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nLD TIME RALLY AT THE OLD
~ FAMILIAR PLACE.

Grand Tournament and Horse Show
at Never Die Park. Joe Berrett :. Liberty
Road. Freedom. Md, Wednesday, August
y, 1908.
An All Day Picnic tor benefit OF st.
Joseph's Church. Sykesyille. Tournament mt
begins promptly at IL a. M Royal Set SOY
p. M Prizes for Tournament-Fnur Selected
Sterling Silver Designs. Horse Show Z.5o p
m. Five casses-A-Single Fancy; B-Doa.
Fancy; C-Light Roadster, Single; D-Llght
Roadsters, Double; E-Saddle. Who viii De
there Everybody; your friends; our next
Governor. who will address you; your sweet
hearts. etc. Come and have geod 3'ne.
Attractions Music, dancing. fancy articles,
etc: dinner, supper, feed tor horses base eal'
game. Judges for Tournament-Henry FOR
sythe: John Cawthorue. p. d. Dorsey, henry
Sirruker John +. Dorsey; charge 10 khights
hy David " Henniug; coronation address ~
Malcolm ". Dorsey; marshal. George frngh ;
assistant marshal, James Hewitt; herSids'
Walter and Willie Shipry Judges OF Horse
ShoN-Dr J. ". DowuIe. OF New MarAei :
Hon Johnnie Beasman, John Milton keiisni'
deg. ut Westminster; Frank Mercer, Dr. John
f. Hulie. OF Harrisonyille. For rsifie-a
ball bearing bike, rubber tire runabou1. lon
won want to 20 on q vacation II yon come
with Us. Committee in charge-Col. Joseph
" Rerrett. Samuel y. Shipley, Albert A
Dorsey. James B. George, Walter RllieT
Simon Golibart. Wade II. d. WarheId. These
gentlemen will give you pleasant outing I
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Fruit as Medicine.
From Good Health

Try one Of these fruit 'cures'' for your par
ticular complaint. am sure they are much
TO be preferred to drugs of any kind.
Grapes are almost as good as quinine for
malarial troubles, and pineapples are sure
cure for a sore throat.
Tomatoes are perfect liver regulators-they
contain a very small portion of mercury
while oranges act on the kidneys very bene-
icially. Lemons are efhcacious in curing and
preventing cancerous troubles, and water
crosses act on the lungs and are said TO be
cure for incipient consumption. They GER
tainly have marvellous tonic power and refresh
one after great fatigue.
Lettuce, if taken in time, with lemon juice,
will cure the iaundice
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Alum to Stop Leaks.

10000 pounds Of alum, costing about $3.50,
have been put in the new Hagerstown reser-
voir to coagulate the clay pudding and stop a
big leak. 1t is doing its work.
The alum is diluted in water in 500 gallon
tank, put on a scow, pushed out in the water
above the place Of leak and allowed to run III
gradually. Before this is done, the water is
made muddy by throwing in clay. The alum
has the effect of coagulating the clay particles
in the water and as they are drawn into the
leak the particles cling to the sides and thus
the leak is gradually filed up.
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How to Check Coughing.

Here is remedy by which the worst fit of
coughing can be checked in church or thea
tire: Pour about half teaspoonful of good,
pure cologne into your handkerchief and hold
this before your open mouth luhale deep
breath or Two of the perfume impregnated
air, and the coughing attack will be neatly
and agreebIy nipped in the bud.
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CoxxtssioSEEs OFTlCE. :
Westminster, Juig -. lsslS-

