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The Democratic advocate., 1900-04-07


Col. John W. Avirett editor OF the Cum q
berland Evening Times, has been appointed
State Game Warden. Col. Avireu was a
monument candidate for State Fire Marshall
but the position he has suits him nearly as
we'll
Gov. Smith and the Democratic party have
shown proper appreciation Of the services
to the party of the Democratic press, in nam
ing several editors for positions OF profit and
honor. and this recognition will result in re-
newed energy upon the part Of the press in
mrtberine party interests NJ. V. Brewing
ton. of the Wicomico News, was sent to the
Senate. where be was an active and, hard
working member; Francis V. King. Of the s..
Mary's Beacon, was sent to the House OF
Delegates. where he took a prominent posi-
ton: Fred. Sasseer, Of the Prince George 5
Inoairer. was made Journal Clerk OF the
House. and a most efficient officer, and now
Col. Avirett becomes State Game Warden.
oiu Bryan, Of Baltimore, a leading figure
in the Senate at the late session, was formerly
editor of the Ceutreville Observer, and has
Just been appointed First Assistant City So
heitor a s., 600 year position. Mr.. Bryan
is no longer Of the iourai.s: profession, hav-
ing descended to that Of the iaw, stiil lie
has not been away from long enough
to have become entirely alienated. and Ne
rejoice at his good fortune The virtues
acquired while ia the editorial harness,
have made him prominent in Baltimore, aud
in the Senate. aud We have no doubt further
and higher honors await him. he IS resi-
dent Of the Second Congressional District
and Mr. Bryan may be rated. and rated high'
among the ayailables for Representative o'
this district.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-04-07
GlSI lens.

SUNDAY school Was organized 81 Bethesda
NJ f. Church oa March -, ey cleCtinE the
fnlouiug officers; Superintendent 3 Y,
Pool: assistant. 4. II. Shipigy; secretary, W.
4. Pool: assistant " T. Alien; librarian,
Hsrher1 Pool; assistant. ". z Jordan. OF
san5-f. Gcrtrgds Sb,piey.
Oar eujrusrss3ag merchant has passAsd ~
modelling the store F.crnly puFrhzssd from
Mr. T. A Cock ag,d IS nos uccapyiug e.
Mr. T. A. Cook uiii move II Ne.I,niasseT.
where be intends eugsg1uE ia husSuess.
Cathasias Crysft. having sal4 farm. siii
move Co Baltimore.
Mr. Thuma. >a5d~r has moved trasn NJ
Calumlus Shipless fafm 60 ia- one pur
chased from Mrs Cral, Mr. Howard Barnes
has moved from Mr. e. w. Aliens farm -
the one occupied by Mr. Snsier.
Thieves arr making themselves very busy
from The accounts glung by other corr~sPon,
dents. b.sJ 50 iar tbIs commonly had bcra lcit
anrfslled un,i. Tuesday night whsa somc one
carried or L. ;. mail boxes tzolongsng a. Mr..
{. W. Allen and Ar. Peter Miller
Ms. Bertha G Bro~u speni last seek Al
Gambler.
Nr. ". F. Jordon visited RELATIVES Aud
friends ln Baltimore thi. seek.
Mr. J. w. Shipley aud family speut Sun
dAv wish his sister, Mrs Harvey Crs~cll.
Henderson, 4 Rakcrs uwn company exhl-
biled IN the ball here FRIDAY night OF last
seek, bot owing "a inclemeut weather The at
tendance was not large. Those that did Al
tend werr greatly pleased with shat they sA~
and heard
The Democratic advocate., 1900-04-07
.llIOcratiC Advocate.
SATURDAY, APRIL Z, 1900.
A Money-Making Scheme.

