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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-07-02

The French foot 10 narrow and
long. The Spanish foot Is small and
elegantly curved. That Of the Arab
ID proverbial for IT. high arch. The
loot Of the Scotch 10 high and thick:
hat Of the Irish nat and square; tho
english, short and deshy. When Ath-
Sns was In her zenith. the Grecian
loot was the most perfectly formed
md exactly proportioned Of any OF
he human race. swedes, Norwegians
md Germans have the largest feet
Americans the smallest.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-07-02
Saw Her Chance.

mo man shall ever kiss me except
ny future husband" said tho girl q
shs was about to leave the gate.
Suppose agree TO be your future
why. then. I'll kiss you,s she all
eagerly. And she did.
Her mother was informed that he
had proposed, and tho old lady called
a him the next day 10 arrange mat
TIM, and before he knew Il he Wa
stsrnally booked It was . very mean
advantage, but q bird IN the hand 81
worth two on the garden sate.
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SANG HER VERY BEST.

Frederick the Great Was Posted and
Marie Frauseh Was Wise.
There IL q good story told Of q prima
donna named Marie Frausch, who lived
in the time OF Frederick the Great
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BreWSter'S
Millions
CSC

Below we give a partial
list Of books that usually
sell at ST. so. You can buy
one or a dozen at this store
for 69c a copy. Our book
line is just beginning to
arrive. When our entire
stock reaches us we will
have the largest and most
complete stock in the city.
Our prices will be right too.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-19
.C0SA MUY CONUN.
Sentifse d6biI 6 indispuest0z sin que
pueda IIamaEse unO enfsEm0.

Hay peTlodos en que toda persona Do
Bi0nta indispuestR, con poCas fUeFgas, POGO
Gpetito, POGO de hUmoE y, Bin ombaTg0 no
GBt6 uno 0DfaTmo. ST uno buBCa Bfnt0mag,
% ficil cFaor que al mRlGstaF pRovienG del
eat6mggn do les neEvioG, que 90 Tauma'
tiam0 muChaa 0tEaB indiCRCionea BameiRn'
tOB. LO cleric 90 que 81 OFganiumo eStf
cGnUado y nscaHitA RIgo que 10 Eehabilits.
Qu0 laIGaDgFG neCesita Algo que entimuls
lR buen0 ciFcplRci6n y que quite Las inn
purezRa Un simple t6niC0 es 10 que dsbs
tomRTs8 para CorFsgiH gBs0 enojOSaH indiB'
poaicioneB, rsC0mend8moB que eae t6nic0
88Rn lRB PfldoFaB RsB8das del DR.. Wi
lliamB, que son exCslenteJ para la lG Bsn'
gre y loB n0EvioD. La BsUgFs dsb0 ContS'
nGE todo8 Loo elementoB de HAlud, y sBtando
la BRDgEs bien, cRRi no hsy onfsTmsdRd
que gubBiGtR.
El Biguisnts extFRCto de una cRFtR CO.
Frob0Es Is que FefSE0n las RnteFioEGu
lfnOsE: ''TOngo 81 guBtO de CeEtifcar que
20 BoY uno de los maChoB que dsbsn Gu
cuFaCi6n IRa PfldoFaB RosGdas del DR..
WilliamE. VRFiRB vecoH me he BGntidO
indispu0Dto con sfntomaB dc eDfsrmedR des
lOvsB que BinembRTg0 me quitRbRn lsg
fasEBaH , me tsnfsn inCBpAcitado para los
gocsB y obligaciOneB de ls vida. En- teleI
cOBou he Gchado mano do que laB Pfldoran
RousdaB del DR.. William, obtsniende prom
to alivio y mi complete EeBtabIeCimisnto en-
perfodo de tempo T0lEtivamenta coTto.
TOpgo puGB bu0nRB pEUobRl de Las Pfldo'
TaU RosRdaH del DR.. WilliamB son IN
exoslents t6nico para IL Gangte = los nsr'
vioH, = las rscomiendo BiempFs que tango
ocRGi6n". (Del sr. Juan Sapguinstty Ne
dinO, calle RsviIls Gigsdo 43 HsbBns) &.
Todas lsB Boticsa de impOrtAncia an
den las PfldoFaB RoB0d8a del doctor Wi
lliamV. No 90 aceptan SuHtitutog.
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UNION De PUERTO-RlCO.
JuNtl Central
Ss0TetaqtG.

