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QUEEN TO BE SELECTED
BY POPULAR VOTE
Reading Public to Select the Queen from Numbered
Photographs in This Supplement


In connection with the State fair,
to be held in Columbia from October
23d to 9th, the Columbia Chamber Of
Commerce Is conducting a Statewide
demonstration and festival, to be
known as the South Carolina Harvest
Jubilee, consisting Of a series Of pa
rades and pageants depicting the nat
ural resources Of the State.
One of the important features of
the Harvest Jubilee will be the crown
ing Of the beauty queen, to take place
at the State capitol on the evening
or October 23d. In this ceremony the
governor of the State will of1iciate.
assisted by committee from the Co
lumbia Chamber of Commerce, a com
mittee Of prominent Columbia ma
will attond upon the queen.
The queen and her maids will be
selected by popular vote from the
photographs reproduced in this sup
plement, all Of which have been sub
mtted by newspapers or local com
mittees in the various counties of
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-10-12
Open Air Dances Attractive Feature.

open Air Dances Attractive Feature.
An innovation, which has become
most popular throughout the South,
and which furnished wholesome
amusement during the Harvest Jubi-
lee Of last year, will be marked at
traction this year, on more elabor
ate scale. There will be dances on
the plaza at the capitol after the
queens coronation on Monday night,
night there will be dancing on Taylor
street between Main and Assembly,
where suitable decorations and illum-
nations will be arranged. Dancing
on tuesday night will be of an in
formal nature, and on Wednesday
night special fancy dress ball under
the direction of Mr.. John Ehrlich will
be INDUCED in. Prizes will be awarded
for the most original costume. Dane
ing Will also be indulged in on Friday
night, the 9th.
On Thursday night, October 26th, q
skating carnival will be held on Tay-
ior street, between Main and Assem-
ply, under the supervision Of Mr..
Alex McDougall and Mr.. Walter Cor
mack. In this carnival prizes will be
given.
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afternoon at five o'clock and contin-,
uing through until eleven.
Some Of the attractions listed are
the Leach-Wallin Trio-three beauti-
full girls; clever, as we'll as in a class
by themselves for beauty. Cotton and
his famous donkeys, Tom and Jerry.
will be among the attractions; Burns
& Burns In their wonderful slack wire
acts; The Harrington in aerial re-
volving ladder work.
The committee in working up the,
program has spared no pains in pro-
Vidlng high class artists for the entire
week.
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HARVEST JUBILEE
STREET SHOWS
High Glass Open Air Vaudeville Free
to Everybody Every Afternoon
and Evening

Among the entertainments for the
week splendid, high class vaudeville
acts have been arranged for the on
tire week These performances will
be IN the open air at the intersections
OF the principal streets. The per-
formances will take place in the
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-10-12
Floral Parade.

The Floral Parade, which Will bo
held tuesday, October oath, at
flowers. Magnificent floats are now
being made by eager participants.
who are striving for the honor more
than the prizes This parade will be
magnificent In effect and design and
will be looked upon as one of tho
events of the weeks entertainment.
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1t is important that all
Voting Coupons for Queen of
the Harvest Jubilee be in the
hands of the committee in
Columbia not later than 6
p. m. Wednesday, October 1S,
as no votes received after
that date will be counted.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-22

Good Fsot Hail Team for w. u G.
II Harry Heall. cezch OF he Western
Maryland football team. can build
even N average rush-lina out Of the
material that showed up for the first
practice Monday on College Field they
will have a snre-nufT football team this
season.
But present indications point 70 the
usual Iop-heariness that has afflicted
Western Maryland aggregations dur
ing the last few years. n 1915 the
Westminster aggregation eleven had
unusual power behind the line. but II
couldn't get started. There wa not
the weight n the forwards to hold
back the onrnshing opponents long
enough TO Let the men carrying the
ball eet under wa. and many times
they were nailed n their tracks
BeaIl,s problem this year will De TO
prevent a repetition of this weakness.
and inside the end ne vii have his
troubles. with the exception Of the
centre position.
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l.AMBER

