by SAMUEL MOTTIT.,R in 1879. TERMS-$1.00 a Year in Advance. W. H. TROXELL, Editor & Publisher. Established JUNE 18, 1897 No. -I- EXIMITSBURG, MARYLAND, FRIDAY, VOL. XIX Terrible Trial of Temper. COLLEGE GIRLS, P. WILDER. . THERE'S NO ONE LIVING Miseries of War. SLANG OF MARSHALL DIRECTORY A judge upon the bench hearing THERE. The Rev. Dr. Thomas Chalmers, The "Crush" "Dead Squelch" and Other A Sketch of the Little Humorist as Writ- FREDERICK COUNTY LIVERY celebrated divine testimony as to his own mental Terms Exiweesive of Student Life. ten by Himself. FOR C. CONWAY BAKER. Scotland's most condition was a peculiar spectacle College girl slang is not often heard I was torn nine years after Bill Nye, Court. half of the present Circuit The old home is deserted, and there's during the first outside of college walls. To outsiders it in the state of New York. At one year Judge-llon.James McSherry. presented in Salina the other day. Chief A. Lynch and century, thus vividly depicts the it gives I made a kick, and my father moved me Associate Dui/es-Ron. John no one living there ; is chiefly interesting because II. Henderson. A petition for a change of venue in word from out of the state into the city of 11,m. James }links. And the signs of wreck and ruin are miseries of war : glimpses of college life. Take the State's Attorney-Wm. 11. -John L. Jordan. a case pending before Justice Berg "prod," for example. A "prod" would New York. My father, being a physi- Clerk of the court about it everywhere. 'Oh ! tell me, if there be any down, the The scarcely be met with except in the col- cian, later took we to Hartford for my Orphan's Court. The stables all have fallen pity in your bosom, was under consideration. where I began to luugh and It. Young and relentings of lege world, although prodigies might. health, Judges-John W. Grinder, Win. meat-house-all is gone; plaintiff set up that Justice Berg Wilson. you endure it to behold It is always a question whether a girl grow fat. I have been laughing ever Henry B. Waters. In connec- the broken windows day how could aglator of Wills-James K. T HAVE a first-class Livery And through him, and who is called a "prod" receives the since. 4 as, was prejudiced against tion with the Emmit House, and am anti night the wild winds moan. the agonies of the dying man term in approbation or disgust. There My first partner in the funny business County Officers. prepared to furnish the public with good demanded the right to introduce nissioners-William Morrison. The palings all have rotted off, the goaded by pain, he grasps the cold are two sorts of "prods," one receiving was the red headed son of the jailer in Clarity Corn 11. safe driving horses, with good car- Franklin G. Douse, James and to this effect. -the Melville Cromwell, riages. I also fluke a specialty of furnish- yard shows lack el care, ground in convulsive energy, or testimony the term from pure brilliancy in some Hartford. He played Buffalo Bill Julauter, J. C. Thomas. and particular line, the other for general only one who ever played the part with Sheriff -A. C. McBride. ing tirst-elass carriages for Wedding For the old home is deserted Justice Berg remarked that it Balighlnan. faint with the loss of hood, his Ta2-Co1leetor-1. Win. Parties, Funerals, etc. Charges moderate. there's no one living there. studiousness. The latter are the most red hair, but that was his conception of -ill tWaTil Albaugh. wa3 ra.h:r Et novel irae lurefor a SurveyorCotninissloners-Lewis Kefanver, Der- Give mc a call. Respectfully, pulse ebbs low and the gatheling irritating, for they are always ready it. We made money. Our stage was the School R. Zim- itiratzahn, David D. Thomas, E. JACOB SMITH the kitchen, court to entertain evidence of with answers in recitations, while the scaffold, which was kept in the garret, BEM L. The stove's gone from paleness spreads itself over his mer(llan, S. Amos Deter. nov. 16 lyr Emmitsburg, d. Boblitz. where, in happy days of old, its own mental incompetency, but brilliaut "prod" may be on the ordinary except when there was a Imaging, when Examiner-E. L. countenance, or wrapping himself plane of intelligence when out of her we took off the play. inIteillitteg 1)1i-strict. I hurried in to warm me, when the the despair, he can only mark he was willing to hear What particular sphere. She is a "prod" On returning to New York city, I Public-E. L. Annan. were cold. round in Notary -Henry Stokes, Francis it FREE! afternoons aAtiees of the Peace We Send witnesses might have to say. After through no fault of her own. A dis- found myself without the red headed Eyler, Jos. W. Davidson. the f ragrant odors which in by a few feeble quiveriugs that life A. Maxell, Wm. P. lteigle. Gone are tinctly woman's collegiate word is friend and without means. For a time -John A. lloruer, Dr. J. W. -TO- the evidence was all in, he sutntned Registrars those days used to greet still lures and lingers in his lacer- "crush," expressing a relationship be- I buried my talent in Bradstreet's - Constables Burner. S. N. McNair, they waited, while it up as calmly and dispassionately School Trustees-0 A. The men Mk as ated body, or lifting up a faded eye, tween two girls hard to define. One agency as file boy at $2 ecr week. I John W. Reigle. Kitty fried the meat. OS though it had been directed girl, generally an underclassman and mixed in E0 ninny jokes with my work (fficers. WEAK MEN, he casts on you a look of imploring Town And the fire's out in mother's room, against a third party instead of usually a freshman, becomes much at- that the letters didn't rend seriously Barcess-William G. Blair helplessness for that succor when enough. TI.en I v,ent to England and W. Eichelberger, J. Young and Old. the big room up the stair- tached to another girl, ordinarily an Coin nissioners-Dr. J. Adrls- and decided that the plain- ancis A. Maxell, F. A. him. It himself, upperelass girl. The younger girl is waited for thinps to COMP iny way. Thos. Gel wicks, le Coffillower. For the old place is deserted, and no sympathy can yield berger, Oscar U. Fraley, W 1). tiff had not made out a ease and "crushed" on the other, sends her flow- They cane: in a walk, while the $20 I Taz-Collector-John F. Hopp. living there. thus in im- Rejoice with us there's no one may be painful to dwell ers and tries in various ways to give had left kept going in a trot. I found Stroll ets. must be denied a charge of venue. Ulf agination on the distressing picture expression to her admiration. The that living in a small hall bedroom tottleeran Chum Long ago the light left mother's eyes, v. Reinewald. Services There was one very funny feature "crush" soon passes over, the admirer made me narrow minded, £0 I staid cut Pastor-Rev. Charles in the Discovery. down to rest, of one individual, but multiply it and evening at 10 eenock and we laid her every Sunday morning even aboud the affair. The lawyers for finding some flaw in her idol, or else, in the park several nights to give my- o'clock p. in Wednesday In geiet and unknown sleep 'neath the thousand times-say how much a. in. and 7:30 Sunduy School at ten as is often the case, the "crush" at self room, as well as to air my rePertey. tic lectures at 7:3i) o'clock. grassy breast ; the plaintiff roasted the justice a. in. green earth's of all this distress has been heaped length loses its youthful sentimentality I concluded it was weak in me to bury 9 o'clock nearnatIon• When a man has suffered for years wIth Reformed Church of the 1 Long ago the nest wa-i broken up, and from start to finish. They skinned and settles down into a good friendship. my gifts simply because I was in hard se. vices ev- 71 W1.11k11eSS Illflt lilights 11'.:.1 life 111r1 together on a single field. Give us Paistor,itev. W.C. B. Slitiletiber4er his way, I began a taries et free enter- o'clock and every othei 111111 of all that. really makes life worth liv- each one went him up one side and down the If, however, before either of these luck, so ery 'Imlay morning at is School of this accumulated 1:10 o'clook. Solidity ing, if he can avail himself of a complete fortune far areld, and I the arithmetic states are reached the object of the tainments and became so popular that I bad lay eve:egg at risrvice at 7 To seek his a. in. Mffirriiek p ssess the not al courage other. They said things which at 9 o'clock Saturday after- cure, why not alone today wretchedness and lay it before us "crush" gets weary of the devotion, began taking three cups of coffee a (lily, o'rlock. citteettotical class Ou Ii) stop Ids downward cousse. would have brought them punish- she resorte to what in college parlance instead of one, as heretofore. n 0411 at 2 o'clock. send you by mail, Absolutely Stand and view the h ot where once I with all the accuracy of official Proabyterian Church. We will Is known as "squelching," the highest Among those who took advantage of in plain paekagai, Vie AU-Power- roatned,.a boy without a care. ment for contempt of court a dozen Simonton, D. D. Morning Free, computation, and, strange to tell, the Prince of Pastor-Rev. W. 7:30 form of which is a "d. s.," or "dead the cheap prices was o'clock. Eveitiug service at ful Dr. Hoftman's Vital Restora- But the old home's now deserted, and circumstances. service at 10:25 Prayer among the times uhder ordinary squelch." This method indeed has often Wales. It cost him nothing to laugh, so Wednesday evening Lecture and tive Tablets, wilt a legal guar:inlee to not one sigh is lifted up Sabbath School at 8:45 there's no one living Gime. being on freshmen, he laughed. Several people wanted to Meeting at 7 o'clock. permanently cure Lost Manhood,Self - crowd of eager listeners as they But his own character to be employed toward o'clock a. m. Abuse, Sexual Weakness, Varieo- whether "crushed" or not, to teach know what he was laughing at. He re- Church• So, sadly nous I turn again to where the trial, the justice could do nothing St.. Joseph's Catholic cote, Stops forever Night Emissions stand on tiptoe and catch every them their proper place. There is an plied, "That." I had told a joke about C. M. First Pastor-Vey. V. Kavanaugh, and all 11111i11tIll'ill ROHM: to great world lies, but swallow his wrath and keep up but well established decree the mother-in-law which struck the ,second Mass 10 o'clock syllable of utterence which is read unwritten X as 1:11.1 o'cleek a. is fOrIller :1 plicarnliCeS (IrznilS. • and its lot lens, but o'clock p. In., Sunday School 1N'ith its struggles appearances of hide:dal dielnterest- that upper class girls shall always be lost chord in the prince's heart and a. In., Vespers S No C. It. I). frinal nor recipe deeeption. to them out of the registers of death! at ,clock p. the tears are in my eyes held as superiors. At the first of the woke up a responsive, sympathetic pang. If we could mit wire, would net send edness.-Kansas C'itti Journal. Methoill-t Epl.eopal Church. To see the wreck which time has Oh ! say what mystic spell is that year, for instance, before the entering I have been chat-ging all I could get for Services ever) our medicine Free to try, and pis' when Pastor-Rev. M. It. Courtney. whith what I loved so well, class is thoroughly at home, it would my eervices ever since. Being a Repnb- at 2;30 o'clock. Pra yea- sarstied. Write today, as this may not wrought which so blinds us to the suffering Maw Sunday afternoon 7:30 The Country Editor. for a limn, I struck myself off the free list, every other Sunday evening at appear again. k nil something rises in my throat and be a decided breach of etiquette Meethic o'clock p. in of our brethern ; which deafens to o'clock. Sunday School at 1:30 Addis Si freshman to ask a mighty senior or as I no longer consider myself raw ma- other Sunday afternoon at seems to choke and swell, Verily the life of a country editor Class meeting every our ear the voice of bleeding junior to dance. She must wait to be terial. o'clock. trace of WESTERN r1.111CiN1 coPEY, For soon there will not be a is a path of thorns. Invited. But the freshmen-well, they For several years Dow I have been in It'.11-x. what was passing fair, humanity when it is aggravated by Arrive. ills Iread is promises and his don't understand all these important this city, am known by nearly all the ,. Kalamazoo Mich. the of dying thousands ; naltlinore.9:re, a m and 7:09 p. in.. Incorpera.m Ere the eld h:tne is tteserted-s 1:en shriek points, but a judicious use of the "dead street our drivers, who never fail to hunt W ty tr•rin In., aud meat disappointment. 0:17. a in.. Fr.' tertck .1:17. a dee ii, 96 tf. there. U At •r's. it.adt lti .ge, we all vere living which makes the ver3r magnitude of squelch" will teach them a good deal. ine up before I get off. 1:05,1). :1:20 p. ii.. CvnetitatioP. his creditors chase him bv day much sonic category with My fitfully consists of my father, 1.52, p. mU , Ever P. 0., 9:10, a. -Atia ti the slaughter throw a softening In the and the devil grinneth at him in slang are the abbrevintions rife at col- whose constant, patient companion I am. ST. JOSEFR'S ACADEMY cruelties and its 41, 1. 0. R. isguise over its lege. Literature is always "lit," psy- In retaliatiou for my "gags" he prac- hilISAILSOU Tribe No. FOR YOUNG LADIES, IICAV A BOY SUCCEEDED. his dreams by night. Sat'inlay even- of homeopathy I:0141.3a uer C..u114:11 Fire every Cohost:TED UV TIIE SIBTEntii Or CUARITT, aerrers ; which causes us to ey- chology "psych," dictionary "die." tices daily his school Run. Officers-Prophet . John lit' semloth the paper to a sub- t u. , Stli 14 rt.• semeiencs tl:ink they can• The abbreviation most in the minds of on me. It is hard to tell which gets the reer ; Sacta. Daniel short): esti • N EA II EMM ITSBUISG, NI D. with iudiff, :Trice the field that • i• K. 1tyer: ; Si.. 'I D. Caldwell t of P.. scriber on credit and the subscriber the girls at' present is that dreaded worst of it. We have as many rooms a J. Dr. olio W. in Ditiaffitlitiy sit unto. !lot Are's] to be inan'y and tout lift George L. ; K. of W.. This I nst it ion .•rowdell whit the most lavolting monster, "exams." Volumes might be we wish, but only one home. his head Itepremmtative t Great Conseil, :its n a healthy and pieturestow part payeth hi in not. Its:tele ; John I' II) the little thegs. A tory is told the state of is -heart gold. We 11TO pals. eruotts, Si lain M•wrisnit, Frederick Co., half a mile from Faimits itiomiaations, and arrests that sigh. written concerning blue the silver Ad.ilstierger and .1. D. Call well. of a II y t f at rigid stamp, and Then lie stoppeth the delinquent. atnicElberai during the time when every In this antobiogrephy I have, in my Association. .mrg, and two miles from Mount St. hieh each it.dit idual wou!zi Eisierald II ary's College. Titums--litaird and paper end the delinquent singed' one is looking forward to the "exams. shrinking way, left out most of my rin• what I ante of Lis faithfulness. 1". .tf.-'.11 ..g e-,blent, John lion iser academie tustr. including be,i aye drawn from us by the silo!' In the corridors may be heard such ques- .strong points, as is becoming at such •stdeot, II. 4. icerctary; II. 113 horroweth it of a neigh- V: --P- erns., .••• washing, mending an.' A few years ;'go a large drug firm rale and many 'exams' have you limes. Yet, if I have unjustly slander- N "7-1/1,' ; •i•ii .1.51 r. *rot bedding if the nutuy th.it !n.ro fallen ant: tions as "flow A siofficl• F. 3?., I. t. at. S tewarts : I. W ')octor's let', $200. I.ettcrs of iniotirl- advertised for a r. got?" "Do you think well have one in ed myeelf, there be others who have the F. trkitt, Fiii:t (r New York city agony alor;; M • i.tin• ; E. N Lit lirected to the Mothet s'•uperior. breathed their last in before an out- • •ts Ii t ;la I .y I '11.1. 'lit?'" Then with gloomy foreboding, right to set me square c • I t' tree. egg crier 1 sett :.,0y„ Next day the store was 11e whoapeth up the township firsitti in I Lie ii -us'. °citified to 11 or3 with us "Oh, I'm 90 afraid I'll Munk." Then raged public. Far be it from me to do West .11••111 Jr. rt. ihronged with applicants, imong _ politician and the politician gets the synonyms for hard work come into myself justice. The end. Merrily yours. R. RELIABLE MAN OR Arthur Post, No. 41, (1. A. them 0 queer-looking little fellow The Original Uncle Sam. elected and knowethltim no more. play, "grind," "dig" and "bone."- -Marshall P. Wilder in Empire Mag- Oco. L. filiclan :Octilor Wanted WOMAN. ASSURED 'ouvn.tuder. Com- New York Sun. azine. eoitunittnier. 11 ILWinter; .1 door Vice an , Wile. Ile puffeth the church fair gratis Maj. 0. A. INCOME TO :rerun pa n hal by a wom we talk of the United m to (or Salt tel if tin'lle .i.ljatant. When tutu'u, loi. W. Davidson; quarter- Immediate! RIGHT PER. and attendeth it and pays his GLUTTONY'S PENALTY. 