_ lius. while oats. old, brought Ibcts.
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7 315 li.-A'r'1\LE ON-
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around
Liao Yang _and it is believed it
but may
‘~ Abig battle is now on
 will be a decisive contest,
 last several days yet. f
- 'rss JAPANESE A'i°rAcx. '
4 Earlv this morning the
f forces pouringa heavy R Well
(1 .
` directed shell fire into the Ru!-
. sian positions and killing many
f with shrapuel.| _
I HALF .\nLLIoN ENGAGED.
~ iieved to total two hund
 gre engaged in the struggles.
, ‘rliic r.iirnRon’s nnz'rm>Av,
The Japanese are believed to
18 H18 _but war has many chances. The possibl-
'I l5!IlpCl'0l"S blfllldly Bild it isfllties of the ncnr future mlvy give a
_ '» “sayin Blrlous check to the Japanese nrms, or
to-<day._' .
_ have attacked because this
thought thc”   _ also
' Pon Anhurvlgwojaly A _
' Pizassmo iu_§f1§.§§'__nAno. - `
~., There is   'tilihow ghe gzht the issue of the great battle of Liao Yang
, lievedtobe  `_ g the;-'Russians
` hard at all poi 'tsi ___,__”"\ if
 is going, butllfp  anese-rare be»
T BATTLE
NOW IN PROGRESS
At and Hlout Liao Ygig--The Japanese Make _
3 Gen¢_ral._Attack~»Neady Hail a Million
,Mgnehunan Plain-The End
Not Yet in Sight.
Japanese
~ began the attack on Kurcpatkiu’s
n
- The Japanese forces are be~
red- thou-
A sand and nearly half a million men
‘T -8 PAGES TO-DAY-
for Victory on the
»BIG GUNS PLACED.
Heavy artillery was placed in
position lust night to sweep the
Russian positions and many
wounded have been carried back
to Liao Yang to-day.
[From tin liliove despatcli it would
appeuntlilit one of the great battles of
the war is on. The (ondition of the
country is such owing to the recent lioiivy
rains as to mais military niovernents
slow and difficult. An iiuniensc f iceis
engaged cn both sides. Tlieliglitiiig of
several days past hasxgone in favor of the
Japanese who have dri von in the Russians,
Oli the east and south thus forcing them
to concentrate in and around Lino Yang,
;_We have been led bythelr past. victories
its look for continued Japanese si1cees~,
'porcliance it drawn battle, or n._ Russian
defeat and disaster. The world will await
asia has been awaiting ther suit of the
Port Arthur siege for weeks past with
intense interest.]
cwmwu Fli__n;i|Eli§'
.." po, ‘_ \ ' -`
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-.#511
isunnnd~nd§
Butter eprlnts) per lb. was ol `fl`lt'tl_é
higher hri . t M J
hsiggs stNl§tl;Ja t  price
ni15tol€c per ox. ' ~
Apples of all varieties were plentiful
ntl bmugntponi iztovlsetapgl-fpecil.
Blueberricsarestill on the market and
_bell irom4to0ctS.per qt. `
T Hay, on  squaré in scarce a\1PDl.Y
l .advanced infllrice bringing from 'iiiito 8D_
per cwt.
Outs, new, sold from 2]) to 40 cts. PU
The price of potatoes, wholesale, DBI'
5 busiiiabout?_wt:ts,. and rqtuil .at 55 to__`
3 diets,  _ .f ' 
lf. i ~ ' - r T,
 
Boots
_ i
for Fall wear.
See the 'lines Men’s
Box Calf Boots, heavy
solpg, goodyegx' welted,
made on the popllllfl
Acadian laat,
__ A ' $3.50
Men’s Velour Calf,
heavy sole boots,
' _ $4.90
. _ _ . I
Men’s_Box Calf B518. .
leather lined, wet proof.
