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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16
BIanot Noroboere.

Cen norIfe 6oriatter SboHias
g. aras taeer / Sanuar en- Enr ooer
@tlanteren for at lGie op blartoi
Sfanoinaperne melern Stem yorf oa
Gan 6raneisco.
= @ldobrpaup feireoe forIeoer
aaptein Nicoldi Glen % SuItrn
Gait Rilpaufee. De blep piet Der
9pen for 80 aor ffOen al Gait. .
). SntIetao. 9ruogommen er u
gIar ganmel % 9rloen 20. Segst
er raft og rsrig.
-Sangerinoen Nils Gqnma 2beo'
line Soc er npig iaien penot ttlba9e
til RinneapoIis fra fit Spbolo pao
Stiaebapsfpiten, hoor bum aSiiItereoe
peS 2utber COLLEGE 9anoS aoncerter,
SUN pil forbIipe / Nlinneapolis
BtItter.
-gor 9~unosmano Or. 6. s. 81.
fen / MinneappIiS, iom / en- IarrGffe
Gar pRret Broiettor peo ben me-
oicinife IfoeIing al Samline lint
p~eriitet o. / De ienere Iar ogiao
Carer / operatib airurgi. er al Uni
periitetets "Sruitcea" netop blepen
l,OnGpnt til BroiesiOr / BET nGpnte
Sag.
= Zen forbenoGrenbe Bremier'
Isitnant / ben n0rife 8laaoe, nirpG'
renbe automobiIicfretPr | Bridgeport,
Sr. Sobannes Sdiett (tioIigere &em,
len ct. I grooflpn) bIco forleben
Bridgeport gift meo RiaionGrOatter
BEDFORD 600 Iilioner). S 6sl9et
bpnGrfeSe "9or0lpiet" Sen llSmPr.
feSe norife CANCER &sren / Nerr
gorf, gioIiniitcu Gbrtitian Sdiett
(9rooer til Den IpffeIige Srubgom)
&emiferen Or. 9repien 0. Il.
- IiamontbrOlup feireoe bei
gamle oanife gGgtepar Ssrgen 6bri'
itenien OF Suitru / albert Sea SorS'
Gag ben Sbe Gop. Ge er begge loot
i 8iersIsp Sogn, S~enipsiel, og er
tit S5be Iar. @amle Gbrutenien tog
Del / Sreaarsfri8en % fan enon1
fortplle @piioser ira Sen SiS. San
% SilItruen tom til Qmerifa for 80
aar iioen. 5 a~nIeOning at bereS SG'
oerSoag bIep Der blortot 2anoSmGnr
inoiamlet en- @euseium, iom blcr
9arret ooerraft al Yaitor 3. Sips
Glen. u
| Set bprber meget iiGloent, a
.. j. .. 3. iaar "fasieret" nogcr
al Sc llSpanNrere, Ser refer meo Gel
ifabetS 9uo0e til Iep 9orf, ifrioel
"Rcupen". Get bpnote imiblerti>
poa "G. s. Sietgen"S iiNite &eiie
ioet en- SanomanS, Ole S~sr8enien
Ser par poo Reiie til SIGgtnin8e
"SSSooa", bIeo nngtet Siaabelie til a
Qua iIanS poa 8runb al SinoSipg
bonn. "G. i. Sietgen" bra9te oerto>
Rauoen mcO tilbage til &isbenbaon
bpor 8oIitict bar laSet bom inoIpggI
pou &ommnteboipitdIets Sin0Sipge
afoeling.
en- meget pelpffet Self Grifion
fSeIt feircScS / Ssnoags Iftes unoe'
Ssnuer al Rorges auipicier paC
9ornama San / minneapolis. IL
al BAN ieIo iorfattet intltf groloi
hco frcmiogt al SibIiotbefar Sal
uorS aifeIono, % SrofeSIor Sltltlt'
G. GIion ira Mabiion bclSt 6eItta
len, Ser roles / bsie Srbelo9 / De 10
faIe SIooe. Crit Sulie baooe font
ooneret en- "3isa.Rori6", iom ipil
Ie6es / aftGens SOB. Gopre o.
9sorSmpnSenes Sangforenin8er iani
Here Runrc. 3esuben frcmpiit
Soafim Irneion en- Del fortrinlig
2psbiqeoer, % ben norife ornmotiif
Screening opipsrte anben Gft al 81
lens "9rrmprSene paa SeI9cIano"
SiIifSIt bol0t gaItor ". Salt 8icrt
len en- Sale, bpori ban itbiatte Srite
labcSen al, at TorSmpnbene i gttn
neoooIis iQicn erbperOeoe Rormann
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16

