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_GRAND OFFICERS EOR ENSUING YEAR ELECTED
Place of Meeting.
committees.
The committee on Res olutions submit
ted the following report which was unani-
mouslv adopted:
Resolved, that the action oflthe Legisla-
ture in enacting a Provincial Pro-
hiyiwry Law in 'the absence _of similar
action on the part of 'the Federal Govern-
ment and in view of the uncertainty of
Provincial jurisdiction in the matter
~ meets with the cordial endorsement of
this Grand Lodge and hopes that what de- _
the working of the act_ma,y,discover, __ d°81`¢e-
be remedied' in due course
(J. JA1lr:s. -
Cont J. C. BALLUM.
LW. C. ROBERTSON.
THE election of officers resulted as fol-
G C T -S M Niartin, Heatherdale
lows-
Gl Cdn:-Rev.  Carter, Murray Riv
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oeeeocoeoee
Hmgdo-ptdgi-;OU2 ,i
§weco=”;§e
G - lmy Carver, Pownal
-A D Fraser, Mill View
ap.--Albert Gay. Pownal
-Ed. Bulpitt, Roseneath.
-L. U.` Fowler, North Bed
B. McDonald and Geo. Creed.
Th f llo ' resol t'ons were moved . . . g carrymg
"If U? F;v“'_?;_ and ;i;pted_ out of their principles, let us not forget
l d ` t I .
WPh°;enf;Scv(:_;u_;t‘:;sb(;e‘£haéreSe!;§;':_;n;u&‘;5l brotherhood, sections of an immense
D1S0uth Africa and whereas voluutcerslchain °f benencelli innuen" .encircling
from Canada and other British colonies theg1°be’t'he Stablhty of every lmkhavmg
were accepted bv the Home Government, g;‘t1;$'ott?;?eW;_:':0:?e ;t;rer';§thc__';ng» 
that amongthethirty two volunteers fron mmm my re  in acclzerdalslcey vim;
mr province was our friend :and Broth?) I Good Templar przles I will first refer to
Fred. B. McRae, P. G. M. and P. D. C. S.
Be it therefore resolved by this Grano - THE STATE OF THE ORDER-
Lodg: in annual session assembled, there
fore we admire and highly prize the noble
and patriotic principle of our Brother who
has shown by his action in offering him- ~
*self for active service in South Africa
md further shown by his ability to bring
credit to _ Her Majesty _ and our fair
D0!!liBi0n.
And be it Further Resolved that we ex-
press the hope that this unfortunate war
may soon end and that our Brother will
return in good health to resume his work
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You never read of such cures elsewhere _
uthose accomplished by Hood`s Sarsap '
trilla, did you? It is Americafs Greates
Kedicine.
Templar - Other Important Business Transa cted - N ex
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Yesterday morr inir`s session ofthe Grand
3; T. Mr. S. Martin, submitted to the Grand
-A E Horton Murray Ri
as.-Wm. McMillan, Montagu
.-Hattie Robertson,East Po
-Wm. Robertson, Marshiiel
rd-Wallace Fraser, East Po
. Sent-James McLeod, Dundas.
ini. f,
reas.-Geo. Dogherty, Cardigan.
oiioers were _ installed by
J., Miss Jessie Forsyth, assisted by Afl , 'R
Resolution Passed Commending the Patriotism of Private
P. B.McRae, now in South Africa and who is a Member
of Excelsior ,Lodge-The Report of the Grand Chic
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. . J forour cause and order.  standing vote
Lodge \\'-as largely taken up in reports 0f~ was taken while the members sang the
National Anthem. ‘=
hospitality. _ A '
Marshfield was chosen as the next
place of meeting. °
Salaries 0f`Grand olllcegs were placed
same as last year. `  `
At the close of the Grand Lodge a spec-
ial session ofthe International Supreme
Lodge was held by R. W. G. S. J. T., Miss
Forsythe. Two candidates received the
_ C The 'following is the report of the G. C.
Lodge: `
To THE GRAND Looon, I. 0. G. T. of P. E.
IsI.AND.
DEAR Bnormzns AND SIsT-ERS.-In the
providence of God and the course of
natural events we have reached another
milestone in the history of our beloved
village of Pownal, the southern gateway
toour Island capital and the centre of a
prosperous and tlu-iving community, I
think we all feel like saying “it is good
for ustobe here." There is much tobe
gained by the commingling of bright and
happy faces with is due admixture oi the
serious and tlxe__st_ern as.weTga'ther here to'
world-wide order. ' `
In the further advancin and '
that we are members of one fraternal
`\ connection with this labor of love system
1- E
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llere We Are
Boys’ Choco-
late lace
Boots $1.50,
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len’s bhoco-
   _ ___ . __  ~_ _  ,_forces,after-astiiffig'htwitli_Dewit.  if
The British loss was 'four omcers 41h
lprieet. ` _
At our last annual meeting at Murray
River, volunteer organizing work was
determined upon, resulting so far as I am
at present aware of, in retaining our then
existing Lodges and the further addition
of three Lodges reorganized, and one new
Lodge. In this connection I would make
special mention of valuable services
rendered by Bros. Rev. Henry Carter, R.
