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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-08-22
The Republican Ticket.

In our local columns will, Dc 6oand the
ticket nominated by the. republicans list
Tuesday We have no comments to make
upon it, except 10 say that it would be wise
for Democrats to regard it as one of strength
and prepare - overthrow it. The Rrpubli-
caaa Of Carroll are party men and vote the
ticket as made up, weighing neither its merits
aor dement's. The ticket presented this year
will not be closely examined as to ability or
capacity, and will be generally accepted, be
cause the candidates were nominated F,y 4
Republican convention. The nominees for
Senator aud House of Delegates will cfsrsasinly
have the ability to vote to return McGbu.as to
the United States Senate and to ve4e 10 re.
store party emblems to the electioz., ballot so
as to enable every ignorant, weS4hless, non
taxpaying negro to vote. That IS all that will
be expected of them, and to 10 this requires
no other qualification than sasay eye when
their names are called. e any further part
san service is required Of shem they will be
instructed what to do.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-08-22
No, Trading.

Republican managers of Carroll will bend
every energy TO elect their candidates for
Senator and House of Delegates; that this is
the only part of the ticket they desire to be
elected above all others. and the belief is
prevalent that every other part of the ticket
will be traded of, Unnecessary, 10 save it.
1t is the duty of every Democratic nominee,
to work TO secure the election of the whole
ticket, not merely to make votes for himself.
To trade off votes to carry themselves along
would be treachery, and it is hoped none Of
the nominees will be deceived into an zx
change of votes.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-08-22

Western Union Telegraph Go. Has
That Right. Says Judge.

IT. Locus. Aug l7.-Iudge Rogers. in the
United States Circuit Court. today handed
down au upin ion sustaining the demurrer OF
tha Wesiern Union Telegraph Company in
the. labor lui junction. case OF Boyer Aud others
Agtins, that company.
In the written opinion Judge Rosers sas
iains every poin, urged by Attorney E,eu'ogs
Smith. representing the Western Union, hold
ing that the eonpsny has the absolute rghf
10 dismiss employees because they belong %
the uuiou. or for any other reason; that there
can bee no conspiracy to do Lawful. ass. that
the so-cajlrd blacklist may be maintained and
giyeu uut tor the use OF others.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-08-22

De- ,r, C.rl.s Cl4sf .ar Carroll Casuly-
Brrlastu r -aa,-. 4 81. zaes. As. s,- Louisa
>ehg ara Marsha. =. >e.ly, AartsaEars,
Ordered ay 1h- lFeat taaH ior Carroll
casa,y .rt,uE s.. "a Caarr at Eiu.iy. this 2l-t
lAy ai AaEast, ia iae gvaf lads, .t.s; tar sale
OF gtr E,aI Estate mrHuaa-d boz ghasH pre-
Greetings. made and reported ay benjamin T.
Craa--. Ass, aHry ui Assignee ai Mortgage,
te ratified 4ad confirmed. gn.r-s gaasr iH The
ceutusrg thereof be- saaaa au ar before The
gl,' tag ~ september, next; pro.laed copy
at gh- order b. inserted iU samr newspaper
printed aui pub. -ari tH Carroll. cguuiy once
su rala ut three successive srsNs before tHe
lflb iay OF September. next
The r.la1ri .,.t-s thr amount % sale ia De
Sau0 ~
JAS. Il. BlLlINGSLEA. CLERK.
frae Copy. TEST.
auz - & Jt- 81. BllHNrsLE,, CLERK.
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waloott Buys 1000 House.

