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The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-03
The Banks Gain Millions.

Press reports from New York report that
the Secretary of the Treasury when nj shat
city few days ago, authorized the statement
that he would promptly deposit money in the
banks, If money rates hardened aud that be
would immediate return to the banks in the
shape of public deposits the money received
from the sale of Panama Canal bonds. So the
banks, under this arrangement, are to have
their cake and eat il too. They buy the canal
bonds and draw the interest, aud our kind
and devoted friend of the corporations, the
Secretary of the Treasury, will hand them
back the money, IF money rates harden,
and who can doubt the rates will not ''har
dem under such an incentive. If the rates
"hasden" to per cent, the banks would be
able to loan the $50, O,OOO, 900 at the rate Of
81, 400, 900 year. and at the same time be
drawing the regular interest Of per cent. on
the bonds of $500, 600
The question naturally arises, why did the
Administration sell Panama bonds when the
money was not needed in the Treasury
Respectfully referred to the President and his
Secretary of the Treasury.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-03
Festivals, &c

The German Lutheran Sunday School, on
Deer Park Road. near Smativnod. wlii bold
their picnic on Saturday. August 4'b. 1t the
weather is uutavorabie on that day, then q
will be on the following Monday band OF
music will be in attendance.
Sandy Moan, Sunday sch1o, Viii bold 'heir
aunuA. picujc August u. beginning al > g.. ul-
If The weather Is uutayarshIa that day she iai
lowing Monday. The laies w,. bold sup
per in connection Ni,h tls picnic, hrgu"lns
=, > p. M
Pleasant Grove Sunday school viii have
thei- pleuic Angus; lSsh. begiauinE at 2
o nclock d. NJ. II the weather stoaiA bn an
favorable. tha, nigh. Is wiii be bcli The i1ilos
ing Monday night ov the next faIr night after
that.
Narelocks Sunday school aiu hold lbe'r
annual ccirau,iua na September J. 90 The
grove adjoining the schoa.housc. ayberyy
baud wi.. furnish music.
New Oakland sill bold i,s AnHaal picnic
August Is II ihe weather Is nrtsvarah,r che
following Monday airHt
Cranberry Union SuuJsy school aiil haid
there anugai picuje oB AaEa-t IS iH the grove
adjoining The school house Prominent speak
eTs viii be present Brnadbgcs.' Bsnt wls
furnish music Refreshments sel8 .0rs the
benefit OF ibe school,
Pllapsco NJ F.. Sludzy school zlil bold
their annual celebration 90 Oss.eT.s grove.
near Bethel Church. Aagus, li,h. beginning
At Q q. ~. program Is baiHc aruuEed.
consisting ct reel taliors dialogues sad stHEs1E.
Several abfe speakers aia t.H prsszHf. All
are welcome. By order ut Commute
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-03
Half Million To Charity.

NEw YoRK, August Mrs. Amelia K.
Lazarus, widow OF Jacob Lazarus, portrait
painter, disposes Of fortune Of more than
$500. .OOa in her will, which Was filed today for
probate, and the bulk Of il is lefi TO charitable
and benevolent institutions Mrs. Lazarus,
who was 81 years old, died NJ 30 East Ninth
street. where she had resided 65 years. She
had no children, but is survived by uephews,
IA nieces. 4 grandnepbews and 9 grandnieees.
Gifts Of SO 600 each are made to the Net
ropolitan Museum Of Art, United Hebrew
Charities. Hebrew Technical Institute aud
Home for Aged and Infrm Hebrews. She
had a collection Of paintings IN her home. and
these are TO be gwen TO the Metropolitan
Museum. the Corcorsn Art GALLERY, Of Wash
ington, aud the museum Of the city of Phils
delphia The two latter institutions also re
ceive gifts Of s.. coo each.
Many other institutions receive beques,s OF
S., zoe or S10,0 each.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-03
Roasted in Lin1ekiln.