Congressman Charles H. Grosvenor, of
Ohio, leading Republican and the spokes-
man of President Mckinley in the House,
recently made this declaration amid applause
from the Republican side of the House
eve have got the Philippines, and will tell you
what we snail tell the people of this country-we
are going to make all the money out OF tne trans
action we can by enlargng our trade with OIlental
Countries And we are going to embalm the uoc-
trnes of the Declaration of Independence upon tne
statute books of the Philippines Just as quickly as
going to do it one minute before
The holding of the Philippine Islands,
then. is to make money-not for benevolent
assimilation;' not for the elevation OF the
Filippinos; not for justice, right and we'll
doing-only to make money out OF them.
Was ever more sordid, disgracetul scheme
ever avowed in this land of equal rights and
equal laws, of liberty and justice
And how is the Mckinley Administration
forwarding It's money making scheme? BY
sending TO slaughter the youth of this country
in the scheme to subdue the Fiiippinos, who
object to our rule aud are struggling tor self
government and independence. Yes, to eX-
terminate them, unless they submit to Nc
Kinley rule, in order that the trusts aud cor
porations can control the railroad, water, gas,
electric light aud street railway franchises,
take over the land and have absolute control
of all trade and commerce.
The appropriation for the maintenance OF
the army. prior to McKinley's march around
the world to make money, was twenty millions
of dollars year Now it is one hundred aad
twenty millions. The war upon the tihpp'-
nos has been waging for fourteen months and
il is safe to say that bullets and disease ana
suicide have carried off fully 25,0Oo men,
Still, the expenditure Of money is Of little
consequence to the Mckinley Administration.
Neither is the expenditure OF blood, 50 money
can be made.
Mckinley may have no concern for these
matters, but the wives, mothers, sisters, broth 7
ers and orphans do, and Mr.. Mckinley will
have difficult task in convincing the people
tbas the money to be made is worth the sacn .
fee of life which he is responsible for.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-04-07
New Announcements.

Combined Statement Of The -EinA Life Ia,
suranee Company-W. Riley Myers, Agent,
Westminster. Nd.
Millinery and Dress Goods Opening
Bros Popular Cash Stores, Westminster, Nj,
Public Sale Of Mules and Horses al Tar
risou Stock Farm, near Pike=ville. Md.
Deal With The Makers-CArTiAgr and
Harness Company, Columbus, Ohio.
L. Easter Resdiness-N +. Derr : Mode
Store. Westminster, Nd.
News OF Shoes, &c.-New York Bargain
House. Westminster, Nd.
Sprnr. Ia00-Jubn r. Derr, % east Ma,u
street. Westminster, Nd.
One Price Cash Store-Stouifer L Eus5r.
New Windsor Nd.
Statement Of The Prudential Insurance
Company OF America.
List Of Unclaimed Matter ia the Postofhce,
Westminster, Md.
Applications for Liquor Licenses-JAs. II
Billingslea. Clerk.
Facls-Wade II. D. warfeld 1 Company
Sykesyille, Nd.
Transfers aud AbAtements-J. Z. Aasen
himer. Clerk.
Corporation Election Fred. d. Miller
Mayor
Carload Of Horses-H. A. Smith, Hanover,
Pa.
License Notice-Fred. d. Miller, Mayor.
Lumber-Klee Milling CO., Gisl, Nd.
Entertainment at Sweet Air School.
Legal Notices
The Democratic advocate., 1900-04-07
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Social Near Cover.


The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Grimes was a scene OF pleasure on Friday
night of last week.
Their friends feel grateful to them for the
hospitality which they enjoyed during that
never-to-b be forgotten night.
The guests began to arrive about i've clock
in the evening and continued to come until
quite late.
The room was cleared for the longing
dancers about seven p. M, and young and old
Joined in the sport.
The clear sweet tones, which can be pro-
duced only by our well-known violinist Geo.
W. Grimes, seemed to reJuyenate the joints OF
the elderly and to make more lively those of
the young.
Among the many musicians present was
Prof Guy Albaugh, of New Windsor, who
played all of the latest popular songs and cake
walks, and a Super-abundance of other music
The dance continued until about twelve
o'clock, which was the time set for refresh
ments, and everybody was invited into the
spacious diningroom, where there was spread
before them everything imaginable in the line
of dainties. The repaSt being over, dancing
was resumed. and continued until about two
O. clock. when the guests, after thanking their
host and hostess for the unspairiug pleasures
placed in their reach, made their way home
ward
Those present we're AS follows: Mr.. and
Mrs George W. Grimes. Mr., and Mrs. Robert
Grossnickle. Prof GUY Albaugh aud wife,
Savile Hewitt and wife, Misses Della Miller,
Matte. Carrie and Abbey Shoemaker, Bertha
and Oudia Couaway. Gertie Warner, Maud,
Ellie aud Mary Creglo. Elsie and Mamie
Gum, Amelia and Birdie Cover, Edith Gross,
nickle, Maggie Farver, Daisy Dorsey, Cordelis
Dorsey, Edna Glennan, Merrill hoontzi
MessrS Harry Streaker, James Hewitt, Allen
W. Hoffman, William f. Gosnell. Charles
Byers. Frank and Elmer Grimes, George
norton. Willie Farver, Frank Gatrell, Guy
Lindsay. Walter Alexan Ter, Willie Gum,
Harry Grimes. Lorenzo Penn, Geo. Grimes,
Augustus Gosnell. K. Hollus koontz' Charles
Smith. Lewis {. Franklin, Geo. W. Grimes,
Jr.. William Glenuan, R. Ellsworth Elgen,
Dr. Harry KoCa5z and Prof. Charles smith
GoSnell
The Democratic advocate., 1900-04-07

