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EXAMINATION OF PUBLIC
II SCHOOL TEACHERS

Naggs ls asrray gwen sa sli saaw % aaaF
caacrrn. tta, ia csa3arnsit o. lA~ aH3 af
order az lhe Board af School taHaH. asssa1s,.r-
- Carroll eaauty. she aauaA, cKaufHai-aa IT
pebble school teacher sd other p-ssaus Dr.
slsi-9 ia ,rsarr certificates 81 qualification -
ssch. as.i af applicant, for scholarships fa fae
~.Afe Normal school. aE.I boz trll So far high
:. heai BaIaaz. IN Westminster. aa ibafs
Has aud Fri,y. June Ssh aud ld.a. teSau-
uins gra,uEflt az 40 check sssh dag. AT
teachers. except these who have lite esrf.a
cafes diuiualas from tbr state Narus. >sa,ao..
~ from A. Examiner e' targe. erlaly. shsrA
a.ll NOS cXplrr aurug ihr mex, srAaai Feass
ar,. required i1 alie~G sa'l examination, IS aa
ccrtlacais ui.i jr granted ur reuga,ei saihuat
examination asS aa au. vii. Csc A..H@v4 81
teach aithaar y.uieraiHg ia lhe legal -e4a
lufuE-. NJ other eNAHtnaiEHl zI.# DE hrs4
3ariag tn- y~ar -xcrp, Cor issi and s-tlsr.eat
cause INSIDE Anopu ,a Che Board. lhe ia.in*
ing g. q Dis. ~ subjects embraced Dee iats *
animation Ouhograyhv. Reading. Nuuas
Arithmetic. tir1-gauas, General HISTORY. N.H.
s1.ta,lyu Is: ihe United States. C1asgi,agaaa at
MARYLAND. English Grammar, Bookkeeping,
AIsebTs. Na;asal Philosophy. Physiology,
Plane Gvoucsry. Theory auI Fr,euv- {
Teaching and law, sHi BY Law si the FaH-
he >eLoa. System 1f Mar and.
b. order lf th, Board,
DENIES L. FARRAE.
lnayg7 50 EyafE. urr-
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Nafcv &. hereby gwen ;aH application ell.
g. made g. ihr County Cam.nl .ssu'srs. ul Car
-s.i eaaaiy al tAs.r FIRST usr-tIss s'tsr che ex
asrassass affhsrtv Iav, frau. che date hereof 90
5.scatr. ag aaasr % be- located saI al-ne+ q
public erartF r11i .a Carroll gaaut. aeEls-
u5ns =; q Ha.st sH fhr rsauiy mad .eaatBE
taaH lhr j1Iuntasu sgt Nri3lshuTz rad -
gh- Taasg'asu aui N.ii.r-grs raaI, rn Oh.
.aE.Is a. Albert ksHa,r Iasa through che
lands 60! .z.l k1aa5l .aa-i Distance. % the
aHs af Nelson iu4uts .aa4 fhra uu or near
.he dividing au~ hsts~-a rho IauIs 90; aid
Cr.r=, aa3 harnfr t8 I1r lands VI --- Bnoaes
gbrn across l,nl. 90 sad B5au- ta Big Pipe
Greek. aaI across sand creek 90 Nnis Of
Henry R-sA tbra through the land. ~ ,a'd
K-yk 60 the lands @; John Rasfug;o-, near an
a.i s.saa. then uu az ucar tar bo.l W sa.i old
r0aa between che lands ~ SAID Burlington and
lathrr >hayrygfs; tarn au aT GrAr the said sd
ra4d. S. uear :, may &C. uet@r,u the lands 81;
SAID Shau-tls and Wm J. Eessuiier; then
ga ng uaAr saI3 Ola gaad- hraF a. may be-,
between ihy .anls % ,4iI R-sisnit~r aud
Nar5a Burlington .ay a short distance then
Oh Sc near .a'j oli road through the lands Of
,z5a Darlington 'a g ppiu' Boo county road lead
u. from Iapvyiaun 60 M,ddjeburE, a, OF
scar the intersection at SAID county road and
said old road. ar uy ,bc most practicable
ruHts ALBERT kOO\S,
sHasZ--s. and i Others.
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Victoria's Birthday

