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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-05-11

I wish hadn't done this. wish
hadn't
81 wish you hadn't" echoed Dam
forth, looking at her with inscrutable
eyes.
"Ive spoiled everything. all our good
times. our friendship. our-NIildred,"
she called sharply and swept back the
curtain. "Give me that ring. I've
earned It. Tell Mr.. Danforth-tell
him. and let him in on the laugh, too"
Mrs. Hills dropped the ring in her
palm and looked quizzically into her
sisters eyes.
"It was perfectly fine" she said.
with the utmost enthusiasm. Don't
you think that Louise is talented ac.
tressf"
Hell never believe It was acting"
said Miss Towne. with her eyes upon
the ring. "The curtains were not quite
TO the floor, and" Danforth caught
his lip between his teeth and laughed.
Both women glanced up at him. In
Miss Towne's face the color came and
went. and her eyes dropped before the
disquieting mockery of his look.
"Oh. pshaww exclaimed Mrs. Hills
"Foozled it myself"
Lets see the cause OF all this"
Danforth said in coldly impersonal
tone. Miss Towne extended her hand
and he took IL. noticing that it trem-
bled. every charming. Quite worth
the Jest. BY the way, would you like
| TO see the ring that I bought for-I
picked It up in Florence" He searched
| in at least three pockets. and finally
brought ont box and opened it. ITS
a beauty"
Mrs. Hills gasped and Miss Towne
looked at it duly.
"Lucky girl" she said. with frlgld
| airiness. and walked away.
81 wish that you'd put It on. I'd
| like to see how it would look and fit
before I ask her to wear it. It's to be
hers in ny-contingency. Please"
With raised eyebrows and an ex-
! preston OF utter indifference, Miss
Towne withdrew her implied negative
and put on the Jewel.
"Its too big. unless-it's too big for
| my UIHeC Ut any ldlN, anu SuHtNSN
| her hand is smaller than mine"
| Danforth stood, looking alternately
| from the girls hand to her face. Then
he turned TO Mrs. Hills.
40 you mind my troubling you? !
wish that you would see how things
are going in the library. Thanks"
As she Kissed her finger tips to him
he wheeled on Miss Towne.
"Now." he said, "lets start right
That liking that you have. for in
stance; could it stand the weight OF
that ring?"
Danny. whatr' She. lifted her clear
brown eyes TO his. He saw her lip;
tremble.
as it all right, dear?" he asked. 81
was-this previousness Of yours has
quite upset the speech I have hat
ready n long while. I don't know
where stand with you. but"
"My rights. Dan. Will you marry
me?" she cried. with little laugh
Then she fitted her head on his shoul
der, in an exquisitely comfortable
way.-New York Commercial Adver
tiser.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-05-11
Structural steer,

The reports of tests of structural
steel at the Boston insurance expert.
ment station show that If structural
steel is incased in q sound covering OF
good concrete, it is proof against cor.
roslon for period of years, which is Sc
long as to make the subject of more in
terest to our great grandchildren's chill
dren than to us. Steel, probably COW
cred with concrete, may be expected tc
last until the substitution of a yet more
modern construction neccssitates the
removal of the building.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-05-11
THE STORM.

They say e is the wind in dnight skies
Loud shrieking past the window, that doth make
Each sbudder with its storm OF cries,
And the barred door with pushing shudder shake.
All, mol All, mol It is the souls pass by
Their lot from earth to Gods high place,
Pursued by each black sin that death let fly
From their sad flesh, to break them in their chase
They IL is the rain from leaf to leaf
Doth slip, and roll into thu thirsting ground
That where the is tramp led sheaf by sheaf
The heavy of the storm is found.
All. All, mol It is repen tan tears
BY those let fall who make their dircful flight,
And drop by drop the angiish of their fears
Comes down around all the awful night.
They say that in the lightning flash, and
OF clashing clouds. the tempest is about;
And draw their chairs the glowing hearth before
The easement close to shut the danger out.
Ah no! The doors of Paradise, they swing
A moment for q soul night spent,
Then together till the thunders ring
Leave US halfbhnded by Gods element. .
Dora Sigerson Shot
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-05-11
Phil ldelphia & Erie Railroad Division
In eject May 25th, 1908. Trains leave
Driftwood as follows:
EASTWARD

