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VOL. XXVI. EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1904 NO. 21 WASHINGTON LETTER. merce and Labor, is energetically A Sight For The Morbid. TYING KNOTS IN JAPAN. VEGETARIANISM. THE HEAD ON THE FLOOR. SKELETONS IN The morbid curio hunter has BOOKS trying to bring to punishment the It Is a Serious Art, as a Mistake Hap A Theory That Has Been Maintained Startling Incident Accompanying the (From Our Regular Correspondent.) missed his opportunity if he has Mean an Insult. scoundrels who were responsible for From the Earliest Days. Death of a Slave trader. SECRETS THAT ARE UNWARILY LEFT Like the arranging of flowers, the Washington, D. C., Oct. 8.—The putting on the market life-preservers overlooked the display in a Broad- From the earliest days vegetarians In a squalid court in Edinburgh IN LIBRARY VOLUMES. tying of way jeweler's window. It is the knots has been carried to the have maintained that fruit and vegee many years ago a man who had been death from consumption of the fa- concealing within their cork inter- of a complex point art by the Japa- tables are the proper food for mankind, notorious for his cruelties as a slave Bartholdi in Paris mummified head caf a dead South nese. There is one way—one right Stories of Love as Well as of Crime mous sculptor iors bars of iron six inches long—of and in ancient times such leaders of trader lay dying. Mental terror made way, that Buried Between the Leaves by Alb- causes deep regret in this city where course because crude iron is much African, The weazen, coal-black is—to knot the cord that thought as • Plato, Pythagoras, Empe- his end appalling to witness. Accord- confines a birthday or New aentminded Readers—The `Way One visage, as it rests on a silver pedes- Year's pres- docles and Plutarch can be counted ing to Scotch custom, the family open- he was well known. In 1886 your cheaper than cork. A more hideous ent There is one way to tie the bro- Murder Mystery Was Solved. among the advocates of this doctrine. ed the door to let the spirit pass. To tal, suggests the harrowing history cade correspondent was present at the offense against human life has not bag of the tea *jar when the lat- It fs in this connection that we find their infinite horror, the bloody head of The letter began, "My Sweet Anne." ter is empty and another unveiling .of his great statue of Lib- come to light itethis generation, and of its original owner. The card that when it is Virgil singing the praises of a natural a black man suddenly rolled into the Surely a stranger must be pardoned full. Not only general Ignorance of room. The family shrieked with fright. erty Enlightening the World in New the Secretary vehemently declares is appended testifies that the exhibit diet apart from the use of flesh: for reading it through, for it was foetid tocial customs but deadly insults may The man on the bed gave a yell of ter- Liddeu snugly away between the is "A genuine heall of the South Af- Soft chestnuts We possess leavee York harbor. It will be remember- that he will detect the guilty ones to communicated by the way a knot is And apples ripe, with store of curdled ror. They turned to his bedside, but of a dusty and uncient volume of pocine ed by all who "assisted" on that oc- and punish them for their crime. It rican Indian, who was killed by his tied, foreigners often making dreadful cream. he expired as they watched hint. When drawn from a great library. The end- tribe, and that afterward his mouth mistakes either through not knowing Still more to the point are Ills words they looked toward the door again, the er took it carefully to the librarian. casion that the eminent creator of seems that some of them, especially or from ignoring the niceties of knot head had disappeared. There was a was sewed to keep hint from reveal- In the Second Georgic at the close of a "Anothee.-one?" said the librarian In- the colossal statue that loomed above the manufacturers who furnished etiquette. vivid description of the joys of a golden splash of fresh blood upon the floor to 'quIringly. ,"Out of the old editien oe them, though he could speak Eng- the life preservers, are already well ing secrets in the other world." Hooks and eyes, buttons and buckles age: mark the spot where it had been, but Moore, eh? Well, I guess we 'won't Am- are unknown so far as Japanese dress nothing else to certify thaterthe horrid send it back. I generally return per- lish fairly well, was permitted to known ; it seems also that there is Pill Pleasure Before the reign is concerned. They do not have much Of the Dietcean king, before the days sight had not been a creation of morbid sonal letters if they are of enough en- take only the slightest part in the no law under which they can be ad- If you ever took DeWitt's Little to fasten, but What they do have they When on slain bullocks fed an impious imaginations. terest and nobody calls for them, but race. celebration. The stupidity of the equately punished. To punish them Early Risers for biliousness or con- fasten with cord. That is why they This appearance of a negro's head in if I sent everything back that we find have carried the tying of cord so far. This further rendering from Latin the room of a man dying after be had management conspired with his own the directors would be about my ears by a fine "for an attempt to evade stipation you know what pill pleas- The Japanese have hundreds of orna- poetry proclaims the same primeval committed innumerable barbarities up- for wasting postage stamps." The aft- modesty to shove him completely in the United State's laws" seems like ure is. These famous Little pills mental knots, some of them so old that teaching: on black slaves was a strange coinci- ernoon was a quiet one, and the li- the background, while DeLesseps trifling with the sacredness of hu- cleanse the liver and rid the system they antedate written history. Forbear, 0 mortals, 'to taint your bodies dence and nothing more. Professor brarian continued: Japanese children are taught to make with forbidden food. Owen, the famous anatomist, had been "We shake every book that Is return- came forward and talked for an hour man life. of all bile without producing un- knots just as they are taught to write Earth is lavish of her riches and teems attending an anatomical lecture where with kindly stores, ed, and almost always something falls about his great Panama canal which The mighty question whether the pleasant effects. They do not gripe, and draw. All sorts of flower and Providing without slaughter or bloodshed the body of a negro had been dissected. out It may be a letter like the one even then was a disastrous failure. suspension of partisan banners sicken or weaken, but pleasantly animal forms are copied. 'There is the all delicacies. He was taking the head home with him you have just found or a visiting card chrysanthemum knot, the iris knot, to examine .it more carefully. The distinguished artist was or a hairpin. Almost Invariably the Perhaps the across the streets of Washington give tone and strength to the tis- plum blossom, pine tree and cherry DUCKS AND THUNDER. streets were wet and slippery. Just as treasures that we unfold bear the ear- content in the reflection that he had shall be permitted has been decided sues and organs of the stomach, blossom knots. There is a stork knot, he was passing the open door of the marks of feminine possession. I am provided himself with a magnificent in the affirmative at last. It seems liver and bowels. Sold by T. E. a turtle knot, a knot named for the The Possible Origin of an Ancient house in which the Man lay dying he not charging women 'with carelessuees. sacred mountain Fujiyama. An easy English Expression. tripped, and the heal, slipping from goddess I am simply stating a fact. monument in the bronze like a work of supererogation. There Zimmerman, Druggist. knot is called the "old man's knot." The phrase, "like a dying duck in a the cloth in which he lied it, &fled "Generally the things we find are 'through the centuries will lift are no There is also an "old woman's knot." thunderstorm," probably originated in into the little room. The cry of the documentary In who party caucuses here ; no par- Shy Leap-Year Maid their nature. Laet her torch to light the pathway of ty conventions ; no party meetings ; the peculiar susceptibility exhibited by dying man diverted the attention of week I sheok out of a book on home "Yes," said the egotistical youth. these birds to electrical disturbances. those who were in the room, so that life n signed and indorsed check for the world's commerce. no party speeches ; no party pla- THE PARISIAN LUNCH. e, "I have been called a mechanical They hang their heads at such times Owen was able to secure his treasure .$79 made payable to the dressmakee distinguishsd visitor from Substantial and turn up their eyes in the most and depart unnoticed. was Our cards on tie walls, and no party genius." A Meal Served In the whose statement of account Buenos Ayres, Dr. Carlos Pellegrini, press. There are no party office- Middle of the Day, comically pathetic fashion, giving a pinned ,to it. On another occasion a "What's a mechanical genius ?" 12:30 is the faint die away quack now and again, fifty dollar bank note fluttered out, former president of Argentina, has holders—for, although the whole Noon or universal hour A MODERN HAMLET. asked the innocent girl. for the strictly Parisian lunch, which as though they had quite made up their Both were called for within a short luncheon with the Presi- minds that their last hour bad come, Wherein Hawthorne Was Akin to Occasionally one gives us a just had 30,000 are apparently Republicans "One who can almost make any- commences with "hors d'oeuvres," ap- time. dent. I called on hint yesterday at today, they will almost all be appar- petizers eaten with butter—the only but were resigned. They are thus pre- the Melancholy Dane. glimpse of a love secret or a tragedy. thing." time butter is ever served on a French cisely typical of people whose submis- Certlin, characteristics of Hawthorne Not -so long ago a letter was taken New Willard and had a pleasant the ent Democrats on the 9th of Novem- •"Oh, how jovely !" she exclaimed table. sion, more or less *forced, is made main- are, of course, indisputable, and it Is from a book which was of such an un- Dr. Pellegrini is a tall, The endless variety ly with an eye to effect. not fantastic to add that some of these usual nature that I remembered the interview. ber if Parker is elected president. "And could you make me a propos- of "hors d'oeu- distinguished looking man, and Why, then, should _our picturesque vres" would fill a volume--sardines, This susceptibility seems to be in- qualities bear a curious.resemblance to names concerned long enough to recog- al?"—Coitonbus Dispatch. shrimps, olives, radishes. Tiny salads herent in duck's, for their eggs in course those of that very Prince of Denmark nize them in the newspaper reports of speaks English perfectly. "That's vistas be interfered with by imperti- of every description are included among of hatching are spoiled by a thunder- who seems more real to us than do a court case which divided a family. Obvious. a great world's fair at St. Louis," he nent party curtains disfigured by them. storm when hens' eggs escape. most living men. Hawthorne was a The letter was addressed to a woman said, "but Japan is really the only portraits painted by sign painters ? He was the rawest of recruits and An mg or fish course follows, and It is worth noting in this connection gentleman; in body the mold of form, and filled with the frank and open the drill sergeant, who could not do the various ways in which both are that Shakespeare in "Thnon of Athens" and graced with a noble mind. Like avowal of a man's forbidden love, for nation on earth that does its best This city is now pervaded by over cooked would also fill a volume. Next says, "We, poor mates, stand on this the NVOLIMI1 was the wife of another. I anything with him was driven all Hamlet, he loved to discourse with un- there. Most of the other countries a thousand boys in uniform from the meat is served—beef, mutton, lamb dying deck." It is, just possible that lettered people, with wandering artists, carefully secreted the missive and a have what may be called compli- various parts of the country, evi- out of patience. At last the angry or veal—accompanled by one vegetable this may be the real origin of the with local humorists, although without few hours later Was confronted by a wergeant shouted : or a salad. If a vegetable, the salad phrase, as it refers to the sinking of a ever losing his own dignity and inviola- tall, heavily veiled lady, who asked If m,ntary exhibits. The fact is, the dently fired with the pomp and cir- follows as a separate course with fowl, ship during a thunderstorm, and deck a letter had been found el a book "Man, what is your head on for ?" ble reserve. Ile had irony for the pre- hitamn race is somewhat fatigued cumstance of war and marshalled in game or coy meat of some kiud. If a may have been carelessly recast as tentious, kindness for thq simple heart- which happened to be a morbid prob- with too much world's fair." I ask- what thei call "brigades." Athletic "Why to keep my collar front slip- salad is the accessory for the meat then duck.—London Answers. ed, merciless wit for the fools. He lem novel of great popularity at the ping off," was the ready retort.— some vegetable comes after it as a liked to speculate about men and wom- time, the work of a well known Eng- ed him if he saw many changes contests, drills, and military evolu- single lishwoman. The question was asked Glasgow Times. course preceding the cheese— ' MARINE TURBINES. en, about temptation and sin and pun- since he was here twenty years ago. tions are on the programs for yes- - - never omitted—and which with fruit • ishment, but he remained, like Hamlet, In a voice which tried hard not to "Oh, great and magnificent," he an- terday and today. A few of the of some kind forms the dessert. Be- . They Date Back to the Time of Hero clear sighted enough to distinguish be- shnke. I handed the letter over. and Alexandria. off. ORIGIN OF "KICKERS.." tween the salad and cheese course a of tween the thing in itself and the thing the woman hastily took herself swered, "immense everywhere. But youngsters stop at hotels but the ma- sweet month I ran across her dish, an "entrernet," consisting In turbine steamers there is a mark- as it appeared to him in his selitude Scarcely a later as defendant probably not so great as have taken jority of them sleep in the corridors Oupposed to Come From an Occupa- of a custard, cream, tart or the like, is ed absence of vibration, while the posi- and melancholy. His closest friends, mune in the newspapers often court. place in Argentina in the same time. of the public buildings awl in Tal-' tion In Cornish Mines. served, but cheese and fruit are tion low in the hull of the machinery like Horatio Bridge and William D. In a divorce usually allowed the writings we find in books "I believe that the origin of the ex- the honors of the ordl- gives great stability and in men-of-war Ticknor, were men of marked jus- "Yet We have probably built more rail- mage's Presbyterian church which nary average luncheon not always so intimate. Sometimes pressive bit of slang 'kickers' may be dessert topped makes better protection possible and tlee and sanity of mind—of the true are off with a good cup of they savor of domesticity and the de- roads than you in proportion to the has been opened for headquarters. found in the very lowest form of occu- coffee and a tiny affords facilities in maneuvering. Horatio type. Hawthorne was capable, glass of some of the kitchen. Indeed I have population. The city is superb. In They- will pay their respects this af- pation any member of, the human race liqueur.—What to Eat. The practical advantages of turbines if need be, of passionate and swift ac- lights enough recipes for desserts too sweet- follows," W. M. Robinson states. • are many. They reduce the oil bill con- tion, for all his gentleness and exquisite twenty years more it should be— ternoon to the President, whose How Sea Birds Get a meats to publish the collecelon as a "Between Worinsle,y's and St. Helen's, Drink. siderably and while they occupy less courtesy of demeanor. Toward the "When I was a cabin boy," said floor and cubic cookbook. Now and then a book is a well, at the head.. methods they greatly admire, and to in Cornwall, Is an tffiderground canal an space are simple in con- last he had, like Hamlet, his forebod- elderly sailor, "I often used to wonder, struction and operation. veritable mine. I have found in them I showed Dr. Pellegrini the report night will receive prizes in Conven- connecting the lower levels of the coal ings—"such a kind of gain giving as seein' birds thousands of miles out to In a turbine there is gold, silver and precious stones. Em- mines at Wormsley'e with the surface nothing to wear would perhaps trouble a woman"— of Governor Luke Wright's speech tion Hall for their multifarious exhi- sea, what they done for fresh water out. The only parts subjected to broidery silk by the yard and of rain- station at St. Helen's which saves a fric- and he died, like Hamlet, in silence, when they got thirsty. tion are the bearings at the bow hues may be fished out from some in Manila, in which he affirmed that bitions of strenuosity. As Coxey great deal of money for the mine extremities conscibus of an unfinished task—Bliss "One day a squall answered that of the spindle, but these run in oil and novels, and, alas, an occasional ciga- the South American Republics had was stimulated to leach his army here owners in handling the coal, which is Perry in Atlantic. simply loaded on the barges iu the question for me. It was a hot and after years of constant service show no rette paper. shown that they were not fit for self by the parade of the unemployed in mines and glitterin' day in the tropics, and in the wear. Parsons' turbine plants of 400 "The evidences of masculine forget- transported by the canal Reason For Marrying. clear sky overhead a black rain cloud horsepower and 1,800 hovsepower, fulness are rarer. I have forgotten al- government. "Alt, yes," he said, as Cleveland, it is believed that these under the mountains to the harbor at They w-ere talking about a friend of appeared all of it sudden. Then out of -.flitch have been driving electric gener- most all such instances, but of those he read, "I had not seen. The Gov- gold-braided kids have been started St. Helen's: When the canal was de- hers who had married a bishop sta- the empty space over a hundred sea ators for years, have not yet cost which I do remember there is one of vised, however, how to provide for a tioned in Kamchatka or Timbuktu or ernor does not know his geography. on this expedition by reading of the birds came dartin' from every direc- penny for repairs. which the details are as clear -to me locomotion for thee barges was a prob- some other heathen land. tion. They got under the rain cloud and The steam turbine dates back to 120 now as if they had happened yester- He should be more careful of his deeds of the dreadful derring-doers, lem. "I never could understand why she they waited there for about ten min- B. C., when Hero of Alexandria de- day. Indeed it will never leave my tongue.. He means the northwest- .the paladins of chivalry, who.follow- "Mules couldn't be used, amid there married him," said the young woman. utes, circlin' round and round, and scribed it in his book on mind, for it led to the capture of a were circumstances which ineele steam pneumatics.