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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30
6amnleI Settler 900.

en- al be gamIe SettIere og gio.
neerer ! Barron Gountp, @isconfin,
Ole q. @oIom er / Mnnoags al.
gaaet peo Gsben | FIN Ssn Oscar
Boaoms Stem ner Cameron al GI.
beroomsipasbeo os S~iertelamnteIie,
San bar Sc gar earmel og bapbe
inotiI sanife nplig bpret friif og
ra'f. San bar @eteran fra gorger.
friger, ba ban bar Meblem Of Som.
pani B, 44be 8isconiin fripiQige
acknowledgement. San efterIaoer
Jig TO Ssnner og ire 9etre: Oscar
8oaom, Cameron; 60. 8onom,
Snperior; Mrs. Narp @ricfion.
MRS. RaiiIine 2unbe og Rrs. Wat.
tie 2ean, ole boiatte i @aupaca 60.
Sans Some osoe for mango gar Il.
ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30
SmaapInf.

-SIaf Sacobion fom itbIte rlge
tiIboae fra fin Reiie til @eiten.
- 0tiis GIora, Sougen fom Sire.
bags afteu tiIbage fra gIbert Sea.
%. G. Rceb fiebte unoer fit Sp.
boIo I Ga Crosse iioite llge en- Gaoi.
lac Gutomobil.
- Mrs. sIbert Compton oa @eru
reiIte / 2sr6aes til Sc Hop, Wtur.
pan en- giiit.
50. 6. SierIicb frm forleoen
Dag tiIbase fra en- IGngere &eiie
oct norbIige Winreiota.
Miis 9eata auberion fom tnite
llse tiIba9e fra Gilbert Sea, bpor bun
bar tiIbrast fin Seric.
- SeImer Ssreuion, Carl Suie.
By og Gbos. 9aalIou reiIte / Str8bags
til 9epiIS Gate, q. Sat, bpor De oil
orbeibe / SrGitningen.
- @6paro Bear bor mobtaaet ct
aabeIgram fra &pifIano, buori ban
unoerrettes ON. at bans Wober or
oignaet pe6 Ge0en.
gu 0tormonmisiionGr, Sout8
fSueaI fra 9Ieoiart @rooe, Utah, por
Der / gpen I SnSboaS. 8u9oI for.
taIte, at bans GorpI0re bar houife,
- Oti's GIma Sauion fra Maui.
topoc, Iris, % Satbertue Sobuion
fra GnIomt&, Soma, opboIocr fla /
benne 8io hos So'tor s. 8. &ouacnS.
C. 8. Curtin og 6. 9. Gruuo.
fem at Giti5en8 @onf fom ij0Ite lloe
tiIbage FRI lin Torretniug&rciic til
@ismarct, u. Gat.
ItiIs Cha Snnbo9er fra Col.
mar broate fin Scnhoa8FoIcfInSie
ouer til 2ecorah bpor De baobe fin
aarIise @icric iibite Ou&0us % for
nsieoe fla uomGrtet.
-Sra Caledonia meb6eIes, at
Sobn GriSccu, Der bocoe puo en-
Tarm uRr gropnsoiue forIeoen tag
brutnebe unber @obuira. San bar
25 anr eanmeI 90 ugtit.
- gaItor q. gIrpeipr. itun6iene Der
8Den i0ag (Iors6ag) paa @iemrei.
fen ira aberbeen, 6. Gat., bocr ban
bolot NisiionsprGoifeu / 9aitor
@Iesnes Nteuigheh I SgnSags.
st. 3. @ibion Iutte6e forIcOen
Dag en- $auoeI, buoroe6 Sacob Seoo.
ington I Burr Gaf bIep Gter Of G. 9.
@ear6s gienSom paa 8aibiugtou
Street. aiebeiulnmen Dor $4,000.
Seaotneton os 5amtIie oil fIptte til
@pen nGite aoar.
Sreoae 90 Serbae | berne llee
bill Ssiion boIoe fin aarIiGe "Street
Gair" eIler 9arnioaI, o. DER er giort
ertraoroiuere GorbereoeIier til bennt
@egipenbeo, iom oerfor utoiIiomt oil
bIibe en- Sufees. 9ecornb Werhdnta
@anb oil fpile beb aarnfooIet, % Der
hi bIipe gcIoipiI og fIIbt pp at al
jtens 5orusieIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30

