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BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS.

BALLARD. sept. 2-One or tho most
pleasant social events ~ the week was
inc surprise party on last Saturday even
Ing by the Women Of Woodcraft IN honor
OF Mrs. Agnes FrlsselI at her home on
Burke avenue. Mrs. Burke sxpecfs %
start soon for Alaska. where she goes IN
Join her husband. The WoOdmen OF Esl-
lard camp, No. iIs. were invited % be
present also. ard those w1o 80 desired
met the ladies OF IN. circle at Odd Fss-
lows hall. and al went 20 their destina-
ton In body. Cards. music ard dancing
were enjoyed. also excellent refreshments.
Tho merr ment continued uSfli quite late.
The following persons part lcfaated. Mr.
and Mrs r. y Boyce Mr. and Mrs. ! \
Peabody. Mr. and Mrs. r., r Fisher. Mr.
and Mrs W. /. Forester. Mr. and Ma
Lou Marsie. Mr. and Mrs. Cashier Ar
and Mrs. G. r. pfli. NJ and Mrs. ~ Ruf-
nett. Nr and Mrs. Y. Clouxh. Mrs. Anna
Anderson. Miss Lola Bond ard Mr.. j FUs-
sell
Rainier tent No 4 K-o r NJ gave a
smoker and shist party ~ tire lodge
re-Yns on last saturday evening
Miss blanche Wln.1r was svsn a tirf1-
isy surprise party az TIE reslAence u her
parents on Fourth avenue last Safur a.y
evening" Ice cream AMI cake we're ssrvesi
snd the usual smas~msrts partseI rated "a.
These present were Mr. and Mrs L. r.
King Mr. snd Mr. David Ksibssx. NJ
and Mrs charles Shieids. Mr. and Arra
Nels ~~lsnn. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas WIN
ser. Miss Amelia Jen~s r. Miss Pearl Coma
way. M. Anna Beck Miss Nellie Jensen.
Miss G~Ttfus~ WirsDr. - SEATTLE Mss
N ia shields. NJ fred k~!iaxx. ar Ersd
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vASCoUvER SOCIAL NOTES

VANCOUVER. WASH. Sept. Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Evans arrived home from Se-
attic Thuryday.
Miss Agnes Stephenson. OK Portland. IS
visiting friends IN this city.
Mr.. Jacob ShanedlinR left Friday for
two weeks visit at San Francisco
Mrs. Mary Whitney, OF Salt Lake.
Utah. is visiting In this city with Mr.. and
Mrs. d. b. Baker.
Mrs. VI. +. ElIrich Is visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. l. W. Rowland ut Lewisville.
Judge Miller and family returned from
a months outing at Seaside last Tuesday.
Mrs. z. w. Piper. Of st. Paul. is the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs A. o. Chumasero-
Mr.. Louis Geringer. IT.. left Friday for
Berkeley. Cal. where he viii study In the
University OF California
Mr.. and Mrs C.. .. BowIes returned
from the East last Monday.
Miss Sprfnssteen returned from q two
vpelks' visit at Chehalis last Wednesday
Mr. e. l. Carpenter. OF westporr. b
Visiting with hex parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Brown
Mrs. III. H. SutcIfYe. Of Portland. and
Miss Nesbitt. OF Goldendaie. were guests
Of Judge and Mrs. w. r. Dunbar IaG
Sunday.
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honor q Rev. a u Cnapsn. w. isavss
for New Whafcom next week 20 attend
Qu8Yegffy conference
lfInD jennie HufchsScn - n NsW Wnnr-
con this week whiting her aunt. MA
John D. Ac3inu1R
Rev. and Nrsl d. W. Thursson ars n
Seattle thu week vtsftzn9 Ar. TanrNon .
nosher. Mrs. MARSHALL.
lGlss ouinnie Nc0lnni1I who has csen
IN Mount Vernon the past ten days VISIT
ing NrA p. A. Ssabring. returnsd 70 hsr
home "a New Whz.com gasx ThurDdzy-
Mr. d. r. Decatur left for Boston Mass.
the nrss u the week 90 viSfe refassveD and
friends few weeks.
Mr. Charles BANNER, OF Burlington.
was in the city this week visiting friends.
Mr.. +. d. Hendricks attended the bail
held at Stanwood last Saturday evening
A number OK young people Of this CITY
left for Burlington today TO attend tho
grand bail to bs gwen at that place rhss
evening by the Red. White and Blue
Club.
Mr.. James Kean and son George. who
have been IN England the past three
months. returned 10 their home n tbs
city last Thursday.
Miss Carrie Taylor the little daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Taylor - very
" with intermittent fever At present.
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9A 5fe9znnEx-

