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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-30

poet and dramatist OF wAom we all know
OF whom the information was sought-and
who was of the firm opinion that the i'm
mortal Bill s. was the man, he gave the
following as his reasons In the comedy
"Alls Well That Ends Well" you will
find that Shakespeare. evidently holding
a hand composed of four spades, exclaims
as follows:
What does this knave here?
Get ye gone Srrah!"
And then too in the Merchant OF Ven
ice." he gives us:
"A diamond gone, cost me two
thousand ducats''
Bill evidently had the Z, s. Q. 10, and
if he had the or the Jack he would have
been right In It."
Again we read in Macbeth" where he
says:
"Oh. damned spot Out say"
He probably saw diamond flush
broken only by an ace of clubs. and then
his wrath gave vent as above.
And then. too. don't you remember
reading again in the Merchant OF Ven
ice," where Bill says
IL know the hand-in faith
tbs fair one
He evidently had held It before-per-
haps he'd lost on it-perhaps won. but
he held II Just the same.
Again we read I'm that delightful Mid
summer Nights Dream" where he says:
''Yet but three. Come one more"
he was drawing, evidently five-card
draw. to a fiush--three OF the suite he
wanted had arrived and he was wishing
for another and probably the fourth.
No I don't think there is any doubt
but that Shakespeare knew the game,
IL he didn't invent II. His works give us
too much OF his personal feelings that
could be applied to the festive sport.
What n cinch,
understand that n certain medical man
has discovered that candy is mighty good
for that tired feeling
In my ears can hear chorus OF 'Oh,
joys" from the female sex.
Just TO think OF it-candy for tired
feeling. Clever medical man that, and
wager that he will have a lot of heavy
weight female patients calling on him
that he never had before, just to hear
him say that candy Is good thing"
Yet when YOU come 10 think Of IL. this
physician is not much different from the
ones that prcscrlbes a trip TO Europe or
To Florida for the female members OF a
family when there's absolutely nothing
the mater with them except case OF
think they're sick"
90
saw a party OF old fellows In a down
town cafe the other evening They were
trying 10 have n devil-of-a-time.
The thought occurred to me that they
were like a lot OF old cart horses turned
out TO pasture-they want 10 cut up, but
had forgotten how.
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JERoMe's
CURIOUS
ATTITUDE.

zion. In view Of the pronouncements and
the acts Of District Attorney Jerome of
New York. concerning political contribu
tions by the insurance magnates OF
course the proper attitude % district
attorney. when a question of fact l. a.
Issue. has long been established. II II the
duty OF the public prosecutor. where
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As 10 what consti-
tutes the full duty of
a public prosecutor is
not a matter easy 10
determine. and II is
now a highly interest
Inc 90 tf.t.. -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-30

] saw a party OF old fellows In a down
town cafe the other evening. They were
trying 10 have devil-of,.a- time
The thought occurred to me that they
were like a lot OF old cart horses turned
out TO pasture-they want 10 cut up but
had forgotten how.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-10
A TTORNEY'S SALE
IL OLA
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT
In the town of Mt. Airy, Carroll County,
Maryland.

By virtue of the power and authority con.
tanned in power OF attorney from Clara A.
ClaFy. dated 23rd Of July, 1906. aud recorded
among the Land Records of Carroll County,
the said undersigned, attorney, will sell al
Public Sale on the premises IN the town OF
NJ. Airy, IN Carroll County, Maryland, on
SATURDAY. AUGUST 25TH, 1906,
at o. clock. r. M, that Valuable House and
Lot, near the entrance to Wildwood Park. the
residence Of the late Morgan G. Ciary. de-
erased The improvements consist Of a -
TURFE.STORI FRAME DWELL -.
ING HOUSE. new and modern in appoint
meats, containing a bath room. hot and cold
Sai,r arrangements, steam heating plant. and
many other eonveuienCes OF a Weil-appoinled
home wind pump nj the door furnishes
excellent water and supplies the bath equip
mrnt
This lot fronts 100 feet on the Parrsvlile
road and has a depth of S7g feet.
Offers 1t private sale viii be received by
the undersigned.
Terms Of Sale will be arranged to suit the
purchaser. a deposit Of SiO0 being required,
however. on the day of sale. A part of the
purchase money may b.. LETT ia the properly.
CHAS. o. CLEMSON,
Westminster, Md.
aurs q Attorney for Clara A. Clary.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-10
Will Name Hearst, His Friends
Assert.

