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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-10-02

Favette, Miss.-Judge Jefferson
Truly. a prominent attorney, admit
ed that he led the mob that lyncheo
two negroes at Harrison, Miss, on
Sunday.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-02-01

for many years perfect of the propa-
ganda to which in those days the
Church in the United States and Can
ada was subject. He was the only
Cardinal in the history of the Church
who was created a member of the Sa-
cred college while in a prison, and
who received the red biretta in dun
geon. The prison in which he was
incarcerated when he became Car
dinal was that of Ostrow, in Prussian
Poland, and he had been arrested and
cast into Jail by orders of the late
Prince Bismarck, owing to his refusal
as Archbishop and as primate of the
province of Posen, to submit. to the So
called Falk church laws.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-02-01

about twice the area of France. This
vast district is peopled by 100000
inhabitants, from whose number divine
grace has already conquered choice
5000 souls Gas many neophytes as
catechumens). Twelve missionaries,
25 Brothers and IL Sisters of Saint
Joseph of Cluny have the care of the
thirty Christian communities provided
with chapels and schools.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-02-01

IIIiteraey in Spain.-Regarding the
illiteracy in Spain of which much has
been said of late, correspondent of
the Philadelphia Standard and Times
writes: The dispatch to the New York
Sun" places the population of the
country at 100000 and the illiterates
at 100000. At present the popula-
ton of Spain is 100000, and the per-
centage of her illiterates was S21s per
cent. in 1898, or, roughly speaking,
100000. Thus fifteen years ago the
percentage was 3216 per cent. of the
population. According to the statis-
teal map of Senior Vallin. published
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-09-05
REAL ESTATE.
Nov Is the Time to Bay Farms. Town
Properties, Timber Tracks, and
Farms Of every description.
Fer Sale b.
THOMAS & COMPANY.
50 E. Main Street, Westminster, Md.
REAL ESTATE.

Special offering, excellent farm Of 6
Acres, plenty Of fruit, good water and
buildings. 81 miles from Westminster.
Price So, 10000.
155 Acre Farm, 80 Acres IN good tim
Der, excellent buildings, within l. miles
OF Westminster. Price $6500.0f.
Farm ID Acres, located within several
miles of Westminster, about IL Acres
excellent timber, good meadow land,
farm suitable for dairy farm.
Farm 30 Acres. located within l. miles
OF Westminster, good land and build
ings, abundance fruit, particularly well
located.
Farm 162 Acres, new buildings, within
4 miles Of Westminster, plenty OF fruit,
one of the best meadows in the County.
Particularly adapted TO dairy purposes.
Farm Il Acres, excellent land, within
q miles Of Westminster, good buildings.
abundance Of fruit, under high state OF
cultivation.
4 new Cottage. eight rooms, steam
heated, handsome bath room. with every
modern convenience, located on Penn
sYIyania Avenue.
We also have a number of other
farms and town properties, which we
viii gladly shoH and quote prices and
terms upon application.
aug q
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-09-05
DUBLIC SALE
! O one 81 the most
Desirable
II Westminster District. Earro
County. Maryland.