COMMISSIONERS OFFIJE.
Wvstrniusier, Juig -. lssS-
In pursuance Of an act 81 she General As.
sembIy. passed al January Session. lS>>,
hereby give the foiI0~iag Notice 70 laNpay.
rrs
This IS To give notice that The County Ton
pissioners OF Carroll county have made their
annual lew 90 the asscssAble property Of safd
eoanty. cor State aud Cogniy Taxes for the
year nineteen hundred and three, aud shat Al
persons or Incorporate institutions that shalt
pay sheir Coaaty Taxes On OF before the hrs'
dAv OF September, next shall br enll'led 70 a
deduction OF tEo per centum on the amount
of said taxes On State taxes deduction oi
i've rer eeatuln Nill be allowed D paid on OF
before the inst day Of Sepiemh"r; and q paid
on or before the hrst day Of October next,
a deduction Of four per ceuiuu, and u paid
on or before the first day Of November, next,
a deduction Of three per sentum; that sa1d
taxes will be IN arrear on the trst day oi Jan
uary, next and bear interest from that date;
that all persons or incorporate institutions
failing TO nav their State and County lakes
before the same shall be IN arrears, will render
the property and estate Of such delinquent
liable 10 b., sold FOR the prompt payment Of
said taxes. ..
JOHN +. MASENHlMER,
auyI4t County Treasurer.
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4 SSIGNEE OF ASSIGNEE OF
~ MORTGAGEE'S SALE
DESIRABLE HOUSE and LOT,
Situated In Westminster District, IN Carrali
county. and State ot Maryland.

