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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-06-09
Conventions In Session.

The republican national con-
vention began its sessions at
Chicago June 7, and on that day
more leaders began to predict the
nomination of Justice Charles E.
Hughes of the U. S. supreme
court as the party's candidate for
president.
The progressives, whose con-
vention is also being held in
Chicago, are expected to nominate
Roosevelt and Johnson, -their
ticket in 1912.
There seemed to be no prospect
yesterday of the two factions
efecting compromise.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-06-09
PROGRESS OF THE WAR.

Early last week the Germans cap
tured two miles of trenches from the
French. northwest Of Verdun, taking
300 prisoners The French in n
Counter attack recovered some lost
ground and took 225 prisoners. Heavy
commandments followed, and on Jut e
l the Germans penetrated the French
first line northeast of Verdun but
were beaten off after severe fighting.
On the Bird the Germans again gained
g'ound at this point, and on the
same day took some heights from the
British in Belgium, the Canadians
later retaking most IT HE captured
territory but losing it agaln ON the
4th. On June the GeGmars took
500 prisoners near Vaux in renewed
advance on Verdun. hut their attacks
we're again repnstd on he 5th. OF
the 9Th the Germaus claimed the
cap.ure OF FUrL Vaux witt, 700 Or. son.
eTs.
In a naval battle in the North sea
OF the Jutlaud coat, ON the evening
and night Of JOne |, In which more
than 100 ship were engaged on both
sides, the British ,ep, red their
loss to b. three battle cruisers,
Queen MARY, lndefal gable and In
Clnclble, three armored cruisers. and
ABOUT dUz"u desire and ons
submarine. The Germans reporte d
having lost one bat ltshir, aree Zig t
cruisers and several destroyers Other
ships on both sides were damaged.
The British lost between 5000 and
5000 men includir 1893 @ fi.t Rs. II few
heing taken prlso ,ers by jhe S}erulrs.
In subsequent reports The Brir'Sh
admiralty said there were prou nd, 10
surprising that / he Germ4Is in, t two
hattleships, two dreAdnaught battle
cruisers, four light cruisers ano tee
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-06-09
"women's Tongues" of Nassau.

You emerge from the custom house
shed of Nassau of the bahamas into
the warm. spict- murmur of the negro
thronged street that tells you that you
are in the tropics This murmur you
soon perceive Is compounded of curl
"us soft shutting Of fect-the effect of
he loose down al heel shoes or slippers
affected by the Z ngroeS-the soft. coo.
ing darby voices. pathetlcally childlike
and friendly. ~ which note of ex-
1ilaration is cdded by breezy rat
fling overhead that puzzles you till you
discover its 1gin I'm the great bean
pods of the polneiana trees "Women's
tongues" the natives call them. be-
cause of their keeping up this continu-
ous strea mike chatter even on the
Stillest day.-Richard lie Galllenne in
Harper's Magazine.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-06-09
Young Rathdrum Farmer WEEDS

Young Rathdrum Farmer WEEDS.
The wedding of Miss Elizabeth
L. Graedel of Odessa, Wash to
Arthur G. Paul, of Rathdrum,
Idaho, took place Thursday noon,
June 1st, at the home of the BRIDES
parents, Rev. and Mrs. George
Graedel at Odessa. The Rev. Mr..
Graedel oficiated at the ceremony,
which was witnessed by an assem-
blage of thirty-hve relatives and
friends. The rooms were beauti-
fully decorated with white BRIDES
roses and white wedding bells.
The wedding dinner was served
Immediately after the ceremony
and social evening was enjoyed
by the family and guests.
Mr.. Paul arrived home Saturday
evening with his bride, having
made the trip to and from Odessa
in his motor car. They will reside
on Rathdrum prairie. Mr.. Paul,
who is son of August Paul, has
lived here for a number of years, is
young farmer, highly respected,
and has many friends who join in
extending best wishes.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-06-09
Second Team Won.

