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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Carroll Charge Reformed Church.-Beujanu :
Churrh-Suuday school at so p. N. Divine service
at 80 p. ID. St Matthew'S Ghurch--Suuday
school at = q IN. Harvest Home Service 10 a. IN.
II. J. MrtalIistcr. fsl-Iur.
Uniontowu NJ. Z. Church.-Iouus Mems bay
al 10 30 a. N. Five young men and the pastor VIII
take part in the service At 80 =. one OF the
Young men of the church will conduct a 10 minute
devotional service followed by special sermon TO
the Young men Rev. b. " Kiudlcy, Pastor.
salem Charge Lutheran Churcn. - BeuHtmins
Church-Suuday school at u. IN. Communion at
10 a. m \. L. ;. {. + at 80 p N. Catechise on
saturday at =. and Preparatory Service at p.
III. 81. Johns Church-Sunday school at a. III.
on september II.
Uniomtuwu Church OF Goi.-Suuday school at .
a. III. Preaching at lois "a. m. In the evening at
$50. AT Frizelburg Ut 80 p m
ST. Plurs Reformed ChUrcl,.-sunsay school at
calvin ;. S3agic, Pastor.
Grace Lutheran Church->u sunday school ut IA.
m Opening Services ut lOj0a. m. Ne>pers at 6'Sh
= T. H. Miller Pastor.
Centenary NJ. +. Chdrch.->uIIius school at g.l5
a. NJ Preaching at 1880 1t. IA. aud I3J p. IN.
Morning sermon will be followed by the sacrament
Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 7.3l y. m
loci brow n. Pastor.
Methodist Protestant Church, Rev. W. K. Graham,
y. d. Pastor.-Sabbath Services.-Preachlng by
the pastor at 1890 ii. IN. and 80 p. m Shblrith
school at 10 H. III. Christian EneiSor Service IN
the lecture room at 80 D. IN. Mid-week service in
the lecture room Wednesday evening, at 5 o'clock.
Sunday School in the Bethel OF the Chnrch OF
God at Wartieldsburg Sunday, september 10 at2 p m
PRAYER meeting and song service Wednesday even
on Thursday evening, same hour. Iou are invited.
L. F. hurry Teaching Elder.
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Mss Emsua la,as "a, -s,~re3y impaired va
thu slsJ ot la,s russlh. She. .a ruaup4Hy sifh
Nj i.ra Wctzel. ass ls-Iug aElr5 ih-
lr4uk ~h.tb carrie, valrs 20 lhr psta asHr.j
h. II Iarab q sier. she's hrr beaI "a,
rsaasht bg rh~ TRAM. sud beg back asae lrgArH.
Shr i ,s,su tsi a vegs aa4gergst4 es.tftiftHtH.
Nsss Niuair l.-s Chase and Nlss l;agtri p
Chase, Who sen, So iruasooi Michigan,
laeiyr ntil.-- frtu1 lake Nspgrss5. 60 teach
school, isf. '.,i ssek ani Iaij VISIT Go irtais
~ Jaa..gsIje WISCONSIN. Ihcis syhuesl h-...u
Ia.s Monday MISS Maggie Chase E,.ss sn
Moan, Green. Hartford ctaaly, MI, 90 Teach
zs priusisai It . ss,as-l, AZ thal place and ell
board st tbs hsstrr1t B.alh piAe- Tbrr ar-
the daaguier- 81 Mr. George ~ Chase. Uba
Is an ulj ans iamoas TEACHER u' 'auuli. as,3
resides 81 Iaslarssilc. tH.- ruaaEy. Nhfvtl
place be bass hcra teaching tsr Hafab~r ~
wears
Nc. John Eig-n and vile. ~ho spent
tho sumaicr ia il.8o4, sad hsu-a- have.
rclarneI ,a their home, 81 West Falls, ihss
csauEy.
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HEAT WAVE IN THE WEST.
Temperature of 100 and Over in In
diana, Illinois, Iowa and Nebraska.

