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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-02-07

The German Verein gave the most
successful ball ever given by them.
asst Thursday night. II was mas
Afuerade. there being nearly one hua-
ared maslkers The ball was largely
attended later in the evening many Of
those who had come to look on joined
&n the dancing. The. success Of this
Saill was due entirely to hte able man.
agcfnent of Mr.. william Ritzhaupt and
1lr. John Hoover The hall was dec
toraoed in the German and American
sllurs and presented a beautiful and
eptriotie appearance. The program Of
slances vas long and many dances
ware added to H. No prizes were Of.
aerea FOR costumes. but it was an
iaoonced that next year the usual
prizes would again bs offered.
AR John Cotteral entertained the
Ssuchre club Friday afternoon. Mrs.
r. r Cottingham and Mrs. Billings
deg won the first and lone band prizes.
AIRS, Carl Havighorst won the conso-
aaiion. Mrs Cotterel is charming
hostess and the ladies spent a delight
Eul AFTERNOON Mrs. Frank Dale. Mrs.
Bird Mcclure. Mrs. ]. w McNeal,
AIRS a G G. Bierer. Mrs Briggs. Miss
Asas iHreas,s. Miss Blanch spurlock
we're guests Of the club
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-02-07

WHY NOT RENT A SAFETY De
POST BOX IN A MODERN STEEL
VAULT ANo FEES EHAT YOUR
vALuAsLEs ARE sEcURE7 FROM
81 TO So PER YEAR PAYS FOR ONE,
ACCORDING TO SIZE. SEE THE
CAPITOL NATIONAL BANK ABOUT
1T.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-02-07

"Wednesday evening Miss Myrtle
Hlack entertained at cards the follow
Iue named young ladies and gentle
utn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-02-07

Miss Kate Schncll entertained few
friends, informally Tuesday evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-02-07

Mr.. Earl Grimes, Mr. Dana Bartlett,
AR. Lawrence Cunningham, Mr.. Hay
den Farquharson, Mr.. Fred Painter,
Mr. Melville Carter
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Bernardine Cooney entertained the
members of her dancing class with
masquerade dance This event has
been looked forward to with keenest
delight and last night was enjoyed to
the utmost. Miss Cooney's dance was
the first masquerade to be given to
the members of the younger set
Those who masked were:
Miss Maude Williams. black domino.
Miss Norma Heilman, colonial dame
Miss Maude Reder. queen of hearts.
Miss Faye Grissell, gypsy girl.
Miss Emily Mckinley, chorus girl
Miss Pansy Hohus. Empress Jose
phine
Miss Nellie Wiley, student.
Miss Mamie Lohr, Spanish maidea.
Miss Helen Mccoy, flower girl
Miss Louise Hohus, red.ridlng-
Miss Gaye Bronson, gypsy girl
Miss Ethel Rhinehart
Miss Ida Lohr, colonial dame
Miss Cornelia Olds, sunhower
Miss Carrie Hohus. Jap.
Mr. Cecil Grlssell, clown.
MT Paul McNeal goblin.
Mr.. Harry Carlin. red domino.
Mr.. Leo Corkins, Indian
Mr. John Boles, Indian
Mr. Frank Mccoy, clown
Mr. Fred Scothorn. jew
Mr.. Stanley Stobaugh, sailor
Mr. Emmett stobaugh. rough rider.
Mr Willie O'Brien, rough rider
Mr. Louie Bronson, clown
Mr. Benz Weinberger, farmer.
Mr. Floyd Calvert. farmer
Mr. Forest Keys, farmer
RIr. Chris Seton. black domino
Mr. Adolph Kaufman. back domino.
Others present were:
Misses Gregory Linda Gregory Ed
ma Kelly Ruby Kelly, Mr. Philip
.GrisseI Mr. Harry spurlock, Mr..
Halle Rambo. Mrs Rambo, Mrs Nc
Neal Mrs carlin. Mr. and Mrs Lohr
Mr. and Mrs Ross. Mrs Heilman
Mrs Cooney
Miss Cooney will give another
dance February the fourteenth. ST.
Valentines night at the city hall
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60. as Drill NIaHr.

