s OUR SUBSCR PTION :#THE- r DATE . 5 PA D UP ON THE LABEL THE CARROLL RECORD. WILL TELL. Chesapeake & Potomac and *VOLUME 11. Maryland Telephones. TANEYTOWN. CARROLL =NM COUNTY. MARYLAND. SATURDAY. JUNE 24. 1905. NUMBER 52 Testimonial to John C. Crouse. the RECORD, by request, the following graphic account of his experience. The Sad Case of Harry T. Petry. NEWS NOTES Of INTEREST. The following letter was received AWFUL Union Bridge.-Saturday by WRECK ON W.M.R.R "I was night,June Mr. and Mrs. Milton Crouse, Taney- sitting in the forward end of ARNDMENT TALK. The following letter 17, will not soon be forgotten by the peo- _ the smoker, the second was received, this SPECIAL CORR[SPONDENCE. ple town, from a Hagerstown neighbor and seat from the week, by the editor of the RECORD froin of Union Bridge. It was a night of Brief Items from County, State, friend of their son, John, and is publish- door, the smoker being directly behind Harry T. intense anxiety, and as Twenty-six men Killed,and many the baggage Petry, of New Windsor. As it hour after hour ed by request. It is a most eloquent car. As we passed the scene Mr. Vandiver Not is so clearly self-explanatory, passed by, bringing reports of an of the freight wreck Worried Over we have Latest Items ing increas- • and our Exchanges. testimonial of high esteem. which occurred be- no comment to make except to com- of News Furnished death roll, the anxiety increased. In DEAR FRIENDS:- More Insured. yond Mt. Hope a few days before, 35 mend the unfortunate the families who had relatives As the force the Opposition. young man to the on the ill- of circumstances were track hands, most of whom were from charitably by Regular fated train there were Jesse P. Garner, of Linwood, left, on such that I have been unable to see you per- Thurmont inclined who . feel that they Contributors. some persons who Monday sonally upon this exceptionally sad The most disastrous wreck in the his- and Catoctin, got on the train; can render became almost frantic. When afternoon, for the International your period of tory most of them The Sun of Wednesday, contains the the financial assistance evi- the report Sunday School live, I feel it my duty to communicate of the Western Md. R. R. occurred got in the baggage car, dently so much needed. came that eight dead bodies would Convention now in ses- with you by letter, to express to you the but six following a'rticle which shows a strong The RECORD All communications for the REcORD must be sion at Toronto, treme ex- on Saturday evening last between Pa- got on our car; one sat beside will gladly forward be signed by the writer's put off the train on its arrival at Canada. sorrow 1 feel for you, and for all con- tapsco and Lawndale, me in the smoker, Democratic sentiment against the pro- any contributions re- own name;not nec- Union cerned, on account of the bereavement you and was caused the other five on the posed ceived. essarily for publication, but as an evidence Bridge, the fast mail train, the excite- have suffered in the death of by a collision between a double-header platform and steps of the smoker disfranchising amendment; that the matters and facts transmittd ment your most esti- and "Certain well-known Mr. Petry was well known as a boy,in legitimate are and anxiety became most intense. Thomas Hann, of Medford, while cut- mable son, for whom I can truthfully say I ireight train going east and the Hagers- baggage car. Democrats in and correct. Items of a mishiev- No information have always cherished the highest regard. the city who have taken a position in Taneytown and other places, as the ous character are not wanted. as to who these dead ting rye, on Monday, found a carrier Dear friends,the parting town accommodation going west, both After we had been on The RECORD office is connected were could be obtained,and of loved ones from the road some opposition to the proposed suffrage driver, years ago, of the green grocery & P. and with the C. it was taken pigeon in his field, having on its right this existence is very sad under the most fa- trains running at more than usual speed, time, I looked at my watch, and saw wagon of Maryland Telephones, from 7.80 a. for granted. by inany, that nickel vorable circumstances, but when it as it amendment to the Constitution are bend- John H. Keen,of Westminster. m. to 5.30 p. m.. and the office is usually open they belong- leg a band containing "P. C. 916," through occurs the passenger train was late and the was eight minutes of six, and I thought After leaving Westminster from to 7 p. m. The ed to our town or vicinity. On and on its left such sad means as this one, we can freight was evidently ing their efforts toward preventing an he started in Editor's residence is the ar- leg a copper band. The only console ourselves with the thought that trying to make the by my watch we were a little late. In a endorsement the milk business, in Baltimore, also connected with the Maryland 'phone. rival of the train, it was learned that owner may recover the bird by the world is better Lawndale switch of the amendment by the where four calling for his having lived in it, in order to let the minute or two came the strain and jar Democratic he thinks he contracted his disease dead bodies were to be left here, and for it. although the period was seemingly short. passenger train pass.. State Convention. from that nom The universal opinion of all who knew which showed that the air brakes had To this end strenuous exposure. More recently, he has lived Emmitsburg.-The 97th Annual Com- of them belonged to Union noble your The cause of the wreck, in part, is un- been put work is being Bridge. A of. .1.• boy is that he was a kind and dutiful on with all their power; almost done toward stirring up sentiment in New Windsor, with his brother. He mencement took place at Mt. St. Mary's feeling of profound gratitude son, and a virtuous, kind and loving husband, explainable, as those responsible were instantly followed here arose in many Miss Sallie Longwell, only daughter of one of the kind a horrible grinding against the measure, with the hope is 31 years of age. College, on Thursday the 15th. The ex- hearts when it was learn- of people the world can ill af- all killed. It is thought, however, that crash, shattered glass, crashing that ercises were ed that all the passengers the late Col. John K. Longwell, and the ford to lose. The above lines would make an for timbers, the Democratic opposition will be made His letter is in part, as follows:- presided over by Cardinal on the wreck- epitaph upon his tomb that some cause-either forgetfulness or flying splinters, hissing steam, MR. ENGLAR:- Gibbons ed train, bound last survivor of the family, died Thurs- many of earth's falling car so manifest that the amendment will be and Governor Warfield who de- for Union Bridge, had afternoon nobles could afford to envy. the fault of watches-the freight pulled seats, and then the car stopped. I turn- I write to let you know that I am back livered a very able escaped injuries. day at thc Hotel Westminster. I want to say to you, fattier and mother out on practically eliminated as an issue long at the hospital again, and have been since address. Seventeen Miss Longwell spent this friend of the main track to make the next ed and started for the rear of the car; it 18th. of May. the young men were graduated Miss Lilian Merryman, Mrs. much of her time of mine, I have met many people, switch, when it before the election, and the managers of I am in such a condition that with high Jacob in travel and in Paris, France. Her as strangers, and eventually became friends should evidently have was nearly full but contained only men; the party the doctors can do very little for me, and will hoonjo irFs.ridav, Gladhill, of our town, and Elmer Wolfe fath- of theirs, but I can safely say waited at Gorsuch switch. they will be forced to abandon their have to have my right arm and er was for 30 years president of Union than none more so were crowding out of the door plan of making it amputated, owing 16th, the 96th Annual Com- wife, who were coming to visit Mr. with your noble boy, whose general dis- A fact which likely plays a most and climbing the keynote of the to the dislocation, in order to get any relief Daniel National Bank of Westminster, and twice position was of such a friendly character, and out of the windows but campaign. as my pain is intense at all times. mencemenCof St. Joseph's College took Wolfe, were well shaken up, but it always seemed important part in the wreck that follow- there was no unseemly Will have to not seriously represented Carroll County in the Mary- to do him good to do some struggle and no Probably the foremost advocate of this submit to the operation, but do place. Cardinal Gibbons delivered a injured in any way. Mr. friendly act,or favor, for some one else. ed was the discovery of a loose bolt on one uttered a sound. not only suffer from my shoulder, but every beautiful tribute Wolfe was sitting near land Senate. Trusting that these few lines may the forward idea is Attorney-General Bryan,who has joint in my body-nothing but pain to the nine young ladies the front end of some prove of engine of the freight train. Getting about only -and the who graduated. Miss the car when the crash came, and + + degree of comfort to both of you, his This freight train half way down the car already made a vigorous protest against way to express my suffering is that I am Isla Smith, of was dear parents, and to all who this sad event was to pass Passenger and finding that the steam the wishing for the Dear Lord to let me die, but I Pensacola, Fla., carried off thrown forward into the next car. He, Another electric railway franchise has caused so much train No. 11 at Gorsuch, had ceased convention adopting the amendment expect I will have the highest or- sorrow, I can assure you about five miles to escape, and I was in no danger as part of the party to stay until my time honors of the class. with other passengers, assisted in secur- dinance was introduced in the Balti- that so far as myself and family are concern- west of the scene of the accident. It of be- platform; but there comes. ing the ed there has never been a death of any was ing scalded, I went back, got my are a number of others I have been in care of the doctors On Friday evening word was received injured from the wreck. One of more City Council Monday afternoon. not a near one, on the siding there when No. 11 came who are taking a Hopkins, at Johns' the first to relative, that has caused us such a satchel and finding that if I got out at much more active interest in the directly and indirectly, since Aug. here of the death of Rev. J. M. Titzell, be taken from the ruins was It seeks to giye the Baltimore and Fred- degree of sadness. along. According to schedule,the freight effort to 7th., 1900. My first operation was Sept. 16. 1901, D. D. engineer Rice, In conclusion, the rear end of the car I would have to stave off an endorsement than he. having both knees For seven years he served the who exclaimed, as they erick Electric Railway Company the let me say, that through all was to pass No. 17 and No. 5 at a siding operateu on; my legs were Reformed carried him away, the seasons of sadness that this life is fraught walk the bridge, I went to the front of The movement, it is said, includes a cut open 9 inches, the joints washed out and church, of this place; for three "Oh, my legs My right to construct and osserate a single with, the only consolation we at Lawndale, six miles east of Gorsuch. the car the bone scraped,and was years legs !" He was severely the can get from After and got out on the south side plan to have sent to the convention a in a plaster cast for he was confined to the house, a scalded and or double track line from Forest Park to decree of destiny is the fact that "whom No. 11 had passed the loose bolt of the track. 289 days, but all did no good. Both legs were greater part of died in a short time. Six or the corner the Lord loveth he chasteneth" and that was discovered, Of the five men on the delegation that will solidly oppose the then amputated about six inches below the time to his bed. He eight of the of Mulberry street and Park will be all and some time was lost platform the three knee, for the is survived by a widow injured were taken from the wreck avenue, in order to connect revealed in due time. in tightening it on the left had measure and that will include a number double tuberculosis, but now my who was Miss be- Baltimore With these few lines I shall close this letter up. jumped, as they afterward of the disease is acute rheumatism-Arthritic de- Mary Allison, of this place,and fore the fast mail arrived upon the scene. ith Frederick. hoping and trusting Under the rule of the Company told me, and best known men in the city. To formana. two sons, that the Supreme ruler which had escaped without injury except accomplish this, Edgar and John and one daughter,Hel- Mr. Wolfe assisted in releasing two oth- of the universe, through His loving kindness requires freight trains to that however, it is said, it The doctors say the only thing now is an- will console make a siding one of them had three fingers will be other amputation. en. His funeral' took place ers who were fastened between two of you in this your hour of sorrow ten minutes ahead of the mashed. necessary to secure the co-opera- I do not know what to do; from his late The borough of Waynesboro has been and heal your broken hearts so that the years time the pass- Of the two on the right one had tion of Mr. Rasin, whether to submit. or not. You would do home in Lancaster, Pa. the cars, first by cutting away the doors, that are yet allotted to ing passenger train is due there, it been and the efforts to in- me a great favor by letting which compelled to withdraw its issue of $20,- a you may yield to you was crushed to death instantly by the guard duce him to oppose the known my condition be On Saturday, while David Brown was failed, and then by removing the pleasure through the noble character of found that Lawndale could not be amendment are in your paper, and if any person sees car sufficiently 000 of bonds which it attempted to float your dear son. Hoping you will receive these rail of the smoker, the other had both being renewed. tit to contribute, would like for you to take ploughing he was overcome by the heat. to release them, but only few thoughts in reached, so the freight waited at Gor- his legs care of the finances. A one of them was at three and a half per cent interest, the same spirit in which they such caught between the cars and was I have suffered for five physician was quickly summoned and alive when released. subscriptions are given, I remain your sympathetic friend, for No. 17. This train passed, and begging for death So far as the state years but it seems twenty-five. Hoping you everything was On the arrival of the Fast for only $2,000 of the issue JACOB then or relief. He was leaders are concern- will do all in your power, done to restore him but Mail, con- C. BRAUNGARD, the freight train crew, with the ex- finally released ed, it has been definitely I am without ductor Sheets threw off having been received at that rate. The 614 W. Washington, St., ception but died afterwards, I determined that HARRY T. PETRY. avail, and death followed a few his coat and Town Council Hagerstown, of the flagman, evidently over- believe. the amendment shall Johns' Hopkins Hosp., Ward hours later. worked with "might and has decided to increase Md. looked No. 5, be indorsed by the E. His funeral took place on main" for the the rate of interest and started for Lawn- State Convention in the strongest Monday morning. During release of the unfortunate victims to 4 per cent at which 4.-- - dale. The flagman, George Just at the scene of the collision the possi- the absence of the rate it is believed the bonds can T. Lynch, railroad ble terms, and that it shall be the para- Tax Collectors Appointed. of his pastor, Rev. Reinewald, disaster. "Honor to whom honor be- be float- Death of Engineer Crouse. states that he looked at his watch crosses the Patapsco and runs the ser- ed without difficulty. and for a short distance mount issue in the coming campaign. vice was conducted by Rev. A. M. Gluck, longs." All did not do their best, and found that No. 5 was due in a few min- within 25 or 30 yards Chairman The County some did John C. Crouse, of its bank; it runs on a fill about Murray Vandiver hasfor weeks Commissioners, on Mon- of the Reformed church. nothing. Some noble women, son of Mr. and Mrs. utes. He called to the engineer and 10-ft. been working day, named the God bless them, Milton D. Crouse, of asked high; for 20 or 30 yards along this em- along these lines, and tax-collectors for the Miss Edith Rogers, of Fairplay, died rendered efficient ser- The State Board of Education at a Taneytown, was him where they would pass this among the friends and year, according to the list at her home, vice in this time of disaster. special engineer of the freight train which train. His reply bankment was a mass of wreckage; the followers of Sen- which follows. Sunday, after a long illness. meeting last Friday elected Dr. was was, "At Lawndale." ator Gorman the action of The levy for County purposes remains Her funeral took Clarence Straw, of Union George Washington wrecked last Saturday evening, and was Lynch urged them baggage and mail cars of the Express the conven- place Tuesday morning Bridge, is Ward, of Western to look at his watch, tion is looked upon as a settled the same (450) as last year, while the from her late home. highly commended for allaying the Maryland College, to be superintendent almost instantly killed. He had been an but, according to a statement and some wooden cars of the freight thing. Interment in the ex- made at train had The idea of abandoning the amendment state tax rate is 230. The amount of Presbyterian cemetry. citement among the passengers, by hur- of the State Normal School, to succeed employ of the Company as fireman and the headquarters of the Company been smashed into kindling wood. The freight at this stage of the game is considered the road tax in each district is designat- Rev. Wm. L. O'Hara, D. D., for seven rying through the cars immediately after Dr. E. B. Prettyman. The meeting was engineer for 8 years, and was consider- the crew joked with him about his train was a double- ed by the ed header, and the three absurd by the State people, who say the figures following the name of years President of Mt. St. Mary's Col- crash, and assuring them that they held in one of the private halls of the one of the best enginemen on the watch being fast. Knowing that they engines were each collector. were in road. He learned piled up on the track apparently there is no course open except to win or lege,has resigned on account of ill health. no danger. His calm, cool de- Belvedere Hotel, every member of the the harness-making knew the schedule as well as he, Lynch fit for lose with Dist. Collector. meanor soon quieted business in Taneytown, got nothing but scrap. On the edge of the it as the issue! and that they Roads. Rev. D. J. Flynn was elected President the most frantic. Board being present. The only names and afterwards on the train, but was much confused are content to 1 T. H. Eckenrode, of the Excitement caused conducted a shop at Linwood, as he did meadow were nine men, three of whom take their chances. .14 college and Rev. B. J. Bradley, some to jump out mentioned at the meeting were those of for a not believe that his watch was By those who are working 2 Emanuel Fisher, V. Pres. and through the windows Dr. Ward and Mr. Richard time, but gave up the business for wrong, and yet were dead, some lying where they had in opposi- .10 Treas. and others to H. Alvey,Jr. rail- could not think a mis- fallen tion, however, it is believed that 3 C. E. Baumgardner, .12 crowd to the doors. roading. take was being made. The and some had been carried under if it can freight had the trees along be demonstrated that there is no possi- 4 John C. Hoffman, .18 Peter H. Frebert, of our town, was Unfoitunately, he was not a member covered about five of the six miles the banks of the creek. A grand chorus of 3,000 voices, divid- of any to Three men were bility of passing the amendment the 5 Bayard Dorsey, .20 Linwood.