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silo Saturday / 
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1a,rsc4. _ i-iiounav Monumo- a ` {;'“.2§§.°°,,'{
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  < WHEIIK llllllllll BRITISH STEAMER
visiting _ f ""
fIl‘l`@1f»1-s.=-~1-»f» Will' I|'l°P5=’°f ll°¢°v°fl"8 2 Sto s German Steamer d G t Ma Sacks
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4 for " Pwith ‘ipldial Isrvioosf
Qissauiseetlusasesaushewss 2.
sat simeliss asosild* Hell" '4 '-N
originality of the Old Home Week idea. ¢
os this day returned Islanders. ltranaere
ii paqe, could and no doubt
:ns::f‘t°h!:;_did, _roi-get thplr daily, ftolll
is its use as sins es-
ass m_§$as'¢at, lsiiiidsr the
ssc wa-miy zseabioaaag mingle wssthsr 3
(,‘,°¢pelssitpppllee`td ‘the home and
love otecuntry. They heard of thu '
reunions, :lad welcomes 'and kind
greetings, sellioartlossmlld the hone
ci the future lite when partlngs shall be
no more. ' ._ _
ourusrrau onmwn.
At the morning service in the' Christiau
Church Rev. A. N. Simpson took for his |,
subjei~‘.,"o'n'~.Thlszrsathome-oomingyssr 5|
will long nemueuihered. It is_ a time of n
l dness and Joy Fond  of 
gaze are awakened as tha' -varied seem
An hundred times we say we are home. b
Home is the onsspot-on earth where is E
concentrated the largest percentage of 1)
our earthly interest. The home idea is n
suhicctiveas well as objective. In souie_
Y Wd”  @_d!laaalhesalsahoiawilhinUweB iv '
imén day of' tho;  _ '
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De
the
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1 §:]_&,9l"i§}i*;_ ,.:;f.,*;_,,;a~,;-_,,§f;,¢,q~“»-‘~\~»,_, » _ _+ » sf Jspsssss Msn-ispars omnsi onus: ’
he » n. ' __ "‘g=:°I;:“‘“:°“'?5l:~ E mm Minister Slftoire Sun Mme wiihis f nf LM” Behr' Port Arthur'
 ~ _ ___.».'f52.’i?if3~‘.'f¥is...“".“”3‘"f'~ "»~ oss- sesame-syspsiisiis
 P-  ‘ch L. _ Sirlk F M di Chl "'"F‘!” _"~ A
;_g.“¢=.“q_:¢_;,_,_*H_._nd._au;*:t___\;___  _ ls' ___, s _safe in W-!°,' sans, Jul? 1;-isneolali-'rss Nana siivarestlr withlaias i-i¢sts'sra‘b’slu¢ss-
°|'lIllNl°sf9\iil°\¢°xo»rl~q»°\ \~ _lf `lJ_Wshe\er. soasrvihsraaesia _ ' _ _ I--_ " "German Lima sisssssf mas neun-isa
Mllfmeftsl lim oliw oi 'lil 'rslauvssisiassiey iv I W, , I
sas ssesiiss si iss were assss Qhw- E Moody. ossssmesu. u,, is I0" N Bwvvll A Mimos-
_ . ge, _
with memorlolofhhs past, _and hear the "Home M N’ chudhmd _ ho' .ue°u°n_ visiting his old home at BradaBans. A hundnd H". ,un lo" In the 'nck __APn__s o"_CuL "MAL had equal knowledge the Japanese
_ _ clings Ullkrlfs Lora. Boston; is ting his and the vessel, had nearly a million in -
And hovers round thss with her sersph WND'-0 A IM Mrs- LUN. V _ _ ,wid an MM ,uhh ¢,p,_ B-Inch mp” ,D IDNDON. J uly_16 -ispsclanqyapaa gives
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_ Wimms than h and in ‘ummm Mp” .nd pau; Wh.|°n_ _,h,°v|d“"_ ,°°°v“._ _ W °m°|°1d°°l°~I 9° 95° R'-Ulllll 80017 Of | appear to have given a faithful account of
