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MARYLAND, FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1904 NO.83 VOL. XXV. EMMITSBURG.

ABROAD. ANIMALS NEVER IDLE. POISON OF THE RATTLER. QUEER NATURAL HISTORY. THE HEART OF HUNGARY. ETIQUETTE OF WIGS. MARRIAGE LAWS A WONDERFUL QUERN as It Is Manage to Keep Very Busy Not Nearly as Dangerous t7,0,..ae Curious Eighteenth Century Care, May Complete How Breach of Promise Cases Are They Pest, Which Is Joined by a Hyphen Bald Men, With Popularly Supposed to Be. Averted In Hungary. THE NORWEGIANS EXPLAIN Without Doing Very Much. Notions About Animals. Bridges to Buda. the Illusion They Seek. HOW and Five How is it that birds and beasts man- "There is a good deal more fright Some curious specimens of folklore hears more The baldheaded wan who is not re- "There are many curious and inter- WHY THE SEA IS SALT. Situated on a river which age to pass through life without suc- about the bite of a rattlesnake than natural history are contained in a signed to his fate and who is posted on esting facts regarding the marriage and tongues than any other on its long jour- cumbing to ennui, or, at least, without there is actual danger," said a well rare book called "The Sportsman's Dic- the etiquette of wig wearing adorns and divorce laws of foreign countries," ney to the sea, feeling the influence of Magic Mill That Ground Out Riches being bored nearly to death? Animals, known physician recently. "I do not tionary," which was published 100 himself with a faithful copy of nature said R. J. Brown, who recently return- the orient as well as the occident, ex- For the Poor Brother While It as a rule, do not loaf. It is not thus mean to say that the bite of a rattler years ago. The author was evidently which simulates his preverty instead of where he made of a race whose ed from .a trip abroad, Frightened the Rich One—The Sail- that they solve the problem. Loafing is Is not a very serious thing, but I do Philistine among Philistines In his pressive of the progress her wealth, says the Chicago Tribune. a new- a study of the question. or Who Made It Grind Salt. an art which but few living creatures mean to say that this particular sort attitude toward nature. heart is young, is Pest, one of the For an artistic wig for a man is usual- "Breaches of promise are averted in understand. Lizards, crocodiles and of snake is really. not so ready or apt Of the master musician, the black- est of cities, joined by a hyphen and ly made thin or nearly bald on the There is an old fashioned Norwegian Hungary by an express declaratibn of chaprassis are the greatest authorities to 'get in his bite' as some others. bird, he says: • five bridges to Buda, one of the oldest crown, so as to allay suspicion. When folk talk that accounts in a very curious have acquired "In the first place, there Is the now all persons be no to the man's head, the civil marriage act that the relations for the salt in the sea. According on the subject. Animals -This bird is known by of capitals. Here there need the wig is adjusted way generally credited fact that the rat- the white created by a betrothal do not give the waters of the ocean the knack of making much ado about, aiid is better to be eaten than kept. strife between the sentiment that the pink scalp shows through to the story, the honest of snakes. He a nothing; they have learned to be very tler is the most being much sweeter to the palate whim ancient building net of foundation at the crown, thus right to command the conclusion of were not always salt. But long ago would preserve an busy without doing anything. This ac- doesn't 'pick a fight.' He doesn't lay dead and well roasted than to the ear some- leaving a modest suggestion of bald- marriage, but if either party with- there were two brothers living away and the enterprise that would put complishinent obviously differs from in wait for any one. He w-on't run sings. about three months ness. This is the first principle of the engagement without up in the northland. One was very while living; thing more serviceable in its place. In draws from an which ani- away, of course, for he is a plucky rep- hia wearing—claim too lit- and the otheewas very poor. One that of loafing. It is one in the year, or four at most, though much the same way that one may have etiquette of wig just reasons he or she is bound to rich, tile, but he will curl up and give you nature's had herds of cattle and flocks mals have brought to perfection and song is worth nothing, but if he be portraits of his ancestors hung on the tle rather than too much of compensation to the extent of brother from those rattles of grant poor of which many human beings, chiefly a fair warning taught to whistle he is of some value, house, without covering. of fat mountain sheep, while the walls of a steam heated the outlay incurred. Divorce in the women, are very able exponents. There his before he attempts to strike. I re- being very loud, though coarse." What the This principle is carried to a refine- one had just about nothing at all ex- interfering with the utilities, so English sense does not exist, but the Is overhead a wasp busily exploring member once in the west finding a rat- ment of perfection by the man who can cept a wife and ever so many children. an ear and mind! Magyar from a comfortable chair In courts can decree the personal separa- holes in the trunk of a tree. Why tler just ahead of ray horse's fore feet. story of the squirrel afford the luxury of buying several One Christmas eve there was nothing the And here is a his cafe, while he listens to stock ex- tion of a married couple without dis- he does this he probably does not know; I had no weapon of any sort,' so I it of the seventeenth wigs, for he may then meke the tran- In the house for them to eat, and the with the ring in change quotations or tile opera over the solving the bonds of matrimony. he has no time to stop and think. He rode on, passing within a few inches eighteenth century. sition from baldness to a semblance of poor man's wife said to her husband: even more than the telephone, may look across the Danube curious law prevailing in France content to explore away as of the reptile. The snake was curled self cover a space of two or "A "If I had a rich brother, as you have, is quite It reminds one of the hares of Izaak at the monuments of the Hungarian his former being married and ready for my horse in case the an- the de- provides that before go and ask him for something though his life depended upon it. Five Walton, that changed their sexes once past. On our part we should have a three years and thus comelete I would as we did noth- children of a family, although over Tomoe- times within the last six minutes he imal side stepped, but a year: were the com- ception, which is the aim of all wearers for these poor children to eat. parallel if Washington age, shall seek in respectful and form- his. minutely inspected every portion ing of that sort we were allowed to what is reported of them be true -1 of wigs. row will be Christmas day, /Ind there mercial metropolis as well as the cap al terms the advice of their father and of the same hole. All his labor is use-- pass in peace. of the squirrel A cardinal point in the etiquette of Is not a crust of bread in the house." the aduairable'cunning ital and we moved the heights of Ar- mother. It makes no difference, how- less, in a sense; without it, however, "Again, the truth is that the poison we commonly wig wearing is that one should not So lie went to his brother mind told 'swears in her (o-here lington farther down the Potomac and ever, whether the consent of parents is the wasp would in all probability die of the raStler does not get into the be speci- wear his wig in bed. It is not proper. him how much they needed his help. use 'his' when the sex need not crowned them with Liberty hall, Cas- given, for the couple can be married a of ennui. The wasp is not an isolated wound inflicted by the fangs in the 'ben swim- Some, either from motives of extreme The rich man gave him a nice flitch of fied our ancestors often used tle William and Old South church. month after under any circumstances. case. Most animals are experts at frit- average human being. For the aver- vanity or from an unwillingness to bacon and told him to go to an old ma- ming or passing over a river, for when In other European cities where an old This is also the case in the Nether- tering away time; they spend much age human being nowadays is clothed, to do shock the delicate sotbilities of their gician who lived somewhere in the she is constrained by hunger so municipal site adjoins a modern, lands. A divorce further entitles the of their lives in actively doing nothing. and the holes in the fangs through families, sleep in theivigs. This prac- mountains. I do not know why he sent she seeks out some rind or small bark though hills are leveled and moats fill- Innocent party to recover all the pres- Watch a canary in a cage. He hops which the poison comes are -rather far tice is condemned unhesitatingly. ft is the poor man to the magician, for the of a tree, which she sets upon the water ed, tile cramping effect of narrow alley- ents he or she may have made. backward arid forward between two up toward the roof of the mouth. Con- unclean. One should substitute for the latter did not bear a very good name and then goes into it, and, holding up ways and crooked streets still remains. "According to the constitution of the perches as though he was paid by the sequently very often the point of the wig worn during the day a simple in the neighborhood. However, when her tail like a sail, lets the wind drive The heights of the Buda side formed a Netherlands, the civil marriage must distance for doing so. Look at a butter- fangs may enter the skin, while the nightcap of muslin, to insure one he came to the magician's stronghold her to the other side and carries meat natural stronghold in the middle ages. always precede the religious ceremony. fly. It leads an aimless existence. Nev- poison dribbles oat harmlessly enough against taking cold. everybody about the place wanted to in her month to prevent being famished There the first IIungarian king was The latter, indeed, is left entirely to ertheless It is always busy. A bee upon the trousers or the boot. It is In the morning, as the last touch of buy his flitch of bacon. He could not by the length of the voyage." 'crowned; there the Turkish janizaries the conscience of the parties concern- Probably visits twenty tmes as many then that the 'victim' gets scared, fills perfection to the toilet, the wig should understand why it was, but he thought Of the wild boar we have this: "And were encamped for the hundred years ed. There is also a law providing that flowers in the day as a butterfly; for up on whisky—a bad thing in bona be delicately adjusted and then glued if there was so much demand for the what place seever he bites, whether , 'that the walls of Vienna were an UM- no man or woman under thirty can the bUtterfly is always on the fide cases of rattlesnake bite—and be- to one's head. If this adjustment is bacon be would at least make the best all that man or dog, the heat of his- teeth yielding bulwark against the tide of marry without the consent of parents. lieves himself marvelously cured when carefully made and if one is wearing bargain he could for it, move. causes inflammation in the wound. If Moslem invasion; there in later times the consent be refused, time couple he wakes Up next day."—Philadelphla a really fine wig he may defy both If "Well," he said, "I ought by rights to When speaking of the swift, I notice therefore he does but touch the hair of the patriots inspired by Kossuth made appear before a judge, who Press. 'lnd and sunlight to betray that have to take this bacon home to my good dame how long it took to find the materials a dog he burns off—nay, huntsmen have n gallant stand. The successors of the as he thinks best. "things are not what they seem." advises them for our dinner tomoraw, but since you for its nest, how it went afar off to tried the heat of his teeth by laying old warriors and their people had only "Many countries have now abolished This careful adjustment of the wig all seem to have set your hearts on it I seek that which was at its feet. This, APHORISMS. heirs on them as soon as he was dead, -to cross the stream to find a plain which fees. This is the case in Is a most important•point It requires all marriage suppose you must have it. If I sell it, although the result of stupidity, is and they have shriveled up as if touch- was equally suitable for a twentieth while in the Netherlands cer- Set a beggar on horseback and he eternal vigilance, since a single care- Norway, however, I want a good price for it." doubtless a blessing to the bird. Nest ed with a hot iron." century city. where in peace they have in the week are set apart will ride a-gallop.—Button. less adjustment means ruin. Along the tain days They offered him a good round sum, building affords great pleasure to the won successes that they failed to win persons may be married without The hearing ear is always found close edge of the wig of ordinary size are when but that would not do. bird—the more protracted the amuse- In ware—Frederick Palmer in Scrib- payment."—Indianapolis News. speaking tongue.—Emerson. OLD HOUSES ONTHE HUDSON five spots about half the size of a "I will let you have it," he said, "if ment the better for the architect. The to the ner's. till are ignorant penny where the paste or glue is ap- you will give me that quern yonder be- squirrel labors from early morn To be conscious that you They Are Picturesque, but Sadly the wig is made fast BENTON AND BARNUM. door." late eve laying up a store of nuts. is a great step to knowledge.—Disraeli. Lacking In Comfort. WHEN MAN IS ENVIED. plied with which hind the to the bead. The paste must be care- A quern Is one of the things that it 'When one storehouse is full, the indus- Humility is a virtue all preach, none Dutch _customs still prevail to a sum-- fully applied, since if it comes in con- How the Showman Got a Fzee Ad. would be very hard to find nowadays, trious animal opens another and then practice, and yet everybody is content prising extent in the old \dilates up When he doesn't have to twist his the Statesman. tact with the hair it destroys its life- From because they have gone out of fashion. proceeds to forget the existence of the to hear.—Selden. the Hudson, and the modern house- arms to hook his bodice up the back. that after Fre- like appearance. James G. Elaine said A quern is a mill for grinding corn by first. Lastly, animals spend no incon- A life spent worthily should be meas- keeper from the city who takes a pie- When he can wear his best hat in the as a pathfinder A practice generally observed by the mont became famous hand, and it consists of two large siderable portion of the day in play. ured by a nobler line—by deeds, not turesque dwelling, built about 1690, for rain without getting the curl out of the his nuirriege \wearers of fine wigs is that of dressing Benton, who had opposed stones, an upper and a lower one, the Nearly all the higher anhuals indulge years.—R. B. Sheridan. a summer home is confronted by some feathers. became recon- the hair in a variety of ways. This is with his daughter Jessie, upper one having a handle by which it In play; some go so far as to play reg- Health is the second blessing that we bewildering conditions. When he gives his hair a neat little took great desirable, since it suggests a natural ciled with his son-in-law mid may be turned around on the lower ular games.