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SUICIDE BY HANGING.
Emanuel Slontr. well-Known Citizen OF
Westminster Hangs Himself.

Shortly after clock 90 lhs morning. OF
Nav 10. our sstzcns Wrrc startled by the IN
formation that Emaauel SsoRcr @as iuand dead
y, ms harn Mr. Stuucs resldci GA - ARsr
street. Westminster. and between and ?
o'clock sent to the barn 10 attend some duties,
ard was shortly after followed By has wife.
A D.. ms. oprs-d The draT she saw the body OF
b.r husband banging from raiier. She
notified Nj. George +. Matthews, Sho Sas a.
work 10 an adjoining house, Rud be cni the
bod, Iuuu. bus l1se WIS extinct.
Mr. Sionrr had been suffering for several
wears wi,h Sigh, mental trouble fo't'Riug q
severe Illness, and lately eagscd HIS tmiiy
much Apprehension. He and his vile lived
sl8ar until a short time ago. vheu one oi hi.
sous asd family moved in With bis father and
mother.
81. Stsner ~as 10 his 72I year aal belonged
40 = prgtainsn; family of the German Baptist
Br-tbrep Church. OF which be Mss also mem
her. Forty wears ago be ~as engaged In farm.
ips NEAR FriEe.lburg, but sold has farm aRd
x..rt 10 Iowa, and later 10 Sed<w}ck. Nan.
Al the latter place he engaged extensively in
thr nursery business About Is years ago be
rrtnrnri to this city and established the well.
k.oun Stpncr's nurseries here. which Are sui
carried on b. Que 81 his sons.
Mr. Stouer Is survived by his wil', and the
following children john d.. Of Nevada,
Missouri; CLAYTON Of ST Louis; George f., of
New Market, Io~a; :. c.. Harry D.. and
JrSs. f. of Westminster; Clarence a, OF
Gettysburg. Pa; Mrs. Annie Myers, OF VIII
i,,.hnrs. lows: Mrs. Emma Rhodes, Of Kan
as CIV, Missouri; Mrs Lucinda Lesh. Of
[,,pgm5nt. Colorado, and Mrs. {. +. Klein,
near Frederick. Nd He !. also survived BY
The following brothers aud sisters David 1T
Westminster: John r. Of Thurmont. Md;
Daniel OF Dayton, Ohio; Jacob, Mrs. Mary
A. lar,w snd Mes Augustus Little OF Union
Bridge. 8 number of grandchildren AND large
number OF ueices and nepheWs.
lis tyrsraI took place At McadoW Branch
ar 0 ,'elack this morning., Elders Uriah Blk
ler. Ezra Brown and WIN. Il. Roop officiating.
The following were the pallbearrrS: VIM.
G,iman. Uriah Babylon, Joseph Price, Emau-
ueI Whitmore. 4. J. Reese and 4. n. Warn
er. James VI. Stouer was funeral director
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business Locals.

Mitchell, the Photographer, has photo
postal cards views of Westminster. Everybody
supplied.
The Kelley Cure for Drug and Liquor using
is the only cure, il completely removes all
necessity for either. If you want to know
something about it, write contidentialy to w.
G. Haskell Manager the Kelley Institute,
2ll North Capitol street, Washington, d. c.
Thoroughbred Collie Pups, for sale cheap.
Apply to r. f. Henry, Mt Airy, Nd.
June weddings will be numerous. says
Madam Rumor, and she also says that Cassell,
the Jeweler has the fpestds line of goods
suitable for such occasions, at the lowest
prices
step in the right direction. Into the
retailers store, where Dolly Madison Shoes
are sold. You will be pleased with the styles
and the price.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-06-01
Sunny Side Items.

