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Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1916-01-14
Slate OF Connecticut
DIsTRIcT OF Woodstock, S. Court Of probai
~ Jan. 10Th. A. ID. 1919.

hIsIklCi OF WOODSTOCK, IS. Court Of Probate
~ Jan. 10Th. A. ID. 1918.
Estate Of Jat.e Isabella Stuart, late Of Wood
stock In said District decreased.
Upon the application oI tdward A. Bowen Of
Moedstock. Conn, ExecaJ0r therein named
prasIbg that an instfuta8ent In writing pur-
l0rting 10 be the last VIII aEdtestamenf OF said
ia & isaDeilasstuaTi, decreased, may De
Or we'd, sppf0yed allowed and adaiitted To
PROB H. per al plication on file more fully ap,
pears, IL is
Ordered, that said application be heard and de.
terIDinee al the Probate Office Ia Woodstock
in said district, on the 2sth day OF January, A.
D. 1916 at 0 O'Clock in tn- forenoon and
that public notice be given of the pendency Of
said applicat ion and tiIsle and place Of hearing
thereon ~ publishing copy Of this oraer
oncr in a news apef having cifsulaiioR In said
district. aid by posting copy thereof he
public sign post IN the town Of Woodstock, In
said Dir ricf. and by depnstlug in p st office
regis cred mail postage paid marked copy OF
said newspaper containing said order addressed
20 ali the heiTs-at-i far Known at least
1--WE days before said day Of hearing
CLARENCE II. CHILD. Judge
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WEAK, NERVOUS OHIO WOMAN
Made Well By Delicious Vinol

BelIefontaine, Ohio. =" Ny blood was
very poor II was in weak, nervous,
rundown condition. I tried different
remedies without benefit and one day
my druggist told me about vinol /
tried it and it built me up in every way
= blood, strength and nerves, and | tell
my friends it is the best medicine on
earth. ~ Mrs. EARL BRUNsoN.
Finol, our delicious cod liver end iron
tonic without oil, sharpens the appetite,
aids digestion, enriches the blood and
In this natural manner creates strength.
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i isfrief Of Thor pson -. Probate Court
~ Jan 5. A. ID, 1916
Trust Estate ~ William Leonard Bug
minor Of Thompson. il said district.
The Guardian having exbi tied hi. final
administration account with said state TO this
court for waBc +. IL ~
Ordered-fhat The 22nd day Of Jan A. %. 1915,
81 O'Clock in the aternu0R. al the Probate
Office in Thompson be-. ami the same isassigued
for a hearing the allowance Of SAIL All l.
BisfratIoD account, and this court directs the
Guardian to cite all prisons interested :fhere-
Ia TO app al said time and place by publ -fng
this aroer Of notice once in sor,@ rewspaper
having a circulation slu SAID District aud y
mailing copy Of this 0Fdfr postage prepaid
to : he said William Leona d nHebee, all al i asst
seven days before aid time assigneI
Certified from Record
FRED A. MUSYAN, Judge
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Alien. root.Ease for the Troops

MANY war zone hospitals have or
dered Aliens Foot. Ease, the antiseptic
powder 10 shake into your shoes, for
use among the,troops, because ii gives
rest and comfort TO tired, aching, swol
len feet and makes walking easy. AT
druggist everywhere, Zoe. 20
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1916-01-14

the Parent Teachers Association will
be held Tuesday evening, Jan. 18th.
f. j. Trinder, State Superintendent Of
Trade Schools, will speak on the sub
ject, educational Education"
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1916-01-14

During the month of December the
truant officer made ten personal visits.
Two boys were found who had play
ed truant from school for an entire
week each, but when the cases were
brought To the knowledge of the par
ents the trouble was remied at once.
Respectfully submitted,
l.. +. Bnttey.
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SOUTH WOODSTOCK

Rev. l.. B. Curtis, formerly pastor Oh
the Baptist church in South Wood,
stock died in the hospital at STAFFORD
on Wednesday evening Of pneumonia.
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At T he Store Of
Edward W. Mnllan
SATURDAY
FOR CASH

