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Millinery Stores: Any person, firm IT corporation engaged in the business If selling millinery goods. shall pay monthly license of Two (S2 00) Dollars.
 Petroleum and Oils: Any person. firm or corporation engaged in the business of selling petroleum and oils, shall pay monthly license of Five {$5.0O) Dollars.
 PeddierS. IAll vendors temporarily occupying a car. room or building for merchandising purposes shall be class ed as peddlersI and all peddlers shall pay license of Ten tSl0 O0) Dollars ger day.
 or corporation engaged in the business of selling plumbing supplies or doing plum ping iusinesa. shall pay a monthly license of Two (S2 00) Dollars.
 Sewing Machine Agents: Each and every sewing machine agent shall pay a monthly license of One (S1.00) Dollar, and each and every company repre- sented by him. shall pay monthly license Of Two [S20Ol Dollars.
 Soda Fountains: Any person. firm Or corporation having a soda fountain in operation. shall pay a monthly license Of One and one half (Sl .50) Dol lars.
 Soda Water Manufacturers: Any person, firm or corporation engaged in
 
 gaseous water, shall pay a monthly license of Two (S2 O0) Dollars. Solicitors: Solicitors for retail trade shall pay license of Three tS300) Dol lars per day.
 Street FakTs: Street fakirs shall pay a daily license of Five [S5 00l Dol lars
 Storage: Any person. firm or cor poration engage in the business of run ming a storage room or building for pubic storage. shall pay monthly license of One [Sl 00l Dollar. Side Shows: Side shows shall pay n daily license of Five (S5 O0) Dollars Theaters: Theaters shall pay a dai- l ly license of Five (S5 O0) Dollars. Undertakers: Any person, firm or ! corporation engaged in the business of md ertaking. shall pay monthly license of Five (S5 OO) Dollars.
 All ordinances or paris of ordinances in conflict with the provisions Of this ordinances. are hereby repealed.
 This ordinance shall be in force from and after it's passage, posting and publication as required by law. i Passed this 7th day of April, A. D 1913
 Attest:
 GROVER MARSTELLER. l. w. MIX 4 12-5t Town Clerk. May or
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RAILROAD CHANGES HANDS.
Sonora Branch of Espee Now Oper-
 ated by Company.

Last Monday, at noon, the Sonora railway which for more than month had been operated by the Sonora rebels, was of ficially turned back to it's owners, the Southern Pacific of Mex ico,-and this week Superjnten- don't Kingsbury has been direct ing the movement of trains be- tween NogaleS and Empalme.
 The last train to go south un- der the direction of the Sonora rebels was troop train carry ing Chief Bulle'S command of Yaoui Indians, en route to Elm palme to join Colonel ObregOn's army now surrounding Quay mas.
 At noon the rail near the in ternational line crossing, remOv ed by the rebels to prevent the passing of trains to the Amer ican side, was replaced and Agent Pope and his assistants took charge of the company's business on the Mexican side of the line.
 On Tuesday morning at 7 o'clock Conductor Ashbey de- parted for Empalme with the first train since the state troops took possession of the railroad.
 Tuesday morning Agent Pope issued the following bulletin:
 TO ALL CONCERNED.
 Effective today, we will be- gin train service between No gales and Empalme as follows:
 A mixed train handling pas sengers, freight, baggage, mail, etc., will leave Nogales 700 a. m. and arrive Empalme about 7: D. III. on Tuesdays, Thurs days and Saturdays, and leave Empalme 600 a. m. Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays, arriv- ing Nogales about 600 p. m. A local freight extra will leave Nogales on No. 44's schedule. Wednesdays and go through to Empalme, leaving Empalme Fri days and reach Nogales Satur- day night.
 I This engagement subject to change in time and probably vii be changed as soon as we are enabled to operate the line into Guaymas and south of Elm palme."
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On the night of April 18th un- known parties destroyed fifteen miles of fence built by Jos. B. Wise on the Baca Float land grant. Not only was the wire cut but many of the posts were destroyed. Mr. Wise has ac- Quired an interest in the so called grant, the ownership of which has for a long time been in doubt. and he has announced his intention of rebuilding the fence, notwithstanding threats that it will again be removed. Bitter feeling exists between Mir. Wise and settlers on the Baca Float grant and serious trouble is expected.
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STATE OF ARIZONA, ! ~
 County of Santa CruZ


