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Sec Gallavan's ad.
Olney Items,

e. A. Shaffer aud John Cowdcn
butchercd two becves last week.
Born to John Silva and wife, ten
pound boy, Friday, Nov. 10.
Five of the boys in school who have
been absent, returned this week.
Mrs. Laura Dennis is on the sick
list this week.
Frank Forsce is having to keep his
children out of school to help in the
bects.
a surprise party was given in hon.
or of VIM. Morris, at his home Mon
day night.
A dance was given at the home Of
C. A. Griggs Saturday night.
Mrs. Dave Downer, of La Juuta. is
in Olncy to spend Thanksgiving with
relatives.
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Box Springs News.

John vinyard was in Pueblo Tues
day and Wednesday on business.
Ernest Downey is visiting the ranch
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Colbert were
shopping in Ordway Tuesday.
Mrs. C. R. NcclHre, accompanied b
her brother. Geo. Osborne. retarueA
Wednesday to their home 10 Eisworth
Kansas, to spend Thanksgiving.
M. A. Sawyer, frt m Rocky Ford,
Was out to his ranch the fore part OF
tAe week.
1.-THE school will give box supper
Thanksgiving Eve, Nov. %, the pro
ceeds to be used in procuring an organ
for the school. Everyone cordially
inyited to attend.
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wanted-Turkeys at Gallavans.
Frank Fishers Pharmacy.

We dropped into this establishment It
a few days ago while on orr news & ath
cring roundup, and inquired of Frank
II he intended to make any particular
splurgc in the Holiday business this
season. After studying 4 moment he
let loose at us with list of apprspsi.
ate lines of goods, just received anl
unpacxed, which is large. varied and
fine enough to satisfy the NEST fas-
tidious in search Of almost any kind
OF a Christmas present.
He has the most complete lire of
jcwelry, watches. clocks, etc. ever
seen in town of Ordway's size. and
can please any one in these goods.
Then he has large stock of silver.
ware, toilet articles ana china ware.
all Of the latest styies and best makes.
All silverware purchased of hia will
be engraved free of charge.
He has the edison machines and all
the latest records.
But what will interest the young
folks the most is The grand display of
toys which, at the proper time will be
placed on exhibition. He has the fin
est and the best, and our readers will
d. well to call on him when they seek
presents for their young felix's.
You will always fud Frank good
natured and ready to show you his
goods, and he has enough for every
body.
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Il W.r,ssA u,A

Herr Krusgels daus1tsr. 0rstchen,
had been serving as domestic about
two weeks In the household Of Judge
Vaughan. when father sad employer
met on the village street.
well. goodge." said Eruegsl. '.how
do you like dote Gretchen By dis dime
alrettyf" '''-
Like herr" returned IL 3ulss, II
his blunt way. why, she's 5ust sfsati
we never had SayoAs IL ths hoNea n
her line that sneassd Into work wttA 9
much spirit: shsb full It mag ~ ~
time. q
Kruesel turned pondssinslx anay.
anu, meeting bic fran q ~ hons ~
tai. hs sogrowfully sald: ssYSrss
someding mpat soed wyu1e ~ ~,
Gretchen; sy0uGt dld 4soe1 Yoeo1S3
vorsan, ,und ne '6aad ~ ~ ~ vulI a
schnapps All - dine 1tslnoa@ I
pispatch. Z n; NJ
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/The unprecedented large crop trib-
utary to the Sugar City factory, and
the daily capacity of the factory,
which is 500 tons, make it very diff
cult for farmers to properly deliver
their crops. The National Sugar Man
ufacturing Company 10 thoroughly
aware Of the resistance this makes.
For this particular year the matter
can not be helped. Contractors cau
relieve themselves by promptly s,lo'
ing all they eAs not deliver; and, that
10 the wise thing to do. as soon a. the
weather moderates sufficiently to pull
and top bects.
The factory can only receive about
500 tons per day, which, with Sugar
City wagon deliveries, leaves abot t
is cars per day to be loaded at the
dumps. All Of this points In the d.
rsctioa sf the neesssity for . H. ger
factoey at Sugar City. Fians have
been made for sach IN en(argepqents
and when this b csnaunmated and
the factory able to handle 1000 tons
per day, most OF this incon veniencs
Ia dsliveries will be done away with.
The National Sugar Mtg. CO.
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Sugar City. Colo, Nov. 81, 1906.
On October 24Ih we requested con-
tractors aud lessees to begin siloing
their beets at once. The frequent
rains and SHOWS the latter part of Oc-
tober, the present snow and very cold
weather make a compliance with this
suggestion at once most imperative,
and it Is hoped that during the mod
esate weather we hope will prevail
again for 4 short period after this
spell, that effort will be made by ev.
eryone to get their bccts out OF the
ground and properly sliced.
Very truly yours,
The National Sugar Mfg. Co.
j. H. Windfelder,
General Manager.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following are among the real
estate sales made since our last issuc,
by Geo. H. West:
To Jacob Nusllef and son. 120 acres
Ia Sec. -, south Of the Rainvilie 40,
and one-half mile north of the Auck-
land school house.
To Mrs. Sybilla Boliockcr, of Reed
City, Mich, about 20 acres of land
south Of the railway, In section I3,
one mile east of ordway aud Joining
the Schoefflc rancho on the west.
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Farmers. Attention !

