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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-08-10
Iowa Farm Sells for sss,o5s.

Reasoner. Aug. 9.-The S32-acre
farm near Reasoner, known as the Al
bert Lufkin farm, was last week sold
by Mrs. Lufkin and A. K. Lufkin to a
banker OF Geneseo, III. The consid.
eration was ss3 PEI acre $6s,056.
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New York Butter and Egg Market.
New York, Aug. 9.-Butter-Market
steady.
Receipts-7,1 100.
Creamery specials-2eh@27c.
Official-261ac.
Extras-26@26Ac
Thirds to frsts--23@251sc
+ Process-21@241ac.
Factory-19@21hc.
EGGS Market barely steady.
Receipts-11,3 800.
Extra firsts-24@25kc.
Firsts-221s @231sc.
Seconds-21@ 22c
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THE BEST BARGAIN IN NORTH
ern Iowa, a fine 156 acres, lust q
miles from Germainia. Ia for SIS
per acre. A good nine room hous,
aid large barn, finest grove ii,
county and nice location. For partic-
ulars address U. A. Dreesman, Ger
mania, Ia.
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Chicago Butter and Egg Market.

Chicago, Aug. -Butter-M Market
steady.
reameries-22@25c.
Dairies-20@23hc.
Eggs-Market weak.
Receipts-9,600 cases.
At mark. cases included-17c.
Firsts-20c.
Prime f1rsts-22c.
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Nav York Poultry Market,

New York. Aug. s.-Poultry-Marke
alive, firm.
Chickens-13h @1Sc.
Fowls-15h @16c.
Turkeys-13c.
Dressed-Market irregular.
Chickens: broilers-14@20c.
Fowls-I55s @1S5ac.
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CHARLTON.

Chariton--The funeral services of =.
w. Baker who died at his home near
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE
MARKET.

The following market is furnished by /,
F'urman. grain and stock bl oker,
Rooms and 5. Chiffon block. New
phons 1884.
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Chicago Provision Market,

Chicago. Aug. s.-The provision
market follows
Pork-Sept-$20.42
Lard--s11.22@11.25.
Ribs-s10.95.
Rye-ca sh-69@72c. Y
Barley-cash- 52@7oc.
Timothy-Sept--$3.70
Cloyer-ca sh-$11.60.
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A DAVIS COUNTY. IOWA, FARM is
good investment either for a home
or income. Land from $40 per acre
up. Write c. e. Fry, Bloomfield, Ia.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--RELINQUIS OF
fractional 80 (67 55 1000 acres on the
Dietrich tract. Twin Falls, Idaho dis
trict, for $500 cash. Land was fling
NO. "a under the Carey Act among
$500 numbers; is located / Il miles
from the townsite of DIETRICH, about
70 miles from Twin Falls. Address
6. G. Brock, Sheldon, la.
100 IMPROVED FARMS IN c15N-
trail Minnesota. All sizes, cheap
prices, easy terms, always a good
Title. Write for land list. No. rs. G.
ID. Baker, fergus Falls. MINI.
100 ACRE FARM 8 MILES FROM
city, 100 acres improved. 20 acres
pasture. Good rich soil. no rocks,
good buildings, on lake shore. Must
sell. Price $4,s00 $4,000 cash. balance
B. years at 6 per cent interest. Bert
Hines Cumberland, Wis.
FOR SALE---S0 ACRE FARM IN
Morrison &C., Mimi. miles south of
Plerz on the new Su Line. All I'M
der cultivation, soil black sandy
loan. no buildings. Price SEQ per
acre. Small payment down, balance
at per cent. John McElroy. St.
Cloud, MINI.
FOR SALE-TWO GOOD MITCH
cows. 500 South Willard.
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T0DAY'S MARKET NEWS
LOCAL MARKETS

There is noted change on the hog
market, all weights having dropped
& is cents: otherwise the markets re-
main steady.
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WANTED

SEE ME- FOR SOUTH TEXAS
lands. also have farms and town
property for sale. have some bar
grains. j. M. Lepper, Floris, Ia.
w 'tNTED-WE PAY CASH FOR
eggs and produce. Hens SC. Swift
& Co.. PIT S. Union.
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Chicago Poultry Market.

chicago, Aug. 9.-Poultry-Mar
steady.
Turkeys-14c
Chickens--14c.
Springs-17c.
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Peoria Corn Market.

Peoria. Aug. 9.-The corn market
follows:
No. 2 yellow-66Ac.
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FOR SALE.

