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enlrely the forms Complaints
Inflammation of
Change of Life. f' - - -
has cured more cases Backaehe than
irregular Painful Menstruati Weakness the
Boanng Flooding
laVlgorates the female
quickly
obe-lef
sleeplessnes
These
which
Backach OF either
refuse
everywhere Refuse
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The @. $. Dert. os Agriculture
gives to Salzer's Oats its heartiest on
oorsement. Salzer's New National Os1.
yielded N 1904 from l5O to 800 bu. ne, ne,
acre IN 80 different States, and YOU. Nr
armer, can beat this in 1905, Il YOU viii
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The AVERAGE depth Of the Atlantic is
about 10000 feet.
The St. Mary banner., 1905-03-11
To Cure a Cole

! switzerland's income from tourists Is
said to be about s25, 100000.
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ADple and Apointed

The Chinese Government is formulatin- =
scheme of state lotteries.
The St. Mary banner., 1905-03-11

Many Of the smaller German universi-
ties now admit women.
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To Cure a Cold in One Day
lake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money if it fails to cure.
E. w. Groves signature is on bog. Csc.
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7 spares no class or nationality. The
J. cultured and the ignorant, the aristo-
crat and the pauper, the masses and the
classes are alike subject to la grippe. None
are exempt--au are liable.
Grip.is well named. The original French
term, Ia grippe, has been shortened by the
busy American to read grip"
without intending to do so, a new word
has been coined that exactly describes the
case. As If some hideous giant with awful
Men, women, children, whole towns and
cities are caught in the baneful grip of
terrible monster.
Have you the grip? Or, rather, has the
grip got you! If SO, read the following
letters.
These testimonials speak for themselves
~ to the efficacy Of Peruna in cases of Ia
grippe or its after-effects:
The St. Mary banner., 1905-03-11

The mos! ccst'y leather in tae world is
knoTE as piano leather.
The St. Mary banner., 1905-03-11

The Japanese have number Of Gus
toms which are jewels, and it is too
bad that they cannot be adopted i'll the
Western world. One of the best is the
manner in which one hostess gets rid
Of an unwelcome guest. She does not
hint that the time is about up for his
stay OF that she is going visiting soon
but sets to work preparing dainty
luncheon which she packs in 4 little
box. ties up with ribbon and paper
and hands to the guest some morning
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1t costs sl.25 to telephone from Berlin
to Paris.
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CISFIGURING ULCER

Pronounced IncurabIc-Face Now Clear
rs Eye--Thanks God For Cuticura.
Mrs. 2. Hackett, of 400 Van Buren, st.
brooklyn, n. y, says: Il wish to civ.
thanks for the marvellous cure of my moth
er by Cuticura. She had a severe ulcer
which physicians had pronounced incur.
able. 1t was a terrible disagreement, and
people would stand in amazernent and lool;
after her. After there was no hope from
doctors she began using Cuticura Scap.
Ointment and Pills, and now, thank God,
she ID completely cured, and her face is as
smooth and clear as ever"
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The great bulk Of the supply of ivory
boarded by native chiefs in Africa
and shrewdly dealt out by them te
traders in such a manner as not tt
glut the market, come-so say Londor
dealcrs-from elephant cemeteries
places to which elephants are said te
resort when about to die. These spot:
are met with occasionally in the jungle
and they bear evidence Of having beer
frequented by moribund elephants fol
centuries. Not more than fifteen pe;
cent. of the ivory now obtained il
Africa comes from animals killed by
hunters.
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George LII. was wondering how the
lpple got into the dumpling.
Because the policeman OH our beat
prefers it that way" explained Queen
Charlotte.
From that moment the Kings mind
began TO totter-New York Sun.
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Guaranteed Cure For Piles.
Itching. Blind. Rleedin9 or Protruding
Piles. Druggists Will refund money if Pa7o
Ointment fails to cure in 6 TO IL days Soc
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The latest noveAy in stationery is postal
cards made from neat
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No Notion of Real Trouble,

II bet | get into more trouble than
any man in this State" volunteered.
the young fellow. Nothing in tic
trouble line oyeriooks ne. WHY, TC
be afraid to marry
What. Amt you marIied:" ejac,l-
lated the elderly party. Boy. you
don't know what trouble is.'-Lou!s-
vile Courier. Journal
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A Southern Judge Cured.

