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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-09-05
NO. 4o6I EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Benjamin f. Grouse Assignee, &c. v. Louisa
Selby aud Marshall : Selhy, MorigagUrs.
Ordered by the Circuit Court for Carroll
county. sitting a. Court of Equity. this 2lSi
day Of August ia The wear 1908, that the sale
at the Real Estate mentioned ia these pro
Greetings. made aud reported by Benjamin ?
Grouse. Assignee Of Assignee Of Mortgage,
bt ratified and confirmed, unless Cau>e io the
contrary thereof be shown on az beiuTr ihe
2lsl day al September. next; provided a copy
1T tins srslrr be- inserted Ia ssue uesspaPsr
printed and published in Carroll c"uu's uuce
in each ,sf three success W. week, before the
l4ih day af Ssplembcr, next.
The report states The amount OF sale Co b"
S'A1tn
JAS. II. BIII.INGSLEA. CLERK.
Ira. Copy,-Tesi:
ang ~ "a JAS. II. BHNasLE,, Clerk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-09-05
MO. 1865 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
In the matter of the estate of Joseph kerch-
ner, a luGatic.
Ordered, by the Circuit Court for Carroll
County, this Dist day of August, A. d. 1908
that the sale of the Real Estate mentioned IN
these proceedings, made and reported by
George l. Stocksdale, Committee and Trus.
tee at Joseph Kerchner, Lunatc, appointed
hy the decree and order OF this Court to make
said sales. be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause 10 the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the 18th day OF September, next; pro
vided copy Of this order be inserted IN some
newspaper published in Carroll County, once
in each of three successive weeks before the
2l>, day ct September. next.
The report states the amount OF sale OF real
estate To be $4,000, aud the personal prop
crty To be SS7.l3.
JAS. II. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk.
True copy,-Iest:
aug - 81 JAS. II. BuLISGsLsA, Clerk.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County,
in Equity.
NO. 4n18 EQUITY.

in Equity.
NO. 4073 EQUITY.
John Weigle, alias John Wigle, alias John
Wike. alias John White, vs.. The heirs. ex-
ecutors, administrators or personal repre-
sentatiyes of George Weik.
The object of this suit is TO obtain the APP
pointment Of trustee to release, on the real
estate mortgage records of Carroll county.
certain mortgage from the plaintiff to the de
PENDANT, assignee of one John G. Denner.
which mortgage is alleged to have been paid
in full.
The bill states that the plaintiff is legally
seized and possessed of tract of land in Car
roll county; that on the 10th day OF April
1877, TO secure the payment of his pronti>Sury
note for $4,000 and interest thereon, the
plaintiff executed mortgage on said tract Of
land to one John c. Denner; that said mort
gage was subsequently assigned TO one George
Weik, a son of the plaintiff: that he plaintiff
has paid and satisfied said mortgage debt and
all the interest thereon: that said defendant
has failed and neglected TO either surrender
the mortgage and promissory note or to release
the same on the mortgage records of Carroll
county, in accordance with the law; that said
unreeased mortgage creates cloud on the
plaintiff legal title 10 said land and uuiustly
encumbers the same. thereby hiudering the
desired sale of the property without great and
unnecessary loss in money; that the detrudan,
Is a non resident of the State Of Maryland. and
when last heard from was a resident Of the
State of Oregon; that the plaintiff is informed
that the defendant Is now decreased aud u is
unknown whether be left any heirs or personal
representatives, or what their names and r,.-i
denceS are: that no letters ucstamruiary huyp
been granted on his estate ia The Nur,. OF
Maryland. and the plaintiff is not awar, at
any foreign administration on said estate.
Il is thereupon, this 10Th day Of August. 4,
D. 1898. ordered by the Circuit Court Cor Car
roll county, in Equity, that the plaintiff, bs
causing copy Of This order 80 be- inserted iu
some newspaper published IN said Carroll
county. once lu each of four successive week
before the DIST day ct September. u.uri.su
hundred and three, give notice Ia lhr said
hears. executors. administrators OF personal
representatives OF the SaIi George Mr.k Of
the object and substance Of tins bill. warming
them TO appear IN this coart. iu person nT hy
solicitor, ou OF before the l2Jh day at October,
1903. To show cause, i ANY they may have,
Nhy decree ought nnt Co pass AS prayvd,
JAS. II. Bll-LINGSiEA, Clerk.
True cups.--fc-l
auR.l 81 JAS II BUItNGsIEN CLERK
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NO 4o4e EQUITY

