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SLIP COVERS.

NICE LINE of LINEN AND. DAMAsR
for your selectlon; made to ut.
sYDNOR 81 HUEDLEY, INC, Factory
400 North Seventh. Phone Madison
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BAKERY

PIES PIES PIES! 1oc PIES. ONLY
Sc: zoe pies. only 15c all this week;
ak loaves bread for csc. DRINK
ARDS 1884, North sixth.
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drummers' samples of {high-class
trousers presents itself now; we got
'em cheap--so can you: bnt be quick
N. Il. JACOBS 4 SON. Ninth, near
Broad Street
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Solicitors inn Statesmen.

ACTIVE AND RESPONSIBLE MAX
wanted to take charge of publicity
and stock sales In each congressional
district. Exceptional opportunity for
and profitable Call or address MIL,
LER TRAIN CONTROL CORP, Room
2OS. Commonwealth Bank Building.
Richmond. va
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WANTED. STOCK SALESMAN. CALL
or write Room 20s. Commonwealth
Bank Building.
WANTED, a SALESMAN FOR THE
mems furnishing department.: must
lave some experience. SIMON BOW
MAN. JOS T. Broad.
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Delp Manten. Jer1aLe.

WANTED, AT ONCE. FIRST CLASS
stenographer and saleslady for jew
elry store. $40 per month salary;
permanent TO satisfactory person,
give references and experience in
first letter Address CHARLES +.
SENTZ, clifton Forge, Va.
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PARLoR FURNITURE, CoucHEs
etc, upholstered in the best man
ner; old hair mattresses made over
like new: new hair mattresses a spe-
ciaity. JACOB IJMLAUF. Phone
22a2 705 w Main ST.
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Rituatlnns eQantep. MaLe.

EXPERIENCED LUMBER BUYER AND
Inspector wishes position. or VIII SUI
perintend saw or planning mill. Ad-
dress ID 1901 care Times-Dispatch
POSITION. CLERICAL OR 5SALESM AN;
fifteen years experience. Address
3 So, care Times Dispatch
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PARLoR SUITS. 8CoUCHEs AND ODD
pieces reupholstered. mattresses rem.
ovatcd, willow furniture repaired and
recaned In fact, general factory
i IS at your seryice. SYDNOR 81
HuNDLEY, INC, Factory. 400 North
Seventh Street. Madison 32oi
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WANTED. AMBITIOUS YOUNG MEN
10 become travelling statesmen: OK.
perience unnecessary: write for par
tlouiars. BRADSTREET SYST EN-.
RnnhnSter II
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WANTED. a SETTLED WHITE Wo-
man TO go TO Newport News as
hausekeeper for family of three,
tho wife an invalid. For particu-
lars, apply at T0s North Twenty
fourth Street
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YOUR SAVINGS ARE OF VAST IM-
portance to you, and should be de-
posted in the strongest bank await
able. The First National Bank, OF
Richmond, Va. has for over forty
years conducted n successful banking
business at No. 110t East Main
Street, and has over s2.oo0.oDn OF It's
own money 10 protec. your savings.
It allows 8 per cent. interest on
savings accountg.
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71x1s5 FEET, AT SOUTHWEST COR
NER OF n AND TTf1RTY-THIRD
STREETS.
The undersigned. acting in pursuancs
OF decree OF the Chancery Court OF
Richmond, entered May is. 1910, In
sut of Smith VS.. McCurdy. executor.
etc" will offer for sale upon the prem
ises, on
TUESDAY. MAY ,st, 1910.
AT $50 p. NJ.
the above valuable lot. having 'front.'
age of Il feet on south line OF N
street. and running b,ek on Thirty
third Greet 49, feet There is an oil
brick building on this property. the
material. of Witch can BE used to adj
vantage in building. This lot is sus-
ceptible OF division to advantage. and
being in the neighbor.cod Of extern
sive city improvements. should COM
mand attention.
TERMS: one-fourth cash. residue In
equal instalments at 8, 10 and Is
months, negotiable notes, interest ad-
ded or all cash, at the option OF the
purchaser.
IT. A. MccuRDY.
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WANTED. NURSE; sCoLoRED WOMAN
or settled woman with experience
and good references: good wages.
Apply at eos East Main
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Rooms qaanteb.

