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The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1916-09-21
Eden District Grand Household No.
Is, G. U. o. of 0. F., Jurisdiction
Illinois and Wisconsin.

The Blade wishes to congratulate
the Grand Household upon its choice
of d. g. d. If there is one inmate in
the jurisdiction that has the work of
the order at heart, if there is one
inmate in the jurisdiction who has
ever struggled to help keep the prin-
ciples of P. H. and P. alive, it is
truly the one whose likeness we pre-
sent to our thousands of readers in
the person of Inmate Sister Ella Har-
ris of Rockford, H. Her election to
this position most heartily meets the
approval not only of her H. H. and
city but of all the H. HIS. throughout
Wisconsin. The D. G. NJ. N. G. may
expect a good report from the newly
elected Directress. We are sure that
since the D. G. NJ. \. G. will not bur
den the II. y with her visits. The
d. G. D. will be welcomely received
in this part of the jurisdiction Miss
Harris was appointed on the public
school board of Rockford, H., last
year and for her efficient work she
was elected at its last meeting for
another year. There are q public
schools with an enrolment of more
than 500 children and Miss Harris is
the only woman Of color that enjoys
the distinction of working on the
school board of Rockford, Ill.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1916-09-21
Oshkosh, Wis.
By a. c. Henderson.
Especial to The Blade }

Especial to The Blade.D
Mr.. Ed. Soaell has returned after
stay Of several days in Chicago.
A grand musical entertainment viii
be given Oct 5th at the Metropolitan
A. VI. +. Zion church. The arrange
ments were prfected at a meeting
called by Rev Lane.
Mr.. r. j Kinner has returned from
Milwaukee after a visit Of several
days.
The Metropolitan A. NJ. Z. Zion
church has painted and decorated and
presents an appearance second to
none in the state.
Mrs. j. W. smith is planning to
spend a few days in Milwaukee.
Mrs. Eli Rice has been on the sick
list for several days but is up and
out
Mr. Hermond Rice is planning 70
20 to Beloit, Wis, to work and in al
probability reside there permanently
The Winnebago County Fair is now
going on in Osh) ,~1 and is well at
tended.
Or Gooden committed suicide by
hanging himself Friday. the 18TH
inst. He was one Of the city most
prominent physicians.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1916-09-21
OLd Cn Snne Ennnh

CentraIia Kan An OK shoe has
oeen uuearthed in the ! T. Dorman
garden II had probably laid there FOR
fifty years Mis- Dormnu. VINO IT, q
primary teacher used the shoe 10 Illus
trate stories 10 The children Of the early
days In Kansas Wien people rode be
hind oxen instead Of ia automobiles
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1916-09-21
WHAT 2,496.504 TESTS SHOW
999 Per Cent Record Perfect Perform
snce Of Railroad Rules

Results of 4l3p.5oi tests - SEQ how
Wel signals and operating rules Were
being observed on the Pennsylvania
.'res cast Of PITTSBURGH ~hoVcd perfect
ncrfornauce IN 900 per cont Of the
a-e<
ln 'he period during whioh those
fee'> were madc the statement says.
IG7o6noo passengers "crc carried on
the lines east ~ Pittsburgh and not %
single one was Killed iu q train acei
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1916-09-21
Milwaukee,Wis
H. B. Kinner.
Special to The Blade.

