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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-25

Gin ShIogfertiGcr.
@eacu cincS on9eblid)cn tb0tlihen
Nn9riffS ollf Srn. 2oprencc S0ebner
Don 9tr. 2400, SltsGboieltruBe, witr.
&c geItcrn Der % Sabre olte 9.
8lcnn EomeQ bon Nr. 2lt, Horo-
Golington. Ipcmle. pom Hid)ier Gle.
meIlpn in Der norOoitlid)eli Yoli5ei.
Itotion nit $50 uno aoitel beItraft
uno in Grmangelung oeS @tIoes nod
Dem 8eiGngniB 9eianbt. @ie iif)
6ci'm &erbor ergab, batte 0r. Seb.
ncr Den Angeihuloigten, Der por Jet.
nem Souie berum lllngerte, aifse-
iorbert, ii6 81 entferneil utO bate
ais Nntmort bon oemielbeE einen
SnllItldlaa ms Irge erbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-25
Srci Wianu idnucr pCr6rii6t.

GerbGngniBpollcr llniuH in Ser
&roftonlngcn Der oGonioIiOutcO
@u3 uno electric 60" ST. 8eit.
port.-Go5 9critcn elmer Gompf.
r0brc oic llriod)c. - 9ic Spicr
inn "llnipcriitGt@ @oipitol."
@ci Der Grploiiou elmer 9ompi.
r0brc zines Geiicla murocn ge.
tern 81 @eltport in Den &roit.
onloQen Der nGonioliootco @oS mo
electric 60" Orei MGnner grGBtid)
perbriibt. Sic Orci Opfer. luelhe iid)
i'm DWforplnno llniperiit0tSs @oipis
tol" befin0er, iinb:
Niforo S'Neil, 40 Sabre oft, pom
Nr. ITO, 9olbroof.S trobe; aopf
Derbriibt, 3uitono beoenflid.
Iobn G'@aro. 40 Sabre alt, pom
Nr. 1916, @eIt.GroB,S troBe; aopi
Dcrbriibt 3ltitonO fritiidJ.
2eon HolomcS, 81 Sabre alt, BON
Nr, 1928, 3bnme5-S troBe; an Sen
glrnlen mo i'm @eiidt perbriibt. 3ll-
Iton0 fritild).
Ter llnfoa ereignetc iid rngciGbr
nm 3 llbr Wprgens. Ser 9ompfer.
5enger. melder erplooirte, murOe bis
her ais nblolut ii6cr betrodytet, ga
Iilr ben Sal elmer Grploiion cine
@orridtrng norgeieben mar, mclde
ben Gompf obidloB, m6brello man
ermnrtete, ooB OoS Sen H0bren el1t.
ItromenOe @olier 6as 6elter ou0cn.
blidllh loId)en miir0e. Die orei WGn.
tcr befanoen iid in bctrGdtlider
Gntternullg bon Der Qe6orItenen
Robrc lIn6 fonntcn ooh niht roid,
9elllla clltlueld)ell. Sic ipurOen BON
Dem nlsltromenoen 3onlpic iiber.
llannt nt0 nit Wfiibc un0 Notb
brod)ten ibre 0titorbciter lie nod ci.
llcr iiheren Stelle. Is lplrocn ibncn
Iofort OeIouiihlGgc gemoGt uno
lorgfdltig cingcnidclt mrlroCn lie
noh bent .MorplanO llnipcrIitGts.
SoipitnI" iibergefiibrt.
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@ci6erpriiaIe 6ritroi

