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AUGUST llth, 1898 Programme and Prize List Overture—Payche me Mile Bicycle— st Prize,

Meda!; 2nd, Silver Meda), iy altga Wiro i 4—Twod Huad ire

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Fiat Race—let Pr ze, Gold Meda); 2nd Gold Plated Watch Chaia. 5—Band Selection— Baritoné and Solo

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6—-One Mile Bi ce Prize, Silver Cup; 2ad, Opera Gi sae.

7—March—University of Pennsylvania

8—Four Hunk ired atd Forty Yard Flat Race—let Prize, Si. ver Cup; 2nd, Silver Medal.

§--Scboitische. . Darling Flo.

10—Two Mile Bicycle—Ist Prize, Sil-

yer Watch, (Waltham); 2nd, Silver Medal 1'—Overiure Qh! I Don’t Kaow. 12 —Eizbt Handred and Eighty Yarde

Flat Race—Ist Prize. Gold Medal; 2nd,

Silver Medal.

3—March—C. C. C.— Dedicated to the

Crescen‘s.

14— Five Mile Bicvcle Race—Ist Prize, Parlor Clock; 2nd, Silver Cup

Entrance fee for races, 25c for each event. Entr.es to close Saturday eveniag

6th August.

The Grounds Will be beautifully lituminated

Train Arrangemenis : Aspecia! Traio will

5 o'clock p.m, local

save Summerside at returning after the

events are over. The Fares are as fo lows:

Summ ride to Ch’ own and R eturn $1.00 Travellers’ Rest— Fr-etown ° ao Kinkora—Cape Traverse " e «75 Em 2rald—Fr rec tow n “ o 0 Clede—Wiitshire " ” 45 Col ville—-Mi'‘tono “ - 5 Winaloe _ ” 2d tovalty Jupcticn _ - ls Cemetery _ = 1 St. Dunstan's ” " 05

Single Far? from and all intermediate stations on good to ertaro on 12ti Lug.

FARE FROM PICTOU by Steamer Princess, $1.00 zood to return on 12th Aug.

GRAND FIREWORKS DISPLAY

Immediately after the Sports.

Admizsion to Grounds, 25c. Stand, 19%c.

Souris, Georgetown

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Annual Meeting of the Grand En- campment.

Joux, Aug 10.—The annual meeting of the Gras d Encampmont of Uddtellows of the mar.time provinces opened iast even~ ing. The represeptation was a Jarge one. The officers elected for the ensuing year are as follows:

Grand Patriarch, A F Messer vey, Hali- N S.

aod High Priest, F W Harper, West- ville.

Grand Senior Warden, Amherst. | Grand Scribe, Neil McKionon, Pictou.

Neil Morrow,

Grand Treasurer, S E Smith, St John. Grand Junior Warden, T N Paten, Hansport,

Grand Representative, J E Smith, St Jobo.

Grand Marshall, J H_ Brown, burg.

Grand Sentinel, J A Fraser, ton,

Grand Outside Sentinel, F J Watson, St John,

The grand patriarch, D A Grant, sub- mitted his report. Membership had slightly increased during the year. There had been suspensions for von-payment of dues, but new members had offset these. One new encampment had been instituted during the year, this was in Country Har- bor, in Guysboro county,N S, and was named Mt Pisgah Encampment, No 16. He had met with 10 of the 16 encamp- ments in this jurisdiction during the year.

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The grand scribe, Mellville McKean, reported the net increase in membersbip as 21. The encampments now number 16, with a total membership of 536. The re ceipts were $247.78 for the year, and ex- penditures $199.80, leaving a balance on the year’s transactions of of $37.98. The |

LOCAL NOTICES.

Gents cool underwear from 45c per euit up.—Moore & McLeod:

Waterproof coats at $5,00 6,75 8,00 and up. Buy one and keep out the wet-—W D McKay.

Straw Hats selling at half price, A!) must be sold. Secure yours early—W D Me Kay.