11 uuidr; ,111 Day, iwovtd to-- be his aunt., in Ih•tt of in a familiar then BIRDS AND KITES. tied. T Gel wicks: Officer of the THE States Government Albert BESTPAY EVER OF. a. It. We iver of the ettsril, 'aithless parents, by whom he had quarter and received) two oysters. Lives That Ate Shortened by the FLeasuree S. Zesk; Serreatat-Maltir, FERED FOR SIMILAR SERVICE sort of way we call it "Uncle Sam ;" Bitterer. Surzeott, The Feathered Creatures Cannot Under- of the Table. Fraley ; Qinirtermaster Set:point; John The Cosmopolitan Magazine,edited by Jona at this He boomed' his town and all Win. V •it een abandoned. Looking and have often seen pictures of stand the Striving. Fliers. H. a; ir ; C evictl ot ti n nis ration, BRISBEN ACKER, wishes to add a quarter you In spite of the warnings and com- Johd It.tifsni ler, and Glass : of a million to its clientkie, already the larg- things therein, and yet received] no Many amusing experiences have been It. II Jiit zer, T. matt, the advertiser said : ''Clint -a long, lean, old- in spite of D.derates to Stat i Encampment, (110. est, of intelligent thinking readers possessed Uncle Sam mands of family physicians, ; Altertates, C. by any periodical in the world. the lot of the scientists who have been oslaricks and sanetel reeneie !Eike him ; places Eril full. Besides, fiusl:iaiicil Yankee, with a high hat support and is a man without the many examples of shortened lives S. Lock and Jos. W. Davidson. IT IS PREPARED TO PAY HAND- manipulating kites for scientific pur- he is too small.' honor in his own country. and lives of suffering, men will yield VigUatit Hose Company. SOMELY FOR ASSISTANCE REN- and with a swallow-tail coat and poses, says the Chicago News. Large of the pleasures of each to the seductiveness 1st and 3ril Friday evenings of DERED. It wishes the services of know he Is small," said th. Two young people marry and he birds are always interested in the Meets President, V. E "I breeches marked Wi lIt t he stars and the table. The spectacle of the man month at Firemen's Rail. : sec- one reliable man or woman in every strange devices floating iu the air and Rowe; vieseeresteero Oscar D. Fraley town, village, country woman ; "bet he is willing and the flag. The way in giveth them a great puff and they who overeats or who deliberately eats Win. 11. Trt.“ ti • ee tourer, .1. it. district, or stripes of cannot quite make out what they are. retary, 1st Lieut improper food is common enough, but Stokes: Capt.. Chas. R. Doke ; manufacturing establishment in every faith fu l." go to housekeeping and taketh not Prompted by sharp curiosity, they hov- Lieut. W. Ilarry Stout. which the United States came to be rarely do we see as plain evidence of noware Rider; 211.1 State. All that is required of any er around the floating kite and 'subject 'oral union one is reliability, Tie re was a tw.nkle in the boy's i.4 this : his paper. the admiration for the glutton which Emitiltsburg It earnestness and called Uncle Sam themselves to the danger of beeonting at Public School Reuse 2nd and 'oh work. No matter on what other which made the merchant Yea, he is bound down with woe certain people possess as that which the Meets at 8 0.dock P. iiit. eyes During the war of 1812 the entangled in the silken string and be- Titeoilays of cacti mown, work you are engaged, it will pay daily papers some time ago afforded. A O Iteers-presetatit, Re'. W. Stilt mt.in. D. U. you to examine into this offer. think aglin. A par ner ill the store Goveninent entered and his days are full of grief and ing dragged down to earth. Mrs. Itessle Annan ; secretary. United States well known boldface died at an age Vico-President, A No bird, however, has ever alighted miss Maria Reiman ; Treasar•r. 'Alai. 0 Apply, stating position, capability and refer, 'triteered ti retnaik that he "did into a contraa with a man by the ti•ouble awl vaxation of spirit. when he ought to have been enjoying If wtier ; Con 1uctor, Dr. I. Kay wester,: A"- ences, to THE COSMOPOLITAN MAGAZINE, on a kite or attacked one. While one A. Horner. Irvington-on-the-Hudson, New York, With only for a robust and vigorous health. Some slight a tstaut-eondue or, Maj.0. not see what they wanted t uch nitine of Elbert Anderson to furnish But sorrow endnreth scientist was flying a train of five kites Water Company. mention was made of his business ven- MinmItsburg Who can think a boy ; lie wasn't bigger than a night and joy cometh in the morn- a couple of years ago a large, silver -President, L. M. so p plies to the army. When the tures, of his daily life, of his reason for President, T. S. Annan; Vice of some simple tipped eagle came suddenly out of the Secretary, 5.11 Zimmerman; Treasurer, Wanted-An Idea thing to patent? pint of cider." But after consul- But all this part of his exist- Molter: 0. A. bring you wealth. United States buys anything from living. 0. A. Horner. Direct rs, L. M M Ater, Protect roar Ideas; they may higher air and swoeped round and Thos. Gelwleks, E. R. Zimmerman, Write JOHN WEDDESBURN & CO., Patent Attor- was set to work. He plodded) alodg and endurth ence was inunateiral and uninteresting. Horner, J. neys, Washington, U. O.. for their $1,800 prise offer tation, the boy a contractor, an inspect)r is always round time first kite, looking against the Annan, It. L. Rowe Nicholas Dagen The great and praiseworthy features of 1.S. and new list of one thousand inventions wanted. a call was made in patience, and it is written that sunset sky like a huge silver ball. As Catholic Benevolent A few days later, appointed to se that the goods are his life seem to have been gastr000mio The Mt. St. Mary's the train of kites was pulled in the eagle Association. 5C YEARS' in the store for some he will receive his reward at the feats and a ability to eat and on the boys what the contract calls for, and followed, visiting cue kite and then an- general eirtillea, It •v. J. 11 Malloy: Presi- EXPERIENCE. -Ex. drink enormously. He was landed as A. V. Ksepers; Vice President. George Aith- one to stay all night. The prompt gets full value. judgment. ether, seeming Uncertain just what to dent, Secretary, that the Government the prince of bon vivants, the man who o ; Treasurar. Jelin II. Itosenst eel ; do. In a few minutes, when lea seemed C wry ; Assistant Sceretary..Toseph Mar- response of the little fellow con- Government ap- shortly Pill J. Board of In this case the could eat a huge dinner and tin ; S.trgeant at Arms. John C. Shorb ; A Thief's Novel Plea. to have decided that they were not good Viticstit Jahn A. Peililic(ird, trasted well with the reluctance of thereafter swallow a brace of broiled lb rIsct.isrs, Henry pointed a man by the name of to eat, and he knew nothing about Will. C. Tay) Hi; Sad: Visiting e immittee, PARKERSBURG, W. VA., May 18. lobsters and a couple of Welsh rabbits, • trill. icabl. Topper, James A. the others. In the middle of the he off iv(or, TossiCt It Samuel Wilson, who was alwa3s them, anyway, indignantly flow washed down with copious libations of Rosensteel,:olus C. Short,. in to see -Job Hitchcock, who was sen- and was lost to view. Jr. 0,PA. M. night the merchant looked "Uncle Sam" by those who vintages ondistillages or fermentages. Eininiteburg Council, No. 53, TRADE MARK% called tenced to the penitentiary from Another experience was had with a Tuesday evening at 7 p.m. DE SIC NS, the store, and During his lust illness, when his phy- Caunitil meets every if all was right in knew him. He inspected every stork that came from the New eonuellor, N. P. Stansbury ; Vire-Cotincilor, COPYRIGHTS Ac. Tyler oounty last week for sheep- Jersey in a scru- Past councilor, J. youthful sicians enjoined rest bed and Chas. R. Landers; Junior Anyone sending a sketch and description may presently discovered this package and cask that came from side of the Hudson and flew straight Singleton Sheeley; Recording Secrete! y, W. D. quickly ascertain, free, whether an invention is stealing, made a novel plea for pulously careful diet, we read that he ; Assistant Recording Secretary, probably patentable. Communications strictly protege busy scissoring labels." for the queer object in the air. He ap- Coln flower conlIdential. Oldest agency for securing patents Elbert Anderson, the contractor, was game enough to' dress and go out Wm..). Stansbury ; Financial Secretary, Edgar clemency. He said that during parently had made up his mind to go Caldwell ; Chaplain, In America. We have a Washington office. .What doing ?" said he. on the hotel porch to sit. witiding us Moser; Treasurer, Jos. D. Patents taken through Munn A Co. receive are you and if found that the contents straight through it, but changed and Jerome Tresoler ; Conductcr, 1). Shorb ; Warden, special notice ill the the campaign republican orators his imprudence (and incidentally hitt Geo. Kugler; Outsi le Sentinel, Geo.S. Springer: "I did not tell you to work nights." were all right the package or cask dove underneath. He went around and Inside Sentinel, 11 J. Whitmore; Trustees. went about the country telling the life) with a hearty meal, in defiance of C. Harbaugh, and SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, did not tell me so, above it, and through a glass it could John D. Overholtzer, Test beautifully illustrated, largest cirelation. of. "I know you was marked with the letters "E. A. the medical directions. This last piece Wm. J. Stansbury. ru,i4woceruk y,ternles ll earl; people that sheep were only wend' bo seen that be cocked his eye at the V108:1intni iauud but I thcught I might as well be of bravado was apparently considered of the Rochester -U. S." The initials of the con- intruder in a most comical manner. He EmmItshurg Branch 00K ON PATENTS sent fIerene. adp 'Aretta a head, and with that idt. in by certain newspaper reporters as an Saving's and Loan Association something." In the a MUNN & CO., be doing tractor and of the United States. started away a few hundred feet, achievement fit to rank with a victory President, Dr. John B. Brawner: Secretary, 301 Broadway, New York. h•3 mind took one, thinking it changed his mind, and came swooping Treasurer. Dr. John B. morning the cashier got orders to on a and the glutton was ad- John it. Posen:steel ; The man whose duty it was to do buck. He finally reluctantly went away, battlefield, Browner; Directors, P. J. Felix, V. Rowe, F A boy's wages, for he is would be but petit larceny. TI-o miringly mentiened as though he were Adelsherger, Joseph Felix. John IL Rosensteel. double that this marking was a jovial sort of mystified over this queer addition to office the first Thursday The Harvard Spirit. of animal proved that a brilliant and fearless hero, risking Meets at the President's willing." owner the the inhabitants of the air. of each month. Where so many men am working on fellow, and when somebody asked his in it cause. the sheep was worth ic.20, which While kites were high in the air one life worthy Independent lines, with so much to keep Only a few weeks elapsed before hitn what these letters meant, he The newspapers were not creating a them apart and so little, comparative- made the stealing grand larceny, March flocks of geese flying in the sentiment, but merely catering to one 1`;';'v a show of -wild beasts passed soul they stood for Elbert Anderson wedge flew over. They invariably (stop- CATARRH 't-,Pi'I`I'cl=', ly, to draw them together, one may rea- a penitentiary offense. Hitchcock already formed in thus aiding gluttony wonder whether such a thing through the streets, and, very and Uncle Sam. Everybody, in- ped, broke up, hovered above the queer only can draw is Dr. Hartie.'s Great Remedy. sonably alleged that he was the victim of object, and at last slowly reformed and The conclusion we as a common Harvard spirit any longer naturally, all hands in the store eluding "Uncle Sant" Wilson him- that the epicurean philosophy still has The head, nose and throat soon experience exists. It does exist, eo men say who in ism:Iced confidence. • flew away. While the larger birds all its cult, and that many a man's motto the benefit of this matchless scientific treat- rushed to witness the spectacle. A this was very good come from heights above the kite, the ment. The unhealthy secretions are effectually abide by the university and who ought e If, thought a Is, "Let us eat and drink, for tomorrow removed: a mooting sensation ensues and by its to know. They see it and feel it. It thief saw his opportunity, and ke ., and by and by it got into GEORGE-Do you know what I've small birds of the air will alight on we die." The case is left to the moral- application the results are prompt, satisfactory the string holding the kite and sway to and perfect. does not penetrate all individuals in entered at the rear door to seize print, and before the end of the war a mind to do ? ist.-American Medical-Snrgical Bul- the same degree, but it is reckoned with and fro. letin. something, but ill a twinkhng Bessie Not a Salve or Snuff, and observed as a definite force. The it was known all over the country ; -No. Biondin's Hope. found himself clutched by the A Question of Belai.t. but a complete home treatment that will enable men best qualified to judge of it insist and that is the way the United George---I've a mind . to kiss you. A. J. Hamlin, an old resident of Ni- to effect a cure. Bluffer-I'll fight the man that called any persou that it makes for veracity, for a high diminutive clerk aforesaid, and, States received its name of Uncle Bessie-Oh, George, I'm so glad agara Falls, declares, says the Buffalo D. Eichelbergerand all drug- good manners. me a liar behind my back if he weighs Sold be Dr. C. sense of honor and for a struggle was captured. Not Express, that he was instrumental in gists. Indifference has sometimes been after Sam. it wasn't true getting Hlondin the means for crossing a ton. charged against Harvard, and perhaps only was a robbery prevented, but Mr. Wilson, the original Uncle George-Glad what wasn't true ? the gorge the first time. Everybody Coffer-I'm the man. Why don't you. Ripens Tabules. not iudif- begin? not without some basis, but v doable articles taken from other Sam died at Troy, N. Y., in 1854, Bessie-Why, Nellie Bassett told was skeptical over the pretensions of Means Tabuies cure nausea. ference to truth. That is her quest in the acrobat, nod he was nnatle to get Bluffer-You don't weigh a ton.- RIpa.ns Tabules: at druggists. stores were recovered. When ask• at the age of eighty-four-St. me that you hadn't any mind.- York Journal. Ripans Tabules cure dizziness. science and in philosophy and the basis money enough to buy the rope till New conduct. Veri- ed why he stayed behiud to watch Ripans Tabules cure headache. of her law in matters of Nicholas. 'Jere/and Leader. Hamlin looked him over and made up may di- tas was not written on the Harvard - - - his mind that he was equal to the task In Siam the first wife be Ripans Tabules cure flatulence. when all others quit their work he vorced, but not sold. The other wive" Ripans Tabules cure dyspepsia. shield for nothing. The Harvard spirit iggins had to have his tele- There are one-half million women and Was sincere in the uudertaking. He and nourish- replied : "You told me never to "W may be divorced and sold. Ripans Tabules assist digestion. may need to be awakened in this country classified as agri- then went surety for the rope, and it Ripans Tabules cure bad breath. ed and kept alive, but it is worth keep- leave the store when others were phone taken out." was bought and put up-1,800 feet of ••••••••••••••••11EMMEN-.110 cure biliousness. Everybody Su)o so. R:pans Tabules ing alive, for truth is its most perva- absent, atm I thought I'd stay." "Why ?" cultural laborers. manilla, with many small ropes for Ripans Tabules: one gives relict sive S. Martiu in to Casearets *antic Cathartic, the most wen- elcment.-Edward "NITell, he had told his wifo they guys. When Hamlin went Bloudin's derftil nallical disco% cry of the age, pier as. Ripans Tabules cure indigestion. Scribner's. "Orders were immediately given A half shot man and a room just before he was to make the It-pans Tabules cure torpid liver. loaded gun ant and mfr. slime. to the titRhi not once more, "Double that boy's must cut down expenses, and so first trip he found him playing on a and positively oil k id tieys. tlVPI rI In. we's Ripans Tabbies: gentle cathartic.. of England employs about are dangerous companions. cleansing the entire svr.if:',11, I_ oils The Batik willing anti faithful." she called him every afternoon to flageolet as unconcerned as though he Ripans Tabules cure coast:nation. 