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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-07-05

As is well known, DR.. Hartman is the
president OF the Hartman Sanitarium,
an institution which has u department
devoted exclusively to the treatment Of
female diseases. He is thus brought 10
see thousands Of such cases every year
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GUTHRIE skYIXaa BANK.
INTEREST paid on deposits al
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Mr Backhauss purchased one OF
those fine new sirreys Of f. l.. Hlrschi.
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The finest line Of pipes in the city,
to be closed out at cost, at Frank
Matters, l2l Harrison avenue. 7-5-eod.
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Pipes at your own price, at Fatty
Matters. 121 Harrison avenue 7-5-eod.
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INTEREST paid on deposits at
GUTHRIE SAVINGS BANK.
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ram &c m en- {
had hnally
given up all
hope OF being
cured. She
had tried phY-
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Another woman who used Peruna
without becoming one Of DR.. Hartman's
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egular pa
tiente had the
following ex-
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Green Mriiea
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OnIeY.

Mrs. Cordie Savage on the sick list
this week.
Mr.. l.. J. Savage returned from a
business trip North on the 18th inst.
Miss Sallie Finney returned from
Blackstone Female Institute last
week.
Mrs. Florence Savage, of Washing
ton of late, has been the guest OF
Mrs. G. b. Savage.
Mr.. Levin s. James general in
spector OF the Exchange paid our
town a visit on 18th inst.
Three barrel factories at this place
and all running on full time to meet
the demand for empties.
One farmer had shipped over 200
barrels of Irish potatoes from this
station up to Tuesday last.
On the 9TH Sunday of June, Dr.
Edwards will conduct Gospel Ten
perance meeting at W. G. Il. U. Hall
Onley.
Mr.. George Budd, reported serious
ly hurt last week has recovered sui
ficiently to resume his duties at the
station.
The w. c. T. u, of Onley, will
meet at the Hall on next Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock. All members
requested to be present.
Mr.. John Core has severed his con
nection with the grocery firm 'oi
Bohannon, Blick g. Co., Portsmouth
and moved to Melfa, his future home
Fred Snead, colored, was thrown
from a horse a few days ago anC
seriously hurt. With the aid of
physician he regained consciousness
in about - hours.
Children's day at our Methods
Church on the 18th delightful at
fair. The exercises showed careful
training of the children not only TO
this occasion but throughout tn
wear. The church was packed to 1t
utmost capacity.
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Park steY.

The Fourth of July will be big
day in Parksley.
Mr.. W. h. Rev and wife ore on a
trip to Northampton.
Mr.. N. E. Sartorius has opened a
iewelry store in Hickman building.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Colona spent Sun
day last with relatives at Greenback-
vile.
Mr.. w. X. Dever is spending the
week with former schoolmates at
this place.
Miss Bessie Phillips, pupil at scho y
in Front Royal, has returned home
for vacation.
Mrs. H. T. Mason chaperoned a
small party of young people on a
beach trip Thursday.
President l.. L. Erickson of The
Parksley National Bank made a
business trip here Tuesday.
Mr.. Fred Savage spent last week
with his parents at Berlin. His sister
Miss Rydia returned with him and ii
visiting the Misses Parkes on Ben
nett st.
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HaIlWOOd.

Our farmers busy, shipping their
Irish potatoes to market.
Mrs. J. T. Lewis is visiting friends
and relatives in lower Accomac.
Quite q number of our citizens
have accepted employment recently
with N. Y. P. & n. r. r. Co.
Mrs. John Kitchens, recently
under treatment for her eyes by Dr.
Powell, of Onancock, has received
great relief at his hands.
The Ladies Aid Society of oul
Baptist Church" will hold a PIE
Social" next Wednesday at home Of
Mr.. T. A. German at 73O p. m. Voca
and instrumental music will be at
tractive features of the occasion. AL
are invited. Proceeds for benefit o
Baptist Church.
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Mr. Clifford L. Barnes, OF this
place, left Thursday to accept a po-
sition in New York.
Russell's place is now one OF the
attractions of the town. He sell ice
cold milk shakes with delicious
flavors.
Miss Winnie Chandler, Of Balti-
more, arrived home Tuesdayto spend
her summer vacation with friends
and relatives in our village and
vicinity. Miss Mamie Pryor is visit
ing friends at Chesconnessix.
Our townsman, Mr.. A. J. McCready
is the patentee of a sweet potato
vine cutter, which will fill "a Ions
felt want" Of the growers of oul
staple product. He has 1870 cutter
now on hand and expects big de-
mand for them this season.
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Wachapreague.

