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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28

Rational church -if2g Fourth.
2ia0 lecture by Prof. C. q. Oyster.
on "Why Arc We Here on Enrth3"
Occult Science 12i N lth and
Valley Lecture 81 30 y. ~. by MIN
ME Jennings on The Man Jesus"
Now Thought 1921 Fourth.
Morning lecture BY Prof Lce. on
"AairoioRy, or the Effect % the
rlnnrtH on ones Life"
Seattle Spiritual Association 1881
First chaH. j. Anderson ~ Callfnr-
MIA speaks ~ . D ~. on - Modern
Wow ~ Heaven ana Hon"
Now Thought Society Mr. w. T.
Kent viii address THE meeting " the
New Thought Society Va ita halt
it2g Fourth. AT 3 y. m, subject
why Christianity Has Failed"
strangers aud visitors made wei
come
Adventist Christian Corner w.
James ~ and 10th av.i ~ T.. Hay.
ward pastor Preaching a. ~
o'clock, subject, our Church
Home" Sunday school. 1915. 10y.
al Workers $40 Preaching. 1880.
First Divine Science Columbia
College hall corner broadway and
Pine ntH AGNES X Mccarthy, pas
tor = a. IA. subject Proving the
Doctrine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28

~ urtil Saturday nlght Of next
u.st ssll the Moore theatre pre-
=. one Il rs regular attractions.
Naex he week there viii BE- a
/. al<kts Of darkness. but the
~ pfomises the really big al
tire q The week for Monday
81 shen Madame Lillian Nor.
4 ~ kreairst soprano. appears
sxxsrt with the Seattle sym
tn rchsstra
Mse arr promised The
81 Ne has been seen h. Seat.
kssrs Il Is only a few weeks
- a. Lots and the Third Avenue
4stt<s had rival productions. Now
IL enmissd the only authorized
rlxticn weren't the others the
azf'--.ls 81 hand 10 be presented
: @:urd&y night o. next week
Mvleal comedy al the Grand gives
xu . . drxma % the weSt. while
= frxna Of the west AZ the Lois
- = sacreeded BY a society com
4 Tts Lots - promising 4 pop
Il ttfrzetion In Mrs. Letting
as nao,s. By Augustus Thomas
z=1trzma succeeds meiodrama at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28
Elah, New star Acts.

Eight new vaudeville acts viii b.
made known az the Star theatre on
Monday afternoon There viii be
the Zelio Troupe OF five aeFo0ate
IN The Monkeys Frolies at the
Zoo. Gus bruno. the dialect story
comedian: Creo. and Illusion act Of
startling realism. MIR and Mra
Edward Esmonde ~ a oneact com
edy drama. The Soldier 81 Prop
willie. the C0opcrs. chatteFiug
ehunss Eddie Rocsch with new
illustrated ballad. the French mo.
ton pictures and Charles Sabine
and Mile. Vera In their latest sue
cess. Variety Tonight and 10.
morrow there will be- the farewell
performance Of the old nhow. head
% ty a hlghly artistic speciality. the
Royal Musical Five.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28
Congregational.

Plymouth Third and University.
Rev. Francis j Vaa Horn. - D..
pastor Morning subject The Love
THAT sent" evening Word Pie
lures ~ the World 20 Which Christ
Came the Greok World.
Pilgrim Broadway and Repub-
ncaH. Rev Edward Lincoln Smith.
y. T.. pastor Morning subject.
'The Efficient Life' evening ser
mon rs the associate pastor. kev.
r. g. FHicoucr. on "rhe Christian
Funda montala ~ No. i, LIES
Breath"
Queen Anne Queen Anne nv.
and Caller. Rev sydney Strong pas
tor. Morning subject. "Chftats APP
peal 10 Men" evening, Christ and
the Young Man" with prelude 90
The Billboard Nsllsnnce."
tnivefaty Brooklyn av NJ
Rev. H. G. Mason. pastor Morning
subject. Seeing God. 8 p m. mt
8ioai vesper service.
f1dgewater-- Whitman Az. and
Kilbourne st.; Rev. VIM. g. Kant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28

