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Fos Tho JsrrSsesAiic AavaCsse
Our Countrys Banner.

II i vits patriotic Desire iaEf sail ssstSaSue
To srite Short story on or tstaTr1 Sag On
June r. III The toau6ztiaa q TF-sca; tssuner
was ferlus,i TIE thirirSs slAfs IN blue fei1 vita
thirteen strip,s u rel AMI uhiss alternating. 70
Represent The original sAiftssa sl4iss vas saoPt=i
4 usw star fog esch neu state sintisci uA' Fjac,d
apoa the aesd Bus it ia stiii ihe aas e wA.hiaE {,
ton Lincoln ami GrAaE Wherever ''na Gsery
sisalI usrc lsbcrsy and Az arr uHisesi Every
yoGsh 81 cuE DAY Should soaaf AID ufAad 'aa
Banner Of Llarrty - an ens1gu q aaersasu hero
ts1n They shosiG always b rsAiF % start by ths
STAR Apd STRIPES wheusrsF It's bssEat srzre shzll
kiss the SKY oar Fiar Is erablezs ~ forth fsr
the psoDol0u % patrias!sHa arioax thc Inhabitants
Of ihis grand American continent aud wherever
il shall he uRfuEle,i 10 the brceEs.
over the school house uatslri that OBJ EAauof
AMI iei her bright eoloFs illa1aias the az.
lis The Flag that our sons u AEaeries hanos,
our past and our future are IslArshAlsinE sherr'
Hzrazg Nd ssboaarg e. ~. II q II
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An Important Decision.

At West Chester. Pa, on February lash
the Superior Court handed down an
opinion Ia the case Of IN. Edgar Al.sa against
the township Of Warwick, cass which has
interested the whole Of Chester county. osiaE
to the neglect Of Supervisors 20 keep the
public roads free OF oh-trucilass- To sult
vas instituted by pr. Allen - recover dam
ages from the ioaashp 81 War@ick for in-
iaries sustained by the uile Of the plaintiff
from the effects IL which she dic4, The tss.
timoay on the trial Of the ease showed that -
large number 81 logs wcrs piled uF oa the
site Of the road 4 man iH she EMPLOY %
the plaintiff Nas driviuE 3 caulaEe. iu ~hlch
was the plaintiff wife. The hsrse InoS
frigh, at the logs. and Ms. Allea sas thrown
from the carriage. The ssrsi'gi for DR.. Allen
Was in the sam of SleOo, from ~hieh she
township appealed. bat ju the op5ason aaade-i
dowa the verdict IS affirmed IN 'ss higher
Court The same decision aPPlies % these
~ho ohstruei lurppikss
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-03-04

The United States is feeding about 50,000
Cubans. and the taxpayers here are paying
the bill.
The Mckinley Administration is to pay
each ca an soldier $1,000, requiring an ex-
penditure Of 5000. 900, and this will fall on
the tax payers in the United States.
And we are helping the Cubaus TO erect a
free and indictment government, by admin
istering affairs there ourselves. through mill
tary officers, and sustaining them by our army
and navy.
Ia the Philippines we are ''assimllatiEg
the natives with shells from our war ships and
balls from the rifles Of our army.
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Business Locals.

Si,0O0 10 loan on frsi msrtgsge. Apply 20
Michael f. Walsh, Esq, Attorney .a,-law,
Westminster, Nd
FoR S&LE-Oue farm horse aud tao fine
cows C. l.. Reayer. Westminster. 81
Ii you want a good Auctioueer, engage. p.
A. Garsuch, Westminster. Can b. found at
Central Hotel,
Elias \. DAVIS, Westminster, is good
aaciioueer and makes reasonable charges.
Try him Can be found at Fuss Magistrate
office, near railroad, when not engaged.
MARYLAND SrArE FiEENES's CsSygNTI0S
will be held in Westminster. Wednesday aud
Thursday June and : Envelopes annogRe-
ing the fact can be purchased from Mr.. J. IL.
Cunningham, at the Farmers aud Mechanics
Bank for 81. 10 per 1000. Help the Commit
tee by purchasing envelopes. Small lots
s.,f1
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The undersigned, Agent Cor the heirs of
William Crgubacher. late Of Carroll county,
Nj., deceased offers at Private Sale the
Home Farm Of said deceased. situate about
one mile North of Union Bridge on public
county r1ad leading trom Union Bridge 60
the Midd'ehur- road. containing
1870 ACRES. $ ROODS sud ) 50. PERCHES
81 land. more or less. in good state Of culyiya,
tsau, about 10 Acres timber land; stream ut
water Running through the farm and never
failing well ct excellent wafer 20 the house.
,tc.. ais rxcslicn, farm. suitable for dairy pur-
poses. improved by large Stone House. con
tanning 10 rooms, with cellar; large bank barn,
bFieN aud frame. hoghogsg, nes,bonse, and
ail usual ou'buliIug, This property Is about
one half limestone and slate. balance red land.
For farther particulars inquire Of the uu-
designed OF George l. S;ocksdalv, Attorney
ai-IAw. Westminster Nd.
JESSE CRCMBAChER. Agent,
Union Bridge. Carroll county, Nj.
mart rrR
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No North for Uncle Simon.