We will have demonstration Of Ma
tional Biscuit Co.'s fancy cookies and
cracke rs Saturday and we invite ev'
erybody to come in and sample the
large variety.
All Zoe pkgs. n. b. G. Cookies, 3 for 25c
All sc pkgs n b. G.. Cookies, q for 25c
6 nice juicy grippe fruits, Zoe
4 extra large grape fruit, Zoe
IS Sweet juicy Florida Oranges. Zoe
nice sweet tangerines, doz / c
best tub creamery butter 32e Id
large fancy prunes, Id lie
large fancy muscatel Taisins, Id Toe
pkgs evaporated apples, 25c
10 lbs fine graduated sugar, 81 90 to
the purchaser of pound OF Doc
Coffee.
good all round -four, bag s5c
Rumford Baking Powder, 10 24e
Good thick bean pork, 10 lie
smoked shoulders, 10 lac
cans corn, peas, clans, salmoric
or Karo Syrup, 70
pkgs macaroni zoo
lbs milk or soda crackers l5c
7 lbs rolled oats, 25o
Swift,s Rorax SOAP. bar &c
Shredded wheat, pkge i0c
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DxECUTORs I'D OWNER's
u SALE OF
VALUABLE FARM
NEAR MT. PLEASANT, CARROLL
COUNTY. MARYLAND.

By virtue of : power of sale con-
tanned In the last viii and testament
Of John c. Bankcrl. late of Carroll
county, in the State Of Maryland. de-
ceased, and In pursuance Of an order
Of the Orphans Court OF Carroll coun-
-, passed on the first day Of August.
1916, the undersigned, 6usannah Bank
ert, Executrix and the said Susannah
Bankert as owner N fee, Will sell at
public sale, on the premises, on
MONDAY, THE zln DAT OF SEPTEn.
BRR, 1919, at 1tao o'clock, p. M
al that tract OF parcel OF land con
i ACRES, I ROOD nd ~ PERCHEs
Of land, more or less, situated in Car
roll county, In the State of Maryland.
On the Baltimore and Reisterstown
Turnpike, one mile north OF the VII
Iage of Mount Pleasant. and two miles
south of the village of Union Mills.
This property Is improved by a TWO
! AND 0NE-HAIzF STORY FRAME
IWEATHERBoARDED DIV YELLING
HOUSE OF eight rooms and pantry.
With cellar underneath. new bank
barn. carriage house. corn crib, hen
MIuHE8 hiHOhG H0MZZs MS HNh ana -
other necessary onIbuildings. About
ten acres are In timber and all the
rest is under m excellent state Of
cultivation with good fencing. There
| Is fruit on the place. and n well Of
water at the barn md one at the
house. This property II extremely de-
airable. IN convenient to churches.
schools and stores and is on the line
Of the motor bus running from Vest
minister to LttleaIo.n.
Possession Of the property Will be
given for the fall planting. but posses.
sion Of building vii not be given IN
ii April /. 1917.
This tract of i acres. rood md
i nerches Is composed of the land q
which John e Hankert. died. seized
and possessed. and of 81 acres. Foods
Of land. more or les. conveyed b
John NJ. Roberts. trustee 20 the EaI1
sazannah BankeTI - deed dated Sep
tember 90, 1897. and recorded among
he Land Records IT Carroll county IN
Liner ]. II. r.. 10. -. folio 227. etc.
and lh sold as an entirety by agree.
mnnt OF all the parties in interest. and
under the direction Of the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county
+ For further particulars apply 10 al.
in Z. Bankert. F.. n the Union
XllIa Savings HanE. or The nndefzIEn=
II attorneys.
: TERMS OF SALE - prescribed =
the Court: 0nezthIrd Of the purchase
money TO be paid 10 the said exeeu.
RS on the day ~ ale or on the rat
IEeaflun thereof > The said Court. and
lie residue In to eguai payments. tie
one payable in uHs xeaf and the other
payable In tNo years from the daY q
ale the credit payments 20 = -
cured By the bond or single biiIa o
he purchaser o. purchasers. vii
sufficient security. bearing Interest
rem The day 81 lie. or all eaah y
- option Of tha purchaser Or IN
HHHsrB
sTsANNAH H1SETHT. EteeutrIx.
sIsANNAH HaSEEHT. Owner.
uand s psrke. Attorneys. az ;
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SMILEY.

