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COMPOSITION-We are now prepared to
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ure) in Nonpareil, Minion Brewer and
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tie
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Or
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANn1.
Occidental block. Seattle. WASH

Z. C. NeufeIder. J. I. u
Transacts a savings bank nuAAse
ciusively. emma
Tr'4grss, allowed per annum. sn - q.
cent. on term deposits; per cent ~
Dividends declared last days @ aatsse q
November. Loans made on feas
approved collatsralS only.
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NOTICE TO TRUSTEES.

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
Board Of Trustees. Notice is hereby
given that the first meeting of the board
of trustees of Seattle & Yukon CONNER
cial Company, a corporation organized
under the laws OF the state of Washing
ton, will be held al the office of the com
pany. room II in the Halter building.
in Seattle Washington. on Thursday the
18th day of November. A ID. 1897 at .
O'Clock in the afternoon. for the purpose
Of completing the organization of said
corporation and transacting any kind OF
business whatever that said board Of
trustees may lawfully transact.
F. J. WOOD,
a T.. HAWLEY
Two OF the persons named as trustees in
the articles Of Incorporation of said cor
poratfon.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State OF Washington for King County,
W. w. Dearborn. plaintiff VS.. The Wash.
lngton Savings Bank, defendant. No
1895. Order to show cause.
This cause coming on for hearing ca
the report OF the receiver In regard 70 the
sale OF personal property OF said Wash
ington Savings bank held by said receiver
on the goth day of October. 1897 and on ths
petition OF said receiver that said sale 10
approved and confirmed by this court,
and the court having read said report and
petition and being fully advised In the
premises.
Now. therefore. by reason of the Law
and the premises aforesaid. Il Is hereby
ordered. sdjudged and decreed: That the
stockholders. creditors and any and all
other parties interested have and they are
hereby given until Wednesday. the lva
day OF November. 1897. at $50 a. IN. o.
said day. or as soon thereafter as counsel
can be heard 10 show cause before the
court. at the court room OF the Honofahie
William Hickman Moore, Judge thereof.
in the King county courthouse. Seattle
King county. Washington. why the afore.
not be confirmed and approved by ths
court.
And II Is further ordered that the. re-
celver OF said Washington Savings bank
publish a copy Of this order In the resi- res.
1ntelligencer, a daily newspaper prln,ei
and published I'm Seattle, King county.
Washington for ten consecutive gsfs
prior 10 said 10Th day Of November, ~.
Done In open court this 9th day Oh ocs0-
WM. HICKMAN MOORE. Judge
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
partnership heretofore existing between
William Belond and James l.. Sharp un-
der the firm name OF William Belond G.
Co is this day dissolved hv the consent
Of the parties. The said William Belond
will carry on the business and pay all
firm debts
Dated this 18th dav Of October. 1897
WILLIAM BEIOND
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ExTER HORTON & Co. BANKERS
Incorporated 1881.
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MRS WILLIAMS. Christian Science heal
er. 70 price PLACED or ghe healing -
se-t treatment Rocr4 s Squire hterk
corner Front and Battery.
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ALUMINIUM AND ENAMEL. LETTERS
ana figures f9r signs and house numbers.
"A EeS.er way.
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NEW WINDSOR ITEMS.
Married In Baltimore - Personals New
Church to be Built.

