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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-01-21
News of the Week.

In 1877 coal mines in Germany there are
over 10000 miners on strike.
In Utica, N. Y, on Monday, there was q
$500 O0 fire in its business section.
In Chicago, at the close of business on Jan
uary II, the date of the official call, IN the q
State and IA National banks there was on de-
post S602, 000, 900.
| January IA three of the largest cigar factor
! les in Red Lion, Pa, were burned, causing &
! loss of SIS, 600. The factories were owned by
! Henry Fout Lawrence Adair and Max kalish
The city council of Waycross, Georgia, ha.
! increased the license of saloons from Sl5,O0I
| TO $50, 900 per annum. The city has only
G000 population.
! At Indianapolis Indiana, the national con
| yention of anthracite and btumlnous miners
met They have a fund of SI,0o0,0JO to be
/ used in sustaining strike to be inaugurated
next spring.
William T. Mason. lawyer, and his tami,
/ w.. consisting of wife and two children, Ellen
I four year, old. aud Marion, six months. with
"a servant, Annie Wells lost their lives IN a
fire which partially destroyed the brown.Stone
dwelling occupied by them at 1873 West lSoth
street. New York city. early last Sunday
morning.
''Gessler Ru-seau' confessed IN New York
lhal it was he WAC tried to blow mp the Statue
of Frederick the Great, IN Washington. and
also that he had sent the Trunk containing the
Internal machine to be placed on the Cnnard
Line steamer Cmbria.
The man who was killed while attempting
20 force au entrance into the home OF the
Lance urrhar~. near Monaco, Pa. has been
Identified as Arthur :. Harris. OF Midway. Pa.
young man who had borne "a spoi!eSS Tcpu-
laluu.
While Mis- .. !. Townsend, Of Anderson.
Ind. was making up d folding bed on Monday
the bed closed, catching her between tie
rails OF the bed, breaking ner neck aud killing
her instantly.
lee was broken o1 The Ea>, Camden. n. J..
shore, January -. SO that three women might
he baptized. Each shugAsd the waller
closed over her, sud even spectators 90 The
banks uttered greatly from the cold.
District Attorney Jerome. ct New NosA
ely, has closed all ,he gambling resorts there
and the dealers. capptrs, etc, bave leti for
other places. Mr.. jerome has announced that
he Will DO, ty candidate tor mayor uu ANY
ticket.
Iacenilaries are burning barns IA pe,a
ware county. Pa. I.sst Saturday the mode,
b4ru on ne dairy farm of George Wood al
WENa was burned. The - emT.Oye> dad laeir
utmost jn save the buildings aud contents.
All Doe fixture, aud - uEi Of Toe 30 Csvs
we're burned. The WsHa Dairy Farm IS
noted. aud frequently parties of distinguished
person, came long distances ta inspect 90.
b=arEr Wood. lHs owner. is Fcry wealthy; =
hobby !, hue COWS lis mogo A. a DAIRY
farmer 3, absolute cleanliness ard system
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Cold Weather Ia West aud South

Csucsal January l--zrra ucaiEsr- eEIr-ty 3D.
day frasa ths extreme Na-tazcs Ga pkaaAazaz. fH
=. FaEl Is Was u bciow aera. Ec--s- -rIes.el 3
lckscvs bc.au a1i ngago Cisy. Iasz. d t=saa 80
Liucolu. NEBRASKA 8, uss b. below ln lal-aEa .i
Was lG above sero bout tre mereur1 be s-.srg s.esl
l,y szi temperature 81 b aglaa e E-gi.rs .r TO-
uiEht 10 tac Northwest tae us-rarg ssHes- f-va
l. 20 - degrees tcilv EsFo
FuETlANp. OEEsgS JauuzTy ll..-Thr 81 s1 snau-
storm that hAs ocrarsri Heae t5F tra gtz-s sa enc
which bsIs fair he the hcsYcF re- sryTrsl yrs-y
prevails in this city EnI shFulsaaas Nasin@cssesa
Oregoa and Southwestern Washington. tsa1I an
iach % snow has fallen las starra "a accompanies
by high ulud
OMAHA. SEaEAsEA JsuasFy lE-At Saftask. Ne,
hrNskA a desrecs uc.o zero IS r,peFrrs iatay the
oosiesl veAIhe5 .u mat sic3aIty s5s zay yS4Ts d.
this city tc th.rsnusDrfcv Registered H. a~.uu
MoBiLE ALABAMA. jaauzATy it--rlc sErtas veg.
etNhle crop FcceiYci syvfe srih4ck asJ n.rhL gae
temperature going 10 q atovr zero. Tne damaged
area surrounding No}iie covers lapsr Than $40
acres and The monetary loss wgH be- naFy tizAa 1.
GO
JAcxsoSyILlr. FLoEIDA. January lt-S1 serlaus
loss 10 the fruit and vegetable crop hs hea report
el from any par. Of FlosidA The ioSrsi lezaPrsA-
iure during the - hours euitd this incoming was
~ A. Tampa and s. At jacksonville.
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Business Locals

