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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-10-17
New Local Telephone Manager

Charles G.. Wells, ior several years
past resident manager ior the Dia-
mond State telephone Company, was
this week succeeded by W. c. Cough.
oi Dover The company was recently
absorbed by the Bell people, and it is
understood that the county service is
about to be curtailcd and rates raised.
MIR Wells was active and efficient in
developing the telephone service in
the county and has been uniformly
courteous and obliging in his inter
course with patrons and the public
in general His many friends regret
the severance 81 his relations with the
company.
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DEATHS
MRS. ELIZABETH CONSTABLE.

MRS. ELIZABETH CONSTABLE.
The funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth e..
Constable was held last Friday after
noon, with services at her residence,
conducted by Rev. William Schouler
and Rev. John McElmoyle. and was
largely attended by townspeople and
friends from other points. The pail
bearers were DIR. John II. lamar, DIR.
II. Arthur Mitchell, Julian Cuttings,
John c. Cuttings. DR.. William s. Ar
cher, William Knight. William s.
Evans, Esq. and Hester Hess. Esq.
Intermcnt was made in the family lot
in the Presbyterian cemetery. The
floral tributes were choice and elegant,
REUBEN WHITE.
Reuben White. a well known and
much respected resident OF North
East. died last Friday at the German
Hospital. Philadelphia, where he ar
rived on the previous day for treat
ment for lockjaw He had run a spin
ter under one OF his thumbs and in a
short time symptoms OF lockjaw de-
vcloped DR.. Housekceper hurried
him to the hospital. but nothing could
he done for his relief Mr.. White was
65 years oi age and leaves a widow
and several grown children.
MISS CAROLINE MCCULLOUGH.
The funeral Of Miss Caroline l.. Nc
Cullough was held on Saturday at the
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Church Services

REV n. NJ. G. HUFF. OF Philadel-
phia. viii preach and administer the
Holy Communion in St. Andrews
tGoldsborough MemoriaD Church.
Andora. tomorrow Sunday at ) p. m.
aSt. Paufs Church. Earleyillc, Oc-
tober rs. Harvest Home service at
1880 a. M. Zion Church, Cccilton.
Preaching 2.3o p. IN, subject. Con
hdent Laborcrs for the Lord" Har-
vest Home services in evening, at 2 30.
--Hopcweil NJ E. Church, Wood
lawn, Rev. J Howard Gray, Pastor.
Sabbath service October iS:--Sunday
School at $50; preaching at 1890 a.
m. and & p. III. Morning subject
Sermon to Red Men. by Pastor: even
ing subject-Rcv Amos Brown will
preach Epworth League at 100.
Preaching at Asbury at ; p. M. by
DIR. A. s. Mowbray.
FElkton NJ. +. Church services to-
morrow:-io.3 go a. M. preaching by the
Pastor: ? p. m. Sabbath School and
Pastors Bible Class: Gas p. m. Ep-
worth League service; 7.3o p. m.
preaching by the Pastor All invited
and made welcome.
|Rev Washington Lake, Of New
Jersey. will preach in Bethel NJ. +.
Church, Pivot. tomorrow Sunday
morning. Members and the public in
general are cordially invited to attend.
+Rev l. s. Whitaker will preach at
Jones Chapel, Elk Neck. tomorrow
Sunday cvcnig. at 7.3o o'clock The
public is cordially invited to attend
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Infant Burned ny Lye

Madeline. the inian, daughter of
John Paul. on Thursday pushed from
table a saucer containing what was
lett OF some I've that had been used by
her mother in household work. and
was painfully burned about the face
and lips and slightly in the mouth.
Fortunately. none of the I've was sw d.
lowed by the child and none got in her
eyes DR.. II A. Mitchell was prompt
ly called and gave the needed treat.
ment to the little sufferer The burns
while painful are not serious.
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Harvest Home Atm. E. Church