e:0l m-Train f., weekdays, for sunbury.
WiYtesbarre, Hazleton, Pottsville, scranton,
Harrisburg and the intermediate sta
tons, arriving at Philadelphia 6:2S p M,
New York, $3.50 p. M Baltimore, 500 p mi
Mashingion, 7;lS p Pnllnan parIor a s cur
senger coaches from Kane TO Philadelphia
ano Williamsport TO Baltimore and wash
12:50 D. m.-Train 8, daily for Sunbury. Har-
risburg and principal intermediate stations,
arriving at Philadelphia 1872 p. m, New
YORK lO;2J P. M. Baltlmore I;Sq p; nj, WASH. a.
ano passenger coaches, Buffalo TO Philadel-
phia and Washington.
E p mTrd,n idaiiy stations r1 mar ar
riying at Philadelphia 4:23 A. MI New York,
52S a. nj Baltimore, 22o u. M; washington
Harrisburg to Philadelphia and New York.
Philadelphla passengers can remain IN
sleeper undisturbed until 7;3O NJ.
IL; D. p.m.-rrain 4,daily for Sunbury, Harris
burg and intermediate stations. arriving at
Philadelphia, 7:l7 A. NJ; New York, s:33
An. on week days and io;Ss A NJ on suno S.lo
day; Baltimore, f:15 A. MI Washington; s;3O
and Wlliamsport 10 philadelphia, and
Williamsport 10 Washington PassenEey
coaches from Erie TO Philadelphia, and
.Wiiliamsport TO Baltimore,
2:41 p.m.--rrain IA, daily for Sunbu Harris
burg and principal intermediate STATIONS, arr
riving ut Philadelphia 1892 n. M, New YORK
ga.32 a. IN. weekdays, nO3s u. M, sunday
Baltimore 7:25 a. M, Washington, s:4e IN.
Vdstibuled buffet sleeping cars ana pas
senger coaches, Buffalo TO Philadelphla ano
Washington.
WESTWARD
1888 a. m.-Tran z, daily for Buffalo via
Emporium.
t;il a. m.-Train o, daily for Erie, Ridg-
way, and week days for Dubois, Clermont
and principal intermediate stations.
$3.50 d. m.--Train 3, daily for Erie and inter
mediate points,
3:45 Up. m.-Train IS, daily for Buffalo vii
Emporium.
5:4iH m.--Train 81, weekdays for Kane ant
intfrmediate stations.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-05-11
The Iron Sands of Java.

A curious sight on the coast CT Java
is long stretch Of shore, about twcr-
ty-nine miles in length. where the sand
is filed with particles Of magnetic
iron. In scme places II Is said that
the surface sand contains eighty per
cent. of iron. 1t can be smelted, and a
company has been fermed TO exploit
the deposits.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-05-11
WESTWARD

Train 0I2 Sunday leaves DuIiols I.IU p, m,
Falls Creek 4.lT, Reynoldsvillei i3O, Brookvllle
500 Red Bank $50, Pittshurg 9.25 p. m;
No. lO7 daily between Pittsburg and Dubois
On Sundays only train leaves DriftWood at
$50 a. m, arrives Dubois 1000 q. m. Return-
ing leaves Dubois ? 90 p. m, arrives DFlIt-
tiOns.
Trains marked . run dailyis daily except
Sunday flag station, where signals must be
shown.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-05-11

