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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1903-02-25

10 next Sundays magazine section of
the North American Senator Quay tells
10 statement especially prepared for
the North American the reasons for his
advocacy of the admission of New Mex
leo into statehood Territorial Senator
w. ii. Andrews, formerly senator from
crawford county, Pa, now heavy
owner of mines and president of rail
roads in the new country, also gives to
the readers of the North American an
inside view of the resources of the terri
tory
And there's. something else in the
Sunday North American.
Boys, how would you like the best
hand-car wagon ON the market?
How would a handsome piano, three
feet high, suit You girls?
These aud more than dozen tip.ton
prizes are offered by the Phladeiphia
Sunday North American You can win
them by answering one simple question.
Look for pictures and description of
them on the childrens page in next
Sundays North American
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1903-02-25
Mem EN- AMIN'S
IN WINTER WEATHER
WEAR WINTER GOODS
South Centre Street

Don't let any one convince you
that the end of winter is yet in
sight There are many cold days,
and colder nights, to come before
the spring of 1903 arrives. There
fore it is your duty to properly
clothe yourself and protect your
self from the chilly blasts of March.
To do this you must begin by buy
ing the right kind of Underwear,
the kind that will wash and wear
and still keep you warm. That is
the kind we sell.
For your feet, be you man,
woman, youth, maid or child, we
have Shoes that are especially
recommended for late winter and
early spring wear. Our manufac-
turers guarantee them to keep out
the cold, and unless your feet are
SO protected YOU cannot be as
sured of warm body.
The grades of Rubber Goods
which we handle are the best in
tiiN III IL ANl-SO Jul OuSlOlllC1S,
who have tried various makes, tell
us, and whether it is Boots or
Shoes you prefer we can supply
you with goods that we can guar
antee.
Winter Gloves, Hosiery, Fur
nishings, Hats and Caps are not
yet out of season, but we want
them out of our way and you can
have your choice from large as
sortments at figures considerably
less than the regular charges.
In Neckwear, Collars, Cuffs and
similar goods, also Working Jack
cts and Overalls, our store is still
the headquarters for the best goods
in the lines mentioned.
Boys Knee Pants can be bought
here, and we give positive assur-
ance that you get better value for
your money than can be obtained
elsewhere.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1903-02-25
THEATRICAL.

III Henry says of Claude Amsdem,
who will be here next Monday night:
81 consider Claude Amsien as the best
character comedian and all around
amusing man on the stage today. He
can keep an audience convulsed with
laughter with more ease than any coined
ian | known and | happen TO known all
the good ones. He has followed DeWolf
Hopper in the part of ''Waug" and has
shared equal honors in the presentation
of this most difficult part"
At the Grand opera house next Mon
day night. Prices, 10, 20 and 30 cents.
Ladies, l5 cents, first night.
t t t
The Grand was well filed Monday
evening by the holders of tickets for the
operetta, Minstrel of Capri, which was
rendered by home talent for the benefit
of the Y. NJ. c. A. Those who filed the
several parts acquitted themselves well
and the presentation was thorough
success Misses Mlle and Annie Bo-
noma, Miss Lizzie jenkins aud Miss
Matte Brown represented the leading
characters. The operetta was present.
ed under the direction of Prof Ever
hardt
Through the influence of the United
Mine Workers of Upper Lehigh, the
opera house was well filled last evening
to see the moving picture exhibition.
The views shown were first-class, es-
pecially those of the union parade at
Wilkesbarre on Mitchell Day, and were
enthusiastically applauded.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1903-02-25
Sale of Clothing
and Furnishings

Buy now and here, because
every price is reduced-what you
need later will cost you less now.
In Clothing, Overcoats, Trousers,
Gents Furnishings, Boots and
Shoes you can be suited here or
you can't be suited in Freeland
Words of praise cannot do JUS
tice to our assortments, style and
qualities.
Come at once and see for your
self-let the goods convince you
of their superior excellence.
Also complete lines of Dry
Goods, Dress Goods, Notions,
ETC., among which are many bar
gains to interest our lady patrons.
Buckskin Rubber Boots and
Shoes are the best and are sold by
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1903-02-25
Condy O. Boyle,

LIQUOR, WINE, BEER, PORTER, ETC
The finest brands of Domestic and Imported
and Ale on tap. qS Centre street
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1903-02-25
MIsCYLLANEoIS ADVERTISEMENT

LNSTATE OF DANIEL SHOVLIN, late of
~ Freelard, Pa, deceased.
Letters testamentary upon the above named
estate having been granted to the uudcr-
signed, ali persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make payment AMI those having
claims or demands to present the same.
without delay, to
John Shovlin, Executor.
Chas. Orion Stroh, Attorney.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-20