Sjando numsEoBaB Las peticionen y qu0jaB
Que llegan & eats Junta Central TGGpgCto &
loB oTadoEsI que deben ConcurriT q los dis
tintoB meetings qus 90 celebE0n On la iHlA:
y no exiGtiOndO medioB hGbilSa para po6GE
complRC0F & todoI loH puabloB poE lR fAltR
do personal = Ia circunstAnciR do que On
todGH parties 20 selRlRn Loo d0ming0B para
la ColebFRci6n do diChos meetingU, rsCo'
meudamOG & loB oEgSnizadoreH de 6stoB
que % Gntiandan diF0ctRmentG con loa ora
dorea no RnunGiOn nuB EeunioneG sin an
tes tener lR neguridRd de los que han dc
GoncUEEiE; HiOndo ia Opini6n de e8tR Cen
trail que los CRndidatoB del pGEtido, dGbOn
daT "a pTofeFenCiS loE puebloB del diatTi'
to que Loo han nominadO; pOEO sin que poE
sHtO COntEo % pusdR hACsr imponici6n al'
gunH. poF 10 CuRl loI orAdoFaa dsbsn for
mular Cumplir aus CompEomiBoH dirO0tR
ments, y b0jo Bu FeBponBabilidRd, Hi0ndO
6 allon que los OomiteI y dGmGG Correligio:
narPioI deben 0xigiE 10 que CoErO0ponda
tsniendo On CuOntG lR impoHibilidAd mate
rial do cslsbrRT meetings en- muchoI pus'
bloa & Ia veE, , ID GonvenienCiA do at0nd0r
proferentsmOntO & RqUolloB diltritou y puo'
bios On dondo In luchR hR de ner mss Eafi'
do, y hsy n0COlidRd, p0E tanto, do ConHa'
grAFI0s mayor AtenCi6n.
Pedro de EIsa6MrG,
SOCRetRRi0.
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E | C 7 0.

