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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-09-16
Lowndes and the Public Schools.

On the first page will be found another ar
tiele published by authority of the Maryland
Dmocratic Editors Association. The article
furnishes the proof to sustain charge IN the
general indictment of the Republican party,
published last week. 1t shows the difference
between the published sentiments OF Gov.
I,owdues and his practice Last May, IN an
interview with the Baltimore san, he said Il
believe that it is Of the highest Importance
that politics should be eliminated from the
practical management of the public school
system" At that time, while uttering that
sentiment. the Governor knew that he had
changed the political control of every county
school board in the state, aud that he had
invariably appointed Republicans to succeed
Democrats whose terms had expired Judg-
ing from his record in regard TO appointments
of school commissioners, it is fair to assume
that the reason every school board is not sol
idly Republican is that the terms OF some
Democratic members have not expired
When Gov. Lowndes went into office he
found the school board of Frederick county
composed Of three Democrats and three ke-
publicans. Today, by the Governors mode
of eliminating politics from the practical
management of the public school system, the
board stands FIVE Republicans and one Demo
crat. In Carroll the Governor found school
board composed of four Democrats and two
Republicans. Today the board has five Re
publicans and one Democrat. In Cecil the
Governor found a board composed of two
Democrats and one Republican. Today the
board stands two Republicans and one Demo
crat And so it runs in every county,
Not only have the school boards been
changed. but the boards have changed the
examiners, the assistant examiners and the
counsel in most of the counties. In fact the
public school system has been seized as part
of the spoils of victory. The conduct Of sew
eral boards has been publicly criticised for
removing teachers to make room for favor
ties, and down in Worcester there are two
boards contending for the mastery while the
school houses are closed and the children
losing valuable time.
Gov. Lowndes is eognizant Of al this, and
knew that ne never lalleo 70 appoiht" AK pun
liean as school commissioner to succeed a
Democrat whose term had expired. He knew
that he had Republicanizsd every board, and
that the boards in turn have seized nearly
every Office in sight And knowing it, il is
difficult to account for this sentiment be ex.
pressed to the Sun
q believe that 1t is of the highes; importance
tina. politics should be eliminated from the pncii-
cal management of the public school system
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-09-16
WESTMINSTER, MD.
DISTRICT NO. 3.

DIS1h lCI NJ. D.
lsT PRECINCT.
Oliver +. Phillips, Judge. Haight
Pearce c. Prugh, clerk, Freedom.
E. NJ. Shipley, gatekeeper, Freedom.
DISTRICT NO. 5.
IND PRECINCT.
Thomas 3. Gosnell, Judge, Day.
Basil Dorsey, clerk, Berret.
Henry c. Cook, gatekeeper, Berret.
DISTRICT NO. 6.
John I. Brown, judge, Cranberry.
Harry II. Hotiacker, clerk, Alesia.
John Wink, gaiekeeper, Manchester.
DISTRICT NO. Z.
lsr Precinct.
Philip NJ. Hunter, Judge, Westminster.
William b. Gist, clerk, Fenby.
WIN. II. Grumbine, gatekeeper, Westminster.
DISTRICT NO. 7.
2SD PRECINCT.
Fred. NJ. Eckenrode. Judge, Westminster.
Samuel j. Stone. clerk, Westminster.
Hugh Doyle, gatekeeper, Westminster.
DISTRICT NO. 8.
lssac Belt, Judge, Greenmount.
David ID. Walsh, clerk, Carrolton.
David d. Shafer, gatekeeper, Hampstead
DISTRICT NO, 9.
Oliver f. Davis, judge, Taylorsville.
George W. Bowers, Mlnheid
Upton T. Brashear, gatekeeper, Taylorsville-
DISTRICT NO. 10.
VIM. H. Boliiuger, Judge, Middleburg.
Edgar e. Rooms, clerk, Double Pipe Creek.
Nelson Crabbs, gatekeeper, Middleburg,
DISTRICT NO. IL.
L. f. Stoufier. judge, New Windsor.
A. p. Albaugh, clerk, Dennings.
JeSse Crowmer, gatekeeper, New Windsor
DISTRICT NO. II.
Daniel r. Fogle, judge, Union Bridge.
George II. Ogle, clerk, Union Bridge.
Chas I. Wilson, gatekeeper, Union Bridge.
DISTRICT NO. 10.
Amos l.. Gosnell, judge, Watersville.
James l.. Harrison, clerk, Mt. Airy.
Emory l.. Adams, gatekeeper. Mt. Airy.
HOWARD f. SCHAEFFER,
President,
JAMES NJ. PICKETT,
CHARLES V. WANTZ,
Board of Supervisors of Elections of Carroll
County.
II n.
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To The Democrats of Maryland.