Queen Victoria was eighty years old on Wed
nesday, and has been on the throne nearly
sixty-two years. She has reigned longer than
any king or queen, and has outlived all con.
temporary rulers at the time Of her corona.
ton. Every other European nation has had
from two to FIVE heads since she assembled the
throne in 1887. Van Buren, was President OF
the United States then, and we have had
since Harrison. Tyler. Polk, Taylor, FIJI
more. Pierce. Buchanan, Lincoln, Johnson,
Grant, Hayes. Garfield. Arthur, Cleveland,
Harrison aud Mckinley Two Of these were
assassiuated, Lincoln and Garfield, and TWO
died ia office, Harrison. who lived bat one
month, and Taylor who lived about sixteen
mouths. Cleveland and Benjamin Harrison
are the only surviving Ex-Presideuts. Queen
Victoria IS greatly endeared TO all her sub
jecis, and is highly esteemed throughout the
world
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SHARRER Il GORSUCH,
Opposite Catholic Church,
WESTMINSTER, MD.

Opposite Catholic Church, WESTMINSTER MD
ASK TO SEE splendid Wool Suits for So, Sc, 81 and S.
ASK TO SEE and These handsome
swenSu o made and far better than cheap
called to measu
ou Blue Serge and Black Worsed Suits
ASK TO SEE youths nobby light Suits dark
make best the world
to ears 81 80 S500
ASK TO SEE cbeapSu fore children 81 to S250
ASK TO SEE VeteeS uis for . 81 80.
TO make order Remember
in the leaders saving and giving
style, fit and finish
ASK TO SEE Pretty Madras the Shirt Also col
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ASK TO SEE our orkng Pants best made 75c
ASK TO SEE eyerythin new n Neckwea DC soc
ASK TO SEE the latest and correct shapes Collars and Cuffs
ASK TO SEE oursu superior Shirts and Drawers
ASK TO SEE elastic Drawers the acme of comfort
ASK TO SEE and25 Knee Pants also fine Knee Pants ma3
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Race Problem in the South.

Attention is called to an address, published
in another column, of Ex-Gov. Northen, OF
Georgia, delivered in Boston, on Monday
night, on the race problem il the South. The
Ex-Governor told his hearers some plain
truths. and recalled few facts that recent
generations never knew perhaps, in reference
to the introduction of Negro slavery IN the
South
One of the strongest points made by EX-
Gov. Northen is that when a foreign govern
msnt declines to receive a minister, the name
is recalled. Mr.. Mckinley, however, has
appointed Negroes to public office all over
the South, against the protest of the press and
the white people. Thus, more consideration
is paid to the wishes of foreigners than to the
desires ofthe people ofthe South. The South
ern people expected Mr.. McKinleyto fill the
Offices with Republicans, but they object to
Negroes, who are incapable and obnoxious as
officials. being appointed collectors Of ports,
internal revenue collectors, deputy marshais
and postmasters.
In South Carolina and Georgia, particu-
larly, Mr.. Mckinley has made number OF
such appointments. 1t appears that his de-
sire was to humiiate the white people by
placing Negroes in office; to make them re-
cognize the Negro as an equal, at least and
bow in submission to the rule of an inferior
race. Bv this official recognition and eleva-
tion, the Negro has become overbearing and
presumptious, feeling that the government IS
at their back. while the lower element OF the
Negro race has taken license 10 attack the
women of the South with fendish purposes.
And the Northern press aud orators and over
sanctimouious preachers have held ap their
hands in horror at lynchiugs that have re-
suited from the official acts of the Mckinley
Administration
The Ex-Governor's address was timely and
forcible and was delivered at point where
such talk was necessary TO enlighlen the peo-
pie upon conditions in the South and to recall
the,fact that slavery was introduced in the
South by Northern people, and that all law
lessness and outrages committed by the Negro
race is result Of Northern Interference
giving them the ballot, iustructiug them false
ly and Installing hatred to the Southern
whites.
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GARD OF THANKS.

