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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-08-15
TaylorSville Items.

Ms. Elizabeth Damn and SISTER, MR. Mar
Reynolds. 90 Baiumorr. are yl-ti4uE ihrsF
cousin. Mr.. Amella DAVIS, meas tHis p.sc~.
Mis- MAY Barber. 10 Baltimore. IS Slssl'ag
Ser uncle. NJ LLOYD Bias, ashaR aai iAm'.F
Rev Mr. lgelv 81 Liberty c,ccati- Etir
a vety pleasant address At M Olive pivUsr
iasI Saturday.
Rev. George Creil Is n pajrtag hss jas.ans
house.
The farmers are iuisbjss tLssr plasluE 'or
~heal; cnFn looks yvry prom sing thT'ashoai
this section.
Jahu Spauld.rg ~itr and sou. ~ R.dE--
vide. sptal saturday an3 ~anaaY ul,h hrr
sister Mr. samuel POOL
Harry Tnyer. of GD.ge.i, Is building 8 ssa
dwelling nu hss farm.
Mrs Elizabeth Dana. Mr. Mary E-yaa.l-s
Mr. Nimroj Davis, Ms. Amrl'a DAVIS ausi
Mics Deborah Davis, speu SUNDAY Of VIZ. g.
A. Auiilugx.
Mn. Iamrs \. barur~ Is OR the -lrs .ss'-
samuel Matthias and safe spent Nauiay elil
Mr. ; r. Fleming
Me-. Jaiia laglcs has been Iara-Yzaj
twice in fh- Iaa Three maHhs
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Linwood camp started on Friday.
Cyrus Hull, near Uniontown, has had his
residence painted.
Mordecai Burlington near Mt. Union, lost
a valuable cow last Saturday.
Stewart Brandenburg, near Union Bridge
has four horses suffering from the old time
epizootc
William d. Dern, of Union Bridge, left on
Wednesday for Washington, where he has
found employment.
The Sd edition of Choice Maryland Cook
cry, edited by the ladies of the Uniontown
Lutheran Church, is out.
At 10 a. M, yesterday, Friday, the Wealth
err Bureau sent out the following bulletin -
Showers tonight and Saturday.
Miss Bernice Lynch, of St. Inlgoes, St.
Mary's county, has been awarded a scholar
ship in Western Maryland College.
One hundred and five tickets were sold at
Union Bridge on Wednesday for the reunion
of the Maryland Collegiate Institute at Pen
Mar.
The Westminster Gas Light Company has
reduced the price of gas from Sl.75 TO 81. 50
per 1000 feet from and after August 10. This
reduction has been made possible by recent
improvements in the gas plant.
Mrs Mary J. Newman, of Myers district,
on Saturday sold small farm of II acres and
46 perches, in West Mannheim township \ ork
county, Pa, known rs the old Rudisll home
stead, to Calvin S. Ke2sler, of Mannheim town
ship for 1905.
A number Of changes Of residence took
place at Mt. Airy and vicinity last week.
John Wilson, who has erected fine hotel
in Mount Airy, moved in it. Henry Clary
moved from his fathers farm to the house
that Mr.. Wilson vacated. Joseph Purdum,
of Prospect. moved on Mr.. Clary's farm.
Mrs. Hyatt moved to the farm that Mr.. Pur-
dun vacated. Thus four families moved and
only one house was left empty, that of F. |.
Lewis, which was occupied by Mrs. Hyatt.
The tournament, horse show and all-day
picnic at Never Die Park, near Freedom. on
Wednesday last, drew together about 800
persons, and a royal time was enjoyed. The
charge to the knights was delivered by d. \.
Henniug and the coronation address by Guy
". Steele, in the absence of J. Malcolm Dor
sey, of Ellicott City. Mrs n. Newton De
vries won the prize for single team. and Har
~ C. Albaugh, OF Westminster. the prize for
double team Hon. Edwin Warield, the
next governor Of Maryland, was present, and
received an ovation. Everybody on the grounds
wore Warfield buttons.
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business Locals
cHs,r EXCURSION To lrRAy.