The Rathdrum second team played
at Hauser last Sunday, and won by a
score of / to l3. The Hauser nine
is announced to play return game
Oh the Rathdrum grounds June IL, at
p. III.
The Rathdrum first team lost the
game at Pleasant View last Sunday.
There appears to be dispute betwee n
the two teams as TO the number OF
runs made.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-06-09

There Is NOR e Catarrh in this section of
the country than all other diseases put
together, and until the last few years
was SUPP osed 10 be incurable For n
great many years doctors pronounced il a
local disease and prescribed local RENE
dles' and by constantly failing to cure
with local treatment. pronounced IL incur
anie Science has proven Catarrh to be a
lhlrt constitutional treatment Hairs
SItarrh Cure. manufactured by F. ]
CCheney q Co. Toledo. Ohio. is the only
taken internally. 1t acts directly on The
nIood and mucous surfaces of the system.
Ihey Offer one hundred dollars for nnv
case II iails to cure. Send for circulars
Address; F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo q
Sold by Druggists. T5c "
Take Halls Family Pills for coustina,,on
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-06-09
Stomach Troubles and Constipation

oIUIHHCH IFOuDIeS and CONTEMPLATION
II will eheerfully say that Cham
berlain'S Tablets are the most salts.
factory remedy for stomach troubles
and constipation that | have sold in
thirty-four years drug store service"
writes S. II. Murphy, druggist, Wells
burg, N. Y. Ohtainable everywhere.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-06-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
publisher
Department of the Interior.

Department of the Interior.
U. s. Land Office at Occur d'Alene. Idaho,
May 10, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Adam F.
Moe, of Post Falls Idaho. who. on
May 81. 1912. made Homestead Entry
No. Os346 for Lots /. 4, 5 and s. Section II.
Township 50 NJ Range W. Boise Meridian.
has filed notice OF intention to make
Five year proof. to establish claim to
and Receiver U. S. Land Office. at
Occur d Alene, Idaho, on the Goth day OF
June 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses: William
Drummer. J. II. Wright, S 9. Garten. NJ.
Darto, all OF Post Falls, Idaho.
May19toJun18 FRANK LANGLEY. Register
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-06-09

Judge r. N. Dunn of Occur d'AIene,
in announcing his candidacy for the
office of justice OF the supreme court
OF the state, directs attention to the
fact that his residence in Idaho
covers the past twenty five years,
thirteen years of that time having
been spent 10 Shoshone county and
the past twelve years in Kootenai
county.
During the past seven years he has
been Judge of the district court of the
Eighth district. He was appointed
to the office 10 1909 and has been
twice elected since that time.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-06-09
SS(1yXe !: { !! Q.

The original Tuxedo Process"
of refining mild Kentucky Burley,
mellowed by 8 to S years ageing,
Positively removes every particle of
harshness and bite.
Put Tuxedo to the pipe test. That
will show you why, to millions
of men, Tuxedo is the only Just
right" smoke.
Read the guarantee in the top of
every tin.
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ROCKY Ridge.

Miss Helen OEle nd Miss sarah
am White. Of EmmLZzlnrK. returned
homo on Sunday, afteF spending : lev
DAYS with he formers grandparents.
Mf. and ~. ]. u. Ole.
Ar Frank Rowe and family. 81 I'M
mitsburK. KIslied her uncle and aunt.
Ar. and NJ. q. X. 0eIzelman On sun
day.
Misc Ruth stuIi ansnt few days
Il. week Nth relatives In Woods
boFo
Ar. Robert BIggs. n baltimore. yis-
ted friends On Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie CARRIER. la Helen 0gls.
Hlss Sarah Anna White and Mr.
Franklin IlzTber. spent Sunday 9Th
Hf. and ~. Howard Smith. OF Ioys.
Sir. Robert Whitmors and friend. Of
baltimore. returned home on Sunday
from vi 10 his sister. Mrs. Bertha
Valentine md family.
Miss Agatha weanI. Of TaneYIoxn
I visiting relatives here.
The picnic and festival held On Sat
nrtay, ~ ; big success.
Miss M Rowe. If Emmltsburg
spent a f. days LAT seek With her
unele and aunt. Mr.. nd Mrs.. :. X,
nslselInan.
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FINKsBURG.

