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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-28

Very curious are the nests OF the ann.
bird. scarcely larger than butterfv.
II chooses some exposed spot. proba blx
close to the public road. aud procc.a.
to build on an overhanging twlg. The
finishing touches being put 10 the smafr
abode. u Is left. according to one au.
thority, severely alone until spIaerw
have woven their webs over and around
II Another naturalist says that IN.
birds themselves turn ragmcu and ri.
Letting any rubbish they can ind n ~.
way OF moss. faded leaves. ends Of cos.
ton and other such trines. stick ,h.r,
on the outside Of the nest BY means ~
pieces Of purloined webs. In s,,hs-
case the result IL the same. ana ,hns
make their future home n thoro,s,,.
disrcputable object Then, ana moi t,s,
then, does the little hen sunbIrd la
her two grcenlsh white eggs. which ~
matches under the shelter Of 4 s,ran
porch which has been constructed a~.-
tho nest, shielding her from snn go
rain. an"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-28

father" he said with characteristics
straightforwardness
~All you've got TO do now Is 10 take
your wedding journey and enjoy ak
weeks honeymoon at Sans"
The other children gathered around
and laughed gleefully at the bewiidsr-
ed Joy OF the newly welded pair.
ats what | wanted 10 do ever since
sam went West" the old man said
quayeringly, and the tears stood In his
eyes The mother only turned and
leaned her head upon the shoulder OF
her tall Oliye-and Olive kissed her.
There were misty eyes all round and
smiling faces as the carriage drove II.
amid a generous shower Of rice and
an old shoe thrown by some one for
good luck. And as the guests dispersed
after examining 10 their euriosity's
content tho array OF substantial STR,
the young folks al the farm house con
graduated themselves and each osksr
upon the wonderful success OF their
scheme.
Anu ~ the tlu&A nlr@tA N-'h" aA0 Hs'4
the shining rails. the little old brid,
sat in quiet happiness Al her husbands
side and looked al the flying landseaps.
There was a sweet peace on the dear,
wrinkled face. and a light Of newer.
deeper tenderness In the blue eyes Be-
hind the glasses.
People noticed how iover-like the
DID mans attentions 20 the slim. little
I'D lady By his side. and some even
wondered II this were not possibly the
Aappy ending OF some ilfe-long ro-
nance. But no one heard him as the
'fldegroom leaned and said. IN a low
'oiee. TITS been grand day. Hannah
"a day full O. all kinds o. nioe sur
rises. but they ain't nothing makes me
eel better thsn % know that after all
re- aln't too Old Tor ire ehiidren-
And the bride made soft -srponss.
That's 50 father
Then there was a long and biex@z
ienc~ as they journey on Ether in
iat new World which i s.,e old the
orld for iove.-Portlsnd Transcript
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-28

The summer girl and the summer
young man met again.
Darling he cried, advancing with
open arms, do you recognize me-
Throwing herself upon his manly
bosom, she said; well. dear. your
face looks familiar. but can't recall
your name
And thus the summer engagement
was renewed for the season.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-28

mother. They had come out into IN.
porch before going to bed. and wer.
sitting on the old time-worn bench
there looking at the calm. clear night
The sisters could imagine Just how
they were sitting. though they could
cot see them the dear old mother with
Der wrfnkled hand on her hnxband,a
fnee. and his broad. bomely hand Gov
ring II. they had seen them 20 often
Darby and JOAN" Janet called them
lovingly.
Mother" they could hear the old
man say, and there was a little trem.
ole In bis vsIce. ~it's most nfty years
dnce we were married-do you mind ,
Next week wednesday1l make II
ifty years Mebby we'd oughter have
golden wedding to kind o. celebrate
what think. mother7v
'Twould be nice. father thev
Duld hear her answer. but I guess
re hadn't better think of Il 'twouIa
BE- an awful sight O. bother. an what
with Olive teachln' an Janet TO do All
The work with what little I could helm.
twould make II pretty hard. Guess we
hadn't better. father"
There was little silence and then
ne old man spoke again:
Hammer" said be. I'VE didn't never
have weddin' journey nor a honey
noon. Almost seems II we ought 10 |
ave EN- now. You know how 'twas-
We was poor an couldn't even AFFORD to \
y out 70 Uncle Eben's for a little trim. 4
Mt settled right down to housekeepfn'
N hard work at once. without n BIZ
play spell. In all these years we
mt been nowhere to speak OF except
D the Centennial. and we didn't
either Of us enjoy that. what with
he rush and the crowd an confusion.
GEMS II 'twould be nice to 20 way
'mewhere now on our wedding Jour
sy-seem's II 'twould make us feel
'ung gain somehow"
'Twould be nice. father" they
'uld hear the gentle voice murlnur.
nut guess we hadn't better think Of Il.
ebby the children would think twas
nd OF childish"
"Mebby they would, MOTHER the old
M answered quietly, and then there !
~ silence. After little they went .
to the house and the girls heard them =
* the door and wind the clock. and
en- all was still. Something glIstened r
Olives great dark cye~ and the .
'onlight touched to crystal cIearness 2
drop upon Janet's fair cheek. The
o girls crept into bed and lay talk n
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-28
NOT so SCARED As ns SEEMED.


