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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20
SOCIAL ITEMS.

Mr.. Charles n. Hurnetts. r.. and
Miss Mary Florence Gaa1feffow. wsre
united in holy matrfFuanY A. Trinity
church last evening In the presence
~ a large gathering II their friends
and relatives This affair vasthe one
10 which society people ~ the city
had been looking forward for many
weeks- THE church Wns q perfect
bower % ruses. aud paIms lined the
aislps.
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Horton and Mrs. las
lee will receive from , until this
afternoon.
The popular Mystic Dancing club
gave the FIRST ~ its summer dances
at East Seattle Tuesday night. The
steamer l.. ~. Haas took large
number % the guests - the club
from feschi and Madison parks g.
East Seattle. where the young people
spent the evening in dancing. The
boat returned IN time for the last
cars Into the city.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
AnarRAcr OF rIrLE.

OSBORNE. THEApER a. Co. Inc,
Abstract Company rnthbiihhsd
1874. Mining claim abstracts. hahe.
maut Of che MUTUAL tjfa building.
Tooth Whlttleaey- Hanford Abstract
Co. established 1863. basement Of
iialiff block Telephone Main iDi
HEAT1IE Abstract 60. n. Y. blk
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ron RENT.

NEW modern fat of four rooms WIN
yard and porch. 10 minutes frum
Pioneer square. cars pass the door.
Rent so. Oct hoy from Mr.. Bfuf=
feYaut. ii2 Columbia street
ron furnished rooms and house.
keeping suites. 60 10 az YeHier
VIZ. LILY unune.
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AacHiTEcTs.

\. 1iDEMAkD. n Colman block.
MeAanuH 8 walker fol N = blk.
D ~ mouamIOh. Ml-IL CalIlnn.
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bNNR3.
PEOPLES SAVING BANK.
Second avenue and pike 81 Capital
paid up. ti00 06o. n. g. Geafelasf.
prea.i J. II Hayden. cash: J. T.
orseulehf. asst. cash. Commercial
saylngs ard trust business.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid In. st1s.ooo. sur
J. Furth. pres: J. e. Goldsmith.
vice pres. n. v. AnkenY. cashier.
Caffresponfents in principal cities
IN the United states anf Europe.
National Bank of Commerce
Paid up capital. ... $3.50. 600
Trannaefns general banking business.
II 6. Henry. pres. Il II. Spencer.
cash. SAFE deposit vaults for rent.
sate Deposit sasis Boxer for Rssl
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
or SEATTLE
Paid Gp Capital. stto. 600
General banking business transacted
J. ID. Hog". r.. pres. ~. Nc ck-
en-. vice pres. l. Turner. cash. II
=. TRFHhufnl Asst. cash. EnchanFs
on principal cities ~ y. g. Europe.
Scandinavian American Bank
of Hehttie. general banking busi-
ness transacted. Deposits 81 900. COO
4. ghtibefE pres T.. l. 0rondahl.
Let vice pres A. ~. Soeibere. cash.
]. =. t4aus. asst. cash. No branches
The Canadian Bank Of Commerce.
Capital paid up.......-... IS. 80. 90
eight Million DViis-sl
r0F Plus .s.ssss....s ...s.... ". 900 oeo9
Interest allowed on time depomtta
A general Banking Business Trans
acted.
SEATTLE uRANCH-Corasr Of
James st. ana Second Avenue.
u A CAMERON MKv
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AUCTION SALES.

FoR SALE CHEAP.
ONE large restaurant range and "A
EaA haf plate stove az Martin e
Eux.H Haiesfoouir. iEZs THIRD ave.
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PERSONAL

