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ESTABLISHED 189! cnanhorrsrowu. Piuncn Enwann-ishann. runspar. Novnnssn. 10.1905 -

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LORD ROSEBERY -IIElTH’S HIIHIIEST EIHE IIISPEIITIIH ~K`AIS_E'S

LEICESTER III THHEE CITIES Til BE IPPIIIHTEII _ MAY E

Says Protection is no Remo 'y for Brltain’s llls

lsland Student Present at a Balti- more Fatallty-Papal Consistory -Italian Finance Nli..ister Rosana Suicides-

gg gxxrucazs caumrrans. " I

Hogg, Nov. 9 .-(Specia!.) -The iirst

yum; gmgisgory was held today but no mei-teen cardinals were inundated- A

’]'ALIAN MINISTER SUICIDE»

Nunn, Nov, 9,-(Special) -Minister of ;

'wander about our streets. Those roving md” aged 68 ,eng p

nnmge, Rosana euicided today by shoot-

ini!- Hung gaiy appointed to oflloe last

Wedneldli-

_mm gcsnpnnr acarxsr raorxcnon.

L;;¢gun,ENer.aND,Nov.9.-(Spcclsl)- md R,,,;.,,,-ry, nuns; with _pristine naman, qgelarad protection was not _gh ygmedy sand, Liberals should unifa grape the diiilculty.

,pgpexxr ar a rararrrr. Bn,-mmnn, Nov. 9.-(Speclal)‘°T\\° pike have the names of twenty-three Mgmupmqg to he present' when ,meg Loew, dental student, was fatalll .\h§Il`Bd.

on nn_uu.o'rrs‘rowN srnnnxr.

Among them were W. G. Ross of Chir-

httetcwn, Bliss C. Lester of Saiisburg, )i.B,0t*.c Nase ofSt. John, ani S. G. Jackson of Wolfville.

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'WANTED-A‘caee of headache that IUMFORT Powder will not cure from &totwenty_ minutes. H M

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I It is the actual results that counts in boots and shoes; that is why we sell so many

iiihens' aoors

This is what a lot of wear-

'ers of our Farmers’ Boots tell us. That they want another pair of this particular boots the_ same kind they

have on their feet they were

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day, thebuilding collapsed, killing seven

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occupied respectively St. Dav`iri's Presby- terian and Trinity Episcopal pulpits Sun- day.

Como of Charlctetown willbe luductedi- pastor of St. David’s Presbyterian Church.

The Guardian is pleased to learn that

Johnrrorrison who has been ill with a seve cold is much improved and will soon be able to resume his duties.

A few stray cows are still permitted to

quadrupeds do not add materially to the scenery of any sei'-respecting town, to say nothing of the necessity of guarding any edible property that may be within their reach. Let the Board of Assessors put their foot down with no uncertain sound and have this disgrace remedied.

SEVEN KILLED: TVIENTY INJURED.

Mannm, November 6.-During a meet-

,log of a scientiuo society in the Athenae- um at Mule, in the province of Murc'a, to

until itisdone. It is_ expected to have

ee ee esvevf'°e

lain’s speech at Birmingham was taken by rep rters ofthe Daily Mail by means of the electrophone, which allowed them, sitting in the London oiil-:.e,|l1‘i miles dis- tant, to hear every word spoken. The speech was printed verbatim, and the paper was selling on the street 27 minutes after the speech was concluded.

HCNORS A SOLDIER’S WIDOW

I.oNnoN, November 5.-The Kina has of-

fered a suit of rooms in Kensington Pal- ace tz Mrs Kennett Henderson, widow of the late General Henderson, C. B., Kinn’s Royal Rifle Corps,tbe “60;h.,, who died on the morning of his' Mijestfs coronation. The general had a distinguished career, having served through the Indian Mutiny and in China. /' A

Bcforc Heavy Frost Comes

On Thursday, the 19th ihst. R ev. S. F. T- V- C00!-3 D*-W' ~

Mozsrcos, Nav.`§9-(Special)-T. V. Cooke, formerly General Stcrekeepe! of of the I. C. R., died at Moncton today; aged fifty-six years.

commerce pocnnaar nun.

