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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03
BENEATH THE |
FIGURE EIGHT



Fen the clown. turned a triple
flip flop. made whirlinE wagon.
wheel os himself. bowed mocking
~ a. the huzlaing crowd on the
benches. and bearing bis tiny
pink paraaal aioft. escorted the
mayors embarrassed daughter 10
the reserved seat section, where
the blushlnR young lady under
went much chatting aud banter
Then Fieri allowed the exagaeFais
ed smile 20 fude from his red
striped face. while he turned 10
look At the glddy iron tower IN
the middle Of the big canvas tent
Beneath bis paint smearB aud
zebra striped tOEgery. f1eri. the
buffOOn. had soul. and without
doubt the new Figure Eight" act
Of Mile Florette Dupree WAS
dangerous. hairraising thing And
H1eu aud Flofette. Ia such conf
dences AZ life with the Twenty
biggest Shows on Earth allowed.
admitted that they loved.
Prof stradeilaa World RE
nowned Band struck up a rat
tlinE. inspiring sallop. the canvas
flaps OF the dressing room en-
trance we're showed back. and Nile
Florctte made dazzling. triumph
ant entry. On SNOW white.
prAmclng horse she came. standing
airily on one foot. IN the glory Of
pink tights aud fluffy white ballet
akirtinE The audience eheered a.
the very sight. aud mademoisslle
acknowledged the applause with
graceful mods Of her pretty head
fieFi. the clown. flOundered over
hurdle. stole the ringmaater's
whip. running half way around the
tent with g. then tafned and
watched maaemOiHelie climb the
diary iron stairway.
"Oh. be careful. little FTorette'"
be murmured. under his breath.
and whirled about 10 toss peanuts
AZ tho rope walking raccoons
Mile Florrtte reached tho top
~ the very high tower The
6tradella musicians ceased their
rollicking clamOr and began 10
play soft. low, tremolo stuff The
audience eraned ncckn. and Fien.
the clown, almost ceased being
funny. looking soiemniy AZ the
pink lady AZ he seeseawed with
locko. tho trained baboon. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03

Figure Eight was a new act,
having been put on bat four timos
Once there had almost been an &C.
cidont, when one Of the flimsy In
visible wires had broken. but
they claimed that was all right
now. FIeri knew that there were
wires and wirea other than the
flimmy one which the lady held in
her teeth and which the audience
believed 20 be her only support
but Fieri did not fen safe at that.
So he nearly tumbied Iockn from
the other end ~ the plank aud
amblcd nervoualy toward the
perch OF mademoiselle
Here. you get back over there
and do your tumhllng," the ring.
master ordered. and F1efi grinned
and Nhufned back. Presently,
though. he srasped the tAll % the
trick donkey and gallopod around
tbs big tent With him In bis mad
plunge with his prfze-tempted ooun.
try rider. and In this way FierI
maneuvered near the iron tower
Mademuiseile was harnessod IN
her dcllcaiely balanced wire
mechanism. ard Stradaliaa mu.
siclans qulckeaed their tempt The
people on the benches looked ia
fascinated horror AZ the hong wire.
plunKinK from the tower 20 the edge
81 the track. with the immense
Figure Eight" suspended AZ the
middle portion Fferi deserted the
bucking donkeY and slipped over
beneath the narrowing figure. A
few feet away the famous Iacqnen-
elil family ieapcd. someraa ulsed
and whirled from springboard
upon a thick mattress.
Stfadella gave a frenziod Slarc
and flourish. something began 20
click and aixz. aud a fluffy pink
figure spun downward over the
giddy wire. The audience groanod.
the band played tremoio stuff
again. and Fieri. hardly conscious
OF what he did. flung Giovanni JAG.
dneuelli from his fat mattress aud
tugged the thing toward the Fig.
uFe Eight"
The lady shot rocket.like down
the long. finedrawn wire. hit the
complicated Figure Eight" flipf
ped. revoived. circied. somersaulted
through airy space like a pink cat
apult.thruwn proieclilc Then sOme
thing snapped. and a pink ball of /
figure shot rapidly into blank. ~
supporting space. A shriIl. pierciR I
shrek from the lady. a hundrti /
eachoes from the benches. DC /
groans OF men. and funny litte I
muttercd prayer from F1eri IA I
straight. swift drop. a noisy m
pact, a series OF gradually diun. I
iahing houncea- and the lady In /
pink lay GREATNESS. bat unharDed. I
on the Jacquenclii's well.padied |
mattress. Fieri still mumbled his /
little prayer
Thank goodness" muruured I
MademoiseIle. "And goodby p the I
Figure Eight for me-"
Well. should say" chktcred /
Fierl, Historically; and. thl reaH
surrd band commenced D play I
more hlitheiy than ever.
"You did Il. Fleri." said ue lady /
Ia pink. as the frightened attend.
ants picked her up. 'lll mfry you
tomorrow"
And Fieri stood forth andmade 4
horribly grotesque face at the l
cheering audience
'1'd do anything for Flqette." he
murmured, and kicked al Tomaso,
the musical elephant
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The conssss for the fourth puxEie
started quickly. A. neon to-day over
100 answers had been rseslvsd. /
will ssy that none of their we're
right. You did luss what said yos
would, fell foe tire easy answer.
WHICH rs NOT CORRECT. The
answer ls what might be termed ar
Incorrect eorspoone sentences. Tire
contest closes Saturday nlpht ~ 6
o'clock. Tho answers must be ssrfs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03

