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DUNCAN SON BROS, Auotionccrs-
YALliA BILE DWELLING HOUSES I'LL
STORES, NO. .1TI5EI.EVE EN- TIL 81 REEI
NOkTHWEST;A ;ALSOTHEFouR-sIU
BRICK 1908 Eighth sTREEf SOU III
EAST AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Blythe direction or the owi;er we w'iiolIct
at public auction in font CT the Ere tiiscs.
On FRIDAY. April 8, 1856. at O SiccE
u. M, lot ten tlcl in Walls subdivision OF
square three hunrrcd and tldrt five $3.50.
Lot lSXS5 10 10 iCot alley: three ittry
brick, store in lbs scment. and irame statac
in rear. Last rental was S3S. So 90, tirsi
trust. pa yablc December 8, 1897, is now
on the property.
Also on the same day, in front OF the
premises, at . O'Clock y. m. Ye VIII sen
at public auction, part nf original iot TX
;6D, square ninc hundred and SIN lSV1,,
facing twcnt y nine t29) Il ct ten tlO) inoheS
on Eighth .tfeet southeast, with an irregti-
lar depth; four-story brick, store IN Dasc
mcnt. Present and rast rental FOR several
years, $50. $4,000, first trust, payahe
October 10, 1900, Is now Gil tie property
Terms OF sale: Amount over first trust IN
each case. half ca sh I alaDcc III three months
at @ per cent per annum from day of sale,
sccuredbydeeuO OF trust on the iroFert sold,
or all cash al The option of TIE purchaser.
A deposit OF $500 required al time of sale.
All lconveyancing, etc.. at purchasers cost.
Terms OF sale to lie complied with in ten
days from day of sale.
mIc6.2T %. 30. 3 ap1 80. -
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Sales

UNITED STA TE,ss MARSHAL'S SALE-By
virtue OF writ of ficri facias issued
out OF the clerks office of the Supreme
Court or the district OF CoiliiDbia. ana I" nlc
directed VIII offer ut publ. c sale. Tor cas 81.
ton, ID. c., on TUESDAY, April 2S. \. ID.
1896, at L o'ciocs a. m, the following de-
scribed real estate. to vii: All uI tllaEOrc
gri:der's inereSs In lot X of James Crnlcl-
cts subdivision of lots in square so5 as
per plat rccoried ~ libcr Il, folio Oh. one uI
the land recoid, of the Surveyors Office of
the District OF Columbia, seized ard levied
upon as he property OF 81 id Ellanore A H.
Magruder. and sold 10 satisfy execution No.
3905S, in favor of Geo. A. Armes.
ALBERT A. WILSON.
L. $. Marshal.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
mu2S-tu sat-Js
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EOR RENT-SURI-RDAN.

FOR RE N "A Country pace Tor rent
on reasonable terms: house fur; de
sira bic location, etc; For particulars ad-
dress COUNTRY HOME, this Office.
TO let for Il term OF ycarS-A beautiful
country home on the Potomac River. |
will lease TO the right and responsible
parties, on very reasonable terms, Ben
venue" most delightfully."- situated coun-
try home on the Potomac River, twenty
miles from Washington; a short distance
from GunsIUn landing. steamers every day;
house containing thirteen rooms, in first
class order; water and bath in house; ex-
celent carriage house, chicken and other
outhouses; apple. peach, and pear orchard.
including in all from thirty-fiye to fifty
acres of land; highly elevated; river front;
Just the place for some one VINO wishes 20
lead a quiet and retired life. This prop-
erty adjoins the well-known GunSton Hall:
boating. bathing. fishing, and hunt ing
references exchanged. For particulars adj
dress JOSEPH SPECHT, Gunston Han, Va.
mh2S-3t,em
FOR SALE-I can sell you beautiful
new house at Broo kland on monty pay
ments. near the electric cars and has
Potomac water. price, S2.15O, also. sew
craI lots at bargain prices one fine corner
lot for $50. GRACE n. THOMAS. 100
Corcoran Building. mh2S-3t.em
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PRRSONAIa.

