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sentative. viz. P. / Bic Of Medicine Lake
who was an avowed candidate. and really
wanted the Office. and F. G. Arnett whom
the culbertson and Plensywood delegates
wanted but who did not care for the nom
ination himself.
On an informal ballot being take for Re-
preventative three names showed up strong.
viz. F. G Arnett. p. ]. Eie and r. !.
Moore. The fine Italian hand Of John
Lundquist. delegate from Bainville. was
detected in this deal. as the Bainville and
Medicine Lake delegates had formed .
combination to down Culbertson 4, all costs.
After the informal ballot was announced
Mr.. Arnett arose and declared that he was
not candidate and r. ]. Moore was then
nominated. with most Of the culbertson
delegates voting for him. as they were moi
in sympathy with the Medicine Lake candi.
date.
Mr.. r. I. Moore. while not very we'll
known in Eastern Valley County. is a
splendid man for the Office and one Of the
most popular Republicans in Western Val.
ley County. He was Valley County.
choice for Railroad Commissioner at the
State Conventinn and polled g votes. while
the Valley County delegates only numbered
II. thus showing that Mr. Moore has a re
putation outside Of his own county.
| The ticket which heads this article is /;
good one with not a weak member in il
and should be voted straight by all Repub
licans.
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THE FIRST REPUBLICAN PAPER
STARTED IN VALLEY CO., MONT.
Republican State Ticket.
For Congressman
CHARLES N. PRAY,
of Choteau County.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court
JOHN T. ATHEf,
Of Cascade County.
For Railroad Commissioner
E. A. MORLEY,
Of Silver Bsw County

Hon. Leonard Christler OF
Havre has been nominated as State
Senator by the Democratic County
Convention Of Choteau County.
Rev. Chistler is an Episcopal min
lister with large mission field, OF
which Culbertson Is a part. he
is also Editor OF the Montana Cltiz-
en- published at Glargow, and las,
but not least. he is booster. lie
is a booster for Havre and Choteau
County. He is booster for Glas
Cow and Valley County. and he Is
a booster for Montana all the time
While he is an Independent Dem
ocrat he is the kind OF man tina
would make good Republican
At the present time lac holds TIT
Office OF Representative from Chos
eau County.
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PLAN PEACE RIVER
RAILROAD Line
Bainviile- Pientywood Branch Il
Connect With The Alberta
Railroad,

Edmonton Alta, Sept. -74.-A huge
railway proposition backed by ex-
tensive New york capital. for the
construction OF a line OF railway
which will traverse the entire leng-
tn Of Alberta from the information.
al boundary to Peace River landing
a distance Of more than 100 miles,
and which will connect with the
Bainville- Plentywood Branch in
Montana, was laid before Premier
Sifton on Saturday by representative
Of New York capitalists. railway
builders and coal men. who have
already organized a company to
build the line and who have COM
plsted the surveys for the first 100
miles. Premier Sifton has affixed
his signature to tbs plans for the
FIRST 100 miles Of the road.-Special
to the St, Paul Dispatch.
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DEMOCRATIC
| CONVENTION
Democrats Gather at Glasgow
Wednesday and Nominate
Strong Ticket for the Com
Ing General Election.

The Democratic County Conven.
ton was held in Glasgow on Wed
nesday OF this week. The defeg at
es from Culbertson were; X. O.
Slette, w. Mathews. F. d. Nc.
Cormack, ]. G Nugent, S. P.
Mitchell and S. c. West. The
meeting was called to order at noon
and was one OF the most harmon.
ious ever held, nearly all the can.
didates being elected by acclama'
ten. The following officers were
nominated:
Dan Mckay. Malta, Senator.
X. o. Slette, Culbertson, Repre-
sentative.
Harry Rutter. Hinsdale. Sheriff
Sam Blanchard, Glasgow, Treas
urer.
i l. p. Evans, Glasgow. Count
attopey.
1, George Gibhart, Glasgow, A.
, SCISSOR.
, Frank Steele, Mondak, Commi'
sioner.
/ Oscar Hage. Medicine LAX
Clerk and Recorder.
Miss. Lind; Superintendent.
$ DIR. &. Drake, Mondak. Coron
Mr.. Buckhouse, Surveyor.
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FARM FOR SALE
Best and Cheapest Farm 10 This
Vicinity Offered NJ Immense
Sacrifice.

