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Transfers of Property.

Deeds.-Susan J oharpeltar ct al Ia
Clemens Yerlage, ct al Shrewsbury
500; Motley W. Simpson to Lizzie NJ.
Smoot, Part of Cherry HUI $4,000
Rebeeea A Lennon ct al to Annie B
Hart somerset" 5000 Robert A. Nay
lor ct al to George 1. Gardiner, Roar
mans Reserve" $55O0.00 George l. Gar
diner ct al to Joseph II. Gardiner, two
tracts 1.-THE Home Place and MARY
SHINES" $500 Michael Shea to Marie
Shea, part Of Springfield" 81 90 ;
Robert NJ. Boykin ct al to Lewis E.
Smoot, "Games Ditch,' $1,000 Henry
II. Swami ct al to James W. King, ct al
SWANS Hilr' $4,000; Sarah $. Platsr
"Panguah" $4,000 Mary E. Campbell,
ct al to Eliza Ann Campbell, Land in 4th
District, 100 B. Henry Mattingly and
Adrian Posey, Executors to Eliza Camp
bell, "Saremn Premises and s1.OO; Eliza
S. Campbell, Land in 4th District, 100 ;
Robert A. Penn, ct al to Thomas Turner
"Tilneyn 100000 folly A. Brays ct al
to Caroline F, Nudge, Land in 9th Dis
trict $500; Hattie R. Clagett ct al to
George HALEY ct al Land in 18th District
s25 90.
Mortages-Clemens Vrelage etal to j..
c. T. Mitchell Shrewsbury" premises
and $500 90; Lizzie NJ. Smoot ct al to
Jennie Stone, Trustee, Part of Cherry
Hill'' 5000 90; George l, Gardiner ct al
to William Queen "Boarman's Reserve
$25O0.00; Joseph II. Gardiner ct al to
Bernard NJ. Mudd 1.-THE Home Place
and MARY SHINES $1200.00 James
~. King ct al to Henry Il. Swami,
"Swann's HillH s050.0O.
Bills of Sale-Frederick Dunbar to
Joseph A. Scott, s25.75 Hanson Jack
son to the Eastern Shore Trust Company
a corp. $4,000.
Judgments-Eastern Shore Trust Co.,
VS. John v. Golfer ct al $4,000; Same
VS. Alexander Haislip. ss00.On; William
Queen VS. Mrs. John Young $97 40.
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In loving remembrance Of Mfs. George
Dent, who died on Wednesday Of last
week at her home near Faulkner.
The deceased who was about 40 years
of age. leaves surviving her husband
and several children.
Mrs. Dent was a most lovable woman,
gentle in manner, unassuming in her
ways and a most tender and sffectionate
wife sud mother.
A sunshine Of happiness prevailed in
the home where her every effort was for
the comfort and Joy Of those she loved
so dear. Her untimely death leaves
many an aching heart not alone among
her relatives butamong her many friends
as wei. She goes to enjoy a heavenly
which her work on earth so
richly and well deserves.
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New State Warehouse.

Last week the New State Warehouse
was turned over by the building COM
mittee to the Governor of the State as
the Representative Of the State. The
Governor ia graceful remarks thanked
the committee for the zeal manifested
BY them in so important pubic work.
remark Il e at the same i'm. 'lai it was
a delight to him to know that a public
work involving such large expenditure
of money was completed so well and
without the slightest faint of graft. The
building committee was composed of the
following Senator W. b. Clagett'
Prince Georges County, J. H. Drury'
Calvert County, J. S. Rawlings, Balti-
more City and Adrian Pssey, OF this
Comfy
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Court Appointments.