 Before me, WA O'ConEor, Notary Public, in and for the County of Santa Cruz, State of Arizona, on this day per- sonally appeared H. J. karns, M. I Ksrns and w. E. Ksrns, known to me to be the persons whose names are sub scribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me that they eX ecuted same for :he purposes and con- sideration therein expressed. flee, this 10 day of April A. D.. 1913
 (SeaD w. A. O'CONNOR.
 Notary Public My commission expires the 23rd day of February, 1916.
 Filed in the office of the Arizona Cor poration Com mission this 22nd day of April, A D.. 1913. at 1o:O0 a. m. at request of w. A. O'Connor. whose post office address is Nogales. Arizona. Arizona Corporation Commission,
 By w. P. GEARY, 26 Ct. Chairman.
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Power to Adopt and Alter Bylaws: The Board of Directors shall have power to adopt bylaws and to alter and amend the same. from time to time IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have hereunto set our hands, this 10 day Of April, A, D., 1913
 H. J. KARNS, (SeaD
 NJ. I. KARNS, (SeaD
 w. E. KARNS, (SeaD
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 KARNS BROS, INC.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRE- SENTS, That we, the undersigned, and hereinafter named incOrporators, have associated ourselves together for the purpose of forming a corporation, un der and pursuant to the Laws of the State of Arizona, and have adopted andsdo hereby adopt the following Ar ticles of Incorporation.
 Names of lncorporators:
 The name of the Incorpurators are, H. J. Karns, w. E Karns and M. I. Karns, residing at and whose Post Of flee address Is Nogales, Santa Cruz County, Arizona.
 Name and Place of Business:
 The nnme of the corporation Is, and shall be kARNS BROS. INC. It's
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DEATHS
ShipIey.

Mr.. Samuel Howard Shipley, : resi-
dent Of this city since HI childhood,
and one of the Oldest citizens Of the
place, died at bis home on East Green
street Sunday morning, June q, of
paralysis, after an Illness OF three
weeks He had been identified With
the public and private business inter-
ests here for well-nIgh 70 yearB. hay-
ing in his boyhood learned the drug
business, and followed It N the em-
ploy Of A. II. Huber. Joseph b. Boyle
and others for many years. While
With Messrs. Huber and Boyle he
acted rs a postofIiee clerk and also
held that Office under the late
George @. Sharrer. and for = time I'M
der the late Milton SchafTer, former
postmaHterB n thu city.
He vas a son OF ne late Otto Ship
ley and the last survivor Of his fam
lily. His wife died several years ago
and he leaves no children. Edwin NJ.
shipley. of Freedom district, Il his
cousin. and he has other relatives In
that section Of this county. He was
one Of the Oldest members Of CenIen-
AIRY Methodist Episcopal Church and
stood ~ high In tie regard Of the
people in this city and county as
anyone Of their inhabitants.
Funeral services Here held on We'd
nesday morning at hla late residence
It 1870 o'clock. Re-. l. Emory Ben
nett ofiieiated. assisted b Dr. .. Ia
Greenfield. Intcrment wag made IN
Westminster Cemetery. The pail.
bearers were. Joseph II. Boyle. Jos
:. Shreeye. !. II. Halter. III Butler
Andrew WeaKlcy and Simon =
Weaver Funeral directors. Harvey
Bankafd 4 son.
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TO Celebrate The
FOURTH.
CITIZENS I'LL HEET on ATHLETIC
FIELD---F. MEAL PARkE, ESQ,
I'LL AXE lDDREss.-.FIEE
DISPLAY OF FIRE Works.

A Safe and Sane Fourth Of July
will be observed In Westminster NEXT
Friday. The sehoolchIldren Of the
town arc all requested to meet II the
East End High School promptly at 6
o'clock on that evening. where they
will be provided With flags, and then.
marahalled by Miss Mary D. Shellman
and headed by the First Regiment
Band. they will march to Athletic
Field where an interesting program OF
exercise VIII take place. The Mayor
will preside at these exercises.
f. Neal Parke Esq, Of the West
Minister Bar. will deliver the address :
Rev. s. Hilton 0Triek, rector Of As
eension Church vii lead in prayer.
and the National airs HIll be sung
by chorus OF 200 voices under the
leadership Of Arthur l. Stonssifer.
conductor Of the hand.
This will be followed b. n fine dis
play Of fireworks for which the citi=
zena of the town have literally sub
scribed.
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Orphans ourt.