NAY sl.-sorae or cur farmers have uos finished
planting corn
Jacob Leppo. Of near Pine Grove SehoolhouSe,
raised his new barn on Tuesday.
King & Miller are saving single, for George d.
Jones' Of Pine Hill,
Mrs Harry Graham and son Ne7ifoTd. Of near
Rcistcrstown and Mrs Frank Baugh'nan and daugh
ers, Minnie Cora aud Elsie. OF Westminster visited
Nahia AFTER aud 4. J. Hess over sunday.
sunday school at Pine Grove, sunday. at =. N.
Mrs Fannie Waterman aud Miss Esta sholi spent
Monday in Hanover with Mrs.. Charles Fseser.
LLOYD Baughmau wife aud daughters, Com and
Lottic visited Mrs. Baughmans parents and broth,
ers on Thursday.
J. D. shoIl. Of sunny side Farm. lost a good mule
by death last Saturday.
Mrs Mary Stouesifer Of Union Mills. and G. D.
Rusher and son Howard visited Harry Stouesiier
near Pennsylvania line. last sunday.
William KirkhoG and family visited Daniel Lep
po near Ma yberry. on Ascension Day.
Harvey Lookingbili wife and son Walter visited
relatives around Cherytown the mast week.
Louis KirkhoiTand sister visited Jacob warehlme'
near Taneytown. last Sunday.
David Grow has had his fence painted and Chas
Myers has painted his harm.
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AS we we're closing this form our Union
town letter was pied; too late to reset.
AT IOa. IN. this morning The weather bureau
sent out the following bulletin:-Showers and
cooler tonight; Saturday far.
In May GA Deeds % mortgages and bills
of sale we're recorded in the Clerks office,
and Is marriage licenses were issued.
As pickpockets are always on the lookout
for large gatherings, it would be well for Wis
itors TO Westminster next week to be extra
careful as to their money and jewelry.
Two cows, owned by Mr.. Albert Dorsey.
on the farm of Mrs. Frank Roberts, near
Sans Creek, we're killed by lightning during
the storm last Thursday afternoon. Reports
from Franklia and Mt. Airy districts say that
the STERN was quite severe and much rain fell.
The barn on the farm of Mrs. Saleua Han
sen. near Haight, this county, was struck by
lightning on Thursday afternoon and burned.
The barn was a new one, and was insured in
the James T.. Smith agency Westminster. for
$500. Elias r. Kelley, her sou-in law, farms
the land. and he lost every thing except the
stock. Fully covered by insurance in the
same agency.
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MAY -j-Deegrz ;laa dzy psssei OF VERY qpIrtiy
To lh.s p'sce. A zea Gags wcre dlsr1age,i n-n-
be- ~ our ritseas Wcat O. Li.IcsfawH aui 1rttys-
burg f1F the daT.
The drouth w64eh has pssyaj's So tais coza-
rannIsy tor sosue ilr,e was broken GA Sunday AHd
Monday " SIN usca rains. Tho srzss -a-l com sui-
frrei but this slIi bring then oui Thts has been
a remarkable sprinx ghus tar. one time Is j. very
wAriu with The nescury 10 the s'si Thea very oli'
with frost 10 low places
This place Was fail ~ people oH Astensioa hay.
on account 81 the funeral os Nr lsavia u. Fecsrr.
"a hlch WAS held 80 the morning, Ana seTrlc.s aisi
election Of church oincers la boih ehufeae ta thc
afternoon Tue following Latheraa osicr-, sen.
eleeted Elders. Is. ". Yc!seT ard i'ea. E -cteai-
Ger. deacous A. RcmieT aud Edgar NiuElius-
Rsloruled- Elders Harvey Moreiock ani William
Froek: deaeons. John Il. Marker ana Jobu - Ware
hiuc.
Nelson brown. of silver Rna valley. s h4yius
roof put on his barn hich Is lel Zee. kong 800
takes Il 90 shingles. Rcmp.r & Fec>gs sire doing
The work.
Rev and Ms. John o. Noirr a5s visiting friends
N New Jersey this week they viii return ou Fridsy
Jonas Legore and walter Warehiae spent Sa,uf-
day and sunday IN Hanover visiting friends
Mr. Henry Koouiz Is on the sick list.
ChlArens day service IN the Lutheran church
on Sunday morning. June %. al - o'clock.
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Headless Trunk on Train.

Roanoke, Va, May 27.--The headless body
Of Clyde Wahiron, of Narrows. Giles county,
was found yesterday afternoon on q Norfolk
aud Western westbouud train near Blake,
small station in Giles county. He was fire.
man on the Radford division, and was sup
posed to be going to Blue6eld on freight.
train.
The head was found at the spot where he
was believed to have fallen. The body was
caught in the brake rods, and bits Of his arms
aud legs we're found for distance of two
miles along the track. He leaves a widow
and two children.
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Nd. Collegiate institute Commencement.


