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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-09-13
Columbia, S. C.-The stakeholder:

Columbia, S. C.-The stockholders
of the OLYMPIA Cotton Mills, met last
week, purpsuant to a resolution
adopted by the directors at a meeting
neld on July IS, and voted an in
crease in the capital stock to the
amount of s ,000,0C0. The amount
Of the increase is $1,800,0G0, and is
to be known as "frst preferred
stock" Practically all Of this amount
will be issued to the present holders
of the first mortgage bonds. The
company is practically reorganized.
The mill anu equipment is in the best
physical condition and indications are
that the demand for the product of
the 100000 spindles and $3.50 looms
will be satisfactory.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-09-13
Gomez on Parade.

Santiago de Cuba, By Cable.-General
Joseph Miguel Gomez, Governor OF
Santa Clara province and National Lib
eral candidate for Presidency, and an
escort Of a thousand horsemen entered
the city Saturday morning and par
raded. The Governor Of this province
and the maynr of the city, antlclpat-
ing disorder, made elaborate police ar
hut these were found to
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-09-13
Notchez Has Two New Gases.

Natchez, Miss, Special.-Two new
cases in n family, making one new
focus of infection, were reported Sun
day. The patients, Ruby and Joe
Ziegler, white, live On a street ada
cent to the block where the first infec-
ton was discovered. There are now
five cases under. treatment. A re-
sumo Of the local fever record shows
10 cases for the last two weeks: no
deaths. Monday was fumigation day.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-09-13
DR., Rice Named.
The exc

Columbia, S. G., Specia1.-The exc
cutiye committee of the Columbia
Theological seminary has been in SEES
sion here all day in an effort to elect
O. president of the institution. They
did this Indirectly only, having com
mended to the trustees that Dr.. Their
on H. Rice. of Atlanta, be given a po-
sition. He was leader in the movement
to have the seminary moved from Co.
]umhia and consolidated with the
GAINESVILLE university into a big Pres
Dyterian university at Atlanta.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-09-13
VIII Meet to Run Line.

Godzyadani, Manchuria, By Cab
1t is announced that Generals ov7
ski and Fukushima, representing
snectively General Linevitch and
Marshal oyama, will meet septq
Is to establish a line Of demarcatld
tween the two armies. Each Fl
will have a small escort. The 6
renort that the japanese army at
trf,1 will retire to Mukden in tel
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-09-13
Mixed State of Affairs.

st. Petersburg, By Cable.-Dispatches
from Baku received indicate that in
creased quiet and better conditions are
prevailing there. No further fires nave
occurred and the troops which havetar-
rived there are now holding thek oil
fields under control. The news t
other parts of the Caucasus, howe
10 varv disquieting. Disturbances
]snreading all over the region, more
less seriously.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-09-13
HISTORICAL PAPERS CONTENTS

MIR. Witte Signed First and When All
Had Done So Baron Rosen and Ba-
ron Komura Exchanged Compli-
ments For the Two Missions
Russian Mission Attends Thanks
giving Service at Christ Episcopal
Church-Rulers to Sign Copies
Within SO Days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30
GEORGETOWN is THE ONLY
CITY IN the STATE
WHICH DOESN'T
OWEA CENT


Georgetown. seattle'a prosperous
little suburb, Boosting OF n p0pula-
ton Of 1000 Is. according 10 her
officials. the only city In the state
without debt And her hope Is.
soon 10 become a part Of the
Queen city
The Georgetown council has just
appropriated $1,000 with which to
build new city hall. and even
With that outlay. there remains
still In the city treasury a neat
little nest-egg Of $1,000. With more
money coming IN every day.
conscientious sfruplea, such as lie
behind the perennial wave n reform
ia Seattle. have not stood In the
way ~ progress in Georgetown and
she has earned the "debtlese dis
tlucfiou' by becoming what Mayor
Hsllinger and Chief Delaney would
call a very naughty town.
The burden Of furnishing running
expense Tor Tho city. has been !n a
very large degree lifted from the
ehouldefs.a tax payers and eaddled
on 70 the backs Of gamblers. pool
room Keepers and saloon men. From
these various sources the city de-
rlyea a monthly income Of about
s. 600 and secures O remarkably low
tax levy.
The Georgetown gambling hoalses
which are running foil blast pay In
10 the treasury 500 a month each or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30

