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Orrnans, court.

Monday, March 6th-Samuel J. Fliekinger.
administrator Of Rachel Winters, reported
sale Of personal property
Final ratification of the sale of Ilse real IS
tate of Mary A. Caple, deceased.
Frank II. Wilson, executor Of Hannah
Bowers, returned inventory of real estate.
Byron ). Dorsey, administrator If Milton
b. s. Bussard, returned inventory of personal
property and received orders 10 sell personal
property and to notify creditors.
Susauuah Sterner. eNecutriN of John II.
Steiner returned inventory OF money and
settled first ard final account.
J. Oliver Murray. executor Of William W
Warehime. settled third account
Letters Of administration on the estate Of
George II. Robe granted unto J. Oliver Nad-
low. who received order 10 notify creditors.
Lew T. Lea. executor Of Sarah A. Carr, re
turned inventories OF money and debts and
settled first and final account
Tuesday, March 7th.-Final ratification OF
The sale Of the real estate OF Catharne Ging
ling. deceased.
Violet 5. Myers, executrix of George Z. d.
Myers, received order TO sell personal prop
erty.
Elias Q. Grimes, executor of Emehne l..
Gilliss. settled first account.
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Mr.. Wm. +. Derr is in Nra lpfs This wers
completing purchases for hjs Sprung Opening.
NJ ] Kvuar Kane and wife. who hagp
- .. l., g.. ~, a., ,.-.fs Mil
-. ~, - !. N..b,,it. T,r,esst,,
abere ihsir daughter. Mrs. Rass.r, resides.
a. t,.t.-..s ,....r.. p.-....,
e.', Eli =, :, .,;,,.- 49,,
a. NV ~ !, Visa f,5en8s Ms Hubb. Viii rc,aru
! Few DAYS. bpt Mis-, Beaamssrs ai.l remain
TO aitepd thc wedding oi her COUSIN. Miss
Louisa Die,riek, on March H.
M. Eugene r. EaCherou, 90 Nea York
cit,. i visiting SIS sister, Nr.. EaNia n.
Shrlyer. Mr.. NAe9efpn is ara sN 'ne"'e' "'
the New for@ Legislature
Miss Bessie Stone ot the millinery depart.
u,stt Of the great Model EmFof1am, q in Nc~
York looking up spuHg styles
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Haight Items.

As Rev ". \. Macdonald has but one
mere appointment AT New Oakland lomor-
row Sunday before conference. we hope TO
see a large congregation present to hear
what will in ali probability. be his last ser
mon on Freedom ciI cuit. Rev. Frank TyIer
Junior preacher. has one more appointment
at the above named place on account OF rou-
ference being postponed to April ). nece~rI-
tated by changing it from Alexandra to
Washington. We regret exceedingly that
our pastors are to he removed, but Is Rev.
Mr. Macdonald has served his four years, the
limit fixed by conference. he will not return.
The junior We hope viii be returned again.
he having served two oat Of the four years.
but the Junior is seldom returned the third
year 10 the same circuit. Is ua pastor have
served the people more faithfully thas the
present ones. aud none have been more earn
est in the discharge OF their duties, So pune
tual at their appointments aud visiting the
sick they should be held up before the con-
ference as models.
The bad weather this winner has greatly
intertsrcd with League work and attendance
has been very small. But rs spring Is APP
preaching we hope 90 make up for the past
aud 20 TO work with renewed energy.
The Oakland Relief Association elected the
following officers To serve the ensuing year ::
BY unanimous consent, tour Of the officers
elected for 1895 were retained. there remaiu-
ing but two to be elected, Orrln MctinSSey.
collector Instead of John De.lS resigned;
James Miller, secretary. instead OF Seth
Humphrey resigned We hope al, in arrears
60 the Association viii settle with collectors
promptly and save additional trouble. This
society during the past year has paid out over
$500 death benefits. and merits the consider
alton of the entire community. There are
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Mrs. Emma s Powell, formerly Miss Emma
S. Weybright Of Double Pipe Creek, and
now of Baltimore, recently bad very trying
experience As she was leaving the store Of
Hochschid. Kohn & Co, Howard aud Lex
ington Streets Anna Page, female detective,
arrested and took her TO the Brown Detective
Agency, where She was subjected to annmber
Of qaestions as to some laces she bad and
finally taken into a private room and searched.
She showed receipts for the goods bought,
aud was tn "a asked where she got the money
to buy them. Her treatment seems to have
been humiliatng and outrageous, and She
swore out warrants tor ssauli against Miss
Page and Detectives David c. Smart and o.
liver J. Miller. They we're given hearing
before Justice Grammar on Thursday morn
ing. who withheld his decision.
AT the hearing the accused had some good
witnesses in their behalf. intending female
clerk from the store Of llochschid, kohn *
Co, but the cross examination given them
by Robert Grain, Mrs. Powell's attorney,
lead them into contradictions, which Mr..
Grain denounced as lying.
If Mrs Powell proves her case. as seems
certain she will, she ought to sue for heavy
damages There is too much suspicion in-
dulged in by private detectives and they
should be taught lasting and severe lesson.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