Ry virtue Of the power and authority con
tanned in Mortgage from LouIsa Selby aud
Marshall : Seihv. her husband. to The West
minister SayIugs Bank, bearing. date on the
a4lh day of October. 10 the yray 1900 and
daIv recorded among the Real Estate Mort
gage Records % Carol, county, IN I.lbSr }.
II. b. No. a., folio 4ua &c and by SaIa
Bank duly assigned 20 the Hampstead Bank
Of Carro, County. Maryland, oD the III dAy
ai November. 10 the wear lssol, aud by the sald
Hampstead Bauk 81 Carroll Comfy, Mar
land. duly sssIguri 10 RenIomlH , tfHas-,
fgr COLLECTION. ou th~ =tUl Isy ai Ju.E, 30 thr
rcar laua. which ssIi as-iTun~afs ssrs dos
recorded the undersigned. As-sguHr IF Ask
nee Of Mortgage, ~1iI sell 81 pao.sc safe, oH
ihr premises, 90
SATURDAY. the 18th LAY Of AUGUST,
lqls. 81 eleven % clock. a, No.. all The real -
tate described ,g said mortgaEs, It 6eing ihe
same land Shigh 80, conveyed hy Phshp u
Hunter Aui u.i~ tu she sAIi l0alsa Netby aui
NArshaii : ~4Jhy. ~ deed rscorjesI sEasa4is
ihe Aai Record, 81 CafTo.. eauptY
The improvements thsrean
consist 0f fsu-stDry FssEss A :
Dsyjios Hoa.,. Al.a .oas Asa:se,1
frat ,rr-s. ssa143zzl@
Tbl. property Dee. nu ihr BAl.lmorv aat
Rr5sirrstusu Turnpike, a short d4s,aare oa3
side the corporate lIus,s Of Westminster. Aad
IS rart af shat &. knusB - Far Hruaaa TIN
Tar, property aij1ins lands of Mr. Ncssa,
Frederick Hunter ard Others Aay FeTsssa
.-esiag D desirable small hons Ill sod this
rruF-si, wsli located and Convenient
Terms uf sale Cash ou she dsy ot sac 81
ur.au rag6caiJoa thereof By tAs CoHgt. - 1
dssirrd by The parrhAsrg or purchaser ons
thsrf gash oa the day q sA.s, oue ih'rd "a 81
months and the other 1ue JhIrt in twclsv
urnths from the day af salr. ,he eye,sli pa
fneuts % BE- secured by the nates of the par
( chaser % fafcaAssrs, ul;h approved scczrsty
bs-arInr interest from the dzy 81 sale,
BENJAMIN Y GROUSE,
Assignee ot Assignee uf Mortgage,
Rat--rts { Crug.s. solicitors
5glya5 "a r Albert C,aWtord, Asset,
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the psraai srs. un
FRIDAY. the l4,h dAy % AUGUST, Isoa.
Al a clock. o. M. To- Frame = S;ory
D~viIeE Hoasrs, Nos s. aud
A - Pennsylvania Syeuae. " ssi- 3
II minister. Nd The Jos -
Eat5skEsEA iry; ;Foat, adyJsuiaF an Alaer.
and ruus hack l+~ trrl o. an alley. ! here T.
stable. Carrarr Shed. H0z Pea, Sammrr
Kitchen. &e.. c.ly and sell sAleS and frat.
" The housrs arr ~ good rrpAlF, and Aay 9n~
assh.rga a paving investment shoali inspect
'Eetu. Also Boz containing
f Z ACRE AND ~ PERCHES or LAND
mote 81 less. 10 the rear Of the 6r~s airn'lone1
I Tgt. s1 improvements bat has some fruls on
I e.. Also two B4i.dius Lots fronting 20 feet
np uaylc ayenur, and ruaulOg haek lss ievi
( Go aa alley These Arr valuable lots aad are
( ,a d 6Be uc.ghborhooi, Also on
I SATURDAY. l5ih day OF AUGUST, laes.
I al r. ~. on the premises, 10 ayers' Is
I ff5rf. near Black = scboolhouse, about miles
I from silver Run and 3 miles iTun i.itlesto~n r.
T.. I Wif sell the farm. Owned by sid de
g,aecd. a. the ticne OF his death, containing
/ ga ACRES AND IS PERCHES. more or
. .ess. II j. improved with q >! Story Stone
pxrli,ns. wilh cellar, large hank barn, doablr
wagon She'd aud Coru cribs, hasgy she'd,
( chicken house. bog pen. smoke house, aad
other buildiugs great variety Of fruit sell
z Of water al the house; al The heids are sell
watar,d Five Acres in OAK ard Hickory
Timber. the arabic land produces weil and
Y has been recently heavily hmrd, Also some
I Personal Property. Also Wood Lot Of 6
I Acres. > Ro0ds aud ~ Perghes, more or less,
4 adjoining lands Of Jacob Hidebraad. Ger
I ,hofn Fruunielier and others. The farm Is IN
I a thriving and prosperous community, con
/ venient 10 churches. schools mills, has daily
/ Free RurAl Mail Delivery; aiJoins lands Of
I Wm. Brown, Levi Snyder and Others. wiih
I railroad stations at lIttlesiown and hings-
{ dale. aud is = desirable home for any one
I wishing small farm. ANY one wishing to
{ examine the farm can call on Mr.. Daniel Bair.
residing on IT,
/ Terms Of sale One third cash on the day
I OF sale or on the ratification thereof by the
! said Court and the residue IN two equal pay
I meuis in six aud twelve months from the day
/ OF sale the credit payments TO be secured 10y
/ the bonds or single bills OF the purchaser or
[ purchasers, with sufficient security, bearing
interest from the day Of sale, all cash at the
/ option of the purchasers.
/ EDWARD F. HUFF,
/ jul Is At Executor.
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Typhoid fever is prevailing to an alarming
extent in the Schuylkill River Valley, Pa.
Over 1000 cases are reported and many
deaths have occurred The epidemic arose
from using polluted water.
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Will he sold al PuOlc sale, on the premises,
on the Bachman's Valley road, four miles
from Westminster, on
SATURDAY, AUG UST sIh, 1903,
Il, T. 30 p. NJ, the farm on which now re-
side. 1t contains
I53 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
aud is divided into convenient fields, with
running water in each field; about Acres IN
Good Timber. The improve
ments are Slate-roofed .! A
Story Brick Dwelling House, - KMI14
with = story Back Building Ezz5af15sas2zs 49,
Large Bank Barn. and all necessary build
ings; Spring House, with never failing spring;
fine orchard of apples and other fruit
There Is a tenant house, stable, spring
house. &c
This property is located in the celebrated
Bachman's Valley, adioins lands of jeremiah
Geiman, Wm Leppo (the Roger Farm and
others. 1t is in the highest state OF cultlva-
ton. is convenient TO churches, schools, mills,
railroad, and has daily mail To anyone
wishing delightful home in a thriving com
munity. this property presents unusual at
fractions Possession given April lst 1904.
Terms of Sale. One third cash. aud the
remainder in and II months from the day
of sale. the credit payments to be secured by
notes, with approved security, bearing inter
est from the day of saleG or all cash al the OPP
ton Of the purchaser. ,,
julyll is WIN. ). bhuuS'
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PUBhIo SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

