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teties. 100000: Emmanuel movement.
100000. From Health Culture.
IL i any wonder that the American
Medical Association i trying to get
Congress TO establish : department Of
health, with IN NJ. d. N the Cabinet
50 the people can Be corraIed and
"yaccInated.' dosed With "anIitoxin.p
tested" with .tEberenlln," operated
upon for gall stones and mental in
efficiency and : few other Jobs which
will gxe the blood-poIaonlng brigade
something to Keep them busy ? The
cry now IL. The Great White
Plague I" Medical Science" ~ has
had full show On the people for 1000
years. II claims to know how to
cure disease. 1t claims to know the
cause Of tuberculosis What are
physicians doing to cure and prevent
II all over this country Our army
Of the Philippines was n absolute con-
troll o. medical officers and they had :
picked set OF young men 10 handle.
How did II happen that 1900 cases.
with ! $50 deaths from typhoid fever.
occurred on American soil How did
1t happen that that army had the high
est mortality from smallpox ever re-
ported n any army during 1s9s=1901 /?
How did II happen that 1881 Philip
pine soldiers we're sent into the
hospitals for diseases from vaccination
within two years
As long as medical science. ID il
stepped In foul superstition of the
past age Of ignorance and barbarlsm
1t vii continue TO spread white
plague. and black plague ana every
other Kind. When medical men will
teach people the value of pure blood
and tel them how to keep 1t 20. then
We VII cease branding many Of them
rs 'grafters" sImple--hnf not pure.
HARRY B. BRADFORD.
Kenslngton. Id, MAJ 3.
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HaIleyss Comet Flared Red = King
Edward Died, Say Zen on the
narmudIan.

Steamship Bermudian. May 9.-on
the nIghIof the death Of King Edward .
remarkable phenomenon was observed
at Bermuda and recorded by ! scien-
list who was watching Hailey's comet.
which first became. visible at noon at
about : o'clock In the morning. At
1890 o'clock the fort near Hamilton
began firing the salute Of 101 guns to
the ne. king 1t intervals of two min
ntes, md as the last gun was fred, at
a.b2 o'clock, the comets tall Jared
red.
The head also became a bal of RED
IRE, and the phenomenon continued
for i've minutes. Many negroes work.
Ing on the docks refused TO worE long
ef. and fell to their knees and prayed.
n their superstition they exclaimed
that The occurrence BODIED no GOOD for
the rein OF George '. Several large
parties are expected q Bermuda this
month . observe the comet.
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Charles Fl. Fowler, formerly Of this
city, has been re=appointed a guard al
the Maryland House OF Correction.
Henry G. Wilt, Of Taneytown. l. one
Of the Oldest subscribers to the Ad-
vocate, having his name added to the
list May ID. 1875.
Mrs. Margaret l. 8. Routzahn. OF
this city. has sold her store anI DWELL
Ing property In Graceham to G. W.
Firror, OF that place.
John FIater, pitcher on the Newark
base ball club, Of this city, is sick in
hospital in Newark with typhoid
fever. He Is improving.
Edward w. Case has sold the farm
he recently purchased from the Lock
ard heirs. Harvey Lockard, executor,
to Mr.. John e. B. Nelson.
The snydersburg Lodge No. 60, I.
O. NJ, will hold an ice cream and
strawberry festival on Thursday and
Saturday of next week, In the hall at
snydersburg.
committed suicide by shooting himself
this week. He was SO years Of age
and his parents resided In the vicinity
of Taneytown for many years.
The Womans Christian Temperance
Union will serve lunch IN the room
next to Dabylon.s green grocery en-
Wednesday. 18th, opening at eleven
a. m. Sandwiches. coffee. Ice cream
and cake will be served.
Michael Hahn has just completed a
great improvement to his tonsorial
parlors. He has added solid mirror,
that none IN the state has any better,
papered and painted, which makes a
most attractive appearance.
Justice James I. Leather. who has
served as q justice OF the peace for
urbana district, IN Frederick county,
for n number of years. qualified for
another term. and one Of the Oldest
magistrates IN Maryland. being So years
OF age.
nay Spencer, LEFT fielder on the new
Orleans baseball club, o. this city,
has been sold TO the Montgomery club,
In the same league. where he Is hold
In down the same patch On that team
The Montgomery team stands second
and the New Orleans fourth In the
standing OF clubs At present.
Francis Scott Key Smith, Esq. Of
the Washington, D. C.. Bar. viii de-
liver the address At Odd Fellows Hall,
Westminster. on Decoration Day. hay
Goth. Mr.. Smith Is secretary OF the
Key Memorial Association. Of Washing
ton. and Il = great=grandson Of the late
Author OF the Star spangled Banner"
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GHAPTHRso.