Monday, June 23rd.-Amanda :.
Lennon, executrix of James ". Lem
mon, deceased. returned inventory Of
money, and list of debts due.
Lizzie II. Matthias, Administrative Of
J. Grant Matthias, deceased. returned
inventory OF personal property and
money and received order 10 sell
personal property.
:. II. Baumgartner. executor Of
Elizabeth Lynch. deceased settled his
first and final account.
Howard 7. Feeser and Ellen Il.
Resi-. executors Of Darius Feeser. de
ceased, returned list of debts due.
property. and received order to sell
personal property.
George S. Motter and Joseph n.
Motter, administrators Of Charles ".
MoI1er, deceased. settled their fret
and final account.
Emily J. Burns, Administrative Of
Lucinda l. Diffenbach. deceased, set
tied her first and final account.
Tuesday. June 24th.-Lillian 4.
Franklin, eIecntrix Of Joseph L.
Franklin. deceased, reported sale Of
stocks and received order Of Court
TO transfer the same; also settled her
first and final account.
Catherine A. Beam. exeeutriX Of
James 2. Beam, deceased, returned
inventory Of personal property.
David ". Burns, administrator Of
Martin Luther Burns. deceased, re
turned list OF debts due and settled
his first and final account.
Edwin D. cronk. administrator Of
Jacob W. Costley, deceased, settled
his first and final account.
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Parcel Post stamps Mast 80.

After July l The regular postage
stamp viii be good On parcel post
packages. An order to this effect
was issued BY Postmaster-General
Burfeson, Washington, yesterday. The
distinctive parcel post stamps will
also be valid for postage on all class
es of mail After the present stock
of these stamps is exhausted none
others will be printed.
The postal regulations requiring a
distinctive stamp for parcel post pack
ages has been the cause of confusion
and annoyance to the public. Thou
sands of packages have been held up
in the postoffiees because they bore
the regular postage stamps and not
the distinctive parcel post stamps.
postmaster-Genera Bnrleson's or
der Is sweeping. He makes the regu-
lar postage stamps good for insurance
and oIlecI=on-delivery fees on fourth
class mail. In the future the regular
postage stamps will be good on al
classes OF mail matter and for all
purposes.
The PosLmaster-G General also sent
to the Treasury Department an order
for 1901 100000 postage stamps, the
number estimated to be needed during
the next fiscal year.
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WEDDINGS.
Bankard-Buwon.

