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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
LETTERS or A sULF MADE
PACKER TO Hia SON.
parIa. june Z. laos

Paris. June Z 1909.
Dear Percy.
Imagine my surprise today when
Willie Brush called ON me At the
hotel You remember Willie. don't
your lie ia tho young artist Your
ma met somewhere nn tho bridge
whist and pink Tea circuit Willie
is the only real sane man. OF boy.
! ever knew Who played those mat
ineea While | never heard him
say 80 I have Il pretty straight that
he toured them FOR the purpose ~
meeting a female art enthusiast II
40 or more whose husband had mon,
-. aud guess tt'a true. Tor short,
~ after be met Yauf ma h. eul out
the assassination % afternoons
Willie talked 10 her a good deal
about art FOR arts sake. Impression
lam. realism tone. perspective aud
other stuff. and Yonr ma tnok no.
tien when be said be wanted TO
SO 70 PARTS 20 fnish hts arr aho
came straight 20 me aud told nls
must stake him 10 enough 20 send
him there ha1 keep hlm Tor a couple
of years
New. when I vas younsaier
Percy. ! used 60 pat a panuy Ia the
sunday school collection 10 help
save aame Hlndaa. hug had never
contributed % sport fand that
Vas - be used exclusively for an.
other mans sport aud naturally !
halked ! told her g. send hln 20
me 80 I could ieak him over. and
nhe did
NaunE man. said. by va 81
breaking the conversation seutiy
hos mach viii Il take 20 send sou
30 parts and Keep you there tao
yearaz-
"Ahaut ta.00a." he said
HmMph. KroNted. do you
think I'm going 20 givo you that
much money
@Na. douF Be said what's
more. I wouldn1 take q II fau
did give e % me. And n you auut
Tor me 10 talk shout that 81 have
b b. Eoinx Hut n You have a
mlnutr 10 talk business m give Yuu
that much 81 ms time
noticed fiEht fhrra that Willie
didut scar long hair and tslueh
ueekties. and be and ! began a bud.
ness tain Whsn Willie and aex.
erred our business connections On
account OF hts departure fof Paris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
Too Much Meat Eating

reading o, tho beef a socialists And
iol yeeetarana
The victory for TIE inspection bin
hat decited triumph stan vegetarian
comforting reflection Just that anyway too
much
Ususly hard hold ourselves moderation meat
eating Hat
Provtdentaly the heated
andaon find
There have been fine made behalf
aFiauisu. But the beef Is the best yut
Luckily It Is not too late 10 Farden stuff
JOY the Japs licked
the meatcaing Russians a dict u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
A 7 AUBURN

AUBURN. June 7-Ate.z6w..
peHday morning au unkngWp lo...
about n yeats old. Who vas or NJ
way from Portland 10 sesttle y,
tempted 10 board "a moving f,e,.t.
train and WA thrown undsr ~ ~
wheels
liin arm was broken luzt h.i,.
the shoulder aud was 10 baal, ~
efHied that II wac necessary 10 AZ.
him 10 Seattle hospital, whsrs 4.
will have the arm amuuiated \.
foye accompanied him 10 se.,e.
u q kinney one Of Aul,a,r,.
leading merchant. has pnrchss.s
a large piece oi property On N.
main street. and a. 10 erect 4 -
crete building 10 connect zlth M,
present store
G. ID iililman has pnrehoased saa
aerrH Of land between the Sayh.,.
Pacific aud inteufBan aud slsss
side the proposed Chicago ana MI
waukce road. which he alll ~,
into tracts
Mr. llillman ~ negotiating via
several other Tauchefa for the,
property. which be siil alss IL,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07

A dreasy little gown Tor a young
woman e Of navy blue Ralah Il IL
Intended for travelling aud street
scar over the shoulders extend
bands # oriental embroidery aud
complete the yose. auieh iH ~ ecfu
NusaIHn laep
The hodice. ~ vel a. the skirt
a. snu plated The caps collar n
a combination ~ The lace aud em
hfuide-f
The y Eirdia Il side aoft one
fashioned ffnm The silk. and Is
gathered into a duli sold buckle
Tho sihaw sleeves have double
fioauoea - Lace aud Cor a iinlah the
embroidered banta
smarttI turned M Ia front with =
huge haN - blue ribbon Is the
smart llilia hat % COARSE blue
ntras A mother u pearl huekle
holds e In place. ahila pals blue
runnH efosa the back and itft hide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
THEFTS
ARE REPORTED

