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In reply toMr RW Stevn’s challenge in The Examryver of the 26:h inst, [have to sav that $100.00 has been deposited in the Bank of Souris, for over one week, which Mr. Sterns is well aware of.

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THe Monts’: Recorp.— Forty - five cases were adjudicated upon at the nue court during the month of October. Tere | were twenty~six convictions for d snken | pess,four for nuisance, two for ast u t, and | one each for violating ‘the Liquor begula~ tion Act and disturbing religious worship. Nine summances charging violations cf the Liquor Regulation Act were diemis ed. One nuisance case and one charge of interfering with the police were also dis: missed.

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Meerinc or Pressyrtexy.—The Pres bytery of P E Island will meet in in St. James Hall on Tuesday next, November 7th, at 11 o’clock. Malcolm Campbell, Moderator.

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—It is pointed out by the Truro News that‘ if the whole of Canada were as thickly populated as Prince Edward Is- jand, ite total population would be over 21.5,000,000.”

School Girls’ Nerves

Many a pale, weak schoo] girl, suffering the evil ettects of an exhauried nervous sys- tem, and thin, waterp blecd, bas been fully restored to the vigor and buoyancy of robust healtb, by using A. W. Chases Nerve Food. The healthful © jew cn the cheek and the rightness in the eye tellof the building up rocess which is taken place in the body.

| The best place in the cit ¢ to buy Top Shirts and Under- clothing is at Prowse Bros,

25 per cent discount on bulbs at Carter’s bookstore. Buy quick.

| The only tailor made, ready | o wear O’coats in the city are at Prowse Bros.

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visit to our store will convince ou San we keep the choicest goods at eoderate prices.—Saunderson & Co

The best place to buy Yurs is at Prowse Bros

The best place to buy Cloth ing is at Prowse Bros.

The best place to buy Car-' pate is at Prowse Bros,

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liss Winnie Blake returned hom Halifax io-day. Mr. Cleaver Sullivan arrived from treal last eveni ng.

by ar

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Mrs Benj Heartz and Mra Frank Heartz

left this moruing for Boston. _ Mrs Kdware Carson and children ar~ rived here by the Halifax to-day.

Mr J T Croce kett was & passenger by the Halitax today returnirg from Boston. ;

Rev. C. CC. Maclutosh, of Dundas|~° © registered atthe Queen Hotel last even ing,

Mr James Mcleaac, of "the Berald, who has teen visiting Halifax, arrived by the Halifax to-day’

Rev. J. J. Macdonald of Jamestown, UVakote, who bas ben y'sit] ng his native } proviace, left this moruing on return.

Sir Henry Stafford Northcote, second!

(son of Lord I idesleigh, has been appoin” |

ed Governor of Bombay in rddoouret,

The? Jatest Sthing*® out i3 photograph ot Rev. T. F. Fullerton Westlake B-os, We areindebted to Mr, R, L. Cotton for a copy.

Mr. Angus McInnis is expected home frcm Balitax this evening. W hile in Hali- fax Mr. McInnis took a course in sani tary a diploma. The Favs ve passed a first-

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class examinat:on.

The Fogg Art Museum at Harvard University, Uam bridye, Mass,, was crowd. ed to overflowing last Wednesday evening when Prof.S.M, McVane, professor ot lec- tured on “England and the Transvaal.” His lecture consisted of a grapbic sketch ‘ofthe South African States and a recita:

_ of the complications which led to the pres

le

ut | pressed

war. The only time he ex~ any personal opinion was in regard to some concessions which were extended by the Boer government, and which were refused by Mr. Chemberlaio. “The Boers did wrong,” said Prof. Mc-

| Vane, “in making these concessions at the

time, and the English did wrong in not accepting them.” These concessions were the offers of the Boers to add several mem~ bers to the nations! Raad and decrease the years of provisional citizenship. Prof. E.[., and a brotherof Messrs Joseph and Elijab Mc Vane of that place.

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Worp From Qcesec.—Pte. Nelson Brace, of “G” Company, Canadian Con- tingent, ‘vritipg from Quebec toa friend

in Charlottetown under date of October,

| 28, says: “We arrived here all right on |Tharsday night. We had a good trip up; | but we made slow time op laccount of the sends otf we got at every town we passed. We ail from tere on Tuesday next. I saw Wil-

tiain Duncan, Bert Ward aad Louis Croc-

kett. They are all in tbe Artillery and like it. Crockett has one stripe. Duncen lis coming with the contingent. Billy

War e1 isa@'s0 coming. Fredericton reguiars,”

St. James’ LiaALL.—Kev. Mr. Falconer, of Truro, enter‘a ned a large audience ia st. James’ Hal! last evening with his dis- cription of a‘“trip up the Nile” The o ff-rent viewS were each fully ‘described and many}historic events were reterred to. ‘Tne lecture was given for ibe benefit of the Boys Brigade, who were out in full force. Rev. Geo. Millar acted as chairman, and discharged h‘s duty satis- f cory tosil. Attheclose a hearty vote (fthanks was moved by Mr. James, sec- onded by Mr. A. A. Bartlett and presented to the lecturer who made a suitable ac~ know ledgement.