THE CROPS OF RIPLEY CO., MO,
show for themselves. You can Judge
of land by the crops. This Is the
land of varied farming. Send for list
and let us show you. Address C. H.
Martin. Doniphan, Mo.
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FOR sALE-Two GOOD MICH
cows. 500 South Willard.
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Minis. speake.

Miss Mary Ethel Speake was married
on March 9th to Mr.. James Raymond
Minis. Of Oklahoma. The wedding took
place at sWinton West" the home of
the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Edward Speake. The Rector Of Durham
Parish, Rev. Oscar Woodward zeigle,
officiated.
The bride was attired in gown OF
white silk, trimmed with Irish lace and
embroidered with pearls, and was at
tended by her sister, Miss Clara Speake
as Maid of Honor. The brother of the
groam, Mr.. II. Thurman Minis, of Lu
ray. was best man.
The following young ladies, attired il
white batiste gowns trimmed with lace
and directoire sashes, acted as ribbol
maids Misses Helen Minis, of Luray
Lonise HALEY and Louise f. Cobey, Q
Washington, Leila and Mary Gray am
Mary A. Marbury, Of this County.
The bride and groom will, after
months trip Of visiting and sights seeing
take residen e at Oklahoma City, okls
homa. .....,u
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Obituary.

Mrs. Eliza Hayden, aged SO years,
Passed away quite suddenly on Monday,
22nd inst, her death being the result of
apoplexy. She was in the best Of health
and spirits prior to her illness and only
lived a few hours after she was taken
sick.
She was lady Of very amiable dispo-
sitiou, a good, loving and kind mother,
a true friend to all and a devout Catho-
lie, and her death brings much sorrow
to all of her relatives and aequaintanees.
She was the reliet of the late Mr.. J. c.
Hayden and is survived by four daugh-
tiers and two sons, viz: Mr.. Leon Hay
den. Mr.. Bennett Hayden, Miss Column
bia Hayden, Mrs Ballinger, of Washing
ton, D. c., Ms. George Herbert, Of Nor.
folk, Va, and Mrs. James Dyer, Of
Cobb Neck, Md. Her remains were IN
TERED in Holy Ghost Sacred Grosnds,
Cobb Neck.
Her tolls are past, her work is done,
And she is fully blessed.
I She fought the fight, the victory won,
And entered into rest.
"A Friend.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1909-04-02

Harry MaIeolm's capture Of unmo-
Tested pilates iufesting the Chesapeake
the entire winter is an object lesson to
MARYLAND officialdom that where there
is will land no partisan politics. there
Is always a way. Mr.. Malcolm's dis
patch to the Governor touched the pub
lie heart. 1t was pathetic appeal.
"The pirates have entered the Potomac.
Send help, quickly" said the 25th Of
February dispatch. Annapolis official
dom mails the dispatch to Berlin official
dom, sitting quietly drawing si.soO per
annum. To get toCobbs Point would
cost the State Game Warden, as we
reckon, s2.l3.
without an oyster feet fooling around
TO earn salary, without a staff, with
out board Of public works and without
the purse Of the State, without one cent
salary, not over five feet high, Mr.. Nal
colin, with the pride Of his State al
heart and the courage to grapple pirates
in big power boats, Immediately, and en-
tirely alone, comprised their capture
hauled their navy to land and them
selves to Jail, conhscated their entire
outfit and Jailed and fined midnight
maurauders armed cap-a-pie.
The long unheard public feels from
the crown Of its head TO the sole of th'
public foot deep gratitude that there !
one man with old Maryland blood in hi
veins that dares to do something in de
tense of the honor Of the State and t
preserve inviolate the noble waters Q
the Chesapeake, the broadest, best gam
preserve throughout America. Mr.. MAJ
co ms clearly defined outlines of dut
and tealty are most naturalization
Henry Keene, in the Baltimore Amer
lean,
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Communicated.

