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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
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We offer Ons Hundred Dollars Re-
uzrd for AZ neass Of catarrh that
cannot - cared b. Halls CatATrh
Cure ~ CHENEY 4 CO.
Toledo. o
We. the udRsrsiEnsd. have knOun
= :. Cs-s@s for TIE Esss Is yssrs-
and bslisys hin perfectly hOnOrz5ls
IN all bushes transaefiOns. and
finAneiaHy abe 70 carry oas Any
o5IiElGiOzs made b. his firm
wAldinE. KiEBan q NaTyin.
Wholesale Druggists.
ToIsdo. OhiO.
Halls CatSrrh Cure = taken In
tsruAIly. aetinE directly upOa hs
blood and MUCOUS surfaces Of ths
systsu- TezinOniAls seat free
Price. TSe. PER bottle. sold b
ali DTuggisEs
Take HANS family Pills for oOasti
pAfiOa
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

Rev. Harvey filed bis appoint
msnt Sunday
Raz BOgEs attenasd Sunday ssaOO
al FaIIsburg Sunday
Several Of this place attended the
quarterly meeting DEy ridge sun-
day
Mss Anna Yates asd oainn
Cooks@y Eas rtStlng friends a.
DeePhole Braneh Saturday and sur
day.
Mrs. Matte FrzSher. o Holden.
W Va. has been VisltinE home folks
Mrs. Gypsy Crank Of Portsmouth.
o.. Is paying hone folks a visit
Missss DoyA Rice and GRssis
Frasher uere calling on the Misses
COoksey. Saturday.
John COOksey has returned hons
from Weyaoo. ". Va.
Mrs John Barrett and daughtel
Eers shopping in our town last veel
Everest Short has returned home
Mss COoksey Is expected hons
soon
Grover Daniels vas visiting Mis-
Bessie cOIlinsuOrth Sunday.
Mr.. and Ma Edgar NcGOAl ar
visiting home fOIkS
The old stOrk left a fine CIR
with Mr.. and Ma John Jordan u
isth.
Southern Girl.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
N NIN,IRY.

On Taarsday n0ruinE. Nay g
1911. oar HeasenIY FatAer SaDsI
f0rth ana eaIIe1 70 kins-H ear
dear beloved uoupaEi0n ah1 1DEhsrI
aHd fri-nd. Cora . olesn. Sifs q
!. c. oa.sa. d GArner. NJ Cora
uas . aAashter u Joha asa sarah
Pricsard. Of Bolts Fora. Ky So
EAs . good s0nan. q good uifs
and a n0sIs aOsher. she uAs bOrn-
ed Fsb. :. 1874. a Bolts Fora Sc
suffered sifh that arsaAed dissass
oOusamDsiOa- EveEything uAs 49,
Tor her tat hsnsn sam oOuld Do.
lOIking o0aId save her. Cod sid
she hAh stayed her- Ions snO1gA
Sks s1ffer~d % nueh. sst thaak
God ahs = free from all pals and
Suffering E0S. bst uhy SO as
taken frOm ksr h1shand and chii-
8rsa Ee eanbOs tell. bat Ee kn0s
the Lord hEth n-sd u her and -
eAli-f her hot8s. uksrr partfnE SiIl
- 10 m0rp- Sks = another tie
20 bad fa;k@r An8 rhiitr-n hTofk-r
ana sisisr % % G04 sac uEs t1e
mSSksr o. foaT cas4trsa, tafs= bJys
and a sweet uftie gin tier ols@sf
sBu4 Ray. Ezs called from 81 anoni
EkEEs hs 49, artraflnE staooi 70
cone hone % help salt % her.
/ Rays fri=nds Etu never forget hin
fJr his kindnezs tgEard Ms nOlh-
~. for b Eas - god 10 stand -
her and I-ud = ssiPiEE hant- Tiers
EGs never . EJlEsT more beloved
b. her shiidrsa- sac E1s ugt nsg'
Es.tsd Hsithsr aay OF Hlght aHa
EhIis Lhsy ns0urH th= loss q 4
mother here. ~ them took 10 Co
and trust Hira. 6ss 80 oan al
Eays help II the boar o. tr9sbies
Cora Was = tue ChrisILzH and d.
in fan fHith o. a urizg God -.
OftsH told - Ebe Eas ready q
60 Gza 0nIy uaItisg His cali. Tier
uas 10 fear no doubt 10 dark nv
er 70 eross Il = a sr4E4 Cozsola
tiOa for The husAzs4 AID ehilars'
% kn0E uhsrs shs e. I'll -,
% thea prspaT- yOurs-If 70 Me-
hsF - HsaEsaL FsssEsl Eas greasl
81 a. Garrstts CazP-l, b. Esu- -
lie after Ehich her body "a
I'D To rusi in TIE BzrEisy Erars
Fard- A large crOEa o: relative
ana frisaAs gathered thsrs 70 81
49, TIE Lasz sad sEAt q her
Lire Qseea-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