RAW BOX. RAW BOX. RAW BoN
The Finest Favored and the Best Oysters
at the Raw Box of The Westminster Harry
Z. Crout, Proprietor.
Those who have tried Parker Rye, real
Maryland Whiskey, have discovered that it is
far superior TO the ordinary brands. 1t is
recommended by the medical fraternity. and
its sale is constantly growing.
SALE BILLS. SALE BILLS.
Best Type Paper And lux Are Used In
Printing Sale Bills AT This Office. Prices As
Low As First Class Material And Workman,
ship viii Justify. Examine Specimens AT
Nearly Every Store, Mil Or Shop In The
County.
Chipchase Brothers, Commission Mer-
chants, pa S. Charles St.. Baltimore, have a
card in this issue to the farmers of Carroll.
They have been dealing with the farmers OF
Carroll for nearly 30 years and have handled
the bulk of the capons shipped from this
county. They solicit consignments of eapons,
chickens, dressed hogs, calves, &c.
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Another Colorado Plot.

DENyER. Cot, January l5.--petectyes working
for the Democratic organization tonight claim q
have unearthed the bodesJ conspiracy ia Coloradot
entire chapter Of troubles Within fortyeghg hour.
they promise TO have under arrest four men who
stuffed the balIo: boxes since the election. one Is
a wealthy Republican. Another is former city
detective. The third is employed In the City Il
ceuse Department The fourth owns a printing e.
adjustment where the bogus onIlotS were printed
The fifth Jerry winters is fugitive.
all the ballot boxes opened show fraud. To,
Democratic handwriting expert has made affidavit
that 1909 bogus ballots were written BY one man
From November 9 to II the boxes were all uude
guard OF three men. ali Republicans This was on
the order Of Judge Benjamin Lindsay, Democrat
1t was during these days that the Democrats claim
the stuiing was done.
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Information in a Nutshell.

The 1905 World Almanac and Encyclopedia gives
the census of the dead as well the living.
It tells how great wealth is concentrated in few
and who these multi -millionaires are.
Ify you make contract it will pass upon its legal
ity.
Your notes and cheeks viii be in proper form if
you consult il.
1t is an authority on sporting records
1t will tell you how, where and why money was
thrown away in 1904.
The New York Subway is fully described.
This fund of information for % cents Of any news
agent or mailed to any address IS cents per copy.
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DIED

De- loving seu-mtrsucr af Wt.llsn Mlssr. vE
l-Far.s,l taa sasr Ihurisy gauasyg D.. gst ag-i 2
yrs-r e uaaihs AMI Say
uh father tHy gentle rasor Is aushc3
ThF aaTEn. tr1r heart Is s-la.
AaA go }hF pisss2ok lsaerfaa .ace
is svsE4as aeztl4 = co.l ct2.i
Thy hEr3s stv easg-sl paa thy D-rasI
So have tt.ssl tay lovely brow.
Aud }u ulE aE.siuE uoart kunw
We have ue tzsBe- Doa.
Dearest Eslnsf. shoa aAs tcfl as
Beur - .-sl l8 F-7scail. s.ambrE
80 lugc FAtG Viii yag cts3utr,
Fog Mes victory ygI fIcuget
ON " bat sorrow Hsls or hcHrfs
W6tl Yulg voice We bear - uust
Iu8red a hlaeFs care 5opArs
A. you eros tsc heavenly sGorr
Faruaslt then. dearest father
We viii rlryL rug ty zul bF
Father ihpa has len u. ant &c niss fhrr
sadly miss thee. hfhvT deaf
iH Nain sc llsiea fJJ EA fa.fsirl-.
SSH We arc thinking lhau arr Ugzr
ThausH cast A0en ac'-r aa; i1fsskra.
Though al .cird u5f asaue
thou GptsI give ans tla1 has taken.
blessed Lori Thy = 900 b. done.
a. az uACgHTEE -AsAH puEuEllA XIII ~
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-01-21