The undersigned. intending II quIt
farming. viii offer II public ale, u
the highest bidder. on tha premises.
On
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER l.. 1919.
n o'clock =. m. all nat valuable
farm, wherein he now resides. con
taIninK y acres, moro or less.
The improvements on this farm con
aIst Of \ large IN room. thres=Btorg
brick dwelling house. sith large
double porch attached. large bank
barn. wagon sheds and carriage nous
.. hog pens. hen houses. smoke
house. corn cribs. wash house and
summer kitchen, With dairy. wood
house. Iee house and n necessary
ontbulldings. all OF which are n good
repair.
Also Erist aud saH mill IN good con
dillon. with millef.a residence. con
tanning rooms. attached.
4 fine well of water al the house
aud barn, and a never failing stream
Of water running through the farm
Also a the Young orchard In bearing
This farm las been recently lined
md is n an excellent state of eultiYa=
ton. There aHe ala0 about 10 acres Of
fine wood land on the farm. and It's 10
cation + Very desirable. being only q
miles vest Of Westminster, Nd. and
lying between the TaneytoHn and
unlontown roads, adjoining the lands
Of John Roger. Wm. II. Nantz. Elder
Ezra Brown. Noah Brown and others.
The sale Of this farm presents
fine opportunity to prospective pnreh=
aHers.
Possession will be given April ist.
1911.
The undersigned will b. pleased to
show any one wishing 10 purchase ,
farm, over the same.
Terms of sale:-=One-thIrd cash, or
reasonable credit terms may be made
b. the purchaser or purchasers giving
notes With satisfactory security,
bearing interest from day Of sale.
R0MANus J. WANTZ.
William Warner, Anctioneer.
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hams Vegetable Compound improved
rapidly and today am a well woman. /
cannot tel you how happy I feel and
cannot say too much for your Compound.
Would not be without It In the house il
It cost three times the amount. Mrs.
CHAs. CHAPMAN, r. F. D. No. z, Belle
vue. Ohio.
Because your case L difficult one,
doctors having done you no good, do not
continue to suffer without giving LYDIA
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
trial. L surely has remedied many
cases of female Ills, such as inhamma-
ton, liberation, displaeemenls, tumors,
Irregularities, periodic pains, backache,
and 1t MAJ be exactly What you need.
The Pinkham record is a proud and
peerless one. L is record Of constant
victory over the obstinate ilIa Of woman
ills that deal out despair. t is an es-
tablished fact that Lydia e. pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has restored
health to thousands OF such suffering
women. Why don't you try It Il you
need such medicine7
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Corn GrouInE contest idea Spreading


To interest the boyaand girls OF the
farm In huBbandry make rural life
more attractive. and thus foreHIall
the usual exodus 10 the taNnA md
cities. the idea d clubs for growing
corn. potatoes. cotton. etez. for he
boys. and Of clubs for the purpose Of
interesting the girls in domestic eeon-
omy. was originated by the United
States Department OF Agriculture. es-
peeially fer the South and backed
later by the cooperation of The
States, the enrolment haE become
enormous and the results obtained
almost miraculous.
What some o. the boys and girls
have accomplished seems impossible.
but The stories Hfe tFue nevertheless
The agricultural fairs aHe begin
ming TO push the good work alonk and
this year he Great HagerHIosn Fair
tOet l4-f71 Joins In the movement by
inauguratlng a Special Corn Con-
test Valuable prizes viii be given
for the best ten ears Of an variety
Of field corn grown b. the exhibitor.
Any child tonly one MAJ exhibit
corn grown on his fathers farm,
NhfNntI EioNH D MIN OF LIS thIneT.
The contest Il open onlY TO corn
growers IN the counties embraced In
the Washington. Ale
GAM. Frederick. Carroll, Montgomery
and Baltimore counties, Nd. Clarke,
Frederick and Loudoun counties. Va,
Jefferson. Berkeley and Morgan eonn-
ties. W. Va. and Franklin and Adams
counties. "A.
Get busY boys. and 90 after these
premiums.
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MIR. BRYAN'S LECTURE TOUR.