GoT1f1PLE WANTS front ROOM, SEC.
and or third floor. with board; not
to exceed $50 per month; in private
family; central; references en-
changed. Address F 2S9, caro- Times
Dispatch. s
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Anticta,n.
flor 5aIe.

FOX SALE, goo SHARES. Or ANY
part thereof, OF stock Of Virginia
Ohio OIL Company; forced to sell;
make me an offer. Address p. o. Box
sci. Richmond. Va.
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BY n. w, Bowe \ SON,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
ENEcuTRTN's SAIL

THE WELr, LoCATEn AM vsr.r,-
ARLE THIRD STREET PROPERTY.
BETWEEN GRACE AND FRANK
i LIN STREETS, KNOWN AS NO, Ill
NORTH THIRD STREET.
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UPHoLsTERING AND MATTRE:

SEND YOUR WORK TO ellis DYE
ING AND CLEANING. 325 N. Fifth.
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Basi,less Opportunities.

MEN OF IDEAS WHO HAVE
come inventive ability. GREELEY &
I MCINTYRE Patent Attorneys. Wash.
ington. D. c.
KEEP YoURSELF COOL AND COOP
humored thi$ summer, your home
clean. sanitary and fircproof at nom
"Richmond Portable Storage Battery
Tan." "Richmond Suction Cleaner"
Pyrene" fire cxtinguIsher (liduidj
and Improved (dry compound) Fire
E*tIngusher," each unexcelled In Its
class; agents wonted throughout Vlr.
GINA. ARTHUR ARLINGTON, Rich
rloud @Na
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44ent8 Tlanten.

RoosEVhIs.T's MARVELLOUS CAREER
and African trip, authentic; low
priced book: liberal terms; outfit
free; remarkably easy seller; many
agents making $40 a day, act quick
~. UNIVERSAL HOUSE, 10l2 Arch
St., Philadelphia.
WANTED, ONE INTELtLIGENT YOUNG
lady in each Virginia town to do one
days work. compensation $i.b0;
value, Eli II Street, Lynchburg, Va
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$3.50 PER DAY PAID TO ONE LADY
in each town to distribute free cir
culars and take orders for concen-
trated favoring in tubes; permanent
position. ]. s. ZIEGLER CO., Chi
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RUB IT OUT.

WHEREVER ACHE OR PAIN is TO-
cated-stiffness and soreness OF mus.
Giles or joints-rub in Frayser'a
. Great Nerve and Bone Liniment. and
the pain disappears; the greatest all.
beast; try it--don't suffer--here Ia
the right help; 25c bottles. at drug.
gists.
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DrnfeRainnal Delp @anten.

i y a CT ems FoR soUTHERN
schools and colleges by Oldest.
largest and best agency South; TWEEN
IS years record; vacancy bulletin
free. guaranteed enrolment SHEER
IIDAN'S AGENCY, Greenwood S. G..
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WANTED. At ONCE. DRUG CLERK:
young man with four or five ye7rs'
experience; one who can make soda
syrups: satisfactory salary. Address
j. C. GoRSUCH & CO. Newport News,
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hogs from Alvin Kirsh's slaughter
house on Brook Road Reward IL
returned or for Information leading
to tleir recovery. Phone Madison
$500 Stall 80. First Market.
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UpHoLsTERING. MATTRESSES.
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DYEING AND CLEANING.
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WAGONSi WAGONS.7 WAGONS OF
every description for every use; call
and be convinced lowest prices anu
: hest terms. A. MEYERS SONS. 73l
East Cary.
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ReaI Gstate for Kenf.

on lccoUNT Of FAMILY IElvfNa
city for summer. gentleman will rent
his completely furnished suburban
cottage; eight rooms: electric lights
and all modern improvements. $40
per month and board and occupancy
OF one room for the owner Renter
to pay for electric lights, telephone
and water rent, Correspondence In
vited only from refined congenial
parties. For interview and particu-
lars address log. Times-Dispatch
FOR RENT, ATTRACTIVELY FUR
nshed suburban home; electric
lights; telephone; all modern I'M
provements; fifteen minutes from
city. Very reasonable to responsible
tenant. June Is to October 1. For
particulars address E 267, Tinles-Dis-
patch.
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DESIRABLE EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE IN
West End. two block from Idlewood:
mirrored mantels; mahogany doors.
porcelain bath; $25 per month. Adj
dress d los. care Times-Dlspatch.
in mountains for summer. near Cab
ham. Va. Address j.. i. BoYDEN,
Glendale, Md.
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WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED BUTCH
err and meat cutter Address Box
2l5 Wayuesboro, Va
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FLORIST.
WATCH REPAIRING.

