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ISIIIIII IIIIIISIS
WIN III HIIIIIX
(Special to the Guardian)
HALIFAX, Sept. 12.-The weather
nlali favored the horsemen with an- other grand day for racing ami Hali- fax citizens turned out in thousands llnd_fllled the grand stands to their utmost capacity. Nearly ten thou- sand were present. Tile programme -included the 2.25 tl'ot and pace; 2.30 trot aild free for all trot and pace. The 2.30 trot had eight starters. First and third money were captured by two ,island entries, viz., Ark-ola and llrenton H. Arkola went it splendid rliee and was never headed in the three heats, his fastest time being 2.181/,_ ln this race tho British Sol- dier was drawn after the second heat on account of lameness.
The free for all was handily won
by the fast Fredericton gelding, Jas. li. Newbro, his fastest time being 2.101/4 in the third heat. This nlile lvas the fastest since the meet began. Walter J. and Arlene fougllt every illch of the way for second money,
while Hilda S the onl Island elitry,'
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got fourth. ’ ‘
The 2.25 trot and pace had eleven
horses face the bell and not one re- ceived the flag in the first heat, al- though Barlngs Comet trotted the mile in 2.17%. This race was one of the best on the programme although the stallion won in easy style. At times there- would be several horses neck and neck to the home stretch.
Stock Notes,-The stallion Thorn-
dale, owned by Hammond Kelly and James Roper, Charlottetown. won first prize in the three year old stallion class defeating the challlpiou at the Winter Fair at Amherst.
SUMMARY
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Free for all, Purse $400
Jas. Ki Newbro, one, ono, ouo.
Walter J., four, two two.
Arlene. two, four. four.
Hilda S., three, three, tllrcc. (Yoquette, five, five, drawn. Tlnic
2.1514, 2.141/_,, 2.14'/l.
2.30 Trot Stake-Purse $400.
Arkola, one, one, one.
Earl Bingell, six, two, two.
Brenton H.. three, four, three. Alverston Boy, four, three, follr. British Soldier, two, six_ drawn, Bonnie King, five. fivc. drn.wn. Dlstanced Admiral, Cap Cresccus.
Time 2.181/4, 2.201/,, 2.20'/4.
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2.25 Trot and Pace-Purse $400.
Barings Comet, one, one, one. Little Smoke, two thrcc, four.
Don Ambulator.,follr, two, thrcc. Cochato Lady, till-cc, eight, two.
Walter I-l., eigllt. six, seven.
Geo. Cresccus, nine, seven. druwll.
Baron Britt, seven, nine, eight.
Billy Sunday, five, flvo, six. Darkey llall six, four. flvc.
Roy Volex,'eieven, distanced.
Lillian Patchen, ton, disl.allcc<i.
Time, 2.17%, 2.10%, 2.181/|.
IIALIFAX, Sept. lil.--Alloillcr pcr-
fect day grocted tllo races Associa- tion alld tllcrc was allotller larllc uttollllullco. Tho rllcillg progi'allllllc was a 2.17 Trof and Paco and 2,30 Paco Stake. Tile former was won ill threo straight heats hy Bob Mac and the latter ill three straigllt llcuts Ili' llelon R ownod by I). A. McKinnon, ('llal'l_otlelowll.
SUMMARY 2.30 Pace Stake $400
llclell li . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Pijlilcess Etta ..
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llac Senen Abcgweit 810
Time, 2.18%, 2.16%, 2.19%.
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2.1_7 Trot and Pace, Purse $400
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Tommy Cotter
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Game of Chance, _
Miss Alcygno distanced,
Lillian Patchcn distanced. ‘ Tinle 2.141/,, 2.17'/4, 2.18%. Game of Chance won first in the
three heals but was put back for performing a mixed gait. Bob Mat-.‘s tiillo of 2.13% establishes a new re- cord for Maritime bl'ed Pacers. This fast gelding was sired by Commodore Lidyard and raised near Charlotte- town.
PERSONALS
Mr. Dr. Simpson of Stanley Bridge,
returned from Halifax yesterday.
Mr. Wm. James Essory, Brook-
fleld, has entered the P. E. l Hospital for treatment.
_Miss A. Nicholson, Elm Ave., has returned home from attending the Mil- linery openings oil the mainland.
Miss Addie Calbeck of Tryon has
left for a two weeks visit to friends in Boston.