1,100 men, and has a salary list, includ- wages ; he is - - - - - cairn headache, feet's, Is bit ird was anticipating a pleasure drive, and j'',n hi Ripans Tabules: for sour stomach. about £300,000 per an- that boy is a member of see whether he had gone to base- SUBSCRIBE for the Ell MITSBC tes 'Intl biliousness. Ripans Tabules cure liver troubles. ing pensions, of Today lie declaied that he was not the least bit of C. C. C. to dal.: .( Ripan.s Tabules: pleasant laxativn, num. firm,-Presbylerian ball,"-Detroit Free ?rev. CHRONeCLE. anxious or nervous. ,to FOR CUBA RECOGNITION. BirtIslay Party. WASHINGTON, Julie 14.-In the CASH AND GIVEN FREE 11 1' Q 1.011111.f. Communicated. S sur- in front of the Speaker's STYLES, 15.=A area MONTH NEW EMMITslICHO, Md., June, 3,400110 PRIZES EACH S party was given at when the House met today E I S, 1897. prise and birthday rostrum As folloWs: I.,'i V. of the home of H. Heiman in honor was a monster petition appealing 4 First Prizes, each cif $100 Cash - • - $ 400.01 IN daughter Corinne. The PERSONALS. their little to Congress to recognize the Cuban 20 Second " " "$10041EFAI3icycles*2,000.00 house was decorated a ith potted plants " " "$ 25 Gold Watches - 1,000.00 lit E.S', Waddle, of St. Joseph, Mo., as belligerent. It con- 40 Third flowers. The evening was insurgents la Sssating his motlatr, MN. Ellen Wad- and cut given each month • - $3,400.00 SinhIght 6,000,000 signatures. Cash and Prizes . spent in playing games and singing. tained over SOAP Mr. Harry Wilson, Of Hageratown, Refreshments were served at S:30. The petition was wound about the Mrs. Julia •was the seeat of his mother, were Misses Corinne as to FfoL Those present hub of a wheel framed so Total given during12 mos.1897, $40,800,00 10 .Sdal week. WRAPPERS Shoes this MOE -1VBson, is visit- Heiman, Rosa Favorite, Lulu Kretzer, It had RULES. Mr. thirty Hoke, of Baltimore allow it to freely revolve. HOW TO OBTAIN THEM. each of the 4 districts M. Hoke. Kretzer, Mamie many SUNLIGHT I 1. Every month during 1897 in Me his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rosa Jackson, Gussie Competitors to save as Cut prizes will be awarded as follows: Moutel- been in circulation throughout the SOAP Wrappers R.4 they can collect. The I Competitor who rends in the Globe Plain, 0. K., Cadet, Linwood, alessra.II. M. Rowe and Tide Knode Reifsnider, Euphernia portion of each of coupons from Jackson, Mary olf the top contain- Largest N her a few days in Baltimore this States for about sit months wrapper, that portion the district in which ho or she resides arta Tyson, Josephine Kt•r zer, Blanche United ling the heading "SUNLIGHT Wilt receive 8100 Cash. Opera, Manhatten and Coin Toe. Prices vek. SOAP." These (called "Coil- The 5 Competitors who send in the lo, New of German- Kane, Annie Felix, Cora Kane, Mable and was sent to Congressman Sulzer pons") are to be sent, postage Number.; of cou- Rev. H. F. White, C. M., a Next Largest which they and Fredie fully paid, enclosed with pons from the district in and $4. town, Pa., formerly pastor of St. Kane, Anna Felix, Wardie of New York for presentation to sheet of paper stating Coin pet- reside will Each receive at winner's $1.75, $2. $2.25, $2.50,$2.75, $3,$3.50 spent a Hoes full name gild address option a lady's or gentleman's Pierce Joseph's Church in this place, Kerrigan, and many Mhos. Many resi- the number of Coupon's bicycle, price $100,00. Congress by Franz Mayer, a and Special in tbe -4 days in town attending the corn- sent In, to Lever Bros., Ltd., The 10 Com petitore who send shoes are made in Vici Kid Calf, Pat. IS handsome presents were received. New York, marked on outside _ _ it coupons from the die- These exercises. district. left had com er)witli (flhIBhiat Next Largest Numbers winner's Saentsment dent of his Wrapper(tqp trict in which they reside will Each nmeiveat Box Cali; Kangaroo Mottir is visiting of the ev.rra CT Competitor lives In. gentleman's Gold Watch, price $25. Calf, Enamel, Russia Calf; Mr. Lewis M. some lots of Shoes, I of- - option a lady's or of and Adams- To close out DISTRICT. 2. The Competitions will ClOSO the Last Day 1::ends in Williamsport No. of NAME OF during11417, Coupons received too late Buff, and are all guaranteed. cheap. My assortment Long Each Month and fer them very When you are suffering from District New York City, Brooklyn, for one mouth's competition will be put into the neat. -town. New Jersey. wrappers from unsold way, Seton„ of Baltimore was is very large. Babbitt Lye, 8c. and Staten Islands, 3. Competitors who obtain If they Rip or come apart ill any (apt. Henry of shoes Cold in the head you 1 State (onedde af Y.CB1lt LsteA1.1. be (-Italie Catarrh or NewYork Islands). families. are .in town this week. Light Calicoes, 4cts ; Linen for waits, Brooklyn, Long Cind Staten ,7F.4"e1 ctleilrolsetZk will repair them free of charge. of Littlestown, spent a relief right away. Only 10 Delaware, Mary- barred from competing. district ;Nis:3 Foreman and brown welts. Best 50ct. want Pennsylvania, Dis- 4. A printed list of Winners in Competitor's Dr. Jno. pink, blue land, WestVirginia and in about 51 days after Respectfully, few data with her brother, to test it. Ask trict of Columbia. will he forwarded to Competitors corset made. 4-4 Percales 8 eta. Gran- cents is required each competition closee. Foreman, of this place. The New England States. Ltd., will endeavor to award the Baking 5. Levefl3rothers, ;eagle/au t, Annan is visiting in kettle and pound can druggist for the trial size of the celebrated Pierce Specinl, prizes fairly to the best of their ability and - Miss Sarah ite stew your *The Bicyoles are Buf- compete agree to ac- ROWE. the same Pattern, m'f'd by Geo. N.Piorce & Co.. of but it is understood that all who M. FRANK Powder, 50 cts. Honey Syrup, 1897 Hartford Brothers, Ltd., as final. ,-Chambersburg. Balm, or buy the 50c. fet.. Boston and New York. Fitted with cept the aw turd of Lever and Anna a year, 25 cents. Ely's Cream Lamp,_ New Departure Misses Florence Reigle kind I have kept for Tires, First Class Sickle Saddle. LEVER BUDS., Ltd Now York, Pa. silk and kid gloves, Bell, Standard Cyclometer, and Rant Lace „Gilielan are visiting in York, White goods, laces, size. We mail it. LIVE Margaret Troxell, of Reisters- mitts. Java and Mocho coffee in cans. YOU WILL REALIZE THAT "TnE-Y- Mrs. Shirts 50 ELY BROS., 56 Warren St., N. town. and Mrs. Royer ot Linwood, are Lap robes, matting. Percale NEW STORE AND 110DEL E. R. Zimmer- you want bargains I have WELL WHO LIVE CLEANLY," gi I lag Mr. and Mrs. cents. If Y. City. FOR SALE. them for you. II ELMAN. man. I was afflicted with catarrh last BAKERY. IF YOU USE Miss Jessie Waltman who had been $4,509 will tuy a 91 Acre Farm, 13 re- june 11-4ts of • visiting at Dr. J. W. Riegle's has autumn. During the month Room House. Two Tenant Hotises and her home in Lewistown, Md. MILES. Two water powers, one a new store and -turned to TRAMPED TEN THOUSAND October I could neither taste nor outbuildings. I have just opened Mrs. Daisy Townsend and Miss with saw mill in running order. Large Model Bakery in the room recently occu- little. Minnie Summers, of Warfieldsburg, FRANCISCO, June 15.- smell and could hear but lot of fruit trees and some grapes, Near pied by Norman Hoke, at the West End Mr. SAN ,Carroll county, Md., are visiting at it.- Einthitsburg, Md. For tennis address ti e of town. I have in stock a complete line place. Kans von Rengartner has tramped Ely's Cream - Balm cured Win. D. Colliflower's in this owner. WM. L. McGINNIS, of Groceries, Confectionaries, Green Gro- 10,500 miles. He hails from Riga, Marcus Geo. Shautz, Rahway, N. ceties, etc. Posit Bread, Cakes, Rolls. 337 10th Avenue Sotith 411.0.0.6.11-414 Into Your Shoes etc., always on hand. Eggs and -,114.41141111111.11.0,4411.0•Z.040-4...+9-‘10.t.049-4K.,..0.0.0-0.0..1.0.0.0411-0,40 Shako has crossed Asia afoot, 'City, Misn Biscuits, 1....•43..45 -0.11.11.1 in Russia', J. June 4-2ms. Minneapolis trade at market prices. Ice .,-....., -Ease, a powder for the lard taken in ...... 00" _Allen's Foot to Seattle and last Cream Parlor in rear of Store. Give me a swollen, smart- took steamer feet. It cures painful, have call. sting evening arrived hero from the UMBERS of experiments ANDY CABIARTIC i ing feet and instantly takes the may 21-1yr. W, E. WAGNER.AGNER. test the speed and DR U NA MENG bunions. Its the great- seaport town. He left been made to PHYlCmAiJ, .out of corns and Washington "REGISTERED of Wills. 0 discovery . of the age. 27, 1894, and went destination of corked bottles thrown Twenty-five years' experience. For Register eat comfort Riga on August Specialist in Diseases of Women Foot ease makes tight fitting then sea at various portions of only. Private Sanitarium oi high as a candidate Allen's to Austof on the River Don, into the pi ivacy afford- I hsreby announce my-self easy. It is a certain )1.1, repute. Absolute for of Wills; subject to the com- or new shoes feel Talis, thence the world. The most remarkable ed. Female Regulative Pills $2.00 Register hot, over the Caucasus to per box. Advice by mail. ing Republican Nominating Conventh,n. •cure for sweating, callous and in t to Teneran. example eyer heard of was that 1603 BST BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE, MD, FRANK FLOOK. Dp.AuGitins tired, aching feet. Try it to-day. Sold into Persio It. CYRUS C,,t:24f,;,tot was bottle traveled 6,000 miles -,-A• by all druggists and shoe stores. By The hardest part of his trip which a and a half- 10 4 mail for 25c. in stamps. Trial package through Siberia. Rengartner in- in about two years Olmsted, Le a 25 4 50 Ideal Less FREE. Address, Allen S. Atlantic sea- roughly, at the rate of six and PA. rare a.ey cese constinntion. fasearets are the tends to walk to the GETTYSBURG, to natural results. Simi., GUARANTE:E- tive. never :trip or gripe. bet rune easy .11.-ey, N. Y. a day. It traveled from ABSOLUTELY Chicago, Montreal. Can., or Nell York. 817. board. He pays his own expenses, half miles 51141 booklet free. Ad. STERLING REMEDY CO.. QP.G1,10,1111.1.0 0. lie 0-10.>0.4>4.4.-0,?411.10-4.0.1.1111.0-..041/....1.0.411.0.111.411>4. papers south latitude and 60 Te-g• 4>0.-0.4>5.0.11.5.42. SOME for ten, some for twenty and writes for several Russian 63 degrees ,some for thirty years have suffered on a wager. degrees west longitude to Western FT and is not walking ,from piles and then have been quickly cured by using De- Australia. ;and permanently THE OLD-FASHIONED STYLE )/.7191111 the great PA1111 Witt's Witch Hazel Salve, Opening, and all forms of skin feeling of horror Grand remedy for piles of pill gives you a in Valentine, of the neople W. Ogle & Son. The confidence diseases. Geo. you see it and when you feel OF THE when Hood's Sarsaparilla is due to its Buy material for ar.1 APRIL 10th, 1897, Ice Cream. it. Like the "blunderbuss" of a unequalled record of wonderful extra Skirt and a Dealer in General Merchandise, Grain. Clothing House The Ice Cream Season is now here former decade, it.is 'big and clumsy, Hav Straw. Flour, Mill Feed, Coal, Ferti- Baltimore all the different flavors of cures. .. • Posts and Rails of all hinds. BUILDING, where :am( I have but not effective. In this century- Shirt Waist from us azer, PLis:er, in the SPAULDING :ice cream always on hand, which will This week and at all times hereafter my will he di:played a full and complete liee the plate, gallon or in any enlightenment, you have Dr. be complete to suit all seasons. he sold by of THE wife of Nansen, the famous prices are stock will of to suit purchasers. Festivals, --where display. No Misleading oilers. quantity Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, which of a No great pienies and social gatherings supplied Arctic explorer, is the owner Only iii ii' a»il empire dealing with all, at MEN'S, BOYS' Constipation, so low-that you can lowest. Shot s and with cream at reasonable prices. cure Indigestion, remarkable carrier pigeon, which, pt ices absoltitely the ND------P. G. KING. hoots a spa •ial I. II isle st cash price paid Bilious Attacks, Sick and Bilious its home for the us- • from for .• after being away get both fr gra:n, hay and straw. CHILDREN'S CLOTHING Thos. Headache. ovi r MOWER'S,. MD. "Tit EY are dandies" said nearly two .yeau, flew back of one. Soon All new :roods and of Oda SEASON' .13owers, or the Croeket, Texas, Enter- 4111.. ual cost ana STYLES', and PRI( Es to 1000 miles of fr,zon waste, bearing NIA.KE prise, while writing about DeWitt's REGISTRATION DAYS.-The gen- Sun will Notice to Creditors. SU r. Aswc,:ta• MANUS At TUB ERS Early Risers, the famous little its wings a message from the Summer It in a 110Siii1/11 It save you MONEY, Little election this year will take under • we pills for sick headache and disorders of eral give notice that the Subsoil- and tI at's het litlks in connection IV l! it Nansen telling h:s wife that he was foi rr IllS is to the stomach and liver. Geo. W. Ogle place on November 2, and the sit- cause a t-,tampede- hem has obtained from tin paans th:s tine- line of CLOTHING. Haire a was Maryland,j assortment ef ,& on officers as well and that the expeitiun ,.ourt of Frederick County, limit' sclecled tings of the registration them. The a,ssort-1 on the estate of finely. !etters testamentary : First sitting, September I doing iGents' Furnishing Goods, Electric 'toad Sold. follows JOIIN WYNN, \Vednes have All persons' Hats and Caps. Electric Railway was 15 ; second, Tuesday and meat will be less then. Vie hile tif saiti comity. deceased. The Gettysburg said lieCeil semi are and 22 ; third, having claims aaalinst ask is it trial and the Wane will be /sold last Thursday at the Court-house day, September 21 the 1 Co ex hi ilil t the same with All we made a great price cut on all I ereby wa rno found to be correct. in Gettysburg, under foreclosure pre- Tuesday and Wednesday, 29 and itch Red the yodellers the:Tot to the sobscriberoat Respectfully, Dallas, of Blood is absolutely essential to health. left over or before the 23rd day Navi•nila r, 1897, reedings by order of Judge 30 ; fourth, Tuesday and Wednes- Fancy Wool Dress Goods apr 9-in'. H. HEIMAN. It is secured easily and naturally by they may otiocrwise by law be excluded the United States Circa t Ccurt. There estate. All persons day, October 5 and 6. Sitting for taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, but is im- purchases, too, way !Mei till benefit of said was only one bid of $50,000 and the (some recent nlnt tol to said estate are mint sted to only, Tuesday, October 12. possible to get it from so-called" nerve property was struck off to Horace A. revision the Cot mike immediate payment. tonics," and opiate compounds, ab- under price) and besides all lily hand this 21th day of Doan, of Philadelphia, president of the Given under &HOKE'S puri- MORRISON liver, kid- surdly advertised as "blood Max CISCARETS stimulate spe- May 1897. :West End Trust Company; fiers." They have temporary, sleeping and Linea Fabrics made ANNIE M. K REITZ. and trowels. Never sicken, ton Riebenack, a director of the Pennsyl- neys effect, but do not CURE. To have pure to lo Executrix. separate skirts-10 KREITZ, Agent. niay21 rite. vania Railroad, and Luther S. Bent, weaken or gripe. 10c. cially for AsonEw J. * Marble Yard, :president of the Maryland Steel Coin- per yard--send for samples if pans', and a certified check for $20,000 John H. Greewood, of Chester- lood cts. good health,take Hood's Sarsaparilla, EMMITSBURG, - AMID. was handed to the crier immediately aft- town, received a communication And come. A which has first, last, and all the time, you cannot or the sale. from Debby Brown, an old colored as just what it is- the will been advertised THREE RELIABLE AGENTS The purchasers, it is understood, in the blood ever pro- pol- Tombstones woman who left Kent county best medicine for EY grace of the in Frederick County to sell Powell's Fertt!- Monuments, re organize the company. Among in curing Scrofula, She duced. Its success iZOIS on salary or commission. Give reference are E. C. 1835, and now lives in Canada. and cemetery ay( Yrk of nil kinds: Abose likely to be interested Salt Rheum, Rheumatism, Catarrh, icy of this store, and district. Feiton, president of the Pennsylvania was a slave in the old Collins family, Dyspepsia, Nervous Prostration and POWELL FERTILIZER & CH ENI1CAL cO. Work neatly and promptly ex- can buy a styl- Baltimore, Ald. Steel Company, and Henry Sage, of and is at least 117 years old, in That Tired Feeling, have made you may 7-4t. ecuted. Saiisfaction guaranteed the sale. 20-1s•r Easton, who were present at good health and active in body and ish Shirt IN aist for VINCENT SEBOLD, may Before the property was struck down mind. