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W. H. TROXELL, Editor & Publisher. Established by Samuel Motter in 1879. TERMS—$1.00 a Year in Advanct. \es' VOL. XXVI. ENIMITSBUR. Gr-, MARYLAND, FRIDAY, JANUARY 13. 1905. NO 24. WHEN THE FATHER OF MR. CASSATT PAID HIS FARE. OLD AND NEW COINS, THE SELFISH COUPLE. I "THE BLOTTED PAGE." MEXICAN DRAWN WORK. A SEASON'S PLEASURE, Husbands and Interesting Facts About Coinage at Wives Who Refuse to A Defense In a London Paper of The Women Who Make It According What It Cost One Woman In Pence HIS COUNTRY WEDDED. Mingle In "Mr. A. J. Cassatt, president of the Different Mints. Society. American Spelling. to Peon Contract. of Mind and Comfort. Illatighters OfThe American Revolution the Pennsylvania Railroad is a The director of the mint is called on Selfishness is the bane of all life. A United States citizen of consider- The woman who makes drawn work Mary Makepeace sat down in her fa- Are To Observe The Anniversary. to answer such a wide range of ques- It cannot enter into life—individual, on a Mexican estate is not an independ- vorite chair in her own room and a able scientific attainments was good graceful victim of joke which tions concerning the values of old and comes the money To those who complain that around family or social—without cursing it. enough to give to a representative of ent worker to whom threw her head back, with a long sigh. his railroad'friends are enjoying at new coins and medals that he has Therefore if any married pair for all the work her deft hands acconn "No words can tell how glad I am ro- find the Daily Graphic what may be called American history there is not the his expense. found it necessary to issue circulars themselves inclined to confine them- the American view of British spelling. Wish. She is a woman whose father that I've made my last visit for the covering matters of this sort. They brother or uncle or mother is in debt mantic ,gtaraour that brightens the selves to one another's society, indis- I "I see," he remarked, "that some of or summer," she said. "Now I shall have "Recently Mr. Cassatt was tmex- tell some interesting facts. It appears to the "great don." She can do the of European and posed to go abroad and mingle with the correspondents of the Daily Graph- some peace, not to mention pleasure." pages of the history pectantly called from Philadelphia that the mint does not buy old coins or drawn work, so the don's agent sup- the life around them, disturbed and ir- ic have been complaining of the dis- "My dear!" said her mother reproach- Eastern countries, and who make an paper money except somejare colonial plies her with linen or lawn, a frame to New York on business. Hurried- ritated by the collection of friends in figuremeut of English books by Ameri- fully. coins in fine condition, which are de- and the requisite implements and in- effort to keep alive its few romatic their own dwelling or in any way mov- can spelling. I should like to tell you "I mean it," returned Mary. "Of ly leaving his office in Broad Street sired for the mint cabinet. Mutilated dicates the design that she is to fol- ed to regard their social duties as dis- that we think our way is right. and Course I like change of scene, but I stories, the date January 17 will al- Station, he reached the train shed in or uncurrent United States gold and low, for, though you may not know it, agreeable, let them be alarmed at once. that your way is wrong, and perhaps am tired of adapting my whole life to ways be interesting. For it was on silver coin is purchased as bullion. there are fashions in drawn work quite time to catch a regular train just It is a bad symptom—an essentially your editor will not mind if I venture ethers, as I am expected to do as a The mint has uo pattern pieces for sele. as exclusive and quite as popular as January 17, 1759, that Gen. George morbid symptom. They should insti- an a few remarks in defense of our welcome guest." leaving for Gotham. The government pays no premium for there are in women's hats, for instance. tute means at once for removing this corrections. For example, we write "My dear!" said her mother again. Washington, the "Father of His "In due course of time the con- the return of any of its coins or pa- When her work is done that poor wo- feeling, and they can onls; remove it by 'favor' and 'honor.' Well, 'favor' and "Think how kind everybody has been !Country," was married to Martha per money. New coins cannot be man cannot fare forth to market and ductor made his appearance in the persistently going into society, persist- 'honor' are nearer the Latin original to you." struck until authorized by an act of offer it for sale. It is by the term of Dandridge Custis. The date of the ently gathering it into their own dwell- than 'favour' and 'honour,' which have "They meant to be—they were kind," Pullman Car in which Mr. Cassatt congress. The mint supplies United her peon contract perhaps already sold ing and persistently endeavoring to acquired their unnecessary 'u' by com- Mary said wearily, "yet I feel as if I wedding is often utilized by patrio- seated to collect the tickets of States coins only and not of any past to the "great don," whose tenant she was learn to love and feel an interest in all ing through the French." had barely eecaped with may life, and way. date. The fifty dollar goldpiece and is. Miguel, his agent, takes the work, tic socities in a special the passengers. He was a veteran with whom they meet. The process of "But if they have been spelled 'hon- you will admit that is not just the the half dollar and quarter dollar by now as grimy as the overalls of an One of the most delightful ,cele- regeneration will not be a tedious one, our' and 'favour' tor centuries, why right kind of after feeling. • of the road and knew all the officials pieces in gold were struck by private engineer. He has kept account of the for the rewards of social life are im- change them now?" "Let me tell you, in other," Mary lrations this year in Baltimore will parties on the California coast during by sight. Thus when he came to mediate. "Why not? They were as often spell- time the woman has been engaged up- continued. "At the Fosters' I changed the 1849 period and not by the United on it, and for each of the many days be held by the Baltimore Chapter of where sat the president of the corn- The heart enlarges quickly with the ed 'favor' and 'honor' in Shakespeare's my hours for rising, for retiring and States government. she may have worked he gives her 7, 'the Society of the Daughters of the practice of hospitality. The sympathies day astfavour' and 'honour.' You must for eating my meals. At the Lanes' I patty he merely nodded and passed The coinage of the following coins 8, 9, at most 12 cents, but never the run and take root from point to point, remember that spelling was extremely changed father's politics—for of course American Revolution on Tuesday, without the formality of asking ceased in the years named: Half and last amount unless she be a thorough on, each root throwing up leaves and bear- uncertain in those Elizabethan days, I haven't army of my own—to please 1 cent, copper, in 1857; 1 cent, nickel, mistress of her craft. ,Tanuary 17, at the Hotel Belvedere him to display his pass. ing flowers and fruit like strawberry whence we are believed to have drawn Mr. Lane, and I had all I could do to 1864; half dime and 3 cents, silver, and Once a year the Mexicans for whom This chapter has a celebration each vines if they are only allowed to do the well of English undefiled. Ben keep from changing tuy religion to 'Hardly had he taken two steps, 2 cents, bronze, in 1873; 20 cents, sil- the women do this work, somewhat as - SO. Jonson and Shakespeare, for example, pleaseeMrs. Lane. year ,and while the program has not however, when Mr. Cassatt called ver, 1878; trade dollars, 1883; $1 and the sweatshop toilers of Chicago and It is only sympathies and strawber- spell 'recede' in four other ways—'re- "At the Jenkins' I changed all my $3, gold, and 3 cents, nickel, 1889. New York drive their needles for a been announced, it is expected to le him back. ries that are cultivated in hills which cead,"receade,"receed,"receedea" views about what coustitutes diversion The Columbian half dollar was coined master, meet in solemn conference and particularly interesting and delight- do otherwise. The human face is a "Let us leave 'honour.' How do you to suit the family in general. At the "'Why didn't you ask me to show In 1892 and the Isabella quarter in determiee what the prices shall be. So thing which should be able to bring defend 'center?'" Pages' I entirely changed my point of ful. The celelnation will take the my pass ?' he asked, with a severe 1893. The Lafayette dollar was struck great is the popularity of drawn work the heart into blossom with a moment's "Why should you spell it 'centre' view concerning music and books. And an significant In 1899, the date on the coin (1000) be- generally that the supply never equals form of a reception., a look on his face. shining, and will be such with you if when you write 'perimenter' and 'di- at the Nevins', where I was ill, I ing that of the unveiling of the memo- the demand, and the profits made by feature of it will'be a large wedding you will meet it properly. ameter' and when Shakespeare wrote changed may doctor ana took stuff is "'Because I knew you were Mr. rial. the Mexican masters of the drawn The penalties of family isolation will 'scepter?' By history and analogy 'cen- cake which will be introduced. It Cassatt,' replied the conductor. There are certain markings on every work trust, for it is really that, are which I felt sure would poison me just not, unhappily, fall entirely upon your- ter' is more easily to be justified than to please them. United States coin that enable the enormous. The dealer pays these "op- is probable also that papers appro- "'That's no good reason. Sup- selves. They will be visited with 'centre.' Then again,", continued the place of its coinage to be located. erators" what they demand, and they "I ate cheese, which I abhor, and priate to the occasion will be read. double force upon your children. Chil- United States citizen, warming up to pose you had been mistaken ? It is Those struck at the Philadelphia mint demand much. Therefore the buyer gave up fruit, which I like, at the dren reared in the home with few or his subject, "you write 'criticise,' and risks'. I slept with closed windows at Their Married Life. your duty to ask every passenger to have no mint mark, but those struck pays $40 for a "cloth" that costs the no associations will grow up either we write 'criticize,' but our version Great-aunt at all other mints are distinguished by "manufacturer" 12 cents a day, labor Maria's because she is of: show his ticket whether or not he boorish or sensitively timid. harks back to the Greek original; you 'The story of the married life a small letter on the reverse, near the hire, for, say; ninety days, to produce.— afraid of a breath of air, and I than% It is a cruel wrong to children to rear write 'almanac,' but why don't you twenty-one pints of hot ur first president is one that is happens to be an official ; and if he bottom. These letters are C for Char- Pilgrim. water the four them without bringing them into con- write 'almanacka which is more ar- days I was at Cousin Thomas' to 'flush can't produce it make him pay his lotte, N. C., discontinued in 1861; CC strongly interesting. Mrs. Custis tinued contact with polite social life. chaic? You blame us for 'program,' but my system.' for Carson City, Nev., discontinued in THE FLAMINGO AT HOME. 'attractive widow,and fare.' The ordeal through which children you put down 'dram' without a scruple. "No," said Mary was a rich and 1893; D for Daalonega, Ga., discontin- in a firm voice. "I thus reared are obliged to pass in gain- Many English people write 'tyre' for Observation Has Proved That Both pay no more visits for months to come. it was after a short courtship, cam- "'All right, sir ; I'll be careful in ued in 1861; 0 for New Orleans and S ing the ease and assurance which will 'tire,' which any phililogist knows to Male and Female Incubate. Home keeping youth may have homely the future. Will you kindly let me for San Francisco. The coins of the tnenced in 1758, that her marnage make them at home elsewhere than un- be a gross error, and almost every Eng- Apparently two factors enter into the wits, but if I go about United States now authorized by law much more I -with General Washington took place. see your pass ?" der the paternal roof is one of the lishman, for no reason whatever, writes flamingoes' type of architecture—they shall not have are: In gold, double eagle, eagle, half any wits at nil.-- severest, while those who are constant- 'waggon' instead of 'wagon.' You must build where there is mud and at Youth's Compauion. Both he and his wife were the same "'Why, er—yes--er,' said Mr. eagle, smarter eagle; in saver, half clol- ly accustomed to a social life from know what Horace Greeley said when the same time erect a structure high Cassatt, fumbling in his pocket for iar, quarter dollar end dffne; minor, 5 age, both having been born in the their youth are educated in all its he was reproached for making that enough to protect its contents from cent, nickel, and 1 cent, bronze. A per- TRUSTING TO FATE. year 1732. Mrs. Custis had two the piece of pasteboard. He couldn't forms and graces without knowing it. mistake. .IIe said he had been taught any normal rise in the water due to son may buy a proof set of gold coins Great multitudes of men and women spelling in the good old times, when or rainfall. An Incident That Gives an Insight children by her first husband, Dan- find it. He dida't have it with him. from the mint for 1;38.50 and a proof tides all over the country are now living se- people built 'waggons' heavier."—Lon- After watching a nesting colony of Into Russian Character. Custis, whom married "Mr. Cassatt grew red in the face set of silver and minor colas for $1.50. iel Parke she cluded from social contact simply from don Graphic. flamingoes in the Bahamas for "nearly A few years ago I was taking a When time business of the mints is in 1749, and who died in 1757. They as he made the discovery. their sensitive consciousness of igno- of 150 yards country vvalk in Kovno. slack medals may be struck from dies an hour" at a distance The road lay rance of the forms of graceful inter- through a dense forest, and were .a daughter, who died at the "'Er—you see, the fact is . furnished by individuals, public insti- BITS FROM THE WRITERS. Sir Henry Blake stated that the fe- the day course. males sat upon the nests, while the was oppressively hot. I arrived at last age of'seventeen, and a emit, John haven't my pass with me.' tutions and incorporated societies at a They feel that they cannot break A brave man doesn't think; he acts.— males stood up together, evidently near at a crossroad and sat down under the charge Sufficient to cover the cost of Parke Custis. Martha Washington "'Well, then Mr.. Cassatt, I will through their reserve. There is, doubt- H. Rider Haggard. dissections, however, showed shade of the trees to rest. A the operation and the value of the by. My signpost great good be compelled to ask yes to pay your less, much that is morbid in this feel- IIurry, excitement, bustle—these are that both sexes incubate, while contin- pointed its two arms down the con- -was evidently a woman of emetal.—Brooklyn ing, and yet it is mainly natural. From not good for people. Let us go slow ued observation from the tent revealed verging roads. On one of them was in- sense and a devoted wile. There is fare.' n11 this mortification and this depriva- and live long.