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Of Concerts, Socials, Entertainments etc., of a money making nature, 5 cents a line (of 6' words) for first insertion, and 2 M cents a line for each continuation. Churches and chari- table institutions half rates. Minimum price 15 cents.Black typeannouncements double ratw. Births, Marriages a n d Deaths FREE but verses with deaths same rate as above.

Just, impartial , Reliable, Neway, 'seeking at all times to further the best interests _

The Peopldm Paper

Published at its omeea, New Prowse Block.

North aiderost omce, at the following rates,

yable in advance-

Eomirig n<liuon.deiiy (exoepi sond»y),:or¢ mmm xc' t yr r ear in Mn

4 - -rua 0uanniaN,_cn§uix.orrn'rowit

that sums amountiuil 10 $3 0m 000 hill 5° ll

HE .gave the incoitestible Baum! l\l°WiDll ._ _ _ _ _ _ F _ . _

T' ~ squandered' for Printing alone wiihinl ' » ” 'ifzf as independent Journal, enimameued and three years. The new court house instead _ ' -` , _ _ 0 » -_

fearlclli limi" *° 5° of costing $2,500,000 as estimated had actna _i ` C ' '_ ' '

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ally cost over $12,000,000 the bulk of

of seventy citizens was then' formed to crush the Tammany Bing. Tweed, when confronted with the facts, lnsalently

dw U THE GUARDIAN’ _ . tcchnicalities. He was, however, at once

k ' __,Jf’ .committed to Ludlow Streetjall in de

BOSS TWEED AN D HiS RiNG.

GU Tymmmys Ewegping ywaptuye ' °f _ ties and returned to the United States. He

m N M, ammmon 5-, mu,” Greater New York, which rivrr oootrol of vu rfwmmitted to Ludlow Strut Jail e _ T Ktinhduend n . mam than 5 hundred mmiuns of annugl .ld bl|€ll‘ in S0 CndUd "IC 051181' l

arf. sail-¢¢,,w\ig rg alms expenditure, serves to reoau the explolis of Temmanrs greatest Boss; and one of hyf n to o ca ,

of William Marcy Tweed and the ring

the most notorious thieves ofa century =

~¢l'l WVU!! hill- which plundered the lesser New York of Bu” T"mm“°Y 5" 5°1"iV°d 91° lmW|°°°` l¢!’I 0Y¢\’l||8» \|l¢l|'||| Ill “Hill thu-gy yur, ,gm Twegd was born in th", ment and death of Tweed, and has now “F5 “ “ " “ “ _ oity in 1823, the soo or o onoir maker, and recaptured New York by the old vt a vm

2:,” m“;:‘ A learned his father-‘s trade. He was des- horde of voters who are openly in sym-

cu“”.:,. S.-:°s.m‘ _tined to become a prominent Democratic pathy with vice and law-breakillm md

cum 'u* *lm hr mb, "mn, hh {poliiticlan and anotorious criminal.In 1852 many others not consciously immoral or,

um “gm j he became an alderman and in 1838, Chair- dishonest but who for party's sake have leya’ Solid' Celhrl, (tilted, r _ man of the General Committee and Grand given their support.

am' winner ner. ` sooiiom oi rommooy. as iso hola or o -----'~

|-l%'|Alf\ll»§l|lll‘ Ulla. group of corrupt but influential politi- on th” “um ‘hm '" T“mm°'n’,' Lalea’ Underwear, °hns(g°m,o1]y_ sweemngau md wha.” triumph ln New York City the State

Ll’ NRM D888. hmm, as the ¢¢'|_~,,eed Ring” h, qnwedd voted on the canal question, with the re I-gk sun. ..‘ luniufhr in “tang cantrol of the annuals] “asks 811115 lhlb UI 0V8l‘Wh6lll1lD§ lll8j0!lliY DIO-

iilllarcfa Dah Dnascal Chillicfs ilalerdeiiag.

» Chllrefs 0|-eases. CM¢rca’s Phahrea

lalaafs Slip, Cllleah Sdiar Fronts ~ PIII Sha.

millions of dollars.