=
III GI Mrs. Hills. "I'll go fur
l ther; I'll give you this ring
In AF7I If you will, and let me hear
El l you say the words" Miss
Towne looked at her sister, then at the
ring.
"Really! she said. excitedly. and MS
The other nodded. she lifted her eye
brows. II must say that Danny would
feel fattercd if he could realize to
what length of sacrifice you would go
TO get him in the family, I'll take you
up on it, though"
Eyes you will?" jeered Mrs. Hollis.
"why, my dear. think of how You
would spoil the incest man that either
of us know. He will never believe it
is fake. Even if you marry, he will
think that it is a wild love for him
that made you snatch at that nettle Of
mans prerogative with the advantage
of the year. 1t will literally feather
his heels with vanity. and he'll parade
like gamecock. Besides. if he should
accept-what then?"
'I wish he would-almost," returned
the girl. and added with asperity, 81
believe that you are crawfshing on
that ring"
"No, I'm not" Mrs. Hills assumed
n superior air. an give you half an
hour after they come up. I'll hide be-
hind that curtain and watch his face.
Positively, think that it will be the
richest thing. And Louise, you must
make him believe that you mean it.
BE serious, or no ring. Bert is going
to take Middleton into the library. so
that will give you and Danforth a
clear field for n little while"
''But if he took me up on it." object
ed her sister.
'There isn't nicer fellow living.
I've tried hard enough to throw some
sentiment into your chumminess and
you've both failed me- If 1 thought
that you cared anything for him. !
should dlssuade you; but it's only q
joke. and won't matter"
Miss Towne rose quickly and mo-
toned toward the curtains, as the
sound Of mems voices neared the libra
ry. and. with the upward wave of The
hand that wore the coveted ring, Mrs
Hills swished behind the curtain into
hiding, taking with her little silvel
bell.
Miss Towne settled back in her deeI
the room. He had vivid electric blu,
eyes that were deep set under n yer.
canopy of brow, high sharply de
fined nose, and an alert, whimsical
manner.
"Thlngs all nicely settled now, Dan
N.Y." she asked, smiling up at hin
charmingly.
beautifully, beautifully" he an
swered enthusiastically. II knew W
would catch Middleton II we coul
get one of Mrs. Hills dinners int
him. BY the way, what did you mea
by saying that you were going away I?
''That am, of course" returned til
girl. easily.
"Oh, l call that too bad. Here I'v
Just come home after six months O
wishing l was here. and you sprin
this on me the first thing. I'd planne
some of our old jolly reads and walk
together. / even made point of ge
hing back in the spring ON purpos
= Unsay those cruel words"
As Miss Towne laughed at the al
surd intonation he lent to his speec
there came the clear tinkle of a be
from the window.
"Hullo, central, don't ring of yet
he said. 'What's that"
"our er-er-burglar alarm" sal
Miss Towne. dropping her eyes.
when do you tgo?' he continue
sit tiSGn " back to the GU
again, he adj
Iof order"
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-05-11
EASTWARD.

Train 90i Sunday leaves Pittsburge e0t u. M
Red Bank IL 10 BrOoKville 12.ll, ReynoldSville
la, Falls Creek l.29, Dubois i.dj p. m.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-05-11
Are Good Swimmers.

All German soldiers must learn to
swim. Some of them are so expert
that, with their clothing on their heads
and carrying guns and ammunition,
" swim streams several hun
yiue.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-05-11

DARE you to do it," said
Mrs. Hills. "I'll so fur
ther; I'll give you this ring
If you will, and let me hear
you say the words" Miss
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-05-11

JoNsoNBURG RAILROAD.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-05-11

HERE was once n relic of
the glacial age in Boston
who was discovered by a
hardy explorer from the
wilds of Chicago and
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-05-11

RhDGwAY s. CLEARFIELD RAILROAD
and Connections.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-17
9atimer % Coulter, ga.