Senrp @ieure, en- iine Wano,
SsSc | fit Siem / Springfield Somn.
hip iorrieQ 5reSae al Earring. Be
qraoelieu iaubt SteO Ranods ira
8aibington @rairie airfe. bpor ga.
flor aoren iorrettebe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16
Nanien ON pearY.
Ioicr ben amcrifanffe BoIarfarer for
bans cnritaaenpe SbGroisbeo.

Or. Sri0tlof gtanlert, 9torges mt
rerMSe @eianSt | Sonbou, bar. no
iaIt iig operorbeutlig n~uerfienbenoe
ON Commander Robert 9earps iibite
geSrifter | 1oIariien (mebens Yearp
ium befienSt life altib bnr puret init
iaa beniprsfulo operior norife 8olar.
forffere). Gan bar peS oenne iiSite
8eiie | betpoeIig 8rab ubpioet bort
aienSifab til en- at De melt utilgjGu'
pelige Iele al Bolar.RegioneiL San
bar beoiit, at Der | Rorb for Grants
2ano % 8rsnlano life finbes Gaub,
men ct tort Sapbaiin, b9ffet al bri'
penSe goIaris. Sans Sagttaeelier
pper Senne 4riois / 8orbinoelie meo
"Sram" . grpeoitionens llnberisgel'
Ter paa ben anSen SIDE al Boleu bill
iGtte os iItano iii meo nosenlunbe
IsiagtisbeS at beitemme Sorboloene
/ De enSmi ufieuSte Strsg n9rmeIt
Rolen.
"8i ipIoes al 9ermoring o9 8or'
uuSring. naor oi bsrer, at efter tll
en- llgeS SoiIe omboro paa "Rooie'
reIt" Srog Bearp afiteo paa en- M og
oigtis Opbageliesreiie til Rorofplten
al Grants 9ano," ifriper Ranien.
'gmerifa moa | Sdnobeo ppre ltolt
ci benne bpgtige % ibGrSise Bolor'
~irrifer. % Dor 8~orbauielle er ilto'
fommen, naar ri bsrer, at Tearp
bar beitemt iig til at 9isre ct npt 6or'
iag pda at nna ielue Goln."
Ranien omtoler tililut, at Der er
It Maaoer, bporpan ban iiffert tror,
at 9torbpoleu fan naaes. Zen enc
er peO SiGlp al SlGoer og 8oSe Gift
mobunoe. Otter bans egne % Sslt'
nant SobdnienS grfaringer 'paa De-
res enSeIsie 8aubringcr coer Sen,
efterat Sc forloo "Sram", / 6orbln'
belle meo GearpS @riaringer er Oct
aootaiort, at set er muligt at naa
YoIeu oaa oenne Waaoe. Wtcn Nall'
len ipnes at foretr9fte Den anoen
MfaoSe, uenIig at IaSe iig brine tperS
oper Yu~larboIinet / ct Sfib inNclIitttct
Il Sien liseiom "6ront". "Seno ct
sfib aiennem 9ebringSItr9Oet, lao
BET trnnge ioo Ianet Noro lonr mt
lat meaem 100 % 40 @r. pe1tll9
apuoSe, lao set oerpoa irpie ta't I
Sier, ior Serpoo oil fsre Oct
pper G~olarbaiinet laugt n~orOentor
"Sroms" Suite. On fem eller Ter
9or euer moaite fortere lib oll Oct
ioo fcmnne rS al S'en i8ien melleHl
@rsnlauS % Spitsbersen." en loa'
con- grseSition oiloe gatlte pllt fa9e
meoct Longer SiS, men iaa plloe oen
ooioo aipc aanIfe anoerleoeS anleo'
nina til piSenifabclige Sbieroattor'er
al ole sInaS, END BET er miilt9t paa
on slrSe.GrpeSitiru. @eullonS
@o[on.grpeoitiou nGpner life No'''
len uteS ct Orb.
Sro @udSport, @uine, boor sea
rps sfib "Rooiepelt" bIeo bp99et'
m~pSSeIeS. at inSen 8earp Srog aztec
iipItc 8ano. erflrreoe ban, at bulS
bon life naoeSe Gsoropolen iaar, ptI'
Be han obioIut iittert gisre ct mi
IQA-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16
SbSfalo.

