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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-06-30
The German Americans in the Cam.
paign.

The news from the convention Of the Gur-
nerbund, or Turner'S" as they are Familiarity
known, is that, without dissenting vote this
convention, which was composed of 5000
delegates. representing the German societies
all over the United States, adopted last Thurs
day, June 81, resolutions of which this is the
concluding one, and a fair sample OF the Others
on the subject:
''We protest against the policy Of conquest
BY the Government, and against every attempt
toward expanding the domain of the United
States by force
That German ma Americans, almost without
exception, are strongly opposed to jingoism, Is
fact which has been so cOnspicuously proved
within the last Is months that there was no
need of additional proof 1t follows, of course,
that those rampant editors and politicians
claiming TO be Republicans, who have striven
to commit the Republican party to policy Of
Expansion" by armed conquest, have taken
the surest course to drive out from the Repub
lcan party the tens of thousands of German
voters who, in many great pivotal States, hold
the balance of political power. When these
jngoes, still claiming to beRepublcaus, carried
their mischief making still further in the same
line by sitting, as far as possible, all expires
sion in the Republican party of sympathy with
the heroic struggles of the Teutonic Republics
in South Africa for national existence, the
utmost aid and comfort which it was possible
for such LIMOGES, claiming to be Republicans,
to give to Bryan and Organism, and all that
they imply, was given.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-06-30
Mckinley Does Not Want Peace
From Balllmore Son % TuesdAy.


President Mckinley has refused u request for an
armistiee in the operations Of the American forces
in China This request made By Wa Ting
fang Chinese Minister at Washington. Minister
WI urged that an armistice be allowed 10 pre-
vail until Ii Hung Chang, who was last Tsportel
at Canton can reach Pekin and bring about ces
sation ofthe disorder The Yieeroys Of the disturb
ed provinces also gave assurances through Minister
WI that they would restore and preserve order
President Mckinley said the United States would
not bind itself not to send troops TO places whers
American interests are threatened.
Mckinley does not SanI peace IA China.
He wants slice of her territory so as TO have
a military and naval base from which to 0per
ate against Russia or other European powers,
to protect the Philippines and assist England
against any power in Continental Europe.
Unless defeated in November, Mckinley will
next invade Africa and get foothoid ia Eu-
rope. Already he has threaied 10 use force ic
make Turkey pay au indemnify for some mis-
sionary posts destroyed, aud all land grab
bling nations are pretending to protect mis-
siouaries. Protecting missionaries IS the al
ledge excuse for invading the lands OF other
countries; the real object Is to extend then
1ominione
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-06-30
Editorial Notes,

Senator Wellington says Mckinley cannot
carry Maryland this fall.
The anti-Addicks Republicans are up in
arms over the action of the Republican ma
tonal convention in admitting the Addicks
delegates. They declare that he shall never
be United States Senator from Delaware,
Hon. W. Bourke Cochran, of New York,
who was a noted speaker for Mckinley in
1896, will be against him this year.
Ex.Speaker Thomas B. Reed, now residing
in New York, Is neither pleased with the Re
publican platform nor with the candidates.
1t is probable he will later make public
statement He is opposed to expansion and
a large standing army.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-06-30
Democratic National Convention.

The Democratic National Convention will
meet on Wednesday next, July 4, at Kansas
CITY, Missouri Already delegates are ARMY
lug and the attendance Of delegates, alter
mates, marching clubs, brass bands and spec.
tators will be immense. The opening day will
be devoted to the appointment o. committees,
speeches aud the reading of the Declaration
Of Independence, a document the Hanna
Mckinley Administration has set aside. bat
which the great mass Of the people still revere
and cherish Bryan will be nominated by
reclamation. aud there will be more genuine
enthusiasm, born Of confidence OF success ia
November. than at any national convention
held for some years.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-06-30
CHARGES BY a MCKINLEY
PAPER
The Times Herald Says A Plank OF
The Platform Was Changed.

