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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-19

Whit promise IL he ene u The most
extensive az we'll n fertile wheat
growing sections ~ tie Nezf VIII be
made Of easy Access When tie railroad
line ut present IN nreeezz d con
Eirneflon nrc completed mo The in.
terror Of eastern Oregon. Fast area
TIM bas been Jeff untouched hereto
fore because Of Ink Of transportation
facilities Not only ean bumper crops
81 wheat bc produced b. lie dr. farm
ing method. but In sections where
water can be had for Irrigation fruit
and vegetables In ereaI variety do
veil Individual settlers - home
stead half section If he government
lands In this newly opened #estipn 10.
der the reclaimed desert ~. Further
information regarding ne nppoftn.
mites available In The section referred
u my be had lBy addressing IL Office
81 public lands. Washington. or by
sending TO aus Great Northern rep.
Fezentatlvc for the boasieI IaIely pub.
IIahed by this railroad completely de.
serlpliFe Of tho lands aianK IL new
Oregon lines
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~ virtue Of : decree of the Circuit
Court Tor Carroll County In no. 30
Equity. wherein VIM. II. Nelson eI Il.
are plzIzIIITz. md John r. Nelson T Il
defendants. the undersigned trustees
VII oIIaT It public sale. on each Of Iks
premises below described, on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER }. 1910.
1t ! D clock D. M. the following prop
erlIaa = which John w. Nelson md
-. :. Nelson. his wife. dla1 seized
ard po@zazaed. in the following order
-. II that parcel Of land contain.
Ing lsG ACRES. more d
- : les. improved with two
zzzzz atory HOUSE. barn md
village = Bird Hill, IN WoolerY.a d.
Baker. John Dawn and Laban Ogg.
md. II ? o'clock p. M. the i 10.
lowing timber lots will be offered Tor
sale D. TIE lots, containing n the AZ
RreKaIs about = acres of The beaI tim
ber n Carroll County, situate about one
mile aoaIh u smallwood. on md near
the County road leading from Small
.ood = Gzmber, adjoining The landa of
William !. Prick, Harry {. FrIck.
Frederick Magina, and Geo. MenKel.
Two Of the lots lie on the west side n
the rozd.ay leading from said county
road u I'm. T. Frick, one containing
L acre. rood and 26 perehes. and the
othe. : acres. being part of the same
land conveyed TO John w. Nelson b
Wm. i. 0rndorff, ct al. By deed.
dated Sept. i. 1878, recorded +. 7. :.
No. -. IolIo 2ai. The other i IoIa IL
On lha est side of said roadway LEAD
ing 10 Nm. :. Prick, and each contain
in1 from 5 TO acres, more or Ieaa.
aggregaIIna e8l acres more Or Ieaa. and
being ne same timber land conveyed 10
John y. Nelson by Nicholas 0gR md
wife. b deed. dated April 10Th. 40.
recorded :. 7. s., No. So, folio e.
Al thee lots we're surveyed and plat
ted y ne County Surveyor on Aug. :.
1910. : copy Of which plat viii b given
70 M person applying 10 Ivan /. hot.
attorney. These lots are al marked
md numbered 50 that each wood lot en-
b easily located and seen b. nnr-
chaaerz. : copy OF which plat ! 40
posted n the roadway leading through
said IoIa.
The to lots adjoining the county
road I'll b offered separately and col
leeIIselY and sold In the manner IN
which the greatest sum can be realized.
The other i luts on the east side d
the rod leading TO Vim. +. Frick VII
Be offered separately and collectively
nd I'D n the manner In which the
greatest aum can be realized.
Terms d Sale .-One-thind e9zh N
the d. Of ale or on the ratification n
sale b the court, and the residue IN
two equal payments of | and 2 years
from day Of sale, or all cash II the
option Of the purchaser credit pay
menLa u bear interest from day Of sale
and = = secured by notes of purchaser
with approved security.
WILLIAM B. NELSON.
EDWARD o. WEAHT.
Var :. HoFF, Attorney. Trustees.
EIIas 4. Davis. Auct. aug 1t
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ExTER,.iiNATsa FLEAs.