peter Mabien og 5amile,d ON iibs
ite Gfteraar rejite til eugene, Ore
gon, er tommen tifbage for at to9e
fait Opbolb tblanbt os.
Or. 9aloemar 0aniens !Suitru og
8ern FAINT Sulta Olien fra Racine,
Wis., bar paret / 9efss bos !9sns
Mnberien n
Mrs. Weserslep er rejit til
SoIpitalst / Rodeiter, Minn., for Of
unoersaa en- Operation.
Sioen iibite MeOoelie berfra
bar pi fact en- Masie Regn. 4ae
lupe plaoier fob / flere Doge unber
8anb; men | ben ienere 5ib bar pl
bait goot og imutt 0ejr.
@ore reiienbe til Garsmsbet e,
tontmen tilbaee % fortaaer ON e
gpot 4arsmsbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-17

for ban Tom ber). Oct er iiOen Wlr.
gronn tom til &umomoto, at Raos
maru fanbt. at Der par no9et bebre at
FuDere enb 0dripin. Spencer oQ
aompd9ni. Oct par mems ban bar
enc, ban tom / neo bet Gag. SuIf bd
paa at bebe for os. ON at hi altib
moa ubpoe ben bebiteSnofpbeGie paa
bisie pore Meourbejbere, uben bpem
port 4rbeibe bill / bsieite @ruO BAN
fteliggprss. 3dt SUB for Dem, beo
for beln % Deb ON mango flere at
BEN.
Siertelig 6ilien til aIe.
GOer / 6erren % gr6ejOet for.
bunont, 5. %. :. @intber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-17
Gn oanif lutberlf NisliOn
blanot Morm0nerne.

Gn FABIAN Wisfion buroe b9ret
spet / lltdb iioen Wormonerne tog
Spbolb Der i 1847; tbi aIerebe oa
bar Der en- Del bonite Mormoner. og
Fben er be Odnites 5al iteeet Ill
mango 5uiinbe. &irten / Odnmdrt
brltbe npje flil9t MormonmisiioflGs
rerne oe beres Wisiion ira Begpnbc.'
fen % peb be rette Wtioler og pud ben
rette Madbe beifpttet bens Wteblems
mer mob MormonlGre og Wprmons
linet. 9eriom bette bapbe p9ret
ejort, mon Der fuo bapbe p9ret ida
mango Wormoner | 9anmart pg
Qmerita, fom Der er nu2 W1ormos
nerne bar spet en- ib9rbig Wisiion
blanbt BET bdnite Jolt / oper so Oar
% punbet 5ilbGngere / 3ufinotal.
8 Communicating meb, bpao Weors
monerne peo Mis1ion far ubrettet /
9anmorf, er BET forIpinbenbe liot,
Der er 9jort al ben oonite lutberi.e
&irte for at Iprebe Oplpsning om
Mormonl9ren % WormDnlipet ii!
4oDariel % for at FIRE be forpiloeoe
iilbaoe ieen til ben triitne &irte. 3et
er piit life for me9et fagt, at bonlte
lutberife ariItne | bddbe Oonmart
ca Qmerita bar OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
pda iig operfor be mango forfBrte
mormrnffe 2anbsmGno. 8i bsr err
tenoe oq betenbe pafnd benne SpnD
for Sub og beoe BAN ON Jorldbell'
90 afitdo berfrd peb at sDe en- trafs
tia INSTRUMENTATION baaoe
0anmorf oe @merifa. Oct er glo'
tbeligt, at ertenbel{en of at ben ban
he luiherIfe airte ber eoe Wiisilon
bldnot mormonIfe Qanosm1nb. MI Ell
poa1net ieen boobe | Odnmart ol
4merital aort for pait. 8ect
Donmarf bebe, ubitebte ban ct inb.
~trGngenbe Opraab til Subs Soft
Ddnmdrf ON at spe en- traftig Unit.
mormonmisiion % b~etlaeebe me9et
at bette bapbe D9ret forismt. Oemt
Gag bar MI p9ret tale og ifrepet or
boabe | 9onmart og 4merttd. 81
1lbpdle | Ddnmort og Den foreneb'
banffe ep.lutb. &irte | amerita bar
,forbdnbGet og trufet Operenstomlt
ON, bporbon Mibler TIL benne MiiS'
Iion Ifulbe t%ilpejebringes oe Sntelt'
kbsrne orbnes. Oct er iaa at badbe
at 1orbdnblineerne og 5orbereoel
ferne maa oFlsies at ct truftigt Urls
fionsarbejoe.
q Utah er mango tuiinbe Odnit
boTot I gb oe pao 2anbet, fom er
narer Iie ab be forifelliss H9rines
peie, Der finbes Der | Gtoten. Gam
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-17
GeiDlmtiOuer.

