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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1908-04-17

On Wednesday last Charles E. Fink
Esq, of this city, and T. Wallis Black
istone, Esq, of Baltimore, were elect
ed General Counsel of the Union Trust
Company of Baltimore, Md.
The county commissioners were in
session Tuesday and Wednesday and
heard applications for transfer and
abatements for the 7th and 9Th dis
tricts. They will have a joint meet
ing today with the Frederick county
commissioners to receive bids for
building the state road at Mt Airy.
There will be no meeting of the COM
missioners on Monday, but they will
meet on Tuesday.
The old Bishop property in Littles-
town, in which George Washington
stopped when on his way from Phila-
delphia to Frederick is being remodel
ed. While tearing out some of the
old parts last week quite a number
of old coins, British and American,
were found. Tackled to one of the in
side logs was an old printed notice, al
most undecipherable, Offering re-
ward of SIG for two runaway slaves
named Jack and Lunnon, both bright
mulattoes, who ran away from their
overseer at Union Mills, Md The pa
per was dated Frederick-Town, 1885.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1908-04-17
Fifteenth Wedding Anniversary.

Mrs. Conway celebrated on last
Monday her wedding anniversary by
surprise to Mr.. Conway and well
it was done, as he knew nothing of it
until the guests began to arrive and
made the remark to him, do you re-
member what took place fifteen years
back at this time?' and he lost no
time in departing to appear as a guest.
The time was spent in music by Mrs
Norris Stocksdale, Miss Gladys Ogg,
Misses Elsie and Ida Coppersmith on
the organ, Charles Wagner and Ed
ward Boiling on violins and Garfield
Ogg on the guitar. The time seemed
to slip by unnoticed until the hostess
began to serve refreshments. Ali
seemed to enjoy the cream, cake, ba-
nanas, oranges and confectionery pIac-
ed at their disposal, and at late hour
departed, hoping the groom and bride
would live to celebrate heir silver an
niversary. Many pretty presents have
entered the home from that morning
up to the present time.
Those present were Mr.. Conway and
wife, Richard Baker and wife, Abdale
BOllinger and wife, Ezra Coppersmith
and wife, Dixon Byers and wife,
Thomas Jones and wife, Elias Arnold
and wife, Christ Schnabel and wife,
Frank Freyman and wife, August Sad
dies and wife, James Chlor and wife,
Charles Wagner and wife, Norris
Stocksdale and wife, Samuel Arnold
and wife, Henry Wardenfelt and wife,
Charles Mengel and wife, Edward Ar
mold and wife, Mrs. Fannie Ogg, Misses
Sophia Nightingale, Minnie Walking,
Ida Coppersmith, Gladys Ogg, Ada
Hooper, of Baltimore; Clara Hill Elsie
Coppersmith, Nellie Miner, Sadie Boil
linger, Maggie Hill, Lizzie Klee, Es-
tella Lockard, Maggie Burlyne, Bes-
sic Lockard, Bessie Ward, Ellen Jones,
Virgie Davis, Agnes Jones, Margie
Schnabel, Margaret Buckingham, Elsie
| Conway, Cleta Williams, Hilda Men
gel, Harriet Jones; Messrs. John Ros-
enberger, Edward Bollinger, Charles
Wicks, Garfield Ogg, Charles Nighten-
gale, Charles Walking, Clarence Bit
eel, James Nightingale, William Hoff-
man, John Blizzard, Harry Hines, Ell
mer Caple, Harry Richter, Walter Wag-
ner, William Caples, Harry Klee, Will
liam Leffert, Herman Jones. Russell
Freeman, Walter Arnold, Samuel Arm
old and many others whose names
could not be obtained.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1908-04-17
PERSONAL MENTION
DR.. D. F. Shipley spent Tuesday il

