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MeehanjcsyilIe. ia. Emory. :

The Mechanicsville Athletic Club
of Gambler, defeated Emory. on Sat
urday, July 20, 10 to 5. This is the
second game that the Mechanicsville
Club has taken from the Emory boys
u L. season.
The M A. @. boys have been play
ing strong ball this season: out Of the
lest Ia games played they have lost
hut two, one to Westminster and one
To Taneytown.
They will play the Sandyville Ath-
letic Club ON Saturday, August 5, at
tie German Picnic.
Saturday score:
M. A O.. q 0 30313 2-19.
Emory 30 0 o II 2 o O. o.. i.
Two base hits, Monroe; 2, Arnold,
PTynter: 8, Shipley, Jordan, Rawlings,
Myres and Ches. Myres. Sacrifice
hits Buckingham, 2; struck out by
Bitzel, IL; Paynter, Il; Leight 4. let
o. bases: M. a. O., 6; Emory, 8. I'm
pire H. Arnold.
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Birthday Party.


A very enjoyable surprise party
was given at the home of John Dut-
terer, near Tyrone, July rs, in honor
OF Mr.. Dutterer's Goth birthday The
evening was spent with music and
games until late hour when all did
justice to the delicacies OF the season
which had been lavishly provided.
Those present were Messrs and
Mesdames John Dutterer, Jas. Wing
ling, Chas. Whelk, David Hahn, Guy
Haines, Arthur Master, Chas. Marker,
Edward Flohr, Lewis Myers, Charles
Hiltebridle, VIM. Zepp, Howard Rod
key, Ernest Myers, Sterling thinner
man, Jos. Althoff, A. A. Claybaugh,
Jonas Hiltebridle, Scott F1eagle, Ed
ward Stuller, Milton Halter; Mes
danes Jos. Formwalt, Milton Hull,
Arthur Benedict, Nelson Miller, Mil
ton Sneak Simon Petry; Mr.. 0. E.
Dutterer; Misses Emma and Carrie
Dutterer, Bessie Yingling, Florence
Formwalt, Fannie Flohr, Edith Lem
mon, Romaine Formwalt, Emma Hahn,
Edna Whelk, Ella Dodrer, Carrie
Myers, Annie Erb, Viola Marker, Mar
ion Unger, Cora Shuey. Grace Zim-
norman, Helen Sneak, May thinner
man, Mary Sneak, Myrtle Weishoar,
Annie Shuey, Sadie Strevig, Belle
Strevig. Grace Formwaft, Virginia Alt
hoff, Blanche Myers, Ethel Althoff,
Bessie Warner, Edith Althoff, Mary
Benedict, Mary Althor, Mary Clay
baugh, Nora Myers, Alverta Stuller,
Ruthanna Rodkey, Ruthanna Myers,
Grace Hull. Grace Stonesifer, Blanche
Haines, Carrie Keefer, Esther Stuller,
Margaret Benedict, Roberta Hiltebri-
die, Mamie Miller, Marie Fleagle;
Messrs Leonard Yingling, Harry
Fleagle, Harry Formwalt, Harry
Flickinger, David Carbaugh, Oliver
Hiltebridle, Mervin Feaser, Charles
Graham, Walter Myers, Jno. Lennon,
Roy Rodkey, Lloyd Lambert, Walter
Keefer Andrew Myers, Daniel Willet,
Arthur Althoff, John Clabaugh,- Os-
car Lennon, Eugene Pence Howard
Marker, Abraham Dodrer, Ralph Star
ner, Howard Miller, Martin Myers,
Clyde Ecker, Archie Carl, Norman
Lennon, Walter Marker, Martin
Koontz, Edgar Fleagle, Edgar Law
yer, Guy Keefer, John Benedict, John
Babylon. Roy Dutterer, Charles Eek
ard, Walter Eckard, Daniel Hiltebri-
die, Bernard Weishoar, Charles Bene-
dict David Benedict, Sterling Outer
err, Walter Whelk, Liman Hitchcock,
Clarence Master, Milton Benedict, Al
fred Hiltebridle, and Ezra Stuller.
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Family Reunion.
For the Advocate.

TOT the advocate.
The children Of MIR. and Mrs. Lew
is A Koontz, of Bloom, celebrated the
18th birthday anniversary of their
mother On the evening or Friday, July
28, by secretly arranging family re
union. Choice refreshments were
served, and Mrs. KoontZ received
many presents, both useful and pref
ty.
Those attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis a. Koontz, MT. and Mrs Er-
nest n. Franklin, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
y. Keefer, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Koontz; Misses Fife B. Koontz, Mary
E., and Eva M Franklin, Messrs. viii
bur ~ Koontz. Albert Magin and Har-
~ Weer.
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MechanicsvllIe Loses One.