Nav YoRK, August THE Democratic
Siate Committee today voted to hold the next
State convention al Buffalo on September 25th.
Before the meeting of the committee Wm.
J. Conuors, OF Buffalo, said that the meeting
of the Independence League here yesterday
would not affect William X. Hearst's chances
for the gubernatorial nomination by the regu-
lar State convention. I'VE will 20 ahead and
nominate Hearst anyhow, said Mr.. Connors.
Nothing can prevent Hearst nomination. "
Norman Z. Mack, of Buffalo. member of
the Democratic National Committee of the
State. spoke in the same way. There was no
test vote of any kind at the meeting. The
Hearst men, however, were jubilant over the
selection OF Buffalo as the place for holding
the convention. The programme for the meet
ing was arranged at a conference attended by
Norman T. Mack. State Senator Patrick H.
McCarren, Charles f. Murphy, leader OF
TAmmany; Cord f. Meyer, chairman of the
State Committee. Senator MeCarren said:
while ii is fact that We have agreed TO
hold the convention in Buffalo, yet it must not
be construed TO mean that have changed in
any manner with regard to Mr.. Hearst and
his political party.
Mr.. Murphy, who was standing beside
Senator MeCarren, said Nevertheless, we
are going 10 meet in Buffalo,.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-10
Sleuths Caught 356.

WASHINGTON, August 4.-The annual report
Of Chief Wilkie, Of the Secret Service Division
of the Treasury Department, shows that dur.
ing the fiscal year ended June 80, there were
1855 arrest by officers of that service.
OF these 81 were for cOunterfeitiHg paper
money, 65 for altering United States obligs,
tions, PIP for counterteiting silver coins and
2S for counterleiting minor ofienses. Arrests
for other otfenses range from | to 9 in num-
her. of the whole number arrested 244 were
born in the United States, Is in Italy and
in Russia. The remainder were distributed
among ~ other nations.
During the year the secret service captured
altered and counterfeit notes representing a
value of SIS, 76S and Sl9.52 in coins. Also
l29 half plates s dies, l26 half molds and a
large quantity of other contraband matter.
OF the whole number of persons arrested,
l62 were convicted, 46 are awaiting the action
of the court. 81 are awaiting the action of the
grand jury, - were acquitted, 10 were ignored
by the grand jury, were "uolled" and were
discharged by the United States Commissioner.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-10
Leaps Through Car Window.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 4.-Thomas Delehanty,
of Nashville, Tenn, while being taken home
by an attendant from the Manhattan State
Hospital for the Insane, leaped from car
window of south bound passenger train on
the Louisville aud Nashville road today and
fell 25 feet to a roof
As soon as his attendant could stop the
train he hurried back and secured the assist
ance of policeman. The policeman climbed
to the roof, where he had 10 struggle for his
life with Deehanty, who, with saperhuman
strength, tried to throw him to the ground.
Several men hurried to the policeman's aid
and DeIehanty was bound hand and foot, and
with the aid Of derrick was hauled up to the
track. where he was placed in patrol wagon
and taken to the hospital.
His injuries were found to be slight
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-10

