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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-08
GHEnIFPs SALE
> o. 4 DESIRABLE
HOUSE AND LOT.
o. EAST MAIN STREET, l. WEST
MINISTER. MARYLAND.

By virtue Of several .rIta Of feTI
faeias Issued out Of the Circuit Court
for Carroll county. Maryland. at the
ut OF the Westminster Deposit !
Trust Company against Ihe KoodH and
enattelH. landa and Ienementa Of Annie
i. FouEe and George Z. FouEe. her
husband. 10 ne directed. ] haze Sci
q and taken In execution Ill the
rIght, Tile, claim. interest and estaIe.
10th n law md n equity, of ne eaId
Annie i Fouke and George d. FouEe.
her husband. In and to ii thu lot Of
land situated on he Southwest aide
Of Main street. opposite DlnaI's Ho-
tel. in Westminster. Maryland. front
Ing so feet IN saId Main direct, and
running back 19s feet 10 1ezfoot IL
leY. being the same land that : fuIIy
described In deed from Jno. J. Baum
gardner and wife % William :. Hay-
den, dated Jan. 2. 1856. md recorded
among he Land Records Of aaId coun-
t. In LIber J. d. =. No. II, folio 40
eIe., n BY reference 20 aid deed vi
more fully and ut large appear.
The improvements thereon eonsIzi
OF =
TNO.sTORY LOG FRAME DWELL.
ING HOUSE,, Wsaiherboarded, wi
: fuo.storI OFFICE BUILDING
ATTACHED.
And ] hereby give notice that on
MONDAY, OCTOBER md, 1915
u one o'eloeZ, D. -. on The premises.
IN Westminster, Maryland. I'll offer
for sale the said property. 20 seized
and taken IN execution. at public
- \ Il a >
JAMES N. sTOSER,
Sheriff Of Carroll County, ID.
!. ]. Albaugh, AueIoneeT. aept 8
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DuBLIe SALE
i or -
VALUABLE K0ODLOT,
NEAR HARFIELDsgURe. CARROLL
COUNTY. MARYLAND.


The undersigned owner will ell at
public auction on The premises. On
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER le. 1915.
at ali psf ene e'eIeek, ,. M, III thai
Woodlot. containing
S ACRES. . FOODS and PEnCHEs
Of and, sore Of les. situated IN Car
roll county. In The state of Maryland.
on The sicodamua road. about two
miles from wzrfieldzburg. and adjoiu-
inE tho lands Of MeHars. Calvin Cook.
Charles Cock md others. This wood
lot = OF chestnut and Ca. and i de-
slrzbly situated.
TIE land w. devised BY William
EnEIAr 70 the undersigned. and II l.
The sam. Land conveyed - William
~ Engiar. b. deed OF John Smith.
Trustee. dated April ]. ISIS. and re
corded among the Land Records o.
Carroll county. IN IIber y. n. =. NJ.
II. folio I73. &c.
TERMS OF sALE.-ons-third cash
on The day o. sale. and tho residue
In NO equal payments Of 81 am
ninH manIhH. Or al cash At The or
ton Of he purchaser The credit
payments TO b secured b the note
OF he purchaser. 9TH approved Sc
cuTIly. bearing interest from the d.
Of ale.
aARf ELIZABETH EsGIIR,
BeHa 4 farle. Attorneys owner.
,. 4. Crawford. Iactleneer.
zaE e =.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-08
nIsn.erd

Aliee-"How long did you sing on
the choir"
May-"UnIli they found out Who
vas making all the noise. then / had
10 get out"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-08

Price Doe al III deaIera Don't
simply ask Tor kidney remedy-Eet
Doan'e Kidney rIlls--lhe same thai
Mr. Campbell h twice publicly
recommended Foster Milbufn @.
Props. Buffalo. n. /.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-08
NJ ORTGAGEE's SALE
~ -0F a
Desirable Property
NEAR BAND HALL, II CARROLL
COUNTY. ND.