FoR SALE-i broaiiread farm wagons, for
> OF 4 horses; sionebssis. sprlag wagons.
p FL. Shirley, Westminster.
The entertainment sven by the pupils ci
the FIsk>bu.g Seuoei, March SO. 1890. Wl.l
be repeated "a H9rf-s Hall, Tuesday, gwen
iag, APfi 10 I}1J
Peter y West Administrator. ~il. sell the
p@s>ssnal property OF II. L. West. near Hcisg's
Mill. on May !.
rHE AETSA LtFE's kEFuRT.
BEST YEAR N THE HISTORY oF THIS COMPANY.
The annual report or semi -evnleBniAi stale
men, at the Aetna life Insurance Company,
glyiag the business Tor 1893. IS the most
gratifying statement thsl this Hartford inssi-
tution has made during the whole oi its career.
There were gains ia all departments lu
premium income there was 5 total gam nt
SOL $50 the premium receipts ioz the yrar
being s., ,l23. .652 The receipts from inter
est and rents were S2,595, o13. The interest
receipts for the year considerably more than
paid the death claims. which amosnted last
wear 10 s.. .3Ii.9ls The gain IN the number
OF policy holders was II. 7.saS and the gam 10
life term and endowment insurance ia force
vas SlI $50, SIS The gain ia accident in
surance in force exceeds SIS, ,0Oo, OO0 the ex
act figures beng S35. 946, $50. The increase
in assets was 81, 623, ,279. The company's out
standing insurance on the isl wss Sl6S 4i9.
40 in life, endowment and term policies aud
SIS5, s07. .470 in accident and health insurance.
The Company IS ably represented ct West
minister aud vicinity by our toWnsmAn, W.
Riley Myers
Persons desiring nv Fertilizer aud Farm
Machinery, will call al the office Of J. 2.
Sitely. ou Main street, Westminster, Nd,
next door 10 Gilbert & Gehr's Hariw ard
Store Mr.. Sli,ely will give them access 90
my wareroom aud proper attention. ] will
be a my wareroom on Tuesday and Thursday
OF each week during the spring season. John
Burgoou.
Ten Dollars will buy a lady's Bicycle, in
good order Apply at the ADvocArE Office.
Prof f. g. Speakman, Of Washington, d.
C., Piano Tuner, will spend one or two weeks
in Westminster 2nd week in April. Address
Advocate Office.
Stock Of goods for sale and store room for
rent d. w. Garner, Taneytown. p
FoR RExr.-A house on Green street, near
Centre. all Modern Improvements. Apply
to ID. l.. Fauar.
House and Lot for Sale in Uniouyille, Nd,
Alexander Pearre. 81
House for Rent, at s. per month. apply
at 2ll East Main stereet.
A Flower City Incubator, with Brooder
attached, good as new, for sale at half cost.
Used but once. Apply to No. so ". Green
ST, Westminster. 3t'
Putnam Fadeless Dye produces the fastest
aud brightest colors of any known dye stuff.
Sold BY Shaw Drug Co., Westminster, Nd
The Democratic advocate., 1900-04-07
Work oil the Legislature.