YORK, Pa, Aug. l. In the presence of
his fellow-employes, who were powerless to
render assistance, Thomas Martin, so years
old, was burned to death in limekiln at
Thomasville, York county, today.
Martin was warned by the foreman not to
go to the top of certain kiln, as there was
danger of it dropping. He did not heed the
warning, but went TO the top of the kiln,
which dropped, and he was preeipitated in to
the heated lime.
The body was roasted almost to a crisp.
A jury summoned by Coroner II. I. Gross
gave q verdict of accidental death. caused by
the daceased,s own negligence
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-03

ATLANTA, July 81 Floyd Carmichael, q
negro about - years old, who was identified
by Miss Annie Poole, of Lakewood, a suburb
Of Atlanta, as the man who had assaulted her
early TODAY. was shot in front of the Poole
residence in sight of his victim late today by
a posse which had captured him.
After he had been shot there were cries of
s'bnrn him. but the county police arrived at
this time and prevented such action.
About 10 A. NJ, while returning from
visit 10 her brother, Miss Poole, who is Is
years old and the daughter of ]. X. L. Poole,
was attacked by the negro and ehoked into
Inconsistencies. When the alarm was given
posse quickly formed, but, it was not until
late in the afternoon that the negro was cap.
tured and brought TO Miss Poole. She cried,
THAT'S himf' A volley of shots rang out and
the negro fell dead.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-03
4 PPLIcAT1oN FOR A PARDON

The State nf MaryiApa,
Oi5re 81 the Secretary Of State.
AxNArol4s. August %. iassd. J
To al Who's, il may Concern
Notice $ Hereby Given. That application
HISS been made % HIS Exreileucy, kd~ta
warhsld, Governor of Maryland, for the par,
don az George l.. Nslsel. uhn vas convicted
8, Nav Tern. 1894. Of the Cirraii Court tor
Carroll County for burglary. and sentenced
to be confined in the Peni,euiiAry tor thres
years.
The Governor Wiil take up the said ease Tor
Eual decision on or after Wednesday, the 10th
day Of August, snS,l which time protest against
sach pardon vii be heard, and the papers
fled opsu 70 inspection, a; Tie discretion OF
the GoTprnor
By order of the Governor.
OSWALD TILGHMAS.
auyslt Secretary Of State.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-03
SOLID COMFORT
Is assured when you visit the John
Robinson Shows.

The John Robinson Shows, one of the oldest
and best known tented organizations in this
country are announcing their date for two
performances on August IA. While they have
ever been in the van Of caterers to show goers,
their offering this season promises to oulshine
any of their former efforts aud the bewildering
array of imported and domestic talent, will
contribute to a program Of rare excellence.
Every comfort has been provided for the pos.
sible patron, and all can attend with the as
surance of an afternoon or evening spent
without the slightest discomfort. The nam
moth tents have been doubly water proofed.
wide commodious seats are provided and
courteous ushers will be in attendance to see
that you are conducted to your coupon chair,
in fact well appointed theatre can offer no
more inducements, as safe guard to your
welfare than this ''father of shows.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-03

The Express Companies have such com
plicated tangle Of tariffs under which they
have been plundering the public, that they
have requested of the Interstate Commerce
Commission an extension of time in which TO
prepare rate schedules for publication under
the new law. As the express companies have
been charging ''all the traffic will bear in
most cases and little more than it would
bear in many transactions. you now have an
opportunity to obtain more just charges by
appealing to the Commission.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-03

Il you really want that foot c1safa-f ahlch
is worth al else. 30 addition 90 IaHE service
snd Individuality Of design, srict Dolly
Madison Shoes.
Lasr-Ou Tuesday night, July -. beswcen
Westminster and Avardaie. - gold iocket
with monogram T.. NJ ~. Re'urt 10 Advo-
cate 0fiice. Reward.
Ms salary raised SIS per month Ia lhrrc
months after i0ok the hevioy, Cure Of
course the Man vas worth that aaeh more.
tie Nas one al Jhr pauents az he k~r'ry H.
siiiuie. 2il North Capiio. street, Washington,
ID. G.
Nearly every fsmiiy uses the products OF
the National Biscuit Company By saving of
the IN er seal irode marx. ivp of which
appear oa each package, y1u have an oppor.
tunity OF receiving $50 90 got przr See
advertisement for fall particulars.
BATTLE sHrs.
Since the very iuetg5ency vt the John
Robinson Show % has a. ways been ihe Aim Of
the management % present tor !he patrons ul
the ertarptise The hest that money cauld huF
or hire. aud is parade has brcn favored With
a. much attention Is the VeyiorHsuct, for
each year some new sal costly fssIgrr las
been secured, and THIS season los magnificent
array OF gjlded dens, gold brdecked chsr,uf-
and costly trapping, has been added 90 by lhc
introduction oi iW0 splendid reproductions oi
two Of our modern baitleships, They have
been carefully built under the direction Of an
ex member Of the navy and vii. form one %
the most interesting features Of the Big daily
street parade. To be seen here AagasI IA
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-03
He Dynamited Himself.

