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to their advances. He was a splendid speci-
men of his breed, very large, without a
spot on his white coat, and with beautiful
eyes. Doctor Gordon had staple fixed in
the vestibule, and the dog was leashed to
1t at night II can't have my patients
driven away he said with a laugh.
That evening Doctor Gordon had call
and he took Aaron with him. That left
James alone with Clemency, as Mrs Ewing
retired almost Immediately after Doctor
Gordon left.
After the jingle of the sleighbells had
died away Clemency laid down her work
and looked at James. The new dog was
lying at her feet. Uncle Tom bought this
dog on account of him." she said. AS she
spoke she gave an odd significant gesture
over her shoulder as If the man were there
and look of horror came over her face.
Immediately the dog growled and sprang
UP, raced to the door and let forth volley
of bowls and barks. HE knows" said
Clemency. Isn't 1t Queer2 That dog
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IN A CHILL

She sided into the ONCE like a child who
had done something wrong. She took her
little glass OF punch, and never looked at
James or her uncle. James, too, did not
look at her. He smoked, and almost turn
ed his back upon her. Doctor Gordon look
from one to the other, and his face changed.
Clemency slipped out as soon as she could.
saying that she was tired. Then Gordon
turned abruptly upon James. There is
something between you two, Clemency and
YOU" be said in d brusque voice.
James colofed and hesitated.
"Out with it." said Gordon peremptorily.
"Clemency wished" began James.
''Wished you to keep 1t secret. Of course.
Well, she told me herself, poor little SOUL
the moment she came into the room"
James sat still. He did not know what to
do. Finally he said in a stammering voice
that he hoped there would be no objecIISz,
mo objection certainly on my part or
Mrs. Ewing, If Clemency has taken fancy
to YOU" replied DR.. Gordon, "But-" he
hesitated @ moment. ut Is only fair to
tell you that you yourself may later on
entertain some very reasonable objection"
Gordon said, grimly. as
1T is impossible" James cried eagerly.
II have known her only a few weeks but
] feel as II 1t were lifetime. Nothing
can change me. And as for money, If you
mean anything of that kind. don't
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arm about the girl, and the ashe-blonde
head dropped on his shoulder.
Afraid you--didn't."
Afraid 1 didn't carer"
Clemency nodded against his breastA
''I think I must have cared all the time,
only at first when I saw your mother -
Clemency raised her head Immediately
and gave it an Indignant toss. There. "
said she. II knew it. Very well, II you
would rather be my stepfather you can,
only l think you would be a pretty one, no
older to speak of, than am, and 1 know
my mother wouldn't have you anyway.
The idea of your thinking that my mother
would get married again anyway, and es-
pecially to you," Clemency said whitening
iy. She sat up straight and looked at
James IT wish your fatherA were viii
he asked me-" said she, land see how you
would like it. 1 guess you would have u
stepmother who would mako you walk
chalk" Clemency tossed ner head again.
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CHAPTER VI. .

