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VOL. XXIX EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND, FRIDAY, JANUARY- 17, 1908 NO. 35 HENRY STOKES HARLAN'S PREDICTION STORIES FROM THE JURY ROOM ' UNFORTUNATE RUMORS OUR RAILROAD Forsees War And Warns Japanese--American Situa- Celebrates His 83rd Against Yellow Peril Judge,Lawyer and Clerk Tell Amusingi tion Not Dangerous History of Local Birthday And Trying Experiences Institution POINTED PARAGRAPHS IN SPEECH OUR DIPLOMACY HAS NO SECRETS LIFE IN THE OLD DAYS WHAT PROSECUTING ATTORNEY MAY EXPECT OFFICIAL STATEMENT Chief Justice In Address Before Navy A Sane View of Pacific Cruise of League Pleads For More Ships. — American Fleet.—Question of Japa- Interviewed By Chronicle Wants $50,000,000 a Year For Explanation Of Reasoning Of Jury Astonishes Assistant nese Immigrants. —Fair So- Low Rates Induce Growth Representative Ten Years Spent on Navy. District Attorney lution Can Not be Prevented. Of Manufactures.

There is no such thing as friendship It is one of the misfortunes of the in- STEAM COAL AT THREE DOLLARS HARVESTER STRANGE VERDICT FOUND IN CELEBRATED PERJURY STORY OF THE FIRST between nations as there is between CASE evitable appearance on the Pacific of men. — — the fleet of the one Power which has the Wheat Shipped in Bulk as Cheap From Manufacture of Matches and Incon- Do you think that England cares a Fate of a Case After it Has Been Left to The Jury. —Recent Trial for Murder longest coast line and the largest inter- cent, or that Germany cares a cent, ests on that ocean, says the Philadel- Emmitsburg as From Rocky Ridge. venience Before Their C eneral And Disagreement on Account of Sentiment Against Having Woman's about the increase of our navy? phia Press, that hot rumor will be Death on His Mind.—When They Tried to Dicker —More Passenger Trains than Use.—His Intimate Connection respect for depends upon our With The Judge. — served daily on the international bill - Their us -of Any Steam Road of With The History Of This belief that we can take care of our- Incident When the Foreman Was a German. —Stories That Are True fare. Same Size. Corporation. selves.I want to see our navy such that And Interesting. —What Jury Will do is a Matter of Speculation. Such rumors have been appearing for no nation on the earth could think for a a year past. They do endless harm. moment of forcing a contest or enter- They complicate a situation always A Judge, a lawyer, and an old court "You may remember," The local institution most important ing into a contest with us. said the delicate but never dangerous. They clerk met one night at a club, says the court clerk, "a to the secular interests of this place is History tells us that immigration has murder trial not long have never had any basis. Washington Post, the membership of ago where a woman the Emmitsburg Raih?oad. Practically been from East to West. We have now was the defendant. American diplomacy has no secrets. which includes many men in public life, "She was riding in every pound of commodities coming in- 90,000,000 population in this country. a cab with a The diplomacy of a Republic which and got to discussing the fate of a case man one morning to Emmitsburg and every person com- Well, just across the Pacific there is when the man was must justify itself to 18,000,000 voters after it is left to a jury. shot and killed. The jury disagreed ing in or going out, is transported over another nation with an immense popu- at must be public. Some stages may be The three men have had each in his the first trial and there its line. If not a-big thing in itself it lation. There is the yellow race. There was a second private, but the avowed end can never particular line many opportunities for trial. That is the trial I know is a vital necessity to Emmitsburg; and are 400,000,000 Chinese. They are as about. be secret. knowing so-called secrets of the jury "There were three points on if not deeply rooted in the affections of strong physically; they are as strong which The Japanese-American situation is room. The lawyer has been on both the case rested—did the the people (no corporation ever is) they mentally; they are as strong in every woman's simple. The United States cannot with sides of the firing line in many legal brother-in-law buy the pistol would not like to try to get along with- way as we are. Near by there is anoth- with which safety to the peace of its own Pacific battles, the judge has sat in many im- the man was killed; did she out it. The Company has been awlays er nation of alert and ambitious people. take it into coast now, and of the entire American portant criminal cases, and the clerk the cab, and was it a local affair. It was incorporated by I believe that we will see within the a physical possibili- coast of the Pacific in future, permit has sworn thousands of juries and taken ty for the man to local people; the great majority of the next ten years an army of perhaps 5,- have committed unrestricted Japanese immigration. their verdicts. suicide? stock has been always held here and it 000,000 men in China, drilled and in- Japan has no desire to see its subjects, "There was a case not so long ago," "The man had been infatuated depends for its existence on local busi- structed by the Japanese, and when with first where they are liable to be mob- said the lawyer, "that received a good the woman, and that morning ness. Therefore, the obligations and that time comes they will be in a posi- he was bed, and, second, where they are with- deal of attention from the newspapers, to leave for Europe with his wife. benefits arising between the people and tion to say to us of the white race, drawn from the expansion of Japan in but after the jury's verdict nothing "You may imagine that the Railroad are strictly mutual. "You keep Europe as your country; we the prosecu- East Asia and its islands. more was heard of it. It was one of tion used every effort to settle The Emmitsburg Railroad Company will keep this country. Get out!" those But Japan cannot, without serious the -best illustrations I have seen of three points. The representative of was incorporators by act of Assembly I do- not say that we will have war in protest, accept an exclusion leveled how a jory can misconstrue the evidence the district attorney was a man who approved March 28th, 1868. The in- the near future; but looking into that against its subjects alone. It cannot and instructions of the court. had a reputation as a capable prosecu- corporators were: D. G. Adelsberger, future in seems certain that there will be ranked with China. It accepts in the "The defendant was a man who had tor and an orator of no small power. Joseph Brawner, Josuha Walter, E. S. be a conflict some day that will shake British colonies any law of exclusion been mixed up in a trial that attracted When the jury retired he felt that he Taney, Joseph Byers, Dr. Andrew the earth. If it falls upon us, and I do which bears on all alike. It will here. the attention of the country. At that had made out a good case. Annan, Isaac Hyder, George W. Rowe, not say that it will, I want to see our The United States does not desire to trial he was a witness and testified to "The jury disagreed and the district Dr. James W. Eichelberger, Sr., Chris- position to meet it. exclude the Japanese from Hawaii. HENRY STOKES, ESQ. country in a attorney made an investigation for tian Zacharias, Michael G. Adelsberger, certain initials which he was supposed the The whole difficulty is to harmonize I want to see the country in such a document which purpose of finding out what effect Lewis W. Walter and John K. Taylor. to have written on a the these conflicting propositions. In the [The following interview is one of a position that no nation on earth can ever was an important piece of evidence in prosecution's evidence had made. I Of these, all are dead except Mr. D. end this will be done. It is a pity that series which have been secured by THE dare to go against it. I want to see the trial. He denied that he had writ- am told that this is what he learned G. Adelsberger and Mr. E. S. Taney. : the press of a friendly Power like CHRONICLE. It was the original inten- $50,000,000 a year, for ten years, spent ten the initials, although there was "As soon as the jury retired, or after Under this charter the Company was France and some papers in this country tion to publish them at a later period upon our navy. I said that one year testimony to the contrary. they had smoked a cigar or two, authorized to build from Emmitsburg they make an adjustment more difficult. but it seemed appropriate to let Mr. ago at a banquet of this league, and I "When the trial was over he was in- voted on the three principal to a point on the Western Maryland proposi- But even this will not prevent Stokes' appear on his birthday as a wish to say it again. tions—Did the a fair Railroad, West of the Monocacy, to be dicted for perjury. The prosecution defendant's brother-in- solution. greeting to his fellow townsmen. —ED- made a determined effort to convict law buy the pistol, did she take it into determined by the board of directors. ITOR.] NO LONGER PEOPLE'S FAVORITE him. the cab, and could the man have com- Rev. John McCloskey, of Mount Saint FEARLESS, HONORABLE OFFICIAL Among Emmitsburg's remarkable "There was plenty of testimony to mitted suicide? How do you think Mary's College, Mr. D. G. Adelsberger Young old men is Mr. Henry Stokes. show that he had written the initials. they voted on these propositions? and Mr. Joshua Biggs, of Rocky Ridge, Passing of Jerome. —No Longer Factor Although his years by the calendar are Handwriting experts were brought in "They agreec unanimously that the Mayor of Lancaster Again the Candi- were the most active spirits in securing in Civic Life of Metropolis. —Failed brother-in-law subscribtions to the stock. many, his physical and mental faculties and they swore that there was no doubt bought the pistol, that date of His Party. —Record for The line was are unimpaired and his spirit is buoyant to Seize Opportunity. that the defendant had written the the woman took it into the cab surveyed by Joseph S. Gitt who was al- • and Usefulness Rarely Achieved and youthful. He is a living demonstra- letters in dispute. Days were taken that it was a physical imposibility for so the engineer for the Western Mary- tion of the saying', "a man is as young up in the trial. The young assistant the man who had been killed to have land Railroad. John Donoghue built a The opening of the second trial of as he feels." Mr. Stokes was born district attorney who had charge of the committed suicide because of the nature Lancaster, Pa., has the honor of portion of the road under contract but Harry K. Thaw for the murder of Stan- January 17th, 1825 and that makes him prosecution's side made a determined of the pistol wound. having for its mayor a man whose in- before it was finished the funds gave ford White recalls the curious fact that eighty-three years old. Though you fight and felt he had clinched his case. "How do you think the jury stood tegrity, honesty, fearlessness and vir- out. It was at this point that the Sis- District Attorney Jerome is no longer a when ters of Charity wouldn't think it to look at him and "The defendant, as at the first trial, it was discharged. Eight to four tue, both as a man and as a public of St. Joseph came factor that the public cares anything for forward with a hear him talk about matters of past denied most positively that he had writ- acquittal. officer is beyond reproach. Dr. J. P. large subscription to the and about, or even takes the trouble to no- bonds which insured the completion present interest. His grasp of ten the initials. The judge made a "How did they reason it out? There McCaskey's good deeds are far too of tice save when it is forced upon the the road. The first train current affairs. is remarkable and he very fair charge to the jury. He said is no way of telling. There is only one many to be herein recounted, and his was run on Possesses general mind by some well-arranged November 22, 1875, and the that rare quality the judicial that all the jury had to decide was explanation, which may not be an ex- work for the city of Lancaster and for road has mind theatric incident, such as the wrangles been in continuous operation which is due in part, no doubt, whether the defendant had written the planation at all. the State of Pennsylvania, both along ever since. to his long experience as between Mr. Jerome and Delmas, coun- After several years of vain effort to a magistrate. initials and whether he had testified "I was told that one of educational lines and in the betterment While sel for Thaw in his first trial a year ago, the jurors make both ends meet, the bonded Mr. Stokes is not one of those falsely at the first trial to protect him- soon after of civic conditions, will measure up to debt writes H. A. B. for the Boston Trans- they got to discussing the was who always say "The old is better", the record of any in this country. It scaled down and a new mortgage cript. self. evidence said: 'I'm not going through he can tell his share of interesting may be said made. It was found impossible to pay "If he had he was guilty of perjury,' life and be pointed out as one of the that he has more friends stories of past times and, indeed, his This persou seems to think that the attached interest even on the re-adjusted bonded said the judge. The judge made it men who voted to send this woman to to him by bonds of gratitude memory is not less remarkable than public has lost confidence in him largely indebtedness and in 1896,Messrs.J.Rog- plain what the jury's duties were and the electric chair.' and esteem than usually falls to the lot his mental alertness and his shrewd in- because of his failure to make good his of any one man. er McSherry, Isaac S. Annan and Vin- promise jail the they were sent out to deliberate. They "It's hard to figure it out," said the cent sight. In a recent interview with a to insurance malefac- The Republican party has named him Sebold were appointed receivers. were out for several hours and then judge after a pause. "Take the case a In CHRONICLE reporter Mr. Stokes said: tors. No one doubts his personal hon- for re-election as mayor of the city and 1897 the receivers sold the road to a acquitted the defendant. couple of months back in which a jury "I am eighty-three years old. Per- esty, but all agree that he has failed to if Lancaster is not tired of good honest syndicate of the bondholders and the "Well, it was a sad blow for the tried to bargain with a judge. haps you can't realize what it means to seize a great opportunity. administration of its affairs he will be Company was reorganized under the young assistant be that old until you reflect that my district attorney. It "A man was on trial for assaulting a elected. general incorporation laws of the State. was days before he got over the verdict, girl, memory runs back to the time when The absent are always in fault. and the jury agreed that he was The first board of directors under the men but he had almost forgotten it, being guilty, but a harvested grain with sickles, made few of them announced Carrie Throws Aside the Hatchet. reorganization consisted of: James A. fire with engrossed in other work, when he got that they would not vote for flint and steel, raised their Half. conviction Elder, W. A. Himes, of New Oxford, own Willing to Give a Better a reminder of the case Carrie Nation's flax and wool, wore blue broad- that didn't unless the foreman got a promise from friends have receiv- Pa., Vincent Sebold, W. G. Blair, Dr. writes please him very much. ed word that the cloth coats with brass buttons; when One morning last week, some- the judge that the defendant would not "crusader" will aban- John B. Brawner and Jesse H. Nussear. "He was leaving uptown don her war on saloons. commercial travelers were unknown one to the Des Moines Register and an hotel be sentenced for more than two years. She considers When the new management assumed and after having had dinner, when it a thankless good whiskey cost twenty-five cents Leader, a missionary worker was solic- he met Of course the judge would not dicker fight and is angry be- control of the property in 1897, the a iting one of the men who had cause the Women's gallon. Yes, I mean just that. I contributions toward helping the been on the with the jury and told them that they Christian Temper- road consisted of little less than the can work along. Stopping jury. The man walked up to him nothing ance Union has remember when wheat was cut at a house in the and had to do with the sentence. refused to recognize traditional "two streaks of rust and the With lower section of offered to shake hands. "What her except as sickles, when the cradle came into the city she pulled the happened? They would not a notoriety speaker. right of way." It was-impossible to pro- general bell, which was "The lawyer had had a good dinner Mrs. use and when the first reaper answered by a sickly agree, and the judge finally had to dis- Nation has decided to pass the cure funds for the necessary betterments came to looking woman. and was in good humor, although he rest of Emrnitsburg—that was in 1852. charge them, but not until he had ex- her life in seclusion, according so that the directors were obliged to I believe "Can you had no particular good feeling there was a thrashing machine contribute anything for the for any pressed in very plain words just what to her friends. She is broken in health reconstruct the road with the surplus made in drunkards' home?" she member of that jury. He shook hands he and has Hanover in 1835 by a man asked of the felt. When the man was tried a spent all her money in her earnings over operating expenses. The named Fitz, woman whom she rather reluctantly. but Obed Hussey made the summoned to the second time he was convicted." fight. old iron rails have been replaced with first reaper door. "'I suppose you'd like to know "It's and he was the father of how all speculation what a jury will steel rails weighing sixty pounds to the harvesting replied the woman, we came to that verdict,' said the juror. machinery, his patent hav- "Yes," "come do," said the court clerk. "Sometimes The people who are talked about are yard; the dangerous wooden trestle at ing been "'I would indeed,' granted several months be- around next Saturday night and get my said the lawyer you will have a panel of jurors which last to hear it. —New York Times. Tom's Creek has been almost entirely fore husband." none too cordially. McCormick's. William Gillelan will be for conviction in almost any replaced with an earthen fill and an iron had some "'Well, you made out a good case,' kind of case. kind of a reaper on his farm Then you will get a set Some Plans To Defeat Bryan. bridge built over the Creek; the stations in 1852 but Long Life of Public said the juror. 'There in 1853 a Hussey machine Service. wasn't any of men who will not convict on the have been rebuilt; an additional locomo- was brought doubt in our minds about that. We convincing around to Emmitsburg by Joshua most evidence. It is going now that the anti- tive purchased; the coaches renovated; and Senator Eugene Hale, of Maine, when also voted Lewis Motter. A crowd of unanimously that that fellow "At times a prosecutor will be a Bryan Democrats are encouraged to be- a grain elevator built people towns- he completes his present term will have nd the Company went out to see it wrote the initials. But we came to the great favorite with the jury, and they lieve that they can secure more than field work in the been a Senator for thirty years, nearly is now building chutes to facilitate the behind Mr. Motter's conclusion that he had not written will do almost anything he asks. An- one-third of the delegates to the com- Rev. house. The one-half his life. Besides his services handling of coal. All this has been Mr. Auchinbaugh them with any criminal intent. Now, other prosecutor may antagonize a jury ing Democratic Nationtl Convention, our and I took off in the Senate, he served ten years in done out of earnings and the Road has coats and bound wasn't that all right?' from the start, and they will says the Philadelphia Press, and in the first sheaves. House and vote that not a dollar of bonded or floating Did you know the the three in the Maine Leg- "As it wasn't a question of criminal first matches in this against him, even if he makes out a way prevent the nomination of Bryan indebtedness. In the Spring the road- country were islature, thus rounding out a legisla- intent in writing made over at Mechanics the initials, but wheth- perfect case. under the two-thirds rule. town? - tive career of forty-three years if he bed will be laid with six inches That was er the maker of the initials had com- "Often juries become irritable, and seventy-five years finishes the term he is now serving. of stone ballast and the track ago. A mitted perjury in denying that he had blacksmith named Jacob the judge has to scold them. I've Mr. Rockefeller once wrote to Tol- re-surfaced and re-lined. Funds are in Weller discovered written them, the reasoning of the known cases in the process. The which a jury have felt stoi for advice as how to spend his hand for this work. Dividends have sticks were cut by The rapidly changing styles of bat- jurors was too much for the lawyer, so that the judge hand out of a block tried to influence their money. He might get a pointer now been paid as follows: 1902, 2 per cent.; tleships may render it unnecessary to he nodded 'good evening,' and walked verdict when he (Continued on page 2.) only laid particular by communicating with Judge Landis. 1903, 2 per cent. and an extra dividend bring the fleet back.—The Commoner. out." (Continued on page 2.) —The Commoner. (Continued on page 2.) Entinitglittrg

OUR RAILROAD. HENRY STOKES. REMARKABLE CAREER VERY COSTLY DIGGING ICIOCCIMICIOICCUSII US

