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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-03
roo ola for Youno comranIans.

Seward Dill. late OF Phillips, Me.
nearly ninety-four years of age. went
10 Minnesota alone Some of his old
friends demonstrated With him al
the great risk of travelling alone so
long a distance. He replied: Il am
too old to be bothered with any young
man in long journey.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-03

Having penetrated hundred
miles into Thibet. an Australian pros
pector has had to return. owing to the
refusal Of the natives to supply him
with food. He reports that there is
much copper in the land but very
little gold
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-03
japanese "cornerstones..

Doing everything by contraries, as
usual, the japanese. instead of bury
ing under a foundation stone the
uames of the persons connected with
The building of a temple. inscribe
them on a tablet which Is conspicu.
ously placed on the roof.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-03
wADswoRTH IS SPEAKER.

Albany. y Y, Jan 2.-(Bulletin.l-
WadswOrth was nominated for speak
er on the first ballot. The vote
wadsworth. rs; Merritt, Il; Nayn-
right, Is.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-03

ever, has not as yet indicated to Gov.
Higg'ne his desire to retire from the
eenate. and It is therefore probable
that Senator Bracket will introduce
the resolution requesting him to re-
sign
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-03
hnu Rsar Escapes from Trap.

When caught by a paw IN the Jaws
Of a trap a bear will drag the 'heavy
apparatus and its cioz until the latter
is caught in the brush or trefs, ane
then. If the paw is not in too far, viii
onen pull out or chew OF he cap
aTe member.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-03
o-BRIEN TO MEET RUHLIN.

New York. Jan. Jack O'Brien
and Gus Rubin we're matched in this
city tonight for a twenty-r0und ifht
on March 1st near Philadelphia
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-03
PICK ON PAYNTER
To Succeed Blackburn as United
States Ssnator From Ken
tueky.

Frankfort KY. January Judge
Thomas II. Paynter vas nominated
for United States senator from Ken
tucky 10 succeed J. c. 5. Blackburn,
in a joint caucus Of democrats tonight.
The nomination is equivalent TO the
election as the Democrats control
both houses Of the legislature.
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BODY OF UNKNOWN MAN

Pcnesteel. s d. January 2.-Ths
body Of an unknown man supposed 10
ne Peter Kaden, formerly Of Hoskins
Neb-. was found today In a well on
reservation. Foul play is sus-
pected.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-03
Eorx e.orre Ade.

George Ade says be has no use fof
natrimcny. But perhaps this is mere
Is INTENDED as a challenge for the girl
70 get busy. George is foxy.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-03

The Bulletins subscribers have
money to buy With
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-04

of the hour every departments the Shoe Department where the famous HAMILTON BROWN Shoes sale; in Goods Department where the newest fabrics be
 Millinery where the latest creations dis pIayed the Clothing and Mems Furnishing Goods Depart= ment where everything man should wear is shoWn m the Hardware and Furniture Stores where bed everything to furnish the house from pantry to in mammoth establishment the Pru= clipped the usual profit from the ordinary sel= Bad weather has affected sales, nature has opportunities Fast selling is necessary to catch up hesitate apply the drastic method of saCr= flee succeed with loss of but will suc= Everything be described here but item in stores unusual bargain.
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Uniontown District Items.

