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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-01-09
Belleview News.

Inasmuch as there were three
communications from Belleview
in last weeks REGISTER, the writ
er will, from now on, desist writ
ing weekly communications, but
will occasionally send one
During the year of 1SS4-more
than twenty-eight years ago-I
wrote my first letter to the REGIS
TER, and since that time | have
seldom let a month pass without
sending a letter for publication.
| have always been a stsunch, 10y.
al friend to the REGISTER, and
shall expect to so continue. One
would just about as we'll speak
disrespectful of my only brother
in my presence as to speak disre.
spectful of the REGISTER. l have
always attempted to impartially
give the news of the locality in
which lived, never letting politics
or church govern me in the least,
nor did one need to live within a
radius of n mile from a point
fixed by two horizontal lines CROSS
ing one another at right angles in
order to be represented in my
communications.
The holidays being oyer, BUSH
ness of all kinds appears to be
very quiet in this locality.
Manufacturing the holidays,
Miss Essie Thomas, of GRANTEE
Vile, to VIM. Brooks of Bismarck,
Mo.
VIM. Keathley, of Dos Arc, has
Employment as Clerk in R. E,
Johnson's store here. Mr., Keath-
ley has removed his family here,
and will probably be employed
here for several months, as he is a
very good business man. We are
glad to have you with US, Mr..
Keathley.
Mrs. Johnston and son, Ray
mond, spent Christmas with
friends and relatives in Lester
Vile.
DR.. Meador was called to Gran
iteville Monday last.
R. E. Johnston spent several
days in st. Louis week before
last.
The verdict of the jury in the
Mullane case met with the hearty
approval of the people of this
locality, and it is to be hoped thai
Judge Evans will not grant a new
trial. Let all the parties implicit.
ed in this case have the full force
of the law, in order that the NOR
al standard of Iron County shall
not be lowered in consequence 0.
this diabolical outrage.
Our merchant, David Lasater
was confined to his room las
week, but is now able to be W
again.
Charles farmer and wife of neal
Caledonia were in Ironton Mon
day last.
Judge Volner of Clones passed
drought town Tuesday.
D. E. Chambers went to Bis
marck Thursday last.
The writer this week received
from the Iron County Bank a very
nice calender.
Monte and Willard Stephens
and sister, Miss NOVA, visited the
Thorn Grove school Friday after
noon, January 3.
Miss Florence Hatley is attend
ing the Thron Grove school.
:. p.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-01-09

Big Reduction Sale on ladies'
suits, cloaks and skirts during
January at LOPEZ STORE Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-01-09

From January 1st until January
18th there will be a Big Midwinter
Clearing Sale ct b. N. Browns.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-01-09

If you want to buy good shoes
cheap-visit the January Bargain
Shoe Counter at LOPEZ STORE Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-01-09

Ball Brand Rubber Goods.
Look for the RED BALL Trade Mark on the
SOle--a GUARANTEE of Pure First-Grade Rubber.
Rubbers, Overshoes, Felt Boots, Rubber Boots
of All Kinds-the Very Best the market Affords
no higher in price than other makes, but a Great
Deal Better. Buy one pair, and you'll be 0 friend
ever after to the RED BALL BRAND
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-29

