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nrnnans, CnuTI.

Monday, June 5.-George ". Siouakcr.
executor of Mary Slonaker, returned InTvn
tory Of money and settled first aud aual ac.
count.
Last will aud testament Of Wesley Myers
admitted to probate and letters tvsiaincutagy
granted 10 Howard T. Myers aud Charles l.
Repp.
theodore II. Troyer and Walter /. Martin.
executors Of MiFiam Houck, settled FIRST aud
final account.
Last will ard testament 81 BrOder Wilhelm
Brodersen, deceased. admitted 90 probate.
Jesse F. Lambert, executor 81 jesse Lam
bert, returned sales Of personal property and
list of advaneements aud received order 10
sell real estate.
Last will and testament Of Eliza Woods
admitted TO probate and letters IcSiameulary
granted to Rufus Woods.
Tuesday, June G.-Mary c. Shlyers, exc
cutrix of Cornelius Shiyers, returned iHven'
tory Of personal property, debts and money
aud settled first and final account.
Final ratification Of the sale OF the real es.
tate of Peter Hollenberger.
Last will and testament Of Anna l.. john
sou admitted 10 probate aud letters tesiamen.
tary granted to Ella Beam, who received
order to notify creditors.
Eliza Feeser, executriX Of John fveser,
returned inventories Of personal property aud
received order to notify creditors.
Howard +. Myers and Charles /. Rrpp,
executors Of Wesley Myers, returned Invrn
tories of debts and money.
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Union NILS Items.

Ih- >.yH3 Qaarr.s raa'rrae- q. tar
tf.I.s..su tss,.aa zs.t as. aaI+ 90 Fhr " o.
Ch7.a her-. Jarr Issat 60 iavs.essi sn.i
communion services ~H..iaF sl ui.r
g.ryavhsas sl Be. Csc. nt Pss-HIlus E5trr D.
4. laaa.p. h. p Q4au-rlE urraRs at = =.
u aa sar I~'n.
The ~anja, ssHaai IS, lA5. p-sse NsH hatr
Children pAg arsler, aH Sunday evening.
june Illh.
Tile l-.Ilr. N3r >aoass 30 rhe N r.
Church p,a huIi d Festival aH fulat tul
SATURDAY, uisht.. Ja4- II AID Is Iav iat,a
A.li, greLgstfa st, furnish a,as.e tss she "c
g-islau.
Nr@r. -. r. Sarg,r 4 o.. .,gaa packing
,o.4s au Ir,.i4y .asr, fhr erHr IS -nasr.i hy
ih' pea .su~-
The contract iarsrsrtIHs tar bank hastrHs
aa, zirsH lp NJ J1hn E..n~ ui ift.r-taaH-
Pa Tua building Nll b. alNSE I"rt. aa+ q
HiI, Jast 81 1888. &c 5, expected tl BIG really
by August l,t
n. Il, ha, damaged ib.. sh-a, Co s5.ns ga
tent lu TINS ,irsuits Ihr grass srvp all. a..a
hy short
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Personal NOIeS.

