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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-03-04
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= 49, Ec.n''sv 4. i<.rt- ,-S .io7a
= ss'0ss ss~s.oes 81 ;As cocaty
s>seoobieA A. tie CcassAoSs4 sa
ihursdST. Feb. 18TH. 20 hear the
address 90 Mr. !. 4. Johastoa or
sgFicUltocs, matters.
Mr. Iohnssoa is the manager Of
the isSckinE sxpsrix,sst station
sSd speaks as ons having authoy-
fly on tA:se subjects. lie vas
sivs close atteNtios and ruS-
E'ug SFs q questions frosS tbs
sudiSN1s sixniSed OF she part Of
the fGrsSsTs 4 dcsi!s 10 pgost ss
much as possible by his knowledge
Potatoes, heiag the escp grown
~ Esost trGSSers, we're discussed
- mos. length asd from tl,s gre
Perstioa of tie gro1nd 10 ths her
vesting OF the crops thor euitiva-
ton was described in an iatsrest-
ing aRd Instructive way.
While M. lohEstes waS rest-
ing ioV a secosd tstk Mr.. Byron
Sutherland addressed the mesting
az the R;eseSt of the Mobjack
i'Foduce Exchange and was &C
corded close attention. EEe ens-
psaSigeG the advantages 10 Oh
taiA EEom membership in this
organization in bUyiag seed stock,
feEtiliSeE and is selling produce.
and also praised the quality Of
Mathews lasd for trucking pur-
poses
AiT. Iohasfon il kiis second talk
dealt vita the truckers problem
an moEe general way. lie also
gays the formulas FOE. and de-
IScrIoRd the manner of p:epeeatioa
lot mixtures which destroy the
potato bugs, cabbage worms PIE
vcnt blight snd etc. Ail-iafornla-
ston Of this character is OF great
vstue to all farmers After the
.aeetiag had adjourned 4 crowd
srrFosnded ths speaker asking
ios information of various kirS.
~ Of which Mr.. Johnston an
s~ersd satisfactorily before loav-
Jag loE porlas Grove whers lie
snt the Riabt.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-03-04
HStR$luNeLE REMUS.

Snap BeaA Farm" and The
Sign of the Wrens Nest" az the
tate Joel ChsudleF Harris styled
his home. is 10 be purchased ~
the tsie3ds of "Uncle Rr@aias'
asd presexted 10 tas subiic as q
memorial TO the distinguished
~FiteE. The Ladies Auxiliary. Of
81 the Uacle Remus Memorial
has GsdestakeR to Faiss funds for
this purpose. aad already they
are meeting with much eGcoucar-
mcut.
QRe room il the aome will be
fitted up as a libiayY AMI will
hold all o; Nj. hsygis writings:
AuosaeS WI! BE- VseJ toc a co.lec-
zion OF Colonial. Revolutionary
~ac Civil War reiics.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-03-04
T3fT'S CABINET.

The following are she aeS who
will compose the cabinet OF the
President vko is inauguxSted to-
Idav:
Mr.. Taft admits he &c making
headVay ,n the selection of sec.
.retaEy of. the Treasury. but
maintains that tho place M not
yet siled. FFaGklin AcVesRtl
and MysOa 7. HeYvick are txo OF
the men under consideration.
With this exception the Cabiaet
is complete.
Secretary OF tae StatS-Philaz-
der G. Knox. of Pennsylvania.
Observation-Disclosures ~.
Wicxershsm. Of New EoFk.
Secretary of WaF-J. M. Dick
insoR. OF Tennessee.
Secretary % the Easy-Ceorge
VOC /. Meyer, Of Massachusetts.
Secretary Of Commerce and
LabOE--ChsFlcs kagel. Of Mis-
sovgi.
Secretary Of the IntesioT-R.
4. BalliRge=. of Washington.
PoetmasteF-General-FraEk II.
Hitchcock. of Massachusetts,.
Secretary Of AgEicnltute-Eame
Wilson. OF IowG.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-03-04

The neetiAg at the Teachers
Association which is 70 be held IN
the High School building or Sat-
usday wilt be very iH.esestinR
one AMI the presence Of each aaS
every teacher il the coyaSy il
DESIRED. Ia an mech as hey ars
iatrusted with the training OF the
cEildreas mind. tTast iDvoising
. tremendous responsibility, they
should consider it their duty to
grasp every opportunity 20 gals
aew information wb.ck may be
helpful TO them in the dischsrcs
Of shcis scholastic duties.
The membership of This ASSOC
ciasios comprises teachers OF abb.
ity and experience whose op;aios
on school matters should be IS
peciaiiy valuable TO ycuaS. teacl-
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-03-04
GgxEgsL NEWS.
Iear Admiral sohroeder Ia.