Jan. L." Happy New Year aud
many returns" IL the message Ar
thur sent TAFT One Of the returns
was the message Arthur IN hlz
excitement had sent Il collect" The
telegraph company said he'd have
70 prepay all pefsifiage.
hut We are looking on the bright
side. Esther has loaned Arthur
enough money 10 settle the interest
on the mortgage
Jan. s.-Arthnr has decided upon
another place instead OF consul 10
GoOba Goo. That position pays only
ais day, which explains why Ar.
thur did not find such q scramble
for Il. lie thinks nov he will find
a responsible place In the Internal
revenue department available. II
pays more. and he will not have 20
10 further from home than the
headquarters Of one Of the internal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03

The Visiting pmrson waH handing
convict % consolation ia small
chunks
you should not complain my
misguided friend be said, ~ u
heffef TO take things ~ you ina
them"
"Var ON the wrong track. psrsou.
replied the priH1ner "a were pfac-
slcing that theory that got ne nah
bed. STRAY Atertes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03

ten on tire purrls In Tuesdays
Star. ard each picture must have
beneath u what that picture REQ.
res4nts The answers must be
mailed 70 tire PUrkle Editor.
chss. Linderman--Teur name, the
i3th, added 10 the third roll Of
honor, u took just 80 hours for
yc0r answer 90 reach me from the
business offica.
Medieekskf--Admit error. 90 10
this enc. PUZZLE EDITOR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03

II 4 baby seems frightened when
put in Tire bath tub. line the tub with
q large square ~ soft white cotton
flannai before the Dip.
Pillow ticks aro easily kept clcan
BY covering with unbleached muslin
These covers can be taken OFF and
washed every month OF two. and the
tick proper will be clean ~ ever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03

Father Rob bio. don't stare az Ar.
Jones ~.
tf0bby But I'm waiting 10 Eee him
take 4 drink. papa.
Fathar--Aud why chii1T
BOBBY because mamma said that
Won said he drank like y fish. and
never saw a fish drink New York
Herald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03

Kind Old Lady talking 20 a
tramp Have you ever made an ef-
fort 10 get work
Tramp Yes. ma am. Last month
1 Got work FOR tMa members 81 my
family hut neither "a them would
take n STRAY Ht0riea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03

~nsiua rogted with flowers = not
always = align Of good viii. OBJ
serves the Philosopher % bulifi =
always throwing bouquets a. him.
hut ahe forgot 20 remove thetn frunA
the pots first Cleveland tsesdeg,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03