lighted progeny. nr. Horton took
big button hook from Mrs. Horizons
dressing table and. twisting the
towel about e. closed his fist in a
firm grip. The weight Of the baby
and the firm grasp did IL. Tho
hooked end OF the little shoe but
toner drove completely through the
ileshy part Of the physicians hand.
The way nr. Horton took care u
the wound himself was typical Of
tie nerve. the GOODNESS and the
prompt decision that has put him In
the foremost ranks OF local WELD
ers OF the scalpel With the end Of
the buttou-hook projecting from tho
back OF his hand, DR. Horton pre-
pared an sntiseptle wash and
eleaused the cut. first on one side
and then on the other. then took n
file and filed the hooked end off,
after which he scraped away the fil-
ings, rewashed the wound and pulled
out the remainder OF the button
hook. Then he permitted Mrs. Hor-
ton 80 handage up the wound aud
went about his business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30
Thinks Each OF His Stories Is Now
Worth FULLY 10 Gents More

New Amsterdam. looking like a deaf
mute beside aH auctieneer.
Besides telling stories. he has
other dutiea lie keeps his eagle
eye on the SIS clerks Ia the comp
iruiier's office and sees that they DO
not talk politics too much during
working hours when Comptroller
RiRliugef Eoes on a fishing trip he
takes entire charge Of the office.
He thinks on this account that he
is entitled 10 more financial conHld-
GRAFTON. lie thought 50 the last time
the salaries OF favorifes were raised
Of the city hall. and when the coun-
eli disagreed with him. he began a
knocking that could be heard from
skagway 10 san Francisco.
A. Melse tells about eight stories
every day consuming an hour with
each one, he is paid IS cents for
each Of them on his present salary.
He thinks he ouRht to get S. cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30

81 500 n year
One pool room "anteg up $50
month or 81 900 n year.
There are 30 slot machines in
operation In the town and these
are fined go month each. net
ing s.. 800 a year
Although Georgetown is BY no
means short on saloons she forces
each OF 10 within her pre-
eincts to puugle up 1850 a year.
bringing the cify'a total revenues
pretty close 20 $40 600 all from
other than legitimate tax resources.
A better example Of single town
thriving off fines and licenses
could hardly be found In the c0un-
try. Georgetown. however. could
not be 80 prosperous were - not for
the fact that she Is suburb. and
can take advantage Of that fact
to accommodate the Ramb ers that
are sporadicaily driven out ~ Sc
attic.
Tier tax levy IL very low. Her
citizens are fond Of telling the story
Of John Rlnea. a pioneer owning
tract Of ieo acres ia what should
properly be part ~ GeprgetDs n.
Hlnes refused 10 allow his prop
erty 20 hs taken into Georgetown
when the city Was Incorporated,
and az a resnlt IL Is aia he paid
last year a tar rate Z mills higher
than tha Georaetown property own
ers did
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30
School Bells Will Ring
Again Monday

rainy season This year 4so teach
era will be employed ~ this country
se hools. and about the same number
In the city schools. the number II
pupils also hdng about equal.
The enrolment % the city schools
this year Will reach 1900. an In
crease Of loco over last year. Some
squeezing VIII be requirea 20 find
room for all ths Juveniles at fra.
until some q the belated repairs
and extensions are completed. The
John Hay aud Marcus Whitman
schools may not opea for a few
days. and until they DO there gill Dc
double sessions at the Queen Anne
aud Denny. Fuhrman schools The
high school building has been ar
ranged 50 rs TO Accommodate 2.35e
pupils Last years enrolment was
1850. Seven rooms of the Summit
school are reserved for high school
usa. and the Summit assembly room
has been fitted up as a study room
for SOC pupils. About 0ne-third of
the freahman class. which viii Prob
ably number $50. viii b taken care
Of at the summit building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30
YARNS

