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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-06
WANTED-salesmen.


WANTED-saiesman travelling. salary and
expenses or commissions: must be active.
ambitious, energetic Splendid opportunity.
Former experience not essential Land
mark Cigar Co.. Denver, Pa.
WANTED = Salesman. capable specially
man for New Mexico. Staple line on new
and exceptional terms Vacancy now. At
ItractIve commission contract. ss5 weekly
for expenses Miles r. Bxler Co.. 1916
carlln Bldg. Cleveland o.
CAN USE several ambitious energetic sales
men, Most attractive land and orchard
proposition ever offered: selling rapidly and
giving complete satisfaction leads furnish
ed. One salesman earned $4,000 In two
weeks. Address Frank X. Adcock secretary.
lol New York Life. Kansas city Mo.
Statesmen making small towns should
carry our fast selling pocket side line.
Special sales plan allowing return Of I'M
sold goods makes quick easy sales $500
commission on each order. 5000 10 sfa0d
daily profit for fun time, Something new.
Write for outfit today Garfield Mfg. Co.
2os slgel St. chicago Ill.
SUCcEssFuL statesmen working small
towns. increase your earnings during
spare time by placing our Punch Board
assortmcnts. We guarantee merchants sales.
Can use only men now employed as sales
nen and capable OF earning $50 per week.
State territory. See our Dunn and Brad
street rating also rating OF those who
copy our I'D and plans. Devon Mfg Co..
Chicago.
THE MERCHANTS PUBLIHfflNG CO..
Kalamazoo, Mich. Originators ~ the ia
nous Kalamazoo Kalanders, and doing a
national business over 30 years, has an
opening in Arizona and New Mexico for a
clean-cut salesman with education and
good personality. To begin work Jan. | or
before. We are extensive manufacturers OF
copyright, exclusive advertising calendars
fans and pennants. We include leather goods
and speciaties In the line. Commissioning
liberal: exclusive territory assigned great
opportunity for hustler who means bust
ness and wants flrst-class line Write
Sales Manager. at once and enclose this ad,
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Kansas city Livestock.

Kansas City. Sept. 5.-Cattle-ke--
cetpts. 400. Market steady. Prime fed
steers, $9.756010.e0; dressed beef steers
Ss.50@9.65; western steers, $6.l5 %
9.35; stockers and feeders. $3.50 g ss5u
bulls, 5.25dD675; calves, $3.50 q 10, 20.
Sheep - Receipts, none. MaTKe'
steady. Lambs, $7.25 a 1855; yearlngs
$3.50 q G.25; wefhers, $5.25 @ 5.to;
ewes, $4s6@5.25.
Hogs Receipts. 200. Market lower.
Bulk. $S.9O@9.15; heavy, 5000 g s.l5;
packers and butchers, $500 ysio;
light. S.S0@9.10: pigs, $500 500
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WHEAT PRICES
SHOW DECLINES
FROM HIGH MARX
May Is Quoted on Bulge at
$1,32, but Profit Taking and
Approach Of Holiday Cause
Slight Drop,

Chicago. Sept. 5.-Bellef that the
demand from Europe had been suffi-
cienty discounted for the present led
To setback In wheat prices today af-
Ter a spasmodlc early bulge. In the
end, the market was steady at v to
lsse under last night Corn finished
* Ia * down; oats, X off TO &c up
and provisions lowered a shade to loo.
Free selling of wheat set In as soon
as the market had touched new high
level for May. $l.32 as against S1.3l a
the Tip top point yesterday. The west
and northwest were said to be letting
wheat 60 less meagerly from farms,
and there seemed TO be noticeable
diminishing OF urgency as TO exports
General proft-taking was also In or
der III wheat bought the last couple
DAYS especially as no further chance
20 even up trades would be open until
Tuesday, owing to the Labor day In
fcrvening.
Despite the break in wheat values
there was no such stop orders unload
ing as might have been expected, and
The market soon steadicd. Consider
able attention was given to the fact
that the September delivery held re-
latlvely firm. 1t was explained that
n big decrease was expected to be
shown Monday In the amount of wheat
in store at Chicago. Shipments OF
wheat from here to Canadian ports
last week by way Of the lakes aggre-
gated 1871. 900 bushels.
In corn as In wheat, there was a
tendency toward moderate reaction
from the recent strong advance. Sell
ers, however. were timid, being re-
Iuctant to face a possible renewal @
investment buying. although country
offerings were said TO he on the In
crease.
Oats ruled easy on account Of q
fal,ing eff In the export demand and
beca use of longs desiring TO take
profitk.
Provisions trade was of small vol
ume. Covering by shorts offset 70
some extent shrinkage In the yaiuF
of hogs.
fff~Fff'~ q
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chicaro livestock.

