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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15
,yallimcnt in GlcOclano.

Glcptlnno, g. s. Mai. -
Sic DGucliO-2Ipenue (ruIt So" hat
belltc ibrc Gbiiren ocibIoiicn. &br
GrGiioent lit Ser Gountp Shobmci.
ltcr ). \. Nnoiann. @ic mitQetbeiIt
miro, mar lie Die ciu3ige bicioc @onf,
anItalt, peItc mGbrcn0 0cS filr5Iibeu
GanitS sic SiiIie 0cS .Glcariug
Soric" IN 2lniprll1 nebnen nrBtc,
Wtun llnlbt, bob sic 0epoiitoren ocn
noIlcn @ctrog ibrer @utbo6cn erbal.
ten merocn, Ooae9cn oiiritcn sic 2lf.
tionGrc ciniIc %crlliIte crlciocn. Seine
anoeren bieiiAcn @anfen mcr0eu III
.pfltlelocnld)ait ge5ogen.
GuS &opitol Der Guclio 9lpcnltl
1rillt So. BELIEF ib youf 100000,
luubreno Die Gcpoiiten oui 81 POO.
600 bis $L300,0O0 geidGbt mer6cr.
9ie ganf pur6e Dor ctlicbcn Utonas
ten rcorgutllirt, ais ". $. Gratis
ais ibr FrdiiOent 5uriidtrnt. Conan
gcbcnbc NonficrS rrflGrcn, ooa Sal.
limcnt lei ollrdoll9 niNt lWCnuortct
Qefonuncu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15
NudJ Gin EeIidJiii seitranSet.

lampier y Y@oibtenaw" oui ieiner
Iabrt pon Sobine.EuB, Ger,
nod Hen.Dorf bei Wonmoutbs
Bead, l..S, auigelauian. -
Mannidoit sobIbebolten am
llIer.
G,em Dorf, s. Wai. = Ger NIT
Sel belnoCne Sronfoampicr o@aIb.
ienalu" itrnnocte beltte oui Ieiner
Sabrt bon Sabil,e.EoB, Sery nah
Nem.Oorf aif Sen SanobGnfen nobe
Monnloutb Bead, N.-S. % Meilen
iiiolib BON Sonop Soof. Die bon
ibnl gegebenen Cotton 2iftiiBnale
lparcu alfdnlih anlGBlih 0es oihten
9tcbels falm 81 bemerfen Ger Gam.
pier liegt innerbal6 300 SUB BON ser
aiiite, geraoc in Der itGrfIten 9ron.
Olng. gr idnebt inbeiien berte
Nadt III feiner unntitteIbaren @eiubr
lno ieine Monnidaft, aus 36 Ser.
ionen beitebeno. lit burd oie 2eilte
Der n1dIten aiiitcnrettlingsitation
on'S liter beior0ert moroen. gs ge,
lang, cine Seiue iiber oas Sd)iii 3u
i6iebcn, ilnb nit Siilie elmer baran
bin mo ber ge5ogenen 3ettlngsboie
iparen alle Sfiifbriidigen alsbann
binnen aur5em am9anoc. Man boiit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15
Ger Sabafsfrico in Ebio.

&iplcp, 8, 8. Moi. - Won
meloet OoB beutc gtndmittog ernitc
llnrllbcn in Sen Gnbndsoiltritten in
Der llngcblng bon GbiIo, Gleormont,
County, uSgebrohen iino. NGbcreS
lit nod nid,t ernittclt 5roop 9( aus
Glcpclano, mclder beute anlangtc,
hot 9clebl, ooS llicr OeS Ohio 3lui.
'hcn bier mo WondlcItcr 81 pntroiliI.
lireL mGbrenO Troop y aus Column
bus oaa 8ebict 5pii1en GipIcD mo
Gbilo il6crlpod)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15
SdJrcfcnstbat rineS GiieriIdJtiscn.

