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principles ofDcsaaeracAa and hold them above my own Eersoral ambition aud the nbiuou ot every other aan itis Presum. ed that yoa occupy the same pa- .sitiaa. ifsa there can beno can. |tr5veasg between s. oa p,iaei- #Dles. have fought a thousand ba etfzs for =the R4Htv and-al- leaders i'd uat one against thrm haxe had d hundred 4o.a discussions Wlth tfe kepab- 3eaaS#aad not one with Demo Ierat l d1a9t know bow te #d2bta Dem8grag therefore l cannot agree te your proposi- lion Ircpeat that there can -be na issue between Us unless it he 5 personal aFat,a aud personal ambition. ia theI8mg discussion of winch the people arenot con ecrned and which could result ii no good whatever C. tbe Demo cratic party
 Oae of t.le Tennessee papers declares that Governor Taylor is right iu principle. aud adds lngubriouslv that principle is d. ways knocking ont fun.
 0a tHe other hand q press dis patch from Enoxviile says t1at
 friends of Governor Ta3lar there claim tbat his refusal to meet Che Senator Is because he does not care to help to draw crowds for GafmaeE,.. ,..the idea being that Bob Taylor always draws biz crowds. whether in or out of the campaign
 Prom one viewpoint Governor IaXlor makes q strong point. He daes not knowhow 10 fight i Democrat. hence he must de. cline to engage in joint debate with 2 Democrat. This is a fine tribute to the Democracy of Tennessee Governor Taylor.s language implies that there are no Democrats in that state .xho need to be toaght.-Gazettc
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Like Finding Money.

Finding health is like finding moncz-so think those who ma sick. When ynu haYa cnreh. eald. sore throat, oa eheat irrlss= tiop, better act promptly Iiise 45 C. Barker, of Sandy Level, Fa. He say: T had tar1bie chest trouble. caused by smoke and coal inst on my lungs; but. e ter fnaz ing no relief ia otbel#romedie~, : was cured by Dr. Kings Ne Discovery fef consumption. colts ant coughs. Greatest sale ot an3 eaa9b CT loee medicine ia the world At Bordeaux drug storee 5ae and Sl. .Qa; guaranteed FliaE bettles free.
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Ar Ton Engagea
Engaged people sbauDd ramom.

Engaged people sAauld renom. her that after marriage, many qaarreIe eaa be avoided by keep ing their djgestioos in good con dition with Electric B.ttors. $. !. Brown, of BenaetteviiIe, $ C, says. For wears my wife sutf IT cd intensely from dyspepsia, com. plieated witd a torpid#liver@ until she lost her strength and vigor. and became mcre wreck of her fofme, sell. Then sae tried EJee- trio Bittors, which helped her It once, and finally mn le her entire. ly well. Sae k now strong and healthy" R E Vance Bordeaux. druggist. sells and guarantees them. a4 ste Il bottle.
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AttackeEy aIIob

and beaten. in aiabor riot, until covered with sores, q Chicago street car eana4e.7t applied Buck len ArHea Salve, and was soon saaad aad well. T use it in my family, writes C. J Weleb. of EeaeasAa. Mich. aa4 tpd =pors feet" Simply great for cuts and burns. 0aly 22ae at Bordeaux arGl store.
The Monticellonian., 1905-09-21

One douJ5e=barrei I} aa+a5 hammer tot aHo cts barrels oh stock when -t --ad .Vas taken a@ this aaGce frJJae n -h. luy zfa.Igo5 X rev 4lr# of $5 .o@ will be pljd for its return te tlfs office.
The Monticellonian., 1905-09-21

Judge Alton E Parker late candidate Tor President an the Democratic ticket. seems to be prosperinE fairly well. ifeis re. eeivinE 2 salary of S100,0a0 per year as the attorney for the Brooklyn Rapid TfansitCampa= ny Twice the salary of the President may rhclp Judge 'ar= ker in bearing the loss ai that office
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Instantaneous Action.

