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President Flovel, of Trinity College, in a
recent address to the boys of Berkeley School,
said: "Don't be parior-ca young man,
be the engine, the motive force, and not the
parlor.car, the ornament-the thing which
must be drawn. The educated man who
serves others is the best in the world. y
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Large Fire at waynesboro, Pa.

Waynesboro, Pa, narrowly escaped destruc
ton on April %. D. W. Hess lumber yards
and planning mills were burned. Loss $40, 600.
The fire began about $50 p. M, and was
caused by sparks from Cumberland Valley
Railroad engine. The yards were located
near the Prick works, and they were saved by
the utmost exertion of their we'll drilled fire
department and the regular fire companies.
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subterranean Lake Under Town.

Residents of Char,estowu, Jefferson county,
West Va, are alarmed over the discovery Of
wha, they claim 10 be q subteFrausau lake and
cavern directly under the towa. The story
says men we're blasting rock sud discovered
the lake and cavern when the discharge fell
through
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OUR COMPANIES SAFE F.!

We srr able 10 announce 90 the public, trom
advIces received frou every company repre-,
scented 10y lhls Agency. that after psyiag every
loss 10 the San Francisco Gre, there will sail
remain large SURPRISES over their capital and
other liabilities. iacsaijug reinsurance reserve,
and the Indemnify offered By them 70 present
and iut4rr policy holders Is iu DO way im
paired by this great c3nhagrAgion.
Ia addition 20 Instruction for speedy and
liberal settlements, contributions Of five lhoa.
sand dollars and more for relief OF sufferers
have been made by oar companies.
Very respectfully,
JAMES +. SMITH & son.
Insurance Agency.
aPr2G 3 Westminster, Nd.
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Sixty.thres labor organizations and reform
associations of Chicago, have formed new
political organization, the Progressive Ali
ance. the policy of which is national as well
as municipal ownership of public utilities.
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DATIFICATIoN NOTICE,

In the Orphans Court Of Carroll County,
ArEiL Task, 1906
Estate OF Mara J. Stoncr deceased.
On application. II Is ordered tins l1gh day Of
April, laO.5. that the sale Of Real Estate OF
Nara J. S,oner, late OF Carroll county. de
ceased. made by Charles Il. Foaiz, executor
o; The lAsi Sill aud testament Of said deceased.
Aud ,his day reported 10 this Court By the said
Executor, Be ratified and confirmed. unless
cause be showu 90 the contrary on or before
the sri Monday. 2iss day. of May. next; pro
y;ded a copy OF this order be inserted fer
three successive weeks 10 some newspaper
printed and Published in Carroll county, be.
fore the "a Monday l4ih day, Of Nav, next.
The report states the amount Of sale to be
Sl4I5.Oe.
A. KCRTZ MYERS,
GEO. X. RUPP,
True Copy.-Test;
J0HS J. STEWART,
apr2O-St Register Of Wills.
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What good time the tariff protected trusts
are having plundering the people with high
prices and how fully they must endorse that
Republican Kansas platform ''Let well
anongb aIona -
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Special Notices

meeting viii be held al the Deer Park
parsonage, by the women OF TIE VI. c. I. L.
on Saturday. May 5. All members and friends
of temperance invited.
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SYKESVILLE MARKET.
Rr Wndn Il ID Marlinl1 AZ 90
w A n T E d!

A woman to cook, bake, wash and iron for
a small family; also a young woman to nurse
an invalid, and boy about 10 years old 10
work on farm. l.. w. RINEHART,
apr27 1t Medford, Md.
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ITO THE PUBLIC.

