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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-05-02
The Baltimore Election.

The Baltimore election will be held
next Tuesday and the campaign may be
said to be warm Up to this week mod
Grafton characterized the press and orators,
but some decidedly pointed articles have
appeared in the press and the tongues OF
the speakers have become sharper The
discussion in the press this week has been
carried on mostly by Independents
Not so much interest in a municipal
election has been shown for some years.
The registration is the second heaviest IN
the history of the city, and the poll will
likely not fall much short of the registra-
ton.
There is usually an element OF uneer-
tainty about elections, but the indications
point to heavy Democratic majority The
party has not been so compact and united
for many years as it is now, ana the indie
pendent Democrats are taking prominent
part in the campaign. Such Independents
as Cans, Bruce, Marbury, Packard and
Carey have all been active this week on
the stump and through the press. From
five to ten meetings have been held nightly
and the Democratic voters seem cohhdehI
of success and are full of enthusiasm.
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New Announcements.

Just Few Words About Our House Flr
nishiug Department-The Miller Bros. c.. =
Popular Cash Stores. WeSlm,us'-r. Nd
Reyiug's Compound Syrup 90 BIS sherry
Root-John J. Rose Westminster. Nd
New Sprung Goods of latsrest-Hafaer d
Sons, Westminster and Manchester.
Grand sale ct Passes and Organ. p
CaGiteid & Co. Baltimore, Nd
Queen Quality Shoe for Women Clar.,,
r. Heriag. Westminster. Nd
Horses-H. A. Smith. H4nnver. Pa.
N~w Goods Fair Prlcss James II. Gas
sell Westminster. Mi
H. B. Hafaeker Agent Olive IyPasr.ser
Co. Westminster. Nd
Horse for Sa.--Apu'ya 81 IHF- O.hr~.
Wauscd-TUe AihsuEa i itaty,nu tiraserT
Co. ws>,alius;er, Nj
Application .ar La nor IareH-,s-1er,--
n Bsihagslca, Clerk.
VISA To- Auuouuee-Nrs- X. T.. sherman.
Westminster. Nd.
L., Of Uaelsiuei Matter 90 sine Po>ioaier.
Westminster. Nj.
Iesal Notices
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Resolutions ON the Death OF Thomas
Upton. who died April ~, 1908.

WHEREAS. God in his wisdom has called from our
midst one of our cO-iaboreFs aud highly esteemed
friends THOMAS TusrOS, who spent half century
IN the schools Of Carroll county, therefore
b. Il Res0srcd. That keenly feel The loss OF our
friend and Elbow teacher.
ResJlred That he has left record Of honorable
deeds and Of duty well performed.
Rcs0ircf. That we extend 10 his family the assur-
ance OF heartfelt sympathy in their great be-
reayement.
RcsOlySd, That mark OF respect TO his memory
these Resolutions be entered the minutes Of the
proceed iHgs Of the Teachers Association, and also
a copy thereof be transmitted 10 his beTeaved family
john W. ABBOTT
LEVI ID. REID COMMITTEE
j. ". SLAGESHAUP,
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Col. Bonaparte Squelched.

