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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-07
DESDE COIMO
huertas le prOcura el des'
quite. -AveIino Rivera sgre-
dido. Lecci6n a tempo.
CABO CASTA
CABO CASTA
Rarrido de calle. -Nubes de
polvo. - Mas educaci6n
Gago detenIdo.

Fl Seeretario dc sl Juzgado de
Pes, Elelmiro Haersas, que foe con
danAdo por Ia Corts municipal oil psgo
dc tinoo dollars por sgtesi6n & nuestro
corrsljgionsrio Hirolito CORES, prae
tie6 L. vsndstta, y al efseto denunsi6 q
nusstro amigo ror provocaei6n. Los
individuos Hsribsrto Fontans, h'jo,
Jose Corr Alvo, eual reverse del vers2
EpAminondas, sirvisron de test'gos d
su eorrsllgionario Huertas.
-Nasatro correliglonario Avelinc
Rivers, foe sgrsdido alsvosamsnts
por el individuo Wsnssslao Rivera.
Nusstro amigo he intsrpussto 10 CO.
rrespondients denuncla ante el JueI
sefor Gaillsrmety y no dudamos que
10 justicia brillara,
Ell polioia Juan Santiago demos
trando 10 mas aupina ignoraneia on el
cumplimlerto do su dsbsr. conduio
don Avslino Rivera 4 IL skrcel Sin
previo mandamiento iudieial ri 90
nor Juez, order 10 exoareslaci6n, J
me eusntan, do una huena leec,6n o.
guArdiA prevArieador,
LLAMA mucho 10 atenei6n que
los comercianses unionistss Gean lol
Guicos ipfsActores QUE el cabo CAsta
denuneia por irfeipgir las disposieio
mes do Sanidad
LA dispoaiei6n one ata fie al b.
rrido dc ealles on eata poblAel6p, h,
sido rec!bida do buen grado por lol
vseinos, zero opinamos, que 10 hor'
dc echo nut We, que 90 hR esoogid'
para ponerla en- prActies. resultA In
smpsst!,s, toda vsA que el polv0 q
lavanta, los mior0bios SC subIevan, COL
detrinerto del eAbo CsstA, y los veei
nos estamos expuestos 4 Una infection
mas.
-Dsbido q 10 fl lsncia dc gent
cue eorcurre 4 nuestra Corie los Ola
que esta csle9ra audiereia, y & la
ineonve niencias dc oiertos funeiona
rios do la mismS, que rsSultan EeilIdo
con les mas rudimentarias formaS d
sducaci6r, se hsce materiArmsnts i'm
posible tomar notAs tx .ctAs do 10
iuicics Que aAf 10 eslebran.
Ell policia Garcia. gusrdlA eelo
80 del cump plimiento dc 81 deber, ds
uvo & FfAEcisco ESpada, alias &E
gagos, por profsrir frases ttsnsiva
portra los unioni.tas. Los repubI
canes han h:cho eAta detsnci6n asur
10 de cabinets, Y ESQ que era Ga
Ro,,pIU
-Ss nos dice que el ne1ieo titv
lar MGor Hernandez, y sl sbogad
MAnolo Rivera, fueron q entrevistAl
10 con 81 prslo Paneho Gel gage
eumplitnio 6rdenes de los ittes, quit
mes busean, y no srcuenGran, el bull
& eisrtA Autoridad.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-07
G. AtiIes Garcia.
CARCEL MUNICIPAL

Hen ipgrsssdo en- .el dspArtA
mento de tArcel de San Juan los si
guientes ipdivlduos senteneiados por
el Jutz municipal dc Vega B. ia: Lo'
rerSo Santos Soatss y Eufsmio G Alin
dsE, nusvs meses, por hurto msuor;
Antonio MArI'ntz, dos meaes, poH
turbar 10 paS; EuSebio CAnire, dos
mesea, por asomstimiento y sgrssi6p;
Agapito S9ler, tres msses, por iguAl
dsliIo y Nieo'A' Melsndtx, 81 dfaz,
por turbIr 10 pax
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-07
La Russia nueva
UN IMPfRIO QUE AGON|1A.---lA RtV0luC|ON EsTALll
Z LAS MUJERER COMBATEv.--lA I|BEBTlO TR|UNFy.