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, SOLID SILVER John L. Kendlehart, Esq., attorney for 35, 50 and" 75 cts. Eat mrrsnuncl, MD. gave notice the Borough of Gettysburg, on East Main Ste et, near the Watcher, MR. EDWIN W. SHRIVER, of grace and Office American Lever that the Borough does not recognize the Every Public Square. At Frederick on Mondays W A R.UA N TEO TWO yitAr.., engaged by ieht of the road to occupy Steinwehr Westminster, has been comfort that a shirt and Tuesdays, and at Thurmont on Thurs- Sarsaparilla week. Special attention $q. from Washington street to the the Washiugton, Westminster and $1. carries is yours-- days of each ONLY Avenue The One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. waist to proceedings in Equity Ibr the tole G. T. EYSTER. to occupy given Bin tight limits, as the right Gettysburg Railroad Company to are purely Vegetable, re- here-at little ccst. of real estate. jun 29-If. has never been granted by ' and beneficial. se. that avenue go over the proposed route of the Hood s Pills liable ordinance, and he gave notice also that WALKINO MA5E A PLEASURE. road and report as to the probable Who can think TH t-4; SUN. the Borough would demand the fulfill- of some simple THE LEADERS, QUICK STEP CORN CURE. might be expected. Wanted-An Idea [Meg Co patent? by which the Rail- business that ideas; they may bring you wealth. Promptly removes hard and soft Corns, Ilunions, The first of American News- ment of the contract Protect your Attor- JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO., Patent Callouses. Moles, Warts, etc. Causes no pain, certain parts Write $1,900 prize offer A. DANA. zoail Company is to keep neys, Washington, D. C., for thelr _i& SON. removes all soreness. Ask vonrdrug.gist for it. papers, CHARLES was now Ilet Of one thousand inventions wanted. W. WEAVER send It to any ad- .of the streets in repair.- Compaer. THE gunboat Princeton and _ If he does not keep it we will Editor. fe1211yr dress for I0e, in stamps. J. launched at Camden, N. CORWIN CHEMICAL CO., Midway Y, ON Monday, June 21, in New CORD WOOD 201 West 93th Street, New York City, N. The American Constitution, District, this county, on the premises of Oehm's Acme nail, LUMBER & deo 4-fins the American Idea, the Ameri- SEND FOR Vis Edward J. Koons, Dr. A. M. Kalbach can Spirit. These first, last, SAMPLES. AT PUBLIC SALE. Advertisements. will sell a lartge lot of lumber and wood, WHAT New and all the time, forever. jime11-2ts. DAUCHY & CO.. iii lots to suit purchasers. MEN WEAR. Daily, by mail, - - - - $6 a year -- ON MONDAY, JUNE 21st, 1897. There's solid worth and great The Style, Fit and Wear PARKER°3 CINCER TONIC Daily and Sunday, by mail, $8 a year prop- premises of EDWARD .T. KOONS, could not be linpros ed for elates Lung Troubles, Debility, disiscastrig stomach tel Fon SA LE OR RENT.-Th6 nyder value in our cluthing, even though On the Double the Price. female Ills, and is noted tor making nurse when all eta.: the Western in New Midway District, Frederick coun- treatment fails. Peery mother and invalid should have it. erty, adjeming Maryland. are lower than others Apply to the prices ty, Tido about one mile southeast of La- P:RKE..H'S---" 1 Hotel, in Eromitsburg. $4.00 and $5.00 Shoes are the 11111NRY WILLIAMS, dare ask. tlicsbury, at Good Intent School House, W.L. Douglas $3.50, HAIR BALSAM The Sunday Sun will be sold at public sale, productions of skilled workmen,from the best ma- Cleaners and beautifies the haft .apr 16 2ies Frederick, Md. Men's $10 Suits that were $15. these prices. Promotes a InvIriant growth. is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in the Men's $7.50 Suits that. were $10. terial possible to put into shoes sold at Never Palls to li,stcre Gray Alen's $15 Suits that were vs to S51. 35,000 Feet Oak Boards, We make also $2.50 and $2.25 shoes for men, and Hair to its Ye:al:fel Color. wend. to order, but what's better, Cures sexlp disea,w, S hair falling. C. Lloyd, of Atlantic Not made Plank and Scantling, $2.50, $2.00 and $1.75 for boys, and the W.L. 50e,and 1.00 ar Dres.nat Miss EMMA made to fit. for Price 5c. a copy. By mail, $2 a yr. Douglas $3.50 Police shoe, very suitable only core Cure for N. J., committed suicide by OF SLAB WOOD, HINDERCOHNS The New York. City, Suits for the Youngsters 60 CORDS letter-carriers, policemen and others having Veins.. Stops ail pain stakes walking 'soy. Ks.ailkaggias. Address Tim. SUN. walking to do. liking heraelf in a room and and carefully as for much As well made 200 CORDS OAK AND HICKORY wililyzi auraitig on the gas. the men, for all ages, in all sizes, We era constantly adding new styles to our WOOD already largo variety, and there is rlD rea- from *1 to *10. son why \sou canuot lei suited, so insist on (On a red hot Merchants, having \V. L. Douglas Shoes front your 11 OW'S THIS! Saw Bankers, 6 day Hires ->• s.,.. /....;( c• ------Shoes for Men Fence costs, Chips, Chucks, dealer. Yfik WORD, lawyers, NEW Tree Tops, &c., the best Calf, Russia Calf ie Rootbeer =_?_. ..41 We offer One Hundred Dollars Decidedly marked down. *3 now Dust, Etc., Uncut Wood, Physicians We use only -A-WEEK EDITION. purchasers. and all (all colors), French Patent Calf, THRICE that *3.50 in lots to suit French Enamel, Viet Kid, etc., reastril for any -case of Catarrh for our regular *4 Shoes, A credit of three months will be given. economical with prices men wear graded to correspond ) Shoes, and *5.50 for the *6 at 1 o'clock, p.ni, on the shoes. ..cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh for *5 Sale to commence W. L. Douglas of ' 156 % H t?, 21st, 1897, when terms they fal and the dis- 18 PACES 1 WEEK. grades. Better values-not in MONDAY,JUNE, Shoes because If dealer cannot supply you, Cure. will be made known by are the best. tressing- ef- . i !1;.,,.s.' .this town. and conditions write 0 & CO., Toledo, 11•2t, A. M. KALBACH. For sale by Drockton, Mass. f-cts of the heat. F. J. CHENEY Shoes It r Ch:ldran too-pr COS very low. june W, L. DOUGLAS, papers CATALGGI'L *(1: It stands first a nimig "weekly" .< I. in axe,frequency of publication and fresh- Straw Hats of contents, We, t! e undersigned, have known JAS. W. TROXELL, PS lass, Val iety and reliability For Men, Wo-nen and Children, It is practically a daily at t-he low ph.' of the last 13 years, 1. J. Cheney for 3 car loada-nany choices-15 SURVEYOR. M3 F. 'a a weekly; and its vast list of subseribers, to evei y tante sud territory of i ci eve 11110 perfectly honorable eta. to *3.50. extending the L'aimi and eirvign cumin-J(8, will , t ail h esi ness_ t l'allSaCli0P,S and Wall Papers. Surveys and Cateulatio Is Care- e Reabeer vomit for the accuracy and faireess af ha PoreBA s O A -um EBLony _ Able to carry o-ut any fully Made. cools the blood, trews colionna, . `Saaliendly Great variety, olso boarders, .etc. sp'endidly illustrated and among i NEATLY EXECUTED. the stotn.- It is made by their firm. Drop us a postal-we'll send sam- PLAT tones its t•jusatil leaturts are a tole lanoor rage, Prices 3 cts. up. 38 years practical experience. a c h , invigorates ( eNitanstive maikut n ports, all 11.e latet-t F.S1' Whejt sale Drug- ples free. Animal l - lee of the body,. fully ttj. f.shOms f ir women ;lel a long eel Severn Theyele is a $010 [Mg.)) Grade When', E 1TS If UAW, MD. ORNER'S living A metican 0. v... set-ries liv the greatest :, Tole.i.o, guaranteed, though our price is $50. FOR satis5ea the thirst. es • • ' A ',DJ Ni.;. Kt NNAN & M A R ljN, ?then yiu're in th • eit,y. A da-lizious,apark.- Slop here '''( 17,11 .'1:11gI/1 iDuiS11.81111:,. 1-N°1.'40111P K Jerome,Stanley also mating l'..,1 DrnggiSl., T4ilei10, 0. Ladies reading awl writing 1 Irig, t:-...alperance ;fr IV eynum, Mary E. Wilkins, Anthony , 1101cSale smoking room, i a nit retiring rooms-men's UNDERTAKING CROPS AND PERMANENT GRASSES. drii.11:: of the high- 1 Ilene, Met Hatte, Brand, r Aialthens, Etc. 11411'8 c.,[al.rh Cure is taken in- 0.11 at your disposal. Bundles checked ALL and PRICE OF THE GOODS. We oat this unequaled newspapeao all come to all its arions branches. I fine lot of WARRANTED IN THE FULL est medicinal value. rnallv, acting directly npou the free-.Car lines In Goods on the Market. t COFFINS, CASKETS, and SUPPLIES Higher in Essential Qualities than any other Made only by Emmitsburg Chronicle, FORMER WAY. The Cherie. E. Mires Co., PhtLa. The oineou_s surfaces of the ACI1E HALL, in stock. Ice CA tkut at d Embalm- EITHER BY ANALYSIS, OR WEIGHT, PREFERABLY THE OEHM'S al,yars WE WILL SELL A • neknee makee 5 gallon. year tbr *1 50. Pree. Calls by ay and nkht prompt- Sold everywhere. ii together one TeziltitiotilaiS stilt free. Balthin.re and 'Fite startidil Crops and Vegetables, subscription price it the ly • a nsw d. en fully, Also Concentrated FERTILIZERS for Quick I The ri gular Cheries Sir: es, It a ittprItcrt eltx pap, rs is $2.00. - • Tac. val. bottle. Sold by all in ii ICI° Send for Circular. JOSHUA HORNER, JR. & CO., two Baltimore, MI. lo STREET, BALTIMORE. may 7 june :5•1y Eden' slu g, . 20 SOUTH CALVERT Alumni Association, W. Kenny, M. D., members of the Del, and Thomas and retained, sculptured eminently fitted for the position, the distinguished visitors present or a Paradise '65, Philadelphia, Pa. Among Belvidere, the Mt. Arts. Rev. Wm. L. O'Hara, acting president, were, Bishop Allen, of Mobile; Rev. P. V. statuary an Apollo Elevo4 gratilloies at Master of Exercises con- The following Closing Kavanagh and Rev. E. J. Lefevre, of St. telegraph, but she has given us the best The Degree of Master of Arts was were put in nomination. Vnimitrsbux1:( this place; Very Rev. in- Mem- unanimous y e « e . -Bishop Allen Joseph's Church, productions of the world—noble, ferred on : George Kim Bigley, officers were - Of St. Euphemia's School. L. O'Hara, the newly elected Presi- L. O'Hara; and Addressed the Wm. heart culture—girls, men St. Mails College. Michael Francis Doordon, President, Rev. William as Second-Class Matter at the of Mobile, Presided of Mt. St. Mary's College; Rev. Dr. tellectual and phis, Tenn,; E at ered Well /tendered dent sun- -Car- Baptist Doyle, Bev. Dominic Brown ; Postoffice. the Scholars -Program I Edward McSweeney and Rev. Dr. John J. and women. May joy, gladness, Ordinations.-Graduating Exercises. Wilmington, Del.; John Vice-President, miaitsburg Awarded to the Successful Rev. H. F. Allen Gni!. Bernard Bradley ; -Premiums Tierney, also of the College; shine and peace, the offspring of a dinal Gibbons, Presided.-Bishop Brooklyn, N. Y.; Francis Patrick Treasurer, Rev. 18, 1897s Students. Pa; Rev. Fr. Students, Faculty and Mc- FRIDAY, -JUNE White, of Germantown, happy life, crown the glowing Said Farewell to Waterbury, Conn.; John Thomas Secretary, Rev. Dr. Edward another of Baltimore; Rev. Fr. Flynn, of most Win. O'Hara Elected foile, Wednesday aftereoon marked Duggan, life of each of Friends.--Bev. Aloysius Stephen Sweeney, and prefect of students. Rev. Del.; Rev. Fr. Geary; Rev. sunset of the welnspent of the College.-Flue Speeches Hill, Louisville, Ky.; very interesting event in the history of St. Wilmington, President Thomas Dr. Allen was Rail Road. Fr. Drake, of West Virginia; Dr. James my cherished children." and Good Music. Maloney, Brooklyn, N. Y.; William L. O'Hara. ilainutsburo. School, of this place. The oc- Brawner, of Em- Y., remain a mem- Euphemia's A. Elder and Dr. J B. Premiums. Joseph McTighe, Bensonhurst, N. unanimously invited to being the annual closing exercises Allen, Bishop of TABLE. casion mitsburg. in Christian Doctrine, Rt. Rev. Edward P. Joseph O'Brien, Wheeling, W ber of the i,oa,d. TIME of the school, and as usual, the large music • Premiums pontifical John trains on occasion Science and Mobile, celebrated solemn Thomas H. Kinsella, The new president, Rev. William L. On and after Sept. 27, 1896, hall—specially decorated for the Wise Men Know English, Mathematics, Va.; Revs. : the parents and First mass at Mt. St. Mary's College on last J. Smith, has been connected with the his road will run as follows ----was crowded with a poor founda- Latin, were awarded as follows: Leavenworth, Kan.; James O'Hara, pupils, some of whom had It is folly to build upon at the same time con- years. He TRAINS smarm friends of the senior class, a gold medal for Christian Sunday, and Philadelphia, Pa.; Michael H. Geary, college for the past nine front a distance to witness the exer- tion, either in architecture or in health. following young daily, except Sun- come awarded to Miss Mary G. ferred orders on the and James A. McHugh was born in Brooklyn,NY d t %stave Emmitsburg, cises, which were of an unusually interest- of sand is insecure, and Doctrine was - Boston Mass. 7.50 and 10.00 a. m. and an A foundation who re- men: Rev. Philip Gallagher, of Coal college in April 1879, and grad- days, at ing nature, and the children who took by narcotics or Stack. Those in the same class Jenkinstown, Pa. ed the p. fit., arriving at Rocky to deaden symptoms James .1. Farrell, of 2.33 and 4.50 active part in rendering the excellently premiums for excellence in dale, Pa. ; Rev. Bachelor of Arts. uated in the class of '83. Ile received at 8.20 and 10.30 a. m. themselves nerve compounds is equally dangerous ceivesi Thomas Ridge selected programme, acquitted English, Mathe- Central Falls, R. I., and Rev. The degree of Bachelor of arts was the degree of master of arts in 18Ki, and 3.25 and 5.20 p. m. of their instructors, The true way to build Christian Doctrine, in a manner worthy and deceptive. Misses Cassidy, of Providence, R. I., were on : Aloysius Henry Bleis- finishing his theological. TRAINS NORTH. Sisters in charge of the school blood pure, matics, Science and Latin were conferred and after and the up health is to make your priests for the Dioceses of Thomas Joseph priesthood' daily, except Sun- have every reason to feel proud of the good Mary G. Stack, Elizabeth Welty, ordained stein, Lebanon, Pa.; stu lies was ordained to the ave Rocky Ridge, nourishing by taking Hood's a. m. made by their pupils,evincing the rich and Annie Philadelphia, Boston and Mobile, re- New York City ; Michael his ordination he was days, at 8.26 and 10.40 showing Katherine Curtin, Lelia Hemley, Corbett, I in 1887. After p. m., arriving at fact that their efforts during the past year Sarsaparilla, Messrs. Joseph Wright and Fayetteville, Ark.; and 3.31 and 6.34 Donahue, Francis Clarke, Louise Bur. spectively. Joseph Enright, connected with St. Charles Borromeo's 8.56 and 11.10 a. have been attended with success. Diocese, received La; insturitsbure at history of St. Deppen, Maria Madero, John Kelly, of Mobile James Gibbons, New Orleans, Church, in Brooklyn, until October '88, 7.04 p. m. For the first time in the Pills act easily and promptly guieres, Mary of m. and 4.01 and closiug exercises Hood's Deppen, minor orders, and Mr. John T. Hill, Kelly, Pittsburg, Pa.; to Mt. St. Mary's Pres't. Eupheinia's School, the Cure eick Margaret McDonnald, Augusta John Clement when he returned JAMES A. ELDER, over by a Bishop, in the per- on the liver and bowels. tonsure. The college choir Waterbury, he were presided Crescentia Kaier, Susan B. Young. Louisville, William Edward Kennedy, College as a professor. Since then son of Rt. Rev. Edw. P. Allen, who was re- headache. mass. Bishop Allen •-• are section first class—Misses rendered a special Conn.; Michael Peter Kirby, Fall River has taught Latin, Greek, Philosophy,, to the want of space we cently elevated to the Bishopric of Mobile. Second Owtms in- Dr. Allen Newark, 0., says, Fogarty, Clara was assisted by the following: Assistant Edward Kitrick, Wilkes- and Sacred Scripture. to publish this week a very This is also the first time that W. B. JOHNSON, Nellie Stewart, Mary Mass.; Malachi Church History unable Fair- presiding at the Cure saved my Rev. Edward F. X. Mc Malloy, Wil- of teresting article from our regular has had the pleasure of "One Minute Cough Matthews, Bertha De Lone, Mary Red- priest, Very barre, Pa.; John Foley At present he is filling the chairs well as several exercises of a school since child from dying by croup." It ; deacon, Very Rev. id correspondent, as commencement only Mary Kalbach, Josephine Welty, Sweeney, S. T. D. mington, Del.; Michael John McGuirk, anti Moral ifleomogy. lie which will appear been consecrated Bishop. has saved thouatands of others suffering ding, __l)nysmcS 'Aber articles, all of he has Madero, M. J. John J. Tierney, D. D.; sub-deacon, N. J.; Leo Anthony McTighe, from 1889 to 1892 and in of the CHRONICLE. The exercises began promptly al three from croup, pneumonia, bronchitis and Mary Skinner, R. Paterson, was treasurer in next week's issue A. Coad, A. M.; master of Honoris Cause J. — o'clock. The pupils entered the hall dur- other serious throat and lung troubles, Byrne, J. Pickrell, F. Seaforth, E. Mc- Rev. Peter Bensonhtust, N.Y. And 1893 he succeeded Rev. Dr. Jno. March A. M.; the Methodist Church ing the rendition of the Entrance Geo. W. Ogle & Son. Reardon, M. Connaughton. ceremonies, Rev. B. J. Bradley, on James S. Downs, Baltimore, Md. as vice-president, which SERVICE in in- by Misses Conomy, E. Tierney, night at 7:30 o'clock, from (Ionia, performed on pianos M. Ryder, master of ceremonies, Mr. in accounts held. next Sunday This was follow- Third Senior class—Misses assistant A certificate of proficiency positionshe has since afternoon. M. Tyson and A. Keine ; acolytes, Messrs. T. stead of "Welcome to His F. Alexander, L. Dyer, E. McManus, John A. Gallagher was awarded to Albert H. Bertalott, Among those in attendance from a• eel ed by an appropriate Graduate. ; Ernie and soda Allen," which consisted of Ladies R. Rabily,(section,) J. Blanch,(section.) F. Howard and James McCafferty Pa.; Ernest de La Guardia, distance may be mentioned, this r'ON'T forget the ice cream Grace, Bishop J. Pittsburg, Rev, Edw. E. Zim- by Miss Fannie Hoke, and at St. Joseph's First intermediate class,—Misses Mr. Aloysius Malone ; W. nem*, Cardinal Gibbons, Rt. Saturday evening at an address read Commencement Exercises mitre-bearer, Panama, Republic of Columbia; V. D. -every. j 18-3ts. by the school; at the conclusion Gibbons Presided Wells, M. F. Brannen, G. F. Green, Cotter ; P. Allen, Bishop of Mobile; A. MERMAN & CO's. with chorus Academy.