CmcAep. Juuc 25-Ihs Imys Herald, 8.
Mckiuiey organ, priuts change that the q
member 81 the platform committee iu The Re
publican y ltioual Convention Rs- psIj a $500
irs far placing the sarl .l-thmlan ia piscs
ut The word ''Nigsrgm 90 The Republican
national platform 81 Philadelphia. \ we'll.
kuuau Nea YORK man makes the charge.
which Is .lu,E.i tay hy Walter Wyiiman. the
explorer aud Washington correspondent, she
says There sss much ,aVr.ss when the
~orI 'IsJbmisH spiearri! u Thai plank ut the
platform which iAvor- thr construction 81 a
canal connecting ih~ Atlantic and Pacsh,
oceaus lhr Republican platform adopted
az -. Louis IS lS3G expressly iavared tho
Niraazgap taHal route Us opposed fn thr
Paaama, aud ite saline route ha- bees favored
Us amo IA most uI the State platforms which
express au opinion an 'h.s subject.
''lhg Panama Canal Caulanr Aas loas
desired she Republican parts sa declare 1u
taYSF 90 an sfhmi2B astrTvay s1lhuas s.arl
firing the route. Thea abe Fausua tampaay :
adVu,at,s ssuii haze - chance aar=, teuEf..s
take up the canal biil.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-06-30

Il is hoped that in has campaign losfs
Teddy Roosevelt will inclads Western MsTy
laad. Aiter has toar last fall the Democrats
carried every county except two and natr
rally reduced the Republican vote IN these
two, Yes, Teddy. come to Western Mar
land by all means And 90 through Peuusyi
wanna, also; you may succeed in carrying hvr
electoral votes for Bryan. Teddy Is no1
much ofa success on the stump, bot be is .
great vote ge,ter for the Democrats,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-06-30
What the Mckinley Hanna Admin
isiration Has Done.

Asa result Of the Mckinly- Hanna policy,
ia entering foreign politics, We have had
war on hand in the Philippines over two wears,
first against the Spanish. and Cor about seven
teen months against the Fliipinos After
driving out the Spanish, the Administration
maid Spain twenty millions Of dollars for her
interest in The islands and al least one hnn-
dred millions in trying TO make the Flhp'nos
surrender TO our authority. Aud nov We
have sent feet TO Chinese waters aud landed
marines to ioia the forces OF European pow
ers 10 overthrow the Boxes, who are opposed
to preseet reigning dynasty. On Thursday
Of last week the Boxers and the allied forces
had battle near Tiensin, in which 1870 Of
United States Marines were engaged, four OF
whom we're killed and seven wounded There
will be more American blood spilled on Chi
nese soil before affairs are settled to the
liking Of the allied powers aud more Ameri-
can treasure expended.
Preparations to land more United States
troops 10 Chins have been made, aud 1t IS now
thought that the allied powers will need 100,
600 men 10 carry out their plans aud each
power will need the aid Of more war ships
All this trouble and expense and shedding
of blood has resulted because the Hanna Me
Kinley Administration has abandoned the
Monroe Doctrine and disregarded the al
vice of Washington 10 avoid entangling al
iiances With European powers.
IfMcKinley is not defeated in November
perpetual war may be expected, American
blood spilled. onr soldiers manned, and
United States treasure expended, wrung from
the people by excessive and obnoxious tax
alton.
Defeat Mckinley, aud avoid entangllne
foreign alliances and perpetual war.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-06-30

We have just received shipment Of that brown and
white notified rantrware of which sold much last
For several month, have been unable buy right
prtc Of the bn; have again the old
We guarantee every piece crack scale OF and
those booking for something really good srancware here
opportunity. 1t only triac than che other
Ne also have special lot OF Preserve Kettle, in the grey
They very good quality, but bought them cheap II
quart grey 1sntc preserve kettle 39c II quart size He
They are worth - per
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-06-30
Two Wars

