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This j is True Liberty, ‘when Free Born Men having to advise the Public, may speak free.’ '__Eoeiprpus

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CHARLOTTETOWN Y: E ISLAND. TUESDAY Ahab aloo oy

The Busiest Store on Ch arlottetown’s Busiest Street.

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waists this pretty hard to beat.

We never showed so fine a range before—and we never sold so many in any previous season.

we feel sure we can please you,

We'd like totry anyway. Here are afew samples of what we gte showing.

ri¢at waist, self collar and cuff,

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PRETORIA OCCUPIED

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BY THE BRITISH.

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Official Entry Will be Made This Afternoon.

BOER OPERATIONS HAVE BEEN COMPLETELY BAFFELED

SPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EXAMINER.

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some in muslins.

Half dozen of pretty patterns and colors.

Fine assortment of pretty waists, mostly in neat diagonal stripe effects, self collar and cuffs.

é, big range of waists white collar, self “cuffs, fine cuttons,

98¢

Dainty line of Chambray

$l. 30 waists, some pink and white stripes, others blue and white.

Dainty white pique waists with white linen colar.

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68c, 78c,

n 55¢; 2.15, 2.75

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is the most complete and natural plant-food to return to Mother Earth, we have

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concluded to place within reach of the public a line of fertilizers (made from the products of our numerous Slaughtering and Rendering Houses, properly manufactured with High Grade Potash added) fully believing that all intelligent farmers would much rather have such materials unadulternted than to buy of those who merely use enough of these materials for a foundation, and adulter- ate with Mineral and othe ‘inferior articles so as to get the bulk and diminish the price; and the success of our goods has proven the wisdom of our reasoning beyond our most trade is assured.

Animal products are a lasting benefit to the soil, whilst Phosphate Rock and | Brabant. chemicals are a detrimert as soon as the chemical substance is learched away.

sanguine expectations. Our goods once in the field, our

The animal materials from which our fertilizers are made are by nature the most ) powerful crop producers known,’

‘4 We are selling the above be pleased to have you favor us with your order.

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FROST & W vVOOD Potato Scuffler, Clump, Washers, Wringers, &c. rices

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Kertilizers at a small aevance on cost and would

Solid Hubber Tire Carriages.

(FAMOUS MORGAN & WRIGHT TIRES,)

Call and see our new carriages with the above tires of Something Entirely New and U p-to-date in Phaetons, { rds,

Surreys, Misrodos, Jump-Seats, Buggies

Spindles, Express Wagons, Road Carts, Truck Wagons, Cart, Carriage Harness.

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4A. HORNE ‘& CO.

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PRETORIA OCCUPIED.

Lexpvox, June 5.—It ie officially an- nounced that the British have occupied

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Lonpox, June 5.—The following is from Reberts :

Prerogia, June 5, 11.40 a. m.~-We are now in possesion of Pretoria. The efficial entry will be made this afternoon at 2 o’clock.

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Loxypon, June 5.—The official intelli- gence regarding what is transpiring out- side, there ie little or nothing,

Lord Roberts is silent. Nevertheless, by piecing togetber news from the various correspondenis, it would seem that Lord Roberts’ immédiate army is all employed north of Johannesburg except one brigade which is at Johanne*burg, and that the six columns are conyéfging on Pretoria.

Undated News Agéncy messages from Pretoria; via Lorenzo Mesrques, June 4th say: ‘“' Pretofia is powinvested by the Brftish. No resistance will be offered.

“The city will be surrendered by the Burgomaster as 8000 as » formal demand is made.”

This message purports to come in C2 GE Se ee RE

President Kruger commandg the tele- graph eastward from Pretoria and the telegraphic news from Pretoria to Lorenzo Marques has ceased, but the messengers of newspaper correspondents continue to go to and fro on the railway.

From Lorenzo Marques comes a des- patch dated June 4th, saying: It is known that some great British movement is in progress outside of Pretoria.

The mysterious movements of President Krug:r’s secre‘ary and physician, par- ticularly their secret visit to the Dutch warship Frieskand, which is in the har- vor here, has aroused suspicion.

