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The Elbert County tribune., 1910-09-16
Administrators A Notice
ESTATE OF ANDERS OLSEN
DECEASED

The undersigned, having been appoint
ed Administrato of the estate of An
ders Olsen, late of Ebert, in the State
of Colorado, deceased, hereby gives no.
tice that he will appear before the Coun-
ty Court of said Elbert County, at the
Court House in Kiowa, in said County
at the September term, 1910, on the last
Monday in October next, at which time
all persons having claims against said
estate are notified and requested to at
tend for the purpose of having the same
adjusted. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate
payment to the undersigned.
Dated at Kiowa, Colo, this 25th day
Of August A. ID. 1910
r. w. Olsen Administrator
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Es ray Notice

Notice is hereby given to whom it may
concern that the following described es-
tray animal was taken up near KAMA
Gilbert County, Colorado on or about
Sept. 2, 1910. To wit;
One bay mare about six years old. weight
about lloo lbs. Branded kSyE left
ihigh.
Sai' animal being unknown to this
Board, unless claimed by owner on OF
before Sept. 26, 1910. said estray will be
sold by this Board for the benitit OF the
owner when found.
State Board OF Stock Inspection Com
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The who conducts his business on the thory
it does pay and that he can't afford to adv9r
se up his judgement in opposition to that OF all
the business of the world. Says experien
advertising authority: With few years experience
in conducting small business few thousands of
capitals, he to know than thousands
whose hourly transactions aggregate than his do
in year. and who have made their millions by persu
ing a THAI he says doesn't pay.
If advertising doesent pay, why is it that the most
successful merchants of every town. large small
heaviest advertisers? If advertising doese pay
who does the most business? II it does not pay, bust
ness firms in the world spend millions in this way. Is
it because they want to donate those millions to the
newspaper and magazine publishers, because they
don't know much about business the esixfor a-do
lar merchant says money spent in advertising is
thrown away donated to the whom it paid
Such talk is simply ridiculous and it requires more
than the Average patience discuss the proposition
of whether advertising pays not with that kind of
man, His mplacent self concet is assuming that
he knows than the Mhole world is laughable and
reminds of the who proved that the world does
revolve by placing pumpkin stumd and wat
ching it all night.
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GABARTAU
(G1s35)

(61835)
Description Gabariau was foaled
March 18th, 1905. Color black stripe
Bred by M. Lasseur, Department of Sar
the. Imported by Finch Brothers Nov
ember 1909, Joliet Illinois.
TERMS sl5 to insure living colt,
Persons parting with mare beforss
known to be in foal, or removeng samA.
from district, become responsible for fees
which become due at once. Care will
be taken to prevent accldints, but will
not be responsible should any occur.
Gaoariau will make the season for
1910 as follows: Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday at Jim Fosters ranch IL
miles west of Ebert, will arrive at Ell
bert Thursday night and be at Elbert
Friday until Saturday noon. Season
open at Fosters ranch and will be open
at Ebert May 20.
The Douglas County Percheron horse
James Foster, owner
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Public Sale

On Saturday, Sept. 18th. 1910 at the
old Taylor Green residence in Elbert, l
will sell to the highest bidder for cash,
cook stove wood, gas stove, 2 hea
ters, laundry stove, 2 beds and springs,
2dressers, wash stands, l dining table,
dining chairs, kitchen table, l daven-
port, / spring cot, 3 lamps, Rockers, l
clothes wringer and wash tubs, varioue
other household articles. If weather is
too disagreeable on Sa' urday II, sale will
take place on Monday 10.
/. V. Jolly, owner.
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The Tribune and Denver Weekly Post
Both, One Year $3.50 in Advance
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YOUNG CHASSEUR