'liaalenlng the Coming evening,
Thy Kingdom Come"
II Jamea'@N 3eth and stone
av, Fremont. Rev a. NJ White.
rector. Morning topic. way IL Ny
Pain Perpetual and My Wound In
durable. which Nefuaoth to tfeai7"
~ James Corner N 1sth ~. aud
stone av, Fremont. Services by
tiehard Mansfield white az III a. NJ
Subject why I Am a proteatant
catholic" during which address Nj.
WHITE win read from an original
book by James tahes archbishop ~
Armangh ana primate Of all ireland
1888, an arfRignment Of tho pope Of
Home az Anti Christ.
- stophon'a 1884 w. SIND ~
ballard tiov John A. ~ clair. rec
tor Services Sunday school. . %
=, M morning prayer. II a. M
eNenihg prayer, 1884 q. m Special
Advent subjects. Morning, Wait
Ing for tho Coming, evening. The
Three AdyentA"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28

The coming week another bill equal.
" We'll balanced Ia assured.
Homer Lind, operate baritone.
lately with Henry w. savaEe's pro.
duction OF "Paralfal." and who has
entered vaudeville Tor a brief en-.
easement appears ia a one.aet mus.
teal playlot The Opera Singer"
containing both humor and pathoa
Others ON the bill are nyefa and
Hermann, In a great pantomine act
including acrohntiea, Charles w,
hroweer, with Edith Ilnkle and com.
pany In the oneact episode. super.
stltion', Burt Earle. known in Eng.
land az the kings banloist';
I.ayine and Leonard, an automo
bile trayasty; Sue Smith. s.rhc
American Girl. Hfn high clasa vocal
selections. GchAn aud Spencer.
dancers. and OF course the Orpheum
motion pictures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28

filai~-5th and sprins. Row. A.
~ Matthew'S. pastor Morning too.
w. The Moral Value nf Courage
evening The Quark Doctor ana
Medical School Are MonacinE ths
tnfain and Health - Seattle Citi.
South Seattle branch Rev. w II
Leo. pastor Morning topic a sons
~ Thanksgiving
Vcorgeigwu- Rev q n McNiUaa.
pastor Morning topic. Your fud.
den Sin
WestmlnsteF broadway and CO.
lumbia ~ Rev Br J. NJ Wilson
pastor Subjects SECOND On Mca.
slanir Prophecy. Abraham and ~.
MeHHinnic Covenant" and The M
strumont ~ Justification Faith ~
hfiHf Cfucifled pNipft editorial
should a Mans Religion Affect Wta
Political standing Mems N1ndsy
wight Meeting Current Topic
Question Box. "Reiiaioas Problems
in iho Bible and Present Day Life
cherry Street Rev ". A ste
tsuHon, IN. d. pastor N a. IN.
knmanism % liberty Which
80 D M. The Creation of me
world Illustrated SUNDAY school
a. a. IN. Christian Endoavof q 40
Georgetown Rev &. a. McMnlin
pastor Subject at m a. IN. a'rho
Value " Ashes az Food. subject
at 1870 .. ms "A Sure Rule for
Success"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28

inKglers and operate singers will
be the features OF the new pantaFee
show opening Monday The John.
son Studonta. club maniacs. Will
present sensational performance.
finishing with what they term,
Exceeding the Speed Limit
Martelll and Rosai are an Italian
Operate Duo. who have taken lead
Ing parts IN the famous Maacagni.
Tiveli and French grand opera com.
panloa. and will offer selections
from the best grand and popular
operas silent" TAFT In an eccentric
wizard Tho Worlds Comedy -Four
IL singing quaftette. Conn.
Downey and Willard viii put on a
comedy sketch which Is reported TO
produce continuous roar Of
laughter, Albert Leonard In a novel
dancing turn and Mr. Eiwella new
song aud a Herlen u comedy motion
pictures VIII conclude a we'll round
ed bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28