'""f NHNAHaA D
A smart yauHs drummer 49, driv-
hs his hired felsm aiolx . dli1e1if BIZ
q wsosDlnx road wh~o h. overlook
q rifhsr disulnrd % xeef.-i1-s .ho
Tas wnikinx la the 1lst is4 y = hlcb
ae was drislng. says fipplne1gf's
Have liftY' Inquired ~oug Mr.
simpson. gcnlaliy.
Thank you. sir.- and th~ ola srn-
''snan took seat IN The huxxy b~~ids
,he drnmnier
Tbs tea.n hsrpcned 70 b. a pair %
aaif-brVken bronclios--a fact uf-sa
shieh the druan~r enlarged Eie~fuliy
a. BE- siarkrued the lines ard gave tho
aorscs their heads a tsies Tney wvrs
~ 81 lump. and al flie buggy s~unx
violently around . curve. tle old ssa-
tienan was all bot thrown QUITO fhe
great amusement OF the smart yoanx
drummer. whsu this occurred a 49,
ond tinss tbs old g~ntlsman said 10.
lltsiy.
III Il Il al the sane TO you. air.
should b. obiixrd II you would drive
= little more slowly
~oh. n you nrs afraid sne~r~d he
yoang man unpicasansly. -psrhapa yos
had better do the driving
The old gentleman iookvd a; HIN for
. moment with look 10 his eyes whlrA
the drummer nsvcr forgot.
Perhaps you are right. SIR b. aid.
With the utmost polltcncr.. AZ b. sDos
ne iInc& Thea BE- reached Tor tf,s
Fhip In The whip socket and. ieanlnx
'vrr the dashboard. b. lashSd nrut on.
'roncho and thea the other.
ARE you afraid. sirY- he demanded.
urning upon the drummer: bot before
be terrified drummer could reply b~
brew both lines out Of the buggy. and
be runaway horses. with the line.
tore around the cures AZ
ace at which ~our Mr. simpson, new
: had ridden.
Both men were thrown out and tho
ugxy splinfersd The old gentleman.
10 FIRST to arise from the wreck. stood
yer the PROSTATE drummer a. he r.-
irned to consciousness. and again do
anded:
Are you afraid. sir7~
The smart young man learned ult,.
ately that his passenger wns Major
'olton. whose reckless courage il a
word throughout Wyoming.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-28

City Girl (wlo has been to the coun.
try)-Don't you know, think the
farmers put personalities IN their prod
ucts. I saw one gathering some chem.
ical mixture on ground he was pre-.
pairing for green corn. Later saw
him sailing his cattle. I don't think we
get any pure food anywhere nowadays.
Kansas City Times.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-28
Ito be confinued-J


what was that sound I heard1' ask.
ed one express wagon driver OF an
other.
Il guess Il was my wheel spoke" an
swered his funny friend.
well, It wasn't with the tongue Of
the wagon retorted the first, ~and
besides tife wheels are quiet because
they're all tired.r-Baltimor Ameri-
can
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-28