Judge Horatio j. Goss, Hartwell, Ca,
writes:
Some i've or ax years ago / had a very
severe spell OF grip which left me with sys-
temic catarrh
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Prisoner. II the facts warranted
q. said the Judge 70 the nalliinaaire
" ho had been arrested Tor So hing
IN his auto. 4 would srnd fou 70
prison. bat You would not eate for
that You would fit up YueF cell
with Turkish russ. oli paintntar.
we'll stocked sidshoard. a luAiSiant
roueh and q bed 9Th a tz84 aiat-
tfeas The whrden would allow you
10 SPEND your Tins outside tht pria-
on. and you would be provldeh Nith
a telephone 80 you could eaHpfaini-
cate with the outaite world. D. you
wished thn warden Wuald aIlak your
family % i've ia the ecu wish you
Ne. prisoner. imprlsnoment D not
Punishment o. you But you'd efa a
millionaire. and II wiii breaA your
heart be separated frufa pour
money ~ VII ffua you-fiae you
tbs costa
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ashamed and did not answer
Well what else Il theref Ia
there aaEht sieaef~ I demanded.
They found the body with a
sword stuck in II. be atammered
Well. whaf Of that cried with
much Impotence.
IL waa your sword. my loFd-tho
ous with the ruby hilt and your
name engraved on the blade %
biurted out Richards
"Llarl- I thundered. 'lmpoaai-
ble!"
Bat even as spoke a lighi broke
In on me I had left that very Sword
I'm the princes room the night Of
the princes rOut ! was shocked
and dismayed beyond words. and
hardly attended 70 the lads prutea-
tations az 10 the truth OF his aaaar-
ton. Could Il be. asked myself Ia
whirl Of horror, that Mra. Cum
minEs had conniYcd At this crime
In order 20 aveuge herself for the
slight I had put upon herr No! the
idea was too Wild and fancifull
Someone. however. must have OBJ
tanned my sword from her. for two
such blades Gid not exist. and that
person. whoever be or she might be.
had. without doubt committed the
crime and arranged all things 20
that the guilt should appear 10 Tic
at my door.
where was the where
was peYenac's body discovered" l
asked suddenly.
In the porch OF this house" an
swered Richards. With 4 ahudder.
by God. the genius OF the plAni
With what dlaholical cunning the
true criminal had arranged matters
so that only I should be suspected.
What more natural. Indeed. than
that ! should be accredited as the
assassin OF my brother7 It was
widely known that we had long
been IN open enmity. Ills body had
been found lying before my door.
my sword transfixed IA hts heart.
aud on that very night I had diHap-
poarod from England One hope
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butt end OF John Masters pistol.
and her fair forehead waa dlafiEur-
ed with an ugly. iiyid bruiae The
sight made me wish the Cuckoo
master could return % llfe. 20 that
| might break his neck again. II
was long before / could bring her 10
so long Indeed that came 90
think her gone. and wepi and ours
cd in n manner I take shame 20
think Of now. When her eyes open
cd | must needs greet again In very
Joy. and she wept too. SO that for a
long while we were a pair Of chill
dren with nausht but giadneaa and
love between us.
/ think II was the sudden strange
" gliding motion Of tho Cuckoo
which gave Us our senses back. In
deed We seemed 20 be IN almost
smooth water. so easy the vessel
rode a glance gave me tho riddle
solved We had rounded the head
land and now wero entering a pref
~ and well-sheltorod little bay.
The rain still poured In torrents.
but the waves we're nothing com
pared with those we had battled
with In the open sea. An hour later
wo dropped anchor a half mile from
the shore. where nestled a scattered
fishing village all built OF white
stone. had not the least notion
where We lay. but the sailors pres
entity enlightened me. Twas the
7 bay Of --- on the coast OF Essex.
and the village we could see was
the town 81 ---. The sailors seem
cd extremely surprised 70 find us al
large. but I coolly Informed them
that John Masters had liberated us.
and demanded 10 sec him.
They replied that he had been
washed overheard and drowned be-
yond the headland; aud at this ar
focted great discomfort. saw
/ plainly that tho master Of the Cue
kOo had not taken his crew into his
confidence, wishing. no doubt
greedy rogue. 10 secure tho reward
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nv AMBROSE PRATT.
Ger yrlahs By tire n. y. Fsnna comps sy'

