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Almighty cod, whose wondrous grace
suspended all the stars in space
Like lamps which thro' the dreary night
pihuse their mellow. nnngling light.
And fiji. with hopes Of other life,
The hearts that bleed with earthly STRIFE.
The flowers. fields and lonely woo-is.
The streams that wend the SolitudeS:
The SHOWS, that from the winters sleep
Awake and rush unto the deep:
The binds that greet the smiling spring
uf Thee and IF Thy glory sing.
q let US then. whose hearts were sad
Forget the past-again lie glad
with grateful hearts again we'll sing
Forgetting winter in the spring;
Na longer thinking Of the pain
td days that uc'er can hurt again.
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The CaHBtt tounas-tsusr- az Carroll
euapiv aiI aarri ai thsir oaies iu ih. t"aFt
Howe. ai Nestmiazisr. Ha
MONDAY anJ TUESDAY. APRIL D.,
au3 si and oa MONDAY aud TUESDAY.
APRIL. is,h and lsib. Isa5,
% snake Transfers aRd Aharrmsnft- Al
person, Interested are rss4ae-ar,i io a;tsnu, ~
na aisi~mcu'@ 90 traasfcr. all. D. uiadr after
that iiHr tl -frtt tbs fess uf l~3S. Persons
masking apssigntinf. tnF ,r.sasisFs ,t and aiate
n.rnt. aa fsr,tsrt, wilA p. fss{Rirt,. ,U eou,ris
uiyh SECTIONS lg anI T. ,,G Artigi, 10 af th-
Revised G,.iy pf Pabl5g Gvaer.l iaa-.
Ey order .f Euaul
JOHN } REESE.
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There is said to be one editor in heaven.
How he got there is not positively known;
but ii is conjectured that he passed himself
off as minister and stepped in unexpeet-
edly, When the dodge was discovered
they searched the realms of felicity in all
their length and breadth for lawyer to
draw up the necessary papers for his eject
ment. but they couldn find one, and of
course he held the fort.
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How many people know what size
is? Everything. from ready made cloth
ing to gloves is made in sizes. but few
know the measurement of them In
coats size is one inch; size in under
wear is two inches; in sock. an inch
in a collar, half an inch; in shoes, one
sixth of an inch; in trousers. one inch in
gloves a quarter of an inch; and in hats,
one eighth.
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FRANCIS J. ~HGiNEE
MARY q NORRIS.
TO CREDITORS

Tal. &, e. give s.sts,- ihs1 the saier1t-v has
olsaiHti fraai fh~ tlrphas. taars ID. tarsutl
rnsaiy. iu Mar izua. .sstaf. tsst7mroisrt -#
the Personal Estate af
pANIE4. lEE~E
ls,+ ~ Tarr.,fi roaHfg lseva-esi. Aii l--vslis.
hasinr riasus. azalua, ga- arcra.ei arr hereby
uaFls,i ;D eNhihIi thr ssp1r, ssth 'hc ,oararrs
fh.ro5firgaIis aHthsut,satti, q, ths subscriber.
au us l--i1rc isr ssa ias 81 October. ts'ia;
ihtf rnav aih-ruiss. bf tav t-- ~Nc.0i-a fr,ta
sil l,surf7t II ,aid estate.
Glveu uud.s ms haad thi, l-lh ias af
March ise't
AMOS lEESE.
rnaras g. ExfgHluF.
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TRUSTEES' SALE.

Bv virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
for Carroll county, sitting rs Court oil
Equity. passed in cause No. 324j. the under
signed. trustees appointed To sell the land de
creed TO be sold. will sell AT Puh Sale, at
the Court House Door in Westminster. Car
roll county, Md. on
MONDAY, APRIL -. A. D.. 1898.
at o o'clock. p m. parcel Of land consist
ing of
Il ACRES, More or Less.
The improvements thereon are Two
Story Log Dwelling House. Log Stable and
several other small buildings.
4 IN y There are two Springs of eN-
g As.s cellent Water ON the premises.
es1s5t13s5Sss1 es5t131isss1 one of which Is near the
house; also large aud select variety OF SsSsr
Apple. Pear and other fruit trees in ass3SN
hearing condition. =
This property is in Woolery's district. on
the road leading TO the Deer Park Road. Is
about > miles from Finksburg, about the same
distance from Mechanicsylle. adioins the
land of Lewis H. StockSdale, Magruder Viii
son and Others. Is now Ia the occupancy OF
Jacob Bhy aud Is convenient To- schools.
Churches. Mills. 80.
Terms of sale 80 One-third cash on the day
Of sale or On the ratification thereof: one
third IN one and the other onc-third IN two
wears from the day cf sale. the credit pay
ment, "a he secured iy the notes uC The puT-
chaser or purchasers. with approved security,
hearing interest from the day ut sale; or all
cash. nu ratification Of sale.
JOHN NJ ROBERTS.
CHAS. T. REIFSNInER.
Trustees.
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SO REWARD.