MALpES. Mass. August l6.-Joe Nalcou.
the colurei prize6ghIeT, has bought the house
on Belmont street next door 10 that ct r. :.
Converse, the weaiIhitzst man IA the city. aud
moved IN His family consists OF q mu.atto
wife four young children, l2-year-old SISTER
and his white mother -in-aw. Nalcott paid
SIS. 900 for the house ana has spent $1,000 IA
Improvements.
Some time ago Col. Harry ;. Converse, son
Of +. ). Converse, who also lived IN the
ueighborhood, tired IA buy the Nalcott house,
but the owner would not sell for IA reasonable
price. Wal OF now says that If hls new
ueighbors do not like to have colored family
so near they can move or they can buy him
out.
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TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
OF WESTMINSTER DISTRICT.

take this means of extending my earnest
and sincere thanks to my friends for the loyal
support they gave me on Saturday last; and
further say. that had all of them been allowed
to vote their own sentiments the district would
have been carried by handsome majority
for my friends, as well as myself, IN which
event one or two of us would have been nom
mated. was the candidate of no man or set
of men, but of the people, and to them shall
! always be grateful.
Yours very sincerely,
.ng22 lt* JOSEPH b. BOYLE.
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The Ticket.

The ticket nominated by the Democratic
Convention last Monday is the equal in per
sonnet, capacity and popularity Of any pre-
scented by the party for the past twenty Eve
years, and parts of il are particularly strong
With the exception Of the non.n ees Tor State
Senator and Register Of Wills. and one noun,
nee for Judge Of the Orphans Court, none of
the candidates have ever been before the
paiblic- II is essentially ticket n; new men,
and most Of the nominees are representatives
Of the younger Democracy.
As Chairman Fink, in calling the conven-
ton to order, said, the work OF the campaign
has just been begun. The real work is before Us
Every candidate, every member Of the Coun-
~ Central Committee. every candidate a, the
primaries and Democrats generally mus, first
look afes the matter OF registration. Look
after the young men, just reaching the voting
age And older men who have not registered,
but are entitled to do so. Have stricken from
the books names Of all Republicans who have
died or moved away or have been is.ualiIed
for cause. The matter Of regissra-ian4is ole
Of first importance, fer pesoRs Who are LOT
registered canno, vote N November
After the repatriation ia aiteDded 10 the
sork, az getting aqs the fll Democratic vote
must be taken up. The Democratic margin
IN Carroll is very small, aud every vote mus,
be poIled to win success in November. A
dashing, energetic campaign must be made
from start to finish Work should be begun
With energy and continuously prosecuted until
the polis close on November Sd, There mus,
be ma relaxation, Every voter must be seen
aad impressed with the importance Of casting
y ballot on eleetionn day, regardless Of every
other consideration. The contest is the most
important since 1867. 1t is battle for the
continued supremacy Of the rule Of the intel
hgent, tax paying white people. We must not
think of the possibility of defeat, but 20 for.
ward resov;ed to win, aud win BY such a ma.
iorily that our opponents viii be disrnayed,
cast down and disheartened.
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OF PUBLICATION.
b. che Circuit Court for Carroll County,
Ia Equity
NO 4o-8 EQUITY.