In 1859 the pr capita cons1mP- /
tIOu Of aloOholis beverages IN the
United state vzs ICES sailohs IN
1893 il rsashed Use sall9zs- an
inrrsase o. III per cent
Sine. Iss0 the telih-rat= n The
Registration states fr0z assrsera-
tive discs IN Whish al7ohol =
eoneeGed 70 - an important Cansa-
tive faetor. has iHcreassd I9i PR
cent. ....... ~" /
Thai alrOkol Is the sOie- or ssca
the ehief eauss q this ilrrease
cannot Be aHrhOTitztiTsly stated. but
that il i = poEerfgI GaEt0r = IN.
denizbis. .... .
Its worthy Of note that although
the use o. wines has inrrszsed Only
% pr cnsst and spirits - PER cent
malt liquors sh0E an inerease Of
l5s per oeat Evidsutly beer =
not 50 Harmless beverage a. some
people mzgiias
The strain OF modern eKisteaoe q
beginning To tell While gross in
tenperanue 8 being more and more
ooudsnned. tipping and social drink
ing among the masses would aP-
pear 20 BE iBcreAsiHg Possibly the
nervous eIcifemsst Of American life
inerAsses the desire for shat ve
call . slimulant.- bat that in
reality L a depressing narcotic =
4 -deAdener.~ instead Of = -brAc-
err"
A hopeful sign Is the grOsins
tsndecy TO abstinence among the
leading msn and women Of the Ma
tiOn- A reform commencing Al the
top. uiII progress NOR erapidly. b.
ezIse Of the powerful Influence Of
fashion When IL becomes odd %
j drink. far Of public opinion NAY
make for Temperance mere surely
than fear Of moral Or psgsical in,
jury ..-...
L. Alcohol Eezkens tie resistanos
70 dissasss In acute iIln-ssss r.
grippe. fzysrs. blOOd-p1ssonihE
stc.-subsIanuss ars formed ia
the blood termed "anti-bOtissT Uhis
autaz0uiIe the acton OF bacteria. "a
ciIitatinz their dsstTgstiOn By th.
white bIOOi-osIls. and nsutraliEinl
their poisonous influence In 1
person With good resistance" thh
? protective machinery. Ehtsh ne {,
aot yet thoroughly understand EOrk
Etih BEAUTIFUL precision. and tn
. patient gets veil
) Experiments By scientific expert
: have demonstrated that alcohol r.
strains the formation Of these mar
yslOus -anri-bOdies
/ Alcohol pats TO sleep the sen,i
{ RsLs that guard yOET body from dis
D ease
1 PoIicyholders are warned asains
: advsrrissnsats sKtOIIing the yalE
= Of Ehisksy in dLse4ss The eaIIOl
. cruelty Of such ADVERTISEMENTS H.
: IN the fact that they appeal {
4 the very people EhO are most il
iHrsd By the use Of aleOhol-safiei
o srs from rheumatism. chronic kidni
n disease. nervous subjects. ets.
al There i no such thing a.
: medicinal" EhiSkey One pul
2 Ehiskey i As good Tor a. badJ I
a another. Do not take alcohol a.
n remedy except on The advice Of
= thoroughly up-tO-dats physician-Ui
n Is free from prejudice. - Medic
d Dept Of a Life Insurance Co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

