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Maryland Affairs

Auas S. Wa.iraeE. segd - ygar.. Salj..
a1-y'- o.J-t nr reliant. 3 ed February -. the
r.sa.f u ar- r.'-a-s IL 4beHr 10 days
Alerr, q. Eiebe'b.rg-r. asel % years, died
u Baltimore we February Il lie w..s wrli
k..rryu far-uEhuul 'h. Static Is m Earnest ten
g-Falee sarAer.
W#G.rg Wia3-F. catorei. who ~as impl
Gated e. sas killing ut Frederick 7. Riuebari
rfc toI,zars Keeper ia Baltimore coanjy, has
uesu cras esri a Br'arr gf marder in the sec
end degree and IVES sentenced 10 Is years in
The PenHsoiiary.
A'phause Van SchaIkvyck CourreIle. 9s
vvals old, the oldest alumuus ot Mount 81.
Mary College, Emmjl, 5arz. and for p years
au Instructor in French 81 the Naval Acaj
envy. died on the evening o. February l.. in
Baltimore from he iutrmiiies of age. He
had been III four months.
his tearaA rh-' the supply Of farm labor,
never more than sufficient. in Southern York
and Lancaster. Pa. and Upper Cecil, Md,
will be largely reduced by the operations on
the hig dam al McCaN's Ferry, aud the
chances are that many farmers will be forced
to suspend working their farms this spring.
Catociin Furnace property, in Frederick
county. was sold last week to Hou. Z. Thropp,
Of Pennsylvania. for Sf7. 600. A lot Of ma
chmery WAS also bought by Mr., Thropp. the
entire purchase price for real and personal
properly being about sol 900. The property.
consists Of 10. ca acres Of land, coke fur.
mace and numerous shops. houses, etc. Mr..
Thrapg who owns and operates large mines
near Everett, Pa, stated after the sale
that it was his intention to operate the Catoc-
tn Furnace property.
4 Deputy United States Marshal went to
Oakland, Garrett county, on Wednesday Of
last week, and after making inquiry from sew
eral residents in regard to the circulation OF
| spurious coin, went TO Coriuth and placed
| John Hanger under arrest, charging him with
making and circulating the coin. Hanger
| confederate had recently been in Pittsbarg,
and from him the Marshal learned of Hanger
connection with the affair The coin wa:
! manufactured on the Garrett White farm, be
! tween Hutton and Corinrh. In the house
occupied 10y Hanger the officer found and con
| fscated some Of the composition used by tht
men and also some melting pots, etc. Haugel
was brought to Oakland and placed in ia
over night aud taken to Parkersburg Wednes
day morning, where he was given hearing.
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". T. Foster. Weather. sni Crop Fore
easter. So. WashrH-.sr. b. c., sends lHE Ap-
vpstrs TIE following au3es date e February
- laU1.
Las, baIig,iu gave forecasts % disturbance
'a er.sz eauuncH, . 90 -. wasss wsse p 20
p. cool save - io March l. Mex disturb
asce will reach Pacific coast 26. eros, vest q
Rrrkies bg close az =. rrsa, Central Valleys
= So Aarch ,. Eas'ega States 3. Warm
save W & c~.ss ise.t ut Rockies ehaaf -, great
Central Walters -, E-s,rrn States March >
Cos. Save all c.oss ~es; ui Rockies aaau'
March & great Contra. Valley, 3, Eastern
States 5.
WsalEey energies 81 March vii. develop Ia
three disturbances that Will cross merdisa 80
nor itr ir1m l. IS aud 3, Ihat 1t being the
disturbances described l8 frsl paragraph above.
lfs temperatures viii average very low, the
cool we've preceding be- storm eessirr cans
F ing cooler than usual, the warm wave not
! bringing varl high temperatures ana tire cool
+ wave -ssa.y.uL Itself INTO "a blizzard and sex
era. aays ui very ga53 weather tLat SAL carry
+ igos, Car s9a,haArI, During Bc.t week OF
Margb rrggigiay.ol " BE- genera. aaE not
excessive
/ Narra temperatures v.i ayertg, above
/ normal css' 10 Reckless elS, arH. Most OF
the storm caufgr- Rfi follow Haes draw.