Commencement exercises al the Maryland
Collegiate Institute UHion Bridge. began last
Sunday, President Wine delivering the hac-
calaureaie sermon.
The Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob S,onrr oratoriral
prizes were contested tar on Monday. Tie
hrsl prize Was won BY Ira Anthony, 81 the
EmersoniAn Society, and the second by Miss
f. Miller, Of the Hiswalha Society.
On Tuesday evening the eantsia ''Saal
was rendered and Was the fines; musical sr}ec-
ton ever given there.
Mr. J ]. Ellis. Of Baltimore, addressed the
graduates 10 the Commercial class. on Wed
nesday. aud on Thursday Dr. " Bates Strph
ems. Stale Superintendent Of Education. al
dressed the graduates. who are IS follows:
Academic Department 7. King,
Egloy. W. Va; George Edward Rnop. Ray
mond X. Angel Union Bridge; Earl d. Long.
WiIliamspor; Charles l.. Rowland. Clear
spring; Albert C. Wine. Union Bridge, Miss
Edith l.. Potts, louisville.
Music Observation-Disclosures Katie r. Miller.
Miilnor Pa.
An Department. Harry r. Fogle. De,oar
Bible Depariment-Hr N. Harvey, VII
son. ". Va; j. Waiter Thomss. Fairplay;
Miss Lizzie NJ. Hoover. Naagaasville; Miss
Lula Emma SAUCER, Cordoya.
Commercial Departmeni-CienrEp E,Ianss,
Mt Airy; ] Hosard Myers. Wayuvsboro.
Pa. Charles NJ. Sapping,on. Union ilie; jcha
5. Tester Rex. Fla; Miss Ada v, Efzler,
Woodsboro; Miss NJ. Grace Ioganrcker. Miss
Margaret o. kepp, townsville; Miss Carrie vt.
Slower. Cham5efsburg. Pa.
Stenographic Departmental Harvey Law
son. Mereersourg, Pa; John William Wolfe.
Union Bridge; Theodore b. SiouiFer Green
Spring. Pa ]. Wilmer Wine. Spring Greek.
Pa. Messrs. Sapplngton and Tester we're also
graduated from this department.
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New Advertisements.

List Of Judges Of Election and Officers of
Registration, 6e-Heury S. Musselman and
Chas. II. Smith, Board of Supervisors of
Election for Carroll county.
To All Whom II May Concern-J. Adam
Manager. President Mt. Airy Hay, Straw and
Grain Co,
Visitors to This Ciiy--The Miller Bros.
Co. ) Popular Cash Stores, Westminster.
Summer Necessities-T. W. Mather j
Sons, Westminster and Manchester.
Trustee Sale of Lite Home-Guy W.
Steele. Trustee.
Lunch at Keefer's Grocery, Westminster.
List of Unclaimed Matter in the Poslofice.
Legal Notices.
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weather RECORD for the week.

Nav 26-mercury 63 at a. m. and 81 at
, n. M; fair and blustery; showery after p.
m MAY 27-mercury IS at I n. III. and so
at , y, IN. /: generally cloudy with light show
ers; thunder gust between 2.l5 and 3 p. m;
very heavy thunder gusts from until 0p.m.
Nav 2s-mercury SIS at Il. m. and ~ at u
p. m; fog, mist and rain. May 29-mercury
AZ Mt a. m. and 90 at , p. M; clear with
strong northwest wind. May 30-mercury 46
alta. m. and IA at p. m; fair. May 81
mercury 90 at a. IN. and IS At , p, m; fair;
thunder gust between and 5 p. M, with light
rain. June mercury GA at : IL. m. and "A
ut u. M; severe thuudergust between and
a. m. with very heavy rain; showery.
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SPECIAL NOTICE /!

The DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE OFFICE
uses the Maryland and c, Il P. Phones.
Correspondents and all others having
business with the office can call the office
from 6. 80 a. m. until $50 p. m, or Mr.
VIM. H. Vanderford's residence, by the
MARYLAND Phone, after that hour.
R@There will be no charge to those
using either Phone on business with the
Office.
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Pleasant Hill Items,

MAY Sl.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bechtel spent last
saturday at Gettysbnrg Pa, viewing the battle
held. number OF their friends from Littlestown,
Pa. accompanied them.
Jacob Feeser aud daughter Miss Berthe. of Ger
many township, Adams county, Pa, and Luther
sitter and wife, of Littlestown, Pa. spent last
Thursday with John Mans and family.
Misses Emma aud Edna Messenger and Lamnra
Humbert, of Littlestown, Pa, spent last Thursday
with John Thurman and family
Mr.. ana Mrs. Edward Brown and daughter, of
Laurel Cliff" near Union Mills spent Thursday
with Mr.. and Mrs William Brown
Mrs. Amelia Bowersox. of Silver Run, returned
home after spending several days with her daugh.
ter, Mrs Howard Grouse
Mrs. Theodore BemilIer and daughter Elva of
5 LIVER Run, were guests of Harvey Boose and wife
on Wednesday
Mrs. Harry +. Blocher, of LittlestOwn, Pa. spent
Friday evening with her brother John F. Thurman
and wife.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-06-01