htewill make the season of 1910 as fol
lows; Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday at the Ebert Livery Barn.
Thursday Friday and Saturday al
trondis.
Description and Pedidree. Young
Chasseur Sr, is seven years old. He is a
solid black and weighs 1850 pounds. FL,
IS II hands high. He was sired by i'm
ported Chasssur and he is recordt d
with pedigree in the percheron stud
book Of France. volII, and in the stud
pook of America, VolII, page II and
80 stud book of France.
The dam of Yonpg Chasseur is DOLLS
She is solid black and weight 16OOfb
She was sired by imported Percheron
Colbert, owned by .Schaab & Bartender
His Grand dam was re | 10y Import
ed Mingo, owned by X ggs Brothers.
TERMS $40 to insnre mare with
foal, service fee due as soon as mare is
known to be in foal. Owners parting
with mares or moving out of the coul
ty forfeit insurance Due care Will b.
taken to prevent accident. but will
not be responsible should any occnr
For further particulars inquire OF +. A
Dotson, Owner. Conarroe 4 Cigar
Managers.
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Advertising is the life Of trade
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No other application to lease the above describ
ed lands will be considered after Sept. 10. 1910
b. l. jefferson. Register
State Board Land Commissioners
First pub. Aug. 26: Last pub Sept. Ii 1910
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In a great the commercial standing of
of ite business enterprises its moral standing
riding the number and power of its institutions
ting good influence opposed to those exerting
bad These thingr being it should be the intent
of the citizens of place to encourage such enter
prises tend in any way to make the place better
for town is greatly what its citizens make it, nothing
more and nothing less
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LEASE
STATE LANDS.

Office OF the State Board OF Land Commissioners
Denver. Colo, Aug 20, 1910
Notice is hereby given that Smith Harper
whose postofiice address Is River Bend, Colo has
made application No. 65sl, to lease the following
described Ind mnity school lands, situate in El-
bert County Colorado to-wit:
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BARNUN

French draft Stallion, recorded undo&
No IA s0s. Fol. 10. Descriptions: Black
gray, weight 1850 has fine style and
action. Foaled May II 1904. Bred by
NJ Dufrien in France. Imported Au-
gust 13 1905 by Robert Burgress & SoHh
Winona Illinois.
TERMS: 1912 80 to insure mare with
foal money due when mare is known to
| be in foal
DUKE EnglihsSfire Stallion
Description Duke is bright bay
weight 1900 pounds, is well made; has
| tfne style and action and is 16 hands one
inch in height was raised by ID. L. W. &
Co Of Denver.
TERMS $40 to insure mare with
foal, money due when mare is known to
be in foal
DUKE will make the season of 1910 as
follows:
Monday at Elbert, Wednesday at Kio-
wa Tuesday Saturday and Sunday at
home, four miles north of Elbert.
Thursday ---
BARNUM will be at home all the time
Persons parting with mare befor-
from County become responsible for ssr-
vice fees which at once become due
Care will be taken to prevent accidents
out Will not he responsible should any
occur. Mares from distance will be
pastured.
JONES BROS, Owners, ElhsFt
LOST red leather music roll Ne
tween Elbert and the Cole ranch on JULY
When in Colorado Springs stop at the
Spaulding House. Electric cars from
depots and to all parts of the city. Rates
5l.5O to $500 day: special rates by the
week. Opp. @ ourt house, South Tejon st.
HIMEBAuGH, Proprietor.
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Will You
Do This?

Send us your name and address
and we will send you our Cata-
logue of Diamonds, Watches,
Solid Gold Jewelry, Sterling Sill
yer and Cut Glass.
Do not throw away any old
Jewelry because it is broken.
Send it to u.s." we will make it
look like new at a very reason
able cost.
We pay mail or express charges
on all articles except cut glass.
A. J. STARK & co.
Jewellers and SiIversmiths
7OO-11 10th ST. Denver
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nume. u uwnt
o
Whereas salt dourtln ascea from in
II nj
Now.u therefore, nu the said "a hg
cha ndal o you rel y
OF tn County
i1ag A. tl o
IL
FrsPr nsep9 -tpubliato $ nSpeme ~
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ALBERT NEUMAN Editor and Owner.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