+ ciaua.i spI Na>Hsa-.oa, going .a 70 lh= Al
. laDtir nat tar from the lsttas city. Inis path
7 OF the sEllm csllufs IS cause Mar,H r be-
una,a4-y cold la TIE New England STATS.
unusually vasu l.. the lover Missouri and
{ IoUrr Mississippi valleys and about uoruai
alHa. ,E- .i'L OF iLe storm&
Temperature most below u1~H..s St. ac
cu- d rtuE nr,i weta in Marcia; the. j~o
high temperature periods cenleFiug near Is
aud p followed by cold period, OF which
- viii b. central day, attn q cool period not
lar from Is. Most precipitation vii. occur
/ not fer from >, Il and p These dates are
meridian 90, about general line Of Mississippi
river extended uorAsari, East Of thai line
count one day later for every 100 miles and
west of it one day earlier for every 500 miles.
About and Immediately following February
[ "a one ef the most severe disturbances of the
month will be near meridian 80, moving east
( ward with a cold wave following
I No period Of eight years eau be found that
has not brought disaster TO the corn crop OF
the United States. These corn crop failures
/ occur from five 10 eight years apart and the
last one came in 1901 These are important
facts that are of interest 10 millions Of peO'
Pile We are surely approaching another
grea, corn failure. The wheat crop does not
often tai, on account OF the drouth tina; deS
troys the corn. believe il will be safest fol
all to follow my crop weather forecasts.
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CHILD PUT ON A HOT STOVE.
3-Year-Old Colored Child Roasted
and Scalded.

Helena. a three year old daughter Of Robert
Dorsey and wife. Of York, Pa, was laid upon
a hot stove Thursday afternoon of last week,
in the kitchen of the Dorsey home by Lillian
Thornmau. Is years old, and SO severely
burned that recovery is doubtful. As the
child fell from the stove a water vessel topped
over aud the boiling contents fell upon her,
scalding almost every part OF the body. Inc
Thornman girl was committed to Jail. All
concerned are colored persons.
The 1hornman girl. who Is a cousin Of Mrs
Dorsey. says that the child was teasing her
and made her angry. She said that she was
not able to lit little Helena TO the top ct the
stove and bit upon the Plan of placing the
ch,id ON a char drawn close up, and then
tilting 1t. throwing Helena over upon the
stove
Lillian has mania for placing children
upon a hot stove. This IS the third child she
is accused of subjecting to similar treatment
The first was a -year-od daughter OF the
Dorseys. who. about two years ago, was taken
to the York hospital suffering from burns re-
ceived. Two weeks ago the girl threw pan
of hot lard upon Leon Johnson. young son
of a ueighbor of the Dorseys.
The Dorsey's are employed in different
sections of the city aud at the time of the
burning OF their child were nj their work.
Their three small children were ltti al nome
under the care Of Is year-old Ano Norris aud
the Thorumau girl. Ano had gone into the
ward. Presently she heard screams from the
kitchen and went TO investigate.
What She saw when entering the kitchen Is
told in her own story: Little Helena was
lying face forward on the hot stove and boil
iug water from an overturned kettle was
streaming over her. lifted the child from
the stove aud called for help.
Dr. Austin VI. Grove made an examination
and said ihat the child had been burned and
scaIded Oh the upper part OF the body. Her
neck and arms, too. were severely burned.
Il am a devil and | have right TO burn
bad children. was the statement made by the
Thoruman girl about one year ago when She
was accused of having put three year old
Hester Louise Harris on 3 red hot stove.
The child died at a late hoGr on Saturday
rTgNf
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Ascension Church-lst sunday in Lent-7.SO a.
m, Holy Communion; 1880 a. m, Holy Commuh-
ion and Sermon; ! 50 p. m, Evening Prayer and
Lecture. 5 .. IN. Service and Sermon in Chapel
Leulen services Thursday al 80 a. N. ana daily at
5 p. IL.
Rev. Frank ". Gibson, PHI. D., Rector
Centenary N T. ChuTCh.-Sund0y school At g Is
a. m Preaching at 1880 r. IN. and $50 p. M hp-
worth league at CAS- p. IN.
lem Lutheran Charge-St Benjamin's-Ireach-
ing at p u. 81 Johns Leister'Sl sunday school a
] p. IL. Preaching al p. m.
St Paups Reformed Church-Sunday school at
G. 5. Sagle, Pastor.
Carroll Charge Reformed Church-Divine Service
at Beujamns at 10 a IN. AT Pleasant Valley at
p. James b. StOneSlieT Pastor.
Grace Lutheran Church-Sunday School at q.
N. Divine service at 1850 a. Y p 8 c. +. At so
p. m. T. IL Miller, D. D., tAsioT.
