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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-05-13

Prices are never too high for what D
fellow has to sell and never too low 10
suit for those articles or products he
may have to buy.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-05-13

While the ordinary four Or SIX shov.
81 corn cultivutor cannot be entirely
dispensed with In handling the corn
crop. more scientific cultivation Of the,
soil IL well as a more thorough killing
Of weeds can be effected With the
knife or surface ycuHiYator. 1 takes n,
little time to get the knives to working
At their best, but when the operator
gets them adjusted once % that they
seour and do the work he has little
further trouble. Many corn growers
MI use. nothing else Tor the later till
.Ing Of the field, when the soI1 ! dry
enough to work.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-05-13

Tor 1886 worth OF coupons ! I'll give
you : Oyster Forks; for z21.70 worth
O coupons | will give you piece Tea
Set. for $1,000 worth Of coupons |
VII give you Q Forks; Tor 5000 worth
Of coupons Will give you Knives:
Tor Sz3.70 worth OF coupons ! vii give
you 16 piece Set; for 5000 worth of
coupons I will give you ! piece Soup
Bet; for 1910 worth Of coupons
I'll give you IL piece set Knives and
Forks: for $1,000 worth Of coupons |
I'll give you 23 piece Set
! an using this means - : mere
advertisement toincrease M business
an1 hops to make this the largest year
d ny business. Remember The silver
ware Will be given absolutely free.
NJ prices remain as low ~ the lowest
TON -. SULLIVAN.
90 -. MAIs STREET.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-05-13

The English sparrow. the blue Jay.
the blaekbird and crow are essentially
mnrauders SO far as other birds are
concerned. destroying Their nests.
breaking their eggs md often killing
their young; hence whenever any of
this tribe of disturbers mike pfepara-
lions for nests about the premises
they should be put 70 rout. Il Will
mem greater peace and security for
the other valuable birds.
The western mountain anaIl, whIIc
closely resembling In size and habit
his eastern cousin. possesses IN inds
Fl1uality quite his own. Instead of II
whistle which says .Bobwhlie.e tn
western quail has call which has
been interpreted to mem sit RICH;
here. and the quaint little call i
given In a very sharp md authoriia.
tire manner The western bird Is very
active and gets under wing Ike shai
taking one approaching 30 much Il
surprise that IL Is often ont Of range
before one realizes IT.
Potato Culture on Irrigated Farms
Of the West Is the caption Of n yaIh-
able bulletin Farmers bulletin No. 3sii,
which has lately been put ont b. thu
department at Washington. The buile.
tn i prepared by Z. II. Grubb. Col.
ora1o potato expert. who incorporates
IN his treatise his own best experience
and that Of others In irrigated sec
lions. The bulletin gives directions for
the preparation of the aoIl. planting.
cultivation aud irrigation. I should be
Of real value 70 every potato grower in
semiarid sections.
! cont of tar md feathers md free
ride On three cornered ri would be
too good for the Gimp Ne heard Of the
other day who succeeded n getting
the owner Of little ten mere property
near where the writer lives Interested
n deal for the purchase Of bis place
and finally wound mp by paying him
dollar. having him sign n contract for
sale which entitled the graffer 10 u
commission IL sold 10 an ather party
within n period OF ninety daYa. This
deaI IN effect gave the feal estate
manipulation mn option on The nlace
three months for dollar. while the
advance In the price Of the nlacc dur
In TINT period was easily from 80 t.
k400. The Transaction ~ the more
contemplate because the raneh oRuer
m m honest. simple minded fellow
for whom the ways Of the agent we're
dark II ls trieI.s # ihIz caliber
TIM tend 10 put ii estate agents
nj fruit tree ppddlefs IN he ahFsier.
Eraftef class and tend 10 bring on them
The contempt of MI fair minded peo-
Pc.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-05-13
GROCERIES,
GROCERIES.
SULLIVkN'S GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET.
SPRING ANNOUNCEMENTS.

With
Rodgers Sjewa
vii Double Coffee
of
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-05-13

Ms. ". II. BURoER. 100 Cherry St,
Jefferson. Iowa.
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-05-13
FINANCES.
FINANCES.