&c. G. Gapioion, Tom bar fit
EiIbbIo | Srorffort, Weih., bpor ban
bcitprer en- GIepotor for @oemmnn
@rain Co., bar iibite ltee biemne |
|@eisg. SON reiite tiIboee | Wan.
bags.
IS. Sateen fra Subion, isis,
oa 8. 9otietb bar | bisie Gage fiebt
s. .. Sbomos' gaeeri. Tom be bill
bripe unber 6irmanapn at Sousen
& Gotietb. Nr. Sotietb err, Tom be.
fienot, en- erfaren gaeer, Der tiolieere
bor paret / Sorretnins Der | gpen.
Set er life ~befienbt, boao Mr. Sbo.
mas oil ilaa IND paa.
- @ia See tom Wanoags aften
.biem fra Gobp, @po., bpcr ban |
CONNER ban brret oniat peo be
Soreneoe Staters SpmoaIins. San
tiIbragte oeioa ct Bar Tigers Eio !
Wotionalporfen. GILBERT @ance, Tom
reiite berub iornmeu meo BAN, er MI
aniat | en- & Notwithstanding | Goop.
- prof. GIois &. 9oborif fra
Statsunioeriitetet I Winreopolts bar
| Snsbngs I 8eeorab | geIsg. Sam.
tiois fom oaiaa 8rofesicr s. s. Ga.
Iafer ce SamiIie, Tom bar peret I
geisg hos 8rpiesioreus Sor9Iore
@r. og Mrs. s. GaIafer f~enbenfor
Ssfion. 9e reiite ibog til gIeniant
Sopnibip for at tiIbriree nosIe 3aae
Dos Mrs. 9oIoferS Saber, Wr. Gfre.
&c. s. @eiier, Tom iibite l1ae
fom tilbaee fra fin 8eiie til gocific.
fpiten og Canada, bar bart en- megct
bpeaelig og iuteresfnrt Siir. San
bor feet meget paa Retier % taler |
roienbe Srblog ON apititaterne %
Canada. Oct er Sremtibens Sanb,
flyer ban; men for Sioeu ftnbes Der
life SteO paa SoroerL Tom ooer9oar
8inneibetf County, og ban nnr af
Oenne og andre @runbe iGrOeIes bel
tiIfreos meo at fomme biem igien.
- 8an Com Suaqeps Sarm
bGuote forIeoeu 9og en- befloaelig
lllpffe, ibet Rortin @ergan, iom bar
beifipftieet meo at fisre 3ornboano
noe poa a9eren, mems ban ftob paa
@osnitaneen 90 hubble Seiteue, bIeb
taItet Of ba oiSie pIuoieIis bIep
ifremte % iatte ofgoarSe. San
faIOt fooIe6es, at oct tunge 9Gs pos.
iereoe ooer BAN, og ban fom meget
uIoorlig tilifabe. Den burtigt til.
faIOte 99se troebe BOG life, at Der
bar nogen Sore for bans 2ip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30
Soooro for
Secorab Snaitmte.

Ut De mango roien0e BreDe til Secorab
Snititute itoIie ll9e bem9rfes fgl9eroe ira
&. 6. &ice 8ei. Susenipr for Ytilpautee
Baren: Your student, now our steno-
grapher and bookkeeper, gives entire sa-
tisfaction. He is a good man, and under
stands his work.. Bore Stnbenter erbol'
Der altib be bebite Stininger. @raoueuter
fra 3ecorab Snititrte bar Moaang til be le.
beube go1eger og llHiperiiteter / Beiteu, og
er State Training Sbupl ior 9Grere. vi
logger altio Sino paa at bjnlpe frem Sti'
oenter meo intaa Sortunoifaber. Ssitter'
rtinen beepnoer ben 2oen September. 2Gs
rebgser al beoite Sort erboIoes frit.
Mrs. 8. Breckenridge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30
OaarIioe J~nopanerere.