The above reward will be paid by the Mayor
and Common Council of Westminster for the
arrest and conviction Of the person or persons
who started the FIRE in the neighborhood Of
the Ice Factory on Monday night, April lst.
apr6 81 JOS. d. BROOKS, Mayor.
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CHAS. A. RUNkLES.
JOHN II. RYAN,
JOSHUA BIZ RAIL-.
Examiners.

apr6 81

Sitting as a Court Of Equity.
NO. 334S EQUITY.
Ex-parte. In the Matter of the trust estate OF
Frederick Lehman, Charles f.. Fink, Tustee.
Ordered this lst day Of April. In the
year eighteen hundred and ninety y-iive, ON the
foregoing petition that the Circuit Court for
Carroll County, sitting in Equity, take iuris-
diction of the trust estate of Frederick Leh-
man, and that said Trustee settle said trust
estate under supervision and control Of said
Circuit Court for Carroll County, sitting as a
Courf Of Equity And il is further ordered
that the said Charles +. Fink, the Trustee in
the above eause named. do give notice TO the
creditors of the said Frederick Lehman who
we're such prior 10 the twenty-ninth day of
March. in the year eighteen hundred and
ninetv-fve. to file their claims, properly au-
thentieated to the Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Carroll County on or before the tenth day
of June. in the year eighteen hundred and
ninety FIVE, by causing a copy Of this order
to be published in some newspaper in Car
roll county once week for four successive
weeks prior 10 the sixth day Of MAY. next.
CHARLES B. ROBERTS.
True Copy,-Test:
aprt 81 BESJ. f. CRoUsE, CLERK.
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DIssoLUTIoN NOTICE.

DotRlE PIPE CREEK. Mn.
March 29th. 1895.
tween ]. ". Weant and II. f. Weant. under
the firm name of j. W Weant & Son. is this
day dissolved The business will be eontinu-
ed bv H. f. Weant. An early settlement nv
those indebted to the old firm Is requested.
J. W. WEANT.
ap6 3t& H. T. WEANT.
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Ia the Circuil Court ior Carroll Couoty
Gerhard Butke, Assignee. vs. John Eyir
aud Nina Eyle NJ. wiir,
Ordered this ilth day % Aprii. 4. H.
1898. that the Resiale,l Accuaui of the 4 aiiior
filed IN this elase b. finally ratified and cuafriu-
cd unleS- cause to the contrary tbervof t=-
shown ON or before the 2iih iay at Apl,i iasI;
provided q copy Of thi, or,lcr be inserted for
Two successive weeks hriorr the lass usiaej
day in some new SF.aper pabiish-d in Carroll
county.
BENZ. +. GROUSE. Clerk
True Copy. fest:
aprla 2 ReNJ +. CEnr -, tlles.
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ali
VIZ. B. WOODEN, G. E,
w Civil Engineer and Surveyor

All kinds of Land and Town Surveying
done on shortest notice. Am equipped with
first class modern instruments and have access
10 most valuable papers in the county.
Terms reasonable. p o. address, Box I6.
Hampstead. Md. mars l3t'
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DOAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that application will
be made to the County Commissioners Of
Carroll county at their first meeting after the
expiration Of thirty days from the date hereof
to open public road, thirty feet wide, begin
ming at a point on the public road known as
Oakland Mills road, in the 5th Election Dis
trict. in said county, between the store and
warehouse of the Oakland Manufacturing
Company, and running thence Westerly
through the lands ofsaid Company, to the land
of John Z. Melville; thence along the edge Of
said Melviles land to the land of Mrs.
Caroline Scrivnor; thence through the land Of
said Caroline Scrivnor TO the land Of John FL.
I.auterbaeh; thence through his land 10 the
land of the Allen estate TO the Liberty road AT
or near the bridge over the North Branch of
the PatapSco.
NICHOLAS ". STEELE
EVAN II. BELL.
WM. G. THOMAS,
ID. W. BRANDENBURG.
W. T. RIDGELY,
mar23 81 aud q others.
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JAMES f.. SMITH.
aIG 20 special Agent for Carrull C"Hu'y
NO 1880 EQUITY