Ia Equity.
No 4o7s EQUITY.
John Wris'e. alias John Wigle, alias John
MIKE, alias John White, vs.. The heirs. *
yr4sars, administrations or personal repre-
-r4latye- ~ George Week.
The gtrrct gt this sai, Is 90 Obtain the ap-
ps.uIanyn; OF a trustee 10 release, on the real
~staf. mortgage Frcur4s of Carroll county,
certain mortgage from the plaintiff To The de
f.a4agf, assignee uf one John {. DrnueE.
sbila mortgage is alleged 70 have been paid
30 i4A
The b5.l states fhA; the plaintiff Is legally
seized sad possessed nt Is tract us land iu Car
rt- county that GA ihr l6Eh day 90 ApFti,
tS--. fB secure ghu pAyneut Of b., promJssory
nose for $3.50 a. and interest thereon the
plaintiff executed a mortgage on said tract o.
.aui t1 1uy John &. D-nurr. ihat said mort
gage aAs subsequently, assigncd to one George
Week d sou q the plaintiff; that The plaintiff
ha. paid aud satisfied said mortgage debt and
81. the interest ih-rroa; that sald defendant
has failed and neglected So either surrender
the mortgage aud promissogy note OF 60 release
toe same ou the mortgage records 81 Carroll
county. in accordance with the laS that sad
lurelrAsed mortgage creates cloud on the
plaintiff 5 legal tide 10 saIi land and unJus;ly
desired safe Of the property without great and
unnecessary less lu money hat the defendant
Is a uaa. resident Of the Stale Of Mary land, aud
when -; heard from was a resident OF the
Stale of Oregon that the plaintiff i informed
thag the defendant Is nov deceased aud i, IS
unknown whether be icfl any heirs or personal
Representatives, or what their names aud resi-
aeacrs are; that no letters tesiameniary have
been granted on his estate in the State OF
Maryland. aud the plaintiff IS not aware Of
say foreign administration on sand estate.
Ii $ ihereupop, this 10Th day OF August. 4.
u. is03. ordered by the Circuit Court for Car
ron county, in Equity. that the plaintiff. by
causing copy OF this order 10 be inserted IN
some newspaper published in said Carroll
county. once Ia each Of our successive weeks
before the DIST day Of September, nineteen
hundred and three, give notice 10 the sand
heirs. executors, administration, or personal
representatives Of the said George WEEK, of
the object and substance Of this bill, warning
them 10 appear in this court, in person or by
solicitor. on OF before the 18th day Of October,
1903. 10 show cause, If any they may have,
why decree ought not 10 pass as prayed.
JAS II. BIlLINGSLEA, Clerk.
True copy,-Tesl:
aug22 81 JAS. II. BuLINGSLEA. Clerk.
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DECEIvER'S SALE
II OF
BANK STOCK AND
GAS COMPANY STOCK,
la Westminster. Maryland.

By virtue of an order Of the Circuit Court
for Carroll county, in Equity passed IN a
cause in said Court. wherein Catharne F..
Reese, ct. al. are complainants, and MarianuA
Gehr, ct. Al. are defendants, the undersigned
Receiver. therein named, will sell at Public
Sale al The First National Bank Of Nestmin-
ster, on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 5, 1903,
AT O'Clock. D. M, - Shares of the Capital
Stock of The First National Bank Of West
minister. and Shares Of the Capital Stock OF
The Westminster Gas Light Company.
Terms of Sale.-CaSh
JOHN MILTON REIFSNIDER,
sug22St Receiver.
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The Arsi Of the series OF races betwee p
Shamrock III aud the Reliance was started
on Thursday, but called of before c. Dipleiiou.
owing to inability to cover the thirty miles
in the time limit Of sve aud half
hours, owing to light wind. When called
OF the Reliance was t~e miles ahead. Anoih-
looks ike sure sinner, a. tue Shamrock Is
supposed to b.s best ia light wind.
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The twenty-secoud child was born to the
family of John Rudney, of West Marlborough,
n T., last week.
By strike of stonecutters in Allegany
county, Pa, 5000 men in other trades are
thrown out of work.
At Roanoke, Virginia, owing to the low
price Of pigiron, the West End Furnace has
closed. and the cotton mill has closed, also.
Since the outbreak of anthrax in Lower
AlIoway, n. j., 200O head of cattle have been
vaccinated DR.. Rogers. of Woodbury., has
been doing the work at an average of eighty
head day. Some of these have died since
vaccination.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-08-22

RED Lopez. MONTANA, August l1.-Grass-
hoppers are 50 thick in this section that they
are interfering with the operation Of trains.
Locomotive wheels are made so slippery that
when the engines stop it Is difficult to start
them again. The grasshoppers have eaten
the range bare.
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For County Surveyor,
NJ. THEODORE YElSER.
ATTENTION, CANDIDATES AND
NEW COUNTY CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.

