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From Station. Penna. Avenue and 1914 st.
In effect May l. 1900.
For Alexandria-Week days, $3.50. 7:o4, 1880, 500,
1886. $780, e:25, 1O:O0 HOO, II :35 am, x12:05
IL 90 12:45, 11:2O, 1:45, 300. 2:4O 1900, 1926
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pm. Sundays, 7:45. 900, 945, 1880. HOO, 11:3O
am, 1900 noon. 1890. loo, 80, 200. 2:30
300 $780, 400, 4:3O, 500, $50, $780, $50, 700,
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400, '4:3O, $500, $3.50, 600, $3.50, 100 "7:9O,
500 pm.
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Special train from B. & o. station am
October %. stopping at intermediate sta
tons Returning Immediately after Mr..
Bryan is through speaking. so cents round
trip.-Adyt
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1st0uI II ' Ia Z elIIsyIVdnld ts<ilIrOad,
The District democracy will leave 9Th st.
station by special train at $3.50 pm Tues
day, October 3d. to receive Hon W, ].
Bryan on arrival at Union station and to
act as his escort to Music Hall Special
train returning 30 pm. One fare for
round trip, 81 20.-Advt
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CITY ITEMS.

which has effected the most wonderful, radical an
permanent cures of scrofula.
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Offices in The Star BUILDING.

Desirable Office rooms are for rent in The
Star Building. including light heat and
tanitor service.
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National Capital Centennial.

The committee on public comfort end
order of the national capital centennial will
meet at o'clock p. m. Wednesday in the
rooms of the Washington board of trade
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OLD GLORY" IS POPULAR
because its rourishing and strengthen
ing It's made of choicest imported German
hons Always have it on hand For case
phone Abner & Drury, Brewers. 10Th 4 r
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IT'S CONCEDED RY EVERYBODY
that Holmes celebrated Homemade Pies t
2oc the equal of any-no matter how
high the price. All kinds. Fresh daily.
Holmes & Son, 1st and Z SITS. Phone 1864.
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THE BREAD FOR HEALTH

THE BREAD FOR HEALTH
for strength. to make muscle and build up
flesh is Schneider's Malt Bread The
best bread for children At all grocers'.
fresh for every meal. sc. loaf.
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MEATS THAT ARE ALWAYS FRESH.
The only kind ever found at our stands.
TRY our Washington Dressed Beef and
Southd0wn Lamb. We guarantee it in every
way. T T. keane, - to 81 Center market.
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S1.20 to Hear Mr.. Bryan Speak In
Baltimore, via B. and O.; 4:30 pm. train
COMMONWEALTH.
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Kings Evil

That is Scrofula.
No disease is older.
No disease is really responsible for larger NOR
tally.
There is no excuse ever for neglecting it, it
makes its presence known by many signs,
among which are gandular tumors cutaneous
erlptions intiamed eyeds, ears, ricketts,,
tarrh. wasting and general debility.
John Brearey, Potter Hill, K. L. had large
scrofulous bunch in his neck; the little of
Mrs Minnie Spear. Parishville. N. Y, had a
large scrofulous sore;" the little grandson of A.
f. Withers, Longvlew, Ark, had scrofula very
bad"
They all cured, according to voluntary tes-
timoniafs, by
Hoods Sarsaparilla
which has effected the most wonderful, radical and
permanent cures Of scrofula.
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Vollands Ice Cream, Ices and Fame,
Cakes. gOT n st.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-11-09
Sedgwick Items.
Delayed Letter.