Even the applejack and euchre at George
ks were not sufficient to entirely es-
tablish DIR. Gordon in his devil-may-ca
mood. George X. kept looking at him
with sollcitude, which had something ten
der about it. Don't you feel well, Doc?"
he asked.
Never felt better in my life," returned
Gordon, quickly. Tonight I am feeling
particularly good, because I really think
have evolved an utterly new theory of
death and disease, which ought to make
me famous, II l ever get a chance to write
book about It,"
George K. stared at him inquiringly.
II don't know that you will understand,
old man." said Gordon, but here 1t is. 1t
Is simple in one way. Nobody will deny
that we come of the earth; well, we are
sick and die of the earth. We grow old
and weary and drop into our graves, be-
cause OF the tremendous, though uncon-
scious and involuntary, wear upon nerves
and muscles and emotion which Is re-
quired to keep US here at all. Gravita-
tion kills us all in the end. just surely
as II we fell of a precipice. Gravitation
is the destroyer, and gravitation is earth
force. The same monster which produces
US devours us. That's so. I hope l shall
get chance to write that book. Clubs
are trumps; pass"
Sure you are well. Door" inquired
George X, again scowling anxiously.
Never felt better, didn't / just say SO?
You are a regular old hen, Georgia X. You
cluck at fellow like a setting hen at one
chicken"
Still Doctor Gordon's gloomy face, al
though he tried to be jocular, did not relax
Going home late that night, or rather early
next morning. he laid his hand heavily on
James shoulder.
boy, 1 am about at the fnishl' he
groaned out.
Now, see here, Doctor Gordon, can't /
be OF some assistance II you were to tell
me?' asked James. He passed his hand
Aar tIa old -, L-l-
through q snowdrift as If he had been his
father great compassion filled his heart.
But Gordon only groaned out great
sigh sb;sa he fai don Is the ONE
shield. In these latter days we try to con-
tent ourselves with shields; and secrecy Is
the strongest shield on earth. II 1 were
going to commit a crime. / should never
even intimate the slightest motive for 1t to
any man living. should trust no man liv-
ing to help me through with it"
James felt q vague horror steal over him.
He tried to speak lightly to cover It, II
trust there Is no question of crime2" he
said, laughing.
mot the slightest" replied Gordon. 81
ehield I must stick to. Thank the Lord
you were awake last night, and tonight
Clemency is in another room. BY the way
have bought dog"
Eyes, a bull terrier, well trained but he
, has voice like whole pack Of hounds.
Clemency likes dogs / will venture that nc
enc comes near the house after this with
out waking him up"
you will keep him tied, though
Yes, unless 1 get driven too far" replied
Gordon grimly,
Does Mrs. Ewing like dogsf'
''She is as fond of them as Clemency."
When, the next day. the dog arrived
James was assured Of the fact that both
Clemency and Mrs. Ewing did like dogs
They seemed more pleased than he had ever
seen them, and the dog responded readily
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they expected. and I wanted to make sure
of some things. wanted especially to
make sure that Clemency-Mrs. Ewing has
relatives in the west. and"
James felt somewhat bewildered. He
could not quite see what Gordon meant.
but he took another sip of the golden fra
grant compound before him, and again re-
marked upon its excellence.
THAT makes me think" said Gordon, evil
IDENTIFY glad himself to turn the converse
ton. "a sip of this will do poor little
Clemency good. You say she is in the par
lor."
yes"
Gordon opened the door and called Glenn
ency, who came with a little reluctance.
The girl was afraid of her uncle's eyes.
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Old Missionary Days in Hawaii.

On one Sabbath Mr.. Coan baptized LOO
candidates. II was physically impossible
to apply the water individually. and he
adopted the expedient Of sprinkling them
in groups with brush. At some time in
1898 the writer witnessed the baptism Of
400 native men and women In the course
of two hours by Rev. Arremus Bishop.
About e.0O0 people were present. under q
large lanai shelter covering one-half of the
church yard, exactly where the present
church now stands. The 400 were previous
ly organized into groups of about ten each,
and seated on the ground in the order In
which their names were previously written
upon a paper. AS the pastor approached
each group they rose to their knees. He
then touched each forehead with wet
sponge. pronouncing the persons name.
and following with the baptismal formula,
IT baptize you all in the name," etc.
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"DOC." GORDON.
BY MARY E. FREEMAN.
BY MARY E. wILKINS-FREEMAN.

Copyright 1906 by Mary rights served)
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CHAPTER V-Continued.

