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Misses HiIda ana EHnz Phillips.
spent Wednesday with III Elizabeth
HOOPER.
hrs. Harry Hobbs and Mrs. :. LIN
ton and sons, spent Wednesday eVen-
ing with Mrs. VIM limbaugh.
Mr.. j. A. Brandenburg spent Thurs
day last in Baltimore.
Mist Estella Lawson > IN tue sick
list.
Mrs. Paul ,Easton spent Friday with
Mrs. Lester Waltz.
Oct Warfield has returned home
from a visit to Brownsville.
Mr.. Eugene Trayer spent the weeks
end with Mr.. William Fleming. Of Der
rett.
Misses Louise limbaugh and Leona
Waltz spent Sunday with May Phillips
Miss Evelyn Warfield. Of Florence.
spent the weeks end with Miss Ruth
Trayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Brandenburg and
daughter. Grayson, spent Sunday With
Mr. and Mrs. p. II. Iauterhach.
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Party.

4 very delightful surprise parry
waa held n the home Of Mr.. and Mr..
George Richards in honor Of Their
daughter EIhela eighteenth birthday.
The evening WIS spent in playing
games until late hour when all wefe
Invited INTO the dining room where \
table Was sci With all kinds Of eakeH
and candles and all seemed IL II
ample Justice. after which all depart
cd for their home wishing Miss Ethel
many more happy birthdays Those
present xaTe Megsrs and MeHdamHH
George Richard. Len Smith. George
Ensor. William Seipp. Herbert Miller
Walter buchanan. G. T. Elserosd. Mr.
Emory EeIzfaT aud Mrs Edna HaFe
Misses Ethel Richards, Lola XII. Gar
mel EnHor. Anna Elsoroad Bessie
XII. TfaYa ihoten. Mamie Miller.
Bthel Reed. Jennie Rill, Realba Evans.
Mary EnHor Hilda GrogR Ellen Chew
llottie Wisner. Ethel Walsh. Marie
Bnehman. Mary Wagner, EsielIa
1dppY. Mary Walsh, Myrtle Rlll. Pa
Elsernad md Myrtle Miller. meaars
Baxter EYanH. Roland mi. Lester
Capleg Edgar Rhoten. Marshall itch
ardH. Charles Walsh. wilson Wagner.
john fIarrIs George Ensor Jr. gea=
ter Heeze. Carroll Smith. holland
Reed. Carroll Harris. Richard Crap.
RAYMOND Richard Bernard Miller.
Edgar 0roEg. William Dlehl. Maurice
GroKg. GIetnz Heed. Robert Greene.
Wilbur Ehoien. Carroll Hhoten.
Charles Murray, William Lippy. VI
liam ssIpp. George Basler. Leroy
9eipp. Maurice Ensor, Russel and
Claude Richards and Edwin Buchanan
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PUBLIC SALE!

Having sold my farm I'll sell at
public sale. on the premises. situated
N the Manchester STATE toad. ; miles
from Westminster and one= hall mile
Ifom BTummel. Oh
MONDAY. MARCH /. 1919,
= L m. tho following personal prop
cry black horse. Ysafa old. Will
work anywhere httehed and good
driver. bay horse. coming years
Cd. strap horse and m elegant driy-
ar. fearless Of all rad objects 4
GOOD Mich COWS. one Will be
fresh by day OF sale. he other three
ara apringers. FARMING AACHtN-
ERY. Brown wagon and I'd. : = tons
capacity; 2-horse IoR=doHn wagon
md bed. Superior grain drill. shoe,
god a. new 3-h0Hs harrow. Oliver
chilled pillow. No -. herse rake,
Hack Hawk check r.. EaTn planter.
Deertng mower good - nesi Deer
InE binder. IN running order hay
carriage. sulky pIoH. International
make. Scientific feed grinder. steel
sur. No ~. 3-horsepoHar gasoline
engine. hay fork md nuIIega. 2=aeated
surrey, Eckenrode maxi. IN good
condition. road OF breaking cart.
nax. 3-leEged corn draE. land drag,
sets a breechbanda. collars, brides.
housings. haltors. get pIo. gears. 4
harHe wagon line. set check lines,
carriage pole. binder txine. lot Of
good sacks, single. double and triple
Ireaa. 3-horse wagon hitch. 2=horse
atreIeher. jockey sticks. log chains.
butt traces. breast chains. COW chains.
ID Of other chains, fork. ahofeia, corn
shelter. corn barrel. grind stones. cant
hooks. lot machine oil. eoaI oil drum,
lnf Of GOOD MIXED LAY. Empire
cream separator. No. :. lot milk
cans. galvanized cooling tank. To-
gallon butter ohurn. butter worker
milk buckets. good Excelsior cook
zfoYe. template stove. 10 glass Jars,
Iat empty barrels lot u other articles
100 numerous to mention.
TERMS All sums Of 20 and IN
der. Cash: all sums over 30 credit
If months will be given. purchasers
giving their notes With approved Sc
eurlty. bearing interest from day Of
sale. No property 10 he removed I'M
II terms o. sale are complied With
j. W. 7. EfLEn. Owner.
=. 4. Crawford. AnetIoneer.
! 1. G. Humbert and Charles Y. Long
! Clerks
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Sale Of Houses and Us
10 Westminster, Carroll Count, Maryland.