Mechanicsville met defeat at Tan
eytown on the grounds of the former,
by loose fielding and very poor base
running.
Score:
Taneytown % O1121 x-1O
Mechanicsville % 90 / 0 o 0 8 C
Three base hits Clenigan, Mehring,
(2); Arnold two base hits, Jenkins,
Rawling, Boyd. First on balls-off
Jenkins, 1; Arnold, D; left on bases:
Taneytown, 8; M. a. g., 10; first base
on errors, Taneytown 2; M. a. G., 8.
Struck out-by Jenkins, Ia; by Ar
mold, 4; BY Bitzel, 3; by pitcher Bit
eel, Kane, Stolen bases, Myerly, Mehr-
ing, %; Fuss. Umpire, w. II. Ar
mold.
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N MEMORIAM.

Near Gambler. August s. 1906. Helen Margaret,
infant daughter of Robert and Minnie Flohr. She
is gone but not forgotten.
Five years have passed but stil miss her,
Friends may think the wound has healed.
But they little know the sorrow
That lie within my heart concealed.
By her sister. Blanche w. Flohr
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DEAR OLD AUGUST is HERE
THE BEST COAL ORDERING
MONTH. All the Coal at the break
ers Is picked over, to get out the
slate, by boys. lin August things
are quiet at the mines, and the work
Is done more carefully. The boys
all work by the day for Smith & Ref.
snider.
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For House of Delegates,

TO the Democratic Voters OF Carroll
County
hereby announce myself as can
didate for the House or Delegates,and
would be pleased to receive the sup
port OF the people at the coming pri-
maries. + have supported every can
didate on the Democratic ticket for
the past % years, and have been an
active party worker since Is years of
age.
July 2sA JEFFERSON ID. HOOPER.
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SYKESVILLE MARKETS.
BY Wade Fl. u. WarfieId " CO.
August A. 1911.
loss of Time means Loss of PAY.

Kidney trouble and the ills 1t breeds means lost
time and lost pay to many working man. MI.
Balent 1914 Little Penna Sc, Streatcr. III. 70
bad from kidney and bladder trouble that he could
not work. but he says. i took Foley Kidney
Pills for only short time ard rot entirely well
and wa soon able To EU back 10 work. and arm
feeling well and healthier thar before" Foley
Kidney Pills tonic in action quick I'm RESULTS
y good friend TO the working man ur woman who
suffers from kidney ilIs For Sale by all DrugRists-
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primaries of August 20, for the nomi-
nation for States Attorney.


nation for States Attorney.
In speaking through the columns
of the newspapers and otherwise
have tried to make my position clear
to the public. You said by your votes
in the last two elections in the Coun-
ty that you were dispYeased with the
existing order Of things in the Demo
cratic party. Democrats throughout
the County are demanding that new
clean men shall be the party nomi-
nees and that these men shall have
earned the right of support at the
hands OF the party. There seems to be
a disposition to refuse to return men
to Office until they have earned that
right by working for the party.
ask you to look into my record
covering the whole period of my
membership Of the Bar OF this COun-
ty; / ask you to speak to the men
who have been doing the party work
during the last ten years; 7 ask you
to look into the lives Of my opponents
In the same way, and If you find as a
result OF this comparison that the
service have rendered to the Dem
ocratic party entities me to your sup
port then 7 trust that you will both
Work, vote for, and actively support
me.
! want to say in conclusion that
whether 7 receive the nomination or
not, you will find me in this cam
paign as you have found in every 9TH
er since + have been ID practice OF
law in Carroll County actively work
ing for and supporting the nominees
Of my party. T submit my candidacy
to my fellow Democrats and am will
ing to abide by your decisions in the
matter.
CHARLES o. CLEMSON.
july10-11 Westminster Md
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the Office of States Attor-
ney for Carroll County subject to the
Democratic primaries 7 respectfully
solicit the votes of the Democrats at
the coming primaries.
GEORGE o. BRILLIANT.
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States Senator.

At the solicitation OF many Demo
Gratis l hereby announce myself for
State Senator from Carroll County,
subject to the decision Of the Demo
cratic primaries.
aug4 To- CHARLES e. FINK.
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o JEFFERSON ID. HOOPER
For County Treasurer.