A ARON chewed imperturbably, but
:: ): $; :: :: :: :: !: ::
odd Scriptural fashion, but don't
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Sn it'll, of Canada. on Care Of Uten-
sils,' aud Prof. James E. Rice, OF
Cornell University, On Fl --ding Poul
try for Market Purposes
This afternoon Professor S,,ilInan
took the place of Pu.f. Harry i~ln-
n.r and resumed his talk on ayricul
,ure as a business. He was followed
by DR.. H. B. Mcdonnell, S. ate chem
It., on Mix NJ Fertillzers;" Dr.. S. 5.
B .ek!ey, "Anatomy Of the Horses
Foot" and B E. Porter, 'Juds ing
B ..l G title" Profs. Tu"mas 3. Sym
GUS, j B. S Norton a, d w H HUT
lecturei on horticultural topics We'd
nesday afternoon. Wednesday night
ctures for women were delivered 10y
Prot. J ines E Rice, * ling, Pick
irg and Packing Poultry;' Miss A.
mes Smith, desperation of Milk" and
Dr.. Frances W.,,'ner, "Du.t and Its
Dangers
The sessions will continue through
Friday, and, Judging from the visitors
that every train brings in, it is proba-
bile that from SEQ to 400 persons will
b. lere on the last day.
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TnpAsunrR,s Nor,cE
TO
TAXPAYERS.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED. Treasurer. will
i attend in the several Election Dis
trlcts of Prince Georges county, Mary
land, at the following named llaccs on
tho DAYS named, III the month "f Septcm
Der, 1906, bet wuen tbv hours OF ~ =. III.
and D. m, eitiiUr in person or by deputy
for the purpose uf collecting State and
County Taxes levied by the County Com.
missioners OF said county for tho current
year of 1906
lO.h, Laurel district, At L>ursl Bank,
Saturday, S ptcmber lst.
LIST, Vausvlile district, NJ U les Store,
Monday, september 3td.
and, Bladensburs district, at Garses'
Hotel. Tuesday, S.pt. 4th.
18th, H.at,svilis district, at Hyatts'
vile Bank, Wednesday, september
9Th.
18th, Braudy win. districts -, Postoftice,
Thursday, September + II.
9Th, S.,aId.nss dlslr'c,, at Silver Hill
Poslutiic-, FRIDAY, Sept. 7th.
Ith, Queen Ahne district, at Rome
Store, Saturday, Sept. Ssh.
4tL, Nottingham district, ut Bsden's
Store, Monday, Sept. 10Th.
Slh, Aquasco d.sli.cl, AZ Postotfice,
Tuesday, Sept. llth.
18th, Mellwood district, At Mrs. Pad.
gets Store, Wednesday, Sept. IL
9Th. Surralts district, vt AilIer's
Sore, Thursday, Sept. 18th.
18th, Oxen Hill district, at Moneys
Store, FRIDAY, Sept. l4th.
9Th, Pisca,away district, at Boswell's
Sore, Saturday, S pL. Is b.
l7h: c alum district. At Rogers o.
fic., NJ. II .,n-r, F lay, Srpten-
Der, al.
18Th, KIN, district. at Gregory.
Store, Saturday, Sept 22nd.
IA l., Bowie district, at Edlxvitch's
Store. Monday. Sept. 24'h.
IN Washington, ID. G. ~ the cffice
ulD.ck-ti L Son. 635 F st. n. w.,
: pit. tnh.i 26 h. ~ l.. 9Th. 2S.h.
To ali persona who pay their County
raxes, levied as aforesaid. to me or to
any person authorized by me to receive
he same. ON or before .hr first day OF
July, 1866. no iuteicst will Dc charged.
After which date in:erest will be charg
I'd Mt the rate ct d per cent. per annum
ill November lat, 1906 After Novem
prr nrsi. 1896. an Additional interest Of
one half per cent. per month will DO
char sed till said County Taxes are paid
Those who pay their State T.x.s, levied
As afoI ssxid. IN or bsfnrs the irst day of
September, 1906 will be entitled to de.
ducsion Of i've per cent Those who pay
their STATE T.xrs, levied ~ aforesaid.
aft-- 'hs It day Of September and on
or be'"". chr ti-st dnv Of October, 1906,
will rn,lt..I /" . deduction of four
yer e.. aud hose VINO pay their State
Tax '.v,-d T.. sf,r.sa;i. after the rst
day ! bct.u~I zoos. and b. re the first
day uf Nnveul Ter, 1906, will he entitled
~ ,'-durtin" VI three ter Ct A. the
afor f. rcd ~ T.xes respectively
&c. In. .uc xhd in sris.rs the Treasurer
wal i'r..r-rd s"f..rr. III. payment of
sam, a, dir. c,sn u, law
GEORGE w HARDY,
tt a-urrr and s,ii. ctor
If stat. and c.,antv Taxes
TT T. G. Co., Nd.
Aug II I'd.
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FARM EliS MAKE GOOD II; =
Pills.