BERRET, Mp, May "a, 1899.
To the Teachers Of Carroll county, Ladies
and Gentlemen Having been notified that
you, the teachers of the county, have pre-
scented me with IA token OF your good will.
take this opportunity of publicly expressing
my gratitude for your kindness. | regret eN-
ceediugly that was unable to be present at
the Teachers Association aud personally
thank you for the gift. During the four years
l was associated with you | always met with
kindness and consideration at your hands.
and hope and have reason to believe that
the cordial esteem aud regard feel for you
individually aud collectively are reciprocated.
Hoping to be present at some future meeting
Of the Association, when can again express
my thanks. | am
Yours very respectfully
GEoRGE 4. DAVIS.
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not only composed this beautiful heart-music, but
had also set it to time aud Mr. Charles r. Wood
sang it in quiet hour service" Such generosity
has never befullen any convention, therefore
Sandy Mount stands first in having its own par
ticular hymn. Mr. Mather led the conservation ser
vice, closing the convention. But while the con-
vention is over let not forget Christian Endeav-
ovrers of Carroll the things we heard and saw and
enjoyed at sandy Mount. The people who enter
tanned the convention spared nothing to make the
convention success and it was largely due to
their untiriug energy that we had such good
convention and now we who attended this meet
ing and have returned TO our homes, let us remem-
Der 10 use the good suggestions given MS and when
trials come and things not as we wish, for we
all have this. remember ! say that Even Christ
pleased not Himself"
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION.
vi Firemen 3 Convention

Whereas. the state Firetuyn'. Convention
viii b. held in this c,ty Wednesday and
Thursday, jane 7ih ard sih. lsgg;
Aul whereas, thi, !, an organization whose
fundamental principles as wrll as the high
character st IL mem ber.hip locally as veil As
throughout the State eu,tle il % she highest
respect,
/. Fred. H. Miller, Mayor OF the City OF
Westminster, hereby suggest and request lha,
the citizens al tht, city decorate their home,
and the business men thrir places Of business
on "Wednesday aud Thursday. June It'll and
sth. le11. This ask for the credit Of the
city, aud that her guests may be- made 20 feel
the true hospitality that :, Characteristic OF
oar citizens.
may2O-3t FRED. d. MILLER. Mayor.
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The Only One Named.

In its weekly review of state politics the
Baltimore Sunday Herald, Of the 2lst, has
the following:
''For the office of Comptroller, only the
name Of Dr. Joshua Herring, Of Carroll,
has thus far been named. There are few
men in the State better qualified to per
form the duties appertaining to this office.
and surely none more popular. DR..
Hering's record as State Senator is un
exceptionable He enjoyed the conf
dence and respect ofRepublicans, as well
as Democrats.
There is one error in the HeraLFs state
ment-''There are few men in the state bet
ter qualified TO perform the duties appertain.
ing to the Office What the Herald should
have said-"There are few men in the stat,
so well qualified as DIR. Herring for the office. .
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-05-27

Two mortgages of the new Baltimore Il
Ohio Railroad Company were left for record
in the Superior Court of Baltimore on Tues
day. The government stamps required cost
500, 600 The stamp tax is part of the gov
eminent plan to raise money to pay the eX-
pense of iutermedling in the affairs of Spain
in Cuba, paying Cuban soldiers, mostly ban
dts and marauders, and buying from Spain
the right to conquer the Fiipinos and pre-
vent them from governing themselves.
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A Poser.

