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` "` use me no msn Nm “' 'rim e1~1.l1u.o'r'rm‘owN cU.uzn1AN i mir 0' AL'-‘  DECEMWR 2» 1902
out
~ Tobacco
. Pouches
We have a very large
assortment of nezv To-
bacco Pouches. These
come in the finest lea-
thers such as Antelope,
Beaver Calf, Blick,
Sealskiu; Cro c od i 1 e,
Kangaroo and the new
Lizard
Skin.
These are the niost
e x p e ii sive pouches
there are, :incl are quite
pretty and serviceable.
\Ve have the new purse
pouclie in Russia, etc_
J
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J. G. Jamieson,
Dru of fist
ilu c
` The .\lc.lic;il Hall.
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l’c-liilps a more useful and
valued present cannot be
thought ot' than one of our go rl
pr gg,l¢l.{;1li-rl Lailins' or l`,urit<
ivntchos. \\'e liave iaiclv .'\»lr‘.-
cd to our stork sf-'ite \~r:'v fini'
mnvenient n_\'.idc :un-riall\' for \l=
which will he i`t.ui.id pexitci
time-hecpeisz
` » \\'ould l_ike_.ts .slicw ill.-ni zo
you.
G. ll. Taylor
jeweler,
We do
Largest
Prescription
Business in
Chftown.
THE
REASONS
Vi/HY:
We Glvethe Purest Drugs
The Best Results
The Promptesi Service
Always Reliable
o il U l’lioiic So
REDDIN BROS l

I
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Neckwear--No article
in the furnisliingi line will
he more in onniancl from
now till Xmas than nook-
wear. Realizing this
act I have mode eltih or-
ate preparation l`or the
oomlng soason. Believe
ms.I will have by all
odds the sllokest line
that was ever shown
here. H. H. Brown, The
t Young Mon's Man.
I l-26rtf
l- ' 
Ollorooats- _ Notwlth
‘ standing the mild woath-
i
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2'?
CI'
(D Q
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_ rags., ' ' a'|-:-re
:f
er o urovorcoatsales a
alwa ya in advaito of la
yoar - it will pay you li
buy your overcoat hero.
l_wlll save you a dollar
on your purchase. li. H.
Br0wu, The Young Men‘s
Milli. ll-26lrl§f
-_ ...sis Ja.. ._ ...===-._ ...=-as
Rai Tails"
- The boys who throw stones and _
_ VV ED»\`l‘:~“D»’\\'- DECEMBER `~'» _ 1908' ilireak windows in unoccupied or other _ i   
NEW BRUNSWICK.
In New Brunswick the advancedi
guard of the temperance forces is
moving for provincial prohibition a-L
lung the lines adopted in Prince Ed-.
_ward lslund. There are other good_
iteinperance people who are not pre~_
lpared to go so fur ut present, think-_
ing the 'time is not yct ripe. The'
great stutnblin; 1-lock is the city ofi
Saint John. It has ucvcr yet had ini
force any forlii of lu\v which wholly.
delegnlises the sale of liquor, silclil
us the Scott Act, or locul optifm. 
Beyonil question the Scott Act, or'
local option plans such asfurc in
vogue in rural Neiv llrunswick, Novi;
Scotia und Uutzirio orc cxccllcnt pre-
pnrntory steps to the cnactincnt of
entire prohibition. The Scott Act`
did niuch to prepare the way for our
present luw licrc. lt liuil occn tried
in tlii~ tlircl' couiitivs :ind in (‘~har-
Pnomnrriou IN 1
I
lottctown also, with var_ving sticcess
in thi' city. St. John bus ucvcr yet
had this e.\;pcrit-ncc. An effort was.
twice made in lsxz .uni lu 1556 to
ibrinu tho Scott Act into foicc in St.
John, out it failed of the requisite
tmiliiiviiy ny two votes- in the ins;
instance and by TT in the second triul.