Col. Charles J. Bonaparte was sat
down upon right hard at meeting of the
Baltimore Reform League on Wednesday
night. The Colonel, as chairman of the
executive committee, made the annual re-
port. 1t was so long, covering thirteen
typewritten pages, Mr.. Leigh Bonsal was
moved to remark that it was bad practice
to have long reports and that "they grow
positively tiresome, no matter how well
prepared.
The report was unfair and number of
gentlemen strongly limited it. The most
of the report was devoted to a Judgment
upon the nominees on the Democratic and
Republican tickets About two weeks
ago the executive committee addressed
letters to MessrS. McLane and Wachter,
making inquiry as to their views on the
merit system in appointments to office.
The report passed both nominees, but
recommended neither. As to Wachter
the report was biased In his campaign
for nomination he made speech IN
which he said if he should be elected he
would run a wide-open City Hall and use
his Office to rehabiitate the Republican
party and take care of ''the boys. Col.
Bonaparte at the time declared that
Wachter by that speech showed his unit
ness for mayor Later Wachter SAID he
had been misquoted in the press, refuge
SO many seek when they make speeches
that turn to plague them. In his letter to
the Reform League Wachter said exactly
opposite of what he was reported TO have
said regarding taking care of ''the boys,
and now stands on the merit system of APP
pointments to public positions, In the dis
cussion following the presentation of the
report Col. Bonaparte admitted that he
did not inquire of Wachter whether he
said he would run ''wide-open City
Hall aud take care of the boys.
The report reflected upon Hooper aud
Gsphart, nominees for Comptroller aud
President of Second Branch, respectively,
saying that they were men of unblemished
reputation but were accused Of subsery
iency to INSCRIPTIONS politicians. The
Republican candidates for those Offices
we're not passed under scrutiny BY Colonel
Bouaparte and his committee.
Maj. Venable had a good word for the
politicians, saying that he had drawn the
new primary election law, the report 50
much praised and with the assistance Of
politicians had it passed. Maj. Fenable
said he dissented from a large part Of the
report. W Cabell Bruce also expressed
his opposition to the report, and stated
that the system Of questioning candidates
was wrong
Col. Bonaparie attempted defense Of
the report, but without success. lie con
eluded BY stating he did not ask an en-
dorsement Of the document, and was con
tent with its acceptance. Under changed
political conditions in Baltimore the indie
pendents are assuming their former party
affiliations. and the most Of them are
Democrats. The Reform League has
heretofore been harmonious body, aud (
t't:ir criticisms have been usually aimed at
the Democratic party. Wednesday night
discussion shows a marked change in the I
opinions of many and all the speakers, ex-
cept Col. Bonaparte, are supporting the 4
Democratic ticket
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Sandstone in Rochester.

ROCHESTER, n Y, April ga
sandstorm of great violence prevailed here
this evening In the path Of the storm it
was as dark as night for few moments.
Many persons were overcome, blown to
the ground and almost choked.
The wind blew SO miles an hour The
temperature dropped 80 degrees in three
hours after the storm, which was preceded
BY a sultry calm. No similar storm was
ever known here before
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The Republicans of Baltimore knowing
thew will be overwhelmed in next Tues
DAVIS 5 election are charging frauds IN the
registration and purpose on the part OF
the Democrats to count out Wachter. No
one can be counted out, except by the
connivance of the Republican judges OF
election and these were recommended by
the Republican City Committee. 1t Is
thus apparent that the charges are made IN
advance to let the party down easy.
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TAI, entertainment vhfrh sss Go have been
Esvra aa Friday night Nav /. ay ilr plgs..
Of the Westminster liixh school has t-ea
postponed. au zc,,naE; af slsktrss, Cop lbHr-
ia5 night. MAY =
Saaksg-ers. Comedy aE T~~ifsa NlEaE @il
b. xsysu sa Aiauui Hal. WastssH Hsrs'sH5
College. Fr7iay. Nav :. l.st5 n ; 81. rH Ih-
pay Ill b slr.r ua3er rar 8irrr,saH at fhF
teacher. ai EHssa'rra and Eagl.-a .a fA- Cd
icx~, sud sill r~-na4aer gbe cosfanrs aEI
ztag, srtring 81 ~nns sp-Tr's israe, Adas1SsIst
. Cents SEALS rsssrsr8 ~.faaEi exfrl
charge Ticket. w,.l b. fsv safe a. Gf
Drag Store. beginning Nsr End
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NOTICE.

Westminster Trust and Deposit Company, |
Westminster, Nd, April 10th, 1908 !
The Stockholders of the Westminster Trust
and Deposit Company are hereby notified
that the regula: annual meeting for the cleo
the affairs of the company for the ensuing
said Company, on
Monday, the 4th day Of MAY, 1908, be-
tween the hours of 10 and II o clock, a. m.
GEORGE NJ. PARKE.
apr Is st Secretary and Treasurer
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MARRIED.