Smanuefs bunite eb.slut6. Menig-
6ebs Spgeforening at Superior.
Wis.
@eb Mpbet al obenn9bnte 6ors
enin9, afbolbt b. 13. Stunt, bleD fel@
9enoe Reiolutiuner pebtaget / @nlscz
ming al 8rober Gam objects 0eo.
Saaiom bet far bebaget ben al
m9gtige SUB / bans uranfagelige
8isbpm at borttalbe fra Dor MiOtc
grober Sam Nl6ecf, ct ugtet og
bGsrbifulot Meblem df benne Sore
ming og tibli9ere Meolem at oens
9eitDrelie, bore bet 6erpeo
8eiluttet: at peb 8rober Objects
Osb bar ben Ounife Sbgeforening
ta6t ct trofaft % nDttigt Me6tsm;
8ei luttet: at bans fergenbe @nfe
% paarprenbe 6ar Dor 6jerteligIte
Shmpoti;
geiluttet; at bisie9eiolutioner BIZ
Der ~tilfprte 5Oreningens SOr6anoz
lingSprotofol, at en- aopi operienbss
ben ufbsoes Gnte og paursrenos,
FAINT at De o9iaa ienoes til .0anitez
rem" til Sfenliggerelie.
peter Sgrenen,
SefretRr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-17
Gm 6ortiettelie al
Sanfer til Sperpejelle.

Set fog an bos mig. itrdfs jef
Latte BET, oo ieg ofte bar tGntt no.
oct I benne Retning iom iou: tunnt
her life ubrettes mere til SUBS Ri.
ees 6remme. naar Ri tom mere pq
nGrmere ianmen, i9rlig til Miss
fionsmsber og andre itgrre Weber.
ielu ogiaa ON Ri lite bar eni9e / ei
og olt2 Site iaoleoes at f%oritaa,
fOm ri ituloe luu libt at pdd San6=
beoen, ingenlunoe men bare Sdno.
heoen tro uoi 8Grligbeb, | ale Waa4
Der pOfie op til BAN, iom er 9ope-
bet, til ariitus. Isl. 4, 15).
Stal ri tribes. fua lab bet enoes
fig b9re / aarligbeb, at Ri life ber=
meo bliper 1penner.
9i bar itadet l9nee NOT Iom ao.
ffilte, LAB os prsOe pdd at TONNE
narmere iammen. Seq tror, bet pil
olaoe mango SUBS 8srn, og SUBS
Gerninq bil iittert bobe mere 5rem
gang iblonot ps.
Oct er 10 iarlig Den bonite airte
20 Den foreneoe banife airte, jeq
t9nter paa meb bi8ie Orb.
1os<
Seq tror, at bet er bin Billie, fare
Sub, iao bill bu ogidd oeliigne ben
til bit Rupns 2Gre % Si9les 6relie
5b. 2unb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-17
Or. Yetcr's &nrifO

6ringerSoliti / 6jemmet gennem at
iinbre aioelie og belbreoe Speoom.
Oct er en- ltordrtet 5amiliemebicin,
en- 0eliignelie boube for Mober ps
Barn. Oct er life en- Mpotbetermebti
Gin. Strip til Or. peter 5abrnep,
112=114 go. 6opne 9pe., Chicago,
sSninpis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-17
SfOlebeser.

