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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-02

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sur 8aSs1s sreifsn, 10 oab BITE Arbett
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bon Raiten sina wie frtber. Sinner,
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pisoer ieinen g~euobntsn iduelen Sang
gebsn.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-02
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-02

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-02

Wfit i4weren 8efiratunsen bIidt
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-02

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far oas Amt oes gountp> Auoitors if
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-02

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ferer Staot uno unierss Gounips er.
6alten baben mill, Der Himms FIR III.
bert Sabm als gountp. auoitor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-02

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Versinigten Staten In ben lsbten
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unter benz Gefrierpunft absettblt
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-02

Sine phpfine Sbwdhe ieiner
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borough bsfimmt babsn. fe 81 Der
na&ldiRgsn. Sn Der Shat Elm rs9t
plebsitf9ss Wotin
The Democratic advocate., 1906-07-20
Ship Subsidy Defeated.

If hard and dirty work is entitled to reward.
Gen. Grosvenor, Chairman of the House
Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisher.
les, has certainly earned lis honorarium from
the hands of the Ship trust people. That the
committee by tie vote failed 10 report the
bill was not Grosvenor's fault for be has been
indefatigable in helping the subsidy lobbyists
in getting their evidence before the commit
tee and in bulldozing those who appeared TO
defeat the steal. Grosvenor has jast pub.
lished statement that the bill will be reported
by the committee al the next session and will
then be passed. But Grosvenor and his sub
sidy bill have struck troublous times and his
reputation as a prophet has been everlastingly
damaged by his rspudiation by the Republi.
cans of Ohio. Those voters who oppose the
ship. subsidy steal should persist in making
every candidate for Congress pledge himself
to vote against it and those members Of the
present Congress who are not candidates for
reelection should be urged to stand by the
people if they ever expect any future favors
at their hands.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-07-20
Jaly0b
ORDER OF PUBLICATION


Ne. Rsu3 EQUITY.
IL The Circuit Coari for Carroll County. at
tug As a Court Of Equity.
Bertha RisieF, plaintiff, Henry n. Rigler
defendant.
The object of ghls sult ia 10 procure = d.
vurcr = viuvul0 rnAiElmunii By the yla;nlii
from ghe defendant
The bsll states that he sAid plAiatid. Bertha
Rigter uAs narred ~ the defendant, Henry
r. RsEleE, IN tho noHih * March. 1902. Ia
Carroll County. 10 the State II Maryland. By
the Reverend Wa ii FrAHklsn. minister ot
The gospel
The bali farther states that the .Aid plAiutif
asd defendant lived together ia Carroll
Conuty a. mAu aud site until October, 1895
that they hat one son, nos living, aged three
yvArs.
The biz further states the defendant IA.
auiaighIa 10 the plaintiff and that upon this
ground the plaintiff asks tor divorce a yin-
cuin maIFimoun FROM The defendant
The bill further states that the plaintiff has
been compelled to support herself and her
child siHcs October. 1903. aud prays such
other And further relief as her case may re.
qaire.
The bill further states that the plaintiff Is a
resident Of Carroll County, ia the State o.
Maryland. and that the said defendant j. a
non resident Of the State Of Maryland, but
whose place Of residence is unknown to the
plaintiff
I, = ihereapon this 10Th day Of July, A. u.
1905. ordered by the Circait Court fer Carroll
County. sitting as = Court Of Equity, that the
plaintiff. by causing copy Of this order to be
inserted in some newspaper published in Car.
roll County. Maryland. once week for four
successive weeks before the 2Oih day of Au-
gust. 1906. give notice 20 the said defendant.
Henry b. Rigler, of the object and substance
Of this bill. warning him to appear in this
Court in person or by solicitor on or before
the l0th day OF September. 1906. TO show
cause, if any he have, why u decree ought not
to be passed as prayed
DAVID p. SMEI.SER. Clerk.
True eopy,-Tesi;
iuly20 At DAVID 2. SNEIsER, Clerk.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-07-20