In Manchester District, Carroll County. Nd.
BY virtue of the authority conveyed IN a
power of attorney from Sarah Price, Joseph
Price and others, and OF record IN Llher =.
H. B., No. 9S. folio A.. &c, one of the Land
Records of Carroll county, Md, the under
signed as attorney in fact. will sell at public
sale, on the premises, near Llneboro, Md, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST %, 1908,
At y clock m, the following described real
estate. viz The Home Farm, containing
1I6 ACRES Il o. SO. PERCHES OF LAND
With the improvements thereon. nov occu
pied by Emanuel Grogg, tenant, situate in
Manchester district, Carroll county, Nd, Z
miles from Lineboro, same distance from
Alesia. B miles from Manchester, and ad-
joining lands OF John ". Tracy, joseph Price,
Matilda kerchner George Roop. Jacob DubbS
and others, aud being near Tracy's Roller
Mills. The improvements cou-
sist of 2-siory Stone Dweliug 4
House with brick back building HsGSS
attached. large bank barn, car Sss5rsssessA
rage house, smoke house. aud all ujhe. build
iugs usually found on hy>j class ,artu. Al.
of the buildings are in good order. There IS
running water at residence and barn. Timber
branch passes through four Of the fields. The
land is in good state of cultivation, and Is
well fenced. This property is especially de-
sirshle in this that 1t adloins two county rosis.
aud i convenient 60 churches. schools and
mills. About - acres are la white oak, rock
oak and chestnut timber: there Is also an or
chard of fine fruit Also a Wood Lot of -
ACRES aud - PERCHES. adjoining said
farm: also adjoining the lands Of heirs q: G..
r. WeniE. deceased This lni is well un
beraj. principally with chssiHa, and rock 1aa.
Also al the same time and place another Wood
lot containing 10 ACRES & laj PERCEiES.
lyIur about Que mile from Al,sfa Syatiog., on
the Hanover Branch Of the W. Md. L. Il,
aad along the Schsuck road leading from
Manchester to the Black Rock road. adjoining
lands OF John Haus. Johu Ruuk. William
Muller and others. THIS land ls well covered
si,h hr,i-clsss chestnut, white oak and rock
s..k timber. All OF the above, heretofore 1as
properties Of the late Jacob Bowman. dsceas.
n, have been recently sarT@sed, sui The
quantities ai land stated arr exact
Terms uf sale One third cash. th~ hal
,ncp in equal payments ui s.N and l~,lse
months. each. the purchaser ur Purchases
gissus- hJs ag their notes With approved seCar
AZ. bsAr5nK interest from the dAs uf sale
JOSEPH PRICE.
Arioru~y.iu Fact. Hanuvrr, Pa.
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GPECIAL NOTICE.

Galvanized teacIng Wire at prices that have
never been knowa in the trade.
Lead and Oil so cheap that anyone can af-
ford to paint this season.
. Ice is plenty We have a large stock Of the
best make of Freezers and Reirigerators.
Don's you need Gasoline or Oil Stove for
summer cooking? We have them; they are
cheap.
Door and Window Screens of various styles.
full line of iirst-elass Cooking Stoves and
Ranges, OF long established reputation, ai
reduced prices.
A call vii. soon convince you that the bot
tom has bee completely knocked out OF the
price of Mails.
Glass, Oils, Paints and Putty, P!aStering,
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 20
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REAL ESTATE AT
PUBLIC SALE

The gnicrsi guri a. executor q fs~ lat
u,li sad testament 9i ticrshuau HsT, - 80
tav 1i au order of ,hc Orphaas tu4si o1 Car
r1Il ggluIy. M, ~!a sell ai pabac sale 90
tic psrslss-s, un
FRIDAY. the l4'h dAy % AUGUST, lsoa,
a.. ar-ss-l Oh ia To- Frame - St1rT
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DAUL REESE,
TO CREDITORS.

