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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-12

Diego 20 qued6 espantado bai6 el arma-y msmo
trocedf deamparsndo Grsgors 81 YER aqusos oios M
oir aquslla frase.
La astuta mujer compend6 momento hasta que puno
sondsar negro fondo de esncenea aprssur6 dscr
humildemante:
-PreRero confssar Ia vsrdad -. Yo quero que
ts Dios Mol Psro iremos Terrei6n ino sierto
ReusrdA que has Nos rsmo mi mads sjoa de
esos amigos tuyos tanto msdo seemos fell
css muy felises...
Diego ofa. Bra indudabls que ssgua vsndo la
conque Grsqoa habfa dcho sque fase squvalsns
exsitaei6n al suiodio...
Crss6 puss d de ella iugando todo TODD.
tsmerdad que solo posesn los dsbes acsrc6 Diego
10 rode6 brszos sonendo de sahosa di
sisndols cas al dido:
-lngtol tNo sonocas que todo nj srimsn consiste On
que Il mil mo hista s airs
torbai mo sue s he msntido -iy qu6n
no ha msndo muchiha sdo porque tsn ceos dc tn amd
haca Fabikn9 sNs ssnscss que to idolatro9
Diego SO sstrsmec6 convuvamsnte sin mirar mujer.
lCallsl sxslam6 entoncel 81 en- tone de qusn dsra No
ntsrumpas De modo de modo Tabikn inosensf
Isl. rsspond6 Grsgoria. Pero sambio, 70 soy to
nuier tQuS digo to muisr f 70 mucho mas tLo
habas olvidado 81 amsn,Earne essa pistoa
T. acerckndose oido ahad6 piabras per-
cbf pero que advine en- 81 aeto.
Diego a miro entonces anz6 an hsndo largo suapro.
balbucs6 manssmente:
No sig.s No ,cabes de m.tsrnel D.masisdo
prssente 10 tsDgo =. Por Ate perdono Toma Vete tu
crarto. No puefo mas
Y alf dicendo, e alrg6 Ia pstOla atc mbe lupgo
Ave de Ia puerta de e,oaera hmo vlendo Gre
goro movf Ia c6 pAsando te nua enfquesda
por los neQros cabsllos de IL calumniadora..
Eita nsd6 sin mrarms saI6 del aposento con frne
paso despues de dear sobre h Ell arma an
pu6lba 90 marido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-12
Ell EsCANDA1O

r-Cabalero 49,, articul6 Gregoria sin mirar Dsgo
dgSndose mi tel fiadad que parec6 sbido
de cuebr No ha vendo ustsd proeso dssirle mi
marao Qne mas2 Pues dele ustsd e de gusto Tra
Diegol Aqu{ teDes s pscho de tu esposa Herelo "a
que 10 desssn tus amigosl
De rodilas sefors =. prosgui6 intmdkndole Diego
sin dear do apunarle susndo 10 haba tro Solo 10 verdad
pusde desrmar mi bazo "a be ustsd que estoy loco "a
sbes del condsnado soy do matsrs msta
MEL. Confess. puss IT, Ls2aro Mira que tambi6n
soy capss de mAtarte II
-Puss eit6s loco deca entire tsnto Gregoria mi
vive Ndsva mi madre Ella defenders mundo!
II Confesa
E. cue tambien puedo qaearms los trbunales, pre-
sentsr demAnda de dvorco
Con6ssa |, rsp6 Diego, ogrando ccgerl de IN br,zo
y arrimkndos pittels ID frents
La pobre Msjer di6 IN alarido.
M has lsstimado =. babuce6.
Yo arranque otra Gregoria de del furieso y
amparkndoa mi cusrpoen nto que ella Gurrucba
rinc6n-sxcame:
Sehors, tens u,tsd mientras Queds soplo de
vida ~ td. Dege. susta que debiste
far contra mujsr Grsgors eonr ahora mamo dis
CupAbls flla sonseendo de hscero as pondk rmns
ssta brbra eAr6 desao cruel de todas
TN grave m.t morir-y devolver6 ID saud Ia
dicha..
-QdS csn6ese. y a perdono ell actol =, sgreg6
Diego con h ofAnt sencex propa de compcado ear6csr
uecon6tse irOmos Torrei6n Paris ella dssea
b. vsan los medioos Qle Olga IL verdad, yo
agrsdecs de car6o que IL nduio dtsr
de hombre quen supon pegtoo nuetrs fslc1sd
De todos modos niena h.s logrado tn obto; F
bikH Conds Diego Diego voversn e.t vida b..
Conhesa Lues GregorA. Conf.sal Mira cue, de 10
tars QuedarE rsmedo qua svsntarme de los
sesosl
-Ca No t6 bcmbrs de tantos brios / resrondi6
Gegor desde rnc6n sgusndo curodad inferna
boca de pistols que Diego apcaba aquel nstans
"a garganta, ora una de 81 Lenes,.,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-12
N0TJCLAS DEL DJA

