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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-08-04
For the nemocratie Advocate

Fps ApvoCATE-l wish every Republican
IN Carroll could have witnessed the proceed
ings of the Republican county convention.
and observed how the otiicc-holders formed
4, fringe to the body Of delegates and saw lhat
the machine made kind stood ny 20 their
work. Indeed one office holder held -.sI
a. delegate rs proxy. and he Wa- general
Rlor manager for the machine, assisted by ttr
MI AIRY postmaster. also delegate. Tie
Objected to having = district represented that
gives q hundred Republican majority. because
the delegate WAS without written credentials.
though there were several precedenis i"r
seating him. tie also shut of that veteran
Republican and earnest worker, Co.. Nickel
In. who desired to make some explanation 81
the primary meeting AT Unioatowu. Custom
House officials. Mt Airy, Manchester aud
Westminster postmasters. and an * Pare
Marshal. aow living IN Washington Werc
much 10 evidence. They rammed " in,
damned Il IN. aud they can do the rammius
and tanning on election day. Their boS,lsH
Is iutolerable The people hsve uo say I,t
them see II they can get along without ib,
people ut the polls. NES hINnsoE
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-08-04
Letter from Baltimore County. Md

Correspondence q the Democratic Advocate
WALTERS. Jaly 3Isi, 1900.
when Summers huuriy meiiowIug change
Mav breathe. with many rases sweet,
Upon the thousand waves Of wheat,
That ripple round the loosely grange.
Providence has blessed Us wiih bouui.iul
rains after an extended drought. he hAy
crop was light aud the tomato harvest iale.
Messrs. Wilson aud Gilmore Shader make $
specially OF growing ''tona,s and they prob
ably viii garner several Thousand bushels
They arr also early corn growers aud have a
large crop Of peaches.
Crabs bayc been very plentiful this SEASON.
We have some cooks here who are able io pre-
pare dainty dish from these she'll fish
Something that would satisfy he most ias;sd
ious epicure.
Our little NJ T. Chapel and Sabbath
school is ia a prosperous condition
The School Board Is erecting u a tue two
roamei schunihouSe, and at Golden King.
Prof Calvin +. Shatfer, principal, three
roumed school building Is being constructed.
Mrs. Elisha Hughes, good neIshbor, deed
Of pulmonary trouble aud WAS buried Las,
week 81 EbenezeT cemetery Mrs. huEh">
was 43 years Of age.
Mr.. JAS NJ. Gillespie Is u prosperous aud
puSb-aheal 'lruckrr. ne has a7tArtitlt' Z
for market all the while.
Mr.. Jeremiah Shafer. Of Rrumme, IN
dear old Carroll county, paid Us a brirl
| visit last week He Is looking hale and s d,
cheerful as a banker.
There is a splendid hall Just completed al
| Roseville Modern Improvements are added
10 this tue structure.
| The Peuua. Railroad Company Is having d
| beautiful station bulit al Stemmrrs Run.
| This is q needed improvement 4 good
| dwelling will be erected separately for ih'
/ station master.
| How is the political field ia Carroll, ny
1 good toys? We would suppose there ars
/ Bryauites hy the hundreds. He will poll
| larger vote here this tall than four years ago
/ II yeu have any weak -kneed Democrats ru,
/ them with silver hniment Well, We Will b"y
| to the result in November.
Argue about imperialism aud expansion,
! think we will have our hands full soon. In
| deavoring to pacify the lIawaians, talkiu.
! fine things to Cuba, playing murder in tht
/ Philippines and now fencing with the Boxer
in far-otf China. What next2
! The picnic season is on here. Hundred
| of people from distant points ga tins count
visit our grand old river annually. The
| generally indulge in dancing, boating an,
fishing Of course the youth make up tht
largest part of the caravan.
| notice in the morning papers, the Italian
have suffered their king TO be assassinaled Ih
same amount of barbarity goes on during uu
| Christian era as it did in the heather times q
| Nero, Hay Sen.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-08-04

