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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1902-02-13
1887 THE sun. 1902
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The Kings Daughters will serve an appe'
tizing supper for Is cents at the Martha
Washington sociable Friday evening Feb'y
21st. Come and be convinced. Other at
tractiyc features will be presented also.
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There is an unusual proportion OF large
sale bills this season: we are printing about
as many full sheet bills as we are OF halves
and quarters combined. The smaller ones
will probably come in later.
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Local Teachers Institute.

The following subjects will be discussed at
the morning ard afternoon sessions of the
Institute to be held in the High School build.
Ing February 18th. Patrons and those inter.
ested in education are especially urged to
attend. Sessions begin at 0:45 and 1:3O.
How to secure attendance. Mr.. John Jones;
Address Reciprocal Relation of Parents
and Teachers, Rey. g. A. Whitmore; Liter.
ature in the Public Schools, Prof. H. D..
Beachley: ADDRESS, Mr.. Geo. J. Luckey. ex.
Sup.. of Pittsburg Public Schools; The Ii.
brsry and its uses, Miss L. Michigan; Ad'
dress, Rev. G. D. Shaffcr Address, Relation
ton of the People to Public Education. Prof
N. Bates Stephens, State Superintendent
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there is text in addition to the pictures, and
we should be surprised indeed to hear from
any purchaser the opinion that he had not
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January nth.
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those more than one year in arrears for sub
scription, it is probable that you will receive
a statement of your account, with q pressing
request to call AID settle.
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give The Suns readers the earliest informa.
ton upon all important events In the legisia-
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ting to nublc idea Is in individual and national
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Business Locals.

~ FRANKLIN MILLS FOR RENT.
From April !, 1909. For particulars call on
A. F. OrndorfF at the store or address by
letter, the undersigned
d. EBERLY,
feb. IL 81 pd. Hanover, Pa.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1902-02-13

During the high wind Of last Saturday
night the weather vane Oh Mr.. Geo +. Late's
residence was blown down. The crust OF
the snow was broken and considerable drift
ing occurred. The cold has been maintained
60 regularly that the pavements on the sunny
side of our streets are not yet free from ice
and snow. Our lcehouses are filed with ice
from six to ten inches thick and our coal
dealers are the happiest looking people in the
town. Yes. winter has been with US and the
quality thereof has, for about one month, been
ahove renroach
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~ HAY AND FODDER FOR SALE,
Dec5tf. CHAS. SMILEY.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1902-02-13

~ FOR RENr..-TwO houses on West
Main Street, Thurmont. Inquire at
Jan 80 If THIS OFFICE.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1902-02-13

~ HOUSE FOR RENT ON WEST
MAIN STREET, Thurmont, Nd.
Feb 6f MACKLEY BROS.
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~ FOR RENT-SEVERAL DESIR
able Rooms in my house on East Main street
to suitable applicant. For terms apply at
the house.
Feb 8 Ct N. BETH FlROR.
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~ OFFICIAL ENVELOPES No. 10,
(size 4tx9f inches) for sale, plain or with
business card at
dec 8 II THIS OFFICE.
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NJ. BETH FIROR.

~ w. l.. SHAFFER Il co. having dis.
posed Of their rtocK Of stationery to Harry
w. Shaffsr, he respectfully calls your atten'
ton to his large and carefully selected stock
of Tablets, Envelopes and Fine Writing
Papers; pleased 10 have you inspect same,
aud thankful for patronage extended. q
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Application having been made by the
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. to
construct its line through or across the streets
of Thurmont. Resolved by the Board Of
Commissioners of Thurmont the following
Ordinance for the governing Of the same be
adopted.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1902-02-13

