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$50" ,.rcn, OATS .o.

~" 'reh' Oaks Sometimes tr,r
"'hs over year ago. lnaybe
49, Two years ago. had = hurried
interview with T.. *. Victor 4, ,in.
German gentleman who owns ;, s,I,,,
"'d iittlc farm over in Cbestarn.Id
COUNTY Mr.. Victor is a laro. l,,,.,
o. tohaccos that grow in Nircini, ana
"ic consumed in GERMANY ana else
where beyond the waters He is ,lso
'ne GERMAN consul in Richmond and
o"ciaiIN and otherwise M. is in clo,.
,o"ch win people who speak many
i"'s '"S lie spoke TO me in only
one language. however. and ot tho
Tune refer 10 he spoke on :, suiio,.,
mat was in no way sweet sc,ut.d
rs matter of fact. he talked ;,bout
she virginia buZZard H., told mo maj
'hiS virginia idea that the buzzard is
sacred bird and worthy of nrotec.
tion was all nonsense He told mn,
apou' the laws in Germany and some
ot"er foreign countries in which the
p."Hhrd Is outlawcd AIR. Victor was
oil the opinion that the buzzard is -
distributor OF diseases. especialIv oT
hog cholera. and therefore ought TO he
eNterminated instead Of being pro-
tccted.
cannot now recall all that Mr..
victor said on the subject, bu, what
he did say had effect. His remarks TO
me mere copied Tar and wide and then
Commissioners Eoiner of the Agricul-
'Ifai department of Virginia. took the
matter up, and il I remember Alright
he recommended To the Governor that
thc biZZard ought to be eXterminated
III virginia. Soon after that certain
ohicials in North Carolina took UP the
fu2%ard subject. and I believe at the
last session of the Legislature the
law that made the buZZard sacred in
that state was abolished.
Nnd now comes Georgia. and copy
from the Atlanta Constitution as TO
what Georgia thinks about tire buzz
Zard:
Just how fallacioi.s IS ,hc theory
that the scavcngcr- buZzard is u friend
10 society was outlined a few DAYS ago
by James l.. Downing, OF the United
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Municipal advertising is something
worth while There ar. many towns
IN NNginia. ana North Carolina and al!
over the south that have if.:sc.ments
:" oher people who have the money TO
start small Industries th- kind that
MAKE pay rolls. and put idle p.opl. to
"oLh mere - great deal Of money
Seeklhs inns KIND OF Investment. and
'"e iAeoiN OF the Industrial Section is
'hh mas been that all the Virginia ANA
aio!ln" towns have To do i 10 lei
IN" world know about these things
The vigorous little town or SCUM
mn IN Mecklcnhurg County. which
""S MADE something OF reputation as
Masic town mas Inducements Of
'"'S hind to offer. and one o. the wid.
"N"ke citizens there. backed nv ,bo
people of his town. mas som. indnc.
'hehts 10 Offer To Industrial .ud-.vor
'ha 10 |ouns farmers Who wan, TO
"h iand they cultivate conceived ,h.
rue" OF letting The world l;,iov
Trough the Industrial Section OF rha
'ihes-' ispatch something about SCUM
nm AcrordinE!y, he did q l!t,. ut
e,,'Sihs ~ tue Industrial Section
M"'A frlicnett, the man vino Thought
mus writes the Industrial a5iin,
follows ~ u,., '''"' as
hhoM some Of The results Of ,h, nd
neii'seinent placed WIKI The r,m..
HiSp" zen three weeks ago. Tn.
ms nave been more than satisfactory
~ ''ie 50 lar and replies are still com
NJ III. nave received several to-day
our D. per must have a very wida ,.ii,.
cu'auon' rs The replies Ia my ad have
vo'le IN from ell over Virginia from
vest Virginia and from North caro-
una and from Illinois. New York ana
NV JeFsey As an ADVERTISING me-
"'',"' me Times Dispatch is all rirbt =,
NJ frltchett is u real estate agent
~ south Eiill. ana has superior f,,n,
nus ioi' sale IN the bright tobacco
~, ana ais" some splendid specioI
,.',I' i"' propositions 10 offer i'm the
letter speaks for itself
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Aaalnx N inc ,, "na Office SUPPLE. ~, go.
ADVERTISING Agencies
freeman Advertising agency. Mutual Bldg Madison s
william J. Mon. so5 Nh h,tie i."iiah ARTISTS"
Aitrrer Ladies'
A Anal So" 'sl5 Broad S' Madison Madison ss
stores nj Framing.
Standard Art Novelty 20. Stu. 1881
Automobile Accessories.
Automobile Dealers.
pa" iIS5ss IS !l e - MAJ" Sssls. $:
,.ea f g' a s45@ en- 5 " '2Sa l s. M2 so %:
s.5 I"ss s,$ Si" II -
lhe sadc6nSe rlse a " ifoad monro. 1881
Auto HcpnirIng.
u sohute 9 " Broa9 Madison e3o
rbo,o, .,,,.. 81 A" &C.. for r ,'ir. 49,, ~ 90.
rhe church AN HanA 20, =: Boa Madison ,os
bicycles ana Nepniring.
bicycle Dealer. and Repair shop.
" porsstl IT, ~ nrosa '' 81 Monf"e ia
$ fssaSs. sssS ! ,...5 s$5:$ 81
We, I,ays Re69r sop "a. y oad St, M@nSe .8
iionrdinr aud Livery.
sub ''I ti,S. ~ y aa,h Madson lsls
commonwealth Boarding stables Bei.re Mon. SIS
Weymouth sulehic los Gosenos Madison al.
, ss }st:s s.y.e g. aasS Rss. .si:ss :.
i'ut'-r and EGGS
Carriages, Wagons Harness.
bristoT Norshau co, Inc, Madison
Cash and instmimcnt Furniture.
j. - black son af williamsburg Ale.....
Cornei Miller 3io-i'
'u'cfhator Eisiih aud Craze Monroe -
Cigars 81 T"bnrro.
i-evenson cigar go. - L Main
Ci-nning and rrrs>inr.
Acrc Pressing 'o. 1o7 V CARY Madison
W. J. Barlow BROAD
tf"ttle- . S'UoUa
i.louht ."tnifs ai2 Harrison Madison
'nA 4" Mos second So Madison
leaning iiD Main
w. " Haynes. ll'1 W Main O.
3 lln i"nfrton Madison l.
= ~
.--r I'ietIlrt CLEANERS Brood
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HOW TO DRESS THE
CHRISTMAS FOWL
(continued from F'irst raeeD


