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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-11

AGENTS WANTED 70 INTRODUCE OUR NEW
burners. which will make natural gas out Of
sr and oil; guaranteed to prope1y, neat any
than other fuel for free territory. sample
burners. circulars, etc, write Gem Oil Burner
Co., Willoughby, Iowa.
AGENTs-EIrHER SEX; NO Muss wALLPA-
per cleaner, sells on sight; want one per-
son in every town in your state; cost less
than &c to clean room; big money for
nonths send 25c stamps or oliver No Muss
Cleaner Co., 405 jackson st, Sioux City, Iowa.
AGENTS ON SALARY OR CoMhnssIoN-THE
greatest agents. seller ever produced; every
user Of pen and ink buys 1t on sight 200 to
to $500 in six days; another $a2 in two hours.
Monroe Mfg. Co., x 120. La Crosse, Wis.
AGENTs-sELL FAIR HANDY HAT FAST.
eners, pin or sew on hat Only practical
kind. Satisfaction guaranteed or money re-
turned. Write for particulars. Big profits.
Patented and manufactured by Fair Mfg. Co.,
81 Main 1t. Racine, Wis.
WANTED VISITING DRUG, GRO
Gerry and department stores to sell as side
line. on liberal commission speciality retail.
! Ing at 10 cents. Address giving references,
Temple Court, New York. -
AGENTs-sso WEEKLY SELLING sEIF,aEN.
Grating gas burners, fitting common kerosene
lamps, brilliant portable gaslight, absolutely
safe. Exclusive territory. Positive monopoly.
Description free Eastern Gaslight Co., $50
Broadway, New York.
sexes; profitable, permanent work; article I'M
eQualed; $50 per week made as easy as $50
per month IN other lines Needed In every
house. Address o. A. Ecker. box "a, Kindred
N. D. n
Sc DAILY SELLING POSITIVE TENSION
shears. wly-patented device makes them
self-sharpentng Never on market before. Big
profits, exclusive territory, outfit free Thorn.
as Shears Co., 1921, Dayton. Ohio.
$4,000 a MONTH, TWO LADIES Or GEN.
tlemen wanted In each county to manage our
Ing Co.. Box s. st. Louis. No.
AGENT WANTED-EITHER SEX, IN EVERY
petition. You can make 80 cents on the
dollar; will guarantee you against loss. Ad-
AGENTS WANTED-wANT ENERGETIC
article on the market. Agency. Managers
in every locality. Big profits. Address 1888,
| Journal.
REAL ESTATE MEN AND GOOD HUsTLERs-
sions twice each month. Write swenson'
Land Agency, 625 New York Life bldg, Chi
.cago. 49, d, :
Statesmen 10 SELL OUR GOODS TO GEN.
sral eothefs druggists and
Model Mfg. Co., Box L. South Bend, Ind.
AGENTS, DEALERs-wANTED 70 HANDLE
/ line Of inverted lights and mantels The best
n big money IN t. Send for
Is QS0uo A1SAk We. III on Nv, NEW 1OER.
WANTED-LIVE MEN CAPABLE OF sue.
1 cessfully handling agents. Three to five thou
! sand dollars yearly easily earned. Fred
] Parker 2S7 Market, Chicago.
! AGENTS TO SELL MARINE WHITE LEAD
/ staple and permanent business free outfit
[ Consolidated White Lead Works. st. Louis
+ Mo.
7 EXPERIENCED. CANvAsSERS TO TRAVEL
! liberal commissions; selling embroidered shir
| waist patterns J. 3. Fouch. 26 Chute block
Il
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BUILDING PERMITS