4 petition for the pardon Of Simon Bowie.
an old ante-bsllum negro, who IS in Chester
field county iail for stealing a barrel of flour,
was made 10 Governor Tyler. The old prisoner
has daughter living in the North and doing
we'll. She wants her father to come 10 live
with her. aud il WAS stipulated in the petition
that the prisoner would leave the State If ex-
eeutive elemeney was granted. Uncle Simon,
however, said Tell Governor Tyler ] am
content here, and do not want pardon under
the circumstances had rather stay in Jail
in Virginia all my life than live year in the
Eorth -
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Maryland Soldiers Return.

The First Maryland Regiment, United
States Volantees, arrived at their homes this
week, some on "Wednesday and some on
Thursday. and were given royal receptions by
their relatives aud friends The regiment
was mustered out At Atlanta, Georgia, bat
most Of the members came home IN eompAn
les. Four OF the companies were recruited
in Baltimore. and the others were from Cnm-
berland. Frederick. Rockville, Annapolis,
Belair. EIk,on aud Easiou. The regiment
was in the service about nins months, bat
was not taken out Of the state
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Wen Said.

Congressman Carmaek, of Tennessee, in a
speech against the bill to increase the army,
said our soldiers enlisted in the cause Of
liberty and humanity, aud they we're re
tanned to foster greed and ambition; that they
objected to fighting Flipinos, who were
struggling for liberty and independence, just
as the Cubans we're, but as good soldiers they
obeyed orders.
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In the Clrcai; Cours for Carroll County.
iu E7a.tv.
William 4. he Bean. Plaintiff y Margaret
lie Bran and others, Defendants.
Ordered by the Cirea,t Coar; ior Carroll
county. IN E4qity. chr. 2i,h day nt February,
lsaa. that the sale uf the property mentioned
IN these proceedings. made ami FeFor'et hy
Francis Neal parke, trustee appointed ',5 q
dacrre of 'his Court go make said sale. BE-
ratified aui confirmed. smiles. ,asse in the
contrary thereof be- shown na or before tar
Gih day af April Ergt. provides! 3 C"rs H' 'hf-
order b. inserted lH some uaE.FAH@r. frrFHie4
in Carroll e1lautg. once ia each OF shrre eaeess
sJsr week.. before ibc 2,ib .isy af MARCH, !Ns',
The report states t5e amrrui "' sals hs
Sy.sS. un.
JAS. II. BIlLlNG>LEA. Clerk
Tine COPY Test
nsar4ss lss a. Busyaslr,. CLERK.
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T,HE REESE SCHOOL ENTER
4 TATNMEAs'T 10 os given ~
FINK SBURG Tuesday Evening,
March z 1899

The School cnncvFt aud Tntrrfaiat1rat hfs4
a, Reese Tn FRIDAY ajehi. February @i,a, u4#
b. repeated at FjaksburE Hall. ou Iuos3At
Erssias. Mssrh 9Th. Is9e u che sssu'aS
should bs gEiavoub.c it sill b. EEeE she
next aserab3s evesisz- There usii - ssHa~
changes ia tae groSr.z tor Iu.-'das H-gbt--
,arae PIECES ai.l h. omitted and better nars
gives Tha Sehuoi Nl.i he nSsrst~a ny iha
Jolly Bays Minstrel CiHt. III Wesisninsi'f.
Music by snme Is tar nsrmhers ~ tho Ns1t
minister Orchestra. Admszipa ~ cents t1r
adalf.. Chddren under IS wears Ht aEv, -
s~nts issoexedS for bell iuT srhna'HosssS
aad library for scb.oL Doors oPes ~ :
o clock. Performance begins % 20 20 clock
tuar4.ft
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NOR SALE.--A House and Lot on the
II street leading from Pennsylvania avenue,
Westminster to the Shreeve farm, in the rear
of Elgn & Sons shop, known as the Coggy
property The dwelling is log weather
boarded; fine water and fruit, necessary out
buildings and stable This lot contains one
acre, Tor 81 acres if desired) and is admir-
ably adapted for any one wishing desirable
home. This property is within 10 minutes OF
the railroad station, and is convenient to
churches, schools and the business centre of
the city. For price and terms apply to
VANDERFORD BROS,
febl1-4t Westminster Nd.
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Another resolution presented by Mr..
Grigps. of Georgia. was adopted as follows:

SELF CULTURE is monthly magazine, pub
lished at Akron, Ohio, that can be read with
profit by all classes, especially young men and
women who are just entering the important
time of their life when character is being
formed. and when their minds should be
stored with the best thoughts of the students
of today. We have never seen dull or I'M
interesting number. The low price at which
it is published, 81 year, should place it in
the hands of everyone.
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4 PPLICATIoN FOR
n LIQUOR LICENSE,

WrsrNiS.rra. No. March ]. lsqa.
hereby give notice tAat the following per
SONS have 6.ri an application in che uthee 81
tbe CLERK af the CIrea,G Couyt for Carroll
g.ssuty :uy i.,4aor License. 90 Nit
To- KEEP ORDINARY OR HOTEL:
Eizarl T. Sullivan, Nanebe-'sr. Nd
Wf.Hsm e. Stuck. Hampstead. 81.
Geo. a Shoemaker u 4. TsnsytosH, Va
And gutsss razsc Go the contrary be shoaa
ira srtius uH ps 5-etprc she 18th day uf
Narss, lSa, the licenses applied for will
~ Issued ,prasjdyd ihe said applicants comPly
u5th ihf requirements III Chapter 8. Acts of
i~rt. requisite thereto.
JAS r. HiLIINGSLEA,
Clerk 81 she Glrgl.l Court .us Carroll CsuHty.
mar s y
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A Declaration of Principle.

The Democratic members of the House Of
Representatives on Monday night held a eau
Gus and formulated declaration of policy
for the United States. The resolutions re-
cite the declarations of the constitution and
the Declaration Of Independence and diselaim
anydisposition or intention upon the part ofthe
United States to exercise permanent jurisdie-
tien or control over the Philippines. The resell
utions should have included Porto Rico, also.
for every argument aud every principle
which opposes the taking permanently Of the
Philippines applies with equal force against
the annexation of Porto Rico.
The resolutions have no chance of passing
Congress, but they are valuable as defining
the position of the Democratic party on the
question of expansion, and we give them be-
low:
1--WE hold that the constitution of the United
States ordained and established for an inieli,
gent, liberty-loving and seltgoverninS people and
cannot be successfully applied to people OF diieT-
ent virtues and conditions We therefore hold THAI
colonial policy is contrary to the theory OF our gov
eminent and subverve of those great principles Of
civil liberty, which we have been taught 10 cherish
Eve believe, with the Declaration Of Indepen-
ers from the consent Of the governed and we are
unalterably opposed to the establishment Of any
government By the United States without the con-
sent of the people TO be governed and in ccniormi
ty with these principles we instruct the minority
members Of the foreign affairs committee 70 intro
duce and urge the following resolution:
'iResolyed That the United States hereby disclaim
any disposition or intention to exercise permanent
sovereignty jurisdiction or control over the Philip
pine Islands and assert their determination, when
an independent government shall have been
erected therein, 10 transfer to said government up
on terms which shall be reasonable and just, all
rights secured nnder the eessi0n by Spain. and
thereupon to leave the government and control OF
the islands TO their people"
Another resolution presented by Mr..
Griggs, of Georgia, was adopted as follows;
nwe the Democratic members Of the House d
Representatives, in caucus assembled, commend
the signal loyalty and valor Of our soldiers ano
sailors in the performance Of every military dut,
TO which they have been assigned by prope
authority, however much we may deplore the pol
icy of the administration directing thei
movements; and we pledge to them our heart!
support and sympathy under all circumstances
wherever engaged"
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100000 Soldiers.

Mckinley has succeeded in getting his army
of 100, 900 men, but, thanks to Senator Cor
man, the army is not to be permanent es-
adjustment The Maryland Senator had the
bill so amended that the increase of the army
should be no longer than July l, 1901. after
which time it is to be reduced to 81, 900 men,
the number prior to the war with Spain.
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Notice is hereby given that application will
be made to the county commissioners of Car
roll county, Md, at their next meeting after
thirty days publication of this notice. to le-
cate and open public road in said county on
the county road leading from the county
bridge across the Patapsco falls at Carrollton
p. o. to Wesley Chapel in said county,
through the lands of Edwin G. Van Deusen,
J. +. Evans, John +. Houck, George Houck,
Elizabeth Leppo, VIM. 4. Martin and Benia
min Croft, to a point where said ad is inter
sected BY the Houck road and to alter and
straighten the same through the land of
George Houck.
GEORGE HOUCK.
feb ll-5t and ten others.
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fel25 At
NOTICE.