On the seventh day Of nexi November the
people q NJ lryland will have an opportunity
to choose their Governor aud other State and
County officers Whether or not the present
administration Of affairs IN this State. with
its record as current history known 10 all men,
aud with the opportunities Of a retention Of
power. shall be continued, Is the question that
Is brought face to face 20 every voter.
Taat il Is the duty Of every citizen Of this
State to exercise the right OF franchise Is a
truth that can not be too frequently reiterated.
That many Of those best qualified by edaca-
ton, kuowle ige, and experience for An intel
legeni exercise Of this right. are those most
prone TO neglect il Is fact that calls forth
this appeal 20 every man who believes IN ei-
iicient public servants and honest and CAPABLE
conduct Of affairs, TO lay aside-sAcritee II
need be-his personal interests for ieS hours
and devote thar time TO the service OF his
County and State.
Prior 10 the exercise of this high right Of
citizenship registration is necessary. Ia the
Counties of this State there Is no general reg
istration this year, but for the purpose of sup
Elementary registration the registers Will sit
in the several election precincts OF your CoUn-
ty on
Tuesday, Oct. 3, from = n 10 y. I'm. and
Tuesday, Oct. 10, during the same hours
For the purpose Of revision only, at which
date no new names will be added, they viii
sit on Tuesday, October 18th. Remember
these dates.
Not only Is 1t the duty of every citizen to
register himself. aud, through the regular
channels Of his party, 10 see that his friends
and neighbors are registered, but it is likewise
his duty to see ihat the lists are purged Of all
names that by re-, on Of death, removal, crime,
illegality, or .ad hould be stricken there
from.
Let every Demo aat interest himself in this
important mat ~, and the cause of good Gov
eminent so smV,SeioaslY iuagurated in the
City OF BatilIore IN May, viii be continued
in the State in November.
MURRAY VANDIVER
Chairman Democratic State
Central Committee
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Does Prosperity Beget Calamity
From the Philadelphia Record.

From the Philadelphia Record
There is a curious concurrence between the
periodical advances in the price of pig iron
and periodical panics. The commercial re-
WILSON'S in 1857, 1866, 1878, 1882 and 1898
were all preceded by extraordinary specula-
tive activity in the iron trade, with extreme
increase of prices, as follows
1854, from 10 dollars to 80 dollars per ton.
1864, from Is dollars to IS dollars per ton.
1872, from 30 dollars to 60 dollars per ton.
1880, from 20 dollars TO As dollars per ton.
1889, from dollars to II dollars per ton.
There may be nothing more than a remark
able coincidence in this showing. 1t does
not seem reasonable that prosperity should
beget calamity; but there is possibility that
overdear iron may put such check upon in
dustrial enterprise us to bring on stagnation
and possible crisis. AT any rate, it is well
to be somewhat guided by past experience
even if we be unable to find bridge across
the apparent gap between cause and effect.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-09-16

