Straits Echo, 11 November 1905

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    37 1 Straits Echo 10-PAGE EDITION. DAILY CHRONICLE 01 EVENTS. CIRCULATING THROUGHOUT Till: STRAITS, THE FEDERATED MALAY STATES, AND THE lAR EAST GENERALLY VOL. 3. $24 Ter Annum. PENANG, SATURDAY, lUh NOYixUnEK, 1905. Single Copy, 10 cenls. No. *256.
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    FIXTURES.
    96 1 'J'o-DAY. 1 r»tli l>a\. lOllt Moon Cricket Match :P. C. cx. Past Pupils Straits Schools, Esplanade, 2 p.m. Football Matoli Province Wellesley Planters v*. P. C. C., Esplanade, 5 15 p.m Town Baud, Golf Club, 6 to 7 p.m. Oriental Kinetograph Exhibition. Kiinlrerlev Street, 9 p in. Cinematograph Exhibition,
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    THE MOON.
    29 1 O Kuii Muoii Nov. 12th 0.11.3 p.ji filial I»*| 20tll 8.33 0 A..V. O New Mooli 20th 11.47.1 PM. First Quarter l>ec. 4th 1 37.0 a m.
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    MAILS DUE.
    16 1 German J{> imirh) 1 -*»i i» Nov. English (CIiuxhh) 22 ml ludiau Thoii'jtni 2oth
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    P. & O. SAILINGS.
    53 1 P. O. SAILINGS. Mail Scivict Outwards. Ho m k w a k ns. (jhusnn .22 A ov. Accatliti 2/ Not Delta ti Dec. i Jtenyal 8 Dec hxtrn Service. Outwards. H om k w a ii ds For moot It Noc. Socotra 25 Ayr Palatcxn 2tS Sumla 30 For particulars
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      1642 1 Corkscrew Brand. I he lies( Beer on the Market. tO. Light, Sparkling and Refreshing. SOLD BY ALL LEADING SHOPS. jPL isl K S Chartered Bank of India, Australia and CtDna. iNCoIfpORATED BY i:nY\|, CHARTER Hongkong Shanghai Nederlandsche Handel Banking Corporation. Maatschappij Seiherlunds Trading Society. Pau>-up-Capital Established D 2 L Reserve
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      16 1 Tiang Lee Co. Sole Importers. EJFFELTOWER 118«. <# PORTLAND Cement Highly Recommend^ /cslt d by Municipal l-rgincer.
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    The Mint’s Weighing Machines.
    355 2 The weighing «>1 tli»' i »1*»-* n oil.»* 1 .il tin* Koval Mmt 18 a delicate opemliou llk new cuius, having be»;n t ;iU**n t<> tin ■ig bing room, aie p;» <sp»« 1 down a tu< automatic weighing m lehine, -> tend* r ami .sensitive tli.it
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    Alcohol for the Orient.
    643 2 At.couoi. can l>«* made <* i• ol anything, it seems, ami we can well lielievo it. jiniging by some of tin* villainous compounds <»t sulphuric acid ami «garbage which pamuster in the glorious Orient. Indeed, from a statement, winch appeared »»iiginaiiv in the Times an.l is
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      98 2 11 lit»'!. j l’iial go*al iliu-lon, \s Belongs to ilat sot on*; Tlif umarlest conjurer cuuiot In»»-? II«s i nzzlfl more M.mv ai nit'llt>, nov.-;i <i.i v>. Ait* iu.st as tricky. suit*, I’ 1 >YMMltt*rV VS II siliu' t 1 1« I'illlM* <)| Woods’ Great I’<*|>j **imint im*. Wlmn S'rnni.•>'
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      2361 2 3XT-J>^"jCC3El. and after tins date, all >tnall advertisements intended tor insertion in the Straits Echo uiiisl he p.iul li»r in advance. LIM SENG *****, Managing Ditec or !:!iii Julv, 1905. Federated Mafay States Railways. Repairs I» Watches Clocks for 1906. rpK I >KI.S are invited t »r 1 li«* ii«v.'s:ii
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  • Shipping.
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      ARRIVALS.
      67 3 liin- San.;. Ur. s.s. 3,109. Bradlev. 11 Hi Nov., i leal ia, sth Nov.. tJon, I». A (Jo. Tkksta, Br. s*. d.PJH, Kiii, I hit Nov., Siuyapme, th h Nov, (Jen —ij Co. CoK OMAN'DKL, Ur. s.s. 2 783, Myutford, lOt.li Nov Singapore, Bth Nov.,(}eu I*. A Co. Canton,
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      DEPARTURES.