city aa present. Mrs.. Collins guests
were: Mrs.. Thomas Burke. MA ~ p.
Backus. Mrs G. q. 0timson. Mrs. Charles
Shepard, Mrs. 8. D. King. Mrs. G. J.
Hayden. Mrs.. II. c. ceiver, Mn. c. r
Collins and Mn. ". l. Bsnham-
MIA Edwin Noals. accompanied b. Nh.
L. v. r. Ames. leaves next week for San
Francigc0. whence she VIII sail Tor Hong
kong. Lieut.. Aoale II IN service q Manila
and wiz 80 70 Hongkong 70 meet MA
Mr.. and Mr.. Thomas b. Hardin enter.
tained q few friends 1t dinner 1t the
Flrioch Club last Monday. Their guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. James d. Hoge. H.:
Mr.. Lester Turner and Miss Turner.
= 80
Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. etimson entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Green on. board
the yacht Olympic one Of the pleasant
afternoons last week.
Mrs Il. n. Garfield announces the en-
gagement OF her daughter. Miss Laura
Garfield. to Mr.. o. winfred Crockett. The
marriage viii take place early In October.
Miss Heaiy and Miss Alfredo Heaiy
ton last Monday evening In honor Of Mr..
r. Lehman and Lieut.. w. 7. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Power and Miss
Minor went to Olympia on Friday. the
guests Of Capt. Harry Taylor. on the
steamer Gen. Wilson.
q
Mrs George Hebron and Miss Piper
were IN Tacoma last week, the ouests Of
Mrs. w. d. Tyler and Mrs. d. e. Browne
Mr. Marshall Bond left for . trip 20
Manila on Thursday ~ the guest Of Capt.
Panton, OF the transport Victoria.
g. O o
Mrs. Hagwood Morgan entertained six
of her married friends at an informal
luncheon on Wednesday.
Miss Hayden entertained at m infor-
NAL tea on Wednesday afternoon In hon.
or Of Miss Julia Hodge.
O
Mrs J. Albert Jackson leaves In few
days for Dawson City to reJofn her hus-
band. She will remain all winter.
Mrs.. ]. 8. kioeber has gone to Green
River Hot Springs for few weekA
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AT vASCOCVEa DAnaACKs.

VANCOUVER BARRACKS. Sept. g.
Mrs. Cochran. OF ST. Paul. MINI. was
the guest for a few days this week OK
Mrs. X Johnson while en- route for San
Francisco. where she will meet her son.
who Is on one Of the returning transports
from the Philippines
Col James Jackson. retired. was - WIS.,
itor at the post during the past week
Late mail aSivices received from Ma
Mia state that Capt. Henry c. Cabeli,
Third infantry. and Capt. L. A Male.
Fourteenth infantry. are convalescfnx
from maiariai fever in the army hospital
In Manila
Mr. +. J. Thomas. Who has been the
guest OF Chaplain and Mrs l.. r. Graves
for the past two months. left last week
on a tour through California and Mexico.
Mrs n. q. Whitehouse, OF Portland.
Il visiting Mai and Mrs J. Murphy this
week.
Capt. and Mrs. A. A. Csbiness, Twenty
fourth infantry. who have been Waiting
Capt. and Mrs. ~. G.. keene for me past
two weeks, viii leave In q few days for
Shasta Springs for tho benefit Of Capt
Caf4n@ss' health.
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HARTFORD. Sept M Charles
Gray was Snohomish and Everett WIS.,
itor this week
Mr. and Mrs III. w. Tllmaa visited
Everett Monday OF this week.
Mrs. John Rupe. of Hamilton. 10 visit
Ing her sister. Mrs Charles Gray
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. NiSimer were Ever
cit visitors Monday.
Capt John Monsey visited Ia Everett
Wednesday.
Miss Young. Of Seattle. - visiting NrA
e. A. Missimer
Mis- Janet Smith and Miss Nam .
Smith. az Snohomish. are visiting friends
here.
Miss Ada D.hb. Of snohomish. viii begin
her second term Of school AZ Lake Stevens
on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rem Matteson and son
are visiting at Granite Falls.
Mrs. b. Lee, Miss Mary Lee and Miss
Sadie Lee and Mss Lille Mcdonald were
in Everett on Monday.
Miss Minnie Monsey visited Monday and
Tuesday with her sisters In Everett
Mr.. George Shields and Mr.. Aieck
Shjslds were Everett visitors Monday and
Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Kelton visited tn snoho-
mIsh on Tuesday.
Mr.. James HaIbsrt vas . snohomish
visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. clark and Nr. John Kane went to
Everett Monday.
Mr. Elbs Gregory was In Everett last
Saturday.
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mot>r vEn~oS SOCIETY.

