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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-03

Th" pipe which conveys steam
from rh' electric light plan, TO the
jail and courthouse is being taken
up and 'uyg-,d in new boxes This
work Was commenced yesterday and
will require several days The pipe
haas been boo rl, -louud three or four
wears and wooden boxes which pro-
ty,t'd DO V,l. badly do,ay,d boo places
permitting tu, steam ru .-sgp. The
HU1.r No.t viii Do, completed Iu
ilmr for lua beat FOB a, turned into
rf, lHH yHI .uuhuu-, n,,ur. cold
Wtsth,. sets Boo
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The Birth Record

T. r. and Matte Perkins, Italy.
September 20, boy
Charley and Genie Hoover, Italy,
September 10, boy.
CT. 0. and Dora Wilson. Italy, Sep
TENDER "a, a boy
Richard and Angie Bassinger
Italy, September %, girl
Charley and Viola Walters, italy
September Ia, girl.
J.. b. Griffin and wife, Palmer
September u, a boy.
Luther SHELTON and wife, Palmer
September 10, a girl
Cliff Taylor and wife, Palmer. Sep
tember n, a girl.
Buro and Hannah Collins, India
September Is, two boys.
J. c. Hannah and wife, India. Sep
tcmber 20. boy.
Roy and Maud Lanier, Forrcston
september %, boy
Wilburn and Alice Wilhoit. For
rcaton. September %. a girl.
W. g. and Bertha KariLyr Brit
ton, september 1G, girl
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notice.!

II ii was an accommodation to you
TO get my wood and coal on a credit.
it would be an accommodation to me
il you would call and pay your ac-
count. This means any one that
owes me on account. You know you
owe me, and why don't you act hon
est and pay it. / can't afford to hire
a collector TO run you down forty
times. You expect as much wood
and coal when sold to you payable
on the first as you pay for it when
you order it. Wood and freight are
both cash articles when / buy and
ship, but some seem to think l get
1t on seven years time. This old
racket, Tn not doing much" don't
go in this country at present. for if
you are not at work it is your own
fault Respectfully,
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rHr PEOPLE NrNT DECIDE

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-03

No home is so pleasant. regardless
of the comforts that money will buy,
as when the entire family Is in per
feet health A bottle of Orino Lax
alive Fruit Syrup costs 30 cents. Il
viii cure every member of the family
Of constipation sick headache or
stomach troubles b. W Fearis.
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SOUNDS LIKE EGO

TtsM. BIT IT'S SO
When it comes TO a question %
aharu Ia get tn. bost value for your
money Ia high grade Plumbing, We
are the people We pride ourselves
on cur four-corusrcd proposition
quality, variety, service and price
A proposition that holds old custom
ers and makes new ones every day
We claim 20 he able 10 do better for
you in plumbing than you can do
slreu here, and We want sou 20 come
IN and ask us 10 proNn II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-03

Among the books recently added
to the library is a collection of the
Percy Anecdotes, in 90 volumes
These were first published in month
ly parts. lS20-23. They were as
sumed to be the work of 'Sholto and
Reuben Percy brothers of the bene-
dictine Monastery OF Mount Benger, :"
but the real names of the authors
were Thomas Byerley and Joseph
Robertson. both editors of English
magazines. They took their pseudo
nym from the Percy coffee house in
London, favorite meeting place.
The anecdotes are arranged under
subjects, as humanity, science, war
fashion, heroism, industry, genius,
shipwreck, etc. They are interesting
reading in themselves, as Wen as a
valuable store OF illustrative matter
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when the tine for gaii hoasccicau-
inR comes. ouf friends who have ans
books or magazines which they do
not care 10 keep, SIZE requested to
give he library the chance of seeing
them before they are destroyed or
otherwise disposed Of Some vfry
welcome gifts Of This kiad have al
ready been made aud perhaps others
can aid in building up the lfbrurys
periodical sets The librarian r. al
WAYS glad 20 confer with any one on
this matter
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-03

