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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-25
MANY sHRINERs TO HORTON.
Abdallah Temple Will Go to Initiate
Forty Into Order.

Horton, Kan, May 25.-Shrirers
from many parts of the state will
gather here Friday to initiate forty
candidates Abdallah Temple, An
cient Arabic Order Mobiles of the
Mystic Shrine, will make a pilgrimage
from Leavenworth here for the af-
fair.
Three hundred will come from
Leavcnworth in addition to members
from Topeka Kansas City. st. Joseph
and many other towns in northeast
ern Kansas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-25
Will Nominate Fairbanks.

Indianapolis, May 25.-Congress-
man Will r Wood of Lafayette, Ind,
will place the name of Charles w
Fairbanks before the Republican
national convention at Chicago as a
candidate for the nomination for
president, it was announced today
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-25
ILL HEALTH CAUSED SUICIDE.
Republic County Woman. DespOndent
Shot Self With - CaIiber Rifle.

CORTLAND, Kan. May 25.-Mrs. Ru-
dolph Moe, three miles north of Scan
dia, committed suicide at her home by
shooting herself with a twenty-five
caliber rifle. The bullet entered the
brain and she died almost instantly.
Mrs. Moe had been in i'll health for
a number of years and it is thought
that she was respondent over her
condition. She leaves a husband, six
children, and a sister, Mrs. ChaS.
Freed, of COurtland
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Just One Application
and the Hairs Vanish
(Toilet Talks)

NIUIIet IdIkS)
Any woman can keep her skin free
from uns1ghtly hair or fuzz if she will
follow these simple instructions: When
hairy growths appear, apply a simple
paste, made by mixing some water
with powdered delatone Apply this
TO hairy surface and after or min
uteS rub off, wash the skin and the
hairs are gone. This is a harmless
treatment, but be sure you get the
real delatone.-Advertise
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-25
START BIG SISTER MOVE.
Freshmen at Emporia Normal VIII
Soon Have Guardians.

Emporia, Kan, May 25.--Every girl
at the Kansas Normal at Emporia is
to have a little sister next fall. The
little sisters will be furnished by the
Y. w. C. A. Freshman girls will be
met at the trains by the big sisters
who will help in finding boarding and
rooming places. The big sisters will
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SHE WILL PLEAD INSANITY.
Mrs. Stephens Claims She Went u
KiStner for Help.

lola, Kan, May 25.-Emotional ir-
sanity probably will be the defense Of
fered by Mrs. Ruby Stephens when
she faces a Jury on the charge of mur-
dering Clifford Kistner.
Mrs. Stephens supplemented her
early statement of the shooting with
the assertion that she went to the
Kistner home with the intention of
making a friendly appeal for assist
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ance in recovering her 10month-old
daughter, Pauline, who has been
adopted by Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Leslie of Mapleton, Kan. Had there
been a kind word from Kistner's lips.
she declared, the shooting might have
been averted. She admits that she
may have fired the shot, but says she
doesn't recall it
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ERIE FARMER A SUICIDE.
Load From Shotgun Struck Breast
Body Found in Field.

Erie, Kan, May 25.-Al Smith of
six miles east of Erie, shot and killed
himself. The body was found in a
field near the barn by a person work
ing for Mr. Smith. A shotgun was the
instrument employed, the load pene-
trating the left breast in the region or
the heart
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-25

change of pasture and get the maxi
mum amount of feed On the large
areas the sheep will graz. the grasses
they like best and leave the unpalat-
able kinds which are wasted
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-25

tow the freshmen to social events later
in the year. A campaign is on this
week at the Normal to get girls to join
the big sister movement
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-08-04