greater Uncle SAM greater Colorado
prosperous Elbert County and the best interest
of Ebert first, last and all the time.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Office OF APPLICATION TO LEASE
STATE LANDS.
OGce Of the State Board Of Land Commissioners
Denver. Colo Aug 10. 1910
Notice Is hereby given that August kunze
whose postotfice address Is Elizabeth, Colorado
las made application No. $3.50 TO lease the
following described School Lands, situate in
Ebert county, Colorado, to-wit;
hil of Sec. 16, Township 0 Range 60 w
No other application to lease the above describ
ed lands will be considered after sept. 1910.
II. l.. Jeiferson
Register State Board Land Commissioners.
First pub. Aug.l9 last Sept. Q.
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FOR SALE
Colonel Hook 7o11
Vol VII pane 161

AeSS5iosSi SNf Oi' IL, ooN ANA
Sire of Gale 2:lo14; 1dleway 2:17l@;
five in 2;30list. Sired by Louis Napoleon
07'with 81 in 2:30 list. First dam by
Cyclone 2:231s: sire of 30 in 2:30 list. Sec
ond dam by Mambrino Patchen 90 sire
of I6l in 2'30 list. Third dam by Alexan-
ders Abdellah 10. Thoroughbred to seven
oam. {, lpnel Hook stands 1jl4 hands
and weighs 1200l ID. For picture and breed
ing send fer circular As l have no place
to keep this horse to quick buyer will
price him worth the money. This add
will not appear again.
a. N. Harrigton.
5li Fourth Street
Roswell, Colo. Springs
Colorado.
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FOR SALE The resident property
kno sn as the Taylor Green property, in
Fricks ad lition to Ebert. For particu
rs write, q. F. S. Gardrer, Leon, Iowa
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NToRIoZugEs' SALE
W % A
r a R NJ
Situated near Westminster. Carroll
County. Maryland.

By virtue Of the power and author
ity contained IN a mortgage from
Joshua :. naTnea and Elizabeth :.
Barnes. nIH NIfn. dated the Goth dat II
November. aus. and duly recorded
among he real estate mortgage
Records aI Carroll county in EIHeT
ID. p. 4. 30. b. folio 81. &c. he
undersigned I'll sell ON
MONDAY, JUNE "a. 1910.
at 80 o'clock p. M. at the Court
House door. N Westminster. Nd. 81
that farm containing ~ Acres, } Rods
and Il pereHes. of Land, more or les.
situated on he Littlestown pike. near
Mt Pleasant. about Ave miles from
Westminster. Il Is improved by no
story frame h0nae OF six rooms. IafEe
barn md II necessary out buildings.
1t Is exesIIentIy watered. having :
well n The door and running water II
the fIelIE. there Is a fine orchard, md
about fifteen acres of land Is in good
Chestnut nd Oak timber. It crops
well md Il sale presents a desirable
opportunity Tor any one desiring :
farm Of Il size.
Terms O sale :--0ne-third cash On
day Of sale Or upon the ratification
thereof !. he Court. one-third in 81
months nd nne-third In twelve
months. or II cash at the option Of
the purchaser or purchasers. Thee
terms ma also be modified. II neeez-
sary to sui the convenience Of the
purchaser OF purchasers.
EnHRAIM T. MYERS.
MARY L. MYERS,
Mortgages.
Guy y. Steele, Counsel.
Elias :. Davis, Auctioneer.
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z#=5=5=
Quaint and Curious.