and one-half pounds and over Capons
are unseNcd males which are not usu-
ally sold until they are over sis months
OF age. In picking capons the feath-
ers are usually left on the upper part
of the neck and last two joints OF the
wing. Including the long wing feathers
,tiiehtsJ tail feathers ami two and
ne-half I" three inches from the tail
on the back aud few feathers around
the hook joint OF the legs The breast
ana love- part Of the body are picked
clean. The comb j. small and undo
v-loped in capou. In dressing ducks.
geese aud turkeys all the feathers are
removed except in The latter two the
wing feathers are sometimes allowed
10 remain
Selecting Live Poultry.
Tile bird should b" healthy, as shown
espccialiy by lis head points such as :.
bright red comb ANA wattles and a
clear. bright eye y dark-colorcd comb
and waffle, a dun lustreless eye and
any mucous discharge from OF swell
ing about the eyes o. mouth SHOW dis
ease or poo" condition. Poultry which
are covered with feathers cspc-
cially If dark colored. are hard to dress
neatly In addition 10 health and con
dition. the bird SHOULD hc we'll teshed
which is best told ny the amount of
bones of the fowl. The feasibility Of
the rear end of the breastbone is the
best indication of age iu The fowl
This should Ice Very soft ana pliablc
in 4 young bird ana slightly SITTER
ana easily bent i'm Il rooster OF pull
let. after which age this bone hard
ems and becomes large and blunt, ac-
cordinr to the axe of thu. fowl The
legs OF young birds arc SMOOTH and
become rougher ana scalier rs the
bird grows older
Selecting Dressed Poultry,
The points used u selecting live
poultry apply TO dressed poultry. such
as health and a we'll ieShcd condi-
zion. The appearance of the head Is
good way 10 judge the health. age
and sex of chicken matured
fowls comb is heavier and thicker
than that OF young bird and larger
OF male than on a female of the
same breed. females are invariably
plumpcr than males ia all classes of
poultry. The best dressed poultry are
young and tender. as judged by the
heNibility Of the rear end of the breast
bone. The breast is deep. long, straight
ana well hcshcd The body is we'll
ttcshcd over the back and pelvic bones,
evenly colorcd. free from a reddish
cast or red spots dcnotinS poor bleed
ing and neatly dressed. The flesh
should feel soft and springy 10 tho
lips Of the fingers Poultry should h.
starved twelve 10 eighteen hours be
f"r" being killed SO that tho crou wll
be empty"
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Cleaning md prcs.,ns-continued.


