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ParksIey.

Miss Elsie Richardson,of Pocomoke
CITY, visited her friend, Miss DIVA
Lewis, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Colona and son
spent few days recently with his
parents at Greenbackville.
Three or four farmers in this section
were reported, as putting out sweet
potato sprouts on Wednesday.
Mrs. L. D. Lewis, Mrs. E. @. Pate,
and Mr.. Walter N. Mason were in
Baltimore the early part OF the week.
Mrs. Rhoda Harrington, OF West
field, N. Y, made short visit to her
relative, Mrs. A. Eaton, here few
days ago.
Mr.. H. Roberts left few day age
for Cascade, near Pen Mar, Md, where
he will assist in the management of
hotel this season.
Messrs. John Roberts and Harvey
N. Lewis, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Causey, of Cape Charles, spent Easter
with friends and relatives here.
The real estate of Mrs. Mary Am
Lewis, deceased sold herelast Saturday
was bid off as follows: To G. Douglas
Mears. so acres more or less $4,000
and the mill lot 1925; to Richard }
Bundick Sc acres, more or less, 81,
412.
Messrs. w. H. Lewis and son
launched their new gasoline launch
"Whisper," last Saturday. She is
handsome boat, 25 feet long, and OF
trial trip of miles across the bay t.
the beach rendered good account o
herself.
Mrs. Fannie B. Bozman, wife O
James M. Bozman, died of consumr
ton at her home here Friday, Apr
3rd, her birthday, aged 80 years. Sh
was a good christian and much love
bv her friends and family, who wi
sorely miss her. Her husband an
three children, Elizabeth, Ralph an
Henrietta survive. Funeral service
, were held in the Baptist Church o
/ Saturday afternoon conducted by he
) pastor, Rev. r. F. Staples. Intel
e ment was made in Liberty Cemeter
> here.
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Democratic Mass-r1eetlng.

At the request Of majority OF the
members of the Democratic County
Committee of Accomack County, a
mass-meeting of the Democratic vot-
ers Of said county will be held at
Parksley on Tuesday, May 9th, 1908,
at 80 o'clock p. M, for the purpose
of electing delegates to the State
Democratic Convention, which is to
meet at Roanoke, Va, on the 18th
day of June, 1905. Accomack county
is entitled to fifteen delegates to said
convention.
The Democratic Committee will
meet at the said place at one O'Clock
p. m. for the purpose of apportioning
said delegates among the several
Magisterial districts and for the
transaction of any other business
properly before it.
Very truly yours,
G. Walter Mapp.
Chairman.
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School Notice.

White schools of Lee district will
close May Sth., Accomac High School
May odd, making term of 8 months
for all white schools in the district
except Accomac High School, which
has term of 81 months.
Teachers are requested to make out
their last months report on May sthr
instead of April Goth, making the
same for 2s days for school month
No S, also return registers and make
out their term report and send the
same to G. G. Joynes, Supt., with
their last month report.
f. T. Koenig,
Clerk of Lee Dist. s. Board.
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Millinery.

I have just arrived home with my
new millinery goods with the latest
ur-to-date styles, also lots of other
things, such as long silk gloves from
so cents to $500, yelling, ribbons, net
and laces, belts and betting and sew
eral other items. Call and see my
stock and be convinced. Thanking
YOU for past iavors, remain
Yours truly,
Mrs. o. A. German.
We are now ready to exhibit full
line of Spring and Summer millinery
and invite you to call and get your
Easter hat.
Misses NJ. II. and l.. E. Doughty,
Belle Haven, Va.
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Selling Out.

NV entire stock of pictures, large
mirrors, cut-glass and silverware and
everything in the novelty line. AS l
must make room for Spring and sum
mer stock / will offer during the
month of April the above stock at a
great sacrifice. Come early and get
the advantage of better selection
You cannot afford to miss this sale.
w. B. Sartorius, Jeweler,
Parksley, Va.
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Appointments of Treasurer.