B. virtue OF the power Of sale CON
tanned in mortgage from Anna NJ. !.
ILippy and Edward .. Lppy, her hua-
band, recorded among the Real Estate
Mortgage Records Of Carroll County.
In LIber B. F. g. No. 81, folio 44e, and
filed in Equity cause No. z941, the un-
'deraIgned as assignee OF said mort
gage viii offer at Public Sale, IN the
premises. about n mile South o. Band
Hall. in Manchester district, in Carroll
county, ID, On the county road lead
Ing from Wianer's School to Band
Hall. on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Q, 1915,
at o'clock, =. M all the land and
premises mentioned N said mortgage.
containing
10 ACRES And Il 7-1o PERCHEs.
more or less. and improv-
ed by : TWO STORY
DWELLING HOUSE, ZSA
bar and other necessary = -
buildings. and now occu-
pied by Richard Eppy. II
being the property owned by Anna =.
A. LIppy during her life time, md be
cause OF her death. this sale became
necessary for the purpose OF passing
title. This property adIoina Amos
Feeaer and Sterling BixleF.
+ Terms of Sale $1,000 eash On day
OF ale and the balance on ratification
of ale b the Court or these terms
ma be changed 10 suit purchaser b
applying TO the undersigned attorney
or assignee.
/ HERBERT c. BIxLgR
i Assignee o. MerIgagee.
IVAN l. HoFF. Attorney.
+ aug Il VIZ. WARNER. AucI.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-08
Act Quickly.
Delay Has Been Dangerous IN West
minister.

DO the right thing at The right time.
Act quickly In time Of danger.
IN time Of kidney danger Doau.s
Kidney Pills are most effective
Plenty OF evidence of their worth
c. Il. Campbell. 3 John St. West
minister. sayH. Ny bark was always
weak and tired very quickly. The
greatest OF ny troubles vas : draE-
gIng ache directly over my Kidneys.
| vas slowly growing moro miserable
al the time and shen ] aas Doau ;
Kidney pills advertised | got a box
II MooFe's Drug Store. They streuE-
thened my back and gaze me lmmsd-
tate relief" statement given SoyeTn-
Der 4. 1907
On August ?, Iais. IT CampbsIl
said: 4 cannot praise Doan'a Kid
.nsy pills too highly. They gave me
permanent benefit and think : great
deal Of them. Al sufferers Of kidney
complaint should i've noan'a kidney
Pills : trial. for they ar a wonderful
medicine
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-08

- fsH lsEIhst particulars z.pIy =
asssPh = kslH. EazIs MsIsI. HIaasyIlIH.
NJ Airy. >. u I'd.
Trims % ALI - rfszHFihzz. ~ u.
esaTi One thixd VI re pnTchass mouaY
70 = pad ie ne I'd kzsxsteI IN t.
d. Of Sc. o. en tn FatlE1afien Ihsfs4<
b. he sd csuTt. and the F.siaus n to
eaHal paT alsafa. the sns paYAbiz IN e.
meHIha I'D IT, ethsE PAYABLE Is twelve
months fEsin II d. 81 szIs: t. credit
% mHnfz . = HecuFs1 b. ne banda -
ainzEs bill OF ne purchaser or narrhaH.
sfz= SitH Huf1zzsuf azsurtiI. bearing Il.
tsHszt fra til aay - saIa or ii ca
e. he option - III pun laser 81 par.
chAHsFa,
: aspszIl ef - - - sEzzIs H.
tsaz property. I'D z.psslI Fl BI=agee e
essH 81 IHs sIHsT pH.esftI.. VII - -
quITed - tbs purchasers 1IzFFesI - H.
d. ~ szIH.
guHEPH i. KzIS
EaecaIsF 81 HsksTI A. zslssa
EaHaf :. Mercer, AHetlaHsss.
7. > gaHH. 6iszz
sept :
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-08