The automobile T. great insti
tatian "Far tnstaaraF fou 90 q
80 up 81 u a. feu pass a friend
ana crawl under d when a creditor
henvw# lnfa sight #af sgniaxit!e Eeur
ier- 1ouFunl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03
PeopIe Getling Reedy

FVfry one S Planning On Viking
~" for spring and the Fair. Why
don't you do n this month"; We're
ssllinG new Wall Papers at 20 70 80
per cent reduction a. induce you 70
buy eariy, before the rush
Fsdsrnl Paint and Wall Paper Co.
1914 First A..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03

ffIte OIL Runnct ln 40 'cnmmHdAttn'
tee s&Fcuuata neea ite i2F @ha
iM Wen o. whisky fruAn. he naid
dat cracked leo aus Ms faVnrlte
tfsh f@-- Atlanta Constitution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03

Percy means we'll. but he has .
habit - telling all Re kunw# -
AgAc1Y erred last Might ! was alone
mf4h htm for nearly ffve minutes. ~---
New Yarh Evening" TrieRxaml
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03

''same men said rarin Ebsn. has
way ~ aarVlu aeif rfeaeeH
uaiet ~ lahtn 10 ministers advice
"a suaasy an Dc iaWysrR adFtra all
81 res % Do week Washing ton
star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03

A good Gays work H. the best
prayer for rest Chicago Tftbans,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03

To eaat away = vfftupus friend t.
like casting away ens's iife.--AFts-
fofie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03

Taik about Rrit. whafa ths mat
Nutau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03
STAR DUST

~ - wise
tell. sus tAtf half
"a hsusrhota ga
psnaea start fFen
sh' sseara fEtfn'
ter anfafs eaVh
0ther y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03

a fool attsrrth al bic snlad :
Bibts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03

WANT Rooms. furnished or un.
fnTnIahnd. See page 6. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03

yot you ncea.A ias paaaaauynr or
pasoanlusnn.
dont kno votd ey are
a
to you veaFid
-Iea II a FALSE a aind
do nod oxhis
81 VII ay
voulf b. tx a npmm dos
lure vouit be yuar gain nd de dogs foNM"
10 hats
IN De owner ~ sslzh maybe me-
spill Ing 10 yon~
pots nneI vmkip d@nas guessing
xf rue go1rn las TyuHrf or poufo
or maybe Rusar hff not Ffd0.r
eKuf Elsa dog ri tlxtn val nuemnH
o on RI 4 man m f0r
/ n n
NJ Ter ne ~ offe %
$50 II lss q good ding DOT apoingszxed"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03

Louisville sIuRRers. the best hat
on the market Price. 400. other
Bats from i0c ~ 10 76c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03

= r. Wall. u Atlanta. Ga tells
this story
"A aantisnlnm fr1Fn thn north wmm
on . vialt m south Georgia and.
having nothinE ~ view. eue Muns
day morning attended q negro Meth
edlHf church service.
IT happened that young white
man preached for thsfu- After TIRE
services ne walked behind n couple
~ cid DARK les 10 tbs village a dis-
cuaafan ~ thN merits ~ the nslus
lister WIS Ia v0Mmw is the following
Na4sa ifenry fine preacher, aiat
81
Ifa shore am
Good a. Lanhsn. aiu'f 'er
HhaWi IInkun cant tech I'm.
Coed ~ George WASH y. aln't ct
Wash'n cud'n hofe I'm cnn'si.f
ste Alnt good az az Lord. am
'ev
No. but he's a young man yit.' /"
-WtiilamaDort Grit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03

The great reparablc retrievabe uniorgvable crime
i the crime d hurting trusting
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FRIpAY MTERNooN. lAM q. lgcg.
SAFE RegIster.

