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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-11-04
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principle nor policy nor pledge. It dared not
declare for free silver against sound money
until after Bryan be renominated six months
hence. 1t dared not even assail the four
years Of Republican State rule, because every
newspaper in Baltimore and the public senti-
ment of the city and State would bave
laughed it to scorn, Applause.
Aud so, the platform is a conspiracy Of
silence whereby to creep into power. Yet
convention and candidate are vocal as in the
worst days Of the ring Democracy. They or,
'nigcer,' "nigger' When they bought and
sold legislation in the days Of our shame. this
was their cry. When they looted the Trea-
sury, this was their cry. When they rsided
tho ballot. box, this was their only cry.
When they planned crimes against the ballot
box and rowdyism at elections this was their
cry, and so when they pnrtoned election
criminals And now it is the cry OF their
whole cause for a return to power. ZAP
plause.
Only friends, We nave the pride. the cour.
age 10 give them two good answers. The
frs, is, shat real itepubiicau Administration
will Toe swift 10 visit tie sentence Of the law
upon Il Republican criminal a. upon a Dg.io-
cratic criminal. For such degencrateB VT
have no mercy. And SO Governor Lowndrs
has, with firm and steady had ryaryG,d
the sentence Of the law upon blacl, aai white
alike, and upon offenders AGAINST thc h.ucl;
as well az upon Offenders agG.ust tho 2bit,
IApplluse.
'iThark God this Republican, Admini,tra.
ton j. the first in this generation in this state
which has given to all men the equal pro:rr-
ton oi the law. and visited upon all men alike
the penalties OF the law. ICheer..I
"Olr second answer is. that in BaitiIa.se.
where are haii Of ,he paop!n D. the state, - i
where the most people are. Is the most rowty-
ism. We intend to make the police OF Bali
more city absolutely G0umrfisan. free from
the influence 81 party or creed 1r race. and
wipe OUT this false prctensc that ruw,lyIsm il
connected with party sp.rit. NV rirnds
warn the people t0ai this unworthy appCal TO
race prejudice intrenched the Democratic
party i'll power for generation. and war;
them no, to trust any candidate who i. wax
enough to wish to win by such an unworthy
campaign cry. Applause 1t is character
istic OF the Democracy OF Maryland; it il ra4y
for them il restored TO power to once !sere
disappoint the people and cover up their
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publican party catch the ms pration Of hose
great Rep uiiicHns. whose faces look down
upon you fl ON these walls am sorry your
opponents cannot have such stimulus 1t
Is yours. 1t inspires you to high civic
courage. Itappeals to the best in your nature.
1t reioices in unselilsh devotion to your
country to your State. This is the strenuous
HE; this l. the arduCus way; this IS the palm
OF victory only for duty well done. Applause. |
81 conGratu late you that passion, prejudice
ana pess!mlsm are not weapons in your party
warfare.
II congratulate you that you belong to the
one party in Maryland that can only triumph
by the fruit OF good deeds.
II congratulate you that, in spite Of OBJ.
stacles, accidents, human inilrmities, your
party in this State has already. in four wears
made an honorable record, has met the public
expectation and Is marching to victory. -
Great cheering
SPEECH OF Mr.. GoLDsBoRoUGH.
Comptroller Phillips Lee Godsborough
said that the pledge laid down in the Re
publican platform Of 1899 to reduce the rate
of taxation from IL cents on each 800 20 16
cents, or lower, should the Republicans be
continued in oulce, was promise made in
the very best OF faith and would be kept in
violate The promise is based upon the re-
salts had from the assessment law Of 1896,
!Or caring the year 1896 the receipts, operat-
ing under the Old assessment laws of 1876.
only amounted to t1lS 29l 81, as against
EGO, 9S3 so for the year 1899 condu eted under
til" operations of the Republican assessment
law " 1896 or tho remarkable gain in favor of
10" !att"r law for the year named o! SIP
G9l 40. Thus clearly is it demonstrated that
the tax rate can be- lowered And such it will
be. for the Republican party not only makes
pre- misses, but tui0ls them in spirit and in
letter.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-11-04
VOTERS OF CECIL COUNTY.

