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The Dickinson press., 1911-06-17

Ole Thomson of Knife River is suffer-
ing with typhoid fever at the Stein
hospital.
Miss Elsie Pelissier arrived Sunday
from Fargo and will spend the summer
vacation at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Heaton were
spending a few days this week with
relatives at Wibaux, Mont.
J.. A. McAndress and Chas. Nolan are
enjoying a few weeks outing at the
Corwin Hot Springs in Montana.
John Steckla is cropping 200 acres at
his farm north of Gladstone. He ex-
pected to finish seeding flax this week.
Roy George. the young son of Mrs.
Charlotte George was operated on at the
Stein hospital on Wednesday for hernia.
Mrs. Emma McCloy arrived from
Marietta, Ohio, on Monday, 10 spend the
summer with her brother, Chas. Langley.
You can get Old Line Hail Insurance at
the Hartung Real Estate & Loan Co.
Prompt settlement. First Nat. Bank
Bid, 6-17-3mo.
A local physician was called to Clad
stone last Saturday to attend Mrs.
Walter Sterland, who was quite ill for a
few hours.
The knights of Phythias will hold
their annual ball on Tuesday evening,
June 10th. This is n of the social
functions of the season and a large crowd
will be in attendance.
S. M. Ferris left on No. 3 Tuesday for
Sidney, Mont, where he will visit a few
days with lis brother, J.. A. Ferris. then
joining Mrs. Ferris and Miss Myrtle
Gunter, who left for Terry m Thursday.
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Brubaker
for the remainder of the week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ferris and Miss Gunter expect to
leave about the first of July for an ex-
tended visit at their old home in St.
John, New Brunswick.
MIR. and Mrs. A. l. Peck were enter
tanning a party of relatives and friends
from Gettysburg. South Dakota, this
week. The party included Mrs. Peck's
father, C. W. Houck, who will probably
remain here all summer, and his son,
Jacob Houck, who returned early in the
week. Master Albert Houck. Sophia
Ditmar and Oscar Yost will visit for
several days longer. The party made
the trip by auto from Gettysburg, bring
ing along a new 5-passenger Ford auto.
which Mr.. Peck purchased through a
South Dakota agency.
The Dickinson press., 1911-06-17
Matthias Wehner and lady from Glad
stone were in Dickinson last Saturday

Matthias Wehner and lady from Glad
stone were In Dickinson last Saturday
evening.
Editor Gilman is Getting the Taylor
Reporter out in Dickinson this week,
owing to the unfortunate fire. in his
Office Tuesday morning.
Insure against hail in old line COM
panies and know what you are to get.
Hartung Real Estate & Loan Co. First
Natl. Bank Bid, Dickinson. 6-17-3mo.
Mrs. Walter Sterland came to Dick
inson on Thursday evening to consult
her physician: She is feeling much
better than last week. Mrs. Arthur
Sterland accompanied her mother up
from Gladstone.
Judge Nuchols of Mandan will hold
court at Medora for Judge Crawford next
Tuesday, when the Brinton cases will
come up. There NAV be a few court
cases tried at. this time. Judge Graw-
ford goes to McLain county for the 10Th
to try the Bickford case.
Through the E. j. Scharf land agency
q deal was consummated this week max
ing S. S. Sutherland owner of three
sections of Dunn county land near Man
ming, purchased from J. A. Vaughn at
$40 per acre. also a quarter section of
land four miles southwest Of Dickinson.
purchased at $34 per acre. In part pay
ment Mr.. Vaughn a cquired title to pro-
perry in Idaho and Washington which
Mr.. Sutherland owned.
John Orchard. the city real estate
man. left Friday night for Fargo to be
in attendance at the 25th7 Y. M. C. A.
anniversary and taking part on the pro-
gram. Mrs. Orchard and Mrs. Welton
Mcdonald and little Flora will join him
in Fargo next week going from there to
Detroit Lake, where they have rented a
cottage for the summer. After Mr..
Orchards return. Welton Mcdonald will
60 down for a short rest, the ladies
remaining all summer. During Mr..
Orchards absence his business matters
will be taken care of by his son. We'll
land Orchard.
The Dickinson press., 1911-06-17
FOR SALE !

