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Uno que guerra
platillos baratos

Anteayer Sc present6 an vende.
DO de huevos .llAmado Rosendo Co.
dorado, en- ell establecimiento "El
Naevo Muuao"', ofreciendo su mer.
cancfa, que no fue aceptada. AL
dar 10 espAlda 81 depenaiente Fer.
nando SAlas, tom6 6 platillos del
mostrador, ocultandose en- ell se.
no. FL principal del estAb .ec1ni iento
senor Lopez, pc apercibio de 10 que
hacfA el vendedor ambniante, Sc
lanz6 sobre e!, pero aqu6l hnyo,
perseg aldo poI an criado de IL casa
que 10 captar6 On ID Marina, condu.
ciendolo & In .p1esencis del Juez,
quien despu6s de tomsr las declara. !.
clones, dict6 auto de prisi6n, en-.
viando la causa al Tribunel de Dis
trito. Colorado tiene Antecedentas
por los que ha cumplido sentences
varias vsces.
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Una Carta dirigida
deSde Caracas
LA Correspondence :.
Logro romper 81 bloqueo
Nitnaci6I dn ID rran cjndad y
La Correspondence
Logro romper 81 bloqueo
Situaci6l de la gran Ciudad y
la naCi0n YeneZOlana
Ell MINISTRO BOWEN HA HEOHO
ALI SlMPATIO0S A LOS ELS
TADOSl UNIDOS
(De maestro corssponsaD

Caracas, Enero "a. En- ell vapor
holandes, que arrib6 q In Guayra,
proceaente de Caracas, con Ell fin de
que en- 81 embarcara ell aefior Minis
tfo de Holanda, llegAron & esta al.
gunos extranjesos, entire ellos el
sen or Lorenzo Mercado, distinguido
puertorriqueflo que aqnf goza &c
general eAt m aci6n. Seg1n mis- in
fIrmes CON estos extranj eros, & lGs
vaIezolanos Iolse ouiao dar pasaje
en- el citado yapDr hoIana6s.
La miseria que aQuf reina es atroz
Los &nimos h&llsnse tan decafdoa,
que parece que hubisra pasado por
sqnf el tsrriDle SsnaOat7a.
El domingo IL sRlo de aqui ell
Miniatro americana en- nm barco de
guerra de su nacioa (ez Dolphin CON
rumbo & Washington, llevanao pie.
nos pudsres de Vene zela para con-
seguir Ell dinero nect srio CON que
dAr salts fac zion & las naciones Sits
doras, y tsnlendo IL segurlSal de
que Sc Aceptan todas las condolences
1mpuestas.
E seflor Ministro B.wsn, & quien
vi y hab 6 antes de saiir, me asega.
16 q ae 81 tenfA fe en- el buen exito de
su empresa. De se.. asi, ell bIoqueo
ser& levAntAdo en- plazo nuy breve.
La question interior es muy dis.
tinta. La revoluciol psrnanece en-
armas, el gobierno, imposibilitAao
por los asuL t3s internacionaies, no
hA podido combAtlrla. Tenemos,
pues, 10 espsctativA de uns guerra
large, dehnitos que sean los asun.
tos del exterior.
Ea cuanto III estado del pals, es
lamentAble, Ii propisdad DO vale Ell
25 p. 8 de 10 quesvalfa en- 6poca nor
mai, y ei que J;ene nm POGO de dine.
70 10 tiene escondido. No hay in.
dustriR nj arte que produz,a. iCo.
mo vlvirA este pueblo despu6s de
tAnto tempo de flccl6n!
La persona mas conspicua hoy es
ell senior Bowen, quien est& hecho
cargo de todas las Legaciones. Sc.
gun opinion Il olics, es persona de
gran inteligeneia y muy experiment
tAda en- asnntos dlplomAticos.
Su tigura hoy Aqui 90 ha het no
extraorainariamen sim p&ticA S , ha
captkao por su noble cUnduc5a con
los venezolanos el respeto y la verda
dera estimacl6n de todo este pueblo.
ApArte de aus cuali Adss de hAbil
diplomAtico, es nm cumplido gentle
men Indudablement, q altos aer.
vlcios le granj jearan juslos ascensos
y honores en- So brillants carrera.
El ha hacho aqnf simpAtico el nom
bre de los e tados Unidos.
En- el proxlmo Febrero, celebra'
ran una AsRmblea en- Trinidad les
acciop istas de 10 Nina que en- In
GuAyA ana pokesn varies ext! anjeros
aqul muy apreciaaos.
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La raza de color
en- ell continente
DEL NORTE
Ex-esclavos demandan
penslones .a