For the reason that l have sold
out my business in Culbertson and
wish to move away, / am DESTROYS
Of selling my farm Of 100 acres
adjoining TOWNSHIP of Culbertson.
A nice 4-room cottage and wind
mill goes with the farm, which Is
all fenced and otherwise improv-
ed. viii sell farm and improve
ments for s., 500.
lSu FRANK STEPHENS.
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Methods, Episcopal Church

Sunday School will be held for the study
d the lnternatiooal lesson every Sabbath
morning 1t Io.3o.
Preaching services every Sunday At 7:3o
preceded By fifteen minute song service
A cordial invitation i extended to al
the people of the city 10 aftsnd our services
where you viii Be cordially welcomed and
made 10 feel 1t home.
Come and bring your friends.
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Culbertson Township Ticket

For Justice Of the Peace
Ftp. MILLER
THOMAS CoURsCHENE
For Constsbles-
JOHN HIGGINS
JOHN r. BEwICK
John Survant. chairman of the County
Central Committee called the Republican
County Convention to order in Glasgow on
Monday at noon. and John A Tressler OF
Malta. secretary. read the call. Attorney
Howard NJ. Lewis Of Glasgow was made
temporary chairman. and upon being con-
Quoted to the platform made short but an
enthusiastic speech. giving the republican
party due eulogy for things progressive. r.
| l. Moore Of Glasgow was made temporary
secretary. The chairman then appointed
a committee on credentials. l. l.. Brooks.
Culbertson; John A. Tressler. Malta: G.
N. Ator Plentywoo I. 4. Taylor. Saco;
|. +. Dolin. Medicine Lake. As COM
mi,tee on permanent organization he ap-
pointed Lee Cornell. Busy Creek: DR..
Kline, Glasgow: ]. II, Jordan. Saeo: John
Lundquist. Bainviile. and NJ. II. Shack.
Nashua. resolutions committee was
composed OF Wm. Mcbride, Culbertson
II {. Walker. Poplar: !. /. Farris, Hins
dale. Alexander Elliott. Malta. and ]. W.
MEDIUM Of Glasgow. Adjournment wa
then taken until o'clock. when the com
mittees reported.
RI |. I. Farris, Of the Hinsdale Homestead
was made permanent chairman and X.
Moore permanent secretary. The resolu
! tions as adopted criticised the democrati
j county treasurer to not having turned i
interes, money on county deposits, and III
expensive administration Of the Democrat
sheriff; commenced the work Of Montana
representatives, in congress, and pledge
the delegates to DO all in their power to $
cure the reelection OF Senator Carter ar
Representative Pray. The resolutions al
made a request upon the next Legislature
create a new judicial district. separatil
Valley county from Choteau county asse
ing tina, the business of the district was
creasing so rapidly that it was necessa
that there be two districts instead OF one
Notwithstanding there were numerc
aspirants for nomination. there was We
| little hgh, resulted in putting the nom''
tons 4. rough Tor county officers. In orr
TO Gu, out oratory which the committee
order of business seemed to deem unnee
sary nominations we're made by ballot
1t has been generally conceded by
publicans Of the Yves, End Of the coul
tina, Eastern Valley county delegates sho
select the nominee for Representative
in consequence OF this understanding
Tor candidates for Office came forward IT
:, this end of the county except VIM. Mcbr
=, for county commissioner and Carl G,lo'
''~ son Of Reds,one for sheriff. Eassera '
ley County had two candidates Tor ker
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Il Saved HIS leg

..Ail thought I'D Io-~ my leg writes j.
A. Swensen. Of Watertown. Wis. Ten
years Of eczema. that IS doctors could not
cure. had IT last lard me mp. Then Buck
Inns Arnica Salve cured il. sound and
WE'LL" Infallible for Skin Eruptioas. &c
xema. Salt Rheum. Boils. Fever Sores.
Burns, Scaids. Cuts and Piles a5c At Tha
Valley Drug Co.
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Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy is today the best known med
icine in use for the relief and cure of b9w-
81 complaints. II cures gripping. diarrhoea.
dysentery. and should be taken At the first
unnatural looseness Of the bowels. Il u
equally valuable for children and adults.
II always cures. Sold by all druggists.
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st. Anthony's Church