Mr.. Jecklyns had Just rece,v,s; -
his youngest son. who was In ~. az.
year at college. telegram 20 tb,s 80
fect' Dear Father. l am about ~
take up new study. Please send ~.
szo, to pay for the OUTFIT NV
He answered Il at once In thI. v,.o.
Dear John. What is the studyY'
10 The query came ttls rciolndsx,
Dear Father. 1t Is golGv
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-28

AL" he remarked. a. b. eat lisssnfu,
to his mothers tale. II can now under,
stand that past capricious trick Grace
played She must even then have been
In love with Baumgarten."
Lady Avon sat in bitter modification.
What Is to be donef' she asked.
The best plan, 50 far as can see, will
bs to put good face upon II, and let
her have him."
DO you approve of him for your broth
er-in-law. pray?"
No, not altogether. My sister and
your daughter ought to have made a very
diuerenf match. But you know what
TRACE Is mother; and circumstances alter
cases"
Ii was the plan pursued. II was the
only pleasant plan. as Lord Avon had
put II, that could be pursued. For Lady
Trace held to her own viii. and opposi-
lion would only have created scandal.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-28
The Minister'S Wife

By MRS. HENRY WOOD

CHAPTER -(Continued)
Later In the day she seemed littl
better; It was the rallying of the spiri
before departure She knew il was de
ceitful strength. bur It put hope into tn
heart Of Mr.. Baumgarten.
RYE, II he should live. you viii al
ways be kind to himF
Edith Kind to him Oh. my wife
my wife," he uttered. with burst Of
irrepressible emotion. you must not go
and leave him and me"
She waited until he was calner: she
was far more collected than he.
You viii love himl" she reiterated.
against the worlds unkindness?-
"Ay; that l swear to YOU" he ardently
replied. And Edith Baumgarten breathed
sigh Of relief, and quietly lay back ur,n
her pillow.
Her voice. hardly to be heard at all.
was growing fainter and fainter. Her
husband thought it must be the fsintness
attendant on death. but for short time
abe seemed TO sleep.
he sat on; his arm beneath her neck.
his other hand held one of her hands. All
was still: so still that the ticking OF
Edith's watch. lying on the dressing ia
bic, was audible. About ten minutes had
thus passed when a slight cry from the
Infant in the next room. followed by the |
soothing hush Of the nurse, fell upon Mr. |
Baumgarten's ear
-Ryle, Ryle 70
MY deary" he breathed. vexed that her
sleep should have been disturbed
L have been In that dream again
going on my long, long journey" she said
In disjointed syllables- -0h. Ryle, know
1t now; it is the journey of DEATH
My dear wife ~ be cried. much dis
ressed.
The air is-oh. so sweet-and the light
It the far end 50 bright and lovely-and
he howers-'ook at the flowers, they are
he flowers Of Heaven and-and-
ook look-
The tone, growing inaudible. had taken
glad sound Of ecstasy; and with the
asst word. the spirit passed away.
After the funeral Of Mrs Baumgarten
he parish hocked to Wilton Cottage TO
ondole with their rector, and TO see the
ably. He received them with quiet cour- Z
eSy, but the most sanguine symparhizers
ould not detect any encouragement for :
renewal of the visit All that could =
AXE life pleasant to Mr.. Baumsarten &
as as Jet buried In the grave of Edith. =
Gradually he began to take notice of y
le child; at first he had avoided him. p
ne old servant. Dinah, who had lived =
it'll the Danes for years. took charge of 81
m Mr.. Baumgarten would sometimes le
i've him on his knee now. and soon loved e
IN with an impassioned fondness- He
d nothing else to love. pr
Thus the months glided on to winter: "a
e rector fulfilling all his duties as of sn'
re, but leading a very lonely life dn
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-28
CHAPTER VIII.