The Mckinley Administration has NUN
Der of times announced the rebellion m
the Philippines had been crushed, yet Satu 81
DAYS dispatches announced scouting party 81
tour officers aud 100 men bad been ambu>hsd
and 9 men aud > officers had been killed and
10 men wounded on June II on the Island ot
Mindao. A detachment, Of 90 men were
sent 10 reinforce them but the Filipinos were
not dislojged.
The British government has more Than
once declared the war Ia the TransvaAi over,
bat the Beers have gwen battle three or tour
times lately aud have met with some success.
Both governments are heartily sick Of these
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-06-30
DuBLIC SALE
L OLA
Fine Farm and a Wood Lot,
No.. NJ, Ur:..l,ar a, Carr,,ll COuntV Md

L OLA
Fine Farm and a Wood Lot,
| Near New Windsor, IN Carroll County, Md.
| The heirs of Urinh Englar, late of Carroll
| county. deceased, will offer at public sale, on
THURSDAY. the Beth day of JULY, 1900,
at > o clock. D. m. ON the premises the vau-
able farm that the said Uriah EnGar owned
1T the time of his death. THIS farm Is situated
ia New Windsor district, in Carroll county,
Maryland. about one mile from New WINDSOR
along the road heading 10 Umontown' aud II
adioins the lands of Charles j. HlGh'rd, Al
fred Euglar and Others. IL coutalnS about
1861 ACRES OF LAND,
% acres of it being meadow land. There Is a
large apple and peach orchard aud hive acres
of good timber ON it.
The soil is limestone aud slate, and j. IN "a
high state of cultivation. Little Pipe Greek
runs through it, and there is well at the
house and ON at the barn. The buildings are
all in good condition, and consist OF the man
sion house, which Is a frame hmldIng OF ten
rooms. a tenant house of five rooms, aud
large bank barn. 1910 feet, at one end al
which has been built wagon shed and gran
AIRY and at The other end gTanaTy- Inc
other outbuidings are a large wagon shed with
a corn crib on each side, carriage house.
three machine sheds. blac> smith shop, two
hen houses, a brick smoke house. ice house.
wash house and dairy combined, and two large
barracks, nearly new, one Of three aud the
other ct four bins.
This farm lies ia one of the richest paris of
Carroll county. is conveniently located AS To
railroad. churches, stores, schools, Nc-. and
ans oue desiring to purchase such home will
he repaid by examining IT, Possession 1" rui
out fail crops will he given Al once.
At the same time and p.ac" Will ais" be
offered Wood Lot of ) Acres more "r less,
situated in Franklin district in Carroll cuuu-
". Md. along the road leading from New
port to New Windsor. Ii /, fair timber, aud
adjuius the lands of Jacob Reigler, DAVID
SbarretS, and The heirs of Ioaa> Eng!sr. de
ceased. This wood 10. was also owned hy the
said Uriah Euglnr, at the time of his death.
Terms Of Sale:-Onc- half cash, aut one
half ia SIX months. or all cash at The option OF
the purchaser; credit payment to be secured
hy he notes of the purchaser. with approved
security bearing interest from day of sale
Terms may be modified, 10 desired by puT
chaser. ". PHILIP ENGLAR,
Agent 81 the Heir, Of Uuah Engiar, de-
ceased
Gay ". Steele. Solicitor.
iuu3o.if Q. J. kolb, Auet.
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Not for Mckinley This Time.

Gen. John Beatty, banker aud prominent
Republican of Columbus, Ohio, who wrote
much of the antisilver literature issued By
the Republican campaign committee in 1896,
is not for Mckinley In an interview Gen.
Beatty says:
mckinley is a trucker to the mob while seekin &
office and an abject servant Of the trusts While IN
Office He Is as bad as a briber who pays money
direct for votes for he Offices and Influences
legislation a reward for personal assistance ana
contribution 10 campaign funds.
.Tha nnonay question has been settled forall time
and hope Democrats will not aid Mckinley ana
Hanna by forcing dead immateTial issues TINS
time"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-06-30

Il happens that these eight Western States,
by reason Of the odd one in California, cast
precisely the same vote for Bryan in 1896 that
New York cast for Mckinley. Western Re,
publicans will have to hold every electoral
vote the great Central West polled for Nc
Kinley in 1896 and gain AT least nine votes
from the above table to insure the election Of
Mckinley and Roosevelt should the peculiar
conditions in New York result in the loss OF
that State
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-06-30