Louis" Collier Wilcox writes IA
the North American Review OF IA neg
lected novelist George Macdonald
She says. The rare beauty OF Mae
Donald S novels is their gift OF wide
horizon and Tepuse From the clever.
hammered, nervous, swiftly moving
stories Of our own day. TO turn back
to his work Is like coming out of
the heated glare of the theater into
the blessed sunlight aud the open
meadows. The Sims Library has
several books by Macdonald
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The report on gifts and requests
70 American libraries during 1905
shows total of $50. representing
23i.6is volumes, collections, s
sites, 1884 pictures and other OBJ
jeets. buildings and sites valued at
5000, 266. The money gifts. other
than those of Mr. Carnegie, amounted
to S2.&47.126 Mr., Carnegie's gifts
in the United States numbered oil:
in Canada, S
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Library NOTES.


The library ss clad ta exfena every
possible aid in looking mp lnforma-
ten upar all SORTS of topics The
reference depart meu{ contains
number at excellent books. and the
general collection mas be- fteesy uss.d
By seekers after knowicdEe when Ia
doubt consul; the Sims Library
Questions viii bc answered hg tele-
phone II desired
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". \, bNNbb '1tN Editor
tResideuc" Phone. Bell 40 eetl.
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Any erroneous reflection upon the
Character, standing or reputation of
any person, firm or corporation that
may appear in the columns of the
Daily Light viii be gladly corrected
dpon its being brought 70 the atten-
ton of The management
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The Enterprise Publishing Com
pany is in 10 wise responsible for
debts that may be contracted by ON
ployes. nor viii we assume payment
Of such debts under any Circum-
stances. Every employe Of this OF
fic- rs paid promptly for work done
This is TO protect ourselves and the
selling c.-ENTERPRISE PUB
LISTING COMPANY Per G W
Mcknight Manager
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Obituaries. resolutions OF respect,
cards of thanks-all matter not
NEWS-will be charged for at the
rate of ) cents per line. Poetry at
double price
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Fosters Weather Bulletin.
W,smNGrnN- D. IL. Nm l6. /.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., May l6, 1906
Last bulletin gave forecasts of disturbance
to cross continent II to 2l. warm wave IL to
20. cool wave 10 TO %. Next disturbance will
reach Pacific coast about 20. cross west Of
Rockies country by close OF p, great central
valleys - to "a. eastern States Is. Warm
wave will cross west of Rockies about 20,
great central valleys -, eastern States "A.
Cool wave will cross west OF Rockies about D.
great central valleys %. eastern States p.
This will be the most severe disturbance Of
May and dangerous storms may be expected
during ITS movements eastward across the con
tinent. Il will close The hottest and dlyesi
period Of May aud will be followed by iucreas
ing rainfall The closing day OF May will be-
favorable 20 the corn crop,eNCept that weather
will be a little too cool.
The last disturbance OF Nav viii reach Pa
citic coast about >, cross west of Rockies by
close OF 20. great central valleys =. to -, cas-
tern States So Warm wave Will cross west o.
Rockies county about -. great central val
levs -. eastern States ~. Cooi wave will
cross west Of Rockies country about p great
central valleys 81, eastern States jane J.
This disturbance will be most severe on
Pacific c1as, amt viii grow less fierce as 1t
passes eastward bat rainfall wall increase over
the previous week. Low temperature viii
follow it.
/ rxpec, q 3rouih 10 heEiu ire June that vii
be o.; increasing Interest lo corn growers and
dealers. Il vii also bare some effect on Gals
and crass. will give sana 80 lhe particulars
OF that dr5BJh re any next Huiiriln. Ny June
weather chart definitely locates thai drnufh
and is therefore af unu-usl interest. % viii
b.. mailed % amy subscriber at this paper On
receipt Of "a . cent stamp. These monthly
weather charts constitute be bases OF al my
weekly w~aiher bulletin
Crop weather Of june, Ju'y and Angus, wili
ise Of greater importance than aay that has
occurred ,Irce 1891 aud ;terriarr lhese fore
cs,sl- vii aItTaci ainrn Ihan fhr as4n. Interest
of those !. b. sac ipterrsie1 in abe cegra's
SCIENCE NnTsS-
] believe % possible tp cvrresf3F forecast
earthquakes und Il W. hai good senri- IS
these dreadful c1uvs-inuz covering 100 years
past the earthquake praairm could b. sorked
out. Cousrcs. IS h-s.ag asked in appuaIs-s. g
n small saui i1y the purpose Of gathering iu-
formation about the Sau FraacTsgn rArft gsass-
Better make the appropriation Sioo.O1o ard
require = complete reeosd 60 be INSIDE % these
sisturbaucas that hzvc occurred 90 this CONT
neut. or The isshnus OF Panaraz and on lae
Islands Of she Caribbean 4ua Mexican Seas
Such a gecord uos.d reveal The cause Of 'hssr
terrestrial shakes aai tbs mgacg aoali Dr.
well rxpVaded,
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The tax rate for Howard county was
fixed at rs cents.
Never within the memory of the oldest
inhabitant has frost coming so late in the
season done as much damage in Talbot
county to growing crops as that which
visited that county last week. OF the
tomato plants which had been set out near
ly all were killed, and those in beds have
been so badly damaged that they are nearly
all worthless; while. peas, beans and early
corn were badly nipped.
The golden jubilee of Allnutt Memorial
Methodist Protestant Church, Lombard and
Wolfe streets, Baltimore, was celebrated
May with three impressive services con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. }. W. Kirk,
at each of which the sermons were preached
by former pastors. At each service the
edifce was filed to its utmost capacity, and
the chancel was beautifully decorated with
flowers and floral designs, sent by the mem
bers of the church in memory of departed
members. In the morning the prayer was
offered by Rev. DR.. f. I. Tagg, editor of
the Methodist Protestant. The sermon
was by Rev. James T. Lassell who served
the church in 1881 Rev. r. S Rowe,
who served the church from 1882 to 1890,
preached in the afternoon. The sermon
at night was preached by Rev. John NJ.
Holmes, who was pastor from 1896 to
1900.
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The Trolley Line to western Maryland.

