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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-06-23
COUNTY NEWS.
so~ additional County Nesrs see other pagss
EAsTBRooK.

A. Eugene Clarke and wife have moved
intosth boat house.
Frances Piper spent few days last week
with her parents, ii. c. Piper and wife.
James Piper and wife visited relatives at
North Ellsworth and Hancock last week.
Miss Eda Piper is at home for few
weeks from Sullivan, where she has been
employed.
Several from here attended the Free
Baptist conference at South Hancock
June 1870.
Miss Bennett and the pupils OF the Neck
school held an ice-cream sociable at the
schoolhouse Tuesday evening. All report
pleasant evening.
June 10. SPEC.
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must have al information in hand, n
order that IT may promptly map cut
its program Of distribution.
Every county in Georgia should
take up the question now and proceed
promptly to get squareIy upon re
1--we list"
The above editorial IS very
strong enc. and so far as Giynn county
is concerned, We would like to inquire
whether she is dead or alive?
Live fish swim up stream. an. it
does seem TO us that We could nse
large number of these cony.cts on
our public roads.
What say you. gentlemen Of the
county commissioners?
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The south IN spite of ftsesf Rhodes,
If We identity hlm correctly. has for
years been the editor Of q paper thot
has found Us preferred pleasure in
toadying to the corporations in Ala
hama. and Il might be retorted Tat
It Is a blessing direct from the haai
Of the Almighty that the people Ct
tiIsat stats were not OF his kidney.
I If Mr.. Taft swallows the Rhodes
dose without gagging he will simply
prove anew that few men have the
sense to weigh impartially and dis
crfminatingIy the things said in Ter-
sonal praise of themselves. The ruth
does not expect Taft's administration
to better it one whit over the admin
istration Of any other decently ac-
ceptabIe. president. AS far back as
Rutherford 3. Hayes southern man
was found to accept cabinet posi-
ton. out. Of which was to grow the
unification of the country and the i'm
mediate advance Of the south TO a
place Of honor in the councils of the
nation and the front rank in finance
and development. We heard the
Rhodes hogwash then, and We have
heard Ii at intervals ever since, ort
nothing has come Of It. The south
has never tried 70 get something FER
7cihing, nor does it believe II can l.e
done.
All the south asks Of Mr. Taft S
TO give the country fair and raa-
sor.able administl alton and it WI
take care OF itself 1t does not want
to be used as an odious text 70 pelnt
false morals or arouse an unfounlel
patriotism II not interfered with,
Ii let alone to d fair show, the south
viii prosper by hard WORK and horse
sense, OF which most excellent as Is
il Las a good working stock.
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SHERIFF SALE.

Georgia.-Glynn County
Under and by virtue Of an execution.
issued from the superior court Of sad
county, in favor OF Eliza Sampson and
against Zack Sampson, win be sold st
prlli cutlery before the courthouse
DOR of said county, to the highest and
hest bidder for cash. within the legal
hours of sale. on the first Tuesday in
February, 1909. the unexpired lelse-
mold interest, the same expiring IN
1867, in and TO that tract OF land
known, according to the official map
of the Town Commons OF the city OF
Brunswick in said county, as the
northeastern thirty 800 by ninety go
feet OF Town Commons lot No. one
"a ndred and thirty 900 between Am-
hest and Albany streets in sad
city, said northeastern thirty b. ninety
feet fronting thirty feet on Amherst
street and running back from said
street ninety feet with a un;f)rm
with Of thirty feet and the i'm o.ove-
ments thereon Levied on as the
pr.gerty Of Jack Sampson, and same
le.ng in his possession at tA. tine
of levy Written notice Of levy given
him. Levy made and returned 10 ne
hv r. 8. Pyles. Derrty Sheriff
= his January eth. 1903
VIM. n. 5erris.
Sheriff, GIynn County Ca1ee.a.
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WHAT BRUNSWICK sAoJLD DO.