;%2' y9Fsf 'f s sHF
"9 ssfs.' co., s " pa MoasSf Isl 54s
~" rinn s1"nssS" 5 s
1ss.i sis.Siss .t.. M
Ss;s ss;s : 5S5 Is Is s
The TaiIo! aois Main s. Mo"l9e 57s
Co., III \ seventh ~ M ,haTGo sss
Coal and Wood.
l:a.,.ss %.s$ c ''ss 1881,
i. ssg ,i %a So s 81; 0
Richmond Barber college, On al Broad second floor
Confecioncr..
M ::5 s5? u. E:,... a.s,.ss s
:"ss1:@, 'is' { Hs! si@15s: s.:
::: sss: S. s .;s%1 H$s':$: A;
y'q%' @t;s i. ii Y;:$s
Mt: y r.; &C. :ai::s 8:
Dry Goods, notions nnd> hoc-. 80
l' :5}. w /! s,a 70 ;:'n
Dr"Esi.,.
nel T. PIN 1ai.s$ 5S ~.
iis,a. Pr 6t, GO - s, sIs.d
lior + <n o5gs e.
:@i:,s = $!'3a@+ Mes's s!:. s.:
hsPae ls En- Main S. Man M4an 5i ':s
Geo Tha,soa E ffnad MADISON a M Mo 80 e.;
Ds oaS92 Sss
r>'ectr''n' tohtrhctorn' Motorcyclcs Dicycich
Rauman & Hines st....... Monro. 1885
Feed, Fertilizer and Seeds
" 9 Malone. @s Ave......-. Madison loss
Filing Cabinets md Office Supplies.
southern once Equip Co. 100 Mutual BGg ijs-J.s
Fish and Oysters.
rainuHkey Fen Main s. Mon s5s
- = "'''e u.s. ~ i''" Stt. Madison 81
Florists.
Frank = Main :, ..... . Madison llls
Fruits and Vegetables.
Fruit. Vegetables Poultry.
AiSin.on frst Ma.ke
II Market. Mon ~.
"i''''" """'' - '..ohi iat;"t VI adisou 1S
Is .iey l..7 " Main $, ,r.,ro. .a
8 clayton go Broad Nnrro. ai5i
liaye' - y. . Na,jIso,.
a I.eigh
: u. Price -!o-l- y. Leigh adi-ou 5
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ieAt years marketing They are
banking largely on Petcrsburg's
promises OF q good market for the
bright weed And right mere is :, sue
Sesti"n TO Petersburg mat it must
max. good
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General Alurm Justified.

