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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-07-25
Tn the Circuit Court for Carroll
i County,

No. ssh EQUITY.
Stuart krarney v, John X. kearuey, infant.
Ordered this 9Th day Of July, A. D. 1908,
that the private sale OF the property mentioned
Ia these proceedings, made and reported by
stuart keaney. Trustee, be ratified and con
tirmed. unless cause 10 the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 10Th day OF August
next: provided a copy Of this order be inserted
iu some newspaper printed in Carroll county
once ia each of three successive weeks before
the "a DAY OF August next.
The report states the amount OF sale 10 be
$1,000 90.
JAS. II. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk.
True Copy.-Test
July II 81 JAS. II. BlLIINGsLEA, Clerk.
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4 SSI4NEE OF ASSIGNEE OF
"A MORTGAGEES SALE
DESIRABLE HOUSE and LOT,
Sitnated IN Westminster District, 20 Carroll
county, and State &c Maryland

By virtue Of the power and authority con
tanned iu a Mortgage FROM Louisa Svlny aul
Marshall ;. Seiby. her husband, ga The Wei.
minister Savings Bank, bearing date 900 'hr
24h day Of October. ia the wear 1890. and
,lulv recorded among the Real Estate Mort
gage Records of Carroll county. 40 i.iber J.
H. b.. No a.. folio 4oi. Sc, and By saia
Bank duly assigned 20 the Hampstead Baas
of Carroll County, Maryland. 90 thr - 4ay
II November. Ia the wear 1901, aud by .hr said
Hampstead BanA et Carroll County A4n
laud, du.y assigned 10 Benjamin y Cul.e.
for coliecliuu. ~ be 2sri day ui Jg.v, ,a 'ar
wear 1909. which SAID ASST BH. EMS Seee laiy
recorded the EBed. As.iEu-e OF a .>fc
nee OF Mortgage Will sell a Yuh.Ir safe. 600
The premises, on
SATURDAY. the 18th dsy Of AUGUST
1903, At eleven clock, q IN. aii the real e..
tate described 10 said mortgage, . being the
same laud which vas conveyed by Pa,itp ".
Hunter aud wife 20 the said l.aui>A >elty and
Marshall ). SelbY. by deed recorded among
the Land Records Of CARGO county.
The improvements thereon
consist ot a tso-slery Frame 4 ~
Dwelling House Also some Fa.A
fruit tres. eAz44l1zla6s1
This property lies on the Baliimorr aud
Reisipr~toWu Turnpike a short distance car.
side the corporate limits 81 Westminster, and
j. part Of what Is known as Fair Ground Hlil.
This property ajjoins lands Of Mr.. FeHch,
Frederick Hlmler aud olhrn, ANY person
seeking a desirable small home sill End this
property well located aud convenient.
Terms OF Sale fash 90 the dAy % sale 20
upon ratification thereof by the Court or 4
desired b. the purchaser Or purchasers. ogr.
third cash on tue day Of sale one third 800 six
months and the other one third iu twelve
months from the day OF sale; the credit pay.
meuts To = secured BY the notes OF the par
chaser or purchasers, with approved security.
bearing interest from the day Of sale
BENJAMIN r. GROUSE
Assignee OF Assignee Of Nor gage
Roberts & Grouse, Solicitors.
iuly25 Is r. Albert Crawford, Aac,.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-07-25

JAMES H. CASSELL.
COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION.

4 COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION.
At 9 O clock a. m. on Tuesday, 2Slh day ct
July. instant. a Competitive Examination will
be held at the High School Building, West
minister, for the purpose of filling one Senu-
rorial scholarship female not under - years
OF age for Western Maryland College; and
one Senatorial scholarship lmale) for St.
John College.
Carroll County has the privilege OF sending
one student (male) to the Maryland Agricul-
tural College, said student is required to pay
to the College SSj per year to cover cost of
fuel, lights, washing, caution money and lab
oratory fee. The student holding this schol-
arship will receive books, board, tuition and
room rent without charge.
Four vacancies for the State Normal School
will be filled at the same time. BY order Of
the Board, 5. SIMPSON,
july II 81 Examiner.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

