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The Democratic advocate., 1904-05-21
News of the Week.

Since the FIRST of January there have been
over 1000 cases of typhoid fever in Philadel-
phia.
Richmond negro Republicans are incensed
over tue removal of the colored bailiff of the
United States Circuit Court of Appeals and
the substitution of white man.
A negro tramp was lynehed at Seaboard,
y. c., May Is BY crowd of his own race for
an assault upon 7.year. negro child. A
policeman was on his way to Jail with the man,
who gave his name as Dick Whitehead, when
he was overtaken by mob of negroes, who
tore the prisoner from the officers buggy and
hanged him TO a nearby tree.
Rev. J. +. Cordcva, pastor of the NJ. E.
Church at South River, n j., has eloped
with Miss Julis Browne, member of the
church choir. Cordova left u wife and several
children, taking $500 of his wife's money, a
recent legacy, with him and other money he
could collect. The deserted family are COM
pletely destitute and are dependent upon
charity.
James If. Anderson died May Is at his
home, near Winchester. Virginia, aged 45
years, after two weeks of intense agony, caused
by mad dog bites For several days il was
necessary to tie him in the bed with ropes and
put handouts on his wrists to prevent him
killing members of his family. He died In
convulsions A widow and three children
survive him.
Enraged by an attempted assault on a tiny
child Of their own race, from so 10 100 me-
grors took an unknown negro from the GUS
tody of sn officer in Northampton county, Vir-
GINA. on the night of May II aud lynched him.
The negro was taken from the buggy in which
he was being carried to the county Jail and
dragged into the woods, and the dead body
was found suspended from tree the next
morning.
Rev Dr. Newell Dwight Hills, preaching
last Sunday in Plymouth Church, Brooklyn,
n. Y. declared that the morals of the race
we're not keeping pace with its intellectually
and that the nation would do well to give up
half its wisdom for some advance in moral
iteracy 'We know much about cocaine,
morphine and opium" said DIR. Hills, "but
when druggist tells US that he has been SELL
ing $500 worth of cocaine and morphine to
women every month we would trade off half
our knowledge of nature for obedience to the
laws of nature. There was a day when one
college man out of every five went into the
Christian ministry. In this age only one out
of every 25O! Think of IT, In this church
you have net a single boy in one of your fami.
lies, who is pursuing course fer the Christian
ministry.
The Democratic advocate., 1904-05-21
Narylan1 COLLEGIATE Institute Notes.

President w. n Wine len ior Carthage. No. on
Wednesday. 70 attend the Annual Meeting o. Zoe
German Baptist Church. lie wili return The latter
part OF next week. Prof J. ). John viii act during
President Wine absence
Elder Tobias Fike. Of Ekloa, ~ Va. preached 10
the Breinrcn's Church last saturday.
P T. King and Il BsndeubaTg spent from
saturday To Monday A. "woodiawu" the lAtter's
home
The Joint literary program 10 be rendered on May
q promises TO be one Of the finest OF the year as
some of our best talent will appear that evening.
Miss Bette EnsoT attended the marriage OF her
cousin :. A. Eusor and Miss Margaret Wolf, al The
brides home near here. on Wednesday. The cou
pie len on the S. Is p I'd. train for 81. Louis.
Rev. Z T. Read conducted chapel service on
Thursday morning.
Program for commencement week Friday, May
p. ?. IN. Joint Literary Program. sunday, May
y. p. IN, Baecalaursale sermon Monday. May
80. p n. Musical Reciial-"The HaymAkers -
Cantata- Tuesday. May 81, p. m. Bible Com
meucemeuL Wednesday, June l. p. m, CONNER
cial Commence meut: Address by J. A CARRIER, Of the
Treasury Department Washington, y. {. Thurs
day, June ,, 1880 a. m. Literary Commencement
Address by Prof L y, II. Beahm. Eliztbethtown, Pa
The Democratic advocate., 1904-05-21
Report OF Grand Jury.