WAahir gton IA de Enero Indivi
duos de In razA de color han pedido
" formalmente al Presidente Roo
sevelt que yea In manera de conse.
guiA que ell Congreso vote 10 sumA
coma ignacio1 para sarvir pensiones
vitaliciAs & toaos los ex esclRvos que
viven en- 10 uni6na La ileicacia de
Roosevelt psra c0nseguir ese fin le
representa- uu gran elemento que es
tA dispuesto q combAtirle en- los CO.
leg gios slectorales EN- 1904, especial
merite en- los Estados del Norte, don
de los nsgros, por Ell ndmero y por
Ell contingente de dem6cratas, hace
peso. AN
Los individvos que visitaron con
este motive & Mr.. Roosevelt son 3
clerigos ne gros, los mismos que ha
ce q gta tempo estuvieros en- Casa
Blanca demand&ndo protection para
su rAzA en- los empleos Gubernetlvos
del sud, sopena de NO apoyar al par
lido rspublicsno On los comicios
La perspective de gozar una Pen.
sion, ha ganado miles de adictos ri
prt yecto de Mitchell, ell Presidents
del <Consejo Il naustriAl NaeionAl de
Ex.esclAvos, etc. P&feee que ell
aepArtamento de correos ha hecho
nm estudio de este movimiento, y de
aus investig aciones resultA que be
cusntan por miles los negros que se
estkn en- correspondence con stAnte
CON los jefes de aqueLs
Mitchell AlegA que cuncediendo
ana psns:o 6 los ex-esclavos, se al.
~mcw .x xu. Afakrihunik M a. ouui%a
tivA que hoy de la riquezA pd aiica'
FL norte, alega, estS recibiendo &C.
tuAlmente las tres cuartas parties del
dinero que te &istIibuye, y ell gran
volumen de las consignaciones en-
presu puesto para pensiones, lios,
bAhias, etc. vk tAmbien para el norte.
sEl 1nico recurso que nos queda
para zAnjar eats question, he aicho
Mitchell, est4 en- los comicios. 81
el Pfesidente Y ku Gabinete Y el
Congreso ne muestrAn sorAcs Eues'
trAs reclamaciones, organic kndonos
en- los estados del Norte, podemos
hAcer cambiAr de Aspscto Ii situa.
ci6n Aun antes de lAs pr6ximas elec'
clones. La agitaci6n de este asunto
aignifica el voto de los negros Ell
pl 6ximo Otc no y en- 1904
La question rAcist, promote dar
mucho que hAcer aun en- este pais,
doude los negros ocupan nm contin-
gente considerable dc l& poblscoa
total, y dit frat&ndo, como disfrntAn
siquiera de aerecho, " que no STEM
pre- de hecho, de los mismos privile.
gios col titucionales que los blAncos,
no les faltAn elementss para hacerse
sentr en- Ii vida activa de 10 pol5ti.
Co nACionAl.
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Ell Kaiser y Ia Biblia

Bsrlin, IA de Ensro. que
ell EmperAdor Guillermo, cansado
va de snavegAr. por los smares. de
las IL LttigAs lnternacionales, invade
an nusvo <camp0s de accion, inta:
res&ndose vlvAmente por 10 que Sc
hs dado Aquf en- lamar "alta crftica
p1blica."
Recientemente ha expresado OPT.
niones opuestAs 6 las q de kiempr
SO creyo que sustentADa, hanl6
extsnsamsnte de las grandes nece-
Shades del 'desenvolvimfentO" en-
materia de religion.
III Kaiser es amigo personal del
telebIe pr f ssor HArnack, leader y
alma en- Alemania de "la critics al.
tA"; pero cede mas las il fac ncias
ael prtf ssor Dsiizsch, cnyas confs
rencias ti5uladas Babel and B!DsA"
han merecido Ell honor de que el
Emperador an persona eE cArgarA q
su autor que las repitiera ante lA
corte N Postdam.
Mas a1n; en- diAs pasados, ell E n.
perador, In Em mperatrlz, otros per
soma ges encopeSados de IL Corte de
ests pals, formArOn auditorio para
Algunas c0nversaciones del citado
professor Deliszch, en- que sostuvo
que IN biblia no es de OF fgen divino,
alsgando que IL doctIina teologica
aei Antigao Test smento, es, en- an
mayor parts. de extraction babilo
MICA. Terminals la Ultima COME
rencia, el Empersdor en- persona f.
ilcl o al confsrencista, present&nao'
10 q II Enperat.iz y tributAndole
eiogios AltAmente satisfactorios pa.
rn sl Professor Deiiszsh.
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Tn tratadO ruS0-turCO

