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lis. plsEuTnsT LEAVES ESG.
Land.
Militant salIraElsI IA Cone 70
America.


MrH. EmmsIIaa panEhuTHI. h nil
IanI HufTTageIte leader. left England
for France August =. travelling aaToHz
the Channel b HaY q Southampton
and Haxrn.
der the raj md mouse anIs for Homa
tine. and i ~ reported thai he
police 1t Channel noTta recently re
eeIYed orders moi 10 arrest her II he
LEFT England
MTH. ranEnuTHI haz zone aHay for
what her friends cal rest cure. =
which IheY ~ VII probably b ex-
tended % tie United slaIaH.
Miaa Annie KenneY. another mill
IanI. preceded Mr. panEhufzI IN he
Continent. and i i expected thai
Mis- Sylvia rauE1uraL I'll follow y
Hoon - Hhe haa sufficiently recovered
from her latest hunger md InIraI
HIrIEen
The police authorities vii not n
tempt 10 bar he eereaH Of he militant
leaders and would. IN faet. be only loo
delighted II assist them. 10 amLgFaIe.
Mrs. RankhuTHI Haz sentenced - :
Ierm d three years. penal HernInde
oa eharge IF conspiracy At the Ion
don Sessions On AnnIl : IhIH .eaf. n
speech IN the court she declared she
would fight n the end. ana HIned her
condemnation she has compelled he
authorities II release her On . number
Of occasions. owing II fenr lint aha
would die from The effects Of her
hunger and thirst aIrIIe.n
Miss ehrIaIabel pankhurat. dangh-
ter Of Mrs. pankhurHt. and chief Or.
ganIzer o. the militant aufTragelte or
ganIzalIon. has been living n parIE
! Tor some months. She directs from
there the campaign Of The militant
women IN England.
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FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE Of HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR EEIGHBORS.
TTEIIIgTllTIN..

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boweraox enter
tained at dinner on Sunday, August
II. Rev. and Mrs. Il. 1. BoWersox. Of
RogsyiIIe, Pa; Mr.. Harry stulIz and
family. of MiddletoWn, Md: Mr.. Edgar
Grumpacker and family, of Union
Bridge; Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Camp
bell and Mr.. Andrew Hood, Of Vest
minister; Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Day
hoff and son, Of Lnwood: Miss RENE
Heck. of uniontoWn. and Mr.. George
KeefauYer. of Frederick.
Miss Lucille Weaver, Of the Column
bia Hospital, Washington. Is home on
her vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Myers Englar spent
some time at Atlantic City the past
week.
Mrs. Mcclellan Keefer and daugh-
ter, of Union Bridge. are visiting the
formers mother. Mrs. Fannie uaines.
Miss Catherine Lynch. of Westmins-
ter, visited Mrs. Mary e. Gookson and
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Goookson the past
week.
Mr. Walter DeYIlbiss. of Philadel-
phia, is home on his vacation.
Miss Bessie shipley. of WesImIns-
ter. Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William
Gobright.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blaxton visited
Mrs. Fannie Haines the past week.
Misses Elizabeth and Helen Thomas.
of Wilmington, we're the guests Of
Misses Grace and Mary Fox several
days this week.
Miss Grace Wilson, of Newark \. J..
daughter of DR.. Stockton Wilson. and
granddaughter of Rev. Thomas Wilson.
At VIYaH a# Dina ETa4l IIE-
cult Is visiting Mrs. Kate Gilbert and
other friends.
Mr. {. Z. Fox. of Washington. D. g.
spent some time With his family At
DIR. Viewers this week.
Mr.. ]. E. H0llenberry Is travelling IN
Lancaster county, IN the interest Of
the Pain King %.
Master Philip Waltz. Of Cedar
Ridge, Who had been visiting IN nalti-
more came home on Wednesday ac=
companied BY his sister. Who Is On
her vacation.
Rev. and Mrs. George Englar. 81
Pittsburgh. are visiting the former'H
mother. Mrs. Julia Engiar.
Rev. T. II. Wright and daughter
Mrs. McMaster returned from FaRn
Grove on Saturday.
Mrs. L4anye Shaw. Misses S. l.
Weaver and Ella Smith spent Sunday
With Mr.. John Wright and family n
Bark iii.
Mrs. Anna Hoyt recently returned
from a visit to friends At MeshefrYg-
town, Hanover. and Litt1eatoWn.
Miss Jennie Davidson Ii visiting her
father. Mr.. Robert Davidson. Mr.
Walter DeYllblss Is visiting at Mr.. Gus
segafooses. Mrs. Arthur Smith Is VS.
ting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. I'd
ward Beard. Clear Ridge Mrs. Y
Witter and daughter Theima. are VS.
ting the formers mother, Mrs. John
Shaw. All the guests are from BaitI-
more
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.IIING