D
Nov that both the city and the
county authorities have elected their
officers Tor the pr@ent year, now that
all general ,Ssetions Src over with and
we ara fairly Ger way in the New
Year, The News sug.1sts lnaA We
who live In and are int, ~sAssd -
Brunswick. resolve TO go to v ~ ~
the material growth and developnt 9''N
81 the city. We should not have sores
left from the distribution Of public
patronage in city or in county. We
cannot have all Of the things we would
desire and in every contest in this
old world Of ours some must be vic
torious and many, must suffer the
pangs of disappointment. II. in these
races of life, all could be trium-
plant, think what one-sided affair
it would be after all, We all have
Our friends, our influence, our sphere,
IN which we are more or less useful.
and IL in the every day battles 81 life
We lose faith and es,raoa With each
small anibltDn unachieved, why we
fR0s..-s. IN the end prove to be poor
aud weak citizens unfit for civic re-
sponsibilities and unworthy Of the true
friendship Of good men.
The News has. for years, devotet
itself TO the task Of trying to unite
che people Of THIS splendid little city
Ii has endeavored TO do away viii
strife and malice and discord. Il ha
used its best efforts TO dlssipate fac
tionalism in local politics. and It ha
Iong INDUCED tho. hope that the tim
would come when brunswick coul
show to all Of the world that ah
nuts her own interests above thos
Of her citizens; that she is jealous
her civic pride and Of her municip'
energy, and that hers is q people $
deeply imbned with city love and Al
lection that nothing can drive tAel
from their duty TO her!
SO. let's accept the DEGREES Of .
ordinarily generous fate, and IT son
little cherished hope has been denit
Is lets strive to forget i and ley
accord to each and every man y
credit Tor honesty and good lntenlo
rhe duty q the people q =
matchless seaport city IS 70 Faiss
Us support 81 every measure iooAl'
y. Is her betterment, to advocate eye
movement in the interest Of her grow
|and development, 10 put behind the
sny other thought and TO Try each d
b the year 10 do something for Bran
wick.
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Thirty thee Years use IS ey.d zee
millions Of consumers IS eyideEe
sales nisde By 1900 agents is e1i-
denc1. You buy 9oIr gallons L. < y
Paint and three gallons pure li.saad
oil at so cents mix them eaad maze
seven gallons bsst paint ready fer
use-cast only $1.20 per gallon. Done
in two minutes. I. & II. Paints Agents
in Brunswick is the Georgia Hard
ware Co.. Brunswick, Ga.
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SOME SNAIL ToADYlsM.

Rufus Rhodes, of Birmingham, is
held up 10 scorn as a toady because
IN the speech of invitation to Mr.. Taft
Ia visit that city he presented to him
a nauseous dose Of gross and Grass
sattery as being the sentiment of the
people Of the south. Among other
things he said the result Of the last
presidential election was blessing
IN the hand Of Almighty God to
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OFFICE: 2o7 GLOUCESTER ST.

correspondence solicited, but TO
receive attention. letters must be
accompanied by responsible name
not for publication. but as q
guarantee OF good faith.
Rejected communications win be
returned if accompanied by postage.
Remittance should be made by
postal note, check. money order. on
registered letter, Address.
NEWS PUBLISHING CO.
BRUNSWICK. CA.
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IS cLYNN COUNTY DEAD OR
ALIVE?

Under the caption On Which Lis.,"
the Atlanta Constitution in its issue
81 yesterday contains the follow ag
vary strong editorial.
Within a month by February 10
to be exact each county in the stare
must have decided just what il pros
poses 10 do with reference to taking
from the state its quota of felony CON
victs FOR work upon IT'S public rolas
More Than eighty Georgia counties
have already informed the prison
co0mAsion that they will take the
number Of eonv.cts apportioled tol
W n and. in the majority Of eases. .
,hey ~ant extras.
aThe >ommission has, Therefore
,es,t,ye ass .TaGce that eve'y st..;e
ccpvlct viii be- taken for 3ofK On
county roads, and tSst tue demanl WI
considerably exceed Nae supply.
put that constitutes Go excise CT
re ason why the other courkies OF the
state should hang back or ignore ene
, a. tie most valuable opportunities
wo'eh ." ever been presented TO
/ them.
every one of the 146 counties in
tho state can get its lawful share Of
| ,cpyicts, If it wants them, for no cora
lty is entitled 10 extras until tue a.
llctttd quota of each county les.f'ng
them is supplied,
CHOSE determined and progressive
counties seeking overs will get hem
only in the event that othes counties
| ID not take advantage OF their opd-
tupity,
~Thus there arc I've lists II TER
GA counties. the live ana the feat
! ones.
rs there any Georgia county wAiel
: will willingly and deliberately mae'
itself in the latter category?
oh. which list? That is the lies
! ton that now confronts the 145 corn
i ties Of Georgia. each Of which is
: minor but distinct and separate s. "
ernmental division with certain i'm
portant duties and functions % sNr
form,
one Of the chief among ,hss
enctions is the building and maine
nance Of good roads
!, Nothing Is so clearly indicative
he quality and character Of a son
nu4.ity. measured by the standard
Fewess and growth. as It's roads.
strange 20 state, rot a county in Il
aass has as YET takcn advantage
bm feature Of me new law whi'
= provides that two or more eoun'i'
= may combine their interests and 60
stitute one gang Of those eonF'S's :
lotted 10 all OF them which are pa
ties to the agreement,
by sharing the expense the hui
aen Is hghtened and the essential Nd
is may be readily accomplished.
Sc MANY counties have waited unit
# the beginning of the new year, whe
m newly-elected boards CT county con
IS missioners took hold. Gwinnett, K
ae instance. has just announced determ
er nation to take a full share, both
8 regulars and overs and to issy
= bonds TO further road construction.
% by February 10 the CONFUSION
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Cloth all Woe and Paint al Paint,
is cheaper han shoddy elolh OK shod-
dy paint The l. & ~ is Zine Metal
made into Oxide of Zinc confined
with White Lead. and then made into
PALM With pure Linsc cd OIL in thou
sand gallon grindings and miNings.
Wears long: actual cost only Sl20
ger gallon L. & NJ Agents. The
Georgia Hardware Co. brunswick
Ga.
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NOTICE.
Schedule Changes Effective January