ln the Great Court for Carroll C=,uaiy.
Calvin T. FnuEeT. Assignee 81 Assignee -
Mortgage. -. SuSAunAh Norrjock sud
samuel Mor-lprk Der husband. moTigagoss.
Ordered ihj, 1Sih day Of 4 sgusi, A. p. lesSl.
that The account OF the special Aai,tov hied
ia this gause BE- finally raIih~i and confirmed,
unless cause o. tie contrary ,h-rrut be- -hoSB
on syr i.i.srr the ltta DAY ui Sepieml-r. nrxi;
provided ynpy ~ this order ir Inserted t,r
100 ,sssr>. Isr SOCKS hsi.,r,. the iasi named
iay In some Newspaper publlshssi iu CsrTo.i
caapiy. JAS. II. BltLlSGSLEA. Clesk.
True Cupy.-Test
aug ~ p jas II BltIlxG-tEs. Clerk.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

The uude-sigHcd. Examiner spysta'r,i hv
virtue of "a commission ga lhrn s-H4~i hy tine
County COMMISSIONER uf Iafr.N ruaff. d.
alter a pahl, road iH said saus,is y.fauis.IfsiuE
Tear said sheraton a. 81 puilti lu 1H, raun's
read LEADING from taJf,4Iituu StauoH. oa Thr
Western Mari land RaI.ru5d. la Carroll y,aa
Is. Nd. On Wesley Chapel u T. Church Iu
Herring formerly Brown Mil. sad yssui
hs4ug fifteen feet east from a Stone rfyr.uf3E
planted on the w'-si riE. of Sa5t FsaJ, ~ Size
northwest euruvF % tract Of land rrt.Hllv
conveyed from John Smrh BHi ai- ip fh-
Ts1asic,-. 81 M-sl., Chapel " r. tbsryh 300
Said rouutr. and at-sul tw"s'N yArt~ sssa'h-le-s
freln the residence g l.7.iis Wauf.cg. a+ues
ia = -u4ihrru direction through ;a- AEj ai
said trustee 81 said eburch. ahaai hye ar y
.errbes wlIh SaII saA3, thence iH ah, same
direction Nsih auH ou rs. ~rsi -,iEv af the n'a
ccmsirry lot atIsceut fu -aia gnHsch. a.,a ayrr
a uarruw sirp pa she ~s.f rsiE~ ~ fL- -aHi u'
lsdsa hsmplsf. thence E.arE ASST .Err 'a.
ssud " Wr..sy thap~3 u D. Ghaf.h. Af.es
Wampler. Mayrilr >Eui. ~slsgu EaF. aa-i
the western edge uf the .yt Cd. lsu'i airssh-,f ID.
Wesley pu5hc -ghasa, staai~ uear sa.i eh#rgH,
80 30, euapig raAi 5,-a8,nE fs,sm HrrHg
furaseriy Bupuu's Mlii iu the psiapssu So.
ssna. on ssii rzslr,zzd. and 10 close she r.s-l
nos used. gasssnS b.tzrrn -A.I chasrh z-l
cvasrtrrs. 90 the soai s.aills !Tau sid Her
5nx Nil io PklaPeo.
Al persons ~b,.m h laay u'aesru agr hrteAs
noub~d ihai - sill meet zt R-s.rv Chsur.
On SATC RpAY. SEPTEMBER H., lassi. s..
clock, q. iu., 60 rNesg'r The trust rrFssssi
iu sls hy jhr AFORESAID gnalmlvsFs
JOHN e. tEISTEK
RICHARD =. StiAFFER
NICHOLAS !. WALSH.
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ann Respectfully Yours,
JAMES H. CASSELL,
augi5 WESTMINSTER, MD.
IN the Circuit Court for Carroll
4 County.