Wctberprilgler bcltrot I.
- Eoliicirid)ter 2leluallpn beltruitc
0eltcrn Den 81 Sabre oltcn Wuid)inis
item Sobn 0epple bon gtr. 2i22, Git
WonumentitraBe, I'M noro0Itlihcn
StotionSbouIc luegen an6eblider
MfiBbonolumJ iciner 6rou nit $40
mo Soften mo jmci Wonuten @e.
f0ngniB, Srou @epple COB bei'm
&erbor an, boB lie BON ibrem Monne
ocs Ccfteret nift geullg 81 ciien bo.
fiir o6er nm 10 mebr Eriigel be,
tomune.
acine 3eit iir 9ciuNcr.
- SerAeout 8ntb eripiif)ie 9cItcrE
Irilb Inn , ll6r Den 81 Sabre olten
gr'fel &urrod) Don Ebil00clpbio,
oils oer1eIbc eillcn ScrIl,d) mud)te. Die
Wobum8 be9 Srn. Charles q. Sir.
bp, Nr. 1901. Noro-G bcitcritrobe, 81
hetreten, 9ei'm 8erhor Dor Eoli5ei-
rid)ter 2lcIucllpn I'M norboitlidell
S%tatlonaboulc CAB @lirroh an CT lei
llli9rl9 9epeien mo babe in airbp'a
Wobmtn8 I'M cine Wobl5c't irngclt
molten. Gle Allareoc 9oit jcNoh nidlt
itno Surrod) l~uanoertc in Grmonae-
lung elmer Straie bon 500 mo
Soften nod 0em @ef1ngniB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-25
Prompt 6gectt.

ten in Bottom iplroe Elm 9ilo SIR.
%bcitSloler III Baltimore por9cfiibrt,
lpelde lid friib Morgens Dor Den Bet
lungs 9iireour einfonoen I'M Die
TerlonGt In5eigen O%urd5uleien.
Gielen mil Die Organization belon-
oers gerne belfen.
Siloer pom notoriihen 9ettlerlL, Die
Dem Yltblifl1m, melfeS i'm Staot.
Centrum oerfebrt, mobl befonnt iinb.
Ole ober in Der 3pii6en3eit in Pm
ltoltcn untergebrad)t ipor6en liit0.
mlIrOell ebeniolls uorgefiibrt. Suite
r%elIonte Grfl1rungen iullroet 5uglcid)
ilber lol6c o6afirS" abgegeben. @&
mllroe ein 6ol ongefiibrt, no bier
o@enerotionen elmer 5omilie" &C.
Notwithstanding 9ettler moren.
0ieie Scilte bo6e1 bouptiGdlid BON
Der COMMUNICATED" ibrer Mitmeil.
iden gelebt. Ionn mlroe ober oitd)
Die onoere Settle ge5eiat; 10 8. 9. lpc
cine Wlltter, iuelhe meecll bes CODES
ibres @otten ibre iieben ainoer Der.
loIien miiBte, Die @eielidoft eS oitrd)
cine Eeniion Ser Mlttter ermoglidltc.
lpie0erltm nit ibren 2ieben 5lIiotns
men 5ll lpobnen. 3llerit erbielt oic
Wtittter oltBer Der Mietbc sos pro
Monot mo Die Yeniion iuilroc ieoee
Wul, ipenn cin ainb eriperbSf1bia
NOR, reoil5irt. Die Sonilie bot iid)
ooiltbur erpieien.
Sr. Y. 9odrpeG, 0ireftor bon Der
ramericon Reb GroB Niiociotion"
belt einen 8ortrog iiber v9tutionoIi-
iirte @obltbGtigfcits Sraoniiotion."
Sic 9eomtenmabl.
Die 9eomten Der @obItb1tigfeitS-
Organizations @eieQihoft iino; Yr1-
iioent Or. Sra HemIelt, Setret1r
tSerr @iaiom 6. Soffniait, Stos4
mcilter Serr GbnrleS GugIano.
NlS 9eomte Der @eieQidoit fir
Die @erbeilerlng Der Gage Der arnlcn
pllrben erip0blt: ErGIibeilt Serr gu.
gene Sepering, Gbrelt-0 ice. Yr1Iioen-
ten Sri. Wnrp &. Garrett, Seer
Senrp 8alters itno Serr Snmes $.
Smith, 8enerol.S dasmeiiter Serr
Sbornas s. BOMB, Shaemeilter oes
Gnoommcnt-6 onb Safe Geppiit &
5ruit So. bon Baltimore" 8erlpal,
t%nngsbeborbe SS. Sobn u. Carer.
HiG)ter Sobn !. Gobler, Ganiel u.
Sopper, @oloo Heipcomer innb &. u.
=. Sponter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-25
Iaf6tngtOn- A8entar
-beR-
''9eatf9en gorrefponOent,''
Ism. SannemaRn, 1916 NaripR.
Strake, W.-8.
no aHlefgeu aHb getenunetn enteeata &C.
HDulnaeH merheR.
2OfnIbcridytc aus @aI6iuatou.