Capt. George Reynolds has visited
here this week past.
Miss Hattie MeaTs returned from
school last week for her summer va"
cation.
Miss Annie Doughty left home last
Wednesday to attend the School OF
Methods.
Capt. Geo. w. Rhodes, command
ing the Schooner Yacht, Daisy Wise,
took his first excursion party to the
sea-shore on Wednesday. This boat
is the best equipped and most COM
Portable of any ever sailing from this
wharf, having large and commodlous
cabin accommodations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee James have
moved to the McMath house, MIR.
John Tom Kellam having vacated to
occupy his new residence lately com
pIeted. Lumber is being dropped
here for a new building to be erected
by Mr.. Tom Fosque Lots are still in
demand both for purchase and for
rent.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
new hotel building, which is now en-
closed, and presents a very hand
some and imposing appearance. The
foundation has been laid for the new
Methodist Church and the corner
stone will be laid with Masonic cere'
monies on July 4th. This building
will be one of the neatest houses FOL
public worship on the Eastern Shore
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Young Mems Sunday will be OBJ
served at Drummondtown, and
Onancock, on June 81, and %, 1902,
under the auspices of the States
Executive Committee of the Virginia
Young Mems Christian Associations.
Addresses will be made by following
leaders in Y. III. G. A., work: Mr.. Il.
O. Williams, international railroad
secretary, New York City, MIR. l.. A.
Coulter, State Secretary Va, Y. NJ.
c. A., Mr.. G. G. Kent, Jr., general
secretary, Newport News, Va.
At Drummondtown.
Union Meeting Saturday June 81,
8 p. IN in Presbyterian Chu' CHI.
Or Sunday, June 22d, II q. In.
Services in Baptist, Methodist and
Presbyterian Churches at all of
which it is hoped the visitors will be
present and conduct the services.
Children's service in Baptist
Church at p. N. At same hour,
service for men only, in Methodist
Church.
Union service in Methodist Church
at s .. IN. A collection for 7. d. Q.
A., work will be taken at this ser
vice.
at Onancock.
Union Meeting Saturday June 2l,
8 D. IN in Presbyterian Church.
On Sunday June %, II a. m, SER
vice in NJ. E. Church, South.
Children's Service in Presbyterian
Church at $3.50 p. IN. Service for men
only, in Baptist Church.
Union service in NJ. Z Church
at s p. N A collection for Y
NJ. G. A., work will be taken at thii
service.
If you do not co me, you will mis-
it. If you do not come, we will miss
you.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES
OnaucOek.


Messrs. Louis Click and William
f. Hopkins were in Richmond this
week.
Miss Sarah Parker, of Baltimore,
is visiting her brother. Mr.. Otho L.
Parker.
Miss Elise LeMosey, of Bedford
county. Va, is visiting Mrs. J. T. Il.
Hopkins.
Mr.. G. Carson Scarborough arrived
on Wednesday from Washington ana
Lee University.
Prof. Mosby G. Perrow, instructor
of French at the Lynchburg High
School. is here to spend a month.
Mrs. Robert l.. Shield gave card
party in honor of her guest, Mrs
Frederick w. Pope, on Thursday
evening.
The highest tide for many years
was on Monday night. Some lumber
was washed away at the wharf with
slight loss.
Captain Hudgins, Steamer Nan
nah. Virginia Police Force, captured
two crabbers without license on
Wednesday. They were fined $50
each.
Miss Laura Richards, of George
town. Del, is visiting Mrs. BERTHE h
Powell. Mrs. Powell gave garden
card party in her honor on Wednes'
day afternoon.
Miss Bessie P. Taylor has returned
home from Bedford City for the sum
mer. Miss Taylor teaches at Bel
mont Seminary, a young ladieS
school in Bedford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur M. Noting
ham returned Tuesday morning iron
a trip to the Western Shore and Bal
timore. While on the Western Shore
they visited Mrs. Nottingham's rela
tives.
Judge s. B. Hance and wife, MISS
es EVELYN and Julia JOynes and MIS-
Edmonia Ridgway, all of Baltimore
arrived in Onancock by steamer Tan
gier and will spend some time VIII
Mr.. aud Mrs. s. 4. Nelson.
The ladies OF the Methodist Church
South, gave an entertainment in til
Town Hall on Friday evening last
The house was crowded and the per
Torrance was most creditabie one
re recitatlons OF Mrs. l.. ID. Teackl
Quinby and Mrs. d. j. Titlow, an
the singing of Mrs. Thomas Waters
OF Baltimore, were especially worth
Of mention. The net receipts wer
over $50.
The Baptist Church here ate
having been extensively beautiue
was used on last Sunday. Large COL
gregatlons attended both at tn
morning and evening services, an
listened to eloquent and earnest ser
mons by the pastor, Rev. George W
Hurt, il the morning, aud Rev. ii
f 5. Kidd, OF Qrummondtown, III III
, evening. Mrs. Waters sang mos
sweetly at both services.
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The 4th of July will be a gala day
on Chincoteague. The Odd Fellows
will be out in full force and have a
big parade, there will be three horse
races, boat and bicycle races and fire
works at night. Nothing will be lett
undone to make the occasion mem>
orable one in the history of the Is
land. All who attend will be well
coined and highly entertained. Dis
tinguished orators will be present to
address the people, and the members
of Union Baptist Church will hold a
festival on the wharf directly in front
of the Atlantic Hotel. Fuller par
ticulars of time for races, speech
making and parade will be given
next week.
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ChinCOte ngue.