La dams del b gar 20 ha tran, e
gurado gu Amaxona del combats Dnslo
terrible La sosiedsd contra oil Go
bierno 10 tirania y 10 sutocraeiA. El
gobierno scsrtando .! reto, J dispo
nisndo sl ataque
YG d6nde Va el pusblo9 Va rlpi'
do Ia libsrtsd, 4 10 reptblisa, preci
pitando 10 eaidda del imperio. Y el
imperio oaark. IN rssplsndorss nj
grand'zAs, svsntado por 10 re- oluc'6
I rm'dAble. Nieolka II vera CAVIAR CO.
mo Nss5n So propia huesa, sin dss.
Gender como aquel matrieida, pulsapdo
10 titsra pcco artss en- pressneia del
ircsndio dc 81 pueblo. ,....
ri imperio ardera. ..... 10 quie
en los hombres; 10 piden les mule.
rec; el pueblo 10 demAnda. Dem Anda
imperioss, 10 esida do nm imbericI
Las muierss rusAs a'zau prfiales
porque no paedsn llevsr Il ,rss On sus
manos, euando llsvsn sspinss puma
doras on aus Almas. Elias son ma
drss que han perdido sus ssposos ,
sus hiios en- la gusrrs, 8 dssgarrados
por los ptrros del Gear, jgocminis
eoyopAdA para atrsnta del siglo y 10
civilixael6n; son hsrmAnAs dc hernia
on, uovias do smantss que psrtieror
con lGgrimas On los oioa para inmo
larse en- nj mbre do un amo, que di
o. ser sl imperio, como aqu6l que di
! 10 en- FraneiA eel Estado soy yc.s
Ahora, los que restan pAtriotas
van ipmolarse on nombrs de 10 IL
bsrtad; hombres resue'tos; muiereu te'
rrib' 90; ismilias dc EspArtsl
LA aemilla dc 10 libertad. al re-
garSe CON sar gre. al brotar en- plants
y rsventar en- h,res, podrk ser ssgad,
por Il hos do los gobiernos plutonia
nos; pero los rAiees quedan, shonda n
do cada vez mas on el terreno; vuelv,
10 legion pAtriota con sus picos, 70
musvs sl sureo. y spArecs sntonoss re
vsrdeeido y tusrts el Gordon enterra
do, que sirvs do base para oil ipgsrt,
piadoso do una revoluci6n que mac
en- otrA revoluci6n que no do frut1s
sNingda ssfusrxo 90 pisrds.S CO
mino dol eifuerxo Va Rusis, y lltgar,
a7gda dfa....
La piedra que se lanIA Al mar o
ideVorada; el surco % Ideal, psro .
Imd,eulo que 90 eisrcitA on IL lAbo
eonstantemsnte, Al cabo atquiere /
fue, ~ necesAsia que hA dc dAr bue
reanltAdo & 10 hcrA de dsatruir 10
bAlt.ones y extrapgulAr los tirAnol
10 h 1ra santa de romper los diquc
~ dsabordar los pueblos, empui and
adelante el oArro do las revolucione
que anupciA con 50 est e2ito la rths
biliIasi6n compleia dc los pArias.
ri imperio Sgonixa, zero 90 90
, varA 10 Russia NUEVA do los homhrC
libres y do las muiereS libersa1orAI
r kfilae Esrria
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-07
IA MUJ[R AMERICANA

La setivIdAd do la muisr amerl-
cana he eneontrado nuevo campo dc
acci6n, y corrssponde Ch eago el
honor de ser la primer ciudS sn ofrs.
c6 selo. LAMGora Ogden Nc .Crug,
nusra del dIiurto general A. c. Na
Clurg, ha reclbido lcs dccumentoS a.
males que 10 dan 81 Permjso para eier.
Ger lA pre- fsai6n de piloto en- 10 nave
gAsi6n de los g'sndss lsgos. Sc hA
puesto & 81 cargo 81 yacht de vspor
essa F. X, de IA tonelsd das, en- oil que
desempe1a el fcio de Captain.
2sS, 81; Mario, A6, 635 10; Abril, 157,
5S5 81; M,yc, lt4 o30, Jnuio 36 t25
Julio, 168 l6l,39 FL depsrtAmsnso
crse que aumenIarkn este iiIo las rem.
las ipternAA & medic miIl6o de pesos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-07
PREsQS EJECuTADOS

Les peri6dSos SaIvAdoItf0S Acu
san & las tropas gu Stemalteeas de hA
ber dAdo muerte les prisioneros dc
guerra, y protsstsnde esa medidA sci
vSie ante el mundo oivilixAdo.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1906-03-15
sbriekIng and Shooting.