CHEAF EXCURSION To irEky-
The Western Maryland Railroad will rug b.
gf,eesai rhs-ap excursion 20 t.uray oY Thursday.
August al,h Special train wall cave West
Minister AZ : .ta a "a. and make stops At all
stations rs far rs Hagerstovu. Special low
rate for the round trip will b, tH effect, and all
particulars can be obtained from local ticket
agent THIS vail IL the 0aly chance tbJs sum
mer for parties living Is, local points on the
Western Mary land r. Il. TO avail ot 8 cheap
trip 10 this wonderful and celebrated cavern.
WANrrp-Seyeral lndusiripa, Persons lu
each state 10 travel for house established
eleven wears and with a large capital, 10 call
upon merchants and agents tor successful and
profitable line. Permanent engagement.
Weekly cash salary Of SIS and all travelling
expenses and hotel bills advanced 10 cash each
week. Experience not essential. Mention
reference and enclose selfaddressed envelope.
The National 8S4 Dearborn ST, Chicago.
Don't forget the large Sunday School Pic
Me al Silver Run, this Saturday, August
10 On a large platform there will be a
military drill, tiae drill and a doll drill.
good speaking. good singing aud music by the
Taneytown Band The largest crowd in Il
large aud beautiful grove, come and ENJOY
the day.
sIGHr RESTORED.
Science points out the way 10 The reSloFa-
ton OF sight. II your vision Is defective PROT.
0. W. Hines. Of Washington, d. C., eye sight
specialist. representing the Capitol Optical
Co. can by scientific methods measure the de.
feet and supply the necessary glasses to re-
store H. Westminster Hotel. Westminster
Md, August 10Th and 2lst. Satisfaction
guaranteed Examination free.
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A StraWride.

Last Tuesday night Miss Carrie Barnhart
was taken 10y a surprise strawride party from
the vicinity Of Westminster and Tanuery.
After the guests became acquainted they took
80 the lawn, where games aud conversation
were INDUCED Ia until the wee sma hours.
when all were invited 80 the house to partake
of refreshments. which consisted Of lemon
AIDE, confectionery, cake aud fruit. After bidd.
ing the host and hostess good morning they
returned home wishing all many more pleas
ant evenings
Those present were George Barnhart
aud wife, John Breiiweser, Dorthy Shriner;
Mise Ada Drescher, Annie Gloss, Laura
Gloss, L. Reese Veach. Gertrude Himer,
Cora Garrett of Frederick; Maud Breitweiser,
Matte Shruer, Emma Veach, Minnie Selby,
Carrie, Ora aud Lizzie Barnhart; Messrs.
Harry Gloss, Harry Bretweiser, james GALAXY,
Charles Breitweiser, Austin GALAXY, George
Drescher, Willie Bre:tweiser, Thomas Barn
hart, Andrew Himler. Lewis Dreschler, c. II.
Himler and Edward Barnhart
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Bachman's Valley Items.

Some persons have made cider and also APP
pie butter The apple crop is large.
Denton Warehime has made several im
provemeuts on his farm, including large
poultry house and hog house.
The potato crop Is good and they are large
in size.
The people IN this community are anxious
y awaiting the return of Rev. Mr.. Flick.
Edward l.. Houck and Vim. j. W. Sweuk
will leave for Baltimore in few weeks.
Irving Houck and wife, of Altoona, Pa,
formerly of this valley, are visiting relatives
and friends here.
There are several peaches in this place
which weigh nearly half pound.
Charles ShatIer has bought new horse,
aud says be will not take any dust from other
teams.
The engine on the Bachman's Valley Rail
road was sent TO the shop for repairs, and a
new engine was secured, which did very good
work
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urrhans Court,