for my capture all 10 himself Not
one uf theia guessed ~ my identity.
and doubt n they hkd even heard
Of my brothers murder, They told
mo that they were far from their
intended destination. which Il
SEEMED vas the port % Dover. and
they offered. a. s0on az the storm
should have nbated. 10 put cut
again 10 sea and take as there
This. however. did not suit me.
for ! nhrewdly suspected that John
Masters had arranged a reception
for mo az Dover which would be too
warm for my liking After a few
minutes conversation with Ciarlsse.
10 whom | told all. We agreed that
the best course % pursue would be
the boldeat To land without delay.
proceed a. quickly az possible 70
London. aud there arrived. tell the
whole story 70 the earl OF Chatham.
The idea that I should be in any
serious danger IN connection with
ny brothers murder never grave
~ contemplated. Il was too absurd
a thought to entertain. Why. had
not set eyes on Devenac twice IN the
past no years. and the last occasion
on which we had forcgathared was
nos four years old.
We arrived az my old rooms
about midnight next evening Rich
ards did not recognise me At fire.,
By reason Of the bandages Ehich
still covered my face. and which
had deemed prudent TO retain. But
later he overwhelmed mo with the
delight OF his welcome: he actually
kissed my hand In an excess ~ Joy.
and did not reprove him. foF the
rascal was. | believe. sincerely at
taehed TO me. drew him presently
70 the second chamber IN order 10
give Clarlsae an opportunity Of be-
coming a woman again. o.
What IS this bu$hea about De
venac7"
His face became instantly cloudsd
and grave.
"What my lord. you have not
heard7" he gnsped.
Il have heard be was murdered
aud that am accused OF hia death.
Why. a reward e. even offered
quite large sum-for my arrest. 4
chance for YOU, Richards"
Tho lad looked az mo Indignantly
You think me such a dog. he cried
holly.
No. no. lad, ! but Tested. But
tell me everything. When was Dew
enac killed."
The very night you left. my
lord"
eWhewi' ! whiatlod, dismayed.
and 30 because I was not TO be
found they suspected me IL that
IT,"
Richards hung hls head as II
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Clean Advertising

Clean heart and clean hands make a clean man
similarly
paper
what hands man.
and clean advertising columns a
for thoughts and Of
and advertisements bear
papers
Essentially has greater both
newspaper
Yields influence Infinitely broader field sadsayor
Mere during his brief
reds OF his fellow beings everyday newspaper
to the homes Of thousands The steadily
cepby thought action entsrtaiu and eduate and
rarther creates atmosphere The
thaa other Swallowed glow.
Is Il essential then that every
Newspaper len at hs doorstep morning evening clean.
wholesome and upiifnE9
HIS family reads he does between the companions HIS children
soeiste street,
Fortunately represented maIn By high type
OF newspapers from moral standPontpanry IN reference to
advertising
aeoep, Oneae of advertising ina, /. not alb
solutey clean This has realized that advertising
pernious In is influence than reading ques
uonabIe
following reason The Star ia home paper and
s Of the home
verisinE columns
Women are the great buyers and II Is the women Of IN. fav
who eagerly the advertising columns OF family paper
their through advertising columns
rarely does line them While other
glance at the ads he has the time bat he does
OF reading them. the feminine members family
l. II not important then advertising columns Of
newspaper be especially disgusting
and nauseaing advertising matter OF
fraud
There Il only one paper In Seattle which has the tsmcy
suit its readers day after day with narng fifth
We recall recent Sunday Issue Of this
oEau-Whh contained than three solid
moral and revolving advertising appear print
Indeed was 50 lthy that had tho attention
authorities been called to these advertisements Newspaper
never have been allowed TO 90 through the mails
The only reason why the Hearst
does carry this class Of Advertising It's naaIats
The few extra dollars Of aeuing
parade he moral tarptude
mens forced high privilege OF poutng
and formative minds.
The public should be cautioned allowing damnabs
The Star believes It's appreciate no such
demoralizng obsceny IN its
The fact that nearly
which visited BresFton Monday favoraby impressed
with the natural fitness OF that navy yard
ought deal navy yard appro-
Dratons considered at the session congress-
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the State Of Washington. In and
for the County OF King.
In the Matter Of the Reoolvership
OF The Evans Manufacturing Com
pany. No. A7307.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed and
has duly qualified as receiver OF the
above named corporation. and that
on the slst day OF May. 1905. an or
der was made by The Court and duly
entered, requiring all persons in
dobted TO said corporation 70 pay
the same TO the undersigned. and all
persons having claims against said
corporation 10 present the same
duly verified. within ninety days
from the entry Of said order. 10 the
undersigned. at his office No. Ga
New York Block. Seattle. or To
Rossman and johnson. his Attor-
ueys, or be forever barred from the
collection OF their claims.
w. A. DOHERTY. Receiver.
Rossman and Johnson. Attorneys
for the Receiver. 400 Pacific
Block. Seattle.
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only had left.
A. what time vas the body dis
covered r. I cried sharply.
At midnight By the watch" an
aWsred Richards
Al. ! breaihed again. FOR ! knew
that I could prove an ailbl had
been AL the afternoon and evening
q that day az Greenwich. And yet
even that CLEAN Of light faded with
reflection. Tor ! remembered my oc-
cupation remembered that ! had
apeut al that day and night alone
on the wharf with ClaFIsae.
To prove my Innocence | would
have 20 depend on my sweetheart.
and her evidence. even u believed
fand ! Ehuddercd - think that u
moat probably would BE- dlscredlt-
ed would hlAekeu her fair name
No. ! say cisarly I could not depend
on q reed - sender Truly my life
was hanging on a thread All the
more need for instant action. de-
termined 70 see PITT At Once-at any
price-nt all hazards
Bat first ! must arrange 4 refuge
for ClariMse. She could not stay
with me a moment longer than VAS
necessary. My thoughts flew 90 the
duchess Of Powers
Thruwing myself Lefora \ table
hurriedly aerawied 4 note
sRichardsi" I cried. Il wish you
% escort mademoiseile--"
'sMademalHelisl gaHped Richards
Yes. the young lady Ia the next
room"
LADY, gaspcd the lad. half daE-
ed
smiled grimly, remembering
that he had seen my companion en-
ter "a a boy.
Yes. It il lady" 7 repeated
"she was compelled to don male at
tire In order 20 escape from
Franco
"France' interrupted Richards,
again.
See here. my lad" said aternlY.
there is no time for explanations,
Just obey my wishes without qucs-
tion. You must escort Mademol-
selle d'Arras az once 10 the house Of
the duchess Of Powers"
Richards threw up hts hands in
horror.
what" he cried. "You have no,
heardf'
regarded him severely. Heard
what, you fnolf" I demanded.
The Duchess OF Powers died OF
poison two days after you left. my
lord. muttered Richards IN a weep
ing voice, Before she died she sent
a letter privately to my hand to
Keep and give you.
My Cod muttered. feeling the
whole world swinging round my
aching head.
ITO he Fonflnucd
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fmalnoa men have been completing,
little money has exchanged hands.
and social happenings have not
helped 10 enllvGa matters. II has
been a miserable week TO ahtnin To-
cal nowH. and the editor OF the sun
has been wrestling with an agHra :
waited case % spring fevur, which
has made lsisn na cross as bear
aud 30 enerTatod that he hasn't felt
like constructing a thres-ime Item.
niehneld. Utah sun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07
Shirt WaIst Wash
Suits