CWCAgu, sept. To-day was the hottest
p Chicago since the establishment OF the
Weather Bureau here in 1871, At p. m.
lhe Government thermometer on the top Of
she Auditorium tower registered IS degrees,
and on lhe street level over 100 was reported
in several places 4 hot wind added 10 the
general discomfort.
Two deaths and nine cases of prostration
were reported.
The hottest weather known since the records
OF the Weather Bureau began is reported to-
day from Illinois, Indiana, Iowa and Ne
tra,kA Following are some of the maximum
temperatures Marshalltown, Iowa, 100 de-
erccs; De, Moines Iowa. 90; Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, Iu2: Indianapolis. gS; Ierre Hauie.
Ind, 1889; Peoria. H., IO2; Springfield, ILL.,,
% 3-lO; Lincoln, Neb,, l03
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orphans Court.

Tuesday, September 9th. j. ThoS Shriuer.
executor OF Samuel Shriner, reported sale Of
personal property.
Letters Of administration on the estate Ut
William A Martin granted 90 Benjamin Croft
Letters Of administration an the estate Of
Elijah Taylor granted 10 Susan Taylor.
Joshua w. Herring. executor Of Rlehaid
Manning, settled second account.
Letters Of administration on the estate Of
John Rodgers granted 10 Charles Il. Rodgers,
who returned inventory Of money aud received
order to notify creditors.
Tobias Harner, executor Of Laura Isabella
Harner. returned inventory ot personal prop.
erty aud received order 90 sell personal prop
erty.
William +. SioufTer. executor Of Catharine
Ohler, returned inventory Of personal prop
erty and money.
Charles Ii. Everhart, administrator Of Ann
Gaumere, returned inventory Of money aud
settled first aud final account
Jacob II. Feeser, administrator ". A. Of
William J. Feeser. reported sale OF real estate.
Florence A. Koon;z, administrators Of
Thomas J. k0Ontz, returned inventory Of per
sanal property aud received order 20 sell per.
sonal property aud to notify creditors.
Rosa Belle Mahala bonded guardian 20
\. Belle Mahas and settled first and fnal ac-
count
James 4. BOSTON. executor Of Clara Y.
Sullivan. returned inventory Of personal prop
eriy and received orders TO sell personal prop
crty and to notify creditors,
Wednesday, September 9Th. Letters of si-
minstraiiou on the estate OF Simon HarmaU
granted to Caiharine +. Hartman.
Last will aud testament oi Henry u. Al
baugh admitted to probate and letters Tesla
menisry granted To Annie l.. Albangh Whu
received order 30 notify creditors.
Byron ;. Dorsey. administrator of tilinH
b. 5. BusSard, reported sale OF personal prop
efty and settled first and final account.
Benjamin. Croft. administrator If William
A. Martin, returned inventory af personal
property aud received orders to sell personal
property aud 10 notify creditors.
Clarinda a. Shoemaker, l.avinia A. Long
and Caudius II. Long, executors OF Abraham
n. Hess, reported sale Of personal property
and settled first account.
Thursday. Sc iember 7ih.-CuuFt engaged
in hearing the cayeat case OF Himler v. Him-
Ter; the will was not sustained.
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A considerable Rsinber O. ths sHWmvU
b,,ar,iers frous n5eiassu's Hotel, a, wt. 81,
from several places 80 the o. ghbarhuud. rgr
gur1sl tht. aevk 20 their respective buurs,
after spending = most dsllEbtla3 unar. bet
tkrrc are It'll - number 81 ibsm here s-si
ssose mes uuss expected The Esr7sss ezra.
trrsaiDueut, during ,he SEASON. G"-ier able
leaders. v-rr the ir-i ever cvru, anil HauF
uuied y-ss3,.. prrc lr-sruE. Ia" baa.F b, EHW
~ it has la-ru isr sometime pass, aaa~f the
Isgufar management at ih- Misses hsslHau.
gFaul entertainment Sill d. gwen tr1.
SATURDAY uish, lee ;hc Cp..eSr Hal, gnH.
slsssng ~ iab,caaH. masir, l-s.a vacal ana DO.
siramsniai. by boone and totriEu talents An
stnlurut vocalist and iinr p.Aalst alsi ASSIST.
Mr. FREDERICK Dtvlmau. The rmsaeui Mes
York artist. f,,Iusrvls ID Ncw Windsor. landed
IN Neu Y.rk lrasu Esrogs, un Saniay lssi
after a vrr5 enjoyable anj Successful iup-
H. s5-i,s,i 30 lb.> Haisi s1rAs of ,r HH Hv
taur ghfau.h lhs, continent
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Teachers Association.