la Mschantt~Ntilr, "a taTfoA Nouuiys Nj
81 yBstBc ~ a aecFrT 81 The CiTvai taurt 60 oar
flsli C5ssEaf. Etsliy. Fas--d in sausr ~ fao
k4absY iAs uEsicsSs gnr4 Trustees sIi uatr *t puh-
&c saie, on tae prsaaisss dssss'ts'i tffrtn, on
skTT RpAH. AUGUST Is lss.
a s'r5ark n m the Eoliowlaz properties ~
.hteh tir,4Vo SniglcF 1si sgsz-,i al,.i isss,ss,l
.ib AL that ~ = tassf situate opfsltr itr Afus
berger Nutni, rOoAiniRs
81. ACRES uF LAND. More or Ice.
suapssxp4 wtih a Essasy irsme urAihsrt-str'is,i
hoslsr coalAsai9g ,s''zss, "ew e''eup,si ~ hrnsy
\ lckels. ss-i stssataE thr ia1sis az n o,srsuch
Aisd nah FeonY rsassssoa a 80 - Etsra April J..
- Al thas iog Il hEni sSoLasa.uS
ACRNS Norr % less.
isaprar~i wsln ssagy srsthrgnEAtgir.i hses rf'-
iaisiaE ryosas. atyslnias ioi No l. snd ccgslpie
b. Jsras lsnksuE
rs Al ,a-zI los u lsn4 conisiasar
oSE ACRE Norv % Iez.
isspfugrd with a ssuFy frams ueAiHc. b5arls,l
hs,5asr - ilh r,.Has aill4ilg anif ~ Mrs Anau-
~ wils,,u ana agngee Bens.sii. asE aavapic,l hy
rs An TIA, log of a,aa containing
oSE-HAtF ACEE.
imyroy~,i atth small ,iorJ suuse Win rsCu4..
viac. opposite Aofris faifzcr psofsrty- lrlasss-
s5as st5, - gfVen ~ oacr-
tst AL ihA9 tot o. aasst containing
-, ACREs. More us LES.
irspr,r,-l vtiAA lagez STORY a.li,r iih ru,ras
asiisHutte naulvc t.l Ne 8 al-i nos uscupir,t ~
A6,irrs tssf!rsirF Possession 500 T. Eiss8 Rprit
al thss. properties fv situ-lc IN ghv vflasr al
Nvctaucsv ls sad UAll u ss1I atlauaI aG pu ia )
oi satc fur farther 4Hflsu4Essag Apply Ca Ivan l.
WaH Aflornry ~ ihr ufz,ir4s. gnrsl Iftsstsss
Terms - sale =0uf-thtr4 cash she dAy nf sSBc
or sa sns ratlufsstu 81 szf s4r By me t,sari ADd
lhr rgzsdne tu p rluAI FayussHts ot cn- aud ~ e.
yy-arx Trn dAp II sair - cash a. thc -pEirn ~
lh~ pugcsa.srr. Fr-iil Taymsuss % ia-aF 3nivrrst
irur The DAY Of SAic Au 20 - -cgTlsl bF uf
p4itt hascE - ith aFpfovc,i srslt3tv.
EIGAS q sHlFl "a.
GkbRaE ALFRED SutFLEI.
LLOYD -HfFLEN.
Trustee.
tvan |. Aar AItnFney Iniyl--sE
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-10
Football Player Downs a Robber.

CLEVELAND, o., August 4.-The Banca
ltaliana, prominent Italian financial house
here, was entered at noon today by an un-
known man, who took $1,000 in bills from
the teler's counter. Mrs. Gae:ano Liotta,
wife of the bank president, was in the office
with her husband at the time. Liotta aud
and two employees gave chase as the man fed
into the street.
Sebastian Liotta, aged 10, playing near the
bank, heard his father discharge his revolver.
and surmised the robbery. The boy leaped
after the fleeing man, in football fashion, and
made good tackle. He held the robber un-
til big crowd surrounded the pair, and the
money was recovered. The robber was ar
rested. Sebastian then continued at play with
the children of the tenement house district.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-10
MO. 4273 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Elizabeth Graf Plaintiff, vs.. Sarah Bonnet,
ct al, Defendant.
Ordered. this Sd day of August, A. D., 1906,
that the account of the Auditor filed in TIN.
cause be finally ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown on OF
before the 2Oth day Of August, inst; provided a
copy of this order be inserted for two sue
cessive weeks before the last named day in
some newspaper published in Carroll county.
DAVID p. SMELSER, Clerk.
True Copy,-Test:
aug 3 2t DAVID p. SNELsER, Clerk.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-10
MO. 1868 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Charles Magin, ct al, Plaintiffs, VS.. Henry
Magin, ct al, Defendants.
Ordered, this Bird day August, A. d., 1906,
that the account oft special Auditor filed in
this cause be finally ratified and confirmed, un-
less cause to the contrary thereof be shown on
or before the 10Th day of August, inst; provided
a copy of this order be inserted for two sue
cessive weeks before the last named day in
some newspaper published in Carroll county
DAVID p. SMELSER, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
aug 5 2t DAVID p. SNEIsER. Clerk.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-10

