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HEAVY JAP-U” T1' - The regular monthly meeting of the

City

rted that the Ru'ssiane._riqrth,pf@Hai'i;’QiIly§§__;i1nd _all tile Councillors _ _!;ei_ng‘\_

Before passing the minutes of lifstl

_ meeting some discussion ensued regard*

P0 .- 1. ,_ -v. Cheng have suifereda he#-y stteokw ‘.5 1

xulinicl ralzskrlxs swiznlzr

General Kurohi is now tllreaten'nF“£x§

Mukdeu from the rlortheset. on

'rss lcnlom' comunnln call, _ o _ In me houlé of commons to-day Pre R.‘V`. Pringle Co., Ltd., Sn John, quoting Balfour sa'd -:tho Blillllill 7G°V9m

hercdto its contention there was 'no wuer gagged his cellar; ,from Hugh

ing of Monaghan intimating that the hatch milvo. placed in front of his building at Queen

must not be disturbed while the n'-w

url nd

nw Knight commander by' the vi

stock squndron_. __, ,_ ,_ ___ `

namsn nsaca`LlrassA `

Lnsssii, Thibet, August il-(delayed in

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' - wo: - _i .' - 'A _i7‘J!A..Xl‘.'. fir

.. __ - --TUESDAY MDRNING4-

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er ClS0“°Y°i1"Sh"5Wl`“»5*ll“ll4i' fwftliii Couiicll’l.sat.,Nigh.t-Oilier. ;s

as Lhassa-Lama Flees-

Lcsoolv, Auaust 8°(V5P€C|lll-It rl! ro-

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equatejustliicaton for the sin_k

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trammission.) The British expedition is sou -ons-nmped rl nlilefitm the llicrod Mcun- ggi;

tal’

not Potalo,oa which is situated' the H-

Dalai Lalna's Palace and in the Imme iiate “`l‘

"i°i"i'*-V °f the Dalnl-L°m°’” prlvlm’ enforced against all the butchers; from garden. _ , , '

rss churn Lama msn

Tilfonlei mms usd mfs

ported he has weuld be a hindrance to his business:

ct selus on fm?

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shut himself up in ai"`

ref

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KRAMER M'/it BE

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relish for food i

Fi-rmxone is a os Ilnpum Bl00d 80

tio uni he p. n sul

gifils. or N. C.

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World Fair Stadium,

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t‘ t go;-|11gS.‘;urprme Pd” 50° at mg Applications for concrete sidewalks

Poison &' Co., Kingston, were

'~ ` , ,of her hotel, Bishop MeDona‘d alongside

PKLLS CURE CDNs.m,A.n0N_ Queen Square Behool and the front of the

Palace; Nelsoollattonbury in front of his

' for

monastery um

ne miles distmt. It is re

us nz to see _.even the' highest state = ers and declaring he _'

d . _

» _' _ Eocene Hornsby as city stenographer at

will rerun rl _a sslsly cfllot exceeding Olillrj. ~

iuded for thr¢o`_yea.rs, __ ‘-_=_-_. _ The _ _

'_ »-was ord_c,rj;to lie_,on the table. . _ _ ~

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THF lillptillilltl.-._

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__-_-S-t. Louis Augusta,-tee'

--~ -._ mls;

J, the dresent tional bhamp oil' wa.

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=d mnteriallyto hischancosot again _.9 1:

capturing the title* this year as the result hnp' t ”"°G"‘“" °'”F“’“»“°‘ N*"“-”“‘~*‘”*’**naatis. -lliir..’-sl-lv..l.l»~ ...e~'-.illsa-`ti» D cas; our Championship closed here todayaft

bicyole meet which RQ

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successful tonic an

U 105- Forrozone lmnses.strel§1ens e ipurifiee the

1. andmakes aliln ople well. Try '

o of ~ §"el)1'eozone, tlg re- th’

nxtr olv‘s

Tllcllatcst

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see the new'~-sean for males

The Art Boots and Shoes

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n Russliifl P°°lfl°“\Nii"h “Regarding Cost of an Electric

_ rw, up __ its

a'four Talks °l K“l5hl c°'“"‘“_"d' This was Decldedat a Meeting of _

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men Bois

of action for damages; from T. H. Drake offering $l00_ for two Hays weekly for stall in market at right side of the

Von underhis stall in the new market be complet<d as others and pointing out

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er tim" days mem* tlhbie outdts at n cost' of 8750, half

. payable on delivery, _half in 1905. The

OUR APPETITE' motion was carried unnn`mously.

Nothing will stimulate li keen, healthy 0011"- R‘l<=y moved. seconded. by Coun-

, rlsure good digestion and Patou, that the City Clerk correspond

l> rfect assimilation like sasdzosni ,nh which is thé most 1 health relieyves known to medical ience. ”'“ e

p ltive cure for Axmnlia, Conn. Blown hoped tile question of

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i,1o°,j_ it inviggmua the The mot on was unanimously carried.

rt and nerves, bmlshes sickness and _Tenders were ordered to be called for ll

were

Couil. Alley discussed the llalchway

referred- to_by the communication ot Hugh Mcmghan but it was left to the

' “street committee.