Sureunbiirg nad) StrabbMrg, &ild)aro
Don Siireunburg nad) Sid @iirooid.
ter Geld BON StruBburg nad) Siircm-
burg.-M Den MubcItano periebt:
Sberbabn . Niiiitent Sdils in Gttel-
briif; 3itgfiibrer Shaoi in 2itrem,.
burg; @ugcltmciiter 9cfer in 2itr.
cn1burg; @ubmpdrter Sola0urf III
&rndtcl. - 8eitorben: Sabniteig.
idofiner 0ciben in Gttelbriid.
Hriifnngcn.-Serr Auglrit Settler
ans 8repenmad)er hat oas Gynnlell
sur @rlungung oes =. Goftorates I'M
Heht %beltanOen. - Ter bodpp. Serr
9tif. @eirih ans @oitingen bot auf
Der llniueriitdt 6reibilra in Sreisgai,
Oos Softoreromen in oct Stontsmii.
ienlhaftcn nit ser Note rclin laltbe"
b%eitanben. Seine Iiiiertatipn be-
banOelte Dos Sbema: 9dnOlihes Sire.
oit- mo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. = Die
Serren !. y. Galtcur aus 9urem-
burg, i. y. 8utenfniif ans Seferid,
un6 Worc-l Miiller al,s Horoinden
baben oas slbgongs-Grameu an GER
5abnGr5tliden Sohihule in Yoris
beitanoen. Ser Wihael @agner
bon 9iefird bat ON Eolpted)niihen
SnItitut in Strelis (@eflenburg)
bos giienbabnboufoh nit Dem Yrd-
oifat @lit abiolpiert.
Sn Der 8ebGlterfommiiton Ger
Observation-Disclosures baben bier Mit-
9lieoer geeeu 5pei (ein Wtitelieo bot
lid entbolten) lid iiir einen propi-
ioriiden IusifluB oes &lerus BON
Der 9ebGlterrepiiion ausgeiproden.
Die 8ommiiiion beitebt aus Den Ser
rem Hobert graiieur, Hemmers, 60
croir, 8unnen, Sdils, Iiinden uno
Nesler.
8erdnoernnsen beim Herional Der
3oQpermaltnns.-8eriett: Tie God.
a%ufieber Nif. 8obert bon aleinbettin.
gen an oos 3oqamt 1 in ulflingen;
6elir Hif. Gbennalir bon Hieoerfer.
ihen nod Rleinbettingen; 5beooor
Settler bon Sberpallen nad) Hieoer-
ferifen; gouaro 9omborap bon Sol.
felt nab Sberpaaen; Martin Slinger
bon Golfer mad Sit,pelt; Irnolo CIT
oenfauf bon Hieberforn naf Bon
oorf; Nifolaiis Martin BON 8onoorf
nod Nieoerforn; Sobann 9aptiit
gurifeib bon 9ieoerforn nah 8eles
unb Nifolaus Setter BON 9eles nod
Observation-Disclosures ais 3ollauf-
ieber: Sergeant Soiepb Irgenoorii
uno aorporal Sobann Sdons.-
Yeniioniert: Die 3oaaufieber Eeter
Nodels. Sobann 9ifolal,s SoItert
uno Inoreas @epnauo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-29
ams ben ahriseu Theiftn.

Snrsliniter r, 6. Suli. = Sier
murbe Der melt befannte Maiirermei-
tier Heter Yoos beiite 5u 8rabe ge.
tragen. gr itanO i'm SO. Sabre. gr
binterl1Bt nebit ieiner @ittpe nod
iehs sum Sbeil erwafiene ainoer.
Sn ben 1S90er Sabren arbeitetc er
in BORT @aibington, Wis.. unb or
bate oiele Sreunoe oaielbit. weld,e
iif ieiner nod mobl crinnern merben.
Ter t%raucrnoen Samilic unier 9ci.
leio! gr rllbe IN Srieoen!--@. ".
Cascade, Soma.
Gid a. b. MIs., I. Suli.-Ier
beItbetannte beige photograph Serr
y. Sborn bat iein @eid)dit sum 1.
Sanlar on einen photographer ans
gelgicn perfnuit uno miro Damn Die
woblpcroiente 8ube gcnieben.
6 dweiler Nnngli II.
it n, T.. Silli.-Sn DER Gampfmol.
fcrei 0ffnete ON Mittwof Der Ser.
walter Iaul nit Dem Mnihincnfiib-
rer Sdoos cine sur Steriliiieruna
Der Wilh in fofenoem @uiicr itc-
bcnoe aeiiillte aamnc. Nad,oem er
Den SerihluB gcloit bate. ipllroc scr
Gedcl nit @nht in oic Sobc &c.
id)lcuoert. mo Ger observation-disclosures
puroe 0 Der beroiSipritcnoen lie
Oeub beiBcn Milh an aopi mo Sals
ionic an Nrntcn lnb 9cinen aetroi.
len, mobei or erbcblihc 9runomuIl,
Den erlitt. Nilh Der Ierrualter erlitt
Sronowunoen al Der red)ten Sanb.
8apcri d. ;. Sill. - 8cItcrn
Nbeno eli ltbr brnd AM @iiblcnmeg
tSeucr aus in Den Decentralization oes
Wesgermciiters Gnben olls Der @obn-
bof.Noeniic. bcDobnt bon Dem Nm.
ltrcidermeiiter Tenoel. Gr crlcibct
einen Sd)abcn bon 800 Sranfen. Scr
nidt perlifert lit. Gabcn crlcioes ci.
nen Shaoen BON 5000 Sr.. Scr orrd,
@eriiherlng acbcdt lit.
= hraiiiA T.. Suli. - Sas
Wobllbalis Ocs 0dltlptrtbea SicId) IN
Sdraliig meld)cr nit ieincr Srau
BON Sauie abmcieno mar. gcrietb
Tad,tS gcgen | llbr IN grono uno
murbe nebit Stoll unb Sdnlppcn ein
&aub Ger Slonmen. Ter Sd)abe be.
lGrft lid, oui etpn 5000 Sr. nnb lit
o,lrh ScrIid,errng gebedt.
Niebcrwils, 1. Suli. = Ils
Der bel Scrrn Altguit Sfoad ongc.
ltclltc &lledlt Sconaro @cigcl aeitern
Wtittos gegen II llbr bon ieincr Somr
nit Dem @agen aus Der Iricd)t fam.
iicl er bel Der Bride ron icincn
Tubperf. mnO bas Hao bes itwcrcn
aarrcns aing ibm iibcr sails uno
Vruit. IN bclpmBtloiem 3uitono
mnroe CT ppn Den berbcigeeiltcn Gen.
ten iiir foot ouiaeboben; Der Nr5t
itcate icbr 9cidbrlide Serleeungen
felt.
y d a. b. MIA, s. Suli.-Sn
benz. Jest in 9etricb itebenoen Stabl.
wcrf Der Arbeo iinb am Sonntaa
Nohmittog nm A llbr ole bel rem
8pnperter bei6ditistcn Nrbcitcr So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-29