En- la CoEts del Diatrito Jadicisl NUM-
Cipal de CagusU, P. R.-Estados Uni.
dos do America. Ell EFesident0 de los
EAtadog Unidos s. 8.
ConveEai6n de dominic del dsrecho do
pogsBi6n De una Fl ncs TiBBicR.
Maria ManusIa Quinonen Cabszu'
do.-Ex pRTte.
For Cuanto: DtnS Maria Manusla Qui
foneB Cab:zudo, hs promovido ante sst0
estR OOEte Rxpedisnto BobEs ConvSFni6n en-
dominic de dsrscho de poseHi6n de Is 81
guiente fnca:
RGatiCa, On 81 bArEio de BRiroR de eBte
t6Fmino, compusAtR do oiento disz cuerdaS
sstentR y lei1 y medic centavou, lindant0
poF 0l N0Tte con BoTr6a BsrmanoE, poF sl
Este con don Nicol6s QuiGoneH, Eufsmi0
Diag y 8ucesi6n de MaEiRno Polo por
al Oents con lR \miBmA Suceai6n dc don
joaquin Mariana Polo; cuyA iacR 10 haya
divididG On dos poTCionGB, un8 compuGBtR
dc HetsntR y echo Cu0Fdau noventR y cinCo
cOntAv0u, lindSnte poE el Nolte con BolE6B
HsFmanoB, poE el Este con dons JoBsfa
Cabszudo y Fernandez, por 81 Sud con
Eufsmio DiRE = SuCOHi6n de JoRqufn Ma
riano Palo y poF 0l Ossta con la miGma
Su2sli6n de JosqQfn M aEiRuo Polo, inB'
cEitR favor de 10 promovsnte dcn3 Ma
ria Manu0lR QQif1oneE Cabezudo, ls
otrR porci6n dc traintR una CusFdBs
ochOnta y IN CentavoB y medic, Endants
por 81 NoEt0 con BQrr6B HeFmRnog, por 81
Eats con lR SucODf6n de don NicolEB O al
Il 9naI, por al Sud con Eufemio Diaz So
cosi6n do joaquin Mariana Polo y por el
o ste con dona Maria Msnuela ,Qainones
Csbezude, inBCritA favor de donA JoBe'
f. OabRzudo y Fernando.
Qqe Ia Befi3Ea MkEiR MaEuslO Qui6 >
70 Cabezudo y dof1a JoBefA Cabszudo y
FsrnRndez, Rdquirisron dichRu poECioneH
que f9rmRbAn autes lR foOR de Ciento dies
cueTdR0 BstsntR HsiO y mediosContavoB des'
crits, poE titRlo de diviai61 = adjudication
otoEgado ante el NotRTio de eBtR ciudRd
don Lorenzo Jimenez Garcia oI cinCo de
septiembre tltimo entire lRg FefsTidaB CO.
lERB Qaifiou0B CAbazudo y Cabezado
FGFnande2
Por tantc; habi6adone ordenRdo poP el
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-19
En- Ia C0Ite Municipal del DistTitO
judicial municipal de Caroline,
Puerto Rico.
EatRdoB Uridos de America } q q
81 preaidente de los e. y. o. D.

4'tndo6 Fl nds.ido6t6 0nid05 :! Do "a ATSriRe %
EX paFte,
AFRCsli Diaz Cruz, viuda de EBcalcnB.
Convention do poseni6n ca inscription
d. dominic.
POR CUANTO los ab0gGdoB Eduardo
AcanB = Emigdio 8. Ginorio han pEsBsn'
tado, nombre de AFaC0i Diaz Cruz
viuds de EHOalana, una Bolicitud para que
SO anuncie que In psticionaEia dsBaa CON
vertir On insoEipCi6n de dominic ls de po'
as8i6n que tisuO dc 10 finCs Bigui8ntt:
RdstioR. TOTFsno donominsdo Hato
Esdicado on al barrio ZaEzaI, t6Fmino mu
niCipRl de Rio grands, Compueato dc $50
cusrdas 8 BsRn 216 hsCtGFssg, II 6rsaB y
18 CsntiGreAG, en- lindeB poE 81 Ents con
Francisco Trinidad BLceBi6n dc AnB9l'
mo Ro8Rdo; por sl Sor Nsromuosno Pa
rrilIR, BuCsBi6n de Felix RexaCh, Timotso
Gonzalez y EuAtRqui0 y GAvino del Rosa
rio; poT 81 NoFt0 Petr0niI8 Marquee, JoB6
GonzRlsz guCani6n dc federico Garcia y
ID do Bernardo RonceFo = poE el Uaute
Tomas Garcia, BRlbinR RodEigusz JoR6
Maria Reyes; ingcEitR 81 folio 40 del tomo
tsEOero de Rio grands, fnca n6msro Ill,
inBcEiDci6n pFimeEa ol dis de FebF0To
de 1889.
PoE tanto = habi6 ldoOs ordsnsdo por 81
honorable Raul BenediCtO, jusz dc sDta
CoFte, 90 a1unOio lR Iolicitud en- uno de
los peEi6dicoB de loB de mayor circulation
de San Juan para que loI que 30 cOnDids'
70 p0IjudicGdoB puodSn pEeH0ntRr 90 de.
mandA dentFo de quincs diAB naturRlsV,
libro 10 preaenta en- CaFolinB, Puerto Rico
IA de Octubro de 1908 -. Garcia
SaLqGdO SacPstREio. 3v.G.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-19

