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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-20

vOie SadJe 1T iebr perbd6tig, ent,
ge9nete 9urton, ymer meiB, Oh bic
S0llunfen inns nidt bereit8 ebenlo aui
Der Spur itno, ME mir ibnen. @a
9ren5t alleroin9s faIt ans unglaub=
libe, oa sic gerabe nal bel nit
maren, aber man lnuB auf @lle8 aefa6t
iein. l3ir abnt nidts Suites. QDenn
lie uniere 6abrt heute redt3eitie in
grfabrun9 9ebradt baben, bann fom'
men mir aub l6on Su ipdt. Damn iii
rn8 ser Sud8 abermals entmi1d)t."
nOiein Gjott!" itieB Gl9in 5mild)en
ben 3abnen heruOr, inoem er erbleibte
Dor gd)ref, uslt ipat? Oas mdre ent.
ieslif! Wenn bod Der 3ug i9neller
fabren m6dte!"
Better 6err Slenf, bieier 0onoon.
grpreBSug lit elmer Der ibnelllten in
gang europa. stlio Schulz, berubiete
Burton.
IL. &apitel.
Sn ibrem ileinen, bebagli6en
Draining 9toun1, Sings SRpaS Summer
II, ltano W}uriel 94olters Dor BEN
Spie9el unO ieete eben bas aapotbiitz
den aut TIN gan, isltis Su iein, wenn
Nlr. @ooo fommen iollte, iie Sur
3rauuns abSubolen. Sbre bunfel unls
i9aiteten 9lusen blidten 10 ernIt in bas
SpiegelgluS, alS bd6ten lie al gan,
etiuug 9lnoeres, alS an bie I0were Seis
benban0i6leife, oie ibre Sanoe fniipfs
ten. 60 foIibur lpie beute mar Tie nod
ME in ibrem 2eben getleioet gemejen.
M}r.. @ooo bate ibr oen ean,en
slnSug uon elmer Der erIten Sirmen Qons
bons Sugeldidt.
Ginen augenblif hattie lie ii0 barau
geireut, oenn lie beiaB bic @ortiebe
fat aller fiinlIleriIG peranlagten 0latus
rem fir perieinerte 0ebensgemobnbeis
ten, aber oer ldlperlaltenoe Gruit ibrer
Gage raubte ibr ieet ea8 SntereiIe fit
alle IeuBerli6feiten.
sic bemerfte faum, pie out bic
W}ooSroIen oes 9apotbiltGjenS, Die lpie
friid 9epilidt auaiaben, gu ibrem
neiBen Geiht ltan6en unb eas vert
invisible oe8 0ieiiefoItiims hobeu.
Ste itreifte eben bic lan9en Oonr,
idube ii6er uno blidte nit Ser5tlopfen
na6 Der fieinen Siusubr quf BEN
Gaminiims.
9lob fiiHf Minuten unb cr tonnte
bier ieinl
Sic trat an bas .6eniier uno iab aui
bas Wteer binau8.
Die StraBe miinoete am Strano uno
lie belpobnte elm Gdbaus berlelben.
Ge9un9slos, nit ben aefalteten
Sdnben auf cine Stubllehne eeltiiet,
itarrte iie auf oas s(n> iino abrollen
Der @O9en.
sic famen oaber, bic lansgeltrecften
Wo9entanlme, unabmenobar, unab'
anoerlid, iuie bas Sdidial ber Men'
iden.
TDrtiebuna folet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-20
sSabrplatt . Memoetmna.

Die Snternational & Great geortbern
Vt. Ut. giebt einen neuen 6abrpIan
beraus, Der am Sonnerstag, ben 8. Suli
in araft tritt. Wesen Ndberem tpen6e
man fi6 on bic Nsenten Der ellifaFt.
o. s. Brice. q. q. s. s. u.
paiefiine, 8eraS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-20
2eitaemase @arnnna.

Sabt Sbr Electric gitters" periu6t
gegen Wsalarias ober Wediel. Gieber2
Wenn es in 3eit 8euommsn mirb,
taun gel6es Jieber abaewenbet tper.
ben. Ueriu6t es iOfOrt unD Sbr m6gt
elmer iblimnien Grantbeit entgeben.
Gum Terfauf in alen Npotbeten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-20
Srei Deriaaot an Mdnuer.
Gin @iana in Midtsan entbedt Elm
bemerfenswertbes Seilmittel
fiir Werlmit am &raft.
Troben iuerben fret an slae perianbt tie
Darnm id5reiben.