MOUNT VERNON SEP 2-Ts-~ Ran
ts1us SISTERS bold = banquet IN h. ~ =
hall LAST Wsdueriay nzsrt N honor -
Mr. - Wiilau 500. brother q Mrs g.
" Fseck % this rsfv The ewrmfrw vas
pleasantly spsrt IN xnr7@s su6 social con
vessstlau. ard a. fnssnight llrchson was
s~~vss
~ J y Davis rraSf -sEter - -
7 - % r visited ne ~ foigeE II shl@
city Tufwdav evening A isrge number II
ps5A Feilcss frsm IA conner. Avon sn4
W.oiley ~psrt TIE evening with fae.r
brethren r. this ritz.
Mss AHc~ Decatur All Ms I<rs
Iyuirs retained e. Mount Ts~n0r az.
Nesnesfay s,tsr sr3oYlnE q fe1 seeks
outing - Alaska On ~. Pest gsts.lixen-
GERS @srurwsnn
Mr. Esr~n~ ffrsrflsnr RETURNED Pm
seattle TisgNtsT. after ,sw deys visit
vita relatives ~ that city
Mrs Hiram Hs-assr. q s<sro. wseis~r
= N me r9;y vlsliias kef sauxssss. Ms
~ = Nof~taf
A sprtai was gtv~n ~ re spms ~ Mrx
.0nuunn "a -AcI<nmR Innf Gkz4nw ~mnmxu<r
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HOW'S THISo