and friends gave him very enjoyable
surprise on his birthday Tuesday
evening. It was very much a sur
prise and many people were there
and had delightful time.
! We are glad to report Mrs. Baugh-
man very much improved At this
writing.
Mr.. Guy Dorsey ana son from New
Jersey. are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Tom GosneIl and little daugh-
ter. are visitors OF Mrs. George Cook
and family.
Mrs. Laura Rineheart Is spending
few days with her mother. near
here.
Mr.. Wilson Rineheart has been Wis
iting friends for about week he-
There will be a picnic In Mrs =
sey's grove on August ~. r. = D1f
Lutheran Sunday school - Messiah
3 o'clock. You W -.sbeeInnihg a
by races, etc. III be entertainel
furnish mn HBadbine Band vii
81
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Miss Mary Koontz has returned
home from a Baltimore hospital.
where she vas operated IN fouf
weeks ago for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Hrs. David Brilliant. =
Manchester. and Their daughter. Mr.
Charles brown. and daughter. Of ia.
timofe visited Mr.. md Mr. Harry
Brilliant. last Sunday.
Mis- Marguerite and Master lend.
ct GIller. OF Arlington. arr visiting
their grandparents NJ and Mr.
Charles Giller
Everett Miller lozf = horse Ia
week by death
Miss Evelyn Miller. - Baltimore.
visited her grandmother. Mrs Jane
Miller. The past week
Mf. aud Mr.. John Sui and dzuxh
ter visited the formers parents. NJ.
and Mrs George Null. a Hack
Rock Pa. recently.
John K. Miller. spent Wednesday II
York. Pa
Last Saturday Henry <. Miller.
while unloading has fell from the
partly unloaded wagon 20 he barn
fioof Mr.. Miller wHs operating the
hay fork and the rope which unHhifIH
The fork tore. which threw him % tie
floor with great force. rendered him
unconscious. cutting a cash n hi
head. and severely iniurIng his baek
and shoulder. while nc Is vi suffer
ing a great deal Of pain Is somewhat
eonYaleseent
Mrs. John Null entertained her
GaLsIn from Baltimore and her rIF=
Ter, Hiss Mary Ely. OF Hampstead.
iast fr,uaY.
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STATE OF MARYLAND
STATE ROADS COMMISSION
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals f. building fhres
Sections d State Highway. as follows
Contract -. Glib, = CARROLL
| COUNTY 0nc section from Fcnhy e
Westminster. about 2 n Miles n length.
tdaeadam Rssnrfacing, oil boun11.
Contract .. Glib = CARROLL
COUNTY 0ne section from Taney=
town 70 Bridgeport. about B. o. miles IN
length. Concrete or Aaeadam).
Contract No. Ci-I6 = CARROLL
COUNTY One section through Sykes
vile. about o. 80 O. miIe II length
tdaeadam Resarfacing. Of boandl
vii be received by The State Roads
Commission, n II Offices. Co Garrett
building. Baltimore. Maryland. antII
L NJ. On the I'll dAy Of August.
1916. II which time and nlaee hey Wi
be publicly opened and read.
Bids must be made upon the blank
form contained IN The book Of zpeeIfca=
tions. Specifications and plan vii be
furnished by the Commission upon apz
plicatIon and cash payment of sim. n
hereafter no charges Hill he permitted.
No bids viii be received unless aez
companied by , certified check for the
sum Of Five Hundred $500 Dollars.
payable % the State Roads Commission.
The successful bidder will be required
70 give bond, and comply With The Acts
Of the General Assembly Of Maryland
respecting contracts,
The Commission reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
By Order OF the State Roads Com
mission this 2ist day Of July. 19l6
CLYDE Il. WILSON. Secretary.
+. i. ZOUGK, Chairman,
July 2s-ZI
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TANEYTOMN.

