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The Washington herald., 1917-01-19
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Maiden :yes-olds; purse; three
furIuuss. TantalizeT. ia: Reilloc. III; Anna J,
Ill; Mary Henshone, lU; NEpoh. III; Paula v. IL;
Brzcelet Ill.
SECOND RACE-Three year -olds; claiming; siz
furlons. Ducille P. le; Dan lOs; Cash Un fB;
Sir Haste, lc2: Mstin, log; wat. lo6' Blue Grss
Belle I02
THIRD RACE-Four year-olds and upward; claim
ing: sI turlongS viii Do. Ill; Energetic, )6 /;
Running Queen, Ns; Irr4waddy. le6; 'Huda's
Brother. lo; Watch Your step, los; Best Bib and
Tucker los; school for Scandal. lol.
FOURTH RACE-rrre- year-Olds and upward {;
claiming; mile. Stolen Ante. Il3; AhsrA, Ill ;
Pontefract IT: High Horse. lOi FL PATIO. IL:
Paymaster lOe; Handful lo6: 'Peiler GnpD. lo4.
FIFTH RACE-Four year-OldS and upward; claim
ing; s1 furlcngs. Primary lis: Old Grand Dad.
Ill; minstrel lOs: Prime Mover. loe; Charles B.,
lis: InEUt, Ill Minda l0; Tactics los.
SIXTH RACE-Four -ye2r4olds and UPWARD: claim
ing; six furiongs VaAs rs; 'Stonehenge. LIS; Joe
D. lis; 'Prosr-s-re 10; Superintendent, is;
Jimmie lis; NJ. Bert Thurman. Ill: B. A. Jcnes
l6.
SEVENTH RACE-Fuur yesrolds and upW q;
claiming; one and one-sxteenth miles. Billie Ra-
ker lI6; -Chilton King, IL; rChiBtor. ia: sEssteT
Greetings. Ia; Petelus. ls; Col. McNsb NL
Five pounds spprentics allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-19
DOUBLE-HEADER IS
BOOKED FOR TOSSERS
Tech Plays Eastern While Business
Meets Central Quint.

Techs basketball team will take
the floor at the Y. NJ c. A. today IN
the first game OF an interhigh school
league doublehesder, starting at 2:s5.
against the Eastern quint, and the
Business basketers will stack Up
against the Central FIVE in the second
contest
The Manual Trainers should have
easy going against their lighter Uppo-
nents. although the Capitol Hill lads
always put up a scrappy game, no
matter how much the odds.
Tabb, OF Tech. and Baldwin. Of East
ern, are two OF the best centers in the
series and a grand fight between them
for honors OF the day should be in
order. The boys from Capitol Hiu
showed in their last contest that the
absence OF Thomas. their little for
ward, was keenly felt
Capt De La Vergne. OF Tech, will
again be with his team, having recov-
cred from a recent illness.
In the nightcsp the Stenographers
should walk away with the weakened
Blue and Gray. which again will pre-
sent a crippled team, owing TO the
absence Of three regUlars-Cissel
White and Gottlieb
The Stenographers have a welI-bal-
anced combination and are considered
strong contenders for the high school
title. They should have little trouble
winning over Central
The Washington herald., 1917-01-19
DATE IS SET FOR
THE HOPKINS MEET