The creditors of Jacob Killer, deceased, are
hereby notified to file their claims, with the
vouchers thereof, with the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court for Carroll county, within thirty
DAYS from the 24th day of July. in the year
1903. JOHN NJ. ROBERTS,
iuIy25 At Auditor.
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Also al The sane gime and plscr siis h. sold
by The aforesaid Joseph prc~. as All.rnry for
sarah Prcs the following described Rsai r
,Aie. being ihe same inherited hy h~r FROM brr
father. Jacob BoSmAn, late 20 Carroll rnau'y.
dsrsa.aH. taafaipsuE ACRES and Ego
PERCHES OF LAND. meJc or Tess, belug
The sane lani sud yreraas~s conveyed 81 jacob
Bawman by Leonard B~rk h~lW~r, S.. aet
z4fs. and I.sauAsd B-skb-imrr, Ir-, Aud Etis,
by decd dated May agih. 1874. and RECORDED
asuaaF the Land Records gf Carroll cvuulF
STATE of NarylAal. "a IIbcr :. !. :. NJ. 81.
folio -. SC Said .n; IS situated 'u Mae
chester ds.ir,et, Carroll county. and a3Jolas
Iaaas ai l.,d,a Kea's, ElwAni kesuvr. Peter
KeFehaer ard others. aua has an outlet 20 The
Schaaek rsAd Il Is AN iu i,mhrr. i.rsug Fasiiy
aas and chrsiuuJ
Terms uf sale -oac. ihifi cash ihs balance
ia rqaal payments ot AZ and tsc,yr months
earh. ulh ,sivr~ss froua iAy ai sale; she par-
s-taser giving noiys nth approved srcnr5'f-
JOSEPH PRICE.
Auuruev tog sarah Prcr, Hanover. York
ea IL. Jacob H0rma=, Anc,-
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o1laD IA u hEA1hs
Corner Main and Liberty streets,
WE ARE LEADERS in our Diff

WE ARE LEADERS in our Diff
wv ferent Departments. A visit TO
our Store will prove this to your satisfaction.
The stock is bought direct from Factory for
Spot Cash, and is sold on same terms. We
handle carefully selected Stock, always with
the best interest of our patrons in the fore
front We name IN part
Harness, Saddles, Brides, Collars,
Fly Nets, Whips, Lap Busters, Suit
Cases, Trunks, Grips, Telescopes,
Base Ball and Turf Goods, Harness
Leather, Oils, Hames, Chains, Combs,
Brushes and Horse Furnishings Ga
lore.
Soliciting your further commands. We are
respectively, j. W. SKUNK,
mr2s Al f. Main St. Westminster, Nd.
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Also a. che sNac place. and cummsuesas a.
: q clock. p m-.
SATURDAY. AUGUST 22nd, l-1d.
The aulerususd ~iil scll the folIowing piece
- pasvrl q land. slisaied ia Nsnehesirr Dis
tgsct- Carroll county. State Of Maryland. yun-
tasnsng - ACRES. 8 RoOn> sad Is
PERCHES sad iAad lies e0ul, EB0us ia the
6fss ds.esltcI Hone Farm ot the he1rs Of
Jacob Ro~snAa. d.crAss4. Joha ". Tracy
sad ashrrs- Tbs is8d ls 10 : good siAie at
slisssa,ian hAs on q good spung OF watr1.
tkr stream oi ~hlch also runs through a con.
siderable postioa og ;be properly About
ssveB acFvs arr ia umbcy, Pnocpa4iY chest
nst The laat Is w.ii f-nccd. The Improve
m-.ts consist Of barn only. Ials . iae same
property coayeved 10 she undrrs3g gaed BY jacob
Bowman ard ~ite. by deed b,4vIag dase April
-lh. ls,a ani recorded jl lib~r q. =. ",
No. -. folio fs9. Sc. ono oi the Land
Records og Carroll county. Persons desiring
% rir4 eA.I properties can 10 80 b. calling ga
Joseph Price, on the Hour Farm premises,
on sAiurdzy. Aag4si 10Th.
Term. 81 Sale. ~ Ono third cash the baaAnSe
in r,laal payments of siK and iEr.vr months,
each. the purchaser giving bis no'eS therefor
us,A approved srcsr'y. bearing Interest irom
JOSEPH PRICE.
Hanover, York county. "a.
Jacob HofmAu Auvg. Augl =
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VALUABLE FARM
AT
PUBLIC SALE.

