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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

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"a t51n-r asstrfcI utll uita-ste 81 Jes'saaEY V =
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81 10 p "a yezuar -yryICe cumulEed with the y. 2.
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q. clock
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Entertainments, &c.

4 social will be held on the lawn Of James
NJ Stouer, near this city, on the night of July
D, by Glass No. 5 Of Benjamin's Reformed
Church, taught by Mrs. Theodore Biggs.
Everybody is cordially invited to artend An
orchestra will be present, under the leadership
of Professor George Byers, of this city. If
urtavorable weather. next fair night.
The annual celebration Of the Sunday school
of the Church of God will take place in Our
sler's Grove. July 25th. The visiting schools
are expected 20 be on the ground by $40 a.
M. and will form in line at 9. 50 Il. III. in front
of the Bethel. and march to the grove, led by
81 band There viii be speaking BY number
Of prominent speakers at 1890 a. m. and 80
.. m. singing by The different schools, inter
spersrd BY music by the band Come and
enjoy the day with us in the grove. Close at
S ?. m. BY order OF committee. X. Il. Tay-
lor, Supt.
krideler's Union Sunday School will have
their annual celebration August 22ud Make
"a note OF il. Carroll County Reed Band will
furnish muslc.
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The Wilmington Lynching.
From lIarper,s Weekly


Never has there been witnessed in any OF
the southern States = more ferocious punish
mrat Of hldeous crime than was inflicted in
Wilmington. Del, on the morning OF June
% on the negro assilaut and murderer Of
a Young white woman, the daughter Of Rev.
Dr. f. A. Bishop. This deplorabs outburst
Of sayagery might probably have been ayerted
bad the Delewsre judges granted the request
of the Attorney General Of the State that a
court might be coayoked and a grand Jury
impaneled. so that the accused person might
be speedily indicted and tired.
Hereafter Sheu SoutheTuerS are reproached
for outbreaks OF mob violence in their section
under Ike pTovocation they viii be able 10
point 10 the scene enacted in Wilmington,
Del As a proof that the passions Of white men
are not changed by geographical lines What
really has changed N both sections Is the
attitude Of the negro toward white women.
As We pointed oui not long ago there IS not
a recorded example of an assault having been
committed on a white woman by a negro IN
the southern States before the Civil War, nor,
IS far as we know. was there a single instance
Of such an offsnse in the Northern States
either, dariag the autebelum epoch, although
some Of shem contained a good many negro
inhabitants. That Is why We are Justified IN
speakiuE Of the new negro crime, and
may ~ell ask ourselves TO what deep seated
and for-rsachug eanses the phenomenon
should be attributed. We, ourselves, as We
have turmy said, are inclined TO think il
directly iraceable to the notion OF equality
implanted in ignorant and brutal negroes 10y
the Fourteenth and Fiftheenth Amendments
of the Federal Constitution and by the practical
applications thereof in the capetbag govern
ments Of the Reconstruction period and Ia
the Difference paid in many Northern States
10 the negro vote A telling piece Of evidence
ia favor OF this theory Is the fact, tit be one
Il Is reported on good authoriIy-that in Miss
t,sippi, since the blacks were practically
disfranchised in that State, there has not been
= single instance OF the crime against white
Rnmen. Before the new State Constitution
of Mississippi became operative the crime was
hy no means infrequent in that Common
~ealih, and It provoked just such summary
vengeance as was visited upon It IN Whining
tuu The truth seems 20 be that IN such
eases the laws as commonly administered, are
ielt 10 be too slow and inefficient 20 satisfy an
outraged sense Of Justice ard the instinct Of Il
racial self preservation from loaihSome con
taminaliou.
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Oldest Family in the World.

One Of the oldest families in the world, not
IN point Of pedigree but Of longevity, IS said
to live in Bell county, Ky. Lewis Green is
90 years Of age; his wife. Virginia Green, is
92 years old. They were married 70 years ago
aud went to live on farm at the mouth of
Bingham's Greek. in bend Of the Cumber-
land River. They are still living in the same
house 10 which they went as bridegroom and
bride three quarters of i century ago. They
have 10 children, the youngest Of whom is now
4S. aud there has never been death IN the
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Died OF Elephantiasis.

WINCHESTER, Va, July 2.-Mr. John
Blue, aged ~ years, died Tuesday even
ing at Romney from heart failure. For
number of years preceding his death Mr..
Blue was afflicted with elephantiasis, which
caused the skin of his face, hands and feet
to thicken to abnormal proportions. Each
of his fingers was as large as an ordinary
man wrist He was a well known Con
federate and writer of Civil War sketch
es. He leaves six children.
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Burning At The Stake.