William ]. Bryan's statement that
bis expenses at Washington are In ex-
cess Of his salary of $4,000 a year
will be readily accepted by all men
familiar with Official life. To augment
that salary Mr.. Bryan has accepted in
yitations to lecture during the vacation
period. and Immediately there has risen
q very enthusiastic and vigorous com
plant against that policy. In the first
fash Of the situation It is not IN
natural that there should be some
disposition to oppose the suggestion
that the Government of the United
States Is not paying its representa-
tIYes : salary sufficient for their
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maintenance, and yet, 1t Is obvious,
that Mr.. Bryan's four years 1t Wash
ington will mean a sacrifice on bis
part OF. perhaps $4,000.
We will probably be told that he Is
not compelled to make that sacrifice;
that he was under no obligation to
accept the position OF Secretary Of
State, and that II he Is not prepared
to make the sacrifice he ought to de-
cline to continue longer In the Cabinet.
It Is possible that close friends of the
Secretary will disagree with his de-
eision in this matter, but, after all, IN
what way will Mr.. Bryan's acceptance
of these lecture invitations offend
against the welfare OF the nation? He
Is recognized around the globe as one
of the worlds greatest, most accom-
plished, most powerful and finished
orators. His lectures constitute a
great source of education. He Is
honest, patriotic and courageous. He
exposes that which is wrong and es-
pouses the cause he believes to be
right He does not fear TO attack en-
trenched evil because Of its power, nor
does he compromise on issues simply
because 1t would be popular to do SO.
Bryan as public speaker performs
a service to his country equally rs
great as any service by any Official
anywhere.
OF course. the question of finances
should not enter into the discussion.
In accepting the State portfolio, Mr.
Bryan did 30 with his eyes open. 10
knew what II meant to him to accept
1t. IN the course OF years the Office
of Secretary of State has grown to be
a Temple Of Science. Its occupant Is
supposed 10 be a. immutable as the
Sphinx of Egypt. We have reeog-
nized Diplomacy and Silence ~ inter
ohangeable terms. but when Mr.
Roosevelt wanted to send Mr.. Root IN
10 New York State TO assai William
Randolph Hearst. the then Democratic
candidate for Governor. the Secretary
of State did not hesitate on the mis-
sion. When Mr. Root vent from the
Office Of the Secretary Of State 10 boss
New York Republican convention
there was no charge that great ira
dition was being cracked These mis-
sIons we're purely partiaan--and many
believed them TO be partisan without
the adjective. Mr.. Bryan's Il a patrl-
otto service Mr.. Roots was 4 political
service wholly lndefenalble.
II hr, Bryan desires to spend his
vacation on the lecture platform there
is no fair OF reasonable objection that
can BE- raised 10 his plan. Men may
honestly differ with him. bus the more
they examine mo the proposition tho
less they will find 10 eritIcize.-Th
National Monthly.
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"THE LOCUSTS, !"
: Fine Farm situated IN Freedom
District For Sale.

! will sell privately the fine farm
known ~ The Locusts" owned by Mrs.
:. p. Gordon-Cumming and containing
about 20s ACRES. The Mansion House
was burned this spring, the other i'm
proyements consist Of tenant house, the
servant house. shop. two bank barns.
wagon shed, barrack and III other nee
essary outbuildings. About 70 Acres
Of II Is meadow land. Water il pump
ID by gasoline engine to the buildings.
Plenty Of fruit. shrubbery. &c. 1t il
located about mile from the new state
rad and about four miles from Sykes
vile. Possession can be given II once.
Write or call upon
GUY w. STEELE,
Attorney,
July i If Westminster, I'D.
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IVAN Il SAVERS.
WoleryH District.
Announcement.

The undersigned, John y. Myers,
of New Windsor District, respectfully
announces himself a. : candidate for
County Commissioner for Carroll
county In the Democratic Primaries
TO Be held In the year 1913. | make
this announcement at the request OF
a number Of friends and Democratic
voters OF Carroll county. n accept
Ing the appointment - County Com
missioner for the unexpired term OF
Mr.. ]. s. Fink. now deceased. 1t vas
offered me without solicitation on my
part and ! hope that I have met the
conditions required Of me as Mr..
FinK.a successor.
Having served the people OF this
county a. Commissioner to the best
of ny ability, I respectfully ask and
request their support and endorse
menL as . candidate for County Com
missioner for Carroll County In the
Democratic Primaries to be held this
year to succeed myself.
Respectfully,
JOHN w. MYERS.
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Z. 4. STR0UT. Farm Agency.
EDWARD W. CASE. Manager,
I'll East Main Street,
Westminster. I'D.
c. &R. Phone. l0