t.-ss7s.ara taarre NJ r. Cisurrts- cs,rsusuusoss
tss " Kla,i,ey Pastor
-s.ae. f.azF4r t.l.H1rsaH Inursh - tcrs gstsatns
.,t.s-s.. lavsaehias 4G.p "a u q : H. az -
Hs rs Eaaus ,Haro5 sTvaehtax a p a u
f. sr....s1H tHHf.a 81 sses3 -sEIs~lay Schtai ~
. sa srssra8HE a. tEts a n. in The csseins
as Ss Frssr i'i's.rs - 80 p - 49,
er47. lltrasar ..aarsa sau,isy S.h,-,l - a.
Is t.a-sea.aE IS te ae Aai ~ glui Won.
ss- s.ilsf,-E The Eistisa1s Mans fttr. Eysn'
lur a Assee ta Macs Heart 7 = & 4 a.
esp 3D. ,,.,..- -.
Carraa Caa-ev Eelarnae1 tnusea Il cnjAEaia'
taarghr l'tvtag --rFsor AZ l2 a o. a. AasAh-
rE'a la4sra= }tg.De seTslce Al - 3 IA toy
. gaz1lur.aa as f1,ias- Jerusalem aafyh. APFli ?
fzes5sg.-ia.s Jlgreh. Agrd y - Matthew SsuEca.
~ Maca@ss,sr f-sster
Centenary g y ,aHtga ->'lI-isy Sshga,l A. slS
So Frrass5fE ~ tla8 "a All "a ? m
Lsa,ue st &, g. Oh PRAYER meeting "Wednesday.
ls.ss Rsopu. Pastor
Ne.h..lsss yF,sraasng gauuea, Arr X tirahata
u 81 Ftsssss -~stEath services. - Preaching bJ
sET fslssar sc sos e. and I'D T. m -stltAtb
~H-. SO 2 I, q 3D. Jant"s q = - - {. 90
10 lae -sy-urs rasl1 "Wednesday eFeainN ~ 80
s. taue. Reformed gharea Sunday ssheol At
- calvin : Ssgie Pastor
81 falH.s r.alrsts- siasisy s-inW Mass a. 90
ea4 Wi-h Nav AZ Il a. 20. NesE-rs a. 30 p IA
Jasrpa II cassidy Fassot-
The Ha5g Meeting uslt u-vt every satar8a}
stis-ua,.a al g'e,.-es IN carroll Han
Aesess Hs 0Hlroii.a-eills.iAy MAJ. Il hoy ~
a5..f.sg aE Mathis 81 li f. "a Ns-c3f1ti Holy
Fs.t4r.et at 4t sa hsrae.i.ss As - Ail p "a
Nc-ttsys a Nssius Eu5 Holy Enrisafss' A. 4 N
. Kt-nsuaE 5yzerrt IhuFslaysl a y ~ Eseh-
''.~ -'''''' '' b Taylor Rector.
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New Advertisements.