Londrss, Ia de Enero. Talegra.
fla Gesde Conatantinopla ell CORES.
ponsal del eDAily Telegraph. de es.
to ciudAd, con References 6 To- cses
tioa de los DaraAnelos, qas ell OBJ
jsto de los tratados fue garan,
tiz .r & Tarqufa contra ataques sd.
bitos por mar; paro que el efecto ha
sido colocar Tarqufa mercsd Y
eapricho de Ia r sia.
sMl sntras sa mantenga al estrecho
cerradc, dice oil cisado corresponsal
nadie poarA acercsrse & Tarqnis pa.
rA ayudarla nj para atscaris, mien-
trss que In vi, sst& siempra ex oedi.
to para Russia y fAcilmente puede
franquearls su p .derosa escaadra
del Mar Negro, IL que, ApolerAndo'
Sc de los Dardaneios, puede negar 10
emit ada 6 cuslqniera invasof, con
vsntsia pc silva para ell gobier.
no eel Gear
eLs po1ftica de RasiR es, d to3as
luces, naEteneT ell sstatus que. evi.
tkrdo de ese modo que ocurra 81 me-
nor incidente gus provocar pueae 10
il tsrvsncioa de los otros poderes en-
los Dardanalos.s
sRusia hs otliga ado siempre 6 Tar.
qUia G sAldar sus cusntas CON los de.
mas pAises, tan pronto como hA Wis.
to el menor peligro de Intervention
en- lOntanArza. Sc hac6 la pregunta
dificil de contestAr poT cierto iqu6
recibe el Sultan & cambio lie su con-
descendencia para con q Czarg
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Run1Ores

Sc asegurA qusl,una larga Y dete,
nida corferencis fu6 csIeOrada aver
en- an principal 'eespscho de ID ciu-
dad, habie ldosa trAtado en- ella de
nm tema qua se relaciona con nm in
forme y una carta las NJ t arales
COR . scne cias DEAN bos documentos.
e cosa corrieLts ase g arar que las
eaf1as SO vuelven lanxas Aunqus to-.
dAs1s no puede apreciarse de una
manera exscta, cual entse dos anti.
guos amigos, se1a abAndonAdo, ii ell
que estA encima DEL que eatA de.
bsjo.
Ss afisma que en- ell trato intimo
entire cie1 tos personsjes y ciertos
poIilieos hay eansancio y abzrri.
miento.
So asegurA que detarminadas y
antlkuRs relacis mes ham, entrado 8
van 6 entrar en- nm inevitable perfo.
do clfsico, aunque no puede medirse
todav1a 10 trascendencia que. lA.cri
ais tenga.
Sc afirma tamb.@n que ell mcvi
miento inicial de ciertas. severas re
soiucionss tomaaas en- estes dias en-
asuntos marftimos yen asu atos. tie
rrs sstres, viene desde muy .lejos.
7 ae asegura' que despues de nm
meeting celebrsdo por cielta cor
poraci6 q, cougreg&ronse algunos de
los m1emDrOs de variss corporAcio.
Ie5 y abrisron las vAlvulasgde la
feAnqueza emisiendo eoncsptos y pa
labrAs de Categorical dureza
No SO espsra qae Ell 9 taio ds re
laciones personales entire ciertos ele.
mentos, ejerzA il Fl faencia alguna en
10 soluci6n de los problemas plan
teaaos por 10 legislaturs.
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" San Juan Fraternity

La comisi6a org gAniz sdora de las
"Fiestas de G .rnavAl" hs .eedido &
dicha soci sdAds Ell dia 81 de Febrero,
los e&lonss del Tsatro para que lle'
We & efscto nm grAn bAile para 10
coronation de las dos reinas del Car
naval eleiidas por votacion en- Ell
-certanen que BE ha alberto.
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<Lo & aico que cAbe congeturar es
ID existencia de un trstaao s screto,
meaiante ell cual Russia assume 10 res
ponsabili iaa de m antener al Snltkn
en- el pcde durante todA su vida y
contra toao eventc. En- tales Cir
cunstsnciss, es muy l6gico espsrar
q le las protestss inglesas no sean
ale 1didas en- absolute.
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Mn esta tipografiA ~ hsasn to-
Case 4a trshaips { pSesins moaieo'
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Union PuertOrriQue1a
Americana.
C0mit6 de San Juan.

