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aorgan's slO,eeo Visit to : DentIsa.

]. P. Morgan's Wall Street. asso-
ciaIes are telling about a recent visit
the banker made to his dentist and
what came OF It. The dentist was
hurting Mr.. Morgan, who was both
blunt and frank In informing him of
that fact.
One Of the worst cases OF destitu-
ton I know of Is that of my Wife's
washer-woman." remarked the dem
fist, by way OF diversion.
"HoW's that?" asked Mr.. Morgan.
Her husband died and left her
thirteen children. Only five OF them
are large enough to work"
The dentist, who keptIon with both
his work and his hard luck narrative,
didn't leave out any OF the narrowing
features Of the Widows plight for a
living in the face of great odds. Mr..
Morgan asked q question now and
then, and finally. after an unusually
severe ordeal. left the operating room.
The next day the dentist received a
letter, which read about as follows:
Dear Doctor: You hurt me like
the devil yesterday, but your vivid
story about the widow and her thir-
teen children helped some. Enclosed
find my check for $4,000, which please
turn over to the Washerwoman, and
tell her for me that she was fool to
ever have thirteen children
The dentist complied with Mr.. Nor
gan.s request.
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Is HORSES DIE IN WASH.
INGTON and FRED
ERICK COUNTIES.
FEEDING OF EEsILAGE SAID 70 Be The
CAUSE--ONE AN LOSES 6 HORSES
Maryland State Board Of Live Stock
Urges Feeding Of Wholesome Grain.

Horses are dying by the score in
Washington and Frederick counties
from forage fever. The farmers are
alarmed and have appealed to the
State Board of Live Stock for help.
State Veterinarian l.. Hickman,
after an investigation, reported today
value at $4,000. He places the blame
on the feeding Of ensilage or chopped
fodder that has fermented.
Some Of the stories he tells OF the
losses suffered by the farmers are
pitable One man at Hagergtown had
eight horses. Six of them died. He
Is working the place on shares and
has borrowed money to buy the stock.
The seventh horse will die.
Another man has Ave horses out OF
six dead
At Braddock Heights Is q man who
has lost all his three horses. He had
to borrow two horses from neighber
to haul the dead horses to the woods.
Il have never had such a heart
rending trip" he said. The farmers
begged me to save their horses. | did
not have the heart TO tell one man
that his horse would die. He had lost
six out of eight He told me they
represented the savings OF lifetime.
Another man had Ave out of five sick.
I could do nothing for them.
THE deaths were caused by the
feeding OF engllage. In the cases
investigated the ensilage had ferment-
ed. The feed was moldy. II causes
the deaths of horses Just as moldy
corn kills chickens
"Ensilage is fodder that has been
chopped fine and placed IN big air
tight tanks Some OF these tanks
leak and the result is that air gets in
and fermentation starts. The stuff
Is then utterly unfit for feed. En-
silage Is food for cattle, but horses
will eat IL.
The wise man will not feed 1t to
his horses. Extreme care should be
exercised everywhere at this time. |
can only ascribe the sudden outbreak
Of forage fever to the fact that the
farmers have been feeding the last OF
last years crop and that the weather
affected IT,
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Happy New Year.

Same old whistles.
Same old bells,
Same old parties,
Same old yella.
Same old dinners.
Same old calls,
Same old music.
Same old balls.
Same old flowers.
Same old frilIs,
Same old hopes and
Same old bills
Same old greetings,
Same old dread.
Same temptation
Same old head
Same old pledges,
Same old braga.
Same old promise
Same old jaga.
Same old noses.
Same bright lights.
Same old crowds and
Same old fights
Same old brightness.
Same old cheer.
Same old happy.
Glad New Year
Puck
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His TenIa.ranee Sernan.

