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SURPRISES IN MAINE.
Democrats Make Big Gains All Over
the State.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE Maine election
is regarded in Washington as a serious blow
to the Republicans. The campaign was one
of the liveliest ever held in the State, and the
full strength of the Administration was con
centrated upon the Pine Tree State in an effort
to overcome the gains which Democratic forces
have been gradually making in Maine for
several years and to save Congressman Little
field.
Secretary Taft, Senators Lodge and Bev-
eridge and other big political guns fired broad.
sides. Uncle Joe" Cannon, the Speaker of
the House, a magnetic campaigner and a
prospective candidate for the Presidency,
toured the State, delivering no fewer than one
dozen speeches. This ammunition was OF
little avail. in the light of the returns, in the
effort to pile up a big Republican plurality.
The activity of Samuel Gompers, president
of the American Federation of Labor, which
this year enters politics with vigor, of his 20
co. workers and of the Knights of Labor, who
went into the Maine campaign with the de
clared intention of getting Littleheld' $
scalp,n cut down majorites for the entire list
of Republican candidates so much as TO in
spire declarations from labor leaders at their
headquarters in Washington that the victory
is moral one for labor.
Republicans declare that the prohibition
reSubmisslon proposition was responsible ioF
the general mix up, but Secretary Edwards,
of the Democratic Congressional Committee,
and Representative Russell, Of Texas, as well
as Others at Democratic headquarters regard
the falling off of the Republican pluralities AS
signal Democratic victory,
There are many political observers in Wash
ington who view the result as rebuke 10 the
Roosevelt. administration, which was strong
issue in the campaign. Secretary Taft IN his
Maine speech declared that this Congressional
campaign involved the Endorsement and rau.
fcation Of the Republican national and Con.
gressioual administration.
The Democrats have been gaining votes on
the Republicans in Maine at every election
since 1900 Ia the Presidential campaign of
1904 it wss proved that the cities OF the State
we're not so loyal to the Republican organiza.
ton, aud Republican detection was empha
sized. The Democratic increase in 1904 over
1900 in the GubernatOrial campaign was "a
per cent, while the Republican gain IN 1904
in the vote for Governor was an increase OF
only 5 per cent. over 1900.
Since 1872 the vote of Maine has been AS
f,lIovs.
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DIED.

No Charge Jor Marriages aHd D,asss. oi,sasrs,s ls
Tcrscs 5 ecais a iiac
In Westminster. September & taos. Margaret EliE'
aheth Alhaugh aged months and = Gays beloved
daughter Of Grafton 7. and N innse .. AihauEh.
Tear little hands miss them 20.
All Though the day wherever 60
All ihrouAh The night how lonely Il seefnS.
For no little hands wake me out Of my dream
miss them all through The weary hoars,
mis- them a. Others miss sunshine And howcrS
Day time OF night time. vhcreveT go,
Dear fftIle hands ! mlsz them
n nEE NOTIFIES NSp FATHEG-
Near silver Ruu. Nd. on August -, 1875 suanuA
C. Mans aged 81 yeArS. months and u days vile
Of Alonxa MauS
Afliclion sore some time xhe bore.
PhysiciAns were In vain.
God thought Il best she should rest.
And eASei her Of Der pain
Oh how long she struggled against di~aase.
Which hafacd skin aud care
And long she fingered, racked with pain,
And suffering hard 20 bear.
What Is home without our loving mother
It's our cottage robbed q howers.
Where our broken. bleeding hearts
Have spent many lonely hours
on how We loved our mother dear
No heart on earth can tell
But Jesus loved her better
Aud ca lied her hon5e 10 dwslL
BY HEa pAUGHTtG
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DEMOORATIC TICKET.

Don't foS a minute imagine that the
Administration intends to punish Mr..
Rockefeller, or any of the other Standard
Oil magnates, the worst it will do, will he
10 urge the court to merely inAict fine.
This the trust has perhaps anticipated, for
it has Just reduced the price it pays for
crude oil. And yet the Republicans boast
they are the rust-busting party.
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MO. 1905 EQUITY.


