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upon the deck with her under cover OF
the darkness.
More in sympathy than from curl
osity inquired;
Your husband is awaiting you in
American"
Yes" she replied. her voice strange
ly coloriess. He will be at the wharf.
He will expect to see the baby in my
arms. He has never seen the baby,
you know. / have been with my
mother. who lives in Paris, and the
day that baby was three months old |
started for home"
We paused by the bulwark. and she
OF the wave.
1T will make n soft cradle" she
said. Her courage wrung my heart.
Where do you find the strength to
endure such grief?" l cried.
Indeed" she responded with the
mournful shadow of a smile. that l
cannot tell. 1t does not seem as IL 1t
were really l who had met with this
great misfortune. If it were l whose
plans have been so altered and whose
hopes have been SO dashed, surely l
would not be fearless like this. 1t is
Adele. my nurse. who weeps."
The next morning the Captain read
the buriel service with solemn accent,
and into the colorless sea, through the
white vacancy of the fog, the little one
was lowered reverently. l stood beside
the mother. and / would have sustain
ed her with my arm. but that she gem
tly repulsed me. She swayed a little
from side to side. but there were no
tears on the face that looked out of the
quaint pointed hood of her sea cloak.
She stared ahead of her at the stupid
fog-she locked, bahled into obscurity
Suddenly. an hour after the funeral,
the mist lifted. 1t rolled up as a cur
tain rolls up, and it was saffron col
or, cleaning and splendid. When 1t
had lifted a sparkling sea was reveal
ed and a cloudless sky. The world be-
came radiant. 1t seemed to exult in
Its beauty. Mrs. Morell cast a look OF
reproach at this vaunting of natures
youth and joy. and went to her cabin.
Through the day messages were sent
her and delicate evidences of SYM
pathy, but her maid alone returned
thanks. The next morning found her
still in seclusion. More than one of
us thought of invading that sacred soli-
tude, but at the last forebore.
1t was on the afternoon of that day
that the man Or the bridge espied an
object upon the horizon at the south.
1t was black speck, visible in short
time to all of us.
ITS a ships long boat" was the
verdict at last. 1T is manned and fly
ing a flag of distress"
The course of our ship was changed.
We went racing through the green wa
ter, rejoicing in the zest of the hour
in the action. the event.
Presently we were standing OFF cau-
tiously from long boat manned with
haggard men.
"Who are you?" shouted the Captain,
as the companion ladder was being
lowered.
"All that is left of the crew and the
passengers of the Nina Celeste, sir"
How Iost?"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-04-03

There Is more Catarrh In this section OF the
country than all other diseases put together
and until the last few years was supposed 10 be
incurable- For great many years doctors pro-
nounced IL o local disease. and prescribed local
remedies, and by constantly failing to cure
with local treatment, pronounced 1t incurable.
Science has proven catarrh to be n constitu-
tional disease. und therefore requires consti-
tutlonal treatment Halls Cntnrrh Cure. man
ufacturod by II. j. Cheney & Co. Toledo. Ohio.
is the only constitutional cure on the market
II is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to
teaspoonful. IL acts directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system They ofer
one hundred dollars for any case 1t fails TO cure
Send for circulars and testimonials. Address
F. j. CHENEY & CO, Toledo Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. 55c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-04-03
sh,pp,us .u.l 90 EUROPE.

The scarcity of coal in Europe, which
is said to be due indirectly to the war
In South Africa. has been n great thing
for the mines of Maryland and West
Virginia In addition to unprecedented
shipments to the general trade from
Baltimore, Lambert's Point and New
port News, a French company has con-
tracted for $4,000 tons of Cumberland
coal, and the Russian government is
now making terms for 2,OOO,OOO tons.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-04-03
Happy rh ought.

In the spring. John, the western In
lians have grass dance and bury the
latchet." That's n great idea. Amelia
err"
''Is this awful big dragon the Jabber-
Tommy cause If it's the 'Jabber-
wpck, gran'ma. ! ain't scared. but If
'taint the 'Jabberwock | am
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-04-03
Teeth Made From Paper

Are the latest in dentistry. BY a Pc
culiar process they are rendered better
than any other material. They may be
ane, but most people would prefer their
ow'n, and this may best be accomplished
by keeping the stomach healthy with
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, as the con-
dition of it affects the teeth. The Bit
ters will cure constipation, dyspepsia
and biliousness.
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Showing or The uonsc.