Will dispose at private sale of
my quarter section of land and
improvements. consisting of 4
room house. stable 48 by "a,
new granary SO by Is. well,
wagon. 2 mowers, new 10. #.
drill, 81 #. harrow, gang pillow,
new top buggy. all farm ma
chinery, household goods, IL.
horses, 7 cattle. S pigs, geese:
and hens, etc. Farm is fenced,
also pasture lot. Crops: 112:
acres of wheat and IS acres Of
oats. Also have Groom house.
in S-uth Dickinson, 80 by Is
and stable 80 by Is, lot fenced.
The Dickinson press., 1911-06-17

]. NJ. Howell, a popular druggist Of
Greensburg, Ky, says, I'VE use Chamber
aims Cough Remedy in Jul household
and know it is excellent" For sale by all
druggist.
The Dickinson press., 1911-06-17

[ wish to announce that I have
severed my connection with the
Dickinson Cement & Coal Co. and
am now ready to do cement work Of
any kind and guarantee first-class
work. Your patronage solicited.
. WIN. J. N06GLE
The Dickinson press., 1911-06-17

Farmers who are looking for prompt
payments of hail insurance losses,
should see the Hartung Real Estate &
Loan Co., First Natl. Bank 3D., Dickin-
sen. 6-17-3mO.
The Dickinson press., 1911-06-17
Auction
Wed. July 5


I will hold q public auction on
July 5 to clean up my property.
At this auction, all sums under
$40 must be cash. over $40.
time will be given on bankable;
paper until November. 1911,
with opportunity of extension.
PHILIP HECK,
Owner,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-02-28
Circuit Court.

The indictments against Ben Wood
and Joe BARLEY were nollied, John
Sager VINO had been indicted with the
latter having been acquitted by the jury.
A new trial was granted in the case of
Hageley VS.. Blue. and this was set for
hearing at the next term.
In the cases of F. w. Brown. Trustee
VS.. Victor Kapon, aud II H Emmert,
Assignee, VS.. Maria L. Smith. Admir-
the reports of Special Commissioners
were approved and confirmed.
Eljz ID eth NJ Links Administrator vs..
Albert Moler report of Special Commls-
sioner VIM E Link was confirmed. but
the case was ordered to remain on the
docket to distribute the funds due minor
heirs, who were parties to the suit.
Henry Ingram, indicted under re-
Gently enacted law, for selling stock OF
merchandise without apprlsing the pur-
chaser that there We're debts on it, plead
guilty, and was sentenced to term OF
one year in Jail, and the payment of a
fine Of $3.50.
The jury was discharged for the term
on Thursday and the court adjournd
over from Saturday until, Tuesday.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-02-28
ifarpers Ferry and Bolivar.

The Sullaway pension bill will increase
the pension to old soldiers and their
widows. Is is proposed to do away with
some of the pension agencies which will
decrease the amount asked for. Speaker
Cannon was very emphatic when ii was
up III the House. For toe "A old soldiers
of the Mexican war and their widows.
Senator N. B. Scott, of West Virginia,
made strong appeal in the Senate.
The only pensioners of the war with
Mexico inJ efferson county, are Col George
A Porterfeld of Charles Town and Mrs
Frances A Cham ers. OF Bolivar. widow
of Capt George w Cham bers.
Mr. James N Clevenger will move to
Halltown the Ist of April. He sue ceeds
Mr. w ilson in the carpenter work ID the
paper mill. Mr. Wilson will move to his
former home in Pennsylvania.
Mr. Geo w Marquette. the b &; o rail
road agent is critically i'll.
With invitations sent out to about IS
little friends, little Miss Anna Many and
guests paid their respects to St Valentine
on the I4th. A post office in the hall
kept Lysle Echols busy handing out a
large consignment of hearts; on these to-
kens was the slogan of St Valentine s
day, love me aud the world is mine. ="
There We're games played. refreshments
served and the evening thoroughly en-
| joyed by the little folks
From the Harpers Ferry Times
Mr.. d. H. Nichols has been on the
SICK list, Miss Anna Nichols his sister, of
| Halltown, is with him during the illness
Also Master Joseph Nichols has been
click.
A most attractive party was given by
Mrs. Frances A. Chambers Monday
evening, February goth, being the eve of
her birthday. The decorations were IN
green aud red. She received many pretty
gifts and congratulations from New
York, Baltimore and Washington.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-02-28
Tribute to Speaker WetzeI.