H. the Circuit Court Tor Carroll County,
in Equity.
Ls.yi ~ Zahn It al. Plaintiffs. rs. Robert II.
ZAhu Ct al. Defendants.
Ordered, this 10Th day Of September, in the
year 1906, iha, the sale Of the property men
toned 10 these proceedings, made aad re-
ported by Lew W Lahn and Luther I. ZAhn,
Trustees. be raIi6pd and confirmed. unless
csuse 70 the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the 10th day OF October, next; provided
a copy of this order be inserted in some news
paper printed and published in Carroll county
once 10 each OF three successive weeks before
the Sth day OF October. next
The report states the amount Of the sale TO
be Sl327. 81.
DAVID p. SMEl.SER. Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
septl4 81 DAVID p. SHEIsEE, Clerk.
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BRIDE NEEDS NO. II SHOES.

MILLER. S. d., September 9.-Gardner
Bros, Rec Heights merchants, are forced TO
DELAY wedding because they are unable to
supply the prospective bride with shoes large
enough. The size required is No. II double
B, and there are none in the town. They sent
in a rush order to big shoe manufacturer OF
ST. Paul, and he could not ill it. but replied;
''If this size is correct the shoe will have 10
be made over a mans last. 1t will take at
least 30 days to make. as we shall be obliged
to cut new patterns
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NOTICE.

IL
The undersigned, Examiners, appointed by
virtue Of = commission 10 them issued by the
County Commissioners Of Carroll county, 20
open aud locate a public road in said county,
commencing At point on the Deer Park road
near Eastyiew. sHd running on the old road
through the lands OF the following persons,
namely George Wick, u. d. Byers, l.. W.
Caple. c. +. ZepP, George Becker. Isaac
Green. Mary L. Herring. John /. Brown ard
John +. N. Vogt, TO intersect with the West
nins;s and Reistersiown Turnpike at Miller 5
school house: length of about , miles.
All persons whom !, may concern are HEREBY
notified that we will meet at the place OF be
ginning, on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1906,
at a. NJ. 10 execute the trust reposed m US
by the aforesaid commission.
FRANCIS h. IINGLlNG,
Il. NORRIS CAPLES,
EARNEST WOLF,
sepil4 81 Examiners.
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New Maryland Directory.

The MARYLAND. IielaSSre and District nf
Columbia Gazetteer aud Business Directory
for 1861 . nov of the press and rrsdy
foy delivery. A. ~ name indicates, II con
taIns a complete list Of the business and pro
fr~.innal men and the farmers Of the above
mentioned geographical divisions, arranged
according 20 locality and Also according 20
their difereHt protrssinuS. corapiele busi-
ness Directory of Baltimore, Cumberland.
Frederick, Hsgsrsio9B. Annapolis. etc IL
has bssidrs. 4 large amount Of information
concerning every village Sud town IN those
divisions that all b. of interest "a every
lnhabiiAnl Of the State
The general pablle uill be pleased 18th the
attractive appearance II the wnrk. the amnant
IL information il gouiains and the business.
Ike way in which 1t - arranged. II contains
Over 1890 psge<, y bound N sine co!ored
cloth and sr,s ls,sS-s,i m silver. No trouble nor
rxp.us. has bsen spared to make the rsAi,ng
rnaiter interesting and illustrative Of the VI
rious trades
For,ney patroas u the work ~ill scarce
recognize this sell pruted. prrtlllV boand
pictorial vulunr the successor ct the old
Aaryland State Gass,tevr the last ynla ne Of
which -as puhlisa~d prev,oas TO The great ire.
H.. Ola book contained only so pages, had a
paper cover and lliilc 10 bOAsi Of ia sPpear-
ance inside % out
This volume ts representative Of the spirit
that - AnlaaAisnx the ue~ Baltimore. The heart
af MARYLAND: and a. the PES Baltimore com
pArr- Nth the old. dos this volame ~iih
~ PREDECESSORS. Il - rot rshASA. but a
nal, 90 entirely fvon ne~ tniormsiion Oh
tanned by theif o~n representatives All honor
10 The veteran compiler Of the preceding -
.ass. ~ho has goav 20 deserved rssi- A. IN
other Gnes q business. gazetteer AID directory
publications haze gaksA long stride forward
d rrccul ysarx. and no one accustomed 10 the
old var coald expect 90 come up 10 the cH.
pectaiiOns # to-day.
The psrscui volano has beeu complied uR.
der the supsrvlsian Of yoahg man, Mr.. +. J.
I.orAnser, Who b2s studied gazetteer Afd d.
reeiory Publishing for - years aader K l..
Polk 4 Co. The targcss and most ap-,o date
Publisher. in she -orId. Ead ~ho has br0ush,
the bassness i1wn ~ seicuc~. Fer = num.
b~g ui yrars BE- has bc-n connected wish aim
liar Publications. in Baltimore. tie i noS
dom,cilrd here. ard in the Interest which be
takes Ia BIS adopted Stale Is = AArylandrr OF
MarylAndcrs. This issue q credit 10 hls
ability and epeFgY. Anyone u'seiug a copy
car procure SANE by sending Sax boiiars TO
4 l. Polk 1 Co, Baltlmofr, Nd.
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Annie +. Black. ct al, Plaintiffs, VS.. Charles
+. Black, ct al. Defendants.
Ordered, this It'll day of September. A. d.
1906, by the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
sitting as a Court of Equity, that the sale OF
the real estate made and reported in the above
entitled cause by Benjamin f. Grouse, Trus.
tee. appointed by decree Of your Court to
make this sale, be ratified and confirmed, I'M
less cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the Sth day of October, next;
provided a copy of this order be inserted in
some newspaper published in Carroll County,
Maryland, once a week in each of three sue.
cessive weeks before the LIST day of October,
next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
$s,0S5.00.
DAVID P. SMELSER, Clerk.
True copy Test.
sept7 3t DAVID P. SMELsER. Clerk.
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Democratic Position on the Tariff.