— "She 'seemed the last girl on earth to ern republics which are not yet very ed Corbin's intrepid autoinobile when the rain began to fall they drank Pearson's Weekly. gang of criminals. impossible, but an inventive -genius marry a bishop. She cared so much their fill. "A wealthy but solitary old bachelor far advanced. But Argentina, Chi- through the corn fields and potato finally solved the riddle by suggesting more for haiing it good time than she that "In the tropics, where the great sea The Print of the Springs. was found lifeless on the door of his li, Brazil. a large proportion of their patches of Virginia. cross pieces of timber be placed did for church work and sew-hug cir- birds sail thousands of miles away A politician upon his library one morning. On his body no along the roof of the canal, which was arrival at a cer- cles." people are white, descendants of very from shore. they get their drinkin' tain small town where he was to make wound WaS discovered, ana as far as lVe Have 031.16 Apiece low,; and men could lie on their "Girls are pretty wise nowadays," water in that way. They smell out a a speech the following day found that the detectives could aseertnin no one Europeans and with stable govern- backs on top of the loaded barges and said the young man, "and they general- The amount of money in circula- storm a long way off; they travel a the two so called hotels were crowded had gained access to the house. The ments." 'kick' the vessel along. After the barge ly have a good reason for marrying, the hundred unties, maybe, to get under it, to the doors. Not having telegraphed case excited great public interest, and tion in the United States is now was once started this was found to be way they do. A girl friend of mine "Then Argentina does.not believe and they swallow enough raindrops for accommodations, the politician dis- I followed the developments with close- greater than at any other time in the feasible. married a doctov so she could always The to keep them goin'."—Portland Ore- covered that he would have to make ness in the newspapere. There had in the black races ?" I asked. men Could easily keep the load be well for nothing, and muybe this history of the country, the aggregate In gonian. shift as best he could. He was been at first some talk of suicide and "Oh, yes ; but the Indian is dif- motion by the means suggested, and corn- girl married the bishop so she could being $2,558,279,984. Notwith- it has ever since been in use. There polled for that night to sleep on a wire more of heart failure. but the autopsy Oxford Training. be good for nothing."—New York 'Trib- ferent—unquiet and fond a change. is no question about the low grade of cot which had only some blankets and put a new phase upon the ease, for It standing the loss in volume through The average citizen, if asked une. to We have no trouble )vith the de- this sort of work, and even the men what a sheet on it. As the statesman is a l showed that the old man had come the loan to the Cuban was taught at Oxford, would probably fat man, his death through an ineklions yet pow- Republic, who follow it are constantly 'kicking' he found his Improvised bed t • The Traitor's Stone. scendants of Africans. The color reply, "Useless learning." And in The question then arose. this total is $109,377,806 more than around the villages where they live. anything but comfortable. A curious specimen of the famous erful poison. line is dot drawn with its. Person- many ways it is a true answer, for administered it? :es I was read- They were known at the mines official- "Well," uisked a friend, when the poli- Traitor's stone of Rome is still pre- Who on September 1, 1903. its aim is not to film out doctors, detailed report of the doctors I ally, politically and socially we make ly as 'kickers' because of their work, tician appeared in the dining room in served in England. It is a large round ing the lawyers and merchants, ready made, the /miter. I remem- Based on the estimates of the and their vocal complaints, continually the morning, "how did you sleep?" piece of sandstone, much of the np- suddenly dropped no difference. We have no such but men with carefully trained minds, month before a stranger Treasury experts of a population of indulged in, caused every one at "Oh, fairly well," replied the states- pearance of a millstone, with a few bered that a race hostilities as you have." fitted not for this or that profession, man come in ono wet. dismal night and Wormsley's or St. Helen's, no matter nonchalantly, "but I looked like a apertures which make it bear a faint had 82,098,000, the amount in circula- but for the whole conduct of life. It work by it for- "That," I suggested, "perhaps be- what their station or employment, who evattle when I got up."—Youth's Com- resemblance to the human face. At asked for a recondite tion if equally is contended that such a man will in- panion. author. ,It was a standard divided would give Indulged in complaints to be called one period in Roman history it was eign cause the slavery question is absent, sensibly take a wider Vlow of his sub- and sei- each man, woman and child in the 'kickers.' I presume that the origin I the custom to have all persons suspect- treatise on poisons a volume or because you have so few negroes" ject than the specialist, for he A Dottoxulessi Luke In Sweden. of the word, as we use it, is just what ap- ed of traitorous conduct place their dom read. United States $31.16. proaches it from a different stand- Iii Then-ma Nestle's "Terrors of the "I the library- and sought "No," he said, "we too had slavery I have suggested."—St. Louis Globe- hands hi the mouthlike opening. If hurried to The per point.—London Outlook. Night," published in 1594, he says nett the book. Opening it and rapidly run- capita circulation has ris- Democrat. time stone bit their lingers the prisoners and the proportion of negroes in Lake Wetter, Sweden, is bottomless. over the pages you may lin:11;111e en steadily at a faster rate than the were deemed guilty. ning Argentina is about the same as in Good Living In China. He also tells other peculiar things re- iumy nstonishment and almost horror to population has increased. On Sep- An English surgeon at Hongkong specting it. "Over it no fowle the United States—say one-tenth. CAUSTIC CURVES. files but Japanese Prison Food. find lying between two pages devoted writes that "all Is frozen to tember 1, 1903, it was $29.60; on Chinamen eat fish and death nor aide mann pass The food given the prisoners in Jaye to a detailed account of the very poison We have not learned to dislike a Why a Napkin Ring Throws a Heart pork at morning and evening meals. but is mummed like a statue of mar- enese prisons is in proportion to their that eaused the old man's death a the same date in 1902 it was $28.- Shaped Reflection, man on account of his color. Many Fowls and ducks are always on the ta- ble. Awle ye inhabitants around about conduct and industry, the prisoners smirched and thumb 'narked piece of 55; for 1901 it was $2.18 and for It is found that in concave spherical ble of n11 but the most it are of. our best are humble of the deafened with ye hidieous roar who do not conduct themselves as they Paper. On It WaS writing in a small citizens colored. mirrors the reflected rays only come to 1900 it was $26.85, while on Sep- cooly class, and they do not have them of hits waters when out of its midst should. receiving a cake of rice, which and engular haed referring to the Portugal has just sent us her em- a definim focus in the point, when the because they cannot afford them. I as out of Mont (libel' a sulphurous must last fur seven days, while in the chapter and -page on which the poison tember 1, 1903, it was $23 96, an angular aperture of the mirror does not hope this bassador, a negro. his mother, I will be a sufficient answer to stinking smoak issues that well nil case of the orderly prisoners the same was described. I then looked up the increase of 23 per cent, in six years. exceed eight or ten degrees. With a those who mnintain believe, was quite black ; he that Chinamen poysons ye whole countrie about." cake lasts crnly four days_ The prison- record of the book's withdrawal and is a - - larger aperture the rays reflected near live on rice. It is not nearly so true as ers who conduct themselves properly found the name which the man had dark mulatto, a man with fine fea- Facts For The Judge . the edge cut the axis of the mirror at that the Scotch live on porridge." Act In the Present. receive also a little horse meat and given. I also found that the book had a point nearer its surface than those tures, a scholar, a linguist, a travel- Last week a strapping negro Be not anxious about tomorrow. Do potato or pea sauce with their meets. not been taken out since. Having* :is. from A Simple er, a fine points immediately around the Question. today's only. Fight today's temptation, cortained thew? facts. I Went at once conversationalist, wealthy woman was up before a magistrate, center. This being so, and "May a man marry ills widow's the curve of sis- and do not weaken and distract your- They Go Together. to the police. Taking the Information —in short, a gentleman. His lath- the mirror being ter?" was a question I charged with unmercifully beating continuous, a corre- heard put to a self by looking forward to things you "And whet are you going to do when its a clew. the detectives, after it long sponding curve of prominent lawyer. s.e- is one of the rich men in Lisbon. her boy. successive focal cannot see and could not understand you're a mau?" asked the visitor. nnd arduous search. followed It to its points is "Certainly he may," Well, this brown formed in space, and can be was the reply if you saw them. Enough for you that "I've been tin retitled the logical end and arrested the only'rela- embassador is re "I don't understand how you can renderetr visible by the rays without a moment's hesitation. falling on Then God is just and merciful and evilf re- bright boy. "of starting au elephant tire the old man had possessed.. mmmed- eeived in society everywhere on a a reflecting the lawyer had another have the heart to treat your own surface, such as a sheet of think coming.— ward every man according to his work. 'farm in Virginia." ical student. whose existence had not white paper or a Albany Journal. rar with any white man, and he child so cruelly," said the magis- tablecloth. —Charles Kingsley. "An elephant fartuk" even been known. He confessed his The napkin ring gives fine dinners and parties and is a cylinder and Certainly., Why not? They rale° share in the crime and. with his aceom- trate. possesses the properties of the Seer. spher- Human Na titre., peanuts there."--Philadelphia Press. plices, paid the penalty. 'flint case "Tell me what Ave all attend them. Why should• "Jedge, has you been a parent of ical mirror along one diameter. The you eat and- I'll It is constantly said that human na- opened my eyes to the value of Inspect- rays falling upon tell you what you are," said the seer. we not ? But yours is a wonderful- a wufless yeller boy like that ar cub portions more remote l_ture- is hPartiess. Do not believe it. Fond of Children. ing every book es It returned to the The -man told him what he from the center line are brought to a ate. Huanm minim is kind and generous, "The dog you sold me yesterday librnry."—New York Tribune. ly progressive country. I mean to of mine ?" "You're o blanked fool!" different focus from those falling near- said thee but it is narrow and blind and can would have eaten may little girl up this visit it every little while as long as "Never—no, er the center, and this seer. Lilly never" (with great produces the with difficulty conceive anything morning if sae had not been rescued." -Sties Just Practicing, peculiar heart shaped reflection. "Wonderful! Wonderful!" exclaimed but live." Dr. Pellegrini is gathering vehemence—and getting red in the what it immediately sees and feels. "But you insisted on having a dog UntiorStaild that Mr. Bine. and tile These figures are known as "caustics the ma n.—Puck. data for the treatment of labor ; 'that was feed of children," fiancee limey linti a quarrel." prob- face). by reflection," and can be well observed When trouble goes hunting him a "Yes." nnswered etiee fereeenne_ lems in Argentina. "Den by allowing the light of At First Sight, don't talk ; you don't know a candle to fall man may dodge it, but when a man The reasott a man flu irries his sweet- "Rut it is nothing serione. ',She is on the inside "Did he fall in love at first sight?" Mr. Metcalf, .Seeretary xf Com- n uffia abeet,it"- I )11 iladelphia Ledper. of a cup or tumbler partly goes limiting trouble it hasn't one heart is be- lose she is not like other prudent girl and wants to mate Tam*: fllied with milk. "Yea. First sight of her 'bank ac- champ in a thousand of eecaping hire. :girls. The le ason lie divorces her is be- sly, can ma*ifilie him when LP eteunt,"—Priuceton Tiger. Is —Cincinnati Times-Star, cause she It —Illinois tate Journil. gry."—Washitigton -0. UNCLE SAM'S CAIN CROPS. Nr Crane Named Por U S Senate Robeat Pierson Allen, the oldest! SUNLIGHT AUTOMATIC fsetowseswAswassowassovsets sriire.tWv4,0orkiVOAA,44.440~Ptis,eaValel ifrol:t5bittij Chria Boston, October 12.-Governor resident of Westminster, The greatest corn crop ever pro- died Oc- FORCE FEED CAS MACHINE SELL YOUR John L. Bates today appointed for- tuner 11 in the duced in the United States vigg that ninety-second year FIW)AY, OCTOBER II, 1901. mer Governor W Murray Crane, of of his age. He ,leaves a brother, HAY, WHEAT AND CORN TO of 1902, the output of that year be- Dalton, U. S. senator to fill the un- Amazie Allen, at Dover, N. J., who ing 2,523,000,000 bushels. Accord- rri expired term of George F. Hoar, re- is ninety-four years old. Mr. Allen S1Tirt 1 WYNNE IN PAYNE'S PLACE. ing to the Government crop report 3 J. inn. -Washington, l0.-Presi- cently deceased. He will accept. was for forty-five, years a ruling October for October, the yield of, corn in The highest market price al- W. Murray elder of the Presbyterian church. PIANOS. sit Ili.)s?velt today appointed Mr. 1904 will not fall much be/ow that Crane, ex-Governor of ways paid for these products. Pebert 1. Wynne Postmaster-Gener- Massachusetts, is a successful busi- Having a hay packer 1 am Strictly High Grade. ,of 1902, being estimated at 2,475,- The Commissioner of the General al, to succeed the late Henry C. ness man who has amassed a great exceptionally well prepared to 1 000,000 bushels. The wheat .pro- Land Office issued an order di- Convenient Terms. Payne, of Wisconsin. Mr. Wynne fortune by indefatigable industry buy and handle hay to an ad- duction this year is estimated at recting that 130,000 acres of unsold vantage. 1 Pianos of Other Makes to Suit )1as been acting Postmaster-Generel and a genius for large organization. 551,000,000 bushels 86,000,000 lands of the.Red take Indian Res- The Most Economical. order of President He was born in Dalton 50 years ago, All kinds of by the since the bushels less than last year. The ervation he placed on sale under WRITE FOR CATALOGUE. in the house in which he still lives. death of Mr. Payne and the appoint- oats crop is estimated at 888,000,000 homestead entry. 9 N. Liberty St., Baltimore, Md. But for generations MMilOM.11.•*•••••••kflii•••••...1 CHOP i ment today making him a member bushels. These are big figures, but the family has & BRAN been ,of the cabinet was not unexpected this is a big country. Our farmers a notable one in the history of AN OLD always on hand. The best the old Bay State. They have dom- ADACE grades of in Washington, where it has been make enough corn and wheat to.supe 0 EMMITSBURG MARKETS. inated some ;known since Friday that his name ply a nation of 80,000,000 people. of the most important The following market quotations, which are consideration the railroad interests of Massachusetts ,,A light purse is a heavy curse" corrected every Friday morning, eve subject to Nvas under by In addition, they have a surplus pro- tri COAL daily changes. Trssident. ameng which is the Albany Railroad Sickness makes a light purse. f.) - duction of cereals to export to coun- Corrected by E. R. Zimmerman k Company, The LIVER is the seat of nine always in stock. Son. It is understood that George B, tries which one of the richest corpor- No Limit 10 Size. Wheat,(dry) • 1.05 cannot make the raw tenths of all disease. Cortelyou, chairman of the Republi- ations in the old commonwealth. Rye material for their own bread. This LIGHT FOR ALL. Oats 30(555 In addition to his FLOUR. can National Committee, will suc- year, if the shortage in the wheat railroad inter; It Has Come To Stay. It Has No New Corn per bushel ceed Mr. Wynne as Postmaster-Gen- ests, Mr. Crane owns a number of When in need of Flour give me Old Corn, shelled per bushel 6d, crop be as great as the Government Equal. tray 6 00 to LLD woolen mills. He also owns a shoe a call, I handle Rhodes!, Cov- .eral in the event of the election of report indicates, Uncle Sam will ship SAFE, ECONOMICAL, BRILLIANT, HEALTHY, January factory at Dalton, his native town. 's Pills er's and Mjsmesota,Flour. Cer.-ttrats•-y Px•csai ce Eta. Mr. Roosevelt about 1 or only half as much .wheat abroad as Toll Having made important improvements Corrected by Yos. S. Bake. But it is the manufacture of go to the root of the whole mat- in our Gas Machine by the application perhaps not until after March 4. The he .did in 1903. That is the theory, paper When you want to buy any- Butter. vr ter, thoroughly, quickly safely of Force Feed and combining generator ...... post .$)f First Assistant Postmaster that has demanded most of Mr. and gasometer in one, and simplifying thing in my line give me a call, St but it may not prove the fact. The and restore th e action the Chickens, per th 10 Crane's attention, and for years he of many points of construction, and requir- and when you have anything to Creneral has been left vacant, and English, for instance, may be will- LIVER to normal condition. Swing Chiskens per ...... 19 ing Small space to install ; obviating all sell come to see me. urkeys while it is reported that Mr. Wynne has supplied this article to the goY- danger excessive T ..... ing to pay a high price for wheat- of discharge of carbide Ducks, per 3:3 Give tone to the system and into generator, making gas 9 will return to that position, if suc- ernment at Washington. in excess of J. STEWART AN N . Potatoes, per bushel as a higher price, perhaps, than the solid flesh to the body. consumption. We now claim to have the ceeded by Mr. Cortelyeu, it is gen- Dried Cherries,(seeded)-. 10 grain will command in the Ameri- To Europe And Back In 12 Days perfect' Gas Machine, furnishing the OVW.A.4 Raspberries is erally believed in Washington that Take No Substitute. most brilliant light ever produced, and Blackberries can market. In that event they will What is said to bp the record trip are prepared to furnish the Improved the Nothing has ever equalled it. a character of the services which get as much American wheat as they across the Atlantic and back was Machine, guaranteed to be the most Peaches, Notice to Creditors. simple and efficient working Gas Ma- Nothing can ever surpass it. (dried) Mr. Wynne will render as PoRtmas- are able to pay for at prices satis- completed Tuesday when the North Lard, per Pr chine Do the market. We guarantee all Beef Elides ter General will be of so high a stan factory to the owners of wheat ia German Lloyd liner Kron Prinz machines as represented and put in on the ins to give sub- dard of efficiency and integrity that is notice that the approval. All material of the best, put I..137131 United Strtes. Wilhelm arrived in port at New T scriber has obtained from the Or- up in neat and substantial manner. All iSlreleC.7 It.. Dr. King's Corrected by Patterson Brothers the President in remoulding his cab- Uncle Sam's farmers raise, accord- York. Julius P. Meyer phans' Court of Frederick County, Mary- inquiries for prices or information in had jour- land, testamentary Steers, per lb...... $ it 44 inet, in the event of ele.ction, will of- letters on the estate regard to installing inaehine will have , ing to the Agrilcultural Department neyed to Europe and back in 11 of prompt attention. Descriptive eireulars kaw Discovery Fresh Cows 43. 