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Est -ce encore Pise que Sc passe
cette nouvelle ? demanda Frederique.
Ses levres rapprochees filtraient len
tement vers lie piafond la fumee de sa
cigarette. les spirales bleuies fenvelop-
patent dun nuage qui n'attenuait pas
leclat dore ct rieur de ses yeux.
Daniel, depuis des semaines, enervait
son anne par lattente. Frederique sem
blait pres du don supreme mais ne Sc
rendait pas. Ellie await d d'ironiques sou
rires lorsque lie ieune homme chantait
pour ellie. a mi voix. Ieternelle chanson
des amants, ceiie qui sublugue les ames
ct les corps depuis les millenaires ct
rend vaines les paroles des sages.
Est ee encore Pise Est t-ce qu ON
meurt aussi d'ar.our
Non. c est Rome, ct Ton vit d'a-
mour,
Oh. Rome. la place d Espagne ct
les vendeuses de fieurs. la Trinite des
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Trois Cyclones.

Vendredi matin dernier. trois trombes
passaient, peu de difference de temps,
sur trois points ttfferents de la cote. A
st Jacques, vers 5 heures. un tourbillon
= passe sur lie quarter popuIeux du
Convent, causant de grandes pertes. II
a rem verse. entire antres, la uaison de
NJ Antoine Webre. englMltissant sous
les decombres Nine Edgard Webre ct sa
file WiIhelmine. Cslle-c ci etc fetiree
ies ruines dams une condition pitoyable
I'm oeil iui sortant de La tete. tous les os
de la figure hrises. Transporter d la
Nouveile- Orleans. ellie y est morte deuz
lours apres- Vers z heures, c'etait dams
les paroisses Est ct Quest Baton Rouge
au-nn autre trombe exercait ses rava-
ges. ct q s heures pareil phenomena Sc
feproduisait a Ia Nonvelle- Orleans ct J
causait ira DONNA &c araiue 5000 900
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st. John Progressive Euchre Club

If the rumors floating around here
and there had proved true. there is little
doubt that the party given last Sunday
would have been an entire failure and
that the Club would be thing of the
past. Happily. however, such rumors
proved false and the entertainment was
complete success in every detail. On
this occasion. the members present
seemed to be in the best of spirits and
everyone expecting most pleasant eve
ming. After playing ten games of euchre,
the prizes. closely contested for, were
awarded as follows the ladies first
prize, photo album, was won by Miss
Cecile Tanguis the second, forty SOU
venir postal cards, was drawn by Miss
Lillian Conrad, and the consolation by
Miss Mary Vicknair. The gentlemen's s
first prize. an imported razor, was won
by Mr.. Henry Rayne the second, a
heart shaped watch locket. by Mr.. Ste
phen Montegut, and the consolation by
Mr.. Charles Edrington.
The award of prizes was followed by
the reading of designations sent in to
the president and treasurer. The fol-
lowing members designations were read
and unanimously accepted Misses Cora
Bujol and Lise st. Martin, Messrs.. Rene
Madere, Chas. Chauff, Walter Bujol, DIR.
S. Montegut and Prentice E. Edring
ton, Jr.
The resignation, although including
the one from the secretary, Mr.. P. Ed
rington, Jr., did not in any way remove
the joyful feelings of the evening. Mr..
Edrington's position was ably filed for
the evening by Mr.. Stephen Montegut.
The members are in no way uneasy
that the Club will break up. On the
contrary, the spirit to maintain the
Club, as well as its good standard, is
stronger than ever and no doubt the
month Of November will see the St
John Progressive Euchre Club estab-
hshed on an even frmer basis than ever,
financially and socially.
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Propos de Saison.

