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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23

Bette 8lab CT me6 fiji riet afsefs.
lenbe Sssn6bolb og tiltaleaoe l6itprel.
fe i 8orbolo til fin Bris ,1obertrnk
fet of ncget onoet 8Iab Der ! Gan.
bet i iantme gpros. q bos.ner paa.
0et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23
Spits6ergen.
st b.rrelsf 2anb.

S politife areoie / Noree oe
5bcrtge btsh,terer man for 8ioen
aceo 3nteresfe Set Spsrssmaal, bpil.
fen stot Spitsbergen Hal ti1fol0e.
2ennc sssst,ctse Ct ne,nlig lite ioo
uG,biles, iy.:, man l,n1ibbelbort onto.
ger, % sen IT !, @icbliffet / Sen @ra0
/ @Glter, at ct ellcr anoet. @totsoper-
bopeo fiffert mart proflamerer i'm
Srer6ojbeb ope' ben. S oe bibeii:
&rco;c rr Sornet blepet fienbt s.,
Observation-Disclosures &iltorie,
Eh|t ion, SS;ernintri1tgsplobs lor
Mmerifonercn 8cIlr1onns 8allpn-
cfspcfition og fr1 life n,i,,ore EMO ipc
ou6rp gfspc0itie,i;r.
5 bc lenere Aor CT SpitSbergen og<
laa bleben Maalet for talrige euro-
pntife Gornsiel1esreiier;; i1er Ep-
Ifcrl,e og @neIenberne bar faaet 9i<
ne1tc op for Holarnatl1rens eie116om-
melige Sfipnbe6 og itremn1er 6ertil
/ 5loffebis Gor @rbbeoslibet bar
Spitsbergen biotil tun ipillet en- &ol<
le for @poIfangfte1, % 1i6en Sen nor
ife 2obgibniug FREEZER &balen .peo
Georges 8p1ter, bar talrige norife
Gangeielifober rettet 6eres. 9ine paa
5pttsbereen og 6elbis etableret fig
poo 9en. S CONNER bar Ser life
mi,t6re ems oper blln0re6e &Dalfan-
gere 6eroppe fra $ron1se, og 6e fleite
al 6en1 biIoe operbi1,tre ser.
Men MI for nplie CT gens &ig6om
pna Stenfl,1 blepen olminoelig BE-
Ifien6t; for Eioen orbei6er ct itort
norif-engelf % ct an1erifanif Selffab
pan at ubnptte Den / 6enne &enieen.
Sc, 90 6er ft1,6es ret anlelige Cru,
be1tationer. Arbeiberne al 6e for
! ifiellige Nattoner enes life iD116erlig
go6t bperfen inobproes eller meo
&palfongerne og &uriiterne, og 6or.
bol6er,e oeroppe er ret uiifre. S 81,
BET of ii6lte 4ar fom Set til allebaan.
Sc 0ptsier, iom lite tpoer pao, at 81.
bet poa Spitsbergen iuit uopifler fig
| / @et1tng af Civilization. Goruro.
lige116e ipnes ogiaa en- Mel0ing fra en-
@rlbe1tation til oct norife Morgen-
blobet. 9en lDber iaaleoes: "Mtten
Mrbeibere operpi>1trer ber UNDER 2e+
6elie of to Mrbeiberformen6. 6or.
bol6ene paa Spitsbergen er MI rolf
ge;; men iommen rneo 9lrbei6erne
ooerbir1trer 5000 Gloifer @bi1fD %
oiberie SLATER 81. .sssnger So faces
be6 5pofop." 81 bar regnet no, at
SC tppe Menne1fer UNDER ODerpint.
ringen fan gIR6e fig peo to belle 6la.
lfer @biifp og Ditto Glaffer @l pr.
3ug; iaa III for1taar, at &orreipon.
6enten flyer, at Gorbol6e1te MI er TO.
lige, men &bis 6e paa alle
Stntioner ct 1ao eobt forlDnebe, bare
Ser iaa bliber fre6eligere paa @ptts.
bergen / Mar! Og netop foroi @pitS'
bergen er ct berrelg1t 2a11b, la6er Der
| fig banifeliet eibre noget rottonelt
for Drbenens Oprdbol0elie. Snbiet'
tellen al ct Stmsoperbobe6 ipnes Der.
for gnifeliet, % 6o @en ligger @or'
ge narn1eit, og bette 2onbs Snteres,
ier bt6til Bar pRret operpeien6e pao
9en bp6er 6er fig maaffe ber en- 2ei'
ligreo for Song Saafon til at blipe
en- u6pi6er af set @ige, ban bar
| mo6taget af GolfetS @oan6.
s Norge tnnfer man boert Galb
paa inorlig at iRtte fig Beiboel1e at
Gen og forbere6er allereoe ct oiplo'
matiif Gfri6t / benne @etntng.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23
Oct norifc aongepars Belee

