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Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-27

Woody will play golf in Scotland In England he will off
biting the lion! But the lion gets the first bite.
Fglon's has given trying pedde Feddi
Just like selling ceuloid collars forest
Hasn't been much base ball since the double head
500 Fifty of that will be batting fifty for throwing and the
other 400 for eating
EL1HU CHIRPs.
Ehu Root buzzes the boys that us beer legal brew Says
drink without jail And fatheaded happens
to give six months Ehhu will if it takes
High cost living Beef hoof cents pound
ring, 100000 for 20 rounds.
Just received Chinese accounts of the Ten 1n rong
Guy who invented the Chnk alphabet have been full of Ehu
Roots 275.
The proverbs awful last First Fred Fulton
the that bunk Then the kaiser
slips the powder packages stuff
While banning liquids why not the hampers rivers and
a bird who can't SWIM
SOME 1919 CARS.
Exasper g. Makesyou What a.
After scufing Brion and Lewis ought to wise to
how many fights there in set
Jack of three coored barber poles last Mon
Wnkd him with left and then oned him fiat with right
lack de Leon wasted lot of time hunting
around Florida
WORMS GOLLUF.
Early bird the and the early golfer gets the cast
Ifthereis ANYTHING that gets golfer madden than prohibition
worm boulevard his hollow apartment he losses
his shoulder like B. NJ freight engine This
Dill hits democratic and off to IA different
points.
The early bird may get but he doesn't get him early
enough to suit the early goluer
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-27
Gate City Bowling League.

High single game UndividuaD. Ries. 2F9
High single game (team). Ries-Halls 1929
High three game GndividuaD. Nc
Martin ................ 667
High three game (team), Ries-Halls. 2913
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-27
OUMHOUNDS will fight the last ditch Why last gutter
WTH''DuGS'DAER Il

Woody will play golf in Scotland. In England
some cricket. Hope he doesn't go to Zambesi Their
biting the lion! But the lion gets the first bite.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-27

Fultons manager has given up trying to peddle
Just like selling celulod collars in forest fire.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-27

Hasn't been much excitement in base ball since the dc
piled up Brother Noah All the players going south to
500 Fifty of that will be batting fifty for THROWN
other 400 for eating.
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pealed in 1878, The three lowest d.
yorce rates IN 1916. or which year re-
turns are nov complete. are shown
for the District Of Columbia, North
Carolina and New York, whore the
rates we're /. 81 and 10 per 100000
OF population respectively. The
highest rates we're returned for
Nevada, Montana and Oregon. which
show 07,s2s and 225, respectively.
In all States except Maine, West
Virginia. South Carolina, Alabama.
Mississippi. North Dakota, South
Dakota and Colorado, the divorce
rates were higher in 1916 than IN
1906. In 81 per cent. df the cases IN
1916. the divorce Waa granted to the
husband. while tho husbands rate IN
1906 was 81 per cent.
Deserllon : shown 10y the figures 70
have been the cause for about IS per
cent. of the divorces. Among other
leading Causes we're cruelty, inhdeltY
and failure 10 provide.
Records aIgo showed that the mar
rage rate In 1916 vas 1850 per 100
900, OF nine times as great as the
divorce rate Of IL per 100000 Tho
marriage rae IN 1a06 was 1920 per
100 900 showing tho marriage rate 10
be increasing considerably slower
than the divorce rate.
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DREW DRY AND PEsITgET
Actor Arrested In Omaha For Having
Whisky In Possession.

