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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1907-08-08
THURSDAY. AUGUST 8, 1907
SAFETY DEVICE FOR RAILWAYS

Congress at its last session appro-
priated $50, 900 to the Interstate Com
mercc Commission to test railway
safety appliances, and the Commiss-
ion is to recommend to Congress such
legislation as to the Commission seem
ed advisable.
Four men experts have been APP
pointed by the Interstate Commerce
Commission to test such appliances
thoroughly. Jesse Frysinger, of Han
over, Pa, has received a letter from
the Commission to forward his pat.
cnts to said committee.
Telegraph operators and towermen
can now only display signals for trains
to stop, but with Frysinger's patent
ed devices towcrmen and telegraph
operators not only set signals, but, il
the engineer fails to apply the all
brakes, the telegraph operator will
work the air brakes on any train run
ming at any speed, even to IS miles
per hour. Not by sudden contact,
but as gracefully as would the en-
gineer.
If the engineer and fireman should
be killed the train would be under
full control by this patented device ly
towermen and telegraph operators.
Passengers sitting in day coaches can
now by means of pulling cord plac-
cd overhead in the coach apply the
brakes on the whole train. Mr.. Fry
singers device makes it possible fol
the same work to be done by persons
who are not on the train.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1907-08-08
Sunrise Party.
insurance

On Friday evening last friends, in num-
Der SO, went to the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. C. Martin, surprised the occu-
pants and took possession. With them
they took cake and other good things,
all had jolly good time.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1907-08-08
AN ORDINANCE.

Application having been made by The
Washington, Frederick and Gettysburg
Railway Company to lay its tracks upon
and across certain Streets of Thurmont,
Resolved by the Board Of Commissioners
Of Thurmont, the following Ordinance for
the governing of same be adopted:
ORDINANCE No. --
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1907-08-08
Rarn Burned.

The barn of Daniel j. Eyler OF near
LeGore was burned early Monday morn
ing. Loss on building and contents esti-
mated at $500, on which there was S425
inaurance
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1907-08-08

The strenuous life is killing the men
of Chicago at a tremendous rate, while
the women of the city are increasing
their longevity by the simple life.
Health Commissioner Evans declares
that at the present rate few contu-
ries will see Chicago an Adamless
Eden.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1907-08-08

p9~ FARMS FOR SALE have a
number of farms placed in my hands for
sale. All desirably located and under good
state of cultivation. Good buildings and
fencing. For further particulars, ad-
dress
CHAS. C. WATERS,
Attorney-at-law,
novl5tf. Frederick, Md.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1907-08-08
Lawn Fete.

The Kings Daughters of Trinity Re-
formed church will hold progressive
lunch on the lawn at the home of Mrs.
d. C. Hammett during the latter part of
August. Some interesting features will
be in evidence and pleasant evening for
all who attend. Don't forget to look
later for the exact date and further par
ticulars.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1907-08-08
Best Treatment For Puny Children.

Children often become thin and pale,
and sometimes there is no apparent cause
for this low state of the system. These
little unfortunates are known as puny
children. Rydale's Tonic is the best med
icine ever produced for puny children.
1t matters not whether this rundown
state of the system is caused by ill health,
overstudy or growing too fast. Rydale's
Tonic increases their flesh and strength
ems and brings the rudy glow in the pale
face. Guaranteed by DR.. James X. Wa
tiers,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1907-08-08

Keep the pores open and the skin clean
when you have cut, burn, bruise or
scratch. DeWitt's Carbolized Witch
Hazel penetrates the pores and heals
quickly. Sold by James K, Waters.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1907-08-08

Prompt treatment of slight attack of
Diarrhoea will often prevedt serious
sickness. The best known Remedy is
DR.. Seth Arnold's Balsam. Your apoth-
ecary Jas. X. Waters warrants it to give
satisfaction.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1907-08-08
Appointed Principal.

Mr.. D. w. Shorb late Of this place was
appointed principal Of the public schools
at Boyds, Montgomery county, where he
has resided since April LIST last.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1907-08-08
HAD AN AWFUL TIME.
But chan,beriain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy Cured Him.

Remedy Cured Him.
1t is with pleasure that give you this
unsolicited testimonial. About year
ago when had severe case of measles
I got caught out in hard rain and the
measles settled in my stomach and bow
els. l had an awful time and had it not
been for the use of Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy could
not have possibly lived but few hours
longer, but thanks to this remedy l am
now strong and well. 1 have written
the above through simple gratitude and
I shall always speak good word for this
remedy. Sam. H. Gwin, Concord, Ga.
For sale by Waters drug store.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1907-08-08
Change of Meeting Time.


