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Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-11
SOUTHWESTERN R.R.
 MUST PAY FINE
Local Railroad Found Guilty of Violating Safety Ap-
 plianCe Act.

FL PASO, Feb. 10.-The Fl Paso & Southwestern Railway company was found guilty on three counts of having violated the federal safety appliance law, and was fined $100 on each of the three counts in the federal court yes terday afternoon.
 In imposing the fine Judge T. s. MaXey said: "Ther eis no law on the statute books of the United States that l would more cheerfuIly enforce than the safety appliance act, for it is intended To protect the safety of hu- man lives"
 The continuation of the suit against the Fl Paso & Southwestern is the first instance in which judgment has been secured on violations of the safety appliance act in the state of Texas, where defense was set up.
 The complaint against the South western was filed on February 2S, 1906. It contains three counts, charg- ing defective grab chains and one de fective coupler. Luther M. Walter, special attorney for the interstate commerce commission. assisted Dis trict Attorney Boynton in the prose cution. James A. Lawson of Austin and Henry Kirch of Albuquerque. both government inspectors were principal witnesses fo rthe prosecution
 The judgment entities the United States to recover $3O0 fine and costs.
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-11
RESTRICTS GALLANTRY.
To save Shirtwaists Railroad Men Are Ordered Not to Assist
 Women AliQhtinu.

WILMINGON, Del, April 1O.-No longer will the white shirt waists and dresses of young women passen- gers on the Pennsylvania Railroad be soiled by the unclean hands of well meaning trainmen. An order was is- sued by the officials of the railroad company today directing that here after conductors and brakemen shall refrain from being gallant in aiding the fair sex to board and leave trains.
 Complaints oi young women whose apparel have been soiled by over anxious trainmen led to the issuance of the order. Elderly females are all so not to be assisted for the same reason, unless they request it. This edict following the recent one taboo ing the throwing of rice and old shoes by members of wedding parties, has caused the railroad employees to won der what will be the next innovation.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-11
SECTION FOREMAN
 MISSING FROM HOME
Southern Pacific Railroad Man Disappears in Mysterious
 Manner-No Clue.

YUMA, April 10.-C. E. Hale, sec ton foreman at WelIton, a station forty miles to the east of Yuma, is missing. Hale was in Yuma Sunday and told his friends here that he would leave at II o'clock on the east bound train.
 Yesterday an acquaintance of his from Wellton to Yuma to ascertain Hale's whereabouts. Mrs. Hale had expected him home by the same train on which he supposedly left Yuma, but when he failed to put in an ap- pearance she asked a friend to come to Yuma and ascertain where Hale had gone. No one, however, could be found who knew of Haie's where abouts, and the search for the missing man still continues.
 Hale is man of temperate habits, and has few known enemies, ana nu cause can be assigned for his disap- pearance Hale makes frequent trips to Yuma and this is the first time he has failed to return home at the ap- pointed time.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-11
WEALTH TO uNFAITHFuL WIFE

WABASH, Ind, ApTi 10.-The wid- ow of Henry Wenzler, a veteran of the civil war, who abandoned him and obtained a divorce after he lost his mind as a result of hardships in sev- eral long campaigns, will get his $30.- oO0 estate under the terms of will written nearly half a century ago Wenzler became insane soon after the war, and was awarded a pension on this account As he was cared for in a public asylum, the money accumu- lated until it made a respectable for tune. His wife. after obtaining di- yorce, remarked, and his relatives who did nothing for him, did not know of his wealth until he died a fe wmonths ago. Then fight for the estate began, but this ended when the will was found leaving everything to his wife. The will was written before the man became insane.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-11
TO SHOW cHIcAeoAN's PICTURE

LONDON, April 10.-Mrs. Marshall Fields portrait by Hugh Riviere is ex- pected to be one of the successes of the academy. It is a splendid like ness. representing her with her little daughter in a picturesque attitude.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-11

Up the Canyon, down the Canyon, help J. E. T. get the franchise. (Adv.)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-11

Up the Canyon. down the Canyon, help I. E. T. get the franchise. ( tAdy.)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-11

Up the Canyon. down the Canyon, help J. E. T. get the franchise. (AdvD
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-11

Up the Canyon, uown the Canyon, help J. E. T. get the franchise. CAdv.)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-11

Up the Canyon, down the Canyon, help ]. E. T. get the franchise. (Adv)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-11

Up the Canyon, down the Canyon, help J. E. T. get the franchise. (Ady.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-12
@ans fomfms.