Revival services vii begin Al Prov.
Idence Methodist Protestant church on
Sunday. October 1sL
nc ladies' lid eocisty of ProYI-
dence Methodist Protestant church
I'll meet at the home Of Ar. md
Mrs. jesse NJ. Patterson. on Thursday.
September Is. II 2 p. n. Al IRE cor
daily invited 10 attend
hrs. Walter Barnes and son. Ken
nath. spent Monday With Hr. and
Mrs. Thomas Harness.
Miss Amelia Ward spent Sunday
evening With Mr. and HrE. Jabez :.
Barnes.
Miss Rachel Pool has been spending
4 few days In Baltimore.
Mrs. Keziah Wilson and daughter,
Olive, have returned 10 their home
IN Baltimore. after spending fes
days with relatives IN this vicinity.
There will be Christian Endeasor
II Providence Sunday. September =.
beginning at 10 p. m. Topic Christ
lanity and Other Faiths" Our leader
vii be Miss Edna Barnes.
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DERRETT

Rev. G.. u. Baughman will hold
Harvest Home service at the Calvary
Lutheran church, Woodbine. on sun
day, At 1910 a. N. There will be
regular preaching service IT the Mes
siah church II 1890 p. m.
There will be Sunday school at
Brandenburg Methodist Protestant
Church Sunday, September "a, 1T $50
a. m. Preaching b pastor, Rev. w.
A. Sizes. at 1870 a. m. Christian En-
deaYor at TO p m. led BY Mrs. By
ard Dorsey. Topic, eGhrislIanity
Compared With Other Religions
Tuesday evening. Master Lester
Blizzard, of Gist, vas taken into the
Good TempIar Lodge.
Mrs. John Dorsey has aa her guest,
her mother, Mrs. Warfield.
Miss Anna Wilson spent 4 few days
this GEEK With her mother, Mrs.
Rachel Wilson.
Mrs. Jesse DuyaIl visited relatives
here On Monday.
Mrs. Genila Wetzel entertained on
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Dixon and
children, Francis and MARY; Mrs Gel
esta Cook and daughter, Ieona.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Z. Fogle and dangh-
ter, Marian. Of Uniontown. are spend
ing : lew days with Mrs. Fogle's par
snts, ney. and Mr.. Baughman.
Miaa Katharine Mckinney haz re-
turned TO Blue Ridge after having q
pleasant vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs w. :. FLEMING were In
Baltimore Friday on business.
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He's Westminster
Man.
Ind that He aays mi H Head Nth
Interest b Westminster People.

Readers Of the Democratic Advocate
all know Mr.. Bowers.
When he tells N experience simply
for your benefit
There's No room Tor doubt
WIZ experiment With such evidence
TO 20 byg
II xonr kidneys need help
Profit by IT. Bowers experience
Use Doan's KidneY pills.
What other kidney remedies offers
Westminster proof 81 merit
@. !. Bowers, retired sergeant. l. s.
Army. Is liberty ST. Westminster.
aaya. Most every spring and AL |
have slight attack OF kidney trouble
| catch cold which settles on M kid
neyE ! have pains through the small
Of m back which re ~ nd cannot
bend over. AanY timez during the
night | am forced TO get mp 10 pass
tho kidney HeoFetiona and ~ times the
secreIions are seauIy. then again pro-
fuse. Whenever these spells cone on.
use Doansa Kidney Pills md an fm-
medlalely relieved
Price soe at II dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan.a Kidney rIIlB-ths same that
Mr. Bowers hna Foster AIIburn
Co. Props. Buffalo. y. I.
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LOUISVILLE.

Mr.. kInsey Williams. who broke nls
arm several weeks no. Is improving,
Miss Mabel Barnes spent from
Sunday until Wednesday In Baltimore,
Mr.. and Mre. Herman Reese spent
Sunday with Mrs. Lena Schaeffer.
Mr.. Walter Bell spent from satur-
day until Monday With his mother
ln=law, Mrs. Lloyd Barnes.
Mrs. Grace sehnable and daughter.
Anna, visited the formers parents.
4 crowd gathered II Mrs. Margaret
Edmondson's one night last week %
string beans for the canning factory.
After the beans were strung several
games we're played. Those present
we're Mrs. Mary ShoeEney, Mrs. John
Boone, Mrs. Lloyd Barnes. Mrs. Mary
Brinkman and son. Russell; Misses
Mabel Barnes. Mabel Simmons:
Messrs. Frederick Gore, Guy Braun
ing, Charley Barnes and Harry Carl.
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wATERsYII.LE.