''Too many cooks spoils the broth. Thi.
is likely TO be verified in the matter Of Con
gress comforting power on the Interstate Com
meree Commission TO supervise and regulate
freight rates on interstate business. Sixteen
bills have already beea introduced into the
House with this purpose in view aud three
more are in course Of preparation. But six
weeks Of the session Of Congress remain.
From these must be deducted Sundays, aud
then the appropriation bills must he passed.
The father of each Of the nineteen freigh rate
bills thinks iiis own tie best, aud there comes
the rub. Nineteen statesmen, real and al
legged, seeking renown are liable to clash and
eanse dead lock
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-01-21
Many Perish In An Avalanche

CHRIsTIASIA, NORWAY, January I7-Fifty-nine
persons persisted as the result of an avalanche OF
rocks at Naesdal, north Of Bergen, sunday. mass
of rock was suddenly preeipitated into Loenvand
Lake from the neighboring hills, causing an i'm
mense wave 20 feet high, which swept the neigh
boring shores.
Houses. people and cattle were swept away by the
rush of water and it is known that SO persons per
ished Thus far only four bodies have been recov-
cred A great storm today stopped the relief work,
as the surrounding district is unable to send help.
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Misers Die Wealthy

UricA Y January ls-The only b.uH4rr hr
ever mAde cast "o.a man Ward ais if-- Tbs 3
the veriic. OF INC ueiRhbor q Jais5a Ward
who aaIkei d front OF train last week aut Was
killeS.
He lefi in cash sad securities s2-0.oo1, several
times the amount that hi. nearest relatives sup
POSED he possessed Ward started life without
capital and his salary, u is sAsi wss never more
than sd week. By frugal living which gave aim
the name Of uiiser. and careful investments be
made his fortune. he was Il years ola
BATAVIA. ILLrNOIs, January I5-Dauiei Nzlanz.
an eccentric old man who died 10 his huI on Ihs
hanks Of the Fox river Two moaths ago, and Who
Tor years had lived the charity Of Kind hearted
neighboTs, was possessed ef property valued AZ
S6o.Oo0
For years the old man lived alone, having bS his
extreme frugaiiiy driven his wife and son from
his home. His neiEhbots considered him q PSuper
and neither wife nor SOFA knew Of his wealth uutil
the fortune was revealed In the probate court
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impeachment of swayne.

The House Of Representatives OF Wednes.
day afternoon adopted all Of the twelve arti-
eles of impeachment against United States
Judge Swayne Of the Northern District CT Flo
rida, and authorized the Speaker TO select
seven managers to conduct the case before the
Senate, sitting as High Court Of Impeach
ment The vote was close, l65 20 100, some
members believing that nearly all Of the
United State Judges are guilty OF some Of the
charges against Swayne. Judge Swayue is a
carpet-bagger, and never took steps to gain a
residence in his district, until charges we're
preferred against bin.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-01-21

Gov. Montagu has given j. Samuel McCue
respite until February 10, in order 10 allow
his counsel to argue rehearing of the case
before the Court Of Appeals. McCue, who
was convicted oft the murder ofhis wife, at their
home at Charlottesville, Va, was to have been
hung yesterday. The Court Of Appeals de
MED writ of error in a decision last week,
and second review of the case is to be ar
gued The latest development in the case IS
a letter to Gov. Montagu by J. Clifton Har
ris, who has known McCue all his life and his
parents before him, who declares that MeCue is
unbalanced mentally and that both his parents
were similarly afflicted aud we're confined in
the Staun,on Insane Asylum. This is the most
plausible excuse for MeCue, for a man OF his
origin and opportunities must have been crazy
to have killed his wife.
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Thrown Into Hot Oven.