A lady render q is department liv-
ang near Laeo=.a. nd. not ins the nr.
tlcle which r sEzls appeared on no"
10 get rid If eeas. Whites giving thr
method witch US St. esss.lly usei
on a farm northeast u Aihens. ILL.,, to
which her flfz..lY mofnd IN the fall o.
1900. She states I'M III fall on their
arrival and tn NJ samnier tisg vefe
almost eaten alIxe l. liens. aud she
doesn't SEE hDH IL stoe.. survived
either, Tier. we're ileas In the COW
shed. fieas In :. hara and barnyard,
aeas in woodshad will plenty In the
house The full af 1ap7 and the early
winter WIS warm. 80 thai they had
flcns most all winter The following
spring before tie fleas Ind thnwrd out
and begun to hop her husband and th ,
hired man dug oui md Iistuled aneld
ell of'the.mantffez aboutsfhe premises
every bit. Glenn 10 the ground, They
also falred al d lie litter out OF Che
wood and carriage Sheds and burned
that. They expected the fieas MS usual.
but none turned ~. nor have any aT,-
reared on The place HIaee. Attacked
when they were. tie frosty morning
and spring raIns seem TO have finished
them. 0feoursr. n our correspondent
suggests, thIs pIiIn VII =. no good for
tue balance Of tbs Year. but the flea
pestered might keep 1t IN mind TO carry
cut next spring.
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NOTICE ID TAXPAYERS.
Comm lIsaioners, Omce.
Westminster. August /, 1910.

Westminster. August /, 1910.
In pursuance Of an act of the Gen
eral Assembly. passed At January Ses-
sion, 1888. hereby give the following
notice TO Taxpayers
This Is to give notice that the County
Commissioners of Carroll county have
made their annual levy on the assessa-
BILE property Of said county, for State
and County Taxes for the year nine
teen hundred and ten and that all per-
sons or incorporate institutions that
shall pay their County Taxes on or be-
fore the first day Of September, next:
shall be entitled 70 . reduction of two
per centum On the amount of said taxes.
On State taxes ; deduction Of FIVE per
centum viii b allowed if paid on or be-
fore the irst day 81 September and If
paid on OF before the first day of Dc
tober. next. : deduction of four per
centum and i paid on OF before the
first day Of November, next, deduc-
ton of three PER eentum; that said
taxes will b IN arrear on the first day
of January next, and bear interest
from that date that all persons or in
corporate institutions failing to paw
their State and County Taxes before
the same shall be in arrears, will rem
der the property and estate Of such
delinquent liable to be sold for the
prompt payment 81 said taxes.
O. EDWARD D0DRER,
aug bot County Treasurer.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the sub
scriber has obtained from the Or
phans' Court Of Carroll county, in Mary
land, letters Of administration on the
Personal Estate of
ANDREW T. FOWLER,
late of Carroll county, deceased. Ali
persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated, to the subscriber, on or
before the 18th day of February, 1911;
they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day
of July, 1910.
WILLIAM r. FOWLER.
July 29-4L Administrator.
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By virtue Of Sec II of Article 30 of
the Code Of Public General Laws of the
State Of Maryland. Is amended By
Chapter 4e4 o. the Acts of the General
Assembly Of Maryland, passed at its
January session. 100, notice Is hereby
given tnat the Board of Supervisors of
Election Of Carroll County has an
pointed the following named persons -
Judges and Clerks Of Elections, for the
several election districts Of Carroll
County, in place Of the parties hereto
fore appointed Who have since been
found disqualified or excused. Those
under the heading Democrats, /" being
intended to represent the Democratic
party, and those under the heading
Republicans. being intended 10 repre-
sent the Republican party.
DEMOCRATS.
John Frederick Rinehardt, Judge, in
Second Precinct 81 Election District No.
z, instead Of Denton A. Warehime, re-
signed.
William r. Black. Clerk, in Second
Precinct Of Election District No. Z, In
stead Of James i. Maasicott, resigned.
JN0. =. ROBERTS, Pres;
HENRY :. MUSSELMAN,
WILLIAM WOOD,
Board of Supervisors of Election for
Carroll county. Id.
Teat:--sam1. ] Stone, Clerk.
augl2 st
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TO CREDITORS.