This is our library" What a lovely
room! But where are the books2" "Oh.
Harry hates to have people come In
when he's reading. SO ! make him keep
them in u back room upstairs"
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A Soldiers Outfit,

A sergeant of the Essex regiment writ es
from De Aar: My linen consists of one
gray back shirt and one pair of socks.
with the heels out. My pillow is 100
rounds of ammunition"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-04-03
Miners and Prospectors' Excursion to New
Mexico.

April 1lth Santa Fe Route will sell eX-
cursion tickets to all principal New Mex
leo points at rate of one cent per mile
good for so days. Fun particulars by ad-
dressing ]. =. Hall, general agent. San
ia Fe Route" Denver, Colorado.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-04-03
The Ouickest NIcht TrnIn out Of Denver

For Chicago and all points East leaves
Denver 10:30 D. via Union Pacific. a
solid vestibuled, Pirtsch-lghted. steam
heated palace on Wheels" See your
local agent or address Geo. Ady, general
agent, Denver
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-04-03
Diticulties of a Husband.

She will not +" go out" and alleges that
The frock which she has is too old for her
hat
shock.
BY declaring her hat is too old fer her
frock.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-04-03
Learn II Profession.

My full mail course, five courses in one.
prepares you to teach or practice
Hypnotism, Physical Culture. Magnetic
Breathing and Bathing. and Curing by
Magnetism. All of these courses
for So. Address PROF. ZACH SHED.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-04-03

Ma. l do wish / had a little sister" "
so you would have some one to play
with. Freddy" Nom; soze evy time
you washed my face cd wash hern."
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-04-03

when you first fell IN love. did you
knew whether she would have me or not
felt wise, and after ] proposed and
knew she wouldn't have me / felt fool
al
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-04-03
Try This.

The Union Pacific $40 p. m. train for
Chicago via Kansas City. A solid vesti-
tuled "up-to-date" train that makes
Kansas City Direct connections in Chi
cago Sor all eastern points. Ticket office
GAL 18th ST.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-04-03

What's your idea of the difference
between n city and Il town. well,
town is place where butter, eggs ana
chickens are cheap"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-04-03

DO you consider banquet proper dur
ing Lent?" II don't know why not; ey-,
cry man who has a toast does penance,-
and often those who listen get their
share"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-04-03

Shall / 20 with you and hold youl
hands while you have your tooth pulled?
I'D rather you would go with me anf
hold the dentist"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-04-03

How did Kruger's peace overture
strike your" "It reads II he had mere
ly rewritten his war ultimatum to Eng
land hind-side before"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-04-03

We'll. ignorance is bliss you know"
Indeed 1t isn't When / want to know
something about somebody, and cam
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-04-03

He-'I suppose you wouldn't accept the
best man on earth?' She-"Oh. he's
snapped up and married long ago.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-04-03

These silent people often do harm Il
the world" What do you mean?" Why
they let other people talk too much.''
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-04-03

You can't always file away the laws
in an Indictment
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-04-03

know that my life was saved by Piso's
Cure for Consumption.-John A. Miller,
Au Sable Michigan, April 81, 1895.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-04-03

Neglect of the hair brings badness. Use
HAnKKR's HAIR BALsAs and save your hair.
1nDkHcoRSs, the best cure for corns- l5cts.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-04-03
THE GRIP CURE THAT DOES Curl

Laxative Bromo Quininc Tablets remove
she cause that produces In Grippe. 4. VI
Groves signature is on each box. Csc.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-04-03

A Book of Choice Recipes
beat free by Waiter Baker & Co. Ltd, Dorchester
AAss Mention this paper.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-04-03

$40 TO Sl5 a DAY
- AQents-some thing new and wonderfully useful
Address Hills Brothers. McFAl. No.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-04-03
WONDER OF WONDERS RfSTORATONt

Restores the old time yigor. Makes you what
were twenty. ei.Ib per package, cash with order.
Restorntone Co., II and i3 Mitchell Block,
p. o. Box s56. sprinc field, Ohio.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-04-03

BROWN PALACE HOTEL HfissetqES5y fiss tE5ay
iurops.. and imsricsn pisns u 10 And y and ap
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Denver Directory.
SADDLES "a AND HARNESS, qSEH, lsada

OXFORD HOTEi. b.es.' i.,s st r,,.sssot .sss ua'on
c IL Morse. Mgr, J. w. TenEyck. H. A. Trlplet,
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FIDELITY SAVINGS HssS:aiss ssS:s,isss PsTIs. esSs.
" 0o. 90 Pays ttos per ct deposita sood forruiS
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-04-03

All makes. bought sold.
VII Z changed. rented and repaired. Write for
prices. Denver Typewriter Exchange. 1858 Champs
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CULVER STATE TYPEwRITER AGENCY, 100
SChampa st Denver. Tel pliA vii buy, sell.
change rent, reprir any typewriter. sell supplies
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Rcrrsrl AMI vicinity.