The Republican platform, which was car
ried to Philadelphia, altered and
changed by the committee on resolutions, It
is very disappointing TO Mckinley and his
Cabinet. One criticism Of il is that ii is "a
collection of generalities aud evasons.' The
original was in part fulsome aattery of Nc
Kinley and what his Administration accom-
nIished
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-06-30

1t will not be Mckinley and Roosevelt this
year il RooseYelts friends can avoid IT. hht
ROOSEVELT and IN kinley. The campaign
is to be made one Of hurrah, brass bands and
noise-no national issues are TO be discussed.
MeKinley's friends may become Disguised sud
take defeat rather than the Tough Rider be
put AZ the head aud take all the glory.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-06-30
VII t. THOMAS.
CHARLES e. FINK. Tr5sststz.
NuTIIE ID CREnITNRN

Gle crri .ias. af WHlam SsaH}s, 4si.-assi
ar. hrf,Uy g9tt6sd @. hs ihssr rlssn., prap
sfly pd.Eca and asgbru;sesiri. SIh sa~ 'i~rs
af En-. Csrc4G Caafs irr Carroll taaust, ssshiu
t.. naalhs from ESQ lar at ..ir at.ssr asru
toned vii Il THOMAS.
CHARLES D. FINK.
Trustees
isuesa o., y. %. Sulh. Aayl-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-06-30

Ex.Sherif Morris Dunbar, OF Elkton, Cecil
county, and his son, Boulder b. Dunbar,
we're seriously injured in runaway accident
Tuesday. Mr.. Dunbar jawbone was broken,
his tongue paralyzed and he was injured in
ternally. The son had several ribs broken
and he received severe bruises.
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Republicans Must Prepare 10 Lose
New York
- - 10 Herall -

PROM AhicAHo AlAhts~ t1N'@+tt n .
Theodore Roosevelt having failed 90 sIrm
the tide &c Republican enthusiasm thai would
not permit him 10 escape the Vice Presidential
nomination, the Republican party musi nos
face the serious problem Of eiectug IFS ticket
without the electoral vote of New York.
Whatever may have been the political chilean
cry aud deceit behind the ictiiiaus stampede
that overcame Governor Roosevelt, honest
instinct aud snatehed him from ht- chosen
sphere Of dasy aud usefulness, there can b.
no doubt that il wes,kens the Republican ticket
IN The State with the largest vote ga the Flee
ioral College.
He j. bat a shallow student Of the crooked
ways Of New York politics who does not fear
the worst from the jockeying that has rehabH
itated Thomas G. Plat a. the undiSpaiei
middle. end aud confidence mau OF Republican
power IN New York.
By playing the game Tor Thomas {. Plat
the Republican delegates from the West have
confronted their constituents with this III favor
ed table Of November possibilities
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jun so

r AVN FETE.-The ladies of Grace Luth-
1Ieran Church will hold a Fete on the lawn
in front of the residence of Mr.. f. Thomas
Babylon, West Main Street, Westminster,
Nd. ,on Thursday, Friday and Saturday even
ings, July u, 13 and II, 1900. ju30 st
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TRUSTEES' SALE
L 90 uNE uE THE
Best Farms in Taneytown Dis
trict, Carroll County, Md.