~
Sealed proposals addressed to the County
Commissioners Of Carroll County. and en-
dor~ed Proposals for furnishing and erecting
!, Bridge over the Patapsco Falls at Clark )
TBarrick'sl Fording," will be received BY
The Carroll County Commissioners at their
office. in Westminster, Maryland. until y
O'Clock noon. of the 9th day of July, 1903,
and a, that time publicly opened and read.
This bridge must be designed for a clear
span of fifty so feet, with a clear roadway
OF fourteen 10 feet, according to plans and
specifications 10 be seen at the Commissioners
Office. The bridge is to be built of wood.
Their price for this bridge Is TO include
aburments. erection and flooring.
The Carroll County Commissioners reserve
The right TO reject any and all bids.
ID. ). DIEHL.
JACOB n. DEHOFF.
d. J. HESSON,
Carroll County Commissioners.
Test J. +. MAsEYHINER, Clerk.
July II 81
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The subscriber, as administrator OF Geo. w.
Moreloek, will sell at Public Sale, q miles
from Bachmans Mills, on THURSDAY,
JULY Both, 1908, at 10 a. m, COW, boar,
sow. shoats. buggy, harness, bedsteads, bed
clothing, bureaus. tables, stands, cupboards
stoves. carpets, bacon, corn, rye, &c. See
bills for particulars. ,-
FRANK E. M0RELOCK,
;v1S 0t Administrator.
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EXCELSIOR
STOMACH BITTERS
THE GREAT REMEDY

I5vsr Cons 's5ai nysYeptts. hs5ass Iragg.s.
C,.ss3sears-. palp'atsaa sf sar Ugari. Sex
All Nervuas Headache. >.aE Stomach. Eass
tBaf.su. VIII take awat Psae5- i i...a.-
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VALUABLE FARM
At
PUBLIC SALE.

fa. Hs sus4 IS EAttEiE SAFE. EN lA~ iffF'H .-ss.
u. ghr HsehH4a' valley road, iaar ms.rs
fr,,a Westminster. Hn
SATURDAY. AUGUST S.b. I=E.
rs, q. %. m.. She farm on which -Ha. re-
.lls. "a contains
ts8 ACRES. MORE OR LESS.
auI is divided into convenient fields, With
raaHug Sai-r ln each field; abog, Acres ta
Guad lumber The improve
m-ut, arr a Slate rooted u A
story Brick Dwelling House, ~ ~
with story Back Banding s1ss1e1sss.ssezkz1
Large BAu> Barn. ant Al, necessary baiii.
ins>; Syru. House, Nlth never failing sprHks
dny orchard Il apple, and other irniL
There B, q tenant house, stable. spring
house, &c
THIS property j. located la the celebrated
Racbmau' Valley. adioius lands Of Jeremiah
Grimau, VIM L-gpo the Roger Farm , aud
Others. 1, is 10 the highest state OF cuinFa-
ton. !, convenient 10 churches, schools, mills,
railroad. aud has a daily mail, To anyone
wishing a delightful home Ia q thriving com.
nunlty. this property presents unusual at
fractions Possession given April lst. 1904.
Terms Of Sale.-One-,hiri cash, aud the
remainder ia . and l. months from the day
Of sale. the credit payments 60 be secured by
notes. with approved security, bearing inter
,>J from the day Of sale; o. all cash al the OPP
tion of The purchaser ,,...l..
IilyIlf. WIN. j. BEGGS.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-07-25