n Tuesday next the voters of Cecil county will pass
upon the important question Government and choose
~ officials to administer State and county affairs As
the conditions they exist in Cecil. We have a
powerful ring itself in the Democratic party We
few resolve themselves vetabe oigarchy and
by their might control county conventions crush the aspirations
Of deserving members Of the party and then give the
and nominations their CHOSEN the people have
to gain relief and the Republican county ticket the
way Never have the Republicans before public with
cleaner deserving ticket Chosen by straight for
methods has night be called ticket people, and the
the citizens Cecil gathered meeting in Ektop
Monday night speaks voumns the public feeling
the candidates The Republican ticket deserving the support
of all people who desire change the complexion county
government.
1t would be useless to make further upon the mem
be of the Republican ticket in this ISSUE the WIG has
already ana they by this time but it
is with pleasure state that from day of their nomna
ton they have with the most cordial reception
Cecil and have gained friends day by day Dissatisfied
Democratic management and taxpayers everywhere
turned them for relief and unless all signs fail
Tuesday will show that Repubcansm has been given posi-
ton deserves old Cecil whereby the county will be bene
fitted.
During the campaign the seachght has turned
the record Of the Republican party in Maryland partiou
with the result that the people have that admnsa
on of Governor owndes has been honest fair free scandal
and productive of the greatest good the commonwealth He
has worthy OF the great trust imposed in
the people decide whether trusted public ser
along with his able associates in the the
States aasare be turned down. retained in those high
which they have ably filled the benefit ALL II
here to refer to the Democratic record Maryland
should by this time be familiar with it and dsgraoes On
record and with bad one and there doubt in the
Of the CECIL WING but that the people Cecil will again
return grand victory Republican ticket and state reform
and progress.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-11-04

ME attention of Mr. Bryan is respectfully called to the
fact developed from the recent report Of the Director
of the Mint that one-half OF the worlds gold product
for the last (our hundred years has been produced
within the last forty years. The total gold production the
world from the discovery OF America the present is
in round TERMS billion dollars or, be exact $o853o5o,-
600, and of this 5,54S556oo one-halC has
been produced since 1860 and g. oneourh
since 1856 The average production prior about
per annum from 1860 1892 about times that
average per annun and in 1890 the of $s
per annun These startling facts, showing the rapid increase
in gold production, demonstrate the abSury Of the claim that
the money metal of the world is not being increased
necessary keep with the increased population
creased demands of commerce.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-11-04
l.. ". HaincS, Soiirjio,..
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
Mary +. llIril, Plaintiff, VS. Henry H..
Rghccca Hnrl, Aaron l.. Hurn, IN his lryr" J.
riEni ahd us guardian Of RchGrc"
"T Trn' S %ai Hurt. his wire, and
Camden, \. j. q cnrmyr,,,
t.uU. Doe miami.


Equity. d"
Ihr ubISci o! this suit - to prur,,r, , L..
l, ,it, ',,t S',r o. certain tract If land On,
whIch william HWif died sCiIaj 49,, ,;'', ~ o.
now ncloh@S to his widow and rhiIiro" MN
i ',,''n'l" ~" nH,ridlns In ihis cause tn,. Tho
parties entitled WIS '''ii'hRst III"
ne me, nIi states that said William H,rr ,.o.
IN ms ne tiHc seized ana POSSESSED -, ~ Wa
'diu traGt OF band or farm situate il, C yrtI
rnuni%, Maryland, particuIari,. drs,,t'i' ,'GiI
NY Tt u,,' hiu thr dtIHS therein referred tn '
M ~ itr 'ri"S :" thereof seized he dcpnrtod
mn nc ie@Niit- a last viii and trstunrnt 5 W.
executed 50 It's TO pass real msttn u!S
utNlSt" rtIu iArm to ms widow ana rhiIdI, ,v
I'm M,r, r IT." interest therein to the plain
,m"-' niruS interest To his children thrdcfo,,JJ'
"' NJ, n'I,r. l.. Hum, Aaron /. Hum and
thrn and i'a ,l,' 10 DC equally divided between
guardian for the said stubcCca HIM - iiurn
hiiu roiitrnl h"r portion of said uronrr,y "' i
"|rlF al Hfsonnd mind. 49, S"'
lhht the said H"nry f. Hu,E. i,,.;
IcI"u his interest in said farm - H' nee col
aaron aa Il Hurl. That tho Npti"nnI s fau
ana ana" d "' T'a"; corporation located
Jersey. Claims some interest in n,' la, NcW
s,iG , ,t.iu or some portion thcrcof Thai
injury to 't Inn pc divdcd without loss and
t , INC said Henry l. HuriF, Rrbrcro ir, NV
rhn W H. nnril, saIlic Hurl, his wife md
M Natlona State Bank of Cnm,inn "I"
ne ss "Iit o. inc State of Maryland, and tbnt
thc Sfnt u corporation does not do business in
or directors reside therein VI ''S oihcers
u 100 Va a,'cTrGiupon this 10Th day of October ,
IN I nw muJ!,dgcd and ordered that the pIain.
sort "" "a i"usinE copy of this order TO he H.
sGrnca IN some newspaper published in ra IN
cosSi,, "iofcS'id. once week for four sIr
bcr n"yt weeks before the "Oth day of Sovem-
ora hcNt. Ri\ ing notice to the said nhsent da
Isl iGinuahls or the object ana sIIbston"n OF , ~
n, nnu warn them to appear in Thu coir in
dav Sot %. ey solicitor on or before the 9Th
and Sho", rnis' next, to answer the premises
CRU ought not to pass as PRAYED wy q" W.
true Copy-Test: - iHiiaMS,
oc'@'-'' JOIN G. WILLIAMS. CCierk,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-11-04
COL. JOHN WALTER SMITH AND THE FREE
SCHOOL-BOOk LAW.