Charleston, w. Va Feb. ~ "A loving
tribute was paid Speaker G M. Weizsl.
of the House, when heiwas presented by
the members Of the House of Delegates
with solid silver dinner set. consisting
of eighS seven pieces, as token OF the
esteem i'll which lie was held by the House,
Hon. James A. Strothers. OF Mcdowell.
the minority leader. acting as spokesman
and making the presentation speech. at
once humorous and pathetic.
Delegate Wysoug feelingly referred to
the fairness of the speaker on all occasions
and wished him much of happiness aud
success =
Fairness fidelity 10 duty, dignity aud
geniality were attributes which had won
the speaker the admiration of the House,
said Delegate Brannon.
Carr. of Kanawha. added his need of
praise to other tributes paid.
All that was said was endorsed by
McCsuley
Nothing was better worth having as
the peaker- would have it than the
friendship of members. said N. c.
Hubbard
Ice, of Barbour. said he was glad to
pay honor to whom honor was due, as he
did to the Speaker.
Goodykoontz spoke feelingly of the
Speakers fairness to majority and
minority as we'll. McLaug HIN. Ice of
Barbour, Barlow. Hays. Gilkeson and
Edwards each told Of their esteem and
friendship.
Hall, of Wetzel. was especially fell
citous in his remarks.
After all were done, the Speaker re-
sponded He said that the material
evidence of esteem was only the slightest
evidence of the real feeling he knew
members entertained for him. This
occasion. he said. would long be remem-
bered by him and cherished.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-02-28
Miss EIOrine Leslie

Miss Mary Florine Leslie, daughter of lIr
and Mrs J X Leslie, died at the residerc.
of her parents in this place Tuesday night
last, after lingering illness. Miss Leslie
was for long while and up until the in
roads of disease forced her retirement. at
the head of the young ladies in the employ
of the Jefferson Telephone COMPANY.
and her uniform promptness and courtesy
won her the admiration and high este, m of
al patrons of the system. She had since
childhood been consistent member of the
Methodist church, and was an earnest work
er in the Sunday School and the Epworth
League The best medical skill and the.
most faithful mnistrations of loving kin
dred and friends failed TO arrest the fell
destroyer, and she viewed the approach of
death with christian faith, knowing in
whom she believed and that He would keen
her to the end. Naturally of a loving. trust
ing, gentle disposition, she endured meek
ly to the end of her beautiful young life
Conscious to the last she signified her
willingness to depart and be with her Lord
aud Master. and crossed over the river TO
rest under the shade of the trees in tie
sweet beyond, Funeral services were held
Friday afternoon i'll the N Il Church South
conducted by Rev z Hawk, her former
pastor Rev 7 Williams delivering the dis
course and Rev DR. Hopkins ASSISTING.
Interment in Edge Hill Cemetery, where
her frail body was laid TO rest meath banks
of beautiful flowers, grateful tributes of
affection from kindred and friends ard
church societies with which she had been
associated. The pallbearers were: W
Ramey, Henry Birkitt, L j Yates, Robert
Young, + b Hooff, John Kancde. Thos
West. Jr., aud Melvin L Strider. Honorary
pallbearers: Mrs S Ii lands, Mrs V
Brinker. Mrs w Nicewarner, Miss Olive
Smith, Miss Minnie Quick, Miss Ella Welsh,
Mrs Gertrude Miller and Mrs d w Raney.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-02-28

Col X P Chew on last Tuesday even
ing attended smoker held by the Wash
iDgton City Camp of Confederate Veter-
ans, and delivered an ablo and interest
ing address on The Battle of Trevai-
lions Station. We have long desired to
hear the Colonel speak on this subject.
As an active participant he knows all
that any living man can tell about this
thrilling and important engagemsnt-the
biggest cavalry fight of the War Be
tween the States-and We with pleasure
look forward to his giving the address
before the Jefferson County Camp in
The near future.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-02-28
Children CRY
FOR FLETCHER'S
CA 8 RIA