anunciarA dentro dc pocos dias Ia
subasta de tres trsmos, de trsinta y
cuatro y sitts metros, respectivamen-
te, para el pusnte de Carolina,
FL Comisionado Elliot orden6
que el peonajs que trabaja en- Ia cons
trucci6n dc la carretera do Humacao
Yabucoa, sea sumentado a 60 hom-
bres, fin de terminar dicha obra on
el mes pr6ximo.
Ell sarampi6n aumenta en- esta
ciudad dc m do alarnante.
No pasa un dfasin que 80 registrer
casos de ssta enfermsdad en- 10 oncina
dc 10 Junts loca, sanitaris.
-Las obras dol Hospital de mu
isres de la Gale de San Sebastian
10 hxn paralixsdo por heberse agotadc
el presupuesto. Sc necesitan 500 do
liars para que quede terminsdo ell edi
ficio.
e Depurativo Ruso Makharoff
touifiea los Org .nos digestivos, con
forta el sistema nervioso y el muscu
lar, llevando Ia salud q todo el rga
nismo.
-Hemos rscibldo Gel Ideal Cato
lico, que como de costumbre viene
nutrido de ssna y nutrida eolabora
ci6n sobre cuestiones de actualidad.
La ofcina local de Sanidad gi
rara una vista de inspection q lai
fondas y ref ftaurants de ests ciudad
y los caserfos do Santlres y Puerts
de TERRA.
Ell Department. de instructor
aprob6 81 presupuesto de la .Junta o.
collar dc Gar Juan, Goa ligsras modi
6caciones.
En- el pr6ximo vapor embarcara
para Estados Unidos e joven don Ra.
mon Reyes Morales, hijo de nuestrc
amigo senior Reyes Pefa. Deseamos
a dicho joven un feliz visje.
-Cuando la alineaci6n en- una
mfqu'na de escriblr 30 obtiene por
medic de aberturas en- que encaja ar
las palaneas de los tipos, hay contac
to metdlico, y por consiguiente desgaste
y rlido La alireaci6n perfecta de la
20 ivers, sin trieci6n de ningdu geoe-
70 es una de sus especialidades.
PARA ourar un resfriado en- ur
un dla tome las <Pastillas laxantes dc
bromo-quinina., Ell boticario le de-
frma de E. +. Grove Sc halla en- cada
cajita.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-12

tsontm~acsdn d IA Ddgina 5q)
casa cargo de la liquidaci6n de la ex-
tingsids cont nuando en- sus mismos
nsgocios.
En- ell Quartet de la policia insu-
lar % recibieron esta mafiana varios
telegramas sobre jugadas que fueron
sorprendidas en- los pueblos de Ma
guabo y Yabucoa.
p, rel Departamento del Conso-
lidado Sc toman grandes precauciones
. I'm de que Sc cumplan las ordenan-
zas sanitarits en- las casas en- que
existen casos de difteria y sarampi6n.
Nos comunica ell sefior Reyes
Pena que muy propto quedarA organi'
xsdo el servicio de carros mortuorios
sn San Juan y Santurce.
La subscription popular que Sc
abri6 para dicho fin asc!ende setenta
dollars.
Sc dice que el presidente de la
Junta sseolar don Ramon Falcon pre-
sent6 10 renuncia dc su puesto, fun.
dAndola en- motivos dc salud.
So dice que sera propuesto para
el cargo do presidsnts de 10 Junta es-
collar de San Juan don Manuel Ne
gr6n Flores.
Ell proyecto de organizar una
banda municipal su eIta siudad fue
aplsssdo para 81 am prtximo.
-Por el depsrts mento del Interior
se pidih al Ayuntamisnto de San Juan
Ia tasaei5n de 10 ckrcel mu nicipal dc
Pus-,a do TERRA, con el in de com
prnrlA dicho departamsnto.
El AyuntAmisnto por para Ia vsn-
to de dich, ckrcel 100.0 900 dollars.
La s;rcsl modelo que 10 esta
eonstruysndo en- Arecibo costara 35.O 900
dollars y serk uno dc los edihcios me-
iores dc 10 isla.
-El Depurativo Ruso Makharoff,
no eontiene mercurio, por ESQ no en-
negreee los dientes, nj provo,a sail.
vaci6n persinsz, nj tras perturbacio-
mes en- las funciones del est6mago.
HOTEL MAY FLOWER. Cristo
s. 16. San Juan, p. r "A una cua.
dra de los carros eleetricos princi-
pales edihcios del Gobiernc. Esplen-
dida vista q la bahia. Bsfios moder-
nos sanitarios. Hsbiiasiones freseas.
Exquisita somi6a pusrtorriquefa y
americana. Prscios moderados. -EMI-
Liza RAMIREZ, viuda de Masfsrrer.
Ell Departamento del Interior
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-12
EDICT0