The temperance reformer va just
y proud OF having converted The big
geat drunkard n little Scotch town
and induced him-hc was the local
grave dlgger-t0 get on the platform
and spout his experiences.
Ny frienda. he said. I never,
never thocht 10 stand upon this plat
form With the provost on one side OF
me and the toon clerk on Ii ither
side Of me. never tnocht IN tell We
thai for whole month haYen't
touched a drap Of anything I've
saved enough 10 buy me braa oak
coffin vi brass hHndlcs and brass
naIIs-and II I'm a tectotaler for an
ithef month shall bc wanfn' t.
Harper'R Weekly.
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on Rchter.

The funeral of DR.. Willard NJ Won
Wachter, of Long Island. kan. who
died December 26 at the home of his
brother, Or. Frank Won Waehter, |
North Mount street, Baltimore. took
place from the house at : o'clock
Friday afternoon. Burial vas In
Loudon Park Cemetery.
DR.. Won Waehter was born n Iadys-
burg, near Keymar 81 years ago. lie
came from Long Island 10 Baltimore
in June 10 attend the Democratic Ma
ional Convention and was stricken
With Brightg disease while there.
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4 Total Eclipse

Mrs. Humphrey Ward. the novelist,
has husband The two we're at a
dinner. The lady who at next to
Mr. Humphrey Ward in making con
xersation said 70 him: In olden times
Il vas claimed men could make
themselves invisible"
That's still possible. madam" put
IN Mr. Ward
You are joking" retorted the lady.
How can man make himself in
FlEIble ?"
BY marrying n celebrated wife"
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ELEcTIoH or DIRECTORS.

Notice : hereby given n the stock
holdorH o tie Westminster Hardware
company thafan election Or Directors
to manage IL affairs = he Company
Tor the ensuing year I'll be held n
The Office . the Company. In West
minStef II. Monday. January Gil
1913, between the hours o. 10 and i
o'clock. a n. and fer II transaction
Of any other business TINT NAV IL
presented
I HERBERT sHRIVER.
President
Robert X Myers. See. aHd Treas
dec l. Il
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ELEcTIoH NOTICE

Notice i hereby given 10 the stock
holders Of lie AlbAuTh= Babylon Gro
Gerry Company that An election OF Five
Directors n manage tn Affairs OF the
Company faT the ensuing gar. win bs
held at The nfieo OF tn Company. Oh.
poslto First National Hank OF west
minister. 1t . o'clock. = n. TUES
DAY. JANUARY 7. 1918.
GEO : ALBAuGu. President
So
+ Tho. Babylon. Sec and Treas.
Ss~ l. II
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"D0Nr KICK II COAL IAN
AROUND j understand he Isn't 10
blame for scarcity Of COal, nor for
high prices. Hes paying big prices
because The miners we're out Ino
months last sprIng-he's doing the
best he can under bad conditions.
The above conversation by one Of
Smith : Relfsnlder's customers helps
some.
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The members Of The Grangera
Mutual FIR and Storm Insurance Com
pany Of Carroll County. Maryland" ar
requested = meet 1t ther office IN
Hestmi1ater. Maryland. IN Monday.
9TH day q January. 1913. for the pur-
pose Of elseIIng seven Directors TO serve
one year. aud to adapt ~ Laws for
said Company. The election will take
place between the hours u 10 o'clock.
a m. and L n.
DAVID Z. WALSH.
dec ~ II Secretary.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Meeting Of Stockholders Of the
Silver Run Telephone Company. In
Tie Hall. at Silver Run. Nd. IN
SATURDAY. JANUARY. II. 1913.
NJ p, m. n elect officerH far tho
ensuing year. md transact an other
business thai NM come before the
COMPANY
i s. MOREIDrK.
IN " Secretary.
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ELEcTIoH OF DIRECTORS.

Notice 4 hereby given 10 the Stock
holders q he SykesrIlle Realty and
Investment Company that an election
Of 10 Directors to manage the affairs
Of tho Company for the ensuing year.
VIII be held At the Office of the Com
pany In The Arcade Building
sykesyille. ID. on Saturday. January
4th, 1913. = o'clock p. N.
JAMES !. GEORGE. President.
THOMAS i. ANDERSON. Secretary.
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OBJECTION OF DIRECTORS.