Methodist Protestant Church, Rev L. F. Warner,
PaSIur-Ss Lblth SeryiCeS.-lregc ing ~ 1880 a. H.
and 80 p. m. Y. =. $ c. +. at $50 p. m. Sunday
School gl5 q. m. Mid week Service IN the lecture
room Wednesday evening AZ 80 o'clock.
l.. Warner, Pastor.
St Johns Church->uEdGys-L0 Mas al us
and High Mass at 10 n. During the wcck-Mhss
at a. IN. Joseph II. cassidy iCStOT.
Reformed Church silver Kuu-Service 1850 a
m, every other Sunday ana at p. m; Sunday
school ut 9'}l a. ~. and p. IN. Preaching every
two weeks at p.
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To Preserve Trees from San Jose
Scale.


Corrygr PaRN. Mn.. February 26.-Prof
Thomas b. Symous, State Entomologis, aud
haa3 of rh.. Department of Entomology a. the
N-,fs.s A-rtrrItr-,E Calfat,e sod FxDeri
r'sr.i Sl,l5ar. is sending GU, The following CIR.
r5.,ri, arrl,r5!s.,s of thrStsfe regarding treat
mon, ~ destroy the San Jose scale:
Ttisawes known fact that orchards IN Tested
a4fb the San JOSS, scale must be treated with
AL effective vash RS leas, once a year. N
order 60 preserve she trees. The experiments
r.rigs.,a hv ;his department. gs cited 100 buI
I,-.In la- OF the NaryI land Experiment Station
(which NAV be had Tor aSsirrl. proves that at
,-4...,.f fbe limo. ,uIpbur aud salt wash Is the
cancel t-.a most eIs ,tivs dormant treatment
80 H., ~-r. lose .raia An Infested Trees
I .b..rrt ~. .r~.,.B ,5,.-au-hTy with {bi< wash
( IN. .,,-l~- is., before me- buds omen The
. ..r-r nsi-rilv Of 7rehariis,> e the state have
Ea.- made. .-5.r.ir1ed sith the San Jose scale
{ ,h-r-.l the 'srn! INSPECTORS visiting their
( r1.-as The rra.,ar, menace IT the pr>, iu
Z a., ,,-;r.tg by Ia. distribution ~ surrounding
.--hs-f- h evident on The r..rt Of ALI who have
infested orchards You have also been
g,r-.-F -Erss-b letter that treatment s, i'm.
{ 1870. TETf.u -rspfr.. thar all iufesia
+ ,,,... h., ss.ssr ,-es,a4 81 5e~.-asr8. Below
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1t is said that the strawberry crop of North
Carolina, this season. will reach 2,250 car.
loads, which, when reduced to crates. will foot
up 562. 500 crates. These, reduced 10 quarts
make 100000 quarts. At 1GS cents per
less than 81, $50 coo in that territory from the
single crop Of strawberries alone. The
Charleston section will have from 800 TO 500
carloads, while the Norfolk section will reach
from $50 TO 1000, making the total shipments
aggregate in the neighborhood of $3.50 to
$500 carloads
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IA. CRAWFORD. AuctiOneer.
LARGE SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY F.!