En- la Corte de Distrito del Distrito
judicial de Humacao. Rstados
Unidos de Amerios. I'll Presiden-
to de los Estados Unidos. IS.
Jesds Hernandez. vs.. Carmen San.
tiago Jimensz. sobre divorcio.
A la demandada, Carmen Santiago il.
menez.
Citaci6n por Edicto.
Por la presente Sc 81 exige q u.s.
tedes para que comparezca en- el plsi.
to iniciado contra usted por el men
cionado demandante On q Corte de
Distrito del Dlstrito Juiic.a! de Hu-
m,cao, y que conteste Ia demanda
presentada en- dicha Cc rte, dentro do
disz dias sin contar el de Ia notifica-
ci6n 81 la citaci6n Sc hiciera flera de
dlcho Distrito pero en- la Isla de Pto
Rico y dentro de cuarenta dias d %
hiciera en- otra parte.
Ell ObjetO de esta accion es obte-
ner una sent,ncia que eonceda el d.
vorcio del matrimonio celebrado en-
tre las parties arriba relacionadas,
declarar roto ell vinculo matrimonial
con los demas pronunciamientos dol
caso, fundandose el actor On causa de
abandono p6r parte de Ia c6nyugue
por un tsrmino mayor de un afio.
Y por la presente 10 le previene
que 81 no compareciere contestara
dicha demanda dentro de los t6rminoa
leg ales que SO han determinado, el de-
m andante podra pedir que SO anote 10
rebsldia parando usted los perjui-
clos de derecho.
Dada bajo mi irma y sello de la
Corts en- Humacao q ocho de Julio de
mil novecientos clnco.
Enrique Rinc6n. Secretary Dis
| Ict Court.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-12

i'm de ls C.rcel del Distrito de Are.
cibo, % admitirAn en- esta Ofcina has
to las 10 q. m. del dia 20 de Agosto de
1905 en- que 10 abriran pdblicamente.
El presupuesto de las obras ascien.
de & s34, $500.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc ds'
ran On esta ofclna donde sc sncuentrar
de m anifesto todos los docdmentos que
han de regir en- la contrata podran
recoger los licitadores los modslos de
proposiciones que han de presentar.
Copias On azul de los pianos Sc encon.
trarln tambi6n de manifesto en- las
ofcinas de Ia Policfa Insular on Are
cibo.
Sc remitiran q los licitadores CO.
plas en- azul de los pianos de la obra
medi ante un dep6sito de ($25.00). Vein
to cipco dollars, cuya cantidad sera
reintegrada 4 los licitadores al devol-
vsr dichos pianos . esta O6cina.
La Administrator Sc reserva el
derecho dc rechazar cualquiera to.
das los proposiciones.
~. JIMENEZ,
Superintenden ents de Obras P6blicas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-12
Ia Catalina
SNV T0tVVISVU %,
Gran rebaja de precios en- bene6cio del p1bIco.

Ell que suscribe pone en- conoci-
misnto de sus numerosos parroquia-
NOS, que desde esta fecha, y en- mi se-
gando comedor, los precios estarAn
en- relaci6n con 10 situaci6n actual:
Un blstek. II ctvs. Una tsrnera en-
panada, 10 ctvs. Un arroz con GALL.
ma, 10 ctvs. Un caldo gallego, 10 ctvs
Un bacalao & 10 vizcaina, 10 ctvs. Una
sopa con carne, 3 ctvs. Una sopa de
gallina, 8 ctvs. Una mixta, 8 ctvs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-12

y asi suce vamente todos los denAs
platos.
Tambisn % hasen abonos para
fanilias prscios linitados, Sstos oon
quincenas adelantadas.
Un cubisrto do II &1 J de s 81 On
el Restaurant, 80 ctvs.
Los jusvss y domingos % hacs un
selecto caldo gallsgo, y los slbados
pasteles y allaeas con polio.
JUANG AROIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-12
LOS PIANOS que han sobresa