DR.. D. F. Shipley spent Tuesday in
Annapolis.
Miss Lillian Shipley will spend Eas-
ter in Baltimore the guest of her aunt.
Charles e. Fink, Jr., is home for the
Easter holidays, and has as his guest
Frank Hopkins, of West Virginia
Miss Nellie Wantz left Tuesday for
Atlantic City, where she will spend
Easter with friends from Philadelphia
Mrs. Addie V. Gait, of Amburg, Va,
and Miss Edna Strong, of Rock Hall,
Md, are visiting DR.. w. j. Selby of this
city.
Mrs. John Calf and daughter Susie,
| of Belle Grove Square, who spent the
winter in Brooklyn, n Y, returned
home this week.
Miss Blanche Baer entertained the
members of the S. M. E. c., of this
city, very pleasantly at her home at
Tannery Thursday afternoon.
John Bernstein and wife are going
to Baltimore and Annapolis to cele-
brate the formers 73rd birthday an
niversary with relatives and friends
Miss Nora Hummc1I who superin-
tended the production of Union De-
pot" in Westminster. is in Littlestown
directing rehearsals Tor it's presenta-
ton there.
Miss Agnes Gorsuch, of Westmin-
ster, entertained a few of her friends
at her home Saturday evening, April
IL, in honor of her sister and niece
Misses Edythe Gorsuch and Mildred
Wheeler, of Baltimore.
Druggist John J. Rose and wife, who
have been boarding at the Westmin-
ster Hotel, will occupy the VIM. B.
Thomas house on Green street, near
Centre. Miss Irene Rose, of Balti-
more, will spend the summer with
them.
Dr. James E. Shreeve, Jr., of this
city, president of the county Christian
Endeavor Union, attended C. E. rally
at Middletown, Frederick county, on
Tuesday, at which one of the speak
ers was Secretary Shaw, of the United
Society of Christian Endeavor.
Mr.. George E. Sharrer, chief deputy
collector of internal revnue, who was
operated upon on Wednesday last at
the University Hospital by DR.. J. st.
Clair Spruill, was reported yesterday
to be in much improved condition,
and his rapid recovery is looked for.
An entertainment was given last
week by Mr.. and Mrs. E. Tyler Greene,
at their home in Pasadena, California,
in honor of Mrs. M. V. Kendall, of
Baltimore, who is their guest and who
celebrated her SEVENTEEN birthday an
niversary. Mrs. Kendall is a sister
of Mrs. Bale, of the NJ. P. Church
Home of this city.
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Reception and Donation.

A surprise reception and donation
was rendered Rev. D. L. Greenfield and
wife on Tuesday evening by the MEM
bers and friends of the Methodist
Protestant Church, to which appoint
ment the DR.. has been returned for
another conference year, much to the
delight of the citizens of Westminster
generally, and of the M. p. Church
in particular. A large number OF
members and friends of the church
were in attendance, attesting the popu-
larity of the pastor, and very pleas
ant and social time was enjoyed by all
DIR. J. w. Herring was spokesman for
the company, and said their presence
was to show their appreciation and
kind regard for the pastor, and the
things they brought were only to add
emphasis, to which DIR. Greenfield
feelingly replied.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1908-04-17
RlDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL II, 1908.
TIME TABLE.
+ESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD

[ESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.
TRAINS leave Hillen Station, daily,
BIO a. M, 2.45 and APO p. M; daily,
kcept Sunday, 7, $50, S.57 a. M, 2.3O
BE- and 6.15 p. M; Sundays only, $50
m.
Trains leave Westminster, east
ound daily, S.5S a. M, 4.15 and sos
M; daily, except Sunday, 5.12, 7.15
m. and 1.35 p. M; Sundays only,
A5 a. m.
Trains leave Westminster, west
ound, daily, $40 a. NJ, ABS and 5.25
M; daily, except Sunday, 9.24, 1904
M, and 7.55 p. M; Sundays only,
/. 20 a. m.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1908-04-17

