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par lens.

The public school opened Monday NTH MIS-.
+. Pearl MERCER principal. and Miss Roder.
ick, Of Westminster. lu charge oi 5hr primary
department.
About 81 members aai yl,ltors 81 Jr~el
Jsysulls Temple Nere present >gpicmieg u
81 a game 1T foot ball aud satsrmeiuu 'va1.
A i.Iiv cool time sas she rNprsss1au v' rssh
participant
Friday evening. Sgpiemjgr ita, ~'iI long b.
remembered by the people a. tbs Fiaea.
About 10 clock She HaEir 81 bells. sound 81
horns. t3u pans, etc. announced she ARRIVAL
Of about thirty ,oaus people ua q s'ra~ y13s
from Benulugs. lbesr destination bc.aE lbs
home II Miss Z. Pear Nyree-. vk1 received
them. assisted by her mu'ayr. gs tha. geu.
geu.Ai mauger vhiei makes oFerr one irei 81
welcome. that the wee sua basrs 81 uaEa
crrpl pB unaware Ar.al j. p saPFrr SIS
served lu The diningraum ~blgH HAs decorated
very ArJasiicali9, Asaurg ,ayse Frrara' ser,
Ms Eisie Albert. Nt-;agH-ief. lsessFr SEEN,
Chicago: William BansArd .ud Mamie Ac
Daniel. Fr,icsIeS Mc-ss-- Erasnaa a1i IL
Ter. Ncw Wiadecs. AybBr Albeit, Nag
E.scu hart. sam Greek. brar- Az4A, PtaI
iue nayii and Cared N..m. hraHlH 81 'iul.
ia and HoIjas Ffss1e8, B.arm. A.seg pa.Hzs.
Wsr6eids.urg; Eaa. sua Nlaale PlCsrsi.
Lena Batk5gaham. Arthur d T.. AHl Fcvsds
Cruak. WirhelAs \ Ina GrHrt and MIS- Mo-
~. Baiimuge Ea6s ttunr.., Bsr1H Garrr.H
a. g. Plokrgi. Amr.a 4a1 Grace Pickett,
Day. Lsia, Man. EiaF-uor aud J. II. Bran
ieubgrg. Morgan.
Nrs G. \. Packet, aai saa t,eortr have
returned from Philadelphia aarfr ghry h4st
tyen Spreading a fortnight
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Mlller'S Items.

George W. Hoaacker, near here, IS build.
ing a new carriage house.
T. T. Frank aud wife Of Bcyklcyssille,
spent last Sunday with hts brother. Wesley
Frank
Misses Annie sud Maggie Fisher, who spent
several weeks with their parents. have returned
to Baltimore, where they wall resume their
work
Evan Miller and Vim. +. Warner attended
the circus at Westminster last week.
Masters Harry aud Frank Ray, Of BALI
more. spent several DAYS last week among
friends here.
Rineharl Hoifnagle aud wife entertained
their children last Saturday and Sunday. VIZ
Theodore Smith, wife and children, Of BaIg
more; Mrs Frank Crumriue, Of Melrose; Mis-.
Laura Hotfnagle. Of Baltimore, aud Joseph
Hoffnagle aud wife Of near Baltimore
Our public school opened Monday with a
pupils.
Oliver Bollinger and wife. and their son
Emory aud family spent last FRIDAY, Saturday
and Sunday at Seven Valley and York Pa.
Miss Geneva Hare, Of Manchester. spent
the past week among relatives in and near
here
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UnlontOwn District Items.

