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wORKINGMANS WANTS.

all know that this is the
'nly place 20 buy suits OF clothes. So TO s.:
'oats and vests. s. and SO. coats 81 90; pants
100, goods ali WOOL tailor made Slightly
Eorn). We save YOU one half Call and see
TUSTH'S OLD STAND, SO d. myIl-7t
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FOR sALE-MIscELLAHEoUs.

PIANOS DAMAGED IN MOVING.
VIII be sacrificed immediately. Knabs. SIS
$3.50 NAH. upright, $50; baby grand So ,
squares, s. up; $3.50 mahogany upright spa
cial SIS. Six months lessons. Easy terms
GEO. LAWRENCE, New Location. SO O. II
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SALESMEN-TWo experienced gents furnish
fsgs saiesmen. with concentrations good
salary and permanent position TO the right
man. Apply I. GROSNER. 1913 Pennsylvania
ave. NV. my9-3t
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HELP wANTED-Male and Female.

tive Association and D. ia uished employ
Inent without charge. NORTHEAST cor. 7th anu
T. SITS. NV. myle-3t
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THE BELL STUDIO. 1871 q ST NV
EXCELLENCE IL PHOTOGRAPHIC IOa-
TRAITURE. TO INTRODUCE OUR NEW
LINE or PORrRAIrURE We OtFE x
OUR PAIHO-IS WITHOUT CHARGE % r
or OUR LARGE DUCHESS PANELS
WITH EVERY 500 ORDER Az EACLU-
SINE OFFER rs MADE TO FIRST CLASS
LADY SALESWD4lEN ENABLING THE
TO MAKE EASILY $500 4 DAY. APPLY
STUDIO. my6-yyL
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

PIANIST for mcviug pictures; experienced.
BOX L65, Times office. u
WAsHING-E Irst-llazs. 90 do a. home. 42s
MS j
EyA$TED-FGrst-c'ass laundry washing II
take home. doe 90 s.. Address COS I'm nv Il
WASHING and ir.n.ug % take home. CAL
536 Delaware ave. -H- myle-3t
PLACE as housekseper ia saau family good
references Can y * ST. ne mylg-3t
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WHERE TO DINE.

OUR BREAD and pastry are made oa prem
ply siclaus recommend our famous whole
Nhaat bread. SIT VERNON LUNCH. 81 sun
nyllm1. .fr-5Jt
GOOD THINGS TO EAT-Eyerythlng neal
and clean. service. prompt ami courteous.
INEION CAFE so pa ave. Phone a. 5sJ4
my5-uo, We, sz-s5-
TRY OUR dainty lunch breakfast. listen,
Apple sauce, eggs, potatoes. AJt biscuits. and
c1nee JOY lJc. Clean linen Tickets. NEW
RANDOLPH. la9i NV mys-m0. We. sa-gIt
THE ST LUNCH
Our homemade pies are the best Special
lunches for business men, Try US ana be
convinced Of our superiority 1915 q a. uw.
my6m1. we sa-5ot
MacLENNAN.s CAFE; a good place 20 eat.
excellent service. private dining rooms f5r
parties. the home at good service and good
cooking. ll5-iI 18Th ST. uW-
myf-mo Ne.sa-sgt
THE BELMONT CAFE ANDQUICK LUNCH
Try cur special lulcl. 15c. u 20 @ Ladies
sad gentlemen. Lowest prices. Best qualities
$50 Pa Ave
ape9-m0.w, ss-sot
WE HAVE altered our lunch room extensive
ly and are prepared To- receive our patrons.
Purity and excellence our motto.
SHEARYS LUNCE ROOM, 352 = 50. nv.
ap2s-mo. we, sa cot
TIE CALIFORNIA CAFE.
Regular dinners, 15e. FIrst-CIass service
Lunches at all times. Breakfast z5c- gu j. 81
nv Phone 81. s-5,- Purity ana CLEANLINESS
our motto. ap-ylIJ- We zz-5U-
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SITUATIONS wANTED-mALE.

