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MaI,ienSyille Items.

Robert Davidson, who made sale Of part Of
his personal effects several weeks ago. moved
the balance OF them to Baltimore, one day last
week. where he will reside with his two daugh
tiers, Jennie and Fannie.
The sale of the tools of the late Daniel
Toup. was largely attended on last Saturday
and things brought good prices generally.
Farmers are done seeding at last and are
busy husking corn, which is a good crop, eX-
cept where il was damaged 10y the hail.
Mrs. Myra Allaugh will have auction of
her store goods on next Saturday and quit the
mercantile business at Linwood.
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China Wedding.

October 70 was the twentieth anniversary
of the marriage of Mr., and Mrs. Samuel h
Yingliug, of this city. The event vas duiy
celebrated at their residence On East Green
street and many relatives aud friends enioye'
a pleasant evening with them. 4 number o.
presents were received by the bride and groom
Refreshments in abundance were served dur
ing the evening. Those present we're
Mr. and Mrs samuel X. Yingling, Misses Colum
ba Clara and Jane Yingling, Master samuel Wing
ling. Mr.. John NJ Yingling, NJ ~smnmGie 1lngling
Howard Yiugling. of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs Geo
Eckenrode and family. Mr.. ard Mrs. Marshall selby
Miss Minnie Selby, of Freedom; Miss Alice Bixler
Mr. and Mrs Theo Zimmerman. Miss Andie ship
lev Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Shipley. Miss Maria Wing
ling, Mrs G. W. Miller, Hiss Mable Miller. Mis-
Jane Reaver Miss Rosa Reese. Mr.. and Mrs Franz
T. Miller, Mr. Charles f. Herring, Mr. William
Reese. Mrs L. P. Manning. Mrs. Leonard Zepp MIS-
L. Lindsay Mrs. Charles Kuhn. Mrs. Lizzie Zahn
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Brooks, Mrs. Henry Himler
Miss Gertie Himler, Mrs James ( Smith.
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Personal Notes.

Judge and Mrs H. ~ Clabaugh have takeu
No. 1927 Rhode Island Avenue, Washington,
ID. c., for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade H. d. Warfeld, OF
Sykesville. returned on Saturday from iheiI
annual drive. Their trip this year was up the
Valley Of Virginia TO the Natural Bridge. On
their return irip they speut ,Wo days at the
Hagerstown FaS.
Mr.. Lewis Levin Biliugslea. oi Philadel
phia, formerly Of Westminster, Is &" be mar.
tied on November 9th, 10 Miss Elizabeth
Bowen Wildes, daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs Ezra
Bowen, of Burlington, New Jersey.
Mr.. S. c. Chipley aud family, Of Woodside,
New Windsor, spent last Sunday at Captain
Schley's, in Libertysowr.
Mr.. aud Mrs Harry Smith, Of Marston,
have issued invitations TO the marrlRga o.
their daughter Mamie TO Harry +. Englar,
II will he = home wedding and will take place
next Thursday, November ID.
Mr.. and Mrs F. Eugene Wathen, Of An
napois, are guests of Mr.. aud Mrs. c. IL. Van
deriord
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Daily weather Reports.

Messrs. n. I. Gorsuch 4 Son, OF This CITY,
have for several years been receiving by tele-
graph the weather forecast for the "a hours.
beginning at O clock in the morning. They
have mailed cards to the various posioiIires
that could be reached by the noon mail going
west from here, and going east at l.l6 y. m,
via the Western Maryland Railroad. Lately
they have received consent of the government
to extend the system, and hereafter the re-
ports will be sent TO u number of the hotels
and business places in Westminster, and dis
played in conspicuous places. 1t is hoped
that greater benefit to the public will result
from this extension.
Those who receive any benefit are under
some obligation to the Messrs. Gorsuch, as it
requires time and labor to send the reports
out, all of which is done gratuitously by that
firm
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Nj. Pleasant IteniS

