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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-10
Dzielny Pufk Czwarta-
k6w.
(Ciag ~dalszy).
Jest kto we wsi?

niczego sic ME dowiedzia}. Wreszcie
garnek odstawi}a cd ognia.
No dawaj, my tez g}odni!
Przelotnie rzuci}a ma mas zjadliwem
okiem, ale mic ME m6wiac pokraja}a
kota, da1a jesc i sama wzie}a kawa}ek.
Mnie zapraszali = rzuci}em okiem ku
niebu przez okno, gwiazda b}yszcza}a-
przyPomnia{o mi sic, re to Villa, i od-
mowi}em mimo zaproszeh samej baby.
Oni Small sic re mnie. w tenn jeden
da{ dziecku kawa{ek. Dziecko chwy.
clio chciwie, baba mu chcia1a z reki WV
TRAGIC, ale by}o zapozno. Wsciek}osc
zarysowa}a sic ma jej twarzy, a my zro-
zumielismy wszystko.
Otruci! - rykna} kolega, ude-
rzyf piescia o%zarownice a ia odret-
wia}em. Piec minut p6zniej szesc tru-
pow leza}o W chacie. TAX to bronili
sic hiszpanie, re nawet pred lyle ME-
ludzkiemi ME wzdrygali sic postep-
kami.
Milczenie zaPanowa4o ma chwile, tyl-.
ko dymek b}ekitny p}yna} z lulek ku
niebu; dopiero przerwa} Witozak, Cd
zywaJac sic do litwina wzietego pod
Janowem, ktory wstapi} do szereg6Hw.
Byf to ten sam schorza{y zo}nierz, kto-
ry pod Grochowem juz powzia} plan
przejscia do braci.
Powiedz no bracie, czemu to mo-
skale nawet broh %rzucili pod Dembem?
Ze wy tax robiliscie, to mic dziwnego,
boscie nasi bracia; ale moskale to bitny
narod, chot jak z naszymi sic zetra, 20
stana pobici, jednak zawsze twardo sic
bronia.
Powiem Wan - odpar{ litwin -
wlecle dobrze, re samym moskalom lie
Jest pod carem, a ia ma w{asne oczy ma
patrzyfem sic strasznego ucisku, DO
rzucali mnie cd Bugu do Wo}gii IRA
lu. Lud ~ciemny, car niechce, zeby by{
oswiecony, DO zarazby GO zwali}, mad
uzyc wine Przypisuje samym urzedni-
kom, a carowi slepo wierzy; z~o}nierz
idzie ma bitwe karnie i pos}usznie, DO
must. Nam w1oscianom to juz najgo-
RE- pod moskiewskim rzadem. Dawniei
"a polskich czasow, chot ME by{o nam
tax, jakby bye powinno, by}y ola mas
prawa i jakas obrona cd z}ego pana; "a
Kosciuszki powiadali rodzice, ze by{o
dobrze, tylko predko ten czas przemi-
MAJ; teraz gorzej many niz bydleta;
zdzieraja z mas ciezkie podatki, trzeba
zywic i znosic zo}nierza przechodniego,
co wymysla ! niszczy, bo nigdy ME p{a-
ca "a to. Me wolno wcale skarzyG sic
ma pana, a co ~najgorsza, z mas prawie
samych biora rekruta. My mielismy W
~naszej wsi blisko Grodna dobrego pana,
chclaf nam pahszczyzne darowa6 po-
czeSci, a poczesci ma czynsz zamieni6, i
oPiekowa{ sic nami, ale Rad ma to ME
Pozwoli{, posz}o doniesienie, zandarmi
Jezdzili ciagle do wsi pod pozorem, re
lud bury grubo musia1 sic dziedzic
op4acic! TAX to oni nietylko mas wszyst-
kich razem gnebia, ale chca j~eszcze, by
Jedni drugich gnebili, DO boja sic, zeby
oko{o mich krucho ME bylo, gdybysmy
razem sic wzieli. Przecie ma z}odzieiu
czapka gore.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-10