1A%AAb ItY%StVShs
Carl 8. gBalfer. @alamnsop. Mitb.. bot mad Ell.
i1efn ia5relanee. Sample eeeen bic ieeIiitben uni
torperltcben 9eioen BON berlorener Mannbarfeii
beilt.
gr betpabrt bas @ebeimnis iorgfdltie; aber er III
iiuillte etne Strobe ber Mebisin allen Mdnnern sr
enoen. ote an trgeno elmer JDru1 geitbIecbtIitbe,
Sdtudd,e leioen. als Solae bon iueenblitber nn=
uenbeit. tpie boraeitieen 8eruft bes @ebdebtnifes
uno Der &roft. ibtuatbem 8iifen Rampfaberbrud
uno @usaebring. 9as 6eilmittel bat etne beions
oers att9enebnte Birtung BON @drme uno ibeini
unntttelbar gu tpirten. inoen1 es bic berlanete
strait uno etne gntpidlung giebt tuie iie NUT ee.
tpnnitbt fpr6. Sas Mittel beilte STR. @aIter p1n=
r9noie bon al ben uebeln iirb 2eiben. Die bon
Iabrelaneent gfBbraucb ber natiirlto feifgeIebter
5nnftionen berritbren. ut1o pI in ieben, Sale ab.
plut suberl1ifg fetti.
Cine 8itte an STR. Carl S. g8aIter. 64S Maionit
Semple. aalamasop. Mieb.. BET Der Sic angeben
oaB Sic etne Trpbe ieines 6eilmittels fir Mdnne1
tnnnben. tuiro iofort erfint. unb fene 8ergiitune
lrgsno fnelber Qrt fuirb bon tbm eefnrbert perben
@r bat etn groBes Sntereife baran. oaB bic &unbe
BON oteenl groBortiaen Selmittel ner6reitet tutro
uno er oerienoet nit Sorafalt fiber nerieeelt in
el1efn ourdpauS einfaben 9sndet 10 onS oer gn,.
pf1neer feline sfurtbt nor unbeauemlihfeit Doe,
Getornttueroen su ba6en brauebt,
seier sueroen aebeten. obge> >8ersue su ihreiben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-20
Sebt @ud redtseitia nor /!

Die fable Sabres3sit besinnt, Nbenbs
uno Morgeas 1T es ibon empiinbIi9
tab!. Sa finb bic beriibmien DOlge's
i@en Gil3i6ube gu empfebleu, bic mir
ioeben bereinbefommen babeu. Wir
baben aud allerIsi anbere Nrtsn BON
pantoheln unb 5ausfdubeu auf Ga.
ger, nit uab obne Nbfdbe, ictpie tiber-
haupt ole 5dubwaaren, bic ii9 fiir ben
9erbit unb ben Winter eisuen. gbenlo
fttbren pir elm aroBes 2agar BON
S1uli6uben ftir 3naben unb Mdb=
den unb ibarbaupt Naes, mas in elm
S6ubwaaren Yei6dft erfen 3anges
geb6rt.
ginem gefdllisen 3ufpru9 eHisesens
iebenb empfieblt f1
46tlngsboll
6. 8anm.
Gtn-berella g 1ubsYalan,
213 4lamosplasa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-20

- Sn GOlse Der taappeu gepillis
gnngen Der Iebten 9egisIatur ltnb bic
Jonos fur bic Geri6te bereits 10 er.
i96pft, baB alle perioneu, tpel6e I'm,
tpeifnngen euf 3eugensebiibren in
Sdnben Babeu, pous 3uei Sabre pars
ten miflen, bis fe bieiel6en einl6ien
t0nnen,
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xeeas gtaats 9tusitellnng.

6hr bic 3eras Stats Jair unb
Dallas Iusitelluug. tpel6e in Dallas
bonn Is. big 81. DIT. abgebalten per.
ben, pertauft bic 5. & q. q. &c. q.
giqette 3u rebusirten Staten.
Wegeu bes Ndberen meube maa Fd)
an bic Nsenten.
.. $. Yriee. s. y. & 3. u.
paleaine, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-20

: Sn 9auas tagt gesenmdrtis bic
3tpeite Sabresueriammlung bes staats.
oerbanbes Der te1anii6en 99weine.
3ii6ter. @s mur6e beiGloHen, I'M
nd9iien Jebruar in Dallas eine groBe
56peineausHeuung 3u neranftalten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-20
Seuaeiiee centennial, gfaibbille,
ypnnpiSre

gom l. Mai bis l. Nopember 1897.
Staten bio s. & g. q. .@iienbabn BON
San Nntonio finb Die foIgt: $3.50
8ileite, liuitiri gu 10 Sagen, gum
8ertaufe Sieustag8 unb Sonnerstags.
$3.50 8iqette gut fir 20 Sage;
$34,35 8iIIette giItig big l. Nop. '97.
.. 81. Stone, 90. 6. RigSbp,
Ngenten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-20
ct. Spnis 9lusftellnmg Spm 8. 1et.
tember bis 23. Cftpber.