Mr.. G. H. Miller, Logs enterprising mer-
chant IS looking forward to a big trade In
general merchandise and farm machinery
during the coming season. He has establish
cd at Logs, probably as fine trade in his
several lines as may DO found between Ha'
gerstown and Westminster, and his dealings
with the public are Of so satisfactory char
acter that he readily retains trade and It is
growing steadily. He should exceed last
seasons big sales of farm wagons and machin
cry, being 80 we'll advertised in these lines.
One of the most interesting figures In the
world of art today Is Henry o. Tanner.
negro of American birth, who has won such
a high place with bis brush that some OF his
paintings have been bought by the French
government. Mr.. Tanner Is a young man
and spends most of his time abroad. Within
the last year he made q tour of the Holy
Land for the purpose of studying the scenes
and places most closely connected with the
history of Bible times. The result of his trip
Is series Of remarkable paintings, depicting
some of the most familiar incidents in the
Bible which will first be shown In the Ladies'
Homo Journal.
Better Pay for 8ural Carriers.
A bill has been introduced in the House of
Representatives, which, II passed, will mate
rally increase the salaries OF rural free deliv.
cry carriers. The bill reads: Beginning July
LIST, 1909, the salary of rural carriers shall be
as follows For the drst year Of service at the
rate OF $500 per year; tor the second year OF
service at the rate of $3.50, and for the third
and each subsequent year of service at the
rate OF $720 payable In each case pro rata at
the end Of each month. In determining the
rate of pay for carriers in service, allowance
shall he made for the service already render
I'd be each A hin has also been introduced
IL grant Is days annual leave Of absence,
with pay to rural FREQ delivery carriers.
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NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.

Notice is hereby given that tresspassing
upon my Mountain or other Lands, with
dog and gun, or otherwise, will be prescott.
cd under the law.
Oct 24tf CHARLES SHIPLEf.
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In Mem Ofi8m .

In tender and loving remembrance OF Mr..
D. C. Hsmmett, who. departed this life one
year ago. February II, 1901
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1902-02-13

The record here for this winter Is = below
zero; that was the reading Of the thermome
ter at the railroad station on Thursday morn.
ing last.
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A SSIGNEE MORTGAGEE'S
PUBLIC SALE
or THE

OF THE
CATOCTIN FURNACE PROPERTY
at Cate ctin Furnace, and
BUSINESS and DWELLING PROPERTY
In Frederick City. in Frederick
County, Maryland.
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Local Items.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
. ss.s: I'll: ., &1z4ZzZ<

Mrs. Mary 8. Firor's sale date has heen
changed from Tuesday, March 25lh to Mon
dav March 24th. See Sale Register.
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"A kite expert has predicted an earthquake
He oh 'uld keep kite In the air and hts bed
suspended therrfr0m.
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feb. ~ 81 pd.
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Mrs. Mary ). Firor sold her farm 10 Grace
ham las, week at private sale to Mr.. Fred
Crsw ford for SIS per acre.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-29

office address, Canon City, Colo; resi-
dence and place of business, S26 Water
street.
s. A. VAN BUSKIRK, Socialist Post
Office address, Canon City, Colo.
For County Commissioner. Second Com.
missioner's District.
SANFORD G. KELSO, Republican
Postoffice address, residence and place
of business, Florence, Colo.
GEORGE w. KELSO, Peoples Post
Office address, Beaver Creek, Colo; resi-
dence and place of business, Sec. %, twp
10 S, r So w.
JULIUS MoCANDLESS, Democrat
ic Postof1ice address, Florence. Colo;
residence and place of business, l24 W.
Main street.
w. E. WILLIAMS, Socialist-Post-
office address and residence, Coal Creek,
Colo.
For Justice Of the Peace in Justice Pre-.
cinct No. |.
JAMES j. MINOR, Democratic and
People address, CanonCity;
residence, Gil Macon Ave; place of bus
mess, l)l Macon ave.
FARNUM ST. JOHN, Republican
Postoffice address, Canon City; resi-
dence, 625 N. Fifth; place of business,
Record blk.
For Constable in Justice Precinct No. |.
u. l.. FLESHER, Democratic and
People's-Postoffic address, CanonCity;
residence, 73l Rudd sve.; place of bust
ness, 331 Macon ave.
GEORGE MAC KENZIE, Republi-
can-Postoflice address, Canon City;
residence and place of business, 5O8 Ma
con avenue.
For Constable of Justice Precinct No 1.
To Fill Vacancy.)
RICHARD A. WILLIAMS, Republi
can-Postoffice address, Canon City; res
idence and place of business, 720 River
street.
JOHN NJ. WAGNER, Democratic
Postoffice address, Canon City, Colo:
residence, 1922 N. Sth street
For Justice Of the Peace in Justice Precinct
No. z.
GEORGE p. NIX, Democratic-pos
Office address, Florence; residenc, 45l w.
Main street; place of business, Blunt
block.
CASSIUS G. HURD, Republican
Postoffice address, Florence, Colo; resi-
dence, 779 West Main street; place of
business, Florence, Colo.
j. j. WILLIAMS, People es-Postoffice
address, Florence; residence, cor Santa
Fe and Front ST.; place of business,
Blunt blk.
For Constable in Justice Precinct No. 2.
e. c. FURNISS, Republican--post
office address,, Florence, Colo; residence.
3O7 w. End ST.; place of business, Flor
ence, Colo.
II. II. PRESTON, Democratic post
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-29