Oct ,iorife aongepars Belpe
gnglano ii6ite l1ge bar gioet Anleo'
ming til en- ltenoeligbeo af Setter
g3eiten bber Mften bar Der pnre1
s@restaflr pao Btnoior @lot> %
Song @omoro bar niit fit .Stiger.
ibn Song @aafen itore uomGrtelier
9aoleoes operrafte ban bom Sole,
boan6sorbene11s Sniignier 9ferurs
relle of bele Sr6ensfapttIet. S 9en.
Dogs bar De tougelige @ipiter tilfte'
be be6 en- Banfet, font Bpen 2onoon
gnb til 6eres 9@re / @uil6 &all. Son.
bons Mapor bolot @elfomittaIen, oq
&oneeporret fit en- Belfomit al 8e-
folfningen, iom neppe nogen beie'
gen6e @onge bar faaet BET fpr. Wfen
oct er 10 ogioa obfilliee Aar foeu
en- uoeluffenbe norf &onge bor pnrc1
2onbon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23

@reb 8pni Gaitellanc % banS anee~
rifaniffb6te &uitru, 4nna @oul6, bar
MI. fooet retslig @fils1nisie ifeIge
franf DonitoI. Sen obeltge 96es
lan6 foar lite en- Gent al fin fra{filte
@uitrues @enge, % 6e 8ern, @gte
fobet bab6e bragt, obergipes til Mo.
oerens Dmforg, men Sc ifal op6rages
/ Granfriee og FnI bore bos 6abe.
rem en- l1ge bbert Mor. @run6en til
at 5filsmtsfen beptl9e6 lao afglort
@uftruens 6nber er at @repen bar
teret uforibarIig e6ieI be fbrltc
5 Mar af aggteFabet fornebIeoe bon
z @ntoner Dollars % besuben
1ttro. Set fortnIles forgprigt, at ben
fraifiIte &1itru biI ir,6goa MT 9Ggte-
ifab, me1 en- amerifanff @fuebiIler
8oo6rnf, nteo bbent bun bnb6e pRret
forIonet fer bl1n bIeb gift me6 ben
frantic @rebe.
5 - 3
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23
RlanQt rand$ttl0nd / Ht1erika.
unhresau esnaA II man
{Is.ere,.a,,e snaatIss ira mango Kaaer.)