was 4fmes@ d5<trates t tcrr.hieitebjua which dcfe6 atl treatment uut1I l ehtaeaed box et Hmts Cure. Thefrst arPh- eaton afforded instant and aoso- hae rclzef he one boz affected a complete cure It s simply woalorul .u Its simultaneous ac- tloa. Geo. G5ajtard
 Aarttaa. c
 For saIe=by ? Hft
 f0u-ist=ticeaf an sele daiiV te Louis 4Hd=Gdtca9a; l.aat-1 Tor fe,a8 auai aet 5tst -e. l5uIs. 4IS.&- CHica4o. @15-5
 8 l. Eiadsss.
 Agent.
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There k likely to be lluttef if political circles sooa-=l he candidates fer the various state aad district offices are trimming their sails, and getting ready for action
The Monticellonian., 1905-09-21

The 0Id Grant. Harm near St. LouiS, consisting Of 42o acres Of land. recently sold for &f13.000. It will be converted into a public park
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I5erest tsifHeY Go. \
CoEoH Cheap.

Io may wei tdink he has got fl cheap, wha after having con Gae, l constipation or iigestion is still able to perfectly restore his health. Nothj8e viil.do this 6ai Dr. ak.as New life Pills. 1 quick. pleasant and certain cure far headache. constipation. ete. 2z at Chr Drne Store, guaranteed.
The Monticellonian., 1905-09-21

Eight eases ol tellowsfevef have broken aGt at SheIbourne La, seven or eight miles south of the frkausas State line
The Monticellonian., 1905-09-21

Monticello, Ark Sept. r. o5

Monticello, Ark sept II, o5.
 Notice is hereby given tIat the annual Stock Holders Meeting of the Monticello Cotton M1Is k hereby called aa meet at the Court House Ia Monticello. Arkaesas. on Tuesday shc 26Jh day of Septem. Der Igo5, for tae purpose of elect ing seven Directors and fer the translation of any other business tbat may 'egsIIy come before slid meeting ( T Harris.
 2t. Sec,y. and Treas.
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s+ LOO ssNy ar s.-

D.T HYat. lae Druggist will se.s anu aa4-az 3a==a. stid1 Yve Av4I4 alNa Saa4=.tE.. Iur nm. -e sc of aEl.l. al MlisslaIl- b suic, If taH#f e>.acti8 s- direct ysl 6asls.#5a ,tIE 0a
 tt N aIrru Ark
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John IT. orter.
Does

The remedy tbat cured your mother and your father of chilIs twenty years agois is sure good enough to caye YoH ard your Kids at the present tma. Cheatham E ghfl .fanie dil it and will still da ii. Its guaranteed
 Tor safe bt !. f. 5atl.
The Monticellonian., 1905-09-21

Rob Rogers k one man who gives Davis .ae good aa he sends. and is always there with tine goods
The Monticellonian., 1905-09-21

One .1abta ru45s. e6oat SIX years old. roaeH#naaa branded C r ou ieft hip. weighs between z6o and 70 pounds Left my place about the I5eh.of Iaty Any in- formation leading t9 recovery of s=ad natre wiIibe paid far4
 C F. Williams.
 hereH. .A.L-HE O.. Ak.
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'. D. GOTHAM. Bus. Mgr.
THURSDAY. SEPT. 2I, 1908.
 Es ss l SSs = a

Drew County bas about s .09d people betu cen the ages of C and 2i vears
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Land is che4pia Drew county

Land IS cheap in Drew county just no0. but il will not always bc so. aud may not he SC fer any great lenell af time The great money svadeates are looking out faa investments and they are buylus na iaud> in many localities, aad some n this county. In a few wears all of the=vacaut lands UiIl be 5a their hands. 4aI the price NH be enhanced ta sash a high stage that twill Gs out of the reach Of the poor boys of this country. Ali o5 tde country bows cannol hope to make t livelihood sae trades and pro fsssious and some of them u5H have to work tIc soil This be
 ing true woald jtnat ls prefer able tog them to aNn homes of theiaasen than ta work for a laad.oWnine synaieates Ii sa. now is tte t5sue for them te make purchases Land iSeaelp. now and terms easy 3bint C. the Wise oc2Hl t1 De sufficient.
The Monticellonian., 1905-09-21

The yellow lever situation iu New Orleans k still no worse and within the next two or three weeks the country may reasona- blV hope that the disease in that city will be stamped out
The Monticellonian., 1905-09-21