—Frank T. Bullen. the presence of only one bird of the scribed "14 versts to Janova," on the Mr. Cassatt gingerly drew his tion every soul might have been one record of'a letter sent by her to "As WHY DON'T YOU? saved There is only one way in which a pair in the rookery at the same time. other "17 versts to Shadowa." Present- by education in a home a relative just before Washington money out and handed the conduc- where social man or woman can develop real The bird on the nest was relieved late ly the creaking of wheels and the slow Why don't you answer your friend's life was properly lived. It is cruel to strength, and that is to fight unceas- in the afternoon and early in the morn- "clop, clop" of a horse's hoofs on the was about to enter the military ser- tor the fare a ripple of laughter letter at once? deny to children the opportunity not ingly and to stand absolutely alone.— ing. The one, theeefore, which incu- road behind roused me. A cart piled only to Vice of the colonies, in 1774, who could be heard from various parts Why don't you make the promised become accustomed from their Gertrude Atherton. bated during the day fed at night, and high with tinware was coming down visit to that invalid? She is looking first consciousness to the forms of so- the road, had censured him for this act. of the car."— askinylon Times. To borrow ouo'a taahial ford from his or her place was taken by another with the driver perched on for you day after day. ciety, but to enjoy Its intinenCe the top of the "I foresee the consequences," she free libraries is like picking up eata- which hail been feeding during the load. eye, Why don't you send away that little their developing life. "How did you get your black bles dropped by some one else on the day, or, as retea lat It, "1 (IQ fink "Good day, brother," I called out as said ; "dark days and domestic hap- girt you've planning to send? ?society is food to children. Contact Sam bo?" peen road and making one's dinner off an- sir, dat when de lady fillymingo leave the cart, with its sorry horse, came Mere kind intentions with other minds is the means by Thiess suspended, and eternal separ- never accomplish other's leavings—Marie Core111. de nest den de gen'leman fillymingo abreast of me. The man returned my "Well, boss, yer see I was out any good. which they are educated, and the dif- glad of any ex- ation on earth possible. But my To go a-fishing in the pond of the take her place, sir; yes, sir." '- salute, and the horse, Why don't you ference in families of children will lookin' fer trouble, and dis 'ere eye try to share the bur- past is a pastime not devoid of charm. Morning and evening, then, there was cuse to rest his weary legs, came to a inind is made up ; my heart is in the den show at once to the accustomed eye the was de fust t' find it." of that sorrowful one who works What old, forgotten, faroff timings can much activity in the rookery. Single standstill in the middle of the road. beside you? different social character of their par- cause. George is right ; he is al- Is it because you are be dragged up by the assiduotis an- girds or files of as many as fifty were "Which way are you going?" I asked. ents. But I have no space to follow Mrs: Hix—I got my growing selfish? gleri—Ella Hepworth Dixon. almost constantly arriving and depart- "To Janova. There is o. market there ways right." husband to this subject further, and I Why don't you speak out the encour- leave it ing, coming from and radiating to ev- tomorrow." She was with Washington admit that he was a fool today. with you, with the earnest wish By leading people to suppose that at Cam- aging words that you have in your that ery point of the compass. "But there is also a market in Sha- you will consider it and profit you are as wise as themselves you lose bridge in 1775 •; ,she shared with the Mrs. Dix—How did you manage thoughts? Unless you express them by the Flamingoes in flight resemble no oth- dowa," I answered, "and it is a more suggestions I have given you.—"Tim- opportunities of obtaining useful in- it ? they are of no use to others. er bird known to me. With legs and important place than Jauova." army the hardships at Valley Forge, othy Titcomb's Letters" in Boston formation. They won't tell you things Why don't you take more pains to be neck fully outstretched and the com- "So it is, so it is," the driver replied, During the war she would wear none Mrs. Hix—I showed him some ef Globe. they think you know already.—Sarali self sacrificing and loving in the every- Grand. paratively small wings set halfway be- with perfect indifference. but the home-made fabrics for cloth- the letters he wrote me during our day home life? "What have you for sale?" Time is rapidly pass- Politeness Pays. tween bill and toes, they look as if they "Plenty of good tinware, as you can ing, and an English traveler who courtship.—Chteage Trintne. ing. Your dear ones will not be with Virtue is not to be measured by os- Trace Your Family Tree. might fly backward or forward with - - see, brother. I have worked for six you always. tentatious giving. There is frequently A pleasant pastime — literally — for equal ease. They progress more rapid- visited Mount Vernon in 1791 wrote weeks to make this cartioad," Feed a little charred corn twice a Why don't you create around you an more real love for humanity in the soul those who have no more pressing du- ly than a heron and when hurried fly 'Mrs. Washington was exceedingly "Well, good luck to you and your week to your hens and see how it atmosphere of happiness and helpful- of the man who removes the banana ties and wish to get outside their en- with a singular serpentine motion of tinware," I said, pulling and eating 'Simple in dress." She was also evi- ness so that all who come in touch with skin from the pavement than in the vironment at least in thought will open the neck and body, as if they were the will help to keep their combs red berries within reach. "Will you take it you may be made better? Is not this heart of the donor of the memorial up before her who begins to mount a crawling in the air.—Century. dently a quiet, retiring woman, and to Janova or Shadowa?" and plumage glossy, besides it will possible?—Class Mate. window in the church. Politeness, like family tree. Tracing one's genealogy hada strong dislike for public life, Got the Paula Mixed. The man picked up the bit of add to their egg production. all other faults and virtues, may be- may become—probably will become— cord Early Tobacco. Paul du Chaffin, the one time Afri- which served as reins and prepared :and rejoiced when General Washing- come habitual. It is surprising how a matter of absorbing amusement and to According to John Aubery, who can explorer, performed a good Samari- go on. ton refused Miss Budd—What sort of a many small acts of kindness, how attention, for it entails a thread gath- the offer of the presi- chap wrote a celebrated work on "the very tan act one night in assisting along "I shall many little deeds of helpfulness, one ered up here, dropped there, a letter leave that to my horse," he dency tendered to him for the third is Jack Huggins ? queere Indian weede," there was a the street a very intoxicated stranger. answered callously. may do in the course of a day when to write, a book to read, a register to time when tobacco was worth its The man told him where his home was, The lumbering time. It is to be regretted that be- Miss Swift—Well, he is what there are inclination to be kind and a consult. To the self absorbed, the de- wagon moved off and weight In silver. Among other things and after considerable difficulty Du finally passed out of fore her might be termed an osculatory klep- lookout kept for the opportunity. One spondent, the listless, one may recom- sight down the death Mrs. Washington Aubery says: "Sir Walter Raleigh was mend Chaillu got him to his door. The bibu- 3:move rond, may set out with this intention in the this diversion as certain to suit which the horse had elect- burned all her correspondence with tomanic.—Kennebec .Journal. the first that brought tobacco into Eng- lous one was very grateful and want- ed morning, and the footing up at night— even rather morbid conditions of tem- to take.—St. James' Gaeette. - land, and in our parts—North Wilts— perament ed to know his helper's name. As the her husband, as this correspondence, not to others, but to one's own secret and yet as certain to gently Coughs and Colds. it came in fashion through Sir Walter force the mind explorer did not particularly care to Memorial to a Robber. would, doubtless, have proved most conscience—will be cheering and en- away from itself to oth- All coughs, colds and pulmonary Long. They used silver pipes, but the couraging. er persons and timings in opening up a give his name in full he merely replied III the little town of Forlimpopoll. valuable literature. commoners used a walnut shell. It Paul. "So it'sh—hic—Paul, near Bologna, there is a complaints that wider and wider field of reflection, that it was memorial tab- are curable are was sold then for its weight in silver. ish it?" hiccoughed the man. and then, let in the Municipal theater to the mem- Both Whales on Their Holidays. Virginians. quickly cured by One I have heard some of your old yeomen Minute Cough Professor Goldlob has been telliug Kimberley Siege Babies. after some moments of apparent ory of a famous robber chieftain named neighbors say that when they went to General and Mrs. WashirLgton Cure. Clears the phlegm, draws the Christiania Academy of Science the During Lord Roberts' tour in South thought, inquired solicitously, "Shay, Passatore. The reason why the the- Chippenbam to market they always Ole man, did y'ever get any—hic—any ater is the home never had any children, but the two results of his investigations into the Africa he chanced to be in Kimberley of. his memorial is out inflammation and. heals and culled out their shillings to lay in the ansber to those ho-on; lettersh y' wrote that in it was performed Ids migrations of Whales. These creatures on his seventy-second birthday, and most fa- Custis children were adopted by the soothes the affected parts, strength- scales against the tobacco. Now the to th' Ephesians?" mous exploit. In September. 1854, hang about the coast of Norway and the people of that city presented him customers of it are among the while one of Rossini's operas General as his own, and they return- ens the lungs, wards off pneumonia. greatest Finland until the spring is well ad- with a pair of diamonds. One of the was be- that his majesty bath." Looked Honest Anyway. ing performed in the presence of all the ed the affection he lavished vanced, and then they go away on "siege babies," a boy of four years, upon Harmless and pleasant to take. Sold A member of the Kansas City board local beauty and fashion. Passatore their travels. Some go to the Azores, made the presentation speech. During them. by T. E. Zimmerman. A Test of sobriety. of trade called a newsboy in front of and his band "bent up" the audience others to Bermuda and the Antilles, the siege of Kiinberley by the Boers Gentlemen who have put an enemy the Exchange building the other after- and robbed them of all Both General Washington and and they cover these enormous dis- about fifty babies were born. Lord their valuables Licked Into Shape. Into their mouths are recommended to noon to buy a paper and then discov- last penny. Mrs. Washington tances in an incredibly short time. Roberts had his photograph taken in to the were Virginians, The phrase "licked into shape" owes try a very simple test for the purpose ered that he had no small change with Some of them bring back hatesoons the midst of the "siege babies" on the bat were born in different counties. Its origin to a very ancient fable. In of finding out whether their brains which to pay for it. He wanted the Perfectly Congenial. which bear the names of ships and steps of the town hall. Most of the Bailey's "Ovid's Metamorphoses," fa- have been stolen. They must stand paper, so he asked the boy to trust Naggsby—When a man and his wife George 'Washington was born at other evidences of where these mi- "siege babies" bear names recalling the ble 33 has this heading: "Bears bring erect with their eyes closed, and if him. "I'll pay you tomorrow," he said. think the sonic thoughts shnultaneons- Bridges Creek, grants have been for their summer hol- wan Thus, whale "French," "Buller," Westmoreland coun- they can perform this feat for a brief The boy looked him over. "Yer on the ly it is a sign that they are exceedingly forth a lump of flesh and by licking idays. "Methuen," "Bobs" and "Kekewich" ty, Va., period they may come to the conclu- and Mrs. Washington in reduce it to a proper shape." This tra- were used, "Rhodes" was even more board of trade, ain't you?" lie asked. congenial. Waggsby—So? Well, their, sion that they are all right. Two in- The man New Kent county, Va. His home, dition that the cubs of bears are cast Classified. frequently used, and "Siege" seems to replied that he was. The my wife and I are congenial all right. dividuals who were accused of drunk- shapeless and remain so till the dam "Uncle Bill," said little Reginald, have been most popular of all. newsboy hesitated a moment. Then he for the other night when she said that when mat actively serving his coun- enness at has licked them into proper form is Pontefract proved that they "did It hurt you when the men caught said: "Well, you look honest, anyway. she wondered why I'd ever been such a try, was in his stato, bad honorably stood the test, and the I guess I'll trust you for the 2 cents."— fool as to marry her I had been sitting where, with his emphasized in Pope's "Dunclad:" you with the dredge and grappling Mental Decision. cases against them were dismissed. there in own estate and with the large estate So watchful bruin forms, with plastic hooks?" The trouble with the most of us is Kansas City Times. silence for half an hour won- care. The great merit of the plan is that it dering over the same identical "Why, I don't understand you," said that we do not know how to make up brought to him by his wife, he could Each growing lump and brings it to a can be put into operation anywhere Rich In Expectations. Uncle William. our minds, and Baltimore Americen. bear. and at any time.—London Tit-Bits. often the fact is that eaSily, without his military arid civil "Well, that's the way the natutal "They're comparatively rich, aren't In Shakespeare, too, "King Henry we have not given our minds to the they?" St1N-Cd the Trouble. prestige, have taken his place among history book says they get 'em." thought that requires us to determine 'VI.," part 3, act 3, section 2, we find: Merits His Fate. "Well, I wouldn't say 'comparative- She—They say flint the beet inns- "Get what?" about it. Why is it the landed and most'influential gen- Like to a chaos, or an unllcked bear "I see that an eastern editor says the sun shines and "Sponges. When pa said you was ly,' but 'relatively.' They have a rich bends are always thoughtful in little whelp, that as a matter Of fact women form sheds its warmth through one glass, tlemen of the country. He kept coming ma said: 'What? That old uncle of whom they expect great timings. Are you that way, Mn', Smile That carries no impression like the dam. clubs simply as an excuse for eating but accomplishes nothing? Change the spo'nge coming here again?'" things."—Philadelphia Ledger. *Smith—No. I don't have to .be. My -open house., entertained liberally, and drinking between meals." form of the glass through which it A Mark Twain Anecdote. wife always calls my attention to therm "Horrid thing! Is he married or comes, let us make it convex, and first always assisted by his .charming A friend of the humorist tells a story sin- Not Always Popular. One Advantage. before I have a chance to think.—De- gle?' you will sea the smoke, then the spark wife Of the days when Mark Twain Was a Grayce—Why is it that Edythe is so Rimer—Do you really prefer to have troit Free Press. .; led the hunting, and directed and then the flame.—Rev. T. V. Mc- "Why?" unpopular in society? long poems Gent in to yen rather than in the production of the pilot on the Mississippi. She's very care- Leod. !lasing of "Because if he's either be doesn't de- short ones? 'Editor—Tea. iThen they're By the farm products. One day Mr. Clemens missed his ful to speak nothing but the truth Constant 1.8e. serve to be."—erleveland Plain Dealer. about people. long, you see, I don't have to think up "Yes. she's a wamen of' few wo-ds.” The history of boat. Instead of inventing an excuse Gladys—And tha"s just Convincing. the married life of he reported to his superior officer as what makes her unpopular.—Louisville any other excuse for rejecting them.— "And, mere-y. glow frayed she keteek What's the Answer? School Principal—Are you sure that the first president of the nation is follows: Courier-Jollies a I. Eset. ange. them looking!"--,Cleveland Plain Deal- jokeley—Liere's a conundrum for you belong in this school district? such as to make the anniversary of "My boat left at 7:20. I arrived at er. you. Cokeley—Let's have R. jokeley Prospective Pupil—Say, if you're look- He that falls into sin is a man; that his marriage a date of romatic and the wharf at 7:35 and could not „catch Opportunity sooner or later comes te ing for a bet I'll give you odds —if "time is money," what is an eight of 2 gees es at it is a saint; that boasteth Love is oily a we•nen'e device Zee pleasing interest.—.4merican. It."—Harper's Weekly. all who work an] eash.—Steulese to le—CI:it:age asiews. day clock worth?—Philadelphia Ledger, of it is a dev1.1.--Fulier. asting Inee.--J. M. Barrie. • GO TO eb-Nnide. HOKE'S READ AND CONSIDER FRIDAY, JANUARY rt., 1005