Die s. & 8. u. u. sc. tpirb ieben
9ienftas unb OOnneritag bonn 3. Sep.
tember bis 21. Oftober Runbreiie,8il,
Istte nod st. aouis, no., au II Gotr.
preiie pertaufen. Dieie 8illette ifnb
sur aetourfabrt 10 Gage shltie.
Q. s. price, 9. g. & 8. u.
paleaine. 9eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-20
@s il ipht Qeit hos hie

- gS III isBt 3eit, baB bic Genlter
ndbrenb Der gtd6te gei9loHen merben
pber neuraIsiid1e S9mer3en mDgen
fd eiHitelleu. Wtan made anf uub
gebraude ct. SatObs. Del; es tudrmt,
iinbert unb beilt prompt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-20

Su ber umgegenb bon SallbilIe,
9arriion @ounip, iii es 3u ernfen
apnfiitten 5uif9en ben WeiBen unb
ben Gor5i9en setommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-20
Ser Merifnner os{nheI q

Der Merttaner SfabeI Saaus3 er.
tranf in 81 paio in ber Ndbe ber
Strabenbabubriide, als er gefdmuss
geite Waaren mad ber ameritaniieben
Seite bes gfio @ranbe bringen tpollte.
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94 min.
@nmtan bnn Marie @tabl.
(5DrtIebung).

unpilltiirlid prallte er einen SGritt
5uriif, er ftarrte in Elm pilofrembes
8eiidt nit Suttis r0thliGem 9aor uno
Bart uub ibm mar, al8 made Ser
Trembe cine brobenbe Vemegun9, ben
Nrm segen i'm Su erbeben, in bellen
9anb it6 Elm @esenltanb befanb, Ser
elmer 8affe 9lid, es no6te Elm 8es
polper ober ein 9ootl9ldger iein.
9n bieiem 9(ueenblid wurSe sic
na6ite 9austbiir aufgeitoBen rno Elm
beller Qidtldein fiel Dem llnbefannten
geraoe in bas @eii9t.
Die orobenbe Sanb Sudte surii6 unb
pdbreno cine luiiise, laute @eleQi6aft
aus bem Saule aui bic gtraBe binaus>
brdn9te, oie bic Stille un,ber nit 9drm
unb 0eben erfiillte, sin9 Der unbeims
liae 5remoe i6einbar slei69iltis pors
iiber.
@lsin fraste li6, oh er an Sallus
5inationen lit, er bate In Ser grellen
Deleu9tung bes gusenblides lpieber
iene baBsliibenoen MISREPRESENTATION
Musen seieben, bic ben blutbiirltenben
sueen zines Dolfes elider.
Gr bielt es fiir 9eratben, belebtere
Straben fir ieinen 9eimwes einsts
fdlaeen. Ser unbeimlibe Srembe blieb
beri6wanben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-20

Neaept Np. 1851 ppn elmer
ano Stmeno angefertist unb bon 6.
5. S6mibt in 9ouiion, Seras, gum
gerfaufe au9ebpten, linbert bieSdmers
gen bon Observation-Disclosures Wau
Ueriu9e cine 6laI6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-20
Cuffs Se6er-

erbuItsn bas &Orperiptsm in Srbnuns
unO usrbinoern frantbaits 3ufanOe Ser
geber, bic sepObntid &rantbeitep por.
aa89sben.
Gin prrbinbrranssmittsl fit
SOpifdm.r3en, 0pspepiie, Sdwinbsl,
idls@tea @eidmadim Munbs, Serstlo.
pisu. bslests 3unss, Gppetitioiisteit unS
Sdntmttlt6e 0auemleioem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-20

- Sn 8alueiion pereiitets lid Der
Stepart Daulbap bon benz int Safen
ltegenben britiI@en 9ampfer 9eptbs
forb@.
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10. G pitef.