xiii be S.ia a @Saa's Hail. 7si ssh
zoiier. medium; inicrrie VS. daiiy: 52s
18th st. NV. mr31-2t
~ land nIiice business? why shouldn't
we when we sell such elegant custom
az ps psices e II viii do you good to eontempate.
JUsTH'S OLD STAND, 6l8 ID st. NV.
~. z. nr3l 1T
MIME. FRA NCI8. card reader aud
.runce ncuILin, gives life from cradle
TO grave, 25c aud 5oc: hours to g; 324
$1,OO reward for a c1sc OF Dyspepsia or
Indigestion that cannot be cured with
Crump's Tonic OF Fruit and Spices. Ed
easennsSr n - cS csa1Ies n r Manaer.on. M 40 r ". Z.
Tilden, n. D.. PHI. D.; Capt. Il. }. Guentllcr.
Charles Dietz, j B. Hammond, u. W. Gias-
Kemp. and many c otIers. = Dclivered G 10 y any i
Rafs q co.. ,ss ST St Raslss, 9nHM
DANCING taught privately. 81; any
hour .daiiy to y -. m; c:ass, SO for
ssss ay Gfckp kpifef fsS
this office. SO mII27-7t-em
BEST 1Oc: LUNCH in city at
MONKS. 931 i 81. Dw. mh31-7t.em
hdME. ,d1d 1:, ST: ROSE; wor,a'aaSeisd aS ed
consulted on all affairs OF life. T19 2lst
ST. NV. mr277t
LA DI ES dining paHOr connected with
the Evans dining roOms Is now agnir
thrown oren a aiter Being renovated: meals
prices: 20 .cents. Q cents. 10 cents and
special orders. 922 anu ga st. nv
mh21-1 4t-em
SO CENTS DOwN-New credit sys
tern: lace cnr,atns. Smyrna rugs por-
quet lamps. blank ke;s. quilts. decorated
dinner and toilet sets. teachers Bibles
&c; SEND postal; VII bring samples
ne: 0Den tiIi p. m. mr5-1mo
PAOk. CLA Y etar,Oyant. tells your
disposition, ambitions, hopes. fears.
wishes. love affairs, business ucais. lost or
brings Separated iosciSer%: Prem removes Spells.
evil influences: tells every ythins for Soc;
hours. l0 to .; open Sunday. 4sS H St.
bet. IL aud 9Th sts. sw. milo lm-em
HALEE. True medium. ieJls life from
cradle to grave: also business and
love affairs; lost ar Stolen property; friends
and enemies. ami how u avoid trouble;
renioyes ns ys & evh N Influences; gives good i1ck:
II ct. NV. nihS limo
DIR. TAYLOR. 9U6 r st. NV, makes
full sets OF teeth for So; satisIac ton
guaranteed; teeth extracted without pain;
gold filling. 81; analgam, 5Oc. sc4-tf -
inept. 4 safe and sure relief in all
female trouble, constipation. irreGulari-
ties, tanor. cancer. opium habit. f.siula.
etc Separate looms for Patients before
aEd during confinement. and find homes
for infants IL required. Strictly coDriden-
tiai MRS; DE-. RENNE Err, IL Fourth 81.
hfi; iesssr ssa' T. Capitol ST. Washington D. C.
j n. w ALh ER SD Ms. .e4 lotr 81.
NV, carpet linicS, feits, fire brick. and
era Y, asbestos, paiats, brushes. lime. cement,
two and thrcc-ply roofing ma,e:iaLap2l -tf
SCIENTIFIC PALhISTRY HigsGs, s4sss.. ref
From IV t,". 1S7 lsih 81. Removed from JJ9
lsIh St inr-. Wv
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE-The public is hereby notified
that. through understanding, the
deal between Carl Auerbach, NV. corner
9TH and II SITS, and Garner 6 Co., whereby
c. Auerbach was TO occupy store ne. corner
by mutual consent, and the said parties
will remain at their present stores re-
spectively. Signed, c. AUERBACH, 500
a IN ST nw 1t
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$50 REV RD-A reward of $50
Is oiirrri Tor the arrest and conNic-
ton, or information leading to the arrest
and conviction, OF any person found inn
properly ia possession OF any lanterns.
tlrpa ulins, picks, liars. axes, hammers,
hand axes, SAWS, SDOvclS, harrov:S. tenn
porary track rails. switches or f,ogs, OF
ether tools, implements or appliances, or
property or lia teriaI OF any k.ii,i used in
the business of the undersigned. For
marks OF Identification. etc, address L.