Miss Eva NJ. Englar, daughter of Mrs. r.
a. knglar, was married on Tuesday, june
10Th, to Mr.. 5. Sterling Stouffer now of Mar.
unsburg, w. Va. Owing to a recent bereav-
ment IN the family the wedding was very
quiet. The bridal parties accompanied by the
immediate families. left on the 8. So train for
Baltimore and proceeded to the residence of
Rev. DeHugh X. Walker, 1910 Mccullough
street, where he performed a beautiful and
Impressive ceremony at Ills a. M Mr.. and
Mrs: Sterling StOuffer to ok the o'clock boat
for Philadelphia. Later in the week thew will
60 to New York. Their future home will be
Hotel Berkeley, Martinsburg, w. Va.
Miss Carrie Stouffer is spending week in
Baltimore.
Mrs. kleefisch entertained her friends on
Wednesday evening. The occasion was tea
in honor Of Mrs. Z. A. Warner of Pennsyl-
yania Those present were Mrs Warner.
Mrs. l.. III. Dielman, Mrs. Granville Bixler.
Mrs. j. A. Burlington, Miss Kleefsch, Miss
Dlelman, and Miss Agnes DieIman.
Mrs. Senator B. W. Catlett and Mr.. w. b.
Catlett, of Berkeley Springs, w. Va, have
been visiting Mrs. l.. G. Smith during the past
week.
The service at the NJ f. Church on Sun
day was the last that will be conducted in the
old structure. The plans for a new church
have been completed. The contract has been
given to Mr.. Joseph Wolfe, of Union Bridge.
During the summer months the congregation
will have service in tent erected on the lot
adioinging Mr.. 7. NuSbaum's home.
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Johnson; honorable mention. Cara W. Lewis
and Halle NJ Wheaton,.
Male Sophomore--GOid medal, Claude {.
Douglass: honorable mention, W. \. Willis.
i. II. Straughn, T. VI. Dickey. II. &. Reese.
Y. n. Ridgely.
Female ophomore-Gold medal, Evelyn
G. Darby; honorable mention, Eva X. Fox
well, Elsie R. McCauley, !. Jewell Simpson,
Lille NJ. Newton
Male Freshman-Gold medal, Vernon n.
Lawson; honorable mention, Norman +. Sar
torus.
Female Freshman--Goldm medal, Adele Og
den; honorable mention, Katie /. Merrick,
Katherine f. Thomas, Lillian Horsey.
Sub Freshman Class-Certifcate of distinc
ton, Margaret F. Reese.
Norment Prizes in Elocutien--Gold medals,
james II. Straughn, Lille NJ. Newton,
Samuel A. Harker, Ida b. Smith.
Gold Medal in Instrumental Music-lIow-
ard l.. Benson.
Gold Medal in Vocal Music-M. Ray
Clarke.
Graduates in the School of Elocution-Eva
Nav Davis. Sadie Lee Cook Snyder, John
Mays iiIlle. Herbert Hays Murphy. Arthur
Gramdon WoodGeld.
Graduate in the School OF Mnsic-Howard
l.. Benson.
President Lewis announced the decision OF
the board Of trustees to shorten commence
mcnt week hv one day, so that the final eX-
ercScs will hereafter fall on Wednesday.
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Personal NOICs,