The Carroll County Teachers Association
met at the High School, this city. yesterday, AT
1910 H. M Examiner Farrr called the
meeting to order After prayer 10y Rev J..
A. Angel the Association sang America.
The roll call showed II larger number pres
eut than usual.
Treasurer's report was read aud adopted.
The following officers for the ensuing year
we're elected; President, Levi d. Reid; Vice
President. Grove J. Shipley; Secretary, g..
f. Morelock: Treasurer. A. w. Buckingham;
Editor, n A. MeGirr. After remarks by
Mr.. Farrar the Association adjourned
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Daniel Items.

Ebcuczer SUNDAY school picnic " S held On
Saturday last. aud VAS very sell attended
at night. Addresses were made ia the aler-
noon l,y Rev W j. Meek. of New Windsor
Circuit. and Rev marry, "t Carr0llou. A.
night the PRIMARY class gave recitatinns aud
singing. The Wuheid Band was Zoe attend
auCe.
A number Of Old soldiers Of this yiciuity at
tended the G. \. r. Eueampeut ia PhiIadrl-
phia, this week.
Mr.. Eulma Green, who has been visiting
her sister. Mr~. John A. Snjder, has returned
to her hume in Washington. u. &.
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Frizeuhurg Items.

Mrs Minnie Bi>h Suader hay sold her mil
Eucry goods To Mis-, Ella Iepp, uf Marstou.
Ms Minnie Bish Suader, of CuuuelSyile,
Pa. formerly of this place. is visiting her
parents aud friends here.
Phillip Snader and wife, of near New Wind
sur. spent Wednesday at /. VI. Suuder's.
Mn. Elizabeth WiIet, ct Silver Ruu, is
WISHING her son.
Miss Saiiie Lawyer, Of Baltimore. is the
guest al Samuel Warehjme's
Philip Warehime aud wife, OF Baltimore,
were home on a visit last week.
William Gale is III at present writing.
Mrs Joshua Fowler aud two children, of
Baltimore, visited relatives and friends here.
There will be festival in the Hall here
this Saturday evening, September 9Th. 1t
will be the last Of the season.
Walter Prayer and wife, of Baltimore, will
take possession Of Ephraim Covers house
here this week. and will be the principal
teacher at the public school.
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A Surprise.

ALEst,. Mn. sept. "a birthday party
was gwen to Mr. j. H. Dandy hast night
which proved 10 be perfect surprise. Mr..
Dandy had been away at work aud had been
informed that an old school friend would give
him call that evening. When he went into
the house aud sat down about sixty visitors
walked in. The evening Was speHt very pleas
antly. There was music and plays Of various
kinds. after which there was a setout. Nh
Dandy received some very pretty presents,
and says he hopes to meet the friends again in
the near future. Owing Ia lack Of space the
nnmes Of quest are omiIted.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-09-09
A Narrow ESeare.

