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AUCTION SALES--THIS DAY.
.->I>>JO~~,s
BY John r. doddin n Co.,
1,oal 1Dstnto AEonts aud .AuotlUfoorB,
Dnnk md Eleventh Streets.
COMMISSION Er,'s AUCTION SALE
~ or A
Desirable Lot or, East Side OF Fourth. DO.
tween jackson and Divnl stroota.

BY virtue OF 4 docrce OF tho Chnncory
court to Is tho fty Of Sntersd
Of Mary T. Jennings ys Emily 8; Ien.
inissIonor. will soil ut public auction, on
tho premises. on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY II 1908,
ut 4;3O O clock p, M, the o-mcntioncd
EDt stum,ed on est side Il Fey epr IL
inches, more or less. north Of tho north
ern line Of Jackson street. and running
westwardly along said Fourth Street 70
feet * inches, s1d running back between
vide vide. This is a good legation for n me.
dlum-sized dwelling, either for q homo
or o paying Investment.
TERMS-One-third cash. balance In Q
and u months for negotiable notes. In
terest added, md title retained by tho
court until oil the purchase money has
been paid.
VIM CRUAIP TUCKER,
Special Commissioner.
Tho bond required Of the Special Com
missioner by the above decree has boon
cIIAs. o. sAvILLE, Clerk.
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BY. virtue Of decd OF trust executed
to tho Undersigned by Maggie I. Dlam
uatcu May 3, leO2, and duly recorded In
city, In p. 9. %, page 81, / will sell ut
the beneilciary( on the day. hour III and
place named above, that very deslra bio
frame cottage, containing 6 or 6 rooms,
al III nice order. The lot fronts sixty.
tnree feet on Everett Street, commencing
az the corner OF Eighteenth Street, and
r rins phck 100 feet to an alley IL feet wide.
,,a n,sL property Is located In a very nice
hoighborhood. Como and secure q nice
J. Z. laRNLs-c,asl sas to expenses Of sale
staNes u any.be due) and to pay off 8
notes. past due. 315.56. sl5.A and s15,72, and
and fo oa9Sb1ss notes as hey become due
A teE's 1885, Mo's lis a ss May &sr' J.
t tse a5s6 June 8. 1903. 1901. July s, 1905
i ivS SIZES; October g. 1903 ,l63s; Noven-
per 8. 1903, sl6:44; December s. 16Qs, 1862 /;
January 8, 1904. $1,000; FebrunrS 8, 1904
46.6s; March s. 1904. sl6.76; April s. 1904
H6;S4; May s, 1904, sl682; June 8, 1904. SIT;
July 8, 1904. G7.0S: August 8, 1901. $l7.l6
&c September 8, 1901, s1724; October 8, 1901,
gig: ;S; Novernbor s, 1901, $40: December
r 1y' sli7 aa =; 5aTuary 1892 si7s Feb;
+ sa;oI 1s g. ;l7so; May s. 1907 Sis; June 8
Livs5 slS;l2; September s. 1906. $500; Octo-
Der Der 8. 1895. STEPS; November 8. 1906. 1886
Inc residue upon such terms as will be
MADE known at sale.
AUGUSTINE RoYALL,
Trustee.
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.


.s0rle' or o1 SsSIBEE a, si1ii1FlTa 81
MI spRlSHEB $$ Sg, $lz e z
e'ftAR y i.l i IS MI i3bnlMnn Nj Il, 81
rs Us ssss!ssssss q 4lEEiSI
No.cs stfs ser sbtSyFesPa 99SS st ~
afY e LlifhsESfTs wS. tSSS A ST Ky
o s freS',of IT, pos 81 es'd h II gse
RGn y.rS b. 49, 81 the ISt o,dSH FEb
noon. at which time tho said c Fad iIElr;
may attend, prove thor claims, APPOINT 1t' y
sratsts9 ox oinn thH bankrupt md trans.
como before said meeting.
~, ,o1 Meferee In Bankruptcy.
MelviIi Tlegenhelmer. Counsel for Bank
NoTtch OF FIRST MEETING OF
IN THE D1sTRicT e tos11Rr or TIM
$ SSSrH PFgS SEH4s Or F S5hd H5F EAST
oR Il FL Y Pts g. e vS Mo q;
the p s4eaitsRPs ., ORACLE Pe6GfRruPtSy
Richmond. in the county Of Henrico,
and district aforesaid. bnnkru pt:
neSsoX fye a ha he On g the IN
Gle. PUB. co. was duly alphabetical q
bankrupt; and that the. first meeting Of
Room No.. 10. PostofrIce Building, Rich.
RRfHgnHd yyirg1Ila s % the 11th DAY Of FEB
noon, at which time tho said creditora
may attend, prove their claims. appoint q
trustee, examine the bankrupt, and trans.
act such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
Mo- RIO. H.@TALLEY,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Isaac Dggs, Attorney for Bnnkr,,nt.
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Southern Bell Telephone and
Telegraph Company.