If you want to vote at the Novem'
Der election, 1907 poll tax must be
paid by May I'd, and I will be present
at times and places below to give you
the opportunity to qualify yourselves
as a voter:
Keller-April %, all day.
Tangier-April 81, and 2S
Locustville-April 20, afternoon
Cashville-April 80, afternoon.
Harborton-May 1, all day.
A. j. Lilliston, Treasurer
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Write to us for estimates on doors
sash. blinds, stair-rails and all other
kinds of building material, hardware
naints. &c. Stock large, prices low,
Mr.. r. D. L. Fletcher will be at Acco'
mac Court Fl. the first day of every
County Court, to receive orders fol
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice and Lumber 90.
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See the Varsity model for young
men before buying your suit, shown
nv J. S. Mills,
Onancock, Va.
I am Offering a portion of my stock

I am offering a portion of my stock
at sacrifice prices during the month
of April. If there is anything you
need in this line call at once. Our
Spring stock will soon arrive and we
must make room for same. l have a
nice assortment of everything you
need in this line.
w. B. Sartorius, Jeweler,
Parksley, Va.
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We are agents for the Q. K. Cham
pion SpraYer, which we think we can
demonstrate to the people is the best
and cheapest on the market. Cali
and see sample. Also have on hand
a supply of Bemis transplanters.
Rogers & Boggs,
Melfa, Va.
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Business Notices.

NOTICE. take this method of no.
tifying the patrons of the N. Y. P. &
N. r. r. at Onley, Va, that begin
ming Monday, April 9th, my office
will be open between the hours of 7
a. m. and p. m. to deliver and re-
ceive freight. No freight will be de-
livered, or received to go forward
later than 6 p. m. All patrons will
please take due notice thereof and
govern themselves accordingly.
], II. Blackboard, Agent.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES,
Chlucoteague.

(ntucotcaXuc.
Our rural schools will close on 3oth
inst.
The cackle of the marsh hen is now
heard at night, a sure sign that Spring
is here.
Steamer Chincoteague will resume
the sale of tickets and be run as a
passenger boat on April 3Oth.
MIR. Thomas Mears has bought an
up-to-date hearse and will engage i'll
undertaking business at this place.
Mr.. William Davis died on the 10Th
inst, of consumption, aged 81 years.
He moved here a few months ago
from Box Iron, Md.
Mr.. William Andrews has resigned
as surfman of Wallop's Island Life
Saving station and Mr.. Charles Mer-
rift has been appointed as his sue
cessor.
Mr.. Thos. P. Selby will soon have
in course of erection che of the hand
soonest dwellings in our town, with
all modern improvements and con-
veniences.
Mr.. Joshua Daisey died after long
illness on the 10th inst, aged "a
years. He was a member of the well
known family of his name here, un-
married and lived hermit's life.
Easter Sunday was an ideal day
with us and our ladies generally were
out in their MERRY Widow hats" and
otherwise becomingly attired. Eas-
ter sermons were preached in all the
churches.
Interesting games of base ball were
PLAYED here on 10Th and 18th insts.
In the contest on 10th between Oman
cock High School and Chincoteague
High School, the latter won by score
of % to 20. On the 18th Chincoteague
won over Pungoteague by score oil
y to II in the morning and was beat
en- by Pungoteague in afternoon by
score of 10 to 5.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week
T. H. Mears, j. E. Ballard, ". G.
Hall, A. J. Jenkins, VIM. Aloerton
Baltimore; W B. Roberts, r. L. San
ders, Philadelphia; @. Turpin ano
wife, New York; T. w. Hayman
Norfolk; ]. c. Metcalf, Richmond
Sidney Bowen, Wilmington; F. P
Perkins, Harrisonburg; S. NJ. Truitt
Milford; R. D. Lingo, Millsboro; l.
Ulman, Salisbury.
Among the late visitors to friends
and relatives at this place are MT
Edward Rowley, of New York, Miss
es Smith and Doughty, of Harring
ton, Mrs. Maude Beck, of New York
Mr.. Crosley Pride, of Wilmington
Misses Helen Townsend, Maggie Vim
cent and Martha Burnett, of Snow
Hill. Mrs. Amy Porter is visiting
friends in Wilmington and Mr.. VIM
Messick, Jr., spent Sunday in that
city.
The tenth annual meeting of the
Accomac Educational Association
held here on the 18th and 18th from
every standpoint was marked sue
cess. Of the 126 white teachers IL
the county nearly all were present
also prominent educators from many
parts of the State, including Hon
Harry st. George Tucker and DR.
Frazier, for many years principal o
Farmviue Normal College. The ex
ercises were held in Union Baptis
Church with Supt. JOynes, chairman
and Mr.. J. Olin Faulkner, secretary
The exhibits from the various school
were fine and highly compllmented
The people of Chincoteague were gla'
to have the teachers with them ant
We'd with each other in making thel
stay here pleasant. A pleasant fea
ture of their visit was an outing t
| Assateague in two large power boat
and a superb oyster roast on thel
arrival there.
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We have opened out full line of
goods for the Spring in mems fine
shoes. We have no competition IN
ladies fine shoes. Every lady should
get a pair of our tender foot shoes
no trouble with them with corns and
d. II. Johnson & Son.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-04-25