Special to The Blade)
One of the most unique affairs of
the season was the candle lighting
party given by the Misses Burgett's
at their home in honor Of the depart
ing guests. Each invited guest brought
inc guests. Each invited guest brought
aardle in a candle stick and as an
iwprovjsed stage was arranged they
ere called upon to perform some
stunt in the candle light. The guests
of honor were Mrs. Maurice Bell and
daughter Bessie Bell of Chicago, Mr.
Horace Graves, Evanston, Miss Ply
lis Waters, Ann Arbor. Rev s. j.
Fountain, Miss Mary Sheppard Nox-
ubee, Mr. Nelson Willis, Chicago. The
evening was joyously spent listening
to the humorous recitatons. solos,
monolgues, and dialogues A prize
was given Miss Waters and Nj.
Graves for performing the most hu-
morous stunts. The refreshments con
sisted of ice cream in the form of a
candle, delicious cake and Frappe.
Music was furnished by Prof Mer-
rlt. The forty guests present re
ported a delightful time.
The community was much shocked
to hear of the death of Mr.. Perry,
Corporal at the Soldiers Home here
He is survived by a wife and young
baby. Mrs. Corporal has been the or
ganist for Calvary Baptist church for
some time
Mr. Clarence Peterson Of Beloit
spent few days visiting in Milwau-
kee,
Miss Mabel Raimey left on Satur
day for Madison where she will at
tend the University of Wisconsin.
Mrs. Maurice Bell and daughter
Bessie of Chicago, H., spent a week
az the parsonage, the guests of Pastor
and Mrs. Woods. Both mother anc
IA lghter report a very pleasant visit
Mrs. r. B. Montgomery entertained
at dinner on last Thur sday in honor
Of Mrs Phil Waters. Covers wer,
laid toI six.
Mrs. Oscar Horton entertained OF
Thursday a number of friends from
Chicago and Madison, Wis.
Miss Ruth NJ. White entertained
at luncheon Sunday afternoon il
honor of departing guests. Cover.
were laid for six at the home Of Mrs
K. b. Montgomery The guests were
Misses Phyllis Water. Marie and Jes
sica Burgette and Messrs. Horac,
Graves. Charles Fountain and Nelson
Willis.
DR.. T. A. Boyer is again in his of
fee after a slight indisposition.
Miss Clara Evans has returned
home after delightful visit in geloit
Wisconsin.
Miss Alma Cammack left Sunda,
for visit in Chicago. while ther,
She will attend the A. VI. f.. Confer
ence
Pastor j. S. Woods and wife lef
on Tuesday for Annual Conferenc,
which conevnes in Chicago on Wednes
day Rev, Fountain has also left. Or
Sunday morning Miss Marie Burpettt
in behalf Of the young people Of tn,
church and community presented Rev
Fountain with a morocco bound rec
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1916-09-21
ozoNIzED OK MARROW co.

The Blade carries the Ad. Of The
Ozonized Ok Marrow Co. The oldest
and largest manufacturers Of colored
toilet articles in the world, estab-
lished since 1858. We feel safe in
recommending this firm and their ar
ticles to the use Of the general pub
lie.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1916-09-21
SHOULD PLAN TO
Save CRIMINAL.
ADDRESS by J(hn Cudahy, Can
diddtG for Lieut.. -GOv0TnOr
TALKS TO CITY OFFICIALS

Reclamation OF Humanity-Two Pur-
poses Are, First. the Protection OF So
ciety, and Second, the Reformation
of the Criminal.
In an address on Crime In the Cit
les" delivered In Oshkosh Aug. Il hy
John Cudahy. Democratic candidate
for lieutenant governor of Wisconsin.
to the Wisconsin League Of Municipal
tiles Mr.. Cudahy said:
Crime is older than any OF the civic
problems that concern our cities. for II
is rs Old as life itself. 1t is as univer-
sal as sin and as widespread. The
! treatment OF crime and the handling of
criminals are peculiarly a municipal
affair because 1t is especially within
/ the cities that life Is intricate and com
| pleX. and compliance With the many
/ laws of these modern times is not nj
ways easy.
In Milwaukee,. city known all over
/ the country for the peace abiding char
acteristics of its citizens, during the
past year there were l.292 arrests,
and our city pays out annually as its
crime bill-that is 1t eXpends for the
regulation of crime and the mainte-
/ nance of penal institutions - nearly
100000
The l,a~+Afty wears have marked an
epoch in material advancement. Life
in the cities has been made more ut
trnctive more easy, more comfortable
and more worth living The science
Of municipal government has improv-
ed We have made our cities more
beautiful. aud we have safcguarded
health nj every hand. aud yet twn
problems of life rs old as the world
remain with us today as they were at
the beginning of time.
"Thc poor you have always with
you" and the same might be said Of
present today lust ms ever befpr".
Crime IS not decreasing II is incrcas-
ing There are nearly three times rs
many criminals now as there were fif-
ty years ago. ana every wear sees an
Increase In Offenders of tire criminn'
law. an increase entirely di~proporti0n
ate to the iucrcasc iu our population.
Old System, Has Failed.
The old system of dealing with Grim
lnaIs has failed. # we Judge by re
suits and It has failed ignominiously
The criminal law goes upon the as
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1916-09-21
Official Organ 0dd Fellows and Household Ruth illinois and Wisconsin Jurisdiction

unworkahlr without it, During two
years rr Anderson has examined g46
eases. and of this number only ninety
has he pronounced mentally sound
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1916-09-21
RAPID TRANSIT DELIVERY