Did you see DIT. George NJ. Hor-
ton going about town recently with
hls right hand swuthed In band
ages
Underneath that bandage was n
peculiar wound. 1t was made by a
button hook. ana there's little
story behind Il.
DE-. Horton. when he has a minute
20 himself, IS very domestic sort
81 man. and il fond 81 playing
with his babies. one evening the
eminent physician and surgeon. off
duty was having little fun with
his youngest Wrapping his crow
ing offspring up In a stout towel.
the doctor proceeded 20 turn himself
into merry GO round. a spring
board, and few other things dear
to the heart Of the Juvenile. IN or
der TO get better grip On the towel
in which Ne was swinging his de-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30

The dust f. being wiped of last
years school books and old States
are being washed clean. or brand
neR ones fondiei b. the boys and
girls Of King county Early Mon
day morning wooded roads and fern
uned paths viii be giaddened by the
pntier Of little feet and the welkin
will be made TO ring al over the
country. while In the city swarna
81 youngsters in their secpnd-beat
bihs and fuckers. which have now
been turned over for school use dur-
ing the winter term. viii be throua-
Ing every street that leads TO seat
OF learning
All the city schools. wlth few sx-
ceptlons. and nearly al the country
schools viii open on Monday a
few 81 the country schools will re
main closed for week or two.
pending the completion Of new
school houses King county'H one
summer school. on the banks Of the
Upper Green river. o. just about fin
iahinR up ita summer term and viii
presently close ita doors FOR the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30
THE MARKETS


Vegetables
Beans. dry, per ewG, - 2s1asb.
No 4 small whites, f35E choice
whites. sass large whites. 8au 4 las
pink hes ms. S. 90 bnyu beans. &&0a5
hestH. per sack 81, patsnipH. soc.
carrots. re per sack. cault-
flower. zoe per doz.. garlic. Zee per
H. green peppers. native See
&c per box. squash e.. uafa-
Iey. 2sc doH. tufnirs. soc sack.
Tokey grapes tI.5e5 MuHeBt grapes.
as box, Prince grapes. ti.ta
peg box. eantaloupes, ti.sad $50
per crate. cabbage. iAWih g.
Yakima tomatoes. toc s. zee 2o-lb.
case. hot house tomatoes. lac box
eucumhera aac doz. choice. corn.
socagi.o0 per sack, potatoes. $50
$50 pes ton, California onions, Iise.
celery zoe doz yellow tomatoes. &C.
per 10 esq plant e. per 10.
Fruits.
Dates. Sc per case. fiKs. case : III
bricks. 9i5a. HaedieaH figs, I8-lb.
rartons eec. grape fruit $3.50 per
case. Times. 81 Per hundred or
anHea. t4a6.6o. Nenatehee end Va
klmn peaches. e5cH zoe box. Craw-
fords aoeHfi, plums Use per box.
Csc per crate. blaekberrIea. $50.
cooking apples. 6seAs1. California
araveustineH, $3.50 native craven
stines 81. watermelouH, $500 t3.60
per doz pears. lie per doz crab
apples. ise per large box. Champion
pruues. 90, Hungarian pruucs s5c.
81: straw berries. saea $50. pine
applea. tAboa $50. cocoanuts SOC
per doz huckleherties eclfs Sc pcr H.
cherries 2ac per 10. lemons so &C..
Hawaiian piueapplcE $3.50. gailtor-
mia honey u &c per comb.
Butter and Cheese
Washington cheese. fiIt2c:
cream brick cheese. Ice, CALI
fofnia cheese. i2Ac. oregon cheese.
lie. Eastern cheese. ifhc. butter.
native creamery. gee; cooking, 100
zoe. California fresh creamery. 22c.
eastern butter, 23c. Oregon butter.
22c.
strictly fresh ranch. per dozen.
ESQ 2ae, oregon eggs, 23Wgtcs
eastern eggs. 22c.
sugar.
Golden A, ia sacks. fh.25. extra c.
in sacks, s5.ab. powdered, ia bar
reia s6.t0. dry Eranulated, IN sacks.
$3.50. cube. IN barrels S6,2ai beet
sugar, lb.2b; maple sugar, 100 i2hc.
Less y c II paid within ~ daHA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30