mr. and Mrs. David G. Hook had as
their guests Saturday. Mr.. and MRS
{. Nc. Hook and family, of Gist; and
mrs. Gertrude Waltz and son anu
daughter, OF Winfield; and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. {. Zepp entertained
Saturday, Misses Myrtle and Margaret
ZenD. of Carrollton. and others.
Miss Jessie McComas. Of Reisters-
town. returned to her home on We'd
nasday. after spending few days with
her sister. Miss Virgie owings.
Mr.. James Saffell. OF Reisterstown
spent Saturday and Sunday with hif
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua ID. ow-
Ings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Magin had az
their guests Sunday. Mr.. Henry Magin
OF Baltimore, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. A
PoIster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hughes and
family, spent Sunday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Conner, near Gist.
Miss Marie Polster and Mr.. Lester
poIster were Sunday afternoon guests
of Miss Susanna Gables and brothers
Mr.. w. c. Caples had the misfor-
tune of having his buggy damaged BY
Mr.. Wesley G. Shipley striking 1t with
a motorcycle.
Miss Mary and Mr.. Wesley Shipley
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Iahn
Saturday evening.
Those on the sick list are Mrs
Frank WEIGH. with measles; MISS
Evelyn Hook was quite sick Saturday
but is better at present.
Mrs. Martha Waltz visited Sunday
CT
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
September Z, at 2 o'clock, at Sister
Martha Eastons. \ welcome to all
Mr.. and Mrs. Ken Waltz spent Mon
day with Mr.. and Mrs. George Thomas
IN Howard county, near Sykesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beaver enter.
tanned Saturday until Monday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Young and daughter, OF Balti'
nnFa
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THREE ACRES. a0Rg on LESS.


located In MiddlebnTE. Carroll county
Maryland. improved = TWO-s STORY
STONE DWELLING HOUSE. Frame
Barn. Hog Pen md ether outbnIld=
Ings. This Is = FeFY desirable prop
.arty and will male anyone an excel
I.nt home. as II i located In the town
= Niddleburg. convenient 10 Church
School and Railroad Station. and -
occupied by the laIa John G. itumheri
n tho time of his death.
TERMS OF sILEI-0na-th third cal
IN the day of sale. or upon the rat
fIeation thereof b he Court, onsz
third In one year. and one-third In IHn
years from day Of sale. with inter.
ct. 10 DO secured b the notea of thH
purchaser or purchasers. with He.
euriiy to be approved BY the Trustee
Or all cash at The option Of the pnT.
chaser.
MARTHA /. HUMBERT.
J. :. o, SMITH. AuGI Trustee
I. o. WEANT. Solicitor. July 5
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With her aunt. Mrs. Sophia Clingan,
and attended the fair.
The Taneytown Savings Rank enter
tanned the Boy Scouts. at the home o.
Cashier w. A. Bower. On Monday even
ing. Ice cream. cake and lemonade
we're served, In return for which the
boys furnished some fine music.
Mrs. Granville Bullock and three
children, OF New Windsor. are the
guests of her sister. Mrs. Norval z.
Shoemaker.
Mrs. Augusta Bankard. OF Westmin-
ster. is the guest of her daughter. Mrs.
Oscar Sell.
ptolomy HilterbrIek sold his farm
situated along the Keymar and fancy
town road, at public sale. on Saturday
to Elmer Hess. The purchase price
being s97e5.00.
Mr.. and Mrs. Froek. of Iittlestowni
are the guests of Mrs. Clara Bricker
Mr. Edward Kiaer and Mr. and Mrs
Theodore Rooms and family, spent
Sunday at the home Of D. w, Ohler and
family Mrs. Rooms and children re-
naming for tie week.
Mrs. Elizabeth WeIkard. OF New Ok
ford. is the guest Of her sister, Mrs
]. s. Bower.
E. c. Sauerhammer and wife. at
tended the funeral On Sunday. in Lit
tiestown. of Mrs. sauerhammer aunt
Mrs. George Six.
Miss Roumaine Koutz spent several
days In Walkereville. last week.
Miss Elizabeth Blgham. of Gettys.
burg, is the guest Of Miss Lou Rein
dollar.
Mrs. Hoover and daughter, Misa
Maud, of Philadelphia. are the guests
of Mrs. Silas Shoemaker and other
relatives and friends.
Charles Myers. wife and two child
rem, of Wilmington. Del: Mrs. Lev
Myers. OF Westminster, spent Tuesday
With Mrs. Jessie Myers. Mrs. Milton
Myers. of Pleasant Valley, spent Sun.
day at the same place.
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TRUSTEES SALE
i Or 4
Valuable Farm { Residence
= MIDDLEBuRe DISTRICT, CAR
ROLL COUNTY. MARYLAND.