If T0u want
FIRE INSURANCE.
LIFE INSURANCE,
ACCIDENT INSURANCE,
WlNDSTORM INSURANCE,
STEAM BOILER INSURANCE,
Give me call.
Lowest Rates. Best Stock Companies. No
Assessments. No Premium Notes.
Quick Cash Settlements.
JAMES Z. SMITH,
General Insurance Agent
No. Court Street,
apl Westminster, Md
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A deal for coal, gas and oil lands, sggre-
eating $4,000 acres, in West Virginia and
o hio has been closed by Eastern capitalists.
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The 800 seamen and marines of the cruiser
Maryland have won $40, 900 in aquatic and
athletic games in the Atlantic Squadron.
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The eEfmirstrr Pre- N7ufa @laa sr'i -
ysble sale, on
SATURDAY. APRIL =, 1905.
q. l. - p n. 10 the store rOoa, to doors
east frol> Herr BAbyious Carnage Fac.
tory. ali :hc fgruiigrs damaged b. hre and
safer a. iAs 6rv ot Apr 6, 1904, lncludlag b5
yards of ADMINISTER Carpet. wAieF soaked
only; 1855 yArts Of 10 wirs Tapestry Carpet,
10 yards Of Body Brussels Carpet. Ro!hpg
Top Desk. Flat TOP Desk, 10 good order,
large Centar Table, ; ; foot Tables, small
Tables. Glass Case. Sidrhoard. not much
damaged: lot Of Cocoa Mating. Siands, $50
Gaze and Woodsest Chairs. some Only dam
aged BY ~aier. Winao~ Shades and man
other articles
parAu goods sold masS Be lakea a~Ay at
once.
TERMS CASH.
J. " ROBERTS, Pres'denl
J. PeAkRE WtSrk, Secretary.
apTa3 p f. y DAYS, Auct.
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NO. 4ll3 EQUITY.

~
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Walter B. heefer ct a.. Plaintiff. vs. Sarah
J. heeier, widow, ct al. Defendants.
Ordered, this 18th day Of April. A. D.,
1895, that the account Of the Auditor filed IN
this cause be finally ratified and confirmed. un-
less cause to the contrary thereof be shown on
or before the It'll day Of May, next; provided
copy of this order be inserted for two sue
ceSsive weeks before the last named day in
some newspaper published 10 Carroll county.
DAVID p. SMELSER, Clerk.
True coPy,-Test.
apF2O 2 Dawn p. SNEsER, Clerk.
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TO CREDITORS.

~
Tbs j. sa give notice thai the subscriber
h4s obtained from the Orphans Court %
Carroll county. To Maryland, letters ieslauen-
,Ary Ca the Pcrsossal Estate Of
ALEXANDER CARR.
late of Carroll c5aagy, deceased. All persons
having claims against the a~ceassd Are keryby
warned 20 exhibit the same, uiih the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, 20 the sahscri-
beers. on or before the 27lh day OF November.
1895; they may otherwise by las be excluded
from al benefit os sid estate.
Givea anjrg aar hands this 2g,h day of
April. 1895.
SYDNEY ANN MORGAN.
GEORGE A. MILLER.
apr21 e. Executors.
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state 1t Mary land. Insurance pcysrtmaEtl
tanrnt. s5uuar's pHice. baltimore FEB l.. Ial6. )
! hereby Eertitg. that The above g. correct copy
Of TIE ~ teus-nt of ghe Mutual ire Insurance Com
pauy ~ Carroll County Nj, - Re emhsg 3sf, 80
NOW 90 ato ia this Department
REM ?. GROUSE
aTr-- - I0sGrauce Commissioned.
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Shotcimg The Condition II The Mutual Fire
Insurance Company n Carroll County, Nd,
Dec. 5fSt. 1906.
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NO, 2os6 EQUITY.

no you kao4 that Smith & Rsifsuier
IL carry Porch and Stair Work IN stock
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CTATEMENT

Snoring the Condition Of the Farmers M
Carroll County, Nd, Dec. SISt, 1905.
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OF PUBLICATION.

IFut copy .-ItsL
aprl3 st DAVID 2. SMELsER, Clerk
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DUBLIC SALE
Y April. .. 100.

