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The Caucasian., 1912-03-28
Ladies List

Anderson Mrs. Lizer; Abernathy
Miss Sophia.
Brown Miss Elomra; Bladford Ida
Brown Miss Della; Brown Mrs Dill
drid; Braten Mrs. Pearl; Brown Mrs
%. W., Barnes Oracle; BeauregarC
Miss Agnes; Brown Mrs. Minerva
Belt Mrs. Lula; Bone Miss Mary;
Blount Mrs. M. j.; Bullock Miss Lyn,
dial; Bucket Mrs. Lessie; Bruffy Mrs
Ray; Brazeal Miss Verger; Bruce
Mrs. z. T.
Collins Miss Lollie; Chambers Miss
Corrine; Cotton Mrs. Emma Gaint
Ariam; Cannon Mrs. Augenia b..
Carter Mrs. H. L.; Clark Hezzie
Clark Mrs. Cal.
Deame Mrs. Matte Lee; Dean Mrs
Domoss Miss Groverta; De-
lee Mrs. R. A.; Dixon Miss Rubye;
Davidson Miss Lucille.
Edwards Mrs. M. H.; Edmondson
Mrs. K. c.; Extra Sarah.
Ford Mrs. Ora B.; Fair Miss Alvia
May; Frances Mamie; Flord Mrs,
Bill.
Gill Miss Genet; Garden Mrs. Gin
derrilla; ordon Miss Lena.
Hall Miss Aline 2; Hogan Mrs.
Fannie; Haskell Miss Annie; Hause
Miss Bessie; Hanson Miss PERL; Hall
Miss Ruthie; Hardy Lizzie; Hatha-
way Miss Rosana; Huston Mrs. Sar-
ah; Howard Mrs. Hannah; Harris
Mrs Mandy; Hoyt Miss Lillian: How
ard Matte.
Jelks Julia; Jones Mrs. Roda; Jen-
kins Miss Hattie; jackson Miss Mar
gret; Jones Miss Bell; Jolliff Miss
Opal.
King Mrs. c. NJ; Kellam Miss Eva;
Lambkin Miss Coilia; Langry Mrs.
Avirce; Icons Miss Bertha; Lee Mrs.
Thriser; Leabo Mrs. Walter; Lueb-
ker Annie.
Mckinney Mrs. Bam; Miller Mrs.
Nancy; McClenton Miss Ardeer;
Mooney Mrs. Lille; Moss Miss Mary;
Moran Miss Katherine; Mccoy Mrs.
Mary Jane.
Neal Miss Ethel; Odell Mrs. Hattie
II.
Prescott Fanny; Parker Mrs. A. c.:
'osey Della E.; Peary Mrs. Bel; Pal.
ner Miss Margaret; Posey Mrs. j.
iebble Mrs. d. E.; purnell Miss Be
.trice; Parker Miss Thelma: Price
Hiss Dora.
Quinn Miss Mary.
Rundell Miss Mable; Raglon Mes.
iary;; Rucker Mrs. Emily; Robinson
hrs. Elmira; Romch Mrs. E. H.: Ray
'earl.
Smith Miss Pearl; Savant Mrs.
stella; Sumpter Margaret; Single
on Fannie; suggs Miss Jennie;
'coot Fannie: Steele Mrs. Leona:
mart Miss Jennie; Smith Miss Sal
le; Strickland Miss Hettie; Sumpter
trs. Maggie; Shaw Miss Lois; Scott
lrs. G. c.; Tidwell Mrs. Martha:
'ruitt Mrs. G. d.
Williams Luberta; Wallace Mrs.
lie T.; Works Miss Amanda E.;
Webb Miss Matte; Williams Miss
lyrtle; William Mandy; Watson
lrs. Matte: Walker Mrs. Bessie: |
Vhalex Mrs. Carrie; Williams Irene.
Villbert Miss Willie May. !,
Young Mrs. A. F.; Young Miss Al
ia
The Caucasian., 1912-03-28