CoSsTANTINoPLE, January l6.-Word has reached
here of the massacre OF an entire family By Buga-
rians near Saloniks. The BulgarianS. who have
been operating near Exisu, not far from salonika
surrounded the home of Greek notable there and
took the whole family Captiyes.
They sought out bakers furnace and threw the
family into the almost white heat All were killed
instantly their remains being reduced to ashes.
The Greek patriarch has entered protest against
the contin uauce of such atrocities
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Hundreds Buried

iavaas JaaHsfy rs "A 4agasrb 'r1m 80. r-.srs.
Dasz -a.asts taar sa earthquake e. -hrsazsas. e
mH-z f,s.ERrtf ar Rake. IzsEtazgeas.s. barred
agaI-s-ts Of sersazs ls fae -s w. R.s.aEass a srs
loser pare 90 ghe ,ssu.
Toe place uas 2cn,siy paga.atr3 -etv..s ale Ae-
r..aa sf,eF sau rsr1h4a So sArre yra-s sE5 .sg
a1 aal-e houses sHa4ai 81 Ha.g tzers.
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Over $3,o00.O0O On Deposit In Carroll
Banks.
Installation Of orncers ana Banquet.

Westminster Council NJ. 4o5. q. q. l.,
~as visited Thursday evening. BIS State pass..
dent wn. NJ Dana. &C Baltimore. >a4rear
Representative. o. Texas, Baltimore county.
and Deputy Stale Chancellor J. tnuk Fat
tsrer, 81 Hagcrsiuwn, vho installed che e.trrra
for the ensuing year, 81 follows President,
Mic8Aei 4. Doyle wee president Afshae.
McCaHrey, orator, Thomas ON BauuGaEt
uef; secretary. Michael T. Walsh. treasurer.
y. II. BJamgsruer: mar.hai. Wa. 7. $50.
not. g1ard, q Piss jau.e. collector sEa
chance Tor, Jesse +. Chursl. The rrrve,snta,
ave ,c State rosuci. J, M,chs-i f. MASH
alternate. John $ S51Dyg. q Pm, Ia,t.r.
John 5 S5urct and William T. S.Haat arm
Trustees After the Installation aauqaei ga,
arir,.s5
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The Democratic Advocate.
WESTMINSTER, MD.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1905.
Slow Progress.

After long discussion of the Panama and
Nicaragua routes for a canal to connect the
Atlantic and Pacific oceans, and Congress de-
cided preference for the latter route; after
the appropriation of an immense sum for
preliminaries; after the purchase of the inter-
est of the French company that had squan-
dered large sums and swinded many investors
in an attempt to build across Panama; after
negotiations with Colombia and fomenting
the secession of the State of Panama, the
commission to investigate the character Of the
proposed connecting water way has reported
that it is undetermined whether a sea level
canal is the better plan or entirely feasible.
1t would be more costly, but would afford a
more rapid route No progress, in fact, has
been made toward the commencement of the
work, except the requirement of the right of
way. This was not done in way creditable
to this government, yet the accomplishment
was one ofthe boasts of the Roosevelt Admin
istration, and speedy construction of the
canal was held out as a reason why the Roose-
Welt party should be continued in power.
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WANTS

A Young man bs.Nesu : : sad - yrars o.d %
learn biac.>miih.ug. Call or address SAuge.
Munroe. Gamher. Nd. 5t
10 men Ia each state 10 travel, lack s.gus
aud distribute samples aud circulars OF our
goods Salary 500 per month. SS-O0 per
day tor expenses. kuhlmAn Co. Dept s..
Atlas Building. Chicago.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-01-21

Some Republicans in both houses Of Con
gres are wondering whether Roosevelt Is q
Democrat or Republican. His scheme for
the regulation Of trusts is the same remedy
advocated by William Jennings Bryan in a
speech at a Civic Federation banquet in Chi.
cago six or seven years ago; and his belief
that tariff revision aud reduction is necessary
is the adoption of another Democratic con.
tentiou.
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Special Notices.