-Mr. and Mrs. Andrew standing in the baggage car when the beneficial organization and had Lawndale, when the passenger train still partly buried un- 6 . crash ed into 2,400 adults and 1,200 children, no insurance der the wreck; one with the managers can be persuaded to let it drop Jacob Rupp, .13 Hamilton, of Baltimore, have been on a came. He was thrown violently on his life. A policy of dashed up and the wreck occurred. top of his in'the 7 ' Joseph to the floor is to be the greatest feature of the Inter- $2000. was ready head showing, another with his feet hope of saving the ticket," L. Franklin, .12 visit to 0. H. Crumbacker and wife, the and a number of trunks for signature, and Owing to a curve at the point of the and Commenting 8 Jacob R. Stricklen, piled in confusion national Christian Endeavor Convention would likely have been in collision the legs sticking out, working convulsively; on the above statement, .18 pamstrswemeka.ry upon him. Mr. Shock which force a week train crews did not see each Chairman Vandiver says, 9 George E. Wright, the baggage master, with meets in Baltimore from July 5 to later, while he was also about becoming other until almost he was dead before he could be got- "The Amend- .19 Ann Engler and daughter, whom he was 10. The adult chorus the very moment of ten ment will be indorsed as a strongly 10 Wilson L. Crouse, .13 Miss Maggie,spent talking at the time, was thrown is now being re- a member of the Brotherhood of Loco- the collision, and none of the out; the third was buried up to his as Wednesday with Mrs. through hearsed by Rev. Carey Bonner, of Lon- firemen or shoulders and possible by the convention, and we are 11 John C. Buckey, .11 Shriner, at Linwood Shade. the door of the car. Frebert, who is a motive engineers. The entire communi- engineers had time to jump. All died died in a few minutes. Of 12 don, England, and is reaching a state of ty has the the other dead,one was perfectly satisfied with the outlook. The George P. Buckey, .12 Joseph Englar was the guest of Geo. floater, called for help. One of the gang, deepest sympathy for his wife at their posts. In the very moment of apparently a boy fact 13 Chas. Samuel perfection. The children's chorus,which parents and brothers,sharing of about 15, with both legs crushed that a number of persons who have E. Smith, .20 T. Gambril, of Baltimore, Thursday, on Reed, replied; "I will save you with them agony, however, somebody on the pas- off been in the as soon as I can is to be the feature of the junior rally, their inexpressible grief. senger near the body; the second a man crush- habit of calling themselves a trip to Roxbury, Md., where the latter get to you, but there which engine had presence of mind Democrats, and yet W it-Tway.lit-Dud has are two men who must takes place on the afternoon of His home was in Hagerstown. enough to apply ed into a shapeless mass; the third had have consistently ley. a large interest in an immense dis- be removed be- July 6, in the Fifth His tbe airbrakes, and voted the Republican ticket tillery. fore we can reach you." Daniel Regiment Armory,is wife is a daughter of the late Augustus these, by promptly stopping been carried down under the trees, for years, Myers being trained by a number of the Junior the passen- was without are opposing the amendment and mak- Two of the parties mentioned in tne Mr. Thomas, of Keokuk, and John Williard were the two men, Shank, who died recently, near Otter ger train, prevented further loss of severe external injury and Iowa, has. workers. Dale life. had evidently died ing a lot of noise about it does not worry events narrated below, Geo. W. Wilt been visiting John S. Crabbs and both were killed. For a short time Mill. They have no children living The clogged wheels prevented the rear without a struggle; it and Miss and wife. Frebert Mr. Crouse was the body of engineer us. Our reports show that the party Douglass Wilt, are children of He is John's wife's sister Sarah's hus- was unconscious. He was cut would have been thirty-six cars of the passenger train from smash- John Crouse throughout Geo. W. about years of age on whom I had known holm infancy. the State will solidly support Wilt, of Flemingsburg, Ky., band's father. the face and has three ribs broken. Mr. Guy W. Steele, State's Attorney the day of his funeral, ing into those in front, which had been the amendment formerly of Taneytown How he came which took place in Taneytown,on wrecked. One of the and we expect a large district. They Mr. Hines, of Baltimore, is visiting his out of that wreck alive is for Carroll county, explains that the Tues- wounded men was scalded number of Republican both visited their uncle Henry brother a mystery to him. He reason day morning. Services were All of the killed all over his breast and votes." C. Wilt, Emanuel, of Maidensville. says: "A gentle- why the Carroll county authori- conducted and injured were em- arms, most places "These votes will be of Taneytown, several years ago Jesse, P. man from Philadelphia ties did not hold at the home of his parents,by Rev. Wm. ployees of the Western so badly that the skin had quiet ones, be- and are Garner left, on Monday, with took a white gar- an inquest following the Maryland rail- been scalded cuase it is not considered good policy no doubt remembered by a majority of a party from Baltimore, ment from his satchel, tore it into wreck was that under E. Wheeler, interment following in the road. Among the dead off; another had a broken leg, a by as a delegate,to strips the Maryland law are the engi- long Republicans who believe in eliminating the young people of the neighborhood. attend the International and bound up the cuts in my face and the only case in which an inquest Lutheran cemetery. neers and fireinen of the three ragged tear on one arm and a deep cut Sunday School is re- engines the negro as a political factor in Mary- Both items are clipped from the Flem- convention held this week in head." Frebert suffers some misery in quired is, briefly stated, when there is The funeral was very largely attended and the conductor of the freight across his forehead; a third a crushed ing Toronto a by friends train. land to come out openly on the question, (Ky.) Gazette. Canada. We bespeak for him his head, neck and in one of his lungs. suspicion of felony, which would not in- and relatives from far and The other dead were trackmen and re- knee and a bruised body; another,scalds Several a pleas- At near, the occasion but they will count just the same. We days ago announcement was ant sojourn in the city of horsechestnuts this writing he is doing well. clude such a case as that of the Western being rendered inex- pairmen, known as floaters. Most of and internal injuries; another, whom I are received here of The pressibly sad because them knew-Guy satisfied with conditions as we find the marriage of George and land of the maple leaf. wife of Geo. W. Heyde, of the M. vgpet wept: of the suddenness had been at work for several days Lynn, from Middleburg, them and intend W. Wilt, Jr., of Philadelphia, E. church, who OPIUM; n6 Uaga, ciretimstances connected near Mount with severe burns to continue to fight and Miss Farmers put away some very nice hay died in Baltimore, last and the county with, tne aeath. Hope, removing the debris and a broken leg; an- along the lines we have Florence Tway, of Camden, N. early week, was the only authorities recently Kind menus vien sst ssesssiss V mapped out." J.,which this week, but the work sister of Mr. White- or- wins CAS. coutokauleca o.t other at the point of death from internal took place was termi- dered that only when the county was each other in their help and sympathy, that point earlier in the injuries, ana tne mall on the 17th. of last month. nated abruptly on Wednesday by cloud- hill, the present Mayor of Union Bridge. and week. Nearly mem, Miller, svisis Itedvpendent 'Democrats of Queen The groom is a son The iiable should an inquest be held. the family desires to express, thus all of them lived farther up both legs broken and his face of Geo. W. Wilt, of iness and rain. wife of Prof. D. 0. Cottrell, who publicly, their along the cut. Anne's county, who have already nomi- this city, and has been living ihmasprboeveinngil! for heartfelt thanks for all main line, in and around Thurmont ahd A physician without nated a in Phila- Paris green is at a discount as there some time, is now slowly assistance and kindnesses instruments,med- county ticket, will reassemble in delphia for six or eight years, working are no James Martin, extended. Catoctin. They had boarded the pas- mines or bandages, is hampered,but Centreville, potato bugs to feed it to. The through his attorney senger train can on Tuesday, and will adopt as a pharmacist. We wish him and his writer has not Been Miss Jennie Hood, of Mt. W. C. Sheely, Esq. has at Mount Hope and were still do something to relieve suffering. a resolution indorsing Governor bride one this year. Airy, is vis- brought suit Death of riding in the War- success and happiness. Some barley around here has iting at the residence of Wm. H. Poole, against Michael gtouter and Emory Mrs. Mary E. Adams. baggage cars and on the Another physician, a Dr. Walker, I field's administration as well Lexington been cut platform between the think, as his Herald, June 8.-The mar- and threshed. on West Broadway. Stouter, of near Emmitsburg, for loss second baggage was on the train; we got a pair of course and that of Attorney-General riage of Miss Douglas Miss Mrs. Mary E. Adams, a sister car and first passenger car. pajamas, Wilt and Mr. Agnes L. Robinson, of Sparrow's sustained by the burning of stock, farm- of Ed- a lady's skirt, some under Bryan in opposing the disfranchising W. A. Dudley, of Flemingsburg, Point, Md., is ing implements, ward Gettier, of near Taneytown, The following is the list of those killed bodies, handkerchiefs,and amendment was visiting at the home of etc. On Monday, June who various other favored by the Democratic quietly celebrated here yesterday Gist.-Wm. F. Jordan and Capt. Thornton Wright, 12th., Emory had been in ill-health for thirty years immediately, as well as those who have articles of clothing to tear managers. The after- Miss on South Main Stouter was moving a with since died up for band- resolution, which will noon, at the home of the officiating Annie B. Highett, spoken of in these Street. traction engine past the residence consumption, died on Wednesday, of their injuries: ages and did What we could until take strong grounds against minister, of Mr. of last week, in GEORGE B. COVELL, the the proposi- the Rev. U. G. Foote. The items of last week as having been mar- Mrs. Edwin Houck, of Frederick,Md., Martin in which it is alleged he was Baltimore. 613 East Chase street, train came from Westminster with phy- tion will be embodied in an open letter news is of special ried at is Three brothers Baltimore, engineer of the passenger interest here where Catonsville,returned to the home visiting the family of Joseph Tregellas, burning wood, and it is supposed survive her; Joseph, of J. J. St. LEGER, train. sicians and medical supplies. In a which will be addressed to the people both young people of the a Baltimore, John F., 1322 Millen street, Balti- of are well-known. The groom on Sunday evening, and the well known dry goods merchant, on spark from the engine set fire to the of Ohio, and Ed- more,fireman of the passenger train. couple of hours the wounded were all the county. bride has often visited Monday evening North ward Gettier, of near L. D. RICE,Hagerstown,eng,ineer aided and Miss Daugherty, gave a reception at Main St. straw stack. The flames soon spread to Taneytown, and of the freight most of them sent to the hos- The Democratic organization in Queen of Walton avenue, who has which there were about The Misses the barn, one sister, Mrs. Thomas Fraley. Her pitals in Baltimore. Annes, which been her 75 present, and Clarkson, of South Main which together with two JOtraliNin.C. CROUSE,Taney-towmengineer of the is handled by Mr. John E. guest this week and returned with after congratulations refreshments Street, are visiting friends calves, wagons, family consists of two daughters; Mrs. freight train. Many George, who is a the were in Baltimore. machinery, horse,gears, Charles E. It. of my friends have asked me, candidate for re-elec- bridal couple yesterday for the cere- served consisting of all the delicacies of The familiar face of David hay, etc., was burned. The McSherry and Miss Emma J. STOTT, Hagerstown, learner on the "How did you tion as clerk of the court, is mony. Holtz, is barn was Adams, both of freight train. feel ?" For a few min- reported to The marriage was not an elope- the season to which all did ample jus- seen again on the streets of Union Bridge. owned by Annan, Horner (St Co., of Baltimore. She was a C. BRENNER,Thurmont, utes, dazed. The awful be thoronghly alarmed at the proposi- ment, but the tice; at a late devoted member of the McCLELLAN laborer. suddenness of wish of the couple to hour all returned to their glad to report him in improved E itsbu rg. church of the SWEENY, Catoctin, laborer. the change-a carload of people reading, tion and ramifications which the inde- marry in this quiet way. homes leaving their hWeealathre. Immaculate Conception, where W. T. SWEENEY, Catoctin, laborer. pendent Only a few best wishes with the a high FRANK SWEENEY, chatting, smoking or sitting quietly in movement is taking. A poll of friends were present, and after the young couple for a happy The bodies of mass of requiem was offered. Interment Catoctin, laborer. the county discloses cere- life's voyage the victims of the head- The buying and was HARRY SWEENEY,Catoctin, laborer. their seats, then in a few seconds pande- the fas,t that fully mony they left immediately for a short on which they have just entered. on collision near Patapsco storing of eggs in York in Bonnie Brae cemetery. C. KELLEY, Catoctin, laborer. monium, one-half of the Democrats trip station,which county by agents for York and J. M. SHUFF, cars smashed to pieces and 20 are affiliated and will then go to Flemingsburg Bethesda M. E. Sunday school will were left here on Saturday night, Baltimore Catoctin, laborer. men dead, some killed with the independents. With the to reside. hold were cold storage houses has come to a Smith-Weishaar. GEORGE STIMMEL,Thurmont, laborer. instantly, others Re- The bride is a lovely girl and their annnal pic-nic in the grove shipped to Thurmont about 11 o'clock close JAMES CRUSHON, dying in agony and publicans rallying to their support the is much admired. adjoining for the year. The prices at present ask- ELMER Catoctin, laborer. an equal number The bridegroom is a the church, Aug. 19th. Sykes- Sunday night. They were inclosed in (For MILLER, Thurmont, laborer wounded and suffering,was bewildering. future seems gloomy enough to the reg- prosperous young business ville cornet band will black cloth ed by the farmers and poultry raisers the RECORD.) NELSON FRALEY,Thurmont, labort;r ulars. man of be present to fur- covered caskets, having been are too high to The marriage of Miss JOHN WILLARD,Thurmont, It requires a little time to get your bal- Flemingsburg, and is very popular with nish music for the occasion. All prepared for burial by render buying profitable. Sadie Weishaar EDWARD laborer ance. his are in- undertaker Shri- In one cold storage warehouse and Mr. Herbert Smith, which MARTIN,Thurnoont, labore . r. host of friends. The bride is the er. there are took W. H. McNAMEE, Hagerstown, fireman New only daughter viteJodh'n packed 2,400,000 eggs, which will be held place on the 14th., should have been freight train. of The sight of human suffering will al- Windsor College Program. of Geo. W. Wilt. T. Barnes raised his new barn Children's-day services were held in until next winter, when chronicled last week, but C. L. KNIPPLE, Hagerstown, ways bring a physician to himself. on Saturday last. the M. E. church on last they will be put we failed to freight train. fireman of Pro- New Sunday after- upon the market. In addition get the details. The marriage was fessional instinct, the habits of many The commencement exercises at New Windsor.-T. Eddie Kolb left, Some of our farmers began cutting noon. Mrs. Samuel K. Herr, of to the per- V. 0. DEltR, Hagerstown, conductor of freight Windsor on Tuesday, clover West- 200,000 dozen in this particular ware- formed at the parsonage of St. Joseph's train. years, the desire to help, banishes from College were well atteded, on for his home in Westmin- this week, but the weather has minster delivered an interesting address. house several country church, by the pastor, JOSEPH STITELY, Catoctin, your mind sentimental pity, last Thursday, both locally and by visi- star. Mr:Kolb has had charge of the been very unfavorable for making hay. The children acquited dealers have large Rev. B. J. Len- DANIEL laborer. the horror Dielman themselves in a holdings in cold storage houses non. MYERS, flightield, laborer. of the scene, the suffering of those tors. The program, which was an ex- Drug Store for some time past. There are a number of cases of most commendable manner. We in Balti- CHARLES GRABLE,Thurmont, laborer. a- cellent one, His place measles have more and Philadelphia. These will ag- The bridal party returned to the home C. T. MILLER, Thurmont, round, and enables you to concentrate was as follows: will be filled by Mrs. Buffing- in this neighborhood. E. R. never before seen the church so tasteful- of JAMES laborer. Invocation by Rev. L. Emory Bennett. ton who has purchased Smith's whole ly gregate over 1,000,000 eggs, so that at the bride where a reception was given BENNER, Catoctin, laborer. your whole mind on the task of relieving Music-Te Deum Laudamus, the controlling family being prostrate at decorated. in her the case by the Studente. interest of the company. this writing, and Mrs. The M. the present time there are about 3,500,- honor to their many friends. The following is the list of injured, you have on hand; like all hon- Essay. Miss Virginia Ditto. N. G. Poole only E. church at Johnsville was 000 Among whom est work faithfully Music (instrumental) Miss Miss Lamora Bankard attended beginning to recover. packed to the York county eggs in storage. were the bride's parents, some of them seriously; performed, it lifts you Recitation, Mary C. Jewell. the doors on last Sunday 4. *1* Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Weishaar GUY LYNN, above yourself, and makes you Miss Helen Englar. annual dance at St. John's College, night, the occasion being and family, Middleburg, laborer; both legs feel that Music (instrumental), Miss Helen L. Jewell. Annapolis, Children's- A new Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Wheeler, Mr. and fractured,burns about the head and internal- you are of some use in the world. Oration-Progress of Science, W. on Tuesday evening. day. The decorations were most elab- church edifice of the United ly injured. Music (duet), W. Fraser. Sewell Anders, Double orate Bretheren denomination, Mrs. Emory Stoner, Mr. and Mrs. James WILLIAM The man who tells you Misses Marcia Devilbiss an employee of the Pipe Creek.-Misses Bessie and the exercises full of interest. located about Weishaar, SHUFF, Thurmont, laborer, fillet- that the people and Verne Shorb. Florence McCarthy Co., Brumbaugh and Many were a half mile from Bachtnan's Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Coe,Mr. ures of both legs. in these days are degenerate, all Address, of Baltimore, is Lottie Shelaberger, of unable to get inside the Mills, in and Mrs. John MILTON selfish, Rev. G. W. Baughman. home on his vacation. West Milton Ohio, are b uTi1 11 eirn eg Bachman's Valley, was dedicated Coe, Mr. imd Mrs. John STAMBA.UGH, Double Pipe Creek, and that heroism is a thing of the past, Address, John B. Hanna, Pat:dein spending a few last Fleagle, Mr. and laborer; fractured left leg and burned on left Address, Mr. Chas. E. Ecker, Mrs. Addie Nusbaum, Mrs. C. months with, Miss Mary R. 'will be preaching Sunday morning. The sermon was de- Mrs. Levi Rowe, Mr. arm. is not worth listening to. Here was an Solo (vocal), Baltimore. P. Weybright. in Hamilton and Mrs. Theodore Mr. Hickson Bowerliox. Baile and Mrs. W. W. Naill, who have Miss Verna Diller returned home,Sun- Park, on Sunday, July 2nd., livered by Rev, W. H. Washinger, of Starner, Mr. and A. M. WILLIAR,Thurinont, laborer; burned engineer with only a second or two be- Address, Mr. Geo. H. Birnie, Taneytown. been at 3 p. m. Mrs. Edward Stuller, Mrs. on face and hands; condition tween Address- visiting in Philadelphia, for the day, after spending a few weeks with On July 16th., at 3 p. m., Rev. Chambersburg, Pa., who was assisted Thomas JOHN serious. him and certain death doing all past week, B. F. Fleagle, Mrs. Edward 'WHITMORE,Thurmoni,laborer; burns Rev. E. H. Robbins, D. D., Baltimore. returned home on Thursday. relatives and friends at Frederick Clarkson will preach at in conducting the exercises by Rev. Yingling; Misses on head and right leg cut. he could to save his passengers. Here is Address- and Bruceville. Ada Stuller, Minnie, Lena WILLIAM About seventy-five people from town Mt. Pleasant. A band of music will Daniel Eperly, of Hanover, Pa.; Rev. and Lula HAHN,Thurinont,laborer; bruises a mail clerk with both legs broken, body Rev. Stuart Crockett, D. D., Biooklyn, N. Y. and vicinity be present at C. Warren, Mary Stuller, Jennie and and internal injuries; condition serious. bruised and Conferring of Degrees- visited the wreck on Sun- Jacob Myerly is spending a few days the ice cream festival at Walden's Hall, T. Stern, of York, Pa., and the pas- Edith C. face cut, who says, "Where day Weishaar, Rosa and Annie D. MILLER, Hagerstown, mail clerk; fract- Rev. Alexander Gilroy, D. D., Toronto, Can. last. About thirteen persons from with his parents. Middleburg, on Saturday tor, Rev. N. Kohn. The new structure Fleagle, Ella ure of both legs. am I ? What has happened ?" and in a Distribution of Prizes: this place evening, 24th. is Rowe, Flora Arnold. Lucy Reifsnider, B. FRANK moment were on the passenger train. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Snook spent Miss Sue Heintz, of Philadelphia, built of brick, the main building be- TIERNEY, Hagerstown, Adams after, "Where are my mail First Prize-General Proficiency. William Mr. E. Kolb Sunday, is ing 50 by Clara, Mary and Cora Starner, Nora Express messenger;skull, arms and left leg bags ?" They were W. Fraser, graduate in A. B. rendered assistance to with Mrs. S.'s parents, Mr.and visiting the family of Daniel Wolfe. Miss 40 feet, and the Sunday school fractured and internal brought and laid be- Seeond Prize the physicians in Mrs. James Heintz and lecture room, Baker; Messrs Thomas Rowe, Wm. and JOHN injuries. side him; then he says, -General Proficiency; Stouffer reducing nineteen Gittenger, near Troutville. is recruiting from a long spell of connected with it, 30 Thomas DAVIS, Mumma, laborer; cut about "The registered Gold Medal. Mr. William 0. Yates. fractures. U. H. Saylor sickness. by 20 feet. It is handsomely Weishaar, Dewey and Walter legs. mail bag is not here." First Prize in and Willie Diller, were We trust our pure Carroll frescoed Fleagle, PETER He described its Arithmetic-Getty Gold Med- Children's-day services will in Frederick, an Tuesday. County air and and furnished, and is an attractive Wortie Warren, Arthur Starner FREBERT, Union Bridge, laborer. appearance, had all the bags laid beside al. Monroe Engler. be ob- good water, with some and and Monroe Bankard.-Copperrille CLAYTON TROXELL, Rocky Ridge, laborer. First Prize in Penmanship-Speakman served in the Presbyterian church, on Misses Annie and Rhoda Weant spring chicken and fresh comfortable place of worship. It is Cor- WRIG HT, Hagerstown, him and took charge of them till a mail Medal. Miss Gold next made vegetables will respondent. E. FUSS, brakeman. Bessie M. Foard. Sunday morning, and in the M. E. a visit to their brother, E. 0. Weant, at prove such a topic that when she known as Bixler's Church and stands on Thurmont, laborer. clerk from Westminster came and took First Prize in Elocution, Mrs. Fraser returns medal, William gold church in the evening. Special pro- Westminster, on Wednesday. to the Quaker City, her health land donated by the late Benjamin Bix- The three engines were completely them. When he had gotten his mail R. Thomson. grams may be Orphan's Court Proceedings. dis- Special Gold Medal in Music, Miss Marcia have been arranged for both ser- Many of our farmers expect to cut fully restored. ler. It cost $8,000, one-eighth of which mantled and appear almost useless. bags, he gave his wife's address and Deyfibisa; given by Mrs. vices. was Two waited Special Slater,lialtimore. grain by the last of the week. "Lessons from the wreck" will be the contributed by Jonathan Bixler, box cars and the baggage and express patiently and without complaint Gold Medal in Music. Miss Vallie Bradford now the MONDAY, June 19th., 1905.-Charles till he was put Shorb; given by Miss Jerrell. Biddinger and son, of near theme of Rev. Clarkson,at Union Bridge head of the Bixler family. cars were completely demolished, and on the train for Baltimore. Gold Medal Middieburg.-Charles Liberty, next B. Schwartz administrator of Mary R. have to Boys in Music, Harry Baugh- H. Mackley, spent Sunday with his brother, Sunday morning. Schwartz, since been burned, while an iron Another is the express agent with a man; given by Dr. Fraser. wife and daughter, of Westminster, Scott, of this place. deceased, settled first and coal car is fit broken are A Visit to Gettysburg. final account. only for the scrap pile. leg, a torn arm and a deep cut spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. Miss Coral Diller returned Harney.-The Holy The passenger cars, which across his forehead, David home, Communion was Samuel M. Mehring, guardian fortunately who asked, "Has The Harvest Mackley. Wednesday, after spending a week with administered in the Mt. Joy Lutheran (For the RECORD.) of Mar- escaped the full force of the collision, Miller been found ?" Someone answer- Outlook. Mrs. Alma Taylor her Dr. garet E. Schwartz, settled second anu spent a week with aunt, Mrs. E. 11. Koons, of West- church last Sunday. The large congre- Jacob Rinehart, of Frizellburg, are but little damaged. ed, "I think not." His comment was, friends in Frederick. minster. gation and daughter, final account. Wheat harvest is practically over in filled both church and Sunday Mrs. Howard T. Wantz, *John The actual space covered by "Poor Miller! poor Miller !" Last Tuesday, Mrs. Emily Samuel Weybright school room. of Pleasant Valley, attended W. Hood, administrator of the wreck Southern Maryland, where results range Lynn and was in Thurmont, Five adults were receiv- the 72nd Thomas E. Hood, was surprisingly small. As the collision A man is lying on his fhce, perfectly from fair to Mrs. Guy Lynn went to Baltimore to see Monday,attending the funeral of ed into church membership. annual commencement exercises of Penn- deceased, received or- fine and probably average the George der to notify creditors. occurred just as the smoker was emerg- quiet making no moan. He was asked somewhat below latter's husband, who was so badly Stimnael, who was killed in the wreck Wm. G. Black, of near Harney, sylvania College, at Gettysburg, on the ing from normal, while in the injured in on suf- TUESDAY, June 20th., 1905.