Wasaes. 81 Liberty. and Jacob Da,ro~. Of
"aIksrsyillr; aud one sister, Mrs Jane Dat.
rvs
wSs. zCNBRrN.
Mrs Lgmhrum, Nsdaw o; the late John
Lambrum. died Nav =. al her hone IN Black
Rook Pa. Kgrj - years She Is survived hy
the sons-iohn and Albert Zumhrum, both
OF near Black Rock. and one daughter, Ms
Elizabeth Widssin. al home.
srgEvlC.
Henry sirrviE. one pf The best knowu ciis.
gems % Manchester district, died al his home
na the u'Eh, Of May =, IN his Slst year. Oae
e his feet Was amputaied about i've y. aFs ago,
IN consequences Of gAngreHous affection. and
be had been a great sufferer since He vas a
brother Of Mrs. Mary h. lamo.ie. Of Man.
chester, who died GU Friday ...hl last An
ouly brother, EPhsaiu. Slreyi., Of Baltimore
eouuiy, She last member Of h lA,hrr's family.
SURVIVES him. He leaves four sons-JUhn H.,
Theodore g.. Henry ard James Strevig-all
PROMINENT citizens Of Manchester district.
His funeral took place in Lazarus Church.
L'ueboTo, on "wednesday and was largely at
tended.
MRS LtNnrrE
Mary b, widow of JOHN II, lamoftr. died
at her nome, IN Manchester. on the night of
May p. Three daughters aud faur sons sur.
vivr her. One Of the daugh ers Is the wife OF
Breckenridge ShaS. OF Ere derrick The other
chi.Ircn are Misses Edna aud Carrie, Henry
T. J. and John H.. OF Manchester: Monroe.
Of Baltimore. and Robert oC California.
CLARKE
Alfred Clarke, Of Baltimore, died from
rupture, AT IL hospital 10 that city, on May -.
Mr.. Clarke was So years old. formerly resided
in Westminster, and married sister OF Mrs.
John Gerke. His wife and two children sur
yiye him.
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UnIOu Mills Items.

MAY SI-Mrs sarah Koontz, who has been quite
ill., is recovering.
hurry Baukert, who has spent the last two years
in Colombo for the benefit Of his health is visiting
his father, Elias Bankert, in this place.
Mrs Edward EngIar Of Baltimore. is visiting her
father, Elias Bankert
Mrs Charles Koontz and daughters. Martha and
Grace, are spending this week with Nelson KoontZ
and family.
Rev J. p. Koontz and wife, Of Hanover, visited
his mother Mrs. Sarah Koontz, this week.
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Mountain View Items.

May 3O.-Mrs. Anna Davis and son Charles
visited Nimrod Davis and family last Friday.
Mrs Laura Harrison visited her father, in
Baltimore. on Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Wood and daughter
Maybe spent Sunday at Samuel Poole's.
Master Freddie Franklin, of Taylorsville,
week.
Francis T. Davis died May 10 from Bright's
disease He was member of the Primitive
Baptist Church for SO years and is survived
by TIE following children: Mrs. George A.
Fleming, of Mt. Olive; Mrs. Abner Gosnell,
of Daniel; Mrs. George Curtin, of Lumberton,
North Carolina; Mrs. Sumner Pickett, of
Woodbne, and Amos, Charles and Frank 7.
Davis, aud brother, Nimrod Davis, of near
Mt. Airy. His funeral was largely attended.
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Frost and Ice at Oakland.

CUMBERLAND, ND, May 29.-The rains of
the past few days in the Glades of Garrett
county was followed by frost and ice this
morning. Ice formed at Oakland and other
points.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-06-01

Il is rumored in ST. Petersburg that Gen.
StoesSel. who surrendered Port Arthur, aud
Rear. Admiral Nebogatof, who commanded
one Of Roiesvensky's ships, have been con-
demued to death.
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rba young Woman's Christian Tenn eranee Union
met at Carroll Hall Monday, May Il One of the
fen tures of the meeting was lesson in Physical
rnIiure given by Mrs Tiffany. The next meeting
will be held at p M, at Carroll Hall, Monday,
June 4 instead of June 49, rs announced II che last
meeting,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-06-01