y virtue of 4 decree of the Circuit
Court for Carroll county. passed IN
Equity cause No. 1923. wherein George
=. Hnmbert and others are plaintiffs.
and Martha \. Humbert. widow. and
others are defendants. the underalgn=
- truBtee will eel II public sale. On
The frat hereinafter described prem
LIZ on
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As stated in our issue of August
that Maurice BoHery. who killed
George Kane. in the Montour House
here. by shooting him. was enlisted In
a colored cavalry n Eagle Pass. Il
not Lowery. Mr. Joseph w. Smith
received letter from his son. Joseph
Who is q member Of Company II. and
stationed at Eagle Pass. stating thai
Maurice IIowery was not down there
and that he did not see anyone thai
looked like IIowery.
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TANEYT0NN.

Mr. Thomas Kemp and wife, Mr..
Film Fftc and wife. Of Waynesboro;
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wilks and two
children, OF Hagerstown DR.. Luther
Kemp and wife, Of uniontown. sur
prIsed John Yingling and wife. Sun
DAY. John says such visitors are ap-
preciated, especially when they FUR
nish their own eats.
Stanley c. Reayer vent TO Freder-
lex on Sunday, and had his hand op-
Grated on Monday. He Is getting along
as we'll as can be expected. Mr. Reay-
er run fork In his hand about i've
weeks ago and has been suffering
greatly ever since, and 1t became much
worse the latter part Of the week.
Mrs. ]. VIM. Hull and Two children,
Of Gettysburg, are spending the week
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 4. u
1916. nj o'clock. y. NJ all the foI.
lowing valuable rel estate.
F1nsT-Ali thai valuable farm con
tanning
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II ACRES 4 % SQUARE PERf HIS

81 land. more or IsHa. located on IL
public road leading from MiddlehnfE
10 1ohnEyille. about une-qunrter Of :
mile from the former place. In Middle
burg district. Carroll county, Mary.
land This Is 4 moHl desirable farm
being improved b. : THREE-STOnY
STONE DWELLING HOUSE, TWO
STORY FRAME TENANT HOUSE
Bank Barn. Wagon Shed. Hog Zen.
Corn Crib, Carriage House and Tool
Shed. the land l. n high state q
cultivation. fertile and productive
Thu property Il conveniently located
- 10 Church. School and Markets. be
N about one=duaTIHT Of a mile from
MIddlaburK Station 81 the Western
Maryland Railway. nnH occupied l.
IT Joseph Smith. md vas owned =
Ir John G. HumhHTi IT the time .
- decaase.
sECOND--All IL lot or parcel .
land, containing
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SALE
I o. :
VALUABLE FARM
IN MYERs.DIsTRICT.

BY virtue OF decree of the Circuit
Court for Carroll county, in Equity,
the undersigned trustees will sell IT
public auction, on the premises, near
the Westminster and Hanover road.
N Myers district. Carroll county. Nd.
On
MONDAY, AUGUST 21st, 1916,
1t one o'clock, D. m. the farm Of John
y. Jones, late Of Carroll county. de-
ceased. containing
6 ACRES AND SQUARE PERCHGs
d land, more or less.
Said farm is in a good state of cnl-
IIYation, with due proportion Of
meadow and timber land: ~@0
DWELLING HOUSE, -
bank barn, wagon shed, ss y
dairy, hog house. hem
house and other oHtbHildlngsy good
spring of water from which water 1
supplied TO the house and barn.
Possession will be given the purchaa-
er as soon as terms Of sale are com
piled with. For further particulars
apply to the undersigned trustees.
Terms Of Sale :-One-third OF pur-
chase money Bha1l be paid cash to The
trustees on the day Of sale or upon
the ratification thereof by the Court:
ole-thlrd in six months and the bal
anee In twelve months from the day
Of sale. or all cash 1T the option o
the purchaser: The credit payments
To be secured by the notes OF the pnr-
chaser with approved security bear
Ing interest from the day OF sale The
purchaser will be required 20 pay the
trustees 500 cash On the day of sale
GEORGE y. JONES.
MICHAEL Z. WALSH.
Trustees
Daniel ID. fuhrmaH. Auetloneer. Iles
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EDWARD !. NRANT, Trustee
JOSEPHINE 7. CASE.
MOTTO. CREDITORS.