(Continued from page 1.) (Continued from page 1.) Rapid Promotions of Young Panama Canal May Cost of 1 per cent.; 1904,1905 and 1906, 1 per of wood, dipped in a plate of some Man Well Known Here cent; 1907, 2 per cent. In 1906 the Leg- secret composition and laid on a rack to 285 Million Dollars islature amended the charter of the dry. They were packed in pasteboard Company so that it now has power to boxes and would ignite when rubbed MANAGER OF LARGE CONCERNS $135,000,000 ABOVE FIRST ESTIMATE extend its road in any direction in Fred- against a slip of sandpaper. A box of Joseph E.Hoke's erick county; to consolidate with, lease matches about two inches wide and or buy any other railroad and to operate three-fourths of an inch thick cost At Thirty-Three He Operates One of Questia of Sea Level Canal Not Yet cents. People were afraid by steam or electricity. twenty-five the Great Electric Systems of Penn- Decided.—Work Has Advanced • It is essential to any town's industrial of them at first but soon got used to sylvania. —Remarkable Admin- Further Than Was Thought development, that transportation rates them. Weller's factory only ran about should be sufficiently low not to hamper two years. An Ohio man discovered istrative Ability. Possible Two Years Ago. the growth of . manufactures. The an improved method of making matches Emmitsburg Rail- and put Weller out of business. The Sale of the Clearance management Great It is always interesting to read of (From Our Capital Correspondent.) road state that when factories house where he had, his factor is still the rapid advances in the business Just the minute Congress has a chance are ready to come to Emmitsburg, standing. One can hardly realize now world of those with whom we are ac- at it, the Panama Canal comes up for rates on their road will be made satis- the inconvenience of the old ways of quainted. The following article ap- discussion. Now they are trying to re- factory. They claim that charges for making fire. Flint and steel were in peared in the Philadelphia Record con- open the question of a lock or a sea lev- Wednesday, bulk on their road Sometimes an o ld flint carrying freight in common use. known in 22nd cerning a young man well el canal as though that question had are less than on the Western Maryland lock musket was employed. A little this community, Mr. C. E. Titzel, of threshed and distance, and no higher powder would be put in the pan and not been thoroughly out for the same Lancaster, Pa., whose mother was It is also stated that flashed on a piece of tow with which a settled. It is said now that the Canal for broken lots. formerly Miss Allison, of near Emmits- an excellent quality be lighted and the is going to cost $150,000,000 more than Big Vein soft coal, bit of paper would father, Rev. Dr. Tit- JANUARY.. burg, and whose the original estimate and that was $135,- of steam coal, can be laid down in Em- burning paper would light a candle and zel, was once pastor of the Reformed 000,000. That it will cost more than mitsburg, in large quantities, at $3 a so you had fire. Sometimes on a bright Church in this place. The article from the estimate, is pretty well assured. Beginning at 9 o'clock. ton. At this figure, it is claimed, Em- day a burning glass would be used to which this sketch is taken was publish- How much more it will cost is beyond mitsburg is more 'advantageously situ- light a piece of punk, as we called the ed under the heading, "Pennsylvania the possibility of settlement just now. ated than any local point-on the Fred- rotten wood from an old log or stump. Captains of Industry. It probably will total in the neighbor- my Spring Goods, I have erick Division of the Pennsylvania In the villages it was common for In order to make room for Christian Edgar Titzel was born at hood of $200,000,000. But it is generally would Railroad in Frederick or Carroll coun- neighbors to borrow fire from eachother. decided to sell at less than cost goods that Irwin Station, Pennsylvania, May 4, admitted that even if it costs that or ties. The same is true of fertilizers. The housewife would watch the 411 otherwise have to be packed away. 1875, his parents being Rev. John Mar- more it will have been a • good invest- Wheat can be shipped on a through chimneys of the nearby houses and tin Titzel, D. D., a prominent preacher ment from a financial point of view to 20 pairs of Blankets ranging in price from 75 cts. to 6.00. traffic basis as cheap from Emmits- when she saw smoke coming out of one and theologian of the Reformed Church, say nothing of more than halving the 50 to 3.98. burg as from Rocky Ridge. of them she would run over with a Reduced prices since deceased, and his mother, Mary distance from the Atlantic to the Paci- In order to obtain the best rates, little earthenware crock and get a few Comforts,regular price 1.25 and 1.00 reduced to 1.00& .75. Allison Titzel, of the well-known Allison fic coast and reducing the needs of the. 6 freight should be billed through. If, for live coals which were carefully hurried family of Western Pennsylvania. While Navy proportionately. 15 Horse Blankets at less than cost. example, it is billed to Rocky Ridge home across the field. We were mighty but a small child Mr. Titzel's father mov- The amount already expended on the and rebilled to Emmitsburg it takes the careful not to let our fires go out at all 100 Men's Shirts reduced from 50 to 39 cts. ed to Lancaster where the young man canal has been large, larger than it was local rate between those points which, for you can see, it was a serious matter. received his education, passed through thought possible in such a short time. Underwear 50 cts. reduced to 35 cts. of course, is higher than the through The good hickory coals well covered up his apprenticeship and entered upon his The exact amount is $79,606,000. By Remnants of 2 to 4 yds. rate. It appears that in respect with ashes would last till morning but we 300 yds. good Outing Flannel in successful business career. the end of the present fiscal year there of three staple cotrimodities, soft coal, didn't always remember to do it. There 12c. grade to be sold at 5 cts. a yard. At the age of sixteen he entered the will have been $8,000,000 added to this fertilizers and wheat, Emmitsburg is was a common saying: 'You are in a employ of the Edison Electric Illumi- and the appropriation for the next fis- 75 yds. Best Gingham, regular 9 and 10 cts. to be sold at as well, if not better located, than many hurry, you must be after fire.' That nating Company as an apprentice. In cal year will be about $33,000,000. It at 6 cts. a yard. towns on much larger roads. It is al- was the polite thing to say when people his well-chosen calling he soon obtained must be understood, however, that much so claimed that the Emmitsburg Rail- paid you a visit and didn't stay long. 500 yds. Calico reduced from 8 cts. to 5 cts. such a mastery of its principles and de- of the money already expended has road operates more passenger trains It died out a long time after the custom tails that at the end of five years he been for plant and sanitation and 12 whole pieces Delaine Dress Goods to be sold at half price. daily than any steam road of its size of borrowing fire disappeared. was manager of the Columbia Electric that the expenditure along these lines Goods and Flannel. in the country, there being four trains "The country about here was full of Remnants of Fine Cloth Dress Light, Heat and Power Company in in the future will be much smaller. It daily except Sunday. small industries; carpet, linen and 200 yds. Fine Valenciennes Lace also lot of Hamburg 1901. This company was part of the must also be remembered that while It should be remembered that the blanket weaving, coopering and shoe- Lancaster County Railway and Light this large amount of money has been greatly reduced. Emmitsburg road must make its earn- making are some of the lost trades. A Company. In 1902 he was appointed man- spent there is something to show for it. 9x12 ft. regular price 9.50, reduced ings on seven miles of track, and its man would sometimes farm in the 1 brass Cloth Rug ager of the Lancaster Gas Light and The canal is much further advanced freight charges of necessity will al- Summer and follow a trade in the price 6.98. Fuel Company, and of the Conestoga than was thought possible two years ways be higher proportionately than the Winter. My father was a farmer and Traction Company in 1903. ago. The Isthmus has been made as 1 Grass Cloth Rug 6x9 ft. regular price 5.00, reduced price charges for a long haul. After a freight made flour barrels in the Winter. I When he was placed in charge of the habitable for white men as any part of 3.98. train is made up it does not cost much have known a farmer also to be a tailor. Conestoga Traction Company its prop- the United States and the whole work is more to haul it one hundred miles than ten The shoemakers would travel about 1 Carpet Art Square 9x12 ft. regular price 5.00, reduced erty was in a badly run down con- in such shape that there can be no pos- miles. And the rate per ton per mile the country making up shoes for whole price 3.25. dition. Mr. Titzel soon brought it to sible thought of ultimate failure: For- will always be less for the long haul families. That was called 'whipping the highest operating standard, and in- mer Senator Joe Blackburn who has 1 doz. Rugs at half price. than for the short. the cat.' I don't know how the phrase stead of being confronted with a deficit just come back from eight months on When the Western Maryland Rail- originated. The shoemaker made his Lot of Fascinators, Toboggans, Sunbonnets, Toilet Articles, each year the road was soon paying the Isthmus is enthusiastic over the road is connected with the Wabash pegs by hand. He would cut thin slabs Perfumes, Hair Tonics, Creams, less than cost. handsome dividends. When the prop- situation. system Emmitsburg will be, practically, off a block of maple wood about three erty changed hands its manager was The question that the opponents of 150 to 200 dollars worth Queensware to be sold at cost this situated on a great trans-continental inches square. He would bevel both continued under the new owners. the canal are trying to raise now is day only. railroad with branches throughout the sides of one end of the slab so that that of the Gatun Dam. It is still entire West. Shipments can then be when it was cut up into pegs they would claimed that no rock foundation has ever This sale begins promptly at 9 o'clock. made on a through traffic basis to or be already pointed. been found for it and that without one from almost any point in the country. "I was born in Mechanicstown. For it is impossible to build it. Thus it is The officers of the Emmitsburg road a time I worked in a woolen mill there By a recent decision of claimed that the question of a sea level are: President, Hon. J. C. Motter; vice- but I didn't like the proprietor so left the Postoffice Depart- 41 canal must be taken up. Just to show All Clearance Goods to president Rev. J.O. Hayden; secretary, him and learned the saddlery trade ment publishers of news- how unreasonable this is, it may be B. S. Jenkins; comptroller, Rev. B. J. under a man in Mechanicstown named papers are not allowed to said that the Gatun Dam will be a mile Bradley; general manager and treasur- Joseph Freeze. I thought there was a continue sending their publi- and a half long and half a mile wide. BE STRICTLY CASH. er, Vincent Sebold. The practical work good opening in Emmitsburg so I came cations to subscribers who It would take a vivid imagination to pic- of the road which is under the super- here in October of 1846. There was one are in arrears for more than ture such a mass as this sinking into vision of Mr. Vincent Sebold is carried saddler here when I came and a fort- one year. at the earth even if it has no foundation Come and you will be delighted with the on by John H. Rosensteel, agent night afterwards another arrived. As this law affects ALL at but dirt under it. As a matter of fact Emmitsburg; M. F. Saylor, agent They both left in about eighteen months. PUBLISHERS of newspapers Bargains. the Reclamation Service is building a Motter's Station; P. J. Felix, conduc- My first shop was where Mr. Michael in the United States we re- similar dam of considerably smaller di- .TOSETIT-1 E. HOKE. tor; Cornelius Gelwicks, engineer; Hoke's place is now. In 1855 I moved gret that we are unable to mensions than this and under more ad- Charles Bowers, fireman; and •Lewis up here. I retired in favor of my son deviate from the rule. verse conditions on the North Platte 010.1101M SO if X). Mentzer, track foreman. Harry on January 1st, 1889, having All subscribers for THE 1111011001111 litIMICLIS and not only has the work never been been in business, forty-four years and CHRONICLE who are in ar- discussed in the East but it has occupied THE three months. The business has been rears will therefore kindly re- STORIES FROM the attention of some of the best engin- BUSINESS LOCAL. in continuous existence under our mit the amount of their ROOM. eers in the country and there has never JURY family name for sixty-two years and subscription at their earliest ISAAC J. GENIUS been the slightest thought of failure. three months. I was appointed a convenience. HAVE your Watches, Clocks and Jew- magistrate in 1867 and have served elry repaired by George T. Eyster who from page I.) always on (Continued continuously ever since except in the SENATOR KNOX'S LIABILITY LAW 'Warrants the same and has stock of watches, clocks, on an involved point of law. hand a large stress years 1894 and 1895. About 1854 I was Senator Knox has drawn a measure jewelry and silverware. Then they wouldn't agree on any point OYSTERS elected a school commissioner and on the liability of railroad corporations in the case. THE ARCHDEACON'S WEDDING FEE By Measure, and In Every Style. served many years. I also served for injuries to their employees, writes "In Summer juries feel sometimes several terms as town commissioner NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Archdeacon Radcliffe, of Pennsylva- the Philadelphia Press, which precisely that they are being imposed upon when and two terms as Burgess, my last nia, tells an amusing story about a wed- meets the adverse decision of the Su- they are asked to work a long day.. If term expiring in 1884. I have been HIS is to give notice that the sub- POP, GINGER ALE ding fee he once received for marrying preme Court. they are kept out very long in the hope always interested in public affairs. T scriber has obtained from the Or- a Swedish couple. The original measure, thrown out by phans' Court of Frederick county, that they will agree on a verdict they The first resolution to pike Main and "One day," said the Archdeacon, "a that tribunal, was vague. This is ex- Maryland, letters of administration on blame the judge. But when a strict street was offered by me about 1861. We big, wide-eyed, innocent looking Swede act. It is precisely limited to lines and the estate of judge gets the impression that the jury were just ready to let the contract Soft Drinks of All Kinds. and his blushing bride came to me to be employees engaged in interstate com- MICHAEL LINGG, are trying to shirk their work he is apt when the fire of 1863 broke out and married. I don't remember his name merce ond only while so engaged. It to keep them out a long time. swept the lower part of the town. late of said county, deceased. All per- but we will say it was Jonson or, as he does not change the relation between "As an example of stubborn juries, I Before Main street was piked it was sons having claims against the said es- would call it, 'Yonson.' After I had per- corporations and men except at the tate are hereby warned to exhibit the remember a case in which the prosecu- nothing but a big gutter and at times formed the ceremony Jonson says: very point where Congress can regulate same, with the vouchers thereof, legal- CMS fIND TOUGH. tion made out a complete chain of evi- was almost impassable. I also took 'How moch you charge me? I tank each—during the service of both in com- ly authenticated, to the subscriber, on or dence, and there was no defense. There part in the formation of the original before the 8th day of July, 1908; you not charge me moch.' merce between the States. wasn't any doubt about the defendant's cemetery company. they may otherwise by law be excluded "Whatever you can afford to pay, It changes the present rule as to in- said estate. Those guilt, and the judge, in a brief charge, from all benefits of (Continued next week.) my good fellow, or nothing at all if you juries due to negligence of another em- indebted to said estate are requested to practically said so. Bowling Alley, cannot spare the money, I replied. ployee only as Congress can change it, make immediate payment. "A couple of the jurors decided that Given under my hand this 3rd day of Compilation of All Our War Songs. "Tell,' said Jonson, 'Aye ban have when both are in interstate commerce. the judge wes abusing their preroga- January, 1908. Private Bowling Parties may Rent no money but this canary bird and his It alters the law as to contributory the Bowling Alley by the evening. tives, and they wouldn't vote for con- Acting under the suggestion of Presi- MARGARET LINGG, cage him aye give you but it too moch, negligence only where accident befalls viction. The judge knew what was dent Roosevelt, the Library of Congress Administratrix. He cost me fif dollar. You if me those engaged in that commerce which going on, and kept them in a stuffy has started the collection and compila- Vincent Sebold, Atty. two-fifty and ye call it square.' Congress can regulate. room for hours on a hot afternoon, but tion of all the war songs used in the jan. 3-5ts. several conflicts in which the armies "So I gave him $2.50 and took the Lastly, the measure deals with rail- ISAAC J. give in, and the GENIUS the two men wouldn't of this country have been engaged. bird and cage. Jonson said it was a good roads and not with all common carriers, judge was compelled to discharge the .-41=1.••••••••••••••••1111•111. A LOT OF BOOTS AND SHOES singer and it did certainly look like a a wise restriction. The former can be jury in the evening. When the collection is completed and FOR SALE. nice bird. I was always glad I took the defined. The more general term raises "Now and then a funny thing hap- the source of authorship and history of cage. I had read that it was a good thing many dubious issues and risks the en- july 26-ly pens. I remember an unimportant case the writing of the songs has been de- to give a canary a bath every day so I tire measure by extending it too far. POEMS where all the jury had to do was to an- termined President Roosevelt will ask hunted out a nice vegetable dish from SOLID SILVER nounce that the defendant was not Congress to have the collection pub- BY KENNETH M. CRAIG 1 lished. the cupboard, filled it with fresh water Up to date it costs an alien $35 in guilt. The forman of the jury was a SALE and put it into the cage. I was called fees to become a naturalized Briton FOR AT 1 American Lever Watches, German. As had been expected, the away for several hours and when I re- 'and he must wait five years and then HELMAN'S WARR/ NTED TWO YEARS, jury was out only a moment. The New York Bible Society, organ STORE, turned my canary bird had been trans- produce evidence as to character. A "'Do you acquit?' asked the clerk, ig- ized to carry on a distribution of the PRICE $100 PER VOLUME. ONLY S6. formed into a lusty English sparrow Government bill is to be introduced to °et 18 tf noring the usual form for taking ver- Bible in the city of New York, reports and the dish was full of yellow water. reduce the fees, probably to $5. 016.4.110.11•••••••- G. T. EYSTER dicts. that of the 4,000,000 inhabitants of the Still, you see, I had the cage." '"No,' said the foreman, promptly. metropolis ("Greater New York") "The other jurors poked him in the more than half are either foreign-born ribs. or children of foreign-born parents; Since the prohibition law went into "'We say not guilty,' said the Ger- that there are in the city more Italians effect many Georgia men have their I FOR DYSPEPSIA in man who was puzzled. than Rome; more Germans than in hip pockets made quart size. —Phila- Relieves Indigestion, Sour Hamburg and three times as many Irish delphia Press. DIGESTS WHAT YOU EAT Stomach, Belching of Ges.eta. THE CHRONICLE is the news- as in Dublin. For Backache-Weak Kidneys try DeWitt's Kidney & Bladder Pills-Sure and Sate paper for all classes. It is a He who will venture nothing must PREPARED ONLY AT THE LABORATORY OF live newspaper with a pro- It is easier to secure vindication than not get on horseback. —Ancient Prov- E. C. DeWITT & COMPANY,CHICAGO, ILL. gressive spirit. it is to restore virtue. —Chicago News. erb. SOLD BY T. E. ZIMMERMAN. aug. 2-ly Ettunithhurg (1,1111-1111-tr r 3 TANEYTOWN ITEMS. HARNEY. THE BEST

Mr. Joseph Roelkey gave her daugh- Rev. Mr. G. W. Minnich, who has EMMITSBURG ter, Roberta, a surprise party last been pastor of the St. Paul's Lutheran ICE-CREAM Wednesday on the anniversary of her Church for fourteen years, preached birthday. his farewell sermon last Sunday morn- In The Town. Mrs. Charles H. Huber and daughter, ing to a very ELEVATOR large GRAIN congregation that There are various Qualities of ice- Gettysburg, spent Thursday at Mr. deeply regret the departure of their cream but I have only Henry Galt's. pastor who has served them so faith- THE BEST. FRIZELL & BOYLE. Mrs. S. A. alt was in Baltimore fully. Mr. Minnich was pastor also of from Thursday till Monday. the Lutheran Church of Mount Joy It is known all over the county. Brick Ice-Cream, packed to order, a specialty. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Friehoffer, of which is connected with this charge. Dealers in Dayton, Ohio, are visiting Mrs. Friehoff- Mr. and Mrs. Newcomer spent the Hay, Corn, Oats, Rye, Bran, er's sister, Mrs. James Reindollar. past week with their daughters, Mrs. Pittsburgh banks abandoned the use Henry Farman won the $10,000 prize C.T.ZACHARIAS Chop, Timothy and Clover Mrs. Friehoffer was formerly Miss Wolf, of Arendtsville, Pa., and of clearing house checks last week. offer to any one who could sail around july 12, 07-6ms Seed, Poultry and Cattle Powders, Fodder Twine,Etc. Erma Baumgardner, of Taneytown. Mrs. L. T. Bush, of Boonsboro. The American fleet of sixteen bat- a circle of one kilometer without touch- An interesting feature of the Satur- Miss Oma Menchey, of Baltimore, tleships arrived at Rio Janeiro, Brazil, ing the ground in an airship heavier day and Sunday evening services of the who had been visiting her grandparents, last Sunday. than air. The successful trip was SUNLIGHT AUTOMATIC prayer was the singing of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Null, has returned made over a measured course near week of Fire in a theatre at Boyertown, Pa., several quartets by the four ministers. to her home. Paris. caused the loss of one FORCE FEED CAS MACHINE hundred and sev- YOU The mid-Winter communion of the Miss Elsie Shoemaker has returned farm nos. enty- six lives. Baron Takahira, the newly appoint- Piney Creek and Taneytown Presby- from Harrisburg, Pa., where she was It is promised that Congress will ed ambassador to the United States from congregations will be administer- visiting friends. CAN terian Japan, says there is not the slightest 04 Taneytown on Sunday, January Miss Aurelia Shriver gone shortly receive Brownson's side of the ed in has on an reason for talk of conflict between the extended controversy with the President. o'clock. visit to Baltimore and Wash- NOW 19th, at 10 two nations, and he further declares Miss Edna Goff was at home over ington. Political leaders in Washington be- Coal in all Sizes that the United States and Japan are Sunday. Miss Estella Homer, of Two Taverns, lieve that Secretary Taft must be nom- the best of friends. Mr. William B. Crapster, of Wash- visited her sister, Mrs. M. R. Snider, inated at Chicago on the first ballot or BE ington, D. C., spent Monday at home. last week. not at all. Henry Watterson, of the Louisville Highest prices paid for all Mr. F. M. Yount, of Gettysburg, was Mr. Wilmer Shaw, of Baltimore, Md., After three years of continuous work Courier Journal, will be present at YOUR kinds of GRAIN. in town this week. who spent sometime with Mr. and Mrs. day and night, the Pennsylvania Rail- a meeting to-day in New York in be- 0, The congregational missionary society Charles Myers, has returned to the city. road's tunnels under Manhattan have half of Booker T. Washington's school We are in a position to com- of Grace Reformed Church will have a The young people enjoyed fine skat- been completed. at Tuskegee. The other speakers will OWN pete with neighboring towns. be Governor Hughes Bishop Abra- meeting Sunday, January 19th, at 7.30 ing on the Monocacy a few days last Morocco is again in trouble. Mulai and ham Grant, of Indiana. P. M. An interesting programme will week. Hafid was proclaimed Sultan on the GAS FRIZELL & BOYLE be given. We are glad to say that Mr. Charles fourth of January at Fez and a holy Four men, three of them firemen, The choir of St. Joseph's Catholic Myers who has been ill for some time, 04 sept. 7, ly.

