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DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And Others
Who Have Passed Away.
ECKENRoDE.

ECKENRODE.
Tobias h Eckenrode died suddenly on
Thursday, about noon, at his home in Taney.
town. He had just brought an armful of wood
from the cellar, and was brushing the dirt from
his clothing when he fell TO the floor and ex
pired. He would have been " years old the
28th of this month. He had been a promi.
nent business man. and had also held import
ant political positions. He was an ardent and
active Democrat, and at the time of his death
was a member Of the town council. He was
a leading spirit in the organization of the
Taneytown Savings Bank, and was ready to
lend his aid to anything that tended to pro-
mote the prosperity of the town. He was q
member of ST. Joseph's Catholic Church.
He is survived by the following children:
James Eckenrode, of Steeltod. Pa; Thomas
Eckenrode. of Schenectady, N. Y; John Cas-
per Eckenrode, Los Angeles, CAL, and Mrs.
Jennie C. Peters. of Middletown, Pennsyl.
vania He is also survived by two brothers,
Franklin Eckenrode, Conewago, Pa, aud J.
Vincent Eckenrode, Hsrney, Nd, and 3
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Arcadia, and Grace, of Catonsville, and Clay
Deal of Washington,D. c.; Messrs. John A.
and Leslie Deal, of Arcadia. The funeral
services will be held at st. PauPs Lutheran
Church, Arcadia, Saturday morning.
DR.. William Wagner, one of the best.known
physicians of Frederick county, was found dead
Saturday morning at 7.30 o'clock in bed in his
room at the home of DR.. William II. Kable. at
Woodsboro. Paralysis of the heart was the
cause of his DEATH
DR.. Wagner was born at Woodsboro on
August 7, 1880. At the age of Is he entered
Pennsylvania College at Gettysburg, Pa, and
after graduating there began the study of medi.
cine with the late DR.. j. Thomas Sim, of
Libertytown. afterwards studying at the Jeffer-
son Medical College and the Pennsylvania
Medical College, in Philadelphia. In 1853
be began the practice of medicine at Double
Pipe Creek, but three years later moved to
Woodsboro, where he had since been engaged
in practice. He served for time as president
of the Frederick County Medical Society, and
had been president of the Woodsboro Savings
Bank since its organization.
DR.. Wagner's wife and their only child died
some years ago. He is survived by 2 brothers
one of them being Harrison Wagner, of Wash
ington, D. G., and the other Samuel Wagner,
living in the West.
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TURTLE.

MI. Thomas Turtle died at his home on
East. Main street Tuesday morning. Decem-
Der 81, aged 20 years, 8 months and 2S days.
Mr. Turtle was farmer. He was an ardent
Republican and took deep interest In pub
lie affairs. For half century or more be
was a member of Centenary Methodist
Episcopal Church and for about 40 years
belonged to Salem Lodge of Odd Fellows.
He was also connected with Westminster
Lodge of Mechanics. He leaves a widow,
four sous and three daughters, Harry Turtle;
of Winchester, Va; George, William and
Charles Turtle. Mrs. James D. Mitchell, OF
this city, and Miss May Turtle. at home.
One sister, Mrs. Jesse Lockard, near this
city. also survives him. l-.
Funeral services were held at his late resi-
dence Thursday at Up. M. Rev. II. M. Rider
assisted by Rev. D. L. Greenfield, u. p,
Officiating The pau bearers were three
representatives. from Salem Lodge. l. Q. o.
F., VIM. 81. McCollom, John Bernstein,
John 81. Cunningham; aud three from the
u O. N. Lodge, Chas. Hesson. Chas.. Stone
sifer aud John T. Anders. Interment was
made in the Westminster Cemetery. F. g.
Sharrer was funeral director
FREEMAN.
Eva Marie Freyman, daughter of Leonard
end Catharine Freyman, of SmailwDod, died
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Mr. Fred u. Miller has leased the Wander.

Mr.. Fred ID. Miller has leased the Wander.
ford property, on Willis street, with the priv
ilege OF buying, from Mrs. Mary Frizzell.
At meeting of the directors of the Balti.
more and Reisterstown Turnpike Company,
held in Baltimore on Thursday, semi-annual
dividend of per cent. was declared, clear of
taxes, payable on and after January 9. 1908.
Mr.. James Pearre Wantz on Tuesday was
elected assistant cashier ofthe Union National
Bank. Mr.. Wantz has been with the bank
a number OF years, and now holds the posi- :
ton of teller, which he will continue TO fill.
The new Office of assistant cashier was Great :.
ed because of the fact that DR.. Hering's
duties as Comptroller will take much of his
time away from the bank.
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on December %, aged year IL months aud
1s days. Funeral took place on December
80 at Deer Park church. The pallbearers
were Winfield Bitzel, Charles Saylor. William
Miner and Frank Magins. James M. Stoner
funeral director.
BARNES.
Mr.. John Henry Barnes, of the southern
part of Carroll county. died December 30, at
the home of bis son. Frank Barnes in PhIia
delphia of pneumonia, aged II years. Mr..
Barnes was formerly justice of the peace in
Freedom district. He was also widely known
in Howard county. With his wife be had gone
to Philadelphia to spend the winter. de
leaves widow, two sons and two daughters
Frank Barnes, of Philadelphia; Ernest
Barnes. of Baltimore; Mrs. Edgar Amoss Of
Woodbine, and Mrs. Bowie Lennon, OF
Morgan.
Mrs. Charlotte Deal, wife of Mr.. Geo. s.
Deal, a prominent farmer residing near
Arcadia, died suddenly at her home early
Tuesday morning. The deceased was about
so years Of age and was we'll known in Gar.
roll and Baltimore counties. Mrs. Rose
Houck, of Baltimore, is q sister aud Mr..
Richard Wheeler. of Missouri, . brother OF
the deceased. Besides widower, six children
survive. The latter are Misses Flora, Of
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church Dedication Postponed.