The Harvest Home services at Elk
ton NJ. +. Church on Sunday were well
attended throughout the day, and in
the evening the auditorium was crowd.
ed, chairs being placed in the aislcs.
The decorations OF fruits, flowers. GER
Gals. etc. were very artistic. The
music was admirably rendered, notably
the anthems at the night service, dur
ing which Governor Crothers gave a
brief but practical and helpful talk on
Young Men and National Life urg-
ing the importance OF coniormancc to
the requirements OF religion and
habits oi thrift and industry as cs-
scntias to individual welfare and de
votion to ideals as OF foremost import
ancc on the part OF citizens in exert
ing their proper influence upon Ma
tional life and progress.
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TAFT I'M
MARYLAND

On Monday next Judge Taft will
speak in Wilmington, arriving there
at 40 p. m. and stopping over for an
hour. Crowds OF people from Della
ware and the Eastern Shore Of Mary
land are planning to be on hand at the
great demonstration Judge Taft will
leave Wilmington at $50 for Balti-
more. where he will address a great
meeting at the Lyric in the evening,
speaking both inside and outside the
hall Efforts are being made to get
the Taft train stopped al Elkton for
short platform speech from the can
didatc. ON his way To- Baltimore.
Vice Presidential candidate Shcr"
man will speak in the Wilmington
Opera House on Monday evening
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Hope For Track Section Prizes

General Manager Attcrbury. Gen
cral Superintendent Brooks and
Long, General Passenger Agent Boyd
and several vice presidents OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad. with Supcrin-
tcndent Barnard. OF the Maryland
Division. made an inspection oi the
F., b. & w Railroad. as far as Wash
ington, on Tuesday, Five trains were
used Tor the inspection. the inspection
cars having raised seats. giving 4 clear
view OF the tracks. The men oi the
Middle Wilmington to Perry.
yllle,-hupc Ia land the big prizes Tor
best sections 81 track The division is
in charge oi Supervisor J. 5. Harris
and NJ. dck Smith. assistant
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War On Telegraph Wires

Sixteen lines OF wire of the Western
Union Telegraph Company'> New
York and Washington system. located
between Newark and Stanton, are re
ported To- have been put out oi service
by unknown malicious parties who
bored holes m poles, filled them with
coaloil. which was set on fire The
poles wcr burned. and falling carried
the wires with them The lines were
restored. but later the poles were
sawed close to the ground. and the
wires were again Frustrated
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Personals Social