Baltimore. Md, Jan. 1S.-One Of the
largest sporting events of the year will
be held at the Fifth Regiment Armory on
February "a, when the Hopkins-Fifth
Regiment track meet will take place. The
work Of planning and arranging this
great meet is nearly completed and from
the report of the committee it appears to
be the best ever held here.
One of the events that have always
been an attraction is the Fifth Regiment
race, but 1t appears as though this team
will be unable to take part, as the pros
poets of the Fifth Regiment returning
from the border are not very promising.
from the reports Of the War Department
Most of the Eastern universities and
colleges will send relay teams or indi-
~idual performers to Baltimore on that
date. Entry blanks have been sent out
through the East and South and from
the responses already in the COM
mittee looks to this meeting as a great
success. 1t Is certain to be bigger and
better than last year and should surpass
all meets held in the past years at the
armory.
When the list of entries are made up 1t
will be found that some of the best rum
ners in the country will compete.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-19
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FTre furlongs: 3year-olds and up
ward; selling. Lord Wells 122 tGargan). 8 to l. s
to 2. to g. won; Izzet Bey. IL Knight. to l.
to s. to 5. second; Bulgar, ia tMakof), to l,
to 2. to s. third Time, l62 Oh Drlry
Cart Elliott, Cherry Seed. and Frigid also ran.
SECOND RACE-Five furlorgs; 3yeaI olds and
upward; selling. Donner 10 tRowan). 70 to l, .
to ], to l, won; Ha'Penuy, III Cray, to /,
to 2, even. second; King Stalwart, l2 Corey,
TO l, to 2 to S. third. Time. 81 35. Freshet
Cherry Belle, Twinkle Todd Lucille B., Blue Wing,
Mrs. Nc, Feina. Shadrsch. and Dromi also ran.
THIRD RACE-Five ftIrorg5; 3yearolds and up
ward; selling. Monty Fox, l25 McEwen), to s. )
to $. out won Muzanu, IL Dreycr). to l. to
], even. second; Skeets I22 (McCnlloueh), TO 2
even, to . third. Time l01 Is. Little Wonder,
Helmets Daughter, Envy, Margaret Euen and
Gaelic also ran
FOURTH RACE-Flve and onehaf furlougs:
Syesrolds; handicap; 500 Friendless, l0S (Mink,,
IL TO 5. to s. out, won; Al Hudson, lOs tGray),
to l. to g. out. second; Narcssus. los (Ambrose),
to 5. to .. out, third. Time, lo6 rs. Sir Well
Ions also nan.
FIFTH RACE-One mile and fifty yards; fyear-
olds and upward; selling. River King lM tGrny,.
to 5, TO 2 out won Zodiac. 100 Mink, to 3,
Z to 10. to S. second; Cuttyhunk, liz tknighD,
TO ], to J. to S. third. Time, LA 50. Palm
Leaf. High Tide and Charles +. Granger also un.
SIXTH RACE-one mile; +year olds and upward
selling Pierrot, Ill (Wngfeld), 10 to !, to i, 2
to l, won; Eddie T., lG CBslD, to z even, to Z.
second; Athena loo IT, Ryan,, to l. e =. even.
third Hms, lDl Jerry, scupo, ~ DaSt
1Ank DW ~ HpaAtex alse 1aAs
The Washington herald., 1917-01-19
JUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-sellinE; 4year-olds and upward ;
five and onehaf furlongs. Belle Bird, lU7 Gamer
H27o. $50, $40 won: Sal Vanity. lO3 Howard) ,
S.1o, $40, second; Charity Wand. 1G Henry.
S.m, third. Time. l0s IS. Freeman and Robert
Manten also ran.
SECOND RACE-Selling; 3yearolds and upward :
Eve and onehah furlongs. spange Duchess 10
Howard, $40. s2D. $40. won: Oklahoma Irish,
l6 (Feeney), $40 SID, second; Geneva 90 Gar
ner). & %. third. Time, ! 0 rs. Andrew johnson,
Zolzo. Noble Grand. and Pick Again also ran.
THIRD RACE-F1Ts and one-half furlons,.
Prince Eugene 1os Hunt S. $50 500 won
Elizabeth Thompson % (Henryl S.so $40 sec
ond; Lofty Haywood, 10 tAnderson), S.4e third
Time. l 0 Is. Star Roee. Minnie F., and Smiline
Annie also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Ffye and onehah furiongs
Edna f., lC Garner. s., sl.1, N.lo, won; Little
Spider. lo2 CTroise). q. 10. N.7o second; Belle C.,
lG &c. Hunt, tl-s. third Time, lN a5 Red
Deer and Satisfied also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Seyen furlongs. Lady Worthipc.
ton. 100 &c. Hunt, $50 SEQ. $50 won; orbicul
lation. los (Fieeney, $50 $50. second; Oto, i05
tHoward), 00, third. Time, q Is. Air Line
Col. Ashmaade. Waxemall c. W. Kennon, Endnr-
ance. Henry WaIbsnk and Miss Philbin also ran
SIXTH RACE-Seven hrlongs. Quiz. "a CTroise)
$50. so. 2D. won; Safe Home. s (scherer),
80. $40. second: Mis- Wells. lG (Henry), $50
sAArd. Time. LIS 81 Canto. RszAI Lady Izna,
sna ~ sn11no NJ AO -
The Washington herald., 1917-01-19
LEXINGTON CADETS
HAVE GOOD SCHEDULE