<' iielfff ex§_¢¢'t_sion| soles,
_'l=_¢‘»_f~_ .». ‘I 
MAni<Ers.l§i.p~.,;l-;°.~:..
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Ma. or: W. W. clark, City Clark.
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. -. * .BE INELRSBS1.
T- Bain earnest *bout
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tyrnpathy and unprecedented goofbwlll
us manifested in our recent afllict on;
caused by the death of our dear little
son “Willard K". Without being ln-
vldious we feel particularly grateiiil to
Revds. Messrs Goodwin, J. McDougall
and B. D. McPhee as also to those who
c ntributlng beautiful floral' wreaths.
Joint D. Hum-i,
Commercial Hotel, av
-Mul'l1»1- Biv.er,.B. E.. L. _
Aug. 26th, 1004.
WANTED-A casa of headache that
Kumfnrt Headache Powdara|willnotom'e ’
` t/anfmlnutes.
' 'comme Events.
City Council meetaontho second Mtn
bf
Dil
in each month Dr. F. F. Kelly
- 
ated with honors at ' Mist Venl's schoil,
Toronto. Several of h ryoung companions
Also made tli’s the » occasion of their com-
owed their kindness and good-will by |ng‘ ,`,,`,¢_ _ _ ' _ ‘
ents oi most iicarty conarntulations from
_ aaohot whom .ext ulad best wishes for
many and st ll mtre happy retnr s of t'e
. auspicious n~ niversnry. Dancing was
kept up with much enjoymc t. tythe
ounaer portion lf. the companv while
the older ones ingngid in thc- popular
slime of Bl'i‘ge. '
Golden rod was ri sq-.alon\ii'i-. fclituri-
young couples between the dam-¢~:~'. A
choice' supper was served np stairs,ili
Mrs. Biirrlett‘s unexct-lied rind_ tnstrfiii
L _ nmnner, the spacious rooms below heinglh
glvenovertothe cluvers
.p'1:;?n’;_‘_‘:§_:`;' Qilmgrrzvdeslzgeilgm 33; art- unusually large in numhel They
00 T  “.,,_;,,m0“,,“¢'w5,fL,|,nd ¢nJ0ya|,|(,_;),,,_ popularity of the bride und grnoni.
` 3 j T Warsumm on béhalt or tnemb. who »
; ,_ ~ . f . in. n few hspny~Nmlrb`l role tothe  
social and gentieinauly condtfct of lr.
_ Macdonald in relation to his fellowhiein- V - - ---
' ' ` ° bers and to visitors _both as ap official and 'Wo are ocn\p‘ete house furn’sliers,carry
_ as li member. 'lbs Judll c ngratulatod everything that you can wish fqr, to nt
‘ Mr Macdonald on the dcparthraln llfc yourtonn from collar to attic. Every-
hg was milking aiid wished him thinghsre, no matter bow cheaply said,
  Re as urod Mr. Macdona'd otihe n rsonal style, is handsomelylrllshed and splen-
pleasure it gave him to present a token: rildly constructed ltmfng _thc nifny New Fgn ‘Q04 Stvle5_
h'cl slightly indicated the esteem and Inca carried hero can ounl comp ete
high dpproclation in which he was held aliliortmentofcnrpets nod gcnemifnrnish HAWES  “RATED  &  
ns well nn the best wishes of his fci‘ow ings also furniture Jas l’nton & Co  00 A S
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lHet~¢"' ' 6 ‘WT T `  F' "  1 if  ` - “ . Here&;..6.a.i1d 7.
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nl~1v.w. li.sli'D<'.‘.wicl<-, _ ' ' ' ' ~”
Tho Ne' P"“t0r at Zio" Chumh' holne lnucb ilnproved in licultii
LA\'r night, the induction of Rev.
Mr. Sedgwick into the pnstoritc of Zion
Presbyterlui Church took place. A luge
congregation was in the chumb. Rev.
Mr. Fullerton was moderator pro tem.