No csargs for Narrfa9,. lssa Il,a.ss paul-lss eat
FerS,s ceRts 4 iinC.
July 10Th iaE. afler q lingering Illness. Mr.
Adelia Y Valentine. ure Miss F3ckrrua- at hrr
home 51l Falls Eusd. Baltimore. Nj aEai :. sFslr
n months amt ~ days
Her kiud and gentle vatce j. husarl
Her love WAS freely given
Her voice &. silent here ua earth,
hut loudly rings m heaven.
ny HEE CtuLpEES
Lines written on the death 81 Mrs George huH-
Her sick ncss j. ended. her tronbies al gone
Oh think " bat she sGlffrresi racket with fua5H
TIN God in his m.rCv. sent = iDsSk Ec ui Rove.
And took her from Us In Heaven ahorc-
~ A 4EIESD. b.
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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
u. 1903
An All Day Picnic for benefit of St.
Josephs Church. Sykesville. Tournament
begins promptly at IL a. M; Royal Set 4.3O
D. IN. Prizes for Tournament-Four Selected
Sterling Silver Designs. Horse Show ,. 30 p.
m Five clasSes-A-Single Fancy: B-Dou-
Fancy: C-Light Roadster. Single; D-Lght
Roadsters. Double; E-Saddle. Who will be
there-Everybody your friends; our next
Governor. who viii address you; your sweet
hearts. etc. Come and have a good time.
Attractions Music. dancing, fancy articles.
etc; dinner, supper. feed tor horses: base ball
game Judges for Touruament-Heurv For
svthe: John CawihOrne p. d. Dorsey, Henry
Streaker. John +. Dorsey: charge TO knights
by David y. Heunug; coronation address Icy
Malcolm W. Dorsey; marshal. George Prugh;
assistant marshal. James Hewitt: heralds,
Walter and Willie Shipley. Judges of Horse
Shoa-Dr !. W. Downie, Of New Market;
Hon. Johnnie Beasman, John Milton Relisnl-
der. of Westminster; Frank Mercer, DR.. John
+. Boltc. OF HarriSonyille. For ratfie-a
baIl-beauug bike, rubber tire runabout lou
won want to 20 on "a vacation ID You come
with us. Committee in cbarge-Col Joseph
" Berreu. Samuel D. Shiplcy. Albert 4.
Dorsey. James b. George, Walter Ritter,
simon GoGhart. Wade H. d. Wartieid. These
gentlemen vii give you pleasan; outing. y
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
PUBLIC SALE
The undersigned, as executor of she last
will aud testament OF Gershom HUFF. hy ,rr-
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MI A - H E r s.
WESTMINSTER & MANCHESTER

The week of Special July Sales begins this Saturday
Many splendid bargains on hand. Nothing but new
and desirable goods offered, and the prices
named are the lowest ever known for the
same quality. All on center
front.
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WAKEFIELD, st Sykesyille, offers YOU -
w To rs per cent. Rock At $3.50 delivered
s. - & % o. BALTIMORE, DO not pay more.
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IVINE FARM FOR SALE.

I.NINE FARM FOR SALE. -
Il contains 100 acres, Is acre. Ia timber;
brick dwelling, large bank barn, wagon shed,
corn crib. spring house, running water al barn
and house. fruit situate ia Mannheim town
ship. iora county, Pa. one mile from Line
boro Station; churches, schools, mills, daily
mail; land productive, would make tine
dairy farm. MRS. ANNA ALBAUGH
jul II 81 Westminster, Md.
UVARFIFLD'S Wheat and Grass Mixture
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-07-25

yards AND CIRCULARS printed at
~ this Office
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-07-25
STEEL FRY PANS.

Steel Fry Pans. light weight.
polished, large size, Just halt
price at 10 cents.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-07-25
DUBLIC SALE.

Test J. Z
July II 81
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EDWARD s. HUFF
flf Is# EKaes'a5
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-08-07
|OYON ORGANIZES
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE

b many cases cases,Of robbery and
se stealing alawe ooourred in Groton
vicinity of late that citizens have
ONE thoroughly aroused to the
essity of taking vigorous steps Tor
protection of property. Some
uable horses have been taken and
(ast report no trace of them yet
covered.
pn Saturday nightfa large number
eitizens of the city and'surronnding
(ntry met and perfected avigilance
pmjttee or rather organization. a
mbership fee Of $500 was agreed to
the purpose of raising funds to De
ID for the apprehension of thieves.
|e idea is to extend the organization
townships of southeastern Brown
western Day and Marshall
pntieS.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-08-07
HARVEST FESTIVAL
AND CARNIVAL
An Extensive and Varied Pro-
gramme Arranged.