Rev. r. W. Doty. pastor Of salem Charge, will
preach sermon to the Hampstead Grange at st.
Johns tLester'sl Church. Sunday afternoon June
), at o'clock. All patrons OF husbandry are in.
yiied to attend
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-06-01

The lunacy commission appointed to ex-
anime Josephine Terranova, on trial in New
York city for killing her uncle and aunt, re
port that she is sane, and her story of what
led up 10 the double murder is untrue and that
she is shamming.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-06-01

Judge Owen P. Thompson has resigned as
a trustee of the Illinois Women's college,
alleging that money given the institution by
Andrew Carnegie was tainted.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-06-01

Thaddeus S. Blocker of Littleslown, Pa,
died May 26, aged SO years. He had been
actively engaged in business there since 1858,
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STATE FIREMEN'S CONVENTION
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JUNE
g. and 8.

WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JUNE
6, 7 and 8
OFFICIAL PROGRAMMES
w 4 sS' s: 'sg o + S5;. s9so 3s'% %
H. s hog nno S ,@1 s eon e wi" about 1000 men line
ing ins 's Of Pa
Wednesday morning Cum
their trip away and bands
The Fs'bos will with so and band This the first time til"
From "a M. to - nn-Ileepion of Delegates
@ 5s $s @ s.S; , dss
orrrnAL FORM ALTON OF PARADE
81 6j & Nam y, Railroad Railroad,
street. street, s 5b5 saos Ma"
ON ~ Psade moves s promptly at $50 p n ~ ~
Chief Marshal, john RiGqiler -. -, p
@ I5 S S Se5,s,
'' % s9 % f Engine s and conPa ag So
ou n ear Nj s so4 s{ Gsg Gesp s.,t,,
c.s, H.. Ns s5%5n cS &c e Band NJ.
Pioneer f' soS S3" 5@sl X i s Ss@.''.''' Nd
ss S St a f G% c5a Ss g. SsnG 5@5,' Nd Nd
C51l au Hoe, I 5@@rsay So E c@Ssfs NJ NJ
Harry Thomson Howard KoOn' Jesse Rerle
O Tda sSlt t jo SS%9aI T9 S' B9i ss III Nd
i 9aa5s H.. o eaS S t Sss9sssss z
N@o Pessa, HAND. Noun, Feaao5 Nj
"'" F9o a GT a j Pa5 r. f hass IN nj Hos Cart
a-R Dorsey Dr. A N G William Sb Robert srsr lee c Ier
Getty aodI~e Nyr-.
Veteran v. y s yss5 Bs55s,s ia and Old Hos. Cart
Sous Veteran ysaa'r F1e@ea'. Aaasa'.on Baltimore Ma
spei, Jsao F.; co@1fs;, .ss1s.a
""' Re Fir Coapsoy. caabr3:c NJ
frs,hqrs fIrs conraaY Frraoars.
Dr'IsoN
Aides. Francs A''' oas G,srss
syle.rus r'rs cs@r,ay; sk~y'is Ma aud Fre rruea
Rs.aJ r.rs r- cdSrs@5 s",ai Ps's md w.soa
Aaa-~ rs coa1say. iss.as..e. Wagon
daaa ", H. F' sa coag,'' .i ie9 n va
Manchester Fir, C-1rssg Naassc,r. Nd.
,-r o Crime IT, roaa. car Nsae. Dsse- saus
n sss,, i II, t eos s,sgs u u
Faa H~s casp4ay, iiAsen'sa. "a
H Rs@ig he ns.. ' cgss, i 4sssss Va
rks.,5le t,e co~lssy t Pss,g5e. Md
l,.l y a5q Err t cSugaay r. q Iasi Ma Aad others
7os gdnnl s'si c.9'sy- near - EaI'er 4 - g.
p @ga. hsasio@
eqsro assass e. he Aar.a5 s,s Ens1 Ae9.s ~
' w. meets gas.ea Hotel
,o 4~rrsa a'ss isaeaa Na and r-oa.nn
Contest Of Err horses irs sgas all e5s le street and ~ up ""
TIE .@.as ss TT oo esas s. s .ls g g; r
should al BY Ars audience some q the i teams , haye
eoaisg Cumberland sser,o~a "n.lsr and ,hm1e''o4E
d ~ih 3a aa5 basins and have D rTs lights oos oo, y
psg, n 5arr arch on Liberty places -i dael
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SUNDAY School Convention at Manchester.