Eddie melse. deputy city comp
troilcr. has asked the council to
raise his salary 90 $1,000 year.
Comptroller RiuliHRer has submit
TED the figures IN bic annual esti-
mate of expenses and the finance
committee rs now ponderinE over
them.
Noises salary Is row st.tfo per
anuum. Witch means that he an
nualiY receives 81 Tor every foot In
the height Of Mt Rainier. lie be-
licvea that his skin aud perHisteney
IN telling stories entities him 20 an
Increase.
When II comes Co entertaining the
politicians who cali az the city hall
with tales ~ the town. Eddie fl
there with the trumpet. lie is bet
ter than n Eraphophoue. lie has his
distinguished pntlh ancestor. Deit-
rich KuiekorboCker. the historian q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30

The explosion Of q shotgun shell
on the tracks OF the James street
line. between Second and Third. AZ
II o'clock Tuesday created great cn-
eitement. and for a time the police
thought that a local Herr Most had
attempted 10 blow mp that quarter
o. the city
Patrolmau Carleton and other Of
flcera investigated the turmoil aud
carried tho pieces 81 the ahel 10
headqua rterH.
Cement alongside the cable tracks
Vas torn up. bat the car was net
d. mayed Passengers we're fright
aned nearly ont OF their wits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30
Alaska Scenery Best In the
World" Says hindoo Philosophe r

Swami Abhedananda. a Hindoo
lecturer from Calcutta. India. who
now lives 30 New York aud has just
returned from Alaska on the excur-
sion steamer Spokane. vas at the
Rainier Grand Lotoi on Monday
aiRat ON his way 10 Portland
lie has been resident Of this
country FOR the last eight years. de-
voting hts time In the winter 10 Civ
ing lectures on Hiudoo and Nedaut
philosophy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30
EARTHQUAKES
SCARE NATIVES

NAPLES. Aus. so Violent earth
quAkca are reported Al sulsaua aud
Paieua simultaneously With erun-
lions Of VuuYiua and Sfmmbeli.
which are throwing out euorn0sg
quantities Of lava. The vlllaKofs arc
fleeing la panic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30

In speaking Of the Alaskan trip
he said.
You see by the hotel labeis on
my baggaEe that have Travelled
over Europe. Egypt. India and sew
eral other countries, bat l have yet
to lind a trip TO eqnal In scenic
grandeur the Lynn canal run Pee
pie seem TO think that they have TO
30 20 a foreign country 10 see the
greatest sights. but fer my part I
prefer America 90 any Of them"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30
- ssIs-rst.r. 30 ~,

SO Is a6rsa Ia he valley. small
house
500 - acres EN- water trout 6 acres
cleared large orchard HuHar| barn.
chic hru house ana other buildings
81 so#=k afrHs. e. affea cleared good
orchard sr1nu frame house chick
81 houses RI head - cattle. = horses.
SHEEP hogs chickens and crop 80
With tHf place.
81 80 e. arfta. Ia acfss cleared. rs
acres under fence. balance % tim
bHr good draHm huHar barn. chick
eu house horse aHd wagon. ruw.
hogs. ChlfAeuH crop aud farming
RIETrENuREN & AHNELL.
kinney Hlnrh
HHr Columbia street Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30

FoufaAere chicken ranch. nsw hausn.
fsare ana oufbuiidiuEs running Nas
ter near Lake Warrington price
los. terms easy. EhHa L. Sheldon.
~ HaflsF MidE farsnno0s. =
CHEAP PLACE NJ husband IN dead
MI take fan. on terms II - douu
I'D 3 nff muntn. faf tlaek af. Goa
fafninK ie acres ~ HrW ssHturf house,
IN sod az unEr finn fHF rhie Aann ard
trrrtsa see Mr. WtiHaH. tnauifa
~ Atlantic eitg Store TaFs WASH
inM on 81 car tns. Come tasday. --f
FRNE COVER SMENr LAND
atassisada. aFasrt cia1mH Irrigated
lnnhs tia her lads faneass u al
eesefiptiQns -
nuafu : Times uNildiuEs
NEW PLAT EAST nftEMruS
ACRE TRACTS
Zine alder land uEire ffufu fH tn tsN
rsf acre win fine eufluE water.
trFfua 81 dHHu Had g ger meath.
Alaa some fiur NFeaBEF tracts NrrE
fhaau terms shHT.
y III NfsHoLa Is rianssf nidE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30