ST. Joint, Nov. 9 -(Special)-W. Albert

Lockhart, Collector of Customs here, died

sms. nrrrns rosrsn nxan.

Hamrax, Nov. 9-(Special)-Mrs. Chris-

tina Foster, widow of Rufus Foster, died today aged '73 years. The J u Jlge of Pro- bate is a son. I _

Unxzeown sonr ronitn. '

The body of an unknown man thirty

years of age was found Hosting in the har- bor today.

A VERY GOOD RULE

the bowels and on this account mea: pl ak itaru' toseethetthe bow

to constipation you can be cured by the

”" _use of Dr. Cbese’s Kidney-Liver Pills. comb Hmm, q,,,s¢,i¢,;¢@'g3»_° whether

Srmvnr, November 5.-The foundation T|1fS¢DT11Sll0f1 0111? meke N16 b°W°|B th, cn, would mmspmsibye in "5, ¢g

active but by the\r action on the liver

work of the new rod mill of the Dominion -

' ensure a regular flow of bile natuge s own accident. _

_Ii-on and Steel company 18 850115 0019910- cathgrtic and sa-remove the’cause of seri-| I Q,-m,_ Hone mga gh, ggmu 1-eéilgr ed, and work on that mill will be rushed ous ..isease. ~ V uns md Coum Paton was R,” an ‘V

Tpoictment was to he made.

th°°° mms T” °9°"‘tT°“ '°m° ttm°_ "xt II CHICAGU MARKETS- ' I Conn. Lyons recommended' that action Iear. _ ‘ ` f'*"' _T be deferred till next meeting and in the

CHICAGO Nov 9 - Special).

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The regular meeting of the City Couu-_

cil. was hold last 'night with a full board. ‘ Afterteading bills and minutes cflast meeting Mayor Warburton called atten- tion to the engravings of portraits r f Lord and Lady Miuto now hanging in the chamber. He read the letter of acknow-

ledgment. _

His Worship also reported that he had

a visit from Messrs Hassard and Mc- Eachern of the Board of Fire Under- writers, several days ago and they had ccnsentedto withdraw the 25 cents recent. ly imposed and waive the addition ini January should aFire Inspector be ap- pointed. '_

Conn. Moore moved that an Inspector

be appointed should the Board consent to do as they had agreed. -

Conn. Whear raised the question ae to whether the Inspector could inspect _ the works of the Light and Power Company. On the other hand the Inspector might

genre from $33010 'CIMO s°¢Ql’¢llll¢ U9

I E N ¥:gve°o':ce :very da; If yan are subject whethera local or a foreign insptctfr be'

appointed.

»u.'_P.R.' o ' |)§_e_`w` Terk Central

I Illinois Central

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‘;CoIIector Lockhart of St John If the Fire Underwriters Re- m£1A;’:£;2°§°;2:'itT%IA_n

Passos Away duce Rates p automobile meet here yestmday two new I _

__ ___ world e records were made. Durbray with I i A

in violin. A I , _

___ T V Cooke, Formerly Well-known Other Questions Discussed at thei°::b:ni'e?r?wT:or°:i:To:rt'&:;v“er?'c_f¢°|umbh id”

B _ I C R Storekeeper in Moncton, City Council Last Night-More Nunn' d'm°°°_______"°_°u'5 '°°°°T'°~' I Mens 1,, ,:',°fg_B"m°°'°w““"& 0°" Ltd' "A Mrs Foster, Halifax -Un- Electric Lights for _ TRADE AND ST'l|PPI'NG. , " ___(;,'|"i,y,|.'»,""TT"

Rev. me. enum and charles nm-ie, known Man Drowned# ~ tl:e_ City. I

-PORT OF CNARLOTTETCWN.