Th- VreensbOr0 \. c RECORD says That
vas q wise man. who yesterday morning
turned in nm alarm OF ire from Boz II three
times. y house iiiicd with chickens was On
fire Chickens uVr worth Is much or more,
Than some real estate.
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VIEWS AND NEAR VIEWS:
HINTS AND SUGGESTIONS
BY FRANK S. WOODSON,

BY FRANK S. WOODSON
Industrial Editor.

This column contributors have something
a suggestive who willing to hints
looking the better development the good old States
West Virginia and North Carolina, hold
suggestions down from
iecc prompt ate
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THE MINES RICHMOND VA SUNDAY DECEMBER = 1918


1 @Gs Son %, HiGsa St Bldg Mi@S. s5
'rocrrs Retail.
'3sss F9 y M'H sa A,%,3i e a,
Z = Yaa. %21sS@
SCI 5 5i +; ~ az ''n"'.', Ss%@s
i.s i, sss,. D, e. Biz, =:
4 i ,i.s: \ M?%@%l
4 to' %si,,a aTas 81; 4 S.ssna
Nehe Monf s,s" Iss,i2a ,is
ss" 81 PHO aaad Ma M9es3 s,,5 II
ioac es$ sysen l 5s h!osa a s, MoGs@n s.
Rappahanaoet Grocery Co. oh Monroe 1855
sa:;en s5s brook lle ~ = A" %nT9s s sI,;
WOOD s.hrool 2o y mn ': MSnfoe li5
n.s.o5u, 49, 'a!r h"por,"ns
Ell f@gs~ c. Wis% sas &a 81,
le CO.. me- =, ~ Broad ,a G259 5 si
1sI%ST5s S4@5 "'. e" 5 55ii s. Main Madison 90
:. ,inra Wood Floors and Venetian blinds.
VERA Hs, Works 81? y First s, Monroe o.,
Ice Cream Manufacturers
bs *sas w. Isl S "a Nj" MG 9s.ss ;5
L Ss2lsssa "a #, V e. f,;s5a H:$$%
y. J. King 1904 ". Maim 81 80 '=
Scneer =. Nscton
W y, & 5os Matt. '
f.nundries
American iisnd Laundry 1880 e Stu Monroe 600
Liquors.
Louis R,as Brook Ave- - Madi.,, "a,
ft'ltciat ~ =. BAKER St Madison
- neatNeIi.! ~ - let"r St Madison
: G. i'oii 1872 Z franklin Monroe lss7
i.ithiu Waters.
Broad Rock Min SpGs. L. az SIS
on,isei,9 Mineral sprnss me, o3 Z Main
Hadium Springs CO. liz * St.. Monroe 1851
Lumber work.
1.cti an Hobson. I: - Monroe os5s
Mnchincry Repairing.
l.; .Nash; ~ W cary at.. 80. ..... Madison
Mnil Order Liquor Houses.
w. Boo -'a$ enable s. Madison
J. KleW- l,Ni Main Name.
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M' %sS. Ns e, , g! " leigh MS4i;ea
Meats and vegetables.
a s;5: 5 III; u Sis? s,, s:s;$: 49,
GIe6s S %sSso" S
Mes, as i5i5 W Gary ' sio M"" IS,
e T. schmidt stan 50 First
L. j. Hayden go W Broad ST. Hayden Pure Herb Medicines
NJ H Ele,, $780, Williamsburg Az.
Music supnncs.
al irynfs Is, S GO VI Broad S,discn
once and school stationery
The Waiford stationery Printing E Mad 5is7
vor,a on.,,,, OPTICIANS.
optomctrist and ortIclnn.