Sbamofin ga, 8. Wai. - ISlt
einem 2lniolle bon roienOer Giieriuht
mari Sobn GIibncr in &ulpnlont
ieine Satin in cinen godtrog itefte
Fapicr rings nm lie mo ioIl cs Damn
nnge5iinoet baben. Gie Srnu erlitt
l6redlidc 9ronolplnoen. Guibner
unO Sobn Goroid, melher linn bel
Der teuIlilhen Sbnt gebolicn boben
loll, lino uerbditCt uoroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15
Siebiihcr NaRirer.

Fllt9ollrGer repnblItulIder Foliti.
fer iou cine WiQion Collars ue.
itobIcn 6obeu - g(uocrr Heptbli.
f,rcr ..,r,,r,,,;4.i..
F1ttH burg, 10, s. Mai. -
| gbCrnruI9 itcbCu Ole ISinou,treiie, 10.
mip hir npi,ru,tc O,c;h3;ts,rcrt Ssr
1t,,+ ,,r o;r,n, w:,;,,. n.a,>:.e
WV"
| .'''''' "''"" oo'' OCT Sorl'' 'oIe l'e
III ocr'IonelIer 3Elt olI'eInnnoer folg'
ten. Ger @uiiirCr ser Naeghenp Iu.
tlouul Nuut, &u. WlontQomern, Elm
bcruorrulcnOcr rcpublifoniihcr 80
lltltcr elmer ser oqeud,tetiten" 81.
nnn3icr0 III Ocicm 5beile 0e5 Stao.
ties, cill ,N1tiuuta oea uerItorbeneiI
Nlul0c0 Senators un0 Gorruptio.
mars cn gro9, Wtuttbcp .. Guan,
iuIr0c mc1Cn llntcrihIoaung bon
VonfNcl0cru in ser 0obe uon min.
ocltcn9 100000 OCrbuftet. Seine
llntcrldIcifc, sic cr 0urd lpltenoti.
ld)c NGIihun0en Scr Bidder III Der.
bcinlidcn pcrltono, pcrocn inoeB
cine 4Iiuiou crrcihcn. Seine ,ipci
ShIn0cn n0rcn nad iciner Icrboi.
hnQ ucriIoiicn ais Der Otiliondr
Seorlc 81. lcncr. Elm gruoer bes
rcpublituniihcn Gon0reB Gambia.
ten pom 2l. 0iltrift, iiir i'm $50.
GOO NiirNihait itcllte, cinen ldterlidl
GcrinNcn NCtrdg mcnn man oieSohc
Scr QcitobIcncn @umfaeloer in ge.
trudt }icbt
Zen rritcn @mf 9etrciiS ser I'm.
tcridIoalnQcn 0cS aoiiirerS erbielI
man BON Dem iriibercn 9comteu Der
Gorucr3 Gcpoiit 0unf, Senrp Ne;.
Der. Scr nit icincm SpieBaeieuen
&omc9 Noun0 icin rinIitut INN ST..
lO5. 600 bcitubl mo nun I'M @efGra.
nib icincm NrojeB cntoegeniiebt.
NcrfloiicnC @ocbc nad)tc Hieber oaS
WcitGnOniB, 0oB Elm 5bciI ser BON
ibm cnhueuoeten @elOcr ols anIei.
ben an WontQomcrp geaongen iei.
nm hciicn GciBit gttpunod)en. Cine
rulh uorgcnonlmene llnteriuhuna
Der Sihcr Wtont9omerp'S ergob ae.
rilgcnoc 9cluciie, INN leiue 0erhai.
tllng 81 ocronIoiien. 9onf prGii,
ocnt Stcluort benohridtigte oen
Stuata 9nnf Graninotor SoIos,
Der uon EbilnOclpbid beilte Rnnini..
tag bier cintrnf lln6 bos Tefijit eli..
0cdtc. Ter Gronlinotor beipitfte
6crurf lnucr}iiNIid oic @erbaitling
oc3 oiebnhcn &olirers.
"a Die Wonf bon belon6erer poll.
tl'hcr NitttiAfcit it, miro Die slnae.
lcgcnbcit i'd ju elmer GolunlitIt fir
NclulIc rcpub'ltartild)e Folitifer &c.
ltolten. Selt Sobren uor Die 9orf
oo@ Smptqllartier Ger replblifus
nllhcn Folititer. Der perltorbenc
@lnoea Scnutor Vtottbelu NloD
mddtc Die Nonf 81 ieinem Solpt.
Qlortlcr umb Oiontgonlerp perlpolte.
tc iudbrcno oller Gompagnen oeS
corrllpten Senntors oeiien @eloer.
Gie meiiten beruorrngenoen Nepn.
bIifancr bon Slaegbenp.Gountp ipie.
len III Der 9ont cine groBe Nolle.
OCT Alrettoteil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15
S9catcr miiiiCn ocidJlolIeu bleibcn.