—Times of India. mortals are capable of, a blessing that While water and the scrubbing brush slick with a comb and, presto! his coif- as a western head of hair, yet this practice is per- pride in his achievements stone, grinding the corn or grain be- money cannot buy.—Walton. were and are much in evidence, the fure is complete. fectly possible with a really fine wig, explorer. tween them. WISDOM OF NOVELISTS. 'When a man assumes a public trivet sanitation of the bedrooms does not When the children cry and he can southern side of every hair of which is separately at- The square on the The old magician at first laughed out- he should consider himself as public meet modern requirements. In fact, evhistle a tune, get his hat, bang the now occupied by tached to the net foundation. Pennsylvania avenue, right at the idea of any one thinking It is mostly the women who are the property.—Thomas Jefferson. unless the house has been materially door .and go out. Center market, was then used as a that he would part with his quern, but gamesters, the men only the cards.— Everybody likes and respects self altered there were no bedrooms, dis- When he stows things away in his show ground for circuses and other Dog Cemetery of Paris. the owner of the bacon insisted that he Thomas hardy. made men. It is a great deal better to tinctly such, but from eadli of the five multitudinous pockets and saunters on peripatetic exhibitions. About this time Paris has a dog cemetery on an Is- would be satisfied -with nothing less Cynicism is merely the art of seeing be made in that way than not to be rooms on the one floor, kitchen, includ- with unincumbered hands. P. T. Barnum was beginning his ca- land in the Seine. A plain grave with- than that, so he finally got it. things as they are instead of as they at aln-0. W. Holmes. ed, open recesses or alcoves just large as Cokmel Ben- made When he trips up the street on a out a headstone may be had for $1, and reer as a showman, and When he reached his own door the ought to be.—Robert Hichens. enough to contain a double bed, says rainy day with his trousers jauntily don was walking down Pennsylvania the body is removed on a little wagon clock was striking 12 and his wife was There is no man so much at the ittle Henry's Questions. the Brooklyn Eagle. turned up and no skirts to kick. avenue opposite this show ground he L for a similar sum. The graves are waiting for him, ready to scold him for mercy of his own vanity as he who en- Little Henry was reading ancient his- These used to be filled with "four- When he swinge easily on and off was attracted by the words "John C. leased, not sold. The charge for five staying so long. joys a limited notoriety.—Seton Merri- tory stories. "Pa," said he suddenly, posters," having trundle beds beneath, 11 moving car without danger of tan- Fremont" Uttered In a loud voice by a yearsPlease is $5, for ten $10, for twen- "What In the world kept you so man. "can I ask you a question?" so that a family of twenty persons was gling his heels in his petticoats. showman standing at the door of a ty ;15 and for thirty $20. Very strin- long?" she asked. "And what are we A Wise man reduces his affairs to a "I guess you can, Henry. You seem easily accommodated, and, if neces- small tent, in front of which was a When the dinner is spoiled and he gent rules forbid the use of ceremonies going to do with that old quern when minimum and his interests in the af- to have a fair command of English." sary, more people could be placed in garish caricature of a nondescript ani- chats unconcernedly and all the guests or decorations such as are used at fu- we have no corn to grind?" fairs of his neighbors to less.—Seton "Well, may I, theu?" little Henry the open garret, generally reserved for mal supposed to represent the "woolly pity him because he is married to an nerals. No cross may be erected over Then he told her of his trading the .Merriman. continued. storage purposes. horse" discovered by Fremont in the Incompetent, fussy, discomposed wo- an animal or bird, for all pets may be bacon for the quern. She was dread- a man should be "Yes," said pa. "Fire ahead." Reverence for the past and its tra- recesses of the Rocky mountains. It is his sweetheart man.—Chicago Journal. interred here. The inscriptions are of fully put out about it and especially at lie settles down, "That's funny," said little Henry. "I ditions may induce the house mistress Benton stalked across the avenue and particular about. Once a curious and exaggerated seutimeu-% the loss of the bacon. matter whom he was just thinking of such things. Now, to put her bed in such an alcove at listened with great disgust to the state- it does not much Beauty's Varieties. tality. Tole Dorian, the author, says "Just wait a minute," said her hus- did the old Romans light their houses first, but one night's experience of its ment by Barnum, who was his own marries.—J. M. Barrie. The French say there are several on her pets' tombstone that if she "can- band, "before you begin to complain, with Roman candles?" stuffiness usually suffices, especially as doorkeeper and solicitor, that inside Good finance is knowing how to util- "ages" as well as kinds of beauty—the not accompany the dear and noble ant- and see if I did not do right this time." "I shouldn't wonder," said pa, chuc- it Is impossible to make the bed unless the tent could be found the greatest ize the fullness of other people's pock- beauty of mere youthfulness, which i mals she does not wish for heaven." And, putting the quern on the table, kling. "Nero, at least, indulged in a It is rolled out daily, for no space was natural curiosity in the world, "the ets without revealing the emptiness of they call In beaute du diabie; also a and on "Follette's" grave a mourner he told it to grind enough good things good of fireworks. Anything allowed for going about it. woolly horse captured by General Fre- one's own.—Richard Begot. deal beauty of "ugliness," of "old age" and has placed these words: "My dear Fol- to make a first rate dinner for twelve else?" However, the recesses meet the mod- mont and now on exhibition!" A person who can't argue is like a of "thinness," called la beaute du singe. lette, thou who wort always faithful hungry mouths. His wife could hardly "Yes," replied little Henry. "Did the ern requirements for closet room, and, Benton denounced Barnum as an im- person who can't chew. He swallows Frederika Bremer, the Swedish novel- and intelligent, we regret thee much; believe her eyes as she stood there and people of Athens do all their cooking remodeled with books and curtains. postor and denied that his son-in-law the facts of life unprepared for diges- ist, had the beauty of "plainness." She I repose in peace." Near ,the entrance to watched the quern grinding out dain- with Greek fire?" they 611 what would otherwise be a had discovered any such animal. Bar- tion.—Sara Jeannette Duncan. was so very plain of face that her ex- the cemetery stands a row of battered ties enough to last a week. Then pa got mad and said he couldn't decided need, since the only places pre- num, who did not know Benton, told pression of trustfulness, as though ap- stones from graves the leases of which The rich brother chanced to hear how with any more silly ques- pared on which to hang clothes are to pay his quarter and The Vote Was a Failure, be bothered pealing to you to find some other quali- have expired. him flippantly well his poor brother's family was liv- three hand turned and extremely fat or make less noise, The worthy Sunday school superin- tions.—Household Ledger. ties in her than mere shone out go into the show and when he came and saw what Wooden pegs placed between door and "looks," ing, was illustrating the text, A Practical Mind. whereupon the indignant statesman tendent one with a perfect radiance that ennobled an elegant table they kept he was en- Laying the "Ghost." window in each room, reniluding was give called upon the police to arrest Bar- "Whatsoever a man soweth that shall her !fee and _drew friends to tier, be- The teacher endeavoring to vious and wanted to know where they The Earl of Onslow tells a very ef- of Matthew Vassar's three pegs at the th& of num, and a large crowd assembled to he also reap." cause she had no other beauty. But the class some idea of greatness got the money to buy the things. For fective story. his beautiful old place, college, "for bonnet, shawl and Sunday in a sense. witness the extraordinary scene. The Superintendent—If I want to raise a Miss Bremer took pleasure in her well this country commercial a long time they kept the secret of the Clandon, suddenly became possessed of drese" the egg product alone," she said. police refused to interfere, and Barnum ' crop of turnips what sort of seed must Up to the fifteenth year most youne kept hands, of which she used to say, "Take old quern, but somehow it got out at a "ghost," aud the servants of the "It is that If all the eggs received a free advertisement, much to I sow? people require ten hours' sleep and tiT "Even hands .have their moments of estimated last. They were so proud of it that place were almost terrified out of their produced in the United States last year his gratification and profit.—George G. Children—Turnip seed. the twentieth year nine hours. Aftie charm." they could not help telling all about it, wits by the noises they heard and the were loaded into one railway train, Vest in Philadelphia Post. Superintendent—If I want to raise a that age every one out how mm and the rich brother insisted on buy- sights they saw or imagined. The finds when the engine was pulling into New- crop of tomatoes what kind of seed be or she requires, though, as a genem Wild Animals and the Human Voice. ing the quern. Finally they let him reputation of the mansion became nois- N. J., would just be A Problem For the Holland Traveler. must I sow? rule, at least six to eight hours are n Gordon Cumming was perhaps the ark, the caboose have it for $300. ed abroads- and at last Lord Onslow leaving Ia. In passing through the narrow, crook- Children—Tomato seed. es.sary. Eight hours' sleep will prey( dint to discover the effect of the human Davenport, It kept on grinding for its new own- took a short cut to end the mystery. "This seems hard to realize," she con- ed little streets of Leeuwarden I Superintendent—Very good. Now, if more nervous derangements in won e-oice upon wild animals. On one occa- er, but he was afraid of it, never feel- He assembled his servants and gave it tinued, "but,the statistics are compiled chanced upon a sign that held my at- you want to raise a crop of good man- than any medicine can cure. Dui- sion be had a lioness in full retreat be- ing sure of what it would dp next, so out to them that lie was determined to by a well known authority." tention and compelled thought. It read, hood what kind of seed must you sow? growth there must be ample sled] fore him. He called loudly to her, he made his brother take ft back at have no more of this sort of thing. A little boy raised his band. "L. v. d. Zwaan, Morgen Wekker." And an observer who kept tally re- the brain is to develop to its fullest whereupon she squatted like a huge the same price. The poor man Was For the future all members,of his fam- Donald?" asked the This is faultless Dutch for Morning ported that the school on test vote was tent, and the more nervous, excit dog and permitted him to approach. In "What is it, glad to get it back again, and it ground ily would sleep with loaded revolvers teacher. Waker, and it signifies that L. v. d. a tie between turnip seed and tomato or precocious a child is the longer sl- a similar venture lie checked the charge out untold riches for himself and his by their side, and at the first sugges- "I 'don't believe it's true, Miss Adair," Zwaan will, for a paltry sum, leave his seed. it should get if its intellectual prop, - of a lioness by yelling at her and con- family. They had everything they de- tion of a noise they would send a bul- he said. "One engine couldn't pull that bed in the frosty hours of early morn- it not to come to a premature stae • tinued to do so, while she remained sired, among other things a golden let in its direction to investigate the ing and, putting sweet sleep behind A Vicious Fish. a,. perplexedly sniffing the ground and al- train:" house to live in, and the people came is quite still or its life cut short at an early him, arouse his slumberous clients: In South America there is a small cause. Clandon nowadays lowed him to escape. from every land to see the Magnifi- commonplace in its immunity from A Scandal Spoiled. Truly, a worthy calling! Yet, tell me, fish that not only attacks its fellows of Her Dilemma. cence of the family that owned the uncanny.—London Globe. "Of course he and his wife seem you who are versed in occult things, the sea and river, but is greatly dread- the can't decide wonderful quern.' Ethel—I which of tit Time to Get Aboard. devoted to each other now," said the who or what in this somnolent land ed by the natives, who during certain to accept. "Porter, is my ticket good on this One day a stranger, an old seaman An Irish Compliment. jealous Miss Gaussip, "but do you wakes tbe morgen wekker?—Edward seasons have to ford the streams in Kate—Why, that ought to be easy. -train?" who had been all around the then When Earl Spencer was lord lieuten- think she will always be so true and Penfield in Scribner's. which the carbitos are found. Bathers Ethel—I know; but, 3-01.1 see, Jack e"Yes, sah. Step right in, sah." known world, came to see the quern ant of Ireland the people of Dublin all that?" are often attacked by them, the sharp, ways gives me roses, and Reggie "This is a feet train, it?" and wanted it to grind salt. the beautiful countess, one of ain't "Well," replied Miss Kidder, "I have His Advice. chisel shaped teeth taking a bit from called ways me fib It is supposed that the owner of the gives violets, and the '"It's de fast mail, sah." reason to know that only last night he "You're neglecting your business," the flesh wherever they attack. They the loveliest women of her time, "Spon- quern was rich enough by this time, for tells me they cost exactly the se "How fast does It run?" had occasion to set a trap for her." the old man declared. are perfect scavengers, eating the ani- sor's Faerie Queene." be let it go for a moderate sum, and, price.—Cincinnati Commercial Tribi "Sometimes a mile a minute, sah." "Ah! Do you know, I suspected some- "I admit it," the young man replied mals that float down the river—dead or But when their excellencies were it fearing that he might repent of having "Whew! Does ever leave the thing"— frankly. "The fact is, I'm engaged, and alive. about to return to England Irish gal- Ter sold it, the old sailor put to sea at once Attractiveness. track?" "They more than suspected. They naturally the girl gets my time and lantry was shown in a characteristic Mr. Nervey—Miss Roxley, j a" With his prize, anxious to know how it "No, eats, but It sometimes leaves de knew there were mice in the house."