The Jefferson County Bar associa-
ten have adopted a resolution to he
Forwarded to the legislature protest
iag AGAINST any Change il the Fourth
chaacory district. as is proposed by
hifI pending in tile legislature. The
resolution is as follows:
We the undersigned members Of
lie Bar Of jefferson county, who. al o
ractice IN tie chaneery courts ef the
Fourth chaneery district. wculd 70
sN2clfully represent =aat 1ae general
assembly Of the stato. <rhansas
s..eAat We are ne istied with the
seansement Of fourth Chancery
tliot. The Il. IS OF holding the
tex Il 1.-Two been adjusted
1-t5 reference To the holding ef the
f5t a5a1 Other courts IN tso Gistricl.
aud - hast SHit the interests of those
esaaeipod in the holding Of suea
easzzf
The counties composing tho Fourth
c}aaeery district, especially jefferson.
=,roe and Arkansas furnish q large
ket a each ehancery= court, and il
las only been since the present ar
r2.sement Of the district has been per
feated that it has been possible fer the
chancellor to dispose of this busines
lid clear up the dockets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-20

OF memorial associations d" trans
5t.a.s oftae military records q sfate
JFaDPa. q &aaWer @iEi9a would cost
y Tan aiiIioa dollars. % that
,ae #asi economical way would BE- to
pHh..an a complete rastol Inc 92b,z
raffau VIII te enormous in siz2.
In arEeF 10 carry oql tbs rtf3 So
seeretarg Roe, las sent tae f9aoa-
aa5fg.tg t'Io sa7arHo.9= ztlJes
1#a 5afHsla43 troops.
Gastisa. .ao. March H. .a29. faa
z4eerar II l'5a @t5a. FHese is a
>as @eaa.9il aesits. - f'ezg3Ft of the
te9fsla@ aafgieiP. vT ttn sieat
#63 sic aam Ia6i 10 $50 aad pqfI Of
lle=seeeeaaleals ef tee q VIE either as
sa5 orea}t=t9d men. bore arms for
lse= 4.ea anu Ter sc eaaG2aetaeH
'arjns tte great War
"Fhe department Is prepared IL en-
ter ii c0ee upon tue work ef making
Gse compilation ttus authorized ana to
Hu.h il To completion a. rapidly as
possible Tbcre Mill he Gtfle or no
.iHeaIty in making the Union part of
tae roster complete, int there viii be
a 49eat difficulty With regard to the.
Coafedevaey because eli the ineem
a.s1ene4s q the collection of Gonfeder
ae,' records ia The possession Of this
fiefartment. Ii is Ct the first import
an5e, therefore, tbat no effort shall be
sHaged to secure the temporary loan
The var department. fer the pur
a"se nf eopyiug, OF any and all all
thrnfie Confederate records that can
b. found anywhere Many of these
r9eerla are in the possession of the
Various staies, ana il is hoped viii be
r'a2e reas.iN accessible but there are
.aers lha4 are widely scattered among
s5orieal and memorial associations
@aa private citizens. The problem Of
57oW Jo f0}d and procure tie loan Of
ta2*a scattered records is Il djdicul,
aa,-bHl il is one THAT must be solved |
IL tpsteJ that Confederate soldiers
shan receive the full credit taat is due
'hom in the roster that is 10 be COM
aloa
II garGe5tly imita y20r cooperation
NlA the deParmeat in ia effort u
ma1e tbis compilation as near'y com
r.oge as il IS possible 10 make L aud
I ahaIl be glad % have the benefit Of
at2 suggestion tfat You can make as
g the manaer in which that end can
- best attatae3. Tire work Mil he in
6He Immediate eharse ef Brigad.er
General T. Q. An@WoHH chief of the
ord and pension department. and
beg leayo 10 suggest that if the plan
.erein outlined meets Your approval.
Nau designate some official OF Your
tate to communicate With him rela-
I've to the details Of the work and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-20
SVEN for Hours in .cy Water

Waiia on his way heme the other
ef2n5E&& Samuel Eden of Danbury.
ce&n., fell into { mill sluice. The
sites oi the sluice were so high and
50 covered with ice that it was i'm.
possible to get cut. The icy water
s2@e to his chin. He speedily mada
9p his mind that there was no possi.
ff'ftE of anyone coming to his rescue
lore morning, and that his greatest
danger vas Of becoming SO chilled in
the icy water as to lose his sonses
2nd drown. For seven hours he re.
mained#in the siaiee 5=foIc ne was
discovered. Most Of the time he
swan back and forth to keep hi= blood
in circulation. lie was very much
exhausted whon found bit in s4 few
hours had completely recovered.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-20