All the Baltimore papers last Sunday con-
tanned articles on the Trolley Line 10 Western
Maryland" From the American we take the
following:
The Baltimore, Frederick and Hagsrstown
Electric Railway Company, which was pro-
iected sometime ago, is taking definite shape,
and the construction will be started shortly.
Plans have been made by the company for the
underwriting of SIC, 900, 600 of It's FIRST mort.
gage bonds, and the construction contract of
that part of the line from Frederick to Hagers-
town has been awarded to the firm of West.
inghouse, Church l. Kerr, of New York.
Mr.. j. 4. Ingram, Jr., president of the
company, stated that the new line will be in
operation between this city and Hagerstown
within two years. 1t will pass through many
small towns. and, as an engineer expressed 1t.
'will back up Western Maryland in great
shape" Construction on the section TO Ha-
gerstown will be started within month. The
route viii be 78 miles long, it being 81 miles
from Baltimore to Frederick and 26 from
Frederick to Hagerstown. There will be two
tunnels aud about seven miles of sidings. The
tunnels will be at Braddock Heights and at
South Mountain, 4, 900 and 5000 feet long,
respectively. The railway company has
capital stock of S15, 100000 1t has the right
under its charter to issue bonds as il may be
necessary. The officers of the Baltimore.
Frederick and Hagerstown Railway Company
are as follows
President, Jas E. Ingram, Jr., Baltimore;
vice president, J. Roger McSherry, Frederick;
treasurer, Thomas H. Howard, Frederick;
secretary, Henry Coblentz, Frederick; counsel,
Robert P. Graham, Baltimore; directors, Jas.
F. Ingram, Thomas II. Halter, Johnzie E.
Beasman, Frank II. Galloway, James K. In
gram, Jr., J. Roger MeSherry, +. L. Cob
lentz, Chas w. Slagle and Robt. P. Graham.
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COMMISSIONS RECEIVED.