The waste of lumber in America :
ten times as great as In France.
Fifty thousand tons OF SCOT are
taken from London's chimneys each
year.
Nearly 200.000.00O residents of IN
dia are dependent upon agriculture
for their living.
TinsmIths in New Zealand are
among the best paid mechanics. They
receive e los a week.
Slam Is the land OF temples. New
ones are constantly being built and
the old ones rarely repaired.
The first grape vine ever planted
in Naples. \. z, was In Isabella IN
1896 and It Is living yet and still
bearing.
A subway for Vienna is projected
to run IN two lines, crossing each
other At right angles in the center q
the city.
Wagner IN his Waldeweben and
other wildwood music has dutifnIiy fol-
lowed the beautiful music of the little
German erIekets.
Bees are unknown TO the Indians
but theY we're brought over from Eng
land only few years after the land
ing Of the Pilgrim Fathers.
The deposit Of dew is greatly inilu-
enced b color. II Will be found
thickeHt On board painted yellow.
but not At al On red and black.
In curing meats. Germany forbIda
the use Of bofie acid and salts there
of formaldehyde and all substances
that give OF formaldehyde In their
use.
When George Osborn, a jeweler of
New Haven. Conn. took apart an Old
clock, brought To him TO be repaired.
he found 10 IN greenbacks tucked n
the back Of i.
New YORK City has more electric
motors than any other city IN the
world. There are 100000 OF them.
New York.a assessed real estate value
Is more than that OF the. entire states
of Ohio. Indiana and Illinois.
The American consul-general 1t
Liverpool Shove that during the Hlx
months ending June 30 OF thu pazI
year 72.I2I tons Of salt were shipped
from the HeTaey. Of which 1eo.505 tons
were billed from Liverpool.
According to a report of the Forest
Service. Washington. Louisiana Nj
slsaippi. Arkansas and Wisconsin. n
/ the order named. lend In producing
/ the eounfrf.H lumber supply. whose
valuation Tor last year exceeds Son.
600 .0o0.
Billiards "a invented b. naNn.
broker IN the sixteenth century. II
used u push the three brass balls
/ the insignia Of hts trade--abnut HI
oouater 9Th Yard stick. using boxes
fastened II the sides Of his counter.
( for pockets.
On German Narahlps the magnetic
/ compass Il II be retired from active
/ duty. The YnoHeupe-compaas. which
/ is to replace Il. II the invention II
DIR. Anachuetz. Khempfe. and. accord
| Ing 10 berlin correspondents. h.
proved HfIaf exhaustive trials hTII=
| liant success.
Sacred cattle are slaughtered nd
/ shipped % Paris 10 help out tie
scarcity 0f beef In far away NADIA
7 gaaeaT are great herds. several nj.
/ lions Of cousins TO midas breed .
sacred hump cattle. and the far=Hss.
/ Ing French. n protectors Of MaIH.
/ gaHear. pronounce the meat Of thsaa
4 animals eanai 10 beef
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DIAMONDS AND PROSPERITY.
Phenomenon OF Rising Prices for an
Unreasonable Product.