Will be sold at Public Sale, on the premises,
on the Bachman's Valley road, four miles
from Westminster, on
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TO TAXPAYERS

IanUvFF, York county, "A
Jacob HoHmzs, Auvs. angl {
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-10-07

Good impulses are fine manifestations at
all times, and in domestice affairs, now and
then, they bear semblance of having been
almost inspired.
Down street, a few weeks ago." said a
nice lady who dotes on pretty china and
china bargains, 'I saw a lovely blue and
white china cup and saucer and plate
marked at a ridiculously low figure. 1t
seemed really wicked to pass the bargain
by, and yet L knew / had no special use for
1T. There were no birthdays on hand this
fall, and it was too for away from Christ
mas gifts to make that pretext. Lovingly
my hands fingered the pretty bargain china
and then i had a bright idea. / had in
tended for some time to buy our cook, Har-
riet, pretty cup and saucer of her own
she had seemed to like such feminine pos
sessions well as do. So the bundle was
made up and / carried 1t home with me to
delighted, and 1 felt grateful that my i'm
pulse to give her the china had been obeyed.
Now comes the pleasant little sequel"
continued the nice lady, laughing. Martha,
the cook next door to us. gave up her situ-
alton without any special reason at about
this same time Harriet told us of the
event, and said that Martha was just tired
of the place and wanted a change In a
few days Harriet also conveyed further in
formation connected with the same episode.
Mrs Brown, she said, Il want to tell
you something queer. When Martha went
away 1 had made UP my mind to go, too.
/ was going to tell you about it the very
day you gave me that pretty blue china,
and, of course, then 1 couldn't. 1t would
have been too mean. So stayed on. had
begun to feel tired of my place, too, but
when you gave me the cup and saucer and
plate, 1 told Martha that L never would
find lady that liked as well as you
did, and l wasn't going to leave
Harriet is still with u.s. concluded the
nice lady, land now we are all going to
maintain a friendly interest in her china
cabinet Why lot?''
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-10-07

Washington Post.
Talking about boarding houses" says a
young woman who paints miniatures, 1--WE
had to give up all the comforts of home and
set up housekeeping for myself in fat
1 had charming boarding house all sum-
mer and thought 1 was happily fixed for
the winter, until 1 began to unpack my
studio belongings. I'd had them in boxes
all summer. and the first thing took out
was a huge japanese umbrella. / had a
man come at union prices, unscrew the
chandelier and put ii back again through
the top of my gorgeous umbrella. / was as
cozy as could be till the landlady came in
to see how my studio looked. She nearly
had fit when she saw the umbrella.
I'll have to ask you to take that down
at once she said. Nothing is quite so un-
lucky as an open umbrella in house.
couldn't sleep nights thinking of it,
II tried to make her see that an UNI
brella without handle isn't an umbrella
at ALL and that a paper umbrella wasn't
a real umbrella to begin with, but she
couldn't see it, so / moved. Give me a fiat
every time and deliver me from landladfes
with pet superstitions."
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PERSONAL and SOCIAL News

The Rev. Alpheus Trueblood. of Marion. Of
hciated. Mr. and Mrs. Bryant left immedi-
ately after the wedding breakfast. They
will live in Cincinnati. Mr.. Bryant is a
mail clerk between Cincinnati and Chicago.
and his bride a successful teacher in
the Anderson and Indianapolis schools. Mrs.
y. G. Haekleman. of Rushvile, and Miss
Wlnona Newsom gave a brilliant reception
In their honor Monday night.
PRICE-MURPHEY
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Ind, Oct. 6.-The mar
riage of Miss Jessie Murphey and Samuel
Heartwell Price, of Thomasville, Ga, oc-
CURED in st. James Episcopal Church this
afternoon Miss Murphey is member of
one OF the most prominent families of the
county and is a young lady of wealth. Mr..
Price is q prominent druggist of Thomas
Vile. They will make their home in that
city.
PEF'LEY-SMITH.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
LADOGA, Ind, Oct. 6.-Mr Claude Pefiey,
OF Oklahoma City, was married here Sun
day night To Miss Carrie Smith, of Lafay-
cite. Ind. The ceremony took place in the
Christian Church in the presence of five
hundred guests.