The second days exercises # rl'
Summer School and Farmers ins,,.
tute Conference, now III sts ION y, III,
Mar, land Agricultural CliIc<e. ~rr,
a tehdcd by large audiences. man,
f,rmrrs from variunS sections It IT.,
S a'e having come to the coll e.
The absence OF Director William l..
Amoss. of the department OF farmers
institutes, who arranged the confer
pncn. ia much regretted. but Capt
II. W. Sv. ster and Director H j
Patterson, at the head t the college
and of the rxperiln. NJ staten, resI' e.
lively. assisted Ivy he Various profess
s0rs, are according the visitors II
hearty welcome, and there is no douh,
about the fact that hey are rnjnv'n.
the outing and d,riy.a, much ben. II
thereiron.
The feature. Of the n orI,inn =, asi,,I
Wednesday was an address l., P:cf
W. J. Spillman, chief OF The bureau Of
farm methods of the U..rrI States
Department Of Agriculture, - Ayr.
culture as Business The ayr Gu
tural course in the morn NJ Was DE-
voted to lectures on corn Judging 10y
M.ssrs. c.. W. Nash and F. Oswald.
and some remarks by Prof W. i. l.
.Taliaferro, on corn scoring. Conf.
ences were hcl,; r,lnrs,iav morn &.
by the seed com breeders and hv be
Fumers' L...,lr. n. G.. Kru. ""s
president OF the former and Et"n \
Sedewitz OF the latter conference.
Wednesday morning Miss Agnes
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th, 1906.
AT II O'CLOCK NJ,

for the purpose Of selecting five delegates
10 represent the county in aCongresslonai
Convention to be he'd al Cross Street
Hall, Ba,llmure City. on Thursday. Sep
lenber 9TH, 1916, for the purpose Of nom
mating a candidate for Congress fro!:
the fifth Congressional District.
The following are named as the places
for holding said primaries and the judges
and clerks to hold the same are lns fol-
lowing, viz:
1st, Evansville District, Grange Hall,
Observation-Disclosures j. Z. Loveless, Amos
Bryant, Ava n. Parker; Clerks, John A.
Ulle and John +. Burch'
2nd, BIadensville District, Pan Electric
House-Judges, Theodore +. Browning,
Jr, Moses Ldlavitch and George Boall;
Clerks, James Ferrall, William Bea.a ans.
3rd, Marlboro DistrIct-Iruck House,
Judges, A. L. Brooke, Joseph V. Wyvlli,
James b. Jones; Clerks, h. Ernest Smith,
Wm.H. Talbot.
4th, Nottingha District, At Noting
ham-Judges, R. Hugh Perrie, George X.
Garner, Joseph RAWLINGS; Clerks, DIR. K.
Larry Baden, T. K. Sasscer.
9Th, Plscataway District, Mrs. Tn
derwoods SLore-Judges, j. w. r. Hat.
ton, Clinton johnson, Charles b. Boswell;
Clerks, MlllaIu Thorn and Henry vii.
lialns.
9TH, Spalding District, formerly Elias
GIay's nuuse-Judges, John L. b. SUIT,
Mm Boone, Robert >. Proctor; Clerks,
George +. krnwlck, Lemuei V. Allen.
7lh, Queen Aune's District, Ron,e's New
Store-Judges, John q. Jones, Alunzo
LEAH, Isaac W. " oou; CierAs, ouowuen
Sweeney and Oucn BeaIl.
9Th, Aquasco District, John R. Rich
ardson's nouse-Judges, James h. Glib
bons, j. Burns Wilson, ii. s. Contee;
CLERKS, John Il. Richardson, Joseph 5.
Fowler.
9Th, Surratts District, Clinton-Judges,
Enos Humphrey, w. b. II. Blandford,
John CIsseli; Clerks, r. A. Richardson,
Herbert ohatfer.
10Th. Laurel District, City Hall-Judges,
John A. F'lannery, Harry f. Frost, John
N. WOoiLen; Clerks, Ogie Marbury and
John W. Gray.
1lth. brandYwine District, at Nevia-
sIr's Store, Judges, Henry st l. BrIscoe
Charles Early, Alton Summers. Clerks
A h Robinson, NJ L Martin.
18th Oxuu Hill Distrlct,-J T Grimes
Store. Judges, John + Dement,, Thomas
Marden, kuus Huul. Clerks, T Guy
Grimes, aud Jno. W Fowler.
1oiu htut DlStfiCG -"DrlSntSeat, Judges
Crowley, jackson Suit. James b
Berry. Clerks BERNARD Browne and w
+ HUlmead.
14th Bowie District-Bowie, Geo M.
smith, Robert Hicks, John Mullikin.
Clerks Richard Hall, Christopher
Billopp.
18th Mellwood Distrct-Melwood.
Judges John Sweeney, Allen z Bowie,
and Alex Moore, Clerks Thomas j. Grnnt
and Lee King.
10th, Hyattsville District, Masonic Hall
Judges, Edward A. Fuller, Vesuvius
McNeal, VIM. II. Thomas; Clerks, Dallas
Erwin, Alexander bakers.
18th, Chillum District, at Farmers Hall,
Observation-Disclosures. Charles B. Agar, E.
l.. McChesney, Robert A. Van Horn;
Clerks, } Clarence Brown and Charles
w. Speake.
The polls will be open from p M to 6
AQUILA T. ROBINSON,
FILLMORE BEALL,
GEORGE s. DOVE,
State Central Committee for
Prince Georges County.
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THH
Rrinre 6soge's Guqnirsr,
Fixed SASSGEK, EDITOR.