There will be an important meeting
of The Farmers' Protective Aasocia-
tion at Harris Hail on Saturday, No
vembcr "a, at . O'Clock p. u. Turn
out every one.
III. Dan can, Pres.
~ meeting Of the tordway Cinsaioup
'Growsrs' Associations Will bs held q
Harria Hail on Saturday a4tsrncsu. =
oIo~o IT the uaeeting o. the Favmsra'
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THE annual rabbit hunt of the Ord
way sportsmen, will take place on
Thanksgiving day, after which sup
oer will be served at Hotel Berendo.
After - pper those who wish may
dance. A meeting of those who wish
to participate will be held at Harris
Hall ON Wednesday evening, the 2sth,
when final arrangements will be made
Jim Brown,
c. B. Virgins.
Captains.
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ment Csumauder Dana and
General Burt. OF the Grand
the Republic, were here last
and in the evening addressed
3 of the Wilson ". Black
f. A good number of the
we're present and = pleasant
vas had. The notice of their
fss SO short that no arrange
Pald be made for an open
ana banquet, which was iu-
hen We first heard of their
Wait.
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For the best shoes IN the Valley call
on winfrec Bros. They handle the
Hamilton. Brown, NJ. ID. Wells, aud
Grifiith's lines. Allguarantced goods
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|orget Winfree Bros. when In
(nything in the Grocery De.
Everything In staple and
|foceries, Pickiing Vinegar,
o'sne, ETC., etc.
~ the American Geutlenieu
Fican Ladies' Shoes, Hamil-
ln's Kansas lines.
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THE oRDWAY NEW ERA
AND
New Idea Woman's Magazine,
BOTH ONE YEAR FOR sl.so.

bOAn ONE EhR rON ~A.So'
The long evenings are coming and
people will want more reading mat
ter. For short time We will offer to
ali new cash subscribers this hne Ia.
dies' magasins frss Of charve. This
ofRss will alss incluAe sll old subscrib.
ere who win couns 10, settle Arrearagss
aud contlnue their suhscrip iptiens. The
New Idea womss's Magazine 10 In
the asme class with the Dellnsator And
other Art class publications for the
ladiss.
We make this offsF. 70 Rain new sub-
scsibers and secure prompy payment
of back subscriptions. WIN sooa re-
ceive sampls copiss fer dist4ihutior.
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Many thousands of the most Aattering testi-
monials have been received by the manufacturers
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, giving accounts
of its good work. of the aggravating and persistent
severe colds that have been broken up BY its use,
of threatened attacks of pneumonia it has warded
of, and of dangerous cases of Group it has cured
II is medicine of great worth and merit.
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The dump is again receiving bcets
this week, and the farmers hope i,
will continue to do SO until their crops
have been sent in.
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Charles o'councll, from Oscar, N
D., is here Visiting his brother. jane
o'conneii, asd will remain here thi
winter.
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For Thanksgiving Live Turkeys
must be delivered not later than Sat
urday afternoon, and dressed not later
than Monday afteruoon. Gullavans
want them.
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Jack Fau gave his interesting aud
humorous lecture at the Opera House
Tuesday night. It was brilliant
production and the audience was de-
lighted.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-23