Rear Admiral Schroeder has
been appoiated 10 fill ths vacancy
eaSsed b. the resigpatioR Of
Admiral Spervy.
CorlSgtoo. Va. was voted dry
Oh Tuesday by majority Of So
votes. Business was practically
suspended digging the election.
4 disease has made its appear
aR0e iS tie West Indies which
eaf3es the Ioca! physicians. Ii is
an epidemic which bids fair TO
TAvage all the Islands,
The Gam bill providing for
stataaTy statewide prohibitions
passed the lower branch of the
Arkansas Legislature on Monday
by majority of s. to y.
1t is now understood that Rear
Admiral Sperry will Gle his APP
phcatioE for relief from the com
mand OF the Atlantic BattIeship
Fleet with the next administra-
ton,
Capt. Hamilson Hotchins OF
the battieShip Keaysage has APP
pied for 5etirarnent. The law
permits this after thirty years Of
service. Iii health is said to be
the cause.
Vim. R.Bearst in the Supreme
court Of OklahomS won a COM
piete victory on Monday over
Gov. c. N. Haskell in his suit 70
compel the Governor to return
papeyS seiSed by his orders.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-03-04
The TBREE,A-WEEK WORLD
. TsE paEs'ossriAt sAsps,sr ysGa
Mere alert, Mere Thorough and
Mere Fearless Than Ever.
READ IN EVERY MISUNDERSTANDING
COUNTRY.

a President of the United States
will be elected this year. Who is he
and who is the man whom lie will
beat? Nobody yet knows, but the
Thrice-a-Week edition of the New York
World will tell you every step and
detail or what promises to be cam
'paign OF the most absorbing interest
Ii may tell you what you hope. but it
Till tell you what is. The Thrice a.
Week World long ago established a
character for impaTtiality and fear
lessness in the publication OF news,
and this il will maintain. If you
want the news as il really is subscrib DE
TO the FhTice-a- Week edition Of the
NcE York World, which comes to you
every other day except Sunday. and is
thus practically a daily at the price
of a weekly.
THE THR1CE-A-WEEK WORLDS
regular subscription price is only 81, 90
per wear, and This pays for $50 pa
ISers. We offer this uneeualled news
papers and TIE MATHEWS JOURNAL
together for one year for $I.65. The
regular subscription price of the two
papers II 500.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-03-04
s:a. YAsr has keon relieved

Nh. TARr kae been relieved
FROM 60 embarrassing position by
the resignation Of CFsn. Had
the negro triad co reteia Ais posi-
ton tho RseeideRt woa!d haze
Aaxa heea placed. fguF2tively
spexkieg, ket~een the dspiI asd
tha deep bluesss. He would have
been ferced eis$eF to cut loose
fsom the posisiea OF hts psedecss-
sor ard political meatOr or prove
f.slse AL his expressions of adj
mieaeica aad love tor the south.
The language il which Cram's
resigsstioR 10 expressed. Or rath-
ex the Eeaeons which be- gives soE
bis sctiOa. sasoT Of romance.
We weso aware that Mr.. Roose~
welt Has betrayed great interest
&, the eolorsd man daring bis
,s':ssFu~be4 unfortunately we are
not acQua.Dsed with that spirit OF
erasitrde which leads eolored
men-os whits cPes sither for
that psafeer--to Surrender fat jobs
becanse their patrons are abss II
10 seiiseuisA o6ce-
He says 20 pressure was used
- - 4 -~~o<1. -
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-03-04