Miss Lizzie Russell, of Reisterstown, and
Mrs. Smiley Wightman, of Plttsburg, Pa
spent few DAYS with Mrs. Eliza Shreeve,
this city.
Mrs. Walter Jeffres, (nee Miss Elizabeth
Key Irwin Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Mason, lnee
Miss Mae Bruce SMITH Miss Bramley, and
J. Q. H. Smith, Jr., all of Pittsburg, are
guests at Capt. P Fl. Twins.
Mr.. Jacob n. Diffendal, of New Market,
Frederick county, is visiting relatives IN West
minister.
Judge and Mrs |. Thomas Jones celebrated
the 3Oth anniversary OF their wedding on Sat,
urday last at their home at Elkridge, Howard
county.
Mr.. Fred. Mosher and Miss Bessie Gleason,
both residents of Springfield, near SykesvilIe,
drove to Westminster on Wednesday morning
and were married by Rev. Father Cassidy, OF
ST. Johns Roman Catholic Church. Mrs.
Harry Brown was best girl and Mr.. Harry
Brown best man. The couple left for short
wedding trip. The wedding was a surprise
to the friends of both.
Miss Bertha Kemp, of Mt. Washington,
Baltimore, is visiting Miss Bette Shriver, at
Avondale.
Miss Mary Agnes O'Neill and Mr.. William
0'Neill of Baltimore, are guests at Mr.. {. H..
Vanderford's.
Mr.. G. W. Frizell, of Baltimore, spent sew
eral days in Westminster this week.
Mr. J. f. Abbott, of the Daily Capital.
Annapolis, was one of the delegates to tine
Firemen's Convention, aud another was Mr..
Irving Mace, of Cambridge, a graduate OF
Western Maryland College.
Mr.. Eugene f. Vacheron. wife and son, Of
New York, are visiting his sister, Mrs Edwin
W. Shriver.
Mrs. Elizabeth f. Stitcher, of Baltimore,
aad Miss Daisy Croft, Of Towsou, are guests
of Mr. and Mrs. John Stitcher,
Misses Eta Matthias, of Baltimore, Mabel
Brooks. OF Baltimore county, and Ada LePP.
of Howard county, are guests OF Miss Florence
b. Hepp, this city.
Mrs. II. c. Oursler and son Walter, Of Phil
adelphia, Pa, are visiting her sister, Mrs. A.
T. Fowler, this city.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Siaub, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Biackman. all Of Frederick; Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Buoker aud children. of lltiles-
town; Mrs George Stouer, Miss Maggie
Sioner. Mrs. Frank Thurman and son. Miss
Ellen Thurman. all of Stonersyille. spent sew
eral DAYS this week with Mr.. aud Ms. VI. W.
Babylon.
Mrs. H. L. Gosling, Of Washington u, c.,
is visiting relatives in Westminster.
Mrs. Mitchell, Of Charles county, j, "a guest
Of her sister, Mrs. J. II. Blliugsiea.
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Closing Exercises of New Windsor College.