— thoughts." Jealous Man. way. At the farewell banquet in their you. Will you not be may wife? would work. When he had sailed so passengers. Better git aboard, sale"— Philadelphia Press. "For heaven's sake, marry her," ad- Mrs. Pretty—Isn't it strange? Mrs. honor an Irish gentleman got up and Miss Roxley (haughtilyi—The ide: far out that no one could reach hhm, he Kansas City Journal. vised the old mall. "Then you'll have 13eauti has not put on - mourning for said, with much fervor and many your proposing to a girl in my stet' said to the quern: Strange, Though Not Matchless. no trouble keeping away from ben"— her husband. bows: You should know better. "Grind salt and grind both fast and Squaring Himself. "Cheroot is really the most marvel. Chicago Post. Mr. Pretty—I understand that her "We all hope soon to see you back Mr. Nervey—I do know better, hrs • good." Stage Carpenter (who has been sent us smoker I ever knew." late husband particularly requested again, you and the work of art by your lichen—Philadelphia Press. given the order en in an emergency to say a line)— "Hundred cigars a day or something Statistics. No sooner had be that she should note side." than the quern began to grind heaps Me lord, the police 'ave discovered your like that?" "What do statistics show?" inquired Mrs. Pretty—Time brute! I suppose We are all clever enough at err and heaps of salt all over the deck un- svheyeabouts and even now approach. "Oh, no. He's temperate enough. The the man who was warming up to his he knew bow lovely she would look in Knew Paris. famous man while he is yet a Ike til the ship was ready to sink to the see that a Parisian count- The Bold, Bad Baron—Ms false- remarkable thing is that he always has subject Bobson—I him when he is dead. Scared half to at praising 0 3' matches Iffinself."—Cincinnati Times- "As a rule," answered the man who bottom of the sea. ess is obliged to earn her living at the begged the quern A Vet-Vocicet Doctor. The Stage Carpenter—Ali right. Then, Star. is always doubtful. "they don't show death, the old sailoe A Difficult Mix. washtub. Too bad, isn't it? yen go and arsk the blooming stage much except patience and industry on to stop grinding salt. He got down on "Horace says, 'Mingle a little folly Deacon Bingle (who knows some- Never in tie way, no troublc nein:leer. Ile told me.—London Tele- A Disagreeable Habit. the part of the man who collected his knees to it. with your wisdom.'" thing about Paris)—Well. I don't know. carry, easy to take, pleasant e rapt,. Old Grumps—Sure that girl loves you But there was no use talking to it Those Parisian washerwomen seemed them."—Washington Star. "Yes, than easy enough. But it's an- never failing in • Instead of your money? It went on grinding, grinding, and soon other matter when it comes to min- to be a decidedly jolly hot.—Cleveland results are DeA After the Wedding. Son—Absolutely. Why, she actually Even Worse. the vessel went down with its weight gling a little wisdom with your folly." Plain Dealer. Little Early Risers. A vial of still keeps on lie—It certainly was a pretty wed-, keeps count of the kisses I give her. "I cannot sing, the old songs," war- of salt. And the quern —Chicago Record-Herald. little pills in the vest-pocket siMng. and evorything was so nicely at- Old Grumps—Hum! That's bad. She bled the young woman at the piano. grinding in the depths of the ocean, Heartless Female! may keep it up after marriage.—New But this was small relief, for the new and that is why the sea is salt.—Vir- Not Always So. Young Wife—What do you do when certain guarantee against head That"; just what I think. And York Weekly. ones she sang were even worse.—Chi- ginia alcSherry. Tess—So you've broken with him? your husband gets cross and wants to biiliousness, torpid liverand eeeecially appropriate. cago Tribune. Jess—Yes. He was entirely too hard scold? the ills resulting from consil. ember. What did Some young fellows want everything occasionally to take to please. Wife (with experience)—I read him It is a good plan tonic and nothing. and when they are older Don't judge a man by his failures in your troubles to some one who will Tess—Gracious! How he must have one' or two of the letters he used to They strengthen the eet nothing for everything.— life, for many a man fails because he point out that you are to Islame for changed since he proposed to youl— write to me before we were married.— , Sold by T. E. Zimmerman, Dr 'ter. Is too honest to succeed- having them.—Atchison Globe. Philadelphia Press. Baltimore American. 4r 15 YEARS FOR TRAIN WRECKERS BIG FIRE AT FRANKLIN. The Westinghouse Electric and NOTICE TO (41.'ituuritsbittg. tijonith. Norfolk, Va., Dec. 28.-A rth u r Manufacturing Company has pur- alias Charles Lee, colored, was Part of the Camp Manufacturing chased a controlling interest in the ROAD SUPERVISORS FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1904. sentenced to 10 years in State's- pris- Company's plant at Franklin, Va., Lackawarma and Wyoming Valley I J. Stewart .111111R11 on at Halifax, Va., today for derail- was burned Monday morning, to- Rapid Transit Campany, paying OFFICE OP COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, 1. DEALER IN mg the Southern Railway's train gether with about 2,500,000 feet of therefor about $6,000,000. Frederick, Md., Dec. 21, 1903. plANOS I 637 DEAD. No. 3 at Milton Station November dressed lumber. The fire originated The January Session of the Count The Clyde Steamship Company Commissioners will commence at their u One Of The Most Frightful of Panics Au first. in the engine room of the planing HOLIDAY BARGAINS. has demanded in New York $405,- office in the Court House, A Chicago Theatre. Lee was captured while removing mill, which was destroyed, together 000 for damages sustained by the MONDAY,JANT3ARY 4th, 1904, Call and • By actual count of the coroner rails from the Southern's tracks at with the machinery, sheds and other examine same Kiowo when she was rammed by at 10 o'clock, A. M. The first four days or write for suggestions. 637 persons were killed in a fire Jeffries Junction December 12. For additions, the electric light plant and will be devoted to general business and Bil, Goni, the Admiral Dewey, of the Ameri- panic at the new Iroquois Theatre,. this attempt to wreck he received a all the dressed lumber. The saw- the appointment of County Cons!ables. can Steamship Company. Road Supervisors will be settled with ,Chicago, about 3.30 o'clock Wednes- five years' sentence. The negroe's mill and the rough lumber were and new appointments made in accord- afternoon. ance with the following schedule: Rog, Letter, CHAS. 11. STIEFF, day scheme was to wreck a train near a saved, the blaze having been check,- 9 N. LIBERTY ST., The panic, one of the most awful station, and. in the confusion follow- ed about 60 feet from the sawmill. DR. FENNER S FIRST WEEK. . which ever occurred in a theatre, ing rob the cars., January 4, 5, 6 and 7.-General busi- L MOREvMD J The fire was fought with the com- ness. started while the second act of the 4111.. -41111Ir CO pany's private apparatus. January 8.-Burkittsville and Linga- AL, A Very Close Cali. and play "Mr. Bluebeard," was being The company estimates its loss at KIDNEY nore Districts, Nos. 22 and 19. EMMITSBURG MARKETS "I stuck to my engine, although January 9.-Tuscarora District, No.21. The following market quotations, which are produced. it was the first dramatic between $90,000 and $100,000. every joint ached and every nerve SECOND WEEK. corrected every Friday morning, are subject to production in the new building The total insurance on the burned daily changes. was racked with pain," writes C. W. January 11.-Lewistown District, No. since its erection. property is $63,500, Backache 20. The Camp Corrected by E. R. Zimmerman Bellamy, a locomotive fireman, of & Son. The cause of the fire, it is believ- Manufacturing Company probably All diseases of Kidneys,CURE January 12.-Woodville and Hauvors Wheat,(dry) 75 Bladder, Urinary Organs. Districts, Nos. 18 and 10. Roc was the grounding of an electric Burlington, Iowa. "I was weak Also Rheumatism, Back Rye ...... • 56 ed, employs more labor than any lumber ache,HeartDisease.Gravel, January 13.-Johnsville District, No. Oats 40 and pale, without any appetite and 17. wire which suddenly broke near the concern in Virginia and operates Dropsy,Female Troubles. Corn per bushel 56 all run down. As I was about to January 14.-Jackson District, No. 16. Old Corn, shelled per bushel . lower part of a piece of drop scenery. plants at Franklin, Arringdale and Don't become discouraged. There is a January 15.-Mechanicstown District, Hay. 7 00 % 9 .0 give up, I got a bottle of Electric cure for you. If oect ,,ary write Dr. Fenner. No. 15. SALT, The theatre bad been darkened Dewitt, with branch offices in sev- He has spent a life time curing Just Bitters, and after taking it, I felt as cases as yours. AH consultations Free. January 16.--Jefferson District, No. Country 1,1.c.cluce while members of the chorus were eral of the largest cities. 14. (Fine, Course and Hock.) well as I ever did in my life." Weak, -Your Kidney and Backache Cure has Corrected by Jos. E. Hoke. singing "I Met You in the Moon's cured two very bad eases among our custo- THIRD .WEEK, Butter Is sickly, run down people always Domestic Troubles. mers the past year whom the doctors had Eggs Pale Light." given up. J. L. STILL & CO., Woodland,Ia " January 18.-Mt.Pleasant and Peters- 30 Chickens, per 11)...... 8 gain new life, strength and vigor It is exceptional to find a family vine Distriets, Nos. 13 and 12. Now is the time to buy your win- As the fire spread toward the Druggists. 50c., II. Ask for Cook Book-Free. Spring Chickens per?' 8 from their use. Try them. Satis- where there are no January 19. Woodsboro District, No. ter's supply of coal. All orders front of the stage the chorus girls domestic ruptures Sure Cure. Circular. Di 11. given prompt attention. Turkeys 14 faction guaranteed by T. E. Zimmer- occasionally, but these can be les- ST.VITUS'DANC E Fencer, Fredommia N.Y January 20.-New Market District, Ducks, per Th 10 fled in terror. "Eddie" Foy, chief Potatoes,per bushel C5 man, Druggist. Price 50 cents. CHAS. D. ElCHELBERGER, No. 9. comedian of the company, who has sened by having Dr. King's New January 21.-Liberty and Catoctin Dried Cherries, (seeded) 10 Druggist. Raspberries 12 often been seen in Baltimore, order- Life Pills around. Much trouble Districts, Nos. 8 and 6. Frank White, colored, was elec- January 22.-Urbana District, No. 7. Nothing has ever equalled it. Black berries they save by their great work in Apples, (dried) ed the abestos curtain lowered, but trocuted in the state prison in An- January 23.-Emmitsburg District, Nothing can ever surpass it. Stomach and Liver New Advertisements. No. 5. Peaches,(dried) it stuck when halfway down. Had troubles. They Lard, per lb burn, N. Y., for the murder of Geo. DAUCHY & CO. not only relieve you, but cure. 25e, Fornvnl WEEK. Beef Hides it fully dascended the fire would Clare, a farmer of Oswego county. at T. E. January 25.-Creagerstown District, probably been checked. As it was, I1 Ile • Zimmerman's Drug Store. Dr. King's PARKER'S No. 4. ciwr()c Corrected by Patterson Brothers flue was created, which made the 700 Sheep Die In Fire. FAIR BALSAM January 26.--Middletown District, Impossible Shakespeare. cievia..-. sod heauCtles the halt. Steers, per lb $ 836 Cal414 furious furious and drew them out Promote a luxuriant growth. Discovery Never. Pails to Restore Gray Fresh Cows 20 00 4000 Critic-Marvelous drama of yours, Buffalo, N. Y. Dec. 29.-Seven N()J:Mary/3. 27.-Frederick, Ballenger and O ION Hair to its Youthful Color. New Nsr MPT Fat Cows and Bulls, per ..... toward the main body of the theatre. sir. There's a scene in that play that Curea qerilp d,Rea#es & huir Braddock Districts, Nos. 2, 23 and 24. For C0114;118 and thousand sheep were burned to 0c,and 531.00 at D.I.n7iste OLDS Mc $1 00 [logs, per M Shakespeare himself could January 28.-Buckeystown District, 5% *6 In the frightful moments which not have death at the Tast Buffalo stockyards Sheep, per lb written. No. 1. Throat followed people perished by the A Perfect For All and Lambs, per lb...... lit • Author-Indeed! You are too flatter- last night. The long sheds in SPECIAL Nonce.--Supervisors are par- Cure: Lung Troubles. Calves. per lb. score. the horror, the TO HOUSEKEEPERS 54 k'ss To add to ing. which they were conOned were swept ticularly requested not to bring in their Money back if it fails. Trial Bottles free. Send your address im a postal for our accounts before the day assigned for gas reservoirs exploded, lifting the Critic-I was referring to that rail- special premium offers and a liberal trial Dewitt,. way smash in the third act.-London by the flames before any of the ani- their district. Also, report all road Littlo Earfy Risers entire roof from the walls. quantity of lumber, tiling, or other Sold by T. E. Zimmerman. Pt-Bits. mals could be released. The loss is machines, tools, The famous tittle pills. In the mad rush for the doors road materials on their roads or in their estimated at $75,000. ELECTRO-SILICON, possession belonging to the county. A Daring Man. women and children were the chief the famous silver polish used by owners of "He's the kind of a man who courts The sheep were confined in two By Order, victims. valuable Silverware all over the world. danger, I understand." long sheds, 100 feet in width and "Srmcox," 40"Cliff Street, New York. WILL/AM H. BLENTLINGE:R, M "Well, I should say so. Why, he des SHUFF, Some of the killed were burned covering a President. not hesitate to open a total erea of 600,000 to death, many were suffocated by flirtation with CLEMENT C. AUSHERMAN, Clerk. any young widow he Ineeta."-Chicage aquare feet. Running paralled LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES Jan. 1-3ts. HEADQ,ITART I-1111S gas and spores were trampled in the Post. with them were the hog and cattle one size smaller after using Allen's Foot-Ease, a terrified plunges for the exits. About powder to be shaken into the shoes. It makes sheds. The fire, fanned by a brisk tight or new shoes feel easy ; gives instant re. 1,300 persons were at the matinee, Energy will do anything that can be lief to corns and bunions. It's the greatest corn. done in this world, and no talents, no wind, destroyed the two buildings fort discovery of the age. Cures and prevents FoR more than half of whom had their swollen feet, blisters, callous and sore spots FURNITURE circumstances, no opportunities, will in an incredibly short time. Allen's Foot-Ease Is a certain cure for sweat- SANTA CLAUS' make a man without it.-Goethe. ing, hot, aching feet, At all druggists and shoe mirthful enjoyment suddenly ended stores, 25c. Trial package FREE by mail. Ad- in death. In cases of catarrh Hood's Sarsa- Many Children Are Sickly dress, Allen S, Olmsted. LeRoy, N. Y. Mother Gray's sweet Powders for Children, Around the exits and fire escapes parilla heals the tissues, builds up used by Mother Gray, a nurse in Children's It will pay you to call to see me when in need of anything in the Home, New York, Break up Colds in 24 hours, VINCENT SEIBOLD, the killed were piled 12 deep. The the system, expels impurities from cure Feverishness, Headache,Stomach Troubles Headquarters, Teething Disorders, and Destroy Worms. At all ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, battalions of firemen and other res- the blood and cures, druggists, sic. Sample mailed FREE. Address, EMMITSBURG, MD. FUHNITURK Allen S, Olmsted, Le Roy, N.Y. cuers who rushed to the scene were Office on East Main Street, near the Public Square. At Frederick on Mondays LINE, as I forced to tears of agony as they Experienced. and Tuesdays, and at Thurmont on Thurs- carry at all looked upon the mass of victims. "How is the new girl going to do" HEALTH days of each week. Special attention given to proceedings in -Equity for the sale Will J. Davis, manager of the asked Mr. Ferguson. 4,..fines- a Large Stock "She hasn't had much experience," INSURANCE of real estate. 29-if. The man who insures his life is HE theatre, said that had the people re- said his wife, "but I think she will be Joseph Be of Furniture of Latest mained in their seats not a life all right when she gets broken in." wise for his family. Then came a loud sound of falling The man who ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY, would have been lost. The firemen insures his health Styles and best manu- crockery from the kitchen. Is wise both for his family and EMMITSIIIIRG, MD. dispute this.