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The Somerset reporter., 1906-05-31

Mr.. P. j. Written of Pittsfield has a
cow from which he has sold milk and
butter to the amount of $40 IS in less
than four months besides furnishing
milk and cream for family of six per-
sons.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-05-31

As far as developed, there were few
fruit buds killed during the open weather,
and now the apple blossoms are begin
ming to appear. Trees and shrubs, on
the whole, wintered well.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-05-31

The State of Oregon has the frat
election of any of the States. 1t comes
on June |. will elect the represents
tives to congress, and legislature that
Mitchell.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-05-31

Prof. W. j. Morse, assistant professor
of bacteriology at the University of Yer
mont, has accepted the position as bota-
mist at the Maine experiment station at
OrOno.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-05-31
Church y otes.


I-.ssi' AVENUE LDSSKE1AEi Ma.
tFs5Aa.s b. Mezrill, Pastor,
Hss'ssn7e ~ Man street.
Morning service a, io.45, sunday school
At i. Christian knaeayor a. @. praise ser
wee a T.
i iaemafla. sermon a'l = preached 5efofe
the Ancien. order u United Workmea and
Degree q Honor
ne Working League all meet n the
p5I.sT mex Monday afternoon a; o'clock
MD "eeN PRAYER meeting This evening Al
7.3o
CENTENARY METHODIST EHscoHAI.
Re. re- 4. etc Ie.i-5. P4staf.
= 7-
Morning service, Las a. IN. Bible study
Il -losk. I-H.aT EF%or:a League, ) By
".i.H league 3 -loct
: S22'ec; 9aooata morning; "lhe King
i-'a 81 - aH4 capital ans Laz5r.
Saaaaih evening ~ ->.z- laeas Mans
Question.
ne '.-a- D.5s.e WI. meet VIII NJ ".
o.c.55k.
Class meeting rsss5s,-. -.
Prsver a.4e-s7z- -s5irs-ax 70
L. -
-''' 49,
n. T. No. 5ss' r. fs->'-7-=s. = y 4'a street
The Somerset reporter., 1906-05-31

Twenty.per cent of the saloons in
Cleveland closed their doors Monday
through inability to pay the $1,000 tax
provided under the recently enacted
closed,
The Somerset reporter., 1906-05-31

Under the rate bill railroad companies
cannot own coal mines. SO it is intend
ed to consolidate the mines into one
gigantic trust, with a capital as high as
81 00,000, 900. That will make the
other trusts look like 30 cents.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-05-31

The venerable Russell Sa ge Of
New York says that II he had
hs life to live over again it would be as
honest, as simple, as home-loving as he
could make 1t. Ii be tried he could not
make 1t more economical.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-05-31

Japau's taxes yield sl26, 600, 900 year;
stamp duties, s13, 100000 tobacco and
trade monopoles, 500, 900 600; posts and
telegrsphs $40 600, 900. and sat mono
poly, $l3,0O0,000.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-05-31

AFrom long pilgrimage of sight'see-
ing il many foreign cities, Ex-Mayor
Baxter of Portland returns home, and
says he prefers Portland TO any OF them.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-05-31

The officers of the public health in
Washington are making movement to
abolish the common drinking cup on
railroads, as they are shown to be a
source of disease.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-05-31

The pay Of Mr.. Hughes, $25, 900, was
none too large for the gigantic work he
accomplished in unearthing the insur-
ance frauds.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-05-31

As soon as she arrived at Madrid,
Princess Ena of Battenburg, who is to
become the wife of King Alfonso, did a
gracious act in bringing about the par
don Of poor fellow who was on his way
TO the gallows. This merciful deed
gained for her at once the good will of
the people.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-05-31

The government is to pay $3.50, 600
for fifty acres of land on Deer Island,
Boston Harbor, which is to be used for
fertilization purposes.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-05-31

Since Cuba has been republic. her
revenues have increased from $l8,000,0OO
to $50 100000 annually. Doing we'll
for youngster.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-05-31

The Emperor of China ia i'll, and un-
able to receive audiences.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-05-31

Michael Davitt the Irish patriot, is In
extremely critical condition.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-05-31

Ole can't always tell a woman's age BY
her store teeth.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-05-31

