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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-21
SITS up AND WRITES.
Mark Twain Says He Feels Much Bet
ter Today.

Redding, Conn.,. April 21.-Samuel
L. Clemens mark Twain) passed one
of the most comfortable nights last
night that he has had since his illness
began and it was stated at Stormfield
that he awoke after a refreshing sleep,
feeling much better and brighter, al
though still very weak.
Mr., clemens said himself that he
felt much better and called for his
pen and pad of paper. Half sitting
and half reclining in bed, he spent a
short time in writing.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-21

a half a pound, keeps out of the mar
kets of this country a great supply Of
cattle from the Argentine republic,
Canada and Mexico. Remove the tariff
and the Chicago packers will be com
PEELED to compete with the world.
81 am a protectionist, but 1 believe
in protection only when it is used to
protect our labor and industry-not
when it is used as a club to beat and
Cypress the people of the country
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-21
TO A WATERY GRAVE.
Three Sailors Were Preparing for an
Approaching SquaH.

St. John. n. B., April 21.-Sent out
on a wildly swaying jibboon to furl
the flying jib in preparation for an
approaching squall, three members of
he crew of the British schooner Arth-
II NJ Gibson were sent into the sea
o watery grave when. the squall
early overwhelmed the schooner, car
wing away the jib boom and both fore
and mainmasts. The schooner has
lust reached this port.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-21
FEAR CENSUS TAKERS.
italian and Polish Residents of Chi
cago Refuse to Talk.

Chicago. April 21.-Fear of depor-
alton among Italian and Polish resi-
Tents constitutes the greatest obstacle
net by the census enumeratorS. In
certain sections of Chicago neither
,ajolery nor threats have been of any
avail, and in three or four districts the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-21
MOTHERS FRIEND
A LINIMENT For EXTERNAL USE.

Cheerun and bright disposition
are among the greatest blessings mother bew the little Life
devopnnenf OF the health and child
inimen
the
glands gradual in
and
for Giant Mothers = - - -
THE BRADF1E1D co. ATLANTA. GA.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-21
about suit every woman's taste.

words there is a skirt in the ass
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-21

cluster plated effects and Tunic styles,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-15
HEATH PREVENTS WRECK

Train wreckers, who would have
sent at least two men TO their death
and destroyed property worth thou
eauds OF dollars. were foiled short
u after o'clock this morning be
cause Of the presence OF mind Of
ANah Emerson Heath, the geld star
cop Of Fremont
The eulprits evidently planned
their deed carefully. bu, ald not
know that Heath Invariably makes
II a point 10 examine all switches
at Fremont station during his night.
~ rounds.
Early this morning Heath found
the switch light wueuched from the
switch post and hidden behind a
sand box. RE hastily examined the
switch only 90 find Il reversed and
locked. Realizing that Northern IA.
cifc freight train No 6Sl, north
bound. was 10 minutes overdue,
Death dashed south along the
tracks.
HE had hardly covered 100 yards
when he heard Engineer ] G. For
nor sound blast for Fremont cross
Ing
Heath held the red light high 50
that the headlight would catch It's
CLEAN The train came 10 an alb
rupt stop
patrolman Hass0lhad. Heath
working partner. and Conductor Z
l. Francis made an Investigation
and found the switch SO set that
had Heath gave No warning the en-
gine and at least q portion Of long
string OF freight ears would have
plunged into Lake Union from q
trestle ON which siding Is laid.
The fact that the reversed switch
was locked leads the police 70 be
neve that The wouldbe train wreck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-15
I.2. JOHN lNALhP

All pF}tfa diseases Eenitsl uFH4r3' M y,
tai Piles cured without nxins An,.s w
Peoples Bank Bidr. Second aa3 fise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-15

ftth ACRES. NEAR sNouOMIsH;
FINEST KIND or SOIL. BROOK
RUNS THROUGH PROPERTY
SHACK AND ALL KINDS or
wOOnsMAS's TOOLS 10 MIN.
tiTES FROM DEPOT. on
COUNTY ROAD. This h. the big.
geat snap ever Price $500. With
$40 cash. balance s. per month
Look this up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-15
ANOTHER 10 ACRES

