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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-09

of nose. he look upward & ring bell
Hon. Secretary arrive. Hon. Roosevelt
open drawer of desk and pull out a
Mysterious Package of sinful, appear
ance.
Hon. Sec" say Hon T.. this Pack
age must be got out OF this house and
thing.
Was it not gave to you as pledge"
say Hon. Sec.
1T were say Hon. Roosevelt. but I
cannot keep such pledges
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-09


chair"
do so. Nogi & O-Fido do likesame
with wag-tailed expression.
4
Togo" confuse Hon. Lorimer, Il have
cacy and fragrance. There is man nov
residing in Oyster Bay. He has siclsened
me Of oysters forever: When 1 think IF
him my mind is full of razors. When 1
inspect his hanson photo. my brain curls
up with instinct for revenge
O-Fido, who is not sensitive about
Politics. approach this Lorimer man with
doggish smiles.
How shall we obtain this revenge,
please?" This from me.
AHA & Ohio say Senator, that is
why / have brung you here from that
cozy New York. l have found a black
smut on the white history of Theodore
Roosevelt
Deep breathing by me, Nogi & OFido.
Togo" say Hon. Lor, you have prob
ably noticed in news-prints that Hon.
Roosevelt recently made talkng-tour
throughout America"
We noticed 1t.
You have probably also noticed ne
made 1O1 speeches-10O in various places
and one in Chicago. Each speech he
made was more hard-knckled against
the Trusts than the last. He became
more and more insurgical in his ideas.
He became radical, and even more SO.
He threw big sticks to elderly Congress
mans who had been Republicans before
he was born He rallied at railroads
whenever he seen one. He quoted the
Bible in Ohio and Vic Murdoch in Kan
sas. Suddenly-like flashes-I learned
the Truth about Roosevelt. -
What isl" require me & Nogi to-
gether like chorus girls.
Theodore Roosevelt, whatever he cal
himself publicly, is secretly Socialist
At this dashing news O-Fido yellup
and fell into 2 faints
4
And not only that resum Hon. Lori
mer, II have suspicious evidence that
the Hero of Sycamore has accepted the
nomination of the Socialist Party for
Third Term at White House, d. c.! :"
Me & Nogi set silent with falling hair.
How could we believe such unnatural
news?
Have you pusitive proof for this?" I
hasp harshly.
Nearly so'' say him. when Hon.
r. r. was in Milwaukee he was met Sc
cretively by a Sociological German Of
Seidel appearance. My spies discovered
him doing so. After he had spoke %
minutes with this Karl Marx individual,
he accepted. with delightful handclasps,
a Mysterious Package which he took.
This Package, I suspectfully suppose,
contained the platform of the Socialist
Party and their loving nomination
And what for am doing here?" 1
ask out.
You and your cousin and the other
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please do not deny this!e Sit softly in a
chair"
/ do SO. Nogi & O-Fido do likesame
with wag- tailed expression.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-09
HISS.

Copyright 1910. by the Associated Ltsrary
Press.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-09

CAT THIS DASHIN
to house with this same gum-step walk.
At large library window We seen the
teeth that glittered round the world set
ting quietly at a desk thinking what
next.
I'VE must study his habits I whas
per to Nogi. So with silent saw and
chisel we cute hole in that Sycamore
house where we could make peeping OBJ
servations. Closely near we observed
Hon. Roosevelt at desk writing letter
beginning. MY dear Dolliver'--
OF suddenly, with haunted expression
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-09

1T is not powerful enough to support
you?" require Sec.
1T is very powerful say Jumbo man.
II believe it is stronger than the Repub-
lican Party today
"Then I do not see why you should
not keep it In the house.
Because" say him, sits very presence
depresses me- 1t seems to offend all my
policies
II cannot take it away
'Why sou
"Hon. Roosevelt" say Hon. Sec folding
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-09

watome expression. Therefore, / must
secret away this Package when midnight
is here
Silence on Sycamore Hill
Midnight was there. BY shady en-
trance of house we seen what was. A
with a cork hemlet on top, came gum
shoefully walking in darkness toward
deep deps Of woods. In one hand he
Package. BY his careful attention to
avoiding notice we knew it was T r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-09