ScnecuIe Changes ELECTIVE .Janu ary
4, 1908, on Southern Railway.
I.fet tive January 4. 1908. train No.
IS viii leave Brunswick at s.45 a. IA.
Arrival Of trains No IA and No IS,
and departure Of train No. 13 remain
unchanged. (. n. Houseman,
General Agent.
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SEE OUR SPECIAL VALUES IN
$3.50 and s1t.75 MEMS SUITS. ARE
WORTH DousLE, AT KAtsERs.
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ZOE REMr-

FOR RE>T-Ofices, business houses
ana residences in all sections Of The
CITY Can on Albert Fendig & Co.
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r 0R RENT-The store We occugv
-eaEy & G.. rs Grant street.
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REEL EsTATE-We are in the mar
ket ior several thousand acres Of
timber lands. either in large or small
bodies VIII also buy stumpae
rights for black pine on eut-over
timber lands. We also handle farms
and @cutoyer' timber lands. Mali
ews Lumber Company, l4l7 Empire
Bldg. Atlanta, c..
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MtscELLAr46

RI BLlc STENOGRAPHER-c. p
'5oodysar, Jr IT, w. Gale & Gem
pany's Office phone 1873.
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WANTED.

WANTED-S Sewing by Mrs. Robertson.
dressmaker. over News Office.
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Every Night
PATHE'S LATESG
Blowing
PiCfuers
SC. and f0c.

PREPARE FoR T4E COLD sNAF
ny PURCHASING THIS SEASONS
MEMS suITs AT ONE. FoURTA OFF
AT kAIsERls.
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ONE FOURTH OFF ALI LADIES'
SUITS, cLoAks and FUR PIECES
AT KAtsER's.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-05
ANOTHER rIONEER GONE

James r. Tetherow. who died az
his home near Luckiamute, Thursday
afternoon, after short Illness of
pneumonia, was a son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Solomon Tetherow. early pio-
neers Of Oregon, and was born In
what is North Dallas, April 21. 1876.
DEATH OF A PIONEER WOMAN.
Mrs. Charlotte Thomas, one OF the
oldest pioneers Of Linn county, die
Sunday morning at the home of her
daughter Mrs. Arilla Burkhart. near
Lebanon. Mrs. Thomas was born In
Tennessee In 1925, and crossed the
plains TO Oregonai 1S47. herself
driving one OF the oXteams OF long
train nearly all the way. She was
married In lS4S to John Thomas. and
settled near here. Her husband died
in 1904, since which time she had
made her home with her daughter.
Mrs. Burkhart Mrs. Thomas Is sur
vived by six sons and three daughters
all OF whom ave In this state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-05
OREGON
BOOSTER
CAMPAIGN
CITY AND STATE ARE
GROWING

Twenty thousand copies of a sup
plement sheet of this paper are being
prepared for circulation by the Salem
Board of Trade.
Meetings under the auspices OF the
local organizations of the Develop
ment League are being held at Rose
burg Monday. April 8. at Central
Point Tuesday, Oakland Wednesday.
Cottage Grove Thursday. Eugene Fri
day. and Oregon City Saturday The
Central Point gathering will have
delegations present representing the
entire Rogue River Valley.
AS a direct result OF the advertis-
ing campaign and the fact that the
money is spent In telling of the re-
sources OF the state rather than the
attractions of the city, over fifty per
cent OF AL the specific inquiries are
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-05