An Oyster Supper viii be held at Roop's
Mill, near Wakefield, for the benefit of the
Church of God on Saturday evening, January
%. If not favorable on the next Tues day
night.
The ladies of the Union Mills NJ. Z. church
will hold a festival in the hall this Saturday
evening. The funds TO go for missionary Pur-
poses.
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Death of a Centennarian.

CADILLAC MICHIGAN, January I7-Ira Brown died
at the home of his daughter here today, aged 100
years and months. He was born in Chasey, Gin
ton county, n. Y, in 1901. on his one hundredth
birthday anniversary last spring the day was eel
brated as a holiday here business being suspended
and the schools closed.
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Carles Hsyser.

Miss Ida Hryser, daughter &c W.. W..5sa
H.y.er. of 1885 Caliaw avenue, hAsaaurc,
was maggie4 or the ev-aluE ei january a. 90
Mr.. Charles larkln Carjss. g ur. klaxu
farmer near GiyudaH, Nd, and saa ai M.
Jacob J.. Capies Af-r . short irg NJ. and
Mrs Caplcs Nil. reside un taftr fsrai
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-01-21

4 voting machine has been on the market
for several years, and once an effort was made
to have it adopted in Maryland. Accuracy
was claimed for it. By turning crank the
voter could vote the ticket of his choice and
the machine would correctly register the
choice We do moi know that any State has
adopted the machine. The political machines,
however, use human voting machines in va
rious cities. notably in Philadelphia and Den
yer, Colorado. A man in the latter city tes-
tilted before legislative committee on Wed.
nesday that he voted forty times at the late
election. He said he WAS instructed 10 vote
the Democratic ticket, and that he voted
twenty times at one dollar vote in the morn
ing aud twenty times in the afternoon at fifty
cents vote If that fellow told the truth he
can get yearly job with the Republican ma.
chine in Philadelphia.
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Very Cold In Newfoundland

81 TaH>.- y. B.. January ls.-A ea.I vasr. tHy
nas, sewers Tor yrz5s. cos prevails a,sr SAILS sisted
Theraausest-s sEau 20 tnzrges aesna sfra ul3l 8
assre hurricane raE.rx. Moss Of tar Hag, aaH ia.
.si,s are aeasly frzgH. a-t Esfins ssssg Is slssti
ssssE~ufcI TIE - Anefinsa vessels uata1 Rfe
a.ans Roe sas.E coast s-sEiaE E-assa asrrIHs taf-
goes Hase fac 1rgt wrsraes fas taesr ru-pasc ass
a.. ", ~. .. E-.nL.La- q. ma
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.

la the Orphans Court of Carroll County.
DECEMBER TERN, 1904.
Estate of Margaret Nenninger, deceased.
On application, it is ordered, this 9th day of
January, 1905, that the sale of Real Estate
of Margaret Nenniuger, late of Carroll
county, deceased, made by Chas. Brilliant
executor of the last will and testament Of said
deceased and this day reported to this Court
by the said executor, be ratified and con
frmed, unless cause be shown to the CON
trary on or before the End Monday, 18th
day of February, next; provided copy
of this order be inserted for three succes-
siye weeks in some newspaper printed and
published in Carroll county, before the LIST
Monday, 9th day OF February, next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
$4,000.
A. KURTZ MYERS,
JOHN Z. ECKENRODE, Judges.
GEO. R. RUPP,
True copy,-Test:
JOHN J. STEWART,
ianI4 st Register of Wills.
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WHEN YOU VISIT BALTIMORE
w Try Our Famous 25c Dinner
At The Carroll Lunch and Dining Rooms,
1Is Park Avenue, near Lexington Street.
WALTER R. DEVILBISS,
formerly OF Carroll County, Proprietor.
oct 29 6m
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.sa.r ~ Wr-1-as.f ...-.#ss NJ ,.FF-.s
J. - H-r.HE ,ssr 4-- ~ fnc above. zEtg7-i hank
Fa a.s1aaF srs- rlf tac sa.age ssslrs.uE b trlir
ir sae E.-sf ~ Hz1s .z1..F Hs,i g. arst t-ltef
= HEkEN.- Cashier
-gasErsa--# Asst sss=a ta Ecgsrr asr EMS FFss fAv
az FsHHza-r ua#.
H4GEEAH MOORE gss=i.rr 90 DE Pcsrr
a.H--aHH .-sss
HAEEt t0NkE
TfEk~ s. WANT I.rz-l4rs
rHH a -t-ENFTFFE
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= IsT OF UNCLAIMED MATTER