Hickson Bowersox, of Uuiontown. entered
New Windsor College on Wednesday as a
student.
Mrs. Cover Roulsou, of Buckeystowu, spent
several days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Ephraim Kelley, Unioniown.
Edward Haiues, Of Uniontown. sold 70 J.
f. Uhler. of Hagerstowu, an eight day
"grandfsthers clock. The clock Is sup
posed to be over 100 years old.
Harvest home services were held by the
Lutheran congregation at Baust Church last
Sunday. Rev. G. W Baughman pastor.
Pipe Greek school opened on Monday with
% scholars. Miss Laura Garner has charge
Of the school.
Walter Selby, near Mt Union, was sur
prised on FRIDAY Of last week by about tity
Of his young friends. The evening was pleas
antly spent IN games.
Charles Wilk, on the Henry Sell farm, near
Bsnsts Church. was the FIRST farmer to SOW
wheat in this neighborho0d.
Some Of our farmers started % cut 81 corn
on Monday.
Joseph Myers, near Tyrone, sold peaches
this week al 81. and 500 per bushe,-
Ninety Of them filled half bUshel measure.
Guy Cookson moved bIs large gram shed
on Saturday. lie fastened bis tour horses
TO he building aud with the help Of a number
Of his neighborS, moved 10 over loo feet.
Joseph Myrrs, near Tyrone, has had hIs
barn painted Theodore King did the ~ors
Charles J. Hibberi has had hog house
and corn crib, liN40 feet, built on the Car
baugb farm, near Treysu'pn-
Charles Ziie. OF Uu,outuwu. loss a valuable
COW this week.
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Ncw Announcements.

First Fall showing 81 prss4 Ga1is and
Tr.usuiuss. at-, Farastary Hcrsug. Depart,
us~ai SIssrr Westminster
j. 81 ls1ekard 4 S1u. issA4rrz iH FarB..
iur-. CarF-sf ard BaEs,e~, J4hrrty SIrees
We.fusIHstrr-
Pahlsc sale ~ Nalnahs., and Large Farm
John T. Har,~y and 7. Howard Embsrt.
Agents
Cone. Harry. We Mast Gct Oar Photo
rrsphs 1t AtchelIs Art Gallery, Westminster.
Why Da We Ash f1r Your Trade IT ".
Nathrr & Sens, Westminster and Manchester.
F.aunsIeffrz Efc--Fhe Miller Bros. Go. 5
Popular Cash Slofys, Westminster.
First Class Siarrtoom tof Rsnt-John l.
Rrit-uiirF. Westminster. Nd,
Proposal. cor Heating The Court House -
The CoaaiY Commandment
Last III Unclaimed Matter 10 the Pgsiof5cs.
West minister. Nd.
Farmers. Look Herc-Charles Schaetfrr.
Westminster. Nd
Public Auction j Ge,s-mAa 4 son.
Nulez-H. A. SMITH. Hanover. Pa
Statement Union National Rams.
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IlrnhanS' Court.

Monday, September l4.-The last will snd
testament of George W. Ogg, deceased, was
admitted to probate and letters iestamentary
thereon were granted to George c. Ogg and
I.aban G. Ogg, who received order to notify
creditors.
Letters of administration on the estate Of
Catherine Shol, deceased, were granted TO
Milton Z. Myers.
Albert Prugh, administrator of Christina
Prugh, deceased, settled first aud final ac-
count.
Wilmer F. Houck, administrator of Lydia
Cullison, deceased, settled first and final ae-
count.
Lueila f. Zepp and Arthur Zepp, admin
istrators of William P. Zepp, deceased, set
tied FIRST and final account.
Tuesday, September l5.-Mary E. Owingss,
guardian of Alice Z. OwiLgs, settled fourth
and final account.
The Court finally ratified and confirmed the
sales of rea! estate of Urish Yingling, Wash
ington Beaver and Elizabeth Jane Bale.
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Arm SellaI.