SANTON, stree: railway contractor. OF
flee. Central power station: yard. l23 q
s.; ne; telephone, i040, Washington, ID. C.
mr2S-12t-eX sun
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FOR RENT-FLATS
FOR RENT-Two new flats; $40 and
$50; in Trotwood. NJ ST.. bet. 9th
and 1Oth SITS. NV. Inquire after y. NJ.
at Top Fiat. mh29-3t
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FON ENCHANIE.
BEAUTIFUL7r residence, unincum-
bered, at TakOma Park, ID. c.; on troll
ley and steam cars; large grounds: fine
shade: in, exchange Edr house NV; will
assume some incTnbeInce. Address Ia
KOMA, this Office Item
FOR ExCHAN NGE-A nice Broom
house in tie best isart OF sw., in ex-
change for a good lot In the sc. Apply at
422 2d 1t. sw. nh28-1t-em
F0R ExCHA fgGE-A 81, eco tiia-
nond Eacclet 10 cxfaiangc Tor realty.
Address DIAMOND, This. Office.
mh27-6t-efn a q
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE Must he sold at once-i'usi-
ness property, former price. Sl3.ot':
VIII sell now for S9.u0G: l:tI 9Th ST. NV:
large store and dwelling; 3-story. l5-ro0m
brick: Rot 2SX 10 feet, running back 10 wide
ale Y; stable IN rear. A. ). Ca YwuoD, .33
gtt. st NV. Inh3l -3t-cUi
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STOLEN.
STOLEN-Lenox bicycle. No. 15T43.
Liberal reward for information TO re-
cover the same. Apply 1719 De Sales
St mbcO-3t en-
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SP1R1TpALIAM.A rest % seaHce M
viii be held at WOnn's Hall, 721 9Th
st. NV. on WEDH ESDAY evening by Mrs.
zoller. medium; intcryie VS. daily. h23
18th st. NV mr31-2t
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SESSION OF 1896.

and place aforesaid receive the ballots for
electors OF president and vice-president of
tne United States, of the members and
oihcers OF the general assembly, en-
ployees and other persons, whose official
duties require their attendance upon the
! session of the legislature, Judges of the
supreme Court and members of the bar
attending the Supreme Court at
the time of the election, provided
such persons are legally entitled
to vote for such electors in this state and
shall take a list of all voters who shall
give in ballots; and shall at the expiration
of the time of such balloting sort and
count the votes so received and make a
certificate thereof, certifying the number
OF votes given for each candidate, Whlch
certificate, sealed up by said clerk, he
shall deliver to the secretary of state
within two days from the counting OF
said votes; and the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
secretary of state and speaker of the house
of representatives shall canvass the votes
so taken and certified in the manner now
provided by law. and shall include said
certificate in the list required by section
one hundred seventy-one Vermont Sta
tutes and dispose of such certificate as In
said section provided.
Sec. g. The provisions of the law in re-
lauon to voting for electors of president
and vice-president of the United States,
and counting the votes, not inconsistent
with this act, shall be observed.
Sec. T. Said clerk shall post notice OF
such election on the bulletin board OF the
house of representatives at least four
days prior to said first Tuesday of No
vember and shall procure ballots of the
clerk of Washington County, for use un-
der this act.
Sec. 8. The provisions of the so-called
Australian ballot law shall not apply TO
the voting herein provided for except as
herein specified and nothing in this act
shall prevent any person mentioned in
section two from voting for such electors
In the town of his residence instead of
as herein provided, IL he so prefers.
Sec 6. This act shall take effect from
its passage
Approved October 20. 1885,
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NUMBER 4.