tJ0SeHoSaoN $0&&sl
Sen uye banife lutberffe &irfe
San 6rancisco, @al., bill blipe ino.
piet Spnbag Sen 2. December. Get
CT SEN fgrlte 6anife &irfe ser / Bpen,
og Set bill blipe en at De lmutfeite og
foltbarelte oan1te &irfer i 9lnerita.
Mcnigbeoens Nreit, g. 8. s. &on,
len, tilbgrer Gen foreneoe onnife Sir,
fe, og bette @amfunos Gormano,
Yaltor g. g. Gbriitianien, bill foreto.
&C sSnboieHen.
9anif 8rpberiamfnnb. Sberiefre-
tnren for Set banife' 8roberiamf1tnb
bar u6ien6t &partalsropport for sS1=
II &partal, iom uotiier be forifjellige
6on6s @totus, iom fplger:
Genera N Bet.
&asiebebolonirg 1. Sl1li $6459.52
2Snotpgter / e5uli &partol 5778.45
$12237 81
1oeifter / S,ili &portal 4382.53
qosiebebolSnina 1. 0ft. $7s55: "A
Assurance o ii Sc
Rasicbeboloni11g l.. sSuli $5260.42
Sn6tegter Suli &partal 23954.63
u6gifter / suli &partdl 15395.46
Roslebeboloning /. 0ft. $138t9.59
IRAN tifonbet.
@osiebebol6ning 1. Suli $37312.5e
2Snotegter / sSuli &barto1 2395.45
&os1ebehoI6nind Sft. S397O8. Oh
SEQ fgr5te Sftober talte Sanfun=
oct 236 2oger me6 15,465 Meolem.
mer;; / &portalHs 2gh bar &il9angen
al npe Me6lemmer 558, og Ser blet
inoiat fglge11be fire i1De 2oger: gtr
266 Ga6illac, Weicb.; Rr. 245, 60
8eno> sno., ger. 246, Sos Mngeles
Sal; og gsr. PAT, @bitcmooo> g. g
Gn forfeilet Msinrancc=Spcfufa:
tion. S uSSp61f Morgenblao" fortel.
les ON, bborle6cs ct anerifan1t Ns.
iurance &onpngni fornplig er Tom:
met tilfort operfor en- ip6if BonoeS
6origttebe6. @titorien lpoer iaale'
bes:
ube / @eirs paa 8ar6eegnen> mcl.
lem &litterne, boer en- 2anbman6
bbis Syn, ser par opl9rt 1om Weie.
rift, for noele Aar iioen uopanoreof
til Morb Mmertfo. Ser bleb ban an
lat iom Meierift % tiente gooe &en'
ge, % alt tegne6e til BET be6ite, oe
GoreI6rene bar meget glade oper'
at alt git bam iaa go6t.
@oa bbrte 8repifrioeriet op, og er
Sag tom Der Meooelelie ON, at bar
bar afgaaet beo Db6en beo ct llpt
festilfel6e. st Danprpr bar fprltn.
get, og ban bar fol6et libel af ser
ELECTROMAGNETIC Danp.
5ornl6rene par n1eget fortbiDlebt
oper set posiere6e, men Me66elel'
fen tn6ebor6t en- Motits ON, at @gn'
men bab6e ta1tft paa fine gar1le Tor:
el6re / Danmarf, og at en- Gun
biI6e tilfaI6e Dem / G61ge bans l1lDf
fesforfifri11g. &bor ftor oenne Gum
bar ito6 Ser life noget om> men
ltor bleb 5a6erens 6orbabfelie, oo
Ser me6te en- nmerifanif Q6bofat oe>
8eiterbapet og tilbgb at or6ne Ga.
gen. Meo @eitip6ens Mistanffom'
be6 ftilleoe Ga6eren fig ofpfienbe til
GorInget. Men mere oberraife1
bIet ban, 6a ser me6te en- an6er
! amerifanff Mbpofat og tilbp6 Taoe.
rem at iitre bom 10000 &r., naar
ban piloe gipe bam Tul6magt til al
or0ne 9ager.
Set bar ct friite116e 9ilbuo for en-
fattig @eiterbobon6e, men ban MOB
ito6 Griitelien, baienlig foroi &apt.
Blocb m. Fl. fraraa6ebe ban at tage
in1ob &iIbu6et. Set bar fornnftigt
|giort.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23
8altcr @ellman opbol6er iig for

8altcr 8ellman opbol6er Jig for
1i6en Garis og forbere6er 2uftiei-
la6ien til .Noropolen, iom Fan maat.
tc opgibc fioite CONNER. 2uftifibet
nMnuerica" ser bler; fert til Yoris
fra Spit5bergen for at om6onnes,
pil blipe iaa ,neoet forltprret, at Set
fan bore $4,000 Bun6. Gen ifal
here fin 9eint1,ing, 5 Mon6, Ell tulo
lloruitniug for en- @le6eefspe6itio11
og 5000 &l,n6 Hetroleum for en-
0lotor poa 80 Seites araft. @ell-
n1on n1ener at funne naa Holel, alles
reoc S11li eller 9lnguit og troer, at
ban fan brl1ge 2uftlfibet baa6e fren1
% tilboge, men ban er forbere6t paa
at mootte opeipe @ffbet peb Eolen
og gjpre Iilbaget1ren poa @lgoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23