Tho farmers NJ this vicinity have praFlF AZ
snr.hed planting corn. ani assnE ia the eS
,yemr Araashf Ct ghis season 81 the year
have ,n7ned ticiF audsyiJed attention o. lae
Divine 5.1avr boo behalf 20 RAIN
Ms. Anna Mary Fleming. oi Soldiers
Refuge. is booked upsn by ibe ss=aE people
81 ia.s locality as b-suS ear champion Ffs
laet u.sscr, aad che Young mrn iaAc great
pleasure lH soliciting game. hut tas fear "1
beng defeated Ia+y hcsamc some q 8ai Htysusi'
As thr u4e for tbv contest 3rass near
N.s,,ss i.t.a aaa Nsry sal N.ssrs- y f.ifsns
aaI Robert HraBdcuauuc. ai Morgan. sIssH'
as; SATURDAY .,h.ls u st- t.stHHF si F1ass
hare fdry setlfryi haHH >--t-ss -FeHfH :
ss,sf.f pleased eth ihFir sur-
last Saaiav might ~hisa fefuJafrE tasns
frue church Mr.. Gay >teB Nas te.a af
sbaat tsu uIrs irla Wjuh-3i 3 al asSuesn
man hs -rruur4air.i hin i1 bait 81. >-Hsa
.us usluE Ns r-a.ss. and gaF1gnsit.s-ri fa
Uhfylnc slea ea.umaaA, gassre.ilairis 4lsea'
sa.-l axe s.,si ai ass bar,s assi .-seas-l aHtia-
cover e darkness, The man Tined !H Eri a1.d
uF the horse. birdie. has a.d aat sgreecd
The Herrs,t base nai e.ah. unirr 'hr care
fsI management af Ns Gas + Dorsey. 4
,tis ~ y. ia better condition ih8n vtcr -e's-ge.
ewes hack tu thr medieval nsssagE 70 a4
iaRn. ahru thN rrfaTmatinu Ht tar nti liearcs'
club eNsg,ri thr .rrFaus evs'-n4 ni eseys .&ss
Ian t.s y tae a-aa,Ee. 80 Dorsey Has So
raa.-l = -aras ,ag NAlaf3ag. 'hr l3n, N3A
the 81 eh-'A c.ah Is Fizysa 7a iFr t7''ssa.'
. ef iar .aHrr at 90 ,.tea g. &C.,
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THE NEW SCHOOL BOARD ORGANIZES.
The Members Sworn In--JacOb NJ. Bl0chel
Elected PreSldent--0ther Proceedings.

On Monday last MessrS. Jacob II. Blocher,
Peter Buchanan, John B. Eppey, Theodore
f. Engar and Elias O.. Grimes five OF the
new school commissioners appointed by Gov
eruor Smith. were sworn into office "nd en-
tered upon the discharge of their durie-. Nh.
John O. DevricS. the sixth appomtee. was
not present. The board organized by eleetlng
Jacob II. BlUcher. of Manchester district,
president. Mr.. Grimes nominated Mr..
Blocher for president aud he was unanimously
CHOSEN. Mr.. Blocher was a school commls
siouer from 1890 TIL 1896.
The office OF assistant secretary Is vacant,
James 5. Baer, Jr. the former assistant. hay
ING recently resigned but the board did not
elect his successor. The matter was consld !
cred but action was deferred until the next
meeting June t. The announcement WAS
made that all the Indebtedness due and to be
come due before June l will be paid ON that
date out Of the proceeds of the bonds now OF
fered for sale by the County Commissioners,
who have assumed the Indebtedness.
The School Board assigned the supervision
of the schools in several districts to the com-
miSsioucrS individually. rs follows 10 Mr..
Blocher. Nver, and Manchester districts,
Peter Buchman. Woolery $ and Hampstead
districts: John b. Eppley. Middehurg aud
Union Bridge districts; Theodore +. Engfar
and f.. q. Grimes. Taueytown, Unoutowu,
Westminster aud New Windsor districts;
John 0. Deyries. Freedom, Franklin and Mt.
Airy districts.
The board received the resignation Of Miss
NJ f. GilIiss. principal ct Sykesviile school,
and Miss Mamie Spurrier, principal OF Ridge
School. near Nj AIRY.
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Death OF Dr.. Thomas Craig.

