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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 28 September 1908, Page 3

i THE U.S. PRESIDENTS ELECTION. MR HEARST AND HIS CHARGES FURTHER ALLEGATIONS. [Peess Association. — Copyright] NEW YORK, Saturday. Mr Hearst has published additional letters, showing that eminent Republican and Dempcratic politicians tendered legislative services to financial corporations upon the basis of financial support. The disclosure has evoked frantic expressions of public disgust. Senator Foraker declared that Mr Taft consorted with Standard Oil magnates, and Mr Roosevelt's conduct since the charges were made indicated a guilty conscience. The Democrats accuse Mr Cornelius Bliss, treasurer of the Republican National Party, of, on behalf of Mr Cortelyou, Chairman of the Republican National Committee, levying a contribution of £20,000 upon Merrsrs Rogers and Archbold, representing the Standard Oil Trust, on the understanding that tho Act would be less harshly administered towards the corporation. Tbe Democrats admit that Mr Roosevelt directed the Committee to return the money, but the money was spent nevertheless, and a little later tihe Standard Oil Trust was requested to furnish £50,000 move. Mr Rogers declined, intimating that they had never received back tht £20,000. He accused Mr Roosevelt of knowing that the 9um was not only accepted, but used. TO-DAY'S CABLES. RESIGNATION OF MR HASKELL. (Received September 28, 9.40 a.m.) NEW YORK, Sunday. Mi- Haskell, treasurer of the Na tional Democratic Fund, has resigned the treasurership of the Democrnti. National Committee and Cover iorshi_i of Oklahama, but he has denied that his resignation amounts to an admission that President Roosevelt's and Mr Hearst's accusations that he has been a tool of Standard Oil aye correct. For Children's Hacking Cough a1 light Woot__' Great feppermiut Cure rp 6d and 2s 6d. WANTED, Teacher for Pianoforte from 7.30 to 8.30 p.m. Address, Mail Office. FRIED Flounders a speciality at the TROCADERO TO-NIGHT. GOOD NEWS! 300 CANDLE POWER! 300 CANDLE POWER! Just arranged — . . SOLE AGENCY FOR THE FAMOUS BLOCK LIGHT BURNERS. BLOCK LIGHT BURNERS. 7s 6d each (fitted.) H. FL/.TT, THE LIVE GASFITTER. 'Phono 327. Call and Inquire. TO THE ELECTORS IN THE WAI-ITI RIDING OF THE WAIMEA COUNTY COUNCIL. LADIES & GENTLEMEN,— I will be a Candidate at the General Election of the County Council, and will be pleased to meet the electors at the Public Halls throughout the Riding and express my views on Council matters at an early date. Yours faithfully, PETER HIGGINS. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. WAIMEA THE Annual Meeting will be held in the Oddfellows' Hall, Wakefield on MONDAY, October sth, at 8 p.m. WALTER R, PEARLESS, Secretary. FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of Mr W. F. Cresswell are respectfully informed that the Funeral of his late Son, Alva Graydon , will leave his residence Stoke, TO-MORROW Afternoon, for the Methodist Church Cemetery, Stoke, at 3 o'clock. THOS. "OEE, HOS. JT EE, THE NO-LICENSE ADVOCATE, Will Speak in tho THEATRE ROYAL On SUNDAY Next, Oct. 4th, and TUESDAY, October 6th. MONDAY, RANZAU SCHOOLROOM Don't fail to hear this sturdy champion. THANKS" MRS. L. K. LUCRE desires to expra«s to the Public of Nelson her heartfelt gratitude for the great kindnesses shown by them in every way to her late Husband during his long and trying illness. The general community have been untiring in their efforts to give relief in every w»y, aud their generosity has been unlimited ; one of his own last requests was to say that he also felt deeply indeed the great goodness shown, financially and otherwise. I also desiro to return thanks tv the Hospital Staff, Dr. Mackay, and the Nurses. With sincere gratitude. KATIE LUCRE. T7IOR New Goods in Drapery and J. Clothing, visit Carpenter's, Har-dy-st. "nibbon Corsets, all sizes, ls 6d. Prints 4id. ART Muslins, yard wide 44d, See. our Dress Linen Checks or Stripes 9d, Ladies' Singlets 6d, Handkerchiefs 2d. SEE our assortment of Muslins from sd, Lace Insertions and Embroideries, all sorts, widths, and prices, from ld. MEN'S Tennis Shirts with collars or bands 2s 6d, Sox 3d, Undershirts ls 6d, Underpants ls 6d, Ties from 4d each. DENIMS, Blue or Grey 3s lld, Tweed Trousers 5s 6d. A few Suits to clear at 20s, were 32s 6d. At CARPENTER'S. SOMETHING Entirely New in Ladies' Leather Belts. All the rage in the fashionable centres. Now showing at BROWN and KERR'S. SPECIAL Sale Prices continue for a few days longer. Be wise and take advantage.— BßOWN and KERR. '' SALE OF . FURNITURE & EFFECTS ON WEDNESDAY, 30th inst., at PANAMA HOTEL. Full Particulars To-morrow. HARMONIC SOCIETY. NO PRACTICE For Either CHORUS or ORCHESTRA This Week. NELSON HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. MEETING of the Committee ab 8 p.m. on Monday at Chamber of Commerce Room. ELSON TNSTITUTE. elson Institute. (In Aid of the Building Fund). A LECTURE will be given by C. Y. FELL Esq., On WEDNESDAY EVENING Nest, September 30th, at THE SCHOOL OF MUSIC. THE SCHOOL OF MUSIC. "A Visit to Europe by way o^ South America and Portugal. Illustrated by a great number of beautiful Lantern Views from Photosraphs taken by Mr Fell en route. In Aid of the Building Fund of THE NELSON INSTITUTE. Front seats 2s : back ls. Commence at 8 p.m. Tickets to bo obtained at Jackßon s Hounsell's, Huffani's, and Oakey's.