Gocd Bananas,

Goff’s.

Ladies in need of a Summer or Fal] cape had better see our south window to-night —Moore &McLeod.

Lost. — Between Fort Augustus and Southport, while returning from the tea on July lfth,a lady’s parasol. Finder will oblige by leaving same at this office.

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Reserve Thursday evening the 11th for the Electric Light Sports. The material is on itsway now fora grand display of fireworks, The band ismaking special efforts to produce the best music for the occasion.

Prowse Brothers have caused consider- able talk around town on account of yery low prices they have been selling ladies’ biousee. 183, 3i.

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Laeies white pique collars-~the latest at Stanley Bros.

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DIED.

At Montague, on Tuesday night, the 9th of August inst, Isabella C Gilliz, widow of the late Dr Gillis, aged 43 years.

[Funeral on Friday afterocon at 3 o’clock. to Lower Montague Cemetery.]

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DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, AUGUST 11 AEs

ELECTRIC LIGUT SPORTS. Everytbing is ready for the Electre Light Bports which take place to: night. The list of entries is a long one, avd Includes a number from the Mainland. Tre P. E. Island E'ectriec Light Co., have charge of the lighting of the grounde, ! Oa Monday night the firet test of the lighting was made with oneof the (o’s square dynamos. This was nota success But last night at eleven lest was made. This

o'clock a

jthis even.ng there

snccess in every way. The walk was per- fec ly illumniated frem nail to finish. More lights were put in yesteriay so that will be thirte-two (32) are lignts on the C. A. A. A. groun’s, besides a large number of ine sndescant lamps in the dressing roome &c.

The effect «f last nights ilium ‘nation, we are informed by a gentleman who was present, was strikely beautiful. To ace the grounde alone th:s evening will be wel] wor!) the alm'<sion fee,

Airavgements are being made co have a right away for cyclists an { foot passengers along upper Princes reet past the residence of Hon. Judge Reddin. Before many days we hope to see a good street opened here. As there are racks for but seventy-five wheels, cyclists would do wellSto ride out aod keep their wheelson the grouads where an attendant wil] keep watch over them. A limited number of horses and carriages will be admitted to the grounds; but the borses must be tied so as not to in- terfere with the spectators.

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Prowse Matcu.

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H W Anderson, St mame. B10... 5088

E Jones, Sgt No 2C A, err oe

'H M Davison, Capt, alg € A G8 ...0ee $7

i F HC Acorn, Lt Ani 82, $

. balance in the gr snd treasurer’s hands on | W A Weeks, Mjr, $6. soo Nige@aeknes x ace Julv 31st last, was $366.51. F B McRae, Pie, No 3) OE Onc ee | The graad iatea was directed to send R C Dewar, Sat, ‘No © A. $5 63 | , fraternal greetings to grand encampment | W Garris, Ban de’n, 82. ae Poetic oes } now in session at Gault, Ont. D Stewart, Capt, No 3, 82, 5............ 62 | Deputy Grand Sire Pinkerton, of Bos- | J Weatherbie, Pte, No 2, 82, $4...... 62 | ton, delivered a stirring address on Odd- | A Beaton, wir No oe ee at oaks 61 | fellowship. Mr. A. H. Blackely, super~| H A Jenkioe, Cpl, No2C as es ki yes 61 | intendent of agencies of Oddfellows As- | J M Jones, Capt, No 2, 82, $4. ..........60 suraace Association of Canada, Kingston, JMC rockett, Sgt, No 4, 82, $4.. .. 60 | Ont., also delivered an able address on | JR Brown, Pte, No 2,82, $4............. 60 | the order, E Crockett, Pte, No 4, 82, $4.. bias ee