We orsr one Hundred Dollars Reward
fer airy case - TatarTh fhat cannot =
cured ~ Hail.. Catargh cure
y J. CHENEY a co. i'rops. Toledo -
We. TIE gr9.rxlxne3 nave known y
Cssa,y for fne ises Is years and believe
Rim perfectly h0Har4ete ~ al SIS a~rz
irAna@cfaons. ard financially aais 90 carry
oat any ani safior MAZE bY heir arm
WfST a TREAx. Naoiesa5s pruxsisrs
TNleHo. %
wAf.DISG KISSAS a MARVIN. w-ros~-
sA5s Druggists. Toledo. 81
Halls gAtaFrh cure - tsk@r Internally
srfng directly uTzt rse Mood ard Mucous
s0ffA2e~ sf 'Ae s1eteas. Price ~ psf hps-
is- Aa31 ~ "a Dsux9stA Tsstioon1nks
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Robssts. MF. John Brandt. Mr. Alez Sem
pc. q settle, NJ. William winsor ard
wo. q. q ~ :sss,Ss & o ON" s:s s,se' e
set apart the second meeting night o. each
month Tor literary exercises, - which
friends win . invited.
Sunday AFTER spending . couple Of weeks
In Seattle and Ballard - the guest Of hef
daughterA Ma J. W. Lowxy and Ma
-. pearl conaway has lefs for Seattle.
Mss Amelia Jensen and Miss Nellie Jen-
sen. Of Can Juan county. have been SPEND
Ing the past week in Ballard; Miss Anne.
s hsg ss = E nx s sss
expects 70 Be absent couple o. vesks-
The rector Of 81. sssphsn's church. Rev.
p. Edward HyiAnd. returned recently from
Friday evening the members Of Lieut.
Cushing post. q. A. r, and w. R. c.
gave an sos cream social in Manney's hall.
Mss 0orsuch, Of Tacoma who has been
turned to her home Monday
Mr. and Mrs W. w. Putnam leave
Monday for California, where they viii
make their future home.
Mr.. John Burke was Visiting friends In
Mr.. d. s. Martin. Of Friday Harbor. and
Mr.. Joe Jensen, OF Argyle, San Juan coun-
~. were visiting Ballard friends Wsdnss-
Mr.. william Evans, who vas several
years ago resident Of Ballard. but since
has been In Montana, returned Thursday
and expects TO reside here.
Mr.. J. Mos.er returned TO Ballard Sat-
urday after an absence Of over Ak years.
Miss Florence Golden. OF Whatcom. has
been guest Of Miss Mabel Conway Tor
the past week.
Miss Blanche winsor left for Tacoma
Wednesday. whore she goes to visit
friends
Mr.. George rerwaligsr returned Tuesday
from Money creek. near Cle-Elum-
Mr.. q. T. Sanborn and Mr.. C. G. SAN
born returned Wednesday from the Post
Inteligencer Alaska excursion.
A very pleasant social AFFAIR was the re-
ception and dinner gwen by Rev. and
Mrs. 3. =. Brooks. Of Gilman Park II. T.
ust y. In honor Of Rev DR.. and Mrs. VII
mot Whitfield. II was also the occasion
OF the tenth anniverSary Of the wedding
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks. Those present
were: Rev. DR.. and Mrs. W.lmot Whit
feld, Rev. and Mr.. 3. Brooks, Ar.
Thomas HOUSTON. Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
Peter. Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Chamberlain.
Mr.. and Ms Benjamin Hopkins. NJ. and
Mrs l. II. Sprague, Mr.. and Mrs.. z T..
Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Hughes, Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. w. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W.
ma G. WEIGH. Mr.. spencer HawIey and
Mr.. Robert II. Hopkins. The guests from
Seattle were: Mr.. and Mrs. RoH!n Den
ny. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan. 8. Swirdnger and
Mrs. J. b. Ault, who were present At tie
marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks ten
ranged with excellent taste, decorated the
rooms and tables. Mrs. Brooks was as
sisted by Miss Anna Brygger, Miss Maude
Hopkins and Miss JENNIE Bigger.
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iips. Mr.. BArrstt. lGlss Barrstt. Mr..
Considtne. Mr.. Marx Norton, Miss Grace
OOr, Niso X. Moore. Niso Josephine
knight. Mr.. Martin NuFry. Mr.. Sprinkle,
Mr.. Harry AosS1A Mr.. Deulasd, II.
Harry Pauline.
Mrs.. n. Il PhHlips gave Q luncheon
Thuroday n honor Of Mrs.. T. II. thinner.
man Of Minneapolis who - visiting In the
city. These present were: Mrs. Z. H.
Zimmerman, Of Minneapolis; NiM Enid
Natn, Of Everett: Mrs. c. J. Doolittle,
Mrs. d. ~. Combs. Mrs. AppiegAte and
Mis- Beronice Phillips.
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WEDDINGS.

Mr.. w. II. Gellerman. Of Tacoma. and
Miss Stella Garland. OF South Prairie.
were married on Thursday at $50 p. m.
tn tbs .pAriors Of the Rainier Grand hotel
In the presence Of few intimate friends.
Rev. Rowland Hughes, Of Bothell. per-
formed the ceremony. After the wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Ocllerman left for a two
weeks trip to Victoria and vancouver.
p q o 40
Mr. George II. Wilson, OF this city. ana
Miss Nettie Mason, OF Los Angeles. were
married 1T the residence Of Rev. John r.
Damon on Wednesday evening. Miss Ma
son wa6 supported by Mrs. G. J. Dooiittle
and Mr.. Wilson by Mr.. G. J. Dooittie A
number OF the friends OF both parties vera
present at the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson left the next day TO spend their
honeymoon in Alaska.
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PORT ANGELES SOCIETY.