"The Joseph Piano With the Ea floh Q. R. S. MEETING Sweet Tone." yily new to see his for The Chrosiele JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE,M. Ha Sllirlfi Nc Prim SOLD aY THE MAKER The Q. R. S. was entertained on And see if you can find a more profitable place to do your dealing than Fall and Winter Dress Goods, Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. right at Write for Catalogue.. 13eautiful Al pine Su itings, te:erges, Flannels, in the latest 3. II. Stokes. A full attendance of Wednesday, ' Convenient Terms. Mohair, all Tuesday and • shades. Outing Flannels from Gets. members, And the following guests to lOcts. Has also large stock of were present : Mrs. D. E. Stone, SNIDER'S DEPARTMENT STORE. Mrs. A. A. Annan, Miss Nnnemaker, JAN. 17 AND 18. STIEFF Blankets and Comforts. Miss Helen Annan, Miss Zacharias, Prices away down and quality away up. A full and complete line of Cloth,. Floor. Second Floor. 2 N. Liberty St., Baltimore, Md. headquarters for Rev. James Nouyee, of Washington. Second ing, Dry Goods, Notiens, and Carpet, Matting, Oilcloth, Linoleum, Shoes, Felt and Gum Boots, Queensware and NIDIFR WEAR! The program committee, Mrs. J. H. in order to make room for our large spring stock of goods,I have made Hats, Caps, Boots and Tubs, Hardware and Paints, Groceries and ElVIMITSBURG MARKETS Women's extra heavy ribbed, 25c.; Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. 17 and 18 as special clearance sale days, Glassware, Buckets and Stokes and Mrs. M. F. Shuff, pre- Drugs, always on hand, and we will guarantee to save you money at all times. If Wright's Health Underwear, $1.00., and on these days everything listed in this advertisement will positively The following market quotations, whieb are aented the program. Subject, !lie you have never dealt with us, give us a call and be convinced that what we say, Boys' Fleece Lined Underwear, be sold at the following prices, which is from 25 to 100 per cent, below corrected every Friday morning, are subject to Ideal and the Real." A well prepar- we do. Prices tell and quality sells. daily changes. Combination Suits for Women and regular prices. Come early and get first choice. Children. Fine lot of ed paper was read by Mr. G. Pal- 40"A"AAAAAAAAANNAAAAA/WW-d~A.AAAAAAAAAAO- L. whowitAAAAARAWAAANWOIvoitetwowkokovo, Corrected by E. R. Zimmerman son. mer, which was listened to with Clothing. Clothing. Carpet and Matting. Wheat,(dry) $ 1 05 1N,T 9aI Co Rye 56 Black Sateen Skirts, for 50, 75 and much interest. A short paper on SHIRTS. Grxcizams. A chance for you to make money with- Fifty different patterns to make your Oats 30(@35 -"Time" was read by Mr. J A. Hei- Fine French Ginghams, former price 19 out working. Every Snit and every selections from. They are beautiful pat- New Corn per bushel 45 .$1.00. Ladies' Knit Underskirts. 1.00 Shirts now 75c. cts per yd., mit down to 9c. Overcoat in our immense Clothing De- terns, and can't help bat please you, and Hay 6 00 to &CO Toboggans, Fascinators, Golf, As- man. A chapter frem "Wee Mc- and prices so, low that it will please your This is a very fine line of Men's Colored The 15 et. kind, now Sc. partment will be closed out at cost, trachan and Scotch Gloves. Latest, pocketbook. 100 to 750 Colyntry JP.roIsluee -Gregor," a Scotch story, the dialect Shirts. Good quality, some with 75c. 71 yds. of the 12 ct. kind, now 8c. lots of them away below cost, as every Just think of it, per yard. styles in Collars and Ties. Elysian silk fronts, regular price $1, now Zephyr Gingham, regular 10c. goods, suit and every overcoat must be closed Corrected by Jos. E. Hoke. of which was well read by Mrs. R. 18 Perfumes and Toilet Articles, in. now Sc. out regardless of cost. So - call to see Hats and Caps. Butter L. Annan. Rey. A. M. Gluck read A lot of fine colored shirts, all us and see if you ever had a better Eggs TT fact, everything that can be found sizes, regular 75c. shirts, go - C. DRESS GOODS. chance to save money, and money saved Chickens, per lb 10 a chapter from Regma, the captive A full line of all the new styles always in an up-to-date store you can find Time regular_ 50c. .3 yds. Fine Peble Cloth, regular The, goods, Is Money made. Former price of men's on hand. 50 men's hats, former price Spring Chickens per 75 le at maid. Current events and selections k nowl. .35 and C. now 50e. per yd. suits ranging from $2 to $15, now $1.25 750 to $2, now they go at 10e, to 500. A Turkeys 14 34- yds Novelty Dress Goods, all wool, cut to $12 for tam 'beat youth's long pants lot of high priced caps at 10e now. Ducks, per lb 9 bearing on the new year were read The regular 25e. kind, a very n„ suits;former price $2 to $8, now they Potatoes, per bushel 40 Joseph E. Hoke's. from 50c. per yd. to 25e. ner yd. Linoleum. in turn. The music was composed good shirt, now - - - ut.. 4 yds. Cloth goods, regular price 50c., now range from $1 to $5.75, For the best Oil Cloth and Dried Cherries, (seeded)...... These are unusual bargains. 25e. per yd. boy's knee pants suits, former price 754 Floor Oilcloth, 20e a sq. yd. and up. Raspberries 12 of an Instrnmental solo, by Miss to $5, now they range from 400 to $3.59. Blackberries 1+ yds. Waist Flannel, cut from 40o. to Linoleum, 250 a sq, yd. and up ; table We promptly obtain U.S. and Foreign Shnlenbergcr. A Vocal Trio, "The 20c. per yd. Don't wait, come at once, as delays are oilcloth only 13e a yard. Apples, (dried) .. Overshirts. 30c. to dangerous. Peaches,(dried) pars are Pushing Lightly," Mrs, J. yds. Miner's Flannel, cut from The Clover Brand Overshirts, 15c. per yd. Dry Goods. Lard, per lb Overcoats. Beef Hides A: Heiman, Miss Zeck, Miss M. le regular price 50c. now - C. 2 yds. Shepherds Clad Cashmere Cloth, Our shelves are at all times loaded cut from 50c. to 25c. per yd. A beautiful line on hand yet, in fact, down with all the newest styles in dry lielman. A Vocal Solo, `Sing me A very good overshirt, the 25 4 whole pieces of Delaiue, cut from 15c. to TA -V-17; just bought 50 a few weeks ago at away goods. Gingham, extra good, 5e; best for kind, per yd. Corrected by Patterson Brothers Bend model,sketch or photo of invention p Sleep," by Mr. A. A Horner, clos- regular 40e. now 0, 7 1-2c. down prices. Come quick, as they are Lancaster, 6e; Calico, 4, 5 and 64; Tick- freereport on patentability. For free book, $' Veiling,(Sky Blue), regu- Steers, per tb One piece Nun's dandies and must go at the great sacri- ing, 80 and up ; Canton Flannel, 5e. and $ '34 a) 444, •trge ed the program. Subject for Feia- lar 25c, goods, now 12 1-2c. per yd. Fresh tfoerF. 20 Cu) gi000 Pli°atewntferned fice sale. Prices ranging from $2.50 to up ; Oilcloth, 54 and up ; Shirting, 8e, nreTRADE"'MARKS OUTINGS. 3 remnants of Cotton Chevoit, cut Fat Cows and Bulls, per B..... a-uary meeting, "The National Airs from $13.50, now they go at $1.50 to $9.50 for and up ; Damask, 154 and up. You 24 a 18e. to 10e. per yd. flogs, per lb.. Prices cut in two. a line Overcoat, Come our way. Boys' should just see oar line of dress goods and National Flowers." Program !coats, former prices, $1.50 to 88, ! now Sheep, per lb 3 These are all remnants. of all kinds. They are fine. All the pommittee, Miss A. Heiman and Miss they must go at 750 to $5.50. This is one latest patterns and will be sold at spe- Lambs, per lb. 2+ yards, 10c. goods,now Sc. of the greatest sacrifice sales of clothing Calves, per ...... 6 a, 6yy A number of fine Persian Lawn rem- cial low prices. Shulenberger. Meeting to be held 11 yards, 10c. goods,now 5c. ever offered here before. They all iwkiit*wA, nants cut from 25 to 10 cts.., 13 to 10 must et Dr. L. Annan!s. 11 yards, 10c. goods, now Sc. The,, • go for cash only. Oed Blankets. ow.eteswiteVowo,..sewewv 4+ yards, 9a. goods, now...... to Sc. f •O • lit yards, 10c. goods, now 5c. Gum and Felt Boots, A full line of lied Blankets, prices SELL YOUR Aes more sonmeh Troubles. lf yards, 10c. goods, now Sc. HAMBURGS. ranging from COO, This is the place to buy gum goods. to $6.00, will be closed fii yards, 9c. now.. 4+,e. opt at 490 to VINCENT Sh.1.BOLD,. All stomach trouble is remened by goods, Over 500 yds. of fine Cambric and Ham- All guaranteed. If they break, a new $5.00. HAYI WHEAT AND COHN TO 10 yards Flannelette, 10c. goods, now..5c. burg embroideries, 1 inch to 4. inches in ,x_TTORNEY-AT-L AW, the use Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. 2 yards Flannelette, 10c. goods, now 5e. pair, and prices are lower than ever. E M:NUMB -1;11G, Mr" q width, in remnants of from 2+ to 5 yds., at No second-grade goods like you get Shirts and Underwear. 2/ yards, 9e. goods, now at Street, ncar the It gives to the stomach perfect rest prices ranging from le. to 10c, per yd. lots of places, and pay highest prices I i Office on East Main Less than one,half the regular price. ! The heaviest fleeced lined underwear Public Square. At Frederick on Mondayag for. Buy the Ball band and then you are on themarket•, J. Ant every 42 shirt kart by digesting you eat without weighs 20 :Ind at Thurmont op Thurs- whop Fine Calicoes. Also a number Of colored embroideries just right. When you want something and Tuesdays, blue and champagne. oz. and can be bought at Snider's for days of each week. Special attCation the stomach's aid. The food builds in red, good come our way and we Nviil save The highest market price al- 37te, other places 50( ; 100 ggn's fine ! given to proceeditags in Equity for the sole' This Is a very fine grade of goods and The embroideries presented in this sale you money. ways paid for these products. fanoy shirts, all regular 50c, and 75e i of real estaia. . jan '.:9-tf. imp the body, the rest restores the there are three pieces, as follows: include only the newest and most popular shirts, thia month, 25e. How's this! Having a hay packer I am stomach to health. you don't have 13 yds. regular 8c goods, now Sc. styles of the present seasou. Qneensware and Glassware. :,. I -...... ,.._ . _ 24 yd. regular Sc. goods, now Sc. exceptionally well prepared to NOTICE to diet yourself when taking Kodol 9+ yds. regular 8c goods, now Sc. Cord Pants. buy $ A full and complete line of all. When and handle hay to an ad- --T11-- Dyspepsia Cure. J. D. Erskine, of W different remnants, all fine goods, reg- MISCELLANEOUS in need of a fine set of dishes, call and Every pair sold on a guarantee. Men's vantage. ular 7c. goods, now 4c. All sizes of stockings 1hr Men, Ladies see us. A beautiful line cl-China which regular $1.50, oar price 81.09. The $2 Allenville, Mich., says, I suffered and Children. Prices away down. will lie sold at low prices. kind at $1.69 ; the $2.25 kind, -$1.89. All kinds of ROAD SUPERVISORS. Ilearthnrn and Stomach trouble for LININGS. A number of Ladies Jersey Gloves at The $2.50 kind, $2.10; the 82.75 kind, Boots and Shoes. some time. !My sister-in-law has Two whole pieces of Vesta Silk linings reduced prices $2.39. Boys' long cord pants, 9.94 anal per yd., now they go A lot of men's colored collars at 1 cent up. Boys' short OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSION- which sold at 8 eta. This isono among many of our lines that. cord pants, 39e and up. CHOP a BRAN had the same trouble gild was not apiece. 12115. at 3. we stand second to none. Every pair of able to eat for six weeks. She lived Horse Blankets & Lap Robes :de Lam . The 1904. shoes that lea Ve.; Our Shoe Department , Dee. 20, Wes/ e „. entirely on warm water. After tak- has our guarantee right with titian and A beautiful assortment. All must go .e la. Jarma ry Saaaion of the Courtly ing two bottles of Kodol Dyspepsia . Itemember, this great Sacrifice Clearance Sale will be V01161111(41 only I wo home is where you can find any kind you at cost. Come, boys, they are fine and Commia- IS for PX.:)- Will commence at Cure she was entirely cured." She days. In this special reduction sale will be found many useful articles of good ! want at prices that we will guarantee inmost go. their Offiaa 1mm tile Court House, On - now eats heartily and is in good quality net enumerated in above lists. Come early and bring your friends with yoa are rock bottom. When in need MONDAY,.JANC.IUY 2, 11)(3), yon. EVOrV article in this Clearance Sale is a bargain, Don't forget the date,!!give us a call and be cow:bleed that Groceries. health. 1 am glad to say Kodol at 1 o'Coelt, A. M. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, JAN. 17 and 18. • what we say is right and you will tincl A full line of homy and staple grocer- alv.-aye in etoele gave me instant relief." Sold by T. style, qualit•y and prices right. ies always on hand. Best Frank land The first three (Lys, January 2nd, :int 'E. Zimmerman. JOSEPILI E. HOKE; Leather Boots. granulated sugar, 514; Best brown, 54; and 4th, will he des- b•d to general busi- Arbuckles, Lion and York coffee, all 104 FLOUR ness. The Bonnl w ill then adjourn ha FATHER OF i9 CHILDREN. EMMITSBURG, MD. A fall and complete line that must be a pack ; hominy, 24 a pound ; Oatmeal, meet again the following week to setth, climatal out at sacrifice 'vices. Boys' 90 a lb.; Prunes, Sc. and up ; Raisins, Flour give me with and appiiint Road Supetvisors iii at'. When in need of cordance with the following schedule : Chicago, January 11.—Having too 81.7.0 Boots, now 81.00. Boys' $2.00 now tar. and up ; peaches, tine, 9o. a lb., 3 for a call, I handle Rhodes', Coy- ORDER MS 1 ON SALES. 81,50. Men's 81.50 Boots, 81.15; Memm's 25e.; apricots, 12e.; Buckwheat flour, Sc; SECOND. WEE IC many children was the defense of WAR IN FAR EAST. 52.00, now $1.50; Men's $2.50, now $2.00; Bice, 5c. and up ; llest Water White ertEl and Minnesote,,, Hour. January 9. Buckeystown District, No. 1. Anton Hermann, who has been ar- Men's $3.00, now $2.25. They are new Coal Oil, 12e. A fall line of Syrup at A Japanese squadron is reported NO. 7761 EQUITY. goods and first class. 30c, 35e, 10c, per gallon. When you want to buy any- January Frederiek, Ballenger and rainged before Justice Prindiville, thing in my line give me a call, :Brathieck Districts, ?:es. 2,23 and 24. at Diego •Garcia. Chagos Islands. In the Circuit Court for Fred crick County, sit- January in Middleenwn Ditzti - andlvhen you have anything to charged with failing to send his ting In Eau;lg, M. R. SNIDER, e January 12, Creagerstown District, No. Rojestvensky was informed January sell come to see me. S 4. daughter. Katie, 11 years old, to JAlattAlff T1l1tM, Harney, Md. 2 That .Tripaneara., y-*°.raitipS were pro- January 13, Emmlishurg District, No. 5. school. In the Matter of the Report of Sales filed the ,?