Monday. August lu--Jnha Rover. admin
isiralor q Mari Roger. deceased, reported
sale OF personal property.
The last viii and testament and rudsgil
thereto Of Joseph Slack, decreased, sas al
miIted to probate and letters ttHfamenfarF
thereon were granted 10 !. Oliver Wai!os.
who received order 20 notify creditor
Joseph ~ Rearer and james u. Reayer,
executors uf Washington Reayef, deceased,
report ed sale Of real estate.
j. Oliver Wadl0w, executor ni ELIAS Barnes,
deceased settled first and hHal account.
James +. Inslins aud T. Graat J .uZIu2,
executors Of L riah Iiuglius, Decreased. &C..
ported sale Of real estate.
The last will and testament Of George ".
Ogg, deceased. was admitted 90 probate
Tuesday. August ll.-Lettrrs Of admins
tration on the estate OF Susan L,ille, deceased,
were granted 10 Samuel ;. Little
Addison 5. Moreiock aud Milton VI. More
lock. executors Of Jeremiah 4. Morglock,
deceased, settled first and final account.
Frank +. Morelock, administrator Of George
W MoreIock, deceased. reported sale OF per
sDnai uruueTty.
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MillSrsS Items.

George l.. Hoffacker. left last Sunday for
Baltimore and Washington where he will
spend several days, after which he will leave
for Norfolk, Va. where be is employed as q
teacher IN a business college.
Mrs Schneider aud grand daughter, VI
Lizzie Hanna, Of Baltimore, are visiting Mrs.
Isaiah Miller.
About 30 tickets TO Pen Grove camp were
sold here last sunday
Miss Lille BolIinger, Of Baltimore, is speHa-
ing several weeks with her parents near here.
Ms. Rinehart HofFuagle IS visiting relatives
IN Baltimore.
Miss Mamie Barber spen, last Saturday and
Sunday Nth her SISTER Mr. George Smith,
near SnydersbuFE.
Ms. Elizabeth Miller, better known "a
Nanny Miller. Is critically 30,
Ms. II. X Miller raised head Of cabbage
10 Der garden which weighed lSl pounds and
measured IS inches IN circumference
A number OF oar people attended Liushoro
uicurr ass SATURDAY.
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NaYexuY IiemS.

Ih- Iios.sus homestead. % ll2 arrrs, vas
rasrbaaei August lst by S,sIl tIeasIc. sha
.atrs4ds g. laove shvgr shortly
q T. pysfr~r h4s taaEbi j. serv tract
frasn The above t4ruf-
Ids CArtaagA has bad hgs rcsslrUes laEHi-
cd Thr1 kisg j53 the vgss
VA J. Rabyioa 81. remove ass harness
and sadIlrsy shop % oaf.diHE aHsscf csa-
sgfactsaa or, bis property.
Earle Pa.llips. % Crsup's sh,pYasd. ss
sls4Itas his vacation a. bis ham~-
Wu, r. ik.y sad james tIrag'r s3lrndrd
gsc grove sa~-lsng a. Ngodsboro, .ast SAtar'
ARr au8 Sunlay-
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Strange Atmospheric Condition
Killed Cattle In Dakota.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR,
Charles b. MCLEAN.

Sioux Cry. Iowa, Aug. "A remarkable
atmospheric depression Is reported from Oaco
ma, s. d. Following the hottest day ever
experienced in the South Dakota town oc-
Cured an atmospheric condition, lasting only
few minutes. but fatal to live stock and great
" distressing human beings. During the day
nearly every kitten less than six months old
in the vicinity of Oacoma died, apparently
from the effects of some gaseous matter the
air.
Eighteen head of cattle in one drove were
seen coming down the flats, aud eight ofthem
fell to the ground. A farmer living near by
ran TO them and found six ofthe eight already
dead The other two jumped up and ran
franticalIy away Six head Of stock fell dead
the same day on White river. A heavy fall
of rain has since neutralized whatever poison
to animal life may have been in the air.
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August s-mercgry IS n : -. M. and Is a.
p. m.. generally clear until nnon. cloudy
Afirr~ar,is. light shower belsc~n q. Sd and :
g. IA. Aagss; mercury - al : a. m. au&
- 81 3. m. heavy rain between and q 80
and light sh0scr al $50 a. u-- generally
cioady aH,ii noon, followed By clear weather,
sho~eTY between 10 aud u A. m August
ln--merczry - 81 : = N. and ~ As = g.
~. gcaeTAlly clear; sho~sry after 80 p.
va. August ll--sperrIry g. al a. Ia. and ~
a. > g. m.. sh0wery followed by clearing
~safhsr la The sft-ruuoa. August l--msr
Cary ~ 81 - ut. and - At .. gs-; tatr.
August I3-msrylfy = a. : a, a. ami r~ al
r. "a. generally cloudy. sbousry a.lsr % %
>. "a. Augu,t l8-mcrCary - a. E a. TIA. Asd
- a. g. "a, taoScfy from I 4ui} 10 - m..
followed by el14dy ~rathcs
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New Advertisements.