The remains of aa unknown infant were recently i0und on me principal street of Star Gitvs being deyoured 5y hogs. \ Cor orer's inquest failed te eiieHt any facts as ta the identity of the child or the cause eI its death.
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 att.
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 Is hereby given that application vii he made It the ee-c5er term ef the braw aantY Gaurt Igo5. for an arderfora ae~ pubic road, , beginning af l paiat on aae Col l.as aHd I.aep public roa where the oId Drew Lumber Company $ right at WY crosses @aJne hence along said right of way t5 Gomin- to; tHeaee nortA tong the present country road b IT. R, L4nders' residence t5afe intersecung the Gut On pubic road
 sept. 5. o7 John II Porter.
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s-s9 Notice
Parties haY5ag work done at

Parties haYiag work done at my shops. in tAe fa.ue. must settle fer same every Weet.as my busi= mess is too sma3 t8 do credit 6as'u s~s and cos@ me too much 5a#.a=i.4z1 t5.II5 to ca##aat.
 Respectful.
 Ecb=a I=A Harper
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be Che name of the Loza. She was the joy of oar home; | day taat knew no night The fragrance of eur garden flower, Athin9 al life aad light
 Her Teacher.
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DOES A8f EH0& ION T0ElGBT i
 DEMOCRAT.

In Tennessee thc contest tor the United States >e4at8rsms has been gonpiica1od 1v the rc fa9al oiex vernon Robert L Taylor to accept Senator Ca= mack $ challenge to a series of joint discussions .be popular idea is that man ot Governor Tayl8fs $ persuasiveaess on the the stump should gladly vel come an opportunity ta over shadow a less gifted rival ia joint debate. Certainly t can not De said that. seasoned cam paigner and rolIieking dcbator that he is, Governor Taylor k afraid to meet Senator Carmaek on the musings. l. will be of great interest therefore to note what Governor Taylor < reasons for his action in this matter are.
 Explai7iae his position. iu an swcr to Senator Carmack' $ chai. lenae, Governor Taelor says:
 T stand upon the cardinal
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ItLtlt

ciH Saraalay evening Sept 2, 1ea5. tae ~ of leat d
 aane Hsa Ms. SE Camp aaa saae 5rem tsem l6eia bc. eed daee tse Haua-.
 Aaaae vs- born Dec z5th is9I being Wears aaa , moat0s o.a
 va7 oee4#g5tt child and -ayad a4 who knew aer. sae w4s briga, and 3t-en- live 8api 5Ew4y II lle head of her ei4ss.
 Her parents brothers and sister 4ae. ass.nates afe#Nst 1a4r bfoh- eu hearted a1t the loss Of suea | jewel but dear ones ya loss is her etcrnl gam.
 Naude was too prec aa jewel 7o 6a trusted longer ts earthly hand and H. e.ao aoeta al things well has gwen her ! setting around His great white throne to await your coming. Look up dear par enls for you b4ye ! greater clam on Heaven, and how sweet to think you can go to her some time Tor whom ths T.ora loveth, He ehastene.b, and cy out with Datld of old The Lord gNeth and the Lord taketh away blessed
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1-t r=a.1
 Il 0 i3 eit

Possibly taere ia something on eaGlh thst j~ a saraf an3 aacker eare faf cuts fnre-. aches pains and 5raisos sHaH Hunts Light nne oil. F se. ] would ise to be cited For tweueAs .sears l have beeu abahla 70 fut anything bet ter mz=eelt.'. II. II Wa 1,
 ksvv.lie, La For sale iy
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eGalDH19Il- l.
\ NEHa I0NAIDE.AA

When Secretary shaw gets 10 recommending @taritI revision The American consumer will c15p both 4uls to bi, ra- Eet for the revision w5Ilikeh haeea string toit connected with tbe enterprise. suitable 10 ahe privileged interests, 9t t..klHg 46e consumer money away From am,
 It a5il probably have the fs- sea4H lance tbe ding seals ar maximum or minimum tariif de- vice Pfepe-ea by taa IlGaajs -t4ad atsfatesm4a.the same oeiae q 6arlG schedule which -taels at laa bottom and F- .ap t5 the ap Waiie Ing consumer F. Gat w5.5a ag
 BaJ5si.=east3..-=aal I54eeGag sa acar He-1s. Shaw. Claam and others of eHe a.a guard talking
 at.sev ss l4ea4-, + NJ be even more so daring 5he 1oas sess5oa 7 Congress. when he reel Proeity aud feaittT refaem wing et t4e p#4Gss= =s4a eaatf.Aage. when the Democrats cam aiera few suE- ge~e.9a and when the= force ef President Rga-efest .s tHfsvn to one sfde # t6a asas. Something more taaa ts.4 ,s3#s heard taea Something Mi afeP-aaa l. velz#aAotg 10 bclae Dneley r-
 