4brabam gropn bon 8interton,
90. 9. ma6te cine merfpiiroige Or
fdbrung; er iagt: o9ie @er5te na-
rem gang fonfus tpegen Ser @rt mei-
ner 4ronfbeit, elmer entoefte Ser5-
franfbeit, 5tpei geierenIeioen Ser
bierte 8lutbergiftung uno Der finite
Mfagen- uno 2eberlei6en; feiner bali
mir. 60 riet meme Srau mir,
electric 8itters 5t nebme11, mel6er
mir 5u boiler @eIunobett perbiIft.
Cine Slaf6e balf mir mebr, als ole
Die &e5epte borber." @arontiert
glutbergiftung, S9m6de uno oae
Wa9ens, 2eber- uno 9terenleioen al
beilen, Bel @oolpb 9reiB uno 81.
Gpbn & 60. so Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-12
grnnbetaentltu,s ue6ertraartnacn.

George Mergele ur1O Sron an @ugenie
Ut. @rdt1o1ean, @rltnotiid an Der Sole
p6ine StraBe; 1920.
8. @. Moo0ruff an Charles 8. 8erte
RAMP ltrlo Mearti1 S, IrroIb, @runoitiid
OH Der gplanitraBe; $500.
Sbomos 6. George nnb Srau an @Iz
bert SrieDrtdl @runoitiid ON Der 9tpber
Nhenl1e, $4,000.
George u1lb Sreberid @unt3er, 0inor.
an 8. g. InDerion. @rnflb1tiid I'M nelten
@it1 8lod 1871. 9oltrel 5ei96ts;
1888. 81.
Sobn q. rnO q, 81. Srdeer an 6. be
8aal, @ruiloitiid an Der Snuth Olibe
StraBe; $4,000.
q. q. @ittiu9er an George goller,
8rnnDitiG on Der Surnii6 Gberll1e; $3.50.
@. 6. Stafforo an Mlbin 5eioel,
@runoitiid I'M Gitp 8lod 1911; 5000.
Srau 6. @eber an gon6p gonoles
1ttro @piefo 9opes, @rlub1tid in @l1nenz
bort; 500.
S. s.. Callahan an 81. Sorpel, @rrnoz
ltiid in Der Qtnrfpooo M00ition; $40.
Ni6olas 8ouhel nllb Srau oil Sulius
9aoS, @runbliid an ser IuIttnifraBe;
$4,000.
@prius @eibeI an s. 81. 2ooan, @runos
itiid an Der Sierra uno Nloer Ctr; 5000.
q. q; @ittin9er u10 Srau on Sole Sc
Se11s Eeora8a, @rlnbitiid an Der SpreIt
Nbenlie; $500.
$. s: Siloebraro an Subge GipIeb,
@rIloitiid an Der 2amar StroBe; $535.
Sranf Cunningham an Bertha 8eier,
@rnnoituf I'M relen @itb 8lod 1915,
$500.
@omunO @ebrlen on &ibaro 5utidene
reiter, @runoitiid an Der SemitoG @0z
oition; $3.50.
Mbert @oifert an antonio Gil, @runos
itiid IN SeebtIe; $3.50.
6. 5. alt9elt on glmos 8rabes len,
@rnnoitiid an Der Camp StraBe; $4,000.
@rneit S. Ilt9elt ort Nlmos @rabes
len 8runoftid an Der Camp 9traBe;
$1,000.
Soiepb @ad6tel an 9efptou 3immers
mann l1no Srat, @run6Itiid an Der Mas
tompras StraBe; $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-12
sic Miffehr srr Mnt1tr

lit cine 8tpeifade. 81. beltebt einnaI
IN etnem ben @eboter Der Natur entz
lpre6enoen 2eben, fpie mir es IN ur1>
lerem baitenben 3ettalter Ieiber nid6t
INNER fiibren fonnen. 9esbalb lit
eS alt6 cine &iidfebr 8ltr @afur, bic
bon 9roBerer @i9ti9feit, fpen11 mir
BEL Dem In5ei9en etrles 2eibens, bas
ln5 IN 0teiem Sample u1ns 9a1ein
befaaen bat, nrs nidt altf 0uedIilber
urlo ionltiee dbenbe Gtoffe einlai1en,
ipnoern Die Set[mtttel Der g1atl1r onz
tpenoen: Die tp~un6ertdti9en 9flon5enz
itoffe, fpie tie itG utls in Der beiten
Sorm nn6 3ubereitl1n9 III Ben ct.
Bernard &rd1terptnen borbietett. 9n
allen I~potbefen 81 babe1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-12
9ipiOcnbe Ser 9enniglOania gu6n.

