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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29

The first Of the promised r~evivals az the
Metropolitan will take place IA week from
Monday night. when La File du Regiment"
will he sung here for the first time in many
years. There is no record of any perfor-
nance at the Metropolitan Of Donizetti's
opera which was heard last at the Castle
square representations, when il was, Of
course. sung in English. Mime. Sem
brich, who sings the part of Marie for the
first time in this country, has frequently
appeared IN tho opera, which she sings in
Italian, French and German
At this same performance LA Navar-
raise. in which Nine. Calvi has not been
heard here for six years, sill be sui
The opera il revived "a the French soprano
is especially nXiuu to appear here again
a. ANITA.
Another revival in which these two
singers will soon sing together will be La
BohHme Mime. Sembrich will sing MINI
Mime. Caiye viii ON N" same evening be
heard for the first tim" this year a. san
tusSd. l. is possible. however. that the
Ma-cagui opera may bo used after the
first performance 81 La File du Regiment"
and Ma9seu"t'- one-act work reserved
for the double till. which begins with La
Buh"me
The l~ong-expec'ed La Giocouda' viii
slsp come ia the near future. Mmes.
1cruina. Homer and Schumanu-Hriuk
and NM ds Marchi. Ie Ras2ko and Scott.
vii appear IN Pouchi.llI's work The
pI.ra was first announced five wear, ago.
but - ~..u- AZ last likely 10 l- heard Ia
th" forthcoming pcrfYruaI"" 81 Ices
H4gI-uDts' Mime Gad~kl I~ 90 BE- heard
hero Tor the fI-f time M Valentine InIly
"a march, WI. he 'h" RdJti
Other singer, Will n1me before ~. public
ia rbie- new 20 'h.m II j. not set drrid~i
Whs'lrr o. NOT Mine lamo- b. 10 sing
Is1HoTG Iu II IruNE'4r'. and wIfh her viii
be- Nine SHhumauu-lle,uk Hgd VI Alvarez
The urN TrsflH wll h." Arirra- Dippo..
who has l,.u ~ work ON ~" al. all suum.l
N. NAV u'-Y be- % Representative = the
hero - 'Ni.pru VI BaudruVtkI VITO
comes here 90 siug iu 'ic work will also
ling fahsHBrH H. .- arrpuufri uUr 81
th. l"-' German Interpreters - 'iu rob"
4 -.m. -.L- ..Hm ..HL I'D
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-27
&nifill, giebr.

Wlan mdo pei tdloe bet en- iiRloen
6sitioeligbeO, naar 10 Bar bliOer uieee
Gioe ON Sios, altfoa / famine 9irle
at famine pr9it og paa iamme 3io.
naar Iaa oertil fommer, at 9rnDgoms
meme pare greors og 8ruoene Sgs
itenoebgrn, Ida maa Der bel pare liot
for en- aorrefponoent at itriDe ON, ielD
ON ban life bar tilftebe. goitor prps
psnien fra 4incoln forretteoe gielien.
od Wenigbeben enDnu itadr %odiant.
% efterat ben beli9e 9dnoIing par
foregaaet. %iamlebes be gpgifte c9
@eitsrne bos Den enc grubs 5aOer
G6riitiun peterien. % 2jenoioner f.
ge, Del par en- / ade Wtauusr pelI9ttet
6eFt. Stsmningen bar ION ben bey
bare, preget At Gleps % 4loor.
De 4pgiftes Qapne ere: Risls
6putfpeo og die 9sterien. 6bri=
ten 6outrpeo % 9agmar anubIen.
Qae tilbBrenoe W!enig6eoen Der oe
elitet % agtst at enb0er. Bore beoi't
ZnTer ON en- Fps 5rsmtiO fglge benz.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-27
8Iair % Ome9n.