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La GRAN FIESTA CT
ViCa de Ponce.
I8 600 almaS EeCQrrieE01 las ca
lies de Ia Ciudad. l.
Ell pueblo aGIama con eXtTaOT0insHi0
entuSiasmO a los ora6OTeS.
(Por tsl6gFafO) },

Aver EsCibimsu de- Ponce los siguienteu
teIegrsmGO:
Ponce, Ootubre 18 1908. %11.95 p. m.
"CorEeVpondsnCiA', San Juan.-MestiDg
00pI6 ldido ffsnts Rl CopRiAtorio.
Eugsnio sABtoI, LCdo. CnnaIeu, Lodc.
Coll CuChf, MufiUz Rivera, Lcdo. Quo
EER, Jol6 Coll , Lodo. de Diego en- arrsn'
CUES tTibunitl6, pFoHlamHn gFsndes prin'
Cipics Union y RuguEan triunf0 complete
tres FNoviembrs.
Ponce aolamR adalides polfticos.-Co'
rEODpOnHSl especial.
Ponce Ottubrs 18. 1908. -735 p m.
"CorrsBpondsnciA", San JuRn.-Ni 1ol nj
pOlvo, nj agUs.
BrigRB patri6ticaB, tempo haFmcB0.
ESp!6ndida faBts cfVicR. Cinoo m&fiI'
ma hubo dians dirigisndo Ia palGbTR d Is
muchsdumbrs CordeTo Mates.
Nusva LEGO por fsErocarEil de Diego.
Manifestation, Rcompah62e Hotel donde
pFonunci6 GIocusDte discuggo.
Vivsu eBtent6T8oB a In Uni6n.
Di0E salimos Jnana DiAz en- impun ents
aCOmpahamiento Muhoz Rivers.
TEsEcientoB gipetsB, doscientoB CocheB,
vREios auto.
En- Coto Laurel aolamado.
DlmaB unioniBtRE ob26qQiauIs.
DiBcurBo ovaoionado,
Mosting PIsya BUbsrbio.
seiG nail 0lmaV, hAbiArOn Coll y Cu3hf,
Mpfi3z, Medina.
Luuch casa de don j JAima PAutoF.
ArCo tEiunf1, b4nderaI engsIanRn ciu'
dad.
Gran pAEAda: dies y echo mil psrBonau
EeCoFriRPon GALES.
HablsEon Users, Gusrra, Munoz =
Co.l.-CorEOEponBRlI especial,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-19
TEATRO MUNICIPAL,

MGhaua dsbutRT6 en- nuGssro tGatro, en-
combination con 10 oompaftr do vArisdR'
dsS. el Cron6f0no VGEgRa.
YatendE6 eI pdbliCo oCRHi6n dc admirRr
suo nusvo adsIautO dc lB CienCiG humana.
AL teAtro manAnR, pipls Of Porto Rico.
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GfanBs8 rsgaIOs Do Daseuas.

81 CisIo regalaE6 81 MAJ af1rtunado dc
guB CisntaH sl dis de paEcuag una m6oui.
nA de pie maPCa The AEEivf que uon lap
mFjOFs8 , mas ligeSas que 20 Conucsn: nor
10 tsnto debs CompFarsa en- El CisIo. A
toda persona que caste $40 en- una 8 m6p
v6CsD He l0 F0galR un E0loj.
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Hon. Lorenzo Jimsnez Garcia, Juez do
eBtR CoEts que g9 Rnuncie por sdictoB la
o;nvOFGi6n d. poHssi6 o|en domi 10 nolicitadA
q fin de qua los qu0 10 conaidersn psTjudi'
CadoB, puedan oponeEBs pEeBentando ls
OpoFtunR demRnda en- 0l plazo de ounce
disB nStuTalsD, ibro sl preSants para "a
publication en- uno de los peFi6diCoB de
mayor circulation que ne edits en- suta
IglR.
D01o bajo mi frma en- la ciudad dc
ORguRa 19 de OctubTs de 1908.
NINCOLAs AGUAYO.
8scrOtsEio do 10 OoEto Municipal
-Esta mafisnR eBtUvo Confsrsnciando
con 81 attorney general sI LIDO. sr.
HaEtzall.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-19