Mss Mary Miller visited relatives ARd
friends Ia Westminster last seek.
We noticed your Frirellburg correspondent
has found 3 sweet potato that weighed -
rounds. There - oar on exhibition here
that weighs :! pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs William NRs,Hkimer. near
here. on the 3Oh Instant, gave = surprise
birthday party ia honor Of their i~o dsngh
trrs. Agnes and Irene. The young folks
spcnt the evening very pleasantly.
-Thoss present Wrr- Mr.. ADJ N1 william Nssrn.
h!sner No noroshy Sitilg. Mr. Wtiitsm he-on.
~ Deep Run. Misses Esheec< Earbsri Emma
Ahrrns, o. uecAtur Ia. MsEir NArchimc Annie
MgsrnhiIucr sue Nzrchime. fiu-cncr MAseuhiEaer
Hester warehiIne tIIiie Bish Ella He-snn Enctutis
Sittig Irene Massnhimer. Gertrude Aa~snbimrE,
Frslala siltir Edna HrssoG. AEue% MAssnhimec.
Wtlb,r MaSrnhtgner Ells Masanhimar. Chzrlrs
MaS~nhtnlrr Joseph Fruck Ernest MyerS. Denton
wareh inc Charles Myers. Roy Ayers. John blaeE
George Black aud Matthew Black
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New Advertisements.

The Volumes of Business. Not Larg,
Profits, Makes Our Prices Possible-T. w
Mather & Sons. Westminster, Nd.
The Model Store News-Wm. F. Derr,:
Great Model Emporium. Westminster, Nd
Carroll County Produce Company, 1905
Hilen street, Baltimore, Nd.
Encourage Home Industry-N. |. Gorsucl
& Son, Westminster, Nd.
List of Unclaimed Matter in the postoffice
Westminster Nd.
House for Rent-O. D. Gilbert. Westmin
ster. Nd
For Sale or Rent-Wm Miller. SIudyville
MI.
Notice to Trespassers.
Iegal Notices
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neath of Mrs Winters

Mrs. Catherine, wife of the late Lewis
Winters formerly of this city. died on Thurs
day morning last, after a short illness. Mrs
Winters was visiting relatives and friends in
Westminster and vicinity recently. and re-
turned to Washington on Friday of last week.
On Sunday she was taken sick, and was re-
moved to a hospital where an operation was
successfully performed, but her age was
against her, and she died as above stated.
She leaves four children-one daughter and
three sons. Her funeral will take place al
St. Johns Church this city, this Saturday }
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weather RECORD for the week.

October 2l-mercury "a at a. m. and 40
at 2 p. M; clear October 22-mercury 20
at a. M and SO at 2 p. M; clear. October
23-mereury 80 at a. m. and IS at p. m. /;
hazy. October 24-mercury 81 at a. m.
and rs at 2 p. M. hazy. October 25-mer-
curry 81 at a. m. and 20 at 2 p. M; heavy
fog. followed by clear weather. October
26-mercury "a at a. IN. and 20 at 2 p. m. /;
hazy. October 27-mercury 55 at q. m.
and sc at 2 p. M; heavy fog
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oHITI ARR.

uissi ga OctohrF :, lsy3 after short Illness. John
II luEuc, near ~pyias Nils. aged - years mouih'
and IS days. beloved husband Of Me- Celia Lpsu-
iuisrrcI a. -. Johns Catholic cemetery kesi Ia
T-sGsr-
Isasr,zl husband thoa hNsl iefi a.,
Here ou earth alone,
Hat SO knoU that our blessed Ntssr
Has cAiiei tisce huuuc-
Weep not Tor me, Gear q ilr,
( have gone o. yssl.
NOT = wave az trouble
Rolls Across my IetcviGl breast
4 pre- iuis husband FROM us Is gone,
A voice We love Is ,gliied
A chair Is vacant ~ our home
Which never gau le tiilgi.
Dear husband. how can We give thee up.
Ia ss-vmeth - Us unjust
To las thee ia the cold, damp ground,
To uloulder in the dust
EN Has wIFE. CELIA LnGuE.
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Frizellburg Items.