Chicago, Sept 5.--Cattle-Recelpts'
400. Market slow. Beeves, S6.1o@
1890: steers, $6.30@9.20; stockers and
feeders. $5.40@S.15; cows and heifers
$3.75M9.25; calves, $7.50@11
Sheep - Receipts. 1000. Marker
steady. Sheep, $4.75 m5.75; yearlings'
$1,000 $3.50; lambs, $4,000 7.s5.
Hogs Receipts, 5000; Marke.
weak. Bulk, $s.65 9.05; light, ss.lo
M9.s5; mixed, $S.45@9.30; heavy, w.
30m915; rough, $S.30@S.4b; pigs
$475mS.4O.
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FOR SAE,E

SO. So0--S-room frame. modern. hot
water heat. lawn. shade, good loca-
tion in Highlands close In.
2.75o--s-room brick. modern large
basement. corner LOT. Highlands.
close In; easy terms.
2.0o0--b-room modern frame. two
large porches, good outbuildings.
Fourth ward. easy terms.
t1so0.-<-room frame, bath. nns
shade, good outbuildings. fins To-
cation: N. 18th 81.
IS, 000--6-room brick, modern. well
built. cellar. sleeping porch, good
outbuildings; w. Silver Avenues
close In.
tS,200-s-room bungalow. modern
Highlands. close In.
A. ELElSCNIElR
Loans Fire Insurance
III South Fourth 81.
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VETERINARY COLLEGES.

S. #. VETERINARY COLLEGE begins Sept
IL. No profession offers equal opportunity
catalog free. G, Keano. presa 1918 Marke
ST.. San Francisco.
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can be managed. They considetrts
eyerv blow tending to weaken Anss
tria win furnish an incentive FOR
ftalv ~ take IN arms with the triple
entente Ia Gain supremacy in the ADJ
riatic af the expense Of Austria. IN
he evenf az victory and the realign-
ment of the map Of Europe.
The prospect that the buropean
ccnfla grafton may spread Wy
Near East is becoming more tnfea.-
ening. All the latest dispasehss i,v ~,
Turkey describe preparations ior var
against Greece. when ihc'u"e W
importation of 1000 sfeinsah o'' ~,
and on-commissioned of1isers. .ns
majority Of then, attdenea W ~
navy and the artillery snon'" ap.n.s
fight as the ally Of Gefmahs an" = us7
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TyPEwRITERs.


Makers OF awnings. porch curtains.
teafs and anything In canvas.
Household goods bought and sold.
Good lire OF new furniture. Sleep
ing porches our specially. Phone
OCT. 4of South First street.
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IT you are ever troubled with acl
pans or soreness of the muscles,
wiz appreciate the good Gernianl
Chamberlain's LinirM enc Of the
ferers from rheurfate to partici-
have used 1t wis
is especially vaes Terrible.
and lame backbassv has issued a
ers. fian claims by a
Royal Bglal ! herr show it TO-
en- feed will nj ter stroke than at
mott. Good I'd that besides TO-.
aDnndance 600. guns instead OF
icca. care abrted, We're taken, to-
scribe Tor locomotives. $50 cars
make them ktores of provisions.
hisii the feq also claims that the
get scarce 1 the yjstula
. chance:
than you G
Ae>e,>~~~~~~~
sie-21ER FORECAST.
....... h. Sept. e.--New Mex. s
lly fair Monday ana
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FOR SALE