The uaguu of Abuer Nsrwuaj, sho Ewes
on The isr,u formerly uaueI By John y go.
near Nar6eji-taFg. aSs struck BY q Western
Maryland express tram d, Spring Mills, tao
miles wesl OF Westminster, last N4tarsiay. Mr..
Norwood jumped aod saved bis j5ir, ig was
fouaj aitrrWari under the horses. ahtrh w-sr
unhari. A i-lg un the saigon bah 81, collar
bone and ulayicic Gnrkrn and NAs consider
ably eug aud bruised, Mr.. Norsuaj VAS also
Slightly hort IRe Wagon a. completely de-
moilshei. ard the tongue horses W~fe entirely
stripped uf the harness. The train hands
came back, thinking that all had been slIled.
The escap. was considered miraculous Ne
Norwood claim, that be did not hear the
whistle Dr. John : Matthias rendered the
necessary attention, and reports ths boy us
doug Wril
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weather Reeort for the week.

September 2-mercury Gj at : "A. IA. aud 80
at p. M; from 400 to a. IN. heavy thunder
gust with fine rain; generally cloudy; thunder
gust between $50 and q. m; light shower.
September 3-mercury IS at H. m and So al
= p. ~; clear. September I-mereury 81 at
Il. IN. and - at p. m; clear. September
5-mercury IS at ! a. m.and 7Sat , p. m; clear.
September 6-mercury II at ii. III. and Sc
at p m; clear. September mercury 5S
at I ii. m. and 70 at p. M; partially cloudy.
September S-mercury Gs at 7 u IN. aud 50
at p M; generally cloudy
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-09-09
BUSINESS Locals.

Rui, Seed Wheat for sale; 81 per hu,hrl.
Harry f. Curley. Eldersburg, Nd.
Cider made at Lucabaugh's Mil, near
Westminster, every Tuesday and Wednesday.
II 81
Two Houses for Rem, on the GoFSuch Road.
John 4. krouse, Westminster, Md. a.
Best Sscest Tt-Jaoco - Cents Pound at
ChaS. v WaR.zs
STRANGE.
4 man residing on the Eastern Shore OF
MAry land, recently wrote his name aud address
ou a postal card aud supply addressed 1t |.
BENEscH Sous. BALTIMORE. by return maii
he received handsome is page catalogue,
containing over 300 hue half tone Illustrations
and very valuable suggestions on economical
hnuseturuishing at rock bottom prices, also a
personal letter from the largest model home
iurniShers ia the L. S.-All for possibility
il 5t
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A Watch Presentation.

Reported lov che nemccratic Advocate.
On last Saturday evening one of the most
pleasant events in the history ui the winter.
took place az the residence Of Mr.. +. &.
I.vuch. j.2l Marke, street. Philadelphia. Pa
formerly OF Westminster, nov superintendent
for Ihe Dcerug Company, in the presentation
ot q solid gold hunting case watch o. Mr..
lsuc4. aud 20 Ms lynch was gwen haud
,ome silk umbrella The idya was suggested
by one uf the bioekmru auI wss taken up by
she many others. The contributions came
from lhe SIX bloekmeu. Messr,- fAilerson,
Clash Mckiuiny, Garrett. G"<masi, Skunk,
aud the clerks, stsnnRraphrTs, experts aud
iuaay % the 400 local agents lH has territory.
TIE wsich ss.s very handsomely engraved
With d.. monogram +. e. J. ga il. These
prescott ~rrr M-ssrs Patterson, Garrett. Tag
e.rty. G-hr. J g. Skunk. i. e.. Cassell aud
NJ. Garrett J. e. Skunk rnaae the pvosen.
ialivn iu SOME we'll chosen rcuaEks vhlch
uerr u.yii received
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Eden Items.