The German Baptist Brethren have
discontinued their 8 p. m. preaching ser
vices and instead thereof, beginning Sun
day August 18th, at 1890 a. m. and every
two weeks therefrom. Regular preach
ing services each Sunday evening. Sun
day school at $50 a. M. Christian Work
ers meeting 1880 p. m.
Elder T. j. Kolb, Bishop.
Weather Report.
Cooperative Observers Meteorological
Record, for the month ending July 81,
1907, at Mt. st. Mary's College.
Temperature Precip
Date Max. Min. Mean in inches
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1907-08-08
New Advertisements.

Armacost.
No. 1859 Equity.
For Sale. Bus. Loo.
Notice to Taxpayers.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1907-08-08

Middletown, 5; Frederick, 0.
On Saturday last Middletcwn defeated
the Frederick team by score of 5 to
on the lattor's ground. The game was
called at the end of the seventh inning
on account of rain
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-02-07
2.

limb 10 mar benn Melittd abermals
untertpess nah einem uelen 3iele, unb
bdmpfts am Gnbt Der 6d6rt auf elmer
fleinen SeitsHbahn fat gu ebener Grbe
mitten in einsn Saunenpalb binein.
Der 3ug belt. &litten! = Melitta
ftteg aus. @s mar tein 8abn6pf, muir
elm Salteplab nit einem Stations
bdus6en SpiTfen eroBen Si9ten. sic
fab ii9 auf Dem 8abnifei9 nm, auf
benz ibr Softer tn einfdmer 9r6Be
ftunb; es mar Rtemanb ba, duber benz
8abnbeamten NIT Der rotben NaiiBe.
.Grpartsn sic Stmanb9" fraste er
hDfli6, nGbrenb ibm bic Nsugisr aus
ben 9lussn lab.
sd glaubte, ein.n Wasen ppr3us
ftnbsn = i'd min au Der 8arpnin Dell
menrisb nad &litten."
Rad aIitten9! = gu Der frau
8aronin9!" p~ieberbolte Der Mlunn
na9 elmer gurfe bes grfGunens.
nSd," fuste Melittd, runO i9 ba9ts,
etne1 Ndge1 5u tinoeH."
Die fdiden tpphI srit na9 Seiers
dbeHS ndh benz Rrffer," mar bic 4nts
mort.
raber fpie fon i'd benn mad alitteu
tommtn9 Sinh Wugen bier gu has
benz"
Sin Duasn. nm ua9 Rtitt,n gu
fubren9"
rSa."
pSis fparen tpObI nod ni6t ba2"
rTein."
.Sa, bas babe i'd mir sIei6 &c.
ba6t. NGmIid. Der GGbrip,g ssbt nm
ben Berg, ba brauden &c gerdbs mod
sinmal 70 uiel 3eit, ais fpenn Sic ger
ben. 1dd benz @dgen mub audi eril
seIdidt perben. unb bd 1T man inns
mer nod ni9t Ti9er. baB elmer tOmmt
uub tommt CT. 10 tpitet er feline bier.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-02-07

Nus benz ~@eri9tsfaal
Ri9ter: 3suse. tennen Sic ben ans
setIasten9 3euse: Nsin. Ri9tsI: Set
ME lanoe2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08