The Atlantic Trust Company Of Baltimore
has come 10 grief Il was organized abcuI
two years ago. but has been more Of paper
concern than a reality. It was launched by
persons who actually believed that there was
real aud substantial prosperity in the country.
There are other paper companies IN Baiu
more. and the business stagnatiou and gen.
eral slump that is sure to come before another
year may witness some Of them being crip-
pied. The boosted prosperity Of the country
is not experienced TO any large degree by the
people Wars have caused activity ~ EN-
balmed beef canned goods, army clothing
tents aud other equipments. small arms, am
munilion cannon, armor plate aud collins
but all these were paid for 10y extra Taxation
aud the few have been benefited a, the ex
pense OF the masses.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-08-04
Senator wellington's Position

In an interview last Monday with cores
pondent of the Baltimore Sun, Senator Geo.
L. Wellington said:
II am unalterably and forever opposed to
imperialism, which l shall fight with all my
power. l am opposed to President Mckinley
because he has deceived me in national affairs,
and | shall oppose his reelection. | am not
now prepared to state what part | will take in
the campaign, but | will attend if possible the
liberty congress at Indianapolis.
II do not know whether | will support
Bryan or not. There are some things about
him which do not approve. have never
been negative quantity in politics. When
my conclusions are reached and my plans ma
tured the public will be advised of them.
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FOR the Democratic Advocate
Impartial ?

". l.. ". Seabrook. uho !, the lo,ai rr
pnrteT Ton the American and Herald. 40 BIS
reports of The Republican couyeHt5uu h..i
Monday. emphasized ia bu'b papers the Ari
that Mr. Geo. F. ShaTrrF. chairman ot 'uv
county central committee, Is Deputy Sutvsye'
Of Customs. and worked Tor Or. Basghmau.
The defeated. repujiaiei aud sore eN-eaudr
date neglected "a state that hi, sou tiareacr,
Who j. "a oficeEoIier il Baltimore. ans here
a week working for HIN aud vas particularly
active u:,h the Negroes. The REPORTER
worked the Herald aud American t. let b'u
selfdowu easily. Ifhe had a dozen supporter.
who wanted him 90 - 10 CuagreSs Ihry are
unknown To- the people. HIS supporter, Rrr,
ouy opponents Of the the regular aFean'f.
non ani some * soldiers, Who haven { real
lied the var Is over and times and uleu hA',
changed. lNf1ETlAi-
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Pure ANIMAL BONE BASE

and we GUARANTEE them as represent
ed. under FORFEIT RE Of bill sold
We manufacture special brands for Ger
tain crops. which is acknowledged by
recognized authority the only way ihht
Fertilizing material, -h,nld be used TO pro
ducc the best results Being made from
Pure Bone Goods. the FerjQlzin@ proper
ties will not @iyc out during the growing
season, as many quick acting articles do
but will mature ghc crop, and leave the
soil in an improved condition.
Il can be used heavy enough {" produce
best possible results without firing the crop.
All our brands are pa; uP in ld' pound
har.. for convenience IN handling unless
otherwise ordered
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-08-04

The Baltimore News never discusses tiuan-
cia questions without speaking Of intrinsic
value Ifthe News writer could come to
consider the matter long enough, and with
Judgment and common sense, he would real
ize that there is no such thing as intrinsic
value" Another fact the News writer must
learn, before be is able to discuss inelligentIy
financial matters, Is that money is not u com
modify but a medium Of exchange.
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GraniteWare Sale
ON Wednesday.