-Ballo. Mot. "She seems to be making a good himself. Second Floor. facture. I have added to my line of furniture a large assortment of fine start, anyhow," observed Mr. Ferguson CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY You may encouragingly.-Chicago Tribune. insure health by guard- Just received a new lot of Christ- ing it. It is worth guarding. Beautifully situated among the Blue 9L"lig I INT Gr• A SCECIMEN OF RURAL CRAFT. Ridge Mountains. Classical and Scientific mas While so many stories of official En coura gement. At the first attack of disease, Courses. Specially organized Depart- of the latest importat ions an styles. Prices to suit all. Picture framing ment of and repairing of furniture promptly done. corruption are coming out, here is Pupil (after repeated attempts)-Oh, which generally approaches Music and Art. Well equipped I'm sure I never shall be able to! through the LIVER and mani- Library and Laboratory, and Cooking Toys, Dolls, Wagons, School. Sham Heat and Electric Light. one worthy of attention, George Professor-Oh, yes, you will. I was fests itself in innumerable ways Letters of inquiry directed to the Bishop of Buffalo was a sailor. In just as big a donkey myself at first-- Books, Etc. Sewing alachines. summer he made his living on the Punch. MOTHER SUPERIOR Large variety of beautifully decor- I have the best Sewing Machine that is made, as well as some very Great Lakes, In winter his occupa- To accept good advice Is but to 1* JACOB L. TOPPER DANIEL SWEENEY. low in price. Needles and repairs for all leading machines. tion was that of a professional pris- crease one's own ability.-Goethe. oner at county and village jails. This Cured After Suffering 10 Years FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER. was his method as related by him- B. F. Hare, Supt. Miami Cycle III'S Pills Moral Directors. CHINAWARE. Arid save your health. THE UNDERTAKING BUSINESS, Special attention given this branch of the business. Having had 25 self & Mfg. Co., Middletown, 0. suffered formerly conducted by Topper 4.t Hoke, Beautiful assortment of years experience-and being well equipped. with everything pertaining will be continued by the to "I got into a town and I goes up for ten years with dyspepsia. He undersigned at the business, I feel that 1 can give satisfaction THREE MASKED BURGLARS the old_ stand on West Main Street, in at all times. Residence to a cop and says, 'Say, how are you spent hundreds of dollars for medi- Emmitsburg. Fine caskets and funeral and place of business, W. Main street, opposite Presbyterian church.10-9-3 CET $5000 IN CASH. supplies always in stock. fixed for a little time ?' And he says, cine and with doctors without re- Prompt and careful attention given to the business in LAMPS how much do you want!" I say, 'Oh, ceiving any permanent benefit. He Richmond, Va., Dec. 29.-Prob- every particular. When in need of funer- al directors give us a call. Respectfully, about five or ten days." Then him says, "One night while feeling ex- ably $5000 in cash was secured by ranging in price from. 20 cents to TOPPER & SWEENEY. $10.00. Candy from 5 cents to 60 VR. and me fixes it up. He takes me -be- ceedingly bad I was about to throw three masked men, who broke into oct 19 fore the justice and I pleads guilty down the evening paper when I saw the postoffice at West Point last cents per pound. SHER..I.00K and down I goes. Time up, I get a an item in the paper regarding the night and dynamited the safe. They FRUITS OF ALL KINDS. tip and skip over to other parts merits Of Kodol Dispepsia Cure. made their escape and there is no HOKE & ARAN'S where the officers are all right, get a I concluded to try it and while I clue to their identity. The 9r.Cti little time off them and back I comes had no faith in it I felt better after robbery was a cool, bold one, and ItOpenii HOLMES Here under a new name, then down again the second dose. After using two was evidently committed by experts. Marble Yard, 179 out again, and so on," bottles I am stronger and better than Just before midnight three mask- In most of the rural parts of New I have been in years, and I recom- ed men met Policeman J. L. Gar- EMMITSBURG - MARYLAND. S York, as in other States, police of- mend Kodol Dyspepsia Cure to my rett. "Are you the night watch- AYS ficers are paid by fees ir? for each ar- friends and acquaintances suffering man," they asked. He had scarcely Moments, TombtoneS, rest made, and sheriffs or jailers are EASY In Adventure III:- from stomach trouble." Sold by TO given an allowance for the board of T. replied in the affirmative, when he and cemetery work of all kinds. CLEAN it * each prisoner while in custody. This E. Zimmerman. Druggist. found himself looking into the muz- Work neatly and promptly ex. * * * I have here four letters which purport to explanation is sufficient to show the zles of three revolvers. Still keep- ecuted Satisfaction paranteed Free come from the missing man. They are all type- full meaning of eltnipplues toe use of 'tobacco the sailor-tramp's ing-him covered the men marching Jan 29-1yr. written. In each case, not only are the ‘e's' slurred story. In implies a direct collusion is timver3al. The native child acquires Trial the tobacco habit as soon as it is able to the postoffice where they tied him and the ‘r's' tailless, but you will observe that the between ../ Perteet Chopper,. Tanya hoboes and various rural to walk. In the northern provinces es- Write for eeok book by Mrs. Rorer with ropes Notice to Creditors. At youx dealer's, Ea fourteen other characteristics to which I have official. The tramps are boarded and wire and gagged kollmon Pleat and Food Chopper No. 11. alluded pecially it is no uncommon Sight to see Tins is to give notice that the sub- By :nai I or express Vi.. Your RONEY 54EK4 root satisfactor: are there as well. free of cost and in idleness. In ad- a child five or six years old puffing vig- him. The door was forced open and scriber has obtained from the Or- ItOLL1LAN MFG. CO., 140 Penn Ave., Mount Joy, Pa. ditiOn, Bishop said he usually made orously at a big cigar. The women Garrett given a seat in the corner, Iis phans' Court of Frederick County, Mat y- land, letters of administration on Had the from $50 to $75 each winter in tips smoke fully as much as the men and gag was temporarily removed in or- the writer of from officials whom he accompanied. commonly smoke cigars where the men estate of these letters used use cigarettes. In the northern parts of der that he might reply to a ques- JOHN T. CRETIN, The officers get the profit from board- AMERICAN ing the men Luzon immense cigars often a couple of tion .as to whether there was enough late of said County, deceased. All per- and the fees for arrest- sons having claims against the said es- ing them. feet long and as thick as the wrist are money in the safe to justify the Bishop said that he used. Such a cigar is suspended from a tate are hereby warned to exhibit the knew same, with the vouchers THE about forty men who follow rafter of the house by a string and trouble of blowing it open. Garrett thereof, legal- ly authenticated, to the subscriber, on this life every winter. smoked during the day by all the mem- was very much of the opinion that or before the 20th day of June, 1904 ;they STOCK FOOD Tiiis story was told on the wit- bers of the family as desired. there was little money in the safe. may otherwise by law be excluded from ness stand at Medina in the course STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, all The Modern Regulator, VI- ss This had no weight with the robbers benefits of said estate. Those in- OLIVER of an investigation of the Sheriff of LUCAS COUNTY. ç debted to said estate are requested to taliscer, Fattener and Orleans County (N, Y.), who has re- Frank J. Cheney; makes oath that he is who knocked off the knob of the make immediate payment. Feed Saver for Given senior partner of the firm of F. J. Chen- under my hand this 18th day of signed under charges. It is here re- safe and inserted a charge of nitro- December, 1903. lated in the past tense, because the ey & Co., doing business in the City of TYPEWRITER glycerine, blowing the door to pieces. EMILY E.CRETIN, HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP,HOCS <" next night Bishop was found dead Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and Gathering all the money in sight Administratrix. on top of a freight car, his skull that the said firm will pay the sum of Ask your merchant for a El the famous detective would have been baffled, as the they bade Garrett a cheerful EDWARD H. ROWE, Agent. Dee. 18-5t crushed in. Presumably he was ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and good sample package of 15 days' 6.r Oliver produces each and every character perfectly, struck by a low bridge while stealing every case of Catarrh that cannot be morning, and departed leaving him feeding, free. owing to superior construction and distinctive me- ride.-Collier's Weekly, cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. sitting in a chair unable to give the We promptly obtain U. S. and Foreign chanical features. -- PRANK J. CHENEY. genuine without pic- William E. Albaugh Dead alarm. . It was some boars later be- None Sworn to before me arid subscribed ill fore he was found, ture of Uncle Sam. Mr. William E. Albaugh was found my.presence, this 6th day of December, "TO SEE IT IS TO dead in bed Sunday morning by his wife A. D. 1886, The information here is that there F'ATENTS BE CONVINCED." Every package guaranteed. Mrs.'Matilda Albaugh, at his home, 914 W. were at least twenty-five registered Bend model,sketch or ,ho of invention for (SEAL.) A. GLEASON, Argyle avenue, Baltimore. He had been NOTARY free report on patentebility. For free book, PUBLIC. packages in the the safe, and that msrite MANUFACTURED BY ill for some time with Bright's Disease, Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal- 1=eearTRADE-MAR S one of them contained $2100 in THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER CO., Mr. Albaugh was 60 years old, and was ly, and acts directly on the blood and American Stock Food Co. it Civil War veteran. He was a promi- mucous surfaces of the system. Send for bonds.-ning llerald. FREMONT, OHIO. 14 St. Paul St. nent Odd Fellow, being a past grand testimonials free. t4X0 41=6 17L .A10... FOR SALE BY patriarch of the Grand Encampment of F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0, GA•SNOWc9. BALTIMORE, MD. The Kind Vol Have Always Bears the Bought OPPOSITE U.S. PATENT OFFICE. Maryland. A widow and two daughters Sold by all Druggists, 75e. Signature J. STEWART ANNAN. survive him, Tate Hall's Family Pills for constipation. AVASHINGTON.D.C:' ' Pa.r.s...... 2.5P-525252.57-97525 5,52.52=e5252H22525 % -e-g- 9 %,s4 kksv0...1.; )•4- .":.‹.L.v-QT,;,r4r, 1.= runnibintrg Ctinuirk. WEEK OF PRAYER. CHOOSING A SENATOR. FAIRFIELD ITEMS. PERSONALS. XMAS NOTES OF THE MOUNTAIN Jill Stuffed lip The following is the order of service How the Election Will be Conducted at FAIRFIELD, DEC. .29.—Mrs. Emert Mr. Harry Harting, of Hanover, Pa., is For The Chronicle That's the condition of many sufferers which will be observed during the Annapolis. Hartzel, of Reading, is spending some- visiting his father, Mr. Peter J. Harting, Mr. Aleck A. Breigher dined with Rev, from catarrh, especially in the morning. ONE DOLLAR A YEAR IN ADVANCE "Week of Prayer," beginning Jan. 3, 1904 The balloting for United States Sen- time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. of this place. Dr. McSweeny at the College on Sun- Great difficulty is experienced in clear- and closing Jan. 10, 1904 ator will begin at Annapolis during the E. Brown, at this place. Mr. Edward Miles, of Washington, D. day. ing the head and throat. NOTICE.—All announcements of concerts, second week of the session. Mr. Ephraim Swope, of Fairfield, and C., is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. The College clergy took part in Solemn No wonder catarrh causes headache, festivals LUTHERAN CHURCH. estivals, plc-nics, ice cream and cake On the day before the balloting be- Miss Alice Watson, were married last Miles, on Gettysburg Street. High Mass at St. Anthony's Church on smell and hearing, and similar enterprises, got up to make money, Sunday, Jan. 3, 7:30 P. M. Sermon: impairs the taste, whether for churches, associations, or indivld. gins the House usually sends a message week. Mr. Swope was a widower for Miss Rose Favorite, of Hagerstown, Christmas Day at 10.30. The pastor, pollutes the breath, deranges the stom- uals, must be paid for at the rate of five cents The Kingdom of Geed :—And the condi- to the Senate notifying it of its inten- several years. has returned home after spending a few Father Lyons, was Celebrant ; Dr. Me- ach and affects the appetite. for eat h line. tions of its Triumphant Advance. Thy tion next day at noon to commence bal- Mrs. James Donaldson was buried on days with her mother, in this place. Sweeny Deacon, and Mr.James Cassidy, To cure catarrh, treatment must be Kingdom Come. Rev. A. M. Gluck. constitutional—alterative and tonic. Entered a s Second-Class Matter at tne Emmits loting, and the Senate replies, agreeing. last Thursday. She was an aged lady. Miss Beatrice Tyson has returned to subdeacon. The sermon was by the Monday, Jan. 4, 7:30 P. M. Sermon: "I was afflicted with catarrh. I tooic burg Postoffice. On the day in question the speaker of Mr. Robert Sanders, of Oak Grove, Baltimore after a few days visit to her Deacon. medicines of different kinds, giving eaC1 The Warrant, the Privilege, the Power the House and the president of the Sen- has sold his property to Mr. Harry Wad- parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Tyson of Mis Moore and her choir furnished a fair trial; but gradually grew worse until of Prayer :—And the Present Need of I could hardly hear, taste or smell. I teen FRIDAY, JAN. 1, 1904. ate at exactly noon announce that the dles for $1,450. East Main Street. the music. Mr. Lawrence Dielman play- World Wide Intercession. Dr. D. H. Concluded to try Hood's Sarsaparilla, and balloting will commence, and the clerks Mrs. J. C. Fairfield, was Mr. have re- ed the Adeste up at the Old Church on after taking five bottles I was cured and Riddle. Shertzer, of and Mrs. Harry Rawlings are ordered to call the roll. As each have not had any return of the disease FREDERICK COUNTY 'PHONE 33 invited out in the country on Christmas turned to Baltimore. They spent Christ- the hill early in the morning. since." EUGENE FORBES, Lebanon, Kan. METHODIST CHURCH. man's name is called he arises in his for dinner. A turkey no doubt. mas with Mrs. Rawling's parents, Mr. CONFEDERATE CAMPFIRE AT ANDORA COT- Tuesday, Jan. 5, 7:30 P. M. Sermon : Seat and names his choice. The results As Mr. and Mrs.. Carney Reid were and Mrs John Tyson. • Hood's Sarsaparilla 1904. TAGE. The Church of Christ :—The One Body are then cast up and announced. ,..)Each coming from Gettysburg at or near Mr. Miss Julia Tyson is visiting M. and Cures catarrh—it soothes and strength- Victrix &aunt diis placuit, aed victa Catoni. ens the mucous meniffrane and builds A Happy and Prosperous New Year to of Believers, called of God to Win the body on the first day ballots separately. Sack's at Willowby Run, their horse be- Mrs. Harry Rawlings, of Baltimore. have A camp-fire was lighted Sunday night up the whole system. all. World to Christ. Rev. G. C. Harris. If it is found, however, that they came frightened at some paper which Mr. Frederick Welty is spending his not agreed upon the same man, they are last at Andora Cottage, the pleasant PRESBYTERIAN CRURCH. was lying in the road. The horse made vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. BROSIUS—MARMION WEDDING In Adams Counter, Pa., during the year required to meet in joint session on the home of John Henry Cretin, the scout Wednesday, Jan. 6, 7:30 P. M. Sermon: a plunge and started to run, but he up- F. A. Welty, near town. 1903, there were 788 births and 251 following day. Two members of the who guided the Army of Virginia under All Nations and Peoples :—The One Hu- set the buggy, turning it over, the top Mr. George Miles, of New York, is The marriage of Miss Edythe Ingra- deaths. House go to the Senate chamber with General Lee across the Blue Ridge to man Family, loved of God. Rev. Charles down, and wheels up, the horse falling visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. ham Marmion to Mr. John Tehan Bros- the sergeant-at-arms and accompany the Gettysburg, and assisted in securing his, John Ringgold, aged 65 years, died at Reinewald. on his back, and could not get up. Mrs. Miles, of this place. formerly of Frederick, took place at Senators to the House chamber. the same army's safe retreat after that heart Reid was considerably hurt. She was Mr. Tyson Lansinger and family have St. Aloysirts' church, Washington, D. C., Feagasville, Frederick county, of Thursday, Jan. 7, 7:30 P. M. Sermon.: great battle. The veteran wore no The Senators occupy seats in front of carried to Mr. Sack's, while Mr. Reid returned to Altoona, Pa. at 9 o'clock, Monday, nuptial mass b.