-Rose a small iron bridge over Pa- "Where are you hurt ?" He answered, other sections this crop is the railroad wreck last Satur- the W. M. R. R., Saturday. fered a stroke of paralysis last week, 13-14th., by driving via Taneytown, A. tapsco-the third "My ripening very day evening and Harney Morgan and Henry H. D. Hagan, ad- bridge west of Finks- leg"; he had a crushed knee. rapidly and will soon be in readiness who was taken to the Mrs. Charles Reindollar, of near Un- and the battlefield. They wit- burg-the track at the "Would not for hospital. Though still iontown, nessed all the ministrators of Daniel M. Hoffman, de- point was elevat- you lie easier on your cutting. The general outlook for a bet- in a critical con- is visiting the family of William exercises of the class ceased, ed sufficiently for the wreckage back ?" "Yes, but I can't dition the Doctors now have York Road. Reck. on the campus, and attended settled first and final account. to fall turn over." ter than average quantity and fine qual- some hopes -Mrs. Samuel Mehring the recep- John H. away from both trains,and this no doubt We put a rough splint on his ity that he will recover. and Mrs. James Galt Ervin Hess has tion given by President Heffelbower Wisner, administrator, w. a. knee and of wheat is encouraging, the heads and son, of Taney- given his house a coat to of Nancy V. Snyder, assisted partly in reducing the damage turned him over. "That's better, thank being well filled The M. E. church will hold an ice town, spent Wednesday with of paint,vihich adds greatly all the alumni and friends of the College deceased, returned and there being little cream R. W. Galt to its appear- inventory of money and to both trains. you," he says, and lies quiet till his complaint of rust or and raspberry festival this Satur- ance. at the President's residence, which with settled first and smut and none of day evening, the final account. The passengers rendered all possible turn comes to be put on the train. lodging. June 24th., in Walden's anWd .wFii.edover and wife, have returned Mrs. Charles Hess, of Taneytown, is grounds were beautifully decorated. Hall. The Double Pipe home visiting After 10 o'clock, assistance until help arrived from West- The burnt men were moaning from the Oats have achieved rapid improve- Creek Band from a two week's visit to Vir- Mrs. S. C. Shoemaksr; also Mrs. of the 13th., Dr. The minster, will be present to enliven the ginia. Susan Benner, Rinehart, with Rev. Eli State Cap of Md., P. 0. S. of A., which was secured by going awful suffering that follows a scald, but ment, are thrifty, and have begun to occasion. of near Harney, is visit- Huber, D. D., will meet back nearly two head. The public is cordially invited Mrs. Susan Snook, iting at the same and Rev. 0. A. Holman, D. D., this year, in Westminster, on milss to Patapsco and most of the men,after they were made as Corn, after much retardation by to be of West Vjrginia, place. of Phil- Aug. 8-9. There using the telephone. comfortable unfavorably present. is visiting 0. D. Birely and Miss Oneida Reck is adelphia, two of his classmates of will be about 150 offi- Trains were hur- as possible under the cir- cool and dry weather and family. spending some the cers and delegates in ried to the scene, both from cumstances made replanting on account The spsctacle "fake" visited this Mrs. Ross Galt, of New Windsor,spent time in Baltimore among relatives class of '55, joined in celebrating their attendance,besides Westmins- no complaint. of cut worms, has place, and and visiting members and representatives ter and Baltimore, and the injured obtained a promising stand by making the people believe Wednesday at this place. friends. 50th. anniversary of the year of their of were These are not the great of the earth,not and is grow- they would soon graduation the National body. The business taken to hospitals while most of the dead the ing finely. A fair crop of barley be blind from cataract, George Mehring, of Florida, is spend- J. Maurice Eckenrode,of Westminster, with the class of '95, in cele- ses- rich, just quiet every day working is be- succeeded in selling ing a spent brating their sions will occupy two full days and on were taken, temporarily, to Westminster, people ing harvested in Carroll county. Buck- quite a number of few months at his home near here. last Sunday with his parents. 10th. jubilee in a delightful like you and I, and yet many of glasses at $10.00. Miss Florence Miss banquet at the Tuesday night an open air meeting will from which place they were afterwards them are heroes wheat sowing is in progress in Western Koons, who has been in Alice Nickum, of Taneytown, is Gettysburg, or old Mc- be taken bearing their pains Hagerstown for visiting her Clellan hotel. held, at which Hon. Clarence F. to their former homes on Sunday. quietly and each one willing Maryland. • the past three months, cousin, Mrs. J. W. Reck. Huth, of to have his Auspicious Uniontown.-Miss Herna Hann is has returned home. P. 0. S. of A. Lodge of On commencement morning the Shamokin, Pa., will deliver an Among the first passengers to give aid comrade attended to first. The weather conditione came this place will Doc- address as one of the world too late to be of visiting her aunt, Mrs. George O'Near, Miss Sallie Adams, of Hagerstown, hold a pic-nic in Geo. I. Shriver's tor drove his old classmate, Rev. Dr. features of the pro- were Chas. C. Eyler,of Rocky Ridge,Dr. to-day contains just as many people who mach general benefit to of Grove, gram of the evening. C. Birnie, hay grasses, which are Glyndon. visited Miss Lulu Birelv, on Monday last. Tuesday, July 4th. Prominent speakers Holman, out beyond Seminary Ridge of Taneytown,Clarence Straw, are willing to do their duty under any still short and Mrs. Jennie of Union Bridge, being cut. Some clover and other Armacost and daughter, Miss Jennie Englar and nieces, of will be present. battlefield, Reynolds Grove, and called and Dr. R. B. Walker, and all circumstances as it has since it hay Helen, Mrs. Scott Rocky to see their Church of Washington. Quite a was created, was damaged by the wet weather of the Roop, of Westminster Ridge, were the guests of 0. D. Mrs. Delaney Eckenrode,of near town, old friend, Rev. Dr. Milton Notices. number were for and in spite of the suffer- and Mrs. Wm. Christ, of Birely and has been Valentine, of the a time so unnerved as to be ing, selfishness and week. Timothy, however, has improved Germantown, family last Friday. suffering with tonsilitis, but at class of '50, and for- of little help, misery we so often visited Thomas Routson's family, this writing is merly of Taneytown district. Church services at Taneytown Presbyter- but finally nearly the whole number meet, has in it many heroes. wonderfully and is in about normal con- on improving. They vis- ian church, Sunday, June 25th., did dition. Thursday. Chas. Bishop, wife ited Rev. Dr. Richard,and the Sabbath at 10 a. m.; all they possibly could. The scenes were I and daughter, Seminary School and Bible Class, at 9 a. in.; C. cannot understand why all the pas- Wheat harvest The friends of Miss Anna L. Brubaker Pleasant Valley.-Jos. P. Yingling Helen, of Hanover, spent library, one of the finest in variety and E.. in the evening, at 8 p. m.; Prayer-meeting heartrending in the extreme and cannot senger cars will commence in this last Sunday on Wednesday evening. be were not broken up and county Friday and Saturday, were distressed a few days ago, to hear has finished his telephone line to his farm with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. rare collections of books in the country. at 8 p. m. described; in fact, those who saw most of the passengers and next of her death Amos The Churoh services in the Piney Creek church. them do not, even killed. There are week will be harvest week generally. and burial, on Friday, 16th and the 'phones are in a fine condition. Bishop, of this place. Doctor and daughter attended the on Sunday at 2 p. m.; Sabbath School now, care to recall many explanations but none of at Hamilton, Bermuda, There alumni dinner Bible Class, at 1 an d the details, and lack of them where she has will be no preaching in the af- Mrs. Mollie Ingle and daughters, of given by the trustees to p. m. space forbids make it clear to me. I simply don't resided for a number of years. ternoon, this Woodsboro, all the H. P. SANDERS, their attempted A New Reason for Discontinuing. She was Sunday, on account of the spent a few days visiting former graduates and all friends Pastor. reproduction in our know. Recognizing fully that the one of the school intense of the College, columns, even were it man- girls of Uniontown heat. The Sunday school exer- Chas. Ingle's. in the old Linnaea,n Hall. Carroll Charge, Reformed Church.-Chil- possible to do so. agers of railroads are anxious to avoid some years past, and a sister cise entitled Don't They then drove out dren's-day service at The We have heard a good many reasons of the late "Blossom Times," will be forget the Children's-day ser- on the Harrisburg Benjamin's, at 10 a. m.; most of those who met death were accidents, and especially anxious to pre- for Captain Brubaker, of this place. rendered in the evening vice at the Lutheran state road, four miles, and Children's day service at Pleasant Valley, at from Thurmont discontinuing a newspaper, but this at 8 o'clock. church, Sunday, spent the 7.30 p. m. JAMES and vicinity. The grief vent loss of life on their trains, and that Mrs. Smith Hiteshew is Rev. J. June night with his B. SToNESIFER, Pastor. of week brought a new one. A woman-- spending the B. Stonesifer will be present. 25th., at 2 o'clock. cousin, David Plank, who parents, wives and children, can be anyone in the remotest degree responsi- week in town. The Sunday school owns the old Grandfather Children's-day will be observed only partly not from Taneytown district-came to will meet at 9 Weaver home Joy in the Mt. imagined, while the anxiety ble for the running of the trains regrets our office, Mrs. Dr. Weaver, Miss Louisa Eckard a. in. at which time the children place, where his mother was born church, on Sunday, at 10 a. m. At St. of those who had relatives a holocaust paid up and ordered the and Frizeliburg.-Miss Annie F. Masen- in Paul's Harney, in the afternoon at 2 o'clock. and friends on like this more keenly than paper discontinued, and others on the sick list are improving. paren'ts are requested to bring their 1813, and married from in 1832. Next All are welcome. the passenger train was only second anyone else possibly saying; "Sence I Miss hinner, of Washington, D. c., arrived to can-unless it be have quit bilin' apple butter Maria M. Carbaugh and Mrs. flowers along so as to have the church home last they called on their uncle, Philip Wea- W. G. MINNICK, Pastor. that of the families of those killed. those who have lost I don't Chas. J. Carbaugh Saturday to spend the sum- ver, at friends by it-it is need no paper." It is rather discourag- and two sons, of decorated. 'Blossom Times" is a fine mer with her Hunterstown, returning home by There will not a harsh criticism to say that there Fairview, visited a sister service parents, Mr. and Mrs. way of Bonneauville, be no preaching at Harney and ing to think that, after all the work and and friends in and we think as nice as we have Masenlihner, near Frizellburg. Littlestown and Taneytown on Sunday, but all other services must be a weak place in the system care York, Pa., and vicinity, also to Wrights- ever seen. Silver Run. will be at their usual hours. Dr. C. Birnie, who was a passenger on spent on the RECORD, it sometimes Master Owen McGrain, of Washing- when a head-on collision can occur un- serves no better ville, and the Susquehanna river at Mrs. Frederick Myers, Edward F.. C. B. CASTLE, Pastor. the wrecked passenger train, has given der purpose than to be tied Myers, ton, D. C., is visiting his cousins Charles such circumstances." over apple butter Spring Plains where the sister lives. wife and children, are visiting crocks. Next! • They friends and Wilbur Masenhimer, near Frizell- had a fine time and relatives in Baltimore. burg. more for the country time expect the patronage of the best Roads would do YOUNT'S Advertisements. that can be 9 Classified THE CARROLL RECORD. people, both as subscribers and local ad- than any other one thing (NON-PARTISAN.) Store. named. Hesson's Department vertisers. List of Specials for June Itentistem. history that no country Published every Saturday, at Taneytown, There should also be an understand- It is a fact of Md., by The Carroll Record Printing of a like circu- ever built good roads without the aid of Company. ing between newspapers ers S. MYERS. D. D. S. J. E. MYERS. D. D. $ and Publishing No country offer you these sea- J. lation as to rules and rates for agency the general government. We the local property P. B. ENGLAIL Editor and Manager. and other foreign advertising contracts, ever will, because sonable and staple goods MYERS BROS., Surgeon Dentists, in all To be sure, you are growing end that they be given no better simply cannot afford it, and never bottom rates. Another Large Invoice MD. BOARD OF DHIRCTORS. to the at rock WESTMINSTER, of the world has it been able old. But why let everybody DR. C. BIRNIE,Pres. G. A. ARNOLD. rates than home advertisers. These ideas the history econ- JOHN S. BOWER. There's unequalled We are prepared to do all kinds of Dental GEO. H. BIRNIE,V. Pres. would lead to except ill the centers of wealth. If the see it, in your gray hair? work. CROWN and BRIDGE work a special- F. H. SEISS, Sec. & Treas. P. B. ERG LAR. if put into general practice, F good roads, they must wake hair dark and rich omy in these prices. ty. PLATE WORK and REPAIRING will E. E. REINDOLLAR. not only to the advent of a cleaner rural people want Keep your be given prompt attention. work. Don't wait for advance. press, but to the advantage of the coun- up and get to and postpone age. If you will GAS ADMINISTERED. TERMS: One Dollar per annum in de- Six months, 50c. Trial subscriptions Three closer all round somebody else to start. Get your J. E. MYERS will be in New Windeor, Mon- this paper try and to a better and day, Tuesday and Wednesday of each week, months,26c. Please do not receive mand in on your own Representative Sun Bonnets, 15c. after your subscription has expired, unless feeling between publisher and people. GOODS and in Westminster the remainder of the you mean to pay for it. The label on paper If all who favor the DRY week. subscription has and Senators. Ladies' and Misses' Sun Bonnets, di- J. S. Mytuts will be in Taneytown the first contains date to which the bills will VgorVigor i of been paid. A General Investigation. Brownlaw-Latimer good-roads rect from the Factory-hence the price. Friday and Saturday each month. will be given on ap- W. M., and C. & P. Telephones. 10-13-2 ADVERTISING rates may be expect- stripes and Polka Dot Percales, _ plication. after the character of the business do this, favorable action Hair Vigor, Fancy in- Roosevelt has given orders only use Ayer's checks-blue, weather, have just arrived, at 5c has been definitely stated, together with President ed. Without this concert of action,Con- fine Gingham, assorted Suitable for hot formation as to space, position, and length of business your gray hair will soon have brown and green. Plain colors if you the privi- for a general inquiry into the Brownlow and DR. J. W. HELM, contract. The publisher reserves gress will do nothing. want them-blue, pink, red and black. lege of declining all offers for space. methods of all departments of the gen- all the deep, rich color of yard and upwards. Latimer can't do the work alone. It is a SURGEON DENTIST, eral government, such as has never to flood youth. Sold for 60 years. Taneytown Postoffice as Second the common duty of the people New Windsor. - - Maryland. Entered at heretofore been undertaken by any ad- I am now over 60 years old, and I bays Class Matter. Representatives and Senators with let- a thick, glossy head of lung hair which is a ministration, the presumption being wonder to every one who sees it. And not a Box Paper, 10c. Crown and Bridge Work, Plate Work, Fill ters, demanding this good-roads legisla- gray hair in it, all due to Ayer's Hair Vigor." ing Teeth, and Teeth extracted without pain. 1905. reforms will be introduced as MRS. R. BIINTIS, Beck's, Minn. SATURDAY, JUNE 24th., that many H. Good quality. 24 sheets of paper and I will be in TANEYTOWN, 1St. WedlleSday Of tion. See our assortment of each month. Engagements can be made with well as abuses corrected. The President 51.04 a bottle. e1.11 AM.: C s.., 24 envelopes-popular wallet shape en- All druggists. me by mail, and at my office in New Windsor. velopes-put up in attractive boxes. at all other 2nd. and 3rd. pages is determined that this administration Cost of War in Figures. for times except the 3rd. Saturday, All advertisements for expressly for us. and Thursday and Friday, immediately pre- must be in our office by Tuesday noon, each business-like one, even if the Made be guar- shall be a ceding that day. Nitrous Oxide Gas adminis- week; otherwise, insertion cannot following table gives the best tered. anteed until the following week. long-standing departmental methods The the White Hair HATS, Graduate of Maryland University, Balti- figures, at present attainable, of CLOTHING, SHOES AND must be broken up. more. 5-1-4 and WE WELCOME to our exchange table Many politicians believe that the pro- losses and cost of operations on sea Fruit Saucers, 2c each. News, an independent Re- between the Japanese and Russian show you the Largest the Towson posed investigation will harm the party land The trains of both companies will be Actual size, 5 inches; plain white before buying, as we can Attorttrys-rit-3.:aw. at Tow- between Feb. 8, 1904 publican newspaper, published of the President, and possibly unearth forces, incurred used for expediting mails. granite ware; seconds, as quantity is Baltimore county, by the News and June 10, 1905. limited, eotne early-only 43 to a cus- styles, at Right Prices. son, scandals along the line of those already The Lake Shore test train, which left Assortment, and Best JOSEPH D. BROOKS, Company, it being generally Killed and Wounded on Land. tomer. Publishing found in the P. O. Department, but it Japanese Chicago on Tuesday at 6.50 a. Ill., cen- enterprise iS under Russian ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. understood that the must be remembered that it will be an Yalu 3,196 1,039 tral time, on its eastern run, arrived in the direction of Mr. Robert Garrett, who customs of Nanshan 2,600 3,500 investigation, as well, of the Vafangow 4,800 1,211 Buffalo at 2.23 p. m., central time, com- Practices in the Courts of Mary candidate for Con- 22,058 17,539 Meat Plates, 24c. was the Republican two Democratic administration, and of Littoyang pleting the 526 miles between those cities land and Washington, D. C. issue conies Port Arthur 15,448 45,156 gress last year. The first the inner workings of Civil Service ap- Sha river 07,868 15,879 in 7 hours and 33 minutes. On Monday ne‘‘ 7,000 First quality white granite ware, OFFICE--Albaugh Block, near being the ideal county newspaper, which will the Heikoutai . 10010 inches. The Department. pointments, for neither of Mmmkden 120,030 75,000 the run on the westward trip was made shape; 2 sizes, 15 and 17 Millinery typographically and otherwise, and we responsible; be------kind that usually retail for 40c and 50c 2-19-3. WESTMINSTER,MD. Republican party be 245,970 166,121 in 7 hours and 49 minutes. compliment its "greeting" be- Total We give our customers the benefit of this especially sides, the present administration cannot Wounded on Sea. Last Sunday, what is known as the -identical with Killed and special purchase. Untrimmed Hats are going Banking. cause of the stand taken properly be chargable with the sins of Chemulpo, Feb. 9, 1904 ...... 500 newspaper train on the New York Cen- All Trimmed and that of the RECORD-in the matter of Battleship Pc tropavlovsk sunk,Apr. its predecessors. 13, 1904 525 - tral ran from Albany to Syracuse in 2 objectionable advertising. No matter who the investigation Battleship liatsusesunk,May 15,1900 ... 100 hours and 55 minutes, with four full 5c. at Cut Prices. TANEYTOWN Cruiser Voshimo sunk, May 15, 1904. ... 200 Flue Stops, strikes, it ought to be made, providing Battleship off Tsu islands, Aug. 14, stops and seven slow-downs. This was Tele- 559 .• • in diameter. Lacquered tin, SAVINGS BANK The Use and Abuse of the It is said that 1904...... 0 71 inches it be made thoroughly. Cruiser Novik sunk, Aug. 14, 1904 200 •• • five minutes quicker than its schedule Does a General Banking Business. phone. rope design; fancy assorted scenery Loans Money on Real it will be in charge of a commission Off Port Arthur, Feb. 8, 1904, to Jan and discounts the time of the back for adjusting or Personal secu- 2, 1905 1,000 679 required, fronts. Steel loop in rity. While the telephone is one of the great- composed of comparative young men Korea straits, May 27-28, 1905 14,000 537 Express, which is 2 hours in chimney. Discounts Notes. Empire State Collections and is never- business Remittances promptly est of modern conveniences, it perfectly familiar with modern Total 16,784 1,816 and 46 minutes with only one stop of made. most exas- extensive con- War. Mdi theless, at times, one of the methods as they relate to Cost of the three minutes. 0, 1 HESSON, - Taneytown, Interest Paid on Time Deposits. perating, chiefly because of its abuse. cerns, and will therefore be free from Japan $585,000,000 Announcement has been made by the Russia... 625.000,000 Jelly Tumblers, 2c each. HENRY GAUP, 'reasurer JAS. C. GALT, President. Possibly one fails to appreciate the direction by present officials. in Chief Battles. Union Pacific that a shortening of half Engaged -0- amount of benefit derived, and magni- Battle. Ittexvianx. .1apanese. an hour has been effected in the west- The Jelly Tumbler bargain of the Yalu, May 1, 1904 50,000 80,000 Good quality, well made, DIRECTORS. fies his displeasure when he cannot have Jonah and the Whale. 90,000 80,000 bound schedule of the "Colorado Spe- season. Nanshan, May 22-26, 1004 with smooth finished edges. Medium Co., LEONARD ZILE. H. 0. STONESIFER. 40,000 80,00 Trust and the de- Yanangow,J one 14-15, 1904 The Birnie his rings promptly answered 90,000 cial" from Chicago, which now arrives tin tops. JOSHUA KOUTZ. JOHN S. BOWER. The exhibition of a whale in Baltimore Motion Pass, June 17, 1901 80,000 size; complete with sired connections given; in any event, Liaoyang,Aug 26-Sept 4, 1904 2)0,000 220,000 at Denver at 9.30 p. m. instead of 10.00 - TANEYTOWN MD JAMES C. GALT. JOHN J. CRAPSTER. like mak- has furnished occasion for some very wise Sha-river, Oct. 11-21. 