ANOTHER 10 ACRES.
NOT FAR FROM THE ABOVE
ALL FINE SOIL just slaAhed
and burnt over. running creek
through place. all level land vol
canic ash. And Just think $50
cash. and balance ~ 1915 TO suit
you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-15
spEciAL NOTICES.

s7l7aN7a@7N97NHe9N7l7NH "l7I7el.FsysFvta
DENNY WAY uFHnlNIEtttNN Irul
Fine uph9latetine, furniture gnpalftha.
also furniture paakinA and beat #efh q
speciality All WofH guaranteed. t.
fhuue q $40 tHE Denny WAY
From guo ta Doe real estate monthly
payment contracts bearing andes pei
cent Ht reasonable discount com fHt' q
small nr large. amounting 10 ai0. auH.
rhans uauara iast f
This Hh la HuUN Sea ems bis. luifYt fnast
beef sandwich basement uf Gffrnthi
Poet Hoem ttis THIRD Az Hand lie to
The man today
EahelWHH s Wilson. carpenters aud
senefal iNbtrfH Weather affluuluH AHa
slst
vi II kuiies clRaF factory las -.
moved 81 Doe fhlfd an
...
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-15

trs had a switch key.
Two suspects are under gurvelt
lance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-15
HuLp wANrup-FgMALe

WANT Ed Several young women with or
wtthuut experience. a. tsianhann apsrs
eteFs Apply ttap nth av o. tlgt
fhlfa av The Pacific Telephone 4
Telegraph Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-15

WATERFRONT: GRAn A l.
SLOPE TO BEACH. ALL Al
DER LAND. ABOUT 500 FEET
or BEACH; near pouisho. and q
big snap al $3.50. cash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-15

& HANLEV
ssi5A PIKE ST.

SUCH SNAPS - LOOKti L0OKft
10 ACRES
1 y STORY. T-R00M HOUSE.
nARN SHEDS on ALL KINDS I.
SOIL IS ALL GOOD. ALL FENC.
ED. NORTH or CITY. ON TWO
COUNTY ROADS. IA MILES
FROM EVERETT fNTERuRHl
An. IA MILES FROM SOUND
This is only partly cleared. bat
lots 81 clover. all ready to step IN.
Price only So. SOC. and Il n worth
$1,000. o. 600 cash. balance your
own terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-15

Fs<'yNsNs1s<eSs~Ss( see~sSNNN~~NN1x.
LA III 40 WORKING pE1fst 4 ~
oW HEAL kafATE. FuHRIfgEE .,
Ahgh. LIVE STOCK or k4Y r,.ffLs
SECURITY EASY pAYNFgF sgDyg
tgHEAE fgsHIbLE RATEA MI M
OSCAR p JENsEw a co I'VE
as hgfthern Bank bldR. ~ "a ~.
Loans q fufnitufa. hofses .se -
laih hoaeh room 1iT hsw York Biss ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-15
The SEATTLE STAR

10 NAH SUnst ntnEHs The dAts
when NouF subscription expires u Ga ths
address label - each paHHf Mhan that
date arrives 10 your subscription has hat
sHatn teen paid rs advance your nAma
IL taken fRam ths Has change % date
on the address label 10 receipt
liz mMif tatrtetlf in advanced, 20 raHfs
\ meuth Zoe ere eF twn mwhihs. e. osnts
mpntb Tor three months ~ more
EntsrvA Al the seattle peataff4ea ss
snrnud class matter
ore esut Per Wapy. six ceafs PER Mssk
or fweHtY five cents Per WNhfH hstiFt
cred ~ mail 81 carrier ~ ffss sapiaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-15
ron prNr M,scrLLAnuoua.

z@~ss@eeesNeese~esN eeessNRfsees~se~eee
nor Hent Dandy ftWre. fine iQrHtlon
fuf barber o. any NHhf business La#eEi
rent nu rlke 81 can he had uu HE a0}h
hrplY Mfs isrnes 1908 NiHth az
fur Lease noum ufhHd raeino
dock, nfuuud floor 0u Hallway nV
lEhktNH LAND CO
'iiii Thlfd ~ Main gee
All kinds 81 atoro nsturon. counters.
enc tlaf,. etc. made az Va nell e. Ihone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-15
cITY am eeTATg-teontal.


