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GRAND LIGEXAL- GONSERVATIV: MEETING

NONUNATION NIGHT

A mass meeting of the elector: of

Cherivitetown Common and Ro-ral-} ty wil. ve held lf THE LYCEUN Pri ice Street, on

fh canesday Next T»e 5th December

: os te i t eight o'clock, p, m. a “— -, > i a oe > Messrs. Jas. Paton and Dr. S. R. ee } s } wii Ae a Je] Kins, the people scandiaates and

s will address the electors.

P. BLAKE,

President.

SMALLWOOD, Secretary.

C. R.

OPPOSITION CANDIDATES

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CHARLOTTETOWN AND | ROYALTY

James Paton, Esq. 'S. R. Jenkins, M. D.

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‘THE DAILY EXAMINER

j — com o DECEMEER 8, 1900

MEN IN THE FIELD.

ago EXAMINER

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A WEEK THE Nomina-

| pressed the hope that, ere |tion Day, candidates to oppose those lof the Farquharson

iwould be found for every electoral

Government

This hope Notwith- the time,

‘district in the Province. fully standing the shortness of and discreet men for are today in the field, ‘allover the Province, seeking the

has been realized. ‘able

| business

‘suffrages of those electors who are idissatisfied with the existing state of affairs, Even Mr. James Rich- ards has not been permitted to walk | the course. Everyone cf the Govern- ment candidates is opposed by able and discreet men for business.

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In the First District Prince County, Messrs. Birch and Buote Co'ors, | 2Te in the field on behalf of clean, views) and China, | honest and economical government. : i -|Mr. Birch made a good record in the last legislature. He is an elo- quent speakerand a capital repre- sentative of the bright intellect of this country. The ability of the

Sa talented business manager of L.’Impartial has been demonstrated § in the successful career of that

‘journal. Of French extraction, | Mr. Buote will ably represent the of the French Canadian | people, as well as those of all other ipeople in the First District and | throughout the Province. The same fremark will apply to Mr. J. F. Ar- [senault who is, with our well known rfriend, Mr. John A. Macdonald, one fof the candidates for the Third | District of Prince Country, and to Mr. Giltert DesRoches, one of { the candidates for the Fifth District.

Afternoon and Evening.

Paintings in Oil, Water (including lox

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Genuine

Carter’s Little Liver Pills.

Sust Boar Cignature of

} : ay % Ba Seo PaceSimtte Weanzer Below. ; That these prominent, enterprising ! ;jand representative French-Cana-

all enil as eas TS ee aed ldians, are with Mr. Gallant af Op-

i! pasts »Rustico, camdiiates of the § ae noon rong position to the Farquharson Ad- @

finterests

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Purely VeseanloyHarerorct| fact, one people in opposition to bad

ze = ' government. James Barclay, Es- CURE CICK HEADACHE. }quire, a prominent and well known - ‘citizen of O'Leary, is matched against Mr. McWilliams in the ‘Second District of- Prince, and ‘Mr.

9 +Paulenus McDonald opposes Hon. : (5 James Richards. In the fourth sdistrict the Opposition can-

GRATEFUL COMFORTING

didates are Messrs Neil McQuarrie ef Summerside, and John Anderson } of Kensington—both men of proved ability, intimately interested im en- ‘terprises which make for the pros- rperity of their county and pro- ‘vince. Andasa colleague, for Mr.

Distinguished everywhere for Delicacy of Flavour Superior Quality, and Highly Nutritive Properties. Specially grate- ful and comforting to the mervous and dyspeptic. Sold only in }3-ib tins, labelled JAMES EPPS & CO., Ltd Bomcopathic Chemists,

oe ' min.strition is significnat of the NEY _ |FOR BILIQUSEESS. EO OGTR atop

: iV ] FOR TORTI LIVER: tact tuat unaminity and good feel-

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HY PILES, \FO2 22e27ausom, | fing exists Yetween the English |

BS ee FOR SALLOW SKI. speakiag and French-speaking com-

Te FUR THE COMPLEXION | | munities—that we are in point of

Neill. These are ali men of char. |

‘acter and all well worthy of the ‘ confidence and support of their fel low electors in their respective dis- tricts.