In the Circuit Court Of Charles Cnun-
ty. Ordered this 4th day Of May, 1910,
by the Circuit Court Of Charles County,
that the following named persons and
r, sidentS of Charles County, Mary
land, be and they are hereby appointed
Officers Of the Circuit Court Of Charles
County. whose terms of office shall
begin o. the 18th Gay of May 1910, and
stall continue until further notice, to
wit:
Oscar hewitt, baiIiff to Grand Jury
vice Charles Watts A. W. S. Hicks
and James McClusky, bailiffs to Petit
Jury, vice VIM. C. Hardey A. A. Elder,
Court bailiff vice Joseph W. Wenk and
Charles Watts, Court room Keeper and
Fireman.
JOHN P BRISCoE C. ].
FILLMORE BEALL A. ].
b HARRIS CAVALIER A. j.
True Copy-Test
Harry G. Chappe ear, Clerk.
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The board of County Commissioners
met at their office on Tuesday with a
full board present. Mr.. R. A. Murray
was appointed assessor for the first
district.
Bond of Treasurer fled and APP
proved.
Bond Of J. H. Blandford, Road Engi-
neer, approved.
Ordered that Clerk notify r. H.
jackson, to remove gates from road
leading through CORVALLIS Neck to
Indian Head in accordance with act Of
General Assembly of Maryland.
Petition to straighten road in Bel
Alton filed.
Adjourned to meet May 1910.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1910-05-06

There will be a sociable in tie Town
Hall, la Flats, Nay % FOR the benefit q
Sacred Heart Church. Il will be pre-.
ceded by Moving pictures and the ntnsslc
will be by members Of the Marii
Rand.
The "New Way" corn planter Is
King Of all planters, It has all the
advantages that any other planter has
and many advantageous points that
no other planter has, these planters
are on display at The Matthews-How-
ard Implement Co. They sell the best''
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DEAD CHICKS.

B. b. Gochnauer, Fauquier Co, Va,
writes, 81 have used your 'Square-Deal'
Chick Starter with excellent results.
Have loss less chicks since feeding it
than ever before"
PREVENTS DIARRHoEA.
Chas. S. Grason, Baltimore Co. Md,
writes, Il have found by actual compar-
Ison that Bolgiano's 'Square-Deal' Chick
Starter has great advantage over all
prominent foods on the market. 1t does
not give the baby chicks diarrhoea.
BEST He EVER PURCHASED.
Eli L. Griest. Cessna, Pa, writes,
'sYour Square Deal Scratch or Poultry
Food is the best have ever purchased
at any price. ! have no trouble to sell
it; my customers like it,
SQUARE-DEAL-C Starter, LIST
five weeks; Chic Food, 5 weeks to 10
weeks; Scratch Food, makes hens lay.
Don't be fooled. II your local mer-
chant don't sell "Square-Dealn Foods,
drop us postal, we will tell you who
does. Send us Sc in stamps to pay the
postage and mention the name of this
paper, we will send you package each of
Pansys, Nasturtiums. Asters, Sweet
Peas, Scarlet Sage, also our Garden and
Pogitry Supply Catalogue.
J. BOLOIANO & son.
Seed Growers, Importers, Manufacturers.
Four Generations Of Unbroken Success.
BALTIMORE, MD.
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Mr.. Eugene A. jenkins, formerly of
this County, now resident Of Chicago,
H., was married on Saturday last the 80,
Of April, to Miss Elizabeth v. Meyers.
Mr.. jenkins is the youngest son of the
late Col. John W. jenkins, Of this
County. Our Warmest congratulations.
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Fish, Fish,

WE WILL SELL and deliver Herring
and other fish this season, 1910. at Port
Tobacco Warehouse and Chapel Point
at regular shore prices, commencing
April. Thanking our many customers
for past liberal patronage, we solicit
continuance Of the same.
Yours for fish,
JAS. K. GRIFFIN,
r. 7. BARBER,
4-1-2m, Port Tobacco, Md.
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Protestant Episcopal Church, Port
Tobacco Parish, Sunday after Assem-
sion, Christ Church, La Plata. Evening
Prayer and Sermon at 7.sO P. M, St.
Paurs Chapel, Piney.
Litany, sermon and H. n Communion,
1870 A. n.
Rev. HORACE W. sTowELL Rector.
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Religious Notice.