August sale Of Blankets, Quilts and Table
Linens Heung's Department Store, West.
mjgsi-f-
Special Bargains for THIS Wsrk-r. ".
Nah-r & Sons, Westminster aud Manchester.
FJuaI Clearance sale Today The Miller
Bros. c. Popular Cash Stores, Westminster.
Cot Prices Thomas II. Easley. IL ".
Nam street. Westminster.
l.lu Uf Election Ohcers- The Board Of
Supervisors oC Elections.
fine Farm for Sale-APPly to The Demo
cratic Advocate uficr.
Reduction ia The Price OF Gas-John l.
Rrifsuldcr. PrrsIdeot.
Trustees sale Of Valuable Farm-John
7. Richter, Trustee.
New Grisl Mill for Renl-Grimes 4 Thomas,
Westminster, Nd.
List of Unclaimed Matter in the Postotlice,
Westminster. Nd.
Farm Tor sale-A. b. C., Advocate Office.
Notice-Cider Making at Fridingcrs Mill.
Wantrd-James H. Casseii, Westminster.
White Girl Wanted Ms l.. c. Wltkowski.
Wauted-N =. $. Box %, Glyniou.
Legal Notices.
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Judicial Conventions.

The Democratic convention of the sixth
judicial circuit, composed of Frederick and
Montgomery counties, met at Rockville on
Wednesday and renominaled Chief Judge
James McSherry, OF Frederick, by acciama-
ton. In the Democratic convention OF the
fourth judicial circuit composed of Washing
ton, Allegany and Garrett counties, which
met at Oakland on the same day, Judge Fer
dinand Williams. of Cumberland, and Judge
William j. Witzenbacher. of Hagersto wn,
were unanimously renominated. Judges Will
Jams aud Witzenbacher are filling vacancies
by appointment of Governor Smith, caused by
the death of Judge Stake. of Washington
county. and Judge Pearre. Of Allegany. The
circuit is Republican by fully 1000 majority.
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A EIxhlnE Irtr.

A very cuI5yable dshink trp q the Saal..
~r-1.I F,shiax and Haatiuz Ciub Was held Gu
The Monosacv river last agvk. zhrrr sanr
Eae sg,sc7ulezs Of 6sh s~r~ raaEbs On the
second aAy ihry SER visited By iFrca+> at tlr
sane rlAer. Eha treated aul sew treated
aalgr ROYALTY o. Esa and ofher refreshments
ua,l, t6e ianeg man @as perfectly -as.shs3.
Th- party uAs isi 5y lau odd experienced hsh
vfHsra Gear fhe - marx. =ho sgrVrssa sanr
Il th~ younger usruhrrs BY Jhc.f sIt. Hum1f
and zclsv4ty nne wAt az expert swimmer.
aad R1aiei along zlIa l-1ih hasis ard feet
nai II sh+ @agrr. carrying che rorN isHe 90. ihs
s-sur 4lfA BIS toes lie als he can b. thr
ssase hzsani hsad anI ios1t.
Iaa ssIaEs TIA. sore aasiiY saas iaFlnE lhr
trip Ssse Shiycrssz aai NJ u91.vy.
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Heavy Loss Caused by Flood.