Mrs O. c. Giles left on Tuesday for
stay at Atlantic City
Mrs. Frances Bond is visiting her
sister. Miss Mary White.
Mrs. f. p. Price is sojourning in
the Blue Ridge mountains.
Miss Florence Perkins has entered
Goldcy College. Wilmington.
Mrs. Frank Burns. OF Singerly. spent
last week with friends in Philadelphia
DR. and Mrs. C. NJ Ellis left early
in the week Tor stay at Atlantic
City,
Mrs. John McElmoyle spent part OF
the week with Germantown tPhila. }
relatives.
Mrs. John ". Scott is entertaining
Mrs. Joseph l.. Wells and daughter, OF
Baltimore
Mrs. Mary L. Mitchell entertained
Mrs s NJ Johnson. OF Leslie. several
days this week.
Mrs. Fannie Nandegriit is visiting
her sister Mrs, Charles Rhcinheimcr
in Camden. ~ J.
Mrs. George T. Witwor,h and Miss
Rcbccca Clark. oi Wilmington, spent
Tuesday in Elkton,
Mr.. and Mrs. John McKenney. OF
Oyster Bay, n. Y, are visiting Mr..
ard Mrs. Taylor w. Mckinney
Mr.. Randcll A. Brown and sons,
Charles and Clifford OF Zion, were
Saturday visitors in Philadelphia.
Miss Lizzie Potts has returned
home from a pleasant visit with friends
and relatives in Clifton Heights, Pa
Mrs. Thomas w Williams and child
rem lett On Tuesday for a iortnieht's
stay with relatives IN New York State.
Miss Lizzie Pott, had IS her guest
the latter part oi last week. Miss
Hannah Kelly. oi Clifton Heights, Pa
DR. ]. g. Dennis and wife spent
Founders Week in Philadelphia. the
guest, 1T Rev, I. r. Hunter and wife
Mrs Howard Bratron had Mrs.
Catherine MckinScy and daughter.
Mis-, Julia MckiuScy, a, guests this
week
Mis-, Julia Garrett is at home after
spending several week, with relatives
IN Philadelphia and with friends in
Wilmington.
Frank Harris. fireman on the p, b.
< W Railroad. i nj his home near
Bay View with muscular rheumatism.
He is improving slowly
Miss Mullic T. Johnson, ni North
East. has accepted a position as type
writer and operator with the Bell
Telephone CO.. in Baltimore.
Mr. Alfred Davis and Mr. Walter
Kitchens, OF Iron Hill, spent Satur-
day and Sunday with MIR and Mrs
Samuel Harris. near Bay View
George ". Boulder and family and
-. {. Strain. oi Baltimore. spent Sun
day in londonderry. Chester county,
with Mr. and Mrs. Passmorc Green
field
Rev Hamilton u Phelps has re
sumcd his duties as Rector of ST
Thomas Church. Newark. after an alb
Scncc OF several months on account, OF
i'll health
Mr.. George Cuthbert beverley. for
mcrly oi Middletown, now oi Nc
gainesville. Md, and Miss Helen
Jenkins Parsons. oi St Mary's county,
were married in ChcStcrtown, on Wed
ncSday.
Mr.. Alfred b. Reynolds. OF the
Eighth district. and Miss Violet II.
Mckinscy. oi Chestnut Level, Pa.
whose wedding was set for October
81. surprised their friends on Wcdncs-
day BY announcing their marriage IN
Lancaster Pa. last Saturday
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Weeks Football Scores

The Tome Institute eleven played its
second. game OF the season on the
home field on Saturday with the West
ern High School team OF Washington
and won by score OF II to 9. The
play 81 both teams was pretty well
balanced in the first half, but in the
second Tome showed superiority with
greater variety OF moves and more
ground gained. A heavy wind affected
forward pass tactics The lineup was;
TOME. W. II. s.
Caller ......Leit end. ...... Smith
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The County Commissioners met in
regular session Tuesday at their Office
IN Elkton Present. w. II. DeShane.
President: John +, Pierce and c. a.
Benjamin.
were read and approved, and sundry
bills passed and ordered to be paid.
On Wednesday at eleven o'clock the
Commissioners opened the bids for
the $4,000 road bonds, which were as
follows:
Equitable Guarantee and Trus, CO..
Wilmington. whole issue. par with ac-
crned interest since July /. 1908
Hamilton & Co. and Baker. Watts
& Co. Baltimore. whole issue. SIo46S
with accrued interest.
First National Bank OF North East.
10 bonds. $ioIs with accrued interest,
Frank =. Price. Elkton, 10 bonds,
SIo4.
F. II Rowland, 10 bonds, $Io2s.
r. J. McCaulcy. Leeds. 8 bonds SIo3.
J. Frank Blake. Childs, & bonds,
SIo5s.
Harry NJ. Taylor. Elkton, 8 bonds,
Sross.
James NJ. Casho, Barksdalc, ; bonds,
SIo2S
DR. Charles +. Miller. 4 bonds. Sl.o2
Iamblcton & Co and Baker Watts &
Co. were the highest bidders, Slol6S
with accrued interest being equal To
Sl.ooI3S. or S26,s34.sS for the $4,000
bords The bonds bear ntcrcS, at the
rate ni per cent from July /. 1903.
.,,I ,I,. ,,,,,,.,. r.,I,..J from, choir ala
will be used for the proposed improv
ed roads between North East and
Bay View and Rising Sun and Prin-
cipio The county is authorized To
issue 100000 in bonds Tor permanent
roads and $4,000 will be disposed oil
annually for the purpose
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Badly Hurt In Auto Wreck