the Southern Bell Telephone and Tcle-
graph Company will issue directory on
March !, 1903 All Information for same
must be received not later than Febru-
airy 20. 1903. @
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By The Valentine Auction Co..
AuctIoneers,

<AdSlioiSGlss.
q STOCK OF BIZ G SS pse S6T 81 riNs
4H hAEkuH NBrR 4HkRs sHq5s sH HpS
5N9N sAE E5irS 2EE1SSE T4XR6W sHpW
THD -UNEXPiRED LEASE, look &c. &c,
COUNTS AND COOP WILL OF RAY
EAST MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
FRIDAY MORNING.. FEERuRAY, %,
1906. COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK, IN
LOTS AND PARCELS TO SUIT THE
TRADE.
In pursuance Of an order entered on the
Court Of the United States for the Eastern I'm
District OF Virginia In the matter of Ray
NJ Hirshberg, bankrupt, will sell at
Ppbi auction at l the store q said Bay
MORNING, TEBRUARY 20. 1903. com
mcncing mt 10 clock. the entire large and
Hosiery. Blankets, Quilts. Ladies' Dress
Mems, Ladies, Misses and Children's
Jackets, Lace curtains Rrnids AIDS Buttons telss.
Napkins, Towels. Table Cloths, Ribbons,
corsets, Umbrellas Gloves. Jewelry,
asnd9r sl Store Iron SAFE
Counters, Awning, Counter Stools, Win
dow Fixtures, etc; the unexpired Lease,
Book Accounts and Good Will
The stock OF merchandise Is well Sc
lected. fresh and desirable usually car
ried by first-class retail dry goods store,
Stock and fixtures to be sold In lots
and parcels to suit the trade and pur-
chnserS. s.,
f TERNIS-Cash.
MELVIN TLEGENHEIMBR.
I7t's7 s l7-f Receiver.
The Valentine Auction Co.. Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
ny AuHustinc Roynli 81 Co,
Ronl Estatof Agents and Auctloheors,
Office: Mo 10 Tenth Street,
Leader Building, Manchester, Va.

.TRusTDE's Said
OF A
N1Cn COTTAGE no USE AND LOT AT
T1111 NORTHWEST CORNER or
EIGHTEENTH AND EVERETT
sTRNETs, MANCHESTER, VA,
ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY is, 1908
AT 4:30 O'CLOCK p. Nj.
ON TE1D PREMISES.
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NOT1cE IS #HERD3Y GIVEN TaAT
y ~ annual meeting of the stockholders
Of Of TIE cHESA =, Ak WESTERN ths III; IN
nj office of the company. No. 1Ol4
R hast Main Street, Richmond, Va. on
Tuesday. tho Sd day Of March, 1868.
lat the hour Of 10 o'clock A. NJ for.
Transaction of such other business as
may properly come before It. JOHN
+ a. WARD, Secretary
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