Wednesday shall following special with others
If equal value
quart saurFans with handles worth Poe now 16c
vcr worth 39c
Granite Preserve Kettles 39c
Special quart Granite Preserve Kettles actual value 65e
upw ~
Granite Pie Plates Sc
aflart Granite Tea Pots worth 3ot now lAc
Blue aalW Granite Tea Pots. worth 'jc BE
while perfect have few mIeriecions
hakcefcr this and at these prices are
genuine bargain an rIl1ye o our front
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-08-04

On the fourth page of this issue will lie
found an account of the assassination of King
Humbert, of Italy. The assassin, Angelo
Bresci was a silk weaver, of Paterson, New
Jersey, and went to Italy expressly to kill the
King. He belongs to society of Anarchists,
and had been selected by lot to be the muir
derer. At Paris. on Thursday, attempt
was made to kill the Shah of Persia, he
was leaving the Palace of the Soyergns, in a
carriage. The would be murderer was ar.
rested 1t is said that Anarchists have de
creed the assassination of FIVE monarchs.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-08-04
Vast Naval Scheme.

The Navy Department has a huge scheme
OH hand, which contemplates the addition of
seventy war vessels to the navy. Some OF
these are under construction aud contracts for
the others will be let soon. The cost OF these
additions to the navy will be about fifty mil
lions of dollars, aud the annual cost to main
tain them in commission will cause perma-
nent increase in public expenditures. Ii Me
Kinley should be elected and with him q
Republican Hease of Representatives, large
increase in the standing army may be eN-
pected also 1t requires an army two and a
half times greater than oar regular army be
fore Mckinley started 10 carry out his dream
of empire to hold the Philippines alone.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-08-04
Democrats Win.

The Democrats of North Carolina carried
the state in Thursdays election by about 60,
900 majority The victory was "a Eotable
one, as the Republicans and Populisls united
against the Democrats, and the main issue
was the adoption of amendment to the con
stitution which provides for AN educational
qualification. This amendment, which was
carried, eliminates the colored vote from par
ticipaton in elections, and insures intelligent
aud stable government for the state.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-08-04

The Baltimore Evening News last week
published an interview with FIX Mayor La
trobe, and quoted the Ex,Mayor as saying
Mckinley would carry Maryland by 10000
majority. On Tuesday the News published
another interview with Mr.. Latrobe and
quotes him as saying the majority might be
only 1000, and also that he, the Ex- Mayor
may vote for Bryan. For his first interview
Mr.. Latrobe was severely criticised. The
ADVOCATE declined a communication lam
pooning the Elk Mayor; believing that the
interview was not a genuine report OF ms
feelings and purposes. FIX Mayor Latrobe Is
too good Democrat, aud been too often
honored by the party, to iorsake it. He will
be with the Bryan hosts on election day.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-08-04

Prot. Frederick Starr, Of the Chicas,
University, is the fourth member OF the tacal
ty Of that institution who has lately written
against the Mckinley policy Of Imperialism
aud mililarism. The others are Prof, Her
man Won Hoist, J. Lawrence Laughlln and
Charlie, Zeublin, aud each Of them supported
Mckinley in 1896.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-08-04

Under Republican rule A. cases Of scurvy
developed at the House Of Correction, OWING
to lack o. proper food. aud the steam heating
aud electric Lighting plant was allowed % g"
almost TO ruin The Republican party was
in power ia Maryland for Doodle, mostly.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-08-04

Frank Campbell, chairman Of the Ne"
York Democratic State Committee, says the
revolt among the Republicans against Nc
Kinley's policy of imperialism is very great
and that nine out of every ten gold standard
Democrats who voted for Mckinley in 1896
are now for Bryan.
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FALL IN EVERYBODY.
ON SATURDAY. AUGUST Is.

1900, the Carroll County Military Company
ziI hold a. picnic at FaIr OAK Grove. urar
Frizelbur- parade w5'l ba gwen ai lu ID.
M, also Full Dress Parade and "a Sham Bat
tie az sunset. Address, wiI. Dee made during
the day hy several well known speakers 4
Balloon Ascension aui numerous other
attractions will be given. Refreshments sold
ior The benefit ut the Company. ASK To see
the Poor Wood Cutter AT Rest. He vii, Dee
glad to see yug. II the weather is uutaypr-
able, il will be- held the next Saturday.
AMI a.
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VERY LOW PRICES
aud hope &" secure Your order
WE BUY AND SELL ALL
FARM PRODUCTS.