4
large and enthnSiaStlc auGlG en- greeted
the students ct New windsor C@"egS at 1nelI
annual an, eloeu'o"ary contest "'' o'''o
o'I; ri .,,., co.. .oo;,ot;o,
F""r prizes were oHeIe"' WV .J-
an" TWO .or uec'it"l ' lo' "''''
Contestants came 'T'TaIu -, Ga.
ne Judges uec'ueu '"'' 'nei' W. . W. 49,
hrSt ptHe III recitation ana "l"''"e i''~eI
were awarded to Miss Marie nehseheN' "l
Union Hrldge, and Miss Elsie NteNeh>oh' "i
/ New Windsor. The second prize was won ny
Miss Efr, SrrJpr ,r New Windsor The
r -. .,,,.,.I,J u, Co,
prizes ioT "ee'ah.l"i, were Il" =. - ~ 49,
\. Brilliant and W. Raymond AuderN.
On Wednesday evening a lawn lete was
Ill go, .I,,,,,.,,,., a ,,..,. Iaryaiv attended
htl" 'i inc 'i''II l''> d"' va, '"'-' -
On Thursday morning the commencement
EXERCISES were held consisting OF statement
= ~ - -. III .., ,,,,tT;ra a. In It's
ui tue NuIh "'!t ''IH ''' '"'''.' g.
future policy, together with music ana al
Ira.s.,s i,,. p... D.Wtft Rapbain and Rev d.
- - ~ ~ l.,,t;,,r ,.r,.s
H. ''duIe- mere "'S NV -'"7 -,
and there viii probably be none III l'"i-
The following prizes In addition to those men
81 -, .....,..I la. Hon Robert II
'."H'" "CIC i'eH'''''' ~
smith, OF Baltimore
FaCulty priyp for highest general average
-. MI i IL p,-,,.,,.,I ATtars with hon.
""S ,'""'''" ~ ~ l--I n
oEtn!e mention 'a H. N, -NhNe' ~
buihaTi; the Harry =. Ecker Matu''H"ti'S
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that seven companies had been admitted dur
ing the past year. three of which are new
companies. The companies are the fancy
town Fire Company, the PIkesvllle Fire Com
pany, the Pocomoke City Fire Company ana
| the four companies of HagerStown: whlch
had withdrawn. were reinstated, as follows ::
Fire Hose Company, Independent, Jr. Steam
| Fire Engine Company, Western Enterprise
| Company and the Antietam Fire Company
| The president recommended that the aSS"cla-
ton take steps looking to the securing ot 81
| 600 annually from the state. which is To be
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Mr. J. 49, >laughsabaup, our rHtegFr,slng
trucker. H4- aa- 81 the finest strawberry crops
that as, ever raised Boa This locality.
Ou last Sunday Children. PAY exercises
we're held 40 Mt Liuu United Brethren and
-. PsuIs Lutheran CHgryGvs. The weather
,ga- s,fl thai could boz expected. and very large
audiences were present 90 both services to
witue,, 'he splendid display mair by the
sunday schools OF Harvey.
Wheat Is somewhat injured 10 this locality
bv the iirs>iau iIy, buta isig crop Is expected,
The corn Is growing finely now, owing "a
warm sunshine aud frequent showers.
We are glad tu note that one ut our mes
prominent citizens. Mr. I. Jefferson Hess,
has been nominated for sheriff 10y the PROM.
hItlouistS.
The Harvey Curuet Band viii heIda ttstiya
on Saturday afternoon and night, June II,
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Charles Loats, of Manchester, has been ap-
pointed deputy game warden.
John Zentgraf, of this city, has secured a
place on the police force of Baltimore, and
left yesterday TO assume his duties.
The house of Alexander Mccormick, at the
coal chute, mile from Westminster, was
damaged by lightning somewhat yesterday,
The boxing entertainments at Odd Fellows
Hall, this city, during the fremen's cOnven'
ton, were very SHINY attended, and the
hackers came out about 5000 behind.
A gentleman at Greenvile, Miss, has
written to Mayor Fred. d. Miller, of West.
minister, inuuiring if there are any heirs OF
David X. 0urser here. Any person having
information on the subject are requested to
communicate with Mayor Miller.
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A Pleasant Meeting.
Reported for the Democratic Advocate

Reported for The Democratic Advocate
The Ladies' Aid Society of Zion NJ. p.
Church met at the home Of Mrs. William
KINNEY, on the afternoon of June Srd.
After the usual exercise of the meeting
were over, al were invited in the dining room
where beautifully set table, laden with many
good things, met the eyes, to which ample
Justice was done A good time was enjoyed
by all, and the society will not soen forget the
pleasant reception rendered them by Mrs
KINNEY.
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Weather Record for the week.