Keep the fruit Of strawberries coo
until the time to use or market
them Never pick berries for mar
ket when they are vet
Beware Of red rust in black
berry or bIAekeap bushes When
seen promptly dig Up and burn the
infected plant. being careful not
to scatter the fangous dust over
healthy bushes
MuzzIe the horses when plouing
OF caltls1ting the orchard. Yes.and
pad the uhifiistroes These pre-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
Ssssa.as s.aisc = sAasgs saAssi ashss

bu.ee-9 - - = -
Local trains leave Louisa. sosth-
Soahd- T=.s = n week days. an1
s=34 ,. n. daily.
SOrth hsgnd. leave LOuisA s.1t
q n. 6Aiiy. asa > n. uesk dAya
Arrive Ashland Ie.1s q n. daily.
$40 p n. uesk daya
To LsHin<t0a. L0aisSills aad Woa
Leave Ashland I:Vs ,. n. s:tS
q u. daily. Local. uesk days -
LsIinEton. 1896 q N
10 ClseinnaG and Wsa
: Lave catlstsbarE. sEDrsa
daily. 4-21 a n. s:Iz q n. I1=t1
pa Locals ssg7 = n. dAiIy.
I2-3S ,. n. daily.
Leave Ashland. e1preas. daily.
4.gT = n. SIS An-. Ice ,. n.
Locals. s:ss a N. daily. I3.t3 .
-. daily.
EasGbound. Main Liz.
Leave Ashland. express daily
s=gs p N. I2:25 a N. I2s5s = n
Local. daily TO HantingtOn. i3:ts ,
=: runs 20 Hinton uesk dAys
Local. daily. to Huntington. SCI
n
Sd JUSTICE. Ags.L
Lo1isA ~.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

herd Noble Of OzEianIs. for SIs.-
zee. the record Prscs for ieEs=s.
ball To top the cIimzI Slr. HAssiH
an hour later paid another fecori
price. securing Lady Viola tn
Queen o. tie herd for $1,000,
against sharp -compstitiOH- This =
said 10 Be the highest price ever
paid for q Jers-y coz. Lady Niota
Z the mother Of NObIe o. Oakland
ana the So .04g PAID for the pair
exceeds By gs.0eS .ay price here
tOfors paid Cor = brace Of Jersss
cattle. ...... -. -.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

One night Izsz EeeE some OF tzs
Fletcher boys Of PtBs branch- es-
IOS here. caught and killed .
regular South American Armadilio.
No doubt about 1t being q suEc-
eouuGh armAdiIIO LOOK N yOGr
geography for animals Of south
America. you viii find the pietars
and dsscTiptiOn Of said saimALTh'i
one Uas Of the feminine seEd@r,An-i
from Appearances hsd previously
raised = family Ma animal Of this
type EAs ever sesH or nsArd Of in
this country before Columbia Nss
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
FREE TRADE. FREE LOTS, FREE

SCALES At W. v. Roberts. cadmus.
Ky. every saturday. where you VII
find live stock to buy and buyers TO
buy. q
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

Provisional President de In BarrA-
Of Mexico. has issued q sDeciAl de-
cree calling for a presidential exec
ton throughout Mexico on October
1. Electors chosen Al the slee-
ton viii select . successor to form
er President Diaz- ...r.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

Attorney General wiekershzm EAs
given a severe griIling By the
House Committee on Expenditures
that is investigating the different
governmental departments. Repr--
sentative CantriII. Of Kentucky ask
ed Mr.. wickersham Why il Vas
that 50 much energy was displayed
By his department to convict Grant
county tobacco growers under the
antitrust law While no attempt had
been made to present eriminally the
American Tobacco Company.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

The Ohio Legislature adjourned
after a record session As 10 length
and a. 10 the trapping Of several
members in grating charges Three
members made themselves e0nsPieu-
Gus By drinking from champagne
bottle in full view Of the House and
galleries.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

The United States Senate %
a vote as TO 20 decided TO re-
open the Lorimer bribery and cor
ruptiOn charges The inquiry viii
be conducted By = subcommittee Of
the Committee on Privileges and
Elections according TO Ehat i ~
Ezrded a. the latest thing in jun
procedure
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

Allentown, Pa. Nay 3O--At the
greatest sale Of Jersey cattle ever
held either in Europe or America
conducted today By 7. s Cooper Al
his Linden Grove farm at COOPER
burg. near here J. B. Hsggin. Of
Lexington. bought the king Of the
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