A communication to the Baltimore Sun,
signed "A Woman says: The North has
laid great stress upon the burning at the stake
Of brutal negro guilty of double crime. II
the North would turn back the pages of It's
own history and read the blood curdling ac.
counts of the burning and crushing to death
of innocent men and women for worshiping
God after the dictates of their own conscience
the North would keep silent. The South never
burnt nor crushed nor drowned "for con-
science sake but the South has always pro-
tected her women and avenged atrocities
against her daughters.
The same Northern conscience that could
burn innocent women is now clamorously de-
Tending the assailants of innocent women.
What is the matter up there? A WOMAN"
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Fat Man Wasted Away.

SnEpHERpsrowx, W. VA, July S.-Alex.
Nalesier. died yesterday at his home, in
Berkely county. west OF Shepherdstown, after
an Illness that baffied all efforts of physicians.
A year or two ago he was the largest man IN
this section, weighing over 800 pounds. he
was attacked by some form OF stomach trca-
BILE. and was unable to eat. He gradually
wasted away, until at the time OF his death he
weighed only about seventy.hve pounds. lie
was 35 years old.
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Friends Worth Having.
From the catonsville Argus,

Mr.. Edwin Warheld is to be congratulated
upon the character and the earnestness of the
Democrats who met IN Baltimore Tuesday 10
organize for the furtherance of his candidacy
for the Democratic nomination for Governor
Of MARYLAND. They are friends worth having
aud they will undoutably add zest and interest
10 any contest that may occur Possibly, with
their experience and ability, it may be that
they will smooth out the present complications
and pave the way for a clear march TO the
cnnvrnIinn,s hOnnrs.
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MORTGAGES SALE
IVA OF VALUABLE
FEE-SIMPLE PROPERTY,

By virtue of the power and authority con
tanned in "a mortgage from George K. Carr
and Sarah A. Carr 10 Charles c. McColgan,
dated Sth of February. 1902, and recorded
among the Land Records of Carroll County,
in Lber J. H. b., No 46, Folio l63, &c.
the undersigned will offer at public sale on
the premises on
MONDAY. JULY 9th. 1908,
ut ,. 80 O clock. p. M, all that Valuable Fee
Simple Farm. situate in the Fourth Election
District of Carroll County. now owned by
George r. Carr, and containing
$40 ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS,
sil in a highly cultivated state
This property Is known the Deer Park
Farm, Is on the Deer Park Road, and ad
joins lands of Charles Lyons, Henry ShiPley,
Jabez Barnes, William keyser and others.
The property Is about three miles from FInks
burg Station on the Western Maryland Rail
road and about miles from Reisterstowu, and
was conveyed To said Carr ia the following
deeds
One from Jas r Lee, ct al, dated 10 May,
1854, recorded 10 Land Records Of Carroll
county in Liber f. I. ;. No. 81, folio -,
&c: one from Anne q. Winchester, dated :
February, 1902. recorded in said Records iu
I.ib4r J. H. B.. No. -. folio Az &c; one
from Daniel Frazier, rt al, dated II July,
1857. recorded ia said Records ip Librr ".
y NJ. No. 6G. folio 30, 8c. and one from
b. G.. Bojlleau, ei al. dated n June. l|Oo,
recorded IN sad Records iu LIber J H. r..
No. n. iulIo 5js. sc.
This farm Is one ot the very finest lH Car
roll county 1t contains numerous springs DIS
iribniri throughout is area, q stream Of water
runs through il, sud the PaiaPscn .;ser -,frts
i on one side Us enurr length. All she fields
srs ~ell fenced add part %; the farm Is com
posed of the finest meadow land 600 Cssroil
county. we'll waterr3 and sheltered.
The property will be- offered 6rs, In three
tracts Of lSo Acres Of Land, more or less.
each. bJds 10 be reserved. then the farm as a3
entirety ~iIi hs offered. sale O. be- made 60
the highest bidder
The improvements are A. follows s.. One
gracl of iSn Acres contains oBe
four room nwelling House, A ~ =
frame stable aud chicken house - s,2
This tract also contains a very &.kzSsssziezs
good spr5nE 1' sAter.
Aualher tract oi la Acres contain. one
taar room pS-linr Hoasr. a small orchard
an3 spring 1T =at~T-
The th5rl tract Of - ayf~<, contains one
y room dwelling house . dasry aud ~ashhoH-e
spakrh1usr. chicken h8gs~ cuff house, bog
hausr QUE large barn, noe small barn, sTAnary,
.raall stone house AMI a tosF roop dsrtl'uE
hausr and = spriag Al the dweIl'aE hons, All
ih.zss tracts aIr sell sAlersi sad tcu-v3. each
contains a separate dw-lhug sai spr7oEy. AMI
.il Ihr saBi = be- = good state ai cultivation
Terms ui SAic One tAirj cash un ihe day
1T safe. ar spau the Taiihratsoa ui ths SAID"
T., lh~ Cosri uuc th.rd "a slv uioutas and ihc
rsnalniar one ihiri ~ t@elsr months 'r.m
the aay ~ sals the credit payments io b. go
cas.-4 by h. notes st the pgrrhas"rs ~rih aY-
.,-,s4 ..s-Etr.tv bsFsur interest frg,r, Thr Pa 4
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On March 10, 1901, ''The Eastern Milling
and Export Company was chartered in
New Jersey with capital stock of - 900
OO0 and last Monday receiver was ap-
pointed for the company. In addition to the
Mountain City Mill, at Frederick, Nd, the
following Pennsylvania -four milling plants
were purchased by the Eastern Milling aud
Export Company The Moul Mil and Ok
ford Mill, Oxford; Philadelphia Mill, Phia-
delphia; Swortley Mill, Doylestown; lseuberg
Mill, Huntingdon; Minge. Fnlmor Mill, Hat
boro; HallowelI. Fulmor Mill, Hatboro; Reg
ers Pennypacker Mill Franktord; Paxton
MIL Harrisburg; Steelton Mill, Harrisburg;
York Mill, York; Greybill Mill and Goch-
nuuer Mill, Carlisle; Seaboard MILL Reading;
Locker. Lancaster Mill, Lancaster; Mcbride
Columbia Mil and Fair View Mill, Columbia;
Morehead Mill, East Waterford; Lakevlew
MIL Chambersburg; Loucks Codorus Mill,
York; Laubach MILL Northampton; Hanover
Mil aud Penn Mill, Hanover; Stony Greek
MILL Norristown; Freed Mill, North Wales;
GodSchall Mill. Lansdae.
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Race Prejudice in New York.