Rev. Mr. McDonald<of O'I.eary was the
first. speaker.
Alter prayer Mr. Sedgwick stood before
thefpnlplt, from whcb -Mr. Fullerton
usted the questions of the ceremony.
THE IHTJHTTIITH TTT HEV. W. H. SETTEWIIIK “$355335
, Members of Presliytery and gtilcers of
the church then welcomed Mr. Sedgwick
by hnndshuking. '
The pastor whs then addressed by Rev
Mr Murray of Clifton and the peopls by
Rev Geo Millar of Bmokili ld. Jhen- was
ai full choir, the pulpit. vi ns decorated
with flowers and ferns, As the people
went out Mr Scdgnlck was at the door
shiikinlz hands with them. '
lmnluninu
Slllllil. EVEHTS
A Popular Young Lady Makes
Tliayoung debutlant/c recently gradu-
Mrl' niid Mrs. Bu-t‘ett were the recipi-
l ofthe large party of friends present
the't.nstefnl house dccorlitioiis. A tent
the lawn proved ve y litt ractivc to the
Supreme Court of Canada in his own
inimitable style referred to the many nd-
mirable qualities which he found reflect-
ed in Mr. Mticdcnsld after an liequnint-
ance and a soelation extending over sev~
truly.-ii sin different walks of life and
add il that he vias personally pleased to
be present ic join with many friend-i
throughout the city and the province
in wishing Mr. Macdonald lone years of
lnarrledjoy. Speeches were also made
by llie_s~rs. Norton, Tldmin-sh, Roaers, and
Her Debut . T othemm which Mr. »M»¢a<msln replied. 'rim DAY or ilinacu-:s Nor PAST.
°l'"\\l“R We nieliitters .__lpr the tanalbie T
evidence `o| goo`d~,'Uill which founder
_*_ _ pmss on mme “_'nm_*'!_ that 'G m  the case of Ur. Geo. mmer, an-t gland
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Mllttl_tiltt'=,; Emmerson and Insurgents Now Dominate
._ _Tile fiali _ Commission - Minister
TBI FISH DDHIIIBKON.
P. iz. i.`;,iw~soNEsDAY AUGUST ai, 1904. A - Paces 1 To {°“'°'-* °°"=°m*
35 CRUT! PER “ONT-
' _ _ -T312 em _zzz mini
TTTSPETTTHTI THE
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Suther|anli's Hea'th-Schooners
“ Adlore-#Clerk in Trouble.
t
IOTIAWA. Aug- 30.-(Speclnl) -"lilo Hsii
Commission vsill leave immediately for
the Mnydalen Islands.
m:Ai.'m Muon iiirnovi-su.
Wooosrocx Ont Aug iIl~(° ecinl-
H0l\- James Sutherland has rcturiicd
, ll ( pe.lal) lion. ll.
R. lumincrscli, Minister of R|iil\vny.~i i c-
tolnpiniell byofiicluls lcft on li. trip ovcl'
tbe mild tbrougii Novii Sectili nilil Cape
iircton.
'rwli scaoosl-:Rs Aanolllc.
Barnvltsr, Aug, 30.-(Special)-The
Sclir. Suinovar 89 ions and Sclir. Lydia
Rider 57 tans left West Point Ang. 2Ctli
for New Richmond, Quebec.
On Sundny the vessels went ashore at
St. M'nry`s, noni' Miscou during think
wtuther. The captains and crews reached
hem lust evening.
A \vaRn.AN'l‘ lsauab.
WmNii=xo, Aug, 30.- (Special)-A
will-rnr.t is issued lor the t rrest of James
Melvin Bnrt'ett, Clerk ofthe Government
who is alleged fo have stolen severa
thousiands.