We offer You a market for everything
raised on the farm and aiIl give You full
value for same
We have elevator aud storage ware
house ou our switch and viii take any and
all products Al any time.
II You have anything "a offer, come and
see as, or write Us and will bid You al once
We want at all times IN large or small
quantities.
Wheat, Oats and Rye. Wheat, Oat
and Rye Straw, Timothy, Glover
and Mixed Hay, Ear and Shelled
Corn White or Yellow, Glover Seed,
Potatoes, Wool, Etc
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TRUSTEES' SALE
or VALUABLE
REAL EST A T E,
In Freedom District, Carroll County, Md.

Bg virtue of the decree passed in cause No.
3IS+ Equity, on the Equity Docket of the
Circuit Court for Carroll county, on March
II, 1900. in "a cause wherein William b.
Thomas is plaintiff and Mary +. Davis and
others are defendants; and by virtue OF the
decree passed in cause No 37S5 Equity on
the Equity Docket of the said Circuit Court
for Carroll county. on March y, 1900, in
cause wherein Mary +. Davis and others are
plaintiffs and Ira r. Davis and others are
defendants, the Undersigned Francis Neal
Parke and Ira 4. DAVIS. trustees appointed by
said decree in cause No. 1874 Equity, and
Ira r. Davis, trustee appointed by decree
aforesaid in No. 37S5 Equity, will offer at
public sale, 1t the late residence of Peter Da
Wis, deceased, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1900,
al > O'Clock. p. m. the following real estate
formerly owned by Peter Davis and Zachariah
Davis. in tIeir lifetimes, a> tenants IN common:
All that lot or parcel of land situate in
Freedom district, Carroll county, Nd, con
taini7g
1918 ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
improved by a Log Weather
boarded Dwelling House. two Az i
and one.half stories high, bank !,snA
barn aud other necessary out. sze5zsstE2s SSszsa
buildings, and located on the ellis road, 81
miles from Woodbine This property is well
watcred, has sufficient Timber and about 95
Acres are under good state of cultivation.
This property was the late residence of Peter
Davis. deceased. and adioins the lands of
Michael Glennan, George Aldridge and others.
Terms of Sale as prescribed by the DEGREES:
One third of the purchase money shall be
paid by the purchaser or purchasers to the
trustees ON the day of sale, or on the ratihca-
ton thereof by the court, and the residue in
two equal installments, the one TO be paid in
six months and the other in twelve months
from the day of sale, with interest, and TO be
secured by the notes Of the purchaser or pur-
chasers, with security TO be approved Of by
the trustees.
FRANCIS NEAL PARKE,
IRA r. DAVIS,
Trustees in No. 1874 Equity.
IRA r. DAVIS,
Trustee in No. 1885 Equity
Joseph Berret. Bond Parke,
iu.2S-4t Auct. Solicitors.
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London dispatches OF Monday reported the
surrender of 5000 Beers. Tuesdays dis
matches reduced the number to 1856. More than
1000 must have gotten away after they were
counted.
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BARGAIN MONDAY NO. 3.
SPECIAL 1Oc SALE.

No shall be permitted here. This weeks offerings
among the carefully the prices, they have before been
low anca no likely o he
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
"A OF BANK STOCK

The undersigned, Administrators of John
II. Miller, late of Carroll county, deceased,
by virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
Of Carroll County, will sell at Public Sale, 10
the highest bidder, at The First National Bank
of Westminster, on MONDAY, the 10th day
of AUGUST, 1900, at O'Clock p. M, NINE.
TEEN SHARES OF THE CAPITAL.
STOCK OF THE FIRST NATIONAL.
BANK OF WESTMINSTER, MD.
Terms of Sale Cash.
JOSEPH A. MILLER,
JOHN T. MYERS,
Administrators.
Jno. NJ. Reifsnider, Charles L. Fink, Bond d
Parke, Attorneys. aug4 st
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GtN " sTIILT Solicitor.
EXECUTORS SALE
IL
Valuable Real Estate and Per
sOnal Property,
Nea- DAY, s. Carte. ceaay Maryland.