This De- that l4fEEtFfTY
iUt bafRafu 500 have been
hunting a fuIi size
ttnKtGe 10 htifyI iot. east
front. street improvements
nti in aud paid Ter except
paving a beautiful bone
building site. surrounded
~ good homes. ard fAnnat
be duplicated Tor anything
lika ihe price ~ 1850 Ad-
dress D . boz tgs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-15
FURNISHED HOUSES
FLATS

= ~ 70 90. q n Z <, &
fe8 Hitth ae & a -
Fef faat cheap. nea. madsra. fifssfuom
NNt 3aT urahann - 0ratKefWwn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-15

Classified uaag ads, ste. ons esnt per
~erd. ntnimasa charge Ter aHY "a. ne
esuts Tsleehene 20 10 and ~s sill seaa
seiisetef foF payment mAia saee. LAD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-15

FUW EXCHANGE
We have tQ aefes sn the fafnous cewtehes
waller, Il asFss amaef cultivation $40
frnrea. al Wraar ths Tttiou raual. ard
haNiuE aatsf na@ VIII trade Tor sH
attis Improved property we ere fha
p@nnfs sna the price Z see Fsf acre
MHNa#uN %Ei#N&.
10 pHlean Mig
HERE lis a GOOD BUY
ne acres lees Seattle Tacoma Short Line
Ftsht ~ aag also rjusa 90 naw stsn}e
boulevard. go 3aws3 eatfA gen9 seii4
~ ss as. ia aces az sa'' f s1s
q lsss terms taee cash. tAlnnos 90
closer ia. shiloh ss nsn seH foF ahoui
H1Ha pFf acre fraa thHu Anything tn
that siFimlfF. iles fue iH good sa3}.
@na e fisAf 60 iins ~ Developments
a5uta7 gAiriY ijt6 1iaaa niar
SOMETHING GOOD
uwHef sHgs aeu. aseas meaeF Etahs
fsme level 3Hfs fire location. rear car
~ s8rs and ese thia. - % 10 a seed
th,nF Fhanh q ~ E'shs lote see
HAVEN SCHROEDER REALTY
COMPANY.
ass Areans Aunee
A INV kLoSDfkE OREGON.
We car locate raa en zee arrgs fns
farming lard GA RES rallFpsa Nos
FNnulMK trains Go thtA land Have np80s
wifh timber on mtfMW9f 9Ftce fAfH
taF zee arfea MaEa hess4e flgnhes
c3Aiass ans hefnesteaas tn tos ReanA
FORREST LAND CO, LoCAToRs.
tQa 8nd q Hnem tar
TACOMA.
PER a COED Investment buF Is Tacoma.
We h@Ne sWu8s HmfB HuH8 huge Ia tuts
sHa acreage t6s Arraae Ahnsx
wtNE AcRrH wEhu WATER rHoNT
y M r. 4 = ~. : Sec g.
JANIS * SMILEY.
Cor W ftth Ane lksh Az e "
Five aafrs. Kana san. ueaf seattle for
f8An $50 aamH, rs mnathiFs HsfbFft
rpper. 1at i@atg bios
HoMEsTEADs.
s~~~~s~so~~S~~~~~s~~~~~- ~~s~~s~~s~~~~eN4~S~4~
We can iorats yuu ca an exceptionally
seed homestead or desert claim 81 ere
ef the hest fr9t sections 81 Eastern
WashiHEtuH. Thln 10 su unsurpassed
erpnffuntfg Ter making haame ans
becoming independent IN the beet or
eh@fd hHd Intensified farming district
~ TIE &Hrth wsst. Cal 60 HgN orchard
We've ard set particulars
THE FEMk&Na LAND COMPANY.
4tf3 THIRD AF MAIN sec
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-15
FARMS AND hcaEhoH-tcon,a)
On MlIl.ION DOI.LARl