lisa s"si:sorS report t cE;.ni-
Bsl eSpenses Cor the wear sndips
Sept. s., 1903 Soais;ns sonS is-
terestsnE 6xuFes.
ThS total amount expended By
the state tCz the punishment q
crime was $E5. 5000. The
county Hs,ag least OF this Was
Charles City wD,oh scrspc6
IEaEougS vsisa rae ex>eedinssy
sulais ArRoUSt OF Sos. 80. T6e
oRs Gs;ng she IagsesS smoapt b~-
ing Norfolk coasssy which Bsed
iOf esi~aisal expenditures S3s,5Ss.
II Ia TSceg,siz@6 fact that III
ease Of 40 Hnwiss "a ~rorE &C
tien the oSendes seldom escapes
sevece criticisns, but when the
case IS reversed a pSFson rs rare
w eommesded iCE his OF hes good
deeds. In view Of THE fact it ia
Heet that tao people 81 Mat&-
awG sho AID know tsst thSv stand
according tccths auditors repcyI
the second county il the state il,
goodness. Rsvin1 "a expendS-
tSre OF only 5000 for cSiniusl
lez?enses for the year 1905.
The cFSdit FOX this state o. a.
fairs IS due so too Macy diSersHt
causes 60 TO easily credited To the
iTighf one. 1t is susScient ia say
that ~s have an eScieRt corps Of
county officers AID a populatioa Of
extraordinarily lIw-abiding citi-
zRns.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-03-04
cRUN lESIGYS.

Crum. the Regro collector OF
customs for tae post o. Charles,
ton, :. c.. has announced THAI
has resi gnatioA has bees sest IN
and will take effect On March 9th.
he claims that 10 pressure has
been Brought rs bear on him but
that BE is ACTING OF hiz owa free
will. Cfum mas filed tho posi-
ton sizce 1903 vines hs was zp-
pointed by Roosevelt.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-03-04
THuRsDAY.NAECH =, 1909.

PRoBABI.T few men evan of hisowa
party viii regret the ssit :Of Mr.
Roosevelt from the Whiiei House
TO-DAY. The people generally
needs rest and COnersec needs il
even worse. For about seven
years the people of tho Quilted
States have liVe6 III state OF en-
l,ectepcy, Sov thew ksew rot the
day OF the hour ia which The hu-
man hurricane Would spring some
new seRsatioR.
II WoHld be worse than folly
for any oKe TO ssy that he has not
prefoFtBec many good deeds dur
INK MS term Of oSce Anybody
doing as TEaKy things as be. is
bouu3 to do a good one occasion
ALLY, bat il wonld b equally un-
wise TO accept h;s version OF what
he hss accomplished. Ar.Roose-
vels started Out az . tFust b1stes
hist the steel and oil corporations
the two worst 70 the courtry,
seem perfectly healthy at present.
Fora poligiGAlretormeT he has fSil-
ed 10 cut very brilliant SgaTs IN
tbs casnpa;gA Of 5000. ~ an
orgaoi$es he has succeeded we'll
basing tosnGdGd al AHaiaa
Club Of &lRaoet ruEiaited mea1-
berSk;p. as a political econeElist
his ciaiEz TO distinction SCENE
small When we Remember that
the government has go1o il debt
millioRc of dollsss duciKg his cd
Tninistsation. end he leaves in
progress a criminal suit brought
BY the government against two
newspapers whom ne claims SLAM
deFed BIN.
Mr.. RooSeveits most asient
admirers heWi with delight over
the discovery that tAS Asroya
slaroered Wsshing4o2. Their
joyful spisits should receive =
damper when they reflect that all
the people who criticized ths Fo~
expfesi8ent ace not fanatics as
was FToReaa end that the Wash
lngtoa ASFoEa ~aS never saed toT
siaSder By the e. S.GovernmSnt.
We hope and believe that the
new aSecukivc will Prove more
conservative aRd less high BANDED
thaH HE predecessor. who we
hoPe E1aY depeFt 10 peace aId
eex<aia deDasted fer sezsoc.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-03-04

Quiski Mr.. pruggiat-QuiGk!k box
at BsCktes'a hiaica Save -aeve'S a
R1SEtsr--s'eF "a lOV. Il Noscs. hurry.
R@sJ's Serns'i Al.zss,:. scgri$iF--!oua-
ose cut Bin {Cot = Z. xiss- sNz---rEa a9Sa .
1>atSee-- - east wSlh tYos 2i!c3---
EiiiiS tar S,s;ls S34 icy cer~e ache.
sc 30, 4 rad scCs c7Yes ca RE fam
AY- Sts tss xre%teSt ass,Sa' OK exrte
S~A< ~ sal SragEiSiA
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-03-04
NEWSPAPERS say that u

NEWSPAPERS say that Mr..
Roosevelt IS going 20 break all
precedests BY not going back co
the White HOUSE with Mr.. Tats
after the inauguration. Noldisg
strange about that. breaking eli
Drecedents Is his special forte.
lie has speciss erudge against
pFeceda0tS and has beea con
stan,ly breaking them for the lass
seven years.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-03-04
safke5 ia Potatoes Probably G0e1
durilg tie cSaing Spring.