SE OAMBIAN POR GANADO VACUNO.
~-Maquina de cOser. MaquinR de Istratsr.
FOn0g rafO y discos. Reloj bOlsilIo' oro'
ROperO, finO. Revolver, Smith-W Wesson y
DtrOs artfculOs. Victor RObles, ApartaQo
No. B01, San Juan, 6Vs'
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-05-08

There will be Local Option meet
ing in Groom Hall on Saturday even
ing, May 9th, beginning at 7.3O o'clock.
Prominent speakers will address the
meeting. Public cordially invited to
attend.
benjamin Fran kiln said hundred
years ago: Temperance puts wood on
the fire, meat in the barrel. flour in the
tub, money in the purse, credit in the
country, clothes on the children, in
teligence in the brain, and spirit in
constitution.
Mrs. H. Jackson, and infant daugh-
ter, and Miss Mamie Ridgway, OF
Washington, spent Sun day with their
parents, MIR. and Mrs. J. A. Ridgway, of
this town.
The new Board of Election Super
visors met on Tuesday and reelected
Mr.. T. Van Clagett president. Mr.. j.
Everett Sweeney was chosen as clerk
and Mr.. s. NJ Peach as attorney.
Messrs. Charles L. Turner and Richard
B. B. Chew are the other two members
of the Board
The mortgage on the rectory of
Trinity Church has been lifted by the
last payment of $500 few Gays ago.
The original mortgage of $1,000 has
been paid in annual instalments during
the past four years since Rev. Mr.. Nc.
Manus has been rector, and it is mat
ter of great rejoicing in the parish that
this burden has now been removed
Mrs Thomas Clagett and her sister
Miss Nellie Bowie, are now living at
Weston" the old Clagett estate near
this town, which was recently bought
back by Mr.. H. Clagett, ot'Washington,
from Mr. G. ]. Bonaparte.
The local option meeting here last
Sunday evening was significant event
in the campaign. The speeches were
unusually good. Senator Clagett was
enthusiastically received by his home
people, and made forcible and logical
address. He has taken a most active
interest in the cause, and confidently
predicts victory.
-Rt Rev. Charles Henry Brent, now
Bishop of the Philippines. was elected
Wednesday evening by the Protestant
r,DiScOpal Convention to succeed the
late Ri Rev. Henry Y. Satterlee as
Bishop of Washington. DR.. Brent was
elected on the second ballot, receiving
80 votes out of total of 14S votes cast.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-05-08
ORDER OF / OBLIGATION.
AGNES M. CLARKE
VS..
JAMES OWEN CLARKE.
In the Circuit Court for Prince Georges
County, Maryland.

No 1851 Equity.
THE OBJECT of this suit is to OBJ
l. tain decree for divorce a vinculo,
Matrimenii. The bill states that the
Complainant and Respondent were
united in marriage May 31st 1894, in
Baltimore, that said complainant was
always kind, affectionate and dutiful
wife, above reproach, that respondent
abandoned complainant, which ab&n-
donment is celebrate and final and be-
yond reasonable hope of reconciliation,
that complainant is resident of Prince
Georges County, Maryland, and the
respondent is to the best of information
and belief resident Of the District of
Columbia, that cir are no living chill
dren the result of said marriage; and
that complainant has supported herself
since the year 1900. 1t is therefore this
28th day of April 1903 ordered by the
Circuit Court for Prince Georges Coun
ty that the Complainant by causing q
copy of this order to be inserted in
some newspaper published in said
County once in each of four successive
before the 29th day of May 1908, give
notice to said absent defendant Of the
object and substance of this bill warn
ing him to appea in this Court in per-
son or by solicitor on or befo the
18th day of June next to show cause if
any he has why decree ought not to
be passed as prayed.
GEO. G. AERRICK; A. j.
BENZ. D. STEPHEN, Clerk.
True Copy BENZ D. STEPHEN,
Test; Clerk.
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In MenlOriam.