_ brown I . R Larevisitlng friends at  "Hows son W AN ACCXDENL J°P°“¢°° 1°" Ili P0" Arthur and
. _ . _ _ _ so declares that there was not a gun fired on I
_Than fairest summits which the esdars MI" °'°“"l° Gr” "ld chl,ff_¢G KSU. Bm J w_ S M
I .°'°'"'-" N" Y°'k‘ °" "'""’“ s“““"9"'9°' pisyis‘;K:I:iI:`sa‘;lyuury‘ Qltss) txml; the dm lu question'
B°m°.I°n“°”°°5 h°" 3"°'"‘ I TI" h°m° Lloyd and Mm' M°nm°m°"IR°xhu"' Nor sou of the Minister of the Interior TURNING THE RUSSIAN LEFT'
user suns astiss. is is ins si-isis at Ms"-v “fs vi'-‘muff I-°° 0w°n.M~1oeeus. “_ sm In th H M ' 'ras msis may sf Gsssssi oi...-s fm.,
iclvilization. The laws of nations are Wm Mcgraw md Wm 0 M G th ° 2 'mn' t b 4 I
ot logllllldid In L'3I°\°°"° mm" bu” 55' New H,” Gm] vi It ,L rib ’ The wound is fortunately not serious. "gms ° e sw ug “R around the Russia"
_ I » "»._ Us IPB S 01'! 0 left after having combined with General
, oililldd il N10 ll°.I\\¢- M481” UIIIUOY. city. _ . ‘if srmrsrsrric s'i'an<n rsasnu. ,
E ‘ Nodsu s army
‘ the foundation of our ogllsh liberty goes  -
oiby Rene dare llass before _the mind. further back than Runeymeds; lr. flaies Bur' WT P“°h "Id WE s"'°““”' C'"°‘“°’ JM’ 16”(Sp‘°m)"P°°°° arse 'run Russian lunar, I.S'“°" G°“°“I Ok"
‘uk to th, home me 0| S_epheu Lmswm 08000. Bri' 00 B Uslllllll GXOUYBIOH 5° negotiations in the big strike are lagging
xalt the home and you exalt the nation. oL°"y‘ ` " and the fear grows that twelve thousand The J°°°“°°° "° °'|“° '“°"“3 “I” the
ebase the homo and you dcbase the Miss Violet Smallman, Attlé_l_ioro,Mass., men in ,med hnmohes may smke |n °°°“ 0” U-‘° RWSIBU FIRM.
ation. is spending her vacation with friends at uh RUSSIAN VIEW or
(Continued on pags 8). Alberton. _ “mp y’ THE CME'
If so, it is well to know the great value
oi Polsou's Nervlllne, a household remedy
for stomach pains, cramps, toothache, and
i ii 1 - and A T
ll” ".l"“"° 'Ia1'.3'u‘Il ‘E53 °ass71°" is
P J Trainor of McDonald d n
Russian odlclal sources while without
Summersl-de July Nth 1904 Maman. I lqlI`llia?vl1Ic‘n‘?:\s':,yi\ss lészglipgtlird bgftiglxtaitrligl dennis and believe me Po" Qnhur
. f 1 . M,,s»_DEHow“d and Ubud Al_“nRt°n_ hams, msntscould eobtnmdb me use attacking force has received a severe
ospotchmen and Fellow Olansmen ' g1',=`_g|, ' Kid .Li piiiy hi h
The'Imp§o'vs||¢nt and Tam-ist Ljlwqil u“s" U’ ~ 'lsmux "l°°"°°' “I N°"h gall at Zdlxrlils a bozegf tvxlit 7-hge dvosgs shank'
wropso o,ee,_ war _V ` _  _ . -
mskwsvw M6 _drink _.sad~asvsr stimssisummersiss, ass given sssiissa wI“"’”‘ _ - _ §§1s°';fn_f:§:n dggrclglgsliinuég bthfreqgenv __
fails to`|%ulekl`y relieve. Nsrvllina is hs 5
good as he doctor in emerge lee and
costs only 85:. a hottie. Getuierviline -
National Day in their Home Coming FT Mellish, Boston, has returned to tm:,,m,mobb{|nN_,1ewh|c§,,,,,h§°;:m;f§ _
ek. Itls myteamss desire oubc soendafsw weeks at his old home at audat the some time none which in-ings [The Russians stopping a Gs;-man
0 I - __ _ _
from your drugglst taosy. 1' halfof the‘CaledQi.\lan Club that the serie M ontague ' “b°'1l2 90°” °¥C°II°Dl'» f°5\11¢B In d°l‘°D¥*‘~ ,bum d em