Our mechanics are over-run with
work.
Our truckers are busy shipping
their round potatoes to market.
Our boatmen are busy overhaul
ing and identifying their crafts.
Steamer Delmarva, of Wacha'
preague, is here undergoing repairs.
Mr.. James Fletcher is having a
handsome dwelling built on Main
st.
Mr.. Geo. A. Payne, of Snow Hill,
has re.opened his store up the
Island.
The Atlantic Hotel is crowded
most of the time and doing flourish
ing business.
Mrs. Mary Tarr, widow of David
Tarr, deceased, died on the l7th
lust, aged 81 years
Our horsemen are having races
daily for sums from $40 mp. This is
the place to see speed.
A woods meeting is being held
down the Island by members OF
Beulah Baptist Church.
Mr.. Boulton, of New York, and Mr..
Smith, of Ocean city, were here this
week looking after the telephone
line.
Harry Harris, our express agent, ls
off on his annual vacation and his
place is being filed by H. B. Locates,
of Seaford, Del.
DR.. J. II. Oandriff, dentist, of Rich
mond, spent the week with us with
the view of locating here for the
practice of his profession.
The keeper OF North Beach
IL. s. Station, and Geo. h.
Melvin and family, of Hog Island, ARE
visiting friends here; Mrs. E. F.
Lewis is visiting friends at Salisbury
and Miss Mollie Rowley Is the guest
of friends at Parksley. Mrs. VIM
Burton visited us last week.
Children's day at Union Baptist
Church was largely attended and
decided success. The church was
beautifully decorated and all the
participants in the exercises acted
their parts well. The short address
by Rev. Il. G. Davis was happy ano
to the point. recitations excellent
and music admirable. Hundreds
could net get in the church and The
number of those inside was estimated
at 600. Great credit is due to all en-
gagged in the exercises, particularly
Mr.. Thos Il. Pruitt, superintendent
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel thi
week: f. w. Byrd, J. B. Webster
E. H. Davis, D. R. Webb, Baltimore
Chas Stewart, Wilmington; DR.. }. I
Candriff, w. NJ. Talbot, Samue
Tredson, Richmond; G. A. Hickman
Camden, N. j.. A. l.. Ferrill, New
Aaven, Conn J. w. Tucker, Berlin
J. &. Townshend, Selbyville; Col
Augustus Parker, E. Fl. Benson, Jno
G. Orwell, j. Paul Young, Pocomok
City; j. w. Johnson,R w. Phillips
A. G. Matthews, j. w. Broughton,G
W. Gillespie, Accomac.
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The catalogues of the Peninsula
Fair Association, Tasley, Va, are
now ready for distribution. have
mailed all of our old patrons a copy,
and have placed some in most of the
county stores. Should any party not
receive one, kindly notify me and
will gladly mail them a copy.
Thos. s. Hopkins,
Secretary.
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The Sunday school Of the Drum
mondtown Methodist Church will
give picnic at the Folly" on Fri
day July 4th, beginning at l O'Clock
p. III.
Refreshments, consisting of ice
cream, lemonade, cake, &c, will be
served at reasonable rates. Mr.
Isaac B. Clark will run his gasoline
launch from the wharf down the
creek, taking passengers at reasona'
BILE rates.
The candidates for the office d
Commonwealth Attorney" have
been invited to deliver addresses or
the occasion, and are expected to b'
on hand.
The public is cordially invited.
Committee.
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Mr.. Henry Ames, the popular
travelling salesman residing here'sicK
of late, is now convalescing.
Messrs. Grant Emmons, and AL
bert ]. Fields, coal brokers, OF New