ME records of the General Assembly show that thu
Republican House in 1906 passed bill on February
I2h, which provided that the school books should
only be purchased after competitive bidding and adj
vertsement of the in the public press while Col Smith
took the mpetive feature in the interest Amer
Book Trust by amendment which he forced through
the Senate BY Col Smiths all competition was prevented
In the purchase the books thus adding greatly to the cost
Of the books the State Treasury For proof of the above
House and Senate journals Of the Session of
1896, particularly page $40 of the House journal.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-11-04

Legislatures 1896 and 1898 passed these laws and made
possible to hold an honest election MARYLAND And what
do find today? Democratic newspapers speakers
with that well becomes Them claiming the credit
for this election law and for all the other reform Ieps
ton that the people enjoying the benefits Of If
simply the old game of the Democratic leaders, Thew
hope win again by continuing deceive the people
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-11-04
Claims, Pensions and Real Estate

,oo mt9 go 10 announce that am the recognized
u wo tor Cecil and adjoining counties, Of the
90 N H' pi lrn of George W. r. Vernon n
All parties interested. eo " ''''
JOSHUA NJ ASH
DSc3 anu agent hiRtoh, Nd
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-11-04
Do Not Go to Porto Rico.

si,rcSd you 90. leave your team with the under
sTt t You will need il upon your ret,,rp
70 my friends and patrons OF E,kton md a.
HnhJ,,,tty i extend cordial welcome M the
tw SawaE re House Stables, Shipey street, 10
ding. and prompt courteous se snii,ng, nheu
not for%ct ~, no street cars to interfere. DO
wu.,,~ jos. Z. BRADBURY,
-, pei. Proprietor.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-11-04

Experience OF past years ha. brought our
W. tnls year mp to the line of Perfection.
we ore going to prove this 70 you IL vs~
M M Try our work. Prices are in our large
cal Sapeiy some of them are within your
lsaIh' W. Il. BURNS Il Bros,
o0'i' Havre de Grace, Md,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-11-04

agerste trackers in legislation who through an organized
and unprincped lobby sold Legislation Annapolis the
highest bidders. Who the Australian ballot law the free
school book law and the law statute
books? Did the Democratic party do any things for
the benefit of the people? We think not The Republican
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-11-04
Cow AStray.

t,,u uchurnCd COW has gotten ostrav r,,,,,
pasture ON farm of /, Il ward U.s." A rom
T n.cl S ,ii word to McCaulcy BrorErrSS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-11-04

n OSTMASTER General Smith who has lust returned
r. from stamping trip in Ohio, says it is Only oues
L ton Of how large the republican majority would he
His last speeches made the ''weStern re
serve where democrats had been making all sorts of elaine
about the republican party. Mr. Smith says he found no r
publican party in that section OF the sate that the republicans
there all sections the country had been SO busy maxine
money that they waited later in the campaign than usual he
fore giving their time and attention politics. that when b
left they thoroughly aroused and that there is M
to fear that the full republican will be brought ONT
Mr. Smith that while there wide differences of oin
the total Sam Jones will get the best posted men IN
the State absolutely certain that he will take MANY n
Mclean than from Nash. President Mckioe,,.
private advices from Ohio which numerous and I al
point way-o certain republican victory
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-11-04
Help Wanted.

WANqED 4 YOUNG GIRL TO LEARN
u9ulbD the millincly business. ''|N ~
o1'~' MRS. L II. LITZENBERG
Ekton, Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-11-04

iolt Lhuh price $1,000 DIV LIE
Oct % u j. S CHAPMAN
- Rising Sun Md
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-11-04

tut nhlb in Cecil COUNTY Coz Good BUSINESS rnds
Marvln ,1F Address P. o. Box lGi. EIktom,
ScptS1-2W
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-11-04
For Rent.