Col Fred G. Huntington, who is
doing the husfling for the carnival
management, has bean in Fargo aud
later IN jamestown where the same
attractions which are TO come here.
have been showing. This opportun-
lty to sec them enable, the manage
ment to be assured of the fact that,
that these attractions are strictly
first-class us represented and also to
know how to go to work and arrange
so they can be shown to the best ad-
vantage.
Atcast one block of ground must,
be secured and enclosed upon which
the tents in whicl, the dozen and
more separate shows will take place.
are to be arranged on what is called
the Midway. Within this enclosure
will be located the booths containing
exhibits OF grain, vegetables, fruit
and other products. Also here with
be located the spiral tower and the
1 electric fountain, two r.ost marvcl-
GUS exhibitions which are free to all
who enter the grounds.
| The admission to the grounds will
likely be liked at ten cents and all
persons on the grounds will be treated
to a vast amount Of entertainments
for the money. In addition to the
above mentioned attractions there
will be a brief free exhibition given
by the entertainers from each tent
just before the regular inside per-
formarce begins. There will be also
the product exhibits arranged in the
booths.
The various shows on the Midway,
over a dozen of them, are too numer-
GUS to be seen in one day by any one
person. The admission to tfless>-
entertainments will vary from ten to
twenty-five cents. What is called the
Stadium, being by far the finest and
most elaborate, is pretty near whole
show in itself.
The Main street OF the city Win b
elaborately decorated and in theeRan
ing illuminated with colored lighae
There will be parades; gorgeous. anus
ing and interesting, also tree stree
&lexhibitions. The business men {
4 the city are bent upon making thi
carnival a great success, a splendi
harvest festival that will be a cred
to the city.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-08-07
pdern Machinery for Western
Wheat Harvest

rhe grower who raises a square
le Or mere OF wheat is constantly
kking for machinery that will lessen
expense of harvesting and thresh-
the crop. For this reason, the
lchine known as the header has
me into favor within a few years.
e header clips the stalks Of wheat
ew inches below the head Of the
pin, and no binding is necessary. 1t
It's a swath twelve feet Wide. The
nr horses which furnish the power
hitched behind, and they push
e machine over the fieli. A self
hder is drawn by three or four
rses and cuts a swath six or seven
etwide. A header will harvest for
acres day, while the capacity OF
binder is fifteen acres q day. The
things are carried from the header
an endless belt toa header barge
hich is driven besides the machine.
hen one barge is full, it is driven 70
(e stack, and another takes 1ts
ace. The advantage Of binder IS
lat 1.-The wheat can be cut before
foroughly ripe, as the ripening pro-
fss will continue in the shock. Har-
Fstlng is often begun with q binder
% finished with a header. a new
achine which is being tested by the
|rmers is a combination binder ana
eader. A header is indispensable
hen the wheat is short. 1t lessons
Pe expense of harvesting, as the
neat goes at once into the stack, IN.
ead of being shocked and then
acked. = From s'This Years Ble
heat Harvest in Kansas in the
Meriean Monthly Review Of re
eWs for August.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-08-07
Very Low Rates to California. Oreao;
Washington and Returi,.

Via the Chicago s. Northwestern R,v
August ! tosl4, with final return un-
til October l5, inclusive, account
National Fncampment G. a. r., at
San Francisco and Trans Mississippi
Commercial Congress, Seattle. Three.
trains a day from Chicago to the
Coast through without change. Daily
land PERSONAL llSy conducted tourist eur
excursions. For full particulars ap-
4 ply to Agents Chicago s North West
ern R'y. (Jy3l-3t)
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-08-07
ACTIVITY
|. eoaas issued and Levy
.,s Side Walk and
c.4ter Contracts Let,
sewer Bonds