about fruit lands. This is true be-
cause not only are agriculturists and
horticulturists interested, but men in
the professional walks of life who
want to get out into the open.eir find
fruit growing especially cliS- lenial.
Many of this class have been among
our most successful growers in vari-
Gus parts of oregon.
The inquiries about dairying are
not numerous, but they come from
those actually engaged in the work
in other states, and undoubtedly a
larger percentage of the dairy let
ters mean settlers than those on 9TH
er subjects.
The magnificent work of the cit
izenship OF Oregon, the cooperation
of the churches and the schools with
the commercial bodies, has influenc-
ed nine-tenths of the people who are
coming to this state on colonist rates
SO that they go direct to their place
Of final settlement, and the conges-
ton felt so keenly at Portland dur
ing record-breaking 1907 is almost
entire done away with. As the
crowning test o. organization, Port
land has had such loyal assistance
from her business houses and citizens
that 100000 leaflets have gone out
in their letters I'm a single month
Oregon and other Pacific Coast
states have an intense interest in the
matter of tariff revision, Just as do
otner sections of the country. Num-
erous resolutions have been adopted
by commercial bodies approving
higher import duty on hops.
An enthusiastic Oregonian return
ing to the East for several months
visit, provided himself in advance
with generous sized note book, and
"ept a record of all his travelling ac-
quaintances and all his old friends
with whom he talked in different
parts of the country. These people
are now getting copies of this paper
Others can assist very materially in
his way.
A new edition of one thousand
'acts of production is being prepared
Tor publication.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-05
EVERYTHING GOES THAT HAS A GRAFT ATTACHED.

Is reported that the Attorney Generals office has de-
cided that the Dairy Inspector bill is sound and will
stand
That is the bill 10 give State Food and Dairy Commission
eT Bailey $4,000 ADDITIONAL FOR DEPUTIES.
That office now collects fees and fines the occupant gets
big salary and the legislature gave him $4,000 for extra
deputies,
In the House the Grange members killed the bill but be-
fore adjournment consented to amend IF THE GOVERNOR
MIGHT APPOINT THOSE DEPUTIES.
The amendment passed both houses, and was omitted
conveniently by the committee on enrolled bills and that is
called Law,
THAT SUCH TAMPERED BILLS SHOULD BE SMUGGLED
THROUGH and should be signed up by the officers Of both
houses and the Governor is remarkable
The bill should be taken into the courts and killed for hay
ING been defectvey passed. and The $4,000 Shod be
given Mr. Bailey,
# a mere enrolling clerk can leave out important amend
menS and that be called law, WHAT PROTECTION HAVE
THE PEOPLE AGAINST FRAU0S2
The people have enough to pay for legislative eXtraya
ganCe without oiSting on them defective laws,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-05

Mr.. =, G. Fritts. oneontA. n. Y.
writes; MY little sirl was greatly
oenentted by taking Foley's orinO
l.ax'tiVe. and l think Il Is the beat
remedy for constipation and liver
trouble" Foley's orlno Laxative Is
best for w0men aud children. as Il
la mild. pleasant and eaoctive. and ~
a splendid spring medicine. as Il
eleansss the syseem and clears tia
eompieaios. For sale BY J. Q. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-05
REV. EssoN RECEIVED.

Rev. Albyn Esson. the new pastor
OF the Christian church, arrived yes
terday from Paris, lil.. and last night
a reception was rendered him az the
church. where a social session was
held for two or three hours Rev.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-05

Esson and others spoke, indicating a
splendid good will, with prospects OF
a good campaign against sin in Al
bany, led by the pastors. Light re-
freshments were served.
Rev. Esson is former college
mate OF Rev. Evans, and comes highly
spoken OF as preacher and pastor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-05

Happiness Is toss-up between
a married mans caution and a bach.
elor's advice
The wife OF a henpecked husband
Is usually set In her ways.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-05
WHY PORTLAND CANDIDATES ARE SHY.

The Republicans find hard to get rS-cIasS men TO be-
come candidates for any office in thai city,
Well why should trst-caSS men want to JUMP INTO A
DlSCREDlTED SlTUATl0N7
The only law they can act under is the Direct Primary
law and that IS condemned and dScredIted
he party organ and the party leaders in that city de-
nounce and condemn THE LAW ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE.
Those same leaders have not the brains the courage to
get up an amendment so they do nothing but howl
With The law condemned and dScredlted Republican vot-
erS DO NOT KNOW WHAT T0THlNk
the leaders are not loyal to the principle that the people
shall nomnate what have the voters 10 expect but bOSSSm
and machine ruler
The truth IS the whole movement to have a committee
select lot OF delegates called convention IS FRAUD
AND A FARCE.
Il succeeds the same thing will be done al the next
county convention and state convention,
ARE The PEOPLE READY TO GIVE UP THE DIRECT
PRIMARY lAW2 Not yet And they will sit and spit upon
Inc suggested convention
Two additional planets have recently been added to our
solar system MI HanmanS attention is called TO this fact
tie has this planet pretty well comered
Let American women marry laps, Chinese or any other
kind OF color on condition that they 20 and live with them in
their own country
The city of Portland seems inclined to try Dr. Weaherbee
IN place OF Dr. Lane as mayor While selecting physician TO
administer on the POLITICAL ailments why not Get eh snap
py one-Andrew c, Smth2
Taft shows signs OF being a President who, while a per-
feet gentleman is thoroughly onto his job
The commission system e city government which would
put any city INTO the hands OF high class OF business men, is
naturally resisted by the Two bttelS in any city like Portland
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-05
A Healing salye for burns. Uhapped
Hands and SORE Nipples.