Repeated far thr IA,sn---atir A#F.z4se
Then. uas most 4,.iEnJ,a. z4lhrrrs Sc
H.. huur 81 Mss C4rzis Green Forrest G.run
ueas CArr0.itoH. 1H gag evening 81 srp;sajef
10. the occasion besrs au aps1a social Eiysa
ia houar - hrr g4rsi,. Moo E.sa1as Aaj
Edna S;ucAsInlv. If Baltimore. The Fa-aaae
wvrr gorgeous lu Es3,ira gaJ ASA .rra l-eaga
mons. ard the iapa VA bri.s4as'y lighted Is
Japauesr lanterns. Ais1G 10 .r.sek ,hr ladies
furnished the material tsr Gee sfsesa- and Jbe
gruiirfaeu hczaa hrmusiHE fHyas. sairh @as
an interesting sight Rev. ~ e. Harden Aad
samuel Els-rUic were awarded first sad
second prizes. aud ATssTs EHbertsaa aud
Houck the BOBBY pr1r-s After the przrs
were awarded al avrr invited 90 she diaiaE
room. where an abundance af cake aHi irag
Was served. making Is one ut the "a .sss pleasant
occasions OF the season.
Among those present wvre Mr.. aud Ms.
Lewis Green aud daughter Caynr; Asssrs
Blanche and ElGs S,ockssials, Baltimore;
MaIlie Shilling, Rosa Tracy. Addle HaH, Hul.
lace Williams of Westminster. Gaidie Shit
ling. FIos,ie Miutess, Blanche Fiat-g Carrie
Buckingham, Carrie Zrpp, Eta LepP. Myrie
Caple Wiuiirei Huh. Saudyt5ile; Ida and
Mary Elserode. Nora Bacbmgu. ~ lIamp
stead: Cora Barnes; AessFs. Joseph pryilbis-.
Of Philadelphia; Willie Eekenr0ds, Leslie
and Waiter Robertson. Guy Capie. B.v. ".
C. Hariru David and Samuel Elser1ie, Ross
aud Walter Taylor, Herbert sud Claude Buck
inghAfn, Frank Houek Of Baltimore. George
Cakrider. Raymond BuCbmau, Albert HoacA
aud Harry Dutros.
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SILVER RUN ITEMS.
Public Schools Open-Lady Attacked On
The Highway, 81.

The public schools opened on Monday with
fair altendauce-Siver Run with 80 pupils
Ferdinand Bonnette and Miss Bessie Frank
lin. both of Westminster, teachers; Humbert' S
with IS pupils, Herbert NJ, Lippy teacher;
Cherrytown with "A pupils, Herbert llnghng
teacher.
Kemper 4 Feeser are kept very busy max
ing cider and boiling applebutter.
VIM. Harner, of Union Mills, has bought
the Erb property in this place aud IS putting
a new root on the house and adding new
porch.
On Monday as Miss Warner daughter OF
VIM Warner, was taking dinner IN a buggy
to Shrver's canning factory for her father,
who is running the engine. and while going
through the woods near Henry 5. Steyer 5,
she stopped to fix the harness, when someone
grabbed her by the throat and threatened to
cut her with knife. She thought 1t was ia
cob Parr. She broke away from him ana got
into the buggy badly frightened.
Farmers are busy preparing ground Tor
seeding cutting corn and filling sIlos.
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The SnAllwood base ball team defeated the
salem mae GA the grounds Of the latter By .
score Of y % @. Ii looked a. # the home
team would win a, the beginning Of the game,
but jenkins grew weaker and DAnner Ere~
stronger as the game progressed. Following
IS the >cIr~;
isuinrs- la34 5 5 9 Total
Smallwood- DOL 3 | Il 3 I-l2
salem l32l o . @ q
Base hits, Smalwooi IL, Salem ;; winning
battery. Danner aud Cushing; losing battery,
Jenkins and Carr.
There will be Is game between the Small.
wood and Saudyyille teams for the champion
ship Of the county. Saturday, September i9Sh.
at Smallwood The Smalwood boys have a
claim IS champions, As they have beat Spring
field two out Of three and defeated Sandyyille
J . 10 on their own grounds. Sandyyille was
defeated by Springfield by Il score of to at
Springfield The SmallWood nine has won :
and lost /. being defeated By Springfield by a
score of ) 10 l.
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MelrOSe Items.

Mrs. George Zepp, Sr., has several pump
kins of last year growth which are solid and
sound.
Miss Hattie A. Houck has flower stalk
with lO7 flowers ia bloom. 1t is Of Iautan
variety of verbena.
Last week Geo. and Samuel Warner. of near
Lineboro, bought the butcher route and fix
lures from E. r. Miller x Son, of Black Rock,
Pa, and will take possession in November.
Last Saturday we had very heavy thunder
shower. while in Bachman's Valley, the peo.
pie were enjoying celebration.
Emanuel Sellers recently threshed III
bushels of wheat from acres of ground. This
is an especial good yield for the season. Mr..
Sterner, of Black Rock, Pa, threshed the
wheat This is 375 bushels per acre.
VENTS public school opened Monday with
% pupils II. p. Garrett. principal
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MaybcrrV Items,