The Filipino Commissioners who have been
conterrimg with Commission sent 10 the
Philippines by President Mckinley. have
gone to their homes Upon departing Presj-
dent Gonzaga said
we greatly appreciate The courtesy shown Us
We have st,nt some time with your Comm S.ioners
incidentally considering the American Constii Va
ton. Its principles impress u profoundly.
The plan OF government otiercref the Philip
pines seems. in theory Il good colonial system
But why should nation with your Constitution
seek 10 make colony OF a distant people who have
been 80 long fghtinE against spain 10 SECURE the
same rights yonT Constitution gives You Iaaghi
the same battle In America whcn yoU fought
against England.
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PROPOSALS FOR SPRINKLING
Il STREETS.

Scaled proposals will be received at tn,
Office of the Clerk OF the Mayor and Common
Council OF Westminster, until s o'clock, p.
NJ, Nay 18th 1899 addressed to II. b. Gram
mar. Clerk, endorsed Proposals for Spriuk
ling Streets. Proposals may be made IN
two WAYS:
LIST. To sprinkle the streets with the pres
ent sprinkler whenever required by the Mayor
for lump sum for one year.
2nd. TO sprinkle the streets with the pres
ent sprinkler whenever required by the Mayor
at 50 much per hour for the period OF one
year The successful bidder must furnish a
bond with approved security for the faithful
performance of the contract The right is
reserved to reject any aud all bids
BY order Of the Mayor and Common Couu-
Gil of Westminster.
FRED. d. MILLER, Mayor.
may20-2t Ii. B. Grammar Clerk.
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Peace jubilees are being held in various
parts of the country, and yet the United
States has a war on hand in the Philippine
Islands that is far greater in magnitude than
the war with Spain. A peace conference is
being held at The Hague, with the purpose OF
arranging for arbitration, yet every govern
ment is adding powerful ships to their navies.
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Office Westminster Water COMPANY, .
Westminster Nd, May 20h. Isgg. J,
At a special meeting Of the Board Of Direc.
tors of Westminster Water Company. held al
the office OF the Company on the above date,
the following Resolution was passed aud or.
dered 10 be Published in the American Sen.
tinel aud in the DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE for
three successive weeks previous to July lst.
1899:
Resolred, That the holders Of the Mort.
gGge Bonds II the Westminster Water Go.
be notified that said boRis rW be redeemed
Jy said Company on the first day Of Juiy.
1899 at the office IN Westminster. Nd, unless
the holders Of said bonds agree 10 dccept .toU
per cent. interest per dRHtlHa on said bonds
after said date. and all bonds must be pre-
ssated at said office on or before said lst day
Of Juiy 1893, 10 be stamped accordingly,
otherwise interest on said lHpreSeHtei bonds
tcU cease after said tate.
4. II. HUBER.
uay27-3t Secretary.
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Tossed Through Board Fence

WILLIAMSBURG Pa, May pa vicious
bull terribly gored Enos Gilbert, an old man,
on the farm of Delos Mahaffey, on Gray s
Run, last night The animal turned on him
in the barnyard, driving horn in his mouth
and terribly tearing his face and jaw. Another
toss sent him through board fence. He will
probably die.
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IN the Circuit Court for Carroll
County
SNAANg
sitting As Court q Equity.

sitting As = Court OF Equity
No. 1926 EQUITY.
TX Parie. ln the matter nf lhc Trust Estate
% Charles \. S,altz and Alice Z. Stu!,1.
his wife, Charles ". Weaver, Trustee
Ordered this ninth day Of MAY, IN the wear
Eighteen Hundred aud Ninety niae, on the
atoFcgoiaE petition. hat the Circuit Court for
Carroll eouaty, sittiag in Equity, take Jgris-
dtet50u 10 the trust estate Of the said Charles
L. S;alsz. aud that said trustee settle said
trust estate under The supervision aud control
Of the sid Circuit Court for Carroll county
sitting ia Equity
And i Is further ordered that the said
Charles " Weaver, the trustee In the above
cause named. give the usual notice 10 the
creditors Of the said Charles A. Stultr, who
Were such PRIOR 20 the 9Th iAy OF May. A
D.. lss3. TO fir their claims, property an.
theutcatcd, with the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court for Carroll county, on or before the
twenty htlh day Of July, A. D., 1899, by caus.
ing copy Of this order % be published in
some newspaper in Carroll county, once =
Seyk for four successive weeks before the 2lst
day OF June. A. D., 1899
l. THOMAS JONES.
True copy,-TeSt:
RavlS 81 Jas II BuffNgStE. Clerk
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ILOSING-OUT SALE
- or
LUMBER AND CORD WOOD

