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I. O. F. HIGH COURT
OFFICERS CHOSEN
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L. U. Fowler- G. S., Representative to Supreme Court-Charlottetown to be Next Place oi Meeting-List of Delegates in ‘Attendance at the Court.
Arrnnnoon saaaron (uosnar).
The report ofthe committee appointed
at Inst session toconslder the matter of giving the place ot meeting more central recommended that the annual convoca- .tions be conilned to Charlottetown and Summer-side. The report was discussed ntlength and ordered to. be entered on the minutslso that the matter may be eonaldered by the subordinate courts.
The report of the commltteeon constitu- tion sad laws as 8Ai0D\7°d» l>l`°Vld°d f0l' H t-Iinnae in tbl Bi8l\ omlfl' bY'1|W° giving the Executive the latitude ot August and september in which to ca‘l the annual session.
The committee on the State of the
Order reported the order in this province .in li satisfactory condition. Tha report was adopted. '
According to the report oi the com-
mittee on mileage and per diem 41 courts out of 44 were reprereated.
The rep rt of the committee on new
l»n.~.iness called foroonsiderablediscunsion. it llealt with the question ct seourinx ~“ ward in th! : '~ P- g,0§DlWl»‘ Wllldl mutter was deferfrqd-`i’or`one__year when n bp.-.~ nl rommitt e 'sllhuid `-br-.nz in n tiolinita olfer from the hospital manage- nn-nt together with ali. other informatir n plissillle. 'lite report also recommended iii.-it an crganizer be put in th a field.
Court nd,iourned until I) a. tn. yesterday.
Yr-sterriny mor-ning`s session of the
iiiglx Court opened»at9 a. rn. The first bn iness was the henrlngfof the Financial l`omn\.ttce’s report. `Thc:repol-t recom- mended ll ilxed sa‘nry for anorganizerdriit on amendment it was decided to leave the :imouot to the discretion of the incoming high standing committee in whose hands als: was i- ft _tb_a_matter oflemunerat ng un mixer; `\\5ho secured candidates. The» In ance of the session WHS Ulkfll “P ellieay with questions _aakerl and-, Nvlifd to ily Brother Harper.:-1 Tomato# ~
The High Court oiiieers present were:- .lunior HHH, C. _R., J. H. Bell, l{. C. R., D. P. Mc1\'uti', --j H. V.. 0. R:, Horgtio_N,eisou, ~
B. Seo‘y, L. U. Fowler.
ii. Phy., Dr. Rodgerson,
ll. Counsellor, Hon. J. Fl. Wlzear. _
som aEsuI.'rs` or rururza Bnooo.
A blotched imply, disii red JM9.
feeling o_i,e3lni)|s'tion _fyraoiliad nervep. head-chean a. dull hraln. 'ihe proper cure is one Ferrozone Tablet after eafh meal. ,Femuone clears and beauttios the corn lexlon by makin? rich. PDU lv ood. lg) restores the enieeb ed brain and
uns rung nerves to a healthy vignette condition. It lnvigorates all the p sloal and mental pqwers, and hgisrgss strength and ambitlonto the depre . Refuse a substitute for Ferroaone-l-‘s the best tonic, rsbuilder and l-vlgorator known. Price 500., at Drugglsts or Poison & Co., iKlngston, Ont. , .
lnoi tus
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H. Auditors,-J. H. Gill, H. B. Huestis, H. Orltor, Rev. E. J.' Rattee, H. S. S¢°'Y'. W. E. Beairsto, H. Orgnnist, Companion
Mcintyre,
H. S. W., I. H. Howatt, H. J. W., T. H. Smith,
nd., John S. Cousins,
Joseph L. Dyer, A. A. McDonald,
I. T. Reid.
Penelope
FFFUF Pegg .P-"E
'Ihe Past. Executive officers in attend-
ance included John M. Clark, Charles
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-\ fs \ CIIARLES MURPHY. lilcctetl High Chief l{n.n_qe`x‘.