Mr. John nayhoff, an aged and espected
old man, near here, fell and broke one of his
arms on Wednesday last. DIR, Jacob Rine-
hart rendered necessary surgical aid.
Gleason Eek sold his property near here at
public sale last week to Charles Warehime
for $4,000.
Miss Corinna Cover, of Lowell Mass, who
had been here on a four months visit to re-
latives and friends, returned home this week.
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MO. 5000 EQUITY.

NJ .. SO3S EQUITY
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
In Equity.
William f. Rittase and Others, vs.. ClariSSa
Rittase. and others.
Ordered this 9th day of October, 1899, that
the sale of the Real Estate made and re-
ported in the above entitled cause by John
Milton Reifsnider, the Trustee appointed to
sell the same, appointed by order of the
court passed in said cause, on the 18th day OF
September. 1899, be finally ratified and CON
firlned. unless cause to the contrary be shown
on or before the 18th day of November next;
provided copy of this order be inserted in
some newspaper published in Carroll county,
MARYLAND. once in each of three successive
weeks before the 9th day of November next,
The report states the amount OF sale to be
Sl430.75.
JAS. II. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
octI4-3t JAS. II. BmLINGsLEA, Clerk.
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L.ockJaw After Vaccination

SrwnrEa. October - John ~ Aeksls.
% Brrws,ses Pa,earu county, y. Y, bad biz
ehliirru yaccinAiei r~csnily ia accordance
vilk the school requirement 4 fee days
'aser she tno,u,a's,i arm ST his daughter AHuie
h,-rasus iniiams3 aad s~ellcn. 4 consultation
% physicians vas held concerning 1t and
remedies scrc applied Then locSia~ set ia.
Aiier suffering ior foar DAYS the gIH died.
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The Volume Of Business,
Not Large Profits,
Makes our Prices Possible.

Blankets and Comforts for instance, satisfied to sell
small margin because of the greatly increased sales which
the aggregate make Our sales on Blankets
this have been phenomenal in fact have sold almost
many Blankets already sold all last winter and the
of this better values offered here than be obtained else
where
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William waldorf Aston. Of Loados. has
donated s25.u0 20 The British Red Crues
iaud fof the Soulh African var.
In the case Of E,ierY T. lughAsu and Harvey
K, Srziu. charged with conspiracy and
bFibary Of = Government cnployc Secret
Service Operative McNaBus, IN connection
wslh The Lancaster. Pa. countcrtriling fraads.
the yarg Fstarnei . ycuiiC; OF gailly oa Friday
ST last Suck. N8sh . recommendation 81 mercy.
Tier attorney made motiun 10 srrrst IT
iatlgmeuI and iur ngR trial Pending action
u,soii the motion. Judge Mcpherson Increased
tie hail from Ss0. 600 % $1,000.
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MARRIED

oa Wednesday cyvnlag October - ls73 =,
salem garpaGAgo - Rev ; A. u3chl. HrFheFs
Myxrs. u Galun Mis-. Nj. Aud sarah E4isztcih
Fauvef. q TAapegg. Nj
Near Nafsgun Nd. Detn,sr j., tssj. By Eiiri
Wm II grankiia. brother Of tae bride David ZcpF
AHd Ms EIizAbefh VIA pJsh u Carrul county.
Nd
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HORSE BLANKET BARGAIN.
SPECIAL, IN LAP ROBES.

of secured lot of fine all wool Plush
of robe this
smooth
plush robes and handsome Some at distance look almost ike an
Prices at 81 20 and up
to in worth from 33 to 90
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JNO. MCDONALD s. CO.,
Stone Building,
anra9 SYKESVILLE, MD.
DATIFICATIoN NOTICE.