PUBLIC AUCTION valuable real
estate. On Saturday, April 25th next
I will sell at public auction on the
premises near louisville, va, the
valuable farm known as "John II:
Kellam Farm" owned by the heirs OF
Thomas G. Kellam, deceased, AMI Dr.
John w. Kellam. On this farm is a
large amount of timber. For further
information see posters. the under
signed, or Warner Ames, attorney.
J. @. w. Leatherbury,
Attorney INTACT.
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For SALE AT ONCE-The "Weaver
Farm" located about one mile from
Onley Station, Va. This farm is in
an excellent state of cultivation, and
contains by actual survey 144. 20
acres. Terms can be arranged to suit
purchaser. For further information
apply to o. P. Parks & Bro or
Warner Ames, Atty,
Onancock, Va.
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Suits in Sims extra long sleeves
and legs and in stouts that are very
short sleeves, trousers very large
waist with short legs.
J. s. Mills,
Onancock, Va.
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Examinations for Teachers.

The State examinations for teachers
for the schools of Accomack county
will be held in Onancock High Schoo
building, April goth, and May LIST. anc
2nd. Same days for colored teachers
in the building occupied by the color
ed school.
Very respectfully,
G.. G. Joynes, Sup't.
Willis A. jenkins,
State School Examiner.
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For SALE-At private contract 2O5
acres of land, more or less, situated
on seaside road, u miles from Watts
vile and Horntown and 3 miles from
New Church Station. 1t is all high,
red clay land with abundant resources.
we'll adapted to trucks, has on it 7
room dwelling, nearly new, necessary
outbuildings, also new tenant house
convenient to stores, churches and
schools. Has a nice orchard on it.
Apply to
ID. A. Fluharty,
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April 10, 1908.

For SALE six year old family
horse, perfectly gentle, and l buggy.
Will sell cheap for cash or bankaple
note. Call and see or write
Rev. Lloyd M. Holloway,
Exmore, Va.
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Panama hats (all shapes and sizes,)
Milan straws and split hats.
J. s. Mills:
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For SALE-rwo Jack Brerton colts,
coming 2 and 3 years dam, Wash
ington Morgan mare-both promising
colts and one of them very speedy.
For particulars call on
Geo. w. Conquest,
near Onley.
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County Electoral School Board.

County Electoral School Board Will
meet at Accomac e. H., Wednesday,
April Goth, at 1880 a. m, to elect
district school trustees, one for each
school district.
Very respectfully,
J. E. Mapp,
G.. G.. Joynes, Chairman.
Clerk.
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For RENT OR SALE-Dwelling house
in Onancock.
]. G. Justice,
Onancock, Va.
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For SALE-5 room house and lot
situated at Exmore. Apply to
A. Kleine.
Exmore, Va.
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CHALLENGE-Open for challeng'
and will play any base ball nine OF
our grounds at Accomac y. H., OF
short notice.
Accomac Combination Team.
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NOTICE We have 80 bushels OF
black peas for sale.
d. H. Johnson & Son,
Parksley.
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NoT1cE-A family of five persons
wish to arrange for summer board on
n farm on the Peninsula, or would
take furnished house in town: 70
cation must be near water, suitable
for sailing and swimming. Address
T.. B. Reid,
III Broadway, Room 9Ol,
New York City.
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For SALE-Cheap, top buggy or
sewing machine wagon.
s. F. Rogers.
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For sALE-Several large stacks of
fodder at the Floyd farm in Custis
Neck. Apply to Mr.. Alfred Beasiey'
tenant thereat.
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For RENT OR SALE-Farm near
Onley, Va. ~ n,.
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SPEED CARTs-l have on hand for
sale full supply of Meyer carts with
lower wheels than usual. Ihey are
of the best makes on the market
Call to see them before you buy.
Have also some secondhand ones.
- @. M. Byrd,
Keller, Va.
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REWARD OF $1O-Will be paid for
any information leading to the identi-
fication and conviction of any one
breaking or removing flowers from
any lot or grave in Liberty Cemetery
or committing depredations of any
Liberty Cemetery Co.,
Parksley, Va.
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NOTICE. wish to rent for year 1909
a good high land farm-not less than
a 5 horse farm.
Melfa, Va.
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For SALE-My bateau, 10 feet keel,
18 feet over all, built by Capt. John
Richardson, almost good as new. She
is smart.
w r. Parks. of E.,
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For SALE-For cash, 10 loads of
good shucks at 25 cents per load, 4
Stacks of fodder, 10 barrels of corn, a
nice hog at s15OO-and for sale or
trade No. farm and road horse,
sound and gentle for cheaper horse
on fair difference-and will have Tor
sale in few days ten loads OF scarlet
clover.
w. f. Mapp.
Onley, Va.
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For SALE-One transplanter, S25. co.
cash or time.
Jas. II. Hartman,
Temperanceville, Va.
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NoTIcE-We have bargain in few
Singer and Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machines for the next 10 days. See
us before buying elsewhere. Apply to
Singer Sewing Machine Co.,
Phone No. 70. Onancock, Va,
R. T. Motley, Manager.
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For SALE-One hundred thousand
Jersey Early Wakefield, CABBAGE
plants at $1.00 per thousand.
W. r. Ross,
Rue, Va.
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NOTICE Anyone owing the estate;
Of Thos. G. Kellam, deceased, will
please come forward and make set
Element at once. Anyone having
claims against the said estate viii
please present them at once to tne
undersigned.
George B. Hoffman,
.J.C W. Leatherbury,
H. G. Kellam,
Administrators.
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NoT1cE-Having had six years ex-
perience with all the latest implements
for pulling stumps, preparing new
ground, and moving houses, l now
offer my services to the people OF Ac-
comack and Northampton counties by
day or contract. Strict attention
given to all business.
G. H. Gravenor,
Rue, Va.
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W. Il. Parks, of E.,
P. o., Parksley, Va.
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D. II. Johnson & Son.
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Miss Elsie Richardson, of Pocomoke
City, visited her friend Miss OhVa
Lewis, this week.
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suitable covering which. when placed
over the frame. will entirely sur
round the person seated In the chair.
The receptacle containing the hot
water Ia placed in front Of the cha%
close to the feet Vapors arising
from the hot water. instead of es-
Gaping into the room. will be con-
fined within the co sring and come
in contact with the person In the
chair. The framework 10 adjustable.
SO that the covering can be arranged
as close to the body as desired.
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Columbia e. Mont0ur EI. Ry.
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT
Tura tnot and until Z further ttice