Les premleFes froldnreS sont precOces
cette aimee. eft a peine octobre est-il
commence que deja les premieres ge.ees
blanches Sc produisent. C'est du moins
ce qu assurent les gems matinaux. ct
plusieurs d'entr'eux nous ont dit que di-
manche matin lis ont remarque des
traces non equivoques de gelee sur les
matieres brunes. lis ont sans doute dit
vrai. car pendant deux autres mathis de
la semaine la gelee a encore etc vue par
d'autres. II y a toutefois ceux qui Sc
pre,assent tard sous lenrs chaudes cou-
ventures ct qui he Sc tient qua leurs
thermometers qni soutiennen que &c ne
peut efre vrai. N'ayant. pour notre
part. rien vu. nous ne contesterons pas
lie fait ct preferous croire quill Y eu
de la gelee. mais tres legere, pas en-
quantite suffisante pour nuire a la vege-
tation
Toutefois. gelee on non, La tempera-
ture. sous le souffie glace dun vent du
nord, s'est beaucoup abaissee au cours de
la semaine. rendant agreables lie jour les
vatements d'automne eft la mutt les cou-
ventures epalsses. lie nlatin. on grelot-
tie en- sortant du Lit. C'est juste lie temps
quill faut pour faire mlrir la came,
Embarrassment tres arrieree, ct de-
truire lie mauvais effet qu u'aurait pu
avoir son Embarrassment par lie vent.
Comme nous fayions pense, lie NAL nest
pas 81 grand qu'on await etc dispose a lie
croire, ct de rapports qni viennent de
differences parties de la region sucriere
on serait piutot porte q creire mainte-
nant que La tempete venteuse qui bou
Ieverse La came, au lieu de lui avoir
fait du NAL. Iui anrait plut0t profile. II
dependant les nouvelles cannes in
troduites dams ie pays qui mont pas 81
bien supporte la secousse violente du
vent, surtout celle connue sous la desi-
gnation I'D IA. Plus solide sur ses
racines. ellie mieux resiste linclina-
tion, mais ellie s'est rompue facilement
pres de La tete.
La roulaison commencera en- grande
parie pendant la derniere senaine du
mois ct La campagne sera partout de
courte dur6e.
On sent approcher graduellement La
triste eft melancolique saison on La natu-
re va sc ivrer au long repos hivernal,
on viendront les froids vifs, ct 'on s. y
prepare de tous c0tes. Les recoltes Sc
ront bient0t rentrees ct il ne restera aux
champs tantot que les cannes aux feuil-
les brunies par les crosses gelees ct qui
promptement disparaitront aussi.
Les feufllages, 81 verts il y encore
nm mois. prennent un ton fonee. sombre,
jaunissent ou rougissent. tsest signe
qu'elles ont vecu ct qu'elles s'appretent
4 La chute inevitable Et peu peu, les
arbres Sc trouveront denudes. depouilles
de leur riche verdure, tendront leurs
branches degarnies aux vents glaces, eft
ce sera Fhiver.
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Sale Of Ferry Leases,

Public notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, November IL, 1906,
at II o'clock a. M. / will offer for sale. at
public auction. at the courthouse of this par
ish, the different franchises to uperate the fol-
lowing ferries, to Wit:
FOR A TBRM OF TWO YEARS.
Ferry No lat or opp0siee the Mount Airy
plantation lane. on the left bank of the river.
to Mr. Alnvon Granier's Willow Grove Store,
on the right bank.
Ferry No. AT or opposite the lower line
of Hope plantation on the left bank. to Mr..
N. f. Pecquet's store on the right bank.
Ferry No. 23.-At or opposite MIR. Frank
P. Lions store. the left bank, to the upper
line eff the property of Mr.. j. Z. Champagne,
on the right bank.
Ferry No. AT or opposite Laplace sta
ton, on the left bank, to Lucy post-otfee. on
the right bank.
FOR TERM ON FIVE YEARS.
Ferry No. 3.-On or opposite the st. Peters
Church. on the lett bank of the river, to Mr..
Jules Joseph store, on the right bank.
All to be sold as per specifications and re-
gulaiio on file in the office of the secretary
of the Police Jury.
The right is reserved to reject any and all
bins
ALOVON GRANIER,
President Police Jury.
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Deces.