-24TEWART ANNA N • 4? January 14, Catoctin tura Liberty •Dis- ceeding to Meet the: Russian squad- 11th day of January, 1905. ‹ tr'cts Nos 6 and S. r" Hermann testified that he was the AARAAWAANAAAA/VA0vwf,r ron, and the vigilallof the latter William Mirrisen. Assignee of mortgage from PUBLIC SALE. MEANT AUTOMATIC father of 10 children, six of whom Sarah Miller to Adam Tressler, on Petition. THIRD WEEK. was redoubled. ORDERED, That on the 4th day of February, FORCE FEED CAS MACHINE Order Ni on Audit. January 16, Woodsboro District, No. 11. are of school age. 1905, the Court will proceed to act upon the .Twenty-eight Russian officers and Report of Sales of Real Estate, reported to said Y VIRTUE of a power of sale con- January 17, Urbana District. No. 7. "I am toe poor to provide clothes Court ay William marrison, Assignee of Mort- tained in a Mortgage front John J. January 18, Hauvers and \V oodville 1,000 men arrived at Nagasaki, Ja- gage in the above cause, and filed B EQUITY. Districts, and Green and Sarah D. Green, his wife, to IV O. 77:35 Nos. 10 18. , and books to send all six children to therein as aforesaid,to finally ratify and confirm January 19, New Market District, No, 9. pan, from Port Arthur. the same, unless cause to the contrary thereof Morris A. Birely, bearing date the 16th January 20, Petersville and. Mt, Pleas- school," he said. "I don't get much he shown before said day; provided a copy of day of April, 1903, duly recorded in Li- Cirault Court for Frederick Coun- Emperor William has conferred this order be inserted in some newspaper pub- Ic the ant Districts, Nos. 12 and 13 lished in her D. H. H., No. 19, Folio 20, eke., one of ty, sitting in Equity. money in the lumber yard where I Frederick county, for three successive January 21, Jefferson District, No. 14. npon General Stoessel and General weeks prior to said day. the land records of Frederick county, JANUARY TERM, 1905. work, I have hoen married 3-1 years. The Report states the amount of sales to be the undersigned Mortgagee will sell at FOURTH WEEK. Nogi the order of merit in recogni- $200.00. the Thurmont National Bank, Tharmont, the matter of the Auditor's Report Now I am living with my second Dated this 11th day of January, 1905. In January 23, Mechanicstown flirt., No. tion of bravery at Port Arthur. Frederick county, Maryland, on filed the 4th day of January, 1905. wife. My first ivife died many years SAMUEL T. HAFFNER, 3. So rapidly have the Japanese Clerk of the Circuit Court for Frederick county. Saturday, the 14th day of January, 1905, Cyrus F. Smith, Mortgagee of George January 24, Jackson District, No. 16. ago. True copy—Test, Smith, on Petition. January 23, Johnsville. District, No. -17. pushed work upon the Korsan rail- SAMUEL T. HAFFNER, at 2 o'clock, P. M. the following real January-26, T.inganore and Burkts yule Hermann was fined $10, but pay- Vincent Scheid, Solicitor. Clerk. 28th day of Jan. road that they are now able to run Jan 13-Its estate, viz : All that tract of land ORDERED, That On the Districts, Nos. 19 and 22. ment was suspended on condition situated near the upper Mechaniestown 1905, the Court will proeeed to act upon January 27, Lewistown District, No. 29. trains from Fusan to Seoul, and the road, in Frederick County, State of the Report of the Auditor,filed as afore- January 28, Tuscarora District, No. 21. that Katie should be sent to school. New Advertisements. cause, to finally ratify military line to Wiju has about been Maryland, about 2 miles south of Mt. St.. said, in the above SPECIAL NOTICE.-Supervisors are -a same, unless cause to DAUCI1Y & CO. Mary's College, adjoining the lauds of and confirm the requested not Co bring in their accounts completed as far as Pingyang thereof be shown before Tn a fight between United States Samuel Hemier's heirs and of the late the contrary before the day assigned for thvir District. copy - of this order troops The Japanese claim to have infor- John T. Peddieord and others, being said day; provided a Also report all road machines, tools, Min- and refractory Mores on the sonic newspaper publish- BALSAM known as the old Seiss propertancontaiu- lie inserted in ! ber, tiling, or other road materials on tPcir- Island of•Jolo, .Philippines, Lieut. mation that the Russian generals Cleames and besuil0e; the hat. Frederick County, for two succes- Preinetes a leauriset [myth. ing ed in roads or in their possession belonging to dames J. Sewell and one private I Never Fail. ta Nestore Gray sive weeks.prior to said day. ore losing confidence in General Nair to its Youthful Color. 16 ACRES, 1 ROOD AND 27 PERCHES County.the ()airBy .were killed and three officers and Cares scalp ill4ratts si hair !slag. Dated 4th day of January, 1005. Kuropatkin, and that the Russian Gee and fl.rtiet Druegiris of land, more or less. The said property three privates wounded. SAMUEL T. HAFFNER WILLIAM II. BLENT is situation around Mukden is becom- improved by a good Clerk of the Circuit Court for Freder- ing serious: DWELLING HOUSE No Limit lo Size. iek County. CLEMENT C'. AgsuniggAN, Clark. The Pittsburg and Buffalo "flyer" Copy--Test ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY, True dc 30-Si" northbound, on the Buffalo, Roches- It is reported that Colonel Bogdo- with 'kitchen attached, a good stable, EIGHT F011 ALL. SAMUEL T. HAFFNER, EMMITSBURG, MD, chicken house and other outbuildings. ter and Pittsburg Railroad, crashed .No Eugene L. Rowe, Sol. Clerk. noff, of the Russian Army, and three An excellent well of good mountain wa- It Has Come To Stay. It Has into the rear of a freight train near companions sent on a mission to CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY iter is near the door and a lot of choice Equal. jan 6-3t TTflTTTI çAlt,71 A V'o Riverside Junction, N. Y. One fruit trees are on the premises. About I SWEENEY. passenger and three trainmen were Mongolia, have been assassinated. Beautifully situated among the Blue four acres of this land is under cultiva- SAFE, ECONOMICAL, BRILLIANT, HEALTHY, JACOB L. TOPPER. DANIEL tIUU. Bliiq the Ridge Mountains. Classical and Scientific tion and the balance is in timber. hurt, Survivors of Japanese expedi- Courses. Specially organized Depart- Hawing made important improvements Terms of sale prescribed by Mortgage tion to blockade the entrance to Port ment of Music and Art. Well equipped in our Gas Machine by the application Mrociors, The President sent to the Senate Library and Laboratory, and Cooking Cash. of Force Feed and combining generator DIEN Marble 'la Arthur have been found in Russian -moRms. A, BlIZELY, and gasometer in one, and simplifying BUSINESS 3 the nomination of David E.'Thomas, School. Steam Heat and Electric Light. THE' UNDERTAKING hospitals. Letters of inquiry directed to the Vincent Sebold, Atty. Mortgagee. many points of construction, and requir- formerly conducted by Topper & Hoke ing small space to install; obviating all EMMIT`.)-"-CPAG - rylAHYLAND, of Nebraska, to be ambassador ex- MOTHER SUPERIOR will be continued by the undersigned , The Japanese deny that they are danger of excessive discharge of carbide Street, In traordinary and plenipotentiary to WANTED—Quickly,few persons to represent the old stand on West Main Brazil, planning a campaign against French long established wholesale house among retail into generator, making gas in excess of Emmitsburg. Fine caskets and funeral Monuments, Tcmbtones, CALLS FOR $10,000,000 MORE. merchants and agents, Local territory of few consumption. We now claim to have the supplies always in stock. Prompt and Indo-China. counties. $18 salary and expenses paid weekly. perfect Gas Machine, furnishing the given to the business in 'Washington, Jan. 11.—The House! Expense money advanced. Commission extra. careful attention and cemetery work of all kinds. fiTATE OE Ohio, CITY OF TOLEDO,(SS Admiral Botrovsky and his seven Permanent engagement. Business successful. most brilliant light ever produced, and every particular. When in need of funer- promptly ex- LucAs Corny. Committee on Postoffices and Post I Previous experience not essential. Enclose self- are prepared to furnish the Improved al directors give us it call Reapectfully Work neatly and warships arrived at Port Said. addressed envelope. Address.SttrEarleTENliENT Machine, guaranteed to be the most Frank J. Cheney makes oath that I Roads has completed the postoffice ! TaAvELEits, 325 Dearborn St., Chicago. sep16-12t TOPPER & SWEENEY. 'e6uted Satisfaction tnartntee(l simple and efficient working Gas Ma- jun 29-1 vu' be is senior partner of the firm of appropriation bill and will report it chine on the market. We guarantee all oct 19 F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business , The President will be guided by to the House early next week. The en Re1,71•14 a!!!ere al'a enan'Ta aTaally.r414 machines as represented and put in on approval. All immaterial of the best, put in the City of Toledo, County and.1 Congress in the matter of the revis- approximate amount carried is up in neat and substantial manner. All State aforesaid, and that the .said ion of the tariff, but he is determin- $180,000,000, which is AYER'S inquiries for prices or information in $10,000,000 regard to installing machine will have .firm will pay the sum of ONE HUN- I ed in his attitude regarding rail- greater than the current appropria- I prompt a amnion. Descriptive circulars MED DOLLARS for each and road freight rates and, if necessary, tion. No increase of salaries is pro- Ion application. Rights for sale. Fully e Finest Act.Whiskey fria4 USINESS protected by patents. every case of Catarrh that cannot be he may summon Congress in extra vided for, and no new legislation is Manufactured by session to secure the desired legis- HERA is plenty of opportu- cured by thc, use of Hall's Catarrh contained in the bill. J. T. HAYS & SON, nity for a good whiskey to ' re. FRANK J. CHT4lNEY. tion. An increase of $5,000,000 is made COLLEGE, Patentees, T win favor. Parker Rye is mumirsenno, Ye. the real Maryland Rye, a and subscrib- ••••••... Inlay 0 high-grade whiskey in every respect. Sworn to before me for the rural free delivery service ; Baltimore,1 • We ask you to try it. Our conndence 125 W. Saratoga St., In it is founded on its superiority, ed in my presence, this 6th day of $1,000,000 for the city letter-carrier for we know teat If we once got D;wember, A. D., 1886. service, $1,000,000 for clerks in the consumers to try It, they will con- GETS A SiTUATION CEMETERY. tinue to buy feSint:e A. W. GLEASON, pcstoffices of the first and second MOUNTAiN VIEW 4 FULL QUARTS, $3.50. NOTARY PUBLIC. ott's Pills class, $1,000,000 for railway mail FOR EVERY GRADUATE 8 Quarts, 58.85; 12 Quarts, t10.00. Catarrh Cure is taken in- Packed In plain sealed cases, with- FOR TORPID LIVER. pay and $900,000 for railway mail '11 I Family Lots, 16x16 ft, $15.) out marks to indicate contents. We aernally, and acta directly on the A torpid liver deranges the whole Day and night' sessions all the year. Nell Half 8x16 ft, 8. Coel. pay expressage. All orders roust system, and produces'''. clerks. The bill aggregates $3,- students received at any time. Send for Cata- . Ire accempanied by P. 0. Order, Ex- Hood and mucous surfaces of the tegoe. BcitlY, phones. We also teach Shorthand, ngle Graves, press Order or Certified Cheek. SICK 000,000 less than the estimates.— TYpcwritiug, Bookkeeping, by Mail and • system. Send for testimonials free.1 loan typewriters to persons inetc., a.11 parts of ani Apply to J. HEN ev Dyspepsia,Costiveness,Rheu- Ballo. Sews United States in connection with our Mail F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0, • O... _- Cout-Ais. Terms Moderate. We have recentl OXFORD DISTILLING CO.,.„ matism,Sallow Skin and Piles. purchased more than 100 New Remington,Smitk nt'aTat Sold by all druggists, 75e. The body of Neil S. Phelps, Nathev Premier rind Oliver Typewriters. Mention th..4 85955 N. Howard St., There is no better remedy for thcsc v.Then you write. snuirr Yea, Squire,your Tare is a winner, common diseases than DR. TUFT'S missing 3Iielligan capitalist, OCEETA13 aLir BALTIMORE, Mr), Take Hall's Family Pills for Con- I LIVER PILLS, as.a trial will prove. ;00 3i43-Z V Irmastit ero trattrtr tat%et One nfignurte so is this old 'Parker Rya' istipatian Take No Sult,j-tt,Ate. , found in Battle Creek river. May (t-ion, For Uew.ks, Cohls MEWSt he gave to the present Charter . Ile EX-GOV. LOWNDES DEAD• 1 shin YOUNG GIRLS DROWNED. NOTED LUTHERAN DEAD. AWFUL DOUBLE TRAGEDY. KILLED FOR $15. city of Baltimore. Ile could has' tmmitsburo Chronicle. to United States St• e Iv Watch- He Died Suddenly From Heart Fail- elected the Was Well Known John J. Penner Kills llife And Him- J. Emory Cunningham, Night Sad Ending of an Afternoon of Enjoy- Rev. Dr. E. J. Wolf In Apparently Good turn of his hand, but he said 'Nat; Self At South Cumberland. man For Frey & Son, Found Dead, ure While the at Chesapeake City. In Emmitiburg. ADVANCE ment Health. elected Governor by the people of Mary- ONE DOLLAR A YEAR IN has been a John J. Penner, of Cumberland, an ex- Mr. James Emory Cunningham, night About 5 o'clock Tuesday evening a Rev. Dr. E. J. Wolf, who Hon. Lloyd Lowndes, former Governor land irrespective of party to pet into Theological Seminary at tra freight conductor on the Baltimore watchman at the wholesale grocery of distressing accident occurred at Chesa- professor in the of Maryland, died suddenly Sunday force needed reforms, and he \veldt NOTICE1.