gtf 450 Smmigranter, Tom | Nan'
bags anfom til 8aIpeiton, Seras, meo
QampIEibet "GDeunitS" fra Bremen,
bIep rGiten Ell GrebieoeI Of be Sore
ueHe Stoters berpprenoe $aoneIGee
ienbt til SetentionsIetrer. 9e ileite
al benz tiIbsrer oe fattisite aIasier !
De ipoeuropGiiie 2anbe, 90 cper
SnIpparter az bet belle Gutal oil
bItue ienOte bicm isien ba be life,
bpertru | fgiiiga eaer mango andre
Seieeuher fommer op til, bpa0 Snb.
oanSriresIopeue frpper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30
Srput Riper - Srout Guu.

On artiteI | "Ionoua 2eaber"
aienfoIber I G%rinOrineer, at S. 30.
Iice, iom bapSe aontrntt meo 0tegie'
ringen ON at foreitna 8inuebago.Sn'
b~ianernes gortfIptteu Der fra egnen
pg biGIpe Dem at uboRIge Sano, en-
gang | Sioen bopoe fit SpIagSbrs
paa geter G. $augens mlpGrenoe
Sarm | 9eeorab Sounibip. @leoens
ban oe bans WeObiGIper bar her,
opooeeoe ben fibite en- 9Gf life lan9t
borte, bbori Der bar en- &igoom al en-
SIags Sin, Tom be farbt me9et noe.
renoe. De falote berfor @Gfteu
Srout 9fiper, ct Rapu, iom ben fiben
bar beboIot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30
Poi Syepris.

s Iinneopolis bIeb Der I Sns.
bags ioIet ct Gorti 9pg paa $500
@uibeIs for so Gent pr. 9uibeI.
9ette er ben bsieite Srts betalt for
@pg / De SoreneSe Stater paa t6
&ar. gpegen ioIgtes for afifibntns
til often.
Ssiaa Briierne paa De andre acrn-
iorter err bsie. Der betoltes 60 Gent
pr. 9uibeI for Wais, so Gent pr 9lt.
ibeI for Sabre, % Speoen nGrmer fig
itprft Collar erfet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30
Resn. oe Goroenitorm.

Smegtten at BIRD Sslano, Minn.,
b~iemisstes Ssnoas aiten af en- me.
get beftig Iesn- os EoroenItorm.
Zen parebe belle Ratten, og Der faIbt
neiten ire Scntner meb &esu. Gen
fore StaIb. og 2aapebDgning ube
paa @aI5er & 8ebbers Sarm on.
tGnotes al Spnet og neobranote.
20 Seite, ,tifborenbe Sorpagteren,
Sranf @ecf, inbebr9nbte.
Sfaraannen pda Be Santer er
heloigoiS paa oct nermeIte ODER,
iaa Den onretteoe Sfaoe bar for.
bolosbis u~betpoelig. gpIingen er
ben bebite, man Der bar bapt paa
flere aor, og bpor man bar treifet,
bar llbbpttet peret lerbeles soot.
Sra edo, Minn., t~elegrafereS
on Stormeu, at 2pnet bapbe ilaaet
neb | 9ltppelen paa ben tpife Re.
tbobiitfirfe og iplintret ct Sisrne al
Sen. 81. 6. aariets StaIobpaning
bIep ogiaa rantmet Of 2pnet. Reg
net, iom bar ui9opanlig poIbiomt,
bill anrette abifiatg Sfabe poa ben
/ Sbocf ituaenbe @rsbe.
s Granite Sails og Smeen ra.
iebe oeinn iamnne Scat en- poloiom
S%prbeuitorm IeSioeet at en- it9rf
SfpIreen, Rebbsren bar imioler.
ito peIfommen Der, ba @ruuben bar
beapnot at blipe rofiaa tor.
Gn SsrIien Brothers t~ilbsrenoe
Stab uoe oeo @oob Safe arteno-
tes Of 2pnet og nebbrenote.
s Smeguen Of Seron Cafe anret.
tebe lloeiret oeiaa megen Sfaoe,
iIGr 6eb at mango Speoeitatte an
teuStes Of 9pnet pg neobrenote.
s Sacfiou, @sinn., babe man o.
Iaa ct Itprft @eeufaIb, Der betpSe'
liz bill foriinfe Sreifninsen. Oct
bercttes ogioa berfra, at Sapren bar
rift ftg mPget let, ibet ben @ien.
nemirit life peier cper 20 Irnb pr.
guIbeI.
sra gIbcrt 2eu berettes, at &e9.
net Der nm boooe eiort ringe STD
be. Sfuroouuen par nemIis ooer o9
oct meIte at Stafninssarbeioet eoot
uofgrt.
Sro 9onneIlp, Minu., t~elegrafe'
res, al Soeoeubbpttet pr. aere er
itsrre, euN oct bor peret paa Here
glor. Sfuraannen bar poa Oct a9r'
meite oper. % SrGIfninsei paa
manae Ste6er | fulb @ans, Sntoo
al Scrpentuine 90 troSs Ssrten os
BEN ,ene @oar bar man facet ct me.
act acSt Gor. Wan bar tnsen Sasl
bapf, oa s~tsrteparten Of @rsoen er
I'M | stat os iaaIeoes bragt I no.
eenIunSc Sffferbeo. -.
ara Ruufato, Minn., meooeies
ben 26be Ss., at Sr1ifnirscn % oar
/ haIs Sang, os OF aoifilis Sueoe
olereSe par brast til @sarfeoet,
SpeSen eoo ct llnbpttc al fra 10 til
90 guIbeIs pr. acre 90 Itoo ! Ell
Iris al 90 Sent pr. Suibel.
SfsIee ienere inhIsbue efterret'
uiuaer or Ben | I. Rummer oMtaIte
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30
GlepeIanos Gilitano.