The concrete eulyefI near he june
ton of The Woodbine and WatersfIlls
road, has been completed. also The
concrete bridge over Middle Hun
stream, Of water. These improve
ments have been made under the care
fuI superfisiona of Mr.. Willard Buck
Ingham. our road supervisor.
The work on the hY-counIy bridge
i progressing farorably.
sallman 4 Brother are buaily en-
gagged IN canning tomatoes.
Hr. : b. sellman attended he
dance 81 Glensood last Friday even
Ing.
Hrs. D. Clarke owinKs and Hr. Wat
son owIngs. karberth. Pa. md NTz-
:. I. Caldwell and son. Master Turner
Caldwell. of Annapolis, Hare the
guests o. Hr. and Mra. Ralph sellman,
last Sunday. :.
Nr. and Mrs. William A. shipley are
visiting hrs. Ada Hunter. Sleepy
Creek, y. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Wheeler hafs
returned from visit 20 Philadelphia
Miss Nay selby visited NestInln-
EIer recently.
Miss Mamie seiby. Of Baltimore.
spent the weeks end with Misses
Mary and Jennie SeihY=
Miss Hattie Q. SpuTrler. of Wash
Ington. i visiting her sister, ars.
Josephine MinebrenneT.
Chestnut Grove school VII reopen
Monday. under the guidance OF IL
present efficient teacher. NIsa Adale
spnrrier.
The many friends Of Mr. William :.
Hood. Of ut AIry. regret 10 hear IF
hIs illness. and wish him ! speedy
recovery. =.
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SnTEW00D.

Mr.. Charles II. Barnes, Of Fair
mount, has purchased Of Mr.. John p.
klee, Little Four automobile.
The tomato crop Is about IT finish.
The Edmondson A. Klee Canning 20.
will finish canning n a few more
days. The pack has been q very good
one.
The Lice Milling Cos peach crop Is
over and they are nov stillIng oil Of
worm seed. TIE crop Is onIy fair.
Mr., Geo. P. Beasman, OF Freedom
district. reports that he haa the best
crop OF potatoes that he ever raiHed.
Mr.. John P. Klee, of Walnut Grove
Mills, has purchased Of KIee & HUI,
Westminster. new Maxwell touring
car.
Mr.. Willie Williams entertained his
friend. Mr. Ward, Of Baltimore, over
Sunday.
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uNmNTnMN.

