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ANOTHER TRAIN AFTER MAR. |
The Great Northern viii Run Three Pas
senger Trains Each Way

A circular containing the following
information has been sent out to agents
Of the company. Taking effect shortly
after March 1st, trains will leave Sc
attic and Spokane on the following
time:
Train No. 8, which now leaves Spo-
kane about S p. m. will leave at II p.
m. To take the place of No. the
new train will be made up in Spokane
and leave about p. M, arriving in
Seattle at 1880 a. m.
1t is expected by local officials that
this service will be maintained until
about May IS, when general shakeup
will be made for the summer schedule
and the Alaska-Yukon Pacific expo
sition.
Transcontinental lines, so local pas
senger men say, will experience gen
eral change in time OF trains this sum-
mer. 1t is the intention of the Great
Northern to put on through train
from Chicago to the Coast and other
lines will make service to correspond
Station Agent Woodrow has figured
out that trains will arrive here about
the following time.
Going west: No. l, loo p. m.
No. 8, $50 a. M, No. 25, loo a. m.
Going east: No. Q, 2:15 a. m.
No. a, 3:15 p. m. No. 26, 100 a. m.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
As furnished for Week Ending Feb. 9th,
by the CheIan County Abstract
Company

in Dotson to G c Fasken pit seA
swA nwA sec 4-23-19, 5000.
Eugene c Long to Geo N Johnson
pit neA swH neA S 4-23-1o, $400.
Eugene C Long to C E Griffin pit
eKnwA sec 16-23-1o, 5000.
A S Burbank to Geo Gerry pit SEA
nwA sec 5-23-19, $4,000.
Cora Y Williams to L N Wilcox II
b Q North Cashmere, 81.
LIN Wilcox to Frank Dorm HIP
13-14-15 b 0 North Cashmere, 81.
M Spencer to S P Beecher 458
int water Beecher Irri Ditch, 81.
Jacob Foss to S P Beecher TT way
across s4seA nwAseA | 3 sec 1924
10, 81.
E Schubert to S P Beecher TT way
over w19nwA S 8-24-18, 81.
A F Estes to Daniel S Wilmer %
Estes Valley Orchards, $1,000.
A F Estes to Daniel S Wilmer ! So
7-8-2-12-13-26-27 VIZ 21-22 Estes
Valley Orchards, $4,000.
Fred w Hoffman to Chelan Co road
way in Sc a seq 29-23-20, 81.
Wen Dew Co to Nellie Tidmarsh lots
SIS b so replat LIST ad Wen, $1,000.
Wen R & l Co to Nellie Tidmarsh
II int pit nwA seA 33-23-20, 81.
CD Mckee to Lille A Brothers pit
neA seA sec 14-23-19, 81.
L Campbell, com to Jos Kelner a
int pit wHse d nwA S 13-22-20.
il Campbell, com to Jno Miller II
int pit wase d nwA 13-22-2O.
OF Dickson to ] D Miller b 8 sw of
twp line Chelan Falls, $500.
Jno c Glauser to E T Kienitz 10
11-12 b 10 Ralstons ad Leav, $3.50.
B Adams to E L Klenltz l b }
Ralstons ad Leavenworth, 81.
Jno w Bales to F R Mechtel 10
b As replat 1st ad Wen, $2650.
MF Peake to Tumwater S Bank pit
IA sec 6-24-18, $3.50.
G H Moore to R E Simons Sc b
25 LIST ad Leavenworth, 81.
R E Simons to o B Robertson Sc
b 25 LIST ad Leavenworth, $3.50.
Nellie Tidmarsh to Wen R & I Co
II int pit nwA seA S 3323-20, 81.
MP Spencer to Wen Lbr Co sH
swA sec 23-22-19, 5000.
Chas E Northup to Wen Val & N
Ry TT way on s19swAneA sec 7 nwA
seA sec 1858, 81.
VIM Miller to Fred Hahn wAeH
seA nwA sec 3-21-21, 81.
VIM Miller to Fred Hahn w1aeR
AnwA sec 3-21-21, 81.
US to Henry c Tyler seA nwA
nwA neA / 1-3 11-26-21.
U S to S Waggoner e1aneA sec 80
wKnwA sec 33-27-22.
U to Joseph H Ayers eAswA sec
10 eHnwA sec 15-28-23.
Entiat Imp Co to Associ of Friends
l 10 b 1st ad Entiat Fruitlands, ST..
Earl Brewer to Bertha E Long ny
seA Sc d nwA S 6-23-1o, $1,000.
G S Roland to Mary J Boyd AIS
1917 b 7 Chelan, 81.
B Fosdick to ] H Stone eHneA
1862 ID 1868, $500.
Wen Dew Co to Noah F Lutz As
b II Col Bridge ad Wen, 5000.
Wen Dew Co to Shannon Fawkes l
"a Col Bridge ad Wen, $50.
Frank Hunt to M H Basore | H.
HIP b a Bolenbaughs ad Wen, $1,000
JR Lamb to w V Turkey II int Its
CT sec Is | 1 sec % seq seq sec
14-28-23, $4,000.
VS. Gehr to Theo ] Otto b so Mil
lerdale, 10000.
w S Gehr to Theo ] Otto b 40 Mil
lerdale, $500.
Shannon Fewkes to Elizabeth Mid
dleton | l b "a Col Bridge ad Wen,
5000.
Robert Gaines to E c Truckenmiller
pit seA swA swAseA 3-25-25, $500.
CFATTIF NEWc ITFMC
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Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior
u. s. Land Office at Waterville, Wash.
January %, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that Peter j. Pei
tier, of LeaYenWorth, Wash, who, on April
%, 1906 made Homestead Entry, No. g702 s.
N. 0l9O7, for s12seA, se74swA sec "A, twp. "a
of intention to make final five year
proof, to establish claim to the land above
described, before j. Il. Shore, u. y. Commits
sioner, at his office at Leavenworth, on the
9th day of March, 1909
Claimant names as witnesses: Marion e.
Carr, John w. Teshera, Camille Massie and
Spence Il. Richie all of Leavenworth, Wn.
w. II. HAYNES,
Feb 5-Mch Register.
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Hills-Wiltse