In King’s County there are in the field for the first district John Mc: Lean and John Kickham—both wel! known. McLean isa leading man of business in this Province. has efficiently represented the Pro- vince in the House of Commons. local reputation, an honest popular man. For the second dis- trict of King’s, the Opposition can didates are Mr. James widely known as the editor of The

Me [saac

in the two previous elections con tributed more towards the election

man. Now he is pitted against Mr. Arthur Peters in opposition to the

to him as te all other electors in the

p°ctations. The Opposition in the

ed by Messrs W. A. O. Morson one of the ablest lawyers in the Pro- vince, and Mr. James E McDonald porter. In the fourth district Messrs Murdoch McKinnon who so ably represented the district in the last House, and Mr. John A. Mathieson, the popular and proms- ing yowhg barrister of Georgetown and Charlottetown the Op- position candidates. fifth and last district of King’s we have the veteran representatives— the Hon. A. J. McDonald and the Hon. Daniel Gordon, Leader of the Oppesition.

As to the opponents of the Gov- ernment in Queen’s Tuk EXAMINER'S remarks were made last

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week.

lieve that it would be find men who are worthier the sup- port and confidence of the people than the Opposition nominated today.

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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

App East Queen’s to West Elgin and Brockvil‘e, now !

No special telegrams to THe Ex- AMINER today, Lines on the Main- land are down.

Mr. D. A. McKinnon is the mem- ber for———-—well for McKenzie. He certainly is not the member for East :Queen’s.

“Do not supply enough ballots a Conservative polls ;"’ and, ‘‘if neces-

being counted,’’—are cardinal rules for returning a liberal candidate.

SreaLina a ballot box in West Prince failed to cheat the Conser- vative member elected in that con- stituency out of his seat; but illeg- ally andimproperly opening a ballot box after the poll had been closed and the votes counted, and then tampering with the ballots, werked the trick in East Queen's.

Wuitsr the lawyers and Judge McDonald were examining and dis- cussing the ballots cast in Murray ‘Harbor North poll on Monday last and advancing their respective theories regarding the marks on them, the guilty Deputy Returning Officer, McKenzie, who could have explained everything, was, present in the County Court office,—but was not recognized by Returning Officer Morrison or his election

London, England. . DesRoches in the fifth district we

‘clerk. Mr. Morrison not being McKenzie, it

In the matter of Thomas J. Morris, | @ Charlottetown, in Queen’s} Gounty, merchant.

Notice is hereby given that Thomas |

3. Morris, of Charlottetown, in|

(Queen’s County, in Prince Edward

istand, merchant, has by an assign- |

BREAKFAST SUPPER [find our popular and worthy acquainted with 1a friend, Mr. James A. Mc-: would be interesting to know how a be came to appoint him to office. ; ae 1.00 Al d HOTIGE! Oun

And See the Housekeepers who are Buying

FURNITURE

ment bearing date the 27th day of | They buy here beeause they save from

November, A. D. i900, assigaed all | his estate tome, the undersigne], ; George E. Au'd, of Charlottetown, | amnerchant, fer the general benefit | #% his creditors. )

Dated this 23th day ef November, A. D. 1900.

10 to 25 p. c.

GEO. f%. AUT rKAYER BEADS.—Lost last 4 ght, a

here befere.

INER Offc:. us—if

Our stecks are very complicte, and we are showing a large

number of new designs never shown

set of pra\e: beads in a leather case, with a | MA K W IGHT & CO LIMITED . , le to [aa ve a tT < 2s ; post office key. | 'leasc leave at Tue Exam | °9 i b

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His colleague isa manof excellent |

and |

Herald, and Mr. S.C. Clarke who |

of the Messrs Peters than any other |

party which has broken its promises | Province, and disappointed his ex- |

third district of King’s is represent- |

a prominent ship owner and ex- |

Then for the

Looking over the whole field, we be-. difficult to |

candidates |

sary, tamper with the ballots after |

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NOMINATION DAY.

\didates For the Wiffer. t Polling Districts.

the reception 0!

the different pollin

swere opened at Chario:

Seorgetown and Summersi:!

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jtoday. Following are the nomin ms mace: 1’ } cys 7 KiNG’S COUNTY. : ois | Paps Districtr.—John MecLe. s proposed by Stephen A. } onald, Souris, seconded by Al iander ijruce, of Red Point, Lot 4

‘and supported by many othe: (whose names we are compelled hold over until tomorrow.

John Kkickham was proposed Charles H. 5S. Sterns, seconded Hugh McDonald, Souris West, a ‘supported by others—too numerou to mention today

Alex. A. Robertson, nominate: for Assemblyman by Cyrus Stewart seconded by Stephen Macdonald.