There will be preaching at the fol-
lowing places on Sunday, May sth.
Chicamuxen II A. NJ.
Pisgah p NJ.
Shiloh 7.30 P. NJ.
c. NJ. SARvER. P. @.
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FOR SALE.

l Four room frame dwelling on the
road leading from Port Tobacco to Pom
onkey about ! mile 'FRONT.'. W. Warnings
Store, Contains acres of land, a young
richard, and outbuildings.
For price and terms If sale apply to
(MRs.) MoLLIE S. CLARKE,
Pomonkey, Nd.
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Notice to Public.

Owing to the large Increase in the
cost of maintaining a livery. the I'M
d-rsigDed, from and after the First day
of May. 1910, will charge the following
prices
For one horse team, 50 so per day.
For two horse team. So. 50pcr day.
CONRAD PoSEY,
P. REED WILLS
Apr29-3s
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WANTED.

A Good reliable Tenant for Spring Hill
One " tn a Strong team TO work my
land f'ir, 1911 apply to
MRS. 5. C.aB. FERRIS.
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JufleS are
George W. Cross, Robert l. Digges,
Thos, NJ. Wheeler, Josiah Ratcllff,
+. A. Richmond, John S. Jameson,
Frederick A. Shaw, Richard A. Boone,
Austin NJ. Dyer, Joseph Thompson,
VIM. J. Cox, Charles T. Bridget,
W. Eugene Sanders,G. W. Hungerford,
John W. Golden, Joseph A Wilmer,
Thos A Middleton, Harry E. Edwards,
Basil Bureh, Hugh W, Scott,
Edward A. Turner, Edward I Scott,
Thos. Brookbank. Chas. ". Dement,,
gorge T. Higgs, John J jenkins,
John W Moore, J. F.S Middleton,
Elisha d JONES, James A. Gray,
Henry II. Boswell, VIM FERGUSON,
james r. lawson, G. W. Mi stead,
J.. Milfred H~ncock, Robert O'Keefe,
j Holland Adams j. W Carpenter,
Thns r. Farral, E. RI, Turner,
Edwin Robertson. + + Perry,
VIM. W. Dysun. F. P Somsrvl'e,
B. F Henderson, Rirhard Cough.
F A. THOMPSON, Walter Ii Mudd.
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Jury Drawn.

Chief Judge John P. Briscoe was in
La Plata on Saturday last and drew the
Jury for the May term Of Court. Those
who will serve on the grand and petit
Juries are:
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r. S. GARNER.
CONTRACTOR
and BUILDER

La PLNTA,
Is now prepared to do all
TINNINf!S.ANu. SHOUTING
=. -
sasll matei'al at reasona6la
pairing also done. Satisfsotts
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-05
MAY FOUND
 MINERS HOME

CORDOVA.-The plan of establish ing a miners home in this district. first advanced by the Fairbanks iglOo O, the Pioneers of Alaska, is meeting with support. It is thought the grand camp of the Arctic Brotherhood may join with the Pioneers in the effort Some advocate an assessment on the members of the two societies to raise funds for the home Others favor royalty on the output of the mines in Alaska, say 1 mill on the dollar. This tax would be levied by the government, and would provide a fund for the establishment and main tenance of the home
 President Leryo Tozier, of the Fair banks iglOo, has suggested raising funds by popular SuOscrlptloh, sever" of the large mine owners having of- fered SI,OOO each toward the fund.
 The purchase of ground and the CT cction of a home at Seward on the Kenai peninsula, has been suggested The climate on the peninsula is the mildest in the district, and the soil is most fertile,
 An effort will be made to induce the federal government to make an appropriation for the home
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-05

ed when the healthml limit was reached; the "booze-ometer" thus faithfully showing whether man could imbibe more with impunity
 The sclr.same story appeared Feb. II in the Seattle Star, with a two col umn head under Haiues date line, and Illustrated with a picture-sup- posedly-of Mr. Haggerty.
 This photograph is the cream of the joke. It represents slight, dark-haired young man with a rIedg ling moustache and large soulful eyes. We are not making any invid- ious comparisons. but all the same the Val Haggerty We know and the Val Haggcrty in the picture are two distinct persons; that is, unless the photograph was taken when Mir Hag- gerty was very young
 The picture may be seen by apply ing to NTr. Barnctt.-Haiuos Pioneer Press.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-05
TOWN TALK