Lexington, Va. JAN 1S.-Virginia Mill
tary Institute yesterday announced its
basketball schedule for the year 1917
The first game will be played here Sat-
urday, when the strong William and
Mary College basketball quint will be
met in the Virginia Institute gymnasium
The following teams will play the SOL
diers: January %, William and Mary Col
lege. Lexington; January q. Randolph
College, Lexington; January so Randolph
Macon College, Lexington; February 3,
Emory and Henry College (pending). Lex
ington: February 7, University of West
Virginia, Lexington; February 10. Uni
versity OF Virginia, Lexington; February
l3, Trinity College, Lexington: February
10, A. and NJ. OF North Carolina, Lexing-
ton; February %, University Of North
Carolina. Chapel Hill, n. c.; February
%, Trinity College, Durham, n. c.; Feb
ruary "A, A. and NJ. of North Carolina
Raleigh. n. c.; February q. University
of North Carolina. Lexington; March 3,
V. P. l., Lexington
The Washington herald., 1917-01-19
BALTIMORE PROS ARE
NOT With D. FULTZ
Ray Morgan Has No Intentions of
Striking with Fraternity.

Baltimore, Nd, Jan. 1S.-Dave Fultz' s
rawlings of the great strength OF the
players fraternity, OF the disaster t would
cause the game should the TT eatened
strike go throught, etc, led to a canvass
yesterday Of the big leaguers and near
big leaguers wintering in this city. The
canvassing was done to give the local
fans at least some idea of how true
are the words of the man who is en-
deavorins through the newspapers to
accomplish the impossible feat of out
talking Zig Ban Johnson, the king of
them all when 1t comes to chin music.
Among the players best knowI to the
fans residing here, four of thr have
already signed contracts for 7 t sea-
son. while the others for various rea-
sons. would not be affected should a
walkout be called.
Fritz MaiseI, of New York Yankees;
Willie Workman, the Chicag prize
Teauty shortstop: Babe Ruth. c. the Red
SoX, and Ray Morgan OF Washington,
are signed to long-term contracts which
carry them over the next camI Iign and
eliminate them from a strike.
Guy Zinn and Runt Walsh. former Fed
eral Leaguers, were not allowed to join
the fraternity and have no interest in a
walk-out. George Maisel brother of
Fritz, who has not yet signed with San
Francisco has not made up his mind.
Dave Danforth, of the White Sox, has
not yet signed. He is not a member of
the fraternity and is of an open mind
End has not given the matter cOnsidera-
ton.
From the above it would look like the
Fultz organization Is not so strong
among the local players. This canvass
ing may or may not be an indication Of
how the tide will go should Fultz carry
out his threats to call a walk-out.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-19
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RAC<-Sellns; six furlonzs; +year-olds
and upward. 'NArnoc, J. v. l0l; Change 1O3
Salon. le4; Golden List lo4; Grsndo los; Peg. lot
Oteoro, lQ; Big LumsI. lot; Lily Heavens, 1s;
yellow Eyes. los; Hesitation, 100; Brown Prince lp
THIRD RACE-Seiling; sir furlongs; 4year-olds
and upward. Louis May. los; James Oakley, l8
Miss Barnhazbor. lO; Lost Fortune I6; Jim Ray,
100; q F. Albse, 10; Tom Edward. ll3; oskhurst,
lis; Altemahs, n3; Tinkls Bell, ll3
FOURTH RACE-Selling; five and one-half fur
longs; Syear-olds and upward. Our Nstts 90.
Wall Street, 81; Cuddls Up, 1Os; Colors LIZ; Obitra
IL; Edmond Adams Ia
FIFTH RACE-Purse; five and ono half fuslonr,
lyear-olds Hail Columbia lO3; Ama1oni,n los :
Poionium. loe; Palisade. 100; Mae Murray loe: Ed
Gartson III; Brooeck. LII; Seminole. ia
SIXTH RACE Selling; one mile; +year-old, and
UPWARD PIN Money. lH; sFreda johnson Ib:
'Suprene. 1T; MaIsntius LIZ; Gano. LIS; Day
Day, lis
Apprentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1917-01-19
JUAREz ENTRIES