Services will Be held in ST. Anthony's
Church the FIRST and third Sunday Of each
month At 10. 90 .. m. and Sunday School
every Sunday At p. ..
Service will be held At Medicine Lake
the second Sunday Of each month.
On the fourth Sunday alternately service
will be held At Bainvilie and Mondak.
Rev. Mahussier Desmonds.
Pastor.
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Cheap Land,

The sure way to make money Is to bay
cheap land. There Is only one crop Of land
and il IS about all gone. This is the last
call. Grain. vegetable and orange land
Sa5.o per acre. worth > hundred. Five
acres or and amount. One dollar per acre
cash. balance monthly. Write for particu-
lars. Commonwealth Realty Co.. Los
Angeles. Calf. artf.
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Hon. Chatles S. Hartman OF
Bozeman, Democratic nominee for
Representative in Congress, will
speak in Culbertson on the political
issues of the day on Thursday,
Oct. 9th, at 8 o'clock pm.
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Notice for Publication
Department OF the Interior

US. Land once. At Glasgow. Montana.
September. 10. 1910.
Notice IL hereby given that Anna Jarvis
of Culbertson. Montana. who on September
u 1910. made homestead entry. Serial No.
ui40ae. receipt. No. 5g757s. for SEA. Section s.
Township y north. Range IS East. Montana
Meridian. has filed notice Of Intention to make
Final Eve year Proof. to esta blish claim to the
land above described. before W. Mathews. u.
=. Commissioner. ~ his ofiice 1t Culbertson,
Valley county. Montana. on the 22nd day OF
October. 1910.
Claimant names Is witnesses:
James Heimer. William 7. stephens. John
q. Nuxent. Mark Thomas. all Of Culbertson.
Montana.
Truman NJ. Patten. Register.
First Publication September 10. 1910.
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Wanted-Clean cotton rags At / b .
Searchlisht ONCE. Will pay 5 cents .
pound for 10 or u pounds.
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CONVENTION
Republican Delegates Meet ut
Glasgow and Nominate the Fol-
lowing County Officers.