'fnstcad OF Increasing the number CT
counties in the Fourth chancery dis
t~ie' we beiieye that the public in
t2rests would be better served by
decreasing The number of counties
composing the district, we therefore.
oppose any change ii the district
whereby more counties would be added
thereto, and declare cur opposition
the ail infgaduced in tie senate
~ Fen. Z. o. But whereby the present
elaReefH districts Of tie state Will be
changed. Prairie. Memoe, Arkansas.
Jefferson, Cleveland and Lincoln com
pose The Fourth district.
Tie resolution was signed by the
following att0rneys
$. N. Taylor u. \. Austin. john NJ.
Taylor 7. v. Crawford, +. G. Bridge.
: 7. Whiteiaw irving Beinberger. w.
7. Noolaltaee ~. B. seerof H.
>ins White. II. 4. c. Foster. v. i.
zones. Ben ]. Altbeimer. S. y. Miller.
N. L. belI, J. Hernhaalt. n 7. White.
y. !. PiAdall of Desha, E. S. Pindau
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-20
! x &. =.
W 2spartases a1s Aid In
rIa%issH t<osses. SziVsl VA Soldiers
Hae aa.Jaa =sJafea waf department


TIC 4a.tea States wals department
&a8aa. Iae5a the vorI. of compiling
aad publishing a complete roster of
fae= cagers an4 enlisted mon or the
Union aHa Confederate armies.
Monday. }farch 9, There was Il meet
iae IN TIL city of the historical COM
laGaea q the Arkansas division of
tae Jm.e1 Confederate Eetegans. at
which stops wore tahen toward tee
eal3e tan = 5il;s data REGARDING tHe
Arkansas traop waiel, Went into the
Nar. La; Monday a memorial was
presontea 10 lie Ar&ansas house Of
reHra5ya tatts=7s asbin@ tAat aa ap=
preparation of $2.aoo be made to de.
fray the Expenses Of the work Tues
day lie same memorial WAS present
ed u tAe president of the senate The
work OF tue var department. is beins,
done ia pursuance Of an amendment
offered by Senator James X. Jones
to the geNoral appropriation bin. which
read as follows:
Provided that under &c direzt;aa
Of tie secretary e war j5e el9iaf Of
the record aud pension office shall
compile, from such Official records as
are in tie possession Of the t'nited
States, and from such other authentie
records as may he obtained by loan
from the various stafes. ami otAar Of
fetal resources q complete rosjer ef
the caicars and enlisted men ef t1e
Union ani Confederate armies.
Dispatches from Washington say
that the extensive work Of comrilin&
and publishing y complete roster OF
the officers ana enlisted men Ct The
Union and Confederate armies is the
war seereta@'s own proi2et and he
succeeded in impreasjng congress- With
tIit lNOtA iAttkt a Ntt(l lit tittN ttSt S(iiNt
fair TO tie south to place ON t'5e of-
fetal lists The names of the Canfejot-
ate soldiers III order that their de
scendants may trace their family his
tory With accuracy. The north throueh
separate publications, has covered
pretty We'll this sround fer their own
soldiers, hut tire southern records and
arehieyes. never very complete, were
scattered and DESTROYED owing to the
outcome Of the war and ii is known |
that many frauds were praetieed on
the government md many families
lack important inks ii their histories
because of the lass Of those records.
Secretary Root, in Calling this mat
ter to the attention OF congress-. said
that the war department was constant
ly in recent of appeals from state Of
fetal. historical societoes and patriotic
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-20

Every family should have its house.
hold medicine chest, and the first bet
tie IN it should be Dr. Woods Norway
fine Syrup, natures remedy for
coughs and colds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-20
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amount Of eourso, it beine merely the
minimum weight
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-20

Every handsome WaMaa is sHre her
husbands best friend could not hep
falling in love With her i he di3 naf
have too much respect fer hor-N2w
York Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-20

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it, Very respectfully
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set#3s e VI
The roster Of the Arkansas ,Yoaas
of the Confederate army are most IN
complete aad zee aie5.#si. II eemmit-
tee is determined 10 ~ ;aa cut.
Fhe national sovefamest VIII he + Ii
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sarl aaa urgent hat <rEansa@ .qj7i MS
should ave =ere1.e TT tass.! ~.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-20
Berlin imports Much rr,,;t

IN the year ending April /. 1900.
beriln lmporie~' from italy fifty an.
loads Il OF cherries, $57 of table graz 4es.
242 OF samaael fruits. etc. In the III.
lowins twelve months the business
doubled. 0SS
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-09-26
GREAT DAY FOR DEMOCRACY.
Warfeld, Atkinson and Bryan, Dem.
ocratic Candidates for Governor,
Comptroller and Attorney General
To to Notified of their Nominations
SEPT. 26, 1903, ATMT. AIRY
SPEECHES BY EMINENT SPEAKERS.
Gen FitzhuRh Lee. Gen Breckin-
ridge and All The Candidates in
Carroll, Frederick, Montgomery
And Howard Counties VIII Be
Present. Also Ex-Govs John Lee
Carroll and Frank Brown.