Murray, Halifax; via Pownal. ' - Nov. 6. ar. Jacques, Murray, Sydney. '

Burke, Picton. _ ‘ -

L. G. Burke, Picton. »

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'and injuring twenty. Two of the injured - ' . an ‘f .";;geg-Tilhiiviuvfdliilirzgrdnifpl? éhxdnf T' ` °°’°g.“' “T , ,_ "'° ""°*' uviiiiifnnglifdxi fiiiiii tidnguifatiotii in one referred so the salary which might ¢::1,::hi,,,°°,,,° ,m No; 7 N ,T W*=“m'°"°F» N°’é

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_ ms 'up Ch! /' ,_ I, _ $6! U§Ivowusx4il=ms?B<m=l'r- ' 'T in vel _ ne

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Colorado Foeljdz Iron 'Detroit Balls -518 Railway _

Manhattan

- Peek. $12. _ Pegg

NOT AFRAI J TO ENDORSE IT. E

People have learned to have such con-

fidence in Dr. Ghase’s Ointment as a cure for every form of piles that they do not

hesitate to endorse .t atevery opportunity.

‘As a result Dr..Cnase’s Ointment is pro- bably recommended by more persons than any preparation on the market today. 'Therein no guess-work about its efects- relief is prompt and cure certain.

WAR INEVITABLE

Vanconvsn, Novembet 5.-Bennett

Burleigh, the famous war correspondent of the London Daily Telegraph, sailed on

tie R. M. S. Empress of Jap in yesterday I 'Japan in order to be on hand in event of hostilities breaking out. Mr. Burleigh expressed it as his opinion that war is al-I most inevitable as Japan did not intend to let Rus ia seize territory.

A TIM ELY SUGGESTION.

This is the season of the year when the prudent and careful housewife replenishes her supply of Chamberlain’s Cough rem- edy. It is certain to be needed before :the winter is over, and results are much more prompt and satisfactory when it is kept at hand and given as soon as the cold

’ ,tis contracted and before it has become

°"at°fP1'oof and verv comfort- " , _- C .near on r .1 1 i 1-

V2.bl€ and th€y th€y Yau sh°uld plant that bed :sauce anseveiriygofdnmn;TTJ;nv';?1r:;§r¢TfI`I;

W taking this remedy freely as soon as the Ould never get them worn of TULIPS' fn-eeinaieenoo ezine eem appears There

°utl luade Om Island We have Still Some' ine Tulip, is no danger in giving it to children for it

Ifanned aj h 1' double I 1 - - - ' tai harmful substance. It is p1eaa~

l gr n kat e ’ Hyamnth’ Narcissus’ LILY and :IT wtf:-been 'adults em emiaiennke

so e’ bellows wngue’ ‘toe cap' Crocus Bulbs for early SP1'i11'3`I n..`B "ir, and you will get the beet It

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are solid leather through' bloom out dggfs and they should always cures. For sale by all drnggistsp

out' A be planted NOW- 'K '"1'-" _ '

“Very 1,-,W P!-i¢¢5 in qua_nti¢i¢§_'_° _ Today is positively _the _ last clay

BYOS.

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“CIIY Of L0lld0il"F .ETTIME TABLE

P-1ll.fcr0x-well. `

Will ti furth notice I footf ‘|-me;-‘ Seemerlna ill _Graz Sueeelt. chnl¢n.:Y¢Towa,|iT¢Te?1ev!;'1:‘rdmns'i'.tT°°t heave no“e_€y_'r%omt

Tuesday and Wednesday at a.ooi§° gm "en T 3 df"

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“HASZARD & MOORE.

'ROCKY v POINT FERRY

I Commencing Thursday 0st "lst, 1903

for rlxsounts ~,_on electric light bills for the month of October.

GUILTY OF NEGLIGENCE- »

` Sr. Joint, November 5.-The `corone_a’e jury tonight, alter a long investigation

Gaw, who was killed. in the foundry of

fsceevisy amines, ily ne unsung or in

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_ Dec. Wheat Tn ni pm aetime that the council andp 1, =-'"1 i~f‘_;<__ ‘ ""”"-' __ ‘

into the cause of the death of young llc-7

ea-telthebeat

passing the resolution before the

-Council.