,M maalet". praftiif
9ejleoning / at lafe og itriDe Dunit.
8ruses operalt paa 5siifoler pg /
gsrne itoler. @ormt anbefalet al
2arere oe 5oretore. SGluitreret.
@pbt inbbunoen, pris 40c. Rafat
til 2erere. 5uas bos Sigurb Nne
fer, Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-17

5paee Sfulbre. 8or W1isfionsprait
ital jamie Solicit, 6amilierne, be uns
ge Og 8ernene, ezMormoner faa
pei Iom Mormpnerne, Der er at font
me / ale. Solicit Iomles life ON
BAN, ban ifal gaa efter benz, Jamie
benz inD til @uostjeneite tie, Opbbggels
ie, ungbomsmeber % Senbdgsifole.
Deb Sioen at Pr9ften 6gr Der ftaa
6elit MAD tie en. &Dinoe, meb bet rette
9uosfor6olb, Der er bel biemme /
beg9e Sprogene, Mluiif og Gang for
9irte pq Notwithstanding ,0adn6z
gerningsarbejoe og friitelig Mobenz
6eo til at birte iblanbt abinber BAD
be 9ifte og u9ifte. Sbeniterne bar /
flere Oar bait en- 9iafonisIe itdbig
for Spge6ei log, Mis iionsarbejOe og
8srneunberbisning. Qnbre &irtez
iamfunb bar ilere Oi%atonisier. Gn
Del Menigbeber bar to YreI ter. Oct
te er life 2bielbeb / Nrbejostr9ftsr,
men en- dbIolut Rebpenoigbeo efter
De berb9renbe bonifelige 6orbolo.
Oroiproaet tiger: gobt begpnot er
halpt fudOenbt; bette ifal imiftert fonnz
me til at 99lbe ON Dor Wlisfion /
lltd6. Slatter Ri be rette Nrbejbere
til bet fer omtalte Wfisiionsarbejbe,
tror jeg biit, Qrbejoet peb SUBS Hdoz
De og Strait ital Ipftes, 6erren til
9@re og 2anbsm9no til Suligbeo;
ioerIom lite bisie 6eniDn tu9es, bar
jeg intet 6dab o9 befrpgter bitre
Stufefer.
Sioen ieg mobtog adlb fra Sir
terddbet til at epe en- Qntimormons
mission. bar jeG iom jeg dGereoe
bar inoberettet ON, p9ret paa en- ober
3 Waanebers Rejie / 0anmurt o9 Der
rejit omtring / be foritellige 2anbss
belle efter ubpalgets Q%npisning, taft
ON en- bdnif llt6erif Misiion blanbt
mormonife 2dnosm9nb, ig9t at bet
te &~erligbeo til ben o9 inbiamleoe
Wlibler til bens Sremme. Seq fdnbt.
at Der bar BARN Snteresie for Ga
gen, og fl bet Snotrpf, at ale I
Oanmarf, Iom interesierer fig FOR
2~dnpSm0nbs adnbelige Bel, bill
Itstte ben paat9ntte Misiion, faa
ben fan oribes meo arift. Sitter min
!6jemtomit til 4merifa bar jeg befs9t
en- Del at Samfunoets Menigbeoer /
Rep Yort, Me., Wdsi., pen., Wis.,
Rebr., Soma, Minn. og q. Dat. 5
bisie Menigbeostreoie uopiites &9rs
li9beb til omtdlte Wtislion, o9 Der
9aoes 2sfte ON at itstte ben. S ben
'ioIte 3io bar jeg opbolot mig / IL
tab, melt / Salt Cate Gitn. 0a Stpz
relien ingen bsitemt Ylan bar la9t
for Qrbejost, bar min 8%irtiombeo
p9ret inbi frentet til Rejfer og gus
6eisg. Seq bar nenli9 life troet, bet
bilbe tjene Dor Gag at leje 2otdle
og Jamie Soft og iaa itanbie Dirt
fom6eoen ieen unber Narsmsbet.
Seq bar peO Susbeieg itiftet Be
fenbtitdb meb faa 5amilier, iom ie1
baaber bill p9re meb / Yirtiom6eben,
nuar Ri %6egbnber. Seq peb bog life.
ON life nogls at oisfes 8ern gaar til
andre SenoagsIfoler. og nm lite pt
fan fua BEN o9iuu. paa mine gus
beise bar jea ubtalt: at iuapi0t iom
ieg forltaar Sagen bdobe / 0anmart
og ben for. airte, pil Der blipe be-
9bnbt en- itdbig 9~irtfombeo cfter
Mdrsmsbet.
9tb bet MATTE lpftes ben for.
&irte og airten / Oanmart at soe
en- traftig Misiion / lltab, !Serren til
9@re og Menneiter til 5relie for Sc
iu Sfplb. 8. 8 c II.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-17