647 +. Dayton St
Mrs. Mary Wiley, Malvin. Ark.
came to join her husband who has
been in the city for some time They
are at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Jas. Jordan, Hamilton St.
BROWN, THE TRUNK MAN, is
Offering bargains in trunks and trav-
cling bags. 20G f. Main st.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1916-09-21
MANTED

Two or three students 70 board.
No room Phone 1857 or cali at 522
St Park St.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-06-16
WARFIELDSBURl..

Mrs. Hannah Lantz Is slowly re
covering from her spell of sickness
Claude Myerly Is also improving from
a spell OF rheumatism.
Mr. and Mrs. James Robertson Viz
led Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown Sunday
and attended church at St James IN
the afternoon.
Mr.. Lewis Barnes, of Gambler, and
granddaughter. Miss l.arne Arnold
spent from Thursday until Friday
with her daughter. Mrs. George Phil
lips. He celebrated his 18th birthday
ON Friday.
Mr. Clifton Cook and family visited
Claude Myerly and family Tuesday
evening. They had their graphophone
with them and gave some fine music
which was much enjoyed by all pres
ent. Others who were present be
sides Mr.. Cook and family we're Mrs
James Robertson and Annie Phillips
We had a hard rain on Tuesday
night, accompanied by Il very high
wind
The Warfeldsburg Sunday school
will hold a fhildren's service In 4
few weeks.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-06-16

In view of the fact that out of the
100000 visitors that Chicago expects
a large number will stop with friends.
only $1,000 of the public figure in the
calculations respecting rooms and
meals, though $1,000 will probably
pay railroad fare and spend at least
SO q day for incidental expenses
From Philadelphia Public Ledger.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-06-16
CHICAGO MEETS COST s7.7so,ooo
Big Amount Kill Change Hands
Where The PrOgressIfes And
Republicans Gather.

Estimates made place the cost OF
the Republican and Progressive con
ventions to those parties at an az
gregate of more than s5750,000, in
GLIDING, of course, the amount other
visitors, attracted by the conventions,
will spend in the city. Estimates are
based on the attendances of 991 Re
publican delegates, 991 alternates.
1000 Progressive delegates and $1,000
other visitors for five days. Here are
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-06-16
Emory Grove Camp Meeting.

Emory Grove is getting ready for
the big camp meeting TO be held from
August TO 20. Following closely
tie Billy Sunday eYangelistic cam
paign In Baltimore. with Its enthus-
iasm still unspent and many of the
tabernacle workers anxious to con-
tinue their activity in eyangelistlc
services. there is every promise that
this year will be memorable in the
history of the old camp grounds.
Some of the cottages are now oecu-
pied at Emory Grove. and early in
July, when the hotel will reopen,
under the management of Mr.. George
e. Taylor, Jr, the place will take on
its usual appearance Of a summer
resort.
Rev. Carlisle l. Hubbard. pastor
of Monument Street Methodist Epis-
eopal Church, Baltimore, will be the
director of religious services for the
third successive year. During the
Sunday campaign IN Baltimore. Mr..
Hubbard secured The services for
Emory Grove of several members Of
the Sunday party. Rev. Isaac Ward,
d. d., who had charge of the shop
work for the Sunday party, viii con-
duct the eyangelistic services at
Emory Grove. August 10, l6 and II
and during the last five DAYS of the
camp, August leo Homer Rode
HEAVIER, With his religious" trombone,
will be IN charge of the music. 9th
er members OF the Sunday party are
expected 10 Join Rodeheaver and DIR.
Ward. The platform of the Emory
Grove tabernacle will be re-arranged
so as 10 accommodate a choir Of 800.
Tabernacle ushera. secretaries and
trail hitters will actively participate
in the epangslistie services At the
camp. Altogether. Emory Grove
camp will offer much this summer to
remind one of the Sunday tabernacle
services IN Baltimore during last
March and April.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-07-21