Judge T. E. Spindle is now clerk
lag in Kropf Bros. store. In addi-
tion to this he is justice of the peace,
auctioneer, beet grower, and the Lord
only knows what else.
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II you want a coat or suit. or boys
suit, felt lined coat. or slickcr coat
, or anything in that line, call on VIM
free Brss.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-23

DR.. 2. r, Roberts. with his wife and
her mother, Mrs. Porter, visited with
the Doctors mother. Mrs. II. N. Rob-
erts ous day last week.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-23

For the best underwear, mems, We
mems, misses, boys and children. call
on Wiufree Bros.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-23

Jack Eau, the famous humorist and
lecturer, accompanied by his wife.
were in ordway Tuesday.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-23

Henry Humiston and family visite,
last week with relatives at La Junta
Swink and Rocky Ford.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-23

Fred Falsely and wife left last Sat
urday morning for their ranch near
Bcuiah, Colo, where they will here.
after reside.
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tbbera, overshoes. lsggings
p, doa't forget Winfree Bros
Zoe to buy then.
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d. I. Calkins and wife were trans
acting business ia Ahs land office 4
Pueblo Wednesday.
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We have choice alfalfa farms for
sale. Good sugar beet land from &c
to.fi25.ol per acre.
Griffin & Harris,
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p. b. Davis, of Knoxville, Iowa, ac-
compa MED by his wife and daughter,
Mrs. Minnie Wagner, are here for
few weeks visit with e. NJ. Davis and
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-23

Hurry up and get the New idea Wo-
mans Magazine with the New Era.
Both together only sl.5o.
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Mrs. W. L. Wilson and children
have returned home from their visit
In Kansas
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d examine oue iiss OF buggy
'agou whipa and iashes.
Winfree Bros.

hders who desire 4 6rst-class
|agaziue. should read the "a.
|ent in another column.
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fhe Thursday Afternoon Club.

Tne InuTSouy
This club held pleasant and intef-
eating meeting with Mrs. Jay john
.en on Thursday afternoon OF last
week.
The lesson, the Photography and
rudu, try of Msdern Japan, was led oy
Mrs. lies.
Mao Study of Japan BY Mrs. Burke
and ! recitation BY Mrs. Peck compile
ted tho program.
Daring. the social hour the no''e's
.erved delicious Refreshments.
rhs nsxt meeting will occur on
.r.esday, Nov. 9th, with Mrs. e p
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(esidence property for sale
Gri6in & Harris.
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)lbert and wife. of Box Spgs,
Ppiug Ia Ordway last Tues
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l.. A. Henderson was trausactini
business at the Pueblo land office OIL
Wednesday.
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o. S. Mitchell left yesterday morn
ing for his old home in Chalmers, In.
diana.
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Auburn Bouldin is again clerkiug
in kropf Bros. store.

ID. b. Hirschperger aud wife made a
trip to Pueblo Tuesday.
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Gaiiavans' profits are too small to
divide with promoters.
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~ K ! !. -.
slss = & + ~ = ] s,sep
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lFofsale.:

x NJ. i pisno "a iirst eias. condi.
~. Apply e 3 Y, ~:
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Good goods and fair prices at Gal
lavans.
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ks been getting more wiutsr
Khan We usually get during
b.
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Eor SID.