BY virtue Of the power Of sale Icon
tanned in the last will and testament
of Rebecca T. Thomas. late OF Car
roll county. IN the State of Maryland,
deceased, and pursuant to an order
Of the Orphans Court of CarrblI
County, the undersigned, Acting Hx-
ecutor of Rebecca T. Thomas, deceAs-
ed, will sell at public sale on the
premises on
SATURDAY, HARCH LIST, 1918,
at 2 o'clock, p. II. all the following
lots or parcels Of land:
!. All that lot or parcel of land,
known as Lot No. s5 on "FrizzelI s
Addition to Westminster" conveyed
by William B. Thomas. Executor OF
Rachel Tankard, to Rebecca r.
Thomas, containing s,825 SQUARE
FEET OF LAND. more or less, and
situated at the intersection Of Charles
Street and Adelsberger's Alley. This
lot has frontage Of about so feet on
Charles Street With a uniform depth
OF l729s feet. and Is improved by a
l2k STORY DWELLING HOUSE of
eight rooms and cellar There Is wat
er in the house. and there Is a fine
garden and some fruit trees on the
property.
2. All that lot Of land. know az
Lot No. 30 on eFrIzzell's Addition TO
Westminster" situated on the east
side OF Charles Street, adjoining the
lands OF Luther Gibson and Mrs. Jor-
rayne k. Hon. This property fronts
about 30 feet On Charles Street and
has a depth Of Ito feet, and is i'm
proved BY two-story FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE with attic.
and is covered b : metal roof There
Ii water In the house. which is nov
occupied by Dorsey Brown.
( 3, All that lot Of land, known as
Lot No. 81. On .FrIzzelPs Addition
to Westminster" situated on the west
side OF Charles Street. with a front
age OF about 30 feet on Charles
street and depth of about f72n
feet. This lot : improved by a two
story HOUSE With six rooms and at
tic. There Il water In the house,
which Is now occupied by Singleton
/ Brown.
/ Terms of Sale -One-thlrd cash on
the day of sale Or On the ratification
thereof by the Court. and the residue
in two equal payments OF six and
twelve months. or all cash at the dp-
ton OF the purchaser. The credit
payments to bear interest from the
day OF sale and 10 BE- secured by the
bonds and single bills of the pur-
chaser, With approved security.
y. FRANK THOMAS,
Acting Executor Of Rebecca y.
Thomas. deceased.
/ On the same day there will be offer
ed and aold for the benefit OF the own
ors all thai lot Of land, known as Lot
No. &c. on sFrIzzeIl.s Addition to
Westminster containing 5000 SO.
/ FEET OF LAND. more or less, and
fronts about % feet on Charles
Street, and has = depth OF 100 feet.
This lot Has # one time owned By
Ellen +. Hopes. The property Is I'm
proved ~ a DOUBLE HOUSE OF two
stories With eight rooms. attic and
cellar
v FRANK THOMAS. Agent.
Bond ( Parke. Solicitors.
Elias n Davis. Aaetloneer. feb7-ts
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- bryan Or Sunday ;
z.eaHars.