, RtS. Gin 2dmm, gute cftcr Sen
for nmtrent 20 anr it0en oiopoc Got
ireo 2onml, oe0e 6re0oG Ben 9Ne 30
penrbcr hos Crit 9otbrr, ser Dor mar
3iSoenop. % bpor hun / Den 'cnere
SID bar opbuIot ii8. vi morpIcr Be
nGrmere GpIpsuin8cr. 6or 6 Inr
iioen SeSc bcnOe cucltc Qattcr Ont
ma al Earring. Sun eftcrIaOcr zig Ell
Spn oeS 2Sauu &curu, iom fol op'
boI0e Ig ! Gotota ctiteoS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16
SecDrab % Sn1eglt.
Zen lobe Npucmber 1905.
Srsnnp.

Riis Bertha Sauion 0atter al
Rr. % @rS. Ssobn Z. Sanion beraf
gucn, blcb iiSite GrSOas u8teDict til
Mr. @irit Gnberirr al 0olfnar. Brit
Ser or, booS man faISer en- mil Hint
og bra 8ige, % bcuScS manage Se1'
rcr Der gratlderer % enItcr belloc
tiunffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16

jrsielseassbOseu bar iee Tistts o. ! soe SsheIe
nreiasst o. pts at mOotass ben ion en- Saee. ipns'
bet mig, a, ies Ten TIE not ~iuIstaf's SeH for ben,
tsi Deb st ssiraets ben euasiRIeSss % cnsu.
spsryaa ben Ct uStprst mes prsstiSs erss for sSsr
Saa , beis 3artt % msS RarHs al b~eiisnSts Rans.
,aa naa man frreaa. at ben i''s bar f0as Softer
Isa Iiset xIbsiss. men ben osiaiHias ia bar iaas;.
ssn gis ies bar lat -9OitsH- CT. at DIR. aHHnsisH
tparrr besrl,H sis ,lsr arttise. uaar bet sisIssr,
ON at feH, -tscptsbspsasas- erisrs Close %
eaao. pee at uneesbsIss BEN nso ass % Hottis sar'
BON % asi<asf. Zen aariiss granite CT auSsrfiotn
ssrs spas eu Seislsr for SIassi. men ben stsfs
syeul,. lon susau sr sissa. isuss nis at prrs Jss'
IeIsssssssssu; isi ben CT en- sIrs, % easss at AaSs
, ~ Sien % ct siszseis for g'tsrisansrHt.
MARTA garIish aieiea RinA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16

Granger Ss en- Spmaifiuc? ~SalS.
oenren" CT iaa goo iom uo9eu nnScu
Sgmaitine I'll ben hobbeIte Yris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16

yea Dor ussssan Sss'sissasseesen iss ssutrs
M asr Dem sisrisIis Eat Sss tan nts st1Sea
beiais seu III entvsr sdnihs, mh 81 0A' "'
esIsui % en- gxss isr sieser' Qua
a & 0tIisth piafa. Rfna
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16

5ro @udSport, @uine, 5oor Eea'
rps sfib "Rooiepelt" bIco bp99et'
m~esSeIeS. at inSen Searp prog onteo
iipitc 8ano. ertlGreoe ban, at bulS
bon life naaeoe gtoropoIen iaor, MI
Be han obidut iittert gisre ct mt
IorisQ i 1907.
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Fosters Weather Bulletin.
WASHINGTON. d. C.. Nav 81. 1906.