00 Oa OCS Fat Cows and Bulls, per lb ..... 24 ay) fer Mr. Wynne some other impor- more than three fourths of the days and 23 hours. Mr. Meyer took KATE CALL, on application. Rights for sale. Fully protected by patents. For ralLIV2.1" Pric9 Hogs, per lb 6 To 64, tant Cabinet port folio or a position world's corn crop. Our exports of passage on the steamship Deutsch- late of said County, deceased, All per- 011)5 usa Sheep, per lb 3 irai sons having claims against the said es- Manufactured by Lambs, per lb - of .equivalent rank and standing. this cereal have grown from 30,768,- land from New York at 8 A. M. on tate are hereby warned to exhibit the V. T. HAYS & EON A Perfect For All Throat and Calves; per lb. I a. 5!4 213 bushels in 1891 to 209,348,273 September same, with the vouchers thereof, legally Cute: Lung Troubles. plUSIBESCLANISS NEW POSTOFFICE 29. He reached Cher- Patentees, 01'EN authenticated, to the subscriber, on or Money back if it fails. Trial Beittles free. ols'Aercegtetealfso`..,r ii,etlfesZtastrealsaresTsteseTa bushel in 1900-European coun- bourg at 1 P. M. on October 5. before the 17th day of April, 1905 ; they may fl EMMITSBIRW, MB, Cumberland's new federal court tries takillg 192,519,785 bushels. There Mr. Meyer was put aboard the may otherwise by law be excluded from I 5old by E. Zimmerman. and postoffice building, completed all benefits of said estate. Those in- GOTO T. Mr. C. J. Murphy, Commissioner for Kron Prinz Wilhelm. The Kron debted to said estate are requested to -- TRA YER'S within the past few months and for the State of Iowa, is authority for Prinz Wilhelm left Cherbourg at 5 make immediate payment. New Advertisements. which the government appropriated Given under my hand this 14th day of the statement that more corn is ne- P. M. that day, and arrived off the April, 1904. DAUCHY & CO. BUNNESS $175,000, was thrown open for the ed in Belgium and Ireland for hu- bar at New York at 9 o'clock Tues- ERNEST LAGARDE, inspection of the public Wednesday man food than is used by the peo- day morning. oet 14-5ts. Executor. osepli B1 Hole's PAE-a(ER'S BALSAM evening. Postmaster William Pear Ciea' acd 1,earitilica OsMa. - ple of the United States. Belgium to see his new J1:14.!09 II 16TIITI6,1% growth. COLLEGE, Over 6,000 miles had been cover- Pr Never Fails to Bestora Gray re, Assistant Postmaster George imposes no duty on corn, Ilair to ita Youtl.ful Color. while ed in less than 12 days. EXCURSION ;'-s cleiesses sr hair failing. Quo Fall and Winter Dress Goods, IStezviraa 125 W. Saratoga St., Baltimore', Shuck and the entire postoffice force France and Germany both levy duty TO- 60- i.ed acting as the reception committee. on this food product. The Belgian One of Many Beautiful Alpine Suitings, Serges, Mohair, Flannels, in all the The building was decorated with and the German H. A. Tisdale, of Summerton, S. latest GETS A SITUATION do not eat corn shades. Outing Flannels from Gets. flowers and potted plants, and dur- bread pure C., suffered for twenty years with BALTIMORE! HOKE & MIS and simple, as it is eaten to lOcts. Has also large stock of ing the evening the piles. FOR EVERY GRADUATE. several thousand ill the United States. In Germany Specialists were employed King's Daughters Society, Trinity persons passed through the different rye and corn meal are mixed in the and many remedies used but relief Reformed Church, Thurmont, Md. Blankets and Comforts. Day and night sessions all the year. New. Marble Yard, students r.ecired at any time. Send for Cala-. rooms. proportion of two-thirds and only permanent good was found logne. Both phones. We also teach Shorthand. of the for, Headquarters for Typewriting, Bookkeepiuc, etc.. by Maa and. The edifice, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1904. scan typewriters to persons in all parts of the standing near the mer and one-third of the latter. This only in the use of DeWitt's. Witch EMMITSBURG - MARYLAND' United Train will leave Emmitsburg at -UNDERWEAR! 0.1•••••••••4••••1,10.4:•••,•110=10LISMI•1 States in connection with our iMaC City Hall, is three stories in height mixture was recommended by the Hazel Salve. This is only one of the COUrses. Terms Moderate. We have recent'. 6.30 A. M.; Motter's, 6.40 A. M. Re- Women's extra heavy ribbed, 25c.; tivareremhiaesreadnird and has a basement. The entire Berlin many, many cures that have been ef- M onuments, Tombtonesf iogitvielarn,ly003N.v."'-7iXg.nitgeLtaatiilist Imperial Board of Health, turning leave Hillen Station at 7.17 Wright's Health Underwear, $1.00. paper when you write. building was constructed of stone which made many tests. Emperor fected by this wonderful remedy. P. M. Fare from Ertimmitsburg, Boys' Fleece Lined Underwear. and cemetery work of all kinds. °AliasVOlilgirtillnitniVir.r kLagfeltill VI°!VW% and brick, practically fireproof. In William, it is stated, took great in- In buying Witch Hazel Salve it is $1.35; from Motter's, $1.20. Combination Suits for Women and Work neatly and promptly ex- Slay 6.1yr. the basement are the furnaces, the terest in the matter, the first loaves only necessary to see that you, get All points on W. M. R. R. Main Children. Fine lot of ecuted Satiafaction guaranteed Line, $1.00. Ono ritilintaiteCoughOure bicycle and reading rooms, post- made according to this process, be- the genuine DeWitt's, made by E 1iT009E9C)INTel jail 29-1yr. master's private office, money order, ing sent C. DeWitt & Co., in Chicago, and a For Cow,i§a, Colds Pnd Croup. to him. Some German Black Sateen Skirts, for 50, 75 and stamp and registry- divisions and bakers are also using a mixture of cure is certain. DeWitt's Witch BARGAINS! $1.00. Ladies' Knit Underskirts. -vaults. The postoffice is fitted up corn meal and wheat flour for sweet Hazel Salve cures all kinds of piles, Toboggans, Fascinators, Golf, As- MOUNTAIN VIEW CEMETERY. with over GOO lock boxes. The sec- cakes and their customers find the cuts, burns, bruises, eczema, tetter, trachan and Scotch Gloves. Latest CARF\TER WORK. ond floor contains the federal court- product ringworm, skin diseases, etc. Sold styles in Collars and Ties. Elysian Family Lots, Hsi G It, $15.`, satisfactory. A loaf of bread llugains! The undersigned, member of MOB! the late Perfumes and Toilet Articles, in Half Toom judges' chamber,clerk's office, made of rye and corn meal costs by T. E. Zimmerman, Druggist. sAososiwoosses:A# " 8x16 ft, 8. Cash firm of Tyson & Lansinger, contractors fact, everything that can be found Single Graves, deputy marshal's office, deputy col- much 3.) and builders, will continue the carpen- less than a loaf of rye bread. Hats, Veils and Ribbon ; Ready in an up-to-date store you can find tering business in all its branches. Burned Boy To Death Apply to J. IIExas Es- lector of revenue's office, prisoners' The difference in price is a matter Made Skirts ; Silk and Sateen Petti- at Stoiess. timates for the construction of all kinds Norfolk, Va., Oct. 3.-Charged of buildings will be given cells and vaults. The third floor of consic)erable importance to Euro- coats, Underwear, both Gentlemen upon applica- with burning his 10-year-old son to Joseph E. Hoke's. tion. Good work and satisfaction guar- contains witness and jury rooms, pean laborers and artisans, whose and Ladies. anteed. When you want any kind of death. Haywood Denier, carpenter work done, toilet rooms and closets. Arthur wages are small compared with the a negro JACOB L. TOPPER DANIEL SWEENEY. IMPORTANT kindly give me a "voodoo" doctor of Portsmouth, was call. Respectfully, Cowsillt of Washington, D. C., was earnings of Americans of the same HOSE ! HOSE ! ! RENNET J. TYSON, he held for the grand jury this after- Carpenter Work. contractor, type.-Baltimore Sun. Full line of Children's Hose, also jmly 1-tf Eturnitsburg, Md noon. Fullorgl Directors. men's and women's Wool and Cotton SPOILSMEN AS CIVIL SERVICE THE UNDERTAKING Catarrh Cannot Be Cured COM- Denier locked the boy in the house Hose. A fine assortment of Em- BUSINESS Building in all its branches. Con- MISSIONERS flemerly conducted by Topper & Hoke tracting ; Jobbing and Day's Work. VINCENT bk.113OLD,, with local applications, as they can- and set fire to it. The boy begged broidery. will be continued by the undersigned at The removal by Mayor McClellan Hard-wood work and Stair Building a ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, not reach the seat of the disease. piteously to be released, but Denier the old stand on West Main Street, In specialty. Contracts accepted a dis- EMMITSBURG, MD of the entire Civil Service Commis- Eininitsburg. Fine caskets and funeral tance of fifty miles from Catarrh is a blood or constitutional Wool Gloves and Mitts, supplies Emmitsburg, Office on East Main Street, near the paid no heed. He claims he was always in stock. Prompt and Md. Estimates given sion of New York City for spoil- careful attention given to the promptly and Public Square. At Frederick on Mondays slisease, and in order to cure it you business in cheerfully. and Tuesdays, commanded to sacrifice the boy. every particular. When in need of funer- and at Thurmont on Thurs- mongering cannot but shock the Etc., Etc. Kindly call and have a F. W. LANSING ER, days cf each week. Special attention must take internal remedies. Haifa •••••• al directors give us a call. Respectfully, friends of Civil Service reform. The look at our interesting stock and I given to proceedings in Equity for the sate Catarrh WANTED-Quickly, few persons to represent Contractor and Builder, Cure ie taken internally board of Civil Service Commission- long established wholesale house among retail am sure you will find something TOPPER & SWEENEY. july 8-tf Emmitsburg. of real estate. jan 29-if. and acts directly on the ers, composed of Democrats merchants and agents, Local territory of few which you need and which can oct 19 ' bleod and and Re- counties. $18 salary and expenses paid weekly. be snitcous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh publicans, is removed entire, be- Expense money advanced. Commission extra. purchased at a very low figure. cause all its members engaged Permanent engagement. Business successful. TRUSTEE'S SALE Cure is not a quack medicine. It in the Previous experience not essential. Enclose self- C. J. LANSINGER. betrayal of their trust. They made addressed envelope. Address.SUPERINTENDENT Or- was TRAVELERS, 125 Dearborn St., Chicago. sep ms-mat prescribed by one of the best the positions in the labor schedule physicians in this country for years the field of wholesale political pat- ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY, Valuable REAL ESTATE The estimates for the Department Auld is a regular prescsiption. It is ronage. Appointments and salaries EMMITSBURG, MD. In Emmitsburg District, THE Frederick County, GREAT FREDERICK FAIR of Agrilculture as finally framed by composed of the best tonics known, were subjected to the wishes of lo- Maryland. cal politicians, instead of being Secretary Wilson for the CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY cen)bined with the best blood puri- allo- fiscal year Poultry and Bench Show of Dogs, cated on the basis of merit, as indi- beginning July 1, 1905, aggregate Beautifully situated among the Blue fiers, acting directly on the mucous cated by civil-service By virtue of a decree of the. Circuit FREDERICK, examinations. $5,699,810. This is an increase of Ridge Mountains. Classical and Scientific MD., 1411rfaces. The perfect combination Their labor list was juggled with to Courses. Specially organized Depart- Court for Frederick County, sitting as a $268,270 over the current year. ment of Music and Art. Well equipped Court of Equity, and passed in cause No. a the two ingredients is what pro- get votes. All the crimes of the 7251 Equity in the cause of The Union 1==•f=511.0[121..21•!•1•11MABa Library and Laboratory, and Cooking duces such wonderful results in spoils system were exemplified by School. Steam Heat and Electric Light. National Bank of Westminster, Mary- the proposed guardians of public Letters of inquiry directed to the land, and Annie M. Roberts, Executrix October 18 19 20 and 21 1904 ruling Catarrh. Send for testimo- of Charles B. Roberts, deceased, against 3 3 virtue and efficiency in office. All DR. FENNER S nials free. MOTHER SUPERIOR James A. Orendorff, Francis H. Oren- of which shows that elaborate de- dorff, Jr., and others, the undersigned $20,000 in. Purses and Premiums. F. J. CHENEY & CO., -Props„ vices for securing the predominance and Notice to Creditors. trustees, appointed by said decree, will 'Toledo, 0, of merit must fail if spoilsmen are KIDNEY ills is to give notice that the sub- offer at public sale on the premises on set to work them.-Ballimore T scriber has obtained from the Or- the Frederick Road, three and one-half This Is One Of The Leading Fairs Of The East. Sold by Druggists, price 75e. Sun. phans' Court of Frederick County, Mary- miles from Emmitsburg, on --•.••••••• • -••••••...-•--- Take Halt's Family Pills - land, letters of administration c. t. a. on Tuesday, the let day of November, 1904, for con- FIVE VICTIMS OF FUED. the estate of stipation, Backache at one o'clock, p. in., all that valuable SPLENDID RACING. Guthrie, Okla., Oct. 11.-As a re- N. FRANCES WINTER, • farm situated in Emmitsburg District, sult of a filed All diseases of Kidneys, WAlt IN PAR EAST. two DiC11 have been Bladder, Urinary Organs. late of said County, deceased. All per- Frederick County, Maryland, now or killed and the wife and two children Also Rheumatism, Back sons having claims against the said es- formerly occupied by James A. Oren- Fine horse and cattle exhibit. A high class of attractions and plenty The ache,HeartDisease.Gravel, containing Japanese are reported tu have of one of the victims are perhaps Dropsy, Female Troubles. RE tate are hereby warned to exhibit the dorff, reverely damaged the Russian bat- fatally injured. same, with the vouchers thereof, legal- of them. A good time for all. tleship Retvizan at Port. Arthur Don't become discouraged. There is it ly authenticated, to the subscriber,on or 170 ACRES OF LAND and Muriel Davis and Jesse Meeks CHARLES N. HARGETT, J. ROGER lIeSHERRY, elaim to be Lsteadily cure for you. If necessary write Dr. Fenner. beforethelst day of April, 1905; they more or less, divided into six fields, and drawing the were the heads of two hostile famil- Ile has spout a life time curing just suOi may otherwise by law be excluded from PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. lines closer about the fortress. cases asyours. All consultations Free. lying south of the village or town of ies living on the same section of "I had severe case of kidney disease and all benefits of said estate. Those in- Ennuitshurg. This property is improv- The Emperor of Japan has decor- land near here. Ever since the rheumatism, discharging bloody mutter. debted to said estate are requested .to ed by Suffered Intense pain. MY wife was seriously make immediate payment. ated the American nurses with the opening up of Oklahoma proper affected with female troubles. Dr. Fenner's Order of the Crown. Kidney and Backache Cure cured us both. Given under my hand this 30th day of A 'Large Brick Dwelling House these two families have been fight- F. M. WHEELER, Randolph. la." Sept., 1904. Jhe Japanese government has de- Druggists. of eight rooms and two hall-ways, barn, tiaryland Whiskey ing. Me., $1. Ask for Cook Book-Free. SUSANNA A. WINTER, calker Rye is corn crib and all necessary outbuildings. p cided to float another $40,000,000 Sunday night Davis went to the Sure Cure. Circular. Dr Administratrix, c. t. a. loan. ST.VITIIS'DANCE Fenner, Fredonia.N.Y The whole farm is well watered and set you know good whiskey, Meeks home and a -violent quarrel Henry Stokes, Agent. sop 30-Sts in grass and is now in a good state of Parker Rye will Please The Japanese captured the Brit- followed. Meeks was shot and died CHAS. D. EICHELBERGER. cultivation. Ivyou, as it has everyone ieh steamer Fu Ping, while Druggist who has ever tried It. It limning soon, but Davis manged to escape We promptly obtain U. B. and Foreign Terms of sale as prescribed by said de- ' Is our Intention to give you ft 41se blockade at Port Arthur, having eree are :-One-third of the purchase higher grade whiskey than to lint home. before tried. It inunitions of war for the Russians. WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD money cash on the day of sale or on the you have ever A few minutes after Davis return- ratification thereof by the is impossible for us to say too One. hundred and ninety-seven court ; the much for this goods-it is the ed home ncighbers heard a gun shot Sale Of Excursion Tickets To The Great residue to be paid in two equal pay- real, genuine article, pure all Isere h st by the disaster to the jap- ments of six and twelve months, secured the way through. It is better from his house, and on making an Erederica Pair than any you have ever tasted. .eeese gunbc,a,t Heiyen off Pigeon investigation found him lying dead Send model,sketch or photo of invention for t' by the notes of the purchaser or pur- The Western Maryland Railroad an- free report on patentability. For free book, chasers, bearing interest from the day 4 FULL QUARTS, $3.50. on the bed with the top of his head nounces the sale of Excursion Tickets How tosecuaeri mi te of sale with approved security, or all 8 Quarts. *1M; 12 Quarts, The mail seized on board the Cal- blown off. His wife and two child- to the great Frederick Fair, October 18 Patents and TRADE MARKSto cash at the option of the purchasers. $10.00. Packed in plain sealed to 21st, inclusive, good to return until cases, without marks to indi- was released by order of the ren were also found to be shot.- J. ROGER MCSRBRRY, cate contents. We pay ex- -Vladivostok October 22d: On Thursday, October 20, orders roust be prize court. Evening herald. Special Than will be run from Baltimore JOBN M. ROBERTS, pressage. All NEAL PARKE, accompanied by P. 0. Order, stopping at all main line stations to and , F. Express Order or Certified SEA C=. MIL . fa _A- ea w ic• MIL IC _El.. including Breceville. Returning, this GAM Trustees. Cl eek, The rind lam Hue Mss 2Ser,rs the Bata Bears the Vie 1(4..9il You Han Always Bought train will leave Frederick at 6 P. M. OPPOSITE O.S. PATENT. OFFICE.• Bond and Parke, Roberts and Crouse, J. OXFORD D1STiLLWG Roger McSherry,Solicitors. .ture Signature For further information apply to the lo- WA SHIN CTC1143).0. S5D'ii N. ILmard St., Baltimore, NM, :" • - - cal Ticket Agent. P.•Eyler, A I tet. EIVIMITSIITIRG CHRONICLE. • SUPPLENIEN'T

EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND, FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 14, 1904.

