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reported to be insane from the effects
of the drug. The above had been
officially reported to the German COM
sular staff.
Three Chinese servants of foreigners,
have, it is rumored from a good source,
escaped from Pekin. They report that
all the foreigners, 1000 in number, in
Guiding 400 soldiers. 100 members of the
Chinese customs staff. and a number
of women and children, held out till
their ammunition was exhausted in the
British legation. The legation was fin
ally burned and all the foreigners killed.
CAN'T HOLD THEN TSIN.
London, July 5-12:40 P. M-The story
of the massacre of all the whites in Pc
kin is being retold today with circum-
stantiality that almost convinces those
who have hitherto refused to credit the
sickening tales The only hopeful fea-
ture of the evil news is the fact that it
comes from Chinese sources at Shanghai
but it is realized that even if the trag-
edy has not yet been enacted it can not
long be delayed H1saess help comes from
unknown sources. Even the holding of
Tien Tsin against the overwhelming
hordes seems now to be very remote
treaty ports is seriously threatened.
A dispatch from Che Foo dated yes
terday voices a fear that in view of the
imminence of the summer rains it will
be impossible for the joint forces to ad-
vance to Pekin until autumn.
According to reports from Shanghai
the Chinese army, on march south
ward from Pekin has reached L.ofa- This
is presumably General Mich 81 Chang'S
force en- route to attack Tien TSin. An
other force of SO, 900 Chinese from Lutai
has appeared northeast of Tien Tsin and
is reported to have been driven back by
an. The losses of the internationals were
heavy. The native city when captured
was a horrible spectacle, Chinese bodies
lying thick around the guns The situa-
ton in Kwang Tung Cor eastern pro-
vince) grows worse. Lii Hung Chang is
said to be trying to raise a force of 200,-
900 militia.
Anarchy is widespread in the province
of Shan Tung in spite of the efforts of
Yuan Shika, the governor to control the
revolt. Happily. a band IF 80 American
and other missionaries reached Tsin
Tau safely on July g.
Viceroy Liu is reported to be freely
executing disturbers of the peace at
Nankin.
The German chamber of commerce of
Shanghai has warned Emperor William
not to underestimate the gravity of the
situat ton but to send troops proportion
ate with the forces of the other powers.
MYERS OF THE OREGON.
Washington, July 5-The navy depart
ment has received the following cable
gram from Admiral Kempff:
'Che Foo-Myers, of the Oregon, COM
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ScuIptor FarreII Dead.

Dublin. July 5.-Sir Thomas Farrell
the sculptor. president of the Royal HI
bernian Academy, is dead. He was bor1
in 1928.
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Weather Indications

Chicago, July 5.-Forecast for Kan
sas: Showers and thunder storms to-
night and probably Friday; moderate
temperature; sOutherly winds becom-
ing variable.
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Kwang Su is the ninth emperor of
the dynasty. He came to the throne in
1875. The great events during his reign
have been the opening of the country
to foreign trade, residence and travel,
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steamboats,, railways and telegraphs;
the esta blishment of diplomatic rela-
tions with western nations. and the
protection accorded to those who pro-
fyss, as well as those who teach, Chris
tianity.
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UHHHHvLOL EIVHI
Forced to Take Poison by
Prince Tuan.
Dose Was Administered to
the Empress DOWager.
IT FAILED TO KILL.
She Is Still Alive But Has Gone
Insane.
Murder of All Foreigners in Pc
kin Further Confirmed.
IT FAILED TO KILL.
She Is Still Alive But Has Gone
Insane.
Murder of All Foreigners in Pc
kin Further Confirmed.
Holding OF Tien Tsin by Allied
Army Impossible.

copyright, 1900, by Associated Press.
Shanghai. July s.-Emperor Kwang
Su committed suicide by taking opium
under compuisfon of Prince Tuan, on
June 10. The empress dowager also
took poison, but Is still alive. though
reported to be insane from the effects
of the drug. The above had been
officially reported to the German COM
sular staff.
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Ccontinued on Sixth Page.)
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-07-14
DUBLIC SALE