Office of Farmers Mutual Fire Insu rance
Company of Dug Hill, Carroll county, Nd,
February 9th, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting of the members of the Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Company OF Dug Hill,
Carroll county. Nd, will be held Saturday,
March 18th, 1899, between u M. and
o clock, p. m, at the CompaEy's Office, IN
Manchester, Nd, for the purpose of electing
twelve directors for the ensuing year.
JOHN r. STREVIG,
mar4-3t Secretary.
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NEW YoRk, Feb. 22-Nurder Of the most
atrocious sort is alleged against the husband
of Catharine Taylor, who coufesses that he
poisoned aud killed her with paris green, and
who is known also to have burned her tongue
with 4 red hot poker.
Taylor, who is Waterman. has been ar
rested, and although there is apparently moth
ing the matter with him, he insists that he
took poison, intending 10 die with his wife.
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In the Circuit Court for Carroll County in
Equity.
Joseph L. Sharrer aud J. Ernest Sharrer,
Executors, etc, Plaintiffs, vs.. Joseph l..
Sharrer and others, Defendants.
Ordered by the Circuit Court for Carroll
county, in Equity, this Srd day of March.
1899, that the sales of the property mentioned
in these proceedings, made and reported by
John Milton Rsifsnder, Edward o. Weant
and Francis Neal Parke, Trustees, appointed
bv decree of this Court to make siad sales,
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause TO the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the Sd
day Of April, nexti provided copy of this
order be inserted in some newspaper printed
in Carroll county once in each of three sue
cessive weeks before the 9th day of March,
inst.
The report states the amount of sales to be
81, $4,000.
JAS. H. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk.
True copy,-Test;
mar4 st JAS. H. BLLYGsLEA, Clerk.
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TOR SALE.--A Lot in Taneytown. Nd,
Il on York street, improved 10y p FIJI
story Brick Dwelling, with porches and .lESa.
cellar, fine fruit, pamp at the door. cistern
with pump. The house is in complete order
aud has a hot air furnace. The house is 80
feet 'front.' with p story back building. There
is also barn 1870 feet, wash, wood, smoke
chicke,t houses and other buildings. The
buildings are ali new. Address
l.. W. MEHRING, Kingsdale, Pa,
who will meet those desiring to see the prop
erty, in Taneytown, at anytime. feb 4t*
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So
EtazzsI.

desirable modern holre. , 1919
Lot facing - feet on Center Ez-sst1-saHs-zzz
street. running back lHS feet 60 au alley
From, and ,ide lAwu With Shade trees, SIDE
lawn could 10 asej A. building loi. Excel,
lent sell al ~ater "a, door; large sasdes; all
kinds Of fruit This property Is situated on
Center street. near Willis. adjoining 'he prop
erties OF Mr. Chas H. Nasdsrfgrl aud the
late Col. John K i.ongSelL The house has
rooms, cellar. attic, sad Is ia very good
condition. Persons s-ishHg % inspect q; czu
call al any time ...
MRS. ANNIE HAINES,
mar4.3t Center ST. Westminster, Nd.
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i OF SCIENCE
- REFLECTED IN
THE PATENT RECORD.

A monthly publication Of 'pes;imable value
% the student OF every dsy scientific problems,
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Inventors cad the Paieni Record irisad
in aiding them 90 sell their patents.
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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. 1s5. +. Main street, West
minister, Md, on Saturday, March 18th, 1899
between the hours Of 10 a. NJ. and l. a m.
At said meeting Seven Directors will be
elected to manage the affairs Of the Company
for the ensuing year, also to transact such
other business as may be necessary.
A II. HUBER,
mar4-te Secretary and Treasurer.
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J. Madison Wells, Ex-Governor OF Louis
lana, and notable, figure in reconstruction
history, died on Tuesday at Lecompte, in
that State, aged 81 years.
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4 FINE AND VALUABLE
"A FARM AT PUBLIC SALE.