In speech delivered in the House OF
Representatives on May 3, John Sharp
Williams, the Democratic floor leader, de-
fined the Democratic position on the tariff
as follows ''We are simply anti protee-
tionists. We are not free traders. Our
purpose is revenue. We would not inaug-
urate protectiouism where it does not now
exist. We would remove it wherever ii
does exist, as rapidly as it can safely be
done
This fairly states the case.
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L IST OF ELECTION OFFICERS
II APPOINTED BY THE BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS OF ELECTION
OF CARROLL COUNTY, IN THE
PLACE OF THOSE HERETOFORE
APPOINTED, WHO HAVE SINCE
BEEN FOUND DISQUALIFIED OR
HAVE SINCE BEEN EXCUSED.
By virtue of and in accordance with Section
10 of Article SO Of the Code of Public General
Laws of the State of Maryland, as amended
by Chapter 464 of the Acts of the General
Assembly of Maryland. passed at its January
session. 1900, notice is hereby given that the
Board Of Supervisors of Election of Carroll
County has appointed the following named
person as Clerk of Elections for Carroll coun-
ty, in the place of the party heretofore APP
pointed, who has since been found dlsquall-
fed or excused; those under the heading
Democrat" being intended to represent the
Democratic party, aud those under the head
ing Republicans, being intended 10 repre-
sent the Republican party.
REPUBLICANS.
David NJ. Mehring, Clerk, in precinct No.
>. of Election district Number One, IN the
place of d. Thomas Reindollar, who was
excused.
HENRY S. MUSSELMAN, Pres,
CHAS. Fl. SMITH,
Board of Supervisors of Election for Carroll
County.
Tesi-SAML. J. STONE, Clerk. sept st
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Bvv,riu- ct and IN accordanc~ ~igh Section
10 ~ ArucIr 80 81 he Code Of Pablic General
Lars 81 the State q Maryland a. amended
by Chap fG4 ~ he Acts ~ The General A.
sembly II MARYLAND, passrd ~ "a January
session. i900. notice = hereby gwen thai The
Beard 81 Supervisors 1t Ei-etsna u Carroll
CasutY has appointed ihs iuiisWiag aane3
persons A. Rsrls.fars. Judges aud Clerks It
Elections Tor Carroll county. IN The place Of
the gArriss heyeIutare appointed ~ko have
s3ucn brra fland dlsqanihrd nr excused /;
ghosc nndpr the hsasiinr "D~mocrAts beirE
lnspudrd ~ represent the Democratic party
znd ibosc under the beadiaE "ReruhlseAus'
beng intended 10 represent The ksPablseAs
party.
REPUBLICANS.
William A. Murray. Registrar. Ia District
No :. "a place 81 r WAtsoa Tarneg. rvssxueI
HENRY :. Nj SSEi.MAN. Pres;
FRANCIS A. CRAWFORD.
CHAS. II SMITH
BaAri oi Supervisors Of Eirciioa az Carroll
Couuty
Tess-Sss't !. SroSE, CLERK. srpglt 81
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Girl Killed By Engine.