II Brelstein N9 Fifth
Nichols, 10. Porter s,''''..,'.... Madison .sssJ
Paint Manufacturers.
John l.. K. st........... Madison M
Bopo Ferguson lca T. Main Monroe 1888
Pickle Manufacturers.
inc Rosemary +:
,,,., ,, Picture re, framing =, ming md Moulding;
I'h"nogrnphs md Hccords
9 T. Haynes CO. Edison Records.
riastcrers md Contractors.
sam Gandis 10 \ Third
Printers.
s I'LL 'if; jsss S. 8 + Ms.n 55$:
i?i 'ntns 6 G% 49, o GHSrn2 Mad 2s Mon ss
e... .,,. RAT and vermIn E..erm:nn'or
Hazors sharpcnci.
Tue Sharp-O Co, y. ~
Amos Co e0)--ii Travellers Bldg
y. Mads
taselman l0ls T.. Main
Il: a Catn rs y
8 y.
Mao
= |, cook y t.. .Monro
e. l.. H. /. Dsnoop Main
kuls L.
cover n oiEith. y 'li St Madison
High Realty Bank Mad
D. Moscley
Geo g. IondcNtrr co. ~ Mutual Bids Mouro rs
W
y
Monroe
- W Hhet '"' hut'iti ifiE Madison
49,. or
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Restaurants.
N.%ss as,;s,.s q; e. Elk s'.'a
Rooms board
The Il. s........ Madison e,e.J
Sewing Machines ItcpnirinE.
G a Reama i20 p Broad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ionro. ear
Gs, @aa"? so CO. IN '' r ca? MaE.ho
Sample Shoe store. Z; Madison st
Shoe RcpnIrins.
iS o Shoe sDs i W GS s. ro. @
NJ fednan 90. 2ei W. Broad st.......... Monroe go,
J.. G. Riddeli 1873 Madison 10,
Sporting Goods
Jos L. Bickerstsm Jr. 1911 T. Main st.... Madison co,
Storage Transfer.
W r Richardson, Main Belvdere ....... Monroe SD
Tnie-s.
i iie}aane" roo y Marshall St 49, N M%nTos s @s,
\. ,sie e Maa N Moaroo 81 sS7
J. kata rs eud . Monroe 9Sl
aii ss
Tanks stacks. Boiler nepnirs. niovppe system.
Heating ana NcntiiatinE.
Capital city Works Monroe 4s57
Teas md
r. st.........-... Monroe 417s
Timing and Plumbing.
Po d rsT GO c M T'q sroa s Monro. i;
II r. M Mas 20 ~ Henry St..... Madison 6a2s
Pemberon s Il. .-..... :. Madison isii
Tire Repairing vucanizine.
P A5o Tre RGnaiI Station broad and Monroe Mad 73s,
Dallas A. shaer Co. sos Broad Monros isi5
Transfers.
l. F ssaird st VI EE9'4 Broad 5 t5
Trunks and BnEs, Retail.
ROunree Bro. Trunk Bag 793
Umbrella Factory.
NeNmans Umbrella 32
Upholstcring Repairing.
3lt
C.
Jacob Cmauf 1896 w Broad Madison
Vehicle Manufactures.
hom s' ori. 50 sons l ~ cary M Msnlas 81:
all md Pal
T..
Wheltou SO W.
Window House Cleaning.
Wm. VI. Johnson. i0a y. First
National window Cleaning Co. me- l2t l.; Main Mon. 35
Wood Carving md Designing.
T. Hubbard 6 H. Main
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BEETLES BAD WORK
IN NORTH CAROLINA
continued from First Page