Mrs. John Halter enjoyed a visit 10 the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Benjamin FIeagie, last
Sunday. As Mrs. Halter has not been away
from home for two wears on account Of the
failure of broken leg to properly heal, this
visit was quite an occurrence.
On Thursday evening Of last week the lst
Regiment Band played a, the festival here by
the Mayberry Band Their music was greatly
enjoyed.
George Niece aud family will remove to
Hickman Snyder farm, Taneytown district.
Our public school opened with an attend
ance OF 30.
David Phillips has sold his property, con,
sisting of several acres of land, west of town
aud his house and lot in Maybrrry, to William
Babylon. of ThOrudale.
Grant Iingling will occupy the farm o.
Henry Eckard next year. Mr.. Yinglng ha,
purchased the property.
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Sandyyille Items.

Berthe McNeal and wife, of Baltimore, spent
last Sunday with Thomas Shilling and wife.
Miss Julia Caple has returned from visit
to Miss Lucinda Blizzard.
The public school opened last Monday, with
N. a. Shipley teacher.
The SandyviIle base bali club defeated a
Westminster club last Saturday, on the grounds
of the latter, by score of IL to Z. The feat
ures of the game were the all around playing
of the Sandyville boys. Sandyville will play
the Smallwood club today the 18th.
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Dedication OF Firemen'S Hall.

The new Firemen's Hall in Hampstead,
which has Just been completed. will be dedi-
Gated on Saturday, September 49,
A bazaar for the benefit of the company
will be held in the hall from the 18th to both,
inclusive, and will be open on dedication day
The following is the program for Saturday,
the 18th:
O30a.m.-Parade- Hampstead Fire Com
pany, Alesia Band, Hanover Fire Company,
Pleasant Valley Band. delegations from other
visiting companies.
l2m.-Dinner.
2p. m.-Dedicati0n in hall
p. m.-Firemen's drill by Hanover Com
pany.
5 p. m.-Supper.
p m.-Exhibition fire drill, sham fire,
&C., Hampstead Fire Company.
Bazaar day and night
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John u Schuyler sell tudau rltsaeu II
Hanover. Pa. ise8 September ltfa fraHa a
complication uf i4srAsrs after 80 iIiuras "A
f.af socks. agvi "a wears. mgn1hs and =
DAYS he 49, ssa 81 john Sch2sisr, oi
Carroll r1sufv. Nj -, a liIIrg hs trade sod
usa. uarr7ri ia Use CD Nls- SaFaa. daaEhlrr
..f ~amaeE N-assBE~r. VI Carroll rusulF. Nj.
AIrr ihr.F uavTlsE~ they Wse4 az l'nah'c
Pipe Cr,ek NJ. fas ragufer ut ycars,
who're NJ >gslsi-r carried nH r8iihuz. Hr
ta-r aaays-f ta kGu6fe', Mil 30 West Mao
aesaI faansaip. fUfk eogufy. Pa, ~hrFs be
remained ~ wears, lbriy three trar aEa
b. Hars-i ,a Hauosrr Abaat - YEAR agu
o. starred a grsc-ry ,,arv ua b-..saaar~ slEes'
shleh b. conducted anul tgas years zEu.
sh-r be- r-ur-i if,n basiasrss, ii~ BE- sarsIs
so bg try s,jr asgJ nne daagh'rF Ms. Jrre
m.uh G-rt--r. ard aas granilasghgcs, Mrs.
e. ~ Nartiu. 5alh 81. Hanover.
Ia EaEuma7e. Mi. ua S-p;rmt-rr T.. Al bsi
rv.lIsBre lll- Fsrez; piag~. Eyei~a4, ssfe el
Charles A Ra,hrsaF. ard lNskhfeF p Cath
rrrs r. aad ih- late Aighar Msuirr,, form
.r's ~ near NszIsaz,us1r-. Ni.
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Rcpor1esi for The nenocrzao Advocate
An interesting entertainment Of rare merit
Was Eiven IN Bethel u +. Church. Oh Friday
evening. September II .hy w. Grace Nha'ru
Wright. Of Baltimore. d talented yl,guhnnt~t-
The church was sell allied ~iih "a spg.rrc.s
tive audience The a5upvy FealIzsd S1.l he
u>ci by ikr Ladies Al Sociriy. Gifted s1th
a charming personality, well modaiaisd VOICE,
and a rare magnetism Of manner, Mrs
Wright wou the rapl attention Of the audience
by her 5mpersonailous. The portrayal Of
Child LATE zss most realistic and received
hearty applause The SELECTION from "iroF
ard spots. al-s aroused enthusiasm 90 the
Audience From Tragic 90 cumsr. pathetic
and =-r5p cau.r. The excellent Fsudalou gave
e,ld-acr SCI; q 6aisbrsi artist The muslyal
part e be program sas seI rendered. he
,aIa.zss urre Mu. V T. Rabolf al N-E
Wlu&ssr. sod Mr. stem. ni ilhaaas- Mss
NArzArrf A STEM wAs The Aecoa5p Anlsi- Par
ncuiar u,eufion shoali BE- made 81 the solos,
Tell Ne VIII NJ nrcam Come True BY
M RatniJ. and 'prrams' hy Nr. S,em.
~huuli Mrs Wrght's services te agssn e..
cured au overflow house will b. 1nsarvd.
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Fountain Valley Items.