The New York City correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Ledger, Republican, says; 4
complainant against race prejudice relates
a little incident to prove his assertion that the
negro Is rs badly treated in New York a. be
is in the South. The other day negro girl,
who looked like Chinese, applied to a school
for training nurses 10 this city. But, aren't
YOU a Chinese p asked the man in charge.
mo. am negreSs, replied the girl Nv Nell,
if you are willing 10 pass as q Chinese, think
We can arrange 10 admit you, replied the
man. The girl declined the proposition.
Another grievance of the champion OF the
negroes is that the latter cannot get places
as statesmen and saleswomeu, If it is known
that they are negroes. There are few excep-
tious TO this rule rypewriters with the best
references are refused AS soon rs their color
is known.
short time ago negro minister received u
letter asking if he could recommend a man Of
his congregation for a position. He imme-
diately sent n man who in hls opinion, was
Just suited for the place. When the man pre-
senled himself to the would be employer he
was frankly told that he did not know that
the pastor addressed presided over negro
parish.
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A Good, Energetic Agent to sell our High
Grade Teas, Coffecs. Spices, Extracts and
Baking Powder We pay the highest com
mission aud furnish useful and costly pre-
miums to help influence business. Address
THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND
PACIFIC TEA CO.,
l4-l6 n. Queen ST..
july4 3t Lancaster, Pa.
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A. ~
IHEk1lIa.

known S> itr NoSEN Properly. Improved bt
a Comfortable Two aud \ half
AzSA,N Story Frame Dwelling House
Ms4sssfs,sR staale, bog pen, corn CRIB,
GsssztdazsssssA smokehouse and other Heces-
sary ontbuildings; pump and well Of good
water fruit, land Of tne quality and under
good state ot cultivation. This property IS
situated IN the city Of Westminster iu the rear
Of Elgru shop. ou Pennsylvania avenue, aud
aiicins the land of Jacob f. Elgeu. the
Shreeye Farm formerly aud Grove a. Ship
i-ys land The sale of thus valuable proper
Is should commend the attention oi all per
sons wishing to buy real estate,
5,h. parcel Of Iand containing
8 ACRES, 3 ROODS AND Ss PERCHES.
more or less, situate iu Bachmau's Valley,
Carroll county, Maryland, adjoining the farm
of the late Wm. Lawyer, Samuel Myers and
others. This parcel Of land has no improve
meuts upon IT, bui is under good state of cul-
tiyaiion.
Terms Of Sale One third cash on the DAY
of sale or on the ratification thereof by the
Court one third ia six and the other one.
third M twelve months from the day Of sale,
the credit payments 10 be secured by the
promissory notes Of the purchaser or pur
chasers with approved security, bearing in.
teresl from the day Of sale, or all cash at the
option OF the purchasers
WM. GROVE LAWYER,
Juo. Milton Reifsnider. sol. Mortgage.
lul ! IS J. Thomas Roop, auct.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS @. T A.
n SALE or A
DESIRABLE FARM,
Near Frizellburs, Carroll County, Maryland