The grand lodge of the Lower Provinces ; D I, Hooper, Capt, No 1, 82, $4. saan . 60 assembles at 10 o’clock this morning in | J A McDonald, Lt, No 4, 82, $3...... Gu | Wes: End lodge room for its opening ses-| J Berrigan, Sgt, No 6, ®2, $3........... 60 sion. S Gay, Pte,No 2, 82, @3..........-...59|

nite menennonaniiimestnniiies O Baird, Sgt-Maj, Eog’s, $3.-............-. 59

Asthma Gasps @C Ancona, Hols0 6. 48.11 59

The * heezing and sirangling of those who G Crocket!, Maj, No 4, 82, $3............! D8 are victims of asthma ure promptly reliev- | J A Longworth, Lt-Col,C A, $3.......58 |

$1 fe Paee GE DT Chase's Syrup OF) C Owen, Gr, Nos, By $8....... 58 E Stewart, L!, No 3, C A, §2. ..........58 |

Ira D Carr, Pre, No6, 82, $2......0......8 F Gill. Gr, No D McM tian, P e, Nol. 82, $2...........5

W LL, Poole, Gr, No 8,0 A, $2..........-.5% A Shaw, Lieut, 6,82, $2......... tir ae WE Smith, Lieut, 2,02, @2...........02. 7 RW dJonea, Cor, 2.52) 8. si iss sce wa Darke, Lieut, 5,82, $2. id as iin R Stewart, B DS, C Pig ts <duKocvedidan 56 R W Stewart, Lieut, 4C A, $1........... .55

Jo leet; Cot, 2 ABU. 5... . osecceatpene J M Davi-on, Lieut,Eng, $1........-...600-58 W A McDoff, Lieu, L Crock+-u, Sap’ Enge.@l...............-.54

H K Lerdly, Lit Engs, 7 awe seu SCrey, Lt, Engs, $1.. oe O4 RV Longworth Sift Sgt, “No 40 “A, $l 4 H Hooper, Sap Eogs, $1................54 H Swirh, Pte,No 4, 82,$1...... ros

JR Ales, Capt No 6, 82 J AMcKinnon, Sgt, No3C A, $:...

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One 54 counted ont. —————— 3 +0<-o _—_—e An English ‘Dipiomatist.

Sir Claude Macdonald, the British minister to China, is 4@¢ years old and holds rank in the army asa major. He

served with the Seventy-fourth bigh- landers aniwas in the Egyptian cam- paign of 1882 and the Saakim expedi- tion before be was appointed consul general at Zanzibar tm 1887. After leav- ing east Africa he was sent to the Niger, where he proved a very successful con- sul general in the Niger Coast Protect- orate, as the district, which was once known as the ‘‘Oil Rivers Protector- ate,’’ is now designated. Sir Claude’s gareer in west Africa was cut short in 1896 by his selection for the embassy at Peking.

It is reported that the fruit crop of Nova Scotia will be short this cear; but the prices wil] probably be good as there is also a shortage in Great Britain.

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Local and Other Items,

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10G T— Dherlottetews Lodge No 68 meets tonightat 8 pm in Wright’s Hall. Report of programme committee and other business. Visiting brethren welcome.

Tue First Di-rrict.—The writs are cut for the election of an Assemb)yman in the First District of Queen’s to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Hon. A. B. Warburion. Nomination, August 24th, polling 31st.

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Race at Grorcerown.—The boat race at Georgetown was fivished yesterday. William Stephen’s boat won first place, John King’s second and John McPhee’s Annandale third. There were 26 entries, but all entered did not start.

Sports will begin at 8 p. m. sharp to- “night,

Movixe Fiseen The | St. John Tele- grapb eays: Terrill S, the gelding which is eo well-known in this city acd in the border cities, has beensbeating ois record again The other day he paced a mile in 21: at Rigby, during a race which he won in three straight heats, and yesterday at Old Orchard, Me., kite track, Terrill S won the 220 pace, lowering his Rigby mark to 210}. Terrill 8. is a piece of horseflesb worth owning.