ZezH8rbs
The sun n It's letter columns
publishes the following;
We do not want Bolshevismi Ne
do not want per cent OF the people
owning 4 majority of the wealth.
We do not want any radical social
ISM We do mol want any autocratie
demagogue preachers! We do not
want such leaders as Bryan or
Sunday. teaching their cowardly
principles-a kind of love by civil
law foreel We do not want the guns
moral statute kind Of relIgioni We
do not want woman suffrage. ex=
cent - real estate owners and edu=
cational qualification combined! We
do not want ambitions zeal for the
place Of love and common-sense In
IeIleetl
We want our once-pure Constitn-
ton back. and we will have II back
We want every State to regulate Its
own suffrage laws We want all pub
lie service corporations by private
ownership. with government and
municipal regulation; the only fair
and sound prineiplel
10 Whit lit INV VI supply anu u1=
mand to govern all prices! We want
every private fortune above half
million dollars willingly assigned
over to the Government, for a more
equitable reabsorpton, for 1t vii
probably take a thousand years
otherwisel
We want some Heaven while We
have known chance! We want 4
church any and everywhere the peo=
pie wish to build one!
We want every man and woman 10
be a free agent so long as they are
sane! We want everyone to be happy
and TO I've always. II they wish u
and can!
We are aick. mad and tired and dis
gusted With all demagogues, auto
Gratis, piutocrats and whitewashed
inside black puslllanimua Demo-
Gratis. and viii never again vote for
anyone who voted for the cogardiy
amendment 10 our once-pure= prln=
oipled Constitution, unless they have
repentedi
The writer Is poor Woodworking
farmer and life insurance man. and
knows hos the sun and ice feel
4. CALTAN PARKER.
Mt, Airy. Nd
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PUBLIC SALE!

Tho undersigned having bought small
farm will sell NJ public aHIs IN The fnrm
nf Howard A. Rlsler. in Haeaman'a Val
InY miles from Westminster. On
THURSDAY. MARCH i. 1910
1T IL o'clock sharp. the following per
zaual property, to=Nit.
! HEAD or Coon HORSES. / MULE.
anrrel Mare s yeaFa old. snra wherever
hIlehed weighs ahnuI In pounds
sss Mrs Il son - s s@aads seE
Horse. s years old Hnrk wherever hitch.
ed weighs about In nennds. sarrel
aaFe ysers S old Eeeas N NJ 5ae o, Sors IKE,
work anywhere hitehea=
10 HEAD OF DEHnaNEn CATTLE
p MICH cows of them vi be fresh
- the day OF sale: The balance IN May
= HELPERS. viii be freHl IN May: 4
HILLS one of them vi Weigh about
100 pounds; the other Innee are large
fH'"s 10 HEAD o. YOUNG uoasl
n head ~ fine sI0ATs. FanElng from
II 10 100 pounds; / nAUOu s0Ws. three
Of ne sg YIN ha ls OF III y d. 10 o. iii re
IER Western Farm Wagons. one a 5-ton
Wagon, the other ton: riding sulky
pia.s, Hench y brnmgoId make double
one new disc harrow. INo wood frame
Perry hnrFOws, one leYeT hnrHowi
wizard furrow plowa. corn nIaHs. } hay
feat long; spreaders. mn chains. single
double aud triple trees. -. sticks. 4
sets of breechbands. lead har
ness, > sets buggy harna dies, col
hrs. halters, fly nets. lend i 4, or O.
horse wagon line. ? naIr check lines and
many other articles too numerous to men
IIoa
TERMS OF sALE.=-AiI sans of 5000
and under, cash: On Sums over 5000 a
credit of D months VIII be given. the pur-
ehasefs giving their noIes Nth approved
security, and bearing Interest Irom day OF
aale 3 per cent OH for enzh. No goods
are 10 be removed until settled for.
FRANK SNYDER,
YIN. H. Warner. Auef
II. I. Yeiaer aud l. I. Myers. Clerks.
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Mr.. 81 - = .znEea snd sons.
spent s t. - - -. WA. Linz
ton. Of HyksaYIIIs.
Mr.. Harry Hobbs spent Tue sdey IN
Baltimore.
Where were gon last Sunday !
Church will b the proper place next
Sunday Sunday school at the usual
hour. Evening services at o'clock.
Rev Reynolds officiating.
Miss Clara Dixon spent Saturd ~
with Miss EDNA Phillips.
Miss Leona Waltz spent Friday
evening with Mary Hobbs.
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9ill0sT E0a9=z = HRLTH