AN ACT PROVIDING THAT REPRE-
aFETATIVEs OF POLITICAL PART
IFs MAY ACT WITH THE BOARD
40 CIVIL AUTHORITY IN CITIES,
4E4WNS AND VILLAGES IN GER
Tain CASES.
n a. hereby enacted by the General As
4...Elv OF the State of Vermont:
I. 3t4. i. In case the board of civil author
49 in any city, town or village does not
s6nfafn a member of each political party
+ inch. by law, would be entitled to have
n61..hations made by it, printed upon the
alae|ai ballots thereof; the mayor and al
4eto.en of such city or the selectmen of
4ldh town or the president and trustees of
1II1h village, on application in writing OF
fliree or more legal voters of such city,
town or village, setting forth such facts,
within six days after 'he presentation OF
+ euoh application :ya,sl designate and ap-
noInf some suitable member of such UNI
rtnra6ented political party as a member
~ said board of civil authority and cause a
o4fIIHeate of such appointment to be re-
Corded In the records of said city, town OF
VILLAGE: and the person so appointed shall
have he same authority in making and re-
pfalnr the check list, conducting elections
aud tanvassing votes as other members OF
the board of civil authority within said
til4 town or village by law have.
Aprroved November 20, 1896.
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The Phoenix,

cate of the third grade and who has taught
at least twenty-four weeks, shall not again
be eligible TO an examination for certi-
ficate of that grade.
Sec. 6. Section six hundred and sixty
Vermont Statutes is hereby amended so
as to read as follows:
person who has held two five-year GER
tiicates, and has during that time taught
two hundred weeks in the public schools Of
the State, may, at the expiration of the
two years covered by said certificates, by
the concurrent action of the superinten-
dent of education and the examiner Of
teachers of thecounty where such person
last taught, be granted without examina-
ton, certificate TO teach in the public
schools until the same is revoked
Sec 7. Section six hundred and eighty
two. Vermont Statutes, is hereby amended
so as to read as follows:
The clerk, annually, on or before the first
Tuesday of April, procure from the town
clerk a register for each school in his town
district and be responsible for the safe
keeping thereof; when a register is COM
pleted In accordance with the law. he shall
file 1t in the office of the town clerk on or
before the second Tuesday of the following
April, pursuant to the provisions of sec
ton seven hundred and twenty-seven.
Sec. 8 Section seven hundred and eleven,
Vermont Statutes, is hereby amended so
as to read as follows:
a person having tne control OF Cnllu
between the ages of eight and fifteen years,
shall cause such child to attend a public
school at least twenty-eignt weeks in a
year, and such attendance shall be con-
| tinuous. beginning with the school year
unless the child is mentally or physically
unable to attend, has already acquired the
branches required by law to be taught in
the public school, or is otherwise being
1 furnished with the same education.
| Sec. 3. Section seven hundred and TWEEN
ty-one, Vermont Statutes, is hereby
amended so as to read as follows:
A truant or other officer authorized to
make arrests in thetown, or an overseer oil
the poor, who refuses or neglects TO carry
out the provisions Of this chapter shall be
| fined not more than one hundred dollars
A justice or municipal court shall have
concurrent jurisdiction with the county
court in such prosecutions
Sec. 10 Section seven hundred and fifty
one, Vermont Statutes, is hereby amended
so as to read as follows:
| The money thus received by the towns
shall be divided as other public moneys are
divided by law; but no school distric
which has not maintained twenty-ei CHI
weeks Of school during the preceding year
shall be entitled 10 receive a share Of SAID
fund.
Sec. H. Section seven hundred and sixty
nine, Vermont Statutes. is hereby amended
so as to read as follows:
! The school directors or the school board
Of each town, city or graded school dis
trict shall provide and furnish at the ex
pense of such town, city or graded schoo
district all textbooks and appliances use'
in the studies required by section six hun
dred and eighty-three TO be taught in tn
public schools. to be paid for by order o
the school directors or school board oil
their respective treasurers.
Approved November a. 1896
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NUMBER Q.
NUMBER O.
AN ACT PROVIDING FOR THE AS
SESSMENT OF A STATE TAX.