YoEK, Pa, Sept iO.-CEtherine Bartlett,
II years old, of Reading. Pa, WAS instantly
killed while returning from an outing Wuh
friends She was struck by an engine near
Rating run, Fairyiew township, this morning
as she attempted to cross the Northern Cen.
trail tracks aud was hurled about 30 feet against
large powders
Miss Bartlett was accompanied by Aiss
Milton, OF Indian Territory. They had been
visiting an uncle at High Spire. On their
arrival at the home OF her relative she had
been informed that the reunion aud outing
had been postponed Austin Hooker, Miss
Milton and Miss Bartlett crossed the river TO
the York county side. They had hardly gotten
on the track when a southbound freight trAla
came laundering along, and the young woman
was struck in the back.
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2atg ~ kErFfIsf flasatE - tasrrulf.
T. ~ Herring tasshser 81 te above Flas5aesi hank.
DO sl.sululy thAi thr above stAcu1cni = True
o. ghr H.-s - my Enas ledge Aisi b.iieL
J " HERISu. Casftrr.
ssIi,scEib,i snd sworn Ia before me- this IN day
~ september. 1870.
CHAS ? Herring. Notary Public
Tarrtrt- Attest
BENJAMIN . GROUSE }
b. r. sHkINER, nsrrcsoFs-
srptit % GEO y. sCHAKFFEA,
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7 IST OF ELECTION OFFICERS
Il APPOINTED BY THE BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS OF ELECTION
OF CARROLL COUNTY, IN THE
PLACE OF THOSE HER ETOFORE
APPOINTED WHO HAVE SINCE
BEEN EXCUSED. OR FOUND DIS
QUALIFIED.
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A FINE OPPORTUNITY TO PUR-
"a CHASE WELL BRED
RANGE HORSES
IS IS IS IS

Public sale of car load OF Range Horses, on
Saturday, September %, 1906,
a, Western Maryland Stock Yards, in West
minister, Maryland These horses are not
Ponies, but good native bred Range Horses,
easy to brake and with plenty size and bone
for carriage or general purpose or farm work.
Range in age from , to 8 years old, and
weighing from 500 to !, 200 pounds. Best load
range horses ever shipped East. Sale com
menees prompt at l o'clock. p. III.
Terms of Sae-Cash.
FORBES Il FORNEY.
Geo. L. Stocksdae Attorney.
sept22 2t +. \. Davis, Aucuoneer.
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DEPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF

s7ssrr a R-rys1ai tlaasg " tlsrra2
/ calvin p Bankrrt. TrraxuFrr 81 the above
nArae,i Nank 30 .1lrsnaiy swear that The above
statement sGric 20 tbs best Of ms know lelse aud
belief 49, -
CALVIN Z HASkERT. Trcasurer-
Sas5scrIbs>i AMI sworn - before me tats sih day
J. wM EARHART }. P.
C0rreet-Aticst
JOHN BCRGNOS,
GEO w. YEiSER. Directors
sepl4lt JOHN J. sTEMAKT. J
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FARMERS
FARMERS

