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The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-26
PHILADEsi.PHIANS AND ST.
LOUIS
BUNTED A VICTORY
Rain Prevented Completion Of Min
Doiis-IndlanHpOIis Game
COmiSkey's Crew Again
Beat Cleveland.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Boston at CINCINNATI
Brooklyn AT Chicago
New York at Pittsburg
PhiladrlI hia at 81 Louis
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-26
Great Fire sale of BalIIe Furnishing

Today only. 1856 Wabasha. 500 dozen
neckties-Pufs. Windsor. Ascots and
FOur-in-hands. 25c. +. & w Collars, 15c
Cluett. Peabody K Co.'S Collars, 1Oc
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-26

"McGinnity out on bunt strike
Earned runs. Chicago l. Brooklyn /;
left on bases, Chicago 9, Brooklyn 3; two
base hits. Ryan. Camel. Bradley, Kel-
ley. Cross 3: stolen base, Demont; struck
out by Garvin 8, by McG.nnity A. passed
ball. Mcclure; bases on balls off Nc
Ginnity /; time, 1:2O; umpire Emsie.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-26
ONLY ONE BAD INNING.

DETROIT. Mich, May 25.-sparks had
only one bad inning today, the second,
but 1t gave Detroit runs enough to win.
Two hits, two errors, wild pitch and a
hit batsman gave the home team the
lead, and they were never headed after
ward. Miller pitched splendidly through
OUT. Attendance. ]. 40 Score:
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-26

TwO-base hits. Criger, Cross; three
base hit, Mcfarland; double plays. La
joie to Cross TO Dillard, McGann 10
Criger; bases on balls, Oft Jones l, off
Bernhard 3; struck cut by Jones /, by
Bernhard /; stolen base, Cross; time, 2
hours; umpire Hurst
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HAWLEY WORKED HARD.
PIttsburE Was OvercOnfdent and
Lost The Gnme

PITTSBURG, Pa, May 25-An appa-
rent overconfidence was responsible for
Pittsburg losing today. Hawley worked
hard to defeat his old club mates and
kept the hits we'll scattered Attend
ance. 2,4C0 Score:
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WON IN THE EIGHTH.
COmfsiey's Men PILED Up Six Runs
the CIeyeIands.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Minnea polls at indianapolis.
Milwaukee at Detroit
Kansas City at Buffalo.
Chicago al Cleveland.
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Chicago .......o 900 sOos Os

sullivan out; hit by batted ball.
Earned runs, Cleveland 2, Chicago 4;
two-base hits, White. Spies; three-base
hit, Hartman; sacrifice hit. Mcfarland;
stolen bases. Pickering, Lachance, Snug
art Padden 2; first base on errors, CleNe-
land 9 Chicago 2; struck out by McGtll,
Spies, Viox, Lachance bases on balls off
Fauver /, off McGilI 8; wild pitch, Fau-
yer; hit by pitched bail. by McGiu. La
chance Sullivan double play, Lachance
to Spies to Lachance; left on bases, CleVe-
land 6. Chicago 3; umpire, Frank Dwyer;
time, 1:51.
EASY FOR KANSAS CITY.
BUFFALO. N Y, May 25-Clark and
Amole divided pitching honors, and
itors piled up eighteen hits, two being
for two bases and three triples. Attend
ance. ] 300. Score: .
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JAMESON ! HEVEMR.
Wholesale
FLOUR, FEED IND SEEDS. 81 Nina: sse'

waited walk across the south branch OF
the river takes the visitor to Harriet
island.
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EASY FOR KANSAS CITY.

Earned runs. Buffalo 8, Kansas City I;
two-base hits. Shearon 2, Andrews, Hall
man, Wagner, Coughlin three-base hits,
DUNCAN, Schaefer 2; stolen bases, Dun
gan; double plays, Andrews to Hallman
to Schreckengost, Halnian to Schrecken-
gost; first on balls. by Clark /. by Amosc
J.; struck out. by AmoIe !; time, 2:40; UNI
plre, Joseph Cantillon.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-26

For the explorer, the surveyor the hunter,
miner, the lumberman, the sportsman or tourist
Rpans Tabules are the medicine that is con-
venient7 always ready, portable, protected from
accident Of wind or wave, or climatic changes, and
in ninety-nIne cases out Of a hundred they fully
answer all requirements. Ripans Tabules will not
cure cut made with an axe or gun shot wound,
but in most cases the sufferer Will be benefited by
swallowing one
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-09-29
THE GOOSE BONE PROPHET.
Frigid Weather Predicted During
the Coming Winter

