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ropAY's ENTRIES.

Newport entries six furlongs, selling
Pauline j., Junaette 1872, Suave lO6, Assassin
1O7. Chorus Boy no, Horse Shoe Tobacco liz,
Lake Fonso, Full Dress l02, Elsie Barnes
lO7 Herr amelia los, Bruiare H. Nicie vance
ll2
Five and a half furlongs, seliing-Rondeile
LADY Iris 1903. Barbara NJ III, Miss Aubrey
%, Htrnesite 100 Fleche dOr lOl, May
Cherry 1O2. Prima II lH school for Scandal
1l3. 40.
Mile and a sixteenth, selling-uhlers ~,
Ollie j.. Little Ssllie vs., sauber, Donation
los, Ettholn Ill, Beana ", Flamarioh'
Louisville Belle 80, Miss Redwood l0s' VIM
ter Ill
Five fuIlongs-The Covenanter SO Loterar
49, Guess Work gS, Joe Martin, SeVoy w.
Islip 30 Earl Fonso 9S, Princess Thyra lo',
T. p 30 Master Mariner 1Ol.
Six furlongs. selling-hd Adnek 81, frinLty
Bell lOS, Porter b. 1o6, our Lady, horsa ~,
Duelist IFS, Bengal 1OS, Grandon lOv, Ethel
Wheat 1O7, Alt B. Dewey 40, lsobel lis, Jim
VIM no. ..-x,
Mile and seventy yards, selling-saguenery
81 Eta 101, Zaza l0s Nettie Regent III, re-
ter Duryea 80, Indian lO4, Left Bower Ill
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old Mnia's convention.

Beaumont, Texts November l3.-The
''od Maids INVENTION given at the
opera house last night for the benent OF
ST. Marks Episcopal church was decid-
ed success. The old maids consisted OF 4
bevy OF Beaumont's most charming young
ladies'. grotesauely attired aud the de-
liberations Of the assembly, embodyns
"shrts" at the numerous old bachelors
kent the large audience In continuous
laughter Miss ri MoFaddin presided
over tho convention and Miss Li2zettc
Csswell was an interesting secretary Spe-
c.alties in the way Of recitations ana
songs lntersperScd the convention. which
was a deltghtful affair throughOut
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Latonia Results,

Ciucinr att, ohio, November l3.--rhe extra
days racing at Latonia for the benont OF
Harry Weldon drew out 4 large crowd today
and the sport was the best seen at the local
tracks this season. Tomorrow the Newport
track will open its second fall meeting, and
unless extremely bad weather sets in the
sport will continue until Thanksgiving Day.
Mile, selling-Honey Wood, Freehand,
Douster Swivel Time l;43.
Mile selling--Porter b., Glenwood Joe
Battlc Time AZ.
Six furlongs--zaza, lola, Jack Adie. Time
l:14A
Handicap. mie-Cambrian, Wood 1rice,
Branch. Time l:ilh.
Mile and a half--Jack Telling, Colbert,
Flag OF Truce. Time 18TH.
Mlle--Whitheld. Juniper, Warranted. Time
l.44
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The ripe Racket.

Corsicana, Texas November lS.-A no.
mad claiming to be an English gentleman
in hard luck and out of friends, worked
Cols:cana today with the meerschaum
pipe racket and defrauded several promi-
nent people of small amounts. The fellow
would approach his victim with story
of being a gentleman from England in
distress. who had a pipe that was an
heirloom in his family worth SIS, but
which he you'd dispose of for S2 The
pipe was big. apparently carved and col
ored rieh brown. Suckers were plen'
tifuI and he disposed of number OF 81
cents pipes at 50 each.
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rhe NeM cup Defender.

