The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-16

date for your $1,000 insurance policy. Mr..
skinner has for the past sixteen years, as a
letter carrier in the Elmwood district, made
commodating manner. He has for the past
thirty years. served his country, first In the
ss anG g FIRST an Mr.
Skinner is also a prominent member of the q.
A: r., and with the hearty support Of all his
have some coupons on the way.
Very truly, II.
PROVIDENCE. May l5-
To the Editors Of the Netos
and a number of friends of Mr.. Arthur
Mowrey, conductor on the Cranston street
line, select him for proper candidate. hoping
you will accept him, and we will send coupons
In for him. Yours respectfully,
FRIEND IN THE WOODS"
PROVIDENCE, May IA.
To the Editors Of the Ne,cs:
Please find enclosed three coupons which
place 10 the credit of George w. Gorton, con-
ductor Union Railroad Company, Prairie ave-
Wishing him success and also continued
success TO the NEWS, lremain, yours truly,
A READER.
PROVIDENCE. May l6.
To the Editors Of the Ners
send few coupons to start Henry Gray as
a candidate, for over twenty years a conduc-
tor on the Olneyville route of horse cars and
at present employed by the railroad company
at the station on the bridge.
Hoping his many friends will help us to
push mis- name to the head OF the list, fremain
yours, etc, j. HID.
PROVIDENCE, May 10.
To the Editors Of the Nets:
Enclosed please find SO coupons TO be count
ed for &. o. Swan, carrier in jewelry district
this CITY,
Mr. Swan is a son of Detective James o.
Years: during dur n that time he has made hosts Of
friends, who are all much interested in his
success and who will earnestly strive to make
him the leader at the finish. He Is a member
of Garfield Camp. No. IL, Sons of Veterans,
and worthy member of Mount Pleasant
Lodge, No. As, !. .. D. +. :,
Hoping that ne may be we'll supported by all
of his numerous friends, remain
Respectfully Yours,
Il. l.. VI.
PROVIDENCE. II. l., May Is.
To the Editors Of the Ne,cs:
Mr.. John II. Hall is n genial. wei. known
fireman Of Hose No. q. corner OF Atwell's ave-
nue. and America street, who IL not given To
boasting, but who is always found at his post
of the public, and he would appreciate the
complimentary votes which his many friends
throughout the city and state will give him
for your 81 900 life insurance policy.
Yours respectfully, HERBERT l.. HENRY.
Providence, r. l.. May Is.
To the Editors Of the Neirs;
Enclosed please find four votes for Mr..
James Douglas. a letter carrier of the Provi-
dence post-ofice.
Wishing him success, remain, yours re-
A FRIEND IN SOUTH PROVIDENCE.
PROVIDENCE, X. l.. May l6.
To the Editors Of the Neics:
SIR: In looking over the list of candidates
names for the life insurance policy, find the
name OF William X. Matthews, horse car con-
ductor on the Bristol line. Would say he has
a host of friends and will send in large num-
ber of coupons; he y a member OF Hope
Lodge, No. 4 o. .: r., also member of
Wishing him good success, ! am truly yours.
AN ODD FELLOW.
BRISTOL, II. l., Nay 10.
To the Editors ~ the Ners:
Charles T.. Wilson OF Bristol one of the best
friends the Fire Department has, and think
every fireman and citizen ought TO support
him In this contest
Yours, ETC., FIREMAN.
these were received after r. NJ, too late
to pe credited to-day. They will be cred
tied tomorrow.
The List.
And the list stands:
{. q. Swan, letter carrier in jewelry dis
trict.
Charles c. Wilson. Hydranlion- Conn
pany, Bristol.
John Mullen, foreman fire department.
East Providence.
Frank l.. warfield. fireman, il. and L.
A. j. winterbottom, fireman, Central
Falls.
John J. o'Toole, policeman, Station 3,
Providence.
John III. Hall, Hose No. IL
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