-Cardinal crosier-bearer, Mr. John 0. McDonough, Savannah, Ga., Pa.; . of which the address was presented to an Address.-Medals and S. Bowman, M. Kerrissey. Clement Watterson, LL. of Pittsburg, was a and Delivered class,—Misses book and candle-bearer, Messrs. Edward Guadeloupe, West Indies. D.,Lancaster, Pa.; Mr: As- Bishop Allen. The next selection ma Awarded.-Programme Well Second intermediate Julels Tuder, Dr. A N. Kalbach, Frederick Key Monument chorus, entitled Premnin S. Myhre II. and John C. Connolly ; were New Orleans, La.;: TIIE very pleasing school Reudere•I.-Al amain Association Organ- K. Conway, E. Kenny, F. Saunders The honors of the College John T. Gibbons, the "Star Spangled Holiday." Fifteeen G. Walker. James McGovern, Lancaster, Pan; sociation sang "Come Join in Our ized.-Fine Work of Art,:Ete. McLaughlin, minister de greniiali, Mr. to the following students : Mr. John on Monday. girls then recitated "Soloman course in Christian Doctrine awarded Thos. J. MeTighe, 1..L. D., New York Banner" at the Key grave intermediate commence- Special O'Brien ; minister de baldistorio, Mr. the Bees" to the delight of the audi- The eighty-eighth annual and English—Misses K. Mahony, E. Collegiate Department. City ; Dr. Thos. W. Kenny, '65, Phila- and a ; thurifer, Mr. P. J. a Frostburg Merchant, ence. "Ventre a Terre," (Koltcalski,) ment exercises of St. Joseph's Academy McGee, V. Russ, M. Horan. John J. McCloskey Class—Gold medal to Michael delphia, Pa.; John A. Wughan, and W. H. EVANS, rendered premi- Senior ; Rev. M. Monday. musical selection, was admirably Wednesday morning. His Stenography and typewriting Duncan. Junior John Kelley, Pittsburg, Pa aged 55, died f apoplexy Hoke and were held Marga- P. Kirby, Fall River, Mass.; ; Rev. M. X. on the piano by Misses Sallie ums—Misses Ave M. Kalbach, The commencement exercises proper J. Walsh, Glyudon, Md native of Wales. came the "Little Eminence, Cardinal Gibbons, presiding. and Pauline class—gold medal to John H. Melchior, Thos. J. Me- Ile was a May Kerrigan. Then ret McDonald, Anna Jones morning. The Fallon, Wilmington, Del.; - - which was performed The appearance of this world re- took place Tuesday Pa.; Sophomore class— '95, Catholic University, worst kind Bonnie Brownies," Seaforth. Middletown, Tighe, Jr., NOT only piles of the very by the Juvenile Class; next has been greatly music and languages classic buildings of the "Old Mountain," D. C.; Rev. M. II. Geary,. Witch Hazel to perfection nowned institution Premiums in gold medal to Thomas J. McGourty, Wasbington, can be cured by DeWitt's boys, with drums, swords sixty-two young ladies. a brighter, prettier and Mass.; Francis P. Guilfoile, burns, bruises, the intermediate changed since last year's closing exer- were awarded to never presented Pa ; Freshman class—gold Boston, Salve, but ecznia, scalds, reel sashes, nobly acquitted themselves than they Wilkesbarre, University; John J. Dellon, skin troubles and The much so, that probably Ornamental Dcpartnaent. more inviting appearance Isler, Mt. St. Catholic boils, ulcers and all other in the role of "Playing Soldiers." cises, and so medal to Charles W. Brooklyn, N. Y.; Rev. John N. Codori, by the same to in painting, drawing, did on that typical June morning. can be instantly relieved song, "All is Gladness," was well render- those who have been regular visitors Premiums Mary's, Md. Lewistown, Pa ; Rev. L. Aug. Rendter, W. Ogle & Son. the "Joys of plain sewing and ornamental needle- friends of the young F. remedy. Geo. ed by the senior girls, and their alma maser for many years did Parents and was given to Leo '88, New Freedom, Pa.; Dr George selection well work were awarded as follows : A gold as Honorable mention - Spring" was another musical first the old time- of students began to arrive as early for Tate, Altoona, Pa.; Rev. C 0. Rosen offered for piano by Misses B. Tyson, not recognize at medal for china painting, the gift A. McTighe, Bensonhurst, N. Y., '80,. A REW.kED of $50 has been executed on the Mass., was preceding commencement steel, Rockville, Rev. D. J. Flynn, to and L. Ott. This was follow- honored institution. This great change Mrs. '1'. Galvin, Brookline, Saturday exceedingly close competition for the G. Cassidy, '86,. arrest of the person who set fire S. Sweeney McConomy. the appointed Wilmington, Del.; H. the the recitation—'Painter of Seville," brought about by the improve- awarded to Miss Elizabeth day, and long before class ; to N. J. Wm. R. Tiers, '82, Mrs. C. T. Young, near ed by has been sewing, the gift medal of the Senior Philadelphia, Pit.; the residence of by the First Senior Class, and the song, on the avenue A gold medal for plain hour for the exercises to begin, the Pa.; Richard M. Reilly, county, ments now being made Blanchard, class of '96, Steffy, McSherrystown, Pa, for close Philadelphia, Cedar Grove, in Montgomery "Merry School Home," was also a good of Miss Stella Hall was crowded with Pa.; H. N. Wilson, Ha- leading to the buildings. The old mas- to Miss Augusta Deppen ; spacious Music for the medal of the Junior '80, Lancaster, selection. "America's Guest—Liberty," was awarded atten- competition ; Rev. Timothy O'Leary, last week. they were either side of the avenue merit, Miss Mary Deppen, an appreciated audience—the N. Y., gerstown by the Senior boys showed that sive trees on next in class ; to B. J. Mahoney, Albany, Conewago Chapel, Pa.• Rev. Wm. J. - the top of their old flag Painting—first premiums were dance being much larger than for sever- —It is ft terrible filled with patriotism from have been removed, and the prize. for close competition for the medal of LL. D., Brooklyn,' N. Y.; Rev. J. TERRIBLE ACCIDENT their feet. Oberon, awarded to Misses S. B. Young, II. or scalded ; but heads to the soles of on the walk-ways are no more to al years. A. Maloney, C. M., Mt. Hope, Md.; accident to be burned was well executed on the piano stones Villareal, B. DeLone, L. Burguieres. the Sophomore class. and agony and the frightful Fantasie, have found a resting Misses R. The hall was tastefully decorated Rev. II. F. White, C. 11I., Germantown, the pain by Misses A. Kelm and A. Baker. At the be seen. They Drawing—first premiums to Preparatory Department. St. Joseph's can be quickly overcome M. Madero. white, yellow and blue bunt- Pa.; formerly pastor of disee,urements conclusion of this selection the honors of place in a more secluded spot on the Matthew, H. Villareal, with red, class—gold medal to Walter J. Rev. P. V. Kava- leaving a scar by using DeWitt's M. On the First Church in this place ; without school were awarded to the most deserving grounds. The walks leading Embroidery, first premium—Misses ing, and ferns and flowers. C. Second E. J. Lefevre, C. Hazel Salve. Geo, W. Ogle was Academy M. Redding, K. Tharp, Washington, D. nagh, C. M., and Rev. Witch pupils, after which the programme being made Fogarty, F. Bishop, in the rear of the speaker's stand W. E. Burke and C. SOIL to This Hap- to the institution are now Sewing premium of wall class—gold medal to J. Herbert Prod- M., Emmitsburg; continued as follows: "Hail Mehony. Plain one of His Taneytown, Md.- John W. chorus; Recitation— the most modern pavement material, Miss M. Byrne, F. Clarke, were two large pictures, La. Third class— A. Elliot, in Cal- py Hour," solo and of distinction to hornme, Starlight, Philadelphia, Pa.;' Rev. F. EXTENSIVE damage was done by Miss 14. Kerrigan shade trees have Stewart, E. McConomy, Eminence, and the other of Bishop Oakland, McFadden, 'Silver and Blue," and young and prettier A. Jones, N. silver medal to John B. Fay, Duggan, Baltimore; Mr. Vernon H. Sunday evening by a wind by senior girls, and Hymn to Misses M. Kalbrich, C. had so well and so faithfully P. vertspunty with expression taken the place of those which sup- first premium Allen, who Brown, Baltimore; Rev. Henry J. blew down trees "All for Jesus,' sclics I chorus, Inought to Mathews, A. Stewart, B. DeLone, C. president for Md, Uni- and hail storm, which for more that three fourths served the college as its given F. A. Shandelle, S. J., Georgetown a close a programme well rendered. plied shade Jenkins, E. Deppen, M. Redding, E. Honorable mention was Mont- and fences and blockaded the roads. about twelve years, and the Stars and versity ; John C. O'Connell, Bishop Allen addressed a few well chosen ef II century. Reardon, P. Seaforth. O'Brien, Wheeling, W. Va.; for very New Castle, sa ws killed. them a pleasing back ground gomery, Ala.; Jas. Igoe, Maels potiltsy words to the scholars, thanking The old distribution hall of the acad- Academic Honors. Stripes formed for the medal of the and A. Madero, Mexi- they had present close competitic,n Pa.; G. Olivares for the beautiful address with parents, testimony of having passed honor- for these two pictures. Dixon, Con- Cashman and C. Edward RI'la words of praise emy was crowded In second class, and to J. L. co; Wm. E. 'SRN!) to as ler viint ed to him and gave them lady ably through the graduating class, a the rendition of the Entrance Boston ; Rev. Henry C. • double marking out to them relatives and friends of the young During Pa., for close competition Cashman, selling oceans of them—Taffeta, and encouragement, gold medal and diploma were awarded was rendered nellsville, Blissville, L. I.; Rev. Theo. at prices fan lead them to success And the programme render- March—"Aida," which third class. Jordan, faced wines, meirem &m , the road that would students. Miss Pauline Flannery, Laurel, for the medal of the Taneytown. astonishing— and make them honored and to: by the Orchestra, under the proficient Mead, they are positively in this life ed was of an unusually intereatiins Ad.; Miss Loretta Flannery, Baltimore; Minim Department. G. W. WEAVER & SON'S, respected citizens. LaneaSter, Pa.; leadership of Prof, Frederick W. Isles, medal to Ignatius no trash. by Rev. H. nature, Red every part of which was Miss Ave M. Kalbach, First class—gold Gettysburg, Pa. Bishop Allen was followed Schans, Buffalo, N. Y.; Wm. L. O'Hara, Second KEEP them out—all those germs, the Germantown, Pa., by the young actors in the Miss Agnes M. acting president, Rev. W. Cox, Washington, D. C. F. White, C. M., of performed Ferguson, Charleston, S. C.; and that are trying day a well. of St. Joseph's Church, man- Miss Sarah His Eminence, Cardinal Gibbons, medal to Henry L. Troxell, seeds of disease, CHARLES W. E. Tersrv, colored formerly pastor most pleasing and satisfactorily Mathews, Philadelphia, Pa.; class—gold in your who was more than glad to Miss Rose Edward P. Allen, Bishop of class—gold and night to get a foothold republican worker, of this place, ner, reflecting great credit upon them- Letitia Mullen, Shamokin, Pa.; Rt. Rev. Mt. St. Mary's, Md. Third know n Hagerstown on this happy occasion. He Miss followed by You can't do it, unless your position in the be present Sister in charge of the Miss Hertnelincla Villareal, Monterey Mobile, entered the hall, medal to Carroll F. Campbell, Balti- system. oes been appointed to a an exceedingly high tribute to the selves arid the paid Mexico ; Miss Henrietta Redmond, San members of the faculty. liver is active. Department at Washinston. worth of the school and the citizens of institution. G. the more, MI 7rreosory town Francisco, Cal., and Miss Lucie occupied seats on John The very best medicine for the liver studying law at Howard Emnatsburg in general, and said this the melodious strains of the En- Among those who Honorable mention was given lie had been people To O'Connell, Montgomery, Alabama. is Dr. Pierce's Golden and community contained the beat by Misses M. graduates the rostrum with the Cardinal, Bishop Richmond, Va., for close and the blood, University, at Washington. between the trance March, performed Medals were awarded to the J. Neenan, you're -- in America His comparison in the follow- were Rev. Edward of the first Medical Discovery. Take it when and Emmitsburg, Dolmen, F. Burguierm L. Flannery, S. for distinguished success and Father O'Hara, competition for the medal Commit has announc- people of Philadelphia : Miss L. Flannery, gold B. J. Bradley, getting thin, or have pimples or erup- SUPERINTE 'DENT religiously and politically, was Young, N. Stewart, C. Kenny, on pianos; ing branches McSweeny, S. T. D., Rev. class Academy morally, for Church History—the gift of you've no appetite and feel ed to the cadets at the Naval greatly in favor of the latter place, which L. Burguiers, harps; medal Rev. Dr. Tierney, Prof Chas. H. Jour- Special Medals. tions, when MisesaiL. O'Connell, Very Rev. R. A. Lennon, C. M., and a warning signals) that hazing will not be tolera- brousht faith around of almost deafening ; Lagarde, Dr. James McMurdie medal for Philosophy, "run-down" (these are Annapalis, in Em- Misses A. Schisms P. Flannery, Organs gold medal for General History—the dan, Prof. Ernest The Long and the President applause. Father White's interest J. Ryan and Peter Walsh, Boston, --and you'll save yourself from serious ted. Secretary during his Misses R. McManus, P. Seaforth, J. gift of the class of '94. A. Mitchell, Prof. E. the gift of Rev. hazing will initsburg has not lessened medal Mc- have informed that before years, but rather has in- ; Miss K. Curtin, To Miss P. Flannery, a gold other members of the faculty. Mass , was awarded to Michael illness. absence of four Blanche, mandolins gift of Hon. F. J. overlooked whole clasees will be H. Red- for mathematics—the came the graduates wearing Paterson, N. J. Honorable be creased. mandula ; Misses F. Seaforth, N. Y. Miss H. Villa- Then Quirk, blood with sassafras Rev. P. V. Kavanagh, C. M., pastor of Molloy, of Troy, -boards. They competition for this DON'T tli ill your d ism issed. mond, guitars, the students entered the honorable mention for black gowns and mortar mention for close blue-mase ; but aid - - St. Joseplini Church, also made a few ap- real received Gibbons, or poison it with seats facing the large close competition for this medal. occupied seats in front of the platform. medal was given to James by using DeWitts's Little Early Pice of balance of novelty dress propriate remarks. hall and took very Nature of award To Miss A. Schaus, a gold medal for speaker was James Gibbons, Orleans, La. Risers, the famous little pills for con- goods cut one fourth. Great variety Gold mededa ancl premiums were nudience, C. A. The first New composition—the gift of Mr. subject was Medal, the gift of Thos. stipation, biliousness anti stomach and- goods suitable for separate skirts, cd fra follows: by the reading of of New Orleans, La., whose The Electric & This was followed Grasselli, Cleveland, Ohio. N. liver troubles. They are purely vege- nicycle suite, &c., at G. W. WEAVER Gold medal presented by Rev. E. J. Le- gold medal "Mental Evolution." This young man J. McTighe, Ph. D., Bensonhurst, in Christian a beautiful "Greeting To Our Cardinal," To Miss A. M. Kalbach, a table. Geo. W. Ogle ft Son. t:;tiN'S, Gettysburg. fevre for highest percentage gift :of Dr. James A. nephew of Cardinal Gibbons, Y., was awarded to