The yCyop Report for Febru-
asy.. sent fsom Washington. by
the Bureau of Statistics. says that
o. the quality OF potatoes ON lao.
1. 1909. about ss:s per cest Of
the potato crop raised foe market
az 1908 wac held by growers and
II.z peg csrt by interior dealers
growers held f33 per cent less
dea!ets I2S per Ceat less than
they did en- Jan: L. 1908 The
total prodsctios in the Uaited
Statas' - 1903 AZ estimated by
the bureau was 256, 100000 mir
Ion bushels or about 10 per cent
less than 1907.
FROM the above statements il
vou!5 appeal that there was
about ~ per cent OF the crop left
On toe tiTs: OF January from which
bas 20 DC deducted she seed re
qaIred sor the crop OF 1909, Hi
ty-slx pey cert Of 219. 900, 600
bushels would mean a consunD .
ton to fine FIRST OF January Of
about Is6, 900, 600 bGshels, leav-
ing $4,000. 900 bushels from which
has to be deducted about IS, oce, =
900 bashels for seed requirements
which would leave $1,000. COO
bushels for the consumers for the
remainder Of the season.
Ia the report il is also stated
that the growers and dealers on
the irst Of January, 1908, held 26
per cent move OF the 1907 crop
than they bad 10 their h2nds on
Jan. ], 1909, OF the 1903 crop.
The 1907 crop came TO sos. ooo.-
900 bushels. therefore. ;s the
government figures Gle correct
sad tie growers and dealers held
20 pes cent oi that crop On the
EEsi Of January. 1898, that would
lsaye 2I5.cc,o, oco bushels from
which has 10 be deducted the
Same amouat of seed; that would
lrave about 40. 200. 900 bushels
for Consumption fox tbs end Of
the season 1903, against $4,000
ooo bushels ia stock on lhe FIRST
Of januaEy. 1909.
W. y, ~ ate o( the New York
trade. statistical comn.entat tor
on the potato supply situation
says The principal factors in the
figures axe, that Ga July :. 1917.
there was : veTy Large syrDlus Of
The 1903 crop SILL Ieft ~hich Sesi-
onsiy iateFiesred With the sdIes of
aeE potatoes t,o4 al states;
Se.d .seely At mrch better prices
tnah Tor many wears and o the
crops came toward from the south
t!ieg acre All cleared up Is fast
as they ~S'srs ready, which ac-
cOInkS fa- IA nr..S.a.Af chortoexa
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-03-04

Pie derr2sd for that wonderNuiStom.
ech, Liver sAA Kidney care DR.. Hinge
New Life Pifls-is astounding, Al
druggksts cay they never saw tho like,
Eta because they nsver fail 60 cure
Sour StomacA. Constipatios, 1ndiges-
lion, BiiIicuSsess. Jsundics. Sacknead-
ache. chiils and Malaria. Only CSC 4
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-03-04

Ny three wear old bog was Badly
conR;iPa;ed. had i high fever. and wAz
liz az awful coRditioa. gave h1r
Two doses OF Fsley's Orino Laxative
and the next raosaicg The fe,er was
gone AMI he waseHti ;eiy veil. Fo!ey's
CTino Laxative saves he bfa," h.
Noltsss, Cas- s1sr. W:s. Sold bY all
Drug ISIS
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-03-04

Foiey'S kidney Remedy viii curR
any case al kidney or bladder trouble
t"at r. not beyond the rescA of inedi-
icine- Cures backacAo ard ivregular
ties thct If neglected might resylt in
Bright'S disease or diabetes. Sold By
all dreggis:s.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-03-04
VIII Ignsre eEeSiien.