Remember we have been SELL
ing our we'll known brands of
Fertilizers for twenty years.
You will make no mistake by
using our Peerless, the cheapest
fertilizer offered today by any
one. BaF Also Choice Western
Timothy Seed. Very truly,
n. I. Gorsuch Son Co.
sept7 81
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r Isr OF UNCLAIMED MATTER

r IST OF UNCLAIMED MATTER
IL remaining in the Postotfice, Westmin-
ster, Md, September s. 1906:
Baker. Miss Susan Miller, Miss Agnes
Bud, Miss Louisa Rodgers, Mr.. Chas.
Clark, Kenneth B. Sell, Miss Alvina
Cole, Miss Bessie Selman. Miss NJ. J.
Grouse. Mrs. Alice Stork, Mr. William
Lockard, Mr.. Lewis Wilcox, Mr. Fred
Martin, Mrs. j. NJ. Wilson, Mr.. Joseph
Persons calling for matter in the above list
will please say it was advertised.
sepl4 GEO. f. BAUGHMAN, P. NJ.
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DEPoRT OF THE CONDITION

or iGs Ffrss National BaAk, AZ NJ .Itry. Us
tie STATE u Rsrylaai, al ~ e}ass Of bari
Res, !S,pt. ia, 1900.
u..s,frRfE-
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1ate of H1rgLlsd Cesafy II Carrs9
l. J. T. Buriette, Cashier OF the above-nAmed
hank do sOIemnly swear that the above statement
is true TO the best OF my knOW ledge and belief
J. /. BURDETfE. Cashier.
subscribed ami sworn 20 before me this 7th day Of
September. 1895,
Currect-Attest.
WALTER K RUDY.
W H. HOOD Directors.
f. NJ WORDSWORTH.
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NO 4sO4 EOUITY,

IN the Circuit Court for Carroll
l. County, Sitting as a Court of
Equity.
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Special Bargain in Ladies' Hose, Tic.

Special lot of ladies fine fast black
Hose, all firsts, and strictly perfect actual
value Is cents, but this lot goes for l lie the
pair
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NOTICE TO VOTERS.
The Board of Supervisors of Election OF
Carroll County will meet at their office. in the
CITY of Westminster, on Wednesday, Septem.
Der 10Th, 1906, at 9 O'Clock, a. m, for the pur,
pose of granting transfers to the registered
voters Of Carroll County.
ReA- Persons desiring transfers must apply
in person. Those whose names have been
erased can get certificate to that effect by
writing to the Board. -
HENRY S. MUSSELMAN,
President;
CHARLES II. SMITH.
Board of Supervisors of Election OF Carroll
County
Test: SAMUEL j. STONE, Clerk. sep7 2
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
The Mayor and Common Council Of West
minister will sit for Transfers aud attachments,
on MONDAY and TUESDAY evenings,
September Il and Is, 1905, al o'clock each
evening. All taxpayers desiring changes
should attend these meetings.
No attachments will be allowed after the
levy is made. BY order,
OSCAR d. GILBERT, Mayor.
san7-2t II. b. GRAMNER, CLERK.
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DUBLIC SALE of Valuable Cows.

/ will sell at public sale 10 head of Fine
Mich Cows on October Is. 1906, at l p. m.
Farmers in need of good cows will do well to
see these. They give from to gallons of
milk per day. See sale bills for terms
Mrs. ELLA A. MARTIN,
sep14 3t* Medford, Md.
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kasseA HOUSE. bank barn. Wagon
lss11Sssssxs she'd and corn CRIB attached.
hen house ard other necessary 'tuH8'uEs.
There = a never falling spring VI wafer neaF
the dwelling. and pump aHd Nesl 1i vaier a.
the harm There j. a fine yoaHc orchard 81
apple. rear aud o5hef 'H' trees on she
premises Ahari taur aeyc~ 81; ihls property
IA in H:flber and ''ir balauc~ at ihe land 2, lo
a high stale &c cultivation. s5ih gnsri fences
The undersigned H9a. Vrre'gas io 'he dsv
&c salr. have Ringg lerHg! 80 iacu'y tive
AcrrS pt the frat described farm lh,d "a 90
tbs, srrar,d Described fsrui sad viii al-a, have
laid OF 10 ihs Iesasf' hsass. from The hr~i
described farm. ah1at oue,bat an acre ri
land. spd Ni'i. an The 5ay q sNie, arst oder
the pr7prr;lra ~ shove ae.cr3hrd, and thrH
Offer them p7,h said deductions and additions
al laud. sind fhe tenant house a. fhlri prop
eriy. and sci. hr same as ass appear TO Che
hes, advantage.
Both fhs-s- farms arr convenient % schools
churches and stores ard ln a rlci agricultural
community. ard Ihrs sale offers a tine opraE
iaaity to pnTcha,ers.
Terms Of SAlr. -One 'hlri cash an ,hs iag
of sale, one third in ak analhs aua the
other our-ihiri sU' sgr'vr uoa'hs- ihe deferred
payments t0 BE- secured h7 che aCis-- % the
purchaser or purchasers Win security ar
proved by the uuirfs sHed. sod bearing ta-
ieresl from the day e sale. ~ oshrr rrasoas
bic terms may be- msi--
JACOB A. dAfNES.
NATHAN II. UAINES
DAVID b. uAINES.
Heirs a. lsw ard A,trsHeys 10 fttf.
John Milton Rciisui8er. Solicitor.
r A. Crawford Apcii1Hecr.
Aithr same time AND f.Isce aH b. a9sr-i
for sale. eu terms 'o b. announced. about
$50 ,so-i Cbssiaut Posts. abasi Sea Chestnut
Rails sirnay I ; Tom, ttt=ni ItHrafsv Usy.
JACOB 4. uAiNFS.
NATHAN II HAlNES.
DAVID r. HAINkS.
sepi4 g. Aasain lslrtf"Ts, &r-
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DEPoRT OF THE CONDITION