FRANK >. Rowe, ClcKeC agent OF tne
Western Maryland Railroad at Hillen
Station, does not know whether he is
a married man or grass widower. He
was shown newspaper dispatch from
Denver, Colo, stating that Judge Hud-
son, of that city, in passing upon a
divorce case styled Rowe VS.. Rowe,
had refused to grant the complainant
alimony upon the ground that she is
childless, in good health and not in
need and, therefore, it is presumed,
does not need the money. Mr.. Rowe
has, or had, wife, who is somewhere
in the West, and several things con-
tanned in the dispatch from Denver
lead him to believe that possibly it is
his wife who has secured divorce.
Palm Sunday services were held at
Trinity Lutheran Church, Deer Park
road last Sunday morning, with SER
mon by the pastor, Rev. w. l.. Sea-
brook, whose theme was 'The Many
Crowned One" The occasion was
marked event in the history of the
congregation. The large audience tax
ed the church building to it's utmost
capacity. Every seat was filled, and
there were almost as many worship
pers standing as were seated. -Four
young ladies and eight young men
were confirmed. Good Friday services
were held tonight, and five adults re-
ceived into the church. The Holy
Communion, preceded by the prepara-
tory services, will be celebrated on
Easter Day, at 10 o'clock a. M, follow
ing these the sermon by the pastor,
whose theme will be "The Power OF
the Resurrection" The Sunday school
of the Church will resume work on
next Sunday morning at 9 o'clock. The
Ladies' Aid Society has recarpeted the
pulpit platform and chancel, and pur-
chased two handsome antique oak pull
pit chairs and number of chairs for
the use of the growing congregation
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1908-04-17

Magnificent Display Of Easter Millinery.
Fascinating trimmed hats If there is thing in the
world that the gentle enjoy common desire for
hat beauty Today we demonstrate thoroughly prepared
we are to Satisfy every desire for becoming Millinery All the
newest shapes all the newest coors By far the most
attractive hats seen in the city,
Do your shopping early the day and early the
Our workroom force is going at it's full capacity.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-27
WnsIanh
= @us Berlin meloet mon: s

Mns Berlin meloet man: 0as
Sntereiie Der bieiigen amtliden unf
Sa6freile an Dem oemnGdlt in
@aibington itattfinoen Snterlationa-
len acknowledgements bofumen-
tiert ii6 ihon IN Dem umfang unS
Der 8eoeutung Der 8ertretul1g, mel
DIE 9enti6lano anf Dem &ongreB fin
ben miro. @uBer BEN bereits ge.
nannten unmittelbaren 8ertrctern ser
&eeieruns peroen fid nod @olbing-
ton ~begeben: Die 8rofeiioren arauB,
Guertler uno 5dmaB; Die Dircfto-
rem Der 8erliner ul1b ser 8ru11oen-
burger acknowledgements itai-
ten, Die 9erren 5rernb nno Meper,
ais @ertrster oes 4nltusmini1fe.
riuns, SBeritabsar5t &irid utlo Die
Stabsar8te 9elm uno Saar fir 0as
ariegsminiiterium @ebeimrat 3nllt
fir oas 2anbpirti6afts-M iniiterium
&egierungsrat Sonel bonn Sailerli-
den @elunobeitsamt uno YrofeIior
8onnmib, Der @enerallefretar ser
gleif5eitig togenoen Guberfulole-Ger-
|einigung.
2aut Meloune aus Sear.
briiden 1T bort Der amerifanifhs Nfi;.
lionar &ingsfallo in &aft genoininer
fporbell. ST iiberfllDr nit ieintal
@ntomobil ben @altsoiener 0tteu1,
Delper auf Der Stelle oen 600 er.
lit, Lie bon &ingslatlo ailgeJplenc
aalttion I'M Weirage bon $4,000
Wtarf luuloe bon BEN geborDel, ab.
gelebnt.. gbe 4ingslano it sen Sc
tpabriam abgefibrt meroen folulte,
mare es inn beiliobe id)lintin ct.
gartgen. @uf Die &linoe bon Dem
ungliid iammelte ii1 cine groBe
Wtenge on Der St1tte ON, sic Iid) III
mtloen 9robungen crying ilno Nei-
gut1e berriet, oieie III Die Got NM
5nlesen. Die Boli5ei fonnte oen @it.
fofabrer MIR NIT Miibe Dor Ser 8olfs.
nut idieer.
Die unteriudung ser bon Dem
Suollatpiiden rebolution6ren &onife
9elelteten @eridporui1e gegen Deter
rel9.ltngorn 5iebt INNER lpeitcre
aretle. Nin ite0t iid beraus, oaB
ole lerbiiden &ooifolen Elm ullaor-
lanol1bes, in Ingram, ser Soapt-
ltaot &roatieuS. erffleiuel16pS VIntt
ipelfes ierbif6-rooifaIe Senoeh8elt
oerfrlff, Sabre long iltbpentioniert
paoen. @ls 8ermittler fungiertelt
an9elebene ierbiide 4bgeorbnete. Die
Spannung 5miiden Serbiel unb
Seiterreid-llngorn ninimt a1 Sostten-
lloftot gu, ie peiter Die llnterIudunQ
fortidreitet.
Hniere Slotte lit ONT Mithpod,
nlorgeit bon Sponep o~bgefobren. Csbr
nad)ltes Reiie5iel lit Melborrne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-27