GeS 0or0eS ongcfIu1t.
Die @roBgeifporenen tIagten oc.
tern SEN in Den RegicrlmasIt6ucr
ongcitcIlt gcneienen lSnbiuner Robert
W}cGulic, Der Garl 5inf am 3. OF.
tober t6otete, beS Moroes i'm eriten
@rooe an. Ger 3noioner mar cifer.
iii6ti9 o1ti STINT, Der i'm bel ibrer
beiocrieitigeu Solt8nirtbin Coma
GbriitmnS DON 9lr. 2023, @oDerns
ment.2(Qep, olt9geItohen boben ioute.
Gr bicb 6inf init einem 6oi3tlot ulti
Den &opt mGhrcn0 oieier oltf DEM
Sopbo lag, un0 perlcbte oeuieIbeu 10
ihuer, Dob cr pier Sage ipdter Itnrb.
Der &noianer idhtg Die 8irtbin
ortd), jcOod tplrrOc lie nidt ~IcbenSge.
fGbrIih ucrlcBt.
6ron5 &oicpb Subil6um.
Gie 6itreihtih lm8arilhe BOT.
idoit miro am ,. Iejemher oltrd)
einen @otte50icuIt in ser fatboIiibeu
ct. Eotrid5 -&irhe in 8oibington
oeu 60. &obrcsto8 Ser Ibronbeitei-
glrn9 0eS aoiier@ 6ron5 Soieph
%ieicrn. Cardinal @ibbol3 miro gu
Acgcn icin. @otidoiter 9oron Don
ScngeImiiQcr bat ocu G%rGiiOenteu
&@ooiCuelt un0 ole Ntit1lieoer oea
hipIomatiihcn Corps gu eincm Giucr
in Ser 6itreihiidcn 9otihait Cingc-
Iu0cn.
Ger Butcrmortt.
Ganfia0uu9S- Gincr ipcrocn IN oics
lem Sabre niht iebr foitipielig ieiu.
Sm Geutrc.Morf miulmelte es &C.
tern BON 8utern, BOB scr NreiS, Der
oltf 20 bis % Gents pro 8iuno
Itun0 bcutc otf IS Gents berabiinfen
miro.
prompt a6geIebt.
@iuorO 9. Sibom nltroe gcItern
bonn Itltrift3 = GommiiiGr Worroiu
ais tcmporGrer Snipettor i'm gureait
oes 8e6Gu0e, &nipeftorS Snoipoen
Nibfor0 obgeiebt, neil er eS unterIoi.
ien bate, ieinem 8orgeieeten am
Sonitag An5eige Oouon 5t MADDEN,
ooB nit Dem am Montug eingeitiir5.
ten NeubGI al Horo-Gopitol. II. 81
StraBe fortgefabren pur0e, obne ooB
Der 9au- Snipeftor Die GrInlbniB bo'
5l ge8e6en. Bel Sem g%initlr; w1roe
Hupnonb Sibbs Detootet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-25
Sbeo. s. 9iencr & So.
2t7 Gn.gaItimore. Strafe.

Scutides unb onbercs aiisIGnoi.
ifes @elb gefalft nllb pcrfouft.
SelbietOurgen beiorgt liah GcutlHs
lano, Seitreid, &uBlano Ii. I. ip.
8ehiel ailsseitcIlt auf ausldnoiihc
ganfen. grebitbrieie uno 1rapeIers
CHEQUES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-25
.ScbbeI,s cinsiaes MteIier.