Does General Banking Business.
Has been in continuous existence for
% years; has declared 1877 semi
annual dividends.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-23
Maine Tots Breaks Record

Names E5'a s0tz in abe safe election
held September 1z.l 1sas t-- z--s-es. -.--
cast 81 q Presidential rli--er-. yea and
VAS exceeded o1ly b. r1@ President II
election years y 1855 -s. AMI ~
Complete resu-1s shogg IL States to.al
vote 70 have BEEN III 80 which Fred
enc. ". P.als.sc. t1e Den 1<-s,i- ca1irfs-
ca'e received Sol a11 9 .--uer Beers
IS Ez+1sl6. Republican. s. 5s-. making
P'aist-d' 8 plurality 3.Tr-
Plalstec vote was slnCs- identical
with mat gfver Is father Harris y
F.aisted. ire lSst Democrat Governor 51
Maine. who IL 1850 received -s.-rs votes.
IL total ~ tiac year. ~. So. has 1ev--
been exceeded IL Maine. i has been
suggested tnas many Of those who voted
went 10 Ire polls GO- the fist tine since
C0se~noT-eiec: Pais,ed's father was
caosen in 1850.
O,adiau Gardner. 81 Rocsiand. Demo
cratic nominee for Governor TWO years
ago, vino was defeated for second nOrni-
nation this year by GcverI.c- elect Plsis
ted, announced himself as Candidate Tor
the United States Senate 10 succeed En-
gene Hale. W8gse term expires.
Charles F Johnson, o. Wateryiile. also
former Democratic candidate for Cover
nor, has also said that he would announce
bis candidacy within a short tine
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-23
Making salt Water Fresh.

4 remarkable engineering frat Is BE-
ing considered in Utah. the aim being
10 convert 4 portion Of Salt Lake into
body Of fresh water This j. Az ancient
dream. long deemed impossible OF full
tillment, but the present plan gives
promise Of proving successful II il is.
then will be Witnessed a transformation
IS complete as has ever been witnessed
upon the wastes OF the West. where irri-
CATION has converted barren deserts into
fruitful gardens.
The plan Of the engineers IS 10 build
a dam across the eastern extremity OF
The AXE where the principal streams that
feed the body flow in This dam is 10
be several feet higher an the present
water level and the design is to divide
the Ike into two parts. The theory IS
hat The water viii flow into the first
lake. rise to a level with the dam. and
then tumbes into the other section.
The water in the first division will move
constantly and according 10 the theory
Of the engineers. will retain its freshness.
while that in the lower lake will CON
tinue TO be briny. as at present IF the
plan proves successful il is believed that
the territory adjacent 10 the lake can be
made highly attractive. giving It infinite
possibilities as a summer resort.-Bfr-
miHgham Aeus
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-23

@ ~ e-et ~ -f@- -z= c.1l. ~
Er 4ce 1-e ~ E ira tie
e9@ ~ l-Iset c.-ert c1z-g-
H --r-s ts governed u
s Ta'e- asrt ~ -r- re- - asi1g
AcE - c ~ sz steadily
Increasing " ~ ear fsr
tss.er pee fte -cr-@ earnings
trau e ew1l.l a- " -Y a3or or
clg'a. g. become nlz e-1l eaet 10
ascertain t.e cause ard l suitable
remedy
There as already rsea sharp -aa.
ul@-5i y persona. ~xg-sgsza aa1orz ire
1lase5 u 1e people Hfi8z gegn moese--
a.e lrromes Tley Ere1.B fsel tae gincb
81 THg rcer ard lu .ggs.Irg algu, tor
t1e means W relief are beginning - Deeply
consider tHe apla.Hrg eztrsssZaHCe u
municipal safe and Federal gor-r1-
ment- and ine possibility n putting
check upon d. Tbs s. the actual rg5t ~
the Insurgency that IS sweeping through
ne country from coast - coast ike IN
elite1u'c
As 'he people. reasoning from their
pockets upward and outward are made
aware ot tine vast aud unnecessary drain
Pot upon their r-sgIrses IS unjust taxa
uoa and exifagagani expenditure In the
ordinary conduct d public affairs they
wlll feel Il just resentment and the ueces-
sity for reformed administration Resent
ment Niii be turned 20 fury when they
also find. IS they inevitably must. that the
millions paid into the public treasury are
but as a hea-bite 10 the millions added to
the cost Of living. which 20 directly to
swell the inordinaie gains 81 protected -
beneiIciaries. il is these vampires who
make doubly dear our food. our raiment.
our tools. our shelter, and all the long
list Of comforts and necessities that make
lite worth living II is their feroci0us
greed that will give volume and venom to
ihe cry for reiributive reform. - filadek
bhia Record
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-23
Pea son That Price. Soar