One bright frosty day in January,
when the icicles shOne in the sun and the
blue sky was cloudless, the open carriage
OF Lady Avon drew up at the rectory
gate After the marriage OF Mr.. Baum-
garten Lady Avon had occasionally ar
tended Little Wilton church as hereto
fore, but Lady Grace never. She had al
ways excuses ready, and her mother
who had never fath0med, or even suspect
ed the true cause Of Grace's caprice az
TO the iving-put faith in them. The
countess declined to aiight. and Mr..
Baumsarten went out to the gate.
Would IL be troubling you very much
Mr. Baumgarten. to come to Avon House
occasionally and pass an hour with me -
began she. as they shook hands.
Certainly not, II you wish it." he re-
Piled IF can render you any service
l shall be very happy to come
Lady Avon lowered her voice and bent
toward him. Il am not happy in my
mind, Mr.. Baumgarren not easy. The
present world Is passing away from me.
and know little of the one | am enter |
Ing l don't ike the rector of Great
Wilton; he does not suit me; but with |
you | feel at home / shall be Obliged /
to you to come up once or twice a week
and pass a quiet hour with me-"
Il viii do so. But hope you find
nothing more than usual the matter with
your health"
Time win prove replied Lady Avon.
How Is your little boy7"
He gets on famously: he is a brave
little fellow" returned Mr.. Baumearten.
his eyes Frightening. "would you ike
to see him. l will have him brought
OUT
Il should Ike to see him. yes; but
viii come in
He helped her from the low carriage.
and gave her his arm up the path. and
the most comfortable chair By the parIor I
fire. The child was brought in By Dfnah }
"a pretty babe in a white frock and b
black ribbons the latter worn in memory .
Of his mother. a
Lady Avon took him on her knee. e
He win resemble you she said. scan b
ming his face he has your eyes exactIv
deep and dark"-and she had nearly ADJ =
ID beautiful The child put his hand p
lpon her ermine boa. l.
My pretty boy r. she exclaimed. fond
y. What Is his nameY' q
-Cyras. ] know It would have pleased N
Edith to have him named after her faith
r. II
"Ah ! Poor Edith r sighed Lady Avon e
s she gave the child back to Dinah. and ~
rose mot the least distressing feature ~
that loss was its suddenness. i wished 70
could have come over to say farewell"
Mr.. Baumgarten sighed in answer. as W
e again gave bis arm to Lady Avon. by
lie way she said, az he was settling her
the carriage. Il must congratulate ed
'u upon getting into the rectory. You tei
lid the cost Of the repairs yourself, /
'lieve.v bio
Eyes. / had some money left me IN ~ ~
pectedly. and used It for the purpose. . ~.
We'll, am glad you're in It. Good -,
". no
Mr. Baumgarten paid his first visit to -
ION House on the following day. Lady mn
ace was alone in the room when he Oh
tered. Her conntenance flushed Grim "a,
/. and then grew deadly pale. dos
,fr Baumgarten took her hand, almost ne
compassion; be thought she must be Az,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-28

"Giye me plenty OF rope said the
poor but honest youth, "and I'll get
there"
And he did.
Ten years later he had acquired
fortune from the manufacture OF cam
palgn cigars.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-28

lie gives double who gives unasked.--
From the Arabian
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-24
Musical and DRAMATIC Club.

"'"- The Xmas holidays the rcgu.
-' ...-da, evening rehearsals of the
'.-.a. and Dramatic Club will be-
'.'.a and notice OF resumption will
a...ar later in The Sun.
.. '." Meanwhile the members are
u .' I'd to put I'm as much spare
Ut" possible on tie score. so that
... time may be saved at rehears-
." principal parts will be allot-
'.e next few days and will be
..l. mastered In readiness for
-..'ar,als AT the next and sue
- u.,tinss
."l b" pleased 10 arrange for
'pachiug at my home with
.'.''r principal or chorus, and
.1rgcst this plan as the best
' -1 'ering the work.
" = CADWALI.ADER. Pres.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-24
ITCHING DEVILS

Are little patches CT eczema on Two
s sbIiny sGd2lp' or hands ThiGa are instantly
majority of cases, by gentle ancmti'.s
of Cuticura Ointment, the great S'>Iu
Cure. preceded by warm baths WIZ
Cuticura Soap. This treatment succeeds
when all else fails, ard is pure, sweet
permanent, and economical.
Complete External and Internal Treatment fo'
Every HumOr OF Infants Children, and Adults COZ.
sEtS OF Cuicura Soap t25cD To Cleanse thc SEIa,
Cutlcura ointment (5Oc To Heal the SKIN and
CutlcuTs Resolyent t50c cor In the form OF Chpcu
Coated Pills 25c per vial Of Coz 20 Purify the BOnd
Sold throughout the world Potter Drug Il Chem.
Corp Sole Props Boston Mass
of-Maled Free. Cutlcura Book on Skin Diseases.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-24
WILL HAVE CHRISTMAS TREE.
Union Sunday Schools Of North Gaines.
Vile Will Have Big Time.