things require Nogi with egg eyes.
My detective brain can photograph
the slightest sound / daily coolishly.
Cousin Nogi ope door TO this knock
knock which continue doing so. Smallisl
hoy with blue-hat uniform approach in
wards. Between his soiled thumb he
gra sped a envelope of yellow brightness.
This message contains a telegram
suggest scarcely raising my toes from
their sitting position.
Nogi Sastly.
My unnatural mind sees holes through
things I otter. Firstly l notice that
this envelope is marked a. d. 7. This
is some proofs. Secondly. ! notice that
this boy wears a blue hat and smells OF
Dukes Cameo cigarettes. This is pusi
tive proof of a telegram.
With fingers full of nerves / tear away
that envelope and read following wire
telegram:
Togo. come to Chicago as soon as you
get there.
"LORIMER."
Me & Nogi enjoy such surprise by this
MESA &C that we forget 10 pay Hon.
Telegram Boy who eope away with cuss.
This is hurry of the greatest haste
j collapse putting on my respectable
derby. With swift quickness 1 packed
my baggage TO include Cousin Nogi and
my dog O-Ffdo. And nextiy We knew
we was cuddled cozly in Pullman WAX
ing Car making westward wheels with
all that reckless speed peculiar to third
class matter.
During my restless nightmares L was
enabled to think pleasantly about that
mysterious telegraph which had came to
me. was aware that the 'Lorimer"
which had signed il with name was
Senator Lorimer, prominent blond. But
why he wish me to arrive so quick,
please? Aha, I dishcover it! Hon
Loriner was invited away from Hamil-
ton Club dinner to hear speech Of Hon.
Roosevelt whose oratory he admires for
in. bristle qualities. Stang by the sting
81 this forgetfulness Hon. Lorimer must
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-25
A MONTH OF HORRORS.

, Volcanic
eruption. Before
earthquake brought death and destruction hundreds
certainly Il II jaHl@
people
horrible The thirty New
c n Hudson .tr-zr-
brought fifty
ii
on October .aeuty-tz persons traction accident
The Lt'on with
eighth day putting
tion ~clar breaking
in
day Trinidad
0 slowly From border
Rainy country and
hundreds fleeing flames oyracu their
a crisp.
bu is o run be
government rushed troops city
property. Spanish troops Barcelona
cuba.
shipping bringing
in
The
OF the Vile de ROCKFORD
while Bs-ov Alaskan Islands
became violently
revolution broke
the The
Graiaoape and
to
country answering n O
he Of brother
Queen Mary.
Today we hear i o hundreds n Italy.
The Whore VIII the next bo" fail?
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-25
KUHIO EXPLAINS
PREFERENCE RIGHTS

Continued from Page One.l
Il! All Of rs. The Prince viii he q
ser by giving up these leases to you.
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OFFERED FOR RENT
Houses aud CottnEes-CoDtinu
Rental Bargains