Nebraska is an aWfulIy dry State
these days, so when The police there
heard rumors that Sidney Drew, who.
With his wife, is playing IN Keeping
Her Smiling" had With him a black
suitcase filled with liquor. they went
around to his hotel II zee him about
It.
Mr.. Drew laughingly told the de-
toctives he didn't oven know what
liquor looked like any more AMI was
about to convince them that he had
nothing TO drink when Mrs Drew
called out from an adjoining room
Sidney, make me 4 hIghball. I'm
dying OF thirstih
The detectives grinned. Mr Drew
blushed and said nothing. SO Mre
Drew came into the room 10 got the
highball herself She started to I'M
pack the little black bag. but her
husband stopped her.
MY dear" he said. these gentle
mon are detectives. I I'll now go to
jail"
So 10 Jail he went. accompanied by
the black bag, which vas found u
contain a cocktail shaker and several
half-emptied bottles Of Yermouth, gin
and Scotch. Mr.. Drew was released
On bond and discharged when he APP
peared in court today, but the Judge
Kept the liquor.
The night before The arrest of MIR
Drew he and Mrs. Drew entertained
Governor and Mrs. MeKeivie in their
hotel suite. Mr. Drew said the bot
ties were all full when he brought
them to Omaha on Monday.
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IOusTs SOON DUE
"Wo on Wings l. Not Omen of War,
saYs Expert.

Harrisburg. March 17.-If, when
the seTenteen-yeAr lOcusts begin
jumping around and singing, a large
"W'' is found On their wings, no one
should be alarmed. says J. G. San
ders, state economic ZoolOgist
The W. does not mean that an
other war Is due. Sanders says that
1.-THE common superstition that w
on the wing q locust means war Is
foolish fallaey."
Southeastern Pennsylvania below 4
line extending through Bedford Hun
tingdon. and Centre counties 10 VIII
Transport. WiIkes-Barre and Strouds-
burg Is the locust belt. For the past
seventeen years the insects have
been going through various stages.
moulting underground while sucking
the sap from the roots of trees.
Sanders SAYS that the cutting Of
timber throughout the agricultural
districts Of the state has destroyed
the food Of the locusts and that count
less numbers Of them have died.
Contrary TO the popular impression
locusts do not fly far. Sanders say
that fruit growers should thin out
unnecessary branches. A heavy
coating Of lime wash with a little
sulphur solution added will act a. a
partial deterrent to egg-laying 10
Gusts.
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Victory HedAls Being Made from
MsIIed German Iannanz Tor
Liberty Loan Worker


Victory medals 20 be awarded 70
Tie Victory Liberty Loan Campaign
workers who participate actively in
aTs nov being made from melted
German cannon. The big EuHH .aHe
captured from the Huns ~ he AmerI-
IN troops in their hIatnfY=maEinK
drive n Chateau Thierry. TheY Lave
ben melted. the metal rolled MO
sheets and the medals ire being
stamped. Every member . 81
Victory Liberty 10 #==Z.=
throughout the United siatez 10
dos conspicuous work, such = zarY-
M On volunteer soliciting orEanIzHz
tIona. vii receive one n II -
phIeg.
These medals, the first o. tie md
10 u distributed In this country. vii
be about The size OF H. - p.
One side will be a reproduction Of
h Tined States Treaaurg building
vi HI inse ibli0n "Hirtuzs : zHTHs
Loan" On the other side vi appear
he eertifieation OF participation n
he bond campaign. A space III b
lefI blank for the owners name.
Treasury Department officials de-
eided 10 offer the medals after :
widespread demand for a permanent
souvenir. The model will be. IN fact.
more than reminder o. the loan
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GAVE CHICAGO A SHOCK
Broker Nko Stole Half A Million
Lived n Exclusive Circles.

A few day agn aillard II. Gutter
was considered ono Of the most sue
cessful young brokers In chicago
His rating IN he Two sacred books
Bank and blue Was deemed IRE
proachable. lie belonged 10 the q
elusive Union League Club and h
resided IN 4 section of the city where
only the HoeiHIly elect may dwell
To-day he ! n al. confessed iorger
and embazzIaT Il $4,000 OF geeuri=
ties. lis beautiful and talented wife
IL giving lessons In voice culture and
the Cutter home Il to be closed
Cutters Il he old story OF the Of
fee boy who worked his way upward
then fell lie l. now Al years old
While still n HI teens he went 10
Chicago and entered an investment
bond house n m eFraDd boy. lie
was dIllgant and learned rapidly
Within n Yaar h had become O bond
salesman. IN 10 years he was In The
bond and Investment business a
head of hia ON firm. He had many
patrons. Said and conservative
business men looked upon him with
confidence. Ha neither smoked nor
drank and n NJ . regular attendant
at one Of the fashionable North Side
churches.
Prominent among the bonds forgez
by Cutter il Il SlO7 800 municipal
issue of Poplar Bluff. Mo.
lie Is a. Immediately dressed IN
iaiI az he Naa IN his Office and he
takes a philosophical view Of the stu
alton.
ITS something that cant be
changed nov. want 10 start serF=
ing nv sentence as soon as possible.
he said. And after II is over I'm
coming back and make good"
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TRUSTEES SALE
Il =: d b:
Valuable House andLOt
IN MT. AIRY. CARROLL CO, MD