7 hereby announce myself as can
didate on the Democratic ticket for
County Treasurer, to be voted for at
the approaching primaries. Your sup
port Is earnestly solicited.
O. EDWARD DODRER,
aug Uniontown district.
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Candidates Cards.
For Sheriff.


-- For Sheriff.
hereby announce my candidacy
for Democratic nomination for sher-
in of Carroll county and appeal to
you for your support at the coming
primaries; and as i may be unable
to see you personally before the
primaries, on August 20, any sug-
gestions that you may have to Of
fer in my behalf will be highly ap-
preciated by me. Thanking you in
advance for any consideration you
may give me, T remain,
Very truly yours,
w. w. RITTER,
Freedom District, Carroll County.
july 21-tp
T hereby announce my candidacy
for the Democratic nomination for
the Office OF sheriff for Carroll County
to be voted for at the coming primary
election. / respectfully solicit the
support Of my friends throughout the
county. SAMUEL a. HARNISH,
july % Taneytown District
To the Democrats Of Carroll County:
am candidate FOR Sheriff. T re
spectfully ask for the support of ev-
cry Democrat at the coming primary
election.
ALBERT l.. DAVIS,
Woolery's District, Carroll County
july % tpa
At the request of my friends 1 an
nounce my candidacy for the nomina-
ton of Sheriff of Carroll County, and
ask the support of every Democrat
at the coming primaries.
JOSEPH l.. BAUST.
/ hereby announce my candidacy
for sheriff of Carroll county, subject
to the Democratic primaries. / re-
spectful1y solicit the support Of my
friends throughout the county.
HARRY X. OURSLER.
To the Democrats Of Carroll County:
At the request of my friends and
many Democrats, ! hereby announce
myself as candidate for sheriff for
Carroll county, and respectfully So
licit your support at the coming pri-
maries.
HARRY c. HESsON
To the Democratic Voters Of Carroll
county:
7 hereby certify than / am a candi-
date in the coming primaries for the
nomination for sheriff of Carroll coun-
ty.
june2 ELIAS N. DAVIS,
For Judge of the Orphans Court.
To the Democrats OF Carroll County:
7 hereby announce my candidacy
for the Democratic nomination for
one of the Judges or the Orphans
Court, and respectfully solicit your
support at the coming primaries.
SAMUEL MILLER,
aug4 tp* Manchester district.
To the Democrats of Carroll County:
! hereby announce my candidacy
for the Democratic nomination for
one of the Judges OF the Orphans
Court, and respectfully solicit your
support at the coming primaries.
w. l.. RICHARDS,
july % Woolery's District
TO the Democrats Of Carroll County:
hereby announce my candidacy Tor
the Democratic nomination for one of
the Judges Of the Orphans Court, and
respectfully solicit your support at
the coming primaries.
ROBERT N. KOONTZ,
july % Myers District.
TO the Democrats OF Carroll County:
As candidate for the nomination
for the Office of Judge of the Orphans
Court for Carroll County on the Dem
ocratic ticket, earnestly solicit the
support of my friends at the coming
primaries.
G. w. ALLEN,
july 7-te Berrett District.
TO the Democrats OF Carroll Coun-
ty:-
! hereby announce my candidacy for
the Democratic nomination for one OF
the Judges of the Orphans Court, and
respectfully solicit your support at
the coming primaries.
JOHN T.. HILL,
Woolery's District.
june 20 tp-*
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NO COAL MINED TO EQUAL .BIG
VEIN GEORGES CREEK the u. 9.
Government uses this coal to test
out all their big vessels. Smith &
Reifsnider sell and recommend Ii for
Steaming, Smithing and Domestic
use. Try load of the aTHOMAS
NUT" with all fine coal out, we think
it the best alE lump coal mined.
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TIE date on the label on your paper
shows the time to which your sub
serfpticr i'm paid.
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WANTED.

WANTED Reliable girl to 90 to
Baltimore; good wages to right person.
Apply to Mrs. Edward T.. Kaufman,
care VIM. Geiman, Westminster, Md.
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For County Commissioner.

TO the Democrats OF Carroll County:
am a candidate for the Office Of
County Commissioner, and respect
fully ask for the support OF every
Democrat at the coming primary cleo
ton. JOSEPH ID. WIMERT.
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vENHE Superior Drills and the Dairy
A Maid Separators sold by r. T..
p ,nnett, Of SykesviIle, are the best now
n AIDE ON the market.
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| hereby announce my candidacy for
the Office of County Commissioner for
Carroll County and ask support from
my Democratic friends at the coming
primary election.
GTIAo nj nTGu
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SILAS M. BISH.