To the Honorable the Jud ges of the Circuit Court
for Carroll County:-The Grand Jurors for The body
of Carroll county, respectfully report, that they
have to the best Of their know ledge and under
standing inquired into all matters concerning yio-
lstious Of law committed in Carroll county and 70
the best Of their ability and Judgment have ex-
smined and passed upon the truth Of all such Ina T.
ters and acted thereon without envy, hatred !ll
viii and without fear fsvor or affection. and have
the facts justified.
There came before them aud were examined los
witnesses and the result OF this tes.imoaey they
upon careful consideration have found IS present
ments and indictments The sale Of liquor 20
minors and the growing and increasing cIsie.l %
playing crap" 70 which their attention par
ticularly called by your Honors they endeavorCd
TO investigate thoroughly. As the result of s'ich
Investigation they have presented several parties
for the violation Of the liquor law and for ptsy
crap. They were considerably cwoarTssss-i aisd
delayed ia theiE labor by the apparrat disregard %
many persons lbota white and black brought be-
fcre them as witnesses for the sAnctiiy Of their
oath aud felt coustrained 20 present four og ihsm
for perjury Though they fear that al those en-.
gagged ia viols,ing the sAbha,h ami oorrupting The
youth Of our county. By induIsing IN the game 90
crnp have not been presented yet they do sloi -
leve that the good OF society requires them e. con
tlnue longer their Investigation They trust taat
the others viii be deferred 10 the future By tc c-
forceuaeat Of the iaw from coaiiausucc iu she per-
uIcious practice Il was through these iuvvstiEa-
lions ihAt such facts were brought 90 ther kBoa T.
edge that they fet constrAiucd 70 present iiccns
saloon keeper for maintaining disorier.y house
They visited The Jail in BODY. vent throuEh and
examined H. aud enjayei ihr hospitality % iaa
sherfH II was Ia clean and orderly coraiiii0u.
but they believe that some repairs 20 the douvs ami
aoors Of the cells are s5souicly accssATy for the
proper and secure deteniioa Of It's Inmates fn this
connection they are o. the impression thAI ihe
plumbing should be carefully examined, and That
the wallis should De pointed They do not consider
that the county reQuirssA new jail. bot one dTzly
convinced that the pressa Jail shoa q be properly
and thoroughly over. hAnlei and FvpAire8 81 once.
and an addition bali % the Kitchen.
The committee that visited the Aims House wcre
oourteors,y received by The Steward ans found
that be had every thing In good order and that is
inmates were properly carvi or A. the surroaud
ings permit There are a. prcscnt IS Inmates ~
this Institution. and are glad 20 d able - r.,
port that none of these unfortunate people are
insane
Knowing % nothing more requiring COR atica.
llon. We most respectfully request thA; We D. per.
miiiei 10 adjourn sahcct % ,he Gall u this Court
Respcctfully submitted.
WN I. LvcAEkUgH. Farvalan.
The Democratic advocate., 1904-05-21

As the customs l1 N.fElala are So 1+~r-cat fru1a
nizuy o, ours .a Msryland uiH ;ry t1 rive sse
rno~g interesting taeEs your fga1r7s ktrs travel
ing ag1a, g. miles in sen days. having soy cafs
aBa eyes opeB gill Eise ina Few paragraph "a lat
uay interest abe reader
ana in raAay ol The YlrslaiA towns. saaae vita
population of Icgj ana nose. ua ll3lgs ezg X
bought There are uga=efrls ho.si- but u1 tesr-
rooms are attached Taey zrr urFcsy ia-iEllS sa1
baariing places. ! esme across siEa valley
House and found % lust .arEe hassse PrrparrA 60
entertain any one " DO u5zy rant o. sEpP
Ru4l Free Delivery is better conducted ia Rock
ingham county Va. than 50 Csrr0.. eouu'y lns'sHd
Of removing all The postoflecs the principal oues
refnaia sua peppie BE- servel by carriers oE 80
to the postonlcc they prefer. learn 'hzt car
rlers serve al they caa reach and - the peop.y
can set mail either way every person IN the county
IS served just perfect system ought 60 he,
The tax rate in Ysgiaia Is much hiEhe, than iu
Carroll county. bat ihey have county roais better
than some % our iuruplkys and the5s pixies ate as
level as a Eoor-bUilt of GAmmerya rocks, sat by
much travel transformed into an iteal r1ad.
There is head tax ~ sl50 Tor each man. All
who 10 not pay il by specified time cannot vote
at the election in November. / talked win quite
number who did not pay their poll tax, who sid
I do notcare III eau't vote, iI VIII make no dif
ference ifmy vote Is NOT cast
Ofthe hospitality Of tbe people OF The Valley Of
Virginia I cannot speak too much. They can't
do enough tor stranger. The tables are laden
with the best and both the host and hostess vie
with each other In entertaining their guests.
The Democratic advocate., 1904-05-21
Union MlllS Items.