DIR. Thomas Craig died suddenly Al his
residence IN Baltimore on Iuesday last. II
Will be remembered that Dr. Craig resided IN
this city during the Summer OF ls9S, occupy
ing The cottage of Mr. Charles 1t. Baughman,
corner 90 Willis aud Centre streets The
Baltimore papers speak 10 the highest terms
of has attachments as % mathematician.
DR.. Craig was professor ct pure maihe-
mates al the Johns Hopkins University. and
had been complaining Of feeling unweii Tor
several weeks. though he was at the unlvcr-
sity a. usual IN the morning. He returned
home about noon aud went tn his room tor 4
rest before dinuer. A member Of the family
went 20 the noon 20 call him for dinner and
found him dead pr Craig was a sra Of Mr.
Alexander Craig. an expert mining engineer.
of Plu,t.u. Pa He was born 10 PiitsFou Ip
1870. Ansr completing his common school
education hg took = course at i-aias cite Col
lee E.,siun. Pa. and graduated in $50
The following wear bc went go the J"h"-
Hopkins University and received hi- teito~-
SHIN iB 1874 tie was first made associate
prIt..srr OF maidcmatic- aud DUNG 'he past
Ia wear, be was tull professor bF, Craig Is
survived by b.. father and sister " Use
Margaret CgaE. at Pit,,iDH, Pa vids's.
who eas Nt-- Louise AivoFi. daughter ct
Gen Benjamin Aiyord. of she United States
Army. ana tao daughter. Miss Aha tra3c
and Mis-, E,hsl Gag Tie visited Europe
frequently. sHi through 30" journal be e5fis !
uas widely kuoau g. AL ih- lesalnE maiaf.
rs4aftttau, 90 that country.
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Tav- Car.'izH EultayaF >9Tsrly ut ise
G-f.usi5.i Protestant Church. gave . ar, -a:
liz. ...tss1 Aus musical ia the lecture roum
IT sbr Chsrah. la Tu.sHa4 evening. sh.ch
sss GsF--.t attended by ;hr members at ihe
.assesY. anH their friends, The room aas
fastsfsfsy decorated ~ith gruSiuE palms.
lsaas-i IS W. Vim. h nyrr, and vases " c'li
as4rrs. 1tth ta, wcrl Welcome ia crimson
.rs~fs Tie programme nfrpg1 WiIh sinsins
st Gle ea.srr aa5senca 10 tar bright Eu1ravuF
.1n- "a rs she Blessed Sunshine lu. after
sa4ca Rev ~ Y. Graham, y. D, f1siot %
lae laafra otl,1,d prayer. NF Wal AA'hcr,
p-.. lsai ri be ) l-ie.y greeted ihe Asssasslei
s.s.rs. aal ua behalf ai fhr ..c'ety presented
& nr girabas. q le4ui.ju. b.afutt ~ roses,
ssi zssaerrI htl t1 another Yess a. iAstai
81 size Church br Graham 50 bsgaiy e5icea
r.I bs ik- Cafgs,s4n Erdcasur society ~au
az pF,s,lA ta asrl-sr s.ai A. oae a. 'h'.T artss
alsa. bs-rs and sfsunehFsi EssH4-
4 6ae uusiea Prpsraumr uts rendered q!
th- NrsltssiusIer Orchestra, iHeIl1inS eur
RET aad gearsna s1lus by VI Arthur stone
sif-r. aho alsaEs &. greeted @lih "eii u-FtIe'i
sFPiAas--
N5., E,a Rjuksg rad a .siec;jou aud Ms
V.rss- Wsieaad geriei 'l.llle Boy Blue,
lsth Il abssh weye heartily ApPiaal-t. har'
ing sb- strHiaS tbe ORCHESTRA played q Hauii.e'
II tseagliiu. selections, accompanied u0 ne
p5ana l,y che talented youus musician, Ms.
Hasari Bcusoa After which refreshments
consisting az cake anI ,cr creAEl, lu tblnlane'
49, furnished GO at The evraias enter
tssuaaaJ r9s-iadrsl aith siuEluz " auolaei
Sgr.lsuy SONG. aad Jbe guests Departed, ever
ang expressing their pleasure ~ thr delightful
evening zI.ru tAssu. The .tck 10 sle cungrr
CATION acre remembered aud packages OF cak'
..rs a. tbea Ths affair aas iu charge o, lh'
+ social committee. Mrs I.izzie Lahn, chairman
Misses Nauaie Eiuker. " t. Savl.mAu M,
+ Bessie Artuaoost, and NJ George haihrT' A.
...t.-.l h. liz. -lhar .nrlnh.r. ut ID. sncirtN
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Mr.. Philips of Western Maryland College
Riil preach IN the Chapel next Sunday even
inr. at : u'tlDch.
Frederick Harver has finished the tpuuda-
lion ta- his new house. and ID" carpenters
are uaw putting up th" imme work. Harry
Blxck and William lIaryrr "a Co, OF Baiu-
merr. are the carpenters.
Mr. Oliver Shoemaker, ut Iaueytowu, re-
Gently put 40 a nea iron pump .or Nj. HarveT.
James Myers has completed the :, undauon
fog his new house Both the aborc houses
are ia Sigh; of his place
Mrs. Alfred Warner and sou Russell. oi
nsar i.suwoad. spent Sunday ~ Mn. William
FrzzejEs
Mrs. Sterling Suader. II Baltimore, speut
several DAYS last aesk visiting her parents 'n
,hi. place. Her mother, Ms. >l.ss ". Er.h,
ah5 waz quite 30 for some DAYS. bui at present
sr5ftus s able la be about again.
JOAN Wiz aai ~.ir and Claude Wlli. al %
Nar.fou. spent Sunday last a. +. IL. Ntilets D..
Harvey Bankers and family, and Nrs- All
rahaas Sheets. az New Windsor, visited Mr..
John Nlll last SUNDAY
Ms Aary cato, oi nvar Nrw Windsor. vas
4 .asst $, Class. W Myers. near THIS place,
i,r several wrecks.
Waller Frazer has s-eur-i position 90
Baltimore daring the summer.
Scott Fr-ztnaa. rt BaIumore visited liar
yes Fr-rmau a fsn dsy- ,hFs week
Harry Rin.hari Nh1 Is travelling i's hgad
streets Commercial Company, aAs boue oyvg
Suudas
h.. e..ea baz,es. oaae.l O., HARRY : B2op.
~ Vr-z5,r5a.fer. located near Hegr. are bcias
rIrss7i oaF-
Iss B-aaa killed black bar.v ruuu~.
ar Wlsha'd. aa Tbsr-isy ~ .s.i ar-k. shat
..s.-t...-s.l asa t.-at tH length.
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Death of Mss Mary Z. Cox.



