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$3.50 Per Ton.
SPECIAL MIXTURE" FOB
WHEAT 4 Grass.

We ak your special attention to this
mixture. This l. oar sixth season to offer
this brand. with increased sale, yearly.
The cost per acre being 50 little above :.
G. Rock, many farmers are using it instead
Of Rock, claiming they get a fourth larger
Weld. and that their land Is left in much
better yuuIitiou. We guarantee every ton
70 contain 500 pounds Pure Animal Bone.
Being composed og Dissolved and Raw
Material, it is great favorite. on account
Of it, lasting Vropertie>, furnishing an
abundance VI u1urjshmeni and >astenance
the time ii enters the >nl When your
grain Is heading. the raw material has be
c,u., dissolved and is effects are Eel, jus,
at tbr SEASON jt is wanted Il j. in splendid
drilling condition and highly recommended
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

The German Baptist Brethren will hold their an
nual B0yefeast in the Sans Greek Westinghouse.
on the afternoon of saturday, September 5th, and
meeting on Sunday morning, the 9th
salem Charge, Lutheran Church-St. Benjamin.
Sunday school at a. N. Preaching 10 "a. ST
John's-Sunday school ?. N. Preaching p.
Rev 4. W Doty Pastor.
The ". c. I. T.. of Finksburg, Will meet at the NJ.
P. parsonage this saturday afternoon.
The county convention of the ". c. T. L. VIII
meet in FinkSburg N. T. Church on Friday. Sept 4.
Three sessions win be held, with eminent speaker
for the night meeting.
The Quarterly Conference of Finksburg Circuit
NJ. p. Church viii meet at Finksburg church, Sat
urday, September u, at p. m.
St Johns Church-Sundays-Low Mass at 7.l5
During the week.-Mrs. at a. N.
Joseph II. Cassidy Pastor.
st PaurS Reformed Church-Sunday School at
9l5a. m. Divine Service at 1870 a. aud As p.
c. ;. Slagle Pastor.
Centenary NJ Z. Church.-Sunday School at 9.l5
a. M. Preaching at 1890 Il. m. ard 80 p. m. Ep-
worth League at 6.45 p. N.
Rev. D. G. Miller, Pastor.
Methodist Protestant Church, Rev. l.. +. Warner,
Pastor.-Sabbath Seryices.-Preaehing at 1920 a.
500 p IN. regular service combined with the Y. p.
5. c. E. Sabbath School 915 a III. Mid week Ser
vice in the lecture room Wednesday evening al 500
O'Clock.
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OF PUBLICATION.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County
in Equity.
NO. 4O78 EQUITY

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County,
in Equity.
NO 4O73 EQUITY.
John Weigle, alias John Wigle, alias John
Wike, alias John White, VS.. The heirs, ex
ecutors, administrators or personal repre-
sentatives of George Weik.
The object of this suit is to obtain the APP
poiutment of a 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 c. Denner.
which mortgage is alleged to have been paid
in full.
The bill states that the plaintiff is legally
seized and possessed of a tract OF land IN Car
roll county: that on the 10th day of April,
1877, to secure the payment of his promssOry
note for $4,000 and interest thereon, the
plaintiff executed mortgage on said tract of
land to one John c. penner; that said mort
gage was subsequently assigned to one George
Wek. Il son Of the plaintiff; that the plaintiff
has paid and satisfied said mortgage debt and
all the interest thereon; that said defendant
has failed and neglected to either surrende
the mortgage and promissory note or to release
the same on the mortgage records Of Carroll
county, in accordance with the law; that SAID
unreleesed mortgage creates cloud on the
plaintiff 5 legal title to said land and unIasty
eneumberS the same. thereby hinderIug the
desired sale of the property without great and
unnecessary loss in money; that the defendant
is a non resident of the State of Maryland, and
when last heard from was resident Of the
State of Oregon; that the plaintiff is informed
that the defendant is now deceased and II Is
unknown whether he left any heirs or personal
representatives, or what their names and resi-
dences are: that no letters teStamentary have
been granted on his estate in the State OF
Maryland. and the plaintiff is not aware of
any foreign administration said estate
Il is thereupon, this 20ih day OF August, A.
d. 1868, ordered by the Circuit Court for Car
roll county. in Equity, that the plaintiff. by
causing copy Of this order to be inserted in
some newspaper published in said Carroll
county. once 10 each OF four successive weeks
before the 2ls, day Of September. nineteen
hundred and three, give notice Ia the said
heirs. executors, administrators or personal
representatives of the said George Weik. Of
the oj.iac, and substance Of this bin, warning
them go appear IN this court, IN person or by
solicitor. on or before the l2lh day Of October,
1908. lo show cause. il any they NAV have,
Why a decree ought not to pass as prayed.
JAS. II. BlLLINGSLEA, CLERK.
True copy,
aug32 81 jas H. BuuNGsLEA. Clerk.
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DISSOLVED 5. {. ROCK.