Haserstoan Herald sz5s Spencer.
the Haidersl loft fielder - suspended
BY President JamIson Eor oue day and
fined rs Tor his actionz IN he gens
Friday against tHs Terriers. 5peH-
Ger came from let field. following the
argument over tn play n which I'm
pire Murphy decided that Huriey.s
liner had been dropped by Cook. He
pushed the umpire and became very
abusive. He Wa then ordered from
the field. President JamIson vas IN
the stand It the time. Spencer also
threw \ bal at the umpire.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-07-21
20 ACRES. ! ROOD And zs-5-io
SQUARE PEReHEs Of LAID.

aess : -. ~klsh 's ds=erie~a : he fslis~isz
Isar DIS -
-. H. =. I e. :, K.sssla, : d
10 Lar RseazHz q czFHsii ceaHIy. = LzbsF 7
). h., -. - fezIs 80, 80.
:. TEsm C@fsllas shszzss - aashzHz 70 IT,
aid Jaeaa Gamnsll dazaza Msazh setk "a a.
recorded zssoaz - Ian nseeEIz = csxHzlI Goazz
y, 10 LIZ q. Z =, NJ - felzs - szsz
Pm pzaIzl EhsazA Ezzzasor = Jaes1
.@ss - ~ e 1.f w.. s az .s1
IAAef =. 7 =. - a2 fee ia -. Ar
:. Pm pzzla J fizzl.aF - wife = Jssel
...i,s. :. ~ Igass ~ 80 a. Tsseras.
I4b-r = c. - q, feIla IA zIs.; - zdlgzz
ne lzHzz of La Lester. Dad !. xInKiins.
Hsnsf Hal,y sd other snd 80 esaaHlsi y
me improvements on to pta.zFiy easzIzt Of :
lzrgp h. reslHsIbcafdaz hoazz. i've
zIsfiez. fyosHz. tenant houss= new -
Hank kAHH. t0Ez4 fest. VEL anazhasii zzs
zrse nHHaneH. zasdsI Hzzpn 81 and III
aern sfIkz. hoz Esases. - boazzz. and iii
IL othsI aseezzzIz oulNall5inKs nod s=z=
aziry ~ spin Of sz.es sstHssn hsass aad
barn. and running sasex n haTnsznd. ed sppIz
orchard This IHEzn is n high HzAts q saltlvzz
IioH hzz zasd f=Hsss an Z 1Hs = The - farms
n the district HIIhin e. aerezz . aehoslz shuf=
shsa, mia stofsz sod FzllFeAh zAalt nile froaa
TTbls fan ls zIZassthsz aas q - ne asslrz
zIle an faiuzHzs farm n tn ssrtl.a y III
County nd shaaH attract the zIssntlua u anY
HIIhef T. : HIN. ~ for - lnvezInsnt
A ths aains the ALA ii hs ID ~ 80 ysI=
liable Nsad lez containing " Acres = Land.
mere o. Ia. with outlet tAHHaxFoaa. .nleh i
described IN a ID ffvsn Hsnrr :. HarpaIms an
.Ife e 1zeab gamrsl Did September n, ia.
nd reeazIsd aHaa the md Records d Carroll
County IN LikeT J. n. Il. 40. =. folio IN. etc
Iaeated Hzzr Maple Gree EtatIaH ~ The Western
Maryland Rnilf.zd adjoining II lands y Mr.
Dora sIIzskiin - Others
Also I'll b. anla IT the zasae tins about - feet
. nsw o. boards and plank.
Terms II Sale q Real Ezlate ==0ne-fHHI cash
N the d. u szIa upaH Ehe ratification thereof
~ the Court tn residue - twu sannl payments
II ak months ana Twelve months respectively. the
credit payments . he secured b. ne not Il the
purchaser OF purchasers. 18th approved z=zaritY.
bearing Interest rum Ii. lay O zals o. I'll eash
= the nuIon Of re purchaser. : deposit n $50
ill be required of the purchaser The Day q
lie.
Terms n Sale u psrsonzI Property UzzA
lima !. lUM4EL.
JOHN II sTANz1uRY.
Executors Of Jafab GumzHHl deceased.
Ialy fit
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SHERrr's - sAlG
Valuable Real Estate !