@ir baben niir Gin Itelicr in BAL
timorc, ino bes bcfinbet iid in Der
Gtagc 5u ehencr Groe, Wr. 32f, NOrbs
Bap-, ,nabe Sisb-Str. ainocr-Eho'
tusrapbien cine Spe5ialitat. = Seine
ascntcn nnb feline Sreppen 81 iteisen.
s. Scbbel. 6. Grni, @eidd' tsiibrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-25
Bur Ncicr Ses HanftGacs

lit C. mbeoingt n0tbi9, 5%urGrbobmnI
Der 6eItircube it'd nit elmer Site
rSoloce" aus 6reo. @oueruihmiot'
graucrei 81 u%eriebcn. Plus bcItcm
@opien rnO MaI5 aebrolt, oiiimilirt
lid leift nit Der Robrumg urO lit
Dem idmaditeu Magen 5Etr6alit.
IeriGlunt oober nidt, cine aiite ($D
oieies por5ilglid]en @ebrduc@ 81 be.
itelen. Eel. 6. & z. 81. |oul 364,
Wo. Gourtlnn0 t491. 9ruucrei
1i04-tt2S Siuen' StroBc. $500
gaHe fir's susIaue beiurat O.. 9ealne, a,r.
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NMr dtcn

8cloielloun9cn nah Tcuti6lnnb
unb SeItreid, > llnsarn iiter unb
id)ueI beiorgt. 5, 10 mo 20 Marf,
Iouie 10 lnb 20 arollcn : Sbcine
ST. pertaufen.
SbeU. 8. 1icncr & &c.,
Nr. 217, Sit.Saltimurc.S trafe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-25

Scr rSGfer Sraufcn : ltnterltiit,.
&crcim Ir. 3" balt AM S%aufiasnnss-
gbcnb, %, Huu., icinen "a. Sabres-
Sal in Der y8ermania- MGunerdprs
Salc" ab. Gntritt SOC. fir Serru unb
Game. (32S-30
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-25

9dHe fir's sinsfaue befurat @. 8nine. ar.
A13, rif'S nlfimpre.Sfr nabee nifpui' 3 pa it, 9ipt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-25
GumpuNnic =.
General Nppel .... 0cncrnl'Nppell
mn WuitcrusHDlten

mn Sunntag, ben %. NOOcmbCr,
in Der GanuuCn'8 ieRerci,
Nr. II, Nuro' Srcbcrifs StrnRc.
(33O
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1908-05-02
NUGGETS OF NEWS,

Douglass Grant, well-known resi-
dent of Mount Holly, N. j., was burned
to death in a fire which destroyed his
residence.
BY unanimous consent the United
States senate will vote on May on
the bill for the regulation OF child
labor in the District of Columbia.
Mrs. Sarah Bean, wife OF former AS
sistant District Attorney Theodore l.
Bean. of Norristown, Pa, died OF in
iuries received by a fall down a high
of stairs.
A man. supposed to be Francis J
black. poisoned himself in CentrH
mark in New York. and note n u
pocket said he was tired CT lie a.
requested that his body should be de
livered to a medical college and tn
money. found on him, about $3.50, b
given to "some poor worthy people"
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500 REWARD 500.

The readers Of this paper will be
sp3eaacd tolearu that there is at least one
dlo6Eod dieease that science has been
rahle 60 cure In an its stages, and that is
CaHArlah. Halls Catarrh Cure is the
9i14 booitive cure now known to the
nedicial fraternity. Catarrh being q
oepstitutional disease. requires a consti-
su51bn4t treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure
= 6ke1 internally, acting directly upon
tie bleed. aad mucous .urfaces OF the
system thereby destroying the founda-
Hon Of the disease, and giving the pa
tient strength by building up the consti-
tuition and assisting nature in doing is
work. The proprietors have so much
faith in it, curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case
that II fails to cure. Send for list Of
testimonis ID,
f-Address, FL. CHENEY &sCO., To.
ledO, o. s=-=sa
Sold BY all druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa.
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Gets Four Years For Revenue FRAUDS
Richmond, Va, April 30.-T. M. An
gle. president of the Dry Fork DIS
filling company, was found guilty OF
ave charges in the United States court
in Danyille for committing extensive
revenue frauds and was sentenced TO
four wears in the federal penitentiary,
He was also fined $4,000. Bail pend
ing appeal was fixed at $4,000.
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.oNE ,T0UcH OF NATURE NAMES THE WHOLE
MopI kIN