Miss Alice Harper, formerly of this
town, died suddenly at the home of her
sister in Atlanta, Ga, on Thursday OF
last week. Her remains were brought
here and the funeral took place from
Trinity Church on Monday, in the pres
snce of large gathering of loving
friends. The beautiful service was i'm
pressiyely read by the Rector, who also
spoke in appropriate terms of the noble
virtues of the deceased The floral
tributes were so numerous that all could
not be placed upon the casket, and
were used for adjoining the chancel.
The memory of the sweet, unselfish
and lovable character of Miss Alice
Harper ought to be an inspiration to
the people of Marlboro For quarter
of century she taught the girls school
and hundreds Of devoted pupils of past
years will bear in fond recollection her
bright, cheerful presence, and the
generous and tender heart, ever prompt
ing her to deeds of love and kindness.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-05-08
Meeting Of School Board.

The School Board met on Tuesday
with all the members present. Mr.
Blandford who was reappointed by tbs
Governor presented his commission
and the Board organized by electins
Nj. Charles b. Stanley, President, and
Mr.. Frederick Sasscer, Secretary, Urea
surer and County Superinten dent.
The following business was transact.
ed:
Ordered, That this Board reco mmend
to the County Commissioners the ap-
preparation of $3.50, or as much thereof
as may be necessary, for an addition ta
public School No. 2, 18th district.
Mr. John Miller, chairman OF tn,
building committee of the Brentwood
School, and others of the committee APP
peared before the board in reference tC
the sale of bonds to be issued for build
ing said school.
The list Of local trustees was revised
and the appointments will be complet-
ed at the next meeting.
Adjourned to meet subject to the cal
of the President.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-05-08
BREVITIES.

Miss Mary Hawks, of New Jersey,
is visiting Miss Edith Hill.
Mrs. F. E. McManus and little son
are visiting Judge and Mrs. Byron S.
Amber in Washington.
Miss Ethel Suit of Washingt
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs
Jessie Suit, Of this town.
DR. and Mrs. Charles A. Wells, of
Hyattsville. have returned from a tri
to the Holy Land and other foreign
countries.
Mrs. William Beasley, Of Lynch
burg, Va, has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Joseph K. Roberts, and is now the
guest of Mrs. F. W. Hill, at "Bleak
Hill"
There will be lawn party at the
re sijence of Mr.. John T. Suit on
Wednesday, May 18th, for the benfit of
Fsrestville Methodist Church.
DIR. and Mrs. McConville, and little
children, of Washington, spent Sun
day with Mr.. William Bailey, at the
Marlboro House.
Col. Richard Contee, one of the
direct descendants of John Contee Fair
tax, who was Lord Fairfax, of England
died last Friday morning at St. Joseph
Aespital, Baltimore, of heart disease,
after an illness of two weeks. His
funeral took place at Woodvllle. this
county, and the interment was made in
the family burying ground at that place.
Colonel Contee was born February, 9Th
1886, at Pleasant Prospect, the old
Contee estate, near Collington, in
Prince Georges county.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-05-08
Orphans Court.

There was a regular meeting of the
Orphans Court Tuesday with all the
Judges in attendance. The following
orders were passed:
Ordered, That the last will and tesla
ment of Albert E. Charles. deceased,
be and the same is hereby admitted to
probate and record, that Albert b.
Charles be appointed executor; b)nd in
the sum of $19O filed and approved;
notice to creditors ordered; John G.
Truxon and Henry Shultz appointed
appraisers.
Ordered, That the last will and test
ment of Gerge w. White, deceased. be
and the same is hereby admitted to
probate.
Adjourned to meet May 10Th.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-05-08
A Pretty Wedding.