aIG 70 special Agent sor tauuli ioHu't.
NO 1880 EQUITY
lu ,hr Ciresat Caat Esr Carr,ii Casats, -.
Equltv.
DAVID Stuner. Mortgage. Plaintiff. asa.f-t
George Richter sad viic NouEagorS
Ordered this 81 day ~ April. 4. r.. rish
teen huhdr-d and ninr,, Eve, ihai ihF saif o.,
the Real Estate mentioned in These pnsesra
iugs. ulade and Tepoyted ls DAVID Stofsr.
Mortgage. J.. ratified and confirmed. mates
cause 81 the contrary yhere,f De- shown au ar
i.s.iore the 6,h day ni MAY, next. provided s
copy Oi this oralrr br inserted iu some heae-
paper printed and pabii.hed 10 Carroll euflais
ono, ia eaeh oi three -uccr4.is, weeks l-riaFr
the 1ssh day of April, inst
The rrf.ort states the amUumi If sale in iss
SI1s. a.
BENZ. F. GROUSE. Clrrk
TFue Copy,-ress
aur6 3, BFNI. +. CnuU~r. Clerk.
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]. T. oRNDoRFF's SONS,
Westminster. Nd.
EXAMINERS NOTICE.

ENxAMINERs' NOTICE
The undersigned. Examiners appointed by
virtne Of commission Co them issael b. ihr
County Commissioners of Carroll county, %
opeu and locaie a public r0nptY Faad ia Tar
roll county. beginning for The saH8e al iuint
on the public road called the Ridge road. iu
Mt Airy district. IN said eouuty. bcing The
corner 81 the lands nf Elmer =. Hood aud
John RYAN, and running thence ufsan the
land, of said Hood and RYAN north as de-
gres.s. west 400 perchrs. io the land Of Louis
F. Hood. then upon the land Of said Louis +.
Hood. north l4l degrees. east los perchs,s:
thence sill upon the land of said l.euIs +.
Hood north i3f degrees. east p perch,-,;
thence upon the lands 81 said Louis T. Hood
and George W Hood. north Is degree east
is perches. Ia the land af Jefferson Ryan:
thence upon the lands Of said jefferson RYAN
aud George W. Hood, north 2is degrees, east
81 pefchss, To the land Of Margaret DuFall;
thence upon the land Ct George ". Hood the
following three courses and distances. 10 wit;
north IA degrees east 2S.s 9 percheS; north y
degrees. east l2.6 perches: north Is degrees
east pa perches. 60 the land of Mr.. Mar
garef DuvaIl: thence upon the land Of said
Mrs. Margaret Duyall. north - degrees. east
q. perches. 10 the land of Albert Jones: theaee
upon the land Of said Jones the following hive
courses and distances. to wit; north p degrees,
east 81 perches; north degrees. east - $40
perclles; north 25i degrees, east b 3 perches.
north 27l degrees. east 32.4 perches; north.
Sl degrees, east 4. 3 perehes, 10 the bed OF an
old private road; from thence upon or near
the bed Of said old private road through sud
upon the lands Of Emory Adams. Charles
Haines, Philip Myers. Henry N. Clary aud
James and Dennis D0nty to the public road
called the Buffalo road, in said county and
district, al a point opposite the residence Of
George Gartrell.
All persons whom II may concern are here
by notified that we will meet AT point on the
Ridge Road, in Mt Airy district, in Carroll
county. at the corner Of the lands of Elmer
T. Hood and John Ryan. on Wednesday.
Nav Sth 1898. al o clock a. m. TO execute
the trust rcposed in us by the aforesaid COM
mission.
CHAS. A. RUNKLES.
JOHN H. RYAN
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When You see good thing, push it along.
We have got the best thing you
have ever seen in
GENTLEMEN'S AND LADIES FINE
SHOES AND SLIPPERS
The nobhiest shapes that are made in Mems
Foot Wear in
RUSSETS. PATENT LEATHERS AND
BLACKS.
The prettiest and neatest line of
LADIES SHOES, oXF0RDS AND
SLIPPERS
ever opened for your inspection.
No young man who is strictly in it can afford
To pass by our line of Furnishings
SPRING NECKwEAR