FORT MYER, VA, Feb. u. 1919.--sEAI.-
and Filling, will DO received until 10 *.
NJ. MARCH 8, 1903. u. s. reserves the
right to reject or accept any or all bids
or. any part thereof. Information on np.
plication. Envelopes containing bids
should be endorsed Proposals for Grad
Ing" addressed Capt. w. II. CLARK, @. M
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The bond required Of the Special Com
missioner by tho above decree has been
CIIAs. o. sAVILLE, Clerk.
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TO ALICE A. GOODWIN:
lot OF land described as follows: 7011 40
feet. Lot No. T. Square 80, and Lot No.
%. Square IS. Highland Park. located In
county, Va. was sold on tho 18th day OF Of
January, 1900, for delinquent taxes, leyies,
Interests and costs due thereon. for tho
year 1885. to the Gommonwealth Of ,Vir-
thereof has been filed In this office, and
i appearing from the records in this office
that YOU. are Interested in the said land.
four months from the date OF this nppli-
cation and do what may be necessary to
protect your interests.
Given under my hand this 10th day OF
February. 1903.
SAMUEL p. WADDILL,
Clerk Henrico County Court. Virginia.
a copy-Tcate:
SAMUEL P. wADDILL. Clerk.
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Fannie II. Oliver, Guardian.
VS..
Zenobia r. Oliver OF ais
Decree Richmond Chancery Court, en-
tered February Q. 1901
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LEGAL NOTICE.

TO JOHN NJ. RUNDEL & s. B. CHM,
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tina,
lot OF land described as follows: Thir.
teen acres on the. G. G. road, located IL
county. Va, and sold on the 18th day OF
February. 1900. for dcliquent taxes, loves
interests s5s and costs due thereon. for thl
ginia; an application for the purchase
thereof has been filed in this office, and ii
appearing from the records OF this oiflcs
you are further notified to appear here II,
four months from the date OF this notice
and do what may be necessary to pro-
tect your Interests.
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF
February. 1903.
SAMUEL P. wADDILL,
Clerk Henrlco County Court, Virginia.
copy-Teste:
SAMUEL P. wADDILL, Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-17

NOTICE IS ITEREBY GIVEN THAT
Of Of the he ,c III WEsTERN co,
will be held at tho principal office @
The Company No 1914 p; NAN ths Al
dayof March, 1908, at II o'clock 4; NJ.
For the election OF directors and Ing
transaction Of such other business ,n e.
JOHN g. WARD, Secretary
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TO JAMES II. BARTON:
YOU ARE HEREBY. NOTIFIED that
lows: Lots Nos. Z and ~ In Block a.. each
GO feet In Barton Heights. located In
Brookland Magistertal District, Henrtco
county, Va. was sold on the 18th day OF
February, 1894, for deliqucnt taxes, levies.
Interests and costs due thereon. for the
year 1892, to the Commonw ealth Of Viz
thereof has been filed In this office. and
1t appearing from the records OF this OF.
flee that you are interested In the said
here In four months from the date OF this
notice and do what may be necessary to
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
February, 1903
Clerk Henrco County Court, Virginia
sAMuEL P. wADD1LL Clerk.
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MEETINGS.

Richmond, Va. Feb. II, 1903.
q. OFFICERS AND Dc "A, .ME y LIE, rs
w No 10. a. r. & A.. NJ. Please Mt
tend rs stated communicati lion. q Your
lodge THIS (Tgesd.ayt E EVE ms i IN IN
Nlason's Hall NinetSen1n or ana ex peaSlp
s| nv order of the Worshipful' Master,
by = WYATT. L. GOODE, Secretary.
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TO MARY T. TYLER, HARRIET A.
d TYLER & MARTHA GRAYSON:
lot OF land described as follows: Forty
eight feet on Compromise Street, located
In Fairfield Magisterial District Henrico
county. Va, was sold on tho 18th day OF
February, 1900 for delinquent taxes,
levies. interests and costs due thereon.
for the year 1893, to the Commonwealth
OF Virginia: an application for the pur-.
chase thereof has been filed In this office.
and It appearing from the records OF this
office that you are interested In said land,
you are further notified to appear here in
four months from tho date OF this notice
and do what may be necessary to protect
your interests.
Given under my hand this 10th day OF
February, 1903.
Clerk Henrico County Court. Virginia.
SAMUEL p. wADDILL. Clerk.
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February 3, 1902 and recorded in Henrico
County Court In ID. p. 1913 'A', page 252,
i will sell by public auction, on the prem
~ ''fiHiiuiRsDAY, TIlBRUAIsY 10. 1909.
at & O clock p, NJ, that CHOICE VACANT
LOT, fronting n feet 10 inches BY n
deuth Of i25 feet, situated ut tho north-
west corner of n and Nineteenth Streets.
TT,ItA S--Cash suffi Client to pay the costs
of sale, taxes up to January j l9oS, and
the sum OF S2a5, With interest from August
3. l90l; and the residue on n credit OF
six months for q note. with Interest added
aud secured by n deed Of trust,
EDWARD 8, ROSE. Trustee.
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BY N. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctloneer,
TRUsTDITs sALD
VALUABLE CORNER BUILDING LOT
IN PARAMOUNT.
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NOTICE.
TELEPHONE SUBsCRIRFRs