znsades Americans bungalow. Says
hawaiian spezer smokes Cigars
and Makes III Isle House Owner
Take Dlclatlon, Native Asserts
Honolulu. I. sI.--Iohn Hamakua, a
native Hawaiian Who recently ar
rived In this port Il > fishing yawl,
coming from naalaea Bay, located on
The east side OF the Maui Island, has
told a stery among the Honolulu ma
tfyes to the effect that ghost is Wis
ting the bungalow Of IN American
named Mark WELLESLEY nightly, smok-
ing the mans cigars and sitting in
the bedchamber where WELLESLEY
sleeps. Hamakua declares that be
was Weliesiys servant until the
ghost appeared. and that the apecter
frightened him 50 badly that he fed
h Welleslys yaWl from McGregors
Landing. -
'FWellesIy Is pot afraid of the spec
ter" says Hamakua IT came one
night, suddenly appearing in one OF
his big easy chairs and it looks like
a filmy, white mist. When first
saw 1t the thing smoked one Of We'll
lesly's best cigars while sitting in a
big chair. When The ghost lighted a
match its misty outline was not visi-
Bile.
81 saw it while attending WELLESLEY,
and was so frightened that | could
not move, and the mystic thing looked
at me, smiled and sat down in the big
chair and crossed its legs. which
looked like fog. and started to read
some lines on white. mistlike paper
which was in one Of the hands.
Il could not escape except by bass
ing by the chair. 80 | got back In a
corner and looked On. WELLESLEY sat
on the edge of his couch and gazed
at the ghost for while. He then
threw a shoe ut 1. The shoe landed
in the chair With great force--in fact,
IL went right through the fOglike out
line of human being-but the
ghosts face WrinkIed in Il grin, and
when he laughed there was a noise
like the squeaking Of rusty hinge
On a door.
WELLESLEY said What's the big
idea. Mr.. Shadow The ghost pointed
with one hand To the migtlike sheets
OF ghostly paper In the other, and re-
piled: HE=zz -
eve come here TO dictate story
written by another spirit in the
spirit world You. will have to take
Ii down, and later spread II broad
cast to fiction lovers
WELLESLEY picked up the mate to
the shoe he had hurled ut the specter
the first time M threw 1t with all
his force at the ghost. but the ghost
Wheezed eVeH louder than before In
laughter and said Get the pen, ink
and paper from the drawer OF that
writing desk and start The ghost
pointed a finger NJ lie desk.
Can ] send M man here for an
ether man at the landing who writes
shorthand" WELLESLEY asked the
ghost
No the thing HaId; anybody else
would be afraid Of me 20 get Ia
work
WELLESLEY seemed 10 figure there
was nothing else II do to get rid OF
the specter. and % he went to the
- table within two feet Of the ghost
who sat with his legs crossed in the
big easy-chair
1T will take several nights In
which TO finish this task. and then
will return no more Ii bother you.
the ghost said
WELLESLEY suiiIed n H. and the
ghost smiled a WELLESLEY. and
rushed past them out the door, fled
to McGregor'B Landing. jumped into
Wellesly's yawl. and have sailed
through the islands Tor weeks bound
for this pofg -
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PUBLIC SALE!

HAVING sold my farm and vii
move AMY. will sell at public sale
TUESDAY. MARCH II. 1919.
at .. m. sharp antique and other
furniture. Oil paintings and pictures.
household and kitchen furniture md
equipment. farm implements and
tools Of all kind, carpenter. plumbing
and other tools.
Sale to be held on my farm 2 miles
South Of Westminster on the Myrea
MIL road. on the farm known as the
Myres Nil farm.
CHARLES G. L0YEJ0Y.
John II neaver, Auctioneer
Edward " Case, Clerk.
feb I7z3t
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WEDNESDAY. MARCH :, 1919,