We will correct the false information you re
ccivei 10 regard 70 sIl,ing the mad dog hich
passed through this place Saturday May -th, about
I p III. The facts are these--The dog wss first seen
a, the west end OF this village 1t : not known
which direction ne came. but hH made his way
from Lisglcstown here, he there about ?.
n-. the night previous. whether he came by turn
pike by-roads is not known. From correct infor-
nation he started in Gettysburg Pa. where be bit
two men one a student At the Theological semi
mary. whose home in Harrisburg Pa and W no IS
now az the PAsiegr Institute Baltimore for treat
ucDi. we failed 20 learn the other name The dog
then msIe his way down the Baltimore Pike 90 Two
Taycrns where he bi, Nr Sherman q merchant.
severely iu both legs Mr. Sherman : N.so al the
Pas,sur Institute fos treatment The dog then pro
crclct LI;i!csiovu, Pa. aud arrived there about
sp III. the news Of his coming had preceiei him.
As the aay was passing towu she street someone
shouted 90 young man by she name Of starr, who
was Jsst even w3ih the dog 20 catch bin net even
telling him the dog mst. TAe dos rBa3s sey-
srs terrific cg1Tts 90 bite Mr. SiarT 10 the ace but
he suoccs,IeI u wart3ug oE hts attacks and IN OF.
Der 20 get Ts3 ot hjua wcand the chain attached
him arcusd hi,chinE posi-, sd lu thc scG.lie tbs
hs t broke and 'ae dos escaped. His next appear
Snra was ia iha exirrac wcss cnd q this place
several SMALL boys srrc playing on The risc 'hc
dog uauarieei lszpey. a. E.wop5 son % Charles
? Nlstzsgm. All h.g him through ;ay r'eEh.as or
ts bl, 81 slightly shst . ts} =s.rlts ARE ,s-..l
Two ya8ng mrn not szvtug ylaa~ 5a sei guns start.
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rs.t .s-- rl,. v..,., men So, ts,, At --s,, ,s-,
Hrss a4at s-r7fs at'h ibc mai dog NJ. NsslsuH
sha asa hs, aasre asrac3 .a = rsaal-sal At lhs
sans urac hastily called NJ Arthur Bowers, ~ho.
.-.f S .., a si.sn ts-rrr sass zss drove afrr tse
E- Al Rom gf The A.-. sz.,sst azssi sg.-sss 81 on
llr, tsf1.fssc aa.ffsav ag plg creek siIL NJ H5u-
,-s A. .s.se distance ss-aA-E.s JdaI az SCOT Into
tbs f.sfr si i,.s dog Aat s., never grow lI NJ Bau-
ere -..raes,l sutg be 20; s.ts.H fygs va-,l, o.
H.-s ari azaia gave A.zs another r1afse - sss .al
.rs--zysses tE kir4az hir Tas~e arr sae farg
FesrHg3 g-aa ta1ss Do as,asiRI sar ca@tax Aai
lae ..s..zs 90 ghe Ha.-
Est u- TErE q Bsi-ispr-r. yisltrri h-s mother
a--i .as.ers at aseE
F.af 81 A. Barz1ra o. Llss.e>laua- .lvas ass
saturday uliE hgs g-.ryuts
F,eai Fa=a IS aa,sst All p-Aaissi
The Democratic advocate., 1904-05-21
New Advertisements.

Greatest Bargains Ever Offered in Carpets
and Mattiugs-r. ". Mather & Sons. West
Minister and Manchester.
A Special Display Of White Goods for Com
meucement Drssses-Chas. E. Herring. West
minister.
Buy Your Spring Suit Early-The Miller
Bros. Co.'S Popular Cash Stores, Westmin-
ster.
Keefer 4 Sullivan. dealers in Groceries,
Feed snd Seeds, Westminster.
Ruberoid Roofng-Lumber, Coal and Sup,
ply Company, Westminster.
Grocery and Liquor Store for Sale john
|. 0rndorif. Westminster.
Competitive EXAMINATIONS. Simpson,
County Superintendent.
To Whom 1t May Cohcern-Rsy. G. W.
Baughman, Pastor.
List of Unclaimed Matter in the Postofice,
Westminster, Md.
Don't Pay Ageuts-Sereek 5. Wilson. West
minister.
Iowa Horses-Harry G. Schriver, Hanover,
Pa.
Special Meeting-A. Il. Huber, Secretary
Legal Notices. Festivals.
The Democratic advocate., 1904-05-21
GambaT Items,

