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MEETING AT YORK

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rs | Mr. T. A. McLean Shows up the Sume

5 | merside Breakwater Matter.

| Tlee wee ®& arge attendanc: at the | meeting at York last evening. m | The meeting was opeved by the Opp - B) sition candidate, Mr. Martin, who spoke = | for almost an hur, deaiivg inan able /mann rw h the questio.s of the day. He was replied to in an incoherent ; way by Mr D. A. McKinnon, the Goy- | ernment candidate, who spoke about the , Same eoath of time.

. ' S| Dr dan J, replied toMr. McKinnon ya | Occupyiug che time of the meeting about ‘i my | twenty minutes. But whenever be made erabled to

= | & point sgarnst the general policy of the | : .

Build Up And Fortily Your System

be

So that it will

his ah case. bo nhl Government afew in the faudienc: be. throw (fl anease, *) & | came restiess and cried time, Mrs Ar.bur Peters followed, and j in & fpleading, plaiative mas- ner drew .upon his imagina ion to bolster up a tottering cause,

Mr. Thos. A. McLean was the next epeaker, hie remarks having a special bearing upon government contracts. Ip the matier of the contract forthe Sum- merside breakwater Mr. McLean showed that previous to the election of Mr. Mc» Lellaa this coatract had been jet to Hol-~

The great appetizer and nerve § tonic.

Price 25 Cts.

5 th men and M. Led, but after the election it apothe- a

_— Peosle’s was thrown up and the checlt was re

Hall. Druggists turned. Previous to Mr. Bell’s election

the sume contract was once more let to Holman aod McLeod, but after the elec- tion it was again thrown up and‘h:

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THE DAILY FXAMINER CHARLOTTETOWN OCTOBER, 20 1970

Te \esesumemsersnmatieenns

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NOTICE TO ELECTORS.

QUALIFICATION OF VOTERS, AND HOW 70 VOTE,

In electoral districts of this Province the voting takes place by ballot.

There is no registeration of voters here.

Every male British subject of the age of 21 years and upwards who has for six months previous to the 9th day of October, A. D., 1900, been in the possession either as owner, tenant or occupant Of a house or piece of land of \. : a ee! the yearly value of six dollars shad// be entitled to vote.

IN ADDITION TO ABOVE.

In country districts every male British subject of the age of 21 years who being liable to perform Statute Labour, has performed such Statute Labour or

or paid his commutation money for the year 1900 shall be entitled to vote ; : i thy provided he has resided for twelve months in the electoral Division.

IN THE CITY OF CHARLOTTETOWN,

Ifa person cannot qualify asa tenant or owner, he may vote on his poll tax,

IF He has resided for twelve months previous to the 9th day of October, A. D., 1900 either east or west of Great George Street, and has paid his poil tax or 75cts of it for the year r899. This tax may be paid at any time before the election, but not on election day.

Every resident voter must vote in the polling distriet where he is living on election day.

We warn poll tax electors to be prepared with their poll tax receipts, be- fore they go into the polling booths. If you do not produce them, your votes will not be taken and you cannot again enter the booth. Tenants and owners de not require receipts.

LOUIS H. DAVIES,

I

of Charlottetown Burrister-at-law

WILLIAM 8. STEWART,

2

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of Charlottetown Barrist er-at-Law

e | check returned, Now the conirast 4 ; @ | bas been let again at a much larger figure, ; Don t . sod a similar course may be pursued. Mr. ‘ e@ | McLean is credited with making the ; s speech of the evening. ; k e Mr, H. J. Palmer, Stipendiary Magis~ ° Ba e @ | trate, followed. ” ‘ + Mr. Martian was then given twenty min~ ‘ . @ | utes to reply, as he had opened the meet- : To-day S ing, which be did in an able manner. : e ie — heeler named Hughes then took ; @ | the tform and atiempted to k . | t platform and atiemp make ; meen eveyone s® ae ly cherges on the echool question, whch he the ae. - ae ot wee gave Laurier great credit for settling. gf rhe tating es be taking Dr. Macneiil was called upon to reply. = “sd & = said he was willirgtogv:theLuir ae ' minisiration credit for settling the Don’t swelter ae neierd nee question, as claimed. But they bad the beke the neceassarie , vest right to settle it as it was them whe ° o ‘let luose the dogs of wer;” they had Ring Telephone $8. simply called off the dogs and cried out ; that the question was settled. Bho _ ING = tn eel Ata lace bourthe meeting closed with rn Pies AO tid: Sha dna cheers for Mr Martin aadSir Cheries Tup- oe 98 aad S00 onek per, aod a feeble attempt at cheering tor a, Cake 6c per Ib. J Mr. McKinnon. White Cake loc per Ib ¢ Se Bread of all kinds. . RE SHOULD HOLD HIS TONGUE, All fresh and good, ° 6 cement 3 . : ee e £ir,— Mr. D. A. McKinnon is indus- D. Stevvart @ | triously circulating the report throughout E oie Ramu . this section of East Queen’s that he was apes me @ | defeated in December last by ‘* ram and BAKES BEST BREAD. ° $5.00 billig.” ‘ I. happen to know that @ | the statement is false and a slander on peeeseveees S 0OSH 8808 %OE8 | ihe people of Murray Harbor. If true,

why did he allow the election petitions to Japse. A man who associates with tbe / firm of Whear & Quinn should hold his tongue,

RS

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BROKERS,

WINSLOE, '7ch Oct., 1900.