The Peterson made the round trip from Fort Seward today.
 The ley Breeze Dancing Club will give a farewell dance to A. p. Drape5 a A. B. hall on March n.
 The Skagway Volunteer Fire De- partment will hold its regular month ly meeting tonight at S:O0 o'clock.
 The Jefferson sailed from Seattle last night and is due in Skagway next Tuesday
 The Eagles will give one of their regular dances tonight at the Aerie. A fine musical program has been ar ranged and refreshments will be sery- ed.
 The Porch Climbers" and the Ne evr Sweats" will play a game of basket ball tomorrow afternoon at the White Pass club. The losing team will buy a supper
 The Ladies Aid Society of the Mett- odist church have arranged for so- cial and missionary tea which will be given some time this month. either March s or March l} The date will be announced later.
 The Reverend N. B. Harrison, fors mer pastor of the Presbyterian church of Skagway. but now of Pittsburg, Penn, writes his friends that a little daughter was born to Mrs. Harrison recently The little maid has been named Gertrude
 Mrs. H. H. Royal received a letter yesterday from Rev John Parsons of
 Juneau stating he would be in Skag- way and hold services in the Meth odist Episcopal church Sunday, March Is. In the morning there will be a sermon. followed by the holy commun- ion. and the evening. after the ser mon. Rev. Parsons will give stere- opticou talk on "Om Lords Last Days in Jerusalem" He will also give another stereoptcou entertain ment during his stay in town Rev. Parsons expects to spend one Sunday in every month at Skagway,
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-05
HOUSE EoR SALE.

Four large rooms; furnished In- Quire of Mrs. Cliff Hayward. tf
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-05
GROW
 IN EL0NDIRE

DAWSON.-Ed Minard, the Pelley farmer. is in the city with a load of whitefish caught in the Pelly lakes. He reports that during the last sea son he and his partner raised eight cen tons of oats and two tons of bar ley on the Pelly flats. The grain was threshed and is now being used by road houses along the winter stage road. Minard and partner recently bought the Pelly roadhouse from Brown. They aslo have a gang of mer at work cutting l,5OO cords of wood near Pelly,
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-05
VBL'S PICTURE IN SEATTLE STAR

Some eight months ago the Pioneer Press published a story about the ''booze-ometer," the wonderful inven- ton made by Val Haggerty, where by a little mechanical device was at tached to the pulse of the wearer, ant by registering his increased pulse beats as influenced by the alcohol consumed, a danger signal was flash
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-05
YOUR HAT
sray Dc stylish One. Bat It Maker
 Trouble.

SIny Dc q Stylish One. But It Makes
 Trouble.
 A man usually buys hat that's "in r,y!c." gg, ile modern hat for men has luts Co answer for.
 BuldHcads are growing more numer- c.a every day. Hats make excellent breeding places for the parasitic germs which sap the Ike from the roots of the lr.r.
 wlnn your hair begins to fall out and yovr scalp is full Of Dandrum jt is a gifrc sign that these countless germs are buSuy at work.
 Th"rr ls but one way Co overcome the trouble and kim the germs-that way is Co apply Nev.hro's Herpicidc Co the sc1lp-ft win kiu the germs and healthy hair sw~a .n result.
 Sol6 5v '.ao.uz druggists. Send l0c. in stamps 70 sample to The Herpic!dc Go. Detroit. -.ch.
 Wm Britt. Special agent. SKagway One Dollar bottles guaranteed.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-05
NOTICE.

Those citizens desiring Jo vote for candidates for the Common Council a the Municipal Election to be held April 5th. 1910 Must Register. The registration books will be open at the Town Hall frUm to 9 o'clock every evening from March 2lSt Co April 2nd inclusive.
 q. E., J. Doherty, Town Clerk.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-05
TURKEY DINNER TOMORROW

A delicious turkey dinner will be served to the public from five to -ol esuoV u9Iwd oVl lr NooIo.o uoA9sI morrow afternoon.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-05
pELINouENr TAx NOTICE.