News from minor theatres of hostilities is less cryptic.

The Boers operations to break Lord , Roberts’ communications have beea com- | pletely baffied and the Boer co'um 18 are in danger of being surrounded by the Bri- tish force at Ficksburg, Senekal, Heilbron and Lindley. : Genera: Rundle, ivstead of throwing himeelf against the Boers entrevched at Bedulphberg,Jmoved toward Fi icksburg aud established communication with General

The Boers marcted parallel with Geu. Rundle intending to seize a strong poais tion on the Fickeburg road. But Rundle was there first.

The 1500 Boers who were in this moye- ment are now reported to be going elee-

where.

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A LITTLE EXPERIENCE.

While en the road frem Thebaucha to Winberg and the nd of May, Mr. Hedicy HcKingaga wrateto his brother ia this <ityisesfollawes * °° © ®

We have had another little ex- perience and not a very pleasant one ether. Left our camp at daylight, Mon- day merning, to begin the march ot Winberg. The whole divieion was supposed to move, but as the Highland Brigade was away somewhere else they did not come with us. About ten o’clocs on Monday morning we were stopped by heavy firing ahead and in a few minutes it began tosonnd on ali sides. Very shortly we found ourselves com- pletely surreunded and that the Boers were using artillery which far outranged ours. In frout of ur, as usaal, was & range of hills varying from 500 to 1000 feet high and on these the Boer riflemen were posted. We had to go past in some way, but it luoked pretty bad for a while and visions of a trip to Pretoria troubled us, The

idea of making an attack on the mn while the artillery was on opr Fank

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fa extremely linpleaeant exper, “8ge. were in reserve; but ag every ava. cable j™an was heeded we Wéfe sent off in ney

THE OPERA HOUSE.

Frank Tannehill, Jr.,and Company

Present “A Young Wife.”

There was plenty of thrill in the play of last evening and not a littlefun. The actors take their parts well, They don’t greatly overact—the beet of them not at all—and they hold the mirror up to nature fairly well. Horace Greengage Bobbins(Mr Taunehill) was particularly funny, and the ladies were all good. Messrs. Walcott, Lang, Keenan and Wooderson acted well their several parts. Altogether the com- pany is a well-balanced one and worthy of public patronage.

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THE DEBENTURES.

Six,—Last evening | listened to the Pretiier introducing hia debéatire bill in out Législative Assembly. The Premier must bé@ ¥ery ignorant man or else he must imagid¢ the people of this province are very ‘ignorant and forgetful. While the issue of debentures may tide overa difficulty,—yet the persistent practice will end in disaster sooner or later, The country have a valiant defender of their rights in the Leader of the Opposition and Mr. Shaw, whose speech last evening was 8 masterly etfort,—clear, incisive and con- vincing, thoroughly exposing the de- ceptive practices of the Government— practices wbicb only require to be exposed to carry conviction and condemnation of | the present imbecile government tofevery e'ector in the Province. Farquharson and his master, Pineau, wili soon reach the end of their devices,

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ROYAL.

Baking Powder

CANADIANS WOUNDED.

Orrawa,June 5.—Colonel Otter re- ports by cable that seven men’of the Royal Canadian Regiment were wounded May 28th. He states that the effective strength of the Bettalion at the front is now only 450, all ranks.

HE BEST should be your aim T when buying medicine. Get

Hood’s Sarsaparilla and have the

best medicine MONEY CAN BUY. ‘

Made from pure cream of | of tartar.

Safeouards the food | —, alum.

Alem sail einel ah menacers to Pith of the present Bae :

¥ ‘ RO “AL BAKING POWDER CG., Lo, Sew te: een

Alert!