Nj Pleasant Epworth League re-Organized las'
Sunday night and elected the following officers foi
the ensuing year: Harry f. Shipey, president
Robert T. Barnes first e-president: Is f. Gorsuch'
second yice-presideut; Miss Edith Parrish, third
president and Orgauis! samuel Monroe, fourth
viec-president; y. B. Gardner, secretary; Henry ;
Shipley, treasurer.
Providence sunday school viii hold its Children 5
Day service sunday afternoon, May 18th An elao'
orate and interesting program is being prepared.
On Friday, 25th inst. the annual memorial service
will bc conducted a said church.
George f. Benson has purchased Il fine young sor-
rel horse which, with Nellie his mate, make as hne
a team can be seen in our neighborhood.
The plasIerers are al work on y. Benson's new
house, which he expects to occupy about June lst.
Master Maurice Gorsuch is visiting friends IN
Baltimore county.
The Democratic advocate., 1904-05-21
CIRCUIT COURT.
Report of Grand Jury-Crap Players and
PeriurerS Indicted-CaSeS Tried.

When we closed our report of the Circuit Court
last week. the case of Julia A. Hook Ruth
Arnold; SANDER; was on trial. 1t closed on Mon
day with vcrdit of $50 for the plaintiff. J. NJ
Reifsnider for plaintiff; Bond & Parke for defend
ants
Barbara and Ezra Coppersmith Rachel and
John Nelson trespass; tried before the Court; dam
ages for plaintiff for $50. Bond & Parke for plain
tifls; Reifsnider & Grimes for defendants.
Rosa A. Await VS.. Mary Ann Await. Executrix
and Garnishee; attachment, &C. Judgment con
fessed for Sill. Hof for plaintiff; Walsh for de-
fendant.
Deering Harvester Company VS.. Orlando S D.
Kump; assumpsit; Judgment confessed for $4,000,
J. NJ Reifsnider for plaintiff; Bond & Parke for
defendant
Houck & Switzer VS.. Clifton L. Murray; assump-
sit; tried before the Court: Judgment for plaintiff
SI3916 Brilliant for plaintiffs; Weant for defend
ant.
Reuben Il. Smith VS.. VIM. B. Thomas and Elias o.
Grimes; tried before jury; Judgment of non pros,
Henning, weant and Roberts & Grouse for plaintiff;
Beifsnider & Grimes and Bond & Parke for defend
ants.
State of Maryland vs. Edward Clayton, colored;
larceny of horse; pleaded guilty and sentenced to
penitentary for years. Steele for State.
State VS. Charles Todd, colored; playing crap;
lEled DeluIG Int NbulA SuiAtsF oNhtShNS NSASAANN-
Steele for State.
State vs. Charles Dick. eolored; playing crap;
tried before the Court guilty; sentence deferred.
steele for state.
State VS.. Edward Smith; carrying concealed
weapons plead guilty; fined $40 and costs. steele
for State: Bond & Parke for trayerser.
State vs.. Edgar Dell; indecent exposure; plead
guilty sentence deferred Steele for State; Walsh &
Walsh for traverser.
State VS.. W. Chester stick; selling liquor to a
minor; plead guilty; fined $50 and costs. Steele for
State.
State rs. Neal Bell, colored playing crap; on trial.
Steele for state; Henning for traverser.
The general impression among people is that only
the originator of 6 Islander is liable for damages
but this is an erroneous impression the Court this
week instructed the jury in SANDER case that the
defendant liable ''eyen though she was repeat
ing only what she had heard others say" An emf
nent judge once said, a talebearer is worse than
talemaker."
The Democratic advocate., 1904-05-21
Rusiness Locals

LAntz Bros. Of New Windsor. will hold
their 4ih annual opening this Saturday, May
2l
Rooms for rent Emma Pool, Centre street,
Westminster.
Cheap ErrRrsioH 10 Gettysburg RIg y0th,
President Roossrsl WiN bs There.
The Western Maryland Z. K. Co. announce
the fact that special tram will be run To
Gettysburg on Decoration Day, May 30th, and
cheap excursion tickets will be on sale. Presi.
dent Roosevelt viii be at Gettysbnrg on Tins
occasion and make stirring and patriotic
address, Full information regarding rates and
time OF excursion train can be obtained from
local ticket agent OF Western Maryland Rail.
road.
Fewer gallons; wears longer; Devoe.
FoR SALE.--A mare, ( years old partly
broken. Charles B. Lyons, Louisville, Nd.
The Rescue Band will have their weekly
meeting this Saturday morning at 9 O'Clock,
instead of at p. m. The Boys Meeting ex
tend a cordial invitation TO the Rescue Band
to he present At a social on Saturday afternoon
At clock. All members cordially invited.
Please come. Refreshments free.
The Democratic advocate., 1904-05-21