Edwin Wariall. Democratic nominee for
Goverraz. pr Gordon e. Atkinson far
Comptroller aua William Shepherd Er,aa
far Attorney General. sIl l-. FORMALLY aall.
aai 81 lhrir uam5aagsuas Is d committee So
leetrI hy tie Ssa,e convention at monster
meeting Co l.e hssd ST Nonui Airy. rs the june
ta7e Of Carroll. FREDERICK Montgomery and
Howari counties. on Saturday next. Ssp'cm
her 2r. go So O'Clock ego lh. morning The
meeting sill be bella u t-saiiia' Wildwood
PARK. aai sher- vi, hv smpt. shelter tar
ev-rs 3s7siF ia ra, even, 81 rain.
>...reb.e ct acceptance SILL 1.., alAi, hg thc
aap-.r.s. and sls. 81. - fs.loSs.i o. ~ al.l
G..bfuae4 Democratic Ratification Nretias
aal Farms-- Bake, Picnic
Gov Iatn Walter Sms'b. Comptroller Her
.aE. Attorney -t,sHeyal Rayn.r. Hon. A. =.
Goruau. Gra. !. VISITOR HauF1man. C.l.
spencer g. jones and esther. ell sddr-a. lb-
meeting Among sh- i.staE4i.lsd lsrss,rs
shin ar.' h- nra-ra' na iae occasion ar.j be-
Gea. F.tzaaeh Lee, ~ Confederate cavalry
6,-s, svl . Na,ay tisarral ta ihs United
STATE, A-mY ta 'he War vfrh Spain. Geo.
J.an q Brvrklar5se. Tua-i STATE. Arrav.
retired. Ex Cow J5ha are Cared. srI Frank
Brasr. all ,hy Jl-,aoyrat,c candidates .n Car
ru.l. Ha=zrl. Naat-. sa3 Frederick
Caaas.rs. besides p.a-er4f. af prominence
sh-.as Hsa, rhe state
u rs far H.sff.se af ihr e.ra.m.rae .a charge
OIL. s.. 10 aha. , ..s.. IN NIL. .t.. ....s be-. Dem.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-09-26
suklness Locals


Mr. l. II Pozc.i. SO WRshfnEtaa, y. a..
-l5 lecture pa lhs Higher Pagec4l llfr a
Wualaa ia Wssfusnsls5 Hsh S,hna. BIl
tar. saturday afternoon, srptenbfs 2d'H. q.
81 % el5cA AL ladies orr cordially HsHtei-
EXCURSION E.TEs ~ vsts ..EE,T yuEk FA5E-
tn. Tx Iafk. Pa. Far ~lA ar asf az
b-taler g. g. =. and 9. l.nS aal iar "v,i
sgr Nafylsad 4 q ssU sel Cheap excursion
ugAc's h-rega. ing.a4sug coupon ~ admission
g. iar Far Toe Fssr thas yvaE wll p-tsrat
a.zuv mes Attractions. aa4 slil t-. veil assfh
Tlsii For fan information apply en- Esrat
Ticket AErut
uaa,- t., Erai. ou North C-are S.feel.
Wssiu,usrr Apply ia HENRY Poole.
JcHslry 81 = prsa~ factor ia tar Selling rs
Fr~u8sh.p. Ey~rT-ar. aa taalrsF sHaf sarrr
a4ee mas Or. rn}sys some article ai tsa.a w
silver A Arrr variety ~ C1sssll 4, West
ntas,rr
Mr.. L. n Pu~rII. 81 Wa.hirFra, y c..
q, al Ibs We-iualusssF. and all grs4r..z- 8
class sa Fhvsscai Caisasr for lAi5rs- tnr GaE-
lfealafs eal. egoE ~ sdjrvss her Sc The "-s'-
msusisv.
q. ". Yci.sf. Of t'uioa Nils. ai.. deliver
bls interesting Leisure Wa tb- Hos land a
B~uIsfp,us Church Saa.iAy, byfa,ef 4st. at
: So g.. $50. salts fire.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-09-26
Markers Mill Items,