The sessions of the General Assembly Of
1900 have closed, aud its acts have passed
into history.
Some of the more important bills that be-
came laws are
To reorganize the police force Of Baltimore
on a non parts ID basis.
To create police examining commission
for Baltimore.
To abolish charges for transfer tickets by
the Baltimore street railways
To reduce the price of gas in Baltimore
from Sl.25 to 81. 10 per 1000 feet
To establish the Office Of state auditor
To establish state board of charities.
To prevent corrupt practices at elections.
To require employers to allow their EN-
ployes two hours in which to vote on election
days.
To re-organize the school boards, with mi
nority representation.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-04-07

salem Charge Lutnenm Church. - be en"m'n :
Church-Sunday school at 9 a m. Preaching 40 10
a IN y F. : c. r at 80 ?. m - ton" :
Church sunday school at p m freachihE az
D. m CateChise al y. m
Repiamin's Church Preaching on Good FRIDAY
AT / 20 u m aud annual election at2.9p = m Meet
in of the Trustees of the Joint council on Easter
Monday at 80 =. m : 4 ple"t, lt>tN.-
carroll Cbarsr Reformed Church Benjamin :
Church-Sunday School Al a. Ia Divine service
At l0a m st Matthew Churuh.-Sunday school
at n m Divine service at 80 p. m Holy Com
munious As follows BenjAmiu,s Church Arul 10
81 Matthews Church, April 'gtI~Aiem
Church, April -. H. J. Mi'.iil-tT'' "SA"s.
Ascension church sunday. APR s-Hoy Eu-
charist al 80 = m- Mathis At 10 a $50 ~grnud
Holy Eucharist at 1850 a. m Evcn>'nE A. tlA
and : D. m Wsekia y<-NatIus aus Holy E1chA-
r u TAYLOR. Rector.
The Boys Meeting viii D. reopeuci saturday
afternoon ~ - O'Clock October T. l-9s 10 Carroll
Hall 80
St Johns thuuch-Suu.lay>-l-" AsSS t 40
and High Mas ~ 20 ID. M NcsG-rs Al '.'' ? N
During the ek-Ms>~ 81 a IN
Joseph n cassidy, Pastor
The Democratic advocate., 1900-04-07
wealher RECORD for lhe Week.

March 3l-mereury 2S at II m. and 30 at
p. m; snow until SIS "A. M; cloudy and
blustery afterwards April mercury % at
a. m. and As at , p. m; clear with light
wind. April 2-mercury Sc at 7 "a. IN. aud
Sc at p. m; fair and blusteryi cloudy after
p. m. April 3-mercury SS at a. m. and
50 at p. ~; generally clear aud blustery.
April 4-mercury SO at a. IN. and So at p.
m; rain, followed by heavy fall of snow from
745 a. m. until II m, that melted almo
as rapidly as it fell partially clear and bustery
afterwards; clear at night April 5-mercIry
29 at a. m aud As at p. M; generally
clear and blustery. April 6-mercury II at
7 Il. N. and Ga at 2 p. m generally clear and
hlnsferN
The Democratic advocate., 1900-04-07
Puerto Rico Monstrosity Passed

The bill leving a tax of fifteen per cent. Of
the Dingley tariff rates upon imports from
Puerto Rico to the United States, passed the
Senate on Tuesday by vote of 40 to 81.
Seven Republieans--Davis of Minnesota,
Mason Of Illinois, Nelson of Minnesota, Proc
tor Of Vermont, Simon Of Oregon, Hoar Of
Massachusetts, and Wellington Of Maryland,
voted against the bill. Wellington made a
speech on Monday and characterized the bill
as transgressing ''every principle Of national
honor, patriotism, good faith and justice =
The Democratic advocate., 1900-04-07

Salem Sunday school was reorganized April
Ist. Rev. Mr.. Kolb. of the New Windsor
Circuit, being the presiding officer, had the
organization in charge The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:-Superin-
tendent, Andrew P. Frizzell; assistant, Jesse
Bair; secretary, Susie NJ Koontz; assistant,
Harry 5. Frizzell; treasurer, John B. I. Sell
man; organist, Hollus Frizzell; librarian,
Goldie NJ. Frizzell; assistant librarian, George
w. Magin.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-04-07
SnyderSburg Items.

Mrs. Eva Maria Wise, widow of Leonard
Wise, died on Thursday of last week fro m
pneumonia, after short illness. Inferred at
Manchester Lutheran cemetery, of which
church she was a member for number of
years.
About two inches of snow fell on Wednesday
last.
The heirs of Mrs. Eva Maria Wise lost a
valuable COW on Tuesday evening last
Our school has opened again after being
closed over a week on account of diphthera
The entertainment, which the pupils of our
school contemplate holding, will not be held
until the evening of the last day of school,
which will be April Goth.
Snydersburg and Mt. Union Sunday schools
we're reorganized last Sunday.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-04-07
To Talk for the Beers.