AuctiOneer

On the premises. one mile south of Gam
Der. will be sold, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1906,
at Q a. m. sharp, the following property-all
the stock in the forenoon, and the household
goods at | y. M: 2 heavy draft "a
horses. bay mare. good leader or~19
driver; thoroughbred mare. good sad N0SA%
zss<xm der; mich cows, heiier, will be
Ak fresh by day Of sale; yearllng
ILL heifers, bull, years old; tour
horse broadtread wagon, good spring wagon
suitable for huckster; stonebed, sled, pair hay
carriages. Jersey wagon with pole or shafts,
Jump seat Jaeger wagon, phaeton. IN good
order; runabout, Walter A. Wood binder,
good as new; Walter A. Wood mower Blck-
ford & Hoffman grain drill, Thomas horse
rake. Hench riding corn pillow, double and
single trees, 2 spreaders, Oliver chilled pillow,
hill side pillow, three legged corn plows,
single shovel plows, springtooth harrows,
spike harrow, wheebarrow, Doctor Bailey
fodder cutter, winnowiug mill, corn shelter,
sets breechbands, 2 sets lead harness, sets
pillow harness, set light double harness, sets
single harness, sets fly nets, blind brides,
collars, 8 housings. wagon saddle, lead line,
pair check lines, halters, cow chains, 4 log
chains. > pair butt chains, pair breast chains,
CTOSSCuJ saw manu- avs SiiiiNs'SA'Nf NN-~''
saws, drawing knife, planes, chisels, augers,
brace and bits, , saw sets, straw forks tour
prong forks, > three prong forks, corn scoop,
potato scoop, pair Fairbank' S PLATFORM scales,
axes. maItock, shovels, hoes, garden rakes,
broad axe, . chop chests, barrel vinegar, meat
tub. meat bench, benches, copper kettle,
IA gallon; brass preserving kettle, large iron
kettle, . iron pots; household furniture-balr
cloth parior suit. organ. bureaus, walnut
and oak extension tables, large walnut kitchen
table, rocking chairs, lot cane seat chairs,
6 split bottom chairs, 3 bedsteads, walnut
buffet. hall rack, hanging lamp, Grown sew
ing machine, chandelier, lot small lamps wal
mt stand. lounges, s clocks, lot cupboard
ware. large refrigerator, Reade creamery,
churns, 1900 washing machine, new clothes
wringer, , tin panel kitchen safes, ? ice cream
f,eezers, lot waShtubs, buckets, = coal stoves,
one double hester; s air tight stoves, cook
stoves. bedroom stove, coal oil stove, large
buffalo robe, lol carpet, mating, glass Jlrs'
milk crooks. large stone jars, apple butter by
the pot, canned fruit by jar, lot dry poplar
lumber, lot oakboards, 50 barrels corn, tons
timothy hay, lot clover hay, and fodder by
bundle.
ESyA Also at the same time will offer for
sale my farm, containing l27 acres.
TerTns:-Ail sums under s. cash; on all
sums Of S. and over n credit Of 10 months viii
be given, purchasers giving their notes with
approved security, bearing interest from DAY
Of sale .
iebI7.8, ELI 7. BENNETT,
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IS y ~ a

The undersigned. hss7rr rented .rr ~ h.-
iaruas. v5,l s-il ~ puhre salts. en- ftr a7aFa
date. on the prem .s-s. aroU- s 'fr 2".sEa
tsrm. ahna' 8 ms.e Eush &c h#cEE'al ..t..
Carroll CHartT. Mi. asHa- '.a .a Teasing
tgoW Bachman Na.l 90 're Ellp $3.50" f.=
the fa!loNirs 1--we stock and tsrnH0- sa.l.r
neutz. 90 at: 5 head ut horses aHa ws.es,
consisting Of pair lsrEr blocks. e'-stHat taT
mules. years old, u hRu4s hEH. St1st
about lSp1 tbs. a piece. waES Whfssvat h3eh
ei, both good leaders gray a'4rr, Us frzw
ola. nofsi for general sH.r'Y. ar aNIrs .aateT,
hsv mar. - wears ol5 q Eagt saa5.- uarFs
bay mare. years a.d zgaa ~arNer -0F
driver; Ter usefulness. Sigh. a .taE #
caR0ei be best. 21 head a. ieFr...3 cattle,
consisting gi - mi.r= ycas rHa1 -t.srfs-
some fresh ~ tay oi sale. aH ba-ta1 s-a
ierey -grek-yra ulIi aH; frs say 6rer any
rherr; = h..ifrrs. one siih calf, vrH bg~a
stock buIis. sows <5fa p.-s. Improved Chester
stock. > Acme or q barsa lF.s .frai uaE &C..
oae IS ree. ih. asa-F ts srHt --H laae
made cr 6.hors- bread .sa -,
beds aith silchaari.. e.ra r.H HHaHE $500.
I Mccormick binder, Z iaoi eaf' Nr'7Ea s.
mower. loot csai, hp'a sn good rannrs 8 Hraf-
as good IS new: NetHrsaltS s"''.-umF Bay
I rake Spaur.cr ins tawu Ers 80, N.ia
I fertilizer rfir ch-neu'. - good rs -r~- lien b
4 Drnmruld ridinE corn ca.ueat1F. J. +
I Mass stalking ea'sssa;gr aH shea's ofs.r
/ chilled ploas, Ne. 80; shovas rf.