Republican SOuhty SNNess
For State senator
JOHN sURvANT of Malta
For Representative
RI. MOORE Of Glasgow.
For County Commissioner
WIN. MCBRIDE Of Culbertson.
For Sheriff
JAMES STEPHENS OF Glasgow.
For Treasurer
&c. DUNCAN of Hinsdale.
For Clerk and Recorder
W. B. SHOEMAKER. Of Hinsdsls.
For County Attorney
JOHN HURLEY Of Glasgow.
For Assessor
JAMES FOX OF Glasgow.
For Comfy Surveyor
W. II. MANN Of Malta.
| For Superintendent Of Schools
MISS FLORA SIMS Of saco.
Chairman County Centeral Committee
1T. FARRIs. OF Hinsdale.
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are attending these sales and are
buying up all kinds OF dry goods.
clothing and shoes at their own
price. A good deal Of it is con-
stantly arriving Tor the Chicago
Store OF Culbertson therefore a
word to the wise is sufficient, an
unbiased comparison Of qualities
and prices must convince YOU Of
the unexcelled money saving op-
portunities presented at the Chi
cago Store.
Ladies' short jackets and coats
all wool and all colors. silk lined,
that cost to make from Sc to sra,
on sale at 81 90 to $50.
Ladies' up.to-date fall and win
ter long coats, made up from fancy
cloak,ngs, broadcloth Jerseys, thi.
bets, cheviots and meltons in black
and all colors, also plush caricu;
and Russian pony and plush lined
and fur lined with fur collars, coats
costing all the way from $40 to $40
our prices from 1918 to 1878.
Mems suits and overcoats in the
latest styles and all colors and
Qualities, prices from 1913 to
Si4.75.
Boys knee pants suits and over
coats, made mp in all styles, all
, colors, ages 3 to 3 years, from
&1.15 to $3.50.
Girls fall and winter coats, q
splendid selection, ages 1 to 1!
years. from, from . .25 to S.37l
Ladies sweater coats, all colors
from 75c to S2.75.
Mems sweater coats, from As
+ to S1.25.
Boys and girls sweater coats
from 4Jc to S1.25.
Ladies dress skirts. all colors {
r Mohair or Panama, from S1.75 I
Z $3.50.
Ladies wolfe or silk dress skirt.
to form 1913 to $1,000.
Ladies' silk petticoats, all color
from $3.50 to. $500.
Il Ladies' princess dresses. mac
y. OF cashmere or mohair, fro
he 1915 to 1915.
ay Ladies' and mems fall and vii
g. tar underwear. from 26c to 81 %
!" Mems and boys winter cap
- from 25c to 0Sc.
b.I Mems blended muskrat caps {,
in $40.
er Mems or women's shoes. Z
We styles IN either leather or fel
Nv S1.25 to S2.05.
We Babies shoes. X6c to 75c.
to Girls shoes, 0Oc to 81. 61.
m Boys shoes, 01.2T to 81 81
DO Mems and women's wooden no
ca from 15c to 36c.
nc Carpet size rugs, 9 to IS fee
'ai 1915 to 1915 and thousan'
of other items from the very chea
est to the very best. Those VI
understand values will see at
glance that each and every ite
offered are genuine bargain
10 Railroad fare returned both way
within 4 radius Of 100 miles
Culbsrtson to purchasers Of $50.
ID or more. We certainly have (
nd goods this fall and at prices Il
ms Won seldom meet.
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SENATOR THOMAS II. CARTER
Senator Carter was endorsed for
reelection by The Republican State
Convention which met IN Missoula
Sept. 18th,
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Advertising Rates. very reasonable VIII DC
furnished on application at this once.
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rsrms-In advance. per year. ...-...s2 90
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-16

The Sunday school teacher had just
read from the good book: Love thy
neighbor as myself" Nov, Tommy
she queried, do you know what a
neighbor is?" Sure | do" replied
Tommy, "A neighbor is Il woman who
borrows things"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-16

SALES-Botwccn boards: 100 Haw.
c. & S. Co. Sil12Ia; 100 Haw. c. &
$. Co, Sil12i2; 80 Olaa, $3.50; 80
Olaa, $3.50; 100 Olaa, $3.50; 100 Olaa,
$3.50; 30 Eva, $33S7ls; 10 Oahu Sug.
CO., s3l.37h; IS Pepckeo. $3.50; 30
Olna, $3.50; % McBryde, $637ia.
Session Sales: Haw. G. e. s. Co,
s4112ia; 90 Olaa, s6.G2h; 5 Oahu
Sug. Co., S3l.25; rs Oahu Sug, Co,
S3i12i..
Latest sugar quotation l.39 cents or
$3.50 per ton.
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NEW TO-DAY

SPECIALISTS
EYE - EAR - NOSE - THROAT
3l.32.33.34 Young Building
DR., N0TTAGE. D.. 9 to II and to 3
DR., ROGERS. go. IL to l and 3 TO 8
Sundays 8 to IL
Other Hours by Appointment
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LOCAL and GENERAL

A new supply Of the huge nickel
pads has just come in. Two hun.
bred sheets for five cents, at the
B ulletin Office.
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The other fellows advice may turn
out all right II you mix II little com
mon sense with It,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-16

A word to the wise is unnecessary
Dallas News.
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WANTS
WANTED.