Srults rtlo tire &ontrollierltng uno
erfldrte, oaB bas ein5ige MitteG,
tie unter &otrtroae 5u balter, bie
bon ibm- em~pfoblene 2i5Gtlierun9
lei. Sour ment man es ibuen ur=
mogli6 nlad)e, ibr @ei1aft obne Si-
ael1s 81 betreiben uro ibnen 9lei6=
5eitig oie 2i5ens perneigere, men1
Tie Wotlopolmirtibaft trieben o6er
ionitpie bie @elebe perlebter, fonlle
man tie 5mineer, oie @eiete gu be-
a6ten. 4n6 oas flingt plouiibef,
es ldBt fid aber ou6 pieles oageger1
iaeen; mir meroen lpater nod ber=
i6ieoentli6 o1f Dies Sbema 5uriid-
fommen. @ber gang abgeieben bon
oen IN ibr anfgelteaten 3beorielt
NOR a19 oie &eoe 8rpon's cine iebr
geI9idte. Mu6 8rDon 5oate &oole=
pelt's 8eltrebuneen poue anerfell-
nl1rtg unb gerobe oas beriibrte 10
ipmpatbiid. Ole beiOen Serreli irii=
len eben gang genol1, ipte Ser
Sole lauft. Sic miiien, BOB &ooie-
belt. bente Der popularite Man1 IN
ben Ser. Stoaten lit nnb ooB Elm
@ngriff a1f i'm ibnen unenolidel
S6aben tun miiroe. 9esbalb itrei=
delr iie an ibm berum unb TIM ibnl
i6on, ols menn iie poll geeeiiterlllg
fir i'm mdren. SSll @irflihfeit
boIien tie tin pie Die Sunbe. Oelrn
geraoe er bat ibnen Ste So6e 10
i6ner gemadt. @ber tie neroell
itets @orte Der Inerfemmung fir
i'm finoer uno bas beifle Sbeno
v&~ooiepelt4 10 eeididt beban6eIn,
mie iie es neulid in indianapolis
getan baben.
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in lpl6en Soden cine iebr feline
gsoie bot, ouf 8anama nidts 5u to-
oeln finoen miirbe, menigltens iol
Ole Sta hlibfeit nlr etlpas iiber ii
pro 1000 betragen oaeroings Elm
giinitigerer Stono als in man9en
omerifoniiden @roBitaoten.
IQes in aaem lit es cine bllbi6e
arbeitsleiitung, Die BON ben 8eam-
ten nno ni6t 5uIebt bon Den Diff
6ieren am &anol pollbra6t lporocn.
9ie @ile, nit Ser iett g~eorbcitet
miro, itebt in i6roffem @egenlos,
ni6t nur gu ser lorgiarnen Gang
art, Die mir ielblt friiber eiltgebal-
ten boben, lonoern ou6 gu ben bic
len ger50aerungelL Die oos Inter
neblnelt felt benz Sabre 1916 erfab-
relt, ais I'M Gertraoe BON 8ogota =
Der bon ben 8efeinigten Staten
uno 0ers@ Granada, Dem beltigen So.
l%onnbien, gei6loiien mnroe ulto Ste
Siderung Der &anoels- uno Ser
febrsfreibeit altf auen iiber sic 2ollo-
eltge fiibrenoen StraBen fir Die Ser
einieten Staoten be5medte = ocs
aol1ols nebenbei 5rerit @~rlpabnung
9eidob. Wol1 fam bebol1pten oob
on poiitiber Nrbeit in BEN Letter toor
Su1reii mebr geleiitet moroell lit OILS
i'll oell, 60 porbergebenoen. 1909
meroen cs id,cA 60 Sabren ieilL Ieit
Die Gegierluig BON Nicoraguo Die
erite amerifanii6e @eieuidoft fir Sen
aanolbau fon5eiiionierte, uno >urd,
@ertrag Ben @ereinigten 5tooten aue
&edte einraumte; SO Sabre, leit-
oem 5niiden gi,elono uno ben Ser
cinieten Staten Ser Glopto1-SltI-
mer-gertrog geidIpiien tplroe, in
Dem beioe Stooten Ti6 berpflidteten,
niemols Die ntsl6lieBlibe &ontrpne
iiber ben &olla1 5ll eritrebell oocr
81 bebaupten; 40 Sabre, felt GrGii=
ocnt @ront in ieiner 8otidoft bon
eiilern omerifanii1en aonol auf
attertfo1tlbenn Booen fir oas alttert-
fonii6e Soft" iprob; 81 Sobre, felt
Ser &olnu1anoant Ser frol5oiilben
grpeoition, 2ucien 9. @pie oie aoll-
aeiiion gum 8on oes &anols in So
gotta erlangte; 80 Sabre, felt iene
amerifaniide &onal-@ eieuidoft, on
oeren Spite gr=graiioent Grant
ltaro, g%eeriinoet nnroe; 90 Sabre,
lett 2eiieps Den Sou beeon1lert, uno
s Sabre felt Dem @ap-8 auncefote=
Gertrng.
@eben ioI6en miBgliidterr geriu-
6en, iol6 lonsmierigen 8erbano-
lungen uno fold bdufigen 8er5oee-
runeen nimmt fi6 aa-segentpGrtiee
9atigfeit aqeroings eigenartia aus.
Sb iid oieien bielen 5toruneen noh
peitere ger5ogeruneen i'm 4analbau
Dor 8eenoigune oes Sands bin5ll<
geIellen perben, ldBt iid nidt la
aer. Wabri6einli1 lit, oaB oas
Sabr 1912 ober bod 1915 Sic Nah-
ridt BON Der 5ertieitelh1ng Ser aro-
ben @aiieritroBe bringen miro.
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Staat Dpto, ZoIeno.
QucaS Golfnth. So,