=#zHHtFf e 2
An ar 10 repeat md re-enact viii
amendments Section 60 md Section
g of Article 7 Of ne Code Of Public
Local Laws Of Maryland. tile Car
roll COUNTY subtitle Manchester. :
n amended by Chapter 80 OF The
AeIa OF the General Assembly d
Maryland II 1905
Section !. be Il enacted by tn
General Assembly q Maryland. Thzl
Section sc and Section 81 81 Article !
OF the Code Of Public Local Laws d
Maryland, tie Carroll County" sub
title Manchester IS amended b
Chapter 262 of the Acts OF tn General
Assembly Of Maryland Of 1908. be aud
the zane are hereby repealed and r.
enacted 10 read as follows
G.. The IImits d the I'D tom
OF Manchester shall embrace all IHe
land within the following meles aud
bounds. courses and distances. 10 wi !.
Beginning # a stone marked u. {.
l.. standing On the east side Of Nan
street. opposite from the Intersection
Of the ,Baehman's Valley road with
Main street. and running thence south
CO., degrees. west so feet: thence
south 23h degrees. east ESQ feet:
thence south 67M degrees. vest -
feet. thence south 70 degrees. east ess
feet. thence north TT degrees, eat
Us feet: thence north 20 degrees.
weEI=e17 feet. thence north 57A de-
greea. west - feet thence north -
degrees east "a feet: thence north 20
degrees. weaI 2li feet: thence north
% degrees. est iia7 saet: thence north
52A degrees. west ID feet: thence
south 50h degrees. vest CD feet:
thence north 35 degrees, vest III
feet: thence south 80 degrees. west
$50 feet; thence south 23A degrees.
east 81 feet 70 the beginning. as VII
appear BY reference u certificate and
plat InIly describing the bounds of fha
corporation fled with the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court Of Carroll county for
record
g.. The citizens OF aaId town
OF Manchester qualified to vote for
Maryland. ard shall have resided with
In tn limits 81 said own for period
OF not less than six months next pre-
cedlnE the election. shall elect by bal
lot. n the lIrsl Saturday o. April n
sacn md every year. 1t such place -
ahaII b designated b the Mayor ana
Council. between the hours Of one
o'eIoEE and : o'clock P. n. one per
scn = not les than twenty fiYa years d
age. nd who hak been a resident Of
said Town for At least twelve months
next preceding such elections, and
shall be the owner Of real estate Or
leaaehold property n said town, and
taxpayer il said to.n on n asseaz=
menI of Il least Ave hundred
dollars. as Mayor, and Ave persons Of
not less than twenty-five years Of az.
each Of whom. or his wife. shall =
owner Of rel estate or Ieaseh0Id
property in Hald town, and taxpayers
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HAPTmssI.

AN act - authorize and empower
the Mayor and Common Council Of
Westminster, a municipal corpoTaz
ton of the State Of Maryland. u
borrow twenty-five thousand dollars.
to be secured By bond issue. and
providing tax for the payment of
the Interest on sad bonds md their
redemption, and directing he mode
o. spending the money % borrowed.
Section :. Be i enacted by to
General Assembly Of Maryland, Tit
the Mayor md Common Council d
Westminster. municipal corporation
of the State Of Maryland, b and 4 I.
hereby uthorized md empowered %
borrow q sum Of money, mo- exceeding
In the whole the sum of twenty-five
thousand dollars, 70 be evidenced D
bonds bearing interest payable senIs
annually sad loan and every part
Thereof nd he interest thereon benz
exempt from Ill county and municipal
taxation In Carroll county whether
laid directly or indirectly IN ne
hands Of corporation or individual
holder thereof.
Sec. 2. and be i further enacted.
That tie Mayor and comman Council
OF Westminster Is hereby authorized
and directed to have bonds prepared
In good and SUFFICIENT form not exceed
ing the aggregate amount d twenty
five thousand dollars. bearing date Ina
first dayof July, 1910. IN the sum OF fIsa
hundred dollars $500; each OF sad
bonds shall BE numbered consscntiyaly
from one to fifty. inclusive, ahdIe signed
by the Mayor and eounterzIgned b
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Mn The, Build Low Graae Linz