e,eaka prac9. kiopoty Tub tea przez styoznoat ,
e.Uro~i'ymi osooami cierpieh tych nabyI.
cier,i n'isssne istoty przez kro,kie swoje iycis
S.etylY 1azwyczs1 skutki swych ~ad. stahosrI
isns o,c,e ssrca, Dol gfowy, osfab enie, katar. epi.
SPsyes my hi.m"ralne. nerwowotc. zatv A..
anenie, Dol merck, reumatyzm, astme, i'm nossrcss
oo.ace wysyph ma cahem ciele 1 r5sne ehoroSx,
Slktz tych 1ednakfe ME ms powcdu rozpscza1.
sioow1em wynaleEione zostafo przex lek.,Z Nv -
nsszem miescte TAXI lekarstw o, kt6rem cierpiepis
Powy]s,e sly oko gruntownie wyleczone hive
mSg?. ktore , ludsi ~cierpdsc, Oh 1czynic mofe
suaz. .nowu silnych, tfustych, dobrze
go sycia. ' "o "epoine-
Ma asdanie vyslemy ma probe tvle ieharstv. lie
-yssaxc:y ma caiy typuen, supefnie dArmo. Wssy-
~, ktor<y; pragna wyleczeuis, moga sie z0fo-
SIC hstownie hut osobiscie do: ~
State Medical Dispensary,
oH' hiaoison ST. Chicago, Ill.
Otwarte Cd 10 rano do DO pofudniu.
Od o do Q wieczorem.
w niedziele Cd 10 do le DO pofudniu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-10
OstrOfeka.

Przez kwiecieh i maj by}o powstanie
W pe{ni rozwoju. Lubo ludzie i~eszcze
pc wielu miejscach dobrze ME wiedzie-
Ii, "a co maja walczyc, uczuciem naro-
dowem porwani, s}yszac re wojsko pol
skie~ zwycieza moskali, sami zaczeli tn i
owdzie brac sic do broni. Ma Litwie
zw3aszcza wrza}o powstanie, zagrazaiac
ty3om wojska moskiewskiego; ale ME-
stety rozdwojone j rozsypane ma tysiac
oddzia1kow, ktorych dowodzoy jeden z
drugim 1aczyc sic j s}ucha6 ME chcieli
nikogo, ME wiele mog}o zdzia{a6.
Move zwycieztwo dnia 10 kwietnia
pod Iganiami mad try razy ~liczniej-
Sym wrogiem ~odniesione, nowego
blasku dodalo pu}kowi czwartemu. Dy-
bicz wreszcie powroci} z mad WHISKY ma
szose siedlecka, by uniknac zupe}nepo
pogromu; tylko Skrzynecki mimo wo-
fania wojska j narodu, mimo wiesci o
swiezem Dwernickiego pod Boremlem
mad potrojna si}a odniesionem zwycie-
ztwie, ME chcial stoozyc bitwy.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)
The Democratic advocate., 1900-09-15
McCoDaas' Blindness.

Maryland gave $1,000 majority for Nc
Kinley before and gee no reason why she
should not give as many this year"
Thus spoke Senator McComas 10 Marx
HanDa in New York last week. If McComas
believes this, why is he spending 50 much
time at Republican headquarters in Bali
more? Even if Chairman Goldsborough is
not skilled in party management, with such a
majority in prospect McComas' services and
advice would not be needed. If the condi-
tons nov were the same as they were in
1896, any kind Of Republican Chairman
would do Indeed it would not matter If
there we're no Republican headquarters.
McConias, however, knows there is a vasf
difference between conditions 10 1886 aud
now. If he knows anything Of public sen
timent he knows that Mckinley will not only
not get $1,000 majority in Maryland in No
vember bot will get none. Maryland Is going
for Bryan.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-09-15
The Election in Maine.