Among the most important of the
worlds diamond mines are those Of
the Premier Diamond Mining Com
pany in the Pretoria district of the
Transvaal. A comparison Of the sales
of that company is not bad guide TO
the worlds prosperity. IN 1906 the
diamonds sold realized R1,2f7739.
In 1907 there was drop Of nearly IL
per cent in the sales to G1,064,595.
There was some recovery in the fol-
lowing year, but in the year ending
October 80, 1903, the sales has risen to
e1,412,92S No doubt ne we're the
buyers of a good many Of these orna-
meints, but there seems to have been
fairly worldwide demand.
The figures show how instantly the
luxury market felt the crisis, and also
how little disposed We are to save,
even with so recent lesson In mind.
The figures before II give not the
slightest indication of any desire TO
curb extravaganza. The diamond pro-
dueers are selling rs more of their
PROFESSIONALLY useless product than
they were In the boom year 1906. The
diamond is the actors strong box, the
bookmaker's savings bank. 1t is a
channel for investment as well as
adornment, as most people acquainted
with the seamy side Of life are well
aware. A good deal Of value can be
stored in very small compass, and
taste which is intellectually not es-
sentially higher than the Zulu bead
bangle or the Papuan nose=ring, has
some sort Of excuse.
II Will be remembered that in 1907
We saw some important failures In
Maiden lane; but even these arose not
from insolvency so much as from In
ability TO realize stock for which the
market had suddenly become very con-
tracted. The market for diamonds Is
one of the miracles Of human affairs.
The price is sustained IN defiance OF
all the reasoning Of The economist.
People who boughtdIamondH ten years
ago knocking the counsel Of the wise.
have a demorallzlng profit On their In
pestment. And apparently nothing
produced could have 3 market posi-
ton more unaonnd. Tie diamonds
offered for sale are not only compel
Ing with the rest Of the current years
output. but with all the diamonds that
have ever been found They are i'm
perishable. and. strictly speaking,
there Is no consumption
IL Is impossible 10 estimate how
long an apparently Impossible CON
dition can last II Is rendered doubly
absurd from the fact IhaI the output
Of the mines Il strictly limited by
agreement between The diamond COM
pnniea, while the quantity Of diamond
clay I'm sight seems IlIImIIable. All
Ihnaa considerations aud more would
make a conservative mn feel that II
the diamond Itself Hne Imperishable
it value might efumbIe away In a
night. Apparently onr people do not
think so. for there Il 10 indication 30
far that 1910 viii see any reduction In
the demand. Wall Street Journal
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III Anyone Believe This.

The wITe Of literary man Of the
Indiana school. who mad taken NJ
chicken raising as side Issue. HaE
telling u the poor success that she
had with : brood OF IL chickens.
They seemed 10 be doing all right Tor
a few daxE she said, and then. one
after another. they all died N the
coop.
What ID you feed them 7" asked
the wife 81 : farmer heighbor.
Feed them = exclaimed the AZ
thor'a help-mate. Il didn't feed
them: ! thought a healthy you1E
pulIet lie that should have nil
enough for her chicks. - Everybo1x.a
Magazine.
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.nfantlle Diplomacy.

"Gran.ma y
What Is It. pet ?"
You're purity old. amt your
Yes. dear. granma Is very old
An VII you die after awhile. m
won't ! never, never see You any
more p,
Il fear 60. my chlld-yery soon.
now -
70 granima When / die. too, en-
be buried close beside you ?''
The old lady is so affected that she
cannot speak-ehe only clasps the IN
nocenI praItler to her breast. Her
emotion 20 oTercomes her that she
can scarcely comprehend the next
sweet query
"Hran.ma. Will you please gimme J
dime ?r
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Looking Fmlhead.

OF course you vii learn something
about that mans financial eircum-
stances before you consent 10 marry
him ?. said the aolIIona friend.
oh. yes" replied The Sew York
woman. Il shall 90 further than that
aud ascertain Just RhaI BIZ ideas are
about a reasonable alImony allow
anee. w Washington Star
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! study your Teeth Needs very care
fully before recommending treatment.
! do not try to induce Yon 70 employ me
Just in order TO get yonr money. II
your teeth are all right ! tel you 80 and
charge you nothing for m examination.
II they do need attention recommend
what in my judgment : the best for
Your teeth, your appearance. your
health. Full sets Of teeth made while
you wait. Painless extracting. Free
when plates are ordered. Teeth Allied
With gold, silver and AmaIgzFn. Broken
plates repaired and made good Is new.
Charges always moderate.
DIR. ". !. sELBY,
80 East lain Street,
oct 3 Westminster. Nd.
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.apeIas A Limit.

An Irish politician had Just re-
turned from trip abroad. 4 friend
met him and inquired.
Did you have fine time. Mike :
of course | did"
Did you visit the theaters n
Paris ?,
Sure, ! say all the plays.
And did you go to cafes 2
Sure. ! vas In all Of 'efn,
well, tel me. Mike, and did e zee
any OF the pommes de terre 2
NO. ! had the wife with me al the
tilne. Albany Argus.
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WEDNESDAY,. IUNE end, 1919.