h, g3fius ui o decree # is, CIrysI Court
taT Carroll County sitting Bee Equity, pa>-ui
GA the 7lh dag ai lnur. \ u. t3un. ga IS yltus~
su sad Court ahvaeiu i.t.ila >suhie i, rltIg.
tai stu! Gsurgs K Ssulle aud rihyrS sr, de-
itu.iststs, she ouIsfS'Eu,,l trustees. appointed
hy said decree. sIii utl,r af public sale au The
premises, on
MONDAY. @srd DAY or July. lpao.
It . % clock D. %. IN thar parcel Of land con
tanning D. ACRES. lugvr OF tess. siJnafv
lgiug and bslgg iH f4D.sIuH district. lu Car.
roll County, tH the ~taIa .ft MARYLAND. bear
uayr.lale Mil. sud nsRf ll, r,.a3 leading ifam
lsuoyiasu fF lusau bridge. adjoining t8c
'aui, ut J.As 4 Narfn. l,ste Trimmer and
aEbrr~. bytaG thr ~su4- .aH4 Ghag Nii'4m
S5uuis. late .f saIj goaals. aa,.-s-..i. "hiasa-d
50 BIS lifetime iJnu i>aas iuaus-y. ht #-ri
jai,j Apui 9Th. I>9a.
The improvements ,astsr-f ai
. Lang. Dauhle = STORY 1 y \
u~yl,,uk Heass rscrutly ue
paired sod enlarged ~ b7-s Sss-fs.1slssszzs.
hauk harm, wagon eh-.i. afarasnr -hsi. afsss
shed, ha1 pens. u,ssG bras., 6s-i .ls,-s lssrs.
. ,faFs lsuans has.. aHi -fst.r. $50 sst.s
aai uHr spripg ef aairr. aatsr sl A#le. aa4
barn
Tbs. ONE uf tbs t-..t and us.z, ac.inAf.
iagaas Ia Carroll tuautv. aa3 81 .a rxryileHf
saajfisaa ,ui pruIa.ilye-
Bong aaiF a iep ml.es irs4 FsacttH~n.
a.nH H.53se sad NIitsbsrg, irskes 1s Co.
s8Har convenient g. lal nuef 90 EEa.f'aaa
auf ,'s.sr ta laFket.. ghuyghs ana sshaa.e
IsrHt 500 Sale =Uar ibifi rasa ..a She iag
gf s.iz af ugau tAr rsfiarallHs lrassi. aHs
thi7J i,s uIs scar, sai oay ihsri fu t=a yrss>
from ihs 4.s ai sale. ghs crrilg rssulcHt. t'
De- .,rar,i bs lhr aotss II lhe parchases Fsih
approved t.-c4sify. I'D beariuE sHtrrg-i fraaa
ih. Hav 90 s4l-
VII g. THOMAS
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DEsIRABLE PROPERTY
IL IN WESTMINSTER.
AT PRIVATE SALE

The saJ,rss saed. executor u ihe laIs john
*. p.cbi. aGer. AZ Private sale 'hr t.Eiaa.as
ds-s,ri.ed properties 90 sali Aecea-est
l.i he lian. Property "a the isgc John
X u.yhl. STATED ou ibe northwest siIu OF
Liberty street., asd 50 the carur5 &c Liberty
street sHJ Chase street. iruuuHs i3t icrt can
Liberty street., aud rNicutIng 10 trel hack la
au alley The Improvements
thereon CONSIST vt b gummusii= A
cas- and ~c.l arranged Dazzling 80 -
House With seven rooms sell 9ctkAcg9fs2@
finished aud ia a ARA class state ui repair, aud
agL cellar that cannot b. surpassed, ,ummer
house and such oihsT improvements as sre re-
4uired iu msks TIE property cusupieIe aai dr
sirabie- Ii Is shaaiautly stocked ~lth salai.
fruits.
Possession gwen at %, ySplnlsuu vt fsar
weeks irata toe Jas %! sale ani compliance
sith the Ierus % salr.
n The property adjoining The above De-
scfib-i property. frouyiaE e. feet ou lalssty
street a1d extending is~ iert hsek % an alley.
e. aud ~hich /, Improved ai,a "a good
IL. p~eliiug House. aud other necessary
appurteuaucrs. The house has .ix rooms and
suitable crliay.
Possession given 90 April lsi. 1901
Both these properties are s4ppiird "'ih city
aairr
Trru.s ui Salt--One thirB cash ou ihr day
Of sale, 90 oa the ratification thereof by the
Orphans Court, and the r. naming SUN In tNu
equal payments Of SIX aud tNeiye moa,hs. IT,
speci.vely; the credit paymeuts 10 be- secured
hy satisfactory uotss, with approved security
aud bearing interest tram the iay ot sale; OF
al cash, II the option OF the purchaser OF par'
chasers.
For further information spply to the under.
signed living near Westminster.
IN0. L. CASSELL.
iuu3n n Executor
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COMMISSIONERS. NOTICE.