 Secretary shaw and the many .old-sfy'e standPat politicians v.6o are at home neadiag their fences -aHt5 ees=5 are o5i;ee say something ar 5Jaef about18e ,as6 --re making gliags aer2 interest ugin the interim 1valeafs sos-j. ply eae ,4st af 1as= lease of lie, ma doing mae to insure the resa is55-ReH4
The Monticellonian., 1905-09-21

Gov. Davis and Attorney Gen eral Rogers are having q hot de= bate, when they meet on the stump. these days. They are running for different offices; but that is DO impeachment to their pitching into one another.
The Monticellonian., 1905-09-21
BAD HEALTH.
Worry 0yerwor6i Hasty Eating, Ex- eessH9 Use q L.qaofs, Loss of SIaaa, Neg szt 0i Nature
 Cal. These Bring oatha
 Deadly Bright's Disease.
Thousands Die oft Every Year.

K lney disease is the enemy We nave most to fear as q resal, of tae fsvarish restIcssness of modern civilization. Il is 2 treacherous enemy, working ct .ts dzz y effect under cover ol the most t..ifaa zp1a.Hs. Tae fit Hsatioa os changes iH the ezine, frequent head aches digestive troubles, should De the F prunlpt remedial measures. Prie.str Ash Bittefs ls kidnes remedy aEJ5e greatest merit, t sgazfing, hs4l:a4 and strengthening qgieste re Heeea the aching er s1re1ez always appears n advanced stages. cheehs the progr s of the d4sease and tls5ush is excellent cleansing and regulating elect ia the stomach, liver and bowels, 1t bringa back the strength l.. .-1dg glow of via aoroas h=aieh.
 ae-l-t no suessitule. Insist on having
 EuulHe l- k 's i h H1sters vita She
 Iafs ls-ze ia l.. 5a ths tFlai abel Sold fyeflmhese, Free s..oe pes eetties Brown. &e2aistan X Co., Spec
 ial Agents.
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Sold fyefYWhese, fr.ca 5..o| pe6 eea

Aece-t no suts.ituIe. Insist on having Iafr- E4z4ea 5 ii I5l 3l tifs trl:ic .a5el
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or sale lfy'
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among the artists who loaned paintings for
| the art gallery OF the Gloucester Fisher
mems Bethel fair, held last week at the
| Inn casino
wife OF the English secretary to the
Siamese ambassador, is entertaining her
mother and sister from London, England,
at the Inns
Assistant Secretary of the Navy T. II.
Newberry and family of Washington and
Secretary OF the Treasury ana Mrs c. f.
Fairchild.
w. Hayes Acklan, p. S. Hichborn, Mrs.
I. Dewitt Talmage. Miss Collier, Mrs.
George Whitfield Brown. Miss Enrol
Brown. Cuthbert Brown, Washington. are
at the Oceanside.
The dinner dance at the Manchester
Country Club on the 10th was very smart
affair. all the leading society folks from
Beverly down to Magnolia We're present.
and 1870 dancers.
Marblehead is to have visit from the
New York Yacht Club this week and the
quaint old town will be very gay.
Donald c. Mcleod of Washington is at
the New Ocean House, Swampscott.
In the vicinity of peace conference:
Hotel Wentworth. New Castle-George
Smalley. A. Maurice Low, c. Q. Laughlin,
Walter Wellman. Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. w Scott Smith OF Wash
ington at their North Rye Beach cot
tage.
The Whittier. Hampton--John c. May
nard, Washington.
Ocean View Farm. Hampton-Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Z. Norwood, Washing on.
Champernowne, kittery-Mrs John W.
Yerkes, Ms. A. r. Yerkes. Washingtet'
Miss Margaret Barr of Washington is
the guest of Miss Helen NJ. Proctor of
Gloucester, a classmate at the National
Cathedral School, Washington
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SEA GIRT, N. j.