JASUARY. 1.-THE many friends Hf Mr. Esau
HAines, who was SO unfortunate as 90 have her hip
dislocAtcd on last saturday during the high w.u1
by door blowing violently against her. viii BE-
glad % hear that she is improving.
Mrs Hannah puiicreT q MoNds3e. mss aea.
spending the past week with Mrs Kate ftaatE. wt
Glen souville.
Mis- Bertha Hun. OF woo,lsile isat baua sfler &
two weeks visit TO friends in Baltimore
Rev g. " BRuEhman. OF - F4U.> l-tHrrl-
Church has presented 70 his cnuErs CATION q Ca.nu
dar for 1890 which was much appreciated.
We are glad % hear our former riliEaa 4H-Fs %
SJoner. IS much letter from bis 7cccrt illness.
James r smith 81 Westminster Nas lH taNH a-
saturday giving ont 1905 calendars
Revival services have been Ia progress - rlst
week in the CAurCh % God, l8ir1inwH. scE. i T.
The services held i'm the different chu-rae- Sag
ing the week Of prayer were veii attended
The Carroll Coau;y savings Bank has Taress-Ee-
a los for sluo from Wyoming Tribe ct Ee' Men upon
which they will bald
The woodside creamery. Hear Jns1nfnas. Nar-.
son n. smith. manager. during Eac gszt Fess. -Er
cciyed 81 So pounds % m'. B. an average % s-a
pounds pcr dAy Percy Sh-yrr nc ErtEsH.7s.- --
the eavirsg hsuieT. he having delivers -as.r tr
wyoming Tribe Nc. Sc. I %. 2 81. 20 7laf.i.".7E.
have elected The follow inE 0acrr SschHal. .-rHrse
" siouake7. :. =. Cyaslcs NaaiE. jT. 8 n -Fta
Bausi. propnci. n rry CaT-Hhsvsr. X Hf Il.
Hamilton siaScr, A \. 81 B James "aF.5 3
oi ", Wesiey Gilbert, q. q ~ JOSIE Hogss f.
of W, p ward Davis san, Lewis q "a-z ..-r.
toes, Wi.lhsm Euusi ~. l. kc-T a#a 8 p fa-
thAs The tribe is iu EuGr.shluE rar. tt.a- -HE.
ing nearly s. On lu the treasury
Onion Lodge No s- l. p " gcrtr# ta. tH#a
3us of.lo,rs on Isst saturday usEas y g #asHr-
Z. Erh. } n, o. B HaIahars- = s. Pr aas-.Hz
Kemp, = s. J. si1atev Lcri.e.ss -7aas H4F
SegAfoo~C. con. q FieAtrs N3itTrt. tiaar HiEas
Myers t-uslrr EfVnF Nycv. TSP aaE tHaH
ALL SuaScr peyfib.ss rvcEnHse. ...i Ga ga.. ...
mont as T. - q. A.. Jess 2 Bl..EEa-
Charles CartauEh. 50 ts Ei.. taE
during the Tasi z.rssaF s. ..l' Es.=eas g.. -at.-
Emury Bzust. Tbs Sogksaa GErE1. a-i ..H
able uuio on FrsiAy. i 'ef dead aaisg afz5aa aH
wagon
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The Legislature

January 9. Night Session--Tweuty tour Sen
ators were present.
Senator John B. Shannon, Of Alicgany
county. WAS sworn in. despite protest Of ia
vid K. Dick, presented by Senator France.
Senator Lee moved the reconsideration Of
the order of Senator Claggei, f1F the appoint
meut of library clerk on the ground Of Oh
iections to the choice Of a man from bis Couu-
" without consulting him. Senators German
and Brewington defended the order. The
vote for reconsideration prevailed, yeas 49,
nays 8.
In the House the first bill offered was to
increase the police force Of Baltimore city.
The Committee on Organization reported
the minor employees of the House.
JANUARY 10.-In the Senate. Mr.. Faudver,
for State treasurer, received majority OF the
votes. Mr.. German introduced bill TO re-
peal the law pensioning judges.
The committee on Rules reported an order
suggesting 81 subordinate officers as necessary,
and that the president appoint that number
and assign them to their proper duties, which,
after some dilatory motions, was carried by
vote of 10 to s.
The Senate went into executive session aud
appointments made during the recess were
acted upon. The Baltimore county list was
confirmed, with the exception Of +. j. Her.
man, justice of the peace, rejected; the Car
roll county list with the exception of J. p.
Carter. justice of the peace, rejected; The
Prince Georges list with the exception Of Al.
fred d. Bailey, justice of the peace, rejected.
After appointing committee 10 notify Mr..
Vandiver Of his election the Senate adjourned
until next Tuesday night.
In the House, beyond casting a majority
vote for Gen. Murray Vandiver for State
Treasurer, nothing of importance was done,
and it adjourned until next Tuesday night.
Speaker Benson will announce the commit
tees next week.
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EASTVIEW ITEMS.
A Birthday Anniversary Celebrated and a
Surprise Party, Etc.