WILL any one that saw LADY
thrown from a street car at the
corner OF Second avenue and Mad
ison street on or about April Is.
1901, kindly communicate with Mrs.
Ellen G. sterling, No. 22l2 Madi-
son street.
NATURES HERB REMEDY.
The Worlds Greatest Remedy for
rheumatism. neuralgia, sciatica.
Absolutely guaranteed to cure all
diseases arising from impure blood,
or money refunded. Send for in
formation TO IL. &. Baker, 1906
Second avenue. Seattle. Wash,
THE cheapest place to get gasoline
and oil stoves. gasoline and coal
oil. Is at Olympic OH Co. 91T Third
avenue. Tel. Main, 99i. 2-hurner
gasoline stoves, $500: gasoline.
Si10 for gallons.
BARGAINS in second hand house
hold goods; call at Red Front Fur
niture company, We can give Won
fine secondhand cook stoves. bed.
room sets, carpets. They look as
good as new, for half the money.
ITO and il2 Second avenue south.
ADVERTISING rates for any paper
furnished on application. The
{. V White Advertising Bureau.
New York Block.
WITH WINE AND PIE. regular
dinner. lbe. Alley Restaurant. al
icy On Solumhia bot nj md SRI.
oNYDoNoR Victory" the genuine
cures all diseases. Avoid imita-
tions u Mcdonald block.
BUY American OH Cos stock lac.
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nIofeII nrrAIn.

COLUMBIA. Hartford and Videtts
HlsYriss. Christopher Bros. I'LL
second
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BUSINESS CHANGES

EXeELLENT OPPORTUNITY
fer right man We want two thor
oughlY experienced proHpectors to
Join party % four bound for new
district in Alaska. Must contrib
ute lie each toward outnt. etc.
Call $50 y. m. Hotel Astoria. 600
Fourth avenue.
my A.zavtea,, ~, 49,. 81. -
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PRINTING AND slnplso

AAitkEI Report Printing 4 o.
llahinE. CO., high,Rrade is6 ,' I'D
lnE ~ Spring g., Tel, bur e v
BULL BROS. commercial ,.,l,..s---
&c. ~. 31s Warrington IA -
Ifeen'h shoe store Tel. wflss - -
II E1HDFOLITAN Printing 3 -
ing CO. NJ Y.sier. Tel. g'oe -'s :.
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FINANCIAL

To LOAN Private money at low
rate of interest. Groll. Damus a
osner. l0l Marion street.
WARRANTS bought and sold. Nor
rison 4 Eshelman Mutual Life bid
OLYMPIC oil co. ~ Halter block.
BUY American OIL Co.'S stock. i5e.
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Don't forget the closing out sale
~ clothing and furninhinEa az Stew.
ems q Stevens. zH8 fsika street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20

The best $500 cabinet photograph
for 1929 per dozen for the next ten
days at Eastman's new studio. 2iiK
pike street.
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Mail Carriers Lost.

a game Of baseball vas played
yesterday AZ Queen Anne grounds
between the mali-carriera and the
sh0emakers, which resulted In tho
defeat % the former by score Of
~ 10 5.
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COZ Observation-Disclosures RooMa

close In. 2908 second avenue. 4
suits Of finely furnished rooms. gas
range. etc. with ure ri kitchen II
desired References
NICELY furnished rooms use of
range for light house keeping. 500
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

FASHION Hair Store. iaf4 49,.
avenue. diagnosis of a.. ssoef4
FREQ ~ charge. "s hnslb
LADIES try bath 49,.
careful mafsage. sti Third ...ais.
WAhIEb-Old gold ana siigs, -
HeuHel mfg isweisr 70 H..e.,lh.
AIts, ~. BENNETT a again :. =. !:
Hallrf hiocb hair aenlp ifss9...A
MRS. HAHsON. stylish a..l,. -es
iaN prlren corurr ffh an6 pis ~.
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Advicer received In the city
from san Francisco state hat
The haftieship Iowa is IN route
} 70 the Puget sound nave station
and should arrive sunday. The
same dispatch also states that
the hattifshir origin Is nov
tisCharging her ammunition.
and that as soon ~ THIS Is done
she viii sail for Bremertau.
; where she viii - dry dorked 10
, undergo repairs.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co
Tor san Francisco

Steamship city 81
rusblA. NHila Walla
aud umatilla leave Fee
attic . %. m. June .
- * 2i. ~ July 5
rs. ~. rs. ~, Aug
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eLEeTRlcAL MActlINERY.