Nathan Hills & Mrs. Marion "
Wiltse, Feb. IL, at the Methodist Par
sonage, by Rev. M. Rumohr.
Mr.. Hills has charge OF Rev. H. l..
Robinson's fruit ranch at Peshastin and
the bride has been his housekeeper fol
sometime.
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Saturday Euiy 2AtA

BETWEEN TIE HOURS OF l P. M. AND
6 P. III, at the following places:
First district (Vansvillel at Grunge
Hall, Beltsville.
Second district (Bladensburg) at Town
Hall, Bladensburg.
Third district (Mariboro) at Sneidman' s
Blacksmith Shop, Marlboro.
Fourth district Nottingham at North
Keys.
Fifth district (Piscataway) at Mrs,
Underwood's Store.
Sixth district (Spauldings) at George
W Richardson's house Forestvile.
Seventh district Queen AIMEE at Rome's
Wareroom.
Bigbth district [Aquasco) at Amos
Davis Place.
Ninth, district (6urratts) at Clinton
Tenth district (LaureD first precinct
at CdEy Hall.
Tenth district (LaureD second precinct,
at Fenn's Store.
Eleventh district (Brandywine) at Mrs
NJ. Alice BoWie's House.
Twelfth district (Oxon HilD at Oxford
Hall, Oxen Hill.
Thirteenth district (Kent) at Brigth-
seat:
Fourteenth district (Bowie) at Bowie.
Fifteenth district (MellwooD at Nell
wood
Sixteenth district (Hyattsville) al
Office of Evansville Independent.
Seventeenth district (Chillum) al
Fireman's Hail, Brentwood.
To elect FIVE delegates from each OF
said districts to attend the Democratic
County Convention, to be held in the
Court House, Upper Marlboro,
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RrpUBLrcAr Z BINARY
j JUDGES AND CLERKS