      65 3 11th November. IW.-Ai, for Negapatani and Madras. be Koch, for Bajan. Fdie, T. Seuiawe, fcieoli, Oiohleh and I’ulo W ell. 1 laiaya, for Deli. hue Tong, for Asa Ini ti. Lanykat, for Teluk Anson. Kist.m. for Port Swetteuliam, Kuala Iniinpiir and Singapore. Chon Tni for Perlis and Set ill.
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    EXPECTED.
    40 3 1 t'SKt'l f From Aijenlr Due Oanla Livei p< »ol .M.&Co. 14th Nov Machuon Silica j)ore W.M&Co. 18tli I'at hail (ilasgow S B.&Co. 15th Silvia Colombo B.M ,&Co. 17ili 1 Jen venue Singapore S.B.&Co. 20th Ueuavon London S.B.ACo. 24th
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    SAILINGS.
    49 3 I etmely I For i Ayenf* Leo vet 1 < >.i it fa S ill'll pore W.M.&Co. 14th Nov Pal lian Singapore 3 1» &Co.' lo4li Silvia Singapore H.M ACo. 18th Maeliaou Loinlon W.M.ACo-- 1 1H( Ii Immi veil ue liomloii S.li.&Co. 24th Mena von Singapore S.li.&Oo. 24t li
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    31 3 For Port Swettenhain Per Mary Austin, 13th instant, 1 p in. Panykahili Urandan Per Petrel, 13th instant, 1 p in. Rangoon and Moulmein—Per EUora, 13th instant, 4 p in.
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    Passengers.
    107 3 Per Kady Weld, from Teluk Anson Mr. lMinean ami Mr. and Mrs. Alt Poo. Pei K isl iiii, from Singapore Miss McCarthy Mr. .7. F. fifi/.-ins, Sergt Murdock, Mr. Poger. Inspector and Mrs. Ambrose, Mr. J. WobeitMm. Mr. W. A. Robertson, Mrs. IJowkins. From Fort Mr. and Mrs. Pnuiside,
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      1126 3 (SHIPPIN G.) o At N. Co. INTENDED SAILINGS. British Ln<li:i .Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. Expected Arrival* >m>l Departures. Mail Service. Outwards JJyv, 22 K.s. Chusan connecting with 8.8. Victoria Dec. 6 8.8. Delta do s.8. Himalaya 20 s.8. Oceana do 8.8. India Homewards. Nov. 24 8.s Arcadia connecting with 8.8.
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      108 3 Compagnie des Messageries Maritime». rpif F s’eamers of tliis Company ladougiug JL 1 o I heir Far Fasten» Line, will maintain a regular bimonthly service from this port, taking Cargo an«l Passengers for Colombo, Marseides, Havre, London, Antwerp, <&c. This service will Ite further augmented by a monthly steamer of
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      26 3 WEATHER. Thk following report is kindly supplier] bv the Signal Director of Fort Cornwallis The rainfall during the -1 hour» ended at a.in. to-dav was nil.
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    The Straits Echo.
    124 4 Justice salixlieseverjbody and justice alone.— Hstablishcd June Ist, 1903 Published daily (except Sundays.l AT Tit K CRITERION PRESS, Eld., N<*. 2*2t> —232, Beach Street. IVnang. PRICE DAILY LUCA I l"* 1 OUTSTATIOJiS Postage Extra. MAIL EDITION (Pont Free! $l5 CABLE ADI) It ESS: Echo —Penang.” Telephone ISB
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      More Waste.
      308 4 A popukak entertainer once remarked that nine ty per eent. of the people in bis audiences were fools, hence tie catered for them and let the wise folk do as they pleased. Suieiy tlie enterprising people in England who have decided to give British North Borneo another railway
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      The Murdered Missionaries.
      430 4 In anotherc liiiiiii will be found a full account of the recent murder ot missionaries at Lienchow. near Cantcn, which, as it is official, must naturally be taken as being absolutely correct. Jtisa relief to timl tint thi> unfortunate occurrence is not, as was at first supposed,
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      Mortar
      432 4 Tni Par Eagt i>. we great-.] ly fear. the jerry builder’s! paadisc, for he is so seldom brought InIwiok forusingbad materiaiand veritably chucking houses together. Hence it is very refreshing to find thm the quality of mortar employed in building has been taken up in Hongkong ami a salutary
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      Gambling.
      455 4 Thk London and China Express to hand by the mail lias the following upon the gambling evil in Malaya It is impossible not to feel a large amount of sympathy with tiie petition presented to the Governor of the Straits Settlements by a number of iudueutia! Chinamen in the
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    The Gaiety Stars.