SEA GIRT. N j., August 10. 1908.
Society folks from the resorts along The
shore have been noticed at the local hotels
along with prominent state and national
officials and politicians of note from many
states, all day, for this evening the gov
ernor's ball will be given at the club house
of the New Jersey Rife Association Upon
the rife ranges here. The attendance
promises the most brilliant social function
OF the summer.
The ball is only the forerunner of several
social events of interest which will be
given during the tournament, which begins
next Thursday and lasts until Saturday.
September .. This rife shoot is TO be much
the largest ever held in America Ii in
cludes the national matches under the I'M
mediate direction of the War Department.
the matches of the National Rfis Associa
ton and the matches of the New jersey
Rife Association. Particular interest is at
tached to the national matches, for thirty
nine teams have already entered and when
the matches were held last year at Fort
Riley there were but nineteen entries. The
teams and clubs represent the army and
navy, the Military Academy al West Point
and Naval Academy at Anna polls and thir-
ty-three states. All the teams will proba-
bly, compete in the match for the Dryden
trophy. which is in charge of the New Jer-
sey State Rife Association.
Gen. w. P. Hall. u. S A. member OF
the national board for promotion OF rifle
practice, will be the executive officer of the
meeting. Capt Rhodes of the general staff
is TO be the post adjutant. and the secre-
tary of the National Rife Association.
Lieut.. Albert S. Jones. will act. with two
army officers, as statistical officer.
Registered at the Parker House from
Washington is William r. Deering, who
will spend two weeks here.
The fremont is entertaining from the cap
ital city Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin r Thomas
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. K. Young and
Miss Young.
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EAST GLOUCESTER, MASS.
Special Correspondence Of The Star
EAST GLOUCESTER Mass

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
EAST GLOUCESTER. Mass,
August II, 1905.
IT'S rd-breaking season at Glouces-
ter, and for East Gloucester especially. and
for August there is a multiplicity OF social
events to make each day memorable one.
The L. S. s. Chattanooga Is now in the
harbor and excursions to the ship are
popular.
Monday the East Gloucester colonists
held a field day, with mounted sports, at
the Bass Rocks beach in the morning,
water sports at the Colonial Arms Hotel In
the afternoon, and athletic sports in the
Hawthorne Inn Casino in the evening.
The young people of the inn are now re-
hearsng for the annual vaudeville. several
young ladies and gentlemen and children
residents of Washington. having parts,
namely. Gen. Reid, who will be in the Glib
funny turn; Miss Mona W. Gill, an oriental
dance; little Margaret Britton a solo
dance. Miss Wylna Blanche Hudson of
Boston is directing the show.
Washington arrivals at Hawthorne Inn
Miss L. l.. Hackall, Francis L. Smoot, Miss
N. c. Mcfarland, Mrs. Rotterdam Buchan-
an. Robert ]. Fisher. Mrs. A. C. Hine,
Miss Alice Hyatt, J. +. J. Archibald, Mr.
and Mr.! Mrs. "; A: Hatch and son. Mrs. F. II.
Smoot. Miss Julia Smoot. Mr. and Mrs.
Denton Morford. Miss Alice Morford, Mrs.
Richard E. Pairo, Miss Mona w. Gill. Viz
ginia Schaefer.
Ex-Ambassador to Germany Andrew d.
White. wife and daughter of ithaca, N. T..
are at the Hotel Moorland
Hotel Thorwald, Bass Rocks-A. s. and
p. l.. Watson, Mrs. j. c. Pennie and son,
Washington.
Mailman House-Mrs. e. r. Wilson.
Alice L. Ramsburg, Washington
Harbor View-Miss E. W. Washington,
Mrs. Eugene c. Brown, Misses Nellie ID.
Brown, Nellie M. Shields Washington
Merrill Hall-Mr. and Mrs. j. Sherman
Washington.
Miss Emma j. Nourse of Washington was
hostess of recent Welsh rarebit party at
the Mailman House. covers being laid for
fifteen. Miss Nourse was also the hostess
of recent sailing party.
Mrs g. C. Reid and Mrs. A. A. Acker-
man have been recent Washington
hostesses. the former entertaining twenty
friends.
Mr.. Everett Warner of Washington was
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fenced him to be reprimanded. Gen. Wade
the reviewing authority, approved the SEN
tenpe and IN donp salt.

