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of Ameritan Troops
Philippines.
FILIPINOS CUNFIDENT
War May Last for Months,
Perhaps a Year `Rain
Helps Rebels.
MAMLA. August, ‘2o.._(Spoc.al)-
There is much despoudency here over 1
the probable indefinite continuance of
the war. »
Th talk here now is that th st
3 9 nig-
gle will go on for months if not for a 1
IW" V
The may .mon helps the Filipinos `
and when the hghting is resumed in
the fall they will be well supplied with
mm and ammunition.
The Americans really oooupy
but
mile territory and the troops are in_
min.; spina, wins ineeoeadsms tt
thelilipiiiosisraiidly reviving. Hav-ig
iagloaghtSpsin'lorl\ahy years they
believe they an hold ont against t':e..
United Stalls until the Washington*
Governmuitwill gladly concede their
inapnanss. at ”
‘D  G 'KILLED avenue elisnili
.SIN N .. RICHARD   cincioo
Truro ~'i`he Family History. ll i , . 4 M I;'l"Ph:e';'e';'°::°;;|°:Lu°
TRURO, Aug.2-L.-Three months ago ` 7 l ' l _ MR
a. family rauied Re nold '~ ' ~ '
 F S consisting of   mm ‘Huh IJHIND MR; re.
\ _ » _ g . _ » » l e o a x yester ay aiternoont
_ .°';.'.fr..f:§;:‘o‘;:.1d.‘;°.i.;1;;°;.t:::eo:‘  r     S if  i»=-=~f me-»
‘ed in The mine anduone nani d P t ' ‘_ 3 A mfg Mr llmhwcompamed by Mr W
---r was not speciailv emma-ed ,‘i`h8*;a1;’i,T§ . *__ ____ ____ Vi Clarke. called on hir Louis Davies
. §‘ H °
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  g  V. _ J,  ; ‘ month-Wi's¢|toga`SaveTheSte`sller.~_
weeks earlier than usual.
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.$25, $11” 55
Something to keep your ‘till
You too much because 
our values before buy- 
ness in which we have 
studied close bu in for `
Y 8 .Q `
your b=nelit as well as f({,`,'--
our owii. j;_ '
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HUNEST GHEMIST.
are honourable, and there is
ideal with men (beciuse in
morepprodtl try! to sei
when oot Elm asked
1! positive _eurei tende . s
&: urv, Bolvyvmanville Bog: treaty
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r'&\§y.~= $1' -, 1 '
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of
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family in footwear.
Sometimes it 
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von haven t investigated ; =
31nt1s.1¢’v;0sid its to  D 7°-°“'° ' “°*‘““° "'17" "'" “‘°° "‘ °u H & 
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\y0m_ Bdvenuge to seo {f(f,,= Kumiort Headache Cure.
our shoes and compare Q.;
ing. Iss!
We :ive you the bono 
lit of 17 years experi- llvg V
ence in the shoe bnsi- ~
 a Sassy* x _ """' i
gssssbidldusarnsssssst ~ mm-as, ms., seg.-tees.,-a;»-riser
“   e_ .  _ ,mondiapeoialsays the steam
of  is 
_ '“**°'_f‘ MM* frontier if
b¥iU!P¢l'1\l °°°l‘°f“'Y_ 04 *iii* steam i-,_h1ayd`»w+r, arrived there
th°°l0u\°|. _ma   m°rniug_   ‘Ma
that negotiations; tar the settle-
of the French- shore dispute ‘ are
between" Great Britain and
that he is hopeful ol a
speedy and satisfactory arrangement.
laters are supposed to be going
forthe reason that the French
are to withdraw from the
oeastatthe close of this mouth, ful
. was tiick fogatthe time., andlthe
g month had been barely' moving, stop-
ping and then going ahead slowly, as
.there weresounds of a whistle ahead.