By vIrIne OF the power ana authority
contained in The last will and Testament
Of Robert A. Nelson. late O. Carroll coun=
t., deceased, and Of an order Of the
0Tphans' Court OF Carroll county. dated
Nay End. 1916. the undersigned n Bxeeu.
tor Of tie last win and testament OF the
said Robert 4. Nelson. viii sell It pub
lie sale. on the premises. IN RIdgeyiiIe,
on
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-08
/ AoH1. ) Rssa. 80 q sss.ss rsssh...
osE.mALI o. ON AenE OF LAND

a. helm tie zama Ist . HruzHa d
azHIksd 4 I'D. dated UftoIzK izIE
-. aud recorded ameng - Lid nsss
OIL % az#ruII COUNTY III IIIsef = ~ Il
Ne ~. lilo -. -. fraM IaHs# y
lszHfe, IZastaH= 70 U.heFI = Nelson i
e simHIs - IHpKuH EAEzTs o.
tt property - sisIz e
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-08
NO fuo-sroaT rHAse DWELLING

one eoatzIniBF : resms al tbs ether :
reamA
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-08

WEDNESDAY. sErrEMnER =. 1915.
II 10 sieIsek. :. NJ, Ill thai valuable fes
simple property. situate IN HIdgexIIle. Car.
roll county, State OF Maryland, q which
Robert l. Nelson. dieI seizsd and
possessed. VIZ:
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-08

IVAN L. HoFF. Attorney.
anE II VIZ. WARNER. Auct.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-06

YOUR baby or my baby WAS paylus
I uu thc grass and you SAN "a rattle
/ ,uaAc working Is way toward that
/ baby. VIII he iur toward tul
snake and s,Na tt chance u
sting ANA bite nay littIc baby 10.
VIII br fa!p 90 my baby aud hilI
I taat snake And will IL be fair tu
give YOU a chance by killing that
Gaunlnle thing that ha- been
-.rlhul and biting YOU an these
days and caused your soIrOs and
misery
"Yuu Say. Mr. sunday. Is II fair.
Suppose D give my boy homie uU
fu Dee ls ID years old. and "a, ttF
.me E8yy him $1,000 Jo start au
in business and 10 get start IH
1tr. and De- kisses me and iurar
ur fcy tAp money and kut, to ar
yusf 81 iu 'be bank pu rho N.. F
-ss 70 u,hp'Ckrf irving to -tgB. u
rom hm. would De- falE fu atf'
fh. p kuo,ket chance or 10 ,.t
tar the police and rush 20 the atu
~ mas boy You cay that wouldnt
ue fair 10 the piChpocket. Ger
a.uy | would he fair 30 he rattle
snake Bur viii he fair tu yuu
homes and your vltec and lsyT
children. and al that rs right ANA
decent
Nca say tho, YOU want 20 make
money out ~ the business let
me- TOLL yug how YOU mako money
ogr %, r. You make money tbc
same as " you were merchant
and sold a knife 20 a man and
.E,n the mon turned and stuca
'hat hu'c into the heart ~ your
BOY Maze money ou' 80 th' .H.
ness, don't need the moDcy aad
enough to drive the wife Co. stand
over tho sfeam'ng wash 'Ga 90
make money for the drunken hg.
band We don't need 'ne money
BAD enough 20 make the s'ag,Ipe
orphans ta weep On bitterness over
their poor ''r'orn It"
Every t2rroom is n rerru.f'rg
aa''r0 tar Nn'' q Ht hole ..'H
which ,hH working man shoscs his
U.E"s Drf The saloon will ae pu.
.I' ot business. ant hv 10 men
Who have pRtruu'Eed t
Al Mus, HeIp
"You aH applaud me and give u"
scr- smile Rgt I don't car" a 1893
''a vow SMILES ar your applause
lt VOC t0rf help You say 'au cane
- srrw men hy law SO .' FHH
can remove tAe temptation FROM
man
i' Jesus Christ lived IN 'h's cry
.h.ra n.s1 boz some u'a "h"
The Detroit times., 1916-11-06