Numefaus petty thsfis have beer
reported 70 ths polles siihln the
past q haurs q BRAY rcparis that
hts raafn IN the oxfafd. al ai& An
aYa was catered and a stick piu and
suit 81 clothing stolen
Mrs l. I. Meyers. - i8T broad ;
way. aafa that a thief entered ihe
hallway q her residence yesterday
and walked of with an umbrella
valued Il as
The rnofn - Prank Silss. az GO
ENins e. ia Fremont. Naa entered
yesterday and suif % clothes
stolen Tbr dpaf - the room had
been left unlocked
Aihnff rpFterfs room In the I'iaoe-
nix vas aiao entered yesterday ard
sait Of clothes stolen. The thiei
ubtsined use Witch VAS "a the
trousers pocket u the missing suit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
BOY IS KILLED
BY FALL

After playtullY jumping aboard =
truck yesterday afternoon. John Nc
Miilen. the t-yesf-ata son Of NJ
and Mrs ! MrMuien. af COZ cedar
81. vas almost instantly Killed By
falling sud striking hts head against
tbs brick pavement
when the driver, c aTaurin. stop
ped 10 water his horses. the Ne MI
len boy climbed over the rear end
- the truck Maufla started hts
team up vilhou noticing the little
fellow. but turned a. he heard a
scream. and ran for the prostrats
form. The hoy WA dead when pick
cd up. and it is believed that hts
skull Vas fractured
Talbot fer Patents. 2oe Mutual Lite.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
SEARCHES ron HUssANo.

Ms Alex Westlake. of Omaha.
Ncb. has written the local police in
quiriHE about her husband. Alex
Weailake. who Is supposed to have
come 10 Seattle The missing man
left homo aud should have reached
this city some time ago. lie ia IL
ont written, NJ he promised. and his
wife Il snNious regarding his whars
abuuta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07

T. J. Fuimale. ~ $3.50 10th av. r.
reports 70 the police that horse
owned by him was stolen yesterday
by two young boys u Is believed
thai the boys sold the horse to q
man leaving for Nome.
The proprietor Of tho Olympic
stables. az Ga Az. and Pine st.. rent 81
81 a horse and riE 10 n man yeHtsr -
day. which had not been returned
luI.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
A GENTLE PROTEST.

To tha County Judge aud Ats
of Leslie county | take this metha<
81 notifying you that the logs n
my place have the road blocked ~
can not get team "a my field
is,lea down the river niao the ioga
ATE lying against my enit 80 cat
not open | would slkp 10 have one
are two gnita 10 open and a opea
sled road down the creek where the
public road 10
n tho law admit f.
Let me hear from sou yours
BILL PACE.
ilydan Ky. rhouaandailekn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07

ASACORTEs - The council Il
considering franchise asked b
the Farmers Mutual Independent
Telephone Company. which desires
10 operate a HyntHm 70 connect With
The independent ETntem a. Seattle
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CHARGES
BRIBERY

MILWAUKEE,. June 6-Chnrg.
ing Secretary OF State Housef with
attempted bribery. Insurance Com.
missioner Host has issued a war
rant fof his arrest = The arrest all
be- made when liousef arrives here
fhis afternoon
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STATE NEWS

TACOMA-Mrs Charles Herman
mAtroa II the steiiar00m Insane
aayium for ynara. Nho hha been
the cause - an kinds u trouble ~
the institution. yesterday az.
nounced her resignation She had
been asked bY the board ~ eBa.
troll % resign Mas Is. bat refused
90 90 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07