4 very pleasant surprise party Was given al
Nh and Mrs. Milton Huil's home last Satur-
day evening ia honor OF their daughter Mary.
The evening wIs spent IN games and vocal
and Instrumental music until 10 80 clock
when all we're invited 70 the djniugroom to
parluke Of refreshments. Those present we're
Milton Hull aud wife. Misses Kate Boose
Annie Siear, Florence Myers. Mamie S,reyig
Lillian Dell. Lillian Formwalt, Florence
Fprmwalt, Molhe Hall. Clara Messenger, Ada
Myers, Stella Messenger, BeulAh koontz
Bruah Myers, Brittle kooutz Mary Hull, FL
va Hull; Messrs. Vernon Myers. Howard
Hull Harry Formwaly, Russell MYERS, Morris
Hull Harry Renner. Murray Myers. Earnest
Hall. Oliver Myers, Wilson Grouse, Earnest
Myers, Luther Spangler, Harry Myers, Clar-
ence koontz, Allie Fogieson. Clinton Koontz,
Howard Roikey. Paul S,revig aud Charles
Crehs
Mrs. John Ulrich. of kingsdale. Pa. visit
ed her mother, Mrs. VIM H. Mans aad family
last Saturday.
Mrs Jacob kooutz. Of near Silver Run,
and Mr. and Mrs John H. Marker and daugh.
ter Viola. visited Mr.. and Mrs. Alonza Ny
ers. near Hump, last Sunday.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-09-26
Dedication OF Flremcn's Building al HlnP-
Sfcad


According I" previous ana".Hfrlnri iHr
Hampstead Fire Company. nr~ hH''irnE s1s
dedicated on Saturday ia-i- iat aH' N.-
propilious aud lhy event attracted 'Hr aleDi
ancr offs large crowd rs people. Tao tRuwaE
town Of Hampstead VS. in holiday attire. NHa
almost every buililnE ia iae place Mas desc
rated With flags and bunting. The ceremony
of dedication was preceded hy "a pssr.sdr oi
firemeu. with bands OF music. la TIE following
order
AIesia Band and Hampstead Fire Company.
with the company appara'u, Tor lighting hres.
A delegation 81 th, Westminster Fare De-
partmeut.
The Pleasant HUI Band. heading "a finely
equipped fire company from Hanover. Pa.
which, on the line nl march, engaged tn some
intricate evolutious, which were ~N...iaily per
formed
The dedca,ory exercises were oVeued ~iih
singing. MY Country, ljsot Thee, followed
with prayer. by Rev. :. h. lhoaH, OF lamp
stead Mr. Edward {. I5p;uH. then acting
AS muster Of ceremonies. briefly stated the
object of the day proceedings 90 BE- the iedi-
cation Of the Hall and further said, among
other things;
The Hampstead Volunteer fire Engine
and Hose Company No. was DrghnlErd ih
January, 1900, with 50 members and has
steady increased until we have nearly double
the number
The company started with nothing bat "a
truck, but by work aud perseverance they nov
own chemical engine, truck and 80 iui. uni
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Nrw AdHeriIsements.

You and Your friends are Cordially Invited
10 Attend Our Annual Fall Opening he
Miller Bros, Co.'S Popular Cash Stores, West
minister.
Wilson Means Everything Photographic
: = Wilson, Successor to krehiou, West
minister, Md.
Always Something New-F y. Naiher &
Sous, Westminster aud Manchester.
Annual Meeting Of Stockholders Of Western
Nd. Railroad. f. Zimmerman. Secretary.
List OF Unclaimed Matter 10 lhe Pus'5thcr,
Westminster, Nd.
Fall and Winter Opening Herring Depart
,uent Store. Westminster.
20 Head Of Kentucky Horses and Mule
H. A. Spalding, Liitiesiowu, Pa.
Public Sale 81 Cord Wood and Standing
Timber-Johu SENT
Fine Farm 81 Private Sale-Johnz.c T.
B,asuian. S,keSville Nd
House and Lot At Public Saie-Charies F.
YiagliHg.
shoes, Hats aud Gents Furnishings -Wm,
c. Deyiibjss. Westminster Nd.
Mu,es-Motier & Lynch, " rstmiusier. Nj.
Statement 81 the Union Mlilz Ssvings Bank
Notice TO Trespassers- Saline LpaEwvit
Mules-H A. Smith. Hanover. Pa
Waned-Niss Shipley. Baltimore. Nd.
The Great Fsir. Hagersinwu, Nd.
Auc;ion-E o. Weani, Trustee.