ENERGETIC educated young man having
uall his way through college. desires p.si-
ttru iu 0fHre 0r as OUr7IEu man. Can sell
goods. references Address BOX 81. Times
Once mEl0-e
ACCOUNT NT-By an expert accountant
several sets Of books Co write up and keep
adjusted. Address BOX Do. Times office
YOUNG MAN wants a home with good pn1-
ple. furnish good reference. BOX 255, Times
Office my9-5t
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GREATER WASH. TAILORING co. We
dye. clean, repair Eaunentss reasonable
prices; meas suits spOnged, pressed zSc. oIs
aps7-nlo. we. tr-90t
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UPHOLSTERING.

NOTICE-PaCking ana shipping OF furniture
TO ali points. Carpet cleaning and general
upholstery work. Repairing Of fine furniture
my specially j. ). DCNALBLs zl8I X ST.
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NORTHEAST

IADDON PHARMACY. 300 Florida ave. ne.
CHAS- n. BLUMER, y. Cap, and r sts me-
MCCHESNEY g. JOACHIM. cor. "a and y SIS.
KRAUs' PHARMACY. 6tn and X SIS.
AcCHESNEY & JOACHIM. Sth and + sts-ne
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NoN-MEDIcAL HEALING.

THE IUNOD tTHe Vacuum METHOD NJ
CURING WITHOUT MEDICINE-RY PE-
STORING the circulatiOn-has bean tbs
means OF RESTORING TO HEALTH MANY
of WASHINGTON PROMINENT CITI-
ZENS. after The usual remedies and meth
DDS HAD FAILED
IT WILL CURE THAT LANE RACK
RHEUMATISM, BRIGHTS DISEASE ana
those ailments Of the SPINE STOMACH
KIDNEYS. &c, and those maladies thai q r
feet the limbs and make canes, clutches. ana
wheel chairs necessary. and walking iunp5s-
eible.
Consultation Free.
PROF. H. y d. PARKER.
1924 New York Avenue
Hours 10 20 3
WASHINGTON REFERENCES FOR TOT-
LADY ASSISTANT.
For particulars SEE NOS-HEDTf.AT
HEALING, Back cover. 1s0s City Directory
and this space next Saturday am sunday.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

MEN 10 sell household goods on instalImeRts.
good pay; no experience needed. 7fl 9th II.
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SUI AlaEAcl T.
A Z. POWELL, 4th and East Capitol sts.
ROACH DRUG CO. Sth and @ SITS Sc
81. S. FEALY, NV cor. nth and Pa ave.
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MUSIC.

c. E. CHRISTIAN, TEACHER OF VIOLIN
ORCHESTRAL SCHOOL.
IIudra-Columbia Conservatory Of Music
Phone. n. 5S2- 80 New YORK ave. nv.
ap24-50t
l. A CALI4AN. los EIGHTH y. z
Instruction IN banjo. mandolin. guitar
Instructor OF music Georgetown University
and coluas5ia Conservatory. Phone Lin. 1873.
splI-90f
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MANTELS AND TILES.

prices greatly reduced. EDWIN F. EII.ETT
80 IA 81. So. y I'll remove 10 new quarters
100 SIN NV, jane Isc. aplE51t
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MOTORCYCLES.

MOTORCYCLES.
WHY DOES a second hand Indian motocvcle
sell in preference 90 a new one OF other make .
There Is a reason" EHAS- E MILI.FR
BRO, 1861 18th -. my3-tf
THE "INDIAS'' MOTORCYCLE
EXCELIsS ALL OTHERS ~ SPEED
RELIABLE, DURABLE. UP-TO-DATE
CHAS- z. MILLER BRO. LIZ I4tn nv
mh26-sO.
READING Standard MOTORCYCLES
Best on Earth
Let US Giys Yea a Demonstration
7. n MUD. JR-. 1913 y, J. AVE. n "
nyi-tf
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE THOR ND
CURTISS MOTORCYCLES. THE TWO Up
TO-DATE CYCLES OF THE DAY G. W
BEALL. 2l20 18th st. nv. Phone " 1882
apIs-s0t
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BICYCLES

WANTED--To buy every bicycle in washing
ton at a good price L. T. HUNTER. me
Bicycleman, 1l2 Pennsylvania ave. nv
mys-tf
SOLE AGENTS for the Emblem Bicycle The
best wheel at the lowest price, sold on easv
terms IL desired; also agent for the MerkeI
motorcycles repairing a specially. HARRY
f SEAAiARk. 800 l. 81. NV NH sf-g0t
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BICYCLE REPAIRING.