Elias Hartz, So years old, is the famous
goose bone prophet of Berks county, Pa. He
lives now with his son in Philadelphia, and
has issued the following notice Of warning 10
the people of Philadelphia, which applies also
to this section of the country;
Fill up your coal bins and keep them well
filed. You're going to have a hard winter
and long one.
The original goose bone prophet Of Berks
county stakes his reputation upon the predic
ton, and he thinks that you will find that ii
has a more solid basis than have the predic
tons of The government weather sharps
at Washington, who have been telling US
for days past that dreadful hurricane
would sweep this section Of the country, with
cool weather following, and haven't yet pro
duced as much of blow as will knock down
even poorly built corn shock OF even a
change in the sweltering weather new
prediction from these high salaried shark is in
order ELIAS HARTz.
Hartz for half century has been looked up
to as almost infallible by thousands of intelli-
gent farmers. People go TO him regularly
each fall from far and near to find out what
sort of winter to expect-whether it is neces-
sary to lay in big supply of fuel, and to have
heavy fannels ready, or whether they are to
have open pasture for their cattle
For seventy years, since he was boy of 10,
Mr.. Hartz has been making weather predie-
tons, in which the farmers Of Berks county
have always had the greatest faith. He has
letters from leading men in his section of the
State saying that his predictions have saved
them hundreds, even thousands, of dollars.
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why the Onions Smells" 50

Fasm chambers EuarUzl
Il Is interesting tu make inquiry into
The cause Of thi, unfortunate, quality Of the
onion. It Is simply iue TO the prc~ene"
m some quantity ct ausiher mineral mai
ter IN the bulb sulphur. II l. tbts sui
phur that .ive, thc onion ITS germ killing
rr,.cr,y aud makes she hulh So very u,e.
ful a medical agcu; al al times bat c>gc-
rIall, Ia the spring which u~s-i tn be
ami >;ill j. 10 many placss the season Tor
,al,n. birthstone and tr,ade IN nli fash
,ouei houses lclyg sulphur tablet, came
into vogue.
Now sulphur. hen united 9" hy,irE-eu.
one Of th, gases IF water. ierms sulphur
,,te.i hydroeru. aud then bs-sm,7 foul
,upsiliu.. vcllni-h fr,pi c.mPauud. The
uuian. beiu. SCI Juicy has very large
perleutas. IS water In It, TISSUES aud tbs.
,,.a,liuiu- sith Cd, sulphur form, Oh"
.ft.n.I, -.ruted 49,. offensive Substance
called -alphura, g aliyl, which is found 20
an the albums Ths- ~1lphurrt Il allstr
miu.ls~ more ,>I--,lslly with the 'uiai'i'
,F a4,iuati, cd Il ,h, eutsu. It 8, tirnt'5al
with the mal.,larau' principle iasIui IVA
asslaila. which b, alm.,J the symt-l vi
Al smell, that are NASTY The har,cra
dish -, mach liked vigh ra-t beef Cor
it, keen end hii,ng property anI the srh
mar, mustard af our tables both eve ihclr
strongly -t,umlauyr properties g. this saline
,ulphurrg ii allyle which give, them beat
aul acrjdity. but not su offensive smell
oaiu. Ca lhy different arrangement Il the
stems iu their ,ollfile asi- TIN, bring
up is ,ug>t rar.su, Sac, ia nagurc iha;
most strangely yeI most certainly csn-
strue,, sll vegetable, volatile ati- 20 exactly
the same way -sam|s1=-s them all. wbctheF
thew arr the aromatic ts-rntf- yt tioycs
orange. lsmnn> cinnamon thyme. rve.
vrri.rua ruueuuuc 10 aut-u. - exactly
the same proportions. uhleh arr 81 81
CARTON io / ! of bylrusea, and ob,aius all
tbe ya,t seeming di,,rsslie- that our a",
tr,l- ,l,-,ect ia their ~reua ,suFly by iIi-
f..rcut arrangement 81 the AEosn, 10 each
vegetable Oh OXyScu alter, some 81 these
hydrocarbons, sulphur Others
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-09-29
Maryland Affairs.