Gn frpgtelig Spnlpffe inotrai
5enoog alften / Nuget Sounb, ibet
Ell lille Naslagerbamper, u0ir" un-
oerpcis fra seottlc til SPORT 8lafelp,
Hep paaieitet al sla1fa 5elifabets
Camper ueSeanie" % ianf faa Wd,
nl1ttcr efter @a'nmc1tlta6et. Mf &oS.
iagerer og BeiGtning omtom 43,
mc0ens SO blep tngct on1boro /. ,Ssea-
nic". Sommenitp6ct ifete fulofom-
men itille og iigtbart 8eir, og Sit
bc,1es 2a,1terner bap6e beret in6bDr,
oes ipnlige oper ct &barter. @tpl'
Sen for &olliiionen ffplbes a1tage,
ltg Rorgpngeren paa vDir", BET
l1hen Bariel 1tprebe tit 5fib pao
ttprs fornn oct anbet. Snmmenltg.
Set par 1neget ipagt, og vSeanie" leb
life Spor al @fabe. Sra bette Sfit
9ior6es 6er alt bpab Ser bar multgt
for at rebbe be Gfibbrubnc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23


Suffertrniten, slmerican 5ueor
&cfining Co., bleb / Sirs6ags al en-
sSurD II. g. Circuit Court Seem
Sort fie11m ifDl0ig at bape mo0to-
get 8abat til ct 8eleb al $4,000
al Seem Sort Central SsSernbanefom,
pagni. Gette &ompagni blep for
nplig i6pnt en 8g6e of $10S,000
for at bane gtpet @uffertrl,iten
Gronsport,Mabot, % ifblge 2obe,
FoI boa6e @iterel1 % Mootagerer al
Mabat nulfteres. Disie Mulfter
bIioer 6e bpieite, ser 11ogeniin6e ct
iobmt / omerifatif @etsbnien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23

sluarfiitrr &om. Song @eorg
al @rGfenlano bar ppret poo 8efbg
bos lin 8ro6er Song 6reberif / Dnn,
mari og bar 6erciter iom iGbponlig
tnret en- Sur / Yaris og an6re So,
oebita6er 8eitepropa. @aa @ie1npei-
en- til @rGfenlan6 agter ban Sen g..
g}openber at oflegge ct 8eipg @om
bos &pnee1 al sStalien, og 11on me-
ner, at Sc itolienjfe gnorfilter / ben
9lnleoning bar lat fig 8ebpgelie for
at faa 2eiligbe6 til at br9be begge
@onger un6er sSnotoget / Bpc1,. $50,
litiet mcner at bore fon1met paa
5por efter ct iao6ant &omplot.
9ct banifc &oneepar aflag6e Man-
Sag og Girsbag 6enne l1ge @eiGg bos
&eiicrcn af 9pifla1,6 Berlin og
blcp mootaget mes itore s@resbeoiss
,1inger. @eIe 8erIins @arnilon por
uofoman6eret ion 9grespagt be6
Mootagelien. &ciieren og &eiierin-
ben mo6tog @ieIterne pao 8onegaar.
6cn, og oa 8ogntoget til set feiierli,
&c Slot naae6e 8ran6enborgertbor,
blep Oct mo6faget al 8erlirts 8or-
9ermeiter, ser bol6t en- &elfo1nlttale
til sen 6anife @onge, oer belpore6e
s5iicnen meo en- Sale paa 5 Mtn11t-
ter.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-02-24
Incal LEGISLATION.

