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Master and Hooper.

The Republican primaries i'll Baltimore Will
be held next Friday and the nominations have
closed. The contestants for the mayoralty
nomination are Mayor Malsler and Elk Mayor
Hooper. The contest is pretty warm now and
will be hotter next week. Both candidates
are running on the ''good government plat
form. but we venture to assert that both sides
will use all the money they can get together
and will promise every office within the gift
of the mayor ten times over for votes.
Hooper's incumbency Of the mayoralty was
marked by continual fight over office be-
tween him and the city council, and contests
in the courts, and corruption. There was
incompentency and dishonesty, and at the end
a floating debt remained for the next admin
istraton to shoulder.
Masters administration has been worse
than Hooper's, and he and council of mere
spoilsmen succeeded in marking the tax rate
up to 81. 25, figure higher than ever known
in municipal taxation in Baltimore.
The people of Baltimore were stricken with
reform spasms in 1895 and they rushed pell-
nell over each other to elect Hooper Mayor.
So inflamed had the people become by unfair,
untruthful, biased and misleading articles in
reckless city papers that they elected along
with him a city council, according to state
ment in the Ne,cS of Tuesday, composed of
materially distinctly worse than that which
held sway before-a Lot of ''hungry, thirsty,
small bore ward politicians, gang of Re
publican ward heelers. !"
That was the result of the reform spasm OF
1896. In 1897 Hooper was laid aside, and
Master was taken up, with city council
equally as bad as that which came IN with
Hooper. And the same year there was
elected to the House of Delegates as seurvy q
gang of small bore politicians as ever dis
graced seats in any assembly. Master tor
tunes are in the hands of such worthless as
Ben Andrews, Hiram Watty (negrol. Sam
Davis. Bill Airey, Bill Seaton, (negro1. Bill
Stewart, Steve Mason, Key Hole Charley
Wilson and Dick Dunn, all working for good
government.
And Hooper and Master are the men now
put forward by the party Of purity and high
moral IDEAS to continue the good govern
meat" inaugurated by Hooper and followed
up by Malster. No other Republicans IN the
whole city had enough followers to make
them worthy Of consideration. In the whole
Republican party of Baltimore no better men
seems to have been discovered thar these
two, and both of them have proven anht aud
incompetent. One is as unfit as the other,
and one of them will be chosen TO lead the fight
for continuance Of good government.
Behind Master is the lower strata Of corrupt
politicians. Behind Hooper, renegade Demo
Gratis, negro politicians, Independents and
considerable sprinkIing Of the lower strata Of
ward heelers.
If the people of Baltimore do not clean out
the whole Master and Hooper gang at the
election in May they viii deserve every III
that will aflict them.
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An Explanation.

In speaking of filling the vacancy ia the
board Of County Commissioners in Charles
county, caused by tie death Of Philip A. l..
Contee, Gov Lowndss said it wns his inteu-
ton to appoint man who will give satisfae
ton to the tax payers Of the county.
What the Governor really meant was that
be would appoint some one who would be
satisfactory TO Sidney Nadd.
Mnad must be satisfied FIRST. He owns
the Republican party in Southern Maryland
and Lowndes is candidate for denomination.
The Governor hopes, no doubt, that Mudd's
man win be satisfactory to the tax payers, but
Mudd is the man to be pleased, and Mudd' 5
man viii be for Mudds interests FIRST and the
tax-payers' afterward
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Tornado wiped Out Home

MILFoRp, Pa, March la.-As the result Of
the tornado which swept over Pike county last
evening the large family ofSheria Ehjah Van.
denmark Is left homeless. and his son Joseph
and Maurice Young, relative, are probably
fatally injured.
The Sheriff farm i at Deep Hollow, scar
Milford During the storm lightning struck
the house, and the inmates rushed OAK 4
moment later the haildiBg went Bowling
through the air, and fell in heap 50 feet away
There il was quickly consumed By Ere. The
family took refuge in the bars. which IN Iurl
was demolished hy the wind. A falling tim
Der pinned Joe Yandermark 10 the ground,
breaking several ribs and piercing bis lung
Maurice Young WAS struck by beam, and
his skull was broken.
TRAIN BLOWN orr THE TRACE.
HAgLEToS, Pa, March l3.-In last night ;
tornado workmen's train, near EckIey. was
blown down an enbankment. Samuel Davis
Joseph Gottwaid. Jr.. Thomas Aahey. Alfred
Abbey aud Gottlieb Hill we're severly injured
One SIDE Of the Eckley breaker was blown
away.
BARN ROOF TOOK SAIL
LANCASTER, Pa, March iS.-The roof ot
County Commissioner Ruuer's barn vas
blown off yesterday, and flying 30 feet lasded
on the house, badly damaging the building.
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Give the People a Rest.