THE following named persons have
& been selected to act as judges and
clerks of the Primaries to be held on
July 31st, namely:
1st district, Vansville-Judges, Chas
Millbrook, Edward Randall; clerks
Edward Frey, John II Kicks.
2nd district, Bladensburg-Judges
George E Williams, Edgar H Lewis;
clerks George D Wiseman, Geo. "
Geo W Whalcy.
3rd district, Observation-Disclosures, W E
| Tippett, Frederick Wilson; clerks Jas
R Ridgley, Claude G Owen.
4th district, Noting ham-Judges, r
Boroughs, Clinton ReaIl; clerks T F
Houston, Everett Cardnes
5th district, Piscataway-Judges.
| I White, VIM In ierwood; clerks Jos
Murphy, John Callahan.
9th district, Spaldings-Judges Jos
| Mimic, Charles a Ryon; clerks J D
Broadus, VI D Pyles
7th district, Queen Anne Judges
Case Boyce, F c DuvaD; clerks Walter
Ryon, " L Watkins
Sth district, Aquasco-Judges, John
Dale, D 81 jenkins; clerks VIM Gates,
Benz Greer
9th district, Surratts-Tudges, Arthur
ONO, B Fl Payne; clerks John NJ
Wheatley, W A Pyles
10th district, Laurel-1st Precgnt-
Judges James E Crandel, John a
Griffith, clerks Harry 0 Brian-Secop d
PreciIct-W II Il Dorsey, j B Simmons
clerks Emory I Martin, + 7 Gainor
18th district, Brandy
Thomss Boiler. Walter Z Lusby; clerks
G c Murphy, VIM McLane Martin.
18th district, Oxon Hill-Judges Jos
D Payne, Henry Gipprick; clerks Geo
E Curtiss George H Talbert
18Th district, Kent-Judges, Charles
Clayton NsTmi!liou, Henry Ryon
18Th district, Bowle-Thomas Wells,
Charles a Seitz; clerks George Ian
caster. Joseph Brashears
10Th district, acknowledges, 3
F Duvsll. Henry w Clagott; clerks Z
w Hereford, II A Simmons
18th district, Hyatts7l!le- William
Sheppard, Rogers Bells; clerks Louis
Giaschette. Harry Mccormick
18th district, Chi.ium-Maurjce :
StallD gs, NJ Proctor: clerks Edward
S Fuller. Warren " james
By Order Of the Board Of Supervisors
Of Election.
S. MARVIN PEACH,
CHARLES L. TURNER,
RB. B. CHEW,
Clerk: J. Everett Sweeney.
Jly9tf
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w ANTED, a Tenant for the "Goot
w wood Farm" Apply to
MISS CARTER.
Jul, 23tfO9
EXAMINATIONS
FOR
TEAcHEREs' CERr1F1cATEs
DY ORDER Of the School Board OK
ID aminations will be held at Upper
Marlboro, Md, on
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
July 23lfO9

AUGUST Ord and 4th, 1909
of applicants for certificates to teach in
the schools of this county.
The law requires the examination OF
applicants for 1st. grade certificates to
be in photography, Reading, Writing,
Arithmetic, Geography, United States
and General History, English Grammar,
bookkeeping, Algebra, Natural Philos-
ophy, Physiology, Plane Geometry
(four books, National and State Con
Teaching, aud the Laws and By-La ws
of the Public School System Of Mary
land; and for End grade certificates to
be in Orthography. Reading, Writing,
Arithmetic, Geography, United States
History, History of Maryland, English
Grammar, Constitutions, of the United
States and Maryland, Algebra Ito Quad
ratics), Theory and Practice Of Teach
ing, Physiology and Laws and Bylaws
of the Public School System of Mary
land and for both in the School Man
ual.
Examinations will begin at 10 o'clock
and continue until 3 O'clock on each
day.
All applicants for teachers certiti-
Gates must report on August 3rd, 1909,
and are requested to make special pre-
paration.
FREDERICK SASSCER,
County superintendent.
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NOTICE is hereby given to the
IN Democratic voters of Prince
Georges Cauoty that, in pursuance Of
the provisions Of Chapter 1877 of the
Acts of the Maryland Legislature,
session Of 1903. Known as the Primary
Election Law, primary election for
Democratic voters of Prince Georges
County will be held in this County,
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TN accordance with the provisions of
L Chapter 1877, of the A cts OF 1903, OF the
General Assembly Of Maryland, notice
is hereby given to the qualified Repub-
Iican voters of Prince Georges County,
Maryland, that a County Primary Elec-
ton, Judicial Primary Election. and
State Primary Election of the Repub-
lican party of Prince Georges County,
Maryland, will be held in each OF the
election district and precincts OF the
said county on
SATURDAY, JULY 81, 1909
for the purpose of electing~f1ve delegates
from each election district to a County
Convention, to meet in Upper Marlboro,
Maryland, on
Wednneday, August 1909
at IL O'Clock noon, for the following
purposes:
1st. To select fly members of the
Republican State Central Committee
for Prince Georges County.
g. To nominate Republican candid
ates for the following local offices in
Prince Georges county, 10 be voted
for by the voters thereof, exclusively
at the general election to be held on
the first Tuesday after the first Monday
in November, 1909, to-wit:
l. One candidate for Clerk of the
Circuit Court
2. One candidate for the State Sen ate
3. Four candidates for the House Of
Delegates.
4. One candidate for Sheriff.
5. One candidate for County Com
missioner.
6. One candidate for County Suryc-
yor.
3rd. To select delegates to represent
and cast the FIVE votes of Prince
Georges County in the Republican
Judicial Convention of Maryland, to be
held at Leonaf dtown, st. Mary's
County, Maryland,
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Tuesday, August 81 1909,