nutcl $. Iutterloa. Der ocntofroti.
Ifc GpntrolcllrS Gofroioot Soarru
i. Sooper ging nit 1900 Stimnen
Wtcbrbeit Iiegreid aus oem Sample
bcruor; iein Uegner mar 0r. Geo. U.
@eiincr
IS WurOen fiir Die bier MoDors-
Gou0i0nten 93,0t6 Stimmen ubgeae-
ben geraoe 10 pieI, tpie IN 1908;
11L000 Niir8er poren ais Stinm-
8eber regiitrirt, 2t,000 nabmen oem-
nah nidt an Der Nobl 16eil, Elm icbr
groBer Frojentiob. 9as idlehte 8et-
ter mag etpaS oamit iu tbun gebobt
baben, 0aB 10 biele Stimmgebcr su
SaiIe blieben. Die @abl 6radte
mebrere lleberraidlungen. 2oSu ge.
bort Die grgudbIung zines republifa.
niiAen StaOtratbsmitglieoes in Der
IA. ttno eines oemofratilhen In ser
%. @arO. Die 8abl ipar cine ie6r
rubige.
Pm 21. Wai iinbet Ole Snniguration
oes nelten Winpors itatt, un0 om 90.
Dlai miro Der nelte Stootratb iit or.
ganiiiren.
Die bier Wtitglieoer oes iesiaen
3lueiten Staotratbs5ipeiges, Die nod
5luel Sabre lang Dem ftdditenS
rot9c angeb0ren tueroen, lino:
1. 3iitrift - Sames .. Sugbes,
Gem. - 2. Giitrift - 6. q. Dom.
mes, Ienl.. 3. 9iitrift - Geo. War.
iieIo, Gent - 4. Tiitritt = 8eorge
R Soiuier, Rep
(Cnrtirt,,tuo fiehe lct.ts Es;ts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08
Die nencl,wd(lIcn Slaol- Beamlen.
OtaDOr
:, SmrD Wiabool.
GDntrDleur
S0rrD 4, Soopcr,
ErdiiOent Oes 5Weiten &atbs5weiges
Wtorgt u, ytumien.
3ucitcr Ga tbs5lucig.

3mcitcr Hat tbSIlucig
Qiritt-@eOrac SOnia, Scm 3 1Itrt- Games 9aUis Gem
Gtri-Sntc SOnS, Scm 2trifGbas. s. Scntemau, 9iep.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08
Glcmencean's Gbanren.
Tciirrr slusiidDten fir oaS iraui1iiidc
Su6inCt.

Su6lnCt
Fropa0anoa Der 2lnti-Milit1r -2iga
lmter sen Splbatcu ser &cpu6lif.
9}cne Bill 3ur %erIeibung Ell
ncS geringcn @raOc9 BON 2Iutono-
mie fir 5rIanb I'M britiihcn Yar-
lament einge6rodt. - 9onOcIS-
propiiorillm nit Oen Ser. Stoo.
ten i'm oeutidcn ReiN@tag 5ur
erltcn 2eillng poliirt. - Barbara
arupp'S Sodnet. - 0a5 ncue
oitaiiatiihc 2l6toumen. - Cine
N}iiiion OeS 6reiberrn b. 9(cbrcu-
tDul in Stalien
GoriS, Z. Mdi. - Gic 9luSlid-
ten ocs &abiuetS Glemcuccou 6obcn
iicb iiir Oen 2llgenbIid gebcliert. 9(l@
Iicb Oie &dmmer bcuic bcrianuneltc,
mar oic 0nltlmg Ser gem0Bigtcn Hc-
pu6litaner cine frcln0ihoitli1crc,
lmO Scr por6erridcnOe Gin0rnd mor,
0aB cS ocm &abinet gclingen iper0e,
oen bon bcn 0iitgIieoern ser ertrcmen
2infcn, unterltiitt ourh cine 9lnjobl
roOifaIer So5ioliIten inter 6iibrung
Gellcton's, geplarten glngriii 6uriif-
5ul6lagen.
Gin bon 100 0iitglic6ern ser 9lnti-
Milit1rs2iga mter5eiAncte8 Mani-
icit peIbes 0ie Solonten auifor0ert,
iib Dem Yroletariat anjtiblieBcn un0
geAen o1S &apitol 81 fGnlpien, muroc
luGbreno Der letten gtadbt ais Elodat
m Den StraBenedeu bon Bnri9 onac-
ihlngen. 9ie 9ie9ierlmg mill Die I'M
tcr5ciAner uerbaften umo Dor @cri6t
IteIlen laiien.
(Sp1ter.) Grcnticr Glemenccall
mo Die Niiniitcr Albmen in Der beu-
tigen Siblulg Der 8epltirtenfonner
Cite oltf ben Wtiniltcr 9Gnfen eilr
mo Der eritere bot 9lei6 bon porns
bcrcin Dem angeorobtcn 9(ngrifi oic
Stirnc, inocm cr cine Goulolioirtng
Der lungen &iitc ongcfiinoiater SSns
terpcuotionen iibcr 0ie 0oltmg Der
9tcgierung bel Der llntcrOriidlng Der
OtoitugS Concentration llno iibcr
oic 9lblcblng bon 9fegierlutgS 9e-
Oicnltcten, uclhc cine bcrborrugen.
DC 9ioae bel Der Or0oniiotion bon
lllionen geipiclt botten for0crtc.
llntcrri6tS lfiniIter 9riono fam
Dem Yremier lopol 5lt Siilfe rmo
ilbcrno6m 0ic 9on5c &crantruortlid.
felt iiIr bic GntIoiiung Der 9eoutcn.
Gr iugte:
SD lpur ln0 bin INNER nod 60
5ialilt, ollein ein glnurdiIt bin i6
nidt."
&cri6icoene So5ioliiten taocIten
Gic 9tcgierltng in bittcren Ncocn.
S6licbli1 mur0c Die 8ebuttc bis
norgcn bertagt, unO Die Wfiniltcr
mer0cn ol3oann dnhportcn.
Gin 9roden { iir Srlono.
2on6on 7. Woi. - Die &egie-
rlng bro6te bclite Die lungermortete
iogenonnte nSrilb Council Nia" I'M
llntcrbollie cin. 0ielclbe lit 0aroi,f
bcre6nct, Dem in Srlono gebegten
g8inibe na6 Some 9tltlc" 9ieC9nllng
5lt trogen. sic gebt inoeiien ni6t
ioncit, tpie ole Some 9fule,9iQS bon
1886 uno 1906, ionoern iibertr1gt
einfo6 einen Council ooer 9lot6
tbcilmeiie oir Gontrole ii6er Die &C.
gcnpGrtig bon 9fegierltngS 9cb0r.
bcn perlpoltetcn oht 9epartenent5
bon Srlono. 3ic Wiitalieoer oes 9fu.
t6es iino bon ser arone su ernennen,
1nb mG6renb ser 2orblieutenont bon
SSrluno Die Mnft erb1lt, oie @e.
idliiiic oes 9iotbs nit 8eto 5u belle.
opu. hchGft sic Grnnc 6er Sn1thtinhp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08