C. McRae and our energetic Grand
Secretary, Bro. A. D. Fraser.
There are some excellent features in
inaugurated at our last annual session,
and I would recommend that we give it a.
’urther trial for the coming year, coupled
with some delinite action so far as our
:owns and villages are concerned.
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EATING AND SLEEPING.
Food supplies the substance for repair-
ing the wastes of the body, and gives
strength. Sleep affords the opportunity
for these repairs to be made. Both ` are
necessary to health. If you can't eat and
sleep, take Hood’s Sarsaparilla. I_t
creates a good appetite and tones the di-
gestive organs. and it gives the sweet,
restful _sleep of childhood. Be sure to
get H00 '5_ _ _ __  __ ...
Biliousness is cured by Hood s Pills. 250.
We can help you to keep cool if you call
on us and get one of our double thread bal-
briggan underwear fsuit, $1.00; Or natural
cotton suit, $1.25, silky and good wearer.
If ou want something cheager we can
sell you a suit for 30c or 50c.-- .A. 
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Hammocks! I
  Hammocks-!
A vote of thanks was tendered the
citizens of Pownal for their kindness and
As we meet today in this beautiful
ou*
following are the closing ratesr- -_
P0rk$12.70. - __
°- rooklyn Transit
_zontinental Tob.
Federal Steel f
Federal Steel Prid
Louisville and Nashville ~
New York Central ' I
St. Paul I
Tennessee Coaiand Iron ' _
Union Pao Piffd
Prince of Wales.
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riots-Martial Law at
Cape Nome. ._ __ _
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ni:Avr_I~‘oRGaa1ns CHARGED. 5 Q
liminary examination of Fred S Wh
papers began this afternoon. There are
Several oharges against him in fill; the
Windsor N. S, firms aggregating -$3,500
THE BANKS INTERESTED.
abouos19,ooo, one Batik of Nova scorn
wick about $27,000. ~ _
name.
mor To xn.I. ransinr-s'rI<i;oxrsL'nr;.‘ 
World publishes a sensational storyofa » I I » ' 1 which th, but wake,-s°f _
plot to kill President McKinley by Cuban » ' 'part and both sides were eonlldéit of a
and Spanish Patriots, but the P0lice deI1YA'   Altoigon ’Wi3§'5_ d`€;e`,_L:;?. _shun _:id cream at
any kmwledge °f lt' " ‘ ' “noon wore iway, _plgllliosoalgnsgsinei-eased- _i“'°"°'Y °”° '°l‘° _ _ , _
MARTIAL LAW AT cAI>n Nous.  _ . _ _ _|,ig__ had and_-wheat-gi; hpiglbxosedilag  “
..3o5:;i;;S:;;:::;;;.<i:o;:.:o;z   W0UNpED iris-2   “ '° “ :increase ac.:
as the result of jumping mining claims, i . _ ' B¥E'ELECTIoN’JUI‘Y 11’ 1900’ us* °f *him b5kifl_8 l?¢Vl’d°!'» -
etc. ' ~
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CHICAGO, August 11. -(Special.) - The
July, w!ie1t,8)§; corn, 432: oats, 24,
D01`k. $12-55; ._
August, wheat, Sli, corn, 44, oats, 24% 2
Sept., wheat, S‘3§; corn, 44§~ oats, 24§°
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Closing prices
American Sugar
American Steel and Wire
American Tobacco
BiiriIn,P,»-noir _ ' nil I
nil I
33§
67
733-
129
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nel
69?
34; _
Rock Island A
United_States Rubber _ nil
AorilGottouDerl001bs . -<
about $ 4,030 and the Bank of New Bruns- I
(lll(`A(( MARKETS. ._
Akesolution PasscdU11animously Eodorsing Actioi'  I 
of Legislature '   -- - D
J Tien Tsiii
s-xg
Imager f romCuban Pat-Trwgs - over Ct P R"’I-ll
Doing ' Well -Ainbassa.
dors Probab'y Safe. A
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Iu:Avr rionrmc, IinAvr ALLIED Loss:-Is.
Lovoon J nl 11 S 1
ST. Joris, .Iuly 11,-S'pecial.)l-'The pre- nght;ngis’re;rm°_d_( ve;yrPeavy
I _ _ _ ien sin on
J 3rd d4
_ _ _ _ . it- 1 th i . . ' -_
taker, charged with uttering forged Sgnired Zgheavgl; ;;h;c£;tg:;uled tm.-gps
I ' ' f . - _ - ese.