If an angler or shoot- er, send 25 cents for a FOREST * AND

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| | 4 weeks’ trial jtrip. The | Sportsman’s

FAVORITE WEEKLY

With this spirited pic- ture (size 22x 28in.) $5.50, FOREST AND STREAM PUB, CO

: here. _ which hae been well earned, and will move

directions, Three of 6a¥ compsénies were ses? (0 take @ hill on the left, and thé mOthetit we began to move the Boers turned évery gun they had on us. One men was torn to pieces, another lost his blanket, my rifie was shattered, Bowness lost the heel of hig boot, and lots of other little things happened, By judicious advancing and making rtishes tinder cover of each other’s fire, we gained the first ridge, but could do no _ more. Stayed there all night with fixed bayonets, wait- ing for au attack which never came. We were neatly frozer, and were hungry as well. In the morning we advanced, and those of us on the left who had good. cover got come splendid shooting. I can ac- count for three wounded Boers and one killed, and I am sure nearly ail the other fellows did just as well, They were complete'y wiped out. Some heavy gins Came to help us and they put two of thé enemys out of action while the mounied men [ captured two more, We gol 5 little grub in the afternoen, the first singe Monday merning, and felt good enough for avother day at it. But there was noenemy left. Those on our right had retreated and the others were wiped out. The general hae given Canadians great credit, but we don’t deserve it any more than the Gordons or Shrops. It was the hardest fight we have had yet,—not such beavy rifle fire se at Paardeberg, but the artillery and the fact that we were surrounded made it worse. Last evening we came down from the hill, through the pass and biyouacked We are now having one day’s rest

ou to Winberg to-morrow morning. Since beginning this the Sgt. Major has snouted that a transport leaves in fifteen mio- utes, and if I want to catch it 1 must hustle, Would give you a much better account of the fun but time will not permit, eo will have to put it off tll next chance.

A Good Stomach.

1s essential to health and happiness, but don’t blame the stomach for biliousness. It is deranged, and causes poisonous bile to re- main in the plood causing indigestion. head- ache and irregular action of the bowels’ Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills regulate the liver, kidneys and bowels and by their direct ac- tion on these organs eflect prompt and last-

ing cures of biliomsness, dyspepsia’ headache and all kidney ailments, Ope pill a dose, 25 cents a box, at ail dealers,

New cabbage, rbubarb, cucumbers, tomatoes, California oranges, bananas and pineapples received today at Beer & Goff's. 2ins. Another lot of that good maple syrup just received at Beer & Goff’s, Zins.

SOUUATESUUROUOHUUUEREOREOUEEROOREOUEOBOEOEL.

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ef that valuable Malt Extract “‘Hoffbran” (which gave such good satisfaction last season) received tovday. A valuable aid to digestion, Restores lose of appetite: Especially valuable to mothers. Sold at 15c per bottle or 2 for 25c.

A.W, Reddin Phm B

Central Drugstore,

Sunnyside.

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_° 36 Broadway, New York, @

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SPORTING: GOODS

Foot Balls, Base Balls, Tennis Balls, Cricket Balls, Base Ball Bats, Tennis Bats, Cricket Bats,

Catchers Mitts, Gloves, ete. Wasks, Infielders Micts, ete.

59 Croquet Sets, 4 ball, 6 ball and 8 bail, all at lowest prices,

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White chalk and sponge in tins to whiten slippers and shoes; a very handy article, 25 cents,

GOFF BROS

The Home Shoe Factory.

‘Int INSURANCE

Apply to —— aw

HYNDMAN & CO

AGENTS North British & Mercantile Ins. Oo Union Assurance Society, Phoenix of London.

All British Companies—Risks taken at low rates.

NOTICH.

The undersigned bicycle repair men have this day agreed that aM repairs and sundries will require to be paid for ia cash on delivery.

Please do not ask for credit as it will not be given, Signed,

EARNEST RICE, W- P. DOULL, PERCY G. ARMOUR

MARK WRIGHT & CO Mav _Mav Ist. 1900. *

DR: GORDON ALLEY PHYSICIAN & SURGEON

(Graduate McGill University)

Office and Residence—Dorchester Stree Office Houre—9 to 10, a, m., 1 to 3 and 7 to_8, p. m.

Prompt attention to ceuntry cal._

D. C. McLEOD

BARRISTER, ATT ATTORNEY, SOLIi

OITOR, ETO, Orrice—Bank of Nova Scotia Building, Charlottetown, :

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