@ie mir ieben, bat altf Dies Mol
mteoer oie 8enniDlDonia 8obn cine
bolbiabrli6e 9ipt0en0e bon Orei uno
einem balben &ro3ent erflart. gs
1T OoS Elm @etpeiS oofir, BOB 6os
@ei6Gft Ser 8obn iid ni6t ber-
i6le6tert bot u11o ooB ofe @uSiiG=
ten fir Oie 3ufltnft gut limo. 9en1t
Die 9ireftoren Der 8enniplponio
gobn iinO fonierbotibe 2eute, Sic
ii6 ouf feline faIi6en goripiegeIun=
gen einloIien. Die 8abn fiin0tgt fer
ner ON, ooB Die &ermoltltng mGb=
reno oe5 nadltet1 Sabres iebr ipor-
iom gefiibrt meroen miir0e. 9as lit
Derltanolid nno 6are6tigt. Die
8o6n Bot mabreno Ser lebten Sabre
10 piel @alO fir @erbeHerltnoen aus
gegeben uno befinoet ii6 in einem 10
por8iigli6en 3uitanoe, ooB tie nGbz
reno Der nd6iten 3eit nift notig fat,
biel 8elo 0ofiir o1f8unenoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-12
@Dnt 8iidlertiIdl.

Die 5elti6rift oie. ser oeutide
8reBclub bon Wtilmoufee 51 ieinem
Observation-Disclosures Subildltm
beroffeutli6t bot, lit uns ioeben 5lt=
9egangen. @s lit Elm itottli6es 2ilort-
beft NIT nielen iltereiianten 8eitrG-
gen uno enter l1nmaiie bon Gor=
traits. 4u6 oes 8eetbopen Subj
Iaunls lit BON Dem 9rGlioenten BEG
&lubs, Serrn 4rtbur &oenig, in Ell
1em liebensipiiroigen Artifel geoadt
moroen. Naditebenbe beriibmte Ser
ionIi6feiten fino our6 8ort uno
Bib in Der Seltidrift bertreten; Sub
mig Suloq, Saul 2inoau, @rnIt bon
@ilbenbrll6 Bo1l 9eDie, 8eter
&oiegger, 6iiritin 8auline Metter-
mid, uno bon Ben beutl6 omerifani-
iden Boeten: Matbiloe Sran3isfo
&nnede, Otto Soubron, SO. 6eiftforn,
Seinri9 81. gielfelo, &onrao are5,
Sulius @ugler II. 81. 9as @an3e
tit elm geidift 5ulammengeIteQteS,
brilliant ausge1tattetes Sud- cine
lpiirOige 6eitgabe oes ~bliibenoen Ser
ems
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-12
lts. aou1n bermo6te ite lire grq-