TERMS 81 90 per year. Single copies cent?.
No subscri pton discontinued until all arrears ars
paid unless ut the option Of the publisher.
ments 81 Ier inch for the first insertion, SO csts
the and 25 cents for each subseq uent in
srrtion. One inch 8 months, 3d. months, IS; IL
months. s. Bushes. Cards, not exceeding IL lines
S. per year. When the number Of insert ons Ia not
marke. advertisements will be continued until for
bid ana charged accordingly. Yearly advertisers
must contne advertisements to their own business
Rule and Figure Work double price. Business Lo
Gals 10 cents per line. Marriages and Deaths i'll
serted free. Obituaries and Personal Communica
ton, 5 cents per line.
81 ,ii correspondence with this office should be
a,l,trvsse, tes.THR ENQUIRIES"
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SATURDAY. AUGUST 18th, 1905,
AT 4 O'CLOCK P.

to elect five delegates from each election
district to represent them in County
Convention to be held in Upper Harlboro'
on
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Unclaimed Letters.

List of letters remaining unclaimed in
Upper Marlboro, Nd, postoffics August
LIST, 1905. Persons calling for letters
in the following list, will please say they
were advertised. otherwise they may not
receive them:
Misses Bessie Aalt, Carrie Beall. Min
ME Butler, Mrs James Housekuecht,
Mrs Harrison, Wilbur s. Hinman. r. B.
Jennings, Miss Katie Lusby, John Lewis,
Miss Louise Poula. Miss Fannie Parker,
James Sherman, Mrs. Helen Simons, Mrs.
A. Vaunucer, Mrs. Weikel.
CHARLTON SAssCER,
Postmaster.
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In THE CIRCUIT COURT Foo Prince
GEORaE's COUNTY. IN EQUIlY.
No. 1889 Equity.
ORDERED this 22.,d day of August
" 1906. that the Auditors report and
accounts ID and K. filed in this cause be
ratified and confirmed unless cause to the
contrary be shown on or before the 9Th
day Of September 1906. provided copy
of this order be inserted in some newspa
per published in Prince Georges County
once in each Of two successive weeks be
fore the said 9Th day Of September, 1896.
BENZ. d. STEPHEN, Clerk.
True Copy Test: BENZ. ID. STEPH EN-
CLERK
Aug Eft
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ORpER OF RArlr1cAr1oN.

