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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12

Sas lilberne gii9oisiubildum oes
Gr,bii6ois Gorrisan pon SEEM Yort
seitaltete lid Wittwo9 in lester $50
DE gu einem Der oentwiroislten, eins
brudsuoliten Greisniiie in Ser fatb.
Stride. GrSbiidof Gorrisan, Der pen
eaien wie Frieitern sleid seebrt, &C.
a6tet uno seliebt wiro, bat es, wie
feiner ieiner |orsdnser, %ueritanben,
iid burd lein miloes, freunblides unb
bod feltes unb enti6iebenes Muftreten,
burd ieine weile Ter1paltuns bes Org
bistbums, burd feline S0roeruns milo
tbdtiser Inltalten uno Sdulen fur
bic SuSenb, wie bic Grri6tuns elmer
boberen gebranitalt fur @eiltlide, bic
Ser;en Der 2aien iowobl wie Der Yrie=
iter gu Seruinnen. Gr bat ndmli9 in
Der Sdulirase seSeist, bab er nidt
MIR Elm tatboliider, lonoern aud elm
peiler &irdeniirit lit, unb er bat ii9
leiner idwierisen Ffli9t ben ueridie.
benen Nationalitdten in leiner Cry
bio;sie sessniber in elmer @eiie ents
lebist, bic ieinem 9er,en unb Yeritanb
rpie ieinem 8eredtisteitsiinn aae Gbre
ma@t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12
OemebS X6labtberibt.

ueber bic sroBartise a,'esstbnt bes
Commodore Oemep bel Wanila lit
enbli4 cine ofii;iele Nad'ridt in un.
ierer Sunbesitabt einsetroHen unb
bamit Der Saduerbalt in elm bsui9eis
nsnbes 0idt seltelt. Setanntli9 IA.
men bic eriten Na9ri9ten iber bic in
Der BAL pom Wanila selieferte See.
i4ladt aus ipanilder NueQe; benl.l.
ben Sufolse batten bic Sponisr bic
S4la4t uerloren. Orei ibrer &rieas.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12

Nue Eerionen, Die es bis pabin
perabldumtei, in ben Belts Der spei=
ten Fapiere uno oamit gum Hette Ell
mes |ollbirSers Su geldnsen, iolten
pies nidt ilber ben nd6iten @erihtss
termln, Der am %. Wtai be9innt, bins
auoldieben. user bis sum 6. glu9uit
oiele Fapiere ni6t genommen bat,
wiro in Der Nopemberpabl tein gSabls
redt alsiiben tonnen. Niemanb in
oielem Gountp ioute leiner Burger
re6te uerlultis seben, ionoern Sober
bic erlte @elesenbeit wabrnebmeu, lid
Die Seredtisuns zines @ollbirsers 81
lidern. Der Freis iir Die speiten
Fapiere lit wdbreno Der leeten yesisz
latllrlieun9 BON -. 90 auf 81. 90 Der
abseiest uno 10 Seoem Die Woslidteit
seseben, ii6 gum @olblrser itempeln
81 laiien. Sin ieoer unlerer peler
ioute bic @idtisteit bieles S6rittes
ertennen uno paiiir lorsen, baB er BEL
Der tommenoen Wabl an Der Nusz
iibuns ieiner @ablplidt nidt sebin=
bert lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12

@laclton.'s, GuSlanos groBten
Staatsmunn.S Sag. limb s.;dblt, uno
tb.ilw.ii. inter leiner Siibruns bat
pas britilt. Hei6 81. bodite Staii.l
Der Mudt .rtlommen, unc @laoiton.
mar es an leinem |.~b,nsabeno b.idi.
ben, IS i'm !3enitb i.iner @roBe 81
ihauen. Nber ald iir Sritani,n
iheint bic Stunoe bes Niepersan9es
i6on setpmm.n, unb pie iiir Spani.n,
10 weroen uorauSli6tlid au6 leine
6%olOnien ben @rabltein ieiner @elt=
madt biloen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12
Nu bic Maienf6ni9in.

