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TTyHE MARYLA ND AGRICUL
l. TURAL COLLEGE,
COLLEGE PARK. MARYLAND.

Maryland's School of Technology
Sax Courses Of Instruction. Leading 70 the
Professional Degree Of IL. s. Agricultural,
Civil Engineering. Mechanical. Horticultural,
Scientific. Chemical Trans for iiis's work.
Positions assured To ihspss sho have worked
nth Siil.
Each Department supplied Siih The most
modern aud approved apparatus. Practical
1ark emphasized In zl Departments. Grad
aatss qaslthai to eater AZ oaco upoB hi- $
wark. boarding Department suPPl'ed With
al modera improvements. hath Rooms,
Steam Heat and Electricity.
New Balldiags with modern improvements,
Location unsurpassed Tor beallh. Tuition,
Book, Heat. Light. Laundry, Board, Medical
Attendance. Annnal DEPOSIT Chemical aad
Athletic Fees. all included to N annual charge
IT s.,O. payable Quarterly ga Advance. DAILY
yisil by physician 10 charge. NanainElum toT
isolation ot any patient With eantaEroas ID,
eas~. Catalos giving fall particulars srut on
application 4neafiaH Is calls{ % Shori
C.sasrss n Tea W'ssks ia 4JrirtltiTe Write
for particulars
Terr4 Commences FssTs,iag SepfeAaber -ttA-
Early application nacessary for ahmlttaucr.
X. ". SYLVESTER, PRssngNr.
iulyaO 81 College Park, Maryland.
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MsIress Items.

July lS.-By the breaking Of part OF the
B. V. freight engine on Friday last; the gen
eral traffic was delayed for several days.
The c. and P. Telephone service has grown
wonderfully in the past few years IN Carroll
county. The phone men told your corrrspon-
dent there are now nearly thousand phones
in the county.
Wentz's Union Sunday school will start a
new venture in the matter Of festivals. The
festival on Saturday evening. the 2lsi, "a
Crumunes grove. will start ai 8 =. a., TINS
giving the small children and those not wish
ing to remain for the night to enjoy them
selves.
Anv one who has not yet purchased one Of
Noah ). Zepp's books should send him a
dime, aud they will not regret IL Address
him al Meleose, Nd.
Jesse Leese dropped in to see yosr CORES.
pondenl one day last week. lie bad been
repairing the old pipe organ IN the Caihoh
Church. In Manchester. He said the organ =
one of the oldest in this community, having
been built 10 England over 100 years ago. In
the course Of cur conversation We learned that
Mr.. Leese was cue Of the men who helped %
organize Weni1s Union Sunday school nearly
so years ago, and was superintendent OF the
school for number OF years.
On Monday evening dGrinS severe eiee
ItNAl HtuEuls tut NfsA1Ht1 VI -sAHN1A7~ ' ~
Weutz, Wm. S. Zepp and John X. Strsyig
were burned ont.
Thurberi l.. WeutE shot fish craze that
measured feet across the wings aud feet 5
inches IN height, aud wants knew Who can
beat il.
Mra. 4. Irwin Schaeffer sud daughter Mary,
Of Baltimore, were the CUES, Of DR.. and Mr..
Zeigler last week.
We notice some milet growing ia one ot
our gardens. II IS not grpwu for profit, but
was sent BY mistake for flower seed.
Nathaniel ShAsfer was puzzled ~hy ~ nany
eggs disappeared, even the nest eggs lie set
a trap and the next morning be was rewarded
BY seeing something ia the trap that the dog
wouldn't tackel. They handled it carefully,
bat the animal; a 6He specimen OF ihe skunk
family will eat no more eggs.
Sterner Bros, Of Black Rock, have made
the saving and threshing business success.
They have purchased new Geiser eaglns
aud a new ihreShiug outfit for the summer
season work.
Often your correspondent, Who has written
for the local papers for IS years. Is eensured,
without 4 jus, cause. We write only facts,
unless we have been wrongly informed.
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An Enjoyable Donkey Party.