On Tuesday evening, January Q, the home OF
Emory c. Zepp near Eastview, was beautifully and
gracefully Illuminated by his wife and daughters
for the reception of their friends in honor Of Mr..
Zepp's birthday. 1t wasa surprise to Mr. Zepp, as
the Invitations were issued by his daughter, Miss
Marietta, unbeknown 10 her father until the guests
began to arrive at $50 O'Clock. The home is an
ideal one for such occasions and quite number
from far and near assembled to greet the family
and wish Mr.. Zepp many more happy birthdays.
The evening was pleasantly spent in various
amusements-music, games, etc.-the special feat
ure being a graphophOne entertainment As the
midnight hour approached the guests were invited
to partake of refreshments, consisting Of all the
luxuries of the season. after which COodhyes were
exchanged, all wishing Mr.. Zepp and family many
happy returns and for the hospitality gencrOUs
bestowed Those present were: Emory Lerp and
Wife Harvey Davis and wife Frank StockSiaie ami
wife, George II. Caple and wife, George ZCpp and
wife, Robert Davis and wife William WeSiaway
and wife, Thomas Shilling and wife 6USs ~addl es
and wife, Dennis Green and wife. Berthe Caplg and
wife, William Shilling and wife, Mrs Lucinda Her
ing Mrs. Henry WeStawRy, Mrs Charley Zepp.
Misses Ada Davis, Pearl ShiplCy Bertha BuCkiu1-
ham. Bertha Zepp. Myrtle Caple. Jessie Zepp. Mari
eta Zepp, Maria Shilling. Grace Zepp, Hazel Zepp
Janette Davis; MeSSrS. VIII Davis. Carroll ZgDp.
Robert Shipley, Carroll StockSdale, Claude Bu <.
ingham, James shilling Wilson Zepp, Gordon
Shipley, Raymond shilling. John ZepP, Lester ca
pie, Roy Shilling, Stirling Caplc Lester THgio
Ralph Emory, aged II months. son Of Mr. aud
Mrs. Vim. \. Ningling, died January II about q.
m. of pneumonia and catarrhal fever. after ma ILL
ness OF about ten days.
MI Yingling's wife and family have all aaan
very sick for several days but are conyalcsCjuE %
Mr. and Mrs VIM H. Caplo have been very s.es
with colds and rheumatism for sometime bat are
improving at this writing Mr. taple is out bar
Mrs Caple is Stn confined 20 her room from i com
plcstion OF diseases. rheumatism mostly
Howard ZeIps family are also much better as
are also A. y. ZentEs family who have al. been on
the sick list for the past week.
Mrs George II. Caplc spent scvculi days with her
sister, Mrs. Alice WampleT. in Westminster.
Ashland Cape and family, of Philadelphia, sra
home on II visit and speut a few days win S
brother Bertrsm Caple, OF this vicinity
Misses Clara and Elizabeth klcs entertained the
following at their home last sunday 81 aud N-,
George Il Caple, Nj ana Ms. John 7. Elee Henry
Klee, Walter Grumbine. Nj. and Mrs George X .cD
Mr. and Ms. Charles Elee aui Miss L8urs Ile-Scs.
their cousin from Baltmare. Their cousin Mis-,
Emma McWiliAmS, who spent two weeks Nrta
them has returned 10 her home IN Baltimore Nr>
Eugene Green their sister, no has been lI frr six
or eight weeks is slowly recovcriuE.
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SykesfnIe Items.