This Is to give notice that the sub
scriber has obtained from the Or
phans' Court of Carroll county, in
Maryland, letters of administration on
the Personal Estate of
JACOB L0CKARD,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated, to the subscriber, on or
before the 18th day of February, 1911;
they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 25th day OF
July, 1910.
MARGARET A. Z. LOCKARD.
july 29-4t Executrix.
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MO. 4s34UUnY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
sitting y Court of Equity.
Howard ]. Hun. ct al, VS.. Mary C.
Hull, ct al.
Ordered. this 9Th day of August, A. d.
1910. by the Circuit Court for Carroll
county. sitting as a Court Of Equity.
that the sale Of the property mention
ed in these proceedings made and re-
ported by Oliver L. Dodrer, Trustee, an
pointed BY decree of this Court to make
said sale, be ratified and confirmed, un-
less cause 10 the contrary thereof be
shown on Of before the 18th day of
September. next. provided a copy of
this order Be inserted in some news
paper published in Carroll County.
once in each Of three successive weeks.
before the 9th day of September, 1910.
The report states the amount of sale
10 be SO. Qbs.00.
OSCAR D. GILBERT,
Clerk.
True Copy Test:
OSCAR d. GILBERT,
aug-i2.3t Clerk.
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RAJ. ESTATE FOR SALE.
TOR sALE--My residence On Vest
= George street; desirable located.
Terms TO suit purchaser.
DAVID E. WALSH,
feb g = Westminster. Nd.
I0uBLIcsAL-E.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER Il. 1910.

At u n. Horse. coming . years old: Colt, Cow.
Surrey Bugs. Eekenrode make: new Surrey.
Harness. Buggy Harness. new Work Harness.
hlgh Grade Acme Sprayer, Fuller Z johnson
Gasoline Engine Just purchased: Cypress Inen-
bator. 20 Chick Broodef. and 80 chick size: Germ
Shelter. very fire leather covered dining rom
Wood boz. No. burner Oil Stove. Blue flame:
fms Kitchen Range. large Copper and Iron Pots.
lot u NsW Tools.
Termz Of sale.-All sums Of $40 and under cash.
On all sums over 80 credit of 6 months vii be
given On note with approved security. bearing
interest from day of sale.
II not sold before above date half interest IN
corn cnup. ] Win offer for sale to the highest
bidder nv farm Of % 10 "a acres. well located.
large apple orchard. so trees. Bartlett uearz.
qutnesz. nlums. grapes, walnuta and cherries.
one ton of VIZ cherries sold last spring. Proper
- improved with n room house. newly
painted Inzlde and out. water piped through
house II eizIeFn and barn. You must see this
place % appreciate liz value. Owner reserves The
rishl . reject any and all bids offered.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
G. C. BEACH.
= mile from Westminster. on Meadow Branch
pike a1I Furnace Weed roads.
Jao. HEAVIER. Auet aug I2=5I
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IN the acreage which they hive d
voted to winter wheat Kansas. IN
diana. Illinois. Nebraska and Ohm
lend ranking in the order given. I
the growing of spring wheat the lezf
Ing and practically the only produeI1s
states are North Dakota. Minnesota
South DaEota and Washington. tn
rank being IN the order given.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-19

There are days when the paeif
slope raneher may persplre as free.
as the eastern farmer, but he u.
count On cool nights for refreshla.
slumber and Is not harassed with Il
prospect Of June freshets, tornado
and cyclones.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-19

II Il faif Inference thar no snalI
part u Il thrift and Intelligence NJ
the French peolle In an agricultural
WY alanE the Inc 81 maintaining sol
fertility : due to the 1900 rural
schools Of The country. each having
Its agricultural department with gar
dens and fields. where the most -.
proved methods Of cultivation md
preservation Of the Roil are taught 70
the boys md girls A great "a well y
most encouraging era VIII have dawn.
ed In the United States when Ike
pains are taken To instruct the boz
and girls IN the essential facts con
neeted with this most important single
industry UPON which our prosperity a
people depends.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-19