icapital stock to be paid for in cash
or its equivalent, but shall not be
issued and sold for less than its par
value; this corporation is authoriz-
ed to commence business whenever
Ten Thousand (stOOO0OO) Dollars os
its capital stock shall be subscribed
for and paid for in full.
ARTICLE ".
| The corporate powers of this cor
poratlOn shall be vested in board
lof directors, consisting OF four i
Ystockholders, VINO shall be annually
lelected Oh the first TUESDAY in April
OF each year. The fiEst board of di~
lrectors is hereby declared 20 be: D.
| ?. Hollis, L. f. c. Pearce, E. 4. Rabb.
and Mrs. Lucy I. Rabb, who shall
serve to the first Tuesday in ApriI,
1913, or until their successors are
lelected or qualified. The officers OF
Itms corporation shall be, presi-
ldent, vice president, and q Sec
resary treasureS, and the first off
GERS of said company are hereby
Ideclared to be ID. P. Hollis, presi
dent; l.. F. C. Pearce, vice bresident:
and E. A. ,Rabb secretary treasurer.
"A majority of the stock shall elect
the directors and in all elections or
proceedings of stockholders each
shase OF stock present or represent
ed by proxy shalt be entitled 20 one
Vote. Notice of all elections or saeet
lngs OF stockholders SHALL be given
by written notice to each stock
holder ten days before such election
or meeting of stockholders; The di
rectors of said corporation shaDl he
chosen and elected az the office Of
the company.
ARTICLE ".
No stockhoider shall be iiable 0nl
account OF any Obligation of this
(corporstion in any furthsr sum than
the amount of the unpaid Balance
due by him ON che stock subscr6b-
ed Tor and no irregularaty cor anyl
informally ia organization 90 this
corporation shall have o. effect oil
rendering this charles null az 90 ex
posing any slockholdes to any tia
bllity beyond such unpai0 balance.
ARTICLE VI.
Ibis eharter asy be amendsa (ex-
cept as to the increasing or dscreas
On OF its caOital stock BY two thirds
vote OF the stock represented 40 az
meeting OF the stockholders, eonven-
ed for such purpose after Gen aassi
|Wrlttea notice, as aheye Crowded.
whenever this corporation IN dis
solved by limdation or Otherwise. hsl
affairs SHALL be liGuidateA by Mo1
commissioners elected at a stock
holders meeting, who shall have full
power to wind up its affairs and set4d
tie Its Indebtedness. :,
In testimony of which the saiAj
above parties have affixed their sig
natures, together with undersigned1
competent witnesses, on this the 27I
day OF March, 1912.
d. P. HOLLIS,
L. F. C. PEARCE, I
By D. p. Hollis.
E. A. AABB,
By D. P. Hollis.
..-. MRS. LUCIE I. RABB, |
By d. P. Hollis 4
Attest:
E. B. HERNDON,
S. o. WILLIAMS,
E. B, HERNDON JR.
Notary Public in and for Caddo Par
ish, Louisiana.
Endorsed: Filed and recorded
March 81, 1912. S. @. WILLIAMS, |
Deputy Clerk and ex-Officio Deputy
Recorder.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Cad |!
do: hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is a true and correct |
copy OF the original act as the same
now appear on file and of record in !
my office:
Fiven under my hand and seal of
office, this 9th day of March, 1912.
s. 0. WILLIAMS, |
Deputy Clerk and eN-Officio Deputy
The Caucasian., 1912-03-28

A seeat many Grape or mistral clGt
dresses ore seen in White, somewhat
taking the place Of volleo in point OF
popularity. 1t Is aew aad effective and
is very satisfactory fran q wearable
standpoint.
AnotAee materQ whicA is foVorably
regarded is vegy much on the order OF
fine Turkish eoNelinS This materta,
is Got only USED in the making Of an
entire dress. but 10 also used in eombi
nation with aher matesials, chiefly as
q trimming.
The Caucasian., 1912-03-28
DIR. e. G. Allen.

OIiIce in the Cooper Building. Df.
Allen is a graduate of both schools
and carries a full line OF homeopa-
thic remedies. Special attention 10
chronic diseases.
The Caucasian., 1912-03-28
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THE CAUCASIAN
SIT Edwards st. Shreveport
The Caucasian., 1912-03-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For District Attorney

The Caucasian has been auhor-
zed to announce that Hon. John Il.
land is candidate for the office OF
District Attorney for the First Ju-
dicial District of Louisiana, Caddo
parish. Subject to the action OF the
Democratic primary.
The Caucasian., 1912-03-28
THE LETTER LIST

Remaining UncalIed for for Week
Ending March q, 1912
The following is a list of letters
remaining uncalled for in the post
Office at Shreveport. A charge Of
one cent is made for each piece ad-
vertised. When calling for these let
ters say advertised" and give date
Of advertisement. Free delivery may
be secured by having your mail ad-
dressed to street and number.
The Caucasian., 1912-03-28

n il is a question Of quality and
price when it comes to stationery,
you are looking for US. Phone 1000
The Caucasian., 1912-03-28
For Rent.

rbe two-story pressed brick store
with basement and elevator iiS ano
n Texas street. J. s. Noel, shreVe-
,ert, La.
The Caucasian., 1912-03-28
Real Appreciation.