/ shovel p.ou. corn fark, 3 sgfsaz 'a 'a bare So
/ spsse,ooih hsrrau, A psilcra tliu,afg-. ssta
/ 81 inch shovc's. cafr planter. = bay Gag. ss--s.
| .laf s,ps-.,or hssssr. ? b.ls- ILL -4a9ine
| straw carrier. > sets Of broeehasad harness .
ats lead gears. g. good as rs~; brides
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Eighteen double houses at Niverion, Pa,
about Is miles north of Frostburg, Allegany
county Md. were burned on the night of
February 16, and the families Of 36 miners
were rendered homeless. The honses were
the property of the W. K. Niver Coal Com
nany. controlled by Baltimoreans. The flames
started in the house occupied by John burst,
who was at work in the mines. The fire was
caused by defective kitchen range. Super.
inteudent John Lochrie stated that the town
was practically blotted out within an hour after
the blaze started. Some of the families saved
their furniture aud arrangements were made
to house nearly all the homeless. Niverton
is on the Salisbury branch Of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. The loss is about $780,.
600
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REMOVAL!

DR. w j. SELB1
Has removed his dental office from his coun,
try residence to the Office of Messrs. Smith
Reifsnider, formerly occupied by Mr.. Chas.
Goodwin as an insurance Office.
dec2 W. j. SELB1.
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at 10 q clock a. tn-s sNhEps tAt 4'tsHNlhE FfNF-
property: mules, both leaders; horse, good
81 worker; colt, Syears old in aeTEm
fsEAs.-, April; jersey COW, fresh in ~
IsassAAp JERSEY heitrr, fresh ILL
in Nav; grade heifer. will be fresh IN MAY: Sow
with rir. Poland and Berkshire boar; Sfuse.
bkaer broadtread wagon, or G horses; Brosu
bread, read wagon for 4 horses, sJo@ebed With
sideboards. hay carriages, good new sled.
d4yiop wagon, buggy pole, pair wagon Shafts,
spruz seat for wagon. wagon bolster, blocks
and rope for hosting, l. +. Michaeis i'm
proved tanning mill, spriug hoe Sapenor
grain drill. wood drum land roller, pser1ng
I Ideal binder, : foot eui; Deeriug Ideal
mower. foo, cut; horse rake, al the above
| in good working order; No. 40 Oliver chilled
plows. Hamilton corn planter, good as uew.
! With 100 rods cable wire: KFsuss riding corn
! plow. good as new; horse Perry srriug,ooik
/ hsrrc,w. horse Perry springtooth harrow
| 2 iron single shovel plows, wooden siuE.e
I shovel pillow, FIVE tooth cG!uyalor, ltuu
/ double shovel ploNs, corn coverer. four horse
I eveueT. triple trees. double Trees, siagie
1 trees. = spreaders. irou jockey sticks, urw
\ fifth chain, log chains, pair butt chains. .
pair breast chains. Gov and other chains, c.
cater, rough lock, maol. wedges, crusscut
1 saw. cutting box. corn shelter. grain scoop.
/ Cahoon ps;-at seed soWer. grain cradle, by
/ knife. 8 bramblc scyghrs. 8 corn cutters, grind
\ stone, , crowbars, large farm bell. oats
| FORKS, OF cans, half hushel measures, peck
/ measure, sets express harness. SETS lead
/ gears. brides, saddle. choke strap, martin
1 vales. housings, several sets plow harness. :
/ pair cheek lines, check reiEs, lead line,
wagon whip, sets BY nets, 10 collars, sSeai
| psd. leather halterS, set single harness, ioi
old harness, good meat hogshead. aud
| proae forks. shovels, maIiacks, n.kes, hoes.
! lot viJ@gar. vinegar barrels sai many other
| articles.
Terms:-All sums under S., cash; 90 all
SUNS OF IS and over a credit OF 8 months Nil
1 be given, purchasers giving their note S'th
approved security bearing interest from dAS
If ssle. No goods 20 be removed until settled
for.
feb24 ST. THOMAS o. MALLONEE.
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TRUSTEES SALE
= OF A.
Valuable Farm and Desirable
Store and Railroad Station
Property,
At Watersville, Carroll County, on the Bait
more and Ohio Railroad.

By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court
for Carroll County. sitting as a Court OF
Equity, and passed in a cause wherein Thomas
England and others are plaintiffs aud William
G. England and others are defendants, the
undersigned, trustee appointed TO make sale
of the real estate in said cause, will offer at
public sale, on the premises. at WaterSvile
Station, Carroll county, Maryland, on
SATURDAY, MARCH Il. 1906,
at , O'Clock, p. M. the following valuable
properties:
CD. All that lot or parcel Of land con.
tanning FIVE ACRES OF LAND. more OF
less. situated ut WarerSvie Station, on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, IN Carroll com.