Vendre,li siernier est dtctaee. pres de
Thibodsux. Miae Leonard Lasseigne.
nee Elisa yicknair. ag6e de soixaute-t6x-
sept ans Elle etai. notre tante ct la
mere de Nine F. F. Lions. de cette pa
roisse
Nine William NJ. Cantine. nee PANE
Ia Tnagre- est i6ce,s6e same,ii dena:er a
la Nourelle Iherie- qu'elie habitat de
puis lie langues annees- Ellie etait nee
ST. Jean Hartiste en- ls45-
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III
(surrE.)

Daniel trouvait rentretien long. IL
netait point venu renouer une halson
ct n'avait etc entrafne qu'en depit de
lui-meme quelques demonstrations un
PED yives... Les raisons de rompre que
lui donnait Camille, il les approuvait en-
son anne egoIste. Toutefois il jugeait la
situation singuGerement delicate. Ca
mile await une lucidite merveilleuse !;
celia falsait son role lui sans beaute.
Camille Wit son trouble elle s'y from
pa. Ellie crut son remords : ce n'etait
qu'une petite blessure d'amour propre.
Ses paroles tendres sen furent dams fair
du soir don't la fenetre ouverte laissait
penetrer l'apaisante douceur.
Ne sois pas triste. C'est notre reve
qui s'accomplit ensemble nous avons
cess6 d'aimer. Celia est tres bon d'etre
sans remords. Restons amis, redevenons
les camarades de jadis, avec ur1 peu plus
de tendresse eft lie souvenir du passe,
veux-tu
II comprit qu'elle lui suggerait une
attitude ct que la rupture pouvait en-
etre ennobGe. II accepta lie role, en-
feignant encore, par politesse, lie regret,
mais d 'une voix qui xahissait lironie
-Amis, rien qu'amis Essayons, 81
tn lie veux, Mia. Mais 81 tu te ravises...
Ellie lie regarda 81 tristement quill
s'arreta.
C'etait La fin : ills n 'avaient plus rien
Sc dire Dams les romans, lis Sc seraient
haIs, lis auraient echange des paroles de
fiel. simule des gestes tragiques. La
vie est plus simple, plus pauvre. lis he
Sc haIssaient pas. parce qu'ils avaient
cesse de s'aimer, settlement un peu de
mepris etait en- eux cause de leur fai
blesse.
Daniel Sc leva ct Camille essaya de
rire.
-Finie La saisou folle En- octobre
j'etonnerai chacun par mon austerite
N'oubie pas surtout de ne plus me tu-
foyer.
Sa gazette soma douloureuse, infni,
ment.
4Elle est Grange, Sc dit Daniel, hon
teux de lui- mcneil await redoute une
scene de passion, ct cette indifference 8
fermement youlue rhumiiait.--Je crois
que j'aurais mieux Anne une attaque de
nerfs ct tout ce qui s'ensuit que cette
acceptation trop facile.'
Et, mecontent. confus, blesse. il sen
fut, sans qu'une etreinte de leurs mains
eft scelle la rupture.
Camille resta longtemps lie front a Ii
vitre. regardant lie jour mourir derrie
re les arbres du Luxembourg. Quand
ce fut fni, ellie aiiuma sa lampe, ct dams
la solitude de son petit logis, parmi les
obiets familiers que iadis ellie aimait
ellie recommenca de vivre.
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Pour la TOussaint.

NM MONTE & Delaneuville, fermiers
du ferry central, annoncent au public
qu'ils ont pris des measures pour traver-
ser promptement toutes les personnes
qui voudront Sc rendre aux cimetieres
lie Jour de la Toussaint. Outre les ia
elites qu'ils possedent, lis ont loue ponr
roccasion lie launch rapide Two
Friends"
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It Sounds All Right.

Goaker-You look over-worked.
doctor.
Doctor am bit run down. I'm
thinking of going for cruise.
Goaker-I shouldn't, if | were you
Doctor-Why not?
Goaker-Because men in your pro-
fession are so liable to see sickness.
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Unjust Protected,

do you think the rain comes down
on the just and the unjust alike?"
asked the man with penchant for
asking questions
Decidedly not" replied the sage
The unjust always swipe an umbrel-
la milwaukee, SentInel.
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did We'll

Charlie promised that on the day
he married me he would stop drink
ing
did he keep his promise?"
''Oh, yes. He didn't take drink all
that day.''-Cleveland Leader.
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Oh. Yes.