WEIIINGroS, KAN, July S0.-Graham
Gibbs, young man employed by the Santa
Fe Railway, moved by unrequised love for
frend 1sa utb0' With whom he roo9ed foday that he
was going to kill himself The friend thought
he was Joking. Gibbs bought quantity Of
dynamite, placed it in sack, tied it around
his neck and set fire to fuse attached, Oh the
main street ofthe town.
Spectators were helpless. From a safe
distance they watched the FIRE creep toward
the bag. At the last moment Gibbs des-
perately strove to tear the bag off and throw it
from him. There was a muffled roar. terrific
explosion. and the young man was blown into
atoms. Not a piece of his body was recovered.
Windows were broken a block away.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-03
Rushed Motorman OF and Ran Car
Herself

CHICAGO, July 3l.-E1asperaied al the
slownes. Of Halsted street car, and fearful
OF missing the funeral train on which the body
Of her friend was being carried to Mount Oh
vet Tor intermeut, Mrs. 5. NJ. Chidesler. Of
Evergreen Park. pushed the motorman of the
car. took the controller herself, aud turned
on full speed until shs reached the railroad
station at Forty ninth and Halsted streets.
Then she stopped the car and jumped OF, and
climbed sand embsnkment and caught her
train.
In this flight Mrs. Chidesler knocked three
wagons of the track and injured two men.
81 asked the moiorman to hurry up, but be
laughed and pointed to the sign which forbids
passengers to talk TO mOiormen, she said.
'.Then pushed him aside, and he fell off.
ran the car for eight blocks. The conductor
did not interfere until | was ready TO leave at
the station.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-03
Milking Cows by Electricity.

ROCHESTER, JULY 29.-Charles Francis, a
farmer near Medina, is using patent cow
mixer, operated by electricity transmitted
from power plant FIVE miles away. The
Ontario Co. has completed power cable from
Niagara Falls to Syracuse, $50 miles, and by
its charter must furnish rrentalong the route.
Farmers, particularly dairymen. are making
great plans for using the current for all-kinds
of farm work. That Niagara Falls will be milk
ing the cows between the Falls and Syracuse is
no idle dream. Farmer Francis is an ardent
advocate of the electric COW mixer, for a boy
of Is miIks his 32 cows in less then FIVE minutes,
even the irascible kickers. Mere manual labor
would for this same work require four men two
hours, not counting the kicking cows, the flies,
the switching tails and other drawbacks.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-03
Gamblers Tried to Bribe Bishop

WASHINGTON, July 3I.-"Unclean money"
has no attractions for the clergymen who are
leading the anti gambling movement in the
Philippines, according to advices received in
Washington from the islands.
Through agents of a jockey club, againat
which the Moral Progress League OF the
Philippines is making campaign, Bishop C..
H. Brent, of the Protestant Episcopal Church
of the Philippines, was offered $1,000 for the
various charities in which he Is interested,
but the money was refused.
Churehmeu of all denominations are re
ported to be united in the movement against
race tracks and cock pits in the Philippines.
The Protestant aud Catholic clergy have unit
ed in the campaign TO stamp out gambling, an
ell which, they say, is crushing the islands.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-03
MORTGAGES SALE
WI or
DESTRA LITTLE HOME,