The annual statement of the finances for the
year beginning May Is. 1906. 10 May y.
1906, has been issued by Mayor Oscar u. Gil
bert. and attested by H. B. GrammeT. clerk.
The taxable basis for tbc levy ol 1905 was
s.. S25, 1926.
The total receIpls for the yeas were Sl9.-
20l. 81. This included q cash balance from
the previous year Ig05l Of s.. 100 10, and The
statement shows that Ssi2f7 were ju the
hands OF the treasurer at the end of this year,
May 81, 1905.
The disbursements during The year amount
ed to SIS, SIS 81 In the disbursement we're
the redemption of two 500 bonds, 3! per
cent, held by she Fidelity aud DEPOSIT Com
pauy OF Maryland; Electric Light sui Poser
Company s.. S26. %, $3.50 20 The clerk ani col.
lecior $3.50 90 the bAiif, s275 90 assistant
ba,hH, Westmius'pr tire E"zina and Hose
Co. $3.50. $500 To Citizens Wai1r aui Poser
CO., 81 500 90 The Firs, National Bank, tit!-
bert & Grbr SSiS2f Westminster Savings
Bank s.. 1ja.24. street improvements ST..
ca. - and money hrrosei 500 o.
The liabilities ~ The city are stated la be
Sl5ONJ Outstanding bonds. and S.. ten %
coating debts q total af S2i .tE0uA
The assets src stated to be s. i14a7. Thts~
include steam roller s. $50 street sprinkler
SSE5. 60 anco',eciei taxes s. lS5 -. uncoi
lected liceuses $500. Cash deposit, in srk-
ing fand ST4i, 81 and cash IN hsfsfs SO treas
nrcr Ssl261.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-07-20
Festivals. Sc

The West Palh Sunday school w,ll bold IA,
auuuAi picnic in the grove Adjsiniug The
church oa Jelly -. Prominent speakers ~tl
b. pscsau, O. euliEhscn the occasion. Masse
will bc Furnished by the Bru~ninkerill- Cor.
net Rand II the SeaihrT shoaii hs tba IN
clearni on the above date Il Sil be- held nu
The foilowlug Friday Rsirrskusnts all Be
furnished On she Erounds- Cone oue. come
ali b. order Of commiitss.
The ladiels og n; Lakes Winters Charch
Sunday School. near Nrw Ntndsov. ~li bold
;heir annual festival and sapprr on thr laSa
a. the church. Auxusi -. lss5. A cordial
invitation is extended 80 all A baaa Of
mgsic vail be preseni.
weair's Union Sunday School ~ill bold
their auasal celebration Saturday. August =.
in Crumh5ne's grove. north 81 Melros*, The
Carroll County Reed Rand wili furnish the
music Tor the occasion. Coed spsaS~rs w'il
BE- present Some attractions will bs .ccuFel.
A good program uill u rendered BY the
school
sandy Mount Sunday school all bold ,hrir
annual Picuic Angus; IL. beginning At =. IN.
II The weather Is gufaVorahir that day the fol
lowirg Norday.
PAtapsco VI. r sunday school ~iil hold their
annual celebration August Illh, ia Oarsler's :
Grove, near Bethel church. beginning a. 9
a. m. There will BE- reeilaiiuns and dialogues.
]. p Wilson ~iii deliver the evening address
Several schools are expected 90 be present
All arr welcome. BY order of thc committee
The Church of God al CSrrollion. wiil hold
their celebration In Mr.. uursler's Grove. near
the Bethel. Jolly -, commencing at a. IN.
VIII have special program and good speakers.
The pnbiic generally invited.
An ice cream festival will BE- held 81 Roop's :
MILL ia the grove below the storehoase. for
the bene6; Of the Wakefield Sunday school.
on Ju,y -. commencing about O'Clock.
body invited.
The German Laiheran Sunday School. on
Deer Park Road, near Smailwood, will hold
their picnic on Saturday. August 4ih; If the
weather IS unfavorable on that day. thea il
will be on the following Monday. A band OF
music will be ia attendance.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-07-20
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
sacHMAN's VALLEY ITEMS.
John kroA Buys arm--EmpIoSes -
Lsavs Farmers Etc,