Fiay Read II Horses, Mares with Foal,
Colts aud Mules-H. A. >paiiiHg. Titles.
town. Pa
Look Out for Big sale Of Horses and Mules
at Reisierstowu. Nd z. Goodwin.
The Study Of ECoupuy-Nm. f. Derr 3
Model Emporium, Westminster, Ma,
Dissolution Notice Harry VI. Clabaugh.
John NJ Roberts, Westminster. Nd.
Clothing Less Than Halt Nalue at Sharrcr
& Gorsuch's. Westminster, Nd.
This Weeks Store News-New York. Bar
gain House, Westminster, Nd.
Attorney, Sale at Real Estate. ..
Weant Westminster, Nd.
Two Great Sales This Week-Miler Bros e
Westminster, Md.
The White Palace-John d. Bowers,
Westminster. Nd.
Westminster Deposit and Trust Company,
Westminster. Nd.
Trustees sale of Real Esiale-Johr +
Bolle, Trustee.
Horses and Mules for Sale-H. \. Smith,
Hanover, Pa.
For Rent-John A. Grouse. Westminster.
Legal Notices. Oyster Supper.
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March 4-mercury IS at a. M and Al at
> p M; continuous rain the night previous
from o clock until morning; fog and mist,
heavy showers and high wind during the
night March 5-mercury 40 at ! a. IN. and
56 at p. m; thunderstorm in the early morn
ing; fog and mist; partially clear and blustery
after p. m. March 6-mercnry % at a.
afterwards. March mercury p at : a. m.
and % at p. M; snow, with high wind,
from $50 a. m. until , p. m. March s.
mercury 20 at a. m. and 81 at ? p. M. gen
orally clear. March 9-mercury 26 at Z a.
nj. and 81 at , p. M; cloudy. March 10
mercury 81 at : a. M. and As at , p. m;
cloudy.
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NJ. ManasSa Reed, who was reported il
at tie last writing, was buried at Manches
ter on Saturday morning last, Rev. G. NJ
Eyster officiating. His pallbearers We're the
same that acted for his wife, who preceded
him abeut Ten weeks ago. They We're VIM
H. Ruby, John A. Coker, Vim. ). Lloyd
Jonas Wareheim, John II. Stansbury and
John H. Lester.
Henry +. Zepp moved his family in will
his uncle. Henry Zepp. on Wednesday last.
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FinkSburg Items.

The infant daughter Of W. f. and Addie
Ward died Saturday. March t. and was buried
Sunday afternoon at Pleasant Grove.
The entertainment given Wednesday night
by the Reese school in Horner's aall was
well attended.
Mr. Conrad Mann, proprietor of the Finks-
burg Hotel, is very i'll at this writing.
Mr.. W. J. Horner aud wife are IN Balti-
more this week
The 4,h quarterly conference of the Finks-
burg circuit will he held this Saturday after
noon at l o'clock. A full attendance is de-
sired.
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FLOUR. FEED. HAY AND STRAW
NARkls-T
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No 3s55 EQUITY.

Iu the Circuit Court tor Carroll County.
Amelia l. Denison AMI others, Plaintiffs. rs.
Rebecca VENT and others, Defendants.
Nouce IS hereby given to the creditors OF
Cornelius Vent, late of Carroll county, Mary
laad. deceased, 10 file their claims, properly
proven and authenticated, with the Clerk of
The Circuit Court for Carroll County on or be
fore the 3lst day of March, 1899.
JNO. J. BAUMGARTNER,
marlI ST Auditor.
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Business Locals,

$1,000 to loan on first mortgage. APplyt
Michael f. Walsh, Esq, Attorney at-law
Westminster, Nd
FoE SALg.-One farm horse aud two fine
COWS L. l.. Reaver. Westminster 81
Influenza h.s been epidemic in the greater
part "a. Europe for some time past. There
wyrc u deaths from jg ;n London last week.
Baron Paul Julius de Reaier. founder OF
Renter Telegram Company. is dying at Nice.
He was over - wears 81 age.
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HORSES AND MULES %
WANTED 0XX4N

Those having Horses or Mules for sale can
meet me in New Windsor, at Dielman's Hotel,
on Tuesday, March 18th, 1899, from 10 a. M.
to y. m. Highest cash prices paid accord
ing 10 condition of stock. No fancy prices
need to be expected, f. p. GOODWIN.
marll 1t* Relsterstown, Md
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WASrrp.-Rsliabic man for Manager Of
Branch Office ! wish 20 open IN this vicinity
q yeHr record i a. X. here Is a good open.
sag. Kindly mention this paper When writ
ing. A. T. Nru7s. Cincinnati. O. Illustrated
estaia-u. I cents poslagr. Ct
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MARRIED.

uu March s gsaa at the hprae ~ Mr Daniel Sci
fr-s u-a- ~1rltc-sburr MI hv Rev ; " Eorter.
Hrurr % -H y4cr aui Miss Roth = sellers. both ~
Hs4r -HT.ir-s,-srE Nd
Sesr g-nHspz's Ma March = Isg by El,isr
VIA Dc framklEn. Elaard " Ha1VSr AMI Mss
tsaFtF V carr. bath al carroll county Nj
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MEMS HATS AND CAPS.