office address, Florence; residence, 2lS
E. Main; place of business, Rock Island
terrace.
For Constable in Justice Precinct No 2.
TO Fill Vacancy.)
A. L. GREEN, Democratic
address, Florence; residence, COL E.Main
THOMAS WALTERS, Jr, Republi-
can-Postoffice address, residence and
place of business, Florence Colo.
For Justice of the Peace in Justice.
Precinct No. I3.
THOMAS H. ROBBINS, Republican
-Postoftice address, Canon City; resi-
dence and place of business. South
Canon, 20o Chestnut
For Constable in Justice Precinct
No. I3.
w. j. DAVIS, Republican-Postoffice
address, Canon City; residence and place
of business, South Canon, 405 Stanley
ave.
For Justice of the Peace in Justice
Precinct No. Io.
JOE Fl. POWELL, Republcan-post-
Office address, residence and place of
business, Rockvale.
For Constable of Justice Precinct
No. 10.
f. I. JENKINS, Republican-postof-
tic address, residence and place of bust
ness, Rockvale
For Constable in Justice Precinct
No. 10.
SAM P. PETRY, Republican--po
office address and place OF business,
Brookside.
For Justice of the Peace In Justice
Precinct No. rs.
HORATIO ANGELL, Democratic
aostoffice address, Whitehorn.
For Const able in Justice Precinct
No. 2S.
JAMES w. COATES, Democratic
rostoftice address, Whitehorn
For Constable in Justice Precinct
No. rs. To Fill Vacancy.)
A. ]. POSSELT, Democratic-post
office address, Whitehorn.
For Justice of the Peace in Justice
Precinct No. 80.
o. J. BINFORD, Democratic post
office address, Portland
For Constable in Justice Precinct
No. 80.
THOMAS FITZGERALD, Democrat
ic-Postoftice address, Portland
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-29

Postotiice address, residence and place
of business, 43 So. fremont, Denver, Colo.
ALBERT GUNLIN. Socialist Labor
Postofiice address, Denver; residence,
1863 Bryant st.
HANS HANSEN, Socialist Postoffice
address and residence, Victor; place of
business, Arequa.
w. j. KING, Republican - Postoffice
address, Villa Grove, Saguache county,
Colo; residence and place of business,
Villa Grove, Colo.
REIN A. MAYNARD Socialist
Postofiice address, Denver; residence,
l07 So. Corona; place of business, 2l7
Kittredge bldg.
OSCAR j. PFEIFF'ER, Republican
Postoifice address, room 8 Barth block
Denver, Colo; residence, No 52l East
Colfax Ave, Denver; Colo; place of
business, room Barth block, Denver,
Colo.
MR.. P. A. RICE, Prohibition-Post-
Office address, residence and place of
business, Vance, Colo.
w. L. SEELEY, Democratic
office address, residence and place of
business, Boulder Colo.
CLARK WALKER, People's-Post-
Office address, residence and place of
business, Granada, Colo.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-29
For Lieutenant Governor.