SUNDAY School Convention AZ Manchester.
AT arrangements have trca made rss stzr District
sunday school coavcrilo9 ~ stsnraesseT. 30 I1r7
Day AMI "Wednesday Juur su3 g. aad sHs iasaaa-
tious asr thsi Sc wiW tr a notastr xsiherus 6i
workers STATE SECRETARY va. ~ &rauuFa9 fs-i hy
Err ~ Wen e EsbcacE nf Baltimore city zga
C1uugy Prcs5leas 1esz- a. @srres. TIE TngstAy
highland "Wednesday faoruiaz stsssofs * i.i b. zcii
ln the Reformed Church.. ASA .ac Hcfse~5sy amer
uosst Ant evening sessions Ga tHs Ig aessu Church
Rev ~ Hzboacs u!i deliver 'be CanFrasiDn
sermon on Tscslay creullz Taa Doctor ~As =
Carroll caGaty PASTOR Z years aga Aa3 hss very
pleasant memories * Manchester an1 asaer uasii-
Ties ,n this ruuaty.
ON HJinsssay H1srTiug Rev samuel Eassirv - 500
deliver tic ercasiax- President 0srrrr VIII crluls
oaatrrracs ga L. 81 Nszis. she tvarra} SECRETARY
VIII ooudurg q EouHt Taa'0 vr -afsisy s-aooi
FrobIcgus and the s.s,sou uill ca-e aita rrcf -.
dresses by other worker
ua "Wednesday af3-raars srsaflaas} excrrlsr
wtl he Icd hy , r " HnrEoan IHesr vi1 follow
a symg-t.iuna 81 ibs Sunday --la,' g-ssa-r Cd
on IS knee - ErE u u Fsel 81 10 bic ssaiy
b. Mf. les-- T. GaFacr tvs iesaFe hts class ty
GcarrEl SECRETARY SaeE. iit be;aevu sa-sisFs By
CassirF kssehaer-
oa we,incs aay evening ms desy..efs4 azr-r4sss
SiI ts- ooslue5szi By Rov o. ~ Yass BE, Is
BAhcoeE VIII deliver an ssi0aa a7r T1sa -sfsluy
Schoo, ga EyaEgclsslnE Ascrcr. aai Mr7sEs
Noes Garner ap3 ayhe-s ~ 81 r,4Er g.ssa fss Hasr
CpopzraI.oa.
An exhibit Of Sunday school srps.ausre vlil ~
an interesting featars % The crHtrui4sH.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-06-01

Joseph Dutrow. a well known resident of
Mount Pleasant, Frederick county, died May
3d. of spasms, aged rs years. He is survived
by widow and three children-Mrs. Laura
Reddick, OF Mount Pleasant; Mrs. Elizabeth
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-29
Death Of Mr.. Parrstt Human.

Parrett Human, the night opera
tor at the |. q. Depot who had been
i'll with pneumonia for only one week
died Sunday night at 7;2o. His
condition was critical from the first
aud his family physician, Dir. Hayden
of Evansville, so informed the fami-
liz when he came here to see him.
His parents, sisters and brother and
an uncle were all hastily summoned
here aud remained till the end came.
The remains were carried To Evans
Vile Monday accompanied by many
member Of o. n. T. to which he be
logged. The interment took place
Tnesday 40 3 o'clock
The death OF this fine young man
is especially distressing, as he was
only ,wenty'one years of age and in
the prime of his young manhood. He
was sober, aud industrious aud hold.
ing position of trust and respousi
bility. The family have our sympa
thy in their deep affection.
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AN AGED CITIZEN
OF SALEM DIES,
Richard Shelby Dies at Ripe Old Age
Thursday Evening.

Richard Shelby, son of Isaac shell
by. deceased and lineal descendant
of kcntucky's first governor. died
Thursday morning at o'clock on his
farm nearSalem. Mr.. Shelby was
sick only afew days of pneumonia.
He was born March 9Th 1884 near
where he died, hence was in his 10Th
year. lie married Miss Elvirs Rebec-
ca Frayscr July 9Th 1852 aud she
aud seven children survive him. They
being Dir. T. X. shelby, of Prince
ton, Ny, :. l.. Shelby, Mrs. W. Il.
Criehiow. Misses Ella, Fannie. Viii
lie and Birdie shelby, all of Salem
vicinity.
The funeral service was held by
Elder Eldred, OF the Princeton, Ky,
Christian church, Mr.. Shelby beng
a member of that denomination since
1872. Mr.. Shelby was a brother of
Mrs. Emma Hayward of this city who
is now the last mem berof her fathers
family surviving.