X "
or ~ Taiaa Nafiezal Baal q HeFsuaSa
SER. al WsgfniHsssT, - fAs .Sssstr n Van
f.Eai. az fAs nias< - hHfIaeH. .NrptcaaA<s
ia, 1890
gFalT-K NES
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No eaarp, Jor Marriages a,d D,a,A,. 0eiisarssslas
Tsrsxs 5 esats a liac-
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HARMONY
RESTORED
Gov. Mead and G. a. II. Vet
Grams Come v Understand
ing Over Soldiers Home
Dispute

Governor Mead and a delegations
Of q. A, X members held con
ference yesterday over the question
of appointing Old soldiers TO certain
positions ia the employ Of the state
II a. said that the meeting was
harmonious The gfavest question
seemed 60 be the appointment Of
the hruthorzin law Of the governor
~ adiu'ant OF the soldiers home
Tho soldiers considered that a com
radc should have the position aud
raised howl over the governor 5
selection
Tho governor explained that the
appointment Was onlY temporary. as
he Intended "a abolish the office
and reduce expenses BY that much
lie told the committee 81 soldiers
that he was heartily ia accord With
their views and they could rest as
snrcd that he would appoint Yrters
ans whenever possible to do 10.
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BANK NEWS

" q shuuy & Co. bankers in The
Arcade building. are issuing about
the nsatsst aud na0nt convenient Ut
lie savings banks that have YET been
seen IN this part ~ the country
Thuy ara ahant twice the sire q m
ordinary match bon and can he
con voninntiy carried iu a man :
f,oskn OF a wumAna hand has.
These little banks afn made fuF
niekels. dimes. quarters and i've
dollar gold plecs% 0f the latter they
NglI hold sin0 The ehlef valve Of
these banks IL The faef that theY can
~ Opened only by shuey 4 Co and
thas many 4 dime finds lis saY into
a dapusitnFa hank aernunt which
woaid otherwise b. spent fooliahiy
t. q Nhury A Go rrerntit re-
Cc4Yei a090 81 these hanks for Ola
lrlhution and they are readily be-
ink placed ALREADY about 100 have
beau distributed To- business men
who we're anxious % get them. hut
the company luisuda 90 distribute
them mostly 10 small degoaliors A
small savings account started In this
manner slii EFoN to large amount
and Asunwhtie be making a profit
~ PCT cent on the deposit 80
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EARNINGS
NOUS

eluded under The company'a blanket
franchise make up t.hasOeta6 Of
thia amount
The balance DAruaTnta the earn
mss Ut The other lines operated by
the compaAs Including Nealer wae
Jackson rs. Grant st.. Woodland
Park and Fort Iawtun lines The
Madison % line reports the best
earnings kibs see Ycalur wave IL
aosond With sia6.01a45 and Green
Lake tblrd with staf i0edA Sale
of tickets brought In $751; els ~.
Freight receipts were ta6liaas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17

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