LOS PIANOS que han sobresa
lido en- estos dltimos cinco amos y por
esta raz6n los recomendados por los
profesores de mdsica de mas prestigio
On la isla, son los de la ftbrica Kohlsr
l. Campbell, de New York, de Ia cual
o. agente en- San Juan A. s. Belaval,
Apartado 81, y 4 quien puede usted
dirigirse para meiores informes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-12
0,AND|N0y(a
SOCIEDAD PROFESSIONAL.
OesInfecciones '
emba|sanamientos,

Para la desinfeccion de ca
sas, carruajes, &, &, deslnfec.
ci6n, preparation y embalsa
mamiento de cadaveres por
todo el tempo que Sc desee,
dirijase aviso a la calle de San
Jose numero 6 altos, derecha.
Sc garantlzan los trabajos.
Prontitud y economic. P.
0. N. 804, San Juan de Puer-
to Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-12
ANUNCIO

Depsrtamento del Interior. Boreau de
Obras P1blicas. Ofcina del Supe-
rintenisnte de Obras Publicas.
San Juan, P. R., Julio 10 1905.
Proposiclones eu pliegos csrra-
dos para Ia adjudic;ci6n en- publ.
ca subasta de las obras do ccnstruc.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-10-28
Republican Hypocrisy.

To vote the ballot as now made up under
the law-the law drafted by the Reform
League aud passed by Democratic Senate
and Republican House of Delegates in
lS96-some degree of intelligence is required
by voters That law removed party embems
and required the names of candidates TO be
printed in alphabetical order. After the
name of each candidate is printed the name of
the party to which he belongs. Therefore, in
order TO vote for the candidates be desires a
voter must be able to read the names upon the
ballots or the party designation.
There was no objection from Republicans
TO the law. because it would prevent foreign
born citizen. unable to read English, from
voting. The foreign voters IN Maryland have
usually voted with the Democrats. The hearts
of the Republicans bled for the negre-there
was no care for the foreigner. They are
concerned for the foreigner now, only 10
scare him into the mistaken beliefthai he will
be unable TO vote il the amendment IS adopted
and get them To vote against it-Hot TO pre-.
serve the voting privilege TO the foreigner,
bia to sdre the ballot % The negro.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-10-28
Poll the Full Democratic Vote

Democrats, do not forget that
Election day is near at hand
one week only from next Tues
day.
Candidates on the ticket,
members of the County Central
Committee and all Democratic
workers should put in the in
tervening time in efforts to get
out the full Democratic vote.
With the full Democratic
vote polled the whole ticket
will be elected and a good ma
.jority rolled up for the amend
ment.
The election is the most i'm
portant since 1867, and no
Democrat should fail to vote.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-10-28
How to Mark Your Ballot.

The Supervisors of Election publish in the
ADVOCATE today the list official nominations
very similar in form 10 the official ballot TO be
used on election day.
The names of nominees are printed alpha
beticaly, with the name of the party to which
each belongs, and square in which to place
* } cross mark.
Voters must place a cross mark Ky after
the rame of every candidate for whom he
wishes to vote, just as they did two, four and
six years ago.
Where the ballot says vote for one, do not
make "a { X cross mark after more than one
name, otherwise the vote will not be counted.
Where it says vote for four, as in the case of
nominees for the House of Delegates, vote
for but four. If you mark after the names of
more than four, none will be counted.
As to the amendments, which will appear on
the ballot. Chapter 90, Is the one referring to
the voting privilege. The other authorizes
the State to make appropriations TO aid public
roads. Voters should make a cross mark op
posite "For the Amendment in each case.
In marking ballots use the pencil found in
the voting booth. If You use any other pencil
or a pen the ballot will not be counted.
Be careful 10 make your cross mark wholly
within the square aud do not bear too hard on
| the pencil
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-10-28
Let White Men Consider.