bciiHhct. Sm Iug.lit nil CT lpicocr
mai Soocn 5uriidrciien uno BON bort
nit Saf lnb Yad i'm 6crbit nud,
StcarnS Gountp al~le!pnnbern. - Sm
Siitritt II lprrpc Hcter StipnrB. I'M
Siitritt ga Sobu IS. Sell unb i'm Si>
thrift 10 Wntb, ardiner ais StIaes
m~eiitcr picocrgewdblt. = ct. Gihplas
iii iebt rtroden"; Die Srodenbcit
madte iif am Wontag critmals bier
bcmerfbar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-29
Die @abrbeit.

Ter WencraltabShef Woub erflGrte
pur einiscm Wsunaten, Elm aries nit
Wegifo Ii unn has ,uirc natiirlih bic
S%nteruentipn - wiirbc bicieS 9ano
ann Winbeitem 800 Wtiliouen Collars
fuften. 9aR has cin et,uas gar 5m
tbenrcr Yreis 1T fir bic Seihnsung
profit wiitbiger amerifaniiher aapita.
liiten, uelde megifauiidcn Yoben nnb
merifaniife Mrbcit %amsbeutem, per.
itcheu sliifliher,ueiie bcmte ielbit iolde
9rciic, bic lid III anpcren 1rasen ppn
cen Seiitenhcn am 0dnsclbanb fiibrem
lafcm.---.St. Yaul Wolfs3eitung."
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-10
PLEASANT VALLEY.

II ia GeIman, who was opar-
aIed 81 about NO years ago at tn
Noman.H Hospital. baltimore. return
ID u TIM institution on Monde IL
undergo another operation, as heF
saffeTInEa have been intenFe ~ tlmes
Ter manY friends With thBt the oHer=
alton Nj Be a success.
Mr. Jaeob Lawyer Is Etjll on lha
HieE ii. and Il no better at this
writing.
=. al Hra Edward Myers were
n HaaaEef on Sunday 90 roe the lalz
I.E.z sister Hrs George Graub. sHg
haH been sick for some time
= Stevenson YiuglinE rs suffering
- > xefF IarEe boil Oh bis chin
- Haafs HelwiT BIS improving HI
property y putting in q large hag
window
II 15zepb T. Yinglng Is bHsg
s#HHIaE tomatoes The crop g. q large
~ Ii sear there was alalf
Which contained 40 tomatoes Thu
.Haf Ihase Is stalk which had ~
tomatoes On It and there might have
az#H = number Of stalks which con
aIHH1 mere. but fhiH stalk just hap
HaHsa II BE counted
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-10
BARE BRANCH.