2onbon ipobnte, bate geuaue 0ers
abrebun9 nit grrton getroffeu, i'm
am WlittmO1 auf bem gabnbof au
treffen, TIM nit ibm nod @ri9bton gu
fabren.
Deibe iuaren piinftlid CUR Stelle
unb udbrenb Der Sabrt iibertesten iie
nod einmal bas Sir iino @ioer hires
gerbadteS unb bic Solsen, melhe Elm
giinitises 9seiultat ibres 0erbadteS nit
fi1 brinsen ipiirSe.
Burton mar ni6t minber erregt als
Glsin, benn Die Seitnabme @uo6s bss
beutete einen Sang fir i'm, Der nit
eiuem SGlase iein Slid MAIDEN
fonnte. ylidt nur our1 ben Nubm bes
Grfolees, ionSern neil cine beoeutenoe
Summe oils 8rei8 auf Die @rgreifuns
bes berii6tisten 9oditaplers ausseiett
mar.
pViSber mar eS utlS nod ni1t ein>
nal gelun9en, al9 nur einen eitt3igen
Sdlupfwinfel bes Gr3lpitbuben auss
finbig 5t MAIDEN, beren er cine 9anse
Wteii9e baben muB, er5dblte Burton,
sipie elm Ial fuuBte er llnferer Mafs
iamfeit su enti9liipfen unb lpenn man
9laubte, i6on bic 0anb auf Inn su
leseu, mar es, als babe Der gfbbobeil
ibn peridlunsen. Saben Sic BON benz
sroBen Giienbabnoiebltabl seb6rt, Der
erit fiirslid gang Gnslanb in gufresuna
periette?"
Gl9in batte pobl bauon sebSrt, er.
innerte iid aber ni9t Der Details.
$50 bOren Sie nur, es iuar elm
Meifterftiid. Die Soutb @altern 0ails
uaD transporiirt baufis @olbbarren
fiir bic Uant BON gnglano. Solde
Barren i'm @ertb BON breimalbunbert,
tauienb Marf 5u iteblen mar Der lette
srobe @enieltreid bon Sad the "Trip,
per, iuie er bei Iln8 als @egenltiiG At
Sad tie Slipper 9euannt tpirb, Sa iein
iuabrer Same uns @ebeimnib III. Den.
fen Gle, mas 9llles 6asu geb6rt, I'M,
bas ideinbar unm0sli6e m6gli6 3i
MAIDEN. 0or allem inubte CT ben Taa
erfabren, an ipeldem bic Balm 70 oiei
@ol6 fiibrt, bab bas llnternebmen iid)
lcbnt, bann bic eenaue GtunSe bon
abfabrt unb slnfunft uilien, bas guSs
ieben unb bic @eftalt Der Softer, bic
8orm uub bas @epidt Der Barren fens
men, In ben @agen bringen, In melaenl
Der 2ransport erfolgt uno babel Ste
Wd6ter bes GhateS tduiden ober ent,
fernen bic Sdliiiiel 3u ben aofIern
befiten, ba Elm 9lufbre6en berielben Su
uiel 3eit erforoert uno Su niel 9drm
madt. Die geitoblenen Barren Surd)
anberes, sleid idmeres Wlaterial er.
ieten, ban,it bic erlte 9ontrolle BEL
slntunft oes g6ates-bie 9offer iper,
ben rdmli6 wieber abeepoaen-se'
tduidt weroe. unb bann bic leste Quf,
sabe, ben @aseon unbemertt perlaiieu
init etfpa breimalbunSerttauien Marf,
bas beibt nit elmer Qalt BON etwa bier.
tnbabt3ig &tlo. Dos gllles bilbet eir
ideiubor niht su permirflidenbes
aunftitiif. llno bod III es bIeiem bra.
ben Gentleman uno ieinen 6rapet
Qelfersbelfern sesliidtl 3uuddIt muB.
fen tie bdufis bic Gabrten Der Gilen
babnltrede sonbons6 6olteitone eenadi
baben, lim alle Details bes 0ienltes
ferinen 5u lernen. Damn fauften fl
aupfer> unb gilberbarren, uelde III
otter perididteH. Doburd erbieltea III
Heuufnik iber a[le Wlooalitafen foldei
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6. % a u

@tnberelIa g 9ubspalah,
213 Qlamosp plasa.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-12-09
LOYS LETTER.