We offer this As 4 strictly high grade
Rock-guaranteeing II to l6 per cent.
Available Phos. Acid The State Chemist
gives Us a commercial value of SlS.42 per
ton-the highest Of any Rock sold in the
State. Cur sales last year were unprece-
deuted Can furnish YOU with the strong
est testimonials from the leading farmers Of
Carroll and Howard Counties. Its drilling
nnnliLinn j. neriacL.
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BUILDING MATERIAL.

Oar stock of Lumber is larger than ever,
We offer You everything that enters into
the construction of building aud all at
BALTIMORE PRICES. LIME -Ag-
ricultural aud Building Lime Agricultural
Lime in wagon load, at ear load prices
Sell us your Grain and haul Lime back.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE

+
The uudsrs5gusi. Exaua.arrs. sPE-osa'yl By
yirlue ~ q commission 90 them gssgrI ty The
Claugy Commissioner oi Carvuil caantr, iu
ahcya publig ruaAl "a said vuauty. commencing
tor sad alteration ~ q p9sui lee the soaulf
road lraiiak iram Carrn5liaB Station. Ca gae
Western MarrlaHi Railroad. 90 ''s-T.sN oouu
tr. Nd. d. Wssisr ChspaI ". T. CuuTCb 70
HcgsuE formerly kSuwn MI, saF4 p1ial
br,ns 6fleya feei east .rpn s;oas recea'ls
piaufrd an She usst edge ut said EuAi. al the
uorthWcsi corner &c tract 81 land frceutiy
rnuvsyrl frsn Iohn Smith aud uifr t1 the
Trustee. 1f Wesley Chapel 81. +. Church, ~
Sad guaafy and about twenty yzgsis southeast
from she residence ui LYDIA Nsmplrr, thence
la 70 southern dsrcC;ioa throsgh the lAad oi
said trustees IL said church. about lys oS *
g.sgca-s siih .aii road. THENCE 10 ihs same
direction wlth and 90 the Nesi edge Of t.se old
cemetery iuf adjacent 60 saId church. also over
i narrow strip oa the rasl cigr pi she and II
LYDIA Wamp.e- ibrucr along aad over The
land ct NrA'ey Chapel ". +. Chufch, Alice
" " avn Jer. MAyytir >Iuil, Nslsiu Eby, and
the western edge of the JOG st land attached ga
Nrs.cy pna.,e -shuui, situate near said church,
10 lie ,aauis rad IeaJiug from Herring
,G.Fmrfiy Browne MI. 90 the Pa5apscu Sta
g.u. au -a3i rai.g,a3. and 10 close ,he road
a1,s s,-i, passing tes~vea said church and
cemetery. % the road lcaiaag froas said Her
ius', Mil 60 PaIaIsco.
Al persons hcm i alsy concern are hereby
g.rh..i that We will meet 81 Wesley Chspri
,,, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER -, lss'i. a.
% ~ clock. %. a, ta execute the trust repvsrd.
iu q. lg Tie aforesaid commission.
JOHN L. LESTER.
RICHARD F. SHAFFER,
NICHOLAS j. WALSH
.tfss 81 Examiners.
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GRAIN SACKS FOR HIRE
HOME MARKET.