The Westminster Fire Company ~ill sell
pshllc sale on
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state of Maryland. Insurance Department
Commissioners Office. Baltimore. Feb ;, 1906.
hereby certify that the above is a correct copy
of the Statement of the Farmers Mutual Fire Insur
ance Company of Carroll county, Md, To December
Slst lal5 now on file in this Department
BENZ. F GROUSE
aprl--3t Insurance Commissioners
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special purchase of ladies' fine Embroidered Handke
all new and perfect regular price 10 and 2c but for this
u CENTS.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

Rosen viii entertain and the German
Ambassador and Baroness Won Stern
burg viii also be hosts at one. Col.
and Mrs. Archibald Oracle Will also
entertain at dinner on that evening.
Heyman Levy. Of Dickinson College,
Carlisle, Pa, is the guest Of his pa
regts, Mr.. and Mrs. /. Levy, for the holi-
day season.
The Young Folks Musical Club Will
be given a box party at Chase's Theater
on New Year afternoon
The American Ambassador to Eng
land and Mrs. Reid VIII arrive in Wash
iuEtou on Monday and be the guests Of
Rear Admiral and Mrs. CowIes for a
week or ten days. On Monday evening
Mrs. CoWles will entertain at dinIa
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
MISS HELEN TAFT.
Daughter of the Secretary of War and
Mrs. Taft, Who Is d Future
Cabinet Belle.

Christmas bells. beneath which the
young folks ranging In age from ten
10 fifteen years, danced merTily away
the hours.
Among the guests in attendance We're
Hannah Matthews. Anna BIackwcod,
Elizabeth Thompson, EIoise Orme, Ju-
liet Paris. Alice Williams. Mary CIeave.
the house guest of Mistress Rohrer.
Anna NichOlen, Charlotte Dorsey, Anna
Peunebaker, Elizabeth Trapler, Kitty
BeaIs, Annette Mccartney, Emily and
Linda Eorhcrs. Elizabeth Commody,
MLrgareL and Louise Carmody, and Mis-
trgss Stuarts Lcech and Harrison, and
Masters Dickinson, AspiuwaII. Leetch.
Sargent. Sevler, Worthington, Wilson.
Wallis. Lewis, Billings Wilson. Alex
ander. Davis. Omey, Matthew. Pcnus-
baker, Thompson, TrapiCr. Mccarthy
Lyons and ParIham.
Mrs. Louis r. Schwenk. State councillor
Of the Daughters of America. viii be
at home New Year Day, III I street
southeast. 20 receive her friends, from
, 10 10 D. 10.
DR.. Jesse II. Ramsburgh has returned
10 the city.
Miss Georgine Campbell, OF New
York city, Is the guest Of her sister.
Miss Florence Campbell. at her homo.
on DE Sales street
Mrs Russell Randall Hoes has issued
cards for Tuesday, January I. from
10 7:30, at her home. 1896 Rhode Island
avenue. The invitation incIoses the
cards of AIRS. GOuveueur and Miss
Gouveneur.
Mrs. Cassie Tyler Armstrong will. in
accordance with custom. entertain a linz
tied number Of friends in her apart
ments AZ the Ontario. to watch the Old
Year out, and the New Year in.
Miss Jeanie Winston. the popular
prima donna. has located for the win
ter in apartments at 135 u street north
west, having removed from New York,
where She has lived since her with
drawal from the stage.
Mrs. ". T. Fitzgerald gave a most
enjoyable dance for her daughter,
Hattye. Friday evening. December 2S,
at their home on EslIn avenue. The en-
tire first floor was used for dancing.
and the rooms we're decorated in Christ
mas green. The guests were Miss Rob
erts, Miss NewcOmbe, Miss Heron, Miss
Georgia Knox. Miss Zen. Miss Farrar,
Miss Wells Misses Schafer. Miss Tay-
Tor, Miss Wilson. Miss Duckwau, Miss
Morrison, Miss Lange, Miss Pate, and
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