PORT ANGELES Sept ,-Mr John A.
wf,hrow. Of East CIailsm. ard Miss Alice
= Ware. OF this city, were united IN mar
rage Tuesday evening The ceremony
took place at the home OF the bride .
The old soldiers and their families nad
a picnic Tuesday on Little river.
a pIeasan. dance took place Saturday
evening at NrDonalds hau.
Mr. r H. Foster Ar. A l. Johnson
Mr. John Dyke Mr.. Waiter Dyke and
Mr. Atkinson left Monday for a week =
hunting in the olympic mountains
Mr. W X. Clark. Mr. Alexander Clark
Mr. W 3 Caldwell and Mr. Barnharsfr
returned Saturday after a three weeks
hunting trip In the mountains.
Mr. ard Mrs p y. Williams entertained
a number Of friends Friday evening Of
last week
Mrs J. T. White. OF Seattle. 10 visiting
her parents. Mai and Mrs r. r. HART
ing
xr~ n r Iutx and Nszs Katherine
I.utz leave Monday 20 visit relatives In
Ohio.
tspaaa NAH
Given ~ Queen city stag 20 be AZ
Rsrke ran next Wednesday evening SEP
tsnbsr S Excellent MUSK Grand narea
al SIC ?. m COMMITTEES reserves ala
righls
BASEBALL. Today. Madison rsrk Van
couvsFs 70 EalnterS. Came called IN
. II. Champion game
wAGSERs band. Madison park tc6sy.
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On Tusstay Night Mss HeAiy ard Nt~.
Alfredo Nssiy entertained a few friends
At a. Internal late super In aonar ~
Mr.. y. Lehman and several officers Of
the Third cavalry
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a Delightful ptcnse ~as given a, Csrs.n
tSks OR Sunday last ny Nr An1 Ma
stsss Hal sfrfnx~1 orchestra fmrnfsh-
81 IN. mGssc FOR the ererstan Ana /.
sxssEAl ss>s tine ~ss rad by al Amonx
shcs~ ygr~en, weF~ MT and Mrz ~ ~
Sxazsh- Mr.. ka1 Mrs. y n Iks4an NJ
<x-w -
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Mrs, =. q, Webster Eave .uraer 0-
Tuesday evening az her residence Ga 4slss.
Anne hSti 20 Capt ard Mrs " " RaaEn-
eca. tr.. Col ami Mrs a. - i.sNn Mr. aaa
Mrs. Fred s. ssslzsson ard Mrs Parker
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Mrs. Robert Wilson gave an infer,uaf
tea Tuesday af'ernczsfs ia honsr 81 Mss
F4ats. whn has beer visiting Mrs Uars-
as this summer. Mrs Wilson's guests
were number - the Young IL lie. a.
the city alto were sa0ss intimate vita
Miss f3sitt as1sspg her STAY ~ seattle
Mr., Wilson was asSsstpi ~ M PRANK
A. Brt. ami Mrs. Charles T.. SaspAr.
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Lieut. W. T. Joanssa ensertssnsa Mvs
O W Jackson. Miss HvAiy. Miss AlfYr<as
Aeaiy and NJ, y Lehman at lace xess.
on board Tire L. s transport Victoria ca
"Wednesday.
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Mr. ana Nrs Frederick Kari s:~uve
who have been spending tae Summer ~
parraeee 3eross Lake Washington VIII
move tn shsir hozae ca Terry avenue FOR
the winter.
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AFTER a tennis tournament the tr.eres.
taken IN the game usually slaek~ns OF
This year, however. tae courts sr~ a.
ouss Ak they were tssf before tho tour.
ranenf- Interest has he-n revived b.
ths news that the champion Eastern ;,iav-
ers are coming - visit Seattle The en-
thusiasts are especially delighted en- ac-
count OF the coed games which ,h~v -
tieioats~ The handicap tournament % IN.
tennis club h also coming ar ., i.
scheduled To eegsa on ~ ptetnhcF Il
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4 number of society people went over
rom Seattle yesterday 10 attend din
ner given by Mr.. ard Mrs. F. A Ssrous.
the occasion being the tenth anniversary
OF their wedding. Covers were laid for
twensy-fve or thirty guests. The guests
WERE made UP of people living at the club
or In cottages around IL. and others who
we're visiting there. Among them were:
Mt and Mrs. r. II. oseooie. Mr. and
MS Herman Chaplin. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r.
6tedman. Miss Minor and Miss Judith
Minor. visiting Mrs. Osgcode. and Mr..
and Mrs. J. u. Lowman. Besides this a
number Of the men went over TO sreud
Labor day on the rolf links
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On Thursday afternoon party Of
young people snfsyed q picnic at a pretty
little spot on the shores Of Lake Union
SHOWN as Isnsen's Grove. Those pres
eut were; Mr. and Mrs : l.. Crawford
Mr. and Mrs Earwcssi Morgan, Mrs
Henry Thurman. Miss Mabel Morgan. Of
Los Angeles Miss LeSosr 81 San Fran
cisco: Miss Morgan. Miss Sadie MORAN
Mss Heosr. Miss Ada Morgan. Miss Lily
Hansen. Mr.. r. +. Rebsr, Mr. r craig
Mr. r. Pauihamus. Mr.. = Hockett, Nj
Reginald kaylcr Mr. Clayton Crawford
and SIR. L. IL o'Brien
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Mrs. Jehn Eosflr> entsTsasne. q ssw
friends II luaeheya Sfvsa by kev on
4hoEmdnv h hoUnf az Mrs W l. gxzzs
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-08-05