On account of several unexpected delays
the dedication of the new Providence Metho.
dist Protestant Church, near Gambler has
been postponed from the 9th to the 9th of
January.
Rev. F. 7. Tagg, D. D., president of ibe
General Conference, will preach at 1920
q. N.
Rev. J. M. Gill, pastor OF Rhode Island
avenue NJ. P church, Washington, d. C.
will preach at 2.30.p m. 7.S0 p. m. Grand
Rally Of Christian Endeavor Soc. and Dedi
catory service.
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CheYiof Shfr1fuQ.

63 pieces of Cheviot Shirtings, elegant
for mems working shirts, regular price lOc
a yard, this lot goes as long as it lasts at
&c yard.
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SLAYBAUGH.

Mrs. Sarah Slaybaugh. in her Seth year,
died st the home of her son.in law, Samuel
Barr. East Green street. Thursday January
2 Her home had been in Arendtsville,
Adams coupty. Pa, but since the death of
her husband she had made her home with.
her daughter, Mrs. Bair. She is survived by
three sons and two daughters, all being in the
West with the exception Of Mrs. Bair.
Rev. P. H. Miller, D. D., will conduct
services at the house Saturday at 4p. M.
after which the remains will be taken TO
Arendtsville for intermeni SUNDAY. James
M. Sioner funeral director.
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George W. Barnes, aged SO years. died Of
dropsy and stomach disease at his home n
Hagerstown on Monday. His widow and
several children survive him. He was
brother OF Uriah Barnes, of Baltimore; VIM.
F. Barnes, Of Mechanicsville, Md: Mrs
Mary j. Ward, Of Carrollton. Nd: Mrs
Annie Stonesifer and Mrs. ] ) Laura Lindsay.
OF Westminster. =
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Cotton ToWeIinq.

100 pcs. of bleached and unbleached
cotton toweling, some of it half linen,
worth 7c and Sc yd. as long as the lot
lasts goes at DC yd.
The Democratic advocate., 1908-01-03

We have been gathering these Sc lots
together for the past year just for this Sc
sale so as to give housekeepers a chance
to work them up during the long winter
months.
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Dress Goods at 25c a yd.

100 pes. of various kinds of dress goods,
in plaids, neat checks and plain colors, not
yard ever sold for less than SOC, many
at 75c yd Here is chance to outfit the
school girls. This lot on one table at 25c
yd.
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Sc CaIieoes at Sc a Yard.

5000 yards of the very best fancy Cali
coes all the best brands made, price at
the mills which is 7c yard by the case,
just in time for your comfort making, none
sold to store keepers, this lot goes as long
as they last at DC yard.
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Dress Goods at 49c a yd.

25 pcs of Dress Goods of different kinds
and various shades, this seasons most
stylish patterns that sold up to $1.25 on
one table at 49c yd.
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Outing FIanneIs.

: 100 pieces of light and dark Outing
Flannels, the lowest price at which they
could be bought, to sell today would be Sc
yard, while this lot lasts they go at &c a
yard.
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Comforts.

$500 Comforts reduced to $1.50,
ST. so Comforts reduced 81. 20 and 81. 25
Comforts reduced to CSC.
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Mrs. Elmira Catherine Baumgartner,

Houtzdale, Pa.
Funeral services will be held Monday morn
ing at St.-Joseph's Catholic Church. and the
, remains inferred in the adjoining bnrying
ground.
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Eva Marie Freyman, daughter of Leonard
snd Catharine Freyman, Of Smailwood, died
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UnbIeached Muslin Sc Yd.

5000 yards Of SC, yd. wide Muslin, Gas
the quantity is limited we will not sell over
10 yds. to customer), at &c. a yd.
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ladies' Dress Skirts.

All our S.. 90 Ladies Dress Skirts in
Panamas and Mohairs, reduced to SO. Is.
25 Ladies Black Voile Skirts that sold at
SO. 90 reduced to $500.
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WESTMINSTER'S HEST STORE.

Clearance Sale dollars worth Of Winner
clothing
with three months advertisement
STARTLING will
THE MOST STARTLING SALE have
cotton goods today merchant
bought
the mills These will have offer
all the goods which we have marked low ees ana IN many
of production.
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