aus. &aum bermo6te iie lire SrG-
men 5uritd3ubQIten.
Us mar eth pra6tiger, ionniqer
Gag, gterita0t ia6 iebr freun0li6 aus,
Die @arten lo6tet glei6lom in fri
i6em Grim uno %bliibenoer 8ro6t,
ober Srma ging flii6tigen g6rittes
oobin uno adtete nift oltf sic fie urr=
gebenoe S6onbeit. Ole @elt mar
ibr boaig perbittert in i6rem Screen
froBen Die empfangene 8eleioi9ltng
uno Der @erger 0orii6er, ooB fie ftiQz
geidfpiegen bette. g1un ftelen tbr
oaerbono bosbafte @egenreoen ein,
nun es 5u ipat mar.
als Tie 8u SoltIe in oas @o6n8im.
nter trut, NOR &1trt I6on oo, Ser ion1t
om 8ormittoge big unmittel6or Dor
Gid I'M 9ienft 8u iein pflegte. CT
nnterbtelt ii6, nie es idien, iiber
ernltbafte 9inge, NIT &eomig nno Ser
We1tter. Srmo i~tiir5te nit bo6roten
Wat1gen berein, ut1o iogleid bro6en
ibr benin @nblid ibrer nGbiten Ser
manoten oie SrGnen berbor.
g@S tit i6onoGi9, mos i6 mir babe
gefaaen Ioiien miiiien" REF fie.
pSenft enf MIR, tpie Serofine 8re=
oemin gegen mild getpeIen it'll" l1n0
oonn er5ablte tie baarflein fire Sc
i6i6te.
u9os 1T nnperI6dntl 0os lit
groBartig," REF Die Srolt Maiorin
emport. ultno boit ou ibr oenn ni6ts
ertptoert?"
sd NOR 10 beitiir8t, ib oo6te, th
iolte in oie @r6e 1infen."
u9ie Sreoemin Bate mii1Ien in oie
@roe iinfen," foete Die Srou Maiorin.
v9ie bat es oad ouf iidb impertinent
gegef1 onoere 2eute 51 fem. SSn Ser
gan5en 5toot lit ia feline 9on1e, sic
einen 10 l6ledten STUFF bot, pie Gero-
tine Sreoemill. 9o6 iebt bat tie Elm
ger6altnis nit Dem friibere1 &om=
meroiener oes often SiirIten. Sd be-
CRETE Die Meni6en nift BOB iie nod
nit ibr rmgeben. @ber oie fre6e
8erfon oominiert iogor in Ser &C.
ieQidoft. SIT oas nidt bellies, &llrt?
8os iagIt ou oa5n?"
&1rt batte mlfmerfiam 8uaebort
uno feline @ongen poren INN einen
Son blalier getporoen.
sd febe borous, baB fbr feinen
anloB gege6en babt," Iogte er. ySSsbr
bobt oo6 mobl oieiem Sraulein feline
8eleioigung 5ugefiigt2"
yGber &urt, ni6t i'm @erinqiten!
8ir limo INNER ortig gegen ite ge-
t%pelen," ia9te Die M1tter. vnno es
tit bon ibr ou6 ni9ts pie Neio."
u8feIo2~
n8eil iie aIt lit ano Srnna jung"
erflorte Die Mutter. Sic tam es
ntdt ertrogens oaB Singere ouf=
bliiben.~
Sos lit bo6 ser 2ouf Ser @eIt,
liebe Womo. 9os 5rGrlein Sreoe-
min ioa bod ie6r flug feih.~
Limo oann erboit tie fi6 oorii6er,
Dab Brfn5 @rtbur 81 ltns fommt.
8aS 1T Der eigentli9e @rlno."
&l1rts 8lid nabm einen eiee1tiim-
li6en @usbrnd an.
g8enn es Elm Mann mare, Ser sid
beletoigt batte, Srn1a," Iogte er, 10
niiroe es iebr einfa6 fem, i'm CUR
Gedeni6aft 81 8ieben. 9lber Bel elmer
Game tit oas i6on i6mieriger. @leid=
mo6l peroe i6 81 ibr ge6en uno iie
5lr Ge6eni6aft 5ieben, oenn ib fann
nibt orloen, bob meine S6neIter be-
leioigt miiroe."
(Gortiebrna foIot.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-12
shBneres eolSatenfebeu.