Webster Davis, Assistant Secretary of the
Interior, has resigned to take up the cause of
the Beers. The Mckinley Administration,
he says, has no sympathy for the South Afri-
can republics, and be resigned so as to cause
no embarrassment to the President Mr..
Davis proposes to speak to the people of this
country on the wrongs inflicted upon the
Beers by Great Britain, and let them know Of
what he saw and heard in South Africa dur
ing visit there the past winier.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-04-07
Spirited Election at Union Bridge.

The Union Bridge corporation election on
Monday, April 2nd, was the most spirited one
that has ever been held in the town. One
hundred aud forty-two votes were polled.
The issue was against the reelection of the
cid Council, because they we're favorable to
the reappointmeut of c. II. Stein as Treasurer,
which, under the new charter, will be for two
years. The incumbent Mayor and Council
were elected by a large majority. The vote
in detail was as follows: VIM. H. Marshall,
40 votes for Mayor; no opposition; For Conn
cilmen-B. f. Phillips, l05 votes; Albert NJ
Smith, l04; Theo Fowble. l0l; j. w. Little,
9s; f. J. Shriner, 5s; X. C.. Billmyer, 10; g.
W Rites, A. C. Wentz, 81; Abram Stoner,
Sc: S. ID. Senseney. AZ.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-04-07
Cover Items,

Mr.. Howard ShipIey. of TayIorsville, has
moved 10 his new home in Frankliuville
Mr. Saville Hewitt has been visiting Mr..
George W Grimes this week.
The village of Winfield has adopted brown
paint for this years coat, which will indeed
change its looks very greatly.
The board of managers of Winfield Academy
has decided to give a gold medal to that yearly
student who writes and delivers the best ora
ton; and one to the girl who writes and
reads the best essay. The work must be
strictly original. There will be three thor,
oughly competent judges who will decide as tc
the victors. The principal has decided tC
give a gold medal for eocution; boys and girl,
will be admitted to the contest. There will
also be junior medal given for oratory.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-04-07

The Republican State Central Committee
met in Baltimore on Wednesday and decided
to hold state convention in Baltimore on
May to select delegates to the Republican
National Convention, which will be held in
Philadelphia in June to ratify Mark Hanna S
orders to renominate Mckinley and declare
for imperialism. Dates for Congressional
conventions were also fixed. The Congress
sional convention for this district will he held
at Towson, on August 6.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-04-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

The undersigned, having settled ia the Or.
phAus' Court, an account Of the personal estate
Of William A. Martin. late 0f Carroll county.
deceased, and asceriAiued the balance ia his
hands for distribution, according 10 law among
the creditors Of said deceased. hereby gives
notice TO said creditors TO fle their ciams
against said deceased, legally authenticated,
wilh the Register Of Wills for Carroll county.
on or before the Firs, day Of May, 1900, pre-
paraiory TO a distribution Of the assets Of said
personal estate. to be made amongst said cred
itors under the direction of the Orphans Court
of Carroll county, on the sih DAY May, 1909.
Afler the final ratification OF said distribution
by the Orphans Court aforesaid, the under.
signed will be prepared to pay 10 each Of AID
creditors their respective dividends according
to said distribution.
BENJAMIN CROFT,
Administrator Of Wm. a. Martin, deceased.
apr.7.4t
The Democratic advocate., 1900-04-07
WANT COLUMN.

A good reliable man to take charge of our
business in Carroll county. Salary and Elk
penses paid. North Jersey Nurseries, Spring
field, n. j.
WANTED White woman to cook for small
private family and do house work. No laun
dry work. Apply to Gabriel Du Val, 208 N
Liberty Street, Baltimore, Md.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-04-07

During the session of the General Assem-
bly, the Baltimore press, or part Of it, spoke
of powerful gas lobby and yet that lobby,
if it existed, could not prevent the passage Of
the bill reducing the price of gas in Balti-
more from S1.25 to S1.10 per thousand
feet. The bill passed the House with
only seven votes against it, and the Sen
ate by a large majority.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-04-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