PLANTS AND CUT FLOWERS. NJ. a
WHITTy Phone Madison 23Sa-I.
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WANTED. SERVANT Foy. GENERAL
work; room in house. $40 North
Avenue Rrookland Park.
WANTED, FOR ONE WEEK. LADY
stenographer: must have experience.
Apply $50 Tuesday, 7ol West Grace
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lent line of drummers' sample trou-
gers; several trunks just opened; all
high-grade; bought cheap: to be sold
for n song. ~. II. JACOBS e SON,
Ninth near Broad street.
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City Bank Of Richmond.

ID s'ldy II, lNlD.
PURSUANT TO a RESOLUTION OF
the Board of Directors of this hank.
adopted on the 10Th day OF May, 1910.
special meeting of the stockholders
of this bank will he held at the prin-
ccipal office OF said bank 1f0g East
Main street in said city iof Rich
tnond, Va, on the 18TH DAY OF
JUNE, 1910, at ~ o'clock NJ. for the
consideration and determination of
resolution of said Board Of Directors
declaring that In the Judgment of the
board II Is deemed advisable and for
the benefit of this bank that 1t
should be dissolved, and for the con-
sideration and determination Of
proposition OF the National State
Bank OF Richmond for the consolida
tion of said two banks, submitted to
and approved by the Board of Direc-
tors of this bank, the name Of which
bank will be changed to National
State and City Bank OF Richmond,
and for any matters incident thereto
or connected herewith. and, for any
other purposes. The transfer books
for the transfer of stock will be
closed on and after the Tth day Of
June 1910
WAf. III. PALMER, President.
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STOLEN. FROM NEAR ENTRANCE TO
Hollywood Cemetery. late Monday
Nvening roam bob tail mare. with
Tunaboit painted blue and canopy
top. Feward will be paid If returned
to SUfI1ERLAND'S STABLE, Cher
~ Street. between Main and Floyd
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FOR RENT, s1X.RooM HOUSE AND
hall, with garden and yard, near
mountains; good neighborhood: COM
venient to church. post office, library,
pool and high school. For further
particulars, address W. S. PETTuS,
n
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oPT1C1AN.
If YOU CAN'T SEE. GO TO DIR. n:
BREITSTEIN, the Optic!an, at lis
East Broad, and he will examine
your eyes AMI TT you with proper
glasses from $500 up. Fifteen years
of practical and scientific experience
AT yotIr dfsDosal,
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INQUIRER TWO OR THREE WEEKS
ago. J. Il. Connors address is Dill
wyn. Buckingham county. Va r. r..
ID No. L
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LUMBER, LAMBS. SHINGLES, SASH,
blinds doors. WOODWARD & son,
Ninth and Arch, Richmond. Va.
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----------------------
BY CcCurdy & Johnson.
+ Real Estate Brokers'.

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE Lon.
1ix1s5 FEET, AT SOUTHWEST COR
NER OF n AND TH1RTY-THIRD
STREETS.
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BEFORE BUYING. SELLING OR RENT.
ing real estate, consult w. f. PuR,
CELL, JR. CO.. 100 N. Eighth ST.,
for best results.
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DeIp 0aanten. sfIale.

WANTED. a FIRST CLASS BARBER;
guaranteed. Apply I'LL West Main.
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DOLLARS AND SENSE TO YoU--A
thorough course through our school.
Comfortable rooms. new fixtures.
modern systems and expert teach
ers-all yours at reduced tuition
rates Prompt action. MASSEY
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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BUILDING INVESTMENTS ELEGANT
West End lots. east OF the Boule.
ward. Apply TO owner for first and
lowest price. Address l. 224, care
Times dispatch.
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sary near Houston $500. also
clerk SIS: timekeeper, SIS. and book
keeper. city. 3i25; give age and ex-
perience. AMERICAN OPPORTUN-
ITY CO, Houston, Texas.
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l@ petng anb Glea,ling

BEND YOUR WORK no GILI.s DYE.
!. ING AND CLEANING. 325 N. Fifth.
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Real estate for Sale.

FARMS AID TIMBER IANDs.--MY
new catalogueg contains 400 farm,
and timber lands: best bargains In
Virginia. pay your railroad fare.
Write for free catalogue. Addresl
J. r. ELAN. Box o57. Chsrlottesviile,
Va.
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gostano Tounu.