ONE MILLION DOLLARS
10 be Hrant b. Auhutn IN railroad ter
fninaiH aud HhapH. means bWHg httie
cry Win a large Pay roll. hhd aisp
means that ifs a good place 90 boy land
stii hafa d few eholen five acre tfasta.
eiuFF 90 town fieE level land easily
cleared n taken within the neat few
$500 per aefe. bat feaa Tor the whole
five acres. and on such easy terms
that you could hardly mias the money
Gene % ne oifies and see plat ani
Rdnnitr hALrnY. 1919 Aiaska nidg
WHY NOT START A CHICKEN
RANCH IN KIRKLAND PRICE
$500, TERMS $50 CASH. $3.50
MONTHLY.
a flus risw ~ mountains city. etc
ttieh saii. iusf suited fof raising RsEe
tables. ffuii. chickens ctose -
sthoais churches stores. efe. uthef
ranches iu thls vicinity eeiiiag fof deu-
his THE price Take Madison ear and
hlrhiHua feffF. fare 2ts fHHts ~ rntus
tgelafian iickst 81 Anderson bani, %
HuRKE G FARRAR, INC,
o. nan sos o. eos SEES Yorh block
DON'T FAIL TO SEE
oar Hes FfvE.AcRE TRACTS out near
Autarn. where the Bis railroad shops
are EnlnN tn Auburn wlii auphta and
treble tn population Land r}ase in
wiii soluble and treble ln price MONT
NOW Dc The fifns O. tHY Eaf the
MeAt fsW days ar can deliver choice
ffFasHrFs iFaHfh close o. A#nMFn. fAEhs
level land. tbff easily cleared Tor $500
peF tract tefsas tleo each. balance
easy payments
nonEHr NAtrnT 1859 Alaska nldr
FOR a FINE POULTRY RANCH
We have fiNesarFs tract an cleared
and level. near ear. fer $3.50. On easy
fHfNs
HAVEN SCHROEDER REALTY
COMPANY,
.--a. a -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-15

= - sNrsSNesNN-~,Sesr<~
akd aud Charles H. Na xstf
gnH paf horses, weight 68s f....
Snd whRpu pHe Guernsey foNs 49, ~
thff* Hftks. one rev single harsfes - i.
llsht MAfnh one fiys-reofa heass. sa,ss.
tneaNfhs l"t k2 AKlts. 70 trade m - z
tsn-afFe tract East 1fff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-15

HELP WAATED-MALE.
1871 kNlaA tf6lfk fef,fslSs '''''-'''<
We have tast opened uvw hrabeh Of
eur nafbef Anhnoi as fse ThiFd az.
Third ay ard Columbia o. shave. trs
hair eut nee. Clean itnsns, suod ssfs
vice Merk fvevi charge IL taF mas
tsriata only
AATto&AL BARBER coILEaE.
Two Hfhmnta
100 Thtfd Az Is Washington a.
We teach the barber trade complete
course as 90 Wages paid whun
learning
600 men wanted 10 eat hat faasi href
sands ifhea basement uRtNATAL
root Room, atta Third as. hat@sen
fslkr anA ru4an
Mvu. sell take your fat contracts OF
Yupf hAnds anywhere SgA Hutlisah
hiafk
stems tss biReN faineaats atgEe Tra,
Gle, Room gef Traders BLDG setM
RATED
Hseana hard clafhias beuHht ass sold
iait Flss - AaiH ftssl ind q sef9
CAAW POM fAuuW eo. 81 sfsl.
EtaHE sMEFAFlMz AsN FH8AHAaHtHa fHaWa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-15
noARn Asn Room

~@~wFs@-~s~eseeA~~~~es ~~~~ne@~~@~r~~s~~~Ts
rlnhinau. Ahk tiresawast MaaispH ~
1smHa rsrs. bpsaxil#s p5aest 2e Husaia
.NH4x
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-15
FuRNlsAEp ApARTMENTa.