Sranr .. gDeneb Der@fsDrt, oaB e,
Der dItere 8artner Der Stri1a S. 8. gbenet
nnb Go. TT, tueIde @ef6dfte In ber Stab
SoIebo, In obe1senarnten county uub staate
tbut. unb baB befaete Strt1a Die Surtute Dor
etnbunbert 9pIIarA fir ieben San
bon &atarrb beaabIen tpirb, Der bur9 ber
@ebrau9 bon 9aIls aatarrb.@n T MIDI
gebefIt tuesber1 fam.
SrnnI 8. gbeneb.
ge.ttporen bon n1ir inb u1ter,
f6rteben tn r1einer @~egeHtpari
am 6. September u s. $50.
SteeeI,
u. %. @Ieafpn. 6ffentIt6er gsotar.
5nn's Antarrb.aur tpirs tnnerIiG genont
men unb iptrft brett anf has BIut unb bte
f6Ieimigen OberfIdten bes sbftents. 2aBi
@u8 3eusntffe fret 5uf@iden.
s. 8. gbenep nnb ~, zoIeoo. o,
gerfa1tft bon nuen Mpotbefern, Toe.
San's SnutiItensNfIer itnb bic beften.
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Die Mrbeiten am &anamafanal.

Col. 6. 50. @oetbols, Ser Sen
8au oes 8onamafonals leitet, pirb
oemnd1it, mie beri6tet miro, mad
8aibineton fommen4 INN nit Dem
nelen Straightforward 8rigbt Sat 5u
pfIegen nno 8eribt 5u erltatten
iiber BEN gau Der groBen @oi1er=
ltroBe. Inter 2eitung 0ieies @rmee-
Sffi5iers ma6t Der 8au groBe Sort
Idritte, m1breno Die perbdltniB=
maBige &ube, nit Der dies Dor
iih gebt, oeito mebr uuffaIt, neil
unter ben 8organgern oieies Wart-
nes 10 piel 2drlt uno 10 penig Dir
belt geleiltet murbe. Die bisbel lib
Iihe fortndbrenoe Ginmiidulle non
@olhington aug, Die ~allerbings CT
mas 1td9gelaiien gil baben ldeiat,
muB iib @oetbals eben gefaaen lai-
fen, mabrenb Sbonts uno Stepets,
oie ni6t mie Ser Solbat gum milf
tariiden @ebormiam perpflihtei. ipa=
rem, Die 8epormnnoung unb Die
bdufieen St0rungen ni1t itiQiGpci-
geno 81 ertragen genetgt tparen. @os
olsh 5ie uriahen lein mogen, ull-
ter BEN 1ebigen Setter ihreiten Die
Grbeitui am &anal piel l6neler pcrz.
oil nls inter ieinen 8orgdngern.
Dor etmas iiber S~obresfriit murSe
perfiil;6e1, Der &anaI neroe III 8
Sabrell alio 1915, poIenbet ieit.
aiirslid bieB es, MIR nod 5 Sabre