Those Waiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Drown we're: hrs. Ella HoaaIer and
son. Leonard. Of Cranberry: Mr. and
Mrs. William TheriI and son. Paul. Of
Union Mills: Miss Carrie brown and
Mr.. Samuel Kaufman. Of Tyrone:
Misses Edna G. Myers. nerneIIa and
Hattie uIermnhIen.
Mr.. GIand Myers has put very at
traetiYe wire fence around his new
dwelling house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeremiah KoonIz aud
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter HeIHIg were YIa-
ting friends On Sunday At IilIIea-
town. Pa.
Miss ElYIe sIarner picked black
berry from her garden l 81 inches IN
length and ; inches in circumference.
Mr.. Oliver Eekard and Miss ada
starner spent Sunday last With the
formers brother. Samuel EeEar1.
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.GAnnER.

Those who spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. +. G. Gambler we're. Mr.. and
Mrs. Amos Myers, Of Westminster
Mr.. and mrs. Charles Dull and two
children, Of Mt. Pleasant, and Mr.. aud
Mrs. James Baker, of Hampden. Dalti-
more.
Miss Viola barnes and Mr.. Chum
Danenburg. Of Reisterstown. spent
Tuesday evening with Miss Lyda
Gambler.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. ]. Miller entertain.
ed some Of their many friends Sunday
Among those present were. Mr.. and
Mrs. Long. Mr.. and Mrs. George
pheIffer and daughter, Inez, of Bal.
timore; Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton shipIey
Mrs. Edward Bonner, Mr.. and Mrs
Herschel Miller.
Mr. Horace I. shInley lost :
valuable horse.
Mr.. Abraham Gambler, son Of Mr.
Albert Gambler. WAS taken to st
Agnes Hospital. Baltimore. sunda,
afternoon suffering with typhoid
fever He was taken IN Rev. Otto n
Brittingham,s car accompanied By Dr.
r. T. Wells.
The IarkIn S. Bennett farm Of
Morgan Hun. Freedom district, va.
offered at public sale. August L. ant
was bid TO $3.50 per acre.
Miss Martha Ientz Is spending SOM
time IN Baltimore with relatives AM
friends.
Miss Mary Gorauoh spent SUNDAY
With Misses Margaret and Catherine
Miller.
Miss Viola Barnes entertained Sun
day. Mr.. aud Mrs. Chester stImax, D
Westminster. Miss Iyda Gambler. Mf
George Schwartz and Mr.. Olive
Mosner. Of Reiateratown: Evelyn Bon
ner. Howard Bonner. Ethel Miller an
Decatur Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ogg. Of nea
EastYleW. spent Saturday With tn
latters father. Mr.. George Barnes. 0
Louisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fenby Herring ar
spending the week With Mr.. and Mr.
John KIee.
Mr.. Il. T. Gambler aud daughter
ElYeriI. spent Wednesday With tn
formers daughter. Mrs. Charles Dull
Of NJ Pleasant.
Mr. Chester Marshall. Of baltimore
Il spending Home tine visiting friend
here.
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.0nTuERN.GAnRIlIII.

Miss Minnie Daehman. Of Hanover,
Pa. spent Sunday and Monday With
Miss Ethel Study.
The sIork recently visited the home
Of :. ]. WeImerI ana left daughter.
left 4 son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Heaaon and
daughter, Esther. spent Sunday With
Charles Hesson and wife. At Spring
Dale.
! number. Of persons from this VI
cInIIy attended the Reformed Reunion
1t Dausl Church. n Tyrone. On Thurs
day.
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~ q Ha9Hlaad, 6.aHlg ! naFFeH. =.
! = !. HaIez=uzIH. Cashier n ne aIasa named
InzIIIuIInnda Hosannls that IHa ahoxe zIaIaz
manI = tue = The haal u M knowledge and BE-
IIsT
:. 4 WORDSWORTH Cashier.
Subscribed md z.arn q hsfors ne laIz I5IH d
d August. III
BRADLEY E. IEATHEHu0oD. Notary Public
11TTasI=TsaI.
InHH !. HulnErTE.
= !. EHlIE.
BYRON 8. DORSEY.
UITaeIaEH.
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.NhEM0RIAM.