Bristol. X. L. November is.-pesisner Nat
Heireschon Is still at work on plans ana
specifications for tho 1901 cup defender Tie
model for the syndicate yacht has been CONF
nile ed the general design hstng bee5 worked
put sline time before in a miniature plan ana
O! ders have been given witnm the pas; ten
days for sufficient bronze for the unSerosay
and top sides and enough lead added 10 lhe
stock in hand for the Dubbed fir Keel
While II is generally believed that the new
yacht will show marked Improvement IN
speed over Columbia, nothing definite has
teei learned concerning the designers gem
eral plan.
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CoRpE1vT.s Def.
WIN Meet JefYries for six Rounds or
In "a Finish.

Chicago November lS.-After the Meuov-
ern Broad fight tonight. lanes j. corbett
entered the ring and read the following chai-
lepee:
~ ]. J, corbett. have thie date placed
IN the hands OF Lou NJ. Housaman, sporting
efHcr OF the Inter Ocean, The sum OF s'ooO
a. ar earnest OF either Que Of two pFopssi-
tons:
T. | will box James j. Jehries six rounds
before the Tattersal Athletie club and WI
agree TO give him 20 per cent OF the purse
win or lose. a.
rounds is fair test | Will hoy him twenty
or TWENTY-FIVE rounds or TO hnisn neiol'
apy Stub in the country offering the pest in
dueemsnts, winner 30 take all -.
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response to telegram apprlsing Of ine
death OF his young niece. Bessie, dauga.
ter OF Malcolm Madeley.
People here interested as witnesses in
the George Tucker sage from Nor;r
Grimes have been notified that the case
VIII h. called Thursday week in cala-
well.
A NUMBER o; merchants assert and
general stree; hustle bear them out. that
business seems TO be on a healthy mend
There arc quite lot OF farm wagons
in evidence and goods are going out with
them.
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.n,llpo. nj Mexin.

Mexia. Texas. November 1S-pr. Blunt,
state health officer, was here Yesterday
investigating two cases of smallpox. He
said III was the genuina article, but as u
was being so well handled by DR. Hooper
the city health ofhcor he does no tear
il spreading any further from these Two
cases.
Roy T. ] duncan ana wife and b VI
Jackson are IN Georgetown attending
conference
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Wild Cntting for OIL.

Corsioana. Texas, November la-storm
Bros. have commenced work on rank
wild cat or prospect well for Judge
Rufus Hardy and others on the t B..
Roberts farm nine miles northeast from
the city in the Chatheld neighborhood, a
section in which U. to this time no oil
has been struck should this venture
prove successful Judge Hardy, who has
many leases near Chatheld will put in
number of additional wells.
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De WIZ County's Vote.

Cuero, Texas. November l2,-In TIC
POST s list of the vote from the eounblea'
De witt county. IN the Eleventh Con-
gresslonal district, appears as hsvins
given Crouch, republican. majority lne
vote is as Follows KeberG tDemJ 1851
Crouch 1900.
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selling the CIty's nond..

Beaumont Texas, November la.-NeNt
Thursday the mayor and finance commit
tee will sell the $4,000 worth of public
Improvement bonds which have heen au-
thorized by an election held IN this city
and approved and registered by the state
comptroller. The sale VIII take place
In the mayors office at o'clock. Ad-
yertisements of the sale have been pub
lished in The Houston Post and the New
York Evening st, aud all I'M ncial pa
pers in the North have given notice OF
the sale.
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rits-immons Refuses Jcnries oner.

Newport News. va. November ls.-Rooert
Fitzsimmons tonight expressed himself on
tho subject of Champion Jeffries propos ton
10 take him on for another fight imme liateiy
OF at the close of the theatrical eason. no
rejected Jeffres' offer
I'm tell YOU what III do i Jenries Is 50
an stake my spprring partner, Ed DUNK.
horts and win back him agansi lthries ana
I'll post S2j01 as a forfeit
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1he New TeIcphone Line.