A Toronto “Star” rc rter investi ted
that after thirteen years ut almost totéii
daafnnani,
._rmnmmumlt
 cmciaisonia nur '
I  ` ' ' ,U0 . _. . _ _ _ N.. .° °
_ The mt ,,,,,,.k,, |,, th,  éofauh _ .  ___ _    ._ _ _°__J_:::aabssl».eul¢a..lly._lni».liag
~_ieS¢¢11l~>' “H *°°°“!1°‘* " une. ciunw Ki¢i»q;t.ivel- mils. T " ' "S Tm °" -.°”l'5 , .  .ll '.&,fHffTw°9v°» ~th»'» 'bw  '
 _ __ _:__    _ ltnilhtvlflturch at 7.15 treatment is efnDi0!ed,» imparts ea
.l I 1| |; g qpmlng it *om than opdlug,-¢|, and deafness can tie cured Catnrrholo e
 ‘ _ ~,~.  _-.< E' ~ 1 ` ` ' ' interesting event will takeplace in the “lun” bd" . qm°k`r'"ef'> 'nd I” T "
THANKS' 1" ANKS ' ' _ ‘ ' Y°""5 Ladle » .marriage of amy iv. cm... Las., .§..'ll'$2.§°r£T§.s°im”$'.iii§u"2.i.'T.§°'fil2.’Il.é§f
7 ' ' ` son of Richard Carver, Pownal, and now Hell" N0lH¢~“ Mid Ringing in £52 Farr* hte
_...___ _ 1” _ of Boston, to Misa L. Jean Bmall. tnly §;l;,iff§‘hlet;renl;‘h§§len‘£“"?:TT;2z°_':p;‘n‘;g
The \m‘i°\`9l3"°d-°9 b°l"“|f M 5°" “nd The loeinl event if the season took ffegsglm icdeirzllslof  01;? _ ga‘f°f_ith'“' Ng'E,"';,$|'é2?)' é“3""K';i”" 35°' Aulr. 30 cld:" S. S. Polllid. Belnnger,
wire, mire the earliest onnoi-vanity in pm e .inszeveninaswrne Hlllfthe line- formed by Rf, W w yD,,b,,,,,, in fir. olT¢'."" "’°' ' ' °. °" “K” °“'
`T’°nd°rl“¢ our h°M('(° t than" no the l`°’lfl°“°° °f C°`D‘ Ranklnv at which A' midst oin. beautlfuliuyée-comtldaltar and ' `
public ns a whole for their kindness, A_ ,md M,.s_ Bm.b|e,,_ celebmted an ' - l_)xt.Ha.\lil.1'ossPil.l.st'i:llzcoNs1~iPA'rrox
twenty-seco'n`d unri`ivertary of their mar-
riage and [ornilnllylntroduced 'their dliuqli~
tel- __Ulsa` Mary' F. to,s`o'clety.
will preside at the rrgan.
mnc in \Vcst Newton nf cr October lil.
The presents thnt. have been received
ver attractive /The event wnsln eie y “pmk "mT’h“'c“"y °f th" gemml
Several of the numerous “nut” hnd The |iatter'| present to the bride is n ina.;-
come hom thé mu nh nd_ nltlcent diamond lnpocli, to thc brides-
nmid lt pearl ring and is gt ld locket and
){ T
 ‘-°°“ _ Lchain, to the grooms i-an a diamond p n
_ the ushers iicurl tins.
ON the eve of his marriage the mem- md 1° . ~
l fhChltt.tow Cihlthl
bflllifil °....§'l§..° ....'l..., “,.f`....§..T SIUBBOHN SKIN DISEASES-
/i-:nm A mmdemin with A mail. ___§e°;'_»1:-_tmnf:g_fr° s$'°g,g;:¢_§:°§'_°_§~;_°"\
 °"""` W” "°"~°°' °’l "Mc" “M "“w` lusestoliual. By using Dr.Cnase’»t Diet:
full engraved the 00M °1 Mm! “hd num, liowavsf. :ou soon ses that new
3 t, f th l l t, to tlhtlr lilultlloruilng any the sore mn lube
faniily crcs o e recptln . 8% _ _ ' -‘
with thc words “Presented to /linens f-°=:x,‘:;"',|,',°:¢,,°:¢\..-Initial-'Ta 
Q Klodofiald br UIQ mbmbel* ‘* the citlonb and you he ivan satisfactory evi-
. . . » . _ '° f
 Th’ Pmaénmnw WM muh _by Judie mem. will brings thorough cure.