Mr.. and Mrs. n B. Stocksdale, OF
Baltimore, were weeks end guests OF
the formers cousin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred = Morse.
Mrs. 0ster PIaggmeyer and daugh-
ter, o. Mobile, Ala, are spending the
north Of September with relatives
here.
The Misses Marshall, of Arlington.
are visiting their cousin, Miss Virginia
Armaeost
Robert Moores. Of Baltimore. spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Fannie
Moores.
Clyde Horner, Of Baltimore. visited
his annts, the Misses Horner. the past
week
Farmers are hauling their sweet
corn 10 Westminster cannery and are
getting fair prices.
Miss Ruth Blizzard is spending some
time with relatives in Lttlestown, Pa.
Miss Shreeve, Of Baltimore. Is vis-
fling her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Murray Shreeye.
Many of tie sports are out after
the squirrels and some say they are
scarce.
The picnic and chicken supper was
well attended. Quite neat sum was
cleared in supper and parcels post
sales. The children were given their
annual treat.
Miss Florence Cassell, OF Baltimore,
is spending some time with her aunt,
Miss Annie Brandenburg.
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UNION BRIDGE

Tie sale Of he property of the late
A. : Lambert vas held o Tuesday.
and The property purchased by -.
DaYhon. Of near unIontosn. for -
/ 80.
Edward, kuipsle and sIfa. of Keys
vile. visited u the home OF their
daughter. Mrs. Z. II. EyleF.
Jeszs and LYDIA l. SMITH. and -.
Morris Hasnes. life and On attended
Friends Quarterly Meeting At Mem
alien. Sunday md 'iondaY. August
= md IS.
Thomas z. FoEie. wife md dauEh-
Ter. Helen, Of HagerstoHn. we're re-
eent visitors II tho home u W. v.
FugIe and family.
MFH. IL. Il Bond has been VERY
sieE Tor more han a week
TIE Sunday school Of n Brethren
church Of town nIoniced o. the large
lam II Luther DeYilblaz. homo, On
"Wednesday afternoon. After opening
services by The Superintendent, r. T.
shrIfar. Elder John Utz gzxs ; pleas
Ing and Instructive talk - hose pre-
enI About = adults I'D children
participated in he outing
Tie three double houses ahlch arr
being built H. the TideszIsr Com
panY. along tHs lane Which runs
soNIh from IzEHlasr street in town.
are beginning - look IL houses.
The mode OF building II - put up :
frame then put m the ron. which In
thee houses i metal. then cover thu
frame with woven wire. npon which
the plaster i aid. the salls both
outside and n being composed Of
pIaHIsr. That they stand rough treat
fneaI i proved bY The fa1I that IN the
hoHHz where tn dynamite 80 sxpiod.
Cd 1t winter. shiis tha doors and
windows were blown out. he walls
were not damaged.
Inasnh DeiphY. and hi grandson.
v. Dslphy 0.GonneF se1I 20 ihs
mountains near aablllAsfIIIa. WednsHz
d.. % ace IaTm on which he had
lived. and which he sold i Years aFo.
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DETIlI'R.

EphraIm Fox and Mrs. Julia Ash
baagh. of Ladlesburg. visited relatives
here on Saturday.
The milk men IN this section At
tended a meeting Of the mllkzshippers
in Baltimore. on Tuesday.
Edith Myerly. Of Baltimore. visited
James Myerly and wife this week.
Mrs. II. II. Boyer and aon visited
Mrs. Boyer's uncle. of Ladlesbnrg, on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Weybright and daugh-
ter. Miss Mary visited relatives in
Westminster. this week
Charles Speilman and Florn Otto
both Of here, were married n Middle
burg On Saturday. by Rev. Iback.
DR.. Martin Shorb. OF Baltimore, IL
spenting sometime with his parents
+. ]. Shorb and wife.
Mona and Margaret MYerly. oil
Westminster, recently visited +. D.
Essiek and wife.
Mrs. Lester Troxell was given a
birthday surprise party on Saturday
evening. by her friends. large
number of guests we're present and
Mrs. Troxell received several pres
ents.
The farmers IN this vicinity have
been busy threshInE wheat. Maurice
WhilhIde Is reported TO have raised
900 bushels
Emily Il. F. Boyer visited IN Fred.
erick and Washington this week.
A. Z Heidler and wife, Of Freder.
lick, visited friends here on Sunday.
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TAsEYTONs.