Salisbury will have the free deliver OF mail
on and after October list.
Seed wheat for President Mckinley's farm
has been shipped from Hagerstowu.
John Stevenson. aged 81 years, died near
Miller Mine, Allegany eonniy, last week.
Baltimore National banks had $50 029. 0o6 1
80 individual deposits at the time Of the last
statement. September 5.
John Umstot killed porcupiue with club
10 miles north of Cumbt rand, last week
The porcupine showed fight.
George W. Becraft, of Ridgeyille, Freder.
lex county, has applied for the benefit of the
bankruptcy laws. Liabilities Sl,05410; as
sets S226.
b. III. BlackstOn, postmaster al Frederick
during President Cieyeland's second term,
died lasl week He was Ga years Of age and
for long time was prominent IN church,
business and social circles
At Mt Zion, Montgomery county. Satur,
dag there negro picnic. Trouble started
early in the afternoon aud continued until
late hour Result, several wounded by bull
lets and razors aud two ia lail
Gu the DIST instant. a blast OF 3. $50 pounds
of powder and boxes of dynamite in
six drill holes each % feet deep was exploded
by electricity on the Baltimore and OHIO
railroad york at Brackens' curve near Sand
Patch tunnel The effect was like an earth.
quake and volcanic eruption combined.
w. Iatimer Small and wife and Samuel
Small and wife, Of York, Pa, have sold to
George F. Miller, Of New Freedom, York
county, Pa, for $1,000, GU acres and So
perches Of land, near Freeland, Sixth dis
lrict. Baltimore county. The property form
erly belonged to the late Philip A. Small aud
the late Samuel Small
Meredith Gilmore, brother of the late Col.
Harry Gilmore, and youngest son of the late
Robert Giilmor, Of Glen Ellen. Baltimore
county, was found dead in bed al the Govans-
town Hotel on the Dist instant, where be had
been boarding about a week lie had been
accustomed TO use morphia hypodermicsllly
and it is supposed he took an overdose Of it,
Mr.. Gilmore was So years old, and for a mum
Der of years was an inmate of the Soldiers
Home, Washington, d. G.
A terrible wind and rain storm on the 10Th
instant visited the home of DIR. J. g. Ireland,
In Calvert county. The storm completely de
molished everything, including trees and chin.
neys, totally wrecking the property. The iu-
mates did not abandon the house, but were
much alarmed, as the house rocked like a
cradle, displacing almost every article Of
glassware and china. 1t also moved coast
survey tower distance of a hundred yards
Dr. Ireland recently improved his place by
new buildings, shade trees and fencing. 1t
was one OF the severest storms of the kind that
ever visited that locality. Every tree on DIR.
Ireland's place was uprooted, including a To-
Gust grove, a chestnut grove and fruit trees.
not one of which was left standing. The fury
of the storm seemed to be limited to the place
of Dr. Ireland, whose residence in Calvert
county is on the Chesapeak bay shore, about
two and half miles from the Patnxent river.
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News of the Week.