According TO 4 very prominent
man IN political circles of the state
Jsdee Mahn will ignore the cues
tiotie asked he and Mr.. Tucker bs-
various papers in regard TO state
wids prohibition.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-03-04

Rev. Joseph d Fesperman, Sails.
sGSy. n. c., vhe 10 the author OF sew
Srat books writes: For several years
Was afflicted With kidney trouble
and last winter vas suddcnly 81 rick
81 With n severe pain ia my Kidneys
and was eonEned to bed eight days
enabIe 20 get up without assistance.
My eurire conlaized ihick white ssd.
iInent and pussed sane frequently
cay and digit. I c"nmeR..ed taking
rolsy'a Kidney Remedy, and The pain
gradually Gbated and 6naflY ceased
and my urine became SornaI. Jeleer-
fully recommend Fo1ey'S Kidney Rem
sdy." Sold by all druggists.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-03-04

:. ..,~....N '~7tSS.


tack tie vital csgsup. saSsiBg estarrA %
the biadde:, brick-dzsx or sediment is
tss vrine, bead eche, back schs, 1azns
back. diSs;nsss. eiesplNsSseee. PervoEs-
ness. % the kidneys themselves Freak
down and wsSts swsy cell by ccIl.
Bladder troSbies aiuiost always regHft
from dcFsHgensrt &c the kidnoys ead
better Aeslsk iR tsse ergsS 10 ettaiEeS
quickest by proper treatment Of the hid.
neyst Sw2aRR-Eco& ocrrccts inability Go
hold Urine and ecSidirR psin In rossiaG Il.
end ovsscccnes thar unpleasant Eeeesaity
| OF being eofSpRlled TO 70 often through
| the day, and Co get up Sleny times 6sri7g
the night The Hniid and izin,ediste effect
Of Swamp-Eooe. the great kid1sy renicdy
- soon realised. u stands the highest he
cause Of its remarkable heaith restoring
properties. A trial will convipce anyone.
SvSnp-Rcot fs pleasant TO tSke erd -
sold by ali 2TvgYists ia Gfty-esnt ard
o1e-dolisT sire bottles. .TOu Hlay have .
sS1ple bottle end book that tells ali
sScut il, both sent free by mail. Address,
Dc. E,ilt.sT & Co, BingAsutor. n. X.
When wr:ti1g mention reediES this EeE-
creme Offer ia $flis rsps-. Don't rlske
aly mistake, but remember the Name,
SwarHp-Root, and don't let dealer sell
you something IN piece of SwsrTp-Root-
Z you do yoR VIII BE- disappointed.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-03-04

90. & "resv,,H GpcD sech slS-
lecss VS. bec7 rroYsrei - Sai-
rcSay s'si ~s bcp. aii tac tesch-
etc 0,i * prsscn,.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-03-04

On Lonely night Ales, B9utou d
Eort EdWsr6, y {. climbed Raid Noun
t;an 10 the horne IS n rSighoor. tortsced
NJ Aatssaa, osHt or CURING hiu vita
Isr. Kings NeS Discovery, that &Rd
cuoed si~ssS;t III asthma. This wonder
fli Hssasciss soon Ve!oEsSd zRd quickly
CURES kis neighbour. Later it c,AE.d hts
soo'S vile Of II sessrs ianG tcoubIe.
GiHloRs beliSta ito the greatest ThTos;
sudCauG carS on kSssa, coaRbs, Collie,
Group, HsmeTrhagcs &nJ SoVe I<vags
ore surely cured by it. BcsE for Hay
Fever, Grin ard Whooping Cough. c
and 500 Trial hottis frs-e Guaran-
seed bysah druggists.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19
@runbItiifS = ltcbcrtragungcu.