Have Tor quick sale the following nne
farms, homes. nd orchard Iznds. EASY
terms sH1 possession II once
170-Fine 80. zere poultry and fruit farm |:
me Improvements, rich col. ane water.
timber md fruit: - I cuttings alfalfa
per year having an average Of 80 from
EEEz sold alone. per month. this Hinter.
Price only t5s11
Isi-7p acre farm good fruit, timber.
water, fair buildings: viii cut 500 worth
lumber. Price $3.50
1910 acre farm. Nth good improve
mHntH. rnI last Yeaf - tons Of hHY. land
llsz vel. npe fruit. water and timber.
Prize only ttd00. for quick sale HIil la
eIude Is acres growing RraIn.
Ip2-ez aere firm. for saso0 20I-a acre
huTnn. zz0uoo zu4-izz acre. Va, farm.
IIGp0 EIHs hone IN Westminster. 400.
10 Money making peach orchard, Il
aeFHs Of land. planted to : year trees !.
realized last ysar nearly s1o1 from peach
eFap. orr $40 from wheat aold One
gHap should pzT for orchard Prize OnIY
EIap. Warth AII Of sIg1n.
For FIJI information call On or address
Z ". &c. Westminster, ~.
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ExECuT0R's PUBLIC SALE
- of A
Valuable Farm
Near sykesyilIe. carroll County, Nd.

By virtue of and pursuant to m
order Of the Orphans Court Of Carroll
County passed on the 18th DAY of Au-
gust, 1913. the undersigned, surviving
executor of Manila Il. s. jenkins, de-
ceased. will offer at public sale on the
premises. near SykesYille, Carroll
county, Maryland. oS@.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, 1913,
at 2 o'clock D. m, all that valuable
farm known as sBagdad," situated at
the intersection of the public road
leading from the town of SYkesYIIIe
TO the Washington road and the White
Rock road from sYkesYIlle to BerreIt,
in Carroll county. Maryland. contain
ing
2Is ACRES OF LAND. More or Less.
This farm adjoins the land OF Richard
r. Bennett. Howard Warfield. Joseph
Brown and Frank Dorsey, and Fifty
Acres of It are IN valuable oak and
chestnut timber and the remainder
of said land Is under cultivation. This
property Is improved BY two and
one-haif STORY FRAME DWELLING
Barn. carriage house, corn crib, Wag-
on shed, chicken house, meat house
and other necessary out-buildings.
There is we'll Of water at the house
and 4 spring of water near the barn
The fields are veil walered and lie
we'll Tor easy tillage and are auseepli-
BILE Of high state of cultivation. This
property Il but three and one-ha1f
miles from Sykezyille. and L In the
heart OF : rich agricultural section
and N attractive and desirable com
munily. and Is OF convenient access TO
public places.
Terms Of Sale - prescribed by the
order Of Court:-One=third cash on
the day Of sale. or on The ratification
thereof by The Orphans Court Of Car
roll County. and the residue in Two
equal lnstaIlmenIa OF and L months
from The day OF sale. Tho credit pay
msnIz 10 be secured b the bonds or
single bills Of the purchaser or pnr-
ehasers with sufficient security. bear
Ing interest from the day Of sale. or
all cash Mt the option 81 the purchaser
or purchasers.
FRANK u. MERCEnON.
Surviving Executor OF Annelia T. s.
Jenkins. deceased.
Hond 4 raTke. Solicitors.
Joseph Y BerHstt. Auctlonesr.
aug 20 L
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PRIVATE SALE
q one d the Best Business Places in
Carroll Co.. situated IN Msyberry. Nd.