According to the Ne,rs J. Frank Supplee
is much put out because that paper published
that colored Republican club had taken bis
name. The Netrs scribe must have smiled
when speaking of Supplee being exercised
over the matter If there is man in Baiti,
more who likes to see his name in print and
courts notority it is Supplee. Ordinary read.
ers are heartily tired Of having thrust before
them the doings, sayings and opinions OF
Supplee. We have no doubt that be Is q
great and wise man, but people even get tired
Of too much greatness. Some people hoped
the government would have accepted his ser
vices in the "War for Humanity, 50 that he
could have gone beyond the reach Of mails
and telegraphs for awhile, instead OF having
to go marching on, Of camp with tears in bis
eyes because he could not 60 The people
need rest on Suppiee.
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Despised and Repudiated

+. II. Fariow. Senator from Sussex county,
aud j. B. Clark and ". f. King. members
Of the House from Kent county, the Demo
cratic members OF the Delaware Legislature
whe voted for Addicks, Republican, fo'
United States Senator will likely End Della.
ware too unhealthy place 10 livc. Press.
dent salmon, Of the Senate. has stricken Far.
low name from al the Senate committees.
Farlow being holdever member. telling hiH
be was unfit to associate with decent meu-
Kings house was decorated with had eggs.
and al are pointed ont a traitors Whenever
they appear in public and hoo,ed aud Kissed.
When the Legislature adjourned cu Moad4y
they sneaked ont Of Dover. while excited mes
were crying out Lynch them. Democratic
clubs have passed resolutions deaoumciug al
three as political traitors.
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Birthday Dinner,

Reported for the Democratic Advocate
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Upperco, of Cylburn
farm, Baltimore county, entertained large
number of their friends at dinner on Sunday
last in honor of their sons birthday. Miss
Junie Richards, of Carroll county, and Mr.
Lyn Painter, of Owings' Mills, candidate for
State Senator, received the guests. After
Justice to a sumptuous dinner the guests re
paired to the spacious parlors where all joined
in conversation, &c. One pleasant feature of
the gathering was the baptising OF their bright
and interesting little son at $50 p. m. by
Rev. A. H. Burk, and naming him Jesse
Myron Upperco, Jr. At the conclusion OF
which they were invited 10 the diningroom TO
partake ofthe many tempting viands, consisting
of ice cream, cake, confectionaries, fruit, DC.
Jesse Myron was the recipient Of many hand
some presents, all being silver.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Upperco, Leon Upperco, Jesse Myron Up
perco, Rev. A. H. Burk, JUNE q. Rich
ards, Mrs. Mary Upperco, Mr.. Thomas
Gill and wife, Captain William Louder
slayer and wife, Lieut.. Thomas Loudensiager
and wife, of the police force of Balumorei
Mrs. Elizabeth Upperco, Mrs. Loucretia
Wheat, of Baltimore; Jacob Upperco and
wife, Mr. Lyn Painter, Owings' Mills; Herbert
Loudenslager, Rosa Gill, Ethel Uppereo, Mr..
Frank Lial, May Upperco, Clara ReigIer,
Cleveland Upperco, Walter Gill, Ross Wiman,
Ewood Clark. Baltimore.
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EARM AT PRIVATE SALE.

True copy. - Test:
mari 81 las. H. BJLl.,NssLsA. Gle
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The Mckinley Administration vacated
Washington this week. Mckinley has gone
to Townsville, Georgia, as the guest of Boss
Hanna, for rest and recreation and incident
ally to look after Southern votes in the next
Republican national convention. Secretary
of the Navy Long has gone to Florida, See
rotary of War Alger to Boston, where he was
lately Kissed, and Postmaster General Smith
has gone TO Cuba. These and the other
Cabinet officers viii vacate their places on
March 4, 1901, by decree of the people at the
polIs in November, 1900.
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Gas Addicks Again Defeated.

Gas Addicks is again left. The Delaware
Legislature adjourned on Monday without
electing successor to Senator Gray, and the
Diamond State viii have but one United
States Senator until the Legislature meets
two years hence. Addicks is the most cor
rupt politician tina, ever d;sgraeed Delaware,
and he is carpet Dagger, who squatted there
simply to buy seat ia the United States
Senate by corrupting the people and eleeting
a Republican Legislature. His money has
twice made the Legislature Republican, bul
rivals in his own party have prevented his
election. The whole country is to be con
graduated on his defeat.
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Cuban Claims.