Tqsnipe, 500 PR 100 lbs, Aiso
hcnsshe,1 gocds:
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bur property with
Gri6in 4 Harris.

Hosler has returned from his
|rtansas.
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|pperty 70 trade for farm pro-
Grimm & Harris.
pentlsfrx,

UeHslStry'
'aers who have dental work
e'sttended to, should remem
pfdway has : first-class den.
g here In the Bank Building
nsker hai besn practising
evsf fouetsea ysavs and has
70 prove i. Give the
~ snd y eoavlaesd. Sat.
|essrautss1
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bar goods from winfree Bros.
sme pleased.
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lnyard was a Pueblo visitor
~.
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)e a1e,'1 qru.
Ay, COLO, NOV. y. 1906
L AND PERSONAL.

Gccabe was trading in town
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Transfers of Property.


Deeds--Geo. Lloyd ct al to W. B.
Moon, lot at Indian Head, 5000; Mary E.
Colbert to LIB. Dutton, int. in lot in 9TH
District, sl1.56; T. W. Rowe ct ux to H.
/. Henderson ct al, lot in 3rd District,
s491; Mary Mcdaniel to W. B. Water,
lot in End District, s45; H. A. Turner ct
TX to J. B. Mattingly. farm near Piney
Church, $500; G. W. c. Smoot to Mary
Grain, land in 4th District, 81 600; G..
W. Coombs ct al to Rosa E. Neale, part
of May Day, $50; J. T, Mndd to School
Board, lot near Gallant Green, IS; School
Board to j. 7. Mudd, land in sth Dis
trict, So.
Bills Of Sale-Jas. Campbell to J. NJ.
Bowling & Co., SIS; W. B. Langley to
Emma E. Guynn, $500; Henry Nelson to
J. H. Howard, $500; R. E. Hamilton to
same, $40. Is; J. r. Martin ct al to F. Q.
Cooksey, $3.50; Jos. Travers to W. H.
Chrismond, $50; VIM. Stonestreet to
Louis Jenkins, $500; j. Campbell to
J. B. wheatley, s26.79; t. D. Hill to H.
H. Richmond, $50; W. H. chrismond to
VIM. Queen, s1s4.5o; W. A. Martin to T.
R. Farrall & Son, $3.50.
Mortgage Norfolk & Wash. Air Line
Ry. Co. to Union Trust Co. of Philadel-
phia, 81, $50, coo.
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COMMUNICATED.
LONGEVITY, OCT. I, 1906.