For clearing a piece Of lind Of weeds.
underbrush and small trees there Is no
agency for the preliminary operations
tint will surpass flock o. Angora
goats. They viii not only browse
weeds. leaves and shoots. but viii
strip the bark from young trees dis
lance of eight or nine feet
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The orchard should not be turned
into 4 hoe lnt. but Il Is not b
idea 10 turn the drove OF hogs IN
the orchard or three or four hours =
cry few das9 from now on until h
vest tIme = eiean M the defective md
wormY frnlI They win not only r
ish the ffnli. but win play smash vi
n good many worms More tlnn tn
II removes ff1i1 under the tres 4
mess vi h + likely to be sort If m
tY nj PICKING time.
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While scenery L not usually figured
as tangible assef when one pur-
chases farm or raneh. Il Is neverthe-
less a source Of much satisfaction and
inspiration when one l. working afield
to lift hts head ana see the varied
greenery and translucent blue haze OF
mountain vale. rldge Or slope, the
same, yet ever changing with the
change In density d aIr. IN angle of
sunlight and with shadow cast by
passing cloud. such tree clad slopes
are never dull d uTosY. but constant
object OF admiration On the part OF
former plain country dwellers.
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Foley
kidney
Pills
What They WI. Do lor You

What They VIII ID lor You
They will cure your backache.
strengthen your kidneys. cor
rect urinary irregularities. build
p the worn out tissues. and
eliminate the excess uric acid
that causes rheumatism. Pre-
vent Bright's Disease and Dia-
bates. and restore health and
strength. Refuse Substitutes
For sale By SHAN DUG COMPANY
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It Is 4 eommendable modesty VIII.
frequently eauses the little rooster
seek secluded place behind the 5afz
or hide IN The depths of the corn pr !
while getting Tint Growing apparatg
Of his into working order
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There are thot. rsds Of dusty. dlngy
stables. many hese IN Easements.
TINT might h - tened aud brighten
ell immensely + weeping AL clean
Ing ont IL 1nst and cObwebs II years.
giving The nlnea II treatment With sui
phuf af other disinfectant aud apply
Ing eoaI NJ good whitewnsh 10 the
wills aud partitions and seeing TINT
IL reaches every crack aud eregiee.
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Luscious as the peach may be aad
delicious the I,Aar, after al! fine cri p
apple vii be eaten with greater reIlHa
day In md ont than any other frI.f
known. t Is this that makes 1t IL
king of al fruits
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Experiments which are being eon.
Quoted along The line Of growing eam.
phof Tree In the territory bordering
the gulf eoast seem 10 prove that eon.
dltlons there ARE IA favorable for iha
proper development of the tree n are
to be found IN china or japan. 0ne
Louisiana hortleulturist reports lresz
on his premises having a diameter u
thirty inches and sixty feet tall which
seem entirely aeelimnted and mature
their fruit eaeh year. II Is his opinion
TINT camnhpf growing could Be follow.
cd n he sections mentioned On n prof.
ltable commercial scale.
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Unless one has been posted before
hand relative to the fact that the nov.
conner INTO semiarid section usnaIly
consumes I season in finding on TIM
rarely I'll beans pod as they should
unless they are given proper lrrlga
ton. Without the necdsd moisture
they my keep on blossoming the sea.
son through. but they will produce N
mods.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-19

In the building Of 4 10 It Is worth
while remcmbcr.nts TIM tie round
structure - IN everf WY superior to
The square cheaper 10 build. eaaler TO
stay with Orders. while. owing to the
faet that there are 10 corners. the
silage keeps much better. L land.
lord Is so shortsighted tint he viii not
share with his tenant The cost of n
sIle the latter could aifnrd - build a
slave silo. provided he Ind ! lease Of
the firm for three or four years. At
the end Of his lease. II the landlord
did not wish to take IT Of hla hands,
tie tenant could take II down md with
him To the next plaee he renIa.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-19

In the bulletin issued y tie depart.
ment Of agriculture giving The eondi-
ton Of the corn crop Of the country
On July /, the total acreage planted Ii
placed Mt 114.0s3.000 acres. which is
m increase OF $4,000 acrea. or 10
per cent. as compared With he final
estimate Of last years aereaee. The
condition Of the crop Is plaeed ut s5.4
per cent. ss compared With s0.9 for
July l. 1900. aud ST.. tie average for
ten years There nre slz Hlntaa which
hive corn acreage exceeding 5000.
On acres. aud they are n follows with
lie area IN each devoted - growing
this staple cereal. Illinois. I1.0D9. 600
aeres Town, n.ITGa000. Texna. s.gG5.-
90. Kansas, S9l2.a00; Missouri. s.2g2..
-. aud Nebraska. 100000 acres.
wisconsin grows the least corn Of
tRenty-four states reported. her acre
age this season being - nerea.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-19