IN loving remembrance Of M dear father
Clinton Long who departed this life Two YeaEH ago
Hos aadlY Ue have counted the hours.
That measured two sorroxfnl years.
Since We lad him beneath mantle Of flowers,
~ father loved % dear.
often sit and think Of you father.
When IN I'll alone:
For memory : the only friend
That grief can call IL uWn.
b HI daughter. m. Grace HHaahsaHa.
II MEMORY
Of Snyder Want. ahn died August & IaIz
Ne .aIeh foF he presence
Which We have % often Hsen.
nuI he face I'll not Be forgotten
By Ire mzmbsHs d HauaE 9. :.
he lsassz : memory far md HHeat.
Il fragrance EaH never de.
HIz tine Nth n .aa zhorI.
But I'll noI b forgotten - our c :.
y Hauzl e. Z. soeIHIY=
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farming. VII offer at public sale, 10
the highest bidder. on the premises,
On
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1913.
At o'clock p. m. al that valuable
farm. wherein he nov resides. con
tanning . acres. more or less.
The improvements on this farm con
sIst Of q large 10 room. three-story
brick dwelling house. With large
double porch attached. large bank
barn. wagon sheds and carriage houa-
es. hog pens. hen houses. smoke
house. corn cribs. wash house and
summer kitchen. With dairy. wood
house. Ice house and all necessary
ontbnildines. all Of which are IN good
repair.
Also grist and saw mil IN good con
dillon. With mI1ler.s residence. con
taInIng rooms. attached.
: fine veil Of water IT the house
and barn. and a never falling stream
Of water running through the farm.
Also 4 fine young orchard IN bearing.
This farm has been recently lined
and l. IN IN excellent state Of cnltiVa=
ton. There are also about 10 acres Of
| fine wood land On the farm. and IT. 10
eatIon Il very desirable. being only II
miles vert Of Westminster. Nd. and
lying between the Taneytown and
TnI0nIoKn roads. adjoining the lands
Of John Roger. I'm. Il. WanIz. Elder
Ira Brown. Noah Drown and others.
The Hale 81 thu firm presents =
fine opportunity 10 prospective nureh-
aHerE.
Possession Wiil he given April 1t.
1911.
The undersigned I'll BE- pleased II
HhoN an one Wishing 10 purchase \
/ farm, over he came.
Terms Of saIez-z0ne=fhITd cash Of
reasonable credit terms mn b made
/ Il the purchaser OF purchasers giving
n0IsE Nth satisfactory security.
bearing interest from EaY Of saIe.
n0MAxTs :. XASTZ.
/ William Warner. AnelInnsaf.
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.IImdefInanEa

Ne Iake this method u think the
l M frIenda If our dear aon. Snyder
Nanlz. for the beautiful flowers sent
hin. alHo tn Pleasant Valley Lodge
brothers for their beautiful FORA
tribute and for all the sympathy and
respect shown the family in thu aour
Of aHd bereavement.
NJ. And MIS-. Il. ]. WANTZ.
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AIEIlEllIlIl.

Mrs. Ephraim. Of Baltimore. and
Mrs. Edward caaselI. Of Daehman'a
Valley. spent Sunday with Harvey
Englar and family.
Miss saIlie Mae Fowler and Miss
Idyth Inderrieden, Of Baltimore. we're
guests Of Miss Hattie Willet several
days last week.
Roy Haines and Harry IafIeld. Of
Baltimore. spent Sunday with Ralph
Martin.
Nathan Diehl spent several days On
the Eastern Shore last week
Harry Bower. Of Baltimore, VAS a
guest Of the family Of I. n sIoner Sat
urday and Sunday.
Those who spent Sunday with I. H.
Willet and family were: Mrs. Edna J.
Teeser and Mr.. Wellington Penn. Of
Silver Run; Mr.. and Mrs Milton !.
Myers aud David Feeaer. Of near
Pleasant Valley, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy selIman.
Quite q number Of our people at
tended the Grange Fair near fancy
town last week.
:. 4. WIIIeI l. having hIa barn
and other buildings painted. Waltz
md Hyde. Of New Windsor. are doing
the work.
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PEAL. ESTATE.
Nox : the Time to by Farms. Town
Properties. Timber Tracks. and
Farms Of every description.
Fer Sale :.
THOMAS Z COMPANY.
II I. maIn street. Westminster. Nd.