fenced him to be reprimanded. Gen. Wade
the reviewing authority, approved the sen
tence. and in so doing said:
THE reviewing authority regrets being
Obliged to note the bad showing made by
the accused In discipline and the proper un-
Outstanding of orders: also an inexcusable
careiessness in the handling of official mail
received and sent by him. 1t is hoped that
this trial will impress upon him the inn
mediate necessity for Improvement In re-
gard to the matter referred TO-"
Punishment Of Lieut. Bunker.
Second Lieut.. Leroy c. Bunker Artillery
Corps, was recently convicted by court
martial convened at Fort Banks, Mass, OF
the charge of being absent without leave
and sentenced to be confined to the limits
of the post where his company may be
serving for four months and to forfeit SO
per month during that period Gen. Grant.
commanding the Department of the East,
approved the sentence of the court, but in
doing so took occasion to say thar in his
opinion the sentence is very lenient
Training Sons of Soldiers.
Col George Leroy Brown, Goth Infantry,
commanding the post at Fort Sam Houston,
Texas has presented a proposition to the
War Department looking to the establish
ment of a training school for the sons of
soldiers similar in character to those now
established in England. where boys are
given educa ton and those who desire
it are trained to follow in their father S
footsteps The scheme contemplates fur
nish!ng the boys with quarters. ratlons and
clothing and moderate allowance each
month, the discipline not to BE- too strict
and the school 10 be directly under gov
eminent supervision. 1t is said that an
benefit 10 the parents as well as to the
boys.
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SPRING LAKE, N. J.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence OF Inc star.
SPRING LAKE, N. j., August 10, 1905.
With the annual Spring Lake carnival just
a week away the local authorities are be-
ginning to make preparations for the event
In earnest. The parade will be headed by
several of the handsomest coaching fours
along the coast and the very finest horse
flesh which comes to this section Of the
state in summer will follow. The parade
will pass through all the principal streets
of the resort, and will be judged by COM
mittee. which will take its stand near the
New Monmouth Hotel In the evening a
splendid display on fireworks will be set off
on the lake opposite the Monmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Eaton of Washington
are late arrivals at the Hotel Ruskin From
Baltimore at this hotel is s. B. Somehow
At the Monmouth from Washington are
David B. Dones and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
d. Toomes Baltimore patrons of the same
hotel are Mrs. Dwight F. Mallor and e.
L. Bartlett.
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ARUNDEL-oN-THE-BAY, MD.
Special Correspondence OF The Sta.
ARUNDEL-ON-TH Md

Special Correspondents OF The Star.
NDEL-ON-THE-BAY, Nd.
August II, 1906
Mrs. George B. Heinecke of Brightwood
D. c.. IS spending two weeks with Mrs c. T.
Heinecke at the Cedars.
Miss Shea is entertaining her cousin, Miss
Murphy of New York.
Miss Manson is the guest of Miss e. H.
Gelston.
Mr.. Carl Du Bots, Mr.. John Shea, Mr.. Ray
Wright and MFR. Percy Lange returned Mon
day from cruise to Chesapeake Beach In
Mr.. Shea's boat, the Island Bud
Mrs. Gibney and children and Mr. John
Mcintyre and children are guests of Mr.. +.
p. Mcintyre
Miss Frances Shaw spent several days
this week with the Misses Smith.
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Anxiety for Aged Painter.

LA ROCHELLE. France. August 19.-The
painter Adolphe William Bouguereau, is in
an alarming condition as the result of a
shock to his nervous system owing to re-
cent burglary at his residence in Paris.
Great anxiety is caused, owing to his age,
eighty years. NJ. Bougereau is member of
the institute and president of the Society
of French artists.
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RefrigeratOrS Cheap.

You are wise IL YOU have waited TIL
now to buy a Refrigerator. for you can
get the best bargains of the year, but
if you wait any longer We are liable 10
be out of the size you want, for our
stock is dwindling rapidly since We
reduced prices so extensively.