There was Rreat excitement in the city

in the autumn of 1871 when the exposure of the Rlng’s rascality was 'made by the New York Times. Hlhew J 0'Roux-ke _

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Our Boys’ and Children’s_

Clothing Department is an

and for parents as well. C

Boys like our clothes and

of Boys’ and Children’s

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NEW FALL AND WIN-

of New York, and in robbing it of many °°‘m°°d in “vm °t °nl°mhm um Rd’

Canal. The scheme involves the expendi- ture cf over a hundred million dollars to

' makes channel naviirablc for 1,000 ton'

barges from the great lakes to New York. When some years hence the work shall be completed the Erie Canal will be a very formidable competitor with the Canadian canal system and the St Lawrence route.

less he was paid $000 for permitting them to employ non-union men along side of union men. He brazenly claimed that the transaction was open and above 1

_board and that the _ money

, like to be itted out here. had been turned vver to the union.

S *which li had not been. The court, how-'

, This 5101-e is their favorite ever, ruled out all evidenceon the latterf

point. ‘flf as a result of such intimidatioir-

Clothin store-and the talk "‘° '“°”” "“ "M °'°’ "’ ‘”° ““““’~

g _ y Company, then it is your duty to find him

it at heme and amon h _ guilty," said iheyudge to the Jury. The!

g t em 1 jury brought in a verdict of "guilty" after

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selves at school. “D1d you.:°,;;;nmsa mee an e sen em-

i get your Suit at Prowse Lord Alverstone i.-iaiarge man physi-

cally as well as mentaily, says The Ou'-

Brcs?. is a question they often iooir. Io me yooiir no woo o ferrous

athlete. He is a_ Cambridge man, at

A ask.” graduate of 'rrioity oouoge. _ao Rioaord

Webster he rose to a foremost p:_sltion at `

Wg have thg fingst labs English bar. In 1885 he was made

Attorney General, a position which he twice subsequently occupied. In 1893 he shared with Lord, then ‘Sir Charles_

` Clothin in town Russell, the burden of prosecwing

the British case in the Be- hring Sea ' arbitration, and in

1809 he was the leading counsel in the Venezuela arbitration. His reward for these labors was a baronetcy. In 1900 Sli-_ Richard Webster, as he then Awas, was

made M~zs~'er of the Rolls and later in the

year su ceeded Lord Russell as Lord

TER fO1" l)0yS, chief J__st",ce°tiEughnd_ on tm U _ ine M¢Lean’e Vegetable. Worm Syrup.

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sion of this dignity he was elevated to the

little boys. Single and doublef A _ = i"’°u"""‘°d ’”“’°"" - _

peerage as Baron Alv-r-stone, and, if course, to a seat in the House of Lords.

breasted for the larger boys, ‘

`$ _Oo _OO 6_ and _CC_ Twmxumroar Powder will oor ooron-om

Browse Brs.,

-ICOATS, Belt Coats, Russian

and Norfolks for the smaller

fellows, $1.00, 2.00, 3.00, 4.00.

ovisrcolis

'r01> _ -coars, L0No

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Coats, Cape Coats, Ulsters,

etc_,al1 sizes for all sized boys,

$3.00, 4.00, 5.00. 6.00. Bring

boys here for clothes, for

4 _ 5 7 oo 7 tan to twenty minutes.

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_ and Three Piece Suits, Blouse ' `

wie sriaix i _ mis iiiimi

When we say we are _ giving unusually low prices on Hot Water Bottles, -Atomizers. rubber _ goods of all kinds_- THIS `~ WEEK. ' ~_

' We are making si: show__-'

ing of thisclass of gocds\, ~

and invite you to call and

. examine and seeifor your-

selves. ‘ V

See window and prices

asked. _ _ ,

€_'We guarantee s" any

article you 'buy here.

Sam Parka, the libor leader nets a term '

_ B *attractive Place for the Boys in Sing Sing prison by threatening to

order a strike ln the Tih’an_y Studios un- x

WANTED -A case of headache that ~

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:g==1cygndFtlon(wedneaday)P¢ y $1 oo ¢gk¢d,“We1l, what are you going to do ab- i ' _ ' » K 1 _ _

_ °°°°°°°°°°° H _out it!" He was arrested in a civil euit,l S S I " ‘:i.Z‘..E°.°°s.fi”$€i‘$L:”£.‘..‘i§.‘i?2ii?‘§;’!J.‘1‘i.‘:Li.°§’. ‘0`°=°b=f 28101 “<1 ‘° ° °“‘“‘“°‘ '*°°‘°° ~ f ' e ` ` 8' ~ f 06. ldvviilills. i°b *Mk lid °U1¢¥ b“li°¢“ in December. He succeeded in holding off ~ _

tranaacteds- _ ‘ , ,

summerailgeft Roger! th Ro¥¢¥l‘ lf<>f¢-J- B- C- his trial till January, 1873 when toe Jury _ _ v

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a1l>ei-ioir,As.lu\ri;i-toil root oilioe-Hefben clark, disagreed. He was again tried in Novem~ W E. E.