IN las R1ai ara Noau' HtaI LAST
view. On
WEDNESDAY, MARCH ., 1919.
At / lnoonl sharp. the following per
sonal property; FOUR HEAD OF
HORSES. Virginia" bay mare. )
years old. weighing 1900 bounds. work
shaTeEaT hltched; William. bay
geldlng. years old, weighing 100
pounds. work wherever hIiehsd.
Maud BAY mare. 10 years old.
Weighing 100 pounds. work wherever
hilehed Daisy. bay mare. years
old weighing 1900 pounds, good OF
side worker and driver, TWO MIUGH
COWS. fresh by day u sale. FIVE
HEIFERs. three Of them aprIngers.
ONE BULL
FARMING MACHINERY ~
h0Fae n0Rer Gasoline Engine. Sex
Holland Fed Grinder. No. Il Ono
Cutting nox. New Holland poKar
wood aas 4-horse wagon. s-hurze
saEsn market wagon, wagon led. ~
carriage. Is # long spring wagon.
sleigh. driving cart 2-hdrss LED.
safFaY. naeriuK binder. Il CT. n
Tod eaadIflun hay FORK and . =
raHa. nDHu niauier. corn worker. grain
drill DsaHInE mower, manure spread
er. Hood - nsS, hay tcddnr. good -
nex. ~ rake. Oliver chilled nlo.a.
spring Tooth harrow. smoothing har.
Fos. double shovel ploW. euItIFaI0T.
onion nIas. good as nov: potato d.
ger. windmill dirt scoop. corn barrel.
Het q double driving harness. zsIa
- hFasahInE. lead harness. car haH-
me-. check and lead lines collars.
brides. hailera. single. double md
triple ITasz. buggy poles. apreadeFH.
fofEa. FaEaz. matlOcka. Heyihe. s B
gallon MI cana, 90 WHITE LIZ
tons LAYING HENS, nHO0nEH
HouHE. s1io feet. good - NJ.
cons - BARREL HAY II ToS.
and many other articlea
Terms Of Sale All sums n 20
and under cash on all buns abu.a
80 eTsdIl If s mouths Will - given
- noe iii approved security. baaf=
iuE Ialsrss, from day OF sale -
property u 10 removed until Iarmz
are complied Rllh
ABRAH \. INIT
: : EfzHfa@d. auctlonsor
George i Caple. CLERK
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FOR SALE!

Several well located houses. in
Westminster One for 5000 and the
other for $3.50. one fine house With
electric lights and furnace for 5000.
now renting for s42; for $500 double
house and store room, and 80 room
hotel Tor $1,000 EDWARD W CASE.
I'll EaaI Main street Phone f22.
feb 17=atz
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PiaylngIII0n Father.

She-"Papa says he will pay half
the cost of furnishing a house for
US.
He-"But how about the other
half?'
She-"Don't be q goose OF course
well pick out lot of nice things.
get papa's check for half of the bill.
and then go back and select things
only half as expensive
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PUBLIC SALE!

Tie undersigned intending l. auIl
farming I'll sell At public sale N
he pHsmIHes skere he reaIda4. he
farm = Eugene Greenwood. mar
EuEIaFzz I'LL. In New Windsor d.
IFIeI -
FRIDAY. MARCH :, 1919, ut 10 /. l..
tn following personal property.
/ HAD o. HORSES. bay horse. ;
yeara Old. named Charlie bay horn.
namHI Harry years old. baY mare.
year Cd. named Bonnie. baY mar.
! yearz old. named Mat Mich
Cows. Ead COW, years old. Daisy. ;
year. Old Aaude, years old. spoI.
FeaHz Old : Bute. 5 years old. -.
JeHHsY. years old Grace. year
Old. Z=hnrze wagon with bed. nes
HooHIsT corn planter, neHs nv
bnRgx. GOOD runabout, : sets n
hreaehhands. complete: sets front
harnasa. ! collars, 6 brides. wagon
line. ! breast chains, low down NaE=
On. set hay carriages, new riding
corn blows. seed pillow. Syracuse
make spring wagon. new drill.
Thoma make. Adriance mower.
fool enl. Osborne mower. Il fool
cut. Century manure apreader. o.
tOrne horse rake. Bucks land roller.
half interest In 81 acres Of growing
wheat. : sets front gears. Interna=
tlonai a=horsopower engine and corn
grinder. from 30 to co barrels Of corn.
Terms Of Sale--All sums Of 10
cash. On all sums over $40, credit
Of 81 months will be given on notes
With aIlDroYed security. bearing IN
lereaI from the day of sale. No
property 10 be removed until aetliad
for
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81 III. PINE HOGS.