Hon. Joshua w. Miles, of Princess Anne.
and a graduate of Western Maryland College,
was in Westminster several days this week.
Mr.. Myers and family are spending two
weeks at the comfortable home of Mr.. Vim
cent Hingling, near Westminster. Mr.. Myers
belongs TO the reportorial staff of the Baltimore
SIM.
Misses Bertha Jones, of Fort Scott, Kansas.
and Lena Gray Parker. of Suffolk, Virginia,
are guests of Miss Mary b. Shcllman.
Late arrivals at Winchester Place are Mr.
George II. Stickney and family Mrs Mary
c. Evans and daughters, Miss May Casey and
Harry Casey, Misses Allison, Mary and Bessie
Bell.
Mrs. John s. Matthias, of Westminster, left
last week for trip to Philadelphia, Cape
May and Atlantic City.
The Misses Chritzman, of Gettysburg. Pa,
are visiting their brother George in Westmn
Ster.
Mr.. Fred. d. Miller, of Westminster, start
ed for Richmond, Indiana, last Friday, to
look after some property there. He remem-
bered the ADVOCATE and sent rs u copy Of
the Cincinnati Inquirer.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. G. IIeckinger and daugh-
ter, of Chicago, and Mr.. W. +. Leveovin, of
Baltimore, are guests at DIR. ID. f. Shipley
Mrs. Kent, of Baltimore, arrived al 1.-The
Naples on Tuesday, aud will take boardcrs
for the summer
Mrs. l.. S. Dallas, of Baltimore, and Miss
Repplicr, of Philadelphia are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles L. Stewart.
Mr.. Lynn Il. Meekins, of the Baltimore
American editorial staff and Il graduate Of
Western Maryland College. visitor dur
ING commencement.
Miss Julia Martin. of Rocky Ridge, is
Misses Mabel aud Rachel Buckingham leave
on Wednesday next for Millvillr, y. j.. where
they will spend several months with their SIS
ter, Mrs. &. f. Day.
Mrs. Robert Duncan. of lIagrrslown, is Wis
iing her sisters on Liberty street.
Mr.. CovIngton Barnitz and family, of Bal
timOre, have come To Westminster 10 spend
the summer.
Canon Taylor, rector Of Ascension Parish,
spent this week in New York.
Miss Bertha Kemp. Of Mi. Washington, is
il guest of Miss Bette Shriver, East Green
street.
4 dance took place at Winchester Place on
Thursday night Mrs. Charles +. Stewart
and Mrs John NJ. Roberts were chaperones.
The attendance was not large, owing to the
rainy and threatening weather, but the dance
was thoroughly enjoyed. Joe Mazziottc fur
nished excellent music. and refreshments
were served during the evening.
Miss Maggie Soner. OF Stonersvile; Mr..
John Dickey. of Baltimore, and Mr. Morris
Dickev. of the Eastern Shore. visited Mr..
and Mrs VI. W. Babylon this week.
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UniOntOWn District Items.

Edward Winters. Of Tyrone, has built new
stable To take the place of the one struck by
lightning and burned down several weeks ago.
Harry Stouier attended the wedding in
Baltimore on Tuesday of ). Sterling StOntier
and Miss Eva May Englar. of New Windsor
Large crowds attended The festival al Win
tiers Church on Friday aud Saturday even
ings, and Il neat sum was realized
\ beautiful rainbow was visible in the west
on Tuesday morning.
Several heavy thunder and rain storms
passed over this section Tuesday night.
Wheat, rye and oats are looking well and
a big yield is expected.
Edward Shatfer has new threshing ma
chine to help thresh the big expected crop Of
grain.
Some farmers are making hay.
Barley harvest commenced this week. The
crop is very promising.
Corn is backward. Mr.. Josiah Erb has one
of the best fields Of corn in this neighbOr-
hood.
There were plenty of early cherries which
sold at & and cents n quart
A land terrapin was found this week with
f. Mel, II, on the shell.
City boarders are arriving.
Slow teams and pedestrians with baby car
riages must keep out Of the way on Sunday
evenings while promenading on the Ridge
race track.
Henry Sitting has been appointed keeper
of Pipe Creek German Baptist Cemetery.
Dickson Mering passed his 9th mile stone
on Monday.
Luther Mering. of Richmond, Indiana. Wis
tiled relatives in this section last week.
Mrs p. II. Steuffer has a clematis vine
with $50 clusters of flowers in space ofabout
ten feet.
Robert Davidson cut a bad cash in his foot
while pointing rails last week.
While William Bowers was hauling logs on
Tuesday, his horse started and he was caught
between the wagon and tree. His hip was
seriously bruised and he was otherwise in
jured.
Morrison Smith was knocked down and
run over on Tuesday by his runaway team
while endeavoring 70 catch it. He was Sc.
verely bruised on the legs.
| In the United States Circuit Court, Pitts
burg, Pa, on May Is, the jury in the case o.
! Mrs. Louis Morris, VS.. Fidelity and Casualty
| Company, of New York, rendered verdic
in favor of the plaintiff for 81, 100, full
amount of the policy, with interest from
! March 10, 1894, the date of death. Morri.
was killed by falling from skif into Lake
| Chautauqua. The insurance company ha'
refused to pay, on the ground that he dice
| from heart trouble, and was not drowned
| Mrs. Morris is sister of Mrs. Henry ant
| Chas. Sitting, and formerly lived in this dis
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orphans Court.