Special Offering. excellent farm o. ID
Acres. plenty 81 fruit. good water and
buildings. 2 miles from Westminster.
Price =. 10000.
ISb Acre Farm. - Acres IN good tim
Der. excellent buildings. within l miles
Of Westminster. Price Ss5oo0o.
Farm d Acres. located within several
miles Of Westminster. about L Acres
excellent timber. good meadow land.
farm suitable Tor dairy farm.
Farm - Acres. located within l miles
81 Westminster. good land and build
ing. abundance fruit. particularly veil
located.
Farm IL Acres. new buildings. within
i miles Of Westminster. plenty d fruit.
one Of the beat meadows n the County.
Particularly adapted to dairy purposes.
Farm ! Acres. excellent land. within
4 miles d Westminster. good buildings,
abundance o. fruit. under nigh state Of
cultivation.
: neu Cottage. eight rooms. steam
heated. handsome bath room. Nth every
modern convenience. located On Penn
sYIvania Avenue.
We aIHo have number Of other
farms md town properties, which We
Vii gladly show and quote prices md
terms upon application.
aug p
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IsxEcuI0p,s PUBLIC SALE
- of A
Valuable Farm
Near sykesslIle. Carroll County. nd.

u virtue n I'D pursuant u N
order Of lie Orphans. EouTI 81 Carroll
County naaaad n fha IaIh d. Of A.
1T. IHIz. IIs undersigned. surviving
executor 81 Manila : : Jenkins. De
ceased. I'll aIeF II public HaIe on Ife
premises. naaH sYkezFIIle. Carroll
enuHIxZ Maryland. On
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- aGnES II Iasn. aere m r..

Is AGnES II I4Sn. 1are n Iszs.
III fHrm adIaInz n Iand q Richard
Il bennett. Howard NaHIIeII. Joseph
nT0.H - EHHHE naH#HE. anH EIIII
ArTrs q i a. n valuable al and
chestnut timber and h remainder
II I'D IaHa = under cultivation ThIa
IHaHsrI. ! improved :. TO and
aHazHaH STORY FRAME DWELLING
TN carriage HauH.z EaHH sFIH= 80
n III. chicken HnHH.. mzaI HaHHE
~ 9TH necessary uuI= buildings
TH.Hs 4 81 = #HI.H II II. Haa#a
I'D : HHHInZ II HaIaH nHaH h HzHn
THa field -. - aaIsT.I m II
- IaH - ia. ID HHH HuzE.III=
IL q , hIKh HIaIa nf cultivation ThLa
property i hi InTee nd On haII
nil I'm .sEs#.III.. ~ ! n II.
IzaH q ; - agricultural section
- - attractive ID dsHImahI. zam=
mHnIIX I'D p = convenient ae.sH# -
public place.
THHm@ = zzIa a. prescribed d lie
order q Court ===0na=InIr1 aa#I N
IL - u ale. q n IIH ratification
thereof b II Orphans Court Of GaTz
ri COUNTY. md The residue n 10
aauaI InzIaIlmenIH Of md L months
from tie d. 81 ale The credit pa
msnIa n he secured = II. bonds ~
single hIlla IF 1He purchaser or unr=
ehaseTH Nth sufficient security. baaf=
IN Interest from h d. oI ale. aT
II al n II. nnIIaH 81 II. purchaser
oH purchasers.
FHlsK !. HEHIEu0S.
Surviving Executor 81 MansIIa :. :.
jenkins. deceased.
fond : nzrEs. aoIIHII0Hz
Joseph = neETeII. AaeIIoneer.
~ - =
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PRIVATE : ALE.

: farm situated along ths Baltimore and Rsla.
EsTHIoun turnpike zbouI 3 nil rum WzaImln=
IalnIn. i ACRES Or LAND under eosd state O
cultivation. md good meadow. ram weather.
bo=E1aI IouzH nd III necessary oul=IaaInEa
uIEn n abundance o. fruit AnDlY II
-. = It Hns. EMMA J. ZErp.
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HzSE-HIUEU..