9tew Oort 9. Wioi. --- 3ie bon
ueridicoenen (Dcnteroireftoren cr.
nirften Gin6nltabcieble, our6 pelhe
Die IoliBci pcrbnOcrt muroe, Der No
bnltltng pom Sonntagsuorltealin0cn
bis 5ur GntidCioUlg betreiis ser Ger
iaiilngSndBi1tcit oes Sonntags.@e.
icbcS irgcno wcIhc Shmierigteiten
in oen Neg ST IcJert pllr0en gcItcrn
ourh cine GutidleiOung Der s(ppellab
tbeillng ser Supreme Court IN eini.
gen ,5GQen olriQchoben. 1ie Gntidei.
oungen marcn ciuItimmig.
PaHe iHr's auslnno beiorst g. Maine, Gr
4t3, Cit.9altimpre. Str-, nahe Gaitsm psuis NJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15

0cn Gampicr BEL Ser uGhitcn boben
6Illtb luic6cr iIott 81 ma6eu.
Ter nNailtcnarp" lpltrbe ST Weit.
SartIPpool gn9iono, gebont uno &c.
Bort ser .llnion Stromibip So. "
@r bcB iriibcr .Orioro." Seiu Cont
ncn1cbolt betr0gt 1897 mo ieinc
SGngc 3t5 Sui.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15

lite lmjOcrieuc" bot Die Glide luclh2
olrh Ncn iiluAit Ncmcloctcn 600 uon
GDorIc2 e NouQortCu mtitunOen
mar ou3QcfiiQt Ncrr NHiIipp Sdiff
Don 6rontiurt d. .Qt. lit ais Natiol
ger bc0 0obiulCidieOcucu Ebilontbro
pen in ser Grrtlttiuc 0co bcOcutCn0cn
NerbOn00 crforcn mOroCn
&criuh Der GrprciiunQ an
&or0inol &opp bcItruit
IN Nrc9luu muroCn 0rci @[nae
tIoQtc mclCn &crlClm0unQ Oc@ Gdr
l.iiiritbiidlof@ 9r. Deora DOL
&opp un0 meACn ucriluhter Grprci.
nntg pro}ciiirt. Ger Cardinal iclbit
mar ais 3clNc QcIoocn Iic &cr.
ban0IlnNcn iun0cn ltltCr ?lu3ihmb
Der Ccficntlihtcit ltott lm0 cnOctcn
nit Scr NcrurtbciIunN Ocr 9InQctIoQ
ten 5u IGnAcrcn WcidnNuibItroicu.
&or Scr &inrihtuuQ be.
luuhrt
Ter Gbcmitcr NcrQmonu mo ser
@rt9bciitcr Mlcin. mclrbc GnOc Cfto-
Der lcbtcn <<obrca 5lmt (ooc ocrur.
tbcilt mlrocL iino 5u IcbcnolGnQ,
lichcnt 3uhthnu3 bcauooipt mor0cn
Die @Ciocu morcu I'M Sdiuur0crid)t
5lt MrihbcrN in Shlciicu ihulOiQ
bcllnOcn >uorOCu. 0cn Totcr alcin'>
crnoroct ln0 bcrolbt 81 bobcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15