,tllI >Hle NuHo Sei i. Ntluttt-N Bas. ~ AenBeman
Grltcr Matbsjlueig
L. &ar0-SuBn e Srantfelcr, Scmufrut.
3 @uro-Sr. George Selcr, Scmufrat.
g. gSnr0-Gomarb ". Scn, Hcpnbaner.
4. g8ar0-2unis :. CSrccne, Scmofrat
5. @aro-0r. 8ilnm @. Gjcrrp 1cmufrat
e. @aro-Sobn SCb, jnn., 9cmofrat
Z. @aro-SOwarb ". TSafiun, 9empfra
s. &oro-Saac Sranf 9cmufra
8. Soro-SBarlcs u. g4GtcorS, 9emofrat.
TO- @oro-Scrnar6 3. Gee 9cmofrat.
If. Saro- -IObiiOn 6. Wnfin &cpnblifancr
r. @orO-SmotbD ,. Seaiuole Semofrat.
13 @arO-Samnel &, &eit, 9cmufrat
H. @orb-Nn8nfns 6. 8inSwnnser &epMbtancr.
10 @oro -Scnp ". llridt &epnbfancr
i6. @ro &obert ., MeGnrbp, 3cpnbancr
II. @or0 0-6arrD 3. Cummings Heocr Hcpnblifaner
Is. @arO-6rcbcrif :. Selman, 9cmofrat.
10. @OrO-&. Bates GtdDion, Scmufrat.
90 &aro-6cnrp Z. @icmccb, 0emofrat
2t. @aro-0r. Soicpb Is, Mnic, Scmofra
% @oro-N6crt W. SprDcicr, Icpm6ancr.
90 gSorO-ySiqiam Sacr, Scmufrat.
2l. @orO-ScnrD s, Is. Soman, 0cmofrat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08
(6urtietnng iieBe 5mcite SeitcD

Slr bieic Weit NIB bic nddlite,
inete Sr. glbernetbD. ieien 5ipei Sinae bon DIS,
tben; iiir oieie g9et ben gei6 often llnb ir o,e
ndd)iic oa5 @cluiiien rein 81 er6nicll g8ena
ber Seib ontto geiunoe 1bdtialeit Der Gebet
oiien erbateu mirb, 10 bate CT aedt Bpr Uies
len Sa1ren bewdbrielt Die Bernburoiner Ul6n0e
bic @einnotci BON Scnien ourc SGs. tpde lett
ais ,,st. gernaros arnHierpillcn" befnnni ~
nilo oteic reguren Die Ieber. reingen has
Nlut uno eniicrnen aus oeln SDitem alle d6gcs
llorbenen nro gitigen Siofie Biefe glcn
fteben ais elm sHeenIirnnasmitel uuer.
ree)t od. (IloIiJr)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08
Die 0an,e Stabt=Seriu al
ti.itg bentofratiid'.
@a6ocf nno 21umfen nit
5000 2aeGr6eit erwdGft.
6ooper erhdlt 1000 Stimmen
mePr ais Pefner,