WHEREAS. the Directors of The Union National
Bank % Westminster desire to place upon the
minutes Of thu Board expression O! profound
respect for the memory Of Charles B. Roberts, late
President of the hank,
R.sols,i That while bowling to the wlIi Of an
Ali-wiSe Providence wedo most deeply deploTe his
death. occurring 10 did In the midst OF the years
uf his great usefulness
EeS1lrc,f That do hereby express our nigh ap-
prectou @: the sterling qualities % bis character.
a citizen u the community and as an O1icer -
this BANK
Rcsoirci That recall with satisfaction bis
eminent public services In the various responsible
positions in which he has been placed. aud thc
high esteem in which bis public career has heen re
gar3esi by the people Of our state ~ large.
Rssoirrf That his genial manner, his afAbae lis
position and hts wArm friendship vou Tor him she
sincere regard Of his associates ~ this Board and
VIC 40 hereby record our profound respect for b 8
memory
Rss1'rof That these resolutions ha published in
the pApers OF our city AMI COPY seut 70 the taEty
J. Il BILLISGSLEA. Vice President
J " HrnFNs Cashier
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-09-16
A Straw in the West.

In the recent election of a Congressman in
Missouri to fill vacancy caused by the death
of Richard P. Bland, the distinctive issues
were Imperialism and monopoly. The l6 to
l question was subordinated by the Demo
Gratis and they made vigorous attack on
McKinley's policy of territorial expansion
and subjugation of people struggling for in
dependence The Republicans put up a
strong candidate and made an active cam
paign also. The result was about one thous-
and increase in the Democratic majority.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-09-16

During the past week the worst forest fires
in the history OF Northern Wyoming ragged in
the mountains between North and South
Forks OF Tongue river, west Of Sheridan, Pa.
Four townships were burned over and the
town of lockwood was wiped out. The tie
camp of McShane u Co. together with a
number OF saw mills and a large quantity of
railroad ties aud lumber, was destroyed.
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OUR AIM IS TO PLEASE !

fnnl that the Of this depends
friends W that fear
the think
mo we NAV object mistake We you feel that We dc
exactly what would much
Won would repeat have often said that will be
onv too glad mistake understanding that has occurred
howfa and hard will,
cannot creeping occasionally aud them
telling We hope will hesitate
tell Ms about anything did said would =!
well thought ought It will help do better next time
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-09-16
OFFICE or TIE wEsrM1xsrKR GAS LIGHrl

NbMfANAs
Westminster Nd. september i3gh, is99.
At 4 meeting q the Bczri II Directors q Toe
Westminster Gas Light Company. bell This day F..
the following action had Ia relation - the
death Of tbs Honorable Charics =. Roberts
WHEREAS. Il has pirassi Almighty God IN bis
providence 10 take from our madst the Hn9ur&hlc
Ck-sies y RntcTts. a Director % thts Company,
= ra'rrf. That dep3nre ihc loss Of - valuable
sFt icys tn promoting the interests % the Company
81 hch hr vss usegElcg almost trssa it. organ
ixatlou.
Re- alryti That viii remember sith dceF segs
rnW 80 severance Of bis social relations win THIS
EOart
Rzsssy.f That We tcndef his t-crcavs~i family oar
sincere syugAthy in their Nd az ict.an-
Rrs1irvi That thts actiuu - cnteTe~i ga tac min
utss II thc proceedings II nc Beard and that the
sAuse he Published tn the - peTs q tfts city
Ees5r-sf Tst copy q these -,7sa2atiulss - srns
10 the family % J=ige Rote-ts
By ORDER - TIE Noara q DiLccfnTS.
JOHN l. EKIFSNInER PrcsAirti
JUAS CrVNgSgHAN. SC
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In the Orphans Court of Carroll County.
AUGUST TERN, 1899.
Estate of Wesley Myers, deceased.
On application it is ordered this 18th day of
September. 1899 that the sale of the Real
Estate Of Wesley Myers. late Of Carroll coun-
ty, deceased, made by Howard E. Myers and
Charles I. Repp, Executors ofthe last will and
testament of said deceased and this day report
ed to this Court by the said Executors, be rati-
fed and confirmed, unless cause be shown to
the contrary on or before the Srd Monday, 10th
day, of October, next; provided copy of this
order be inserted for three successive weeks in
some newspaper printed and published in
Carroll county, before the 2nd Monday, 9th
day, of October, next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
80, 335. 40.
JACOB RINEHART,
ALBERT SCHAEFFER, Judges
WILLIAM Y. FRIZZELL,
True copy,-Test:
JOSEPH D. Brooks,
septic st Register of Wills.
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Cok John Waiter .SB,ith, The Demo
cratic nominee for Gove1sor, Is TIE tifther
of the Free School Book Ld,c- lie
promises further efforts in he eaase q
public education i elected.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-09-16