Charlottetown Club, Nth August, lillf donna lhat a cont nuation ofthe tro¢t~
long yearn of Joy and wedded bliss fsof a. worthy quality is upto dats in
in the prooence of a very large number cf
fr ends cf the young couple. Prof. We tts
Thetride whois to lic given away by
her father will he gowncd in li tasteful “T
trf\\'¢l|‘ns wir 01 ‘leer blue vvlle. nine Ranges, Rocklin., oinlwli, August
"hh 'TNT' W llluwll '\'-‘ll Tim ¢'*"'l'.Y fl il).-The ioilowi-g are thc winneni
b0\1¢l“9f Uf CNN" l`°H°°‘~ S50 Will V9 M- among the Island team in the first da.y`s
t ndedlyilllss Alma Robvrtsn of this 51190;;
°ll1.Y ‘B Hmlfl Of |l'“°l' Mid MW* Ami Rockliffe Range Tyra Match--Corp. L
Mildred Carver, teacher oi' Eeoutlon at M McK|mmn_ 4th 0 A, $511); Gr ,JM
Monnt Allison as bridesm|iid.:Mlss Land,-|g,,|‘,_4¢h C A, 3500; pt [gmc
Robertson will wear it drcss'1,.e,._ M_m me Ripe C1,,|,_ 33,00; Wm
of lavender silk mullc mul N°,,,,0n,4¢,hCA,$3,00;5er,,¢g ,I g,,|¢y_ |
Ml” C“l`\`9l" Vi" be illfilmll lil DUN' N02Co,8A,'3.(l). The is rind lyro tclilll
green irepe do chene. Erich will wciir a' took founl, plug in my mgtglh
picture _|ll\E l\l\fl 04|\'l'.l' N l-’0\l‘l“l’l¢ Of li1inkcrs`.Matoi1-isaiioivcs won $11.00
DMU Pink F0828- lGr._J Lnndrignli $5.(X), trooper W J
Tue groonisrlilin will bd Fred J. Picknni ]{em,gdy_ P E 1, L H 8.|_w,
of Boston und the ushers ure E. ’i. Hingis! \Vn|l;e;l Match Cnpt .TMJ0m-s, Nn 2
“ml Dr- s||m'|W'-Nfl- Co, 82nd, second |i'ucc $20.00. isnai- Ives,
At thc conclusion of the ceremony Mr. _ $4_(X), L M Mcliinnoii $4.09. T
iiniilldrs Carver will drive Iminctlintcly ____..i__
to the station slid leave on an extciided
wedding tour. Mrs Cnrvcr will he at
. SHOOTINGAT OTTAWA.
THSUHHETITITIH
Ill PATHATIUAY
Much of the Country.
Ex Sultan Murad' Dead-Italian
Murderer Dies in Electric Chair
at Auburn.
AN Ex-SULTAN DEAD.
CoNs'rAN'rmol>i.z, Aug. 30.-(Sp¢cial)-
Ex-Sultan Murad V died tn Monday of
diabetes and ills remains were lntened in
Yendjanil mausoleuni, Stnuiboul,
is 'rlii-1 ELEc1'ai<‘ CHAIR.
Aolwnlv, N. Y. Aug. 30-(Spcc'al)-
Crucifix ill iinnd linli iiiutteringli. pmye
in italian, Ant;nio Giorgio, murderer,
wus put to death in the electric chair
today.
'rlliz i:E\'i»i.'r ix i>AnA<iUAv.