Sra grtnceton, q. s., t~elesroferes
BEN 2sbe, at gr.Br9iioent @roper
GlepeIanb al Senipn til fin $eIbreb
bar maottet opgipe fin paat9nfte no.
fluet til Rem Sampibire. Sans I'll.
itauo ffoI life netop bore foruroIis
genoe, men Srserne bar oroineret
fuIoitenoig Mo % Silbasetr,tffenbeb.
MrS. GIepeIanb, Der bar reiit til
Rep Sampibtre meS @srnene, er
Snsbags oenbt tiIbage til 9rinceton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30
Srrbt al en- 9spe. On So gor

SrGbt al en- 2spe. gn 80 Gar
gammeI Some, Mrs. slnna Sucfe,
blep / Sirsbags / 2una 8arf, ct be,
fienot SorIpiteliesiteo / 8ittsburg,
3d., anfaIbt at en- 2spe. iom bapbe
bruot iig no at fit Bur, os iaa iISe
tiIreot, at bum 9ageu efter afgif peb
8sben. Sspen blen efter en- lang og
iarlia Scamp brGbt Of Barfpolitiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30

Chiffon omfring Clear Greet, Wis.,
frGueoe stormen to Ore til, ioet
foruben Ysiis Morp gIemenion o..
iao to Born at Sans gauge | Clear
Safe Totpnibip er afgaaeoe peb %.
ben nf fine apriteIfer. aIe ire Ore
bleu beerapeoe inmtioig fra en- Wa-
DO, Scr. Rerbopiss Siem | Eirsoags.
gperne @oobsfieIo ce R~etpcaitIe !
Ohio biemisgtes I Manbaes at en-
Tornado, Der bemolereoe flere Suie
og foraariaeebe mesen onben Sfaoe.
SamiieI 8. garIemus' 8aaninesbus
| uofanten af @ooofieIb soeIagoes
fulbit9noig, % ct to aar gommelt
Barn bIep orRbt. Barnet bIep renet
ND af Roberens arHie og fsrt n9iten
en- Sieroingmil afiteb giennem 2uf.
ten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30
Ara Oct uor,re ssIHab.