-#..i lt.a-k nv country ( would
bullet meat ,ay oul eu
"mg Is nor 3 foreign enemy .uf a
sa.i l.ooN AZ ,he miserable.
.h-i-g tamnshle business Go
uto ygu- g.n shops. gentlemen.
AND see che man in front ~ ,hc
r.ote-
Look A. tha pale. Psad face
eyes A-S- and sunksn deeply IN
.-r.r pockets. NTH their agEe-s
ar ftr e.RNs az an uuc,ean bird
fr vi 4lsC h.s glass ot grok a0c
r.. t- '.0 be had Cv0p- 'gy of p IS
LraEa ans went 20 2 booze 'oiut -u
ger glass ~ beer and forgot t1
r.f ere roHn ia over him See an
other with waterseared eyes. d.
,p' and HE 'diocy ard drunken
ness }fs 70 man or would 'a g.
w4r II 70 wasn't FOR hat damua .,
business
Worse Thar s-utes
Vow cod has gwen povcr sua
'rw,0,0n 20 man. Man IL Nature s
NiHK. and yet what has broken h.s
,,e7-e- And torn he crown from
tis N~ow' TIE saloon
God has gwen man a reason
bows He sets before Us hiEh
tss''gv He gives - dominion
Whst has dethrored reason and
made b-utes ot men, The saloon
An intelligent man tvUukard
said. g., glass ~ grog was SCI ot-
FORE him and they told him = Ae
drank tAe E-og he would have 20
si- TITO Rel ~ ssit 10 would
have % drink 90 and slip into ts.'
or What h-Itss i' makes - men,
and Eha' vi. not men 80 90 satis.
p he tesire poor '-llCW e. 1
drunken de5such go' t-'0 p su7-
re- and got h.s throat cut sc3 a.
-a- ts wound was Seved gQ hy 'Ae
Io-to- Re mum o'rd and 'he doctor
thought he wanted something ard
he zsEed he man - De wanted O
and he shook h.s head
and -gh''y ciu'cHed a. his throat
art s-ueeyet g u-'H 'fa Blood
stood between 'he sevAt worrt=.
1r5 se said. Doctor srr Gods
sake So ne a g,sss O., whisky 3al
y.'h trzt - ,e,l back rorrsa
Calls Ger Prevention
=. = = T-ea, .hinE - save
f-trken man. 20 free h.r from rs
E-- r is worth Nte %, sacrifice
a-t labor 20 save mRn FROM
arm -ker-ess But ~ "a so 200 times
.a'.er 20 pre.er, t'n from becou
-. 5--rss-t ard from faA.Rs
-ts- - he5p him at's- so = 'a.'e0
N man asked GOV = 5o Vou.e
TEL 'ia for s5o and 'Aa Ni said
So The nan asked W-v t.
l sad Wren my none. .s Eo0"
-y Me viii STICK Now J r.' 'e.
rrr. Won can reform man after
Is gone down and become
---t-aar5 ~. be Wi, never sr'.
recover - vjN never H- '-s man
rat re would tave teer hs sa3
never been d-lHsa-3 cod
grace can pardon ht~ and COG
The Detroit times., 1916-11-06

u billy SUNDAY preached to men only
at lS0 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
-'nelyering his famous sermon.
.s"Booze. or the Trail % The Ser.
r- pent'
ln part, Mr. Sunday said
Ssg, "No earnest, honest or Intelligent
A. man can deny that the saloons and
drunkenness are the curses of tais
~ land, and those who love their
s,s@ country most The men most des.E.
II Gus FOR its best Interests and v.i
if fare. they are among those Hh7
q. Utmost oppose this Infamous bust
moss that damns our land Judges,
~ Statesmen. lawyers, Business and
- professional men. laboring men
R and tho most respectable - a.
iva classes IN all communities al
s....agree that 70 e the most terrible
80. blight and curse that ever goe.e4
Hn~oui ~ he'll and unless 8, .s stopped
l.asit will sap the vitality Of our a.
zion.
4 3 This r. land o. ever h.as
3etthat IS good this is land - bag
py homes. of beneficial Influences
and OF liberty and of martyrs 'c
The Detroit times., 1916-11-06