JAKVARY 1.-The marriage % Ms E.>tg G-aarg
aud Nj AlfrudlCuemts quietly Celebrated az toe
home OF the biide's father "Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. J. folly Marsh OnclziluE paly relatives
and immediate friends Of the family sere sastEE3
Amer the ceremony Nj aat Mrs. ,ealas .gsES taa
$50 Iragu for welding TIP followed ag ss4a.syrs
OF rice and good snes from merry Iaftg Of ElaE
people - no ACCOMPANIED them % tle station.
Miss Beaver. teacher 81 tn primary Sc pETt1fafaE
Of the public school. Is in hospital IT, Ha-tllaza
During her absence Miss Esther sullivan u1- Oh.
her place
Esther sprechsT Is spend ing a feU days lH is-t-
more as the guest Of Mrs. Harry %. Dorsey
The Ministries gotten mp By The \ 4. q. 4. E4.l
be given in the Lycium Friday ghi Proceeds .sr
the ere company.
There was quite a heavy IA. Of snow here on
Monday afternoon and night
Ms John BAuCT aud daug ntgT ElGLlI have zg.l--
ed from savage, Nd.
Dr. Dudley, pastor Of Springfield TlestEte-saa
Church. performed the ceremony at thr -nste--
Streaker wedding on "Wednesday. ON account If
the recent death Of the brides father the marriage
was very quiet
Miss Bessie Wilson is visiting Ms Iaa GogSa1H
in Baltimore.
Miss Ethel Barnes was the guest Of Mrs = Fret
Sippie this week.
The mother OF George Frctwel. Of Nar7iottsyIl.e,
died on Tuesday morning nc bis home. Mis- Fret
well over 80 years Old
Mrs, L. p. Schultz, who has been qal.o sssE -
able TO be up again
A bad wreck on the b 4 o., uesg Oe Is la.-Ea3
all the afternoon trains "Wednesday
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TWO FIRES,

On the afternoon of January 6, during the
very heavy windstorm, the barn on the farm
belonging 10 the estate of the late Granville
S. Haines, near Union Bridge, was totally
destroyed by fire. with most Of It's contents,
together with all the other farm buildings ex
cent the fine large dwelling house. This was
also in great danger and was saved with diff
Guilty. The other buildings included corn
cribs. carriage house, wagon sheds, etc, all
of which were totally destroyed. COW,
three calves and pigs We're burned. but aII the
other live stock was rescued and mos, Of the
farming implements were saved.
Considerable quantities Of hay, straw,
wheat and other farm products we're destroy
ed. The personal property mostly belonged
TO Mr. Brandenhurg, the tenant. The BALD
iugs were all In fine condition. and the loss Is
about T2.50O; insured in the Carroll County
Mutual Fire Insurance Company for $1,000.
The tenant house owned by the German
Baptist Church. two miles from Westminster,
was DESTROYED by fire last Wednesday night,
about 10 clock. The cause of the fire was
by a lamp exploding. Mr.. Arthur lew. who
resides I'm the house, was taking his children
to bed aud had coal oil lamp 10 oHa haHd
and child In the other, and as me- passed the
bed he came In contact with the bed post
knocking the lamp from his hand. Mr.. Lenlz
saved nothing au' . trunk aua au a-m-us 81
clothes The house wa, insured III the Dug
Hll Company for $500. and Tie contents for
S4o1 II Charlie. f. Guaiw0u's agency
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JGSUAEv Mis- #uay rasar# vEgE.HE
friends a. IoaF Gomez NaaEHI easl-F
AcssFs TFlmAu los uEZE trF.#H HtrFrF. IS r
BrAsilcA-s. MUnusa Aseaa .nE. MISS asa-Lsr e ss
and MF. and u r. Charles hzauH@ rHaegr4l t.n a.-
pitaIity % Nj aud Mrs " % Wetea. sses saas2ar
Nj ami Mr. % Host s{~al rass1aE H s,h
friessds 90 TMyiursFiIac ard Y5c.HstF
Mss Minute Cuutou whn BIAS heaG Tss.-.aE 1F
pArpnis NJ an1 Mrs. f. 2 taaian st r.aEas.
- her bone ullh " o. carver % EH-aaFl.tn Fra
ersck county
W. Wilson has ha.i t1.gpaasr par .s ae s.asE
Mss 0rano Long. Who spent sac has12ss e+sH
herr. has returned % Der horne IT'D Ar af3 AH
Master Lewis 4 KcElp AMI CePaas aarfei ars
on The sex usi
Charles Kgln len hcro on Moaizy sHc Arizona.
Ma SuSsn o. Pickett. o. F-clertrk rarT- ssF-i
irun SSturiay until Monday VITA bier araltr- E..
ward y Gordon. % this place
NJ EEd Mrs. Allie Backing aAu1. 70 Nj AIRY
speu. sunday with pcaui. Dolly.
Miss Bessie and Minnie FraEkliu, at HA-taasarg
spent few days wi,h Miss Elhal e. fa.ak--H. 81
FrankliHyiile-
Miss code aooi spent tca pleasant aags -'a
Mr. Elsic WciCh-
Asbury SApplngtou Is on the siCk lsst
We had Vcry cCutraFy Eti4c 1lsry % SHOW 9e-a
last Monday night
PLEASE call az tho Mt Airy correspondent ar1
End ont v hat Is wrong
Harry LowmAn OF uuiouville spent -s4u-l.g ltG
his mother Mrs. AmuiiN C. Lowra4n.
Albert Philip spent sGnAAy VIA John
ClAyy. Of Prospect
walter Clary Is making his home With iss brother
in-iAw, A. l. Philip. auer the death & hss moIae-
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seafort Grange - -.