Messrs. Clark Klopf5rs Standiford
Brown. Simmons. Lange. French, Gar
rett. Laugmade. Clear. West. BoronaN,
Kennedy. Traceweu Collins, Fitzgerald,
Hunt, and Or, Dear.
Miss Kean viii entertain at dinner to-
morrow evening in honor OF Miss Chris
tine Roosevelt who is her house guest
for the week Miss Roosevelt arrived on
Friday and has been, as she always is,
the recipient OF constant attentions dur
ing her visits TO Washington. She is a
niece of the President, as well as a
cousin OF the Misses kclu and Senator
keau OF New Jersey.
saul Baron, of the Military Training
School. at SJeUuton, Va, is in Wash
ington spending the holidays with his
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and AIRS. /. Levy,
Miss Sarah levy is spending her holi-
days with relatives in Baltimore.
The dinner parties scheduled for Tues
day evening January ], are many. The
Russian Ambassador and Baroness
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for them: on Tuesday evening they are
scheduled for the White House where
they viii also be behind the line during
the reception; on Wednesday evening
they Will be entertained at dinner by
Mr.. and Mrs. ". J. BOardman. They
Will be guests at the diplomatic recep-
ton in the White House on Thursday
evening and guests of honor Of Mrs.
Townsend az dinner on Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. Bertha c. L.ackaye. neice OF for
mer governor George 5. Boutwell,, of
Massachusetts, IS stopping with her
/ brother and his wife. W::C have calsGn
apartments at the ChampIain. 1l2 X
street, for the Congressional session.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Carl Smith have is
sued cards for Saturdays in January,
when they will be "at home" in their
charming studio, 1730 Seventeenth
street.
a large number Of society women and
this seasons 1eDutantes are working
indefaugably for the success OF the en-
tertainment 10 be given for the House
of Mercy on January Il in RauScher' 5
The Marine Band Will play, there VIII
be an interesting vaudeville perform
ance, and Liza Lehmann's In Per
sian Garden" will be sung by a quartet
Of professionals. The ladies have been
assured by scores Of the prominent
hostesses that the evening OF January Is
will be kept open, that they may pat
ronize this worthy performance. and
they hope all others will 90 likewise.
Among those who are interested are
Continued On Fifth Page.)
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Miss Margaret Mitchell was the host
ess Friday evening at her home on p
street. Georgetown, Of a children's par
~. in honor of her niece and nephew
Dorothy and William Rohrer.
The evening was devoted to dancing.
and closed with a banquet OF good things
calculated to delight the heart of both
young and old
The drawing rooms were bright with
holly and mistletoe, and hung with
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

Mrs. Straus. wife OF the Secretary OF
Commerce and Labor, was tae guest OF
honor at a tea yesterady afternoon
given by Mrs. James H. IarueId, vile
OF the next SecretI y of the Interior.
Assisting Mrs, Garfield were Mrs. Taft.
wife OF the Secretary Of War, and Ms
Holmes. wife OF Justice oliver Wendell
Holmes. who presiaed over the table.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

Mrs. John Davies Jones, mother OF the
Marchesa d'Ajeta Of Italy, and whose
home in Washington is now leased TO
Representative Nicholas Longworth, has
Just purchased a villa at VIareggio,
near Florence. The marchesa is well
known here as Miss Martina Jones, the
chum Of Miss AIathilde Townsend,
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

Mrs. Daniel S. Lamont, of New York,
also well known in Washington society,
has recently arrived in Florence, Italy
on an automobile tour.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