Nels Nelson, 2216 Irving avenue S, two
story brick veneered building. $500. 81 ,0l
w. E.. j DENNY 2412 Humboldt ave-
nue. s. two-story frame dwelling 80. 80
Nels Krogstad. SOLO Washington avenue
N, two-story frame dwelling .......... 5sf
Henry Parsons. 2721 Lake OF the Isles
boulevard. liz story frame DWELLING. 4,5,
o. 8. Lofgren, S745 Eleventh avenue s.
two-story brick-veneered dwelling 49,. 4.5.
Twelve minor permits ............-...s.- 3.5-
i
Total, II permits S27 81
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o o o . o o O o O o O a .
} WILSON AUTO CO., $50 HENNEPiN Nv.
All kinds of expert repairing on auto
mobiles, steam, gasolene and electric:
we guarantee our work; no hoys to /,
, work on your machine: we bring and {
deliver your machine free Of charge;
} give us trial it you have steam ear
, that won't steam. bring it to us and
we viii make it steam; we will build
you racing car for almost any speed
you want.
, All kinds Of repair work on automo-
. b1les; bring in your old steam cars and
. we will make them run like the Stanley
D car.
0 Wilson Auto Co., $50 Hennepin Az,
D does all kinds Of repair work on steam,
0 gasolene and electric automobiles; bring j
D In your cars before spring rush
0 Wilson Auto Co. $50 Hennepin av,
o will buy or sell your cars; have con- q
0 slant inquiries for different makes: list
o your cars with us and we will soon find
o you customer.
Q Q Q Q o % Q Q 0 Q Q o 0 !.
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Statesmen.

A large Pittsburg manufacturing concern de-.
sires a few statesmen who wish to improve
their position and salary.
Address Manufacturer.
S15 Farmers Bank Bldg,
Pittsburg, Pa.
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WANT AID" AGENCIES, OF
THE JOURNAL

SOUTH.
A ArsE y & stult.. 2sYs Stevens av.
sis ssam ME ais. W T.. 1aol 1 81 .1 =
suehsn1 R;o, W. s 81 Las .ss on Lake St
Croker & Thoupson COL 9th Az s.
Douglass. A.. 3457 Chicago av.
Gaghagen,, a.: w. 1857 FRANKLIN ar.
Goodrich & Jennings. Lake st.
Horn. $. J.. ~ ass aSs Chicago e saa az. ~
Jones. 2451 bloomington av.
imports, ]: b.. 26th st and Lyndsle avenue s.
Kline: 4. j.. 2soo Bloomington
La penotiere. Z. NJ. AN av aud Franklin.
Lara6ee. B. H; 22d and aennepip n.,,.,,,
Masssa eo 1913 seol saa az
Mcleod !, Ms T. lad 1917 !, Nieo,,et sr.
Peterson, J: o. 1901 Washington av S.
s sss es.'' fhaln: sis eis g sst AZ s.
Tpper & Chamberlain. 10th st and sth av 3
NJ E. L 1sl St and Hennsgin
Witch N. H.. Franklin and Bloomington.
NORTH.
Durfee se Charles ri = s.. &c sth az l. s
Graben. o. a.. e42 9th Az n.
Harris Harris, "; g., Western and Bryant.
oaS Park Drug Store. 1920 9Th N.
Persall. A. a.. 929 Goth av n.
Rickerts, John A.. 4177 Washington av n.
Robertson Drug Co.. 1921 Washington ay n.
Russell C Case. Lyndale & Western avs.
Sanger. II. A.,-929 Plymouth
Noegeli Bros. TOO 10th az n.
Wilson. e. B., 1900 10Th ay N.
SOUTHEAST.
Hunt. 1914 University avenue Sc.
Livingston. A.. SIS 14th av Sc.
Thompson j.. w. 800 washington ay 81
Tufts Pharmacy. BIB 4th st Sc.
: UNIVERSITY Drug Store, 401 18th av Sc.
Waters, :. f.. Oak and Washington Sc. .
NORTHEAST.
Beuhisr, IL. 75s Adams st NE.
BredesN& Eikel. 18th av and Main ct Nh
pemeuies Mrs, 6o1 Central aSs
Esst Side Office. zoe Central az
Englupd. D. C.. 4o3 Central av.
Esterley's Drug store, 200 Adams 1t M
Gornley & Moran 2401 Central Az.
Eandberg Meuref, 6th and Central ~. ~
Wentworth. Charles. 31z Monroe ct NE
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WOOD AND COAL,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