When foreigners discuss The high
cos % living IN this country. said Afr
A. ~. Dltto1. n Boston. Mass. 4, the
New Willard Hotel. they reach The
conclusion That high prices prevail be-
Cause our people are wl'iiug1O pay them
We gTum1le oyer the conditions. but
never think u taking the one step nee
essary ~ lower the prices 81 Injuries
When the BritOn or the German f-els
that he IS being overcharged by the
merchant. he simply refuses 10 paw the
price and goes without the purchase
OF course. II the commodiiy in question
D. one Oi the nec-ssaTIes Of life. he
forces the question before Parliament
with an insisieuce that Cannot be denied
We have used an ocean Of ink dis
Cusslng This question Of the high cost Of
living for The past twO wears. but appar-
emily have made no progress III finding
ont the seat 81 the trouble We have
had an abOriiVe congressional inyesiiga-
ton. and Innumerable private iHvestiga.
tons, none Of which has served 70 es-
tabllsh the facts IN a scientific manner
In the meantime the question has become
political issue, and great deal OF
needless and purposeless hysteria is be-
ing wasted over il
II will take more than Congressional
enactment TO cure the economic ills
OF this country. One OF the salient feat
ures Of the present situation is that the
American people have developed such
taste for luxuries that manufacturers
can make what profits they choose with
out danger OF diminishing the demand
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-23
Dlgeaee Hts Chickens

Are t.w.s su1e-t . MANTLE paralysis:
P1u.t-s ts1ce-s 60 trc gliritr " Wash
-z1o1 City. ere I'D y hold Al AFFIRM
a.se sleS and t1e l-ls III MANY
chickens ard cgs t7as 1sge occurred
recently IS ac.Iee1 y .1e disease. The
symptoms among aZ poultry are
s-~lingg suggestive q taose SHOWN br
c1l.11-1 sGe-te5 Ht1 PARALYSIS. TIE
q s-ase among f5- f5is.s a1steg-rlt may
BE- Ias become epzle-sli-
lJ~. z e S-aro-l-r. ll charge ~ tae
e1peri-eutsl station u t6e Bureau or
Aa,m4l Industry ~ ~ goyernms1.
has mace a. examination -. 1870 q The
fowls 10 III eisorr ~ ascertain f infantiI-
paralysis vas Inc cz1s- u i1eir dean.
u an not a I'll certain said DR..
Schroeder That t1= foBs Her- afH e.-d
with mantle paralysis 54f II such Is 10
case some means seol.c b. taken AZ
once % stop 16s spread u The disease.
j l1e fy&is are affected. {, would ID
cc11' BE q-.-e possible for them 10
commg rl-z'e the l.5seas- ~ huaan be.
ings, and iney @oEd BE- source Of
gres. csnZe1 % ire community"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-23
Princeton University President
Nominated for Governor of
New Jersey.

Woodrow Wilson, President OF Prince
ion University New Jersey. was nomi-
mated for Governor By the Democrats
of New Jersey. IN one Of the most enlhu-
siasiic and harmonious conventions that
the State has seen in years. Il hap
pened on the first ballot. just as former
Senator James Smith had predicted. and
when he said that there would be nearl,l
800 votes for Wilson on that ballot he
knew what ne was talking about. There
were 7475l. which was 10 more than nee
essary TO a choice. Frank s. Katzen
bach had .373; Senator George s. Silverf
2Io; Mayor Fl. Otto Wittpenn, Of Ierse,1
City, S6h, and Sheriff William Harrigan :
OF Essex county. 6. The nomination.
was made unanimous.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-23
INTERMEDIATE.
REGISTRATION
FOR
FREDERICK COUNTY. MARYLAND