4 mosi eajoyz able duasey F.sty As glsca
Monday evening a. 'MuauIsiB Nsc~,' the
boarding house II NJ. ltea. Zimmerman.
near this city. The iAwa and T1rchrs @efs
beautifully decorated SiIh ChIn~s- lanterns,
where Refreshments WsEc served sitter ihe
prizes we're awarded. Al the guests u she
house, numbering abogl lfiy participated.
Among those taking part wsre Marjorie
Lamb. Frew WRIduer. Milton Boyer. kafher.
inc WaidneT. Margaret Carte. Ray Ham
Burger. Milton Hamburger. Wilton CsEmaa.
Stanley SchoeRewoit. Lncrcila SchocueNo or
w. Raymond Bishop. Joba G. Schoeucwolf
Rheaet,a Schocncwo.i. aowAFd Boyer. Rm.
Fowler. Helen pilmau, Josephinu Curtis,
Roth Hamburger. Alma Hamburger, laa
Nav Carmau, Charles klag. Arnold Skcrn,
Gordon Knapp Bishop, and Arthur sehorne
ufaif
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Maryland State horticultural So
biety Meeting.

The summer meeting of the Maryland State
Horticultural Society will be held Wednesday
and Thursday, August Sth snd 9th, at the
home of Mr. Orlando Harrison, of the firm of
]. II. Harrison 4 Son, Berlin, Md. Mr..
Harrison conducts one of the largest nurseries
in the East and we feel sure that the members
of the Society will be interested IN observing
the up to date methods employed by this firm
in growing nursery stock. Aud 1t is hoped
that as many members and their families as
possible will show their appreciation by ac.
cepting his kind invitation. As cited in the
program Mr.. Harrison will take the members
TO Ocean City Wednesday evening and this
will he a rare opportunity for many to spend
a pleasant evening on the sands of the great
ocean. While there will be no special effort
TO have an exhibit at this meeting. we would
be glad to have any member bring fresh fruit
with him to show to the other members Of the
Association what his locality can do this
season. Ladies' are especially invited TO at
tend this meeting.
For reduced rates over the Pennsylvania,
Baltimore Il Ohio, and Western Maryland
Railroads, write to the Secretary at once for
printed orders on the road that you wish to
take. Ask the ticket agents on the B. c. x
A. Railroad for reduced excursion rates to
Ocean City aud return. Members have the
privilege Of stopping over at Berlin on Ocean
City ticket.
For further information address the Secre
tary. I. Il. SymonS, College Park. Nd.
PROGRAM.
Wednesday. August sth. at Berlin. Md.
LOOP. NJ. Dinner in Berlin Manner Grove.
90 p NJ. Short meeting in Grove.
introductory remarkS-PreS. f.
p. CohiIl.
AItirrS> Of weicome-llan Or.
liuio Harrison. Mayor of Ber
lin.
Response Hon Cbas G. Biggs.
Address-R W. Sylvester. Pres.
Md. Agr. College.
We also expect TO have Prof,
r. A. Waugh. Houiculrttrist
ut Massachusetts Agricultural
College, 10 address US at this
time
- =. NJ. Tour of the nurseries consisting
about 600 acres.
5 % 2. NJ. Take train Cor Ocean City.
$50 7. NJ. Supp"r,
geo 2. VI. Evening on the bench.
Thursday. August 9th. ocean city. Nd.
a.onA. NJ Meeting csil,d,o order by Pre-.
Clhl.i.
Announcements.
QussruUs-
Reports from representatives
af visiting SucleUrs-
Address Practical Go u,,rr
alive Transportation Work
ul lbe Atlantic sni Gulf
State GroWers Prsf l..
&. Corhetl. Horticu!,arist.
4. : Department It AErI-
culture.
We expect to have PROT
Ju0. CraIg uorucalinris
~ Cornell University To
address as al ihIs time
"Frul, Prospects iu Maryland
fr 1901 Prof W y
Huu, HouicuIausi. Mary
and EvpeTimrsli Station.
III 4 f..
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Legal Notices.
List of Unclaimed Matter remaining in the
Post Office, Westminster.
The Expansion Sale-T. W. Mather &
Sons, Westminster and Manchester.
This July Clearance Sale Is True to Its Ii
tle-The Miller Bros. Co.'S Popular Cash
Stores, Westminster.
Public Sale of Two Valuable Parcels of
Land-John L. Strevig, Administrator.
Attorneys Sale of Valuable Real Estate
John G. Hoffman, Attorney for the Heirs.
White Palace Grocery-John d. Bowers,
Westminster.
New Prices-William N. Keefer, Westmin-
ster.
GDaYs Free Trial of Woodpecker Gasoline
Engine-Slaysman L Co., 7l3 Z. Pratt ST.,
Baltimore, Md.
Wanted-Apply at this Office.
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JuLY l9.-Thc Mite Society Of the Bcskesla
NJ f. Church, met al the bone of Mrs. Stuart
WANT. Thursday, Jaly l. The ioliowing
members we're present Mss Emma Ship.sy.
president Mrsdames Stuart WaniE, Samuel
Wilson. Mary Gorsucb, Feyloa Pooie. Vim
cent Smith. Martha Phlilia,s. !. Buckingham,
7. Snyler, J. PARISH. Jane Sbjplvy, Roth
Shpley. J. Bennett Wilbur Shipley; Misses
Pearl Shiplry. Minnie Poole. Nirgie Mgrphy,
Mary Bennett F.silors-Misses Belle aui
Emma Harper aud Myrtle Murphy, uf Babi
more; Misses Myrtle, Emma and Inez wantz,
Miss Annie Miller, Messrs. Preston and Shcr.
man Wau,z. Alter the meeting refresh.
meuis we're served. The mex, meeting will
be held at the church. August 2.
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July Ig-Bean picking has begun. but il IS report
ed BY d. K Ninebreuner Co. Of Hanover, Pa.
that the bean crop. well as the pea crop, Is only
about half
Preaching at St Bartholomew Chureh Sunday
at D. m by }. A. MeIzgeT. sunday school at ,.
Conrad Rushcr Was through this place tAis week
on rnai business
john sholl purchased new runabout OF y &
Gobrecht Of Hanover Pa.
Blanche Warner. OF near Westminster. is spending
a few weeks with her parents.
John Brown lost valuable COW. Il was ehoked
by an apple and had - be killed.
Martha Humbert, OF Baltimore. i visiting her
parents, VIM. IL. Humbert
SUNDAY school at Pine Grove sunday at 9 q M
John Sholl and wife visited at Oliver Sholfs on
Sunday afternoon.
Miss sadie Feeser spent Sunday afternoon with
Miss Bertha Klinedinst, Of near 81. BaEtholomcw's
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Maintain View Itemn.