HUME & DAVIES, FUNERAL DIRECTORS, MA.
sonic Temple. 9th and Hennepin. Both phones
JOHN M; GLEASON, FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and embalmer. 50 7th st s. Both phones.
J. WARREN ROBERTS, FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WRITE FOR OUR NEW PLAN
guaranteeing you $50 per day clear profit in
Producing our four new patents. No expert
ence needed. Our circulars teach you the
business and our patented goods do the rest.
II you are making less than $500 month,
write u.s. don't waste stamps and money ON
catch-penny advertisements. We forfeit $500
to any person proving we do not send free
samples on receipt of application, with full
information to start right to work to earn
$50 per day. Braham Steel Co., r 1856, Gin
cinnati, Ohio
SELL OUR RESERVOIR DUsTLEss FLOOR
and carpet brushes In stores, schools resi-.
dences, public buildings, hotels, halls; field
unlimited; reduce dust 81 per cent actual test;
4 gold medal at ST. Louis Worlds Faix strictly
{ guaranteed; big margin and great seller, with
opportunity to build up permanent trade ex.
elusive territory; no competition; state expert
kence. Milwaukee Dustless Brush Co., NIL,
YANKEE, Wis. tai55
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TAILORING

PETER THOMPSON TAILORING CO., 100 Sd
st s. See us for your spring suit.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures
USED PIANOS.

USED PIANOS.
Bargains That You Cannot Duplicate.
In Our Bargain Room. a}
Gabler upright ebony 49,. -. $500. $50
Hayden upright ebony ............. 70
\ s Gabler upright, ebony ............. 10
Steinway upright, ebony 40
Emerson upright ebony. 10000. lA0
Il = Vose s. Sons upright, ebony. lao .#S
Sterling upright, ebony. .......... 10 81
Pease & Sons upright, ebony. 2lo
Fischer upright, walnut. 14O
Vose s Sons upright, walnut. $50 rs
Nyerett upright, walnut, large size 30
Schubert upright, walnut, large size. 40
Weber upright almost new, large
SIZE $50 u
60 III 7tt Players With Music.
Apollo mahogany case. ........... DO
Pianola. mahogany case. ........... 70
Cecilian, ebony case. ........... LOO
Payment SIS per month. a$
S.stW.9s Raudenbush & Co.,
703 Nicollet av.
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statesmen.

A few energetic men, experienced in any
line; a permanent and exceptional opportunity
is offered to handle new and rapid seller;
salary and commission. Manufacturer, S15
Farmers Bank building, Pittsburg Pa.
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Barter
and
Exchange

Il Want Page Classification where
you can offer anything you have to
trade. An ad Of twenty words under
this classification only costs 80 cents
for seven insertions, and you pay + he
Journal two cents for each answer
you receive TO your Id. Z
This Illustration pictures this
little advertisement, which shows that
this classification can be used In your
business to great advantage
wANTED-ro MECHANICS DENTISTRY ron
tailoring Address $3.50, Journal.
There are : number Of these little
ads published every day IN The J on r
naL yhAy a1e intssssting. Read them.
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HOTELS

HOTELS
HOTEL ALLEN. Sd ST AND Cd Az s; ONLY
hotel in the city having all outside rooms.
Rates. 75c. 81, $1.5o single. -
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PARQUET FLOORS

oldest floor concern in the northwest. Work
guaranteed. Estimates furnished. Try our
polish. Metropolitan. Parauet Co., 1O19 Mic.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
- Va 6CV3Ss 8
O~>>~>~~

OREGON CLAIM CO., GOVERNMENT HOME
staads, stone and timber claims. in Oregon;
saw timber: special rates For particulars
address FOG Endieott Arcade st. Paul. MINI.
Z AM AGAIN LOCATED AT 3l25 NICoLLET
Sd ar;s Flat ), prepared to do ladies' tailoring
s and dressma king. Mrs. Bowling.
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wANTED-To ERUHAN0E DENTISTRY ron
tailoring. Address $3.50, Journal.
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PIANO CREDIT BILL NOTICE.