FIRST RACE-selling: +yesr-ods. FIRE fu-lonEs.
Yopudo 100 MacS 3. Euhanks. lCf Mai. Rel. los;
Doctor Mack II. los; J. d. SUEgs, lOi; Houeycut,
lo2; 'Steue Crsine a
SECOND RACE-Sellins: Syearold maidens;
five furiongs First R4Ss, l8; Cousin Bob. lb
Tony McCxferty. los; jams McQuay. lG; Star
Of the Park los: Eleanor Mare, los; Or. Enbree,
los; w,tskA 1oo; English Lady. los; Kestrel los
THIRD RACE-SelHns: Syear-olds and upward /:
Ave and one-hsN furlongs. Rubicon II, lis; Clint
Tucker, lis; Upland King. ll5; Clara James. us;
Hastena lis; Prepaid lO6 Crown Prince. l0l.
FOURTH RACE-Selling: handicap; tyesr-old,
and upward; seven furlongs. BcearL III; Bop
johnson Ice: Big To Do. lG Fascinating. lei
Ralph s.. g. Borgo, g.
FIFTH RACE-sellins; +yesr-olds and W I'd:
Ave and onehah turionsx Finniern. l@; .ede
Sam. los; Lady Tendi. lo4; Some Rsanh lo; Bob
Nail, lH: Foruua, lo4; Shadow. los; Star Ross.
l0; Rose Garden, q.
SIXTH RACE-SellinS: Syear-ods; Eve and one
half furlonss Deck Hand, rp; F. O. Oole. lcs;
Wand lot; Alan lo; Houdo. io4; Mac Monde, loa.
'Apprentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1917-01-19

(Characters-Harry tn barkeep over
the phone with someone in Washington.
Someone-Hello! Is at you, Harry
Well. say! Listen! Listen. kid! Rully.
you'll have to parding me for not shown
UP last night, but OWN to tn passin
through town of couple of my old Moo
York National Guard friends common
decency demanded that show 'em tn
sights OF our fair city! What? Now,
don't try { be crool, kid. even II va know
how! Nothin' would have pleased me
more than to shoe 'em into your en-
porium. but as they was both drier than
Mr.. Sheppard's new bill we took in tn
movies" How's at! No, they wasn't
nowheres near our District Militia. This
bunch bivouacked at Brownsville, an
while they don't seem L have no COM
pIaint in particular. they tell me that II
somebody don't snitch old Pancho Villa
pretty soon, Irving Berlin, or some o.
them soul-stirrers had better get busy.
an dedicate a new sob TO tn misses OF
a soldier, an call 1t 81 Brought Up All
My Boys Down on tn Border"
Harry-O course, Babe, l was turrible
sorry Z miss va, an was compelled to
call up Ill Dorothea; nevertheless. I'm
glad you was able TO convey tn heroes
about, but honesty. tn way you keep
skiddin' all over tn pavement every
time you sights few yards o. khaki
has put va in tn class what's knowed
as ridiculous!
Someone-May I ask. Is at so! Well.
upon my word! LII did I reck tn day'd
ever come when I'd stand here an take
a rebuke from tn poor likes O. you! An
moreover. if tn Dorothea thrust was in
tended for a cleanup twas one miser-
able attempt, cause 1t didn't get out of
tn infield. for believe me, tn Dorothea
monica tn poor "fragile's' been fea-
turin has got t be so ludicrous that her
own folks see tn humor. She's knowed
throughout her precinct as plain Dot
O'Mara, an besides, II anybody should
take tn trouble T. inform va, there amt
nothin' I'd love better than to be re-
ferred to, far an wide, as tn daughter
OF some regiment! What? No, amt
tryin' Z pose as Cigarette" nor do
banker for more'n one "7g. but your un-
patriotic utterances amt nothin' short
o. treason!
Harry-Ah, come. now. Babe, nix on
tn wrath stuff! I was just kiddin' about
III Dorothea. an have already mailed va
two seats for Experience" as thought
1t might do you some good!
Someone-Well, o. course, Harry,
there's no denyIn' I was bit fustered,
but If you have had me in your thoughts
50 far in advance I'll have to relent
However tell me
II tn Big-Pipes sprung a second leak,
An caused another storm.
Would they wise-up Wall Street to tn
tip,
Or put old Tom lawson?
Harry-Don't overwork tn prescrip-
tions, Babe, cause Doc. IL go up II he's
caught, Goo'by!
DOPEY DAN.
Note-Lon says platonlc friendship amt
no insult. 1t simply means you're nice
liz party, but that you won't quite do.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-19
MILWAUKEE BOXING FANS
ARE ANGRY AT WELSH