WASHINGTON, d. c., May 81, 1906.
Last bulletin gave forecasts of disturbance
to cross continent to 9. warm wave to s,
cool wave to ii. Next disturbance will
reach Pacific coast about 8. cross west of
Rockies country by close of 10, great central
valleys IL to IL, Eastern States IA. Warm
wave will cross west of Rockies about 9, great
central valleys II, Eastern States 10. Cool
waves will cross west of Rockies about u.
great central valleys IA, Eastern States 10.
Storms and other intensities of June weather
features will begin to increase about 5 and
continue to gather force till this last above
described disturbance has passed Ii will
reach its greatest force east of meridian 90
June IA to Is at which time dangerous storms
may be expected.
Severe storms do not reach more than one
out of hundred localities and | do not pre-.
tend to give the exact spots where they will
be most severe. 1t is enough to give warning
of the dates about when, and approximately
the section where, they may be expected.
Temperatures will not go extremely high in
front of, or southeast of this storm center, but
they will go very low northwest and following
it. The middle OF June would be very late
for frosts but in northern mountain sections
temperatures will 90 near the frost line as this
cool wave crosses the continent June 10 to II.
Drouth will prevail In many districts east
of Rockies during this month, particularly
from 20 to so and most rain will fall from to
10. From 8 to 10 it will be cooler in the
southern than in the northern States.
Months ago stated that 1906 corn crop
would be rs per cent. less in quantity than the
1905 crop and hope friends Of my weather
work will profit by that forecast. Early in
1905 / made similar prediction about the
cotton crop and within II months the price of
cotton almost doubled.
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Union Minis Items.

MAY 25.-Weldon R. Nnsbaum and wife
spent las, Sunday with o. Fl. Brown and wife,
near New Windsor.
Irving Burgoon aud sife, Isaiah Willie, aud
wife, and Clarence Bemiller. OF Hanover,
spent last Sunday with relatives in this place.
VIM. and NormaE Earhart spent Sunday in
Hanover.
Mrs. Mary Ann Myers, who had paraly,ic
stroke Thursday of last week. is not improving
Mrs. Sarah Kooniz also had slight paralytic
stroke while sitting on her front porch on
Thursday morning.
Sylvester Matthias is visiting relatives in this
vicinity.
hurry Bankert, who spent few years IN
Colorado for the benefit Of bis health, returned
TO the home of his father, Elias Bankert, on
Wednesday evening
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IRON The rrierlss .uflxsv,-

During the progress af ihc services pa the
Reformed church a. BsrSi,jsyilic, tbs csaaty.
Sunday morning. 18Th. on Nasgh eccasr1u Ih-
pastor. Rev. JOHN &. kaiorla, @ha recently
resigned 10 accept a new charge Iu Prnnsyl-
wanna. Ess preaching has iAre~eH sermon. a
sensational Incident occurred. ~hich has btcn
widely discussed on al sides durus ih, past
week
II seems that lbe pastor bad been asked 60
resica ard promptly went 20 Peausy ivas,s
and secured 2 nr~ charge BE bad msis the
announcement that be wauiI preach be fare
sell sermen op S8uisy. t5yh. and the church
was rrnvfad. Az the close al hss Discourse
Rev kalarjA paused snd 20 clear aud raras-
ured tones. eNela meds
There . one mac ga tbs csnEreg sisna
EhH Is responsible i9g nv leaving aud that
man Is Winfield Senu keiauveg Rev.
kaloris cDuiiaHed 90 make other sessre stale
rnents, ~aen Mr.. hefauvvr, ubo s. = ur.l tsr
OF rhs choir ard also ot the clusfst1Fy, arose
from BIS place ia she eao'r AMI directed ms
remarks ~ the pastor exclaimed:
That IS shoui enough u ;ha; kia3 OF TAX.
The pasior. sadismAyed. sosvser, con
tiaued 70 tax, ~heu she organise played be
closing hyma and the Audience b~gsn leaving
the church.
Mr. hefavcr IS weil kgaua AnI prom.
ueui ei,ireu 0f Bavkiii-yiiis aud ,bs affair has
created quite seasauaa.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