The recent protracted rain fall gave
us more water than any storm for year.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-05-31
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE Tab cts
All druggist refund the money II il fails 10 cure
iy46 r " Groves signature Is ou each box. *
The Somerset reporter., 1906-05-31

Old papers hve cents bundle al the
REPORTER Office
The Somerset reporter., 1906-05-31
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching Blind, Bleeding Protrading Piles, Drug.
gists are authorised 70 refund money IL PAZO
The Somerset reporter., 1906-05-31
sUBsChIPTION RATES

ENTERED AS SECOND oLAas NAIL MATTER.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-05-31

CEMETERY NEAR LARoNE:- Joseph Cleveland,
Henry florence. EAST SxowHE 5AN:-Wm +. Eos
ter, Daniel Lambard, Giles Linne RIVER ROAD,
SouTH SIpE:- Liewelyn Smith, John Wheeler.
CATHOLIC CRMETERY;-Martin Roderick Hiram
Dulac
North Cemetery, 80; South Cemetery, 49, other
cemeteries, Q; total, I76.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-05-31

Published every Thursday at Skowhegan, Me.
By ELMER Z. McNEELIE.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-08
EVANGELlsTs IN ATLANTA.
Torrey and Alexander Arrive to Con.
duct Bio Revival.

Atlanta, May Charles NJ. Alex.
ander, accompanied by number OF
workers, who will take part In the big
Torrey.AleXunder meetings In this city
arrived in Atlanta Friday night.
DR.. r. A. Torrey and his daughter
arrived In Atlanta at o'clock Satur.
day afternoon.
The meetings will open In full blast
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at
the skating rink auditorium on Peach.
tree street All preparations are
completed and no minor detail has
been left unattended to by those who
have had the matter Of the preimin
airy arrangements in charge
DR.. Torrey was given "A magnificent
"adieu" service last Tuesday nigh, In
Philadelphia, and the Philadelphia
North American OF Wednesdays issue
had the following remarkable facts
concerning the revival in Philadel.
phia:
oV' litN T'D ', l''t, NllNtl Nll "
30, 1906 Days in session. ~; meet.
ings, 1856 subsidiary gatherings. li9.
Converts registered at main meet.
inGs, 3,Glj; to'al converts, 1000
Largest attendance, $4,000; aver
age attendance. 4.ooo.
Or Toucy'S sermons. 1867 Mr.
AleNandcrs talks, SO.
"UnlQur feature u the revival, Alex.
andcr's development Of the choir 81
5000 voices
So great was the enthusiasm Of
the crowd az the last service In phil
adclphia, that fully l,50O followed Dr
rorrcy and Alexander 'o their hotel
and while completely blocking tho thor.
OughfarCs in front " the hotel, sang
with n mighty vchemcnco the famous
Glory" song Of Alexander, and then
concluded with God BE- with You
TIL We Meet Again"
II IS estimated that fully % or 80
~ n" loCa, churches of IN" city viii
have no SUNDAY night service, bu, will
merge this service into the Torrey
Alexander service AT the auditorium.
II Is not thought that the auditorium
viii seat more t..u half the people
who will desire 10 enter
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-08

Decatur. Ala May n case %
vile murder nni suicide Canssd by tho
vie having lost hsr mind. took place
near IlsnssllS. this county. friday w
Enttiken. . prominent farmer. sho,
hls Sifs, and ilrs Killed hlmssis AZ
ter nlEht ~ sorry over HE uifss
condition The deaf bodies Wcfs die
covered lyibg "a The npot and by The
old mans s,is uas revolver With
two rbarbrl. empty Zach ~aa UoarlJ
20 ynafa Il aEr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-08
nanL, Annrovs oI PIan.

NrW lutA May MANY ~ the
hau'- ana trust companies Uf this city
uay, sa)a = morning newspaper, ap-
proved plau devised by Vice prpsl'
dcnt llpnr" NJ kIlhotn ~ the Ma
tluhAl tlt, hauk. To- prevent rUbbcfjca
Ut 'hr .or' pcrpotri'rl hy Harry Leon
ard Who said at'orNafd that hs aim
rb wanted ~ ahuw iho cay Hank how
SvD cay ho could RIB II. Gut hla
money through furgips the name NJ
Another hrm "a = nctliluua chsck pur
portlos ~ be- Ia tho torn VI loan
rhIs plan. bankers think, viii Trus
tfhie aUythtng Ut the Kind Ia the ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-08
HALF OF TRAIN RAN OVER CHILD
Cut the Little One Miraeulously Es
capped Desth.