i
-, meeting OF the city
Ii held on Friday the ans,do form m q. :.
,nce 's,sS with vote at las last boass c,ss
a''v' inv wa, agreed upon. The bonds
,s',ea sp in denominations Of soogso mo
ss"t ?"toresr at AZ per cent The
y. ..'s tor which these bonds are is
lN' OK 600. and they have been
'' W. ,;ane & Co. of Minneapolis
" '1 Tne bonds are made payable
,i tnstallments Of $500, the
,r" nsvment to be made July lso7
tns l"s final payment in 1916. For the
'nut e',u Of principal and interest the
|si1 ,i has made a levy extending
w t"irtecn years, being 50, 600 for.
',f of thc first four years, beginning
1908. aud for each succeeding
a gradually diminishing sum,
amouut for the last year, 1872
g s2O25.
sidewalks.
,o council has also disposed OF
,s where the lot owners are de-
mont. The bids for making these
l,s we're as follows: Nelson Bros,
kpnts per square foot; Herman
4trom, l5 cents per square foot;
Sry Lighthouse, le cents; George
ler. p cents. Mr.. Gabier was
rded the contract. The walks
To be feet wide, so they cost ~
is per running foot.
Cutters.
he contract for putting the cement
kers along Main street was let U
Son Brothers for II cents perlinea
These cutters extend three
out from the cnrb stone, th'
|er edge to be protected by q planl
up edgeways.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-08-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
List of Real Estate Transfers for
week ending August l, A. ID. 1908,
compiled by the Co@ & Howard
Ahs *ract Company of Aberdeen.

Er,n,, q roObefg to X. Nc
Kanz;a col -l24-sl So 800 CO
John G. Kindschy TO Alsss
ander Rose, lots Aau = ,oo oo
blk 81, 3rd Add. to CIR, oo'' a00 ~,
Charles Deyette to Engelbel
Mattern, lots and 2, block
5, Thomas Add. to Aberd ssStOoA'
C. A. Fullerton to Adeline q.
Downs, set l-l23-65. 900, s't'
R. A. Mather to John p.
Townend, lot 4, block i.
GrOJOn.. .... 500 M
Patrick III. Bowler to Theo.
Hamm Brewing Co, lot q.
block u, Grotoii. ........ 5000 90
Frandk w. Brooks to S. j.
/ Griffin, lot s, blk II, ,Aberd. 9.5CO 90
B. r. Cooley to Andrew Box
ker nw4 ll-127-6O. :. .4S0 M
Isabella M. Keith to r. r.
James, SET i2O-l22-6O, $50 90
J.. Howard Taylor to Archie
McKinnon, sci 17-l24-6I. i O0
John H. Meyer etal to Edwin
). Mather, nw4 lo-l22-e4.. 1850 90
Geo. ". Dickens to E. p.
Kennan and j. p. Kelley,
net 2-l20-63 ......l.3. ........ 4 90
Francis Reckitt to Charles ii
| Anderson, lot 9, block Z,
Aberdeen. 1000 90
Newport weekly independent., 1903-09-25
BUSINESS MEN PROTEST
 AGAINST PROHIBITION

Texarkana, Sept. 22.- About 500 persons, mostly voters, including practically all the business men on the Arkansas side of town, met in mass meeting at the Miller county court house last night, and with only six dissenting votes adopted resolutions condemning the efforts that are being made to inaugurate prohibition of the liquor traffic on the Arkansas. side of town.
 One of the resolutions read: "Re- solved, That it is the sense of this meeting that should the prohibition campaign be successful the result would be calamity, both morally and financially, from which it would take us years to recover, and that it is our fixed conviction that the open saloon, under proper control, is much prefer able to the blind tiger in any form"
Newport weekly independent., 1903-09-25
BOONE, BUT NOT BOON.