ERfGksoN 4 WYM1N Go, manu-
faeture and repair electrical APP
pnrntus. 1914 West nv. Main. 7ss.
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Or warrouer Bea, teeth. mo-.
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PLUMBING.

HAzLBTT a AULLIS = -.
guaranteed year. Tel Bun ~
Geo. 10. Woodhoune % Tel 49, ~
itAuI Mas Plumbing 20. sur III
BAKER a sON. phone BAD -
THO TUNER Tel Green s:I
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Rslias's Drugs Reasonable Prices.
Catoctin clarion., 1901-02-07
Our Australian Ballot.

The present would seem TO be very prop.
er time to call attention to a radical weak.
ness of the claim that our Australian" bal.
lot is n secret one, and that it prevents, or at
least lessons the opportunity to de5auch the
| franchise by the purchase of the venal vote.
The existent cumbersome registration and
ballot law is, in theory-and largely 30 ac
cepted-,he nearest possible approach to
that publication of the ballot, so earnestly
desired by good citizens, SO certainly in or
der in the light Of the events of those years,
when here and elsewhere, voters were openly
influenced by payment of money. The pres
ent regulation, we say. is presumed to be al.
most perfect IN its provisions against the cor
ruption Of the voter; it is accepted and
praised as being proof of the growth of poit-
ical morality; as being proof against the
wies ci the conscenceess little local "bosses"
to whom the degrade tion OF the dirty work
of actually handling the money is delegated
by the chiefs.
Is such the fact, Is 1t possible, that by the
appointment Of strictly honorable election
officers, the present ballot system becomes
absolutely secret and may not be beaten?
Let us see
We are about to vote, but in advance have
the opposition, who desires to secure our
vote, but who is not willing to pay US our
price on the strength of our promise to vote
his way But the ballot is secret one;
the election officers are all honorable gentle.
men and refuse to become party to any
crookcdness they are t. ere TO execute the
law and do So
What assurance. beyond my positive prom
ise, can give to the man who IS ready and
willing to pay me for my vote?
All! How will this do?
We are voting long State and county
ticket: there are II dozen to twenty names on
arranged for on the ballot: now | tell you
what I'll do; III mark the square at the head
Of your ticket, but will malk off just one Of
the dozen or twenty names on that ticket
posite the name scratched, the fictitious
name "Jehosaphat r. Squirm"-when that
ticket shows up, the election officers will
have to make record Oft and you will then
pay me-"
Now, allowing that there arc twenty
names on the ticket, by "scratching' q diff.
ferent name each time, twenty purchased
votes, each writing different fictitious name
on the blank ballot, will be recorded by the
present election machinery and thus nineteen
votes, net, will have been secured.
The "boodler" keeps list of those who
promise him, and opposite each name, the
fictitious name to be written on the blank
ballot: n.this way he requires the election
law itself to certify to the success Of his
scheme, the judges calling out and the clerk
recording every fictitious name written on
the blank ballot and for which particular Of
flee it was cast.
Has this ever been donep We do not know
1t is possible of accomplishment? The
above exposition speaks for itself
Catoctin clarion., 1901-02-07
The New Golden Hours
For 1901.

The hest Boys paper in the world. Price
(5) Five cents. Twenty four pages, s to 10
serials, and several short stories. Read the
list OF contributors:-Frank J. Eaill, w. j..
Cobb, Roy lockwood, VIM. McCluskey
Chief of N. y. Det. bureau), Matt Royal,
Hal Harkaway, W. Newton, T G Harbaugh
Will Lsenbee Fred" Etc.
A special column devoted to physical cul'
ture, edited by Terry McGovern, the cham
pion bantam and featherweight Of the world
is a feature.
SEND For FREE SAMPLE Cory.
MUNROS' PUBG HOUSE,
"a & 26 V>NpEwATER-sr.,
NewYork.
Catoctin clarion., 1901-02-07
NO. 7I96 EQUITY.