Grccnville, $. c., May THE cs
cape OF the 9.ycarold cAild Of ID. u
Nelson, living near Fountain Inn. ~
rallies ftum Groeuyl!e, on the Charles
ton and Western Carolina road, from
Il horrible death, was miraculous.
The engineer did not see the small
form on the track until Il was too La,
to stop his train, The pilot struck
the child and Knocked II down %"
tween tae crossties and the engine
tender and half the train passed over
the body before being stopped.
The child was taken from under the
train and was unconscious but slight
ly bruised. and 1t soon recovered con
sciousness The engine was detached
from the train and the child was
placed on It and hurried back to Foun
tain Inn for medical attention. fhl Il
clans found that the injuries sustain
ed were not serious.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-08
Four Men Fatally Shot.

Birmingham. Ala. May As the
result OF a general shooting aha,t
shortly before O'Clock Friday n'sA'
IN the Peerless saloon. Thomas q
Hewlett Is dead. John T ShIsar' is
expected 10 de any moment Frank
lee Is short through the knuckl" and
Leonard Potts Is shot through 'n" an
klc. The fatal shooting VAS done h'
Harry HayHss. who clsim' hat HeW
lett first opened ere on HIN. sad thar
Shugar' Immediately took no H"v
let's hght md that he had 20 shoot
them both. The otaer two men sore
bysiAndcrs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-08
SCREAMS SAVED YOUNG WOMAN.
Miss Johns Found Huge Negro In Hor
Room.

Admission, Ala, May Alone In u
room, TO which She had retired after
the work OF preparing dinner for the
family, Miss Myr;ls johns, stcpdaugh,
tor " T. I. lottin. living on Aghton
avenue had an experience which
greatly frightened her
y huge black negro. after having
concealed himself In an outdoor room
unoCcupled, and then sncAked inside,
was ready TO seize her before his pres
cnCe was known, involuntary she
looked up, however, and there came
tho negro upon her without warning
or notice. She screamed aud the No
gro ted
The screaming OF the young lady
attracted the attention " Ira RArl,
across the way, that gentleman, scig
INK pistol, opened IRE on the fleeing
negro. IN, without effect, The negro
Is said to have hc,n wearing rubber
or baseball shoes, dark cnlorcd kucc
pants and a cap Tie was seen ~ ~
ran by several. but may not have been
id,u'iH,d MttS Johns Is almost pros
tra'rd 10y frikht aud ncr>ou,uc,s IS
result Ut her experience
Oh,rt, were notified ~ tho urgrn's
Conduc' aud search for him Ia In
prugrt.S
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-08

Augusta, Ga May Jim Wal.
held IN 10, Rlebmor4 count jail on
he charge % m1rterjnE former Drgu
2, Marsha s'Aiaaser has ~ 90.
:hye4 counsel A. ys,. are stlIl Sc
-lins4 p, Haks arr statement 81 rDm
mrr, uaat@p~sss wsile g. 10 grnsf
anv 'Aaarlt isa' 10 shfssias sAs
'he rrsnl, e 90 0is pali't~sl dlsrSrrer
rroviaE rs' e q cAmpsiEn f'sf 10 -
ss, u masis'fa.. be:ss~s s'alhsltf
All WaHt sr1.a~F. tie, yvafs SEs
- b aa 3 ,e3sssi'.aa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-08
VIII Apply for Bond.