Samuel BETTER and wife have returned
from two weeks visit to relatives in
Letersburg, Md.
G. II. Miller and wife and Mrs, NJ. A. 10y
and daughter Mazappa, spent Sunday with
Charles Summers and wife, al Fora, Pa.
Messrs. Geo. W. Miller & Son of this place
have secured the Frederick County agency
for Columbian wagons.
Mrs. Margaret Difiendal and daughter
Rose. narrawly escaped death from asphyx-
iation, Friday morning, due to gas escaping
from coal stove. Mrs Diffendal succeeded
in reaching a window and Calling for aid
Miss Difendal was found unconscious but
was restored by the efforts Of neighbors and
services of DR.. E. G. Kefauver. Both are
much improved at this writing.
Thursday evening, December end, quite a
number of our young folks enjoyed straw
ride to Lewistown, stopping at the home of
]. p. Weller. The evening was spent in
games and pleasant pastimes, after which
refreshments were served. About l a. M.
the party started on the homeward journey
oil expressing themselves as having spent 9
very delightful evening.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-12-09
w. r. Yuong,
H. B. Wilson,
John w. Grinder
fLOCAL CORREsPoNDENCE. |

Those OF us who are acquainted with Mrs
Simon Lohr know that she is a very indus.
trious woman and generous almost to fault,
and why is it that some thing or some one
or other will persist in feloniously carrying
off her earnings' Again just recently she
was robbed of two fine turkeys, and while
this lady is able financially to stand these
losses, it must be very mortifying to her to
be deprived Of property which she cares not
to part with for either love aud affection,
scrip, free silver or gold.
Butchering day at the home of Mrs.
Michael Freeze, on Monday last, was, to a
considerable extent, made the occasion Of a
family gathering. The assembage was made
up of sons and daughters in law and theirs,
and of daughters and sons in law and theirs,
in all to the number Of between twenty and
thirty persons,
Those Of our mothers who contemplate
according their children on Christmas day,
the privileges so earnestly recommended by
the December number of the Ladies' Homo
Journal. had better secure IN advance a pho
tographic view of the interior of their homes
and preserve it for future reference.
The arrival of another car load OF ma
chnery at our railroad station on Saturday
laet sent an increased thrill Of enterprise
through the nerves of our people. This is a
Touring and chopping mill plant and will be
placed in position in A. 3. Zentz' mill house
which is now nearing completion.
To Frederick City belongs the credit fol
placing the first order for products of the
Crescite Excelsior Works here, which have
just gotten fairly under way.
The Local Correspondent has in contem
plation a visit to the Editors experimental
farm. His turnip crop harvested and QUITO
the way, guess it is about oats planting and
corn sowing time.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-12-09

The following is the program for the
Farmers Institute meeting to DO held in
Frederick City at q place hereafter to be
selected and which will be duly announced
on Monday and Tuesday, Dec. Goth and 2lst
1897, under the management of the Farmers
Institute Department of the Agricultural
College; w. L Amoss, director:
Monday, 10 A. M, Feeding Sheep and
Hogs for Profit, s. II Todd; Fertilizers, II
J. Patterson; Ove' feeding Animals AMI not
Feeding Them Enough. 8. II. Todd.
Question Box Committee: ID. Columbus
Kemp, John II. Rouzer. A. w. Burkett, Jno,
G. Lea,hernore, r. b. Roudle, H B. Witter.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-12-09

FREE SCHOOL Book FuND.-Ono of the
important questions likely 10 engage the at.
tenton of the solons at Annapolis next
winter is more equitable distribution of the
free school book fund
BY act Of the Legislature Of 1895 it was
provided that the sum Of $l50,000 annually
should be appropriated for the purpose Of
furnishing free text books to all pupils in the
public schools.
The law enacted in connection Herewith
specifies that this fund shall be distributed
among the several counties and the City
of Baltimore, precisely as the regular public
school fund Of the State is divided, thus Civ
ing TO each local government it's share of pro-
cee's, according to the principle OF division
laid down in the Maryland statutes.
On the surface this would appear to result
in perfectly equitable distribution Of tho
schoolbook fund, but in practice it is found
not to do 3d. The difficulty arises in strik-
ing balance between white and colored
schools. In some counties there are few
colored people, and, correspondingly, few
schools, and these are sparsely attended,
while in other counties exactly the reverse
is true But the cost of building and main
tanning schoolhouses is pretty much the
same. whether there be many or few pupils
and hence in the division of the regular
school fund the working principle is to dis
tribute the money according to the number
of schools to be cared for.
In supplying text books, however, it costs
no more nor less 70 buy books for ten pupils
whether the school numbers twenty or sixty.
1t comes to pass, therefore, that under the
present disposal of the school book fund
some counties receive 81 per capita for white
pupils and rs cents per capita tor the colored
children, in school, and In other counties the
ratio Is reversed.
This arrangement results in giving to
thlnly populated districts more money than
il needed, and to districts which have
crowded schools not enough for their necepsi.
ties. For instance, in the white schools OF
Carroll county it has been necessary during
the two years in which the law has been in
force to create deficit while the appropri
alton for the colored schools Is more than
sufficient to meet the requirements.
1t is clear, therefore that some other meth
cd of distribution than that now in operation
must be adopted before the intent of the free
school book law can he carried out. What
seems to be required is some arrangement
for the division of the money founded upon
| the per capita principle or upon the actua
enrolment in the schools
When the conditions of the problem are
fully grasped it will be seen that the law il
faulty, and that certain changes are required
In the interests OF a fair and equitable appor
tionment of the funds set apart for the prr
chase of text books In the tree schools of thu
State.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-12-09