Torsbag ben ste Scptember fsrit, 81. 10
Gorm. nihplser bet nOrite SeIltab III 5or'
retntngSmpoe / Ohm Club [ YRinneapolts.
Gae observation-disclosures % dnore Web
lerHuier tnotaloes III bette Deebe. Mange
Saser az itgrre Betponing for Selifabei 70.
religgtr III SehanoIins. Ssrfor bsr psseei
BIZ taIrtst 90 subt.
e. 2. geterioH, gils Spll~tae,
GoEmgHh. estt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30
9ecDrab Og Smegl1.
Sen 2sbe glusuit 1907.
WisFunsfcit

SibTte SenSns boTStes en- itGrre
W~tisfionsfeit paa Stobunger @fenig'
bebs grefteeunrO oeo Ssiian, 8aitor
g. GfeooI6s aal6. Soften bcgunitt'
qebes al aobt @eir, % en- flor 6or'
fumIine bar frenmsOt. &rofesior
so. q. @Iefeu fra 2utber College, De
corob, prGSifeoe ON 6ormtobogen oG
tuIte ON eftermiOOoeen oper 9pmis'
fioneu I Chicago. ct Offer paa id
9oGars inofom 90 ifaI beIes melenl
Snoremisiioneu og @pmiSiicuen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30
The GORDON HAT

If you think Hat
Style is u~nimport-
ant, look at your
self in a hat two
sizes too large, or
two sizes too small.
The SHAPE is as
important as the
size.
Get yonr shape;
the style will be
right if the hats a
GORDON So
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30

Up-to-date literary, business, and mu-
sic courses at concordIa College. Moorhead,
MINI. Cooking and dress-making for
girls. New buildings. Experienced teach
ers. Low rates. Write for information.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30

@ptabelt 9posfalb. &elion @or.
rts, ben pelfienbte Chicago Bacfer,
er | Sirsbass afgaaet peo 9sben ef.
ter Here Tigers Spsbom. San bar
feot | Spiflanb / 1910.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30
TpSt;

Tpot;
a2bc aus., I Charles Ctr, cha Gsorgretbe,
latter al tsrant Grpaut, 10 Iiaaueoer gTul.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30

SisIse ienere innIsbue eitcrret.
niuser ON ben | |. Rllmmer omtaIte
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1907-09-06
For the Advocate.
Missionary Society Meeting.

The home of Mr.. Frank Magee, at 1.-THE
Locusts," was the scene of large gathering
on August 20 at the lawn social held by the
Missionary Society of Pleasant Grove M. E.
Church. The large lawn was brilliantly lighted
and two large tables arranged-one of fancy
articles and confectionery to which all re-
sponded so we'll that over $40 was taken in.
The other table all responded to also. Seats
we're arranged facing the side porch, which
was we'll lighted and tastefully decorated,
which was in full view of all the entertain.
ment
The first full chorus, America, Rotations,
by Mrs. William Eckenrode, and little Ruth
Tanner, of Baltimore; piano solo, "Wayside
Chapel" Harry Weyrich, of Baltimore; The
Sweet Family then took places and completed
the evenings program. Miss Bertha Mat.
thews, as Ma Sweet, and seven daughters.
viz: Misses Nettie and Myrtle Rhoten, Lottie
Seipp, Florence Shipley, Lille Lockard, Ada
Conway and Bessie Green. Much credit is
due each one who took part in entertaining,
each having rendered her part we'll. While
refreshments were being served some choice
music was given by Mr.. Weyrich and Miss
Caple, vocal and instrumental. Proceeds in
all amounted to $25. Committee wish to
thank all who responded.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1907-09-06
Business Locals.
THE HANOVER FAIR.