By virtue OF = writ Of fierI faciaa
Issued out Of the Circuit Court for
Carroll county, Maryland. at the suit
Company, against the goods and
chatIsIs. lands md Ienemants Of
Louis II. seIlman and Mary :. Sell
man. his vito, and 70 me directed.
have seized and taken IN execution
Ill the right. title. interest. claim and
estate at Law an In equity Of the
said Louis l. seIIman and Mary :.
Sellman, hlH wife. IN and TO III that
parcel OF land, containing
THREE-F0URTHs Or AN ACRE,
more Or les. adjoining the lands Of
Jesse L Manahan. William Richter
and Clay Roser. On the County Road
leading from Warlleldsburg to Stone
Chapel, In aid County md State, be
Ing the same land that In described
IN deed from Rein Stevens. Trus-
tee, to Peter Knight. dated Dec. 24th.
1855. and recorded among the land
records OF Carroll county. afore=
said, n Lahsr ]. ,. B.. 10. =, folio
IA, etc; aIHo al the rIght, tile, in
IeresI and estate of the saId Louis
Il. sellman, IN ana to that parcel o.
: ACHEs, MORE Oh LESS,
and tie buildings and improvements
thereon, situated n the village O.
War1aldaburg. In said county an
State. being the same Ind thaI va
conveyed to Eliza Jane sellman then
Cook by Rezin Cook Ct el.. b. deed
dated May II. 1850, md recorded
among the Land Records aforesaid
n Ll6ar @. :. w. 10 =. folio s.. and
being the aame and nd premises
that we're devised TO The said Louis
Il. seIlman during his natural life b.
Eliza Jane sellman. BY her last viii
md testament duIy admitted n pro-
bate n the Orphans Court O Car
roll county. and recorded among the
viii Records OF sid County, n Liber
J. J. E. No. 10. folio LIE. as b refer
ence thereto viii more fully md Il
large appear.
And | hereby gIse notice, lha, On
SATURDAY. TIL 1T DAT o.
AUGUST. 1915. a lsa o'elaek
IN The morning - the Court House
Door. n Westminster, IN said County
and State. | viii offer Tor saIe the
aid property. 20 seized md taken IN
execution - public auction % tn
highest bidder for CASH.
JAMES - sT0SER,
sheriff IT Carroll IoHntY.
:. ]. AIsBAuGH, AactIonsar, tulysi
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-07-21
I'd CREDITORS.

This i q give notice hat tn subscriber haA
obtained from the OFnnanh Court o. Carroll
eannty. II MARYLAND. letter. Of Administrative o.
ne Personal EetaIs OF
J. ROY .YERs
IzIa OF Carroll eounty deceased All persons
having claims AGAINST tn deceased are Azss1y.
warned p exhihl. the sHHs, with the sunehera
Ihareof Tally authenticated. 10 ne subscriber
N or before the let das n February. 1sI7. lhey
ny otherwise b Izs be excluded from Al benefit
q aid estate.
Given under m hand ne i7tA day = July.
lis.
GERTRUDE :. nYEGs.
July al Aa@iniaEHzzrx.
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CuEmFF.s SALE
~ - o. -
Entire Stock Of Goods In :
Countr. Store
tt And o. VALUABLE .-i
Household aid Kitchen Fur
nIture
md OTHER PROPERTY.
THE ATTENTION OF STORE KEEP.
Ens u CALLED TO THIS SALE.