war has been declared. were killed and about $5,000,000 worth COMPANY. Church held a euchre on Thursday is recovering. ‘.11% President Roosevelt has declared of property was destroyed by a fire evening for the benefit of the choir. A Mr. Charles Brown, our Hotel man, that the United States will keep its which ruined the thirteen-story Par- 04 musical programme was given after killed two fine porkers weighing 545 promise to Cuba to withdraw from the ker Building at Fourth avenue and the game. Refreshments were served. pounds. island on February 1, 1909. Nineteenth street, New York, between An addition is being built to Hotel Mr. James Reaver and daughter, of midnight and daylight Saturday morn- The American Presbyterian school Bank ard. near Harney, who have been very ill, No Limit to Size. FIRE property ing. An alarm of fire was sounded Mon- are both recovering. in Chekiang, China, was de- stroyed Chester day morning. The chimney of a small Mr. Walter Morelock, of near Harney, in the recent tax riots. The Gillette, who was found LIGHT FOR ALL. missionaries guilty of the building belonging to Mr. T. H. Ecken- spent Sunday afternoon near Littles- are reported safe. murder of his sweetheart, It Has Come To Stay. It Has No Grace Brown, at Big Moose Lake in INSURANCE rode's property was on fire, but Taney- town. The Pope has appointed Cardinal Equal. the Adirondacks, town is such a "wet" town nothing Mr. George I. Shriver is planning to Francesco Segna to be prefect of the in July of 1906, has asked for a new trial SAFE, ECONOMICAL, BRILLIANT, HEALTHY, burned. build a new house on his farm near index. The cardinal is considered to on the ground of nearly Mrs. John Crapster entertained on town, tenanted by Mr. Thomas be reactionary in his tendencies. twelve errors of law Having made important improve- in the trial which resulted in his con- ments in our Gas Machine by the ap- THE MUTUAL Monday evening the following guests Champion. Charles E. Magoon, now governor viction. plication of Force Feed and combining at tea: Mrs. Levi Van Fosson, Dr. H. of Cuba, it is said will succeed Mr. generator and gasometer in one, and A. Goff and Mrs. Goff, Mr. and Mrs. Taft as Secretary of War if the latter The trial of General Stoessel for giv- simplifying many points of construction, and requiring small FIRE INSURANCE CO. R. S. McKinney, Dr. C. Birnie and Miss DETOUR ITEMS. becomes a Presidential ing up Port Arthur to the Japanese space to install; candidate. obviating all danger of excessive dis- Amelia Birnie. without proper defense is still in prog- Count Von Kanitz, in an address be- charge of carbide into generator, mak- Mr. James Koons had a stroke of ress. Witnesses at the trial have tes- ing gas in excess of consumption. We of Carroll County, Md. Mr. Benjamin Fleagle, of Baltimore, fore the German Reichstag, said that paralysis on Monday. tified that the garrison fought to the now claim to have perfect Gas Machine accompanied by Mr. Myerly visited President Roosevelt is to blame for the furnishing the most Mr. Joseph Roelkey, is going to move last man, and gave up only when the brilliant light ever DR. Mr. Myerly's home over Sunday. present financial troubles of the world. produced, and are prepared to furnish J, W. HERING, President, into the home of the late Mr. T. H. forces were completely annihilated by Mrs. M. L. Fogle is ill with a bad cold. the Improved Machine, guaranteed to Eckenrode, on Frederick street. Secretary Taft, in a letter to the the Japanese. be the most simple and efficient C. GLOYD LYNCH, Secretary-Treasurer Messrs. 0. Angle and John Hahn have work- Mr. Thomas Thompson, of York, President accompanying the report of ing Gas Machine on the market. We returned home after a two-week's Powder, which requires a dynamite guarantee formerly of Taneytown, died on Monday Governor Magoon, asks that the Unit- all machines as represented business trip to Philadelphia. cap to ignite it and gives out no flame, and put in on approval. All material and his remains were brought to Taney- ed States withdraw from Cuba early Insures all kinds of property Miss Mary Eyer, of Waynesboro, will hereafter be used in the Monongah of the best, put up in neat and substan- town and interred in the Lutheran in 1908. tial manner. All inquiries fork who has been spending a few weeks at mines of the Fairmont Coal Company, prices Cemetery, on Wednesday. or information in regard to installing the home of Mrs. E. Essick, and Mr. A new Roman Catholic diocese has where over 300 men lost their lives Mrs. Joseph Roelkey was in Balti- machine will have prompt attention. AT LOWEST RATES. Russel Miller spent a few days in York, been created in Illinois. It was early in December, and in all the Descriptive circulars on application. more a few days. Pa., this week. carved out of the archdiocese of Chicago mines of the company in that region Rights for sale. Fully protected by patents. Mr. P. David Koons, Jr., spent a few and will be known as the bishopric of which are of similar formation. Rockford. Manufactured by days last weeks visiting his uncle, Par. Surplus - - $40,000 Secretary Taft made a speech at J. T. HAYS & SON, FAIRFIELD ITEMS. Jessie Birley, of New Oxford, Pl. The trial of Harry K. Thaw is mak- Cooper Union last week in which he Patentees, NO DEBTS. Miss Emma Powell is visiting at the ing rapid progress. Mr. Littletown, forcasted an era of peace between cap- may 6 EMMITSBURG, MD. home of Mr. Charles Diller. for the defense, claims that insanity in ital and labor. Mrs. D. B. Martin, of Fountain Dale, He also emphasized the Mrs. Kathryne Dresher was the the family left a taint in the defend- fact that the interests is spending a few days with her aunt, of the wealth- guest of Mrs. A. C. Miller on Tuesday. ant's blood. iest capitalist and E. L. ANNAN, AGENT Mrs. F. Shulley. of the humblest Messrs. Hockensmith and Stansbury The Supreme Court of the United laborer are the Mrs. Adeline Kugler, of Liberty I same. Mr. Taft was EMMITSBURG, MD. 8-2-ly took dinner with Mrs. Maggie Fogle on States upholds the anti-liquor law of cheered by township, who was visiting her nephew, his audience as the "next Tuesday. Kansas by affirming the decision of 1President." Mr. Harry Myers, in this place, died Miss Olive Shorb returned home after the Supreme Court of that State in a last Friday afternoon of pneumonia. spending a few weeks with her grand- Politicans who entertained any doubt ANNAN, number of cases. Miss Kugler was sixty years, two mother, Mrs. Eyler, at Rocky Ridge. as to the intention of Governor Hughes months and sixteen days of age. Secretary Taft has written a letter to seek the Republican nomination OYSTERS to the President recommending an The funeral service was held in in- for President of the United States Served in every Style and supplied to Fairfield on Sunday afternaon at one FOUR POINTS AND VICINITY. crease of the width of the Panama Ca- have the very best reason for chang- HORNER & Co.; famines in any desired quantity. o'clock. The interment was made in nal locks from 100 feet, as at present ing their views. The Governor clviared planned to 110 the Zimmerman graveyard in Liberty Mrs. Frank Moore, of Fairfield, Pa., feet• the atmosphere Wednesday afteiloon township, Rev. C. L. Ritter officiating. spent last week with her parents, Mr. Senator Penrose, of Pennsylvania, by making a frank admission that he She BANKERS. is survived by two sisters, Mrs. and Mrs. N. C. Stansbury. has introduced a bill designed as an is a candidate and hopes to secure the ICE CREAM Martha Myers, of Hanover, and Miss Mrs. H. F. Maxell is visiting her initial step toward penny postage. honor. Served in my parlors and sold by meas- Sue Kugler, of near Emmitsburg ; and .daughter, ure. Mrs. G. M. Neely, in Fair- The bill provides that sealed packages The successful transplantation of the two brothers, George, of Emmitsburg, field, Pa. go as first-class matter. kidneys of one cat into the body of and Samuel of Liberty township. The Mrs. B. P. Ogle and Open Accounts, daughter, Helen, The Chicago railroads that are being another by Dr. Simon Flexner and Large GEO. pallbearers were : Solomon Allison, of Rocky Ridge, spent E. CLUTZ. a few days last sued for rebating, if they lose their Alexis Carrel, of the Rockefeller In- John Boyd, George McGlaughin and week with Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Stans- case, may be fined more than the cele- stitute, gives promise that similar op- and Small, Solicited. R. C. Poley. bury. brated $29,000,000 fine imposed on the erations upon human beings will over- Mrs. Samuel Dubs is spending a week Mrs. Troxell Robert and daughter, Standard Oil Trust by Judge Landis. come many of the great diseases which SOME at her sister's in Hanover. Ethel, visited Mrs. Charles Reggat, of OF THE THINGS The State Department refuses to claim thousands of lives yearly. Alto- Mrs. Michael Kugler is on the sick near Greenmount, last week. make public the negotiations being gether, so far, fourteen transplanta- you can get at list. Miss Clara Hockensmith, of near this IiInterest Paid On Savings made with Japan on the ground that tions have been made. Mrs. F. Shulley fell on the icy pave- place, is visiting her grandparents, Mr. such publicity might lead to serious ment on Saturday and dislocated her and Mrs. James Martin, of near Sa- Representative Hobson had a confer- Accounts and Time trouble if not a political crisis in wrist. bi llasville. that ence with President Roosevelt on country. Deposits. COLLIFLOWER'S Under the act of February 6, 1907, The Messrs. Edgar Stansbury and Wednesday and on leaving the White James Bishop, of this place, has been Roy Maxell spent last Friday in Fair- Sixteen children were trampled to House said he would have the Presi- Men's, Ladies' and Children's granted a pension of twelve dollars a field, Pa. death and forty others, several of dent's support in behalf of a bill he has month. The Messrs. Frank Troxell and whom cannot live, were injured in a nearly completed drafting, providing EMMITSBURG, mad rush for better seats at an enter- for a continuing naval programme. Newell Fitez spent last Sunday with • Mr. Mr. Lewis Troxell and family, of near tainment given in Barnsley, England, Hobson's bill will provide for an annual MARYLAND. UNDERWEAR FRIENDS' CREEK ITEMS Graceham. last Saturday. appropriation of $50,000,000 to be ex- Mr. Harry Roddy is visiting his Colonel Goethals, chief engineer of pended in the manner to be decided on July 13-tf of all kinds. brother, Mr. John Roddy. the Panarila Canal, told the House each year by the President and experts Mrs. W. H. Kipe and daughter, Mrs. The heavy rains throughout the Committee that the Canal will cost of the navy for new battleships. Bed Blankets, Horse Blankets & R. L. Eyler, visited Mrs. Maurice coun- try on last Saturday ' about $300,000, 000 and that the Culeb- Willard, of Eyler's Valley. night swelled the Secretary Urey Woodson, of the Lap Robes streams to a great extent. ra cut will be excavated in four or Mr. Jacob Turner was a recent visi- Tom's Democratic National Committee, an- five years. Men's and Boys' Gloves and Mit- tor at the Creek at this place was beyond its .nounced that the Committee on Ar- home of Mrs. Hardman. DNE OF TH Z. GREATEST tens, all kinds and prices. Mrs. banks all day Sunday. The report that Secretary Cortel- rangements for the Denver convention ' David Turner and grandson AND MOST ECONOMICAL visited you has resigned from the Cabinet is will hold its first meeting in Denver Mrs. Turner's aged mother who OF Men's & Boys' is visiting Mrs. branded as false. It was said that Mr. on Monday,January 20. The corn- Hardman. IRON SPRINGS NEWS. Modern Conveniences Messrs. Edward and Charles Kipe are Cortelyou intended to take the presi- mittee is composed of Chairman Tag- Cord Pants. visiting relatives in this place. dency of the Knickerbocker Trust Corn- gart, Secretary Woodson, Committee- , Miss Gifford Hummelbaugh, who Mrs. W. H. Kipe and pany, New York. men Sullivan, of Illinois; Mack, of Don't Mrs. R. E. visited her sister, Miss Lola Hummel- forget International Stock Eyler spent Sunday with New York; McGraw of West Virginia; Mr. and Mrs. baugh, York Springs, returned Twenty sailors of the torpedo fib- Food for your stock at C. A. W. Clark. near Howell, of Georgia; Johnston, of home on last Friday tilla got in trouble at Pernambuco, Mrs. E. C. Shriner is Texas; Osborne, of Wyoming, and very ill. Miss Agatha Sanders, who had been Brazil, last Monday, and were arrest- Mr. W. H. Kipe was a Dahlman, of Nebraska. W. H. O'Brien, recent visitor visiting relatives in Hanover, returned ed. After the officers had patched up at the home of Mr. E. formerly chairman of the Indiana C. Shriner. home recently. the difficulty with the authorities the Virgie Clark, the little daughter of fleet sailed for Rio Janeiro. Democratic State Committeehas been Colliflowers. Mr. C. A. appointed treasurer of the National W. Clark, is ill at this writ- The Senate passed a bill appropriat- ing. Novel Legislation Ask For. Committee, vice August Belmont, re- aug. 9-1y. ing $3,000,000 for a site on the South The revival signed. services at the Church of State Fire Marshall MacGill has sent side of Pennsylvania avenue, Washing- God will begin on An Saturday evening. it bill to the Maryland Legislature ask- ton, opposite the grounds of the White MOUNTAIN VIEW CEMETERY. Rev. Mr. D. C. "A horse! a horse! My kingdom for of Time and Eyler visited Mr. E. ing for a law to prevent the sale of any House, for a building for the Depart- Money C. Shriner on a horse !" He is liable to take you to Whole Monday. kind of matches except those of the ments of State Justice and Commerce The C. & P. Lot 16x16 feet, $25. Mr. the "kingdom come" unless you hook Orrville Gallion has returned to safety kind. In Maryland last year the and Labor. Half Lot, 16x8 feet, 14. his home him up with Crep's Patent Safety after a long visit in this place. carelessness with matches fired 146 Single Graves, - - The attorney for John R. Walsh, the Hitch and you don't want to go there buildings and burned to death eight accused Chicago banker, was shot at before you are ready. Don't shy at FREDERICK, MD. All Lots or Graves must be fully From all accounts children. The parlor match has caused there will be a big several times by a women in the Fed- the cost—only $2.50 but worth what time at and is the paid for prior to an interment. Motter's Station on the 25th 10 per cent. of the fires eral Building, Chicago. None of the life when your is worth. g Advertisers who spend money a shooting match, fox chase greediest incendiary ever invented, is shots took affect. The and shooting is JOHN F. ADELSBERGER, Agent. for results find that THE Apply to J. HENRY STOKES. beef killing will take place. the opinion of the State fire marshal. shrouded in mystery. Jan. 17 it. CHRONICLE brings them. sept 2-ly it Emmithhurg Prowl.