A very pretty wedding was solemn
lied at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Burgoon, IN Union Mills, Thursday.
June 10, at high noon. when their
second daughter, Mary Beola. became
the bride of Mr.. Monias V. Bankard.
son of the late William Bankard.
The parlor was beautifully decor
ated with white and pink garlands
caught up with a large white bell.
under which the ceremony WAS per-
formed by the brides pastor, Rev.
Ellis B. Davidson.
Miss TreYa L. Yeiser presided At
the piano and rendered Memberships
wedding march during the entrance
OF the bridal couple and "Iohengrins
during the ceremony.
The bride was attlred In hand
some white silk Yoile over majestic
satin, trimmed IN point lace and
pearls. Her travelling suit was cloth
of Copenhagen blue with hat to match.
The groom wore the conventional
black.
The only attendants we're two flower
girls. Alice Zacharias aud Cora Bank
ard. niece and cousin Of the bride.
An elegant lunch of salads. cake.
ice cream. coffee and confectionery
was served.
Tho bride was the recipient Of
many beautiful presents. consisting Of
silYerware. linen. chinagare and :
sewing machine from her parents.
The bridal couple went by automo=
bile TO Westminster. where they took
a train for Atlantic City and other
points of interest They will be 1t
home TO their friends at Union Mills.
after july Il.
The out of town guests were Mrs.
Edward EnglaF. Of Washington. ID. G.
Mrs. Harry Rain and daughter. Edna.
of Baltimore: Miss Emma L. Burgoon.
OF Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hoff=
man Fuss. Mr.. Abraham Price. Mrs.
Levine Price. Mrs. John LippY. Mrs.
Plus YingIIng. Mrs.. Edward EYerhafI
and daughter, Beatrice. Mrs. Frank
Sehweigaft and Miss Elsie Copper
smith, of Westminster Mrs. Mollle
Bankard. Misses lolene aud Estella
Bankard, Of Hanover. Mr. and Mrs
Paul Buckley. of New Windsor Prof
W. Archer Burgoon and two daugh.
tiers. Norma and GLADYS. OF GettyE.
burg. Rev. I. H. Davidson and mother
/ OF Littlegtown.
The home guests we're: Nr. and
+ Mrs. John Burgoun. Mr. Martin Wing.
! ling and daughters. Misses Virginia
and Cora YinKiuE. Mrs Calvin Bank.
ard and children. Mr and Mfa George
/ W. Bankard and son. Charles. Or, and
Mrs. G.. / WeIzel, NJ. and Mr.
+ William I Froek. Mrs Annie Hank.
ard. Mrs. Hache Wolf Ars. William
Zaeharias and children. Mira Sarah
/ Byers, M. Daniel FHoek. MessrH
H.. I. shrlyer and Harvey TagE
Misses Mollie Tagg, l. Miraud and
Anna Nuabaum. Evelyn Earhart and
TreVa YeIHeT
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Coleman.

Mrs Mary Virginia Coleman. wife
Of Henry Coleman. and daughter Of
The laIe Mr.. md MTa Wm. Williams.
died Thursday morning. June 2e.at6.40
O'Clock. at MechHnIeaYllle. after lin
RerinK lllneHa OF more than 6 weeks.
aged i year. ? months and - days
She Il survived By her husband. one
daughter. Mr. William !. Edmond
son. 40 brothers. kinse9 Williams
Of LouIayilla. and Andrew Jackson
Williams. o. bird Hill ~ sisters:
Airs Lloyd Harness. - Louisville. MrB.
Laura :. ORs and - George Neleh.
Of HITd HilI ArH Charlotte Jordan.
Of OtzI. Mr. John BLIZZARD. OF Eaat-
view. md Mr.. sarah + BaIl. OF nalti-
more county
The funeral Sill - held tomorrow
Saturday afternoon at II Pleasant
Methodist Episcopal Church Il 2
O'Clock. RE- u. y Birmingham. her
pastor. siil ofioiats. Funeral dIrec-
or. 7. : sharreT
Mrs Coleman resided IN this eann-
: all hsf life.
The palibeaTsrs 81 be. William s..
HhaucE. George a. HarneH. Thomas J..
Miller. ObedIah Buckingham md
George Kuoz
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low ersU-,HanEey.

Rev. George f BoweTsor. Of Allen
town. Pa. gon OF Mrs. Amelia Bower
sox. of Silver Run, Nd. and Miss
Anna May Hankey. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Jackson Hankey.
OF 0akmont. Pa. were married 1t
the brides home Tuesday. June nth.
They viii make their home 1t Al
lentown, where the groom. who was
recently graduated from the Luther
an Theological Seminary at Gettys-
burg. Pa. has accepted charge.
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MeehsnIe..IlIe neok Club Meets.