NUMBER 3.
AN ACT PROVIDING FOR THE AS
SESSMENT OF A STATE TAX.
1t is hereby enacted by the General As
sembly of the State of Vermont.
Sec. l. A tax of fifteen cents on the dol
lar Is hereby assessed on the list OF the
polls and ratable estate of the Inhabitants
of this State. and non-residents who have
a grand list for the year 1891. The treas
urer of the State shall apportion to the sew
eral towns and cities and unorganied towns
and cores In this State such tax according
to their respective lists, and shall on or be-
fore the tenth day of October, A. ID. 1877.
make out and transmit to the treasurer of
each town and city, and the collector OF
taxes for the unorganied towns and cores
In this State a notice of the amount so APP
portioned, ard two thirds of said sum shall
be paid into the treasury OF the State on or
before the tenth day of November, A. ID.
1897, and the remaining third shall be so
paid on or before the tenth day of June
A. D. 1898.
Sec 2. The commissioners of taxes for
all unorganZed towns and cores shall, i'm
mediately on receipt Of such notice, assess
a tax for the amount specified upon such
unorganized towns and cores, ana ca use the
same to be collected in the manner pre-
scribed by law and paid into the state
treasury according to such notice; and the
several town and city treasurers shall upon
to the selectmen or the mayor of their re-
spective towns or cities. and such select
men or mayor shall draw an order on the
treasurer of their respective town or city
for the amount of such tax. and such treas
urer shall pay the same to the state treas
urer, according to such notice, out Of any
moneys belonging to their town or city,
and If there Is not sufficient funds in the
hands of such treasurer to pay such tax,
the selectmen or mayor shall borrow the
same upon their orders. and the several
| towns or cities may provide for the pay
ment of such tax by special tax to be as
seSsed and collected like ordinary town or
city taxes. or such State tax may be pro-
vided for like the ordinary expenses of the
several towns or cities.
| Sec. g. The list prepared by the secretary
Of state from the abstracts of the grand lis t
of the several towns, cities, unorganized
| towns or cores, which are now by law re-
CURED TO be returned to his Office shall con-
stitute a basis for the apportionment of
said tax.
Sec. T. The form of extent now pre-
scribed by law to be issued against the in
habftants of town for the nom payment
of a State tax may be changed to conform
to the provisions of this act.
| Sec. 5. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved November a. 1896.
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NUMBER 10.
AN ACT MAKING PROVISION FOE
THE SUPPORT OF GOVERNMENTS
Approved November "A, 1896.


AN ACT MAKING PROVISION FOR
THE SUPPORT OF GOVERNMENTS
It is hereby enacted by the General A.
sembly of the State of Vermont;
Sec /. The sum of sixty-five thouso,d
dollars Is hereby appropriated for tba
fiscal year 1896 and 1897, for the purnosa ~
paying the debentures of the iieutAnsnt.
governor, the Senate and the House ~
Representatives, and the contingent Nex.
penses os the General Assembly.
Sec 2 The sum of four hundred ard
twenty-five thousand dollars is hereby 4 n
propriated for the fiscal year 1896 and 1907
and the sum of four hundred thousand AZ doi
purpose of paying such demands apain-t
the State as may be allowed by the state
auditor.
Sec. g. The sum of thirty thousand d.,
lars is hereby appropriated for each NJ az
fiscal years of 1896 and 1897, and 1907 80
1898, for the purpose of paying the intsras.
on the bonds and other debts OF the So
Sec 4. The sum Of one hundred ana 49,,
thousand dollars Is hereby apnronrI, "
for each of the fiscal years of 1sqs ~, g, go
and 1897 and 1885, for the purpose Of ne
the expenses of the penal institlntions -
the State and the support of the insa ne -
Sec. s. The treasurer of the ST.
hereby authorized to borrow on M ~. a., is
of the State a sum not exceeding 81, ~
dred thousand dollars, for the nurnO, ~ ~
defraying the expenses of government ", ~
paying such appropriations as are or "a aa !
be made.
Sec C. This act shall take effect from Il.
passage.
Approved November a. 1896.