At the residence Of the brides parents Westmin
minister, Md, April 18th, 1908. by Rev p H. Miller
J.. D., Charles 7. iingling, of Baltimore, Nd. an'
Miss Eva Grace Handley.
on April %, 1903. at the parsonage Of St. PAUL
Reformed Church, Westminster. Md, by Rev. C. s
Slagle, Curviu N. MArkle and Miss Wilimina
Stansbury.
on April y. 1903, at Finksburg parsonage by Rev
J F. Nicholson. John s Hinkel. Of Baltimore, Nd.
and Miss Rachel GOsnel, of Carroll county, Nd
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Edwin J. Dunning, Boston broker, found
guilty of the larceny Of S23, 600, has been sen
fenced to serve term in the State prison of
not more than eighth or less than FIVE years.
French capitalists have bought oil proper
ties in Indiana, representing an outlay OF
Sc. OOO, 600 to $7,0O0,000.
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NFw HarrN. Co.'s. April -fresiaeat
Had,ey Of Yale last night aid taAS mistake
- made after the Civil War tn sivlag ihs
negro the bAlio, bsiore be sas prepared 60
use i iuiegliFeuily. He declared also 'aAl tie
suppression ui the negro vote as iassiiabse.
bsl he added that a mistake equally great as
giving the uaprvpAgei nsgro the irznchase
xosld be q withhold q iTpm him Sea pre-
pared TOT it.
The.adirssz q PRESIDED, Had.eY sAs So the
annual Lodge lectnr~ course on The ks
sponslbsli,ies Of Citizenship. IL pss5, be
said
The calor~d race wAs gwen freedom Aad
the ballot sith a raptdi,y ahich even The
French uaiion did not parallel A corraFt
government t5Iiuurd after the negro ailused
the Use 81 his vote g5 nnscrupHlous persons %
his owu facr 0g 10 adyrusursrs from The NoTth.
''It vas rot the fault Of TIE negro. l. ~as
the fault 81 ihose Who gave him the bzliat
without previous preparation. The sane
thing was true IN Italy before that, and IN
Russia The North DID aot recognize yhss a.
the close Of the Civil War. IL bad recognised
the die.um t;at All n~n are born free ard
equal.
''Whea the North recognized the coalition
whsch prevailed 10 the South Is aoqulesced 10
the suppression Of the negro vote. The Tact
that The negro vote WAS restricted showed thai
10 was Inevitable.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Rachman Valley Railroad Company Oh
MARYLAND, Columbia, Lancaster county, !
Pa, April y, 1908. }
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of
this Company, for the election OF DIRECTOR
for the ensaing year, aud transaction OF other
busiurss. will De held in the office Of the com
pany al Columbia. Lancaster county, Ia. ot
TUESDAY, MAY II, 1908, At 10 o clock a,
m ED. G. HOLDER.
MO- y, Secretary.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-05-02

OBc hundred and seven textile mills In
Rhruish Prussia decided 90 lock out their
1900 employees on May {.
Striking agricultural laborers caused riots 10
Cordoya. spain. aud martial law has been
proclaimed.
Secretary Root has directed the court mar
tisl Of = number OF army officers in Alaska
who have been charged with making use Of
eommissary supplies for their Individual
profit.
The annual report OF the Pennsylvania
State Bureau Of Mines shows that 30, 81, SOL
tons Of anthracite we're mined during 1902, a
decrease OF -, 994, 400 tons, compared with
the production Of 1901.
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An $50, 600, 900 corporation will secure con-
troll of the coal fields of Central Illinois and
operate them in connection with the Hill sys-
TEN OF railroads.
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KEEFER 4 SULLIVAN.
nz@GIvB US A CALL AND LEARN OUR PRICES.

American oranuaed Sugar Sc Pound B SG fer
o D~neNr
Pound best town. good string B2oa @
stfhCh eaud
pack and Whewh Brushes - H.
sand IN
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4 SSIGNEB OF MORTGAGES $
n SALE OF very
VALUABLE PROPERTY,
S.uase, IL Frankiin Disgrici, near the village
IL Winfield.