Nowadays 2 woman Is expected
10 know 80 much. on so many dif.
ferent subjects. aud every boak. pa.
per and person says they ought 20
learn something more. and gives
yards and yards Of advice and In
formation. till II seems almost erin
fnhi to suggest that she should learn
how 70 make a mustard plaster or
% take temperature and pulse nut
no girl. rich or poor. should be
without some knywledge Of home
nursing nor should she wait tili
abe stands helpless and deapairing
b. some loved one before taking
her first lesson IN the muehneeded
art
Each family should have a Their
HfJrlefer. and ever one ia the fam.
iiy over 30 yeara old. should know
how 20 take temperature aud pulse
Learn how - give a sponge bath
Learn how to make a mustard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07

eyes ana looked a. his s,seu., 49,.
~. VOW
What ia sou bother ma o..
be asked I'd been awake h \.
tle while uat Their. thafs a. ~, ~.
on" Eniu at f.fucr Tor dsnlg ,si. DsH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07

MOUNT VERNON IN pursuance
Of proclamation Of the Mayor. 81
schools. factories and mile weHs
closed yesterday afternoon m honor
81 the funefni ~ Mrs Frederick
Onoa and her infant child Mrs.
Ornes as formerly county aupaftn
tendeuf If schools
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
Auction Sale

". n. Fiuek's iswslry store. sis
Second ave. daily z3o and Tao.
Diamonds. watches. jeweify. silver
|Nass. clocks. cut glass. ste. regard
Isas 81 cost zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07

CHENEY The following Were
reelected yesterday Mayor. l.. II
Houck. councilmen. c { liubbaf.
. W Renter. George Engel. q "
Stewart. II X Page.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07

TACOMA ~ Tho second annual
meeiink u tho Washington State
lsita Association occurs here June
"a
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Don't Forget Ina sis a..
At lesehI Park Tcnluh,

YDD cau spend a pleasant even.
ing dancing 81 Leschl PARK toairhi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07

4 The star Invites ooptribu. a
a tons from lts readers for the 4
4 "star Dust" column, All Of an 4
a acceptable nature will bs print =
4 ed. Original matter 10 desired. =
a There are hundreds of humor 4
4 ista .n every community whose =
4 only lack IL publisher. The =
4 Star proposes 20 act a. pub =
= Usher for those in this Gem. !
4 munlty,
49, AANAAsk A. 4 ~ A a
"on our last cruise" said the gal
iaut young naval officer. I'VE
touched tho west coast OF Africa.
Is that so. exclaimed the fair
maiden. Isn't it on the chaftfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07

CHICAGO SUFFERING
FROM ATAIE Enn

FROM STALE zoos ,
. CHICAGO. June The ,
. members u the Fgg Inspee. ,
. tors Union. viii have been DE-. ,
. handing an increase Of wages /,
q were locked ont yesterday by /,
. their employer "A about q ,
. 900 900 eggs are Inspected here ,
. daily. IL Is an Important mat ,
. ter 10 the people u this city .
. who. until the strike f. settled. 4
. must run the risk 81 eating ,
. eggs Of aueien, navir )
/.
s4azs szzHs ss /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07

And YOU called him a stoney old
skinfiint and a marble hearted
INSERT"
That's exactly what called
him.
Well. he said those were hard
names TO call man"
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A MORO PROM IoaH WISH.

There's a good
many things Ne
woulda't DO interest
cd In II We under
stood am
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07

down. and always hope the air.
ship won't 40 up"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07

ladies' MuaiiH g2uwu. Eaud. full
length. square lace Nuke WITH
eteinw rihlsuu ties. sleeves fun
ani trimmed = dollar Eusn.
Special fsri4fF ..s.. ..... Soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07

LAST CALL ON suiTs..
Any Ladies' Suits tn the house
already marked Love la OF to-
morrow.
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Anyhow. nobody has aal single harsh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07

Drawers. open aad closed. clusters
~ iueks and fiaunceds edeea
with f-ineh lace. dollar value.
friday zee. ss.s ...ss.s.s soc
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MILLINERY BARGAINS ron
FRIDAY

Ladies'. Ready ta.uear Sailors.
plain black ribbon band. These
goods hard 20 find at any price
here Friday special ... sI.O0
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man who made himself believe that ne
and who gied 20 kiil man aud has
act
Catoctin clarion., 1906-03-22
Interesting Meeting.