Saturday January 2s,d. al l O'Clock D. m. the
undersigned will cell the well known Harry Cover
property. 10 Frizellbusg. The improvements con.
aist OF an s-fccm Dwelling House with cement
cellar under same: all necestaiy outbuiidings
good fruit and water Charles G. Gorsuch VIM.
I. Wilson, Auetioneef
January %. at IL o clock n htood maj e. 2 colts.
o head Of mich cows hcifefa mir OF fhoafa 4.
inch broadtroad shuttler Wagon ialsng.top buggy.
horsepower ard threahing machine, cutter and
bells harness. plows. harrows. cultystor etc
mile from Wesley Chapel
Tuesday, March 3. at II O'Clock M. the under.
signed viii sell at public sale. near Warfeldsbura
five miles from Westminster brood mares with
foal; horse. shoats,, broad-iread wagon. low.
down wagon. mower, binder. drill, good as new,
harness. plowa. harrowa. eultiyator. ETC. Charles
c. Cook. F. A. Crawford. Auctioneer.
Thursday. March II. at 10 q. M. good horaea,
6miich cows Deering binder. Mccormick mower.
single ard double corn workers. United StAtcs
cream separator No. sleigh. Horsepower. efe.
Henry I. Nantz. q mile from Pleasant Valley.
VIM Warner, auctioneer, N&
March u. at 10 O'Clock. Bachmnn's vallev. {
horses and mules. u nlleh cows, fat bull, farm
ing implements. John II. Smith, on road fror,
helrose TO Westminster, on Milton p. Myers farm.
Tuesday. March 16. at II a. n good work and
driving horses. II fine mch cowa shoats 2 farm
WAGONS iailing:sop buggiea one rubber tire;
generally, about rs barrels Of corn, &c. Also for
Royal a. Logue IA acres Of woodland. near War
hedsburg. by kosn a. Logue, near Spring Mills, on
rQan leading from westminster 10 WarfieldeburR
" milea from Westminster. r. A, Crawford,
auctioneer. fFF
Thursday, March 49, at II O'Clock a. M. pair
mules, horsea. IL mich cows bull broad tread
wagons, horsepower and grain separator tornado
iced cutter. binder, mower. harness. piows hnr.
rows and many other articles. Geo s. stoftie /
mile west Of Hampstead near BrilhartA mill.
John W. Reayer. Auetioneer.
Thursday, March 10, az u o'clock sharp horsea
6eowB large fat bull II Bhoats. new Acme broad
tread 4-horse wagon. binder, mower. rake plovR
ha4rows. harness and many other articles Ten
Y mile from Mount Pleasant. VIM. Warner Aue.
uoneer
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NOMINATIONS By DIRECT VOTE.


There Is a growing sentiment among
the Democrats Of our state that nom
nations should be made by direct
primaries. The present primary cleo
ton law makes 1t optional, In coun-
ties, to nominate by primaries or by
former method Of the convention. made
up, as these conventions are. OF dele
gates from the various districts OF
the respective counties.
In this county there never has been
complaint OF unfairness IN our meth
cd OF making nominations. While as
pirants have been disappointed In not
getting the nominations they desired
and expected, yet there has not, in our
knowledge, been direct charge Of
unfarness. Disappointed men have
realized that they were fairly treated
and have, as rule, fallen In 10 make
the party succeed. This Is as II should
be. When man submits his claims
for nomination, either 10 primary
or to convention and is not success.
ful, II becomes him TO give his hearty
support to the successful man. This
he would expect. and would have a
right TO expect from the other fellow.
There is something that strikes the
average man as fair and in accordance
with American ideas, in the direct
primary and hence Il appeals 10 our
people. II Is Democratic doctrine.
closely held by the Democratic party
since the days of Jefferson, that there
is no interest Of government that can
not be safely entrusted 20 the people.
And more than that. In direct prl-
msries, the people having made the
nominations win rally to their sup
port.
Our Republican friends do not seem
70 be much welded TO the direct pri-
mary idea. II is somehow, they think.
not exactly suited to the peeullarIties
Of their organization They are afraid
Of the black and tan, and hence viii
likely 80 on with the convention plan.
Prominent Democrats. in many of
the counties OF the State, have ex-
pressed the belief that 1t will be well
for the Democratic party in preparing
for the coming campaign, TO make
nominations by the direct vote of the
party. And in this we fully coincide,
and hope that our central committee
will order direct primaries for Carroll
county. This we believe viii be best
and fairest for all
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About the Improvements to our Westminster Store.