SIR. Riels g6riItenien fra Omaha
bar ts6t en- 5arm paa bet iaotalots
.epling glace". og aaereoe boiat ll9
mso i'm 5amilie.
R~efultaterne. Zieblitteli9e %
bariqe. 7ygr og sfter At baOe prppet
andre Meoiciner. iad BRIT Roetn
Wountain gea / oenne Maaneo. Oct
bil boloe Dem raft hele SOmmeren.
On tor 1oraarss9elfanelie 6orbe1
bos 0eres apoteter.
prof. 6rimootzMsaers Ttptter
/ oisIe 8age op i bet me 9us OeO
Stolsn.
= Min 6aanb % nit 6ierte til
bsrer en- anben, hans 8pn er tommet
for tent. Oct gaar altio iudodn meo
5olf uoen Woo "a Stnrte.
Drift Roctn Wountaiu Sea. % Tom
life iQen %forient. 6orber bos 8eres
Qpoteter.
Spnoag Morgen afsit hrs.
Mine @orm 5enisn RED 8eben.
g~egra0elisn timber Steo / Dag,
Snsodg 5mo. ST. 10 fra 6jemmet.
ca. 5 Mil fra 99en. gaitOr 5aralo
SenTen bill ~forrette 3orOpautaitelien
= Rinbre 9grn meb en- fDug Son
ftitution tan opnaa en- u~iaopanlig
Grab at legemliq % aanoelig Stqrte
beo at orifte Roctn mountain Sea i
benne Maaneb, ldbel at I8e W1aoiion
Meoicine So. 50.
- 9aItor @briItianfen bar I ugens
2es aflugt 9eisg.
@ein6ranot C Weabo betaler
bsielte pris for Spin paa 8ein=
branots samle Steo.
Wlisf 6arrb Senfen. fom bar
til6ragt 9interen paa Blair COLLEGE
rsiite / aeroags uO til TT 9jem p,o
Drum.
greofOrIiring.
Run beone uel0st 9Oeoe btusss /
TorfRroisslis Of
Acme Patent Flour.
0etie litter qoot Sreo.
Sobn Me0uarrie bar ct ito1t
Splag at gngningsmaterialer o9 aal
til lapeite Yriier.
9rs @tnSIotp's Socfbtne 5brtip
Qlnr bar DRres ban9i al JliiioRer N9brt Tor esres
gmanb0ru I znnoperiooeH meo inlofommen
Cuts. Get bralger Barnet. higagier Dummern
iorminsifer setaubditn. onimer Snerien, bslb eetr
9inofoat, tar en- meast ~bsbaselis Smos os er pet
asef.s 1ttbeei HOB Eiorrboe. S4iees a. 4ruaaffsr
speraii t8erren. Griien er 25 Genfs Tieffen.
fuf dt iorlaHas Dire. 92insIpiDe Soofbtna
=1rnb % tag inaeu anoeH Zlaas. 3 Dtgpte pt nnoe
ssaa a. gGrg Zen beble 1isDictHi 2aHbperiseeH.
Siofte 5orsoag bleb Slaoter
Rieliens 9atter. &aroline. piet til mr.
Charles Gfen. De npqifte er flpttet
ID til Oerss fremtibige 5jsm ca. 4
Bill %u6enfor 8Den.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-27
Glf SOnSa.

Soc Sames bar mootdsst en- m
Senoing al geser fra 8aniib 9ut1.
gubl. 6ouie. beri6lanot mango foapeI
tarneli9s ION elsgdnte 9sger, Der pas
ienbe tan for0res 8enner os 8etenott
III til Yaaiteheitioen.
Oct oil pare interesiont at is oisit
8gaer iom Sos gerne oil pie gbei
aaar 8 tommer / bans 5orretnin5
p men snonu mere interesIdnt er De
II lRfe Dem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-27
Solar Sails, So.

Solar sails. Sa.
Misi eisf Ssr9enien. aenofba,
his, bar / ben iibite llges lib op.
5olot ia Der / 8pen. hoor bun bar be-
Tegt i'm geninoe NSarp Olien og an
ORE.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-27
Sernbaneliite.