Bi's:Nos Arlurs, Aug. 30.-(Special).-~
The 'Purngiiuynli iiisurretftioiiists are
actively preparing for 'nn altnck cf
foot und niountud ft-rces.
The country is nlnicst doniinn ed iiy
iii.~ul',;_ei\t:~.
LIGHT1\'lNG REMEDY i~`0R CRAMPS
T Some people lnivc cramps pretty often,
others only now and again. But when
you do hlivc theni it's li uiiuhty quick re-
icfyou want. Puls n`s Nervline is an
sure ns dciith to rellcvc cramps in five
seconds-it's instantaneous, just li few
drops in sweetened water and thc pain is
gone. Buy it bottle of Nerviline to-day,
and kcep it handy. Nerviline is a common
hous hola necessiy and only costs Er
cents.
DR. IlAa|li.1‘0s's MANDRAKE Pli.i.s Crux
Coi\':~\1'li>a'i-ion. . .
TRADE AND SHIPPING
lfoin or ciuiniorrrrowu.
7*- T _A--_
Aur. 30am -Charlotte, Forrest, Port
Hood; Baltic, Lawson. Picfnu; S S*
Poiino; Beianper, Mtntrea); Morning
Star, Martin, Rlehibuctb; Saxon,
Ccmiier; Port Hood; iinioii, Gerrior,
Port Hastings; S. S. Olivettc, Turner,
iioawn. 5
1?.
Sydney; Charlotte, Forrest, Pic ou;
Morning Star, Martin, Ricllibucto; S
S. Olivetlc, Turner, Boston.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
D
Uincaao. Aug. 130.- (Spooial)~
Ana. Wheat 1053 oct. Wheat lm;
“ Cum 525 “ Corn f 511
“ Pork $11.30 Pork --
TWO HARVEST EXCU RSIDNS.
coiircr '
BOOKS.
SCii00L
Tir- Cnniidlnn Pnclilc. liailwiiy announce
two Harvest l"]xciirsi<ii\s,tickr'ts for_whic|\
will lic on snlc lriini po|n;s in Nova
Sootiii exist of New Gliuiploii' Sfptcnilicr
16th and Zlrd, from other points in:Noviv. 
Scotia nnd from po’ilts in New Brunswick
September 17th nnd 21th. |
Round trip second clnss ticktta will hc
i sued to principal poinui in the Canadian
North West, good for return within .sixty
days. Rate St.Jolln lnWinnIpeg and rc-
turn $'Xl.(ll; to Regina hnd return $Il.'i.75;
to Calgary ani return $38.50, to Edmonton
and return $40.50. equally’ low rntcs to
other points.
From points oil thc Iiitcrculmiiiii und
Prince Edward lrlnnd Ruilwiiv llclct!
will lic issued lit rlitc niade ily nddlng Iwo
second clnss one way fnres from starting
point to St John to t hc rlitcx qimtcl fioiii
St. Jotn. ' '
From points on thc lloniinlon Atlnntlc
Railway tickets will Ia- mailed nt. rata
mnds hy adding thc round trip mtc to St.
Jo n to the lates quoted from St John. I
The new Buster Brown ladies’
neckwear at Stanley Bros. 31 d :l
     niumliers. Sir Louis H.`DnvleB, oi 'tile _:\ T ' I- mil" -` Wéka 8; C°‘»9°l¢ agent" ii 
Boots
(Wholesale and Rc-
tail.)
Thousands of dollars'
worth arriving. All the
authorized books for
SCHOOL and COLLEGE.
GAGE/S NEW :oth
CENTURY EDITION of
3rd, 4th and 5th READ-
ERS now in stock.
WHOLESALE orders
filled same day as received.
Prompt attention to all
MAIL ORDERS.
OUR NEW SCHOOL
BOOK PRICE LIST
ready in a 'day or two.
Send address for a copy.
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