WHY NOT GET IT done right Bicycle re-
pairing, braZing, nickeling. enamelfne.
Agents for all incandescent gas lights. Al
ways open. OSWALD & HUNTER. Ilg as st
uy1I-mO, \, sa-90t
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ENTIRE sTOCI

ENTIRE STOCK
OF hats 10 be sold at Sl.0o each.
SO q ST. y. ".
my6-90t
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

ONE DOZEN cabinet photos two positions.
showing proofs. 81 so: all work guaranteed;
open sundays. Phone n 5554. MELNICK'
STUDIO sc 1th st. nw. my2-3ot
OUR sPECIALTY-A sepia porcelain minia-
tUre5 oval 21aXs inches. copied from any
photograph Tor $50. BoYCE STUDIO. 1Sz5 +
apl6-s9t
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SOUTHWEST.
'. HUGO EIsENBEIss. 7th and B streets.
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ICE CREAM.

ANY QUANTITY. best in city. 81 per gal:
finest assortment of confectionery goods de-
liVsred- Phones Line So and z52. JAMES
cOkANOS & CO. lzus Il 81. ne. ~ Sth -
anf7-g1l
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TO THE LADIES.

A. u. FALK. 9l7 r.
-Four Black French Wolfe skirts.
Length s0-ai.
Reduced from SO 10 44.s5.
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ANACOSTIA.
BURY's PHARMACY, corner Monroe and
Jefferson SIS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE BELL STUDIO gives one large duchess
panel with every order amounting 90 s. ex-
celsence In p5rtraituTe. Lady solicitors want
ed. 1871 q ma. Phone NJ. 4ll3
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WHOLESALE Hquor license. very cneao:
have sood location for same DCCAN 81
Louisiana ave myff-gt
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GEORGETOWN.
+. P. WELLER. Pharmacy, 1854 N st. nv.
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DYEING, CLEANING, PRESSING.

YOUR CLOTHES made from finest imported
and domestic fabrics al moderate prices
Dyeing. cleaning. pressing, etc done rea son
myg-nIo- fr.sa-9lL
We DYE clean press garments OF all Gs-
EcrIptiOns5 reasonable prices; work consist
entity done. -'IHor0uEhness. our motto
Ham 8 DySlng Cleaning Dept S05iz SIN nv.
apZl-2Bt
J. F. HUTH tECJIPSEJ, dyeius and clean
ing WOrEs. works and offics 81 Ieth 81. ne .
branch 6l5 Penn. ave Sc te epGoue, Lincoln
5ss-Hs wagons call FOR and deliver ap5-s0-
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WANTED-AGEETS.

WANTED-IntellIsen agent useful office de-
vice. low price, good margin, no fakirs.
BON azE Station O. mylQ-2t
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RUG WEAVING.

TTAosDsOMF REVERSIBLE RUGS from
worn carpets: competition dened. ECLIPSE
RUG CO. Laurel. Nd. Branch, - sth 81.
ne Phone Lincoln. 1870 my5-30t
SAVE yoar old carpets; rugs woven from
oil carpets; the only weaving factory Of its
KIND in the city. carpet cleaning. WASH
ISCTON RUG CO., 81 5th 81. NV. n. 1875.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Male and Female.

MANLY young colorsd man and wife. place
10 10 with some white people Tor summer.
Address BOX 1SZ Times office. myII-3t
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DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE.
TAILoRING.