YaHe fiir's guslnno beiorst g. Natne 0r.
4t3, Ci.galtinlpre. Str., nahe 9uitsm puuie NJ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15

~ u II |.
Ger Ghcmifcr WcrQnonn un0 ocl
@utobcitCr MIcin. mCIhc GuOc Cfto
Der lcbtcn [Sobrc1 5lm (ooc ucrlr
thcllt mlr0cn iin0 81 IcbCnolinQ
llhcn 3uhthnua bcAnn0iNt mor0cu
Die @CiOcn norcn I'M ShprrNcrih,
SIT NWihbcrA in ShIclien ihuIoiQ
bclHn0cn ruorOCu. 0cn Totcr alcin',
crnlor0Ct ln0 bcrnubt 5u bnbCu.
Grofcr'2 oHbo0oru"" iicQt.
Sonoon, s. Woi - 9licbaro Gro
tcr'@ 9Hcmcr yNboooro" 0cponn
bcltC 81 9tcm Wiortct 0a3 Ncnnnr
nm ocn IallcnO @uinccn Erci9.
Giclcr GrioIN moht in 9Irbctroht Der
tiir5Iirbcn Sicgc Der uncrituniihcu
Ncnncr rNubio" mo Norman Der
Critic" lmrlo gr6BcrCa gluiicDcn.
Som SCin0c QCcbrt.
@orbin s. W'oi. - Ginc gl6t6ci
hung Scr biciiQcn oiurnion 0cbt onl
II. Ofui BON bier nah Eort gIrt6ui
nm oui Ginlobrnq Scr iuponichcu
NccrcalcItma Der GntbiiIlung cincs
loponidcn GcntmoI9 iiir Die in Eori
9Irtblr gclullcncn 9iuiicn bciunuob.
ncn.
u o h Gin Erotcit %upon'9.
Fctina s. Wioi. - Ser ioponi-
ibe @clonOtc IN China, Discount So,
Oalbt bat Dem hinciilhcn ?ll9mGrtis
gen 9Imt cine nclc Erotcltnotc icincr
Ncacnmg gcgcn Die pcitcre 0oucr
0c@ nuh Der oCntiu Wurll "2llfoire
iibcr inpnnildc Muorcn in Gbinn
ucrbGnAtcn NoDrott5 ii6crrcid)t
s Soponiihc TcritGrfuu0cr
mad Gorcu.
Iofio, s. Wtui. - 3luci Hc1ilcn.
ter GnIonteric lucrOcn am II. Mai
nud Gorco cinacidlIt, INN iiir ollie
0uue e'ne 9e''ll8el'oe Stl'ppelllllod)'
5''t SetlHHl'lH III pooell'
Sle y'ontlDIrll llOer ole DSlllllr0c'''
let "e'oVai'n9 vi eoreo lollteh nj
ocrlprehenO. gtnd elmer &eriiou ba.
ben Die bon ocnt idponiihcn @cncral.
-. - an 4 -
St,'',"..' wv o'.Hv'o''o,le "''to' H.
,,u+o Tr;;,tto ,o,n;t;'t ,,,> n;n,n ~" ~,
;,r,o,.o, t,,,,,,o,, ",2o,'" n;a ~ ,,,,,, ~ ~,
Scr,,,rnon,, SEnnnr, morS,,nnn,, ~ =.
,o,n', n tn,,,,o, H,n >;n ot',,,,2,,H, ~ w.
S,,,,oro, = Sas ~ U,nS,. n ~, ,tm,;,,,I -, 49,
y, ,,,,ns,,,o,, wv ''''''''" ~
." o"''''''N'
VI co oluttoHIltcntnbrrr in
Ecru cin0Ciungen.
0imo Vcrt < moi Eror
Turonb elmer ncr ,Siihrrr in h,r
fiir,Iidcn irbIorihIoorucn rcnoJu,io
n3rrr Wrneorno i, g,rrl IL mit 10
icincr 9nbGnocr ocianucn ocnonrmcu
mor0cn. Tic 9cNicrluG bat unNcor0
ncf, ooB ollc Sepolttcn III |ontcn.
ocre'l elAellfDl'lller ocr "et0rlIlNlt'1
al ocnl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pcrond)'
ltg llno, etnlhucIlen N oen VdntcH
'e'i9eDolten lpcroen lolen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15
Sider am llier.
Bnn5c Mannidlait ocs yEctrr Tid,
merS" 0crcttct.