July 20-Mrs. Thomas Galiager and son Norris. OF
Washington d. c., are visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Thomas Wood.
Mr. aud Mrs George Grimes visited Mr. wm. A.
Harrison on Sunday.
The following guests were entertained at Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Wood on Sunday. John Griaith and
wife Of New London. Mrs. Thomas GalageT, of
Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. Chss Ciriiith. Of Union
Vile: Norris Gallager. Mr.. and Mrs. Nimrod Davis
and daughter Deborah.
s W. Bond lost his horse on Tuesday.
Nimrod Davis and daughter visited s w. Bond OF
Marston on Wednesday.
Mrs BENZ Hood and Mrs. VIM. Harrison, who
have been on the sick list, are improving slow y.
Samuel Poole is also on the sick list.
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Rebecca c. Hamburg. ct al, plaintiffs, vs..
William T. niffendal ct al, defendants.
Ordered. this 18th day of July, in the year
nineteen hundred and SIX, by the Circuit
Court for Carroll County sitting as Court OF
Equity, that the sales of the real estate men
toned in these proceedings, made aud report
ed by Calvin Starner, Trustee, be ratified aud
confirmed, unless cause TO the contrary be
shown on or before the 10Th day of August
next; provided copy of this order be inserted
in some newspaper published and printed IN
Carroll County once in each of three success.
i've weeks before the 18th day of August next.
The report states the amount of sales to be
$597.00.
DAVID P. SMELSER, Clerk.
True copy Test
july20 st DAVID p. SNELSER, Clerk.
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we.ths, Reoora for the weoI.

Jolly I4-mercury IS al a. N. aud 81 al >
.. M. clear. July i5-mercury Sc at "a. N.
and IS at p. N: rain, followed BY clear
weather. July l6-mereury 6s at : a. m. and
so al > p. m.; ruist; rain. followed By ,hun
der gust az 9. 40 o. III. July I1--mereury 10
al a. m aud IS at = p. NJ; rain, followed by
partly cloudy weather. July ls-mercnry -
at a. IN. and 50 al , y. m; partly cloudy
July l9-mercury IS al a. u. aud IS at D.
m; partly cloudy. July 20-mercury - at Z
a. M, and So a. p. N. partly cloudy
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EOR SALE