United States Senator J. B. Foraker, of
Ohio, has announced his purpose to oppose
Mckinley policy of Imperialism and to make
a speech against it at the opening of Congress
in December
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-09-16

Registrars of voters will sit on October 3
and 10, from s a. m. to Z p. m. Every un,
registered Democrat should have his name
entered on one of those days.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-09-16

A man residing on the Eastern Shore OF
Maryland recently wrote his name and address
on postal card and simply addressed it |.
BENEsCH x SoNs, Baltimore. By return mail
he received a handsome l2S page catalogue,
containing over 800 fine nalftone illustrations
and yer, valuable suggestions on economical
houSefurnishing at rock bottom prices, also a
personal letter from the largest model home
furnishers in the L. S.-All for a possibility
II st
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-09-16

The court-martial at Rennes, France, on
of treason in having sold plans and specifca-
tons of the French forts, &C., to the German
government, and sentenced him to 10 years
Imprisonment. The press of almost the
whole world condemns the Dreyfus verdict.
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NEWS OF NEW SHOES.

FOR BOYS Many of them will have to be shod before
d;nq them to school We have splendid Shoe for school
wear made of good stout stock with heavy soes and wide
sizes to IS at roe Is to , at 90 and at sl15
We have better grades but for the money these will give good
service
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SPECIAL BARGAIN IN MEMS SHIRTS.