Mrs. Jeremiah KoontE entertained
on Saturday and Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs.
Hollie Helwlg. wife and two children.
Edmund and Leroy
IRIS. Walter Helwlg aud Miss Nellie
Koontz and Mr. Horace Koontz. Of
LIttlestown. Pa; Mrs. Anna Mary
starner and daughter, Dorothy, spent
Sunday With Mr. Albert Starner and
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Myers and two
children. Mary and Elva, spent Sun
DAY With Mr. Joseph Myers.
Mr. and Mrs. william Stair and
Two children. Viola and Janet. spent
Sunday With Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Powell. Of near Bearmount school
house
Mr. Joseph Myers entertained On
Sunday last Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Yingling and con. Charles, Of Hanover.
Pa.
While cutting corn Mr.. Jeremiah
Koontz. found marriage certificate
bearing the name OF Richard Evans
and Miss Rhoda Colston. OF near
WaterHyilie. Carroll county. The
minister's name was James KillRore.
Tie couple was united in marriage n
Lisbon Methodist Protestant paraon-
az Witnesses. Anna N. Kiligore.
and Maggie Killgore II is supposed
i III blown there by the storm from
about no miles from Stonersyille, on
tha Pleasant Valley road.
Mr. and Mrs. John Brown entertain
- on Sunday last MIR and Mra Y
= TheFiI and son, Paul. Of Union
Mil. Miss Carrie Brown. Of Tyrone.
HeaHrz EIHenorth and Leonard HaHa-
IeT. d Manchester: Misses Elsie and
Dorothy staner. Hattie and Bernetia
EIaTmHnien.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-10
GAMRER.

Mr.. William Saylor, contractor, and
a large force of men are working on
Mr.. G. ". Arnold's new barn.
Chestnut harvest is here, but the
crop Is only fair one.
Mrs. Oscar Barnes, daughters, Ina
and Reno, after spending the past
week In Baltimore, visiting relatives
and friends, have returned home.
Miss Nellie Gardner was a week.
end guest of Miss Edith Myers, of
Morgan Run.
Mr.. Louis Barnes, of Arnold avenue.
visited his son, Charles, of Fairniont,
Sunday last.
Miss Catherine Miller has taken up
3 course in typewriting at Strayer's
Business College, Baltimore.
Mrs Louis Barnes gathered on the
end of September, ripe Strawberries
Of fine quality.
Mr. George Barnes. OF Louisville.
had as his Sunday guests: Mr.. and
hrs. John Hallbrook, of Harrison
vile: Mr.. and Mrs. William Catheli,
of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Barnes and daughters, Ina and Reno.
Of Gambler, and Nv. and Mrs Harry
0gg, Of near Bird Hill.
Miss Olga Robertson, OF Spring
Mills. Is visiting Miss Mabel Shipley
Mr.. Albert Borther, of Baltimore.
spent the weeks end with Mr.. Louis
of Louisville.
Mr.. William Keller, of Baltimore.
Il visiting his sister and brother-in-
Inv. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert w. Spencer,
Of springdale Farm.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-10
DEFERRED LOCAL.
HOUCKsyILLE.

Those visiting at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Noah w. Rill last Sunday
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stump and
Mr.. and Mrs William Knight, OF
Back River. 1t was Mr.. Stump's first
visit to Peach Farm, in his new auto.
Mrs. John Kastner, of Baltimore,
spent few days the past week with
Mrs. Henry Dull.
Miss Elizabeth Willard, of Blue
Ridge Summit, is the guest of Capt
and Mrs. H. Clay Eby.
Misses Maggie and Myrtle Beetley
have returned to their home after
spending two months with Mr.. and
Mrs c. e. Elseroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Martin, of Union
Bridge, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Harris.
Mrs. II II. Spahr, of Lineboro. and
Miss Kate Wampler, of Hampstead.
are guests of Mrs. John Smith. Of
Spring Farm.
Mrs. John C. Tull and two daugh-
tiers, Myrtle and Harriet, of Balti=
more, spent the weeks end with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Leppo.
William A. Davidson, Mr. and Mrs
William ID. Shaffer, Miss Lydia ?.
Davidson and Miss Jessie Snyder. all
of Baltimore, spent Saturday and
Sunday with T. W. buchanan and
wife.
Miss Mary Bosom returned to
Baltimore Monday to begin work
after spending three months with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bosom.
The bazaar and supper held In the
hall last Friday and Saturday nights
was grand success. 1t was the
largest crowd that ever ate supper ut
Wesley. The hall is 26x60 and was
full, and at least one-third Of the
people we're on the out side. The
Ladies' Aid Society was not prepared
for such large crowd and some had
to go home without supper. The
Social Hall" certainly was christened
properly. The net proceeds OF the
supper were about $11S.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Zentgroft and
Milton and Arthur Dull spent the
weeks end in Baltimore.
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MILLER's.