St. John has therefonc been always
ii license town, while other popular
_centres like l\lnncton, Frealcricton,
‘F-hathaiii, \\'ooilst'oi-k and Sackvillc
lhuve enjoyed such educational op-
lportunities as thc Scott Act gives
when indifiercntly or spnsmodically
enforced. St. John \\'ould obviously
be u pretty hard spot in which to
enforce prohibition, from the fact
_that the liquor interest there is
wealthy, and has long been strongly
entrenched, while the occasions upon
which vc.-tes liave neon token, ns ii-
bo_vc referred to shoivod an almost
_eiiuul division of opinion, for and zi-
geiust closing the saloons. At the
ftilcrul prohibition plebiscite of 1898
tho city gave :i majority of 1492 for
piiniiiliition, hut the fight was not
tlien for blood.
As we understand it the present
license law ahords an opportunity to
refuse licenses in certain wards of
the city where amajority of the ratc-
puyers are opposed to granting them.
How lan such u proceeding would be
effective for good thc tcniperance
_ wcrkcis there would bc the .best
tjudges. Procecdingjs along that line
lirould give the tcillperunce forces ex-
_ertisg and -thigh; possibly help to
‘create tliut preponrlvrance of tempor-
iaace sentinicnt which it is ulwuys do
i:¢irunle to liave ‘behind any rest.'icti\'c
iiirnsiii'i~.<iit'li asis not likely to bc
".'.'illitiri_v s'un'iiitt¢'il ln by ii strong
i.-intl :ir-live niilnv»l1'ty.
ASSEMBLYMEN AND L‘OL‘NCIL-
' LORS.
There are few questions upon
which there are more differences of
opinon tlinu the voting franchise. Aft
the beginning only the few were per-
mitted to vote and A considerable
possession of property was ma'de
requisite. Step by step the lists
were enlnr-éd until in many free
5' _ :City Fathers 'have made 9. large' out-
countries of the Old World and the
New ull adult incn who are citizens
are permitted to vote. Whether r1;,ht-
ly or iirronpgly the world has moved
rupidly un to manhood suffrage, as it
is culled.
Some countries, of which New Zen-
fnnd is u notable instance, igivn votes
to all ivomcn as well as men who ure
of adult age, while others permit
men only to vote, and only such of
them as can read and write in the
language of the country in which he
lives, There are not a fr.w
.
lliuiiizlitfiil persons who think that
tho voting privilege has bein al-
t‘c;idy extended too tor, while ther!!
:irc many who think that every iiduilt
a 1
houses and buildings should b¢ *BU
ight 5 lesson. If they cannot be cau-
_ght otherwise rewards might be °l'
'fered for information that would lead
[to conviction.»
~At last the winter is at hand, and
with it comes the lesson of keeping
|fhe streets and sidewalks in order
lduring the snowy season. _Our worthy
_lay to give us good street-s and side-
walks for the summer season. If the
walks are kept properly cleaned 03
‘in winter we may enjoy U10 l-'°1'1¢5t
during the entire year. Otherwise the_
expenditure on concrete is practically
usafless for four or five months 'of the
iiwt-Ive. Some improvement ini the oh-
Iscrvancc of the snow ‘oy.law has Leenl
‘vffected in 'recent years, but Still fur-|
_ther improvement in thait regard,
§:hould follow. It is important to bc-
igin right and enforce the: regulations!
from the date of rho first snowfall. _
i
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The federal atmosphere is filled
with rumors of change or 'reform ti-i
long many lines These include pro-1
Travelling on 'ho l. (`. R.._Mr Hurry 'I owen-.=.
St. Paul .=rreet,l4|..lohn, .\_. H.. found a lion
nf 7.i\iii~Buk. the Front skin-healer. He. “Hr
r~iii‘\'criii|¢ from hnily chaipliiod huinlu ut. tnc
time lo iappliod the hulin. G ll\!'~I -
“Znni» uk eased the pain and smi\"lli\K~
healed the crncko, ond made mihnnds <l\\|\ff
uuooth. Finding lt on 3004.1 ‘Gill I '“l*\’l9
linndy. and have uinrc proved it A l'\‘1\'lYl
wonderful lieuler. lt t-urea i-nts. snrci-'. or
bnrnsequully well. nnill would not like now
to be without i\ supply."