Ashury- 10th and whitman. Rev
WIN. fnrk, pastor Morning topic
Home Protection Force even.
ins. Temperance" hy Mrs Park
Trinity tifat and Mercer v. q.
Eferr, pastor MnrninE address hy
district Sunday school aupefinfsBd.
cp' evening, The Attitude on Obe
diencc."
Interplay 8@na and Grand. Rev
v h Drake. pastor Morning tonic
the True Kingdom. what and
Where evening SERMON b. Rev.
~ Marlaft
First fifth and Marion nt. Rev
W " W Rees. pastor III a m
subject "on the Road % JcYusa
iem 10 . m. subiect. Can We
Green ia@hea=e Corner etth and first
~ y r.. Rev. = I. BENEDICT, pas
Tor Morning service al i0,g0. Al.
dfcaa ~ Rev ~ a rovlngion. o.
the Washington Chiidrrn'n Home
Evening service az 10 strfeoptl.
con lecture on Creation Weuh or
70 Science and Christianity Dis.
asreoY'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28

Al the Settle theatre. where the
best Of the travelling melodramatic
companies appear. a picture og life
In mining camp IN California Ia the
days Of 20 u 70 BE- presented Il -
entitled. "A Struggle for Gold and
n claimed 70 contain plenty 81 life
thrilling scenes and situations. and
comedy enough 10 anus. every.
t-cSf The fact that the Seattle 10
drawing crowded houses at every
performance Is testimony Of meIo
dramas eopnlarify.
-Bunco In Arizona finishes ia
run tonight II Is a pleasing play
that should not be missed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28

- NV ~ Eff'a
Only few weeks ago we bad
George nroadhurst'a MASTERPIECES.
The Man OF the Hour" Theatre
goers know that anything bearing
the broadharst name II above the
implication OF fnedloerity. and ARE
therefore confident that TEXAS. "
opcning tomoTrow az the Grand. a
frontier pay BY Broadhufst. viii be
we'll worth seeing
The play serves as a vehicle for
the talents Of Mas Nora shelby. Of
whom Il Ia said that she Is the onls
actress in America without a fad
Miss Shelby says that Il she has a
fad at ali Il Is ambition aud a viii
lngnaas 10 sacrifice personal whima
20 success tn her art. She has q
strong supporting company. accord
ing TO the busy press agent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28

A. ~ Desil, which ls 10 BE- pre-.
-. ~ y The Moore next SATURDAY
49,. Z ne Henry W Savage pro.
szs,' and BY New York critles In
- vas pronounced FAR auper.
&. -. &c version presented under
- eaaseinent u Harrison Gray
iii . ~, Savage sold the rights
hsh,ss s ~ 70 James D. Barton.
Vi s. !. ~ bart0n's company mat
~ 4 s, W. mere. The actors are
$780,, I e capable and an excellent
Aysfalosssaoa OF Molnars great
aeal drama Is promised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28

nor. u. ID, pastor. Morning subject
our 0oodly Heritage" evening,
Writing Ones Life Book
Green f.ahe Rev chaa r. Clarke
pastor Morning subject. Things
% the Flesh and Things of the
spirit, evening. "a Taste"
oak Lake Near oak Lake school
y 10 y, m. Sunday school. Mrs !
w Denny, aupt, gao Worship and
sermon
oliyes Winter Il ana Pipeline. 10
= M Sunday school n, worship
ana sermon
Prospect r. Prospect e. and
'tth av ~ ast6 a. M sunday
school Jas + Weisr, sust morn
ms subject. THE kndneaa ~ God I,
evening Every BAY aollFian.
German nth aud Howell REV.
Edward Grieh. pastor Services n
q. m.
kirkland Rev e. - Newberry.
pastor Services n a. va. aud 1850
o. M
noaron I'm Near neacon nm
SCHOOL, Rev J, A. Henry. pastor
Services IA a. m.
Brighton brighton Beach. Rev
~ ~ frost, pastor Services II
"a III
hrilevue- Rev Arthur n. Strong.
pastor Sunday school 10 r. m.i
services J. a. ~ and js0 D. m.
columbia Rev Edw u Mcago
pastor. Services II a. m. aud 30
a. ~,
kirkwood keystone place and
rfth ~ REV. W wilmington pas
tor Morning subject. "The Visible
,hufrh evening. The Church and
the child"
West Seattle Grand Hv and Ces
dar st., Rev =. Tremayne Dunatan.
pastor. Morning address by REV
NoNhl w Raymond. ~ the Anti. "a.
loon league. evening. sermon hy Df
pnnHsan on Was Peter a popn7f
Young stowu-io q. ma. Sunday
school III. song and sermon.
South Aikt. Services In school
house 10 a IN. sunday school. ti.
Worship and sermon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28