Maine elected state officers and congress
men oH AoHdzy. Hanna made special efforts
TO carry the state by large majority, for the
effect it might have gpOa the yolerz eIseshere-
The Republicans zere supplied with . larger
campaign fund than they ever bad before and
speakers from other states we're sent into the
state to arouse the Republicans. including
Gen Adam E King and MAJOR i NJ. Han
cock Of Baltimore
A 10 Vermont last week, the resaIi In
Maine vas Disappointing. As seonp4rsd Eiih
the vote Of 1876 the Democratic vote in
creased y per cent znd the Republican vote
fell Of II per cent
If the change ia Vermont and Maine hoids
good throughout the country, and there Is DO
reason To suppose otherwise. the Democrats
will carry Maryland, Ohio, Illinois. Indiana
West Virginia, Michigan. Minnesota Ken
lucky, California, Delaware, I3~a- Oregon
and North Dakota in addition TO The states
carried IN Isss.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-09-15
The Cost of Imperialism.

The first session Of the present Congress,
the Fifty-Sixib, created 5,O6g Offices aud
abolished 2, ,799, according 10 Senate Docn-
ment No. 1863, published by authority of law.
The total increase in the number OF new
offices created and salaries increased 10 old
ones is 2,749, while the annual increase in
salaries amounts in the aggregate 10 So $685.
1884, &c. This does not include the number
less commissions appointed by the president
with salaries attached.
This document also shows thu. the nppro-
priation for one year made by this first ses-
sion amounted to $40, ,l50, ,se2.ss. IN addi-
ton TO this il shows that the amount Of CON
tracts authorized by appropriation acts IN ad-
ditisn to appropriations made therein is
$5s, ,440, ,374, the total being $7Gs, ,59l, ,2s6. ss.
From these official figures the people may
gain some idea Of the cost of the imperial
policy Of the Hanna Mckinley Administra-
ton.
When the 5ist Congress made sppropriA-
tons aggregating billion dollars, and was
hHoWh ny inc Diiiioh DoiihF tohsftsst
the people hurled the Republican party from
power in the House Of Representatives. The
present Congress will likely appropriate one
billion and BALI dollars, as the second ses-
sions are usually more extrayagant than The
first. 1.-THE people reyoited at Billion Dol
lar Congress, what will they think of Bill
lion and Hall Dollar Congress?
The Democratic advocate., 1900-09-15
The Hanna-McKinlsy Acceptance

Eb- Hanna YeKihley letter accepting the
Republican nomination for President was is
sued on Monday. 1t is long aud firesOme
and was probably read by few who were not
obliged TO read it-newspaperz writers and
politicians. The most Of it Is recital Of the
Ioings Of the Hanna Mckinley Adminisrra-
ton at hone and abroad, and a. 10 The facts
many people will differ with the letter. SiI-
yer Is ar immediate, If not paramount,
issue, says the letter, and considerable space
is occupied to prove it. The people are told
they are prosperous, and the policy in the
Philippines Is justified. Promises are made
in reference TO Cuba and Porto Rico-that IS
they will have better government whenever
the Republican party deems them worthy Of
it. The different matters touched upon are too
numerous for detail. Most Of the letter Is
Irrelevant. and will not stay the trend Of pub
lie sentiment against Imperialism and toward
HrTau.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-09-15