Milwaukee, Wis, Jan ls-Whethsr
there will be an Investigation of Fred
ole Welsh's stalling tactics in his bout
with Ritchle Mitchell has not yet been
decided by the State Athletic Commits
sion. but fans are preparing a petition
which requests the commissioners TO
proceed against the champion.
Welsh is still in town He claims
he was not feeling well, and according
to his manager. Harry Pollok, Wa
so sick when he entered the rins
Tuesday night that he was lucky 70
escape Knockout The commissior,s
physicians, however, refute this state
ment and declare that the champion
was in perfect shape when they 60
amined him Tuesday afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-19
CROSS-COUNTRY RACE
FOR STATE ATHLETES

Maryland State College cross-country
runners are to be given a chance on
Saturday afternoon to show their speed
when 4 five-mile crOss-country run will
be held from the State College to Hyatts-
vile and return between the athletics Of
the freshmen and sophomore classes
About twenty athletes from both classes
have entered the race. and the points will
be scored according to the championship
style of the first five men across In the
first ten. Goodwin is captain of the
freshmen, while Chapman is pilot of the
sophemores.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-19
LOCAL SOCCER TEAM
TO PLAY BALTIMORE

Baltimore, Md. Jan. 1S-Washington
Soccer Club will be seen here in action
Sunday with the fast st. Elizabeth team
at Back River
This game, which will start at 2:ao D
m, will be one of the best games seen
this year, as both teams are trained to
the minute.
The Washingtonians have with, their
team four stars, who hail from South
American countries These star per-
formers are attending an electrical school
in the Capital City.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-19
BREWER WILL RUN
In MILLR0SE GAMES

Brooke Brewer, star athlete Of Maryland
State College. who is recognized through
out the South Atlantic intercollegiate d.
vision as one of the best sprinters ever
developed I'm this vicinity, will enter the
Io-yard invitation race to be held as IN.
feature of the Millrose A. c. games IN
New York City on Saturday night
Brewer will be pitted against the cream
OF the sprinting talent in this race. such
athletes as Roy Morse, II. Ward. Joe
Loomis, and ALI Meyer being slated TO
face the starters gun.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-19
HAMPDEN SIDNEY
BEATEN BY CADI rs

Lexington, Va. Jan. 1S-In a fast and
a well balanced game, Hampden Si' aey
College lost to the Virginia Military
Institute in Lexington tonight, the score,
DO to a. being evened up between the
periods The Cadets chief asset was
their speed, but they did not put across
the team work of the visitors, nor did
they manifest the ability TO shoot goals
that usually is one of the features Of
their games
The Washington herald., 1917-01-19
BEWICKS WIN THREE
IN HERALD LEAGUE

W Ia Pct ". L. Pct
Roycrofts. % IS S C,slons. ...... . % SIS
Bewicks..... p 10 sol Jensns..... p .S
The Bewicks hung up two season rec
ords in The Washington Herald League
yesterday. when they knocked down 81
pins in one game and LASS naples in their
set with the Jensons, winning all three
contests.
Deming was the chief contributor to
the record total with a set Of 2T, which
missed Cahoon's league mark by FIVE
pins. In the other match yesterday the
Caslons copped two out of three from
the Roycrofts
Roycrofts, Bewicks and Caslons are
now on almost even terms for the lead
ership of the circuit, the Jensons being
the only team apparently out Of the race.
The scores:
The Washington herald., 1917-01-19
HAMPDES.
CHARLES BARTELMES
TRIMMED BY SWAN

In the pocket billiard match played at
the Grand Central Palace last night be-
tween Charlie Swan and Bartelmes was
a fair game between the two contenders
for District honors and was won by
Swan, when he pocketed 100 balls to
Bartelmes' 81.
Tonight Walter Wallace. the present
District title holder, will be substituted
for Tom Moore, who is unable to play
In his game against ]. y. Wolff.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-19
Westovers Want Game

The Westover Athletic Club would like
TO arrange a game of basketball for
Saturday night with some fast team in
the District of Columbia, at the op-
posing teams gymnasium. Address chal-
lenge to R. A Devlin, 12s3 Twenty-fourth
street northwest, or phone Main $3.50, be-
tween the hours of Q and 40.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-19
Hockey Star Cannot Play.

Cambridge, Jan. 1s.-Tom Thscher,
cover point on the Harvard var
sity hockey team, will be unable to play
against Princeton In New York Satur-
day. Thacher has a bad knee.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-19
= Pinkney Team Wins

Last night in the Capital City League
at Spiphany gym. Pinkney defeated Hart
ford in a basketball game by % to II,
while Epiphany disposed OF Sixth Audi
tors. IS to H. The lineup and summary:
.r-rr-
The Washington herald., 1917-01-19
EPIPHANY.