All the Democratic Candidates and
the new County Central Committee
are requested to meet at the Court
House, IN Westminster, on Monday,
August "a, 1903, at 10 o'clock a. m.
BY order, CHAS. E. FINK,
E 0. Weant, Sec. Chairman.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-08-22

HElsINGFoRs, FINLAND, August IA ter
rible accident occurred on Lake TykoiarVi
yesterday The upper deck Of vessel con
veyng people from church collapsed and forty
persons were drowned or killed and many
others were M ured.
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DIED

,.-s..r5- ~ us-r7-.ysar,' i.sEss. ,esa-rrrsss'
lts.fs rr=ts g tsas-
In F4Bfsharr M J4gy = 1903 Nl.ltsm tafs1..
"a - srsi y Eays uuIy n - ..laa'a l aus
Hills. Eslsla
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-08-22
Business Locals

Splendid seeooi hand buggy and harness
Tor sale cheap. Call at this Office.
The Shaw Drug Co, corner Main and john
streets, Westminster, Nd. will give away Sat
urday. October 18th. 1903, Lady's or Gen
tlemau : Cola Watch to one OF their soda
Water ccAst0taers holding the lucky number.
A ticket. ~ill be given with every purchase.
Ticket No. 2633. held by Mr.. CleiuS Little,
No. IS Liberty street, Westminster, won the
gold watch given by them on Aug. 10Th, 1908.
Asbary Grove coored camp began yester-
aAy and will close September s. Western
Maryland Railroad will run special train on
September s, leaving Union Bridge at 9. y a.
IA, stopping at intermediate stations; return
ing will leave the grove at I 10 p. N.
WASTED-Several Industrious Persons in
each state to travel for house established
eleven years and with a large capital to call
upon merchants and agents for successful and
profitable line. Permanent engagement.
Weekly cash salary Of SIS and all travelling
expenses and hotel bills advanced in cash each
week Experience not essential. Mention
reference aud enclose self-addressed envelope.
The National. 334 Dearborn ST., Chicago
Pipe Greek NJ. P. Sunday school will hold
It's annual ice cream festival Saturday evening
and night, August %, at the Medtord Hall
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Illinois wh,at Figures

SrsS1sagtnB. In, Angs-t l---tae '"5A
7.rga8aefs1u of ,shcai IN lt.9u"@ 'atf frhF 3
lali~usa bushels. amending a. 1a'-s'ist =
A.. Stss, RaA4d 81 Arrisullarv. BE- AsfraE7
mice a ba-h-l Of 20 ccui' IS the a'sf"'t Er
rrigs,g ir -. farmer sias'' lsYi. a. MS EFtc'
the 80 - Il th-. lss crop AfH9au'R g. st'-'''t'
go
The asts crop Jast harsr~iea . gee ,''''
-. -. ,,s. - $50 80 lzzhr.s lr.rE r.
- m. .v.raxr prev @as So grats p
t-.R.l .t,4 thr ssfa. value at Iar sroF r 80
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MARRIED

... f,,.p...r.- s,sr1ssaze -4.ssr Kaa NJ
- = &C. bt kss ~ EhgEatt. A.aeFs u
80 a faaf..lars, ~ 4i-i M.ss AinrrtH y Asf
- a. ta-sF -ll4sg EuH NJ
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WALSH X WALSH, Solicitors.
TRUSTEES SALE Al
A VALUABLE FARM,
In wooley'. Di.,ric,. Carroll County, Nd.