2f0I Cass, Ar, Sl2
4el5 lizard. 6-r.. $3.50.
f-o4 No. 25th CIR. mod, except heat, SEQ.
21OS Bnney. 6-r.. Sl3.
1903 No 18th, 4-room, city water, gas and
SSCS Charles. 5-r city water and gas, SIS
2SOs No. 18th, 6-room, city water and gas
Sl6Oo.
ASH No. 18th, or. mod. in every way
2O2i Locust. SIR all mod except heat, SO
$40 No. 34th. 5-r., mod in every way eN-
cept heat. near Bemis park. so
1855 Seward. s-r, mod except heat
525 So. 18th Ave. err. mod. except heat,
within easy walking distance, $50.
1918 Yates, I-r, mod. except heat, $3.50.
1858 Dodge, 5-rp all mod. except heat,
1908 Jackson, CIR. all mod, So
1850 So. 9th, Tor. all mod, good location
3465 Center 7-r.. all mod. house. newly
decorated throughout reduced to only Sc. 50
$40 So. 2Sth, S-r., all mod, only $3.50.
26ll Pierce, S-r.. all mod, $3.50
502 So. 30th Ave, SIR, all mod, fine To-
272i Jackson ti n s-r.. strictly mod, newly
decorated within easy walking distance.
reduced to $50.
1905 So 3Oth Ave- Broom, strictly mod.
est. Louis" apartment, In a choice resi-
dence district. Price reduced to only S32.O.
key at 1O14 SO. S0th Ave)
1902 Hamilton, a new 7-r., strictly mod.
detached house, in a choice residence dis
trict. Price $3.50
564 So. 2Sth, 1O-r all mod, within watkins
distance. Price reduced to $500.
320S Poppleton Ave, a 7-r all mod. de
tached house; Hanscom park district, SO.
1851 Pacific, S-r., strictly mod, reduced TO
only S35.
1858 Pacific. a s-r. an mod, brick dwell
ing, $50.
Sls So. 9th Ave. 5-r. strictly mod "St.
Louis" flat; within easy walking distance,
$3.50.
1908 So sOth Ave. a s-r. strictly mod.
"St Louis" apartment in a very choice
residence district. $3.50
SIC So. 18th, a 5-r., strictly mod. st.
Louis" flat FIRST floor; living rooms fin
ished in oak, tile floor in bathroom gas
( stove curtain rods and shades furnished
garbage and ashes taken care Of by owner
Price $3.50.
SIS So. 35th Ave, a new 7-r., strictly mod
detached house; living rooms finished IN
oak: hot water heat; in a very choice resi-
dence district. Price $1,000
1868 Farnam, 7-r., all mod. viii put IN
good shape for right part Price $40.
! S21 Park Ave, an S-r., strictly mod. brick
dwelling, price S45.
] 2961 FarnRm, a 9-r., strictly moo. brich
| dwelling. Price $500.
| Our complete list will be mailed upon re-
/ quest.
PAYNE, SLATER CO.,
Sole Agents 9Th Floor. N. Y. Life Bldg
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OFFERED FOR RENT
store. nnd 0fnces-cOntinue
OFFICEs EOR RENT

OFFICES FOR RENT
Desirable office room in Webster Sunder-
land Bldg. 10th and Howard SITS, at rea-
sunablc prices
GEORGE q co, 9O2 city Nat. Bank Bldg :
40 equal in city. grocery and meat mar.
ket with fixtures Aprlv go 23d.
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typewriter.
miscellaneous.

SAVE THREE PROFITS ON FURS-
The Importers, the wholesalers and the
retailers profits-easlly 80 per cent are
saved when you buy furs by the Graeser
method; direct from maker to wearer;
Graeser furs are selected skins OF fifty va
rieues bought fresh from the trappers,
made up by skilled artists In sanitary
work rooms, and sold direct to you;
Graeser designers visit foreign fashion cen
ters annually; all models are fitted on live
figures, and every order is filled H. Mr.
Graesar, an expert and practical furrier
with 30 years continuous success in Paris
London. Leipzig, New York and Rochester;
no better fur styles, quality or workman
ship exist; you take no risk in buying
Graesar fur; any bank will tell you wa
are reliable; perfect tit and satisfaction is
guaranteed or money refunded; any I'M
natural wear repaired. Send for Graesar's
free fur book ITS an authority on furs and
fur styles; fun OF valuable information;
makes selection easy; every word is hon
est, and Is handsomely illustrated: explains
C. o. ID. shipments home measurements,
exchanges and special orders. II you are
interested I'm furs you need this book. VIM.
V. Graesar Co, Dept. b, SS-4O-42 Clinton
Ave, North Rochester, n. "
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OFFERED FOR RENT
Houses and CottnEcs-CoutInued.
FOR RENT-HOUSES