FUR FBNT S MaiS a .tr%s, and Ms,as9co On
" opposite the Court House. occupied by
most mo ccn I,r.mIhic, MteIy deceased. Location
stands IN a. mag lhg on OF the host business
ihcdiatclh For terms arpiv t" E'''" ''''
Scpt2 '' NV hh'' W. Atty.
Ek'pn. Nd.
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For Sale.

FINE FARM OF 1873 ACRES coon
an" '''provemerts:c exceptionally val locntsd
sep1Str l.. NJ. iIAINES,
Elkton, Nd
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-11-04

Maryland for period of thirty odd years and vet can
any point to single reform measure enacted
by il? But they did do something for the rne man.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-11-04

In the Circuit Court tor Ccc, C,,.,,,. J..
Equity. III
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-04-05
THE FIRST BABY.
ISs Coming is Looked Forward %
With Both Joy and Fear and its
Safe Arrival is Hailed With
Pride and Delight by AL.

The arrival of the first baby in the
household is the happiest and most i'm.
portant event of married life. The young
wife who is to become mother delights
to think OF the happiness in store for her
when the little one shall nestle upon her
breast and lstterly she shall hear it hsn
the sweet and holy name, mother. y
But her happy anticipation quickly van
ishes when she realizes the terrible main
and suffering through which she must
pass while bringing the little one into
the world. An understandable fear of the
danger attendant upon the ordeal soon
dissipates her joyfulness.
thousands of wor zen have learned
Dy experience that there is absolutely
no necessity for the sufFerings which at
tend childbirth; they know that by
the use OF Mothers Friend"-a scien-
THO IiniElent--for few weeks before
the trying hour, expectant mothers can
so prepare themselves for the final
hour that the pain and suffering of the
dreaded event are entirely obviated and
it is safely passed through with COM
paratively little discomfort.
All women are interested, and es.
pecially expectAnt mothers who for the
t1rst time have to undergo this trial, in
such a remedy; for they know the pain
ana suffering, to say nothing of the dan.
ger, which is in store for them. "Moth.
er's Friend" is woman's greatest bles.
sing, for it takes her safely through the
severest ordeal of her life. Every woman
should be glad to read the little book
Before Baby is Born, which contains
ItisSrndCfon of great va4aAe to all, II
viii be seHt FREQ to any one who sends
sne4r setdSess TO Fhe BRadfeld Regu-
later Co., AcsaEta, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-04-05
MONEY SAVINGS YOUR OBJECT

Sandals. Also a nice line of infants
soft kid shoes, all colors, lace and
button, regular price SOC a pair, to
close at 40c pair.
One lot OF ladies' DOngOla shoes in but.
ton and lace, regular price 81, Bee
Hives bargain price only SOC.
One lot of ladies glove grain shoes in
lace and button, regular price 81. 25,
Bee Hiev's bargain price only 75c.
Ladies' button and lace shoes, regular
price $3.50, Bee Hives price only SOC.
One lot of old ladies' vici kid comforts,
regular price $3.50, Bee Hives bars
gain price 97c.
Old ladies' comforts, better grade, to
go at $1.15
Ladies Dongola button shoes, common
sense, regular price $3.50, Bee Hives
bargain price only CSC.
Ladies button and lace DOngola shoes,
patent tips, regular price 50, Bee
lives bargain price only $1.29.
Ladies' DOngola button shoes, patent
tip, extension sole, regular price
$3.50, Bee Hives bargain price 81. 40.
Ladies silk top tan shoes IN lace, regu-
lar price $3.50, our bargain price 81. 70.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-04-05
Ladies' Shoes.

Ladies tan and black Oxfords, regu-
lar price 75c., Bee Hives bargain
price only 40c.
Ladies Oxfords, black only. regular
price Coo, Bee Hives bargain price
only SIC.
Ladies' black, patent leather tips, Ok
fords, regular price ST., Bee Hives
bargain price only soc.
Ladles's silk top patent tip Oxford;
bargain at $3.50, to close at $l.09.
Ladies' chocolate, tan and black (kid
lined), regular price $500, Bee Hives
bargain price only $1.23.
Ladies patent tip OxfOrds, regular
price So, Bee Hives bargain price
only $1.23.
Ladies' fine grade Oxfords (Sach's
make) in tans and blacks, opera and
common sense toes, regular price
1925, Rec HIVES bargain price only
$1.49.
Ladies' tan Oxfords, silk tops, regular
price 50, our bargain price only $1.33.
Ladies black OxfOrds, patent leather
tips and counters, regular price
1926, Bee Hives bargain price $13
ladies' black silk top Oxfords regular
price 81. 70, Bee Hives bargain price
$1.39.
Ladies' black patent tips, silk and
elastic top OxfOrds, regular price
1915, Bee HIVES brgain price $1.69.
We have just received beautiful line
of chlldren's and misses Oxfords and
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-04-05
A STRANGE FIGHT.
UDknOwn Men Lock ThemseIvea Up In q
Room and Pummei Each Other