W2iis emma SsboIm tommer
/ n9ite uge og bolber banit STOLE
Der.
gaa Sgnbag oenter Ri paitor
MaOien fra gruib, 6ol., iblunot ps.
6an prabifer / &irten ON GftermiOz
hagen 81. 3.
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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1904-03-25
FARMINGTON.

Sherwood Orr is seriously i'll with
pneumonia.
! The frost seems to be all out of the
roads, which are almost impossible at
several points near here.
Mrs. Clara Adams has returned to her
home after spending some time with her
aunt, Mrs. Josephine Jenkins.
Andy Jones moved into our village
Tuesday. Denman Garrison moved to
the Harvey Rowlandt farm yesterday.
Thursday. Others in the neighborhood
will move today.
Many sorrowing friends and neighbors
attended the funeral of Frank 6. Hall
last Sunday. Frank was young man OF
excellent disposition and habits and was
a great favorite in the neighborhood.
The heartfelt sympathy of this entire
community goes out to the bereaved
family.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1904-03-25
Wills probated.

The will of DIR James S. Whitaker, late
of Cherry Hill, has been admitted to pro-
bate. He devises all his property of every
description to his widow, Clara E. Whit
aker, and names her as executrix.
The will of the late VIM. W. Moore, of
the Sixth district, has been filed for pro-
bate in the Orphans Court The testator
bequeaths to his son Charles E. Moore
the farm on which he lived at the time of
his death, and to his son VIM. H. Moore
the Jackson farm. The two farms devised
to Charles and William are charged with
a legacy of two thousand dollars each,
which sum is to be paid to his daughters,
Adrianna T. Moore and Emma W. Moore
who are also to have the household fur
niture. All the stock, implements, ETC.,
on the respective farms devised to his
sons are to be taken by them also. His
daughters Adrianna and Emma are to
have a home with their brothers above
named so long as they remain unmarried.
The testator states that he has already
given to his daughters Mercy Ann Dare,
Laura ]. Maxwell and Georgia Bonsall,
what he considers their share of his es-
tate. Charles E. and VIM. H. Moore are
named as executors of the will without
bond. The will bears date of May Sth,
1882, the witnesses being Thomas, Will
liam and Wilson Waring.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1904-03-25
PRINCIPLE.

Miss Laura Mccall is visiting friends in
Baltimore.
Mr.. Will Bechte1, of Baltimore, spent
the past week in this vicinity.
Miss Margaret Lakeland has resigned
her school in this neighborhood.
Mrs. Jennie Mahoney visited her sister,
Mrs. William McNamee, this week.
Mr.. Cameron Brown held a public sale
of horses at Kennett Square on Monday.
Miss Armenia Fl. Wilson, of Rising
Sun, is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. M.
McNamee.
The rains of the past week have wash.
ed the roads in this section badly, making
travelling at night dangerous.
We are glad to report that Squire
Lynch is much improved in his condi
ton and able to wait on his many Gus.
toners again.
Mrs. John Lakeland disposed of hei
household furniture at public sale or
Wednesday. Mrs. Lakeland and daugh
ter will move to Wilmington.