DATIFICATIoN NOTICE.
In the Orphans Court Of Carroll County.
OcFuHgR TERN, 1889.
Estate of Jesse Lambert, deceased
On application 1t IS ordered this 10th day OF
October. 1893. that the sale ct the Real Is
tate OF Jesse Lambert, late Of Carroll coun-
iy, deceased, made by Jesse +. Lambert,
Executor Of the last Will aud Testament OF
said deceased. aud this day reported to this
Court by the said Executor, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause be shown to the
contrary on or before the ard Monday, 10th
day of November, next; provided a copy of
this order be inserted for three successive
weeks ia some newspaper printed and pub
lished in Carroll county. before the ID Mon
DIV, 18th day, of November, next.
The report states the amount Of sale to be
Sl6TS. -.
JACOB RINEHART,
ALBERT SCHAEFFER, Judges.
WILLIAM Y. FRIZZELL.j
True copy,-Test:
JosEPH ID. Books,
oct2l St Register of Wills.
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THEAP JOHN.
Es REMOVAL SALE.

adjoining the one now occupy, andy
will close out about 500 pair OF v&A-
MEMS. WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S
FINE SHOES
At and Below Cost, commencing today, Sep
tember %. Remember have no old stock,
all late styles. call special attention
TO the Men, Women aud Children's Heavy
Shoes, the best for the money in the city.
Try my SO hand made Kip Boots My 500
Boots cannot be equaled. Give me a call and
be convinced Shoes made to order and re-
pairs done at short notice at low rates.
Thanking YOU for past custom | hope for
continuance.
JOHN T. ZAHN,
East of Court Street.
sept % 3m Westminster, Md.
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Beginning with Thursday of last week this
city was the Mecca of the various Lutheran
congregations of this State, and particularly
of this county, who were drawn here by the
annual meeting of the Synod. Every atten.
ton was shown the visitors, and they enjoyed
themselves to the fullest extent. Following
l. n srnnnsis Of the nrnceedinps
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Mr are slIII on TIE
LUMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER
business ard can furnish anything wanted in
a house. incluliug Doors. Frames, Sash,
Blinds. Hair, Lime, Cement. Brick from the
cheapest to the best Good supply Of Hem.
lock Aad yellow Pine Boards. Shingles. 6c.,
also a lot Of white pine dressed, very cheap.
We can save yoa money on all this material,
~ va. hanALa 4 AZ aerx IL.tle exnense.
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We are the leaders in low prices; others
follow. No one has ever named any lower
figures than those We have mst,ir, ani when
you want to buy goods you can count on 1t
every time that this is the place where you
can get the lowest prices that are to be had
In this country. Tins is dead sure.
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The church was crowded at all the services on
sunday many persons from the surrounding country
being present. Abe and instructive sermons were
delivered by the several clergymcn.
Al night services were held licensing Rers Philip
r F. StockslAger. J. W. OF, William f. Wheeler
and samuel J. Miller, who have terminated their
second years course Of study at the Theological
Seminary Rev Edwin j. Hopkins was receused
The sermon in connection with the heensure was
preached by Rev. Or. c 5 Albert, Of Philadelphia,
to an audience that crowded the church to its at
most capacity.
At the Monday morning session the report Of a
special committee the report of the treasurer Mr.
W H. James, of Baltimore, was given.
Mr. James has been partially paralyzed and in in
firm health for some time. lie has been the treas
urer of the synod for p years and was valued Of
ficer. He did not seek reelection, but II was
regarded important to ascertain his physical ca
paety in the event of disposition ON The part of
the members continue him in Office. The report
Of the special committee adverse to his re-elec-
ton his report Of the Affairs of his Office. as the
committee alleged. showing clearly physical ina
bility to keep the of receipts and disburse-
ments Al they should appear, At the same time 1t
was made clear that the accounts had been kept
with strict honesty, and the committee while rec
ommending that he be succeeded by the election Of
some other person, submitted a resolution com
mendng in strong terms his long and honorable
sery ice. and expressing the deepest sympathy for
him in his severe physical afliction. Baloting for
treasurer in the synod is performed without nomi-
nation and the first ballot resulted in failure TO
elect Cornelius Eckhardt, of Washington, D. c.,
receiving the highest number of votes cast, with
Henry c. Hines of the Third Church, Baltimore, a
good second. Mr. Hines withdrew his name on
the second ballot, and Mr. Eekhardt was elected,
Rev. DR.. NJ. Valentine, president of the Theologi=
cal Seminary at Gettysburg Pa, made report
showing a slight increase during the last year in
the endowment of that institution and a slight de-
crease in its Indebtedness which now amounts TO
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Ready mixed paints, all colors and in
all sizs cans.
Paint brushes, all sizes AMI kinds, . 10
IS cents.
Wire screens. all widths.
Step ladders from 70 cents 20 $40.
The 4ALE
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CITY NEW S.