1904 210,000 '413,00 C. W. WEAVER. CALVIN Tr FRINGER. there are times when one feels Heikoutai, Jan 27-Feb 4, 190(1 80,000 50,000 p. m., as formerly. Eastbound the cor. learned people to attack the 450,000 W. W. CRAPSTER. HENRY GALT. ing kindling wood of the affair,and "hav- and very Mukden,Feb::4- Mar. It, 1905 400,00" responding train,the "Chicago Special," story of Jonah. It is explaind by these -- Hose, 9c Pair. ing it out" by passage at arms with the Total 1,15)00 1,270,000 leaves Denver at 4.35 p. m., instead of Men's Total Assets, $453,037.48. eminent higher critics that a whale could 3nsuranct. operator in the exchange. Russian Ships Sunk. 4.20 p. m., fifteen minutes later than Men's Half Hose, colors Tan atid swallowed Jonah because the Verse!. Coat. As intimated, the abuse of the tele- not have heretofore, making up the time on the Black; good thread and well shaped. whale's throat is too small. Therefore, Petropavlovsk Battleship $ 5,500,00) 101 and 11. Regular price, 2 BIRNIE ec WILT phone is chiefly responsible for our ex- Czarevitch Battleship 5,000,181) road. Sizes 10, Note the Progress of this Bank in the last 5 Years. the Book upon which the civilization and Poltava.. Battleship.... 5,500,000 pair for 25c. Special Price, Sc Pair. -AGENTS- asperation, and just as long as it is used 6,8160,000 An effective reply to fears expressed world Peresviet.. Battleship purpose of grati- religion of the civilized part of the Sevastopol Battleship 6,600,000 Hanover Fire Insurance Co. of N. Y. by subscribers for the . 5,500.000 in some quarters regarding the danger is founded is not truthful, and if the Bi- Retvizan Battleship .. DEPOSITS. TOTAL LOANS. The fying mere curiosity, and for carrying on Kniaz Souyaroff.... Battleship.... 5,200,000 of such high speed service is made by Men's Undershirts, 22c. TOTAL Montgomery County Mutual. with- ble is not truthful then is our faith also Borodino...... Battleship.. .. 5,200,000 Feb. 9, 1901 $225,693.30. all manner of trivial conversation, Alexander III... Battleship 6,200,000 the Philadelphia Public Ledger, which Feb. 9, 1901 $242,330.46. book of Jonah it is writ- 5,200,000 collarette Feb. 9, 1902 277,336.43. TANEYTOWN, MD. out giving preference to those who have vain. In the Oslabia Battleship asks: "If the influence of the flyers is to Men's balbriggan Shirts, Feb. 9, 1902 285,592.20 "Now the Lord had prepared a Navarin Battleship ... 5,200,000 neck with silk stitching bound front, Feb. 9, 1903 321,304.03. Feb. 9, 1903 323,439.56. important and serious messages to send, ten, Sissoi Veliky...... Battleship. ... 3,980,000 make the road safer and better in every 5,000.000 pearl buttons,covered seam on shoulder, Feb. 9, 1904 • 352,944.58. Feb. 9, 1904 346,794.53. information to great fish to swallow up Jonah. And Bunk Battleship P. B. ENGLAR, Agent and equally important Pallada ....Cruiser 200,000 way, are not the higher general effi- ribb cuffs. Feb. 9, 1905 356,266.52. Feb. 9, 1905 363,190.84. was in the belly of the fish three 50,000 receive, there can be no great improve- Jonah Boyarin Cruiser ciency and safely of the road very* im- Drawers to match, 22c. Home Insurance Company, of N. Y. and three nights." Do our higher Diana...... Cruiser 500,000 Surplus $40,000. ment expected. It makes one angry, to days Novik Cruiser 6130,000 portant factors in making it safer for all Capital and -FIRE AND WIND-STORM. to learn critics undertake to contend that. the Bayan Cruiser 2,604000 say the least, when he desires Admiral Nakhimoff-Cruiser 2,860,000 trains which are operated over the line? Planters' Mutual, Washington County. Being who created Jonah and 2,110,000 the result of some important project, or marvelous Dmitri Donskoi Cruiser If a roadbed or the rails are in only fair Misses' Gauze Vests, 5c BANKING BUSINESS. the whale, and all things visible and in- Vladimir Monomaeh..Cruiser 2.080,000 TRANSACTS A GENERAL TANEYTOWN, MD the condition of some relative or dear Aurora .Cruiser...... 1,800,00). condition, a train going 30 miles an hour the throat of Cruiser „ Bleached rib, lace trimmed neck and friend who is ill, to be informed that visible, could not enlarge Svietlana and kill the passen- low Jemtchug Cruiser 1,060,030 may jump the track arm holes with tape draw through; Receives Deposits,subject to Check. Pays Interest on time Deposits. the whale, if by the word translated Cruiser...... 2,800,000 each. "the line is in use," knowing that the Ural gers; but if tne track is good enough for neck and no sleeves. All sizes, Sc on approved security. is meant? That Jonah Irtessim .... Cruiser.... . 1,100,000 Discounts Business Notes. Makes Loans "use" refers to a long-winded conversa- "fish" a whale Oushakoff Monitor 2,050,003 30-mile train is A dtniral the 60-mile train, the Gives Special Rates to Weekly and Monthly Depositors. gossiping women who could be kept alive in the fish's stomach R amtchatka Repair ship... 2,600,000 G, H. Lewis 86 Sons, tion between two Destroyers( three unnamed) 1,001,060 doubly safe. If the crews, switchmen, without being digested -- Lathes' White Oxfords, $1.29 Pr. Legal Depository for Trust Funds. Collections promptly attended to. de not let up until they have exhausted for three days - flagmen, the signal devices and train Total $92,700,000 -as Receiver. NEW YORK, noth- does not seein so incredible to our critics Authorized to Accept TRUSTS of every description their memories of all the little silly Russian Ships Captured dispatchers and telegraphers are in con- Ladies' White Duck Oxfords-just the as that he could be swallowed by a Trustee, Administrator, Executor, Assignee or Guardian. ings that have accumulated since their Orel Battleship $5,200,000 dition to handle the flyer, may it not be thing for warm weather; they are as Produce Commission Merchants whale, which has a small throat. Nikolai I Battleship 2,650,000 cool as they look. Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent, inside a Fire and Burglar proof last confab. Seniavin Monitor 2,059,0_0 inferred that they will safeguard the We have great many Christian ministers ac- Admiral Pair. according to size. Without doubt, the telephone is often A General Admiral slower trains? There is no doubt a lim- Regular Price, $1.50 Vault, at from $1.00 to $3.00 per year, cept the miracles of the New Testament Apraxine.. Monitor .. 2,050,c00 The Highest Cash prices always subscribed for in order to gratify curios- Bodovi Destroyer.... . 800,000 it to speed on railroads. The limit on You have Valuable Papers, such as Insurance Policies, Deeds, Mortgages, -the raising up of people from the dead, --- •e2uxogd punod paid for all kinds of produce, such ity. No one has the assurance that his 212,310,060 American tracks, which are not nearly eu0 Bonds, Stocks, Certificates, etc., which should be kept in a safe place instantaneous creation of enough Total conversation on an important private the Russian Ships Interned. so rigid and solid as the permanent ways -you cannot afford to be without a box at this price. as- loaves and fishes to feed several thous- $15,000.000 'Op 110JBIS UJO3 matter does not "leak" through a half Ten of various classes of England, is narrower than on English -DIRECTORS. - and people-as truth and yet talk of the --- dozen 'phones along the line, and the Grand Total 2120,010,000 roads; but if the Atlantic City trains EDW. E. REINDOLLAR, President. J. J. WEAVER, JR., Vice-President as fables Poultry, Eggs, Calves, detect it when miracles of the Old Testament Japanese Ships Sunk GEORGE H. IIIHN 1E, Cashier. EDWIN H. SHARETTS. practiced user can readily may be handled with great ease at the 'OE lu!ssaia RES n ft 1 es. w tirA /NT. I ellen T 'cr. allegories. Why should it be harder Hatsuse...... Battleship $6,503103 45, NY* orate se-rn Ir. .r1E1/1 Game, Hides, Tallow, Etc., at our this is true, but has not the satisfaction or 6,600,009 rate of considerably over 60 miles an by signs and Yushima Hattlenhip MARTIN 1). HESS. of being able to positively locate the sin- to believe that God worked Yoshino. Cruiser...... 1,600.000 hour for the actual running time, why Taneytown Branch, in the Koons Moses,of Joshua, Destroyers (three)...... • • - - -• 1,500,000 .36 launa limed ners. Until some plan can be devised wonders in the times of it is that on a well-ordered railroad a Warehouse, adjoining the Railroad. of Elijah, of Jonah, than in the New Total. $14,000,000 0.0.0.0...0...... 0.0.0.0...... 0.0.0.0.0.0...... 0 over pa4aossv by which the use of the telephone can be train may not be moved to Chicago *S.10tteeia • Your Patronage Solicited. Testament times? Why should it be of 900 miles at the rate of less . and legitimate . limited to the important The C. E. Convention. a stretch . that the power which • in subject, and to the two principals in deemed incredible than 51 miles an hour" The problem '08 `auppnd IRI)J . 0 of nature should O ti-10-5 THOS. M. CtINGAN, Mgr. established the laws in- prep- • use, the invention will always be attend- As the date draws nearer, interest evidently resolves itself into one of looking,.._ when it You are or interrupt them If suspend them Con- track , ed by serious drawbacks. creases in the great International aration, shifting of engines, clear • • it 0 Would honesty and politeness should suited His purpose to do so? vention of C. E., which convenes in Bal. and general efficincy." - Railroad C. EDGAR YOUNT & CO., . • littlestown Carriage Works. Common For BarAains in to believe that the Creator • 0 not be harder _____ prevent mere curiosity mongers from tirnore early in July. Every convenience World. O • the TANEYTOWN, MD. • times of this marvelous universe had, after been provided for the entertainment 0 "ringing in," at certain important has Cuban Diarrhoea. O • work of creation, abdicated His throne who are •shoes, Hats, and 0 when the lines are known to be "busy," of the thousands of delegates in Cuba o lost interest in His work? Hume, U. S. soldiers who served +•+•+•+•+•+•#•+•+•+•+•+•+• • . but it is too much to expect that the and expected to attend from all parts of the the Spanish war know what this + • . the miracles during • 0 • common run of people will ever ripe to the great historian, rejected world. disease is, and that ordinary remedies # • • Gents' rurnishinAs. and New Testaments be- so much . such heights of propriety. They are apt of both the Old Marylanders are expected to be repre- have little more effect than •4. •+ is almost as and get prices before buying! cause they are contrary to all human ex- tune of at least 8,000 dele- water. Cuban diarrhoea + t It will pay you to visit our store to conclude that they have paid their sented to the • Drugs, • as a mild attack + • perience. Up to about 25 years ago it severe and dangerous 3, • elsewhere. o money, and have the right, if they desire gates, and their headquarters in North- cholera There is one remedy, how- • o human exper- of 4* • • to exercise it, to interfere with, and pry had been contrary to all minster Presbyterian church on the ever, that can always be depended upon • 4* o Having taken the agency for a new line of Ladies' Shoes, we will, ience that two men should converse will be seen by the following certifi- • $3.50 Shoes at Ig into, the business of others. Calls are corner of North Avenue and St. Paul as + • close out our present stock of $3.00 and S. D. MEHRING, hear from Mrs. Minnie Jacobs, of Hous- • f o • with, and messages rendered while h thousand miles apart and street, will be attractively decorated and cate + Medicines, MANUFACTURER OF interfered "I hereby certify that Chain- • $2.50 o and recognize each other's voices; and ton, Texas: • f o indistinct, because receivers along the equipped with every convenience. Ac- berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea + • • that is new and up-to-date in (T, Fine Carriages, Buggies, all the Remember we carry everything line are glued to the ears of curious peo- yet the telephone is a fact, and commodations are being made to supply Remedy cured my husband of a severe • + o Overalls, (1,0 of man + • • Neckwear, Collars, Shirts, Gloves, Hosiery, Underwear, PHAETONS, TRAPS, ple, rather than hanging on the hooks as logic and skepticism in the mind every evangelical church pulpit in the attack of Cuban diarrhoea, which he • + o • home from Cuba. We had sev- • • Suspenders, Trunks and Suit Cases. Give us a call. CARTS, CUTTERS, &C. cannot discredit it. visiting minister on the Sun- brought they should be. The greed for "news" city with a but they did him no good. • Chemicals,+ 0 The Bible withstood triumphantly the eral doctors • is strong, and consideration for propri- day of the convention. The Saturday of of this remedy cured him, as + • Having One bottle • + o i FIN ety weak, especially as the opportunity assaults of Voltaire and Hume. the convention week, will practically be our neighbors will testify. I thank God + • • W M. C. DEVILBISS, 0 that, those who believe in it and a medicine." For sale • + O • Jagger for stealing without detection and pun- done "Maryland Day," for the state and de- for so valuable + ....•...... • • Md. 0 Dayton, McCall, McKinney, Druggist, Taney- 22 W. Main St.. - - - Westminster. love it have nothing to fear from the rallies are to be held on by R. S. . + O ishment is so sure. nominational Md. • •••-ft.WAGONS. cannot see how an rown, + • soiho•o4hoii000th0004poip000lootru The "abuse," however,is not confined small-fry critics who that day. • 4. 0•0•0•0•0•0•0•000•0•000•0•0 prepare a fish to Europe + Family Medicines • sole# to subscribers and their deau-head almighty power could The state rallies will be held in the When the Shah of Persia visits • + Repairing Promptly Done! work His will. Upon the Bible, as a presently he will have in his suite 43 + • CHAS. J. STOLL friends. The exchange force is very fie- morning from 10.30 to 12.30 p. m. while • + J. J. ELLIS. sure foundation, rests every hospital, persons, four of them doctors. + • Low Prices and all Work Guaranteed. quently both too tired and too smart to the denominational rallies will be held -1. every church, every institution of chari- • render good service. No doubt they in the afternoon. The Marylanders will A "road hog" is what a British mag- + Patent Medicines. • & STOLL, LITTLESTOWN, PA., ty in the land. From it comes the Golden • + ELLIS have troubles of their own,caused large- assembly in the Lyric, and at least 8,000 istrate called an automobile scorcher as + • Opposite Depot. Rule, which enables men to live togeth- • + - Brooklyn - Westminster. ly by fool users; and yet, there is no in- Endeavors of the State are expected to he fined him *100 the other day. • Baltimore of law. The + -'11i-61614%.- attention so aggravating and no imper- er self-governed at the feet be present. • + seek to weaken men's An Austrian train thief, arrested at the 4* • COMMISSION MERCHANTS, tinence so inexcusable, as the brand that higher critics may An interesting program has been pro- • evil. Neverthe- Lyons station wearing stolen clothes, • comes from the exchange. Even pro- faith and may do infinite vided, and it will doubtless be one of the + SALE OF God standeth calmly declared that he was a collector • Sponges FOR THE fanity (which is not allowable) fails to less, the foundation of best features of the convention. Address_ + grass withereth, the flower of articles mislaid in railway carriages. • express the feelings of the patron who sure. "The es are to be made by Revs. John Timo- f _ AND - fadeth, but the word of our God shall mam- have • has real important use for his 'phone, thy Stone and Oliver Huckel. The No fewer than 57 British peers 4* Potatoes, Hay, Straw, Poultry Sets. Onions, is squelched by the fem- stand forever."-Balt. moth choir of 2400 voices, under Mr. heirs to succeed them. That number • but who glibly no 4. Articles. Country Produce in General. inine divinity who presides over the Richard A. Harris, will be present, and of titles is, therefore, likely to becotne • Toilet EGGS, and A Common Duty. their present + switch-board. If poor man would find render some grand music. This chorus extinct on the death of • Main Office and Warehouse, Every one ....,..... out how small is his importance in this Every man, woman and child in the alone will be worth hearing. holders. + Md. it hands through societies in the state are ex- • 17 W. Camden St. - Baltimore, world,he can find at first United States is interested in the ques- of the 280 The Rev. Edward Dunbar, who wrote ... of wall box with the crank to be represented. • the use the tion.of improved highways. The failure pected the old Sunday school song, "There is a + ROB'T S. McKINNEY, Results See us before Selling Your Crops. and bell attached to it. Carroll county has one of the strong- • If You Want Best of a hundred years of local systems has Light in the Window for Thee, Brother," DRUGGIST, • Our experience with the telephone has est County Unions in the state, and will • shown that the country can never have sleeps in a pauper's grave at Coffeyville, MD. • general conclusion that it be well represented, especially as it will TANEYTOWN, - - resulted in the a system of good roads except by the Kan., where he died a tramp in the • Bargains The 20th. Century to use it for all kinds of be so convenient to attend, and because •+•+•+•+•+•+•#•+•+•+•+•+•+ 1st. Floor does not pay aid and co-operation of the general gov- town jail 12 years ago. THE 1900 BALL-BEARING convention is almost an communications, and that on the occa- ernment. Bills were introduced in the an International AT sion of great calamities, the day after event of a lifetime, not likely to be In the Alamaden (Spain) quicksilver last two Congresses providing for this than Manure Spreader ! Washing Machine ! mines the miner cannot work more the election, and certain other like times, brought PO near again for many years. very thing-the original bill in the House four and one-half hours a day and can If You Want J. T. KOONTZ'S. Put out on trial, free of charge t, the which has in consideration for the more important of Representatives by Hon. W. P. The finance committee, not work more than seven or eight days conven- injuring his best claims of others should reduce both our Brownlow, of Tennessee, followed by a charge the distribution of the a month without seriously For the cheapest, freshest and Sendenfostropmreicres and circulars of same. use of the 'phone, and the pilfering of tion stock at the rate of $1 per share, is health. Groceries in town, and for the largest similar bill in the Senate by Hon. A. C. Clothes Koontz's. Come Satisfaction Guaranteed I messages of others, to the minimum. extremely anxious that every Endeavor- assortment go to J. 7'. Latimer, of South Carolina; the first a Just What Everyone Should Do. and see for yourself what bargains, viz; We are nonetheless ungentlemanly and er in the State should be a contributor. Quality, K. republican and the latter a democrat. Mr. J. T. Barber, of Irwinville, Ga., Right in Style, Right in Prunes, 25c. dishonest, of even one share of the 7 lbs. 16. GBenieRraPAgiL;nYt: unladylike, and nonetheless The Brownlow-Latimer bills will be The purchase always keeps a bottle of Chamberlain's 9 lbs. Rice, 25c. privileges Remedy C. & 1'. TELEPHONE. MIDDLEBURG, MD. when we commit acts entitling us to introduced again this coming winter,and stock, entitles the holder to the Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Right in Price. 5 lbs. Soup Beans, 25c. be offi- at hand ready for instant use. Attacks up- these titles, even though they cannot the strongest effort will be made to en- of the convention, an official badge, You will buy your new Suit and all other groceries found in an The Machines will be kept on hand by of colic, cholera morbus and diarrhoea Store, at the lowest The man who makes two blades proven on us. Whoever is strictly hon- The friends of good cial program, map of the city, a printed to-date Grocery the following Local Agents: act them into law. come on so suddenly that there is no from- Cigars, Tobacco and Canned of grass grow where one grew before, est in his or her use of this wonderful report of the convention proceedings, go to the store prices. M. R. SNIDER, Harney, MO. roads have a duty to perform just here time to hunt a doctor or Goods of all kinds; Ice Cream, Soda HwEAVVElk. &S silovNe Hitruonw,( 1118fixli He, book, and a Barber says: "I have is a public benefactor. M. Md. instrument can safely be trusted to han- and now, and we would address this official guide and souvenir for inedicine. Mr. Water, and all refreshing drinks always G. Chainberlain's Colic, Cholera and SHARRER & GORSUCH, The machine that makes an acre W. H. BERN ITT, Sykesville, Md, dle barrels of diamonds without the beautifully engraved certificate of stock tried on hand. SWANK & GEORGE, Brunswick, Md. not alone to the farmer, but to the mer- Remedy which is one of the yielded be- presence of detectives. signed by the general committee of 1905. Diarrhoea WESTMINSTER, SID. yield twice the crop it A. J. STEM, Winfield, Md. chant, manufacturer, lawyer, doctor, medicines I ever saw. I keep a J. W. POOLE, Braddock, Md. best things in Men's fore, is indispensable to the pro- and all other citizens, not An auxiliary committee of over two 2000 bottle of it in my room as I have had A great variety of newest M. F. SHUFF,_ Emrnitsburg, Md. mechanic, and Boys' Suits. Good durable suits 2nd. Floor Bargains. gressive Farmer. GEO. W.STOCKSDALE, Thurmont, Md. Clean Advertising. members, has been appointed for the several attacks of colic and it has proved Lewistown, Md. omitting the roinister. Use your influ- for $5.00. is the nature of the 20th. .1. H. HILL, counties as well as city, who are to so- to be the best medicine I ever used." 6 qt. Tin Bucket, lb This A. A. MOSER, Frederick, Md. The RECORD'S editorial on "A Lesson ence with your Senator and Represen- Sold by R. S. McKinney, Druggist, Our $7 and $8 Suits are special bargains, 10c. Spreader. .1. Q. STITELY, Westminster, Md. licit subscriptions in their respective lo- values. 