DUBLIC SALE
OLA
Fine Farm and a Wood Lot,
Near New Windsor, in Carroll County, Nd.
The heirs of Uriah Engar, late of Carroll
county, deceased, will offer at public sale, on
THURSDAY, the 26th day of JULY, 1900,
at . O. clock, p. m, on the premises, the valu-
able farm that the said Uriah Englar owned
at the time of his death. This farm is situated
in New Windsor district, in Carroll county,
Maryland, about one mile from New Windsor,
along the road leading to Uniontown, and it
adjoins the lands of Charles j. Hibberd, Al
fred Englar and others. Ii contains about
1861 ACRES OF LAND,
25 acres of it being meadow land. There is a
large apple and peach orchard and five acres
of good timber on it.
The soil is limestone and slate, and is in
high state of cultivation. Little Pipe Greek
runs through it, and there is a well at the
house and one at the barn. The buildings are
all in good condition, and consist of the man
sion house, which is IA frame building of ten
rooms, tenant house of five rooms, and a
large bank barn. 45x70 feet, at one end of
which has been built wagon shed and gran
AIRY and at the other end Il granary. The
Olher outDulldlngS are large wagon sneu Win
corn crib on each side, carriage house,
three machine sheds, blacksmith shop, two
hen houses. a brick smoke house, ice house,
wash house and dairy combined, and two large
barracks, nearly new, one Of three and the
other of four bins
This farm lies in one of the richest paris of
Carroll county. is conveniently located as to
railroad, churches, Stores schools, &C., and
any one desiring to purchase such home will
be repaid by examiningit. Possession to put
ont fall crops will be given at once.
At the same time and place will also be
offered u Wood Lot of Acres, more or less,
situated in Franklin district, in Carroll coun-
ty, Md, along the road leading from New
port to New Windsor. 1t is fair timber, and
adjcins the lands of Jacob Reigler, David
Sharrets, and the heirs of Jonas Englar, de-
ceased. This wood lot was also owned by the
said Urah Englar, at the lime of his death.
Terms Of Sale:-One half cash, and one
half in six months, or all cash at the option of
the yaIrchaser; credit payment to be secured
by the notes OF the purchaser. with approved
security, bearing interest from day of sale.
Terms may be modified, if desired by pur-
chaser W. PHILIP ENGLAR,
Agent of the Heirs of Uriah Englar, de-
ceased.
Guy W. Steele, Solicitor.
jun3O-4t T. j. Kolb, Auct.
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The Beers Unexpectedly attacked the Brit
ish eighteen miles from Pretoria, on Wednes-
day and captured whole garrison and two
guns. Lord Roberts report that he fears the
casualties are large.
The situation in China is serious, and the
allied forces will have to be greatly strength
ened aud better organized, or the Chinese
may deal them crushing blow.
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Chas f. Fink, Esq, OF Westminster, has
the courage Of his convictions. He is vice
president Of the Maryland Bankers Associa-
ton and attended the annual meeting at the
Blue Mountain House on Wednesday The
customary resolution favoring the single gold
standard of value was offered, and he voted no
and explained that he was not opposed to
bimetaIism. Mr. Moore, Of Hartford county,
also voted against the resolution.
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DATIFICArIoN NOTICE

In the Orphans Court Of Carroll Couuiy
JuSE EEGN. 1900.
Ordered. this 10Th day Of July. 1900. by the
Judges of III, Orphans CuaH OF Carroll
County. lhar the account and distrbaI,on Of
the assets at the personal estate at William A.
Martin. deceased ia the hands Of Benjamin
Croft, Administrator Of said deceased, made
among the creditors Of sand deceased, be Tati,
fed aud confirmed, unless cause be shown 20
the contrary on or before the 9Th Monday,
SO,h day OF Jaly, 1900; provided copy Of
this order be inserted for two successive Neek
before the last named day VA some newspaper
published in Carroll county,
WILLIAM Y. FRlZZELLs
JACOB RINEHART, Judges.
/. CALVIN JORDAN,
True copy,-fest:
JosErH d. Books,
julyl4 II Register OF Wills
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DOGS.