VOUTI''TH0H ITVh TTtst TIGeI
ton of the trees is the only prolimi-
nary agency necessary - their cap
turc and destruction. Thcn fall tho
trees and completely destroy The bark
and The task is finished In the
slaughter ii Is not necessary to do
stroy the wood: economy providing for
the saving of The seasoned timber for
plant-hcd wood "r cord wood Tho
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DRY ROT DISEASE
BEING WIPED OUT

CONTINUED from First Pacel
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Mime.

# you are III do not drag along INT
an operation Is necessary. but at on
take Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable
Tananai1nI
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INSANITY On INCREASE.
One Hundred Additional Patients Each
Year in Hospital.

The Increase In insanity IN Mary
land Is becoming alarming. The In
crease IN the cost Of living for the IN
fortunates Is rapidly approaching 81
100000 annually. Twenty years ago
the Springfield Asylum at sykesvIlle
was built and equipped. New build
ings are erected each year to accom-
modate patients.
4 hospital for the care Of colored
insane has been erected and equipped
during the past two years at Crowns
vile, Anne Arundel county.
A hospital for the care OF insane Of
the Eastern Shore will be built within
the next few months near Cambridge,
on the Eastern Shore.
The increase In the Accommodations
Of the old hospitals and the erection
of new ones have been due largely to
the taking care Of dependent Insane
Of the several counties of the state
These patients were formerly the
wards Of the several counties.
With these unfortunateg housed
there Is still pressing need of more
room for the Weak-minded.
We shall be compelled" said Dr.
Percy Wade, superintendent Of the
Spring Grove Hospital, to apply to
the next Legislature for an appropria-
ton of at least s125,000, with which
to provide accommodations for add
tional patients. In Maryland there
is one insane person to each do popn-
latlon. There are over 3g00 insane
persons in this state under treatment
all of whom. of course, are not cared
for by the state. There are added to
the number cared for BY the state
about loo patients each year.
1T costs at least 5000 annually for
maintenance Of each patient. This
sum does not include cost Of equip
ment Of hospitals. attendance. medi=
cal and other services, etc The add
tional maintenance cost Is. therefore.
$4,000 annually. Each patient ad=
ditional To those now in our state
hospitals means a first outlay Of
$500 for bed. equipment. which means
buildings and ground and other e.
sentials We are now spending over
100000 annually for maintenance Of
our dependent insane. This sum does
not include cost of additional beds.
equipment services. etc. The main
tenanee cost alone Ii increasing At
the rate Of $4,000 annually. The
equipment cost will carry the addI=
tiona1 annual cost To about $4,000.
It Is. therefore, apparent that we are
rapidly approaching the time when
the annual cost Of the dependent IN
sane Of Maryland will be sf,00u.000
There Is no prospect that MARY
land will shoW decrease in insanity
In fact. statistics show IN alarming
increase all over the country.
The preliminary report On the in
sane Just issued BY Director Durand,
Of the United States Census. contains
the startling information TINT 10000
Americans were admitted IN the IN
sane asylumg Of the country IN one
year"
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TIE SECRET Of Our QUICK
coal DELIVERY SYSTEM. ION do
most Of i when ron order n early IN
the day ~ possIDle-fhen once ne
promise m order, ne send i, eYen
though It means overtime and ex-
penee 10 n. he simply do n ne
agree. that's al, Iry Smith : Relf-
snider Tor gerYIe1.
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are full sized and true to name.
Our 30 years experience in Bulb
Selection has placed Us in . posi-.
ton of knowing the most relia-
bic source Of securing the ehoie.
est French and Holland Grown
1..IEa
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Beautifully Illustrated 30 Page
Bu!b and Poultry Book Free.

Il tell. you exactly how 10 arrange and
care loT youf Fall Bulb. 10 have The ben
success. al.o give full line oil Poultry
Supplies and requisites II you have mol
sItsady received copy end u. postal
A. H.
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s04enIlnIDenl.

November woods are bare and still
November DAYS are clear and bright.
Each Noon burns n the mornings
ehiII
The rnine's snow L cone b.
nj I
Each ) ny steps grow slow. grow
ligIt.
As through tie woods reYerent
creep.
Watching all things lie down 10
Sleep
November day. are bare and sill.
November days are bright and rood.
Life.g noon burns II life morning
chill.
LIES night festa feet which long
have stood
Some warm. aaft bed II field Or
wood.
The mother vii not fail II EeTb.
Where We can lay IL down . sleep.
Il. Il Jackson.
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WOMAN ESCAPES
OPERATION
By Timely Use Of Lydia I.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Here l. her Own statement.