3,,,,,4, 3,2; -y;Q1,,,y,°,,, 0g;¢F_p_ Q, gum" ber and was found guilty on each of fifty- .

n _ seven indictments. _

4' I' n B' M°cREADv‘ Editor' M He was sentenced to twelve years im- i '

1. P, rfoon, l r. ii Newsom, -

advertising Mgr. aubsonpilcn Mgr. prisonment, but in 1875 was released on __ - _

fault of $3,000,000 ball in the pending P R 1 a

1- '- *lm ` ‘ civil suits for $6,000,000. He escaped from 0 E _ _ ' - _ _

0 MONDAY' Nov' 9' lam' jail by alleged connivance of a keeper and ' ~- _ _ ’ _ ` A

NOVA SCOTIA ` 1 soo c bo il ii to s io. rn ~ f it

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HE COMING LEVIATHANS

It is more than a generation since the

Great Eastern steamship was built and launched oc the Thames in 1858; It was a huge craft, 63) feet in length, 83 feet beam and 58feet depth with a registered’ tonn- Bge of 19,000 tons. This hogs paddle wheel craft made its iii-st t-rip across thelilantic in 185), but proved unprofitable for com~ merce and eventually from 1885 onward found what was her only succeas’ul mls- sion in the rea in liying telegraph cables.” The Great East ro wasa lailuie linac: ia‘1y,

was degraded to a coal in hulk in 1884 and

two years later was sold to be broken up for old iron. It was then confidently pre- dicted that never again would so large a craft be built for the purpose of navigat-

ing tire seas. For years this belief

held firm ln' the nautical vi orld.

Bot in comparatively receetyears other

levlathans have been cons ructed, and to- day the Germans hold the record for the

largest steamships, and ihe fast st among these of great size. 0" these ihe Dentnh- lanld is 686i fret long, 67§ feet breadth and a cl--pth of 44, fee'-. The Kaiser Wilhelm Ii still larger, has a beam of 72 feet, and il. owl. 2s not or wrt. r. 'rar-so ooioesoi steamshipr are now in turn to tie eclipsed by two new steamships »o be built by the famous Cunard Lil-.e with a length of Sl).

feet, 80 or more feet brea fth, a draflght cf

between 34 and 35 feet ard the ei ormous

displacement of 40,0 0 tors each( Com-

Eaetern and it will be sreu h iw far she is to be ovi-rshariowed by the coming levia,-ii thans, which are intended io restoreBrit-ll ish supremacy in nan ical construction. _

These huge steam craft are expected to be propelled by an indicated hor~e power i of 70,000 to 75.000 supplied by turbine en- g ies. Thy will be expected to show a trial speed of 26 knots (1 little short of 30 ian 1 miles) per hour, or a su-tained speed ef 5 knot » for the Atlmt o trip. “It is within the range of possibility,” says The

Scientific Americany that one 'ot these

ships leaving New York at 10 o’clock on Saturday moruingwill bein ihe Mersey

early in the afternoon of the followirg 1‘hursday.” The distance from Halifax to Liverpool is considerably less, and with steamships of like po ~er and speed to those now projected by the Cuuards the

Atlantic trip might be made lu four days. The future is apparently to give us rail-

way speed on the ocean _ in snips which

incvery proportion quite transcend the

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ticking--be can se we have made thousands of them and know our business from A to Z.-Mark Wright Furnishing Co. 9 d'1i ` ‘

should be filled with,'the right quality of _j ‘li

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Our Emulsion with Gulacol-the best

emulsion on earth, for coughs, colds and

_general debility. Price 400 per bottle.-A

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See those 250 silk stock collars

we are selling at the dress goods

nicest for the money.-#Weeks '_& C0., The People’s Store. 9_ d 31

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New Books arriving daily ,at Carter-'s Bookstore. Readour ad. in this issue-,more to folio w, Have you seen a book adverti- sed that you would. like 'to have _I-lfitet.

came tou~,‘we are likely tohave It If

not we will order it for you' in quick tune.

We know where books are published _ and.; who publishes them. Try us`.-Carter’&-

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