sigu reading pellrium tTemeus,
murder rape sold here
"One time a boy was walking
oI.ur lHc street iu front of an
loon out thru tho door staggered
a man IT, 'ol' to fho Sidewalk
The boy stuck hs head inside the
door aui yelled to the proprietor
llcN mister Como ont here.
logr s'gn l5s fallen down
Hr saloon doesn't exhibit the
product of IT'S business Mer
chants display IN their windows
fhn wares lHDy have FOR sale Hut
nut tte saloon The saloon buries
Wtu and women ln tho pottera
ae.i Where les fhe man who can
-HF Iwt 'hr saloon has been ben
rH' t7 him. Aaa made his home
m'." .".n.'H moro happy?
.lW Uut arINng the individual
it .rH lUy HnD6crper come 20
Jesus christ iust as quickly as any
other ry M I'm tghtlng the
business and n. IN nghting the
business. have 10 nght you. III
du r lr his heart the saloon man
knows te Us IN dirty business
ANY services 7 cnn do for him III
rlaa.t du buf il' do anything |
can tn oppose the business IN do
.ot'h'nr can 90 clear this land
o' th" ours"
Gods Curse 10 On Saloon.
The curse or God is upon he
saloon business. and tho saloon
'.....f. '.tf.|f4 fhD r.anact OF aoct-
The Detroit times., 1916-11-06

. diet ~ uot guilty
What do YOU suppose Was the
7 reason Cor thatN asked the sur
pusrd lawyer ~ hls client
Ten ~ those Jurors had part
rr tnat bacon Jho man answered
'Thrro are -oo many interested
in r.. booze HU-lucs- brewer. po.
Hcau. owner ~ the building
When ,cu h'l The saloon the whole
sf.y.I fns,rs IKE a string u'
'.lN ua's Hold dollar in
ss.E Cd. mans nose and he be-
comes ..Iud
$50 many absurd things are ~
rerrj rs arguments tnr the liquor
business
a Generous Gang"
Somebody SAYS n Will diminish
fhs revenue ls that 500 Fo.
every dollar of revenue that that
1luE hands out Of their d.r.N
money Jla. Is stained with the
blood ~ men and women and Ch;l
trrn. vc have 20 81 down into our
pockets and pay ont 500 20 pay Tor
ssylums sud other places 20 keep
the products ~ the saloon We
have got - pay down so tor every
dirty. st.nNuK one that they give
Nug. They arc generous gang
They are LAYING awake nights o.
lr.ng ONT bow generous they are.
Read your 'aS receipts and see
what 8, costs you. You don't have
'o read % in the i8's. or pentlen
ta~iNs, Cr ir the iusans ssylums
%
The Detroit times., 1916-11-06

+ -rate can save him God -rtg,
Viu keep him. but hs Wiz never
/ ce ths man that he would hty.
/ been II he had not gone down
can pgt uy hands IN the hands oi
/ "a giant and De can squeeze 90 uu
+ r' i gre.ss the bones and w##
giles my fssh. and with rrr.Hc
Er~E can pull 70 aE1ia aud can
- doctor and he vii dress 10
a-a ~ vii heal. bur mt hand U..
r.1r- De- what % was n fa" snHe.
. n.4 nor been broken and the flesh
uar-lad
on Moderate Drinking
rYr. fellows Will say. 'lt er1 t
...rss ma Will give t g1 That
.s au admission art r conclusion
Nra. admission Is true. g, U'iI
.fr-. .au Vil atm.. thaf. bur your
conclusion IS false YOU say
V.f E.,r t up when % hurts r.
az, d-unkard started out 80 n wot
crate t-t0ke~ v IS the Zoo. that
ts g,vavs soo.,ag vi'h danger, Who
makes q possible ,or the doctors
20 ride around IN automobiles 40
10. don't give &, - fhvn No. az.
80. don't see tsa' argument AtoF'
art,Nl1s else You woc'f ?Ht your
re-t irtc = den - saftesoakes
and 0Aen the, hcs'n 70 hurt l-l.
q. out No. yvu Don. N.i tur .
stock vcur hand n r tl--1e" ana
when - Nlrfs t-aw " .H' NoN.
many s'srt ogt 20 Eet '' 30 drrao
s-.s !n tNat wAy Whe- y-t start
The Detroit times., 1916-11-06
saturday Afternoon's sermon