THE HAMMER fAiR.
The coming Hanover Fair, September 10
to 18th, 1907, promises to eclipse recent ex-
hibitions on the same grounds in interest and
means of amusement for the crowds. The
increased purses ensure good racing, while
the free attractions are of q very high order.
No money has beer spared to secure
performances that have made sensations IN
the leading cities. The Curzon sisters, who
dance and whirl in mid air while revolving
suspended by their teeth, we're the most start
ling sensation of the N. Y. Hippodrome, last
winter Mile Vallecita and her trained leo.
pards, perform in an arena of aluminium and
brass, the most costly ever built. Thousands
are now crowding to see her in this great act,
at Atlantic City. Signorita Ellinora Ricardo,
greatest of European high wire artistes, will
also perform every day.
The track and grounds have been put in fine
order, and every arrangement made for the
pleasure and comfort of all.
There are three divisions, or the Rule o.
Three.
Dolly Madison Shoes are made in three
grades-The Regular and the best Shoe to
cost you $500.
The Special Fancy styles-Patent Leath
ers and Nobby Effects, retailing at SO. SO.
The best of all known TO the Craft Tailor
Made retailing at $500.
The Comfort giving qualities are the same
in all Dolly Madison Shoes. They are Flexi
BILE.
For sale by Representative Dealers.
Free Turtle Soup on Saturday at Andrew
j. Tawney's.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1907-09-06
Wakefield Items.

SEPTEMBER "a carrier pigeon came to
the residence of J. Fletcher Babylon on Wed.
nesday that had on its right leg band with
A. l.. T.. 5066 inscribed upon it.
Miss Grace Smith, who has been visiting
her schoolmates in Parkersburg, Ohio, and
other places, returned home this week, after
having spent about weeks. Miss Smith ex-
presses herself as having had very fine time.
Misses Grace and Mary Derr, of Baltimore,
visited their aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fletcher Babylon, of this place, on Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week.
[. N. Stoner went to Baltimore on Monday
last on business.
Dennis A. Smith is nursing severe attack
of hay fever.
Farmers in this section who have sweet
corn out are busy hauling it to the factory.
They report the crop of corn to be short one.
Allen loop, Of near this place, while driV;
ing his horse on Sunday last it STUN bled ana
fell, bursting its net. The horse died.
Among the attractions at New Windsor on
September II will be beef killed and dressed
in less than 10 minutes, in John Roop' 8
meadow, by William T. Curry. Preceded
by a street parade at 100 o'clock, and a base
ball game between Littlestown and New
Windsor at 3 o'clock, festival will be held
by the base ball team at night. The Mayberr,y
band will furnish music for all. Everybody
is cordially invited to partake in riding IN tne
parade, and also 10 witness the game OF Dali.
See the man who handles the knife and steel.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1907-09-06
POSTCARD Rates.

The following instructions have been re-
ceived from the Postoffice Department relative
to post cards and postal cards mailed under
cover for domestic destinations
Post cards and postal cards mailed under
cover of sealed envelopes are chargeable with
postage at the first.class rate-2 cents an ounce
on fraction thereof; if inclosed in unsealed
envelopes, they will be subject to postage &C.
cording to the character of the message-at
the irst-class rate if wholly or partly in writ.
ing, or the third class rate Il cent for each
two ounces or fraction thereby if entirely in
print; and the postage should be affixed to the
envelopes covering the same.
Postage stamps affixed to Enclosures con.
tanned in envelopes cannot be recognized in
payment of postage thereon.
The foregoing applies to cards in the do.
mestic mails, and in accordance Herewith any
which are mailed under covers with or with.
out an opening opposite which stamp affixed
to the card appears are to be held for postage,
unless the necessary postage al the rate stated
above is paid by stamps affixed to the erfvel-
opes or wrappers in which the cards are in.
closed
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1907-09-06
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Epwerth Lessdis Rally.

Reported IOf DomOCEduC hufOSntS-
SEPTEMBER 1.-The rally held last Saturday
and Sunday at Ebeenezer BY the Carroll Coun-
ty Epworth League Union was a great sue
cess spiritually There was large number
of delegates present. The meeting was called
to order Saturday evening at 7 O'Clock by
President j. Belt Townsend, of Westminster.
after which short address of welcome was
delivered by Arthur lille, of Winfield. The
response on behalf of the delegates was given
by j. VIM. Fleming, of Woodbine, after
which short prayer service was held. The
delegates present were then assigned to their
homes. The love feast Sunday morning was
conducted by Rev. George Cecil, of Taylors
vile, followed by preaching by Brother Car
rie, the junior pastor in charge, who took tor
his text the 9Th verse of the 9th psalm. In
the afternoon Miss Ella Weaver, of Emory,
gave a very interesting talk to the children,
her subject being Lights" which she illus.
trated by the use of matches. At O'Clock
Brother Jesse Garner opened the platform,
services with fine talk on Faith" followed
by Julian Wheeler, who read a paper on
Hope" DR.. B. F. Shipley gave fine talk
on Love- This closed the afternoon SER
vices.
The song services Sunday evening were con-
Quoted by Brother Charles l.. Riday, of Phil.
adelphia, Pa. Rev. F. G. Watson preached
fine sermon at $50 p. m, after which re-
vival services were held. During the rally
Brother Riday sang several good solos. which
touched the hearts of some of his hearers.
Ebeneezer Chapter is the banner chapter OF
the Union, both in membership and enthusI-
asm, which helped to make the rally sue
cess of which we are proud.
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Union Mills Items.