Pqrsazat % the zeiiOB Of The DeDoersile
Csntrzl Committee Of Carroll COanty, al :.
tnes,iug Lsld Oa September 10 The city Oi
Westminster, Bryan, Sisg=IsoB and Iaibci
Clsbs will t,s organized 10 tie respsefise sise-
lion districts 0f tie eOuaty On
SATURDAY EVENISG. SEPTEMBER Is,
All vesons wh0 oppose the United States
adOptiug 80 Imperial poiiey aud sho oppose
Trasts aud MonOpOIies are invited 70 be pre-
eut asd unite IL she OrganizaiiOns- Clubs VII
bs ofganized if the respective dlsfrlcfs al ib@
plaeeS named. a. follows:
Tan.yt0sn disirie1-.4t Hzslseg add Izt'-J :
Town.
UniOniOxn disfric4-At
Nyers- disiriei-At Silver Bun.
Woolefyss disiriei-AI SandySIlls.
Freedom disfrief-Al Masonic Hall. Free
dom-
Manchester distrset-At Manchester.
Hant..tead districi-At Hampstead
Praaklin di.iriet-At TsyiOrsFille.
Niddlebarz distrief-At Double PlPs Greek
n. Windsor disfr1et-Af Sss Windsor.
Uoion Bridge district--At Union Bridge
NJ Airy dlsirict-At Mt Airy
secreiaries Of Claiss viii please end 70 The
secfetars Of thu committee, T. o. Hssnt,
Westminster. at once, ib- NAMES oi Oiile-fs Oi
The club and the number Of tneLDlS-rz, a. =
reqord of these are desired Big the committee
3. r. GROUSE. Chairman
E. o. WEAST. Secretary.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-09-15
Trusts and Travelling Men

Tie commercial travelling tHen ia 1896 we're
nearly unanimous for Mckinley. They re-
garded Bryan's election 10 mean the payment
Of their salaries IN deprecated money. Bryan
wa. defeated and the travelling men contrib
nled materially 10 the defeat
There you'd not have been any deprecia-
ton 10 any dollar bearing the government
stamp had Mr. Bryan been successful, bHt
there would have been some check put upon
the rise and growth Of trust. More trusts
have been organized since 1896 than in all The
preyiou. century. and the travelling men are
seriorsly feeling the result In BryaD's de-
feat they escaped The alleged impending Sd
cent dollar, but 10 McKinley's election many
Of them haven't any kind Of dollar.
In an address at a meeting Of the CONNER
cial Travellers and Hotel Mems Anti- Trust
League. ia New York, on Tuesday, John NJ.
Gwinn said there we're 80, 900 travelling men,
and Of these $500 had been thrown ouf Of
employment by the trusts aud 5000 more
had been taken off the road aud made to ac
cept a reduction Of over thirty per cent. IN
their salaries. The withdrawal OF these co.
90 men, he said, meant al annual loss OF
$27 900, 900 10 railroad, express aud sleeping
car companies, an amount equal 10 the entire
surplus earnings Of the railroad companies III
the country for 1898, aud il meant Il loss Of
SIS, ,0OO, 900 TO hotels. In addition. the trav-
cling men have lost 500, 900, 900 IN salaries.
These figures are doubtless correct, and it
Is little wonder that the travelling men and
hotel keepers have formed an antitrust league
aud are working for Bryan's election. lftrusis
keep on organizing, as they will If Mckinley
is reelected, 6O,0OO more travelling men may
be laid of, and selfpreseryation IS the main
spring Of the endorsement Of Bryan by the
travelling and hotel men.
The trusts have not only injured the travel
ing men by throwing them out Unemployment
and reducing their wages, but they have raised
the prices upon the necessities OF life. MOI
only for travelling men have prices Of Deees-
sites been raised, bat the shole 1000, ,000
Of people have felt the band Of The trusts.
Aud the trusts have done even worse than
raise prices and exact ex0rbiiant profits from
the people. Tney have, by coercion of en-
ployes and the use Of money, controlled the
election Of LEGISLATOR, congressman and pub
lie officers, and stifed popular government
The Hanna Mckinley Administration is domi
mated by the trusts, and it is from the trust
Hanna expects to raise the money to buy Nc
Kinley's reelection. The trusts will respond
Literally, for their salvation depends upor
McKinley's re election. Mr.. Bryan is foe
to every enemy Of the people, aud if elected
will use every power 10 restrain the trust
from pIunderng the people, aud every persor
opposed to trusts should vote for him.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-09-15