When rooster finds big fat worm
he calls all the hens in the farm yard to
come and share it. A similar trait OF hui
man nature Is to be observed when
man discovers son ething exceptionally
good; he wants all his friends and neigh
bors to share the benefits Of his discov'
cry. This is the touch of nature that
makes the whole world kin This ex:
plains why people who have been cured
by Chamberlain Cough Remedy write
letters to the u anutacturers for publlca
ton, that others similarly ailing may also
use it and obtain relief. Behind every
one of these letters is warm hearted
wish of the writer to be of use to some
one else. This remedy Is for sale by
Bradshaw's Pharmacy.
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TUESDAY. MAY z,

1908, between the hours of one and three
o'clock p. M. all the following bouse and
lot, situated on High street in the town of
Cambridge, Md. of which James D. Ken
nard and Hester Kennard, died seized and
possessed, and upon which they resided at
the time of their death, to wit.
All that lot or parcel of Nand lying ON
the west side of High street, in the town
of Cambridge. Md, adjoining the property
now occupied by Henry Kennard, and
fronting in said High street, forty feet.
and running back distance of one hun
dred and seventy five feet. and being tie
property whereon James D. Kennard and
Hester Kennard, deceased resided at the
time of their death. Being the same
property which was conveyed to Hester
Kennard, by deed, recorded in Liber w. ].
No. B, folio 495, etc :, and conveyed 10
James D. Kennard by deed. recorded in
Liber F. j. 81 No. 6, folio 65, etc., Land
Record Books of Dorchester county, and
for more particular, description of said
lot reference is hereby made to said deeds.
TERMS OF SALE: $4,000 cash bal.
Bnce in six and twelve months in equal in
stallments, secured by the interest-be
notes OF the purchaser with surety or sure
ties to be approved by the trustee.
GEORGE III. DAWSON, JR.,
Trustee.
The undersigned, trustee in the above
entitled cause named Pursuant to an order
of the Circuit Court for Dorchester County,
sitting in Equity, passed on the 18th day
of April 1908, hereby gives notice to all
persons having claims against the estate of
Hester Kennard, deceased, to file their
claims, properly authenticated. with the
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Dorchester
County on Or before the LIST day of Octe-
Der next.
GEORGE II DAWSON, JR.,
Trustee
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NOTICE IQ ROAD SUPERVISORS.

Cambridge, Md, April 90, 1908.
All road supervisors are hereby notified
to stop all road work. unless the same
may have been especially authorized by
the Commissioners; and all work done
without such authority will not be paid
for. By order,
o. R WRIGHT, Pres.
w. S Bradley. Clerk.
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RHEUalTJc PAINS REL EYED.

Mr. Thos Btenton, postmaster Ct Pom
stw4o, OAt, writes: :" For the past eight
ySafa1 have suffered from rheumntic
padh6, md during that time used many
different liniments and remedies for the
cure Of sheumatism. Last summer pro.
cured bottle of Chamberlain Pain
Balm and got more relief from it than any.
thing Iksve ever used, and ;cheerfully
recommend this. liniment to all sufferers
from rheumatic palms." For sale by
Brsdfh aW's Pharmacy.
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GRoCERIES REDUCED,

Having sold our storehouse and other
property at the corner of Choptank avenue
and Travers streets and being compelled
to se n off our goods At cost
lard, flour, coffee and all other articles
will have the chance to do 90 within the
next thirty days.
Yours with thanks,
27.3t w. w. ADAMS & Son.
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NOTICE TO e1RESPASsERS.