10 00 Wood A Roberts, juror I 00 Clerk to Circuit Court. Charles C Biser, collector State 13lickenstaff, Sophia 15 00 Tuscarora District No. 21. Charles E Snyder Taxes, one per cent 43888 Zach E Sheetenheim 550 Josiah E Stup, juror 1 00 • Farslat, Melinda 10 00 1 00 Douglass H Hargett $ 8.9) 40 Charles C Meer, collector County Margaret $ 10 00 Alfred Pryor 25.0 Charles E Baker, juror Holmes, Horatio 10 00 Cannon, Allison, juror 1 00 Samuel T Haffner 301 75 Taxes, three-fourths of one per 10 00 Crabbs, Elizabeth 10 00 It C Cochran 250 Lester SMEMENT Marne, Mary 750 Claud Slur, juror 1 00 Samuel T Haffner 750 05 cent 1,573 ay CMIXTY 1001 D A Sharetts 10 00 Hart, Elizabeth Holmes, Caroline 12 50 Charles E Perkins, juror 100 Samuel T Haffner 415 80 By an assessment of Hoffman, Joseph H 15 00 Hildebrand, Delilah 10 00 Sweadner Bros ninety-two (92) cents 10 00 U It waltz 1250 -- Jackson. Sarah Ann 200) Korrell, Elizabeth VA 80 52,2381) on each one hundred ANNUAL LEVY LUST •250) Linton, Elizabeth C 15 00 David Turner 2 50 Marken, Elias, for child 250 1100) dollars worth of Marken, Henry 10 00 Linton, James W 10 00 Sweadner Bros property on twenty- 10 00 A J Colbert 7 00 Examination of the body of John E Dorsey, Iron Bridges-Flood Damages. Wolfe, Nancy 10 00 Shankle, P M coi'd, found dead near Frederiek one million, forty- ()F 15 00 stone, Elizabeth 10 00 Grank Albaugh 2.50 Williams, Catharine L 20 00 City, District No. 2. Citizen's National Bank $ 3,000 00 three thousand, six Wilson, Elizabeth 10 00 Thomas,George 2500 George W Peters hundred and sixteen, Chariee J Smith 15 00 Citizen's National Bank 2,000 00 15 00 W A Long, M D, physician $5 00 Citizen's National Bank 14,000 00 421,043,616) dollarn, as 12115 00 $130 00 Jacob S Perry per assessment,being Frederick County Maryland, C C Carty 51 00 Citizen's National Bank 517 00 250 $500 the amount of prop- Urbana District No. 7. Burkittsville District No. 22. Thomas Geesey erty liable to assess- A T Rice & Sons 10 00 $19,517 Co body of an unknown infant, ment and taxes in FOR 10 00 Alexander, Sarah $ 15 00 Sweadener Bros 10 00 Inquest on the Butler, Jackson, coi'd $ 54)0 found dead near Monrovia, Other Flood Damages. Frederick County, Belt, Fanny, col'd 10 00 Ausherman, Eli 15 00 B ii Dudrow Maryland, producing 10 00 John F Welty 850 District No. 9. Diggs, Alexander, coi'd 15 00 Brown, Mary E, col'd 53,50000 the sum of $103,601 27 Lydia S 10 OU Citizen's National Bank Diggs, Dottie, coi'd 2003 Butts, 00 Citizen's National Bank 600 00 To which add the Taxes 10 00 Butler, Mary Ann, writ 10 (10 $270 00 George NI Smith, J P. acting coroner $ 5 1904. Gaut, William, cord Melvin P Wood,juror 1 00 -- on Bonds 1,538 24 00 Brown, Delila, col'd 10 00 Hershman, Charlotte 10 Jos M juror 145) $4,100 00 And Taxes on the In- coi'd 10 00 Butts, Benjamin H M 10 00 inquisitions. Wood. provision Murdock, Rachael, George W Taylor, juror 100 come of Mortgages 11,192 56 Publigned in compliance with the Levi, col'd 10 00 Brunner, George H,coi'd 10 00 of Public Moody, body of Birdie Powell, Byron Etchison, juror 104 Smallpox Cases. And Franchise Tax on of Section 11 of Article 25, Code Naylor, Lavinia, col'd 10 00 Fauble, James 15 00 Examination of the Savings Banks and which reads as follows: . Lingan hi (X) cord, killed by revolver shot in Roderick B Randle, juror 100 General Laws, Proctor, Wm Thomas, coi'd 10 00 Haines, Mr Bank 1870 15 Institutions 3,366 67 750 Redman,Silas, col'd 10 00 Frederick City. Charles M Utz, juror 100 Citizen's National Purdy, Benjamin F col'd William E Boyer, juror 100 Citizen's National Bank 100 00 They shall make out and publish annually 1503 Rohrbacic, B F 10 00 Ragan, Eliza Ann $ 5 00 Lysander Etehison, Juror 1(5) $209,688 74 0200,603 70 newspapers, published in their Stuuebaker, Rebecca 10 00 Truman, Wm T and Mary, col'd 15 00 C H Eckstein, J. P., acting coroner in at least two U G Bourne, M. D., autopsy 10 00 Charles H Skeggs, juror 100 5970 15 a de- Stewart, Dennis, coi'd 10 00 Bonded Debt. respective counties, if there be two, 150 CO M Shawbaker. juror 104) Stup, Mrs. Desaie 15 00 $- 100 Court Cases. minute and accurate statement of the 500 $1500 Vernon W Nichodemus, juror Removed tailed, Tasker, Caroline, col'd Harry Lindsay, juror 100 Jail Bonds, 4 per cent $ 26,000 00 said counties, specifying Tucker, Mrs. Daniel 20 00 Ballenger District No. 23. Flood and Bridge Bonds, 4 per cent 100,000 00 expenses of their Examination of the body of Samuel L. -- County Commissioners of Carroll Co $2245 50 expense, and Webb, Martha 10 00 Refunded Bridge and Turnpike tbreln each particular item of Mary M $15 00 Betts, died from pistol shot wound, $17 00 County Commissioners of Carroll Co 22650 Beard, -- Bonds, 3."0 per cent 05,000 00 and to whom paid, and shall also Bost, Elizabeth 10 00 District No.6. for what $20750 Examination of the body of P LW Carrnack, $453 00 Refunded Almshouse Bonds,3)1 per their respective coun- Cramer, Joseph C 10 00 123,700 00 deliver to the Sheriff of J. P., acting coroner $ 5 00 found dead in Disirict No. U. cent statements as Liberty District No.8. Fulton, Jane 10 00 J. Francis Smith, ties as many copies of such Fulton, Charles, Jr 1000 Ralph Browning, M. D., physician 519) County Surveyor. county,at J Grahame Johnson, J P. acting coroner $5 00 $313,700 00 there are Election Districts in the $ 15 00 Pearson, Charles S and wife 15 00 Curry, John W col'd $10 00 Chas W Goldsborough, M D, physician 500 Appropriation WOO 00 before each general election; Dorsey, Harriet, coi'd 10 00 By order of the Board. least ten days $70 00 copies, set one of them Dines, Maria, col'd 10 00 00 on the receipt of such 15 00 Inquest on the body of W. J. Butler, found 110 New Public Roads. each Elec- Etzler, Susan WILLIAM H. BLENTLINGER, atthe place of holding elections In Enoch 12 50 Braddock District No. 34. dead in C. & 0. Canal, near Bruns- Garber, Mrs. wick, District No. 12. Examination of the body of George ,E Geis- Appropriation $1,500 00 District; and the Clerk to the County Hatfield, Sally A 10 00 tion Hoffman, George W $10 00 ler, died in Frederick City, CLEMENT C. AUSHERMAN,CLERK. Sheriff who shall fail Kling, Annie N 15 00 from poison. Commissioners and the 10 00 Hoffman, Mazy D 10 00 John L Jordan, J P, acting coroner $ 5 00 Health Of/leer. section Penn,Harriet, cord 00 to perform the duty imposed by this Mary E 15 00 Speaks, Susan It, col'd 15 00 Levin West, M D, autopsy 05 Hopson. 25(9) Westall, juror 1 (0 C H Eckstein, J P. acting coroner $ 5 00 Appropriation $500 00 the sum of one hundred Sweaduer, Sarah A 10 00 Whiting, Eliza A, coi'd James &ball each forfeit J W Porter, juror 1 01) Ira J McCurdy, M D physician 1 67 Henry P Fahruey, M D, physician 167 Judges Court.' dollars. $122 50 $0000 ME W House, juror 1 00 Orphans' REMARKS. Edward Merriman, judor 1 00 Wm U Johnson, MD,physician 1 67 juror 1 00 Appropriation 12A0 00 MARYLAND. Sc0: New Mareet District, No.9. Total 19,89250 Lawson House, The State tax rate for the year 1904 is Zlif Harry C Allgire, juror I 00 $10 01 1 00 Court Stenographer. cents, and the county tax rate Is 92 cents es Fasnetfica COuri-r0. $ 10 00 Constables. Joseph Roeder, juror Bush, Rebecca, cord juror 119) Examination of the body of Samuel It Hoff- each $100 worth of taxable property, this Lettie, coi'd 12(9) A L cane, Bowey, 59 45 Joseph E chew,juror 1 00 man,found dead in District No. 13. Appropription 1800 00 Charges as ascertained and settled by the Cutsarl, Nancy 10 00 J Emery Nelson $ former being an increase of 5.1/ cents and Wu( Frederick County, 30(9) Henry S Ii DeUrange 79 46 Roy Grams, juror 1 00 County Commissioners for r tory, Eugenia Elizabeth 1 00 J Grahame Johnson,J P. acting coroner $500 Springfield Hospital for the Insane. latter an increase of live cents over the pre- Term.',rine Session. A. D,. 1904. 15 00 James It Staup 12 55 Boss Wenner, juror at their Apt 11 Clay, Isabella 00 W A juror 1 00 Chas W Gobisborough, M physician 500 vious year. Fredericks, Grafton., col'd 10 00 George Brust 18 bluilinix, cuarree H Dutrow 34 70 Appropriation $1,200 00 tax rate is Ms Pensions. Frey, vr ilium,curd 10 00 $100) The increase In the county J Emery Nelson 75 70 $420) Gray, Percy,cord 10 (V • Hospital for the Insane. result principally of the additional publla 15(9) James IC Staup 15 15 Maryland Buckeystown District No. 1. Keeney,Sarah E body of Daniel Carroll. Examination of the body of John M Gough, school appropriation due to the new publics Lydia Ann 1041) George Brust 33 75 Examination of the Littletied, 6484) coed,found dead near Adams- found dead in District No. 13. Appropriation 8((4) CC $ 10 00 Nelson, Eliza, cord 10 00 J Emery Nelson school law enacted by the last Legislature, Beaner, Mary Ann 500 Edwavu L Babington 451) town, District No. L Barba!a 10 00 Cram, Minerva, cord 341(0 J Grahame Johnsen,J P,acting coroner $5 00 Mt. Hope Retreat. and the heavy damages to roads and bridges Best, 10 00 O'Brien, Kate F 10 00 J ames E Staup Cecil, Margaret Ann George Brust 3396 C H Eckstein, J P. acting coroner $ 5 00 Chas W Goldsborough, X D, physician 5 Ou by floods during the past year. Elizabeth 10 Ou Hoelkey, Carrie L 10 00 $30000 Copeland, 750 Stephen D Myers, deputy 804 Ira J McCurdy, M D, physician 50) Appropriation It may be noted here that the appropria- Albert 1000 Smith, Elizabeth, col'd $10 00 Grimes, col'd 10 00 Henry S B DeGrange 19 65 in- Haffner, Caroline 10 00 Williams, Hammon, $10 00 New School Houses. tion for public schools has gradually 1000 Williams, Caroline, coi'd 10 00 James E Stoup 1585 Lee, William, coi'd George Brust 625 Inquest on the body of Gustaf Gustafson, creased during the past ten years from Katherine, coi'd 10 00 Young, killed by falling traveler at Tusca- $10,000 00 Lee, $194 50 J Emery Nelson 38 15 Examination of the body of Eloise Appropriation $38,000 to $55,000, being now $17,000 more than Mossburg, Dorcus 10 (Si death in Frederick City, rora bridge in District No. 1. 10 00 C N Stem,for Wm E Bentzell, deputy 135 burned to Switnn, Betsey, col'd 14 40 District No. 2. Commissioners of Charities and Corrections. ten years ago which becomes a permanent cord 10 00 Hauver's District No. 10. Z E Sheeteuhelm Truman, Ann Elizabeth, J Emery Nelson 36 10 John F Keller, J P. acting coroner $ 5 00 increase. Thiks increase has been made from Tillman, john, curd 10 00 26 acting coroner $50) Stenestreet, M D, physician 5 (X) Appropriation $11,000 00 Alexander, Martha C VD 00 James .11: Staup 12 C H Eckstein, J J H time to time at the urgent solicitation of Ms 10 00 George Brust 1:354) David Oland, juror 1 00 11.30 00 Fox, Elizabeth 55 $54.9) John Z Shelton, juror 1 00 Election and Registration. Board or School Commissioners, and which Forrest, Susan 15 00 Lir sander Fxchison 16 20 (0) Otho J Gayer, deputy 8 OU HC Smith, Juror 100 became necessary, up to the present year. in Frederick District No. 2. Gladhiii, Wm if and Matilda A juror 100 $6,500 00 for 15 00 James E Staup 21485 Inquest on the body of Joseph Robinson, T S Fisher, Appropriation order to provide for the natural expansion Tullis, Mary Ann, Celia William Chick, juror 1 00 00 10 451 George Bruse 15 01.1 died at Montevue Hospital,from Susan $ 15 Weddle, Jacob 40 wound. Samuel Stouts, juror 1 00 School Commissioners. of our public school si stem. Still, the ap- Adams, 10 00 Zimmerman, Harriet 1044) J Emery Nelson 4U gunshot Ashby, Robert, coi'd Win ii ASIllitilli;11 UU Win H Smith, juror 1 00 propriation this year could not be made is Regina, cord 00 Samuel T Peffell, juror 1 00 Appropriation $55,000 00 Ashby. 504 $00 00 Euward L Babbington 8543 John Wood, J P. acting coroner $ 5 00 large as was asked for without a further in- Allen, Miranda. cord in 17 35 S S Maynard, bi D, physician 5 J W Pumplirey, juror 1 00 10 00 J Emery Nets tax rate. The County Commis- Burkhart, tteverdy David A Magalia,deputy 17 79 Walter Saunders, juror 1(51 Montgomery Price, juror 1 OU CountyCommissioners per Diem and Mileage. crease in the Albert, cord 10 00 Woodsboro District No.1L Leuhart, juror 1 00 the Brown, 750 4 U blotter, for George Mulhorn 933 Charles E Speak, Jul or 14.4) CC sioners, however, and also School COM- Brunner, Lewis Eugene 00 Lysander Etchison 3063 Malachi Etzier, juror 100 Charles E Ambush,juror 1 00 Appropriation $3,000 00 the instruments Ambrose,co 'd 10 00 Anders, Laura Neonia 10 nilssiorers, are merely Beander, 00 10 00 James E Stoup 2465 Charles E Zimmerman, juror 14)4) Brown, Cecily, cord 10 Carty, Jacob 65 100 $2200 Clerk to County Commissioners. through which the people's money is ex- 10 00 Fogle, Edward 10 00 George Brust 19 Benj. koseuour, Jr., juror, Blair, Anne 10 00 J Emery Nelson 24 UO 13 T Ordeman, juror 14)4) pended, under legislative enactment, sup- cord 10 00 Fox, William H 1535 100 Examination of the body of William H Appropriation $1,0.10 00 Ilat°11. Henry. 10 00 tilosser, Ann It 12 50 Lewis 0 Carter David M Lambert,juror plemented with a very small measure of dis- Butler, Tyler, cord D Myers 16 40 G Ed Myers, juror 14)0 Abrecht,found dead in Frederick City. 10 00 Hate, Lydia 15 45f Stephen cretion in the two Boards of Commissioners. Baker, Annie E Howard L Babingtou 804) Charles Simmons, juror 100 Interest on Bonded Debt. 750 firepe, Lewis 10 uu 00 Chambers, Laura 10 110 trauxy S Ii Detirauge 32 76 Charles B Font, juror 100 C H Eckstein, J P,acting coroner $ 5 The other item of extra expenses-flood Mrs. John 10 00 Hall, J William, col'd [00 Haffner, M 13, physician 5.15) Appropriation $11,604 50 Crum, 10 00 Hahn, Henry 10 00 J Emery Nelson 47 00 James B Gilbert, juror S T damages-is 011140 large,amounting to nearly Carroll, Charles H , cord Carter 194) J J Kennedy,juror 1(5) _- 10 00 Der, lioi atm 16 00 Lewis le 00 $27,000, four large bridges having washed Crummitt, 7 50 George Brust 14 55 -- ere Index Clerk to Register of Wills. Mrs. Tokiah 10 00 Jones. Harriet, col'd small ones, besides much Dixon, 7561 Ephraim W,coi'd 1000 James E btaup 1083 $2200 away, and many Darby, Mrs. E. A Jones, 628 State's Attorney. Appropriation 2810 00 15(L Jones, Ann Maria. coed 10 (x) W Clements, deputy damage to the roads. This expense was Davis, Mary E Nelson 31 75 Inquest on the body of an unknown man, Francis, cord 10 00 Kolb, Latharine 10 00 J Emery by an act of Providence and the only Dorsey, Edward 10 110 Lewis F Carter 2040 killed on the B & 0 It It, Dist. No. 18. Glenn H Worthington $ 1075 00 Local Registrars. caused Ann S 10 0( Long, Mrs• Nancy 54045) uncomplainingly Frazier) 10 (NI and Ellen, coi'd 10 00 James E Stoup 11 05 Glenn H Worthington thing to be done was to Funk, Mary M Noiley, Charles Arthur .13 Willard 276 00 5450 (X) 15 00 Renner, Samuel 7 50 George Must VI,) Ulysses Hobbs, J P. acting coroner $ 5 00 Appropriation meet it. Nearly the entire amount is placed Feigley, Lillian 2630 1 00 Arthur 13 Willard 110 00 10 00 Stout, Sevilla lu 00 Henry S LaGrange Henry B Wilson, juror notwithstanding this Goings. Elizabeth, col'd 15 00 Edward L Babington 4560 C E Mercer, juror i 00 Arthur D Willard 875 00 Jurors and Talesmen. on this year's levy, yet Jacob, cord 500 Shelton, John E - for, it was Gross. 15 00 ..1 Emery Nelson 2710 J Ii Auyes, jticue 1 00 -- large sum being provided found Grove, Margaret 12,715 00 $5,500 00 10 00 1201150 George Brust 550 J W C 0tewart, juror 1 00 Appropriation that by rigid economy it would have been Gross, Anne if, cord James E Stoup 16 Vu John W Hanes, juror 1 00 Washington 10 00 unnecessary to raise the tax rate had not the Green, District No. 12. Lewis F Carter 310 Samuel I' Fleming, juror 104) Attorney's Fees. Bailiffs to Court and Juries. Griffith, Elizabeth,col'd 5 00 Petersville come on 00 Wil iam Dewees 605 J F Gartrell, juror 1 011 additional school appropriation Gilbert, Mary N 10 Wood $ 50 00 $1,200 00 10 00 Ashford, Margaret $ 10 00 Chester M Hauver, deputy 734 0 E Madary. juror 1 00 J E 11 Appropriation top of It. Hodge, Robert 10 00 Charles It Dutrow 10 90 R L Sponseder, juror 1 OU John D Keller,for P F Pampel 15 00 Perry, coi'd 10 00 brown, Eliza, col'd unusual items of expense are small- Hawkins, 10 00 A 10 00 R S Grabill, deputy 6 40 Wm Foreman,Juror 1 00 Reno S Harp and H Dorsey Etchison 150 00 Court Crier and Law Librarian. Other Hahn, Mary Campbell, Jacob D Buckey 20 10 00 Dykes, Henry and wife, col'd 20 00 Henry S B DeGrange 16 25 It li Watkins, juror 1 00 A D Willard and Princeton 00 pox cases nearly $1.000, new road machimia Johnson, George, coi'd 311114.) 1(5) Reno S Harp 10 00 $720 00 col'd 10 00 ,Evans, Mary, col'd 12 50 J Emery Nelson A U Stewart, juror Appropriation removed court cases $453, and insolven- Johnson, Eliza Jane, 1 Carter 274.9) -- Reno S Harp and H Dorsey Etchisou 150 00 WO, Jeremiah, cord 500 'Evans, Simon, coi'd 10 01) Lewis JohAson, 20 00 James E Staup 21 0) ET 00 Joseph W Gayer 35 (0 Contingent Funl. cies and errors over $7,000. James, Adeline J 10 00 Frame, Madura,coi'd 10 00 Gwynn, Louisa, cord 10 00 George Brust 2563 Reno S Harp 95 84 The great demand for public improvements Jackson, Mary, col'd 2 10 Hill, H Dorsey Etchison 96 04 Appropriation $5,000 00 col'd 10 00 Giles, Ellen. coi'd 10 CO Charles E Welker, deputy Inquest on the body of George coi'd, of all kinds under the jurisdiction of the Juricks Edward, Edward E Adams 404) killed on B & 0 R R, near Riehrs John E R Wood 47 50 Anna. col'd 12 50 Holmes, Annie 10 (X) rather than Johnson, 15 00 Richard Toms, deputy 2345 Mill, District No, 9. John Wood 07 51) Road and Bridge Fund. County Commissioners increases, Kussmaul, Carrie 10 00 Sparrow, Frances A 10 00 Streams, Fannie, coi'd 20 00 James E Staup 2265 Joseph W Gayer 50 00 diminishes, and it being impossible to grant Knieht, Miss Felt 44160 Arthur D Willard 36 66 Appropriation $5,000 00 10 00 Turner,Saran A 10 00 Lewis F Carter C H Eckstein, J P. acting coroner 1 5 00 all the demands it is frequently difficult to Kiefer, Ann S J Emery Nelson 47 70 Thomas B Johnson, M D, physician 5 00 Frank L Stoner 80 00 Mrs. Addle 15 00 what improvements to Make Kreh, 10 00 $167 50 George Brust 18 60 Harry E Carty, juror 1 00 Urner and Urner 25 00 Public.Road Fund. determine just Lease, Mary J 33 75 It Hammond (Truer 5 00 the greatest care is P 10 00 Henry S 13 DeGrange Frank Carty, juror 1 00 from year to year. But Lowe, Theodore Chester M Hauver, deputy 11 59 George E Frazier. juror 1 00 P Frank Pampel 5 00 Appropriation $20,267 40 Mrs. Cornelia 10 00 Mt. Pleasant District No. 13. exercised, in the humble judgment of the Long, 10 00 John H Frazier, juror 1 00 Edward S Eicheiberger 25 00 Mulhorn, Mary E P Jr 20 00 and the foregoing statement is confi- 10 00 Calahan. John $15 00 $1.630 57 C T Eckstein, juror 1 00 Wm Maulsby, Police Magistrates. Board, McNelly, Rachel D Princeton Buckey 9 16 -payers of the Margaret 10 00 Gates, Betsy 10 00 Charles Itiddlemoser, juror 1 00 dently submitted to the tax McGuigan, 10 00 Magistrates, Edward Schell, juror 1 00 Vincent Sebold 10 00 Appropriation $850 00 Murdock, Comfort Rebecca 10 00 Moberly, Anna L, col'd county with the belief that the interests of 10 00 15 00 Louis V Eckstein, juror 1 00 George A Pearre, Jr 10 00 McDevitt, John D Mercer, Mrs. Ida 10 00 have been as well subserved as 10 00 Poole, Mary E 10 00 John L Jordan $ 75 50 Carl Aibaugn, juror 1 OU C H Eckstein Clerk to County Treasurer. the people Mitchell, Charles, cord 05 15 F Marion Fauble 7 50 col'd 500 Shelton, Martha A 15 00 J Grahame Johnson George A Burck. juror 1 00 could reasonably be expected under the un- Moberly. Sally, t.1 William Hooper, juror 1 00 J Roger McSherry 7 50 Appropriation $600 00 Laura,for son 15 00 Thomas. Cum della,col'd 6 Or) 0' A Kesler usual circumstances. Morgan. 00 John L Jordan 70 60 William T Mullinix, juror 1 00 John Francis Smith 5 00 Merchant, Jane 10 250 submitted, 10 00 $83 00 Samuel C Brandenburg 39 65 J F R Heagy New Road Machines. Respectfully Mobley, James, col'd 69 95 I) Princeton Buckey 10 00 Henry, col'd 50) Jonathan Talbott 122 00 Merritt, Jordan 7845 Joseph W Gayer 10 00 Citizen's National Bank $100 0 WILLIAM H. BLENTLINGER, Morgan, Napoleon B 10 00 Jefferson District No.14. I John L 10 00 John L Jordan 2540 Inquest on the body of Lawson Butler. P Frank Pampel 7 50 PRESIDIUM. Narbe, Christina Heagy 750 Errors. 