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Death of Roswell P. Flower.

Roswell p. Flower, Ex-Governor and
ex Congressman of New York, died on
Friday night Of last week from heart fail
ure. caused by indigestion, at the East
port. Long Island, Club. He had been
fishing, returned 10 the house overheated,
drank freely of ice water, and eat lunch
of cold ham and radishes His family and
physicians were summoned, he rallied for
a short while, but death ensued during the
night Mr. Flower was well known as a
reliable man in business and temperate in
his habits, but the strain in the stock
market had weakened his nervous system
to such an extent that he could not recu-
perate
On Saturday, when Mr.. Flower death
was announced on the stock board the
Bears made raid on the stocks he was
interested in and in short time the shrink
aye amounted to Sl20, 600, 600 Fortu-
nately the market soon recovered and the
advance was gradual
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Death of an Old Timer.

STAUNToN, VA, May 12.-Mr James
Cross died at his home, near Staunton, re
Gently, aged So years. Mr.. Cross was a
living relic Of olden days. He had lived
on this same farm all his life, and when a
young man used to drive a wagon from
Parkersburg to Scottsville and Richmond,
on several occasions hauling barrels of gold
and silver to Richmond for JAS Jennings,
then the leading merchant of the county,
He leaves two daughters and one son.
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Explosion of Chlorate.

LONDON, ENGLAND, May ia fear
full explosion occurred today at Kurtz S
Chemical Works, st. Helens, Lancaster
county, killing four persons and seriously
injuring twenty Fire broke out in the
chlorate house, and a large quantity of
chlorate exploded, causing much destruc-
ton Subsequently, the boiler exploded
and the whole works were razed. The
town was strewn with debris, and most of
the buildings in the place were damaged.
The total loss was about e100, 600
Eighty tons of chlorate exploded.
Vitriol, which streamed into the sewers,
spread devastation. The gas works were
badly damaged, and the gasometer, which
contained $50, 600 cubic feet of gas, had
hole burned in its top. The escaping
gas took fire, and the flames were seen for
miles
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-05-20

Prof. Leigh r. Baugher died on the 9th
instant in indianapolis, Indiana, aged 63
years months and % days He was a
native of Gettysburg, Pa
The Leland Hotel Company, of Chica-
90, owners of the Leland Hotel, have made
voluntary assignment, with assets esti
mated at $50, 600, and liabilities twice as
much.
The Standard Bank, at Bowmanville,
Canada, was robbed on Saturday of Sll,
600 and quantity of valuables intrusted
to the bank for safe keeping by citizens.
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Original goEtrg.
MAY.
Written for the Democratic Advocate,
BY o. c. SHIPLEY.


BY o. c. SIIIPLEH.
May has returned the wales among,
Asphodes gimmer by the lake;
Hark list the mocking birds gay song,
From blooming hedge and brierv bnlke.
From every dell and sheltered nook,
Soft shaded by some fayorite vine,
The whippoorwill calls, like some shy spook,
When light and darkness iutertwine.
And DER the hills the gentle breeze
Its way from southern bowers finds;
The plovers whistle DER the leas
where the fretful brook its passage winds
Like sea of gold the sunset sky
Clothes hill and mead in beauteous light;
The purple clouds drift grandly by
Ere stars come out 10 deck the night.
\ fragrance fills the balmy air,
To make our hearts with rapture sing;
Bright sunbeams glinting everywhere
Hints of fauother life win bring
q. life l. fair these wales among
From every tuueful old oak tree
Eolian harps, with magic strung,
seem whispering Of tn Eternal Sea.
hca- its solemn monotone
lis waters louder beat each day;
While from its unseen shores are blown
Breezes to waft our souls away.
q hlcst, u when we sink to sleep
We wake TO other scenes as fair;
Where pain. or change may never creep,
But beauty blossom everywhere.
Lisbon. Nj. 1879
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STORY OF A TRUST.