in beautiful effects,
Correct styles in
HATS. HATS. HATS.
Always the latest IN
COLLARS AND SHIRTS.
Going. and soon will be gone.
CARPETS AND MATTINGS
are on the go. Last call Don't miss It,
This is the opportunity Of life lime.
Embrace it. Get one Of our
SEAMLESS MATTINGS,
SEAMLESS MATTINGS,
SEAMLESS MATTINGS,
~ cent grade. for 10 cents.
We guarantee TO sell sou as heavy Mating
at ~ cents as you can buy Al other
stores for Is cents.
Gigantic reductions in our
CARPETS.
CARPETS.
CARPETS.
The biggest come down Of the season. We
are closing out our line of Carpets.
They are going fnst. Come early
II You want to get the pick.
INGRAM CARPETS
as low as Is cents.
HALF-w0OL CARPETS,
80, S5 and 81 cents.
The pretiiest line of Ingram Carpets in town.
BRTSSELL CARPETS
as low as - cents.
BRUSSELL CARPETS
reduced from 65. 20 aud Is cents. to % and
60 cents 81 and s. cents reduced
10 % and 20 cents.
Others in ike proportion.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Thi, +, iu give Hn'.er that The .ffir,srii.r>
hs,. "htaiusi fom tire usrbau. t'tsr' vi
Carroll ct1ut, W Mar .sad. .r'trr. ts-ia-
afrrtary .u the PsE-sas. Estate Uf
PETER II. >HRiNEB.
is,c ar Carroll rnuuig. iss.easesi Al person.
having Ciaiul- against sh,. Irsea-s,i ar. hrrr6v
aarnr,l ia rNhiiH, fir ,sa,r. as'b tar 'HHrhet-
ftsreo{ icaalis aufhfafsssi.-i. tn ihs -aisrr.
t,r. on ~ i,efars. rbe ssi das ~ u,tulTr,
iS's. thsy MAY otherwise ty ias he rS'.u,issi
from ui t,.n,tif vt sasd estate
tiirrn anis7 snr han3s ihis l~fh ,iaE VI
March. I~at
FRANCIS J. SHEtNEE
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ELIAS BINLER
apo A.
ELECTION NOTICE.

ELECTION NOTICE.
The stockholders Of the Westminster and
Meadow Branch Turnpike Company are
hereby notified that an election wall he held
at the residence Of Samuel Roop. Meadow
Branch. ON
MONDAY. the 9th day Of MAY 1895,
between the hours of aud II a. M, for the.
purpose of electing a Board of Directors TO
manage the affairs Of said Company for the
ensuing wear.
JOHN T. DIFFENBAUGH,
apt A. Secretary.
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T T. oRNDoRFFs SONS.
1T oRNDORFFs SONS.
j. It. oRNDoRFFs SONS.
lis said. .'Distance Lends Enchantment'
Not 20 with our
DRESS GOODS.
DRESS GOODS.
they will bear the closest inspection. You
viii find correct styles. Why will you doubt
ing stand. when others are pIueking the
golden fruit before your eyes Get in the
push. be with the people. Come and see our
SUMNER FABRICS.
SUMMER FABRICS.
rrarvtbiug -, I ,ttiDa-
SnICIAS,
PERCALINES.
CANVAS.
wIGGAN.
LENo.
GRASS CLOTH. COTTON AND LINEN.
HAIR CLOTH.
FIBRE CHANoIS and
SKIRT ENTENDERS.
SPECIALISTS IN DRESS MAKERS
SUPPLIES
SILKS.
SILKS.
SILKS.
oi al descriptions. A pretty Wash SIX ior
Waists. "a cen, quali,, ST sa ecuf,
Shirt Waists to fl, a1 from p cents te s2.'o.
We e3earry IN Stock from s5oOto soooS,and
ard Patterns, acknowledged hy all 'o th. he.i
in existence.
We sen all of ,he Standard Publication
Every month we present yuu Fashion Sheets
free. II yon will kindly examine them ~
feel sure YOU Will decide 'hui they are ahead
Of any Of she old fashioned patterns uoU ou
the market.
ON SATURDAY. April. aud L., We
viii have Special SALES iu Carpets and Cot
tonades. These are tHua dde u-'iuriiaus.
No fake-
If you are contemplating the purchase II
anything ia DRY Good, dan yon think .
would te business before ht,yiup. ie sone anJ
see what We have aud heaI our pfie,.. We
can save you money
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Henry b. Gmmmer, CLERK.
IF YOU NEED BoNDsMEN,
TRUSTEES. EXECUTORS, ADMINS
TRAITORS. GUARDIAN OR FOR
ANY OTHER PURPOSES