HoylHtnn~ Hoylnton and ~ Olive
IVY J. Y. @ Powers. pastor Morn
~ topic. THE New Sgeial aefor.
Vstion ana Regeneration. the Clos
pef Of the Humanity 81 God ana
Divinity ~ MAN. Dr. p O. aiasana
- The university VIII lecture in he
evening nn '"rhe Educational situa !
iiml"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28

The Wrong Husband" at the
Lyric this week % playing % stand.
ing room only. The piece f. re-.
plete with laughable situations
which the company takes the most
o. Next week the at
traction will be "a Lobster for
Two"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28

7 SEATTLE a. wen as at the Third
Hz'se house.
Ne 0rphenm presents as even
9aaeed bill a. that Of the pres
= Feek. Il Is certain % add 10 lta
E7zEitY- Paniages and the Star
r DER usual pleasing vaudeville
#<nns on tap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28

theatre tonight and beginning TO
morrow afternoon "DcadwOod Dick
10 Colorado" f. promised for a week
Stanley Johns viii have the part Of
the hero. the balance Of the com.
pany being suitably cast The al.
ventures of Deadw0od Dick would
stock enough meiOdramag for
season; in fact. he provides as much
excitement during the progress 81
the play as Buffalo Bilrs Wild
West THE play Is of wholesome
tone with a strong moral underly.
Ing H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28

First christenHcns hall, Broad
way and Madison. Subject. AN
Elem and Modern Nceronancy. or.
'Manmeriam and Hypnotiam."
Z Hhifd IN y Johnston bldg. Re.
eltl halt Subject. Ancient and
slog"rn Necfomancy. or Menmer-
Ism aud tiypnotinm"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28

81 gloment'a- 2fth and A. frir 81.
Rev II a. Hilton. rector Morning
topic. Tho Ever Coming Christ.
evening, How % Regain and RE-
tain Health"
Trinity sih and James: Rev. -
". Oowon, rector Morning topic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28

Following his policy of presenting
only the highest class ~ plays 10 be-
obtained. Manager PantaKea " the
lots theatre will next week offer
Augustus Thomas splendid comedy.
Mrs. I.effinKwell's Boota. TIE
play was written four years ago aud
had a hong run In New York. bat
Ike many Of Charles Frohman's al.
fractions u did not come west. Mr..
Pantagcs selected il for early pru.
dnction when he contracted with
Walter =. Jordan. Of Sanger A. lord
an. Tor plays for the Lois during a
recent Wait 81 Mr. Jordan here The
stofa II based upon the finding out
side the window o. a young man
room of a pair OF boots belonging 70
a woman With a Jealous husband
~ course the explanation IL simple.
Put the play goes through three acts
OF merriment. with the manipula.
lions Of an osteopath to straighten
out the tangle. Mr. Frawley and
Miss May are congenialiy cast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28

The present weeks bin az the
Orpheum has been ono big noise.
genuinely entertaining from the be.
ginning No act stood out above
the others but every one on the
program was unusually good. For
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28