Maurice Albangh and wife, Mrs
Amanda eurrens and Mrs Mary Ma.
Jones and son, Paul, OF .Thurmont
spent Sunday with Mrs. Margaret am
Miss Emma Heayer
Mrs. Sarah Null and brother, Sam
uel Renner, spent Sunday with Holl,
and Upton Myers. at Pleasant Valley
! LaYerne and Vesta Zepp and Mrs
Jessie Myers. attended the picnic n
/ Pleasant Valley. on Saturday. TIL
former returning home Monday. Mrs
Myers remained for the week.
J. S. Bowers and wife spent sever
al days in Hanover
H. s. Hill and family, Of Gettysburg
were Sunday guests of his father, Jud
son Hill and wife.
Misses Evelyn and Edna Evans, o.
Brunswick, spent several days the
first of the week wits their aunt, Mrs
fEayina Fringer.
Mrs. Thomas Cllngan and little
niece. Helen, returned Monday from q
months Visit to her father. jacob
Roop. at Franklin Grove. III.
Rev. and Mrs. L. b. Hafer left Mon
day on a three weeks vacation. Mrs.
Frank Brewer and two children. who
have been guests at the parsonage.
for the past several weeks aeeom=
panied them home. -
Theodore Ecker and wife moved
from John Eekard's house. on Fair
view avenue. TO their newly purchased
home At rniontoWn. Marlin Reid and
family, Of Baltimore. VIII occupy the
house vacated by Thee. Ecker
Ralph Sell and family. will move
next week from he George :. Shoe
maker house, ON George street. 10 the
Bekenrode house. on the square.
Mrs. Clara Robert left on Sunday
for New Windsor. and Miss Ola Rel
ert On Monday. for Virginia. whore
they intend making extended visits
Re-. J. Luther Hoffman, wife and
three children. Miss Elsie Gerloch. and
Mr and Mrs. Hoffman. sr.. spent Fri.
day last With Mrs. Iesse Myers and
Mrs. Eli Zenp.
Charles BOYD Merwyn Fuss. Earl
Crabs and Thomas Cliugan are Al
tending The 7 O. S. Of ! Convention
hold at HagefstoRn this week
Mr.. J. Ross Gait. Of New Windsor.
Is spending he woek with tie family
Of Robert S Mckinney and other re-
atiyes here.
Misses Clara Rove and Mary Eyat=
e.. of EmmitHburg. are he guests o.
$. {. OFT and family
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BERRETT.

Rev. G. W Baughman, pastor Of
Messiah and Calvary Churches. viii
preach n the former Sunday at 50
a. m. and at Woodbine calvary at :
.. m
Sunday school at Brandenburg
Methodist Protestant church Sunday
at $50 a. m. {. Il. in the evening At
40
Miss Hollis cfiswell i visiting her
friend, Mss Bertha shipley.
Mr.. J. {. Mckinney and family mo-
fored to Frederick on Sunday.
Mr.. Arthur HienIzenberger yigite,
At Mrs. Reese shipleys Wednesday
Mr.. L. ]. Brandenburg'H relatives
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~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


%M&*H = : = : : = : :. = : , ~ K4NA -
WANTED Three competent n. .ssss5
men to fill the following positis "a ~, ).
large Institution farm near B .ahzas..e..
One Teamster at 5000 aAs. 18Th
One head Dairyman at : IA ess :. .s.,.h
ons ua, on "' .aaltryman at $4,000
,,a.a a,o a:.. no residences tpiped with
~ =. IN, fuel, and vegetables will
.<alshed. Give full details concern.
~ Yourself in first letter. w. w.
Bradley, McDonogh, Nd. ane
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NO 93 EQUITY.
In the Circuit coaIt for carToll COUNTY

In the Circuit Couft for Carroll County
ID G. WInehTsnner son, Inc. ct al Plaintiffs
u, Mary :. Balar, widow. et al Defendants
Ordered this 2sth daY Of July, A d.. Iai6. by the
Circuit CourI for Carroll County. sitting ~ :
Court O. Equity that the sales Of the properties
mentioned II theze proceedings. made and re
ported b Edward q Nsant md GsorRs I. Stocks
dale. Trustees appointed BY = decree Of this
Court To naEa saIa SALES. bs ratified. and con-
hrmed. unless cauze 10 the contrary IIersuf be
shawn On OF before The 2IHt dzy O. August
next provided copy q this order be inserted In
some newspaper printed in Carroll County. once
9 week IN szeh Of three successive weeks be-
fore the 18th day nf August next
The report states ths amount Of zales 10 Be
sz72e.Tb.
EDWARD o. Cash. Clerk.
fTne Copy. Test
July est EDWARD o. CASH. Clerk
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SHORTAGE Or HELP IT THE
MINES MAKES 7 HARD 70 GET
GOAL EVEN y MIDSUMMER.
There's little demand non. ~ the sit.
uati0n Is not tense, but dent ron
Walt much longer before ordering
Coal of smith Il Relfsnider.
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Notice Is hereby given 10 the cred
Itors OF Helen { Case. late of Carroll
county. Maryland. deceased, 10 file
heir claims with the vouchers there
Of, With The Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Tor Carroll county. on or before the
18th daY OF October. A. u. 1916.
EDWARD u. NEANT.
July rs Is Trus.eeZ
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e .EzuInUIts ND OWNERS
SALE o.
gALUABLE FARM
NEAR Mt. PLEASANT, CARROLL
COUNTY, MARYLAND.