LOST, sUND.fY. BETWEEN RYLANp
and shafeT on Grace, . small gold
borette: h5s one boroque pearl and
one missing. Reward n returned to
1889 West Grace, or Phone Madison
121I-J.
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YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS WRITE
or apply to the WHITLOCK
BRANCH, Twenty-third and Cary
Streets, Richmond. Va, In regard to
situation learning to make and
ro,,pdIp<
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LOST. IN etT. u. S. STEEL PED. GER
in name lof A. G. eioLpsBoRouGHi
BARcLAE. Finder please communi.
cate with the above at Warrenton,
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FOR SALE. ONE SECOND HAND
trap: three secondhand grocery
wagons. b. c.. BRISTOW. II -13-l5 N.
Eighteenth st.
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5ummer Boarning

WANTED, BoNRDERs FOR June,
July and August Address MRS.
CAPT. HENRY EDMUNDS, Houston.
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SUMMER BOARDERS WANTED;
shade, water. location. etc, all that
could be desired. Address MISS w.
PERROW. Route 2, No. 10, Forest
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WANTED. BOARDERSsIN A COUNTRY
Richmond. large rooms; cool shade (,
delightful water. good country board.
Apply to MRS. j. B. BUCKNER, Cor
6onsyille Va
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sTRiYED FROM 1901 HANOVER
Altnue. French poodle: short, curly
heir. yellow face; answers to the
n1mc of Toodles. Reward if re-
ttrned to above address.
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FARM OF 133 ACRES, NEAR KEYS
vile. Va; about sixty acres under
cultivation: rest in second growth
timber. two-story house on farm;
price, $500. Address II. NJ. ANGLE.
KeNsNiIle. Va
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RUNABoUTS AND BUGGIEs FROM
$50 up; spring wagons from $50 up;
Surveys from SIS up, and harness
from $40 up. We can suit the per-
son who wants the most for their
money. Don't fail TO see us before
you buy. BRISToW- wORSHAM co.
I4IT East Main
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LOST BOSTON TERRIER: BRINDLE
II peturned to Ais w. Franklin.
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FOR SALE. TWO NEW. DETACHED.
dwellings. near Chimborazo Park: all
modern conveniences; ideal homes:
will have to be seen to be appre-
ciated. Apply SO N. Thirty-sixth
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CaSoN COTTAGE, OCEAN VIEW, Y 4. !,
new, with all modern improveme nts,
water front; Southern Bell phone:
I reasonable ~ ys3 y / ia@
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Richmond, Va. MAY 81, 1910.
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCENTRATE
Notice; That / have qualified as eX-
ecutor of y. 7. BEDFORD, deceased
All persons having claims against
his estate Will present them TO me
for payment. and all persons owing
his estate will make payment TO me.
C. ERNEST REDFORD.
Executor of II. I. BEDFORD.
WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that Jahnke Eros, Jewelern 913
East Main Street. buy. sell. eI-
change and remount diamonds In
the latest styles. Old gold and si(.
yer taken In exchange
CHOCOLATES ARE THE
best
THIS Is. TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC
that will not be responsible for any
bills that my wife, Lena L. Wynn
may make.
Tunstall, Va, May l9.. 1910
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li4 MADISON AVENUE, NEW YORK
City--rI4arge, small rooms. private
baths, centrally located. excellent
X erS. W. I{355 sS
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WANTED, A FEW BOARDERS: MOD
ern conveniences; water front: large
porches; good bathing; overlooking
Phoebus bay. hampton Roads and
Fortress Monroe, two minutes walk
to Buckroe car. For further infor-
nation, address II. S. WILSON,
Phoebus, Va, Box 16.
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BARTON HEIGHTS, HOME, DIRECT
from owner; beautiful lawn; lots of
fruit; nine-room house. with all
modern improvements: electric lights
situated on Lamb Avenue Phone
627, or address L 2S9, care Times
T)fsna oil
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lure LIST will he located No, ola f..
Broad Street
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OAK LAWN COTTAGE, CHASE CITY,
Va. Large airy rooms; cool shady
lawn, good fare; splendid water:
long distance phone. Address MISS
A 7 4 Y
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-12-23
jackson Day Feast.