Lauchlan McDonald, nominated for Councillor by J. seconded by D. H. Macdonald.

SECOND Districr.—S C Clark. nominated for Assemblyman, by Macdonald, seconded by Joseph Gillis.

James Mclisaac nominated for Councilman, by L Doyle, seconded by C H Dingwell.

Arthur Peters nominated for As- semblyman by J Rk Farquharson.

A McLauchian nominated |Councillor by C H McKay, seconded | by A Grant.

Tutrp District—W. A. O. Morson., | nominated for Assemblyman by J. | A. Dewar, seconded by J. L. Mac-| donald. ; |

James Ek. Macdonald, nominated | for Councillor by Mr Annear, sec-| onded by J. A. Dewar

Malcolm Macdonald nominated for Assemblyman by P Brothers and| seconded by William Kaneen.

Thomas Kickham nominated for| Councillor by J F Norton, seconded | by J Bradley.

Fourra Districr.—J A Mathieson: | proposed for Assemblyman by Geo. | A Poole, seconded by J L Poole.

Murdoch McKinnon, proposed for | 'Councillor by J. L. Poole, seconded by G. A.Poole. 3

Hon. A J Mzcdonald, nominated 'for Councillor, | Lean, seconded by H J McPhee.

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| WW Jenkins, nominated for As-| McLeod and Geo Godkin.

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lsemblyman py D Miller seconded by |i McCormatk. De McCormack, nominated for Councillor by D G Allen seconded by J A Steele.

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QUEEN’S COUNTY. CHARLOTTETOWN AND ROYALTY.

JAMES PATON was nominated by Patrick Blake seconded by W H

Handrahan, L P Tanton, Peter Newsome, W E Dawson, Charles Lyons, P Cullen, Bernard Kiggins, Fred Perkins, S W Crabbe, Charles Smallwood, Sr. and others. STEPHEN R. JENKINS, M. D., was nominated by W. seconded by Charles Lyons, and supported by Donald Nicholson.

Stewart, J. A. Messervey, John Saunders, John Coady, W. W. Stan- icy, J. 5. Bagnall, Maurice Blake and others.

GEORGE E. HUGHES, Char- ‘lottetown, druggist, proposed for ‘Councillor by W. A. Weeks and sec- § -onded by Wm. Large.

JOHN F. WHEAR, Charlotte 'town, barrister-at-law, proposed for

{Assemblyman by Nelson Ratten.

In . 4 | AC quer, |

err | Wr rr oe Gillis seconded by | Wood, Village Green. L i

~| Geo, Forbes, Vernon River Bridge, for | merchant, proposed as Councillor by

| Cook, Belle River, and Donald Mc-

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by Angus D Mc-}

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Aitken and supported by ae

E. Dawson,

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Fred Perkins, S. W. Crabbe, W. S.

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econded by Louis L. Jenkins, of »orth Wiltshire. % |

Douald Farquharson, Charlotte- Own, merchant, preposed for ‘ouncillor by John Balderston, seconded by Simon Pino.

Albert K. Douglass, Hunter River, | physician, preposed for Assembly- jimaa by Lemuel Clarke, secouded | »y Daniel Fraser. }

DIED-

At Halifax this morning, - 5th, Patrick McCarey, city, aged 82 yeare.

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and Georgetown were

—The trains left Charlctt to-day on time; Su nmerside delayed.

The annual meeting of Pr; Edward Council of the Royal Arcap. um will be held on Thursday after.

oon, 6th inst., at 4 o'clock at the office of J. fT. Mellish, Esq. A ful! attendance requested.

-——F. B. McRae will lecture en the south African warin Mt. Herbert VPownal. Vernon River Bridge oy dates to be announced later. Tha lecture will be illustrated by maps of the battlefields. ;

--Very many people in Charlotte. own will hear with regret of the

THIRD Districr—Peter McCourt, Vharlottetown, journalist, proposed a8 Councillor by Alex. Horne, harlottetown, seconded by John | Jriscoll, Lot 48 and supported by 'sohn Diamond, Winsloe Ro james Murnaghan, Fort Augustus, and forty others,

Thomas A. McLean, Charlotte ‘own, founder, proposed as Assemb- lyman, by John McQuaid, Pisquid: seconded by Leonard Wood, do.