_ Edward Wood, Waterside, Pownal, left last week on a visit to his sous in Govan, Sask.
Their many friends regret to learn
ol’ the serious illness of Mrs. John lt. Gill, Suffolk and Mr. lsalic T. Saund- crs Trilby.
MF- (`-019011111. Slipt. of the Char-
lottetown Light and Power Co.. left _yesterday morning for Halifax to nt- teud the Exhibition.
_ Rev. John lil. Murchison, has ar- rived from Middlctoil, Ohio, to spclld rl. vacation at his home in Char- lottetown. - f
_ Miss Marie Paoli leaves this niorll- llig lo resume hcr studies at Mount St. Bernard Ladies College, Antigonisll.
Mr. slid lllrs. Albert Wise, City,
spent Sunday at Winsloe, the guests of Mr. alld Mrs. J. T. Saunders.
Mr. Cecil J. Dovcresux, Kelly's
(‘ross, has enrolled as a student. of Prlllce of Wales College for the conl- ing your.
Alexander D. McKenzie was a pas-
senger by the Northumberland this nlorllillg to Picton taking with liinl four horses.
Miss Gladys Williallls and Miss Elli-
cl lioolcy from the Miillllcry llcpurl- nlcllt of Sinclair &- Stewart l.ld.. Sunl- nlc-rsidc, huvc rcturllcd from :lttelltlillg the ()pcllings_. '
Mr, lfrullk Kclly, ol’ Auburll, wllo
has bccn spclldlllg the sunllllcl' with his parollts. rctllrllcd _\'cstcrllll_\' lo rc- suiilc his studies at Sl. Dll|lslnll's (‘ol- lcgc.
'l`llc illisscs flcrirlldc 'I`lloillp.~xoll null
Pllocbe Mcl`»olluld. (`.l°iipa|ld, l'r‘llll~llc'l homo ’l`llursd:ly from ll visit to Frlcllzlta ill Mur|‘uy llui'llolil',----V.
Mrs. (inc. A. l‘rofll und diillgllicr
lllslcr, who \\':l.~l Ilonle dllrilli' tho 11'- llcss :ind dczllll of Mrs. l’rolllt's falll-` or, lllc lulc Mr. John (`.rnzicr, rctlirll- cd lo their home ill Worcester, Mass., oil 'l`illl|‘sduy lust.--l).
Mrs. (‘llnrlcs Clark, Vlctorlu. was fi
passenger on the S. S. llarland to cllnrlotlctolvli 'l`llursdliy morning. She will spclld il fcw days visiting at the homo of Mr. liainmolld Kelly, South- port.-V. ‘
lilr :lllll Mrs li. (`.. Prince, of Nor-
folk. V:l.. ure spending a short holiday ill (‘llal'lottclowll. guests at the Russ. Mrs Prlllcc is ii daughter of thc late Ml' Gcorgc Howntt, Crapaud, alid is clljoyillg hcr firaf visit to her native cclllllry. wlllcll she left when a little girl, Mr Prince is Assistant- Vice- Presidellt of the Sea-Board Air Lille Railway. with llendquarlersat Nor- folk. This is his first visit also. They visited (’rapaud and Victoria last wcclt. Tllcy nrc botll greatly pleased with what thcy have seen of the pro- vince. _
IIIIIIIIII STEIMIII _
SIIIIK III GEIIMIIIS
(Special to The Guardian)
l"AltlS,'Scpt. 12.-A despatch to
gm-'ng Agency fronl Algfnrso says the steamer Vlllo do Mostagallenl was may by gunfire from n German nub-
'rlm steamer was cols tcns_srosr and ‘ p1-.frelflhtnr. _ "‘f_'. ‘ f
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"ilr lf‘lEI‘.llll.l|llll.l\Ql1 Dan Paine
marine. Of slxtecll members of the-
OF VITAL IMPORTANCE T0
EAERY ELEOTOR OF P-E.I.
(Continued from page ons) old system of favouritism and-jobbery on the roads which kept them in power for so many years.
Because -lt spent $51,000 a year on
steel bridges and permanent works, while the Liberals spent only $11,000 a year.
Because it spent on permanent
works $40,000 a year more than the Liberals did.
Because in three years it spent
$153,000 on steel bridges and perma- nent works and paid everydoilar out of curret revenue, while the Liberals ln their _twenty years only spent $218,000 on permanent works, and had to borrow the money to pay it andl Charged it to capital account. Note the difference.