Ry xsrsae 81 the power and authority con
taiscA IN a Mortgage fron CaghAr1ae Fuzzeil
10 the Union Bridge Baking Company Of
Carroll Coau;y, Maryland, bearing date May
18th. 1872 zai dniy recarded among the Real
Estate Mortgage Records Of Carroll Couoiy,
la itber !. III B., No. a. folio 492. &c, and
hs It assigned 10 Cecrge l. SIocksdale 90 the
I'd day uf April. 1906, the undersigned. A.
s.gser nf Mortgage. viii sell At public -zir. on
ibr premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY 2ls,, le'3,
Al = 'ciook ?. ~. all thr Real Estate de-
s1gb~a 10 said Mortgage. coniaining
IS ACRES. s FOODS & 6 $40 PERCHES
of Land. more or less. The improvements
thgrcoa consist ot = tEo-s|oTy
log purllins. weagherboar,iea 4 ~ :
barn, Wagon she'd. buggy shed, sssReiI2
wash house. harrack. and athev 60
ouihuildgaEs. There . spring % eNyefIeni
waicr near the dwelling A considerable pnr-
non Of the land < covered with FINE GkON =
ING TIMBER. consisting Of Hickory. White
GA. and Chestnut All the land Is we'll
waip1yd and produces good crops every war
Thus property j. located near Naglu MI.
about one iaile from Bloom Postotlcr, about
SIX miies frsm Westminster and aaloius lanes
"a l-yioa Prugh, John SBydeF. Mrs NAg1ns
and others. aud js convenient 70 markets,
churches and schools.
Terms ct Sale Gas b. or ii desired by the
purchaser, oue-tbir,i crlsb on toe day OF safe or
a,,au ib4 ratification thereof, th1rd 10 SIX
months and tar other ore-taird ~ t~csSe
noaths from the day Vt sale; the credit pay
meuts 10 b., secured by the notes Of the pur'
chaser OF purchaser, VITA approved security
zith interest from iho day og sale
GEORGE l.. SrOCkSDALE,
Assignee Of Mortgage.
Roberts & Grouse. Solicitors.
apr2l Is John Murray linrirg, Auct.
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Tn the Circuit Court for Carroll
i County in Equity.
No. Sabi EQUITY.
S,uar, Kearney, ", John X. 6earuey, Infant.
Ordered this 2iJh day OF April, 4. D.,
1903. that the sale Of the property mentioned
10 these proceedings, made and reported by
Stuart hearRey. trustee appointed in the above
entitled cause, IN his sixth report OF sale, be
ratified aud confirmed, unless cause 60 The
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
26lh day of MAY, next; provided u copy Of
this order be inserted IN some newspaper.
printed in Carroll county, once in each of
three successive weeks before the 18Th day of
May, next.
The report states the amount OF sale TO be
S6OOuO
JAS. H. -BILLINGSLEA, Clerk.
True Copy.-TesJ:
apr25 81 JAS. Il. BLLIyGsLEA, Clerk.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT PUBLIC SALE.

gy virtue of a power Of sale contained IN
TVS several mortgages FROM David K. and
S-rah Buzzard. the first dated January ith.
1897, and recorded among Carroll County
Real Estate Mortgage Records IN lber j. II.
b NJ. t6. folio ~, &c. and the secoua
,isisa December 9TH. 1901, aud recorded
snoug the aforesaid records IN h0er }. II.
4. No. 10, folio Pill, &c, the undersigned
as assignee OF -aid mortgages, will sell at
public auction, on the premises. al the several
tracts uf land mentioned 10 said mortgages rs
situated in Carroll county, on
THURSDAY, MAY l4th, 1903,
At $50 %. N. These Tracts of Land will be
sold in three parcels aud are located on the
road from Mt. Airy 10 the Baltimore and
Frederick turnpike, near the contemplated
new station Of the Baltimore aud Ohio Kan.
road. and consist, first, Of an 'iuiuproved
tract of 1 Acres. Reeds aud g Square
Psr,be,. which will be offered As wnole and
in lots aud sold 10 the way that Commands
die greatest price. Secondly, of a lot OF ABOUT
One Acre. planted in fruit trees and improved
hv "A New Frame Dwelling III
A<a&N Six Rooms, said lot adjoining
that Of Benedict Brown; third
ksl6-3ss5sszh ~ OF a lot containing Acre
and 10 Square PercheS aud improved 10y q
Frame Dwelling Of rooms. stable, and a
Small Dwelling of several rooms.
Terms of Sale--Oue, third cash, oue-ihrd
ia six months and balance in twelve months;
! or all cash AT option of purchaser orpurchas
ers; deferred payments TO be satisfactorily Sc
sured \ deposit Of 500 required on each
property on day OF sale Ii the first tract Is
sold in lots a deposit of $50 will be required
I on each lot GEORGE w. CARR.
Assignee OF Mortgages.
opis T Clark solicitor
aprlSts Edgar Mercer, Auct.
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MO. 4oo2 EQUITY.