Henry u. Tatcm. al CollingSwood,
n. J., and Mrs Tatcm. a daughter oi
Capt W ] Wilson, OF Elk Neck. and
MIR and Mrs J Fithian Tatcm. were
thrown from an automobile near Ham
monitor. n j. one day last week. The
two ladies were unhurt but Mr. Ia
tens lett arm was broken near the
shoulder and his hip was badly hurt
Mr. J. +. Tatcm got a cash in his
head and another IN one 81 his legs
The accident was caused by one Of
the rear wheels oi the car breaking
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HAVERFORD. II: DELAWARE. o.

Delaware College met defeat On the
llaycri"rd gridiron on Saturday by a
score of II to o Both teams played
well at the start. and during the first
half. but in the second Delaware weak
cucd. and Haveriord made long end
runs. Papperman and Haley did the
best work for Delaware. the former by
interference and the latter with for
ward pass. netting fifty yards. Haver
ford scored 5 in the first half. Bard
doing the best work and kicking Il
goal in the last half The lineup was:
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WEDDINGS
BIDDLE-wILHfDE

Mr.. Jacob Biddle, of Elkton. and
Miss Lura Beatrice Wilhide, daugh-
ter OF Mrs. A. Wilhide, OF 1872 Wal
brook avenue, Baltimore. were mar
ried on Saturday afternoon. in Har-
lem Avenue Christian Church. Rev.
b. A. Abbott, the pastor, performed
the ceremony Messrs Ricketts, Nell
son. John ward. Evans l.. Dunbar and
Graham Ogle. OF Elkton. were the
ushers. MIR. and Mrs. Biddlc took a
wedding trip to Washington and An
napolis, and arrived here on Tuesday
evening. After November l they will
be 81 home here. where the groom, a
popular young Elktonian, is employed
with the Powers Foundry Company.
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CaIffhumpians Have Innings

The Cali,humpianS or "Gideon's
Band turned out on Thursday night
and with great power and effec, p,id
their compliments to Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob 2,djle, MIR and Mrs Ruben
stone. Mr.. and Mrs John Mex enncy
and Mr.. and Mrs Wcdekin, The sue
cessive tumults kept things lively for
nearly an hour and we're endure |, ii
not enjoyed, by neighborS as well as
the recipients OF the compliments
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Vicious Dog Finds Victim

While Scrubbing the front porch 81
her home. at Nj. Pleasant, Eighth dis
trict. on Monday morning. Hannah
Fclpcl. the - year old daughter OF
William fe'pSI, va. terribly bitten 90
the RICH, side and hip by vicious dog.
said to belong To- Walter Kane The
dog had broken is chain and is not
Thought Ia be rahid
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Net Gain OF 4 On Registration

The total registration OF voters in
Cecil county. as shown after the re
vision Of the lists, completed on Tues
day. is by districts as follows: First,
as: Second. s63; Third,-First Pre-
cinct. go: Third-Second Precinct.
soy: Fourth, 40: Fiith-First Pre-
cinct. 6lS; Fif,h-Second Precinct.
asa: Sixth 733; Scventh--First Pre-
cinct, OIL; Scventh-Second Precinct.
l74. Eighth. cts Ninth, 3o2. On the
total registration there is net gain
Of four votes over the total OF last
year.
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Serious Fall Down Steps

Mrs. Robert T. Pierce, Of CoIora,
slipped on TIE steps at Rising Sun
station, ON Monday evening and fell
10 the platform striking her head
against the wall OF the building. One
OF her ankles was hurt and she was
badly bruised.
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"A new stairway mas been built III
the Port Deposit Telephone Exchange
building and other improvements will
he made
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The Cecil County High School
eleven aud scrub team from town
played game on the formers grid
iron on Monday afternoon The
Scrubs" were beaten by score Of 5
to o. their forward pass being locked
by Davis OF the school team They
think their defeat was chiefly due To
Evans Dunbar, oi their team. Sprain-
ing his ankle. and losing a chance for
u fine. clear run
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Matinee ut HarIan's Track

The matinee races held on Harlan
track. near Chesapeake City. on Wed
nesday were fairly well attended. Fol
it.wing are the results oi the various
events OH the card
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Surveyors were at work this week
on the Calvert Rising Sun road pre-
paratory to its proposed improvement
BY the State.
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JOHN s JONES.