b, ,trla, If Il. a..l.r.,. sas Orphans C.art
vf Carroll County Man Raa, sa4 .a, power
aai authority contained Ea la- a,. 1911 aHl
testament 81 Naam t.as<, deceased, tg.g
admitted 90 prostate and recorded among 'ae
vii sryau.- &c -.u4 Garu,. County. au lsh.r
q 81 r. NJ = folio ii3. &c, .t.H under
Signed. Jeremiah Elm,, ENegataf, ~i. offer
4t public sale. un i.r Premise, aud Al the
h1gl-- there ta- sa4I William Films resided.
WEDNESDAY, ay l5,aof AUGUST. 1900,
10 O'Clock. g. 49,. ,he t,su -a.'.aiug dv.
,,ulyG lots .l tracts Coz nud. the, uen- Jhe
farm that the SAID William Films deceased,
owned aud possessed "a. ,hs tome n, h.- death,
situated in >ui Carroll .aurtF. about eu-
E mile tgom p.sy sud one laa.r Eam Nuseau,,
( b. & .. K. r.. tb wt.
: lst. los No. !. Containing
ST ACRES. ! Rood AND IUIERCHES
+ of iani. more gr less. Il j, we'll wal,rei aud
/ has - thrifty apple orchard
4 The Improvement, consist ct j y
I Wyalh-rboarled Lo- House, ,,,s
4 barn. wagon shed. yuru cribs kszic l1J -
/ gr.uary aud an necessary ou'luiIiln-s. About
/ So acres OF this farm J., Wood Land. Che rest
| d, an arabic and 100 "a Lish state ct cultivation.
4 h fe, ON the Hood Mill road and adlolus
l the old Eden property und the lands 90 basil
/ Shipl,y and others.
/ ID Lot No. .. Containing
/ o. ACRES and ROODS. MORE or LESS.
/ II adiulus lot Ne. /, and &, the balance ul the
I farm at said William EimS, deceased. The
] imrrp, cmeuts on this lot ar portion of >alu
"a farm consist OF "a Frame Dwelling House
BE. of rooms barn. wagon shed corn
/ house. Sc II has a good apple orchard aut
plenty ct water About half ut 1t Is iu Tim
| ben, aud the balance Is good, kiHd Iaud and
crops we'll II is ou the Hood Mill road
| and the Eden Mil road, adjoining the lands
Of Frank Gusurll Jos. H. z. Brludrnhurg
aud others.
4 plat Of said farms ur lots Nos. aud >
will Gr exhibited ou the day Of sale, and they
will lie offered and sold separately Both ct
them. OWING to the quality of land, and their
convenient location to the railroad, churches,
stores, schools &c, are most desirable prop
| critics
Terms of Sale.-Oue-lhird cash on the day
of sale or the ratification thereof. and the
residue OF the purchase money ia two equal
naymeuts. one in six months and one in twelve
months from day Of sale; the credit payments
10 be secured by the bonds or single bills OF
the purchaser or purchasers with approved
security bearing interest from day OF sale; or
all cash at the option OF the purchaser or Pur-
cbasers. JEREMIAH ELMS,
Executor of William Films, deceased.
JOS W. Berret, Auct.
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NOTICE

All persons having claims or bills against
me are requested to present them or send them
to me within thirty days from August 4th, 1900.
All persons are hereby warned not to trust
any one on my account as | wilh not pay any
bills except of my own contracting.
CATHARINE b. MAGIN,
120S South Charles ST.,
aug-4-3t* Baltimore, Nd.
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MORTGAGES SALE
AVA OF A VERY
DESIRABLE PROPERTY
In the vicinity of the village of Carrolltor
Carroll county, Nd.