2(uh sic 9crgp 9lr6eiter IN Cider
belt. - @eitcrr irii6 legten iid)
@iuo lm0 Gee, rno bie Hcttimg
Ser ihmer geiGbroeteu 2cutc
mur0e erm0glitt. - 0onge
Stun0en pGbren0 Ser oorbers
gebenoen NaAt. - Gin OtiQio.
nenieuer in 2(tlonta. - 3meibuu.
0crt @dItc oeS , Scrnlinols5oteI3" &"
cnt9in8en 9tiidIih oem (oOe. -
oguclio 2lpenue GruIt So" III
Gleuclan0 fallirt.
9tclu Oorf 8. Mui. - Nuc
an @or0 0e5 Ocltihcn GiernaitCr9
.Getcr NidmcrS" beiinolihen Ferlo.
neL - an Ser 3abl. luurOen bcute
frii6 iiher ans llfcr 0cbrudt. lic
@erctteten umIdlicBcn 0icWannI
be8 SdiiicS iomobl. lpie cine gln3nhi
@erGe 2lrbciter IuS Shiii liegt nob
iumer bel 3ad'S SnIet na6e Sire.
SS3Inno, auf Dem Stron0e uuo lit in
ci totalcS Wrnd unaciuanOelt ScIue
bier Wulten iino ilbcr 9oro gcgan9elL
fem 9ug un0 icin Sintcriteuen limo
btrh oie @ronoltng total 5crihnet'
tcrt morOcn GedbGltcr un0 Gom.
monoobriidc mcgNeibmcmmt lno boS
Sdiii nit S8nIicr geiilIt Sb iih
lueitcre Tcrilld)c, oaS 1rod mic0cr
lIott 5u mohcn, lobnerL iii fraglid).
Die Scllte oui ocmiclbcn ihpcbten
lpG6rcno Der Ann5en lebten 9oft in
Ser gr0Btcn @eidbr 1mo ibrc Gbons
cen uuf 9cttllng idicnen icbr gering.
@liifIidcr &Ciie iproug Ser @iio
bclttc iriib Inn llno mebtc pom 2anoe
fer, 10 oaB it'd Sic Gee berlbi9te mo
Die Mannld)ait 0ilrh Hettllngsbootc
az 0eu Stran0 beior6ert merbcn
fonnte. 9;e 9er92.9lr5eiter beaobeit
iid ouf ibren eigcnen 9ooten ans
2nuo.
0nS GoIlibiif oTeter GiidmcrS, =
mclheS inter Dem Gommanoo Don
GopitGn 9admonn itano, perlieB
9tcusO am 30. 9lpril alli Ser 6nbrt
noh Hunglm nit cinem Cargo Don
5000 9ebGltern Ectrolellm. Ter
ScBIcr mar cine fllr5e Strefc bon
SNn0p Soof entiernt, oIS ct III einen
bciti9en Shtrn rnnntc lmo Bel 3nf'S
Snlet ali Den Strono actricben mur.
oc &crgcbenS ben1iibtc iid ser Go.
pIt0n oaS Sfiii mieoer ilott SIT ma
dcn. 3ic Gienite bon 9crgeonnls
picrn iuur6cn III 9lniprll1 gcnonmcrJ
lmo OILS audi lire slnitrenQlnoen crs
iolglo5 blicbcn, marc Die 2nolng &c.
I0itt. Tabei paren bie Manni6ai.
ten ser @crgeoarnpier bcbiililid) uno
80 ibrer 9lngebori9en begoben iid) an
Voro bes Se9lerS. Sic nllrben in
Ser uorlcbteu 9tnbt pom Sturm iiber-
roht lnO fonnten ibre eigcnen Sobr.
5eugc nidJt mebr errcihen. So lua.
ren lic gc5lplln9en, oaS 2oos ser 9e.
malummg oe5 yHidmcrs" 5u tbeilen.
Ger .Eeter 9iitncrS" puroe i'm
Sabre 1889 in Fort @losgom,
Shottluno, erbalit. gr bat 1858
Sonuen @ebnIt lmo cinen lt1blernen
Rlmpi Sir sic gcaenpGrtige Hciie
mar er bon ser ,,Stanoaro Sil &c."
gcpad)tet morocn.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1908-07-16
License Cases lD.