Gbicago, 81. Yanl, WlnneapOIis
4 Cmaba.
Spb "a
pr.I 1. DO. DO. 1920 Torm.
Rr. 5. DO. DO. ST. eitn.
Rorb pda.
Rr. 4. Twin City Passenger 81 5orm.
Gr. =. Sioux City Passenger 4,3i 9ftm.
j., IS. 4 VI. y. % 2. s. 4 RGt.
8eft pdd.
III. 10. Lincoln Passenger 500 5orm.
Er. 3. Black Hills Pass. 30 Gita.
Jr. %. Accommodation 7j5
Zft pa1.
Qr. "a. Accommodation $50 Norm.
III. 20. No. Valley Pass. $50 5orni.
Gr.4 Chicago Limited 4.59 erim
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-27

SIR. Riels Gbriftenisn fra 0maba
bar fs6t en- 5arm pda BET i~aataIote
.Gpling Ylace4, og alereoe boiat it9
meo lin 5amilie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-27

~HETH NV EFtH LgIttg, Il
fHtas eouHip.
JreHf J. GttHtp lD0taer. al tan 20 b,t 1fbrs
Bhbism al ditma,f 4. / 9tenss a so, btf brtp,r
Sorsf.HiHs ) r9eu Eoltbo. fer noDEis GeuHfg "a Sist.
9 al ANNE btrha Dtl beait IN Gum al 81 buuortss
1ouars Tor bufrt fHffis Giifalbs al eatarrt, er ina
Tan bstbrtbts pb srugtn al Hall's catarrh Cure.
braHfS :. 9btnsh.
tstetsii Tor mic % nnbtriir,sei l ziu porDa4sHs
ben Sta Etctnbr 1885.
- H. q. gItnfen,
T Joiarius Qnbiiess.
Halls Catzrrh Cure taats fntptnbia ca piEfsr b..
rtfis pea blobst o. Slineiuberas / Gsisme. Strt,
der Biontsbprt gratis.
T. J. GHsntpAGo., Gslss,. q.
~ Sdie,s sos ap0itfss 75c.
Halls Family Plls sr b bebni.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-27

- Rrs. 2(nns Motbiien rejits / III
It lge til Dfontanna. Tor I'M mus
.igt at iorbeore tit 5elbreb unoer ct
anoet 9lima. eno BET pi Der bar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-27
,,9aniferen."
esrOag DEN q. Starts 1901.
0nOstieHeiter.
eIatr, RebL

Blair, Rebr.
Blair banfe ep.slutb. peniebee holoer
gubstieneite bDer Seubd8 6ormiooas n.
To- oe alten 81. u. Senoaesltole RI. ,.
Omaha, 0ebr.
: qeaa 6anfte en-. slutb. Waeuisbees Rite
qortb 26tb street Qmelem gfant os Bur
bette bOlOes oeimssisenOstieneite bOsr ssn'
boa Sormiobas 81. lO4 Os ACCOMPLISHMENT
RI. II. Ssnoagstole 81. l2f ettm. else'
msbe buer 5orsOos aitsn RI. 5. aus Ell
biertelie ueltomnel
y. 9. 6hriitiuu en-.
8rRit.
soprl. afs u. a6fb Ct. Gma5a. sebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-27

9rof. 6rimootzMsaers flptter
/ oisIe 9age op ! bet me 9us Der
Stolen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-27

ReTultaterne. zisblittelige Do
bariae. 7ygr og sfter At buOe prppet
andre Meoiciner. iad BRIT Roctn
Wountain sea / oenne Waaneb. Oct
pil boloe Dem raft hele SOmmeren.
Gn tor Toraarss geliianelie. 6orbsl
hos 0eres 2lpoteter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-27