1t Is b comfort to realize when we hear
people talking about 1.-The good old times
that used to be, THAT in some respects, at
least. we show more common sense today.
One instance is in our attitude toward wo-
men There WAS time when a woman was
expected to shrek and faint in almost any
emergency 1t WAS even considered an at
tractive exhibition of dependence. Today
we pardon lack of nerve and sLlfposscssion
in woman almost as little as in a man.
The girl who rides and shoots has taken the
place of the girl who used to shrek and
faint. No small factor in bringing this vel
come change about has been the campaign
carried on by the ]. Stevens Arms and Tool
Company, Chicopee Falls, Mass makers Of
the famous Stevens firearms, who have in
PRODUCED our girls to the healthy, upbulding
sport of outdoor shooting. The company
have issued caalog illustrating many vari'
cites Of lightweight rifles, shn'gnns and pis'
to's which girls all over the country are u.s.
ing today. 1t contains much useful and in
ieresting information on such points as the
selection, care and testing of firearms, be-
sides notes on ammunition. targets, etc. We
understand this book of reference will be
sent tree 10 any one sending four cents In
stamps, to coyer postage.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1906-03-15
Lows Letter

Mr.. Jacob Nei,y OF Frederick, who has
been spending several weeks with his daugh.
ter, Mrs. VIM. Mort, returned home Friday.
vi. Miller, our merchant, spent few
days ia Chambersburg and vicinity on bus-
rcss ar1 visiting friends.
Logs Union Sunday School will reorgan-
ize on March 25th
Mr.. Robert Colbert died very suddenly on
the night Of March 11th, Of heart failure.
Funeral took place Wednesday afternoon at
Creagerstown.
Mrs. NJ G. Smith spent Monday in Grace
hmm.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Summers and daugh-
ter Mary, of near Fora, Pa, visited her broth
err Mr. John 10y recently.
Mrs. II. Lohr and daughter spent Monday
in Thurmont.
Quite plumber of families will change
their residence this spring. Mr.. John Mar
tin who has had sale will moye to Waynes'
boro, Mr.. John Keilholtz taking charge OF
his farm; Mr.. Newton Fisher will move to
Thurmont. Mr.. Robert Troxell will move on
his farm; Mr. A. Error moves to Graceham
Mrs Freshour will occupy the place vacated
by hir; Mr.. Quincy Ovelman will move to
his farm near Motters; Mr. George Mumford
moves to Westminster; Mr.. Clarence Martin
of Hagerstown will move in Mr.. Foglc't
house, Mr.. Fogle moving to Frederick; Mrs
W. Myers and daughter will occupy Mr..
John Fishers place made vacant by Mr., Jes
&C Gangh
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1906-03-15
Graz.asIanl Items.

Mr.. Rowe Oher and wife of Emmitsburg
spent Saturday with Mr.. AID Mrs. M. Shoe
MAKER
MIR. Chas. E, Ter and family of Franklin,
vile spent Sunday with Mrs, ] d, Fror.
Miss Hazel Boiler of near Logs and Master
Lester Unecr of Thurmont, were the guests
of the Misses Kca and Helen Collif1ower on
Sunday last.
Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. Morrison Of Emm!ts
burg spent Sunday with their son Mr. W.
u Morrison and family.
Mrs ]. Z. " eller of Baltimore is in town
f., few days.
Mrs Clarence Colliflnwer has been suffer
ing with lagrippe the past week.
Mrs G Twin Fox Of ST st, Mary's visited
Mr. Geo Hrsser end family last werk.
Quite number of our young folks attend
ed the preaching services at Apples Church
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. M. Chilean and wife Of Emmitsburg
spent Sunday with relatives here.
Mr.. VIM. Martin and aunt Mrs. Joshua
Martin, spent Sunday in Frederick.
Mr.. and Mrs John Stoner Of Union Bridge
spent few days with their parents here.
Mr.. French of Baltimore visited his child
rem at Miss Englcs last Saturday.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1906-03-15
TrOutyille Items.