The Mayor pointed out that there were undoubtedly oncloachmeois cn the city highways especially on! place on Brigh-

others on Maipeque road. Mr. May was ,appoint-d to surv¢y at a sum net to exce'ed'$H). ' `

was tillen up was ordered to be psii.

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` Business Done- '

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C.:uncll was held last evening, the

the payment of s bill included in ' mlriutes.The` minutes were approved

mmunioetlons were read trom The

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Who was

HUGHES. M. P.

monster reception at Souris last night.

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eS on fixtures for lighting; from John ,

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el' complaining that the surface

crete sidewalk was ieing laid Ln pain

th dcor; from the City Weigher " ing for increased] salary; from

P. Mills, meat merchant,

‘ng tlmtrefund of$25 for license fee

selling meat be refunded or the tax

Clure Gay is-kin! Vat the caller

a heat r opposite ills stall entrance

OG\1»!_\_cil|o11I)..|. Riley, D. OEM inandP S Blown recommending

Soulus, .- Aug. 8 great

crowd met Mr. Hughes, ...,:_,P.,' at the ,Station here on the arrival the train

and after an exchange of* greetings formed the largest processid-n ever seen

in Eastern Kings and lieaded!-,by Wori.h's Band from Chllrlottetawn escorted the Liberal representative to Sf.. Pairiclis

' Hall.

communication re s enographer

Liberal Association took the chair and

Archibald Currie, President of

_F =/3'

LlSl NIGHT

M.P. ll SUUHIS.

addrees was pre:-lenied to l\Ir. Hughes to

which he replied in eloquent. words. Other speakers were Acting Premier Cumnliskey, G. S. Inman, Hon. _Tllclnas Kickham and Mr. Robertson.

The rneeting was very large and enthu-

siastic. After the meeting \Vortll's Band played a number of delightful selections ill front of the Imperial Hotel where the speakers are put up. Tile hotel was brilliantly illuminated for the occasion.

on Clure Gay’s request re market eel- ns referred to the mlrket colnmit-

ct August lst. " SLBi'~oivn subm’tted estimates for new' roved hcok and ladxer wagon with

rs hat the coiincil purchase one cf

8.

a competent enulneer re the cost of e .tric iight plant.

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txtens'on of Douglas Street;

r ad from Mrs. Archibald in front °

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eon Gr at George St.: The requests grant d.

Road and Conn. Paton referled to

he bill of T. White for a brklric that

he Council then edjcurned. '

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All the Latest Nl. FI. i5.C_hurman & Co.

Magazines l

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Charlottetown. _

reszoriniz a. healthful glow to the complexi-

Sllil[ll»lliE"i‘" Tllllll

The Provincial Rifle Shooting begins

t Kensington Range this morning at 7

o'c.lock and continues for three days. The number of entries are larger than

ver before. The weather prophet pro-

mises showers with light east winds.

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ROUNDS 0UI‘ THE FORM.

Persons who have become pale, weak nd thin overwork. worry or disease

find that gr. Chese's Nerve Food is won-

erfully sifsctlvein forming new blood,

n and roundingput the.for'nl. You will `

soon feel tlie benefit of this restorative treatment and can prove it hy noting your increase in weight. '

,Pre viously acknowledged

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` Inquiries have been made and an order placed"for a suitable carriage for William Larlier, the cripple for whom many kind friends have subscribed through Tile Guardian. The following is the amount already in hand:

$80 75

$3 00

$53.75

A. Lady

Tots!

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Bnrrietere. Solicitors. fetc.

Summerside. P- E- I-

Omua--lloyal Ban! of Canada

building

NEIL MCQUARRIE. K.C.

A- E- ARSENAULT

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J-£9 1%

' Kensington Sash and Door Factory. Plannig Mills, Lumber Yard.

Ifyou contemplate building or repairing. give us a call.

If you want an estimsteon any kind

If you want hard or soft-coal, give us a call.

Better give us a call anyway. We

of lumber either rough or manufactured at prices that defy competition.

of a building, give us a call.

keep in stock everything in the shape

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MCI-=Ueh|_in Carriages are Sslld

Under? a C-Positive Guarentee-

more fdf s Mc

for you;teks

36 leather

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THE JAPANESE

Fillllli Mlliill

Canadian F Iour Worth-' More ' than American '

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Plants for Reduction of Dogfish in

l ‘ Maritime Provinces-A Veteran

and a Collector Dead.

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'ro USE Ur noorrsn.

Orr/iwa, Aug. li-l(Speclal)-'l‘he Min-

ister of Mnrillc has decided to build reducti:n plants one oh tile north shore of New Brunswick, another on the south- ern coast cf Cape Breton slid a third pmllably at the Magdalen Islands to uie dcgiisll. The Government will operate them.

lvlanxl-:'r IN JAPAN.