L Baltimore Wednesday the Democratic State Convel-
ton found nothing crticise in the Republican admin
istration in the State under Governor Lowndes simply
because there nothing to critcse. Republican
management of State affairs has been satisfactory and every
rule of points the wisdom OF continuance
Of Republican control in Maryland The Democrats touched
i'll vague way upon police reorganization taxation and
school SYSTEM but Repubicansm the best solution Of
all these questions We all know what IS years of Demo-
cratic control in Maryland meant-and appreciate what
changed and improved condition has been Brought about by
the Republicans So here is the choice before the
keep with the good thing fly to evils OF which have
had thryve years experience And national questions
the Democrats have Just little say They evasve of
all great national issues the money question and ALL They
to rely solely the negro bugaboo but intelligence in
this matter has already exploded this pet Democratic ag-
The convention urged that all Democrats should unite
in effort to again political control Of the State.
Control CONTROL control is dear the Democratic bosses.
We have fine sample of it right here in Cecil
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DEMOcRACY'S CONDITION IN CECIL.

ME Cecil Democrat of Saturday last in editorial
under the caption Will Reap the Whrlwnd" has
this to say regarding the Democratic county ticket
at is useless to attempt to conceal the condition
of the party in the county present Incompetent leader
ship has brought point where defeat the face
and the brutal disregard Of the rights Of Others has forced
from the party standard many OF its saunchest supporters,
who for the first time find themselves outside the party lines
is almost hopeless to expect them to be reconciled by
November and the inevitable result will be the sacrifice of
portion if not all of the county ticket.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-08-05
BE UNITED REPUBLICANS.

several of the districts contests will undoubtedly take
place at the Republican primaries today but there is
why the county convention in Elkon on Monday
should be dominated by desire influence other than
the selection OF strong county ticket and the sending OF
delegation to the State convention favorable to the renom
nation of Governor Lowndes
The Republican party in Cecil cannot afford to forth
from odays primaries anything but united Personal grev
minor considerations when compared the welfare
OF the party, and those who should happen be in the
minority at oday contests wherever they may be- urged
bury their differences and with energy support Of
the party nominees. The best efforts of every Republican
needed in this campaign both for the county and State
tickets and sincerely hope that nothing will be done by
any misguided leader occasion any break in the local Re-
publican lines Active party should be consdeate Of
the interests of all and Danish seshness from their 1t
is time peanut politics thing of the past We
what effect they having in the Democratic ranks Bosssm
and avorsm foreign to the wishes of the public and
ntoerant WE'LL and this object lesson should have its sa
tary effect at Mondays Republican county convention
The opportunity is ripe for Republican success this fall
under condition and that good ticket and united
party.