During the past month we have been con-
Quoting a word contest and have issued .
viii doubtless be offered for sale in these
columns by people who already have pianos,
and for the guidance and protection of the
honored only at the warerooms Of the w. w.
Kimban Co.. Minneapolis or st. Paul. where
they will apply as part purchase price on
retail price. Not more than one credit bill
can be applied on the same piano. nor can a
they be applied on accounts now running win
person at our office and properly endorsed BY
the sales manager. We would particularly
warn you against misleading ads inserted y
the value of these credit bills. To any one
desiring to purchase piano, they mean ans,
SO much money. s$s
W. w. Kimbau Co.,
1921 9Th St s, between Hennepin and Ntcollet
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES
KODAK FILM DEVELOPING AND FINISH.
ing done expertly; Photographic materials: our
busines established twenty years. o. 81.
Peck Co., LIP 9Th st 8. ..E. )
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PROFESSIONAL

sUPERFLUoUs HAIR, HOLES, ETC, PERMA-
nently removed by electricity. Miss Hollister.
+ TITS Syndicate block. Pioneer stand OF the
northwest. Exclusive specialist.
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FOR sALE-sAFE. SO INCHES HIGH BY "a
inches wide. Original cost $1OO. sol Lyn.
f1n1o n !. = !. =
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AGENTS WANTED 10 INTRODUCE OUR NEW
burners, which will make natural gas out Of
mir and oil; guaranteed to properly heat any
kind Of stove or furnace onehalf cheaper
than other fuel; for free territory, sample
burners, circulars, etc, write Gem Oil Burner
Co. Willoughby Iowa.
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OPTICIANS

DR.. GERTRUDE STANTON, only woman OPP
s.tieian in twin Cities Optical Dept. Dayton's
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FOR SALE CHEAP-CERTIFICAT OF KIM
ball Piano Co. for 500. Inquire 2727 Dupont
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FOR sALE-P1ANo, FIRsT-CLAss; CHEAP IF
taken at once; almost new. 1924 Nicollet av.
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DYEING AND CLEANING

TWIN CITY DYE WORKS, THE LEADING
French dry cleaners for ladies' and gents
NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning works, 725 Hennepin av. Both phones.
STERLING DYE HoUSE-Freuch Dry Cleaning.
500 18th av s. T. G. 9S32; N. W. s 40 JS.
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ALL MAKES TYPEWRITERs SOLD, Elk
naase c aar5en; RIB
Emporium, 1853 Minnesota ST. st. Paul, MINI.
GENUINE NEW HOME LIGHT RUNNING SEW.
Ing machine, $7.95: new, five-drawer drop
ranted. Roberts Supply Co.. TIT N1colIet.
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RADIANT HOME RANGE, SIG; TWO MAGEE
water heaters cheap; all heating stoves at
cost; for bargains, @. Herk.St Smith, 424
Hennepin az
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FOR sALEDENsMORE TYPEWRITER VERY
cheap; perfect condition. I'll Northwestern
> bldg.
Seb FOR SCHOLARSHIP IN HEATING AND
yentilating; less than half value 946s, Jour-
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FOR SALE-ONE s1NGLE-CYLINDER A-HP.,
one 2-cylinder SHIP, one 4-cylinder 25-H.P.
complete outfits, at $lOo, SITS and $500. Moore
Boat Works, Wayzata, Mimi. :
A VERY FINE MAHOGANY CASE, ANDERSON
piano, large size,, entirely ,refnished case;
ments. 8. W. Raudenbush & Co.. 7O3 Nicol-
let av.
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NEW YORK FLORISTS. = WASH Av g.;
feather and cut flowers and plants; floral de-
signs for all occasions. T. G. phone 1928.
GET PRICES ON CUT FLOWERS AND On.
signs of Latham. florist. IS 10th Ut g.. before
ordering elsewhere.
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COMPLETE FURNISHINGS OF FOUR ROOMS,
b prefer to sell to one party but will sell by
piece; cottage for rent. 2s55 Lake of the
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Hunt. 1914 University avenue Sc.
Livingston. A., Sis 14th av Sc 80.
Thompson, 8. W. 800 washiugton ay 81
Tufts Pharmacy. BIB 4th st Sc
Unive-sity Drug Store. 501 18th av Sc.
Waters, :. E.. Oak and Washington Sc.
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A Full LKIT OF WATCHMAKER's TOOLS
for sale, consisting of lathe. foot-wheel coun-
ter-shaft, engraving block chucks and bench
TOOLS Will be sold for song. Address P.
Dougau, Box II, Waverly Mimi
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SIS WILL BUY a $e6 ORDER ON THE KIM
ball Piano Co. Address or call 1915 Thomas
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NJ, E. Sunday schooI Picnic.