SILVER CRY. y. NJ, August lS.-Heavy
rains during the past two days have almost
inundated this town. A wall of water seven
feet high rushed through the residence portion,
flooding homes and stores and running their
contents. Dozens of families are homeless
and destitute. 1t is estimated that the losses
will reach 100000.
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Eien Items.

Rasccr MA,hsas, aged ! year, 10 months
ana slavs. Youngest child oi Adam 6iegard,
i.~d IL cha.rra iaianigm lass Tuesday morn.
sns Funeral services aad iu1rrmrut tooS
place ~ =. Johns l.~lsler' on Thursday
sasrnsug. Rev, T. ". noty ot,1cla'iaE.
Mr.. Fay Lester oi Philadelphia, Is visiting
relatives aud friends 30 lhi, ylviatry.
Ms Fauu,c Emory ct Baltimore. IS spend
ing some tta-c in this community.
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Baltimore County Democratic Ticket

The Democratic county convention OF BAL
yimlrr county nominated Iae following ueAe
last Tay>day:
yug tbs STATE SENArG,
John ;. Biidisoa.
psE THE HOUSE ~ DELEGATES,
George \ EyeThart,
Charles f. tijz>lmmuus.
Allen Stevenson,
Joshua II. CecSey,
John Green,
Carville ID. Benson.
FOR SHERIFF.
James RiJteuhousr.
FOR srArE's ATTORNEY,
Robert II. Bussey.
FOR CLERK or The COURT,
William p, Cole.
FuR COUNTY COMMISSION
Henry p. Mann,
George W. Iellou
FOR COUNTY TREASURER,
c. Albert Mays,
FOR JUDGES OF THE ORPHANS COURT,
William +. Zimmerman,
William Byerly,
MelchOr HOshalI.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR,
Charles b. MCLEAN.
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Markers Mill Items.

Mrs. Wesley Hahn, who has been confined
to her bed since the first of June, will 90 to
the Johns Hopkins Hospital for treatment the
last of this month. Her physician, DIR. Bir-
ME. will accompany her.
Henry, son of George H. Wolfe, has a very
sore foot, caused by tramping on an old corn
stalk 1t broke off and part of il is in his
foot. and he is not able TO walk.
Minor Krebs, of Pitcairn, Pa, visited his
mother Mrs VIM. H. Mans, of this place,
last week Mrs. Charles Bond and three
sons, Oliver, Charles and Minor, of Wilkes
barre, Pa, are also visiting Mrs Maus, who
is her mother.
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Silver Run Items.

NJ Ciracs Del, 81 uaaovrr. Is vS>5,ias su
th.s plae~
Keeper L Frcscr started tn make eti"r 90
v vin~sdAY
Frsnk Warrhsue and ~iir. 81 this piac,
ss.-Bt lAsf Saaisy usgh Shell Garrett and ssie,
II SmBh's station York cgauty Pa, and
attended Penn Grove cznp.
Miss Mary Myers, OF Frtz~libarz, IS yissfaug
hry sister. lrcue warchimr
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SandyvilIe Items.

Mr. Krats, of Baltimore, spent Saturday and
Sunday with Guy W. Capel.
Miss Alice Biscoe, of Baltimore, is visiting
Miss Coda Shilling
Miss Florence Arbaugh, of Bark Hill, spent
several days with her cousin, C. Barnhart.
Mrs. VIM r. Westaway and Mrs. Howard
Bscoe visited Mrs. Addie Mummaugh, of
Emory
Mrs. Walter Kelbach and children, of Bal
timore, are guests of her father, William Il.
Westaway.
Marian Uhler aud wife, of Baltimore, spent
several days with Mr.. Hoff.
A number of persons attended Emory Grove
camp last Sunday.
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A Family Reunion.

August was pleasantly spent at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Dorsey,
Westminster, it being family reunion:
Those present were Thaddeus c. Dorsey
and wife, Boston, Mass; Robert Gait and
wife, York Road; Misses Lizzie, Annie and
Adele Dorsey, and Harry S. Dorsey, all of
Baltimore; Mrs. Sue Gait and nephew, of
Westminster; Miss Alice Crapster, fancy
town, and Miss Maud Haines, Baltimore.
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Maryland Affairs.