7 IST OF UNCLAIMED MATTER
l. remaining in the Postotiice. Nestmin'
ter, Nd, January IA, 1905:
Booze, Mr.. Clarence Mauck, Miss Kate
Detlof, Mr.. August NJ. Miller, Mr. Chas. ii.
Goodwin. DIR. W. T. Mitten, Mrs.
Keefer. Mr.. Edward Stouesiter Miss NJ. T..
Lounge, Miss Maggie Tawney, Mr.. VIM.
Lee, Mr.. Lewis
ian2l GEORGE Z. BAUGHMAN, p. NJ.
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DEpoRT OF THE CONDITION OF

STATE Of Maryland, COUNTY Of CdrrOA. IS
/ Calvin f. Bankert Treasurer of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowledge ana
CALVIN f. BANKERT, Treasurer.
subscribed aud sworn to before me this 18th day
OF January, 1875. - ,vr.,,-- , =,
COrrect-Attest:
JOHN F. MAUS,
JOHN J. STEWART, Directors. ,
A \. HUMBERT,
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This Is Positively the Greatest 5oreoin eoe
Ioc CANTON FLANNEL, eic

\ few pieces of Canton Flannel must
be closed out at once Zoe quality, store
cleaning price, 6tc.
ct Cents.
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A NNUAL ELECTION.

"A
Office Westminster Cemetery Company,
Westminster, Md, Jan. 10, 1905.
Notice is hereby given to the Lotholders OF
the Westminster Cemetery Company, that the
annual election for a President and Board of
Six Managers of said Company. TO serve for
the ensuing year, will be held at the First
National Bank of Westminster, on TU ESDA1
EVENING, FEBRUARY I, 1905, between
the hours of and o'clock.
P. S.-Notice is also given that that stated
meeting of the present. Board will be held at
81 o'clock, p. M, on the same day, at which
time full report of the operations Of the
company for the past year will be given to the
lotholders. JOHN j. REESE,
jan 81 st Secretary.
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DEPoRT OF THE CONDITION

Or 'Is Union National Bank ri WesE.n-
star at " rtmiag',g. a. the STATE of N1rg-
i.raj, az f5s r'ass ~ business. January
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&Horses & MuIesR

Just receive a carload of HORSES and a
load of MULES; broke and unhroEe from :
to : years cid. and will also pay the highest
market price for fat Horses and Mules Tor the
Southern market.
II. A. SPALDlNG,
iap2l littlesiown, Pa.
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DECORATED CHINA AT
HALF.

We have line of Decorated China,
on which we are changing the pattern.
The goods are perfect and as good as ever,
but we wish to change the decoration.
Therefore, every piece Of this must be
closed out at once to make room for the
new. We have marked it just half.
Poe Meat Plates and Dishes, 15c.
l5e Dishes and Bowls, 73c.
Toe Bowls and Dishes, SC.
Zoe Decorated Plates, &c.
And SO on through long list
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-13
PERSONAL POINTS.

j. L. Haas leaves tonight for an east
eTn trip.
Miss Maud Mabie returns tonight
from Denver where she has been fol-
wo months
A. S Hindman, agent of the Grand
Trunk Lackawanna line. is in ROch
Island today from Chicago.
4. ID. Huesing leaves tomorrow TO at
end the National BOttIers' convention
which opens Tuesday at New York.
c. f. Dudley. trainmaster OF the Bur
'ington al Galesburg. was in Rock Is
and yesterday on official business.
Judge Emery c. Graves. of Geneseo
vas in the city today enroute TO Chi
ago. where Mrs Graves is at present
A l.. Trowbridge. Chicago, travel
ng freight agent of the Missouri Pa
cific. was in Rock Island today % bus
ness
Mr. and Mrs. George Scott and Mr.