ainst with a clause in the tariff wu skewer their headgear on Fresh Cows ...... • 0;14 5u.th EnimitebutoL. oronicte. Fat Cows and Bulls, per lb.. 2983 mcr+.111+41ttict++4141+++,114141+++++41x ill placing a tax upon foreign w . How much more chi val- Hogs. Fat per lb .... 598 Sheep, Eat oel lb . 3984 PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT kiMMITS j ‘nk of all sorts," declares the rou the action of the single fire- Lambs, per lb. 4% (0 5% BURG. MARYLAND. _ atimore American. Mr. Sab- men who in a recent conflagra- 1 Ialves. per ID ..... 69864 Milli and Holiday 3.5084.00 Gifts. b th, who introduced this bill, tion emerged from the smoke Stock Cattle STERLING GAIT, EDITOR ANd PROPRIETOR, nntry 11 might have provided a clause and fire with the long green, the ien, .r.)duct• Elto. Corrected by .108. E. Iloke. 4 For more than a Century it has been sufficient TERMS :—One Dollar a year in advance: Six making it incumbent upon foreign only means by which the owner Butter 20 • months, 50 cents. Trial subscriptions. Three guarantee of the quality of an article to know that nmigrants (who remain here could skewer a meal ticket to his Egg 18 months, 25 cents. Chickens, per tb 9 4 it was bought at Gait's. 4 AVERTISING RATES made known on applica- Turkeys, per lb 12 tion at this office. only long enough to accumulate a person. 4 i. Spring Chickens per lb 9 Goods sent on approval, express charges pre- THE PROPRIETOR reserves the right to decline desirable quantity of American any advertisements which he may deem objection- Ducks, per lb 9 4 paid. + able. WE have often heard of people money to be spent in the old Potatoes, per bushel .... • •• • $ .50 4 4 NO ATTENTION whatever will be paid to country) to pay the same tax. getting into deep water in ven- Dried Cherries,(seeded) :2 anonymous contributions. Raspberries 15 + GALT & BRO., i÷ MANUSCRIPTS offered for publication will be turing on the matrimonial sea, 4 Our Sunday friend ought to look Blackberries ... •• • i* returned if unavailable, when accompanied by Apples,(dried) 5 ESTABLISHED OVER A CENTURY. + stamps. into this. but Winchester, Va., holds the Lard, per lb 9 4 + ALL COMMUNICATIONS intended for this palm for a marriage solemnized 4 paper should be addressed to THE EMMITSBURG Beef Elides 04 JEWELLERS, SILVERSMITHS, STATIONERS, + CHRONICLE. IN these times more so than at in a 'I'aneytt,wn Grain d real, everyday, wet and 4 Flay Market. WASHINGTON, D. C. 44 CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC and Fred- any other period, punctuality boisterous .1 erick County Telephone connections. and stream in the middle Prices pgid by Reindollar Co. . method have become the recogni- of which the contracting couple TANEYTOWN, Jan. 8. X444444444444+444444444444+44+++44+++++W Entered as Second-Class Matter at the Emmits- zed hinges on which all business sat in a buggy while the parson Wheat, .98 burg Postoffice. turns. Another thing is being called out the vows from the bank. Corn new and dry 57 Rye, 70 made more apparent every day Oats 45 c/A- r•TUJ RIC and that is that business and "WILL the Democrats who be- Timothy Hay prime. 12.00 USE Mixed Hay.. 8.009810.0c social appointments are positive lieve in their party and its princi- Bundle Rye Straw. 8.00(69.00 3 4 debts which can only be liquida- ples have brains enough and 56 Pr 8 ted by being punctually kept. courage enough to take advant- BALTIMORE, Jan. 15 9 10 11 No business, no household can age of their opportunity and rid WHEAT :—spot, I .02,/, CORN :—Spot,64 1213141510rr 18 afford to disregard method, and the organization of its Bryan OATS:—White 57e57% 1920212223 no employer or employee can incubus ?" asks the'New York RYE :—Nearby,859886 ; bag lots, 829881. White 2425 Pine and Tar World. Hardly, judging from HAY :—Timothy, $18.0098$18.50; No. 1 Clover 26a7-28205051 hope to succeed who fails to look 517.0098817.50; No. 2 Clover, $15.5098$16.00. upon system and punctuality in their actions in the past. STRAW :—Rye straw—fair to choice, $13.0098 FOR COUGHS AND COLDS. $13.50. No. 2, $12.0098$12.50 ; tangled rye, blocks FRIDAY, JAN. 17, 1908. their proper light. Hurry—often $9.50 ®810.50; wheat, blocks, $8.0098$8.50 ; oats mistaken for haste—is one of the THE chancellor of a Pennsyl- $10.0098$10.50 vania university bewails the fact MILL FEED :—Spring bran, per ton, $25.0098 At Zimmerman's Pharmacy. characteristics of the unmethodi- $20.50; 1001b. sacks, per ton, 26.00®$26.50; mid 41, If the readers of THE cal, unsystematic mind, and it is that "college women do not marry dlings, 1001. sacks, per ton,$25.50.@$ . good POULTRY :—Old hens,11®11%; young chick CHRONICLE will be also indicative of one who does enthusiastically." Perhaps as enough to send to this office this is leap year and women can ens, large, 12(4)13 ; small, ® ; Spring chick- the names and addresses of something by halves, System is ens, large, ; small (4) Turkeys, 1.39814 do their own proposing the mar- PRODUCE:—Eggs, 22 ; butter, nearby, rolls former Emmitsburgians, or the lever of the man who makes 2098 ; Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania those identified with or inter- haste—the man who gets there, riage situation will soon measure prints, .19 98. Mount St. Mary's College ested in Emmitsburg and its and punctuality is the fulcrum up to the chancellor's ideas. POTATOES:—Per bu. 6598i;70No. 2, per people, the Editor will greatly bu. @ New potatoes, per. bbl. $ . 80 . on which his lever rests. CATTLE:—Steers, best, •84.239884.50; others appreciate the courtesy. A PHILADELPHIA paper has the 53.509881.00; Heifers, $ @.$ ;Cows, $2. @ and Ecclesiastical Seminary. following paragraph: "A Ger- 83.00; Bulls, $2.00 ® 83.00; Calves, .7.',987/1 2" NOT only this State and the Spring Lambs, 6®6%c .; Pigs 41.00®$1.50, Conduct:d by secular clergymen, aided by lay professors. IN addition to the considera- entire South, but the whole coun- man tourist expresses the opinion Shoats, $2. 803. ; Fresh Cows, 530.0098$40.00 that doing nothing is the nation- per head., IfThe one hundredth scholastic year begins September 13, 1907. tion of compulsory education the try who knew him through his I[Classical, Scientific and Commercial Courses. New Laboratory for Legislature might do well to take al occupation of Koreans." Won- PHILADELPHIA Jan. 15. famous poem, will regret the WHEAT, 6298 the practical teaching of Physics and Chemistry. der what he would say if he spent 1.02981.023; CORN, 62%; OATS up and act favorably upon an- death of James R. Randall, the 578574 ;BUTTER 33 ® ;EGGS,25 ;POTATOES IffThe latest modern improvements. Beautiful grounds. New athletic other suggestion made by Mr. a day at the State House at per bu.,$ .7598$ .78; LIVE POULTRY —Fowls field. Fine gymnasium and swimming pool. author of "Maryland, My Mary- 10%®12% ; Spring chickens. Turkeys, 158.16 Warfield, namely, higher pay for land," that stirring battle hymn Annapolis? ¶Separate department for young boys. Address, VERY REV. D. J. FLYNN, teachers. The indifferent com- which outgrew the spirit of the LL. D., "SURGEONS have discovered a Emmitsburg, Maryland. pensation offered by the State of time in which it was written and way to transplant arteries from Maryland is neither calculated became almost a national anthem. TJN DEBT A_ICER. one animal to another, but to make those teachers now em- Though strictly a poet of the still no way to get blood ployed put forth their best efforts, South, where he lived the great- out of a turnip," says the Washington M. F. SHUFF LOSSES nor is it likely to induce others er portion of his life, Maryland Wiogslom. $3C,QZ0AL00 —DEALER IN— to give the greater portion of the proudly claims him as her loyal Post. What's the use when bleeding best years of their lives to this son, and as his name in verse and they're so successful in patients. most exacting work. Notwith- melody is indissolubly associated THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, standing the fact that each year Modern Furniture, with his native state it is pre-emi- As things look at present the NEW YORK. the duties of public teachers are BEDS, MATTRESSES. nently fitting that a memorial be only peace, treaty, and trade ORGANIZED IN 1853 becoming more arduous and are erected on this soil which he loved compacts that will hereafter be MAIN OFFICES: 56 CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK. of a more technical nature the so well. con- salaries—scarcely living salaries entered into through Hague Hospitals, Hotels. Institutions EQUITY STABILITY PERMANENCY ferences will be those with • at best—remain the same. Nor, THE town has just been treat- Furnished Throughout. Assets January 1st, 1907, $20,839,174. Liabilities, including cash as Mr. Warfield said, is adequate ed to another "medicine show" nations possessing navies large capital $13,430,819. Net surplus $7,408,355. enough to make a refusal inad- Insures against loss of real and personal property, rental income, provision made for them upon which incidentally extracted a Earned profits and commissions. their retirement. As a class considerable amount of money visable. ifSpecial prices for Furniture in teachers everywhere are poorly from the people of Emmitsburg. large quantities. E. L. ANNAN, AGENT, EMMITSBURG, MD. "WHEN the railroad companies aug 9-ly paid (and those of this State are It cannot be said that Emmits- glance over the new Railroad no exception to the rule) and the burg is lacking in physicians and Commission," says the Philadel- SEWING -:- MACHINES. when full justice time has come drug stores, and this makes it phia Press, "they will probably to be done to this noble ought hard to understand why people conclude that there is nothing CABINET WORK, REPAIRING. army upon whom so much de- of intelligence will at times be left for them but to be good." 13,0"1"1-1 '1'11(3N Ek4., Cortright Metal Shingles pends. led into the error of ignoring the Well, even that will help some. MAKE reputable local doctor and drug- • W. Main St., Opp. Presbyterian Church. WHEN a man reaches the ripe gist in favor of strange men with IF it takes the word "Eisenba- THE MOST DURABLE ROOFING KNOWN. strange decoctions, which are EMBALMER. age of eighty-three years and hnbetriebstelegrapheninspekt i o- (I You add nothing to Cortright Metal Roofing. It contains still possesses all his faculties un- sold by "Vaudeville performers" ns-assistenten" to describe a everything but the nails to fasten it on. impaired; when he has lived in a to the accompaniment of so-call- German railway telegrapher, is NOTHING TO RUST, NOTHING TO ROT, NOTHING TO CURL AND community for sixty-two years, ed "popular songs" and question- there any wonder that railway SPLIT, NOTHING TO LEAK. during which time he has had able jokes. signals are sometimes misinterp- Self-Balancing CJI You pay for Cortright Metal Roofing only at a moderate the respect and the confidence of price, less than for either stone slate or tiles, and perhaps reted in that country? no more than for wood shingles. his fellowmen he should feel THERE would be a great deal less talk about illiterates and the Simplex that he has spent his life to some ACCORDING to the JAMES G. BISHOP, AGENT, EMMITSBURG, MD necessity for a disfranchising Houston good purpose. This is what Post, "Democratic Sample shingles may be seen at this office. aug. 16-ly amendment if this State had a Congressmen Cream Henry Stokes, Esquire, our local have not done very compulsory education law. Gov- much for the magistrate, has done. Though party during the last ten ernor Warfield recommended years." Separators. the crown of age bedecks his Except in aiding to compulsory education in his part- split the brow the touch of time has made party into ing message and Governor Croth- innumerable fac- Undoubtedly no impress upon his intellect. tions. ROWE'S LIVERY Mr. Stokes who celebrates his ers, whose self-stated aim is to eighty-third birthday today bring Maryland up to the front The is as "THE President is not an ideal TEAMS AT ANY TIME AND FOR ANY OCCASION. hale and hearty as many a man rank in all things progressive, personage when it comes to a could not do anything more bene- Best thirty years his junior. And, square deal," ventures a contem- SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR COMMERCIAL MEN. moreover, his judgment, his keen ficial and lasting in its effect than porary. Yes, he is though— "I- to urge upon the Legislature the On perception and his grasp of deal." —Washington Herald. ALWAYS PROMPT AND SATISFACTORY SERVICE affairs generally are most un- necessity for passing this law And it's about time for a NEW usual for one so far advanced in which has been such a boon to deal. The life. As an upright citizen and other commonwealths. HOWARD M. ROWE, an impartial magistrate Mr. "OUR sailors had a fine time Market. IN the short time he Stokes'record is beyond reproach, has been at Rio Janeiro," says the Balti- EMMITSBURG, MD. the gubernatorial chair Gov- C. & P. PHONE. jan 26-ly and his genial manner and in more News. "At the last place ernor Crothers has made a most See the link blade. his kindliness of heart have :the torpedo boats stopped the agreeable impression upon every endeared him to a very large tars almost cleaned out the town." 41 and furthermore he 1,1 IrC t. circle of friends both here and one has de- And yet they call this a Pacific monstrated that he elsewhere. proposes to fleet. L M. Zimmerman be the Executive first, last and Seasonable Display of Suit Fabrics. all the time. The Governor's "A BILL has been introduced MARKET REPORTS. Successor to recommendations, made in his Zimmerman & Shriver, Suiting, in the A superior and distintive showing of rivals House of Representatives inaugural address, are sound and The following market quotations, which are quantity, beauty, style and quality and every Friday morning, are Perhaps you can't all others in providing for a 25 per cent. rake- corrected subject to call practical and his suggestions, if daily changes. spare the time to surpassing all others in moderation of prices. off for Uncle Sam upon every favorably acted upon, will be —and maybe you don't Any man who wants a beautiful suit should come EMMITSBURG. care to write. Use foreign title purchased by an conducive of great benefit to the either phone—we have here at once and make his selection, as the most ex- American heiress. As the Unit- people of the whole State. Corrected by M. Zimmerman them both—and your clusive patterns are selling fast. Wheat,(dry) 95 orders will receive ed States is interested in pro- Rye 70 prompt attention tecting its home industries it THE Philadelphila Evening Oats 50 from New Corn 62 LIPPY should have the same care for its Telegraph upholds the chivalry The Emmitsburg Hay, [email protected] Chronicle. women, and a too extravagant of several Cincinnati firemen who L.LvIt!!4a-` Gettysburg,Pa. The Tailor Corrected by Patterson Brothers importation of impecunious titled "emerged from the smoke and Subscribe for THE CHRONICLE now Mch. /3-tf. Steers, per 100 /b 3.5098 4.00 foreigners might be provided fire with only the long pin that Butcher Heifers. 3% 984 and serve your own best interests. `q_47k Pfi,"4 '4-31 kinittitsburg Tigratirir

A NOT TOO SERIOUS. What STIEFF PIANO A Bit Of Wit And Humor To Season What Is Your Preference? The Serious Side Of Life. IN YOUR HOME NEVER BRINGS REGRET.

