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XHEHIKFAX FLAGS.

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Lord Str athconafs place was `

in American flags.

that Bev. Father O'Leary iii South Atrica, is seri-

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The =b°v¢ map shows the principal SuuiiaeeiJ c W b

12___(Spe¢i,1)_»1-he Sm places along the line of Lord Roberts re and Kmonsllhc 1011, in urg,Sand River ening the British line of communications ed to have occupied Kroonstadt, fran

- tadt mark successive stages of but General Bundle and Brabantare look’ which 'Q'

point thecountrynorthward is fall*

cabling from Geneva Sid- Cent advance from Bloemfontein. The the advance There is stillaconsiderable mg after them sharply A1; gh 5 ly open to the Vaal River where also

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regarding Friday's positwns °f K*-fee Siding, the Vet River Boerforce not farfrom Thaba N`chuthreat (Saturday evening) Lord Roberts is reporg estnanma? win pmbamy make 5 d°ur“h°d i' wwa’

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8 B0lute ease, fashionable eleganci and excellent _Wearing quality is art in shoe malring. Our

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Closing prices

American Sugar American Steel and Wire

‘American Tobacco

Brooklyn Transit

Burlington

Continental Tob.

Federal Steel

Federal Steel Prid Louisville and Nashville New York Central

Rock Island

St. Paul Tennessee Coal and lron Union Pac Pr’fd

United' States Rubber April Cotton peg MD lbs

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i a man

B381' =\ elm f58hf»~ taken down- named Gil.is but died about ii. year $80

_ TO_D_“._ THREE SONS IN THE WAR. All this time Egan was in New Zealand l

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mme mrces ‘Wu converge Charles Day R080 11 f0I'I11er Canadian home he decided to pay a visit to the land Dqlnt“§i

to-morrow. and once challenger for the America’s Cup of his birth and assert his rights to the

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> PUR YE 5 WARBLERS

H" 12__(Spe¢i9,1_ _Rohm-tg has had two sons killed and a. third started farm He a'c°°rdm3l7 left New Z0!!-13113 th. um siding, 14 miles frqm eu 'rnursduy for south Africa. §r;g§\;Q:g‘§;h§£f$f’°“ las” “"“’ed 1” Sa” E

Si! 111328 f1°0l11 Boschrand cENnnAi.s GATACRE Arr) WARREN. --- After arriving in San Francisco he took He gg; 5

this the B0€rS are entrench- General Gm gon arrived home today. thc Santa Fee route, visiting the Falls of "nu “nh

Niagara, after which he went to Boston

General Warren has been appointel E S andto theD A R.lmeto Yarmouth and An P

‘§f`f¥l"rURED° C MiliW»l'Y G0V€l'l10l‘ Of Cape C0l0ny north g D arrived in Charlottetown on the Princess E is

Brigade nga; Vgnterg Of OrangeRiVer except Kimberly. Mr Egan is loud in praise of the climate

of Lew Zealand The temperature aver- B

s Beer convoy, capturing _ H

some prisoners LATER-SUNDA‘1 . agesS0 to 84 degrees, and is never down to y

me advance t'_ d R031-331-3 CANURES KROONSTAD1-_ freezing, in fact the winter season is more

con miie , i -'w like the Indian summer of Rrincaldward .__._...

their mst line of L°’“’°"' MPV 13°"(SP°°“"l~l_ K"°°”*- I Island the days being ulee and warm.

Stadt was eanimd 'br Lord ,Rubens i on § ,rheien isriruuumufesuis ~

AT VAAL RIVER. ~ Saturday without serious fighting. b ~ ;COW8 &l'B plal%£l ln shells fm' mmilllg NSW!

Kroonstadt is about midway between Zealand possesses 3' 13739 ‘lumbar Uf ex “W W' P~~»»»» ad me iw - ;;‘i;:: ‘;':;““;i::;.:;"'l.“ --

R. . wer and hw forces ue' mu” s°"l'h °f J°h°”“¢3b‘”'“° - The factories are run by the fa.rmers,l

hem” Krwmmdtbut pmgmgyq-S-1~gy1¢’s l.~mGH»1~_ _ the Acquamtances each one who supplies the factorv isa. of PflnCe StfC¢t Is

l"h° Boers Wm 110° Nik!! _ shareholder, the prodts being ditided at

an ilu viui River is reached, _ If":;‘“°“*;“’<Y;e ”°';o'°‘“‘Y U7' H3V¢ P35551 I0 Tlmil' the emi uf the year 'rue product of the Rtad Ull MDM B31 E1

vm lm _ ‘"8 Wax 0 . YS factories is exported toEurope A ship

ve “ref” natural de The Free State is now practically aban- Reward , ment of butter recently made to Glasgow may 1 I

up their 1°” fight' dgned to the British realized 106 shillings per cwt For the

_ ---- facilitating of the butter and cheese* _..._

industry cold storage has been installed in

H88 iesuedanardent appeal .'.He h Q » _ es Afew days ago Tun GUARDIAN revived lthe factories and on the trains and the