| for the purpose of nominating two can
didates of the Republican party for the
| offices Of Associate Judges OF the
| Seventh Judicial Circuit Of Maryland
| to be voted for at the general election
| to be held on the first Tuesday after
the first Monday in November, 1909
aforesaid.
4th. To select delegates to represent
aud cast the five votes of Prince Georges
County in the Republican State Con
vention of Maryland. to be held in the
| City of Baltimore. Maryland, on
Wednesday, August Is, 1909,
For the purpose OF nominating q
candidate of the Republican Party for
the office of Comptroller of the Treas
| ury of Maryland, and such other bust
| ness as m ay come before the said Con
vention.
The said County, Judicial and State
Primary Election will be held on
SATURDAY, JULY 31st., 1909
as foresaid, from O'Clock p. m, uutil G
o'clock p. M, at the following places,
in the several election districts and
precincts of said county, to-wit:
Evansville district, No AT Belts
vile, Nd.
Bladensbu No. AT Town Hall
Marlboro No. Struck House, Up
per IL arb TO
Nottingham, No. AT North Keys,
Piscataway, No. 5-At G.. B. Bid
foIu's store.
Srau,dings, No. Cat Isaac Balls
residence, near Forestville.
Qieen Anne, No. 7-Rome's Ware
Topm.
Aquasco, No. Eli Watson Building
surratts', No. Sat Vim. e. Pyle's
store, Clinton.
Laurel, No. 10, 1st Precinct-At City
Hal'-2nd Precinct-At Penn store,
Brandywine; No. 11--At Mrs. A.
Bowie's house.
Oxon Hill No. 12--At Oxford Hall.
Kent, No. 13-At Brightseat.
Bowie, Nc. 14-At Fairfax Building.
Mellwood, No. 15-At Mellwood.
Hyattsville, No. lG-At Maryland
Rep >rter Office.
Cbtlum, No. l7-At Fircmen's Hall,
Brentwood.
Al candidates for the delegates to
aforesaid Conven ton are hereby nUtih-
ed 10 file their certificates of such can
didacv with the Republican State Cen
tral Committee Of Prince Georges
c unity, at least fifteen days prior TO
July 81, 1909, and within five days
thereafter they must pay to the RepuI-
licau State Central Committee such sum
assessed by the said committee 10 de
fray the necessary expenses of con
Quoting the primaries as required by
law.
c Certificates referred to above should
he filed with Wallace r. fvies, Sec,
Camp Springs, Md, or Richard n
Ryon. Treasurer, Brentwood, Nd.
As required by law, the Republican
State Central Committee Of Prince
Georges County will meet in the
G .urt House at Upper Marlboro,
Maryland, on Tuesday, August 5rd,
1863, at II o'clock A NJ for the pur-
pose of canvassing the votes cast At the
Primary Election, t. be held July 81,
1909.
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.-lNorroE.

THE STATE CENTRAL COMMIT
TEE OF PRINCE GEORGES
COUNTY, ND, JUNE 80. 1909, TO
THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
SAID COUNTY. CALL OF DEM
OCRATIG PRIMARIES.
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OAa1saey Gulg 20 1909
AT TWELVE M. To, NOMINATE

IA " Ell ' = 49, " -NO 4A'
Que person for member of the State
Senate to represent Prince Georges
County at the next TWO regular sessions
of the Maryland Legislature.
Four persons for members of the
House OF Delegates, to represent Prince
Georges County at the next regular
session Of the Maryland Legislature.
One person for Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Prince Georges County.
One person for Sheriff, of Prince
George County.
One person foy County Commissioner
of Prince Georges County
One person for County Surveyor OF
Prince Georges County.
And to transact such other business
as may come before said Convention
and 10 select five delegates to the
Democratic State Convention to be
held ID Baltimore, Wednesday,
Weaaesaay Iquzusf I'M, 1903,
AT TWELVE NJ,
to nominate Comptroller for State OF
Maryland, and for such other business
as may come before said State Conven.
ton and to select five delegates to the
Seventh Judicial, Convention to be
held at La Plata, Charles county on
Wednesday, August 18th, 1909
AT TWELVE NJ.
to nominate two persons to serve a:
Associate Judge for the Seventh
judicial Circuit of Maryland, and fol
oh, n, h-c haf,
the said Judicial Convention.
All candidates for delegates to said
Prince Georges County Democratic
Convention are hereby notified to file
with the State Central Committee oil
Prince Georges county, Robert W
" ellis, Secretary, at least fifteen days
prior 20 July 24ih, 1909, a certificate
stating his name, residence and age,
and within five days after July 9Th,
1909, to pay to the State Central Com
mittee of Prince Georges county such
sum of money as may be assessed by
the State Central Committee. to defray
the necessary expenses of conducting
the primaries, as required by law.
Notice is furthermore given that the
State Central Committee of Prince
Georges county, as required by law,
viii assemble in the Court House at
Upper Marlboro at eleven o'clock on
Tuesday, July 9th. 1909, to receive tn e
ballot boxes from the return judges,
sealed as provided in the Act. and pro-
coed in public TO canvas the vote cast
at said primary election, and to hear
any protests by the judges of any cleo
tiou district or districts, consider and
determine the same and thereafter pub
Iic!y announce the result OF said primary
election
WILLIAM B. CLAGETT,
Chairman,
R LEE MANNING,
ROBERT w WELLS,
CHEW SHERIFF,
RICHARD J. SWAMI.
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n Office