The following local legislation has been
transacted since our last issue
Senator Perkins, of Baltimore has intro
dueed in the Senate bill amending the char.
ter of the Maryland Electric Railway Com
pany. One of the main provisions OF the bill
lis the allowance 10 the company to extend its
lines into Baltimore. Howard, Hartford. Car
roll, Frederick, Anne Arundel aud Prince
George counties.
In the House, Senator Beasman's bill to
amend the charter of the Mutual Fire IHsur-
ance Company of Carroll County, was passed.
Mr.. Bushey-Sanetioniug bequest of Annie
B. Roberts.
Mr.. Myers, to amend the laws relative to
Justices of the peace and constables ia Carroll
county.
Mr.. Myers, to incorporate the Eastern
Maryland District Meeting of the German
Baptist Brethreu.
A petition was presented by Senator Beasman
for collection made by Anti Saloon League in
favor Of proposed general local option bill.
A bill was presented by Senator Devilbiss
to require Frederick county to pay to Mount
Airy one.half of the road tax levied in that
town.
Senator Beasman, of Carroll county, who
has just returned to the Senate after several
DAYS absence because of tonsilitis, has the fol-
lowing bills for introduction:
To add section to the Code of Public Gen
eral Laws relating to hawkers and peddlers.
which defines them as any person or corpora
ton, through its agents, who sell goods, ware
and merchandise by carrying them from place
to place to sell or offer for sale, shall be deemed
q hawker or peddler.
Another bill provides that hawkers' or ped.
dlers' license shall be 800 for those who
travel on foot or with one horse. For those
driving two horses the license is fixed at $3.50.
A third bill is TO enlarge the jurisdiction Of
justices of the peace, except in Baltimore city,
and in Talbot, Hartford, Montgomery and
Frederick counties, to the trial of all cases in-
yolviDg the charge of offenses not punishable
with confinement in the penitentary or involv-
ing intent if the accused valves his right to a
trial by jury.
A fourth bill provides for the execution of
process and amendment of proceedings before
Justices of the peace in criminal cases. An
other bill is TO increase the efficiency of the
Board of Health of Carroll county.
The bill of Senator Beasman to sanction
bequest of Lucretia Z. Van Bibber to the
vestry of Ascension parish of the Protestant
Episcopal Church of Westminster has been
passed.
Mr.. Kolb has introduced bill hxirg 25
years as the minimum and 40 years as the
maximum for confinement in the penitentiary
in cases of conviction for burglary or attempt
ed burglary of bank vaults in which explo
sives are used.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-02-24
The Pension Bill

The Pension Appropriation Bill carrying
s139, 600, 600 was passed by the House
of Representatives last week without
amendment. Mr.. Gardner, of Michigan,
in charge of the measure, detailed an in
teresting array of information concerning
pensions Forty years after the Civil War,
he said, the pension appropriation is at its
maximum. There are l,000, 600 pen
sioners, all but So, 524 of them from that
war, with an annual ron of sl39, 900, 000
In the So, 424 are represented veterans Of
all other wars the country ever had. The
Civil War cost six billions of dollars. Up
to the present time half as much again has
been paid out for pensions, and Mr. Gard
ner predicts that before the eud of the pen
sion roll comes, the first cost Of the war
viii have been equaled, Mr.. Gardner
compared this pension roll of sl39, 600, -
900 to that of France, with an annual ex-
penditure of $40, 600, O0G Germany s2l :
900, 900; Austria Hungary, $40, 600, 600,
Great Britain, 50, 600, coo As to Span
ish War veterans, he said there are
more of them on the pension rolls than
were in Skaters entire army in Cuba.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-02-24
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1906.
Governor and Other Candidates.

At the meeting of the Legislature, can
didates for Governor, Comptroller, AttOr-
ney General, Congress, Legislature and
county officers are discussed. Especially
is this true when the last session of the
retiring Governor meets. Democrats and
Republicans are now prognosticating as to
who are the best men for the several posi-
lions to be chosen next year. Among the
prominent gentlemen mentioned for Gov
ernor by the Democrats are Messrs War
field, the present Governor, ex-Governors
Frank Brown and Z. L. jackson, Gen.
Baughman, Blair Lee, and Col. Schley.
In the Republican ranks are mentioned
Messrs. Baker, France, Randall, Gather,
Wachter and Garrett
Complications may arise which would
bring an unknown candidate forward and
knock all of those given above out, though
it is believed in Republican circles the
choice:may dwindle down to between Garrett
and France, both of whom have large barrels
and know how to place their contents where
they will do the most good in securing a
nomination and to use during the cam
paign.
In the Sixth Congressional District the
fight has opened. Col. Pearre has an
nounced that he desires to be reelected
and it is said that in addition to the oppo-
sition of Mr.. Lloyd Lowndes, of Cumber-
land, there will be a candidate from Wash
ington, Frederick and Montgomery coun-
ties. Mr.. Dick, also of Allegany, has a
strong contingency who are urging him to
enter the congressional race.
We urge upon the Democrats to move
slowly and cautiously in selecting nominees
for Governor, Attorney General, Comp
troller, and members of Congress. A year
or six months in politics is life time, and
many moves can be made on the political
checker board in that time, Make haste
slowly; weigh each man carefully; be Ger
tain the people want him, nominate him
and the voters will elect him-oiherwise
disastrous results will follow.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-02-24
Legislative Notes.