Union National Bank of Westminster. |
December 6. 1912.
An Election Of TEN DIRECTORS for
Ibis Bank ill he held on
IUESDhY.the l4th day Of JANUARY.
1913. betreen the hours Of IL o'clock
> m. and L m. Of said day at said
bank.
J. ". Herring,
dec te Cashier.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The regular meeting of Stockholders
of the First National Bank of Sykes
vile, for the election of Directors to
manage the affairs of the Bank for the
ensuing year, will he held at its Bank
ing Room on Tuesday. January ID, 1913.
between the hours Of 2 and Sd m.
NJ. l. WEIR.
dec 8 lie Cashis
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DYEIHG

an prepared 70 DO all kinds d dye
ing, cleaning, securing, pressing and
repairing of ladies'. gentlemen.a and
ehiidren's clothes. fancy lace. silk
Waists, skirts, feathers, fura. gloves.
hats. slippers, etc.
Al out Of town orders receive prompt
attention, town orders called for at all
hours
Honest dealing. good work, reason
able nrieea", my motto.
u. Y. MILLER. Cleaner and DYER.
Phone 95w Westminster. Nd.
Dye-Works and residence, east of West
minister Seminary, Penna. Ave.
oct . "
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dec6te
ELEcTl0s NOTICE.

The Stockholders of the Ice and Cold
Storage Company of Westminster are
hereby notified that an election for II
Directors. to manage the affairs of the
Company for the ensuing year, will be
held at the First National Bank Build
ing, in Westminster. Nd. on Tuesday.
January 7. 1913, between the hours OF
Il a. m. and IL o'clock, m.
JOS. v. SMITH.
dec6te Secretary.
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ELEcTIoH NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of Stockholders
for the election Of Directors 10 man
age the affairs Of the sykesVille Ma
tional Bank for the ensuing year. will
be held NJ The Banking House on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 18th, 1918,
between The hours OF 10 o'clock n. IN.
and IL o'clock m.
VA. II CHTPLEY.
dec u = Cashier
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NOTICE

The Stockholders of the Farmers.
Fertilizer aud Feed Company Of West
minister. Nd. are hereby notified thai
the annual election for he purpose -
sisctlng : Hoard OF Directors 10 man
ags the Affairs OF said Company for
the ensuing Tsar. will i held at the
tompAny'H ONCE. on Tuesday. the f4th
day Of January. 1918. between The
hours Of lza0 p IN. and 40 q. m.
by order Of the Bozrd,
Join ROVER.
o. II = Secretary
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Saturday, Jannary zth. fo13.

at the hour Of I.30 p, m. The purpose
OF said meeting is the election of nine
directors to serve for one year or until
their successors are elected or chosen
or qualified.
te A. H. HUBER, Sec. or Ire as.
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MzuIsH HmG
GTockHoloER's MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the Stock
holders OF the Westminster Fertilizer
Co., will b held at the office of the
Company.
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SHORTAGE OF coal Is LIKE
SHORTAGE OF FRIENDS. You dom
appreciate the real value Of any help
meet IT, is gone. Coal isn't gone,
It's Just hard TO get Smith & Ref
snlder vi try 10 keen ron running.
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ELEcTIoN NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of Stockholders
for the election OF Directors to man
age the adaIrs Of the Noodbine Naz
tonal Bank for the ensuing year, vii
DC held IT he Banking House, Oh
Tuesday. January 18th, 1913. between
tho hours Of IN m. and L m.
HARRY :. 0N1NGs.
dec 2ete Cashier.
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. use compoundinR loh Of any
kind unless profit Is put In he NOR
tar
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DATlEIcATION NOTICE.
In the Orphans Court Of Carroll
County.