One OF the appurtenances OF De
household Of Champ Clark il an old
negro woman who can cook like an
angela nanny.
MammJ always has been persistent
in her efforts TO extort gifts from Grs
Clark and continually asks for new
dresses. new stockings. new aprons
and the like. One day when Mrs
Clark was In At louis she bought
nanny rather extensive outfit ana
when she returned hons gave the
things to her with the intimation that
perhaps they would bold her tor
awhile 4 week later manms began
asking her Olistress for new dress.
why. NANNY. said Mrs. clark.
.'where are the things / gave you iaSr
week p
.'Shois. missus." replied uammy in
great amazement. "yon isn't thinkin
rs gwine 10 wear deIn. Is YOU. L,
gwine IL ilni dem 10 be- buried in,"-
Saturday ErenlnY Post
The Caucasian., 1912-03-28

When you are looking for the bet
ter kind of stationery, remember we
are at SIT Edwards street and will
SHOW you. Phones 1000.
The Caucasian., 1912-03-28
New York World.

The New York World, TrI-WeeK-
ly. and the Weekly or the SUNDAY
caucasian one year $3.50.
The Caucasian., 1912-03-28
Over Half Century.

Humphreys Specifies have
.5een used by the people with
satisfaction for mora than 30
years. Medical Book sent fi-es.
The Caucasian., 1912-03-28

. ak - leN perfectly plan. eamol
ehat the opening il solfene0 by D plait
20 siGe 1f4ll oe white nan@ Do ssis
eaged With ene cluny lae.
Tho nae 10 eevesed onootAy 0 u
s9ter SIDE with sf,et alb to matdA the
dress. lined undae the brim 9th N,ach
velvet end trimme0 % 6ont with Z
Ause ooo % silk adosled nth alter
nate strapHngs sf G@n sn1 hlse ssaas
mbeoes
vreiao Lon
TIE popuAs train . the @ne, Ont
ed ty@ heavih &eighte@ or the paael
stteehed at tho Waise N t1e oack and
left free from tno hies doeh. 4has
sede in a equsre Grain.
The Caucasian., 1912-03-28
WHERE DOGS ARE
CHEAP Ako PLENTY
Practical joker Amused Aimss|'
IN Porto Rice

Robert O. Bailey. assistant secreta9y
Of the treasury, has sense Of humor.
few years ago. when Bailey wm
working for the Associated Press. he
accompanied the rivers and harbors
committee on their tour to various
places including Porto Rico. when
they landed at Porto Rico he heard an
Irish stewardess expres~ wish ehat
she might purchase native dog to
take home for a souvenir. That was
enough for Bailey He excused him
self from the rest uf the party. Ell
gagged an interpreter and went P
through the nf:srts. where ne tod ev
cry man. woman and child who would
listen that there waS Il woman mt the
hotel whose soul cravpd a Porto .;it:;o
dog.
Within thirty minutes 8 vast boly OF
natives. each leading from one 10 four
dogs, had gathered ut the hotc! that.
harbored the rivers and harbors com
mittee.
1t had been planned to give the visi
tors something of an ovation. but theil
hotel looked so much like il pound dur
ing hydrophobia scare that few OF
the entertainment committee rue:d
get within handshaking distance
But the Irish stewardess succeeded
in buying Q dog She got it for Is
cents.
"And." says Robert o. Bailey. that
was the only feature Of the day thai
maze Oe feel guilty. for she was
hardworking woman and she go
eheated''-New York IBess.
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MARRIED..

GIBSoN-WILLIAMS. On Thursday, January
q 1912. By Rev. W. II. Brooks. CLINTON
p. GIBSON and Miss ASfIE v. WILLIAMS
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Births Reported.