II, h " selling lot Of Men Negge
Shirts Al choice goods with collars with attached collars
your We have uy all sizes but scarcely
alike
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Oaice Of the Board Of Supervisors of Flee I
tons for Carroll COUNTY
WESTMINSTER. Mp, August S0th. 1892
Rs virtue Of the provisions OF Section 10,
Chapter 2D2 Of the Acts Of the General As.
sembiy Of Maryland, passed at its January
Session, iS9e. notice Is hereby given that the
Board OF Supervisors of Elections for Carroll
County has appointed the following named
persons as Judges. Clerks and Gatekeepers Of
Election for the several Election Districts Of
Carroll county.
The Following List Comprises the
Republican Judges, Clerks and
Gatekeepers
DISTRICT NO. l.
Robert 5. Mckinney. judge, Taneytown.
George T.. koutE, clerk. Taueytowa.
6. T. ). Gilds, gatekeeper, Ianeytown.
DISTRICT No. ,.
solomon Myers, Judge, Treyanion.
Levi d. Maus, JT., clerk, Tyrone.
Theodore II. Adams, gaiekecper, Llnwood.
DISTRICT No. 8.
Elmer Leppo, judge, Union Mills.
Moses J. ". Troxell clerk, Deep Run.
Jacob T. Myers, gaiekeeper, Pleasant Valley.
DISTRICT No. I.
Nathaniel y. ZeutZ. Judge, lamotte-
Carroll Msgee, clerk, Carrolton.
Levi T. Frizzell, gatekeeper, Gambler.
DISTRICT No. ).
lsr PREcINcr.
J. Thomas Harris, Judge, Freedom.
John H. Wilson, clerk, Sykesyille.
Edward Becraft, gatekeeper, Haight.
DISTRICT NO. ).
mp PRECINCT.
Frank Leaiherwood, Judge, Day.
d. Edgar McQuay, clerk, Gist.
Sjlas Jenkins, gatekeeper, Daniel.
DISTRICT NO. 6.
Lewis II. Eppley, judge, Manchester.
CLAYTON Turner, clerk, Manchester.
George Ament, gatekeeper, Manchester.
DISTRICT NO. :.
IST PREcISCT.
George f. Turtle, Judge. Westminster.
A. Bailey Morelock clerk, Westminster
John Croft, gatekeeper, Westminster.
DISTRICT NO. :.
md Precinct.
George Stouch, judge, Westminster.
Grant Lippy, clerk, Westminster.
gatekeeper, Westminster.
DISTRICT NO. s.
Charles Richards, of r., judge, Hampstead.
John s Lester. clerk, Brummel
Peter Miller, gatekeeper, Hampstead.
DISTRICT NO. 9.
David Cover, Judge, Winfield.
Mark A. Aldridge, clerk, Long.
David Pickett, gatekeeper, Winfield.
DISTRICT NO. 10.
Alfred n. Forney, judge, Middleburg.
Charles +. Valentine, clerk Middleburg.
John T. Barnhart gatekeeper, Middleburg
DISTRICT NO. II.
solomon s Ecker, Judge, New Windsor
Windsor
John W. Haiues, gatekeeper, New Windsor.
DISTRICT NO. u.
John H. Repp, judge, Union Bridge.
Ira 0. Wright, clerk, Union Bridge.
Howard Winter, gatekeeper, Union Bridge.
DISTRICT NO. 10.
Norval W Hobbs, judge, Mt. Airy.
John W. Hood, clerk, Mt. Airy.
John +. Davis, gatekeeper, Mt. Airy.
The Following List Comprises the
Democratic Judges, Clerks and
Gatekeepers
DISTRICT NO. l.
j. Sylvester Fink, Judge, Taneytown.
John H. Dihiendali, clerk, Taneytown.
Milton Martin, gatekeeper, Taneytown.
DISTRICT NO. =.
VIM. H. Baust, Judge, Uniontown.
L. Lee Erb, clerk, Uniontown.
Charles II. Wilhelm, gatekeeper, Uniontown.
DISTRICT NO. 8.
David D. Geetng, judge, Silver Run.
John ID. Feezer, clerk, Silver Run.
David H. Boose, gatekeeper, Silver Run.
DISTRICT NO. 4.
Emory C. Zepp, judge, East View.
Lewis Kelbaugh, clerk, Patapsco.
R. J. Leppo, gatekeeper. Patapsco.
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SAT- q Naryllpd, County Of ClrToQ -
w. Herring Cashier OF the aboye-naned bank,
do soemnly swear that the above statement l. true
10 tho best Of my knowledge and belief
J. W Herring, Cashier.
subscribed and sworn 10 before me this l4th day
Of September. 1899.
FRANK K. CASSELL, Notary Public
Correct-AtteSt:
CHAs E STEWART,
JAS, II. BILLINGsLEA, Directors.
CHAS V. WANT,
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NESTERN MARYLAND RAIL
w ROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE or SECRETARY,

VkfIIE W NEIhtTANl,
BALTIMORE, Mn, Sept. Is, 1899,
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the Western Maryland Rail Road Company
for the election of FIVE 81 Directors, to serve
for the ensuing year, will be held at the office
of the Company, Hillen Station, Baltimore,
on Wednesday, October Is. 1899, az u q clock
NJ J. I. NJ. BARNES,
sepllG st Secretary.
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MORTGAGES SALE
AVA orr
DESIRABLE LITTLE HOME.