A very interesting Gospel Temperance
exercise consisting of songs, heartily sung by
the children of the Sunday School, and a sto.
ry based on fact. entitled, "Buy Your Own
Cherries" which vas very fnrcibly and dis
tinctly read by Miss Lottie Cre"gcr. rss rcn
dered in the Moravian church at Thurmopt
last Sunday evening. 1t was given under
the direction of Mrs J. Wesley Creogcr and
her daughter, Miss Lottie.
At the close of this exercise, a lovefeast
reminding of the fraternal regard Of those
for each other who have one common God
and ather of all and one Lord and Master
was enjoyed by the upwards OF 200 persons
present. During the distribution of the feas,
the children sang temperance songs with
much eagerness and earnestnass, and Ms.
Heafner of near Cleveland, o., sang . solo
with organ accompaniment by Miss Lot,ie
Creeger. After the horavlsn pastor had
made few remarks on "The United Church
of Canada" and thoughts suggested by it
the Rev. F. r Bayley also spoke few
words to the congregation. Among Other
things, he said that the Moravisn Church
through being instrumental in the convcr-
sion OF John Wesley, really became the mo
ther of the Methodist Church. Before th.
closing benedic,ion, solo entitled. "Good
! Bye" with organ accompaniment by Miei
| Lottie Creeger, was sung by Mr.. Carl Gall
Tins passed very Pheasant and we hope
| erua1lv prO6tah1a OcrRSipn
Rev. j F. Kaiser, Psstor.
Catoctin clarion., 1906-03-22
6racellsllll Items.

Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. Patterson and daughter
- Enmi,sburg were the guests Of MIR. and
Ers Shoemaker Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Krise Of Creagerstown
visited their aunt Mrs. BERNARD Co!lihowcr
last Sunday.
Mrs. George Colliaower and two daugh,-
ers Of Philadelphia, Mrs d. Mskel and son
of Baltimore and Mr. WIN. Seiss of near
Piltsburg, were here attending the funeral OF
their father, Mr. Oscar Seiss.
A little birthday social was given at the
home ri Mr.. and Mrs. Jago Collihower In
honor of th~ir daughter Florence. Games
wcro played until about $50 when the little
folks were served with horne made candies
cake and ice cream.
Mrs. F. K. Gilbert of Frederick is in town
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Seiss have returned from
Washington after several months visit with
their daughter Mrs. Williams.
Mr.. Chas. Laynan ,s suffering with very
Bore throat at this writing.
Miss Bertha Munshour spent Saturday af
ternoon with frieads in town.
Little johnson Morrison's condition We
are glad to say is somewhat impoved at thit
writing.
Catoctin clarion., 1906-03-22
Sale Register.

Under .his head will appear, free ofcharee
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 per
| line for each insertion.
On Friday, March 90, Jonas v Summers
will sell h0rses, cattle and farming machin-
cry on the Hammett farm miles northeast
Of Thurmont.
On Friday, March %. 1905, G Lantz will
sell personal properly at his residence mile
from Deer6eld.
The real and personal property OF the late
Jos. j. Fox, will be sold on March ~, 1VO8.
at his late residence al Foxvllle, Md.
On Saturday, March "a, 1905, Lydia Main
will sell personal property at her residence
in Creagerstown.
On Saturday, March "a, 1906, Peter N.
Hammaker will sell personal property at his
residence 10 Thurmont.
% Tuesday, March e7, 1908, Newton
Fisher will sell horscr, cattle and farming
implements near Logs.
On Wednesday. March 2S, 1906. Mrs. sa
villa Stiinmel will sell personal property at
her residence near Thurmont.
On Thursday evening at z o'clock, March
Goth, Z. A. Fry will sell his entire stock Of
store goods 2i miles north Of Thurmont.
On Friday, March 80, 1906, D. A. Firor
will sell stuck and farm machinery. mile
east of Graceham ON Mr.. Harry Lohr's farm.
On Friday, April l8. 1905. DR. N. A. Bire.
", assignee Of mort gagee. will sell real es-
tate located near Fnxvile. See adv.
Catoctin clarion., 1906-03-22
Fair DeAlingS.