    119 4 Thk Gaiety Stars gave their first performance in the Masouic Hall last evening, i but the audience was not a particularly large one. The Hall had been very tastefully decorated tor the occasion, and those Peuaugites who did patronise the show came away emim-ntly satisfied with the
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    Fire.
    656 4 Hut for the promptitude of Inspector Simpson, Peuaug would have been treated to a tire of formidable dimensions last even- ing. At about seven o’clock smoke was seen to la* issuing from YV N. Wood buds store <t in Beach Street and the alarm was raised. Inspector Simpson immediately
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    Tanjong Pager Dock Company.
    155 4 A special meeting of the al»ove company was held on Weduesday in the Singapore Exchange to consider the question of the piyinent of Directors for the time subse- >; lent to J lie, 1905. The Hon. YY r IV Waddell presided and there were also pie-.si-al
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    SUPREME COURT.
    792 4 in Civil Jurisdiction fftjure Ike Hon II W. Ft her, Put «nr Judge.) Da. P. V. Locke and (J. A. Waller VS. Joseph Smith and Louise A. Smith 1 he following is l)r. Locke's evidence continued from our issue of Wednesday last: Smiili came to witness in Anson
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      256 4 To-night! To-night!! GRAND CHANGE Of PROGRAMME. New Films Just Arrived. fl n i Grand Exhibition. Japanese War Pictures. To-Night To-Night!! COMMENCING AT 9 P M. SPECIAL PROGRAMME AT THE j Oriental Kinetograph Show, Kimberley St reet FOR A FEW NIGHTS ONLY, School Children admitted to the Show id greatly reduced
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  • TELEGRAMS.
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      RUSSIA.
      223 5 CRONSTADT MUTINY. The New Ministry (The Ostasiatiecher L oyd's Service.) Berlin, lOtli November.— Fires and disturbances are reported from Cronstadt owing to the mutiny of the saiors, which is. however, being suppressed. The revolt continues at Warsaw. M Timiraizeff has l>een appointed Minister t Commerce and M. Shipoff Minister
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      The Navy.
      87 5 Ait^lo-Japanese Manoeuvres. (Supjdied hi/ Reuter.) London. 10th, November.—The Standard savs that theoretically the Japanese uavv will form part of the scheme of world-wide naval mauceuvres to be carried out by the British fleet in lfMjb. It will te assumed that the situation It» threatening and that the Britisli
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      Politics.
      84 5 Guildhall Speech. [Supplied by Reuter.) London, 10th Novemter. —Mr. Balfour, the Premier, speaking at the Guildhall banquet, referred to Japan as our new ally, the Great Power which has arisen in the K..r Fast.” He combined that this was a happv time ta> survey foreign policlics, when our allies
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      Borneo.
      253 5 More Waste (Supplied by Reuter.) London, 11th Nov. —lt has been decided to construct a railway across British North Borneo from west to east, bsgiuniug at Teuoni, on the west coast. A company will te formed to carrv out the plan. \n Imperial Edict has l>eeii issuer I at
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    Our Mail Budget.
    1551 5 Kaiser and the Pope. Reported Visit of the Emperor to Rome. PARSONS AT THE PLAY. A REVEREND AUDIENCE SEES “THE PRODIGAL SON” Japanese Flkkt to Visit Enolani». Russia’s navy Cronstadt Ruilding Equipment Strength ‘tied. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Fleet Street, October 13.—There seems to te no doubt
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    Rubber.
    355 5 Thk monthly magazine of the Liverpool; Chamber of Commerce states that an increase 1 amount of interest i* markedly teing exhibited in the rubter import trade, w hich bills fair to become more valuable every j year, i lasmuch as the deman i lor the artic e appears likelv
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    THE PENANG HINDU ASSOCIATION.
    775 5 Fou.owino is the Secretary's repoit read on lie* occasion of the celebration of the first Anniversary of the ab*tve Association on Jtf h N(»V(::iiln*r, 11K)5 Before proceeding with the Ii i t proper j ou t he working of this Association oiling jthe one year it
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    Cotton.
    91 5 Some interesting facts respect ing the cotton growing possibilities of the British Empire were given at the opening of an exhibition of Empire--grown cotton at the Manchester Town Hall on 17tii ultimo. Mr J. A. Hutton explained that already this year 4 OUO bales of cotton hud D’en receive»
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    Tunnel Mystery.
    304 5 J’hk inquest on Miss Money, who was 101 l ml «lead in the Meisfhain 'i'ltunel <m Sept. :24, was conclude*! al Mersth iin **n i 1 <>• h uifo. K vi«lenoe was given l»v sev-id wili.f'S"-, ami Superintendent I riff, «I lb.* .S,n;i i t* ustabulary. said Ihal
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    The Murdered Missionaries.