Notice Is hereby given 10 the cred
Itors of Helen :. Case. late OF Carroll
county. Maryland. deceased. 10 file
their 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 ID. 1916.
EDWARD u. WEANT.
July % u Trustee.
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Drink seldom gets the best OF the
man who knows enough u sneak
when Ii is his turn 10 buy.
Education Is great stun, and none
realizes II so well n the amateur Who
has tried to run a chicken farm.
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trustees.
Daniel d. FuhrmaH. Auetlonecr. IFS
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IDuBLIc SALE
I oE
HOUSE AND LOT
IN WESTMINSTER, MD.

By virtue OF decree of the Circuit
Court for Carroll county, passed n
Equity cause. No. 1890. wherein the
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Of Westminster. Maryland, is plain
TN. and Helen J. Lease, executrIx.
etc. ct al. are defendants, the under
signed Trustee and Josephine I.
Case, win sell At public sale. on the
premises, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST esnd, A. D. 1916.
It 2.s0 p. M, all that tract or parcel
Of land located 1t &c East Green
street, Westminster, Md, containing
752g SQUARE FEET Of LAND. more
Or less, improved b large 2-storY
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, With %
re0ms. This l. : very desirable prop
eTty. fronting y feet on East Green
street, with a depth of 1913 feet, To-
Gated In the residential part of The
city. adjoining the properties oeeu-
pied by Harry DYers and Frank Z.
Lindsay. and Is nov occupied by VII
liam Il. Lease. and Is the same prop
erty which was conveyed to Helen z.
Case and Josephine r. Case by Hen
Tietta Lease and William r. Lease
BY deed dated April G. 1887, and re-
corded among Ihe Land Records d
Carroll county. IN Llber W. n. NJ. No.
Sc. folio 10. etc.
TERMS OF SALE .--one-third cash
on the day Of sale. or upon the ratI=
feation thereof b the Court; one
third In one year. and one-third n
two years from day Of sale. with inter
est, to be secured b. the notes of the
purchaser or purchasers. with aeouri-
= to be approved b the Trustee and
Josephine X. Case. or all cash At The
option OF the purchasers.
EDWARD i. HRANT, Trustee.
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sToRTGAGRH.S stIR
II or =
Desirable Properly!
MAR BAND HILL. II ClRR0II
C0IzSTf. III.

- virtue Of Ihe noEeT 81 sale ean=
IaInad In q mortgage from Anna Il. :.
I4pry and Edward .. IAppy. her HI.
land recorded among the Real Estate
Mortgage Records d Carroll County
n Ilber Is +. {. -. Il. folio 4Is. and
fIIed in Equity cause 10. tptl. the IN
deraigncd as assignee Of said mort.
EaHa will Offer II Public Sale. on IHs
premises. about : nile South Of Hana
uall. in Manchester district. In Carroll
county. Md. on III enunty road Lad.
IN from Hlsaer.z school 10 nana
Hali. on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 0, 1916.
II o'clock. p. n II the land ana
premises mentioned N said mortgage
containing
10 ACRES AsD i 7.i0 PERCHIs
moro or less. and Imnfax-
Il by TWO STORY
DWELLING HOUSE,
Iarn and other necessary ~ -
T EHIIdlngs, and no. 0een- Ia -
pied by Richard IInnY. Il
being the property owned by Anna !
!. Lppy during usT life time. and Be
cause Of her death. Ihia sale beeaIn.
necessary for TIE purpose Of passing
title. This property adioina Amos
roeaer and Sterling nIxleT.
Terms Of sale 1000 cash on d
# sale and the balance on ratification
Of sale by the Court or these terms
nay be changed u Hnlt purchaser =
applying 10 the undersigned attoTns.
Or assignee.
HERBERT c. BIxLEH.
Assignee Of MortsaEee
IVAN l. H0FT. Attorney.
aug II -. WARNER. Anet
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Proclamation.