Murphy, R. ll. McDonald, ii. D. McEwen J. B. Rusil and-Diller-.-I
\'e§t,- 1-day n.ftt-rnoon`:~'. proceedings
opened with the election of oilicers which resillt d ns follows: - `
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V. H. C. ll.-Murdock Mc-Leod, Char-
lottet..wn. A H,_Seey._¢__IA,_ll, l:`o\\'|er, Belle-que, Oli* toll. _ A
H. Treus-T. B. Grady, Sunnnerside. H. Phys-Dr. John Jardine, Summer
Sldae. F l
. H_°Cqm.--Grorge.I.nman, Montague. H. Auditors-E. E. Jordan, Charloti/e~
gown; [)_ P. Murdock, Murray Harbor South. ,- ' ' __High Secretary Fowler was elected re- presentative to the Supreme Court which meets in Boston in 1905.
lt was unanimously decided that Char-
lottetown be the next place of meeting of the High Courf. The following are the aDi>0l“lf€d
omcers:
High Orator-Rev. E. J. Rnttee, Mal-
pequc.
High J. S.-W. S. Benirsio. Summer-
side.
H.Orgmlst -Mrs. John E. McDonald,
Summerside.
H. S. W.-G. H. M. Carver, Pownal.
H. J. W.-J. Ii. Smith, Tryon.
H. Mnrshnll-'l‘. E. Bulpitt,Cnrrligan. H. Cond.-John Anderson, Kensington. H. Mes.~lcr\gt-t'-(l. li. Saville. Dundas. H. S. B.-L. J. McPherson, Charlotte
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I-I. J. B - D. Mc Aldull, Aibrriori. The ofilrcrs wort- irniinllorl hy Brother
The following :vc the 1lc'eg;itc.~ in
.To Prevent Retailers Buying
H. C. li.-Charles Murphv. Srrnirrisrr
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Who will be inducted into the Pastornte
REV. W. H. SEDGWICK
of Zion Church next Tuesday evening.
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THE WHULISILE IIIHUGIIISIS W-llll
from Man ufaciurers `
Siatue,Proposed for Late Hon. Peter Mi.chell - ll/ianiloba’s
Bountiful Crop of Wheat.
\vu0l.r»;.~aALr: rmUo<:r.-'r.-‘ cozun|.\'E.
ST. Jolm, Aug. 23--(Special)-'l`hc vi holo-
sulu druapists of the Maritime Provinces rt- meeting here, the idea being; to enm-
_pcl retailers to Inlv cxclusively from wholesalers and shut oil' the purcliasers Vnbw made dir'ect"i’ron1?tiie manufacturers
of p-oprietary medicines.
STATUE FOI! I‘li.1'ER l\ii'i`(‘-IIELL. I
. ` Nl\iCA5'l‘.r.E, Afngf'-ii-(Special)-Mayor Brown has anrloueced rx. public meeting to he ield soon to appoint a committee for the purpose of erecting a statue in -memory of » the late Hon. Peter Mitchell.
nam'rosa's ,wnaar rfaop.
Wmmrro, Aug. Stl-The Provlncehas
under crop approximately three and n half million acres. fihe totalyield is estimated at about 66,0(X).(X)0 bushels.
attendance representing the subordinate Courtsi of the provincez-
Court Chautauqua-T. B. Grady, John
Molllson, Dr. John Jardine, Neleon Al- ward.
Court Oraway .» Daniel Mc Alduif. C urt Minncvra.wn~N. C. Pzarson, E.
M. Lcard, J. B. L. Lowther.
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On All Leading Ocean Steam-
ship Companies -
Danger of Elevated Strike Over- Mrs. Mavbrick Reaches New York -H. M. S. Columbine Floated.
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_-'rnixlz imxiazic is ovlut =
Nl-:w \’0RK,- Aug. :£3-Special -All
the danger of tt Strike of New York
I-Ievateei Hni|ro`ud employees is over, after u .<ntlsi'nctnry confort-acc with the
g.nexal nlanuger of the company.
ill-JDUPING' A1'l.a'N'l'IC FARES.
' All the leading trans-Atlan` ir- lines have reduced thier minimum fnrvsnnd rl\b'n
rates east Iioundtofineet the Cunard:-i reductii ns. '
MRS. MAYBm<‘K IN Nl-:\\' YORK.
Mrs. Maybrickarrivcd to tiny in the
steamer Saderlnml from Antwe p.
H. M. s. cor.usrNr»: r‘r.oA*rEo.
St. Johrfs N F. Aug. 23-(Special)-H.