    700 5 Full Details. Til K (/AUBK OF THE TkAOEUY. 1 iik Kev. A. B'lin, ot‘ the Missions Etrangeres, has kindly placed at l In* disposal of the S C. Morning Post tin* substance of two letters which lie has received from his mission at Liei.chow, giving tin* details
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  • Obituary
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    24 5 Obituary. Mr. Win. Parrot, M P. {liafiftlieil by Heater London, loth November.- —The death is auuouuced of Mr. Win. Parrot, Labour Memlier for Normantoii.
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    Drifting Mines.
    206 6 COMPENSATION FUND SVOURMTEI» Dkai.inu with the res.: oiisiiuiity of the Japanese and Russian Governments in di> Reinitiating drifting min**' in tin- mrh seas, the N. C. I* News hold' tlnii it i* l In* duty of these two Powers to compensate at least the individuals who have iost
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    New Indian Troopship.
    315 6 Considerable interest .iltallies to the ten- dels which have just I n leceived b\ tliej Imlian Government lor 11 construction ot i a new troopsliip. principally because ot tliej penalties associated with tlie wo k 1' oi a deticiencv n[ t*.l knot lielow tin* specitieil speed of
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    The Imperial Rescript Announcing Peace.
    462 6 The following is a translation of an Imperial Rescript published on 16th nil. announcing t he conclusion of peace with Russia We have always made it our principle to maintain t he j>eac«* of t In* < frient, to guarantee the safetv of the Empire,
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    EXCHANGE.
    143 6 Penano. 11th November Hi/ eoitrtegi/ <•/ the Chartered Hank IjihkIom iO-mand I link •••2/1 j ff I- months’ sight Kii.uk 2/2 M 3 red it 2/2 ,V, 3 m [lo*'n»ii»*iir.!i v 2 2jj i.'iiicuttN, iJeiiiaiiil ihitik l** 3 davs’ sight Privsre -6d iV »ni»ii v, i ><-niiin«i Hank 1^1
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    SHARES.
    216 6 Bel.it.Tin Mining Ld. 3 —sales Kers; i «va.ll' •**■«lAt* I* I ug 1 1* t J 1 4. ft* lit'l s BriiS'*ii Ilvdraulie Tm Mining Co Id -8 -buyer* Dutl level**l* ii-*ii' »8 oO nd/f/ Fraser A Nww**, I d 5105. —buyers George Town Dispensary $25 sales Howarth Erskim*.
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    PRODUCE.
    217 6 Goi.l le.*‘ S 7-‘. B. Pep* < dills, '.o'. slocL White f- 1- 5 35'. sel’ers I ra m season, ucer (Jl«»v*** -f*. <1 > out of stason \l*>* 6‘t sellers i \j 1.-. I' el ||_S 52. ScVa/'S N..i n. «Os 31 i sales No. 1 0 l<*
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      47 6 'I«*ll me not of tliumoml gems Set in regal dmildiiig There’ll a pricelen* gem on earth, <M richer ami of purer worth. Tik priceless, ami is known to fame. Ami \oii, l>cih;ijis, may know its mime. l*or Htomaeh ailments. the remedy sure umls (Sieut IVppei iiiini (.hire
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      24 6 H. HODSON CO.’S I II K J* K N T I N K. Satulihmd s'. Kutierv 6: Cn. RUBEROID ROOFING. Adamson. Gilfillan Co., Ltd
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      281 6 CLEAR WHITE GLASS BOTTLES By Appointment To > b Kin e M MACKAY’S ILIQUEUR WHISKY. GiesSers’ Champagne*. BUCK t WHITE! IAMES.&ICHANAN CC SCOTT/i YffUSKY JJiSTI/.LERg. Kennedy Co. AGENTS FOR Wm. Younger Go., Lid. Monk Brand Ale Ik Stout IN BOTTI.E AND IN It I I K. t'rii f Ist' i,
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    Gibraltar Crumbling Away.
    162 7 Tin; pubic n>l aware that the threat, rock of Gibraltar in tumbling down—that tlie crumbling, rot imo masses must lie continually I) mi.l together with liulu* patches ol eii'-omy ami cement. Yet 11 v who sail past t ibrahar, savs the Chicago Ohroß‘clc. cannot tail to notice
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    Congo Horrors.