Pursuant to resolut ions passed by
the Board of Directors OF the public
schools of Washington parish, La.
at special meetings held on the 10Th
day of August, 1915, I, F. B. Bateman,
president of said board Of Directors,
hereby give notice that. in compliance
with said resolution, speci al elections
will be held in Branch school district
No. ISC, Plummer knight School dis
trict No, 1SD. Isabel School district
No. IA, apd Rio school district No.
81. parish of Washington. Louisiana,
on the Bird day of October, 1916, for the
purpose of submitting to the property
taxpayers qualified under the c'onsti-
tuition and laws of the state of LCulsl-
ana, 10 vote at said elections; the fol-
lowing propositions to-wit:
Sec. l. To levy a special tax of three
mills on the dollar on all the properf'
In school district No. IS G, parish u
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Died..

Mr.. Ebert Magee was born in
Washington Parish, La. Decem.
Der %, 1929, and died in the
home of his son.in.law; J. J.
SPRINGFIELD, of Liberty, Miss,
September 4, 1916, and was bur.
led in the local cemetery, Liber-
ty, Miss, Sept. 5, Rev. B. L.
Mckee, pastor of the Baptist
church, officiating. Mr.. Magee
was confined to the house one
month before his death and to
his bed most of the time. He
suffered a great deal, yet he
never murmured or complained,
He leaves five children, two STEP
sons. Is grand. children, one
sister and a host of relatives and
friends to mourn his death. May
God in in His infinite mercy and
goodness bless and comfort the
bereaved, A Friend.
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TO Voters Of the Goth Judicial
District.

| desire to express This Dy
sincere appreciation for the en-.
dOrsement given me at the polls
in Tuesdays primary election.
l feel very grateful toward all
those who supported NE by their
vote and | have not sit gle hard
thought for those who did not.
1t is with renewed courage and
VlgOr that | shall enter the sec
ono primary TO make a clean,
straight campaign. As in the
first primary | shall depend up.
On the influence and power of no
one except the individual citizen
and voter. | have great conf.
dence IL the belief that the PEG
pie of this district will endorse
my efforts as District Attorney
which | have endeavored to per-
form without fear or favor, by
electlDg me for the second term.
l appeal to every voter in the
district for his support at the
next primary and | renew my
pledge and promise that if elect
ed | snail use all the ability |
may have and experience have
obtained in giving this district
the best service possible.
Faithfully yours,
}. Vol Brock.
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H. D. Wilson,
missioner.
Fe:nand Mouton,
Lieut.. Gov.
Bryan Bell.
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Mt. Hermon.

Mrs. Callie P. Roberts, widow
of Mr.. Frank Roberts and daugi}-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Afford,
died at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. B F. Roberts, last Saturday
evening at two o'clock. She was
born Feb. 70, 1874, in the old
Afford home in Pike comfy. and
was married to Frank Roberts in
1861. She was the mother of
eight children, six boys and two
girls. Hon. T. B. Roberts, Police
Jury member from the ninth
ward being the Oldest of the three
surviving sons. Layton and An
drew the others, Mics B. +. Rob-
erts Of Mt. Hermon and Mrs. Ben
Allen OF Tylertown. Two sons,
Willie James and Eugene have
preceded her to she grave. She
was a fine christian character,
wos member of the Mt. Hermon
Methodist church, which she join,
ed about thirty years ago, IN
which she lived a true and con-
sistent life. She was a devoted
mother and will be greatly missed
by her family and friends. The
remains were buried Sunday by
the side OF her husband at the old
Frank Roberts home in Pike
county near Smithburg, Rev. J.
"A. Mccormack conducting the
funeral services. We deeply
sympathize with the brreaved
ones, A Friend,