Mr.. Hrffn,r of Creag, g,rs,own died on
Thursday; was buried II, the German Bap'
tia, cemetery at Rocky Ridge on Saturday.
Mr.. Ueffner WAS soldier Of the Civil War
Sir Jacob Smith of near Gett, sburg died
ON las, Thursday; WAS buried at Rocky Ridge
Lutheran cemetery on Sunday morning.
On Sunday morning, March 25,h the Luth.
erao's will organize the Sunday School for
tie summer.
Mr.. George Gcisclman has rented the
house Miss Marian Echeberser occupied
prior to her death.
Mrs. n. j. Echeherger returned to her
home in Baltimore since he sale OF her sis-
tcr-in law, Miss Marian Eichelbcrger Of
Rocky Ridge, lust Saturday which was large
ly attended.
Nc. BENZ. Ogle Of near Rocky Ridge moves
to Mr.. Bigg's house now occupied by the
Misses Barrick.
The Ground Htg is doing well for March
takes 10 81. Patrick's day with plenty of
snnw.
Miss Bertha Valentine of near the Cross
Roads was the guest of Miss Bessie Wood OF
near Loys on last Sunday.
Catoctin clarion., 1906-03-22
CreaxerstOwn Items.

Mrs. Elroy Whitmore Of near town is ve,
ry poorly at this writing.
Rev. Chas Shafftr Of Thurmont preached
very interesting sermon in the Reformed
church Sunday last.
Mr.. F. NJ. Stevens who had been very i'll
Is able TO be up aud about in his room.
The ladies Of the Church OF God held their
home mission services at this place Sunday
evening last.
Mr.. Millard Hoffman who has been work
ing IN WayneslorO, Pa, spcnt Sunday with
his family at this place. He will move his
family with HIM in weeks.
Mrs. Augusta shorb who had heen very
i'll, is very much better ut this writing.
Miss Mae erosion who had been visiting
friends in Baltimore returned home We'd
nesday last.
VIM. Watkins and family meved from
Montgomery county 10 the farm of his broth.
er-in-law near town.
Mr. Jacobs of Washington will move to
his father in laws farm near town.
The Jr. O. u. 4. NJ. will hold an oyster
supper March 22d and A,h, in Town Hall
Everybody come.
& E. meeting in the Union Church Sun
day evening next at 730 O'Clock.
The Creagerstown public school In charge
of Miss Helen Coyer will give play in
Town Hall at Easter.
Catoctin clarion., 1906-03-22
TrOutville Items.

Mrs. Myrtle Weddle Is spending some
time with friends In Thurmoui.
Miss Norma Trout Of Graceham is spend
ing some time with her grandparents, Mr..
apd Michael Anders.
Is. George Null Of Frederick Is visiting
Gents. Mr.. George Hoff and wife.
III is said that Mrs. John A. Snxton who
= has been on visit for the past few months
to her daughter, Mrs. Harry Koontz, at Dan.
VILE. Va, had been greatly indisposed lately
but s much better at present.
1.-the NJ. V. C. Band will furnish music for
o Jr. o. U. A. M. supper at Creagerstown.
akr. Samuel Sherry moved last week from
Utica to Mr.. John A. Ssxton's farm
Ills Ford.
Mr.. Michael Anders and family will move
from this place to Mr. G. N. Anders' farm
near Woodsboro.
Mr.. l.. Fl. Winter will move from ]. A.
Ledwidge's property to the Smith farm neal
srsel's creek
Mr. VIM AndeIs is still suffering with q
ery sore foot
Mrs. Lemuel Wilhije has been indisposed
Z tie past week.
Catoctin clarion., 1906-03-22
WatsOn's Magazine.