Macyh. Ca. May 7--I' II expected
that Gfecnc aad Gasuor's application
Tor appearance bond wlll 30 made mex
week Much Interest II being shoun
in the matter BY reason ~ the tact
TIA . former bond Of this character
In the sum Of $50. 900 vas forfeited by
them aud they ned 20 Canada 20 keep
from ansWc~iHg she charges against
them In The courts Tho long nEht
81 District Attorney Marion Etsin 20
overcome the tochnicaiilics 90 the Ens
Ush laws and bring them back from
canada II matter % familiar his'0fg
Tor the people 81 ,he United states
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-08

Blue Ridge ia MAJ y s'toh
bar Nalycj Examination before Justice
Coleman IN the charge ~ smbcsslinE
money from the Atlantic Coast Las
aud vss bound over IN the sun ~
81 400 for tls appearance ~ The spring
team ~ ttc circuit court Witch con
yrhcs ln THE city Monday The pre-
lmlnaD trial wsr Originally set 1T
Thutsist. bu' Sas postponed 10 Fu
day psinE - no fact 'ha' lmpiftAh,
sua,ss.a uJlli MT teach hers bs
fpfr igst
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-08

AlioonA "a. Ms Toe p~rforf
49, de2s a. ghy ry4't = 'hr N~ff"r
eni,islon ua TIE PszasyitsrlA rAl''-a
Hfzr Clover CFsc& Iuae- l5r VISA
E,sAt SH ucfs Allied oa'f. l.'
faar sisf frysn inlurtss ressiyre tH
tweniy - ths passnEsvs sht f-t
eFFv we're spnrx o. tess ssfagst n
tsssa. ~ ~ fSs ~ h AnowH a. Hs
Esassxg.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-08
Pardon 10 De Asked For.

spa-tanbuTg. :. G., MAJ 4 p"'i
ton ia being circulated Adkins '7a'
Jesse Bush. who shot sGd ki.'cj Its
Israel. be- parioBed TIE P''''t
Ill be presented 10 The board - par
cIns a, i;s next meeting re pap''
g. being generally signed huHh All.
81 the ran Sh0 r. uas sA'd sas 20
father ~ a ch.i horn - ~ lIf"ar
O'1 daggh,sr. and iuS Saich criu.r -
~As tried arl ri1ct sent'oce e to-
5rars IN 10 pgrl.'atiary
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-08
ANTHRACITE MINERS
WILL NOT STRIKE
Such Is The Advice Of Presi.
dent John Mitchell.
WILL WORK ON TERMS OF 1908
Miners viii Later Seek to Obtain,
Through Cancellation Board the Get
tsrinu Of Conditions Which Are
Working HArdShIps Upon Them.

scranton. PA. May 7,--Th0ro will bo
no strike OF tho anthracite minCrS
That Is Gow settled conclusion.
for such Is tho advice OF President
John Mitchell and National SeCro.
ta-S Treasurer Wilson and others Of
the headers Who Saturday addressed
the convention ut the miners before
the report Vt the scale committee was
presented Thcir addresses fully
Iurcaslcd the report which tho com
mit'cc would make.
The suspension order viii be- ralsod
aud The minors viii go back ~ work
~ the togma NJ tho award VI the an
thrasilc strike commission ~ 1904,
which the operators were willing 10
nave continued. ami viii later svck
ln ub ain through thu Cancellation
board. ur by arbitration tho bqJlcrinE
ut conditions which they complain arc
WORKING uardahlpn on them
Tho report ~ he acalu committee
recommending tho return Vt the NTH
rrs Ca work under the anthracite com
vi atoms award Was adopted by the
convention atcr 90 mluutcs' discus
nlun Tao convention adjourned IN
tIl Tutsda. Ia give the scnc commit
too time To confer with tho operators
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-08
pnrA 20 10 Decreasing.

CbtraaY May The drinking -
Intoxicating ilgp0Fs IL desfsaslDs
aus.tg ttr middle classes ~ no sADls
vuri4. arl b Increasing aiming ih~
,sp ts., aai 'as very rich Sob
q, the r.p,'4sipn dfsps ffym f,vslsn
trur by Iuhn - w~pl.ey purg fr..t
gi,p,t candidate iJf g'ssi'rf'. sbo taa
-efafrrd t3 ChlfaGD arr' f1lfs'a
nsyt,t rip Abrsad
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-08
A-,,.s,. n.a css~sbsass >.