EDITOR INDEPENDENT
That the appointment by the Cover
NOR of Mr.. T. Van Clagett as Associate
Judge in the judicial district has Great
ed widespread dissatisfaction 10 TINS
Prince G eorge's County, is unquestioned
and known to all, not because OF any
thing against the character or ability oil
the appointee, but because older, more
experienced and, not to say ADLER, law
vefs. who unquestionably had greater
claim upon their party, were passed by.
That there was great disappointment
in Charles County because your County
the second in importance in the district,
wa IGNORED when the appointment OF
Judge Camalier, of St. Mary County,
was announced, there is no question Oh
doubt, # the state ments OF many premi
i nent men Of both political parties are tG
be believed. And we are eredioly IN
formed that that dissatisfaction still ex
lists.
ward, ssse5; Robert &. Barbour and
wife to S. S. Lancaster, $50: James W
Marshall to F. c. oooksey, s44 Is; Ed
Robertson to Harry R. Bowling, sls4;
Bernard Shorter to John F. Simms. se5
DEEDS.
VIM. Coulby and wife to Thomas /
couiby, for "Chesham, y s720; Josephine
V. Smoot to John Bur5h, lot in Port
Tobacco, $50; Henry Christ to Mary Ell
len Butler, for ''Smoot's Advantage, 81;
Mary L. Bryner to George W. Hender.
son, for interest in Waterloo" ss5; p.
S. Bowling ct al to Conrad Posey for
Hotel at Hughesville, $40 Robert
o'Keefe ct al to Gladfelter & Sharretts
Tor widows Pleasure $3.50; Mary
Mother to same, 2S3 acres land. 500.
Henry Delozier to Harry Hawkins
acres, 500 James A. Proctor to ] usene
L. Edeien, l acre of land, $50; Myer
5reenbaum to Kate V. Davis, for ,.Tbe |
Jill Top, 5000; S. R. Neave to James M |
sowing, lot at Hughesyille, 81; Uzzial
Wright to Robt. jackson, for s.Smoots ;,
400; Adrian Posey, Trustee, to F. B
'horter, MEALS Gift 81 &C.. BF
ireen and al to Cardinal Gibbons for
7 acres of land, $40; W. J. Mitchell
trustee to Benz. Tubman, part of the
ireenland, 81 &C; Same, Assignee to
N. Digges, for "Wentworth's Wood
louise, 81 sc.
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March %, 1903.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
We, the colored citizens of Pomfret,
Md, Seventh Election District Of Charles
County, most respectfully call attention
to recent order issued by the County
School Board, closing the colored
schools. The schools were opened
Oct Il, 1908, and closed March
II, 1893.
BY referring to the above dates, it is
plainly seen that the school term allow
cd colored schools begins and ends at
season when only large children may at
tend.
Schools are at great distances, and
small children are prevented by bad
weatherifrom attending, and when it is
possible for them to go, the schools are
closed.
If we, as parents, cease to bend every
effort to educate our children we, too,
would be guilty of a wrong done them,
and would have little ground to hope
for their Christian and moral welfare.
We have organized and opened oul
school, at our expense, though some q
us have large families and find it hard K
| make both ends meet. Therefore, con
tributions to aid this undertaking viii
be thankfully received.
We urgently need any assistance yo'
can give us, and assure you of our graf
itude for any effort you make in our be
half, from any source whatsoever.
Moreover, we respectfully submit tina
this is an unfair condition, and we s.
: lIieit .sss'. supi,vrvIr efrecting remedy,
which is our object.
Respectfully,
SAMUEL FREEMAN,
JACOB BUTLER,
CHAS. II. JONES,
Address Pomfret, Nd. Trustees.
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Conductor ParaIyzed.

Captain Edward Kalkman, a well
known passenger conductor on the
fennsyivapia Railroad, was paralyzed at
Bel Alton on Sunday last. He brought
down the night train Saturday apparent
" in the best Of health, and in the
morning on Sunday white sitting in bis
room at Hotel Wills was taken and fell
from his chair. A special train came
down Sunday night and brought an.
other conductor, who took up the train
Monday morning and the paralyzed con-
duotor.
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Seats have been on sale for over week
for the famous Ziegfeld Revue, "Follies
Of 1gOs''. which is coming to Ford,s
next Monday to remain in our midst for
one week only with matinees on Wed
nesday and Saturday The furore Great
ed by last years Revue, "Follies of 1897
is still fresh in the memories of local
theatergoers. This years entertain ment
is said to be the brestest of all the Zieg-
field eonfections and has the most emf
nent cast of artists ever seen in MUSCLE
organization. 1t is in two acts and ten
scenes was written by Harry B. Smith,
its music by Maurice Levy and staged
/ bv Julian Mitchell, under the personal
supervision of Mr.. Ziegfeld. All the old
fayorites including Bickel & Watson,
AnnabelIe Whitford, Grace Leigh, Will
liam Powers and Dazzle, the magnetic
little danseuse will be found in this
years .sFollies''. New acquisitions to
the cast are Jack Norwirth, a celebrated
song writer and monologuist, Arthur
Deagon. the late star of The Time, the
Place and the Girl" Billy Rooves- the
original inebriated Swell, Villa
schrode. Brown, vi Bowers, Grace Rus
sell Evelyn Westbrook, and as specia
feature, Nora Bayes, the vivacious sing
ing comedienne and who is said to hav'
the best songs Of her career. "Foilie
of lgos'' is clean, wholesome, witty AM
up-to-date and little beyond. No sea
will be over $3.50 and the Wednesda
matinee will be % cents to one dollar.
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Removed to Louisbure