THOMAS ANNEAR, Democratic and
People's-Postoffice address, residence
and place Of business, Silverton, Colo.
WARREN A. HAGGOTr, Republic
an--Postofiice address, residence and
place of business, Idaho Springs, Colo.
j. M. NOLAN, Socialist Labor-Post-
Office address. Bald Mountain.
ROYAL A. SOUTHWORTH, Social
residence, 1924 So. Lincoln; place of
business, 400 Charles Bldg
RIA. N. WILSON, Prohibition Post.
Office address, residence and place Of
business, No. 3 block II, Pueblo, Colo.
For Secretary Of State.
JAMES COWIE, Republican-Po
office address, 1894 Pearl street, Boulder,
Colo; residence, 7o3 Pine street, Boul-
der. Colo; place of business. 1884 Pearl
street, Boulder, Colo.
HORACE w. HAVENS, Democratic
Postoffice address and residence, Lead
vile, Colo; place of business, State
House, Denver, Colo.
DAVID MILLS, People's--Postoffic
address, Denver, Colo; residence, "a w.
Byers street; place Of business, 522
Equitable building, Denver, Colo.
CHARLES II. NORRIS, Socialist
Postoffice address, residence and place
of business, Buena Vista.
ANDREW GILMAN, Socialist Labor
Postoffice address, Denver; residence,
928 Tenth street; place of business, 400
18th street.
REV. w. G. TEMPLETON, Prohibi-
bition-Postoffice address, residence and
place of business, Colorado Springs, Colo.
For State Treasurer.
GEORGE R. ARNOLD, Socialist
Postoffice address, residence and place of
business, Golden.
JAMES N. CARLILE, Democratic
Postoffice address, residence and place
of business, Pueblo, Colo.
LOUIS GEBHARDT, Socialist Labor
-Postoffice address, Victor; residence
2O7 So. Second st.
JAMES L. HURT, People's-Post
Office address residence and place ol
business, Center, Colo.
MARY E. MILLER, Prohibition
Postoffice address, residence and place
OF business, Lafayette, Colo.
WHITNEY NEWTON, Republican
Postoffice address, Fourth and Court
Pueblo, Colo; residence, Eleveth snc
Court, Pueblo, Colo; place of business
! Fourth and Court, Pueblo, Colo.
For Auditor Of State.
WILLIAM NJ. ASH, Socialist-Po
Office address, residence and place Of bus
mess, Delta.
FRANK c. CHAMBERLAIN, Prohi
bition--Postoffice address, residence anc
place OF business, Colorado Springs
Colo.
CHARLES II. CHASE, Socialist la
bor-Postoffice address, Denver; resi-
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-29
iicket,
hereby vote a Straight - Ticket
where have marked opposite the other candidate


sar
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-29
For Senator Twenty-ninth Senate
rial District.

LOUIS G. CAMPBELL, Republican
-Postofiice address, Cripple Creek,
Colo; residence Mining Exchange bldg,
Cripple Creek, Colo; place of business,
AT E. Bennett Ave, Cripple Greek, Colo.
WILLIAM +. DAVIS, Socialist
Postofiice address, residence and place
Of business, Altman, Colo.
PHILIP L. MCGUIRE, Democratic
and People's-Postotiice address, Flor
ence, Colo; residence, 2l3 Petroleum
Ave, Florence, Colo; place of business,
100 Pixies Peak Ave, Florence, Colo
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-29

dence, 624 18th street; dlace of business,
5O4 Equitable building. -
JOHN A. HOLMBERG, Republican
Postoffice address, room "a Barth block,
Denver, Colo; residence, 3715 Lafayette
ST. Denver, Colo; place Of business,
room "a Barth block, Denver. Colo
HARRY E. INSLEY, Democratic
Postoffice address, Denver, Colo; resi-
dence, 1929 Pennsylvania ave-, Denver,
Colo; place OF business, Denver, Colo.
MATHEW j. LAYDEN, Peoples
Postoffice address and residence, Colora-
do Springs, Colo, place of business,
Cripple Creek, Colo.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-29
For Representative in the LVlll
Congress. at Large.