= Sunairau. Waientoni9in.
son treuno.ih auf uns nieoer,
|Ss fino,u Dir ron Sera uno 3bal
Ser 2iebe iromme eieeer.
| 1o uur oejn boloes Silonib itebt,
Z, ppit,r ;arte Slitbeu,
lluo 100 oeiu bimmliIb Nu9s ltrablf,
ut QtujesIuit bienisoen.
. 3uusirau. Waisntonisin.
Mss lhloe uno Grbarmen,
llro mmoe nciue ollie ~
7.r Hruuten uuo ben Nrmen.
:, .ounen niht Die Stirne liar
Or. Roi;u Dir betrnn,en,
7ob III benz yluge tummermuo
7sr shrauen Yerlen gllnSen.
: 5uuairau, Moientonisin,
On uuitr SroIt bieuieoeu,
Tyrbttt' Der nrmeu. armen Welt.
DE Hemutb uue Den 6rieoen.
Sic iabt p,reebens bort oas @lild,
no falib.r Sian, uuo S6immer,
Sis oas ibr boheebauteS SbloB
,3eri0llt in Shutt uno 2riimmer.
: 3urofrau, Waisntonisln,
Sci 0orbilo on Der JuGsno,
uro lea in hires SerSens StreW
Den Gjruuo III mobrsr 2uaeno.
bur ieltsu ibmudt Die Stlte rein
Rod ibrer Seeleu Sarten,
Sic rool.u ppp'ser RoiW nur
an ojsitrr 2eb,r Ucst'N.
> Suaofyau, Wlierlou,lin,
III .5uaatt rtu'a'r Suuntr,
: rjwm ne S,ue. Nile oNt
linz rei,c oeiHe HuHer!
IS wrrc, il MT tie letort,
s7ab e,rcs a'ug 2'rtcren,
Gcs Nit. 0 6imm atotohI0tM
,3uy 5b !5erin s:totst.
= .>mairou, |''jyitonls'n
sisb' i~tuurli6 aai aus nleecr.
Is tliugeu or no. 2iera mo lb1l
Ger Nrhr iromms &'eoer.
Iertruueno asb'r MIR ~ Dir.
. lille uiier Sthnsa,
llao iibr, Hu3 Dem 6immtt III
Nus pteism Sbal ser 3bgancn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12

IN uatitanilhen &r,il,n beiiirht,t
man, paB Der ipaniid amcrit. &risg
oa9 6no. oes 9r.iien Fapites, oellen
Seele lo;ula9cn MIR m.br nit cin.m
i:ipenen Saoen al Dem alterslhwuhen
aorper hdnSt, bel6leunjsen mcroe.
in Der Sbut baben Die GreiSnine
Der lest.n Mo6en ben ebrpilrpiseu
Fontiier ti.f erldiittert. So6 Die
%orlebun9 miro i'm nitt iterben lais
len, bis .r ieine erbab.ne Wiiiion pou
uno gang erfiut bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12

IN niht weni9er uls 50 Der lo6
Counties peS Sempcren;itaateo aun=
las wuroc i'm periloiieneu Sabre 9Seln
0emuht. Die Subl Der @einber9e
ooer Meiuhdn;un9en betrug 1l2l,
uno oiclelbsu lieferten 23l 1854 Sal
lonen 2&ein. Sieier I&ein ouein bat
te, III - Gente pro Wallone beredz
net, mir sic &anl0'cr %erbdltnil'e
ni6t III bod)) cinen 2Sertb pcnSl13,s
523. Sao beotutenoIte &an'a'er
9&cinz6ountp lit Sonipban, SGns in
Der n0tooltlihen Gte Dee Staateo;
paiielbe bat 497 @ciuber9e auI ;imei
len, Die i'm porisen Sabre uabesu So
900 Walloneu 9Sein lieTerten. Eon
einem sewiiien GiniluB aui Die @einz
Yroouttion bieleS Gountp'S mag Der
lmltanp lein, caB oaiielbc an Die
Staaten ltebrueta II. Willouri Sren;t,
melbe beioe feline Frobibitionsltaaten
iino.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12
Gin XiIber:c Jubildmm.