In New York city, last Sunday, there were
six suicides and several attempts.
The Mexican Congress has appropriated
$50, 900 for the Galveston relief fund.
Frank +. Bundy, city chamberlain of
Elmira, n. y. is $50, 900 short in his accounts.
Worlev Haasler is in York, Pa, Jail for
placing Instructions on the Western Mary aud
Railroad near Spring Grove Station.
Peter Damorc has been arrested in New
Orleans for having in his possession $50
counterfeit silver coins aud 10 plaster casts
for making the same.
Moses Indram, a negro servant in the house
hold of W. ). Tarver, planter in Dougherty
county, Georgia was killed Saturday by Mr..
Tarver for iu assault on the Iatter's l3-year-
old daughter.
The losses by forest fires in Hancock
county, Maine. are estimated at $40, 600. The
flames ate so deeply into the land that lumber,
men say it will not support another growth
OF timber in - years.
Dun Review. for September -, says =
Liabilities of failures in three weeks OF Sep
TENDER were S6,sSi,3 against S3,91I DOS
last year Failures for the week were 2ll IN
the United States against l54 last year.
Lloyd }. Smith is on trial in Chicago.
charged with allowing grain, TO the value OF
S24S, 900 To be shipped from the Chicago Ele-
yator Company bins without the cancellation
of the receipts held 10y A. O. Slaughter Co.
Among the Texas towns destroyed was
High Island, seaside resort. More than
100 bodies of victims have been found. The
town had resident population of 1000. The
total number of identified victims of the storm
Ia Galveston is 1900.
Rev. George Willard, Of the Reformed
Church. died at DAYTON. Ohio. Monday of last
week, a.ed - wears He was for quarter OF
century President Of Heidelberg University
Titiu. ONO. and held various pastorutes in
Ohio. Pennsylvania and Maryland.
Hatch Il Fuote. for more than thirty years
brokers iu Wall Street New York, have sus
pended payment, ruined, as IL. senior part
uer. Daniel b. Hatch. says. by the secret
Speculltions OF Charles B. FooJr. the Junior
partner who has gone mad aud = dying OF a
paralytic stroke The liabilities 81 the trm
will not exceed 5000 600 tw4-thiris being
fully secured.
Al Pitt,lurg, Pa. last week Albert Riley.
known ~ the .'Niiil.n Giant. Els drowned
IA the Muuougahela river while on fishing
trip. Rll.y WAS 30 wears old lie stood q
feet and weighed nearly &Ul pounds Tie
was utterly fearless. Gu one occasion. during
a siut ga q saloon. Btley. after ,hra>hiuE SIX men
single hauirt. took tnur ut th-m jn the lock
uu. AGAIN dauuc disturbance 81 the hen
s,d, caal mime. Riley pounded i've men INTO
submission aui locked tl5en In a blacksmith
Shot, until ivp constable Arrived. tie was
constable ai BAidUiu loauship slN YEAR, nnd
uas formerly q ,nai miner.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-09-29
THE MINERS GREAT SRIKE IN
PENNSYLVANIA.
Troops Ordered to the Mines--One
Man Killed and Many Injured.
FRIDAYS SUMMARY.

Governor Stone summoned 10 Harrisburg
officers of the National Guard 10 confer as to
the expediency of ordering oui troops, IN re
snousf to calls from Shenandoah and Potts
vile.
AT Shenandoah a reign Of terror prevailed
An armed mob clashed with officers, aud 500
shots we're exchanged. One man was Killed
aud many injured.
officials al PottSville of the Reading Coal
and Iron Company reached the conclusion
that the only way to cope with the strikers IS
by the employment of troops
President Mitchell. of the United Nine
Workers, gave 10 the public letter, N which
he charges nine railroad companies with the
responsibility for the condition OF the miners.
Fearful that the strike will result IN riot
and bloodshed, number ct foreigners, VINO
were employed in the mines al Haziet"n, lett
for their former homes.
The strike has demors,iized the lake coal
carving trade. and has brought the season to
premature close.
Il is feared that manufacturing may be
paralyzed in the large cities where anthracite
coal is used.
SATURDAY AM SUNDAYS SUMMARY.
General Goblin. commanding the provls-
ional brigade al Shenandoah, bias issued or
ders for the movement Of troops. One bat
TALON of tie Eighth Regiment Is ordered 10
MeAdoo, and the Governor Troop 10 Ma
hanoy CITY. The remainder of his command
will have practice marches over roads
leading TO colleries IN the vicinity Of Shenan-
doah. and the Ninth and Thirteenth Rrgi-
ments are under waiting orders.
Speakers addressing miners meetings near
Scranton condemned the action Of Governor
Stone in sending troops Ia Shenandoah.
United Mine Workers officers claim acres
sions 10 the ranks Of strikers, aud promise 70
tie up more collieries this week
A Scranton dispatch SAYS 81 begins 'o look
as if the strike would extend 70 the Fallroad'
ers, at least Ia this section.
MONDAYS SUMMARY.
All the collieries in the Wyoming valley
remain idle, with the exception OF one al
Mocanaaua. which continues 10 be operated
with tw0-thirds of its complement Of men.
Every operation 10 the Mahanoy valley,
save the Lawrence colliery at Mahahoy Plane,
is shut down.
Three thousand mine workers ~ MI Tar
mel have joined the union.
Gen Goblin, IN command Of the military IA
the strike region, will not permit any secret
meetings of minors.
The coal production IN the Hazleiou region.
Judged by the shipment over the hazieton
Division Of the lehigh Valley Railroad, has
fallen off 6S per cent. since the strike was
inaugurated.
Church bodies in New York, Chicago and
in Columbus, Ohio, have forwarded 70
Gov Stoue copies Of resolutions calling for
bis influence toward securing arbitration y
bring the strike to an end.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-09-29
" Office OF THE TINE AND
~ PLACE OF REGISTRA ALTON
AND REVISION THEREOF. IN
CARROLL. COUNTY. ND.