All persons owning, possessing or harbor-
ing any dog or bitch within the limits of the
City of Westminster, are hereby notified to
procure permits from the Clerk of the Mayor
and Common Council on or before August
22d, next, as required by Ordinance No. 1870,
of the Mayor and Common Council of West
minister, or they will be liable to a fine of S.
OSCAR ID. GILBERT, Mayor.
H. B. Grammer, Clerk. iulyl4-2t
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The Republicans are terribly disap pointed
because Mr.. Bryan made speech in which
he discussed imperialism and expansion, and
said little or nothing about silver and gold
coinage
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Mckinley at Canton and Roosevelt at Oys-
Ter Bay were formally notified Of their nomi-
nations on Thursday Mckinley made a
genuine Imperalistic speech in reply.
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SYKESVILLE MARKET.
WHEAT WANTED.
tRIn.Y. Inlr Is. 100

We pay the Highest Market Price for
Wheat. On all wheat coming by the West
minister and Washington Turnpike all toll will
viii be paid by US.
RORERTS, RQOP 4 CO.,
july14-3t Westminster, Md,
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4 SSIGEEE OF MORTqA GEE' 3
a SALE
%
HOUSE AND LOT,

Ia Hampstead District. Carroll County. Nd.
The undersigned ASST ncr II mortgage. by
Slfige Of The power aud authority contained
ia a deed 81 morseag, trsG George Ford aud
Jsuuie Ford. has wife. to Thoms, J. Gor.uch.
bearing date August 9Th. l>sy aud aul, ~
corded among The Real Estate Mortgage
Record, ui Carroll touHly. Nj. Zee Iits-r
" y. NJ Ne, -. fuiio 44l. 6e.. aad which
SAID mortgage has been dolls assigned to John
II. Armsca,,. ou lhs 2ish day Il duly. A. q.
lSt0. which SAID assignment !. iuly recorded
as aforesaid. &c. Will offer az public sale, ii
the Count House dour, ga
MONDAY. AUGUST 9Th, 1900.
al : a. CLOCK, p. TAI, sharp. all that house aul
lot situate near the public county ggad. lead
Jag from Mexico TO Hampstead, and abou,
halt mile from Shiloh Mills aud miles from
HamF stead, On W. NJ. K T.. containing
100 SQUARE PERCHES or LAND.
more ar less, in good stale Ut cultivation. &c.
improved by u Story Log and
Weatherboarded house and an i
necessary buildings. Couven AkA
lent 10 school, church. store, 3
mill sud railroad station. and (, worthy The
attention at purchasers.
Terms of Sale. Cash. A deposit OF SlOO
cash viii be required from the purchaser uu
day OF sale.
JOHN II. ARMACOST,
Assignee of Mortgage.
Geo. l.. Stocksdale, Solicitor Tor Assignee.
julyl' Il John NJ. Iingling, Auct
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~
GOOD FARM,