This rs go give notice lhat the subscriber
ts, obtained from the Orphans Court of Car
soil county. Ia Maryland. letters Of admin.
.-t7ltIop on The Personal Estate OF
SUSAN T.. BARNES.
ate 1t Carroll county, deceased All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warmed ia exhibit the same. with the vouchers
,a.reut legally authenticated. 10 the Subscri,
us- ea ar before the 7th day OF November
l.zld. they may otherwise b. iaw BE- excluded
fram 81, tsnsdt Of said estate
tiyru under my hand this 81 day o,
Apul. ta,o
ANNA NJ BARNES,
apr a. Aiministra,rix.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-04-07

Admiral Dewey has changed his miud on
the question of being a candidate for Presi-
dent. When the matter was first proposed to
him, by Southern Democrats, he declined.
Now he says if the people want him he will
serve. Bryan and Mckinley, it now seems
certain, will be the candidates of the leading
narties
The Democratic advocate., 1900-04-07

Senator Crothers, of Cecil, on the floor Of
the Senate, on Monday, charged that the Re
publicans of that body, though bound by their
state platform to economy, had voted in solid
phalanx for every appropriation that had been
nroposed
The Democratic advocate., 1900-04-07

The legislature fixed the state tax rate for
1901 at I7S cents, a at present, aud tor 1907
at II cents. When the next legislature meets
it is very probable the state tax rate will be
radnead 10 I5 cents
The Democratic advocate., 1900-04-07
ENTERTAINMENT at Sweet Air

IL School The pupils Of Sweet Air
school, urar Daniel. Will give an entertain
surH' ~ ,be school house on Tuesday night.
April I1ih. Procccds tor benefit Vt library
'fnI. Doors open at o'clock, exercises At
s clock. The program viii consist of recis
taisaas, dialogues, iableAaX. vocal and iusiru
surH;al music, etc Admission. aud 10 cts.
AL ar, invited, Should Tuesday night prove
arfsyorab,s the entertainment wiil BE- gwen
au ihe next clear Night apr p
The Democratic advocate., 1900-04-07

The expenses of the session of the General
Assembly just closed were $4,000 less than
that of the last session. which was controlled
by the Republicans in both branches.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-04-07
WILLIAM LAMPERT.

hale af Carroll county, deceased All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
@arurd 10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, to the subscr,-
beg, un uF before the 18th day of October,
i.ssi. the, lnas otherwise by Law be excluded
from al benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand tins 10Th day OF
March. 1900.
CHARLES A. MARQUART.
ulaT3i ils Administrator.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-04-07
|oMBINED STATEMENT
SHOWING tbs cuSUITtoN os THE
Etna Life Insurance Company
of Hartford. Conn,
December 81 1899

STATE OF MARA And
INSURANCE pEPAkTA-SNT
CONN fs.IUNEE-s UF ttCE
ASSArutE March Elh pa
la compliance with the Cole of Puhiir ts~p<rsi
laws ] hereby certify thas The sbsYr - ifir as
sfrst frusn the 50 uFu statement q thr Eiua Life
Insurance g0sngauy II Hartford. Cagn. to uesruas
Der 1lsi iss,y nas ou ale 30 this Department
y. ALbEET kIRTE
Insnrsuca tlumfuis-aunrr
MKlGs & UftssE AanKgrrs Baltimore, Nd
" RuEY 1YEEs. Agent, westrnlns,er. Nd
The Democratic advocate., 1900-04-07

desirable for the less particular 1ou can eel apsoutey
certain when YOU buy shoe from that you getting the
very best that be made for the 10 substantate this
we oarnee every shoe sell obe exactly represented and
will make good any defects that the fault of the shoe The
spring styles nearly all in and invite nv your Inspection 4 t
We have especially strong line Tor men IN hne hand
ned Goods only the latest and approved styles soft and
flexible they will hurt the feet and guaranteed to give
satisfactory wear will replace them with new pair
Price $500,
We still have few of those ladies fine shoes advertised
er times recently regular price $3.50 These
of the best shoe bargains have had You should try pair
of them.
Ofcourse comprises all other styles and prices
No what your shoe wants may be we can I'LL them to
your satisfaction.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-04-07

AT special election for Congressman IN
Utah, on Monday, to fill the vacancy caused
BY the expulsion of Roberts. the Democrats
won bv about ZOO majority.