Because they built a splendid Agri-
cultural Hall at Charlottetown and one at Summerslde.
Because they established a Long and
Short Course for the benefit of farmers and farmers' sons. ,
Because they have materially ill-
creased the grant. *to Seed Fairs, Far- mers' Institutes, Womens Institutes, established a course ill Domestic Sci- ence and given all the assistance and encouragement in their power to these worthy Ilistitutlons.
Because for the benefit of the farm-
ers they have built and put ill opera- tion at St l’cter’s Bay, a self-loading and self-discharglni; mussel mud scow, Capable of vilrrying eight Cnr loads and delivering one train load a day. The St Peter’s Bay mud is acknow. 1011500 by all farmers to. be _the bent illlslity of mud on the Island, thc i_*llDDiy is practically inexllaustible and it is sold at _cost to the farmers, so tllat farmers in _every part or tim D,-0. vlncc call have lt delivered at cos; ul their llearcst station
llecailse tht-_ policy of the Govnm.
ment is to build and operate similar nlud scows ill other buys where this valuable fertiliser can be procured.
Because they have increased thc
grants to the l)caf and Dumb Institu- -tion and School for the Blind.
Because they have increased thc
grants to the Children's Aid Society and the Alltl Tuberculosis Society.
BGCHUW UICY have given a grant of
$500 to cacll of the City Hospitals and *I Sfiliit Of $400 to Prince County Hos- Dital and $100 each to the two Orphan- ages.
Because lllrougll the nlullificellt
gilt of a prominent member of thc Government and the co-operation ol the _Government a splendid up to date Sallltorium has been built and equip- ped where those afflicted with tuber- culosis may be cared for and treated and that dreaded disease be checked from spreading all over the Province.
Because they have obtained a new
cable between Cape Traverse and Tornlcntlne and a similar one between _Wood islands and the mainland thus insuring uninterrupted cable service the year around.
Because they have secured cheaper
telegraph rates, a message which for merly cost $1.50 now costilig only 30 cents.
Because they have granted $15,000
to the Patriotic Fund to provide for the wives and families of the brave men who are new fighting lil defence of home alld country and have other wise given every eueourngenlent and support to the brave men and boys who have offered their lives in de- fence of the Empire.
Because with a total expenditure
of $521,000 lust your the ilon. Mr. Ricllards, Leader of the Opposition, when challenged by Premier Matil- iesoli to point out one single item ill that large expenditure which he coil- sidcred extravagant, ullcztlled for, or that he would wish to have changed, rose ill his place ill the House aild frankly acknowledged that~lle could ilot do so.
Because the Holi. Mr. Richards,
Leader of the Opposition, endorsed all the acts and approved of all thc expenditures of tho Mathieson Gov- crlllncllt and gave it ll clear certifi- mito for good, cloall, lloncst Goverll- ment, a. conlpllmcnt that was never paid to ally other Prenlier or Govern-
ment.
Because the Mathieson Governlncnl
was the first Government to give thc country a full :ind complete stalclnollt of lilo debt, outstanding accoullts, ullfillil-lllod contracts, and cvcry dollar of liizlllilitics ugaillst the l‘rovinco oil the close oi' nach fiscal year. thus setting all oxamplo of clean business like methods of Government worthy of bcillg followed by future Adminis- trallolls.
liccallsc they lluvc not only glvcn
clean, llollcst Govcrlllllcllt blit advan- cctl ullll progressive ilcgisiutioll, :illi- ung which may be mentiollod thc Iiuliot Act. 'l`hc ullovo are noi wild. llnfoulldcd slalclncllls to illflitllllco Volcrs, lull. it pluln simple recital of sonic ol' thc things which the Mathie- son Govcrllllwnt has ucconlplisllod ill lllc lilsl 3'/_, years, everyone of wllich slutclllcllts may bc vol'ii`Ied by refer- t~|lcn to lllc Public Accoullts, Read and wcigll lllcsc rcusolls carefully and sec il' they arc not worthy of your vote ulld support on illo llifll nlld then lil lllc. llltcrcst of good, clclln, honest Goverllnlcllt and the welfare of the Province mark your ballot, ill _favor ol' thc (lovcrnment candidates and give thc lvlathlcson Government a clluncc to finish -its work. ‘ `
Hy making the blood rich and red' Dr. Chase‘s Nerve Food forms new
cells and tissues anti nourishes thi: ntlrvcd nerves buck to llcnlth and vigor. -
Ily noting your fn-
crense ln weight. wlillo using it you can prove
gpsltlrely thc benefit.