- FhA#HWHN - ~ ~ FftAaNN
s~s~s~s~e~~s@~~~~-~~>~~s>s~ s~e~~~e>e~~-~~-~gs~
aHAsn VIEW ApAHTMENFH 4sa
Eastlshs. strictly nsaasfn esmpistttY
eafntshe& o. a a.Fnafu puttea. sp@t8Ai
safn ssar fAtes. SAL2ln9 DISEASES & 4t.
tm6 t4Ft
nstti as8r Farmt@hsa Anaftrasnts, ttas
W2ht ana gas et& ANA fga lFs Waller
Fhont QwseH Anns tHeA
uAFuRNtsHEp ROOMS.
sss~ssesNS@ese~~NT~s~ss efees~~~-@@FN~snNFss
ufsnn Lake. three heas@k reNlaK saossse
sfF fifs ga0fm msNssF@ eaft49s. eehNa&
ehWreNes aTHFsH two raf ifhws n8ase
tas NHrth ssRE
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
-s~Na~4~~~~~s~@~seaea~sese
S}nE1a hoaseArrgthN foasas AfNHfs ans
.AmENfT faghssNaH. t8ss per meHA afsa
fAn front feEasN nnd ha@sF Aee HfMN eHt&ta.
" % seH HsetHth a.
Thasa mnaefu fasa&4h#a tasaseA - niua
fmana 3ts ssgh A. MagIa 9at Cali
sVsutnss
Nrw. thfss lsFxa raotms Bot asa caia
water pne e4ps& 10 car. tiR mpptb. tsta
Tme nieeir fatnashef kHuprass SIS q
rpasaa ~ith uHn 81 paflaF. rsassuAhga
Fhans Fast ttfr
Nice. eisan haussNeepgax ASA sisRle
rooms. yssseuabts pgfee zt2s8tt
HlAneNnfa 81
stnkie Aha snitss wa8ainH aissAnes
sast bath. hsht. q 50 80 ssss siAth az
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1910-07-19
Prominent IN
MINING CIRCLES

Il Erlal. j. - S--a ana
la9l ~. S, Hgol 4zr.T=- aP % s
J-G gE s4IA
& Hartman IS -l- chairman E
-ze l-lE Congress. Fz-a 1--. sl=es
ana has lea le regrss=--
ll Alaska as The 1l-z Congress tgr
soma Fs easE
ms parry H- so 10 Ez-=s o. --
Seattle and =g4 -=rs a 50 On
Egre-gls AMI RAINY Eo-ua
Nzssrs. Hlr-=az and s- a-a
llze 5lE z1a purpose u -1---s AL
insight ll-l -l5 u--E -oz---ezs --
Alaska 4ll -As meets g- -z= l--.
IA miner as wen IS ze ecsgoz-Ca.
al4 axe sol5ells laa to PUG -s-lz.
ls Aaas Congress A. It's leE szs
zal
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1910-07-19
Rlg8B hen 1la8 BaL

An enuE was made IN -e g-asr
yesterday R speaking Ct -1e acc--sel
a. the spur Il VAS slated chat Char
Us Er1lEsay E-s 2u -2e ezs,ae as
che 1zs, when Il s10lll have re4-
Robert gUstar.
Advises avn Hhlleaorse state -1a-
boll Ar Buster azl Ar. Williams are
1o.ls wel ana lla- no seE.ous l.u-y
vas sustained ey a-ler OF -le men,
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1910-07-19
Ruc< DE-HsEsT r7CNE 20

5agslE1. 1Cal and Foce delivered
-gon shortest lCGcs -zg and 1LSa-
q FRED N1rzZAL
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1910-07-19
SPECIAL sa-E on -lG- CLASS
MILLINERY.