Cary, Maine. =. feel it duty owe
to all suffering women 10 tell Whit
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EYE SPECIALIST
Dr. !. Kahn, Eye Specialist


- b = n WESTMINSTER HOTEL
every FRIDAY II zach - ITom }
- "a - =. n. .hsFs = ~ h
n.aHzsz II - i xha NJ I'D h So
xiesH. Eyea examined r.. Charge
IoT KIazHsa reasonable Ths y. comes
highly recommended n h profession
m h letters u h ability n LIE
Specialist. ~ = t
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nervous | could not sleep, then ! would
be 30 tired mornings that ! could scarcely
get around. It seemed almost impossi
BILE TO NOV Or do bit Of work and I
thought never would be any better I'M
til submitted To an operation. I com
meneed taking Lydia L. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound and soon felt Ike a
new woman. ! had no pains, slept well,
had good appetite and was fat and
could do almost all my own work for 4
family of four. | shall always feel
that owe my good health to your med
icine. Mrs. HAYWARD Sewers, Cary.
Maine.
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

ThIH i ID give notice that the auh-
zeTIbsra have obtained fromIhe Orphans
Court 81 Carroll county. IN Maryland.
letters II administration On The Personal
Estate Of
JOHN B M0sER.
late d Carroll county. deceased. Al
persons having elaine against the De.
ceased are hereby warned u exhibit the
same. With the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated. 70 The subscriber. On or
before The AIT day of nay. ~.
they nag otherwise b laW b excluded
from ii benefit of Haid estate.
Given under our hand TINS 9TH day Of
October. 1gIa.
PRISCILLA MOsER.
EDWARD .. WEANT.
oct at Administrators.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-11-07
Our Plant Season
Now IN Full Progress

Beautiful Plants. Fem. Palm. and Hardy
EyersTeena ssillna Il pfies siihin ihr
each Of Ill. WaIeh ihe Baltimore Amer.
iean and Sun Tor special .ale.. II yoa
cannot gel Boleanos Bulbs aud Plani.
through yonr local dealer. Send u. po..
I'll and ue Will til You where Yoa can
gel ihem.
HoI1inno's Seed Store
u xszHa Established Trade.
BALTIMORE. I'D.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-11-07

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mund. flid.forme
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fue.I.hni=mins
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-11-07

If you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia {. pinknamss Yegeta-
bic Compound viii help you, write
IoIydia E.pInknam medIcIneOo.
confidential Lynn, Mass, for ad-
vice. Your letter viii be opened.
read and answered ~ = woman
and held IN strict confidence.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-11-07
TIE CURRENCY QUESTION i
SETTLED II SMITH = REIFsYIn-

ENs co... OFFICE. he give b dis
count Of % Or 20 cents per 1000 lbs.
Tor al GoaI paid for In currency on Or
before the 18th of eaeh month. his
i : liberal discount, md It PAYS to
haYe the currency to buy GoaI With.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-11-07
70 CREDITORS.
ELIZABETH sTONER.

68zAZa8ZA3a : Z3IzEkz
laIs q Carroll county, deceased. =
persons having claims against he do.
ceased arr hereby warned n exhibit the
Hams. With The vouchers thereof legally
authenticated. % the subscriber. On aT
before The al day d hay. 81.
they my otherwise b Iaa Be excluded
from II benefit q HaI1 estate.
Given under NJ hand Ihia eth day
Of October. 1913.
CHARLES i. sT0NER.
OCT y i ExETuIIIx.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-26
BOY KILLED BY
LIGHTNING BOLT
friedrich m Harris, Aged IL y ear
Meets Death Near
Ogden.

Ogden June "a friedrich NJ. Harris
aged IL years, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Harris, who reside one mile
north Of the Utah Hot Springs, was
instantly killed by bolt Of lightning
this afternoon. Young Harris was
looking out of window during the
severe electrical storm which swept
over the valley, and thebolt struck
him upon the right shoulder and pass.
ed down through his body and his
right leg. He was not severely burn.
ed, but the bolt caused instantdeath
There we're several other persons in
the room with the boy at the time he
was struck, but they escaped injury
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row at willard.