Al her residence. Mountain View, near
tuiou Bridge. Miss Mary +. Cox died on the
afternoon Of the 9th instant About = year
ago her health seemed Ia Tail, aud she grew
gradually Nraker until the close OF life, which
came peacefully The death Of dear nephew
weighed heavily on her spirits She bad a
larg. circle of acslaaintances and her pre-emi-
uyptly social nature made her home place
OF attraction tot old and young. Her exc
cutiss ability was Of high order, the old
homestead Of her father. George Cox, where
She and her brothers we're raised, Sas by her
direction aud planning, improved aud beau
H6ei until IL became very attractive. In the
Office Of her brother, DIR. r. q. Cox, Of Balt-
more, she obtained Il very good knowledge
Of disease aud their remedies, aud 20 many OF
her neishbors she vas physician as well as
counselor aud friend. The funeral services
ON the, sth were conducted at the Friends
Meeting House, near Union Bridge, accord
ing 10 The order OF that Society of which she
wAs /. member. John J. Cornell, OF Baitl-
more. addressed the meeting, using as the
base Of MS remarks, the words u Paul, MARI
ths perfect man, and the upright, tor the enc
OF that man is peace. The long tram OF car
riages which followed her remains to the
cemetery, and the large eoncourse OF people
assembled to witness the last sad rites oil IN
terment. gave evidence of the high esteem II
which she WAS held by her neigh bors anc
friends. The casket was covered with beaau
I ful flowers. One brother, james l.. Cox, sur
wives her The late DIR. Ephraim G. and JOIN
{ r. Cox. of Baltimore, were also brothers
( The psIl-bearers were George W. Lamb, o
/ Baltimore; Joseph Wolfe, Jesse Englar
4 Jacob Stoner, Dr. VI. NJ. Norris aud james
3 Clemson
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Isr.an's Retreat llems.