10 00 Cook, Henrietta $ 7 50' J Grahame Johnson 2,360 found dead, near Ridgeville, J F R Insolvencies and Norton, John, coi'd 230 Frank L Stoner 5 Orl JOHN H. ETZLER, PRESIDENT PRO TIM Sophia, col'd 10 00 Fulmer, Elizabeth 10 ik) Henry Stokes District No. 18. Norris, 20(9) 15 00 John L Jordan 21 05 Samuel A Lewis 5 00 Citizen's National Bank $7,044 17 LEWIS H. BOWLUS, Nusbaum, Lydia Ann Fox, Charles Ezra 50) 20 00 Hale, Elizabeth 10 00 Samuel C Brandenburg 42 95 Ulysses Hobbs, J P. acting coroner 1 5 00 D Princeton Buckey DAVID G, ZENTZ, Norman. Sarah Michael 6 40 J Newton Maynard, County Treasurer. O'Connell, Honoria 10 00 Jackson, Geo Washington, col'd 10 00 J C juror 1 00 WILLIAM H. HOGARTH, 10 00 10 00 L J L Rothenhoefer 314) N M Waters, juror 149) 11,015 00 Poole, Eliza A Morrison, Annie, cord Taxes 1 456 88 15 00 Shores, Henry 10 00 George M Smith 15 00 A J Zimmerman,juror 1 00 Chas C user, Collector State BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, Poole, Louisa C 8(32 Printing. Chas C Biser, Collector County Taxes 1,572 67 cord 10 00 Thomas, Ann C 10 00 F A Kesler W 11 Z Smith, juror 1 00 Attest: Perry, Susan, 349) G W juror -- Run:1pr, Elizabeth M 10 00 V incel, Carrie 7 50 John L Jordan Charles Ketrow, 1 00 10 00 J Grahame Johnson 23 15 J F Zimmerman,juror 1 00 Great Southern Printing & M'f'g Co $ 27 32 $2,029 55 CLEMENT C. AUSHERMAN, Curai0. Richardson, Matilda The Monitor Publishing Co 19 00 Ella's children 20 00 PO 00 Christopher Baker 4(8) J 11 Noyes, juror 1 00 Ridenour, Ann,for 20 70 The Examiner Publish ng Co 304 75 Miscellaneous. Wm H and wife 15 00 Samuel C Brandenburg Same! Fleming, juror 1 00 Rickards, Lot enzo Great Southern Printing & M'f'g Co 52 50 Ridenour, Ann Maria 10 00 Mechanicstown District No. 15. John L Jordan 255 Day, juror 1 00 750 Ii Clayton Trundle 504) Edward Day,juror 1 00 Mountain City Publishing Co 1000 Dr WA Long, examination in lunacy Robinson, Adam, cord 804) The Banner of Liberty 15 90 POINTED PARAGRAPHS. D.,col'd 10 00 Augengruber, Catharine $ 10 00 James L Leather Willis E Long, juror 1 01) case 10 144) Rages, Solomon 650 Baughman Bros,(Citizen) 84 50 19 50 Richardson, Ephraim, col'd 10 00 Bennett, Catharine 15 00 Henry M Wiener George H Burciette, juror 1 00 J C Gilbert, boarding jurors $ 15 00 7 60 J Graname Johnson 17 35 Time Xyersville Monitor 7110 A P Marsh, boarding jurors 9 75 much informa- Stimmel, Susan Colbert, Robert Great Southern Printing & M'f'g Co 14 20 Don't volunteer too Sarah P 10 00 Davis, Benjamin 10 00 John L Jordan 51114) $17 00 J C Gilbert, boarding jurors 9 75 Shilling, 34 15 Chas E Cassell,(Clarion) 33 40 jurors tion. Smith, Susan 10 00 Eyler, Elizabeth 6 00 Samuel C Brandenburg Chas D Doll, boarding 9 75 10 00 10 00 John L Jordan 35 10 Inquest on the body of Bellfield Liason,col'd, Examiner Printing & Publishing Co 24 00 Citizen's National Bank, repairs to Swomiey, Ida Belle Freshman, Charles H MyersvIlle What a lot of time we waste wonder- col'd 10 00 10 00 John L Jordan 925 killed by gunshot, District No. 7. The Monitor 49 50 Jail and Court House SOO 00 Stanton, Greenbury, irons, Mary Louisa Great Southern Printing & blirg Co 174 20 Stanley, W Charles, cord 10 00 Knott, William H 10 00 C N Stem 120 Citizen's National Bank, repairs to ing why. 340 George M Smith, J P. acting 5 The Catoctin Clarion 30 02 Court House 880 00 Trout, Anna 5(9.) Lighter, Ann M 15 00 Fraricis E Swadener coroner 00 Jail and Patting yourself on the back is a 10 00 10 00 Samuel C Brandenburg 47 90 Howard H Hopkins, Jr, 35 D,physician 5 00 The Examiner Publishing Co 97 50 Citizen's National Bank, road and Thompson, Georgiana Miller, Mary M The Examiner Publishing Co 429 00 Williams, Henson, col'd 10 OU McKissick, Henry A 10 00 George J B Lewis 455 J N Maynard, juror bridge work 750 (k) difficult task-seldom done gracefully. 10 00 00 John L Jordan 20 05 J1 Zimmerman,juror 100 The Banner of Liberty 68 00 Franchise Tax for Frederick City 586 sO Waters, Julia A Portner, Elizabeth 10 C Rhoderick,(Register) 75 There are more talkers than think- Margaret R 10 00 Starner, John F 10 00 Henry Stokes 0 75 A J Zimmerman,juror 1193 George 144 Franchise Tax for Middletown 112 SO Woodward, W H Troxell,(Chronicle) 39 20 Wissner, Barbara 10 00 Sweeney; Amelia 10 00 John Jones 20 50 J L Falconer, juror 100 Franchise Tax for Brunswick 49 71 ers. Here you have the solution 15 00 Jonathan Talbott 260) G W Taylor, juror 100 Herald Publishing Co 154 50 Janitor to Court House and Keeper Wither, Albert Shuman, Susan 200) gossip. 15 00 00 Ulysses Hobbs 355 N M Waters, Juror 104) The Myersville Monitor 350 of Park, appropriation 400 CO Wineberg. Sophia Shindiedecker; Emanuel 10 The Examiner Publishing Co 10350 Winkleman, Piillomena 10 00 Webb, William 15 00 Thomas Grunwell 135 J A Pliebus, juror 101) Physician to Jail, appropriation 200 01) People whose reputations depend col'd 500 00 Calvin T Fox 12 21 F. T. Meaiey, juror 104) Electric and Gas Light, appropriation 400 uu Williams. John A, Zimmerman, Emma J 10 $1,892 64 upon their clothes have to keep dressed Wenzel], Hester,cord 15 00 George At Smith 11 30 f A Stevens, juror 100 Fireman at Jail, appropriation 350 00 Webb, Mrs. M A 10 00 1202 50 John W Hoover 130 W H Z Smith, juror 1(5) Vaccination. Counsel to County Commissioners, up all the time. ger, Laura V 15 00 Henry M Wiener 455 J E Mentlinger, juror 100 appropriation 150 00 Yin 150 00 One of the greatest virtues and the Zepp Lucinda 10 00 Jackson District No. 16. J Grahame Johnson 31 80 F Downey,juror 1 00 Morris A Birely, Id D $ 51 00 Telephones, appropriation -- Drs Bromwell and Gayer 20 50 Water Rent, appropriation 150 00 hardest is the moral courage to prac- 11,012 50 Mary $1,074 60 $22 00 George 11 Riggs, M D 39 50 Keeper Standard Weights and Meas- Bowlus, Melinda and $4000 175 00 self denial. Daymon, Christian C 15 00 W H Kahle, M D 450 ures, appropriation tice on the of Middletown District No. 3. Daymon, Susan R 10 00 Witnesses. Inquest body Blaine Washington, George H Riggs, 35 D 21 50 Courtesy-oh, how that lubricates 10 00 coi'd, found dead in Mrs. Lawson's T Clyde Houtson, M D 34 50 04,712 56 Harper, William H nature-what an asset Boyer. Mary Ellen $ 10 00 J Emery Nelson 1 6 27 barn, District No. 7. M Whltehill, 14 D 39 50 life! And good Bldle, Lessie A 15 00 $75 00 J Emery Nelson 1 65 Morris A Direly, M D 54 50 Recapitulation. of happiness is that! Boileau,Sallie 10 00 .1 Emery Nelson T 26 John E King, J P, acting coroner $ 5 00 A J Smith, M D 18 50 Cochran. Mary and Sarah 30 00 Johnsville District No. 17. John Francis Smith 1 00 J P Sellman, M D, physician 51)0 J H L011), M D 7 39- Pension3 $ 3,897 00 Some folks are determined to domi- 15 00 J Eniery N elson 148 Reginald W King, deputy constable 3 06 M D Cochran, Louise J Thomas Sim, 71 00 Constables 1,030 57 nate or die, and as there are few who Dutrow, Catharine lu vu Albaugh, Daniel $10 00 J Emery Nelson 5 94 John Lawson, juror 100 J W Getzendaimer,14 D 950 Magistrates 1,074 60 Dutrow, Ann R 15 00 Boone, Mary E 10 00 John D Keller 24 10 M F Lawson. juror 10) M I Zimmerman, DI D 42 50 Witnesses 1,490 11 rise to the first degree there are many 10 00 A 10 00 F U Burgee, juror 1(9) Dutrow, Laura Boone, Lydia John Francis Smith 1 98 W Eichelberger, M D 13 00 Vaccination &.,9 00 who fall to the second.-Schoolmaster. Gledhill, Mary 750 Crurnrine, Henry 10 00 Richard Williams 1 00 James D Page, juror 100 E E Mullinix, M D 23 00 Collins and Graves 270 00 Haupt, Elizabeth M 15 00 Lookingbill, Belinda Jane 15 00 J Emery Nelson 1 32 Eli McSherry Burgee, juror 10) A A Lamar, M D 560) Inquisitions 346 77 Johnson, Lewis, col'd 15 00 Martin, Mary E 10 00 Jesse Kaufman 1 00 G L Burgee, juror 1))) Frank Hedges' m 13 19250 Printing 1,892 64 The Voice of Experience. George F 10 00 Ritter, William 10 00 H L Gayer 400 Stanley Davis, juror 10) County Surveyor 300 (0 Keller, -- and Miller, Mary it 15 00 Schwarber, Julia 10 00 John D Keller 12 20 John H Page, juror 1 00 $629 00 Clerk to Circuit Court 2,288 00 The wedding is to occur soon, 10 00 A 750 W King, juror 100 Orrison, Melinda Wetzel, Martha H L Gayer 900 Sheriff's Salary and Accounts. Sheriff 's Salary and Accounts 6,359 73 she was telling her mother about her Thomas, Melinda 10 00 H L Gayer 270 G U Lawson,juror 100 Deputy Sheriffs Si IL: 15 00 $9250 Nelson Charles Gnu, juror 100 plans. To er, Eliza Ann, col'd J Emery 3 30 Harvey R Lease $ 372 59 New Public Roads 1,500 Ou John Jones 2 50 James J Peters, juror 100 Error 44.00 04 Woodville Distr:et No. 18. Harvey R Lease 42023 Taxes in "When Fred is out late at night," she $212 50 Dr E C Kefauver 2 50 State's Attorney 2,775 0) Charles T K Young 1.013 86 "I shall not scold him. I shall H L Gayer 20) 12596 Charles T K Young 953 07 Attorney's Fees 1,015 00 said, District No. 4. Graham, Nancy, cord $ 7 50 C H Eckstein 1 00 500 00 Creagerstown cord 1250 Appropriation 3,600 00 Health Officer try to be reasonable. I think I shall Hoy, Peter, J Emery Nelson 3 30 Examination of the body of Isaac Steele, Judges Orphans'Court 2,250 00 Miles, Margaret 10 CO by to keep a light burning Deberry, Mary A $10 CO H L Gayer 24 80 killed boiler explosion at Grove's $0,359 73 Court Stenographer 800 00 go so far as 10 00 J Emery Nelson 2 31 Lime Kilns, District No. 2. for the Insane Perry, Mrs. Mary 00 Maryland Hospital 90000 for him to make him cheery when he Sherfey, Samuel 15 00 830 John S Long 260 Deputy Sheriffs. Springfield Hospital for the Insane 1,200 00 Wood, James A Jr 10 00 Linganore District No. 19. George R Dennis 1 Cl)) C H Eckstein, J P. acting coroner 1 6 00 Mt. Hope Retreat 30)00 returns." George W Heinlein 2 97 Ira J McCurdy, M D, physician 5 00 J Allen Beitler $10 00 Index Clerk to Register of Wills 8400') Keefer 10 00 Her mother was silent. $4500 col'd E L Frizzell 3 00 John New School Houses 10,000 00 Bell, Lewis, $10 00 Joseph Cramer 10 00 you think it would be a good Bair, Uriali 10 00 America V Ramsburg 1 00 $10 00 Commissioners of Charities and "Don't Emmitsburg District No. 5. Grayson D Snook 1 00 Allen H Greenwalt 10 00 Corrections 11,000 00 Biggous, Solomon, col'd 50) Henry Miller 10 00 idea to keep the light burning?" she Ham, Mrs. Fannie 10 (Xi Charles 61 Ramsburg 1 00 Examination of the body of Powell Faunt- Ele tion and Registration 6.545) 00 Althoff, William A $ 15 00 C Steiner Ramsburg 1 00 leroy, found dead in City Hotel, Thomas Goodman 10 00 Interest on Bonded Debt 11,604 50 persisted. Justice. Jane 20 00 James W Robinson 21 12 Bowers, Margaret 10 00 Myers, Mary, col'd 10 0„ .7 Emery Nelson 3 35 Frederick. School Coinmissioners 56,05)00 "Well, It might do very well for the Betty, Isaac, cord 10 00 Robert D Webber 1 98 -- County Commissioners, per Diem $8112 month or so. But after you have Buckingham, Win C 10 00 $6500 Robert D Webber 6 27 J Francis Smith, J P, acting coroner $ 5 00 and MI eage 3,000 06 first Barton, Sophia 10 00 E A Gittinger 37 62 C F Goodell, M D, physician 5410 Taxes in Error. Cler C to County Commissioners 1,00000 paid a few gas bills you'll probably Coyle, Mary Ida 5(9) Lewistown District No. 20. The Savings Bank of Brunswick 4 29 Jurors and Talesmen 5,500 Favorite, Mary G 20 00 Appropriation for State Witnesses 1.3(1) 00 $10 00 Lucinda Benson $ 480 Bailiffs to Court and Juries 1,20)03 conclude that it will be just as well Knouff, Sophia 500 Ambrose, Mary 1001 Elizabeth Holter 3110 Contingent Fund 5,000 00 to put the matches where he can find King, John, cord 10 00 Bowie, Charles, col'd 10 00 11,490 14 Inquest on the body of George W Jones, Lydia A Blessing 800 Local Registrars 45000 McClane, Mary J 10 00 Clem, George II 10 00 col'd, killed by cars on B Sr OR It, Minerva Lease 6 48 Iron Bridges-Flood Damages 19,517 00 them and turn the light out"-New Shorb, Jasper 758 Finuefrock, Josiah 10 00 Coffins and Graves. near Itiehrs Mill, Dist. No. 9. Wm P N Lawson 1 98 Other Flood Damages 4,100 00 York Press. Stansbury, William E 750 Geisbert, Florence C 10 00 Caroline H Zimmerman 2 28 Road and Bridge Fund 5,000 00 Juricks, Ariana, col'd 10 00 Edgar L Thomas $ 250 C H Eckstein, J P. acting coroner $ 5 00 Milton Burk 444 Public Road Fund 20,267 40 $120 00 Keeney, William 10 00 Harry E Stitely 250 Ira J McCurdy, M 130, physician 5 00 Ada F C Remsburg. et al 1 74 Police Magistrates 85004) May, Eliza 10 00 David E Wastler 250 James E Stoup, constable 2 80 Mrs Fannie F Cramer 216 Court Crier and Law Librarian 720 00 Catoctin District No. 6. Morgan, William 10 00 Falconer Bros 10 00 John H Grove, juror 1 00 H Tilghmrn Harley 259 16 New Road Machines 400 00 Rice, Catharine E 15 00 J Creager & Son 30 00 C A Landis. juror 1 00 Upton B Brown 6 40 Removed Court Cases 41300 Remember that your neighbor hi con- Burns, Mary E $ 10 00 Stull, Mary 1504) D A Sharetts 500 Stephen C Geisbert, juror 1 00 Martin Grossnickle,admr 75 60 Smallpox Cases 970 15 stantly taking an Inventory of your Brunner, Catharine 10 00 Weddle,Sophia J 10 00 George M Smith 500 John H Frazier, juror 1 00 Peter H Bussard 59 40 Clerk to County Treasurer 6(5)0) Burns, George W 10 00 Charles J Smith 10 00 G Edw Schell, juror 1 00 Miscellaneous 4,712 56 blessings and wondering what you can Bowers, Jane 15 00 $130 00 Edward Hicks 400 G Ed Myers. juror 1 00 1430 04 Insolvencies and Errors 7,044 47 possibly have to worry about- ••4

••••••••••111. Meal Estate Sold TACNG PASTEUR TREATMENT. 1 MURDER IN FIRST DECREE HAGERSTOWN r tf,l)lag Monday Mr. George W. Linn sold "LOOP-TU{0OP" ACCIDENT. 1 FAIR. MASONS LAY A CORNERSTV 4 his house and lot, containing 14 acres of Mr. Charles ilalneg Taken To That Institu- Conviction of a Negro W 'to Killed Ills One Man K.Iled And Four Injured At ILt• Poultry Show and Various Features anti The cornerstone of the Central el, tion on Monday. Wife With a Shotgun land, sitnated about 3 miles east of this gerstown DepartaieLts odist Episcopal Church South, Is • ONE DOLLAR A YEAR IN ADVANCE place, to Mr. Wm. Kemp for $1,000. Also Mr. Charles Haines, of this place, was • At Salisbury, Md., time jury case in the I An accident in which one person lost The Hageretown Pair opened Tuesday erected-on the site of the old Dr. • 7 acres of timber land to Mr. Jacob Way- taken to the Pasteur Department of the of the negro Henry J. Handy rendered a his life and four others were slightly in- auspiciuuslie The weather was perfect, Olir property, on South George etree•. NOTICE.—All annonacements of concerts, bright for 414O. College of Physicians and Surgeons, verdict of murder in the first degree for jnred occurred on the Hagerstown Fair and the attendance was estimated at Cumberland, afternoc!, festivals, pie-flies, ice cream and cake festivals was laid Sunday Baltimore, on Monday morning for treat- killing his wife Celia Handy. She was ground Wednesday afternoon by 10,000. and similar enterprises, got up to make money, The West Virginia Pulp and Paper failure with Masonic honors, the ceremony be- Whether for churches, associations, or indlvid ment. Ile was accompanied to the city ; Handy's second wife and they lived . in of. a brake on the "loop-the Chief Marshal W. Mereiek Huyett a»d Lulls, must be paid for at the rate af five cents Company, which. has a large plant at -loop" to ing itt charge of Ohm' Lodge, No. 131, Alt; - for each line. by Mr. Rodney Burton. Mr. Haines, Crisfield. The woman went to Wicomi- work. • his aids, John W. Cable, Jr., D. M. Frick, Luke, Allegany county, will remove its semis, George 0. Young, worshipful !flee- who is employed on Mr. I. S. Anilines co to work, taking her - little child with Thomas Goode, aged 40 years, Howard Martin, Roy Weagley, Roy I bark peeling plant from Covington, W. of Pat- ter, assisted by the Cumberland Glee Entereci as Second-Class Matter at tile E-mmit farm, was taken quite sick early on her. Handy came from Somerset in his erson, N. J., who had been with A. P. Fockler, Charles Nigh and Sanmel Kay- Club. Members of the Masonic Postoffice. Va., to the Cheat River country, in [reties burg Monday morning, mid Dr. R. L. Annan boat, after having searched the woman's Prescott, owner of the loop lor, met all incoming trains and escort- West Virginia. .Seieral hundred men -the-loop for pity took teemed interest in the laying was called in to see him, and after ex- trunk and found compromising letters three years, was almost instantly killed. ; ed the crowds to the fair grounds, will be employed and a town of about head- of the stone on account • of the ehureli 1904. amining Mr. Haines' condition, suggest- written to her by Thomas J. Taylor, col- - The injured were Roy Banff, ed by the Middletown Band FRIDAY, OCT. 14, 500 people will shortly spring up in Goodman of 23 pieces being erected 011 the lot where the resi- ed that he be taken at once to the city ored. Welsh, of Hagerstown ; Herman Mitsal It is conceded by all visitors what was only a short time ago an al- that the I denee of tlw late Dr. C. II. Ohr, past for treatment, as his case might turn Before setting out on his murderous and Charles present exhibition FREDERICK COUNTY 'PHONE 33 most impenetrable wilderness. Yessler, of York, Pa. is time largest in the !grand master of elasonst of Maryland. hydrophobia, Haines errand out to be as Mr. Handy told Capt. Elijah Sterlieg The top loop had just been erected history of the association. Every stable I stood for years, and a large number of Killed 6 More Cattle had subjected himself to considerable , and Alley Handy that he was going to and tested. Two cars, each containing on the grounds is filled with live stock, Masons turned out Go to the Acme Bakery for Oyster and took part in t Since lust Thursday Mr. I. S. Annan risk in working among, the cattle that kill his wife. Captain Sterling tried to a passenger, were sent around. • The and tile various buildings are crowded ce remon y. Sandwiches, rabies on Annan's farm. Mr. persuade him not to do his mind has lost 6 more cattle, which lie had to had the Mr. so, but mechanism was found to be in- good with all kinds of exhibits. After arriving at the place where the Stow fell in New York State yester- thought that he might have was made up and he proceeded kill on account of the rabies among his Haines toe. ar- working order. The entries in the household depart- cornerstone was to be laid the following dap. It was the first of the season. gotten some of the saliva on his hands range his property so that in case any- herd. This makes 13 killed out of a herd A number of tickets were sold, and the ment number 8,053, which is about 500 order of exercises was carried out : and introduced it into his own system, thing happened to him his child would four young men who more than last Mrs. Louise M. Este, Baltimore, will of 25, and there is no assurance that the were slightly hurt year. Opening of the lodge ; singing, "It is owing to the fact that he had a small be provided for. Henry oiled his gun, got inter the car and Franklin celebrate her one hundred and first end has yet been reached. successfully cir- county (Pa.) and Berkely the Lord's Own Day" (Kreutzer), by the The cow belonging to St. Joseph's cut on one of his hands. put it in good condition, carried it on cled the loop, which is 25 feet in diam- county (W. Va.) are competing for the birthday Saturday. Cumberland Glee Club ; prayer, by 14eV4 The physicians at the Pasteur Institute deck and fired it off to see if it would Academy and which was bitten. by a eter and require six seconds to complete $250 first prize offered for the best col- C. B. Cannon, pastor of Trinity Met he- considered Mr. Haines' condition favor- work all right. Satisfied with it, he re- Lawson Knight WaS shot in the breast mad dog on September 10, died one day the trip from the top to foot of incline. lection of farm products by any ono of dist Episcopal Church South, of Sout it able and that he might not take the dis- loaded it and, taking eight more shells and shoulder by a young man named last week. When the car reached the foot of the the ten counties connected with the Cumberland ;. distribution of the work- _ ease, but the case was such that hydro- with him, he shouldered the gun and set Johnson near Balterton. incline Goode, who held the brake lever, fair. There is a second prize of $125, ing tools ; reading list of the conte AV ill Be On Ticket. - Celia. phobia,might possibly develop, and that out to find tried to work it, but it failed to move. so both will be sure of prizes. The of the box Mr. William Laneinger is having a Sylvester L. V. Young, of Hagerstown placed in the stone ; deposit- it would be well to give him a course of He had to sail some distance and then The car went thundering along at a Franklin county exhibit is made by J. ing concrete pavement laid in front of his nominated by the Socialist Party of this the box ; spreading the eemen; treatment for the prevention of the dis- walk five miles more until he came upon speed of 30 miles an hour, crashed into A. Philips, Mercersburg. Berkely coun- • residence on East Main