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A Novel Escape.

WHEELING. W. Va. July I9th.--Johu O.
Smith, serving term in the State prison for
burglary, escaped IN a novel manner this morn
ing He boxed himself up and, under the
belief that he WAS hauling a ease OF wash boil.
erS. the prison expressman carried Smith away
When the wagon was IN the outskirts of the
town. bound for the Baltimore a6d Ohio De
pot. Smith shifted the cover of the box and
made good his escape running IKE deer
over the fields toward the Pcuusytvania State
line.
smith Is a highly educated man aud. being
an adcp, with the brush. Wa> engaged 50, ship
ping clerk by the National Enamel and Bel
Company, which bias part OF It's plant IA lie
PRISON yard, manned By contract labor.
Smith addressed q large box and, conceal
ing himself III il. passed without the walls Ni'h
safety lie would have completed has term
here IN September. ha, Knew be was wanted o."
Peuus, lyauia and California for forgery.
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Cleveland to tho Front.

Elk President Cleveland, in Golfers Weekly
for July %, closes an article on the political
situation as follows:
''The national Democracy enters upon the
campaign. not ia gloom and despair, bat IN
hope aud confidence.
Il believe that no man ever did 50 much
for the cause aud ia so many directions in so
short a time and in 50 compact form q was
done by our candidate when he sent his mes
sage to the st. Louis convention. He has re
minded all who profess Democratic principles
that they also have work t. 10 Il they, like
him. would do the patriotic political duty the
time demands.
Let the Democratic lines be sieadied Al
every point and let oar splendid leadership be
followed With genuine Democratic zeal and
stubbornness.
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In 1895 aud in 1899 the Republicans Of
Maryland particularly ia Baltimore, were
demanding fair primaries. After the Demo
Gratis passed primary election law lhr Re
publcaBs have no, ayailed themselves Of It,,
except when compelled to. In the third and
fourth congressional districts all candidates
except Wach,er in the third district sad VII.
liam c. Smith ia the fourth have been showed
out Of the running. and the machine will 20
through the motion Of eIeciIug delegates ia
their interest. The Republicans carried The
elections Of 1895 and 1897 on hypocrisy, and
hypocrisy will be a large asset in the NATIONAL
campaign in behalf Of Roosevelt.
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pendent voters are with Parker and Davis,
and the outlook for Democratic success is
most favorable. Still, while confidence is a
strong point, confidence alone will not win an
election. There must be perfect organization
and effective work The campaign must be
aggressive. The Republicans are now on the
defensive. They should be kept in that posi-
ton. Roosevelts personally and his admin
istratiou are leading issues. If properly
placed before the country there can be no
doubt of Democratic success in November.
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h, virtue ot and 10 accordance wi,h Section
10 of Article 80 uf the Code ot Public Gen
eral Laws Of the state Bf Maryiasd. as amend
"a hy Chapter 4Gs Of The Acts Of the General
Assembly If Maryland passed at is January
SESSION. 1890. n0tice Is hereby given that The
Board &C Supervisors Of Election oi Carroll
county hAs appointed the iolsoNIug named
E.srSors ~ ReEislRrs. judges and Clerks Of
Elrcjtoas, iIs carroll county, ia The place Of
the parties heretofore appointed Nho have
siuce been found disqualified or excused
shtssc under the heading Democrats being
sutrudcd TO represent she Democratic party.
and those andcr the heading Republicans,
besBz intended TO represent the Republican
party -
David > Cioasher. CLERK, Ia Precinc, No ,.
Ia E,ccllou district Ne One, ia the place OF
John Y. Eyier, resigned.
James +. HumberI. Judge, Ia pseeiuct No.
>, Ia Election district No. une, IA the place OF
David ). Clousher. resigned.
Edgar H. Rooms, Registrar, in Election
district No. Ten, in place Of Jesse W. Eyler,
resigned.
Eucry Il Harrison. Clerk. in Election dis
triei No. Thirtceu. IN the place Of A!ouzo h.
>e,jmau. resigned
REPUBLICANS
l4UiaCT II fuWotes IsrEtatIAIs ~ l'fFt+htt
NJ. |. IN Election district No. Five, w place
81 Richard McCrone, resigned.
Nelson II. Bankard. galrkeepsr. IN precinct
No Z. in Election district No Seven, in the
place Of Upton T.. MYERS, resigned.
JOHN N. ROBERTS. President;
HENRY ). MUSSELMAN.
j. THOMAS ROOP,
Board Of Supervisors of Election OF Carol!
County.
ialy28-st Tesi.-SAuUgL j. SroNE. Clerk
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BglSAR. y J., july T. Cora Stnla. IL
wears old, daughter nt Robert +. smith, 81
Como. a small hamlet be1ow Ocean Grove.
was brutality assaulted les a strange man a.rs
morning. The stranger. Wfho IS said ta be- sal-
gIored n, q Sprung Lake hotel, sen. 60 the
Smiths home and assaulted ;hs ehI.t 40 a
most brutal manner. Her parents ser" abscnt
a. The time. and the meas of the assault spread
rapidly through the little village.
Soon a mob Of Infatuated men wAs an seafsa
rf the lerpciralor I'd the daztAriiy deed aua
b. sss an'y saved from violence D. OBJ" quick
at aud prompt action Of a local constable.
who placed the gnar under arrest and harmed
him 60 an adjoining Gawn, where 'raIu aas
boarded and the aeud taken Jo the county
isil at Freehold
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The New York World says-Mr. Rooseyelt's
course as President has not strengthened him
in his own State. On the contrary it has
weakened him. Neither Plat nor Odell likes
him. Conservative business men distrust him.
The independent voters have been disap-
pointed and disguised at his cultivated ALI
ances with the most notorious spoismen Of
his party-Lou Payn being the latest. The
Democratic party is united aud enthusiastic
for IFS candidate for President. The master
full manner in which, with few simple, strong,
honest words he brought order out of chaos
at ST. Louis and reunited and reviyifed the
party has opened the way to another Tilden
and Cleveland campaign.
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Resolutions on the Death of Theodore
Derr.