- disease Monday night. The Enthronement of Christ on Earth epaulets in the war, at least he never - - the speaker, who becomes the presiding was only scarred a little. The top of Miss Tudie Lansinger, of Baltimore, is ing celebrated by Rev. John B. Kelleher, The Only Hope of Humanity's Highest mentioned the fact if he did ; and left Edward Jarvis, who lives near Crow- officer of the joint session, but the pres- the buggy was broken. After the horse visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- S. J. The Christmas decorations of the Welfare. Rev. A. M. Gluck. his hearers under the impression that ells, Worcester county, was set upon by ident of the Senate sits beside him. If was loosened he jumped up. Mr. and liam Lansinger, of this place. church were still in place, and as they REFORMED CHURCH. he was a simple private during his three men and beaten nearly to death. it is found that each body has selected Mrs. Reid made a narrow escape. Mrs. Mr. William McNulty, of Birmingham, were pronounced man and wife the san s- Friday, Jan. 8, 7:30 P. M. Sermon: three years of service. But to-day, de- the same man and that he has received Reid is confined to her bed. Ala., spent Christmas with his parents, tuary was illuminated by countless elec- Thirteen cows and two horses per- Missions. Rev. J. R. Hykes. spite his three score years and ten, he a majority of the votes of all the mem- Mr. John Manherz, of Fairfield, in at Mt. St. Mary's. tric lights. The bride was unattended, ished in a burning barn on the estate of Sunday, Jan. 10, 7:30 P. M. Sermon: sits his horse with a confidence and a bers and Senators elected, the speaker coming down his porch steps one day Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Shulley and son, of and approached the altar on the arni of the late T. Harrison Garrett, near Gov- grace that men of twenty-five might The Holy Spirit, God's Free Gift. Dr. of the House then declares that he is last week, carrying a couple buckets, Reading, Pa., are the guests of Mrs. Dr. Marmion, wherc time groom awaited anstown. envy. It was delightful to hear him D. H. Riddle. fully elected. If no choice is made the and the steps being icy, both his feet Shulley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob her. She was simply gowned in white session may take another ballot, if talk of Kyd Douglas' ride of a hundred The property of Mr. Felix Walter, joint slipped and he fell, breaking one of his Hoke, of near town. silk and wore the wedding veil used by They and three miles in a single night as a situated at Mt. St. Mary's, and adver- TUC, ON FIRE, JS SUNK. it so orders, or it may adjourn. ribs. Dr. N. C. Trout is attending him. Mr. William A. Frailey, of Washing- her mother, carrying the prayer-book take at least one ballot bearer of dispatches, and to recount his tised to be sold on Monday last, was are required to Mr. Manherz served in the Civil War. ton, D. C., is spending the holidays with and rosery of the groom's mother at her The tug Alert, of the Maryland Dredg- own experience on like missions. The offered for sale. each day, however, Sundays excepted, He is in the sixties. his brothers and sisters in this place. wedding. Notwithstanding the early not ing Company was partially destroyed by fording of the Potomac at Williamsport 0. until a choice has been made, whereupon Mr. Zac Sanders is confined to his Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dubel, of Hagers- hour, a number of friends of both par- Samuel fire early Sunday morning at the foot of with all its attendant danger, the long Through the kindness of Mr. the joint session is dissolved perman- bed. He is very ill at this time. town, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. James ties were assembled to witness the im- have Caroline street, Baltimore, and two intervals between rations, the sleeping H. Rosensteel, of Scranton, Pa., we ently. Mr. Wilson Scott, who has been in Hospelhorn. pressive ceremony. There were many edition sleeping occupants of the vessel narrow- in a blanket on the snow, the paying received a copy of the 48 paged the west for sometime has come home Rev. James Neck, of Baltimore, is vis- clergymen in the sanctuary, including December 18. ly escaped being burned to death. In twenty dollars in scrip for a cigar, the cdThe Scranton. Times of to Fairfield. iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neck. Rev. F. McCarthy, Rev. Jerome Daugh- extinguishing the flames the fireboat J. W. EYLER COMMITS SUICIDE. scurrying around for victuals when he erty, rector of Georgetown University ; Capt. Henry W. Raurk's dwelling at Mrs. Charles Reed had a family re- Mr. Norman Nunemaker, of McKees- Cataract poured so much water into the A Carroll County Farmer Hangs Himself had to take his turn in catering for the county, and union on Christmas. Six children were port, Pa., is spending the holidays with Rev. James Becker, Rev. Father Flem- Fishing Creek, Dorchester tug that it sunk in about 20 feet of wat- In His Barn, mess, the neat comfortable beds some- stock of goods of present. They had a pleasant time. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Nune- ing, Rev. Samuel Cahill and othere. the storehouse and er. The damage is estimated at $2,000, John W. Eyler, a farmer, committed times offered by sympathizers to the were Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Shulley and son, maker, of near Harney. Among those present were Dr. Robert Frank H. Vincent, at Linkwood which is covered by insurance. weary scout, who,for reasons old soldiers suicide Christmas afternoon by hanging Freddy, and Mrs. J. Hoke, of Reading, Miss Mary Whitmore, of Thurmont, is Marmion, medical director of the Navy, burned. The origin of the fire is unknown, but understand, refused the luxury and lay himself in his barn at Double Pipe are the guests of Mr. F. Shulley and visiting her parent;, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. his wife and sons, Mr. John W. Brosius, when discovered by Night Watchman "like a warrior taking his rest, with his A movement for a new charter for An- Creek. He was about 56 years old. The family, of Fairfield. Whitmore father of the groom ; Mr. Gales McClel- Edward B. King, of the Baltimore and martial blanket round him" on the floor napolis has taken definite shape. The cause of his act is not known, but it is The churches of Fairfield all had their Mr. Harry Hoke, of Baltimore, spent lan, the bride's uncle, and daughters, Ohio Railroad, stationed at Chase's due to mental instead,—these were but specimen in- idea is to annex adjacent villages, so thought to have been Xmas services. They .were well at- Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mr. Fred. McClellan, Miss Cochrane, Wharf, the engine room was enveloped despondent cidents of the old soldier's campaign ex- that the city would have a population of aberration. He had been tended. Mrs. Michael Hoke, of this place. He Mr. John 1). Coughlin, Mrs. Richard in flames. He sounded an alarm, and re- spoke of having ser- periences. Several boys from the moun- 14,000. for some time, and Mr. W. C. Rogers is suffering with was accompanied by three of his friends, Calvert Taylor, of Norfolk ; Mrs. Del i- turned to the vessel. na- tain had joined the Confederate Forces ious trouble, but never divulged its neuralgia, at this time which is not very Messrs. R. E. Smith, Charles A. Pfeiffer hant, Mr. Gerald Delihant, Miss Vir- John Harbaugh, a farmer of Chews- The flames were at that time creeping about the same time with Mr. Cretin, ture. He was last seen about 1 o'clock, pleasant company. and A. J. Pfeiffer, all of Baltimore. ginia Jones, Mrs. Hosley and daughter, -ville, was injured in a runaway near toward the bow of the tug. Mr. .King 4.30 o'clock, One, John Northrup, lost both eyes by a and his body was found at Your correspondent is informed that Mr. George Mentzer, of Gettysburg, Mrs. Brinton Stone, Misses Healey, Miss Rawla,nd's Mill, Sunday. His horse was boarded the vessel to see if there was single bullet at Richmond. Three oth- cold. Mr. Eyler was a man of consider- James C. Sanders, who left this place a spent Christmas with his parents, Mr. Cooney, Mr. Ed. Spohn, Shepherdstown, frightened at an automobile. The buggy anybody in the forecastle, and found ers, Byrne, Freret and Norton were able means. He owned a fine farm at few years ago and moved to Franklin and Mrs. Lewis Mentzer. W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs.• George Marmion, was demolished. Henry Berghorn, one of the crew, and killed in this vicinity and a stone with Double Pipe Creek and other property Grove, Ill., met with a serious accident Mr. Harry Reifsnider, of Gettysburg, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Garechi, Mrs. lire w- William Grive, mate of the tug Alp, of value. In addition to conducting his an exquisite epitaph by the Mountain The steam roller mill and adjoining recently, whilst hauling ice. He missed spent Christmas with his parents, Mr. er, Miss Entwistle and Mr. and Mrs. asleep in the bunks. He awakened farm, he had for many years acted as Poet, George H. Miles, commemorates property of Levi E. Zentz was sold Mon- his footing and fell to the ground. One and Mrs. John Reifsnider. Alan Walker. them and all reached the wharf as the foreman of the Bruceville section of the their death "far from their forfeit home." day at auction at Tharmont to John M, wagon wheel passed over his breast. He Mr. Edward G. Herman, of Frederick, fire department arrived. Pennsylvania Railroad. He leaves a After two hours entertainmemt in lis- Powell and George N. English for is getting along as well as can be ex- spent Sunday with Mr. Richard Zachar- larLLIONAIRE'S POOR STOMACH. widow, two sons and five daughters, tening to the gallant story of their an- 1350. THAT PECULIAR CASE AT THE ALMS pected. ias. The worn-out stomach of the over-fed namely, Daniel Eyler, of Baltimore, an cestors, enlisted in the same Loat Cause HOUSE. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Manherz, of the Miss ntuth Motter, of Westminster, millionaire is often paraded in the pub- Hagerstown, refused engineer on the Baltimore and Ohio for which their host had fought and Judge Reedy, at west, are spending sometime with Mr spent the Christmas holidays with her lic prints as a horrible example of the to Albertus Clipp to Railroad; Charles Ryler, a student of suffered, the boys, who with Dr. Mc- to grant a license Miss Annie Wantler, an inmate of the and Mrs. John Manherz, of Fairfield. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stok- evils attendant on the possession of a schoolhouse at law in Baltimore Sweeney enjoyed the campfire, bade open a saloon near County Home Hospital, who is afflicted ; Mrs. Emory Shorb, of Miss Margaret Flliott, of Littlestown, es, of this place. great wealth. But millionaires are not made him pay the Double Pipe Creek; Mrs. John Snook, of their respected friend good-bye, serae in Yarrowsburg and with catalepsy, is still in a peculiar con- and Miss Erb, of Westminster, are the Mrs. L. A. Motter and daughters, the only ones who are afflicted with costs of the proceedings. Rocky Ridge ; Mrs. Seiss, of Graceliam, aslant redeas and returned to the College. bad stomachs. The proportion is far - - dition and is attracting wide attention, guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Reindollar, Mary and Charlotte, of Frederick, visit- and Misses Bessie and Cora Eyler, at They were : Messrs. Milligan of Hunts- greater among the toilers. Dyspepsia On Tuesday Mr. Oliver Morrison fell there being many callers at the hospital of Fairfield. ed Mrs. Motter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. home. ville, and Gerow of Mobile, Ala.; Smith and indigestion are rampant among the on the street in this place, and fractur- to see the.strangely afflicted 17-year-old Mrs. David Diehl, of York, is visiting Henry Stokes. • of Key West and Finch of Pensacola, people, and they suffer far worse tor- ed one of his hip bones. He was taken girl. Miss Wantler was brought to the her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Man- Mrs. Joseph G. Miller and Miss Jen- Fla., and Power of Arkansas. tures than the millionaire unless they to his boarding ouse where he received hospital fron Hunterstown about9 weeks A CHRISTMAS DAY TRAGEDY. herz, of Fairfield. nie Grabill, of Pearl, are visiting Mrs. avail themselves of a standard medicine medical attention. Mr. Morrison is in ago. All this time she has been in bed. The ice men report the ice today, William Morrison. Mrs. Ethel Gunby, who conducted a CLIMATIC CURES. like Green's August Flower, which has his 74th year. Her cheeks are like roses and there is an Monday, being 7 inches thick. Mr. Mr. Guy King, of near Fairfield, and apparent suspension of sensation and vo- millinery establishment in Crisfield, George Byers filled his house with ice Mrs. Clarence King and son, of Harris- The influence of climatic conditions been a favorite household remedy for all ?wig° Keedy handed down an opinion lition, the body and limbs remaining in Md., committed suicide Christmas morn- 10 inches thick, the finest that has been burg, Pa., were the guests of Mr. and in the cure of consumption is very much stomach troubles for over thirty-five at Cumberland in the controversy be- any position in which they may be plac- ing by shooting herself through the heart. put up for many years. The ice was taken Mrs. P. G. King, this week. overdrawn. The poor patient and the years. August Flower rouses the torpid tween Baltimore city and Allegany ed while the action of the vital organs She came downstairs from her bedroom, from John Irwin's dam. Mr. Joshua Gillelan is spending the rich patient, too, can do much better at liver, thus creating appetite and insur- county over the right to collect • taxes continues. She lies in bed, apparently bidding all at her boarding place a The first week in January will be the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. home by proper attention to food diges- ing perfect indigestion. It tones and levied on the capital stock of the Bar- oblivious to her surroundings, with eyes merry Christmas and giving each a prese week of Prayer. The Reformed and George L. Gillelan, tion, and a regular use of German syrup. vitalizes the entire system and makes ton and Georges Creek Valley Coal wide open and does not talk. Once in a cut. She then returned to her room, un- Lutheran's hold these meetings togeth- Mr. Charles Jackson, of Baltimore, Free expectoration in the morning is life worth living, no matter what ytTer Company. The court decided that the while she has been heard to laugh and dressed and shot herself under the cov- er at Fairfield. spent Christmas with his parents, Mr. made certain by German Syrup, so is a station. Trial bottles,2ec ; regular size taxes should be paid to Allegany county. to call a name or two under special cir- ers, so that the report of the pistol On Christmas Rev. and Mrs. Ritter and Mrs. John Jackson, of this place. good night's rest and the absence of 75c. cumstances. might not be heard. As she did not re- received some nice presents. Rev. Rit- Mr. George Seboure and family, of that weakening cough and debilitating Miss Mary Stevenson. of Shepherds- The girl seems to have no power of turn one of the members of the family ter, getting a purse containing $27.00 Westminster, spent Christmas in this night sweat. Restless nights and the On Thurscay, January 7, 1904, Mr. town, W. Va., and Mr. Clyde Stride, of volition and has no wants. She is fed, went to look for her and found her dead in money, which was appreciated very place. exhaustion due to coughing, the great- John W. Dubel will have a shooting .Sharpsburg, were married last Sunday put does not swallow until after repeat- in bed. The bed-clothing was scorched much. Mr. Robert Beam, of St. John's Col- est danger and dread of the consump- match at Motter's Station at 11 a. in at midnight at the Lutheran parsonage edly told to swallow, when the suggest- by the fire of the pistol. It is not known Mr. Harry Brown, since getting mar- lege, is visiting his grandparents, Mr. tive, can be prevented or stopped by The prizes consist of a 1000 pound Fat in Sharpsburg by Rev. A. A. Kerlin. The ion takes effect. where she secured the weapon. Justice ried has not returned, as yet, from his and Mrs. George Beam, of this place. taking German Syrup liberally and reg- Steer, Turkeys,Chickens, etc. coeple intended to be married about 8 Miss Wantler seems to be asleep and William Y. Sterling was summoned and visit in the city. Mrs. D. E. Stone has returned home. ularly. Should you be able to go to a o'clock, but the minister was absent FOR RENT OR SALE.