To the Democrats of Carroll County:
I am candidate for the Office of
County Commissioner for Carroll
County, subject to the decision Of the
Democratic primaries.
july 20 tp" JACOB N. DEHOFF.
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At the request Of my friends and
many Democrats, hereby announce
myself as candidate for Judge of the
Orphans Court, subject to the decision
of the Democratic primaries.
JOHN Il. LYNCH.
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TO the Democratic Voters of Carroll
County
/ hereby submit my candidacy to
the Democratic voters of Carroll coun-
ty for the Office Of Judge Of the Or
phans' Court, and will be grateful for
their support
,. WESLEY BIGGS,
Westminster District.
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At the request of my friends and
many Democrats, hereby announce
myself as a candidate for County
Commissioner, subject to the decision
OF the Democratic primaries.
r.. RI. GOSNELL,
july 28 District IA.
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States Attorney.

70 the Democrats ot Carroll Coun-
ty:-
States Attorney. I respectfully ask
for the support Of every Democrat at
the coming primary election.
MICHAEL Z. WALSH.
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r, O. DIFFENDAL, Manager.
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1 offer myself as Candidate for
the nomination of States Attorney
for Carroll county On the Democratic
ticket, and respectfully solicit the
support Of all my party associates.
EDWARD o. WEANT.
july 21 Westminster, Md.
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70 The Democrats Of Carroll coun-

BY publication in the newspapers
or the County, BY letter and by per-
sonal visits, 7 have recently made
every effort to make known general
~ to my fellow Democrats the fact
that \ am candidate In the coming
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TO the Democrats OF Carroll Coun-
ty:-
hereby announce my candidacy for
the Democratic nomination for one OF
the Judges of the Orphans Court, and
respectfully solicit your support at
the coming primaries.
JOHN r. HILL,
Woolery's District.
june 20 tp-+
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TO the Democrats OF Carroll County:
As a candidate for the nomination
for the Office of Judge of the Orphans
ocratic ticket, 7 earnestly solicit the
support of my friends at the coming
primaries.
G. w. ALLEN,
july 7-te Berrett District.
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hereby announce my candidacy
for the Democratic nomination for
the Office Of sheriff for Carroll County
to be voted for at the coming primary
election. / respectfully solicit the
support Of my friends throughout the
county. SAMUEL a. HARNISH,
july % Taneytown District
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At the request of my friends 1 an.
nounce my candidacy for the nomina-
ton of Sheriff of Carroll County, and
ask the support of every Democrat
at the coming primaries.
JOSEPH l.. BAUST.
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gust Sth, until September 10th.
Camp Budweiser" was opened OF
Tuesday on the Monocacy River 70
two weeks stay. Those in CAM
are Mr.. and Mrs. Walter "A. Fore
and niece, Miss Katherine Warner
Deputy u. 8. Marshall A. M. Warne
and Paul Ryland, OF this city; Majol
+! Newmeyer and August Brill and fam
| lily, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harry Warner
Washington y. g., and Carol Will
merson, of St Louis.
! Arnold L. Willhide, has filed Bit
| for a divorce, vinculo matrimonii
from his wife, Julia M. Willhide., Mr.
Willhide is about ~ years Old anC
has been twice married. His first wife
has been dead some years and left II
children and there are about 2 chill
dren by the present marri
age. He married his sec
ond wife on February 81, 1897, a
Deerfield. The bill states that hii
wife tried to drive away two of his
adult daughters who had come tt
visit him, and failing had left him
The defendant lives at Thurmont.
Members of the Patriotic Order
Sons or America, will meet in annua
convention at Woodsboro August
and 8. 1t is expected that there vii
be between $50 and 300 delegates
present The business will include
the hearing of the reports OF officers
and the election of officers. J. Nc
Rochester, OF Chestertown, IL presi-
dent of the State Camp and George
r. McCleary, of Baltimore, is the sec
rotary The trustees are w. O
Sparklin, OF Baltimore; Levi ID. Reid
of Taneytown; Charles IT, Williams
Of Baltimore, and William H. Conner
OF Brooklyn.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-11-04
IT WAS THE BANKS MISTAKE
GredIt Man Tells of Experience That Has Made Him More optImIs-
 tlo With Bills.