Monday. June l4th.-John Cali and Henry
Cali. executors of Sterling Gait, deceased,
returned list of sales of grain and settled ninth
account
AbsaIom Zepp, guardian Of Eliza j. '.
Iepp. settled third and final account;
Jonas W. Fridimger, executor Of John W.
Walker. deceased. returned inventory of
goods and chatteIs and inventory OF money.
The last will aud testa aemt OF tatlarlnr
Snidcr. deceased, admitted 10 probate and
letters testamentary granted 10 Abraham
Snidcr
Joseph l.. Sharrer and j. Ernest ShaTer,
executors of Joseph Sharrer, deceased, re,
turned lisi of debts and received order to sell
real estat
Letters Of administration on the estate of
George W. Morningstar, deceased, were
granted to Ida NJ. and Lille A. Mornn%star.
Tuesday, June 15th.-John NJ. Gill, admin,
istr for Of Emma c. Gill, deceased, received
order to transfer stock and settled first a"-
cOuut.
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To Organize County Union.

On Wednesday, June %, delegates from
the Epworth Leagues of Carroll county " Will
assemble in Centenary NJ. E. Church, West Yves
minister. to org nize a County Union. Inc
first session will be held at ) p. m.
The following is the program:
l. Adoption of Articles OF Union
: Advantages of a County Union, &c. by Rev T.
4 Reports from Leagues and Snggestloi.s ' as "
bost methods of conducting League services
HOW 70 secure best work from League Com
mittees Rev. Thos. Wood.
Night Session. O'CLOCK
Song Service Rev. 7. f. Copes -,
Toronto Convention, Rev. W. !. Meek KS. W E
Religious Training OF the 1ouns' NV
Curley. ,.c, Do, n { Long
Prayer and Conservation service he'' .
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PatapScO Items.

The School Commissioners have purchased
n lot from William l.. Richards on which they
will erect Il new school house.
Mr.. Samuel SALISBURY, who was at Cape
Nav for his health, has returned much hrne'
fitted by his trip.
Mr.. William Davidson and wife have re
turned from visit TO Baltimore.
Mrs. Grace Rohrbaugh, of Baltimore, Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Jane Leppo, OF tins
Mr., John L. Erb and wife, Of Linwood.
visited Mr.. George Shamer and family on
Sunday last.
Miss Maggie Grumbine, of Westminster, Is
visiting Miss Nina Shaner of this place.
Mr.. Charles Wagner. who was living at
Union Bridge has removed his family to Pa
tapsco in house of Mr.. David Crowls.
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MaidenSVille Items.

Florence. daughter of Calvin A. Fritz who
was reported i'll last week, died on Saturday
night The remains were inferred At Winter :
Church cemetery ON Monday. She WAS about
nine years of age.
Master Clifton Perry is on the sick list.
Mrs. John Culberson, of York. Pa, and
Miss Jennie Davidson, of Baltimore. visited
the home of their parents this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel $. Grouse. OF Fancy
town. are visiting at Emanuel Fisher $.
Harry L. Combs, who has been in RaIti-
more. returned home this week.
Misses Elsie IIaines and Lucy IiIc, of Mar
stom, spent Sunday with Mrs. Geo. Waltz.
Fielder Hyde and wife, Of Dayton, OHIO,
were the guests Of George II. Waltz one day
this week.
The attendance AT the festival was til" larg-
est and best behaved for some years, bat
there were no seals for the weary, more : the
pity. Gross receipts $50.
The wet weather put dampcr on hay max
inc
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rax Rate for Road Purposes.