Martin J. Steffy, awarded to Miss May Ker the blessing of His Eminence for science,—the is a Doctrine was in which Emmitsburg, Md. one of an un- Pa. Honorable men- because the For having attained, equally, the the conclusion of Mitchell, of which made the occasion McSherrystown, and shoe sales at Oehm's DON'T neglect ft cough rigan. was solicited, and at medals for distinguished suc- for this MEN'S suit ; before the next next highest percentage on the same sub- Silver usually interesting nature to His Emi- tion for very close competition Hall, Baltimore, will save you weather is pleasent the reading of the greeting, the Cardinal in the respective English classes Acme rolls around it may develop into ject, premiums were awarded to Misses cess this address the Orchestra was given to John H. Melchior, many dollars; are truly worthy goods. storm his blessing upon the student. were awarded as follows : First senior nence. After medal seetous difficulty beyond repair. One Alice Baker and Genevieve Tyson. bestowed ; entitled, "Pre- and Alexander T. by Rev. J. A. the vocal class to Miss Mary G. Stack, Baltimore rendered an overture Middletown, Pa, nIinute Cough Cure is easy to take and Gold medal presented The next selection was by Ellen and department, for the section of first vittsa. to Miss "Will Government by the Stewart, Baltimore. SICK headache can be quickly will do what its name implies. Geo. Maloney, to the girls class,"Tis The Festal Hour," Wallace; OW, ciosa." those in mathematics and Stewart, Baltimore; second senior ?" was the subject of the gift of Rev. Thomas completely overcome by using W. Ogle & Son. highest percentage solo, Miss Female Endure Prize medal, "DeWitt's was awarded to Miss Gert- "The Nymphs' Revel"—harp to Miss Annie Stewart, Baltimore. was Pa., for the famous little pills known as composition, A. McTighe's address, which S. McCarty, Philadelphia, W. Ogle & Fatal Stabbing. rude Lawrence. For having attained, L. O'Connell ; vocal solo—"Stella," An Alumni Association. Leo Little Early Risers." Geo. Probably Prayer and Chorus— essay in the Senior English Class equally, the next highest average; premi- Miss L. Mullen, after which premiums in During the afternoon- an alumni followed by best Son. Peter Hull, of Millstone, Washington May Kerri- officers Gill, Glee British Catholic Poets," was ums were awarded to Misses C:asses, Music, Languages, association was organized and "Magic Flute," by James J, On "The badly wounded Saturday the English Mrs. A. McGuirk, Pater- county, was gan and Alice Baker. were elected RS follows : President, Club and Orchestra. Speech—"The awarded to Michael J. DIED. from a picnic medal presented by Mrs. James Art and Ornamental Department Pa , class of night while returning Gold M. Kalbach, Lancaster, Poets," Michael P. Kirby ; N. J. Honorable mention was other Coleman, of Washington, D. C., to the awarded. The musical part of the Mrs. White, of American son, June 12, 1897, at the during an altercation with three '71 ; vice-president, Mass—"Gloria," J. Corbett for very close WELTY —On boys' department, for the highest percen- was then continued as follows: class of '57; and corres- Selection from Twelfth given to Thos. parents, near Rocky Ridge, men. Hull was stabbed three was programe Philadelphia, E. Kennedy home of its young tige in mathematics and composition, accom- ponding secretary, Miss Stella McBride, was then rendered in a very pleasing competition, and to Wm. short illness of ssasms, Roy the heart and Nussear. Cantata—"Our Nation's Song," after a times in the region of awarded to Master Maurice of Emmitsburg. the Orchestra. Speech— Leo A. nIcTighe for close compe- son of Mr. and Mrs. J. I. H. the next highest per panists, pianos, harps, organs; Physical the manner by and Melvile, abdomen, and is said to be at the point For having attained One of the principal features of of Art," Welty, aged one year and 11 days. The was awarded to Master by advanced class ; of the "The Italians, the Masters tition for this medal. Rocky His injuries are so great that centage, premium Culture Exercise% day was the exhibition of some Michael funeral services were held at of death. Welty. Windsor, It was perhaps William E. Kennedy ; March—"Tann- Prize medal, the gift of Rev. Rev. Geo. the slashing.. Frederick Die Lustigen Weiber Von work of the students. Ridge Monday afternoon. his bowels protruded after Gold Roll of Honor medal presented by of the kind in Wilmerdiug, Pa., for the best officiated. Instrumental Quartet, Vocal Solo, by the largest exhibition hauser," Orchestra. Ward, 1Vhitrnore, of Thnrmont, Several doctors are constantly attending Miss Mary Egan, was drawn for by the of the old academy, and( Junior English Class on an ; Coronation ; Selection the history was followed by recess, during essay in the Weller, Louis Weller and following pupils, for having attained Miss A. Schaus never better in point of excellence. This Bernard W. hint. Isaac or in attend- by was lunch was "Ruskin," was awarded to arrested and average of 90 per cent, over, from N. P. Willis, (Recitation), The paintings and drawings, especially which time a substantial Norman Mann have been and scholarship, every Charleston, S. C. Honorable ance, deportment Miss L. Mullen ; Fleurs D'Ete, instru- those on pottery and porcelain, were served to the students and guests. Fleming, charged with the cutting. month of the scholastic year: Misses the exhibits of for close competition was - selection, on piano, harp, organs, works of art, while After the recess the exercises were mention Gertrude Lawrence, Genevieve Tyson and mental stenography and needle- Kenna, Charleston, W. who Modern Beauty Genevieve and guitars; Lost penmanship, as follows : Overture— given to Ed. B. Master Frederick Welty. Miss mandolins, mandola all found favor in the eyes of the continued contestant for Hon- work ; Conferring Va. Thrives on good food and sunshine, Tyson was the successful Chord, by vocal class ; Academic visitors. "America," by Orchestra air. the medal Roll of Honor certificates by L. Hoke, "Utha,"— Prize Medal, presented by Richard ith plenty of exercise in the open ors ; Farewell to St. Joseph's, words The ushers, Messrs. Jacob of Degrees ; Quartette from Pa., in were awarded to each of the above pupils. and Joseph V. Tyson, J. M. Riley, A. Si., Lancaster, lier form glows with health and her presented Miss Ave Kalbach, of Lancaster, Pa. F. A. Adelsberger "The Warrior's Rest," by John Wm. H. Riley, Silver Roll of Honor medal, special mention for the excel- memory of his mother, its beauty. If her for having attained Address by the Cardinal, deserve Joseph P. Kennedy, William in the Sophomore face blooms with by Mrs. Laura Dwen, manner in whichthey handled the Hurley, for the best essay of a of 90 per cent. or over, in at- had been lent J. Gill ; Vale- Crowford," was system needs the cleansing action an average After the academic honors large crowd. R. Houghton and James class on "Marion deportment and scholarship was to James J. Kearney, Brook- laxative remedy, she uses the gentle tendance, conferred, Cardinal Gibbons made an The want of space forbids the men- dictory, John C. Kelly, Pittsburg, Pa.; awarded drawn by Miss Fannie Hoke. the large num- lyn, N. Y. Honorable mention was Syrup of Figs. Made by presented the graduates. lie said in tioning of the names of Pretty Mountain Maid," very and pleasant Silver Roll of Honor Medal, address to visitors who graced Idyll—"The given to Bernard J. Maloney for Company. class, ber of distinguish --"Faust," Glee James H. Gil- the California Fig Syrup by Miss Mary Eean, to intermediate part : with their presents. Orchestra; Chorus close competition, and to the following pupils: the occasion for close was drawn for by "In the memorable year of 1876, the Club; Caprice Heroicine—"The Awak- more and James P. Hughes KALBACII will have a wood Kretzer and Bernadette medal. Da. A. M. Misses Augusta year, I had the happiness Wnesr ;o-trien .t.iri;---afilicted with the Lion," Orchestra. competition for this of Miss Augusta Kretzer was suc- Centennial ening of H. McGraw memorial and lumber sale on the premises Florence. in this nervousness, irritability, nervous pros- was deliver- The Joseph cessful in drawing the medal. of listening to the national airs The address to graduates mathematics was awarded to Edward J. Koons, in New Mid way Dis- V. tration or exhaustion and sleeplessness, medal for • Premiums presented by Rev. P. hall. The music still rings in my ears. of the ed by Cardinal Gibbons, who dwelt B. W. Gardiner, Baltimore, Md. county, on Monday attendance at in nine cases out of ten the source John Comes trict, Frederick Kavanagh for punctual voices that today voice the irregular i- upon the dignity of man. mention for close compe- Gladness column. drawn for by the I admire the trouble is some displacement, principally [honorable better understanding of the June 21. See adv. in another Sunday School, were sweet- of the distinctly mission which tition for this medal was given to John a : same stirring strains with equal ty or derangement Ile spoke of the noble nature of the many phys- following pupils Dr. Pierce's Favorite H. Melchior and Martin J. Steffy. Wv v transient ef- Water Compay Directors. girls—Misses Mary Stouter, I did twenty-one years ago. feminine organs. the honest, industrious young award- ills, which vanish before proper Senior class, ness as cures permanently such awaits The medal for chemistry was ical Sweeney, Genevieve Tyson, Sallie is as strong to- Prescription if he be a man of Albany, N. forts—gentle efforts—pleasantefforts— At a meeting of the stock holders of Stella The patriotic sentiment as well as that distressing internal man, and particular ed to Bernard J. Mahoney, is comfort in held Hoke, Fannie Hoke. Prize drawn by cases one for very close rightly directed. There the Elton itsburg \Vater Company, day as it was then, and, though wives discharge from the mucous m ens brance, religious conviction and principle, Y. Honorable mention that so many forms of Annan, Horn. Miss Mary Stouter. of for this medal was given to the knowledge, • at the Banking House of Nussear, daughters must keep from the arena inflammation and ulceration. One who follows the guidance of conscience competition are not due to any actual dis- June 7, the follow- Senior class, boys—Maurice and Pierce's J. McGourty, Wilkesbarre, Pa , sickness er & Co., on Monday, Kerrigan, Allen the dust of the contact the principal uses of Dr. He also paid Thomas but simply to a constipated condi- directors: Messrs. L Cleveland Hoke, Edward of politics, lest preparation rather than expediency. James P. Hughes, Tarrytown, N. ease, ing were elected Welty, Edgar Pennell. fem- Favorite Prescription is the and tion of the system, which the pleasant 0. A. Horner. J. Thos. Seabold, Frederick tarnish the shining luster of their for the time of an excellent tribute to the character Y. Figs. prompt- Si. Motters drawn by Edward Kerrigan. of prospective mothers family laxative, Syrup of E. R. Zimmerman, I. S. Prize delicacy, still we venture to assert that comes when a worth of Bishop Allen, who occu• The Watterson Medal for excellence is why it is the only Gelwicks, Intermediate class---Ambrose Safer, inine trial and danger and D. 1Vat- ly removes. That Annan, E. le Rowe, C. D. Eichelber- of no father, brother is born. Tile "Prescription" is the stand: in elocution, the gift of A. V. millionsof families, and is Francis Pennell, Rose Favorite, Vincent that in the heart child pied with him a seat on Pa., was remedy with rzer. Pen- coun- strengthening and invigorating and terson, LL. D., Pittsburg esteemed so highly by all Stouter. Prize drawn by Francis or patriot does the fire of love of At the conclusion of time Cardinal's J. Steffy, '98, Mc- everywhere lessens pain and danger. It insures the awarded to Martin who value good health. Its beneAcial Tossed on the foaming Billows nell. try, second only to the love of our perfect health remarks, Bishop Allen addressed the Pa. fact, that it is the primary department the prize was perfect well-being and the Sli errystown, effects are flue to the if you cross the In brightly than in the Every wo- of the students obtained promotes internal You nn, y cover have been, but Annie Felix. Creator, glow more of both mother and child. students, speaking feelingly The following one remedy which no matter how smooth the water ex- drawn by before preliminary contest in debilitating the Aflaucic. a class the prize for attend- hearts of the Catholic young ladies man should know these things relations which at all times places hi the cleanliness without panse, Without sea sickness you are—well, In the primary noble pleasant permitted to com- It ifs therefore all. Old tars who have was drawn by and she really needs to know them. There elocution, and were organs on which it acts. lucky voyager, that is ance, conduct and lessons, of our great republic. Charity existed between himself, the faculty, the final contest: get its berm- /merit their lives on the ocean waves, who were are many things in Dr. Pierce's Com- pete for the medal in all important, in order to their "sea legs Roselle Harting. is the watch- the neighbor- E. Bennett, you pur- almost born, so to speak, with class a premium was Christian education—such mon Sense Medical Adviser, that every students and people of James Banahan, William tkial effects, to note when now and then froM sea sickness in Section of primary Levert, genuine arti- on," surfer tour- being a which has given to our hotnes to know. This celebrated He stated that today he would Edward B. Kenna, Lawrence chase, that you have the very tempestuous weather. Sea captains, awarded to Miss Lilian Feltner for word woman ought hood. the Orli- and yatchsmen • say would a sale of 680,000 copies John J. McEvoy, James McGillin, cle, which is manufactured by ists. commercial travelers very good girl. angles of earth. Many a home work has reached finally sever his official connection soicl by that there is no liner safeguard against nausea to the The expense of produc- Sterling K. Nett and Martin J. Steffy. fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and Bitters, and it bas Premiums in music were awarded many a lamp of faith at $1.50 each. and that his successor than Hostetter's Stomach be made desolate, been covered, 500,000 with the College, The Now President. all reputable druggists. equally reliable as a preventive by invalids following pupils: Misses Annie Kelm, by the tion having thus health, been and who burn but dimly, if not fed away. A the presidency would be chosen, and If in the enjoyment of good who travel by steamIxLit and railroad, Alice Baker, Sarah Hoke May Kerrigan would copies are now being given to the commencement exercises a or ,uffer as much in those conyeyances of mothers and any address on generous con- After anti the system is regular, laxatives sometimes Bilious- Stella Sweeney, Sarah McGrath, Lena Ott, oil of the devoted lives copy will be sent to he asked that the same Mt. St. TI as ocean travelers do in slearnships. impress (21) one-cent meeting of the corportation of other reuredios ftro then not needed. constipation, sick headache and disorders Beatrice Tyson, Bernadette Florence. daughters. I would like to receipt of twenty-one sideration, which he had received, be disease, one ness, climatic in- cost of mailing only. College vras held for the purpose afflicted with any actual of tlw stomach ea used by oppressive The report -cards containing the results young ladies that they stamps to cover Mary's the most skillful fluences er unwholesome or unaccustomed food will he given upon all these Dispensary Medical given his successor. the college. may be commended to Bitters speedily. of the annual examinations Address, World's of electing efficers of of a laxative, •n• Water. always yield to the to accomplish. True, Degrees Conferred. physicians, lint if in need rheumatic, when the school will close. have a mission Association, Buffalo, N. Y. This popular medicine also remedies, next Friday, says was con- Car-ailed Gibbons presided. Bishop one should have the best, and with tbe nervous disorders, and the infirm- the promotion cards for not to preach, for St. Paul The degree of Doctor of Law IIHney an At the same time you have who was the president well-informed everywhere, Syrup ol ities incident to increasing years. be given to deserving not he head in SPECIAL offering of wash fabrics at G. on Rev. Daniel E. Hudson, C. S. Allen, of Mobile, the next term will the voice of woman must ferred Figs stands highest and is most lamely lk Sun's, Gettysburg, Pa., his recent consecration was t°'- Farmers. pupils. ; but, oh, what can you not W. Weaver C., University of Notre Dame, Ind.; before gent ft satisfac tion. Attention L. Hoke,Joseph V. Tyson, the church day—come in to see us—see several prominent used andgivesmost Clover Syrup is the best in the Messrs. Jacob Maistre tells us wornau haa not on circus J. Flynn, '80, Wilmington, cut. The names of Sweet Adelsberger, J. M. Kerrigan and do ! De morning parade from our windows. Rev. Denis Buy no ()they. Sold by 1'. G. F. A. us an Aeneid or 'Paradise Lost,' the world. McCarren acted ete ushers. given F. NO, apcil 23-tf Clarence TORPEDO MINES. PRESIDENTIAL FADS. !NAUGURATION DAY. To Make an Oyster Cocktail. ESTA 13-LISHED 1879. Western Maryland Railroad oyster cocktail is made by putting 4.