James ~ Slourr vs.. The Unknown Hens Of
Mary Kelley. bate Of Carroll county, Mary
land, deceased.
The object o, this suit Is 10 procure decree
for the sale Of certain real estate situate Ia
Carroll county. ip the State Of Maryland. OF
which certain Mary Kelley died seized and
possessed The Bill states tha, the said Mary
ke.iey died interstate Ia the month OF May,
1885. 10 Carroll county. Mary land, seized and
possessed of "a certain parcel Of land contain
ing one acre. mere ar less, upon which IS
erected "a dwelling house; that the estate OF
said drcr,lrut Is indebted unto the GO complainant
IN the suu IF seventy three dollars Tor her
funeral expenses; that II Is not known who are
the heirs 1t the sand Mary Kelley. deceased.
Il l. lherruuou ordered tins l4ih day OF
August. IN The wear nineteen hundred aud
three. los the Circuit Court Tor Carroll county.
sitting as "a Court OF Equity. that the plaintiff,
by causing . copy ui this order 70 be inserted
in some newspaper published in Carroll coun-
rs. aforesaid once iu each ut four successive
weeks before l4th day OF September. 1908
give notice 10 the said unknown heirs Of Mary
Kelley. deceased, ii any, Of the 0hjec, and
substance Of this bin. warning them 10 appear
in this Court in person or by solicitor GA or
before the 3O.h day OF September, next, to
show cause. II any they have, why decree
ought no, To be passed As prayed.
W H. THOMAS
True copy.-Tcst
augl5 81 JAS. H. BHIINGSLEA, Clerk.
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No 1860 EQUITY

In the Circaa Court cor Carroll Eosuis.
jacob H. Myer and Jalia A Nyvrs. bis 1Iie.
plaintiffs. ". George ". Nyrrs, ss a.. de
PENDANTS,
O7,icrei. This 18Th 3zy ~ Anxus,. A. d,
IssK. that the accOuug Sd! The A4ditor h}ed
iu lhIs cause ~ finally ratified and eos
hruBed aulsss cause % the contrary thereof BE-
shown on or b eforr The ltsh ias az SePtrulef.
acxf.: provided COPY Of this order L. inserted
for tao successive seeks before The Jas, nau5r8
dzy 10 SOME newspaper Pa5iashsi In Carroll
cuanty.
JAS. u. BILLINGSLEA. Cls1k
Tree capy.-Tr.I
aur24 p Jas Il BItEssStE.. CLERK.
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a. The Circuit Cugss for Carroll Cusntv.
+ Nral PArks. Assignee oI NarfEsK-~. Vs.
Jacob hl.rr and Amsnda k,irr, D.. sasr.
Ordered ihss 2sih day af AuEasi. A. D..
lsr.. that She second at,>sssg ~ The Aadstpr
ulel beg tat, uAase lac finally saEHed and clu.
frmei as4lFAs c4aer Go she contrary thereof De-
shown aa er before The jt.h dsY 90. September.
ueSt; provided copy al 'his ORDER l-e Inserted
far tao successive wceAs befur~ she lass nsaaes.
dav iu some Newspaper Published la Carroll
county.
las. II. BlLLINGSLEA. Clerk.
Trar copy Test
augass = jas H. BuLiSssLEA. CLERK.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This Is to gitc notice that thr sstscs.4,rg
has obtained frogn The Ofphaas Court u'
CarroU eususy. ia Maryland. letters ies,a.
nleniAry uu the Personal Estate Of
JOHN n. BARNES.
lals ui Carroll cstanIy. I~ccR,rd All Fsrsoas
having clssps AgatuSa the deceased are hegehy
warmed lu exhibit Jhe same. ai'h lbr susth
rr- hereof legally authenticated, g. ihr sab
s,fiber. an 90 before the 2aih dag II March,
iau3, ibey mae ogher~lss hy law be excluded
sroisi 40 benefit VI said estate
Given under my baud thf. 18th day Of
August. itaB.
JOSHUA r. BARNES.
aur@4 a. Executor
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Blue Mountain Express.