The North Dakota experiment sta.
ton has hit unnn very sensible plan
for insIrncflng the rural population of
the state concerning the plant diseases
which hafe done great damage to the
farm md garden crops OF TINT com.
monweaIIh. Inaamuch as but small
per cent Of Tie country boys and girl
carry their education beyond tint OBJ
tainable IN the district school. the sta.
tlon officials argued that here waa the
plaee 10 give some practical instruction
In agriculture They accordingly pre-
pareI IaTEe boxes each containing
plant specimens showlnf tweaf Il
ferenI diseases which affect crops IN
the sIaIe. Accompanying the sneel.
mems IRE statements giving In .fIef
the life history of the diseases aud
how to IIght them. The complete col
lection costs =. The plan Is certainly
commendable one and might well b.
adopted N all sections where fruit.
vegetable or gaIn crops are affected b
insect q fnngous pests.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-19

A dsad fly Is less obnoxIous Than a
I've one, and dead fl outdoors Is
less of nuisance TIM one In the
house. For this renson IIa waf on the
flies should b. cGff.zl M the open
BY placing plates Of noiz9n IN places
where they congresafe sa{e out Of
reneh of the little FOLKS. unless the for
malin solution is used. II which case
drinking II VIII do no harm.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-19

To keep your health zoand 10 avoid the Ms Of
advancing gsaTz = zaazzEzs Tohr physical forces
for rips zna hszlIklHl - ass guard your KID
neys By taking Felsy.z Kidney Remedy. For ale
by Shaw Drue q.
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ACUTE oR enRoNlc-H,lIlcnp

No matter N your kldnss trouble Is acute or
shFanse foley'a kidney Remedy I'll reach you.
NaHa Mr.. Claude HroHH= RHxHahzYIla. lils
writes Us that h. suffered HHznF na4ntha with
kidney complaint which hzITzzd Fl treatment At
lat he tried foleYs Kidney HzzzeIs and few
IaTzn bottles effected : camnlaIa cur. lie says.
II has bcsn Of eneatinahls YaIns II me. For
81. By shaw Drug CO.
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WANTED.
NOTICE..

On and after July BIN. We will buy
good hand picked Apples. Pears On
ions anil Potatoes. Cal :. 4. Hunter,
c. q P. lS-W. OF <. I. Taylor. 1911.
HUNTER ! TAYLOR,
Westminster. I'D.
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7 IST o. ELECTION OFFICERS
- Appointed BY the Board OF Super
visoEs Of Elections Of Carroll County.
In the Place d those Heretofore AD-
pointed VINO Have Since Been Ex-
cused, or found Disqualified.
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IN aome sections of England Young
people have formed rat and sparrow
clubs whose purpose is to exter. alnaIe
these pests. In one village the loeal
club reported slaughter of 3,s3s mt
and SD sparrows.
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by buying your Ontario and Super
, Tor Grain Drills. Dairy maId Sep
aralors. Champion binders and Mowers
from 7. 7. Bennett, Of syEezxille. you
vii save money.
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To auy readers whose orchards mn
hive heen nm over with fire the nazI
spring II my he great source #
comfort IN know that fire damage
usnnllY shows up worst the 1rst aea.
son following its occurrence II The
camhium lager OF the trunk l. not
more linn half destroyed there Il rea.
son 10 expect TINT the tree viii heaI
mud e0nILnne. aa n useful individual IN
the orchard family. II the damage
exceeds this 1t Is questionable II In tie
long run tie Tree would not better b
removed md n new one set In it place.
However. the degree Of recovery Il
okes. IHe second season following Ihe
fire Injury VII determine the best
course 70 follow.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-19

Feeding experiments which hasa
been eafrIed On by various experiment
stations show that the cost Of n mi.
producing ratipn for the average daI.4
COW for = yenr Is S4l, ON the AVER
age firm tn fed bin for the yeaf ~
run from = IN S10 less than this. :
any eaze. Il Is important TO aseerla !
by means If milk measurement ~
testing whether the income from Il
several individuals composing the h.
exceeds = good margin this annnal
feed III II II does not the loafefs
should h converted into timed meats
for Uncle sam's soldiers.