But for the winnings of dog George A.
Weygod, of Omaho, Neb., 73 years of age,
with no relatives on this side OF the Atlantic,
would have literally starved himself TO death
for fear of disclosing the hiding place of
$1,000, which he AYERS the spirits of his dead
brothers sought to take from him. The old
man had already gone four days and nights
without food or drink.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-10
MO. 49el EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
TX parte In the matter OF the Trust Estate Of
Uriah W. Miller and others; George l.
-Stocksdale. Ivan L. Hof and John NJ.
Roberts, Trustees
Ordered, this Srd day of August, A. d..
1906. that the Restaied account OF the Special
Auditor. fled in this caase, be finally ratified
and confirmed, unless cause TO the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 10th day of
August inst; provided a copy of this order
be inserted for two successive weeks before
the last named day in some newspaper pub
Hshed in Carroll county.
DAVID p. SMELSER, Clerk.
True Copy,-Test:
aurs-2t DAVID p. SNELsER, Clerk
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-10
JaHN = ECESNEnDE CHss. . u~NENEnDg.
John z. Eckenrode & Son,
uasvya yacrrsGIs sSp pzsIEus -
Bsggies. SurreyS, Stsnhopes, Ruuabogts. Day
toas, Traps. Stick Eagon4, Delivery ~ageas,
Depot WAgons ard aIl Kinds Of Vehicles.

SEE sMoPs, zee taols and tssitcr fagiiig.r- FOE
autck anss god soFk -f-srtal zgscgliaa rtrrs4 tn
FsE.s trtnE iu All 10 Hrzuclsrs-
NC have nxw Eak2cF TAfa Aat hiss. and can
lss1 "a ruh1-rT lfss a. xUFy ssssf1 raEEr 81 la1f
hrsnry We put % ths osiEtfsifsi Kelly ss-siT~sF
and istamuspd al bigh sFsfs girFs ~ pfssrrs
tsFs.ssrlv agri aai work a every Gtmsf warrsatct
We have ga hand c,arzpscts stnck % HAkSESS
All WHIPS ~ al EiusiA Sc light Aua hravy ffty'
issE A. pEir~8 llgss defy ruBfssisisa tnaa sas1 r
az5r sio-x ~ Nchictcs ssB Harness befnrs Tur-1as
tng We can szvr vna toazbey.
John y B,ksSEnpE & H1N
tssF Llhcrsy and tt--afgv S.s,
rnaysS Westminster NJ
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-10
Train Robbers Get $4,000.

WARSAW, August A telegram from Lii
bau says that train robbers today, between
Libau and Hafeupot, stole $40, 900 of the gov
eminent money.
Eight passengers were wounded in defense
of the train. Among them were the Consul
General of Brazil, M. Won Rupnievski, and a
German named Grundmaun.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-10
IMPORTANT TO
FARMERS /!

Freight rates on agricultural lime have
been reduced from LeGorc. Nd. 10 all points
on the W ii. r. T. Tbs is of great impor.
tance to you. as il puts you in position to
get the best land improver and crop grower
on the market al very reasonable prices
Our lime is shipped hundreds OF miles and
into ten (l0) different states for agricultural
use, and its superior quality has been known
for wears. We Can manufacture the best lime
on the market because we have the best
formation Of limestone in the East And We
have had experience enough 10 know how 10
proportion the different kinds or straIaS at
rock 50 AS to produce the best agricultural
lime manufactured.
Ten years ago our lime was used by the
farmers along this road IN large quaniiiies,
but The high rates instituted made the price
pruhibiiive. Very reasonable rates are now
in effect aud We are looking forward to build
ing up very large trade along this line. We
wou'd ike to correspond with all farmers who
deslre to make mufe money 10y improving
their farms and graUipg Lelt-r crops. A
postal addressed to Us will lriug full
particulars.
LEGORE COMBINATION LIME co.
lin u am L-Gore, Maryland
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-10
MILL PROPERTY FOR RENT.