Leave a. m Hagersiown 60, Potomac A.
Blue Mountain u, Buena Vista spring 7.l6 Blue
Ridge summit p, ThuTmont 7.Sg, Rocky Ridge
"a Brucevie 81 New Windsor sill, Westmin-
stcr 500, Glyudon $50. Sudbrook Park sos. Wal
brook 9I7. Fulton al9. Union 9 70 arrive Hilen
aSl. Leave Hien SD p. m, Union S27. Fulton
SS4, Nalbrook 3 S6, Westminster AS, New Wind
sor 4ln. Bruceville ass, ThurmOnt 5l2. Blue Ridge
summit - Buena Vista spring 642. Blue Moun-
tain 80, Snlithhurg SO. PotczDac 6lS, arrive Ha
gerStowu E.l7 p. N. Does not run on Sundays.
The Owl. Daily.
Leave Hillen lO5a. p. u Onion ll.OG Pa ave II o.
Fulton IlU.. WalbruOk II 10, Arlington ll.1T, Mt
Hops II - Howardyile lt.23, Sudbrook Park IL p.
Ptkesyille ll.b Greenwood ll.2S, Owings Mills
u g. GlyHddu n a. Emory Grove II so Glen Falls
l56. Fiuksburg ll5S CarroiltOn 1903. Westminster
l215 Avondale l2.29 New Windsor 1887 Linwood
l241 AT. Cgion Bridge T. q am Leave Union Bridge
"a a m Linwood AL, New windsor IS, Avon
dale 5Ut, Westminster $40, CarrolltOn A3i. Finks-
burg ). T. Glen Fails 3. a. Emory Grove $50. Gyn-
don 5a2 OWings Mills 602, PikeSyilie 6.l2. sud
brook PARK q IS HowardyiiIe 6I5. M Hope 6i7.
Arlington 6.2u WalbrDOk ID, Fulton GIS Pa. ave.
60. Union 6S5, Hillen 6io.
sunday Trains
on sunday trains will leave Hilen station at . IS
a. IA and 80 ,, m. Westminster HIS q. m. ali p
n arriving at Union Bridge at li-s5 a. and 4.5o
o. m. Leave Union Bridge at al and $50 "A.
and Az m. Westminster 6, as aud $50 IA m. and
as p. m, arriving at Htilen station at SS3 and
10 10 a. NJ. and hlS p
Frederick Division Pennsylvania K. X. inaily ex-
cepf sunday. Trains tor Frederick iesYe Bruce
vile At SIS. gSG and 1910 a. and so and -
y. Trains for Taneytowu, Littlestown and
Columbia leave Brucevilie 81 y. and S.f5 T..
Through Trains for Hanover and Gettysburg and
points on baltimore and Harrisburg Division leave
Baltimore daily, except sunday, al % n m. and
$50 p. m Through ears for Gettysburg and utter
mediate points leave Baltimore also daily, except
oy,icrs for baggage calls can be left at Ticket
Ouloe, No. 2iS East Baltimore street, BALTIMORE.
f. Nj. HOWELL.
General Passenger Agent.
B. II. GEIswoLD Gen'L Traffic Manager. JAZZ
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WESTERN MARYLAND RAIL-
w ROAD.
~ -
CONNECTING WITH

P. & r. R. at Shippensburg and Gettysburgi
Norfolk & Western R. K. at Hagerstown'
B. & o. Railroad at Hagerstown and Cherry
Run: Penna. R. r. at Bruceville and
Hanover; P. W. & B., N. c. and B. P.
Railroads at Union Station, Baltimore, Md.
Schedule in effect Sunday, June Fl, 1908.
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HOUSE AND LOT
l i Al. Pt-ktlC SALE.