Mrs. Lavlna Fringer LETT Monday
daughter, Mrs. Frank Brown.
George Rogers sold his small prop
erty last week to Worthington Firing
er. the purchase price being s72S.
Wm. Anders purchased the home
place of the late Samuel Null, for
| $500.
Charles Keefer purchased the
Michael HumDerI property. for $500.
Miss Kate Tompson. OF 1t. Vernon.
n. Z. is the guest OF hrs. Alexis
Blanchard, near town.
Robert Gait and wife, Of Baltimore.
we're weeks END visitors II Miss Lou
ReIndollar's and Mrs. Sue Crapster,s.
e. 0. Fuss and son are building the
foundation for : large up=Io-date Tn
dGrIakers stable.
Charles Doreas and wife. Harry
Dorcas, Miss lay Dorcaa. Of Woods
boro. and Irwin Staley and wife, Of
Frederick. were Sunday guests OF Jere
Garner and wife.
Augusta BanEard ana wife, and
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, Of Westminster.
spent Tuesday Iast with the formers
daughter, Mrs. Oscar Sell. Mrs Ed
ward Manager and Mrs. Charles Shat
fer. 81 Westminster. also spent We'd
nesday last With their niece, Mrs.
Oscar Sell.
Mrs. Eta Cook and daughter. Of
Richmond. Va. are spending some
time with d. J. Hesson and other rel
atiyea here.
John Hoagiand. OF New York city.
Is visiting bis family. who have been
spending the summer at the home Of
d. y. Garner.
| Misses Elizabeth and Amelia AMMAN
are visiting IN NIlllamspoTI. Nd
i. Thomas Hslndollar. of Baltimore.
spent the weeks end with his father.
Wm. II. ReIndoIIar.
Mrs. Nettie : Weaver i improving
her property h laying : concrete
pavement
HIzs Jennie Gait IL visiting her
brothers. J. noHs and II. =. Gait. At
New Windsor md keymaTz
George W EIIrr. OF ehHmbaTsburg.
Il 10 guest Of his sister. Hrs. u :.
HaIer. AZ the Lutheran parsonage.
. ]. Hesson and wife. Miss Mar
HezHon. Miss Grace Mccormick. MIL
Ethel sauerhammer and Master Chas.
Hezaon. spent Tuesday n Braddoek
Heights.
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sgIROsE.

Notwithstanding the threatening
weather. large crowd gathered IN
our Town on Saturday evening TO hear
the question discussed. Resolved.
That the World Ia Getting better. :.
After ; warm debate of on md Q hal
hours the Judges. AsssrH. uznmgard=
nsr. Eiaenhuth md YInglInk. decided
Tor the negative side. There will ha
= debate on IL subject. Resolved.
Thai the Mechanic II Mors Useful
Than the Farmer. on Saturday even
In. September :. n Jacob 4. Folk :
store IN MelrnHe The Hack Rock
Orchestra OF L pieces vii .uIlgen The
occasion with music.
Mr. and MR.. Edward Vine. Mr. and
Mrz. John Lones. Mr. and Ara. Cur
yin sholl, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Wine.
MT. md Mrs. John BaumsaTdnsr, AIr.
Edward Steiner. Sir. d. Il Thurman
and aon and Mr. II Kelly molored 10
the Chocolate Town" Of Hershey, on
Thursday last On their return thsy
moIorad through the ely 81 Harris
bur. The trIn VAS made in three
automobiles. and was enjoyed by all.
Mr. and Mr. Edward sIeTner, Mr..
and Ire. John Izoney and Hon. Lloyd.
moIored TO Gettysburg N Saturday
Last. On their return thsY paid :
short visit 1t he home IF Mr.. and
Mr.. John ID. sHoll. OF Hanover. Pa.
Don't forget Vents Union Sunday
school picnic. Saturday. September :.
afternoon and evening : GOOD pro
gram i being prepared and several
food speakers are expected - be pres
ent.
Henlz's Sunday school. Sunday Aft.
erno0n. at o'clock.
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nT.pLRAsAsT.

The stork visited Mr.. aud Mrs
Oliver Boose. leaving them a fine
baby boy.
Mr. Charles Myers. Of Lincoln. Neb.
was the guest Of Mr.. Frank Myers
and family last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Koontz motor
ed 10 Pennsylvania last Sunday.
Miss Cora Hun, OF Hanover, spent
several days with her cousin, Ma
Geraldine Hun.
Miss Mabel Myers Of Baltimore. L
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Ephraim Myers.
Mr. Norman Kyle and wife. o
sIonersville. spent Sunday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. E Wisner
Mr. and Mr.. Harrs Ylngllng. n
Baltimore. spent SUNDAY 18th Mr.. 1no.
Grouse and family.
Miss NettIe Crawford. >. Baltimore
Is visiting Mf. and Mrs. IN eph Frock
Mr Harvey Beard and NJ. bernard
BYers. Of cranberry. spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Byers.
Mr. and Mrs Howard Haehman md
daughter. Ruth. visited relatives n
Westminster. last Saturday.
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CanallAaxim.