John s Jones, we'll known resi-
dent oi the Barksdalc section. died a;
his home Oh Saturday, aged 70 years.
Til, funeral was held on Wednesday
with services at White Clay Greek
Church and intcrmcut in the adjoin'
ing cemetery.
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ORPHANS COURT.

lUC OTpldHs ApuIl Oh 1eCil 1puUty
met in regular session on Tuesday and
Wednesday OF this week. Present
Hon. William II. Simcoe, Chief Judge;
Hon. Richard y. Merritt and Hon
Thomas S Miller. Associate Judges
Sundry claims against estates OF de-
ceased persons were examined and
passed.
Bonds Approved-Bord Of Daniel
+. Wilson and Samuel ID. Wilson, cx-
ecutors of Amos Wilson; bond OF
Jacob Schneider. administrator of
Katharine Schneider: bond OF Rctta
n. Lindsay. executrix Of Elwood Lind
say; bond OF Albert Constable. execu-
tor oil Elizabeth Groome Constable.
Accounts Passcd-First and final
account OF Mary r. w. Anderson.
Elizabeth Anderson and Robert An
dcrson. executors OF Robert Ander-
son: supplementary account ~ Wal
ter +. Jackson. executor Of Alexan-
der Jackson. and distribution struck
on same: first and final account OF
Hannah ~ Boulder, cxecutrix OF
Lambert u Boulder; first and final
accoun, OF ,,ipson T. Valentine, adj
mirstrator OF Rebekah J. Valentine:
first and preferi d account OF Morris
7. Wood. administrator OF Martha B.
Weldon
Court adjourned to meet III special
session on Friday to pass orders as to
several estates.
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DELAWARE.
IIANERFORD.

Ricnbach for Har,shorn. Murray Tor
Moon. Thompson for Barrett, Rev
noldS for Myers. Rothrnck for l.yndan;
referee. Folwcll. l. OF p; umpire.
Davidson, [. dip.
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COUNTYBOARD y

The School Board met in regular
session Tuesday Messrs
Blake, Carey and Jcnness. Minutes
read and approved
A large number 81 bills were exam
incd and ordered TO be paid.
The following trustees were appoint
cd to Schsol No. J. Fourth district -
Richard Beers and Evan 6. Robinson.
The following resignation were re-
ceived Miss Nora Finley. No. 4,
Fourth. and Miss Blanche Reynolds,
No. ~. Fifth.
The following appointments we're
made Miss Nora a. Stoll. assistant.
Calvert Agricultural School: Miss
Blanche Reynolds. No. o.. Fourth:
Miss Ethel Reynolds, No Ia, Fifth.
The Secretary was authorized to pay
$40 to each OF the following schools,
each of them having raised ten or more
dollars:-H w. Caldwell. Chesapeake
City High School and No. S, Second;
s. K Miller. No. o, Sixth Z. B. Fock-
Ter. North East High School and No.
5. Fifth: Frances M. Cleayes. No. 6,
Fifth: Georgia ?. Clifford. No. 2, Sew
cnth; Mrs NJ. A. Palmer, No. }. Sixth;
II. c. Hartnct,. No. !. Third: Pearl
Gorrell. No. 2. Sixth; Anna NJ. Brick
ley. No. 0. Fifth; Cora Mannon. No. 6.
Fourth; Charlotte +. Warner. No. Q,
Fourth; NJ r. Mccoy, No. ~. Third;
and 10 add ten dollars TO aid in pay
ing for an organ at School No. IS.
Sixth. Mss Rawlings. teacher
The Board was engaged for some
time in adjusting teachers salaries
under the law oi 1903
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MRS. MILTON d. FLETCHER.