And nov comes The neEH that he
Western Maryland Railroad, after
tearing down a lot OF property N
Hagerstown 10 make room for nas
depot building, has boarded up the en-
tiresre and vii waItawhlle before con
sirnetinE the same. Rumor h i
that the IoR-grade short line from
thIE place down through MIddletozn
and on To Westminster where IL tapa
the main line OF the road. is 10 Be
built. which will consume IL the tine
of the officials until II IL under con-
tract, and they vii have 10 time 10
LOOK after building depoIa. as the
building Of this loY-grade road L Of
vastly more importance and must BE
built II tney ever expect 70 compete
with other roads In delivering coal 10
tldesater II Baltimore. The nv
depot ut HagerstoHn viii. 10 doubt.
be built. but not Just ut present
WIllIamsport Leader.
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In aaId town On IN assessment OF n
least fiye hundred dollars and
residents Of aid town for not les
than twelve months next preceding
such elections. rs Coaneilmea: and N
case Of a tie vote II my election. the
Mayor shall i've ten days notice OF :
new election 10 decide the choice be
tween the parties having q tie vote.
Bee. ? An1 be II enacted. That thu
Act zhall taka effect from the date Of
It's passage.
Approved April 8. 40.
AUSTIN :. CH0THERs.
Governor.
ARTHUR ?. G0nHAN. III,
President If the Senate.
ADAM PEOPLES.
Speaker OF lEs HouA= Of Delegates
Once Of the Secretary of the Senate !.
Hereby Certify. rat the aforego-
ing i true copy OF - Act Of the Gen
eral Assembly Of Maryland. passed n
the January Session. 1910.
MAX WAYS,
Secretary of the Senate.
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Asurprla PART.
Forthe Advocate.

f0T the Au40cAte.
: surprise party was given N
honor of Mrs. ]. 4. Gosnell. this eoun-
ty. April %. by her daughter OF bal
timore. ! large crowd w. present.
Refreshments were served II the DIN
ing room. which was beautifully
decorated With cut flowers and palms.
Mrs. Gosnell was the recipient Of
many handsome presents.
Those present were Mr.. and Mr.. J.
A. Gosnell. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. GetlIer,
OF Baltimore; Mr.. and hrs. ]. 3.
HlIker, Mr.. and Mr.. ]. W Harris. Mr
and Mrs. Geo. w. kater, Mr.. and Mra.
H. Toomy. all OF Baltimore. Misses
Jennie. Mary ana Rose Brothers. ala
Gosnell, TneYa GeIlIer, Adelaide Get
tier. Ruth HIlker. Mary Harris, Marga-
ret ToomY. Thomas Brothers. Jas. T.
Gosnell Geo. Harris. Thomas Gosnell
Murlei GeIIIer, JaeE Brothers. James
kaIer and John HIlEer.
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(HAPTER6i.

AN act 20 require the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company 70 place :
haEman 1t the crossing II Hoods
Mil station IN Carroll county.
Section l. Be II enacted b. the Cen
eral Assembly of Maryland. That the
Baltimore an Ohio Railroad Company
be. IN Il Is hereby directed and re-
qnlfed 10 Place ilagman Il Hoods
MILL station. n Carroll County. where
the County road OF said County road
crosses the tracks 81 said Railroad
Company at aid place: said fiagman
to Be on duty between the hours OF 81
O'Clock A. n. md nine o'clock p. ~.
10 warn persons using said crossing
OF the approach OF trains upon said
railroad.
Sec. :. And be It enacted. That the
said baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
panY shall Be- liable to paya fine Of
twenty-five dollars reach and every
dayil ahali fl TO comply with the pro
visions of the preceding section; said
fine - be reserved In the name OF the
State Of Maryland To the ne of the
County Commissioners Of Carroll
County In The Circuit Court Of said
county or before : Justice Of the
Peace thereof: when the amount O
said Inc doe not exceed the IurisdIe-
ton Of the Justice Of the Peace and
when collected to b paid INTO the
road fund Of said county and In am
such proceedings, service upon q tick
81 AGENT OF said company shall Be
sufficient service upon said railroad
company.
Bee. 3. And be It enacted, That thu
Act shall teke effect ten days after tha
date d It's passage.
Approved APRIL 1, 1910.
NJ AUSTIN L CR0THERS.
~. go Governor.
~ ADAM nnEpIEs
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MestmInsterrres LIIlrarr.