8 qt. Galvanized Bucket, Century Manure in Advertising" has been liberally copied, tative. This is the only way to get this Taneytown, Md. really $9 and $10 Granite Pudding Pans, 10c. Suits from $10 to $15 are handsome 2 8s 3 qt. For Sale by which no doubt means that it is indors- national legislation. Write them person- calities. Granite Wash Basins, 10c. Steel Lawn Swings Jitney Cheviots and Worsteds made 4-1-ti GARNER. our ideas on the al letters. Where you can, talk to them. Large Colanders, 10c. JERE ed. We wish charac_ High Speed Trains. and look like finest made-to-order 10c. on'Application. that you know Glass Butter Dish, with lid Or of advertisements were as popular. Let them understand Hall's Business College Suits. exhibited at have if you'd save money, buy your Space will not permit us to name SW The Washers will he Unfortunately, too many county news- what you want. Gratifying results followed the Imparts the following excellent curriculum Mothers, MORTGAGES, DEEDS, NOTES Pic-nic, near Taneytown, degree of efficiency: Orthogra- Suits here. Lots of styles in prices on all goods, but we invite you to the Granger's them by over- inauguration of the eighteen-hour ser- to the highest Boys' SALE FORMS. and 214. papers are in business "for revenue You must convince phy, Correspondence, Commercial Law, Busi- double-breasted and Norfolks, and inspect our line of Nickle Plated Cook- BILL OF on July 26, 27 whelming demand, just as the dairy in- vice by the Pennsylvania between New ness Arithmetic, Book-keeping, National ing Utensils, consisting of Pots, Pans, only," and lack the moral courage to Banking, Rapid Calculations, Penmanship, very low prices. of the York and Chicago. Every train has been Accounting, Filing, Tea Kettles, Griddle Irons and Scotch These blanks always on hand at the draw the line between getting money and terests convinced them in behalf Civil Service, Expert ESTABLISHED Letterpress Copying, Manifolding, Mimeo- Spring and Summer Suits to Order. Bowls, which have just arrived and sell- RECORD oflice, for the use of Magistrates THERE'S how they get it. They seem to forget pure-bntter law; just as every interest on time, and on several occasions the and Typewriting. The 'zoo. graphing, Shorthand 200 patterns to select from. Our special ing at exceptionally low prices. We also and others; a that secures desired legislation convinces engines carried their cars into terminals one price of tuition entitles the student to NOTHING that if a newspaper is anything in com- all of the foregoing studies. $15 Suits to order are beauties, and handle the Aluminum Frying Pans made Mortgages, single copy, .10 of That even any or guaran- munity, it is a teacher and guide, and them: Every argument is in favor of a few minutes ahead time. HALL'S BUSINESS COLLEGE I you will pay $18 to $20 for same qual- of the lightest metal known and 3 copies, .25 LIKE LEATHER. also laid in 4 i there's a place where you can get the aid to good roads. The ques- faster speed is possible is shown by the Supplies the student with all necessary books ity from other tailors. teed not to burn. We have 8 " .50 And that it has no right to popular support if national 20 well Tanned and thoroughly and stationery free of charge, working Pants and Shirts a line of Combs, Brushes and Gent's 1.00 Best of Stock, it is less than this. tion of constitutionality has been settled. record of Tuesday when, with eight If you want Guaranteed, at the Lowest Market pri Ceti. HALL'S BUSINESS COLLEGE try them here. Pocket Books, which we are selling very Deeds, single copy, .05 •That place is the old and reliable firm. has never been stops en route and a delay of fifteen that wear, buying A newspaper has no right, from the The question of necessity Secures a position for each and every gradu- Our showing of :ale Shirts has never low. A large assortment of pictures al- 6 copies, .25 absolutely, true. I highest and best standpoint, to place be- disputed. The existence of reciprocal minutes caused by a hot box on the en- ate. This statement is, been equaled. ways on hand, both with and without 12 ' .45 HALL'S BUSINESS COLLEGE The season 4 20 6 .70 Geo. K. Birely &Sons, fore its readers any sort of "fake" obligation between the government and gine, the train reached Jersey City two Balbriggan Underwear, worth 50c, only frames from 5 to 49c each. Will permit the student to pay $10 down, and jelly is here and you will 15 copies, .05 of time, and for a part of gradua- 38C. for making Promissory Notes, Tanners,Curriers,I ..... orters and Dealers In scheme,or known worthless preparation, the people has never been an open one. minutes ahead arrange to pay the remainder after with HINDS OF tion. The latest in Collars, Ties and Hosiery. want jelly glasses. We have them 35 " .10 ALL belongs to the people. the journey made the world's record of I 100 with the justification that its readers The government BUSINESS COLLEGE lids at 2c each. .25 train in regular ser- HALL'S .02 must take care of themselves. It has The money that gets into the treasury speed for a railroad Teaches, and guarantees that you can learn Low prkes, experienced Salesmen Bill of Sale, per copy, LEATH ER ?, 11;.),!;',!(1ZW:n.. 3 what you may have to 4 .20 the people. The time has vice, going a mile in twenty-eight and Shorthand and Bookkeeping by mail. and prompt service. " 12 copies, FREDERICK, MD. equally no right to advertise anything belongs to 6 I For rates of tuition and detailed informa- Advertise sell, or what you may " 50 " .75 which has a tendency to induce its sub- come for the people to make concerted one-third seconds. Respectfully Yours, tion, address- want to buy, in our Special Notice col- Type-writer paper, 8x101, in four scribers to form bad habits, or to invest demand for the return to them of some The New York Central will institute HALL'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, quantity. We are CASH buyers of Beef Hides. umn. It will pay. J. T. KOONTZ. grades, in any in'doubtful schemes, and at the same part of that which is their own. Good an eighteen-hour service next Sunday. 5-13-5-1y. Frederick, Md CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. THE SUNDAY SCHOOL. Be Ambitious. PEOPLE OF THE DAY TREES ALONG HIGHWAYS. IN PRISON FOR DEBT Prayer Meeting Topic There's many a man who works with the For the Week wrench, LESSON XIII,SECON D QUARTER,INTER- Equitable Life Society Squabble. they Make tbe Roads Attractive and Special Beginning June Bargains 2E. If he had had a spark of ambition, Melville E. Ingalls, the Farms More Salable. THE WAY THE By REV. S. H. DOYLE. NATIONAL SERIES, JUNE 25. Would bid farewell to his tools and bench who was a mem- LAW IS MADE TO And rise to a better position. ber of Topic.-Our national heritage.-Isa. the H. C. Frick committee that In an interesting address before a FIT THE CASE IN ENGLAND. 1-13. (Home missions. This investigated the affairs 1 N may also be Text of the Lesson, a Comprehensive And many there are engaged night and day, of the Equi- meeting of the grange at Greece, N. Y., used as a temperance topic.) With little they get for their labor, table Life Assurance society, has long Quarterly Review -Golden Text. Whoee talents if used in County Engineer J. Y. McClintock How a Person Who Either Cannot In speaking of Christ in the opening a different way been regarded as one of the or John xx, 31-Commentary Prepared Would make them a peer of their neighbor. leading spoke on the many advantages of Will Not Pay chapter of his gospel John says, "And railroad men in thls What He Owes MR7 by Rev D. M. Stearns. country. country Be of Ills fullness have all we received, It's lack of ambition that keeps a man down life and the importance of hav- Thrust Into Jail Over and Over And makes him a servant Mr. Ingalls is a native of Maine and and grace [Copyright, 1905, by forever ing good roads. He advocated building Again For aContempt of Court." for grace." The addition of American Press Association.] While others will smile, he only can frown is sixty-three years old. He was the MEN'S FINE CLOTHING, LESSON That some of his fellows are clever. wide roads &c. grace to I.-Jesus so that grace not ouly comes by the Good Shepherd son of a poor farmer and earned his all vehicles could It is commonly supposed that in growth, but safely also by inheritance. We x, 7-18). Golden Text, John x, 11, While seldom success will come to the man first money teaching school for $11 per pass. On the desirability of these days there is no imprisonment inherit all the good "I Who Is lacking an honest ambition, of the ages that am the Good Shepherd. The Good Yet mouth. He managed to save enough having trees along the road be had the for debt in England, but the supposi- have gone he who in life has a definite plan before us. In philosopby, Shepherd giveth His life for the sheep." Is bound to improve his condition. to enter Harvard law school, and after following to say: tion is wrong, both in substance and Men's Suits. Boy's Suits. in invention,iu theology aud in religious graduating We know that hedges, in That we may know Jesus as the Christ, For plenty of push, with good began the practice of his small trees fact. txperience we have the common sense, and Ages from 14 to 19;with long advantage of the Son of God, Will crown with success an endeavor; profession in a small town in Maine. bushes are not suitable along our True, the term "imprisonment for and, receiving Him, But lack of ambition brings only $2.19 ;,-ealirwodort?, (CITOcab(WpgIcleit $1.75 pants, as low ill that has been thought out and ac- expense Later he went to Boston, where roads because of drifting snows, bot debt" is done away with, as $1.75 and have life, is the Golden Text of the To its victims, who suffer forever. he perhaps be- $2.19. $2.00 complished in the past periods of hu- -,Tay C. Johnson, in Baltimore Sun. achieved success. there are great trees which will grow cause the debtor quarter and the does not pay his debt man history. The heritage of the summary of the gos- up high and be a source enjoyment A better quality wool goods, Like Chauncey M. Depew, Mr. In- of by going to prison, yet to prison he Fine Black Twilled Cheviot, American nation is a glorious pel. That we may have life He laid Millionaire's Poor and attractiveness. $3.50 in brown and grey, good one. Stomach. galls stepped from his law office into I know that some goes for it all the same, although in $3.00 single breasted, round Sack When we think of the down His life for us, bearing our sins The worn-out will object wearing, worth $6.00-at $3.50. priceless privi- stomach of the over-fed to trees because they will the eyes and in the phraseology of the Suit, worth $5.00--our bargain price, $3. leges and glorious advantages in His own body, suffering in our stead, millionaire is often paraded the to some that we in public extent reduce the productive- law he goes there for "contempt of We have suits strictly all enjoy today as we have seen in recent lessons. prints as a horrible example of the as a nation as a result of evils ness of a strip of land . within their court," whereas in 90 per cent $5.00 wool, made with same care he same make as the above LESSON II.-The attendant on the possession of great of such T God's blessing upon our godly ances- raising of Lazarus range, but as far as I can learn a good cases the poor as suits costing double as much, worth $4.50 in fine all-wool Cassimeres (John xi, 32-45). wealth. But millionaires are not the on- defaulter suffers his and Cheviots; try we cannot be too thankful to God Golden Text, John xi, row of trees along a road will make seven, $8.50; our price, $5.00. well made and trimmed; 25, ly ones who are afflicted with bad stom- fourteen or twenty-eight days worth $4.50 to $6.50. and too appreciative of the sacrifices "Jesus said unto her, I am the the farm more salable. Many of your Still finer qualities, achs. The proportion is far greater "close confinement" solely because of Men's Fancy Cassimere $8.00, $10.00 and $12.00 and tolls of those brave bands of men resurrection and the life." He who vol- farms will be bought by and values-our bar- among the toilers. Dyspepsia and indi- people from his inability to pay the monthly sum $7.50 Worsted Suits, with gain price, $5.00, $6.00 and who at great cost laid the untarily laid down His life for us, for gestion the city, both $7.00. foundation are rampant among these peo- and to them surely the trees ordered by the judge or the magis- double and single breasted vests; of the republic, no one could take it from Him ple, and trim- whose freedom and (x, 18), they suffer far worse tortures s\,\, will be an advantage. There should tratoe.r, med with very best of lining,really worth manifold other blessings we has power to recall the absent spirit than the millionaire unless they avail not be dense rows $12.50; enjoy today of trees, but they as already said, does the incar- our price, $7.50. TROUSERS. as an inheritence that and give life and health even to themselves of a standard medicine like has cost us noth- such Wss should be placed far enough apart to ceration pay what is owing. ing. As a a corrupting body as that of Green's August Flower, which has been For if the Men's fine dress suits-in nation we can truthfully Lazarus. permit of full development of each We have a big line in all shades and Marvel a favorite household remedy for all creditor chooses to do so he can have $9.50 black worsted and heavy say, "The lines are fallen unto us in not, for the time is coming tree. There are certain trees in your styles; prices from 50c up to $3.00; stomach troubles for over thirty-five the debtor committed again immedi- serge cheviots, trimmed with the worth pleasant places; yea, we have a good- when all that are in their graves shall town which many people look very double value. years. August Flower rouses the torpid upon as ately after one tenth has been served best of lining, and tailored in a way that ly heritage." hear His voice and come forth. personal friends, and many liver, thus creating appetite and insur- drives and and so on as long as the debtor lives, denote the best custom work, worth Not the least of our national LESSON III.-The supper at Bethany ing walks are taken to visit $16.00; bless- perfect digestion. It tones and vital- them and come because the Judgment goes on forever our price, $9.50. Men's ings, inherited from those who (John xit 1-11). Golden Text, Mark xiv, izes the entire system under their influence. Shirts. have and makes life unless the amount of it be paid. gone before, are our religious 8, "She bath done what she could." worth living, no matter what your The pride of New bless- sta- England as well as But a second In all styles ings. The Mary of Bethany represents tion. Trial bottles, 25c; commitment on the Hats and Caps. and qualities; also a fine men who laid the founda- life abun- regular size,75c. old England is the noble old trees line of neckwear, dant truly For sale by J. McKellip, Druggist, same judgment is very rare. Collars, Cuffs, at the tions of our republic were strong re- worshiping, Martha serv- Tan- which connect in one life the times We have a complete line of all styles lowest eytown , Md. of At the jail in a certain eastern coun- of prices. Come and see for your- ligious men. The manliest men of ing and Lazarns in communion, but our sturdy forefathers and and the lowest prices. self. the the pres- ty, where the writer of this article world have always been religious men. note how these forms of life abundant ent It requires time and care The Growls of a Bachelor. to s& spent fourteeu days, he was not re- The religious privileges that sbould affect others. Disciples murmur, and cure good trees, but they are worth ceived quite as a felon would be, but have been theirs by inheritance the religious world would kill it if they the cost in creating the beautiful had A curiosity is a woman without any. vis- decidedly not as a noulawbreaker Shoes! Shoes! been cut off by tyranny and oppres- could. A mere form of life can be en- Think it over. tas which are so effective in architec- should be received and treated. sion, and to a new land dured even by the devil, but real life, A widow generally seems to MELVILLE ture, in making they came enjoy her E. INGALLS. cooling shade and in- The time -.1%;.,_`" Special Shoe offerings. Shoes of guaranteed and won them abundance of life, wells and rivers weeds as much as a widower tricate of arrival was 2 p. make; price we know back for themselves of does his the presidency of a railroad. forms so refreshing to the body less than others charge and handed living water, how few can weed. Some of He had no dinner. so after his pock- for like quality and style. Ladies' lace or button them down to their chil- endure! his Boston clients and delightful to the eye, in making When sonic couples agree were stockholders in ets had been emptied and the articles Shoes, patent and kid tips, regular $1.35, our dren and their children's children, let LESSON 1V.-The entry of Jesus into to marry wind breaks which are beneficial to price, 98c. Ladies' stylish that's the last thing they ever do agree the Indianapolis, Cincinnati and La- tabulated he was given six ounces of Vici Kid Shoes, kid us hope, until the end of time. These Jerusalem (John xii, 12-26). Golden many crops and in transforming a and patent leather tips; would be cheap at $1.75; Text, Matt. on. fayette railway, which became bank- brown bread and four ounces of "Har- our price, $1.25. Ladies' religious blessings are ours today- xxi, 9, "Blessed is He that Lovers' bleak, flat country into an enjoyable Handwelt, selected kid skin, the newest lasts, cometh quarrels lack zest because rupt. They seut Mr. Ingalls to Cincin- riet Lane"-i. e., tinned Australian faith in God, the Bible, the Sabbath in the name of the Lord." One there is no possibility living and looking place. With united $3.00 value; our price, $1.98. Misses' and Children's Shoes, from 25c of a divorce to nati as receiver, and he made such a mutton. to day, religious liberty and all the minor great truth in this lesson is the literal follow. effort you can secure all the most at- $1.35. Men's Shoes, $1.25 at 98c; Satin Calf, success that upon reorganization of the He was then put into a "receiving $1.75 at $1.25; Vici Kid, blessings that go with these greater fulfillment of Scripture by Him of A woman feels that she is not half ap- tractive features which rich men and $2.25 at $1.50; Box Calf, $3 at property he was elected president. cell," eight feet by four feet six lathes, $2, and $3.50 at $2.50. We have in Vici possessions. And these priceless in- whom Moses in the law and the proph- preciated unless she is exaggerated cities secure by lavish expenditure of Kid and Box Calf excellent about That small road became later part of with a concrete floor six feet below the wearing stock, made up in the very latest heritances are abundant proof that God ets wrote. In the volume of the book it twenty times. money in the formation of parks, and Oh, if only a woman the Big Four system, of which Mr. In- level of the earth and decidedly damp, style-anywhere else $3.50; our price, $2.50. has called us from among the nations is written of Him, He is the substance could lose the it will all add to the value of your prop- combination of her vocabulary, and galls was president for many years. as was proved by the wet unknown when Isaiah wrote and of every shadow, the reality of every erty. salt kept that never, never find it ! Last January he retired from there for prisoner's as a nation we have earnestly sacrifice, truly the Messiah of Israel, active tho use. sought With the exception of yourself, my management and took the the Lord our God and the King of the Jews, the King of position of Two hours later he was removed to KIRSSIN'S the Holy One of dear madam, BIG UNDERSELLING all women are more or chairman WHAT GOOD ROADS ARE. STORE, of the board of directors. another receiving cell, this time with Israel because He glorified God. Hith- kings and Lord of lords. less deceitful. a LESSON Like Mr. Depew, he is a representa- wooden floor, twelve feet long and six (Garner Building.) erto our national life has centered in V.-Jesus washing the disci- The man about to be hanged and the The Difference Between Our High- TAN EYTOWN, M D. tive of the Vanderbilt family, which feet wide. At 6 o'clock there came God and in Christ, who glorified God. ples' feet (John xiii, 1-14). Golden Text, man about to be married are both dress- ways and Those of Europe. his ed controls the Big Four. supper, a pint of weak oatmeal And may it ever be so. Realizing that Gal. v, 13, "By love serve one another." in the "conventional black." If after two weeks of rainy weather, gruel The average woman's His greatest coup as railway presi- and eight ounces of the ubiquitous nations as well as individuals should He knew that He had come from God mind is like a followed by one hour of sunshine, a crazy-quilt, and she gives her dent was the formation of the brown bread-the Western Maryland "seek first the kingdom of God," and was going back to- God, and He husband Joint bicycler can speed along at a gait staple article of diet R. R. may irregular pieces of it at irregular inter- Traffic association, in which of our nation ever give God would teach His disciples, to whom He most of eight miles an hour and the best. Value of Mutton Main Line. the first place vals. the and sling no mud Schedule in effect in its had given the glory which the railways east of the Mississippi His bed was a two inch thick mat- June 18th., 1905. life and exalt that righteousness Father You can always flatter a fat girl-or a up his back, if after a dry summer's gave Him, were pooled. The supreme court of the tress of cocoanut fiber had on three On the Farm which exalteth a nation and avoid sin, that while here in humilia- thin one, either, for that matter-by ac- traffic a funeral train can move over Read down Read Up. United States broke up this pool by a ° boards supported I STATIONS. which is a reproach to any people. tion, waiting for the kingdom to come, cusing her of being a flirt. But don't do the road without raising the dust, if on crosspieces about The we must not in any way seek it-she'll decision. three inches from the floor. A.M. A.m A.M. P.M. P.M. inheritor, to show his apprecia- our own try to flirt with you. after several years' use there are no 9 40 5 20 1e...Hancock.. Mr. Ingalls has four grown sons and The bedclothes were ample, No class of farni stock is so we 9 20 1 15 .... tion of his heritage, should use it well greatness, but humble ourselves to It must be love that makes a girl with perceptible ruts made by wagon wheels but the 10045 5 47 .Lherry Run. 8 50 12 45 a name like Millicent one daughter. He has acquired much pillow and bed boards fitted to furnish the farmer with fresh 10 13 5 50 Big Pool 8 47 and strive to pass it on to those who walk with God. Marjory Mont- or horses' hoofs, then we can pro- were of a decid- 12 42 gomery pine and pale unless she can wealth. Cincinnati is his home, but he edly hard nature. meat at any season of the year as 10 25 6 01 ..Clear Spring 8 35 12 28 • come after him in still better condi- LESSON Vt.-The vine and the branch- nounce it a good road. 10 55 6 30 ar Hagerstown Le 8 05 12 02 change it to Sogback or Dobbs or some- spends much time at the Waldorf-As- At quarter sheep unless it be fowls, says Profess- tion. One of the darkest facts es (John xv, 1-12). Golden Text, John Some of you may think this a to 8 a loud bell rang in hu- thing equally as repulsive. toria, New but an or Thomas P.M. A.M. man history xv, 8, "Herein is My Father glorified, York. idle to go to bed, and at 8 o'clock the gas Shaw in American Sheep P.M. is that of wasted inher- Once upon a time there were dream, impossible of realization. 06 205 7 00 le Hagerstown ar 410 Ill. PiiI that ye bear twin (in a small hole in the wall Breeder. In areas where the winters itances. In how many cases inherited much fruit." The fruit is brothers. One proposed to the same You need but travel a little in some and shut 4 24 2 26 7 27 ...Smithsburg... 1140 310 borne by the Peary, the Explorer. out of the cell by a piece of thick are cold the farmer may have fresh 4 35 2 35 7 35 ....Edgemont.... .7 ... 11 55 805 fortunes have been a curse rather than branches, but it is the girl upon fourteen different occasions, of the European countries to undeceive cor- 4 42 2 42 7 42 vine Commander Robert E. Peary, rugated glass) was beef or fresh pork all the winter in .Blue Mountain. 8 58 ll 27 7 57 a blessing! May it not be so with our that does it through the branches, and was rejected every pop; the other who yourselves in this respect. You will turned out. All 4 45 2 45 7 45 Pen Mar. .. 6 55 11 24 7 54 and the branches simply proposed to fourteen since 1880, when he made his first voy- debtors getthis trestment the frozen form; not so, however, far- 4 49 2 50 7 50 Buena Vista Spg 8 52 11 20 7 50 national inheritances. As we have abide, subject different girls, and find that such roads are possible, and 4 51 2 53 7 53 ar-Highfleld the last age to the frozen north has been On the following ther south. There winters are too ..te 6 50 11 18 7 49 fully received the gospel from those to the care of the husbandman. When one accepted him. Bunch your almost not only possible, but in the long run morning at 7:30 p.M. A.M. A.m. P.M. hits.-Puck. continuously engaged there warm, but they are not too warm to who have gone before us, may the Christian life is understood there in arctic explora- the most economical. In this country came breakfast-a pint of weak P.M. A.M. A.m. we ex- Interfere with 2 55 7 55 le..11ighfleld tend it throughout is a freedom from all anxiety and yet tion, will sail from New York during in extensive tea and eight ounces of the brown the keeping of a sheep .or 11 15 7 45 our land and hand drives or bicycle rides we 3 45 8 49 G ettysburg ..... 