In Tangylovu District. Carroll Coupty, Nd.
Il, virtue Of the power aud authority con
tanned ia a mortgage from Rudolph Martin
asd Mary A. H. Martin, his wife, 10 David
steiner. under date Of March both, ISIS, which
mortgage Is duly recorded among the Real
Estate Mortgage Records of Carroll county,
MARYLAND. 10 l.iber ", y. NJ, No. %, folio
AZ Be-. the undersigned, DAVID Stoper, the
MORTGAGE. viii offer at publc sale on the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY. the lst DAY Of AUGUST,
1890. at O. clock =. rs, all that farm owned
by Rudolph Martin, in his life time. This
farm is situated three miles East st Ianrylown,
aud lies between the lands of Samuel Stoner
aud Charles Bashaor IL contains
"a ACRES OF LAND More OF Less,
aud all of il IS arabic and in high state Of
cultivation. The Improvements consist OF a
roush-cast stone house of : rooms hank
barn. 37x6O feet. wagon shed. corn cribs,
carriage house aud all necessary Cutbuldngs
Il has a good bearing apple and pear orchard
and plenty OF an other kinds Of fruit. Part
Of this farm was lined last year There IS a
spring Ia nearly every field, and it lies along
Big Pipe Greek.
Terms Of Sale:-Cash, as required by the
mortgage. The mortgage viii, however, II
desired by the purchaser, ALLOW Sl,2ohO0 OF
the purchase money remain Iu sand farm.
William Smith, DAVID SIONEkr
nly-74t Auct. Mortgage.
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FERTILIZERS.

Don place your order for fall fertilizers
until you see Us. Talk is cheap but
facts are stubborn. We have both facts
and figures that will surprise You. We
have contracted for 1000 tons fertilizers
for Fall satisfactorily securing the very
best discounts. We must sell these goods
and we mean for facts and figures 10 do it.
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InRCUIT COURT of THE UNITED
y STATES, DISTRICT OF
MARYLAND.
Moses Taylor Pyne, Surviving Elk
ecutor, sc, against The CHESTNUT
Hill Iron Ore Company.

In pursuance Of an interiocutory order and
decree. iui. filed in this cause ON the 18th
day of June, 1900, notice IS hereby gwen
that the uuders sucd, Stephen 5. Palmer, as
receiver OF the said Chestnut Hill Iron Ore
Company. has filed ia the above named Court
his Account OF Proceedings rs such Receiver,
dated May 2sth, 1900 aud that all persons
having objections to sand Account are required
to file the same ia said Court on or before the
nth day Of July 1900. and that all claims
and demands against the defendant, the Chest
nut Hill Iron Ore Company, must be present.
ed to sand Receiver, at his office, No. Il
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 10Th 1900.
STEPHEN S. PALMER,
Receiver of the Chestnut Hill Iron Ore Co.
Henry n. Tiff, Atty. for Receiver, No.
IL William St, New York.
iuneSO 81 William II. Thomas, Counsel
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Iaung putting your Call Mail orders
LUMBER, COAL AND SUPPLY COMPANY,
WESTMINSTER MD.

Lumber Coal Agricultural I'm
in and
expenses until further said stock Those needing
ANYTHING money We large stock OF Lumber
Sash Roofing Agricultural Implements the
celebrated Sbule and Champion Wagons We agents Superior
GRAND aniw exhibition Give call
LUMBER COAL. AND SUPPLY CO.,
juyl4 Westminster, Md
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S-Ifs lf h1resEsJ tlsaafg 81 tgrr1l.
l. calvin p BzmkeFs IrfAsgrrs %! thu above
naiss1 bsak 30 sa!eHuly swear that the above
statement Is true the bsi ~ my Efs1H igc aud
belief
CALNIS T. BANKEEF Irf4slrrf
sgts-iril->4 ami sauTu before this iIth day
wv ENRHAET ) f..
Carrrct-Altest
GEO " YEt>EK
IA JOSEPH J. sTEwAET DIRECTOR
JOHN st H4DON.
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George H. StocksdaIe and Guy ". steele.
Solicitors
TNRUSTEES SALE
Il o.
Two Small Farms and Two
Wood Lots,
L In------. 4