Ursl Slsn SerQellen, Senol1d,
0is., bar / ben iioite llges 5ib Or
5oIot ia Der / 9pen. bpor bun bar Be
Iegt i'm geninoe Nlarp Olien og an
ore.
- Wrs. 2(nne Maibiien reiIts / III
te uge til Ulontanna. Tor ON mus
.i9t at forbeore tit 6elbreo unoer Ct
anoet 9lima. eno BET ri Der bar.
- W}isi Slime arilofen tom fibite
5reoag hem ira Chicago. bbor bun /
d iioite 9 Waaneoer bar bait d.
6olo pua quauitane ooipitalet for al
l9re Spgepleierf lie q erninsen; men
paa @runo at Sngbom oil bun. / a.
}alo forsIebig opboloe iig Der biemme
5os iine 5orplore.
- Gbriftian Qeterien (5armer5
0sme) bar / iioite uge iolgt i'm Ser
pom poa 6isrnet at Main os 6. @aoe
til Nr. U. Werrin. Tor en- Gum al
$500. 6. 9eterien bar forbebolo.
10 ben noroligs Del At G%isnoommen
% er ielp h1ttet inO i BET Oerpaa Dc.
eenbe 9us.
- 70. 2. Miaer & SIN. 9aneas
Ter. Wis.. bar tebt Wners Bros
9umberoaro4 pau /. @aoe.
- 9nuo ,Senien bar iol1t i'm giens.
BON Oft for 5loben til z. q. Ssren.
ien for $500. 9uuo 5enisn refer On
ort 3io iii .Wntbes. 4is., bpor ban
ar tcbt et Stptte 2ano.
- Wrs. g. QurIen peo 6uofon Der
] BEN fofte uges Yin bait 8sIeg al Tn
5sitsr fra Rafbud, Sa.. / Mlanbags
sejite bun after biem % Ulisi Qeitie
2arien fuI9te oa meo Tor at gen99lpe
eeisget.
- Mrs. 9. 6aufsn. GlpooO, "a.
ON iioite geroag bertll Tor / noale
Gage at pare Cat hos g. Gonraoi5
camille.
- Nr. Sobn 6anfen, Gunner. ga
Der / en- Qarrafte bar pRret 6ormanb
for en- itsrre grobp9gerafoeling PAD
5bicago great DeItern R. n. opbolbt
TQ Der / gpen Ssnoag og Wanod9
Der er Wiuligbsb for. Al ban Dil int.
9er til gpen meo I'm 5amilte.
qoa Gsnoag CgalmeIsnoae)
II ou 6lipe aonfrmation / Ra3are.5
TIRE bpor en- Slot at un9e Oil dfias5e
oen qobe 9etenoelie / Menigbeoens
3 ming.
0uOstjensitsH bill ba tage i'm ges
rcelfe 81. 103. On 4ftenen oil
5er Der igen @uostjeneite.
~ Gioft i Oenne llge pcntes Mot5
Dolfs bertil fra Racine, @isy o.
Tamtioi9 bentss Qnna Rasmusien n
lere bertil fra Oanmart.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-27
egGgNNSs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
N|9NM Observation-Disclosures
st 1~tDrartct $ilbmb!
Gr9uer abOunent fan bore glgett tor
,Saulfercn".
,,Sanlfercn"

9u u bet so at Iamle abOuneuter. y0uuFren ubgaar 10 @mss
uo,ntno: anio frf mep Nb6eOer ira amritu, 0unmart Og loIanO Os
toRer fun $f5O ON Mare.
qu ta6bOer ri ane pre- q6onnsntr. at Ri for ale be n5e Qbonnentr
BE IsuOer % fnoen / Qprft 1901 ttGigsmsb $1o0 for 4oer. biz ienbe Y0ans
feren" til Den cpgDne aOresfs fOr 81 BELT @ar. gar De en- Ben, sla9tninJ
sMr @etentt iOm life fOlOer r0onIeren". oa feO BEN .0anleren" for ct
qat. AeDanferen" bill Osbbthe at lOtomme TO 9mgs ugentttg beriOm nj
ION peS6dpe al forsoe Qntonet at I6Onnmter.
Gag fat Og TAI De minOf en- M @bOnusnt; bet oil tirpe f0roret.
80 aere qbonnente, beg beore ~0anper"fm Ri msOe meO TO Ganss
ggsatI9.
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, lss.
MSNMN AsEssas1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-27

Siofte 3or5oag bleb Slaoter
9ieliens 0atter, &aroline, biet til Mr.
Charles GFen. De npqifte er fpttet
ID til oerss fremtibige 5jem ca. 4
Bill u0enfor 8Den.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-27