The County Commissioners were IN session. q
ON Monday. Edward F. Smith, collector OF
taxes in Taneytown district, was authoriZ lt
to sell for taxes the property belonging 10 ihe
heirs of Brnie Shoemaker. o.
For road purposes the District Road Com com
missioners have requested the County ~ Com
missioners to levy taxes as follows; aney
town district cents on the SlOo' ohiohlo"h
district 10 cents. Myers district cents,
V W"oiervis district 10 cents, Freedom district
IL cents. Manchester district II cents, west
minister district cents, Hampstead ID cents,
franklin district Is cents, Middeburg district Us
cents, New Windsor district cents, = mon =
Bridge district 10 cents. Mt. Airy dIstnet 10
cents The average is l0s cents.
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McKinstry's Mills Items.

Miss Gusta Yingling was the guest of Misses
Edna and Bertha Lindsay on Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mr.. VIM. Zepp has COW sick with milk
fever.
Mr.. Ephraim Fissel has picked one wagon
load of sweet peas and sold them TO West
minister canning factory.
Mrs. Adam Fuss was the CUES. of her sister,
Mrs. Fuss, near Middleburg, on Tuesday.
Mr. Marshal Hartsock sold 20 head of
horses at public sale last Saturday afternoon.
They sold as follows $40, $l9.25, $40,
STOPS, $l3. so. $37, SIG. so, $25, So, $32, $50,
$40. so, $18, SAB, SAT, $50, $3.50, S41.50,
SIS, $40. 50-total amount $465.74.
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COMMENCEMENT AT WESTERN MARY
LAND COLLEGE.

Fine Weather. Reception by President
Lewis - Class Meetings - Baccalaureate
Sunday - Musical Concert - Commence
ment Day, List of Graduates, Awards,
Comforting of Degrees, &c.
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DEGREES AND HONOR ROLL.

The following degrees were conferred, the
diplomas being delivered by President Lewis:
A. B., Summa Cum Laude-Sadie Lee
Cook Snyder, Mt. View; Leon Scott Hurley,
Seaiord, Del; Herbert Hays Murphy, Wal
kersviIle; Arthur Grandon Woodfeld, Manas-
guam, n. j.; Edwin Justin Nelson, Harring
ton, Del.
A. b.. Cum Laude-Mary Hood Bailey,
Florence; Emma May Bowen, Bowen's; Eva
May Davis, fredericksburg; Willis Archer Bur
Coon. Union Mills; Charles Edward Forlines,
Osceola, n. c.. George Henry Revelle, West
over.
A. B.-Frances Mabel Fulton, South Am
boy, n. j.; Carrie Agnes Stone, Mt. Pleasant;
Ella Eugenia Millard Buckeystown; John
Wesley Frank, Handy, N. c.; John Mays
Little, Parkton.
A. NJ, In Cursu-Arthur Francis Smith,
'92, Frostburg, Nd; Louis Napoleon Wheal
ton, '92, Chincoteague, Va; William Porter
Mills, '93, Washington, ID. c.; Charlton Bates
Strayer '93, Baltimore; William Henry For
sythe, "a, Baltimore; Jennie May Thurman
'94, Harrisburg, Pa.
A. NJ. Honorary-Prof. Martin Fl. Holt,
Oak Ridge Institute, North Carolina.
The following undergraduate honors were
then announced:
Male Junior Class-Gold medal, Ernest T..
MeNutt; honorable mention, Howard l.. Ben
son, Emory G. Buckingham, William NJ. Gar
rison and Charles S. Friend.
Female Junior-Gold medal, Olive G..
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EXTRAORDINAR BARGAINS
THIS WEEK.
DRESS GOODS.

Checks and skirts closing 25c yard
sold closing yard.
that sold 81 yard closing price
inches wide that sold 81 % closing
yard
piece Fiey Greadne II inches wide that sold
yard.
piece niey closing price
Sl.25 yard.
10 pieces Bicycle Fancy Duck Suiines. 5c yard.
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