Mr. Emanuel Forney has had his residence
painted.
George Hopkins and wife, of Baltimore,
we're visiting friends in this place last week
Mrs. John Heagy and daughter Miss Eve.
line, of Sandyville, visited Mrs. W. H. Heagy
last Sunday.
Miss Lydia Starner was very i'll last week,
but is much better.
Mrs. Sarah Stonesifer is very i'll at present.
Farmers are busy cutting corn in this VI
cinity.
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SEPT. 26, 1908, AT MT, AIRY
SPEECHES BY EMINENT SPEAKERS.
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, Gen. Breckin-
ridge and All The Candidates in
Carroll, Frederick, Montgomery
And Howard Counties Will Be
Present; Also Ex-Govs. John Lee
Carroll and Frank Brown.

Edwin Warfeld, Democratic nominee for
Governor, DR.. Gordon 7. Atkinson for
COMPTROLLER and William Shepherd Bryan
for Attorney. General, will be formally mott
fed of their nominations by committee Sc
lected by the State convention at a monster
meeting to be held at Mount Airy, at the june,
ture of Carroll, Frederick, Montgomery and
Howard counties, on Saturday next, Septem-
Der 20, at 10 o clock in the morning. The
meeting will be held in beautiful Wildwood
Park, and there will be ample shelter for
everybody in the event of rain.
Speeches of acceptance will be made by the
nominees, aud this will be followed by an old
fashioned Democratic Ratification Meeting
and Farmers Basket Picnic.
Gov. John Walter Smith. Comptroller Her
ing, Attorney General Rayner, Hon. A. P.
German, Gen. L. Yietor Baughman, Col.
Spencer c. Jones and others will address the
meeting. Among the distinguished persons
who will be present on the occasion will be
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, of Confederate cavalry
fame, and Major General in the United
States Army IN the war with Spain' ben
John C. Breckenridge, United States Army,
retired; Elk Cows. John Lee Carroll aud Frank
Brown; all the Democratic candidates in Car
roll. Howard, Montgomery and Frederick
coitiI..2,.-s. 60 Democrats of prominence
throughout the Stale.
1t is the purpose of the committee in charge
to make the occasion a notable one in Demo.
cratic politics of Maryland, and to make it al
so an occasion Of social pleasure. In word.
to make it day of oratory, music aud pleas
ant social intercourse and basket picnic, to
close in the evening with dancing.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad will sell
excursion tickets at one fare for the round triP
from all stations.
Following are the committees in charge
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Senator Scott, of West Virginia, is seriously
i'll in Denver suffering from malarial fever and
injuries received in railroad wreck.
Five convicts have been couuterfeitng in
the Eastern Penitentiary, Philadelphia, Pa,
for more than six months. Wholesale dis
missals and possible arrests will follow the
disclosure.
Sixty thousand Bulgarian Christians, ac-
cording to Sofa advices, have been massacred
by the Turks in the districts of 0krida and
Liren. in Macedonia. 1t is rumored that the
| Bulgarian Government has ordered the mo-
| bilization of two army divisions.
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SAVE YOUR EYES.