A Valuable Howard County Farm, located
on the Pa,ux-ni River in the Flhh district
about mile from Bfinklow posjothee, 20 a
good neighbofhoud convenient 10 slor.-s.
churches and schools. About l46 ACRES,
OF which over 80 Acres : superior meadow
land, balance Of land Is rolling bat essliy euI-
tivaird aud well Satetsd Tor stock rllSsng.
Inprovrl bv TWO STORY and ATTIC
STONE HOUSE. with same size frame back
building. Good Barn, with other necessary
ouibuildinrs Excellent water near the house.
The land Is kind raises good crops OF Grain,
Grasses and Fruit. This property Will be sold
at a reasonable price and one-half Of the pur'
chase money eaE remain 0n mortgage. IL Is
so situated that both Baltimore and Washing
ton markets can be used.
Apply 10
MRS. ISABELLA SNYDER,
Ashton 7. O., Nd.
june29 a. Or THE TIMEs, Elhcou City.
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$500 KILLED. 5000 WOUNDED.
Battle OF Guatemala and Salvador
nt Jicaro Was Most Bloody

NsIlcn Cry, Jaly I7.--Thc iollo~iag dis
patch sas received tniap frsm San Salvador
Newer before m tho history oi Central
Am<rca has tharc h,.rn such hsrl arbupg
Sslrsiar. as q Gryrrunl~8i. Eas nat pr-yarrd.
au5 tsa.tsunsja baI sb,at rhr-~ sn~n o. one.
NoiaitbstaudiuE ihy zrrsi cd is. Salvador soc
srrTF baiIi-. The lras On both slsls-s ~rss krest
Salvador losing ahoat 80 killed and lIUo
sounded. and GuAicuz.a aboal ESQ ksiisd
and $500 sounded.
General Rcra'aio she's killed sas over =
u,ilc 10 advance. he ha8 80 p.rked otlcsrs aad
men s5lh tim. Every one sas killed. and alter
;be r,-af troops csulr ap and drove the Gasss-
aiasa sr5o.,s forward lhcy frsai over sno dead
tiaairals'A sa5diess. In5ls5iuE several oa5cefS-
II ihai hsiI.r Salvador Capiarsd she eaemy >
ARTILLERY.
''Thru Gaaicfnaia asked for peace. Salvador
rr!assd. hul y hours lairr gcirsraus irum
President Roosevelt changed couA5uans-
When this 3ispAJeh ~as Sled the $50 Asraiea
wyrr facing each other snd resting an shssr
arms a4A5,inr the result 81 Pruss4ea, k1sssc
vrig., Telegram.
A rnuur p7as currruH sn Salvador thar 9aut
k~g2iato was Asszssiua'sd hy i~p Bra ahn
soglnrd Tar; uf his rscort. sud that lh-sr asra
~rfc Guzleu.siAns employed tas the pavpass.
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MO. 1890 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Joseph d. Brooks, Assignee of MOrgagee, VS..
Henry Magin and Rosaltha A. Magin, his
wife, Mortgagors.
Ordered, this 18th day of July, 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 OF
before the 9th dayof August, next; 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:
iul 202t DAVID p. SNELsER, Clerk.
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SYKESVILLE MARKET.
&u WnAe IL ID MnrEalh Il @
MO. 1921 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
J. Ezra Stem. Assignee of Mortgage. VS..
Henley f. Carr and Alice C. Carr, his wife,
Mortgagors.
Ordered, this 2O;h day of July, A. D.,
1906, that the account of the Auditor fled in
this cause be finally ratified and confirmed, un-
less cause to the contrary thereof be shown on
or before the 9th day of August, next; 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:
july20 2t DAVID P. SMELsER, Clerk.
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TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court Of Car
roll county, in Maryland, letters Of admins
tration on the Personal Estate of
ISAAC PETRY,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All per
sons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to the
subscriber, on or before the Goth day of Feb,
ruary, 1907; they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit of said estate
Given under my hand this 10Th day of July,
1906.
ABRAHAM l. GIEMAM.
July 20 1t Administrator.
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jly2O Smo*
r IsT OF UNCLAIMED MATTER