ParsaaHi Ca lhe directions contained ia Sec
i,au Is Chapter ~, 81 the Acc. " ihs Gen
erAi Asse5nb.Y II NarsiAHi passed ~ j. jan
4ary Ss-.zlssg, i~,si Gutlcr 8, hereby glYcu by
th. Board 81 Supervisor. ST Election 81 CIR
roll C0autt. that tb- Board. ui Registry tor
ihe several Elrrtiau DISTRICTS and PRECINCTS
% Carroll County. Nj, ~. meet Tor the par
p5se Of registering voters, between the hoars
Of : a. ui- and p. u., on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER. md ADD TUES
DAY. OCTOBER s,h, 1904
and for the parpo>c Of revision ouly, ou
TUESDAY. OCTOBER IG,h, 1900.
At the fuIio@iug plac,'s be- the seyrral election
districts 30 wts
plsiric, No. AT tbr Reiuiol.ar Opera
House. la faheyto~n.
District Ne. AT thv room adjoining the
office Of Dr.. Luther Kemp, 10 Unionto~a.
District No. 3-At the Mystic Chain Halt,
iu Silver Run.
District No. AT the building Of ".
Capirs. 81 SaadysiIie. nos occupied by
Leonard j. Baker
District No s. 1t Prrcjuct-At The house
Of Marriou Shipi,y. ia Eidersbsrg
District No. 3. ID Precinct At the hoas,.
of ". W Hncklr, ia Brrrrt.
District No. 6.-At the Flrrmru's Hall, ia
ia Manchester.
Di,,ric, No = Ist Precinct-At the Al
haagh Building on Court street, iu Westmin-
strr.
District No. :, 81 Precinct At the store
room Of Wm T. Wilson, West Main street.
ia Westminster.
District No. s-At the Enterprise Hall, ia
Hampstead.
District No. At the residence OF Johu
I. lngles, in Iaylorsyille.
District No. lO-At the home Of Mrs.
LINN. Ia Middleburg.
District No. ll.-At the Old Bank Build
ing, Main street, New Windsor
District No. I2-At the Firemen' ; Build
ing. Union Bridge
District No. lS-At the Warehouse. oc-
cupied by Oscar NJ Spurrier IN Mt. Airy
JOHN NJ ROBERTS. President.
H. ). MUSSELMAN,
CHARLES +. NICODEMUS,
Board of Supervisors of Election of Carroll
County.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-09-29

Rudyard Kipling's new story is the princi-
pal feature of Everybody's Magazine for De-
tober. "A Burgher of the Free State por-
trays the scenes Immediately before and after
the capture of Boemfontein by the British
and the old Scotchman, who has been bur-
CHER of the Free State for over forty years,
throws much light on the true situation in
South Africa. ''How Does 1t Feel To Be
Baked Alive ~ is the title of another article
which answers the question. Besides the
Kipling story, the magazine contains several
very interesting short stories. The illustrations
are particularly good and plentiful.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-09-29
We buy and sell all Farm Produce

TWO WAYS
~ GETTING GLASSES. oSE Tea co
70 4 FIRST CLASS oruchN. HAVE
YOUR EYES PROPERLY TESTED AND
GIT WHAT YoU NEEp rus OTHER
To GO To 4 MERCHANT WHO KEEPS
sPECrACLEs. MAKE a GRAB IL
THE BAG" ~ II WE'RE, GIT A PAIR
THAT DON'T FIT Yos lALruoreu
TNAY SEEM So For THE MOMENT
RUN THE RISK OF RUNNING YOUR
EYE SIGHT ENrlRELY-ANp ALL
FOR A SMALL DIFFERENCE IN EN.
PENsE.
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Thomas +. Walsh will receive S13. 900, 900
for his Camp Bird mine, at OuraY, Colorado,
from syndicate of English and American in
vestors, headed by Alfred Belt, the South
African diamond king, and j. Pierpont Nor
gan.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-09-29
CHAs. D.. FINK. solicitor.
rHRUSTEE'S SALE
II 90
VALUABLE FARM,
Near Sans Greek Z. o.. Carroll County
Mary land