b. virtue of - decree ct the Circuit Court
tor Carroll County. sitting ~ a Court OF
Equity. passed IN cause No $500 Equity, ON
the ll'h day OF May. 1891, IN which cause
Mary 5. Baruhsft aud others are plaintiffs
and Mary e. STEPHAN and Others. defendants
the aHder- gued, trustees appointed by said
decree, wall ofer AZ public sale. ON the Home
Farm oighc late George stephan. decea,ei. GA
WEDNESDAY. the Sih ct AUGUST, 1921
nt = O'Clock, p ~. all of the folIo~in. real
estate situated n Manchester District, Car.
rau county. MI, uf which The SAji George
stephan died seized aud possessed.
1t, The Home Farm OF said George
stephan, containing
s3i ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS
This farm he, along The Wc-,miHasy and
Manchester county ras5, adjoining the lands
ct Gearse " Rr4wu. John T. Brusu and
Others AIsnUt : ur z acres 81 This farm Is tn
rood lumber aud the balance Is AZ Arablc ard
rs Ugh state 1T cultivation 4 good b-ar5as
orchard !. ON 81. aud the improvements es,a.
sss; Of . bacj5rg House. tAuk
4 y - harm. ~AEun shsd, DAIRY sad
M.ss az necessary ua'balilinsS. t.
k&LI14kSSA bias plenty ol aAi,r. lhs is
pnr ng ihr be.s sluaii farus gn Nan.a,.trg
80
-, ....'......'.-. ~. -. !,
,.,-.-t.... :, - =.
81 &C.,. z,.... 49,. AL -f....,..r4 -
offered f,r ale ft. ..ll s.r..,...r1, 500. 3. t..t
.hg sad George Slef.b.s. resided q, ,f.. fru,s
af %. death T. ,4glnla.
'"f - '''- '' '''N.'A'f N'N1 20 '-'~N't
aHa the Improvements eursssi "a a.
Ffassr IlvtIaHs h'use, ffaAH bank .RAk-
barn. aeA ibe "afue'.i'"Es necessary fas =
g.ae~ ~ pc -'E"- AZ % 'ss lH't.4t1Es arr
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TO PUBLIC
~ SCHOOL TRUSTEES.

You are hereby notified that the laws of
1894, chapter ITO, provide THAT District
School Trustees slall take and subscribe the
oath or affirmation Of office prescribed by the
Constitution before the County School Com
mssioners and Examiner, or Justice of the
Peace, in their respective countless and all
trustees, whether recently appointed or
whether reappointed are earnestly requested
to comply with said provisions as soon as
possible.
Per order of the Board of School Commits
sioners. ID. l.. FARRAR,
july-l4-2t Secretary.
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SPECIAL 8 CENT SALE.

Monday July will have special Sc Sale Our entire center count
be filed from all
The will be begin numate them Every department
in Wash Goods
Chnawa bargains all kinds
and be July l6 this day only
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pEPORT OF THE CONDITION

OF the Union National Bank If H'estH,in,
ster, al Westminster, IA the State Of Harg,
land, at the close Of business, Jnj.e
sgth, 1900
RESOURCES
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kask,k

mcut' thereon consist Of eom. ~
Log Dwelling House. lu good condition, -
Gently repaired 6rsi-ciAS frame barn, hog
house and spring boHs- There Isa sprung ui
excellent water near dwelling house aud ruu-
ming w&scr on the place All the bu'lilnSs
are in good repair There IS due proportion
Of wood and meadow land h. iaUd = iH a
good state ct cultivation and produce. good
crops THIS property Is well located. about
mile north II the Trump CoGniy Road, aad
IA miles northwest Of Bachwan Mills, 90 ihc
road leading fraa Bachmau Nil.s lu the
Trump County Road. ia Marcbr>tev District
10 Carroll County. Maryland, and IS aas m
The occupancy ST Milton RAnkcrg- Il aiJuins
the anus OF Messrs. Charles Vents, JOAN A
Houck aud WAshIugtaa FScsFr. aud is couNe
uieui Co churches. schools .sU.i markets. Tbs
Is a desirable little houy aud aeli aarttY the
attention of purchasers.
Terms 5i Sale 49, Cash aT. lt dss1rei ht iec
purchaser or purchaser toe i',iueiRE cr,i.i
terms sill he given ~ One.ihird eaah nn che
day Of sale ~ urgu 'ar ratification thereof F.
one third ga Is moHths and The b4sauee iH n
months lfam the day I'd sal, the credit paw
msnts to he secured by the notes sd the par
chaser or purchasers, Ssh approved ssCaytg,
bearing interest trua3 she i4y gi safe
JONATHAN BiNLEH. NgHzasor.
Reiisaidrr a Crime. SOLICITOR
uivl4 Is Jacob HodHaa- AaCt
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