Westminster. Nd, July Il, 1904
WHEREAS. The Board of Stewards of the Metho-
dist Protestant Church desire to place on record
some testimonial OF their high appreciation of the
faithful services of our late brother, THEODORE
DERR, who for SO many years was member Of this
board ana it's Recording Steward.
Therefore. be 1t resolved, That in his removal
from our mldstwe have not only lost beloved
brother in Christ but also most faithful correct
and Jealous worker in his Office Recording Stew
ard. His death mas made vacancy which il wilt be
difficult TO fill We join with the loved ones Of his
family in mourning his loss, but sincerely believe
that our loss win be his gain.
And be it further resolved, That these proceed
ings be published in the Methodist Protestant aud
in the Westminster papers and that a copy OF them
be sent to his family and that they be spread upon
the minutes of the Board.
By order of the Board
DR. CHAS. Ii. BILLINGSLEA
GEORGE MATHER,
Committee
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Negro Shot to Death.

EVANSVILLE, IxD., July ls-At stephens.
port. Ky, last night Frank Baise, white
man, was stabbed 10 the throat by an unknown
negro mob gathered, and when the negro
tried to escape he was shot to death. Feeling
is strong against the negroes, aud many of
them are being driven out Of town. Blaise
will die
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Peoria News-The Republican campaign in
Illinois starts off on bare ground. Senator
Deliver. of Iowa, spoke the other day at the
Mason County Chautauqua, and special rates
were given on the railroads in order to draw
a crowd A scant 800 assemblage greeted him.
This campaign on the Republican side begins
very much like that of 1892
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Maryland Woman WEEDS at st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, July ls.-Beresford l..
Osborn, of New York city, and Mrs. Amanda
V. PeuneIl, of Thurlnont. Nd. were united
III marriage today by Justice Carroll. at the
Fourth District Court. An attempt of several
reporters to uncover a romance failed. the
couple politely declining to answer questions
and merely admitting that the honeymoon
would be spent at the worlds fair.
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Buffalo Courier-The President S yachts, ="
small vessels of the United States Navy, are
not "A, Oyster Bay this year--this is Presi-
dental year, so the ships of the navy are left
to the performance of their legitimate duty.
No fleets will assemble for maneuvers for the
amusement of the Roosevelt young people.
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T rsT OF ELECTION OFFICERS
Il APPOINTED BY THE BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS OF ELECTIONS
OF CARROLL COUNTY, IN THE
PLACE OF THOSE HERETOFORE
APPOINTED WHO HAVE SINCE
BEEN EXCUSED. OR FOUND DIS
QUALIFIED.
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Crops Laid Waste BY Hail.