T. J. Boone, the well known timber man aud farmer, was up from Weldon Wednesday on business. He is labor ing under mistake upon the part of the public, from which the Independ- ent hopes to extricate him. It seems that wherever MT. Boone goes, he is asked "When did you get out on bond?" or some such inquiry that would go to show he is thought to be L. B. Boon, now in jail awaiting trial for rape.
 The two parties spell their names differently, and are not even related and this Mir. Boone of Weldon seri- ously objects to being mistaken for the other Boon. The prevalence oi the mistake may have funny side tc the public, but there is no humor ir the situation for the wronged MT. T J. Boone.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-09-25
LAWRENCE COUNTY'S
 TRIPLET CALVES

A few weeks ago it was announced from Hot Springs that a COW belong ing to J. M. Reynolds near that city was the mother of triplet calves, and the item has attracted widespread at tention because of the rare occur renee chronicled. Advices have just been received by Manager T. w. Mi Ian of the state worlds fair commis- sion that Powhatan, Lawrence county, has come to the front wiuh a similar incident. l.. B. Poindexter of that place is the owner of a Shorthorn registered COW that is the mother of triplet calves, now four months old, and thriving. The same COW, pre- viously, was the mother of twin calves. In all probability arrangements will be made to have the COW and the triplets exhibited at the worlds fair, in which event blue ribbons and premiums and any other honors suitable in the premises will be showered upon the Lawrence county COW.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-09-25
WOOD PROPOSES TO
 ESCHEW EPITHETS
Governor Davis Calls Gentleman 1T the Audience "slick Beaut" and Receives Short Reply High Compliment to Vande-
 Venter

Ozark, Sept. 22.-Judge Carroll D. Wood, Gov. Davis and Hon. A. F. Vandeventer spoke here today to l. 200 people in the court house yard Judge J. H. Evans presided and intro duced the speakers.
 Jndge Wood was the first speaker, and his speech occupied one hour and eight minutes. He reviewed the acts of the supreme court, citing the law and the decisions, and defending the court. He discussed the governors pardon record and paid no little at l tention to the chancery bill creating | chancery districts all over the state and enabling the governor to appoint four new chancellors. Judge Wood announced his abhorrence of the use of epithets in the joint discussion and said he was willing to agree to this proposition; That hereafter the can didates for governor shall discuss measures and not men. At the con elusion of his speech he was made the recipient of several bouquets, one of which hore a card upon which was inscribed the words, "To Judge 0. D.. Wood, the able exponent of pure Democracy"
 Gov. Davis was the second speaker. He denounced the supreme court and discussed at some length the anti trust bill, taking occasion to roast the legislature. In reference to the Dr. Johnson pardon he said Fuller fooled him." During his speech the gov ernor impersonated gentleman who resides at Altus, who is an insurance agent. The governor called him d ''slick beaut." A sharp reply from the Altus gentleman caused quite a commotion, but there was no trouble.
 Mir. Vandeventer spoke next and made his usual pointed reference to the governors official record. He said Judge Wood and Governor Davis each has great likeness for holding office. Mr. Vandeventer paid a high tribute to Judge Wood as a man of splendid character and unprecedented integrity, whom all the gold in Klon- dike could not buy. After his speech he was presented with a bouquet with 8 card reading, ''To Hon. A. F. Van deventer, the ablest exponent of hon. est Democracy D
 Judge Wood closed the discussion with a ten minutes rejoinder.
 United States Senator James H. Berry attended the speaking and was given a cordial greeting.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-09-25
MARRIED HERE SECRETLY.

Mir. Albert R. Jones and Miss Stella Phillips of Weldon were married here secretly by Justice Guy Smith at his office Saturday night. The parties to the contract attempted to keep the wedding a secret. owing to objections upon the part of the girls parents.
 Her father came to town Wednes- day, however, and unearthed the fact that she had married Mir. Jones.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-09-25
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-08
Railroad Time Table
Wichita and Western.

Wichita and Western.
Arrive.
senger. except Sunday .... II 90 a m
No. 47i, Pratt and Kirgman ac-
com. Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday .................... 20 m
Leave.
No. Al, kingrnan and Pratt Pas
senger, except Sunday ..... is p m
No. Alb, Kingrnan and Pratt Ac-
com Nc nday Weo nesday and
Friday ..... ................. Is n