Reformed tCprenaufer) - Corner
TORY as and Olive d.. Rev Thon
Melville Slater. minister. Morning
subject Gods Use 81 the Weak h.
Destroy The Mighty. uvenlne stti,-
feet ia u Worth While to prayga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28


firsi-- broadway and Columbia
Rev n J. Whitman. pastor Ser.
mon. morning. ~T,esrissi and RE.
ireted evening. The Long I.oof
Fremont Fremont ave ana XII.
'snufnr az james Gnirn, pastor
hxa President r. r. Trlmbie will
Eive review ~ Temperance worA
rram ~ he n y a.
Green lake flfth Az. y r. and
F-na 81 u g. tsliis. taatar Morn
snE topic reFssual Rssponslhliity
South Seattle HAlnlaf b Arthur
~ tAfpfutrr. past0f Morning top
Pc. lhe chfiEsiaus Hrsponsitisitg
and the Sinners prrll- stsuinf
hief1ainE ps JESUS the beriunsng
q eetis.ni mestinss q be hsld oy
ballard Swedish sesh av N W.
End sis' - Rev q Ellison. pae.
,gr 1Hrn'ns topic, The Glorious
sinnith % the uoapefs evening.
West Seattle 49, GatIlnxSrs. han
California ay.s Arthur ~ gsrprnt~s
pastor i1fis a. M. sermon ~ Rev
" ~ Jones
Columbia Columbia station
Rev y = peyle. pastor.
iiuinanusi Main and stth Az y
iiry , v HasrNarne pastor
University ~ tHsh and Hsoakisu
av Morning and evening topics -
Rev AR einmaas
Ballard i1fh av y. W. ana "a
ttsi a.. Rev. Il. q famoreun. pas
tor
FIRST %nrwesia Danish fgoaarii
and stewart. ftet - ~ Kihl uss4
tor Morning tapie. ~ShannAh All
fsfiah J. Samusis. xkiu. even 2
inE. rNbpseexsF VIII May Come I
swedish University Nlrsinn-.
tsrd and Eastern aY.. Rev. A Hind !
Efrn. pastor,
Dunlap Rainier blvd; Rev peter
a, Klein. pastor Morning. Sian.
wing q Preachers AUugh. 1 EtnNr
AAiL evening. "A Salvation Worth
Having"
firHt German Ninth np X ana
Weller. Rec. Altert fsrAucr. paataf
Morning topic. Httuda Children a
MAGNIFICENT Garments. evening
Tho Divine Saivatioa Fountain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28

Trinity English -ilth and Olive.
REV. y q Lund pastor. Morning
topic. Judgment % Come, even
inE. walking Honestly"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28

Seattle Psychic Eocioty-Alki haii
SO second Lecture IL ) .. m. IS
Helen Rice hutlsiEh. on Thought
Power iiH Control and Culture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28

Adventicai 10th and James. sgo.
= y Hayward, pastor. Morning
topic Signs of the Times even
ma. Thanksgiving.
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SUNDAY TOPICS


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A. the Third Avenue.
In the Shadow u the Gallowss
ends It's run ut the Third Avenue
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-10-16
A SMITH VICTORY.

"The Times Crescent of Charles
county says:
"There is but little reason for
Democrats being skeptlcal OF victory
in the Fifth Congressional District
this fall as Smith has not only a
tirst-class chance to win but when
we get down and figure, and you
low figures don't lie, his election is
assured.
SIN Anne Arundel, where Mudd
has been in the habit of getting a
substantial majority, we have the
word of DR.. George Wells, the Dem
ocratic leader of that county, and he
has always made that word good
when he has undertaken to forecast
a political result in Anne Arundel.
that bis county will give Smith a
thousand majority in November.
Experimenting this we have Howard
which is sure to come to the I ont
han 'red strong for Democracy,
and it is conceded that the wards of
Baltimore city will give Smith at
least thousand majority, which, in
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-10-16
CHAIRMAN WETMORE CON.
FIDENT.

Chairman Moses D. Wetmore. OF
the Financial Committee, who opens
the mail that brings dollar subscrip-
tions TO Democratic headquarters,
feels mighty confident of the result
of the election.
1.-THE popular subscription fund is
a great success observed Col Wet
more. dollars come in by every
mail, but we need more than dollar
subscriptions in this campaign
Today received contribution OF
500 from Republican who asked
that I give him twenty five cents in
return. He did not want the fact
known that he as Republican is
contributing to the election of Bry-
an and Kern, and in order to escape
publicity made his contribution
$99.75. Republicans are contribu,
ting literally to our fund. There is
not a mail that does not contain let
ters including contributions from
Republicans who declare they will
vote for Bryan. have been much
impressed with this active Republi-
can support for our nominees. The
only way Taft could be elected is for
Mr.. Bryan to withdraw as candi,
date"
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-10-16
sTRAVs TOWARD BRYAN