Mr.. Mailer shipped car of
cattle Tuesday
Liska Epley is sick and out of
school this week.
p. j. Bangston and John Po-
tenski shipped d car of cattle to
Omaha Monday.
Mrs. W. W. Kenney is enjoy
ing Il visit from her sister, Mrs.
Page of Greeley.
Geo White and family were
visiting Al Kortz near Bigsprlng
from Saturday until Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilliard of Lew
ellen, Nebraska, visited their
daughter Eva from Friday until
Monday.
Mr.. Christensen of Snyder
spent Sunday night with Mr..
Epley. Mr.. G. will soon take
charge of the west section at
Crook.
Sometimes fellow doesn't get
to take his choice to supper, but
it is nice to sit across the table
from her, especially if she does
not like oysters.
The Quaker social given in the
Flat Creek school house Friday
evening was a decided success.
The proceeds amounted to over
Sll and all present spent a very
enjoyable evening.
Quite domestic tempest is
raging in Flat Greek this week,
but above the din may be heard
the melodius whistle of our friend
A. G. Williams as he wends his
way home alone. Music hath
charms etc.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-11-09
BIG VOTE IN OHIO.
Presidents Home state Rolls Up an In
creased Plurality.


Columbus, o., Nov. S.-ReDublican
State Chairman Dick says "Unotii-
cial returns frnm. 81 of the IS counties
warrant the claim Of 10000 for McKin-
ley and we elect II of the u members
of congress, Il gain of > members"
The estimate on the four missing
counties makes the plurality about 49,
900, or Il net Republican gain of about
22,OOO over the vote of 1896 The Re-
pubicans gained in II counties and
the Democrats in IL, most of the Dem
ocratic gains being in Cleveland, Gin
cinnati and Toledo. where it is re-
ported that most of the vote that May
or Jones received last year for gov
ernor went for Bryan. The largest
previous plurality for governor in Ohio
was 10000 for Lincoln, but on Il much
smaller vote than that cast this year.
The total vote Tuesday was about =
10000 the largest ever cast in the
state and the vote for minor parties
was smaller than usual The Repub-
licans carried all of the close or doubt
full congressional district eiecting ia
cob \. Beidter in the Goth by less than
800. Robert NJ. Ncvin in the Sd, 211,
and Emmett Tompkins in the 10Th by
a plurality of IL.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-11-09

Mckinley Carries Wisconsin by 1O6, 900.
Milwaukee. Nov. S.-Everything took
its normal condition today and there
were no signs that an election had
been held. a complete figure of the
Republican victory in Wisconsin will
not be known for perhaps several days,
as many of the precincts are far dis
tant from railway stations and vii be
sent in by mail. General Bryant,
chairman of the Republican state CEN
tral committee, today reduced his
claims of plurality slightly from those
given out last night, placing his latest
estimates at 100000 for both national
and state tickets.
Chairman Warren of the Democratic
stat" committee, speaking of the re-
suit in the state, said the stupendous
maioritieS We're surprise to every
body, Republicans no less than Demo
Gratis.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-11-09
POpulist Committee Firurhs,

Lincoln. Nov .S.-At midnight the
Populist state committee has the com
plete returns from less than ha'f of
the voting precincts in the state.
From these it is figured that. should
the same ratio of loss. as compared
with lS96, continue to the end, Bry-
ans majority will be reduced danger
ously near the margin. 1t Is claimed
by Chairman Edmisten. however that
the strongest fusion counties are vet
to be heard from. and that the com
pleted returns will elect the Bryan
electors by small majority. The bal
ance of the fusion state ii, iet seems
to be running even with the governor,
and Chairman Edmisten confidently
claims its election in its entirety by
about the same plurality as will be
Civ inter.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-11-09
Utah is for Mckinley,

Salt Lake, Nov. S.-Returns are in
from about threefOurthS of the pre-
cinctS III the state. Mckinley's major
ity is l.ooo, Wells ltep.). for governor
has Il majority of 1000 and Sutherland
RepD, for congress, leads King by
1000 majority The senate will stand
8 Republicans and o Democrats. The
Republicans elected % representatives
and the Democrats H. making Re-
publican majority of L on joint ballot.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-11-09
Michigan.