WANTED.
Office boy. Apply ONCE 80, AleXan-
der Young building. 469S.3t
YardbOy; good wages, board and
room. Cressatys, 2Oll Kalla Rd.
i69S-2t
-----------------------'
LOST.
Cameo brooch mounted in gold, with
two pearls. Finder please return
to this Office and receive reward
4G9S.3t
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TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.
LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL BILE LINE

Every Other EOur on tEs Oa1 EEOur-
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW YORK TERMINALS LIBERTY 81.
AND W I'D STREET
100 e. m--DIner. Pullman Earso- Ca
$500 a M Royal Special 5-zour rain
Coaches. Gaze. Parlor ard Oaserratio-s.
1870 a M Royal Special
81 90 q ul--Dluer ana Pullman Paricr ca
= 90 D u--Dinsr and PulIEns1 Parior Car
900 n sRoyal Limited" Al E1rfIr1s-
s-fr EuFet Smoker. ParIoT. Observation 60
too D m.-Coaches - Philadelphia
s5-Bg D u--Diner & ObSe-r2tsOl EariOr Car.
$50 D ul--COacEes 20 New ok
sIs-l5 uIEht-Sleepe-S 10 New YORK
80 a. u.-Sieepers 20 Phiia- and New York
ATLANTIC CITY, fT-oo. sd. su-o0 a n
100 geo ,
70 BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
CTeeE DAYS G-lG q n 70 1910 D nj
sz-5a $50. $50, --o- 80. $500. ga -a-oa
800 u.I5, 4z-00. -S-oo, f5-zo, $50, f4:9d
@4s5 $50, f5-03, r5-so- T5-l- ga T7-09 sS0a
600 sl6-0o -Io.se. -u.so. IBIS night
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. -s-I0 a. H., -. so , n
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS. a1d LOUIS
PITTSBURG. %S-lc a. n, - 's=I5 ?. n,
s75-s= night Sleeper ready. 10 , N
CLEVELAND. -g.lo p II
SS0TT-NBL-S. $50 p n
V-ITEETTNCG. -9-l0 a. ul-- SD , n
CUMBERLAND 80 ,. H.. Queen CIty
sR PSTS CHESTER. 1910 a n, f41a. f5:0s , n
FREDERICK. 1910. 80 a. n. t1-s5. 1874
20 - fg;ERsTOwS. 1910 j. m. $500 D n
sDeg7V EXCEPT sunday fSC1day only
TeIephones at ali q the following TiCket
,,s-i-ss. - c St y " Main 1881: SO Penn
--f--s-.sa ave Main Z1S- Union station Ticket
S-es,s sTsfr $50: Information Bureau Main L8ga
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GASOLINE ENGINES

AERMOTOE GASOLINE Pumping Engine
for suburban residence. dairieS. etc: az
tached direct 10 pump. belt. over loo used
around Washington. send Tor catalogue. dem
onstrated: SSs-50 LOCKWOOD CO. S24 9Th
ST y w
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WANTED-I5AMS

tyyo-horse teams V--th
Word & co. 50T 18Th g. n "
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Of ne De0-
dency in the Supreme Court Of the IJis5r G.
O. Columbia. Of a fuit by the United Srs-es
20 the Use Of the Crane Company. Of Chicago.
Illinois. against John r. lawyer. peru1aner-
F2eceiVer for the Metropolitan SURETY CO..
rsarv Of New York y Y said co7nD7n,
having become surety on the bond Of Ns-fI1
Mcnamara OF Washington. District o. O.
I,5rnbfa furnished under his contract "a fe5
August Is 1865, with the TniteI states ~
partrneut Of Agriculture, for the lnstaIIafion
- certain steam mains on the -rnllolIv ~
said Department Of Agriculture said Sfrif
being to secure payment Of balance claimed
70 b due for materials furnished 10 sid
Martin Mcnamara for use 70 said work an
49, used under she above cour-ac-. and u---
mem for which has not been made an
s-reh- rctfned t5at slse- have . ~se-s 10
Intervene in the above SUI PACK HINTON
= PACK Attorneys cor PLAINTIFF. Nunsev
building Washington, D Z.
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GARAGES AND WAREHOUSES;

THIS PROPERTY IS SUITABLE
FOR ALMOST ANY PURPOSE.
such as storage stables. auto garage, ct,
It embodses the following features:
LOCATION On 90 It alley between II and
SITS. 18th and 18Th SITS y w
Accessible from either I-ta or
18th SITS.
SIZE s. II by 50 It
FLOORS Three, 1st and ID floors ce-
menJed; top floor. wood
LIGHT Electricity throughout
HEAT Steam 10 al parts Of the
building
POWER Gas engine
ELEVATOR Electric, high-po~ered.
RENT 500 per month
EQUIPMENT Rooms; paint shop, machine
shop without machinery other
than 12-h- D gas engine)
J. L. KOLB,
PHONE MAIN J77s- gz3 n Y AVE
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INVESTMENT PROPERLY