So. 5O-3l6 So 9th Ave. rooms, strictly
modern oak finish, very fine.
S4CO0-S5ll Lafayette Ave, Bcmis park, g
rooms. all modern, newly papered. hot
water heat; range.
S4OOO-lOiO Glenwood Ave, Bemis Park.
room all modern, oak finish
Sl5O0-4Ol2 Harvey St. S-Toom, strictly
modern. Highland Terrace, fine.
s80C0-1537 Park Ave, 3 rooms, strictly
modern. oak finish. fronting on Park.
Sl2.OO-27l2 Shirley St, broom, water and
gas.
STEAM HEATED
.Urbana Apartments, broom, all modern
janitor service.
ID. V. SHOLES COMPANY,
gl3 City National Bank Bldg.
Tel Douglas ~. IND. A-2Oi9.'
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GOOD HOusEs


Special inducements for November.
2732 Central Boulevard, S rooms, modern,
nearly new, $35.
4l6 Farnam, rooms, modern, $3.50
1907 :. 2Sth, rooms, modern, SIS.
1911 s. 2Sth, s rooms, modern, SO.
1892 y. 18th, rooms, modern eX furnace,
$500
2sO5 Ohio, rooms, modern ex. furnace,
S2lO1
1928 n. 22d, rooms, modern, $50.
9Sj n. 25th, 6 rooms, partly modern, $50
5l22 n. 22d broom cottage, modern ex
furnace, sec
1880 n. 25th. rooms, modern ex. furnace
S1s.OC
414O Burdette. rooms, city water, gas,
$1SOo.
24O6 Capitol Ave, . rooms, city water, $40.
1918 Dewey Ave, rooms, city water, SIS.
1923 n. 22d St, 4 rooms, modern eX. fur
mace, sl4
52S S. 18th, rooms, modern ex. furnace,
Slc.OO.
4ll9 n. 25th Ave, 4 rooms, city water, 81.
2Sl7 Dodge, rooms, city water, Sll.
Look them over. II they suit gu we Will
make special rates this month.
G. ARVIN b r $,
254 n. Y. Life Bldg. Phone Doug. 9J2.
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OFFERED FOR RENT

Furnished Rooms-Continued.
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TWO warm rooms; 5000 and 500; nicely
furnished modern house private family;
breakfast n desired, walking distance. 256i
Douglas. Phone Harvey 1851
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-06
PAYNE, SLATER CO.,

Sole Agents, 9Th Floor, N. Y. Life Bldg
Phones Douglas 10l6'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-06

NICELY furnished front rooms. mod
ern. close in 2565 81 Mary.s Ave.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-06
OFFERED FOR RENT
Houses aud CottaEes-Continued

Si5.OO-62l Park Ave. 8 rooms modern,
hot water heat, fine location.
45tO-oS Poppicton, mouern, six room
brick, choice.
Sio.Oo-5-S South 9jth Ave. rooms, brick
flat lower flooa modern, ready Dec. l.
Si0O0-Sl0 William ST, o room flat, up
stairs, modern, ready Nov. TO-
S325O-SlO William St, 4-roOm flat, lower
floor, ready Nov. 10.
SS0C)-SlO North ed St, S rooms, modern.
Sl5.Cl-2--4 y. 18th St, 9 rooms. modern,
can be divided.
So 50-553 south Both ST.. rooms, modern.
S0Oo-z23O S. 10th St, rooms modern,
SiSC5-5555 y. 2sth Ave, $ rooms. modern,
except heat.
i2.56-5i( South 3oth St. rooms, mod
ern except heat.
SS0O-24i9 Templeton Ave, partly mod
iI5O-No. shelby Court, rooms.
partly modern. south 22d.
sl600-llll $. 9Th St, s rooms, partly mod
Sz5O0-5l24 North ed, Z rooms, modern,
newly papered and vanished.
&l2.OO-6lS Bancroft St, 1 rooms, partly
modern.
&S5O-3523 S. 9TH St 4 rooms, partly mod
SS.OO-SSl n. 44th rooms.
Sl4O0-New room bungalow, in Benson,
blocks from car.
Peters Trust Company n. Y. Life Bldg .
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-06

MODERN rooms nicely furnished, lunch
served II desired. 1905 Leavenworth.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-03-18
MD. COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