Commissions for the following named per,
sons, appointed TO ill the respective offices
hereinafter mentioned were filed in the office
of the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county on the % day of May, 1906. and said
persons are hereby notified that unless they
qualify within thirty days from the above date
their places will be deemed vacant:
DR.. ". E. Gavrr, member of the State
Lunacy Commission.
John 0. Wudlow. member of Board of
Managers Springfield State Hospital.
Wade H. d. War6ed. a member of State
Live Stock Sanitary Board.
Peter Buchanan, School Commissioner Of
Carroll county.
Jacob Il. Blocher. School Commissioner
of Carroll county.
ELECTION SUPERVISORS.
Henry $. MuSSeluan, Charles l.. Fiuk,
Charles H. Smith.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
n. II. Baumgartner.
Charles +. Herring.
J Win Snader.
Byron 5. Dorsey.
Frank J. Shriuar.
Calvin f. Baukert.
George 4. Arnold.
J. Fred. WaeSche.
Andrew j. Houck.
Miss Sadie G. Nasruhimer
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
District No. l.--Johr 4. Djdeudal, Nor
man B. Hagan aud j Vincent Eckenrode.
District No. Jesse F. BiiImyer and
Jacob Riuehari
District No. 3-,James J. Horner, Jacob
Lippy and J. William Earhart.
District Ne I.-Wi,ham w. Shnmcr. John
T. Hin, Marion J. Leislerand d. Dixon Byers.
District No 5.-Ha-rv F. Cur!ev, d.
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Do They Want The Earth z

Hagerstown fremen, who won $3.50 in cash
prizes at the Cumberland Valley hremen's
meet at Chambersburg last week, will com
pete for additional honors at the meeting of
the Maryland State Firemen's Association at
Westminster next month. 1t is likely that at
least three teams from that city will participate
in the reel races.
In recent years the First Hose Company Of
that city has won a total of 81, SIS in reel con-
tests The record of the company follows !:
At Frederick, in 1898, SIS; Winchester, 1894,
$75; Frostburg 1895, $50; Cumberland, 1895,
SIS; Cumberland, 1896, 500; Winchester,
1897, $3.50; Waynesboro, 1897, $50; Westmin-
ster, 1898 (two) 500 and SIS; Martiusburg,
1904, SIS; Cumberland, 1904 (two), 500 and
$500; Waynesboro, 1905. $50; Chambersburg,
1906, $500.
The Junior Fire Company, of Hagerstown,
has won prizes to the amount of 81, 10 in the
past ii years. One year ago at Waynesboro,
Pa, the reel team representing that company
made a mark of 81 4,5 seconds, which is
claimed to be the worlds reei.race record.
On that occasion the Juniors won two prizes,
aggregating $3.50.
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a SIX - ID Mnnons

The great strike Of the coal m'rrrs has beCu
settled and the men returned l9 srrk 0u Nay
IA, on a comprotnise rate OF wages :1s three
yeArs-
While no exact estimate 81 The 'n>sr- Ter a
mouth suspension can be male a. SASS t1sEse.
Is reaches an cuogmnus amount, more han
half Of which must b- borne BY The mice
workers. 7 bis sum vii be a lca-s 81, GO,
COO basinr thc estimate ga the mpu'hty pro-
da,-l:on IL 6.OO0. GOO tons al Sra3. Selling 81
lideNAier for s. tom. Aaoiher rsliH ale,
which Is considered as conservative, gives lhe
Amouni lost by The opsrA'crs. Railroads Aat
landowners a. StO,0O0. oCsi, ~hile 'ae u7iue-
workers loss Hi!l am9uBt 20 as more.
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Frnn ncnvr. NJ