SIN Sum- oieies Sabres wirb elm
0ierteliabrbunbert uerHoiien iein, ieit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12

Die ,britii6e NreunpiNuit" lpi.lt
iett cine 9roBe Nolle in ben Spalt.n
psranSlo= amcritaniiden lagos FrelIe.
Wtun l6eint bort gan; uer9eilen I'll buz
ben, mi, tbeuer lid England iiir lei
II, Srsunoi6ait b.;Obleu last uno wie
Wnalp.rldiiio oiei.lbs tropoem mciit lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12

Die Nrump ihc Shliibau Welell=
ihult III FDIlapelpbiu hat pon Der
ruiijiheu 3tcSicrun9 ben BAN zines
Shluhtihiiieo pon 1000 Spnncn-
0ebult unp Is Mnoten Nabrgel6pin
oi0ttit uuo zines &reuSerS pom 23
Hnotcn NOhr9eihminOiGtcjt III Nul
tra0 bctommeu. Dad Der Don I'M
iereu bone muoco @rie99lhlilen 10
eben BEL Den E%bilippinen %beltunoenerl
NeuerprObe pilriten ~per0rtiSc AuItrd9e
aus europa bduiiSer merocn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12
"a. Sabrgang.

bereito crwdbut, ouR Die @OtbOlitcn
betcu nm buloj9c &ecnpigunS oeS
Mrie9eo. Sm glcihen Siune bat be
reit9 cine Nn;nbl uuicrer %n65ie,
luie cben Crit Mgr. HNBer, ~belonOere
"iebetc 0nGcOronet. llnO icOer, Der
Die lhmercu Munocn, Ole lclbit ein
iie0rcihcr Mrieg Wulerem vunoe ihla
oeu mus, auh mr ciui9crmuHen III
ermtilcu perltebt, miro GcruiB nitt
ucridumen, Dem inltdnOigcn %&uni0t
oc0 Caters ser Ghriitenbeit nuh
&rditcu Nehnun9 81 truGcn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12

Our6 ben &ries lit Die Hoose'i6e
Ginpanoerum9s Bill, wel6e parlaz
mentariid nod INNER auf Dem Gid
oes Spreders lieSt unO ieoerieit i'm
INauie auISerufen weroen fam, Sans
in %er9eilenbeit Seratben. uno bod
miro nan wieoer oarau erinnert, wenn
man lielt buB seraoe purd ben &rie9
bic G%tnwanoerung angcre9t mtro, neil
wobl piele yelte %dnnebmen, baB our6
bic GntSiebuns pom lrbeitstrdften
iilr ben Sienit in Seer uno ,Slotte
wie our6 bic uermebrte Sbdtisteit
ein;elner Snoultriesueise erbobte Or
beitSselesenbeit Sei6aiien wirb, SaS
mag aud bis 81 einem Sewiiien @race
rid)tis lein uno mare oann MIR elm
neuer gcneiS fir unlere Tebauptun9,
oaB lid Die GinpanberlnS ie na6 ben
u%orbanoenen SeoinSun9en sanS bon
ielblt res.lt, obne Seleeli6e Sel6rdnz
tunsen pur6 einen SilpunSsteit, bel
len Selteben ODER Itidtbelteben gar
ni6ts fiir bic Sausli6teit bes betrefs
ienoen GinwanoererS Iir lein Meiters
fommen bier benefit. Nber troeoem
wercen mir I'M nddlten Sabr, wenn
Der &rie9 porbei lit, ben &i sez
gen bic Sel6rdntuns Der Ginwanz
oerrns pom nerem 81 fibren baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12

Gontrez Nomiral Oepep, Der 9eteis
erie SefeblSbaber oeS aiiatilden @ez
idwaoers, entitammt elmer Sermonter
gantee SamIilie uno lit Elm alter
Warines Seteran, oenn CT ltebt bereits
i'm 90. gebensiabre. Gr %9raouirte
1854 aui oer Slotten Ntapemie uno
nubm in Dem Slr9ertrie9e an Der
Ginnabme pon New Orleans i'm Sab
re 1862 uno an Sperationen auf benz
WiiiiNippi tbeil, no er lit bel per
ldieoeneu @elegenbeiten alSSei6nett.
Spdter beiebliSte er Der Heibe nad)
ueri6iepene Sdine uno 81 Nufans bic
ieSSabree wuroe i'm oerSef ebl iiber oas
oltaliaNiide @eldlpaoer i%lbertra9en.
Seine tiible ll.berlegunS, Gntl6lolz
lenbe;t uno lein Wtutb wuroen bon jes
her 9eprieien uno cine gldnSenoe Frobe
oieier Gisenidaiten bat er loeben wiez
Der an ben Sag seleSt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12