J. RUDOLPH. MERCHANT TAILOR.
Latest impCrIatlCls. Fashionable cuts AZ
moderate prices. Altering, c-esninF-, pressing
neatly done. 59e 5th 81. nv Long established.
ap-ymo. We, Ea-sy,
y. ZARIS. Ladies ana Gents tailor suits
% order; altering, dyelug. cleaning pressing.
goods called for and delivered Phone 81. SIS
III Indiana ave. nv prices reasonable.
myl-S9t
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MEN-Three; experienced as brick mas0Ds-
report today. p. pa. Monday Z a. M, at
Z n ST. Sc myl0-3t
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MEN 20 get best hair cut In the city. 15c.
bows hair hair cut. Zoe, shave with neck
shave Zoe. r8Z1rs h0ne1 i5c; two 2sc, hrst-
class white barbers close pm OF i st-nW.
my1I-tf
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OVER g 600 Positions in our - Offices for Of
nee. sales and technical men Write today
stating experience and salary expected. HAP
GOODS. 1912 Commonwealth Building, Phila~
delphia-
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FOR SALE-Three-chair barber shop; good
location and good business. Address BOX
L&l. Times Office nyil-.t
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BROOKLAND d. c.
ARTHUR ii. +. LUERsSEN Drug Store.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
X. L. CAItAE & CO. I03 King ST.
CHEVY CHASE. ND.
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EUROPEAN PICKPOCKETS.
Trouble They Cause Travellers Dr. rina
Reward for Stolen Articles.
From the Baltimore American.

From the Baltimore Amertcon.
The American who travels In Europe
and does not keep the closest watch on his
valuables 10 almost sure to be relieved OF
his personal belongings by pickpockets. $
said W. Z. Migheh, vice-president OF
the San Francisco Chamber OF Commerce,
who has Just finished a two year tour OF
the world. to an American representative at
the Belvedere.
The light fingered gentry are active
every where from London to Cairo. but I
will give the palm for boldness and dex-
terity to the professionals Of Italy. where
the plumber Of pockets has been reduced
TO q fine art. 1 am a careful man and did
not need to read the constant warnings
against pickpockets. and yet In the great
plaza Of Venice ! was robbed last summer
Of my letter OF credit for SIC, 900. There
was an enormo crowd that had turned
out TO hear the band play. the day being
Sunday. and I was jostled two or three
times by a huge fellow with a big black mus
tache. Finally seeing that he was doing
1t purposely 1 lost my temper and addressed
q hot remark to him. at which he exclaimed:
Pardon. monsieur dropped his umbrella
at my feet. and In STOPPING to get II managed
IN some way to get my letter OF credit. al
though It was In an inside pocket. II caused
me a lot Of trouble. the sending OF many
cablegrams and some money. but I managed
to have the payment stopped and the thief
pronted nothing.
In Rome last Christmas Day I went out
for q ride In the suburbs to sec some rare
paintings In an old church. Wishing to
see the country I took a street car tina
was densely packed. The air was pretty
crisp and I wore ar overcoat closely but
toned. How on earth the rascal managed
to get my watch and make away with It will
puzzle me to my life's end. but he did the
trick. az I found on getting Of the car.
Had It been only an ordinary timepiece
I would never have said a word Of the loss,
but It was an unusually fine watch and I
valued It much more than the $500 II cost.
The manager Of the hotel. whom 1 consulted,
advised me against reporting the theft.
He said that the local pickpockets operated
In gangs, and that within an hour after being
taken the watch wa probably In some other
city. This did not sound well to me, 40 1
up the United States resident Consul
and narrated my story to him. He gave me
the same advice as the hotel man..
still unpersuaded ! called on the chief of
police. That oflcial was polite. but he wanted
me to deposit the 500 rewdrd / was willing
to pay. I saw no advantage In this and
told him I'd think 1t over.
That evening the hotel manager told
OF an American who had been recently
robbed OF 81 1000 and who had put up $500
in advance with the police and who was
waiting for the recovery of his money.
had made UP his mind that he'd like to
get back his 5000. but the Roman police re-
saying they must have time
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Mems $3.50 Straw Hats, 0Sc.
No. 4sss e ~ s:s S:s! Extraordinary Sales for Tuesday.