The County Commissioners of Carroll eoun-
ty will meet at their office, in Westminster,
every MONDAY in july, 1900, for the tran
saction of business BY order
JOHN +. MASENHIMER,
inn 80 Clerk
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We have many special offerings
in this department that should
claim your attention just now
Special values in p. Ks. at
l2!c. Special values in
Lawns at ), 5, 10 and 121c
Special values in Dimities at
I24e, worth zoe.
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TIRCUIT COURT of THE UNITED
~ STATES, DISTRICT OF
MARYLAND.
Moses Taylor Pyne, Surviving Elk
ecutor, &c, against The Chestnut
Hill Iron Ore Company.

La pursuance of an Iuterlocutory order and
decree, duly filed ia this cause on the both
day OF June, 1900, notice Is hereby given
that the undersigned, Stephen ;. Palmer, as
receiver OF the said Chestnut Hill Iron Ore
Company, has filed ia the above named Court
his Account of Proceedings as such Receiver,
dated May 2sth, 1900, aud that all persons
having objections 10 said Account are required
to file the same in said Court on or before the
9Th day OF July. 1900, aud that all claims
and demands against The defendant, the Chest
nut Hill Iron Ore Company. must be present
ed to said Receiver, at his office, No. u
Broadway, in the City OF New York, State of
New York, on or before the said 18th day Of
July, 1900.
Dated New York, June 29th, 1900.
STEPHEN 5. PALMER,
Receiver of the Chestnut Hill Iron Ore Co.
Henry n Tiff, Atty. for Receiver No.
II William St, New York
june3O 3t William II. Thomas, Counsel.
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SPECIAL BARGAIN IN TAN SHOES

Special lot of ladies fine Oxford Ties tan all newest
styles and splendid The only thing wrong IS they
pleased we'll that bought many But you profit by
mistake, for they bargains 97c.
Also special lot Of Boys Tan Shoes strictly first class
goods but have many and they for 81 % There is
81 worth of in every pair
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sInclading one from Kentucky.

/, will be perceived that if Bryan wins in
New York, kentucky and Maryland ia ad
dition 10 the States b. carried ia 1896 he Siil
be elected.
In order to overcome any such possible re-
suit Of the abuse of Western sentiment ia Phii-
adeiphia il will be necessary for Western Re
publicans to win al least ninn electoral votes
among the following States which cast them
for Bryan four years ago
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

~
THIS is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Carroll county, ia Maryland, letters lrsta-
mrulary on the Personal Estate Of
SARAH T.. SHAMER,
late OF Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, 10 the sub.
scriber on or before the 30tu day of January,
1901. they may otherwise by law he rX.
cluded from all benefit Of sand estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
jane, 1900
DAVID +. SHAMER,
iuue3O Il Executor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-06-30

TIME LADIES MITE SOCIETY of the
l. NJ. L. Church, Union Mills, will hold an
Ice Cream Festival on Wednesday evening
July 4th, and on Saturday evening, July 18th,
next Proceeds for the benefit of the church.
All are cordially invited. Jun23 1t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-06-30

NOTICE.
THE A. McGINNIs &C

TNIONTOWN Church of God Sunday
- School will hold their annual ice cream
festival on the public school grounds on the
invited. june 30-2t
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DICNIC by the ladies of Harmony Grove
Il Aid Society, in the grove at the church
on Saturday afternoon and night, July IA, for
benefit ofthe church. Vocal and instrumen
music. All invited. june 30-3t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-06-30

THERE WILL BE Sunday School Com
Il Yentiou held at Deer Park Church, on
Deer Park Circuit, on July 10. A good pro-
gramme is being arranged. EVERYBODY in
vted. jun30tf