‘ing dorlreil from
Llilel great food cure.
50 cents Q box, all dealers, or
Edi.\|~_nson, Bates & Co., Llllilted, 'l'urelt¢o.`
crew. three wounded wi'-l'0.l1lcked'1l9`»‘
WHERE THE
Mr. Higgs asked the audience the
other night to look backward with him over the history of the province l-ie then proceeded to give a. oiiesided statement covering this history since 1877. I-le however forgot to tell us that in 1878 when the then Liberal Government found themselves strand- ed their Conlnlissioner of Public Works wrote letters to the overseers of Roads thoughout Llle country as early'as October not to draw any nlore on the dcpartllleut till after the clld of’ the flnailcial year-and they l`or the first time prositituted the sacred precincts of the Educational Department and only paid the teachers tllroe quarters sal- ary thus leaving a debt to drag along for all time to come.
The Public got so outraged by their
unpopular Legislation and conduct of affairs that indignation meetings were held from North (‘:\pe to East Point and the corrupt and llisllonest Liber- al Government (so-called) was driv- en from place and power.
When the (‘onservative Govern-
ment got the reills they found the pub- llc accounts botll cooked and muddled.
The provilicc called upon the Aildi-
tor- (who is still with us) to make an adult up to tllcclld of the financial ycar-alld'llc, illc sworn auditor of` the into Liberal Govt, llladc and signed il alatenleilt of the Public ziccoiiilts ol' the Province showing "'l‘llat if the liabilities of tllc Province were paid to the end of the your the Provincial Debt was $52,000.- This is tho “Nest Egg" from which the brood of annual tlcllcits .and our present provincial debt have sprung.
The Conservatives conducted tho
affairs of the Province for 12 years- witllout taxing tho country one cent and would have liquidated the legacy of $52,000 and colnc olit with il surplus -oilly, unfortunately for the Govern- ment and province. The Lilicrals had a majority in the Legislature of which the Nciv Leader of ills Majcsty's dlsloyal Opposition, Mr. Benjainin Rogers, was a member and liie President. Every Bill for Reform and .retrcllcbinent passed by the (Ionservative llouse of Assembly ,was killed ill the Liberal Legislative Council. Year aftcr year the Govern-
pellditure alld theyrnlet. the slime fate Oh, yes, Mr. Higgs, also forgot to tell us that the charge he trlllnped up of witll<ll'awing from capital was the acl of the Liberals as well as tile (‘oll- servativos as the Liberal Legislative Council of which the pre- sent l.eader of the Opposition, MY- Bclljnmin Rogers was Presidcllt, puss- od .the bill without protest. After 12 years ol' thc iilost encononlical Gov- erninolit and llo tax put on the furni- er’s the tfollservatlves were succeed- ed by the Liberal Peter's Government the most. disgraceful and ilisll:nles‘ that ever held power ill the Province. At the first election the Prelniel' stated on every platform that the days of taxation were far distant and within a fcw lnolltlls aftcr the election pl'epal°ed a tux act. Who first IN- TRODUCED THE EXTERIOR AUD- i’1‘.” Premier Peters.-he employed two -Bank experts to make it. \Vill we refresh Mr. liiggs memory and the Patriot hy calling their attention, but it is unnecessary, they don't forgot only sometimes it is inconvenient to , remember tllat they include the Liber- al Deficit of $52,000 and also cllarl-Z0 the late (‘ollscrvatlve Government with $33,000 unearned subsidy, and other items which they were not rc- |