Two-acre tract half mile from
city limits. 5-room house. good OUT
buildings. nice orchard. garden
ground and alfalfa. on main ditch.
Price $4,000; sl4s cash. balance
SIS per month.
Ranch one mile from bridge. Is
acres, s-room house, 2S0 fruit
trees, balance Of land Ia alfalfa
and corn. on main ditch. Price
S2.Ooo; si25 cnsh. balance $40
per month.
Ranch two miles out on North
Fourth street. 20 ucren. good
house, good stable. chicken houses,
chicken wire fences. good orchard
and good garden ground: good
water right. Price $4,000; Will
give terms.
Five-aore tract. one mile from
city limits on North Fourth street.
price $500; sloo cash. balance
$40 month. a big bargain.
Money to Loan and Investments.
| UNION REAL1rY co.
10 South second 81.
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sEwELER AND orTIcIAN
2f4 West Central Avcnse
s. r. vANN

New Maxicp's Finest Art gewcler.
Jeweify and Watch Repairing.
Diamond Setting.
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ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS

Nash Electric supply Company.
Electrical contractors and enKi-
neers. Motors and generators.
Everything electrical carried N
stock. SOC West Central Avenue.
Phone No, 2.
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~-~~%~~-~-~-~-N<-~-~-~-e- ~-~-@4~-~-~~-~~
TWO ATTRACTIVE ynung Kentucky
school teachers, both good cooks. must
clana; want rcai cowboy husbands Love
ranch life Particulars first letter. Imsne-
djate matrimony II suited. Address Miss
KAtheryn A.. Or Angela NJ. u'Ncill joplin,
Ma
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FOR RENT--Rooms.
~~~~-~>~-~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~<->~>-~~~~-~~~~~~~
North.
FOR RENT -'Aodern furnished room close
In. no sick. az North Firth
FOR RENT~-F urnishcd room FOR iIrht
housekeeping. soi West Central
FOR RENT--t:ood. modern furnished rooms
At s2.s5 per week. aosx West Central
FOR RENT Nicely furnished modern
rooms Rio Gfande Hotel sls W. Central
FOR RENT--one modern furnished front
room: no sick need apply. sci North
Fourth.
FOR RENT Furnished front room mod
ern' with sieeping porch. sos North Third
street
FOR RENT peslrable housekeeping rooms.
also sleeping rooms. no sick. Ssi's West
Central
FOR RENT--Two rooms furnished for
housekeeping with screen porch. as
North sixth.
FOR RENT--Two modern roonla. Furnished
for housekeeping, aiso one sleeping room.
s2e North Fourth.
FOR RENT-7fwo nicely Furnished rooms
strictly modern with use OF BATH Fon.
ileman only. al West Roma avenue
FOR RENT-~i.arge cool. nicely furnished
room In COED location and private fam
lily: bath. lights. shade. 22< West New
York.
South.
FOR RENT FURNISHED rooms. every cum
venIence. 400 South seventh
F0T FENT--Fooms. hot water. heat no
sick, no children. az West Silver
FOR RENT Furnshed rooms FOR liThi
housekeeping 72i South Second street
FOR RENT--Two nicely furnished rooms
for gentlemen. 81 week 10 West Gold.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms; modern; no
sick. Apply 5osn West Central.
FOR RENT--Furnshed rooms for light
housekeeping: cheap. Sii West Lead
avenue.
FOR KENT-A very doalfable front room.
well furnished anc airy. aos West Lead
avenue
FOR REN'r-~Two nicely Furnished modern
rooms for housekeeping. no sick s2i
West Silver.
FOR RENT housekeeping rooms and fur.
nshed cottages. sleeping porches. eis
Mest C2el.
Highlands.
FOR RENT--Furnishod roums Els South
Walter. Phone 202.
FOR RENT-Afndern furnished bedroom.
ago South Edith,
FOR RENT-suite Of light haaselkeeplng
rooms. 222 North Walter
ron RENT Room employed lady pre-
ferred no sick. ia North HIeh.
FOR RENT--Mpdern furnished rooms with
sleeping porches. 5l6h Il. Central. 7. 1901.
FOR RENE nicely furnished front rooms
with or without board. as s Broadway.
FOR RENT-Two rooms furnished for light
housekeeping. strictly modern sos South
Walter.
FOR RENT-Two large modern rooms. en-
suite or single. cs3 South Broadway,
Phone i2T6H
FOR RENT--fffee rooms. furnished FOR
housekeeping. modern and clean no sick.
SIS South Walter.
FOR RENT--Nieely FURNISHED room. mod
ern; close in; gentleman preferred; no
sick. soi South Broadway.
FOR RENT Elegant front bedroom, bath
connecting, first floor. close in. for a gen
tleman. al South Arno. Phone 1851.
FOR Notwithstanding
-~~~~~~~~~~~~<~~--->~<~~
North.
FOR RENT--rwo-room house. partly fur
nished sos North Twelfth street.
FOR RENT--sIx- room. modern flat. North
Fifth street 5000 per month: water
paid. First Savings Bank a Trust Go.
FOR RENT--b=rooin modern brick range
and shade. f0aS Forester avenue. Ssp.0e
per month. Apply sei Forester avenue.
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sis-4ER FORECAST.

-. IL. sept. e.-New Mex.
NY fair Monday ana
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DREssMAKFNG.