Judge John C. Motter heard the objec
tions in the liquor license cases Monday
morning of this week.
The application of Cyrus c. Snuff for
an oyster house license at Graceham was
denied, the petitioner failing to put in
his appearance.
The application of Ezra P. Willard for
a traders license at Knoxville was with
drawn by leave of the court. D. P.
Buckley represented Mr.. Willard.
The application of James D. Gletner
for an oyster house license at Knoxville
was withdrawn by leave of the court.
D. P. Buckley and S. A. Lewis repre-
sented Mr.. Gletner.
The application of Charles 7. Hitsel-
berger for an oyster house license at II
and IA Court street was withdrawn by
leave of the court S. A. Lewis repre-
sented Mr.. Hitselberger.
In the application of William M. Fisher
for ordinary license at Motters, motion
to amend the application was granted by
the court. W. P. Maulsby represented
Mr.. Fisher
In the case of James M. Grouse, for
ordinary license at Jimtown, motion to
amend the application was granted by
the court. c. c. Waters represented
Mr.. Grouse.
George A. Pearre, Jr. represented the
Anti-Saloon League in Directing to the
granting of the licenses.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1908-07-16
Eyler's Valley Happenings.


Miss Flora Fisher has returned from a
visit to relatives in Chambersburg and
Waynesboro.
Mr.. Lewis Eyler of Baltimore who was
called here by the death of Mrs. w. P.
Eyler has returned to his home.
Miss Rtuh Waynant of Waynesboro is
spending several weeks at her summer
home.
Mr.. Hugh Addlesparger spent Sunday
with friends at Ortanna.
Workmen have begun excavating the
cellar of the new Hampton Valley school
house.
Mrs. Maurice Williar and Miss Bessie
Williar of Deerfield were guests of Mrs.
VIM. Miller Tuesday.
Mr.. Roy Wagerman was business
caller in this vicinity Friday, looking up
his customers of previous seasons.
Mr.. l.. P. McKissick was recent Wis
itors to his aunt, Mrs. Catherine Hard
man.
Rev. Rudici of Two Taverns was as
sisted by Rev. Bigler of Hanover, at the
communion service held at Eyler's Valley
chapel.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1908-07-16

The warm wave announced by the
weather bureau as passing over the coun''
try arrived here Sunday Three Their
mometers at different places in the town
observed by us from 2 until 2:i5 Sunday
afternoon registered ~ degrees. Later
in the afternoon several thunder storms
passed to the north of US and caused a
fall of nearly 20 degrees in the tsmpera-
ture. 1t ia now almost eight weeks since
rain of any amount fell in this locality
and vegetable matter is suffering very
much.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1908-07-16
Officers Elected.