In Woolerv's District Carroll County, Md.
By virtue of deed OF trust from Henry
Richter TO John +. Richter, dated February
81, A. D., 1903, and duly recorded among the
and Records OF Carroll county. the under
sirued. trustee, will offer at public sale, on
the premises, on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 9Th, 1908,
at o'clock, p, m, farm containing
81 ACRES aud 17l SQUARE PERCHES,
more or less; about acres in timber and
acres in meadow. The improvements consist
OF q house. barn, wagon shed
AocAA and all other necessary build
s:s iugs, never failing spring aad
- ssss1fk running water through the farm
and a line orchard of all kinds of frnIt. The
farm has recently been lined. is under good
fencing aud in an elegant state OF cultivation.
The farm IS located near Smallwood, is known
as the Henry Richter farm, and adioins the
farms Of L. b. Arnold, Frederick Magens,
and others.
Terms Of Sale.-Oue-thir cash aud the re
mainder in t. aud II months from date OF sale;
the credit payments 10 be secured 10y notes,
with approved security. bearing interest from
the day of sale, or all cash at the option OF the
purchaser. JOHN I. RICHTER,
ap,r IL. Trustee.
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A tornado accompanied by heavy fall of
hail swept over portion Of Mecklenburg
county, Virginia, August 10, destroying all
crops in its path, the tobacco leaves being
beaten off the stalks. All Of the chimneys OF
G : Gordou's dwelling were blow down and
his outhouses destroyed. Much timber was
destroyed and the public roads were blocked
with fallen trees.
Eight unknown white men are in Radiord
va. Jail They we're camped near New
River Station, and when called upon to sur
render they drew their guns, but the officers
we're too quick. A large number Of dyna-
mite sticks, fuses, tools, &e., were found IN
camp They are supposed to be part of a
gang of postoffice and store robbers who have
been operating on a large scale in that sec
tiou.
William Brinkley, negro, shot and killed
James Coyle, white, after slight alteration
in Germantown, Pa. last Sunday.
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NEW Thinning, PLUMBING,
HEATING & REPAIR SHOP.
HAVE OPENED
Thinning, PLUMBING, HEATING
AND REPAIR SHOP,

At junction Of West Main street and Peunsyi-
vaula avenue, Westminster, aud am prepared
81 DO aH work in these lines promptly and
efficiently. give me . call. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
United Telephone and Telegraph Go. 5
Phone, Westminster
FRANK T. SHAEFFER,
marf4 Is Westminster. Nj
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FARM FOR SALE.

One of the finest small fruit farms in the
county; all new buildings; 50 Acres; 500 feet
from Reisterstown Turnpike and Il miles from
Westminster For particulars inquire at office
of the Register of Wills, Westminster, Nd.
aug22 If
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Yours Respectfully
NJ. GORSUCH son CO.,
WESTMINSTER, MD.

EOGE'S CREEK COAL is recognized
VI As the best Steam Coal sold. Nsrhe.d,
II Sykesvilic, handles It exclusively.
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Democratic Ticket.

For House of Delegates,
JESSE W. FUSS,
JAMES d. HAINES,
JOSEPH H. KAHN,
AZARTAH f. OURSLER.
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Ladies' Summer Vests Reduced.

We want TO Gloss. TIE cool summer has been the
fourha NJ ~,m d hand
our q eeufN ,-ts7 ID Cents.
\ l,url, auiIl nN 10 Cents
Isilray yaa 4 IN
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For Clerk of the Circuit Court,
DAVID P. SMELSER.
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Special Lot Turkish Towels.

Special purchase ID 6ne large Turkish Towels worth - &c
llt. this IL eu,> Ter aaly q" GENTS
10 CENTS
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MOSQUITO Net 4 Cent:

Gflr uf Mesquite N.. -hF tIc tEr HfhrrNl>e a
an r,,i ra7f,.s - .I 3. any Wle e - the yarI
1 CENTS.
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No 1901 EQUITY

Ju.rFu d. BsasN-,
aae r. Hel.tsr I'd Wills
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SPECIAL, SALE OF BED SPREADS.
ODDs AND ENDS IN CHINA VERY CHEAP.
MANY NEW GOODS ALL OVER THE STORE.
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Tue VUIF1-- u
ang22 81 JAS. II. BuLINGSLEA. Clerk.
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SDecial Sale Of Bed Spreads.

Tier, an, -,ll few left 1T those beautiful Swiss
yerfi,.l last week Trimmed with lace or embroidered
II CENTS.
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For Judges of Orphans Court,

For County Treasurer,
FRANCIS L. HAM.
The Scranton chronicle., 1903-11-14
Walt For Results.