hiI, o1hd"y preacLe' .-,s
day afternoon on LH' l'a ..a..''
"A OF thii''. He SAID
MY text !s found Ia NaEeew
fourth chapter. third verse. Haer.
the devil says 100 ne lord
Thou be The Son ~ cod 0o-ua-.
~ that thes" stones he made bread
"The devils got "a lot more sens.
s,sihan some of yol preachers Z .-.
end a lot ~ sou ola sksar.-
~ quote Shalcspcare and carly.
\ Emerson and everybody and even.
r,thing rather than the bible
aye. st- -. 4.-u,. -..
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The Detroit times., 1916-11-06

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The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-06-28
Weekly News Letter
from Camp Hagman

: lamp Hagman, June 25.-Tbe
,,...ss ,.s' casualty in the 4th infantry
; 'aFed on Sunday when Private
hon pppleto0. raa of separate batta-
drovo.1n o,, COMPANY c. of Lead, was
seSned the ne on sunday morn,ng "as ;n
r.. lanes river while bath;n,r
an ,ns body was covered ',t,,,x. aho'.t
sn;.a 81 aour VI after he sank and ID, ~
hospital NE ne yaIient efforts of the
done s'''1 p: corps, nothing could be be
held =, funeral tune services were re
arrs,a' a. 1870 p. NJ, all Comn.n;as "as
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b,DsD .a,Dany c and the Regipsnt., gpsra.s
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The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-06-28

We regret very much the ina
blllty of our Captain and friend
Elmer F. Sheets, to go with us,
and we wish to express our
thanks to him for his kind con-
liberation for us. Captain Sheets
will never be forgotten by the
boys and we know that we are
as close to his thoughts and heart
as he is to ours. We also thank
him for placing us in the care
of a worthy and efficient Cap
taln-a man that the Company
respects and looks up to.
Captain A. W. Phelps is con
sldered the best captain and COM
pany officer in the regiment. He
has had service in the Spanish
American war and also served in
our regular army for a number
of years.
A good many people in Lem
mon and vicinity know Captain
Phelps as he was special revenue
collector for that part of the Da
kotas.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-06-28
Homestead Bill
Passes Senate

Washington, d. C.-The Tim
berlake bill, providing for the
entry Of noncontiguous lands un-
der the enlarged homestead act,
passed the senate with an am
endment proposed by Senator
Sterling which provides that
where the land embraced In the
additional entry is located not
exceeding 20 miles from the or
iginal entry, no residence shall
be required on the additional
entry. AS thus amended the bill,
went back to the house where a
provision was added to Senator
Sterling's amendment, which re-
stricts its benefits to those en-
trymen who reside on the orig
inal entry.
The bill as passed permits
homesteaders who have made fin
al proof on lands which have
been designated as subject to en-
try under the enlarged home
stead act, but who have been un-
able to enter additional contigu-
Gus land, to make entry ON non
contiguous land of the same
character which shall not with
the original entry exceed three
hundred and twenty acres.
Where the land in the addi-
tlonal entry is within twenty
miles Of the original entry, resi-
dence will not be required on
the additional entry if the entry
man continues to reside on the
original entry.
The bill will undoubtedly be
signed by the president in the
course of few days.