VII b. s5.I - pas..e sa.s. ss .as lr..a--s--
su Fuss. .l.4sE. sa
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER I,sa. laG
atsp. m gbv haas- ari Iys naa arrat#r-I
by Ruters " F-exg The -s re.asaiH~ is
Agres apd So Psr,a.. r. land. assrv ar ..-s.
Aul Is Improved av = stH-s
iraza- srzIh~r3-gar,te.l 3s~ii 4 =
iax, wiIb basrrseat kitchen aad a ,sska.sS
cellar. stable. hoE Ica. ,arrsaze 800
sbr4. and other b1liliHE. al 81 sslgt ar s1
gaasi cau8iGlans ~ci. at Soc wstcr a. 1hr 4.ssf,
large variety 1t fruit l6s Is s -sy asstrls..c
property can,-s,,-s' ta ehaFvhcs aua .ra.-s.-,
ha. daliy ss4sj. snl u 1 auii~s irurn Ag-f-afH
sisF. Sbirh h.. esghl iraius daily, rEr~pt sen.
dzy. 90 sad fsvsa iis.ssnsrrr. Apy Ia-Tys-t
~ssh.ng Go y,e~ she property czn ga54 Ha ~
flraEir 50 ans timer
Tsrlsfs 81 Salr. --pa- hali gzsh. asa iar i=s.
aaer iu Il aosIhs irga lhv lsy 't s-.lr. 'h'
cfsi, payment a. hr =seasrsl bv The na'r ai
sbs Purchaser. ~Igh sPVr1vri ssyassIy. l'-.rt..;
.afrr~ss ir.ssn dsy Of sair; of a.l cash o. in~
1Tti0u uf she paTy barr.
ROBERT ". FI.EAGl.E
Agent f0g Nasgy y. Miller.
J. Taos knpr. Aurt'oarvr. sag 2" aE
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EXAMINERS NOTICE
The undersigned. Examiners, appointed by
virtue Of "a commission 60 them issued by the
County Commissioners OF Carroll county. TO
las aud construct a public road ia said county
commencing At point on the Buffalo road at
the village Of Newport, aud leading in direct
line, as near as practicable, east 10 the Bethel
road.
All persons whom It may concern are hereby
notified that We will meet at Newport, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER TO- 1903, at 3
a. m, TO execute the trust reposed in US by
the aforesaid commission
JOHN II. STEM,
BRADLEY GREENWOOD,
WILLIAM YOHN,
augS 81 Examiners.
dor BAUGH'S FERTILIZERS
l. 90 10
SAUBLE'S,
iune27 3mos* Finksburg Ststion.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-01-14
SCHOOL HAPPENINGS.

Geo. Alexander has returned to
school for the spring term.
During Thursday and Friday Ct
last week. Miss Jacobs, teacher OF
the first primary, was sick with the
quinsy, and her place was filled by
Miss Gretchen Hitchcock
The foot boys had their pictures
taken during vacation, ard look very
we'll. In the foreground OF the pic
ture is card containing the SEQ e
and words: "Champions of South
western Minnesota.
Ruby Hall is back to schC oil after an
absence Of some time at her home in
Wood Lake.
Ora Nicely, of Boyd, Mimi, has
entered the high school.
An accident occurred in the chem
istrv class. the first day of school.
It was due to an explosion OF a test
tube, which resulted in the con
pound being blown into the faces OF
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votes and was declared elected. He
Immediately assumed his duties
and then Mr.. Clague nominated Mr..
Schmahl for chief clerk There
were several seconds, and the r(li
call being ordered. Mr. Schmahl SSre-
ceived the unanimous vote of the
house both Democratic and Repub-
lican. He was immediately sworn
in and as be stepped to the desk to
commence his work be was greeted
with hearty applause and calls for
a speech, but owing to the latenesS
of the hour the chief clerk told the
members they needed a dinner
worse than a speech. The other
officers were then nominated, elect
ed. and sworn in. ia a bunch, and
the customary resolutions were
adopted and appointed, and the
house adjourned for the day.
On Wednesday the two houses
metin joint session, the speaker and
chief clerk acting as president and
secretary of the convention, and
then listened to the address of Gov.
is. r. VanSant
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GROCERY STORE CLOSED.

The grocery Of Jasper Stegner,
Mill street, was closed on a writ of
secured by A. G. Bur-
meister, last Friday. MIR. Burmeis-
tiers claim was for about S156, -four
delivered and electricity furnished.
Mr.. Stegner has been absent from
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-01-14

several Of the pupils. No serious
result however, followed, and they
will be at work again in a short
time
The pupils are now bard at work
in preparation for the midyear ex-
animation.
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the nomination of DR.. L. W. Bah
cock be made unanimous. There
was a whoop and wild demonsta
ton over this motion, and Mr.. John
son was heartily greeted by all OF
the Babcock followers, as we'll as
his own.
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the city for about two weeks, and it
is rumored that he does not intend
to return. The liabilities are about
$4,000. The largest creditor is Green,
DeLaitre & Co. of Minneapolis, a
concern having nearly 81 100 tied
up in Mr.. Stegner's insolvency. 1t
is doubtful whether the creditors
will enforce bankruptcy proceed
ings, on account of the expei s. of
the proceedings being about as much
as the assets
It's pretty hard to define real beauty.
Rare and beautiful women everywhere
owe their loveliness to Rocky Mounta n
Tea. So cents III. NJ. Hitchcock.
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AiL Stuffed Up