June 3-mercury 81 at : a. m. and IS at
D. NJ. clear. June mercury 81 at ! a. m.
and 81 at , p. IN. clear. June 5--mercury
10 at a. III. and 81 al p. m; clear until
$50 p. m; clear at night June 6-mercgmry
"a at a. NJ and ~ at 2 p. Ms generally
clear. June mercury 10 at .. NJ aud "
at 2 y. ~ clear. June 9-mercury 70 at
a. m. and 81 at p. IN; clear and blustery'
June 9-mercury Y at q. N. and 10 at p.
I'M ShOwery
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Two base hits, Brosu, Logae, nitman >.
Summers >. P. Bitzel 4; hose on balls, ~
Ditman 3. of Barnes / struck uut. By nIltuA"
IL; BY Barnes 8.
WEsrNINsrER, NAV =. The Young Cham
pions defeated the Early Birds 10y a score Of
Il To 10. The feature Of the game Eas Jhv
pitching II z. Bsuucti. The batteries Sere--
Butler. Weeks ai,d Shank far be Early Birds.
Bennett, BAnmgayiucr aud Den fur ihs Young
Champions.
WEsTxiSsrgR. Jane 5.-The Young Cham.
pions defeated the Liulc Wreus hy a score "i
81 10 20. The feature Of the game Sass 'ar
pitcbing Of +. Bennett. fhrrv pitchers Eerc
Knocked out Of The box b. The } Dung hafu-
pions. Ia the third inning the score sAs IS
10 in favor of the Wreus- The taitrriys
we're RekenIode, Hook, ReinjusvF aud FuS
Ter for the Wrens; Bennett, BauaigaFl"er.
Haines aad Dell Tor the Young Champions.
The Little Wrsas may be bot, but the Cham
mons can cool them.
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IN the Circuit Court for Carroll
Sitting as a Court of Equity
No 2796 EOTUTY

NO. 1926 EQUITY.
ExParte. In the matter of the Trust Estate
of Charles A. Stultz and Alice R. Stultz,
his wife, Charles w. Weaver, Trustee.
Ordered this ninth day of May, in the year
Eighteen Hundred and Ninety-nine, on the
aforegoing petition, that the Circuit Court for
Carroll county, sitting in Equity, take juris-
dicton in the trust estate of the said Charles
A. Stultz, and that said trustee settle said
trust estate under the supervision and control
of the said Circuit Court for Carroll county,
sitting in Equity.
And it is further ordered that the said
Charles w. Weaver, the trustee in the above
cause named, give the usual notice to the
creditors of the said Charles A. Stultz, who
were such prior to the fifth day OF May, A.
D., 1885, to file their claims, property au-
thenticated, with the Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Carroll county, on or before the
twenty fifth day of July, A. D., $780, by caus-
ing a copy of this order to be published in
some newspaper in Carroll county, once a
week for four successive weeks before the Dist
day of June, A. D., 1899.
|. THOMAS JONES.
True copy,-Test:
mayl3 st JAS. H. BIILINGsLEA, Clerk.
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pOAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that application will
be made to the County Commissioners of Car
roll county at their first meeting after the ex
piration Of thirty days from the date hereof to
locate, or cause to be located aud opened
public county road in Carroll county, begin
ming at point in the county road leading
from the Uniontown and Middleburg road to
the Taneytown and Middleburg road, on the
lands of Albert kooutz; then through the
lands of said koontz a short distance, TO the
line of Nelson Crabbs' land; then on or near
the dividing line between the lands of said
Crabbs and Koontz to the lands Of Booze;
| then across lands of said Boone to Big Pipe
Creek, and across said creek to lands OF
Henry Reck; then through the lands of said
Reck to the lands of John Burlington, near an
old road: then on or near the bed of said old
| road between the lands of said Burlington and
Luther Sharretts; then on or near the said old
| road, as near as may be, between the lands of
| said SharrettS aud VIM. j. ReifSnider; then
on or near said old road, as near as may be,
between the lands of said Reifsnider and
Martin Burlington for a short distance; then
| on or near said old road through the lands of
said Burlington to point in county road lead
| ing from Taneytown to Middleburg, at or
| near the intersection of said county road and
| said old road, or by the most practicable
route. ALBERT hOONS,
may27-5t and Is others.
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TNHE ANNUAL FESTIVAL will be held
4 at st. Johns tLeister'sl Church ON
Thursday evening, the ldth, and ON Saturday
afternoon and evening, the 18th Of June. If
the weather should prove unf,vorable on
Thursday evening the festival will be held on
FRIDAY evening. junel0 2t
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Base Ball.