Honored with Gold Medal at Jamestown Every reader of a newspaper has ideas. the After the Honeymoon. Exposition. Every reader of a newspaper has a preference "Pa," inquired a small boy on the Indorsed by the New England Conser- Oakland boat. "what's a simoon?" vatory, Boston, Mass. without for certain features which to him or her, as the "Huh!" grunted the man No Middle Man's Profits. Sold to you looking from his paper. "Simoon's direct—From Factory to Home. case may be, are particularl attractive and inte- sand storm on the dessert, dreaded by Write for catalogue or have our Fac- resting. Sphin travelers." • tory Representative see you. "And, pa, what's a honeymoon?" It is•the object of THE CHRONICLE to give its readers "Honeymoon's rice storm on a train, Used Upright Pianos—ail makes just what they want, and therefore an invitation enjoyed by travelers." $100 up "Then a honeymoon's something like Square Pianos is herewith extended to every subscriber of this a simoon, ain't it, pa?" $10 up Chinks "Guess so. Keep quiet. Don't ask STIEFF - - • 9 N. Liberty St., paper to state just what that preference is. the so many fool questions. Look at BALTIMORE, MD. jan 3-ly All suggettions sent in good faith will be care- sea gulls." That if you don't want to be shot get out of range. "But ain't they a good deal alike, pa fully considered, and a new department will be —simoons and honeymoons?" added to THE CHRONICLE whenever a preference for "Ugh, huh, both full of hot air! Most 0 honeymoons become simoons in a few the same feature has been indicated by several years. When the honey's gone the readers. That the man who is eager to bite is most often bitten. sigh's left." "Pa, were you ever on a honey- No attention will be paid to unsigned communi- 0 moon?" Attractive advertisements spur people cations, but each letter will be treated as confi- "Percy, if you don't stop pestering on to the buying point. questions I'll never bring you That a clear conscience is a more valuable asset than real me with Let them know that you have some- and the over to the city again." dential name of the writer will NOT be thing good; they'll do the rest. estate. "Well, ma said she had a honeymoon, It is simply a question published. and it was like a dream, and all the of letting them know. 0 rest of it's been a nightmare."—San Francisco Chronicle. That when you see a man with a Bible under his arm you q The correspondence in THE are not always looking at a Christian. For Winter Use. CHRONICLE enables its readers A lady farmer planted a garden. She to know what their friends in was very proud of her prospective --0 different localities are doing. peas, but when her husband asked ir they were ripe she said, "Oh. they I The That the value of a bottle of medicine is more often esti- haven't come up yet!" Paragraph News, pub mated by the label on the outside than by the stuff within. "Haven't come up yet? Why, the lished in THE CHRONICLE every season's nearly over!" week, is accurate, and it covers Construction. can- all important events. Concrete "Yes," she said, "but I planted 0 ned peas. I think they come up a lit- Concrete Pavements, Sidewalks, cord wood tle late."—New York Times. Steps, Gutters, Cellar Floors, Water That nowadays with a full smoke house, plenty of Troughs, Hitching Posts, Carriage and a bin full of potatoes, a man is better off than with gilt-edge A Keen Observer. Blocks, etc. securities in the bank. "Who was that fool you bowed to?" "My husband." 41 All work by contract and all con- "Oh, I—er—I—humbly apologize. I"— tracts faithfully carried out. "Never mind. I'm not angry. But fdi Estimates Furnished. what a keen observer you are!"— NEW YORK FASHIONS London S,:raps. PRUDENTIAL ,-- ;• , HAS THE 0. :STRENGTH OF Iit CHAS. E. GILLELANI Pattern For Misses' Corset Cover Designed by Bitter Revenge. GIBRALTAR', Tommy Figg—Sister's beau kicked t. • EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND. aug 9-ly May Manton—No. 5755. my dog yesterday, but I got even with him, you bet. Johnny Briggs—How? There are advantages in the corset cover that show no visible closing. Fashionable Tommy Figg—I mixed quinine with blouses are often transparent, and buttons her face powder.—Indianapolis Jour- and buttonholes In the undergarment do nal. not add to their effect. This one is abso- lutely. simple and is closed by means of Cruel Spring. Sporting buttonholes worked the illus- Goods. in a fly. In The talk in the village hostelry had tration it is made of fine batiste, with The Prudential Insurance subject trimming of beading and lace edging, been on the of vegetable the beading also being threaded with rib- freaks, but at length it veered round ; bon that serves the purpose of regulating to goats. Company of America. Kodaks and Supplies. the waist and neck size. Lawn, naln- "Did ever you keep a goat, Bill?" gook, linen, batiste—indeed, all materials inquired a gray whiskered gentleman Insurance At Net Cost. Souvenir Post Cards of Emmitsburg, Cigars, Pipes and that are used for underwear—are appro- In a corner seat. To- priate, and the trimming always is a mat- bacco. Knives, Razors, Hardware, Guns, Rifles, Revolvers and ter of individual fancy. If liked, inser- "Did I ever!" answered the little THE tion can be used in addition to the edge, man addressed with rustic familiarity. Ammunition. Confectionery, Groceries and notions. or embroidery can be substituted for lace. "I bought one last Christmas what POLICY CONTAINS THE ENTIRE CONTRACT. The corset cover is made with the fronts nearly brought me to the work'us. WHOLE LIFE POLICY and the back, and it is finished with hems LIMITED LIFE POLICY at the front edges and Is drawn up at Eat anything, from tins o' blackin' to ENDOWMENT C. J. SHUFF 71G CO. both waist line and neck. flatirons, that goat would. Lucky GOLD BOND. The quantity of material required for thing for me the spring killed it." For information, fill out attached coupon. Northeast Corner Public Square, Emmitsburg, Md. the 16-year size is 1/14 yards 36 inches wide, with 5 yards of beading and 3/12 yards of "I didn't know the seasons affected Name Age edging. goats," observed the gray whiskered Address. Sizes for girls of 14 and 16 years of age. gentleman. Send to "Who's talkin' about seasons?" came W. F. HARDY, Supt., DIRECTIONS FOR ORDERING. the reply. "It was the spring of our 1031 & 1033 Send 10 cents to this office, give number of this pattern. No. 5755, and state six* alarm clock what 'e made a meal of Chestnut St., desired. It will then be sent to you by mail postpaid. Be sure to write plainly and oct 4-1y PHILADELPHIA. always give full address. Several days must be allowed for delivery of pattern. one day as done It!"—London Express.

Generally the Case. The Wise Farmer PAPER "I wish you would mention this to CHINESE TIDBITS. MAKING IN KOREA. Jinks. It is highly important." "I'll mention it to him today." Hermit Kingdom Supplies The Way Vegetables and Meats Ars Best to "But how do you know you will see China and THE Preserved by the Natives. Japan. him today?" In China turnips, several varieties of It is not generally known that the "I'm bound to bump into him. I owe who intends to have sale in the Spring is he who has best kinds of paper about decided cabbage and seaweed are often prepar- met with in China him money."—St. Paul Pioneer Press. upon the date and who is beginning to ed for winter by giving them a coat of and Japan are the product of Korea. think of his Sale Bills. There It is is only one thing salt and drying in the sun. A vegeta- claimed by many that the Korean No Mercy. paper more for that man to do now, and that is to ble resembling cabbage is sometimes excels the very best that is made Mistress—Sarah Jane, what has hap- in China and STAFFORD Japan. book his date at The Chronicle Office, so dried in the sun without salt and put It is produced pened? Sarah Jane—Oh, mum, I've entirely by manual that he may avoid conflicting with away in shallow baskets until ready labor and without fallen down the stairs and broken my the use of any the time some other person may for use. They have a way also of mak- machinery. The raw neck! Mistress (firmly)--Well, what- material have chosen. All persons ing a kind of sauerkraut very much as used for the better kinds is ever you've broken will be deducted obtained from the advertising their Americans do. The treatment of cer- bark of the Prous- from your wages.—Sydney (N. S. W.) sales sonetia papyrifera, which is Perfect Service, in The Chronicle, in tain vegetables in this way is a com- collected Bulletin. mon practice. The best native hams in the spring and beaten in water con- addition to hav- taining a large admixture of wood Finest Location, ing their come from a region known as the Kin- He Could Not Will. hua district, in Chekiang province. The ashes until reduced to a thick pulp. "Can you lend me a fiver, old fel- BILLS hams when dressed and ready for cur- This Is taken in large ladles and low?" Excellent Cuisine, ing are carefully placed in vats. A spread upon frames of bamboo so as "Surely I can." kind of pickle is then prepared of salt, to form thin sheets. Another kind of "But will you?" Liberal Management. Printed at this Office water and a sauce from the soy bean, paper is made from old scraps trodden "Ah, my will power has utterly de- which is poured over the fresh hams. into pulp, much in the same way that serted me these days!"—Town Topics. Fireproof Construction. After the hams have been in the pickle grape juidik is extracted in some coun- will be entitled to Sale Cards tries, and, though this mode of pulp- (ready for mailing) Free of a sufficient length of time they are tak- Motoring. en out and hung up to dry and occa- ing is slow, it has the advantage of not "Motoring is the very poetry of mo- breaking charge. sionally, but not often, smoked, when the fiber so much as when tion." machinery they are ready for the market. Some- is used. "Except when you have a smashup!" After the pulp has WASHINGTON PLACE times a little nitrate of potash is also been made into "No; even then—it's blank verse!"— THILPAPER REACHES THE PEOPLE, AND ADVERTISERS paper the added to help preserve them, but this sheets are piled up to a London Opinion. addition is the exception and not the height of six feet and then cut into IN THE pieces, to be CHRONICLE CET RESULTS. rule. It is reported that in the south again subjected to the Two Enigmas. BALTIMORE, stamping with the feet. hams are cured by means of an alkaline At the same "Why don't we see men like the nov- time the roots and seeds earth and common salt, but so far as of a plant elists describe?" called tackpoul are can be learned no earth of any kind is added, the soluble "I give it up. Why don't we see girls MD. parts of which are supposed employed in the middle and northern to give like the illustrators draw ?"—Louisville tenacity and toughness to the paper.— provinces. The famous pickled eggs Courier-Journal. june 28-ly of China are preserved with a pickle Exchange. made of common mud, salt, saltpeter Fearless Women Travelers. Evidently His Mother Raised Chickens. EMMITSBURG RAILROAD. IO1tTENDER&i fIET and soy bean sauce, all mixed together. Miss Lavine. Itudberg was chosen by The teacher recited to her pupils The eggs are coated with a plaster of Yale university to travel far up into "The Landing of the Pilgrims," after this mixture and laid away until ripe, the wilds of the Quinault Indian res- Daily Daily which she requested each one to when they are ready for the table. ervation to take the physical measure- draw Except Sundays STATIONS Except Sundays from his or her imagination a picture Prepared in this way they will keep ments of the braves and squaws there PM PM AM AM AMA MPMPM of Plymouth rock. One little fellow Le Ar several months. She has just returned from a journey hesitated and at length raised his hand. 4.50 2.55 9.40 7.45 Emmitsburg 8.50,11.10,4.00 6.40 of a wild and dangerous character 5.053.10 9.55 8.00 Motter's 8.35,10.55i3.45 6.25 "Well, Willie, what is it." 5.2013.25 10.10 Cure For the Blues. through forests, over mountains and 8.15 Rocky Ridge 8.20 10.40 3.30 6.10 "Please, ma'am, do you want us tu Ar Le 1 1 The "blues," you know, haven't any- over lakes in a frail canoe. Miss End- Thelcsomfort of a woman's shoe draw a hen or a VINCENT SEBOLD. depends largely to do rooster?" thing with legitimate grief or berg and Miss Zoe Kincaid hold the General Manager, on the flexibility, of its sole. While all pain. record for fbarlessness among women They are something or other that adventurers. Too Ticklish. Dolly Madison Shoes comes to us and settles down around "How many ribs have you, Johnny?" C. J. ROWE es and shuts out the sunshine and mu- For apple custard use five eggs well asked the teacher. "I don't know, AGENT FOR are unusually flexible, yet one style is especially sic of everyday life, and no one can beaten to a quart of milk, stir in a ma'am," giggled Johnny, squirming designed for tender feet. It is called the Dolly ;a tell where that something comes from pint of apple sauce, sweeten and flavor around on one foot. "I'm so awful Madison Hand-turn Shoe, with Feather Edge. M when it settles down or where it to taste and bake carefully. Set the ticklish I never could count tem." YORK LAUNDRY. goes to when it lifts it dark wings custard into a pan of water in the oven Laundry called for Monday and de- To those seeking absolute ease and betakes itself and its following to prevent burning. $3.00 and $3.50 Externally. livered Saturday. a and comfort in their shoes we of ghosts and apparitions out of our For Sale by Representative lives for a long or short The Doctor—You understand, don't especially recommend this style time, accord- Lettuce or parsley may be kept q The editorials in THE CHRON- Vealer ing to our you, that this is only to be used ex- Sra,41,..411.1 temperaments. fresh and crisp for several days if It be ternally? The Patient's Wife—Sure, ICLE are non-partisan. They It is a cominon thing to hear people carefully washed and rolled up in a SOLD BY M. FRANK ROWE. say, "I sir, F allus makes him get out o' bed are broad, independent and don't know what is the matter towel and placed directly on the ice. to drink it!—London Scraps. constructive. 6 Entinitsburg TIFontrir

PERSONALS. FOUND DEAD IN THE YARD. FAVORS CENTRAL BANK OF ISSUE THE DRAIN UPON THE [FORESTS ARE YOU GOING TO HAVE SALE? Don't put it off till the last minute to Body of Bayley Black Discovered by Chairman Fowler Opposes Aldrich Bill They Are Being Cut Three Times as arrange for dates. I have engage- ments up until the GIFT PROBLEM SOLVED. Black. —End Providing for $250,000,000 Bank Fast as They Grow. —Some Fifty middle of March, His Brother, Dunn but I can accommodate you if you book THE CHRONICLE invites its read- Send your friend fifty-two copies ers to. send in communications Came Several Hours Before. Note Circulation. Billion Feet a Year Used. your date soon. Orders left at THE containing personals and items of CHRONICLE OFFICE will receive prompt of The Emmitsburg Chronicle. news from their respective locali- The dead body of Bayley Black, nine- attention. A year's subscription will do it, ties. Articles intended for inser- teen-year old son of Mr. J. B. Black, (From Our Capital Correspondent.) Statistics gathered by the Bureau of Wm. P. EYLER, Auctioneer, and the cost is only Emmitsburg, Route No. 1. tion in the CHRONICLE should reach of Rocky Ridge, was found by his broth- There promises to be a stubborn of the Census and the Forest Service this office on Wednesday morn- fight nov. lst-tf. ing and they should, in every in- er, Dunn Black, lying in the yard of over currency legislation, just as was show that the quantities of timber used $1.00. stance, be signed by the corres- his home on Monday night. It is sup- outlined at the beginning of the session last year for lumber, shingles, ties, Read the "Paragraph News" in the pondents as an evidence of good posed that the young man had been and possibly the result will be no legis- pulpwood, cooperage, stock mine tim- CHRONICLE and keep abreast of the faith. The name of the writer, dead for several hours for shortly after bers, lath, distillation, veneer, poles, times. however, will NOT be published lation at all, just what Speaker Cannon unless there is a request to that supper he had been sent to the store and and a number of other House and Sen- tanning, and turpentine and rosin, ex- effect. was expected to return immediately and ate leaders have been hoping. The lead- pressed in broad feet, reach a total of it was late in the evening when his body ing measure that has been put forward approximately 50 billion board feet. was found. While these drains upon the forest Dr. Jamison spent Sunday in Balti- so far is the so-called Aldrich bill, pro- Bayley Black was formerly a student are known with reasonably certainty, more. viding for not more than $250,000,000 at the High School in this place and worth of bank note circulation based on there are others of which there is no Rev. Mr. Gluck spent Monday in was a bright lad although delicate in state, municipal and railroad bonds. record. There are the demands for Frederick. Proper health. He was subject to a nervous posts, fuel and domestic purposes, re- Printing These notes are to be subject to a tax Mrs. E. L. Higbee is visiting in Lan- affection which sometimes threw him of half of one per cent, a month so garding which it is more difficult to ob- caster, Pa. into spasms. It is thought that this long as they are outstanding. This tain information, because the products Miss Helen Zacharias spent Monday was the immediate cause of his death. scheme is pronounced by some of the fi- often pass through no market, but are 0 in Baltimore. The funeral service was held yester- nancial leaders to be an amateurish consumed on the farm where they were )€.100i1.0*=D-afk:. C-CC-C*CCCOCOCV-''- Mr. Grant Bell, of Graceham, spent day afternoon at one o'clock, and the makeshift. Chairman Fowler of the produced. Careful estimates, however, Monday in town. interment was made in the Rocky House Committee on Banking and Cur- place the total of wood used for fuel Ridge cemetery. alone at an equivalent of 50 billion of Mr. Walter Dorsey, of Graceham, rency is much opposed to the plan and F you desire Fine Printing at a moder- board feet a year. spent Monday in town. favors the establishment of a central bank of issue somewhat similar to the It will be seen, then, that the present Rev. Mr. Murry, of Baltimore, was MARYLAND ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE imperial banks of the continent. consumption of wood in all forms is ate cost, the kind of printing that re- in town on Saturday. (Contributed.) he would have it located in Chicago, as above 100 billion board feet annually. 