By virtue Of the power and authority con
tanned 10 the last will and testament OF Sarah
y Heavy. late Of Carroll county, deceased,
daily admitted 10 probate by the Orphans
Court Of Carroll County and also an order OF
said Court, the undersigned, administrator
With the will annexed Of the said Sarah \.
HeAgy, deceased, will sell al Public Sale, on
the premises, on
THURSDAY, JULY SO,h, 1903,
al O'Clock D. m, all that Farm or Parcel OF
Land of which the said Sarah y. Heagy died
seized aud possessed, containing
70 ACRES, s ROODS AND 10 PERCHES
Of Land. more or less.
This farm is situate on the Westminster and
TAneytown road, about two and bali miles
from Westminster aud about one mile from
Frjzellburg. IL was formerly known AS the
Frederick Haryer property, and adJolns the
present residence Of Frederick Harver and
the laud Of Emanuel Foruey and others. II
is improved by Large Com
A .ss y Portable TwO-and a hall story
80 Frame Dwelling House. with
kss9t5Ss3zh[ Back Building, Bank Barn
wagon she'd dairy, gash house, corn CRIB.
large hog pen aud other necessary onlouia
iugs All the buildings are in an excellent
Of cultivation; fields conveniently divided and
well watered; hne orchard OF apple and other
fruit trees on the premises; water convenient
to buildings.
This sale affords a rare opportunity to any
one wishing TO purchase Il small thrm con
veuient to markets, churches, schools etc
For further information call upon the under
signed, or Mr. John II. Heagy, on the
premises.
Terms Of ae-Oue-lhrd cash on the day
OF sale or on the ratification thereof, ne-lhlrd
in six months aud the other one-thIrd m
twelve months from the day of sale; the cred
it payments to be secured by the promissory
notes of the purchaser or purchasers, with
approved security, and bearing interest from
the day Of sale; or the whole Of the purchase
money may be paid in cash
JOHN MILTON REIFSNlDER,
Administrator C. T. A. of Sarah \. Heagy'
deceased.
j. Thomas Roop, Auctioneer. Iuly4 1t
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ExECUToR-s SALE
IL ~ ysLrAsLE
Real Estate & Personal Property

The uu3erslgued. ty viriHe of ,h- .asi uI.l
aaa grstAmsut 81 IsaAc hsl~r. drysss~d aHd
af a. order Of ths Orphans Euars al Carroll
susuty. @7Il sei. A. pabsc szlr. Ba fhr pr~u
.sez 90 ~hirh be fes4dsa a. lhe tsHas % hEs
Aesib. near aailc's Churvh. IN Srw WiHisur
district. ou
WEDNESDAY. JULY -. 1855,
a,lla m. sAssp, The fa,lo~lnF Rsal E,lat"
zal P~rsaaal Property
The Hone Farm contains ~ ACRES, more
~ 4szs aad - improvvd hy
lsrF~ Stoa~ aaa Franc p~e}i. A
raz. = ,}assss hizh. cellar uH4es u 80 sz3
sA- ao4~ ba,l!lHx. aHgs DAak &ssasislsszslA
t.s-a. xAxaa she'd cora CRIB. heK house, bu-
dAary @igh rsnaanE ~AIcr. sash hausr. sulpS~
aasssy sd 81 other HeceRsar9 hali4iuEsr .tsnr
ssiu &ad 4mv 4safsy oa the p5zrc, ieuclnE
good ! du~ ,tfsAm u ~as.s ruas ihroaEh the
property the laua 10 tas highest state oi
ea.tsratl4u AaI yf04aerz sell, 5. conveniently
las8 q. orchard So isii oeAgaag. Aai variety
at other irlll Tbs farm = about thrrr mIlvs
fr5-u Me- W.u1sly. s,Aliou or ,hs Western
Magy .Au3 Railroad, asIlss tFom W~.tluln-
sssg. the euunty srai, = causealsHt ta ehafchvs.
schools mllls Snd STORES. and AdJslus it~ land
at Or L. stately. JoAa haYAl4. Jesse FrAushn
AsI plhrrs. aud ~sU recommend itself 90 any
aan wlskIng a ssaaA iarn.
l.. containing Is ACRES, nor" 90 less
part in timber. balance under caltrAisou;' y is
sb5at bali = mile from the Homr tArm, also
~ oo,i lot OF I ACRES. mgTe vr less, erl ibc
BatFAi1 road, u miIr, South ot IaylorsUilr;
ii Is covered ~itb good umbrf-
Terms Il sale -OBe-lhird cash on The das
IS >alr. or apon The ratification "i lhr ssnr
ty lh- Orphans C0ari one IhgTsi tn siN months
sad sh~ remaining cue lAird in tselre months
from the day Of sale; the credit Pay'uculs 'o
b. secured hy 1h. notes oi the purchasers,
~llh approved security bearing inierrsi from
she day Of sale Or sll cash, a. the option OF
The purchaser
JOHN II. STEM. Executor.
sp-AIso At the same time and place wlil De
.5Il al thu personal property Of said Decreased
consisting Of Horses, Cattle. Hogs, Farming
implements, and Household Furniture, For
uAftIculars see balls.
JOHN II. STEM, Executor
f. A. CrAwfurd Aucti0neer.
suu~2- : Jacob FarYcr. Clerk.
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FOR II! CENTS.

