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ESTABLISHED |8Q|_ THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN PR”INO
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_ , E EDWARD ISLAND, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13 1399
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SGI-DIERS <>F THE ol;
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IMPERIAL PIERCE .MAJOR WEEKS OE CH’TOWN LNGINEERSIORDINARY 
llpened Yesterday-on
position to War.
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THE TRAITOROUS TALK
0f Irish Members Brought to
Notice - Amendments
Proposed.
Lormos, Oc ober, 17_(Specisl)-
Parliament met today.
The Queen‘s speech dealt entirely
with South African alsirs and en.
ssssesdthstthey only would he con.
ilsred stthis ecial sessi
sp on.
_ Lsbonohere sad Redmond wil move
ensndments to the address opposing
the lllnged tesseashlenl-
some Irish memhsss who
slllfie hsve expressed the hope
f§%I& soldiers in British regiments
Illllre on their English comrades
htsslot onthe Boers.
HARDY WILL RESIGN,
K. @f!¢ -W. less is Be 0sterie’s New
Premier.
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Toltolrro, Oct. 17.-[Specisl].-It
i understood that Premier Hardy will
Ulign at once, and Hon. George Ross
will tike the Premiership. Mr. Ross
gigs beeii lvuister of Eduertan since.
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Fought at Mafeking, Boers
- Repulsed.
THREE HUNDRED KILLED
Boers in Natal Biding their
Time-New Raids into .
Cape Colony.
Lennon, Oct. 17.--(Speeisl) _There
is s report ol nghling st Msieking and
the killing of 800 Boers sud 18 British.
The Boers were repulsed. There
sre reports of skirmish nghting st
several other posts in which the losses
K- 'CIO'
en both sides were light. I
r IP' °°r by "1
Novels-Bent end Aliwelnorth.
These towns ere on the Orengo River
rsilwsy connection.
THE WEATHER.
Wi xnnerol, Oct. 17.-LSpeoisl]._ `
Showers end cooler wgn light to fresh
winds, mostly easterly. _
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_ The Boers ere strengthening their'
sed liver! 5°\*°l\ 5°" "U Iposmom n»"rr¢_¢¢1  :im
lot stuck. l ‘ __'
The Orange Free Starts, .troops sem;
invent. C Col or
end about 75 miles spsrt . -Both have ,-
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Cheap
Fares* L
To Charlottetown during
0ct 16th to 20th
This is a great oppor-
tunity to get your fall;
supply of solid leather
home made boots.
Low prices at Goff g
E Bros.[Specia.I to ladies]
Ajob lot of boots on;
counters at 25 to 50
per cent discount to
clear out -all marked
in plain figures.
SFF BRUS.
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The Colnmbis was leading at the time of the accident. _ Ah¢ 
The Yachts are not likely to race again until Thnrsd y. . mmseasto
“_” _:___ E       ......-.._»__ Direct Prom Holland
the Province of P. E. I.-100 Men from N.B. - A _..`_...
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use
orricnns connlroino cluiolln couruicisnr.
Ottawa Oct. I7,-[Special]-The officers appointed to the Cana-
dian Contin ent as-_e:*    a _ f_. A
Lieut.  Il}1yb01i11»e_R§¥t<C-.._fR, I; virith the-'»Winnipeg Company.
Capt. A. H. MeD_on_e'_11, R. C. R. I.I'wit11»t;11'e Montréal  " ny.
Major W. A._fWeeks;o£ ‘§tf_heji Chsrlotterpwn Engineers in' Blom-
mancéof the glew dimnsyiekggmpany.. , _ _
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_ _pn esAmen~=m-_ Agnew economy.
Car*-1‘i~S¢:l°~°s'l'*'¢»e .       . it   .Qi~H»1ifsx__ Caffe
Lient R B Willis, 65t~ll;‘fB_3f_talion'~'_with Halifax  _ 
Lieutrl Hari? Kaye._Rf(_l 'R I,wit-li -New Brnnswicklfompany
Capt red C _0nes,3rd CW B Regiment C LA with New Brunswick-
Company. _ - Y _
Major Duncan E- M. Stuart, 26th Battalion with London Com-
Panyi  t ` I  . _ _ _ . _
St john Oct 17.--(Special)-Col. Vidal arrived today to opéii a
recruting station and expects to take loo men from New Brunswick
and 25 from P. E. Island, 0
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YESTERI)AY’S YACHT RACE  C
.R _Shamroclpg Toprnost Broke and the Columbia. Baking powder _
Finished Race Alone. » t t °“"
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NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-(Sp on-l)--The Yacht Columbia and Shamr-wcki  dr JIM ' lt
started again tc-dey in a fine len knot breeze on the triangular course and att'-r I - . 'I' I
going overs short. dittiree the Shen-rcck's topmost broke and the Columbia against  _
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peut to the Trnesvssl will psy nsly on
idinsrv rites.
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; f ‘[` _ fi. Beware of the man,who o&`ers you a. suit worth $15.00 for $5.98 or who A-I-‘SOf"'  _
` ‘V ’ `\ a the e I'bera.l amount to dv rt his ‘un recid nted"
I _  p ye newspap rs. a 1 H 6 -HU '  _ 9 _
e . "\ and “impossible” bargains gathered from '-he -*lui*-=s of other cities. p Bermuda Ea3t¢|',Ll|l¢3,
` When bread and meat are sold so dear, and tlveh and Llood so cheap. and
WE believe in SUBLIMITY of PLAIN TKU IH. ‘ ~
 _ 5 when we Qiferyou .1 good wie for $9.50 or s better one for _ $12.00 Chinese Sacred Lilies.
  you are sure of getting your mouey‘s worth. New goods arriving daily.
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