Rev. and Mrs. ]. g. 6. Knipple, Mrs.
Anna ahoop and son. Edwin; Mr..
Reickle. Mrs Elizabeth Marrew and
Mr.. Michley, Of Gettysburg. spent
Friday with Rev. and Mrs. SalLzgiver.
Mr. and Mrs. William Heldebrand
and son. Bosley. of Baltimore; TT.
and Mrs. Shellman Caltrider. of
Greenmoant; we're guests Of Mr and
Mrs. Billmyer On Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Todd, Of Bal
tImore, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Romspert.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan MenIzer, u
Blue Ridge Summit, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Eckard the pat week.
Mrs. Or. Weaver Il visiting friends
at Woodbury.. n. J.
Mrs. l. D. Mullen. Of Philadelphia.
visited her brother. Mr. Snader Devil
bliss. and family. the past week.
The congregation Of the Church Of
God. held their harvest service On
Sunday last. Rev. Mr. Snyder. 81
York. Professor Bowman, president of
Blue Ridge College. and Mr.. Geo. y.
YeIser, Of Union MILL. were present
and assisted with the services. The
Junior Z. r. society had ; part Of
the afternoon service. and acquitted
themselves creditably.
Mrs. John Shaw II visiting her old
home In Hancock. Washington county.
Dir. Nelson. Of Taneytown. opened
his barber shop on last Saturday and
vas well patronIzed.
Miss Ella nay Hlllehridle spent :
few daya with friends n Waynesboro.
She returned on Tuesday, accompanied
by Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly, who Is sis-
ting her daughter. Mrs. Jacob Price.
Mrs. Ell KnIpple, Mr. and IRA Har-
~ Knipple, OF Motter.s station; Mrs.
Annie slentz and Mr. and hrs. Geo.
crumbaeEer and daughter, Miss Annie.
Of Waynesboro: Mr.. and Mrs. Merle
crnmbaeker, OF New Windsor. spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
crumbacker.
Mr.. G. Fielder Gilbert was operated
IN at the u. r. !. Hospital On Tuesday.
He Is reported - deinK fairly sell. .
Mrs. Thomas Cover and Mrs. Ros-
eoe Wheatly, Of Eaaton, were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Singer. the pat
week.
Mr. Il. B. Fogle visited the T. g. So
eIety AT Woodensbure In bis official
capacity on Last Sunday
narroIlton Murray. OF Frederick,
vas home over SUNDAY.
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DU1LIc SALE
O A VALUABLE
Parcel Of Land
NEAR WAnFIELnsBURG. CARROLL
COUNTY, MARYLAND.

h xirtue II a decree dated The s0th
day Il August. 1sIe. an passed IN
cause No. I1ss Equity. n the Circuit
Court for Carroll county. sitting ~
3 Court Of Equity. wherein William
II EaElaF nd others aEe plaintiffs
and Elizabeth EnkIaT and Others are
defendants. Ihe undersigned trustee
viii oITsF Il public sale N the prem
lses N
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER %. Isis,
II Ii o'eIeek, >. - 81 thai tract
or parcel O. land. containing
! ACRES, : ROOFS md = PERCHRs
more ~ lesz. situated me- the public
road. leading from War1sldabuTg 20
Stone Chapel. nd adjoining the
lands u Calvin Geo.. Jesas MaazAan.
Samuel A. noser md Clifton Cook
md others.
tn 10 n unlnprovs1 parcel Of
land. partly n VOL and partly clear
I'd.
Thia parcel Of I'd is 1eaifahIY To-
Gated and uas conveyed - Eznanan
Roop 70 John EngIar TnIs LAM aaa
recently besn surveyed ana : pIzl viii
DO exhibited On IL day 81 sale. or
may = seen npon inquiry Of the
Trustee.
Trzas o. sAI.s.-ous-third eash
on tn day q sale. or upoa the TzEifi-
cation thereof By he ConFI, AN The
resid1a In to equal payments q one
year nd to yesFs from ne azy of
ale. or all cash = ne option = The
purchaser. The credit payments 20
bear interest iron ne 1zy Of ale.
and = be Hecured = The aotes q the
purchaser IN approved security.
FRANCIS NEAL PAnzE,
Trustee.
Benz : faKza, EeII1Aerz.
T. :. Crawford, Anelionesr. zspt. l
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YsRusTEES SALE
1 OF : VALUABLE
House and UnimprOyed Lots
SITUATED IN IT. ANY, CARROLL
COUNTY. MARYLAND.