The heirs of Basil T. CLANCY, late of
Carroll county, Nd, deceased, will offer at
public sale, GU the premises, on
SATURDAY. the 18th of MARCH, 1899,
at II o'clock. NJ. the farm occupied by
him at the time of his death, located one
quarter of a mile from Morgan Station, B. Il
D. r. R.. and adjoining the lands of the
Woodbine Paper Mills, Mrs. Belts, Francis
W. Gosneli aud others. containing
81 ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS;
IA acres of which is in timber The improve
menls consist of new 2-story weatherboarded
dwelling house, with large rooms, porches
and pantry bank barn, tobacco house, wagon
shed, corn house, granary and dairy, with u
never failiag spring near the house; ice house,
chicken and meat house and all other neces-
sary buildings There is an orchard of apple
and other choice fruit trees in bearing. The
land is in an excellent state of cultivation
and well watered, with some good meadow
land This farm is well located and is con
venient to churches, schools, postothce, store
and mill ANY person wishing 10 see prop
erty will call on Perry F. CLANCY, near Day
p. o., or George NJ. CLANCY, on the farm.
Terms of Sale.-0ne third cash on the day
of sale, ne-third in one year and the other
one-third in two years from the day of sale,
with interest from the day of sale, and to be
secured by the notes of the purchaser or pur-
chasers, with approved security; or all cash al
the option of the purchaser.
THE HEIRS.
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LECTION NOTICE.

Westminster Gas Light Company, /
February 10, 1899. !
Stockholders are hereby notified that All
held at its office, in the Farmers and Me-
chanics' National Bank, on the FIRST
TUESDAY, being the 18th DAY OF MARCH,
1899, between the hours of u m. and l
O'Clock, p. M. -
JOHN II. CUNNINGHAM,
feb1l-4t Secretary.
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DUBLIC SALE
OF FINE
Horses, Cattle, Hogs and Farm
Utensils.

The undersigned intending to quit farm
ing, will sell on the farm of Jacob koontz.
formerly known as the SAMUEL Cover farm,
about / miles west Of Silver Run, Md, on
WEDNESDAY, the 22d of MARCH, 1899,
at 9 a. M. the following property: HEAD
- HORSES, consisting OF Percheron
E[SA4-, Brood Mare, 13 years old, sound and
.I1sAcw will work wherever hitched; = Iron
Gravs. : and years old, good workers and
leaders; Dark Bay Horse, 10 years, sound and
good worker; Black Horse. years old, good
driver or worker; year old Colt; % HEAD
OF FINE HORNED CATTLE, asTTsA
nearly all Durham breed; are T3syA
Mich Cows. fresh and others will -A--A-
be shortly; s Snringing Heifers, , Gearing
Heifers. BULLS. , Bulls, : and 8
>1A months old; - SH0TES, > BROOD
ssfzSA SOWS with pig. Fleetwo d
Sssszzss separator and triple geared horse
power with % feet, inch betting, American
grain fan. Bickford aud Huffman grain drill
with hose. Walter A Wood binder, W. A.
Wood mower. w. A. Wood springtooth rake,
land roller. > wagons, 3-inch tread and
81 inch tread; spring wagon, hay carriages,
Is and l9 feet long; sled, lS-toOth spring
harrows, double A harrew, Spangler double
corn worker. keystone corn planter, , single
corn NoIhIES, SYRACUSE NuillCu P'""' w -
for , or 3 horses; Mountvlie furrow plowS,
No. II. for , or 3 horses: 2 log chains. sets
dung boards, grain cradle, scythe and suathe,
brier scythe, axe, shovel, stable hook, dung
hook. forks. sets front gears, sets brsech-
bands. good fly nets. collars, brides. lines
aud lead lines, Jockey stick, Stretehers, single
double aud triple trees, COW chains. corn
cI spping mill, breast, butt and halter chains,
! milk cans = iron hDuul- , tin cans 500
pound Fairbanks platform scale, in frst-claSs
CO ,ditjon, and many other articles.
Terms Of Sale-Ail sums Of $ and under.
cash; on all sums over - a credit of 10
moEths viii be given, on note with approved
security. bearing interest from day Of sale.
No property to be removed until settled for.
JOHN II. MARKER
W. L. Marker. Clerk.
,r,,~t.E Y a Saith Arc-
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MARI If
EoR RENT.


A desirable and comfortable home, Brick
House, rooms, situate on Pennsylvania
avenue, stabling for horse and COW, and wash
house and out kitchen; good garden; abun
daut fruit and water convenient Possession
given April LIST, 1899. Apply to Advocate or
mar4 -3tE WIN. b. THOMAS.
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DOAD NOTICE.

True COPY lest
feblS 81 JAS. III. BIZ