Governor Harmon and Congressman
Champ Clark will be among the princi-
pal speakers at the democratic jubilee
and Jackson Day banquet, to be held at
the Fifth Regiment Armofy. Baltimore,
on January II. That there will be "some
eating" is evident from the provision be-
ing made by the committee in charge OF
the gastronomic feature. The committee
figures it will require 1000 oysters. 1000
gallons of soup. rs gallons of terrapin,
1890 pounds of capou. 500 canvasback
ducks. IS Smitifield hams, $ISo worth OF
celery, SIS worth of lettuce and 5000
cigars.
To serve the food properly &c, 200
pieces of ware will be used, and it will re-
quire $1,000 to fix kitchen in the
armory. Steam ovens, gas ranges and
other appliances will be installed and,
including the culinary artists, there will
be 375 persons employed. These will in
clude wsiters, oyster shuckers and cooks
assistants.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-12-23
Orphans. Court.

The Orphans Court of Cecil County
met in regular session on Dec. 10 and ID.
Present, Hon. William H. Simcoe, Chief
Judge; Hon. Richard B. Merritt and Hon.
Thomas S. Miller, Associate Judges.
Sundry claims against the estates of
deceased persons were examined and
passed.
Bonds Approved Bond of Alfred
Smith and George Smith. administrators
of David Templeton; bond OF Sarah L.
Fulton, administrative of Hannah j.
McKtnsey; bond Of Caroline Abrahams
and n. Arthur Stump, administrators of
Lewis w. Abrahams; bond of Sarah O.
McCrery, administrative of James Nc
Crery.
Accounts Passed-First aud final ac-
count of LottieDA Settle, ADMINISTRATIVE
of Mary J. Gamble, and distribution
struck on same; first and final account of
Elizabeth A. Sturgeon, executrix of
Samuel "A. Sturgeon, and distribution
struck on same; first aud final account of
William H. Campbell administrator c. t.
a. of James Campbell. and distribution
struck on same; FIRST and final account of
George L. Wingate, administrator of
Edward Wingate, and distribution struck
on same; first and final account of James
Gallaher and Margaret Gallaher, execu.
tors Of john Gallagher; first account of
DIR. R. Marley Black, administrator of
Margaret Dickerson. and distribution
struck on same; second account OF Peter
II. Cleaver, administrator of John Frazer.
and distribution struck on same.
Court adjourned to meet in special
session on Tuesday next. December 20.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-12-23

The Baiiinger investigating committee
has whitewashed Mr.. Taft's Cabinet
member, that is the stand-pat republic
can members of it have, but the insurgent
republican and the democratic members
handed in minority reports that not only
declared him guilty of misconduct of
Office but went further, stating he was
not fit for the job or worthy of confidence,
and should be kicked ont. President
Taft is hanging on to Ballinger despite
the fact that he, and everybody else,
knows he is guilty and has brought
nothing but ridicule and discredit to the
Cabinet position he holds. Put where he
is through the influence of powerful
syndicates. he has looked after their in.
terests to perfection and favored them in
every way possible, to the great detriment
of the Government be is supposed to
represent.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-12-23

Press dispatchers assert that Senator
Aldrich intends to force his currency re-
form measure through the present session
of Congress, realizing it is his last chance,
while the republicans are still in control,
as the democrats will kill his Wall street
scheme if left until the next session,
when they will have control. The prin-
cipal reform" in this currency measure
is the central bank feature that will give
Wall Street complete control of the bust
ness of the country in addition to its
finances. This has long been the aim of
Aldrich and the crowd he represents, and
they think the time is now ripe TO force it
through Congress.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-12-23

Maryland's oyster grounds have finally
all been surveyed and embrace the
waters Of twelvs counties and adjacent
bay waters: Somerset, Wicomico, Wor-
cester, Calvert, St. Mary's Charles Anne
Arundel, Baltimore, Kent, Queen Anne's
and part of Talbot and Dorchester.
When one considers that the waters of
Maryland cover approximately 100000
acres. or 1875 square miles, excluding
the main body of the Potomac river, and
that the great area of water had to be
mostly covered by lines of survey in order
to separate the natural oyster bars from
the barren and depleted bottoms, it has
been great undertaking, carried on each
year from April until Christmas, in spite
of weather conditions, gales, snow and
ice, to completion.
The oyster survey of Maryland is con-
sidered by the United States Government
to be the largest and most accurate OF
the kind made in the history of the
country.