M we have often used the expression Nothing Succeeds Like Success Whenw
look which
room with It's handful Of goods with present establishment
arkabe growth But going to knock the end the
building addition
space The structure will erect will be modern three extending
the up toda ganne -
giving idea ofits
1t will carloads aisofb
loads OF lumber besides much miscellaneous mate
windows
will enable
and add
or oil
will enable
All the building
all the
believe
som o favor. 49, = 90 -
we completing inventory this and of
Rebuilding Sale which will offer splendid
most affected by these changes - lf
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The Observation-Disclosures
WESTMINSTER, MD.

TERMS. 81 90 per year; 50 cents for six months
and rs cents for three months. Single copies eentg
ADVERTISING RATES. -One square % lines)
will be inserted times for 91.00, and rs cents for
each subsequent insertion. One square months.
$500: months, So: " months $751; Business cards.
not exceeding 8 lines IS per year. When the
number Of insertions 10 net marked advertisements
win be continued until forbid and charged accord
ingly. Yearly advertisers must confine advertise
ments to their own business. Rule and Figure
Work double price. Business Locals 10 cents per
line Marriages and deaths inserted free. Ohit-
uaries and Personal Communications cents per
line
One column one year 500: half column $50;
quarter column $50. Monthly changes allowed
without extra charge. Extra changes win be
charged for as follows - Column advertisements
rs cents each; half column, 40 cents; quarter
column. Is cents. Advertisers desiring changes
should notify the Office by Tuesday noon
Yearly advertisements $500 per inch. for more
than one inch, per year: $500 per inch for months
and 81. per inch for months.
R&-All correspondence with this Office should b
addressed TO THE ADVOCATE"
Entered at the Posiofice Westminster Mary
land. Second Glass Matter
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PAru1cArioN NOTICE.

Directly Opposite Lexington Market


In the Orphans Court OF Carroll
County.
December Term, 1898.
Estate o. Jeremiah Myers, dcceascd
On application, Il il ordered, this 18th
day Of January. 1909, that the sale Of
real estate Of Jeremiah Myers. late of
Carroll county. deceased, made hy James
.C, Myers and Herbert j. Myers,
Acting Executors Of the last will and
testament Of said deceased, and this
day reported 10 this Court by the said
Executors, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause be shown 10 the contrary
on or before the 9TH Monday, 22nd day IL
February, next; provided copy on this
Order be inserted for three successive
weeks in some newspaper printed and
published In Carroll county, before the
Bird Monday, 18th day Of February, next.
The report states the amount OF sale
10 be $1,000. 90.
JOHN Il. ECKENRODE,
WILLIAM l.. RICHARDS, Judges.
ROBERT N. Ko0NTZ,
True copys--Tegt:
John ]. Stewart,
Jatl< " Register of Wills
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The election OF Elihu Ro3t BY the
New York Legislature to succeed
United States Senator Plat has not
been received with a great amount
of enthusiasm. The new Senator Il
vast improvement on his predecc8-
sor, but he has been allied with cor
poratlons the most of his life, ami Il
is not felt that the masses will benefit
by his election to the Senate. Nc
Roosevelt wanted him, and tsiat set-
tied 1t. The King can do no wrong
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N MRMoRIAM.