Roosevelt is ogt in the Dzkot2s, and the
further svsy from home he gets the more
reckless be 3 of speech On Tsesdzy II
FIzBdrezz, Soafh Dakota, he told kl- hearers
thai ''It Is On the Fcsrth Of JaIy thai we cell
citrate The victories Of Banker Hill. YoFkfOsn
and Appzmsitox-" Mosf people tko1ght
the Declaration Of Indepesdencs szs promuI-
gated On the Fourth Of J1ly, and that event
vas the occasion Of the observance Of the
dzy. But Roosevelt and his fellow IBper-
izlists hare cast ASIDE that doeaasBf, ana
started % tour Of szbjagziioD aroand the
world, denying that all Hsh are created free
and equal. and this i..Sby be has changed The
meaning Of the Fourth OfJaly- Most people
boEeyer. viii not accept his d5etGn on the
matter, and will eOntinae 10 e~iebrzfe the
Pogrfh Of July On account Of the Declaration
of Isdspendenee and vote agziast the parry
thai denies the principles Of that document
The Democratic advocate., 1900-09-15

When CarIise, olney, Villas, PiHkney whyte,
Bourke Cochran, Gen. Bragg and other dis
tinguished Democrats left the Democratic
party IN 1896 70 support Mckinley, every
Republican paper praised their patriotism
and honesty and pointed to them as shining
examples Of men who placed conscience aud
dnty above party names. The same conyic-
tions Of duty have prompted Senator yelling.
ton TO leave the Republican party for the
time and support Mr.. Bryan, and yet the
same papers which had 50 much praise for
Democrats who supported Mckinley have
nothing but abuse for Wellington. They will
have some difficulty in convincing sensible
people that a Democrat who leaves his party
is saint aud Republican who leaves his
party il devil.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-09-15
Killed by Fall From Runaway
Team.

Li1TLEsrows, Pa. Sept 2.-Yesrerday
afternoon, while Elias Mayors, of this place,
was driving out the Taneyfown road. he met
the steam wellboring machine Of Augustus
Smith coming toward him at Daniel Crouse's
farm, one mile from town. One Of the men
accompanying ibe machine led Mr.. Mayors
horse past. and thought all was right. But
the horse started to run, and Mr. MaYers, who
was not IN good health aud somewhat feeble,
was no, able 10 control the horse, who ran off
and upset the buggy. throwing MIR. Mayors
with sncb force that bis left leg and several
ribs were fractured. He was also hurt inter
nally, bleeding from the mouth, and had ugly
cuts on his skull. Mr. Mayors was found and
his s0n sent for, who took him To his home
and sent for doctor, who did all possible for
the injured man, without avail, however, as
he died ia a short time. Mr.. Mayors was &c
years old, and was we'll known in this vicinity
as a seller of nursery stock. He is survived
by three sons aud one daughter. the latter
keeping house for him.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-09-15
Be Consistent.

If there is Democrat in Carroll who hesi
tates TO vote for Mr.. Talbot for Congress. lei
him pause aud consider well before be acis.
A vote against him, or vote withheld from
him, is against Mr.. Bryan, for a President
would be powerless with both houses of Con.
gress opposed TO him. To elect Bryan and
not elect House of Representatives 10 sup
port him would be like eleciing man presi-
dent Of a company and choosing board oi
directors opposed to his policy. The Demo.
crat who cannot support Mr.. Talbot cannot
be much in favor of Mr.. Bryan, and if he in.
tends TO support the Republican nominee for
Congress he might as well vote for Mckinley
and Roosevelt, also.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-09-15