Evidence of which way the potltl-
cal wind is blowing sometimes comes
from strange sources. Lew Ha",
kins, the minstrel actor, tells an IN
teresting story which shows the
trend of public sentiment toward
Bryan. Lew is an actor and not a
politician. He tries to please all
shades of political opinion, and to
this end he has a campaign song
with stanzas mentioning all OF the
candidates. This is what he says
regarding it:
81 have been singing this song for
about five weeks, mostly through the
West. Every fall get out little
campaign song of some kind, espec-
tally in Presidential years. l have
been singing this one in the cities OF
the West, and now you can believe
me when l say it has always been a
clean sweep for Bryan when it comes
to applause. Why, / sang it in Des
Moinss, Ia, hide bound Republican
city in Republican state, and the
audiences simply cheered the Bryan
verse so that / had to stop, while
they almost Kissed nae off the stage
when I sang the Taft stanza. 1t
was clean Bryan sweep, and it was
the same thing in Minneapolis, st.
Paul, Chicago, Salt Lake City ard
Denver"
The metropolitan papers have be-
gun to speculate as to the men whom
Mr.. Bryan will select as members OF
his official family in the event of his
election as President. The Hearst
papers predict that Herman Ridder,
treasurer of the Democratic National
committee, will be appointed ambas-
sador to Germany. This is the first
time Mr.. Bryan's election has ever
been considered seriously Ly hos
tile press. There is no more such
indication afforded anywhere that
the Democrats will assume control
of the Federal Government March
4th next.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-10-16
~ ~
SUPERvISeas i'.OTICE
OF
ELECTION.
NOTICE Is hereby given that an
IN election will take place on
Tuesday, November 3rd, 1908

in the several Election Distri It's of
Prince Georges county at the respective
polling places as fellows:
1st district tVansville)-Grange Hall,
Beltsville.
end (BIadcnsburg)-Chas Manning's
residence, Bladensburg.
3rd Marlboro -Truck House.
4th IN otting ham)-At II. II. Sasscer's
Building, North Keys.
9Th (Piscataway)-At Mrs. nj. Under
woods House.
9Th (Spaldings) AT Henry Jaeger's
Houee, Forestville.
7th (Qpeen Anne)-At VIM. Neussen's
tenant house.
sth (Aquasc ')-At Amos Davis build
9th (Surratts)-At Herbert Shaffer's
store.
10th aurel)-First precinct City Hall
Second Precinct-Penns Store.
18th (Bsandywine) Mrs. Margaret
A. Bowie's tenant house.
18Th tOxon Hi'D-At J. T. Grimes resi-
deDcc.
18th (Kcnt) AT Mrs LAURA Magruder's
new house. Brightseat.
18th (Bowie)-At Paul Watts new
Store.
18th (Mellwood)-At w. Ogle's resi-
dence.
18th (HyattsvilD- Mas onic Hall.
18th (Chillum) -Firemcn's Hall, Brent
wood.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-10-16
OnDER OF RArlF1cArloN
ROGER B. BERRY
VS..
MARY L. BERRY, ct al

In the Circuit Court for Prince
Georges County in Equity
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-10-16

all, gives him total in maiorlties OF
twenty-six hundred, which must he
overcome by Mudd in the counties
OF Prince George, Charles, ST. Marys
and Calvert, and the ponderous
question arises, How will he ever
do il2 An unanswerable query, a
fact beyond accomplishment, if the
Democrats Of the district stand true
to the cause and vote straight for
| Smith.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-10-16

Price | Cent.
tIHE SUN
(BALTINORE, MD
NOW SELLS FOR CENT, AND
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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-10-16
Office.

THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
l. of Prince Georges County, Mary
land, will meet on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Tuesday,
October 10th, 2lst, and 2znd, 1908,
to adjust claims of assessment.
By order of the Board:
Test-HENRY ST. J. L. BRISCOE,
Clerk
Octet.