SEPTEMBER 5.-Misses Edna Dutterer and
Edith Bish, of Stonersville, spent Sunday
with Henry Herman and family.
Mrs. Foster Fleagle and two nieoes. OF Har.
rsburg, were the guests of Mrs. John Burgoon
on Monday.
Miss Sue H. Johnston, of Kent county,
Nd, is the guest of her friend, Miss l.. Miraud
Nusbaum.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Brown and daughter,
and Bernice Nusbaum, of New Windsor,
spent last Sunday with friends in this place.
Mrs. Edwd. Englar was the guest OF her
father, Elias Bankert, recently.
Mrs Albert Pratt, of Hartman, Tenn,
who has spent week with her sister, Mrs.
Henry Herman, has gone to Baltimore to
spend few days before returning to her
home.
Rev. J. W. Long, of Iittlestown, is visiting
friends this week.
Mrs. Lippy and three children, OF Baltl'
more, have visited friends here recently.
Bernard Lawyer has returned to his home
after making an extensive tour OF the North
as far as Canada. Next week he will resume
his work in Gettysburg College.
Miss Jane Leese is the guest OF her cousin,
Mrs. Dr. Earhart.
Miss Sarah Bloom is spending this week
with friends in Woodbine.
Miss Lilly Koontz has spent the past few
weeks with her brother, Edward koontz, IN
Baltimore.
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Gambler Itsm1.

SEpf. 3.-Contractor B. F. Pool on the
new macadamized road through Gambler.
which being made for one mile, is progressing
finely. The grading is now completed from
Mount Pleasant NJ. E. Church, the starting
point, to the Finksburg Turnpike. Mr.. Pool
keeps things moving lively. The community
ought to appreciate highly our enterprising
County Commissioner, George E. Benson,
for the energy he put forth in behalf of having
a fine road through the town. He is one OF
our most enterprising business men and the
community ought to give him credit for the
active part taken by him in the matter first
and last.
The new Providence Church is also pro.
crossing finely. A delay of several days was
caused in not having brick to continue the
work.
Mrs. Emily L. Elleott, of Lancaster, Pa,
is on visit to her parents, W. s. Gambler,
and brother, A. F. Gambler, and others, at
this place.
Jacob G. Gambler and daughter Merle, of
Baltimore county, paid visit on Sunday last
to his parents, w. S. and A. M. Gambler.
Mr.. Harry Rider, of Baltimore, also paid
flying visit to W. s. and A. M. Gambler on
SUNDAY last
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"Snatched from the Clouds. "

YORK, Pa, September 4.-Alderman Jacob
Stager arrested Ross Atkins. of Pittsburg.
young aeronaut, here last night on the charge
of Humping board bill at Harrisburg. When
Detective H. K. Fickes and the Alderman
arrived at the park Atkins and his partner
were about to make balloon ascension. De.
tective Fickes beckoned to Atkins to remain
CD the ground, but he gracefully swung him
self upon the trapeze bar by the side of his
partner.
As the big gas bag was about to rise the
Alderman reached up, seized Atkins by the
ankle and yanked him to the ground. AS he
landed the Alderman said j.;
Surrender, sir, you are under arrest. You
have been snatched from the clouds. There
is no escaping the law, not even on an air
ship"
The balloon scared away with its lone pas
Senger,