Crystal Domino Sugar, 8 ID. cartons,
sold by others at l2c.; our price 3Sc,
Deliveries Wednesday and Thursday.
4ec. Holland Blend Coffee, 42c. a
pound: Deliveries Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mcvitie d Prices World Famous
Scotch Bisouits-a great variety.
Two sample packages of Cerealine
given away with each purchase In the
Grocery Store Tuesday-Sugar excepted.
Lawn Kimonos, 4Bc. and 600.
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Wrappers OF Cambria, y8c.
House Dresses Of Cambria, 8I.08.
100. to 1ec, Embroideries, &c., &c.
and 1Oc. q yard. w.
$50 to N.B Embroidery Alovera.
Csc. and 0l.l8 a yard.
zoo. TO CSC. is inch Embroidery Flounc-
ings, l9c., sac. and Acc. a yard.
31.te Black All Silk Wolfe, SSc. a yard.
76o. Black All Wool Imported Voile,
soc. a yard.
Black Luster Mohair. 2ec.a yard.
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French Wolfe Writing Paper. &c. q
quire.
stamped Night Dresses, 8 yard. of fine
Nainsook, csc.
Stamped Chemise. ~ yards Of fine
Nalnsook. 3Bc.
Stamped shirtwaists. all having .
yards Of lawn. 31c.
5000 Jewelry Novelties, worth $50. to
$50, at DC. 70 zoe. each. Brooches,
Hat Pins. Veil Pins. Cuff Pins. DO. /
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Contin asd on EtChth Paes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-07-19

+ numbered keepers at the cemetery
Il fere Ia Chaise In Paris is to DO Just
doubled the beginning Of next month. as
zoe or'cials have been much annoyed by
Inc various ~depredations Of ourio hunters,
profession al thieves and others who have
no regard for the dead.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-05-02
County Commissioners.
CHAPTER s25.

AN ACT to repeal and re-enact with
amendments Section 106 G of Ar
ticle of the Code of Public Local
Laws, title Cecil County," sub
title County Commissioners" as
enacted by Chapter 1857 of the Acts
of the General Assembly of Mary
land of 1894, and TO add an addition
al Section to said Article to be
designated as Section LOG ID to fol-
low Immediately after log G.
WHEREAS, BIZ has passed the House OF
Representatives providing for the improve
mcnt OF the Public Roads OF Cecil County, AN,
whereas the said BIZ imposes addltions7
duties, and will greatly increase the labors i
the County Commissioners of Cecil county,
therefore
Section |. BE IL enacted by the General AZ
semDly OF Maryland, That 5ecti III l0d G OF
Article s OF the Code OF Public Local Laws,
title "Cecl County" subtitle "Couniy Com.
missioners," be aud the same Is hereby repeal
cd and reenacied with amendments. 80 AS "
read as follows; and that u new Sec lon To b'
designated as section i03 ID aud 10 follow I'M
mcdiatey after Section lO5 aud Ia read "
hereins ter sei forth he ana the same is her
by added TO said Article
Section lOJ g. The County ComnlssioncE
OF Cecil County shall Zach receive an aunui
Salary OF oue thousand dollars lieu offs
other compensation. per diem or mileage
said SALARY /, commence aud continue ~
aud after The first day OF july In the yer
Nineteen Humid red and Eight
Section lbs d. There shall be u general g.
spection by the County 'mmlssioners of ~
the public roads IN the County ut least fosi
| times In every year; one inspection snail h'
between the Inst day OF January and the n I (
day of April; one between the first day of Aphi
and the FIRST day OF July; one between the irtl
day OF July and the first day of October; AT,
one between the II st day OF October aud III
first day OF January. The County commits
sioner- shall Inspect ali repairs 10 the public
roads IN the County as soon as possible aiie
such repairs are made aud unless the contract
| for said repairs has been fully complied with
| they shall refuse 10 pass tbs plIi for same.
Section 2. And be II enacted, That this Ac
shall take effect from the date OF It's passa. o
Approved April 10, 1908.
AUSTIN L. CRoTHERS,
Governor
j. ENOS RAY,
Speaker of the House of Delegates
JOSEPH B. SETH,
President of the Senate,
Office of the Chief Clerk of the House
hereby certify, That the aforegoinl
is true copy of an Act of the General
Assembly of Maryland, passed at the
January Session, 1908.
A. j. ALM0NEY,
Chief Clerk of the House
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Chief Clerk of the House.