OF REPUBLICAN COUNTY, JUDI
" CIAL, AND STATE PRIMARY
ELECTION IN PRINCE GEO RGE' S
COUNTY, MARYLAND.
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No /, Petition to The June Term 1909

ORDERED, BY the Circuit Court for
AyPrinoe Georges County this 21st day
of June 1909, that the Southern Mary
land Agricultural Fair Association of
Prince George County be granted a
license to permit Betting, Pool Selling
and Bookmaking on its grounds for
three days, August 10th, 18th and 18th,
1909. Provided a copy of this order
be inserted in some newspaper publish
ed in Prince Georges County, Md,
once in each Of three successive weeks
before the 10Th day of July 1909.
THOMAS VERVAN CLAGETT, A. J.
BENZ. D. STEPHEN, Clerk,
True Cory Test:
BENZ. D STEPHEN. Clerk.
Jpc253t
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the fair. l good Piano %25 90, and all
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Washington, d. G.
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ORDER OF I OBLIGATION

The Matter OF the Petition of the
Southern Maryland Agricultural Fair
Association Of Prince Georges Coun-
ty, Nd.
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By Chapter 737 of the Acts of the
General Assembly of Maryland of 1908,
tie registration officers of each party
are required TO appear before the Elec-
ton Supervisors Of their respective par
ties at least three days prior to the time
set for holding Che pectlve primaries.
Notice is hereby given to the democratic
registration officers Of Prince Georges
county to appear at the Court House at
Upper Marlboro. Nd. at twelve O'clock
on Wednesday, July 21st, 1909, to COM
ply with the foregoing requirements of
the Primary Election Law
Notice is Furthermore given that after
the signing Of the call as above publish
ed, it was agreed that, for the sake of
convenience, delegates may file their
certificates as candidates for the Con-
vention with the Chairman of the State
Central Committee, as well as with the
Secretary, as provided in The call,
ECENTRAL COMMITTEE.
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ygT Af[TED TENANT tor 1870 to
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ticulars address
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June11 1m09
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NOTICE.:

Office CT the Democratic State Central
Committee for Prince Georges county.
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THE following named persons have
& been selected to act as judges and
clerks of the Primaries to be held on
July 31st, namely:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-02
Earlham Schedule for the
Coming Season Made
Public Today.
SIX GAMES ARE PROVIDED
TWO OF THE CONTESTS ARE
WITH COLLEGES IN QUAkER's
CLASS, THE REST WITH JIM
SON WEED INSTITUTIONS.

The schedule for the .Earlham foot
ball team has just been completed, and
it is hard one. The season opens
on October with Antioch. The next
game will be with Cedarville on the
18th on Reid Field. Both OF these
games will be hard ones as both
schools open earlier in September than
does Earlham so that their men will
be in much better condition. Glen
Thistlethwaite, who is to be the coach
next year, has requested the men who
expect to make the team, appear on or
about September 9, SO that a prelimi-
nary training season can be held. II
the men pay heed, 1t is very probable
that Earlham has the best chances OF
taking the majority of the games.
Likes the Prospects.
In speaking of this years prospects
Coach Vail said: "Earlham has good
chances If they follow out the instruc
tions that have been issued by Coach
Thistlethwaite. He is an excellent
man and will be able to make good
Football is an unnatural game and II
is for this reason that 1t is necessary
to have g preliminary season. To in;
spire confidence in the men, and get
them going will mean hard work, but
believe, that Thistlethwaite can do it
He does not have veteran team te