We buy aud sell all Farm products
We offer you market lor everything
raised on the farm, aud viii give YOU full
value for same
We have elevator aud storage warehouse
ON our switch, and will take any aud all
products brought At any time,
If YOU have anything to offer, come and
see us. or write Us, aud we will hid You at
once.
We want at all times in large or small
quantities Wheat, Oats aud Rye, Wheat
0at and Rye Straw Timothy, Clover and
Mixed Hay. Ear and Shclled Corn White
or Yellow
We are members Chamber of Commerce,
Baltimore. In close touch with the market
Wire US for bids at our expense. We
solicit shipments from any point
See Sykesyille Market in this paper.
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MARTINS DISSOLVED
SLAUGHTER HOUSE BONE.

Il t. richer ia Soluble FhesphoHc Acid
AMI Ammonia than say similar article in
the market
uwing o. It's great suitability, it Is easily
asslmila,sd and supplies an abundance Of
uaurl>htaent aud sa.tenancc for the full
Development of The growing crops
II {, mere reliable in action and mere
hstin. jH It's effects than Peruvian Guano,
welding q hgalth(ul Stimulation without
aus lnIurJuu. after effects
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

The undersigned, Examiners, appointed by
virtue Of "A commission TO them issued by the
County Commissioners Of Carroll county, to
lay aud construct a public road in said county,
commencing at point on the Buffalo road at
the village of Newport, and leading in direct
line, as near as practicable, east to the Bethel
road.
All persons whom it may concern are hereby
notified that We will meet at Newport, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1903, at
IA. m, to execute the trust reposed in Us by
the aforesaid commission.
JOHN H. STEM,
BRADLEY GREENWOOD,
WILLIAM YOHN,
augS 1T Examiners.
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week days oniy.


Leave a. m uagerstown Go. Potomac A.
Blue Mountain 7.l2, BuenA Vista spring 7-l6 Blue
- Bruceyilie 80. New Windsor s.ll. Mestmin-
stcr S2i Glyudun So, Sudbtook Park SOS, Wal
brook p L. Fulton glg. Union go, arrive Hilen
8 a. Nalbruok . 50 Westminster 49,. New Wind
sor Lll, hruecyile ass Thurnout 5l2 Blue Ridge
summit 50, Dneua Vista Spring az Blue Noun
tain so Smithburg 55g Potomac 6=l3, arrive Hs-
geFStowu III p, N. Does not run OH sundays.
The owl. Daily.
Leave Hilen IG55 pm. Union ll.G0 IA. ave I0f,
Fulton Iiu7. WaibrOOk II 10, Arlington liz. MI
Hops II - HowaFtVtlle li.23 sndhrook Park II p.
PikeSsiie ll.-6. Greenwood lbs, OWtngs Mills
n g. Glyudou iig Emory Grove 49, Glen Falls
n o. Finkshurg HIS. Carruliton 1909, Westminster
- - Avondale T. -, New Windsor l2-S.. LinwOod
J. a. al. UuIou Bridge Il q Leave Union Bridge
AZ a. ~. Linwood 45l, New Windsor 80. Avon
dale i0i. Westminster $40, Carrollton 5.5I Finks
don 552. Owings Mills 6.Ua, fikesvie t-l2 sud
brock Park Glib. Howardyille 6l5 MI Hope 6.l7.
Arlington go WalbrOok G26. Fulton G.-S. Ia. ave,
t.la. Duion 6S5, Hiilea 60
sunday Trains.
on sunday trains viii leave Hillen station at Q IS
a. ~ and 2s.5 ,. M. Westminster ILLS q. IN u j.
N arriving al Union Bridge al II 10 m sud 4.5O
=. N. Leave Union Bridge at G.ti and $50 a. m.
aud AZ p m. Westminster us and SIS n, m. and
4 IS D. NJ. aFrivEs az Hiltcu station az SIS ana
Ia ~ a. N. and 6,2i y.
Frederick Division pepnsy wanna L. r. tDsiy eX-
ccpt sunday Trains ter Frederick leave Bruce
vile at SIS, $50 and 1910 A. m. and 800 and $50
p. u. Trains for IenegtaNu, IittieStOWn AMI
Columbia leave Bruceville az a m and 3 Is p m
Through trains for Hanover and Gettysburg and
points on Baltimore and Harrisburg Division leave
Baltimore, daily, except sunday al rs =. and
mediate points leave Baltimore also daily, cNcep,
sunday. al I'D a.
Orders Tor baggage calls can be len at Ticket
Cfhee, No, rs East Baltimore street, Baltimore
General Passenger Agent.
B. Il. GRIswoLn, Gent Taiac Manager. ir2I
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walsh a WaI~b.