Sas &riegsbepartement in @afbs
tn9ton. .. g., bat bef6lohen, um bas
@oloatenleben anaiebenber gu geital,
ten, perf6iebene 3efprmen in Der
8unbes <Armee ein5ufi6ren, unb pirb
baber ben GongreB i'm @r60bung Der
20bnung erfu6en unb berI4iebene
4enberungen in ben 8erbdltnifen bors
nebmen, iiber pel9e @ef9perben. lout
tperben.
8eifpiel8peiTe ml{ien bic GolbQtea
fi9 Bel Der Qust59nuug fir ben erften
Monat Raiirmefer. 3o9nbirfte, Geife
unb GbnIihs Gegeuitdrte beT9affen.
unb es tperben i6nen bafar Sc bi8 ST
bere9net. Jortan foGen bieie Gegen.
itdnbe foitenfrei perabfol3t i6eroen,
tpobur6 Der &e9ierung nur id1rlids
Mebrfoften i'm Setrass bon $4,000
erpahfen peroen. Die t1eIi@en
Surniibungen ioaen BON so Mtinuten
auf cine Stunbe bsrdboefebt perbcn
unb nidt glei6 auf bas gter3irtn fol-
gen. Gr0bere Mdri9e tper6en, ftatt
iebt einmol p69entlif, nrr einmol
monatti9 ilatsrnpmmen iperben. Ser
ner ipiu man BEN Splbaten Mrteiten,
tpel4e in Der Garnifon gu perri4ten
fnb, 70 nett fe ni@t folbatii@er Nds
tnr linb, obne6msn unb fie burd Gibts
fiitsa 6eI9rgen lgFea, gnbli9 gss
bentt man bic @erpfle9ung 81 perbefs
fern. Die bsrabfofsteH Rationen ftnb
Bis jeBt duBerorbeatIj9 ret6lid be-
mefTen gepefeu, unb man glaubt, our4
f%pdrfamsres 9ousbalten bamit 70 piel
eribrtgen gu f%0nnen, paB ben SoIbas
ten Wait9 uno Butter b~erabfolgt tpers
ben t0nnen, peI4e big jeBt our @er>
pflegung ni4t geb0rtep,
9aneoaf & aobler, Woore-@ eb6u.
De. Seine SerrenfIei6er. goaes
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-12

@as Oh 70 torift marlt u
beri6er8en, iei t~peuigfteus 10 peiie,
81 beridmer8en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-12

8elS st b%crlei6cn = @merion &
60, 321 @eit Commerce ~@troBe
Ffanoleiber uto Sltmeliere. 8ar-
gains in berfaGenen 8fGn0ern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-12

4aneOaf & aobler, Moore-@ ebdu.
De. Seine &errenfleioer. Bodies
NiIortimeflt bon Stofteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-12
Wnter Eat.

.. @. 8ooIeper, elm befannter
&aufmann bon Sc GaDspiqe, q. g.,
logt: o8enn STR ie nit Sdmor.
rboioen getrubeIt ieio, oppIi3iert
8ltdlen's Irnica Salbe, oieie furier.
te mid Dor 5tpan5ig Sobren." Sic
BELT ie6e 8nn6e, 8ranotpunoe ODER
@ei6nir. 25 Gents BET Ioolpb
0reiB uno Sc. gobn & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-12
Sin Cumberland.

Siio 9afota, NIT ieinen rei6et
Silberminert, 8onan5a-Sarmen, gro
BEN &an6os uno ieItiamen 9otur
formationen lit elm tpabres @unoer
Lamb. Sn @ounb gitp, Der Selma
bon 5rau 6. 8. glapp, lit aud eint
lDunberbare SeiIung borgefommer
Sbr Sobn mar Dem So6e ndbe BON
2uaeen. uno SoIsIei0en. Or BATE
ale flint Wtnuten einen i6tperer
&uitenanfaa, oIs t6 begann inn Or
Sings 0eue gntoedung 81 eeben
bic i'm furierte uno fem 2eben ret.
tete", ihreibt Srau gInpp. @aron
tiert fir 9nIs- un6 2ungenIeioen
bel a6olpb 9reiB uno 81. gobn &
SO. so Gents unb 800. groben.
flnihe fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-12
@eibnadtspOrabnmn