Fancy White Figured White lh4a
and that sid at 25c clearance l2l 'cu'-
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NO. ia.

The Union National Bank OF Westminster. I
Westminster, Md, June 30, 1903 J
The Board of Directors of this bank have
this day declared "a semi annual dividend of
Five Per Cent. upon the capital stock OF the
bank, less taxes, payable on and after Thurs
day, July 9Th, 1903.
J. W. Herring.
iul43t Cashier
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75c and s5c FoULARD SILKS Acc.

Dark Black Dots, and over ii.n These
sai finish
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sloo and sl.25 SHIRT WAISTS csc,

aniC Waists all so-l- tr
etlouta a Gjctutse
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soc CORDED WASH SILKS 35c.

pieces quality Corded silks beautiful assortment Of patterns " be
lralout at Gents
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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SALE.

special Of slightly handling
aides
than ands high Special Clearance Puce 80 Gents
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sl.oo CREPE DE CHINE Acc.

Striped Crepe Chine White Pink aud Idh, Blue
quality anl only one piece Of each shade
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loo DRESS GINGHAMs SC A YARD.

20 pieces Of Ds Gnbam stripes that li for los Special cat-
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Summer Clearance Sale
slaughter with Now, if ever is the
buy while prices are the lowest.
A SALE OF STLKS WITHOUT An EQUAL


IS inches wide with satin stripes Beautiful quality iyh bln
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WE PUT ON OUR OWN RUBBER TIRES.

SarF Factory opposite Montour House, No.
50 W. Main street. Westminster. Nd. ieb7
Maryland Telephone.
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WE ARE LEADERS in our Diff
w ferent Departments. \ visit TO
our Store will prove this 20 your satisfaction.
The stock is bought direct from Factory tor
Spot Cash. and is sold on same terms. We
handle carefully selected Stock, always with
the best interest OF our patrons m the fore
front. We name IN part
Harness, Saddles, Brides, Collars,
Fly Nets, Whips, Lap Busters, Suit
Cases, Trunks, Grips, Telescopes,
Base Ball and Turf Goods, Harness
Leather, Oils, Hames, Chains, Com bs,
Brushes and Horse Furnishings Ga
lore.
Soliciting your further commands. we are
respectively, J. W. SKUNK,
mrs Al Z. Main ST, Westminster, Nd
NO. 4o4o EQUITY.
Ia the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
George L. Stocksdale, Assignee OF Mortga-
gee. VS. Catharine Frizzel, Mortgagor.
Ordered this 9Th day of July, A. D., 1903.
that the account of the special Auditor filed
in this cause be finally ratified and confirmed,
unless cause 10 the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 27th day of July, inst: pro
vided copy of this order be inserted for two
successive weeks before the last named day In
so,ne newspaper published in Carroll county.
JAS. H. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk.
True Copy,-Test:
iullI2t JAS H. BILLINGsLEA. Clerk.
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"ARFIELD'S Wheat and Grass Mixture
w added over one hundred new friends to
its list last year. Why shouldn't it? Every
Ton contains 800 pounds Pure Animal Bone
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