' _The attacking force numbered 75,000,
A1iniAssADonsfs'rn.I. Anfvn. ._
and many other forgeries are charged to- I The Chinese Empemr |159 §ad1`_¢S8¢d
talirig over $51,000. i“°l'°5 W the P°W_°1`3_imP1°l'i\l8 Uhéif help
to suppress the troubles. I `
T _-d despatch ’ _
Among these the Bank of Halifax has Am; ayéors Suu res hglzlgfethat tm;
MSB- Ive, u ey are no
,» definite and do not stimulate hope.
_CHANG KEEPS oannn IN cAN'roN. '
S. A. Crowell, Charles Dewolfe Smith I Li Hung Chang maintains excellent or.
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  _ M*\l°1`it’Y _fgr D°ugh‘s 303' ` i Cream, Daisy, Domini9l»‘ F5819;  _
----» ___ 'Below will be found .thenumberot votes Guy’ G°1‘-1°” C'°“'“‘ G°ld St°"“’°"“3»”
WAsnINoToN July 11' (Special )- N iwlled at each of the P01131? PTH-’=¢£S in the JerseyCr?am’Lny Wmte’Még°n,»° Cram’ `
. _ 3 _ __ 1 »t. Newmans, Ocean Wave Ou Top, Pam
Partly cloudy possible showers, fresh  Royal Irish Tak a above d+s111'_1<»f». 95 the ge-“eraieeg mn on dise,Pearce,Purity,Reg¢i Smitll’8C1'o@,
’ '_ ~ N 1;, .I l , 1897, when Mr.`Josepl_i Wise __ "
southerly winds. I Gun"'Peace Pruspecis  th: Liberal candidate and Mr. Alex- Vienna, West _ End, White Star, MIC
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OTTAWA, July 11.-(Special.)-.In Parlia
ment to-day Hon. Dr. Borden said the
Government willnot purchase ‘any more
of the Oliver equipment at present though
British otlicers in South Africa strongly
endorses it. '
STRATHCONA 'I`RO0PERS`WOUND`BD. '
Stratlicona’s -Horse casualties at
erton, July 5th, were Troope`rsl.J.'C. “Mé-
Dougall, Alex. McArthur,  A. 
spArks,A1fred strings--and calm J. 
beater wounded. A _ G
CAPTURE OF BETHLEHEM.
Bethlehem by Clements and Pagets
Amgaioerawoizgasrnoiic and A =.-_ _ -  ' .sen w°usaea,°ne kiiiea. _ ‘ “
IDIBOC B IIS
Croquet Sets I
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riorsn GIRLS' °»sd;DOLL’S CAR-
'RIAGES A large variety at al
_ lREAL"‘comtortabI§ _  'l ~  A ‘ 7’ A pm _ i
S $1-85-;°»~°e~ -Powder  ~ ~
_Tennis Racquets- ,_ -  _-'-
.Lowest Price Yet-      " '   H““f’°”“P“"  
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position and recaptureda British 
which was lost in December last at
Stormberg. - -
AN IHPOBTANT CENTRE., _-  `
Bethlehem has a of 1,500
is an 
 to
9-
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the chances of peace.
_ _ Japan will forward l9,w0 troops immed- - I
wannonr Asron sivonann. iately f _ t_0T;§;?°ir;i?r§:i:;(i§eABfDIAN
L°NP°N» -WY 11--<SP°°ia1->-The yesisnisys  is-'rite
Prince of Wales has ‘ cut Waldorf Astor 'IIROOPS To 6° °vER THE C' Pi R' _"iff QH€¢;115-' E1\1'|Y ill' 5113 dll! U12 _
because of his treatment of cape. Milner Momnsmouiy I1.-<spe¢iAi>.-The Im-~'S°=fe*=f'°S °U>9*h. Patti” _ ‘vm °'=\
. _ ’. I . ` T. . _ 1 alert and drove to the different
and Astor has cancelled all his society perial Government is negociating with the - . - . - »
_ A " ' placesint d rio,wereno
engagements and gone to the continent. C.P.R. for the transport of troops t0China
_ New GlasK°W -
Bclonging to Lord Strath-
cona’s Horse _
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  ioiamiisiiisoi cirioiiiso `°’“ °“ i""“ » or A n ‘?5°=-  ‘1€.‘fi`§.'?-%.°<»»-““““.  
Lord Roberts has cabled the capture of
The Royal Irish gallsntiycarrieda strong .
YESTERDAY’S` BY-#EL
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and J. M. Smith, Windsor characterized der at Canton Elected yesterdayas the Liberal re n- ' this
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DOUGLAS WISE The _baking powders endorsed. by the
. 75 _ 90 analystas contslnlngnoinjuriousmatter
Hunter River 93 _ 60 includesuch 
N°1'\'fh R“S°.l‘_?F‘- 80 ` 74 Dearboi-n8c Co. are strongly
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W¢5t River 135 mn of themithewords, “Af” f '." *
_ 58 55 cimin. Magi¢,Bar1¢y  
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North 1_?__¢1§’_°_l° __ _k _ _ 1 _ 60 lish Cream, Fanning Malt, Gain, Kellogg
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