—An announcements of concerts, 31 years, died sud- and Ohio railroad, running between Messrs. Frey & Son, 227 and 259 South cake festivals peak8 City, when two young ladies of Gettysburg, Pa., for 9.30 o'clock, at his home on he was placed and an the festivals. plc-nies, Ice cream and and was found at morning at stand where enterprises, got up to make money, denly at his home on Seminary Ridge in Camberla.nd and Brunswick, shot Central avenue, Baltimore, and similar individ Elkton, Md., lost their lives in a skating Washington street, Cumberland, from duty which devolved upon him. !It tl:e whether for churches, associations, or killed his wife Wednesday afternoon, the bottom of a flight of steps near the for at the rate of five cents on Back Creek pond. The unfor- that place, on Tuesday from a compli- sixtieth sails, must be paid party 10 organic heart trouble, in the second Legislature of his administration each line. involving especially then turned the weapon on himself. The main office Sunday morning about for tunates who were drowned were Miss cation of diseases, year of his age. There was no premoni- he maintained the same position. He right lung. He bad woman died instantly, as did Penner. o'clock by Mr. Walter Frey, with his Sallie Foster, aged 12 years, the daugh- his liver and his tion of the approach of death. Mr. declared that his only concern was ton' Entered a sSeeond-Class Matter at tar Emmit from Philadelphia, Both were shot through the head. Pen- skull crushed in. He lay on his knees, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Preston Foster, and three lung specialists Lowndes had just taken his morning the election of a Republican to the Sen- berg Postollice. when the end came. ner had been drinking, and upon several his feet tight against the steps behind Miss Edith Tumey, the 12-year-old who were with him bath in water about the temperature of ate of the United States, and Hon. Louis personal friend occasions recently slated openly that him and his arms folded beneath him, in daughter of Mr. William Tumey. Dr. Wolf was a warm the body. Brown, his faithful colored E. McComas was chosen. JAN. 13, 1905. It was he who he intended to kill his wife. Both were a pool of blood. Everything indicated FRIDAY, They were members of a skating party of President Roosevelt. valet, was rubbing hint down when he He was nominated for Governor the the President visit- dead some time before the tragedy was that the watchman had been murdered that was formed at the High School, at acted as host when fell forward on his face and expired in- second time at the Academy of Mimic,- In Decoration Day last known. One of their children, a little in cold blood by a burglar, who then FREDERICK COUNTY 'PHONE 33 which they wore students. After enjoy- ed Gettysburg on stantaneously. Baltimore Seqtember 7, 109, with Phil- chairman of the com- girl told a neighbor, but she was not be- proceeded to rifle the place at leidure. ing themselves on a pond for some time year. He was also The left side of his face struck the lips Lee Goldsborough for Cotnptraller story was accept- Mr. Prey was almost stunned at the by the a number of them skated across the mittee and acted as spokesman when the lieved, and when her on the Much damage has been done left bath tub, making a slight scar and John V. L. Findlay for Attorney- and Cabinet were invited to ed people were afraid to cutter the sight, but, quickly recovering, be rise of the river at Port Deposit. bridge, among them being Misses Foster President side of the cheekbone and on the fore- General. It was the first time, • Li t len .e anniversary of the house. Dennis Bradley, colored, a driver for the and Tumey, Miss Katie Bolger, aged 16 attend the fortieth head. Members of the household heard recent political history of the State that Garrett County Commissioners as chairman of all Get- It is said Penner's mind was affected firm, on guard over the body and hur- The years, and Edwin Titter, aged 15 years. battle, and acted the noise of the fall and Mrs. Lowndes a Governor having served for four years decided to erect a new jail at Oak- that have been ap- by a protracted drinking "spree". He ried to the residence of his brother, Mr. have As they passed the bridge the ice tysburg committees was the first to reach her husband's was nominated for re-electiott, and was on Oak street South Arthur C. Frey, who lives at Walbrook land. suddenly gave way and the next moment pointed in the last few years to call on arrived at his home had disap- and notified side. Then all sign of life the highest tribute to his popularity in the President. Cumberland, about two o'clock Wednes- and is a member of the firm, Einrnitsburg Railroad Company a score of skaters were struggling peared, but she thought he was uncon- with the conservative people of Mary- The contact with each day afternoon, apparently in a sober him of the revolting crime. He then re- dividend of the water. Several others gave the From coming in as did the son, Mr. Richard T. by Gov. John has declared a semi-annual four children turned and stopped on his way at police scious, land. He was defeated brought a number of citizens other so frequently the President and Dr. condition. His wife and one per cent. alarm and Lowndes, who arrived Saturday night Welter Smith. He was not retired, how- warm friends. Dr. Wolf were home. He walked up to his wife, headquarters to inform Marshal Parnell. - - to the scene. It required the hardest Wolf became front Clarksburg, W. Va., to visit his ever, front politics, hut continued to ex- been an honored guest at the White who, indignant over past conduct, told The murderer, or murderers, broke There is at least two feet of snow at kind of work on the part of the rescuing has wife and child, wino have been at the ert great influence in the public affairs and whenever he visited the him to go away from her. Immediately open the cash drawer in the bookkeeper's Frostburg and Many of the roads lead- party to save Miss Bolger and young House, home of Governor Lowncles since the of the State, as well as in national poli- had a standing invitation in a frenzy, he drew a revolver and sent office securing about $16 therefrom. ing to the city are blocked. Titter, while others in the party escap- Capital City holidays. tics, being frequently consulted by be the President's guest. a bullet through the woman's brain. He The sum of 75 cents was taken from a - - ed with a mere ducking. At no time that he should Dr. Jatnes T. Johnson, the family phy- members of the Cabinet and the nation- The Fout farm, 1621 acres, two miles 8, 1840, in the old then sent a bullet through his own left drawer of a desk in the main office. A was there any chance of saving Misses Born December sician, arrived 15 minutes after the al administration at Washington. south of Frederick, was sold to Eugene Pa., Rev. temple. The couple was found dead desk in the office of the City Grocers' Foster and Ttuney. They had been homestead near Rabersburg, Governor had fallen, He simply pro- _ - Sponseller for $15,437.50. prepared for college at aide by side near the stove. Union, in the rear of the building, was To accommodate those who are partial - • skating together, and when they broke Dr. E. J. Wolfe nounced life extinct, saying that from He entered Get- The four children witnessed the rifled, but it contained nothing of value in applying li- Warfield will assist February through were locked in each others Miffiinburg Academy. all indications death was instantaneous. to the use of atomizers Governor The oldest, aged 10, ran and told to the robbers. A knob on a safe near of a new arms, sinking to the bottom of the creek tysburg College in the sophomore class crime. who was also quids into the nasal passages for catar- '22 next in the formal -opening unscrewed and Dr. Arthur H. Hawkins, hour in 1860 and was granuated in 1863 with an aunt, Miss Agnes Miller, at the din- the front entrance was rhal troublea, the proprietors prepare wing of the Frederick City Hospital. Their bodies were recovered an called, corroborated Dr. Johnson in his ing room of R. T. Kaufman. Mr. Kauf- after that the burglar presumably left Price inched- afterward. the highest honors. diagnosis that death cam from an affec- Ely's Liquid Cream Balm. was elected Gettysburg man and others investigated, to find the through the front door, leaving scant Dime- John W. Stonebraker The tragedy has cast a gloom over the He studied theology at the tion of the heart. ing spraying tube is 75 cents. of blood. clues for the police to work on. president of the Washington County entire town. Coroner Nelson, of Elkton Seminary several years and then went two dead bodies in pools gists or by mail. The liquid embodies a portion of a William Mason, colored, was arrested Sketch of Lloyd Lowndes. Agricultural and Mechanical Associa- has the case nnder investigation. Miss to Germany and studied a year. When 'The Penners occupied the medicinal properties of the solil other section Sunday night at 1119 Kirk street, in the Hon. LlOyd Lowndes, son of Lloyd and tion. Bolger and young Titter when rescued he returned he was elected pastor of double frame house, the preparation. Cream Balm is gniekly aim- Gage. Mrs. district, by Detectives Maria - Moore Lowndes, was born in were in an exhausted condition and are the Lutheran Church at Turketsville, being the home of Evers Northwestern sorbed by the membrane and does not Edw. Givens sold the farm Ashland, a paid no at- Hammersla„ Thomas and Mason, of head- Clarksburg, now in West Virginia, Feb- now under the care of local physicians. Pa. There he stayed a few years. Gage heard the shots, but dry up the secretions but changes them half mile from Cambridge, eonLaining 32 said the Penners and taken to the Northwestern ruary 21, 1845. He laid the foundation The parents of the young ladies are Next he was called to the Second tention to them. She quarters, to a natural and healthy character. Ely acres, to James C. Mears, of Chateau, about two Station, where he was entered of his early education at the academy over the accident. Lutheran Church, Baltimore, where he had resided in the house Police Brothers, 56 Warren St., N. V. heartbaoken in his native town. In early life he de- for $3,500. - - was pastor several years. He retired years and had proved good neighbors. on the blotter as a suspicious character. • - qualities of mind and Fire In Westminster. elected profes- She had heard no quarreling, but knew Marshal Fenian and Detective Captain veloped those Rent.—A. House and lot, from the pulpit and was For Sale or $1,000 damage was done by fire drinking, and had not Pumphrey arrived at the station house character which gave hint marked suc- Mr. Charles W. Lough, of Philadel- mile About sor of church history and New Testa- that Penner was containing 12 acres of ground, one cess at the bar, in politics, in business son of Mr. and Mrs. U. A. to a double dwelling and its contents on ment exegesis in the Theological Semi- eaten a meal home since last Saturday. shortly after Mason had been brought phia, Pa., amth of Emmitsburg. Apply to and in social life. When 16 years old he Frederick, formerly of this West Main street, in Westminster, Jan. nary at Gettysburg in 1874, holding that When sober he was a kind man. He bore in and were closeted with the negro for Lough, of •dec 11/41 JAMES A. SLAGLE. entered Washington College, at Wash- and Miss Eleanor May Fisher. 5. The building is owned by Phanuel position until his death. a good reputations among his brother a long time, endeavoring to draw some place, Wentz, of Melrose, and is insured. It men. He was about 37 years of admission from him that would warrant ington, Pa., where he remained for two daughter of Mr. Charles J. Fisher, also Edith Taney, 18 years old, and Sallie Dr. Wolf was president of the Gener- railroad occupied by G. Moritz Zepp and of Indian Springs, being held on tine specific charge of years. He finished his education at Al- of Iihiladelphis, were married at noels aged 14, while skating on Back was al Synod of the Lutheran Church. At a age and was a native his Foster, legany College, Meadville, Pa., graduat- latter's home, 1614 broke Mrs. Henry Gunther. Mr. Zepp's loss is recent meeting held in Baltimore he was Washington county, Md. His wife, who killing the watchman. on January 5 at the damask, at Chesapeake City, only by insurance, but Mrs. •Gunth- N%?Z1S born near Mason is a driver in the employ of ing with distinction in 1865, when Wallace street. Costing to the recent the ice and were drowned. covered elected to the chairmanship of the com- was Miss Anna Miller, throaett 20 years old. Richard L. Asithurst, of the wed- er's furniture is not insured. The dwel- mittee that had charge of a million dol- Cherry Run, W. Va.., where her husband Frey & Son. He is 34 years old, tall, death of the bride's brother, Philadelphia, was his preceptor in law. quiet one. The On Jan. 5, the Board of Directors of lings owned by W. H. H. Zepp and Cor- lar fund, but on account of his health he was yardmaster before going to Cumber- slim and stoop shouldered. The negro dingwas an exceedingly the from a While pursuing his legal studies with by Rev. Jams-a the Enunitsharg Water Company declar- nelius Hull, adjoining that ,in which resigned soon afterward. He had been land. The orphan children are now be- was tracked by the detectives ceremony was performed this distiuguished laseyer he attended ed a semi-annual dividendof 3 per cent. fire occurred, were slightly damaged. president of the Gettysburg Cemetery ing cared for at the liome of Mrs. Gage. house where they thought he lived to Crawford, pastor of Christ Reformed 1, 1905. are living. the Kirk street dwelling, which was the law school of the University of church, Philadelphia. On their return tent-able on and after Febrdary Flour For Passover Bread. Asseciation eight years. Penner's parents full of negroes when the officers entered. Pennsylvania and graduated from that from their honeymoon Mr. and Mrs. wae The ateann roller wills of the N. I. Gor- "Emmanuel Myers, aged 51 years, • January 17 and 18 are Clearance Sale Mason was asked to come out for a mo- school in 1867. Lough will reside with Mr. Fisher at such Son Company, in Westminster, are PERSONALS. instanthy killed while cutting timber days at Joseph E. Hohe's store. Many ment, and when he did so amid before be- He settled in Cumberland, Md., where at 1614 Wallace street, Philadelphia. on manufacturing 700 barrels of flour for ing told what was wanted with him he New Franklin,:Pa, by a tree falling rare bargains will be found at this spe- Mr. Robert Horner has returned to his father, also Lloyd Lowndes, had be- Paseover bread for the Hebrews of Bah is said to have remarked : WITH PARRICIDE. him. A widow and eight Widmer -sur- cial reduction sale. Read the advertige- Lafayette College, Easton, Pa., and Miss gun business. He married Miss Eliza- CHARGED process in the man- "I don't know anything about it." arive. Unwire. The usual has returned to Will- sev- beth Lowndes, his first cousin, daugh- ment which appears in another column. Elizabeth Horner Mason was plied with questions T. A Negro Boy In Rockville Jail For uffieture of this flour is being observed. in the presence of Marshal His force of - - - son College, Chambersburg, Pa. eral hours ter of Richard T. Lowndes. Killing His Father, 'Rev. Bruce 1.. Kershner, preside:It Before the work was begun the mill and Emmen, but nothing of an incriminating Mr. James A Slagle and mother, Mrs. of character, energy, talents and pro- colored,aged about 19 ..Kee Mar College, Hagerstown, has re- machinery were thoroughly cleansed by FIRE IN OAKLAND. nature was elicited from him. On his Richard Mines, Mary C. Slagle, have returned home and on one of his shoes, bity won him almost immediate recog- in jail at Rockville ceived a call to the Christian Church at a rabbi, and every barrel is made and blue jumper years, was lodged Business a visit to New York city. red spots that nition and success. Public affairs tend- \V. Va. He has the call Lutheran Church And A from however, were observed Monday night unon the charge of mur- Aforganstown. marked under the s4ervision of his ac- Taney- like blood. These Dr. Henunoter Block Destroyed. Mrs. Hettie Wetzel, of near looked ing to the advancement of the commu- he deliberately tinder nsidera t credited agent. Argyle avenue, was asked to ex- der. It-is eltargel that ._ - at Oakland, 31d., last Thursday town, is visiting- her neice, Mrs. John of 1114 nity in which he lived secured his early Fire amine. The physician said they un- killed his father, Solomon Mines, about H. Reti- and gained him the In the damage snit of Lemuel Eyeaped From An Almshouse. afternoon destroyed St. Paul's Lutheran Slagle, on Green Street. doubtedly had time appearance of blood, and eager attention noon Monday by shooting him in the for distinction which ree against the city. of Cumberland William Smith, of Easton, made his es- Church and the business block of J. H. but he would not assert positively that opportunity for that head with a shotgun. It is stated that run into by they were. injuries sustained by being cape from the Talbot County Almshonse Pritchard. The residence of G. F. Long- FAIRFIELD ITEMS• he afterward aehieved. a few days ago the young negro wanted limits the jury .coasters within the city during the recent snowstorm by jump- ridge was badly damaged. A Dastardly Crime. Elected To Congress. to go hunting and that his father object- Frank McIntire Badly Hurt By The awarded the plaintiff St00. second-story window at The tiro originated from the explosion ing front the Bursting Of A Saw. The murder was one of the most das- In politics as well as in business life ed and later found it necessary to chas- eight, having on nothing but a light of a kerosene stove on the second floor and crinues ever com- D. Byron dr Sons have voluntarily Fairfield, Jan. 10.