NOTICE OF AGENCY-To ALL WHOM
1t may concern: Know all by these pres
ents, that have appointed L. B. HAN
r COCK and GEORGE a. 5LATHROP my
agents to conduct the general wood and
coal business at Thirty first and Poplar
Streets. Richmond. Va, under the style
of HANCOCK & LATHROP, agents for
w. T, Bynum. w. F. BYNUM. Feb
ruary, Is. 1903.
Office Of the City Auditor,
OWNERS d Hiehp p@gs Vf Btr En- 8 l ASp
Goats, residing within the city are
hereby notified to call at the office OF
the City Treasurer and obtain licenses
for same.
EDWARD J. WARREN.
Auditor.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF {, TIN 4
Stockholders OF THE II, p; TA.YRLoH
\ tho Company, No. 10ll ilast Main street.
RIchmond Va. on MONDAY, March
O. 1908, at O clock r.; M: -.
N ~ I'M CHARLES X COULLING,
Secretary and Treasurer,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-17

'ly Iue fteV. teOTSe II. CpOOHeT pEeaCHcd
Sunday night Mt Trinity Methodist Church
on THE Open Saloon-the Nations
Curse"
Mr.. Spooner went vigorously after the
saloons. and declared 1t was the duty Of
the church to pray and work at all times
for the suppression of the liquor traffic.
AS for the dispensary bill now pending
fiji the General Assembly, Mr.. Spooner said
he wanted none of 1t. He desired no part
in making respectable any such bust
ness by having the State so into partner
ship with the liquor traff1ce. What right
las the State to debauch manhood and
womanhood?" asked the speaker. Re-
epectability for the liquor traffic! What
1nockery! A saloon Is a saloon, whether
in gilded palace or a low dive. No dis
pensaries for, the church Of God. If a
man has to be bitten by mad dog and
die from hydrophobia, what difference
does 1t make to him whether the dog Is
q high-bred setter or q low-bred cur?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-17

The Rev. I. S. Boyles. of the Randolph
Street Baptist Church, on Sunday eve
ming preached from the distinctly unique
subject, Dirt, Debt and Devil
The chiefly interesting things In Mr..
Bcyles' sermon was q diatribe against the
theatres. Said the pastor of Randolph
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-17
DIR. GUTHRIE
SPEAKS HERE
Delivered Three Sermons in
Richmond Sunday.
HE is COMING AGAIN
Rev. George H, Spooncr on Dispensary
5ill-Rev. lis. Boyles After the The
atres-lnteresting Sermons
Preached Sunday

Several sermons Of unusual interest
were preached Sunday In the local pull
pits. AS general thing the attendance
was very good, In spite of the threaten
Ing weather.
AT the Academy Of Music In the after
noon and at the First Presbyterian
Church in the morning and OF night the
q Rev. Donald Guthrie, y. D., Of Baltimore,
formerly pastor OF the Second Presby-
terrain Church In this city, preached to
large audiences. AS was to be expected
from DR.. Guthrie, the sermons were
strong and able and created q profound
impression. The service in the afternoon
was held under the auspices Of the Y.
M. e. a, and was for men only.
Z DR.. Guthrie has consented to deliver
The anniversary address before the Bible
Society OF Virginia at It's annual meeting
this spring. The society, which has just
succeeded IN securing DR.. Guthrie, ex-
poets great things from this occasion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08
sAscHErHA csSrKn