MIR. Charles James Faulkner Pierce
only son OF Mrs. SalIie Faulkner Pierce
and native of Martinsburg. died Wed
nesday at 'Eldon." the home of Hon Hal
Flood, Appomattox county, Virginia.
He was about "a years OF age and un-
married, and was nephew of Senator
c. J. Faulkner, Judge L. Boyd Faulkner
and Mrs J, w. McSherry.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-02-28
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Personal Property

VALUABLE = G. Sotot
The undersigned intending to quit farm
ing will sell at public sale on the Il. f. Beav-
ers farm on the Shenandoah river. miles
east of Charles Town where | know reside.
without reserve, on
7aesday, -Moreh 7, 1911
the folio .ing personal property;
Ia Hesd Horses and Colts
Six mares, of them in foal by thorough
bred Percheron horse: five of them will
work anywhere, good riding aud driving
mare. all yoang ard sound; the balance aH
good work horses, young aud sound; colts
coming years old. one coming year old.
all Percherons. The above horses are good
size and style and good workers
Is head of cattle
Ten No. mitch cows, five will be fresh
by day of sale. balance close spriugers: six
steers, fine heifers. l Poll-Durham bull,
II months old, very fine. thoroughbred.
"a head of sheep
Thirty-three head of ewes all young home
raised will lamb hv day of sale, buck.
Shopshiredown. TWENTY-FIVE HEAD
OF SHOATS will weigh about sixty lbs.
Farming Implements
One 7-ft Osborne binder in good running
order. Osborne mower, SIT, good as new;
Blackhawk double corn planter in good or
der, plenty of chain; Scientific sled corn
cutter; good as new; Superior grain drill as
good as new, Pennsylvania low down drill
in good order. hay rake. 3harrows 1 spring
tooth, Oshourne make, square harrows all
10 good order; s Buckeye cultivators in good
order, Oliver chilled piows, 8 No. 40, 2
Xxx new; double shovel plows, wood;
single shovel pillow, Brown 4-horse thim-
BILE skein road wagon aud bed good as new;
good farm wagon, Ain tread; l 2-horse wag-
on. | spring wagon, l buggy, Thrush &
Slough make, in good order; cutting box,
grind stone, four prong for s, 2 two prong
forks. single, double and thribble trees, 1
heavy 2-horse locust sled, shoves, hoes.
mattocks, digging irons, etc.
Harness
Wagon harness complete for horses. set
of double lisrn.ss. 8 collars, brides, 2 sets
of single buggy harness, s sets of piow
gears. wagon saddle. riding saddle. large
machine sheet, 60 good grain sacks, % bush
els of potators. barrel of vinegar, 400 lbs.
of bacon, 100 fine young hens, among them
some pure bred Plymouth rocks 4 cockrels,
pure bred Plymouth, rocks, 80 bbls of corn.
a trio of pure bred Bronze turkeys, pure
bred Pekiu ducks,
Household Goods
Wardrobe, bed room suit, sclil oak; bed
and springs, bureau, wash stand, parlor
suit, six pieces; Morris chair, extension
table. six foot; l second hand cook stove,
coal stove, nearly new; lot of crooks and
glass jars, side saddle and bride, new;
HALF INTEREST IN NINETY ACRES
OF GROWING WHEAT WELL
FERIILIZED.
TERMS A credit of IL months will be
given on sums of $40 and over, purchaser to
give a well endorsed note with interest
from date payab at any bank in Charles
Town. Sums under $40 cash No proper
ty lie be removed until settled for Sale to
commence at 10 O'Clock sharp.
CHAS A. WATSON.
Hehebower 4 West. Auets.
B. f. Yates and Chas. Moore. Clerks,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-02-28
how's This :?

We offer One Huudred Dollars Reward for
any case of Cata,rh that cannot he cured "
Halle Cat.Trh CANE.
+. j. CHENEY d CO Toledo. o,
We. the undersigned. have known r. ].
Cheney for the 81 Is years. aud believe him
perfectly honorsstb IN all business transac-
tinns and financially ahie to carry out any
Obligations made BY his firm.
NALprSS KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. q.
Halls Catarrh Cure i { ken iuiernally
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
9iridcts OF the system. Testimonials seri
inai. rice IS cents per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists.
Take Halls Family Fills for constipation
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-02-28
Notice IN Bankruptcy.