ANNAPOLIS, February u. 1906.
The Senate Judiciary committee has farvor.
bly, reported the Bryan anti uarcooter anti
drug bill.
Mr.. Anders two cents mile measure has
been favorably reported in the House and may
possibly pass and became law.
Baltimore county aud Baltimore city are
dickering together over a question of increase
in the ciiy's water supply.
The bill to repeal the judges pension law
has received En unfavorable report in the
Senate, and will probably fail of passage.
A measure introduced in the House by Mr..
Murphy of Baltimore, TO provide for the re-
tention in reformatory institutions ofjuYenile
female inmates until the 2lst year has been
killed in the Senate.
The Goldsborough anti-cigarette bill is still
resting in committee in the House. This
cannot, however be interpreted as the manner
in which the bill will be attacked. 1t will
certainly be allowed to eight its way out on
the floor of that body.
There is more chance for the passage of
anti-railroad legislation-that is, legislation
intended for the purpose of treating railway
corporations as individuals are treated-ihis
session than there has been during many years
The railroads have few if any friends of iDau-
ence or Importance in court.
The Dorton child labor bill is having lis
usual hard time. Gentlemen who made large
fortunes by the employment of child labor
oppose the bill because it will work injury to
WON en- and children" And the gentlemen
who have spoken against it did not look par,
ticularly soft-hearted philanthrophists either
Delegate Somerville. of Allegany county,
presented bill this morning 10 pay the mile
age Of judges of the Circuit Courts and the
Court of Appeals. The bill contains this sec
ton
Every Judge Of the Circuit Court for any
of the counties and for the Court of Appeals
who shall be required by the duties of his
office to travel on any steam railroad or steam.
boat shall be entitled to ~ cents mile for
all such travel, payable in quarterly install
ments by the Comptroller from the funds of
the State and from moneys not otherwise ap-
propriated as all such other payments are
made, said installments to be computed from
a written itemized statement of the number of
miles travelled submitted quarterly by the
various judges aforesaid"
Prior to January l, 1906, most of the judges
ofthe State rode on railroad passes.
The anti-cigarette bill has been defeated
in the House.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-02-24
weather Record for the week.

February 17-mercury 10 at 7 a. m. and 81
at p. M; very heavy frost; fair February
Is-mercury 26 at a. m. and 38 at 2 p. m. I;
light snow; cloudy February 19-mercury
81 at a. m. and A at 2 p. m. cloudy until
noon, followed by fair weather. February 20
mercury 90 at a. m. and 81 at N. /;
very heavy frost; fair. February 2l-mercury
As at a. IN. and AZ at 2 p. M. rain, with
heavy showers at night. February 22-mer
curry 33 at a. m. and As at 2 p. M; clear.
February 23-mercury 26 at a. m. and 48 at
p. m. very heavy frost; fair.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-02-24

The Maryland Democrat, Mr. Lloyd
Wilkinson, editor aud manager, has made
its appearance. 1t is a sixteen page jour
nal and its first issue is highly commend
able Mr.. Wilkinson is a ready writer
and DEMOCRAT, and says III will be
published as Democratic paper, fav oring
no particular faction, but always advocating
Democratic principles and candidates, after
their endorsements by Democratic prima-
ries and conventions. We extend to the
editor our congratulations and hearty wei
come
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-02-24

Finding box of sugar coated medicine
pellets, which a physician had left for his
grandmother, Bernard, four-ye old son of
Harry Weaver, of McSherrystown, Pa, on
Wednesday Of last week ate them for candy,
and died Is minutes afterward.
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have obtained from the Orphans Court of
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tary on the Personal Estate of
EPHRAIM SHEARER,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, to the subscri-
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1906; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
Given under our hands this 18th day of
February, 1906.
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HENRY II. SHEARER,
febl7 1t Executors.
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T IST OF UNCLAIMED MATTER
- remaining in the Postofice, Westmin-
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This is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Carroll county, in Maryland, letters testament
tary on the Personal Estate of
SARAH s. MAYNARD,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. Al persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the voueh.
ers thereof legally authenticated. TO the sub.
scriber, on or before the oath day of September.
1906; they may otherwise by law be ex.
eluded from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 10Th day of
February, 1905.
CHARLES JONES,
feb24 It Executor.