Sic Scmpfratcn eriuGblen 20 Staots
ratbsmitglicoer nno bic Hcpnbli.
faner nnr licben.-Sic Stcllnua-
nabme bcS Granddaughter yiir-
gcruereinS" IN SiinnnnS that lire
Wirfnng. 9eidJlid) $4,000
Stimmen abgege6en.
Die groBe @a1lidlobt lit geI6lo-
gen, luno oaS oenofrotiihc 1idet
mar iberaa Iiegreid). Rltr adtStooG-
rotbS Diitglie0er bo6en ole Hepu.
blifoner erludbIt - Elm Nfitglieo fir
Den 3ipeitcn ltno iieben fiir oen erItcn
0luel9. ger 0elllottdtll0e WtuDorSl
Gonoibot g. 9arrp Mo1ool iie9te
nit $500 Stimmen iiber ieincn repu.
blitaniiben @egner e. Glop Gina.
mis-, nn0 nit nobe5u 5000 Stirtnen
Mebr6cit iiegte Sr. 0eo. u. giumien,
Der bemofrotiife Gonbibot fir 9rd-
iioent oes 5lpeiten sfotbSjpcigcS, iiber
leinen repilblifaniiden @e9ner ga.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-30
BLACK HAND AFTER DOCTOR.
An hfernal Machine Opened by the
Police. . - - ...


New York, May 2S.-Detectives
are trying to obtain a CLUE to the
sender OF the dangerous Internal ma
chine, received today by DR.. d. ID.
Dad1rrian, q local physician.
y When the machine was opened at
police headquarters it was found to
contain three shells, loaded with
shot, arranged to explode when the
lid Of the box was lifted. On the in
SIDE or the box was drawn a crude
skull and cross bones, with the fol-
lowing scrawl: I'VE hope this will
kill you. If 1t does not we will get
you yet" Signed, "Black Hand"
DR.. Dadirrian believes that the
machine was the work Of some of
his countrymen, with whom he had
factional differences. -.".
DR.. Marker G. Dadirrian is an Ar
menian and physician Of standing.
For some time past he has received
black hand letters, in which demands
for $4,000 were made The police
have been notified of the threats and
the physician has remained ON his
guard. ~. -: .#. -"
The suggestion that the attempt
en assassination was TIL e -tievefop-
ment OF a political squabble Of the
local Armenians was. not entertain
ed by the intended victim, who said
that he could account for the plot
only, that because of his nama, he
has been mistaken for an, Italian
from whom money might be extract
ed by the black hand murderers..
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-30
OFFICERS ELECTED
BY Kanawha Comnlandery No. 4,
knights Templar. ".,

Monday night Kanawha Command
cry, No. 4, elected and installed the
following officers: g..
Eminent Sir knight Addison M.
Scott, Eminent Commander; Sir J.
Feree Bedell, GeneralisBimo; Sir M.
M. Williamson, Captain General; Sir
Joseph r. Robbins, Senior Warden;
Sir Charles F. Armitage, Junior
Warden; Eminent Sir John NJ. Nc
Conihay, Prelate; Eminent Sir Jas.
n: Carnes, Treasurer; Eminent, Sir
Z. rTaltpan Waters, Recorder; Sir
Peter. A. Sillman, Standard Bearer;
Sir HILL Minsker, Sword Bearer;
Sir Arthur r. Foote, ,::Warder;" Sir
Thomas ]. Mason. Sentinel: Sir
Alfred Francis; Third Guard; Sir w.
T: Williamson, Second: Guard and
Sir Noble Beattie, First Guard.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-30
BOARD |! ]. OF o. AFFAIRS Al [
May Decide 'es'ci de to Rebuild
Cre,rn'atory {.
THE CITY'S REFUSE