Notice is hereby given TO the creditors Of
Catherine Handley, deceased, to prove and
have filed their claims against the said de-
ceased, with the Clerk Of tho Circuit Court
for Frederick County ON or before the 10th
day of February A, D. 1901. otherwise thsy
may be excluded from participation in the
distribution Of the trust funds IN said estate.
CHARLES C WATERS,
Coblentz & Waters, Mortgage
Solicitors. jan "a 1t
Catoctin clarion., 1901-02-07
Dangerous Attack of HiCcOughs.

Mr.. ID. G. Hammett of this place has just
passed through a serious ordeal of persistent
hIccoughing Beginning on Wednesday last
they continued without cessation until Sun
day when his case became very grave one
and for some hours his condition was crit
ical one.
His case being so serious and refusing to
yield to Il eatment his physicians determined
TO haye him placed in Johns Hopkins hos
ptal, to which place he was taken on Wedncs.
day evening
Catoctin clarion., 1901-02-07
The New York Family Story Paper
FOR 1901.

The New York Family Story Paper ranks
highest IN circulation and general esteem of
all similar papers published in this country.
Among its contributors, most of whom write
exclusively for its columns are: Misses Laura
Jean Libbey, Evelyn Malcolm, Abi s. Jack
man, Lucy M. Russell, Geraldine Fleming,
Helene Hicks, Mrs Alex McV. Miller, Mrs.
E. Burke Collins, Charlotte Stanley, Mary
A. Kidder, Charlotte Kingsley, Lillian X.
Drayton, Mr. T. w. Hanshew, and others.
Family Story Paper is sold everywhere
SEND For FREE SAMPLE Copy
Catoctin clarion., 1901-02-07
A Successful AuctiOneer.

Mr.. Thos. J. Kolb has fer years been the
leading auc,ioneer of spring farm sales in
this section. His judgment is good, he is
square III the matter of bidding. he has a
good voice and the staying quality that holds
out to the end of big sale. Occasionally
some one makes the attempt to displace him
but no one has succeeded and today Mr..
Kolb does practically all of the sale auction
ecring in this section. Theee are cheaper
auctioneers, but it il in our opinion certain
that his superior qualifications make him
worth many times the difference to the party
making the sale.
Catoctin clarion., 1901-02-07

"Quo Vadis" will be seen at Ford's next
week in all the glory and advantages that
characterized its remarkable run in New
York, Chicago and Boston.
This impressive religious drama h as
achieved record of unprecedented triumph
and deserves, it is historical, dramatic and
pictorial
The dramatization by Stanslaus Stange Of
Senkien wiecz's famous novel is AS absorbing
and interesting as the book, the characteri.
cations are identical, with charming double
love story woven around Lygia and Vincin-
ius, and Pretronius and Eunice.
The incidents of the most exciting era Of
Roman history, the time of Nero and his
persecution of the early christians are pre-.
sented with telling eject.
The company is superb one including in
it's principal Interpreters such artists as j.
Haworth, Roselle Knott, Ed d. Lyons and
others.
The production is magnificent in spectac
ular illustration depicting with faithful ac-
curacy, Roman palaces prisons, streets, the
famous arena, etc.
MATINEEs--W EDNEsDAY SATURDAY.
ADMISSION 25 AND so CTS
Catoctin clarion., 1901-02-07
Number of Bills in Congress.

The fifty.sixth congress has broken the
record tor number of bills introduced Up
to this congress, the fifty. first held the record
in the House and the fifty. fifth in the Senate,
viz, 14,O33 and 5,594 respectively, The mum
bers on Monday were $3.50 in the Senate
and Ia C24 in the Hnnse
Catoctin clarion., 1901-02-07
Death Of Ellen LYNN.