CB- BICYCLE BARGAINS.-$l00 Ben
Hur Bicycle to be shipped to buyer direct
from factory; price $50. SIS Monarch Bi.
cycle, Ladies or Gents to be shipped direct
from factory; price $45 These wheels are
as good as the best of them; we pay for
them largely by advertising and at liberal
rates, hence our ability to offer such big bar
gains. We have but ono of each Of these
wheels. Call on or address
may 20tf THE CLARION.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-12-09

Saturday night Of last week \ party of
ladies and gentlemen from Broad Run, near
Lewistown, this county, took q straw ride
to Lewistown to attend the Junior Order
festival there. When they were getting
ready to start for home. some one threw a
stone, which struck Miss Laura Johnson in
the face, cutting her very badly and probably
manning her for lite. DR.. Neighbors was
summoned and dressed the wound.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-12-09

tB GO TO ROOTS and Buy your Boots
and Shoes, where you find the Largest Stock
representing some of the Very Best Factories.
Shoes that give Satisfaction. Our Stock of
Carlisle and Douglas Shoes is now Full, All
Sizes; Rubber Boots fol Men, Boys and
Ladies; Mems Women and Childrens Gum
Shoes at ROOTS.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-12-09

B- INSURANCE-If your Fire 1nsur.
ance is about to expire, call on US for rates.
inly22tf CASSELL s. WATERS.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-12-09

We are progressing New industries, not
over pretentious, yet solid and promising
have come to us and there seems to be an
other pretty we'll assured to say nothing OF
rumored possibilities. There are few idle
men here now and tho founding of an indus
try or two more would mean the influx Of a
new population. A series of failures gave
the appearance of hoodoo cast upon US;
that it has been exercised the most supersti-
tious must begin to believe and with re-
turn OF confidence should come increased
activity.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-12-09

eB FOR RENT.-On shares; two fields
on the Leatherman farm to be put in corn.
n19tf CuAS SIMPLIFY.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-12-09

Mrs. Rachael Waters, wife Of DR.. =. R
Waters and sister of DR. Jas. K. Waters O.
this place, died at her home near Watersville
on Monday. Another sister, Mrs. Steele
died last week.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-12-09

az FOR New Crop New Orleans Mo-
lasses, Raisins, Seedlesss Raisns, Currants
Citron extra quality, First Quality Pow
dcred Sugar, Fresh Oatmeal, goto
dcr26t ROOTS.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-12-09

"A stitch in time saves nine" Put q
stitch in that rent in your business, by plac'
ing an ad. in THE CLARION, and 1t may save
YOU business failure.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-12-09

The attention of public school teachers is
called to the law in regard to the attendance
of children from families where dlphtheria,
scarletina, scarlet fever, whooping cough or
other dieases prevail The law is very strict
in such cases and should be rigidly enforced.
Has your child or children been vaccinated!
If not, see to it at once.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-12-09
MT. st. Mary's Items.

Dr. Bond died suddenly on Saturday
morning ia Emmtsburg.
Mrs Henry Warthen died in Baltimore
on Sunday morning aged n years. Mrs.
Warthcn had her home for some time with
her son in Baltimore and her remains were
brought to the mountain and inferred in Mt.
St. Mary's Parish cemetery, being an old
member of this parish. The funeral service
was held in st. An,honys church, by Rev.
j. B hanley on Tuesday, November 30th,
inst, at 8 O'Clock, u. M. This was the first
funeral in the new church.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-12-09

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