la the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Fannie /. Little ed husband, Plaintiffs vs.
George W. Wen Ter and others, Defendants.
Ordered this 24tt day Of April, A. D.,
1903, that the a. count OF the Auditor hled
10 this cause be finally ratified and con
frmed, unless car Sc to the contrary thereof be
shown ON or be fore the I2th day of May.
next; provided a copy of this order be inserted
for two successiv e weeks before the last named
day in some ne srspaper published in Carroll
county. Gu,
JAS. fl BILLINGSLEA, Clerk
True cop, F,-Test:
apr25 2t JAS II. BILLINGsLEA, Clerk.
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PRIME BLACK OAK BARK,

of this years peehng, delivered ingood order
and condition at the SCHLOSSER TAN
merry. before the LIST day Of August, 1908
THE SCHLOSSER OAK TANNING CO.
Of Carroll County.
J. S. BAER, Superintendent. tebI Am
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SALE OF
DESIRABLE PROPERTY
Near Reese. p. o., Carroll County, Nd

Near Reese. p. o., Carroll County, Md
By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court
for Carroll county, sitting as a Court OF Eqni-
tv. PASSED in cause No. 4033 on the docket 81
said Court, the undersigned, as Trustee, will
sell at public sale, ON the premises first men
toned below, on
SATURDAY. the 9th Day Of May, 1903,
al , o clock, y. NJ
LIST. A parcel of land containing
. ACRES, 3 ROODS AND 9 PERCHES,
more or less. The Improvements thereon
are a TWo-story Log and
4 .Gs ~ Weather-boarded Dwelling
~. House. Log Barn, Corn House,
Essseiesssses Chicken House. Hog House
and other outbuildings, well Of excellent
water at the door, garden, apple and other
fruit trees in bearing condition.
End 4 parcel Of land containing
Il ACRES. MORE OR LESS.
There is Two.story Log Dwelling House
on the premises. Apple and other fruit trees
3rd parcel of land containing
IS ACRES. MORE OR LESS.
An the land is in a good state Of; cultivation.
These properties are in the 4th Election
District. IN Carroll county, Md, and about
one quarter of a mile from Reese 7. q.
and Reisterstowa turnpike road and the coun
" road leading from the turnpike to the Deer
Park road. aud adjoins the land Of Frank A.
Eckenrode and Milton Chew: the second lot
is also on the turnpike road, about 200 yards
from the first parcel aud adjons the land OF
Mrs. Bush. the land OF the late John Zehuer
and John Poisal, and the third parcel is on
the county road leading from the said turnpike
road to the Deer Park road, is about one hal
mile from the first parcel and adjoinS the land
of Harry Caple aud Moses Barnes, was for
merly owned by August Miller, now decreased,
and now occupied by VIM. Arnold. The To-
cation of these parcels of land make them
worthy the attention of purchasers.
Terms of Saie.-Oue third cash on the day
of sale, or on the ratification thereof, one
third in one year and the other one-third IN
two years from the day of sale, the credit pay
meuts to be secured 10y the notes OF the pur-
chaser or purchasers, with approved security,
bearing interest from the day OF sale; or all
cash, al the option of the purchaser.
CHAS. I. REiFSNIDER,
Reifsuider 4 Grimes. Soils Trustee.
prIS-4t 7. A GGsUth. Auct.
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DIED.