The Mill, known as "O'Dells MILL" SssA
and also as phillips MILL" in BalG- Rssa
more county, about three miles from Randalls,
town and about two miles from Marriottsvile,
B. & o. r. R., with Is Acres of Land, dwell
ing house. dairy, stables and other outbuild.
ings Cider mill attached. VIII improve to
suit tenant. Water power ample at all sea.
sons. Apply to
B. r. s. MITNICK,
1888 East Baltimore Street,
july27-4t* Baltimore, Nd.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-10
EARM AT PRIVATE SALE of q

about $50 acres, situated in MiddIeburg dis
trict, on the Western Maryland Railroad, t
mile from Detour; land is in good state of
cultivation; buildings all new. Applyto
E. o. CASH,
Middleburg, or
au3-tf K. 5. CASH, Union Bridge.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-10
MORTGAGES SALE
WI nF
DESIRABLE LITTLE HOME,


By virtue Of power Of sale contained IN deed
IT mortgage from Edmund Ningling and Agne.
NiuEling bis VI itc. to certain Edwin O. Gilbert
iasr II Carroll county. deceased. the undersigned
A. Exrculfices Of the said Edwin q. Gilbert de
erased will offer a. Public sale on the premises
sitriatszi on the road leading from Union Bridge 10
Uniontown. In carroll County, Mary yland, about
one mile from Union Bridge and three from Union
own.
sATU KDAY. THE 25TH DAY OF AUGUST. i9od.
.t 2 O'Clock p. m. that DESIRABLE LITTLE "a
uuME az which the satd Edmund Iingiiug *fs7
atssi seized and Possessed, containing y s&%7>s
AgEE- or LAND, more or less -
TIE improvements consist of an SRooA FRAME
WEATWEKBOARD DWELLING HOUSE with
parchvs. good barn and other outbuildings The
house ana barn have comparatively new roofs
Neil ~ go.si water At house. Good fencing. Ex-
fyrIeut trult consisting mostly Of apples Posses
stan given upun ratification OF sale.
Terms uf saie-Cash but other terms may BE-
tnaie " tih the undersigucd-
MARY c. GILBERT,
EVA r GILBERT.
Executives Of Edwin q. Gilbert. deccased
Joseph u. BROOKS. solicitor.
aursts j. " o. Smith. Auctioneer
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given 10 the Active and
Retired Members Of Westminster Fire Engine
and Hose Company No. /. Of Westminster,
Maryland, ia accordance with Article ., Sec
iion > OF the Constitution Of said Company,
:hAt at the next regular meeting of the Com.
pany on Wednesday, September 9Th, 1906, at
< clock p. M, action Will be taken looking
to the sale OF portion Of the Company land
about feet 5 inches by ~ feet | inch, ad-
ioiuing the land OF II. II. Harhaugh, on East
Main street. in Westminster, Md.
JOHN NJ. ROBERTS,
President
/ u WANry Secretary kugS 4t
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-10

Gov. A. B. Cummins was renominated by
the Iowa Republicans Wednesday and the
convention also declared for direct vote for
United States Senator and for protection.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-10
TO CREDITORS,

Tbs Is - Kive notice bal ih- l~.r has
obtained frofn the OrFhaas' Court of Carroll
county, Ia Maryland. icsisrs Of administration
on the Personal Estate of
GEORGE II. AERRYNAN.
late of Carroll c0anty, deccased. All p~rsops
having claims against The deceased are hereby
WArnssi 10 cxhihi, the same. uish th,. vouchers
ihrr.of legally aaiheaiscairi. 10 The subscri-
Der. on OF before The 9Th day Of Frbruzry
1897: they mAny otherwise by iau h. excluded
from 81 hsaeEt of SAID estate.
Given under my hAad ,h,s I'D DAY og Jaiy
1905.
ALBERT MERRYMAM.
iuly - a. Admtu FsgrAlor.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-10
EoR SALE AT A SACRIFICE.