DEn0HT o. TIE CONDITION
. =. HgHHI IlT. SaHIHaz 1aHE n HolI=.
IN. i u sIaIf If Maryland. n tIs
6I6z6 II IH=IHszz. Ia1HH III. I1Iz.
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CANDIDATE9.CARD.
TO TIE DEMOCRATS Of CARROLL
InTTETV

I an 4 candidate for nomination for
the Office Of Member Of the House Of
Delegates b. the Democratic party.
and respectfully request your aid and
support at the coming primary cleo
ton.
FRANCIS EARL Skinner.
Union Bridge District
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For Men, Women and
Children-All Colors, Sly
Ies. Sizes and weights 25c
: pair-Four Pairs Guar
anIeed Four Months.

Knit II II elastic. sheer.
smooth and comfortable. Made
u finest Egyptian yarn Nth to-.
sole and heel heavily reinforced
With :. J and 1-plY strong linen
thread. seamless woven into this
Iisle body.
Me sincerely recommend Bus
ter,s HARMLESS. Guaranteed
Hosiery u those mothers and
bachelors uho dislike 10 darn. v
know il ill oufiise is guarantee
md FeIain Is color.
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{. !. CLINE { SON
MAKING Both Ends Meet

: : serious proposition % not people
the d.. ! : ~ ely done % II
= : carriage : concerned i You % youT
buying here. You cannot 20 Ieaa md
md Get - Kood : carriage elsewhere.
On en- eHHIlY naY more and MT obtain
The quality - oIIeT.
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MONDAY. SEPTEMBER LII. Iaia.

II o'clock :. n. - Ihaf valuable
Iarm EnnRn = na.dad. . situated Il
n intersection d lie public r0ad
IsadInE from tn In.n aI EYEezFIiIa
u IHe Washington rnad nd IN White
To- I'D from zEEH#FIIIa n HaTTaII.
II carroll county. Maryland. contain
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The California scientist who has dis
covered . WY Of preventing badness
should open m once n the population
center Of the country.
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I1UDLIc SALE
= Of one d the most
OesirabIe Farms
n Westminster District. Carroll
County. Maryland.

The undersigned. intending to quit
farming. vii offer at public sale. to
the highest bidder. on the premises.
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FARM FOR SALE.

Two Hundred acre Farm. quarter
mile from Gettysburg. along Govern
menI ave. suitable Ior stock. fruit and
dairy. Good buildings. running water
It barn and through the farm. Eight
hundred bearing apple tree. Terms -
suit. Go. :. STOCK,
aug % Gettysburg. p.
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GOIT FOR SALES years Old, vel
- bred. suitable Tor driving. reason
able price. Apply 70 Jesse 1. null.
known = Blacksmith NuII. neaT EurE-
holders. ang y sl
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DOYLE = MAGEE
WESTMINSTER. MARYLAND.