The following births have been report.
ed to the health Office in the past twenty
four hours:
Alex and Sophia Altman. girl.
Patrick j. and Mary O'Keefe, girl.
John H. and Jean Tabler. boy.
.Corwin NJ. and Irene j. Ferguson, girl
James nj. and Lucy B. Elliott, girl.
Harvey l.. and Lulu Sherier boy.
Daniel d. and Mary +. Kelly, girl.
Charles A. and Leonard E. Harring-
ton, boy.
William F. and Masie E. Robey, boy.
Clarence E. and Lillian M. Bracey, girl
William and Ida Fink, boy.
Arthur and Julia McLane, girl.
Eugene and Elsie Grove, girl.
Charles and Virginia Childs, boy.
Fred p. and Marguerite Pool. girl.
Walter S. and Elizabeth C. Carter, girl
Metsalom and Jessie A. Mann, boy.
William c. and Maize M. Drury. girl.
Alton w. and Sadye e. Carpenter. boy.
Charles w. and Carrie o. Madison, boy.
Robert and Maude Prosise, girl.
Francis NJ. and Agnes NJ. Williams. girl.
John W. and Harriet f. Crown, girl.
John M. and Alice r.. Barrett, boy.
Tony and Suenda Isruso. boy.
Bernice and Hattie Baskerville, boy.
George and Alice Webb, boy.
Thomas and Julia Fauntroy. boy.
Guy III. and annie NJ. Berkeley. boy.
Archibald and Pauline Brawner, girl.
Eugene and Chloe Johnson boy.
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Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
James Bell and Louise White
RAYMOND G. OFT OF this city and Louise
v. Miller. of Scranton, Pa.
George F. Hirschman and Mabel NJ.
Columbus.
Everett Fleming and Floyd w. Lacy,
both of Spottsylvania county, Va.
William d. Norton and Rosie v. Tucker.
Andrew E. Norton and Laura c. Leh-
mann.
Frederick B. Norway of this city and
Martha NJ. Bopp of Johnstown, Pa
John A. Wilton and PtccOla d. Davis.
both of Richmond. Va.
Richard NJ. Mullican and Ora p. Wah-
ley.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Eisenmann left for Chi
cago to visit relatives. Mrs. Efsenmann
will return about the middle of March.
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Thomas Church tomorrow night, January
81, at the Playhouse. have been most
satisfactory. Among the pictures will be
the Angelus, Feast OF the Tapers. Count
The Laughing Cavalier. Priscilla and John
Alden and others. Another attraction
will be the minuet.. There will be some
fine music rendered by well known
Quartet and several fine soloists.
Mrs. Foster, wife of Representative
Foster Of Vermont, has returned from
Lakewood. where she has been with Miss
serious illness. Mrs. Foster has been un-
able to observe Tuesdays so far this sea-
SON, but will receive Informally the first
and third Tuesdays In February.
Under the auspices Of the woman's well
fare department of the National Civic
Federation, two addresses will be deiiv-
cred at a meeting at the residence Of
Mrs. A. J. Parsons. 17O4 18th street, be-
ginning at II o'clock tomorrow morning
Dr. w. c. Woodward, health oficer Of
the District of Columbia. will discuss
Tuberculosis and the Milk Supply Of
the District of Columbia" and DIR. III. w.
wiley. chief of the bureau Of chemistry.
and Pure Food"
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Lazarus have as their
guest Miss Gertrude Fribleman OF In
dianapolis. Ind. and viii be pleased to
see her friends at the Netherlands, 1850
Columbia road.
Nine. Calderon. Nine Ballivian and
Miss Calderon viii be at home Informally
Fridays in February at the legation, 1888
10th street.
The following Is an additional list OF
patronesses for the Southern Relief ball.
next Monday night at the willard:
Mrs. Charles Francis Adams, Mrs. Gull
lop, Mrs. George w. Fairchfld. Mrs. C. J.
Faulkner, Mrs. McChord. Mrs Berger
Moran, Mr.. Nagel. Mrs. Theodore
Noyes, Mrs. Noble, Mrs. John Newbold,
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Mrs. Hugh Knox will hold the second
Of her receptions today at her home.
Mrs. Knox, wife of the Secretary of
State, will assist her daughter-in-law,
and Miss Laura Merriam and. Miss Jean
Oliver will be at the tea table.
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Mrs. Margaret G. Watkins has issued
cards for a tea Thursday. February 8,
for her daughter, Miss Ruth Watkins.
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Mrs Hunt Slater is leaving Sunday for
Boston on a visit to her sister. Mrs. Ho-
ratio N. Slater Yesterday Mrs. Slater
had as luncheon guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Dixey and Miss Rosamond Dixey
of Boston, who are here visiting friends.
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Miss Della c. Torrey of Millbury,
Mass. will be here Saturday night on a
visit to the President and Mrs. Taft.
Mr. Robert Taft will escort his great
aunt and her nephew. DIR. Samuel Tor
ton of Worcester, will also accompany
her here
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Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Boardman
have gone to Augusta, Ga, to spend sew
eral months.
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Mrs. Sarah Kepler. aged eighty-three
years. widow Of Daniel s. kepler and a
granddaughter of Sergt. Lawrence Ever
hart, who won fame In the revolutionary
war by saving the, life of George Wash
ington, died Thursday at the home Of
her son-in-law, DIR. e. l. Beckley, Mid
dletown, Md. from injuries sustained by
falling down stairs.
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DIED.