Ds. Haurr.'i‘oN’s Mammalia _,Pinus ron a
Hmanaonl. A
.  3D'¥ll10fl.l\¢lr f0!8fll|ldl‘8 “ld 19535 Wu T|mes_
C 1 nn 5 1 ehsh- ancestors and the name o' thnsna _ ss at ° lu mm, _ ° ares,
h  L h an eiping hand to uphold the hon_or of Mm K _ d E M E
g t` Q los the bestclall by comics iruasu. .t.ewsii_». unaware' vi~10lls*f’,f“?"""" "°  siimuad Hsssisa spssi saissssy
h
. ,_ ,, _ _ _
. .~  ». - - ‘ au»n~rsissais ssuyf s-suse its Svmsimlde-, A _ »  www,
' sssssssmi.~_       
_ . Tudl_s°¢°M‘“°_,_|`||¢p¢_i“¢| °|,h¢" “gg Aumm_M."__“_'° 'Mmm wang; Rsv.James Sim son was a ssssn r
sextend a brot_hsrly_ hand ' and ,hops .b C.” Wow  _
oseethsm join wi us on this our gala f-
gssa for 'was' maj iight 3
summer wear SSC du- W ,Mah hh ,ut md mio, th, md] J A and Mrs Foley and three children,
time Bdottishgamcs ani customs to hear “°df°""~_ M95" “°° 'I°m°3 m°"d' ‘I7
tiissrisiaitas pipes ease makes the 'Fm 4“‘“‘“°- '
B°yS' Dongola Boots for blllld 3°' NU “ld ff°°- H ll Houston, Everett Main., returned
' ' UW-\° IU “ld 5"* * |0704 l‘"|\°~` A P7355 last week to spend the summer at his old
gunnngr-_ wen- $1.35, hearty Scotch welcome is sxtsudad. Mm, .D gu,¢|°°_ 1
Dwm Sm-u' WJ McDonald, who has been attend-
Boys”.Bu§_ _Boots ___$t.o_Q. ,,,d`,, _ g _, _ _ P'f'I‘_‘°"° isfziisoiu csusgs, Mesa-su. ssmsis
AJ" Sisters '
Factory is working night
and daytolill _its orders.
Gssnsisssfs sts.. msd.
by  A. Slater are in
great _favor they _are N
Batalsgh some batting with Polson's _ _ 
`_` . . gay _ e and place inane cavity of the Misses Aliceiilonl-e and Emily 0'Connor,
‘M _ s .
mn ii"
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l°:'e‘$‘lili.!°'Trfynl*l:`hrv.Illii.elId um.” use Miss Tapper, teacher of the Ksiifsx
 f___-_ 5 thacltySs_tuniay.
c|||cA30 MARKETS, Margaret E J ohnstou,Woreaster, Mass.,
_._ - ls spending a few wseks’ vacation with
Q-Khao. J-ui, ` "L_ (svuw) _ friends ln the city. _
~7\1l1,Wh°st 00 Sent Wheat Sli xuss.wm.n¢id sua ass sisiss Mis.
“ 0°!! 49|_ " 0°!! 493 Ohappsllofsomervllls, Mass., are visiting
ll P0 I
The I_nvictus_‘l'.._ndies’ _sud mo
I) -~ P01* $13-55 relatives at Orapaud. _
""*“'-""“"” oisusin cess sis Mis ess Psimss,
'IIHALCHE OUR-ED'   MIN' "Moncton, “sro visiting Geo- and Mrs
‘ Um’ f.~ " Stavert, Bummerside.
h' Bm’ um Van' 9”” °' tm t‘°° Q¥ewBed!ord Mass. are visiting at their
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';,’§,§§E,’,{§';§’,§“,{_:,_§_§‘,°_?ff:_g,:_fr;‘2§,,,‘é‘,_:,, els semis si misses
° ' ‘ ° °“ “S "m OB Gordon was a passenger from Sum-
iss o , 1° a .ti , s is 0 - -
D\?lm;?;£¥:,:,r|;,_:::,mlg,?1q;¢?|*`i:§g|‘:n;:g:E[°€gT-iéi :1_;r_;ido gatairsaa after; a visit to his half
. _  ' . uarr e.
stylish, wear and lit well. L* °"° ' "°' °" °"’ ° °
` Ladies' College is visiting in the city the
Canftlbg beaten' I I U" DB' H”m‘1;°N'° PILLS mn Baton* nest of S C and Mrs Nash. _
. NEB. I _
, Mrs Wm D 0’Conuor, North Eastern,
Goff 
ss?
‘nas
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Mass has returned to spend the summer
at her old home in Alberton.