tN''ts Ahu HoFe NIppIcs.
As healing salvo for.burns. sores.
sore nipples and ehApped hands
ChsmberlAih's salve is most sxcsl-
lent, Il allays the pain OF a burn
almost instantly. and unless the In
jury Is very severe. heals the part
without leaving a scar. Price IS
cents For sale by all good drug
glsts.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-05
Study the Above Map
A WORD ABOUT YAQuINA BAY

You could not nnd interesting location 20 spe
be the most beautiful summer resort, NATURALLY, OF
places OF interest close Newport such the ghthc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-11
r. F. Knox, Auetioneer.

A UCTION SALE OF TWO HOUSES AND
"A LOTS KNOWN AS NOS. 627 AND 62S
NORTH PITT STREET, ALEXANDRIA
VIRGINIA.
| Pursuant to the terms Of deed Of trus
bearing date on October 20, 1904, duly re-
corded among the land records Of the City q
Alexandria, Virginia, in Deed Book No. 81
page $50, given 3y EDEN HAMMOND and
AREY A. HAMM0ND,h his wife.to the under
signed Trustees, to fecure to the Mercantile
Railway Building & Losn Association Of
Alexandra. Virginia, the payment OF GER
tain sum therein set forth, default having
been made in the payment Of said sum, and al
the request and by the direction Of the Bard
of Directors Of sid Associs ton, the under
signed Trustees will offer for sale at public
auction. ON the premises, at 10 o'clock noon, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH "a, 1909.
all that lot Of grf und in this City, With the
buildings and improvements thereon, known
as Nos. 627 and $40 north Pitt street, being
bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at q point on the east SIDE OF
Pitt street l34 feet 4 inches south IT Wythe
strickland running thence south on Pitt street
% fest 8 inches. more or less; thence east
parallel with Wythe street ~ feet; thence
north parallel with Pitt street 80 feet 8 inches,
more or less, the length Of the first line; and
thence west in direct line 81 feet TO the
point Of beginning.
Terms of sale: Cash. Conveyancing at the
cost of the purchaser.
THOMAS J. FANNON,
J.K. NJ. NORTON, Trustees.
maHch9,td
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OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS

| OPENING AND CLOSlNu VI MAILS
Northern maila, week days, close at 10 a.
N. and II 30 o. M, and 200, 50,
8 is and 10 10 D. m. Open ct 500 q. M,
| 70 90 m, and 5 90 D. m. On SundaysN Northern
mails close st 10 9. m, $50, and 10
| I'm.
Southern mails via Charlottesville close at
40 and 10 30 a. M, and 20, 80 and ~ 10
o. m, Dozen ct 800 a. M. and 90 p. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Close at
& 45 and 10 30 q. n., and 800, z Is and 10 30
o. 10, Open at 8 q. m, II m and p. m.
Manassas Division mails close ct 2 10 8. n.
and 3 90 D, N. Open at II 80 and 30 p. N.
Alexandria and Round Hill mails close at
80 q. M, and 20 p. m. Open at SOOa. m.
Chesapeake and Ohio malls close ct 9 20 ..
N. AID 10 Is p. m. 0Den at 800 q. m. and
Washington mails close at71O. s.m.s45
and II 80 8, M, and 2 %, 2 30,
Is and 10 10 p. m. Open at 800 g. M,
1900 N. and 90 D. N. and 8 80 p. M.
Office KOurs-open at 500 q. m. Closs Of
Sunday HOurs-Opsn at SOOG m. ClOss
at 10 90 8. N.
Carriers' Schedule Collection made on In.
aide routes-6 Is and 1000 q. N. and 3 90 and
b 80 D. m. Flu route-6 10 q. N. and 80 p.
d. Sunday objection IS p. N. Carrier
window open Sunday 900 q. N. and clos
1000 q. n.
Deliveries made 800 &. m. 1 30 p. m. snd
90 .. n.
before oar indicated kius fef cledns.