Alor with other people, the union
Sunday schools in North Gainesville
propose to give their children an en-.
joyablo Christmas in the nature OF a
union tree, which will be held at
North Gainesville hall this evening,
There are a number Of young people
in North Gainesville, representing
various denominations. The young
people are anticipating this event
with a great deal Of interest and pleas.
ure.
All person, having presents for the
children ar" requested TO bring them
in ample time, properly addressed, so
that same may be placed on the tree.
A committee will be at the hall to look
after the presents and sec that they
are properly placed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-24
Nd MORE cATAh54.
J. g.. HeCy.'um c Co. viii Not Allow
l. 10 Ex,st in Gainesville.

J. a.. HcCy''um c Co. viii Not Allow
A.; 10 Exist in Gainesville.
.I.... f., 10 nd Of ca'arrh in
...' .'...' say j. W. M,Co'lNm X
Go. " ..ople VIII ouly observe the
a" .. COMMON sense"
I.. sl.tt success Of llyom,i in jhr
treatment If catarrhal troubles is re-
-p1U-..'n lor this statement OF J. w.
NcCr'Am u Co. Such is the quick
ry'iH and permanent cure from this
treatment that they sell it under an
absolute guarantee to refund the
M1n,. If il does not do all that is
claimed for it.
l'yor" Is different from all other
treatment, or medicines for catarrhal
Trouble II follows Natures plan for
curing diseases of the throat and
lungs by bringing healing mcdiCa.
ton right to the very SPOT where the
disca.c germs exist, killing all ca.
tarrhal germs and preventing their
growth.
Sold by J. w. McCollum & Co un.
der guarantee.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-24
BEGGAR PRINCE COMPANY.
This Popular Opera Troupe to De-
light Our People Again Soon.

For the past five seasons the Beg
gar Prince Opera Company has played
our city to the entire satisfaction Of
everybody The operas are always
good and are presented by a clean
cast. Of ladies' and gentlemen.
Oh December 3lst and January 1st
AMI md this company will present
At orr opera house comic operas, and
tae best musical entertainment of the
season is guaranteed by Manager Lay.
ton
Special scenery is used for each
and every act, with gorgeous costumes
and a beauty chorus Of pretty girls
Who can sing and dance.
Nr Harry Lea Velle, the leading
tenor is we'll known to our music
lovers and will be heard in several
he" roles. The company is much bet.
rr 'aau last season and larger Our
lrol." viii appreciate the return Of
III, excellent company and give them
ars" house on December 81 and
january lst and 2nd.
Ih" prices are -, 30, - and $lOO.
S''', on sale at Millers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-24
.I5Gg0 WOMAN held
fo2 SELLING Liquor
r..-r,. the Charge Upon Which
~ =. Vas Arrested Sunday
49,, PLENTY MONEY IN TILL

,,.,...-- ,@:.r states that He Found
.,... pm: 7scta9es Of Liquor and
....s.~ c. Money in Possession o.
c....-,.-TrisI Today'
... most important "hau!s,
%. Chief OF Police Ar
u. .as been made in this
time was the arrest Of
g. r. ..L charged with selling
.. her home in Porters quar-
~. southwest Gainesville,
-. arrest was made at a rather I'M
...v. hour, the raid being made
.,.. o'clock Sunday morning,
,r.r Arrow, upon searching the
.,.s ..rl about fifty pint PACKAGES
.., key in a barrel, and dc.
IL produce witnesses Who
s.. TIA. they purchased
,.. ,n the woman. la add
-. r.. wAiskey the officer also
,.,. .r.5 ia a drawer which was
...... I'D be- the cash drawer OF
r......-hm.nt.
fir some time Officer Arrow has
b.-. COMPLAINTS of this Joint so it
is...f but 50 clever has the operator
ta.n I'D her work that it has been i'm
ro,,al- to apprehend her with any
ra.oIaae roof up to the time the ar
re.t ~.s made.
The liquor was Conhscated and
tat.n 70 the county Jail, where it is
held a, o.idcncc. The cash found in
II, drawer is also held as partial evil
serca in Tie case.
Tie woman gave bond in the sum
0. &iou for her appearance in the
MAJORS court Monday morning, but
the case was continued until Tuesday
morning, the bond being reduced to
$3.50
The case will be brought in the |
city court this morning, Attorney |
Evans Halle representing the defend |
ant
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-24
QUEEN OF THE CARNIVAL.
Interest in Vote is Inereasins-con-
test viii End Friday Night.