LOWER PRICED THAN ELSE
WHERE.
T.aaies SHIRT Waist Quits mnda
Of fancy printed oxford cloth.
waist finished In box uinita
front and back. skirt has one
inch plaIts al each seam. nicely
tailored throughout 5000 vai-
ue, selling 80 .sss.ts..s $500
ladies' oxford shirt Waist Suits.
IN pretty reaada green and soft
gray oalor. front, collar ana
cuffs nined with white.
Handsomely finished through
out. tG.b0 value. selling at
sss.t..s.s.ss.ts. #A'Oo
Ladies' Champagne Efedia Linen
shirt Waist suits, front of
waist finished la fine plaita ana
lace Medallion. blue pepmon on
front. collar ana cuffs. buttons
70 match. tA00 value. selling
AZ ...ssss.s.s.ssssss Fosfo
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.sYou'rc setting g b. a good iigtia
hoy Teu don't cry any moro like
yuu used Ia when wash your face. =
You bet don't. amniir. Me an
another felelr h tralnin' far IN Jap
Hneaa army
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07

a couple Of big scows and from one
OF the buoys IN the hnrbor set off
some nice fireworks IN the even
ing
Certainly We all could see ana
enjoy II. and then there would be
no danger Let's 'whoop 'er up and
call for subscriptions and get the
city 20 help.
ED. STEWART"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07
New Shirt Waist
Suit Fabrics

81 iHah wilde spun ailk, viii not
clip or pull IA the weave. wash
equal 90 fine cotton fabric.
comes IN brown, navy cham-
paans. green. white and bleeki
special az. per yard .... al 20
New Mohaif checks new green
aud brown. brown ana red aS4
green combinations. most de-
nlfabio ahirtw hiat suit HuitinE.
special priced nc .s....... 600
New Mohnir Molnugea in rich
new reneda greens and butter
nut brown. handsome fof suits
aud waists. zoe value, special
stsssss sstts..tssssstss 0oo
New Bradford iifitliantine Ia
greens. ruda brown. blue,
champagne and Blacks special
az stssstrssstts.ss sttt..s QUO
New All Wool uatlafa suislnRa.
IN cream brown. tan and red.
ore % the most popular Of all
lightweight fabrics. 7bo value.
special .ts#sstt..ts ssss.,.s plo
gg inch Wide. half wool Poplar
Cloth. most popular low priced
dress fabfis made ..s..... zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07
EDITORIALS BY STAR READERS