0H aeasaHt Of Impaired health am compelled
= efTsy - Store I'D Dwelling I'D entire ateeE
q zpoiH ID haiaHas fer zzls at ; EafY FazzonabIH
ire. IhIz pfuEzffg eo.zastR q store Taoan q
- fasz n IsHzIh WI.H hall = ~ IssI aboss
s.aEa sd cellar aIlsE sHIIFs halEIInT 9Th lAFzs
81 eanHzaiAaua dwelling attached. rs entire
building - recently tzesa efueIaI With 81 A.
IL E2tezI aanysaHznes4 81 improvements. ~
n The HzzszaafH at haIIlaga H#a In - -
ezIaHat eaHdtisu 18th nHzHH falling vel = water
e sha daHz. Thz 81 an Hsi established bazIz
res place = t0a Ill knaHH 70 nHazi further de-
zzzzpthaaz An aaznz zHnaal business = firm
zz=gzo u HIH.fsaz ImmeIEzza pzzzzzzlon sven -
AHTli izs= Iait - zstion = pa1sKzsst fsS ia
tHzH peFsAzalafa zHnlg II
zaKua II :. PLEEuLE.
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NRe I ABB e Com
pound. My back
aemtlunu1 thought
it@uld makI,llad
pains alIoverme,
nervous f@lingsand
periodic publ@I
w@yerweakand
runtlownaiitlsas
losing hope ofeer
being Wllan d
strong. Afterhk-
in0LydiaE. Pink
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TRUSTEES SALE
i Of a
SMALL FARM !!
NEAR BACHMAH'S MILLS.

b. virtue Of decree Of tas Circuit
Court for Carroll county passed In
Cause No. I726 Equity. the underHEn-
cd Trustee viii offer # public ale
on The premises. On
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 9Th, IaIs.
at : O'Clock p. n. ell that land md
premises 81 which Caroline zppY tho
first Hife u Joseph LIppy dIed seized
and possessed being Ihe aame land
that HaH conveyed to her b. Jacob ".
baum aud .lfe. dated April 9Th. iz76.
and recorded among Tie Land records
Of Carroll county IN Iaber +. 7. 8. 30.
80. folio 1t etc. containing = Acres
aud - Square ferehsz 81 Land, more
or les.
Til land Is situated on he road
leading frem uaehman's Hilla. 10
Deep Run. about tn and ona=nalf
mile from Baehman'a Mills. adjoining
the lands Of Noah T. Geiman. Amos
FceHsr and Theodore Irish
TIIa land il veil wHIeTed md naH
due proportion q meadow.
t. improvements consist Of a 10
atorf log house. weatherboarded. a
BAN barn. hog pen. neat house md
corn crib.
Terms 81 SAls=-Ona= third cash On
the day Of sale. or unon tn ratifIea-
ton thereof by nc Court, the residue
In to equal payments. the ono II be
paid on one year and the other In NO
year, from the day Of ale 9TH inIsr-
est. - be secured By the notes Of tho
purchaser With approved aeeuritY. or
ALI cash n the optInn of Inn puHEh-
aser.
CHARLES T.. FINK. Trustee.
John W F1ickiuHer. AuctioHeer.
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To he Democrats of Carroll County.
A n candidate on tho Democratic
Ticket for County Treasurer I ask
the support OF al Democrats at the
coming primary election.
o. EDWARD DODREH.
UnIontoWn District.
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,JOHNW .BYEm.

To the Democrats OF Carroll County
hereby announce ny candidacy for
Sheriff OF Carroll County on the Demo-
cratic ticket, subject 70 the primaries.
ALBERT L. DAVIS,
Woolery's District.
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TO THE DEMOCRATS OF CARROLL
COUNTY.

| am a candidate for nomination for
the ONCE Of Member Of the House OF
Delegates by the Democratic party,
and respectfully request your aid and
support 1t the coming primary cleo
ton.
FRANCIS EARL Skinner.
Union Bridge District.
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To ne Democrats of Carroll County.
Helng 4 candidate for Sheriff on tho
Democratic Ticket, respectfully ask
the support OF Ill Democrats at the
coming primary election.
JESSE +. STEM.
Westminster District.
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LNOR sALE-Two-Seated Surrey, de-
Il signed ind built by William sauter
Of Washington, VIII be sold At great
sacrifice. May be inspected at
G. I. TUBMAN. s,
b Court St., Westminster. Md.
aug 233t
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WOMAN IN
TERRIBLE STATE
Finds Help IN Lydia :. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.