If YOUR vision is impaired in any manner
Won should wear glasses. They will preserve
YOUR eyes for years of usefulness. Eye exam.
ina,ion free of charge at Hotel or by request
at residence, by DR.. 0. W. Hines eye special
list. representing Capitol Optical Co., GA 9th
street, n. W, Washington, d. c. Westmin'
ster Hotel. Westminster, Md, September oath
and 25th, 1904.
House for Rent, on North Centre Street
Westminster. Apply to Henry Poole.
Jewelry is a prime factor in the Sealing O
Friendship. Everyone, no matter what then
| age may be, enjoys some article of Gold OF
| Silver A large variety at Cassell's, West
| minister.
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1903.

The dafe on the Label on yOHr
paper shOUS the time to which your
Subscription is paid.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION !
Warfield for Governor,
Atkinson for Comptroller,
Bryan for Acknowledgement
ALL BY ACCLAMATI0N !!
GREAT ENTHUSIASM.

The Democratic State Convention met at
| Music Hall, Baltimore on Wednesday night,
and nominated by reclamation Hon. Edwin
| Warfeld, of Howard county, for Governor;
! DR.. Gordon L. Atkinson, of Somerset, for
| Comptroller, and William Shepard Bryan, of
Baltimore city, for Attorney General.
! In point of numbers and enthusiasm the
| convention is without parallel in Maryland.
Many of the counties sent double delegations,
| and the delegates and alternates occupying
the seats nearest the stage numbered more
than five hundred. Distinguished parties &c
cupied the boxes and in the galleries were
many ladies and their escorts, while the stage
was crowded with prominent Democrats from
all parts of the State.
Called Order.
Chairman Vandiver called the convention
to order, and made a short address, saying in
conclusion that while everything pointed to a
repetition of the victory of 1899, the enemy
must not be underestimate, and noted the
fact that the 60, 600 negro voters of the Re
publican party would be sohd for the Repub
lican ticket.
Col. Spencer Jones. of Montgomery county.
was chairman and b. F, Grouse, of Carroll,
was secretary. Col. Jones entered the field
for Governor. but his efforts went no further
than his own county, as he saw county after
county declaring for NarheId. In his speech
he said in part
This body, composed OF the representa-
lives of the party, fairly chosen according to
usage. will voice the sentiments of the De-
moCracy ia the declaration Of q platform Of
principles and the nomination OF a ticket for
Governor. Attorney General and Comptroller
Of the Treasury Who within our ranks viii
question its authority TO speak, OF who as a
party man will gainsay is mandate or refuse
10 respond to its command.
The aspirations Of iew individuals for
political preferment viii be suborilnalei 20
the best interests Of the party, and With no
heartturuiugs over failures To receive the JU-
dorsemeut Of this convention after as woTk
shall have been accomplished let everyone
Who bears the name OF Democrat use every
exertson TO secure the triumphant election Of
the ticket named.
Committees on credentials and resolutions
we're appointed. Dr. Frank I. shaw serving
on the credentials committee from Carroll
and Albert Jones on the committee on re>p-
lutions. The only contest Tor seats was from
Auuc Arundel. and both delegations werg
seated Nth two aud hall votes each.
The Nominations
Nominations for Governor h-gHk In order.
J. :. Tracy. 81 aged citizen OF Huwari aHia
nei ghbor 81 Mr. NArtield, -aii-.'tI have che
hoeor Of nominating the Hon Eda.n War
field. 90 Haward county Gcu"rai l. Victor
Baughmau. 81 Frederick. T. y Birh, OF
Baltimore CITY, Charles T.. Fink. 80 Carroll.
and William II. ForsY;hr OF HoNsfa, made
.acoudias speeches. Mr. Warheld vas then
dominated By acclamAtlou, the rail-n body ~
teley4tss rfa5uT and cheering.
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GREAT DAY FOR DEMOCRACY.

Warfeld, Atkinson and Bryan, Dem
ocratic Candidates for Governor,
Comptroller and ey-General
To to Notified of their Nominations
0nDm 90 1ono AmA6n hTDU