Ascension Caureh-WhH S4uslay--saA u, Hofy
Catuntuuiuu. % ~ II ifafy Cozataguiau zr-3 80
faeH. ~ y Evening Prayer. : , IN. sefrscc
ami SERMON ~ chapel
Frans g. GItsoa. pa. H. Rector
Centenary NJ T. Church -sIis.iay seaaol 81 . Is
a. m- Preaching ~ 1882 .. ~ Arl l.i9 g. 40 ~
worth eaEue 80 - 8 ~
a. Il aiisr. Pastor
- Faut's Reformed ChairA. ---uusisy - t.aoT -
9S1 a. N. Divine service 81 legs} = ~
T. > slsEle. Pastor
Grace Lutheran Church.-SuBiSy school 80 a.
m. Divine ssryiee At la.si M and IA 9, IA \ g.
p H. Miller j. D. Pastor
salem Lutheran Ch4rge-Sg Bgnjamll's- sunday
Schoa3 81 . a III Preaching az 20 a.. "a, - Jlhu'-
tLsisgeT's sunday school a. 3. Preaching At
4 ". p0gy. Pastor
Carroll charge Reformed Church Beuj smiu's-
y. p. ; g.. f. Al 80 p. m service ag kaCGmAR's 81
> p m James Z. stouesitrr, Pastor
Methodist Protestant Church, Rev. l. ?. Warner,
Pastor So bhaEh Services Preaching Al ip.a1 A.
and 500 p. N. Y. 2. : e. = AZ 20 D. IN. sunday
school, 9lA a. II. MD weck Service ia tie lecture
room "Wednesday evening ~ 500 o'clock.
L. Warner Pastor.
ST. JONAS Church. gudays-Low Mas al rs
and high Nassau 10 n. m During The aeek-Hass
al a N. Joseph H. cassidy. Pastor
Reformed Church. Silver Ruu-seryico ip-S0 a.
In. every other Sunday. And Al D. m; Sunday
school At 80 \. m and ?. m Preaching every
two weeks ~ ?. N.
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A Highway To the Pacific.
From b. FhLIaaelphla Inqulrer.

Representative Pearre. Of Maryland. seem.
much Impressed with the Pennsylvania idea
OF a great stor. highway. He has introduced
into Congress bin for the construction OF
such road from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
following for the most part the old national
turnpike line so far rs it was surveyed,
We approve Of the idea, but presume it will
be difficult TO get Congress TO do all the work.
Probably better way would be to have the
task done for the most part by the States, with
the Government aiding al given rate per
mile, as in the case OF the Pacific railways
II is a difficult task for the Government to run
u turnpike, and it gave up the Job something
ike century ago after spending millions.
But the States ought TO be glad TO have the
national help IN a task that would open the
beauties of the country TO the traveller who is
not in hurry and which should prove re.
markable series of arteries of trade.
1t costs the majority of farmers more to
haul their grain to the railways than the rail
ways charge to carry it to market-that is, if
a fair valuation is put on the services of the
farmer and his team.
Wherever you find good highways, there is
the most prosperity, and it is hard to find n
very prosperous community that is permeated
only by dirt roads.
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 2, 1906.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
MedfOrd Items.