NoSTaoSFE1. A.. Jaiy ID -ustai.s ed a
terrific ha.ls;ara uhich paced svvT southeast.
era A latamA have b-rH svc~sv-d hefr- TEE
storm covered an area hts@cH galsvs long bF
uine sai'cs side. aH8 destroyed al ysEe'siiaa
,u ils path toltoa stalk. aeTc torn 90 sbtpts.
aud ssru The hagk au The trees zzs torn &c
Subscription Tor be iesllaIs are be1uE tAkra
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The Afro American. a negro Paper pub
lshcd in Baltimore city. Says. "Ot c1arse
every negro from Nalas to Texas and from
the CAroAuas To California, wighuul the least
arguing IS prepared % vote for Roosevelt, aud
Fairbanks for fraternity and equality. Note
the very .iEm6caut Language used by this
negro tdliur, especially bis equality
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MORTGAGES SALE
IVA OFA
DESIRABLE PROPERTY
Betwesn Mayberry and Pleasant Valley, Car
~,f County MARYLAND

By virtue Of the power of sale contained in
a mortgage from Jacob J. Study and Rebecca
Sludy. hjs wife. to David Sloner. dated March
SO. 1892, and recorded among the Real Es-
tate Mortgage Records Of Carroll County, in
i.iber h. Z. C., No. 81. folio 45l, &c. will
sell Al pubiie sale, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, 10Th day Of AUGUST, A. d.
1901, a, . clock, p. IN. sharp, all those sew.
eral tracts OF parcels Of land described ia said
mortgage and containing
Isl! ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
aud improved by a large ,! story Frame
D~elhog House, large bank
barn with tao floors and three A NJ
mows, large wagon shed wiih II -
corn cribs attached. large buggy sEceIssskkn
and implement shed, hog house aud ali other
necessary outbuildings.
There Is a spring OF excellent water near
the dwelling house and also well OF good
water at the barn, running water IN all the
fields and Big Pipe Creek runs through one
end OF the farm.
There is also about % acres Of good TIM.
Der LAND, principally oak aud chestnut,
and plenty OF good meadow lani.
This Is a slate land farm. in good neigh
borhood. ia a high state of cultivation, near
churches, stores and school houses. The
fences are ia good condition, and Free Rural
Mail Delivery near the house.
The farm is situated near the Stone road,
about half way between Mayberry and Pleas
ant Valley, adjoining lands OF Ab>alom Leppo,
Alonzo Mans and the farm formerly known as
the Emanuel Myers farm.
Should the purchaser desire il the under
signed will leave two thousand dollars in this
farm to be secured to him by mortgage.
Terms Of Sale;-One-third cash on the day
Of sale or on the ratification thereof, one third
IN six months aud the other oue-third in
tNelye months from the day Of sale; the de-
ferred payments to be secured by the notes of
the purchaser or purchasers, with approved
security, bearing interest from the day otsaie
or the whole OF the purchase money may be
paid in cash at the option Of the purchaser.
DAVID SrONER, Mortgage.
Roberts & Grouse, Solicitors.
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Montgomery Advertiser-If you pay $45 for
a sewing machine and know that the same
article can be and is shipped to Europe and
sold for S25, how much do you admire tariff
system under which such robbery is perpe-
trated?
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w a n TED.

A bright, active young man as Manager
Of our Clothing and Furnishing Department.
Also young man OF experience in our gen
eral business Two good places are open.
Apply to JNO. MCDONALD Il CO.,
iuly23 It SykesYIlle, Md
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The undersigned will sell at public sale, at
| clock p. IN, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1904,
= tract Of IA ACRES OF LAND, on the Sui
Ivan road about three miles from Westmin.
ster adjoining the land OF Caroline Reese and
Abram Lester, and has public roads on two
sides. Terms made known on day of sale.
Al the same time will be sold , Jersey
Heifers and 25OO prime chestnut shingles.
ABBIE A. SHAFFER,
iulyo2-3t GEORGE l.. SHAFFER.
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Big Election Bet Reported.

Mas IuEN, July Dr. III Was reported to-day
,hat g representative .! Marshall. ~p4i,eE &
Co bad placed ulth a proniaeog Democrat
a aNEsr u S 90 eysa that Parker carries
This STATE. The Roosevelt esd i' IS SAID. ~ss
divided beiarea ~. Republicans.
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MARRIED.