Detroit, Nov. s. Returns from the
state give President Mckinley Il plural
ity of 9O.SlS and Colonel A. Y. Bliss,
the Republican candidate for governor,
69.o"?. Colonel Bliss is running about
10000 behind his ticket and Mayor
Mayhury. the Democratic guberna-
torial candidate, is a correspondent.
number ahead of his ticket In 1896
Mckinlcy's plurality in Michigan wa.
6lIO. Governor Pingree ran 10000
ahead of the Republican ticket that
year, getting a plurality of 75,1O7.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-11-09
West virginia SoIidIy Republican.

Wheeling. w. Va, Nov. S.-West Vir-
gnia has gone Republican by l2.OO0
majority. The entire state ticket :s
elected. The congressional delegation
is solidly Republican. The legislator
is Rcpublicnn in both branches, 20 to
% majority on joint ballo.. insuring
the reelection of Senator Elkins.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-11-09
Minnesota Governorship In Doubt.

St Paul. Nov. S.-The only point un-
settled in the Minnesota election is the
contest over the governorShip. Every
thing else has gone Republican by ma
joritieS so large that there is no poSsi-
hility of change. Tams BiXby chair
man of the Republican state commit
tee. figures out S.1j4 plurality for Van
SAINT, while Chairman RoSng Of the
Democratic state committee. from the
figures reported to him. foots up H.
600 plurality for Lind. The present
returns have favored Van SAINT. but
his lead is slight The Mckinley vote
seems considerably more than $4,000
over that of Bryan. However, there
are various unexpected things to the
returns and the gOvrrnorship will have
to be called doubtful until much more
complete returns have been received.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-11-09
Result In Arkansas.

Little Rock, Ark. Nov. S.-Complete
returns are coming in slowly, but
enough is known to indicate plural
ity of 10000 for Bryan in Arkansas.
Neither Democrats nor Republicans
polled their full strength. In each of
the six congressional districts the Dem
ocratic nominees for congress appear
to have run slightly ahead of Bryan.
and their majorities range from 5000
to lo,ODO
The Grit-advocate., 1900-11-09
INDIANA is REPUBLICAN,,
Mckinley Carries the state by Plurality
of at Least 2S,OOO.


Indianapolis. Nov. S.-A plurality of
anywhere FROM $4,000 to $1,000 for the
Republican national ticket. the elec.
ton of Colonel W. II. Durbin (RepD 10
the goverEorship. the election Of the
entire state and Marion county Repub-
lican tickets and nine, perhaps ten.
congressman, is a summary in brief of
Tuesdays ,Lttle at the polls in Indi-
ana. An unexpected development is
the fact that the Republicans made
their strongest gains in Democratic
strongholds. In seven heretofore
strongly D. nocratic counties McKin-
ley and the state ticket showed Il
greater ratio of gain than was shown
by the figures from several strong Re
publican connties.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-11-09

year, Latah county, also strongly Re-
publican heretofore, is very close, and
the Republicans do not know whether
they Will have four of the legislative
delegation or the entire six. 1t seems
altogether probable the legislature will
be fusion.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-11-09
Returns from Two birds of
State so Indicate.
LEGISLATURE VERY CLOSE.
Though Only One is Conceded by Repub-
licans--To Determine the Complexion of
the Legislature Will Require Some Time.
THE VERY LATEST,