Ex parte in the Matter Of the Trust Estate
Of Trueman e. Slinglutf.
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J JAMES H. E. MITCHELL, Auclioneer.
ArroRNEY,s SALE
VALUABLE REAL EsrArr

IN .RlVERDALE PARK, PRINCE
GEORGES COUNTY, MARYLAND
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Equity No. 1902.
ORDERED this 18th day of August
~ 1906, that the sale of the property
mentioned in these proceedings made and
reported by Phil H. Tuck, Assignee. be
ratified and confirmed unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 18th day of September 1906. provided
. copy Of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed in Prince Georges
county once in each Of three successive
weeks before the 17th day of September
1906. The report states the amount OF
sale to be $11OO.
BENJAMIN d. STEPHEN. Clerk.
True Copy Test: BENZ. ID. STEPHEN,
Clerk.
Aug 24-4t
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No@lcr

THERE Mill be meeting of the Board
l. of Election Sup.rvisnrs Of Prince
Genrg-'s County on
Cx.saeE S.pfsmbs~ Ill., 1906.
for the purpose OF appointing judge, and
Clerks Of Election.
Herbert q Machrn has been appointed
Democratic Respiration Judge. Hyatls
vile District in place IF A. layton
Darnell, resigned.
r VAN CLAGETT, President
Board Of lection Suprrvis"rs
Z. SwEENkY. Clerk. JlylO De
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ORDER OF RAr1r1oAr1oS.
PHIL H. TUCK, Attorney.
vs..
WILLIAM NJ. SMITH
In THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR PRINCE
GEoRaE'> COUNTY. IN Equity.

No. 1904 Equity.
ORDERED this 18th day of August,
" 1906, that the sale of the property
mentioned in these proceedings, made
An reported bv Pull H. Tuck, Attorney,
be ratified and confirmed unless cause t"
the contrary thereof be shown on or he
fore the 18th day of September, 1906. pro-
vided copy of this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed in Prince
Georges County once in each of three
successive weeks before the 18th day OF
September, 1906.
The report states the amount of sale to
be $1,000.
BENZ. D. STEPHEN, Clerk
True Copy Test: BENZ. d STEPHEN
Clerk
Aug 24-4t.
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GEORGES COUNTY, MARYLAND .
DY VIRTUE Of the power q: sa e cou
- tanned iu mortgage from Charles Il
Aaugnm to the RiverdaIe Park Company
Of Prince Georges County bA,rnr date
Dec. Is, 1904, and recordei in L,",'r NJ,
26, folio IS, Of the land records If .'rincr
Georges County. Maryland; DEBUT hav
ing occurred under the terms AN | C.'ndi-
tions OF the said mortgage, the undo sign
ed Attorney named in the said ~ r:gage
to sell in case of default. will offer f,r
sale at the Court House Door in the town
OF Upper Marlboro, Md gu
Tuesday, August 18th 1906.
AT IL O'CLOCK n,
all the property described in the said
mortgage to wit: Lots Il, IL II and Is in
Block No. five (5). and Lots 4 aud in
Block sixty nine (69) of said Riverdale
Park.
This property is admirably situated in
R:verdale Park and is improved by a
large dwelling house and saw mill in fine
condition.
TERMS OF SALE; CASH.
A deposit of 800 required on day of
sale. Convey ancing at cost of purchaser.
JAMES G.. ROGERS,
Attorney NAMED in Mortgage.
Aug st.
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We, ffrr one. Hundred Dni'ai> R-war Il
for any Case at Calarrh that cannot be.
cured by Hairs taIarrI Cure
F J. HENEI & co, Props Toledo
Ne the Undersigned, have known +
J. Cheney for The last Is wears and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all husi
ness Transactions and Financially IL l.,
carry out any obligation made by their
firm
WEST & TKUAx. Wholesale Druggists,
Tutdu, @
WALDIN-. KiNNAN & MARVIN, Wh"Ie
sale Druggists. Toledo, ..
Halls Cat.rrh Cure is tak.'n ii:"cna'l
acting directly upon the hI""dPric- 75c
cous surfaces Of the system an m
per bottle. Sod by all Druggists Te>
timnnials free
Halls Family Pills are the best.
SUBSCRIBE TO THE
PRINCE GEORGES
ENQUIRRR.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-08-24
Democratic Primary Meetings

The Democratic voters of Prince
Georges county are requested to meet iu
Primary Meetings, at the places herein
after named in the several election dis
tricts Of the county, on