No fairer spot could be found by
The Bend=a-Hand Book Club of
MechanicaYIlle. On June -. than
"Fairmounts the home Of Miss Minnie
Shauek. The ladies wore holiday
air What II sun shown wHHm-eo
dill hospitality Il breezea were dust
laden they could not obscure the
beamIng faees Of the guests What
pretiler picture could have been pre-
scented than the table aside prepared
for the little folk who were first
served.
The program RaH - follows.
Greeting Of visitors. Mr.. Marshall
buckingham. the Misses buckingham.
Mira Davis. Miaz shipley and Mrs..
Talbot Buckingham. reading Of min.
utea Of last nleetInE held # tha home
Of the president. vocal duet. Our
Father KnoHH' b. Mrs. Patterson aud
NrH. Benson. roll eall and quotations
reception Of , mes member. Nil car
RE Buckingham. exchanging books
distribution Of printed literature on
The Right Of Sci Defense" = Df
HueEsl. sermon delivered before his
congregation In baltimore. November
1912. On hos 10 combat the present
day ice. Mrs Palmer gaze :
paper on sNoman.a Opportunity \
strong defense of cub HaHk In zIxlra
She showed that woman i primarily
roHponsible for homo. and al com
iorta and Ideals which fIHs from the
home. the necessity # pure food
combating InfantiIe blindness, protect
lnK .xeHighI Of children in schools
and covering a field OF work from
elemental matters 10 national Iegia=
latinn= NezI came music b Mrs
Davis and HlHa Buckingham Mrs. ]
I. WALES reeited Good postle Paul g
Oh. | done read - Good Book clear
plum ihro,
An tell you. his mighty fine
story
Is familiar with de Gospel. 81. an
new,
An l low ! a walkin IN de glory.
like 10 to read bout de blessed Holy
Ghos.
An d saints an lie mahacleH. an.
RESINS.
But De part II de Book Dat Ike de
fnag'
IL, where Paul pInls his pistle II de
fhesiana.
When looks down deep II nah % 'ol
heart.
! wondah Ct de Ia.d kin efah liz me,
Pears like Dc liKhtninRH gwIne ter
send a dart
Out Oh de thundah cloud ler strike me.
But know ef we.a good an. does
what's right.
De great Judge Is IN In rs decisions.
An turn 10 dc Hook and gitH nah
light
When Paul pinta his nIstle Il de
fheaiana.
Ef % faiths kinder shaky n you
don ieH know.
Ef 20 feet l. on de rock or in De mire
Postle Paul Kin tel you dc w you
ofter 20
Fo' to keep Yon from gettIn in d. fre.
You can clip by Satan = slick ez 4
dart.
An you wont hey no wrecks II no
collisions.
Ef yon read de Good Hook I'll you
ct IL all by heart
When Paul pints his pIstle n de
RnesianH.
MARTHA zESTz. Secretary.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

stanislaw Knicpike and wife to
Antoni Koch and wife, convey
bakery In Union Bridge, for So.
Robert Sellman TO VIM. N. Moles-
worth, conveys 307s square feet, for
$1,000.
Vim. B. Thomas and wife To Amaza
A. Adams. convey lot Of land In West
minister, for 500.
asa Hepner and wife to William
Herman Rush. convey Is Il square
perches, for 1000
Edward Shorb and wife to Harvey
e. Shorb convey 125 acres and y
square perches. for SO.
Vim. Henry streaker ct al. 10 Chas.
s. Conway, convey So acres and ID
perches. for $20s2.50.
Theodore B. Streaker TO William
Henry streaker, conveys 1913 acres, 2
roods and &c perches. for 81.
Joshua w. Herring and wife 10
Arthur V Moore. convey S625 square
feet, for $4,000.
Granville Bloom 10 James Clayton
Bloom and wife. conveys acres and
IS square perches, for $4,000.
George r. Winter 10 Walter T
Coppersmith, conveys 1870 square
feet, for s..
Granville Bloom to James Clayton
Bloom and wife. conveys 4 acres and
IS square perches, for $3.50,
George Z. Winter TO Walter T
Coppersmith, conveys 1870 square
feet. for 81.
William r. Boring ct al. 10 JOIN
II. Vaughn, convey 1903 square feet
fo= $3.50.
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Attentloni ehIldren Of Westminster

Please remember the parade On the
evening OF Friday. July III. and help
make this the best parade We have
ever had.
All children are welcome Several
of the Sunday schools have arranged
to meet In their respective school
rooms. where flags will be given them
and their line formed All other chill
dren Will meet In front Of the High
School where they will receive their
flags and be assigned TO positions in
the parade. All children wishing to
wear their Indian or Gov Boy suits
will please report 10 me as soon as
possible, 80 that | can arrange them
into special division. Uncle Sam"
will be there with the First Regiment
Band. ready to lead Be prompt Six
o'clock Friday evening. July 9TH
Every girl and boy in town Ii vel
come. Bring your drums boys. and
help celebrate.
Young ladies willing to serve as
aids In keeping the children in line.
will please report to me. Parade will
start At GO o'clock sharp.
MARY BosTWICK SHEELMAN,
Chairman Parade Committee.
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snyder