Mrs, Mary Kirk Fletcher, wiic u
Milton -. Fletcher. and sister OF for
mcr Sheriff Cecil Kirk ard Holiday
II Kirk. died on October &. at her
home near r'rincip-d, oi consumption,
aged - years.
Her funeral wa, held on Sunday
with service, at lIopcwell NJ. +
Church. and in,crmcnt III the adjoin
ing cemetery.
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residence OF her sister at Brentwood.
near Washington. d. {. lnterment
was made in Norfolk. Va. Miss Me
Cullough, who died October 8, was a
daughter OF the late William and Mar
tina A. Mccullough, OF Port Deposit,
4 brother, John Mccullough. oi
Brunswick. Ga. and two sisters.
Misses Martha and Mary Mccullough,
Of Mnshinptnn. survive her
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-18
C0URLEY WILL
SUCCEED LACY
Local Democratic Headquarters Will be Opened at Once
Executive Committee Has Been Chosen
Favorable Reports

Last night there was an important
meeting of the nominees on the demo-
cratic county ticket and of the mem
berS or the county central committee
The resignation of Sterling b. Lacy
as secretary of the county central com
mittee was received. Mr. Lacy finds
that he will not be able to devote the
time necessary to the duties of the
office. His resignation was accepted
splendidly qualified to fill that office
with credit and satisfaction. being
pretty thoroughly versed in local poll
teal history and movements.
J. Samuel Gourley. well known
young democrat. was elected to NIL the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Mr.. Lacy A good selection was made
when Mr.. Gourley was chosen to sue
coed Mr. Lacy. He will make Il most
satisfactory secretary.
Chairman Lacy McClintock of the
central committee announced that the
headquarters would be established in
the rooms over the Fleming ~ Lamb
furniture house on Main street between
Fourth and Firtn. T.c Offices will be
Various matters pertaining to the
campaign We're discussed at the meet
ing last night.
Chairman McClintock completed his
executive committee today.
Reports received last night at the
meeting from leading democrats in ev-
cry section of the county Indicate that
the ticket nominated last week by the
democrats is meeting with universal
approval. 1t is a ticket on which ali
members of the party can unite and on
which all Independent voters can look
with favor.
mittee expects to carry on Il clean.
straightforward campaign. Every
honest and Legitimate effort to elect
every man on the county ticket and to
carry the county for the state and ma
tional ticket viii be made.
Nearly all of the candidates on the
county ticket We're present at the meet
ing last night
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-18
SOME GOOD BUYS IN CITY
PROPERTY

Pair of lots between Sth and 9Th
on Ouray $3.50.
Pair of lots between 10th and 11th
on Grand $500.
Pair of lots between 9th and eth
on Teller $3.50.
Pair of lots between Sth and 9th
on Gunnison $3.50.
These are all fine locations for
building and can be bought on easy
terms.
Nearly new 7-room modern house
on White, price $500. $500 down
balance to suit purchaser. Can sell
furnished IL desired.
Fine 6-room modern house close
in on Ouray. Price, S3500; y down.
New Groom modern house and
good barn on Rood. Price. $4,000.
$1,000 down balance monthly pay
ments.
New 5-room house on Teller Price,
$1,000 5000 down balance month
| ly payments.
| These houses are all well located
being between 9th and l1th
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-18
A Dangerous Leak.

When an engineer discovers a leak
in his boiler that will not allow him
to keep up steam. he has an expert
boilermaker repair that leak as soon
as possible.
People afflicted with headaches
and eye pains have a leak of nervous
energy and brain strain through the
eyes which is the cause. They should
be Just as prompt. or more so. than
the engineer in having that leak re
paired.
Nervous leaks of the eyes are re-
paired scientifically and accurately by
CHAS. GASHO. Oph. D.,
Rooms 1 and > Margery Building,