RARTHOLD On Monday, January %. 1912. at
/ O'Clock am. ANNA BARTHOLD, beloved
mother of Mary C. Rees.
avenue northwest. wednesday, January 81.
at pm.
COLLINS. Suddenly on Monday, January -.
1912, at 1870 am, NORA COLLINS, be-
loved wife Of Robert J. Collins.
runeral from her brothers residence. 123 d
street southeast, "Wednesday, January 81, at
5 pm. Relatives and friends invited.
ERIsARD. On Tuesday, January 30. 1912. at
7:s5 am. AUGUSTA. beloved mother OF
LOuis ]. Frsard. aged M.yenty mine years.
Funeral from Lees chapel Thursday, February
i, at pm. Friends invited to attend. 31'
JACKSON. On Sunday, January IS. 1912, at II
au at his residence, lOl5 9Th street south.
west DANIEL JACKSON. beloved husband
OF Frances Jackson and ta0er Of Ciass, An
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Mrs. Taft will attend a concert at the
Columbia this afternoon, entertaining In
her box Mrs. McClintock, Mrs. Westcott,
Mrs. Francis and Mrs. Rae.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-08-16
Rev. B. j. Bradley, President of
Mount Saint Marys College,
in Railroad Wreck.

The Rev Bernard J. Bradley, Presi-
dent of Mount SAINT Mary's College,
near Emmilsburg. this county, who was
injured in the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad wreck, near
Boston, Mass, last week, in which six
persons were killed and nearly 90 per-
sons injured, has virtually recovered.
He is still at the Massachusetts, General
Hospital, Boston, but expects TO return
to the college shortly.
He was going from South Shore to
Boston when the accident occurred, and
besides receiving numerous cuts and
bruises was severely shaken up. Sew
eral persons in his Car were killed
and many injured. After assisting in the
rescue work he was taken to the hos
ptal for treatment
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-08-16
The Great Frederick Fair.

The Board of Directors of the Great
Frederick Fair have selected October
22nd, 23rd, oath, and 25th, as the date
for their next annual exhibition, revised
several departments and increased the
premium money. Nearly $40, 600 in
cash prizes is now being offered
S.. 700 being in purses for the horses.
In the Horse Department two classes
have been added for French, German
and Cleveland Bay coach horses and
hackneys. These classes were deemed
necessary because of the attention given
in this county to the breeding of hack
neys and coach horses. In both classes
breeders will be required to show that
their entries are thoroughbred and regis
tered or entitled TO be registered.
In the Poultry Department an addi-
tional building will be erected and ac-
commodations made for the largest ex-
hibit in the history of the fair. Special
prices are offered for an egg display.
A cash prize will be given for the heav-
lest dozen and for the best dozen of
white and brown shelled eggs.
Second cash prizes will be given in
the Pathological Department for the
first time IN the history of the fair. A
number of additions have been made in
the Household Department and special
premiums have been added in almost
every class.
The directors have named the follow
ing advisory boards from Baltimore City
and the counties:
Baltimore City-Colonel G. w. F.
Vernon, William F. Biggs, John NJ.
Dennis, Carroll RaSin and Joseph P
Ellis.
Washington-Daniel w. Baker, Thos.
c. Moves. Howard Grihiths.
Baltimore-D. H. Rice, E. G. Merri-
man, Alexander Mccormick, lanes S.
Nussear and DIR. A. c. McCurdy.
Howard-Edwin c. Warfeld, Humph-
rey D. Wolf, H. G. Selby f. r. Dennis.
Montgomery. M. Waters, Jr., Lee
Otfut, John c. Bentley, William Dorsey,
ard Josiah w. Jones.
Allegany = Congressman David l.
Lewis, State Senator Frederick N. ZiIh.
man, Samuel Wertheimer, c. c. Hetzel
and George F. Deneen.
Carroll-Frederck D. Miller, DR..
Lewis K. Woodward, P. B. Englar, r.
Smith Snader, and Wade H. d. Warheld
Washington - Mayor J. Mcpherson
Scott, Hagerstown; J. Ellsworth Stone
baker, Frank N. Mish, D. H. Staley,
ard L. r. Schnebly.
Loudon county, Virginia Henry Por-
terfeld, f. B. White, NJ II. Whitmore,
Henry c. Gibson, and G. A. Ropp.
Jefferson county, West Virginia How
ard Pinkney Schley, c. J. Cavalier,
William Wilt, and Harry L. Snyder.
Berkeley county, West Virginia-M.
A. Snodgrass, George D. Pitzer, J. w.
Dodd, and Max Won Schlagle.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-08-16
Harry Kennedy Wins Lot.