Uses. On
WEDNESDAY. JUNR 2sad. 1919.
At : o'clock >. m. all those two tracts
or parcels of land, situate. lying and
being contiguous to each other. and
containing = Acres, I Rood and :
Square feTehes, Of Land. more OF Ieka.
At Mount Pleasant. on the public rad
leading from 5Ykesyille 10 BefrsII.
adjoining h lands OF VI. Mcdonald.
william RaIk ct al, in Freedom d.
triel. Carroll county, Maryland.
These lands are improved b. , IHo-
and ouezHaIf story WeatherboarIea
Dwelling House, containing Il rooms.
bank barn. smoke house. chicken
house. Ies house and tenant house.
There i N excellent supply Of water
on the place and water is piped 10 tn
barn Splendid orchard on the place
and fences n ffst-ciaaB condition.
Thu + ; very desirable property.
being located n = good nelghborheod
and convenient TO churches and
schools. nd rs formerly occupied ,
Hannah :. D0ngherty and Sarah :.
Eaaionz
Tefma d sale: one-thlrd Of Iha
purchase money 10 be paid on the daY
OF aaIs. = ~ tue ratification thereof
b. aid Court. aud the residue In to
equal payments. the one in one year
and the other In two years, Or ~
cash Il the option Of the purchaser !.
the credit payments 10 be secured y
the unIsa u The purchaser With an=
profd security. To hear interest from
dag d zzI..
: OLIVER GRIMES. III.
c. y. STEELE.
EDWARD q. wEANT.
Trustees.
u. Clinton BFandenburg, Auet
d. = HsnnIHs and r. o. Weanl Soil
citdfH
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FOR SALE.

The undersigned will sell at Private
Sale lie acres 20 in tim
Der /; double Dwelling Aaa-
House with cast iron FIRE
place Bank Barn, Hog =
House. Chicken House, running water
in barn yard. Summer House, chicken
yard. fronting On Baltimore and Hun
over pike md adjoining borough limit
of Manchester. Carroll county. Nd
Plenty Of fruit trees. For further par
ticulara cal On Or write
PETER HELFRICH.
Boz "a. Manchester, Nd.
ma % 81
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NOTICE.

I CAL AID GET NY PRICES On
! cYpHED.s CHICK FEED.
/ New Garden Seeds, package,
ounce, or quart.
PillsburY and Cold Metal Flour.
/ All the leading Stock Foods.
! Dishes free With Tea or
Baking Powder.
Herring Zoe ) and l0c can.
Beef Scrap. Oyster Shells, Hemp
Seed. KoIIlr Corn, Char Coal. Can
I ada Pei. =.
Full line Of Automobile Supplies.
i Columbia IgniIor Dry Batteries.
Shorts, Bran. Corn, Hay & Straw.
! WILLIAM N. KEEPER.
pksas = :. Free DsllszE.
IS : : =. I'm II. Westminster. =.
49,
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The number OF accidents n street
nd steam railroads within the city
d New York was 6e.zzI n 1908, while
n 1909 the number - reduced to
6e.sIs.
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FESTIVALS.
REsTIvAL

Bethesday M. E. Church Mite Soci-
ETY. of Gist, will hold n &c Cream and
Strawberry Festival n the grove ad-
joining the church Saturday afternoon
md night, June Ilth. 1910. 1 weather
: unfavorable It VII , held on the
following Monday night. M 20 1t
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TRUSTEES SALE
4 % VALUABLE
Real Estate.
IN Freedom District. Carroll County
Maryland.

b. virtue 81 4 decree OF the Circuit
Court Eor Carroll county, In Equity.
wherein Hannah e DouEheFty II COM
plainant nd EugeHiR L. MoAs0Y q
al. are defendants and known n No
4fsi Equity. The undersigned trustees
appointed > Haid decree. viii offaT
aud sell Il public sale. on the prem
Iana On