Msfforf ssanT~ No - rafysrf sae s# ewing
caAcyrs co THURSDAY q last uoeE fHr fsa E#far
year Master T e. ~iluE'1G NfE IS H.-sa- ...-
segr, james Rczrhaul. AyuH-isiH lrsa.r~ tsz-
Pci'E Scw Windsor Steward lrssr Base d
Assistant stewart srl1e. Il-ser = fig ass. Es.a
A L BuraI WsrGs .1sburr- gagss--er Il SEEDS
Nciiurd. SrCretagy Howa-l L-T.la.ss SafF 1893.
soF. Assistant SECRETARY -rat- lloyd - E-..a s.-E
tStrkcercg Ahrahanc bsuE.r A~ttH-. Ceres HH
- mue. Enscr F1uUrs Ms fssra- Hs7srzaa
Nrs Il Ntlict. Executive Ha9-6.saHr Ee
Bcxchsm. Howard Nyc1 b HaE-
The GranEc sill meet thr c-ss Is s-#H4 .ss#.s
day q cach noah ~ : - 81 El. 30 .fHz
favorable GO TauTetfAg fr.l1asns .as4-st a#
Ing FFziAy a. hrresasurr
our G-angr Is gT0y4i- q ant agr De Sc fsE -E
for mfmtCrst lr.-thrrc s&aaES EEH t.arae rsas.r
will glve .hc iai.pHi- rEaF..H1 a#s
should joiA The uarEt Hstaasc +. p ..sx
because il IL the AgUler-a at.y grE4- .Eas .H-
Acter. hoc4use 70 has sioof Che ars; CT arr .a#
years. nj 81 has newer t-avra fs7-t u-a-#Hf # 48#
respect. t.cc4uNs q; has vxrrtc1 -Hessrr s#
securing state Nl1 u2IlntA cE Essa#a {. 5ae .=sHf
q Agriculture Kan Aay aEglrT .l Ha Heas
cGusg 10 IA Oh cs'Te,1 b isa-r -f a- asrE .
who kuow frotu eN r-4Elr.ser Lae H.easa 90
and arc siurr-t 10 theis 1cssrr .a $50 .#HE .a
puzs5bic say hsgslsg il . lar a-'F ~ #sf7Hs--
cooperate With ono sauGarr it tHrt -1-a
folly mccg Tire iu1gruCe uf acszl.as#.Hf .- ..HrF
direrilon and sccgrc ,ar aa.r Eaf aaas- aslF sar
Of tks The harvtsg Hirlts tr7rsHasr Is .zf
national legislation Co tas a-sTl.-s -lsr5ge .er @
stab - rueut % tHc hibernate Co.'S morse
sion, The cstahilsats Cai ~ raraE tH-e l.-sfF
End state irxiststlul ig every --ai. ..e sats=
Of the farming population. t-gaas- f. aa5 'E@--s-a
she greatest Influence suosH -u a-as-saE af a5-
isoiats0n GI farm llfc ans b. usAs.HE a-r1 H5e 81
tFactive f0f she boys aa9 E-rr t-es-
aud "a priusEz into The flsU hgrEc ar Sizes
a. has never tcfo7r existed
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An EninHahle MnSicale.