The Jackson correspondents must
have some purpose in view IL parading
a depleted state treasury IN the New Or
leans papers almost daily. Is II posi-
BILE that they have some slight appre-
hension that the nes governor wont find
himself equal TO the occasion of safely
plotting the ship OF state, and their pnr-
pose Is TO make the present governor
reprehcusiblel Wait, gentlemen, until
the responsibility falls upon the new
head aud then you will be better able
TO Judge its capacity. An evenly bal
anccd brain is all that Is required to adj
minister the affairs Of state successfully.
The same qualities necessary 10 conduct
private enterprises pfohiably are de-
mandei Ia govefning the affairs OF state.
Good judgment and foresight are essen.
tiai prerequisites.
The Scranton chronicle., 1903-11-14
Petition For Pardon.

The undersigned will apply to the
Hon. A. II. Longino, Governor of the
State OF Mississippi, for a full pardon
from a conviction and sentence of five
years in the State Penitentiary of shoot
ing with inteut to kill one Buck Nelson
bv the Circuit Court of Jackson County,
Mississippi, at the May Term 1881, and
assign the following reasons to-wit.
Ist. That the conviction was upon
circumstantial evidence only.
aud. That he has served one and a
half years of said term.
Srd. That the person was not injured
who WAS shot at and has signed said
petition for pardon
4thg That he has lived an upright
life in Birmingham, Ala, and is re-
spected by all citizens who know him
since he escaped from the peni,entiary.
5th. That he has wife and two chill
dren.
Oct. 90, IqoS. FFLIx DALEY.
BY g. w. DALEY.
The Scranton chronicle., 1903-11-14
Cures Blood. skiH Troubles. Cancer, Blood
PeI.on. Greatest blood pnrIfler Free.

II your blood is impure. thin. diseased
hot or fall Of bumors. II You have blood
poison. Cancer. eafbuneiee. eating sores.
acfoiuia eczema, itching, riaings and
Jumps saabbY. pimplY skin. bone pains.
cafarfh. rheumatism. OF any blood or skiu
disease. take Botanic Hood Balm { 3. b.
b according 70 directions. Soon all
sofea heal, aches and pains stop. The blood
Is made pure and rich. leaving the skin
free from every eruption, and giving the
rich gi0w oi perfect health 10 the skin.
~ the same time B. y. b. improves the
digestion, cures dyspepsia. strengthens
weak kidneys. Just the medicine for old
people. as il gives them new vigorous
blood For sale aud free samples BY Me-
Yea Young and Palace Pharmacy Drug
aisis 81 90 per large bottle. with directions
for home cure. Sample free aud prepaid
by writing Blood BALM Co. Atlanta, Ca.
Describe trouble aud special free medical
advice also sent In sealed letter. b. B. b.
il especially advised for chronic, deep
seated coses Of impure blood aud skin
disease. and cures after all else fails.
The Scranton chronicle., 1903-11-14
I'AseagoaIa.

The Mississippi Journal in an edi-
torial comment on the consolidation oi
Scranton and psscsgouia. says that 1T
Is pleasant 10 know that the good old
Indian name Of Paseagoula will again
be brought into prominence. This is
correct The upbuilding Of Scranton
has caused the beautiful seashore resort
OF Pascagoula to he forgotten practical
iy Paseagouia. however, Is as dear 20
the hearts oi the present residents OF
this vicinity as IL was to those that have
gone to Join the grand army Of the past.
aud when the name and city Of Scranton
shall have been merged into that Of
Pascagonla. the shipa Of the ocean will
nurmar the name OF Paseagonla IN
every seaboard city Of the world.
The Scranton chronicle., 1903-11-14
A Pnhlic Iienefncior .

In the New Orleans papers of Sunday
we noticed where Salvatore Pizzati con-
tributed SO. 900 for school building IN
New Orleans. We also observed where
the donor of this handsome amount 10
such worthy purpose Is a graduate of
the Royal College of Palermo. ital,
Money in the hands Of such men is an
instrument utilized for the accomplish
ment OF good. He who accumulates
wealth for the purpose of ameliorating
the condition OF mankind IL IN the
highest sense a public benefaetor.