miirbcn llotig iein, Inn ben 9au CUR
Gollcnoung 81 bringen, unb iett
tpoIen Sabperitanoige niilen bnb
idlon in oreieinbalb Sabren = clip.
anfo1gs 1912 - Ser &allai lir.
nllo ierlia leil miro. Ob OberitI
@oetbals 6ieie @offnung Degt I'LL
niht befannt, mobl aber tam er.
Dem ariegsiefretar eiuen anberitI
giinitigen geridt b~orlegen. ct fam.
ieinem @oreeiebten meIoen ooB oie#
8erbdltniiie IN Der Gaual5olte re1t.
eiilitige iinb; DOB BORT feine Mr-
beitsloiiefeit, feline SCOT geberriht boi,
mie in ben Staaten; baB bic MrbeitI
bel ieoent @etter porange6t ueultI
ouf niGt gan5 10 i6nea p1brenoH
Der naiien nie m1breno Scr trode-i
nen Saiion. @oetbals miro berid-
ten fonnen oaB bon oeu 1907
100000 <bifparbs groe, oie Dor
2 Wonaten nod 5u eraben parerl
bereits elm niht n~nbeoeutenoer Sell
entfernt moroen lit. ltno iueitn olt-
geiidts iolber 8eridtc oanl1 Ser
aongreB inn naditen Sabre INN nelte
geiDiQignngeil angegangen neroen
miro, bann miro er pobri6ci1Iih
nit Der 8~emiQieullg ni6t fnaulern.
Die 5orti6ritte i'm 8ou oes So
nols nuroen peientlid oaourd ae.
foroert, oaB malt Die beiten ullO nelte.
item, bon 8ampf getrie6enen Malhi-
men in 9ienit geiteut bat, sic llllee-
beure Caiitungen boabringen. Niht
ipenig gum @eoeiben bes @erfes tru-
gen aber aud bie @rbeiten Scr &c.
lnlloDelfsbeboroe bel. 3ipeltauI END
Warn 3ablt oieie r@eiunobeits.Mr.
NEE" ipelde Die 2anbeltge in cinen
perbaltnibmaBig eeiunoen altfeat-
baltsort pertpolloelt bot. Mebr ols
100000 2uaoratporo llnterbol8
nno @eitriipp bot oieie Sanntdts-
Goroe cntferneu uno b%erbrennen Iai.
len; cine Wiaion Quooratpar0
Sumpflano laBt iie I'M Sabre trofen
legen; oo5u bot iie nod Sen 9(b-
tou Der Staot Ganoita g"eiolnnteIt
nno he%rblanilt, itno ouBeroem Sic
WobnDdnler i'll ser Staot Yuuanta
alljdbrlid elmer griinoli6cn Mlisrda.
derltng n%nteriuorfen. Wan Eefaap.
tet, Dab ielbit Goultnep gigeI,p, Ser
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Minttttt immer 6as geite.