The Roari Of Supervisors Of Elections
hereby give notice that the Boards Of Rav;s-
try io- the veral Precincts and Districts
q the County viii be 10 session q. he
times and places hereinafter described. for
the purpose q revising The list OF registered
voters. At these sittings al persons whose
names have nor been heretofore REGISTERED
and all persons who wili b- twenty one
years OF age N The eighth dav Of November
next, NAV have their names entered on the
ilst- All who have removed from, the dis
tIlei IN which they lived il 1909 must oh
tan by applying in person 4 Removal
teTiin'ate Co enable them L. register in the
Precinct or District ia which theT now re-
SIDE, and application must be made IA per-
son 70 the Board Of Registry. on the 4tb
qay o October. or on the llih dav Of Octo-
Der. 1910 The sessions win he continuous.
opening a. : O'Clock A IT,. and closing ar
7oelOck. P "
FIRST SITTIyG-TuEsDAY. OCT. I. 1910.
SEcoND sIrTIxe-TuEsDAY, OCT. II. 1910.
FoR REVISION OxLY-TUEs.. ocr. Is 1910.
Buckeysiown District. No l. Precinct No
l-At Cleye Cromwel's bouse
AdamStown.
Buckeystown District. No. l. Precinct No
AT John c. Writer'S house. Ad-
amstown.
Frederick District. No. ,. Precinct No u
At Davis Carriage Repository. No.
III south Market Street. Frederick.
Frederick District, No. ,. Precinct No. .
At Joseph F. Eisenhauer's Office
l24 West Patrick street FREDERICK
Frederick District. No. ,. Precinct No. 3
AZ J. NJ. Newman & Co.'S. Office.
a East Patrick street. Frederick
Frederick District. No. .. Precinct No A.
At john En- Schelrs Harness
Store, los North Market street
Frederick.
Frederick District, No. ?. Precinct No
At Basement Of Court Hopse
Frederick
Frederick District. No. ?. Precinct No. g.
Al Z. W. Miller's Cigar Store. 3l5
North Market Street. Frederick.
Frederick District, No >. Precinct No. =
AT Geo II. Weiner's Store. 80
North Market Street, Frederick.
Frederick District. No ,. Precinct No. s.
At No. $50 North Market Street
Frederick.
Middletown District No. AT Rpsseu
Lighters Store, Middletown.
Creagerstown District, No. AT Creapers.
town Hall in Creagerstown.
Emmitsburg District, No. 5. Precinct No
lat Store of d. P. Lawrence, IN
Emmitsburg.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-23
The Family Ballot.

bin will be introduced in the Wis
cOnsin Legislature making it possible for
the wife Of a man to Cast his ballot, If he
IS prevented by business or by sickness
from approaching the polls. The wife
Will arm herself with the document which
proves her proxy powers, will be adj
milted 10 the polling booth and will cast
the ballo. for those candidates agreed
upon in the family council
II is a natural. but remarkable inno-
vation. The truth Of the matter is that
the ballot in America is family ballot,
even those voters who think that they
are rendering independent judgment at
the polls are in reality, if uneonsciously,
voting as the family mind has deter
mined
Such a performance will familiarize
women with the political processes. and
prepare them for their own eniranchise-
ment But il will also persuade them,
il must be believed, of the greater bless
ing OF the family ballot, and win them
to work for this, instead OF any further
extension Of the individual ballot as it
nov stands. --.SafTf Paul Dispatch.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-23
PRESIDENT TAFT AND Ii.
ROOSEVELT