AORTGAGEE'S SALE.
Ry virtue OF ;rower ct sale contained 10 a
mortgage from 50uas c. Myers and sile 20 J.
Edwin Sheets. | aiii sell public sale on he
premises, on the Stone Road. miles north
OF MAY berry. va Carroll ceuuy, Maryland, on
FRIDAY. 18th OF AUGUST. 1898,
Al > O'Clock p. m, that valuable farm, con
tanning
40 ACRES. I ROOD and l. SO PERCHES
OF Land. more or less. of which one acre Is IN
timber, The balance 10 a productive state OF
cultivation.
The improvements CONSIST OF
a > story Brick Dwelling. bank IN, y
barn. hog house. smoke house. 49,
machinery she'd buggy shed 8kl1Aslzazzle
aud granary. lwo wells of good waller; good
orchard. aud IS located ia an elegant neigh
borhoud, convenient 10 schools aud churches
For particulars apply 10 the undersigned, or
10 Walsh 4 Walsh. Westminster, Md.
Terms of Sale One third cash On day of sale
or upou the ratification thereof by the Court;
aud the balance ia two equal payments at and
- months; credit payments 10 bear interest
from the day OF sale and 10 be secured 10 the
satisfaction OF the undersigned; or all cash al
the option OF the purchaser A cash deposit OF
$50 by the purchaser will be required on the
day OF sale.
J. EDWIN SHEETS, Mortgage.
j. n. o. Smith, Auct. augl Is
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E a G T s

Are more stubborn than figures Buy
your FERTILIZERS only from respon-
sible dealers, who guarantee you GUAM
TITY and QUALITY.
Talk is Cheap R DO Gos is D n as ssssP
tible to adulteration than Fertilizers, there
fore give your orders only to LEGlTl-
MATE DEALERS who pay Licenses and
Taxes, thereby lessening your burden, and
then only where analysis and weight are
guaranteed under forfeiture of bill sold.
Only the dealers who are willing to ito this
are worthy Of your trade.
All our brands of Fertilizers have Pure
Bone Base, the fertilizing properties will
not give ont during the growing season. as
many quick acting articles do, but will
mature the crop and leave the soil in an
improved condition. All our brands are
put up in l67 ID. bags for convenience IN
handling. unless otherwise ordered.
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MARYLAND RAIL-
w ROAD.
g
WITH

P. & R. R. at Shippensburg and Gettysburg;
Norfolk & Western r. K. at Hagerstown'
B. Il o. Railroad at Hagerstown and Cherry
Run; Penna. r. r. at Bruceville and
Hanover; P w. q b., N. c. and B. & T.
Railroads at Union Station, Baltimore, Md.
Schedule Ia effect Sunday, June Fl, 1908.
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Price, $500 Per Ton.
BONE AND POTASH
MIXTURES.
2-lO and 3-l2 Goods.
Muriatc Of Potash. Tankaee Remem
Der all our goods are guaranteed under for
ieture Of bill sold
I'(lAI,

Gcar1e' Greek Steam Coal Is recognized
Is bciuz the best steam coal sold We
have it az the same price Is the ordinary
Run Of Mines and in tons of 22i0 pounds.
ANTHRACITE COAL--We have
already booked orders from most Of our
customers for thi, year supply Win be
glad 90 have yours We bill all summer
deliveries October l,t Lay in your winter
supply Of Coal now at BOTTOM PRICES
and do not pay for it until YOU need it.
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Price, $24.oo Per Ton.
MARTINS FIlE GROUND
BONE.

Made only Of Slaughter House Bones
Contains a larger percentage of Ammonla
aui Bose Phosphate Lame than any other
brand ia the market
We 10 ~, steam or bake our bones or
Otherwise treat them 80 a 10 destroy the
animal matter which Is rich in ammonia
Purity guaranteed
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4 SSIGNEE OF ASSIGNEE OF
4 \ MORTGAGES SALE OF A
DESIRABLE SMALL FARM