Crockery ana glassware. whitney Co
Best ranges on the market. whitney
Co.
Clearing sale Of bedding at May X Fab
er's.
Special values this week in corsets at
the Economist.
Merchants lunch every morning al the
White Elephant.
Small expenses and small profit Is the
motto at futrelle's.
Highest prices paid for gents clothing
at Harris. III Gold avenue.
Fresh candies OF all kinds, every day,
at Delaney's Candy Kitchen.
To ladies looking for the correct cor
sets, attend the special sale at the kc0nO-
mist.
The Capital wagon, sold by Jacob
korber n Co. cannot be excelled; they
are daisies.
Highest cash prices paid for furniture
and household goods. ia Gold avenue.
7. A. WRITTEN.
- Buy n bicycle with a reputation back
OF II, the Columbia, solo by ". j. Scott,
22O Gold avenue.
First-class meals with home cooking
at the Albemarle 2lg Gold avenue, only
20 cents. Give Us a trial.
Don't fail to have a look at the new
straw hats for ladies and children. see
window display at llfeld's.
The members OF Cottonwood Grove
lodge NOodmen's Circle desire % see
all Of their friends at their ~. Patrick
ball, al ArmOfy nall, March IL.
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For Tuesday

DTts-tu' uiCkrIs
Eggs. zoe per dozen.
Beef TenderlOius (Fillets)
Sw%eetbTeafs Brains
Calls Liver Spare Ribs
Pork Tenderloins Kansas Mutton
Oysters LObstsrs
Fresh Fish-Plenty Of them
Tuesday, all varieties l0c
per pound.
Armopr's Fancy Sugar Cured Star Hams,
l2lsc per pound.
VEGETABLES -Arlichokes, Rhuharb,
Cncumbeis, Tomatoes. Curled Lettuce,
Caulifower, Spinach, Ra fishes, Celery,
Pars ~, Water Ctess, Sweet Potatoes,
Green Onion. Leek. Green Peas, Carrots,
Turntps, Beats, 0niOns, Garlic, etc.
FRUIT-Dates. Figs, Messina Lemons,
Nave Ofanges, all sizes. from zoe up.
Bell Flower Apples, Co~coanuts, Neliis
Pears, Bananas, etc.
Also a thousand other delicacies which
We cannot enumerate In this space. Pay
our market "A visit tomorrow and see for
yourself.
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stopped In the several towns south OF
this city. where he gave exhibitions Of
his skill ~ a musician, and left on a
freight train late yesterday afternoon for
the small towns north OF the metropolis.
He claims to have been throughout the
Cuban war. and was a musician on the
cruiser New York.
X. NJ. Chambers, with his wife and two
daughters, left on the limited yesterday
for southern California. after spending a
few days in this city as the guests Of
Mrs. W. G. Hadley, They are from Media,
Penn.
The ladies OF the Degree OF Honor will
give another OF their delightful dances
on the evening OF March 10.
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LOCAL