By virtue Of the power and authority
contained n decree Of the Circuit
Court for Carroll county. In equity.
passed In : cause No. z925 Equity. II
which the Peoples Lumber and Sup
ply Company and another, are plain
tiffa and Winter .. Jones and others.
are defendants. the undersigned T.
Neal parke and Winter >. Jones. trus=
tees. appointed - sad decree. will
offer 40 public aaIe on The premises. on
SATURDAY. THE
SEVENTH DAY d OCTOBER, 1915.
al ! o'eloek. noea. all the herelnaft-
er described real estate owned ~ ths
late Basil y. Bowman. deceased aitu=
ated In Nj. Airy. Carroll county. along
Main street, and the raravilIe road.
and particularly described as follows.
to-HIt:
Lol No. 1.-The Homestead. esHtain.
m 1919 SQUARE FEET OF LAND.
and bounding on 70 foot alley IN the
rear II Il improved b
THO.sT0nY BRICK HOUSE. STABLE
ana all necessary outbulldinEs; the
Lawn IL well shaded, and Il presents :
rare opportunity Tor an one desiring
an cd and established home.
Lot Nc. :, contains sgsS SQUARE
FEET, faces on Haiu street md a1z
ioIna Lot 20. / : walk four feel wide
from Main street % the homestead ioi
for tn benefit II reserved
Ii Ne. :, contains szI7 SQUARE
PET, ana adjoina lot %. 2. ! IL -
the junction OF The narAvIIIe road
and Main street.
1t Ne. !, contains sIes SQUARE
FEET o. LAND. fronts on The Para=
VILE road and adIoina lot No. }.
Ii Nc. :. fronts on the pzrsville
road and has n aliey on # South
side: II contains Iese SQUARE YET
OF LAND. and adioIns Izot No. !.
II Ne. :. u bounded On lHo side
b. he PaTzsille road and has - alleI
IN ne rear: II contains a07f SQUARE
FEET Of nd. md adioIns IloI 30. :.
ID Ne. !. contains rs SQUARE
FEET Of and and fronts on the PArH-
vile road. has n alley in I1s reaE
aad adjolnH Lot 20. 6.
- Ne. : contains 1sgs SQUARE
FEET of lad. and has n alley n The
rear and zdioins Lot No. 7.
- Ne. :. faces IN the ParsSIlzs road
with an alley In Tho rezf and on onH
aide thereof md contains IIssg
SQUARE FEET q land. more 81 les.
Lott No. 70 inclusive ar unim-
proved: thy present. however. N e.
ceplIonai location for business pur-
posz. lots No. 8 % : inclusive ere
BEAUTIFULLY located and nffer RE op-
portunitiea for any one seeking lot
upon which TO erect home. al q
this property is located n tn center
of he tom Of IT Air.
TERMS o. sAIzE:--0ne-thIH1 peri
of the purchase money zhali = pad
BY the purchaser or purchasers 20 ths
Trustees - the az Of ale. d upoH
the ratification thereof - the Court.
and the residue shall + paid n two
equal payments. the one 10 b paid II
one year. nd tn other n TIE year.
from the Day of zale. 9TH interest. II
be secured by the notsa NJ t. pur-
chaser or purchasers, HIIh security II
be approved by tie trustees.
:. NEAL PAnER,
WINTER ID. JONES.
J. Il. STEELE, Trustees.
GHy ". EIeeie.
Attorneys.
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The Mexican james Look Coed TO
HzauE .erWaear

The Baltimore sun OF September 20,
says. Lieutenant Berwager, Of Com
pany H, of the First, visited camp. He
said that IN Independence Day the
MexIcans At Indie ranch gave an en-.
tertaInmenI in which many indians
sang love songs and gave some O
their dances. The Mexican senoritas
attended the dance In silk dresses
which. the Lieutenant said. rivaIed IN
their beauty anything be had eveI
seen back N Maryland.
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NOTICE OF TIE TIE AID PLACE
OF
Registration
ND REVISION THEREOF IN CAR
ROLL COUNTY. ND.

Notice Is hereby given by the Board
o. Supervisors of Election Of Carroll
county. pursuant to and In accordance
Nth the directions contained In Soc
ton Il Of Article % Of the Code Of
Public General Laws Of Maryland, as
amended by Chapter 719, Acts 1911.
that the Board Of Registry for the
several election districts md pre-
eIncts G Carroll county, Nd. win at
Tor the purpose Of registering quail
ned voters and erasIng the names Of
those disqualified, between the hours
o. o'clock, :. NJ, and 7 o'clock, D. n,
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Rnr.IsnllsIIIne Furniture.