,They hadfgone about three miles out
from- the wharf when the whistle right
ahead was heard. _
Captain Smith gave three blasts of
his whistle and ordered full speed
western. Then the _Maytlower came
 plunging out of the .fog at 10 or 12
knots, heading directly for the Yar-
month’s bow but she veered a little and
when the _two et :amers came. together
the sharp prow of the Yarmonti had
gouediagonally into the V Maytlower’s
»port bow right into the . pil;t house,
before the Mayil Jwer was mought up.
and then as tie Yarmouth . was going
,full speed esters. she backed out.
l leaving a deep hole in the wooden steam-
er, app irently half way through her.
The Yarmouth at once lowered her
boats and sent to see if assistance was
needed. By t tat time the Mayflower
had gotten aline out to an English
tramp steamer at anchor and pulled
alongside her, and the i police tug
Guardian was with her, taking off the
passengers.
The Yarmouth had no damage of any
kind. When the steauiers struck one of
the assen ers onthe Ma iiower'um d
brought on with her.\ Heturued out to
Edward Perry of Arcadia, a suburb of
Yarmouth. . `
CRESCENT CANT COME.
Admiral Bedinrd’s Flagship Won’t he Seen at
. Montreal. p
MONTREAL. Aug. 23- There is no
news from Halifax as to whether the
war vessels come to Montreal this sea-
son or not. Une thing, however, is
‘cept an invitation to the Chicago
p g y i Pe ` ' ' . `
and got aboard the Yarmouih, aid was ,
in charm, ot 1-.ngineer Robeiit ll ilsgn, '
of Tru 0
nulgdlixg thglgiaeggzrgaggstllegezrdeuly chro     G 
La~t night the three brothers arrived _
at Truro, having surreptitiously board
ed th tr
Q 6 am at wwe ,point bnween Laurier Will Visit Chicago- Says President Can Be Trust- /
pringhill and Truro Pnuy were put
ggi331miami!!1t;\;r;»;rl;§ii0fr;;~;»i»(<;d Volunteers for Africa--Sen s ed to Settle Phllippln
I;..‘:::i.“:.i':;;i:i..f;.‘;‘;.“‘:..‘;i..1 132;. J: 1 ai" Temple Dm °“°S*1°“
less under the inliuence of liquor; ‘N ‘f J
,Patrick more so than the other two. , "`”_" V ' 1-*
One of the brothers got on the I. C. Rf .
iri1n;_bu! tie other two did not sue- Toitoxro August 25---(Special)- ITHACA, N. Y.. Aug. 23.--Coinmiss
cs-ed in getting on. One of the two Foul. thousand so » t M -
. ioner Jacob G. hur Ith
go. lodgings at Truro, and the otherim night heafd %;_aRichT3yCI;;l_l aca today., Sine? lealriaihrglg  he M F PLANT
008- P“U'l¢k» °PP9°1`5 ‘° hav? lW°1`k?d‘ . , ' ' has, he says. steadily refused to' discuss
along the track towards Halifax. laid Wflghts *‘P°°°h- phmppine “hits although he hu been I b b A 1
down on the trick and went to sleep He declared the prosperity ofthe coun-, bggiggegi bv 1-9 rm, anywhere 0”, an rur 8 th gg; tnummti M
*md '"9 W” °V*1` by the W°°m\Il°d\¥i0U , try justified the increased expenditures, Chicago répciiz having gone heist' :nel aahmtheeg ‘S H1153! em
£3235 ?;‘i§'_)f.¥_' at 1_1'15' m chars' °t pointed out. the _revenues they will "_°°‘°f Q19 R°"~kY L`|l°°°_|ililll 'f0.iU¢_¢f into the stream
. ` _ ll ' - he
lareiaafhsalthy '  "'
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iiirriowea Ai' rsuii. ',_,§,;‘,,“,‘,¥  .j;f°<S,”““5j?;;;
Rumen shone msi>Ur1=.lS*S°" °°»'-'-S-'*‘*°"*= S- S-\'°f-"“"°'°“°‘°°.',.°“'°’.'°"*°°‘°"=‘*l“="~
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wuts
 ofthe
,Ca1o1oo.;itiir. ' 2'?