Mrs. James Rohrbaugh spent Hef=
eral days the past week visiting her
brothers, at Baltimore aud Phila-
delphia.
Noah Sullivan and wife. of Han
over, Pa, visited their daughter. Mr..
Jacob Zepp, few days last week.
Our Postmaster extends thanks 10
Mrs. Samuel Hare for some ripe
strawberries, which grew and rlpen.
ed In her garuen, In the month Of
September.
Mrs. irwin Mppy and SONS spent
several days visiting friends ut Balti-
more.
Miss Nertie Hoffacker, of Manehes-
ter, visited her sister, Mrs. John (.
Miller, last Sunday.
Mrs. George Barber raised ! num-
Der Of very large sweet-potatoes this
year.
Mrs. Henry Rinehart f. II. and
confined to bed
Howard Hare and family. near
here, visited J. +. Rlcharts and I'm
ily, on Sunday.
Frank sandruck and family visited
Mrs. Sandruck's parents. Mf and
Mrs. GornbOwer, near Hanover. p.
last Sunday.
Mrs. William Giller and children.
Of Baltimore who spent the paal
month visiting the formers father
in-law, Charles Giller. and family. re-
turned home Tuesday. Miss HarPue=
rite Giller accompanied her II heF
home, and will attend school IN fae
city this winter
Misses Dora Newman. Edna seIg=
man. Viola Doll and beatrice Dabb#.
OF Chenille, Pa, visited Mr. and HrH.
Henry n Miller last Sunday.
Our assistant teacher. Miss Laura
Burns who had been III and unable
10 teach for several weeks. has aHaIn
resumed her duties.
Theodore Miller and vie visited
Ar. ana Mrs George Snyder. ueaH
Westminster. last Sunday.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-10
MANCHESTER.

On Monday last large delegation
presented a petition to tie County
Commissioners asking that the road
between Manchester and tie PenHsxI=
yania line be put in a pagaahla s8n=
dltion. At one time this Vas a Eaad
pike, but for the past few years Il haH
gotten in a very bad condition I'D i
some places Is IN an almost umBaa=
sible condition.
On Tuesday night Of this week wien
Daniel Barnhart, wife and Guild. -
Mr. Clinton Reed were driving n -
opposite direction on the road q nile
sonfh of town. Mr. Reeds bugFY esI=
lided with Mr. BanhariH. throwing
Nr. Baruhart, his wife and Guild on
Of the buggy, Fortunately the hofzz
stopped and none we're seriously n
jnred
This community was visited =
several very heavy rains lie nzzI
week.
On Wednesday, October 81. Hr.
Clinton r. Barnhart moved from IL
residence on West Main street . h
new house, recently built 81 vest
minister street
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TYRONE

Those who visited Nr. and hrs.
Noah Il. Babylon the past Sunday
were: Mr.. Henry Cassell Mf. nd
Mrs. William Adams and Ralph
Warehime, Of Avondale; Mr.. aaa n
Wesley Warehime and Louise Ware
hine, Of Petersburg Mr.. and Mr..
Nathaniel Lippy Mr.. and Mrs. I'll
ian Lippy Geneva BipDy. Nf. ana
Mrs. Sterling Bixler and GuY Bizlef.
Of Baehmans Valley; Mr.. Herbert
Babylon. of Hanover, Pa; Mrs. Mafy
strieb, OF Baltimore; Mr.. Plus BABY
lon, of Brierwood; Mr.. Theodore
Cummings, of Uniontown: Mr. and Ms.
Levi aaus, ST., Stanley Mans, Truth
Mans, Levi Maus, Jr., and Katherine
Maus, of Tyrone
Mrs. Noah II. Babylon. Of Tyrone.
has turkey hen one year old which
started laying the first Of April and
never stopped laying until September.
laying in all, los eggs.
Mrs. Mary Strieb, of Baltimore. i
spending a few days with Mr.. Daniel
Wafehime, OF T'rizellburg.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-10
PIPE CREEK VALLEY.