By virtue OF a power of sale con-
tanned in the last viii and testament
of John G Bankert. late of Carroll
count in the State o. :. IA.
ceased. and IN pursuance Of an order
OF The Orphans Court Or Carroll conn-
" parsed on the Iirst day OF August
1915, the undersigned, snsannah Bank.
eft1 Executrix and the said SuBannAh
bankert as owner In fee. VIII sell al
public sale, on the premises, on
MONDAY. THE 18th DAY OF sEPTGM.
BER, 1916, Il 1:sO o'cIoek, p. m.
all that tract or parcel Of land con-
tanning
Al ACRES, / noon ASD l. PERenEs
OF land. more or less. situated in Ear
ro1l county. Ia ihs State Of Maryland.
on the Baltimore and neisIerstown
Turnpike. one mile north of the VII
lage o. Mount Pleasant. and two miles
south Of he village Of Union Mills.
This property X improved by a TWO
AND ONE-HALF STORY FRAME
WEATHERBOARDED LING
HOUSE of eight rooms and pantry
with cellar underneath. nex bank
barn. carriage house. corn crib. hen
house, smoke house. log pen and al
other necessary ontbuildlngs. About
ten acres are ia Timber and all The
resf i under an excellent tate OF
cultivation with GOOD fencing There
is run Oh the place. and sell OF
water At he barn and one az The
house This property Is extremely de-
stfable. Is convenient 10 churches.
ehO0lz aHd stores and IL OF he line
OF the motor ms running from WEST
minister 10 l.ittiestnwn
Possession Of the property VII be
given Tor tie fill planting. but posses
sion Of building VII not b given mn
III April !. 1911.
This tract q 4 acres. ] rood ana
u pefsheH Il COMPOSED OF The land Of
which Join . HHnkeFi. lied. seized
aud possessed. and Of q acres. roods
OF land. more 1r IesH. conveyed by
John i. Roberts. trustee 10 the aaid
suaanhah BanEeri by deed dated sep
tenber 20. 1897. nd recorded among
ilts Lind Records If Carroll county in
l-lIer ! 7 Il " - foII0 -. &c. :
and is sold Ne an entirety b agree T
WHHi q al The parties m Interest nd ;
pnaef he direction = tt Orphans
Court 4 CARROLL eaguy +.
Eior futfhaf particulars anpl1 To- al :
IL 9. saHsefI. ~. II he Union T
Mil Savings Hank. o. the uuderaIgn. :
Cd attarneFH
TERMS III SALE - prescribed ~ .
IN Court Ons-lhIrd al - Uarz HaFa .
money 10 % aid 10 The aid axeeus
irIz on he das Of sal. o. on he rat :
lEeatihn thereof - The HnId court. aid F
ihs residue ~ 80 =HaaI BaEuanla. lie :
DuH payable n or Eezf I'D - aIEer +
payable Ia ~ years from III daY Of !
sale re credit Iavmeutz Il he So
cured y he Haaa# o. alHE.e Ill Of !.
fhH purchaser OF purchasers. 18th
sufficient security bearing InteTssf
iram he aay Il ale or all caHH II
IL oHlIuH nf Tie purchaser - Hgr
chaHera
SIsINSAH EINkTRT. ExsruIfl4.
StsANSlH BtSkERT. 0nnsr.
Hand : rafke. Atiarnsts. HnF
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20 ACRES. ROOD AND 2s-s.iO
SQUARE pERcHES OF LAND.