ALvA ADAMS, Democratic-P Post
Office address, Pueblo, Colorado; resi-
denc, Broadway and Evans streets, Pu-
eblo, Colo; place Of business, Pueblo,
Colo.
FRANKLIN e. BROOKS, Republi-
can-Postoffice address. room 60 Bank
building, Colorado Springs, Colo: resi-
dence, 1924 N. Nevada avenue, Colorado
Springs, Colo; place of business, room
90 Bank building. Colorado Springs,
Colo.
ROBERT E. FITZPATRICK, Social
ist Labor-Postoffice address, Victor;
place OF business, P. o. box 555.
IDA CROUCH HAZLETT, Socialist
--Postoffice address, residence and place
of business, Victor.
ROBERT H. NORTHCOTT, Peoples
-Postoffice address, residence and place
Of business, Akron, Colo.
MILO STARK. Prohibitionist-Pos
office address, residence and place OF
business, Cripple Greek, Colo.
For Representative in the LVlll
Congress. Second Consression-
al District.
JOHN G BELL, Democratic and Peo-
-Postoffice address, residence and
place Of business. Montrose. Colo.
WYATT F. FARRAR, Socialist-Post-
Office address and residence, Carbondale,
Colo.
HERSCHEL M. HOGG, Republican
Postoffice address, residence and place
Of business, Telluride, Colo.
j. b. LISTER, Prohibitionist--Pos
office address, residence and place Of
business. Pueblo, Colo.
For Governor.
la. KNIGHT, Socialist Labor--Post-
office address, Pueblo; residence, lll2 +.
River street; place Of business, corner OF
Union and Grand avenues.
FRANK w. OVERS. People's-Post.
office address, Denver, Colo; residence
Leadville. Colo; place OF business Fifth
Judicial district OF Colorado, Prin. Office
Leadville, Colo.
JAMES H. PEABODY, Republican
Postofiice address and residence, &0
River street, Canon City, Colo; place OF
business, Main and Fourth streets, Can
on City. Colo.
JOHN G. PROVOST, Socialist-Post
office address, Cripple Creek; residence
3l2 Carr avenue; place OF business, lO'
S. First street.
OTTO A. REINHARDT, Prohibition
-Postoffice address. 607 Mack block
Denver. Colo; residence, 1870 Marion
Denver, Colo; place Of business, Ol
Mack block. Denver, Colo.
EDWARD @. STIMSON, Democratic
--Postofiice address, Colorado Springs
Colo; residence 81 80 Giddings building
Colorado Springs, Colo; place OF bust
ness, Colorado Springs, Colo.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-29
OFFICIAL LIST OF NOMINATIONS TO OFFICE
Colorado, Fremont County, IS:

.1l nda thereto
nMsnn ywhA@fIha eheeuoa I'm
Tx KoAMAN Ncuryc
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-29
For Attorney General.

FRANK ]. BAKER, Prohibition -
Postofiice address, residence and place
Of business, Colorado Springs, Colo.
ii. j. BRIMBLE, Socialist Labor
Postoffice address, Florence; residence,
Florence, Colo; place of business, Will
iamsburg, Colo.
NATHAN c. MILLER, Republican,
Postoffice address, Colorado State Ma
tional Bank bldg, Durango, Colo; resi-
dence, Durango, Colo: place of business,
Colo. State Natl Bank Bldg, Durango,
Colo.
CHARLES c. POST, People's-Post-
Office address, Denver, Colo; residence
and place of bushes, Georgetown. Colo.
JOHN G. SCHWEIGERT, Democrat
ic-Postofiice address, residence and
place Of business, Westclitfe, Colo.
CARLE WHITEHEAD.S .Socialist-Pos
Office address, Denver; residence 1925
East 18th Ave-; place of business, s27 E.
& c. bldg.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-29
For Representative of Fourteenth
General Assembly for Countie.
Of Chaffee and Fremont.

CHARLES A. CHAMBERLAIN, Re
publican-Postotiice address, residence
and place of business, Salida, Colo.
H. S. TOMPKINS, Democratic and
People e's-Postofiice address, residence
and place of business, Buena Vista, Colo.
ROBERT WILSON, Socialst-Post-
Office address, Salida, Colo; residence,
Cor. l1th ST., Salida, Colo; place of bus
mess, Salida, Colo,
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-29
For Superintendent Of Public In
structiOn.

ANNA B. BRANDT, Republican,
Postoffice address, Cripple Creek, Colo;
residence and place of business, l3l f.
Bennett Ave-, Cripple Creek, Colo.
HELEN L. GREENFIELD, Democratic
and People's-Postofiic address and
residence, Black Hawk, Colo. place of
business, State House, Denver, Colo.
ANNA c. PARROT, Socialist-Post-
office address, residence and place of
business, Goldfield Colo.
MAY II. SANDERS, Socialist Labor
Postoffice address, Grand Junction; resi-
dence, 1868 Ouray Ave.
JAMES R. WYLIE, Prohibition
Postoffice address, residence and place
Of business, 545 S. Pearl, Denver, Colo.