- Ser sr tomnet en- bel WasIe ms
5olf BERTH / De ioite Bar u9er. ia be,
CT tommet iaa mango, ieq PED itts
9aDnene paa BEN ale. Sioite 1rl=
bag tom Der pianot Il 0ufn ira
Snler Winn. ~oeriblanDt Or gerntien
meo 5amilie, DC en- Del unge 9arle.
Nr. Seuien fra 8auebrog. Reb., Il
Der meb 6umilie % Rr. 9ouriob So
banien fra 9atimer. Sd. Ct Der meb
i'm 6uitru. be ere / 5Rrb meb at tsbt
ct 6iem Der ibIanbt Os. Mr. Olien
fra Qenbsr, Ieb.. Ct Der meo 5amiiis
rg bar tsbt iig 81 5iem. og mango
andre ere tonne. ION ieg lite bar bart
Qnleoning til at gore 9etenotita6 mso
GoIonien potter % ri tribes 9oot Der
ri ere mart en- BEL Slot. 9i bar frems
oeles 9uostieneite % Ssnbagsftols
boer Senoag. babe / 9Den gugene o.
/ 9olonien. g%nobibsrs bar 9aito1
6anIen begpnot At arbsios iblauot De
unge. ioet ri nemli9 bar kingdoms
msos beer Sea6ag Bitten. 8isie boz.
oes omtring bos R9bDggerne. Oa r.
enonu inoen 9irfe bar, men ri Renter
at faa en- / 9sbet al Sommeren. Dc,
oar % unge banfte Wenneiter II.
llngoomsmsoe / Ssnoags Qftss, lac
Ri bar lite iaa Iioen en- un9oom ale
reoe.
gaftor 6anicns 9atter aarsr
er ibIanot os og bar faast en- Stole
bDor bun Ital u%nosrpiie / CONNER +
Rar6eoen at ben oanite &oloni.
- qaftor 6anisns 6u'tru bar pq
ret i0g og Iengeli9genoe en- lin; bur
er M i Yortlano unOer 9age5sbanos
ling. 9i bauber bun pil mart pare
iblanot os igen.
- Sir. giels 5obanien bar ogTaa
D9ret paa SDgeliiten. ban er beore M
og 5oraarets miloe Outlining pil MOI
ba0e i'm gaOnlige SnbfpoeIie pad barr
- Ur. 3ertilien fra 5ernoale
California, Tom bar opbolot 70
i5lnnDt os en- Del at 9interen Ct at.s1
rejit tilbage til Californian.
mr. Gotfreb Ghriitenien, iom
opbolosr fig / portlaHo, par en- life
Cur ber ne0e for at beipge os / iioite
Ige.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-27

-5r9erne er ped at ipringe uo, jo
nogle ere snoog / 9lomiter. BET er en
meget trapI 5io for pore 2anbsmGno.
Tom ere TONNE beruD, ou De bar me
gen Snobegnine Al gore tiaige meb
5oraarsarbeioet. ba De 10 lite bar
fdaet noget pleiet Tioite Gfteraar,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-27
Korreiponoanoer
N:5U
d
Gortiai ffa Siot 81
9annebO, OrrgOn.

9i bar fjGIoent imutt 9sir nu. o.
bar bait et par Tiger, oe Seoen er
Inart | Soroen.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-08-17
Ching's Star Witness Charged With
Forgery.
From the Baltimore Herald, Aug. ..