By yiriu, OF the power aud authority con.
tanned zee . Mortgage from William l. Robert
son ana Annie NJ Robertson. his wij-. 10
G-urgs ~ Alhaush, bearing date ou the -lh
day VI February ,u the year lsas. and duiy
recorded among ibe Real Estate Mortgage
R-,sr,is IL Carroll Coauiy, ju i.ib-r J. H.
4 No a. inilo Be-. &c. aui Ay said tI-uyEr
IS. Aliaush dgis as, COED gu Mary A Al}au9 b
uf CARROLL County Maryland on lhe .ih isf
al Agal, ia thr yesr l>.'s. aud by sad Mary
4. AihsaEh. daly assigned Geo B-usnl4 I.
Grouse. toF collections. aH the ih DAY -
August .u she wear Ia03, which Ss}d assign
meuis ~cvr duiy recorded. the undersigned,
Assignee IT Assignee Of Mortgage. wi3l seIs
II public ,sl.. ora she premises oa
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 2na 1905.
81 @ 81 clock T. N. she lsuj uud j,rsu,s-ss
u,rultau,A la said Maurf~, containing az
arr,s - isai. uur~ 10 lrss-
The improvements thsr~au r1nsssl 81 a isa
story tfsspe dwelling h.isssr,
4 - stable and osbes psr,ssary oat.
Al ,,sss,,sS huiid'ng.- There Z, wvii IF
gasIr1sssassA palsr e,os, 10 gas house and $
small Ipi .s lru.i sress ,asseaa.
Thi. property .lrs 90. the Ridge Road. n~ar
Nsgts.ltsi1a-s snl sd}aIHs l4nds gf Nzchri
Sellna4u aui others. and = convenient and
sell ia,aici A. a. schools, yhgrrhvs and stores
Ts,las af SAle.-Cash ou lbs 4ay Cd sale ~
aIssa ratification hY the Cauri; IS 81 dssirei
b., ih,- purchaser ~ i.ssrhasess. ou" thirA cash
au the das oi sale. aae- Ga ui .H slN uauIss
aui ih- other one ih,rd "a rsriye moUihs from
the ias 81 sale: she credit Iaymests 60 De ~
cared by ib,' notes 81 the purchaser ~ parch
ssrrs sith approved security. bsar5az Interest
lrsm thf Jaf If sale.
BENZ +. GROUSE.
Assignee q Assignee Of Mortgage.
Roberts 4 Grouse SatpiIues.
auz sE r. Albert Craui ford Aavs
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The County Commissioners of Carroll cOun-
ty will meet at their office, in Westminster,
every MONDAY in AUGUST. 1903, for the trans
action of business By order,
JOHN +. MASENHIMER,
augI Clerk
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Your Eyes Examined FREE for
Glasses while you wait.
am. Respectfully Yours,
JAMES II. CASSELL,
IL "rSTNETNCrEP MN
IN the Circuit Court for Carroll
L County

WESTMINSTER, MD
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-01-01
Andrew Hansen Dead.

After long and lingering sickness
Andrew Hansen, living UP by No. 2,
in Sharon township, passed away last
Friday and was buried Monday in
the cemetery at the Botanic church.
He has been sick long, long time,
and about eight weeks ago he sub
mitted to an operation by DR.. A. L..
Brooks of Audubon, thinking he
might find relief, but when the
operation had been done the doctor
informed him he could not live long
as the disease was beyond the aid of
medical skill.
He bore his suffering with heroic
patience and fortitude and was will
ing and even glad to go when the
time came. He leaves wife and
several children to mourn him as
husband and father. AS q citizen he
lived agood life, ever doing what he
thought was honest and right and
thus leaves as heritage to his family
a name free from all faint.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-01-01
How to Read History.

Perhaps the best way to read history
Is to take up the life of some great fig
ure that attracts our Imagination and
be drawn by that into the study Of the
general stage upon which he was only
single actor. Certainly it is not a
good plan to begin with those elabo-
rate documentary histories in which
you cannot see the wood for the trees.
It is better to be wrong in a few of
your facts or even contract a bias from
some partisan historian than to lose
yourself in a morass of documents,
says Success.
The best histories are the widest.
If they occasionally lead you astray,
you can always correct them by the
more sober colored chronicles. Macau-
lay may have been prejudiced, and so
may Froude, and SO undoubtedly was
Carlyle; so, again, was Gibbon; yet,
none the less, these are the great his
torians the historians who set you up
on the peaks Of time and enable you
10 see history as it lies beneath in wide
views and broad masses.
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ki11aballton Elkhorn