Bellevue. Ohio. q Wa in a terrible
state before took Lydia Z. pinkhan,
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PRIVATE SALE.

farm sIluatad aIonz The BaltmnTs and Rsls
Ierssesn turnpike ahoBt 81 miles firm WezInIn'
ster nd about mil 10 CaFTollton Station con
timing II ACRES O. LAND under zood state OF
cultivation. nd a god meadow 7 rom weather.
boArusd honHs and I'll necessary aui-buIl1lngl
with m abundance q fruit. Apply 70
auE 2 81 MRS. EMMA J. ZEnP.
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hereby respectfully announce NY
self - candidate for Sheriff OF Car
roll County. subject 70 the deelsIon OF
the Democratic Primaries. and I
earnestly solicit the support OF the
Democratic voters In helping 10 a.
cure the nomination.
SAMUEL :. HAHNIsu.
Taneytown District.
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To The Democrats o. Carroll County.
! hereby announce nv candidacy
Tor County Commissioner OF
Carroll county on the Democrats
ticket, and ask the support OF my
friends at the coming primaries.
JOSEPH d. WIMHnT.
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TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
CARROLL COUNTY.
PatapseO, Id.
am a candidate for nomination Tor
the Office Of member OF the House Of
Delegates BY the Democratic Party,
and respectfully request your aid and
support at the coming primary cleo
ton.
WILLIAM =. SHANHR.
til Election District.
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TO THE DEMOCRATS OF CARROLL
COUNTY.

being 4 candidate for Sheriff of
Carroll county on the Democratic
ticket. I respectfully AK the support
of al Democrats at the coming Drl-
MARI election.
JOHN /. FREEMAN.
Franklin District.
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To he Democrats Of Carroll County.

being > candidate for the House of
Delegates On The Democratic Ticket,
respectfully ak the support Of all
Democrats at the coming primary
election.
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TO TIE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS 0F
CARROLL COUNTY.
Manchester IA

am a candidate for nomination Tor
the position Of member OF the State
Central Committee of the Democratic
Party from Carroll County. and re-
apeclfully request your support at the
coming primary election.
GEORGE 3. MOTTER.
9Th Election District
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TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
CARROLL COUNTY.
Westminster. Nd.

nm n candidate for nomination for
the position Of member of the State
Central Committed of the Democratic
Party from Carroll County. and re-
apeeIfnlly request your support at the
coming primary election.
THOMAS J. c0oNAN.
7Lh Election District.
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CANDIDATES, CARDS.

TO TIE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
CARROLL COUNTY.
Freedom, Id.
l am a candidate for nomination for
the ofIice Of member OF the House of
Delegates BY the Democratic Party.
and respectfully request your aid and
support at the coming primary cleo
ton.
JAMES B. GEORGE.
18th Election District.
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TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
CARROLL COUNTY.
M. AIry. Id.

l am a candidate for nomination for
the Office Of member OF the House Of
Delegates BY the Democratic Party.
and respectfully request your aid and
support at the coming primary cleo
ton.
JAMES Il. STEELE.
18th Election District.
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The undersigned. intending II quII
farming vii offer II public ale. u
the highest bidder. on tn premises.
On
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TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
CARROLL COUNTY.
sykezfIlle, Id.

an n candidate for nomination for
the position of member of The State
Central Committee of tho Democratic
Party from Carroll County. and re-
specifically request your support At the
coming primary election
MILTON D. NORRIS.
9Th Election District.