M. S. Columiilnc which struck ta rock
n.t Green Bay, NewfoundIand,las teen floated with little d mage.
CHICAGO MARK ETS.
Omoaoo. Anv. 21.- (Speciali- Aug. Wheat l09§ Out. Wheat lll
“ Corn 545 “ Com 53A " Pork $111575 Pork --
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used in homes 4
or all over Clan..
‘ Ada where puz-l
ifv ll Appr-sein-'l
Harp r oi Torcnto. £811. It will `
___ not calls.
for Fall wear. - - _ __, .,_.-_
See the lines Men's
Box Calf Boots, heavy soles, goodyear welted,
All' thc Latest
made on the P°Pular| i t
Afadtan last, $3.501 - €0. -M=°’S V°1°“f Cal* All the Ncwcst and Lat-
heavyaole boots, ` 1 <
1“°“"’.’?* 6°" “‘“*lSouicnlrl Booklets and with thc- leading companies and at low
leather lmed,'wet proofq
Goff -B-ros-l"*‘i.§lif‘..'f""“‘
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g4.o0 I est Postal Cards ' Transact insurance, of all kinds,
hwy green.. 5.1¢., Fancy Souvenir China. 'I -rates. Telephone 67 AA. Charlottetown
$5490- I - ,
Alter Tremendous Attac
at Fault-Her S
MPS J- T~ Hlwke, Wife ol Eriitorfllltwk of the Moncton Transcript and the Misses Hawke came to the city last night and are at the Victoria.
George E. Saville, Dundas is registered
at the Queen.
H. D. McEwen, Moreli return'd last
night from Summernlde.
Russians wHor.r.\' ar rAur.1'.
The Naval Court at Slnngiral finds'
the Russians entirely at fault in sink- ing the British steamer Hipsnnlr on July ltith With loss of life.
There was neither contraband n r
Japanese on board.
I-'ur.l. Rxronr ca|.Lr:n r.-en,
Britain has mndc it ret|ut>.~.t to the
Oiilcinls at Dllrlrnn for n. full report of the circumstances ofthe cxumirwiorl
papers of thc steann-r Comofiisn by n
Russian auxiliary cr-ui.~i~r off the 'South Afuc »n Const.
C0l.0_\'i.\t. GovER.\'0n.~1 NnTrr~‘r1-:|». The Governors of all llritsh C0`0l\i¢~'.~ here |>cun nutiliecl
to not n‘lo\\' t-on'ing pr-i\' |v;_f\~.~‘ to any
lielliggt-x'rni V Ilet-I cr- siliglr- s?.i;~' (fr-ighgr
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PORT ARTIiUR'S
CHAIN FORT FALLS
It-.laps llotly Pressing
Russian Positions-Warship Sunk in Harbor -The iiipsang Seizure- Russia Wholly
hips not to Coal
at Colonial Ports.
lfa.\rN rom' Ar Pour arvruun, TAKEN.
LONDON. AUX- Zi-(Special) --The Even-
lngNews hears that the Japanese cap- tured Chain Fort of the Port Arthurlie- fences on Monday after n. tremendous attack.
PRli‘iSlN(} (`EN'l'li.l ANI) RIGHT.
Port Arthur reports say the Japanese
are hotly pressing the Russian cent",
along the railway and the Russian right in the vicinity of Golden liifl.
GOT 'ro .~4'r0i»;.~4sr:l.'.< nE.~'lnr::\'<`E.
Tin- Chineenr det-lure that the Japanese
hurt- ot-cilpied Tniping Tse and pcuetrnteii 'along the ruilltny to Gewrnl St0es.~iel`s tx~.~iilt~|\ct- on Auguet lint.
l.ii> \'l\Nu`s nam. 1-:xPEc'rxlJ.
Lloy1i`sup'a|\tut Ni-vi' Clivrang reports
that Russians are detaining produce from the iilli-rinr and that ilino Yang is expect- \‘1l`ol`z1ll ~ o1'tl_\'.
Rus.-i.\x \\'.\n=ll|l‘ SUNK.
'Ill f Clrint-<0 iurtllcx' report ihnl ai.
liu~~inn war-.~Ilip was hit ily at ~hell rec-
:-iiily :mil .sunk in tlw lizirilor.