Near Westminster. Md, April a. 1893, of pneu-
monia, Lucretia May, aged y years, months and
day. daughter of Samuel and Hettie Null.
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BARK WANTED
SCH.nSSEH TANNER? !!

We will pay SEVEN DOLLARS $500
per Ton of :. 600 lbs. for 1000 Tons of
PRIME CHESTNUT OAK BARK,
Aud FOUR DOLLARS AND FIFTY
CENTS (S4 5O) per Ton of 1000 lbs. for 500
Tons Of
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Au4 anlr,s sal.- tH .ar gaaiFary Hr .aesa
Us at.uaz Eel .s Before iae tash eas q, May,
i9Is. tnr Heea4e, ag,i iut i3F wa3 ~ i--ls,i,
gsus.Ese! Jaa satE applicants comply slta The
requirements rf Cnagf-r 6. Acts af 500 re-
qa.sit- luerrsu.
JAS H. BlILING>LEA.
Cs.r2 ot ghs CreaH Ca4si fas Carol. Coua'y.
uay2 x
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4 OBLIGATIONS FOR
\ LIQUOR LICENSES

Rassvg>~ssA. Nh. Nav J. i9s0,
Eervev str aasse, faai sae s1..uaEus per-
.aas have a.s= aa.t ealiaa. fH ghe uAcs Of
tfr t.-rk ~ .ae C-rrs' Cs,aft iaF Carroll
e..aety far Ea4 sHr i..tyatrs. 60 ~ft-
To KEEP \ HuTEL Or ORDINARY F.;
Eaba ~, FeR. Application tsf iair. l.i,s4sv,
81 Fsrs .ars Carroll eeaHty, Nt.
TOKEEPA SALOON ug RESTAURANT.
Charlie, h. >.asg-e= VI. Ain
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ROSES PHARMACY
ii. II. IIOFFACkER.
AGENT,
OLIVER TYPEWRITER CO.,
RSTMINs rng. ND.
OLIVER
Machines and
Supplies
on hand at all
times

StsrnErBpher
& Typ writer
" nrk a. Hsa-
sol able Rates
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

We invite you to call at cur office. - Olive
street. and let US negotiate the exchange OF
your savings deposits in any St. louis Bank or
Trust Company fer your choice Of q number OF
the best bonds and stocks sold On this market
This oIer includes our leading hank stocks and
the preferred stock Of some OF the largest uer-
camille houses in ST. louis. We can also o,rer
you First Mortgage GOLD BONDS on our
street railways. sas and electric light plants:
state. county. city and school bonds and other
securities that We know are as good as th-
odd. a"I that ray from to L. Ter eeat per
aanum. We represent a elIeutase Tint owns
million dollars worth OF these securities.
who authorize Us to exchange them for your
deposit accounts On any St. G0us Bank or
Trust Company. without discount
GooDE BROKERAGE CO.
- Olive 81. CITY.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
AN opportunity CT SPECIAL merit Is offered IA
the public q invest snail Or iarE4 amounts N
the Healy Cooperative store EiEht-sfory
building at Twelfth and Olive Ets- Call and
Inspect the store and Eer ful particulars-
Stock NAV be bought on the instailuient plan
BUSINESS CIANCE-Have STATE agency Tor
chewing gum and chocolate vending machines:
business in hrst-class condition: will give huvt-
Ter half interest for small amount: have horse
and waEun- Call lfI7 Olive A.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

I HAVE patent on a farm tool for which
! want 20 fnd a uarty 20 manufacture same or
sell outright Address Henry J. Mase. 4J5 state
St. Chicago.
PARTY with yle5 TO open good corner saloon
Inquire store. lse3 y Grand ave.
$50 will make IS. 90 in one year. Address, Tor
Interview only. BG i5. lsepublc.
To St. Louis Savings DepOSitOTS
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go Gold Bonds

Secured hy deed OF trust on-real estate- a
81 or address room il9. Commercial bldg