Al the parsonage Westminster Nd July Il. 1894,
by Rev. r. Il. Miller ID. D.. John (. Schneider and
Miss Annie c. Grimes, both OF Carroll county Nd
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MO. ass EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
John Milton Reifsnider. Assignee of Mortga-
gee, vs. Edward l. King and wife, Mortga.
gurs.
Ordered, this 2Ist day of July, A. D.. 1904.
lha, the account of the Auditor filed in this
cause be finally ratified and confirmed, unless
cause TO the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the S,h day Of August. next; provideda
copy Of this order be inserted for two success.
siye weeks before the last named day in some
newspaper published in Carroll county.
DAVID p. SMELSER, Clerk.
True Copy,-Test:
July 2&-2t DAVID 7, SNEISER, Clerk.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

~
THIS . 60 give notice thai the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court Ui Car
roll c0auty. ln Maryland. letters icsismrutary
au thr Personal Estate ut
DANIEL ARMACOST,
late 81 Carroll county. deceased, All persons
hay5aE tlaiu9s aga.nsi the deceased are hereby
warned CD exhibit the same, Ni'h the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, % the ,ubscrl-
bgr. oa gy before the 238 day OF February.
1905; they m2y otherwise by lAS be excluded
from all beurr, Of said estate.
Giyca uudrr nv hand this lyih day OF
July. 1901.
WILLIAM l.. ARMACOST
iu.y25 q Executor.
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7 IST OF UNCLAIMED MATTER
IL remaining in the PoStotfice, Westmn-
ster, Md, July 16, 1904:
Baldwin, Miss Clara Waxmor, Mrs. NJ.
Gibson, Miss Adile NJ. Wheeler Miss Louisa
X. II.
Jones. Mrs Laura Yinglng, Miss A. W.
Margins, Mr. Shymster
iuly2S GEORGE f. BAUGHMAN, P. NJ.
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Henry Hildehrand, aged 20. one ofthe hes,
known farmers in York county. hung himself
10 q tree in a small woods on his farm, about
half way between Glen Rock and GIenyille.
Pa, Thursday afternoon OF last week No
particular reason can be given for his act but
10 is said he bad been acting strangely for some
time aud he was undoubtedly temporarily IN.
sane when he hung himself. He was highly
r-.nsCted.
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Festivals and Picnics.

Sandy Mount Sunday school will hold an
all day picnic in the grove adjoining the
church, Saturday, August l3. All are invited.
Mt. Pleasant NJ. E. Sunday school will hold
a picnic in grove adjoining Church, on Satur-
day, July so. Ifnot fair, on Monday, August
l. Pikesville Military Band will furnish music
Bachman's Valley Union Sunday school
will hold picnic on Saturday, September 3.
Able speakers, balloon ascension, &c.
Carroll County Reed Band will furnish music
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church, New
Windsor. will hold a lawn tete on the Church
Lawn, Friday and Saturday evenings, July %
and 80. Vocal Concert Friday evening,
Union Bridge Band Concert Saturday evening
Kridler's Union Sunday school will hold it's
annual celebration on Saturday. August 18th.
Carroll County Reed Band will furnish music
for the occasion. Speakers will be present.
Refreshments sold for benefit of school.
Deer Park Chapel Sunday school picnic
Saturday, August q.
Patapsco NJ. f. Sunday school will hold an
all day celebration on August 20 in Ourser's
grove. near Bethel Church 4 band of music
is expected, also some fine speakers.
Thomas Chapel Sunday school, at Taunery,
will hold a picnic in Mr.. Basler's grove, on
the Gorsuch road, between Westminster and
the Chapel, on Aug. Is. Music and speaking.
Messiah Lutheran Sunday school at Porters.
Nd. viii hold picnic August -. afternoon
aud night. Springfield Hospital Band and
speakers will be present.
There will be an ice cream festival at St.
james Church, near Denuiugs, Saturday
afternoon aud night, July 80.
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-. ~. Craw ford.
- ~. Craw ford. Auctiene'
DUBLIC SALE
Il OF
VALUABLE FARM!