J. Oscar Jones, ex sheriff of st. Mary S
county and the star witness for Joseph Ching.
who was convicted short time ago in con
nection with the census frauds and sentenced
to two years Imprisonment, was committed
for the action of the Federal grand jury by
United States Commissioner Rogers.
Elk Sheriff Jones is charged with forging
signatures on the bend of his wife, Virginia
NJ. Jones, as postmistress at California, st.
Marys county. In default of bail Jones was
sent to Jail.
The crime for which Jones is held was un-
earthed by Postofice Inspector ID. G. Owings,
who was detailed to investigate an alleged
shortage of $500 in the money order depart
ment of the California Poslollice. The in
spector called upon George A. Thomas, one
of Mrs. Jones' bondsmen, and was surprised
when Thomas stated he had not signed the
bond 1t was also discovered by the inspec-
tor that the name of Benjamin +. Dyer, also
bondsman, had been signed by another per
son. Dyer was obligated for $1,000. lie
denied signing the bond, as he said he could
neither read nor write, and stated that his
name, if used would not be of any value, as
he was not worth dollar Jones, he said,
told him that it did not matter, as he only
wanted his name ''to fill up.
George A. Thomas, who, as stated, was one
of the alleged bondsmen, testified that he
could neither read nor write, and did not
know he was on the bond until he was APP
prised of the fact by the postoffice inspector,
Thomas, who is colored man, stated he had
never authorized Jones TO use his name. lie
was surely for $500 on the bond, but stated
be had no property whatever.
Theodore L. West, of Wind Postoffiee.
stated he had written the names of Dyer and
Thomas in the instrument at the instance of
Stanislaus Clark, justice of the peace al
Ridge, Md. He said the justice in asking
him to write the names in the bond said he
did not have his spectacles and could not see
to write Justice Clark stated he was told by
Jones that Thomas and Dyer had authorized
him TO use the names Daniel Thomas and
Chapman B. Turner, both colored, whose
names were on the bond as witnesses to the
signatures, stated they could neither read nor
write, and knew nothing of the transaction.
Carroll L. Bend represented Jones, and
waived an examintion for his client. Assist
ant District Attorney Soper, who appeared fol
the Government, insisted on hearing, and
the witnesses for the prosecution were ex-
amned. Jones bail was fixed at $1,000, which
he was unable to give.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-08-17
Tallest Couple to Wed.

PARIS, FRANCE, Aug. l0.-An attempt to
experiment with the human species by select
ing something in the nature of a stud is at
tracing the attention of the curious. Ii takes
the form of giant competition at Rouen and
already shows a startling number of abnormal
statures in France.
From the south there has arrived in Paris
on his way to Rouen young man, not ye. Y
years old who is feet inches tall and is still
growing. He weighs 44S pounds and measures
90 inches around The chest. 1t has been ar
ranged that he marry an English girl who is
8 feet inches in height.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-08-17

At Altoona, Pa, on Sunday, two men took
young woman on the lake for boatride
They outraged her and then tried to drown
her. She was rescued by some others.
Apple dealers from the north are travelling
through the apple regions buying all the or
chards The fruit will be placed in cold stor-
age until the price is sufficiently advanced to
yield an enormous profit.
DIR. Charles Smith, of Egg Harbor, N. j.,
is l25 years old, is as active as man OF 5o
years and is actively engaged in practice.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-08-17
FERTILIZER
FERTILIZER

on board cars at FACTORY
not delivered. In this way
they secure your order and
when it is too late you find you
have to pay the freight---$l 20
per ton. The prices named
by us are delivered on your
wagon when and as wanted or
at your station. Remember, we
told you good Fertilizer grows
good wheat and good wheat
brings a good price. Only this
week a customer told us that
our "Wheat and Grass Mix
ture" raised him four bushels
more wheat to the acre than
Rock under the same condi-
tions, and this is only one OF
many such reports that we re-
ceive.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-08-17