.a9fs q lszz shIsh = described IN ne following
four Hs-iz M
!. Fraa Henry Eagsbia. Executor. Il Jsssb
apmzaal aaf'=l lay 81. III an rt=afssI aTfys,
- Ind kscgHzz nf Carroll CaznfE IN IzheI i
I. No p foo a. sta ''t =
From Gasalins zHvaHaF an husband IN fse
aid Jacob gunnsil datpa NaFah ii. ~. a65
HHrafHla AMONG The Land Hseofz.H a. |sarFs.II -.
=. IN Lie , I s. 10 p fdlza ~ str h'sszs-
q From Daniel Elaaga EzseuIa4. Z. Jassb
9dufHai dated January zlHt IHss zaH =z.s,,F5.5
anon n Ian Records d Carroll Comfy. N
I4bsz : I. 8, y. - folio - &c. zpI
& fFufn DAVID j YinFlIng and zzIfe = Jas.h
TUNNEL lated August 9Th Iszsi. md recorded
.faanz he LAM Records 81 Carroll County. n
I4beH Il : -. 10 = folio 382. etc and adigIas
he lzH1s II EIias E-iateT nzsid ] yIayilag
Lewis Bummel. =
The improvements IN thIz property ronz.. . -
larFs ~. seathsrhaaHded houss to
ztprlHz. Z Huunz= tenant house ne=z =.
hanH bar. 4oxis feet. vel Iininzhedz 2
lafKs implement sheds. WAGON shed and ~
safn cribs. hoy huDss=. hen houses ard 80
III other asseazary aatbuIIdnRz, Rood s-z.Z
dairy and spring OF water between house and
naIa and zgnniHg water n ba1nyaHd. good apple
orchard. Ihla farm Is In high state IL eultlVa-
ION has 80 fences and = one 81 h bet faTfs.
u III district, within eaag access % schools rhaa
sh"s. niiis. store aud railroad about me from
aTeaHmouHt Station.
tn farm IL altogether one Of thu .4,oaI d.a=.
able and valuable farms IN thIz sezIiop d the
0onntx, AM should attract the attention If anY
Hst Haa u9##HthE 10 purchase NaI4abIs farm
either Tor home OF Inr an investment
AZ 1ae zzne time alzo Wi be zold al TINT val
aabis noed Lot containing s. Acres Of Land
more u iszz with an outlet thsreffam, uhIch :
described IN a dest frum Henry s WarehItne AMI
wife 70 Jasub GummeI. dated September III leds
md recorded amonE the Land Records Of Carroll
Sauntx, in .ibeT J, Il. H.. No - folio In etc
l1catsd neaI Maple Grove Station on he Western
slary.and aailroad. adjoining the lands af Mr.
Dora stricElin and 0thara
Aiso VIII De sold at The same time about 80 feet
: nsK oak boards and plank
Terms of Sale Of Real Estate =-Ons-tbiFd cash
m the daf d sale upon the ratification Iberegf
By the Cont. the residue in two eauAI pHYmenfs
= ak months and twelve manthz reanactiY.Iy The
zTedtI payments u be secured b. the notes II the
purchaser u purchasers With approved security
saafias interest from The day O sale aII cash
i the optian Of the purchaser 4 de.oslf If e.
ale. az =
Terms Of Sale Of Personal pronsrty-Cash
EMMA J. GUMMEI
JOHN II. sfANsBURY
Executors Of Jacob Gummel deceased
iuiy 2i-4I
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DUBLIc SALE
O.
HOUSE AND LOT
Il WESTMINSTER. MD