A. II. S~piegelberg. q well-known
citizen Of Santa re. registered at Sturges'
European Sunday night.
J.F Luthy, n OF Albuquerque we'll
known and popular citizens, is now at
Colorado Springs, Colo, where he will re-
main for q few days.
X. l.. Cox. who Is rustling In the ter
ritory for the Fidelity Loan association,
has returned from u very successful trip
to the northern towns.
Tomorrow afternoon, at 3 o'clock,
Mrs. q. l.. Brooks will entertain the La
dies Guild OF the st. Johns church nj
her residence on west Copper
NJ. l.. Kahn, who represents a pipe
house in Chicago, was here yesterday,
and was being introduced around by
James Kakin, Of the firm Of Melini n
Eakin.
A large number Of people are attend
ing the auction sale Of Col. X. A. Gruns-
fields household goods to-day. II. s.
knight Is officiating ~ s%uctioneer and
is meeting with good success In dispos-
ing Of the proasrty.
]. ". Miller and wife. who were here
yesterday, are now on their way TO
Jemez, where Mr.. Miller Ia the general
merchant and Indian trader Of that
village. Mr.. Miller and wife have just
returned from q pr~otracted visit to
Pennsylvania relatives and friends.
". Il. Dame, one Of the li~eutensnts In
Roosevslt's "Rough Riders" was here
yesterday and was q pleasant caller at
this office In the afternoon. He shook
hands with the "Rough Riders" now In
the employ Of The CITIZEN and stated
that they all made excellent soldiers,
He returned to Cerrillos last night.
d. c. Osmun, Jr., special agent and
adjuster OF the London and Lancashire
Fire Insurance company, with headquAr.
ters al Denver, Colo, Is in the city. and
was to. day introduced at THE CITIZEN
Office by Commodore" +. II. Kent. the
local agent Of the above company. MIR
Osmun came in from the north last nigh
and will leave tomorrow morning fol
III Paso.
Prof. Diamond, the man OF "A fleet OF
musical instruments" wa In the cit,
yesterday. and he was thoroughly be
, decksd with ''signs and countersigns'
on his coat. He a play on any kind OF
al instrument, and can initiate birds
lions, bears, and even elephants. HI
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luSluN - II

Has for rent a completely furnished res.
taurant, located within half a block OF
The new opera house site. Will sell
a complete hrst-class live stamp mill and
concentration all In perfect order; good
horses, harnesses and phaetOns; a Iarg,
burglar and tire proof safe; an elegant
piano at your own price; horse, harness
aud buggy for 800; two fine sets Of haV
fixtures, billiard and pool table,, reA.
estate, complete bowling alley outfit, {
gentlemsn's magnificent driving horse
etc.
will attend 10 sny business you wish
transacted, for n small commission. Auc
lion sales g speciality. 'LH1lNY S'H
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The jana Grocery Company.

Eggs now only 20 cents per dozen.
Fine imported limburger, 80 cents.
Empire brick and limburger cheese, only
20 cents.
Two racks OF honey, % cents.
Heinz's baked beans, 10 TO % cents
best roasted coffee from 90 TO 40 cents
tine dairy butter, 90 cents.
A complete line OF smoked meats and
sausages Just received.
Leave your orders or telephone them
They have both 'phOnes-new, 24i; old, "a
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The Ladies' of the Maccabees will give
n progressive euchre party at Odd Eel
lows hall Wednesday night. All Sir
knights, their families and friends art
invited, Refreshments will be served.
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for the DRIP,
Get a bottle Of Finch's Golden Wedding
Rye NJ the Iceberg
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Dress Goods, Etc.

10 Silks. in Dress Goods, in L7ces, in Embroideries,
in fact, in all lines, we have received and are receiving
a beautiful and popu ar line, which it shall be our
most sincere pleasure to show. Respectfully
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o. n. Maroon IL building two sub.
%stantisl Gye-roOm frame houses on his
lots in the rear of the hospital They
will be ready Tor occupation in "a few
weeks.
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IVES THE FLORIST
For cut flowers, palms, ferns, etc, At all
times. Tvs. THg FLORIST.
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Ladies' Belts!

In Ladies' Belts, Girdles, and Buckles we are re
cipients of all that is in vogue.
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Shirt w aiStS!

In Cotton Shirt Waists we are showing a sample
line of our stock, which is now in transit. The prices
range from 4oc to $3.50 each, and comprise a most
carefully selected assortment from the stock of the
largest shiit-waist manufacturers in the United States.