r IST OF UNCLAIMED MATTER
Il remaining in the Postotice, Westmin-
ster, Md, July IA, 1906:
Althoff, Mr.. Joseph Erb. Mr.. Msthen
Anderson, Miss Bessie Hewitt, A. c.. Esq.
Barton, DIR. C. w. Hudson. Mrs. Addie
Bond, Miss Annie T. Lawyer, Mrs. A. L.
Chaney. Mrs. VIM. NJ. Miller, Mr.. Frank
Couyer, Mrs George Neplin, Miss
Cross, Miss Lizzie Oliver, Mr.. w. A.
Davis, Mr.. Henry Sees, Mr.. John d.
Day, Miss Leila Snyder, Mr. N.
Dudly, Mrs. Alice Wilcox, Mr.. Fred.
Persons calling for matter in the above list
will please say it was advertised.
iuly20 GEO. Z. BAUGHMAN, P. NJ.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-07-20
TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
This is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Carroll county, in Maryland, letters testamen-
tary on the Personal Estate of
MARY IDA LITTLE,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouch-
ers thereof legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber, on or before the 10th day of February,
1907; they may otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this Goth day of July,
1906.
J. WESLEY LITTLE,
july 90 At Executor.
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NO. 1862 EQUITY.

IN the Circuit Court for Carroll
4 County. Sitting as Court OF
Equity.
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4 TTORNEY'S SALE
a ~
VALUABLE REAL, ESTATE.


Ry virtue of the powcs and authority con
laIHed sD poser ot attorney from the Sidow
aui heirs a.. la of Johu ?. Williams, late oi
Carroll County, Nd, deceased, 30 The under
siguel, dated July 10Th. 1905. aad recorded
Aaaoas The Land Records og CaFru.l Cnanty.
the s4ii undersigned a. attorney, S,ll sell at
pah.lc sale on the Iremtsss, iu Noolcry's DE-
HSe'. in said rnauty. 90
THURSDAY. AUGUST ICsh. 1895.
81 clock, q. IA. al ,hA; valuable iarm
-oACRES OFLANp.
assf. or lsss. sitasis near the yillss.. of Small
vooa. iu Carroll county. adiDiaIrE lands Of
Nxncy Arnold, George y Shfiocr. Eduari
Niu.r sHd ojhsrs. wh,ch tho ,4si J1ha =.
Williams obtained from hts father. James
Williams. drc~zsrsl. by hgs last sii. aud tesla
msei. recorded ia The Offcc ui the Register oi
. Willie ui sA5l caaaiy
Tlse improvements cIuslst ol
a l-a .sory l1z d~ell,ng. los AN.A
barn, haEEy shrd, bog pen
Aad other saaali oathuldlnes. &zRs<4*z
81 20 tar condition.
The land s ia good siale of cultivation and
proa3aces go0i eruF.a, and sbaal iitevu acres
i ~ood and
Th~r~ . a har sEE5uE Uf excellent ~xtcr
aesr she i@vil.us aad ruaaing ~aier on pas,
as the t2Fga.
Thas property acs about I og a mite frum
the Deer FaTk Rnzi Ani 3. close 60 public
srha.ols. churches and stoFus
Terras o. Sale One third oi the pgfchAsc
1oaey 10 BE- PAID IN cash ou the dSy ut sale.
ooe third ,hcrpot in 81 months aud the bal
ausc in i~elya aaaihs. ur al cash ., the up-
tloa OF tks purchaser. The deferred pay
unsa,s - BE- s-eafc4 By the notes II ihe par
thzssg ~igh sseur,sy TO the salisiae;i0n Of the
aadsrs4sae4
JOHN G. HOFFMAN.
Attorney foE widos aud hears Of John r.
Williams deceased.
Roberts 4 Croase. Au,orneTs.
Ei.As y. DAVIS, Auciioue~r.
lalr Al Il
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DUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
Two Valuable Parcels Of Land,
81 and 20 acres each; also Personal Property
on AUGUST 2, 1906 See hand bills for par
ticuIars. JOHN r. STREVIG,
Administrator of Henry B. Strevig,
July 20-2t deceased.
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GUY w. STEELE, Solicitor.
4 SSIGNEE OF MORTGAGEB'S s
"a SALE
OFA
@ 0 0 ID F A r NJ ,