Mr.. Chss Slower and little son Gilbert of
Sparrows Point spent some time with rela-
tives around this place.
Mrs. Margaret Smith who had been spend
ing some time with friends in Baltimore has
returned home.
Mr.. Albert Anders of Virginia spent sew
eral days with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Anders.
Mr.. John w Pttinrer spent Saturday
with his parents Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Pit
finger of Johnsyile.
Mr.. and Mrs jacob Feezor spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr.. Milton Du.row and fam
lily.
Mr.. Harry Anders and family and Mr..
John Aunien and family of Woodsboro spent
Sunday with their parents Nr. and Mrs.
VIM. Anders.
Mrs. Emma Delaplane spent Wednesday
afternoon with her aun, Mrs. John II. Della
plane.
Mrs. Anne Delaplane and daughter Sallie,
Mrs. Lescaleet and Mrs. Laura Feezer spent
one afternoon last week with Mrs. Annie
Hoff.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Deleplane epent Sat
urday with her parents Mr.. and Mrs Simon
Lohr of Thurmont.
miss Annie Winter and Miss Ethel Wer
king spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Ad'
die Dutrow.
Mr. Ernest Long and sister Miss Bessie, OF
Creagerstown spent Sunday afternoon with
their aunt Mrs John Philips.
Mrs. John Philips is on the sick list at this
writing
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1906-03-15
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1906-03-15
Sale Register.

Under this head will appear, free ofcharge
the date and character OF public sale fol
which bills have been printed at this office
Space herein may be secured, when bills are
printed elsewhere. at the rate of cents pei
line for each insertion.
On Friday, March 16, 1905, Mrs Adelmaa
Eicboltz. admrx, will sell horses, cattle and
farming implements near Jimtown.
On Saturday, March II, 1905, Harvey V
Whitmore will sell horses, cattle and farm
ing implements on the road leading from
Creagerslown to Catoctip Furnace
On Saturday, March II, 1905, Grayson M.
Eichelberger. administrator, will sell person
al property at Rocky Ridge
On Monday, March 10, 1906, Grnyson Il
Anders will sell horses, cattle and farm ma
chinery, IL miles north Of Rocky Ridge. Sec
bills.
On Tuesday. Mnrch 20, 1906. at 10 a. m:
Stewart Marlin will sell horses, cattle and
farming implements near Mot'ers.
On Wednesday, March 81, 1905, Chas. E.
Robinson will sell cattle, horses and farm
implements on the BnrrlCk farm at Rocky
Ridge.
On Thursday, March %, 1905, Geo. II.
Geiselman will sell horses, cattle, etc., at his
home near Monocacy.
On Friday, March 90, Jonas V Summers
will sell horses, cattle and farming machn-
cry on the Hammett farm 2 miles northeast
of Thurmont.
On Friday, March 90. 1908, G Lan'z will
sell personal property at his residence mile
from Deerfcld.
The real and personal property of the late
Jos. j. Fox, will be sold on March 90, 1906
at his late residence at Foxvlle. Md.
On Saturday, March "a, 1906, Lydia Main
will sell personal property at her residence
IN Crcagerst"wn.
On Saturday, March "a. 1906, Peter N.
Hammaker viii sell personal property ut his
residence IN Thurmont.
On Tuesday, March 27, 1905. Newton
Fisher will sell horses, cattle and farming
implements near Logs.
On Wednesday. March %, 1906. Mrs. sa
villa Stmmel will sel personal property at
Lcr resid, nee near Thurmont.
On Friday, March 80, 1906, D. A. Firor
will sell stock and farm machinery. l mile
east of Graceham on MIR. Harry Lohr's farm.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1906-03-15
Local Correspondence.