By the treaty with Spain the United States
and Spain we're to assume liability for all
claims preferred by their respective citizens.
Up to date citizens of the United States have
fled claims amounting TO 81, 900, 900 ON &C
count of property destroyed in Cuba. These
claims will be largely augmented and Con-
gress next winter will be called upon to APP
propriate money to pay them.
This generation will not see the debts paid
that have been caused by the 'War for Hu
mainly, and the next will be paying pension;
on account of it.
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NO. 1857 EQUITY.
III the Circais Court Tor Carroll County 10.
Equity

Ia the Circais Court Tor Carroll County ia
Equity.
Joseph L. ShArrsr and J. Ernest Sharrcr.
Executors, ste, PiaiHsits, -. Joseph L.
Sharrer aud others, Defendants
Ordered by the Circait Court for Carroll
county. in Equity, this 3rd day Of March.
isssa. that the sales Of the property mentioned
il these proceedings, made aad reported by
John Milton Rsifsnider, Edward q, Weant
and Francis Neal PaFke, Trustees, appointed
bv decree uf this Court to make sad sales
he ratified aHd confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thersof b. shown on or before the Sd
dsy Of April, Next provided eopy OF this
order be inserted in soIns newspaper printed
IA Carroll county once in each Of three sue
cessiya weeks before the 9th day Of March,
inst.
The report states the amount of sales to be
81, 5000
JAS. II. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
mart 81 JAS. IL, BliLlSGstEA. Clerk.
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Do You Want An on1ce ?

Republicans in Carroll who desire govern
msnt positions should strike BOW. Some
three thousand clerks and others will be
needed in the Census Bureau at Washington
and there will be needed many district super
intendents and enumerators.
Congressman Baker owes his last election
to Carroll, and ought to show his apprecia-
ton of the fact by getting some twenty live
or thirty good places for Carroll Republicans.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
Fatal Accident.

Charles Alban, aged 20 years, who lived
with Edward l.. Fowble, near Hamp-
stead, was killed about O. clock on Thursday
af ernoon, near Arcadia He was driving in
a wagon, and when near the place of William
Benson, where some men were blasting out
stumps, he was warned to stop and got out to
hold his horses. In a moment or tive u heavy
charge exploded with terrific force, and a
piece of stump, weighing about twelve
pounds, struck him in the temple, killing him
instantly. 1t is said he was $50 feet from
where the charge exploded.
His body was taken to the house of his
brother. William Alban, at Grave Run Mill.
His parents are dead, and he is survived by
four brothers and sister. One of the broth
ers is Thomas Alban, of Hampstead.
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GTATEMENT

SHOWING THE CONDITION OF THE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK
DECEMBER 3lst, 1898.
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MO. 1898 EQUITY,

Ia the Cireait Court for Carroll County,
in Equity.
William A. lie Bruu. Plaintiff, vs.. Margaret
lie Bruu aud others, Defendants.
Ordered by the Circuit Court for Carroll
county, in Equity, this 18th day of February
1899, that the sale Of the property mentioned
in these proceedings, made and reported by
Francis Neal Parke, trustee appointed by y
decree of this Court to make said sale, be
ratified aud confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
4th day Of April next; provided copy Of this
order be inserted in some newspaper, printed
in Carroll county, once in each ofthree success
siye weeks before the 9th day of March, 1899,
The report states the amount of sale be
$4,000.
JAS. H. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk.
True copy,-rest:
mar 3t JAS. Ii. BuLINGsLEA. Clerk.
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TO CREDITORS
VI asSS ElEIrN

NO. 3G55 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Amelia l.. Deuisou ana others, Plaintiffs, VS..
Rebecca Vent and Others, Defendants.
Nouce is hereby given to the creditors Of
Cornelius Weutz, late of Carroll county, Mary
land. deceased, to file their claims, properly
proven and authenticated, with the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court for Carroll County on or be-
fore the 31st day of March, 1899.
JN0. ]. BAUMGARTNER,
marll 81 Auditor.
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The undersigned. A ssn: for the heirs Of
William CgHmbacker. late II Carroll county.
Md. deceased, offers AZ Private sale the
Home Farm II said deceased, situate about
one ulilc North Of Union Bridge. on public
eoaHsy road leading from Union Bridge 10
The MiddiehnFg road. containing
$50 ACRES. 8 ROoDS and 5 SO. PERCHES
Of lard. n,ore o. less. IN good state OF ealtlva.
sion; shout 10 Acres timber land. stream ii
watev running through the farm and never.
failing sell &c excellent waier 81 10. house.
&c; an excellent sArm. suitable for dairy par,
poses; Improved By large Stone House. cen.
taiuiag l0rooms, wiih cellar; large bank barn,
brick and frame; hoghouse, neA,hoase, and
al usual ousbniliings. fhis property i about
one half limestone aud slate, balance sed land
Fos further particulars inquire Il the IN,
dcraigne3 or George l.. Stock sdals, Attorney
Law. Westminster, Nd.
JESSE CRUMBACRER, Agent.
Unioa Bridge. Carroll county, Mi.
mara Sms
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DUBLIC SALE
ur
HOUSE AND LOT,