Baltimore Wctol Stomping olo
Misunderstanding Company on ocnicl.
bent @runo-, Nerionol. uno gcnliid)
tc$ Gigentbrm, 50.
Gburlca &. Gp0loing on @errorO
:. &oicnitccl u10 Srolt, NorOlcitc
Wnlhroof 2luc., nubc Smollmoo0itr.,
Is bel los, @rumo3Iis $3.50; $500.
8corgc Wolf an @illiom s.. 2alps
renee, / Got, So.
@iGiom $. @oprcllcc al George
Wolf II. 81, I Got, So.
9lnnic e. Mbitc an Ola g. G~utrolp,
@citicitc WorDlono=Npc., nobc "a.
Str, 1853 bel $50, 8rlu1o5inS $3.50;
So.
Sorrp NtcnOclion urlo 6rolt on @c-
la 9opner, 1 Got, So.
Norrp Gilbert mo 6roll an 81.
belitp II. Gcpoiit So, Horoicitc 81.
qill-9lpe., nobc II. Str, 554 bel 100,
S..
Soicpb Wt, 0ianor uno 6rou an
Wii6ocl :. Mc&olQblin, Gillette Scr
Ootitr., llobc Nortb- 9(pcutc, Is bci
100, So.
&obn i. @cpcr II. q. an 6ror,f g.
MelpiQc, Gillette Scott. nobc GroI
Ctr, 13 bei 20, 8runb3in3 $il.50;
So.
Wcrcontilc GritIt II. Gcpolit So.
on Irc6erif Y. Sdubcrt mn 6rult,
Moroicitc Wfc@locrrp., nobc @onoItr.,
fl bel II, @%runo5inS $l2; 5000.
Sobn q. Gdbort uno Srou al 5.
q. airbp unb Sroll, Gillette gorfitr,
% bel lis, @rltnb5in5 $62.50; So.
g.. @olbcQ ScnfinS an Sobn g..
@epcr uno 6rol1, Oiticitc Scott, no.
be Grobitr., 10 bel 10, @rltno5in5
$3.50; S..
Charles u. Sautlcr uno Iroll an
MerfontS II. McdonicS' 3. 9. II. g.
so, Siiooit .Gdc Nnbrc- lrto @coion.
Str, 1t,3 6ci GO. @rrnoiinS $35; So.
Morp 5. Connolly, Grtrr., an Ncl.
lie Wt. Connolly, Oltieitc @oibin0.
tonitr, l1obc 2ofopettc. SGpenue, ti.3
bel 90, @runo}inS $50; So.
Morp :. Gonnolp, Grtrr., an Wo.
III :. Gon1pIlpL Norhicitg Aiblono-
Npenlc, tobe Central. Npcl1uc, 10 bel
100, @rluth3inS SIS; s..
Gli5abetb Elebge II. u. an Worp
s. Gonnollp, 9 Cots, S..
Worp 3. Connolly an GIijobctb
Elcbgc II. g., 9 Cots, S..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19

gen o9totionol HiiIc@ Sollc" eill gro
res Goll5crt nit onid)licBcnOcm Bal.
Gin Invertebrates, umfongrclhc@ Ero'
lromm lit iiir oicic @clc0cnbclt ouI-
pcIteQt morben, 10 0aB Den YcllldcrlG
cini9c mirfIid) gcutBrcidc StunOclt
in 2lllSii9t ltcbcn. Sic @a8gon9 Der
o@aibin9toM Baltimore II. Nntupos
lis Glcrtriidcn Clinic" DerloIiet Die
hiCii3e Gn0ltotiun an 2ibcrtD= Str0Bc
I'M 6 llbr 80 NbCno3 mo t%rcffct
rcd1t5citig iiir Dos Gcn5crt in Der
NmlocSbouptItoot cin. Ger Erei&
ser @in- lnO Niidiobrt bctr6Bt $1.25.
Mites Glc5cpt
III mo0crncm Hroouft. SaIbct ulO
S4weicl mlrocn lett mOcntli6cr
3citcn fir Saor. mo &opiboltt,
&ronfbcitcu benlttt. Sn oltcn Sci.
ten linlbtcn i'd sic 2clrtc ooS MittcI
Iclbjt milbcpoQ bcrltcllcn. &cbt fam
ic0er quite 9Ipotbcfcr oica M}ittcI, icr.
tig uno nit @cihid in perfect olla.
gcitottcten 2oborotorieu gcniid)t al
ictnc &lnlbcn ob2cben. Gin ioIhcs
Wtittcl lit @pct5'a So8c ono SuI.
pblr, bo$ in ollcu p1oocrncn 2(pot6c.
fen fir SOC. mo ST bic 6Ioihc Der.
foltft obcr 8c9cn Gmpiallg Dos Nrci.
les Oircft Don Scr @pctb GbcmicuI
60, n GprtlnnbtsSt Ctr, NcmsYQrt
Sin, pcrlnn0t miro.
3lt pertoltfcn mo cmplobIcn 6urd,
oQc @illinmS & @otta 2Gocn ma
&coo Grug 60, 2crinGtons mn
@omar0.St Ctr. (2lpril5 jMoJ
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g8efern IargIanb Giicn6aka.
fdgftm.