County.
December Term, 1912.
Estate Of Charles NJ. Motter, deceased.
On application, il i ordered, thia
2Srd day Of December. 1912. that the
sale of Leasehod estate Of Charles i.
Motter. laIe Of Carroll county, deceased.
made BY Joseph M. Motter and George
s. Motter. Administrators of said de
ceased. and this day reported to this
Court b. the said Administrators. BE-
ratified and confirmed, unless cause b
shown to the contrary On or before the
4th Monday. 9th day Of January, next.
provided aeopy Of this Order be inserted
for three successive weeks in some news
paper printed and published in Carroll
county, before the Bird Monday, 10th dag
of January. next.
The report states the amount of sale
to be S27I0.00
ROBERT N. KOONTZ,
HARRY K. SHAEFFER, Judges.
SAMUEL MILLER.
True copy, Test:
WILLIAM ARTHUR,
dec q It Register of Wills.
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Ths
asusy more dan1srou has bsn revived widely M
physicians which
animals in curing themselves NJ Y. Wena
Dr. R. Y consulting physician Invaid Hotel
Surgical Institute Buffalo, NJ
Of Golden
chief ingredients
Golden Medical
for nearly half q A harmless cleanser and
6 | !. | |
4 y stomach tonic that has provided
ZLs : MATHRsos Of ossnng, \. says: mf
for over five yearsw
associated nth q
ThdI condition heart had tried
e y enough bsmuth, gnan rhutab to float ship
u naturally thought there for but after
said the curative qualities
/AN1A OF OF Discovery gave
AsHN f1If Discovery
Ey/fnZ Pellets ruhlY feeling
SNWA4IZ have heeruy permission
No
SNNB best alaound medicine
J. I. MATHIS to-day
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ELEcT TON NOTICE


Union Mills Savings Bank,
Union Mills. Nd, Dec. .. 1912.
The Stockholders of the Union Mills
Savings Bank are hereby notified that
an Election for Twelve Directors. to
manage the affairs of the Bank for the
ensuing year. will be held At the Bank
on the second Monday, 18th day of Jan
uary, 1913. between the hours of 2 and
B o'clock p. m.
C. E. BANEERT,
dec cote Treasurer.
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Examiners Notice.

The undersigned. appointed by virtue
Of "A commission 20 then issued by -
County Commissioners of Carroll Coun=
~, To locate and open public road n
said county. commencing At a bridge
near WaEner's mill. II New Windsor
district .then.through tie land Of Henry
Casaall. then along the Inc of the landa
Of Samuel Roser and Christian SheekeIa
until IL IHtefaects the Old roadbed on top
Of what Il known ~ GaHaeli'B hill
And u close the old Toad from I'D
bridge II the top Of aid CHssell ~.
All persons whom 1t nay concern are
hereby notified that - will meet At
Wagner'a Mill, on Saturday, January
Is. 1919. IT l0a. m. 70 execute the trust
reposed n ~ by the aforesaid commits
sion. ss
JOHN T. sHuEY,
DENNIS !. SMITH.
II. Z. GOODWIN,
dec = 6I Examiners.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Having completed the installing Of
my Cider Mill and Apple Butter Boiling
Plant. On the road leading from Reese
to the Bethel Church. I am now ready
TO make your Cider and Boil your But
ter, commencing AUGUST %, and each
Tuesday and Thursday thereafter until
the first Of SEPTEMBER, when | viii
make each day Of the week excepting
Saturday. Come see my plant.
K. I. TAYLOR,
Patapsco, Md.
{. ! ?. Phone, 822-13. aug 16.
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By marrying celebrated vic
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LLEcTloH NOTICE

Robert L Myers. See =
dec l. Il
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-12-05
The Ministers Alliance.