000 but paid it oft' with their fillet is- sue of $185,000 Debentures. There is their own starting point anti lvc were willing to accept it, although stuffed bllt as they, Mr. lliggs ct al thought lil io go buck to allciint history let us renlilld llllll that thc Debt (‘ollll'actcd and lcft by lllc |<‘lrst Liberal Govern- nlollt was thc first luld lllc NEST EGG Ol" DEBT since (`.ollfr\dci'ul.I0l1. or for that nlaltor since a furnler Lib- eral Govcrllmcllt sunk the Province, so irl'r>ll~levlllil_v ill debt and runlcd and rlcstroycll tlli credit ol’ the Uolony that they could not borrow one cout more from ollr own people. 'l‘lll~y_wcl'c \pl‘n<~tically lmllltrupt and ill lllolr ox- lrclllily tlloy borroivcd nlollcy from il New lll'lllls\\'iclr llunk at tho enormous illlcrcsl of one per cont pcr luolllll and plctlgcll thc sccllritiea of thc Provillco for the puyllll-ill ol` li, al any dlscoulli ofl'lll'cd. This is l.illeral llnullcillg with ti vcllgoullcc. 'l'llc new Coll:-lcl'vl\llvc l‘l'cillicr wllcll llc realized the stale ol' affairs starlcd for New l1rllll.~llvick and paid lilo illdcbincss of lllc Pro- vlnce willl his pcrsollal note at 6 p.c. por nnnulll and brought home tho acc.- uriiics of illc Province, which he ulter- wards sold :lt ll premium, This is a sample ol' thc difference between Lih- orltl und Collscrvative rlimliizicrs and it holds as good today as lllell. 'l`hcrc never was a l.illoral Government slncc , the days of Gcorgo (‘olcs Init ran tho country in dcllt :llld destroyed its credit and for dlshollcst and disgrace- ful acts, "for ways that are dark and tricks that orc vain they can claini
the palm.
Mr, Duff_v boasted that they had no
sins to answer for-yes, and their late loader and his support in the last Legislature had to withdraw. This is the old game-to get clear of their graft at clcctlon time. As to where the money goes under Liberal rule, see their election years when their dc- ficlts were doubled and every cent of the Road money paid by farmers and all the rest of the Public Money was spent. lo keep them in oower.. People employed to shovel slush on the Roads ill December und giving Road orders for ally price to catch votes. When public opinion got to the boiling point tlley shipped off the Pre-
ltud' get nllotller that HAD N0
nnsl\'ol‘ for He dnrcd not country alld when hi found ln lilo minority lle'ga-fe one
nf tim lmglslptlire a dose lllnl into Doll ical sleep and
alld lmllglltarlothar an “'thcn cff_ljolltcr_v`t`o boast in Log- ulut. he "had 'mipplle able-
s
#Nqr
llleilt passed bills l`or reducing the ex- I
spoilsible for and lnado thcdcht $171.- x
llrsl Eco
LIIID WHENCE
THE DEFICITS SPRUNG
er who pleaded lllmself that he had no sins to answer for. Well perhaps not, but the public cannot forget. He is not so sure at the present time but he served and was comfortably shelv- ed oft toa County Jullgeslllp. And still another that had no sins to answer for wellt to the Bench and then another. Alld the last one "that had no sins to answer for," l-‘ort Augustus thought differently and even his own party thought so. liut they now resurrect him, not as a lead- er but as a bcelcr to shout for the party at political meetings. Low as thc party has descended it would not tolerate as a leader one whose despic- able attack oil Premier Matlliesuil, whose latcilet he is unworthy to loosc, either as a lawyer or a citizen, shock- ed even his fcllow lleclers.
This man and his party will find olit
oil the 16th “who Jollll A. Mathieson is" and where the “licggur oil Horse- back" has landed and to their discom- fort zind dismay tllcy will crawl into their hole and oat crow alld glvc up the ghost- and will never soo lllo treasury branches for anotllcr gclloru- tion to come. Let Mzitllicson finish the work and ns liro. lliggl-; would say, you will see the “fizirdcn of thc. Gulf" rejoice and blossom as the msc, :ind whore Mr. lliggs saw ill it vision lllc pollderolls sculc ill one pull of wllil-.ll "thc Mnlllicsoll Go\'el'lllllcilt was go- illl: up, up, up :ind ill the otllcr the Liberal cailtlitlutw; going down, down, down, llc will see iustczlrl thc words l’eacc,, Prospcrity and Plcllty writ large not only ovcr lllc heavens wllcrc tho curious scale appeared but ovcr the more tangible curtll wllcro men livo and work und vote, and lllc pro- vince will be :t vcritublc Kardcll ullll Mr. Matlllcson will be thc l’l'elnicr lllcrcof.
DO YOU WANT THE PUBLIC
SERVICE STARVED AS THE PRO- VINCE'S HOSPITALITY WAS STARVED DURING THE ROGERS REGIME? THATIS WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF YOU VOTE FOR AN OPPOSITION CANDIDATE.