The entertainment given by Phi
delah Rec, in which he read David
Garrick," proved the readers mastery
of his profession. His representations
we're beyond criticism.
Miss Anna P. Snader, who" has been
i'll with typhoid fever, is doing well
She is now recovering from the second
attack
On Wednesday evening, Messrs. Al
bert and Ira Wine arrived at the col
lege from Denton, Md, where they
have been farming and numbering
They are spending several days with
us.
Messrs nj. ID. Anthony and j. III
Lawson have been confined to their
beds with rheumatism. The former
has recovered, but the latter is not
expected to be about his work yet for
several days.
President w. M. Wine has been away
for several days on business. He re
turned on Wednesday evening.
The examinations for the past winter
terms work will be given March JIG
and II. The spring term begins Mon
day.
The special program given by the
elocution class on last Friday evening
reflected much credit upon the class
and their instructor. On Friday even
ing, the 18th, the advanced division Oh
the class will render another program
A special feature of this one will be
the rendering of the Chariot Race
from Ben Hurr by r. a. Nusbaum.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-03-18
The Road Drag Does Good Work i'm
New Windsor District.

This week Harry J. Haines, the road
commissioner OF New Windsor dis
trict, has gone over the roads under
his care with good road drag and the
result is remarkable. The cost Of the
work was very little, no comparison
to amount expended later i'm the spring
i'm shoveling and road-scooping under
the old method SO much in vogue here
tofore ID the county, and what is far
more to the point, the roads are put
i'm condition for travel now at time
when it il necessary for the people to
use them frequently. Those Road
Road Commissioners OF the county
who have not seen the results of the
work done with drag, would do well
to pay visit to New Windsor district
now, and see for themselves, then 60
home and do likewise. Incidentally
the aforegoing road making method
is a most effective antidote for the
fever for five hundred thousand dol
lar road bond issue.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-03-18
Delightful Surprise.
For the Advocate.


- most delightful surprise was Civ
ca 70 Mrs. Amanda Herring and Fenby
Wv. Herring and family, VI Finksburg
ON Wednesday evening, March End
A1out fifty persons gathered to ex-
press their appreciation Of the above
named family. The evening was
spent In social intercourse.
All We're abundantly served to ice
cream, cake. homemade candy,
oranges and lemonade
Mr.. and Mrs. Herring have sold their
mill property and will move To West
minister in the near future. Sincere
regret j. felt il having to lose them
from the neig;lborhood, but they have
the best wishes OF q host of friends,
for their future success
Those present were Mrs. Amanda
Herring, Mr. Fenby T. Herring and fam
ily, Rev. and Mrs. S. e. Cassen, MI.
and Mrs. VIM. Gist, ST., Mr. and Mrs.
Marion Lester, Mr.. and Mrs Murray
Shreeves, Mr.. and Mrs. Bertran Biz
Yard, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. StocksdaIe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Bentz, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Blizzard, Percy Warehime and family,
Norris Stocksdale and family, VIM.
Gist, IT,, and family, Mr.. Leppo and
family, Mrs. Mary Bloom, Tobias
Stocksdale, Mrs. Thomas Ireland and
daughter, Mrs. Lathen, Miss Cordia
Miller, Miss Alverta Lamotte, Miss
Mary Gill, Miss Maude Horner, Miss
Edith Horner, Miss Virginia Armacost,
Miss Glover Armacost, Claude Arma-
cost, Larsh Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
f. Fenby and MI. and Mrs. William
Benson and family
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-03-18
LINEBORO.

The roads have dried or consider
sble in the past week by the fair and
warm weather we have been having.
Rertram Strevig is wearing smile.
Its girl.
We can hear the robins, bluebirds
and bIackbirds singing. III seems like
sDring is coming.
A. D. Baughman has received a car
load of shelled corn from the West,
via. W. J. Young & Co., Hanover, Pa.
4 number OF our folks saw a flock
Of wild geese flying northwest on Sun
day evening.
Wheat is bringing $1.16 at this
place.
been spending a few days with her
mother, Mrs. Lydia Markell
The Lineboro Canning Company has
erected a new smoke stack on their
boiler.
Mrs. J. l.. Hoffman and Mrs. NM. T..
Kopp spent Tuesday with Andrew
Miller and family.
Church services for Sunday, March
10. are as follows. Rev. II. :. Land
will preach at 10 a. m., and Rev. !. 4.
Law, of Philadelphia, will preach a
trial sermon for the purpose OF the
Lutherans selecting a pastor.
Leonard Berkheimer transacted
business in Baltimore On Wednesday
and Thursday.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-03-18
Annual Meeting OF the K. a. StrOut
Farm Agency.