The interest In the vote for Queen
of the Carnival. which has been on
for the last three or four days, Is in
crca-iuc dali. rs friends of the young
ladies who have been entered A. con
tcstants are ",.rting themselves In be-
half 81 their 'aNoritcs.
Those who desire To vote may find
an opportunity until Friday night,
when the ballot will be closed.
The vote Gp io > O'Clock yesterday
afternoon wa "A follows:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-24
Oepots WI Close.

OH" benefit Of those who have
Z IS announced by Agent
I.Uch OF the Atlantic Coast
' Agent Billiard Of the Sea
NJ Line. that the freight de-
viii be closed all day
"as With the exception % one
rom 20 10 a m when these
."ents will be open for the de-
= perishable freight only.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-24

Itch Itch Itch -Scratra. Sc-a'ch'
Scratch The NOR" -"u scratch 'h"
worse the itch. Try ppau ointment
!, cures piles. eczema anF skin ,'rh-
ing. All druggist sell b.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-24

-4c.r States that He Found
-" .'... Pr: 7sckaees Of Liquor and a
.-.~ c. Money in Possession Of
o...-..-Trial To6ay'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-24
BAPTIST XMAS TREE.
Will be Held at Opera House on Thurs.
day Evening.

Rev. 5. y. Rogers states that the
children Of the First Baptist church
will hold their annual Christmas tree
at the opera house on Thursday even.
ing. beginning at : o'clock, when a
good crowd and a big time Is antici.
patcd
Friends OF the church are extended
a cordial invitation Those desiring
10 place presents on the trc" viii
please have same sent 20 IN" opera
house, plainly marked, in the after.
noon Of that day.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-08-23
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

TIME TREASURER or his assistant will be
at the following places to receive taxes
as required by Section H, Chapter Ill, Acts
OF 1906:
Laytonsville, Higgins Bells store, Thurs
day, August 20, 1907, 1890 to 8 O'Clock.
Ciarksburg, Buxton Il Hilton's store, Satur-
day, August "a, all day.
Poolesville, Wootton & Elgin's store, We'd
nesday, August 81, II to O'Clock.
Rockville, office in Court House, open every
day excepting Sunday and legal holidays, 8 to
3 O'Clock. Saturdays to IL o'clock.
Colesville, J. Fl. Cissel's store, Thursday,
A ugust ID, IL to O'Clock.
Darnestown, R. B. Beall's store, Monday,
August 10, II to o'clock.
Bethesda, A. Wilson & Bros store, Satur'
day, August II, to o'clock.
Sandy Spring, The First National Bank O.
Sandy Spring will receive taxes every day
during business hours.
Gaithersburg, First National Bank, Friday
August l6, $3.50 to 2 O'Clock.
Potomac, j. G. stones store, Thursday
August 10, 1890 to 3 o'clock.
Barnesville, F. K. Pyles store, Friday
August %, Ii to O'Clock.
Damascus, F. K. Beall's store, Saturday
August 81, ll:30 to 4 O'Clock.
Kensington, Office of Montgomery Press,
Thursday, September 8, 3 to $3.50 O'Clock.
A discount Of per cent. will be allowed
on State taxes at this time. All persons witt
do not receive their bills prior to these date
are requested TO write for them. Those WIFI
do receive bills are requested to bring them
ROBERT G. HILTON,
aug 2-tf Treasurer.