—My property lo- can only be aroused sufficiently to meet after viewing the remains and reading Mrs. S. R. Minnich and three chil- warmer clime, you will find that the and did not return until 12 o'clock. cated, near Emmitsburg. Frank Kreitz. _ • absolute needs after suggestions have the letter left by Mrs. Gnnby decided dren, Marguerite, Hoke and Adele, and thousands of consumptives there, the Saved From Terrible Death. and regain The body of an aged man named .Mc- been made.—Gettysburg Star and Sentinel that no inquest was necessary. The Miss Lillie Hoke, are spending the holi- few who are benefited The family of Mrs. M. L. Bobbitt of German living near Iron Hill, three miles letter disclosed the fact that Mrs. Gun- days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. strength are those who use R'S NEW PRESIDENT Bride, Bargerton, Tenn., saw her dying and B. & 0. R. Elkton, was. found Tuesday DROPPED DEAD ON STREET. by was in debt and that her troubles Michael Hoke. syrup. Trial bottles, 25c ; regular size, north .of were powerless to save her. The most Clerk's woods, near Glasgow Mr. Charles Brown, 45 years old, of were greater than she could bear. She Messrs. J. D. Rhodes, of Hagerstown, The. Mr. Oscar G. Murray is now president morning in skillful physicians and every remedy named O'Rouke. As there was 314 Ramsay Street extended, Baltimore, directed the disposition of her goods Md., W. K. Rhodes, of Chester, Pa., and elect of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail- by a man used, failed, while consumption was the body that would indi- dropped dead on Garrison avenue, near and also of her son Henry. She was E. N. Rhodes, of Pennsylvania College, road, he having been elected to that no marks on slowly but surely taking her life. In the COMPROMISETICKET NOMINATED play it is thought that he was Edmondson avenue, a few minutes after about 28 years of age and was the spent the Christmas holidays with their position Tuesday afternoon by tho cate foul terrible hour Dr. King's New Discovery frozen to dean. midnight Wednesday. He spent Tues- daughter of William Roach, being the parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Rhodes, At a meeting of the officers and di- board of directors of the system, who for Consumption turned despair into day evening with his brother, Mr. W. youngest of eight childred, six girls and near Fairplay, Pa. rectors of the Hagerstown Fair Asso- met in New York for the purpose of ac- years, an es- joy. The first bottle brought immediate Harry Pearre, aged 19 E. Brown, who keeps a drug store at two boys. Her relatives are prominent Dr. J. R. Hykes, Agept of the Amer- ciation Tuesday afternoon a compromise cepting the resignation of President L. Refuge, relief and its continued use completely caped inmate from the House of Rayner avenue and Bloomingdale road, in business and political circles in Som- ican Bible Society for China, arrived in ticket was selected as follows : Presi- F. Loree, who has become president of Rocks Sunday cured her. It's the most certain cure in was arrested at Point of and had started for his own home. The erset county and in Baltimore. There is this place Cheistwas evening, and is dent, John W. Stonebraker; vice-presi- the Rock Island, and of choosing his committed to the world for all throat and lung troub- by Sheriff Young. He was body was taken to his brother's house no doubt that she took her life while stopping with his family at the Emmit dent, George W. Smith, Jr.; recording successor. Mr. Murray will assume the him. les. Guaranteed Bottles 50e and $1.00. jail until the authorities send for in the Northwestern patrol, and Wed- laboring under mental depression. Her House. As our readers know his family secretary, Daniel H. Staley, in place of presidency next Friday. institution three Trial Bottles Free at T. E. Zimmerman's He escaped from the nesday morning was removed to the troubles were largely imaginary. preceded him by some ten months. Dr. George H. Hager, resigned ; treasurer, The announcement came to Mr. Mur- Drug Store. weeks ago and had been living in the residence of the deceased to be prepared Hykes has been engaged in missionary Daniel W. Reichard, who succeeds Dan- ray at his office in the Baltiniore and _mountains in that vicinity. for burial. Heart disease caused the What's In A Name work in the Celestial Empire for more iel H. Staley ; corresponding- secretary, Ohio Central Building in Baltimore city Everything is in the name when it than thirty years and it is thirteen Palmer Tennant ; directors, B. Abner in a telegraph message of congratula- Nothing More Dangerous. sudden death. Mr. comes to Witch Hazel Salve. E. C. De- GIRLS HAVE A CHANCE. years since he last visited this country. Betts, Emory A. Pry, Frank W. Mish, J. tion from the directors of the road about Than Cutting Corns. The Foot-Ease Sanitary Brown was a native of Baltimore, Witt Lic Co., of Chicago Ellsworth Stonebraker, Davies L. Kenly, 3 o'clock in the afternoon, and, as the Corn Plasters cure by absorption. Something and was very well known as a church discovered some After eight years we are to have an- On Monday he was visited by his two entirely new. The sanitary oils and vapors do years ago how to make a from Lewis R. Schnebly, George M. Stone- news spread rapidly through the gen the work. Sold by all druggists 25c. or by mail worker. He was superintendeut of the salve other leap Year, 1904 being on the cal- brothers, George E. and William M. Hy- Sample mailed FREE. Address, Allen S. Olm- Sunday-school of Holy Witch Hazel that is a specific for Piles. kes, of Shippensbnrg. • braker, John L. Cost and William R.. eral offices of the company the varioti sted, LeRoy, N. Y. Cross Protestant endar as.such. It was widely published For blind, bleeding, itching and protrud- Howard, the latter succeeding Dr. A. S. heads of departments and co-worker.. - - Episcopal Chapel, on Millington lane. in 1896 that it was the only opportunity Jacob Musselman and family were the ing Piles, eczema, cuts, burns, bruises Mason. After the ticket was nominated with Mr. Murray hastened to his office The police officers of Hagerstown re- He was also a Mason. Mr. Brown never the ladies would have for eight years to guests of their parents, at the Emma and all skin diseases DeWitt's J. Ellsworth Stonebraker, resigned, but to offer warm congratulations and wisle ported to the Street Commissioners that married.. Salve has exercise their ancient prerogative of House on Sunday. no equal. This has given rise to num- his resignation was not accepted. es for a successful incumbency of m - much of the crime committed by the ne- proposing marriage to whom they will- Miss Eliza Birnie, of Taneytown, is erous worthless counterfeits. Ask for The trouble grew out of the bitter flee. grecs, male and female, was done while DIAMOND BACK TERRAPINS. ed. But eight years have riled visiting at Dr. R. L. Annan's. the negroes were under the influence of DeWitt's—the genuine. Sold by T. E. Misses Nellie and Anna Felix are vis- controversy between President John W. One day last week Mr. Joseph k. Hays around and those who did not ¶vail Striking Miners Meet cocaine, which numbers its victims by Zimmerman. iting in Baltimore. Stonebraker and director George M. the hundreds. Commissioner of Streets returned home from St. Mary's County, themselves of that opportunity will The striking miners in the Myersda Mr. L. Edwin Metter, of Kansas City, Stonebraker, elected last fall. The pre- Jacob Roessner has interested himself Md., bringing with him fourteen Dia- have another. field employed in the Merchants' Co in a movement to have the Legislature DINNERS. Mo., is visiting his father, Mr. Lewis sident refused to appoint George M. mond Back Terrapins which were caught The year 1900, as has often been ex- Company of Baltimore, at Boswell, heel pass a law prohibiting the sale of co- For The M. Motter, in this place. Stonebraker on any of the committees. in the waters of St. Mary's County. The Chronicle plained, was not a leap year because, a meeting Monday to decide whetle caine except on a physician's prescrip- Mr. and Mrs. John McGrath and The election takes place Saturday.-- tion. terrapins were on exhibition at Mr. Jos. A substantial dinner was served by according to the Gregorian calendar, they would disregard the conimand daaghter, Lillian, of Waynesboro visited Herald. D. Caldwell's store and attracted con- Mr. and Mrs. George L. Grimes en Mr. every year divisible by four without a the union officials and return to wor:. B. & 0. Freight Wreck. siderable attention, as many persons of D. S. Gillelan's farm, near Emmitsburg, remainder, is a a leap year, except it be Mr. and Mrs. James McGrath. but it is understood no decision WL1 At Silver Springs, Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. William Zurg,able and SALE REGISTER. this place had never before saw the fa- to a few invited friends. Those present the last in a century and then, it is a reached. The operators in the fie county, a freight wreck occurred on the Diamond Back family of Baltimore, are visiting-at Mr. mous Terrapins. Mr. were : Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Grimes, Rev. leap year only when divisible by 400 claim that despite the strike stifflcie; Baltimore and Ohio at 8.30 o'clock Wed- refused an offer of and Mrs. James McGrath's. Feb.6, at 1 p. m., John Dubel will sell at his Hays $60 for the 14 and Mrs. Charles Reinewald, Mr. and without a remainder. As 1900 was not rssidence at Motter's Station,1 horse, buggy, coal is being mined to meet the denial; nesday morning. Engine 1958 was push- terrapins in Baltimore. Mrs. D. S. Gillelan, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel divisible without a remainder it was not Mr. and Mrs. William Roddy, of Balti- farming implements, etc. ing about 19 loads of earth from Wash- - - Shorb, Miss Golda Grimes, Master D. a leap year. more, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. James March 3, at 9 a. m., Garfield Jacobs will sell at his residence on the old Michael Lohr Farm, MA PRIED. ington, where tho Baltimore and Ohio is Fire destroyed the large barn and sev- R. Grimes and Emma Shorb. It was the McGrath. on road leading from the pike to Black's Mill, making improvements. On the grade at Mr. Joseph Roddy, of Baltimore, is Horses, Cattle and farming implements. eral outbuildings on the property of 38th anniversary of Mr. Gillelan's mar- Just one Minute LANTZ—HARBAUGH.--On Dee. Silver Springs the draw bar of one of visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sim- March 9. at 9 a. m., John A. Bollinger will sell Joseph E. Ashton, near Upper Cross riage. One Minute Cough Cure gives relief on the Hammett farm, along Owen's Creek. 1903, at the Lutheran parsonage in te the flat cars broke and let that part Roads, Harford County. Eleven head Mr. and Mrs. George Shorb gave a in one minute, because it kills the mic- on Roddy. and about 114 miles north of Thurniont, Hors- place, by Bev. Charles Reinewald, e) es, Cattle and farming implements. Vernon G. Lantz, of Eminitsburg dV- of the broken train run down into the of Cattle perished in the flames. The dinner to a few friends recently. Among robe which tickles the mucous mem- Mr. Daniel Gelwicks, of Baltimore, is March 10, at 10 a. m., Washington S. Clinger' trict, to Miss Fannie A. Harba ugh, ef pick-up train of engine 1294, bound west loss is $3.500. those present were: Mr. Daniel Shorb brane, causing the cough, and at the visiting his family in this place. will -sell at his residence on Mr. William Cascade. for Brunswick. Two caboose cars were Koontz's farm on the Keysville road, 2 miles p. and wife, Mr. Joseph Rider and wife, same time clears the phlegm, draws out south of Emrnitsburg, 2 Horses, 11 Head of demolished and two flat cars were burn- While feeding chickens at the barn and daughter, Mrs. John Gerhart, the inflammation and heals and soothes Wonderful Nerve. Cattle, Hogs and farming implements. ed by overturning stoves in the caboose Sunday, Mrs. Annie Harbaugh, wife of Charles, Roy and Emma Shorb, Bertha the affected parts. One Minute Cough Is displayed by many a man March 11, at 12 M., Henry Lingg will sell at his enduring residence on the old Frederick road. about 11.4 cars. Another car was badly scorched. Leonard Harbaugh, a prominent farmer and Daniel T. Shorb. Cure strengtheni the lungs, wards off pains of accidental Cuts, Wounds, Bruis- miles soutb of Emmitsburg, horses, cattle and CASTOR 1 farming implements. No one was injured. The north track living near Sabillasville, was stricken pneumonia and is a harmless and never es, Burns, Scalds, Sore feet or stiff joints. For Infants and Children. was blocked until 1 o'clock P. M., and with heart trouble and fell March 17, at ft a. in.. E.G. Eckenrode will sell over dead. Strength and vigor come of good food failing cure in all curable cases of But there's no need for it. Bucklen's at his residence 14 miles south of Motter's the south track was used for moving She was aged 55 years and was a mem- duly digested. 'Force', a ready to serve Coughs, Colds, and Croup. One Minute Station, 7 Horses, 13 head of Cattle, Hogs, The Kind You Have Always BeugLf Arnica Salve will kill the pain and cure farming implements and household goods. limited and local trains east and west, ber of the Reformed church. She had 1 wheat and barley food, adds no burden, Cough Cure is pleasant to take, harmless the trouble. It's the best Salve on Bears the erhich was clear after the March 22, at 9 a. m.. James W. Troxell will sell ere had sub- lived in the vicinity of Sabillasville all but sustains, nourishes, invigorates. and good alike for young and old. Sold earth for Piles, too. 25c, at T. E. nil- at his residence on the Keysville road, near signature of Maxell's Mill, horses, V() stock, farming ineee e4le-d? 1 her life, Sept. 18-tf by T. K. Zinunertnan. )merman's Drug Store. ments, ete, "NISUR