The annual meeting OF tn WestmIn.
ster Free Library Association was held
last Friday night and tn following
officers reelected /. Rev. =. l.. Sea
brook. President; nr. ]. :. 5hreeYe
secretary. treasurer, Frank y
MaIher, librarian: Hev. 5. ;. Sla.Ie
Denton Gehr, Mrs. Laura SeIlman
Mis- Mary B. SheIImnn and other on
GERS, executive committee. Mr.. Dem
ton Gehr vas appointed assistant
librarian.
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ARTHUR ?. GonMAN. n.
=. President Of the Senate.

once Of the Chief CLERK OF the House !:
| Hereby Certify. That the aforego-
Ing i true copy Of an act OF the
General Assembly OF Maryland. passed
1T the January Session. 1910.
!. J. 4IsIM0NEY,
Chief CLERK Of the House.
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Grace Lutheran Church.

Sunday school and adult Bible class
"a. m. Sermon theme 1870 a. m. On
What Shall Man Live q 7.45 p. n,
evening service. :. P. s. G. d. I
d. n.
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E. 0. DIFFENDAL, Manager.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-17
A LITTLE POLITICAL HISTORY,

The advocates Of the Assembly plan have had their day and
that question settled SO far as the party managers are
concerned and there may be no fatal after effect
But as matter of political history The Capital Journal
and its editor have been on record for party organization
and for party platform and still hope for that
Party harmony and party organization in state and national
affairs are necessary In the carrying on government by the
people and the maintenance of good government.
For several years this paper has tried to impress on Re-
cepng the laws enacted by the people for party guidance
Following letter was sent out to members of the state
central committee, to county chamen and party leaders
and few at the time agreed with US, More will agree with
us now;
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-17
THE LICENSED CHAUFFEUR.

Dr. Timms Of Portland was killed and her chauffeur pain
fully Injured by collision with a Streetcar Friday night
Her auto was being driven at high rate Of speed--stated
to be seventy miles an hou and she was thrown sixty feet
AT Eugene Friday evening W, W, Brown Of the Eugene
Loan & Savings bank struck Miss Robinson with his car
She was rendered unconscious and at late hour had not
yet recovered and the accident may prove fatality.
Banker Brown was driving his car and probably was an
ordinarily careful driver and may not have been to bame
But all these painful accidents point to another step OF
progress required in the evolution Of the power car
That is the employment Of the licensed chauffeur driver
passed some kind Of test as to his ability to handle car
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-17
DOESN'T
CURE BAD COLDS

You will distinctly feel your coll
breaking and all the Grippe symp-
toms leaving after taking the very
first dose.
1t is a positive fact that Pape's
Cold Compound. taken every two
hours, until three consecutive doses
are taken, viii end the Grippe and
break up the most severe cold,
either in the head, chest, back,
stomach or limbs.
1t promptly relieves the most mis-
cradle neuralgia pains, headaches.
dullness, head and nose stuffed up
feverlshness, sneezlng, sore throat.
running of the nose, mucous ca
tarrhal discharges, soreness, stiff
ness and rheumatic twinges.
Pape's Cold Compound is the re-
suit of three years research at n
cost of more than $4,000 and con-
tains no quinine, which we have
conclusively demonstrated Is not ef-
fective in the treatment of colds or
grippe.
Take this harmless compound az
directed. with the knowledge that
there no other medicine, made any
where else in the world, which will
cure your cold or end grippe misery
as promptly and, without any other
assistance or bad after-effects as a
rs cent package of Pape's Cold Com
pound, which any druggist In the
world can supply.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-17
ARIZONA
TO Be. HERE.
TONIGHT
ONE OF THE GREATEST OF ALL
AMERICAN PLAYS DEALING
WITH FRONTIER LIFE-FULL
OF COLOR, LIFE AND MOVE
MENT.