Canadian' Yeterau
has received a letter fi`°`oni~
Laurier stating that -D lioirvdy
Premier and his `col`l`e'sguee_;
vities,`to be' held _during the
week in October.
_ . _ , 1-'
certain. an-1 that is ihit. the
Admiral Bedtordhi e flagship. . cnnno
come up. The Crescent dra1i_ii'28,_
o
oi wiitsr While the water in the
nel today was just 28 feet Some
ag) the Admiral wr ts for
in regard to the channel, but
acknowledging tlisreoeipt of the
bor Comniissioners’_letterhas not
municated with them in regard to
Om'
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ini
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‘Q 1 no fini ~i not ui ni ddie  C d ! B v“n°u‘ pam °“h"“rf°°°dmS °°lwtl'Y
of “as bkotrx Inbpemo MSB" of   lg      Mr Plant expressed himself a be
s ing
h l
-lniheist put the machinery ot the law (xgutieqgggggd wlcfgtlg natural scenery  For  
in motion and tie hiniily mide their
rant and Mrs W
cirodus from bpiinohill The ~i9teris   Clarke, also drove through the*
‘iileved ti hire taken niois stimulant
than was nece~snrv laid down on thei
ti tok near bpringhilf Juuct~on and was `*""~"* °--~--
run oier and hill d by the nivht fiei ht
ld View him He mek s this statement
A TBAGIC Comcwncx :fd Tia; saiddCanada’s trade from 1895 Fmt' tha United Sm" ’ ""5
it i u it -~,,,,,,,,, ~ -
1*- ii °i“S°1*1' °Qi“°id°°°9 th” UW years !r¢i:i?le86€`:onl‘;‘£;5.“ n ‘  epalauds Igusligtlilecyolvstrtehaly of
cuff' °'{d‘:"‘“‘;;"”° '.“u°“ 91;". st. Joint aug. 25-(special)-The *i*5"`S’Phi°; thi 
li yno .was eengineeroui ~Bmth.rh°od MS A d C -_ tb, “Paulich in em
n that killed his sis.er at Spring- _ ° 1 ll WW "V00 _ll
. Juhotiion, a gem géouths ages; ` opened today  giforiral oiisrggby
° * °\‘ 70'" *K0 Bish' K\ugdo` " . All h service` 
and is burma ts. me originally m_g;’;.m"d°:_, .‘ ° .s ""°F°..
oame from Newfoundland. though* TM.-3  182 M ‘ _al  ,
hehadworked in Halifax for some ° . ~° Ptm ‘" * U
time' before going to Springhill. _ [1000   '1‘he`xinanoea
blishing
toda
were generally mdersroud tr) have sold 1 5 and afterwards drove through "'**“""-
In ` l' LIOF Ou the 1 ` ', _- _ l. -fi 1 i E ' ' ‘ ' fi _ °
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Deceased
csnmx-@@_.._¢-‘nun-a _ ‘
 Pwionnqii.
Gloilllih,-l~`;l_rA PliieF~ol
500 sieet.
wires meds  ~i°’ Us 
watering as welias ffor bathe. ,
claimed that once watering the streets
with sea water is 4 qual in `e8ici&éy to
twice or even thrice watering with
water. It keeps the med suthbe
moist ioralong time, but without slush
and 'it hardens and binds macadam roads
and fc-rms a preservative crust from
rising. By retarding decomposition' of
'street refuse on w~»oden pavements it
would also be more healthy. At least
so it is said. '
A Y a 5 N g _ _ 
LAND, .g SATURDAY,
PATY DE CLAM IS
Journalist Strong
y is not
natural
are
A RHBQ C2WH¢
their choice,
and for several
styieg
Eiiilt
Ulslvstsllltr
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Rlthlililtillitll ills
IT ¢$!\HPl'f'l."-. li-UQ\sa,l.l.
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Vltllsrs tails Prltllts llil fist
ppgpgriorr
 2° [git our Baits ail
1000 people to pay their accounts furnished June 30th -»' SOUVENIRS -r
Photographs of P ll Island Scenery Q
   We want a. large amount of money for Sept lst  3*'