After prolonged illness, Ellen, daughter
Mr., John w. Lynn of this place, died in
Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore on
Sunday last. About one year ago she under.
went an operation from which she obtained
temporary relief, but the hospital authori-
ties at the time gave it as their opinion that
the disease, cancer would again manifest
itself. Her body was brought home on Mon.
day evening. Funeral services were held in
the Lutheran church Oh Tuesday; interment
in the U. 3. cemetery.
The organization of the new regular army,
under the law just passed by Congress, in.
creasing it to practically 100000, is progress
ing rapidly Nelson A. Miles receives the
chief place, Lieutenant General.
Three more major generals and twelve
hrigadier- generals have been named ard the
colonies, majors, captains and lieutenants
required for the new regiments will be named
as rapidly as possible. That West Point
may provide the largest possible number of
these, the class of 1901 will be graduated on
February 18th instead Of in June. The Off
GERS of the volunteer regiments now serving
away from home have the promise of the
President to be remembered in these ap-
pointments in the regular service. Lieut.
Lee Landers of this place is In the 4lst regi-
imcnt, volunteers, stationed in the Philip.
pines,
GAS ToEIA
Catoctin clarion., 1901-02-07
Arthur Conan Doyle's Eloquent Tribut

Arthur Conan DOyle's Eloquent Tribute
The Great Mother has gone down alone
upon the dreary road which leads to the
black portals.
With reverent silence we have seen her
this day pass through us. and never more
shall the eyes of her people look upon her
OF all the millions who lined her course,
how many would have given their OWL lives
to have her backs But We watched in help
less sorrow while through the black banks
Of the mourners, down the valley Of white
faces, the Great Queen swept onward. out of
the sunlight into the gloom.
The little body on the dark gun carriage
yonder, frail and fragile, scarcely larger than
child's, is that to which 400000,000 of us
who dwell under the red crossed flag, looked
as the centre Of all things.
The very heart of our lives, our respiration,
our standard Of duty-the dear mother of
US all.
But there came One who summoned her,
and amid an awful hush in crowded London
she passed on into the shadow.
Lying pomp and power were round her
in that last journey. The measured tread of
her soldiers sounded in front. Kings and
the children OF kings followed behind.
But to US who stood by they were all
shadows. The one mighty reality was that
silent oman who would pass no more the
dead saint whose work was over and whose
rest was come.
To the old 1t seemed that it was their own
lives which had passed upon the dark gun
carriage. for an epoch-the only epoch they
had ever known-was passing down with
the Great Queen. The young might learn
new ways and new ideals; to them the future
belonged. But gray heads bowed and dim
eyes wept as their Queen went by, tor their
era was closed and the rest was but q linger
ing and remembrance.
And England! How stands England?
Can we think of any England save the
England OF the Queen? Has England, too
gone down into the shades with the Great
Mother-the England that led the world in
commerce; the England that covered the seas
with her ships; the England that was the
solid heart of the greatest empire that the
world has ever seen?
That was the England of Victoria. She
has gone and will that also goy Have we
the wisdom, have we the strength, above all
haye VIC the virtuesp
Clouds dii lift up before us, We peer into
the darkness and the gloom still gathers. 1t
needs no seer to tell US that the days are
coming, may even now be at hand, when we
shall be tested once more by the iron ham.
mer OF destiny to break US or to weld us
frmer still.
When that hour comes pray God that the
spirit of the Great Queen, gentle, firm and
wise, may be with her people once again.
Take past the frail and outworn body upon
the dark gun carriage, but leave US the mem
DRY and the example for days that are to be.
A. CONAN DOYLE.
Catoctin clarion., 1901-02-07
An Old Idea.

Every day strengthens the belief of e@i.
nent physicians that impure blood is the
cause of the majority of our diseases
Twenty-f years ago this theory was used
as a basis for the formula Of Browns Irnn
Btters. The many remarkaa ale cures eftcted
by this famous old household remedy are
sufficient to prove that the t'.tory IS correct
Browne Iron Bitters is so,d h. al dealers,
Catoctin clarion., 1901-02-07
Local Correspondence.