The annual picnic of the M. E.
Sunday school, of this town, was
held On Wednesday. The frequent
drizzles Of rain compelled the
changing Of plans, as it was impos-
sible to hold the celebration in the
open air. VIM. M. Pogue very
kindly offered the use of his large
barn, on Walnut street, and thither
the jolly crowd of little f9lks and
big folks went with their baskets.
Long tables were placed on the
barn floor and spread with an
abundance of good things, and
about one hundred enjoyed the
spendid dinner provided, ice cream
being served later in the afteFnQon.
The yoRpg falka passed the time
with various games. The pionicers
were entertained during the after
noon by "Mrs. Wiggs," which was
given by half dozen of Tome In
stitute girls. Notwithstanding the
unfavorable weather tia day Was a
pleasant one to all who participated
in the picnic. p
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May operate Steam Ferry.

1t is nat generally known that
the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany has under contemplation the
establishment Of a steam fepry be-
tween Hawre de Grace and Perry
vile, and that landings may be
made at points on the river occu-
pied by the old bridge abutme9ts.
Preliminary work ROW being made
in the dismantling Of the old draw
and taking down the old bridge
structure, has been going on for
some weeks, and it il stated that
when tha work has been completed,
and the old bridge-iron work and
stone piers-has been removed,
which will require almost constant
work for about tive years. q steam
ferry will ha operated. There is
sufficient ground for the statement.
and it has been said by some per
sons closely, Identified with the
company's interests that such a
plan is in contemplation.-Ledger
Havre de Grace.
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SUN, CECIL COUNTY. MD. FRIDAY, AUGUST 81, 1906.
Agricultural high School.

The first agricultural high school
established in Maryland will be
opened October 1 next at Calvert,
Cecil county.
Prof. Fl. O. Sampson, of the
Bureau of Soils, Department OF
Agriculture, accompanied by Capt.
r. W. Sylvester, president of the
Maryland Agricultural College,
visited Calvert last week and had a
conference with the School Com.
missioners of Cecil county. Capt.
Sylvester, who, at the instance of
the School Commissioners, has been
looking about for a suitable man to
take charge of the school, has re
commended Mr.. Sampson, and it is
probable that he will be appointed
Mr.. Sampson is a graduate of the
Iowa State College. The building
to be occupied by the agricultural
school has three rn0ms and is sur
rounded by IA acres of land, which
was ceded by William Penn to the
Quaker settlement, and the Quakers
hold it by this title to this day.
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Ease Ball-Home Team Defeats
North East and Oxford.

North East visited Rising Sun ON
Saturday afternoon last and was
defeated by the home team. The
North Easters put up very ragged
game in the field and found Effing
hard to locate after the first two
innings. The score:
kSsth Sisins Esst Ean S. 4 4
Batteries-North East. Boyer and Biddle; Rising
Sun, Ehing and MeCardell.
Oxford and Rising Sun played on
the home grounds Wednesday
afternoon. Considering the wet
grounds, which made the ball diff
cult to handle, the game put up
by the teams was a fair one. Ok
ford was clearly outplayed, the
home team taking big lead in the
second inning and never being
headed. The score:
II E
Rk1G1a RisIns Sun SS . : : ~ ~ Is Is )
Batteries and Smith; Efing and
MeCaTdell.
Lovers of base ball will have an
opportunity of witnessing two
games on Saturday, morning and
afternoon, when Avondale will
appear on the home grounds.
Games called at 1890 a. M, and
$3.50 p. m, Admission, 15c.
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Farmers School At College Park.