= virtue Of , decree Of the eireni,
Court or Carroll county. passed in
Equity cause, ~ 1871. wherein ne
: Farmers 4 Mechanics National Bank
of Westminster. Maryland. IL plain
IN. and Helen ]. Lease. executrIx
etc et Il re defendants. he under
signed Truate. and Josephine 4.
faHa. I'll ell # public zaIe. IN he
premises. On
TUESDAY, AUGUST end. :. d. 1915,
nj 10 p. n. al that traef or parcel
af and located a q East Green
street. Westminster. I'd. containing
49, sol AHE TIT u IANn. mere
or less. Improved ~ large z.Stary
BHITk DWELLING HOUSE, With 10
rOoms. Thu Is a sery desirable prom
ertYs fronting = fast On East Green
street, sith IenIh o. - feet. %
eatssi n the residential part Of he
eitf. adjoining The properties neeu-
pied y Harry HysrR and Frank E.
Lindsay. and iH noH occupied u VII
liam K. Lease. and Is Inc .ame prop
srtE which saz conveyed II Helcu /
Case and Josephine Il. Case b. lien
TietIa [.ease and William K. Lease
BY deed dated April t. lsk7, and r.
corded among the Land Records 81
Carroll county, n Blbef " y. n, ..
81. folio II. etc
TERMS O. SALE .-=0ne=thiTd caEh
on he Day If ale. or upon the rat
hcaEion thereof b. the Court one
third IN one year. and one-thIrd m
Two years from day Of sale. With Inter
eat. TO hs secured ~ ths notes NJ Inc
purchaser o. purchasers. With sscurI-
= u Be approved - The Trustee AID
Josephine Il. Case. Or al cash IT lne
option 81 the purchasers.
EDWARD q. WEANT, Trustee.
JOSEPHINE L. CASE.
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Announcement

Mrs. Grace 6ish wishes 10 an
nonnee 10 her friends am pat
rons, thai she has associated
with her in he Millinery Bust
ness, Miss Lillian ShipIey Of
this city, formerly With DoweIl,
Helm 9 %, Baltimore.
The firm viii occupy fhe II
balgh building opposite Liberty
81. after Sep 'embef Isl. 1916,
ard will Dc known IS
The HAT SHOP
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AUTO HIRING

I will hire my Auto for hauling pas
sengers at 3 p. m. during the week dayi
and all day on Sunday at reAsonabl.
rate. Call 3a-R. aug 4-tf
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-tiIgEFTss sAIE
=.-uT-z-
Valuable Real Estate !

= Eirtus Of = RrtI Of Ter faeias
aHaod out Of he Circuit Court for
fafrull county. Maryland. II 10 Mt
81 he Westminster Deposit : Trust
+ ampanY. against tie GOOD md
ChatieI= lHBdH nd fcnameniH OF
I-aHlE 4 zeilman and Mary !. sell
man. hI8 sife. and u M directed.
have seized and taken II execution
al The rleai. tie. IatHFeHI. claim and
estate Il ~ and In equity Of he
naId Louis n. seiIman Al MarY A.
SaIlHaa. u Hife. IN md 70 II that
parcel 81 and. raafc ming
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5aCnES. MORE On LESS,

and the hulldiHgs And improvements
thereon. zIiuaisd n ne village OF
WarheldsburK. in sad county md
State. heinH t. aame Land that Raa
conveyed II Eliza lane SeIImaH then
Cook by Rem Cook 81 Il. - deed
dated las L. $50. aud recorded
among III Ind Records aforesaid
In f.iheF G = y. % =. folio =. and
being ne aams and and premises
thai we're devised 10 he Haid Louis
If sellmnn during his natural life by
Elm lane seIIman. b her lHst sill
and testament duif admitted % pro-
bate IN tn Orphans Court Of Car
roll county. and recorded among the
VII Records Of sad County. IN t.Iber
J. J. s. Ne. 10. folio IL. a. b. refer
enee thereto VII more fully and at
large appear.
and hereby gIfe notice that on
SATURDAY. TIE 18th DAf Of
AuGrsT. 1916. at ten o'clock
in the morning nj the Court House
Door. IN Westminster. N said County
ana State. ! viii offer for sale tho
said property. 20 seized and taken in
execution ~ public auction % the
highest bidder Tor CASH.
JAMES i. sTONHR.
Sheriff Of Carroll County.
+. J. ABBArGH. AnctIoDeer. lulY2l
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Il. BANKARD { son,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
% EAST lam STREET,
WESTMINSTER, ND.

Prompt reply to summons, courteous
affsnfIon, efficient service. legitimate
dealing and correct Funeral Direction
arr few reasons Why we are inquest
ionak{ aanerior and able = command
your consideration.
Pho NzIer. Inue g
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EXECUTORS. SAIL
II OF \ VALUABLE
FARM AND WOOD LOT.

~ virtue Of tas passrr and authority contained
n the thst siil ant testament II Jacob fZatnnn4I
ate q Carroll County. Decreased anz u an order
= II Orphans Court q CaFHall Counts dated
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