The Southern Relief Charity Ball viii
! be given In the New Willard February .
| The Marine Band and Thirteenth Cav.
/ airy Band viii both be in attendance
and both bathrooms thrown open fol
dancing.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30


way enjoy
$ just Washington is dancing, only
younger diplomats officials
the older caught the
UIEss is an unknown quantity And there will be no ul in
a. weather again. in spite of
~ inactivity
always in Nations Capital The debu-
the
dbuantes other have also
begun dance and the married people doing more
of it this winter than they have for
To Bachelors CIIon
zos OF long standing but the increase in the dancing habit is no
being the
ce people They evidence week the number of two
dinnerdance
popularity Even the stately and prOsaic of hosees
thought o. a bali.
Among the dnnerancs so far this season there have been none
Friday
I If nog u when tbe sane number | danced ft bcr dinner of
guests. guests
honor of Miss Pauline Morton daughter of the former secretary of
Navy Mrs Norton the Cabinet
few seasons
AN Tuesday with reception the White House
aAH President and Mrs Roosevelt the viii be
n OF Cabinet of
Secretary in
Postmaster Coreyou, mourning,
tFeTs Te Will he one new Cabinet home to receive daIIr that Of
Secretary of aus
daughters Washington
oietyArs. Hochstader
receiving line
according
according precedence
Fairbanks
Secretary OF state next to Mrs Fairbanks and so on down the line
FAIRBANKS, has
EN siderable ndipostion during the past week has sufficiently
q H~ reception
viii be present in line at the reception in the White House,
following
1I 5 & - anu l MIS- iI & @ ~rs %I PI lne members " ,5 1n
AIRS Oyerstreet Mrs Lincoln Dixon Mrs Hido Mrs Zor ,Ir
Crumpacer following younger
members of Miss Foraker King
wright Philadelphia; En Walsh Foulke Mrs
Tmmon Mrs Warren Fairbanks and Mrs Frederick Fairbanks.
by Secretary State
the Diplomatic immediately following
reception Secretary of They,
therefore omit the regular afternoon reception OF theother members
Cabinet. Assisting Mrs Root
daughter Miss Root and her house guesMss MCooke
Miss Mary Hartman both OF New York Because OF the large
number of this OCCASION this function usually
breakfast.
Shaw. wife of the Secretary
Symons Symons Mrs Keep and
Treasury;
shrner Mrs stattor Mrs Conner and the following girls Miss
Pansy
Miss Cderor Miss RYAN Miss SboTaer Miss Shaw and Miss Emma
Shaw Their viii be the Arlington
spending the winter.
Secretary with her
Assistant Secretary Barry,
Humphrey, Mrs. Sharpe wives
Ellis Newlands Murray. of
Iaughn Pttsburg young
ladies who will be Miss Of
Cincinnati, Mrs Miss Morgan
Misses Oliver.
Mrs Bonparte wife of the Attorney General recently
Cooley, AG
Chaard, of Boston,
Shepard Cabaugh, Stewart of
.
.E
Metcaf of newly Secretary Navy
year o of
to the sixth place. viii have for assistants Mrs NeWber wife
the Navy; of
Bukeey of
Bradley
Mrs
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

Miss Ada Garfield has returned from
Greensboro, N c.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

Mrs. p. V. DeGraw has as her guest
her niece. Miss Mamye c. Doerr. of Phil
adelphia.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

Judge Clarke has returned from Lu-
ray. Va, having spent Christmas with
his friend, Charles +. Shuler.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

Miss Elena CalderOa. daughte~ Of the
Bolivian Minister, was hostess At A tea
yesterday afternoon, for young People.
lhTee hundred guests We're asked. As
sisting the young hostess. who was d
debutante OF last season were the
Misses Taylor. the Misses Carbo, daugh-
ters OF the minister from Ecuador. Miss
Clavo, Miss Fleming. Miss Anderson,
Miss Grace Allen, Miss Bessie johnson,
and Miss Lillian Stone. Miss Caidaron
wore white embrGid cred chiffon gown.
over yellow silk, with touches of blue
velvet. Madame Calde-on wore gray
silk, with lace.
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Personal

Miss Root, daughter of the Secretary
OF State and Mrs. Root, entertained a
large company of young people at DIN
ner last evening. in honor of her house
guests. Miss AIcCock and Miss Hartman.
Covers were laid for forty, and the
guests Joined the dinner guess CT Miss
Katherine Elkins. in the EIkins home,
on X street, later TOR dancing.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