(This column Ia for tho exclusive
use OF our readers. Write the edi-
tor about any timely or interesting
subject Articles must not exceed
$50 words IN leugthl
Editor The STAR Seattle has
not had a Fourth Of July celebration
for several years Does The Star
think aa I do-that we ought 10 hire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07

n we're Andrew Carnrsle II be
afraid my relatives would tfy 20
break my viii.
-whYf'
wen. IA fear they'd try 20 hreak
ms viii BY proving ] VAS Or un-
sound mind. You knew carneaie
thinks Il ID a disgrace 20 aie rich
Yes. but n he doesn't die rich
there won't be any danser OF a eon-
test
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07

IL san the ands
but not saw
me. I knew they
thought n an &C
cident. that the
captain had
slipped and fall
en- and 80 lost hlz
life IL VIA best
90
returned TO
tho cabin and
Ciarlsaa She had
been stunned BY
a blow from the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07

ColfaN lowe. II planning a sane
Fourth % July. Tbia AZ least calls
q the fact that there = a
Calfax. LaNa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07

DULL WEEK ~ RfcHFIELn
ThIa has heeu one II the very
aulleat weeks In Richfleid that the
editor ~ the sun has yet uased
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07

Johnny Roeieefoller. tr. says his
papa needs no defense. And II he
does he's got the money 60 buy one.
b guah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07

pERsoNAfs-aeutleman In tour
ng car who smiled when runnius
over cid lady last evening e re-
qucated Co send HIS address 60 Unit
"a states army recruiting officer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07

WANTED Experts who planned
dufcat 81 Japanese army. Tor service
against standard OF company ia
kansas.
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4 a = =
TIA STARS PLATFORM.
best news first
All nsVs that's ft 70 prl
news without tear favor
Honesty In official and private Hta
Munieipa eVSusrship Of pub he utitsa
Business district fer saeis business sntsrprss
aroas earnings taS public service Uanehise@
Al ste-dats public sehoo sYssrn
Equst rights fer ALT special privileges fer
Rigid snforessent % Just and repeal 81 unust lava
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A woRp IRON JOSH WISE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07

The fact that nearly member Of the party
which visited Brernsron Monday impressed
with the natural fitness Of that navy yard
ought to great deal
piaious considered at the congress-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07

some feilcra git
lonesome flght Ia tn
middle Nv a city, an
s,hsra tina plenty Nv
company IN a wilder
mesa
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-08-05
New Advertisements.

Oar Annual Cent Sale OF the Very Best
Wash Goods Made--The Miller Bros. Co. 5
Popular Cash Stores, Westminster
Administrators Sale of Valuable Real Es-
iate--D. n. Henning, f. Neal Parke and
Charles +. Fink. Administrators.
This Weeks Rargains-Six Big Specials at
lot. W. Mather & Sons, Westminster and
Manchester.
Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate
Ephraim Williams aud David B. Byers, Exc
cutorS.
Trustees Sale OF a Desirable Little Farm
Lewis ID. and Noah c. Wantz, Truseee.
Farmer Wanted-Johu f. Vogt, 5I2 W.
Lexington street, Baltimore, Md.
August Specials at Such Low Prices--Shar
rer & Gorsuch, Westminster.
Public Sale Of Valuable Real Estate-Geo.
II. Birnie, Administrator.
Special Saturday. Ausust 5--Keefer u
Sullivan, Westminster.
Exeeutrix's Sale ola Valuable Farm--Alice
c. Brown, Executrix
5000 Telegraphers Needed-The Morse
School of Telegraph.
Horses and Mules Wanted-F. P Goodwin,
ReisterStown. Md.
Notice to Taxpayers-Francis l.. Ham,
County Treasurer.
Fertilizers-Wade II. ID, Warfeld Il Co.,
Sykesvllle, Nd.
August Clearance Sale-Wm. C.. Devilbiss,
Westminster.
Proclamatiou-Edw Warfeld Governor
Of Maryland.
Don't Forget--Mtchelrs Art Gallery, West
minister.
Public Sale-H Lew Giles. Reisterstown,
Nd.
For Sale-S. B. Stocksdale, Fnksburg, Nd.
List of Unclaimed Matter in the Postofhce.
Horses-H. A. Smith, Hanover, Pa.
Legal Notices.