BY virtue Of decree Of the ClrcRk
Court for Carroll County, in Equity
passed on the Gfh day Of March, fl
the year 1913. n = cause therein de-
pending wherein The Commercial
State Bank Of Frederick County 10
plaintiff. and byron $. Dorsey, Al
minlstrator Of Emory y Wagner, do
ceased. and others. are defendants.
and being No. 81 Equity on thA
docket OF said Court. the undersigned
Trustee will Offer II public sale on
the premises IN Mount Airy, Carroll
County, Maryland. On Saturday, March
29th. 1913. at : o'clock. =. m, all that
valuable lot situated IN the east side
81 the maeadam rad from the Balti-
more aud Ohio Railroad Station b.
wildwood Park about 600 yards from
the Station and adjoining the lands OF
Beniamia Dunn and the road leading
into the home Of Mf. Henry W. Clary
This lot contains : 20e square feet
Of land, II ore or les. and Il improves
BY an eight room frame dwelling
house u 2Iz stories. With asbestos
shingle roof. and ! cellar under AT
the house. hot and cold water in the
house. the water i pumped from =
well on the porch y : gasoline en-
glne; front and back porehes, and the
whole house heated = pipeless fur
mace recently Installed. The house b.
a new one and n addition the prds-
erty Is improved y : chicken house.
meat house and stable There is a
lot Of Young fruit On he property ana
Il is convenient II the Mount Airy
High School. churches and stores ana
is within five minutes walk OF the
Railroad Station. The property :
newly fenced aud everything Is in e1-
eellent condition and It is very de-
airuble home
Terms of sale n prescribed by the
Court: One-third Of the purchase
money on the day q sale or upon the
ratification thereof By the Court, ana
the residue IN Two equal payments of
one and two yeaTa rom the day OF
sale, with interest and 10 be secured
by the notes u The purchaser or our
ehasers with security 10 be approved
by the Trustee. Or al cash at the OF
ton OF the purchaser Or purchasers
BYRON 5. DORSEY, Trustee.
Bond G. Parke. Solicitors.
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lT,RusTEEs, SALE
u OF
Two Valuable Properties
AT DAY, CARROLL COUNTY, MD.

By virtue of a decree OF the Cir
| cult Court for Carroll County, sitting
as a Court Of Equity, passed IN a
cause wherein Lula M. Pickett ID
plaintiff and George II. Pickett and
others are defendants, the under
signed trustees will offer at public
sale on the premises. at Day, on the
Sans Greek Road, in Carroll eoun-
ty, Nd. on
SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 1919,
at o'clock p. m. the home place
of the late Harry b. Pickett, deeeas=
ed which has been divided, and Will
be offered b follows:
Cd ! lot Of land improved b. >
frame dwelling house OF seven rooms,
stable and blacksmith shop.
~ ! lot Of land improved by ,
weatharboarded dwelling house Of
seven rooms.
There Is On the division line be
tween these properties well for the
use OF each property, which is TO be
kept up By the respective owners.
These properties are conveniently
located Is 10 churches, schools.
stores. &C, and only about 2 miles
from the Railroad station at Wood
blne, and are In an excellent condi=
ton Of repair. ! plat OF the prop
erty will Be exhibited on day OF sale.
They wIIl be offered separately and
then a. : whole, and viii be sold IN
the manner most advantageous TO the
estate.
TERMS Or sAI4E:-one-thi ID cash
on the day Of sale or the ratification
thereof b. he Court, and the balance
In two equal payments, the ono in
one year and the other In two
years. sesured By the notes Of the
purchaser Or purchasers with approx
ed security bearing interest from the
day Of sale. Or all cash at the option
OF the purchaser or purchasers.
ROBERT J. BRANDENBlRa
NICHOLAS G. PICKETT
Trustees.
Guy Y. Steele. Attorney.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS.
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE, MARRIAGE
LICENSES, ETC.
Transfers Of Rem Estate.