John Adam Snyder formerly Of this
county. died ~ June =, nj 10 o'clock
: m. Il the hume IF hla IN. Charles
snyder. at Washington Courthouse.
Ohio. lis - va 81 yearH and Z
months. Until three year ago Ar.
Snyder lived II Daniel. Ills county.
lie IL survived b. bis aon. ChaHleA
Funeral took place IN Sunday morn
NJ ai 1910 o'clock from Z. II WallE's
establishment. and services we're con-
Quoted n EheneEer Methodist Epls-
fupal Church = He II. !. Hall. The
nallbezrers Hsre: J J. Franklin. N.
! Honek. William Conway, : Z.
Waltz. : ". narnea and ]. T. FarSer.
Funeral director { II Waltz
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snytlu-H Harm.

i very pretty wedding vas solemn
lied At the home Of Mr. Thomas kauf=
man. Baltimore. BY IT,. +. y. An
thony. pastor of the Brethren Church
at 80 O'Clock Saturday afternoon.
June n. The contracting parties
were Miss Maize Snyder. Of baltimore.
and Mr.. William T Harm. Of Roland
Park Mr.. Emory Kaufman vas bel
man and Miss Phellna Harm. sister O.
the groom. wa bridesmaid. The
bride wore white crepe metioT. trim
med in lace aud pearls and carried
Bride roses. The bridesmaid wore
laYendar crepe metior. trimmed IN
Duchess iace and carried La France
roses. The wedding march Wa rend=
cred by Mrz. D. L GeIman. o. Vest
minister. After the ceremony : reCep=
ton was rendered them.
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foNle-gekman.

Joseph 5. Fowler, son - The late
Joseph f Fowler. OF his eHy, and
Miss Ethel NJ, Eekmau. formerly Of
Glyndon, we're married last evening
at the parsonage of Christ Reformed
Church by Rev. J. L. Barnhart. Miss
Eleanor AlIender and Frances Knight.
both of Washington. D. G. were
bridesmaid and best man. respectively.
After the wedding a reception WA
rendered In their honor At the home
OF the groom's aunt, Mrg Emma FoH-
Ter. In Baltimore. where the Young
couple will reside
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Marriage Licenses.

George Tyock and Mary II. Peter
man, both of Adams county.
Edward H. Murphy and Laura
Hitch, both of sykesyIlle.
Maurice V. nankert and II. Beola
Bnrgoon, both Of Union Mills.
Emmert l.. shafer and Carrie L
Dntrow, both of Frederick county.
Robert r. Thompson and Mabel !
Martin, both of Taneytown.
Hilary L. Broadwatef. Grantsville
Md. and Emma G. Eyler. Union
Bridge.
Clarence T. Stevens and Grace b
Grimes. both Of Frederick county
Nd.
Frank Il. HaInes. Iniontown, and
Mande N. Stremmel, New Windsor.
Harry n Baublitz and Edna King
both OF Hanover. Pa.
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Samuel : Myers Of uachman 5
VALLEY. died yesterday morning. June
=. ~ hih residence. aKsd y Ysara
month aud 3 daT# lie : survived
= hIH aife. three daughters Mra
Herbert BialeT OF Haehman.H Valley
NfE Prank Garner. of near thiH city.
aud II Daniel BHaThef If FTIzeil-
burg and une son Sir John ATera.
II home
Funeral services sill = held on
SUNDAY morning = le o'clock at
Meadow branch church The pail
bearers will hs Denton y HarehlmC.
William St0HaHlfeT. Theodore HIEgS.
Harry Little. Granville GsppefEmlth
md Austin DndreH Funeral dIHec-
iur. James i stousF
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Ham.

Charles Donald Ham. little Hon Of
Ar and Mrs. Hayden Ham. OF near
Keymar. died on Monday night June
>. aKad Years.. : months and "a
days. The funeral sas held on we'd
nesday afternoon. when services we're
conducted at he house by HeY. Martin
sehweIIzer. Of Union bridge. and Inter
ment HaB made In laughs Cemetery.
Four little hoYs were paiIbearerH