HE ' EN- LAlI
Omaha, Nov. Sat noon sufficient
returns had been received to warrant
the statement without reservation
that Nebraska's electoral vote will he
cast for Mckinley and Roosevelt. If
present ratio of gain continues, and
there is no reason to believe that the
variation will he of any consequence,
then HcKinley's plurality will be about
1000 and Dietrich. about 5000. The
legislature will be- extremely cIosc,---
both parties claiming only working
majority of three or four. Protrart-
ed struggle has already begun, fraud
being charged by both sides. Douglas
county returns show the Republicans
to haze secured but six out of twelve
members of the next Legislature, while
the national and state tickets were
carried by from 1,OoO to 1900 ma
jority.
Omaha. Nov Selection returns in
Nebraska are so close as to be watched
keenly. Chairman Lindsay of the Re
publcans claims that Mckinley car
ried the state by 1000 or more. the
Republican state ticket wins by 5000
to 1000 and that the Republicans have
a majority of II in the legislature.
They claim the reelection Of Mercer
and Burkett for congress and the cleo
tion of Pope. MorIan and possibly of
Hays. Against this the Democrats
claim Bryan carried the state. tholIrh
by narrow margin of perhaps not
over 1000: that fusion has safe
working majority in the legislature;
that fusion state officers are elected by
from 5000 to 5000. and conceding the
reelection of Mercer and Burkett, that
fusion has pulled through Robinson,
Stark Shallenberger and Ne,il lille. The
latter is the only congressman con-
ceded by the Republicans.
The legislature will be in doubt until
complete returns are in. Indications
are that it will be fusion by small ma
jorty. Both parties are claiming it
on joint ballot.
Bryan May Lose Nebraska.
At midnight Chairman Lindsay Of
the Republican state committee said:
with more than two-thirds of the pre-
cincts of the state heard from, all
can say is to repeat what main
tnined from the first. that the state
would give its electoral vote to Nc
kinley by a majority of not less than
5000. l have not enough figures to
make an. accurate forecast of the re-
suit on governor. which is much closer.
but which believe will show our can
ddate. Mr.. Dietrich. to be elected. The
other candidates on the state ticket
seem to be running much better and
are sure of election The legislature
will be Republican by safe majorites
in both houses. which means The clec-
tion of two Republican United States
senator's"
The Grit-advocate., 1900-11-09
KANSAS is REPUBLICAN,,
Complete Returns Show Plurality Of
$4,000 for Nick inley.

Topeka. Kan, Nov. S.-Returns re-
ceived today only tend to confirm the
early estimates of the result of the
election in Kansas. Practically COM
plete returns show that Mckinley has
plurality of 25,O0O and that the Re.
publican state ticket is successful by
plurality of probably 5000 less. The
legislature will be Republican in both
branches. inSuring the election of a
Republican United States senator to
succeed Lucien Baker. The Repub-
licans have certainly elected seven
congressman. one district, the Sd. be-
ing still in doubt, with the chances in
favor of the fusion candidate The
election of the fusion candidate in this
district would leave the delegation in
congress as at present, Republicans
and | fusioHiSt.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-11-09
Idaho.

Boise. Nov. S.-The latest returns in
dicatc that Nez ferces county is very
close and that the fusionists have part
or all of the legislative delegation
That county was very strongly Repub-
lican in 1896 and was relied on this
The Grit-advocate., 1900-11-09
North Dakota.

Fargo, n. D.. Nov. S.-The Republic
an plurality in North Dakota will be
from 10000 to 12.OOo. There is no
question about the election of all the
state ticket and the congressman at
large and there have been large Re
publican leg .Slative gains. In the state
judiciary, the returns show the elec-
ton of Republican to the supreme
bench and for the district courts the
election of Judges Pollock in the Sd.
Glnspell in the 18th. Cowan in the I'd
and Winchester in the 9th. while the
Democrats elected Judge Fisk, who
was practically without opposition in
the LIST. and Judge Lauder. who has
formerly been Il Republican,. in the
4th. In the 1th Candidates Kneeshaw
and Spencer both claim n victory al
the result may not be known till com
plctc returns are in. Judge LADDERS
fight was the bittercst of the cam
pai-n. Judge Lauder carried his home
county by 500 votes ahead of his
ticket. The fight was in the nature of
contest between him and Senator Nc
Cumber of Wahpcton.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-06-30
GENERAL ITEMS.
y History OF 81. Johns.