Mrs. Gbos. 6. Smitb bon Weit
5ranflin, Maine, iagt: SD babe
germ CUTE Soden utlo besbalb audi
Or. aing's Neue 2ebenspiGen IN
nnierer Samilie eineefiibrt, neil 1ie
obne 1-tnannebmIidfeiten mirfen."
0ieie idmer5loien Meiniger berfauft
aoolpb 9reiB un6 81. gobn & Co.,
Ipotbefer. 25 Gents.
The Coconino sun., 1908-06-26
Presbyterian Church.

Rev. F. c. Reid. pastor, pastor Evangelist or Arizona will be with us again next Lords Day and will preach at II a. m. and s D. m.
 The Sabbath school meets at 9:45, and full attendance is very much desired. Let us ali rally to the support of the school. and do all we can to fill up our broken ranks.
 Our pastor will return July 3, and will be in the pulpit Sabbath, July ,, at which time the Lord 8 Supper will be celebrated
 July 9-l6 are the dates of the meeting of the Indian conference for the southwest. Some 75 dele gates and visitors are expected, and a great meeting is assured. The numerous sessions will be held in the churches.
The Coconino sun., 1908-06-26
Weather for the Week

The following data for the week ending at g.. m. today, June 18th. are furnished ny Observer A. E. Hackett, in charge of the local office of the U. S. Weather Blu reau.
 The mean temperature of the week was 58.5 degrees. .25 degrees below the normal. The highest temperature was S3 degrees, on the 24th, and the lowest, 32 degrees on the 23d. The highest tempera- ture recorded for the same period during the past 10 years was 92 de- grees, in 1902, anS1the lowest, pre- vious to this year, S3 degrees. in 1907.
 No precipitation occurred dur ing the week. The prevailing winds were from the southwest, the average cloudiness was 3 per cent, and the mean relative humid ity. 3l per cent.
The Coconino sun., 1908-06-26

An investigation of the subject of new large storage reservoir to retain surplus water wasted during spring months by reason of made quate storage in the city reservoir, would seem a good idea from all outward appearance. If a reservoir large enough could be constructed many thousand dollars year could be added to the city's revenues, aside from possibilities of securing the location of new industries in Flagstaff. It may he little early yet, but it should be investigated and kept in mind by the people.
The Coconino sun., 1908-06-26

The plank in the republican plat form that caused all the excitement and which was finally adopted. is as follows:
 "The republican party will up- hold at all times the authority and integrity of the courts, state and federal. and will ever insist that their powers to enforce their pro- cesses to protect life. liberty and property shall be preserved invio- late. We believe, however, that the rules of procedure in the feder al courts with respect to the issu- ance { the writ of injunction should be mora accurately defined by statute, and that no injunction or temporary restraining order should be issued without notice, except where irreparable injury would result from delay, in which case speedy hearing thereafter should be granted. 7"
The Coconino sun., 1908-06-26

The record of Taft's life shows a clean sheet of success from early manhood to the present time and a strong liklihood of his adding one m lre to his long string. When Sherman's name was added to the republican ticket, all feeling was swept aside and republicans with one accord are out to show that the judgement of the national conyen- tion was good.
The Coconino sun., 1908-06-26

Alfred Vanderbilt pays SlO,000 a year for a flat. A few rounds" might be worth that much but a flat, nix.
The Coconino sun., 1908-06-26

It is always the same. For years a person could not pick up news paper without reading something of Roosevelt, Now it is Taft. It is just like a barber crying out at long intervals, Next Phoenix Democrat.
 The Democrat seems to realize early in the game that Taft is the next president after Roosevelt.
The Coconino sun., 1908-06-26

Luke E. Wright, a democrat of Tennessee will become secretary of war on July lst to succeed Mir.
 Taft, who is to be elected president next November. President Roose- welt believes it is only fair to give the democrats few offices whether they are able to wln them or not.