street. district as a candidate for lowering the stone with the grand 1114.. - Congress, but ease. . his wife working in the field with a the bumper, jumped into the air and ty shows 10 yellow fell pumpkins, each ors ; testing the stone ; presenting t whose name was denied a place on the A subscription list was circulated etimber of others putting up corntops. to The marriage of Mr. D. Henry Hamer the geound, 12 feet below, carrying weighing from 50 to 100 pounds, taken elements and the consecration of the official ballot by Attorney General Bry- place No one saw him until and Miss Edell B. Xeilholtz, took place among the citizens of this on he had spoken, 10 feet of the platform with it. one vine. stone an because of failure to comply with the ; invocation by Worshipful Mee- on Wednesday of last week at Union Tuesday to raise the money necessary and he called out to Celia : Two of the passengers were throwa J. H. Ground, near Hagerstown, won law, will, after all have his name $75 for ter Young ; delivering the tools to the, on the to pay for the Pasted'. treatment. It "Put down your eorntops ; you will out. The other two were pinioned be- the best 'individual exhibit of bridge. farm products. He was superintendent of the building, Rev. J. ticket. He has just sent to the Secre- being a worthy cause, the response was never put up another." the only one neath the car. The two knocked out competing. He showed 155 varieties C. Jeter, pastor of the new .A memorial window has been placed tary of State a petition, signed by 400 of church generous: After saying a few more words he raised the car and liberated the other farm products and 12 species of fish, in- nominating singing,"Oh, Paradise" (Bardby), by the la St. John's Lutheran Church, Hagers- voters, again him as the raised his gun and shot her in the throat two. Their injuries cluding gold fish taken from Antietam consisted of etas, Cumberland Glee Club ; address, by tewn, for deceased members of the Roue- candidate of his party. Then lie placed a new cartridge in the creek, which runs by his farm. - DIED AT ibliK FAIR. bruises and nervous shock. Prof. John T. White, kulp The articles were judged Tuesday and county school ea- Killed By Boiler Explosion gun, and after walking up to her and Goode's head was caught under the Driver of Horse Felt Dead of Apoplexy the premituus awarded. The wine emitter ; benediction, by Rev. W. A. satisfying himself that she was dead, car wheel. _A Lecture will be held in the Presby- Last Friday the boiler in the steam While Winning Race His skull was crushed, both judges had to pass upon 477 entries in Melvin, pastor of the Bedford Street saw and grist mill of Edward L. Huntt set out for the office of Justice Denton jaws fractured and the jugular vein sev- the home-made wine department. The terian Church on Monday evening, Oct. A number of Gettysburg and Adams jelly tasters confronted Methodist Protestant Church. at Mattawoman, Charles county, was and gave himself up, saying he had kill- ered. He died 10 minutes afterward. 1,600 entries. 24, by Rev. James Nurse. Silver collec- blown to pieces, killing one person and county folks saw a tragic occurrence on There were 608 entries of pickles and e ed his wife and expected to be hanged. The accident was witnessed by several tion will, be taken up. severely wounding two others. Three the race track at the York Fair last vinegars, 278 of cakes, 188 of breads, 84 Letter To An Eininitsburg Lawyer He asked the Justice to write a will for thousand persons. James of cooked meats, - - small boys were playing about the mill. Thursday. While coming down the Ryan of Syra_ dairy products, etc. Emmitslnirg, Md. A finelilack mare belougieg, to Mr. One of the boys was instantly killed Itim deeding his property to the child. cuse, N. Y., the brakeman on the track The poultry show is ono of tlie fea- and another stretch on the first half of the thiedheet tures of the fair. About 4,000 birds are Dear Sir : What's the penalty for Charles McCarren, near town, got fast seriously wounded and will opposite Goode, made a marvelous es- likely die. The third was covered en- in the 2.14 pace Lyteann Redmond, driv- on exhibition from many parts of the making or selling short measure paint in its stall Wednesday and died from the HARNEY NEWS. cape.—Sun. r, tirely with flying debris, but, apart from el. of Noah B, was stricken with apoplexy country. The quality of the birds shown in your State ? injuries received in its efforts to get being stunned, escaped unhurt. is fine and ahead of that of any previous Mr. to track dead. When Red- And does it make any difference, loose. Joseph L. Hetet was badly scalded. and fell the Hartley, Oct. 12.--Mr. Abraham Hes- year. if mond fell he was directly in the path Of son, who had his arm broken, is improv- FAIRFIELD ITEMS. Five hundred pigeons are on exhibi- three-fourths of the paints are short- In Hagerstown on Wednesday a mar- . Gutters Ablaze With Gasoline the following teams and two of the sul- ing at this writing. mea sirre ? tinnTimeh expert riage license was issued to Howard J. Late Monday night some children turn- kies passed over his body. -- Fairfield, Oct. 11.--Miss Lillie R. Moy- judges of chickens are pints a full-gallon or a fool- Mr. Morris Bishop, formerly of Har- George O. Brown, J. H. Drevenstedt, Gledhill, aged 24, of Iron Springs, Adams er, of Womelsdorf, is visiting her par- F. gtillslosneN;en ed on the spigot of a barrel of gasoline Hundreds of spectators hurried to the ney, and Miss Lillie Swarts, of Adams B. Zimmer, David A. Nichols, William J. ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Shelley, vounty Pa., and .Miss Sarah A Wachter, in Frederick at the corner of Market prostrate form of the driver and he was county, Pa., were quiet'y married at the .of Stanton, J. Fred Crangle and Theodore What's the penalty for making or sell- aged 26, of near Emmitsburg. Hewes. ing whitewash S. and South streets. The fluid was run- removed from the track to the quarter Mt. Joy parsonage by their minister, for paint ? William J. ning down the gutter for several squares stretch where two physicians, who were Some of the farmers are not done cut- Stanton will judge the pig- Is whitewash paint, if mixed with a Charlee M. Eaton, who tried to escape Rev. 0. W. Minnich. eons.. ting off their corn, whilst others have little paint when someone threw a lighted match in the crowd, pronounced the man's Misses Aurelia and Grace Shriver and The Lignt Brahma .Cfub of America and labeled "Pure mixed from jell along with Roland Rigor, was husked some of their corn. into it. Instantly the gutter was ablaze. death to have been due to apoplexy. their cousin, Miss Bessie Shriven of The corn is will meet in Hagerstown during the paint", or something like that ? :sentenced to .three years in the Peniten- better this year than for many Seeing the tire approaching, a colored Redmond was about 59 years old and Barlow, Pa., are spending the week at years. fair. C. P. Nettleton is president and But we dont intend to go into the :fiery on a charge 'of .passing a forged Mr. J. S. Hill has taken John Reinhold secretary. man rolled the barrel of oil to a safe resided in Arlington. The horse driven Hagerstown, Md., visiting Mrs. R. A. up 1,100 bush- business. We make Devoe lead-and-ziuc clock. els of potatoes. Mr. Hill _ distance from the flames. by him was owned by T. 0. Becklin, of Hamer, sister of Misses Aurelia and has a fine let full measure and true. of Potatoes. HUNTERS TAKE NOTICE Walter Finney, late cashier of the Baltimore, had won the first two heats Grace. They also expect to take in the Yours truly Newly Made Citizens The Second National Bank °flicker, Md., was of the race and looked an easy winner great fait!. Dedication of the Disciple's By an act of the General Assembly of 25 . W Devoe & Co At Westminster of Monday Judge Church has been indicted by the Federal Grand Jury on in the third when the driver fell. The people of this postponed on account Maryland of 1904, it is unlawful for any William H. Thomas vicinity are very FOR SALE.—Several second the naturalized 60 ap- of the Church not being finished. one to hunt with gun or rifle in Freder- hand car- .e'harge of embezzling $40,000 of the David S. Hartle Falls Dead busy husking corn and seeding. plicants for citizenship in the Circuit There will be an excursion riages, all in good condition, consisting funds of that bank. A large number of young and old folks to Balti- ick comity from the 10th day of October Court for Carroll County. They David S. Hartle, a well known busi- more on tho 20th of October of closed carriages for two and four of this vicinity expect to attend the starting from until the first day of November, or on were brought to Westminster from Bal- ness man of Hagerstown, fell over dead Fairfield at 6.45 passengers, 2-seated surreys, and I Top The gasoline boat Alice, owned by Hagerstown Fair. in the morning. The any election day in November. The John and Robert Matthews, timore by ex-Justice Garland. Most of while sitting in front of his home on excursion is under the Spring Wagon. Parties desiring car- was burned Mr. Harry Stonesifer and family have auspices of the penalty for a violation of said law is a at Cambridge. There was them are residents of East Baltimore. North Potomac street, Sunday evening. U. B. Church, Gettysburg. riages of this kind will do well to call a 10-gallon moved to York, Pa., where they expect fine of twenty dollars and costs, or 60 tank A majority of them had their first or de- While not in the best of health for sev- • Since at St. Joseph's Academy, Emmitsburg, of gasoline on board when the boat to reside in the future. we have had two heavy frosts days in jail. One-half of the fine is to caught fire. claration papers. The Germans led in eral weeks, he seeme(l to be as well everything looks gloomy. where they can be inspected. oct 7-tt Miss Bertha Hamer has gone to York, be paid to the informer. Also, it is un- numbers, other nationalities represent- Sunday as usual. His death was due to Chestnuts Pa., for a short time. . are selling for 25cts per lawful for any one to trap, snare, net, Elmer E. Pearce, of Baltimore, a stu- ed being English, Russian and Italian. apoplexy. He was 63 years old. Mr. Oysters served in all styles. Oyster quart at Womelsdere Pa. They seem to bag or bunch on the ground with a gun dent, at Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa., Hartle was a native of Leithersburg, Mrs. Solomon Miller, of near Two Tav- be scarce. Sandwiches, Beefsteak, Chicken, etc., Escaped From Burning [louse or other firearms at any time any par- has been appointed pastor of Washing- where lie conducted a hotel for a time, erns, Pa., died Oct. 3, aged about 73 years Mr. Charles Grove thok milk to the served to order at all hours at she Acme The dwelling of Mrs. Melinda Funeral creamery tridges in Frederick county. Penalty Square Methodist Episcopal Church, in Boggs going to Hagerstown about 30 years ago. services were held at the home last Friday and whilst coming Bakery, James A. ita_gle, proprietor. was burned Sunday night near Oldtown, home his horse twenty dollars and Hagerstown, in place of Rev. of her son, Rev. Lindiman officiating. became frightened, ran costs for each bird so W. L. Mc- Allegany county, and the occupants He was an active Republican. On off, throwing Mr. Grove Interment ii Christ's Church Cemetery. out of the buggy taken or killed, in default of payment to Dowell, resigned. barely escaped with their lives. The Sunday night just 11 months ago Mr. heavily upon the ground. No bones Large assortmuent of cheap Stoves for - - be committed to the House of Correc- house was a landmark, being of logs, Hartle's wife was taken suddenly ill in were broken, however, he was bruised the fall and winter trade, at J. M.Adels- If Pearson P. Wiedman does not re-ap- weatherboarded. The fire tion for three months. One-half of the originated church, and 10 minutes later expired in PERSONALS. considerable. His horse ran about a berger & Son's, formerly the F. A. Addis- pear at an early date at his former home from a stove pipe. Miss Lizzie Carter, half a mile and was caught and brought fine paid goes to the informer, the other of Hancock, a the office of a physician near the church berger Stove Store. • Sep. 23-4te in Cecil county, he will be declared le- schoolteacher, who board- Miss Mamie Rider has returned to her back. His buggy was not injured. half to the County Commissioners. ed with Mrs. Boggs, lost all of her per- Mr. Hartle is survived by these children: Corn is selling at 50 gally dead. He disappeared seven years home in cents per bushel - For fine Wines and sonal effects. Nothing was saved by aey St. Louis, Mo. out of the field in this vicinity. • Distill House Li- Mrs. Ridenour, wife of W. II. Ridenour, VOTES quors try Harry C. Harner's brands. ago. His father remembered him in his of the occupants, not even necessary Mr. Charles Landers, mail carrier, Rev. Laughlin will preach in the WHERE HE SLEEPS. E. proprietor of the Hotel Baldwin ; Mrs. Main Streeti,_E_LintLitsturg. july 1-6m clothing. Mrs. Boggs is a sister of Geo. started for the World's Fair at St. Louis Lutheran Church on next Sunday even- Henry C. Strayer made application to _ Kifer, whose barn was destroyed in the leia F. Swartz, Miss Bertha Hartle, Miss ing. This will likely be his last yesterday morning. sermon. be registered in York county and matter The Great Frederick Fair Those who have tried Parker Rye, a same locality by being struck by light- Sue Hartle and Richard, at home. The Presbyterians will be without a will be held Mr. Joseph Rowe has returned to the was heard by York 'county courts real Maryland Whiskey, have discover- ning a few weeks ago. preacher for a while. last on October 18, 10, 20 and 21. See ad- - - _ University of Virginia, at Charlottes- There is an old woman running week. He owns a farm partly _in York vertisement in another column. ed that it is far superior to the ordinary 38 Persons Registered McDivit—Smith ville, Va. around, or rather she is traveling in a county and partly in Latimer° township - brands. It is recommended by the tiled- Miss Mabel Carey Smith, daughter of buggy with a very CLOTHES AtTuesday's sitting of the registra- Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Amman and daugh- poor horse. She Adams county. On farm are two houses. FOUND IN BOAT; - "jest fraternity, and it sale is constantly Mr. and Mrs. James A. Smith, 321 East sleeps hi her buggy along the road. This tion officers 38 new names were added terePanline, left here Wednesday even- The mansion house is in WHERE IS THEIR OWNER? growing. Twentieth street, and Dr. Harry Norbert should not be allowed. York county _ - to the list of qualified voters. The work ing for the World's Fair. Some of and tenant house in Adams A small rowboat containing a suit of MeDivit, of Baltimore, were married at our fermers are not done with county. Last Yesterday afternoon Miss Mary Barry of the registrars, in detail is as follows : Miss Amelia Annan has returned from their seeding. There will be a lot of April he rented the farm to his son who men's clothing and a bunch of freshly St. Ann's catholic Church at 11 o'clock corn brought to TIIE CHRONICLE office Precinct No. 1. Registered 16 ; ap- a visit among friends at Taneytown. stock ground put out in grain this moved into mansion house caught fish drifted rshore Saturday a cur- Monday morning. The ceremony was fall. amid the fath- af- iosity in the shape of a small double plications to register held for further Mrs. William Scarborough, of Steu- er moved into the ternoon near No. 3 elevator, at Lower performed by Rev. Father C. F. Thomas, tenant house. Mr. chicken egg, having on the one end two consideration, 6 ; transfers issued, 4.; benville, Ohio, is the guest of Mrs. Strayer lives in York county Canton, and the county authorities are rector of the church. Miss Louis Dean R. L. Good For Children during the small nodosities, which made it look disqualified, (dead,) 6 ; on suspect list, Annan. day, working on farm of the belief that the owner of was the maid of honor, and Mr. Joseph The pleasant to take and harmless and eating in man- the cloth- somewhat like a 37. sion house and ing was either drowned while peePY- McDivit, brother of the groom, was One Minute Cough Cure gives instant sleeps in tenant house, bath or Precinct No. 2. Registered, 22 ; ap- SILVER LEAF ROBBERY. and committed relief in all cases of Cough, court refused to register him, hold- suicide. There was nothing Mr. George Caldwell, who was suffer- plications to register groomsman. The bride was attired in a Creep and held for further Deputy Sheriff William B. Hodel re- lug that he was a eltieen of Adams coun- on the garments by which their owner ing from a severe attack of aberration dress of white crepe de chine, with real LaGrippe because it does not pass itn- consideration, 1 ; transfers issued, 13 ; turned to Cumberland Monday night ty. could be identified, and this strengthens of the mind and wa.s taken to Gettysburg lace trimming. mediately into the stomach, but takes disqualified,(dead), 7 ; on suspect list, with William T. Simpson, colored, ar- _ the belief in the suicide theory, as it is on Monday for treatment, was brought A reception was held after' the cere- effect right at the seat of the trouble. It 32. rested in Washington "for alleged com- Can You Eat? thought that the man deliberately de- back to the home of his parents, near mony at the home of the bride's parents. draws out the inflammation, heals and plicity in the Silver Leaf Club hold-up J. B. Taylor, a prominent merchant of stroyed all marks of identification be- town, yesterday afternoon, and is in a SCHEDULE OF FOOTBALL GAMES The couple left Monday afternoon on a soothes and Cures permanently by enabl- and robbery in Cumberland early in the Chriesman, Tex., says : "I could not eat fore plunging overboard. critical condition. trip North and on their return will re- ing the lungs to contribute pure life- The following is the schedule of the summer. Simpson was arrested at the because of a weak stomach. I lost all The boat is of the kind usually used _ side at the groom's home, 13 west Twen- giving and life-sustaining oxygen to the Foot Ball Games to be played by the time of the hold-up, but claimed he had strength and ran down in weight. All by fishermen and has a flat bottom. It Wednesday night()nest week incen- ty-fifth street, Baltimore. blood and tissues. Sold by T. E. Zim- Mount St. Mary's College team during been robbed that money could do was done, but all was first seen by diaries burned the stables and dwelling — himself, and was released. merman. William Baumhardt, an this season : He was a hope of recovery vanished. Hearing of engineer in house recently occupied by the stable Oysters by measure iu auy quantity waitee in the place, and while time employ of the Joseph H. Oct. 15, Maryland Agricultural college, at home. some wonderful cures effected by the Foard buss at Henry Hili Coal Mine, Barton, Oct. 20, Maryland Medical College, at home, at Acute Bakery. Always on baud. • tee', Italiane were drinking with two Q. R. S. MEETING. Company, whose attention was Oct. 26, Gettysburg College, at home. - women masked men entered use of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, I conclud- called to it while it was yet far out in Allegany county. The house was re- Nov. 2, Western Maryland College, at home. and at the ed to try it. The first bottle benefited the river. cently vacated, and the stables contain- Nov. 5, Gettysburg, at Gettysburg. ma PATRIOTIC JUDGES. Point of revolvers secured abeut $400, For The Chronicle Bamuhardt watched tile boat Nov. 9, Open. me, and after taking taking four bottles drift shoreward ed only a quantity of hay. Nov. 12, F. & M., at Lancaster. The Frederick Connty Chapter, besides several watches, escaping after The Q. R.. S. held its first meeting of for over an hour. When Nov. 19, Washington College, at home. shooting at the I am fully restored to my usual strength, it finally reached the beach he found Nov. 24, Hagerstown, at Hagerstown. Daughters of the American Revolution, police. Later the wo- the season on Tuesday night at the home Lowiii Ruby, aged 14 years, of Hewitt, men who weight and health." Kodol Dyspepsia the clothing in it. On the seat Everybody invited. Gaines called at has completed its program for the plac- were with the Italians were of the President, Mrs. M. E. Ehrehart. was Pe., about six miles north of Flintstone, arrested Cure digests what you eat and cures. thrown carelessly a suit of blue 2.30 P. M. Admission, 25 cents for all. ing of a memorial tablet in the Freder- at Newport News with James Miss Eichelberger and Miss Guthrie, serge Allegany county, is the largest boy in Sold •iiy T. E. Zimmerman. stylishly - - Wk County Courthouse November 23 to Murphy, alias "Ghia" Murphy, of Frost- committee on entertainment. After the made clothing, a suit of under- that section of the country, weighing WILL ENFORCE THE LAW. the 12 judges who were the first to offi- burg, and Earl Gordon. Time men are routine of business, Miss Shulenberger wear, a top shirt, a pair of Rubber boots over 255 pounds. His father weighs on- now in jail at DIED. and a Derby hat. The hat bore the The Frederick city authorities have cially repudiate the British Stamp act. Cumberland. The women rendered a tine instrumental selection, store ly about 130 pounds and his mother is meek of Sorkin, decided to enfore the payment of the Gov. Edwin Warfield will deliver the —Nan Pugh, of Frostburg, and Jessie which was followed by greetings to the B. 1107 Broadway, Cam- only a little above the usual weight. city license TRESSLER.