The Smallwood boys Defeated the Nechan
icsyille bows last Saturday on the grounds OF
the former by the score Of >. TO I, making
eight straight games this season. The small
wood bows found Barnes curves good cherry
pie and pounded hiIn all over the lot making
"a hits. OF which 10 we're two haCgcrS- The
features OF the game were the heavy siasglog
Of p. Bi;zel, the fine pitching Of Ditman and
the head work Of catcher Cushing. who caught
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INFORMATION WANTED.

Was there gold mine discovered in Car
roll, about 81 years ago, on the farm of Mr..
Gorsuch or Goshen?
Any one having information on the subject
will please address THE ADVOCATE,
june 3 3 t Westminster, Md,
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Daniel Items,

The Maryland State Juvenile Institute wall
be held at Shipleys Hall on Saturday, June
| II. In the afternoon there will be a literary
program. ipterspersed with violin ana corne'
] solos. and vocal solos.
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4 SSIGNEE OF MORTGAGEE' S
"a SALE
OF A LOT,

In Westminster District, Carroll county, Md.
By virtue of the power and authority con
tanned in a mortgage from Courtney +. Crap
ster and Ella Crapster, his wife, to Robert
Corbett, dated the 10th day OF April. 1894,
and recorded amongst the Real Estate Mort
gage Records Of Carroll county, in Liber b.
F. c., No. IS, folio 1872, &c, and by him as
signed te John NJ Roberts on the 2Sth day
of April. 1899, the undersigned, assignee of
mortgage, will offer at public sale, on the
premises, on
SATURDAY. JUNE Il, 1899,
at 10 o clock, A. NJ, the real estate described
in said mortgage, being lot fronting about
fifty feet on Charles street, and adjoining the
lands OF William b. Thomas and others, it
being the same land conveyed by William
w. CrapSter to the said Courtney +. Crapster
by deed dated February (, 1889. and recorded
among the Land Records of Carroll county,
in Liber W. n. NJ, No 60, folio 5, &c. Sssss.A
The improvements thereon consist of a zsl=
small dwelling house.
Terms of Sale.-All cash on day OF sale OF
upon ratification of sale by the Court; or, il
desired by the purchaser or purchasers, one
third cash ON day of sale, One-third in three
months and the other onethird in six months
from day of sale the credit payments to be
secured by the notes OF the purchaser or pur
chasers, with approved security, bearing in
terest from the day Of sale.
JOHN NJ. ROBERTS.
Assignee of Mortgage
may 81 Is John NJ. Roberts, Solicitor
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SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1899.

The date on the label on your
paper shows the time to which
your subscription is paid.
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Business Locals.

Best S,crrt Tj.5ar,o ~ Cents Pound At
Clay T. UIH'-'s
2pn Pigeons Wanted, apply 10 Harry c.
AlHarsb. secretary and treasurer, Westmln-
,,cr Gan Club.
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Y ENTUCKY AND WEST -
IN VIRGINIA HORSES 0$@N
a MD Mill ,ES XIV

will arrive at my stables on Monday, May 20.
Consisting of driving, saddlers and general
purpose horses, Also some good broken
mules Any person wishing to purchase will
do we'll TO inspect my stock before purchas-
ing elsewhere. All stock must be as repre-
scented. II. A. SPALDlNG,
mayer If Littlestown, Pa.
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The famou, old St Charles Theatre, at
New Orleans. was destroyed by fire Sunday
night, together With adjacent buildings. The
loss i, estimated at $1,000
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Ia baltimore. Nd. June e l,s2, Narsasv; \ FriE.
Gle asvE 5 ysa-s iute-rvl ~ ~skcsEi.ir. Nj.
la aaA and tsvEnE remembrance 20 my dear
.strs..rr Halah A Wenir who tse-I Csc wears ago
gaae g. I>sE .u Tn5au Bridge. Nj
is ls -.sa; Co Essrsg Tor .ovsd aues
WAa have sr4eae,i ths glory lAuI-
RHsl arv safe ir9uu al gsnPsstlNns.
N8sl gar happy r1ns5gssd taut.
Nsw He .il haw Ia sweet subGitsstHo
To a4r heavenly Fathers ~ 90.
Flg hr ia-lA al tAluEx " sse,y.
Amf uv u 40 serye aui love n!m skis
~ Rvs Mana
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MARRIED.