That's the condition Of many sufferers
from catarrh, especially in the morning.
Great difficulty is experienced N clear
ing the head and throat,
No wonder catarrh causes headache,
impairs the taste, smell and hearing,
pollutes the breath, deranges the stom-
ach and affects the appetite.
To cure cataTrh, treatment must be
constitutiona!-aite and tonic.
II was afflicted with catarrh. l took
medicines OF different kinds, giving each
fair trial; bat gradually grew worse until
/ could hardly hear, taste or smell. l then
concluded to try Hoods Sarsaparilla, and
after taking five bottles / was cured and
have not had any return OF the disease
since EUGENE FORBES, Lebanon Kan.
I1coG'.s yarSaparilid
Cures catarrh-it soothes and strength
ems the mucous membrane and builds
up the whole system.
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1t was late whens Mr.. flaming
was nominated for sergeant-at-arms,
and motion was made to adjourn
until 1920 the next morning. This
was carried. That morning Mr..
Deming. the chairman of the eau
Gus. announced that be would APP
point a committee consisting Of two
from each district, to make up the
rest of the appointments. After he
announced the committee Mr. Fry
berger, who was chairman, and at
the very moment that Mr.. Deming
finished, stated that as chairman of
the committee, he would announce
the list of minor elective nominees.
The Johnson followers saw the joke,
listened to the announcements,
moved that the list be adopted as
the nominees of the caucus, and
then moved vote of thanks to Mr..
Fry berger and his committee for
the prompt and speedy work. This
carried, the joke was given heal ty
laugh and then the morning caucus
adjourned.
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1t was IL 0 clock noon when Peter
b. Hanson, secretary of State, called
the members to order. In groups
OF ten the l19 members were called
forward and took the oath of Office
administered by Hon. Loren W.
Collins, associate justice of the Su-
preme Court. When the last man
was sworn in the house proceeded
to the election OF speaker. DR..
Babcock and J. r. Hickey were
nominated, the latter as Democrat,
and by DR.. Dorsey, who insisted
that the Is Democratic votes of the
house might even then nominate
the next presiding officer. DR..
Babcock, however, received lO1
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1903-10-30

"What is the rattlcSnake's rattle
for?" asked the zoo keeper
at Is Il call" he resumed, answer
Ing his own question. The rattle
snake with it calls his mate. \ man
was telling me the other day that he
studied the rattle question last year in
the west. He said 1t Is mainly as n
call that the rattle Is used, though diff
ferent sounds can be made with II, and
these sounds appear to have different
meanings.
"Once this man saw seven hogs at.
tack n rattlesnake. The reptile began
to fight pluckily, and while he fought
he ratified loud and long. Three other
snakes came with great speed and
courage to his aid, A dreadful battle
followed. The snakes, though they
fought well, We're all killed
THE rattle is also said to charm or
hypnotize birds, so that the snake can
seize them easily, but in this story my
friend doesn't take much stock, It's
as call, he says, that the rattle is
used most-a love call generally, with
which the male snake summons his
mate. te."-Philadelphia Record.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1903-10-30

1t is difficult TO lay down regimen
for indiScriminate adoption A diet
that would prove one persons making
would very likely unmake another.
This much is certain, woman does
not require as much food ms man,
nor does clerk I'm n store require the
same amount and quality of food as
day laborer. A business woman
may not eat so much as man, but
her needs are as great in point of
quality and regularity of food
Brain workers should eat fish, eggs,
cream, fruits and whole wheat bread
They should eat enough of such food,
be they men or women, but they
should never overeat of anything.
An intelligent idea OF our physical
make up and of the nutritive value OF
different foods would preclude much
recourse TO doctors for advice when
we are overtaken with indigestion or
biliousness.-American Queen.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1903-10-30

There is Il colony of Syrian merchants
In Kingston, the capital of Jamaica,
who could give cards and spades even
TO the bland Chinaman "for ways that
are dark and tricks that are vain"
They take one match out of every box
they sell until they have enough match
es TO fill another box and so make an
extra cent. They shave tiny fakes off
cakes of soap and boil them down to
make other cakes. They put thin
layer of mQlasses on the bottom of the
scoop with which they serve rice so
that a few grains will stick to the bot
tom. These are only few of their
thousand tricks to turn a dishonest
penny. Without doubt they are the
meanest traders in the world.