Desirable 90 Acre Farm at Finksburg; di
recty on the pike and one eighth of a mile
from Station W. NJ. Il. R.; 10 room house;
bank barn and other Improvements; good land
we'll watered J. ALBERT SLADE,
Attorney, 20 % Law Building,
aup3-5t Baltimore. Md
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-10

ENLk GARDEN COAL has bseome I
Ia household word Tor all ihat Is good
Saith RsiisaidsF sell no ether marl-
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-10

soy-SpeeiAl attention given To Repairing.
nas-Oricrs hllrd promptly. sns-Ail work
warranted
sn5-Fartory opposite Aoninur hutlsr, No.
s. W Main street. Westminster, Nd. tebT
Maryland Telephone.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-10
TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
This - 10 give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the orphans Coarg 81 Car.
roll coaniy. in Maryland. letters Of admins
tralian on tbe Persnnzl Estate ol
ISAAC PETRY,
late of Carroll county. deceased. All per.
sons having claims againsI the deceased are
hereby Warusd to exhibit the SANE, With the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to The
subscriber. on or before the 25sh day of Feb
Tuary, lsO1; they may otherwise by Law be
excluded from Al benefit Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of July
1906.
ABRAHAM /. GIEMAM.
iaiy - Il Administrator.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-10
4 SSIGNEE OF MORTGAGEE'S
"a SALE OF
SMALL FARn

in Woolery's District. Carroll County, Nd
BY virtue OF the power aud authority con
tanned in deed Of Morigagr from John L.
Helwig and wife, 10 Andr-S W. Calison,
bearing date August 22nd. 1887, aud recorded
among the Real Estate Mortgage Records of
Carroll County, in Labcr W n. NJ, No -,
Folio 545, 6c.. and which said Mortgage, snd
Mortgage Note has been duly assigned to j.
Ezra Stem, all OF said assignments being duly
recorded Al the foo, Of said Mortgage The
undersigned, Assignee Of Mortgages. will
offer at Public Sale. nj the Court House DoOr
in Westminster. Md, ON TUESDAY. AU-
GUST 2lST, 1896, AT ? O'CLOCK, +. NJ,
all that parcel Of land containing - ACRES,
ROODS and B PERCHES, more or less
Improved by STONE
HOUSE, containing 3 rooms, j NJ
Stabhng for Horses and Cows.
Land in good state Of cultiya-
ton; some Timber. Good Orchard, Fruit of
all kinds Good Spring Of Water at House,
Stream Running Water through place. lo.
Gated on road leading from East View 10
Green's Mills adjOins lauds OF Robert Green,
Edward Osterhus, Arthur Hill and others;
convenient to School. Churches, &c.
For further information call upon ]. Ezra
Stem or Geo. l.. Slocksdale, Westminster,
Maryland.
Terms Of Sale;-
Cash. or, if desired, one third Cash on day
of Sale, or on the ratification thereof by the
Court, one third in Six Months, and one
third in Twelve Months from the day of Sale,
upon the purchaser giving Notes, with ap-
proved Security, bearing Interest from the
day of Sale.
j. EZRA STEM,
Assignee of Mortgages.
Geo l.. Stocksdale, Solicitor.
july27 Is p. A. Gorsuch, Auctioneer.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-10
1lRoPosALs FOR A BRIDGE.

ENARM AT PRIVATE SALE.--In-
Il tending TO dissolve partnership, we, the
undersigned, will sell at Private Sale farm
of lS5 Acres, situated in Manchester district,
between Maple Grove and Miller's Station.
About 35 Acres is in Woodland. The land is
in good state of cultivation aud a stream runs
through the land; convenient to churches and
schools; b. Il II. railroad runs through the
land. Buildings are all good Apply to the
undersigned or to the Advocate.
GEORGE II. BERWAGER,
EDWARD BERW AGER.
iulv 81 2tE
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-10

LNCI.IPSE Prsla,rsd Nail Plaster, hy actual
II c.snp~Iiijoa, has psosra 80 be The best
and cheapest ou tn market. Sold i'y Ssn th
4 R~ifxnidsT. mavlT
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-10

and Lewis Linseed Oil
are absolutely pure, and
make lasting paint.
JOHN T. LEWIS s. BROS CO.
23I S. Front ST.. Philadelphia. Pa
For sale by all first class dealers.
For Sale by all Dealers.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-10

Roberts 4 Crnnsr. Solicitors.
iugg1-H AgettHureF.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-10

July s7t ADMINISTRATOR.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-10

By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for Car
rolf Comfy in Equity passed in causa No. I2S5
Equity wherein ElisS G. Shipley ct. al. ARE plain
riS and Llnyh Il shipey et. al ar, defendants
the undersigned Trustees will offer At public sale
on the PREMISE below described, on
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-10

Ivan l.. Huii. Attorney.
Thomas koap. Auct.