Do moi annoy your nelghbor~ and friends by
asking them to 20 upon yoUr bond but apply
To the Fidelity and Deposit Co. of Maryland
This Company has half Million Capital and
500 600 surplus, and will go on your bond
for any purpose. at cost of from $40 up, Io
for small percentage of Your commissions,
II costs nothing To make an application.
Apply 10 CHAS. +. FINK.
Resident Director, Court street.
ian27 II Westminster. Md
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NoTICE 20 CREDIToRs

Th.. i- iu give na,lc, fhat tae -stl+>grib-r has
obtained frcm che Orphans Cuayt ot carroll
esuu,s. ju MARYLAND. letters IT administration
un thr Personal F.fat. 81
JESSE ~. uAiNES.
ls,e 81 Carfvu c,,uu,y. ,lreea-.j. All persons
having ciaim- against the deyea.s,l az, hcr',is
varued to exhibit the SAME, vi'b the vouchers
ihereoi ogali1 authenticated. 90 the subscriber,
su ar before the 6lh ,ias af Nnyrml.er 1885;
they uiay uihsrNj,e t.y Iaa h. .Ngiad-l from
an benefit uf said estate.
Given under my hand thi, 2i das sf
April, lsaj
AUGUSTUS HAlNES.
apG q Administrator.
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CORPORATION ELECTION

4 CORPORATION ELECTION
Noiic, 5, herchY gwen that aH Election oi
Oue Person Co serve a.
MAYOR AND FIVE PERSONS 10
SERVE As COMMON COUNCIL
iar the CITY of Westminster, Nd. for the
ensuing year. viii be- held on
MONDAY. the 9Th day of MAY. lS"i,
between the honr~ ef y M. and D.. a.. at
the residence Of
MRS. NJ. +. GRUMRlNE.
Ne - East Main Street Westminster.
JOSEPH y. BROOKS.
Mayor.
Henry B. Grammer Clerk apG -
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STATEMENT

STATFMENT
~ ihs oa.s,}ifias ,.t The Taiici states B5a,..-b
of fbs Caie,2.aias IAsifnaas faIslrJEa -
.>..flaHi. aa tbs list fnEof beoSI.i.'s. fyej-
CUAS. II. POST. Manager,
y. A. MCNEIL. Asst. Manager
JAMES r. HpWES. ri Asst Manage
ASSETS
stock aud Bonds, market yaiur. ; %. 80. .955-u1
Loans on Bond and Moyigagr.. io.Wsteo
Cash in Bank -.........-......... al ,'s3 ~
Accrued Interest and other
items l5'Nfs-tt
Premiums 5u course 81 callcC-
lion ................-.......-....-. tss.' .'s.S ~
Total ssets ets..................... s2.aIE. Sln.Es
LIABILITIES.
Reserve lor insurance tn t'rCr - i'.>. a.'1 ..s
Reserve tuy lgs-s-- M proers. ~
Adjustment i--....-..-............ -. l5.,. -
Reserve loF ai. other claims. ts3.24l-tr'
N.t .ur,,lu. ...................... s.s3. 49, sr.
Sa.stGsta.f-
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SALE
By yirtue Of the power 1t sale contained in
q mortgage from lame, \. GnSucli and wife.
datcsl December 2d. 1874. AND daly recorded
a,nong ihe Real Estate Mortgage Records
Of Carroll county. IN ijl,cr +. I. :. Ne. 2l.
folio 4tg. &c. aud dHig assigned 90 the mn
der,igasd. Will offer ar pHhiC sale ou the
premise, ai-'Ht ] aile EaSi Of Pa'sP~c', art
SATURDAY. 18th DAY OF April lss'5.
at . clock. p n.. all that lo, or rarr"l "t
.aHd containing
81 ACRES. MORE or LESS.
which Is iu a high state of cultivation. and
adiuin- thr lands at Daniel T. Bu.h, Grprgc
Benson and VIM a. Tayior sud &. par "i
thr lani ~ which y Watsaa Fay'nr, late If
Carroll CuHary. i'ri s,szsi aasi p-'-se>,e'i.
Trrzns Cn.h--or easier t-=rru- can '- 1Jsdr
aith ihs a,-seuer
MICHAEL r. WALSH. Assignee,
ar6 Vim. u Bl5sarl. AUe'iNn"sr.
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DosTER PRINTING a specially al the
l. ADVOCATE Office.
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10 CREDITORS

