lv   O U r the Japanese forces onseaiarid land.Froni The R“”’i““ c°“""“"d°r “V5 '"3 me”
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““=__” ,-"'25 = Brancb Offices at
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Punt Qlllco, Charlotte-
Diiloblo in advance; .
month 
currency or-stem iemltted tlnou
Alberton, Georgeldhm 'and Searls. ‘ gm, ,,,,,i h,;p,,,,,,,,- 
Business Office Telep ions i33b- 5d|¢°,||| md Nm '|'°|,Ph,,,,, |33, _ _Pony on  _ _
°'.°',a;“';:;:‘:i;‘;__=‘" U Qlot loan x p. m. to 6 p.m.: Ito _xx p.m. . _ _ Ri_SK_lBl‘_l_i_  ‘__ K" 
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‘E No Pius 1.ll<l.~ ull u.l.\lll.w.~'._ PRUGRF-S5 or mf WM- bite vue iinothei-as with a bitwr pcm: ul complaining of the reported we °f Wine
___ __ A_ --_ hatred. Fings of truce and Red Cl-use end beer nt ii. church picnic at East
 Port Arthur still holds ou* enclrc‘ed by nam’ are Id 5"°3“"d”d 'md amd "W"-
‘ia none wo good fox home
b'king\
Beaver
Flour
is as near perfection as flour
ever gets. lt contains all
that is best in the whvlil-
No matter how capable ills
cook. the best bread or
pastrycannot be made \-. i: fl-
our Beaver Flour. ll is
for sale at _ `__
your gro-
oefs. Ask __ fog* ,_
him for it. »7`
lmdlnnlodd
_IU for mmill
&nAlu loan ~ '
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the harbor entrance opening southward
lhe garrison still lio‘d nearly the entire
_ circuit of the inner line of fortliicntions
thirty odd miles in length, westward
along the sea front from the point of the
’.l`iger`s_Tilll,_thcnce nortlivlard to thc Etzc
und Rihlung i'orts,thcnce eastwsrd,sou|h-
ward and Southwestward to Golden Hill
and the harbor entrance. Within tilis
- gr ut irregular circle llc the harbor basin,
l-he remnants of the Russian iicet and the
city.
Only at the ilorthwestward of the cit_y,
and to the v\e- twurd oi where llie rnilwny
i elltvm from the north, is the chain of
fortifications broken.` Here nre the Eizc
| fort and the Pcyu forts, the latter just
\\-est of the ruilviuy. These forts are not
so elevlitcrl ns the others, and ure coin-
_ lnliildcd by both thc Russilin and Japan-
l-scposltioils. The Russians have been
,\_¢“ \55"~;_;"Sl;§,/ iiriven out, but their ussnilunts cnnliut
7 l \ , -
____ l'/:lf orrllpy the vnvlited pos tions. The break
ill the clniill is about three Luilcsin width,
“iii '''''' "_) ` extcndiiig from the railway wcstwllrd.
New Fan 1904 ¢;¢v]@g_ It is heir, from tin- northwest, [init the
 CELEBRATED ilcn-.il-st llzlll- ks have iecn made and re-
$3.00 HATS.
Weeks & Co., sole agents.
i vcivcll with appalling loss on bf. th rilles
‘Nu quarter is given. Till- c'olxlimi_li.l.ts
.
F
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O vercoats,
\NE
BEAT
s=THE
woR|.|:>
oN
oven-
coATs
1
like men, have character.
Some, after thcy’ve gone out into the world
awhile, look out at the elbows.
Some deceive by their appearance, and prove
false to their trust.
Some look jllunty, but won’t wear.
Ii we could’nt bond our Overcoats for character
with the guarantee of “Money Back If You Want
lr," there would be nothing remarkable about our
coals.
We have absolute confidence in our Overc>ats
and so we bond them,
Colne here and select your winter Overco it,
Our prices won’t keep you from buying, $5.00
_ to $20.
that If captured they will be s‘aughtered,
and they might us we l light on as to be
massacred. The dead are left unburied.
The stencil from the decomposing lodies
on thc slope of the forts makes Port
Arthur almost uncndurn‘ lc when thc
wind is from lhe north. When the wind
renehos Du/ny, thirty nillesawny
Fiom th-ir nearest npproaches the
Jupane~e tluow shells into the city and
llarlor. Butlhe whole ogerntlons upto
thelpresent time oondrm the old lesson
.ix-ottnl attack. The Japanese _are des-
perately brzive but they (annot elfeot ini-
would long since have captured Port
Arthur. l\'o other in-my of like strength
eonlfl have at-complfshed more in the
sanic lime, lf so much.