    198 7 According to a correspondent, of the Daily Chronicle startling events are in process of evolution with regard to the Congo. From Africa comes the significant news lh.it all the minor posts in the Stanley Fool districts are being evacuated. Recognising that maintenance of the present svst> in is
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    Tragedy in the South Seas.
    211 7 Honolulu;, Sept. 20.—News has just been received here of the brutal aud treacherous murder of \V. Finlays >n, a South sea tinder, by the creyv of the cutter Savoin, off the Solomon islands, in August last. li»l«- the Savoin, a craft of about iiftoen tons,
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    A Mixed Race.
    379 7 (..'••MICA I- ScKN'K IN A fcjOUTH AffRICVN Town. A writer in the London Standard gives (lie ltd lowing account of an amusing incident lie witnessed in the streets of a small township in Cape Colony 1 1 was close on sundown when I got near tlie* town,
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      1174 7 TEOIi JOO iMI-NG, Chop SOON YANG. Tkxbphone No. 321 OLDHAM HALL. A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS. HAVING .11 «T IJKCMVBJ) A Portable Improved Wheel Rubbering Machine WROUGHT IRON TUBES AND FITTINGS. Large Stock Always on Hand. ADAMSON, GILFILLAN CO., LTD. He.irl.fullocaM.,,.r.„i,i„.c,,,l i daily study classes under personal supervision of the
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      54 7 I»e wise in time, tis good advice. Man gets his chance but seldom twice, And therefore do not l*> cajoled Into neglect of cough or cold— Or stomach troubles, pains that gripe. Or ailments of this wretched type For each there is no nostrum truer Than that of Woods’ Oit
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      1091 8 A. EVENBIRG, E> !G N T I i TRY. W. 'IANSON, American Dentist, Thean Ghee Co., g 14, fi/<HO n S JRf jr. PRNANG, FG to inform their numerous customers th.a they have just received huge conDENTISTJRY. Dr. F. A. MOFFATT, R D S.~ SURGICAL and MECHANICM. DENTIST, .U. FARQUHAR
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    “Sir Brian’s Heir”
    2100 9  -  BY VIOLA GRAEME, AUTHOR OF lie hild nf ,So 'rroii'y he I reacherif of Ijornalie,” The Hard of (roil, Tone's Loyalty .1 Iloipll lie!,el.” Her Soldier Sweet heart," The lleauty of the Sensor,” The 'Ter-shop Lh’l y A Scotch Morno/e, he Mill liter s Model. "A (ioiuhlers
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    MARKET PRICES.
    201 9 > Pena no, 1 lrn October. Il>os. 1 Beef— ,/x Soup per cat! fi Boast 24 Steaks 24 Ste.v or Curry Meat 17 Bump Steak 24 Ox Tail each 30 Tongue (jo Feet |r, Heart tt :jp Liver t :jo Pork Poi k iter cattv 34 Pig s
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      13 9 For UltMt Jiilpitatiou of the heart take W Vppcriuint Cure. 80 cents. Otis’
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      11 9 Fur alt internal complaints take Woods’ (treat Peppermint Cme, 80 cents.
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      418 9 i dwell in (lie palace and mansions. My name's on the lips of the Koval, 1 am crowned with a million laurels. By the hard worn sons of toil l am hailed with a spirit of oladness In the homes of the rich and poor, For I’m known to the
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      67 9 THE CELEUKATED Ü B. B. &L Co.” square face Gin in rerf cases. Sandilands, Buttery Co. IN 1-lb. 2-lb. TINS. Absolutely the finest Dutch Cream Butter in the Market. TO BE OBTAINED FROM Messrs. Chin Joo Co. Theau Chee Co. Goon Yen Friends. Tong Joo Co. Messrs. Gliini Teik Bee
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      201 9 KATZ BROTHERS, Ltd., PENANG, HAVE JUST RECEIVED NATURAL STERILIZED MILK Absolutely the finest ever imported into the Straits Settlements. ;A: —X Trade-Mark. Huiungeneou* Natura Milk is the most recent progress in the art of preserving milk. Homogeneous Natura Milk is pure natural fluid rows milk without any addition and will
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      669 10 BURN Co, Ltd., Electrical Engineers, PENANG. HE CRITERIOH FREES LIMITED Show Rooms Logan's Buildings- A“to3tf it PRINTERS, PUBLISHERS, LITHOGRAPHERS, BOOKBINDERS AND STATIONERS. European supervision. House wiring a speciality. ESTIMATES FREE. HOWARTH ERSKINE, LTD., Civil, Electrical Structural Engineers. SPECIALISTS I’OK THE DESIC.N AM» CONSTRITTIOX OF Steel Iron Buildings, Bridges, Wrought Cast
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