The leading exponent of Jefsrsonian De
mocrAcy, Edited by Hon. Thos. Z. Watson,
of Georgia, the Father OF Rural Free Deliv-
cry; author of "The Story of France" Life
of Napoleon" "Life and Times Of Thomas
Jefferson" bethany" and other books. Mr..
Watson was the Peoples Party nominee for
Vice. Pi esident in 1895, and for President In
1904. He is today heading q middle class
reform movement which is bound to sweep
the cou ntry In a short time.
WArsoN's MAGAZINE is not Socialist
publication. 1t does not stand for collective
ownership of all the means Of production.
Mr.. Watson believes In public or govern.
ment ownership Of railroads, telegraphs and
telephones; In municipal ownership of street
railways, gss, electric lights, water works,
etc; and he believes in p.ssats ownership Of
oil industries not natural monopolies.
The middle class-the home owners. far.
mere, small business men and property own.
ers-won Jefferson's victory in 1900; won
Jackson's victory over Nick Biddle's money
power In 1882; won Lincoln's victory In 1850.
But each time after the flush of victory had
died away, they became careless OF their
rights and went to sleep. They have slept a
good portion OF the time since 1868, but
WATsoNs MACHINE is waking them up.
Another great victory IS in the air. Keep In
touch with the movement.
Fifteen cents a copy at newsstands; $1.5o
year by mail. Sample copy for 4two.cent
stamps and four names of reading friends
| Address,
TOM WATSON'S MAGAZINE.
l21 West AID Street.
! New York City.
Catoctin clarion., 1906-03-22
TCOMMUNICATED.l |

Mr.. Jonas v. Summers, one Ct our we'll to
do farmers OF this place, had very bad luck
last week by losing horse bv death. 1t
was one Of the finest and most valuable
black Percherons In Frederick county.
Mr.. VIM. Martin Of near Graceham spent
Sunday last with Mr.. Ed. Joy.
Don't frown-look pleasant. If you are
suffering from indigestion or sour stomach,
take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. Hon. Jake
Moore, IF Atlanta. Ca, says: II suffered more
than 20 years with indigestion. A friend
recommended Kodol. It relieved me in one
day and now enjoy better health than for
many years. Kodol digests what you eat,
relieves sour stomach, gas on stomach. 5elch.
ing. etc. Sold by DR.. Jas. K. Waters.
Catoctin clarion., 1906-03-22
Garfield.

Elder Daniel Lewis and wife of Garfield,
visited at the home Vf their daughter Mr..
and Mrs. George B Green on Sunday last.
Mr.. Charles, Gideon aud w d l. Harne
and wife visited their afflicted father, Mr..
James 0 Harne on Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira G Lewis spent Sunday
visiting at Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Toms.
Winter has come at last; il has showed six
days out ofthe last seven, there being about
twelve inches of snow ON the ground and
still showing. The Ground Hog and the
goose bone" man both missed IL badly. The
goose bone' man SAID I'VE would have
plenty Of snow through February running
into March," which was flst failure. The
Ground Hog said, "fI see my shadow on
the ID of February there will be six weeks
of bad weather." 1t was bright sunny day
and we had six weeks of fine weather. Now
that winter has set in hope all are prepared
and got their fall work done, as farmers could
plow every month. Look out for bad and
late spring as Easter comes late.
Nj. James 0 Harne received letter from
bis son in South Dakota stating that they
will commence seeding in few days
Tie dog days" will soon be here-I mean
the first of April when the people will be
dogged about from place TO place. There
, will be considerable moving in our immediate
vicinity. Will give further particulars ID
! the near future.
Catoctin clarion., 1906-03-22
lIACluHN.

Rev. y. ". Houck Of Washington, will
give an illustrated lecture, subject "A Trip
to the Golden Gate" in Tom Hall on Fri
day evening, Marrh 30,h. Proceeds for hen
tft OF Thurmont charge of U. B. Church.
Rev Houck comes well recommended and
our people should not fail to bear him.
Catoctin clarion., 1906-03-22
Held UD. .

One day last week while heavy coal
train was awaiting orders at the W. M Rail
road station at this place, negro was seen
walking along the train. As every negro at
present 10 thought possibly To be Winder,
the escaped murderer, he was called upon to
halt, face about and look into .38 caliber
revolver, After answering questions satisfy.
lag those present that ho was not Winder, he
was allowed 10 pass on.
Catoctin clarion., 1906-03-22

Tie best safeguard against headache. con.
stpa,lon and liver troubles is DeWitt's Lit
tie Early Risr.s. Keep vial "f these fam
Gus little pills IN tie house and take dose
at bed time when you feel that the stomach
and bowels need cleansing. They don't
p,ipc. Sold by DR.. Jas. X. Waters.