Edward, son of Mr.. Noah J. Lester, of
Eden who has been sick for the past two
weeks with typhoid fever, is but little better.
A niece of Mrs. Z. Robinson, of Baltimore,
formerly Miss Anna Keller, OF this vicinity,
whose matrimonial name we have not as
certained, is quite sick at the home the lat.
ter in Roseville.
Mr.. Geo. A. Lester has been sick with a
fever the past week, being threatened with
typhoid, but is rapidly improving.
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"Water Melon Party "

,Repor;ei for the Democratic Advocate
A very enjoyable watermelon lawn party
was given on Tuesday night. August 29lh. at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. y. ". Steele,
Oakland Mills, in honor of their guest Miss
Ella Benson. Of Baltimore. The lawn was
beautifully illuminate with electric lights
aud arjistically decorated with flags. Several
well known games were played, and about
10. 90 refreshments were served on the lawn.
after which. not one escaped without having
their face washed with watermelon, then the
games we're started again with new vIgnr.
Among those present we're Misses Mamie,
Florence. Sadie Anna and Margaret Steele,
Ella Benson. Mamie aud Carrie Dcvries, Lula
and Emma Koler. Lizzie Fry, Jennie Shipley,
Alice Bowie. Mary Humphrey, Msude Ed
snou,tou, Mary Beaver, aud Miss Kennedy, of
Baltimore Messrs. Ollie and George Dew
mes. James koler. Pierce Prugh, Norman
Anderson. Thomas Edmonston, James Car
ter. Master Roberts Steele, William, Ernest,
" aiar and Clifton Bell
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

The undersigned, Examiners, appointed by
virtue of a commission to them issued by the
County Commissioners of Carroll county, to
open and locate public read in said county,
beginning as near as practicable on the bed
Of The old wagon road now in use, commenc-
ing near the Carroll county end of the bridge
over the Monocacy River at Wilson'S Ford,
and running along the bank, up said stream,
(Monocacy River) across Piney Creek; thence
along bank of said Monocacy river TO lane,
and thence through the farm of Moses p.
Baumgardner, and thence on dividing lines
between the lands of said Baumgardner and
James Forney and Justinia Forney, and
thence on dividing lines between the said
Forney and Samuel Moritz, to where it in
tersects the public road leading from Keys
vile to the Plank.
All persons whom it may concern are
hereby notified that we will meet at Wilson,
Ford, on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30th,
1899, at o'clock. a. M, to execute the
trust reposed in us by the aforesaid commits
sion.
ED. f. SMITH,
THOMAS j. KOLB,
HEZEKIAH FOX,
aug 26 st Examiners.
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Letter from Col. McK.lllp.

The following letter from Col. Vim. A. Ne
Kellip, to the ADVOCATE, will be read with
interest by his many friends in this county:
GRAND HOTEL MERASERHoF. MERAN, SUD-TIRoL.
For several weeks we have been located here, the
point for which started when advised 10 make
the trip. Our passage across the ocean was IA most
charming one; not day OF sea sickness Not day
from the time we left Baltimore till our arrival in
Bremen was the tougher than the PatapscO
River under favorable circumstances would be in
going from Baltimore to COLCHESTER. Then again
we had splendid, clear, sunshine weather all the
way across Even the turbulent English Channel
behaving itself for special comfort and pleasure
The voyage did my wife an imntense deal OF good,
and with the pure air here she Is improving so rap
idly hope in a very short time we will be able to
turn faces homewart and be with old and
valued friends again.
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McKinstrv,s Min Items.

This section was visited the past week with
several rains which greatly revived vegetation.
Mr.. Marshall Stem is on the sick list at this
writing.
The infant son of Mr.. George Simpson was
very sick the past week.
On Monday of last week, while Mr. Thomas
Bale was working with a crow bar, it slipped
and the end struck him on the jaw, causing
him great pain. He is doing very well.
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Base Ball.

hampstead defeated Smallwood last Satur-
day, on the grounds of the former by score
of 10 to 3 The home club put up fine
article of ball, and after the ID inning the
visitors were out of it. This Is victory for
each. The odd game will be played in West
by innings.
1884 7S9 R II f
Hampstead.....0 0 2 III x-I0 IL
Smaliwood 20 o 900 0OO-2 I 6
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IN MEMORY

OF our beloved brother, Henry Harrison GilliSS,
who died September It'll, 1897 bachelor at Rock
VILE, Montgomery county, Maryland, and was
buried at Daniel Carroll county, Maryland. We
brought HIM back to his boyhood home, but only
his silent tomb responds to our signs.
MARTHA Z GILLIss.
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SCHOOL DAYS APPROACH !