All persons are hereby warned not to
trespass on my woodland near town by
dumping cans, trash and other refuse on
the same, as those found 80 doing will be
to the fail extent of the law.
viii pay liberal reward for informa-
ton leading to the arrest of parties who
disregard this notice, or who have already
onmy property.
7-3t-1a.w. w. B. VAN WORST.
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buy IHE BEST.

The Cambridge Bakery has . standard
and lives up TO It! That standard ia 1.-THE
best that can be made" in everything we
make and sell. Call on US for hot cross
buns, fresh every day, cocoanut and
almond maccaroons, butter, spice and
pound cakes, and small cakes of every de
scription. A fine line of fresh candies
always on hand.
CAMBRIDGE BAKERY.
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r,i.t D.nrive. Church of Music.

Newark, N. j., May 1.-The IL thie
hem Congregational Colored c1urc-
had to get along without music after {
thief stole both the church organ a AZ
piano. Two trips with a wagon Wer>
made. The organ has been found IL
the home of woman who bought II
ut an auction house. The piano is stR'
missing
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George 81. Dawson, Jr., Solicitor.

UNDER and by virtue of q decree of
the Circuit Court for dorchester county,
sitting in Equity, passed on the 18th day
of April, AID, 1908. in q case in said
Court pending, wherein Henry Kennard
and wife are plaintiffs and George H.
Kennard and others are defendants, No.
2614 Chancery, the undersigned. as trus-
tee, will, offer at public auction to the
highest bidder, at the Court House door,
in the town of Cambridge, Md, on
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1908-05-02
GENTLE AND EFFECTIVE.

.-1 A Well.known Manitoba editor writes:
~As In inside worker I find Chamber
lainss Stomach and Liver Tablets invalu-
abldfof the touchessof biliousness nat
.ural to sedentary life, their action | Elm
gentle and effective, clearing the diges-
: tive tract and the head" Price, 25c.
Sample free. Bradshaw's Pha rmacy.
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NOTICE TO ROAD PAYMASTeRS.

Cambridge, Nd, April %, 1908.
All bills for road work or any other
county work, will ha paid for only at the
County Commissioners Office. Local pay
masters will please take notice and act
accordingly. By order.
O. R. WRIGHT, Pres
v s. Bradley, Clerk.
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SATURDAY. MAY 2 1908 ,

Subpoenas For Capitol Case witnesses
Harrisburg, Pa. April 80. SID
poenas were issued for all witnesses
in the next capitol case to be triea
known as the metallic furniture case
because it involves an alleged fraud ID
a contract for such material. Thert
are about twenty witnesses TO De SUI
poenaed. including former state ON
cialS.
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FOR SALE.

Oak and pine wood, fifty cords of oak
and fifty cords of pine left. Oak reduced
from $3.50 to s. so. per cord, and pine
from a 90 to $500 per cord. Delivered
in one and one half cord lots. Good OPP
-portunity to get spring and summer wood
cheap.
Leave orders at my Office.
JNo. r. PArTIsoN.
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NOTICE

l have in hand, TO loan on first mortgage,
$1,000. Must be placed at once.
S26tf V. CALVIN TRICE. Attorney.
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AuCtjoneer'S Notice

TIME undersigned offers his services TO the pub
i lie as Auctioneer, Charges will be In pro-
portion to services rendered-very moderate my
name opposite sales will be sufficient notice 10
]. c. IRWIN.
1 213m Cambridge. Md
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LOOK |!
LOOK |!

Half dozen post cards and one handy
frame for &c. Also 10 ping pongs for
25c. Fancy post cards for ping pong pic
lures &c. Come early to avoid the rush
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ca TRUSTEES SALE
OF, VALUABLE
:. REAL ESTATE.