----Mr. Ellis Mussel- tardly unprovoked he took a prominent part. Ile was a tise the son. The boy swore that he AV. of the Pritchard property and was soon Baltimore, for the victim was employes of shirt and pants, no shoes or stockings. spending a mitted in In would get even with the old man, and inerearaed the wages of 300 man, of Washington, D. C., is small of stature, unarmed, physically un- Republican of earnest convictions. Search traced him for several miles beyond control. The flames spread to while the two were alone, it is their tannery at Williamsport 8 per few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. able to cope with a mall of average 1872, the Greeley year, he was nominat- Monday, through the snow towards Easton, but the other rooms in the house and to the man in the back of 'ea.'ii is the third increase in wages John M. Musselman, of Fairfield. strength. The police, as well as Messrs. ed for Congress, his district at that time said he shot the old he could not be found. It is thought ho lower floor, occupied as flats by J. E. believe that Mr. Cunningham was killing almost instantly. .the firm has made withiu two years. Mr. Frank McIntire, who was assist- Frey, being largely Democratic, with but a the head, him - - must have perished. He was not of Bird and family and Miss Alice Hessen. murdered in cold blood for the sole pur- The accused notified his brother, who ing Mr. Tammy in sawing lumber, etc., of facilitating robbery, and that single Republican' county. Ile carried Judge and 15.m. Martin L. Keithly, Ha- sound health, either mentally or physi- In the building was also the photograph- pose near ..by, and the tine near Virginia Mills, met with an acci- the murderer was someone familiar with the district by 1,700 majority was cutting wood their tweentietl- cally. ic studio of Mr. Pritchard. gerstown. eelebrated dent the other day. The circular saw the location of the offices,stairways and against Hon. John Ritchie, of Frederick carried their father into the house. tenni veraary of their wedding. Mrs. The residence of Mr. Longridge is sit- storage rooms in the building and with Sheriff Frank Found Frozen To Ectith. which they were running, broke in four county, who had carried it by over 1,- Monday evening Deputy Reedy is a daughter of the late Rev. Dr. uated across an alley to the south, and the business methods of the firm.. All Green was notified and went to the boy's who lately escaped pieces, one piece striking Mr. McIntire 500 majority two years before. Mr. of Baltimore. William Wilson, by hard work on the part of the bucket of the evidence points to the fact that ,Joseph ii. Stit, formerly the leg about the knee, making an of Lowndes was only 28 years of age when home, near Glen, and placed him under — — from the Talbot County Almehouse ins saved, although badly on the robbery and perhaps the killing brigade it was carefully arrest. Young Mines claims that the who have tided Parker Eye, A was found frozen to ugly cut. Mr. McIntire will not be the watchman were planned he entered the Forty-third Congress, Those thin night-dress, damaged. such as to able to work for some time. and executed with precision and was its youngest member. shooting was accidental and that he real Maryland Whiskey, have dieeorce- death is a marsh bordering on Tripple's To the north was the Lutheran Church, leave little doubt in the minds of Messrs. Allison, of Fairfield, is suf- shot his father in an effort to kill a hawk. ed that it is far superior to the.ordimary creek, a tributary of the Teed Avon. He Mr. Samuel Frey and of the police that either an Defeated In 1071. a comparatively new structure, costing Justice of the Peace George R. Bead, is rehainteivaded .bee the wed- creek 'to reach fering with cancer in his eye. It is very employe or an ex-employe of the company 'brands. It was tryieg to cross the about $10,000. A heroic effort was made of struck painful. is the miscreant. When the avalanche 1874 acting; as coroner, held an inquest at deal .frategnity.and its sale is couslautly itaston and perished. He had on no the edifice, and the effort was to save time. It is further believed that the mur- the Republican party and swept away Glen Tuesday afternoon. growing. clothing except a shirt and thin cotteu Mrs. John Manherz is ill at this only given up after the fire-fighters had derer had no companion and was the Its majority in Congress, Mr. Lowndes the almshouse, She is an aged lady. Fell Dead In Mill Office, drawers when he left been driven front the roof by the ap- same individual who robbed the store of Hon. William Five $108 4 her cent, drainage bends, Mr. John Irwin, of Fairfield, who was 30. The was again a candidate, jumping frosts a second story window proaehing flames. In three hours the $30 on the night of December William E. Mercer, a well-known resi- .due in 1010,Stasued by the city of Ha- reported sick, died last Monday morning theory entertained is that Cunningham Walsh, being his Democratic opponent. and tramping a number of miles in bare eollapsed. The church was a dent of Braddock, this county, dropped gerstown, were sold at auction Tuesday building was killed and the cash drawers were Although defeated Mr. Lowndcs showed the snow. about 3 o'clock. Mr. Irwin was about feet through brick building and modern in every re- rifled between 10.30 and 11.30 o'clock on less in defeat than dead shortly after 1 o'clock Tuesday af- for $545 ertele Nine $1013 4 per cent, - 79 years old. He was a- soldier in the scarcely popularity spect. Saturday night.—Sun. ternoon in the office of the Mountain bonds of the Washington County 'Water THURMONT NATIONAL BANK DI- Civil War. Funeral Wednesday. Inter- in victory. RECTORS. Toemsentrs store; separated from the of law City Mill, Frederick. Company,due LI 1009. sold for $102.90 ment at Gettysburg. While engaged in the practice church by an alley only eight feet wide, DIED. at the Mr. Mercer, who kept a store at ,each. At a meeting of tlee stockholders. of There is not a house in Fairfield for in and around Cumberland he was on fire many times but was saved same time thoroughly identified himself Braddock, was in Frederick on business the Thurtuont National Bank, held in rent while there are several parties who The foot-bridge at Orange Grove, con- by the self-sacrifice and energy of the ---On Jan. 12, 1905, at the resi- with the business interests of Western and had gone to the will to buy some that place on Tuesday, the following want houses. BLACK. "meting Hoawrd and Baltimore counties volunteer fire-fighters. dence of his niece, Mrs. Frances Lam- Maryland. feed. He was standing beside the stove were elected directors for the ensuing A great many people are sleighing at was carried away by the ice•Saturday John J. Bell, of Lonaeoning, deputy bert, of a complication of diseases, Mr. He was president of the Second Na- in the office of the mill, when he sudden- year : John Root, John IL Stoner, Geo. thie time. The roads are not in very William K. Black, aged 83 years, 10 morning and swetA down.' the Patapsco internal revenue collector, led a band of tional Bank of Cumberland, the Union ly fell to the floor. W.Stockedale, Vincent Sebold, P. N. good shape. They are very rough. months and 23 days. The deceased has _riven It was a temporary affair and a volunteers into the alleyway between been confined to the house in a helpless Mining Company, the Potomac Coal Dr. C. F. Gooddell was summoned, but Hammaker, Charles IL Brown, Dr. Mor- Since the holidays it is rather dull ill hew bridge Was already in course of the church and the store, which act Condition for over three years. The Company, vice-president of the Miliville when licarrived be found that Mr. Mer- ris A. Birely, Charles H. Oster, Dr. C. L. Fairfield. A few parties in the country erection. Three bridges there have contributed largely to the saving of the funeral services will be held at St. Jos- Mining Company and a director in the cer was dead. Dr. Gooddell stated that Wachter and Col, John R. Rouzer. the young folks. eph's Catholic Church tomorrow morn- been destroyed. - for Frostburg. Gas Light Company, the death was due to paralysis of the heart store building. ing at 10 o'clock. Axe Caught In Wash Line. Black-Sheridan-Wilson Company, the and was instantaneous. Gettysburg Dogs Must Keep Off The Jan. 7, 1905, at the home Tonic to the System. NEWS FROM LOYS. KRUG.—On New York Mining Company, the Fidel- Mr. Mercer wae about 63 year of age Streets. Conrad Cluck, of Cumberland tpwn- of his parents, near this place, George ity and Deposit Company of Baltimore and leaves a widow, five sons ande four The Borough Council of Gettysburg ship, Pa., met with a painful, and what For liver troubles and constipation Death Of Mr. Samuel, J. Beltler.--At- A., son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Krug, than DeWitt's To Wreck Fast Mail Train, aged 11 years, 5 months and 17 clays. mid the Cumberland and Elk Lick Coal daughters. All of the children are mar- passed an ordinance ordering all dogs might have been a fatal accident Friday there is nothing better tempt Company. ried except one son, Albert, living at found running at large in that town at' morning of last week. Mr. Cluck was Little Early Risers, the famous little Loys, Md., January 11—The funeral of ROWE.—On January 6, 1005, at the place,of mem- and coal and be splitting wood with a double-bitt axe Pills. They do not weaken the stomach. Mr. Samuel J. Beitler, who died Sunday home of her parents in this Besides his financial home. ter noon on Tuesday of this week Esther, daugh- when the implement came in contact Their action upon the system is mild, took place Tuesday afternoon braneous croup, Marry milling interests he engaged in farming Mrs. Mercer, the widow, was Miss *Bled and special officers were appoint- night last, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Rowe, and Bob of on his large estate in Allegany county Ada Webster, daughter of Mr. Thomas ed for the purpose of carrying into ef- with a wash line, rebounded and struck pleasant harmless. Moore, at 2 p. m., from his late residence in aged 10 years and 11 months. 'rho fun- Mr. C. in the head cutting a gash about LaFayette, Ind., says, "No use talking, minis- held at the Lutheran and was president for some years of the Webster, of Braddock d'ect the law. Rocky Ridge, Md. The following eral services were - three inches long above the right eye. DeWitt's Little Early Risers do their ters officiated : Revs. George A. Whit- Church on Sunday afternoon, and were Allegany County Agricultural Society. Charles Reinewald, Frederick Fair. Teeth Knocked Out 1$3, A stone. work. All other pills I have used gripe pallbearers conducted by Rev. Governor Lowndes, after he retired more and G. W. Enders. The the Lutheran Church, assisted Killed A Snake. pastor of hand in At the annual meeting of the stock- A little son of Mr. Eugene P. Mercer, and make me sick in the stomach and were Messrs. Joseph A. Miller, James B. of the from Congress, took but little by Rev. James Nourse, pastor holders of the Frederiek County Agri- of Ellicott City, 8 years .old, was as- On Monday, Jan. 2, Mr. John M. Bell, never cured me. DeWitt's Little Early Ogle, George Geiselman, john S. Long, Presbyterian Church. polities outside of Allegany county un- cultural Society Saturday officers were amulted hear his home Tuesday night by of near town, killed a viper snake in Risers proved to be the long sought re- James B. Black and George W. Krise. IN MEMORIAM. til the campaign of 1895. He was, how- re-elected as follows : Charles N. Har- a negro laay named Harry Williams, 13 front of his barn door. This is some- lief. They are simply perfect." Per- Interment in Rocky Ridge Cemetery. ever, a delegate to the National Repub- gett, president ; D. Charles WI nebeener, years old. 4Ie was struck in the mouth thing unusual for this time of the year, sons traveling find DeWitt's Little Ear- He is survived by a widow and four sons, ESTHER. lican Convention in 1880 which .nomi- his teeth were glory, vice-president ; Roger McSherry, with a stone. Two and Mr. Bell, who is in his seventy- ly Risers the most reliable remedy to By the death of Mr. Bietler this com- The sun shone,forth in his nated Mr. Garfield and was one of the •knocked out and Ids face and lips badly And chased the clouds away. S. set fourth says he never before saw or carry with them. Sold by T. E.Zinuner- The blue of Heaven looked kindly down National Commissioners of the World's secretary ; L. Clingan, corresponding WAS areested. year, munity sustains a severe loss. out. The negro peomptiy On the spot where our loved one lay, secretary ; David D. Stauffer, treasurer; heard of a snake crawling about on the man. Mr. Herbert Martin is ill at this writ- Fair at Chicago. inciosea in the snow white casket Lee Ranneberger, chief marella I. in Baltimore City the number of ground in this section of the country at ing, although somewhat improved. With the flowers on her hroast, Governor of Maryland. The secretary's salary was advanced deaths for the year ending Dec. 31, 1904. this time in the winter season. WANTED TO RETIRE. Mrs. Clayton Troxell, of Rocky Ridge, And she, the fairest flower of all, for Asleep in the last long rest. Mr. Lowndes was first nominated rot. $300 to 8600 a year and the treae- was 10,818, as compared with 10,141 a flying visit, to friends in this place from paid We placed her in the little grave. 15, 1903. The annual death rate per thous. Business Failures In 1904. Mr. George William Smith, president Governor at Cambridge, Md., August urer's salary from $100 to $150. T' - .and was 19.26. There were 3,153 deaths on Monday. White walled by the hands of love, of the Frederick and Middletown Elec- With emblems of the Christmastide 1805, on a ticket with Harry M. Cla- society also decided to give the pre,. - of children under 5 years of age, being There were 10,422 failures reported to Mr. Hicks Martin is visiting his broth- Around her and above. tric Railway, tendered his resignation baugh, of Carroll county, for Attorney- dent a salary of 8200 a year. Het-et c- 29.16 per cent, of the whole number of Bradstrect's for the calendar year 1904, er, Clarence, in Hagerstown. It seemed asif our hearts would break General and Robert P. Graham, of Wino- fore had been serving without. pay. deaths. There were 8,599 births eeport- involving $143,300,845 of liabilities, and to the board of directors but it was not Mrs. Chas Whitmore received a tele- With our unuttered grief: Ile od during the year. Yet God, in mercy, gave this thought, mice county, for Comptroller. The con- They also decided to charge all lady e• - $75,927,364, or 52.2 per cent., of assets accepted. Mr. Smith is one of the most gram informing her of her brother's Winch came to our relief: prominent and wealthy citizens of Fred- vention was characterized by great ex- hibitors in the household departmen1 - Real Estate Transfers, These figures indicate an increase in death of typhoid fever. He was living That sometime in the future, may tell how long, citement, and the campaign which fol- of 6.7 per cent., over erick county. He has been desirous of No one counts for each article entered, inst, John P. Althoff.,.et al., to George F. the number failing with his parents near Beuna Vista We will meet her and will greet bier business for some Angel throng. lowed was one of the most exciting of 25 cents. The receipts of the I. Althoff and wife, 2 acres, and 30 perches 1903, and a 4.5 per cent., over 1902, but, retiring from active Springs. Amid the P. R. ever carried on in Maryland, the con- the Inmost in of %mitt' Etnnutsbueg District, $3,20. a decrease of 2 per cent., from 1901, of 10 time, but was induced to continue at Some persons attempted to wreck the fair, which was successful and wife to George F, of servative forces of the State rallying to the history of the $111- Albert B. Close per cent., from 1898 and of 31 per cent. the head of this trolley system, which fast mail on the W. M. R. R., on last associations, were Althoff, 4;': acres of land in Emmitsburg he was the originator in 1895. By his Speedy Relief. the support of the ticket in great -pro- 000, and