Alexander McLean,` I Cansda`s trade

sg nt in Japan, says that tlzere is a market there for Canadian flour, butter, cheese, canned peas, asparagus and frui :-1.

The price of Callildllill Flour is fifty

c. nts high' r ‘than Anlericnn.

Cnlsil-:AN vE'l‘s.s.AN Dllan.

Hslarsx, Aug. 8-(Spec-ial)ASnlnue1

Vcnncr is Crimean vcternll, keeper 0 the Point Pleasant Park is dead.

cnsrolns oor.i.ircTon plan.

James Bingny, Collector of Customs at

Barton died today at tile home of his brother in Ynrmzutb.

TEST THE KIDNEYS.

Allow urine to stand in a glass vessel

for twentrfour hours and if at the end of that it is clouded or has left e sediment in ~rhe bottom of the vessel you may be sure that your kidneys are diseased. As s means of invigorating the action of the kidneys and maklniz them strong and healtlly,there is no preparation so orompt and none so thorough ns Dr. Ci.\nse‘s Kid- ney-Liver Pills.

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LUBSTEH Hilti

Hitt YESTERDAY

Declared Off Because of Lack of Wind

The Boats Started in a Fair Breeze

which Dropped, However, as they Proceeded.

There was lllucll iiltcrfst ill thc lo`; stcr

boat rllce yfstorzlny snrl :l pretty sc-ure wie presented ns the boats crossed tile llncattze raising: of ilu- dag on tllc A' aglil.

The elltries were as followst-

George A- Francis Doherty.

Onward-Jna,Tnylor.

Exnlliplc --Dnll Tay lor.

\'olilnteel‘--Herbert Hill-~t€s.

Girt- .Tallies Lund,

Maple Leaf-Joi llilnrl.

Lou D ll il-Neil Stcivnri.

Strsllgrl' -Jes. Jxlvlsoll.

N ly l"lo /wr E|‘lll~st l\lclllni 1. Scplli \ Mlly -Jas. \V. Taylor. T. c milrsc was up tothe Bridge, Lhent-"

to llattery Point. round \\'cst Riv. l~ Hlloy, to North River Buoy rnrl tlrcnci- lnlck to Pollku`.‘4 \Vbnl'i`, twice roullil. The course was i5 mill--1.

Tho boats get away nt 11.28, Frank

l)ollcrty's ill tile load with n light soutli is-:st breeze hlcwlniz. The boats kept well together but ivllcil rlcar the llnrl>or`s mouth the wlllil dlri down ninl they returned to the wharf as it- was cvldcnt that they could not illlisll within tile time limit. _

The George A, Doherty, maintained her

lead, lm]-ling it well and rounding the harhcr buoy, by a vevygooi space. The Grit, James Lund, being second; tho Stranger, third; Onward, fourth, and the Mayflower, fifth.

From the harbor buoy to the West

and North River' the boste changed posi- tions some, the Mayflower rassing the George A, and the Strung r taking second place. The remainder of the contest in tn the wharf wa.s'a dr'iftll@ match. Mayflower*

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ln Railway Accident Caused by a Cloudburst

Chicken Thieves Murder Father and Son-A Quarter Million Diamond Robbery.

liuaolsll BY cnlcxsiv Tnilzvss. Pnlllannrvnls, Ani. 8.-(Sp¢¢ini_)_.

Daniel O‘Bri¢u \va,s killed and his father

John O'Brien fatally wounded by thieves robbing their ellie-kcll roosts.

ssavr Dxasioxp nollslmv.

Nuivronr, Aug. S.-(Spccial.)-Pinkcr-

twndctectives have born dct.ile<l to

ferret out the robbery of a quarter million wortll of diamonds from one of the most fashionable residences here.

ONE nuunnlm reasons l<rLi.l.D.

Pwzuw. Cor. Aug. 8.-ispeeinll-Tim

Missouri Pacidc flyer went through is l>li‘ll;00ver8<i1‘y creek and nearly n.

llun irccl lives were lost.

CAUSED HY A i?L()UDBUBS1'.

A clourillul-st and heavy flood caused the disaster and several cars were carried". f.ur miles down stream. ' ` T

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A I\'E\V CROP OF CORN.

i~n’t very hard to raise with tigglt boots Be»t r-lnedv is Putn~ln's Pain els Corn and Wart Extractor, which cures in one dey. Rfus- al sucsti ute for Putn\1n's it S the very best.

-Prirce Edward Division, No., I S. of

T. meets tll’s evening at 8 o‘elcck in Ki»nsingt'n Hail. Euston St. east. A healty welcome Lo all Sins of'Temper- ence.

Souvenir

Post Cards

(5500,)

just received from the firm who printed our new

SOUVENIR BDDKS,

CHARLDTIETOWN -Ann- PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.

The most beautiful Souvenir- Post Cards yet seen here. A number of subjects to select from only 2 cents each.

cllilisli & calm, Souvenir

Books and Stationery.

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I my ole best roerww gels will nrchue and sell at the lowest prices ill the city.

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