Myssps En,ro.s .o,s, Door 70
Westminster Is as catchy as lbe Republican
cry of a Full Dinner Pail' and "Pra,ec,;on
10 Labor All are misleading. IJn,;I ner.
sonal spleen prompled hostiIity 10 the Wasb.
iugton and Weslminster Turnpike eyerybodv
thought that good roads were 4 beneft 10 any
town. They were regarded as an Omen Door
for they made access easy. Now. however. n
good roadway on /, road that was either dusty or
muddy the year through, IS condemned solely
because certain citizen of Westm;ns,sr D,y Vs.
instrumental IN ia Construction The nsonIs
who are opposed 10 il are mostly the people
who twice tried to build turnpike. and for
lack Of means or lack of energy or business
capacity tailed. No matter what was The
cause, they failed.
Now let some of the leaders in the move.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-09-15

or. BENJAMIN's REFORMED Sunday
- School will hold its picnic on Saturday,
September %, at IL M, sharp, in the grove Of
Mrs. Elijah Wagner. A band of music will
be present. Refreshments sold for the benefit
of the school, Should the weather be un-
favorable the picnic will be held the followin5
Saturday. All invited. septl5 1t
The Democratic advocate., 1900-09-15
A PpLIcAr1oN FOR PARDON

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE,
ASsAPoLIs, Sept. 7, 1900.
To all Whom it may Concern
Notice is Hereby Given, That application
has been made to His Excellency. John Wal
ter Smith, Governor Of Maryland, for the par
don of George Walter Gambler, who was con.
vicied Of breasiDg and entering dwelling
house in the day time, and sentenced to be
confined in the MARYLAND Penitentiary for the
period of three years and six months.
The Governor will take up the said case for
FINAL decision, on or after Monday, the l7th
day OF September, until which time protests
against such pardon will be heard, and the
papers filed open to inspection, at the discre-
ton of the Governor.
By order of the Governor,
W1LFRED BATEMAN,
septic II Secretary Of State.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-09-15
TO THE REGISTERED VOTERS
Il OF CARROLL COUNTY.

Notice is hereby given that the Board of
Supervisors of Election for Carroll county
will meet al It's Office, near the Court House,
in Westminster, Md. ON Wednesday, the 26th
day OF September, 1900. at a. m, for the
purpose of granting removal certificates. If
the Voters name has been already erased, the
certificate will be given TO him or any person
applying for it; bat il the voters name has not
been erased, he must apple in person for it.
JOHN NJ. ROBERTS, President.
II. s. MUSSELMAN,
cHAS. e. NIC0DEMUS,
Board of Supervisors of Elections Of Carroll
county. sept-l5-2t
The Democratic advocate., 1900-09-15

s9OetOber and viii b. regi.,r4Iieu
dzys- Democrats =noaId look up the snr=z
isfeFed AID also prepare 10 have the Hzmes Of
dad znd rehnoTed persons striekea from The
f,soks
The Democratic advocate., 1900-09-15

r IST OF UNCLAIMED MATTER
IL remaining in the Postofice, Westmin-
ster, Nd, September s, 1900:
Adams, Miss Lula Gipson, Miss Mary
Baylor, Mrs. John Hill, Miss Mildred A.
Boman, Mr.. Ge orge Jones, Miss Sarah
Bloom, George Kane, Mrs. Eliza
Burns, Mrs. Annie Lewis, Miss Mary
Cole, Miss Goldie Lucabaugh, B. W. aud
Davidson. Miss Hilda Son,
Embree. Mr.. J. G. Myers, Miss Annie r..
Ennis, Miss " EstelIe Renner, Harry A.
Farber, Mrs. Annie woodward. Mrs Annie
Frick, Mr.. George
Persons calling for matter in the above lisi
will please say It was advertised.
sepl6 MILTON SCHAEFFER, P. NJ.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-09-15

The other party favors continuance OF the
plain aud simple government Of our fathers.
public expenditures limited to the actual ne
cesslfies Of the Government, tariff taxation
for public purposes only, an army for defense
free from monoplistic combinations.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-09-15