"She Tilted him seven or eight
times before she finally consented to
marry him."
Maybe she considered him a dose
of medicine"
"Huh?"
To be well shaken before taken
Cleveland Leader.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1906-10-13
Question of Eggs,

Foote Lighte-Why do they always
try theatrical pieces in the country
before they try them in the city?
Miss Sue Brette-Oh, l suppose be-
cause the eggs are likely to be fresh,
er in the country.-Yonkers States
man.
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Natural Inference

Mr.. Stoplate-Oh, Miss Tersleep,
that air you just played takes me back
to my mothers knee!
Miss Tersleep-Will she spank you
for staying out 50 late?-Cleyeland
Leader.
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A Han gnan,s Knot

Young Sharpshins-W What's a matri-
monial moose, dad?
Old Sharpshins--It's a species OF
snare, my son, which women are very
clever In making out of a true-lovers
knot
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Confidence

'Your wife has great confidence In
you, hasn't she?"
Mr. Meekton "She depends on me
absolutely to take care of the dog
when she goes Washington
Star
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Made Him Thinl

"You say Bliggins' speech made
you Think"
Eyes. / had to keep thinking as
hard as | could to keep my mind of
the tiresome nonsense that Bliggins
was talking. g."-Washingto Star.
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Marriage.

LIE jeudi Is octohre. cinq heures du
soir, aura lieu, a fEghse ST Pierre, lie
marriage de NJ. Arthur Triche eft de Mile
Marie Adele Cambre.
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A Law Figure.

Jimmy proposed to me to-day"
"Why, he proposed to me last
night"
Eyes. he told me he'd been rehears.
ing it so that he'd be sure to do IL
nicely. Cleveland Leader.
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Be Kind to your Teeth.

Tee DR.. keller's cxarina Dentiflice tpres-
cription Of DIR. f. A. Keller.
The NEW. sle finest ilentifrice made
Cleanses the teeth and positively arrest
all decay Hardens the gums and keeps
the who.e mouth in perfectly healthy
condition.
Price. =, cents per bettle.
For sale al Drug stores
PEOPLES PHARMACY,
Reserve
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TAINTED.

TENANTS TO CULTIVATE CANE by
the ton.
Apply to
THE LEON GoDCHAUx co. LTD,
Reserve. La.
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CHAS. LASSEIGNE. REDAcrEUK.

Une remise de 81 pour cent est faite aux
abonnes qui patent d'avanee ou dams lie pre-
mier rnois de I'abonnement. Apres ce temps
a'est plus fait de remise.
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DIR. OSCAR ]. DRY,
DENTIST,
GARYyILLE, La.
For SNle.

REAL ESTATE. one hundred and fen tilol
feet French measured in width hy We t5l
arpeuts in depth, more or less. including
house seven rooms aud pantry. Large barn.
fruit and pecan trees.
apply 3G1 Hennsn Building.
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For S0Ie. Cheap.

One i-male Tongue Cart,
One Carriage,
One Buggy without top
All lit good condition.
Also fine Cow "a good miiker in quantity
and qnalitvl.
Apply 10 ERNEST sENTiLLEs,
EdyzFf Z o, sS-
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The Sower and the Seed.

The young mans very needy
He signs a lot of notes;
And why does he look SO seedy?
He's sowing his wild oats.
-E1ayafa nd I aadar
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"Why are you pouring water all
over your doorstep? When it freezes
every caller will break his neck
That's all right. About ten bill col
lectors and all my creditors are going
to call tomorrow Chicago Journal
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Journal 0mciel

DE Ia PAROfSSE ST. JEAN-BAPTISTE
ET DU BUREAU DES ECOLES.
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Notice.
49,
All persons desiring to have
Fish, Crabs, Oysters,

and all the delicacies of salt water will please
address the undersigned at Reserve r. o.
All orders shall be sent on Wednesdays
Cash on delivery.
C. A. LASSEIGNE.
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Continuation a Ia Deyniere Page.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1906-11-01
Business Locals.