• ,. a An ,.1ijtt I t Sundays and CON NECTI WITII A •Dendly Perim That Is Used In Modern Our National Executives Have All Had When It Wilt Full Upon into a glass half a dozen tiny little oys- What Then Happens. Harbor Defenses. Their Hobbles. ters, to which add a few drops of tabas- P. it It That Shippensburg and Gettysburg; Nor. 1 1897, folk ,t Western It. R. at Hagerstown; hi. EUILAV.- JUNE Modern barter defense are described Every president since the time of From the year 1917 to the year 2085 pinch of salt, a teaspoonful of & co, a 0. Railroad at Hagerstown and Cherry in Lt. .1.icho1as by Charles Rawson Washington has had some particular pet inauguration day will fall on Suaday worcestershire sauce, a teaspoonful of • Run; Penna. R. R. Si, Brueeville Hanover ; W. & B., N. C: IURCH DELLS. Thurston. He writes: amusement every 28 years, but in changing, from tomato ketchup and a tablepsoonful of C. and /3. & P. Railroads at Uttion Sta- The torpedo mines are operated from As every one knows, George Washing- the twentieth century to the twenty- lemon juice.-Mrs. S. T. Uorer in La- tion, Baltimore, Md. height Alpine mining casemates located at the en- ton was a great sportsman. His greatest first the 40 year period comes in, and dies' Home Journal. .1G Milli ettoleE Seliednle zn effect Dec. 10//t, 18181. trances of harbors or bays, the exact sit- pleasure was hi following the hounds, after 2085 time next inauguration Sun- I've listened witha keen delight MAIN 2125. So, there will be L1N133. To chiming bells below. uation and their interior arrangement mounted on a tiptop hunter. Ho was an day will be in A Familiar occurrence. _ Their ipigde lose so sweet, so clear, his love of out- a 40 year period from 2181 to 2221 and Read bc,;ag a 'department secret. Some mines athlete in his youth and "There are in the histories of all na- I Read Its na,i.ory With nte thre1113 TJL] Downward. STATION S. a are spherical in shape, about three feet door life continued to the day of his from 2277 to 2317, but only a 28 year tions," said the earnest man, "crises upward. And rushes o'er lee when .Ihrar and constructed of steel. death. When he was president, his period from 2373 to 2401, as 23 is not step forward A M. A. 3 . neseetiselay morning bells. in diameter, when some few men must A, M. P.M. 10 00 09 le P. m. These, when in service, are expected to chief diversion was horseback riding. divisible by 4. alive their country from utter ruin." Cherry Ruin ar 8 4.i 2b 9 and I,. 03 6 OU Or from cathedral spire of stone, century whose number is (5 Big Poole 8 45 '2 23 8 hold 100 pounds of high explosives and He was fond of dancing, too, and regu- During any "Yes," replied Senator Sorghum, 10 15 e Is Clear 67 High soaring in the air, Spring S al 3 09 8 43 divisible by 4 inauguration day falls on 10 21 6 24 Chaillon The great bells' sobbing, throbbing tone to float near the surface. But they must larly attended the assemblies in the "that's very true. It happens once every 8 27 204 837 111 31 6 34 prayer. During any century PV 8 18 1 54 Has moved my soul to be concealed as well as buoyant, and so long room in the City tavern at Alexan- Sunday 4 times. with us, the next occasion of 10 45 Ii 817 four years 55 Sr Ilagetel n le 8(15 1 40 The grandeur of that lofty choir by 4, it . Sr5 to each is attached by a cable a mush- dria, says the Washington Post. whose umnber is not divisible that kind being scheduled for 1900."- -- - hear from tower and dome, --- I falls on Sunday ouly 3 times. From Williamsport •• near, whene'er I hear room anchor to keep the torpedo just Thomas Jefferson sought relief from Washington Star. in eljOgnith. - 820 Afar or ------hells at home. cares of state in his love for music. 2000 to 2100, for instance, it will fall P. m P. m. A. se The Sabbath below the surface, cut of sight and be- the A M. A M. p.V. times amid also from 2400 *4 15 2 00 '7 OS le lingersewn ar 7 30 yond the reach of the fire of machine He was a clever performer on the violin on Sunday 4 4 OS 2 12 15, 8 la, Such pious memories, indeed, 16 7 20 Chewsvii le . 11 lii, 7 411 sawing to 2500, 20 aud 24 being divisible by 4, 4 35 2 95 7 Their molten notes recall, guns. and whiled away many hours Ask your 27 Steed shims 17 10 11 61 s ..•.• 4 40 2 35 '7 35 find I really do not need beloved fiddle. He had a but from 1900 to 2000, it will fall on Fel/Lemont 7 05 11 I These mines are intended for use in away on his lertosseeist 2 53 • 7 5( Ar 451714 all. CATARRH Ilightield Le 6 53 11 25 church at L To go to the channels that hostile ships, would taste for mechanical inventions, too, Sunday only 3 times, and so from 2100 for a g,enerons - - They drive away and keep at bay 53 '7 Le have to sail through, and are formed and some of his happiest moments were to 2200, 19 and 21 not being divisible 2 no IlighlIeld .Ar 11 25 TIC fll humor and the vapors, 10 CENT IS PUBLISHED 3 2? 8 le Fairfield as I stay set closely in the channel those spent in trying to evolve some la- by 4. Observe that, in speaking of the 11 66 6 IP And so I listen in threes and TRIAL SIZE. 3 52 S 43 Gettesenrg 10 papers. 4 16 25 620 In bed and read the according to plans previously arranged. bor saving device. "number of a century" we do not mean 9 Oil teew Oxfol 10 f2 .5 56 -3.L. Heaton in Quilting Pee. ELY'S 4 33 9 '23 Panever 9 46 If necessary, the sea off the entrance to President Tyler had a deep and abid- the year; 20 is the number of tho cen- A r Porters be 559 4 45 9 38 9 32 527 a harbor or bay could be well filled with ing love for the good American game tury-which we divide by 4-and 2000 BAut 5 .27 9 3s L. Port(e 4ers o eA r chums, is the year. Observe, also, that in all CREA1 4 All SQUARED ACCOUNTS. them. These mines may be exploded or of poker. Surrounded by a few contains no cocaine, 511 11 41 S(ning this we are not speaking of the. recur- 4 !'5. may be perfectly harmless according to he spent many pleasant eveuings draw- mercury nor any other 41(1 of the mining ing to bobtail flushes, filling against rence of the date, March 4, but of the EVERY FRIDAY MORNING - elOW DE SMITH TURNED SEVERAL TA- the will of the occupant ineari us drug. 11. M, P. Itr A. M. particular March 4ths that are inaug- casemate, who, with Ins important ap- four aces and hoisting the full houses," It is quickly absorbed' 55 lO BLES ON HIS FRIEND JONES. 00 II lil'ttlll't ante. The uration clays. Gives Relief at once Ii '25 flu paratus, is out cf reach of shot and bluffing on deuces, bucking .5 :1.:3Gi 3•I 5 oit Reel, y seek, It. opens and cleanse, 101 42f,'' 654 stakes were invariably small, but his- Here is a table ebowipg how many .14 shell, there being tons of earth between Cite Nasal Passages. COLD IN HEAD 6 •,(k Started In With a Shower Bath, Followed tory says that he was a bad loser. times inauguration day falls on each of vs 6 12 him and the upper air. Allays Inflammation. Heals and pridects the .555.5 521.4ei 4I'213 '4.878S 43hiltn6741 With Several Other Annoying Pleasan- the senses of i• and r 6°1: °571' 111411: 191109e 6 : 1 Out from this chamber through a tun- Andrew Jackson was passionately the seven days of the week from Membrane. liestm es the 'Past 6 0 4 94 9 11 WeatnIlTIsler Smell. Full Ske 50e.; Trial Size 10c. at Drug- it '2 542 tries and Wound Up With a Grand On- low water mark, and hence fond of cockfighting, and when he left year 1800 to the year 3000: SIM A YEAR IN ADVANCE. nel below 'gists or by mail. - 6 5 5 0 Street. New Nork 11 431 slaught of Life Insurance Agents. safe from discovery by the enemy or shot the Heriiittage to run the nation at se. ELY BROTHERS,50 Warren 7 -1.7 5 10 27 Le 13:111.l11101'e er nit 50 CENTS FOR 6 MONTHS. 13 11 0I+ from them, run numerous cables to the Washington he brought with him two • 8 c'egF s•t; P.M. P. M. A.M. Well, I guess I've got even with DAYS 0. _ mines planted in the channel or in the of his finest fighting cocks. These he E 5 5 Jones all right enough for all the prac- WEEK. sea. Within the chamber the operator matched against the gamest roosters in 982. ,252 143.5. AT2957 . 3A5141.345 T 213 5f :A:ri.EII:IN:Pic:I'''lartv:in'w Y';'llo(1.1'rt.:11:;k vire'Le'le 1:1951M('4ii tical jokes he has been playing on me has an elaborate chart with the location the surrounding country, but the Ten- • :93:2 31cr.115:111.- 1.1:11 P 311• A. E. for the last week," said De Smith of every torpedo or mire upon it. By nessee article made but a feeble show- Sunday 3 3 4 3 3 4 3 it 4 3 A• Menday 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 No subscription will be received for - -- gleefully, as he hung up his coat and telegraph or other signala from observa- ing against the Virginia breed. Presi- Tuesday 4 3 3 3 3 3 a Baltimore and Cumberland Valley liaiirr.e Wednesday 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 less than six months, and no paper Trains leave took his seat at the luncheon table with tion stations near by he is kcpt informed dent Jackson brought on several other 3 Grand, Square and Upright Hogerstewn for Weyneshere, Thursday 4 4 Ii 3 4 4 3 4 4 3 Chambershileg, discontinued until arrears are ehippent 1 urg and IT mein:et of the. approach of vessels, and acts as pairs, but his birds invariably met de- 3 4 4 4 4 it 4 4 stations 6.35 a party of friends. Friday and 11.10 11, ne and 7.10 r• he thinks best under the circumstances. feat, and in this respect he said that his Saturday 4 4 it 4 4 a 4 4 4 3 PIANO FORTES.- paid, unless at time option ore pa.untli.leas e Sid/peen- litn•g for Hagen toWn 141;r4 "How's that?" asked ono of the Intermediate Sultans at been before I.1.0 a. nt.and 1.09 ato friends. He may receive word from. his stations administration was a lamentable fail- Perhaps it might be well to say th it These instruments have the Miter. the Public for nearly fifty years, and up AA- "Well,. Jones is a great joker, you to such effect that with his chart he ure. when inauguration day falls on Sun- Additional trains leave BaliirrelP n attained Bilge al-cl knows a vessel is directly within a clus- President W. H. Harrison was not day, the incoming president takes the on their excellence alone have letereteiltate Stations 10.17 a. ni. am ti know," explained Do Smith. "He 6 10 le ii'. me much of an epicure, but he had a great at pawlt thinks it's a good thing to thump and ter of the sunken mines. Then he can oath on Saturday, March 3, but is not &le a. ni , and 1 p to. daily.one' t Sunday. for doing the marketing for the UNPURCHASED PRE-EMINENCE pound like the deuce on a fellow's door touch a key, and a mine will instantly fancy formally inducted into office until Loa- Sundays only-lea ve Tali.more fin 1.41iifil. t -.11141 I rite,lnedia t explode beneath or near the vessel. If family. Every morning he would trudge day, March 5. This is done to preveut Which establishes them as unequaled in teat-lens 9.: tie :del 2 1 Nell.. as he goes down the hotel corridor and leave Droceville tit 6.45 11. In., steel Unites market place with a basket on about 2 o'clock in the morning. He nev- the vessel is a friendly cue, however, to the a lapse in the office, for the outgoing TONE, Bridge at 4.05 is et. for baltimore atel late-Ina M- return an hour later carry- ate St tithing. er goes to bed when a decent man the operator can disconnect his batteries, his arm and president has no authority as such alter TOUCH, TEflitIS for and the ship will sail in perfect safety ing 40 or 50 pounds of produce. 12 o'clock, noon, cu March 4, whether WORKMANSHIP & Frederick leave thu nee vile' at Si 8, should, and he rather resents it if any 9 40 vial 10 40 a. in. c.e5 p. feud driv- DU LIT Y of his friends do. He has been pound- over the tons of explosive beneath. If General Grant was of fast that date fall on Sunday or on any other Wrigetsville. LIttleetown trotters in Warranted for 5.gears. and Tatteytowe, lean Breceville 2.44 a. ne aed ing on my door that way now almost the weather be foggy, or if some, other ing, and he had some notable day. If, therefore, occasion should arise Every Piano Fatly coaditien unfavorable for lecating a his stables during his two terms. In the between limn on Sundey, March 4, and every morning for the past week." SHUT NAND PIANOS. Leave Rock, It!41yr for Fir Trip ktrig. at $.2r and evening he would play Boston with 10.40 a, in., stol "Why didn't you get up and kick vessel prevails, and enemies are known noon en Monday, 3,1inch •5, ter the s- flPil 5.14 pi. Li See in.- A large stock at all prices constantly on 11111 cluing for Ilock3 to be near, the prcssiog of nmay buttons some of his army chums. He cared lit- ercise of the presidential authority, the liiepe ail 7(11 1.1.e, 10 te a. ne him?" asked one of the party. hand, comprising some of own inakc Slid 255 and 5,, 11.11 , tle for riding and was rarely seen on "I did try to three or four times," re- will make every cue of these mines a incoming president, having taken the but slightly used. Sole agents for the ADVERTISING -Atlanta Ccnnectams at Cherry plied De Smith, "but lie always got deadly lei:cc, and any cLip that ventures horseback in Washington. oath of cflice, would Le qualified to per- celebrated Fun, W. Va. B. A 0, paFseimer train les in will strike a torpedo, roll it over, Constitution. form the duty. Such a case newr has Vet'(Tiny ler, fee down the hall a little way and then SMITH AMERICAN ORGANS Ciimborlond 11E11 1$, and. automatically case electric cir- AT LOW RATES. 'silt tO.Sis1 a. laughed at me. But I'm even with him an arisen, but it might 1.15.80.-PhilaCcl- 51 AS! and No. 77 caily ey eUpt ,1 1111- AND ern aft. LEADING S. dIty. at 1 • p. Ill., Stilt cuit, which will explode the mine, and LATEST IN MONEYSWEAT1NG phia Times. Chieego ENpreas, No. 7, now. I was fixed for him when he came Pr;aes nail terms to suit all purchasers. -laity at nies e. the ship will be sunk or badly shattered. along this morning. I had a big pail of Passel-Wets fee 11,; -I C.nettrie Expee,s N O. (.5 fir How a 620 Goldpieee Was Doctored by Beecher's Only Poem. WM. K NA BE & CO., iimitise water fixed over the transom, and when There are various devices for ascertain- No. 1. t• I 4'No.17 10 11 114.- the Unscrupulous. 22 & 24 E. Baltimore Street, Baltimore. eocl. al.(1 11 e ire fer 1, No r5 ra No. 1, old Jonesiecame along and began thump- ing that the hidden minds and connec- It tans related by Mrs. Beecher that Passereers for 113, & O. Pit tsleirg E- tions are in good working mien One of the most puzzled men in town press, No. 41t ing I pulled the string fastened to it, during their courtship Mr. Beecher once 9, take Ni,, 110 ilammek :mil there traerfer. is a Montgomery street restaurant keep- end I heard old Jonesie curse under his "dropped into poetry" and wrote a few & 0 east Mama Ira 15 arrive Cherry Ilun, er, who recently took in a $20 goldpiece No. 4 at -1.04 a ne, No 16 at 11.e1 a ni., breath and mutter, 'Darn you, De PROOF OF SINCERITY. lines of verse teemiug with affection and Be 14 at which filled all the ordinary require- I p. Ill. ;smith, I'll get even for this.' Then he fcr his sweetheart. But the verses were flow An Army Officer Stood the Supreme ments of genuineness so far as the su- JOB PEINTING • walked down the hall and I looked out always kept sacred by Mrs. Beecher, *Daily. Al otliert Test of Belief In Fatalism. perficial test could reveal the true facts. 