Corsicana Texas, November IA big
force of men are now engaged in rushing
work on the new telephone system in Cor
sicana. which win be connected with the
independent system in Waco and other
Texas towns The third story OF the
Hardy Peck building has been rented by
the new company and the exchange will
be completed in a short time.
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hail conscious condition. The men were In
the center Of the ring when the emo thn,s
and as McGovern turned TO go TO his corner
br0ad put ooth hands on his shoulders ana,
placing his blondy face close TO uct;ov.rn.s
gave him hearty kiss. Referee Siler awaro.
ed the decision TO Mctiovern
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A shoe Factory.

Corsicana, Texas, November iS.-The
Corsicana National bank has purchased
from II. 4. McCollum a half block be-
tween tho Cotton Belt railroad and Con-
federate avenue. paying $4,000 for the
sam. and it is reported that it is prob
able that a shoe factory building Will be
erected on the same in the near future.
There was a shoe factory movement on
foot here several months ago but the
party who was engineering it did not get
the backing expected and il fell through.
II is now said that another scheme has
been put on foot that will win.
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seaman defeated payne.

Memphis. Tenn. November - Tonight at
the Phoenix Athletic club, Jim scanlan Of
pntsburg defeated Doc Payne OF Cleveland
in three rounds OF terrific lighting The de-
cslon was given Seaman on foul, but Il
was clearly evident tina. the Cleveland man
was outclassed from start to hnish
Three thousand spectators we're present
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TIE RACES.
Aaueduct Results.

New York November 1s.-At Aqueduct
six lurlcugs-Bellc OF Orleans, Betsie Gray.
Lazy Contrary Time 1915.
Six turlonss--snark. Princeton Girl. Glade
Run TIME. i:i5.
Mile aud seventy yards--rartar, Excelsius.
Erlardo Time l;41 As.
Mne ana lnuikinnic, Grey
field, Withers, Time. 1.4S 3-5
seven furiongs-- MARSHAL NVii Frank Hall
American. Time. 1.M la
Male and seventy yards-Douhle Dummy.
The Chamberlain. Harry McCoun. Time,
1.iT
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roDAY.s ENTRIES

Five and half furlongs. soilins13G Coo g9
Prince Plausible. Village Pride lOS, irish
Jewel. John Welch Emma x 1872 Aiieoh
Wilson. Oleltma 100. n,r,t,.
Five and half furlon ss-Sly lSl, Alsdretta
los. George Sc; Wood entry: May Beaen
Il2 and Money Muss IS; Bradley entry ROD
ert Waddell 30 and George Arab 80
Owrers' handicap seven furlOngf-LenneP,
Nav Beach &C. Peaceful DO Robert Waaae as
Sc; Ryan & Written entry: Goal Runner ~
ai d Flaunt 30. e,n
Mile and a furlong, handic1p-st simon
i'm l09. Florizar 1903, Sam Lazarus; ESQ, w,
Josephine = 80, Peaceful "a; j. Ar'hur eh'''
Moroni 1o2, and Aloha ii Vs.
Mile and two fgronEe seiliTs'Tor ras sanT
Str,neest 1os sam Lazarus ESQ, q, Hold
IN, False Lead "a, Major Mansir g. lneh'
here So. 49,, p.io ,os
nannv II los Carrie Davis. OXnard' DssiIisr.
Pbidias. Isen io2 Ben chanae TO pe ar'gsS,
30 prownie Anderson 81 Tourney 80.
Weather threatening; track goon.
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cheers and calls for n speech. Ccrbett said
IN reply to the Calls.
II will box Mr. Jeffries here any time he
likes and givr him 60 per cent win or lose
That's all l can say
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Iakcsidc Results.