Augustus Thomas great American
play, Arizona" which will appear
at the Grand opera house tonight, Is
primarily the best play that author
has written, and is infinitely better
than the other neighborhood dramas
OF ALBANIA" and I'm Missouri" The
main posture of circ instances Is far
from new--the assumption Of repute
for guilt by a man in order to save
the name of woman who has been
tempted, and was on the brink of the
preclpice of disgrace and ostracism.
Affected by this posture are the re-
latlons OF woman and her proud,
hard-hearted husband, the love af-
fair OF the self-saeriheing man and
his fiance, the sister OF the tempted
woman; the attitude towards the
morally justified husband Of the
wife's honest, frank, but blinded pa
rents; the personal, social and mill
tary reputation of the man who as
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-17
FURNITURE FACTORY FOR SALEM.

Purchase Of the box factory site Fourteenth street for
furniture factory at Salem is the most important event OF the
year,
Fhe manufacture Of furniture at SaIem where the raw ma
tea close at hand is bound to be profitable industry
The firm proposes to employ sixty men and have payroll
Salem is the center of rich field for dSibutoni as has
been proven by the Of every wholesale or manfac-
turing enterprise.
This great furniture market Of the west is being supplied
mostly BY the products of eastern labor and capital
The Salem factory to be In the hands Of progressive
men who will install the most improved machinery.
This company will erect plant that will be source OF
pride to our cty-a model wood working establishment,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-17

sumed the guilt, and the vengeance
sought on the tempter by the lover
of girl whom the former had ruined
before turning his attention to, his
wife.
To all of this there is POLITICALLY
Just denoument, for husband and
wife are reunited in the discovery of
her love for him; the lovers mutual
happiness in the explanation that
clears the youth of all guilt and dis
honor in the eyes OF his sweetheart,
her parents, his comrades and the
world; and the tempter is killed by
the lover of his victim, the instru-
ment of revenge obtaining immunity
from punishment through the opera
tions of the unwritten statutes that
are termed Arizona" justice. Mr..
Thomas has handled those attendant
circumstances with great deal of
technical skill, and has been success
full in imparting to his play quality
OF atmosphere that is intrinsic, and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-17
SALEM CITY POLITICS
RAPIDLY BECOMING
VERY INTERESTING

are concerned. have been aided by
q progressive council and a willing
public sentiment, and am grateful for
having been given an opportunity to
share in the work of an aroused civic
spirit in Salem.
81 suggest that citizens generally.
regardless Of party affiliation, join in
a demand upon some worthy citizen
to become candidate for the posi-
tion. Let no politics whatever enter
into the election, but demand the SER
vice as an obligation of citizenship.
The public has a just claim upon ev-
cry mans time, and no good citizen
should shirk the responsibility"
Who May BE Candidates.
The Capital Journal has received
some expression from the people, but
not enough to make any announce
ment of candidates. A number of
men are being considered on both
sides. Among Republicans mentioned
are DR.. w. A. Cusick, A. N. Gilbert,
Louis Lachmund, ]. l.. Stockton and
Lot L. Pearce. Among Democrats
are George s. Downing. Gus Hucken-
steih, Grant Corby, John Bayne and
others. For city recorder the name
OF Charles Elgin has been mentioned.
For city treasurE the present incum-
bent will probably have no opposition.
For city marshal there will be a
square contest between Ira Hamilton,
the present constable. and Walter w.
Johnson, the well-known deputy sher-
in, and at present guard at the
state prison.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-17
MAYOR RODGERS DECLINES TO
AGAIN BE A CANDIDATE
NAMES OF PROMINENT GEN
TLEMEN ARE MENTIONED.

Who shall be the mayor Of Salem
for the next two years? That is the
live question before the people of the
Capital City. Mayor Rodgers declines
to allow the use of his name, accord
ing to an Official announcement in the
Sunday Statesman. IL is believed by
many that Mayor Rodgers prefers to
retire for time, and then come to the
front two years hence for the office of
United States senator. or some state
office, for which he is eminently quail
fled, and would get statewide sup
port.
Mayor Rodgers Declines.
Following official declaration is in
the Sunday morning Statesman, and
may be considered as final on the sub
ject of his candidacy for mayor:
When approached on the subject
yesterday afternoon Mayor Rodgers
had the following to say:
II cannot consider permitting my
name to be used as candidate to
succeed myself. My private affairs
lay claim to too large share of my
time, / have served four years as
mayor of Salem and have endeavored,
with what ability ] possess, to help
make 1t an orderly. cieanly and pro-
gressive city, so far as its civic affairs