The communication sent to THE CLAIR
ION last week in reference to the inter
est taken in the Fire Company was not
unnoticed and had good effect. The
attendance at the meeting Tuesday even
ing was gratifying, and officers were
elected as follows:
President. S. B. Bennett; Vice Presi-
dent, DR.. E. c. Kefauver; Secretary,
Charles Stocksdale; Treasurer, Lester
Birely; Foreman, E. L. Root; Hose Di-
rector, Clayton Creeger; Pipeman, How
ard Creeger; Plugman, Harry Stimmel
Coupler, Chas. Knott; Ladderman, VIM.
Henshaw.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1908-07-16
Possible Now to Ride on Trolley From
Frederick to ChamberSburg.

The opening to Chambersburg of the
Chambersburg, Greencastle and Waynes-
boro trolley line means much to the citi-
zens of that section. In addition to Civ
ing the people route to Greencastle,
Waynesboro and Penmar, it opens up a
new line to Hagerstown, Braddock, Fred
erick and other points in Maryland.
At Shady Grove, through which the c.,
G. & w. passes, connecticut made with
the Hagerstown and Northern trolley
running direct from Shady Grove to Ha-
gerstown, distance of ten miles.
From Hagerstown trolley road con-
meets with Frederick, across the noun
tain. Lines also run to Williamsport,
Jamestown, Boonsboro, and other places.
By trolley to Hagerstown the fare will
be 40 cents and from Hagerstown to
Frederick it is SO cents, so that Cham
bersburg people are afforded a continu-
Gus ride of as miles for 80 cents. The
fare from Chambersburg to Hagerstown
alone by steam road is SIS cents.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1908-07-16
Logs Letter.


Mrs. Harry Perry and sons of Union
Bridge were the guests several days of
Mrs. Maurice Smith and family.
Miss Carrie Warthen and brother of
near Gettysburg and Miss Bessie Martin
of Thurmont, and Miss Carrie Englar of
Rocky Ridge, were the guests Thursday
and Friday of Mr. c. w. 10y and family.
Mrs. w. l.. Miller and Mrs. Jere Mar
tin spent Wednesday with Mrs. G. w.
Miller of Lewistown.
Mrs. Rosa Wachter of Lewistown was
the guest several days of Mrs. Grant
Frushour.
Mrs. Will Eyler returned home Monda,
to York after spending several weeks
with her parents.
Mrs. Harry Lohr and daughter spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Mary
Mort
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Long of Thur
mont were the guests on Sunday of his
brother, Mr.. VIM. Long.
Mr.. John Long spent Sunday with his
uncle, Mr.. Calvin Putnam.
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DptOur GlpaningS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fisher and son OF
Baltimore, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
James Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Fleage of Hag-
erstown, visited Mr.. and Mrs. M. l..
Fogle last week.
Miss Verna Diller visited friends in
Hagerstown last week.
Miss Myrtle Angel and Mrs. II. p.
Angel We're in Taneytown on Monday.
Mr.. Harry Fogle is visiting friends in
Hagerstown and also at Mason and Dixon
at this writing.
Mr. E. l.. Warner was in Westminster
one day last week On business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Weybright has
returned home from the west and much
pleased with their trip.
Mr.. Ray Fogle of Annapolis, spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. l.. Fogle.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Graham and sons,
of York Road, and Miss Anna and Emma
Newcomer, of Hagerstown, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Boyer.
Mrs. Hannah Weant and daughter
spent Friday of last week with Mrs.
Mary Warner of near town.
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Sulnl.iSe Party.

A surprise pound party was given Miss
Clara Kerns at her home ''Fairview" on
Saturday evening last, about forty young
girls and boys being present. Games of
all kinds were INDUCED in and refresh
ments were served in the diningroom.
Some more fun followed, then the guests
departed after having spent most de-
lightful evening.
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Would Tax Bachelors.