consisting Of brood zoHs, 2 viii farrow
entitled To b registered. and l Berk=
shire. = bend n snoats, ranging from
20 to ~ pounds. Acme EARN wagon
. tons. IN good shape. new Ideal Manure
spseadef II bushels capacity, To good
running pHIsH. Milwaukee mower. 1s2z
foot euf. IN Eaad order: low down Penn
vide, IN good ofdsf. Syracuse lever har
steel laud FaIieH nsed one season; l
Deere eheek ~ corn planter, In good
order, walking eorn plows, / a Brown.
In good order / Oliver chilled pillow, No.
90; set IN eaHrlaEe#. Is foot set
dung boards. windmill. i0.inch Tornado
feed cutter. hand aF power turn, aud "a
feet OF eaEHlsf IL complete, and IN good
shape: : faIIIHK =IaE bnRRies. buggy pole.
spring wagon, ruHu cart basket sleigh.
large sled. eaTH shelter, double-row hand
aud pulley. daas. niIeh and sheaf fork |:
single, double auI (EITde trees. stretch
erH Jokes. ztIskz. 10 chains, standard
harness. | ST double harness. wagon
saddle hrIdlsz collars, halters, one
l;horse line. nalr eheek. lines, pair
choke strips. hItehlna straps, wagon
whip. hind raEet straw knife bnshsl
lhA u #71@HIAF5 htphEaAuIs
suction feed. naea 10 Months; chnrns.
= 8. and d=gaiian Jars, and many other
articles not mentioned.
TERMS Sums Of 800 and under.
cash. G. INNS aboEs z,.eo. credit Of S
months :. he given on approved notes.
With -. 70. property to be re
muyeI Il H.IIled for.
JOIN -. uELTIBRIDLE.
~ = .. Smith. Anes.
jesse p. Gunner : dny w. Iiaines
Clerks.
Feb II st
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I0I sALE.-Steam DeitrieE Hzy
= Press. Capacity 30 tons : day.
size Of bale Il by is inches bale three
feeL LONG. weight of bale hundred ena
hundred twenty-five lbs. Weight of
press complete, 2h tons, On God
road can be drawn by four horses.
on splendid truck and In firet=eIaaa
condition. selling for want OF ne. no
reasonable offer refused, price rIghI.
Telephone Il Fla. New Market OF
post oIIIee address
Z. GHAf.MER SW0MIsEY.
aus1=If Route /. New Market. Id.
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salas are The rams6y you need Take
three or fer asarY dAY. Tie healing
81 eoaks izIs - calls and Haing e
the kidneys - drives eat the Deisoas.
New life 81 kzsIZa mi saTsly folloS.
70 keep yearaslI = condition ana pre-
vent = return u t. disease.
Don't UaIt aazII .ss are Incapable Of
aghtiEE. Start taxing GOLD MEDAL
HaArisfn OF Czuzalaz today. Tour drug
gtst viii <kazrIuIIT rzfund ysar uloaAs
II you are not aaIIansd with re@uttA
But be sure - - Ika original tnportr
81 GOLD MEDAL ~ accept 20 set
atitutsz n IArsa sis. Sealed uaAs-
AkaM ~ al d. ataTaa
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SAFE, GENTLE REMEDY
BRINGS SURE RELIEF

O. has enabled suffering humanity to
Withstand attacks ef kidney. liver,
bladder and stomach Troubles md al
diseases connected viii t. uTIaArT
health organs weakened - disease
These most important erzzHz uHust be
Ualdhs1. because tksY 1IIz= "a purify
tie blso1; unlesa tkss d IHzzz uerk
Ys. are doomed.
WEAKNESS. slseplsssaesz. nsrss.aasss.
dependency. bankaehg stomach Lrnur
lie. pAias In the isias I'd IouaT ab-
aomsn, gravel, difnenIIy wnaa ufinat-
IT.. rhsumAfl@m. eolatlea aaa IambAHo
III warn you Of trouble Ill gear ID
asya GOLD MEDAL uaarIaz c. CAP
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HARRY o. FARYEI

Charles .. Clemson, attorney.
+ Albert Crawford. auetioneef.
\. 7. Bennett. clerk.
feb I'll
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Eggs for Matching

Having improved my stock Of Pure nHea
Single Tomb Rhode Island Red Chickens
I'll FL eggs for Matching # so per
settling 81 ID eggs. $500 per hundred
GEORGE w. PHILLIPS.
2=74I= Westminster. L. !. .. :.
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TunIIInE.

Fer biplanes and for monoplanes
do not care hang.
They're too much Ike the whirriRg
grouse
When the GIN Eaea-bang
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Public Sale !!

The undersigned viii offer for
public sale. on the Joseph w. Berrett
Farm. two miles from Eldersburg
and one=haif nile from Freedom, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1919.
at 10 o'clock !. N.
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ilIIHD CATTLE.

consisting Of god mich -,
COWS. heIfera Eame sill ~ -
be fresh IL d. u .aIa. M =
stock bulla. Ils above 10y
cattle arr IIaIzIsIn. uur. -A-a1
ham jersey aud Guernsey.
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PUBLIC SALE

Having rented my farm. viii sell II
public Haie On the premises. situated
on The Deer Park Road. near East
view. N