~~~.~~~~S~~~~-~~~~~-~~ ~-~~~-~~~-~~~-~-r-->~
ron latest styles in dfensmaking see
Mrs g. Philips. soT North Fifth. Phone
faS5J
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pusINEss CHANCES.

| ,<~<er<>~~r.-r.-u< ~~v~~-~~-~.~~~~ue~~~
ron sALE--Restaurant and hotel; cheap.
r. Nieri sls South First street
| FOR sALE-Hotel and rooming house. best
! location in city Bargain for someone.
Porterfield Co. ZIG West Colo:
BUSINESS opportunity, best in entire
| state for retail liquor and restaurant
! business. Must be up-to-date. small capital
raduired Address =. care journal
] mANUFAUTuKER wants state managers
10 establish office and manage statesmen.
Liberal pay 100000 TO $4,000 necessary;
you handle own money. Secretary 4os Fish
er building. Chicago.
Fob sALE-The furniture OF first-class
four-chair barber shop or WIN rent me
lat III West Central avenue. Apply 70
Union Bar, 1O7 North First. -
| WANTED IDEAs--Write for list OF lnyen-
| tlons wanted by manufacturers and prizes
| offered for Inventions. our four DOCKS sent
free. Patent Secured or Fee Returned VIC
,jtor !. Evans 4 CO., 70 Ninth, washington
ID. G.
FOR sALE-IIouscs
l<no~~><~~-~~-~o~ -~~~~~~-~r~~-~s-~
Iron eALE-Nice residence az saefiiiee'
close in. Inquire sol West. oentral:
4 FOR sALE-Eight-ro modern house.
| two lots or will take small house IN ex-
/ change Address Mrs H. J. Render, gil
South Broadway
iT5T SALE OR RENT--Party furnished
4 7.room residence with bath and cellar
~ ala eoufh Seventh street. FINE cohai-
lion Easy terms No commissions 60 pay.
Ia Hsss P. o. Box ess. ely. -.
80 I, = - - n
| Of thenR sAI.E-Iseal Estate.
ey see no al ~-~->~-~-~~~~~~~~~-~-~S
IN army in Poist4- acres improved lano
rentlv between two neh. at bargain
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HELP WANTED.
Male.
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS are easy 10 get.
My free booklet y-ises. tells how. Write
today-NoW. Earl Hopkins. Washington.
D. {.
Make MONEY WITH us. Amount de.
ponds upon time devoted. No canvaaslng
Ambitious local man wanted Address ts-
trander, Dept s2S. IL West sist street.
New York
= HAVE contract---to distribute a million
free packages Borax Soap Powder. Want
feiinble men and women to help. tlso0
weekly. Natefly Brown, 100 North Frank
ln Chicago
LEARN automobile repairing. driving on
up-to-date ears; electrical civil engineer.
Ing surveylnE, methods most practicai
room and board while learning. positions
secured. satisfaction guaranteed. catalogue
free. National School OF Engineering. 1iie
West seventh. Los Angeles.
Female.
Misunderstanding Apply New MexIro
Cafe before II q. m.
wANTED-A girl for general Homework.
InqnIre sea North Thirteenth street.
WANTED--Glrl or woman for general
Homework. call at az North Thirteenth.
wANTED--Young lady 70 do llsht book.
keeping and help selling at T.. Maharam >
store.
WANTED-Giri for general housework In
a very small family. Inquire al The
Economist
WANTED~-A competent woman for cook
Ing and general homework. Apply as
South High
WANTED-Girl Tor general housework and
cooking. Apply TO 623 West Copper ave-
nue.. Mrs. N T. Armijo-
NANTED-Maid to do light housekeeping
for two, near university, References re-
qulrcd. Address g b. care journal.
iWANTED-A good woman for cleaning.
steady job; one preferred who can go
home nights Apply Presbyterian sanato-
rum. Phone sac.
I WOMEN r Sell guaranteed hosiery 70
I friends, neighbors and general weaferi 20
per cent profit make $40 daily experience
unnecessary. International Mills West
philadelphia. Pa.
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he an sAT,E-ReaI Estate.