The placing Of q naked human
corpse on the piano stool in the
chapel OF Alfred. n Y. university 50
up set the faculty and student body
that the program prepared for the
last day Of the college year vas
postponed Students we're suspect
ed, but the faculty vas UnbaIe TO
get any definite clue. The corpse
vas stolen from an undertaken
store
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

Several hundred veil armed Va
qui Indians have gathered in the
Yaqui River and in NeEioO and are
demanding the restoration Of their
lands-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
DR.. A. P. BANFELD.
CtTLETTsBCEG. ~.

1. One n a. o.. Live. =
0fncs b1ii1i.g PrAetlos-EaT. Eys.
NOss ssA TsrcsG
I have fsrnishsd rooms for -
ti.uts 40 have 70 rsaaln -
trsztzsut q oDeEAfiOa-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

Gen Porfirio DiAz. reOsntiy Pres
ideut Of the Mexican Republics
parted Eith his family from Vera
Cruz. MEXICO. for Spain
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

Juan Gafan. a Texas soldier. died
IN the pOOrhOuse al san Antonio.
TEXAS. a the age Of les years
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

II vas reekOned in Wall street
that the trading in American To-
baocO shares showed = shrinkass N
values Of g1s8. 600. zoe.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

Miss Theresa Fried. Of Newport.
mOurned the death and attended
the funeral Of her sEesJhsaTL Then
she DOTTED the mourning garb and
put on the wedding gown and Ted-
dsd the man Who's funeral she al
tended This i hos II happened.
Last Eiuter. . body idsHufasd As
Paul Nauer. Of Newport. Vas found
on the railroad track Al Nayssille
Il was turned over 70 relatives Who
Inferred the remains in Evergreen
cemetery Al Newport. and Miss
Fried, MaueT's sweetheart. Vas the
chief mOurneT. The day following
the funeral Miss Fried received q
letter from Mausr. Who Eas In
Chicago and yrey much alive. The
body vas disinterrsd and proved %
be that Of a young nan from Bath
county. Miss Fried and Mr. Mausi
we're married al the home Of the
bride in Se<POEt, and tie oEIy eloai
on their happiness IS the fact thai
another funeral 5 due them Al
some future time. Dover News
d
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

Eminence. Ky. Nay. -Eminsnee
boasts today OF perhaps being tie
only city in the oOutnrE that vii
messed the unusual DecCraIiOn d.
parade composed Only Of negro SAG
vivoTs OF the Union army m4rChins
behind a brass band Of tastr GA
color. and also behind tEO boy flag
bearers EbO proudly bore COufed-
crate Tags '1Uncls-' Bob Franklin,
20 years old and the youngest sol
der in line. Ezs marshal Of the pa
rzde. He Is commander % the local
c. A. r chapter II vas imPOssi-
BE TO determine tO-Higat whether
the death Of old GEOriss" in this
section caused the Use OF ID
'starse and bars" or EhsthsT the
Confederate flags we're carried a.
an expression Of unity The latter
solution seems TO meet Eith favor.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

Southern Girl.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-09-15
Abraham Lincoln Memorial Highway
From Washington to Gettysburg.
To the Advocate