Mr. Towers is only one of thuizsuidii whb
are glad they heard of Zuni-lliik. Theru is
no skin disease it will not relieve i\iidc\ii'e_
Its foine is nprcelliiuz o\'i-rywlioire. and it iv-
nuvv reizoriled ox .\`iiiuiv'u lreol. "ilrst-uid"l
in workrhopl. on the farm. or inthe liomc. |
N0 trlsvellzsr sliould br williou! ll. E\'l'r.\' 5
hoine should have its box uiwalyl f"\¢1.l`fUl`
use. A little Zinn-lliil; rnhlinl rrgiiliu-iy mil
the hands and fart' lu-.foi'e retiring ruch night i
will keep the skin soft mud frcc from |~l|a|ui.
i-iiltlcorcu. or discus. '
i
If you have A cut. A hruiso. nr Home irritat-
iiiz skin discus:-_ wliicli hm iloflcd all orilinury _
relueilics, i\|\pl_v 7.aii|i~H'ik. ll |li'>=l l>lo:\in\<'.~ _'
uivnuiid by killing adult luiiinfnl liacti-i'ii\.!
'|`li¢‘ii il hnilils up in-vrli.\i<iu-i-1-ll hy veil _i\|~l i
us thi' hrit'.k|u_\v_-i' luys row nfii'|~ row of hi~ii'l.~‘_ '
'l'lie|| it cu\'L~r\ thi-. \\'nu|ul\\'il|i ni-\\ ln~:ilih_\'
skin. and lhr- 4-urr is t-ll'i'<'li'il I _
Zullrlliik i~ nlson ourc foriiiivi. ll lriivsf
»-|u'cil_\' reliefltiiil undo the ||irohl»i|i|;_ burning: _
iulllis. l~`l;ii\-di.-i'nse:'. ii-.ich no r~f~/.rnin. itch. i
|ilccr.~. linrhe-r`\ rasli. rnshoo dur in blond- 
poimn. etc., cmuiut resist. its poivi-rfnl lirillinlg-
\ii~lu\b. l’\\ri'l) iegelnblc. il is an iduul coin- 
hiiillion ol' power and purity. Uie.ii lmxufi
l
_  _ _ . . i ' 'ull di-uggists aiu r-toms. or po~lfroe fv~o:n i
main \;h0l T _Tot n pluipu.. ol ‘L crniw- llosuls to abolish not only the pal;`|Zi\iu-Bill: l‘o.. 'l`oi-onto fur price. lluiiiclg
". S, 1 . » . . . . _ _ _f _ _ _ _ .
“ 0 I ‘ `“° °‘ ‘ "iw m me “nal” ronage lists, out the patronage sys ohsaii, harmful .uni ilonni-elim ruinmiiiea.
of thc country, whether he he i‘i'li
or poor, literate or illiterate.
ln this Province when thc l.c,>;isla~
iivc t‘ouncil nd tl li `sl
__ 8 "5 egl “'| non-contentious items of the lesti'mat_s` ol C0. l l-30mwl'd&rt.f f
“"9 AS=°‘“"lY “'°"@ '“°'fs¢‘fl infv Ollelin block and the introduction- of the' .___
body it was tliou~ht <lo~iralil th
. I" ° e Hti*`10l'“"° ln P“rli““"”“t~ The two las'-'R 1'1`h¢ Flif Of ll1.Nf\U0’1S- F’-l1CY| ____ ______,__._.___.,_. _
the Leeislature should be comp0S@<`\_named propositions would proba1ly_solo and Tea. St. Peter’e school, " " - """ ` ' 'y
of two classed of representatives, 0ne_meet with stout ,~,¢5i5~ganue at the- room, We<lnes1lny’, Dec. 2nd. Stalls S . , , O
class known "5 llmlncmors and '3leCt"h:inds of the Opposition The result 'fm (Huey articles’ Aprons’ household' i
. s .
- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ igoods, cakc,(,andy, Dolls, Books,
ed ny iotcrs who .ue possessed of real of the Mauna, m._uu-y Wm fu,-11,51, Fl0___e_,s_ etc ,_ 0.(_l__ck Tm we Hi __
cbmte' um other class U’ lf” 9111101-llrrititcrial for much discussion \vhcniT0e. 2512.. The &f~t8l\¢11lDl1S Will be dI`€S~
As3e"‘l’lY ml?-U' am] 0l‘@Ci9d by H1I1\oSt_I'arliament meets and it would lze'°°d in 8 FGM _¥“r}i_§l'¥_ °l___N;‘tl‘;_n“1
the entire adult male populatio  ,h .t .th _ h t _ _Costun1es, and t. e a Wi 12 ¢C~
These distincti n ml D ,laxf to lfmdlc U el a S or (I it oruted with tho emblems of many
_ _ _ _  s are, s preserved._quiet session. ‘n¢.tiono. Doors open 3 p.m. Adlis-
.inf it is to oe presumed that thc: ____ lsion _r,C_ 11-2|dq_,
men of property desire to mainta-iul The lecture of Dr. Mcbaughlin dc-4 --
them.