All members of 90. A, ok. N. G.
are hereby ordered to meet at their
Armory, 1O9 West Harrison avenue,
over the Eagle drug store, on wednes-
day evening at 1880 for regular drill.
c. &. Dunnica,
Capt. Comd'g Co. A.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-02-07

Miss Francis Kaufman. Miss Mabel
Rhinehart Miss Laura Brewer, Miss
Maude Painter. Miss Mabel Painter
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Guthrie Is now the scene OF much
Aospitality At the, home of Mr., and
Rrs. ASP on Thursday evening one
would think Queen Hospitality had
takEn up her abode 20 judge from the
Eaerriment. the exchange of wit the
Curd dial hendshalSing that greeted you
everywhere The reception hall. the
linrarF. the parlors and dining room
were beautifully decorated in wild
lsmila2. margueribes. Chinese lilies.
palms and carnations about 400 car
nnii0ns being used to brighten the
greens here and thepe Twas a
lovely scene. Mr. and Mrs. ASP re-
cehed their guests and were assisted
10 entertaining them by Mesdames
Greer, Ramsay, Lucas and Mckay;
Misses straDg and Brooke presided
a. the punch bowl Two hundred
GUESTS were present at this very sue
ressful function
The menu was:
Escailoped Oysters Tomato Aspic.
Olives Pickles
Hot Rolls Coffee
rufti Fruits Creamy Assorted Cakes
Carnations were the fayors
Friday afternoon the ASP home was
again thrown open--thls time 10
-Inaies oaiy" A hundred OF the fair
AeN spent very pleasant afternoon
with their charming hOstess--their
lovely costumes blending with the
siecorations until one felt they could
not wish for a fairer spectacle Mrs
Asp received her guests. Those as
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-02-07

sisting her were: Mesdames Ramsay,
Lucas. Greer. Van Duyn, Powers and
Mckay; Misses Srang and Brooke
were stationed at the punch bowl.
Every one remarked on the beauty of
the decorations, the center piece in
the dining parlor being especially
pretty The refreshments were ele-
gantly served and each guest was ia
vored with a carnation
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nLD TIME RALLY AT THE OLD
" FAMILIAR PLACE.

Grand Tournament and Horse Show
at Never Die Park. Joe Berrett's, Liberty
Road, Freedom, Md, Wednesday, August
u, 1903.
An All Day Picnic for benefit Of St.
Josephs Church, Sykesvi!Ie. Tournament
begins promptly at L a. M; Royal Set 4.30
y. N. Prizes for Recommendations Selected
Sterling Silver Designs. Horse Show >. 30 p.
m. Five eclasses-A-Single Fancy; B-Dou-
Fancy; C-Light Roadster. Single; D-Light
Roadsiers. Double; E-Saddle. Who will be
there-Everybody your friends; our next
Governor, who will address you; your sweet
hearts, etc. Come and have a good time.
Attractions Music, dancing fancy articles,
etc; dinner, supper. feed Tor horses base ball
game. Judges for TOurnament-Henry For
sythe; John CawlhOrne. p ID. Dorsey, Henry
Streaker, John Z. Dorsey: charge to knights
by David \. Henning: coronation address by
Malcolm W. Dorsey; marshal. George Prugh:
assistant marshal. James Hewitt; her,ids,
Walter and Willie Shipley. Judges Of Horse
Show-Dr. J. w. Downie. of New Market;
Hon. Johnnie BeaSman. John Milton Reiisui
der. of Westminster; Frank Mercer. DR.. John
+. Bolte, Of Harrisouyille. For raiiie-a
ball-bearing bike, rubber tire ruuaboui. You
won't want 10 % on a vacation # y0n come
with us. Committee iH charge-Cul. Joseph
W BerTei,, Samuel H. Shpley. Albert A.
Dorsey james h. George. Walter Ritter.
Simou Golilart. Wade II H. NarteIi Thssr
gentlemen will give you pleasant outing. p
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Lynched and Burned.