-Fnth Rose a Ai4ii.tpiy IL tl,itirs
itbb6sta icBn
-1yap Msr,sr I'D j q aa.as. .ts
81 tea tcfsisa -.
II ID Cs.itus bm morsl to n sriA Ben
ins'os whtrr be cal epeaG bAety.
Erect L,stue q Nss Y5sk Il s4ii
10 tis psrsat' as tar iriess, Ia ioSr.
NJ, Csuls / se ssa dsesllef bsfe
r6tss ,slo itat L. Lous ca Mspls
tifsti.
The l. A 3 vil aoli the SD 5atee
q ths triss 81 tts Dasfs Heas CO Ibnts
DE- s,stirs. ia IS b. 70 sAieh ~ are
t8ftisilY ilsllst Masie, q llisni,Li. o.
etssifs. ttisf'0s.
b.! stei tAsttfnss II The gsltcdisi
eAufss asIt saaisg uoitlts. q tt,lons
sSd Assstrs, ia tLs sveslss "Ailsr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08
soMr FooLl,H Pror1.n

Aiio~ cough to run nniii u gets beyond
lbs reach Of medicine. They often say,
Oh. il will wear away, bat in most csses
Il will wear them away. Gould they be
induced to Try the suocessinl medicine
called Kemp's BaIsam, which is cold on =
positive guarantee 10 cure, they would
nmeiistslY see the excellent 80 set after
tskiog the first dose. Price q aud Dos
Trial siEe free, At all druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08
CARn

W. the uniersigued, do hereby agree
20 refund the money on 5O.ceut bottle Of
Greene's Warranted Syrup Of Tar II it
fails to cure yonr cough or cold. We also
suarshte9 70 rent bottle to prove satis
factory o. money refunded, A II Petit
bone, Manchester D pct; II Brophy,
Esst Dorset, J NJ Armstrong. Dotse'; Z 0
Adams Il CO, u st A linit ton. E o Aisms,
Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

S l. GiiIith ~ DAahy, will leave
Vermont Wednn3 Y to pass three
months ia Slathef. O,llioynil Il goes
via Nss York sud Washington, De gill
pals one deg 10 Nv 0 .le.us and s3othPr
5 n AnionIo, T,1,s. en- ronie Tue next
three months gill b. pts % 10 LIS Ao9e
Lee, PAsadenA sni S,n Diego ent tue re
turn trip viii be viz Sin Ffsccisc', Seattle
Spokane, ODsha, and Chicago
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

10 Rltlsud EQUITY court WsdpeSday
afternoon Msiihes CARBIDE pleaded guilty
70 bfesking ilt3 CIR on The Bosior
and Maine railroad at Posnsl last sp,ine
q GH sentenced 10 not less tbsn IL nor
more thsn 10 moa,bs 10 the hoiss OF
AnrrAnlinn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08
D n ~

The week u pnJer lie btius obsttv
ed here,
AT the con mauion sstyie) OF Slndsy
las. to ptrsous uol,ed With tie cLurch
90 eoulestiou o. faith.
--B1o.,, l. hss retaratd 10 Berlins
too TO oonit o. hissinisit The ue5ic,l
depsr,GeIi q re uvM
"A rirasatt octaltser, sas tee recep
tlna given 90 Ms Y srs evttias By
Errtt, Il. Wet ADJ bs Ulster Me.
Cbri,noe ws.', TO heir lieuas 10 iosp.
lite Cnissfs 81 the Foreign Mission
ary Society for tie eomios yesr ate.
Pfssiielt. Mass l. i1ise sytss, ssereafy,
Miss Ass. cnh.yl rfe.ssrer. Mi. Angie
Sytes.
-Disilsods isr ak carried TO the
Dorset Cesete Fseioty darios The moth
q soSera Der have been made snd sls,e
msEn assi. 81 SO vts tue rice
paid pei Lasdfed he iot milk.
The HoEs Missionary s9cie,y OF Il e
Congregational ehsreb 10 ttis village
have sIee'et the iOlloSibs III ~: Pmi
desi, An Hiiiisri. Wee Pres. Mas Anrs
Csrtui, Sc. sud Tnts. Mla Aagis
hoIlsy. AaisisIt sserstAfy. Mns Marie
Willisns, Assistant Treas. Nice Helsu
lHweo1.
TIE ssta.i msstins ct the Ladies'
Society o. ihs church has bsea tsla.
An George kslloss Va. ua3s Ptssiseui
Mn Asliia sykss, Wee Psesllsa,, Mss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