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uni roll.
EDlTOR'S MAIL. . I
RE ZEPHYR’S CHALLEN GE.
Sir:---The ()wm-r~ of the "Cabot" are
sorry that they cannot comply with the rcqui:.~'t of thc 7-cphyr and its oivnr-t's tllui, the Cabot sllould ruuc the Zephyr on Souriri iinrbor before lgoim: to Sy<inl~_y.
All armngeinenta \vcn~ mario fur the
C`.\I»0t to go to Sydney on Ihr- first. of this week in order that »ha'ml|1Iat.'-'have' time to be iittcd for tha race for the iloronntion Cup and that her cre\v"=u\ilzht Ile(-bnlc thurouirlily |\t-qun'ntc<i with the course over which the race is to t kc pisf-0.1 he "Cabot" will he quite willing to race the "Zephyr" on I\t‘r return iroin Sydney.
CABO1' AND ()\\'_\'ERs.
Aug. 23rd, ll-V4.
CH’TOWN FARMERS’ MARKET
Owing to thc morning being rulry tlxrrc
was not it large number ol! attendants at the market yesterday.
Prices oi berries and snnlll fruits were
about the same as la-t week.
Butter in prints brought 20 to 22 ch.;
eggs lil cts per dozen, and for export tho prioe is iirn\cr,l5 cis per dozen being now paid for good stock. l Potatoes, curly varieties were rr-tolling
at 15 cts per peck, and for export at i0 4-is per husliol.
Tllere were \'t‘|'_v few lonrl~' nl' lll\_\' |>|l`i-i'-
ing. Thu price paid was 5 0 io 60 cts por 100 lb.
Thi' livery dvnill d.\ inks* nil lllu outs
nii`t\rin;.r,1\n<i thc pr (-4- for lilac-k is about -i5 t-1.4 nt lux.~ht l. `
Drcsst-il H0/.:.~_ (il-is im-irnmi to ill lm'
L‘lloic\'. Live Hng;\l1'mn2i§ in I? pi-1' Ill Cliii-kt-ns :intl fowl il() to T5 l'l~ )» ‘r pai/.
Dunk# ri() <'t~' to $l.OO pi-r |ini|'.
‘ SPECIAL NOTICES.
LAME BACK
WEAK KIDNEYS
A thorough Ellie made by six boxes of Dr. Chase's Kid-
,- . & ney'Liver Pills.. `
Mr. George W. L ar.i_ Auzuatiue Cove
P. E. I., wriLer:-"I was troubled with lame back and weak kidneys for a long while and tried vuicus remedies wllhou benefit until I became quite discouraged
“Soon alter beginning the use ot Dr.
_Qhase's-Kidney-Llver~Plll.s I foundthst they werebelping me and by the time I had used Dlx Boxes was entirely cured. I believe these into the beat pills on the market and my wiie eudorfes this stam- menr. as they have entirely cured her of constipation. "
Dr. Chase's Kidney~Llvrr Pills, one pill
a dose, 25 cents a bor, at all dealers. or Edmanson, Bates 8! Company ,'l`o|onto.To proteot you aarainst imltatlons, the por- trait and signature of Dr. A. W. Chase, the famous receipt book author, are on wi ry box.
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WOMEN’S_li_ECKWEAR. _ .
'llrvse nrt* \'xt~t-piiontlliy |\\'\‘lly l»il\ oi
~\lmn|4\i` not-k\\ uni' for wr me-n, ni :\ in il i~ rn low that Ii IN quits fcmiornivnl to \\ .--1 can-h collar as long ns its in-~h, limi tin~n io ilu-o\\' it away. l’|'ir\r‘\~.<.-i<~olI1\i~\ iu~l in from- Now York at Piitorfs. ‘.l'i|I ll' Special value
WEEKS’ DOLLAR HATS I
New styles,
Ita wisdom ty buy now, while
bargains are ripe-all summer goods at big reductions during our big August sale. -Seatner. Trainer & Co. zo d tf. ‘
Attend our Big August clear--
ance sale-all aummer goods go- ing at discounts of from 33'/1' to 50 per cent. -Sentner. Trainer & C_o. zo d tf.
just suihh eb! family uv. Try a box.
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