MAY 24.-Medford will be on the boom this
summer. The business of C. (. Engle l. Co.
is increasing to such an extent that they find
it necessary to build storehouse 80 by "a
feet, three stories high. with railroad switch
extended to the same. The freight house and
lumber shed will be removed.
A goose of F. H. Willet laid an egg that
weighed one pound and measured III inches
in length and ST inches in circumference.
What is the matter with the employees of
the Westminster postofhee2 A letter was
mailed at the above office aud dated April LIST,
but was not received at Medford until the 18th
of April, and had not gone through any other
Offices aud had no other post marks. Also
another letter. dated at the Westminster office
on the 18th of May. was not delivered at Med.
ford until the 18Th. There is some neglect
somewhere.
Western Union Telegraph Company is
putting new cross arms on the poles and add
ing more wires.
Double beaded freight trains are getting to
be common thing; they are running freights
now with three engines.
Ernest Myers was appointed trustee for
Medford school to take the place of Charles
Martin, deceased.
Harry Haiues, son of ex .Sheriif Ephraim
Haiues, who went to North Dakota in search
of work, has returned home. fully satisfied to
make Maryland his future home.
William Maggie and Miss Lola Ham, of
Greenmount; Edgar Nagle and Miss Mamie
Burgoou. of Manchester, and Miss Esieila
Haines, of Westminster, visited Jesse Bale
last Saturday, and at George Hoover's, Wake
field, on Sunday.
Charles Otto and family, of New Windsor,
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Ella Martin.
Rev. J. 0. Yoder and wife, of Silver Run,
and Milton Myers aud wife. of near Pleasant
Valley, spent Wednesday at F. II. Willet's.
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Quakes in Michigan.

ST. Paul, MINI, May pa special dis.
patch from Hughton, Mich, says
The most severe earth disturbance ever ex-
perienced in this region occurred at the At.
lanuc Mine today. There were more than 50
shocks. Buildings rocked violently and in
several places there are cracks in the earth
from two to six inches in width. The shocks
were distinct in Hughton and Hancock. but
did no damage.
Great alarm prevails, and miners and their
families are preparing to leave for other points
in the copper country.
The Atlantic shut down two weeks ago as a
result of these disturbances.
Indications of caving in are now nearer the
surface, as the shocks are more distinct. tits
believed locally that the Atlantic will never
be opened, as it would take "a year to clear the
shaft and drifts of fallen rock.
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ELucorv CrY. Nm. Nay "A co!oyei
e,nploye, named William baay, a. The pca
Iannsl WORKS Of the Baltimore snd Ohio Rail
road. near Dorseys Rau. uovRri aaly. was
shot aad Instantly killed iasi nigbg By com
5a3e whose nAme has noi yrg been ssccr.
tanned. The murder resulted .rara = cDu1ra
versy daTiHE game Of crap. "a which several
negroes were engaged. As Eooa A. lhc killing
Was done the Murderer disappeared and :
still =, large. l. could uol be learned from
any Of the participants 10 ihe crap game who
committed the deed.
The killing ~As done a. The camp of shoe
maker 4 Rjneasrf. aud uj,h4u a feW yards oi
where Thomas k.nehaFt sas shot 60 death b.
Al Garter. And also aesr thr place where
Joseph Bradley. colored. Killed John Red
sine. Bradley IS uoW 10 the Eiitcou City
JAIL Awaiting execution, which has besa 80,
for Jaiy by Governor WAriieid.
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display Signals on Rural Route Boxes.