Senator and Mrs. Foraker entertained
small dinner company last evening.
Miss Katherine Elkias. ia lighter OF
Senator ana Mrs. Elkins, -nCertamed at
a diuner-danCe last evening, ia nOnor
OF her house guest, Mss Pauline Morton,
and Miss Morton's fiance. !. Hopkins
Smith, who is the guest OF Senator ana
Mrs Hale. Covers We're laid for tHen-
ty-four for dinner, and the dinner par
ties of Miss Root and Of che Hales, max
ing in all about a auadrod guests, joined
them later and danced. The Marine
Band played, and a midnight supper
was served.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

Mrs. Burton Harrison. who has a villa
at Cannes for the winter. had a large
and important reception trere Inst week,
when a number of distinguished Am
orleans were present and Count and
Countess de Caserta, and the Princesses
of Bourbon and Sicily. were also amOng
her guests.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

Senator and Mrs. Rayaar, OF Ealti-
more. who went hone to spend the holi-
days, are expected - return 10 Wash
ington today.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

George II. HadIey, OF 1890 Harvard
street, returned to his place Of busI-
ness in Chicago yesterday after a brief
visit 10 his home in this city.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

The Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
and Mrs. Truman II. Newberry, who
have spent the holidays in their home n
Detroit, returned 10 their Washington
home on Sixteenth street Yesterday
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

Continued On Fifth Page)
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. William Corcoran Hin
entertained a dinner company last even
ing.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

Capt. VirgiliO Moreno VerG, the naval
attache OF the legation of the Argentine
Republic, has taken a new residence for
the season, at 1915 n street.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

official opening of the Tuesday.
4 he New Yearha or
considered
- social year. this
year been with dances and
suppers and delight heart, and bring
older
the gayetes
s
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

Mrs. Richard Townsend will entertain
at dinner on Wednesday evening in
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ridgeley
Carter, the former the first secretary ol
the American embassy in London. and
/ their daughter. Miss Mildred Carter
who was presented to society in New
York early this month, by her mater
nal grandmother, Mrs. D. 2. Morgan
whose Washington home is now Occu,
pied by Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont
Of New York
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

The chairman OF the Isthmian Canal
Commission and Mrs. Shonts. VIII be
the guests Of honor OF Mrs. Moran, at
dinner on the evening Of January Z.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

Mrs. Louis r. Schweuk. State councillor
Of the Daughters OF America, viii be
at home New Year Day, III I street
southeast. 10 receive her friends, from
10 10 p. 10.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

The new minister from Uruguay
Dr. Luis Melian Latinur and Madam,
Lafinur have taken the house I4l
Twenty-frst street, and will ESTABLISH
their homo and the legation there ate
January ].
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Politics and Business.

Editor of The TluDa-lYl.pat.r
mr. iA you please t..I m- .om lie
-''."' iai.c party cau eAp.ail tlt.f JOSH
% 80 'i .-t't ."r ppIuio. They lellau1
.i4e 'le. tipn ~ United States Senators
hf ttr reurI" and dery the people. ft-.
Fsht Orb eject the COMMISSIONER DID,. t.g
cIrctlug senator We are D4t,.... ~
r-~N ing Commissioner OF thr ites.r..
4"'s say their object ia taxing tr.tu Tie
people tie rist. to ele,t "a CONN. -s. .nrr
~ TIE Revenue Was o. Eet r.l 20 t4.r. i..-
Too Republican Commissioners Iu tie
stale tteu ic' them o-d"r Democratic
primary Co.. name fne man O. che judge
.'. appointment nope TIE next Lesls-
itLii' niN So change our law t.af De
"i-. Dee allowed o. e.e.t a.. % o-4 OIL. .is
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,.rr tes- IDEAS from the PoTa -te Deg
Them take oar icea az Initiative anI
fef~rt un. tnus giving back % the t..-
f.e control 20 luDlr affair Nlfn t
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That was grand ovation given Bryan
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Who by their treacaery In hooking "a
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