John w. Copperamlth and wife to
Benton w. Arbangh and wife convey
q acres, for $4,000.
William III. Thiert and wife to Sallie
B. Keeney, convey 30 square perches,
for $1,000.
Howard s. Snyder and wife to
Sadie Il. Bheten and wife. convey
tracts of land, for s..
Howell r. Leppo to Lester @. Coop
er and wife, conveys IS acres. for $40.
Lester c. Hooper and wife to
Howell r. Lenpo. convey 2S,7OO
square feet, for SO.
Charles S. Watson and wife to
Charles c., Loyejoy and wife, convey
land, for $500.
Samuel F. Jones and wife to
Johnny A. Price, convey 1921 acres,
for $1,000.
Alverda T. Wheeler to ]. Milton
Benson, conveys 6765. square feet, for
So.
David b. Utz and wife to Harry w.
~. Hare. convey 81 acres. for $4,000.
William e. Rifle and wife TO John
Or0stus Marsh and wife, convey IA
acres, for $575. -.-
Amos Myers and wife TO chas. e.
Beard and wife, convey 1905 square
feet, for $1700
Joseph FormWa1t and wife TO
Harry ]. Null and wife. convey 1903
square perches, for $1,000.
Hettie Trump to Geo. J. Loringer
and wife, convey l acre, for $500.
Margaret e. Grass ct al. to Ma
thaniel II. Baumgardner. convey 8
acres, for $120.
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Orphans,Gourt

Monday, March 17th-Clara Smith
Billingslea, executrix Of Charles
Billingslea, deceased, received an Or
der to sell stocks and bonds and
settled her first account.
The last will and testament Of
David w. Burns, deceased, was ad-
mitted to probate and letters tesla
mentary thereon were granted unto
John d. Kaufman, who received war
rant to appraise ana an order to no
tify creditors.
Letters OF administration d. b. n. on
the estate OF Charles A. Hartsock, de-
ceased, were granted unto Mary f,
Hartsock. who returned an inventory
Of debts and settled his first and final
account
Tuesday, March 1sth-John d.
Kaufman, executor Of David W
Burns, deceased, returned An inYen-
tory Of personal property and money.
William II. seipp. executor of Eliza
4. seipp, deceased. returned an inyen-
tory of personal property. debts and
money, and received orders TO sell
personal property and stock.
Harry M. and Ernest I. Myers, eK-
eeutors OF Joseph Myers. deceased.
returned an inventory Of personal
property, debts and money. and re-
eeiyed an order to sell personal prop
srty.
Lillian e. Roberts. administering OF
Albert NJ Roberts. deceased. reported
sale OF personal property.
George L. stookadale. executor OF
LIZA ]. Stocksdale. deceased, settled
his second account.
ira G.. Lawyer, executor Of JesBlah
lawyer. deceased. reported sale OF
personal property.
Harry M. and J. Brooks Meilor. ad-
illustrators of Edwin II Mellor. de-
ceased, settled their first and final
account,
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Illicit sim Found ~ AntisaloOn
League Leaders, farmI Govern.
ment May ConilzeaIs Property.