Gill EDGE INVESTMENT in view York
real estate for salaried people on cas-
monthly payments With Insurance fea-
ture. and d free trip L. New York 10 eX-
anime property For particulars address %
i.onc Bldg An interview can De secured
after Office hours by telephoning Main 7555.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y R-FoIIowIng schedule figures published
or11- As information. AID not guaranteed.
- Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile New
~.-Tce-S Asf1sz lie, 500 a m and 1875 D. m
&c., 600 a. m 6aily for Chattanooga aud
Sf..-spFfs Dining cars
So Roanoke. Knoxville ChattsuOOEa-
-,1----f-eTsr1 New Orleans. 1910 p m daily
- I2S1noks. Knoxville, Chattanooga, Mem
rLfS Nashville 4-I0 a m daily sleeping
-, - after 10 D. m J. Dining cars.
- r-77arIotte- Spsr-anburg- Atlanta, zuuss-
% FS5-rninehaun. s-15 p m daily Dining
Ss lis. cars for California Monday We'd
-,5s1 THURSDAY. Friday Saturday. s-l5
?, y r,artotts Columbia Charleston. AIKEN
. - savannah. Jacksonville ard Fer
$500 $50 .. daily Dining cars.
ia - 90 fFar-is1rl5urE- $50 a M daliv
D n. and 40 p n week days; 10
DanNL-s.@r 80 a. rs. and $50 D "a dafIv-
!otte 57.e--,--srfor. &-S9 ? n daily and 49,
IoF week DAYS frequent traias 50 an
troIn j. s BROWN. General sea
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HOTEL APARTMENTS

NEW HOTEL BANCROFT.
C5r. 1sth and II sts. \. "
American and European plans.
Special weekly and monthly rstsA
PHONE ~ SEA
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C4EssPEAKE & OHIO LINES.

=. - As information only, not guarantees
Rupl1S- m daIy-F0r Virginia, West Vfr-
80 = - Kentucky points Pullman sleep
glna@s 9-iDrfnnati and Louisville Dining car
-S9--9I~ss1-O SPECIAL Sold train 10 81
80 with Pullman sleepers 4 Chicago.
l-o~ls- - Al important stations Pulirssn-s
StOils -----srT71eat and - * o dining car
Iillsst. - - daiIy-F- r V LIMITED. fo-
- -. SoutsgS est. and Northwest FsuTf-
tHe .or,--r,ers 20 Virginia Hot Springs Cincfa-
- nd Lou-Sviile. Cincinnati .eepar open
l-@-e-,--raut-v 10 = b.. Q. < O. dining car
Tor I 49,, - Of6ces SIC Pa ave 1873 ST ana
- - Sssatior Phone Main 1855. 2255 and 5ss8
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-05-21

The town election held under the
new suffrage scheme for Elkton,
framed during the recent session Of the
Legislature, came off from to p.
M, on Monday Rival candidates and
their hackers were quite active for sew
.ral days prior to the contest, and
electioneering was brisk up to the
closing Of the polls. The drift appear
ed to be toward the Ants or the new
ticket, Messrs Mitchell, Giles and
King, but few, il any, Of their follow
ers looked for the big majorities
received. The average. voter stood
for new deal and got what he wanted
The vote cast was $50, 40 short of the
total registration. Ten Of the eleven
colored voters registered as tax-pay-
ers cast their ballots. The votes were
distributed as follows: For President
DR.. H. Arthur Mitchell, 25o; James
+. Powers, Io4. For Commiss: :oners--
Oliver c. Giles. 26I; DIR. w. d. Cav
ley, III; Samuel H. King, 237; Elmore
Deibert, o6 Messrs. Powers and Del
bert are members Of the present Coun-
ell. Messrs. Mitchell, Giles and King
with Messrs. Cadmus Price ard Victor
K. Bennett, elected last year, will form
the new Council, who will appoint a
Town Treasurer and Bailiff and Coun-
sellor