Courtship In Careens. Railroad A BUTCHERING OUTFIT. Western Maryland After the evening meal is finished M A Iisr LJNII fillmitdittg the "padre" may go to et'••• Eugene A Simple and Convenient Arrange- his club or cafe, ment For Out of Door Work. evhile the ladies betake themselves to Schechae in Eject October, llth 1913, customs in butch- the large, open bay window. Lamps IT[DAT, ,/ AN VARY 1, 1901- Although old time Field's are placed near them, and as you wan- Read STATIONS. Read ering are 10 some extent passing away, Downward I Upward der through the streets you plainly see bog killing is still an important per- PIMAMA A MP M on Ambition and Sys. everywhere at the height of your own Le Cherry Run Ar 849 12 40 Ps4121 Views formance on many farms. A simple 19 00 950 527 Big Pool eyes and quite near enough for a hand- 903 9511 530 45 1237 s29 pepsin. outfit for out of door work is shown in 9 1410 07 542 Clear spring 834 12 25 8 28 a cut originally contributed to the Ohio shake long rows of these groups of wee 919 0 12 RI'! Charlton 1 8 28 12 20 23 2S 10 22 5 N Williamsport I 19 12 II 814 'Dyspepsia," wrote Eugene Field. men, now gayly and often brilliantly 9 51 Ar.1inetstown' le IVIRMA4D CIRP,DE Farmer. 9 40 10 115 Ob 12 00 802 incapacitates a man for endeavor dressed, thickly powdered and bedeck- - rails 80. n, train , "often A post eight feet high has pivoted to ;Sat only 0013'' leaves 1 agerstos‘ ! and sometimes eatin,guislies the fire of its top a sweep fifteen feet long. This ed with the quaint old jewelry of the daily. including Sea. ambition." Though great despite his country. complaint Field suffered from indiges- Then by and by a young man ap- The Hind You Have Always Bought, and which has been. P MP MAM AM P am P m tion all his life. A weak, tired stomach FARM CONVENIENCES. 4 12 210 702 Le Hagerstown ar '720 11 57 8 00 pears in front of almost every window in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of 410 224 715 I 'II ewsville 11 41 T 48 can't digest your food. It needs Rs the use and converses with those inside. In and has been made under his per- 432 2 31 727 Smithsburg 310 11 730 rest. You can only rest it by liandy Adaptations of Useful Stand.- most cases lie is the suitor for the hand 440 ¶441 767 345 Edgemont 7 05 11 al of a preparation like Kodol, which re- ard Articles. sonal supervision since its infancy. 450 253251 7 48 Buena vn.ta spring 6 55 11 20 of one of time daughters of the house. Ar Hightleld Le 1315 16 h eves it of work by digeeting your iood. two figures show conven- • Allow no one to deceive you in this. The first Evening after evening he thus pays AM P x Rest soon restores it to Its normal tone. liences originally sketched in the Farm "Joist-as-good" are but his respects to her family, standing for All Counterfeits, Imitations and P-21-P 31 :MA M2 A 111 PM Strengthening, them; ,Journal, which says of hours on the sidewalk, till the day ar- Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of 243 215463 87 Le Hightield Ar 11 15 7 16 should be about three feet Fairfield 1041 6 45 gorating. This crate rives when the mother of his adored Infants and Children-Experienkie against Experiment. Gettysburg 10 23 6 20 high and fitted with sidepieees extend- 415 901 New Oxford 10 00 Prepared only bySEa. C.s nf:wEl nTgii Co., Chicago. one believes the fact of his courting bottle trout:tins 45fi times the5oe. size. ing below it that will just fit into the 4444317 939 20 Ifs nover 9 45 45 PreTilep $1. her daughter sufficiently advertised to Ar Porters Le 9 30 of the wagon body. It can Sold by T. E. Zimmerman. ride irons /100 EILDING CONyENIENCES. the neighbors as well as to the com- PMA/M AM thus be set upon the wage!) bed in an What is CASTORIA -- --- sweep has a hook on the short end and munity at large. Then only the doors PMAM P Si instant and will be found most useful Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- 527 955 I,e Porters Ar 930 4 47 DIRECTORY a rope on the long end. The scalding of the house are thrown open to him.- in moving calves, sheep, pigs or other It 5 35 944 Spring Grove 9 23 4 39 barrel, cleaning bench and hanging gal- Otto von Gottborg in Harper's Maga- goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. 6 00 10 10 Ar York Le 900 4 12 FOR FREDERICK COUNTY stock. It will fit on to a sled in the AM A 111 P 51 on the zine. contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic PM same way for winter use. It is also lows are all circumference of the circle made by the short end of the substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms P A M A M PM Circu 1 t Court. convenient when hauling loose mate- 452 256 750 Le Ilighlieul Ar 613 11 18 7 16 sweep. With this arrangement one man Ruskin as a Gardener. and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Chleaudge-Hon .Jamesmesherry. rial. If this is long the rear gate can 453 258 7 52 Blue Ridge 6 52 11 1 '714 Associate Judges-Hon .John C. easily dip Fond as Ruskin was of flowers, espe- Constipation 517 321 816 Thurmont 625 1041 646 lifotter and let down, as shown. It call at the long end of sweep cap Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Ron ,James B.Henderson, Fe hinged to cially wild ones, he had his own ideas 526 331 826 Rocky Ridge .1036 6 37 State's Attorney-Arrhim D. a hog and transfer it from one place to assimilates the Food, regulates the 538 Byucevillc 10 25 62? Willard. also be hinged to open at the side. The as to a garden ought and Flatulency. It 344 8 37 607 Clerk of the Court-Dr. Samuel T. Haffner. another, as may be desired. The cut what to be, and 545 355 546 Union Bridge 4; ee 10 17 6 18 slats should be of hard wood three- In his practical gardening was quite a Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. 359 849 Linwood !le la Orphan's Court. also shows a good method of heating quarters of an inch thick. landscapist. He liked making paths The Children's Panacea-The Mother's Friend. 5.53 404 854 New Windsor 55 10 08 a 09 Judges-Russell E. Lighter, Jacob M. water. A bent piece of one and a half 607 424) 909 Westminster 540 951 5 54 Ih'illian) Ii. Pcarre. When there is plowing to be done close and contriving pretty nooks. When he Grove 918 inch iron pipe enters time barrel in two Emory Register of Wills-William B. Cutshall. to fences or trees have your smith put first came to Brentwood he would have 6.36 ‘•fgl 941 Glyndon 511 917 5 28 places. A fire built under this pipe soon CENUINE ALWAYS • •• 18 Arlington ... 40 County Officers, his coppice cut no More. It spindled to 5 25 4 45 heats the water in the barrel, as the CASTO R IA 7 17 5 37 10 27 Ar Baltimore Le *.4 County Commisloners-Wm. IT, Blentlinger, up to great tall steps, slender and sin- PmP M kM A ii A NI PM Lewis IL Bowlus, Jolan ii, Etzler, William heat causes a rapid circulation of the Signature of II Ilogarth. David 0. Zentz. uous, promising no timber, and past Bears the water in the pipe and barrel. Sheriff-Charles T. E. Young, the age for all commercial use or time -1=2:zirevrrisioragi County Treasurer-,Charles C. Biser. Addilional traire leave Baltimore for Union Surveyor-101rue A. Rimer, honored wont. Neighbors shook their Bridge and Intermediate S'ations am 10.12 a. m., School ('ominisioners-Samnel Aspects of Farming. 2.25, 6.15 and 11.25 p. m., ahd leave Union Dutrow, 9, heads, but they did not know the J/r V7 ,71 and Tierman Brien, Charles W. Wright, J. Henry Eugene Grubb, the good farmer of Bridge for Thltimore and I nterir ediate Station F at Stokes, Charles B. Slagle, Dr H pictures of Botticelli, and Ruskin had 4.45, 5.25 and 6.25 ant., and 12.55 p. Boteler Gross Garfield county, has been undergoing - made his coppice into an early Italian except Pun ay. tw, Sunday,. Only.-Leave Baltimore for Union in I ts all sorts of experiences this fall with tirg 1)Istricst. altar piece. Then he had his espalier Bridge and Intermediate Stations 9.35a, m., and his 3,000,000 pound spud harvest. In Notary Public of apples and a little gooseberry patch 3.00 p.m. Leave Union Br idge at 6.45 and smo a. -W.11. Troxell. these operations it has required the ef- and 4.00 p.m., for Baltimore and Intermediate Justices of the Peace-Henry Stokes, Millard and a few standard fruit trees and F. Shuff. forts of two drivers to operate the dig- • Stations. some strawberries mixed with flow- The Kind You Have Always Bought Constables- ger, four sorters drawn by a single ers. In one corner there were beehives Baltimore & Cumberland Valley R. R. School Trustees-Dr, R. I Annan, et. p horse with two in mesh, five Shuff Oscar D. Franey. CRATE,' ,now tone moverms HURDLE. pickers to in the old fashioned pent house trailed In Use For Over 30 Years. pick and dump the spuds into the sort- Leave Hagerstown for Shim ensiiirr arid In- TONV11 Officers. extension rods on the plow and a clevls over with creepers. Here and there THE CENTAUR COMPANY. 77 MURRAY STREET, NEM/ YORK CITY. termediate statiens at 11.00 a. rn and 7 00 p. m. er, a man to run the machine, another Bro gess-Philip J enouffer. to hitch the team to, like the cut. The were little hummocks, each with its settiel.: areaki eets.2. For Chanibersburg 6.:.0 a nm. Leave Snippens- man to sew sacks for each sorter, four 'oirg tor Hagerstown and Intermediate Stations sketch was sent us by one of our read- special interest of fern or flower.-Good alt 00 a, na., and 2.55 p. in. Leave Chambersburg entireness. men with teams to haul to By. ers in • Kansas, and he says it works the storage Words. 1.45 pm. Lutheran Church cellar, 50 by 200 feet; teams hauling Pastor-Rer . Charles Reinewant Services well for him. If the beam of the plow every Sunday morning and evening at to cecieez sixty-two bushel seeks at a load, two s. Tr. and is adjustable to draft it should of Looking Under the it. Trains Via Altenwald Cut-lift' 7:20 o'clock p. m. Wednesday even men to help load in tile field, two to Chambersburg and In- Ins 'ectures at 7:30 o'clock. SundaY course be adjusted before the rods pro You seldom wilt find a brainy man leave Hagerstown for 9 oVock am. School a t store in the cellar, together with the termediate Stations ai 3.20 p. N. bolted to the handles. with a round head. The head that NEW STOCK OF Leave Chambersburg for Hagerstown and In- proprietor consti- The lower figure shows two views of and foreman, which contains lots of brains either is very termediate Star ions at 7.47 p. m. Reformed Church of the InearnatIon. tuted the working force. One day's re- portable sheep fencing used at the Col- long from front to back or else ir- Pastor, 11 iv. A. M. Obiek, services every- sunday morning at 10:111 experiment station. It is easy to sults were 1,407 two bushel centals in regular. You can learn something of Leave Rocky Ridge for EmmitsMirg at 8.26 and o'clock and every orado 10 36 a, m. and 3.31 and 6.37 n. m. Leave Ilt._mits- other Sunday evenieg at 7 o'clock. storage ready for market when it looks DOUGLAS SHOES at Snmlay move about and set up and very readily a man's mental ability by the hat he burg for Rocky Ridge at 7.50 and 9.55 a. In. and School 9:::0 o'clock a. in. Midweek service at? good. The potatoes are first class, of 2.55 and 4.50 p in. - o'clock. flat.chetical class on Saturday glade. wears. If his head is so bumpy that noon at 2 after- medium size, white and as clean and Leave Bruceville for Frederick at 8 35, 9.36 and o'clock . It seems as if he never could get a hat 10.40a. m. and 445 and 6.10 p. tn. Leave Bruce- Protecting Manure. free from dirt as a newly laid egg. to fit him he probably is a- genius or vi Ile for Columbia Littlestown and Taneytown Presbyterian Si 9.47 a. m. and 345 p. Church. Commenting upon manure pits, Coun- The varieties are Perfect Peachblow a crack-a-jack in some particular line. 18 Different Styles, Leave Frederick for Baltimore at 7.50 a. m. and Pastor-Be,'. David 11. Riddle. Morning try Gentleman says: We believe that and Grubb's White Cafe. While the If his head i,•3 long from front to back 3.410 and 455 p. in. service at 10:30 o'clock. Evening service at 7110 editor of Field and Farm was down in o'clock. Wednesday evenirg Lecture and Prave any method which requires the han- he is a clear thinker and smart as a Meeting at 7 NEW LOT OF FALL AND WINTER BOOTS, Connections at Cherry Run, W Va o'clock. Sabbath School at 9:1 dling of liquid manure is objectionable Ohio not long ago he saw an old men whip. So if your hat costs more mon- o'clock a. m. and a small boy digging potatoes with B. a 0, passenger trains leave Cherry Run for because impracticable. The best meth- ey than your friend's bat does and SHOES and RUBBERS. Full assortrneht of Cumberland and Intermediate points, daily, at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, plenty of bedding to ab- a hand hoe in a five acre patch, and you are harder to fit be consoled by SlIm. m.; Chicago Express. daily, at 1.14 p. iii.; od is to use Children's school shoes. Good styles. Low Pastor-Rev. J. 0. Hayden. C. M. Fir this is what they are pleased to call Chicago Express, daily, at 8.54 p. Mass 1:0o o'clock sorb all the liquid manure and keep considering that. your brain is worth 'Daily. All others daily, except Surclay. a. m..second Ma SR 10 o'clock farming in that country,-Denver Field prices, 65, 75, 85 cts., $1, $1.25, $1.50 per pair. a. m., Yespeis 8 o'clock p. in., Sunday School the stable dry and sweet. This manure more.-New York Press. at 2 o'clock p.m. and Farm. - Infants Moccasins for 15 and 5 cts. per pair. Infants shoes may be hauled directly to the field, but B. Cl. CPRWOI.D, F. M. 110WFT L. ethoellet Episcopal Church. at 25 a-5- and 50 etc. Many different kinds to select from. Gen'l Traffic at ansger. Gena Pass. Agent. eince it is not possible to get upon the A Race of Masked Men. Pastor-Rev . 0. C. Pine Shavings as Manure. Harris Services every RUM at ain times u Lid may be incest- The Touarags of the Sahara are one Men's and Women's every day shoes for $1, $1.25 and $1 50. anber Sunalcy afternoon at 2:20 o'clock. Un- venient for other reasons the most de- Fresh pine shavings contain an acid SOLID SILVER worn! League Devotional Service 6.30 p. m of the most curious races of maukind. sewed and pegged soles. A glance at my stock will convince Sunday School at 1.30 p. m. eirable method is to store the manure and if used in large quantities will you that I can supply your wants in wear. PriCCS always • as low The men never expose their faces to foot k4coel el I em. sour the land. When used for bedding as American Lever Watches. under cover until it can be convenient, public VleW. They always wear a possible to make them. Respectfully, and mixed with the manure there will WA2R5NTED TWO YEARS, Fmerrild Beneficial Association. ly placed on the land. The writer a cloth mask, even when they are eat- Rev. be no damage. The ammonia in the M.FRANK JO. nayden. Chaplain: 1'. F Burkett. few years ago constructed a shed for ing and sleeping. It is said that only ROWE. O1•7 6. President: Jias. Posensteel. 