On July %. at Danville, Illinois, two ne
groes were lynched by a crowd of fully 5000
persons, who battered down the jail. After
killing their victims their bodies were burned
in the public square and hacked with knives.
One negro. J. d. Mayfeld, from Evans
Vile. Ind, who shot and killed Henry Cat
terman white. was first hanged by n mob of
600 men, who were later fired upon by the
Sheriff, three men being wounded. The mob
was clamoriug for the life of another negro
named James Wilson, who confessed to
brutal assault on Mrs. Thomas Burgess, wife
of a farmer at Alvon, Ill, just north of there.
The Mayfeld negro met his fate while the
mob was on the way to lynch Wilson. The
angry throng was passing down East Main
street, when Mayield became involved in an
alteration with some of It's members. They
started after him and he pulled gun, firing
into the crowd.
Henry Gatterman, a young butcher, who
recently returned from Fortress Monroe, fell
mortalIy wounded and expired in a few sec
onds The negro turned and fed but was
caught by the officers within a block of the
scene of the tragedy and hurried to the police
station with the mob in hot pursuit, tempo
rarily diverted from their march to the county
Jail.
After securing battering rams. it took the
mob about one-half an hour to wreck the
city prison, the negro being found hid in
a safe. He was pulled from the safe, struck
with sledges, knocked down, jumped upon
and stamped to DEATH A rope was placed
around his neck aud his lifeless body was
dragged three blocks through the street to the
scene Of the shooting.
An effort was made to hang the body to a
telegraph pole, but the rope broke. The
mob then dragged the body to the Jail and
burned it.
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Boring Insects.

Collugg PAX, Nh. July 27.-Man~ com
rfaiuts have been received At the office Of the
Marvland Stale Horticultural Department,
College Park. of injury to fruit trees by n
small boring insect, the iruit.tree bark beetle.
Mr.. Thomas r. Symous, associate State en-
tamolngist. SAYS. The insect does It's injury
by boring into the trunk and branches, and
IT no effort Is made to check It's rayages the
bark OF the infested tree will soon be found
TO be ,hickly .'peppered with holes as though
hv fine bird shot These are the exit holes
OF the beetle that have in their larval state
mined and developed under the bark.
Until recently il was thought by some
that this insect would Oaly attack diseased
trees, but It has been seen working IN perfectly
healthy trees. There is 40 doubt that the
insect will infest healthy trees, but It may
prefer diseased or dying wood.
Where a tree is seen TO he badly infested
II is best to cut it down and burn II TO pre-
vent infection TO sound ones. However, a
tree NAV recover from slight attacks, and IN
this case always cut out and burn the dying or
dead growth as soon as detected.
.'Whale oil soap, at the rate OF two pounds
to the gallon of water, applied with a brush
on the trunk and larger branches may pre-
vent the beetles from entering the bark to
some extent. Also a wash composed of one
nint of crude carbolic acid and one gallon of
soft soap. diluted with eight gallons of water,
has been recommended. Much good may
come by touching lightly infested spots from
which gum or sap has begun to ooze with a
small sponre or brush saturated with kerosene.
If this is done on the outset of attack many
beetles may be killed and thereby much con.
seduent damage prevented.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

The EpNofth League state Rally viii meet 10
Nrthodisi Church New Windsor. saturday aud
~au.iav August aud . pr WILSON presiding FL
der 80 preach sunday night
sunday school at warheldsburz Bethel at p m.
preaching a. 8 p m, August ?
T 3. Tyler, Teaching Elder
salem charge. LuthsTau Church-St- Beujamin's-
sunday school A. ~ - John's-suiiay
Rev r. ". Doty. Pastor
tirsce Lutheran Chnrch-Leetur, and Prayer
Mrefiux Wednesday az - p N. sunday school al
q m Preaching at iolo a. IN Nespers al b,A
P H. Miller. d p, FsstoE
FpWorlh League Rally There will be rally Of
ghs Carroll County Epworth Uulpn held AZ khene-
Ter u r church al Winfield. Md on saturday aud
>uusiAy August lsg aud 2nd, services 10 begin AZ
aiRhs inclusive There will b. preaching BY PROM
inent preachers. anA good singing. EpN orth
L.-aeurrS aud friends conc expecting great things
aE me Lord Belt TuWnshend. President
farruu charge Reformed Church--Childrru's
DAY service ~ BeulAmia's AZ 10 a. IN Divine ser
James B. stoucs5fer Pastor
i Johns Church-Sundays-L0w Mas a. 1.l5
ana High Mass At 70 A. m. Nespers al 80 p IN
Joseph II cassidy. Pastor.
4 Faul's Rcfermet Church-Sunday school At
stsa NJ. Divine service 81 10. a. m. ana a p IN.
T. : ~Agiv. Pastor.
Centenary NJ & Church sunday school at 81,
4 aa Preaching At 10 - s. N. ana 80 3. =. Ep-
Rev d G. Miller Pastor
Methodist Protestant church, Rev, l. F. Warner,
Pastor btath Services. Preaching az lo.D a. m
; % D. M regular service combined with the !. T.
: a u sAbhalh school g.l5 II. m, MID week ser
vice iu the lecture room Wednesday evening n -"
O'Clock.
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NO 4o49 EQUITY.