Mrs. Magdalene, widow of the late Chris
tian Slull, died early Friday morning of last
week at the home Of her daughter, Mrs. f.
! N. WIhde, with whom she had homed since
the death of her husband late in March 1899.
She was S5 Years old: her death resulted
from genera debility Deceased is survived
by two sons and two daughters: VIM II. and
John l.. Stull of this community and Mrs
+. N, Wihide, Lantz, Md. and Mrs. Debora
Baldwin, Western Pennsylvania also by two
brothers, David and Jacob Damuth, both
aged residents of this place. The funeral
took place from St. Johns Lutheran church
on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. W.
s. T. Metzger, her pastor, officiating, Inter
ment was made in the U. B, cemetery under
the direction of undertaken e. E. Black.
Ascertain the population, divide it by 3
and the quotent will approximate closely
the number of people in this community who
are at present phy sically disabled.
III
The importance Of extending High Run
water service to the U R. cemetery is being
urged and not for one moment will any one
question the demands for this convenience.
III
1t is estimated that ct least $4,000 cubic
feet of ice was cut and housed in this COM
munlty during the past week.
F,I ;ot; hac h,C Col
and Mrs. Z, A. Fry, residents of Roddys.
Death, on the Goth ult.: once more visited
their home and this time claimed as victim
Anne, their second daughter, agci 16 years,
I l months and "a days, Sympathy for the
family is widespread, as on March 7th, 1896,
they were bereft of son, Howard, whose
age was 16 ears, 10 months and some days.
The funeral of the young lady took place
Thursday afternoon at o'clock, at which
her pastor, Rev. G. A Whtmore, officlated.
In,erment, under the direction of Mr.. E. e.
Black, was made in the U. B. cemetery.
H=N
BY coming In contact with circular saw
which he was operating, Park Feagle, a for.
mer resident of this place, but for the past
eighteen months has been living in WayDes-
boro, lost the first and second fingers of bis
right hand recently
l=N
The revival at the M. E. church was ended
Sunday night after one of the most SUCCESS
full meetings In recent years.
GA To7TA.
,. Bear. the p'A' Kind You Have Always Bought
signature s IzHZzztzMx
Catoctin clarion., 1901-02-07

Vincent Sebold, Esq, will not make his
weekly professional visit TO Thurmont today,
being in attendance upon tho circuit court
now in session.
Catoctin clarion., 1901-02-07
Sale Register.

Under this head will appear free Of charge,
a notice of the date, character and maker OF
all sales, Tor which Bills are printed at this
Office
A like notice, of not more than five lines,
may be had by those who have Bills printed
elsewhere, upon payment of so cents.
On Friday, February 9Th, Samuel M. Birely,
assignee of mortgage, will sell valuable
real estate In Thurmont.
On Tuesday. March 9th, Mrs. Hanna Q.
Martin will sell on the farm near Hoover's
mill, horses, cattle, farming implements
and household goods.
On Wednesday, March 9th, Geo. w Smith
will sell stock and farming implements on
the Henry G, Smith farm mile south cast
Of Thurmont.
On Wednesday, March 1Sth Henry J. Keil-
holtz will sell horses, cattle and farming
implements.
On Thursday, March 14th, at 1Oa m, En-
ory ]. Ohler will sell horses, cattle and
some farming implements on the George
Giselman farm at Mumma's fording, Mo.
nocacy.
On Tuesday March 10th, Josiah and Jacob
Freeze, agents for the heirs Of Susanna
Freeze deceased, will sell peraonal property
at the home place at Apples church.
Gu Wednesday March 30, Newton | Fisher
will sell stock and farming implements I
mile north of Loys Station on the Old
Frederick Road.
On Monday, March 25th, Chas. M. Gall will
sell stock and farming implements, 3mles
north of ThurmOnt, on the Eyler farm.
Catoctin clarion., 1901-02-07
Pneumonia Can be Cured.

This disease always results from cold or
an attack Of the grip and may be prevented
by the timely use of Chamberlains s Cough
Remedy. That remedy was extensively used
during the epidemics Of La Grippe Of the
past few years, and not a sing lie case has ever
been reported that did not recover or that
resulted in pneumonia, which shows it to be
a certain preventive of that dangerous di-
sease. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
gained world wide reputation for its cures
of colds and grip. For sale by Dr. Waters.