BY VIRTUE of decree of the Circuit
Court for Dorchester county, sitting as q
Court of Equity, In No. 2842 sChancery,
the undersigned, trustee, viii offer at pub.
lie auction, to the highest bidder, at the
Court House door, Cambridge, Maryland,
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FOR SALE

OK SALE omplete s'efcort'con outfit and
photograph with sixty records rbeEp f L
sh. apply to Mrs Bak, T. William 81, l 2t
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TERMS OF SALE: Under decree,
are 800 90 in cash on day Of sale; balance
In two equal instalments of nine and
eighteen months, secured by the interest
b6lkng bohdsof the purchaser, with a
surety or sureties to be approved by the
trustee. Title papers at expense Of pur
chaser.
w. IRVING MACE.
Trustee.
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WAN TED -Colore! woman for genera house
w work. small family. Apply to ". " Bo-
Forth rOurp3 2G-3t
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WY ANTET-C igar salesman. Experience ur
w necessary. 500 per nj. nth and expens's :.
Peerless Cigar Co, Toledo. ohio. 429 lw
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.iFUESDN,,.MAy 5,

1908, between the hours of 1 and O'Clock
p. M, al that tract or parcel of land
called Friendship" ''Ennalls Forest of
Frisndship" or Diamond" which lies on
the yeet side of the county road leading
-holn JacktcWnto Buckpown in No. or
Cambridge Election district of Dorchester
county, Maryland, and containing 4S acres
Of land. more or Less, being the same land
which yas conveyed to the late Basil Nor
timer BY Sarah Anna Lake and others by
deed dated June 1. 1865. and recorded
among the Land Records of Dorchester
county in Liber F. J. H.. No 6, Folio
$50, except the parts sold of to Peter
Burrows. Betsey Stanley and William and
Amelia Stanley. by deeds now of record
among the Land Records Of Dorchester
county in Libers F. J. q /. No. 6. Folio
448; F. ]. a., No. 9. Folio 440; c. L.,
No. 2, Folio 817, and C. L., No. Q, Folio
BIB. - :
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WANTED

EUR SALE-Ulc papers. 100. hundred, AZ baa.
l. ner office
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aFOEEI Tt LOAN-ln SUMS rf from 500 Il
M eaGrt on good. first Class mortgages O!
town country proneTt Harrington Mace
J,--'n .tf, stfn~-nv-s OF
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WANTED At Oakley Reach pianist, violin
w list and cornetiSt, j II. Neal, Cambridge.
Md. ct
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NdUNEY To LOAN 4nnH, $1,000. $1,000 am
w $1,000 to lend gu first mortgage. Colds
ot:i nneh & Fletcher.
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WANTED 50G customers 20 buy post cards
w AMI confetti, ptry, Special prices. frank
iIurlock % lw
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WANTED Salesman TO sell retNu trade, your
" locality, S65 per month and expenses to
start. or commission Experience uln cesssry.
He mings, n "a" Co. Toledo, q
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cS0O0 10 losn on first mortgage in sums OF SOC
to 5000 to suit borrower. uezeitn1 A
Jnyce Jr attorney st-law 1870 tyr
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LOST

ON thu S rect bunch of KEYS. Finder
II will please r-turn To Bsnutr office les
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1 21-3m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-22
A BUSY DAY.
New Hampshire Women's Clubs Hold
Closing Session.

Manchester, n. H., May 21.-The
forenoon today, during which was held
the closing business session of the an
nual convention of the New Hampshire
Federation of Womens Clubs was a
busy one for many of the delegates, q
council meeting and a session of the
nominating committee being held pre-
vious to- the business gathering and an
educational session afterwards. The
nominating committee met and pre-
pared its report for presentation to the
delegates in time to elect officers De
fore final adjournment.
Several standing committees of the
federation made their reports during
the morning, among them being the
following: Household economics and
pure food by Mrs Alice r. Peck, Mt.
Vernon; industrial and child labor by
Mrs. Mary H. Shedd North Conway;
legislative. Mrs. Susan G. Bancroft,
Concord; literature and library extern
sion, Miss Jennie M. DeMerritt, Dover.
The report of the scholarship fund
at the education session was by Mrs.
Mary p. Woodwork of Concord and
Mrs. Estelle M. II. Merrill of Cam
bridge, Mass, addressed this meeting
on 'Education Through Play"
The afternoon was passed by the Of
ficers and delegates at the State In
dustrial School in attendance upon the
annual examination of that institu-
ti0n