The polish generally used On mis-
sion furniture Is the dull wax finish.
If. instead Of applying only wax. alter
nate coats OF boiled lInseed oil and
wa are used. polish vii be obtained
which Is brighter and more durable
than the ordinary finish,
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Mo- 4ozEouuY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
ExrzaTE,
IN The matter q the Trust Estate Of Edgar A.
sagle. Edward .. WeenI. Trustees
Ordered this 18th das u September, AD. 1916
that he account of he Auditor filed IN this
cause D finally ratified md confirmed unlezz cause
TO ths contrary thereof b shown IN or before the
End d. Of October next: provided copy Of thia
order La inserted for two successive week. before
the lat named day in come newspaper published IN
Carroll County.
EDWARD 0. CASH. Clerk.
Yep lbs2t EDWARD 0. CASH. Clerk.
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TIoH SALE Home Place d VIM. 7.
Pol. deceased. Barrett District. Carroll
County, y nile from Gather Station. 3 : O. 3
r.: valuable arm zn1 Timber: go Acres. vel
wHIsred; ahonI rs AeTez. more d lesn. IN Timber.
two Dwellings. one uI.h hot ii cold uH.sr; iar.z
Ez<n. necessary ouIHzzlaInnH. abundance II fruII
onIs : mile from Railroad Station. Annzs
7. G. POLK,
~ Equitable Building baltimore
phene St Panl l7aa. zens 81
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yalnal.le Snhmerred Pores.

: submerged oak forest covering
several square miles. from which logs
more than 100 feet In length have
been taken. was discovered b Rus
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To he creditors d BAzII W. Bowman
deceased.
Notice / hereby given 10 Al eredI-
torH Of Bal w. Bowman. late of Car
roll county. deceased. 70 hle thelT
claims dull proven with the vouchers
thereof with the CLERK Of The Circuit
Court for Carroll County within twn
months from ocIober tn. 1915.
+. NEAL PAIKE.
WINTER D. JONES.
Trustees.
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District No. l. Precinct 10. lin
F1remenss Building on Baltimore
street. n Taneytown.
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District No l. Precinct No. 2.-In
EokenTods's shop. On Church street.
n TaneYtown.
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Rubber Il becoming scarce. but
there are mushrooms and English
mullins II resilient materials must be
had
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School begins Monday. the child
ren are anxious 10 90.
Mrs. Heerafl has returned 70 her
boarding house. # Mrs 3. F. Dorseyss.
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Tuesday, October L, 1915.

i the following places In the sev-
eral precincts and districts. to-HIt:
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ACRES OF DIAMONDS Russell
II. GonnelI delivered this lecture
80 tines md made : millioH md :
hall dollars ont u II, md spent II ~
sending deserving young men through.
college,. Acres O. blacE diamonds are
used ever year n this city. sOrder
right now Mr.. C0nHeIl would saT.
Smith 4 nelfsniaer WI serve You.
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District No. ?. Precinct 20. LIN
The !. Q. NJ. Building. In UnIontown.
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District No ?, Precinct 20. lin
he residence Of Luther O. Eckar6. IN
Tyrone
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District No. ). Precinct 20. I'm
the FIremen's Building, Manchester.
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District No. !, Precinct 10. I'm
he property occupied BY Denton LaIs-
Ter. near SandysilIe. known ~ baby
lone Hotel, same e. last year.
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or6!

Having taken the agency for Foot
err DyeIng and Cleaning Establish
ment, al orders left II my residence
wi receive prompt attention.
Mrs. w. :. ECEENR0DE,
lbs East lain Street.
sept. IDIOT Westminster, ID.
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District No. s.--At the Mystic Chain
Hall. II Silver Run.
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District No. :, Precinct 20. An
ne vacant room adjoining the Tesi-
1enes q Nj Sarah c. Trump. In
Manchester.
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wT.

On TROLLEY LINE - 25o-ACnE
DAIRY AND GRAIN FARM. 7 miles
J. Baltic City Hall: spacious man
sion, barn. ouIbuildIngs. Address
MT. WASHINGTON, r. :. ID. Dox 81.
senI1 1t.
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District No. !. Precinct 20. Ain
r. o. I. A. = Hal. MeenanicssIIls
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-22

District No. !, Precinct 10. lin
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Tuesday, October 10, 1915.

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