The summer school and farmers
institute, which opened at the
Maryland Agricultural College
Tuesday Of last week, came to a
close Friday. While the attend.
ance was not as large as was antic-
ipated, there were more than 200
farmers, representing practically
every county in the State, who took
advantage of the opportunity for a
pleasant outing and incidentally
secured much valuable information.
Among those in attendance was j.
Coqdep, Ir., OF Perryville.
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JACKSON NOMINATED.
Primaries, County and Congress
slonal Conventions Held BY
QenuhIiranS
Republicans.

The republican primaries were
held throughout Cecil county on
Saturday afternoon, the vote being
a light one in all the districts as
there was no contest to cause any
hustling among the party bosses.
The delegates chosen assembled
in county convention at Elkton on
Monday, for the purpose of fchoosing
representatives to the First Dis.
trict Congressional convention,
which convened at Ocean City on
Wednesday, and placed in nomi
nation the republican candidate for
Congress.
The county convention at Elkton
was presided over by Senator
Joseph 1. France, of Port Deposit,
with A. B. Cameron, of Zion, as
secretary.
The following delegates were
chosen to represent Cecil county in
the Congressional convention at
Ocean City, and instructed TO cast
the four votes to which the county
is entitled for ex. Congressman VIM
Fl. jackson:
Henry NJ. Mccullough, Henry
A. Warburton, Frank E. Williams,
Joshua Clayton, j. M. Post, Joseph
Benjamin, John L. Moore, Cecil
Kirk, R. L, Christie, ii. Linn
WoGthington, Senator France, A.
M. Vannort and Kennard M. Riley.
The convention adopted reso-
lutions congratulating the people of
Maryland upon the overwhelming
defeat of the Poe amendment, also
instructing the delegates to cast the
vote of Cecil county for 'Hon.
William Fl, jackson, the un-
animous choice of the convention
as our candidate for Congress,
whose nomination is demanded by
the people of this aiGtEiet as a
vindicatiOn of their rights at the
ballat box, so shamefully tampered
with at the last election under the
present iniquitOus ballot law.~
The Republican Congressional
convention Met at Ocean City on
Wednesday, when former Con-
gresham William Fl. Jackson was
placed in nomination by a rising
vote. Elmer ii. Walton, of Wi
comiee county, put the name of Mr..
Jackson before the convention, the
nomination being seconded by
Henry M. Mccullough, of Cecil
county,
The resolutions adopted endorse
the administration of Theodore
Roosevelt, pledge Nnwayering sup
port to the Republican policy of
protection, congratulate the people
of Maryland upon the 6verwholm
ing defeat of the Poe amendment
and declare the present nominee to
have been elected to the Fifty ninth
Congress bat deprived Of his seat
through fraud.
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Heavy Storm.

The frequency and severity of
the electrical storms that have
swept over this section during the
summer has been cause for general
remark. Last week we were
visited by two severe gusts, one on
Tuesday, the other on Friday, when
considerable damage was done by
rain and lightning. Quite a num-
ber of trees, fences, &C., in this
locality were reported as having
been struck by bolts during the
storms.
The rain fell in torrents on Fri
day, shortly after noon, accom-
panied by vivid lightning and
sharp peals of thunder.
At Calvert, where Friends
Quarterly Meeting was in progress,
a large number of teams were
hitched in the sheds and surround
ing grove. A bolt of lightning
struck an iron railing to which four
horses were hitched, killing one of
pair belonging to Jacob Brown, of
Lancaster county, stunning its
mate, and the other two, which
were the property of Isaac Kirk, of
Fremont, and Alfred Wood, of
Lees Bridge.
The heavy downpour of rain
caused several bad washes in roads
and. fields and all the streams over
flowed their banks and assumed
the proportion of rivers for a while.
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Suit For Divorce.

Mrs. Minnie e. Warwick has
entered suit in the Circuit Court Of
Cecil County, for divorce from her
husband, VIM. W. Warwick. on
the ground of desertion. She asks
for the custody of their two minor
children. The parties were mar
ried in Cecil county Sept. 25, 1894,
and lived together until June l.,
1904, when the plaintiff was desert
ed by her husband,