Sett iabt iie balb, hte ih5ne 3ett,
Die id5nte 3eit i'm Sabre,
Grlebrt BON &fn0ern, tueit urb brett,
Spnt @rets tint Stlber9aare.
@tbt's Semanb amf Der san5en @elt,
Der tbren Sanber fannte,
nnb benz er nidt bic Gndt mad GeI1
Selbit aus ber SrMit nerbannte?
Sn jebem Sersen siebt es elm
uno l1idt bic nieb'ren Triebe,
Der Menih Senft nidt ait iid alein,
At ArD're aud TT Stebe.
9ebeimnifbpa bnrdtuebt 6as Saus,
Gin iutnberbares @alten,
0efhafttg ellen elm nnb aus
Die Snngen nu6 bic Mlten.
Sin Seber iptelt gerfeGenipieI,
Odd. Seiner frGat ben Nnhern:
@arum er letter Sett 10 uieI
Sur Stabt btuetn ntiikt man6erH.
Die Stn6er trdminen it Der Nnht
SDHt @etbnahtsbaint, benz beller,
uno fren'n lid fdtDn pb ieiner 1raht
Hno b1ren @etBnadtsi6eaen.
Dem &ater geb'n mpbl bnr6 ben Giun
DIS @elo, ntel 1dmere SDrgen,
Oph gibt er's bennUdD uilig bin
uro nenft ntdIt an ben Mprgen.
nno tueun benin and ntdjt Niles bier
8ia gct'n md ieinem 8tlen,
90 fett CT fifl 5nm2 NJ 2 ia 9 r,
Senu has pertrct6t bic @rilen.
81 CLAUDE ieIbit, baf Santa Clans,
Inf ietncr iueiten 6eiie,
SID tets gene6mi9et 5lfm Shntaus
Sas Ster, mad alter @eiie.
SGs 2Une STAR 8ier, has tutrs
ms aud
Die @cibnaflts thinning b~ringen,
Snf iuir babel, md nltcm Sranh,
Die WeibnadItslieber finnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-12

langet1 baB man gere6t lit uno oaB
man Dem gan5en Siioen ni6t sur
2aIt legt, mas etn5elne peri6uloen.
uno Dor aaemt 0aB mon ni6ts iiber
Die 8erbaltniiie I'M 6ii0en I6reibt,
tpert1t man bon ibnen ni6ts perItebt.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1907-01-25
Married..

The marriage OF Rev. Upton Beall
Thomas aud Miss Emily Johnstel
Hoffman took place Tuesday at 9 p n
at Sl5 Park avenue the residence OF
the bride $ aunts, Mrs. Gresham and
Miss Johns, Oh. The ceremony was
performed 10y Rev. DR.. Harris f Kirk
pastor of Franklin Street Preshyteri
an Clurch. There were no atten-
dants, and only the immediate mem.
bers Of the families were present.
The bride wore a costume OF silver
gray wolfe and lace, and a white lace
bat, p!umes and Bride roses. Her
flowers we've lilies of the valley. She
also wore the pearl jewels belonging
to her grandmother, Mrs. Johnston
worn by her at her own wedding in
May, 1925 Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
will make their hon, a, New NJ ,rtins.
vile, on the Ohlo river.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1907-01-25
A Few p rsrERs
ON
LIGHTNING Rops.

THUNDER Storms and discharges Of
l. lightning can not be prevented. but
that all danger therefrom may be averted,
by the proper use of lightning rods, is .
we'll attestcd truth of science.
Before the discovery of the lightning
rod, there are many instances on record
OF churches, towers, monuments. public
buildings and chips in this country and in
Europe, that were frequently struck and
damaged by lightning, but since they have
been protected by lightning rods, have
entirely escaped injury
In the present enlightened age the
value of the lightning rod as protection
against lightning is we'll understood.
The efficiency of lightning rods to pro-
tect the structures to which they have
been attached has been demonstrated by
their use for nearly one hundred and
fifty years. The most eminent scientific
men all give positive testimony in favor
of the use of lightning RODS.
We handle nothing but the best rod,
made of star steel, German smelter and
zinc, a combination that never rusts and
Away stays bright. 1t is three quarters
of an inch in diameter. solid copper coup
lings, and we guarantee all our work un-
der five hundred dollar policy against
lightning. We also insulate all our work
Orders given our statesmen will be
promptly attended to and erected by
skilled workmen
VIRGINIA LIGHTNING CONDUCTOR
COMPANY.
Office and Wareroom opposite Depot.
Manassas, Va.
w. B. SAITTEN, Manager.
Dec71mO6
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1907-01-25
The T. l.. G.. Club.