Reported lOf the beluoGEhl-C AAfts-tH-
Dr. and Mrs George Wishart Slater, OF West i5.ll-
more, entertained Thursday evening. JauuarE g. iL
honor of MrS. James Peterman. wife Of Dr. james
peterman, of Cherry Run. Indiana county. Pa. who
is spending holidays in that city with relatives and
friends. The house was ttslefully decorated with
palms ferns potted plants and holly. a pleasant
feature OF the evening was the musical program
arranged by Mrs Slater and assisted by is Bessie
Foard Of Hydes, Baltimore county, and Mis- Nal!le
Shorb Of Double Pipe Greek, Nd, who were visit
ing Mrs. Slater Mrs. Slater was in excellent voice
and sang with pleasing effect The Rosary, AMI e
number Of popular songs, followed with Instru-
mental selections by Miss ShOr5 and Miss FuAru.
The guests numbered several from New windsor,
Md. now living in Baltimore. Refreshments were
served at 1880 O'Clock. The table decorated
with asparagus vine holly, red shaded canGelabTl
aud small candles Red and white merangues, wa
ter ice, harlequin cream, different kinds Of cakes,
fruits followed by cheese crackers olives ami cot
fee formed the menu. Those present were. Or. and
Mrs. Harry Elmer PetermAn, of Baltimore. Mrs
James Peterman, of Pennsylvania DR.. c. z Smith,
of Baltimore Mrs Frank j. Devilbiss, Mr. Charles
Z. Ecker the Misses GuSsie and Anna Meyer, Balti-
more; Miss Bessie Foard, Baltimore county; Miss
Yaie Shorb, Double Pipe Greek; Miss Lulu Bru
beck, Baltimore, and Mrs Layina Fuss, of West
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DanlcI Items.

JAyuAsY lu-Nrs Horace L. Shirey,
after au absence 3. thirteen weeks alta Saua.
rauum. has returned home While Mrs.
~h.nlsv Is SGT very weak and nryvo4s she is
much improved lu health.
Iumm.u and J.a i.s-el. "aa have been "a
Illinois for The past 1870 yeag-. are visiting
their parents. Nj. and Mrs. Thomas Fo~sau.
Morley CriswaII, of Brooklyn. y. Y. spent
the holidays with b. uoth.r Mrs f. L. Cris.
we'll
The Good Tenra-- held and au Nmas ,rrs
entertainment Thursday nchr Of last Rork.
The program was very good and consisted I'd
songs a.. temperance i4.a,. The -.-- ssea
vsrad ana l.aguu. ami ..H l..'sH.fnn WAS
accompanied with ma.n au-a.a-
Mss lola NaiF.ey sraHt .ae Boz lays ss
Baltimore.
Mss N. +. G0n., aasm sar vicinity la--
ing lA~ holiday Season.
Miss Emm. T. >aq.y Is e,.s sex az sas
writing.
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Mountain View Items.