Tie uudersizEed, by Tlrtue Of decree ..
the Cirezii CoGrf for Carroll Comfy sitting
IN EqaIry. vii offer at public sale. AT the lzIe
res5dsoee Of ETaa T. Snadsr, deceased, on
TUESDAY. szh day Of OCTOBER. 1900,
sf O'Clock, p n. the fara Of which said
Evan T. Snz5er died seized and p<ssessed,
containing
I2sI ACRES and "a SQUARE PERCHES.
more or lez- located On The Sans Greek
rozd- oue-q4zrter Of a mile from Sam : Creek
p D. and zbOgi y mIlzs ss.nth from Mes
Windsor. IN Carroll e0suLy. Maryland; aboaI
acres Of this farm lies In Prei-Tiek csSaniT-
The improvements consist Of large and
Substantial BrIrk D@eiiing
Hoase. . large BrIek bank 4
barn, wagon zheds. carnage :ssIA
houses. zzsh boas-. I<o dSirie<, us3
bTiek spgIng house. h,,z pesIs zsd O<her ozI-
bziIdings
Thee entire f.rln - under caIiiEzaion, exr-IsS
from 10 8 acre Of nezdo= laHd. nearly al
the fences are posi- AID rail- ali the Isa5IiiEgs
zsd fences are 10 hrst-clz=s condition This
farm mas running ~zIer and fine apple
orchard. and i one Of the besr cropping fzrz1s
10 Carroll eoanfy-
0ne-hzIf interest In 81 seres Of gro.iag
wheat viii go With the farm
Al the same time and place the undersigned
EiIi also offer al public sale u Acres Of Wood
land. containing good timber, located in Fred
er1ek county. on road leading from the Old
Liberty Road 20 HarrisonsIlIe. about mile
from Coser's P. o. and about miles from
the home tzra-
Possession vii Be given Al any time between
NoE@mb-r Isl and April Isl next
Terms of Sale One third cash on the day
Of sale or upon the ratification thereof; ose-
third in one year and one-third in Two years
from the day Of sale, With interest, the ersdif
payments 10 be seearei by the notes OF the
purchaser. with approved security
ABRAN p SNADER.
F. A CrsEf,rd Aucf IruS-se-
The Democratic advocate., 1900-09-15
NO. a7eo EQUITY.
MO. ssal EQUITY.

M .. 55zI EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county,
John II. Armacosl, Assignee of Mortgage,
vs.George Ford and Jennie Ford, his wste,
Mortgagors.
Ordered this l4th day of September,A- ID.
1900, that the account of the auditor fled
in this cause be finally ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the lst day of October, next;
provided copy Of this order be inserted Tor
two successive weeks before the last named day
in some newspaper published in Carroll
county.
JAS. H. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk
True copy,-Test:
sep152t JAS 81. BILLrNGsLEA. Clerk.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-09-15
DUBL.Ic SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 90,
1900, at l o'clock, p. m. sharp, the DIR. J.
Il. Ward property, on Pennsylvania avenue,
near city limits of Westminster, with elegant
improvements and
10l ACRES OF LAND,
in high state of cultivation, will be offered in
lots or as a whole The property has been
surveyed and laid off into building and pasture
lots, and also a nice tract of land, with e.
the buildings, making it the most desir- ~.
able home in near Westminster. A plat
of the property will be exhibited on the day
of sale.
Persons wishing to build should attend this
sale, as the property will be sold without re-
serve.
Terms to suit the purchasers.
CHAS. C. G0RSUCH,
GEO. W. ALBAUGH,
sepI5.3t Wm. 7. Wilson, Auct.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-09-15
r DAD OF INDIANA HORSES.

- Just received car load of -
o. INDIANA HORSES, o.
0~ consisting of AcA
Smooth Chunks, Drivers, High Actors,
Workers. Carriage and Business Horses
Also several extra fine Saddle Horses. This
is the finest load have had in two years.
H. A. SPALDING,
sepil5 Littlestown, Pa.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-09-15
Lac REPunLIcAx PARTY.

One party favors large standing armies,
immense public expenditures, a government
Of grandeur and magnisceuce, high protective
tariff, British colonial policy, great eombi-
nations of corporate wealth and centralized
government.