To the AdYocate:-
The Lincoln Boulevard. about
which the citizens of this county are
deeply concerned, is likely to be
built, provided enough sentiment
can be created for it. The following
letter has been received from Con-
gresham Borland, of Missouri, who
is a member OF the Committee on APP
preparations OF the House of Repre-
sentatives.
Tin response To your letter of the
18th, I am glad to inform you that
Lit was entirely through my efforts
that the plan to build road from
Washington to Gettysburg as mem
orial to Lincoln, was revived and
placed on it's feet. l am enclosing
herewith copy Of that bill and also
NV speech delivered In the House OF
Representatives. Since the project
has been revived it has grown in pop
uIar appreciation with great rapidity.
I secured Speaker Clarks endorse
ment of the project, and II has been
endorsed by the G. A. r, the Nation
al Good Roads Association, the Auto
mobile Association Of America and
by Organized Labor, together with
countless other local organizations.
These people all prefer a beautiful
boulevard with it's possibilities or use
and health and enjoyment, to dead
and senseless pile of stones erected
In some obscure place in the City OF
Washington in the name OF high art.
"I secured President Taft's promise
that no final decision would be made
for six months in order to enable
the people of the country to express
their opinion. hope you will aid
in every way to crystalize public
sentiment on this speech"
MI. Borland is using every enort
to have this bill passed and our citi-
zens are requested TO assist In Great
ing the sentiment he asks for, where
ever it can be done. His speech on
tie Boulevard question is as follows:
MT. Chairman: After the weighty
discussion or the tariff to which we
have Just listened, / am not going to
attempt to throw any light on that
great economic question. The few
minutes assigned to me, I intend to
devote, under the latitude of general
debate, to some view in regard to the
proposed memorial to Abraham Lin
coin. In the closing days of the last
session provision was made for an
expenditure or 100000 for such
memorial. The law is limited in its
scope to a memorial Or monument in
the city or Washington. / UNDER
stand that a number or propositions
have been presented to the commits
sion embracing various locations and
designs for tho proposed memorial.
10 my mind the most sane and ap-
propriate suggestion Is one that IN
fortunately does not come within the
scope of the law, that is, a memorial
national highway from the city Of
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-09-15
OPEN LETTERS.
MisinfOrmed.
To the Advocate

TO the Advocate
In your issue OF last week an ar
ticle appeared calling attention to a
mistake about to be made in the
plans OF remodeling Odd Fellows
Hall. The writer in his good inten-
tons no doubt made a greater mis-
take than the one he fears is going
to be made. He speaks OF the stage
in 80 re-modeled building being on
ly 20 feet, 6 inches wide while in the
old one it was nearly six feet wild
er. Now to be exact the stage in
the old building, was 81 feet wide
and 16 feet deep; the new stage
when completed will be AZ feet wide
and 80 feet deep, stage very few
theaters over the country with a
seating capacity for - from 1900 to
1000 having stage any larger. -
The mistake made was in writing
of one thing and meaning another y
feel sure what was meant was per
cenium arch size or stage opening its
true the percenium arch for the new
stage will be three feet six inches
narrower than tn old one, but how
ever when 1t Is considered that the
scenery wings extend three feet on
each side into oneping which with
additional width the new one will
have wings which will be flush with
arch giving a clear stage opening
much larger than before.
As to size OF stage not being suf-
ficient to accommodate travelling
shows. of high character, can safe
ly say, and facts will bear me out,
that outside of spectacular and grand
opera, the new stage will accommo-
date any on the road. AS to the pos
sibilities of not being able to meet
the requirements OF the next fifty
years; ! can say, that il the popu-
lation of Westminster Increases In
the same ratio il did in the past ten
years, the necessity OF larger OPP
era House, in my mind, - very re-
mote. IT is a fact, that mistake
was made when the Odd Fellows
Hall was built in not making it If
ty feet wide, andw have no doubt
had they been on the same mind as
the present generation an Opera
House would have been built on re
ground floor with stage size and
seating capacity Of sufficient size to
meet the present day requirements.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-09-15

State of Maryland, County ar Carroll sS:
T. M. III. Weer. Cashier of the above-named bank.
do soemnly swear that the above statement is true
to the best of my knowledge and belief
M IT, WEIR Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day
OF September. 1911.
J. FRED. WAESCHE. Notary Public
Correct-Attest:
r. w. CARTER,
w. T. ARLINGTON. Directors
LEVI BARNES,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-09-15
In MEMORLAM.