Seq Ha.rg Monday --g fitar va
s. --t en- sale an OF 5lr hats az
Cost Prizes
GRANT a WRfGHT.
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1910-07-19
SETTLE gsTs

TIE Cty ok Seattle ARRIVED a 115-
az g a. E lotay, aud s-l s-al aesa
-aa arrival eg -as Grain Eul Nl-le
hC@a
Tbs Ssas-is kaI 5L passengers Cor
chs plE- ana 81 rOuld -i2 pa5aelsgFs
Sha lsousnt so lQas ut ntlsb-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-04-08

Airy, has been visiting, her daughter,
Mrs. ThOs. Harrison.
Miss Mary. Murphyswas the guest OF
Miss Amy Fleming the past week
Mrs. Basil CLANCY, who has. been
very sick, is much improved at this
writing.
Mrs Ella Penn has been visiting
Mrs. Geo. Welsh, OF Grimtown.
Miss Esther Gartrell and Miss
Sophie Grim have been visiting I'm
Sykesville.
Miss Daisy Pickett spent Sunday
with Mrs. Tennyson Pickett, on Day
avenue.
Misses Mary Gosnell, Esther Gar
trell and Sophie Grimm paid short
visit to Mr.. and Mrs Boyd Gosnell on
Sunday evening.
Mahlon Grimm spent Sunday even
ing with Miss Florence Brandenburg.
MI. and Mrs Calvin Jenkins visited
relatives at Eldersburg and Sykesv1lle
on Sunday past.
Mrs. Harry Owings spent Tuesday
evening with Mrs. A. III. Gosnell, OF
Ever Green Heights.
Mrs. Jennie Duval1 il on the sick
list.
Measles are still the rage.
Tyson Gosnen was the guest OF Miss
Mary Gosnell Sunday past
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-04-08
mental City, visiting relatives and

mental City, visiting relatives and
friends.
The trees are budding, the grass il
growing and the blossoms are out,
which gives a general appearance
Of spring.
Many new autos have made their
appearance in this part OF the county.
They are quite attractive, and cause
this part of Carroll to shine.
Miss Naomi DeSy1v1a Chew contem-
plates a trip to Baltimore soon.
Several of the students of Western
Maryland College, who spent Easter
at their homes, just returned this
week.
Dr. Elderdice, president OF the Semi
nary, Westminster, delivered the open
ing sermon at the Methodist Protes-
tant Conference, which convened In
Baltimore Tuesday of last week. Sun
day BASEBALL was condemned by the
members and bishop OF the Baltimore
annual conference of the NJ. E.
Church. The writer of these lines i
glad to know that this was done, as
every christian should be, for to see
a crowd of young men and boys strag-
Cling across a field to ball game
with bat and ball on Sunday is quite
disgraceful spectacle. Parents en-
courage your boys to go to Sabbath
school, it will pay better.
T received the report that the par
sonage is well under way, which is
being erected on the Morgan circuit
Of the MI. z. Church, this county.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-04-08
BACHMAN'S VALLEY.

The buds, flowers, grass, ETC., are
coming very nicely, and we are hav-
ing fine spring. liz il not known for
many years that the weather has been
so fine
Harry Lippy and family moved last
Thursday from this place to Frederick
county, Md. They left in the morning
about z o'clock and arrived to his
place at o'clock il tile evening with
his teams. His cattle started On
Wednesday and only went half Of the
way the first day. He had a long dis
lance TO travel, about twenty-eight
miles. We hope MIR. Lippy and family
will enjoy their new home, and ex-
pect them all to come down to see ".
The Union Sunday school at Jer-
usalem Church was reorganized last
Sunday with the following officers !:
President, Ezra Frock; Lutheran
superintendent, Geo. Panebaker: Re
formed superintendent, Noah Sullivan; ;
secretary. Lutheran, w. J. w. Swenk; ;
Reformed secretary, Chester Sulli-
van, treasurer, Denton :. Warehime.
Sunday school next Sunday at 1
o'clock.
Several persons ask me IL certain
person has an extra trade as phys
ician, and if he can help his sick. All
persons who wish to know are to ask
our new doctor, ana if he is sick he
may receive free treatment. DO not
forget to call him specialist.
Farmers are busy blowing.
Ice cream can be received ait wv. IT..
Zepp's store on Saturdays.
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NORTHERN CARROLL.