H. James Palmer, Charlottetown, oarrister-at law, proposed as As- emblyman by G. J. Stewart, econded by Jas. J. Wisner.

J. H. Cummiskey, proposed as le Councillor by J. Power, seconded by |

} a° d- tcl - Ficiecae Gneaail eo of Mr. Patrick McCarev, Fourth Districr.—Angus A. Mc- ciaraiia’ CMe oe this wean, Charlottetown, barrister-at-|oy ea a , yes: a law, proposed for Assemblyman by | ~ fet a ae proposed ssemblyman bj 'was the father of Mr.

oe oa Joseph Me- ' > ‘ile ai” ph Me John P. Wood, secorded by Daniel |Carey, of the Post Office Depart.

McAulay, W McMillan < JO aoe iy, W. D. McMillan and John |ment. He was born in Ireland. but ; |lived in Charlottetown forWpwards

Henry Wood, butcher and farmer, | : } - My : « ; « 4 ’ lof fifty years, the rez * | Pownal, proposed for Councillor by 7. greater portion

and Theophilus | ind Theo} not good for several years. About

two years ago he removed to Hajj. |fax where he has since resided with his son-in-law, ex-Councillor Réden. Mr McCarey was widely known and deservedly esteemed. His body will be brought to Charlottetown for interment. The funeral wil] leaye jhis son’s residence, Great George | Street, at 2.30 on Friday afternoon,

Kinley McRae, Flat River, second- ed by Alexander Beaton, do Francis

Leod, Orwell.

David P. Irving, Vernon River, merchant, proposed as Assembly- man by W. R. McLeod, Eldon, sec-

‘ > eur = bot 7 onded by Angus Bell, Belle River. | WEATHER BULLETIN. PRINCE COUNTY. | shi ts le | Probabilities for Next 24 Hours,

First Districr—Opposition nom- inations—J E Birch and F J Buote. | Government nominations—Benj. Rogers and Benj. Gallant. clearing by Thursday. Second ~ Disraicr. —- Opposition | Nominations.—Paulmas McDonald! 75¢ a pair—Boys’ Oil Tan and James Barclay. . . Government Nominations — A. Moccasins, at R. K. Jost’s, McWilliams ant James W. Richards. |

Tuirp Districr. — Opposition} £¥ . nominations.—J A Macdonald and J Ch ange of Time IF’ Arsenault.

Government nominations.--—J F | ae H Arsenault, and Peter McNett.

FourtH Districr. — Opposition | ad nominations+Neil McQuarris and| On and after Friday, the 7th John Anderson. |Dec., the steamer Princess wilt

Government nominations—S. E. | leave Charlottetown for Pictou at Reid and Joseph Read. | ten o'clock, a. m., instead of seven.

Firrx Districr.—Opposition nom-| Also, will leave Pictou after the inations—James A.* McNeill afid/ arrival of the evening train from »Gilbert DesRoches. Halifax. By order,

Government nominations—R. C. f. W. HALES, Secretary, Ch’town, 5th Dec., 1900.

Toronto, Dec. 5.—East gaies |gradually veering to west ; snow,

CHARLOTTETOWN AND PICTOU.

| |Stylish Jacket

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You and we will do business This Week.

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bury, seconded by J. B. Macdonald.

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Piast District.—William Camp

ibell, farmer and =miller, Se; |View, prorosed for Assembly fman by James R. Elliett, 0:

'Elliott’s Mills, secended by Thos. ®

| Murphy, Millvale, an Vil ‘liam Douglas, Sea View.

| Donald B. McLeod, Elliott Sta tion, farmer, proposed for Council ‘man by William Dougias, Sea View. ‘seconded by Murdock Kennedy | Bradalbane, and Ervin Nicholson | Elliott Station, farmer. | George W Simpson,

,farmer, proposed for Councillor bi

‘John Moore, Crapaud, seconded bj &

‘Samuel Pound, Fredericton.

; Matthew Smith, Hampton,farmer _proposed for Assemblyman by ‘Robert Sutherland, Sea View. seconded by J J McLeod, Riverdale

SECOND District.—Jobn T. Mellish. f M. A., was nominated by Thoma: Doyle, of New Giasgow, seconde ‘by John Smith, of Rocky Point.

Epbraim Gallant was proposed by Neil Currie, of West River,

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We have what you want at your own price. We must sell them; we won't hold them over.. New, stylish, up-to date Jackets—not an o'dcre among them. One fawn Newmarket Coat, tke very atest style,

Price $18.00, Reduced to $12.90

F. PERKINS & C0.,; °

THE PRILLINERY LEADERS.

SUNNYSIDE.