There are about So, 900 registered negro
voters in Maryland The presence Of this
large body of negroes means the practical dis
franchisement of 81, 900 phite Democrats.
On election day it takes the votes of $1,000
Democrats to offset the votes of 55, 900 negroes
The votes Of these Democrats practically
count for nothing, because they simply offset
So. 600 negro votes that represent nothing but
ignorance and prejudice.
The negro stands for nothing in the body
polite. He stands for no principle, no poll
CIV. He neither cares for tax rates nor public
debts, for he pays little or no taxes. He
cares nothing for the personnel Of nominees
or for what they stand.
The negroes representing nothing and stand
ing for nothing, why should they be retained
on the registration books? Their presence,
to some extent, binders fair and full consider
alton of principles in the effort of one party to
overcome them and the effort of the other to
get them to the polls.
They are a degradation 10 politics and a
menace to a fair expression Of public senti-
ment The Republicans have to spend money
on them aud cajole them. The Democrats
have TO devise plans TO keep them away from
the polls.
With the negro eliminated a mass Of ignor-
ance and prejudice will be cast out. to the
benefit of the white race aud to the interes, OF
the State. There will be cleaner politics aud
a more deliberate discussion aud considers.
ton of public affairs.
ADOPT the amendment aud horde Of ig-
norant negroes will be cut of from voting,
and white men will be eniranchised in the
exact proportion that the negroes are cat oni.
The registered vote Of Maryland Is abou,
2S5, 900 white men ard 81, 900 negroes total
of 290, 900. OF the white men So 900 must go
against an equal number of negroes. a prac
teal elimination of 10000 votes that count
for nothing. leaving policies aud principles TO
be determined by the remaining ls0, 900 white
voters. Of these $50. coo white voters any
number above 10000 constitute a majority.
and this majority controls the public affairs
of the State.
Therefore, less than oae-third of the voters
control the State.
Eliminate the negro by voting for the fran
chise amendment With the negro out Of
politics the Republican party will be reorgan-
lied on a higher plane with = higher standard
of leadership, aud no matter which party wins
there will be white supremacy. So long AS
the Republican party IS weighted with $1,000
negro voters it cannot rise, and The leaders
will continue To be class OF white men will
ing to afiliate politically With the nrgro vote
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-10-28
OTICE TO HOTEL KEEPERS
~ AND ALL OTHERS WHO
DEAL IN LIQUORS,

fer BE- information ~ ali I--f~asss concern
- the faila~iHe Act aflb, l-~x.s a,larr, PASSED
Mach g, l-i,j. is psblr.bal
CHAPTER l3l
AN ACT Prohibiting ihc S.., ~ ~pui2uu,
~ frrar sird li4aars sn ibr s-yrra! cnua
nes ~ she State th~ LAY .sl election
S~r O. a. u enacted ~ the Grurral A.
as-luhsy ai Maryland. That Z shall utH b~ las
Sol io, she Keeper 81 auy hsg~i. tavern. store.
drinking rsisb,lshu.snf. aF any other place
~hvTv aguars are sold. ar TOR sny rersun or
,ss.r.u,ls ilrrrtiy .nIsr~cs}y. ga =gii. barter
FsFe oE dssI-psr nl zaF sEsrsfuoa~ or irrurn1ei
l54aar., air, t~yr ur 5ufox zeztInE durks OF
aay k,nd of: The DAYS at election h-rrAhrr %
tr held boz lh~ several counties &c the State.
Srr. . tui b. q enacted. That any per
ssst violating To- pruyssion> 81 'hss Act shall
g. 10 be ,u indictment b. the Grand Jury ct
ID. county ~hrf~ the vieEc~ committed,
and shall. apuu copSIvgs0u before any Judge
at am ni ih- Gsrcuil Courts II this state. BE-
turd a .um r", j,-ys Iban diiy dollars nor more
than nus handssd dollars Tor each and every
aaensv--0nr bait The tine shall be paid TO the
it,inrslyr the other half 20 ihe County Com
missioner, for be Use af pabisc roAis.
WILLIAM II. WILSON,
ocl ~ tr ShrEiF IT Carroll county.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-10-28
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE
4 =-- or --
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