By virtue of the power of sale contained in
the mortgage from Elijah Taylor and Susan
Taylor, his wife. to Ernest Rausch, dated 22d
day of April, 1890, and recorded among the
Real Estate Mortgage Records OF Carroll
County Ia liber W. n. NJ. No. %, folio 39j,
&c. the undersigned, ms mortgage named IA
said mortgage. Will offer at public sale, on the
premises. adjoining lands of Jacob BaSler,
Asbury Aleire and Jesse Taylor, ESqrS., and
about half a mile from the village of Carroll
ton, on
SATURDAY. LIST OF SEPTEMBER, 1900,
At O. clock p M. all that tract or parcel of
land containing - ACRES. MORE or LESS,
and being the same land and premises de
scribcd Ia said mortgage. and upon which
Elijah Taylor, deceased, resided.
The Improvements consist OF
"A comfortable weatharbuardcd : ~
Dwelling House, new Barn, q ,,
Corn House. and all other 3 - -
necessary outhuiidiugS ia good repair; never
failing well of splendid water. fine apple ur-
chard, grapes and other fruit. whilst the land
is productive aud ia high state Of cullNa-
ton aud under good fencing,
This is "a very desirable little property. stu
atcd la "a good uelghEorhout and convenient
tn churches, schools, &c., and within 81 mile
OF the turnpike leading from Westminster to
Baltimore and about the same distance from
Patapsco and Caroltun Stations, on the W.
NJ. K. Il. Persons de>jrous Of viewing Tie
premises can call upon Mrs Susan Taylor,
residing thereon. and for further information
upon VIM. \. Nekcllip. Solicitor. Court
street. Westminster. Nd.
Term, of Sale Cash; or these ierms will
be made more liberal % desired. IF winch du"
notice viii be given un The day Of sale.
ERNEST kAI' SCH NaFtgaE,y.
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Z ISM o. UNCLAIMED MATTER

r IST OF UNCLAIMED MATTER
i i remaining ia the Postotiice, Westmiu-
srer, Md. July Is, 1900:
CLAYTON. Mr.. isyue Martin. Miss Nellie
Come. Mr.. John 4. Monath. Miss Norma
Davis. Jno. W. Pitts. James r.
Dell. Miss Katharine l. Pritchard, J. +.
Franklin. Mrs. Eliza Spamer Miss c. +.
Col. Sherwood, Mr.. W. c.
franklin, Mr.. Andrew Shepman, Mr..
Glove. Mrs. Jenny Smith, Miss Mary
Hodge, Mrs. Geo. Il. Stein, julius
Hunt, Mr. Francis O. Thomas, Mr.. $. B.
Kanauif Mr.. Augusta Todd, Miss Edna NJ.
Fox Toms, Mr.. Michael
Little. Mrs. Ella NJ. Waller Mr.. Edward
Little Mr.. Charles f. Young, Mr.. f. 0.
Persons calling for matter in the above list
will please say it was advertised.
aug4 MILTON SCHAEFFER, p. NJ.
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Also at the same place. on the same day,
at ~ IN. will he sold all the household iurni-
ture. brood sow, &c, For particulars see
hand bills. juIy2I-ts
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DUY S. @. ROCK OF Wade II. d.
ID WAKEFIELD d Co., Sll.00 per ton. augi
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TERTILIZERC
/ ERTTLIZERO.

We call your special attention to this
branch of our business. All our goods are
manufactured from
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Bone and Potash Mixture,
2-lO Goods $500 per ton.
We also elli Sour attention t' Dgr
FISH. BONE AND POTASH
MIXTURE, AND
FARMERS STANDARD AM
NOMINATED PHOSPHATE.

Il Is impossible i.r az % --e each aud
every one Of our gu-tulnrr- personally"
we have. NAMED
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NO $500 EQUITY

For Sale at zEPP'S DRUG STORE
4 Peuna Ave. Westminster, Md
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SPECIAL SHIRT SALE Continued from Last Week.
Tis. OF the, best ar Bargains ye offered
Mems Gue with
/. ns worth less tlan frthi sale 3jg. orr for 81
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1900.
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1900 Is Not 1896.

Election Tuesday, November 9th, 1900.
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