Die Sewesunsen oes md9tis en-
poritrebenoen uno feline sewaltisen
Slisel iprei,enben umeritaniiden @ars
weroen pom ben europdiiden Wd4ten
belorsten glides ueriolst. Sic lolz
len bersits bic &0pie suiammeniteden
unb bsratben, ruie feline 6dnse gu be-
i9nsiben isisn, falls er Wiene madt,
auf ben Ybilippinen oauerno ieinen
SORT auf,uldlasen. Nur Der alters
i9ma9e britiide Come umidmei&elt
ben bereits seiir&teten Sosel. Oas
1T aber cine unnatlrli4e Treunbi4aft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12

elnen Ratb ertbeilt Der Bottom
9erulo" ben iunsen Oamen, bic ii6
I'M Sub 10 unsemein sablreid als
neutrality-suspicious. semelbet baben.
er'a9t: Die iunsen Oamen louz
ten lid nidt ais 8ranfenwdrterinnen
frslwillis meloen, benn man fam lie
n'tt sebrau9en es lit Sruar lebr lie
%oenspirois, baB lie lid benz Oienlte
oss Saterlanoes wiomen wouen, aber
ne tonnen gu Saule uiel weniser
Sdapen anridten, wenn iie artis linb
ano lbrer 6rau Wama folsen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12

Faplt Geo Kill, welder III ben
Iesten Sabren idon 10 man6en Be
wsiS ieiner !3uneisunS iiir ben %enes
oictinersO roen seseben bate, bat am
Selte bes Oroensltiiters al ben Ibt
uou Wonte Gaiiino einen e~i9enbdnoi
gen Brief uol pdterlihlten SntereNes
seldrieben. lleberbringcr pes Srie=
les mar Der Cardinal Satoli, welder
9lei@;eitiS bic Sunme BON $4,000
6rc9. iiberbrahte ais Vetra9 oes
FoviteS sur Reitauriruns uno @us=
'tmiiduns Der Gapelle uno oes &e=
liruienidreines, in weldem bic lleberz
relte pes Seilisen auibewabrt limb.
CARDINAL Satoui bat leinerleits elm
duBcrlt w%ertbuoues @lasSemdlbe fiir
Die berilbmte &loltertirde Sel6entt,
Die &iiion bes beilisen Senecift bar
'teleno, lpie er bic gauge 2Selt IN Ell
nsm einSisen Strable oes sOttli9en
Et6tcs erblitt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12

Gem criten Seciie9c rueroen auoe=
re iol9en, oenn Die romnniih. NOiie
fam Der 0ermdnil6en nl6t StuuO bal
ten. Dad ali ben S~icSeSieiern tomlnt
paun obsr, pie bel alien Neierlihteiz
ten, Der Aabeniammer, mn wern ous
Steuer;Oblen loSgcbt, miro man nit
2&ilbclm %uid) iin9en: Alder penn
Die Molten fommen, iihlet MAJ lid
an0ltbctlommen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12

Sao lpaniide Staatsi6iIi tra6t in
alien ,Sllsen uno Nelbunsen aus Was
orio laiien e%rtennen. oaR Die Nrase
bstreiis Der sutlniti9en @eltaltuns
Der Resieruns bereits in elmer @eile
belpro6en wird, ais Oh bic Ferlonen
Der 80nisin 2esentin unc bes So
niss alionio i4on tbatld6lid BON Der
Sibne bes politii6en Sebens absetres
ten leien. @eneral @epler wiro ais
Der Saulanser" %senannt. Sn per
l6ieoensn areilen Slaubt man, paB
Elm militdriides Otttatorat in ieinen
Sdnoen bodit wabrideinlid lit. Die
aasemeine Weinuns aber sebt oabin,
baB @epler tein belieres S4idlal ais
gaulanser beuorltebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12


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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12
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GS 9ic6t nod gcnu9 cn9lil6 unrc
&lGtter i'm Eonpe, wclhe
oen &ertb uno beu EatriotiSmu9 Der
Seutih 9lmeritoner pou anertemeu.
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SIS gicbt feline Der Slug9c oieieo Yam
oeo trgebcneren %iirger, ais bic
Seutid }lmeritaner, welhe cincn 10
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bilocn. 90 mar eo in alien lmleren
&rieOen uno 10 miro IS III oller
Sutunft mlerer @eihihte icin.
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1898-08-26
MR.. OLEVELAND's GIFT.