There's the iasI car gone.
guess i Is time ! vas starting To
foot t. :.
Yes. George. dear. for I'm afraid
II you don't pa VII.
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LOCUST HILL

William d. utz. recently sold h
farm containing g9A acres. 10 George
Feeser. of Hanover. for $4,000. Poa-
session April first.
The farm Of the late John J. Jones
xas sold last Monday for 1880. oT
-. for each of the IS acres. TO How
anI l. BeehIeI
The farm IF the late Valentine
seheiyert Va sold nj public sale. Re-
Gently, To Charles Null. Of PennxIlle.
for $3.50, Tie farm contains 10 acres.
aIIss Bessie chronlsleT. Of Wells
vile. spent lev days n the home .
John NJ. Ieppo.
faul MenIz. Monroe Uobrccht and
Clark Wentz. recently made sixty
mile trip 10 the Gettysburg Battlefield
Mr. and Mr.. Nahia AFTER. son Her
man and daughter Erma. notored n
Gettysburg recently, where they spent
the day on the Battlefield.
Miss Minnie Hahn, OF Baltimore. Who
spent her vacation At The home Of
TrIas Wentz. haa returned homo.
The Singing picnic held Al St DaY-
id.s. recently. .as well a1snded. II
Bartholomew choir Wa also present.
The Carroll County Reed Band play
ed.
Members Of St Bartholomew.
church and Sunday school erected :
pavilion and refreshment stand for IL
Singing picnic To be held Saturday.
September 9th.
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MIIIgRs

The following visited Mr.. and Mrs
Harvey Shaffer Sunday. August 20:
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bentz and child
ren. Mf. and Mrs. Ephraim Grimes
and son. If Emmitsburg. Mr.. and Mrs
Harvey Wink. Mis- Minnie Wink and
Earl Ham. OF Hanover. Pa. Miss
Mary Hare. OF Baltimore. Ralph
RohrbauEh. OF III. Wolf. Pa. Mrs
Sonora 9ortner and Miss Mamie
Wink.
Mr. and Mrh. Aaron ReddInk and
children. visited n Baltimore las,
week.
William DeHayen and DR.. Gage. Of
Baltimore. visited Mr. and Mr.. Geo
Lauer. Sunday.
Rev. Ness spent Sunday visiting Mr
and Mfa. Harry Brilliant
Mas Lola Hare. 81 Baltimore. visit.
ed her parents here recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Brown. oi
baltimore. visited their parents here
over Sunday.
Miss ruth Hamm. Of Baltimore. Wis.
tied Mra. George Lzuer this seek-
Mrs. laura BoIIInEer visited her
children It Baltimore. this usaE.
Miss Treya Miller. who spent the
past I've months # AlesiA and I'll
lers. returned 20 her homo 1T Illinois.
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mira. Clinton Bortner apen,
Sunday II Gettysburg.
MIRA George Lanar visited hsr sia-
tsr-in-laH At Westminster. IL Fri
day. who i Ill
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EMORY.

The Ladies' Aid Society will hold
its annual supper September Is. BE
sure and come. 4 fine program Il
being prepared.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Carr. of Bal
timore. spent the weeks end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Carr
Mrs. Fronnie Mcdonald and Miss
Bessie Marshall, Of Baltimore. have
returned after spending some time
with Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Raver.
Miss Anna Copenhaver, Of Baltl-
more. spent several days last week
with Miss Elizabeth Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank RaYer and
family and Rev. Il. c. Hall and son
Edwin. attended camp Sunday on the
Frederick pike In charge OF Rev
Lynch.
Mrs. David L. Hazard and daughter
Evelyn. of Branehville, Md. have re-
turned after being the guest Of Mrs
Walter Mummaugh the past ten days
Mrs. Jacob Upperco and daughter
Naomi, of FowbIesburg. spent one
day last week With her daughter
Mrs. Ralph Rayer.
Miss Maude Ryan. OF Baltimore
is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Carroll
Raver
Mr.. and Mrs. William lsbeil and
children, of Bayonne. n. J.. have re-
turned after spending 10 days with
her sister. Mrs. Charles Weaver.
The Z /. VIII hold a ralls septem-
Der ? and 10. AL are invited
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WEsT.r FALLS