} —The Brant a: acost of $40,000 e | aagble nabobs to summer ple: ssantly und | fied & gpcd job for a renegade Vory se an~- , other of Sit mS \cne ec:ic n>, wiaile the - fareoer Bod Others MUS) .n04, and toil at) home. f

Stock Exchange Building, Montrey]. Dealers in New York Stocks, cotton

and grain. {-8 per cent Ccmmission each day

Direct wires with New York to wery faciuty fcr execuung ordecs promptly.

Cerrespendence solicited

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Caxative Bremo-Quinine Tablet tho remedy that avres a cold ip one day -

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lar price $1,380 a@ suit,

1. Men’s warm-underwear, regu yours today $1.00.

2. Men’s heavy lined kid to-day for 52¢ pair.

3. Men’s Scotch sox, heavy rab, today for 29c pair.

4, Men’s heavy English braces, regular yours today for 17c pair.

5. Ladies’ undervests, good and warm, and 28c, yours today for 13c, 1Sc and 20c. :

6. Ladies’ fannelette underwear, night dresses, wort 80c, yours today for 63e.

7. Ladies’ dress skirts, le:s than cost. :

$. Heavy fall jackets; here isa bargain —

” © Our $2.35 coat for $1.86, dle init

Our $2.75 coat for $2.20. Our $3.25 coat for $2.79. 9. Ladies colored 7 stud laing kid gloves, regular $1.10 pair, yours today for 60c¢ pair. ; P 10. Heavy white wool blankets, large s:ze, cheap at $3.25 today $2.50 pair. Hundreds of other to save money; deal at

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gloves worth 75¢ pair, yours worth 40c pair, yours

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ato the Ciaa of the Crown in Chancery,

Mark your Ballot as above indicated. Simply place a 2X in the space con- tating thc name of William S. Stewart, the people's candidate for West @eeen’s. Piace mo other mark upon the baitot. ~The election law of the Dominion prevides for perfect secrecy of the ballot, except in case of a scrutiny before two judges of the Supreme Court. Before ‘a scrutiny can be held, the person desiring one must deposit im Court one thousand dollars as secutity that he will be successful. No pallot can be examined unti? ct has beem first proved that the voter has no vote, ‘and no vote ender any circumstances can be examined unless it has been marked objected to before the vote wat given. No vote can be marked objectea cafter the vetar has received ‘his ballot. : The ballots atter being counted are sealed and sent to the Returning ~Sicer whe without opening the packtee or breaking the seals transmits them ana whilst in the custody of the Clerk wef the Crown Chaneeey no person 1s allowed to inspect them. Besides the polling cfhcers and the agents Of the candidates, only one elector may-enter the polling booth at a time; he MUSY mark his ballot in

4 secret, he X¥UST hand his ballot gelded to the polling officer, who MUST

place it in éhe box without opening, and there isa penalty for displaying the ballot in any way that would afford a.clue as to how the elector 1s voting.

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Bap Stateor Ar¥Fairs.—A correspon- dent at Granville writes :—** Our roads and bridges are in a deplorable state thie season. I wou'd refer particularly to the ‘bridge situated between North and South

n= NOTES AND COMMENTS.

—The Mortreal Star remarks that!

‘Sthia is acritical time in the bistorr of ¢ the Canadian nation. What will be the future character of the Canadian people? If the-electorate condone insincerity and bresoli-of faith in our public men, it can- not fai to Lave an effect upon the frture morals of the people. It is the duty of ech elector to seriously coasider the im- portance of his vote, bearing in mind tke fact that he is one of the founders of the Canadian aation.”

—A Calgary farmer explains why he will vote against the Laurier government jo these words: “They have saved me 20 cents a year On my poftage siamps, but my tobacco costs me $2 a year more, my coal bill.cosis me $12.60 more, my binder twine $23 more, my barbed wire,

| several dolia:s more, my nails and other

hardware likewiee.” Laurier gave bim twenty cents and then proceeded to take $20 or $30 cut of his pocket.

—The St. John Globe takes note of the charges of corruption, bad faith, treachery end other crimes made by Mr. Cook against the Laurier government, and observes:

‘Let us aeeume for the sake of argu- ment that Mr, Cook is ixfinenced by the best possible motives and that he esys some thing® which are trae, What is the remedy? It is surely not to return the Conservative party to power.”

And the St John Sun remarks thet «“ That is where Senator Ellie d ffers from Mr. Cook. Mr. Cock thinks that a group of ministers guilty of a breach of trust should be removed from the posi~ tion of trust: Senator Eilis thinks thay if they are gui'ty they ebould be punisheg by a continuence of trust. Mr. Coo, gays that he could have bad a senator,

‘Granville, known as the‘ High Bridge,’

i which is between twenty and thirty feet.

To drive over this bridge, on # dark night, on actrip of plank eight feet wide and railless on one side, isa feat that only a wery hardened Liberal can do without wishing the time for a change of Gove:n~- ment was at hand.”

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KEGEL FEF SABAH Biss

Ke Cor. Kent and Prince Streets

ship for $10,000. Senator Eilis sppear .

‘q be eetiling the bill another way.”

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