Mrs. Mary +. Wilson entertained
the Club on Thursday afternoon Of
last week, at one o'clock. Nearly all
tie members were present in spite OF
the untavorabe weather.
Luncheon was served at two cock
and consisted OF chicken crcquettes
warldorf salad, baked sweet potatoes.
biscuit, cheese wafer, olives and cutfee,
with ambrosia and cak Tor dessert.
Mss Mary l. Wilson won the first
przA, shoe bag OF pink domin; Nj ss
Marie Hill drew the consolation prize
a china inkstand; he body prize, a
Brownie, was awarded to Mrs. +. "
Hill.
Those present were: Mrs. c. V.
A. Clagett, Mrs. Il. S. HUI, Mrs. A.
7. Brooke, Mrs. F. W. Hill, Mrs. l.
A. Griffith, Mrs. Il. Irving Bowie.
Mrs. T. Il. Houston, Mrs. Robert I.
Hall, Mrs. Fred Sasscer, Mrs. Wn
S. Hill, Miss Nellie Moran, the Misses
Hill, Miss Minnie Chew, Miss Mary
Wilson, Miss Bessie S.sscer, Misses
Katherine and Mary w. Merrck. Miss
Carol Wilson.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1907-01-25
EVANSVILLE DISTRICT.

Anderson, Claude (present owner VIM Ev.
rstield j--Kacre, Coiesve Road; see liher s9 folio
%: taxes int penalties and costs. 81
Adams, Benjamin B--lots So, 81, Hyattsyile
taxes int penalties and costs ........... IS
Barr. Mary C-lots B gnd & and imp Wells sub
Of lot , Hyattsville; see W folio 55l; taxes Int
penalties and cost. y 70
Berreud Albert (praseut owner VIM Shep-
he1d)--lot g. j and W Sub By.ttsville; liber 2s
fIo 58 :; taxes int penalties and costs %
Brooks, Nellie Fits II y. - AID imp, j and W
Sub Hvattsviiie; see W 81 folio 81; taxes int
Rrown. Edward anu M F:-los A, 4 and imp
block A Holiday Co Sub; see llber 10 folio 455;
taxes int penalties and costs ~ ST
Burbeck, W--lot block II, lot % bleck 10
Cara SUBJ lber 90 folio 49,; taxes int penalties
Comfort. tlwood SLOT block II Holiday Co
Sub: see bsr 10 folio CD; taxes int PENALTIES and
Cox, VIM D present owner Clarence E Fries ct
al--lUts A. bloc k Rhode Island Ave Adm to MI
Rainier see liber 50 folio 43; taxes int penalties
Crowler. Hugh F ana Ethel M-lot 10 and imp
block Pettt>' Addition TO Hsattsvile; see liter =
''t CIark' snnic Az OF lot 8 block Is lot and
imp block 10 lot 20 Do"k 10 Holladay Sub; see bel
~ folio lO1 and ber % olo y: taxes int penale:
"' Carroll "si Charles Got block Nit Rainier; see
ber % folio 30S: taxes int penalties and costs .3 IS
| DeGeotrey Jules G, George Lewis ID A-2lt
3e2 1000 acres, lot l. pit Riggs Farm; taxes int pen
Davhotf Laura blot - and imp bock Nj
| costs ~ =
| Dol Hunter-20 acres and imp Beale Farm; set
Gber Z3 folio i6S int penalties ana costs. ~ 81
Elliott Emlg-intS 2. 3 4, j. 4. J. 8, ., 10, II, II
13 IL Is 10 II IS, 10, 10, II and imp Me!rose PA
Hlattsve 10 tolio AZ and liber q folio 81
taxes int penalties and costs ............ lS9 q
Fisher, Laura VI acre adjoining Nichols Add
ton see Il folio AS and folio ?3i; taxes in
| penalties amt costs 40 ~
| Farmers Trust Banking ami Deposit CD--lots -
Is and imp block " len Heights; see liber II to'
5tS: taxes int penalt eS and Observation-Disclosures. ~
| Grove. Helena--l% acres and imp, pit OF lots Is
10 90 y block II aud ut Of block 10 brentwood set
llber folio 149; taxes Interest penalties and cost
l." :
| Croft present owner John Hoiliisworth
Il acres amt imp Lonehead Nichols Addition
rec lber 81 toe 70; taxes int penalties and cost
...'.''.' 49, -
| Grant. Thomas lpreeent owners Alberta and
Louis seikel- lut n and y Of lot - and imp bloc
50 EiyeId y lIbcr so tUilO l6I, taxes INT penal
tlesdnd costs. .'@ .
| Gambin, O ct al--lot 10 block 1 Brentwood sui
see ber - folio 81; taxes int penalties and cost
-, J
| Griffin Henry--l0t block Petts Sub, Hy
attsve see li6er II folio 32U; taxes int penaltle
ana costs