That the coming Of spring and sum-
mer will witness an increase in the
movement from the cities back to the
farm and also marked growth i'm the
heavy tide of immigration from the
West to the East, already in progress,
was the concenSus Of opinion express
ed at the annual meeting and dinner
of the representatives. of the +. q.
Strout Farm Agency, in New York
City, February 25. More than SO rep
reSentative country real estate men
from all sections OF the Eastern States
were present at this years reunion Of
the Worlds largest Farm Agency
Without exception they brought with
them reports OF unusual activity in
the country real estate field at the
present time and of brighter promise
than ever for the immediate future.
All of these reports we're verified by
the managers Of the T.. "a. Strout Com
pany's offices i'm New York, Boston,
Philadelphia and Pittsburg. The
whole of the afternoon was taken up
by business meeting where plans for
carrying out the work of the coming
year were perfected. At the cOnclus-
ion of the meeting, the whole company
enjoyed an automobile tour through
Broadway and Fifth Avenue, return
ing to Healy's restaurant at 66th
street and Columbia avenue, where a
unique dinner was served in the
African Jungle room. One Of the
features OF the dinner was the pre-
sentatiOn to President StrOut on be-
half of agents of the company Of a
beautiful cut glass punch set. Mr..
Edward w. Case Of this city Is one or
the district managers.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-03-18
The "SykesviIIe Tigers" Sharpen Their
Claws.

The crack is to 20 years old base
ball team Of Sykesville had their first
practice game Of the season at Ath-
letic Park, Saturday last.
Barring sore muscles and stiff joints
on the day after, the lads are highly
pleased with their first workout Of the
season Each tried to knock the trade
mark off the leather sphere, a trait
which stays with them throughout the
season. ...
Lineup j. Wilson, Shipley and
Brown, p; Myerly, Neurath and New
man, LIST; Lindsay and Hoffman, End
j. Wilson and w. Wilson, 3rd; Forth
man and Hobbs, $. s.; Kessler, j.
Barnes, Buckingham and Linton, field ;
X. Barnes and Beck, c
Manager Harry IT. Brown il prepar-
ing a schedule for the coming season
He would like to hear from all teams
Of players whose ages range to 20
years. Finksburg, Oakland and West
minister High School teams preferred
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-03-18
FRIZELLBURG.

Miss Mary Cook, the trained nurse,
Who has been nursing Mrs. Jacob
Marker, will 90 back to Baltimore
next week. Miss Cook is a lady with
very sweet and amiable disposition,
and has won many friends while here,
Who will be sorry to see her leave.
Her place will be taken by nurse
from the Deaconess' Home.
The entertainment held here on
Saturday night was well attended, net
receipts $25. We thank the public for
their patronage. On the stage during
tne evening used In part OF the plays
We're two old relics over one hundred
years old. One was brOadcloth even
Ing coat, now belonging to Mrs. Burn
side Hively, it having been her great
great-uncles. The other was a spin
ming wheel now owned by Mrs. John
Haifey, it belonged to her grand
mother, then Miss Margarea Strange,
OF Ireland, who later married MIR.
John Davidson, of Belfast, Ireland,
and after several years come to this
country bringing the spinning wheel
across the water with them, which
later was given to Mrs. Davidson's
Youngest granddaughter, who prizes
# very highly
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-03-18
70 TAX COLLECTORS.

You were notified last January that
if all taxes in arrears were not paid up
by you by April first next, suit would
be brought upon your bond. You are
hereby warned that this is no idle
threat, but that suit will be brought
against all collectors and their bonds
men to the May Term Of Court IL The
arrears be not paid by April first, next.
BY order of the Board of County
Commissioners,
mar Ill st President.