Beyond question the stubborn defence
and the prolonged siege of Port Arthur
have been n great disappointment to Qbe
Japanese commanders. Their p uns have
been llisurrungcd.'l‘lie‘ad\'nnce northward
and the attack on Liao Yan; were
delayed in hope that Port Arthur might
first, be captured und the bceicging army
ieleusell to join in pushing Kuropatkin,
northwlird. The cautious movements of
the Jnplinese around Mukdcn also give
indications that the fall of Port Arthur
must Ile accomplished if possible as the
next gi-ent event of the war. Meanwhile
Hlissinlls lil-c cm-ournlred by the defence
\\-llirh (lcn. Stocssel is making. lt is the
one bright spot in the Russian campaign.
Port Arthur' must fall, but it would to
vain lo predict the date. Fni ure of
ammunition or of food may hasten the
fall, but of these there is yet no clear in-
dication. The siege may drug on for
weeks or possibly for months, and Muk-
rlen may perhaps full before Port Arthur.
Mnllllen lies in a plain, not on the`rnilv\‘ay
hut some twenty miles ea.-t of it, whi h
fact may lend to its abandonment without
lr. inttlc, or owing to ii. great turning
mo'ement. by the Japnnere. Russia s
r ending out vast rcinforcrlncnts, und the
war will douiitlcss go on for an 'ndeilnite
time. Possibly there wi l Le 11 winter
campaign.
Glorious weather for Exhibition yester-
dny. nnri Old l’robs says it will be line
again today.
The German Emperor hns made the
lnnlluage which had been u. compulsory
study is now made opitionul. _ '
Tile bomhllrdment of Port Arthur is rc~
llited to have n. curious oifcct on the cam
furious cat-lights ensue. _
The lar north is Zti l- yielding gold ln
large qiinnti'ios, the fa'ling off in the
Klondyke region being inrgoly made up
at other point?/The gold product of the
entire northe n district for the prc~cnt
ll A. __ ,G.if»*~._..-'v1li§"# _ _ ._
 ' Coluni fue: V' "I‘homu ` llclfcrson and
o ____
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or Registered larger payable to Th.: V The’ 'KPOM  
b‘ows from the south the poisonous odori
llnlt strong d-fences ndfquntely manned T
by resolute lro>,s cannot be taken by'
i
pos-iilllit’cs. Had it been possible t ey_ le
study of English compulsory in the ‘ _ _.
Gcrnnin high schools, and the French- l  
' I T0  W
When ll shell comes ncnr cn' h cut blames  .Ldggwgn
t c nlxt, one lor tho disturbance and ` - OWU ‘Wm °f
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$2.00 is A Popular Price to Pay for AH.;
At this price a man gets all of style, go id looks
and good service that it’s possible to get into a Hag
lille gels itat the right store.
We Scll the “Christy” $2.00 Hat
We’re proud of it, because we believe it to be{the
Bzst $2.00 Hat On Earth
If we knew of a better one we would discard
the CHRISTY Hat and sell it in its place.
We don't know of atbetter $2.00 Hat.
Neither dces anyone else. _
Fall Blocks are ready, and we're expecting you ln
Prowse Bros.,
; ' The Wonderful Cheap Men. 0
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year is estimated as fo'lows: Klondyke, A ' ' ...,,_._.v__ __
$11,000,000; Nome, $l0,000.000;" Talillml,
$2,00ll,,()0(). All other districts, $3,600,000 _ sepwmb" gf-nh___ym4_
l.>n.i$2ii,000.u00_. LB. Miller, Esq..  J .-_ ' I
BRITISH BEi_;F
’ llloll .lull wills
The great blood builder for
weak and mu down people.
There is no remedy _you can
take at this season of t e year,
with better effect. Gives you
rich warm blood to meet the
coming cold weather.. Our
own make is particular'-lygbod,
it’s pure-it gives gren re-
sults, lots of people ere loud
_ i in its praise. . f,
' Price 754: per large bottle..
 el - li.W.Rcdllln,~l’__hlll.B..
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The Square Dniggili.
Sunnyside.