Ex-President Cleveland has given sixty.
five acres Of land near Princeton to be used
as school farm for boys from city slums.
This institution will be conducted in way
that will cause it TO do much good
There will be no suggestion of the aver
age juvenile reiormatory in connection with
the plan for saving bright boys who would
otherwise grow up in an atmosphere of vice
and crime. Instead OF combining the boys to
one large building, suggestive of penal in
stltution. cottages will be erected and occu-
pied by small groups of boys. The opinion
is that the farm will soon be sell-sustaining,
as II is desired to avoid all appearance OF
charity.
Associated with Mr.. Cleveland in this
practical reformatory movement are several
other prominent men, The farm school
will be we'll equipped in all respects, and
will be under the direction of skilled in.
structors in farming as well as excellent
teachers In the ordinary branches of com,
mon school education.
Mr.. Cleveland could hardly have devised
better plan for the rescue of boys who are
being carried into lives of worthlessness and
crime.
The farm school which the ex.Presdent
has founded will, we believe, become model
reformatory for boys.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1898-08-26
WANTS 1T ALL.

In his eloquent speech at the laying OF
the cornerstone of the Pennsylvania capitol,
Col. A. K. Mcclure took occasion to allude
to the cry OF imperialism" which is raised
by the opponents of the territorial extern
sion of our government.
Col. Mcclure is not only in favor of hold
ing Porto Rico at once and annexing Cuba
very soon, but he wants to appropriate the
Philippines and Ladrones also.
He says that the alarm that is now sound
ed is the same "cry of Imperialism that has
been heard in every stage of progress In the
history OF the republic, which assailed JEFF
ferson when he acquired Louisiana, de-
nounced the acquisition Of Florida, predict
ed national discord and dsintegration when
Pacific territory was acquired from Mex.
ico" This same cry, he said, was intended
ITO halt this nation in its sublimest duty
and clearest destiny" War came because
the sovereign citizens of the nation demand.
ed an end at Spanish barbarism. The same
supreme power will demand that "the
United States flag shall never be furled in
any Spanish province where 1t has been
planted by the heroism Of our army and
navy"
Colonel Mcclure hopes and believes that
the "halting conservatives" will not be able
to hold the country back from the extension
of its sphere OF influence and the widening
of It's limits. He denies that the extension
policy is dictated by lust for conquest, and
declares that "the highest and noblest i'm
perialism demands the extension of our flag
and authority over the provinces Of Spain
solely that government of the people, by the
people and for the people shall not perish
from the earth"
Col. McClure's views on territorial expan.
sion have undergone a rapid and radical
change. Only few months ago his news
paper, the Philadelphia Times, was one of
the most stubborn opponents to the acquisi-
ton of Hawaii, and the Colonel seems to
want good big part of the earth. Perhaps
he believes that as we have gone into the
territorial expansion business we should
carry It out thoroughly. AT any rate, he
made beautiful and eloquent speech at the
laying of the cornerstone.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1898-08-26
THE CLOSING FIGHT.

Particulars OF the engagement at Manila
on the 9th instant show that the fight was a
lively one. A despatch from there, dated
August 18, says the total number of killed
on the American side during the attack was
40, and of the wounded about 100. The
Spanish losses were 200 killed and over 400
wounded. The fire of the Americans did
practically no damage to the town or to the
non-combatants. The Americans had con.
siderable difficulty in keeping the insurgents
out of the city, only admitting those who
were without weapons.
Five insurgents were shot while looting
at Tondo. An insurgent officer became in
volved In quarrel with Spaniard, during
which the Spaniard fired upon the insurg-
ent, inflcting wounds ia the latter's legs
The Spaniard was arrested and imprisoned.
General Merritt has issued proclama-
ton decreeing that the provisional govern.
ment and the local authorities shall retain
their offices, and that everything shall re-
main unchanged for the present, except so
far as the supreme jurisdiction is concerned
The proclamation further declares that any
native who resists the present authorities
shall be treated as a lawbreaker
It can be said authoritatively that the
President Is quite satisfied with the terms
made by Gen. Merritt and Admiral Dewey
Their instructions afforded them considera-
BILE latitude for individuality of action, the
President feeling confident that they would
secure the best possible terms in the circum
stances. That they have done so he is
certain.
1t is pointed out that the terms of the
capitulation of Manila can have but little
effect upon the action of the Paris peace
commission, in any event. The protocol,
as signed by the accredited representatives
of the governments of the United States
and Spain, provides for the cesson of the
city, bay and harbor of Manila to the United
States, and leaves to the peace commission
to determine the disposition and govern
ment OF the Philippine Islands. Whether,
therefore, Spain is TO retain her sovereignty
over the islands is a question to be decided
by the Paris commission. The action of the
commission is circumscribed by the provis-
ions of the protocol, while the terms of the
capitulation OF Manila, it is suggested, can
have very little more serious efiec, upon the
commissions work than those OF the sur
render Of Santiago.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1898-08-26
NJ q IT TO II.