D. virtue OF : xril oE AsrI facIaz.
lAsuHa out Of lEa Circuit Court for
Carroll county. Maryland. at the cut
Of The Westminster Deposit = Trust
Company. against the goods and
chaIIsls, lands an tenemsnta d Louis
Il. sellman md Hary :. Soliman. h
wife. to M directed. J hare seized
and taken n execution Ill tn right,
title. claim. interest and estate, II
law nd II equity. of the sad Louis
Il. sallmaH md nary : SelIman, h
wife. N an 10 II the HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE IN tn
house wherein tn aaid defendants re-
side. md al he contents Of the barn
and ahed. THREE ACRES GROWING
corn. OSE-HAEf ACRE GROWING
POTATOES. runaboaIa. rap.
top pAaston. ! square back sleigh.
set buggy harness. | s0RREI MARE.
: BLACK snOATs. - Old CHICK
RNs. 30 YOUNG CHICKENS. md I'll
he CONTENTS q THE sT0HE AsD
WAREHOUSE o. the premises Or
euple1 by I'D defendants. II War
fialdabnrH. n said county and State.
consisting nf the defendants entire
stock 0f goods. HareH md msrehan=
disc n said store md warehouse, aIzo
the lie eaIaIa OF aid Louis II Sell
man n said real estate. consisting 81
ACRES o LAND. MORE O. LESS.
and re buildings and improvements
thereon. situate n the village 81
NafflaldsbuEE. IN said county. beinz
he zame Ind Ihal w. devised u
the aid Louis NJ sellman for life b
Elizabeth Jane seIIman by her La
.ill nd testament duly admitted u
probate In the Orphans court n Car
roll county. and recorded among ths
VIII Records OF said County, IN LibaT
]. ]. s., No. 10. folio 10. etc. and
being the aane land that Wa CON
Yeyed 70 The said Elizabeth Jane Sell
man Then Elizabeth Jane Cook b
Rein = Cook e. IL. h deed dated
Hay 18th, $50. md recorded among
tho Ind Records of Carroll County.
aforesaid, II Liber @. :. W., 10 3.
folio IS. eIe. Also al the defend
ants right. title. interest and estate
IN and to small parcel Of land.
near WarfIeldsburE. which I'll b
more fully described In another adzI
Fertlsement
And | hereby give notice TINT On
THURSDAY, July 9TH, 1915.
Il nine o'clock IN ne morning. On tn
premises, Ill olTer for sale TIE said
20 seized and taken n exc
eution BY public auction n the Highest
bidder for CASH,
Ex EpTIS &c,
however. thai the lie estate OF Ine said
Louis i. SeIIman. Il the above mentions
ID re- estate VII not b Offered for
ale N said date. bnf VII be offered
or sale on
ne - DaY af AUGUST.
1916. i ten oscioeE. IN re mornine.
i the Court House Dear, In Vest !
Carroll county. Maryland, y
public auction to ne highest bidder
Eor CASH.
JAMES !. sTONER.
Sheriff OF Carroll County, Maryland.
:. J. AIsBAu1H. Auctioneer. 1t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-07-21

WE'RE ONLY TAKING ORDERS
F0R coal FOR sPREsENT DEIIT-
RRY7 THAT'S HOW W FEEL ABOUT
THE FUTURE. You mo can. ought y
get Your Coal In Il this tine. lou I'll
be safer md yon will be helping Ihe
other felIau vino must order firm
haHl to mouth later. Place order
W.T. SmIll 3 nelfsnlder at once Or
prompt delivery.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-07-21

LET THE HAR I'D SUBMARINES
ND ELECTIONS o F0R I IN
TIE, I'D THINK ABOUT TOUR
COAL. Have Yeu done anything about
yours IeIi IS golHg mp % Month
= wholesale. md tn fall akd HIater
I'd fair TO y the hardest Yef. - far
= transportation / concerned. Give
smith : RellHnider hat order.
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MARY Z. sTOsER.
EMORY :. ST0EER,
o. Smith. Auct. Executors.

Also at the same time and place III
b. offered two small farms as o.
lowa:
No. IA farm containing =
ACHES, On the MiddIeburg road. -
miles from UnIontown. under GOOD
cultivation: good orchard O. various
kinds OF fruit. ! vel OF water On
the property. The improvements re
a nEATHERD0ARDED DWELLING,
wit rooms; Barn, and all necessary
oulbulldIngs.
No. 1.-The Home Place, containing
ACRES. n Clear Ridge, On the road
leading from uniontoun to Linwood.
The improvements are GOOD
WEATHERBOlRDRD DWELLING.
wit comfortable rooms; pump At
the house. Bank barn. wagon shed,
corn crib. hog pen. etc.
TERMS re lIe sane - a1oYe.
NARY 3. sT0NER. !.
June 2s-5t.