Foley's Honey and Tar Tor eoughs aud
cold reliable, tired and test d, sale an d
sure, slld by J Fl Whipple, M,nchestes
Caatre; A Ii Ptt'itone, NJ anchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

--slsigbiag is poor ticep, 90 the nonb
tsios, shefs tee lonbsrnen are tskins ID
rsb,sge u a.
-Otcsr AE8reE. former rssidtbt a
itis topn, nos Of Enc. n. T.. Who hss
beta ID lorg tins, IL uov reported 10 be
lii,ls better
= Ms Coolidge AID Eon ci ArliEston
asya tssn Gsktrg tisIi Of several Days 10
ter Geiher, Mrs. asuiss,or. 10 Ssulh
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1903-10-30
RALLY, DEMOCRATS!

We trust that the Democrats OF this
county are aroused to the importance
of the election next Tt ssday, and will
do their full duty. It means a great
deal for tie prosperity and happiness
of our people. The Republican party
in Maryland is making a strenuous
effort to regain possession OF the State
government, and the counties in this
part Of the State are expected to roll
up big majorities for the ticket. We
believe that there will be sore disap
pointmcnt for Mr.. Williams and Mr.
McCcmas in tic 1cturns from Prince
Georges. See 10 it, Democrats, that
YOUR ballots are marked for our match
less leader, Mr.. War6eid. snd for his
worthy colleagues on the State and
local ticket. Let US elect our noml
nees, and the State and county will be
in safe hands.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1903-10-30

arguments to advance for change. In
stead, they appeal to passion and try te
work the negro voters to a frenzy by clap
trap methods like Mr.. Dick employed.
Viewed calmly and dispassionately
there is not single reason why the voters
of Maryland should turn the State over tc
the Republicans. Comptroller Herring
states that under the present administra
ton the State has been practically freed
| from debt, while at the same time the tax
rate has been reduced. A considerable
expenditure has been necessary for public
buildings, and the States property is in
! the finest kind of shape. So we'll pleased
are the business men of Baltimore that
thousands who are known as Independ
ents and vote first one way and then the
other are solidly in line this time fol
Warfeld and the whole Democratic ticket
Before going to the polls, if any voter
in Maryland is undecided, he should re-
fleet upon the magnificent personnel OF
the Democratic ticket. Mr.. Wartield is
honored and respected by all who know
him, and their name is legion. He has
fought his way up from farmer boy and
is now one of the most enterprising, sue
cessful and public spirited business men
in the State. Mr.. Bryan, candidate fol
Attorney General, is young man, but a
brilliant and able lawyer whose character
is above suspicion. DR.. Atkinson is one
of the most highly esteemed citizens OF
the Eastern Shore, who is loved by all
who know him. Take these qualifications
and the fact that Democratic success
means the maintenance Of authority and
control by the self respecting white peo'
pie of Maryland, and the voter has the
whole thing in nutshell. And lastly, he
should ponder the solemn pledge of Mr.
Warfeld as given in a recent speech:
II expect to be the next Governor OF
Maryland" said Mr.. Warfeld, land l an
perfectly willing to have the appointments
l shall make compared with those made
by Mr.. Lowndes when he was Governor
And 1 shall say to Mr.. Lowndes that
shall never make any appointment with
the view of securing vote for any man
for United States Senator or for any othel
| office. 1 will not send for people and
bring them into my office and say, If Yor
i'll vote for this or that man, or this OF
that measure I will do so and So l will
not use the great Office of Governor o.
Maryland for my own advancement or fol
the advancement of any other man.
owe allegiance to no man or set of men
all power is from the people, and if 1 an
elected 1 shall owe allegiance only to thu
people"