to lock their hay barns to keep out
purloiners of this now valuable pro-
duce.
A number OF the young people
gathered at the Peter Rasmussen
home in Elkhorn Christmas day to
spend few hours in jolly good
time.
Chris Nielsen of Kimballton son of
Hans Nielsen, the furniture man,
expected to go to school some place
this week and be IN college until
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Miller gave a
party Christmas to few OF their
friends to help them enjoy the
festivities attendant upon such
occasions.
Lawrence johnson and Walter
James two of Elkhorn's young society
men, conducted dance in the Wood
men hall last Friday night that was
credit to them in good order and
good music.
Chris Lauretsen, who used to be
around Kimballton, was back this
Christmas tide shaking hands with
his many friends here who are glad to
again meet him.
Henry Henricksen, living on the
hill south of Kimballton, is moving
the old house away from in front OF
his nice big new one which looks
quite tasty and neat.
Mis- Nissen has accepted a position
in the store at Poplar and will make
neat and orderly clerk looking after
the business interests of his employer
in all tasks assigned to him.
Almost the entire family of Hans
Fredricksen near Elkhorn, we're down
the first of the week with measles and
he was having all he could do to tend
to his work and to the sick also.
Hans Towering and wife, up by
Sharon, are home from Atlantic
where she has been taking treatment.
She is somewhat better and believes
the treatment was good for her.
Valdamer Vanensen, who was
around Kimballton last summer as a
painter but who is now up toward
Audubon working was down to
Kim ballton during the holidays.
Lawrence Jensen in Poplar was
presented with bouncing baby boy
as his Christmas gift and tits one that
will grow as the years go by and
doubtless last longer than he does.
The young ladies in the Nels Olsen
home in Elkhorn gave chocolate
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Presence of Mind.

NJ. Grevy when president Of France
on one occasion extricated himself from
predtcament with wonderful pres.
ence of mind. He was being conducted
around the salon by an eminent artist,
when he saw a painting which dis.
pleased him. What a daubw he ex.
claimed. Whose Is it?" THAT pic.
ture, NJ. lie, President" said his cicerone,
ut Is my own work" "Ahw said the
president without any sign Of embar.
rassment at his awkward mistake. "In
our country, when we particularly wish
to purchase thing, we always begin
by running it down." And. true to his
part, he purchased the offending paint.
ing there and then.
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H. A. ELMQUIsT, D. D. S.
is permanently located in
Eikhorn and prepared to do all
kinds of dental work.
Opposite John Peterson's. ELKHoRM, IA

Miss Anna Johnson visited at Nels
P. Hoegh's Christmas.
Read the announcement of the new
firm at Poplar and at Sharon store.
A boy was reported at the home of
Berthe Micklesen, making its appear
ance this week.
.Jens Jensen up by kimballton is
home this week spending his vacation
days with friends.
Hgte Racine Juliol en- god Dirk
for Danske Mand og Kvinder at the
Elkhorn barber shop.
Martin Esbeck was over toward
Extra Sunday to big party at the
home of Nels B. Christensen.
There is to be o dance next satur-
day night in the hall at Poplar and
they are expecting good time.
Johanas Thompson, east Of Kim
ballton, is back from Omaha visiting
He is attending school at that place.
There will be a general meeting OF
patrons of the Sharon creamery on
Jan. 3rd, and all are desired present.
Mrs. Peter Jensen, wife Of the
clothing man in Elkhorn, celebrated
her birthday Sunday in very quiet
way.
John Matsen of Nebraska, was in
Poplar last week visiting his sister,
Mrs. Julius Larsen, wife of the black
smith.
Miss Ellen Nielsen, living near
Kimballton, is home from Omaha
where she works and is visiting her
parents.
Rev. Jersild of ETkhorn, went out
to their country home last Saturday
and baptised their infant child that
was very sick.
j. F. Jensen went down to Lorah
the first of the week and began in
voicing the stock down there to see il
it had turned him out good money
Mick Frosig, living on the farm OF
Jens Schoube, gave birthday party
last Sunday, and there was a good
attendance and general good time.
They tell US that it has got so up
around Sharon that the farmers have