York, after spending a few days IN
this vicinity, left on Wednesday,
Mr.. j. w. Coleburn, assistant at
this place, is we are sorry to say,con'
fined to his home on account OF SICK p
ness. His place is being ably hlled
by Mr.. J. N. Boice.
A large number of our young PEG
pie attended the dance at wilkins
Beach on Tuesday evening, which
marked the opening of the season
there. We understand there was
over 100 persons in attendance at the
ball.
The dance given by the young peo-
pie of Keller, on Friday evening oil
last week at the home of Mr.. Trower,
near that place, was well attended
from this vicinity, the young people
of Exmore and Belle Haven, enjoy
ing an old fashion wagon ride to
their destination.
Children's day exercises were held
at Franktown NJ. E. Church, South
Sunday evening. An attractive pro-
gramme was presented by the Sun
day school, interpreted with select
music by the church choir, superb In
every respect. The church was pack
ed and the collections realized
amounted to neat little sum.
The game of base ball played at
Pungoteague Thursday, 18th inst.
between the "Peninsula Athletics
and Wachapreague, resulted in vic
tory for the Athletics by a score of IL
to II. The winning battery wal
Boice. Walker, Ames and Smith. The
game was brilliantly played by the
Athletics, each one pitching mas
terly game; these boys have strong
aggregation OF players this season
and have won every game played.
The lawn fete and musical given
bv the ladies of the Protestant Epis'
copal Church, in the yard OF MIR
VIM. J. Mapp, ExmOre, on Wednes
day afternoon and evening, June II
was well patronized despite the In
clemency of the weather. The must
cal in the evening was much enjoy
ed by the large crowd present, an'
some of the most talented musician
on the Shore took active part ia tn
programme which consisted of voca
and instrumental music. The ne
proceeds OF the afternoon and even
ing amounted to $40.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. ella,
Johnson at Willis Wharf was tn
scene of pretty but quiet wedding
on tuesday afternoon, at 2.3O O'CLOCK
when their daughter, Miss Ethel
was led to Cupid's shrine by Mr.
Hugh G. Davis, the popular an
accommodating railroad agent at MAJ
sawadox, Va. The palatlal parlor
were profusely decorated for the oc
casion aud the scene most enchant
ing. a large number witnessed til
ceremony which was performed D
Rev. J. K. Potts, pastor OF Bell
Haven NJ. +. Church, South, in
most solemn and impressive mannel
The bride was married in q hanC
some costume of white organdie, an
was attended by her sister, as NAL
/ of honor, Miss Lucy johnson. III
groom was attended by MIR. Henri
Dunton. The happy couple ami
showers of congratulations took th
afternoon express from Exmore Tor
bridal tour of Baltimore, Washing
- ton, Philadelphia and New YORK
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Davis will reside
Nassawadox. Your correspondent
extends hearty congratulations wlsl
p ing them bon-vOyage on the matr
monial seas.
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Write to US tor estimates on door
sash, blinds, stair-rah1 nd all otnei
kinds of building material, hardware
paints, sc. Stock large, prices low
Mr.. r. D. L. Fletcher will be at Ac-
comac G. H., the first day OF every
County Court, to receive orders fol
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice s. Lumber 90.
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Fonrih OF July Entertainments.