July 17-Dog days began last Wednesday,
July IL, and will end August &c.
Harry Smith, of Westminster, and Miss
Nus5aum, of Silver RIM, spent Sunday with
Christian H. Smith.
Annie Swenk, small child of Milton W.
Swenk, tramped upon nail last Friday, the
nail entering her foot nearly two inches.
The many changes in R. +. d. through here,
is causing dissatisfaction among many of our
persons; no use to speak upon that subject.
Mr.. Hines, an old man of 81 years, of
Montgomery county, Nd, spent a day with
friends at this place last week. He does all
his travelling by walking. He started at a.
M. for Black Rock, Pa.
Edward Witter, Mat Black. c. II. Smith,
John Warehime and Harry Warehime went
fishing last Friday night with a sein and caught
over 140 fish of large size
Several hirelngs left their places last week.
Good help is always wanted.
Some farmers have plowed large amount
of land, and some were compelled to quit on
Monday owing to it being too dry.
Denton s. Warehime filed his lime kins
on Monday and will be ready for users by
July "A. He will continue the lime business
in full this fall.
Georfe Hoover, of Alesia, spent Saturday
and Sunday at the home of David H. Ebaugh.
John n. Kroh, living on Samuel Wine
farm, at this place, has bought the farm known
as j. D. Shaffer farm, from E. o. Grimes aud
VIM. B. Thomas; it is located below West
minister and contains about 80 acres The
amount paid was 50, 125. Mr.. kroh will have
sale in the spring and will take possession in
March.
Last Wednesday, July II. Mrs. Sallie
Baumgartner was buried at Bixler's q. B.
Church at IL a. nj. James NJ. Stoner was
the funeral director. She died on Tuesday
evening of stomach trouble, aged about II
years She was an inmate at the Almshouse
about years; she formerly lived at this place.
Rev. Koontz preached the funeral sermon.
Farmers are thrashing their grain crop and
report it to be geod.
Herbert Shriver will leave home in about
two weeks. He has not decided where he
will 60.
David Starner and wife, OF Hanover, Pa,
and C. l. kroh and wife. Of Silver Run, spent
Sunday with Denton S. Warehime.
The festival which was held for the benefit
Of Jerusalem Church Sunday school last Sat
urday evening. was quite success. Many
cakes we're brought there and chanced oil.
Nearly all goods we're sold. The supply was
exhausted long before the closing hour had
come. A large crowd was present and the
best of order prevailed.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-07-20
killed by EXCESSIVE Bicycle Riding

Excessive bicycle riding in the years when
the sport was a craze is thought to have re-
suited in the declining health which ended
Monday with the death of Mr.. Herman S.
Plat, Jr., of Baltimore, the son of the oyster
and fruit canner.
Mr.. Platt died at the City Hospital. where
he had been for 10 days since being brought
from Saranac, N. Y. He was 2s years old.
Favored with n sturdy physique, when Mr..
Platt took up bicycling in the days Of the old
high-wheel machines. he easily exceled all
with whom he competed. His records as
distance rider were known over the State.
About four years ago his strength began to
weaken. For several years he had been
manager of the can factory conducted by
Plat 4 Co. Three years ago he had to give
up his duties, and since then thousands of
dollars have been spent by his father in the
efforts to restore his health. He had been at
tended by leading specialists Of several cities.
For months at a time he travelled in Colorado
and Mexico. He was at Saranac when be
began to sink so rapidly that it was decided
TO send him to the City Hospital. Tubercu-
losis of the bone is the cause of the death.
Mr.. Platt leaves a brother, Mr.. James
Beach Platt, from whose home. 2520 Madison
avenue, he will be buried Thursday after
noon. City Councilman William D. Platt is
an uncle.
A number of our young sports of this city
should take lesson from the above article
and not ride to extreme
The Democratic advocate., 1906-07-20
celesrated colaen Msaalna.

Mr. and Nrs. DAVID :. Sscat,slsr. formerly
o. tniouio@u, this county, celebrated their
golden wedding July IS 81 ihrir bone. 1891
Mc,her street. Rsigimore. 4 reception uss
hcld from 5 o. H. After receiving the con
grataiaiisus ui theis friends The guests uvtr
Invited to the diaiaEroom. shlch sas tssie-
fuiiy decorated s3'h yellow ri5boa aad yyl
low SHADED candies WbsFa fefseshmeais wcrr
served. The we3diug marcia fsosn "lsahrn
gaia w4s played by Ms Jaac Chustoph~r
Mr. SrEafoose received handsome gold
beaded cane and h5s si;c q wedding rag to
replace the one Of lS56. whioh bad laug sincc
wurn ihrungh.
The guests included Mr. and Me- ThamAs
Rasseil, Uuiou Bridge; Mr. and aFs Thoru-
ton : Hi,eshcw. Mes IoTk Mr. aad Mrs
Edward Christ. PhiIa4elphiA. " and Nrs
o. n. nileshe~, Mr. aDd Mrs. ]. C. Mates.
Mr. aud Mrs o. Baker. Mrs. kaic Tram b.,
Mr.. David Ressblrr; Mrs E5izkbesh Frank
lin, Westminster; N IS. 5. Mtstoa SueAl, Miss
Margaret Hiieshcw, Mr.. M5l1la-a l.acAs. Mr.
o. Reighller. Mr. Rsnaldz HTt-zaeu. Master
Joseph stem Eiiushew, Miss Minnie Devil.
hiss, Miss L0ryua Fieakie, aad ;he Misses
Christopher.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-07-20
business Locals.