I.Yuasa. Ma FssBs hSaarf n
VarsGarr. : fa~ smsrsr4s sasaa
esAis sssytgs' sas ~ ts,srsa'saa
:. rrsfrsssarsI staa- gisataig 81 'E.r
sars-sar efsfaf,z6 TA7rrN~
I.af,a rEssf sas q fteaF sr. 20
u-ffsA a-Asser vAAss e fr
art-r rars1 Fsme , @32stFs. 3
Al sxg@fsts sgss1sA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-08
Chicago Surgeon In Frisco.

San FrancIsco, May 7.--MaIOr Sur
gcon J. ] II. Farrell. NJ Chicago. who
was formerly surgeon of the First Cal
iforu'a volunteer regiment. Is now sta
toned at the army hospital a. the
Preside. Ilr came here with the
Chicago Citizens committee AZ their
request. and since his arrival has had
charge OF 70 surgeons and loo nurses,
distributed at different hospitals Ne
also had charge Of inspection Of all
the incoming and outgoing ferry boats
and steamers The surgeons az the
emergency hospitals and the refugee
camps have also been under his dircc.
lion
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-08

II. tos. 10 ua 1- Emii sps
iAs g5safoA tssFs'ss ~ ~
F..s,sr. g.s RI, ia yas bsttlss 80
t9at "a IsaI Jas saiita t~s.a "a
essasf o. yAsas'1G. FsesHire -.
80 4rtsaIt4 = .a<iis = sH'ff.' M
aieissEft+e xs-.s atkaosu iFr
5afsafa 80 "a f1ssi sag1 ftt
ssgzsx
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-08
GREAT, DAMAGE IS
CAUSED BY STORM
Wind, Rain And Hail Visit
South Georgia.
MANY HOUSES WE'RE uNRooFgD
10 Lives Were Lost. SO Far a.
Known, But In Several Places
Damage to Growing Crops Especial
~ Catalogues, Was Very Large,

Cordcle. Ga. May "A fierce
rain and wind storm struck LordeIr
between 4 aud o'clock Friday after,
noon, doing great dGmagc
/; Is impossible To learn all the
damage done. but among ,ar reported
damages are the CAST Drug store, /.
j. BRUSH, dry goods, {. G. Cults of
flee; all badly damage 10y water, the
roof having been partially blown on
the building Wilkc- Dry Goods Co
and the Curdele Leather company
damaged by water, Many other small
or damages are reported by the myr
chants The large brick negro baptist
church is said to haNr been uurnrtrd,
and several small houses ON thu cut
skirts OF the city were either blown
down OF lirt,d on their foundations
\ Grca, deal Of damag, was done
10 the Southern Hell Telephone and
the Western Union telegraph C1mpa
MES II IL expected mat much dam
are was done IN the country. The
negro Rabbit Foot Comedy company 4
big tent. which had just been stretch
ed tor = Performance Va. blown aa'
, on the ground No ua. Na. N.loi ut
hurt.
The storm came from 'No northwest
and Wa blowing from to ~ 90 mtl,.
| IN hnnr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-08

%ew forS Nay II 1. wbsaisy. .
,sirsman. ras arrested FRIDAY BiEhi
charged SIN haylsG presented a,
bsak fDf irp,ait city warrant Which.
u IL alleged bad been raised from 81
~ tI,9ur0 The aiisrati1aa we're
esgtriY msfr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-08
Would e.in.,s,s Mls.hlsm.n.

Washius 20. MAJ senator iiAis
hAs Introduced biii authorizing ths
rrs syoiErDTBt ~ 'as naval academy
Il 'bfer n.iisaiDmsh res~atly dismiss
81 ipr aanBR Thsy are Worth w
Ios'rr dsbsss n aslrla AMI Richard
!, 4~aagssafs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-08

Odessa. MAJ tbs Jewish BoIiyi
cal asasiatiah ~ soslh vssssfa Rat
sIa have gsaAim1NlT resolved ~ ~
tss aAy saftamAsiafY Aaitatloa br
Sgsaasy Ia slVii ana political fixsls aR
~ tAs s~ssioa II parliament IN the
year iHJ7
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-08
FLAMES SWEEP OVER
CITY OF KNOXVILLE
For Third Time Fire Visits Bus.
mess Section.
LOSS IS ESTIMATED AT 100000
Although the Entire Fire Department
Was on the Scene, They Had Not
Checked the Blaze at 1880 O'Clock
Saturday Morning.