Srendo grande el n6mero de pa.
triotas que est&n pendiente de ins
eribir sus nombres en- el Registro de
In mencionAda colectividAd, tene-
mos el gusto de participarl ca, que
queaA alberto Aqu6l en- ell estableci
mi6nto do d. Francisco J. MarxsNa
Oristo NO Q.
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turned over to the Board of Trustees shall
be used for the purpose for which they were
intended
1t is rather significant that Professor
Breidenbaugh was SO much in evidence in
his opposition to the adoption of the Rec
ommendation of the committee, for the
reason that last year, when inquiry was
made concerning this fund, the Professor
stated that he had looked into this some
time ago, and was unable to obtain any
information except that the amount paid
in was very small In the lobby Of the
hotel, it was stated that the reason why
the professors were so anxious to have the
recommendation of the Committee stricken
from the report was that the board did
not have sufficient funds to turn over the
amount due the Alumni Association, and
in case such demand was made by the As
ISOLATION, the salaries of the professors
could not be paid.
Had it not been for the crystal intellect
and velvet touch of Judge Clabaugh, who
is member both of the Board of Trus-
tees and the Association, an open rupture
between the Board and the Association
would undoubtedly have taken place.
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Festivals, &c.

Carrollton Bethel C. Z. Society will hold a
festival on June 18th, starting at p. m, in
A. F. Oursler's Grove. Every one is invited
to attend.
There will be Strawberry and Ice Cream
Festival at Taylorsville Church Saturday,
June 13. afternoon and night, for the benefit
of the school,
The following are the dates for the picnies,
festivals and children's day at Wesley Chapel
M. E. Church :-Children's Day Service
June IA, at 10 a. m; Harvest Festival july
1lth; Annual Picnic August Doth.
Ice Cream and strawberry Festival will be
held at Frizellburg Armory, June II and T.
and on the afternoon and night OF the 18th.
Sandy Mount Sunday School will hold
Strawberry Festival on the church lawn
Saturday afternoon and night OF June 18th.
All are invited to attend.
C. E. Festival on NJ. P. Church Lawn at
Finksburg, Saturday night, June p.
The Union Sunday School of the Church OF
God, Frizellburg, will hold all Ice Cream and
Strawberry Festival on Friday and Saturday
nights, July 8 and 4. Proceeds for the
school: all invited.
Miller's Church Sunday School will hold
their annual celebration, Saturday, July Is.
Miller's Sunday School at the school house,
will hold their celebration, July 25.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


VENTS Union Sunday school will meet on Sum
day June H. at p. M. on account of Sherman's
communion services being held on the morning of
the same day.
The first quarterly Conference of Finksburg Cir
cult will be held at Finksburg NJ. p Church Satur-
day, June Ii, at = p. m.
Salem Charge Lutheran Church-Be Benjamin s.
Sunday school at p m. Preaching at p. m. Cat
echise after preaching. st. Johns-Children's Day
exercises at 10 a. m to which all are invited. The
Infant Department of Krider's Lutheran Sunday
school will meet Saturday, June Is, at p. m. to
Rev. R. W. Doty, Pastor.
Grace Lutheran Church-No service, as the con-
gregation will join in the services at the College
p HI. Miller, Pastor
Carroll Charge-Reformed Church-Divine SER
vice at Pleasant Valley at 10 m. and at Benja.
Minis at 2 p. m.
- James B. Stonesifer Pastor.
Boys Meeting every Saturday morning at $50
o'clock, at Carroll Hall.
st. Johns Church-Sundays-Low Mass at us
and High Mass at 10 q. m. Vespers att 80 D. m
During the week-Mass at a. m.
JOeeDh HI Cassidy. Pastor
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Great Losses Due To Strikes.