"Here's one for you," said the ho- tel cashier to the credit man, hand ing him bill. 'Now, let's see you get that"
 "That fellows quite all right" re- piled the credit man. "I know be- cause of an experience I had with him once. One of his checks came to me from the bank marked no funds l called him in and proceed ed to rip him up the back. He list ened until l had said my ,sy.
 "Now,' he returned, T am going to make you apologize. I am going to prove to you that havs funds in that bank I was dubious and hs called up the bank and had some conversation with tho cashier. Then he told me to call up the cashier my self. The man at the other end of the wire was on his hands and knees. He explained that the other had been keeping two accounts with them, one marked special A de- posit had been made in his name, but through inadvertensa it had been credited to the personal ac- count instead of the special The check had been drawn on the latter account. That ss the only case I have known where bank made such an error, but since that experience I have learned to approach every &C., count with optimism, and you would be surprised how much it helps in the collection of bills"
The Prescott daily news., 1911-11-04
WILL SUBMIT BRIEFS

The state railroad commission has given attorneys representing the different factions interested In the location of new station for tie city until Tuesday next to file the briefs in reference to the controversy. The commis. sion did not have time to hear arguments in the matter while In session here last Thursday so an opportunity will be given for the arguments to be submitted in the form of briefs.
 The time of final decision will be announced as soon as the briefs can be heard.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-11-04
COULDN'T
 COOK A MEAL
''I i,4 trouble 2 Mrs. Buchanan Had, "'a HOW She Finally Over.
 came Ii With Cardui.

sSssp00i' W. va.- Mrs. N. J. .a,,s,ss rasasnaa n writes from this place: q bn1s,' .u i0r three years with womanlv lvon,s v'' ,a ana had such pains I thought ,so..S Su o'e' lcould not stand up long ,ls,. sa to cook meal. I would work u, 'Is, "a, and then have to sit down. At Y, ,a nad to be in bed half the time men, w ,s.a husband read cardui advertise. lsll s' .s ,lat described almost the way I at,.s s 70 !. ! sent for some cardui. After ,n, H. began to get better right ,,,,.,., , l am cured, and I am very dsas ,a,. ,o. Indeed. for what cardu, has ba, 0,aa, ,s' me, >, Ishall always praise it. {" ,tnns,s.i s' is a woman's tonic. sp.ei,l,a i'usnlns remedy for women hm,s..s for women. from perfectly a. r,sss, vegetable ingredients. That's nvil,V Vu u. Tor It's 50 years of success, a,"n' pay you to test 1t for yourself. H A.sis sisisss Co Q: Ls'e.' Advisory p.,, z, ,,.., SWselsons, ans s. hattanoosa. Tenn. for S.ss;oi
 sent ,r ', page book. Home Trestsnsr.
 " wrapper. on request
The Prescott daily news., 1911-11-04
BIDS MADE FOR
 STATE DEPOSITS

Some banks are willing to pay l& interest on state funds de- uosited with them. This was shown when the state board ere ,ted by the depository law pass ed by the last legislature met in the governors office yesterday to open the bids that had been
 submitted in response to t h e
 boards advertisement. T h e r e
 were only two bids of that size, however, the others ranging from that figure down to 5 per
 cent. The highest bids were submitted by the First National Bank of Benton and the Farm ers' Bank of Leslie. The Bank ofPrescott followed with an of fer of , IS per cent. The First National bank of Ft. Smith, the Bank of Commerce of Little Rock, lthe Hope National Bank Fsnd the State National bank of Iexarkana offered only 3 per cent and the other bids ranged
 all the way between these ex- tremes.
 No action was taken on the bids yeeterday. The law pro- vdes that there shall be a depos- l0ry ln each senatorial district,
 but in many of the districts no
 bids were submitted. In these
 dlstrlcts there can be no depos-
 aores unless the board again ad- 'ertlses for bids. From 16 dis trlcts no bidsswere received. me bids received from this,
 .le twentieth district, were as follows:
 Dank of Prescott 5 IS per en'' Hope National Bank, Hope, |sper cent; Hampstead County
 Bank, Hope, 5 per cent.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-11-04

NJ, Merchant: If you want
 nr share of the Christmas .val ,s.de now is the time to make us s.snarations for obtaining It, oy pav pEarertising. If you have any .S .s;,c worth selling to the people r ',proscott and vicinity, it must ..rolv ~ be worth telling them .sout if. The News offers a .nlendid means for placing your seods ,a and prices before the peo- s sls The man who gets the trade ;s the man who goes after it az ,u c,essjvely and intelligently. "Ad- sortiseo !. is the word and not num-