rlnglish law against officials or ern-
_ployces receiving gilts;the voting of-
tcm as well' the enuctment of thel
For Best quality family Flouri
at lowest prices cali on. A. Horne
Ilivered on Monday evening in thel I
Ourfl is the only Province of Can Baptist Church schoolroom on th ll `
ind it exists only ns the result of the of It was a. very clear and compte-,
eonipromise made at the time ghclliensive exposition of what the plai
l»l's1Slutivc Council was abolishodfpeople' should know of the nature of
'Fncre are many who think the exist- the disease, how it is propagated and
, l
111:: system savors of class (listing. the best means available for preveu-i
110110 and privileges and ought to be lfiun and cure. Much has been printed
mideti, so an to give itll the votus Io that end in the press, buit the
nn ¢~quu1_\~0i0e in the Choiue of memfplii/ifomi affords also an excellent
hers of the Legislature but no can-llneuns of disseminating informgit/ion
_Sid°""~blf’ ligiiii-'l-‘i011 has yet sprung upiflnd iml>f€S-Ying it upon the minds nf
‘ B
- -_ . _ i . . . ’ ' Hats and Caps--lf you |
adn _in which this anomaly exlsts__White Pla/gn-0 is very highly spoken: have a new fa" Derby ' _
‘ ' - ' j remember that you #_-_ vi" _Q-
'ni could buy either a c -_ f' -`{_'2;'.== _- _
_ "Franklin" or a “'l`ress"
. , ,
. : . __ d ,
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-in favor of ii change. Our parries do: tho people. Great good would result
not divide on property aug fx-unch.,SC'if l)r. McLaughlin could' be intiuctd
i1iu'CS_. as cnch pnrty seems to 'ha,.(,_t.n= repeat; his lecture in the princlpull
‘l>I`0C1Sc1y as many Councillors as it centres of the _I’rovince. l
has oi Asscmblymen in the niewi
House.
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,l.’ILE_S OURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS.
4
, Both Parties in the Legiolatiire have it PAZO OINTMENIQ iilguaranteed
.their trnuii, ~. ‘Th ~ _ 0 ““_'° “UV °‘”° ° RC 112 Blind.
,cunt Sums 6_5 ___ Ur; mf mm" W1 Bleeding or Protruding Pilesiin 6 to
i fl B Ovclnment fore- 14 days or money refunded. 50 cts.
f.°.i.s`tlc und one vucunt portfolio to bel
1_HC_I_ The f____cCaSue seats are easy: :Hum and 'oeons with potatoes, tea,
<'wu.»:li to nt- disposed of but there llrfufl “fd l"“tt" ‘my mee” °°“*” ‘W
.um u good many things to be. com; .» eiiarr. s, 103 Queen St. 12 édai d
5 5 . _ _ ` .~
_MA nr ___ _ g___ ___ _ _:itlcred in gettin; ai new Commission-E 1- P
- lor of Aguiculture To select the right
'A basitct social will be held in
-Q ~ -z~ _ _ . » - ' _ _
_ /_  _:___ _ _.._T_;__ ________ for the place a man wh  . llurtnoy i-fall on Monday the rth at
- ~ -_~,,~ KRW - V , ' 0- 15- 1 o'-clock Proceeds in aid of Hull,
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The I"armers’=
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\Vilh Toccip
l This is the boot for _vizu  
made of lonsr tanned leatlicr
with lieavy) durable soles' That ls
wide and comfortable lasts
made to fit and wear. Snow .    _
`raii1,slcet and sloppy weathelrl ‘ "F9 TNF WWW’ 'WU' 70 WU 4 00|-0 ll 0'! 94'-
factory.