DuELIc SALE o. HOUSEHOLD
! GOODS. SATURDAY. AUGUST
II. IoI1, It one O'Clock :. m. IowII /:
0zk nsdnnom aaII EHIsIs HI. Cradle. Inon
HI. Tomel Hzek IoI 81 Pictures. II n Mailing.
Chamber Set - sHass Cob Stove. Stand.
rIuzn IaTIaT ut nlazH H9zEsT. Extension Table.
Kitchen CHAIR. I.I n Glassware ii 4 uEzhsz.
IoI d Screens. se1sHnIssH. IAHnz. Rall q On
cloth. nHnHT Ia. HouE sEalI. n 0I Cooking
Utensils ii o Tub ~ n.llsT. Cupboard. q. =
Garden Taala. IoI 81 IsIHz. aIAn1. 0I stow. HIs.
Terms Eaah.
HI WALTER WALKING.
GTo.i Afs. Center II Extended. Westminster
~ =
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Saturday, August ,
JOHN BURNS T GETTYSBURG
= he sIAn.
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Unusual hosiery values for the
money. Costs > Per cent. more
10 make than any other guaranteed
hosiery retailing foF 25e and il
ne oulg pc sill Use guaFaH iced
hosiery made.
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96x4 Tire On Rim. Lost between Bait.
more and Gettysburg. I. Il. Sutton,
Ocean City. :. !. Reward i found.
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PEACHES ron SALE.
II orr orchard N Monday nd
Tuesday, August p and .. Alec I'LL
Ing 60. Phone No. s01-1I.
aug %
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SATURDAY AUGUST D. 1913.
The undersigned I'll receive It III
Stables. n LIIIlesIoun. N the above
date. 81 head o. nnIea, Il months old.
md Horae md Mare Colls, ranging from
! 70 yeara, for private sale o. 81
change. - God - ever rev. VII
paY highest eaah market prices for At
horaeH and mules suitable Tor Southern
markets.
aug 223I :. :. SPALDING.
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: 1T o. UNCLAIMED MATTER
= remaining IN the poaIoIIIee. Went
minister. ID. August Il. 1913.
CuaI. - WInInus EoaIar. - Irsne
GoonIz, r. :. r.. HozIas Matthews. -.
DOYLE - IIzzIz .AT.on. -. i :.
Penney. ". " EoEInHen. -. William
Fo.d. MT. Charlie seHanEa. n. Geo
Persons ealing for TIE matter n above
list wIII please ~ i - advertised.
I. :. G0HsuGH.
aug = Postmaster.
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Roy HaInes and Harry Lafield of
Baltimore. spent Sunday with Ralph
Martin
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Quite a number Of our people at
tended the Grange Fair near fancy
.avuu last uaaE
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Miss LottIe eollifloWer, Of Washing
ton. Is spending a week with her
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ZE4sTIEH

IlHa Elsie Conway. Nho haH been
sick for several weeks. Il improving.
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William Warner. AnetIonear.
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Miss Viola Barnes and Mr.. Chum
Of Reisterstown, spent
Tuesday evening with Miss LYDIA
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Nathan DIehl spent several days On
the Eastern Shore last week.
Harry Bower. Of Baltimore. MS n
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Leaves Winnemucca land ~oppo.;ta
points, daily Except Sunday at 7 a.
m. for Paradise, willow Point and
way stations. 25-lbs. baggage allow
cd, Be for excess.
Once and garage on Sixth, near
Bridge. Phone 46.
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$4,000 vOICESi
And Many Are the Voices Of Winnie
mucca People.

uloSS0 CoRBOs
Thirty thousand voices-what a
grand chorusi And that s the mum
Der of American men and women who
are publicly praising Doan's Kidney
Pills for relief from backache, kidney
and bladder ills. They say it to
friends. They tell it In the home pa
pers. Winnemucca people are in this
chorus. Here's a Winnemucca case:
John Martin, Winnemucca, New,
says: 81 had kidney trouble with
pains in my back and loins. / have
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Application No. 27s2
Notice Of Application for Permission
to Appropriate the Public Waters
Of the State Of Nevada.

Notice Is hereby given that on the
18th day of September, 1913, in ac-
cordance with Section 80, Chapter 140,
of the Statutes of 1918, one P. r..
Born, of Winnemucca, County of Hum
boldt, and State of Nevada, made ap-
plication to the State Engineer Of Ne
vada for permission to appropriate
the public waters Of the State Of Ne
vada. Such appropriation is to be
made from Paradise Canyon, tribu-
taries and springs, at a point which
bears from the quarter south corner,
between sections 81 and 90, south SO
degrees 90 minutes. west 27s7 feet,
township 80 north, range SO east, NJ.
ID. b. and NJ, by means of dams and
FIVE cubic feet per second is to be con-
veysd to the SWA and So of NWA
and SWA of NEA and NWA of
SEA of section %, township 80
north, range 80 east, NJ. d. B. and NJ,
by means of bitches, and there used
for irrigation and domestic purposes.
Water not to be returned to stream.
Signed: w. NJ. KEARNEY,
State Engineer.
First publication, Sept. %, 1913.
Last publication, Oct. %, 1913.
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FOR SALE-One lot, 7ox100, corner
Fifth and Akin. Newly graded and
ready for building. Inquire A. c..
Observation-Disclosures, sept1.
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WANTED-Position by China cook,
ranch or mining camp. Inquire at
this Office or of Chung Dick, China
town.-Advertisement, Sept25.
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TIME TABLE

southern Pa'ifc timetable No &
salt Lake division, in effect sunday
June 9, 1913, 1901 a. m. y'