The monthly meeting was held last
Monday At Mrs. iIershner's. Besides
the tive local pastoIs there were pres.
ent; Rev. Il. u, Roberts, Of New
Point; Rev. Il. II. Smallwood, of the
Southern Methodist church, OF Forest
City, and Rev. W. u. Lukens. At II
o'clock we sat down to a most bounti.
full chicken dinner. served by Mrs.
Hershner, assisted by her mother,
Mrs. Gelvin, and Miss Halle Gelvin,
with Sheriff Gelvin al the head OF the
table to preserve order and do his
share In devouring the feast. After
dinner We retired to the sitting room,
where we were given very helpful and
informing address by Mr., Roberts on
"The Theological Trend Of the Day. "
This was followed by a discussion and
after the usual business we ad journed
to meet the first Monday In January
at the same time and place.
SECRETARY.
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Thanksgiving Service.

This wear this service Mas held Al
1:.W y, ~, In the Christian church, aud
the change oi hour from morning to
night was approved by an attendance
that filled the house The choir sang
q beautiful chorus Of praise. and Miss
nellie Ramsay gave reading, descrip-
tive Of the "Old Cradle Red" In a
most effective manner that carried MS
back with a tear OF remembrance To
childhood's days.
Rev, j. $. Cunningham preached a
very strong sermon, setting forth
some Of the great events Of the past
year, for which we should be thank.
ful.
An Offering was given for beneyo-
lent work In our city during the win.
ter.
This was the most delightful service
Of It's kind 1t has ever been our privi-
lege to attend. y.
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wonderful changes from savagery to
Christ ianity, where the Gospel has
been preached. Rut only q few tribes
on the coast have been touched. The
great interior Is still lying In dark.
ness.
The Offering was then taken up by
Mrs q, W. Cummins and Miss Fan.
nj. Price and amounted to &l5, and
after q hymn the service was closed
with prayer by Mrs. Albert kunkel.
Taken altogether the Praise Service
MAS a great success and will be, we
hope, an annual service, a Thanksgiv.
for His many blessings.
The missionary society will be en-.
tertained next Wednesday at 2:.I0 al
the beautiful home Of Mrs. George
Lehmer Mrs. Elizabeth Whiteford,
q prominent missionary worker In the
Westminster church, OF st. Joseph,
and Mrs, J :, Cunningham, OF West
Africa. will be the guests OF honor
and will both make addresses. All
the ladies' Of the church and congre.
CATION are most cordially invited.
The delegates to the State conyen.
ton made their reports to Sunday
school last Sunday morning and they
were helpful and inspiring,
Several Of our men attended a con.
ference on Benevolences and Church
Finance al Mound City, Wednesday
Usual services on next Sunday. All
welcome.
Il. A. CLAaETr, Pastor,
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Presbyterian Church Notes.

The Praise Service OF the women's
Missionary society last Sunday night
brought large audience, notwith-
standing the damp weather. a most
interesting program was given, open.
ing with a well.rendered violin and
piano Duet by Miss Emma Scott and
Mrs. Clagctt. After singing the box.
ology and prayer by Mrs. @. W..
Cummins, Mrs. Guy Cummins, the
vice president, who presided with ease
and grace IN the absence OF Mrs. Rob.
ert Montgomery, read the scripture
lesson and gave an account Of the his.
tory Of the society from Its organiza-
ton In 1877 with eight members.
Mrs. George Miller, the pastors wife,
vas the first president Other presi.
dents have been: Mrs. Luckhart,
Mrs. +. d. Roberts, Mrs. q. W. Cum.
Minis, Mrs. Rebecca Anderson, and
for the last seven or eight years, Mrs,
Robert Montgomery. There Is now a
membership Of thirty.
Miss Ida Ruley, the secretary, then
called the roll and eighteen members
reported with a scripture verse OF
praise.
A very enjoyable feature Of the pro
gram was the music-a solo by Mrs
George Lehmer, and quartette
composed Of Mrs. vanBuskirk, Mrs
Rayhill, Mrs. Lehmer and Mrs. Muir
ply. Mrs. Murphy aud Mrs. Van
Buskirk had each paper, setting
forth the Biblical grounds Of mission,
and the call to the church for a widel
service Of the Master. They we're tint
papers, making two excellent mis-
sionary sermons.
Mrs. Castle read a poem and Mrs
Rayhill q narrative. both In a most
pleasing manner.
Mrs. !. :. Cunningham then gave d
most interesting paper on her work IL
Africa. describing more particular,
the girls schools, and telling Of III,
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You can lind most anything you
want suitable for present, and prices
right, at Phillips Drug Store.
Learning that Oakley NJ orr Is was
coming home for q visit from the
Cameron college Saturday last, the
sisters, Misses Mabel and Eulalie
Simons, OF Llnneus, and the brothers,
Lloyd and Elby McNulty, OF Mound
City, arranged to meet at the Morris
home Saturday evening, and show
Oakley q time. Oakley was accompa-
MED by his college chum, Ralph Scott +,
and they surely had a good time until
Sunday evening, when they all re-
turned home, and to school
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Thanksgiving Services and Notes.