W@lldGs
GIl@@
Y alley

Aah ans commission muH on The
Street iu Seattle. aN HHt BE- thf best
fruit section iu Washington aud
90 NHt answer. The Wenatrhs' val
lrN# WHY Because the IS euutghre
valley fHtHrH The hert fruit
Aun IN tine Valley itHff there ia SOME
difference lu locality fHf instance.
Cashmere fnHafH - better apple ana
Meuutuhee rHi@s IL better peach
The upper Wfnafrhfo valley ftstrH
che finest Favored apple on tie ~
cIfH Coast Apples Ht l.faN rHMaf ~
tho home of 'eAHrADE or
atfAHUH have the distinctive fia
sDr VI the old New York frult Ap=
Piles from sCAHeAuE oHgtiAtph
vii command the highest price bE
HIi mfaus yet uHHFHHHlHu ~ ffH.f
boz .tABHAbE aieliAftba pee -
into apples and In fIKr yeats taH fHH
BE- independent ana happy for ne
atAHcAuH DHeItAHuH' D. hstua
fiful H1 acres fu The NrHatt HrF
Valley one mile from t.ra fNaf it.
~ the Great huffhefu railroad. me
irrigation canal has Just been saui
ulrtsd. and water iH fuHHlHE thrlHFh
the entire dItrh an become sfz
Unused whom they see 'eAHt ADJ
UttgiiAUUH The surface. soil Do
flEntlHH System ana n.Hurft are uu-
surpassed iIte aud teHsHcfe tHHtH
sire uHH on sale with ptfpftu1I
water rislan at reasonable prl# 70.
on easy terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30

TIA
TWO lots on nth Ave just north Of
Madison street. sewer. water. etc.
IN and paid for
fHn
Vacant lot on Queen Anne fIih fine
view. STREETS gruded. cement walk.
and water.
81 enc
Double lot fQNa1 uu corner ~ Fair
view and Harrison. small house. but
valuable lot
ftAMflI EToN q OLSEN.
aga Ne rian Hlda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30

A ErHt HuAS HOME
80 a. HtfHa excellent laHH. nearly
HH cleared HH1 iu garden small
buildings and we'll corner GulHfs
ruate ard direct drive TO ctty waik
ina distance ~ car
CffAHiEH g. ADAMS.
HH fHImHu HidH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30
Star Want Ad. Agencies

Star want AZ. Agencies
Want ad. office. Hsslsy's orus
store Second and Pike. Phones.
sun.s. $685. Ind. iis1
Q
c. ~ Lehndrsff. cigar store, sis
Second Avenue
DuaL.r Drug store, 1913 First Ave
p. x. Mullen. S2i Ballard Ave ep'
hosts City Halt
Fremont prus Co. Ewing street
and Fremont Ave.
rhss. HARRIS. al psstefiies, Rsnten-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30

FREE CAMptNo SITES on Laks
Warrington Hsautifui groves. fine
boating ard fishing ZINE large
water front lots from - Co 80 each.
OF terms o. 8 down balance O. per
week TIFs-csnt fare bF buring
tfckefa from tIH conductor Take
NaHhifEtnn street ear % Atlantic
CliY Addition anG soc Griffin at
large nes store. O. call Rooms la
times block IT
CLOSE II farms sd acreage. SO uas
acre some Ina proved Selling ugL
Be- ths owner, Hlilmau. % ths ftmsa
tinCk today. IL
lave s hHd feanrra tracts for aufs
Fuud ground. close Ia Address Dc
care Star -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30

Chem House. lots fqa5 also =
house Z iatH tfih Terms on on Of
them - down. SO per month Close
81 on ear line city water etc See
guffiu at Atlantic city Store Take
Times Biz IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30

u e. PETERS OWNER
ff1 Alaska NidK
IIAUDLH EuHEN
Iafnf Representative. ItafrHWoffh=
wash II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30

RoRsNAN A. JOHNSON. Attorneys az
law Personal injury cases a spn-
claltN 30 Pacific hiaek Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30

a a. ANnERHoN and Associates.
trial lawyers and advisors notary
pnhtteH
Anderson law a Collection Co. guar
autet1- collections liens. probate
marine. personal injury and damage
cases
A A Anderson Abstract o. Title Es.
animation &C. reliable examiners
land office minlun protest contest
and appeal cases. Wills deeds mort
EanrH. contracts, etc. written
Ofhcs Ht uhlfd flaof1 Arcade BIDS .
seattle Wash Telephone. Ind -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30

c Sc FoUrH-I.awyeE ii Sullivan
Bldg Brief consultation tree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30