IN loving remembrance Of Mary A. E. Miller.
wife Of Jacob A. Miller who departed this life
January 20. 1905. Gone but not forgotten.
Faithful mother. fare thee wen,
Here our hearts with sadness swell;
But we know tbs Jesus win,
He can all all our sorrows heal;
"A precious one from us has gone
A voice we loved Is stilled:
A place Is vacant In our home.
Which never can be filled.
Just one year ago we laid thee,
In thy silent house Of clay.
FOndly hoping IN our bosom,
To meet In heaven some day;
But who can paint the briny tears.
We shed when thus we sever;
IL forced 10 part for month"; for years.
To part perhaps for ever.
But 4 our thoughts are hxed sfight
A cheering hope Is given,
Though here our prospects end IN night
We meet again In heaven:
Yes. Il our souls are raised above
lis sweet when thus we sever
Since parting in Sayiours love,
We Fart ~ meet Tor ever.
Wefniss thee from our home dear mother,
We miss thee from thy place
shadow Der our life il cast.
We miss the sunshine Of thy face,
We miss thy kind ard willing hand,
Thy fond and earnest care.
81 Our home Is dark without thee
We mifl thee eveywh
BY HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
In sad but loving Remembrance Of our daughter.
Emma q. Martin. who died one year ago January
a. 1906.
Asleep IN Jesus, pleased alecp
From which none ever wake 10 weep.
a calm and nndistulbed rcpoac.
Unbroken by the last Of foes.
The dear little hands that 10 oft chung 10 mine
Are sweeping o. er harpHtringn Of gold
And the lips that so tefdorly whispered my name
Ere they cuaed IN the silence Of death.
VIII speak 70 me yet IN Heaven above
Where life Is no longer a breath.
Resteweetty. dear Efnnia rest:
Safely sheltcrsu "a q loving Hasiour's breast.
ny HER rARERTE HR AND MIS- JACOB MAnTfs.
In loving remembrance II my dear mother Alice
MekeeTer who DEPARTED this ne Que year aRo.
Janpagy y. 1904.
Ret dear mother. thy work lso,er
"a Thy willing hands efll toll no more.
faithful mother. true and Kind;
"A better mother yuFa ocnld not find
Sleep on, dear mother, ard sweetiy rest:
We needed you, but God knew beat;
Gods viii be donc- He doeth we'll
But how We Mrs you no tongue can tell
~ MIR BON JOSEPH McKEEyER
Often 10 the graveyard wander
Flowers 70 stfew with tender care
On the grave Of our dear mnfher
Who is lonely aleepinR there
nv fRR pAuGHTEil-ih-LAR fsdMA
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF
!, CARROLL COUNTY.

DECEMBER TERM, 1908.
Ordered, this 18th day of January,
1909, by the Judges Of Che Orphans
Court of Carroll county, that the ac-
count and distribution Of the assets of
the personal estate Of Thomas b. Jones.
deceased, in the hands Of Fannie r..
Jones, Administrators Of said deceased.
made among the creditors of said de-
ceased, be ratified and confirmed unless
cause be shown to the contrary on or
before the I'd Monday, the 9Th day OF
February, 1909; provided a copy Of this
order be inserted for two successive
weeks before the last named day IN
some newspaper published in Carroll
county.
JOHN r. ECKENRODE,
WILLIAM l.. RICHARDS, Judges.
ROBERT N. KO0NTZ,
True copy,--Tost:
John J. Stewart,
Register of Wills for Carroll county.
jan % ct
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sYKEvII.LR MARKETS
BY Wade II. d. war6ehi A O..
NOTICE.

The property Of Lewis c. Franklin.
advertised In this paper. has been
surveyed since the filing Of the adj
yertIsement bnd contains l4s acreg
Of land. more or less, rs shown by
said survey Instead 81 ia acres. as
advertised
a plat Of the same can be seen by
calling on the undersigned and viii
also be shown on the day Of sale.
J. EZRA STEM,
Assignee Of Assignee % Mortgagee.
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Y IST of UNCLAIMED MATTER
- remaining in the Postotiice, West
Minister, Md, January l6. 1909.
Coponhave, Mr.. Charles Enclay. W. D.
Deiawder. Mias Lizzie Smith Mrs. John ].
KINNEY Mr.. Charles
Persons calling for matter in the above
list win please say It was advertised.
jan % 5. X. HERR, P. M.