10 the growth and Sprained Ankle, Stiff' Neck, Lame the first week of July for his last at- bread. Then the doctor unsalted until it is consumed. Botb 16 6 10 it down in its purity and simplicity to beauty of the lily and rejoice when we approach a town, for called. 4 09 905 ...New Oxford...... 9 55 20 Shoulder. tempt north and south, but especially 4 25 9 29 Hanover...... those who come after the fruitfulness of the vine. to reach the north pole. there we expect to find solid "Are you all right?" north, . 9 40 8 00 us. And as our These are three common ailments roads. mutton 4 42 9 36 or-Porters-Is 9 22 5 88 national LEssow VIL-Jesus prays for His for He places much reliance on his new "Yes, thank you." And the door can be kept in ice houses in the p.m. A.M. ancestors lived close to God fol- which Chamberlain's Pain In most of the European countries, A.M.P.M. lowers (John xvii, 15-26). Balm is es- ship in accomplishing his purpose. This banged like a clap of thunder. summer season with a suitable cham- and avoided the evils of life that de- Golden Text, pecially valuable. If promptly applied on the other hand, we rejoice when we John xvii, 9, "I ship, the Roosevelt, was built in Maine Then came the chaplain, ber in the same. P.M. A.M. A.M. P.M stroy, so may we also live, practicing, pray for them." Not it will save you time, money and get out of the towns with their hard, a clergy- 5 48 9 35 Le.- Porters...ar suffer- at a cost of $125,000. man Some persons claim that beef is the 4 5240 above all things, that self control only does He give us IIis own Spirit to ing when troubled with any one of these She is 180 feet rough paving blocks and reach the from outside, rather ola, much 5 5; 9 44 .Spring G rove. 9 20I1 for best meat 6 15 10 10 ar which live in us, teach us, guide us, comfort ailments. For sale by in length and is equipped with power- crabbed and certainly until for hi ; post. that any person can eat. 1 ork Le 8 41 4 06 they were noted and by means R. S. McKinney, smooth, clean country macadam. In P.M. A.M. A.M. P.M us, but Druggist, ful engines and large coal He snapped like Others wax eloquent in behalf of poul- of which they were able to do great He rssures us that it is His life Taneytown, Md. capacity. this country, especially in the western a terrier with tooth- p.m a.m secures She is rigged as a three ache, try. To the mind of the writer there 4 38 things for their God and for their fel- our life and that He ever liveth masted schoon- states, the plan is to make the high- yet there was a growl ia ; snap. 265 7 55 14. Highfield.. ar 46 It 15 7 45 to make intercession Creating New Forests. er, but Commander Peary will depend ”! What is no meat that will compare with a 4 55 2 58 7 69 .. Blue Ridge.... 8 47 11 13 743 lows. Thus can we best thank God for us (John xiv, way wide enough to enable us to turn are you here for?" 5 13 3 20 8 21 Thurmont... more on steam roast of tender, well grown lamb, 8 23 10 43 7 18 and thank them for our goodly 19; Rom. viii, 34). He does not save us than sail. He hopes on out from mudholes and dusty tracks. ::DUrnebit 5 27 30 8 30 .. Rocky Ridge... 10 80 7 00 nation- California and other Western 'whether eaten 5 11 345 8 44 .Bruceville.... al heritage. to take us out of the world to heaven, States this trip to reach the northern shore of In the old country "Debt! Umph! Why don't you be warm or cold, especial- .8 .09 10 18 6 41 have proved the efficiency of irrigation the plan is to keep ly 5 41 3 55 8 58 ..Union Bridge 6 67 10 07 6 85 but to leave us here as His witnesses, Grant Land this season, aud then next honest and pay your debts?" when it has been grown quickly on 5 5' 4 06 9 02..New Windsor.. BIBLE READINGS. in promoting agriculture, but there are the road narrow enough to enable them And the 5 50 9 67 27 kept by His power. summer set out on sledges for the final door banged louder than before. a variety of grasses and other foods 4 23 9 18 .. Westminster... 5 38 9 4' 6 12 Ex. xx, 8-11. I Kings xv, 11-15; II millions of acres of fertile land unused to fix it properly. Land is valuable Final- 6 4 5 03 9 49 Glyndon 900 5 44 V 1.-14; rs. LESSON 500 miles that stretch ly such as usually abound on every ara- Xvi, 0-4: xXxin, VIII.-Jesus before Pilate through lack of sufficient water. Much over the ice to for cultivation, but roadside weeds are came the governor on his daily 7 t2 5 13 10 85 ar..Baltimoresle *4 80 8 00 5 LO 20; Prov. (John rai-4U). ble farm. It is a dish IR for a king, P.m am. a.m.11.M. iv, 25-2T; xiv, 34; Acts 1, 8; Golden Text, Jobn of ikiie lend will Lie r‘aliniro.d lag the a nuisance.-Professor P. A. Foder, round of inspection. p.m Rom. xvill, 37, "Every one gigantic and it is one ix, 1-5; x, 14, 15. that is of the irrigation works planned by the Utah. A day's routine was simply this: Up that every farmer can BLUE MOL NTAIN EXPRES.s(Parlor Carl truth heareth My voice." By His National Government, but the scope now and then enjoy. It seems leaves lialtim ire, daily except Sum day, 3.2.5 suf- of at the ring of a bell at 5:43, dress in a real p. in., stopping Westminster,New ferings He made a this work is limited by the amount privation to bring at Windsor, An Objection Box. full atonement for of Reducing Width the dark; then came lights, beds and up a family in ig- lirucevil le ic( nnection for Frederick), Thur. water available. The influence of Highway. mont, The English sin, even the sins of the whole world, of forests The bedding were put away. norance of the character of such meat Blue Ridge, Hightield, Buena Vista Christian Endeavor in conserving a limited rainfall is recog- sentiment in favor of the re- cells rind cor- Spring, Blue Mountain, Smithsburg, Hagers- Times and to this we can add nothing, but ridor swept and and to require them at the same time town. Returning, suggests as an attractive fea- nized, but they are often wanting where duction of the width of highways from dusted min cell utensils leaves Hagerstown 6.40 a. ture His conduct before Pilate and while in cleaned; to eat salt pork until they tire of such in., daily, except Sunday. Arriving Balti- for Christian Eudeavor meetings most needed. Thus forest planting is sixty to forty feet appears to be be- at 7:30 breakfast, eaeli pris- more 9.30 a. in. an the hands of His enemies teaches us oner being a diet because of its continuity. occasional objection box. At one often necessary. coming quite general. Petitions from then locked in lots cell till BLUE RIDGE LIMITED leaves Baltimore how we should act before our One of the most pleasing Saturdays time, for example, members might be enemies, An example of what the Bureau of landowners in the different states, we 8:30, at which time all were mustered features of only, at 1.55 p. m., stopping at for if we are truly His and living god- Forestry is doing in this and marched this home supply of n.utton is Thurrnont, Blue Ridge,Highfield,Buena Vista asked to bring to the meeting all the direction is fur- learn, are being made to the highway to chapel. its and Blue Mountain, arriving ly lives we will be hated nished by the nursery which cheapness. It is obtained Hagerstown 4.4o objections they had heard raised by the world it is estab- commissioners to this effect. The Then from chapel to cells agoin, to be in a sense p. m. Returning, this train leaves Hagers- against and find many enemies. lishing 15 miles from Santa Barbara, in locked in until without cost other than the labor in- town on Sundays only at 6.30 p. m., stopping foreign missions. Some skill- claim made is that too much land is the governor made his at Edgemont, Blue Mountain, LESSON IX.-The crucifixion Southern California. This is the fourth volved in caring for the sheep, Pen-Mar,Buena ful speaker of experience will be pre- (John allowed to grow up to weeds by hav- smart pace round of in zpecCon. say- where Vista, Highfield, Blue Ridge, Thurmont and xix, 17-30). forest nursery which the Bureau has es- they Westminster, arriving Baltimore 9.15 p. pared to answer those Golden Text, I Cor. xv, 3, ing the ing as he sped 11.1S1 ..:1 dom. are kept simply for the purpose m. objections and tablished within western forest reserves. road so wide, as the extra ten Additional trains "Christ died for our sins, according "Any complaints'!" of supplying food. As I have said leave Baltimore for Union to send the members away ready to Nowhere in California water feet could be well utilized if hut ono to be fre- Bridge and Intermediate Stations to the Scriptures." is needed taken into quently before, at 10.12 a. meet them with convincing The hour came for more than in the coast plain the farm. It is there a week befar;" ;!:e • • ds be- they pick up their liv- nu., and 4 and 6.15 p. m., and 10.00 p m., and argument east and claimed also that by leave Union Bridge for Baltimore when which He came into the world, and He southeast came clear e:iou:r1 1 ing from what would otherwise be and Inter- they occur in the course of future of Santa Barbara. To cover narrowing the legal width of highways .) 1... mediate Stations at 1.45, 5.05 and 6.M a. m., became a curse for us, for it is written, large areas When wasted, and in doing this they destroy and 12.51 p. conversation. At another time in a with new tree growth, how- a better road can be built 'and more he had g am al t: itebtorA in., daily,except Sunday. "Cursed is every one that ever, in regions so many weeds that they Sundays Only.-Leave similar way objections to the Christian hangeth on where the forest can not easily kept in good condition. were put int a a r3J111 ) C.):'3.11111t more than Baltimore for Union a tree." IIappy indeed are naturally restore itself, is a difficult pny for the labor Bridge and Intermediate Stations 9.30 a. m., Endeavor pledge might be all who, se& mat- fiber. Then came an ate.: e.:ervise involved in caring and 2.30 p. m. Leave Union considered, ing His ter. Unless great care is used in Bridge at 6.25 and or to our Christian sufferings, truly say, "For me," the se- in a large yard. after C:nt t!:iiner and for them. It would mean something to 8.30 a. m. and 4.00 p. m., for Baltimore and In- Endeavor consecra- lection of species Bad Road Building. termediate Stations. and, receiving Him, cry gratefully, and in the cultural another lacking' the revenues of the farms if as many tion meeting, or to the practice of tith- methods employed, A road engineer puts it this in till 1: p. 21:.. fol- "Christ bath redeemed me the work is likely to way: sheep were added to ing. from the prove a "There ought to be a lowed by another •,. and the aggregate now Baltimore & Cumberland Valley R. R. curse of the failure. Methods which would law to stop fools in the law!" succeed building more fiber picking up to la. At 5:35 United States for the purpose Leave Hagerstown for Shippensburg and on a small plantation are im- highways. This idea that the Intermediate Stations at 6.25 LESSON X.-The resurrection (John there was tea, simply of providing meat-good, whole- and 11.00 a. m. A New Endeavor. practicable on a large scale on account outer edge of a highway-sod, dirt and when n was and 7.30 p. in. Leave Shippensburg for Ha- xx, 11-23). Golden Text, I Cor. xv, 20, of the expense. again locked in till 6 o'clock next morn- some, delicious meat -on the farms. It gerstown and Intermediate Stations at 5.4 I Japan has a new sort of Endeavor so- stone, all-should be thrown into the a. m. and 1.1O and 2.55 "But now is Christ risen from the dead The nursery in the Santa Barbara Re- ing. means a great deal when it is claimed p. ciety-a Warriors' Families' Endeavor center of the road ought to entitle the Sundays leave Hagerstown and become the first fruits of them that serve will he planted with seed of trees The debtors that the board of these sheep codld for Waynesboro society, started in Yokosuka people who do it to ninety days in were allowed to speak and Intermediate Points at 7.45 and 10.00 a. m. among the slept." The likely to flourish in that region. be virtually and 6.30 p. in. Returning, families of resurrection is that which Coulter jail." ,to each other while at work and at ex- obtained for nothing, and leave Waynesboro sailors. The empress became makes and yellow pine will be most largely for Hagerstown and Intermediate Points at all else effective, for if He be ercise; they wore their own clothes if It means considerably more when it is 8.50 a. nt.. and 9,00 interested in the organization and sent a planted. The seedlings will be ready p. In. not risen there is no one saved, nor ev- to they wished to; there was no stipu- claimed that the weeds destroyed by generous contribution to its treasury. transplant to their permanent 'options Trade Waits For Roads. er will be (I Cor. xv, 14-19). If He is not Hi, there, Dick, lated amount of work to be done, these sheep would more than pay for Trains via Altenwald Cut-off. It is established also at the Maizuru two years hence. John, Tom and Bill. and the risen Christ He is nothing, not Hustle now with right good will; here the labor of caring for them. Leave Hagerstown Icy. Chambersburg and naval yard even The first attempt at foresting Will be ended the only practical differ- Intermediate and consists mostly of a good Cast your plummets aft and fore. Stations at 3.20 p. m. man, for He said that He would made on the upper watershed ences between them and the lawbreak- Lincoln Sheep. Leave Chambersburg for Hagerstown families of sailors and cares for needy of the On the port side throw one o'er; and rise again the third day. But He is Santa Ynez River, ers in the other part A Pennsylvania correspondent • Intermediate Stations at 8.15 p. m. relatives of absent seamen. which supplies the Hoist one to the starboard, John. ta the prison.- of risen, and Gal. ii, 20, may be the lan- town of Santa Barbara with water. This What? No bottom! Well, I swan! Pearson's Weekly. American Agriculturist says that in his Leave Rocky Ridge for Emmitsburg at 8.30 guage of every believer. town of only 16,000 inhabitants is spend- ROBERT E. PELRY. opinion the Lincoln is and 10.;:.2 a. m.,and 3.30 A This superior to all and 7.00 p. m. Leave Tribute to Maine. LESSON XI. ing $600,000 to secure a good water sup- spring mud does beat all-whew! Eminitsburg for Rocky Ridge at 7.15 and 9.55 -The message of the hien Guess the Some English Words. other breeds of sheep in fineness and [Written for the first number of Maine's ply. A dam and reservoir the pole. He has installed the wireless earth was froze clear a. m., and 2.55 and 4.5.5 p. m. Christ (Rev. I, 10-20). Golden Text, for this pur- through. Why Is one ; a weight of fleece, hardiness Leave Bruceville for new Christian Endeavor organ.] pose are now under tpparatus on the steamer and engaged "better," and vitali- Frederick at 8.38, 9.38 Rev. i, 18. "I am He construction. The Now the frost is going out sviffle ty. and 10.10 a. m. and 5.00 and 6.38 p. m. Leave All hail to the state of the sturdy that liveth and als entire crew. a man who estinia ois is an "esti- They clip on an average sixteen Bruceville pine, Santa Ynez watershed is now bare or She's an mush, beyond a doubt. for Columbia, Littlestown and Whose sons are as masterful was dead, and, behold, I am alive for- mator," and what is It that causes pounds each, and there are records of Taneytown at 9.47 a. m., and 3.45 ever. poorly covered with chaparral. A good "I know that when I return to New Horseless vehicles? Why, yes; so p. m. And hall to the sturdiest product of all. evermore." This is His testimony as many words like these to differ their having clipped from twenty Leave Frederick for Baltimore at 7.18 a. m. The Pine forest growth is necessary both to con- York two years after my sailing Mules could handle one, I guess. in the to and 3.00 and 4.55 p. m. State's Christian Endeavor! He appeared to John in Patmos epelling twenty-three over serve the water and to prevent the wash- from there I shall bring the good of their last syllables? A pounds each. Ewes at Sixty years after news Wish our congressman was here; Connections at Cherry Run, Honor the state of the temperance host, His return to the Fa- ing down silt, which if unchecked would that I grammarian explain ; Ciat the rilffer- two years old weigh from 200 to 225 W. Va. have at last discovered the pole," Guess he'd see his duty clear B. St 0. passenger trains Discouraged, demoralized never, ther as our ever living High Priest eventually fill and ruin the reservoir. *nee is due to th.• Cie English pounds and bucks 225 to 280 pounds. leave Cherry Run And honor said Mr. Peary recently. "I have re- As regards that good roads bill as follows: Cincinnati, St. Louis and Louis- that teacher of firm self con- ministering to His people. The success of the transplanting will In the language ville trol, He lives; He ceived a telegram legislative mill come ; fron, t wo g.'ea t sources, Express, No. 55, daily, at 12.49 p. m.; Ch:- ever depend largely upon the season. In ex- from President And would hustle, cago Express, No. 7, daily, at 8.00 p. m. The Pledge State's liveth. first and last. some words being' Geonan:c amid others Christian Endeavor! cessively dry years good results can not Roosevelt in which he extends to me Until he had got it passed. *Daily. All others daily except ounday. LESSON XIL-The heavenly home the Latin. For the Germanic roots add A cheer for the state be expected, and the Bureau must take good wishes of the American peo- B. H. GRISWOLD. that gave Longfel- (Rev. xxii, 1-11). Golden Text, Rev. iii, Trade is paralyzed, of course; "er" In "worker," Gen'l Traffic Manager. low birth. advantage of a wet season. Preparations ple. Under those circumstances while the Latin roots F. M. HOWELL. General Passenger 21, "To him can I It could hardly be much Agent. The poet of young that overcometh will I for the transplanting worse. add "or" in "factor." There is the Ger- hearts forever, will be begun im- be unsuccessful? Never." A week's pushing failed And a cheer for grant to sit with Me in My throne." to start tnanic that poem of God and of If mediately, so that quick work can be Mrs. Peary and Aught except an "speaker" and the Latin "ora- youth, redeemed daughter Mildred will old road cart by His precious blood, we done the first favorable season after the That I'd vowed to give away, tor." And no one would dream of writ- Perennial Christian accompany the explorer. "Cycling campers." Endeavor! are in conflict with the world, the flesh seedlings are old enough. But It brought a "V" today. ing either of a "wakor" Peary's new ship is equipped with or of mt "ore- England has an association of cy- And never may weakness and the devil, but while waiting for the In the whole of the Santa Barbara 'a ler." or sin or decay two deck houses, which Could we have good roads cling campers utuubering nearly These three from kingdom and Forest Reserve, which contains nearly will provide in March, 200 our banner dissever, living to hasten it we My, but wouldn't it put starch But always may two million acres, ample quarters for him, the officers of members. Once each year they ride power and pureness and may make manifest in our there are only two Into the vehicle trade The youth lives a sam- the ship and things we want most in this their bicycles to a selected ple groves of any size. There is, therefore, the members of the scien- Till we'd think our fortunes spot, carry- Be the glories of it by seeing His face, serving made! orld are always th r.-;0 beyond of Christian Endeavor! a large opportunity for the extension of tific staff. They are portable, so as to And if congress helps a bit. our ing their camp equipment, and live out -Amos Him only and reflecting His glory. 'reach. If we liad them R. Wells. the work of tree planting, if it proves permit of their removal to the shore. Maybe we will have them yet. we wouldn't be of doors for at least two weeks. a bit happier. In the Cornfield. successful. -Implement Age In Nebraska the Hog Cholera would pay any farmer to make If in a kind of bilious mood, Bureau of Forestry P tion. Ebbette Won't Sell. It a has demonstrated its ability to solve the Color Schemes. After long years of careful and ex- President Ebbetts practice of going through that part of You wish an aid to digest food, same kind of difficulties The Salve That Penetrates. has found it nec- with which it is If the room is without sun, says the pensive research by the experiment sta- essary his corn from which he intends to se- confronted in California, and has DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve penetrates L.LNCC'AN I.A to deny a rumor that he is en- No other pill is half so good suc- Scientific American, make pale tion scientists about the only fact they lect his seed corn and cut the tassel cessfully established forest plantations at yellow the pores of the skin, and by its antisep- deavoring to dispose of his interest in As the color key. have clearly demonstrated with refer- Lambs 000 day old weigh from Six off from every stalk that has not set DeWitt's Little Early Risers. an extremely low cost. If it can do the If it is cold (on a cliff tic, rubifocient and healing influence it the Brooklyn club. He could not sell or ence teen to twenty pounds. They diffef an ear. The tassel should be cut off same in Southern California it will in the mountains or in shadow of subdues inflammation and cures Boils, to hog cholera is that the only his holdings without the The Fam ous Little Pills EARLY RISERS be from the Leicesters in ha ving shorter consent of cer- before they blossom. It is the barren an important work for the welfare of the high, neighborieg walls), warm it with Burns, Cuts, Eczema, Tetter, Ring way to cure it is to prevent it. A little tain other stockholders. cure Constipation, Worm and legs and WOol °Vet* the body except stalks that keep the average corn crop Sick Headache, Bil- region. a blending of mahogany and pink or all skin diseases. A specific prevention in the way of clean quar- for blind, bleeding, itching and protrud- the legs and forehead. They have a iousness,etc. They old rose and old gold hangings com- ters, feed and water, access to wood Milk and 25 per cent below what It should be. never gripe or sicken, ing Piles. dotted or Sugar For H bined with a relief curtains The original and genuine ashes, charcoal and salt before the dis- mottled ear and are very but impart early The Chinchilla. of in ivo- An occasional feed of milk and sugar rising energy. Good ry or ecru Witch Hazel Salve is made by E. C. De- ease breaks out much more prolific and hardy. The Good Farm Horse. The tiny chinchilla, not more than tint. If it Is sunny, mahoga- is worth a whole drug is given show horses, but these pro- for children or adults. Sold Witt & Co., and sold by J. store "remedies" For farm work we need good sized by J. Mc- twelve inches long, with a plump little ny or other dark woods and blue will McKellip, full of after the dis- duce soft flesh in general and are not Scours in Pigs.. horses, and every farmer should start Kellip, Druggist, Taneytown, Md. body on short, stout legs, thrives only give the desired effect. If it is too Druggist, Taneytown, Md. ease begins to kill the hogs. Are you satisfactory except in forcing young Scours la,:ng a disease due for the front and try to get into the in the tropics. The little beasts have to dark, light it up with maple or white free from cholera now? If so, better largely to colts. bad dietetics an,1 draft stock. There is more pay in rais- The Care of Buggies. be killed with the utmost precaution enamel, with cream or golden brown or Not Idle Curiosity. take pains to stay free of it.