Mr.. Scott W. MeAlister announces the mar
riage Of his daughter, Idaleene Pearl, 10 Mr..
William Guy Segafoose. on Thursday, Juue
9th, at 230 p. M. in the NJ. P. Church al
Uniontown, Nd No cards.
Miss Mamie Williams, daughter of Mr.. I. E.
Williams of Baltimore. and granddaughter of
the well known Mr.. I. W. Williams, of London,
England, is now at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
VIM H. Bloom, Gambler, this county.
James d. MITCHELL of this city, will attend
the photographers convention at Harrisburg,
Pa, next week.
Mrs Eliza Shreeve. of this city, has issued
invitations to the marriage of her daughter
Henrietta to Charles Edgar Nusbaum, at Cen
tenary NJ E. Church, June l, at A. 80 p. N.
Henry Klee, of Easview, has gone to Colo
rado. aud will remain there for sometime. de
is suffering from asthma and hopes the climate
of that State will relieve him.
The Democratic advocate., 1904-05-21
weatner Eseora Ior ths wssk

Nay l4-meIcury IS a. : a, N. and Il a. >
. M clear until uoos; thunder gust ~ q.
lu aith sinust couiinuuus rain antll 8 u.
Nav rs, with occasional heavy shus~r-, May
I5-uirrcary a. ~ : s. N. and - 50 = 3. n.
fair aud bia,,rry, NAY lG-mrrcary q 81 :
a. n and S 81 ?. m. tsir and blusgsry
cloudy al night May l7-merrgry 81 a. a.
~ aud G3 at p. m cioady. May lS-mer.
cary s. a. : a. m. and s. al , p. m. fog aud
mist followed by almost continuous rasu.
May l9- mercury s. Al a. u aud Is a. > p.
m : fair. MAY 20-mrVcary 81 al q. 10. and
Cd AT b. m, cloudy.
The Democratic advocate., 1904-05-21
Where the Hogs Are.

Ia point of numbers OF hogs Iowa leads,
with 9.723, 79I: Illinois is second, with 5,9l5,
46s. There are four States-Iowa, Illinois,
Missouri and Nebraska-with over 1000, 600
hogs and nineteen that have over 1000 eco,
seventeen States and territories have from
100, 900 10 l.OOO, 600 hogs. fourteen have less
than lOO, 600 and Rhode Island, the District
OF Columbia, New Mexico, Arizona, Wyom
ing and Nevada have less than 25,OO0. New
York. New Jersey, Massachusetts, Rhode
Island and Connecticut have fewer hogs per
each thousand inha bitants than the other
States of the Union, but the average value per
hog is high, greater in Rhode Island and
Connecticut than in any of the remaining
States.
The Democratic advocate., 1904-05-21
zarker's Ain Items.

Rast sls lagsi at lHr -aFa as ~ Sai laoGS sci.
AIr 4ad Mrs George EsEA-d as-i Nagi s.air a
assr " ctluaIa Iassey. NJ aaa Ms 1a-a Ecghs3 apl
NJ auA Nrs levi Myers. q a-zr FlessaH; valley
sss.ss,i NJ asai M Saaael u EcsArl 50; -auztzJ
M.s Jacob Eaealz. q arAr Sliyrr Eau. IS gisiEtas
aer daughter Ms Jceu Y NaTsrF. this seek
M lesley Hahu hAs returned bssae Ansr VISIT
lag Ars asgzatss Nfz AF5Hur ssonrs.s-r af Sesg
sssnssrs ;he pas; wrck
a- wm h Nags has bsen su5srlHx rrry ustaet
ne f.u weeks Past W5ih a sore eye
We-sey Iiahu .os; = snlaAsie horse ass uc0G zrsl
boasn another 5r bore Of Nir spa alag u Ll.slss
tsal Ia
The Democratic advocate., 1904-05-21
TayIOrSYille Items.