A VOTE FOR AN OPPOSITION
CANDIDATE IS A VOTE FOR RE- TROGRESSION, BANKRUPTCY AND DECAY.
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wlnllcrs nl till-. llallilalx lixllillilloll :irc Solllllrlllwll sllccp, li l`il'st:<, -i seconds :ls l'ollo\\'s: lieu und l‘l:lrkc, \'ic.lol'i:l,' :llld it thirds. ill llol.~llclll:~l Ili fil'.~ll.~s, il; .<l,-colitis and .lollli 'i`\\ginvtly,. I‘}:lriiscli|`i'e, in Cots- 4 [lm-ds_ wolds, 5 flrsis, 4 seconds ii thirds.
J. l\l. llcurd :lllll Soil, iiclvlll Grovc, llobcrt |<`urlre`i-is. Cherry Vullcy, Chev-
ill Pollcd Angus :ind Hllorlllorlls, 16' lots, 1£`i'il'sis‘, il secolldsfd tlti1‘,il.,-
firslfs, lil accolllls and five tllirlis, -+--
Mcltuo and Sons, <‘llnrlottcto\vn “A largenumher of the small over-
Royalty, in ,\yl-sllircs, 10 firsts, 4 due accounts about which we have pub- sr-.colllls and it thirds. lished notice, have been settled within
lfopcl' liros, (‘ll:ll‘loltclown lto_\'aliy, last few days-but we notice qulte a
ill (lll|'llsoys, »l firsls, 5 soifolllls ulld »llnumber still outstanding, The amount tllirlls and first on Clyllostlulc Stull-I in most cases is quite small-but in ioll. ' ltllc aggregate it means quite a sum.
J. \\'. (‘.nllbccl< :illd Soils, Sunllllcr-,All overdue items of this's`ort will lic
_side, on short llorlls ulld Yorksllircs, ’ placed in Court for collection 20th Inst.
13 firsts. :> :-lccollds :ind olic third. _- MOORE &. MCLEOD. 2830-8-11M3i.
Alllcrt llo.~lwcll, l~`l'cllcll l"ort. oil . -l _
liillcolll :lllll SllI`l`ollr sllccp, 17 firsts, "All schoolpwearables except sheen 1: sccolllls und T thirds. ;~for your boys and girls are ready far
_Gcorge _li<_Jswcll, l-‘_rcllclli`;;;‘i. Sl_ll‘o|;_|y/_ogohere&B_r;_:nEég;chiEd9l;on8l;l1sissy. s lirl-s :ull )or:~'cl s lccp, firs S, RE c , - - i.
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S. l.. lios\vcll_ l’l>\\'ll:ll. llllmiccslcrs, “.»\l‘eil`l they llandsolile`? ’I`hal':|
12 l`ir.\'ls, 5 sccollrls. and foul* tllirds. what llrrzlrly cvcry woman says. when
(‘cpll:is Nunn, \\'illsloc, in llailllp- looking at ollr Classic Ssoe Samp‘o
sllil~os_llild_ (‘llcvlot.~i, 17 filsls, 2 sec- at 25 p. c. Discount. Golf Bros, ollds, _’ tllll'ds_ 2890-9-9Mtl'_
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COUNCILLOR
ARE C. GAVIN DUFFY AND STEPHEN R. JENKINS AND THE VOTER MARKS HIS BALLOT PAP-
ER PUTTING A CROSS AFTER THE NAME OF THE PERSON HE INTENDS
_ T0 VOTE FOR.
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In the following forms of Ballot Papers, Given for Illustration
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ASSEMBLYMAN
ARE EDMUND T. HIGGS AND JAMES PATON. AND THE VOTER MARKS HIS BALLAT PAPER PUT-
TING A CROSS AFTER THE NAME OF THE PERSON HE INTENDS TO VOTE
' FOR.
Barrister
1 C. GAVIN DUFFY
1 EDMUND T. HIGG5
insurance Agent
2 Physician
STEPHEN R JENKINS
` 2 JAMES PATON
Merchant
nnd-.aswell orhl _ stage
ontleruc sift el! _ ap - mid zogltillgxitilhegess-'
hard labor.. . " .
PENALTY
For Defacing Proclamations or other Election Documenis Posted up.
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