expenses about $18,700. District, ,$25. from 1896. Tuesday night by driving a railroad and energy he has put A salvo that heals without a scar is portion and resulting in its election. - - - Jacob A. Fuss to Mary E. Fuss, real a.. executive ability spike between the openings in the rails. He DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. No rem- Governor Lowndes was elected by a estate in ltemnitsburg District, $5, &c. the road on a sound financial basis. The fast mail struck it and they imme- - SALE REGISTER. edteeffects such speedy relief. It draws plurality of 18,767 over the late John E. - was born in 1832. He is a director of diately reported it to the section fore- Rev. E. J. Cennely, assistant rector of the leading banking institutions and in- out inflammation, soothes, cools and Hurst, the Democratic candidate. CASTORIA Patrick's Ointrell, Cumberland, and Itiareb 10, at 11 a. in., P. B. Twisden will sell at maim who removed it. ,f3t. his lasideince. about three-quarters of a mile in Frederick. When heals all cuts, burns and bruises. A , The four years of his adminise ation For Infants and Children. other clergymen have written Governor dustrial enterprises - - Aoktth of Mutter's station, along the Enginits- were marked by the adoption of a num- Warfield asking that he commute the burg Railroad,3 head of horses, 3 head of cat- the l'alyersville and Middletown trolley ECZEMA AND PILE CURE. sure cure for Piles and skin diseases. farming implements, etc. The Kind You Have Always Getighl senteuce of Sydney Tony, the colored tle, road was built, in 1898, it was leased by FR p p Knowing what it was to euffetb DeWitt's is the only genuine Witch Ha- I ber of progressive ITICREMITS 011 lines of bX)y sentenced to be hanged on January -March 14, at 9.30 a m„ J. D. Dubel will sell at I will give FREE OE Cif A ittfE. zel Salve. Beware of counterfeits, they development of the resources of the Bears the r.sidence, on the road leading.: from Max- the Frederick and Middletown road, to any afflicted. a boAtive cure for Kezetna, Silt 27 for murder. Forty-two members of his of ad- el's Mill to Rocky Ridge, 1 111HO southeast of and both roads have since been manag- Rbeum, ErYsilmian•Piles and ski" "ise are dangerous. Sold by T. B. Zimmer- State. One of the many acts his Signature of the Allegany county bar have signed a relief. Don't snffer longer. Write"'" F - . •ce'dc,`,. Motter's station, 3 Horses, 15 Head of Cattle, Instant ministration was the prompt approval petition ashimg for commutation. 24.1,1.1ogs, Farming Implements, etc. ed by Mr. Smith, W. WILLIAMS,-foe abealiattart Ave., Diew York man, esee '

IS eas.:Seee.e. fain epaesses alse itsburg C hronicIe. ; Western Maryland Railroad A LOST ART. CLEANSING !See' lelet1N- AND DEALING FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1905. MM PIP E the Blend of Metals; Which Certain CURE }DR Races Used For Tools. Schedule in Effect December 191h, 19'14. Fame and fortune await the lucky in- ''. • . ; ;t1. IS!!!!..! Read STATIONS. Read dividual THE STUDY OF AGRICULTURE who can rediscover the com- Downward l U eivitYfi is bination of metals from which the N A STOCK CHARIOT. Run Ar A P M ELY'S CREAM BALM le totem and Comments on College Egyptians, the Aztecs and the Incas to 10 6 10 Se Cherry 50 1242 9 10 „ 9 40 Easy and pleasant tr Work-Many More Studentie of Peru made their 5 40 9 26 9 45 A Homemade Arrangement, Blind y tools and arms. fl ORI 9 53 5 33 Big Pool 9 47 12 39 9 07 use Contains no ino Dr. Alen of the office of experiment For Loading and Moving Animals. Though each of these nations 'reached - 10 05 5 43 Clear Spring 8 35 122'? 854 jut toes di nee For Infants and Children. 10 10 6 49 It Is (Mick ly absorbed stations has recently made some inter- a high state of civilization, _ . 61.131=finliaMMIIMINISS40.12r.a•Mnini16•11=2 Charlton 8 29 12 23 8 48 There is hardly a farm where any none of 10 19 5 67 north Williamsport S 20 12 14,8 40 (eves Relief at once esting statements and comments on the amount them ever discovered Iron In spite of 10 35 620 Ar. Hagerstown le 8 05 12 CMS 25 It Opens and cleanses. of stock is kept on which a the Neva I Passages. status of agricultural training the fact that the soil of all three coun- ... P III PM AM A el PM P for stock cart built similar to our illustra- *4 10 2 10 Le Allays Infiamation. COLD H tries was largely impregnated The Kind You Have 010 Hagerstown ar '730 11 55 815 EAD young men as shown by the records tion would not prove itself indispensa- with it. 4 22 2 23 7 24 Chewsville 11 43 8 01 Heals and Protects the Membrane. Iteatores the ble in Their substitute for it was a combina- 4 28 2 30 130 Smithstanrg 11 38 65 Senses of nista and Smell. Large size, 50ets. of the past season. At hardly eny course of time, says George W. 4 40 2 41 36 at tion of metals which had the temper Edgemont ;leo 1188 7 50 Drugg sts or by mail Trial time, he says, since the stations Brown of Hancock county, 0., in Ohio 4 53 2 53 '150 Buena vrataspring 645 11 19 7 87 size, 10 cents, by were of steel. Always Boughi 9 55 53 mall. tELY BRO :HERS, 56 Warren Street, N Farmer. Two discarded buggy axles ' Despite the greatest efforts Ar Lligheeld be •. • . 1111 7 32 organized and. fairly running has there AVegetable PreparationforAs- PM AM FM worked the secret of this coinposItion had bat- been a over at a blacksmith forge similating theFoodandllegu!a- greater call for men of various ted scientists and hse become a lost PM AM A M PM form a drop axle for this cart. In the Stomachs and Bowels of 3 08 7 Emmitsburg Rail grades auel qualifications. A. part of art. The great explorer, Humboldt, ting the 55 Le Ingham Ar 11 15 7 16 Road. cut A shows the axle, which should be Bears tile 3 26 8 18 Fairfield 10 47 6 48 this call has risen from the growth of tried to discover . left standard track width, pieces a foot it from an analysis ANFAIsil-s ',-4- Cm 1.1..1)ttr.N- 3 50 842 (4 eallitTurg 10 23 20 agricultural instruction and the re, of a chisel found in an ancient Inca 4 90? New 'Oxford 10 00 5 55 TIME TABLE. In length being inserted near the stubs 4 925 Hanover 9 45 5 39 silver On and organization of several institutions on at each cud, which forms the drop in mine, but all that he could find Signature 4 9 34 Ar Porters Le 9 27 5 27 after October 2, 1904, trains out was that it appeared to be a com- Promotes Digesticn,Cheerful- ASS AM P on this road will run as 11 broader basis. the axle to lower the bed nearer the --- follows: bination of A notable feature of the present de- ground. A bed is made, as shown in a small portion of tin with ness and fiest.Contains neither PM A M A M pa TRAINS SOUTH capper. This combination will not give Opium,Moiphine nor Mineral. 5 35 9 38 be Porters Ar 9 25 445 mand is credited to the "high degree the illustration, just the width to fit in- of 6 43 948 Spring Grove 9 16 4 37 Leave the hardness of steel, so it is evident 6 10 10 15 Ar Emmitsburg, daily, except Sun- of efficiency which is to the axle and about five feet in lengtae ii.0 T -N Artc ()TIC. York Le 8 50 4 10 days, at 7.55 and called for. In that tin and copper could not have been PM A M AM Psi 9.55 a. in. and 2.55 and many cases 4.30 p. as, arriving at Rocky • specialists are desired who Its only component parts. Whatever PM AM Ridge at e. -a•.... AM P 8.25 and 10.25 a. m. and 3.25 and 5.20 p, bring to their work a combination of might have been the nature of the me- lartpe. ofOld Lk-SWIM PrItlia? 4 55 2 55 7 53 Le Highfieid Ar 645 11 15 32 m. 5 (et 300 758 Blue Ridge 6 43 11 13 710 special training and experience not tallic combination, these ancient races Boopke.4 5 Steel- 5 2i) 3 20 8 20 Thurmont 6 20 104.5 702 TRAINS NORTH. easily acquired at college. Frequently were able so to prepare pure copper .41.r..fenna • 5 28 3 30 S 30 Rocky Ridge 10112 6 50 Ror_h.11e Setar - . 5 40 3 45 that equaled 8 44 Bruceville 602 10 20 6 40 Leave Rocky Ridge, daily, except such men have had to be trained for it in temper the finest ..afr,zm Se..-01. 5 45 3 53 S 52 Union Bridge 6 56 10 10 6 30 Sun- .1-1-2.pe,,nint, _ • • days, at 8.30 and 10.32 a. m. and the work after leaving college, and, steel produced at the present day by 3 59 855 Linwood 10 06 • 3.30 lii forhaiudeSafee.. In 5 53 40-i New and 6.52 p. na, 9 00 Windsor 549 10 01 6 21 arriving at Emmitsburg while this will probably be inevitable the most scientifically approved proc- hawaSeed - 6 10 4 25 9 IS Westminster 5 36 at 9 Ciatini4 .G1.04P 945 603 and 11.02 a. m. and 4 and 7.22 p. m. fur certain positions, the enlarging of ess. With their bronze and copper in- Irtattlyree.Crianx: 642 5 00 948 Glyndon 509 909 .•• . struments they 5 28 Arlington. 8 37 .... WM. A. the facilities at the agricultural col- were able to quarry 7 '22 5 50 1030 r Baltimore Le '430 15 500 HIMES,Pretet. leges, in teaching force and equipment and shape the hardest known stones, Aperfect Remedy for COPSlipa- Use P PM A M AM AM er DIRECTORY and the provision for more efficient A }LAND y STOCK CART. such as granite and porphyry, and lion , Sour Stotn.ach,Diarritoea even cut emeralds and like substances. Worms,Convulslons ,Feverish- Additional trains leave Baltimore for Union FOR postgraduate work will enable the and bolted to the axle near the middle Bridge and intermediate Stations at 10.12 a. m., FREDERICK COUNTY A rediscovery of this lost art would and 4.15, 6.15 and 11.25 p. m., and training iu special lines to be carried of the bed. A cart handle is bolted up- ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. leave' Union revolutionize many trades in which Over Bridge for Baltimore and Intermediate Station sat Much farther." For on the front, and the rear is fitted 4,45, 5.25 and 6,05 a.in., anti 12.50 p. in., daily, Circuit Court. steel at present holds the monopoly. Fac Simile Signature of except Sundae. ' Dr. Allen notes that with a growing with two doors and a good strong latch. Chieef edge-Hon Jam ets mesherry. appreciation of If copper could thus be tempered now Sundays Only.-Leave Baltin.ore for Union associateJnages-non .John C. Metter and trained men for agri- This cart can be readily backed up, ‘fes"--#7risetesse. Bridge and Hen.James B. its advantage over steel would be very Intermediate Stations 9.00 a. m.. and Henderson. cultural pursuits has come a greater when mounted upon 9.30 p. m. Leave Union Bridge at 6.55 and 8.30 a. State's Attorney-Arthur D wheels, to any NEW YORK. Thirty Years m.,anti Clerk of great, and it would no doubt be pre- 4.00 le in., for Baltimore andluterinediate the Court-Dr.Samuel T. interest in agricultural education on pen, the rear end dropped to the ground, t- Stations. Haffner. the part of young men, as strictly in- ferred to the latter in numerous indus- Orphan's Cour the doors closed behind, the cart at- Judges-Russell E. dicated by the tries. It is a curious fact that, though - , Lighter, Jacob M. Direly attendance at many of tached to the rear of any other vehicle Baltimore & Cumberland Valley R. R. will ism n.Pearre. the leading agricultural colleges now. this lost secret still baffles modern sci- Register o wills-William B. °Cahill. and the animal transported as many Leave Hegel stowr for Shippensiterg and Inter- As a rule, the number in the en- entists, it must have been discovered mediate Stations at County Officers. miles as desired with ease. By mak- 11.00a. in and 7.20 p. at. For County tering class who have elected agricul- independently by the three races which EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. Chanibersbnrg 6.30 a. m. Leave Shippensberg Commisloners-Wm. II. Blentlinger, ing the front end gate and cart handle for Hagerstown and Intermediate Lewis H. Bowels, John II. Etzler, made use of it so long ago.-New York Stations at 6.00 11. llogarth. David William ture shows a marked increase, often detachable this "rigging" can be a. in., and 2.55 p.m. Leave Chambeisburg 1.45 G. Zentz. Herald. THE OfFITAOPI CO, V. NEW YORK CSIMIi p.m. Sheriff-Charlea T. K. Yonne. far in advance of previous years. The wheeled up to the rear of a wagon and County Treasurer-Charles C. Biser. University of Illinois, for example, re- ee • e a:7e'e eleteeea l.taereelie Trains Surveyor-Ruff A. Eager, used for a chute in loading hogs or Via Altenwald Cut-Off School Commiesioners-samne1 Put S ports 130 agricultural students in its en- sheep. These Leave liagenitown for ehambersberg and In- Tierman Brien, row, carts are very popular The Kind You termealiatte Charles W. Wright, J. Henry tering class as compared with 138 in Bears the Have Always Bought Stations at 3.20 p. Stokes, Charles B. Slagle, Dr B here and are very appropriately dub- Leave Chambersburg for Hagerstown and In- Exeremei- Boccie? Gross the whole college of agriculture two bed "stock chariots" by their owners. termediate Stations at s.q3 p. at. years ago; Iowa Agricultural college ekliare Tem rrrl tech torro eel retie'et. entered 155 as compared with 128 last Leave Rocky Ridge for Fein-tete-etre at 8.20 and Notary Public-W.IL Treece'. The Cabbage Snake Harmless. A NEW STOCK 10.32 a. in. and 3.31 and 6.12 p. met. Leave Jestiees of the Peace-ilenry Stokes, year; Massachusetts, 78; alichigee, 42 burg Marries- F. Shuff. Millard Entomological authorities as far as ersesosaeease"!-• for Rocky Ridge at 7.55 and 9.55 a. m. and In the freehmaa and 0 in the subfrosh- ,e" 2.55 and 4.50 a. m. heard from seem to be unanimous in Leave Constables-- man classes; Missouri, 00 as comphred Bruceville Inc Frederick at 8 IS. 9.34 and eeltool Trustees pronouncing the so called "cabbage 10.40a. er. and 445 ant' 645 p. ne Leave Bruce- -Dr. R. L. Amman M. with 44 last year; Ohio, 45; Texas, OF ville for Columbia Shuff Oscar D. Fralley. snake" story e fake. It is true there FEPAALE Littiestown and 'Taneytown GO as compared with 18 last year. The at 9.47 a. m. and 3.45p. Town Officers. Is a harmless worm which is headless Leave Frederick for Baltimore at 7.50 a. m. and Bri gess-E. L. Frizell. above figures imply to students in the WEAKNESS fir 3.50 and 455 p. and, in the cabbage, lives only by ab- 'h entering classes who have elected the 542 1-2 Congress St. rotII (:,e7 Frailter Itroixes:. sorption of the juice of the plant It is Connections at Cherry Run, W 'Ca Ey. Lutheran four year courses in agriculture and PORTLAND, MAINE, Oct. 17, 1902, Church thought to originate as a parasite on I consider Wine of Cardui superior B. k 0. passenger trains leave Cherry Run for Pastor-Rev . Charles neinewain. Servio horlecultere, to any doctor's medicine Cumberland and Intermediate points, daily, t•very Sunday morning and evening at grasshoppers and other cold blooded I ever used at 8.55 a. a. ma. and 10 o'cloe Other colleges report a marked in- and I know whereof I speak. I suf- m.; Chicago Express daily, at 12.49 p. 7:30 o'clock p. m . Wednesday even insects. A bacteriologist states that it fered for nine months with suppressed m.; Pittsburg and Cleveland Express, daily, at ing leetures at 7:30 o'clock. (Tease hi minder 11.55 p. 9 o'clock a. m. Sundae School at the total of agricul- will not live in the human body, which menstruation which completely pros- tural stutiorte. At Cornell trated me. Pains would shoot through *Daily. All others daily, except Sunday. Reformed Church university is too warm for it. It cannot stand my back and sides and I would have of the incarnation. the number bap increased blinding about 30 per the absorption of the warm juice or headaches. My limbs would B. H. Pastor, 11 tiv. A. B. (thick. setvleas swell up and I would feel so weak I GRISWOLD, F. M. 1TOWET L, eundny every cent. makillg the Mal 175; at the Alas gases of the body. BOOTS, Gen1 Traffic Manager. Gene Pass. Agent. inerniug at 10 30 o'clock and every This SUPS worm, bow could itilti - not stand MESS. up. I naturally felt - - other eunday evenirg at 7 o'clock. bama eellege the total is about 135 as discouraged for I seemed to be beyond - - School at 9:3e o'clock Sunday ever, has apparently been found in un- the help a . in. Midweek sa ?vice at'T compared with 125 last year; at Clem- of physicians, but Wino of o'clock . Oatechetleal class OD usually large numbers in cabbage the Cardui came as a God-send to me. I Kodol Dyspepsia Cure noon at 2 o'clock SatordE7 aficr son college, South Carolina, 137, a con- felt a change for the bettor within a past season and has been by no means week. WARM LINE Stil (Ingests what you eat. effierable After nineteen days treatment ES Preabytertan CS,nrcb. increase, and at the Univer- beneficial to the prospects of those with I menstruated without suffering the slay of Wimeonsin there are 88 students agonies I usually did soon became Pastor- Rev. David Ii. Hhhile whom krautmaking is generally a pref. and SOLID SILVER .r.ervice at 10:30 o'clock. Morning the long course against regular and without pain. Wine of • for Old Ladies'. A good stock of Evening service at 7:30 In GO last year. itable industry. Cardui is simply wonderful an I wish 'o'clock . Wednesday evening Lecture und Pre yer While these numbers are not large that all suffering women knew of its American steeeng at 7 o'clock. Sabbath Se-hoe: at 9:34 good qualities. Dever Watches, reelect( a. m. reletively, they indicate a marked Seekingaleresh Pioneer Territory. WARRJ NTED TWO YEARS, St. Joseph's Catholic change over conditions a few years The young man who wishes to grow kiztidoeu.