All real estate taxes in Skagway become delinquent the first day of March and tax payers are notified to pay their taxes to Town Treasurer Draper before that time.
 If. By Order Town Council
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-05

You can spend a pleasant half hour In a game of Pool or English Bil Eards. The Board of Trade has the best tables in Skagway. Drop iD,-' we'u be glad to SC you.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-05

For a friendly game of Solo. the Poard of Trade is the most pleasant and cheerful resort in town these cold days. 6.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-05
Attorney
7ENIEL MISSION.

Suuday-Bible study from 10 a, m. Co II. Sunday School from II a, n. 10 F n. Gospel service Sunday, Mon day. Wednesday and Friday at p. ID
 All are Welcome.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-05
WHY NOT RIDE?

For 25c you can have the Skagway Hack call at your home and convey you to the dance. or other social tunc- ton. Telephone S4 for arrangements.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-05

QUICK DELIVERY PHONE 90. Baggage, coal and wood delivered upon shortest notice day and night,
 Fl. PRUDENTIAL.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-05

Lowney's Candies Box Candies, al kinds of Chocolates, Glaces, Cream and Bon Bons at TONY DORTERO'S.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-31
Conditions of Contest

of in territory
scribed eligible candidate
when duly nominated, hereinafter stated.
employe immediate
right reject
will be given accordance with the schedule of votes pub
ished elsewhere in this announcement
will weekly monthly
when paid the contest department contestant
prizes the conditions
published in The Herald NO
will be
arbe
questions concerning the
of conditions shall be final
friends confined the district In
territory the United States
further than making subsequent
of the candidates for
viii be
awarded jointly to the candidates so tying
A designated a
The Herald The Herald date
A address,
another member the family
will constitute subscriber
candidate the the
candidate accompanies the remittance
turned in to the credit of candidates.
Votes
o another candidate.
resubscrbe times desired in order
will close at 10 Thursday June 30 1910
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-31
Plan of Contest

The los Angeles Herald progressive
ness mas awarded
men in Arizona and New Mexico
greatest subscription and classified advertising contest
California The
to be given away without under the very
conditions are without nrse dout, the most 'e " ~ "
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conduct vote-getng campaign among your
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Herald well Oh
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oint
therefore, to start at once ana make every P ~ "
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districts as shown else this announcement . 49,,
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Special Prizes


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no men and in The Herald's mammoth sub
= scripttion and classified advertising Voting Contest
Pick the prize you wantnominate yourself inaugu-
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be yours Think of It'll $500 home $3.50 automobile;
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Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-31

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you start the you will have handsome vote
total and each and every of these magnificent prizes
goes votegette absolutely free! Read this page over
carefully, and then get busyi
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-31
Eight Grand Prizes


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Fifth Grand
Prize

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tunate winner of tn
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Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-31

President are famou,
City or City of Seat
Columbia, KetchikaI
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First Grand
Prize

backs for two shelly,
was purchased from
lovers of the beautit
and see this set. go,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-31
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IN PRIZES
FOur CaDita1 Prizes


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Charlevoix county herald., 1910-12-03

The colt will burrow in the stack
and the festive colt will arch his back
and gambol at a fearful gait 10 make
his ichor circulate, The bear will
slumber in his bed, and dream that
Roosevelt is dead. and the winter
night will worry through, with the
wolf ki-yi-ing down the flue.
The wind will push against the
door and our old friend Boreas will
roar and fill the winter night and fell
with samples .of his college yell. The
price of eggs will feel imbued, to beat
the mark for altitute, and butter will
cayort around, about two miles above
the ground.
o happy man who has his hold,
stocked up against the winters cold.
and has no urgent need to reck, how
many storms may sweep his deck,
who has his scuppers buging kraut.
and all things ship-shape IN and out,
and all the products Of his cline.
right at the port holes ali the time.