II vnlau R-ssEe pist:tes. Csrfni Coaaty. Nj
Hy ssttnn at power 0t sAin caria4ncd n aes.i
n gaasszarc sseu Eiuu1a ltnsinE aM2 Nap--
Yf-sfIrf hlsutsr fs a certain Etusa q. htaeTft
ssts 81 C.rral fnuagy tcceaagst. iar nFsitfta
a. Fnrrut-s-es ~ tae sa8 - stn 70. Hlia@rt eP-
.-5z.4 sitI ass-r a. Puh5Hc sac on TIE preiniss<
sslssts,l a the rs' lratiag Grpra L7ioa hfsdEN y
f-ngu-taan ln Carroil t7aanty. &asY ssGai- at'l0t
one Ha..a fruza tuI2n bs9e asd thrrw tfusA assn
sgs H. on
SATURDAY. raE aTH DAY oF Ay0rsT. r'S
,-,-s...s - ~ tss. Dy-slE tRi-E LITTLE "A
HOME og sasrs iss usst Eizund NissiiaE II
iri vcanet aui Possea'esi co. iaii''aE =
EgGF- uF LANp. uufr o. Ans& - -.
rl,e i-.rrsvssss,ts Is ea,ssgsg * AZ Room FKANE
EATHFgHnAEp uN FILLING HOUSE STA
r..-y-ss,- rasi ara and cahcf anthsstzfirgs- Tae
h4sssa1 aus aaru have comparatively nss Tos1ta
Mel. ~ Eassl wsier ai huasc. Good ieaesHE -
s..f5egt sratE cnossiing usoatiy os arP}eA Fosss-
sion given upon raLGuA1tsn " ssif.
Teru,R df -Ale Cash ts1S o. isrr tefeas slsl =
uAgY e. dILBEET.
EEA y aILNEEg.
Fre-afrsars % EtWtu G. Gllhsf1 descAecsi.
ag-fts y a. saith. Aaetaan~sf,
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-03
Special Notices.

Preaching in the Wakefield Church of God
by Elder Crawford, of Uniontown, on Sunday,
at 7.30 p. m.
Ascension Church, 9Th Sunday after Trinity.
7.30 a. m. Holy Communion, 1870 a. m.
Holy Communion and Sermon, 4.90 p. M,
Evening prayer, p. M, Service and Sermon
in Chapel. Rev. Frank NJ. Gibson, Fh, D.,
Rector.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-03
MILL PROPERTY FOR RENT.

The Mill, known as "O'Dell's Mill" Ell
aud also as phillips MILL" in BaIt- sREsz
more county, about three miles from RandaIls
town and about two miles from Marriottsville,
B. & o. r. R., with Is Acres of Land, dwell.
ing house. dairy, stables and other outbaild-
ings. Cider mill attached. win improve to
suit tenant. Water power ample at all sea.
sons. Apply to
B. r. S. MITNICK,
1873 East Baltimore Street,
july27-4t* Baltimore, Nd.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-03
MO. 4273 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court Cor 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 this
cause be finally ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the 20th 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 2t DAVID p. SNELSER. Clerk.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-03
4 TTORNEY' SALE
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT
In th. town Of Mt Airy. Carroll County.
Maryland.

Ry virtue Of the power and Authority c"a
fa-,,...i ia q rover of attorney from tiara A.
Clarv. Ia,r,i 23ri ag July. 1000. and recorded
among ih,, Land Records 1T Carroll County,
the said undersigned. As sii"rney, NiH g." al
Public Sale an ,hr premises 10 The i"En 81
Nj. Airy. 10 Carroll Cuuniy. Maryland on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 18TH, 1905,
81 = o'clock, p. ua.. the, Valuable House and
- rs,r fh. epirauco 60 Wildwood Park, ihs
rgs,4eare n tho late Morgan 6. CiAry. de
ra,sei The Improvements eOus..t q 81
THREE STORY FRAME DWELL -
ING HOUSE. usw ard modern IN appoint.
r1sp,s. containing bath rOora, bot aud coid
anter arrangements. steam beating Elaui. and
many Other cauvcaiencys Of . sell appointed
bsrBe. A wind pump a. the aoor furnishes
excellent uasss and supplies the hath e4a'p
rueut r
This iai fronts 100 feet on the farrs'''ie
mad and has depth oi $40 fce,-
OHers ai private .Ale vii BE- r"cefT'H hy
the undersigned.
Terms Of sale zsll BE- arranged to SAT- 'hs
nsrebas.r. deposit Of sio0 being required,
bswryer. au the iay - sale. part 81 lhs
,urrhsse nobey may t.a lyil ID lae proq~T'y.
CHAS. q. CLEMSON,
Westminster. Nj
.rsqt- Attorney iar ClarA a Cizry-
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-03
Family Buried.