J. y RAIL- Lawyer
Consultation Free Moderate Fees
Iawa of Husband aud wife
SIC starr boyd RidK tia iat ave
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1905-01-13

When ChAirmAn Hanna, ot The Republi.
can STATE Cenual Coznnittee, made the open
charge thai the election Of Congressman In
the First Districs WA accomplished By glar.
ing frauds, Governor Warfield Instructed the
Secretary Of State 70 write 10 the election
supervisors 10 the several counties on The
Shore making inquiry concerning the mat
Ter. The reports from the boards are 10
and the Republican msmDers Of the boards
declare that the election WA fairly con-
Quoted. 10 Cecil county Mr.. Cameron, the
Republican member, writes . personal letter
in which be states that fewer ballots were
thrown DOT than ever before.
This report gives Mr.. JAckson's contest .
black eye. and shows how absurd the claim
OF fraud Is when even the Republican cleo
ton supervisors not only concur With the
Democratic members in reporting the cleo.
ton A. fairly conducted bot go 10 far % 70
make individual statements 70 the effect.
Ia view Of this Official Republican eyi.
dence Chairman HannA's charges are show q
70 be false and Mr.. Jsckson's contest based
on air. That there was fraud ct the polls
by reason OF bribery Is well known and
that additional fraud is contemplated 10 the
effort To deprive Mr.. Smith OF his seat Is also
conspicuous .-Cecl Den0cndt
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1905-01-13
LIFE INSURANCE.

Wllllsnson's Sarsaparilla, the best msdl.
cine ~ TIE world 10 parity The blood. FOR
sAls only At Wilson's Drug Store,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1905-01-13
Eczema and Pile Cure

EREE. Knowing what it was to
suffer, ] will give FREE OF CHARGE. 10
any AFFLICTED, positive cure for Eczema, Salt
kheum, Erysipelas Piles aud skin diseases
lnstanl relief DOn'tsudei loaser. Write y
". WILLIAMS, 400 Manhattan Avenue.
New York. fmAr 1.lv
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1905-01-13
MARYLAND ELECTORAL VOTE.

The members Of the Electoral College Of
the State Of Maryland met at Annapolis on
Monday, in the Senate Chamber, and cast
the vote for President and Vice President
Of the United States. The total number OF
votes cast were eight, one being for Theodore
Roosevelt for President Of the United States
and seven votes being cast for Judge Alton
B. Parker, Of the State Of New York.
The same number OF votes were cast for
Charles w. Fairbanks, Republican, Of In.
diana, and Henry @. Davis, Democrat, oil
West Virginia, for Vice President.
The Electors present were ex Gov. z. z.
Jackson, ex Gov. Frank Brown, John z.
George, t. Herbert Shriver, james King,
Ferdinand Williams and Samuel A. Mudd
Democrats, and Charles ]. Bonaparte, Re
publican.
The college was organized promptly q
II O'Clock BY the election Of ex Gov Z z
Jackson a. president Justice John n. D.
Wis, Of Annapolis, wa called upon 70 ID
minister the oath Of Office TO The Election
prescribed BY The Constitution. Judge DA
Wis il AZ old hand 1t this basiness, having
been present al the various neeSings Of th'
Electoral Collage 10 this state since 1857.
Governor Jackson thanked the member
OF the college for having hoDorsd him viii
The Office Of pfeaiaeui d tie body. 7. Her.
hspFt EhFfwar nornfc.s.4 n. l.. W a..
as secretary.
Mr.. George introduced . rssoiusion sat
Ing thai $500 had beea sppsopriAssd 70 DE-
fray the expenssz q The nse<ing. OF thh
amount $50 uss pAid 70 each u The Eiscs
on; $50 70 Mr.. BovernAn snd tz5 70 Sec
Rotary Owens, and he rsnAiring Ss5 Va
divided between Mr.. SallivAn And Jussic
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