„32„1.44, FELT Church. BOOTS. ONLY 5(1. Pastor-Rev. J. 0. Hayden, ego, and it should be noted that in the up with the country may now go east Mass C. M. First Treasurer, Portland Economic League Respectfully, G. T. EYSTER 0:00 o'cloek a. reesecond Mass 9 o'clock majority of cases the rogietratiou has rather than west The illustration, re- a. in., Yespe.s 7 o'clottk p. in., Sunday School at '2 ,'clock increased in spite of more and more produced by permission Of the Boston p.m. Periodical headaches tell of fe- Methodist rigid requirements for admission, and Maine Railroad company, M.FRANK HOWE. ESTABLISH ED 1879 Episcopal Charch. shows male weakness. Wine of Cardui Pastor-Rey.(4. C. which Harris Services every are now as strict as for any oth- cures permanently nineteen out of Ober Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Ep- er course in the illSiltlitlettle Mentioned. worth League Devotional Service 6.30 p. rat every twenty cases of irregular unday School at 1.30 p. m. The differentiation of the agricultural menses, bearing down pains or course is now so much more complete any female weakness. If you are TH I-4: SMART S1-14T leitae 1 et I et4. ste Ftnorald Itemtflei 1 thau formerly that in most instances discouraged and doctors have As.oetatIon. Rev. .1.0. Hayden. Chaplain; r P. Burkett., the Men who elect agriculture do so failed, that is the best reason in President; F. A Adeleberger the world you should try Wine of eice-PresIdeut; Criss because they are seeking an agricul- ithiga"--ine Of Cleverness Romensteel; Secretary: Asst. Socretery; Albert Cardui now. Remember that Bow/ding ,yolte M. Stouter. Treiteurer; .J tural education and not because they Edw. Baker Jebn seeberger, George Althoff.. headaches mean female weakness. Stowers; D. W. are forced to take this course in order Secure Magazines should have a well defined purpose. Stouter, Messenger. Branole a $1.00 bottle of Wine of meets the fourth Sundny of each month, in C• to get it training in general science, as Cardui today. Genuine entertainment, amusement and mental recreation are the timiritsbitrytJj 0. Rosensteel's house east end of town. was frequently the. case a few years Mt. St. Mary's Catholic Ileist.yolent Awe ago, or because it furnishes an easier motives of The Smart Set, the elation. REY. Thomas road to a degree, This adds force to IS pUBLISIIED Lyons. chaplain ; President. A. ! V. Keepers ; Vice-rresiiieni, W m. Waiter: the figure presented above and indi- MOST SUCCESSFUL OF MACAZINES Treasnrer John H. Rosensteel : Secretary, Chan. Eckenrode ; cates that the placing of the agricultur- Assisting, Secretary. Tranx Tritons]]; or its novels (a complete one ill each number) are by the most bril- sereteneasessies. Joseph D Welty,eick Visiting E Committee, IN John couese on college W Kelly, al a level with other Chairman ; John See. beiger ; Etlwand courses in point of entrance require- liant authors of both hemispheres. EVERY theege Rnaensteel ; Prank Troxell ; FRIDAY MORNING eeepira ; Board of Directors, George ments and grado of wet* is meeting Its short stories are matchless-clean and full of human interest. Wagner. John Peddicord ; George Lingg. with very encouraging results. CAi 01 Its pcetrylcovering the entire field of verse-pathos, love, humor, Arthur Post, No. 41, G. A. R. The two sew courses the short Si.00 A awl efF YEAR IN ADVANCE Comm:leder, James B. Black ; Senior Vice" winter comsea are serving 4 /11j4 ad- •'eleteeee eioe. eotee'ffOe-e- tenderness is hy the most popular poets, men and women, of the day. Commander, George T.Eyster ; Jr, Vice-Corn Fit? CENTS FOR G MONTHS, mender, John 11. Mentzer ; A djutent. eamuel mirable purpose and are increasing the Its jokes,';witticisms sketches, etc., are admittedly the most Gamble ; Chaplain. earenei lecleair; Off ear of army of trained agriculturists who put the Day. Win, IL Weaver; Officer of the Guard, PP,ICE i CENT! mirth-provoking. Samuel Wagerman;surgeon, Abraham Berries. the teachings of the agricultural col- No subscription will be received lot Quartermaster, t4eo. (3elwicks leges and the experiment stations and less than six months, and 106 no papei Vtgllant Hose Company. other agencies for agricultural advance- PACES DELIGHTFUL REM:MC discontinued until arrears are Meets the first ment into emetic:0 application. Friday evening of each month S N No pages are wasted on cheap illustrations, editorial vaporings or paid, unless at the option of at Firemen's Bali. President. Charles R. Doke; Vice-President. Jas. A. Single; Secretary, W. SETTLER'S HOME Di A MAINE FOREST. (Ittati 11101re, Ma.) H. Troxell Cont of Irrieention. wearying essays and idle discussions. the Editor. ; Treasurer, J. II. Stokes; Capt. how a pioneer home has been carved Ed. U. Moser; 1st Lieut.,'inward M. Rowe;end The office of irrigation and drainnge Now Sells For 1 Cent, And Can Be Every page will interest, charm and refresh you. Lieut.. Chas. E. Jackson; Chief Noszleman, IV , original forests. The E. Ashbaugh invesfeations has during the year out of the good Had of Every Dealer, Agent --$2.50 Remit ; Hose Director, John Slagle. terming land in northern Maine is be- Subscribe now per year. in cheque, P. 0. or Ex- Eturnitsburg Water Company. made at comprehensive study of the or Newsboy at That Price. ADV methods end cost of preparing land for lieved to Le fast increasing in market press order, or registered letter to THE SMART SET, 452 Fifth ERTISIN Presideee, I. S. Armen; vice-president. I.. 14 value.-Americau Cultivator. stoner; SeTretary, CD. Elehelberger. Troasur irrigation. These studies show that Avenue, New York. er E. L. Annan. Directors, L. el Metter SeeSeemers, IN I. S. Amman, E. L. Rowe J. Thos. Gelvalcka, the cost of preparing land for irriga- AT LOW J. Stewart Annan. tion varies from $2 to $5 an acre under Drawing Out the Manure. N. B.-SAIIIPLE COPIES SENT FREE ON APPLICATION. RATES the ilooding system anti under the /n many places the manure is spread District of Columbia, eheck system teaches directly as drawn where wanted, and Toothbrushes. LieWitt's EV? Salve from $8 to $25 13TJSINESSI.0 CA _L. per acre. The increased value of wa- the met'eod is found to work well on Virginia, North and The Buffalo Commercial records that For Plies, Burns,Eores. ter has given added importance to most sods and farms. There are a few a customer asked one of the women at HAVE your Watches, Clocks and Jew- belies cif the duty of water. Rights locatiors where the practice would not South Carolina, the counter in a Main street drug store be best, but the instances are compara- erly repaired by George T. Eyster who war originally purchased for $5 now sell If he could take home some tooth- rants the same, and has alway on nand tively few. Where the manure is dis- for $.35 an acre, and in some districts Pennsylvania And Delaware, brushes "on approval." The somewhat large stock of watches,clocks,jewelry and JOB PRINTING annual water rentals have risen from posed of in this way it saves ranch ASP THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES, astonished young woman answered silverware Baltimore spring Americo!. work in and allows of earlier $1 to $T, can get Tar SUN by mail for one cent a copy. that she did not believe that the firm Established 177 3. seeding, which is often of much cense- would allow it. "Now, poseibly that -CALL ON quence.-American Cultivator. A Notion For the Handy Man. The Sun at i Cent strikes you as improbable," said the Piano or organ leitXee make good man in charge of the pharmacy coun- T. EYSTER„ THE DAILY AMERICAN. Up to Date Young Farmers, IS THE CHEAPEST HIGH-CLASS PAPER IN Terms by Mail. Postage Prepaid. poultry houses either for half grown ter, "hut only last week I personally -AND- We possess the superior facilities for the Eight thousand farmer boys of Mi- UNITED STATES. One Month • • $.2a chicks or for a small flock of hens. The THE sold to a woman a toothbrush. Yester- prompt execution of all kinds ofPlain Daily and Sunday,One Month mi:: contributed to the grand corn dis- THE SuN'sspecial correspondemsthrongnonithe See his splendid stock of .40 Cut from the Perm Journal shows two United Status, RS well as in Europe, China,South day she brought it back and said it and Ornamental Job Printing Daily, Three Months .75 Play of their state at the world's fair, Africa, the Philippines, Rico, Daily anti Sunday,Three Months 1 15 rays of ithishlng them. Porto Cuba and in hurt her mouth and asked if we would GOLD & SILVER such as Cards, Daily, Six Months which was awarded the highest of every other part of the world make it the greatest Checks, Re- 2.10 liiPig. 1 the part litiOve the to newspaper be willing to exchange it." Daily and Senility, Six Months ...... dotted that can be printed. Key & Stem-Winding ceipts, Circulars, Notes, Daily, One Year 2.96 line Is all Motors, "the grand prize." There Its Washington and New York bureaus are . 3.00 added to complete the roof. A among best United Book With Sunday Edition, One Year 4.50 were 1,000 exhibits of ten ears each, the In the states, and give Work, Druggists' Sunday Edition. One •Meli.,...1,01111•0! TIIE SUN'S readers the earnest information upon Satisfaction. Year 1.50 and about 000 of the neat little corn wrc HIT. Labels, Note Headings, Bill all important events in the legislative and titian- Mrs. Upruore-You found a house to pyramids were fittingly finished off dal centers of the'country. Heads, in all colors, etc. THE TWICE-A-WEEK suit you at last, did you? Mrs. High- Special AMERICAN. with the photograph of the youthful THE FARMER'S PAPER. SO YEARS' IF rts will be made to accommodate mus-Yes. I found one yesterday EXPERIENCE The Cheapest and Best Family- Newspaper grower, THE SUN'S market reports and commercial col- both in paper and quality of work. Orders umns are complete and-reliable, and put the farm morning, and I amused myself the rest Published. the broker from distance will receive Canned Cheese. er, the merchant and in touch with the of the day by going around among the nrompt attenti mm markets of Baltimore, Norfolk, Charleston, New real estate A good feature of canned cheese is York, Chicago, Philadelphia and all other import- agents and asking them if ONLY ONBi Dor,r_,An 1CA.R othercountri they the curing, which obviates the constant aut points in the petted States and es had an eligible flat to rent to a Six Months,50 Cent14. ALL OF WIDCII family with fourteen children. You care incident to the ordinary method, SA_IAJF: 11.1LTAS Tar TWICE- don't know how much fun it was to A.-WEEIT-AMERICAN is pulliahed for after the cans are placed in the In two issues, Tuesday and TrldaY THE READER GETS FOR watch them go into conniption TRADE MARES mornings, with the news curing room they require no further at- fits.- of the week in Chicago Tribune. DESIGNS OF ALL SIZES compete shape. It also contains interesting epee. PIANO EOX POULTRY nousas. tention other than to keep the temper- COPYRIGHTS &C. tam correspondence, entertaining romances, good poetry, Humidity, ONE CENT. Anyone sendleg a sketch and description may NEATLY AND PROMPTLY local matter of general interest and freati combination door and window Is also ature low and constant. quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an miseellaby snitable for the home circle. A care. added and any dryness, vermiu or mold cannot affect A Blind Man's Blunder. invention is probably patentable. ,Communica- fully edited Agricultu-a) Department, and full covering placed upon THE WOMAN'S PAPER. tions strictly confidential. HAND1001( on Patents PRINTED HERE. reliable Oldest agency securing and Financiat und Market Reports, are the outside that may be desired. it. A blind man named Green made a sent, free. for patents. epeOiah THE Sus is the best type of a newspaper, mor. Patents taken through MU1111 & Co. receive Fig. 2 shows two piano boxes placed ally and intellectually. In audition to the news curious defense at Birmingham, Eng- special notice, without charge, in the See flenablion'i.engs.arrangements in other parts of of the day, it publishes the best teatures that can paper. together and the roof completed. Two Another Man Heaps, land, to a charge of smashing a plate be presented. such as fashion articles, and mis- Entered at the postoffice at Baltimore, Rd, combined doers and windows are plac- "Yes, indeed, he's making a fortune cellaneous writings from men and worneu of note glass window- worth 115. Ile had been Scientific American. as secondelass matter. April 13, 1894. out of a new invention." and prominence. It is an educator of the blind, he said, for seven years. On the A handsomely illustrated weekly. Largest cir- ed in the end to give sufficient light. highest. character, constantly stimulating to noble culation of any scientitle journal. Terms, $3 a Chas. C. Fif.'ton & Co. "Why. I didn't know he was an in- indivichial and national night in question he cried for assist- year four months,ii. Sold by all newsdealers. The walls and roof May be covered ideals is life. FELIX A GNUS, Manager ventor." TETE SUN is published on Sunday, as well as ev- ance to cross the road, but no one 361Broadway, ant: l'atblisher ssith roofing felt. MUNN & Co York All letters should be addressed to anericer a OID se, ery other day of the week. Branch Office. 425 F St.. Washington.New D.C. "He isn't. Don't I tell you he's mak- By mail Tux DAILY Sue, $3 a year; includieg came. Then he heard some one at a W. H.TROXELL, -Editor & Pub. BALT1APtittE.Ittlft. "De easiness wIf which some pee ing money out of the invention?" THE SUNDAY SUN,$4. THE SUNDAY SUN alone, distance and struck at what used, when - year. pie is fooled." said Uncle Eben, "is el.00 a boards surrounding Philadelphia Press. Address he could see, to be what tempts many a man dat might astounded when A. S..HELL COMPANY waste ground. Ile was he honest to go astray."-Washington Drench of Promise. be heard the sound of broken glass. are] DYSPEPSIA Star. Publishers Proprietors CURE Jiggston-Don't you belies e that talk The jury acquitted him, and he was is cheap. A friend of mine had to pay Baltimore Md discharged. DIGESTS WHAT YOU EAT The $5,000 for four words. Jaggson-Great Si' Xt.X.i 31.. $1.00 bottle contains 214 times the trial size, which sells for SO cents. PRTAPAMED ONLY AT THE LABORATORY CF AIL Di IV Cib WI.X Ai.. heavens! What were they? Jiggson- Bears tha Pie Keul You Have Always Bought DeWitt's Dears the The Kind You Have Always 3.egl, "Will you marry me?"-Cbicago lour. Signature Little Early Risers E. C. DeWITT & COMPANY, CIIIcAGO, kgaature a The famous attle pliRs. o ldbyT.E. Zimmerman. of