Ia the Circuit Coart for Carroll ClaHty.
sitting as "a Court 81 Equiiy
Calvin I. Fnuger. Assignee Of Assiguv% "t
Mortgage. - SasannAh Aorelock and
samuel Norelock. her husband, MoTiga
gurs-
Ordered this I7th iaY of July, in the year
Nineteen Hundred and Three. ts the Circuit
Court foF Carroll county, sitting A. a Court oi
Equity tha, the sa'r of the real estate men
toned in these proceeding. u,ade aud report.
ed by Calvin 7. Fringrr Assignee OF Assignee
Of Mortgage, acting under the poser ot sale
contained in the Mortgage. filed among the
proceedings 10 this cause, be ratified and con
trIned. unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 18th day of August
next; provided. a cops OF this order be insert
ed Ia some newspaper printed and published
ia Carroll county aforesaid. once week Tor
three successive weeks before the luth day oi
August next.
The report states the amount Of sale Ia be
s., $1,000.
JAS. II. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk.
True copy,-Tesr:
July Is 81 Jas. II. BLuNGsLEA, Cerk.
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Forbid School Teachers Marrying.

Topeka. KANSAS, July 26.-Kansas school
boards have determined to inaugurate a re-
form, and are inserting clauses in contracts
with the teachers that prohibit either courting
or marriage by the latter during the schoo
term.
Many schools were badly interrupted last
year by the marriage of the women teachers,
many of whom Immediately resigned, making
il difficult to fill their places. Others neg
lected their school duties and gave their time
to coarting.
Some of the teachers object to the contract
on the ground that it is an abridgement of their
personal liberty and that if this policy should
prevail throughout the state it would create
an army of unmarriageable old maids, as =
900 women teach in the state schools.
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nESIRABLE FARM
- AT PRIVATE SALE.

BY virtue Of the authority contained ia a
power of attorney from The heirs OF Michael
Coffee, late of Philadelphia, Pa, deceased
the undersigned will sell at private sale -
the farm of said deceased, situate il, Ill
Freedom district, Carroll county, containing
l25 ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
about s. Of which is well covered with thrifty
and substantial oak aud chestnut timber The
farming land is in d good state Of cultivation
and produces we'll. This property adjoins the
land of Geo W. Albaugh aud Others, and Is
conveniently reached from SykesvilIe, on the
b. & o. r. R., being only miles from the
latter place.
For terms and further information. call on
orapply 10 Geo. 0. Brlhart. Westminster, Md .
JOHN p. HORSEY.
T. HOWARD EMBERT,
ATTORNEYS and Agents for heirs of Michael
Coffee, deceased.
George o. Brilliant, Attorney for Agents
July % Al
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ELECTION NOTICE.