LONGEVITY, oCr. Z, 1906.
Mr.. ADRIAN PosEy,
Pub. MARYLAND 1NDEP ENDENr.
Dear Sir--In your last paper you mem
ton railroad injustice, about freight
rates, also about Mr. Bryanis theory Of
government ownership Of railroads. Mr.
Bryan has lately been in Europe aud |
reckon there is where he got the theory
from, but he does not seem to have no.
ticed the latest and up to date railroad
ownership. In Denmark and Germany
the public are building their own rail-
roads--run and owned by themselves.
Each district bonds and it is done that
way. What if we started such a plan
here We need a way Of Transportation,
say from Grayton to Washington. A
narrow gauge would do.
You, our County paper Editor. are the
one to bring the idea forward among
your readers. Call a meeting Of those
interested let us be first, and let other
parts of our country see that Maryland
can lead.
While writing, l will answer what so
many Of our good Maryland people are
asking; "How do you like the country
here ?'' / do like Maryland, Charles
County and her good people, well. On
ly one thing surprises me, that is how it
can be, that we have so many good, in
telligent men who claim to be Demo
Gratis. Turn over another page, my
young American friends, do not be a
Democrat because your great-grand-
father was one. Time changes and we
will have to follow the times. In 1892
the Democratic party had to fish around
and join some other party for success.
1t went with the Independent or Far
mers' Alliance. You know the result Of
it. Our great nation came near becom-
ing calamity nation. Now the same
Democratic party is trying to coalesce
with Federation of Labor and knife Mr..
Mudd. There is, however, no danger,
for the American laboring man of today
knows what party is best for his inter
ests. Whenever the labor unions start
in with any political party it will go
like it went with the Farmers Alliance
dead.
When we build a railroad we do not
want Republican or Democratic one,
but railroad for the people and by the
people.
With best wishes for Mr.. Mudd's sue
cess and Charles Counnty's prosperity,
am,
Yours truly,
CHRISTIAN JENSEN.
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A very pretty wedding took place
on last Saturday, October sixth, at
ssHopewell,n the old homestead Of the
Monroe family, near Waldorf. Maryland.
when Miss Clara Louise Monroe, second
daughter. Of d. Eldridge Monroe, Esq,
Of the Baltimore bar, was married 10
Mr.. Charles Parran Hollis, Of Harrison
burg. virginia. The ceremony, which
took place at high noon, was performed
BY the Rev. Eldride V. REGISTER Of Bal
timore. assisted by Rev. II. A. Murrill,
pastor Of Calvary Church, Waldorf. The
bride wore gown of white batlste
daintiIy trimmed with lace, and carried
. bouquet Of old-fashioned flowers, cut
from the garden at "Hopewell." The
maid of honor was Miss Sue Smallwood
Monroe, sister Of the bride she wore
blue organdy, and carried maiden-hair
ferns. The groom was attended by Mr..
Charles S. Early. of Brandywine, as best
man. The wedding march and the incl
dental music were played by Mr.. John
R. Monroe, brother of the bride. A
wedding breakfast was served imme-
diately after the ceremony. The house
was beautifully decorated with autumn
wild flowers. autumn leaves, and ever
greens. The guests, who included only
immediate relatives of bride and groom,
were: Misses Carolyn and Mary Mon
roe. Miss Virginia Broadbelt, Mrs. 7.
Warren Burch, Mrs. Wilbur F. Spice,
Mr.. d. Eldridge Monroe, Of Baltimore
Mrs. Clarence Irving Sparks, of East
hampton, Mass; Mr.. Edgar A. Hollis,
Of Keyser. W. Va; DR.. Edward F.
Briggs, Of New York DR.. and Mrs. G.
o. Monroe and family, Misses Elmira V.
and C. Sue Monroe, Mrs. G. II. Mus
Ghetto Mrs. H. A. Murrill and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Howard, of Waldorf. The
bridal couple left on the afternoon train
for tour. They will live in Harrison
burg.
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Birthday Party.

Miss Ora Brown, the eldest child of
Rev. D. NJ. Brown, Of this town, cele-
brated her thirteenth birthday on Mon
day last by an informal reception from
s to 10 O'Clock in the evening of that
day. to a few of her girl friends. Re
freshments were served, and games
made up a part Of the entertainment.
Among those present were Misses
Miriam Padgett, Adelaide Padgett, Me-
LISA and Elise Dement,, Hildagarde Far
rail-, Lola Wade, Bessie Berry, Louise
Matthews, Carmen Owen, Katherine
Hamilton and Inez Posey.
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First Democratic Gun.

The first Democratic meeting Of the
campaign in this County was held at
Harris Lot on Saturday last. Capt. Geo
NJ. Smith, the Democratic candidate for
Congress, was in attendance and made
his first speech. Capt. Vim. j. Frere,
the Democratic leader Of the Fifth Dis
triet, also addressed the meeting. The
meeting. it is said, was fairly well at
tended, large majority being Republic
cans induced through curiosity to come
from their homes to look at the man
brave enough to attempt to beard Con
gresham Mudd in the strongest Repub-
lican District in the County.
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Fire Fight.