NEw YoRK, July 31.-Five cofius, contain
ing the bodies of Edward W. Sentel aud all
the members of his family, who lost their lives
in the railroad wreck in Salisbury, England,
on July 1st, were carried into St. Barthoo-
news Church, where funeral services were
held at four O 'ctock yesterday afternoon. One
after another the cotfins were taken down the
main aisle and placed in front of the altar,
which was decorated with palms and cut
flowers.
No procession followed the bodies into the
church, for the few relatives surviving did not
arrive until Just in time for the services. A
choir of men and women in white robes SOL
EMMY chanted the litany for the dead and
sang, Lead Kindly Light" Bishop Greer
oficiated with the assistance of the Rev.
Charles B. Ackley and DIR. Robert Rogers.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-03
MO. 42el EQUITY

In The Circuit Cour, for Carroll County.
Xxx parie. In the matter Of the Trust Estate Of
Uriah ". Miller and others; Georgc /
Sioeksdxle. Ivan l.. Hof and John NJ.
Roberts, Trustees.
Ordered. this srd day Of August. A. p.
1906. that the RestAied account OF the Special
Auditor. 6led in this cause, be finally ratified
and confirmed. unless Cause 10 the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 10th day Of
Angus, inst; provided copy Of this order
be inserted for two successive weeks before
the last named day in some newspaper pub
lished in Carroll county.
DAVID p. SMEI,SER, Clerk.
True Copy, y,-Test:
aur3-2t DAVID p. SNEIsER, Clerk
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-03
1868 EQUITY.

n
In the Circuit Cour, for Carroll County.
Charles Magin, ct al, Plaintiffs, IS. Henry
Magin, ct al. Defendants.
Ordered, this 2rd day August, A. D., 1906,
that the account ofthe special A uditor filed in
this cause be finally ratified and confirmed, uu-
less cause to the contrary thereofbe shown on
or before the 20ih day Of August, inst; provided
copy of this order be inserted for two sue
cessiye weeks before the last named day in
some newspaper published in Carroll county.
DAVID p. SMELSER, Clerk.
True copy,--Test:
aug 3 q DAVID z. SNELsER, Clerk.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-03
MARRIED.

guly - 1sas a. she Nehs-stsi Episcopal psrs1uaEc
10 Nsw Wia3scT, No. ty Ect g. EazorF Er1urit
DaTtd g. -sgarFetts aus ia p klvcs.
Al the Hracc lutheran rar-sl.aEc HesgatEs 80.
NC Ju3y ~ 1896 ty Rev 4 M Nt.rr q. o.. E1-
gene Fleyesaa % HAnavcr pa suI Nsys k.w
Eifie os Litssostrwr. Ia.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-03
PROPOSALS FOR A BRIDGE.

The County Commissioners Of Carroll
County hereby Invite proposals for an Iron
Bridge over PaiaPsco. near TAnnrTy, West
minister district. Specifications eaa ue seen
At the othec of the Commissioners At the
Court House. Proposals sill be received until
August - 1895. al y IN. Persons desiring
to bad for the mason work should visi, the site
70 order 20 know accurately the work 10 be
done The right i, reserved 20 rejec, any and
al bids
By order Of The Commissioners.
aug3 81 +. l.. HANN, Clerk
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-03
T IsT OF UNCLAIMED MATTER

I IST OF UNCLAIMED MATTER
- remaining in the Posiofhce, Westmin.
ster. Nd, July -, 1906
Amtin. Miss Bertha s. JONES' Miss Sarah
Bennett. Miss Bessie Kelly, Miss Ruth
Biies, Miss Helen Schmidt, Miss Anna
Carter. Mr.. II. Ellen
Carter. Mr.. James Sutton, Jacob
Eckstine, Nr. J, Rich Tauling. Mrs Haiti
ard Troat. Mr. Roy
Fuhrman, Mrs. Irwin Welsh, Mrs. W. II.
Persons calling for matter in the above list
will please say il was advertised.
aug3 GEO. 4. BAUGHMAN. p, NJ.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-03
Bridegroom Held Up.

ORANGE, y. j.. July 29.-Frauk Powers,
Of Harerstown, Nd, was held M and robbed
last night al II o clock of SD 20 while walk
ing along the Erie Railroad. uear this city.
Powers reported the robbery at the police
station, where the man gave a description Of
the men by whom he was attacked. Accord
ing to Powers statement, he married 100 HH-
gerstOwn aud was stopping here on his honey
moon Powers aud his Young bride viii 60
to Coney Island today. While the groom was
badly frightened. he expressed himself as
being satisfied to escape with his life. The
mel, he said, after gong through his pockets,
disappeared in the darkness as suddenly IS
they came upon him.
The New York Democratic State Committee
Wednesday fixed Septembes - as the date for
the State convention, aud several members
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-03
ST. JOHNS
CATHOLIC
FETF

WIN be held on the Church Grounds,
Westminster. commencing Saturday
evening. July %. and Closing Satur-
day evening. August 4 Merry Co
Round" and other attractions.
Supper Served in School House.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-03
TO CREDITORS
NOTICE.