Senator Lee Tells How 1t Works TO Obtain
Control Prices Forced Down to Ruinous
Figures Whenever Competition Enters the
Field-The Standard Given Rebates by the
Railroad-Some Independent Companies
Now Doing Profitable Business
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SLATE.
LUMBER,

pIaterng AGRICULTURAL Vulcan Chilled PLoWs
sold their and
field sale The only iow made that
in and Sole Carroll for the e
SCHUTTLER WAGONS the best farm Waa the
world Ding Harvester Co BINDERS MOWERS RAkES BINDER
TWINE OH. DEERING IDEAL BINDER the lshst and
Binder market today The only machine equipped with ball
bearings ball and roller shaft and
Drng Binder attachment
Deeng all Of which make the perfect
and il the before buying
DRILLS. Champion WAGONS Onehore WAGONS
Steel and Wood Frame ARROWS FORKS
put up complete ROLLERS Riding and Walking CIl
TVATORS Single and Fn Co
ENGINES THRASHERS WIND STACKERS Satisfaction
ouarauteed old Telephone all No.
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Oar Dsw Sprung Stock OF
SOFT AND STIFF II AT S

Affords great attractions 70 buyers Who can
appreciate superior qualities
We kan~ Sbai you want, ], is good quality,
,hr correct style and the low price
ID Dress Cases we have something new and
cheap.
We keep a very complete assortment ia all
departments. and the be,; Is oar kind a!Say-.
We ary the oldest Shoe aud Hat House IN
Westminster. and have made study ct shoes
and he,i prices for our customers. Don {
hasdir shoIdy goods.
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HOMES WANTED Families, both
Ii Protestant and Catholic, who are will
ing to offer good home to friendless boy or
girl, from infancy to eight years of age, aad
to receive the child as member of the family
and give it such care and training as will fit it
for a life of self,support and usefulness, are
invited to correspond with the
HENRY WATSON CHILDREN'S AID
SOCIETY, 30l N. Charles ST.,
may6.4t Baltimore, Nd.
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Wool Skirt Patterns S1.2O.

Of pretty all wool goods in lengths Of q
yards Just enough for a skirt-we will sell these
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CPRING OPENING.
SATISFACTORY STORE.
We are displaying the newest styles in
Shoes, Hats, Trunks, Valises
and Umbrellas.

I-adjrs High Grade Shoes in Brish, and
paI poasoia almost every shape. from Sl.eo
t1 81. 50
Ns,rs Dougola Baton aud Lace Shoes
lcau : - to s. ~
BOYS aud Yau,hs l.acr Shoes from 75c 70
S1cH
Mems pry,, Shoes in Taa aud Black, Wei
and Calf Shoes .u al the Iaies; style Toes.
from Sl.nu ,u - 50.
Our Carlisle Ladies Shoes have no parallel
.u Footwear
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At S1.2O each.

They viii make elegant and seryieeabe Skirts with
shirt waistsa this price you cannot have manybut we
will not sell more than two patterns any
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CAN'T DODGE THEM.

The sharp, tvitching paIus->o
peculiar o. Rheumatism are
difficult fo avoid dare trouble
some 20 dodge, unless SOU
get the ri-ht remedy NoeUe
can properly appreciate their
work or pleasure, unless free
from such distress -auls,. thr
disease is eliminated
nr Halliis, Rheumatism Cure
absolutely cures and cures
permanently. Giyr- you ease
AZ once goes right ga the sra,
oJ the trouble. Pa'aia BILE.
leave. the entire system ln
bouysu;, lga'ty condition.
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At 1Oc a yard.

In either white ecru wide handsome patterns 25c
lace in fact worth fortunate purchase brings
them to you this little price.
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Lovely Flowers at 25c.

hundred dozen hnnobe- Of beautiful Flowers Ar,
here in an the leading color, and varieties, marked
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At Csc Bunch

This attractive offering have ever made A. they
are new stylish effects and add usually from 30c +" ''c but
our large buying brings them yoa in the Millinery store
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We are the leaders in low prices; others
follow. No one has ever named any lower
figures than those We have made, aud when
you want TO buy goods you can count on 1t
every time that this is the place where you
can get the lowest prices that are to be had
in this cnnntrv Ihs Is lead sure.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-05-20
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