_  _ ` _c '  Freda and Miss 'Clara Dalton,
 4. _ :._l ., penal r
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5 i,_ _T _ ‘fs g _ ‘ ‘W __ _ . _
, __ ____  ,__. _ __ . . _ ,_
‘"2 M f '  ME 'Darren and " er daughter
F r   `li's~i§ M£¥‘hel&`ifBarhihavel£\ils morning
~` for Boston when they will visit.
` I ' I Miss Elodie Bourque, Moncton, N B
  
_ visiting their old homes at Richmond.
0oaccrd,- N.
tha summer _at
Bradslhaas.
iii
Alasisadsr
N.
Miss Ethel Stewart is visiting lu
Kensington.
_ P P R9
to Sou rls Saturday afternoon.
Patrick Blake, Sydney, was a
passenger to the city Saturday evening.
Mrs (Dr.)MoPhall and Miss May Stewart
wont to Summerslde Saturday afternoon.
Rev. F S Godin, formerly of George-
town. was a passenger to Mount Stewart
Saturday afternoon. _
Wm E Hyde and bride of Boston. Mass,
are spending their honeymoon at Mr.
Hyde's`home in Clyde Giver.
Mrs. (Dr.) Moray and family, Boston,
are spending a vacation with Miss
Kennedy, Weymouth Street.
Mrs.`Samul Lowe,oity is visiting at
Montague, t _ guest of her son, Horace
Lowe, of theélerchants Bank.
Mrs. JohnxoCanu of Indlantowu has
left for Charl Qtown on a visit on Joseph
and Mrs. Gallainr.-St. John Sun. ‘
Mrs. F W Prgwsc, South Boston, has
arrived here to spend the summer with
her father, J F Curtis, of the Customs
Department.
Mrs. James McGinnis and her daughter
Mrs. William Csrford returned to the
city Saturday evening aftera visit io
friends in Crapand. `
Arthur Brady formerly of The Guard lan
Mechanical Dept. leaves today for
Fredericton, where hc has enlisted in the
RC R, Permanent Corps.
Among the passengers by the Nathani-
borland Friday was Miss Cassie Hickey
of Amherst N. S. who intends visiting at
the home of Mis. Geo. Davison, Burling-
ton for a few wseks.
Rev. JA Gordon, D D , of Montreal
pastor of the lint Baptist church, passed
_ through Toronto on Monday en route to
Winnipeg. Be will take charge of the
First avenue Baptist Church theroduring
the summer.- Sn John Telegraph.
Samuel Sher-ran and George Francis,
Crapaufl, have saiurnad from Calgary.
Thayrdportths Walt ovardowlng with
emigrants and workmen, every 'train
earryiug earloads auditia impossible
togst wi Bach arotha oendieloam of
adm-s i\a0_1_°¢rll_¢ uvsrr scam sae,
maay have oosissldathohlalways.
__ __: _  ' 5 ' eran Bilb l
nd dmuhars "d 'hu' `d°°°"'d°°*’° “ Edmund and Mrs Harvey have gone to ments of me Hanan’ uv" and hmmm' steamer in the :ted |185; loork; S llkmai
uid scciia wiiibs enthused witness FMWWPE I no ,lm mmd.__M°"_ __ ___ *_ ° “,
rather audacious pvocsadill. but comes
sltiasvar. Tha raal, randy. is for
 __ - Y _ _ _ _ _ ,  " _ywlft ,_,,_¢,¢,,¢,- Japanwsendacxulaer zo the Rad Sea
u ‘,:g’h°‘,’.‘Jl'°,':,m";:’°::';' d‘“" _ Ulead Union, Evseetahn, are  M °'_'_ _"EK I‘°°‘"”' sndlioinpelleggglrdup thim-
aud put the Russian out of aotion.Japan’s
poor noi snr
mw" mmmnmwnsmmnmm .viaitiasisissssstusw Lead _ _ ..Nl'* Y°li. 1:7-:Snscs_i:li-»oa:i,, ,,,,,,,,|,, ,,U,,,,,,,, _“_ jscisisi assiai ci tae reassess miie
home sentiment is the strongest in Mx-s'.TP Katrin, New Yoh City. ls `m*"'»|“llD°" lou *ln ‘o-
hs huiaaa breast. Home is a sacrel _vlsitl~ll»D- G.»rdsn.8ummei-sf ` `°1T*°°'l°- Ill* |°°¢“d til 'Mk 0! the ‘I?:m;|;Tl;“a;:;l'Z:;nu_ In d
as the ksya of the instrument V  steamer Island k th ° " ° °“ °“
dw the much of the srf M" BMJ' Bonn' ""l°“ md” W or' mn no ,un ‘sn Oriental steamer Malacca from Antwcr
P00 D 0l1ll¢l', ` - hp; ' P
tha chords of this human heart respond spend me "Fm" at Hom : h' _' »°°uh'_ no. Klondykm for Japan has also been seized lu the Red f um Rum" “mae “I Put Ar", ‘"
and defeat with heavy Japanese losses
before Port Arthur may beaccepted as
true. The Japanese know what oeonn-ed
cannot possibly know. If- both parties
I; account would probably he more reliable
than the Russians. So far the Japanese
‘ their successes and reverses alike, modest
in victory and truthful in reirard to losses.