Rev. Mr.. D. NJ. Brown, who has beer
stationed here for the past four years as
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
Churches in this County, has been re.
moved to Louisburg, W. Va, and Rev
Mr.. sarver given charge in his place.
Mr.. Brown made many friends during
his stay here, and it is with regret that
we announce his removal elsewhere. He
expects to take up his duties at his new
next week.
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Mr.. Walter Berry, of near Waldorf
met with painful accident on Monday
last IN having his leg broken. Mr.. Ber-
~ was engaged in cutting timber and /.
tree became eutangled and fell in a dif-
ferent direction from that expected
striking his leg and breaking the same
MT, Berry Is brother Of Judge Berry.
of the Orphans Court.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

The present school terms ends
March 30, 1903.
The School Board will meet to pass
upon teachers reports, Tuesday, April
6, 1909.
The White Teachers Association
meet at the McDonough Institute,
Thursday, April 5, 1909. The meeting
will be called to order promptly at IL
O'Clock, and a full attendance is re-
ouested. Note books and pencils will
. be needed. On this day teachers are
requested to bring all Teachers Ii
brary books they may have on hand
and to take out other books.
2t NJ. r. STONE, Co. Supt.
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Quitting Business.

Capt. Thomas G. Daily, the veteran
merchant of Cobb Neck, has decided to
retire from business and has rented his
property to Mr. Sydney Posey, at pres
ent at Iompkinsville, on and after May
LIST, next.
Capt Daily has been a successful
merchant and retires from the field Of
acti e business life with the best wishes
Of host Of friends.
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In loving memory ofSmy dear So,
1909, aged q years. SA .
IT'S so hard to give our loved ones IN
though We have the sweet consolation
OF knowing that sometime, when this
sorrowful life is over, we will meet
around the Great White Throne, where
grief and pain can come no more
BY his mother. n. &
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The Rector Of Christ Church. in our
town, has been doing much toward
beautifying the grounds around the sa-
cred edifice.
The Clerk of the Court had bunch
of ducks in his possession few days
ago. Another opportunity for the game
warden to show his hand.
Messrs. T. X. Farrall & Son will have
their Spring opening Of NJ llinery Goods
on Tuesday, April 9th. The Ladies are
cordially invited to inspect same.
MISS Gray. who has been with us the
past two seasons, is in charge.-James
NJ. Bowling Il Co, Hughesville, Nd.
One Of our town disciples has gray
hair so has the Priest who Ieetnred
here Wednesday night. In coming ont
OF the New Wills Hotel the gray-haired
gentleman was cropping his way in the
dark, lest he might fall. Father. NAV
! assist your" and up steps a chivai-
rous gent and offered his arm. The
gray-haired gentleman, turning in
laughter, greeted his assistant lyon
fool, Tn no PRIEST
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A proposition was before the Board to
build half mile of concrete road at In
dian Head, under the Shoemaker law.
The matter was favorably considered
and will be built if it can be legally
dome
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Elegant Passenger Steamers "Augnst,.
and Atlanta
FOR Old Point Comfort and Norfoll, -
Steamers leave Baltimore daily lev
eept Sunday at $50 p. NJ. and srrivs
oid Point Comfort at G A. NJ. and Nor
toik at 90 A. NJ, where connection i
made with the Rail Lines for all points
South and Southwest. - p''"'>
YORK RIVER LINE.n
Elegant Passenger Steamers s.char
lotte" and Baltimore.
FOR West Point and Richmond Va
Steamers leave Baltimore on Tnssdsv
Thursday and Saturday at 5 p n
steamers call at Gloucester Point Glen
ents, Clay Bank and ALMONDS lvyastbar
permitting. e"'''ei
Steamers leave Baltimore from piers
Is and 10 Light Street Wharf.
through tickets to all points NAV he
secured, baggage checked and sfate-
rooms reserved from the CITY Ticket
1Ihees, ll9 Z. Baltimore St. ARTUIrI
W. ROBSON, Agent, 127 Z. Baltimore
st., or at the General Offices. Iiobt sp5 4
zee Sts., Baltimore, Nd. "
E. Z. FOSTER, FL cu1cat
Gen. Manager. Gen. Freig tb1'- =.
I. Ii. MCDANIEL, e -
General Passenger Agent.
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M. E. Church, South, Sunday, April
4'-preaching at Bethel II A. NJ.
DentsvilIe $50 p. NJ. and La Plata 7 10
r. M. by Rev. D. NJ. Brown, former
pastor.
G. N. SARYER- p q
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For SALE