Mrs. Anna Dorsey, wife of Henry Dorsey,
died at her home last Tuesday morning. Her
remains were inferred at Bethany Church
Thursday morning.
Burgess Condor and wife spent Sunday with
Mrs. C's. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
Barnes.
Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Barnes visited West
minister last Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas Conaway, of Cumberland, is
spending few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Buchanan.
George w. Grimes Orchestra will furnish
some excellent music for the strawberry and
ice cream festival on Saturday, May q.
The Democratic advocate., 1904-05-21
nr- Chri.tina shnner.

widow of the late Andsvw shaser. diei a. the
Lutheran parsonsEc e a. Arcadia. kaltluosv cuunt5-
Mar ID aged - yosrs, months and ~ days. after
an illness o. tasps moaths she Uzs hara a. the oia
A1ssrc homestead. near Arcadia Aa3 vas ussr1hsT
of - Fsa.s ghgrgA uassI az orgau-sAlion of The
sane Hruaualna Sion WSs ssactc1 .u Hampstead ~
Rev e. q RarS abgu; i.-s. of whieh sas bscauze a
charter rnr-ubes Aut goutr. baisi ihr xryand AMI
usgra sClfsss-faeIuE lstsr toward she erection q
the p-ssu; o.ssacr. Snasn - Joau-s Erarsclscsi
LatAerln Caurch. Nrs shaser i4vssl in Hampstead
ne raaav yrszrs an4 snu3 o'sc mansa psior 70 brs
1-sta. s brH sac sac mHycd Ska her family 81
krgzsA she g. sasrive,l oy lUo chlairen Ard ESQ
zsauirhisirsa- Tsr rasa1rraarr Ms Eiirah-fh A.
urse ar Rev ; noTT sat n Mlss las-a Sazassf
Ttsr xrsIasehsat-t1 are N.ssrs laulane aui Na-aa.
Ir-r. ny rc,3acsE ~ shs sosgsss,i Res o. N.llcr
1T Wystrslasfer as.ztatrd a. 3le faoF-sl srrssuvs
lase-rsgus rzsis to To- erscscry a. E3augssrai
aa -ausay aflrruaah.
The Democratic advocate., 1904-05-21

Wisconsin Republicans held two conven-
tions Thursday and placed two State tickets
in the field and named two sets of delegates
at large TO the National Convention. Sena.
tors Spooner and Quarles and Congressman
Babcock Joined the stalwarrs in boiling the
convention which renominated Governor La
Toilette.
Mrs. Herman Leroy Jones, wife of a we'll
known New Yorker aud prominent in society
of that city, has mysteriously disappeared.
In a note to to her husband she says she will
work out her own destiny.
Wavsrly. Virginia, had $4,000 fire Tues
day.
The Democratic advocate., 1904-05-21
WarfieldSburg Items.

This vicinity was favored with copious rain
last saturday afternoon, followed by cool weather.
Richard Owings who has been on the sick list,
is improving.
Mrs 5. NJ. Benton. of Baltimore visited her moth
er Mrs. T. F. Summers, last Saturday and Sunday.
The Democratic advocate., 1904-05-21

Democratic primary meetings will he held
this Saturday afternoon in the several districts
of Carroll county. See notice on second page
of this issue.
The Democratic advocate., 1904-05-21
Miss sarah Ann SayIor


former resident % yais coEuty died AZ bis homc
near NJ Holly springs Pa. on May a. l9e'. aged
50 ycars months aud % days Mr. lawson ~ss
born sui raissi uezr Manchester, auI moved to Nj
HasIy about n yearsASn Hr married MIS- IueFeilA
Burk a. neaE Emory chapel. who was e sastrT to
R-v Andrew HarE HIS wsioS two daughters. one
ssa aud four brothers Ssryive AiH- The brothers
ar pt Lsmuci s. % pAllastoWn. Pa. George. of
Alssts Wesley. Of RcckIeysvtl'e. ami usv.a S. -
t-rr-sH,rg r.rfs-.r-. -errtr
The Democratic advocate., 1904-05-21

The International Navigation Company's
steamer the Couemaugh has not been heard
from since she sailed from Seattle for New
York on December Is.
The Democratic advocate., 1904-05-21

Democratic primary meetings will be held
this Saturday afternoon in the several districts
of Carroll county. See notice on second page
of this issna
The Democratic advocate., 1904-05-21

Democratic primary meetings will be held
this Saturday afternoon in the several districts
of Carroll county. See notice on second page
of this issue.
The Democratic advocate., 1904-05-21

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