_The encircling movement of Oku and
Nodzu around the Russian rlzht and left
is no doubt preparatory to driving the
Russians further backward up the
railway line, with the early capture of
New Chwang as a probable result.
has gone northward
General Nogi has been in charge of the
army besleging Port Arthur. We have
heard liitle of General Nogi so far, but it
may be remarked that he is one of ten
Japanese commanders holding the full
T l ,
DOES YOUl! BABY CRY AT NIGHT ANNUAL S601-“SH GA]-HEmNG_ wssspssssngsi-ti, S,,mm,,.,,:§, 5,::,d:r, KEPT POOR BY DOCTORS' BILLH l1°WS.d¢°1ilw t° accent- the Japanese rank of General- He wus promoted to
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this rankiafter the battle of|I\'au Shan Hill.
He was also ln command of one of the
divisions that captured Port -Arthur in
the war with China ten years ago.Thtre is
much guessing as to the present strength
of the his command. Chinese and Rus-
sian estimates vary _between 30,000 and
60,000 men.]
Miss Blrdio Myers returned Saturday
from a visit to Victoria.
Mil. (Capt.) T. G. Taylor and family
arespeudinla few weeks st Pleasant
View, Hampton.
Miss Laura Hodgson, Chicago,” 'who
recently returned to spend the summer
with her parents S. F. and Mrs. Hodgson,
city, is at present `vlsitlng friends lu
Summerside.
Hector K. §McLeod, Mrs. McLeod and
chlldof Ellis, Kansas, arrived home Satur-
day_nfght on a mcnth's visit to Mr.
McLeod's parents, Donald and Mrs.
Mclteod, Eldon. They are at present the
guests of Dr. H. D. and Mrs. J ohuson.
A real family medicine chest in itself-
RINGING IN THE EABS.
This lean unfallingsi n of ndtarrh and
if not checked will ultilmately. result lu
deafness. The alfmplest remedy iss,
Catafrhosona, _wh oh if inhaled- afaw
times daily, prevents the catarrhal coadl~
tion from spreading. Oatarrhoroue
quickly stops the ringing inthe ears,
head noises, gives germanent relief to
catarrhal des ness. or Catan-ii in any
part of the system, Bronchitls, Asthma,
Lung or Throat Troubles, Catan-hozono is
a specific, and is guaranteed to perman-
ently oure or your money bank. Large
size $l,00; trial size 2511. Druggists or
Poison 8: Co., Kingston, Our.
DR HAMILroN’s PrLLs CURE CoNsTiP_s~
rrorrl
-Souvenir postal cards of Prince Ed-
ward Island, a variety to select from for
Kendrioh's Liniment-Do you know its`
value? ' I
sale by A. Brown, stamp vendor in the
Charlottetown Post oliloe. 8 d tf
Capital of The Garden
STORE they will find a
Pins. _Paper Weights. sud
opened.
Carter
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TOURISTS AND
HOME COMERS
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And =v¢fyb<>dy visiting Ci{ARLO`iT£TOWN the
of the Gulf will want to
take away with them a Souvenir of their visit. and if
they visit CARTERS‘ BOOK and SOUVENIR
large stock of beautiful
'SOUVENIR BOOKS. Souvenir Chlnawnre.
Prince Edward Island Crest Ware, Souvenir
Hat Pins. Buckles. Stick Pins. Charms. Sash
many other lines.
Our MW 30028 "PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND"
and- “CHARLOTTETOWN"' are gems of nrt; the
former contains over r5o views, the latter over sixty (a
second shipment just received.) They are equal_ to lany-
tblng of the kind produced in America, 25 and 50 cents
each. $150.00 worth of New View Chinawara just
s cs.,
LIMITED. ,
Books, Stationery and Souvenir Goods. I '
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ilutely Pure
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