Mr.. David Lowenstein, president of
the Board of Aldermen, favors the en-
actment of law taxing bachelors in
Frederick above the age of 81 years, the
revenue thus derived to be applied to
municipal improvement.
He favors sliding tax rate, according
to what man earns and his possessions.
There are some bachelors in Frederick,
he said, that should pay as much as $3.50
tax year.
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Mrs. julia Osier Lytell, of Provo,
Utah, and two cQilirea are visiting rel
atives and friends in this place.
Mrs. D. G. Hanmett, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. D. Beachley and daughter, Dorothy,
are visiting at Boliver.
Miss Mamie Bredenbeck, of New York Z,
is the guest of Miss Lima Michigan.
Mrs. VIM. Cover, of Five Forks, Pa. =,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Orpha Gigoas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brown, of Nor
folk, Va, are guests of Col. John K.
Rouzer.
Mr.. Maynard Freeze arrived here from
Norfolk Tuesday evening.
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Pretty Cherries.

Friday morning Of last week Mr. Thad-
Gus Forncy brought to this office bssk-
ct of cherries of the Oxheart variety.
He said that he picked 1875 quarts from
the tree and found ready sale for all.
The tree came from seed of a large
early red cherry.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1908-07-16

The Department of Education of Mary
land has issued schedule of the annual
teachers Institutes of the several coun-
ties of the State and has also prepared Il
list of instructors to address the different
meetings of the Institutes.
Frederick County Institute will be held
at Frederick, August 3lst to September
4th. Visiting superintendent will be
Byron j. Grimes, of Queen Anne, and
George w. Joy, of St. Mary's counties.
Carroll County, at Westminster, Sep
TENDER to II visiting superintendent,
Charles T. Wright, Of Hartford; John T.
White, of Frederick; normal school in
structors, Misses Sarah E. Richmond and
Ida M. Cox.
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Baltimore was visited Sunday after
noon and evening by severe storm.
Many persons were caught in small boats
on the river and bay and eleven are
known to have drowned. In the vicinity
of Mt. Winans much damage was done
by lightning and high winds.
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7 II

Mr.. Shannon BUD Grimes who re-
sides near Apples church on farm be-
longing to Mr.. John r. Stoner, was
seized with hemorrhages Monday while
at work on the "Black" farm, also own
ed by Mr.. Stoner. He was in serious
condition, but at this time is able to be
out again.
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If the drouth which has prevailed for
the past month continues the tomato
crop in Maryland, Delaware and New
Jersey will be reduced more than one
half from the yield of last year. This
was learned at a meeting of the Tri-
State Packers Association at Whining
ton, on Monday last.
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There is one preparation known today

There is one preparation known today
that will promptly help the stomach. Thi
is Kodol. Kodol digests all classes OF
food, and it does it thoroughly, so that
the use of Kodol for time will without
doubt help anyone who has stomach dis
orders or stomach trouble. Take Kodo
today and continue it for the short time
that is necessary to give you complete
relief. Kodol is sold by DR.. Jas. X.
Waters. -
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Rev. |. w. Williams Testitics.

Rev. I. W. Williams, Huntington, w.
Va, testiies as follows: "This is to GER
tify that used Foley's Kidney Remedy
for nervous exhaustion and kidney trou-
BILE, and am free to say that Foley's Kid
ney Remedy will do all that you claim
for it," DR.. james X. Waters.
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No Scarcity of Water.

The Mayor and Board of Aldermen and
other officials of Frederick made their
annual inspection of the water works of
the city and report water enough in the
streams to supply city five times as
large as Frederick. They recommend
that the pipes from the streams to the
reservoirs beof larger size.
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I.ut.,.ral Reunion.
baskets and e

The Lutheran Reunion will be held at
Penmar Thursday, July 23d. Pack yonr
baskets and go.
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New Advertisements.

For ale.-Bus. Loo.
D. r. Rouzer.
Chas. R. Beck.
Rob't A. Tyson & Co.
1respass Notice.
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Local Items.

Use DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
pleasant little pills that are easy to take.
Sold by DR.. JAS. X. Waters.