The creditors Of William Sauble, deceased,
are hereby notified TO file their claims, prop
erly proven and authenticated, with the Clerk
OF he Circuit Court for Carroll County, within
two months from the day Of sale above men
toned VIII H. THOMAS,
CHARLES +. FINK,
Trustees.
iuucs0 IS J. n. o. Smith, AucI.
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MISERABLE PROPERTY
IL IN WESTMINSTER,
AT PRIVATE SALE.

The undersigned, executor of the bate John
X. Diehl, offers at Private Sale the following
described properties of said deceased:
i,t The Home Property Of the late John
X. Diehl, situated on the northwest side OF
Liberty street, and on the corner of Liberty
street and Chase street, fronting $50 feet on
Liberty street, aud extending 1870 feet back to
an alley. The improvements
thereon consist OF commodI- 4
Gus and we'll arranged Dwelling "a SsnSN
House with seven rooms, well sezz=5aLzzat3aises--
finished and in IA first class state OF repair, and
with cellar that cannot be surpassed; summer
house and such other improvements as are re-
quired to make the property complete ana de,
sirlbc II IS abGudantly stocked with smal'
fruits.
Possession given at the expiration OF four
weeks from the day OF sale and compliance
with the terms OF sale.
ID. The property adjoining the above de
scribed property, fronting 53 feet on Liberty
street and extending 1913 feet back to an alley,
IA aud which is improved with good
bs19. Dwelling House. aud other necessary
appurtenances The house has six rooms and
suitable cellar.
Possession given on April LIST, 1901.
Both these properties are supplied with city
water.
Terms oil Sate'-Ohe-thlfd catsh on tue ut'y
of sale or on the ratification thereof by the
Orphans Court, and the remaining sum IN Two
equal payments of six and twelve months, re-
snectiveiy: the credit payments to be secured
by satisfactory notes, with approved security
and bearing interest from the day of sale; or
all cash, at the option of the purchaser OF pur-
chasers.
For further information apply to the under
signed living near Westminster.
JNO. L. CASSELL,
iuu2Otf Executor.
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SPECIAL SALE Of STATIONERY ON WEDNESDAY.

Wednesday, shall the bargains in Writing Papers
YOU have eve seen.
Special o Q and 3Oc Box Papers l2Ic
Special lot ex ira fine Pen Tablets ruled or PLAIN 34c
Special 25c Tablets fine goods,
line Toilet Paper largest roll made 7c
Special lot 5c NoteB Books,
Bargains in Envelopes Bargains n Bargains in Muclage Etc
only small part OF what we shall
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Builders, Farmers and
Gardeners Supplies.

We told YOU >ome months ago we car
red larger stock of Building Material
than any other dealer in Carroll or Howard
couuties This Is still fact Our eata-
lu.suc describes our stock
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REFERs ny PERMISSION 10
Ex.Sen. A. p. German, Wash, ID. c.
Rep Jas. d. Richardson, Wash, d. c.
Hon. Jno. p. Poe, BALTIC, Nd.
Tax Office, District Of Columbia.
Elk. Sea. Chas f. Henderson, Omaha, Neb.
Hon. VIM. Pinkney Whyte, BALTIC, Md.
Judge NJ. f. Morris, Wash, d. c.
Nat Bank of Washington, Wash, d. c.