Ia the great wofa being carried ou 90 reliet
OF the distressed people Al sax FfaacIscn. sBd
Ia locating friends for anxious ones, usAEy
peculiar letters Of irquiry come from All nSer
the country TheY arc All siuc re-, bl, some
Of thea noue the tess amusing. usc woman
writes
my husband Disappeared three years azo.
Please locate his1 among the ktllvd N san
Francisco. II possi bic ~
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Good For the Soul.
From the Wall Street News.

However desirable it was to defeat
the free silver agitation in 1896, did
the end justify the means employed
to accomplish that defeat 1t is not
too much to say that the money
spent in 1896 to prevent the election
of Bryan resulted in political debauch-
cry, such as was never before ex-
perienced in the United States, and
from which the politics and business
of this country have not even yet
recovered. 1t is not far from the
truth to say that the country has
suffered more by reason Of the politi-
cal corruption of the 1896 campaign
than it would have suffered from the
triumph of free silver, lamentable as
that would have been Bryan's
triumph of free silver would have
given the markets a terrible shock,
bus Bryan could not have really done
much harm in practical way, and
the country would have made 4 speedy
recovery from the disaster, but it will
take many years to recover from the
effects of the political debauchery
which has been brought about by the
abuse Of millions of dollars in politi-
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Carroll Charge Reformed Church-Bsr B4mln's-
SUNDAY school 81 & ~. y r. :. g.. + Al 80 r.,
No preaching will be absent At Cizssis-
james Il. Sioaesltef Pastor
Methodist Protestant Cnutch Rev. l. 2 Warner.
Pastor shbsth Services Preaching 1T 01 4 N.
aud 30 y IN Y. z c. F. ~ $50 p. Sunday
school 9.i5 h. Mid week Service iH tire lecture
room Wednesday evening al 80 O'Clock.
L Warner, Pastor.
ST. JOhu's Churca-Sundays-L Mas AZ us
and High Mass al 10 A. m. During the week.-Mrs.
al a. m Joseph Il. Cassidy Pastor.
Reformed Church, silver Run-seryice 1870 =.
m. every other Sunday. aud at p. m; sunday
school AZ 9.Sl d. m, aud ! p. Preaching every
two weeks at ?. III.
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& STEELE,
DEALERS IN

LYNCH & STEELE,
DEALERS IN
Agricultural Implements & Machinery,
Field Seeds, Wagons, ETC.,
Corner Green & Liberty Streets,
WESTMINSTER, MD.
Oar lines for 1906 will be AS follows:
Deering Binders,
Deering Mowers,
Deering Hay Rakes,
Deering Hay Teddcrs,
Deering Binder Irvine,
International Manure Spreaders,
international Gas and Gasoline En-
gines,
Brown Farm Wagons,
phCrnhlil Farm wagons,
Black Hawk Check Row Corn
Planters,
Evans Check Row Corn Planters,
Perry Wood Frame Springtooth
Harrows,
Steel Lever Harrows,
Peg Tooth Lever HGrrows,
Superio- Disc Harrows,
Superior Corn Drills,
Scientific Feed Grinders,
Brown Riding Cultivators,
Reed Riding Cultivators,
uench & Dromgold Riding Guilt
vators,
The Sharpless Tubular Cream Sepa-
rator and lots
of other good things for the farmer.
We will have all kinds of
FIELD SEEDS in season
4. and u. Phone. cain 81 W. fehs
CNITH & REIFSNInER Screeu al An
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Undisariminating.

No matter shat your slaiiua .
Hard luck D seeS you out;
The poor man gifts the rhcumaiEs,
The rich ruan gits the goat,
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INSURANCE AGENCY
3 OF
CHARLES z. GOODWIN,
90 East Main street,
WESTMINSTER. MD.