Goals from hoor-Amerca o. Reeley, La Due1
e.. Fouls-C. CLARK (5), Dodge ~, Negey a,
Goodman ~. Foul shOts-Nsgley, Z Refsree-Ar
Plant.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-19

Vast supplies o! cocoa have been smug-
gled into Germs ny by way Of Holland
and Belgium.
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uoCINNIS SIDING.

=, Nurdock is now builulng
COlOleii The Colonel has had some
ire Na LSors TO fill. He was seen the
Gs s$ day going to SOW grain with an
Nercor@n' has been some strange noises
THsi lore during the dark nights. 1t
tsara Tom Tom Blizzard this time, for
I. NV has turned his new trousers in
adeoal. evils Myers has formed a
NaIu' for the prevention of unneces-
:oce3 !oise The people Of this place
~! I hopn watching every move the
bEe makes and sees he is trying to
@Jol = machine to catch grasshop-
GsVV y. thev seem to annoy his
,5ands ,,,,tor has purchased tba
';nmon crop this season. Henry
ss sre the corp in a business like
F1 ;Ii,as Long while smelling some
n. n see if musty, got one up his
ss4n' Niles started TO blow to dis
i 1ysrs il and finally succeeded, but the
Nu' If compressed air knocked the
Il out of several windows.
g@ nr & II. oltereck, of Baltimore,
.iitoj Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Long Sat
wv w. Vim. TaWney, of Kirk, spent
,,,nrdav at this station with friends.
Tho OYSTER supper at Thomas Chap
Il, va. well attended.
q r.. health CT this community is
s0 The -..rara have about finished
r. >,,.- com.
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MEDFORD BARGAIN STORE,
MEDFORD, MARYLAND.
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BY virtue of a decree of the Cir
cult Court for Carroll County, sitting
as Court of Equity, passed in cause
No. 1929 Equity, wherein Grace l..
Miller, and others, are compliments,
and George r. Miller, and others, are
defendants, the undersigned, duly ap-
pointed Trustee by decree of said
Court dated October 9th, 1917, will
sell at public sale on the premises, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24th, 1917,
at one o'clock, p. m, all that tract or
parcel of land containing
AZ ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS
situate in the Fourth Election District
of Carroll county, in the State of
Maryland, lying on the Klee's Mill
Road, about three-fourths of a mile
from the State road; and adjoining
the lands of the Klee Milling Com
pany, Robert Flohr and others; and
is the same tract or parcel of land
conveyed to a certain Thomas Ray
Miller by deed dated the 9th day of
February, 1900, from Cordelia Barnes
and husband, and recorded among
the Land Records of Carroll County
in Liber J. II. B., No. 80, folio 259, etc
There is a good apple-Orchard on
the premises; spring of excellent
water at the house; and the fields are
well-watered by running streams.
About eight or ten acres are i'm timber
and the residue are under high state
of cultivation.
The property is improved by a two
story log Weatherboarded Dwelling
House of four rooms, bank barn, about
SO fit. X so it., (recently constructed) ,
hog house, hen house and other neces-
sary outbuildings; all in good state of
repair
Terms of sale as prescribed by the
Court: One-third part of the purchase
money to be paid by the purchaser
or purchasers to the Trustee on the
day of sale, or upon the ratification
thereof by the Court; and the resi-
due to be paid in two equal payments
the one to be paid in one year, and
the other in two years from the day
of sale, with interest, and to be Sc
cured by the notes of the purchaser
or purchasers, with security to be. ap-
proved of by the Trustee, or all cash
at the option of the purchaser
THOMAS J. MILLER, Trustee.
Elias N. Davis, Auctioneer.
Bond & Parke, Solicitors.
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lie Meant Well.

-Dut. CAPTAIN Hawley," said the
.s-d.cmc Miss Pluto coqUettishly,
viii yov zoe HE when | grow old and
ugly"
,aDtain calamity, you may grow old
Or but YOU will never grow uglier."
And he wondered why their friend
ship ceased so suddenly.
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At the same time and place the fol-
lowing personal property will be sold:
2 good work and driving horses, half
interest in binder, mower, harrow, &c.
Terms-All sums of SIS cash; sums
over SIS a credit of months with in
terest and security.
LOUISE MILLER,
T. J. MILLER, agents.
E. N. Davis, auct. H. e. Bonner, clerk.