01••e-Prestdert ;chars liquids will correct the acid in the shav- Rosensbeel; gacrctarv; Assistan, Secretarr: Johns the double purpose of holding the ma- ene white traveler has ever seen a . '7 EYSTER. D. Elder loI n ings. They should be used until well N. Stouter, Treasurer: James nure produced by forty cows and Touarag unmasked. They think they Rosensis el .Thlin Seelierger. Frank F eller soaked and then mixed in the manure ESTA BIAS VD Stewar;s; Ti. W. Stonier, tIte5Etepr. twelve horses and to serve as shelter lire dishonored if their faces are un- '1979 Ther ss the French pile. Shavings handled in this way fnnytl. Sunday cf each onth, in G- for the cows during the stormy days covered. O. Rosenstcers house east end of town. water, have been used for years with good re- Price for I Cent ! when they were turned out Mt. St. Mary's a Melte sults. They make a good absorbent Benevolent ASSO sunshine and exercise. This shed was Impressive. and are easily handled in the manure. elation. 28 by 06 feet, being closed on three "Why did we nerite late and leave Rev. J. B. Manley. Fresh sawdust is much the same and cheninin: PrgsIdent, A. V sides and open on one long side which before the opera was over?" asked the Keepers; Vi,:e-Presidcpt. WrinWaiter:'treasurer should be soaked with liquid or well John Resensieel; Secretary, Chas, faced the east. The cattle could stay en- Fekennxic- youngest daughter. "It was very THE SUN Assistant. Secretary, Joseph ItieNisity,; Ser- mixed in the pile before spreading on under the shed or out in the open yard, joyable." geant-at Arms. John Short,; Sick Visiting Com- the ground. Old sawdust from ice mittee, Wm. Myers. chairman: James Rosen- and somewhat to our surprise they "Of course It was," answered Mrs. t*,!..OVI,. SELLS FOR ONE CENT, steel, houses that have been in use for some Henry Hopp, John Shorts, George Wagner. usually chose to stay out in the open, Newrich, "but, may dear, we had to Board of Directors, J. E.llopp, John Peddiecrd; years may often be used as a mulch IM) CAN CE PAC 6F EVERY Win. Walter. enjoying the sunshine, but sheltered show people that we didn't care wheth- or even plowed into the ground with- TTFL from the west and north winds. er we got our money's worth or not." CEALER, AUNT AND Arthur Post, No. 41, G. A. R. out passing through the stable, but we Commander, :lames R. Black • senior Vies- consider it safer to use it as a bedding NF.WSBOY AT THAT Commander. George T Eyster :' Jr. Vice-Corn wne mens 'runt etive Winter Eggs. mender, John H. Ventzer ; first: Pine needles are us-ed at the The Proof of the PuddiT:g. diets-mt. /Downer Poultry houses should be put in NH C Gamble • chaplain. San-rel McNair: Creer of south for "You can hardly persuade Miss Old- the Pay. Win, shape for whiter. Mend the windows mulching .strawberries, but IfimEMittg Orintitit B. Weaver; Officer of the Guard, the strawberry will girl that marriage is not a failure." Samuel Wngerman;Surgeon, Abraham Bening. and clean the glass. Coat felt roofs thrive In a soil so ALL SUI,SCRIBERS Quartermaster, Geo. T. Gelwicks acid that "Why? She never did marry." with hot coal tar and sprinkle with ninny other crops could hard- Miss Ida. M. Snyder, ly grow. 'rime prejudice against saw- "But she tried to and failed."-Sruart Vigilant Rose Company. fine, sharp sand. Bank the walls out- Treasurer of the dust and shavings can usually be Set. District of Columbia, IS PUBLISHED Meets the first Friday evenfr g of each month side with earth and leaves covered Brooklyn East End Art Club. at Firemen's traced to results Rail. President. Charles R./Joke with boards. Store a few leads of obtained from using "If women would pay more attention to ViemPresident. Jas. A. Slagle; Secretary, W. them fresh.-Rural New Yorker. Every bird, sooner or later, comes health -Virginia, Troxell • Treasurer. J. IT. Qtokes ; Capt. gravel and dig earth. Arrange to make their we weeld have more happy West Virginia Ed, C. Moser; let down from its perch.-Schoolmaster. wives, mothers and Bowan, at. Bowe:2ed the Nesting place extra warm by lining daughters, and if they I lent.. CIIRS. E. Jackson: Chief Norziernan, W. E. Nice Method of Putting Up Butter. would observe results they would find EVERY FRIDAY MORNING Ashbaugh ; Hose Director, John Slagle. the walls and use of curtains. Hens It that the North and South Butter cartons are very much the cannot be too often repeated, "To doctors' prescriptions do not Emmitsburg Water Company, which roost warm by night and keep perform the many cures they are given nicest method of wrapping butter for Innovate is not to reform."-Burke. President, T. S. Annan; Viers-President. L. 1.1 dry and busy by day will lay winter credit for. Metter; Secretary:C, retail trade, says Carolina D. Eichelherger. Treasnr eggs. If new houses are needed now the Country Gentle- "In consulting with my druggist he ad- $1.00 A YEAR IN MAHE er E. L. .Anr. /Meet( vs. L. lit Metter. man. - Of course the butter Acquiring a Reputation. I. S. Annan, E. L. Rowe J. Thos. GelwIcks, Is the last chance for the seeson.- should be vised McEiree's Wine of Cat-dui and Thed- AS WELL AS THOSE Ill J. Archbishop Howley, who Stewart Annan. American Cultivator. wrapped in parchment paper first. If lived in ills ford's Black-Draught, and so I took it and 50 CENTS FOR 6 MONTHS, you are making a uniform grade of eighteenth century, most unjustly act have every reason to thank him for a new Pennsylvania And Delaware, which you have no the reputation of swearing like a troop- life opened up to me with restored health, OneffignuteCougheure Smoking Meat. reason to be asham- AND 'THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES, ed have your name er. The explanation is that the Duke and it only took three months to cure me." For Cuts,Cods and Where one has but a little meat to printed on either can get THE SUN by mail for cue cent a copy, Croup. or both the of Cumberland, who fought the battle No subscription will be received lot smoke a barrel can often be used for parchment wrapper and Wine of Cardui is a regulator of the the carton. Cartons of Culloden and who was unspeakably menstrual functions and is a most less than six months, and no paper arriP this purpose. A correspondent sends Ill and paper may as- be secured profane, once went in quest of the tonishing tonic for women. It cures The Sun at I Cent vouches from almost any dairy sup- discontinued until arrears are the following plan, which he primate to scanty,suppressed, too frequent, irreg- ply time The paper costs from $1.20 get his assistance about a IS THE CHEAPEST HIGH-CLASS PAPER IN paid, unless at the option OS: for as perfectly satisfactory, says Or- ular and painful menstruation, falling to $1.50 per thousand sheets printed certain bill which be disliked. He re- THE BRIIII2Ore ange Judd Farmer: A sugar barrel or of the womb, whites and flooding. It UNITF.D STATES. the Editor. and the cartons $2.25 turned to the house of lords, saying: THE SUN'sSIH.cial con'espondenisthroughoutthe Established 1773. other barrel of large size is preferable. to $5 per thou- is helpful when approaching woman- sand, "It's all right, my lords. I've seen the United States. as well as in Europe, China, South With a keyhole saw cut a door near hood, during pregnancy, after child- Africa. the Philippines, Porto Pico, Ci1;a and in archbishop, and he says he'll see the birth and in change of life. every other part of the world make it the greatest the bottom through two or three staves. It fre- newspaper that cvn be News and promoters to - before he'll vote for quently print( C. THE DAILY AMERICAN. Notes. brings a dear baby to homes Its Washington and New York bureaus are AD VERTIF.AN C After sawing the door nail a strip the- bill." As a matter of fact, all that have been Terms by Mail. Postage Prepaid. American Agriculturist reports a short barren for years. All among the best in the United States, and give One across the staves to hold them together. THE SUN'S readers the (Tarliest information upon Mouth- • •.5.55 yield of broom corn-13,150 tons in the the profanity had been supplied quite druggists have $1.00 bottles of Wine Daily and Sunday,One Month of Cardui. all important events in the legislative and finan- .90 three states of production against 19.- In the ordinary run of conversatiou by cial centers of the country. AT LOW RATES Da0y, Three Months .7e. Daily arid Sunday, Three Months 874 tons a year. ago. the duke THE SUN'S market reports and commercial col- 1 us umns are complete and reliable, and put the farm Daily, Six Months 1.58 Some of en, the merchant and the broker in touch with the Daily and Siinday, Six Months . • .. 2.24 the Canadian farmers are Daily. One Year abandoning Bis Faux Pas. I N EoFCARDUI markets of Baltimore. Norfolk, Charleston, New ." 5.00 pegs as a crop on account With Sunday Edition, One Year uttering York.CJaicago, Philadelphia and all other import- 4,513 of the weevil. They were the tender non- ant points in the United States and othercountries Sunday Edition. One Year 1.60 sense that succeeds the great question. It appears to be the case that dogs ALL Op WINCH "And," said the girl bravely, "if pov- -CALL ON- THE TWICE-A-WEEK do not care to worry goats as they do JOB PRINTING AMERICAN. cety comes we will face it together." sheep. THE READER GETS FOR The Oheapest and Best Family Newspaper "Ah, dearest," lie replied. "the mere GEO. T. EYSTER. A German scientific man Is credited Published. eight of your face would scare the wolf -AND- with the proposition that barren soil sway." ONE CENT. can be made to yield richly by inocu- See his splendid stock of We possess the superior facilities for the o NY (INF. DO AR A.YlilArd And ever since he has wondered wily THE Sus is the best type of a newspaper. mor- Six Months,50 Cents. lating it with bacteria and, further, ally and intellectually. It is an educator of the prompt execution of all kinds ofPlain A BARREL SMOICEIIOUSE. she returned the ring.-New York Trib- GOLD & SILVER that plants, even trees, will grow under highest charrieter, constantly stimulating to noble THE THICH-A-WEEK -AM v:EICAN is published une. ideals in individual and national life. and Ornaniental Job Printing In two Issues, The hinges are old pieces of leather certain conditions just as well Key & Stem-Winding Tuesday and Friday without THE SUN is published on Sunday, as well as ev- such as Cards, Checks, Re- mornings, with the news of the week in tacked feet and may be put at the side, soil as with soil. Willing to Waive That. ery ot1;er tray of the won. compact shape. It also contains interesting spec, By mail THE DAFT Y SUN. $3 s year ;including ceipts, Circulars, Notes, ial correspondence, entertaining romances, good or the door may,- be hung from the top .An emergency appropriation of $25,- "Miss Angeline," began the poor but 'June SUNDAY 805.54. Tr a SUN PAY SUN alone, Book Work, Druggists' poetry, local matter of general interest and fresh Make a cross to hang over the barrel. 000. for food inspection work has been proud young man, "If I were in a posi- ems)a year. TUE %% EEN1.Y SUN, $1.00 ayear. miscellany suitable for the home circle. A care, fully edited A end from the hooks suspend the meat. asked from congress tion to ask you to be my wife"- BUSINESS LOCAL. Labels, Note Iteadings, Bill grioultip•al Department, and full by the secretary Adair eta and reliable Finaneitv and Market Reports, are Whet) the meat is in place throw a Heads, in all colors, etc. Special special of agriculture. "Good gracious, Mr. Throgson!" she A S. ABELL COMPANY.? - blanket over the cross to confine the S feabtbliin-egs' arra;igensents in cttlicr parts of The imports of apples into the United exclahned. "In a position? The idea! efforts will be made:to accommodate paper. your Watches, Clocks and Jew- Publishers and Proprietors smoke and light the fire, which should Kingdom during the nine months ended Do you think I would want you to get HavE both in paper and quality of work. Orders Entered at the posts:Ale° at Baltimore, Md. erly repaired by George 1'. Eyster who'Nan Baltimore lisld be placed in a pan. Great care must be Sept. 30 were the heaviest recorded for 1.,ewit on your knees?"-Exchange. from distance will receive prompt attention as seoond class matter. April 13,1894. taken with the fire so as not to burn up rants the same, and has alway on nand any like period. large watches,clocksjeweley and Chas. C. Fulton & Co. the meat or the barrel. stock of The breweries of the United States A Bret Harte Story. silverware. Emmitsburg Rail Road. FELIX A GNUS, Manager ant: Publisher Bret Harte was once asked in Lon- consumed in the last fiscal year 38.457,- ••••• When Scalding Pigs. don if be did not exaggerate some of Jkmeriotc t6Jffice, 278 pounds of hops. These are pro- TIME TABLE. BALTIMORE, MD. When scalding pigs put three hand- duced in four states-New York, Wash- his western character creations. He de- 50 YEARS' fuls of pitch in the water and a hand- ington, Oregon and Califeruia, with clared that he did not and told this EXPERIENCE On and after October 11, 1903, trains ful in each succeeding beet. Little or New York in the lead. true story, which he had always fear- on this road will run as follows: .S_AlL14:24 11- put into print: A well known des- .ILLS no shaving of the pig is required. No Enconesitement Seenen. ed to TRAINS SOUTH Smoke the meat three days, . having a perado came into a saloon, and of Her Father-What? You say you're Leave Emmitsburg, daily, -.except Sun- Nasal course those who knew him had busi- very hot fire the first day and using eng•aged to Fred? I thought I told you days, at 7.50 and 9.55 a. m. and 2.55 and fire the ness elsewhere at once. An English two pounds of sulphur in the riot to give him any encouragement? 4.50 p. m., arriving at Rocky Ridge at CATARRH remained, and the bad man OF ALL SIZES last two days. Neither flies nor Mice His Daughter-I don't. Ile doesn't tenderfeet TRADE MARKS 8.20 and 10.25 a. in. and 3.25 and 5.20 p. In all its stages there Britisher will touch the meat.-Orange Judil teed any.-New Yorker. Invited him to drink. The DESIGNS in. • NEATLY AND PROMPTLY should be cleanliness. Innocently said he did not care to do COPYRIGHTS &C. Farmer. Sending a sketch and TRAINS NORTH. Ely's Cream Balm -st remark to make in Anyone description may PRINTED HERE. One Difference. so, a dangerous quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an Leave Rocky Ridge, deity, except Sun- cleanses,eoothesand heals "Why do you think he'll be a famous whereupon the desperado invention is probably patent •able. Communica. the diseased membrane. Admirer-Yes, and her mind is as those days, Honig strictly confidential. liftiEllOOK on Patents days, at 8.26 and 10.36 a. in. and 3.31 eovelist?" sent free, Oldest agency for sewiring patents. It cures catarrh and drives fair as her face. wearily reached- for his gun and said and 6.37 p. m., arriving at Einmitsburg "He poses for photographs so well. Patents taken through MOM & CO. recelve _tot away a cold in the head in a tired sort of way, "Can't I ever spccUti notice, without charge, In tho at 8.56 and 11.06 a. in. and 4.01 and 7.07 with his Knocker-But the latter is a good quickly. atone folded and looking as if have a drink without killing a man?" p. no was thinking."-Juoge. deal more quickly made up.-Baltlenore Cream Balm Is placed into the nostrils, spreads American. Scientific American. WM. A. I i I 'Al ES, Prcs't. over the membrane and is absorbed. Relief isIn- Ak.$3 7111 111.11E . A han4somely illustrated weekly. Largest cir- culation of any scientific journal. Terms,$3 a mediate and a cure follows. ha not drying-does The Kind All letters should' be addressed to finals the You Have Always Bough) , . Bears the The Kind You NM Always 4.41 year: four months,$1. Sold by all newsdealer& not produce sneezing. Large Size, 50 cents at Drug.. tme is rich when one is sure of the !Code! Dyspepsia Cure ••,..ivature Signature gists or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail. morrow.-Chevalier. ?yift • 'MUNN & Co 361BrndwaY' New York eat. W. 11. TROXELL,Editor & Pub iNf Of Branch Office, 425 F St., Washington, D. C. Diqests what )uta ELY BROTHERS,Id Warren Street, New Yorke