ON THURSDAY, JUNE Isl, 1899,
On the premises Of the undersigned, lately
Jacob ". Caules, Carroll county. Nd, one
mile eas, Of Eastyie~, on the Deerpark road
leading to the MechAnicsyille Pike, will be
sold at public sale, -, eco feet of oak aud
chestnut boards, p cords of slab wood, chips,
chucks saw dust, etc. Also. acres uncut
wood, tree tops, etc, in lots TO suit purchas-
ers.
A credit Of three months will be given.
Also, acres, roods aud perches Of land
from which the timber has just beea cut.
Sale 10 commence at o clock, p. m, on
Thursday. June Isl, 1899. when terms aud
conditions will be made known by
may - y \. NJ. kALBACH.
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benevolent Assimilation was the Hrst
avowed intention of the Mckinley Admins
tration toward the Flipinos.
Now It is unconditional submission or
determination.
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CLOSING OUT SALE
u ug
LUMBER AND CORDWOOD

ON FRIDAY, JUNE 2d, 1899,
Ga the premises Of John T. Motter, Myers
District. Carroll county. Md, about y mile,
southeast OF kiugsiaie. close to the LiiJles
town aud Westminster Pike, will be sold al
public sale ESQ feet Of oak boards. plank
aud scauting. fence posts, chips, chuchs, saw
dust, etc. Also, u acres uncut wood, tree
tops. etc. In lots "a suit purchasers.
4 credi, ofihree months will be giveu.
Sale 20 commence at o'clock. p. m, on
FRIDAY, June "a. 1899, when terms aud con.
iiiions will be made known by
may 20 p 4. NJ. kALBACH.
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4 SSIGNEE OF MORTGAGES 5
~ SALE
OF A LOT,
l. .4.........- Tf...--. a. -.t .-.....--.. II

Aa " tNh..t.-Nars Aft't-H'ss 'hia... '.-''' -.s-
By virtue OF she power aad authority rau.
tanned 5a mortgage frozen Courtney +. Crap.
sirr aud Ella Crags,rr his sI's gu RnhsE,
Cortratt. dated the lpgh DAY Of Appel. J~f@.
and recorded amongst she Eeal Estate AgFL-
gage Record, nf Carroll. cu1rfy. Ia lsHsr b.
r. a.. 40. s5. folio To- e.. AMI hg H.sa ~.
,igrsd Go John NJ Rahrri, la tae -s'a 4As
al April, l-a1. the undersigned. Ease d
mortgage, will ul.r q, pghhc sale. uu .ar
premises, aH
SATURDAY. JUNE "a. ls41.
81 ~ O'Clock. A. ~. tb. real estate described
au "a mortgage. being .o, fronting sas4f
3lv feet uu tlAs.r. ,frr-i. sa3 adjoining fhf
lands 90 William g. laa.na- aHa s.Har.. q.
H@sag .Ee same land conveyed as As..-sa
~. j-p-,rs ra the said ta-rary + IrsVsfaF
bs irrl dated February 3, lSsJ. ard rrgaF,ss
among The Land Record, 90 Carroll as4aEg.
10 I5aer ". y NJ. ~. ~. tI.o 8. a. g---4
To. improvements ;rrr-ua consist r' -
small Dwelling house
Terms af Sale.-AI cash an iay ~ saie ar
agaa ratification af A.e ty tLa Cas-i, #r. 2
5rsrri 57 ihg garraas-r reg Purchaser, #ae
ga.r4 CASH ag Oar 81. saw. sar fatr4 sH -azaF
gao.iA- and che other .ur. .a1r5 ra ..N u,aafha
from Lay 81 -slr fas sFoi,t paYHeafs p te
secured ar thr note, ai ,ls gsEe1a.sr W .4r
rha.4-rs, s5la approved security. ttAEHE lH.
frfs.i t.au .1r 3as Z sale.
JOHN Y ROBERTS.
A.vsuet 81 Nertgagsr.
mas p d Jraa NJ :. arrfs. Solicitor.
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The secretary read the report of the nominating
committee. Mr.. Nixon gave very fine address on
Missions. Rev. L. S. G. Rupp, of Baltimore, gave
beautiful and feeling discourse on THE Tenth
Legion" Our last session full of good things
good things to hear and good things to take
home and do. and trust that many have done just
this thing Among the good things poem
composed by Miss Nan Rinker and generously dedi-
Gated to the Sandy Mount Convention The poem
was entitled Blessed Quiet Hour" Miss Nan had
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This space has been reserved for
Messrs. n I. GoRsUCH & SONS
Advertisement. Look out for it.
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TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court of Car
roll county, in Maryland, letters of admins
tratien on the Personal Estate of
HERBERT L. LOCKARD,
late Of Carroll county. deceased All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
THEORETICALLY authenticated, to the subscriber,
ON or before the 9th day of December, 1899;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this LIST day of
May, 1899. oonn
may6 4t* Administrator
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MAKE YOUR DOLLARS GROW