-Farmers hygiene the pre. ventive tre:Ainent is of mare Impor• ing them for market and more work in not to injure their fur. that grows ou a with rose tones on the walls, and put Mrs. Wanterknowe-I should like to Advocate. The Grain For Horses. Keep buggies and carriages tance than Ca. inc.iicinal. This consists them when put before the plow.- Na- in a dry skin nearly as tender and soft as a some bright blooming plants and ferns know, Mr. NV., why you are so cross No grain is better for horses than place and away from stable manure, as In correcting errorr: in feeding tional Stockman. web of silk. A perfect skin not larger about the windows. when I ask questions. Surely you Raising Turkeys. and good oats. A little corn is all right in the ammonia arising from horse manure care. At the time, than a small handkerchief don't think I have iiile curiosity? Always give the turkey hen a good of farrowing the winter, lint not an exclusive feed, will in a short time crack the varnish pocket is a sow Breed For Utility. "Great Scott, no! Yours is the feed of grain morning and night until should he fed a light, easily di. and fade the colors of the paint and of- revelation in fur growth. The texture Cracked Lips. most perniciously the chicks are at least six weeks old. gested ration. the pen kept clean and Breed for egg and meat production tentimes, the lining. Whenever a vehi- of every hair is finer than floss silk, the Cracked lips are often caused by ill active. wide awake, sleep- This will prevent dry mind the pigs allowed plenty of es:• Indigestion and not for "points" that are only valu- cle stands several days without use, it length of it nearly an inch and the col- health and indigestion. Put a little less, energetic curiosity It was ever my her from ranging too Causes excise and pure air. If the scours able in exhibition stock. Always keep should be covered to protect it from the oring about that of the soft, undyed good cold cream on every night after fate to encounter." far for feed. The chicks will soon are Catarrh of the dust, learn to eat broken due to a feverish conditio:t of the pure breds, and keep them as close to which in time will eat into the marabout feathers. washing and overhaul your dietary if or cracked corn, varnish and destroy the mother or to irritating food she should Stomach. the standard requirements as you can lustre. you are troubled in this way and want 11er Strong Will. wheat or oats and wheu well feathered be given two or three ounces For many years it has been supposed that without sacrificing utility.-Farm Jour- Never allow mud to remain on a nicely to remedy the matter. Tess-She's a very strougminded girl, will eat whole grain of any sort. Aft- of castor Never bite your oil. To check the scours Catarrh of the Stomach caused indigestion nal. painted rig more than a few hours, or it The Children's Favorite. lips, however isn't she? Bess-On. yes! She tells me er ten weeks they will make their liv- in the pigs a will rough and uncomforta- few dross and dyspepsia, but the truth is exactly the in a short time destroy the finish. For Coughs, Croup, Whooping Cough she can quit chewing her gum the very ing on a good feeding ground, requir- of laudanum can be placed Frequent washing ble they may feel. Biting makes mat- opposite. Indigestion causes catarrh. Re- with cold water is etc., One Minute Cough Cure is the minute her jaws get ing ouly a little grain at night to in- on the tongue or a large dose (from good for a vehicle, ters worse rather than better and is tired!-Detroit peated attacks of indigestion inflames the but never use hot wa- children's favorite. This is because it Tribune. duce them to come home to roost. one-half to oue tablespoonful) adminis- mucous ter or soap. Use plenty likely to permanently spoil the outline membranes lining the stomach and of water and contains no opiate, is perfectly harmless, They are worth the tered to the sow. This should be re exposes the soak the mud off before of the lips and make them money in the mar- nerves of the stomach,thus caus- using a sponge. tastes good and cures. Sold by J. Mc- thick and peated if necessary.-Indiana Expert. ing the glands Use a large soft sponge for He who loses hope may then part ket during the fall and winter months. to secrete mucin instead of the body, Kellip, Druggist, Taneytoe it, Md. ment Station. the juices natural keeping it well soaked with cold with anything.-Congreve. of digestion. This Is water; called Catarrh of the then rub dry with a damp chamois skin. Raising Colts. Stomach. Hump Back A different sponge and chamois should s 9 It is usually much easier to raise two be used on the wheels. or Too Sensitive an Organ, Kodol SCOTT'S EMULSION won't make a more colts together than it is to Dyspepsia Cure "How do ye get out o' here?" asked relieves hump back straight, neither will it make Do not allow the top of a vehicle to re- raise one alone, as they are company all inflammation of the MUCOUS the customer from beyond the suburbs membranes lining a short leg long, but it feeds soft bone main crushed or folded in the carriage McKellip s Four for each other and are not always tag- the stomach, protects the Good who Preparations had lost himself in tbe nerves. and heals diseased bone and is among house. Oil occasionally with harness oil. ging the other horses. It is also much depart- and cures bad breath, sour risings, a r ment store. sense of fullness r .,; the few genuine means of recovery in Keep the axles well gteased with coach better to keep the young colt separate • after eating, indigestion. 1 rickets and oil or castor oil. Watch "You asked me -that a dyspepsia and all stomach trot,bles. bone consumption. the wheels; if Cholera and Diarrhcea from older ones, as there is a tendency few minutes Send for free sample. tires become loose have them set at once. Syrup. Maryland Stock Powder. ago," replied the floorwalker, "and I Kodol Digests SCOTT & BOW NE, Chemists, To prevent carriage toward viciousness on the part of the What You Eat 404415 Pearl Street, and buggy cushions told you to follow your nose down the Make the Stomach 1 I New York. from moths use older ones, and the young colts are Sweet. soc. and $1,00; all druggists. two smuts of turpentine Lum Turn Clothes Cleaner. Floral Antiseptic aisle to the left." Bottles only. Regular size, $1.00, holding 211 times to one of camphor. Sprinkle Tooth Powder. likely to suffer, especially if they are the trial size, which tells for 50 cents. lightly.- "I did, begosh, an' It led me to the cilatillIM Thomas IV. Lloyd. all fed their grain in the same inclo- Prepared by E. 0. DeWITT & 00..Chicago, nu. Oboe Manufactured at cheese counler!"-Chicago McKELLIP'S DRUG STORE, Taneytown, Md. sure.-Horse Breeder. Tribune. For Sale by 1. McKellip. Druggist.

• KEEP YOUR HEAD. The Largest Locomotive. WENSIT ac KOONS, Woman Lost lier Temper of the articulated du- How One Every woman should TANEYTOWN LOCAL COLUMN The perfortnanee and Her Art Treasures. freight locomotive of the plex compound the abil- send for TANEYTOWN, MD. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, in helping Apropos of the woman with of Special to push heavy freight trains over the ity to plan a big coup and who then UP-TO-DATE Items of Local News rather steep grades on the Allegheny loses it and her head at the last FREE SAMPLE mountains, is of interest to operating moment an auctioneer in New York Interest to Home Readers. officials generally not only in this coun- tells an interesting story. The woman of Grocery and Confectionery. try but abroad, as is evidenced by the was an American who had been living All copy for ADVERTISEMENTS on this of inquiries from the rep- in hand early on Thursday large number abroad with her husband for many page must be Notices resentatives of foreign countries in at- morning of each week,except Special years. Upon his death she returned. TRY OUR DELICIOUS and short announcements. tendance upon the International Rail- GREAT REDUCTION way Congress. To answer many of these bringing with her a Wive collection of general super- valuable paintings which had been his FULTON on a visit to rela- inquiries J. E. .Muhlfeld, Soda Water and Ice Cream Soda. Miss Leila Elliot is power of the Balti- and which she hoped to sell. her intendent of motive property tives in Taneytown, recuperating more and Ohio, has prepared a special She made arrangements with the auc- health. report on the performance of this loco- tioneer to handle them for her, and he The opening of our Ice Cream Parlor, on second floor, has IN MILLINERY! motive. with the cleverness with Daniel Myers, one of the killed in the type ever was delighted YEAST been a great success. It is private, cosy and just the place to of the Mallet It is the first which she had obtained vouchers for wreck, formerly lived in Taney- built and there is no other in the world enjoy refreshments. Call and see. We handle only the best of railroad each one. It showed enterprise and and learn of our plan of send- and Middleburg districts. that equals it in size. About a year ago, ing it fresh from the factory to everything in As the season is just closing, we are town much atten- thoroughness seldom found in men or when first built, it attracted your kitchen just when you Mrs. W. H. Tutwiler, of Philadelphia, tion as a part of the Baltimore and Ohio women and made it certain that the Pur- ones, want it. No bother, no trouble. Groceries, Confectioneries, Ice Cream, making Special Prices on everything arrived on Thursday morning on a visit Railroad's exhibit at the Louisiana pictures, which were really good chase Exposition at St. Louis. Since put would bring good prices. Our plan insures successful bak- to her mother, Mrs. Mary L. Motter. in service no locomotive on any railroad To every one living who had been in ing,' as you run no risk of stale in this line. it is been making Clarence H. Forrest and wife were on has been more talked about, and any way connected with the pictures, yeast. We have our business on Select Qualities, Fresh one of the many attractions all passeng- this yeast for twenty-five years and mean to build train, last Saturday, on their way to owned them or handled them the wom- you at the ers are anxious to see in traveling over and the demand is greater than Goods and Up-to-date service. What get HILL'S must but returned to Baltimore. an had gone for a written guarantee, Taneytewn, the section of the road where it is in op- Write to-day for be Right. and, in addition to the names obtained ever. sample. family spent eration. Arthur W. Coombs and After the close of the St. Louis Expo- in this way, she had been to the. Amer- FULTON YEAST CO., inc. several days the first of the week on a sition this locomotive, which is No. 2400, ican consul, and he in his turn had Richmond,Va. S. HILL. visit to Mr. Coombs' parents,at Hanover, was taken to the Connellsville division guaranteed their signatures. They and Ohio Railroad and Hot Weather Goods. Pa. of the Baltimore were all sworn to and duly witnessed, into regular service between Con- put and the auctioneer congratulated the PEOPLE. Done E. Koons and wife, of Balti- nellsville, Rockwood and Sand Patch to MYSTERIOUS over the moun- woman. It is unusual, at this season of the year, to make are spending a ten day's outing assist heavy freight trains Why more, then it has made several That was all right until Uncle Samll the Awesome Importance and Se. There is No Good Reason on a visit to tains. Since in Taneytown and vicinity, road trips and during the past five stepped in. The custom house authori- eretive Air They Affect. a single music-loving home should be Cut Prices in Summer Wear, but we in- parents and relatives. months has been in mountain-helper ser- ties, though unable to obtain possession Many people assume certain man- without one of these vice, in this time making about 17,000 of the guarantees, appreciated the pic- ners as they assume certain clothes Howard E. Slagenhaupt, of Laurel, Greatest of Home Entertainers. tend giving our customers sonie miles. It was designed for the purpose tures, estimated them to be worth their and change these manners more sel- the summer in Any Terms-Cash, Note or Instal- Del., who is spending of balancing the power on the division full value as turierstaod by the owner dom than they change their clothes. of locomotives ments. rare Bargains in Littlestown, Pa., with his family, spent and reducing the number dutie3 in)an them entirely be- think it ingratiating to be perky. required to handle heavy and put Some Remember, I sell you any kind, at Wednesday in Taneytown. and crews w)inan s power to pay. She it more graceful to be freight tonnage over the mountain dis- yond the Others think any price, but there's a big difference: dist7eAsed at first, then an- and melancholy, to gaze wist- There promises to be a full house at tricts, and thus facilitate the movement was greatl,v drooping the kind I recommend and guarantee noyed and finally furiously angry at fully, walk mournfully and sit as if the best, have no screech nor thin Goods, Ladies' Oxfords, Men's Straw the Milton Academy entertainment in of traffic. Wash with what she considered an imposition. before the baked meats of a funeral horny tones, but a rich, sweet, pleas- House tonight, an unusual It is really a pair of locomotives the Opera which is carried on two sets The auctioneer mule:IN-wed to console feast. But of all the people who in- ing, and deep tong, natural, been sold. one boiler, number of seats have already of driver wheels, each of which is 57 her. dulge in travesty I think I get most often mistaken for actual Talking and Hats, Negligee Shirts, etc. inches in diameter. When in working -They will be sold for little or noth- amusement out of the mysterious peo- Singing. The new time table of the W. M. R. As I deal direct with the manufac- order the locomotive weighs 334,500 ing at the custom house sale," he said. ple. R., will be found in this issue. There turers, I am Headquarters, and can as- pounds, while with the tender attached "and the best thing to do is to buy Bated, forever bated, is the breath of changes in time, as well as capacity of 15 tons of coal sure you of the Latest, Cheapest and are several (which has a them in. They will go for $10 or $15 the mysterious person. Directly he Mountain Ex- and 7,000 gallons of water) the total Best at all times. Try me! the addition of the Blue apiece, and we will have the sale after comes into the room you are conscious weight is 479,500 pounds, or about 193, My Specialties. press. less than the combined total all. I will ,buy them in for you, and of the presence of the unutterable and 300 pounds Musical Instruments, including Talk- WEAN'T & KOONS. of the heaviest consolida- we will both make a 'pot of money' out know that It will speedily be uttered David Brown, brother of Samuel A. weight of two ing Machines, Pianos and Organs, tion locomotives that are used for other of them." Into your most private ear. When he Brown, of this place, died at Emmits- etc.; Instruction in Music; En- freight service over this same mountain But by that time the woman was too speaks to you he "takes you aside," so He lived for several larged Portraits; Cleaning burg last Saturday. district. While the draw bar pull be- angry to listen to advice. She consid- that none other may know that he is Etnrnitsburg and Repairing Organs: EMPIRE years in this district. See hind the tender of two of the consolida- ered that she had been badly treated. telling you that the weather is damp about 79,400 pounds, Wall Paper. correspondence. tion locomotives is house wished to keep her and that there is a deal of influenza bar pull of the big locomotive If the custom 15 Years Experience in all departments the draw well, about. As he discusses witik you such On June 28th., at 8 p. in. in the Tan- is about 74,000 when working compound pictures from her. very they them. She tore up the dreadful subjects as the pri& of hob- Separators might have Cream eytown Presbyterian church,a lecture on and 84,000 pounds when working simple. EDW. P. ZEPP, Special Agent, that can be taken guarantees. the pictures wete sold for nailed boots, the fluctuations of stocks his character and service The weight of trains MD. AND "John Knox:" up the mountain by two of the consoli- next to nothing and scattered no one and the economies of the administra- 6 10-6mo TANEYTOWN, Presbyterianism, as founder of Scotch dation locomotives is about 2,025 tons knows where now and the woman lost tion his head approaches yours, his lips will be given by Dr. Birnie. The pub- contained in loaded steel cars of about a small fortune.-New York Times. pout secretively, his eyes glance round 100,000 capacity; the weight of the train warily to make sure that no one Is EXECUTORS' SALE Notices. lic is cordially invited. -- OF Special Economy Silos, No. 2400 and one of the consolidation within earshot to betray him and you. - "Choice the grade is Short advertisements will be inserted under We have found five copies of locomotives can take up POINTED PARAGRAPHS. The gallows is surely in his memory. No tons contained in similar this heading at lc. a word each issue. Maryland Cookery," the famous Union- about 3,210 He wishes to avoid it; he wishes- Desirable Small Farms! charge under 10c.44(ANA in Advance EMPIRE cars. These figures are based on the People flirt with trouble too much. Thirty times as many town Cook Book, which may be had for kindly wretch-to save you from it al- contain- locomotives operating at a speed of ten Every big fire develops a lot of natu- By virtue of power and authority CLEAN EGGS WANTED,Fowls, 11c; Cream Separators were sold in the 15c each at our office, or 20c by mail. generally fair con- so. Meet him halfway. It is such ed in the last will and testament of Ephraim weighing 11 to 2 lbs., miles per hour under ral born fire chiefs. Rowe, late of Carroll county, deceased, and Spring Chickens, United States last year as were sold There will be no more of these books to ditions, and with the big locomotive fun to do that. He responds sensitive- by order of the Orphans' Court of Carroll 20c and 21c; Squabs, 25c to 28c.; Calves the increase It is all right to select the lesser of encour- county, the undersigned executors of said de- not in 1900, Thirty to One ,reprepents be had from us. working in compound gear. ly to the slightest mysterious over 120 lbs., 50750c for delivering two evils if you know which one It Is. is ceased, will sell at public sale, on later than Thursday morning. in sales in four years. Judging from the practical perform- agement and thinks he impressing 18th., 1905. indebted to John J. Buffington, The way some people have of being TUESDAY,JULY -SCHWARTZ'S Produce. We are ance of this locomotive during the past you and that you believe him to be a at 1 o'clock, p. m.,on the first described prem- hand- special features good is worse than their way of being the Baltimore seed merchant, for a five months the various strange and remarkable personage and ises, the following desirable real estate: HIGHEST CASH Prices paid for copy of the American which are combined in this design, such bad. that you will go away and say: "Glad lst.-SMALL FARM OF 25 ACRES, somely illustrated boiler, Eggs, Calves and Poultry. 50c for de- as the steaming capacity of the When people say to you when you I met John Smith. Interesting man. of land more or less, improved by a Dwelling or Wed- Journal of Commerce, descriptive of Bal- parts, cylinder House.Bank Barn with Wagon Shed and Corn livering Calves Tuesday evening working of all fractional are in trouble, "What can I do for Not every day you come across a man There is morning.-G. W. DlorrEit. 6-10-5 How About a Silo, this Season ? timore and her business interests. It is packing, and the others that goto make Crib attachedvand other buildings. nesday you?" be equally considerate and say, like that." a never-failing well of water at the house and an especially interesting and valuable up the requirement for maximum haul- one at the barn. The land is in a good state RINGS I-Beginning with June 15th., the "Nothing." Many women are mysterious. In- of cultivation, part in timber, and there is Come and look at the ECONOMY SILO, which has no equa as it portrays the remarkable ing capacity, have been found that the stones of all Ladies' Rings (except number, in maintenance is no People are hard to please. If a mau deed, I have met more mysterious good fruit on it. Md. earn its cost many times over the fire. cost per ton mile Diamonds), will be guaranteed for 2 B uilt right at Frederick, Will recovery of the city since greater than that for ordinary consolida- gets mad easily he Is called "touchy," women than mysterious men. The 2nd.-FARM OF 51 ACRES, of land, more or less, improved by a good years. If they come out from any cause we can sell you any size. Thanks. tion types of helper locomotives, which and if It takes a good deal to make him mysterious woman is often small, but Dwelling House, good Bank Barn and Corn they will be replaced free of charge-at are of much lighter capacity when oper- mad he is called "wooden." her hats are large, plumed like a Crib. There is a well of water at the house HuLE's Cash Jewelry Store, Taneytown, Charles G. Brown has been appointed of level and and one at barn, also an excellent spring close ating over a combination Is a shame when the baby wakes hearse and generally black as night. Md. 6-17-21 Some of the Things We Handle. Bailiff, Tax-collector, Superintendent of mountainous divisions. It consumes less It to the buildings. This land is in a good state once in the night and the father Is Pale Is her face and languid her man- of cultivation, part in good timber. it various types of simple up -We have a small lot of the pumping station and Lamplighter, coal than the should tries to look consumptive ard.-FARM OF 78X ACRES BARLEY. consolidation locomotives now in the awake for ten minutes that be ner. She Barley for sale; 50c per bushel.-,--THE EMPIRE Cream Separators, Eoonomy Silos, Buggies, Surreys, Runa- having been thought best by the author- rest." Isn't It, and succeeds surprisingly often. As a and AP square perches of land, more or less, service and, when operated on compara- lose "his whole night's improved by a good Dwelling House, a good REINDOLLAR Co. bouts, Stick Wagons, Spring Wagons, Delivery Wagons, U. S. Mail R. ities to combine the duties to one ap- tively level lines, consumes materially now?-Atchison Globe. rule, she has little to say, but says it Rank Barn, Wagon Shed with Crib attached, F. D. Wagons, Farm Wagons, Riding and Walking Cultivators, Harrows, a fair salary manner that It takes and all necessary outbuildings. A never-fail- FOR SALE.-1 Buggy, 1 Surrey, 1 pointee, as the whole pays less coal Der ton mile, while at the same In such an awful ing well of water at the house, also one at Plows, Deere Corn Planters, Tread Powers, Fairbanks-Morse Gasoline it can get much more traffic over a fictitious importance and for the Spring-wagon, all in good order. Terms to one, instead of small salaries to sever- time Found a Cure for Dyspepsia. on barn, and running itater through the place. Babcock Milk Testers, Butter Workers, Churns of all kinds, the road. Sand Patch is about 33 miles moment appears to be impressive. This land lain a good state of eultivation,part to suit purchasers.-CHAS. E. H. Engines, al, The plan also combines the objec- Mrs. S. Lindsay, of Fort William, in timber, and there are two apple orchards SHRINER, Taneytown. 24-2t Refrig- west of Cumberland, Md., and from over your acquaintances and way Butter Prints Disc Harrows, Chopping Mills, Cabinet Creamers, tionable work with the desirable. Ontario, Canada, who has suffered quite Think Ott the place. There will be a right of there to Rockwood the grade ranges friends. Are not some of them mys- given to 16 ft of land for an open road from erators and Ice Chests, Hutchins' Roller Swing, D. H. Bausman Steel 2%. The heaviest a number of years from dyspepsia and this farm to the public road. WANTED.