SCOT in chimney Of the dwelling Of
Mrs. MolIie Wills, near this place, took
fire on Saturday and at one time it look
ed as if the dwelling would burn. The
wind was blowing gale and sparks in
great quantities sprayed all over the
roof, but owing to its damp condition
from the showers in the morning they
went out as they fell. Ascent was made
to the chimney and through diligent eff
forts by pouring water down the flue
the fire was put out.
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Three little waits, attendants upon
Bel Alton school, had sad and lonely
experience on Friday night of last week.
They live neal. Newtown and to attend
school have to cross Mill run. The
heavy rain on the evening of that day
caused the water to raise SO high as to
make it impossible, and the little ones
comprehending the danger ofan attempt
to cross, sought barn and remained
from home all night.
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Mr.. Virgil n. Lawrence.

Mr.. Virgil NJ. Lawrence, a most popu-
lar young man Of this section, has asso-
ciated himself with the well known hat
dealer of Charles Newman, Pratt ST.,
Baltimore, and will be glad to have his
many friends call on him there and buy
their hat gear for the winter. See adj.
in another column. Mr.. Newman 10 a
most reliable man, and you will there
fore be sure to get what you buy.
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Clothing.

Our clothing department is now COM
plete, consisting Of a full line Of mems,
boys and children's suits, overeoats and
odd pants, all we'll made and the latest
styles. Mems kersey suits for $3.50,
sold by many stores for $3.50.
JAS. NJ. BOWLING & Co,
Hughesville.
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Boys Hall is not completed-the delay
being caused by the placing Of steam
and gas pipes.
Miss Elizabeth Gray is somewhat in
disposed at her home in Grayton.
Miss Ethel Cochrane Is in the hospital
suffering with her throat
Mr.. wnbert Melville, Of Washington,
spent day at the Institute recently.
Mr.. Melville's son, Wilbert, is a student
at McDonough.
The "E. L. S. has recognized and
will hold its first regular meeting Fri
day, Oct. 10th. The following officers
have been elected Pres, Helen HUNT
Viee-Pres., Lorenza Gardiner Sec'y,
Alex Barnes; Treas, Maude stumpneri
Critic, Alex. Whyte.
The ar. L. S. L. S. will render the
following program Wednesday, Oct, p,
at Q A. NJ.
DEMONSTRATING Arbutus.
Reading ......,......,.G ustaye owen
Recitation. ....... Louis Hamilton
Vocal Solo. .............. Lucille Brown
Essay. ............. Elizabeth Lightner
Debate-Resolved That Prof. should
have shorter school hour
All Miriam Padgett. Neg Matthews
Mildred Padgett. Roger Owen
( I,a.st.4 49,. faaraAf,. u...,..f
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y "A. . ~ q II Z "A.
Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature q &zHazIAlI

Humanity itseems oughtto prompt
the government to rescind that order
against disinfectants and deodorizers
while the Department of Justice is
dissecting the Standard Oil Trust.
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Millinery.

ladies are invited to call and in
Hour line of millinery, ladies Misses
Shildren's cloaks, ladies' suits and
Miss Heath, of Baltimore, is in
e Of this department.
& JAS. VI. BOWLING & CO.,
Hughesyille.
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THE LOWEST
SNS
WASHINGTON.

to-wear. We make speciality Of Babies
Ready to Wear Garments and are offer
ing great reductions this summer on all
kinds of garments for the little folks.
Mothers are cordially invited to come
and examine to their hearts content.
A Fine Large BALLOON will be
given FREE to all mothers presenting
this ad at our store.
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Looki Look

Don't p deceived. J. Camillus How
ard represents the only first class Life,
Accident and Health insurance sold in
Charles County. Adj. At
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Religious Notice.

Preaching at the Port Tobacco Bap-
fist Church on SUNDAY, at II A. NJ.
REV. j. R. THOMAS.
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Notice.
OFFICE OF
SUPERVISORS OF ELECTIONS

FUH OHAhLEs IUUNIl.
The Board Of Supervisors Of Elections
for Charles County will meet in its of
fee, in the Court House, on
THURSDAY, OCT. Is, 1906,
for the purpose of commissioning the
Judges and Clerks. The Registration
officers will also make their returns on
that day.
By order of the Board,
p. L. SASSCER, Pres.
L. NJ. HYDE, Clerk.