yourself and where the lowest
best quality dlaeststy
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Special arrangements have been made by
the Fire Department for hitching places at
which same can be done can be ascertained
from the Police and Members of the West
minister Fire Department.
NAV 20 st FRED. d. MILLER.
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ALL GOODS ARE REDUCED
IN PROPORTION.

Lot of Store Boxes for sale cheap.
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WILL GO ON YOUR BOND.

WILL GO ON YOUR BOND.
The American Bonding and Trust
Company, of Baltimore, accepted as
Sole Security.
Before giving bond call aud see III" under
signed Tor rates, or for further information
apply To
JOHN NJ. ROBERTS, Agent,
marIs # Westminster, Nd.
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CPECIAL NOTICE.
To Owners of Horses and Vehicles.

Bv order of the Mayor and City Council.
owing to the immense crowd expected and
Tor the safety of the people no horses or We.
hicles will be allowed to be htched or stand
during the Firemen's Convention, Wednes-
day and Thursday, June eth and Sth, 1899,
upon any of the following streets Main,
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue, College Avenue, LIB
erty, Court, Centre. Willis, Green from Wash
ington road to Centre, around Belle Grove
Square BY order,
FRED. ID. MILLER, Mayor.
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REMEMBER THE STATE FIREMENS CONVENTION
WHICH MEETS HERE JUNE and g.
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In Nineteen Hundred.

Another Warfeld Democrat Club has been
organized in Baltimore.
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mayls 5, Jas. II. BiLLlxGsLKA. Clerk.
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ALMOST
GIVING OUR SUNDRIES AWAY

Let It Nickel Plated Lamps 81 ont - cents
Another m Nickel Plated Lamps. worth 81 90 reduced
Lat 81 Standard Cydnmeter regular price 81 90 reduced 50
lot 80 Standard Cycometers regular price
Lot Of Hand Pumps reduced o II
lot uf Toe Clips reduced to -
lot of best quality Inner Tubes reduced to 81. 90.
lot Of st-cass Bell, reduced to p cents
lot Of Cork Grips reduced to - a pair.
Lot Of Handle Bar reduced 10 20
IL, Of Trcs. To close out, very cheap
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF
~ WATER COMPANY BONDS

SPECIAL-A piece berry ,e' free with
! box of Baking Powder. ruay27
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And So on through the whole line.
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IDOAD NOTICE

7. w. MATHER & SONS
Daily inter mountain., 1899-10-23

Continued on page five.)