UnknOwn Men Lock Themselves Up In q
Room and Pummei Each Other.
A strange fight occurred in one of
the hotels of Macon Sunday night, but
the names of the participants are un.
known, as well as the cause of the
trouble. The belligereats became in
volved In dispute on the second floor
of the hotel, and one of the men said
to the other: sit is too public to fight
where We are; let us go to my room,
lock the door and have it out" The
novel challenge was accepted, and the
two men entered the room by them
selves, locked the door and immediate.
ly commenced the fisticuff The nois
of the scutfle reached the hallway, and
a man went out on the street to notify
q policeman of the unusual proceeding.
In she meantime friend of one of the
bellIgerents knocked on the closed
door and informed the fighters that the
police had been sent for. The fight
ceased and the pugilists left the room
and were IN the hallway when the po-
liceman arrived, and they were com.
paratlvely calm and declared to the
policeman there had been no fight.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-04-05
A CONSCIENCE FUND CONTRIBUTIONS
SsVannahIan Pays Duty on Goods smug>
gIed Twenty Years Ago,


gIed Twenty Years Ago.
A citizen of Savannah contributes an
amOut to the conscience fund. The
case is little unusual. During 1869 he
struggled into the country set of sur
g:cal instruments valued at $50. and
eight years later smuggled in a silk dress
which is valued at $40. He now wishee
to pay the duty which he evaded, and
the customs bureau has decided that the
duty on the instruments will be $81 and
that on the dress $12. AS it has been
SO long since these articles were brought
in the customs bureau decided that the
only way in which the duty could be
paid was by sending a draft which must
be placed to the credit of the conscience
fund. 1t ia unusual, says correspond
ent of the New York Tribune, for per-
sons who lave defrauded the govern
ment to make their identity known, bu {
they usually send an anonymous c,m-
municatiOn with an appropriate amount
of dues. The name Of the Georgian
will not be divnlged and no attempt will
be made to prosecute him.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-04-05
HUNTING SNAKES.
A GERMANS UNUSUAL EXPEDI.
TIQN TO SOUTHWEST GEORGIA.

Especially Anxious for Rattlsrs and Cote
tom Mouth MoccASins. Wants Them to
Zee in Lectures ia Europe.
Mr.. J, Won Moser, of Germany, is in
the city on rather unusual expedition.
He has come here to hunt snakes, rattle
snakes especially. Mr.. Won MOser has a
number of snakes with him, but he has
quite large collection at his present
headquarters in Jacksonville, Fla. i,
where he ships his snakes as soon as he
gets dozen or more,
Mr.. Won Moser is securing collection
of snakes so that he can show them in
scientific lectures on snakes anu their
habits, which lectures he will begin
delivering in Europe as soon as he col
lects as many snakes as he needs.
Mr.. Won Moser goes out each day and
roams the woods in quest of the reptiles.
When he sees a snake he knows Just
what to do in order to catch it, and ere
the willy reptile knows what's up, Mr..
Won Moser has him IN his hands. He is
especially anxious to secure as many
diamond back rattlesnakes and cotton
mouth moccasins as possible. These
are the most venomous snakes in this
country, but he does not seem to fear
them. He says that while the cotton
mouth mOccasin is a very venomous
snake it is perhaps the best natured uf
the snake tribe and can soon be made
quite dOcile. He dosen't seem to adj
mire the disposition of the rattler SO
much, however.
Mr.. Won Mnser is stopping at the New
Albany, and his room would not be a
Gerry pleasant retreat for one who is
threatened with the D. Ts.-Albany
Herald.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-04-05
The Respectable Thing 70 NJ.

The despised FIlipinos are getting
themselves killed in great numbers out
near Manila. They are killing aome of
our people, too. We read with some dis.
tresS that the naughty, naked blacks are
shooting lower than they did at first. and
now wait until they can see the whites of
our boys eyes, which is an American
habit. We got into this business like a
lot of fools and are now compelled to
light it out. AS soon as we loose lot of
men and put Aguinaldo in irons we will
haul down our flag and try to geS out of
the Orient somehow. That country is
not for us or our style Of decent govern
ment. The most respectable thing we
are likely to do about the whole business
Ia 10 take ships for home, but not. of
course, until the flag waves triumphant>
iy.-Eaufaula Times,