~
This Is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans CoBI ol
Carroll county, in Maryland. letter. Tesla.
meniarv ON the Personal Estate oi
ELIAS BINLER.
late of Carroll county. deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, 90 the sub
scriber. on OF before thf 9Th day Of Nasem.
her. 1875: they may otherwise by Law Dee rN-
cluded from all benefit Of said estate.
Given under my hand this Isl day ut April,
1929
SARAH &. BIXLER.
ap6 A. ENecutriN.
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WILSON & GOODWIN. Ascui>.
aps 81 Mrsimiusier. Ai-
GTATEhGENT

SAa,riag rs4slisg.a ~ N, FT.i,lifv .t taaa.
aify Ca. ~ Ns,r lafi flerra'tr- sfs.
lSgt.
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Jas. A. c. Bond, Solicitor.
j, NJ. Yingling, Auetioneer.
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TRANSFERS s ABATEMENTs.

AMOS IEESE
Exagatul
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MONDAY. APRIL -. A. d.. ls9i,
at q clock. y. m. parcel Of land consist
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they will bear the closest inspection. You
viii find correct styles. Why will you doubt
ing stand. when others are plueking the
golden fruit before your eyes. Get in the
push, be with the people. Come and see our
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1895-03-02
A Free Silver Party.

A dispatch from Washington City
February 25th says: 1t is under
stood that the leaders in the move
ment to organize free silver party
have received advices from different
parts of the country that such prog
ress has been made as to make
them feel fairly confident that they
will be able to organize new party
which will command the support
of the silver men throughout the
country.
A platform has been agreed upon
which plants the whole party on the
plank OF free silver, eliminating all
other demands of the populist plat
form of 1892. II is impossible,
however, to obtain particulars as
all those in attendance upon the
conference now in session here are
pledged to secrecy.
It is understood that General
Weaver is the principal mover in
this effort to secure the union Of
the silver forces and the dissolution
of the old parties, and it is stated
that he has the cooperation of Gen.
eral A. ]. Warner and the sympa.
thy of Representative Bland.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1895-03-02

In the following language the
Provo Dispatch voices the senti-
ments of all Western Democrats !:
There is now no longer room to
doubt that President Cleveland lie
Il single gold standard man to all
intents and purposes, and no free
coinage Democrat can any longer
follow him. It is not likely that
he will ever again be q candidate
for q public Office, and no such Sc
we're test will ever be applied to any
silver democrat again. But were
he again q candidate for president
we should, feel it our duty to op-
pose him with all the force We could
gather. "Silver equal in all respects
10 gold" 10 as much distinctive
democratic doctrine % is tariff for
revenue only" and whenever !
democrat gets down off that We can
no longer support him let bis name
y what It msy.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1895-03-02

Insanity and hypnotism are in
creasing at an alarming extent, if
we may judge from the reports of
criminal trials. Murder, grand lar
ceny, breach of promise cases and
even chicken stealing are accounted
for on the theory that some wretch
Of hypnotic powers had them un-
der their baneful influence, or the
great-grandfather of the accused
was suspected to indulge in an
occasional mental perambulation.
How is it that a man or woman who
is non compos mentis never does a
humane or charitable deed? Insan-
ity, which means mental irresponsi-
bility, should in some instance re-
suit in lavish benefaction or wildly
exhibitions of some sort or another.
1t 10 always the person accused of
crime in whose defense insanity or
hypnotic influence is pleaded.