Vest Walls ladies' Aid I'll hold :
chicken supper Saturday evening Sep.
tember D, on the church lzHn. The
TayIoTayille ha11 WILL furnish music
The Vest Fall id held IT last meet.
In II the home of Mrs. SsILie Low.
nm. Thursday. August =. Those
present were Mrs. William GosneII
MTz. Daisy WeIznaar. Mrs. amy Hood
Mr.. Annie Drashear. NJ. Ennis
Penn. Mrs. NeIIIe I0wman. Mrs. I'd.
n bowman. zHITs. Efiie Clark. Mr.
Mary I.owman. hrs. William CLANCY
Mrs. Eicey Bowers. Misses Viola On.
ems. Ruby CLAIR. Attic Brashear, Rev
Brown and Masters Arthur and Harry
bowman and James and Jesse CLARK
After the nesting refreshments were
served. The next meeting will h
held 1t Mrs. Robert Lowman.s. Thurs.
daY. September Il.
NJ Della Hrashear and Master Lee
Mccormick, OF Baltimore. hase return.
Cd home after spending ueek viii
NJ. Ernest Hood.
IL Mary Carried spent several
dass With her aunt Mr.. William
BarIes. OF Nj AIRY.
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MILTON A. SULLIVAN

ZEAL ESTATE And INSURANCE.
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IOu1HYIIIE.

Mrs. John Boone. Hho has BEEN alex
Ii somewhat improving
Mrs. Lena SehasaeT. spent aalar-
day With her grandson, Mr. Elmer
SchaeffaF.
Miss Azbel simmons. OF baltimore.
spent Sunday with MIHs Mabel narneM.
Mrs. Louis Grimes. Of Baltimore. IL
spending : few weeks With her aauEh-
ter, Mra. Margaret Edmondson.
The farmers are very busy hauling
sweet corn 10 Westminster.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lively apsnt
from Saturday until Sunday With IRA.
LIyely.s parents. - rIkssyiiis.
Mr.. KlnHey Williams while returning
from nelHIarstown al Sunday even
Ing, mel Nth a saTY bad accident
The wheel came on NJ the buggy md
threw him out. breaking hia LET arm
in three places. breaking . RIB and
lost = very valuable horse. man
Who va driving behind him rushed
him 10 DT. Allier.a IN have HI arm
set.
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rlRas PORsALI.

- 81 Acre Farm, Key-Mar.
= Acre Earm, Union Mills.
- Acre farm, Pleasant Valley.
= Acre farm. Mount Pleasant
20 Acre farm, miles from Vest
Minister.
e Acre fzrm, mile from Vest
minister.
~ Acre Farm, miles from vest
minister.
i Acre Farm, miles from vest
minister.
10 Acre Farm, miles from Vest
minister.
: Acre Farm. mile from Westminster
: Acre Farm, nile from Vest
minister.
= Acre farm, 1 miles from Vest
Minister. n
: Acre FaTa, near Westminster.
IL Aere arm, BaeHman's MIL.
= Acre Fara. 2 mile from WezImln-
: Acre Far, near Westminster.
ii Acre Pm. Mount Pleasant.
IL Acre Farm, Silver Rnn.
10 Acre Fara, May1erry.
Acre faTa. Wakefield.
= Acre FaTm, Stone Lad.
81 Acre arm, ean1YEllle.
u Acre -, stone load.
= Acre -, AvondaIe.
= Acre Fara, A miles from West.
minister
i Acre IN, Baehmanis Mill.
. Acre Far, Spring ILLS.
Acre Far. CarrolILon.
y Acre I'm, Reeze.
= Acre -, Union ILLS.
, Acre Pm, Baehmaa's Mills.
Iz75k Acre farm, MIIIer.a Station.
Z Acre Farn, Miller.s Station.
= Acre FarHA FrizeIlInrK. IS
= Acre I'm. Mount Pleasant.
: Acre Farm, Fountain Valley.
: Acre Fam. Fountain Valley.
! y Acre Earn, near Westminster.
= Acre Farm. Union Bridge.
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