H
Office of The George W. Albaugh Real
Estate and Brokerage Company of
Carroll County, Nd.
WESTMINSTER, MD., July Is, 1903
The Stockholders of The George W. Al
baugh Real Estate and Brokerage Company
of Carroll County, Md, are hereby notified
that the regular annual meeting, for the cleo
ton of SIX DIRECTORS, TO manage the
affairs of the Company for the ensuing year,
will be held at the Office of the Company, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST lst. 1908, between
the hours of and 10 clock, A. NJ.
J. EZRA STEM,
july l6 3t Secretary and Treasurer
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At o'clock, 9. m.. Twn Frame = Ssory
DaelA~s ilossss Sus- s2 aBd
A - Pennsylvania avenue. West
III mlas,rT M The lot u "a
- ieei trout adjoining 80 al.ey.
and runs lasck lPS f~es Is an alley. There -
q stable. Carriaer She'd. Hax pru. Samn~r
Eifrber. &c cts ard sell safer And isall
Tee hs.s..ss are sa E-pd repair, and Any ua-
st,hsng g.syiug Investment shoaid inspect
them A}so a los coniaiaiug
ACRE AND ~ PERCHES or LAND.
more ar less. 10 The rrar of she 6rst mentioned
Zoe. $50 improvements, bar has some trait oa
SO. Al, i~o Buildlnx lots fronting ~ feeg
ou Dayl- avenue aud running back ias tevt
fa za alley Thssv are valuable lots aua arr
in q hn- Hg4g ghbafha0d. At.a On
SATURDAY. i5ih day oI AUGUST. l,sri,
a. .. u.s.. ou 'hr prru,lsr., ~ Ayer- DIS
rrtT. arar Black scho8ihou.r. aba4i I miles
irum SILVER Ron and 8 miles from i-ails-sfo~n,
Pa. viii sell The farH,. oSaTj by said de-
ceased. ~ sbr hme of his death. containing
~ ACRES AND 50 PERCHES. More or
less Il i improved ~ilh p Ssory Stone
Dazzling. with cellar, large hank bAru, dOEblr
uagau ,hei and corn cribs. buggy she'd
rhtck~n holsr. bog pen, smoke huas-., Aad
HflAatt b.aitl4liE- EFr-Aa HaAtFAf ~ AE-4aA Nftb
ut aairF at the house; 81 Ihe felds are sell
@ztrrpd. Five Acres IN Oak and Hickory
IImb,.r: the arabic land produces cell aHd
ha- hr-H recently heavily hnled. Also some
Personal Property. Also Wood Lot Of 6
Acres. Roods and ~ perches. more or leSs,
adjoining lands Of Jacob HIirbrAni, Ger
.hom Froanfelteg aud oihers. The iarm j. IN
a thriving and prosperous community. con
vcuirut 90 churches. schools, mills. hAs daily
Free Ruul Mail Delivery; adjoins lands of
Wm. Brown. Levi Snyder aud other. wiIh
railroad stations Al Lii,lrstoEn aud kiugs
dale. and IS : desirable home fos any one
wishing small farm. Any one wishing to
Examine the farm can call on Mr. Daniel BaiT
residing GA H.
Terms OF Sale.--Onr- -lhird cash GA the day
ot >air ar on the ratification thereof by the
said Court; and the residue 10 two e4aAl pay
mrnt> ~ SIX aud twelve months from the day
oi sale the credit payments to be secured by
the bonds or single balls OF the purchaser or
purchasers, with sufficient security, bearing
interest from the day of sale, or all cash AT the
option of the purchasers.
EDWARD F. HUFF,
Jal Is & Executor.
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Robert H. Foerderer, Congressman from
the Fourth Philadelphia, Pa. District, and
Americas largest leather manufacturer, died
July 26.
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The State Board of Examiners of West
Virginia, in session at Parkersburg, refused
certificates to 33 teachers in one county on
account of alleged cheating.
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4 SSIGNEE OF ASSIGNEE OF
~ MORTGAGES SALE
DESIRABLE HOUSE and LOT,
Situated ia Westminster District. Iu tarru.
county. and STATE 81 Maryland.