In sad but loving remembrance of our darling
baby Calvin J. X. Stewart.
This bud from Heaven TO us was sent.
lit was not given. II was only lent:
This beautiful bud by death was rIven.
The lovely flower now blooms IA Heaven
He was too sweet to stay below.
God called him up above;
He babe him from this earthly clay.
Come Home and sing redeeming love-
Shed not a tear Of sorrow.
Around his silent tomb.
Think what lovely flower.
We have in Heaven to bloom
Fold his loving hands together.
Close his dark and beaming eyes:
See. how like q broken lily.
Pale and beautiful he lies.
Lonely the house sad the hours.
Silce our dear Calvin has gone;
Bu- nh A brighter home than ours
In Hr aven il move his own
by his parents Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Stewart
An Angel came to gather flowers
To deck the throne OF Heaven.
He took the purest and the fairest
That God to earth had given.
He took our little Calvin.
Our cherished hope and JOY;
we tried In vain to keep him.
Our darling Angel boy.
BY his grand parents. T. r. and g. ". BaumEart-
ner-
He Is not dead. but sleepeth.
Not lost, but gone before.
Our loving Calvin hveth.
Yes he liveth evermore.
BY his aunt. Mrs Eida j. Reese.
Farewell dear little Calvin. farewell.
Rest sweetly In your silent tomb
BY his cousin. Charles Baumgart1er Reese
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-09-15
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEPT. u, 1911
Sale Register.

rzursdav. September g. at y 80. fresh cows.
tn -. 90 buggy spring wagon. garden tools.
chicken i broOder bedroom suit and other fErnl;
Iaie east s Of Frizellburg.
NJ s septernber %, at d. m, at Myerly .
Satus;45 shop. near Gist, double cupboard. zinc,
backaaar fable couch, IL chairs, $4,000 Organ.
a5 u new: marble top stand. coal stove. milk
garden tops &C. Mfs SIMON Pif Keefe
--.---aoy September %, at y 10 family mare.
.sIaas. wagons and farming implements; house
te a1I "a Kitchen furniture. Charles D. Wantz,
nor 1u;e from Tyrone on the road from Tyrone to
lie Stone Road
saturday September 3D. at IL M. horse COWS
1I-rnng implements, hay and straw. lumber, pota
- re. George J. Hill, on Deer Park Road: J
Mia east Of Eastview.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-09-15

ROUND-A sugar cured ham was
I found and left at Harvey T. Ecker'g,
Fountain Valley. Owner can get it by
paying for this advertisement.
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the country.

the country.
"I hope appropriate means may be
found in the near future for the es-
tablishment OF this national high
way"
(APPhAUSE.)
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-09-15

LESS COAL BOUGHT THIS SUM.
MER THAN EVER Am awful rush
this fall and winter. You had bet.
ter take yours in September-yOu
will be sure OF getting IL good and
well delivered Ii ordered OF Smith a.
Reifsnider, .-..-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-09-15
DEpoRT OF THE CONDITION

OF The First National Bank, at Sykesville,
in the State of Maryland, at the close Of
business, September Est, 1911.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-09-15
MINNIE PHILLINGER,
SYKESVILLE, MD.
/ wish to announce my
FALL OPENING
.-...-..FOR.........
Monday and Tuesday, SEPTEM-
Der is and 19, 1911.

a large assortment OF foil shapes and
colors in MILLINERY. Esw GRll ready
made UNDERWEAR Nt tho lowest
prices. "A call will convinca all.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-09-15

STATE 81 Maryland. County of Carroll, IS;
l. A. r. Wordsworth. Cashier OF the above named
Institution do solemny swear that the above state
ment Is true to the best of my knowledge and be-
lief.
a. r. WORDSWORTH. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Sth day
of September. ISL.
BYRON 8. DORSEY. Notary Public
Correct-Test:
CHARLES X. POOLE,
HERMAN r. YOUNG.
CHARLES Z. SMITH,
Directors.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-09-15

I'm sad but loving remembrance Of our dea
daughter and sister, Virginia Poole. who died thre'
years ago. September ID. 1908.
She has overcome LIES crosses.
Grief pain and sorrow cease,
Through Christ's five wounds most holy.
With Gcd she ia mt piece
From this world OF grief and trouble.
To the land of peace and rest.
She has landed i'm the arms of Jesus
There To find everlasting rest
BY her loving parents. brothers nd sisters.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-04-22

To the people of Mesa, something diff
ferent. DR.. Cook proposes to tell the
truth" about the pole, and great
many people in Mesa are planning to
take advantage of the great opportun-
ity. Those who have taken advantage
of the opportunity to have season tick
cts with the reserved seats will un-
doubtedly feel glad that they got in on
the ground floor. The next attraction
comes Monday evening with the Star
Male quartette and impersonators, said
to be the finest male quartette on the
road today.