07er, t rq iu time to see him shaking the water and nothing could win them from her. t'lops only lo land pmsengers from Paltinit-re. 1.11 the days of the "old army" on the But a few days ago a banker stepped I. 51. Ile00. B. 1'. I' off his coat and hat." • One day Mr. and Mrs. Leacher were Pit','', & (it frontier, when military posts were into his place and saw the $20 piece -->-?)"ompliipent he ftittet.v. r. t•en'll • "That was getting even pretty well, in the office of P.ehert Emmen the pub- sometimes hundreds of miles from any which the restaurant man had received lisher. of imitation It as so fri iinoi.tly been paid cal man. I wish I could have seen him We possess superior for tfe civilized place, there was little to do in only a short time before. The banker be its cont. mpoi arie t., the ties when the flood struck him," put in one "Why don't you write n pecni, Beech- Ba!firnole 011ie rcte. the way of amusement in the winter had a queer look in his eyes us he took prompt exeention of WI kinds of Plain. of the party. er?" raid Mr. Leencr. time when the post was snowbound, the coin and rapped it sharply with his (.1 Wel °rummest:II Jolt Pelt ling, "Oh, that was all right for a start- "He Old came," said Mrs. Beecher. SC111,1i1 IE IN Et I 14 1 .11 e and it was then that the reputation the knife, and the restaurant keeper had a I 8 I:r • 51.1011 its tem ids, s„ Ito- I 5, 96. er," said Do Smith, "but it wasn't "recite it for me, v. ou't you, Mrs. _II v..ri ter army has for card playing and drinking stranger express:en as he saw hie sup- half the dose I gave him after. You Bach-AT?" cuipts, Ci dada rs, Notes, was gained. And it is true that a great posed $20 piece break into two pieces. LE' ce y sTA 1 Of N. see, Jones has been breaking my sleep Lot the eyes of the ameet preacher Book Work, Ihmegiets' deal of both was done at that time. "How is thie?" he demanded. em• etectee sett for a week, and it took more- than a v cre iiveted en his ssik, mei she Inaw Labels, Note lieadalgs, Jill Noit!•we!.t, Vest hoed him', did It Was in these days that an event The banker answered: "It is the pcos,utiul. in • ,,, I, seen-, IIto /i. thet he meant lu bucket of water to square accounts. I Heads, irm ali colors, etc See, iel F1/1' HI,. 174_ 1.40.i; ;0,1 1.r e.. transpired that showed that the prin- same old genie. I had one of those !Jelled anticipated his visit of this morning, "Ceme," said :Mr. Loaner, "I'll give !enema Expri deils e 4e p. I- apri•its cipal actor had the courage of his con- pieces myself, and since then I have efforts will be nettle to aceoninoibile 11.1,5 p. ic. you C:5,060 if you win! recite Halt pm In 80 last night before going to bed I left i t/ reeve t sesitee Cott those of their reail, For Pitt: burg and Cit.% ehli it 10.1.11 ii. NI. aryl 72:0 victions, and that he was most certainly tested goldpieces cf the $20 denomina- both in 11110111111 quality or work. Oilers Ill. an order to call him at 6 o'clock. Old to me," addreee.eg Beecia-r. al Ilia 11 ironguly • born under a lucky star. It was after a tion very carefully. If that Lad been :rein adistancewill reet iVe proirptatti, l'eer 111(0 Berkely Spriegs, special, Jonesie didn't get to bed before 3 "Why, it ran"- e.aickly said Mrs. Wide P. wake II 40 teto CIII. very "wet" stag dinner party, and all genuine, my tea v;culd net hove broken Vol o'clock, so he didn't get nmah sleep be- Dee-cher. would a' t ,etIsable they "o h' WasImmioo. 1105 ,1111 y. N6.1f..,c.'• 6, had partaken most freely of the wine, xe.se, it." edict. o 0 I se ,giit of ill IMet 111,1 5 3.s.ce sH:ri lOOtI ell a tie tie 0 fore 6. Then a bell boy began to pound "Eunice," cimply Eft:el Mr. pc. eon. 45 and, strange as it may seem, the subject Then the restaurant keeper and the 1)11 ilnpctei) 1•2.10 N !".111. i5.i. Seel I'.45 on his door and shout that it was time Lad although Robert Benner offered t5-nitele e: 4 -di 5.1e, ro Ills. A ri on, that came up for discussion was the banker carefully examiimed it together. N7 I P.15 >6 :9 to dcuble the cum first offered he never Leader of Newspapers, >11.4 5, 11 : o to get up. Jones shouted back to the lay. If 35. I -ii. Mohammedan religion. The Mussul- The outside of the goldpiece was all 1-he ally other wet:in:tom or pi -neer, (Is P get the poem from Mrs. Beecher. It had 15-1011,111e,) 1 1 5. seeso (see 4:;_it boy to get out or he'd break his neck, 001114.1111•11 excopi ii o mans believe in fate. To them a man's right, seeniingly, when the dissevered 1.10 11.15 51.00, 9.15, ai`.39, but the boy replied that he had orders been bidden away ever sluice Ly Mrs. 011.05 tied fate is written above, and the time of parts were placed together. The milling The Foremost Position. 11.:31 it 111. to get Jones out of bed and he was go- Beecher and cherlfinal as one of the dens- Fee Airiamtlis 7.0 .to.. 13.1i and 4.10 p, his death is set, and nothing can ad- seemed to be up to the standard. The ••The Philateephia It Leiter 01,1101 ou :r5a. m.1,1,11,10 1..111, ing to chi it. Finally Jones got up in est tremaires her husband left her.-Bos• ago to denten trate that tlie best vance it. Well, this belief had been dis- weight was correct, but the inside of newt en years FOY Frederick,8.4 00 8.11 O. atm 5 e5 his rage and hustled down .to the hotel ten Globe. of morning newspapers teethl he inade awl soe II. 111. On 9 ea a Ill. HIM 5.2fill. )e. cussed long and earnestly. The pros and skepti- the piece was half filled with a compo- for 01111 CW:1Y pribl!Sliers wet e generally For berme. Roanttie atm all p1,11.11 II t6P Smith office to .flighout 'what in thmaler they world of waS not its:mm. cons had been gone over at length, till sition which was not the customary Dan's Most Vulgar Habit. Cal. But the rettl,rs I'll N. & W. R. R.. 9.19 ht. ut. daily. Tart.rt- meant l breaking his sleep that way.' Consequenti. • 'i' le 11,-.%iril" was to it. long I. •-•4e..pirg aiirs lioait te ('I,a- leet w one officer wanted to know of what use gold and alloy. Still closer examination "If men were compelled to wear tweeting and, improv- reaching a coin 111511 11)11. Orleans, hem WashIngien. tel letray 2.411p. lit_ The clerk told him there was an order and influence wert was reason if every one was born with revealed that the gold had been sawed skirts for a period, I thiek they would ing upott this, its (evened ion hilly. for a call at 6 o'clock, and that was mealy recognized altiong (lie foremost or Amer- For Ie itetelon and all One officer points RI tee Virginia 'Valley a tag of destiny attached. through with exquisite care and skill insist more than they now do that their ica's great jot:smile. Ileace the 011111111111:Ill of '4(t) 510.:0 U. ni. For be knew about it. Wieel ester, 242(1 It, filially arose and said there was no use just inside of the milling. Then the men should step the nasty habit imitation which is now paid to it 111 01 110:e11 trait' for 14*. al. fellow Mississippi BILLS "Well, Jonesie went back to bed, but note fLoni t re Atlantic ceast Cl the SALE For Pagerstoe it, +4. 15 10 1.10.: 0a. nu., 54 10 p. m. of discussing the matter any further. -milliumg had been removed and from the of spitting in public," writes Edward mentioning, now• lilus Valley°. Every elty worth Fill' Ili, A Ira mei Way Statioes, -4. 15.10. ilets5 he didn't get to sleep again. I paid the more tiood -cent moriiiiig la i lies, The only way was to make a practical interior of the piece some of the gold W. Belt in The Ladies' flume Journel. one or one t 1 ."0 (t4.")) stops at prie(ipal stations only.) bell boy enough to prevent that, and at thonirli so retee:ily as only 19 years ago Phila.- 5.55. *6.5 .'i1.10 p. test of the question, and he would had been extracted and the baser coin- "There is no practice of man -Which is deleeizt and "rd, Record" etood alone is the For 9 o'clock ho came down to breakfst. I gilieotl city. *41141 27110. teen), 19.115, a. m give himself as a subject. Could a man position was made to take the place of more distressing to women than this reseeee 41 DI, 2.1.30. 11.26, "5.1.5, '6.141 "11.70 p. was down town by that time, so I rang For Curtis Bay. week willfully dispoee of his life when the the more precious metal. Then,.with disgusting habit. \\*elven censtantly News Concisely Published OF ALL SIZES days, 6.28 a. M. Leave Jonesie up on the telephone. My office 'rolls Sty. week days. 6 45 p. iii. fatal moment had been chosen at his equal deftuess and skill, the milling complain of it, especially in our larger without 01- any essential NEATLY AND PlIOM PTLY Trains arrive fi'mo Chicago aittl the Northwest, boy got him on the wire and told him -laity..I PI birth from above? had been replaced and soldered in some enies, where sometimes time sidewalks f s' ill the itEST NEWS, 11111 - and 6.05 p, in.; from Pittsburg and to wait just a moment, please. Well. withstand ng I iie once prevalent temlen • PRINTED LIEI:E. (develand, 7.55 a. e es n. nu .;from Cincinnati, He could get no one to try the experi- way and the trick was done.-San are ecareely fit fer them to walk upon. cy to p,p1 it and streteli it ont. St. Loins and the West, 7.55 U. tile 1 35 Jonesie waited about five minutes and p.m.daily. ment on him. Finally a wager was Francisco Call. They revolt at the prectice, and they then gave the bell a vicious ring. The The Busy Man's Paper ROYAL BLUE LINE For NEW 17011Ie D made. are right in so doing, yet year iii and boy answered the ring and asked Jonesie Lioness and Puppy. stilt 0it:in:11es, still leads,'11141 PHILADEL1'111A. "Who will pay yen if I lose?" said year out the !mint not only cootinues 11 ,i bliS1114.S 111/ it P; N sl'S to be 50(Ii0JIl what he wanted. 'I want to know who Here is a tale of a strange animal iI,uli it,. neigh M•rs of larger dimensions. 11111lIcEttied 111111 piptyelt lipl I. the subject as he drew his pistol and but increases, and the protection of For Ni,v Boston rang me up,' said Jonesie. 'Nobody ow, the v 1: days showed that it was loaded. He placed friendship told by a writer in a recent cleanliness, to which every woman THE DAILY AND SUNDAY 7.ro.(s...0 Din leg (10,5 Ihitutut cm) ni.„ here,' said the Loy, and lie said he issue of The Westiniuster Gazette. The 12.50,(1...5 Dining( al) 1.50 (r.re Pining ('al) 91l) the pistol against his temple and pulled walking upon cur etrects has a perfect tn. (1 15 night beard Jonesie swear as he rang off. S'eepinp ('hr all pelii (1. open ter the trigger. The pistol missed fire. story is unique. According to the writer,. might, is denied her." .iissenaers 10 p. em (see. Pittleg (a r) 'Well, gave him that (9.50 Dining Car) a. I telephone "A joke," yelled the crowd. a lioness that was kept in captivity in In.,(1...5 Dining('ar) Sees. Ogle IEC0 RD Dinieg (al).9 01 n. me (1 15 night sleeping Car racket three times before he caught on. Brongut The fatalist smiled, an rccocking Somaliland adopted a bull terrier. There WW1 their several inimitable and always in- ittamied, open for passengers 10.00 re ma) was pretty hot, I guess, when he Fee Atlantic ha the pistol, aimed it with a steady hand were several bull terrier puppies near Crusht-After all, right doesn't al- :-tructive features in 5011.0011 to the (las 's news City,'0. 0, a.m., 12.f.O. eeedas 5, world, are now almost unhealed h' 1.45 p.111. reached his office, but I had a reception the place where she was confined, and ways make might, - does it? from all the at the clock on the wall. He fired, and circulation as in good qualities. With an ave•- For 1'm:0 'Slay. Weekdays, 12370 p. in. there. had telephoned For for him I to a the bullet crashed through the center of once in awhile the little fellows would Frankman-I don't koow about that age daily circulation of over 161i.(00 copies, sine Philadelphia, Newark, Wilmington and • TM Chpyter. WI el: days 7.5 , O.; fit 1 inil'e let of my life insurance friends that 'conic close to the cage. Then she would The matrimonial rite seems to have all average. of anent 120 e00 on Sundays, (UT. 14,1-- the dial. It ',tont is still, regardless of all imitation, esisitt •.ing at Philadelphia. only )8.50. (10.50 stopping at Jonesie wanted to take cut a policy be- snarl, and the puppies would scamper raacie a mite of you.-Riclommill Dis- a leader of leaddig newspapers. A paper so Wilmirgion only liming ('at) a. tIlt, 12.51,. 0.45 "Apologize tonic Dew," he said. "I Dining fore leaving the city in the afternoon back, but there was one that seemed to patch. g..0y1, with it to .4 pages for one cent, is still I:111%140111 'hg lii Philaflelplia only) 3.5- have won the bet. I always believed in favorite. Tsough low iu price 0.110 Dining Cal) 9.(41 1.i5 mid t. Ein,yiaye, and advised them to send a man around v sty properly a fate."-Cincinnati Enquirer. have the good will of the Holiness, for SIM11111.116.111110ar it is never clieap, but spares no expense that All letters should be addressed to (S.1 Dieing ('at) (95 Pining Core a me (1.45 to see him. There were two in the office one day when lie approached the cage, will give its readers the very best and freshest Dining ('ai) 3.50, (6.10 Diniug ('ar). 9.00 p. hiformalmii 1,1 1111 that's going on around them. W. H. TROXELL, Editor & Pub. 15 night. he reached it, and five more came when Dear Indeed. instead of growling, she showed signs Eta all stations on the Ilea . Pee, wee): thlyS, in during the morning. THE DAILY EDITION ERMITSBURG, MD. 5.00 ft. In., 2 55, 5 15 p timmiays. 9.'4 a, In . "The dear, dear girls!" exclaimed of pleasure. 5.15 'Jones thought he was going to do a Of"The Piiiladelphia Record" is sent by mail for The puppy was encouraged, and after i-Exci,tt Sunday. fSniiilat only. *Daily. Mrs. Pawkins, lookiug at her fashion- • 3 per year, or 25 cents per month. The price of lot of work, too, but as a matter of fact BUSINESS LOCALS._ x Express train. able daughters enthusiastically. blinking at the lioness he walked boldly the and Sunday issues together, Cure all liver -- be spent the day explaining that he in. To the surprise of the keeper, who ills, bilious- - - called "Yes, the dear, dear girls," mutter- ness, EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR Baggagi for and cheeky(tren) hotel tied headache, sour stom- HAVE your Watches, Clocks find Jew- resIdellee Iby Union didn't want any life insurance or any- was expecting to see the puppy quickly year, or 15 cents per Transfet CompausCli 01(itrld ed Mr. Pawkins despondently.-Pick ach, indigestion, constipa- Holidays it,ni ail. is 54 per left at Ticket : thiog else but a chance to tend to his mouth. :1,11r,,ss the 11 cord Publishing Com- elry repaired by Geo. T. Eyster, who Neer- killed, the lioness stretched out her tion. They act easily, with- N. W.0011.CA LVEIVJ'ANPBALTIMORT Me Up. pany, itecei -I 'Mel-line, Philadelphia. I a. rants the same, and Imas always en hand a own business. One of the agents finally huge paw and gently drew the dog in. out pain or gripe. Sold by all druggists. 25 cents. 230 5, itroadway 01 Canute! Stitt ion . The only Pills to large stock of watches,chocks, jewelry and NV. M.(:11.EENE, let it cut that I had recommended Jones take with Hood's Sarsaparilla. ("DAS. O.SCUl Since the beginning of this century The little fellow was delighted with his ele Ite silverware. Genl.31anager. Gen. Pass..Agth as a good risk, and he rang me up at the use of the Italian language has reception, and he snuggled into her once. 'I've got enough,' he says. 'I'm greatly increased. In 1801 it was spoken warm fur and has remained with her willing to call it nil square if you are. by 15,070,000 people, and in 1890 it ever since. The curious thing is that SUBSCRIBE for the E3IMITSTUEO You've got the Lest of it, I admit,' he Baltimore American. was used by 83,400,000. the lioness will have nothing to do with Established 1773. ('IIRONIc LE. squalled, so I told him I was willing to the other puppies.• If they conic to the call it cif if he wbuld remember not to Hut He Realizes It Now. cage to see how their little brother is hammer en my door hereafter when he Mrs. Benham-Mtmy a trio word is getting along, she growls at them in THE DAILY AMERICAN. iiiIiiPR!ZE OFFER -CALL ON- ,as going by at 3 in the morning. Ho spoken in jest. tones so loud and menacing that they Terms by Mail, Postage Prepaid 1ST PRIM-THE BAI-Tifiene WORLD 'will replied that he wouldn't rap at my door Mr. Benham-That's to. I little are frightened off. Meanwhile the One Month $.30 Daily sal Sunday, Oae Month .45 give a handsome gold watch, warranted gen- GEO. T. EYSTER, emmin if the hotel was afire, and so we dreamed when I said, !Vial all my adopted puppy is treated by the lioness Daily, Three Months .90 uine and a perfect timekeener, to any bey -AND-- called it. off. Daily and Sunday, Three Months 1.''0- wins will eend in the names of ten yen rly sub. worldly goods I thee en:kis,' that you just as if lie were a cub of her own. Peribers or subscribers or 40 Da iv, Six quails 1.65 29 six-month See "Jones has beaten me out of a whole would take every cent I had.-Twinkles. three-month along with cash, his splendid stock of Cigarettes at Auction. Daily and Sunday, Six Months 0 40 subscribe a ef sleep of late, but I guess I'm 11 oily, One Year 3 00 which will he $30. will GOLD & siEvEn A party of regulars in Charterland With Sunday Edition, One Year 4.e0 2e63 PRIZE -Tile BALTIMORE WCRLD I-411, fellows. What do you think?" 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