The trouble in the building trades has
caused enormous losses and thrown an army
of people out of employment 1t is esti-
mated that nearly 120, 900 skilled mechan-
les are idle in New York city. These men
are not out because of demands of their
own or any grievances they have. The
trouble is caused by the decision of the
board of building trades to support the
Building Material Drivers Union, which
is composed of unskilled laborers. On May
) the Lumber Dealers Association shut
down their yards until the board of build
ing trades withdrew its support of the de-
mand of the Material Drivers Union for
recognition The shut down has lasted
over month, and the loss in wages to the
unions is figured out to be over S13, 900, :
600, and 5000, 600, 900 in capital is tied
up. There are 1000 building contractors
involved in the present trouble, whose loss
Of profit, rents and other expenses are said
to figure up between 81, 900, 600 and S.,
600, 600
The total estimated cost of buildings for
which plans were filed in the building de-
partment for May, 1903, is $40, S03, $50,
for 113 buildings, against 1904, 235,
for 126 buildings, in May, 1902.
The strike, it is estimated so far, has
cost employers, employees and others in
the neighborhood of s25, 900, 900, includ-
ing the losses of persons indirectly affected.
The losses in wages since May to
wage earners is shown by the following
figures
Carpenters, 10000 men, at $3.50 a
day, 81, 40, 900; Bricklayers, 1900 men,
at S. %, 81, 324, 900; Plasterers, 1000,
at S. day, S640, 900; Plasterers help
ers, 1000, at So. so day, S44S, 900;
Iron workers, 5000, at 81. so day, ST.,
1852, 900; Laborers, 5000, at So, ST.
600,0 900; Electrical workers, 1000, at 81,
1886, 900; Stonecutters, 1000 at S.,
ST, 600, 000; Plumbers, $500, at 81. rs,
1899, 900
Boiler makers, machinists, marble work
ers. tile layers. cement masons, marble
polishers, wood fathers, stair builders, gla-
ziers, and others, So, 800, 900; Unskilled
trades, other than plasterers' laborers, SO, :
900, $4,000, 900. ss
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Bounty Of A Barren Shore.

In bygone times it was the practice of
the Newfoundland coast folk to appropri-
ate everything they secured, but this law
lessness had to be sternly repressed, says
P. T. McGrath, in McClures. Now the
unwritten rule is that they get ''half their
hand or so per cent, as salvage. In
portable and valuable articles, such as
silyerwhere, there is still stong temp
tation to keep the whole, but the punish
ment is severe Champagne, liquors,
cabin stores and the like have also trick
of disappearing, and in the poorest fishers
cottage you will come upon rare china,
dainty napery, silverware of price, and
wines to tempt an epicure. The salvors
are reckless and unthinking, and as they
gather in hundreds every man pre-empts
what he can. In the rush there is much
DESTROYED. When the Herder was lost in
1882, they burnt the whale bone worth
SIS. 900 a ton, to save leather costing ~
cents a pound. In the Emmeline wreck
of 1900 they trampled crates OF costly
glassware to get at four cases OF French
prayer books, valued at % cents apiece,
On one occasion two salvors had got ashore
a piano, and were adopting the Solomon
like expedient of saving it in half, when
Shrewder chum bought it from them for
bottle of whisky looted from the captain s
cabin. When the Grasbrook went ashore
in 1890 every man on the shore provided
himself with German concertina, OF which
instruments of torture she had large con-
signment, and to secure them packages OF
much more costly freight were thrown
overheard. When the Baltimore for Copen.
hagen, struck the back Of Cape Race and
went to pieces, she had large consign-
meut of bicycles on board, and they were
auctioned in St. John and disposed OF all
over the island The Abbeymore' ladlng
in 1898 included some cases of splendid
English air rifles for Canada, and these
are now to be seen adjoining every fisher 5
cottage along the shore.
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Entertainments, &c.