BY virtue OF an order of the Orphans Court
Of Carroll county. the Undersigned admins.
traitors of Susan Williams. deceased, will offer
at public sale, at the late residence of the de %
ceased on or near the Washington Road. in
Carroll county, Maryland, about miles from
Westminster. and adjoining the lands of Mary
= Hook, Grove j. Shipley and George W
Caple, now occupied by Mary +. Williams, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1905,
At u O'Clock, noon, the following personal
property
! bay mare, cows, bull, heifer, black
SOW. 8 shoais lot of oats, lot of hay. lot of
corn. potatoes. / Deering binder, buggy,
sleigh, Oliver chilled pillow. l corn planter.
forks, shovels, two horse wagon and bed.
hay carriage. horse rake, threshing machine.
spring wagon aud pole, grain drill, | shovel
pillow, ! corn drag. harrow, gears, breech
bands, brides, collars, lines, wagon saddle,
fly nets, buggy harness, l grain cradle, iron
kettle, fence wire, corn shelter and various
other farming utensils; household and kitchen
furniture too numerous to mention, including
beds and bedding, cooking stove, bureau, etc.
Terms of Sale as prescribed by the Court
All sums under S., cash on day of sale, and on
all sums of S. and over a credit of six months
will be given on the notes of the purchaser or
purchasers, with approved security, bearing
interest from the day of sale. No property to
be removed until settled for.
EPHRIAM WILLIAMS,
MARY f. WILLIAMS,
Administrators of Susan Williams, deceased.
Bond Il Parke, Attorneys.
octl4 st Levi L. Frizell, Auct,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-10-28
Tho Reckless Rayner.

As a specimen of Mr.. Rayner's exiravagant
assertion in his letter last week, read the fol-
lowing
"Question after question can be asked upon
the Con stituion that il would be impossible
for any member of the bar or for any Judge
upon the bench satisfactorily TO answer.
Ifthat we're true the members OF the bar
should take up the study of the Constitutions
and it would be useless to invoke the Corsti-
tuition in behalf of ones rights, for no judge
might be able to interpret it.
Mr. Rayner's pen simply ran away with him.
Just as his tongue does in his public utterances.
And here is another exiravagant assertion:
according to the police census there are
over lis, 900 white voters IN the city OF Baih-
more today, and fully 40, 900 of them are either
naluralized foreigners or their descendants
Just think of that statement In every 100
white voters 81 are foreigners or their de-
scendants. Then, again, Mr.. Rayner saws
that fully 10000 OF them will be DISTINGUISHED
if the amendment Is adopted This is not
even guess-work, it is simply reckless aSser-
ton, and Mr.. Rayner did not care il it was
not true. Such statement served his purpose
its truth was not matter of importance.
Again, Mr. Rayner speaks of persons being
examined upon the Constitution by perhaps
some "unconvicted, felon in a registrars box. y
Nothing was heard from Mr.. Rayner about
''unconvicted' felons as registrars Of voters
when he was elected to the Maryland Senate
and thrice to Congress. Registrars were all
high toned, honorable men then. They were
all right two years ago, when Legislature
was chosen that elected him to the United
States Senate.
Mr.. Rayner was speaking to gain the ap
pIause of Independents, who invariably vote
the Republican ticket, of the foreign born
citizens and their descendants, of Bonaparte
and his machine Republicans, aud OF the me-
groes. He magins he IS to be great leader OF
the people, aud that when he again comes mp
for further bonors enough Independents, he
nublieans. negroes and foreigners will rally to
his standard to carry him along trump hanliy'
If he has not already selected name Tor ms
new party, we would suggest he call 1t "lhe
Rayner Carnival of Nations.
Rayner has purpose in everything he
does-something for Rayner. bis STAND
against the amen dment is intended also 10
catch BonaparIe and Roosevelt, and thus have
a good standing with the Republican Admin
istration at Washington. And what trio mat
would make-three political uncertainties
three political ego lists; three political cranks'
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-10-28

Ia the Circuit Cnari Cor Carroll County.
H. the matter al the trust estate q, Asha a.
Rab, aud Anuie &. kaby, hFs ~'ir. h"'nas
A. Murrav. Francis Neal Parks aud ho{
". Steele Trustees, ~. John II. kai'y AMI
Auoic &. Rudy. his ~iie.
Ordered. this 26lh day oi October, 4 H.
1895, bv the Circui Court inr Carroll County.
sitting ~ Court of Equity, that the sales OF
the property mentioned 90 these pFoerrd'uES'
made and reported by Thomas 4. Murray.
frances Meal Pafke sud Gay ". STEELE
Trustees. be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause "a the contrary thereof b. shown On of
before the 9Th day OF November, next; PRO.
yided copy of this order be inserted IN SOME
urwspnprr published IN Carroll county once
in each Of three successive weeks before the
10Th day OF November, next.
The report states the amount al sales Of
real estate TO be 81. jOO.OO. and amount OF
personal estate SlO35. Is.
DAVID p. SMEl.SER, Clerk.
True Copy.-Test:
oc,2s 81 Dawn p SNEI-ssE. Clerk.