Ny LOST-By Light Brown Shepherd
Dec nysteriously got away Thursday
evening, October 15th. If returned to
owner Il reward will be given.
Novllt' ROBERT EYLER.
ssEe FOR SALE OR RENT. My Farm
situated about % miles North of Thur
mont, containing liz acres, more or less;
rs acres of which is tillable and in good
condition. For further particulars, call
on or address
JOSIAH FLOHR,
oct254t' Thurmont, Nd.
tS;- WANTED-B CHICAGO
Wholesale and mail order house, assistant
manager oman or woman) for tins county
ard adjoining territory. Salary $50 and OK
;scns, paid weekly; expense money advan
red. Work pleasant; position permanent.
No investment or experience required Spare
time valuable. Write at once for full par
iculnrs und enclose self addressed envelope
Address,
GENERAL MANAGER,
134 f. Luke St,
iul, 10 49,. Chicago.
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TrOutyille Items.

Mrs. Mary J. Eaton, of Frederick, is
spending few days with her son, Ira,
and family.
Mr.. John q. Kolb, of Mt. Pleasant,
spent last Thursday with his sister, Mrs.
J. H. Delaplane.
Mrs. Margaret Smith has returned
home after spending the last few months
with her niece, Mrs. Charles Schell, in
Frederick.
Miss Zelda Smith has returned home
after spending a few weeks with friessds
in York.
Miss Sadie w eddie, of Woodsborc. spent
Saturday ard Sunday with her parents,
Mr. Cyrus Weddle and wife.
Mrs. VIM. Anders has returned home
after spending some time with friends in
Walk cfsyiile
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Eyacel,am Letter.

Rev. ri. L. Oerter, from Riverside, N.
j., with family, are spending some time
with Mr.. Oerter' father, Rev. A. L. Ger
ter.
Mrs. Sarah E. Bachman, of Bristol, s.
Dakota, will be here for an indefinite time
with her sister, Mrs. Bernard Coliitiower.
Tie latter has been very much indisposed
the last two months.
Mr.. U. Fror and wife and Mr.. Peter
Firor and wife, of Baltimore, were here
last week attending the funeral Of their
brother, Mr.. Edward Firor.
Mrs F. X. Gilbert spent few days of
last week with her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Martin.
Mr.. H. E. Colliilower returned from
New York last Friday evening, after a
sojourn OF seven days sightseeing.
Mrs. George Collihow er and little daugh-
ter, Rosa are here from Philadelphia, Wis
itins Mrs. Collifower's brother, Mr.. Dan
lei Seiss.
Mr.. F. IIankey and wife, of Creagers.
town, were guests at Mrs. j. Collifiow.
cr's Sunday last.
Mrs. Belva Birely and daughter, Miss
Bessie, spent last Tuesday afternoon witt
friends here
Some of the High School girls of Thur
mont took stroll last Friday evening
and stopped while in our little town tc
chat with acquaintance. The party wal
Misses Irene Anders, Eva Harbaugh, Der
nice Wachter and Hazel Eyler, all of Sa
billasville.
The supper held in the Lecture Room o
the Moravian church last Thursday even
ing was very well attended and quite {
success.
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Il has long hccn the desire Of cur peo-
pie TO have city felix come in our m!cst
to live during the summer and fall months
and it locks like preparations should be
made for ali such who are contemplating
making this = stepping place. a member
Of inGaiics have recently been made for
houses in cur nidet and it is q fair pre-
diction, that once such an influx OF city
people begin 10 make this their summer
abode, that our community Will stand SEC
ord to none as summer resort along The
Western Maryland; especially 50 is this
after Ii. Electric road is opened for traf-
hc. Those contemplating taking steps To
build aeouk not wait until a ''Doom' is
on to buy land. That substantial boom
in lend values is not far away, we are con-
fident!y sure. AS healthy place, with
the prrest of pure mountain water, a de.
iightful climate and unsurpassed railroad
accommodations, the banner of Thurmont
floats among the very highest.
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Trespass Notice.