Notice = hereby Eivca 10 the Active and
Retired Asmbers of Westminster Fire Enefns
And huss Company Ne. !. of Westminster.
Maryland, 40 accordance 9TH Article Q, Sec
tlnn ,. Of the Consultation Of said Carnparv.
thai ai ihc next regular meeting Of the Con-
pAny oa "Wednesday. September G,h. isss;, =,
ctoSk r "a, seton val be taken looking
70 70" sale % portion % the Comfaanv' iand
aboai teoi ,achrs ~ ~ feet ! iach. ad
Joining The land sf II. II. HarbAgEh. on Eass
Main street, IN Westminster Nd
JOHN ". ROBERTS.
President
= T. haNrf. Secretary. aag1 &,
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-03

The County Commissioners of Carroll coun-
ty will meet at their office, in Westminster,
every MONDAY in AuGUsT, 1906, for the
transaction of business. By order,
FRANCIS L. HANN,
aug3 Clerk.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-03
ENARM AT PRIVATE sALE--In.

LNAhM Al PRIV ATE SALE In
a tending To Dissolve partnership, We. the
undersigned. will sell nj Private Sale a farm
OF 1876 Acres, situated ia Manchester district,
between Maple Grove sud MiIler's Station.
About S5 Acres is IN Woodland The land is
IN good state Of cultivation and stream runs
through the land; convenient 10 churches and
schools; B. Il II. railroad runs through the
land Buildings are all good. Apply to the
undersigned or 10 the Advocate.
GEORGE II. BERWAGER.
EDWARD BERW AGER.
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The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-03
SIkESNILLE MARKET.
d III IL II lL--.-Ll 4. L.
FINE HORSES!

On Monday, AUGUST 9, 1906.
- will receive one car IA
O. load of Ohio and Ken C -
NC.A. lucky Horses. Will NSS~&
buy smooth fat horses for Southern
market.
H. A. SMITH,
iuyI3- Hanover. Pa
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-03
DIED

= csayar sar Hs-sa.rsa~a 5-.ss.. ts-aa-e ss=.s
irrsfs 8 rsHsts s4af-
In Westminster Nd aa Jary = I5s& fiayeuec
Rosetta sEei o months dausaier af ar aud Mrs
ErI.-.L I.---
The Democratic advocate., 1906-08-03
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

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REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS

$ Henry Mauer and wife to Harry Maurer,
lot 3. Maurers addition to st. An .,,.
~ thony ..... ..... .'.,.:' %so"
Ethel B. and James T. McCuaig to VII
." liam J. Waite, lot 8, block o, Eliot's onn
4g. addition .:...'.:. 7'oVo
. Augusta q. and Herbert Il. Folsom to
A.. Albert Breyette, lot 80, block 6, Lawn
dale ......... LOU
Busan B. and F. NJ. Caldwell to William
&c. T. Allen, northerlY feet Of lot 6, i
80 block 2, in Cooks Riverside addition. 70
William Warner and wife to Robert l..
,,r,., Bruen, lots SO and 81, Spring Park,
Lake Minnetonka ................... l,2Oo
Suburbs company to Harry
Horton lot 8, block 8. Br1mhalls ad-
spy dition to Robbinsdale Park ........... Zoo
Henry Mathis and wife to A. X. Austin.
.3s7, r. lot 10, block 1. Eustis' Second addi-
rt Paul A. Paulson and wife to Charles NJ
Morton. lot 8, block 2, A. G. Lorine's ~,
James Harding to Jennie Ward, lot 9,
8 --l;' block 1. Walton's arrangement III -,
Stinson's addition NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1,4oo
Charles w. Frizzell to Conrad Hoist and
wife, part Of lot II. block 2, Herrick's o.,
Theodore A. Boye and wife to Frances
: MeCafrey, lot !, block 3. Deans re- ~,
arrangement Of blocks 5 to s:.....@ 1'2ot
John G. Skarohlid and wife to Olga A.
Lentb, part Of government lot z, Sec
ton s, township %, range 2S, Minne- m,
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