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‘  ~ " " ‘ " 1 _/. .'_ . bg,”
~-\l“°!~.li'l_“.°iP!|-‘<  Wal' .
the
Christopher
of great men
Andrew Jackson
Betsy Baker and 
Point which be says “is currently re~
ported."He asks that the pastor or the
secretary shall stamp the report as un-I
true,iiltls untrue. The sale of intoxi'
cents contrary to law is always regretable
and doubly so on'-the occissioir of _n
church Picnic. '1'lie_pmper remedy would
hlsls the more satisfactory when it is
ememieled that during the year the
Postman er General had made increases
the salaries of inspectors, mail clerks,
tter carriers and of the c‘erloa.l stall’
ounting to $236,165. Had only the
former salaries been paid during the
year the surplus would have exceeded
halfaniillion. Thlslsix splendfd 'show-._
ing for n. department whl¢h~lo;l9M, whcni
we_were paying three..cents on letters
within Canada and tive cents on letters' to
the luother Country, had aldetlcit of
$781,152 for the year. Sir William
Mulocik is to be congratulated upon his
great. success as an administrator of the
Pos
surplus for the past year of $304,771.
w . l ~
am
'postal service. 3
l)YS~i’EPSlA WAS
CHRONIC
But Dr. Chase’s _ Kidney-Liver
Pills entirely cured this trouble as
well as liver complaint. .
Here is testimony from husband and
wife who certify to the effectiveness
of Dr Chassis -Kidney,-,Liver Pills as e
'family medicine. ' `
Mrs James L°\wrence,;.W' est L'Ardoise,
C B., writes:-“I have arent coniidenoe in
Dr Chase’s Medicines and believe that Dr
Uhaeifs Kiduey~Liver Pills saved my life.
L was a great. suiierer from chronic
dyspepsla and entirely unable to do any-
thing. Two boxes ol Dr 0lmse’s Kidney~
Livei"Pills cured me and I have naoom
mended them to luanv people.
“My husband ‘was cured of liver com-
plaint by using these pills and we would
not think or being without than in tile
house." _ ' " '
ur Curses Kidney-Liver Blur, .~ onivplll
a dose, 25 cents a box, at _all _ deplore, of
Wmnnson, Bates Sc Company, Toronto.
.~ ` ,_____._¢
City Council meets on tho second Mon-
day in each month. Dr. F. F. Kelly
Mnyor; W. W. Clarke, City Clerk.
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Dr. Chaooh OIMMGM'
A STRONG'TEST»lMONlA`L- .l
cilaflolmown, AE. `i. '
Principal, Charlottetown Business
Collelze. t.harl_oustown,“ P. E. I.
Dear Sir- -
We have had several young men
from your College ln our employ. and
we have very much pleasure in testi-
fylng to their ability to adapt them-
selves to our system of Book-keeping.
We attribute this to the training re-
students iiivhriahly give us entire sittin
(notion, and the same applies to
St/enography; ‘
' We hcartly endorse' your syst¢l1_i_- of
trnlplug, and wish thoi`_‘Qol1¢ayqN\fy
success.  __'j'  _._.` , . mf ___,ii_,_
' _ » 'Y6urs'.vory_ truly, '. ~.._.~_
- "_' Ulii-vel17"BiilG4 "~`. __ ',__.
' . 'rllil l.l»~'+'»~ llpule for _lu..if.»na »l.mll<l~
bp A valu|_|b\e`§hiut,,tqf _thpli TN_Yh_0 ,Wilb
s _- commit: Bulineas-‘,Edu_estlo1i1' M13-'
-` -We carry _theiglar lltnneweaty
Island andthe priori/IN 0.595'
hehnv com tion# Ti’~y"l'l_llf§0l
_<19-._-Jsm _lf»lon_&,_0lg. radii 1,
‘”n.'w'.»n.l.lwi'»v¢ 4 ii 'l
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seem to be to p_ut\_th_é law in _motlon_ I .1 ' _ __ 
against the often 'Q5 ilthe facts aprons .ref _ i_ - _ r_ ' _ l `
ported. We havh no 'further infoltnatlon _ , .  '_  ' _ _ `
n ,_
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An Ottawa 'despatch tells that 'the  . f _ _ _
t Oillce Departmantnlgain shows a
I
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You are invited to call at .thc  ggrcat
Millillcry, Opcnillg at our Store __to-day.
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it _  lglfcatcsit_, 0 _Miilillcry Displa
ever made in Charlottctpwn.  
F. PERl<lNs»i 
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celved whi si. in your college. Your' ;__i Y " 'i  __ » '     _Ri  
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' fortiile in lots to suit urchasers and on easy' terms of pay-  '  I 
‘ . ' Awe win. to direct -mesllollto our
' _ ' stock of cloths forfnll and winter.
. _ _ . ._ - ` ' _ , . » _  _ om the
Our cloths are imported fr
‘very best manufacturers- in England.
~ Charlottetown, V . Manager P. E. I. Branch. l5°6U°°fi _vid Ifelwfl I-l1d‘il¢l\`\$i°_=
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the cutting. Salim; p_iid.makq,up of om
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