Mafeking, ` Hood’stS:lls?;al§gll2%%w ygid 23; apleasant call from Mr Edward Egan of Olllilmt Of the f8»¢5°!‘1°‘4 IS Plfwed 011 the $bT:et°u°l?m3I;ss°y°a Bids Wu

“P 101" heelvh and Prevent 88140118 ill- New zeuiuud In will beremembered than mai-ketm Hrstfclass condition y “qu” “° °D°“‘" “'““°‘m'°'

Pmxnoss spnncn. . ness. - THE GUARDIAN pubhshed an awounl; gf Besides the cheese and butter industrv, exenises In Prmce Sweet “hd W

-i Mr Egan`s return to his native Province b’8f 8115 1111191011 IS ’\ l8»!`8'¢ DPOGUU5 Of 1318 day last' Ed had

League spaech and h 0 1e some time ago, part of which vie e country and the quality is of suclia high Prince ward!! has quits; what tomake out e pe P NEW publish standard that big llgures are demanded numbero! blrdstoritssimc and

° In the year 1360 ll/Ir Egan decided to go ‘ and obtained almost two hundred kinds, adl of

Ma 1,, ,abroad and in :ke his mark in the wo l The plague of rabbits of a few years ago however, are not common. Somevre

y "' in beingturned into an immense source of in the spring and fall, some in the sum "‘

revenue The rabbits are being snared mer, some inthe winter and someoll the and shipped in cold storage to England, year roun,d Among those which come

e ls. and 6d is realized per pair. It will be for the summer are the robin, wren

lrmieinbered that at one time rabbits hermit-thrush, in the spring and fall vm destroyel everything in the way of have the shore la.rkandtltlark,wl\lle the vegetation Wire ani net fencing was nuthatches, creepcrs. kingletn and in ~odured tor miles but thepests would lchickadees stay with us all the year bu, raw and destroy the crops. 0ne round. million andahalf rabbits were exported Those which come in the spring and from New Zealand during the past year fall only visit the Island in their lil °___,.____,,=»w»t»P-»> Methodists and Wesleyans are perhaps thegnost numerous The women emoy l.

At that tim ieowneflavwluabfe farm at Cornwall Lot.52 He did not wish to sell this farm but desu‘ed to have it

came to Charlottetown to arrange for his departure and after securing a passage on a. vessel bound for the, Old Conn ry te went to the law office of Messrs Haviland and Brecken and executeda will by which he gave the farm and all his property to his sister Johanna, then a young girl e lsiding in Cornwall is w was witnessed by the late Hon Tho Heath Haviland and the present Mr Justice Hodgson who was ii. student at ,law at thetime in Haviland 8: Brecken‘s odlce. Egan then sailed n

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l Mr Egan considers Melbournea very =

cmcAu’ MARKBTs_ ship ealled the Gazelle for England and in pretty place. U18 3519655 8-YB 8ll D3»V%fl Mid l It 18 fislllmllbld W (iq

- _...___ due time arrived in Liverpool. From clean. Sydney is also an elcelllflllllblly My hggrt gggfg gvgq 24

CHICAGO, May 12,_<Sp¢¢ia1_)_1~he foi- that port he sailed toAusti-alia and finally fine city Wellington is the seat of the wmmgmst ,ymp|;°n¢ of

.lowing we the ,closing rates; located in New Zealand which is now his Government of New Zealand. na", "cable, "wh n

645. 00,. 3%; mm, 21; heme Some years after Egausdeparture W en Mr. Egan arrived in New Zealand 'ak spell., lo" of

'May' wheat’ ' R’ fro th Island his sister mamed man en cl mining after

” ‘S ° sage ’ circulation are

jpork $11.45.

' h n ies; corn 372 oats 21; named Pierce Costello, and some time in wards bridge contracting but for boned mm’ “mom

sept' W -an , ? ' ' , the year 1879 Costello believing Egan past few years has devoted his time as a

dead had his will proved before the late house contractor The houses are all bbs “th H39 J dgeYoung and took out probate ofthe 'single' story and are very comfortable. Piillw 11150 fflklbg illfl 0|' Hitt

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\`| will He subsequently mortgaged the farm. He will return to New Zealand as soon as remedy If Ii hundttdth putt of

comfortable shoe with j_ _ , -:j 7 Lz?;\;\,T§f;,‘_ 'f-7' _ 11

an bealnv m' myle’ bu” i 'g E2 - j Someyears agohe died leaving the widow the business of his visit tothe Island is hurt fgmgblg yg hog- “nut

°°mbU¥0 LNB 5*. lb* ‘° ' ` ”“ ' ~ who was E¢an's sister and a family The completed N51, ghg wmgwnggqguld “mud

a month. A wrong construction

Read up the Merchant of

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put uponeomilloililnlstis h to hiimbug the people into the tllstheartdiselseisprevlaisat, asred heart trouble. win

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RAPIDLY REBUILDING

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Paper is Three Mutha.

Oruwa, Hay 11.-Although but a for-ff

sight has passed since the fire swept Chaudiere, the work of rebuilding has as~

Iladefrompure ereamofhrtati

Safeguarkthefood

un men

aryquai-ters and

Walls of the matehfuitmy madetoséoiire new inery,and the

sumedexfensivs prqiortioas. l 'BME B Eddy

‘removing

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