Knoxville, May Another disas.
trous fire, eutailing a loss estimated
at about 100000, occurred in the
Wholesale section of Gay street early
Saturday morning, The candy fac
tory and wholesale CONNECTION estab.
lishment Of the Littlefeld q Steere
company was completely destroyed,
causing a loss OF about $4,000 on the
building and about $4,000 on its con.
tents.
The two upper floors OF the MCMil'
Ian, Hazen & Co., wholesale shoes, was
totally Quilted, and the three floors and
contents were damaged by water; loss
on building and contents about $l15,'
900.
The Hambright Skirt and Pants fac
tory adjoining the shoe house, WAS
damagvI by smoke aud water 10 the
extent OF about $4,000.
The fire originated in the basement
OF the candy factory, aud that build.
ing was qhiCkly consumed. The five
story Commerce building, in which the
three establishments were located, Is
one OF the largest and most modern
StruCtufCg In the business section.
The Washington times., 1906-05-06

Livingstone i Heights. therefore. viii be
one OF The fashionable suburban sections
Cf the Capital
The Washington times., 1906-05-06

This section has practically all the
advantages of t6~ city
City gas. electri y, water, and sew
erage are installed There is ample
police AID fire protection. and the car
service Is excellent IN this latter re-
spect the Park has an advantage over
the great majority Of suburban sub
divisions around Washington. II is
located between two car lines. operated
by the TWO traction companies Of the
District. The residents therefore profit
by the service of competing lines. and
a splendid schedule is guaranteed.
The Parks Environment.
The Park is in the very center Of that
section OF Washington which has a
great future as the site OF magnificent
educational institutions. In this vicinity
also IL is proposed that the representa-
tive Episcopal cathedral OF America shall
be built The location OF educational
and religious institutions IN the vicinity
gives a tone 10 the section which can
not be overestimated.
All these features, any one Of which
would commend the section to the
thoughtful buyer, combine TO make
Cleveland Park in every respect the peer
of any suburban property in the vicin-
ity OF Washington, whether within the
bounds Of the District OF Columbia or.
not.
The Washington times., 1906-05-06
Residence Of Clifford Howard-ChevY Chase.
ReSleHSe on CIH0Td H0WaTd-Chevy Chase
MARYLAND REAL ESTATE
TITLE & INVESTMENT. co

Purchasers, real estate men. and bust
ness investors have long desired respon.
sible certificates OF title in the purchase
exchange and investment in suburban
and farm properties located IN Mary
land
VITA view OF supplying this need
the Maryland Real Estate Title and In
vestment Company was Incorporated
about one year ago under the laws OF
Maryland. with the following we'll
known men as officers:
President Charles \ Wells. we'll
known retired physician and mayor of
Hyatrsviile. president OF the HyattsviIla
Building Association. the First National
Bank Of Southern Maryland. and a
director n the First National Bank OF
Hyattsviile.
Vice president. Wallace 4. Bartlett.
OF brentwood. Nd. patent attorney. a
director in the HyattsviIle Building As
scciauon. the First National Bank OF
Southern Maryland. and largely inter
ested in real estate contiguous 10 the
District OF Columbia
The Washington times., 1906-05-06

Treasurer. r. y. Ryor. former treas
urer OF Prince George county. Maryland
and now vice president Of the First Na.
tionnl Bank Of Southern Maryland
Secretary. Howard Moran. assistant
treasurer OF the Home Savings Bank
Of Washington.
Counsel Wells < Wells. and +. Snow
den ELU
To real estate men this company offers
exceptional advantages IN the closing
up Of loans. sales. etc. by bringing the
purchaser and seller together on the
Ming with il Of the contract Of sale
and purchase price. and possesses a sys-
TEN, approved by long experience for
The settlement Of the difficulties that
arise in such tTansa actions.
To the intended purchaser Of p subur-
ban home the company guarantees at
a minimum cost a title supported by a
responsible firm
The merited success OF the comnany
so Tar speaks well for its future aud 10
all who nave business VN-hin its scope
eXpediency. accuracy. and security in
all matters submitted are guaranteed.