After April 1st Mr.. Geo. e. Fox will en-
gage in the business Of blacksmithing a
Franklin Mills, he having rented the Fresh
our property.
1t is gratifying intelligence to his many
friends to learn that the health Of Mr.. Johr
Landers is improving.
VIM. Smith whose critical illness was men
toned in laat weeks CLARION, died Monday
morning last.
VIM. Potts and family moved, Monday
from Franklin Mills to Barrick's lime kilns.
To obtain best results get your seed pota
toes out of the cellar now and expose them
to the light and air until time for carly plant
ing.
Snow, beautiful snow Tuesday.
Mr.. Ed. Joy of Creagerstown section, took
possession Of Mrs. D. G. Hammett's farm Fri
day last.
A very pleasant social was given at the
home of Dir. and Mrs. G. 3. Croft Saturday
evening last. Twas in the nature of sur
prise to Mr.. Croft in honor of his 65th birth
day. In this kindly remembrance friends OF
the family numbering about 80, heartily JOIN
ed and admirably succeeded in making the
occasion really enjoyable one. Indeed, SO
delightfully."- was the time being waited away
in pleasant conversation, games and other
Jolly passtimes that twas alone the dawn OF
Sabbath morn that suggested and brought
about the dispersion of the asscablage d.
rex tly after partaking OF the abundance OF
refreshments, cakes. candies, fruits aud Other
deIlcacies. borne by a large and substantial
djningroom table.
Mr.. f. A. Fry will discontinue store
keeping and in the future direct his energies
to farming alone Mr. Fry's health has been
rather poor during the past winter.
As place tor holding next National Con
vention Cockeysville should easily he eligi'
bic.
Miss Eliza Young. who about fortnight
ago was found lying upon the floor OF hel
home wholly disabled and unconcouO. is
gradually recovering health and strength.
Miss Jessie R0uzer's health has improved
At present her condition is such as to infuse
brightest hopes in the minds Of her very ma
ny solcitous friends.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1906-03-15
,Aew advertisements.
Road Petitioners Notice.

We, the undersigned Citizens and Tax.
Payers of Frederick County, State Of Mary.
land, hereby give notice that we intend TO
petition the Board of County Commissioners,
Monday, NJ ay z, 1906, to close portion of
the public road leading from Thurmont to
Decrfed and relocate tho same, running
through the land of J. Wesley Crecgrr.
Said road to he rc-lo Gated to he thirty feet
wide, according the Act of Assembly made
and provided.
Said re located road to I've about one fourth
of mile in length.
l.. D. CRAWFORD, c H. Brown,
w. S LANTz, n ]. ALBAUGH,
J. w. CREEGER, Il. F EYLER,
JOHN r. RoUzER, JAS. X. WATERS.
mar Is 6t.*
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1906-03-15
Afflicted with Rheumatism.

81 was and am yet afflicted with rbeu
matism," says Mr.. ]. G. Bayne, editor
of the Herald, Addington, Indian Ter
r;torv, "but thanks to Chamberlain e
Pain Balm am able once more to attend
to business. 1t is the beet of liniments.'
If troubled with rheumatism give Pain
Balm trial and you are certain to be
more than pleased with the prompt re-
lief which 1t affords. One application
relieves the pain. For sale at Waters
Drug Store.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1906-03-15
Notice to Creditors.

TNHIS Is to give notice that the subscriber,
i Grayson NJ Echeherger, has obtained
from the Orphans Court Of Frederick
Co. Md, letters Of Administration on the
estate Of
MARIAN f FICHELBERGER,
deceased. All persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased are hereby warn
cd to exhibit the same with the voucher
thereof legally authenticated to the subscr-
bers on or before October Is, 1905, they may
otherwise be excluded from all benefit of
said estate. All persons indebted to said es-
tate are hereby warned to make immediate
payment.
Given under our hand this 7lh dav of
March, 1908.
GRAYSON NJ. EICHELBEBGER,
mch 8 81 Administrators.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1906-03-15
CreagerstOwn Items.