AtfEe Sc B. uar-suAgr FilkSburE Nd by Rev
w g.,s a. Nay = t>s Harvey GAmbsT- 90
Ulr1f.s VI aga -=Hh l.. Arnold, ~ Finkshars.
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Roasted Alive in Molten Iron.

SHARON. Pa. May u A terrific explosion
occurred last night at the Hubbard Furnace
of Andrews 4 Hitchcock, caused by molten
metal coming in contact with water. Dennis
Carney, aged -, was blown Is feet in the air,
and was literally roasted alive in the molten
metal. Six others were injured, among them
William Hitchcocn, manager of the furnace.
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DIED

y,-sar- .4r Vlrrsg,.asf ly.sfss. ra.'aar's, a'ss'
Fr.s~t -es.s 'lss-
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Wanted 10 cords Of White Oak aad Hick-
DRY Wood Bolts, clear OF knots. For par.
ucu!Ars address Perry Gray Sous, $50
Sterling street, Baltimore, Md
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The Democratic Advocate,


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Yearly advertisers must conine advertisements to
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TERMS.
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Two drugstores and several residences in
Belair were burglarzed on Sunday night.
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THE CONTENTION.

The convention of the Association held two
sessions. the first on Wednesday night and the
second on Thursday morning. The sessions
we're held in the auditorium OF the High
school Building. At the first session Mayor
Fred. ID. Miller extended hearty welcome
to Westminster, and State Senator ]. W.
Herring delivered welcome address in behalf
of the Westminster Fire Department. The
response was made by o., Roger McSherry, Of
Frederick. Committee reports were made
and an invitation to hold the next annual
meeting in Baltimore was accepted. In the
course of his report President Stump stated
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pa-On p M,
cept Saturdays.
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Remember these are the regular
25c Organizes, and at these low
prices they will move quick.
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Our new Spring Stock of
SOFT AND STIFF H AT S

Q. L. KEAVER,
Wantz Building, opp. Catholic Church,
mar25 II Yestmluster, Md.
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JUNE BARGAINS.
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WE OFFER FOR THIS WEEK
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Organizes and Din1ities at 1919
yard.
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Are most likely 20 find your blood inn
pure and lacking in the re j cvruusclcs
Whlch enable 10 90 carry uOui hmsnt
70 the nerves and other organs
J. heretOro you feel weak, tired and
listless and are troubled with spring
hunOrs. Relief is gives by Hood s
Sarsa aparilla which pur.Ges, enriches
and yitaiizes the blood
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Gratis OF your state went To Chicnro tn
oppose the platform which was adopt-
ed' unleSs the party Ia Now Yorl, rN-
pects To repeat this experiment la ,pno.
ii should lose no time Ia tal<ip,, n Rrp,
stand upon the Chicago platform. In
urging this course upon Tammany aud
the Democracy Of New York l ourht
to suggest that the party in New Norl,
has something at stake AS well as the
party in the mutton.
TammanY needs the Democracy OF
the nation AS much as the national
party needs rammany, and Tammany
should recognize this fact
Democratic principles have too firm
hold upon the plain people to 81, q
the party in amy section any promise
OF success 10y abandoning them
Democracy was defined AT Chicaro.
and the doRnition is so satisfactory
that no material change will be made
in that defiuition for years to come. |
hope the New York Democrats-fsr
their COED as we'll rs for tho good of
the party and country ut large will
speedily bring themselves within the
definition by giving an unqualified in-
dorsemeut to the Chicago platform.
Yours truly,
w. j. BRYAN.