Cars leave Bloom for Espy, Almedia, Lime
Ridge, Berwick and intermediate points as
follows;
A. VI. I5:oo, $40, 6;2o, 700, 7:4o, 8;2o,
900, 94o, 1o;2o, 1I:oo, 1I;4o.
'P. NJ. 1870, 100, 1910, 2 20, 900, 3:4o,
4:2o, 500, $40, Gao, 700, 7:4o, $40, 600,
+(o;4o) Io;2o *UI:oo)
Leaving depart from Berwick one hou'
from time as given above, commencing 81
600 a. m.
Leave Bloom for Cataw,ssa A. M. s'3t.
oIs, +7:oc, 1890, e:oc, tlo:oo, tI1;oo.
1880.
=. NJ. 1900, t2:oo, 600, 400, 500, 6;oo,
t7.oo, 500, 600, 1920, *(Ii:oo)
Cars returning depart from Cstawissa 20
miprtesfrom time as given above.
First car leaves Market SquareIior Berwick
on Sundays at 700 a. m.
First car,for Catawssa Sundays 700 n. N.
First car from Berwick for Bloom Sundays
leaves al $500 n. m.
First car leaves Catawissa Sundays at
so a. m.
rFrom Power House.
saturday night only.
tp. X. X. Connection.
WIN. TERwlLLIGER,
Superintendent.
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nose at one time doctor?"
Usually about fourteen" replied
Or. Blair, "and then she would brush
them or and begin all over again.
Women certainly are hearticss.
Captain soon began % lose his ap-
potite. in fact, nothing could tempt
him to eat. gave him hot-house
grapes, choice liquors, rare plums
and malt, but he refused to be coaxed
to eat. and it Is rather serious case
when an orang-outang won't eat"
Darwin says animals have love-
charms and love-calls. Is that true?'
Yes. and the monkeys when In
love are coy. Jealous and show indi-
Wdual preferences and cdmiration
for beauty"
Curator r. l.. Ditmar, of the Zoo,
said that the monkeys always showed
great grief when separated from
their monkey friends.
why II August and Baldy, the
two new chimpanzees, we're separated
they would die" declared Keeper
Reilly. Come with me and see how
they act when separated"
The keeper went behind the cage
and opened the sliding door. He
then took Baldy out and shut the
door, leaving August alone In the
cage. Baldy's eyes filled and tnen
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chimpanzee, which was arrested af-
ter protraoted spree at Sayerville.
n. j., and sentenced to the Middlesex
County Jail at New Brunswick. N.
j., for thirty days. He wrote first
to Warden Charles Rogers of the
Middlesex Jail. to get history of
the monkeys crimes, its pedigree
and all the facts obtainable. He pur-
poses to follow this up by personal
study Of the monkey and by an ex-
animation of the animals brain. in
case Petro should die.
Petro. 1t is said, inherited n pas
sion fer alcoholic liquors from its
father and has INDUCED whenever the
opportunity presented itself. In its
cups the chimpanzee was the soul
of humor and mischief. which found
vent In the uprooting OF beds OF
flowers, playing "Peeping Tom" At
second story windows. from the tops
of telegraph poles. dropping pebbles
and sticks on passersby and acting
generally like one possessed Of con-
siderable brain ana ingenuity, II not
sense.
It is suspected that some Of Petro's
human acquaintances, knowing the
animals weakness. made 1t possible
for the chimpanzee to imbibe more
freely than was good for 1t. In con-
sequence. It is said. Petro, previous
to his arrest ; few days ago. has been
on protracted spree. during which
It had made life burdensome to sew
eral OF the inore timid residents Of
the town of Sayersville. Finally at
the request CT a person whose flower
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List of Jurors for February Term.
PETIT JURORS - Second Week.