IL Frauklinyillc, Carroll Comfy. Maryland.
The undersigned as allo-aey and ages' 'n'
the heir, uf Pinkuey }. Beaaet;. deceased,
will offer ~ pphlic sale. va fHe premises aH
SATURDAY. 25sh day Il MARCH, 1892.
ii u o clock. No.. sll tbat !as or faFcel II land
situated ia the village ot FranAtayitie. Car,
roll county. Maryland. containing
II ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR lESS.
and improved hy Stone Dwell
ing House and Store attached. 4
ana a harm This property ssas r. ~
Formerly owned hg Raaegick H. z ssssassEes
Dorsey and j. uoW occupied Av hsm. Il Is
convenient Is churches. schools ard stores
and Is 3 desirable property te- wegeaaasFssH 8
Purposes. Possession uli s1a given after
April ~. is93.
Terms ot Sale=-Oae-lbir3 g.ash aaeu sas
dav Of sale. and she residue Cd .al eqasi EsaE-
sneuis a. siN and tas,es months ,s5ch nr ss
cash ri toe ogslas III pa~gaaseF. TOE ereit'
payments to be secured hg uHtl-s Of f4Tga-ss
4j,h approved seasritF. hssfsae interest," iss.a
slg day af ss.is.
For further iaiurfs4al3oa ai8ft~s drs. lreHe
c. Beaneti. or Bond aBt Parkr, Aigys..
Westminster. MI.
IRENE G. BENNETT.
ATTORNEY aal i seut.
Albert Crawford. Aaet taafiS--E
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IN the Circuit Court for Carroll Co.
Sitting Coart Of Equity.
Nh gEgg EOITITy

In the matter Of the trust estate OF William
W. Smslser and Sophia c. Smejser. hiS
wiis, DAVID =. Smelser and Charles T..
Snelssr, Trustees.
Or,iered this 81 DAY Of March, in the year
eixbtcsa hundred and ninety nine. BY the Cir,
euit Court for Carroll county, stting as a Couri
81 Equity. that the sale OF the real estate
mentioned in these proceedings, made aad
reported by David p. Smelser and Charles
+. Smelser, trustees. be ratified and con
tirmed, unless cause to the contrary there.
of BE- shown on or before the 3rd day Of
April, next; provided copy of this order
be Inserted IN some newspaper printed ia Car
reIl county. once week in each OF ihree
successive seeks before the 9TH day Of
March. 5Hsi.
The report states the anoast OF sale 10 bs
$500
JAS. II. RuLINGsLEA. Clerk.
True copy. Test.
mart q Jas H. R5i4lNastsA Clerk
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Richard Dallam has resigned as Secretary
of State, the resignation to take effect May l..
George z. Loweree, Mr.. Dalam's assistant,
will succeed him.
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4 FARM WANTED

Waalssl t. boy 8 FAfn nr Clear Land. 20 70
5a acres. far cash. Write 90 cs3l gpou
FRANK FRIEDEls.
Haighi 7, o..
mar j. 4ts Carroll county. Md.
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YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO GALL.


Floor
Dry Department packed things
o
You will be welcome and viii not be asked buy.
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KEYSTONE ADJUSTABLE "EEhEl:
,hc SPasglgf lame Sgraaarr, Bladder Fs5ae
HIGH GRADE FERTILIZERS

al4ags - hand aad ior sale II ,a- lawest
leosss File Fg.rtt 5.s FaFe goods. Hag aa FeUt
t.f .arsc storage hais8guss tar uschuesy-
! emp5ay - aseal-; ! ann sos awH salesman
ana husbkeeper, expenses r,tiacrd q size
lgaesl. tbus enabling my "a as!~rssi. ats
es.sgrafstags m8r l~ 1su
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BUSINESS Locals.