Miss Maria Letiiia Lish died in Baltimore,
August Il, 10 her l03i year.
Prof John Zsigler. leader Of Zeiger' Pen
Mar Orchestra, died al Johus Hopkins Hos
pital last Sunday
Reports from Washington county and the
adjoining counties ia Pennsylvania and the
Nirginiss are that the apple crop will be very
large.
The head machiuists Of the Palmetto Fiber
Works Of Frederick. seven in number, struck
Monday because their demand for $3.50 per
day. an advance of "a CENTS was not granted.
The company offered TO pay the wages de
maaded 20 iogr Of the men, but not TO the
Others, and all seven quit work,
Thomas Cooksey Ward. the oldest resilient
Of southern Maryland. and perhaps Of the
state. died Tuesday AT his home, near Char.
loJie Hall. IN the lllth year Of his age. He
was man OF sterling character, strong con
vie;ions and true 10 any cause which he es-
poaSrd lie xas born November p, 1892.
Daring brief absence Of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
II. Haut. Jr, Tuesday afternoon their home
in Elhcou City was robbed. Three colored
bows who SAID their homes we're IN SykesyIlle
we're found ia the vicinity OF the robbed house.
They we're searched. aud several silver spoons
other articles which Mrs. Hunt identified were
found ia their pockets.
Richard c. Wright, colored, the postal
clerk who was arrested last Saturday and
locked up by the United States postal uspec.
tors. charged with opening letters and taking
money aud checks from them. had hearing
Monday before United States Commissioner
Rogers, and was committed in default Of
5000 bail for the action OF the Federal Graud
Jury.
At an early hour Sunday morning thieves
broke into the grocery store OF Samuel Lyons.
in Hagers,own, stole large quantity Of meat.
coffee. sugar, tobacco. etc. 10 the value Of
several hundred dollars and then saturated
the door of the store with coal oil aud set the
place aire Policeman Slick discovered the
| blaze ia time to prevent serious damage. In
! the afternoon Cornelius Flynn and Frank
! Kreizer were arrested on the charge OF being
! implicated in the robbery. When Flynn ;
/ house vas searched some of the stolen goods,
| including 4j pounds Of coffee, Sc packages OF
/ cigarettes, two boxes of cigars, two hams,
piece of side meat, etc, were found. The
/ home, Of Flynn and hretzer are in the same
| section OF the city in which the Lyons store Is
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Congratulations to Howard Monath and
bride. who recently were married, and wish
them happiness and prosperity. There are
rumors Of other weddings in the air.
Mrs. George Zepp, ST., has an apple of
last years growth that is solid and sound.
Pen Grove camp meeting has been well at
tended from this section; many attending the
mid-week services. and scores of young and
old attending the Sunday services.
VENTS Union Sunday school have adopt
ed new singing books.
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Four 1noh Rainfall in the west.

Kansas Cry. Mo, Aug. ia heavy rain
fen in western Missouri and eastern and CEN
trail Kansas last night Nearly four inches of
water fell in central Kansas. Between June
tion City and Chapman the Union Pacific
tracks are under water. and in the Union Pa
ci6c branch north Of junction City one bridge
was washed ont Of position.
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If sweet oil is applied to the skin i'm
mediately after blow or bruise, 1t will
not turn black and blue.
Two Hawaiian lawyers have been dlsbarre9
for extorting $4,000 in fees from an aged
client.
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FOR SHERIFF.

The undersigned hereby announces himself
a candidate for Sheriff, subject TO the action
of the Democratic County Nominating Con-
vention, and soliciis the support of Democrats
generally.
iure13 tfk ELIAS n. DAVIS
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In Norfolk, Virginia, on Tuesday night
Mandy smith, colored, was killed by John
Alien, colored, who slashed the womans
throat from ear to ear with a razor. Allen
escaped. The tragedy occurred in the house
Of the murdered woman in Ryan's court.