NJ Office is hereby given that the Apri-
IN cultural Society OF Montgomery County
has filed in the Circuit Court for Montgomery
county a petition praying the Court 10 grant
it license under the provisions of CHAPTER
1856, of the Acts of the General Assembly of
Maryland.
The name of the grounds upon which the
said license is desired is the Fair Grounds
OF the Agricultural Society of Montgomery
County
The said grounds are located in the south.
eastern part of the town of Rockville, in said
county
The days for which license is desired are
the 3lst day of August and the LIST and and
days Of September, A. D. 1898.
And il is ordered that copy of this order
and notice be published, at the cost of the
applicant, at least once a week for three sue.
cesslVe weeks before the 9th day of August,
A, D. 1898, in some newspaper published IN
said Montgomery county.
August 8, 1898.
JAMES B. HENDERSON,
Judge Of the Circuit Court for Montgomery
county.
True copy-Test:
aug l2-td THOMAS DAWSON, Clerk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1898-08-26
No. 2l9, Miscellaneous Petitions


INHE foregoing report Of sale made by
l. Charles W. Fields, late Collector of State
and county taxes for the fourth collection
district of Montgomery county, Maryland
together with all The proceedings had in ref
erence thereto, having been examined and the
same appearing regular, aud the provisions
of law in relation thereto appearin to have
been complied with, it is thereupon this 27th
day of July, 1898, ordered by the Circuit
Court for Montgomery county, that notice be
given by publishing copy of this order in
1.-THE Montgomery Advocate aud the "Mont-
gomery County Sentinel, newspapers print
ed and published in said Montgomery coun-
ty, once in each Of three successive weeks be-
fore tie goth day of August, 1898, warning
all persons interested in said property to APP
pear in this Court on or before said goth day
Of August, 1898, to show cause, if any they
have, why said sale should not be finally rat.
flied and confirmed.
The report states the amount of sales to be
$75.
JAMES B. HENDERSON,
Judge of the Circuit Court for Montgomery
county.
True copy-Test
aug Std THOMAS DAWSON, Clerk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1898-08-26

A dispatch from Hagerstown to the Bal.
timore Sun, dated August %, gives the fol.
low political gossip; A prominent Wash.
ington county Republican stated to-day that
Judge Edward Stake is surely a candidate
for Congress, and that he would carry Wash.
ington county In Saturday nights primaries
without opposition. There was some talk
OF the Judge having a desire to name the
delegates TO be selected TO go to the district
convention, but 1t is understood he has with
drawn this demand. 1t is very probable
that every district In the county will pass
resolutions at the primaries indorsing Judge
Stakes candidacy. At least that is the pro.
gramme as made out now. The delegates
10 be selected 10 the district convention will
be instructed TO vote for Judge Stake. AS
10 second choice nothing has yet been said.
The friends Of Judge Louis Il. McComas,
who were stated TO favor Mr.. Ashley NJ.
1ould, Of Montgomery county, are Tor Judge
take, and will throw their influence TO him.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1898-08-26
Notice 10 Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscrib-
IN er has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Montgomery county letters of ad-
ministration Q. t. A. on the personal estate of
VERLINDA G. GETZENDANNER
late OF said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by warned TO exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, TO the subscriber on or be-
fore the 26th day of February, 1885, otherwise
they may, by law, be excluded from all ben
eft of said estate. All persons indebted 10
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 23rd
day of August, 1898.
JOSEPH 4. CHISWELL,
aug 26-4t Administrator, G. +. A. n
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GAITHERSBURG
VETERINARY HOSPITAL

A LII DISEASES of domesticated animals
"A treated on the latest and most scientific
principles.
Also special attention paid to dentistry.
RE- Calls promptly attended TO-
T. NJ. OWEN, D.V.S
Graduate Of the Ontario Veterinary College.
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