The friends of Mr.. Harry Kennedy,
of this city, are pleased to learn that
he has succeeded, by one Of his charac-
terstic sharp turns in winning a fine
building lot from Mr.. David Lowenstein,
the Frederick philanthroplst, who advo-
Gates early marriages and many of them.
Harry contemplated marriage, but this
fact was unknown to Mr. Lowenstein,
who made the offer of large lot, 80 by
$50 feet. on Madison avenue, If he
would marry within six months and
begin the erection Of a building thereon.
On Saturday, August 3rd, Mr.. Ken
nedy and Miss Norah Z. Kreh, were
married in Baltimare at Saint Mary's
Star of the Sea Catholic Church by Rev.
Father Albert f. Smith formerly of this
city. This partially fulfilled a condition
exacted by Mr. Lowenstein, and Mr.
Kennedy, it is stated is now ready to
carry out his part of the contract by
building a house, and has so informed
Mr. Lowensteln.
A lot on Madison street is valued at
about $500, and there have recently
been number Of houses erected on this
street, and property there is sure to IN
crease in value as the years pass.
Mr. Lowenstein will make good his
promise.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-08-16
Jurors Named For Septemb Der
Term of Court.

Members of the jury for the Septem-
Der term of court were drawn on We'd
nesdav, August 18th, in the court room,
under the supervision of Judges Urner
ard Motter. The gentlemen whose
names were drawn will compose the
grand land petit juries for the coming
session Of court. The list of names of
those selected is:
Buckeystown, District No. Robert
NJ. Ranneberger, Marshall l. Nirts.
Frederick, District No. p. Heisley
Keller, Richard S. ] Dutrow, Otis
Smith, Christopher Woerner, ]. NJ.
Dronenberg. Greenbury H. Putnam,
Charles A. Lands, B. Evard Kepner,
Nelson Dehl
Middletown, District No. 3-Daniel
DeLauter, Hiram Z. Ramsburg.
Creagerstown, District No. Isaiah
d. Wood.
Emmtsburg, District No. 5-William
F. Fisher, John T. Hospelhorn.
Catoctin, District No. 6-Jacob War
renfeltz.
Urbana, District No. 7-Charles G.
Green Noah H. Putnam.
Liberty, District No. S-Sidney S.
Sappineton.
New Market, District No. 9-Joseph
H. LinIMcum, Samuel E. Etzler.
Hauvers' District No. Io-George w.
Hughes, John c. Ambrose.
WOOdsboro, District No. Thames
NJ Gilbert, Andrew J. Eyler.
PetersviIle, District No. I2-T. Clay
ton Dixon.
Mount Pleasant, District No. -
Francis NJ Prunner
Jefferson, District No. I4-Hezekiah
Boteler, Calvin FRY.
Mechanicstown District No. I5-Henry
c. Foreman, Elmer f. Blank.
Jackson, District No. I6-Ralph Z.
Brandenburg, !. Elmer Harshman.
townsville. District No. I7-William
E. Burial, A. Henry Norris.
Woodvile, District No. IS-James G.
Barker, William Purdum.
Linganore, District No. I9-Iohn d.
Gather.
Lewistown, District No. 2o-Charles
w. Fisher.
Tuscarora, District No. 2I-Wiliam
H. Cannon.
Burkittsvile, District No. 22-Baxter
T. HORNE.
Ballenger, District No. 23-Elmer L.
RAY.
Braddock, District No. 24-Simeon l..
Bast.
Brunswick, District No. 25-John J.
Moore, William ]. Corbett.
Walkersville District No. 26-Celius
B. Reddick, Christian NJ. Myers.