1t may yet be necessary that the
Board of Affairs must rebuild or re-
pair the city crematory In order that
the city may dispose OF its garbage.
The longed.for fertilizer plant, which
was expected to take care OF the re-
fuse Of the city and utilize the same
IN the manufacture of fertilizer, may
be unable to. secure a location hear
enough to the city to allow the haul.
ing Of the garbage to the plant with.
out a great deal of expense attached
on the city's part. T., -.
This was the. statement made yes
terday at the meeting of the Board
Of Affairs and the building Inspector
John w. Uhb was authorized to have
the American Furnace COMPANY OF
P1ttsburS, whose representative ap,
peared before thu" Board, and A. B.
Virgins OF this city to prepare the
| crematoryGhas not been discussed for
couple OF weeks, the Board believ.
Ing that the fertilizer plant would
be constructed, but later information
has 1t that d suitable location cannot
be found. .4.....@.... ..-..*, -
In. the matter: of the drainage OF
Florida street In the first ward, the
question was left to the city engineer
and Mr.. Humphries, the member OF
the board from the first district.
A number ofresidents along Char
lesion street were before the Board
| and they were given from thirty to
forty days notice to connect with. the
sewer along that street. 80. ,.-'.:.
e. e. Caldwell, the former city
sergeant, served notice upon, Captain
Ha |. the late appointee that he would
be compelled to pay him $3.50 for the
combination which he had placed on
the safe at his own expense. The
board ordered Mr.. Caldwell. TO turn
| over the, combination to Captain Hall
and present his bill to the board.
The Board decided to purchase g
road machine for the repairing and
reconstructing Of the dirt roads In the
city. -, : : :: .z.....-..|.
T. Building Inspector Uhl was request
ed to notify; the owner Of the Char
lesion National. Bank building that {
fire, escape must be placed on tht
building ~, :
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-30
..Ch:.airtestonI... .

Coleman Hammond, OF sos EstilfSSt.
Is slowly recovering from an attack pi
typhoid fever. = - %>~r..l =, s:I;t=Sr'. Y
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Phil
lips Sunday, g. daughter. -.%I< ..,. \
= Little Gladys jackson Is i'll with an
attack OF bronchitis ,N.i ,.-.''. Z
Among the visitors in the city Fri
day were HonseJ. M. Ellis, Of the house
OF delegates. and Drs. Galloway and
Anderson, Of Fayette county. * -
Guard ]. H. Campbell, OF theYstate
prton,' took G;e prisoners from the
county Jail to Moundsyille, Tuesiay.
Mason p. Burke, Of Montgomery
spent Sunday, here with friends. - +,
,; H. y. Kingslow, who has had the
management of the Gem pharmacy
since It's open. ing, left Saturday, for
Blueheld, where he, associated with
J. G. Green, his assistants irs the Gem,
VIII conduct a similar businsgs. 4 n.
s. w. Starks returned Tuesday eve,
ming from Clarksburg, where he tad-
dressed the graduates OF the Water
street high school XIX, -. ~.
The Willing Workers Of Simpson M.
E.. church. will meet with Mrs: Ida
scott. Bradford street, this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Mlckens re-
TUNED Tuesday morning from the
Jamestown exposition. 49,. E..,
The Church Aid society of Simpson
M. e. church will DO entertained yFri-
day afternoon at 800 by Mrs. Miner.
va Wbodley at her residence on Wash
ington' street. -. - ~ =
Phyllis Wheatley Court, Of; Caisnthe,
will have its regular meeting Friday
night, the meeting having been post
poned from Tuesday On account OF
the joint meeting Of the Fythian
lodges: j.-' =
High. school will be inaugurated at
the Simpson M. e. church Sunday
the sermon to the graduates at 4 1
O'Clock. The class day exercises will
be held IN the K, of. P. half at
o'clock Wednesday,. Thursday even
ing the diplomas being PRESENTED by
l.: 6. Nutter, LII. B., of tAis city.
Carton Co. No. 1, Uniform Rank,
knights of Pythias, and the first regi-
ment band accompanied by large
number Of members of the local secret
organizations left this morning for
Montgomery to participate in the I'm.
ion memorial services held by the
lodges OF; that city. :. : T..
John A. Brown has reonened his
meat market at Montgomery. ...>
f. Anthony Pate is adding a dining
room to his home ON Court street.
All the LATEST styles in :. hair goods
at Mrs. Browns, 500 Cap :tol street. -.
Prof. and Mrs. Geo. Collins; of In,
stitute, were In the, city. this week on
business. - ,,.. -.
The second grade of Garrett school
entertained the teachers =. at dinner
Tuesday afternoon '..< ~. ,....,.
|: Warfield Henderson , and William
Farrell, have returned from t1arpera
Ferry where they spent the past eight
months at Storer. college,. ;, :. ..
AIRS. j. A. Smith went to GAINESVILLE
OHIO. last week to. visit her parents 81
.,MoSe than six hundred persons at
itended the presentation of.the g Pernple