IaBttm.
Peatnnero 81. Sepi., perIitt S%iuensetdttpu
40 morgsns etneapctt,. SGaersioipn, q.
& ". Hb., gaabncsbcro. Gbombcrsbura ui1S
LAMB. ~
2.M Ma6m. = Accommodation mad Union.
Srioge. ~
AIS glnSnI. G6nen.grprek, SaustIinie.
Sagerstofpr. Sancud, Gbippensbura unb allss
genontmen .Sonntae. Sreoerid urb Guuits,
burg lEarIorsgSd aep,s).
Sdgitdl, ausgenpninitn Eprntaa.
Toy Worgens-gorf, Q. & $. Bib, uib Gars
775o WSraels..-aIicm. nah aburmont.
FS.57 Wor9ens-Wciieru Grpreb, %9Beftmtrfter.
RrucebtIe C6reoerid), Gmmitsbnra, Yblir.
mont, WdbnesbQro. Gbautbersbnra, Snaers.
toipn. Snrtod;, Cumberland, @IfinS (eliifet.
Ebierbntions .gsaseon).
$50 Sindiit.-Snuptlinie, dfTi6 beu Gmoru.
SrcSe, feriler gorf, Sanooer. GETTYSBURG uno
Y. & 8. gtb.
$50 glatrn.-gffom. radb Sanober.
6.15 Nbenos-Iffpn1. mad ltttiou.Brfboe.
I1snr SamitanS.
9.45 Mbens-NffoJtts .dt:gt lln!unsgriboe unb
.SsIt Mot an ReunfbIsanlassrpe etat,on.
q. Mubertfun, n. N. osWeu,
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Baltimore 2ampf-Iadct.G umpaanie,

tItte nno 5liottidfiee 9dis9tnte.)n ~
: Die @ereiniaie Stnnters4soit bef1roertb.
1nmpfer r@iraiuta" Crcu). ,,Aiabama,"
p@cprgia," v3enucfre." IS
G1rtpfer fabrelt ti9lib, Sonttdgs diisges
rounler. bon ben ygG6 z9tuics "Bicrs, 9,r. 10
IS, Pinh.' strafc, $50 Gberbs. oireft nah CIo
Gotut Comfort, MorfoH. Tortsmoutb unb alien
Rurtten neS Giioers. Terbinouna in SIo
9oilt Comfort nit Der e. & 8, Gifenbabn.-
gin6 8ihrtpItb. Seroi1our9 in Nurtsnoutb nit
benz yGehbrnrh gir 0iuie~ folinen 2uee nod
PORTSMOUTH unb 9ltInnio. Sn Norfolf 8crbin.
onng nit bcr g%9ttIontic Coat 2irc." NorfoIi
nno %pcttIid1 uno .SIo 3ontinion Cine" nat
Netpbert. -gSuibingtcn, N.s9., Ridmono, 80,
lno Yctpsglorf.
MobBeitcr ra3 europdif6em GIane. 9uru.
riBfe adiiitcriiulrfer, eleftrifhe 0e!eubtuna,
Sarpfbet3Hrg, Goien frei. Heierbirie aaiiiteii.
thinner In ben 9iuets9nrealr Der r9an'9ine."
Nr. 107, GftsNuItiHlpre Sfrdbc; gr, 506-50e,
9iabtsStrabc; G. ". 9. Office eiibufts@de Der
baltimore Iinn Galberisstrahe; Continental
fruit @utlbin9" NIB slIbaueb'5, Er. 100, Norb'
Gb1rIpSsSirnhe.
Sphu n. SEeriuuuo, q. prptur,
8icesTrdi. II. Sen .lGGudgcr. Sen. sEaft. ,Iaf.
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McrAants & Miners Sranspprt. So

McrdantS & Wincrs Sransport. So.
lamp icr. 2iuie.
Trdcht mo Euiiaaicre.
9Sucb Bottom uno benz Often.
SerrtuN, Sienitna mn 6rciiug. . ll1r glbenbs.
' ginh Erooiocrcc uuo. benz Often.
.Sollnida, Miitttpoh mo Sreiida. 6 ubr sberbs.
NadI NEWPORT. VIEWS.
Gdgltd. ausgenDTmen 0iunida unb Gau1ftag,
6 llbr Ihcno3.
y Srndt nitgcnonlmel tiaIih his Z 1lbr Tddut.
fir 0%enfctben 3ng ~fqbrcnne Sarpier.
gIado Sdpnnnab lllo benz Siioen.
Stcnitag, Sonnerttag itto Gamftae,
G llbr ghenos.
:. ". Mc9tcin, Ngent. Bier 3. Sus G.sSnt,Str.
@un9t Qiirenu: 8crma!ls ulo 2iabtsSir.
U13,I&S|
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*"* Gic .sshDeinigtcn Sanacr Doii
@aibin9ton" peronitaltcn am Mitt.
mod, Den 81. bs. Mts., in Der oorti.