Miss Pearl May Neal, daughter of the
late John T. Neal, of this town, and
Mr.. George Pausch, of Baltimore, were
married last Thurs day noon at the rec
tory of Holy Innocents' Protestant
Episcopal Church, Baltimore. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. DR..
George W. Dame, rector Of the church
Only few relatives of the couple wert
present.
The bride was becomin ely dressed in
Cope nhagen blue suit and carried a
bouquet of Bride roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pausch left Baltimore
Immediately after the ceremony for 8
trip North. They will be at home to
their friends after May 18th at 1884
East North avenue.
MIR. Pauch, who is in the employ OF
the Safe Deposit and Trust Company,
is a graduate, of the Baltimore City
College. and twice won the distinction
of capturing the first yeaaly scholarship
at the Johns Hopkins University.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-05-08
4otal ano Qersumal.
County Commissioners.

There was regular meeting Of the
County Commissioners Tuesday with
. full Board in attendance. The boar q
passed the following order.
Ordered, That Alton E. Donaldson,
be appointed constable for Laurel Dis
trict, bond filed and approved.
Ordered, That the Public Local laws
be published in the Marlboro "Gazette,
"Hyattsville Independent" and Laurel
Democrat, at cost of $3.50 each.
Ordered, That DR.. John E. Sansbury,
be appointed Health Officer for 2 years.
Ordered, That Messrs. Charles II.
Eslin, Joseph Q. Tarman, Charles
sauberlick. Henry L. Morris and B. E.
Randall, be appointed trustees to the
Aims House.
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Nor1cE TO CRED1roRs.

In THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF MARY
LAND, IN BANKRUPTCY.
TAKE NOTICE that Thomas n.
l. Mohler having been adjucated a
bankrupt by the Honorable Thomas j.
Morris, Judge of said Court, on the oth
day of October, 1907, first meeting OF
creditors will be held in the United
State Circuit Court Room, Postottice
Building, Baltimore. on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 9Th, 1908,
at12 o'clock M, for the purpose of al
lowing claims, examining the Bank
ra selecting a trustee or trustees
DANIEL NJ. MURRAY,
Referee.
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ORDER OF RATIFICATION
THEODORE F. BROWNING ct al.
vs.
SUE L. BROWNING ct al 8
In the Circuit Court for Prince Georges
County.
No. 1907 Equity.

No. 1907 Equity.
ORDERED on this Goth day of April
" 1908, by the Circuit Court for
Prince Georges County in Equity, that
the sale of the property mentioned in
these proceedings made and reported by
Percival NJ. Brown, Trustee, be ratified
and confirmed unless, cause to the con-
trary thereof be shown on or before the
23rd day of May next; provided copy
of this order be inserted in some news
paper published in Prince Georges
County, Maryland, once in each of
three successive weeks before the 23rd
of May next.
BENZ. D. STEPHEN, Clerk.
True Copy BENZ. D. STEPHEN,
Test Clerk.
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Under and by virtue of the power
- contained in mortgage from
Edward S. Stewart to Frederick F
Reese, Trustee, dated January 28th,
1907 and recorded among the Land
Records of Prince George County in
Liber E. D. S. No. 50 folio 62 ETC., the
undersigned as assignee of said mort
gage will sell at public auction at the
Court House Door at Upper Marlboro
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TUESDAY MAY 10Th 1908

NJ IL " SlOCh n. III.
all that tract or parcel of land situate
in Prince Georges County, on both
sides of the Electric Railroad at the
Junction with the east side of the Pope's
Creek Railroad.
Adjoining the lands of Augustus
Lloyd and one Manners, also lands of
Martin Fladung, Mr.. Lem and Mr.. Har-
dy, containing
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222 16666 ACRES
MORE OR LESS

and described by metes and bounds,
courses and distances in said mortga ge.
This tract binds on the East side Of
Pope's Greek Railroad for about One
Third of mile on both sides of the
Electric Road for About OneHalf of
a Mile. 1t lies high and is well situated
for rural development, with plentiful
supply Of fine water and considerable
wood.