Coinc in and get ai pau
Y , a d
.unit other county than Queens -
cs of civiliza
tion should he equal to the emergency
And there will he ‘
i _ . ~ V " `._L_.j f",;-;' Q". '_`j'-' . -  some time tu
.  5 _  ._'.-_'  _"i. _   turn ‘thc matter over and look
'tt it from many points of view 'oe-
forc the Legislature will meet.
-_
The proceedings on declaration day
nialte the situation in two districts
of Prince County very interesting.
(ine feature is the extremely narrow
'- _`- f ~ -_imijoilty of one vote in favor of Mr.
Delaney over Captain Read in the
; . .
Fourth District. Another feature of
interest is the objection tnkeu to the
return ol \'L\ Arsenault in the Third
| _ . .
  District. Mr: _Aiisenault had votes
e_noiigli, but it is contended that he
was at thc time of the election a
member of thc Town Council of Sum-
mersiclc and as such ineligible to he
returned to the Legislature. It is
snifd there is no provision in the
Summerside Incorporatic-n Act by
which it member once' elected to the
Town Council can rcsigin his seat in
that body. The question of the mrr
A-"-i_‘»'f--‘i_¥I-ji-»1_;.‘-_~"':t“?'»_’i;`."I'_$iin“f-~: " _ i‘l'“li"lf *U “milf the trust. who has - All-missioii len cenfts-,iaiiies yi-ith nick-
 . "‘l5° a reasollflbl Sllfe Seat n in 'cts free. 12'2lll-`ll`2lP<l»
  _1- .--.~.1--.,;:1»-.-._;-frfi'=’..' l‘ ‘ ‘_*‘”“_“-'
 ~` `  _those ure- the apparent _difficulticsx
___ _3_,_ .___ .__ '__._ ,f___-._-.___ llut, as the lute Hon. A, G_`B1ui¢-
` ' ' " `1.;Ԥ I ` ` / lonce said the rcsourc ' ' ` - _
i Easy lo Learn, Easy to Write,
i Easy to Read.
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i The success of Gregg Shorthand is
without precedlefnt in the history of
ilu-ief writing. Eight years ago only
thirty schools were using it: rod ly
it is taught in one half the Commer-
_cial Schools of America.
| The eminence of the business educa-
't.ors, teachers and reporters, i'-ow us-
`in;: the Gregg System renders com-
lnient unnecessary.
| Guilbert Pitman, who was for 20
years manager of the Pitman people
i in England, says I believe it is des-
ltined to become the sliori.halnd of the
‘Enigllsh Speaking people.
I Gregg Shorthand is taught in P.E.
I. only at the Union Commercial Col-
lego.
.
i Free sample lessons and terms will
Le sent if addressed as follows.
_ Write today.
' Union Commercial Colleg Char-
lias no terror for the man that Always remember the mu _______e_ Look
wears ri pair of our own make _
of grainCrecd1nore, home made f°' lm’ ‘"g“““"° °“ °'°"7 b°‘~ 95°- /fvlftg
at thc Ch’town boot and shoe '
' -ll-_  i lied lasts " lied Taitsi
When buying a can you
must come here if you
want the largest raiioe
in town to choose fiom
ri H Brown The Young
Men s Man. I l 26 rt
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_-.-in
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After
Provide your cook with the best flour-“North West Gem"-and she will delight you'
every time she bakes, with the lightest, whitest, tastiest, most wholesome bread and buns
that have ever entered your mouth.
the flavor impaired by the “electrical bleaching process,” which is
often resorted to for an All Manitoba wheat flour in order to attain
the desired color.
THE CANADA LIFE since its inception has
paid or credited to its policy-holders $11509 for
every 3100.00 paid by them. This 'is conclusive
evidence of successful management.
w_  Burr°wXLeiitSii|.i.in\ersiile. W'  
W. P. Calla him Munazer P.`E. 1_ B,,,,,_.\
g Rum iisiiiiiieei. B. D. Rogers Cashiu
dniwfrwtf
No Shlinling Al Random
\l_‘lieri you buy a Swiss Repeating Rifle. We have a large
stock on hand, which we will. sell for the low piioo of Theo
Dollars each.
Ammunition in stock,
For Sale by
E. \/\/. ZQAEEE
l-lurdware Points and Oils,
dmwfrwlf
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ta tion
The strength of “North West Gem” Flour is not destroyed or
Because of the high quality of wheat we use; we get the rich.
creamy white color without any "doctoring” whatever.