Chicago. November lS.-SiN fullonEs-"s
tita, lord Lisa, If You Dare. Time l;lo'
Six furlonEs- Rosa D!ah, Alpaca, Sir Chris
tcuher. Fine, l;l5 i-5
Mile and sXteenth--tieroios, zacatosa'
Brown Vail. Time, :5j. -
Seven furloags--LOrd RobrFts, Pirate
Queen Pride d. Time, 1:2V
Mile and n sixteenth-Balrd, Chopin Ben
Chance Time. 1913. ,..,,.a
Mile and 8 sixteenth-Lidia Maryland
Reserve. Village Pride. Time. 100 %.
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Garden City, Texas November H.
There is talk Of throwing out the Garden
city box on account of illegal voting.
II that IS done o. S. Phillips instead OF
w. j. Shank Will be sheriff. II the al
legged votes are thrown out only the old
treaeurer G. X. Everett. will be re-
elected instead OF d. Penrod as reported.
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Navasota News Notes.

Nayasota, Texas. November 15.-sam
left this evening for Conroe in
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s,n,um and k,ndr.a habits. new guarantssa
nsinless ana sale homo cure, Wholly az
sssrsnt from ali others. No publicity or In
serierence with work OF busness No mst, ,.
VII. TODAY for booklet aud free sample ara
rnt,' s,s wondeytn effect CoffcstoHasnrs
scnfsentiel and solicited Oh FUND.-. l
Hins Duilalrk. Esustpa. TsxsA
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-10-13

Under and by virtue of the power and au-
O. thority vested in me as Executrix of ~
M.H the last will and testament of Sophia GT~
Birch. deceased, duly filed and proved, will, as
Auction, at the COURT HOUSE DOOR, IN
Towson, on
Tuesday, the goth Day of October, 1900,
At IL o'clock NJ,
ALL THAT VALUABLE FARM OF 25O
ACRES MORE OR LESS,
of which the said Sophia Birch, deceased, died
seized and possessed.
The farm is located in one of the most beauti-
full sections of Baltimore county, and is among
the best and most productive. 1t is now under
a good state of cultivation and the buildings,
which consist of
containing IA rooms, and barn, with all neces-
sary outbuildings, are in good condition. The
property is we'll watered and has an abundance
of fruit of all kinds, and is about three miles
from Sparks Station, on the N. G. II. r., and one
mile from the Western Run turnpike.
eaE The farm is now cultivated by Mr.. Orrick
Ensor and the half share of the owner for the
past year has amounted to more than eight hum
dred dollars. Mr.. Ensor, the present tenant,
has still one year more on the farm: his term
will expire on the first day of October, 1901, on
which date possession of the farm will be given,
and any one buying the property will be en-
titled to one-half the crop from the day of sale
to the end of the term of tenancy. There are
now GO acres of growing wheat on the farm.
The property adjoins the farms of Messrs.
Lewis NJ. Bacon John Bond Howard Crowther
and Peter Kessler, is convenient to churches,
postoffice schools, etc.
TERMS OF SALE.-A cash deposit of $500
will be required of the purchaser when the
one-third upon ratification of sale, one-third in
six and balance in IL months from day of sale,
or all cash, at the option of the purchaser.
JEANETTE PHILLIPS,
Executrix
SLADE RISTEAU, Auctioneers.
Oct. l3-ts.
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Mr.. CHARLES HERzoG, well known and
highly esteemed member of the bar, who sup
ported Bryan four years ago, although he had
always previously been q consistent Republi-
can, is now out in strong endorsement of Nc
Kinley. Among other things be says: 1.-THE
term imperialism is, perhaps, better under
stood by the German-American citizen than
by Mr.. Bryan and his followers, for by expert
ence and association in his native land he has
learned the true import of the phrase. To the
German it means united Fatherland, possess
ing the vigor and strength of great nation,
and like his adopted country, made so by the
union of the States. He sees in the annexa-
ton of the border islands and the Philippines
the result of war waged for humanity, and
to him these possessions are an Alsace and
Lorraine to this great Union. If the German
American feels any concern at all respecting
the acquisition of the Philippines, tits only his
regret that Aguinaldo and his followers in this
country don't know good thing when they
see it."
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PROPOSALS FOR BRIDGE PIERS.