--On October 5, 1904, at tax which went into effect presentation address for the society and White, who went to Cumberland from members by Mr. J. A. Heiman. The fol- den, N. J., and had evidently been \vein 'The boy is growing rapidly. October 1. his home in the vicinity of Fountain- Chief Judge James MeSherry Virginia and is said to be from a good lowing committee dale, for some time. On the floor of time boat - - As the measure naturally met with will ac- was appointed to se- Pa., Mr. John Andrew Tressler, family—were also in jail, but later aged 80 years. The lay a bunch of fieh that had the appear- Ralph some opposition the authorities granted cept the memorial in behalf of the court. were lect subjects for the year : Mrs. J. A. deceased is surviv- Edward Miller, aged two ed by his wife and a number ance of a fifteen day extension. Those who fail Mrs. Donald McLean, regent of the released on bail. The Pugh woman is Heiman, Mrs. J. H. Stokes, Rev. A. M. of children, having, been recently pulled out mouths and twelve days, infant son of having been the father -of thirteen chil- to take out their license by Obtober 15, New York Chapter, Daughters of the said to have made a confession implicat- Gluck and Prof. G. L. Palmer. of the water. and Mrs. Charles E Miller, of Mt. the Maryland dren. Interment in the cemetery at authorities state, will be arrested ing time two men not only in the Baumhardt notified the Canton police, Tabor, this and a test American Revolution, and Miss Willie Silver was the subject chosen for the eveeing. Fountaindale on Oct. 6. (money, vas found dead in made of the constitutimmlity and Patrolman of the law. The lawyers Ritchie, regent of the Frederick Chap- Leaf Club hold-up, but in the hold-up Two papers were prepared on the sub- Cotter was sent to nialiv bed by his parekte about one o'clock and physicians SHIELDS.--On October 9, 1904, at the an examination of the boat. declare they will not pay the ter, and robbery of William Offman, a young ject. The elothine last Wednesday morning. Dr. $10 li- will also deliver addresses. Mas- Miss Zeck giving the "Geography" home of Mr. Charles Shatter, in Liberty was afterward taken to the police Browning, cense fee for the privilege of practicing restaurant proprietor sta- ters Philip and David Winebrenner will of Frostburg, who of the State, and Miss Maria Heiman township, Pa., suddenly while sitting in tion, where it is being held in tim,, hop, of Myersville, was sent for, and stated their professions, and if they are arrest- a chair, Mr. John H. unveil the tablet. was shot by highwaymen as les was on "The Colonization." Rev. A. M. Shields, aged about that it may lead to the identitivat ion that the child's death was dime to asphy- ed they will sue the city for damages if .Gluck, 80 years'. The deceased was his way home from his placerof business. a veteran of the supposed drowned man. xiation in some manner. the law proves unconstitutional. The memorial, which is a beautiful gave a review of "Virgilies," a tale of of the Civil War and a former resident About $200 was bronze tablet, suitably inscribed, will be secured from Offman. the Christ, which was highly enjoyed by of this district. The funeral services eh arged With Robbery The Capt. S. IL Hume„ aged 71 years, who FIRE IN SEXTONSVILLE. placed on the north side of the court- authorities all along believed the all. "Maryland" and "The Star Spangled were held on Tnesday. Interment in short the Lutheran Cemetery in this Harry Richardson, of Seale:burg, was; time ago retired from the ruer- room, over the jury box. WOinell were used as dupes by the men Banner" were sung, in which all heart- place. ea.ptile business in South Cumberland, A fire of unknown origin broke out Rev. Charles Reinewald, pastor of the robbed of $40 Suuday afternoon ou 'the - to accomplish the robberies. ily joined. Visitors died Saturday after an illness of several about midnight in Sextonsville, a little — present : Miss M. Lutheran Church, officiated. Hsgerstown Pair grounds by two fakire• weeks. He seenesel over 50 hamlet about 200 yerds across the Balti- Singular Accident Belle Rowe, Miss McKean, of Clarks- years contin- TOPPER.—On Oct. 12, 1904, at her Mr. Richardson elenned the fakirs made alously in the service of more and Ohio railroad tracks from the It Will Surprise You- -Try It burg, the Baltimore An explosion of blasting powder oc- W. Va., Dr. J. W. Eichelberger, home in this place, Mrs. Elizabeth Top- intoxicated, lured and Ohio Railroad, most of the time as Claremont stockyards, just outside the It is time medicine him into a stable a curred above all others for wife and son. Subjects from American per, relict of the late James Topper, in paesenger train conductor,. !Re is sur- southwestern Baltimore city limits, and last Thursday under singular and rifled ins' poeket e. Later he point - catarrh and is worth its weight in gold. History will be the the 78th year of her age. The deceased vived by a widow and one deughter, at 1 o'clock Saturday morning it was circumstances in the store of Lloyd topic for November set out to Deputy Sheriff Rohrer two thought that the Ely's Cream Beim does all that is claim- is survived by four sons and two daugh- Mrs. W..Joh !mod. entire place was doom- Thirst, Lonaconing. A customer was meeting. Miss Zeck and Miss Maria men ed. ed ters, viz : Messrs. Jacob L. Topper, whom he accused of the .rolthery. - for it.—B. W. Sperry, Hartford, Conn. Heiman Committee. Meeting at Mr. M. It was said that no water was trying a revolver which he wanted to Frank P. Topper, Charles Topper, of this They were put he jail but refueed to Dle.41 of Appendicitis avail- My son was afflicted with catarrh. He F. able to fight the flames. The county en- buy when the weapon went off accident- Shuff's. place ; Mr. Michael Topper, of St. Jos- give their names. Miss used Ely's Cream Balm and the eph, Mo.; Mrs. James Violet Woltz, of Williamsport, gine at Mount Winans responded to the ally. The bullet struck a stove, disagree- A.Bouey and Miss _ - glanc- Public Sale Of A Farm diedeSunday evening at the Maryland IrlJrtn. able catarrh left himu.---J. C. Olmstead, Mary Topper, of this place. ing and penetrating a canister contain- On The funeral services will be held at eeniversitylIospital•is Beltimore, where The absence of a high wind alone pre- Areola, 111. Saterday, October 15, at 1 P. M., vented the fire from reaching ing six pounds of blasting powder. An St. Joseph's Catholie Chureh tomorrow she underwent an the. big The Balm does not irritate or cause J. Ileme, Stokes, agent., will sell at pub- operation for appen-. stockyards and destroying more valuable , explosion followed, causing a conflagra- morning at 9 o'clock. CASTOR IA dicitis a sneezing. Sold at druggists at lic sale, on the premises, the farmknown For Infants and Children. week ago. She was 23 years property. tion, which threatened the establish- 50 ets. or mailed by as the Jacob Kris° farm, situated 'old, the daughter of the late V. L. Woltz The houses burned were all small t ment, bet was Ely Brothers, 56 Witeren is ECZEMA AND PILE CURE. controlled. Olin Thirst's Liberty The Kind You Have Always proprietor of the Van Lear Hotel, and dwellings of frame construction, occu- St., New York. township, Pa., adjoining the Knowing what it was to suffer. Bougr pied by-the families of laberers. All hand was burned severely. Lloyd Durst FREE• I FREE oe cat AMIE, brother of James Woltz, of lands of John Overhoitzer end others, will give Bears the assistant post- the inmates got out he safety, it is narrowly escaped being struck by the Oysters, 40 any afflicted., a positive cure for Eczema, Salt raw, fried and stewed., at the containing 127 acres and 16 perches at 'Rheum. Erys4i3elas, Piles and skiu diseases ed/Wee at Williamsport. thought. bullet. lnstnnt relief. suffer Signature of Acme Bakery, land, more or Don't longer. W rite F less. sept. 16-5ts W. WIELIAIMS,400 Mantua LA. lie., 4C11 York •

frianitdinit ortinide THE LOWER ANIMALS, Intelligence In Monkeys. Western Maryland Railroad A correspondent in the Field con- Nasal - • They Are Keen of Perception, but tributes an extraordinary instance of 31.41N Are Incapable of Thobglit. Intelligence in the Royal park, Mel- Schedule in Effect October 2n-d, 19)4. Animals have keen preceptions- bourne, Australia. He was watching FRIEDA Y, OCTOBER 14, 1904. In all its stages 'there keener in many respects than our own some monkeys in a large-cake when Road STATIONS. ' should be eleimliness. --but they form no conceptions, have one of them came to the front and Downward Upward THL WHEAT SEED Ely's Cream Balm BED. no powers comparing tried to reach a nut which PM AMAM of one thing with had been cleanses,soothesandheals 3910 9 50 30 Le Cherry Run Ar A11P31P1850 12 42 9.10 another. They live entirely thrown and was lying on the gravel 1 Be as Fine as Ashes, Vera In and 9 33 9 53 6 33 Big Pool S 47 12 39 9 u7 the diseased membrane. path. Putting its 9 43 10 06 tile and Well Drained. through their senses. To all that in- arms through the 543 Clear Smiting 835 12 27 854 It cures catarrh and drives 900 DROPS 9 4810 10 549 ner world of reflection, bars and stretching as far as possible Charlton 829 12 23 8 43 away a cold in the head The seed bed for wheat imagination, For Infants and Children. 0 5619 19 557 north Willnonaport 820 12 14 8 40 (if not for 111 quickly. comparison, reason, they are strangers. it found that the nut was just beyond 10.10 10 35 6 20 Ar. Hagerstown le 805 1290 SIS all other cereals) should be made as Cream Balm is placed Into the nostrils, spreads They never return upon themselves in Its reach. There was straw on the floor tine as dry ;mites. To produce the best over the inemluane and is absorbed. Relief is im- thought. They have sense memory, of the cage and going to the back, tSaturday only. The 825 p.m., Ira n leaves lie- ta.seits; no two particles of soil should gerstewn daily, including Sundays. mediate and a cure foliows. It Is not drylag-doei where it evidently The Kirsd You Have expected to find the ts'tick Sans° intelligence, and they profit in not produce Sneezing. Large Size, 50 cents at Drug- together. Some may be inclined r 51 P RAM AM P Mir SI many ways by experience, but they straw less damaged, it tested straw gists or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail. -to laugh at this assertion, but it has 4i0 210 710 Le Hagerstown ar -710 11 5518 15 after straw, discarding them one by .4. . .2 .2 223 724 Chewsville 11 ELY BROTHERS,86 Warren Street, New York. been have not soul memory or rational in- 4316-01 proved true many times by ex- Always Bought 428 230 730 Smitlisburg 11 BS 7 65 telligence. All the fundamental one, not thinking them strong enough periment. Jethro Tull, the best farm- emo- AVegetable Pre parationforAs- 440 24t 73t Edgernont ;ioo 11 3317 50 for the purpose. At last it found a sat- 45) 252 750 Buenavistaspring 6 48 11 1917 37 er in England tions and appetites men and the lower daring his time, (teeter- sirnilating &Food andllecs,ula- 255 751 Ar Higlifield Le 11 1517 32 enimals share in common, ouch isfactory one, returned with it to the Emmitsburg ,d that the more thoroughly the soil in as fear, ling the Stomachs and Bowels of PDIAM A Mr 54 Rail Road. front of the cage and very quickly with which plants grow anger, love, hunger, jealousy, cunning, Bears th3 was disintegrated PM AM A lii PM pride, curiosity, play, this aid booked the nut close enough to and relined the more abundant would but the world 1T.TS H I I:1)E F. 308 7 35 Le Hightield Ar 11 1517 16 TIME TABLE. be picked up. 3 26 18 Fairfield 48 .rbe the -pasture" of thought and thought experience and 10 et 16 (as be called it) for 3 50 8 42 (4ettysburg 10 136 20 On and after the emotlans that go with it belong Signature October 2, 1904, train their rootlets to feed upon and the 4 15 9 07 New Oxford te ouls 55 on this road will run as Her Sympathy. Promotes Digestion.Cheerful- 4 33 1025 Hanover 9 4515 09 follows: more abundant would to man _alone. be the crop pro- 450 931 Ar Pottera Le 9 2V5 27 as if Little Flora was complaining that ness and Rest.Contains neither TRAINS SOUTH sluccd. By perfect preparation of the It is the psychic world were di- PM A Id A 111 1'31 her stomach felt bad, according to Opium,Morphine nor Mineral. soil Lewes and Gilbert raised wheat vided into two planes, one above the of Leave Emmitsburg, PM AM A M 1-e daily, except Sun- ether plane of sense the Columbia Herald. "Perhaps it's NOT NARCOTIC. at days, at, On the same field forty years in sue- -the and the plane 6 35 985 Le Porters Ar 9 25 4 45 7.55 and 9.55 a. in. and 2.55 and because it's empty," said her mother. 5 43 94a Sprincr-Grove .1 4.50 p. m., cession and obtained n yield of thirteen of spirit. In the plane of sense live 9 1a 417 arriving at Rocky Ridge at 6 10 10 15 Ar York Le 8 50 4 the lower animals, only now then "It might feel better if you bad some- • 10 8.25 and 10.25 a. m. and bushels per acre the last year. and P_M_. A A M r at 3.25 and 5.20 p. thing in it." Not long afterward the id'ape ofOld .Th'..C4MUEL PrIVIER • In order that plants shall have nour- just breaking for a moment into the -1--- - P NAM A St higher plane. world minister ,ealled. In reply to a question linapkin Sea - r TRAINS NORTH, ishment the earth must be made fine In the of sense "fix Senna + 4 55 '2 55 7 53 Le Iiighfleul Ar 6 45 11 15,7 32 as to his health he said that he was 50 3 '158 Blue and soft, so that the roots may spread man is Immersed also; this is his start Itoel,l4 Sake- 00 Ridge 6 43 11 137 30 Leave Rocky Ridge, daily, 4aire Seed + 5 20 3 20 820 Thimmont 6 20 10481704 except Sun- and foundation, but he rises into the well, but that his head felt rather bad days, at 8.30 freely to their full extent. Another Awn-mist -_ 5 28 3 30 830 Rocky Ridge ... . 1053 G 50 and 10.82 a. m. and that day. "Perhaps 3.30 plane of spirit, and here lives his prop- it's because It's Cktba,wdeSolla hi 5 40 3 45 8 44 Bruceville 6 0210 20i6 40 and 6.52 p. in., arriving at reason why the seed - bed fer wheat Emmitsburg - 5 45 3 53 8 52 Union Bridge emancipated empty," spoke up Flora. "It might 5 56 10 10,6 30 at 9 and 11.02 a. m. ;should be maite, as tine as possible is er life. He is from sense Ciartli;q1,Digar 3 59 S 55 Linwood 100(1 .... and 4 and 7.22 p. m. feel better if you had something In hiateadvelt f7rraw: ibeeans,e it th onlysrhreugh title soil that in a way that beasts are not.-John 5 53 4 04 900 New Windsor 5 411 10 0116 21 WM. 6 10 45 9159 4, W( epit ynni inostne r 5 36 A. Hl MS,Pres't. Burroughs in Harper's Magazine. it." 9 45 6 03 the ground water is able to rise by A perfect Remedy for Constipa- Use 642 00 5 09 9 09 5 28 Arlington. /capillary action. It will not rise up .... frf DIRECTORY Genius. Ron , Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea 7 22 5 60 1050) Ar Baltimore Le '4 30 8155 through lumps any more than it will A PLAGUE RELIC. P P M MI A MA 3Ir Men give -me some credit for genius. Worms,Convulsions ,Feverish- FOR FREDERICK pass through tC,Q3rsp gravel. The rise COUNTY All the genius I have lies in this: When ness and Loss OF SLEEP. of the gronod water to the surface (a The London Gazette Was One Result Additional trains leave Baltimeme for Union I have a subject in hand I study it pro- a ever Bridge and Intermediate Stations at 10.12 a. m., -Circuit of miracle) Is of immense Minor- of the Great Epidemic. Conrt. 4ind foundly. Day and night it is before racSimite Sideniurc of and 4.15, 6.15 and 11.20 p. m., and leave Union Bridge for Baltimore Intermediate Chieaudge-Ilon.JamesMeSherry. tence Xs> all growing crops, mid we A curious relic of ,the great plague and Station r at A ssociate me. I explore it in all its bearings. 4.45, 5.25 and 6.05 a.m., and 12.50 p. mu., daily. Judges-110n .John C. Molter and might say to everything that ,grows, in survives still in the London Gazette. Hon. James B.Rend ezi!tien.bur My mind becomes pervaded with except Sunday. it. NEW YORK. State's Attorney-- D Airy weather. During the epidemic the autumn ses- Thirty Years Sundays Only.-Leave Baltin.ore for Union Clerk of the Then the effort Which I make the peo- Court-Dr. Samuel T. Haffner. sion of parliament was held at Oxford Bridge and intermediate Stations 9.20 a. m. and Good Seed and Good Soil. ple are pleased to call the fruit of gen- 2.30 p. in. Leave Union Bridge at 6.25 and 8.80 a. Orphan's Cour from Oct. 9 to SI, I.06.5, and Charles m.,and 4.00 p. Judges-Russell To raise large yields of wheat the ius. It is the ft-jut of labor and thought. ni, for Baltimore andintennediate E. Lighter, Jacob M. Stations. Birely quantity gOod II, and his court went there to attend proper of seed must be --Alexander I land lton. vvilRegistereliainsYelio Pearl 'ttlit-winiam the session and to escape infection. B. Cutshall. sown, because, no matter how fine the Baltimore & Cumberland Valley R. R. Connty Officers. As it was essential that London poll may be made, it can never produce What He Put Up. Leave Ilagei stow. for Shippensburg and Inter- County Commisioners-W'm. If. Lewis II. InentlInemo A good crop unless good seed ist sewn. should be kept informed of the pro- "Has your friend Bifkins, the archi- mediate StatienS at 11.00 a. at and 7.20 p. m. For Bowins, John II. Etzler, Winiam Chareberslinig 6.30 a. rn Leave Shippensbnrg II. unearth. David G. Zen:rev,.s Riser. "Like produces like." Not only must ceedings, the king started an official Sheriff-Char tect, put up anything, lately?" THE CENTP,R COMPRNY. NEW YORK CITY. for Hagerstown on I Intermediate Stations at 6.80 les T. K. Young. COMity Treasurer-Ch it be e 4eavy yielding variety; it should journal, entitled the Oxford Gazette, "Yes; I tried to collect a bill from a. at., and 2.55 p.m. Leave Cliambersburg 1.45 C. p. m. "thereugnbred"--eypeat that has the first number of which appeared him yesterday, and he put up a good :1AoneR4-geSramnel.. Buttner, S Ti SSeicri nhri vormeoryli oB(.74ntunii, Charles been improved by continually selecting on Wednesday, Nov. 15, 1065. It con- bluff."