-White Girl for general from 1.3 to nearly and are not they highly con- Swings, Park Settees. The RECORD has been requested to grade is at the rate of about 100 feet to great pains in the stomach, was advised terious, Also, at the same time and place, a hit of housework. Family of three adults. attention to two cases of fast greatest curvature on the by her druggist to take Chnmberlaln's sidered? Are not they called "Interest- chestnut posts and rails will be sold. Good home and treatment.-Apply, 2114 All makes of Separators Repaired and Repairs furnished; also Separa- again call the mile. The Md. line over which this locomotive operates Stomach and Liver Tablets. She did so ing" on that account? There are many These farms are situated in Uniontown dis- Druid Hill Ave., Baltimore, _ and reckless driving on Baltimore street, and says, "I find that they have done trict, Carroll county,on the road leading from tor Oil, for use in summer and winter. while on the heaviest spurious things in the social world, j...... /..- _ . Such events are becom- is nine degrees, I never Uniontown to Middleburg,about 2 miles from A GOOD THING .cassuks.r., .1...... last Saturday. curvature of me a great deal of *ood. have are more spurious than the former axul 24..114. froess-da..-1..te..' pi..0 ,,. r 4,.,... y t ..._ and grade there is a reverse but few things of Daniel Diehl, Frank "-"°• Li. you want the best, latest ing so notorious and frequent, and have seven degrees. In a number of had any suffering since I began using reputation for being interesting and adjoin lands in music and en- D. W. GARNER, about If troubted with dyspepsia or that Bankard and others. most up-to-date thing been mentioned so often in our columns test trips that have been made with the them." by the mysterious to tertainment, for your Pic-nic, Fair,Fete, indigestion why not take these Tablets, which is gained TERMS:- One-third of the purchase money TANEYTOWN, MD. hereafter say nothing about Mallet locomotive, one engineer and one manner. And half of the world at be paid said Executors on day of sale or on Dance, Party, or any occasion, and do that we shall get well and stay well? For sale by the ratification thereof by said court, and the fireman have been used to operate it, least is tricked, for everyday perki- the one pay- not want to be disappointed, you should them. there were no fail- R. S. McKinney, Druggist, Taneytown, residue in two equal payments, not- with the result that is called brilliance, mystery wis- able in six months and the other payable in not think of engaging anyone who is D. T. REINDOLLAR. D. M. MEHRING. C. H. BASEHOAR or delays on account of the locomo- Md. ness months from day of sale; the credit and equipped Grimes, California, before ures greatness and the pup- twelve thoroughly experienced Frank A. tive. dom, assurance payments to be secured by the bonds or single for the business. EDW. P. ZEPP, Pioneer John Wesley's iw ife. a giant in the sun- bills of the purchaser or purchasers, with leaving Taneytown last Saturday, be- locomo- pet in the mask interest from day and Originator of this department will In mountain-helper service John Wesley married a widow, Mrs. Hichens in Chicago sufficient security, bearing came a subscriber to the RECORD. He frequently required to remain shine.- Robert of sale or all cash at the option of the pur- have an extra large outfit, specially tives are Vizelle, who grew tired of his restless- chaser or purchasers. thinks raneytown has made wonderful at work for extraordinary periods be- Tribune. equipped for the purpose, the only one ly laborious life and complained. He SALLIE C. WOKE, of the kind. Make arrangements early strides during the past twenty-five years, tween cleaning the fire, and during such WALTER SELBY, of fires to the paid no attention, and from complaint Animals' Rights. as possible. any other intervals, with the forcing J. N. 0. Smith, Auct. Executors. and has easily outstripped doing short service and push- she went on to jealousy, thence to fu- Truth forces the observer of nature maximum, 6-24-4t. NOTICE.-All persons are warned NOTIGE town in the county. He was greatly sur- ing trains up the grade, together with ry. He rebuked her sternly: "Do not admit that birds and other creatures to against trespassing on my property for prised, however, that no steps has been drifting down grade, and long time be- any longer contend for mastery, fOr apportion the earth among themselves there is considerable oppor- gathering berries, or for any other pur- taken for a lighting plant, and considers tween trips, power, money or praise. Be content to just about as man does. A bear has 6-17-2t tunity for variation of temperature in the pose.-FRANK HITESHEW. This Young Man it the one great drawback to the town. be a private, insignificant person. Of his boundaries, beyond which his fel- SHARPER AT WORK firebox and flues, which would tend to what importance is your character to does not trespass with im- storms. -BUYS HIS- - He strongly favors acetylene and pro- cause leakage and failure. Under such low bear BEWARE of Summer Provide mankind? If you were buried just see on your Home storm in the world. conditions, however, No. 2400 has been punity; the wild rabbit you against loss by taking out a nounces it the finest light what loss $25.00 Reward Offered B. able to meet the requirement, and at the now or had never lived, lawn in the moonlight is the same inno- policy. The cost is small.-P. ENG- of God?" She LAR, Agent. 5-3-tf Taneytown was greatly excited, for a same time to make use of an ordinary would it be to the cause cent little creature you have been see- her a large num- Clothing, Vats and Shoes, grade of run-of-mine bituminous coal left him, hiking with ing every night all the summer time, by Dr. E. H. Walter. time, last Saturday evening, when the WANTRD by Chicago Manufacturing and maintain ample boiler pressure at ber of his private papers, and he die. even the robin that gathers the came by telephone. and House, person of trustworthiness and AT-- news of the wreck all times to handle the work. subject by writing in his your known missed the early worm for his breakfast from Dr. E. H. Walter, the well somewhat familiar with local territory as Dr. C. Birnie and Mr. and Mrs. Charles her. I did will pay journal: "I did not forsake garden will show fight when another Optician, of Hanover, Pa., branch office. $18.00 the train, assistant in Salary Smith were known to be on not dismiss her. I shall not call her comes marauding on his preserve. Nor $25.00 to any man if he succeeds'in se- paid weekly. Permanent position. No His Last Request. with signature of the REINDOLLAR, and the relief was great when they were back." does this last a year only, for there Is curing the receipts investment required. Business establish- has been travelling over the known to be safe. Chas. A. Ellyit the good evidence that the same bird will man who ed. Previous experience not essential to Pat was in the habit of going home country representing himself as Dr. father of Mrs. Smith, drove to Westmin- drunk every night and beating his wife Horsepower. come back to the claim it staked off the engaging. Address, Manager Branches, nominal, in- Walter, and selling eye-glasses worth 323 Dearborn St., Chicago. 5-27-6t BASHOAR'S -breaking time, re- Biddy-not because he disliked her, but The difference between year previous. dollars, and generally ster and made record often 50c for several because he thought it was the thing to dicated and effective horsepower taking gold glasses from his victims in turning late at night with Mr. and Mrs. is PIC-NICS-For the best, latest and do. Finally Biddy lost patience and ap- puzzles people. Nominal horsepower The Rat. exchange. Also telling them that he is Big, New Cash Store. Smith. Dr. Birnie also arrived liome,at called most up-to-date thing in music and en- pealed to the priest. The priest an assumed quantity, used for the con- No place is sacred to the rat. From a Dr. from Johns Hopkins Hos- a late hour. The death of John C. Crotise that evening, and Pat came home drunk in de- tertainment, get the Talking Machine; The Store with the Swell Front and ev- venience of makers pad buyers sleeping man to an elephant there is pital; frightening them by telling them also, for Festivals, Fairs, Fetes, Dances, spread gloom over the town, as he was as usual. scribing the ftimensions of the engines. they will go blind in a short while or and ma- erything else to match. "Pat," said the priest, "your drunk, nothing which he will not eat. Rats Parties, or any occasion. Music popular with both relatives and friends. Indicated horsepower is the amount have cataract. chine furnished at low price.-Apply to (Three Floors..) and I'm going to make you stop this have eaten their way through a live for infor- by computations of the indica- Dr. Walter will gladly pay J. Was. HULL, or REUEL HESS, Taney- right here. If you ever get drunk again shown pig and bitten off the legs of living of the man; or actual horse- mation leading to the arrest town, Md. Everything Up-to-date! I'll turn you into a rat-do you mind tor diagram. Effective birds. Some years ago the keepers of from hitn on A large number of remittances have if anyone secures a receipt- don't see you I'll know power is the work an engine can do or could that? If I the London zoological gardens which Dr. Walter's natne has been used Rout- been received, from the subscription it just the same, and into a rat the difference between the indicated UNDERTAKING.-W. Maurice about not understand what made the ele- the Dr. will pay $25.00 reward for same son & Co., Undertakers and Embalm- New Goods! New Methods! New Prices! statements, but a LARGER number you go. Now mind that." horsepower and the horsepower requir- so restless, so uneasy on their as lie is anxious to make a warning that but the phants ers, S. W.Cor. Green and Saratoga Sts., have :Mt been received. We will ex- Pat was very docile that night, ed to drive the engine when unloaded. showed that at will deter all others from trying to re- came home even worse feet. Investigation Baltimore, Md. Mr. Routson was form- during this month. next evening lie and gnawed peat the same. 3-4-ti You Need Somehing Good! (That you want to ( heap.) pect ALL to respond drunk than ever, kicked in the door,and night the rats came out erly of Uniontown, Carroll Co. Do Biddy dodged behind the table to de- Quality vs Quantity. off the thick skin growing about the DR. E. H. WALTER. Then Try this New Store. They carry a line of Waistings, Dress Goods, muscles and strong body do not feet. Apparent- *ANTED 1-100 people to invest from Carroll County Boy Nominated. fend herself. Hard nails on the monsters' Laces, Ribbons, Shoes, etc., equal to most City stores, and sell them "Don't be afraid, darlint," says Pat, depend on the quantity of food you eat, ly they must have fancied the horn of $12.00 to $100.00 in Talking Machines Fab- and Graphophone Records that won the for less money. They have the Latest in everything, and the New as he steadied himself before dropping but on its perfect digestion and proper the rhinoceros, too, for regularly the IT IS TRUE! bought in Mr. Aaron R. Anders, one of the Re- ye. assimilation. When you take Kodol Dys- • highest awards and the grand prizes at rics now exhibibited on their counters have been selected and of Del- into a chair, "I'm not going to bate keepers used to find flattened rats that uses WHITE publican nominees for the House me finger on pepsia Cure your system gets all the That every housewife Paris 1900 and St. Louis 1904. They are the world's greatest markets-New York, Philadelphia; Boston and Bal- is a son I won't lay the weight of where the rhinoceros had been 'lying. is pleased with it. egates from Frederick county, ye to be kind to me to- nourishment out of all the food you eat. DOVE Flour the loudest, clearest, smoothest and This accounts for their ready iale. Go early and get your pick B. Anders, of Johnsville, ye. I want and on timore. of Mr. Calvin night, darlint, and to remember the days It digests what you eat regardless of the IT IS TRUE deepest-toned Machines Records of the season's novelties. Md. He was born at Double Pipe when ye condition of the stomach and conveys LIVES OF GREAT POETS. the market. Don't trifle with the cheap but for when we was swatehearts and That WHITE DOVE Flour is absolute- Creek, Carroll county, in 1879, know his riverance said the nutrient properties to the blood and Records-I can show you that they are has been a resi- loved me. You ly the best Winter Straight your grocer Those People are there for Business, and They Make Business. the past fifteen years he if I got dhrunk again he'd tissues. This builds up and strengthens (By the Norsk )jightingale.) not to be compared with the original. district, this county. last night handles. New Records week-at Talking dent of Johnsville turn me into a rat. He didn't see me, the entire system. Kodol cures Indi- SYSP11, each He is a grandson of Aaron Anders who and this gestion, Dyspepsia,Belching, Sour Stom- IT 1$ TRUE Machine Headqnarters. See them in They say they can afford to sell cheap because they sell more. They of but he knows I'm dhrunk, I3Yron ban a sassy felleri was formerly a member of the firm But I want ye to ach, Weak Heart, etc. Sold by J. Mc- writing Don Yowl, That WHITE DOVE Flour makes whit- show-windows-at J. Win. HuLL's Jew- conducted an night into a rat I go. He ban carry no shopworn articles. Anders dr Reitsnider, who me, darlint, and watch me, Kellip, Druggist, Taneytown, Md. And he tal 'bout die Childe Herold er and lighter bread than any other win- elry Store, Taneytown, Md. business at the place be kind to extensive milling and when ye see me gettin' little, and And ban slioot some dandy con. ter Wheat. now known as Linganore Hills Inn. writk some lines to Yulia, the hair growin' out on me, and me Speaking el Parts. He ban IT IS TRUE Their Motto-"Honesty and Justice." Mr. Anders was educated at the public ye every loved All so sveet lak vedding bell, 40 HEAD OF High School and whiskers gettin' long, if And each time he write to ladies That WHITE DOVE Flour makes more Profits." schools, Union Bridge darlint, for God's sake, keep yer Their Method-"Quick Sales and Short Windsor College. He graduated me, He skol alvays say "Farewell." loaves of bread to the barrel than any of at New eye on the cat." in the law department of the University us, its competitors. These are the things that have doubled, tripled and nearly quadrupled passed Dandy lesson die skol teach Horses and Mules! of Maryland, Baltimore, in 1903, yen ye meet vith ladies fair, IT IS TRUE their sales in the last 14 months. by the State the examination given A Social Surprise. Ef der yealous sweethearts reach us, denies it, that bread-mak- Examiners, and is now a And no one Board of Law Ye skol climbing golden stair. ing is a pleasure when you use WHITE Specials for Saturday, member of the Fred- ) great masher- promising young (For the RECOHD pie Lord Byron ban DOVE Flour. erick Bar. His late mother was a Miss A surprise party was held at the home of yennte, Yulia, Kit pig Nell- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Myers, near Otter Dale, on tings look risky When you go to your grocer for flour, Ladies' New Kid Gloves. Ladies' Black Silk Gloves. Anna Mary Repp, prior to her marriage. Friday June 16 in honor of Mrs. Myers' birth- But so sune sum -Fred'k Examiner. day. Old and young, married and single came He skol alvays say "Farewell." call for Allender's WHITE DOVE. If he Ladies' White Silk Gloves. Ladies Tan Silk Gloves. from far and near, and were fully equipped has'nt it in stock, write us and we will A New Lot of Fans. A lot of Black Silk Belts. for the occasion in every way, and surprised BURNS. a barrel delivered to your hwne. had but little idea of what have you A New Lot of Walking Skirts. Miss Stone as an Attraction. Mrs. Myers who Bobble Burns ban old Scotch poet, A Big lot of Wash Collars. was doing. She threw open the house giving Alvays writing someteng new. Hose. all a hearty welcome. The evening was spent J. 11-1. ALLENDER, 40 head of Kentueky Horses and Mule', at Ladies' Fancy Hose. Ladies' and Misses' Tan with Highland Mary of announced at the headquarters in social conversation and various games and pie ban flirt YORK ROAD, MP, lily Stablerk in Littlestowrk ponsiating Ladies' Lace Lisle Hose, It was at a late hour all were invited to the dining And vItli plenty oders tu. •-rpofter's, Pacers and Saddless. Also, 8 nicit of the International Christian Endeavor room to partake of the delicacies of the sea- ife writes lots of lines to monse,4 malted tea:I pair of le hand Dun's, 1 pair M. Stone, of cakes Black's, Ray's, and one pa* Of dark Iron Convention that Miss Helen son which were served consisting And to simple little tongs. Pair who several years ago, lemonade and confectioneries of all kinds. about him, Gray's. Also a trotter can show a mile better A Complete Line of SHOEQ Infants' to Ladies'. the missionary several useful gifts But dey used to say CHOICE EGGS Have on hand at all times from 40 to captured by Bul- Alter giving Mrs. Myers Bobble than 25. while in Turkey, was all departed to their respective homes. "Tengs look bright yen 50 head, Patent Leather 0 For Boys and Men. garian brigands and who was released Among those present were; Win. Myers, wife swigs." FOR HATCHING. SPALDING. after a ransom of $50,000 had been paid, and daughters, Carrie and Vallie, T. Feeser, H. A. wife, daughter and son, Hilda aud Rushel, Bob ant never save no panga; LITTLESTOWN, PA. ASK TO SEE THEM. will be a visitor in Baltimore during Calvin Wilson and wife, Harry Reck and wife, I have eggs for hatching from Barred Ply- she has con- Overholtzer, wife He ban busted high and dry. Rocks, single mat rose comb, Rhode convention week, and that Wm. Kiser and wife, Jerry von night, "By ylminy. mouth before the and son, Harrison, Luther Shank, wife and son So he say Island red; also, Black Langshans. Again thanking you for past patronage, and requesting a generous por- sented to deliver a lecture Fogle, wife It ban nearly time to die!" be accom- Melvin, Levi Sell and wife, Oliver Price $1.00 for Setting of 15. • we are convention. Miss Stone will daughters awl son, Addle, G race and Charles; But ve see some songs of Bobbie's Ohio &Kentucky Horses! tion of your future trade, panied by Miss Akrahova, a Japanese Joe .Foreman and wife,Mrs. A.Shank, Mrs. J. Everyvar a faller turns, Agent For Ogawa, also of Japan, and Forney: Misses Sarah Myers, Blanche, Alice, dey all ban different- Very Truly Yours, lady; C. Nettie Edith Harman, And his songs and Brood- Jones, an American Indian. Mollie, Gertrude, and God made yust von Bobbie Burns. Pairie State Incubators Stephen Olive and Ethel Garner, Grace and Rosa Sel- -Milwaukee Sentinel. Mills an capture of Miss Stone by the Bul- by, Bertie Moser, Laura Shauk, Nettie Flick- ers, Bone Mills, Feed The inger, Annie Erb, Lottic Hilterbrick, Lucy. in General. REINDOLLAR, MEHRING BASEHOAR. garian .i....igands occurred in the latter Reifsnider, Hhoda and Blanche Sell, Fannie Poultry Supplies & atrocity of the act Elizabeth Study, Nora Only first-class stock represented, and good Al a part of 1901. The Martin, Viola Smith, orcicr, TAKEYTOWN, the whole of Christendom and Baker. Maude Feeser, Winnie Hamer. Vergie Soubrette-My hair has a natural Notice to Stockholders! hatches guaranteed. Give me a trial startled Crebs, Effie Sloneker, Carrie Forney, Helen causedt ombined effort of the world's Sauble, Minnie War- part. -People are welcome to leave packages at our store at their and Lucy Anders, Grace Stock- FRANK HARBAUGH, F. S. Christi powers to effect her release. ren; Messrs. Win. and Regina! Harman, Jerry Comedian-And the other part Is Notice is hereby given to the MD. own r4sk. Our space is limited and they are- liable to get mixed with These e orts were unavailing, however, and George Newcomer, Clease, Robert and holders of THE CARROLL RECORD COM- 2-11-6m MIDDLEBURG, Oliver Erb, Harry and Charles Flickinger, false, I presume. Seven Direc- I will have two carloads of Ohio other packages on busy days. for the brigands steadfastly refused to Willie, George. Roy, Roland and Howard Rak- PANY, that an election for of the missionary Clarence Hawk, Os- the Company, to serve for the Time Hatpin. and Kentucky Horses,at my stables, agree to the release er, Maurice, William and Dyspepsia Cure. tors of demanded had been car and Charles Sell, Robert Eckard,John and Kodol year, will be held at the office of "It 01'flit to be possible for an in. 26th., Baltimore Markets. until the ransom Thomas Weishimr, Ralph flair. ensuing in Hanover, by Monday, June Taneytown Grain and Hay Market. Held captive with Miss Stone at Wm. Vaugh, Digests all classes of food, tones and the Company in Taneytown, on Satur- geniou.4 I devise some less Corrected Weekly. paid. Walter Hilterbrick, Wm. Dickson, Milton digestive 1905. Call and see them. I will 98®1.00 the time was Mme. Kaferina Tsilka, a Krug, Milton Lawyer, Roy Garner, Oharles strengthens the stomach and day afternoon,July 1, 1905, between the danger3us method of fixing on the hat Wheat, Corrected weekly, on day of publications. Moser, harry Fleagie. Sam- Dyspepsia, Indigestion, also buy all kinds of fat Horses and Corn 56®57 Macedonian missionary. Cashman, Rushel organs. Cures hours of 6 and 7 o'clock. than the modern hatpin," declares a Prices paid by The Reindollai Co. uel and Raymond Wilson, Harrison Angell, Stomach Trotii3les, and makes rich red Mules suitable for Market. Oats 34€136 Miss Stone has pub- Forney and curvin Bank- C. BIRNIE, President. is the hatpin Wheat 90®90 Since her release Fred shank, Harry and strength, goaDi Dys- correspondent. "Not only Rye 65®70 a book relating her experiences erd. blood, health' 55@55 lished pepsia Cure rebuilds wornout tissues. V, Ii,u!ISS, Sec'y. 4angerous, but on a windy day the lev- H. W.PARR. Hay, Timothy 13.00®14.00 Corn, .... with the brigands, and has also deliver- PA. Gov. G. W. Atkinson, of W. Va., says: will erage on the roots of the hair whew HANOVER, Hay, Mixed 5,[email protected] BYO 0.0@60 ed many lectures on the subject in this A meeting of the present directors .. 9. 10.00 The laxative effect of Chamberlain's "I have used a number of bottles of June 30, at the large and driving headgear is en7I Hay, Cloypt.. . . 0400 0,39 country and in Europe. In her address found be held on Friday evening, bales 18. 14.00 that Stomach and Liver Tablets is so agree- Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and have the financial ileavoring to sall away is one of Ow iitiaw, Rye., .00 before the convention it is expected and, indeed, a 8 o'clock, at which time Say you "saw it in the REC- Bran l7.50®18.50 Timothy Hay, experiences in the able and so natural that you do not it to be a very effective, of the Company will be read causes of headache of which most wo-, Mixed Hay ff0..0() she will dwell on her stomach ailments. statement ORD," when attracted by an ad- Middlings 18.00®19.00 her talk is look- realize it is the effect of a medicine. For powerful remedy for on the stock declared. men complain after a buffeting by the' Straw 11"8)4 land of the Sultan, and it to my friends." Sold by and the dividend Potatoes, per bushel Bundle Rye with interest by the En- sale by H. S. McKinney, Druggist, Tan- I recommend 24-2t vertisement. ed forward to McKellip, Druggist, Taneytown, Md. elements." deavorers. eytown, 31d, J.