DROPOSALS FOX BRIDGE PlERS.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF BALTIMORE COUNTY,
a. 4
Sealed proposals will be received by the Coun-
ty Commissioners of Baltimore County, at their
Office, at Towson. Nd, until
IL o'clock noon,
Tuesday, October 10th, 1900,
for building TWO STONE PIERS on the Balti-
more county side under the wooden approach
of the bridge at Hammond's Ferry road across
the Patapsco river. There will be approximate
ly so cubic yards of masonry.
Plan and specifications can be seen at the office
of the Commissioners. Towson, Nd. also at the
Bridges for the county, Room As Builders Ex-
change, Baltimore.
CHARLES H. KNOX,
JOHN v. SLADE,
BENJAMIN f. TAYLOR,
County Commissioners of Baltimore county.
Test: JAMES L. GREEN.
Oct. bit. Chief Clerk and Auditor.
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1eru Advertisements.


w. Gil Smith, Attorney, ToUsOn, Md.
YTRUSTEE'S SALE
or A
Lot of Ground and improvements Situate
on the Hartford Turnpike road, about
Eleven Miles From Baltimore City,
in the Eleventh Election District
of Baltimore County, Md.
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
- Baltimore county, sitting in Equity, txt&
E:a passed in the case of William e. Coe, 10
&c, vs. Orrie Coe ct al, the undersigned, as
Trustee therein named. will offer at Public
Auction. at the COURT HOUSE DOOR, in
Towsontown, Nd. on
Wednesday, the 7fh Day of November, A. d..
1000,
At IL O'Clock NJ.
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND KNOWN AS
THE 'COE PROPERTY, "NEAR THE COP
PER FACTORY. SITUATED AS
ABOVE STATED.
ACRES AND IL SQUARE PERCHEs,
Improved bya
COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELLING, &C.,
with use of spring of excellent water, fruit, &C.
This is desirable little home and is conve-
nient to schools, churches, stores. &c.
TERMS OF SALE AS PER DECREE.-One-
third cash. ne-third in six months and balance in
twelve months, or all cash, at the option of the
purchaser; credit payments to bear interest. and
TO be secured to the satisfaction of the Trustee
A cash deposit of 800 to be required at time of
sale w. GILL SMITH,
Trustee.
CHARLES ISENNOCK, Auctioneer.
Oct l3-ts.
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Al
"a FOR
LIQUOR LICENSE.
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Court