-Cleveland Plain Dottier. Trains Via Altenwaid Cut-Ofr W. Wright, .1. henry Stokes, Charles B. Slagle, Dr II the best for seed. The only way farm- tained an account of what had been Leave Hagerstown for Chaniberstintg and In- Examine'- Botcher Gross termediate Stations at 3.20 p. in. ers can improve their wheat crops is by done In the way of appointments and like We to give in the sunlight and Leave Chanthersburg for Hagerstown and In- Itilitt nt 14441,01w lalsatrIct. improving the soli and improving the gave sotne items of court news. About to receive dark. termediate Stations at SOS p. um. in the -Senn. Notary Public-W,II. Troxell. seed. To make reasonably sure of a two months later the publication was • • I F YOU WANT a natives of the Peace-Henry Leave Rooky Rorie for Email/3'meg at 8.30 and F. Stokes, Millard geed crop of wheat it must be sown on transferred to the metropolis as the 10 '235. m. and 3.30 and 6.53 p. at. L'ave I30.nt!ts- Shia. burg for Rocky Ridge at 7.53 good ground pr ground wade good by London Gazette. awl 9.66 a. m. and Constables-- 2.55 and 4.50 p. School Trustees-Dr. R. L. Amman M. se some fertiliser. There must be an The first Oxford issue does not ap- Leave Bruceville for Frederick at S 3S, 9.36 and shun Oscar D. Franey. /abundance of available plant food pear to have reached London until 10.40 a. m. and 445 ant' 6.45 p. In. Leave Brave- vine for Coltimbia Littlestown and Taheytown Town Officers. within easy reach of the plant roots. Nov. 22, at least Pepys records under UV at 947 a. in. and 3.45 p. M. Bmgess-E. L. Friuli. Wheat, lile corn, to do well must have that date, , very characteristically: Slippers or Lsave Frederick for Baltimore at 7.60 a. at. amid Low Show CIA oi 3.00 and 455 p. m. reit es:. lir:Lent all the it can devour. There is "This day the first of the Oxford Ga- Ev.. Lutheran Church po use in trying to raise good crops U1ILS Connections at Cherry Run,IT Va Pastor-Rev. Chgrles Reinewa id zettes come out; very pretty, full of . ,.vers Sunday morning and Semen • poor land. .1 find B. k 0. passenger trains leave Cher. y Run for evening at I0 tecioek en pews, and no folly in it. Wrote by 'Medford's Illaek•Draught Cumberland a.m. anti 7:110 o'clock p. m . a good medicine for liver disease. and Intermediate points. chilly, Wednesday even- Drainage and Early Flew-intr. Williamson. It pleased me to have It I‘IC)77s..7 I It 8.63 a. nm.; Chicago Express ing lectures at 7:730 o'clock. It cared my on after ho had ap daily, st MO P. Sundar School al m.; Chicago Express, daily, at 10 00 p. m., 9 o'clock a.m. If the land does not have natural demonstrated that a purser without 5100 with doctors. Jt isall the med- icine I take."-MRS. CA *Daily. All others daily, except Sunday. Reformed cheating EOLINE Church of the drainage and has not beeo under. professed is a profes,sed Weer, MARTIN,Parkersburg, W. V, Incarnation. trhonid be plowed narrow twice as much as he gets." B. H. GRISWOLD, F. M. HOWELL, Pastor, it "v. A. M. 01 twit. met drained it. in seeday -vices every If your liver does not act reg- Time rat° Gen'l Trarnc Manager. Oeu'l Pass. Agent. morning at 10:0 o'clock iiitid lands, having the. dead furrows run- Bargejii2Se other Sunday evenieg every ularly go to your druggist anti at 7 o'clock. Sunday ning in the direction of the descent to Candy. School at 9:110 o'clock a. in. Midweek secure a package of Thedford's o'clock. service at 7 Kodoi Dyspepsia oatschetical class on Saturday parry off the surface water, which if "The talk about adulterated candles," Black-Drauedit and take a dose Cure noon at 2 o'clock . after allowed to stand in puddles will soon said n manufacturer, "is nonsense. tonight. This great family Digests what you eat. l'resbyteriau Chnreh. destroy the plants. The land should be There is a national organization of con- medicine frees the constipated REDUCED Pastor-Rev. David bowels. stirs up the torpid liver iN PRICE. SOLID SILVER 11. Riddle. Morning plowed as soon as pcasslisle after the fectionery manufacturers which makes .ervice at 10:30 o'clock. Evening and causes a healthy secretion service at 7:30 preceding crop of oats or barley comes a business of investigating all reports &Meek. Wednesday evening Lecture and of bile. Meeting Prayer American Lever Watches. at 7 o'clock. Sabbath Sehoo: at 9:30 Off in order to obtain a more thorough of poisoning from eating candy and D'elock am. Thedford's 131ack - Draught WA2R.i STEP TWO YEARS, soil COM e A aid See Mem pulverization of the while there Is has succeeded in exploding most of such will cleanse the bowels of im- St. Joseph's Catholic ONLY 8 Church. some moisture in it to maise it .crumble rumors. When a child is hungry it will purities and strengthen the kid- Pastor-Rev. J. 0. Hayden, C. M. and also to give time to work it int9 fill neys. A torpid liver invites 0. T. EYSTER Mass 6:110 First up on almost anything it can get o'clock a. m.,second Massa o'cloek am., Vespet the best eondition before sowing. There hold of-green apples, for Instance, or colds, biliousness, chills and Respectfully, s 7 o'clock p. m., srraday School at '2 r'cloek p .in. are usually some rains after oat har- fever and all manner of sick- even gravel or grass. It gets sick, and ESTA BLIS H ba.) 1S79 Methodist ness and contagion. Weak kid- M.FRANK Entseopal Church. vest, and plowed ground will absorb the mother, knowing it had eaten candy ROWE. Pastor-Rev. neys result in Bright's disease 0. 1% Harris services every other Suncley and retain a ,great deal more water that day, spreads the report that the afterneon at 2:20 ti'ecerk. Ep• which claims as many victims worth League -than unplowed. sweets were poisoned. Devotional Service 6.30 p. re The organiza- as consumption. A 25-cent untlay School at 1.30 p. mu. Plowing and harrowing the land ear- tion looks into every such case it hears package of Thedford's Black- •.1 a imel et I ism. ly put a stop to the rise of the ground about and finds out the truth. Compe- Draught should always be kept THE Emerald SMART SET Ilenelici 1 WITT; Association. water to the surface to be evaporated tition is too strong for any concern to in the house. Rev. .1.0. Hayden, Chaplain; P. F. Burkett. by the sun and wind and consequently try to sell adulterated goods. The "I tired Thedford's Black- President: P. A Attel3berget Vice-PresidenriCeas 1 Rosenst eel; Secretary; Asst. Draught for liver and kidney eI Magazine Secretary; prevent the drying out and baking of firm's competitors would immediately com- of Cleverness Bowitlieg Albert plaints and found nothing to excel John M. St. lin r. Treasure': .1 Rdw. Baker the ground so that if left till later it analyze the piece which is sold sus- it."-WILLIAM COFFMAN, Mar- John meeheress, eseses A noe_ blehead, Ill. stow:iris; n. W. stouter, gould not be weli plowed.--Cor. comp piciously cheap, and if it contained in- Magazines should have a well defined purpose. meets the Messenger. Branch tinun'itsbitrg [...unit Sunday of each month, in (..,- Camila:. 0. try peptiepum. jurious Ingredients would not he slow Genuine RosenitteePs house east end of town. entertainment, amusement and mental recreation are the Mt. In proclaiming the fact. Good business St. Mary's Catholic Benevolent Asso- Blackberry Wine, THEIWORD',3 motives principles demand honesty in the man- of The Smart Set, the ciation. To make blackberry wine Cl a eon- Rev. Thomas Lyons, Chaplain ; President. A. ufacture of candies."-Milwaukee Wis- IS PUBLISHED V. Keepers ; piderable scale a correspondf At in an Vire-President, NN in. Walter: consin. MOST SUCCESSFUL OF MACAZINES Treasurer John 11. liosensteel : Secretary, Chas. exchange recommends the following:: Eckenrode ; Assistant Secretary. Frank Troxell ; Setgeam-at-arms, In the first place, take good, ripe ber- Its novels (a complete one in each Joseph D Welty,Siek Visiting His Wish. DIACKGE2 number) are by the most bril- Comml!tee, John Kelly, chairman ; John See- ries, mash them by running through A wicked story is told about two part- liant authors of both hemispheres. EATERY FRIDAY rollers eight inches MORNING teel,egre' mill made of two Wagner, fA".1;-,=.Trt1)::rt ners who respected each other's busi- Its short stories John Peildicorti ; George Liugg. In diameter no fourteen inches )ong, are matchless-clean and full of human interest. ness ability, but who hated each other Arthur Post, lio. 41, CI. A. It. a hopper fp receive the berries. Its poetry covering with cordially. To one of them fairy the entire field of verse-pathos, love, humor, came a $1.00 A YEAR IN (lTAer. James B. Have # eteast IN.arrei, with a faucet near ADVANCE saying that lie could have any boon he tenderness-is by the most popular poets, men and women, of the clay. CciliTU., e;e . ysIti31k; - Jr.Vice-Corn barrel up off the 5v CENTS mender. ohn If. the bottom. Set the desired whatever FOR 6 MONTHS, cmitzer ; Adjatant. Pamuel and lie had his part- Its jokes, witticisms Gamble ; Chaplain, ground for convenience, run the berries sketches, etc., are admittedly the most Samuel 111e/sair: Ofil yr ci ner should have in double portion. Nat- the Day. Wm.11. Weaver;(Aker of the Guard, through the crusher lute the lierrel, fili mirth-provoking. Samuel Wagerman;Surgeon, Abraham Betting, urally his first wish was for a barrel of No subscription will be received tor Quartermaster, within six Welles of the top and let set Geo. 7'. Gelwicks money. "All right," said the fairy, for twenty-four hours. Now have an- less than six months, and no paper Vigilant "but your partner will get two barrels. Price I Cent !160 PACES DELICHTFUL READING Hose Company. other barrel, with one end open. Draw discontinued until arrears are Meets on that wish." "Stop a little," said the the first Friday evening of each month off the juice end measure into the sec- No pages arc wasted on cheap illustrations, editorial vaporings paid, unless at the option oi at Firemen's natl. President, Charlem R. lithe; first "Perhaps you'd better not give Vice-President. Jas. A. Single ; Secretary, ond barrel. Thep add ringer, three and B. W. me a 'barrel of money. I'd rather you wearying essays and idle discussions. the Editor. Trosell ; Treasurer, J. H. Stokes: Capi e half pounds to the galion of juice. Ed. C. Moser; let Lient., Howard N. Rowe;2ndi would make me totally blind in one THE Every page Lieut.. SUN will Chas, interest, charm and refresh E. Jackson; chief Granulated sugar best, light you. Norzleman• W • is but eye." NOW SELLS FOR E. Ashbaugh ; Hose Director, John Slagle. ONE CENT, Subscribe now-$2.50 per year. browe will do. Keep well stirred and AND CAN BE HAD OF EVERY Remit in cheque, P. 0. or Ex- Einniltsburg Water Company. skim as long as anything rises to the Korean Customs. press order, or registered ADVERTISING President, letter to THE SMART SET, 452 Fifth I. S. Annan; Vlee-Presittent. L. lit Mott er ; top. When done skimming, take an AccOrding to the Rev. C. F. Collyer, DEALER, AGENT AND Secretary, C. D. Eichelberger. Treasur Avenue, New York. er E. L. Annan. Direeters, L. Id pmpty whisky barrel, knock out the 1.6. Motley an English missionary, the Korean NEWSBOY AT THAT Annan, E. L. Rowe J. Thos. Gelwicka, J. Stewart bung and fill up, leaving out the bung. "never cuts his hair or beard. To do PRICE. N. B.-SAMPLE COPIES SENT FREE ON APPLICATION. AT LOW RATES Annan. k'over with sloth to keep out flies. By so is considered a mark of dishonor to tight. The October you can stop it his parents, whom he strongly rever- ALL SUBSclattERS IN DeWitt's Nirzc61' 0I Salvo older it is the better it is. There is n9 DUTCH SUPERSTITIONS. BITSIN ences. Any hairs that may happen to 1' LUCA_L. For Piles, Burns,Sores. use trying to press out juice. That is come out and even the parings of his District of Columbia, If the fire goes out only a loss of time. After extracting finger nails are carefully saved and put on New Years eve HAVE your Watches, Clocks and JOW- trouble is foreboded. fho juice you can throw the pomace in Into the cofliti with hint in order that Virginia, West Virginia erly repaired by George T. Eyster who'car rants the same, and an old leaky yessel and let it drain. he may go back to Mother Earth in- If you walk backward. the errand has alway on nand large stock of JOB PRINTING tact." you are bound on at the time will fail. watches,clocksjewelry and _North awl South silverware Seeding to Grass. To Mill110r0 prevent cramp wear an eelskin fil11811CRlls Established We never had better success in seed- istergetruI. garter about the left leg below the 177 3, Carolina -CALL ing a field to grass than when it was Hicks--I do try to be polite, but I knee. ON- As WELL As THOSE IN done In August, without any grain or seem to be forever forgetting my man- To cure warts rub a black snail over GEO. THE DAILY purse strop. We have known August ners. Wicks-What's the matter now? T. EYSTER, AMERICAN. Pennsylvania And Delaware, them, but the snail must afterward he 'We possess the superior &chilies for the Terms by Mail. Postage Prepaid. to be so dry that it was thought best Hicks-I just gave a woman my seat -AND- fJne Month Ass' THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES, impaled on a rose thorn. prompt execution of all kinds ofPlain Daily and Sunday,One Month to defer the sowing until September, In the street car and forgot to thank The first person See his ertlendid stock of .40 can get TIIE SUN by mail for one cent a copy. to enter your house and Ornamental Job Printing Daily, Three Mouths not her for taking it -Philadelphia Ledg- .73 but such years are frequent, and on New Year's day will, if he be light Pally foul Sunday,Three Months GOLD such as Cards, Cheeks, I 15 when they do come there may be as er. & SILVER Re- Daily, Sir Months 1.60 The Sun at i Cent haired, bring bad luck to you; If dark Daily and Sunday,Six Months good September seeding as ceipts, Circulars, Notes, 2.25 success in haired, good luck. Key & Stern-Winding Daily, One Year 3.013 !f work had been done in August Regulated by His Uncle. IS THE CHEAPEST IIIGII-CLASS PATER IN Book Work, Druggists' With Sunday Edition, One Year the To test your sweetheart's 4,59 humor Stindar F;tlitIon . One Year...... 5 in another ,ypar. There are usually Franklin-Does your watch keep reg- THE UNITED STATES. SVA'Tciiii.R: Labels, Note Headings, Bill make him stir the fire. If he stirs it conmensatione In nature, and an ex- ular time? Shankin-I should say so; THE SuN'sspecial correspondentsthrougnoutthe United States, as well as in Europe, Claim, South to a hearty blaze he is good humored. Heads, in all colors, etc. Special THE TWICE-A-WEEK AMERICAN, cess of moisttire is liable to be followed It goes in the fifth of every month and Africa, the Philippines, Porto Rico, Cuba amid in 50 YEARS' If he makes it smoke and fade he is effrts will be made to accommodate The Cheapest and Best by dry weather or a drought by warm comes out the fifteenth.-Chicago Jour- every other part of the world make it the greatest EXPERIENCE Family Newspaper newspaper that can he printed. hard to live with. both in paper and quality of work. Orders Tains as any other way. Millet and nal. Its Washington and New York bureaus Published, are If a lock of your hair burns bright from distance will receive prompt attenti u Hungarian grass may be put in this among the best in the United States, and give Wouldn't Interfere. THE SUN'S readers the earliest information upon and long you will have a happy life of ONLY ONE:DOLLAR A YEAR menth if they were not in ,July,Amer- all important events in the legislative and finan- Little Girl-Papa, it's raining. Papa seventy years or more, but if it burns pan Cultivator. cial centers of the country. Six Months.50 Cents. (whose temper Is somewhat rufiled)- THE SUN'S market reports and commercial col- weakly and soon goes out your life are complete and reliable, and put SALE 11)..ELLS The Tvr/rE,N.WEss AMERICAN umns the farm will be both sad and short. is published Well, let it rain. Little Girl (timidly)- er, the merchant and the broker in touch with the In two issues, Tuesday and Friday Killing Out YaS1441.••. MARKS I was going to, papa. markets of Baltimore, Norfolk, Charleston, New TRADE mornings with the news of the week in Old farmers used to say that the way York, Chicago, Philadelphia and all other import- DESIGNS OF ALL SIZES compact' shape. It also contains interesting spec- Misiaken Identity. ial correspondence, to kill bushes in the pasture or along ant points in the United States and otheroountries COPYRIGHTS &G. entertaining romaneeft, good sketch poetry, local matter of general The injuries we do and those we suf- All, OF WHICH The wearied fiat hunter pushed long Anyone sending a and description may NEATLY AND PROMPTLY interest and fresh the roadside was ba mow them at the quickly ascertain our opmnnt free whether an miscellany suitable for the home circle. A care- and persistently at the button labeled invention Is probably patentable. Coinmunlca- fully edited Agrieultme full cf the moon or just before fer are seldom weighed in the same -al Department, and full that (ions strictly confidential. HAND300"e on Patents PRINTED HERE. and reliable Financial and balance.-Simmons. THE READER GETS FOR "Jauitor." The house bore a sign stat- sent free. Oldest agency for secatng patents. Market Reports, are time In August and burn them at the Patents taken through Mona & Co. receive special features. ing that there were apartments to rent. clubbing pest full moon in September. Whether opecial notice, wit bout charge, in the See arrangements in othpr parts of Wouldn't Raise Prices. The janitor was evidently absent from paper. the moon has anything to do with this ONE CENT, "Oh. dat I could git a job in de leg- his post of duty, as there was no $CittitifiC Jimerican• Entered at the mstotace at Baltimore, Ma. or not, it is pretty general practice, and as secondelass matter. April 13, isp.. islatm":" exclaimed Brother Dickey. TtIESUs is the hest type of a newspaper. mor- response to her repeated ringing. A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Largest cir- If the bushes are not quite exterminat- intelleittually. It is an cam:aim of the culation of any scientific Journal. Terms. $3 a Chas. "What would you be willing to work ally and Disheartened, the seeker for a home four C. Fulton & Co. highest cataract et*, canst antly stimulating to noble Tear; months,$1. Sold by all newsdealers. ed they can generally be finished by for?" some one asked. FELIX AG NUS, Manager ant: Publisher Weals is individual and national life. was about to turn away when the door All letters should be addressed •turning sheep on them the next May, "Well, sub," Tee alos is published on Sunday,as well as ev- MUNN Sc Co 35IBr"dwey'New York to Anlerica 1 Office, was the reply, "I was opened ritual the loside and e Branch Office. 425 F St., Washington. I), C. ery other day of hit' week. wouldn't charge a cent W. ELTROXELL, Editor & Pu saiattamitE.fun. Letting Dim Live. mo' dan de 131' mail THE DAILY SUN, $3 it year; including bright faced boy of about seven years "I'd willingly die for you." yuther legislaturs,"-Atlanta Constitu- 'ma Serinsr Sts,S4 Tire SUNDAY S uN alone, was disclosed. Ile looked wonderingly $1.00 a year. THE %V EMMY SUN, $1.00 a year. "Teter income dies wills you, does It tion. at the visitor, who asked: pet?" Ad dress "What kind of an apartment is there It Disagreed With Her. A. S. ABELY. COMPA.7•AY for ?SR "Certainly." reut here?" URE "I told you it wouldn't do to invite Then don't"-Houston Post_ Publishers ano Proprietors, A look of mingled disgust and scorn DIGESTS WHAT YOU EAT Willie's teacher to dinner as long as I Cl AIL WI° CI Baltimore Mc' slowly overspread the youngster's face. The S1 00 bottle contafrs VI times the trial sire, which sets far 50 cents. Irt. X -EL have to do my own cooking." F tErARLD ONLY AT THE OC 115 The Vjn:i You i,;AFI7S He surveyed the questioner from head LAEORATOAY "Why, what happened?" to foot and filially • taro °CM's Early Risers said with an ag- E. C. Dct.WITT & COMPANY, caigAgo, xx„r.,t "She whipped Willie this tasorning.''- grieved air: The famous Little pills. ,Sold by T. F 74i mmemlag, Cleveland Plain Dealer. "Say. I ain't the janItor."-New York