The Church in FroSthmg is moro
venerable than its numbers indicate.
1t should be stronger than it is if it had
received proper pastoral care and cpiS-
copal supervision in its earlier history.
For years it was without resident
minister, without a suitable building
and without visitations from the Bishop.
Many of the English cmigrants We're
members of the Church of England.
But they naturally driftcd where they
received more spiritual oversight. They
did not do this from choice, but neccs-
sity. Then when the Church com
mcnccd to assert herself it was too late.
These people were all lost to her.
Bishop Whittingham in 1910, on his
first visit 10 the western part of the
State, came as far as Frostburg. one
other time ne was here, and that was in
1865 when two persons We're confirmed.
IFS successor, Bishop Pinllncy, made
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Railway Business Locals.

Baltimore ~ Ohio RaiIroad.-Ex-
CursiOns To Atlantic City, Cape May Sea Isle
City and Ocean City. n. j., Ocean City, Md,
and Behoboth Beach, Del, at rcJy ioc rutcS.
Thursdays, June Is, July y aud rs, August
8 and %.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad has ar
ranged a series of Popular Seashore EN-
Cursions to be run on Thursdays, june Is,
Jnly y and 26, August 8 and ., to Atlantic
City, Cape May, Sea Isle City and Ocean City,
\. j., Ocean City, Md, and Rehoboth Beach,
De. Tickets will be good sixteen (t6) days,
including d tie of sale
Stop-oVers will be allowed on the return
trip to Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing
ton on tickets sold to New Jersey resorts, and
at Baltimore and Was lingtOn on tickets sold
to Ocean City, Md, and kehoboth Beach,
Del.
FOR tickets, time of trains, sleeping and
parlOr car accommodations cali on or address
nearest Ticket Agent Baltimore and Ohio K.
K. for full information. TtA23
Deer Park Ho;cI-Most delightful sum-
mer resort of the Aleghenies. Swept by
mountain breezeS, $500 feet above sea level.
Absolutely free from malaria, hay fever and
mosquitoes On main line Of baltimore IL
Ohio Railroad. Hotel and Cottages. Every
modern convenience. Rooms en- Sujtc with
bath. Electric lights Elevators, Turkish
Baths, two large Swimming Pools, Golf
Links Tennis Courts, Bowling Alleys, Mag
niilcent Drives Complete Livery Service,
Annapolis Naval Academy Band. Delight
ful Cottages Furnished for housekeeping if
desiretD ready for occupancy June LIST Hotel
open from June 23d to September 10th.
For rates and information address W. +.
Burwel, Manager of b. and .. Building,
Baltimore, Md, until June 10th. After that
time, Deer Park, Garrett County, Md. [tJe3O
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-06-30
Looking to Next Year.

The Cumberland Nc,r$ is half -wavdcp-
rccating the increase of 10 cents Il hun
drcd dollars in the tax rate. apparently
forgetting that it furnishes wide mar
gin for seemingly big reduction next
year-clcctiOn year, unless the Frost
burg For"m'S bill for publication of
local laws this year prevents.
The latter did not somehow get ina
strange proceeding inasmuch as the
For"m is published for no other purpose
under the sun than to gobble all it can
get from the county commissioners as
pay for bringing the State committee
man Fictitious party Importance far,
very far beyond his ability, utility or
merit.
But if the commissioners are thus bam-
boozled, good many others are not.
Look ont next year, therefore, for Il
Nc"S echo i'll the FOfum of Il big cam
paign claim Of Il 10 cents hundred dol
lars reduction III the tax rate, all due to
economical administration mostly built
ON an eXtravagant use of money this year.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-06-30
The Proper Movement.

1t appears very plainly that if Mr..
Bryan can have his way with his own
convention next week, the Chicago plat
form-l6 to /, anarchy and ALL will be
rCatfirmed.
Which will narrow the choice of both
independent democrats and republicans
to the evils of debascd money and mob
law on one side, imperialism and empire
on the other.
In this event, the very best thing for
the independents throughout the couutry
is to ignore both presidential tickets and
concentrate their efforts on obtaining IL
democratic House of Representatives.
This will disarm the dangerous elc-
mcntS of both sides of the power to ruin
the country.