Appropriate Thanksgiving services
were held Thursday, at the NJ. +.
church, South. at Forest City. The
services were held at 1880 a. IN AZ.
ter singing a few hymns, a prayer
was offered The scripture lesson
was read from Matt. 26:2d 10. and
also Luke la:ll.l9 where We are told
about IL lepers who met Jesus, and
cried out to Him for mercy. Jesus
having compassion on them told
them TO 20 show themselves to the
priests: they turned and started, and
a. they went they discovered that
they were healed, and one Of them
returned to worship Jesus. and Jesus
asked him where the nine were who
were healedY Tie nine lepers are a
good picture OF the ungrateful thous.
ands In this land Of ours who never
return to give thanks, or glory. TO
God. who is the giver OF every good
and perfect gift. a Thanksgiving
sermon was preached by the Pastor,
Rev. b. II. Smallwood, on the sub.
ject Of Thanksgiving" taking up
the thought OF the object, source,
reason and season Of Thanksgiving.
Sunday was the Nth Sunday Of the
month, and there were no preaching
services at the Methodist church.
The Methodist people after Sunday
school went TO the Baptist church 10
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Christian Church Notes.

Tn account OF the rain last Sunday
We had but q small audience at I'm.
ion. gave them short report OF
the work done at our Church Eflcien-
cy Congress, which met at Daven-
port. Iowa, November l7-24. will
finish my report next Sunday morn.
Ing and then we will have the usual
service. Subject: "The Larger Life. ~
Preaching In town Sunday evening at
7:30. Subjects: "The Second Coming
of Christ" Solo by Mrs. r.. b.
Brldgeman. We would like TO hAIe
you come and enjoy the service with
us.
b. II. DAWSON, Pastor.
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Women, Attention.

Mrs. Hernoise, of st. Joseph, State
Organizer Of the W. &. II, 4 ), Will adj
dress a meeting In the Presbyterian
church, Friday night, at $50, and II
the way be clear, organize a Women S
Christian Temperance Union here.
All citizens, men and women, are In
vited to attend. COMMITTEES.
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Married, Wednesday, December >,
1913, at II a. m, at the German NJ /.
Il. parsonage. william Graham and
Miss Ethel Patton, Rev. W. l.. Meyer,
pastor, officiating. Only the parents
OF the groom, Mart Graham and wife.
and Alfred Bahler we're present at
the wedding. Immediately after the
ceremony all present repaired To the
home OF Mrs. Morris Ramsay,
where an elegant and bounti
ful wedding dinner was served.
TuE SENTINEL Joins with the
many friends Of this worthy young
couple In wishing them a long,
happy and prosperous life.
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Corn, Poultry, Educational, Do
mestic Science,

The Andrew County Agricultural
and Mechanical Society announces Its
Annual Show to he held at Savan.
nah, December 1920, 1913. 81, 900 of.
cred through its premium lists. For
catalogue or further information. adj
dress Leslie NJ. Dobbs, Savannah,
Mo-, or Karl Zimmerman, Amazonia,
Missouri