yam pAauag and hoa=e cleaning is the
order W fhr 3as.
The rain Asi syrk is aasiaS srae Ersa
6aaI,. aaI iar prescott prospect ior asrse
sa.at harvest ,,,ali ma b. aHy better.
F4russr. are p-,lius 4asie is3 81 fass ta's
spring.
NJ. J. 10 kaaiusa d day ur tes asa A'iird
au lhf Ha',.a properly lhfgr black snakes
TB- largest ono mes -arei aN ic~t oa" 'ncs
lars sl.a fg, and aaau inches lu Clyeas4ter.
sar-. the afbry tu3 hsy trTi seven i3yaez sHi
s,s te,s sy iaohe. .onE. IL ioaHi 'lem
under as 1.i stump.
Mar.arss A. geasrg j. y1suuE relatives 10
anf about i4aegfaau-
Mrs. Harm jones. 81 Baltimore. Is visit
iae hrr parents, Mr. and Mr., G. Z. aa4 l..
d. Hnlieuisash uraE lh- EetrraL
s. Jau4.,a Nsaday se6ool tas i'rua atSan-
ll,l fuF ,hs sanner. The 0ihcrrs afs $50.
psnntsndrul. g. l.. Hol.rauAaeh. assistant,
". r.. keciyr. secretary, A. +. A.haasa a.
s5.iant. Arjcane Haines. librarian, Master
George stem, assistant, Fiji. Cpa7hiag. treas
urrr. b 70 tirc-na1a ChuFlster ami osssa.
81. Professor Gay AibaHsa; assistant. Ei'a /
J hcstcr.
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Baehman.s valley Items.

There were several heavy iruS,s last week
Fortunately hot htiic iaJary sas done 60 irutt
or vegetation.
Amer several shots NJ. Joha Sbsii.r suc-
eerded IN killing Au eagle Which bas had his
abode 10 this vicinity for several mouths u
measured SIX feet eight inches from TAP TO I.
The bird > nov on exhibition IA Westminster.
Cora Is coming Up nicely.
Agents Of al kinds are at work through
this valley, Some Of them belong % the
Never Let Go" breed.
On Sunday last ia persons cemmuned 81
the Lutheran .rgIccs. George ;. Sionesiier
was Installed a> elder, and 4. Fcescr as
deacon.
While Herbert Babylon vas returning from
church on the evening Of the 18th ullimo, he
fell over an obstacle aud broke an arm that
bad been broken several times before.
Our Sunday school Is ia fiourishins con
dition.
Ga May 2oth Rev. N. Rgeder viii oticiu,e
instead OF Rev C. NJ. Eysler, who will b.
absent.
There is great deal OF sickness ia 'hi.
community.
Last SUNDAY David Starner, wife and son
Clarence. we're guests of John i. krph; Ed
Tasto and family. of Forest Valley, At VIM.
X. Leppo's. and Noah Sellers, of near Mel
rose, at Jonas Shaifer's.
The resignation of Rev. c. VI. Eyster, oui
pastor has been accepted with much regret
Sunday school at 1880 p. M; services a
2:30 p. N. next Sunday by II. J. Macallister
Very little bark is being peeled in oul
vicinity this spring.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-05-12
census Iakers for CarrOll.

Supervisor William r. 7. ;. Rollins, OF the
Third census district Of Maryland, has APP
pointed the following census enumerators tor
Carroll coaaty:
Taneytowu districi-Prof. Henry heir and
James B. Cali.
Unioutowu district II. F. Myers and lheo.
J. Myers.
Myers, distriet-Iohu A. Dell aud Jonas
Frock.
Woolerys dislrici-Groye J. Shipley and
VIM s. Gambler
Freedom disirict-w. T. Fovble, Wm. D.
Sslby and 7. F Bennett.
Manchester district. X. Miller and Jacob
Lynerd.
Westminster dis,rict-W. II. Payn,er. Geo.
W. Babylon aud Morieeai W Babylon.
Hampstead districts. c. Myerly and J. j..
Swiizer.
Franklin dis,ricl--M. A. Allridge.
Middleburg disirict-C. +. Valentino.
New Windsor district-A. Leo Franklin
Union Bridge district T. c. Phillips.
Mt. Airy district-Robert T. Glisan.