ster Turnpike; and thence along the center of
said Washington and Westminster Turnpike
to the center of Main Street in the City of
Westminster; and thence along the center of
Main Street to the place of beginning.
PRECINCT NUMBER FOUR.
Beginning at said point in the center of the
Western Maryland Railroad and Main Street;
and thence along the center of Main Street to
the center of the Meadow Branch Turnpike;
and thence along the center of said Meadow
Branch Turnpike to the poin. where it meets
the public road at the Dunkarl Church; aud
thence along the center of said pablo Bead.
until it intersects The center of the Eaitimort
and Litilestown Turnpike and the property
formerly owned by Mrs. Clara b. Bale, and
now owned by George E. Marker; and thence
along the center of said Turnpike TO he point
where it intersects the line Of division between
Districts Numbers Seven and Three; aud
thence along the line of division between Dis
iricts Numbers Seven and Three until II
meets the line of division between Districts
Numbers Seven and Two; and thence along
the line of division between Districts Numbers
Seven and Two until it meets the line of
division between Districts Numbers Seven
aud Eleven; and thence along the line OF di-
vision between Districts Numbers Seven and
Eleven, until it intersects the center OF the
Western Maryland Railroad; and thence along
the center of said Railroad to the place OF
beginning.
JOHN NJ. ROBERTS, President;
HARRY S. MUSSELMAN,
CHARLES E. NICODEMUS.
Board of Supervisors of Election of Carroll
County.
Notice is hereby given that the names OF
John W. Hood as Republican Judge, and
John E. Davis, as Republican Clerk for Dis
trict Number Thirteen, were heretofore erro'
neously published. The true appointees for
those positions being,
Judge, Noryal w. Hobbs, Mt. Airy, Md.
Clerk, John w. Hood, Mt. Airy, Md.
The Board of Supervisors of Election for
Carroll County, per
JOHN NJ ROBERTS, President.
aug St SAMUEL j. STONE, Clerk.
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MO. 1860 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Mary f. Gill and others, plaintiffs, VS..
Howard NJ Keller and others, Defendants
Ordered this 9Th day of August, A. D.
1901, that the accounts Of the Auditor
filed in this cause be finally ratified and con.
frmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the 26th day of August
inst. provided a copy of this order be inserted
for two successive weeks before the last named
day in some newspaper published in Carroll
county.
JAS. Fl. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk.
True copy Test
augl02t JAS. II. BILIINGsLEA. Clerk.
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Our $40, S11 and $12 Mems Fancy Suits
now S75O Our So and SO Mems Fancy
Suits, now $5. Our $6 and 81 Mems Fancy
Suits, now $4.19. Our $5 Mems Fancy Suits,
now So 98
All Youths Suits at similar reductions.
Boys $3.50 and $3.50 three piece Knee
Pants Suits, now $3.48 and So. 50. Boys
$4. SO and So two piece Suits, now 81. SO and
So 98 Those from 81. so to $3. %, now 81. 98.
Those from $3.50 to 50, now S1.25 All 81
Suits 49c.
Our entire stock is full of bargains tt
We solicit your inspection
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WADE Il. D. WAKEFIELD & CO.
iuly27 SYKESVILLE, MD.
ExEoUroR's SALE
EL OF
A F A r M :,
Near Watersville, in Carroll County, Md.

Near w dteISNllie, III O<iioii SN"h'J'
Under aud by virtue of the authority con
ferred upon me by the Orphans Court of
Allegany county, Maryland, and also under
and by virtue OF the authority conferred upon
me by the provisions of the will of Louisa
Hinkie, deceased, now on file in the said Or
phans Court. will, on
TUESDAY. AUGUST 2oth, 1901,
at 8 o'clock p. m., in front OF Mr.. Robert
Sellman's Store, in Watersville, Carroll coun-
ty. Nd, offer at public sale, the farm of the
late Louisa Hnkle, situate and lying about
one mile north of Watersvile, near the Old
School Baptist Church, and adjoining the
lands of Messrs. Winebrenner, Demmit aud
others. The said farm contains
THIRTY-SIX 1867 ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, and is improved By two-story
Weatherboarded Frame House and Log
Stable, and other necessary outbuldings, aud
has good spring of water near the door, and
a fine young orchard of apple, peach and other
fruit trees. 1t is near schools and churches.
Terms-Cash on day of sale.
ID. JAMES BLACKISTON,
Executor of the estate of Louisa Hinkle, de-
ceased.
F. A. Crawford, Aucioneer. july27 is
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PRECINCT NUMBER TWO.

Beginning at the point in the center of said
Turnpike where it is intersected by the line of
division between Districts Numbers Six and
Eight, and thence along the center of said
Turnpike to the Pennsylvania line, and thence
along the Pennsylvania line until it meets the
line of division between Districts Numbers
Six and Three, and thence along the line of
division between Districts Numbers Six and
Three until it meets the line of division be
tween Districts Numbers Six and Seven; and
thence along the line of division between
Districts Numbers Six and Seven until it
meets the line of division between Districts
Numbers Six and Eight; and thence along the
line of division between Districts Numbers
Six and Eight to the place of beginning.