Montgomery. Al. =Iareh h.
lowndes county officials declared to
day iNHi thuy would L. ea# under
Alabama hona=dry - % eonns-
cate the Black Delt farms. owned by
ReT. Purley a nakar. president OF the
AnliSalDun League d America. fol
- Inr The discovery nd capture OF a
s-gallon illicit diaulIery On the farm
property.
The still was unaaTIhnn y DEPUTY
zherina late yesterday. Two gallons
Of whisky and % gallons Of mash
we're destroyed nd John Roberts. q
negro. was arrested
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campaign II Ill represent victory
which the American - aon against
tho best troops d IL HTuHslan Guard
and the glory Of IL sacrifice - those
who by laying down Ihelr lives made
that victory possible.
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Special Farmers !!
D. q. WRAFT.
Attorney

My To JaekH viii stand nj M
place milk NeHt OF White HIaiI.
every 49, - this season II Yau
have ; Faad MARI II will pay you q
breed hsT. = yun know good mules
always aTe n demand
Terms 80 10 insure, $1,000 Tor
colt 70 aueE, $500 for two colts for
ono pHrIY i same season. = D
cash NJ = charged for each mare
bred which ~ be deducted when
full insurance i paid
Cal ne y BeIi Phone 1918 1t
tlealoHn.
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ONE OUT OF NINE DIVORCED
Nevada Leads, With 90 Per 100000
OF Population.

approximately one out Of nine mar
riages in the United States is ter
minated by divorce. according TO
figures compiled by the Bureau of the
Census and made public.
Excluding South Carolina. where
all laws permitting divorces we're re-
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$1,000, OOO.A.Year I'm Resigns.

Detroit. March 15.-zE. Harold Wills,
generally credited KIfh 4 salary OF
s2,000000 a year n production man
ager and chief engineer for the Ford
Motor Company. today resigned to 20
into business for himself.
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Fancy SEEDOATS

These are SELECTED STOCK from
which false oats. light oats and pin
oats have been removed leaving only
the best heavy oats. They have been
recleaned to remove foul seed and
dirt and before shipment have been
tested to insure high terminating
qualities.
They are natural oats. testing about
AZ pounds per buahel.
They would cost you IN > seed store
from $2.00 to 800 per buahel.
Our Price 100 Per BushcI
Send Tor sample.
:. :. BENNETT,
New Windsor, Nd
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.l.DEhkkTT,
Nd

Il OR SALE room dwelling 1t
Flohrville Opposite the State Road
including bath. hot and cold water.
large stationary range In kitchen.
kitchen sink, pantry. sun parlor, large
porches, cess pool. ont buildings com
sisting of stable, 1870; large slaugh-
ter house 1sx20; len house, hog
house, garden, fruit d all kinds, twp
fine grape arbors. GOOD we'll of water
at door. shrubhery. shade, ornamental
hedge fence. school md church with
In few hundred yards. 20 minutes
walk to 3. : 9. Railroad station.
This property i n IIral class condi-
ton. Price vii b made known upon
application On premises. Possession
at once.
CHARLES !. KR0LL,
EykssYille. NJ.
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NofIm0dIars.

The creditors of Emory N. Wagner,
deceased, are hereby notified to file
their claims. with he vouchers there
OF duly authenticated. with he Clerk
d the Circuit Court for Carroll Coun-
~, in the above cause. within two
months from the date Of the above
sale.
BYRON 5. DORSEY. Trustee.
Meh.. Z. IL
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On the same day and It Ihe home
place above described. I VII sell the
following personal property haginn-
IN aI II o'clock M. VIZ: HORSES,
COW. FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
SH0ATs, BROOD SOW. and al othes
stock and farming implements. &c,
which we're necessary to PROPERLY
cultivate the farms Of the Al ate
Richard d. Martin, deceased.
Tor full particulars and terms zee
hand bills.
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You never see married man an=
plaud : sIfe Hho gets the best Of
her husband n : play.
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GILBERT D.nARTIH,

Tor SALE Good Brood Mare. good
= leader, perfectly safe; Cream Sep
aralor. 600 pound capacity. almost new:
q 4. P. Gasoline Engine with pump,
Iaek md belt; Osborne Binder. sulkey
Walking Corn Plow. ) sets Hoops for
y foot Silo.
]. Z. MURRAY.
mr. 2I-3tp Westminster. ID.
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0nfsTEN u. REBERr.