JAxgARY 11.-Mr and Mrs. Thos. Buchanan
entertained the following persons last Sunday:
George Murring aud wife, Thomas Conway
and wife, Goldia, Harry and Nellie Wright.
Irene Shiller, Samuel Hood, George Grimes
and Nimrod Davis.
Frank Anez, of Oswego, n. Y, is the guest
of Samuel Fleming, and his niece. Miss Ida
Fleming, expects to 60 home with him.
Miss Goldia Harry is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Thomas Buchanan.
Miss Sylvia Lowman and Master Ralph
Lowman visited Velma and Carlton Fleming
last Sunday.
Howard Penn, of Mt Olive, has helped to
kill ia hogs and IS beef cattle.
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Officers of Hampstead Grange.

At the regular meeting of Hampstead Grange, No.
1872 on January 4, the past master, John NJ Bush
installed the following officers Master, George A,
Lester; overseer, Howard 5. Witter; steward, Il R
Cooper; chaplain B. F. Stansbury; secretary, Ii. K.
Wooden; treasurer, j. r. Smith; gatekeeper, VIM.
II. Ruby; fora, Mrs. Emily J. GummeL The re-
mainder of the officers for the ensuing year lee
turer NJ. Z. Walsh; assistant steward. Jacob Neu.
decker; ceres Mrs. Lena Lester; pomona, Mrs B.
F. Stansbury; lady assistant steward, Mrs. Hettie
Ruby.
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TO CREDITORS.

This is to give nouce that the subscriber
Carroll county, in Maryland, letters testament
tary on the Personal Estate Of
HENRIETTA A. KROUSE,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
shereof legally authenticated, to the subscri-
Der, on or before the 18th day of August,
1906; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate
Given under my hand this 8th day of Jan
uary, 1906.
BENJAMIN F. GROUSE,
jan13 Al Executor.
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Mrs. A. w. Gentry, of Chicago, last Satur-
day night, was attacked in her apartments,
her throat cut from ear to ear with razor,
and thrown down fight of stairs, where she
was found dyin&
Seven persons were injured IN wreck OF
the Montreal express on the Boston and Maine
Railroad, January 6, the train running into
switch believed to have been wedged by train
wreckeIs.
A FIRE, January 6, in the business centre of
Kansas City destroyed nearly $780, 900 worth
of property.
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Intending to quit housekeeping l viii sell
all my personal property. at my residence on
the Myers Mill road, on Tuesday, January %,
at IL m, prompt. See bills. Andrew F.
Fowler.
Three Farms for Sale, near Westminster.
Apply to Vincent Yingling.
For Sale.-25 Horse Power Columbus Gas
line Engine, in good condition. Used but two
years. Will be sacrificed. W. D. Englemaan,
Union Bridge, Md. st
Those wishing to purchase season tickets
for DIR. Curtis Lee Laws Lectures, can pro-
cure them at Boyle's Drug Store.
Those who seek absolute ease aud comfort
in their shoes, will find the Dolly Madison
satisfactory. The soles are of Oak Tanned
Leather.
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HARM AT PRIVATE SALE.-It
A contains ~ ACRES frame dwelling,
out kitchen, choice fruit large barn, aud iy,ss
all buildings necessary; well and spring sSsE
water. Apply to ur address
ELI I. BENNETT.
Jan - 81 Louisville, Nd
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eyTOCK80LDERs MEETING

The Stockholders Of thr Farme7, Fertilizer
Cumpauy OF Carroll county are hereby notified
go meet a. she Cumpagy's office u Wa-.miu-
ster on Tuesday. G'h day of February 1905, at
10 @ clock, A. n for the ,rar csiau of such
busiGess as may be- brought before them.
By order Of the Board
JOHN ROVER.
Jan la-At Secretary.
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A daughter, aged years, of Edward
Myers, near Frizellburg, died at an early hol
on January IL, from Group.