1.1 11 1J. Miss Mary Spalding, of Littlestown, Estimating the forest area of the United Rev. Mr. Poulson, assistant superin- being nearer the geographical centre of ktej quires good taste and nicety of judg- is visiting Mrs. Charles Rider. tendent of the Anti-Saloon League, the country and being in a position bet- States at from 500 to 700 million acres, Mr. Albert Patterson made a business gave three powerful addresses in the ter to meet the demands of the middle and the annual growth at 60 board feet trip to Baltimore on Monday. Lutheran, Methodist and Presbyterian and far West and tending to divorce per acre, the yearly increase is from ment, have all your work done by George P. Rowe, Esq., of St. Joseph, Churches, last Sunday. The Anti-Sa- the money control of the country from 30 to 42 billion feet. At this rate, the Mo., is visiting his sister, Miss M. Belle loon League is officered by able, elo- New York where it is well known all annual growth barely equals the amount Rowe. quent and far seeing men. This was the relief furnished in the various panics consumed for lumber alone. Consider- ing all the drains, the annual consump- Mr. Joshua Gillelan, of Baltimore, is fully in evidence on Sunday when Mr. has been carefully locked up till New The ChroniclePress tion of wood is probably three times visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Poulson hurled the shafts of conviction York was well on its financial feet irre- the annual growth. George L. Gillelan. at the hearts of his hearers. He spective of what the rest of the coun- showed clearly that the League was try needed or wanted. There will be a Modern Equipment and Mrs. S. S. Morritz and Miss Kate doing effective work and that saloons, fight against the Aldrich bill both in , Holy Name Society In Retreat. Morritz attended the funeral of one by one, were giving way before the the committee and on the floor of thel New Type Throughout Mrs. Nunemaker in Bakersville. The Rev. Father Judge is conducting onslaught. He prophesied that within House and Senate. The West and a retreat in St. Joseph's Catholic Mr. and Mrs. Francis Orndorff and three years the State of Maryland South is lining up against it and there Church for the members of the Holy daughter, of Motter's Station, spent would be dry. High license he held to will be a lot of talk which is equivalent Name Society. The retreat commenced Business and Society Stationery, Wedding Invitations, Thursday with Mr. Edward Adams, of be a revenue problem merely, and that to delay. last Tuesday evening at 7.30 o'clock this place. homes ruined by millionaires could never Wedding Announcements, Visiting Cards, Opening and will close on Sunday, January 19th, Mr. David Rhodes and Miss Belle be atoned for under the guise of respec- Was Known in Emmitsburg. that day being the Feast of The Holy Cards, Menus, Programmes and Folders for Rhodes attended the funeral of Mrs. tability. He held that the hour was Commander H. H. Hosley, U. S. N., Name of Jesus. A solemn high mass, Nunemaker, Mr. Rhodes' sister, in Ba- come for local option, and that when- all who died last week and was buried in at which all the members are to receive occasions kersville, Washington county. ever and wherever saloon men seek to the National Cemetery at Arlington, D. Holy Communion, will be offered at degrade a community, the thinking men, Printed in the Most Approved Style C. with full military honors, was known 7 o'clock that morning and the second and the same men ought to rise in in this community, his daughter, Miss mass, which will be a low mass, will be JURORS FOR FEBRUARY TERM. their might and sweep the nefarious Genevieve Hosley, being a scholar at offered at 10.30. midst. He showed Chief Judge Glenn H. Worthington traffic from their St. Joseph's Academy. It will be re- statistics that cities and towns Sale Bills and Sale Cards and Associate Judge John C. Motter on from membered that Commander Hosley was saloon were in a higher Saturday drew the jurors for the without the the navigating officer of the dry dock DOES THIS MEAN YOU? With Appropriate Cuts prosperity than those with the February term of the Circuit Court for state of Dewey which made such a sensational saloon. If the State receives ample "It would be a foolish man indeed Frederick county. The list is as follows: and difficult although very successful liquor traffic the out- I who would cut off his fire insurance Emmitsburg—Bernard J. Hobbs, Cal- revenue from the voyage from Solomon's Island in the Book and Pamphlet Work greater in the up-keep of when a conflagration loomed upon the vin G. Walters. lay is far Chesapeake Bay on December 28th, homes for horizon, or who considered canceling Buckeystown—Edward R. Plummer, penitentiaries, asylums, and 1905 to Olongapo. the destitute and the outcast. his life insurance when his health was Engraving, Lithographing, Charles F. Oland. poor. For exactly the same reason no Frederick—George T. Phebus, Luth- Another Mile Stone Passed. wise business man will long consider er M. Lease, Henry Baumgardner, RICHARD A. OFF EJTT Embossing Mr. J. Thomas Gelwicks was fifty- cutting off his business insurance= Frank V. Buxton, John T. Best, which is advertising—simply because former resident of this place, nine years old last Monday. Born on Emanuel P. Mantz, Arthur Fleming, A there is a little temporary tightening Richard Offutt died at the home of the 13th of January, 1849 on the South Binding Millard N. Garrett, Harry G. Dorsey. up of things financial." tf Ruling and Middletown—John Jacob Shank, Mar- I Mr. J. M. Keefer, in Waynesboro, Mountain, two miles South of town, tin E. Kefauver. last Wednesday a week ago,at the near Mount St. Mary's College, Mr. Gelwicks has called Emmitsburg his Creagerstown—Elias F. Valentine. advanced age of eighty one years. THERMOMETRIC READINGS. Catoctin—James H. Delauter. For several years Mr. Offutt made home all his life. During this time he The Chronicle Press, Urbana—Isaac G. Waltz, Francis H. his home in Frederick but recently spent fourteen years in the West but Markell. he moved to Waynesboro where he always acknowledged this the home of Taken every week day from THE I Emmitsburg, Maryland. Liberty—William A. Jones, Edward made his home with his adopted his choice. He has been closely con- CHRONICLE Standard Thermometer. Rossman. daughter, Mrs. J. M. Keefer. Although nected with the business life of this 8 A. M. 12M. 4 P. M. New Market—A. L. Day, Charles P. predisposed to consumption his death community ever since 1868. Friday 34 34 Ridgely. was due to general debility. Through- Saturday 24 37 39 ++1'..4'.4 Hauvers—George T. Harbaugh. out his life he took the utmost care of New Insurance Compauy. Monday • 43 49 46 ,4.4. Woodsboro—George Link, John D. his health and his old age was entirely Benjamin F. Crouse, State Fire In- Tuesday 31 36 35 Albaugh. due to these precautions. surance Commissioner visited the Peo- Wednesday 30 41 44 'i WASHINGTONS' i Petersville—Charles T. Albaugh. When a resident of Emmitsburg he ples Fire Insurance Company of Fred- Thursday 39 45 40 . . Mount Pleasant—Daniel H. I3uckey. was known as a sober, upright and erick and examined all their affairs and Friday 24 Stockman, Ray- hard-working man. His relatives in I Jefferson—George S. found their capital stock of $100,000 .I LEADING .---- FLORIST .• mond L. Shaff. this place are the Taneys and Miss paid in and authorized the Company To Be Married Shortly. Mechanicstown—Charles M. Gall, O'Neil. to issue policies on and after January Invitations are out for the marriage ./ / Frank A. Roddy. 15th, 1908. This company which has 1 of Miss Sarah Adelaid McGrath, daugh- , Jackson—Joseph Wolf, John C. MISS MARY J. EGAN local representatives on its board so- ter of Mr. and Mrs. James McGrath, Leatherman licks the community to Mr. i Miss Mary J. Egan, formerly a res- business of this Clarence E. McCarren. The t Johnsville—Ernest Gernand. through its representative. * * ident of this place, died at her home in ceremony will be performed on Tues- Woodville—Franklin Johnson. it. JOHN A. HORNER, Agent. day morning, January 28, at St. Pikesville, on Saturday, Jan., 11. Joseph's • Linganore—Samuel A. Eury. Catholic • The funeral service Was held in St. Church. Lewistown—Jonn W. L. Miller, Charles Catholic Church on Tuesday Came Home to Recuperate. Ethan A. Wachter. morning last. The news of the death Will Install a Linotype. Tuscarora—Charles Falk. Mr. Emory Wagerman, of Altoona, of Miss Egan was a severe shock to The XViisexn„:4 Burkittsville—Calin N. Huffer, Luth- is at the home of his parents, Mr. and Westminster Advocate is about her many friends in Emmitsburg where to install a linotype machine. The er C. Fry. Mrs. Samuel Wagerman, recuperating Mail, Telegraph or Phone Orders executed imme- for several years she lived and when manager, Mr. Diffendal, is now in New Ballenger—Charles E. Derr. from the injuries he received in a wreck diately. Flowers and Designs for Weddings, not here as a resident, spent her Sum- on the Pennsylvania Railroad a York learning to operate the machine. Braddock—Samuel W. Hoopes. short Funerals, Receptions and all other occasions. • mers. Brunswick—George H. Hagan, Albert time ago. His knee was dislocated and Always an ardent Catholic she was Blooded COMMENCEMENT BOUQUETS. Burch. he was otherwise hurt. None of his Chickens for Sale. most liberal in her contributions to the march 22-ly Walkersville—Charles McClem, Clay- injuries is serious. A pen of blooded black Minorcas bred different causes of her faith. The tiviv••••••••••-•str.1%.4*-"ens•-•11amift.sil-.1%,...44*-.42a..01-Namowits-••••....w.ft•-•*-.14%,„.•••••ii,„.•4 ton M. Zimmerman. from the famous Northup pens, of Race- beautiful glass doors in the vestibule Wins the Coveted Silver Set. ville, N. Y. Call On JOHN A. HORNER. of St. Joseph's Church in this place Jan. 17, it. Road Supervisors for Lewistown. were presented by Miss Egan. Miss Leone Brown was surprised on The county commissioners have made She is survived by one brother, Mr. Saturday night when she was awarded Church Notice. HOKE RIDER following appointment of road John Egan, of Pikesville. the silver set from the medicine com- 1STAKILtf the The Holy Communion will be admin- OI' for Lewistown district : pany who were showing in this place. supervisors istered in the Lutheran Church of this Baer, Henry C. BroWn, Miss Brown received over 1500 votes Jacob H. DIED. place on Sunday morning, Jan. 19th. Thomas F. Palmer, Granville J. Dutrow, which was some 700 more than her fik/iUME/ITS 4/1D0 TOMBSTONES Preparatory service on Saturday at 2 E. Houck, nearest competitor. Charles A. Rice, Singleton Regular death notices published one time free P.M. -0 Lewis I. Hamrick, Ernest Powell, Harry of charge. Obituary poetry and resolutions charged for at the rate of live cents a line. E. Ramsburg, Jacob Bowers, Jacob B. Peep Into the Future. MARBLE AND CEMETERY , The horse is a vain thing for safety WORK Samuel Lambert, Jacob H. Derr, What we may expect to see if the dry , unless you hitch him to your buggy OF ALL Eichelberger, Edward L. Smith, Geo. BLACK.—On Jan., 13, 1908, in KINDS. Rocky Ridge, Bayley Black, son of wave strikes Maryland: with Crep's Patent Safety Hitch. F. Measell, John D. Storr, Jacob P. J. James B. Black, in his nineteenth year. Cheap at any price but only $250. IlEstimates Furnished on Short Notice Free of Charge. Hummer, Charles S. Ramsburg, Wm. WILLIAM SNYDER, Funeral and interment on Thursday JOHN F. ADELSBERGER, Agent. H. Bowers, Edward Powell, John W. afternoon at Rocky Ridge. PHARMACIST. Jan. 17 it. IFALL WORK CUAF?ANTEED. Groshon, Milton Ramsburg, Jacob Lay- OFFUTT.—On Jan., 8, 1908, at the PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY man. home of J. M. Keefer, in Waynesboro, WANTED—A farmer with small fam- Richard Offutt, aged 81 years. Funeral FILLED. service was held in Waynesboro; the ily: Apply to L. L. LITTLEFIELD, WANTED. interment was made at Mount St. David Topper Dies in York. Jan. 17 tf. Middleburg, Md. A middle aged woman who knows Mary's cemetery, Rev. Father Trag- gesser officiating. David Topper, formerly a January how to do domestic work about a house, resident of Thunder Storm. SIDNEY WEST this place, died in York, Pa., and and will do it. Small family of grown EGAN.—On Jan., 11, 1908, at her re- was Last Sunday afternoon, Jan. 12, Em- sidence in Pikesville, Md., Mary Egan. buried last Tuesday. Mr. Topper for- people. Good position with good wages mitsburg was treated to a brilliant dis- The funeral was held from her late merly lived off the Gettysburg road, a to the woman who gives satisfaction. home, on Tuesday at 8.30, A. M. The play in the form of vivid lightning. Shirt=Maker, mile and a half Northeast of town. Address. P. 0. Box 6. Waynesboro, Requiem Mass was offered at St. The thunder at times was quite loud. Pa. nov. 8-tf. Charles Church. KUGLER.—On Jan., 10, 1908, at the If the readers Of THE CHRONICLE William Eckenrode allowed his horse Men's Wear, will be good enough to send to the WANTED. the home of Harry Myers in Fairfield, this of- to stand on street too long and was Miss Adeline Kugler, aged 60 years, 2 fice the names and addresses of former fined by the burgess. Colorado Building, The names and addresses of people months and 16 days. Funeral service Emmitsburgians, or those identified Hatter. living in this District who make was held on Sunday at 1 o'clock, Rev. hick- Mr. C. L. Ritter officiating. The inter- with or interested in Emmitsburg and Mr. Frederick Welty is confined to ory or oak baskets. Apply at this ment was made in the Zimmerman its people, the Editor will greatly ap- to the house with inflammatory rheu- 14th & G Streets, WASHINGTON, D. C. office. tf graveyard, Liberty township. preciate the courtesy. matism. Mail Orders Receive Prompt Attention. Eimuithhurg Prontrir

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The following is a list of the candi- Frenchmen Visit Scenes of Recent Mine c 't ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY A number of persons in our midst dates for the various offices to be filled GETTYSBURG, PA. EMMITSBURG, MD. grippe. have been suffering from at the coming primary for neighboring Disasters.-Example of the Value her sister, AND COLLEGE Mrs. Georgia Strong and townships: of Enforced Regulations. : t Mrs. David Barrick, of Walkersville, Fairfield: Republican-Councilman, f. FOR YOUNG LADIES. * left last Wednesday morning for New Jacob Musselman; Constable, J. S. (From Our Capital Correspondent.) e WITH PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. York City, where they will spend most Sanders; Inspector, A. L. Low; School • W.WEAVER & i were SO Frenchmen in N of the Winter with Mrs. Strong's Two interesting Director, H. L. Harbaugh and J. J. Washington last week. They were M. (. C PUPILS UNDER TEN YEARS OF AGE i daughter, Mrs. C. H. Davis, of that Mussel- Reindollar; Auditor, D. Clyde Taffanel and M. Dunamie. They had / NOT RECEIVED. city. man; Judge, Lewis E. Krise. THE LEADERS Mr. Pyle bought the been sent over by the French govern- i Last week J. C. Democratic-Inspector, S. L. Allison. r This Institution, beautifully ment to investigate the recent series of( r1111 situated in a healthful loca- stock of goods and will now own the Freedom: Republican-Clerk 1 uptown store formerly occupied by Mr. mine disasters in the coal region with tion in sight of the Blue Gillelan; School Director, E. C. a view to comparing them with the Ridge Mountains, is easily John B. Pittinger. Reid and Albert Smith; Auditor, J. reached by Western Mary- At an early hour last Saturday morn- French mines and seeing what there Balti- Hugh Scott; Supervisor, B. F. Baker; / land Railroad from was to be done to render the French more. 1r ing Mrs. Margaret Ogle. widow of the Inspector, Charles H. Benchoff; Judge, At the Branch Store : late John Ogle, was found in an un- mines safer.' It may be said that the Extensive grounds afford A. Alex. Scott. French coal mines from the viewpoint ample advantages for out- conscious condition having again been Democratic-School Director, George 1. . door exercise, the surround- is paralysis. Death released of an expert are much more dangerous 1 stricken with W. Plank and George W. Rohrbaugh; ings are attractive and pic- than the American. The workings are turesque. The Curriculum her on Sunday about noon from her Sanders; Supervisor, William A. Clerk, unsafe and there is greater dan- Qualities thorough and comprehen- .1r more The Store of Good long years of suffering, having been an Bowling; Judge, Jacob A. Lewis A. ger from dust and gas. At the same sive, embraces all branches invalid for over five years. She had Inspector, W. Bricka, necessary for a refined edu- Kemper; George time the French mines kill only about several strokes before this one. Her Auditor, George A. Reaver; Constable, cation. i one man to three in this country. This remains were interred in the family Vincent A. Riley. For particulars address : Robert is because of the more stringent safety Moderate cemetery. Mr. Prices Rev. and / lot in our Hamiltonban: Republican-School Huebener, of the Moravian Church, regulations and the fact that the regu- SISTER SUPERIOR, : Director, Daniel Frey and William C. lations were enforced. conducting the services. ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY, Donaldson; Constable, John E. Reese; They visited the scenes of the great • Supervisor, C. P. Musselman; Clerk, disasters at Manongah, Naomi and Ja- N CONFORMITY with our custom and policy, we EMMITSBURG, - MARYLAND. Frank Felix; Judge, Samuel Walter; IN THE COURTS. cobs Creek and said frankly that they make a clearance sale preparatory to our Annual 9-1141 Auditor, Jno. H. Bigham; Inspector, had come to no conclusion as to the +41-44441...04-04144.10-4141.44,-.41ft..4tVglia..41 Raymond, Robert and Charles White, Inventory at both the Branch and Gettysburg. It F. Milford Musselman. • cause of the three big explosions, but Alfred Bowers, Robert Edwards, George is much easier to count dollars than it is to take Democratic-Supervisor, John D. said at the same time that the mining Trout, "Boss" Proctor and John Thomp- Lochbaum; School Director, Charles L. regulations in this country are criminal- account of merchandise. We have gone over the son, charged with assault, were given Harbaugh, H. B. Slonaker and Jacob ly lax as compared with those of stock and made price reductions that are uncommonly Come and Hear The a hearing before Judge Eckstein. Kauffman; Auditor, W. C. Marshall France. heavy, making it a money saving opportunity on season- I Raymond White, Alfred Bowers and and Mervin Sanders; Constable, Hen- "Boss" Proctor were held for the grand ry Peters; Inspector, John Kepner, Sr.; able goods, rarely to be had so comprehensively. readers of THE CHRONICLE jury, the others being discharged. Judge, James H. Sanders; Clerk, Co- If the This price cutting is especially apparent in Ladies' and /1908 1\wo[loi Fdisoll good enough to send to this of- The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has lumbus Peters. will be Children's Ready-to-Wear Goods, and we give here a few names and addresses of former filed its appeal in the case of Mrs. Liberty: Republican-School Director, fice the Emmitsburgians, or those identified instances to show what you can expect. Laura U. Black and children against P. H. Riley and J. E. Zimmerman; Con- with or interested in Emmitsburg and • the company. The jury awarded the stable, Martin L. Baker; Judge, A. M. Were 18.00, 20.00, 22.50 now 14.00 its people, the Editor will greatly ap- Ladies' Suits plaintiff $9,249 damages. Manahan; Supervisor, W. T. S. Sites; preciate the courtesy. Were 25.00 " 17.50 Col. C. R. Nutt will not contest his Justice J. E. Zimmerman; Clerk, Jerry I NOW ON SALE. wife's suit for divorce but has taken Black and Colored Cloths, Were 30.00 " 21.50 Miller; Inspector, Charles S. Martin; following was recorded in the up his residence at the Metropolitan The Auditor, Charles Warren. circuit court: Virginia Correct Styles Quite a number at each price Club, Washington, D. C. office the Democratic-School Director, George Gillelan et al., to Edward H. Rowe, c but no two alike. Gingell and William Goulden; Supervis- real estate in Emmitsburg district A Surprise and Return Dance. or, Joseph Weishaar; Auditor, James $525. Plank; Clerk, Jacob Longnecker, Judge, c On Tuesday evening the friends of Andrew McCleaf; Justice, John Crouse; Miss Anna Elder, The people Emmitsburg were glad c I AT who had been so de- Inspector, George Shryock; Constable, of THE BRANCH lightfully entertained Mr. Shulenberger the (.`• a few evenings Jas. Bouey. to see-Rev. on ago at her home, gave her a return street. Shulenberger been ill The County Commissioneis of Adams Mr. has Were 5.75 Black only, Now dance and gave it as a complete sur- for two weeks. c Ladies' Coats county and the retiring board of poor di- Were 8.00 and 9.00 Black 3a..n .1 prise to her. The following guests rectors are at odds over the salary of the I Colors, Now . . . 5.75 were present: Mr. and Mrs. McGreevy; Marchioness later, who claim $300 a year under the; Paper Suspended Publication. and Were 10.00 and 11.00 Black and / the Misses Stella Sweeney, Lulu Balt- act of June 8, 1907. Colors, Now . . . 7.75 zell, Mary Spalding, Stella Long, Sarah The Woodsboro Banner of Liberty c Belmore Styles Robert D. Armor, one of the oldest Were 12.00 and 12.75 Black and 1 January Records. Lawrence, Mae Topper, Lulu Kretzer, has suspended publication. This paper and most active Odd Fellows in Penn- Colors, Now . . . 8.75 Joanna Kretzer, Pearl Topper, Anna was formerly published and edited by sylvania, died at his home hi Gettys- Were 16.00 and 16.50 Black and 1 A good selection always on hand. Felix, Mary McCarren, Valerie Welty, the late Harry W. Lewis. burg on Friday last, at the age eighty- c Colors, Now . . . 12.00 1 Anna Long, Mae Long, Anna Elder, three years. Were "17.50 and 18.50 Black and Nellie Rowe, Fannie Hoke, Julia Tyson ,E At a meeting of the Gettysburg Mr. David Rhodes has built a two- Colors, Now . . . 13.50 and Janie Topper; Messrs. Cyril Roter- Board of School Directors it was decid- story addition to his dwelling house in Were 25.00 Black and Colors, ing, Cecil Rotering, Guy Topper, Robert ed to erect a new high school building Freedom township, Pennsylvania. Mr. Now . . . . 17.75 Topper, Joseph Elder, Joseph Wager- to be ready for occupancy at the open- J. Edward Baker did the work on the Were 30.00 and 32.50 Black, Now . E. nilmolmlii. man, Robert Long, Edgar Dukehart, ing of the school next September. new building. 21.75 John Rosensteel, Joseph Hoke, James Were 27.00 and 30.00 Black, DEALER IN WELL MADE FURNITURE. Arnold. 1 Robert Kerrigan, Harry Whit- BLOW ON HEAD PROVES FATAL. The receiver is as bad as the thief. Now . . 20.00 atig 17-ly more, Ward Kerrigan, Joseph Topper and Frank Elder. The more a man knows the less cred- Robert Moorehead Killed While Enter- ulous he is. TRADE WITH THE BIG FIRE IN BALTIMORE. ing the House of Charles Bierly Caracul Jackets Near Blue Ridge. If the readers of THE CHRONICLE . will be good enough to send to this of- I THE LEADERS Masonic Temple in Flames.-Loss on fice the names and addresses of former Building is $300,000. Robert AT THE BRANCH Moorehead was struck on the Emmitsburgians, or those identified f' head with an axe handle by Charles with or interested in Emmitsburg and I / Bierly, whose house he was entering Just as THE CHRONICLE was going to its people, the Editor will greatly ap- Misses and Reductions about as Follows: while intoxicated, and so seriously in- press news was received that the Ma- preciate the courtesy. jured that he died a few hours later. • Children's Coats At 1.75 were 3.00 to 5.00 sonic Temple on Charles street, Bal- Bierly lives near Blue Ridge Summit; At 2.75 " 4.00 to 5.50 timore, was burning. The loss amount- 1 Moorehead is from Sabillasville. VINCENT SEBOLD, 6 years to 14 years ed to $300,000 on the property and $35,- At 3.75 " 5.60 to 7.25 Early Tuesday morning Bierly, who ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. 000 on the furniture. The records and Offices Sebold At 5.75 " 7.25 to 8.50 is a blacksmith, heard some one trying Building, relics were all saved. This is one of the to enter his room through a window, Public Square, Emmitsburg, Md. At 6.75 " 10.00 to 12.00 big buildings of the city and is situated in and getting out of bed he seized an axe On Mondays and Tuesdays at Frederick. On No two alike of any one size, .the closely built section of the city. Thursdays at Thurmont National Bank. Both handle and struck the intruder on the 'Phones-C. & P., Emmitsburg, 22-4; Frederick yet all sizes. County, Emmitsburg,27. head. A few hours after Moorehead dec 7-tf 'Taken to Any coat not in Branch Stock Frederick Hospital. was found lying unconscious in the yard. -CALL ON- h ey will gladly send for. Mrs. Charles Hoffman, living on the The injured man never regained con- -Littlestown road a few miles East of sciousness and died toward evening. GEO. T. EYSTER. town,who has been ill for several weeks, -AND- was taken to the Frederick City Hos- Discussion of Local Option. THE BRANCH See b iR snlendid stock of AT pital on Wednesday morning where c she ;will be The Anti-Saloon League of Maryland i operated on for an appendicitis. GOLD :SILVER is planning for a "Concerted Discus- We have made a general price cut. sion" on Jan. 26th. The Ministerial Un- Key & Stem-Winding Painted on one of the windows of At both the Branch and Home Stores. ion of Baltimore issued a call to all the a Butler, Kan., saloon: "Hush, little Furs on Furs with a good generous pastors of the State to join on that date c saloon, don't cry; you'll be a drug Furs in discussing the local option issue, the assortment to select from. .store by-and-by." Anti-Saloon League as an agency of the / federated churches in securing a state- Dr. C. Z. Winegard, of Funkstown, wide local option law, and the necessity was thrown from a sleigh while AT THE BRANCH driving of informing the members of the Leg- c 1 Dut South Potomac street, Hagers- 1; islature of the desire for such legisla- Home town, -Made Broil and severely injured. tion. C Odds and Ends and Rem- Greatly Reduced 7 SALE REGISTER. c nants of Dress Goods GET A MOVE ON. EMMITSBURG -March 4,at 10 A. M.. "My and the General Stock in Price E $IGN ED BY Milton Springer, on the friends, don't waste your time in CO. Hampton Valley road, about 1% 5CeiLoSS BROS.& miles from fretting all F,NC CI-OT,C5 MA,CR5. Emmitsburg, Live Stock and Farming the livelong day, c LALTiniORC NEw VORA Imple- ments. And do not worry constantly if things 500 Yards Best Sc. Calico at 5 cts. March HOME 4, E. A. BAKERY, Seabrook, on the Wm. A. No Clothing and Shoes like Snider farm,on the road leading from don't come your way, to Harney c 500 Yards Best 12 1-2c. Bleached Muslin 10 cts. / Emmitsburg,2 miles from former place, But follow the example of successful Rosenour's. Horses, Cattle and Farming Implements. Wm. HARRY HOPP T. Smith, Auct. men and wise We defy competition, and will PROPRIETOR. c I 1 March 5, Mahlon Brown, on Hite Joseph Ohler And do as they've been doing-get a I save you money when farm between Bridgeport awl Emmitsburg, AT THE you visit Live Stock and Farming Implements. move on-ADVERTISE !" tf HOrIE STORE 17-4t. Jan. c 1 Frederick. March 10, at 10 A. M., Samuel Fitez, 3 miles Southeast of Emmitsburg, on the Brucevill Clearance of Room nr,i75 Rugs were 16.50 and 1 road, Live Stock and Farming Implements. e James M. Kerrigan, real estate agent, I Cakes Rolls Pies r 18.00 Now B. Rosenour &I Sons, March 10, at 10 A. M. C. B. Harbaugh,in Hamil- has sold the property of Mr. Tyson 9x12 ft. Tapestry Rugs were 22.00 Now tonban township, Pa.. mile South of Fair- Size Rugs and field, Horses, Cattle, Farming Imp4ernents Lansinger, on South side of East Maine 17.75 Market and Patrick Sts. Household goods. J. M. and Caldwell: Auct. street to Mr. Harry C. Harner and 1[Deliveries made in new water co Carpets 9x12 Smith's Saxony Axminster Special / March 10, at 10 A. M., J. T. Martin „on the Court- wife. Price was 25.00 now 19.75 ney Harbaugh farm Terms of sale private. FREDERICK, - - MARYLAND. on road leading from Deer and dust-proof wagon. 9x12 Hartford Axminster were 30.00 field to Sabillasville, Horses, Cattle, Farming oct 11-ly Implements.and Household goods. 11-Wedding c Now 24.00 Eyler, Auct. Wm. P. Even nature makes mistakes. Many and birthday cakes a man with a pie appetite has a malt- made to order. Also great many other sizes and makes all greatly reduced in price. March 11, at 10 A. 111., Norman P. Welty, on the We have just installed the latest im- Bruceville road, 14 miles Southeast of ed-milk stomach.-New York Times. mit. g, ve Em- Special price on Tapestry and Ingrain Carpets for the proved steel hay baler which has a and Stock, arming Implements Household Property. purpose of reducing the size of the stock. All good clean capacity of 40 tons per day. We are March 14, at 9, A. M., Bernard J. A man would have to be mighty Krise farm, 3% Hobbs, on the EVERYTHING IN patterns. buying hay in large quantities and are Live miles Southeast of Ern mitsburg , smart to make a fortune without hav- Stock and Farming Implements. paying the highest market price for it. ing other people to make it for him.- March 17. at 9 A. M., Ervin Valentine, THE BAKER'S .LINE. Is your crop for sale? Stock and Farming Implements. Live New York Press. / ;G. W. Weaver & Son nov. 15-tf FRIZELL & March 19, Thomas Wastler. G. W. Weaver & Son BOYLE. March 25, J. Stewart Annan. Between January 1 and November 1 July 13-1yr The Leaders The Branch / q The general news items March 28, at 1 P. M., the in Bridge Henry Lingg, on the Dry fire loss of the United States was c GETTYSBURG, PENN'A. EMMITSBURG, MD. road, 1,4" mile off the old Frederick THE CHRONICLE keep its read- road OWII $180,765,300, compared with $424,460, Advertise in THE CHRONICLE and see Live Stock miles from Ernmitsburg, ers in touch with national, and Farming Implements. 200 in the same ten months of 1906. how well it pays. / Ot...... *- -...•Al.....1-t.)•_11- - - _,Pt.v-4..,- 1..v-Lv--• state, and county happenings. Etturtittihurlj

STATE JOURNAL NOTED AUTHOR DEAD RELIGIOUS THOUGHT. to Math. She waswaltzing all oyr7r the Track, wafting for the weird "Go!" TO THINK OF FURNITURE Gems Gliraned From the Te•chIngs The Getaway was a Dinner of 17 Composed Song, "Mary- of All Denominations. fieorgeAde Fables Courses, at which Jessaline tackled Paragraphs of Maryland Train your eye to see angels, and everything without losing any part of IS TO THINK OF CARTY'S, land, My Maryland" earth will be heaven.—Rev. Dr. Frank the Conversation. After that they News for Hasty Reading went to the Opera. which was a little Crane, Congregationalist, Worcester, FACTS ABOUT CARTY'S Mass. The Thoughtful Wife Who 030 high for Henry, but Jessaline threw At a conference of the teachers of WAS BORN IN BALTIMORE IN 1839 An All Round Curse. Tried to Give Henry a Conniption Fit every time Signor "CAFURST" FELT MATTRESS. Allegany county, recently held, it was It is wrong for a teacher to whip-- Dagolini climbed up and hit a Top first, because it cannot be done with- Restful Note. They went back agreed to work for a movement to Vacation. to the Apart- Received Only One Hundred Dollars out developing anger both in the teach- ment and ate Stuff out of a Chafing- I Most Mattresses are simply cotton; $450 minimum salary of make the er and the pupil, and anger is a curse Dish until 3 a. m. When they turned CARTY'S "CAFURST" FELT is high- For His Patriotic Poem. —For Many [Copyright, 1902, 1903, by Robert Howard first-class teachers. At the same meet- physically, mentally and spiritually.— in, Henry was on the point of Passing est grade of felt. Years was Resident of Augusta, Russell.) ing a committee was appointed to de- Rev. G. F. Hall, Independent, Chicago. Away, but Jessaline was just begin- ORCE vise a plan by which the janitors of Georgia, Where He Died. sing to warm up and be All mattresses Holy Boldness. there was kittenish. to the eye are the same, "We shall have Oodles that can't be helped, so small schools may be paid by the county Prize your wealth, prize your intel- a great big of Fun to- ask for morrow," she said. "First we have a CARTY'S "CAFURST." instead of by the teacher as is now the lect, prize the approval of mankind, Burly who The author of "Maryland, My Mary- Breakfast at the French case. but these are dross, these are chaff. had a Wife Restaurant, land," James Ryder Randall, died at then a swell Luncheon at Mrs. Catherine Newcomer, widow of Your holy boldness is your treasure. about the the Club, You can pay more for others, but you his home in Augusta, Ga., on Tuesday then a Musicale, then a Dinner at the See to it that it is used aright.—Rev. size of a can't get your money's worth. the late Jessie Newcomer, died on • biggest Hotel after a short illness. During the last Dr. S. Edward Young, Presbyterian, Grasshop. on Earth, and then a Monday at her home in Grimes, Wash- Show, and then we are two years he had been editing a paper Pittsburg. per. Usual. all going out When you buy ington county, after a long illness. Slumming." CARTY'S CAFURST in New Orleans, but gave it up a short Dependency. ly she wore FELT you pay for quality, nothing else. Mrs. Newcomer was a native of Fred- I drop out," said Henry. "One day time ago. He is survived by a widow, Human life is so wedged and knitted a gray Tai being Miss Rhodes be- ; has put me to the Bad." erick county, a together that man is dependent on his lor - Made An ideal gift for Xmas. Price three daughters and one son, all living "Don't be a Quitter," said Jessaline. $15.00 fore her marriage. She was seventy- fellow creatures to assist him in this that look. delivered to your station. in Augusta. "Stick to me and I'll give you three years old. life. This is to be found exemplified ed as if it the Time James Ryder Randall was born in of your Life." Prompt action was taken in the in the business, political and social would Call, write or phone us and we will tell Baltimore, January 1, 1839. After Next Day she took him over the Delegates upon the subject world.—Rev. D. Sessums, Episcopalian, have to be you all about them. House of Jumps, and he followed studying at Georgetown College, he New Orleans. let out il with his of good roads as suggested in the Gov- Tongue hanging out. He did not like , traveled in South America. Upon his . God Given Mission. she gained ernor's inaugural address. Two res- to admit that he could not keep up • return to the United States he engaged Organization is the watchword, and anothei olutions have been prepared which were HATED TO PLAY DOMINOES. with a 90-pound Canary who was some in journalism in New Orleans and after- If the womanhood of the country would pound. made into a joint resolution authoriz- what of an Invalid. But when he sat ward became professor of English litera- do this the salvation of the world is Any one, to look at Jessaline, would CARTY'S FURNITURE STORE, of committee of and watched her eating her fourth ing the appointment a assured. The women of today do not have said that she was rather frail and ture and the classics at Poydras College, Hearty Meal and chatting gayly, he 48-52 Patrick St. East, three from the Senate and five from the realize that theirs is a God given mis- Weakly, while the he-end of the Sketch Louisiana. He was there when the tried to figure out how any one with a , • Frederick, house to confer with the Governor on sion, but upon the womanhood and looked husky enough to pull a Dray. civil war broke out. A newspaper ac- Waist Measurement of 11 inches could Oct. 11-1y. Md. this subject. Mr. Crothers had this to motherhood depend the destinies At any rate, the cute and dainty lit- of the manage it, but the Problem was too count of the march of the Massachusetts tle Jessaline, with a Waist Measure- say of his plan: "I do not advocate nations.—Rev. W. W. Nevins, Baptist, much for him. troops through Baltimore, April 19, Washington. ment of 11 inches, was all hooked up the repeal of the Shoemaker Road law, The 1861, excited the professor to such an with the human Mastodon who third day of Rest included the DIRECTORY FOR FREDERICK COUNTY, but I do and I always have favored a Life's Real Joys In Battles Won. went by the name of Henry and usual number of Eats, and wound up extent that he could not sleep, and, The best of life is what has looked the comprehensive plan of road improve- been Part. with one anxious to have his state secede from won in the sense of enduring or wres- of those ment throughout the State and at the Now it happened that Hen and Jess Circuit Court. the Union, he wrote "Maryland, My tling or suffering or sacrificing for a Dancing- cost of the State. I will advocate a lived in a nice little Town where there Chief Judge— G. W. Worthington. Maryland," on April 26, 1861. He had principle and; in a higher sense, for Parties Associate bond issue for a considerable amount were a great many lovely Old Families Judges—Hon. John C. Motter and made a vain attempt to sleep and spring- the truth and love of Christ. The con- that !est Hon. James B. Henderson. for this purpose ind will be glad to and a great deal of Wealth, but it was State's Attorney—Arthur D. Willard. quest of sin in us, the subjection of until the Clerk of the ing from bed at midnight, lighted a can- pervaded at all Hours by a Cemetery Court—Dr. Samuel T. Haffner. give my views in detail to the Legis- the "old man," the achievement of Germans dle and with rapidity wrote the poem, Calm. The Social Gayeties of the Orphans' .Court. lature or its committee.". control over anger, impatience, fret- b ecome which the South received with enthusi- Place revolved slowly around a Mis- Judges—William II, Pearre, chief judge ohm Among the bills to be introduced re- ting and other forms of wickedness peevish E. l'hleeger and Geo. H. asm, and which the North, amending it sionary Society. Any one desiring to Whitmore. lating to the mining industry in West- mark the passage of the gate.