House and Lot situated in Berrett.
on the Washington fosd. Acre of =
Ground. e.foom House. good pump i.
OF watsr n kitchen door, bank barn.
garage. wool house. hen house. Build.
inga al neH. Apply 10
;. FRANK DORSEY.
Sykesville, Nd
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WHEN NEURALGIA
ATTACKS NERVES
Elo0n'a Liniment scatters
the CONGESTION and
relieves pain

a little, applied spilIoHl rubbing. win
Penetrate Immediately and rest and
soothe the nerves.
Sloan's Liniment ! very effective in
AIlaying external pains. strains. bruises,
aches, stiff joints, sore muscles, lumba.
20, neuritis, sciatica. rheumatic twinges
Keep q big bottle always On hand
Tor family use. Druggists everywhere.
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PubECSaleOf TWOFarms
NEAR MANCHESTER. CARROLL
COUNTY, MARYLAND.

- virtue Of tho power and author
- contained in the tast I'll aud
testament uf Richard i. Martin. late
q Carroll County. deceased. and m
order Of the Orphans Court d Car
rolI County. dated March =. 1913.
Ins undersigned administrator with
he KIli annexed, Will Offer II the
Home Place" on
TUESDAY THE 18th DAT D APRIL
IaIa. n ? O'Clock p m. the following
farms
THE HONE PLACE
The Home Place OF the late Itch
- n Martin, containing
&C ACRES Of LAND.
moro or less about une-haIf milo
from Manchester and adjoining the
md Of Amos Isase. + Trump. and
others. Ita improvements consist o.
; large two and onezhalf HIeTy
HHIEh HOUSE or SEWN ROOFS,
conveniently arranged. wafer l.
supplied BY a wind pump. and Il has
cement walks TO and from Il. The
~ buildings consist df = hanE barn.
wagon ahed, carriage hoaHe. corn
orb. hog house. dairy house. wash
house. chicken house in IaeI n tho
necessary buildings for : modern
IaTm. The barn. wnah house and
other out buildings are supplied With
zzIsH forced by n gasoline engine.
= buildings are in good condition.
About four acres II IN Nod land.
I'd there Is a small meadow. md 4
YaunK orchard ~ appropriate SIC. Of
exceedingly fine fruit.
This property Ia conveniently 10
Gated. a. TO churches and schools.
and i only about one and ane=half
miles from the railroad station NJ
Manla Grove,
THE LOWER PLACE.
IN the same date and n The same
place. vii also be offered the Low
= Place" of the said Richard i.
Martin. deceased. this farm adIoina
Iha home place and contains about
y ACRES OF LAND, MORE - LESS.
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: i improved With
WEATHER BOARDED DWELLING
HOUSE

II IIfH rooms. large ban barn In
excellent condition, corn CRIB. spring
house. etc, about three acres Of II II
wood land. and the rost i II tIIlable
i has a fine young apple orchard
which has been bearing about two
years. There is a spring near the
house and the place Is vol satered.
Tho above described properties may
ha Iarmed as a whole. the buildings
N The lower place being used for >
tenant. They will be offered separate
i aud then as a whole. and Hold In
he manner that will be moi adFan=
IaEeoua 10 the estate.
Terms of Sale:--0ne-thIrd Of the
purchase money to be paid On the
aay Of sale or the ratification there
If BY the Orphans Court. and The
residue In two equal payments, The
one IN six and the other IN twelve
montha, with interest from day Of
sale. OF all cash at the option Of The
purchaser or purchasers the credit
payments to be secured b he bonds
or single bill OF the purchaser. With
approved security, bearing interest
from day Of sale.
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GILBRRT D.nAnTIE,

Administrator W. .. Of Richard :.
Martin. deceased.
Guy ". Steele. Attorney.
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sYkesvlIIe, Nd.
Phone sykeasiIle 145 w. mar q II
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Guy v. Steele. Attorney.
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Guy y Steele. Attorney.
kch 4. i