Situated in Manchester District, Carroll
County, Maryland.
BY virtue of the power aud authority CON
tanned in the mortgage from Jacob W. New
man aud wife to Horatio d. Little dated April
,, 1901. and by various assignments duly trans
ferred TO the undersigned, which mortgage
aud assignments thereof are recorded among
the Real Estate Mortgage Records Of Carroll
County, in liber J. II. b.. No. a. folio 2ll,
&c, the undersigned. Assignee of Assignee of
Mortgage, will offer for sale. on the premises
| ON SATURDAY, the llth day Of AUGUST,
| 1906. at o clock, p. m, all that farm. con.
tanning
! a5 ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS.
that was formerly owned by the said Jacob w
Newman. This farm Is situated in ManChes.
Ter district. on the Line Road. about a quar-
ter of 3 mile east nf the Hanover turnpike
and about lwo miles northeast OF Merose,
aIjoiniug the lands Of Howard Bowman.
Granville Lease and George Foreman. 1t is
| improved with log weather.
boare1 house. good bank harm, A NJ.
aud all necessary oulbgiidiugS.
Il has an orchard Of ! or acres -
Of hue fruit is weI ~siered and has a due
proportion Of ~ood land There il public
school on the adjacent hand aud churches and
stores convenient
Terms Of Sale.-Onc third ui the purchase
money cash un day o@ sale or upon ratification
thereof by the Court, one third IN SIX mouihs
and one third IN twelve mouths; or all cash Al
the option OF the purchaser; ersdig payments
go D., zrcar-i by notes Of purchaser. with Sc
euuiy approved by the undersigned Assignee
Of Assignee Of Mortgage, bearing interest
+ from day OF sale.
GUY W. STEELE.
Assignee Of Assigaee Of Mortgage
InlH sOIs Mm. Z. ShArer. Ancllaneer.
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AtUTfFI 7 . w lE7I'
june2a IL Or THe TIMEs, Ellicou City.
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NEW SPECIAL BARGAINS ON SALE UNTIL SOLD
Ladies' Silk Shirt Waists, S1.39.

Special purchase of balance Of stock of large house of
Ladies Fine Silk Shirt Waists cheap 50 OO but for this
ct only 81 80. On sale till sold, but early.
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Situated in Manchester District, Carroll
County, Maryland.
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Ladies Ready Trimmed Hats, 69c.

Choice Of any ladies hat in the house regardless Of value
far this rediCuos price 69c Every hat must be sold is
our custom that the with
;irely and fresh stock There very pretty
in the ot but they will las, long this figure On sale
ill Snli
Newport daily independent., 1906-02-15

Jacobs fine candies, made in New Orleans, for sale at Jacocks, of course. AT btf
 Paints, varnishes, brushes and window glass the best at Ja- cocks drug store, of course.
 Wanted Middle-aged respect able woman for housekeeper. Will pay good wages to proper person. Apply to 510 Main street.
 Miss Mary Case has been quite i'll at the home of her parents in this city, since returning from a visit to Newport Tuesday even- ing. -Batesville Guard.
 Allen Babcock, who is one of Batesville's prominent young business men, was in the city Thursday, returning home from a business trip to Tuckerman.
 
 Miss Ida Scudo, of Willis h. stitute, Searcy, arrived in the city Wednesday night looking after her music class. She is the guest while in the city of Miss Katie Price.
 Part of the success of that so- ciety event was the fine appear ance of the gowns, suits, gloves, slippers, silks and etc. They were cleaned and renovated at Newport Dye and Cleaning Works. 47btf
 Mrs. H. G. Bum, ST., wife of former Chief Justice of the Su- preme Court Henry G. Bum, ST., is i'll at St. Vincent's infrm- ary, where she underwent an operation. Her condition last night was said to be improving. Arkansas Gazette.
 Sheriff J. A. Lancaster has gone to Oklahoma City, Okla. to bring back to this county Lee Music, who is wanted in Oil Trough on the charge of seduc- tion. Music has been a fugitive since last fall, and was but re- gently located in Oklahoma, where he was arrested upon a warrant from this place. Bates vile Guard.
Newport daily independent., 1906-02-15
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 colored picture, entitled "The Departure of the Bride from the
 from the Home of Washington. "
 This picture is a direct reproduce tion from the celebrated painting
 by Ferris. Sixteen colors were employed in the process. It is made on a fine, heavy paper, and will make when framed and hung, a magnificent ornament for the home. Aside from it's genuine artistic merits, it pos sesses an uncommon interest to every American, as the central figure in it is George Washington, standing at the portal of his Vir- ginia home, bidding adieu to the bride and bridegroom. The color work is highly ornate and correct in every detail, as are the character representations, costumes, etc.
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