- ENaH'N ANENs intN grow
nature early aud are ready for broilcrs
cks, For capons aud markc, purposes
unsurpassed, having large plump bodies
hrens, aud bright yellow skin. Their
icy fine grained aud tender and par.
'ewha, Of the game flavor. The Sher.
one of the hardics, fowls In cxis,nncc,
rainy weather seems to have no effect
'inR chicks. They are active foragcrs
make careful and attentive mothers
well throughout the winter months
% setting carly in the spring. Their
large size aud tinted brown in color.
+ the cocks weigh ten to twelve pounds,
lns eight to nine pounds. My birds
d male birds are changed every year.
K. u. ROWLAND.
Elkton. Md.
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| MT. I,
| worth =
| Miss I
the hor
Miss :
end witt
Rev. I
bury, \,
d. SinliI
Miss I
tcrtainc
Rawlins =,
Miss f!
a numb
receptio
fliiladel
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Male direct from his
yard, correctly mated
TO females Of highest
excellence In standard
requirements and un-
excelled laying quail
ties and very large.
Eggs. sI.oo per -
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The cases OF Henry Green, Aaron
IS and Ernest Moore against the
kB. & w. railroad. for false arrest
Havre dc Grace, are on trial In
estertown this week. Omar d. Gro
RS and w. s. Evans represent the
intiffs and L. NJ. Haines the com
y.
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PEN NO. 3.
Bennett Strain

Bred In line by me
the past 10 years. All
fine birds.
Eggs. Use per IS
I Breed QUALITY,
not QUANTITY
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-05-27
DECEIVED BY A DOUBLE
a New York Judge and Jury Sen
fenced an Innocent Man to Prison.
Released After Serving
Year and a Half

Pittsburg. May PA remarkable
case OF mistaken identity, leading 10
the conviction and sentencing of an
innocent man whose home Is in New
York City to the Western Penitentiary
.or five years on a charge' of forgery,
came to light the other day when J. c..
White, fifty-six years old, was releas-
ed from the institution, where he had
served a year and half. White had
meyer been in Greensburg. where he
was supposed to have committed the
crime, until he was taken there to be
tried i'm the fall of 1906. The man who
really committed the crime, forgery
TO a deed for property, is alleged to be
well-known criminal, James Riley,
the exact counterpart of White.
The New Yorker owes his exonera-
ton and pardon by Gov. Stuart to De-
tective Ira L.. Barry. who travelled to
Michigan to secure that White was
there on days when the swindler was
operating at Greensburg.
Immediately after pelng released
White left for New York, where
fl lends have secured a position for
him. The officials at the penitentiary
refuse to give his New York address
or to his friends.
1t was about three years ago that
Riley appeared at Greensburg, West
moreland County, with another man
whom he represented as his son-in-
law, and told farmers that he wanted
TO buy several farms for his son-in-
law. He took options on half a dozen
farms and then went to, VIM. Blank
a wealthy Greensburg broker, and ar
ranged for a loan of $4,000. Soon aft
elward he appeared with an alleged
deed for one of the farms worth $14,-
COO and secured the loan. The deed
was forgery.
Soon after Riley disappeared, White
who was travelling for a New York
firm, arrived at the fashionable Hotel
Lincolni here. He was there for sew
eral days when one night the hotel
detective discovered a game of poke.
a. progress in his room, and he ar
rested White. AS soon as they saw
the pictures Westmoreland County
people declared that White and Riley
y ere one and the same. Blank and
others fromS Greensburg came here
saw White, and positively identified
his as Riley. In spite of his protests
White was taken to Greensburg
where he was placed on trial for forg-
cry, convicted on circumstantial Ell
denee and sentenced to serve five
years in the Western Penitentiary.