49, y AAS99 AASs&ss
The undersigned will offer q; public sale, on
the premises, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1904,
at clock, ?. m. the farm owned 10y the late
Jeremiah Brodbeck, containing
100 ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
Is Of which is in GOOD TIMBER The im.
proyemeuis are q y story Brick
Dwelling. large bank barn with An i
two threshing floors, wagon ~ SH.4
shed, corn crib, never failing Hssa5sx4
spring of excellent water, spring house, run
ming water at barn and house, and some fruit
trees. The arabic land is in high state OF
cultivation. and there is a very tne meadow.
This farm is situate in Mannheim township,
York county, Pa, one mile from Lneboro, a
station on the Baltimore and Harrisburg Rail
road: is conyenientto churches, schools, mills,
and has daily Free Rural Mail Service. 1t is
considered one of the finest dairy farms IN that
section, aud TO any one wanting a tirst-class
home il offers superior attractions. Possession
Of the farm April l, 1905.
Terms of Sale-One- third cash on the day
of sale; one third in six months and the re
naming one.thrd in twelve months from day
of sale; the credit payments 10 be secured by
the notes of the purchaser, with approved
security, bearing interest from the day OF sale,
or all cash al the option of the purchaser. 1t
desired one-half the purchase money can
remain as a mortgage on the property. A
cash deposit of $3.50 will be required on the
day of sale. -
FLORENCE l.. VANDERFORD,
CLARA l.. CASSELL,
iuly23ts Westminster, Nd.
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) SALE
II uF
BANK STOCK.

Bv virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court
OF Carroll County. Will sell at publie sale, 10
the highest bidder, at the First National Bank
0f Westminster on
SATURDAY. AUGUST i, 1904.
At D clock. g. M. % shares Of the Capital
Stock 81 the First National Bank of Wesimin-
steer.
Terms OF Sale:-Cash
". GROVE LAWYER, Executor.
John Milton Reitsnider, Attorney.
J. Thomas RoOp, Auct. July25 81
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Board and Tuition, $l7O a Year.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This is to give nouce that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Carroll county, in Maryland, letters tesla.
mentary on the Personal Estate of
SARAH J. LEPP0,
late OF Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated TO the subscri-
Der, on or before the 9th day of February,
1905; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate
Given under my hand this 9th day of July,
1904.
MARY SEDONlA MULLINEAUX,
july9 At Executrix.
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TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
This is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court of Car
roll county, in Maryland, letters of admins
tratiou Oh the Personal Estate of
MARGUERITE TAYLOR,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. A persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouch-
ers thereof legally authenticated. to the sub
scrber, on or before the 10th day of February,
1905; they may otherwise by law be ex-
cuded from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this llth day of
July, 1904.
W. l.. RICHARDS,
juy16 1t Administrator.
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Auctieneer.
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.july16 At
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DUBLIC SALE.

True Copy,-IeSt
iuly 22-2t DAVID
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02
The snrinr shin Maist.

The salient features of the styles for
spring ia all waists, is the extreme
breadth Of shoulder; indeed, Ira many
Of the imported models this breadth
reaches half way 10 the elbow. hence
yoke effects promise 10 be prominent
part of all the dressy waists and also
Of q great number of shirt waists.
whether Of pique or of thin lawn. Long
epaulette straps. bands of let-.n lace,
folds. shirring. sleeve caps. etc. are all
pressed into service in the development
OF the new mode Plain shirt waists
are given a modish touch by an insert
eel band of lace or embroidery simulat-
in. the drop or 1880 yoke.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02
most par0lyzed.

most paralyzed. I could hardly stand
or Try feet because OF the numbness
and lack OF circulation. Had knife
been thrust into my Kidneys The pain
could not have been more intense. Ny
sleep was disturbed by visions OF dis
torted figures. The kidney secre.ions
were aunoyingly Irregular. and was
tortured with thirst and always
bloated. l used seven boxes Of Doan's
Kidney Pills. The blOating subsidized
until / weighed 100 pounds less. could
sleep like a child and was relieved OF
the pain and the irregularity OF the
kidney action. My circula ton Is good
and feel better in every way"
A free trial OF this great kidney med
icine which cured Mrs. jackson will he
mailed on application to any part OF
the United States. Address Foster
hilourn Co. Buffalo. y. Y. Fer sale
ey al druggists; price so cents per box.
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A House Colonial In Type.

A house that is modelled very closely
upon the New England type OF Colonial
architecture is pictured and described
In the April Dciineator. It's direct sim
plicity Is something out OF the ordinary
in prcsent-day house building. yet not
in the least unpieasing. The Colonial
scheme Is modified 20 certain extent
20 meet modern needs. the big living
room. occupying One-half the first floor
being a radical Improvement upon tho
best room of early times. The furnish
ings are in accordance with the period
OF architecture. contributing largely TO
the inviting atmosphere. IL is a house
that will prove suggestive TO prospect
i've homc-builders.