Tie gee RE C1ee1 s.ztes IS
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occurred 90
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gees s Isd - him. AID .o.sn
siI--a Tz-.g BIZ.
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son Is Precedent had tie command q
fae p1D.ie eye and ia= pab1c coaa6e-a-
Ton 10 = prominent degree. and almost
absoiate maaue-.
Theodore Royeevelt. the Ex-P,ers-
dent returned from BIS hua,,1z expedi.
ton IN TIE afds of africa JAS, June
and sIacc hen Air Roo-egel. has divided
with The Pres1en, public attention
RI fart there has lot been much 81
vision a Nr. Rooseye'i has vel nsza
moHopolzed and BE- evidently tried =.
monopoIlzs tie entire public attention.
Oyster Bay and not B-rerly has
ben The Mecca % Hhich The Republican
Pilgrims. both great ard small, have
wenoed their wsg
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iden Tar s candidate lor reelection
ard & has BEEN apparent 10 all tia. BE
has been candidate ever since ~ De-
hgered IFS inaugural address There IS
~ doubt = q uhat ST. Tan wants. 5ut
the question that everybody is asking
nov. IS What does Air. KOosegelt want.
his therefore. pertinent mat The peo-
pie saolic take brief yiew of the two
men.
When Nr. TAFT was nominated there
was a sigh n relief that now the coun-
Try would have q rest from the turmoil
and agitation that had almost wrecked
this country ID panic 10 the quiet and
steady course aud policies Or Mr.. TAFT
This feeling 81 rest from useless agita
ton was greatly endorsed by the cam
paign speeches Of Mr. Taft. So great
as the influence Of this conviction that
many Democrats supported Mr.. Taft.
nd even some Democratic papers. nola-
y one IN the State Of Maryland sup
rted the Republican candidate After
U.s. election and when the Tariff Bill
rsnne to be passed, Mr. Taft had the
greatest opportunity that any President
has ever had since the war at least, to
make himself one Of the most popular
Presidents that this country has ever had,
simply IS being true 10 the pledges that
be had made to the people. His desire
- Be reelected was SO great that he
.roke bis pledges and went over TO the
saDd PAT wing Of the Republican party
md signed the nefarious Payne-Aldrich
Tariff Bill He not only did this, but he
.lso attempted 70 defend i, as the best
iil that has ever been passed and he
slso sid ihzt lis sponsors were the
.,rezt and good men Of this country. He
turned his back on the Insurgents and
tired to read them out Of the party.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-23
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Metcalfe to Fight Dahlman

B. L. Metcalfe, associate editor Of w.
]. Bryan's paper, issued statement de-
clining to support Mayor Dahlman. Of
Omaha, the wet Democratic candidate
for Governor of Nebraska. He says he
will support c. II. Aldrich. the county
option Republican candidate.
Metcalfe ran for the nomination for the
United States Senate on a county option
platform and was defeated
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-23
Wheat Acreage Tops Record.

While this years worlds acreage OF
wheat, 235, 900, oOo acres. was doubtless
the largest in history il is not unlikely.
according TO Department Of Agricultural
experts that the world yield Of wheat will
be short OF the high record Of last year.
3,624. 600, 600 bushels. The crop is rea-
ssonably certain to be above the average.
however.
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Trenton, Ky. Speeial). - Robbers
forced an entrance into the Bank q:
Trenton and stole 500. all in copper
,ents The other funds in the safe were
not disturbed
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-23

ROOSEVELT and Bryan will open the
campaign in Indiana on October IS, by
series Of speeches.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-23
Ask for Bridge.

Representatives from Creagerstown and
Lewistown districts were before the
County Commissioners asking for the
erection of a bridge across Hunting Creek
at point known as Friendship Ford.
near Blacks mill. No action was taken
in the matter.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-23

WE HAVE SERVED OUR 4
IRONS REGULARLY FOR MON
THAN ONE HUNDRED YEA1
AND AN INVITATION IS =
TENDED YOU TO OPEN ANN
COUNT, IN THE SAVINGS
PARTMENT OR A REGULl
CHECKING ACCOUNT. Al
ACCOUNTS WHETHER LAROl
OR SMALL RECEIVE THE SAa
CAREFUL ATTENTIO
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-23

\ WILL TELL JUDGE DOUG
LASS FRANKLY I an SOT -
FAVOa OF NEGRO CITIZEN
SHIP
A5gAEAJ[ LINCOLN.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-23
Bank Robbers Get Coppers.

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CENTRAL NATIONAL BAN'
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-23

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