~. Maryland. about 80 miles from Baltimore,
~ miles from Frederick aud miles from Nj.
Airy This lot lies on the public road lead
ing from the Frederick turnpike to Mount
Olivet, Carroll county. and is
improved by NEW STORE 5 ~ :
and an old store building. y ES5t..! So
straw shed aud packer, aud e4s5 49, ~
hay scales. and a frame stable aud FIVE
two story Dwelling Hous-s, each wilh garden
attached. There are two springs on this lot
aud there is an abundance of good water suf
ficieul for the needs of the store property and
the dwellings.
This lot is Immediately on the liun of The
Baltimore and Ohio and Us on" Of she u.4,~.
store stands in the county. The railroad
station and the pnstuiiCn are both located uu
this property, which Is sn located that 70 offer.
one Of the most attractive opportunities ioI
anyone desiring to conduct q country store.
This IS the property now occupied hy Robert
Seiiman & Son as a store property, etc.
o.. In the next place the uuderSiCuca
will offer at public sale, on lhr premises.
that tract uf land situated n Carroll uouaty.
Mary Wand. and containing
$50 ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
and living ON the line OF the Baltimore prd
Ohio Railroad and the puddle road bedding
from the Frederick turnpike 90 Nauu: OHFrI
Al WaIersyiIle. improved hy Hev hars hsEH,
an OLD taru and .! sfuys
4 ~ Dwelling House, ucc.pr.d as
q Mr.. Nail. There IS corr
~Ela11ssssae1 house, wagon shed VNH aii 'a.
other usual and necessary autuni .fN-- al tHt
premises. This properly is H-l. g. erred. ar.
q due proportion oI Ilhar land. Is wHiI nu.-t
and IS under 81 fuosf "Nye.l-H5 -g.1w'Huu
The property D., SO railroad sil a-t is aan
yeuieui TO churches. Store au# schools, ana Is
most desi0sh'" au3 b.. 34s..Tr t..r.. laH
Is aH excellent ds}ry farm, aaa Is m 81 CON
yenicu' for shipping mills.
Terms az Salr-N.. ta.ri e .hs ,are'as
money cash uu 'he say a sale or aa lie rsa
6caiioo thereof by fba Cpw. aD1 b. resrau'
u tao equal favmea.s of aas and Is.
y-Rfs from sire Gas Of sale; or ,H" wHuH
81 iur pErca sa w#..E Boo gfss agtu Iaf
a6hcasiar rf the safe HF t.,s C.urr, as tif
option ag D. Furghss--. Ihe cfeai rsyHHsIt
! iu H. secured BIS fU. .H.e u' rse Jed. srss r.
y,-fh e..,4r Nd -....-sft lnFHar .s F.fg-s from
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JOS. W. BERRETT. Anctionecr.
PUBLIC SALE
-OF-
Valuable Personal Property

will sell on the premises where | nos
reside, on Sykesv:Iie road. miles northwest
Of Sykesyijle, known as the Louis HorPei
farm, 10 Freedom district, Carroll county.
Nd an
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Three story 10 room Brick s5 Z eezsEs:
Dwelling, corner Center and Willis streets,
Westminster, Nd, most desirable residential
section of city; bath and modern improve
ments; lot I2Ox19S feet; front and back
porehes; bay windows in every room; line
fruit; easy terms.
feh2i.tf MARY f. VANDERFORD.
nOSTER PRINTING a Specially at this
1 Office,
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NOTICE.

Office of the Chas Schaeffer Fertilizer Fac
tory, Westminster Md, Feb. Z, 1906. /
The undersigned has been appointed by
the executors of the late Chas. Schaeffer. de-
ceased, agent, to settle up the Fertilizer bust
ness of the said deceased.
All persons indebted to said estate on ac-
count of Fertilizers or Meal, whether by
book account or note, where the same is due,
are requested TO make immediate settlement
with said agent at the old Office of the de-
ceased, on Green street, opposite the mill of
Roberts, Roop Co.
febl013t A l. / FIR.
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HOTEL PROPERTY FOR e.
IL RENT BE

The Emmit House. in Emmi,sburg, Fred
erick county. Maryland. The hotel is large
three story Brick building, containing IS
rooms, with all modern improvements, in
c}naing water, 6aths and toilet; large barn,
ice house and necessary outbuiidings on the
premises Possession given April l, 1905.
Apply or write TO
VINCENT SEBOLD ESQ.,,
Attorney at Law,
febl7 81 Emmitsburg, Nd