The uud .rsiguea. hy virtue 81 decree 81
the Circuit Caart foe Carroll County, ,Iusug
ru Equity. siiI oder a. public sale, at the tste
residence e.; Ivan T. SnAir r. j~r.a>sd, on
TUESDAY. sgh day 81 OCTOBER. 1850.
~ O'Clock p. ua.. the farm ct which sssi
Evan Z >ua.i-r died .~Izei aHi possessed,
containing
1921 ACRES aHd - SQUARE PERCHES.
more ar ls-ss. located uu the Sans Greek
mad, un, llsrIrr 81 q a't.- from sam tfr,-k
T. -. aud a1saps y mt.r. .ra,h from Ns~
Windsor Carroll c5pniy Maryland. aboui
5 acres 81 ibas farm hes 10 Frederick Coangy-
The Improvements CONSIST ui large aud
Substantial BRICK u~g.iinE
House, a hrEv bg,gk +auk A
harm. sasau shssi-. carnage -
hassrs. ~aSh beu-- lWp iAigi.s. 4zEasxzzszz
brick spvsas haa-e, hog p-u- aui other pa'
buIidiass
The eutrs fsr,a is under cultivation. sNssr5
irvua Bon g s-F,, uf mssinz jsnt. aesriy sil
ia.s f.uyss sF,. r--ss assi raj. all the buIttiuE-
aud trncrs are lu hrsi class condition. Tbs
tarn has raautnE asE-r spI hu~ afHl#
ufsbard. sa3 s. ass~ 81 thr t~s1 grsyte. israus
ru tarrai saaHgy
on-- bait .uf.rsss ,H - acrrs IL crossing
abeai stli e. ~5gh the farms.
A The SAME gass Aai p.sg, TIE undersigned
saii Risa offer a; I.4b'rC safe ~ Acres af Mod
a,Hi. containing good 'Imh,f, .s.ssJri BOO tfs-i
rflrk y,suuty, on fuai leading iulm the ht4
llb.y'y Rsa3 81 Hsrrislusl..r. ab-lat n8li-
irou Coser's = a. aui at-,ay assiss ir,4aa
lhr hnus iarH4.
P,.-ses.4an s.Ii Dr. ggscu April 1T, 1901
IrFms q 81, One ihsrl cash go the isg
~ sale er ai.a lh- ratification ihrFruf. aHs
ibis,l IS aar geAf and one thari ,H t~a years
iFaan ihy day at .ais, ~th IH'rrr-i, ibr CREDIT
g.aymrn's la p. srtsr,-t hs tbs galrs 81 the
pur. hassF ag1a Approved security
ADRIAN 7. ~NApER.
p A I-s~s.rd Aarf fTlstsr.
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IN the Circuit Court for Carroll
County,
Sitting As a Court of Equity.
NO. 1893 EQUITY.

Charles A. Marquer, Assignee of Assignee OF
Mortgage, vs.. William t. Lambert, Mort
gagur.
Ordered this 10Th day of September, in the
year nineteen hundred, by the Circuit Court
tor Carroll County, sitting as u Court of
Equity, that the sale of the real estate men
toned in these proceedings, made and re-
ported by Charles 4. Marquet, Assignee of As
sgnce OF Mortgage, acting under The power
of sale contained in Mortgage filed among the
proceedings in this cause, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof he shown on or before the 22d day
OF October, next; provided copy of this
order be inserted in some newspaper printed
and published in Carroll county, aforesaid,
once a week for three successive weeks before
the 18th day of October, next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
Sl6l2OO
JAS. II. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
scp22 81 JAS. IL. BH.lNGsLEA, Clerk.
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REFERS ny PERMISSION TO

REFERS BY PERMISSION TO
Ex Sen. A. p German, Wash, ID. G.
Rep. Jas. d. Richardson, Wash, d. c.
Hon. Jno p Poe, BALTIC, Nd.
Tax Office, District of Columbia.
Elk. Sen. Chas. f. Henderson, Omaha, Neb.
Hon. VIM Pinkney Whyte, Baltic, Md.
Judge NJ +. Morris, Wash, d. c.
Nat Bank of Washington, Wash, d. c.