In Westminster District, Carroll couuty, Nd.
b. virtue q the power OF sale contained in
\ Mortgage from Cathariue Waaiz and JOSIAH
Nantz her hasbaud. "a me. bearing date on
the 18th day of April ISL. and daily recorded
among the Real Estate Mortgage Records of
Carroll Coaaty,in I'beg +. T. :, No. l6 folio
l0I. &c, sill sell al Pablie sale, 10 the high
est bidder on the premises. oH
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 7ih. isgo.
At O'Clock p. n, AZ that pArccl Of laud
called "LsEonieF, "tirecaberFy Second At.
tempt, "H0.me Toy. aad Second Amead
menl, containing
"a ACRES MORE OR LESS.
The improvements thereon
are q comfortable log Dwelling A =
House. log barn and other oat. 80
buildings; excellent spFiag con ai l4ssclzzzzle
yeDieni 10 the dwelling house; also frali on
tbs premises
This property is situated in Westminster
District, about ! mile from Mr., EphFaiHi
Repps formerly Gsi1nan's Mill, on the road
leading from Liitlcsio~u turnpike near Beg =
=. .. 10 Baehmans Mills, and zdi0ius !aads
Of John Naas, the late John H. Miller and
others.
TERMS OF SALE :-0Re.,hird cash on
the day u ssie or On the ratification thereof,
one-ihird in SIX and the other ose-third ia
twelve months. the deferred payments TO be
secured by the notes q the purchaser o. par
chaser. wiih approved security. bearing inter
est from the DAY Of sale OF al cash 81 the
option of the purchaser.
JOHN LESTER, Mortgage.
JoRN MlLroS RElFsNiDER,
sept lets Solicitor for Mortgage.
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II IST OF UNCLAIMED MATTER
IL remaining in the Postotfice, Westmin-
ster, Md, September 9th, 1899;
Croft. Chas. y Richardson, MissLillian
kaufman, Mrs Edw Rosenstock, Mrs. Harry
Keller, John r. D. Todd, Miss Edna
Miller, Peter Wilson, Miss Anna May
Newman, Mrs A. Wilson, H. l..
Orndorff, Chas Yewell, Miss F. Edwena
Parish, Miss Anna
Persons calling for matter in the above list
will please say it was advertised.
sept 16 MILTON SCHAEFFER, P. NJ.
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DEPoRT OF THE CONDITION

OF the UaioH National Baak Of HestH'iH-
sfer. at Westminster, ia iAs STATE Of Mary
land, al tie ciose II business, Sepseabcr
ia fEgq
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HEADACHES CURED
WHY NOT2

If the X-RAY Headache Tablets
cure a headache more promptly, are
more convenient in form, and more
effective in action than any other
remedy on the market WHY NOT
USE THEM
We are anxious to place the X
RAY headache tablets in compe-
tition with any remedy on the
market.
A single trial will convince any
one of their superior merits.
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Business Locals.

Miss Wallis will reopen her school Sep
TENDER 2Sth. For terms apply to Miss Wallis
1876 Green street.
Rudy Seed Wheat for sale; 81 per bnshel
Harry f. Curley, Eldersburg, Nd.
Two Houses for Rent on the GOrsuch Road
John A. krouse, Westminster, Md If
Best Stceet Tobacco 20 Cents Pound a
ChdS. Y. WdHtz'S.
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TRIRTTE OF RESPECT

To the memory of the late Judge Charles
Il. Roberts. by the Directors OF The
Union National Bank OF Westminster
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FOR GIRLS Little girls. Y

FOR GIRLS from IL with
very good leather the approved lasts
A o
II onys III { , 81 %
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EOR SALE.

FoR SALE o.
NV residence on Nam street. Lot 80 feet
front by 1913 feet deep. House contains 10
rooms aud bath room and wash house.
Heated throughout with hot water. Lighted
with both electric light and gas. Can be ex-
amined at any time.
sep9-3t FRED. ID. MILLER.
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sept

I IST OF JUDGES. CLERKS AND
Gatekeepers of Election for 1899, for
Carroll County, Md, Appointed by
the Board of Supervisors of Elec-
tons, August 3oth, 1899.
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NOTICE TO THE QUALIFIED
IN VOTERS OF CARROLL
COUNTY MD

Pursuant to the directions contained in Sec
ton IL of Chapter 2O2 of the Acts of the Gen
eral Assembly of Maryland, passed at its Jan
uary Session, 1896, the Board ofSupervisors of
Elections for Carroll county hereby notifies
the Qualified Voters of Carroll county, that
the Judges of Elections andRegisters ofVoters
for the several Election Districts of Carroll
county, and each Election Precinct thereof,
will sit for the purpose of registering Voters
of said county, BETWEEN THE HOURS
OF A. NJ, AND P. NJ, on
TUESDAY, October Sd, 1899,
AND ON
TUESDAY, October 10th, 1899,
AND FOR
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ENR MEN ]

The We show exceptionally
strong line at So so for We have either black
the sensible
the comfortable have Every pair
to satsfac $500