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY,
TOwSON, Nd. October 1st 1900. J
Notice is hereby given, that the following per-
sons have filed applications FOR LICENSE TO
SELL SPIRITU0US AND FERMENTED
LIQUORS IN BALTIMORE COUNTY FOR
SIX MONTHS, COMMENCING NOVEMBER
BOND. WILLIAM. 4Ol Philadelphia Road, 18th
GETTIG, ANNIE, 1908 N. Third Street, 18th
District.
KEIDEL, .FLoRIAN, o'Donnel Street ex-
tended, 18th District.
MALONE, CECILIA, 4OS S. Clinton Street.
Canton, 18th District.
OVERLAND HUNT CLUB, Club House,
Towson, 9th District.
SCANNELL, MICHAEL AND SCANNELL,
ELIZABETH, $50 Frederick ave, LIST district.
SCHMIDT, JOHN. 315 Foster ave-, 18th district.
THE MARYLAND BICYCLE CLUB OF Ball
TIMORE CITY, the Country Club House, Park
Heights avenue, 3D. district.
WILSON, II. CLAY. Chesapeake Avenue and
York Road, TOwson. 9th District.
WARE, RANDOLPH r., Bishops Corner, 4th
District.
zIEGET. ELLA, 18th and Lombard Streets,
18th District.
And that unless cause be shown in writing to
the contrary,
On or before the 18th day of October, instant,
The licenses applied for will be issued provided
the applicants comply with the requirements Oh
law. N. BOSLEY MERRYMAN, Clerk.
Oct 6-3t
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THE DEMOCRATIC papers print with ghonlish
glee every piece of news calculated to show
with more or less accuracy that the Filipinos
are rising everywhere and killing the soldier
boys of the United States. But they forget to
add that the responsibility for it rests with
some of the Democrats.
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BY virtue of power of sale contained in a
GA mortgage from Gustav w. Giesler to TX
ksai Augustus ID. Clemens, Jr., the under &ISa
signed, Attorney named therein. will sell at
Public Auction, ON THE PREMISES, on
- 1T inc noun OF four O'Clock P. NJ,
ALL THOSE TWO LOTS OF GROUND, SIT
UATE IN BALTIMORE COUNTY,
Beginning on the northwest side of Lewiston
avenue, at the respective distances of seventy
five fee1 and one hundred and fifty feet north
easteriy from Tippett avenue, each lot running
northeasterly from its respective point of be-
ginning seventy-fv feet with even depth of
one hundred and fifty feet.
Each lot is improved by an
ATTRACTIVE TWO STORY FRAME COT
TAGE. CONTAINING SIX ROOMS,
AND NEARLY COMPLETED.
yB Ground rent $50 on each lot, redeemable
after 1909 at 8 per cent
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash, balance
with interest in six and twelve months, or all
cash. at purchasers option.
~ A deposit of fifty dollars will be required
of the purchaser of each lot at the sale.
ALFRED ID. BERNARD,
Attorney.
o. A. KIRKLAND, Auctioneer.
Sept. 22.-ts.
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~ ~ ~. cross ana OOhn IL. q. Lee. Solicit
tors, b. d o. BuildinO, Baltimore.
John L. G. LEE, ASSIGNEE. rs. THE
~ CITY AND SUBURBAN REALTY IN
VESTMENT COMPANY. In he Circuit C5urt
for baltimore County, In Equity.
ORDERED: by the Circuit Court for Baltimore
sale made and reported by John L. q. lee
Assignee, Trustee, for the sale of the prop
erty described in the proceedings in the
ABOVE emitted cause be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
On or before the 29th day of October. 1900 /;
Provided copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed and published in Baltimore
county, once in each of three successive weeks
before the said 18th day of October, 1900
The report states the amount of sales to be
$5,30OOO N. BOSLEY MERRYMAN, Clerk
True Copy-Test:
Oct 6.-4t.
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For THREE consecutive times Mr.. Cleveland
was the nominee of the Democratic party for
the Presidency yet the Bryanites declare that
he was not a Democrat Mr.. Bryan is the
nominee of the Populists and free-silver Re-
publicans yet, according to his friends, he
must be accepted as simon-pure Democrat.
This is the same sort of logic Mr.. Bryan util-
ICES in his speeches
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-10-13

THE STATE election in Georgia last week was
carried by the Democrats over the Populists
by majority of 65, 900. 1t is a wonder they
did not make it 10000. 1t would have been
Just as easy
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THE DEMOCRATS try to poke fun at the labor
ing man because be is asked to vote for full
dinner pail. But they cannot point to single
measure they have ever passed for the benefit
of the American wage-earner.
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NOTICE OF VACANCIES FILLED
AN IN

OFFICE BOARD SUPERVISORS OF ELECTIONS
OF BALTIMORE COUNTY,
TOwsON, Md, October 18th, 1900.
by virtue of the provisions of Article 80, Sec
tons and TO- Chapter 2U2 of the Acts of the
General Assembly of Maryland, passed at it's
January Session, 1895, notice is hereby given that
the Board of Supervisors of Elections of Bati-
more county has appointed the following named
persons as JUDGES AND CLERKS OF ELEC-
TIONS. to fill vacancies in the following Elec-
ton Districts and Precincts
1st District
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CHAIRMAN JONES has carried the country
already yet" though he is careful not to
specify what states have been won for Bryan,
nor whether it is necessary to win any for
Bryan in order to carry the country.
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WHAT Is the use of Bryan coming to Mary
land to help carry it for the Democrats?
Didn't Wellington promise to do that all by
h;rooolf0