FoR SALE. thoroughbred Alderney Gov.
VIII be fresh in few days, Apply az the
ADVOCATE Office.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
n. stewart Roberts tiesrs- W. Albaash,
Cbarie. f. t5aS
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NOTICE,

Office Of Western Maryland Telephone
Co. OF Carroll County, Maryland.
Westminster, February 9th, 1899.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Western Maryland Telephone Co. Of Car
roll county will be held at the office Of the
Company, No Is5. f. Main street, West
minister Nd, on Saturday, March 18th, 1899,
between the hours of 10 a m. and II a. N.
At said meeting Seven Directors will be
elected to manage the affairs of the Company
for the ensuing year. also 20 transact such
other business as may be necessary.
A. II. HUBER,
mar4-te Secretary and Treasurer
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\ LUCKY PURCHASE.

Carroll
big round dollars
anSibe clothing For
hnlest aud date Clothing for
suih 'FRONT.'
We Clothing fully less than regular price and
purchase You have idea
Of the splendid
viii give YOU So So s. s. goods and
ree took viii be ready March 18th 0 goth mal1
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WANTED Reliable man for Manager 81
Branch Office wish to open in this vicinity.
If your record is o. X. here is a good open
ing. Kindly mention this paper whea writ,
ing. A. r. Morris, Cincinnati. o. Illustrated
catalogue cents postage. 81
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rFE AND ACCIDENT INsUR-
II ANCE

Tar fIvA lIFE INSURANCE gpaYASE aE
HARTFORD CONN HECENEFG. ssst. Gsaa
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TyRUSTEES' SALE
BE
ALUABLE HOME
IN Westminster. Naryiaus

b. virtao of . decree Of abr Circass Caart
for Carroll county. passed lie c4lse No. 5eft
EQUITY she undersigned, trustees. SSH sell ~
Pablic Sale. un the premises. oa Ggeea street,
ia Westminster. Carroll cauaty, Md, ga
SATURDAY. the sJh dag q APRIL, lsa2,
Al o'clock. 8. gu., Lot of G5oaai fronting
an said street 80 tees and extending is ieet
back fo an alley Said land is improved hs +
substantial = story hrtcs dwell
4 Ing house, wiih SIX rooms, aHa
E.s outhuiidinss- The property
@ssI1s-sse5 Is now occupied 81 Michael
lingliug.
Terms of One-third part Of the pur.
chase money cash on the day III sale, or upon
the ratification thereof; the residue IN sno
equal payments ia one aud TIVE years, Sata
interest, and to be secured by the notes Of The
purchaser with security 10 De approved by the
trustees. MICHAEL +. WALSH,
ROBERT II. CARR, jE-
W. I. Wilson. anct mr's IS Trustee.
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WANTED,

RELIABLE HOSTLER and GARDEN
Err. with small family, near Owings Mills, by
April LIST. to attend to HORSES and COWS.
raise garden vegetables, and make himself
useful on country place. Only those hav-
ing good references as to habits ard ability
will please address,
ALEXANDER Y. D0LFIELD,
mar IS-2t* Drawer 49, Baltimore, Md.
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OFFICERS
DAVID a. sTEs. President
"a STEWART RoBERrs. E~4 Hie~-Pr~~
JACOB ~. nI.osHER, snd Vice Pres
GEORGE ". PARkE- s~e- aud Treas
anARI.Tz~ D. FINK. a8eaeFai Counsel.
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Umpire HAND SEPARATIONS.

Empire Hand Separa-
tors are the Up-to-Date
Machines. Write to d.
W. GARNER, General
Agent, raneytown, Nd,
for Catalogue. 1t ex-
p lains all. Agents
wanted. Mention this
paper. mari 3moS
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WESTMINSTER DEPOSIT AND
w TRUST COMPANY, WEST
MINISTER. MD
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.ssr * Carroll eoaaIs, 1eee4ssed. .tll persons
hassns claims against tbg deceased aTv hereby
warmed o. rxhlbis tbs samr, w5th thu vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, 90 the subscriber,
5,i ~ before she iith dsy If October, i>Ja;
fbgs mas otherwise by laN IL excluded from
All benefit ID galG estate
Gi,ra nader my hand ;his 9th day Of
March l>,'a.
BYRON : DORSEY,
asrIl O. Administrators.
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rnar18
objection OF DIRECTORS.

T.
Notice is hereby givea to the Stockholders
of The Land, Improvement, Loan and Man
ufacturing Company of Westminster that an
election of Nine Directors, to serve the ensu-
ing year, viii be held at The ADVOCATE Build.
ing, Westminster. on MONDAY, APRIL 8 1899,
between the hours of 4 and clock, p. m.
CHAS. II. EANDERFORD.
mar 1885, Secretary.
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WILL GO ON YOUR BOND.

The American Bonding and Trust
Company, of Baltimore, accepted as
Sole Security.
Before giving bond call and see the under
signed for rates, OF for further information
apply to
JOHN NJ. ROBERTS, Agent,
mar18 tt Westminster, Nd.