Hallwood Council of the Jr. o. U.
A. NJ. will have their celebration
July 4th at Hallwood. The program
will consist in part as follows:
Parade at 1 o'clock accompanied
by band.
Sack race at o'clock.
Speaking at 3 o'clock by prominent
speakers.
Base ball at o'clock.
Grand display of fireworks at
night.
Refreshments served. All Councils
are invited to be with US.
j. I. Lewis,
Secretary.
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To Aceomac Teachers.

A special car has been provided for
Accomac teachers going to School oil
Methods, which will leave. Newport
News on the morning of June 23rd'
For further particulars addres;
James W. Lane, Charlottesville, Va
Il. &. Joynes, Supt.
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Presiding Elders Appointments.

Pocomoke, Saxes-June 2S, 20.
Atlantic, Horntown-June 20, 30.
Onancock-July ., 6.
Onley and Andrew Chapel, An
drew Chapel-July :, 7.
Keller, Oak Grove-July II, 10.
Pungoteague, Craddocks-July 10
IA.
Wachapreague, Wachapreague-
July IA.
Bloxom, Thomases-July 26, q.
Drummondtown and Louisville
Drummondtown-July q, 2S.
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Don't fail to attend Fourth OF July
at Parksley. There will be music,
speaking by prominent men, elabo-
rate dinner from to o'clock and
refreshments served during the en-
tire afternoon. Brilliant display OF
fireworks at night.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1902-06-21

Sheep-penning on Parramore's
Beach, next Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. Persons desiring to buy
wool or buck lamb will please come,
on Tuesday or Wednesday.
Powell & Richardson.
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keep constantly on hand ice for
sale in quantities to suit, at reason
able prices, at my place of bushes at
Accomac G. H.
VIM. b. Stevenson.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1902-06-21

The ladies of Broadway Baptist
Church will hold an all day fair
July 4th. Fuller. particulars next
week.
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Produce Exchange Meetings.

Members of New Church division
meet Saturday, June Dist, 2 p. M,
at New Church to consider questions
of great Importance to them. All
members are requested to be present.
Onley division of the Produce Ex-
change will meet Saturday, June Il,
Q %. ~ by order Of the general direc-
tor. at Onley Station. All OF the
members are requested to be present
A meeting of the Hopeton division
of the Exchange will be held al
Woodberry, Saturday, June 20th,
D. M. Matters of Importance demand
the presence of every member.
Messrs Burton and McMath will be
present and deliver addresses.
A meeting of the Melfa division o.
the Produce Exchange will be hello
in schoolhouse, near Fair Oaks
Saturday, June 21st 3 p. M, to con-
slider the question OF handling some
sweet potatoes in double headed
barrels. All of the members are re-
auested by the general director to b'
present.
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Unclaimed Letters.

List of letters remaining unclaimed
in the postof1ice at Accomac, Va;
Month ending June 30th, 1902.
Mrs. Sarah E. Grant, Miss Cath
crime Joynes, Miss s. G. Patterson,
Annie Stratton, Mr.. William d
Slant.
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Millinery.

Midsummer millinery, mid-sum-
mer STYLES and midsummer prices at
Mrs. Gresham,
Marsh Market, Va.
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Fertilizers, Farmers Supplies, Build
ing Material, Furniture, &c

The public will please take notice, that we have for sale;
Fertilizers, to suit all crops ~
ricultural Implements Mill Feed Hay, &c.
BUILDING MATERIAL viz: Shingles Brick, Lime Hair, SASH
Doors, Blinds, MOuldings, &C. 49, o..
Eurnjture in Oak Suits Bureaus Buffes Tables Chairs
Mattresses, &c.
0rv Goods, Notions, Shoes Hats, Hardware, Tin and
Wooden Ware, Groceries, Canned Goods &C..
-Patronage solicited, satisfaction guaranteed.--
a. ITc
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1902-06-21

Come to Wachapreague onThe 4th
of July and see the laying OF the
corner stone of, what will be, one OF
the prettiest country churches on
the Eastern Shore.
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Programme.

Dinner at 1870 a. IN.
Lay ing of corner stone at 1;3O p. M
Free address at p. IN. by Rev. K.
H. Bennett, pastor of Epworth
Church, Norfolk. Subject; 1.-The
People Called Methodists."
Supper at 5 p. IN.
Refreshments will be sold during
the entire day at reasonable prices
Come to the feast.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1902-06-21

There is something new andattrac-
tive the world round, but the great
est place for attraction will be at Il.
NJ. Brewers pleasure place, Saxis, the
Fourth of July.
1t has the most conveniences for
summer pleasure Of any that is IN
your reach-plenty of seats and
shade, music to beat the band, fire.
works at night, such as torches to IL
illuminate, place decorated with flags
to remind you of the land OF the free
makes you feel free. There will
be plenty to eat and to think of.
Never miss a trip to Saxes on the
Fourth of July. Those who once
have been there try to take it IN
again.
Come one, come all and bring your
friends and see what big time you
will have.
| T. M D.
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Henry G. White, P. NJ.
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L. NJ. D.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-07-11
A New Feature.

The circulation and business of the
RECORD has so increased the past year
that we feel warranted in giving our
subscribers the very best that can be had
In consequence we have contracted
with The American Melody Co. of New
York whereby we give one OF the latest
pieces Of music with each issue of the
RECORD free Of charge. The music it..
self is absolutely worth $500 year.
In addition 10 this musical feature we
furnish the American Farmer one OF
the best farmer papers published, free
for one year, so that subscribers receive
the RECORD one year, $500 worth of
popular music and the American Farmer
one year for 81 90. In addition we give
you more county and home news than
any paper published IN the county To
our advertisers we give two and one-half
times the circulation Of any paper cir.
culated in Alma; and in addition we
protect our home merchants against out
Of town advertising