Man other flonrs may be n trifle cheaper, but "North Wei!
Gem" ivoso much stronger-makes so many more loaves to th!!
barry-tliat it is far more economical in the end.
Buy it from the better class of dealers.
Brant-Wood Flour Mills, Limited, Brantford,`Canada.
FLOUR '
fi
Default
Hugh Monoghtn
Cnih-lrine Morgan
Neill McDougall
Catherine Robin
Estate of john Hearty. ""`
Viator Dome
Francie MnRnry
hilip P. Coy]-:
Juhn Drake
Mn. Alice Duffy
Rotate of Edward l‘raii;;lii
Jiinien Doyle
Patrick Duffy
Estate of john P. Tnizlou
The next Sunday we were talking about "Queen Olty" flour.
S'/wr //if Mil/rr'.i~ Wi/r .- “Never disappointed yet with lt."
.\'ny.i nur (im.-n’.v ll’i[L-,- “lt saves time, worry and expense be-
cause l can do any kind of baking with it."
511 uv ///<‘ ('?r0r'rr': “Looks well-sells weIl."
Says I/iz il/I//cr :
that gives satisfaction, and if that ls not o pleasure what ls ?
ne happy, too :ind order ' Quoan Oltyl flour, and make ill old miller hopplff
still. A " Model Mill" praucl.
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NO. 0
“We are lumlng out a real good article and one
Tn: Cnunlti. l|i|.i.isn Co., Ltlxrrln
Name of Ovtur of Rem lainie in Description of Property upon which Aunolootio nude d-‘.'::=‘_f;_::,|
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TV E CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN NOTES. Traveller’a Valuable Find
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The Most Perfect Matches You Ever Struck "
l/ilwo`ysf`Evdorywhoro in Comodo, ask for Ecid;s`Moiche`s, O
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lriolz House nd land Town Lot No. ii, and Hundred---1;'
House and Land, Town Lot No. 40. istHui1drod...   
Home and Land, Town Let No. ao. int Hundred...   . 
Wood and Bdck Hoiisoo and Land, Town Lot No. ii. ll!
H\im'lrod.......,.  .....---»
Houuand Land. Common Lot 
House and Lund, §Town Lot No. Bo, 3rd. lH\li1df¢‘-»--~' ' ‘ ‘ ' '
Home |nd.L|nd. Town Lot No. 36, nh Hundred ... . . . . . -- -
Hnnse md loud. Town Lot ‘Jo 7|, 3rd Hundred. .... - - --
I-louse und Lend. Town Lol Na. 95, 3rd Hundred.... .. - --
House and Land, Town Loi No. 50, nd Hundred.. 
House and Land. Town Lol, Nos. 27 & 28, ist Hundred.  -
House and Land. Town Lot No. 25, lot Hundred  '
Howto. and Luid. Town Lol No. gi. and Hun¢lrod.....- -
House and Lund, Town Lot No. #5, 3rd Hundrod....  
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20.10
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41.49
61.95
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i8.61
15-65
17.50
20.39
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12.95
38.50
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ment is whether there are not one or 10¢q_¢t0wn_ p_ g;_ L Gregg pup; ___ ivun- 'ruuonro i
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:Tiff the number of the 'lawn lol, Woior Lol, or Control Lol upon which oo, ny pf t\oz.?\l\.\."'-"ni
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Notice in hereby eii-eu that pursimnl to ilu revisions of the Steiuie 3, Edward VII Cha ter 11, who hd”
Save \,'6~l-1 2.5 P C! Save you 25 P Cl Save yoll 25 P- C.l thirty days' pwbllcatiori of the above list. being A list of the owners _of reel eolale in the (lily 0? Clllfl°“°‘°"dd",,;k in
failed to pay wilhi-i the time yrcsrffh i th ll d th ' l tote for permlIl¢"' d en!
1.001( f0I° illtlll Lolfk for thenl  for them in Citv. l shall mi-le im upplicaiionelo llissliiliciisibilllibsliiiicierg 0)(lli‘:;}|l`pl`";i1rtcb‘llh:(`hly 0fChlrlol.te¢o|m lor llidfulnd
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