PETIT JURORS Second Week.
I Ashley, Mayberry, far. Cata. Twp.
2 Baker, Alphonzo, lab'er, Cata. 30 o.
3 Billig, Edward, laborer, Cata. Boro.
4 Deharen, VIM. puddler, Briarcreek
5 Ewes, Orville, farmer, Greenwood
6 Edgar, Jonas. farmer, Greenwood
z Flemmings, Wesley, r. II. man,
Montour
3 Gordner, l. o, farmer. Pine
10 Grimes, Warren j.. laborer. Cata. Il.
10 Harrington. Frank, merchant,
Sugarloaf
II Hess, NJ. Britain, far, jackson
IL Jacoby, LeGrand ms, agt., Bwk
13 Keller NJ. L.. farmer. Scott
IA Klinger McClellen, lab, Benton r..
Is Klinger Gideon lab, Briarcreek
l6 Langiield w. NJ, mail man. Henrik
II Laubach, Wilbur, far, Sugarloaf
1S Mausteller. Clark d., far. Locust
10 Muligan. Michael grocery, Cent.
20 Martin, :. b., farmer, Cata. T..
2l Parker, j. b., iaborer, Greenwood
% Rishton. w s.. dru gist, Bloom
% Rupp, Harmon, lab, Cleveland
"a Roboins, Robert NJ. far. Greenwood
25 Remley, Levi. lumberman, Centre
rs Sands, G. L., gent. Mt. Pleasant
81 Shuman, Robert, laborer, Beaver
2S Smith, Harry. farmer, jackson
20 Shatier, Hiram, farmer, Scot.
80 Smith, Cyrus, moulder. Berwick
81 Searles, Ed, painter, Bloom
80 Thomas, Clark. far, Mt. Pleasant
33 Wright, Jackson, mfg, Benton B.
"a Wetherall, Davis, lab. Madison
35 Walter Henry f.. undertaken, Bwk
36 Wolf, Harry, butcher, Millville
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du and LouMo s.oIlod uoR-LeoLyouI
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seulA PUG uIrq Qua 10 uIol selSuIqs
'slooJ oQl 80 On poUud seQsrc llams
pue sqnLQs 'peGoLlsep uoe0 prV spec
of the Zoo animals. at should be
purely Is a faithful lover. He was
not quite 30 bright as some VI the
Mimi was remarkable.
Several weeks ago Captain was
moved further down the corridor OF
the primate house. Formerly he
had been right opposite Mimi Now
he could not even see her, though he
would try to force his head out be-
tween the bars to look down the cor
ridor. When he first arrived at tho
Zoo he was strong and companiona-
BILE, but when he was moved away
from his sweetheart he soon began
to lose interest In the bystanders
whom previously he had amused by
the hour.
"Soko. Captains room mate. must
have been aware Of what was ailing
him, for he would take up little
pieces Of straw and stick them into
poor Captains ribs but without avail.
Captain moped and moped and the
Keepers knew that the orang-outang
was wearing its heart out for Mimi,
while she, with show of indifference
to Captains sufferings, would spend
whole hours as she does now. pick
ing up straws about two inches long
and balancing them horizontally on
her nose"
'Fow mnrv wor,d rNc ny. o1 her