Attention is directed to the advertisement
of the MARYLAND Agricultural College, Mary.
lands School of Technology, in today's issue
of our paper. The work of the College in its
academic department, experiment station and
State work, is attracting attention in all parts
of the State and is receiving most favorable
endorsement. The efficiency of the graduates
of this Institution is receiving recognition in
all departments of the worlds work for which
this Institution trains men, and they are de-
monstrating their capacity TO take advantage
of their opportunities, by discharging every
obligation which they assume. The people
of Maryland will do well to examine the
courses of instruction and equipment of this
Institution before finally determining where
their sons will receive their collegiate training
"Con6dential" with US means that we never
disclose the names of our patients, unless they
authorize us to do so. You may learn other
interesting facts about the Keeley Cure by
addressing The Kelley Institute, 211 North
Capitol street. Washington, ID. G.
Those who seek absolute ease and comfort
in their shoes, will find the Dolly Madison
satisfactory. The soles are of Oak Tanned
Leather.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-07-20
Railroad Notes,

General Manager Robertson, Of the West
ern Maryland Railroad, returned last Satur
day from a tour Of inspection of the road, and
said that he was well satisfied with the i'm
provements all along the road.
William Miller, yardmaster for the Western
Maryland Railroad Company at Ridgely, w.
Va, opposite Cumberland, was killed last
Saturday in attempting to board shifting en-
CINE to ride to Cumberland to receive mani
tests, his daily duty. He was so years old
and had been in the employ of the company
20 years. His body was cut in two right
below the shoulders.
The estimated gross earnings of the West
ern Maryland Railroad Company for the week
ending July are: Gross earnings, S92,-
| 022. 29; gross earnings corresponding week in
1905, $T9, 2S9. .95, an increase of So, 1924.
A derailed eastbound freight train on the
Western Maryland railroad Sunday nearly
plunged into the new depot at Williamsport.
Six cars loaded with coal and coke were de-
rallied by the rails spreading. Three of them
ripped up about 40 feet of the plank platform
in front of the station. They landed upon an
embankmeut within few feet of the building
Agent Samuel McCallahau aud John W..
Myers, who were in the depot, rushed out,
fearing the building would be wrecked,
The Western Maryland Railroad run its
first Sunday excursion to COLCHESTER over the
main line on July Is.
General Passenger Agent F. NJ. Howell,
of the W. NJ. Railroad, says the coored ex-
cursions to points along the line of the rail
road York aud Gettysburg), netted the com
pany each year from Sl5, 600 TO $50. 600.
The Western Maryland Railroad has plaued
| to run a series of Moonlight excursions 10 Pen
Mar. this summer.
The Chinese Sunday school of the Christian
Temple, Baltimore, run an excursion 10 Pen
Mar on Monday.
Two freight trains collided at Loys Station
| Tuesday afternoon on the W. VI. Is. Il. A
| west bound train was going in on sIdeIrack
when heavily loaded coal tram going east
came along aud sideswiped it, Four cars OF
| the train going west we're demolished and the
engine Of the easibouud seriously damaged.
| The engineer of the train going east lost CON
| troll OF his train and could not stop in time to
The Democratic advocate., 1906-07-20