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BamaGeP BY tHE GALE —A furious gale, accompanied by rain and thunder and lightning, passed over the western section of the province on Tuesday night. Ac- cording to the Summerside correspondent of the Guardian an unfinished residence belonging to Mr Rebert Simmons, Lot 16, was twisted off its foundation by tke gale, one side dropping into the cellar and the

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whole building badly damaged. Windows in several houses were broked by the gale aod a number of fields of grain were badly

damaged. PERSONAL. Miss Jecbnson, Cherlottetown, is the

guest Of Miss Stewart.—Sackville Post.

Hon. J. Israel Tarte, accompanied by Sir Louis Davies, went west this morning. He was east yesterday.

Dr. Kennedy, of the Berlin Dental Par~ lore, who bas been cn a@ business and pleasure trip to the United States, re- turned to Charlottetown last evening.

Mrs Tnomas Mercbant, of Charlotte- town, P E 1, accompanied by her danghter, MrsSEE beary aod child, of St John’s, Nfld, are spending a f2w days among rela~ tives and friends in town.—Truro News.

Colonel Andrew Haggard, Mr, Rider Heggard, accompanied by Mrs.

| Haggard is awong the recent arrivals in

Canada. Colonel Haggard, who is an

} enthusiastic avgler, will spend some weeke

salmon fishing on the Lower St Lawrence.

At the Queen Hotel: E H Wright, Summerside; Rev JS Meclvor, West River; W V McDuttie, Springfield, Mass; Dr J E H Leard and wife, Boston; Frank Allen. Shediac; W H Russell,New York; W L Waring, St doh:; P Kelly, G Wightman, Montag ruc; WM Mooney, Au Sable Chasm, N Y.

Our economical ministers seem to be enjoying the holidays, touringin Great Britain avd Evrope, “taking it cool ” in rieamers couverted for the

nosce into pleasure yachts, or Carcering over the country in official palace cars, allat the public expense. At latest ac-

coats SirWiltrid Laurier was in Winnipeg.

At tbe Hotel Davies: Thomas Douglas, Halifax; W H Harkiz, Brookiyn; John Richards, Bideforc; E M Cuats and wife, Spriogtield, Base; Miss M Coats, do, Chas. FE Kenuedy, C ity; A P Prowse per wife, N H; Fred Scott. Moneton; WS Davidson,

dos J D Morriscv, Bostor; J C Oland, wife two daughters and sor, Halifax; H H Johnson, Parrsboro, A T Cou pton, New York, AT Compten, jr, do; T C Van | Horne, Bjoomington, Li IF P Goodwin, Toronto.

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Three transports. landed with United States troops sailed from Santiago for the United States on Moudey. Another tran- eport lett on Tuesday with over 1200 men. The men are being sent ont of reach of “Yellow Jack.” Ifthe Spaniards lad beld outa littl longer, the Americans

| might not have been able to take Santiago

this season. them.

The fever is now heavy upon

ptt Mrs. George N. Curxon, formerly Miss Leiter, is a Chicago lady. . The wife of the new Viceroy of Indie, she will be her Ex~ cellency, and a British one at that. shemnclectiaiiioiiee To Cure a Cold in one Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, All Druggists refund the maney If it fails to cure, 2c

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refunded. That makes every purchaser ' sefe. Remember this in buying a Cam- 6 era. S%

Price from $2.50 to $35.00. Calland “”F

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Miss all the beauty on the beach. Feminine bathers like lots of light when they’re securely buttoned inte one of our Bathing Suits

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75c¢ to $1.50 for Gents $1.50 to $2.50 for Ladies

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Drop in and see our new fall Suitings Overcoating and Trouserings; they are plumbs.

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August Cheap Selline

This month we are letting go at ridiculous low prices

Men’s avd Boys’ Clothing

Men’s and Boys’ Shirts

Undarclothing

Prints, F lannelettes, Sheetings

Te eeds, Straw Hats, half pees

Pig reductionsin our Boot and Shoe-department. Everyone wanting genuine bargains should come this month to

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