They see no ai--~-~-~~-~~.@>rsr----S -
TRAN army in Poist4-5 acres improves 'an =
narentlv between two nch at bargain
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80 5. Second street French Ias-
terry. cream pnffs and tho finest Of
cakes every dAy. faeolA hiead
speciality. Phone aaV,
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MILLER'S.

William Hare, or near here, had a
wash house built which adds a great
deal to the convenience of his home
George Hare moved into his home
here on Tuesday which he purchased
from George Deagen.
Mrs. Leah Barber is having her
house painted.
Mrs. Daniel Redding and daughters,
Edna and Alva, and son, Russell, of
near Dallastown, visited relatives here
last Saturday and Sunday.
Edward Brown and wife and Park
or Zepp and wife, of Baltimore, visit
ed George Hare and wife the past
week.
John * Miller and wife and Luther
Wentz and family visited William
Brown and family, near Greenmount,
on Sunday.
Henry K. Miller and children visit
ed at Greenmount Sunday.
Cherries are plentiful everywhere.
There will be preaching at the
school house Sunday morning at 10
o'clock, Rev. Resses is expected to be
present.
Mrs. Charles Miller and daughter
Frances, OF Baltimore, are visiting
the formers parents, Leonard Berk-
heimer and family, here.
Don't forget to attend Miller's pic
mic Saturday.
Master Milton Miller spent several
days the past week visiting his broth
CT. Everett Miller, and wife, near
Stiltz's, Pa.
Some of our folks attended Child
ren's Day service at Greenmount,
Sunday.
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I'll. RS Program.

6.3O-Rise, shave, battle and dress.
6-32-Breakfast
6.S5-Motor to the palace Voice:
but d'you reckon the King and
Queen will be up?'D They'd better
be up!
6.5O-Receive their Majesties ia au-
dience
7.OO-Work out new foreign policy
for Spain.
T.10-Drive to inspect art galleries.
7-12-Return and tell Alfonso all
about that new river.
S.3O-Write 200,0OO-word address for
the Royal Geographical Society.
9.30-Read $4,000 volumes OF mod
ern Spanish literature.
1002-Go to bullfight, most of the
bull to be furnished by the Colonel.
10.42-Wade over to England and
choke Savage Lander.
10.47-Wade back.
11.00-Review the army and navy,
visit the Cortes, organize the Spanish
Ananias Club, shake hands with 345,-
9S7 people and seriously ponder the
advisability Of running for King.
12.00-Colonel's orderly drops dead
from Observation-Disclosures Is. Cd
State.
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fS AlvTBER ,.