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, July 1s.-Governor
Joseph W. Folk, in addressing The retail mer.
chants of Missouri at their convention here
yesterday, spoke against the mail-order busi
ness and favored advertising in the town pa
pers. He said, in part:
1--WE are proud of our splendid cities, and
we want them to increase in wealth and pop
ulaiion. and we also want our country towns
to grow. We wish the city merchants to build
up, but we also desire the country merchants
to prosper. do not believe in the mail order
citizen. If place is good enough for a man
to live in and to make his money in, it is good
enough for him to spend his money in.
mo merchant can succeed without adver
tising in one way or another. Patronize your
town papers, build them up. and they will
build the town up and build you up increased
trade aud greater opportunities. Do not be
afraid that business is going to be hurt by the
recent exposures of wrong. doing in the com
mercal world. No man who is doing al
honest business can be injured by the light
All business will be better for the cleansing
process it is going through and for the stamp
ing out of evil. f"
The Democratic advocate., 1906-07-20
Orphans Court.

Monday. July l6-Am1s DAVIS. admins
traitor Of EtaRcis 7. DAVIS, returned report OF
sale Of personal property.
Sydney Ann Morgan and George A. Miller,
executors Of Alexander Carr, received order
Of Cours to release mortgage.
Letters of administration on the estate OF
Charles f. Geiger. were granted 10 Margaret
f. Gelger. who received warrant 70 sppralse,
also order 10 notify creditors.
Letters of administration on the estate Of
Isaac Petry. were granted to Abraham l.
Gieman, who received order to notify cred
iiors.
John p Myers, administrator OF Martha
Myers. returned inventory OF money
David Englsr, Jr., executor OF Solomon
Shepherd, upon petition received order Ia
transfer stock.
Tuesday, July i7.-The last will aud tesia.
ment of Mary Ida Little. WIS admitted 10
probate, aud letters iesiamentary thereon were
granted to ]. Wesley Little, who received
order to notify creditors
Mary Ebaugh. administrative of Anna c.
Simon, returned report of sale OF personal
property. and settled her FIRST and 6nal ac-
count.
James W. Lookard and Joshua LockArd,
executors OF Joshua Lockard, settled their
second and final account
Denton Gehr, executor of Frances 5. Starr,
returned inventory Of debts.
The sale of real estate of Joshua Lockard,
was finally ratified by the court.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-07-20

The Manchester Baseball team won an up
Hill game from the fast Patapsco Club on the
home grounds, 10 TO s, Saturday. Patspsco
scored their eight runs in the first two innings
through loose fielding of the home team.
Tracy was on the rubber for Manchester aud
held his old team mates to one hit after the
second inning. Much interest was taken in
the game. which attracted quite crowd to
the grounds, as these two teams are competing
for championship honors of Carroll county.
The Manchester boys have not been defeated
this season. The lineup: Manchester
Thieret, c.; K. Spencer, ss.; 0. Spencer, 3D.;
B. Miller, %; Tracy. p; Wink, rf.; Folkert,
lb.; Hoffman. IT,; Wells, CT. Patapsco-H.
Spencer, cf.; B. Taylor. 3D.; NJ. Flater, lb.
Zepp, S.; C. Taylor. rf.; II. Flater. rf.; p.;
Barnhart, c.; V. Spencer, IT,; Oursler, Sb.
Beam, 3b. Chew, p.
Score by innings
hs.esesler sn..Sses 9 9 9 3 dEG4s d-ls-ls-s
Batteries-Tracy and Thieret for Manches.
ter; Chew. Flater and Barnhart for Patapsco.
The Liberty Greys, of Libertytown, played
a very interesting game of baseball with the
Western Maryland Association in Union
Bridge on Saturday, July IA, the score being
II to 10 in favor of the Liberty Greys. Win.
ming battery. Stone, Whitehill and Sundergill;
the losing battery, Townsend and Metz.
This is the third game the Greys have won
this season, and they have lost none.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-07-20
He's Walking Around World

SAN FRAScIsCo, july l8-Nicholas George
a Greek and a pedestrian. "a years old. has
arrived here from Australia en- route to Buda
pest on a walk around the world He must on
this pedestrian trip walk $4,000 miles in three
wears and three months, and at the end of that
time will get a purse of S2O. 600 from the Inter
national Tourist Club of Budapest
He commenced his trip at Cairo, Egypt,
November II, 1904 According to his story
he walks 80 miles day, and that he has
accomplished the different stages is vouched in
a diary by ''all sorts and conditions of men.
Among them are the Duke of CoEnaught and
the Emperor of Abyssinia.