On June IA there will be Children's day
services at Zion NJ. p. Church. An interest
ing program will be rendered. Several ad
dresses will be delivered. Public invited.
A Children's Service will be held at Messiah
Lutheran Church on June l4th, at 1890 a. III
A collection will be taken for Orphans Home
Patapsco NJ. Il. Sunday School will have
their annual Children Day service June IA
1903, at 10 IA. m.
Sunday School Anniversary at Finksbur!
w. P Church Sunday morning and afternoon
June u. Children's Day service at Wood
ensburg the night of the same date.
krid ler's Union Sunday School will have
their annual celebration August 22nd. Max
a note Of it. Carroll County Reed Band vii
furnish music.
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+ week days only.
Stops TO land only Baltimore passengers
sunday Trains.

on sunday trains will leave Hillen Station at 9;a
a. III. and 2.,p f. H.. Westminster lib a. N. 4lG p
H. arriving ut Union Bridge at l45 II. N. and $50
d. m. Leave Uniu!! Bridge at G45 a. IN. and lO5 r.
m, Westminster - y. aud 43i y. M, arriving
at HilIcu station nj 9U7 i. III and G.lj p. III.
Frederick Division Pennsylvania X. r. Daily eX.
cept Sunday. Trains for Frederick leave Bruce.
vile at s3S 90 and 1910 a. m. and AS and G5U
.. III. Trains for TancytOwn, LittlestOwn and
Columbia leave BIUccvlile 9.47 H. and $40 p III.
Through trains for Hanover ana Gettysburg AMI
points on Baltimore and Harrisburg division leave
Baltimore, daily, except Sunday, at 1.25 Il. H. aiu
3D. y. M. Through cars for Gettysburg and inter
mediate points leave Baltimore also daily, exctp
sunday, at 10. ~ u. IN. x
Passengers for and from Cherry} Run. Williams
port. +. V. and intermediate points, from and lOl
stations east of lIageTStOwn, change 1T llagers0Nn
Orders for baggage calls can be left at TlcEeI
Office No. 2l5 East Baltimore street. Baltimore
F. s. LANDSTREET,
Vicc-PreSident and General Manager
b. II. GRISwOLD. Geul. Passenger Ag"r OCH
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FURNITURE AND BUGGIES


Galvanized teIclng Wire at prices that have
never been known in the trade.
Lead and Oil so cheap that anyone can at
ford to paint this season.
Ice is plenty. We have large stock Of the
best make of Freezers and Refrigerators.
Don't you need Gasoline or Oil Stove for
summer cooking? We have them; they are
cheap.
Door and Window Screens of various styles.
A full line of first class Cooking Stoves and
Ranges, of long established reputation, at
reduced prices.
A call will soon convince you that the bot
tom has been completely knocked out OF the
price of Nails.
Glass, Oils, Paints and Putty, Plastering,
Hair and Cement, and in fact everything in
the Building Hardware line can be found, as
well as low prices, at the old established stand
of
GILBERT & GEHR,
Corner Main and Liberty streets,
Westminster, Md.
Plumbing, Heating, Spouting, Tin Roofing
is our specially. feb 70
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JAMES H. CASSELL,
THE JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
mav23 if WESTMINSTER, MD.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County,
in Equity.
NO. 4O43 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County,
in Equity.
NO. 4O43 EQUITY.
Florence VI. Hesson, against Samuel d. Hes
sou.
The object of this suit is to procure de-
cree. by the plaintiff, vinculo matrimonii
from the defendant, Samuel d. Hesson.
The bill states that the plaintiff and defend
ant were married on the twenty fifth day of
February, A. D., Nineteen Hundred; and
further states that the conduct of the plaintiff
| towards her husband, the said Samuel D. Hes
son, has always been kind. affectionate, and
above reprcach; the said Samuel d. Hesson
has without any Just cause or reason abandon
ed and deserted her, declares his intention to
live with her no longer, and that such aban
donment has continued uniuterruptedly for at
least three years, and is deliberate and final,
and the separation of the parties beyond any
reasonable expectation of reconciliation.
And further prays that the name of the
plaintiff may be changed from that of Flor
ence NJ. Hesson 10 that of Florence NJ. Harner.
1t is thereupon, this 18th day of May, Nine
teen Hundred and Three, ordered by the Cir
cult Court for Carroll County, in equity, that
the plaintiff. by causing copy of this order
to be inserted in some newspaper published
in said Carroll county once in each of four
successive weeks before the 10Th day of June,
Nineteen Hundred and Three, give notice to
the said absent defendant of the object and
substance of this Bill, warning him TO appear
in this Conr' it person or by solicitor, on or
before the 18th day of July. next, to show
cause, If any h. has why a decree ought not
to be passed aS prayed.
JAS II. BlLLINGSLEA, Clerk.
True Copy.-rest:
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-06-13

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