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mine the ownership of all property, real
and personal used Tor Normal school pur-
poses; shall make a complete inventory
and appraisal of the same; shall determine
the age, dimensions, ma terial, construc-
ton, condition, state of repair and equip
ment Of all buildings connected with said
schools; shall determine their convenience,
location and adaptabiity for Normal
school work; shall ascertain the sanitary
arrangements and conditions of all build
ings and their surroundings and shall
make full, complete and detailed report
of the same to the Legislature a its bien-
NAL session for the year 1898.
They shall also consider and make rec
concentrations to the Legislature for the
year 1898, as to the wisdom and propriety
of further appropriations for Normal in
struction; and as TO the advisability of fur
Their appropriations for one, two, three or
more Normal schools and whether the
present Normal schools should be con-
tinued or others established in the same or
other places; and such other and addition
al facts and recommendations as said
board shall deem advisable
Sec. g. Sections five to ten. inclusive IT
an act entitled 3" an act in amendme7rS of
section four hundred and seventy-tWo of
the Revised Laws approved November
z, 1894, and sectionsI 6N to s9s inclusive, of
the Vermont Statutes, and all acts and
parts of acts inconS| stent with this act are
hereby repealed.
Sec This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved November "a, 1896
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II is hereby enacted by the General AS
sembly of the State of Vermont:
Sec. l. Section FIVE hundred and eighty
two of chapter thirty-one of the vermont
Statutes is hereby amended so as 10 reAu
as follows; ~
Every savings bank and savings institu-
ton Incorporated by this State and doing
business herein shall pay a tax 10 me
State. which is hereby assessed at the rate
OF seven-tenths of one per cent anhuaily
upon the average amount OF It's deposits
and accumulations, deducting therNlroIh
the average amount not exceeding ten per
cent of its assets invested in United states
government bonds, and the average
amount of the assessed valuation of the
Peal estate owned by such corporation.
and, also, the amount II any, of Individual
deposits in excess of fifteen hundred DOL
lars each listed TO the depositors IN towns
of this State where such depositors reside
Sec. 9 Section five hundred and eighty
three OF chapter thirty-one OF the vermont
Statutes is hereby amended so as to read
as follows:
Every trust company or savings bank
and trust company incorporated by this
State, and doing business herein, shall pay
tax to the state treasurer. which is
hereby assessed at the rate of seven
tenths of one per cent annually, upon the
average amount of its deposits including
money or securities received as trustee
under order of court or otherwise deduct
ing therefrom the average amount not
exceeding ten per cent of Its assets invest
ed in United States government bonds,
and, also, the amount, II any, of individual
deposits In excess of fifteen hundred dol
lars each, listed TO the depositors In towns
of this State where such depositors reside.
Approved November ~, 1896.
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AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION l09 OF
THE VERMONT STATUTES, RE-
I,ATING TO POSTING CARDS OF
INSTRUCTION.
1t is hereby enacted by the General AS
sembly of the State of Vermont:
Section. I. Section one hundred and nine
of the Vermont Statutes is hereby amend
ed S. as to read as follows:
Sec. g. The several clerks whose duty
1t Is to prepare the official ballots, shall
prepare full instructions for the guldapce
. of voters in regard to obtaining ballots,
'hhe manner OF marking them, the method
of obtaining assistance in marking such
ballots, and as to obtaining new ballots
IN place of those accidentally spoiled; and
ahey shall cause such instructions, togeth-
er with such sections of the general law
as provide a penalty for violating the pro-
VISIONS of this title, to be printed in large
clear type, on separate cards, to be called
cards of instruction. They shall furnish
~ the officer whose duty 1t is to preside
IL Zach polling places, at least five such
cards and the sample ballots provided for
~ section one hundred and four of this
islinpter at least five days before the date
81 me election. Such officer shall imme-
fIafely post one of said cards of instruc-
zion and one sample ballot in plain view
n the room where the ballots are to be
east. and at least one of said cards and one
&fu|sle ballot in each postoffice in his town
Id one or more of said cards and sample
cts IN and about the polling place.
4pproved November "a, 1896.