No doubt the refreshing shower Of
this week caused the farmers to
smile as we'll as the town folks, for
the streets of Westminster were get
ting quite dusty. Now III we get some
more soon, all the better, but we
should BE- thankful for what we have
got.
The teachers meeting which was held
at the High School, Westminster, Fri
day last, brought quite q large dele
cation of teachers from the county
round to Westminster. a. it was
pay day the stores here reaped har-
vest, for one could see the fair speci-
mems or feminine bliss of ali descrip-
tons crowding the stores and select
ing their new hats. while some took
their checks to other places. OF
course, some other town than West
minister got their money.
Lloyd :. Buckingham, OF MT. Airy,
spent Tuesday of this week in West
Minister.
The annual session OF the Balti-
more conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church closed on Tuesday
OF this week Many changes were
made. Rev. Bennett will remain at
the M. H. Church, Westminster.
Charles Wright, Of Taylorsyille, was
ln Westminster this week.
Miss Mae Stoner, OF Westminster,
IS spending few days in the Monu-
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MELROSE.

The long looked for passage OF the
Electric Railway Bill has at last been
made manifest by meeting with the
appropriation OF both Houses and
signed by Gov. Crothers. We will not
be too forward i'm our predictions,
but let VI all unite in doing what we
can to make it a success. I'm unity
il strength"
Your correspondent and friend
passed over part of the Littlestown
turnpike last week An automobile
passed through the tollgate just after
we came. We learned that automo-
biles are charged toll, but not enough.
They should be charged according to
the horse power and the reckless way
Of driving.
In talking with hardware dealer,
he said there is a great demand for
iron, SO our ore mines are not likely
to close, and we learn that the Shaffer
ore mines in Bachman's Valley will
soon be working again.
The Bachman's Valley correspond
ent is somewhat skeptical when it
comes to enterprises. 1t will be well
for him to remember that such enter
prises planned and executed by capa-
Bile men, will be a realty whether
they are opposed by ridicule or criti-
cism.
Emory Sterner built spring house.
built lot of picket fence and made
other improvements on his farm.
There were telephones installed in
both toll gates between here and Han
over. There seemed to be a need OF
them as it is surprising how many
persons evade paying the small sum
that Is charged for using the roads
One of the toll gate keepers told your
correspondent he already saved the
company several dollars through the
telephone.
Kreideler's. Union Sunday school
reorganized on Sunday, April Bird
with the following named officers :
President, VIM. Wampler; vice presi-
dent, Edw. Kreideler; superintend-
ent, J. ]. L. Baumgardner; assistant
superintendent, Erwin T.. Stegner;
secretary, Park o. Sullivan; assistant
secretary, Clarence Wilson; treasurer
Milton ID. Steiner; organist, Erwin
E. Stegner, and assistant organist
Park O. Sullivan; managers, Jacob
Kreideler, Ira Garverich, Edward III
Krideler, Clinton Garverich, John
Garrett; ticket managers, Mary Baum
gardner, Erwin Wilson; Deacons
Mervin Wilson, Effie Kreideler; singing
leader, Edward II. Krtdeler; assistant
leader, Erwin z. Stegner, sexton, Tai
bolt Krideler; assistant sexton, Edw
M Krideler. Sunday school Sunday
April II, at a. N. All are cordially
invited.
Some excitement was caused on
Monday evening when our quiet little
town was disturbed by several shots
Some one tried to gain entrance al
the creamery, which has been under
the careful vigilance of the U. s
Government. The night Waterman
fired after the intruders who took tC
their heels.