The Boys have had high old time during vacation and
while their bOys sports and door exercise have their
cheeks brighter glow of health their clothes in many
are the worse their fun and they have Suit
Where the best for the least money what is pulling
parents but there parents that know from
perience that always sell
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SALE

DUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY,
At Gambler, Carroll County, Nd.
The owner, having removed from Carroll
county, the undersigned will offer at public
sale to the highest bidder, on the premises, on
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 18th, 1899,
at two o'clock, p. M, all that lot or parcel of
land in Gambler, Carroll county, containing
SIN ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, and improved by
a two and half story frame NJ
hotel with thirteen rooms. This
property has been hotel stand s E4l1s1s,sf4
for a number of years, is in a populous neigh
borhood and has all the necessary accessories
for the business. This property has barn,
ice house and usual outbuildings and an apple
and peach orchard. There is a pump Of good
water near the door. This property will be
sold free of all encumbraces.
Terms of Sale-Cash within thirty days
from day of sale or one-third cash on the
day of sale or thirty days thereafter; the resi-
due in two equal payments of six and twelve
months bearing interest from the day of
sale; the credit payments to be secured by the
notes of the purchaser or purchasers, with APP
proved security.
JAS. A. C. BOND and
FRANCIS NEAL PARKE,
Attorneys and Agents for William l.. Noyes,
Owner. Elias. n. Davis, Auct.
aug26-ts
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TRUSTEES PEREMPTORY SALE
a OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
In the City of Westminster, Md.

BY virtue of deed of trust for the benefit
OF creditors from Francis II. Orendorif, dated
December 22nd, 1898, and duly recorded
among the Land Records of Carroll county,
the undersigned will offer at public sale, on
MONDAY, the 18th of SEPTEMBER, 1889,
on the premises. at 10 clock, a. M, all that
lot OF land situate on the southwest side of
Main street, in the city of Westminster, in
Carroll county, Maryland, fronting y feet on
said street aud extending back 1913 feet to an
alley. improved with large
two-Storv Brick House, one of q ,sa.-
the finest residences in West 1;zlE
minister; it has also good kzalsszssEx5{S
stable ia rear Of lot; being the same land that
was conveyed to Francis II. 0rendorff by J.
W. Herring, 10y deed dated June %, 1891,
and recorded among the Land Records Of
Carroll county, in Liber B. +. c., No. 70,
folio l55, &c. and was the residence Of said
Francis H. Orendortf.
This property will be sold clear of wife's
right Of dover
Terms Of Sale.-0ne-third cash on the day
Of sale. or upon the ratification thereof; one
third in six months, and one-third in twelve
months from the day of sale, or all cash at
the option of the purchaser; the credit pay
menis to be secured by the notes OF the pur-
chaser or purchasers, with approved security,
bearing interest from the day of sale.
CHARLES +. FINK, Trustee.
aug 26 Is. f. n. Davis, Auetioneer.
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BOYS CLOTHING
A LITTLE CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE.

Boys Suits, good quality, for $3.50,
Boys Suits, a little better, for $1.75.
Boys Suits, still better, for $500.
Boys Suits, splendid, for $780,
AND A
BASE BALL AND BAT FREE WITH EVERY SUIT.
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p NJ except Saturday oSa
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DIR. MARTINS
HOMEOPATHIC
Zoe r E M EDIES Zoe
NOT CURE-ALLS
a SeDarate Cure for Each Disease
- Different CURES for LOG
- O Different DISEASES. IL

a Separate Cure for Each Disease.
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U ENTUCKY MULES,

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-11-21

adjust opened large invoice of Table Linens Napkins
Towels Ladies' Dress Linen Pillow Case Linen Linen Lawns
direct from the looms We are offering great values, and
invite inspection. Our 45c Table Linen is regular 8Dc
value. We ale constantly showing novelties in every
department