He belongs to the

&. GO. T.—A public tem perance meeting unver the auspices of Prince Edward Divi- sion, S.of T, will be held in Wrigbt’s hal! this evening at 8 o’slock. A choice pro- grame, consisting of music and addresses vas been prepared and fan _ interesttng meetiug may be expected. All ere cor- dially invited to be present.

CaceponiaYy Oxrus.—The regular month- ly meeting of the Caledonian Club of P. E. Island will be heid in Mac- ea:hern’s building, Queen Street, this evening at eight o’clock for the election of cfficers and other businese.

Foresters will pleasa remember the meeting of Court Avondale tonight at 8 o’clock. Payment of dues and other im- porta at business.

Apron Sait.—The ladies of the W C T U,of this city, intend holding a tea and apron sale on Dec. 5 b. Particulars later.

Before leaving for Quebec, Rev. T. F. Fullerton, the Protestant chaplain of the Canadian contingent, had an excellent photograph taken at Mesers. Westlake Bros. studio. See it in the window of ‘Johneon & Johnson’s down town drug Price 30

centsr

LOCAL NOTICES.

All interested in the work of the Y MC A are invited to attend the adjourned an- nual meeting in the Aseociation parlor this evening at 8 o’clock.

Fresh dates, figs, grapes aud prunes, at Sanderson & Co’s.

Munyon’s Inhalers just re-— ceived. Price $1 00. —_Johnson & Johnson, Druggists.

You may not know it, but

buy Dress Goods, Uorsets,' ‘Gloves, and Millinery is at Prowse Bros,

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| be Interesting to note tbat of the | i |

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decided,

‘Local and Other tems,

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Statistics there France; 76 in Ge and 401 in Spain.

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146 in Eog!and

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WeLL —It mat forty~ | here for tne}

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Done CHARLOTTETOWN

three volunteers evrolled

Vransvaal thirty-six were Joitetown, { Sains |

. ere Peter's Catazprat, —Al! ‘Hoiy Commuobion al 7am ard 745!

Evensong 5 pm. The oflice for

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the dead and eermon 730 pm. Collection for the grave yard fund, oe E ™ = ar Literary Conrest.—Tone literary cons,

test of Victoria Division S. of T. closed latteveniog. The two teams were closely matched, aud the jadge, Mr. J. Brodie, found the total marks tor each equal and €0

Pouice Court.—This morning two lads named Leo Mahar and Burnett Gillan were arraigned on a charge of stealing from the premises of the late John Whear. They were remanded until the 6:b Novem< ber.

Suppen Dearn.—Miss Annie Martin, aged 18, daughter of Mr. Alex. Martin, of Alberton, died of heart failure last Sunday evening. She became ill while singing in the choir of the Presbyterian church. Dr. Ross was summoned but could not aid

her.

Footsaty.—The Anchors gave the P. W. College team a bad beating et the park yesterday afternoon. At the close of the game the score “stood 16 0 for the An~ chors. The P. W. C’s were handicapped by three of their men being unable to play, tbeir places being filled by new men.

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CertraLt Curese Devot.— The Mari« time Mercbant urges that a central depot for the cheese and butter export trace of the maritime provinces be established at

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Halifax, so that in this respect Halifax might occupy the same posiiion relative to the lower province business that Montreal does to the western trade,

Firzsiumons Wins — Geoffrey Thorae of Eagland,was ksocked out by Bob Fitzsim- mous jn one mioute of fighting at Chicago on Friday nigut. Thorne, who was evidently very much afraid of Fitzsim- mons, did not laod a single blow, and made only one attempt tu lead with his left.

B. & A.—A special meeting of the B. & A Club wae held last eveniog in their rooms, Cameron Block, to elect ¢fficers to fill the vacancies caused by the members who left on the South Atrican contingent :

Secretary —F R Newsom,

Treasurer—Howard McDonald.

On the Executive— Edward Saunders.

Boston Boat.—The Halifax arrived in port to-day about 11 a. m., with the fol- lowing passengers: Mrs Carson, Miss Riggs, Jas McIsaac, C McLean, L C McInnis, Mies K Jobneon, Mies C McPhee. From Hali- fux : Mies W Blake, Miss Roi, Miss Keefe, Isiah Willie. The outgoing pas sengers by the Halifax included Joho D Graham, Jobn Gillie, Mies Mary Potter, Henry Burne, Miss Nicholsen, Miss © McQueen, Miss M Cook and W F Revies:

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ENTERTAINMENT AT QuEBEC.—The Can- acian Contingent was treated toa grand smoking and promevade concert by tbe citizens of Quebec a few nights sgo. A fine programme was rendered, and ali had a good time. Not the least, interesting fact about the entertainment was the amount of eatables consumed, which in- cluded 90 dozen ale, 60 dozen lager, 66 gallons coffe, 10 ga'lons tea, 10 gallons lemonade, 15 gallons ice cream, 2,200 bam sardwiches and 150 peunde tea cakes, which with to¥acco in its various forms, to the value of $200, all served to give “our bovs” the first treat of their soldier life.

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