county ANttA fNAAhf h't VA t~At''tH
By virtue Of the power and authority con
laiuei in Mortgage from louisa NribS and
Marshall \ SeIby. her husband. t0 The West.
minister Savings Bank. bearing date nu the
2fth day oi October. ia the wear l,-Et. sud
daly recorded among the Real EstaIr Mort
gagr Records Of Carroll county, IN l.iher !.
n g.. No ~. folio 4Ul, &c. aod hy said
Bank duiy assigned TO lhc Hampstead Bank
Of Carroll County. Narylani on the 2IL das
uf November. 10 the year ls-bl and hy ihs said
HAMPSTEAD Bank Of Carroll County Mary
land duly assigned 10 Beujamiu +. Grouse,
fIr collection. on ihe &3rd iay ui JaiY. ia itr
year 1903. whieh ssii assignments ~ere ds.y
recorded. the undersigned Assignee Of Assig.
nee o. Mortgage, w1il sell Al puhac sale on
Jbe premises, on
SATURDAY. the 18th day oi AUGUST.
lsos. ~ eleven O. clock. a. M. all th.. real ~.
tate described .H sasi mortgage. % beng the
sane land which xas conveyed br Philip "
Han,er and Hifs 20 the aid Louisa Sslby and
Marshall ;. S~lhy. By jced recorded aagnns
,he Land Rscor,is OF Carroll yslgaty
The Improvements thereon
r,lss.s,t of = s~o story Fralnc =
u~vliinE Housr Atso samc 80 Ts,4
ir15Ii tires. ss2z1
This property lies on the Baiiimorc and
RsaslsgSso~s Turnpike. sbofS dssiawrv aai
.id~ the corporate hajts Of N~siB .ns'sr, and
ls Easrt Il shat S. kuazn As Far Gruaad SilE.
Thls property adj1ius lands % Mr., Nsarh,
Frederick Hunter And Others ANY person
seekinx = desirable snsAll homr stI hnd fals
property z.il located srd convenient
Terra. ~ sale .--t'Ash og ihs das n' sale ar
atns rail6caIiBu ih-rrai b. the Caayf. Hg &
desired by The parchas~r Sc yurchl.e-rs, one
ihsrd sash na ihs dsy % sa3e. aue shtri lH .lS
uaanihs zad the other ou- lhifa Ca tw-.rr
meBihs from The iay 81 sale, The credit '-s'
nests e. b. securrd by the sotes 81 The par-
chaser or purrhasers. ~lth approved svrauy.
b.ar5aF 5nisr,-s, frozen rhg 4ay oi sAis.
BENJAMIN +. GROUSE.
Assignes ni As.sEuev II NurtgASre.
Essl,~ris 4 CEusss~. solicitors.
.,lvss q. A4f.erg tr.ws.,fA A4rF
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WE ARE LEADERS in our Dir
w ferent Departments A visa To-
oar Store viii prove this 20 vnur satisfaction.
The stock B, bought direct from Factory for
Spot Cash. and Is sold on same tfrw. We
handle carefully selected Stock. always With
the best interest ut our patrons 5n ihr 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. ve are
respectively, a. ". SKUNK,
mr2S 4l f. Main ST.. Westminster, Md
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WILLIAM 4 SHRtNER.
PERCY II SHRlNER.
GEORGE u GEHR.
Joe. Milton Rs5tsus3rr. sol. Tf4si~.s-
Ial : So J. fhomRs Roup. aaCi-
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE At
PUBLIC SALE

The ua.i~rslE lEarsi. - executor of ta- lAal
siil aud t.ssaas~rs ~ tsrrshoaas ilaE by ar.
igr af a. order ~ the Orphans C4aft ~ Car
roH coaa,y. Nd. wil eel ~ ruhls sale So
thr pfsas.srs. ou
FRIDAY, The ltib day Of August. lsos,
"a a-gga~k "a m Two Frame "a S.asry
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VALUABLE FARM
AZ
PUBLIC SALE.

Wal b. snIi a. PabE,c sale en shr pr,-sss ss-s,
a,s she Bachmzn's VALLEY Rad. saHr s4ii~r
iruui WESTMINSTER. na
SATURDAY. AUGUST $50, i~3,
=, ~ ~ p. &C.. she farm oa sh,eh nos Sc
si4s. Is contains
tss ACRES. MORE OR LESS.
and Z. divided intu convenient h-lls. wsia
running aaisf ln r4eh hrld; Aeuul Aers~ lu
Gooi Ismb~F. la~ Improve
meets arr SLATE rs-si~d =! a y
Sinr, Brick p~e]ling Hoass.
slih story Back Banding EAAsf15slze
Large HAnk Hsrn. And all necessary bald
iags, Spring ua,asc, 18th nevsr tai.tng spung.
tine orchard Of apples and other fra3L
ThrFr ss = scaAat hoase. stable. spring
housr. a..
This property i. Ioeat.l in the celebrated
RArhnAn Valley, saiatns laHd. ni JrrrullaN
Grimau. Wan. Lcppa ihe Rayrs Farm Z. au4
oshess Il !. ia ihs highrss stale At cslltiya-
gou, d. ronvrul~ni 90 ehurvhss, schools. mills.
ralETslai. aud has daily slail. To AnYunr
zsshsng = deij Ehiial hota- ia n thuvsng cufa-
mEnily, jhts property pre~eais nGusiia,4 a''
lraelio5ss Possession giYen April 1t, 1901.
Terms Of sale One third cash. and ihs
remainder in and = months from 'he DAY
Of sale, the rres.i; paYmcnts 60 br secured bf
ao;~s, HiIh approved security. beaung inter
~ froaa ihr day nf sale o. all cash 81 tls. op-
nnU o( the purchaser
ialylIn wN J BEGGS