(alpine. Whear and Pa‘on endorsed the

After] further consideration Conn. Moore’s resolution was carried and the

the recorder ard repost at :ext meet- ing. _

In response to a request of the B :ard oi

Trade for a right of way for a railway aloe! Lower Water a resolution w_ s pass-

Ccmmunicatlons were _presented asking

Euson Street near the foundry and Great- George below the Palace. This would' all take in dbout $11,000. A

Couu Lyons made a strong plea for the work at Lower Great George at once. He movei a resolution, to that effect After remarks by Couns. Paton and Hooper the motionwas carried uuanl mously. i

Conn. Hooper asked for lights on Chest- nut Street between Queen and Great George 'Street and on Eustonnear Queen. Carried.

Ccun. Grant reported that _Dorchester Btreethetween Gt. George and Prince was in bad -condition. Referred to Chairman Street Committee. - Conn Stewart referred to_ as bad place _at Websterdc McKay’s Corner. Referred to Couo Paton who stated the matters were all under consideration. » Conn Lyons enionleed the work of Conn

Paton on the' s ,roots _and also the labor of the City Surveyor. :_ ‘ Clnncil then adjourned. '

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emfery wheelifougid that 'defective

I nery caused the aocidentfand - the owners

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T-Orrawa. November. ii.-_The Dominion

sn estlou of Coun Lyons that the matter. hm cu, A HJC dCffl'l'0d¢ ' TV _ we

Fire Board were appointed to confer with *-D°m_ r_- md ;_ cam

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Nov.9 ar- S S Cmipana, Demere. llonueal;

Edward Grover, _Ch-ulckahaak,_||a¢u,_ nr1»rnouyvn.r.xa'x¢'snonhr.u.' ,

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Nov. 7. Lorne, Roy, Isaae’s Barham-; “ “L_ f Ulvl.C°l1rMl. Port Hood; P.L.G.,nl\rcs'raorseux..

Nov. 6. cld. Iona, Cnaeer .Cripaudi __

n\eeerer'_1».su,1_>mio_r,a'i~ieiiae. , 'E l"‘°*°"F{"i*‘°*|*° , _

Nov. 7. Scintella,ISmlth, North Sydney; smney,1ree, wmeue. Pm neon; P. epeneionnearaeaeaiea. 7 'jg __

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Queue” ey'vlceeu _WHITE&C0»,A2_lIltlforRNNlS&pngl0g||¢dqg§|g s'roPPaNr,seeex new rar. _dm f

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a it eu , c .H an-I 9"°°° °f the luis" - gauging. ng e request oun oopcr , rhe Tragedy-of the Koecehc-

_ o' His Grace of

for lights on the lane running between I \ _ ` T' 5 E “ - -The ohseiwattoue_cf King and Water in the :ear of the O wen ` » A _ _ The Garden of i uiidin and on Clarke Street uearWorth’s I " A Pfi°°“¢f“l`¢\ 019'-*YH

livery. Both petitions were granted. I _ , _ _ vi-'inf v"l5‘*T*

Conn Paton reported that Prince Street Th* 3;" anno’

meeioamrziog would be noiehei une - A A ' I '* I* ‘ I "rn: saf¢eua°meeEf‘E" I I I A I

we. k.The committee had spent $8,538.98 of ` - -_ E ` I ` Immun I il, the$10,000 The next work prorosed was on A - f C T - fy

- is a symptoms of Kidney

Disease. A well-known ' doctor has said, “ I never yet madea poet-mortemex- aminationhiacaseoi death from Heart Diseasewith- out finding the' kidneys wereat fault." The Kidney

medicine whi& was first on

_ e the market, most success-

ful for Heart Disease and all Kidney Troubles, and most' widely imitated ia

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la Passage Perilons I _ 'loan N. carey The Unlnmid ' C. Que! A I-lame of tire ` Joseph Hocking TA 'Iwo Fold Inheritance Guy noothby

s _cinnsn cco., Ltd.

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