Fourth Assistant Postmaster General De
Graw has sent out the following notification,
which concerns every person residing along
or being served by the rural free delivery ser
vice.
On and after July 1, 1906, patrons Of the
rural delivery service will be required TO dis
play signals on their boxes when they leave
mail in them for carriers TO collect, as, after
that date, carriers, when serving their routes,
will not be required to open and examine any
mail boxes except those to which they have
mail to deliver and those on which signals srs
displayed to indicate there is mail for carriers
to collect.
Those patrons whose boxes are not provided
with signals must attach thereto some device
which, when displayed. viii plainly show pass.
ing carriers there is mail to be collected. II
is not necessary that such device shall be
either complicated or costly; very simple
arrangement will answer the purpose.
Carriers must lower signals on boxes after
making collections, provided no mail is LETT
therein; and display the signals when they de.
post mail for patrons. unless the patrons have
made requests to the contrary.
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AlesIa Items.

MAY 24.-W. C. Whhide, of Baltimore,
spent Sunday last with Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harry
Blocher, and faeaily.
James Ehrhart, Of Baltimore, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Ehrhart and family.
The Western Maryland Railroad Co. have
completed the new telegraph office at this
place and have appointed J. Harry Biocher
operator. The company has men distributing
90-pound rails near here.
Rev. H. II. Flick, Of Manchester, preached
an Interesting sermon to large audience in
the Jr. o. Z. A. NJ. hall, this place, on Sun
day evening.
{. N Hamilton spent Monday in Baltimore.
TIE Jr o. T. A. NJ. No. lSl, Of this place,
will hold picnic on Saturday, July l4,h.
A. A. Sparks. Of Parkton. loaded in four
days on cars 20G Telegraph poles. and on
Wednesday loaded II 80 feet poles in 10 min.
utes. He has up to the above date shipped
since April l4th 10 carloads, asgregaiiug 52l
poles, and he has about 1900 more TO ship,
measuring from 80 to 75 feet.
The Free Methodists, under the leadership
of Rev. Mosedale, Of Baltimore, Md, are
making active preparations to build church
parsonage about one mile north Of this place.
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Freezing Weather in West.

81. PAUl, May 26.-Wealher observer
Williams announced to-day that the unsettled
condition o.! the weather which has prevailed
all this month 10 The Northwest will continue
\, least until Monday night.
Unsettled conditions prevail throughout the
West iaF as the Coast. be said
II MS below freezing this morning a. Devils
Lake aud Minnerosa aud il was showing Mt
Miles Cjty aud Hayre, Mont.
The temperature dropped last evening - 4.
the greatest drop recorded 90 the weather map
Yesterday il was ca and a, : O clock this
morning u Nas only 40a
During the night - Of an inch Of rain fell,
raising the total for the month to 5 -. The
river this morning showed Il stage Of 10 s, q
rlse OF ihreeteu,hs OF foot since yesterday
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OPPORTUNITY TO MAX E
~ MONEY.

Will pay at least S25 week to men or wo
man qualified to sell ReW plan Of accident
and Sickness Insurance. including Valuable
legal services, to the working people. The
only policy of its kind on the market. HUS-
Tiers CAN MAKE $40 DAILY. Address
V. R. SCHENCK Co., l4S Liberty Street, New
York City. may ll-4t*
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Our Pension System.

Here is curiosity of the pension system (:
Three women, one in New Jersey, one in
Texas and one in California, claim pensions
as widows of the same man. He himself is
living in Oregon and drawing a pension on
his own account.
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Showing in North Dakota.

MrpoE,, y. d, May 2G-Thrvr DAYS of
constant raia has besn followed BY a hard
saopsFnrm. More than two inches Of snow
has fallen
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Sunny Side liens.

NAY 24.-King d Miller are saving shingles
for Vim. Bechtel
Harvey Dutterer is having wall built for
the erection Of large new barn.
a Christian Endeavor Society has been
organized at St. Bartholomew Church
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Snow In ST louis.

ST. LoCis. May 2S-Saew fsiI here for i've
inmates this morning The temperature
dropped to az, tall Of So in the last "a
hours.
Tbs Is the eoldes, May weather ever re-
corded 20 ~. Louis
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Ice Forms In Wisconsin.

AFrlcroN, Wis, May 2s.-last night WIS
the coolest nishi 20 he spring. Half an inch
Of ice formed. Snow tell yesterday.