Represents the following Companies
ReyH, Ere Insurance Co. of Liverpool.
Continental Fire Insurance Company 81
New York
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society OF
England.
Employers Ac-ri ieut Liability Assurance
Corporation Limited OF London.
Ne Notes. No Assessments.
ian q
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4 FINE RESIDENCE
"a FOR SALE. :

Three-story 10 room Brick z.iiaz4z 80
Dwelling, corner Center and Willis streets,
Westminster, Md. most desirable residential
section of city; bath and modern improve
meuts; lot I20xI9S feet; front and back
porches; bay windows in every rooms fine
fruit; easy terms.
feh24.tf MARY +. VANDERFORD.
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LEGAL BLANKS!

Summons for Debt. Inventory Of Goods
Summons for Wires. and Chaue,s Dis.
Probates Plain. traint tor Rent.
ProhaIss Special Drtralued for Rent.
Witness Certificates. Landlord Sale.
State Warrants, Appeal Bond
Commitments. Attachment on JuAe.
House W Correction ucnt
Commitments. ii Fa on ASsumpsit.
PsHt- Commitment r. Fla.
Pcaee Warrant. Constable Sale.
Corporation Warrant. Releases ia Orphans
Peace Recoguizeurs. Court.
Witness Recoga izaacr Keplevia Bond
Slate Rocnggrssncc l!cnieyin Writ
Attachment ou War Notice and Schedule
rant oS Fj-ri Eariss
Plain snd Waiver Notes
The above Blauk are printed on toe BEST
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TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Tais Is Jo give notice ihat EH- subscriber,
hav. abla-aea tvnm shc Orphans Court of
Carroll county, in Maryland. letters tesla.
u,a5ary cn she Persona. Estate ut
FANNIE DEYILBIS>,
Hste ef Carra,, county. deceased. Al persons
having g.a,uas a.,ains, The deceased are hereby
aarue.l % rxhsb5, Sac same. p!Ih she yglch
yrs thereof legally authenticated, 20 the sub
se5l5,ers, on or before the llth day 1i Iecym
Der. 1916; fhrr may oihrE~ lsa hy .E. te cN-
g'Hjvd from al teue.i, of s4-i estate.
Gives puars oHr bands This Syh day 81
MAY, 1886.
EDWARD Il. DEFTLBiSS.
CARRIE NAY bEYILBI>S.
matlIlg Bsv Carf.r tl4s Bush. Exscu31r-,
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TO CREDITORS

no ynp kunv tH-s Smith il Rsitsa'd-r
II carry Porch aud starr Work 10 sJoca 2
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AID Five Boliars $500 per toa Tor
BLACK OAK BARK

81 this wears peeHuc. Delivered ia good order
and condition s, The Carroll IaHueyy, 3, fore
the lst day 81 August, 1905
We sill nui buy any span Oak Bark this
year. and pi.i Only buy Black Oak Bark from
parties xho Will sell "a, thei- Rock Oak Bark.
THE CARROLL OAK TANNING CO..
~ Carroll County. Ma.
Taaurry Station, oa Western NssyIa Il. r.
march S-l3t
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SNITH * REIFSNEnER Scrreu al An
- shra,lrr Cad h.fsrr loaduHg and give
22Io lbs tar % tom. mnrl1
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MARY J0Rp0N NERlNG.

late ut carroll county. deceased, Al, persons
hay,lE claims aga5Es, tle lee.asgi are hereby
sarued 90 exhibit She same, with the vouchers
thereof legally Authenticated, 90 the sub
scrlhsr. ON % before the II,h day of brcem-
ber. 1895; they may otherwise b. Law b0 eN-
cIa3rd from all bcnriit of said estate
Given under my hand this 7ih day Of
Nsy, 1905,
EVAN HAlNES.
May II 4 Executor.
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BARK w ANTED
Al -
TANNERY STATION.
or PRIME CHESTNUT 0Ak BARN

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