a good work horse and a good work
mare; Light two horse wagon and
uouoie wagon harness. Apply 10
A. POSEY.
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Mrs. Eliza c. Hayden, Issue, died on
Monday. the 22nd inst. Mrs. Hayden
died suddenly Of heart trouble. She
leaves several children, all Of whom are
grown. They are Messrs. Leon and
Benton Hayden, Mrs. Hortense Herbert,
Mrs. Burndetta Dyer, and Miss Lemmy
Hayden, Of this County, and Mrs. Ella
Ballinger, Of Washington City.
Her funeral took place on Wednesday
following her death and her remains
we're inferred at Cobb Neck chuteh-
where she had worshipped for many
years. Mrs. Hayden was a lady with
many fine attributes of character, aud
left host Of friends, who deplOre her
demise.
Hetherly Spear. formerly Of this
County, Of late years residing at Bow
dowham, Maine, died of old age on the
nth inst, one year after his wife, Tam
elm Spear, to the very day.
=, N.a.., nn..on sormsrIv of This
ca -, AKA 4 wasb,poton CITY last
- ss'.'.,'s go, .a.von. nrostratian His
- ,,..,,,,h. 4 tho County ON
$50 s'.,,'' ,...and s1,orrod a. Good Home
, o'ssss" 5,.rrot p,a.awsxen Mr. mt
- - ,,ido,,sr and without chill.
~ W" ~ ,os. ana hro,ber M Jobn T
na,.an ana two s;st,,rs Mrs. Maggie
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE.
DUCK EGGS FOR SALE

sale. Apply at sss io'
Bch 20. THIS orrrcr
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FRIDAY. April 2 1909.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Local Breviues.


Gov, .go;n
snus.n palm sunday
,,-,.,
Inc roSu eo'pi "''e vs."
Lutte MIS- NA'"e''"e wv . = ''9'
at AreSie'
MI Johh owen Fis'seu pA''''iioie
SesVefu@S'
Mr. and Mrs 3. .. Harris spent suh-
Jay at iuallo.
Uncle Buy simpson was VISITOR y
our town on TUESDAY
Mr.. Ashton Kerry is going to remove
to Montgomery Soun'y'
Mr.. Bruce NJ. Wilmer was visitor to
the County during the week
We are indebted to Mr. I. A. south
erland for choice pair OF shad.
The two hotel proprietors in1this town
have each gotten car loads Of ice.
The new Fire Department building in
our city is showing up handsomely.
States Attorney, Mr.. Cooksey, was a
visitor IN Raltimore CITY on Wednesday.
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-Four changes allowed 70 yearly advertisers
siihout additional charge
An advertisements due and payable aiter
the first insertion.
Obituaries aud Personal communication
will be inserted at ten cents per line
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GA ct @ X 4 a.
90. 1lha Kind You Haze Always Bought
' So. ! &z1z21zx
A Card.

Ship your eggs, chickens, calves and
all country produce, also oysters. iish
sc. Prompt returns and highest
LEE J.. ROBERTS,
2l1 10th St., n. W.,
Washington, d. C.
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The smile that won't come on sooi
gets TO be monotonous.
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Beach. MaSSeS ~ "A SSs,i1ll
RFTURNING-Leave Wirt's Monday,
u NJ, makingal the above landings, in
GLIDING Brick House and Berry's and
arriving in Washington about II p. NJ.
TUESDAY ATT p. NJ. FOR
Alexandria, Glymont, Smiths, Somer-
set Beach, Stuart's, Riverside, Matthias
Point, Brick House, Berry's, Dilrs,
Wilkerson's, Colonial Beach, Massey's,
Wirt's.
RETURNING-Leav Wirt's Wednes-
day, I A. NJ, making all the above land
ings, and arriving in Washington about
a p NJ
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Alexandria, Glymont, Smiths, Som
erset Beach, Stuart's. S'verside, Ma
thias Point, Brick House, Berry's Dilfsi
Wilkerson's, Colonial Beach, Massey
Wirt's.
RETURNING-Leav Wirt's Friday
Z a. M, making all the above landings
and arriving in Washington about6. p m
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Hetherly Spear. formerly Of this
County, Of late years residing at Bow
dowham, Maine, died of old age on the
18th inst, one year after his wife, Tam
elm Spear, to the very day.
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e given in the
..s.e on Easter Monday. for
it of Sacred Heart Church.
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Spring Schedule--loOS.
IN EFFECT MAY !, 1908.
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RIVER LANDINGS.
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