The Christian Endeayor meeting at
Mr.. Charles Biddle's was the great
est thing Of its kind ever held IN tins
community. There were 81 persons
present. The songs, testimonials
and prayers offered were sincere and
heartfelt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Wantz and
son, Ralph, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Harry Thurman, of Pine Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Arnold visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Beard. Of
smoketown, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stuart spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Boil
linger, of Frizellburg.
Mrs. Blocher and daughter. Edna.
OF Bittlestown, Pa. spent Monday
with Mrs. II. Wantz.
The Myers Brothers are beautify-
Ing the old homestead, giving the
house new coat OF paint and laying
concrete walks.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-10

COIL BINS ARE STILL FASHION
ABLE WITH HIGH NECKS. At this
season Of the year, they ought to be
filed 10 the brim with bright, shiny
GoaI. Our advice would be 10 put In
enough to last until April 1st, from
Smith ! Reifsnlder.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-10
.nonHnn.Chage.

Communion services as follows:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II. at 1890 a. m.
Baust=-0etober g. at 1910 a. m. Pre-
paratory services on the Saturday
previous. i 30 .. m. G. W. Baugh-
man. pastor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-10

D6AI#1Z

] am prepared - d 81 EIHH# . 10
ing, cleaning. securing. pressing and
repairing % ladies' KsHIIEMEa.# nd
ehildren'g clothes. IaaeY g HIIE
Waists, skirts. feathers. r. gloves.
hats. slippers. ete.
All out Of town orders receive prompt
attention, town orders called = Il II
hours
Honest dealing. god NeHZ. Haaaan-
able prices ny motto.
u. w. MILLER. Cleaner - UYsr.
Phone 95w Westminster. II.
Dye-works ard residence. 81 . Vest
Minister Seminary. fenna. -.
oct g5l
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-10
.THE SUMMER I PAST. THE

HARVEST Is EsDEDr Time now to
have the Coal BIN filled. for the
weather vii geI cool. cooler md cold.
For steam or cooking. en- gIre ron
best GoaI u Smith : nelfsnIder
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-10
CircumstantiaI Evidence.

What does you understan' b cir
cumstantial evidence?' asked Miss
Miami Brown.
As near as ! kin splain 1t. fun De
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-10

agt ! got
that helped
Ill ] beeaa H
diB T. Pink huns
Vegetable
pound. / if
ular and had CRAMPS
80 bad that ]
30 10 bed. Now
have better health
than / have h8dE
years and cannot
speak too HI lof
Me- Trelfg Eaf44=
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-10

way It has been 'splained to me- an
sEered Erastus Pinkley, "circum-
alantial evidence is de feathers dat
you leaves lyin' around after you has
done ct de chicken FIX.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-10

Chicago. ii. = q take pleasure in
writing to thanls you for what Lydia L.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has
done fer NJ. suffered with such aw-
ii periodic pains, and had a displaee-
ment. and received no benefit from the
doctors. | was advised 10 take Lydia
l. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and
an nov d veil as ever =" Mrs. Will
Ian FULLY, 2052 Ogden Avenue,
Chicago. Ii.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-10

# you have the slightest doubt
that Iydia L. Pinlsham's Vegeta-
BE 0ompomduil help you, write
II Lydia /. pinlshamNIed Co.
(sonfidential) Lynn, Mass, for ad-
vice. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by a woman.
aud held IN strict confidence.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-10
Case of Mrs. 1'ully.

Your medicine. = Mrs. JESSIE sCBAAR
) Iain 81, GRANVILLE, III.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-20
80 was /, once--when I had more

80 was /, once--when had more
time. Business has drawn my at
tention, though never my interest,
away from IL. I've entirely dropped
my reading in the last year. BY the
way. were you here in time to witness
the swarm of antiopas last month 2
Rather unusual. I think"
mo, l missed that. What was tho
feature, speciality"
Tho suddenness of the appearance
You know. Helmund says that
Pardon me, who?"
''Helmund the Belgian"
oh yes, certainly. Go ont"
The stranger went on at some
length. He appeared to be an in
terested rather than learned student
of the subject AS he talked, sitting
on the step of his car, from which
he had descended, the other studied
him. his quiet but forCeful voice, his
severely handsome face. with it's high
brows, harsh nose, and chiseled out
lines, from which the eyes looked
forth, thoughtful. alert yet with the
gaze of man in pain. Presently he
said courteously:
may | take you along? I am Alexan-
der Blair"
Thank you. III be glad of lift.
My name is Chester Kent"
Not the Professor Kent OF the
Ramsay case?"
The same. Yod know. Mr.. Blair.
I've always believed that you had
more of hand in Ramsay's death