We, the undersigned, hereby warn all
persons not to trespass upon our lands
by hunting, fishing or otherwise, as the
law will be enforced against all offenders.
G. DWIGHT HoTT, JOSIAH EYLER.
(For 25 cents your name can be insert
cd in this notice until Christmas.)
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@s5eu advertisements.
Order Niai OR Sales.

Order Nisi OR Sales.
In the Orphans Court for Frederick
County, Maryland
October Term, 1906.
In the Matter of the Sale of the Real
Estate Of Lydia A. Idle, deceased.
In the Matter Of the Report of Sales,
fled the Doth day Of October, 1906
RDERED, by the Orphans Court Of
" Frederick County, this goth day of
October 1906, that the sale of real os-
tate of LYDIA A. Idle, late of Frederick
CoQnty, deceased, on above day reported
to this Court by her Executor be ratified
ard confirmed unless cause to the con-
tralv be shown on or before the Path day
Of November 1895, provided q copy of this
order BE Published in some newspaper
published in Frederick County for three
successive weeks prior to the Oath day OF
November, 1906.
The Executors Report states the
Amount of Sales to be Four Hundred
dollars [$l00.00.l
Russell E. Lighter, J,acos # tho
y Wn = T. F Esfrrs' Orphans Court.
True Copy Test: VIM. Is. CUTSHALL,
Register of Wills for Frederick County.
nov ! al,
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nisd Huddealy.

Ex~County Commissioner George p.
Grosaickle, residing near Highland. this
county, died suddenly at his home on MOI
day. He had just finished carrying some
wood to the house, when he cat down and
suddenly fell forward and died instantly.
He was 70 wears Of age.
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More Io,lsaS Needed.

It is becoming apparent that more
houses will be needed this Spring to cup
ply those seeking to make their home in
cur midst, than any time heretofore in
the history of our town. Who will come
forward and erect some suitable for rent
ing purposes? Business men and mer-
chants generally should try ard see If
houses could net be provided for home
seekers il OR midst. Inability to be &c
cor.n.odatad means loss to al Of Us.
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A Good LiRlr,snt.

When you need good reliable liniment
try Chamberlain Pain Balm. 1t has no
superior fer sprains and swellings. A
piece Of flannel slightly dampened with
Pain Balm is superior TO plaster for a
lame OF pains in the side or chest. 1t also
relieves rheumatic pains and makes sleep
ard rest possible. For sale by Waters
D,.no. Store.
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Personals,

Personals.
Miss Olive Gaugh, of this place, is Wis
iting friends in Baltimore and Lansdale.
Mrs. D. r. Rouzer is visiting friends
in Waynesboro.
Mr.. Uriah Firor and wife of Baltimore
visited friends in this place during the
past week.
Hrs. Anna Robinson and son John Of
Littlestown visited Mrs. w. T. Grimes
and family last week.
Rev. Oerter and family Of Riverside,
N. J. are visiting friends in Graceham.
Rev. Oerter filed the pulpit Of the Nor
avian Church in this place last Sunday
evening.
Hiss Blanche Watson of Sabillasville is
visiting Hrs. Mahle Creeger.
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Can Yen Beat This Beet ?

Mr.. William Asckley, Of this place,
esnt TO this Office last week red beet
grown In his garden. 1t measured n
length 81 inches circumference 10Y inch
es weight 12A pounds. We ssy it is the
largest beet in this commurity--untii
sos,eone brings US one to beat it.
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Religious.

On Sunday afternoon Nov. nth, at !
o'clock there viii be preaching !. the
German Baptist Church IA this place BY
Elder s. s. Fike Of Detosr. Meeting viii
be held each evening during the following
week. All are cordially invited to attend.
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Mrs. S. Roainthal Of Turner, Michigan,
says: eve have used Chamberlain $
Cough Medicine for Ourselves and chill
dren fer several years and like it very
much. think it is the only remedy for
Group and can highly recommend it. ~ For
sale by Waters Drug Store.