Miss Minnie Brown who has been visiting
Mrs. r. NJ. Stevens returned to her home
at Westminster on Saturday last much pleas
ed with her trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Ogle spent Sunday
with Mr. Bud Stambaugh and family at
Woodsboro.
Messrs J. D. Hahn and Blaine Hoffman
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.. Ed JOY OF
near Frankllnvllle.
Robert Colbert of near town died Monday
morning; funeral took place Wednesday af
ternoon in town Mt the Lutheran church, IN
terment in the adjoining cemetery.
Mr.. l l.. Hsnkey and wife are spending
some time with relatives at York. Pa.
Mr.. Frank Stevens who has been very i'll
we are glad to..say is now much better.
MIR. John Glenn and family moved from
here to Hagerstown last week.
G. Marion Ham, travelling salesman for
Barnhart & Co. Of Hagerstown spent few
days with friends at this place.
Mrs. Roy Whitmore of town is very sick
at this writing.
Mr.. Lew Ham who is employed by the
Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad Co. al Councils
vile. Pa, spent from Satu rday until Tues
day with family and friends at this place and
also attended the funeral of his sisterin!aw,
Mrs John Grimes.
Matte ", wife of John Grimes OF Fredcr-
lex, formerly of this place. died in Frederick
Saturday morning. March 3; funeral services
was held in the Reformed Church in Creag-
erstown Monday afternoon a, O'Clock, Rev
Hench ofiiciated The pallbcarers were Mar.
ion G. Warner, j ,. Ham, Geo E. kams-
burg, J. B Hoffman, Roy V. Derr and An
drew Krise
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1906-03-15
TO AMEND CHARTERS.
Two Ri:!s Affecting Frederick
County Railroads..

Two bills to amend the charters of rail.
roads iu Frederick county have been prcpar-
cd and will he intr duced in the Legislature
this week One Of these is bill to amend
the charter o! the Monocacy Valley Railroad
Company which now has a line between
Tnurmon and Catoctin Furnace. The bill
provides that the company my extend the
snut, ern terminus Cf the rond from Catoctin
Furnace to Frederick. A gentleman inter-
ested in this railroad stated that it WINS the
company's purpose to extend the railroad, rs
provided in the bill. Un''cr the company s
present charter it may, lift so desires, oper-
ate the road as an electric line.
The other bill is 10 amend the charter of
the diminishing and Rocky Ri''ge Railroad
COMPANY by giving it power to extend its
line, in either direction, to any point in Fred.
crick county. The amendment also provides
that the company may, il il chooses to do so,
use electricity as motive power.
One of the gentleman interested in the Mo-
nocacy Valley Railroad stated that the COM
pany expected to develop large freight bus
mess by hauling flint md ether products
from the Ca:ocin Furnace property and
limestone from Quarries which are expected
to be opened in the ncighborhood of Lewis.
town.-Daily Ners Of 18th inst.
This is indeed interesting railroad news,
and if carried out to logical conclusions,
means something. The sensible thing for
the NJ. V. r. r is to meet the W, F. s. G..
al Lewistown, and likewise the Emmitsburg
railroad extend its line via Creagcrstown and
meet at the same point, and then both Thur
mont and Emmjtsburg will have connection
direct with Frederick, the county seat.
This is practical and feasible, in fact 1t is
the sensible thing to do, and 1t won't take
much money 10 accomplish this and 1t will
be the biggest thing Frederick county has
had in long while in the shape of railroad
work. G,t together! Get toge'hel!!-ED
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1906-03-15

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Moore, If Atlanta, Ga, says: II suffered more
than 20 years with indigestion. A friend
recommended Kodol. 1t relieved me in one
day md now enjoy better health than for
many years. Kodol digests what you cat,
relieves sour stomach, gas on stomach, belch-
ing. etc. Sold by Dr. Jas. X. Waters.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1906-03-15
M arried.
KRnM FUSS,

At9r. m Tuesday, March 6, 1906. in the
Mu:ayiau Parsonage at Grace han, and IN
I presence of God and Sr. Kaiser rs Wit
nessrs, the marriage of George krnn', son OF
Hcn,y and Lille (nce Rrsson) Krom. living
near Creagerstown, with LEILA Fuss, daught'
er of John and Isabella (nee Fe,zer) Fuss,
and residing near Thurmont, was solemnized
by the undersigned.
RevJ F. Kaiser.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1906-03-15
S,ceDiessHesS.

Disorders Of the stomach produce ner-
vous condition and often prevents sleep.
Ch.mberain's Stomach and LIVER Tablets
stimulate the digestive organs, restore the
system to healthy condition and make sleep
possble. For sale at Waters Drug Store.