The cherries are ripe and the fruit
lS very fine, but the crop iS short, and
the price is fair, 8 cents per pound.
MIR. Thomas Flater has fine field OF
clover, the best in these parts. Grass
in general looks well.
MIR. Harry Naylor, of Reisterstown.
while riding motorcycle Sunday
afternoon on the State road, about 2
miles West of here, had a bad spill
and the result was a badly bruised
knee and leg. He had to abandon his
motor and was taken home by friend.
Gambler won a very exciting game
from Oakland Saturday, s to 8. Hamp-
stead will b. the attraction Saturday,
June 13. Game will be played on
Gambler field
Mr.. Harry Benson, OF Baltimore, il
spending the week with Mr.. George E.
Benson.
Mr.. Eugene Lamotte, OF Baltimore,
spent the weeks end with Mr.. William
ID. Bush
MI. Thomas Stricken and family
spent Saturday and Sunday with rela-
tives here.
Mr.. Irwin Kelly, of Taneytown, is
spending some time with his uncle and
aunt
Children's Day services were held
at Mount Pleasant Methodist Episco-
pal Church Sunday, June 7th. The
church was tastefully decorated and
special music was played for the &C.
casion by Miss Martha Zentz on the
organ; Mr.. Harry Monroe, clarinet;
Mr. Elmer Schaeffer, violin; Mr.,
Harry Shipley, clarinet; Mr.. Frank
WEIGH, slide trombone. Mr.. Oscar
Monroe cornet The day was ideal
and the exercises were excellent. The
children all did we'll and the program
rendered was the finest that was ever
given in the history of the church.
Much credit il due Miss Martha zentz,
assisted by Miss Ethel Shipley and
Miss Nellie Spencer, for the above
program.
Hi. and Mrs. Charles w. X. Arnold
have returned to their home in Balti-
more after spending the week with
the formers father, Mr.. Henry T.
Arnold and grandparents, MT. and
Mrs. Abram Haines.
On the evening of June 3rd Mr..
Henry ri. Arnold Of Dun Dee Heights,
entertained a few Of his friends at his
home in honor of his son and daugh-
ter-in-law, MIR. and Mrs. Charles WI.
K Arnold, of Baltimore. Music was
rendered by Mr.. Charles Wagner and
son Walter. Dancing and singing
were the features of the evening.
Those present were: Mr. Henry A..
Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. X.
Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Miller
and family, and and Mrs. William AM
' Shauck and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Charles Wagner, Mrs. Albert W.
Spencer. Mr.. Hoffman, Of Smallwood;
Mr. Howard F. Spencer, Jarrett w.
Shauck, William Zentz, Walter Wag-
ner, MIR. William Heath; Misses Emily,
Alice, Nellie and Ruth Arnold. Re-
freshments were served at late
v hour.
/ Charles H. Barnes, of Fairmont and
MIR. George Barnes, of Baltimore, spent
Sunday with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs William l. Barnes.
\ Miss Carrie Lamotte, OF Manches-
F! ter, is spending the week with Mrs.
\ r. F.. Wells.
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"THE LOCUSTS. !"
"A Fine Farm situated In Freedom
District For Sale.

A Will sell privately the fine farm
known as the Locusts" owned by Mrs.
A. +. Gordon-CuEmlng and containing
about 2O8 ACRES The Mansion House
was burned this spring, the other i'm
provements consist of tenant house. the
servant house, shop, two bank barns.
wagon shed, barrack and all other nee
essary outbuildings. About 20 Acres
or II is meadow land. Water il pump
ed by gasoline engine to the buildings.
Plenty of fruit, shrubbery, &C. It ID
located about a mile from tile new state
road and about four miles from Sykes
VILE Possession can b. given at once.
Write or call upon
GUY WI. STEELE,
Attorney,
July I'LL a Westminster. Md
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Thanks to the gods! my boy has
had done his duty-Addison.
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
On the Death Of Levi ID. Reid by the
Association OF Public School Teach
ers Of Carroll County.

Whereas God in His, Providence has
seen fit to remove our faithful and
loving friend, Levi ID. Reid, from his
home and associates, and,
Whereas, in his sad and unexpect-
ed death this Association has lost one
who had been for many years true
and devoted member therefore be il
Resolved, That although we mourn
the death OF our dear friend, we at
the same time bow in submission to
Gods will, and that we express to
the bereaved family our sympathy,
and in this, their time of sorrow, COM
mend them to Him who IL able To
wipe away all the tears of those who
trust in Him, and be it further
Resolved. That these records be
spread upon the minutes of the As
sociation, and b. published i'm the
weekly papers OF Carroll county.
WILBUR J.. KOONTZ,
CARRIE HARBAUGH.
Thanks to the godsi my boy has
had done his duty-Addison.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-06-19
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