—Rev. and refuse Register of Wills—William B. Cutshall, radically, also utilized as a war song. mix a Cocktail had to pull down all ern Maryland in the General Assembly George Lloyd, Episcopalian, St. Louis. to play County Officers. Miss Hetty Cary, of Baltimore, was the Blinds and disconnect the Tele- Real Kingliness. a y County Commissioners—Lincoln G. Dinterman this session is one which will create a phone, and also it was advisable to Lewis H. the first to sing it to its present tune, Henry was Bowlus, H. Milton Kefauver, W. H. contingent fund for the protection of If you strike evil, evil will strike wear Masks at a Poker Party. Hogarth, J. Stewart Annan. Shetiff—Geo. which is that of "0 Tannebaum." Af- you. If you rebuke sin, sin will smite off in a Edward Myers. the families of miners who meet death Jessaline wotlld often become rest- County Treasurer—George W. Crum. ter the war Mr. Randall became editor you. Many a Cornereat- in the mines. preacher has found that less and champ at the Bit. She had Surveyor—Rufus A. Hager. of the Constitutionalist, of out to his sorrow. Many a reformer ing Soda- School Commissioners—Oscar B. Coblentz„ Augusta, attended a Select School for Girls, at Secretary, Treasurer The Maryland Manual for 1907-1908, has suffered Mint Tab- and Superintendent; S. N. Ga. He afterward joined the staff of because he dared to ex- which she had learned how fic turn Young, Assistant; Rev. Isaac M. Motter, Presi- publication lets and dent; Col. L. Tiernan Brien, Dr. the annual of the State, has The Baltimore American and later was pose the works of sinful men in high Handsprings and do other Parlor H. Boteler holding on Gross, J. Henry Stokes, Chas. W. Wright, Wil- just been issued from the printer. Washington correspondent for Balti- places. But if you have the friendship Didoes. No wonder that she hated to liam R. Young. The manual is a useful compendium of of the world you cannot have the play Dominoes all to a Chair Health Officer—Dr. C. F. Goodell. more and Augusta newspapers. He Evening and then HENRY HOLDING ON. friendship of God. Real kingliness turn to keep Emmitsburg District. legal, historical and other informat- was also a frequent contributor out the Lights at 9:30 P. M. to the comes only along the pathway of loy- from falling off. Jessaline was right Notary Public—W. II. Troxell. ion. Now it chanced that Jessaline had a Justices of the Catholic Mirror of Baltimore. He was alty to the white life. out in the center of the Mix-Up, look- Peace—Henry Stokes, Millard Because of the general depression it — Rev. P. 11, Chum. They had eaten Olives out of F. Shuff, I. M. Fisher. a very Catholic. ing as fresh as a Dollar Bunch ('onstable—W. H. Ashbaugh. devout Mr. Randall's Swift, Methodist, Austin, Ill. the same Bottle while attending the of Rus- is reported that the Western Maryland sian Violets. After every School Trustees—M. F. Shuff, Oscar D. Franey. permanent residence was in Augusta, Self Forgetfulness. Select School for Girls. Chum had Dance she Railroad will soon reduce its forces in would tar out and get a few Town Officers. but he frequently spent several months To darken life nothing is better than gone against the Matrimonial Game, Glasses in Hagerstown. Several freight crews of Knock-Out Punch and eat a couple Burgess—T. E. Zimmerman; Commissioners, of the year in Baltimore and Washing- to let self be the center. To make life the same as Jessaline, only, instead of 11, M. Ashbaugh, J. 11, Rosensteel, H. C. Hamer, Of Sandwiches, after which she would B. F. shuir, J. 1). have already been laid off and more ' , beautiful, to give it a morning song to lauding In Sleepy Hollow, she was up Caldwell, Wm. Morrison. • be ready to do some more two-step- Borough Constable—Wm. Daywalt. are slated for temporary suspension sing, there is nothing like forgetting in the City, taking in the Big Show. ping. When the Orchestra this week. self. To befog the crystal nothing is She wrote to Jessaline, urging her to finally CHURCHES. struck and she had to pull out, she William Pinkney Whyte was elected WHAT IS WHISKEY, EXPLAINED better than selfishness. To make the conic up and put in a busy Week. Aft- Ev. Lutheran Church, found Henry in a Comatose Condition Pastor—Rev. Crystal pure nothing is better than er working on the Handwriting for Charles Reinewald. Service United States Senator for the short leaning against the Hat-Rack. She every Sunday at 10.30. a. m. and 7 p. m. Wed- self forgetfulness. Those who forget several Days, Jessaline succeeded in nesday, lectures at 7.00 p.m. Sunday School at term and ex-Governor John Walter aroused him and told him the Glad 9 a.m. self are most likely to be the reading the whole Letter, and she be Smith, for the long term. Gen. Felix Attorney-General on the Law Covering pure in News that they were to get a very heart, and the pure in heart, you know, gan to tease Henry to knock off for a Reformed Church of the Incarnation.. Agnus was voted for by the Branding of Distillates.—Internal Early Start and go out to a nice Road- Pastor—Rev. A. M. Gluck. Republi- are the ones who shall see God.—Rev. Week and take her up to the hoop-la Services every cans for the ahort term House and have something to Eat. Sunday at 10.30a. m. and every other Sunday at and Judge Revenue Rules Void. William Bishop Gates, Presbyterian, Metropolis and let her burn a few 7 .00p. m. Sunday School at 0.30 a. m. Midweek Whereupon Henry fell in a Heap and Brooklyn. Holes in the Track. service at 7.30 p. m. Catechetical class on Satur- Motter for the long tertri. asked to be counted out. day afternoon at 2 o'clock. graft among Life's High Art. Large Bodies move slowly, and sev- The first move to Cut off All the way Home in the Carriage Presbyterian Church. If it's whiskey you are looking for The high art of life is to eral Days elapsed before Henry came minor eniployes in the House was be a catho- she toasted him and charged him with Pastor—Rev. Kenneth M. Craig. Services to her Way of Thinking, although it at 10.30 a. m. and 7.00 p. m. made by Delegate Stanford, of Somer- To swell the gladsome tide, lic in spirit, yet zealous in legitimate a lack of Appreciation. Wednesday even- holding and promulgating was a Pipe from the beginning that ing.Lecture and Prayer Meetltrg at 7.30 o'clock. set, who introduced an order requir- It's not what's stamped on the barrel; of truth as "You act like a Dummy," said the in- Sabbath School at 0.30 a. m. personally understood, to discover un- she would bring him around. paid for It is what there is inside. dignant Jessaline. "Why don:t you St. Joseph's Catholic Church. ing that all employes shall be derlying unities among Jessaline got busy and put six We diverse modes cut in and have a Good Time, the same l'astor—Rev. J. 0. Hayden, C. M. First Mass,. actual service rendered the State. men to work building a new Evening m., second Mass, The whiskey feud between the De- of expression; to take as well as to as I do? I don't want People to think 7 a. 10.00a. m., Vespers 7, p. m. Gown for her. It was a A bill will shortly be introduced in partment of Justice and the internal give; to rise above without appearing Pale-Blue Ce- Methodist Episcopal Ghurch. rise, with that I married a Rube." shutting trusts out of Mary- to look with contempt upon what has Battenberg Insertion, yoked I'astor—Rev. R. Koontz. Services every `the House revenue commission has been settled, "I can lift 1200 pounds in Harness Sunday been left behind; to be intense with Mayonnaise and Valenciennes. afternoon at 2.30 p. m. Epworth League land. It is a drastic measure founded says the Philadelphia Press. The At- without and I can play 72 Holes of Golf with- Devotional Service, 6.30 p. m. Sunday School the Flounces being gathered in with 1.30 upon the Texas law. being irritating; to enfold rather than out turning a Hair," said the fallen at p.m. torney-General wins. His decision in Passementerie and the Bodice hand- SOCIETIES. to supplant; to liberate rather than Giant, "but when it comes to eating Prominent Republicans of Washing- part is this: painted. When Henry got a Flash at "liberalize."—Rev. Caleb S. S. Dutton, little Birds and taking a new kind of Emerald Beneficial Association. ton county have prepared a local liq- The regulations of the Commissioner the Bill he allowed that, instead of Unitarian, Brooklyn. Salad every twenty minutes and hold- Officers: President, Edwin Chrismer, Vice- uor law which will be introduced in of Internal Revenue are not justified. taking a Vacation, it would be better President, J. Edward Baker, Treasurer, P. F. Loss of Nerve. ing animated Conversation with Per- Burket, Secretary, Chas. 0. Rosensteel. Branch Distilled when they are with- for him to stay at Home and work meets the fourth the legislature by a member of the spirits, How often the loss of grit precipi- fect Strangers, I am not in your Class. Sunday of each mouth in C. 0. about twice as hard. But winsome Rosen steel's house, East Main Street. House of Delegates from that county. drawn from the receiving cistern at the tates misfortune! We bring upon our- Send for a Trained Nurse. In a Week Wifey had everything packed, so she Mt. St. Mary's Catholic Benevolent The law, if passed, will become effect- distillery, must be marked 'high wines' selves the things we fear. How often or so, I shall be able to Travel and get took him in Tow and they boarded the Association. when the distillate drawn contains all a pale, trembling back to Hard Work and rest up. In ive May 1. lip or quavering voice Flyer. Rev. Geo. H. Tragesser, Chaplain ; president, defeats a noble the mean time, go it alone." A. V. Keepers; vice president, Geo. The proposed measure provides for a the substances congeneric with alcohol; enterprise at a moment "Ain't this Grand?" asked Jesse- Althoff, of crisis which might otherwise So Jessaline put the Weakling on the treasurer, John H. Rosensteel ; secretary, Chas. high license for Washington county, must be marked 'alcohol' when the dis- have line, as they sat in the palatial Parlor- E. Ecken rode. ended in prosperity and fortune. But Shelf and went out and had a Happy tillate is one from which practi- Car and watched the Scenery spin by. Arthur Post, No. 41, G. A. R. the amount of the license being fixed the man lost his nerve. It's a daily Hagerstown cally all congeneric substances have "We have Commander, James B. Black; Senior Vice— at $500 in and within a story—lost his nerve, lost his position; WeMORAL:iekR Capacity cannot be de- Commander, John H. Mentzer; Jr. Vice-Com- been removed, and must be marked a whole mander, mile of the corporate limits of the city; lost his nerve, lost his fortune; lost termined by any Outside Measure- John Shank; Quartermaster, George 'whiskey,"brandy, or Week 10 T. Gelwicks ; Surgion. A. Herring; Adjutant, $250, incorporated towns, and 'rum,' ' 'gin,' or his nerve, lost his life; lost\ his ments. Samuel Gamble; Chaplain, in $100 nerve, which to Samuel McNair. county. with some other particular name of 'a lost his character; lost his nerve, lost Officer of Day, George Eyster: Officer of in all other points in the rest up Guard, John Reifsnider. potable spirit, as the case may be, his soul!—Rev. Dr. T. Ross Paden, This is in addition to the $50 state li- and no- Vigilant Hose Company. when such congeneric substances are Presbyterian, Allegheny, Pa. cense and $25 government license body to Meets the first Friday evening of each month which each dealer must pay. The partially transformed or their properties Legitimacy of Anger. keep Tat at Firemen's Hall. President, Chas. R. Hoke; Vice-President, V. Sebold secretary. C. B. bill does away with the matter of sign- otherwise eliminated so as to convert Righteous anger ceases to be right- on wha I THE Ashbaugh. Trett•uner, A. A. Horner: ers to the applications of persons seek- the distillate into a potable spirit, and eons when it is accompanied by un- we do and ing a license. Instead each saloon- must receive no other descriptive mark worthy passions. It must not incite us then re to bear a grudge or to keeper must have two persons go on whatever. nurse venge- port us to RENO S. HARP, ance. It must never be animated by ; the Meth- his bond, each for $2,000, the bonds- an ignoble spirit. Whatever the of- odist Min- ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. men to live in the vicinity of the sa- EXPERTS ON MINE DISASTER fense may be, prosecution should never ister. Pm Emmit House loon: All places where liquor is sold will become persecution. The apostle puts sure that FREDERICK, - - MARYLAND Under New Management. be required to close at 11 P. M. and the matter thus: "Neither give place to you will No. 114 open not earlier than 7 A. M. When Declare Miner's Blow-Out Shot the devil." Self command should not like Clara. Court Street. the saloon is closed all blinds at win- Ignited Two Cases of Powder Start- fail, and no annoyance should displace She is a july 12-ly Christian dows and door are to be up. If a per- charity. There are times "AIN'T Holy Ter- ing Series of Explosions. THIS GRAND?" Boom your home town by taking an son is seen going in or out of a saloon when anger is a bounden duty, but ror. She there are no times when it was engaged nineteen times before she interest in your home paper. Get your during the hours the law directs that should be Mining experts employed by the allowed to run riot and to degenerate finally hooked up, and since she got J. W.BREICHNER friends to sutscribe. it shall be closed, this shall be sufficient into evil. It may well proclaim where Married People come for miles to get evidence to convict. Fairmont Coal Company testified at the coroner's inquest on the mine explosion we stand, but it is never noble if its her to aet as Chaperon." PROPRIETOR. A number of well-known Frederick virulence and maliciousness proclaim "What is the Programme?" asked on December 6, in which 360 or more citizens, including Col. Charles E. the man to be a child of Satan and not Henry, who Was a mite Leery. lives were lost, giying the most direct Trail, State's Attorney Arthur D. Wil- a servant of God.—Rev. Dr. Henti, C. "There'll be something doing every evidence yet brought out on the cause Swentzel, Episcopalian. Brooklyn. Minute, all right, all right," said the PATENTS lard, William P. Maulsby, Jr., Joseph of the disaster. Child-Wife. "Ask no Questions, but D. Baker and Mayor George Edward The Arternative. PROCURED AND DEFENDED. Sendmodel, They testified that the explosion of follow little Bright Eyes. I haven't drawing orpnoto.for expert search and free report. Smith have written to Governor Croth- At a fancy dress ball for children a Free advice, how to obtain patents, trade marks, ten pounds of black powder in Room 22 had a touch of Real Life since I Winter Boarders copyright'', etc., IN ALL COUNTRIES. policeman was stationed at the door ers indorsing the candidacy of State crawled down the Lightning-Rod at Business direct with Washington saves time, of Mine No. 8 ignited dust and caused the committee money and often the„talent. Fire Marshal Lloyd S. MacGill and ask- and was instructed by the Select School for Girls." the first of a series of explosions which not to admit any adults. Shortly aft- PaWritete nt o andnedo lnfmeritnog,seim aetnt Practice Exclusively. ing for his reappointment. State's At that time Henry did not realize wrecked that mine, as well as No. 6. of the ball a woman 623 Ninth Street, opp. United States Patent Office, Attorney er the beginning that a bright young Thing with a Willard of Frederick county, the door and de- TEN WARM ROOMS. WASHINGTON, D. C. The flash of the powder, they believe, came running up to Boarding-School Education can give said that MacGill had converted that admission. ignited the dust and the explosion which manded the. stalwart Business Man any kind position from a sinecure into one of the sorry, mum," replied the po- followed burned the coal, liberating a "I'm of a handicap and then leave him most necessary and important places I can't let any one in volume of gas three times too strong liceman, "but somewhere back of the Flag. in the State government. His reapoint- but children." 411 Special accommodations for CASNocc for the air in the heading to carry Clara met them at the Train with a off. child is dressed as a but- ment is generally asked for upon his "But my Buzz-Wagon. She had framed up a Commercial Men. terfly," exclaimed the woman, "and active record in office. List of Engagements that made the march 15-ly Job printing of the proper sort is she has forgotten her wings." A bill increase the A man thinks he's practical when he Roosevelt Itinerary look like Open done by the CHRONICLE PRESS. The to salaries of the "No matter," replied the policeman; wishes he could discover some way to Time. Clara had arranged to give paper, the type, the style—all of these judges of the Court of Appeal, judges "orders orders, so you'll have to let sell his cigar ashes for more is them a little of Everything except Prevention is:I, the best :bridle. —Fel- are correct, and the prices are right of the Supreme Bench, Baltimore, and than it caterpillar."—Londou An- her go as a Sleep. Jessaline was tickled nearly thaw. Test it. the associate judges in the several ju- costs him to smoke. —New York Press. swers. dicial circuits has been prepared by Mr. Marriott, of the Baltimore delegat- The Chinese of New York are raising The prices for Lots and Graves in MOUNTAIN VIEW CEMETERY are ion. $25,000, to build a hospital for their as follows: Whole Lots 16x16 feet, $25; Half Lot, 16x8 feet, $14; Single race. At its head will be an American Graves, $6. All Lots or Graves must be fully paid prior to an interment. Subscribe for THE CHRONICLE, physician with Chinese assistants . IMPORTANT NOTICE. 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