February 81. 1911,
In the Matter of L. J Marshall, Bankrupt.
Charles Town. w Va
TAKE NOTICE, That the above person
having been adjudicated Bankrupt by The
United States Court for the Northern District
of West Virginia in Bankruptcy on Febi usry
20. 1911. meeting of Creditors will be
held at Charles Town. VIVA, in the office of
Brown & Brown, on .arch 4. 1911
at O'Clock p m, for the purpose of al
loving claims, examining the Bankrupt and
selecting Trustee or Trustees
JAS ID. BUTT
Feb 2s.l91l. Referee in Bapkrui,tcy
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-02-28
Friday, March IL, 1871

the following:
ELEVEN HID. OF HORSES & COLTS
Bay horse, 7 yrs old sound and good
worker; Gray horse. yrs Old an elegan.
worker, Gray mare IL yrs old, q barsh ar
leader. IN foal; Gray mare, Ii yrs old, 4 fine
leader. All of the above horses are large,
weighing about 1860 each. Sadd le horse. Z
yrs old, well-bred, and well gated; Driving
mare, s yrs old, gentle enough for ladies TO
handle; 3-yr old colts, well bre !; 2-yr old
well bred; yearling colt.
TWO COWS. will be fresh in the spring;
Is EWES. most all have lambs, | buck; 5
SHOATS weighing about so lbs. each. i large
male hog
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One road wagon and bed 2-horse wagon
with bed. old wagon, binder in running
order, good mower, new grain drill, corn
planter, double shovel plows. Bnckeye
cultivator, plows, for 3 the other for g
horses; springtooth barrow in good order:
square harrow, single shovel p ow, thrbb c
tree, double trees, lot single trees. corn
shelter. new; clover seed buDcher in good
order, 2 sets shelvings. good as new; role-
new; large ANIL, straw knife, fol rs. eLovels
Bickforc q Huffman drill n'running order
VEHlCLkS.-One runabout. has been lt-
tie used, top buggy in good order, a No.
top buggy.
HARNESS Gearing complete for 4
horses > sets pow gears, ; collars. halters
wagon i'm, wagon saddle, 5 brides all in
good condition, new set single harness.
Shugart make; set in good order
MIS- ELLANEOUS.-lro Iron pot and raek.
X cut saw, buck saw, man y cut saw. all
in good OF der. lot mall tools, grindstone,
platform scales, cutting box, horse clippers
new; 25 lands of bees. all III new stands. so
empty bee boxes, never used This is fine
opportunity 10 start an apiary. Com by the
barrel. lot of oh ckens.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Kitchen safe; table, cooking utensils.
brass kettle, large iron pot. refr gerator,
good as new; large cherry dish press, beds,
with mattresses. l feather beds, wash stand.
book ease wood stoves. lot of dishes. =
doz din ngs chairs. lounge, sewing machine,
parjor sofa. hall piece. double heater coal
stove. good as new, bed room sut, CHINA
chamber set, wash bowl, pitcher. 1ot meat,
lawn mower, two ehurns. step ladder, carpet
in good orier
TERMS.-Twe1vem months credit on sums
of $40 and over, the purchaser to give a note
with approved security, bearing interest from
date. and payable at the bank of the Farm
ers & Merchants Deposit Co. Sums less than
so will be cash. Sale commences ut 10 a
IN.
Q II. MOORE. Administrator
Hefebo er 4 West. Auct's
Is. +. fa'es and Goo " Moore, Clerks
T. j. Arnett his stand pr yi1ege.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-02-28

having TeEbu CUT NY IhfIi, viii eSii ~
Public Auction. without reserve. at nv home
place, Locust Grove" IL miles north of
Summit Point and 5 miles est Of Charles
Town. on
Friday. Morst 3, 1871,
The following Valuable Psrsouai Property
IL I'D. HORSES IND COLTS
Six good work harses. barshear and wagon
lrsders: Young hav horse, fine saddler aud
nice driver. not afraid of automobiles and
s. team cars. / three year old colt. has been
broken. sired by Thoroughbred horse. Pau
paukrwis. owned by VIM. S. Randolph. of
Clarke county; two-year old Clydesdsle
yesrliugs. Germ coach;
TEN HEAD OF C1TTLE
Five fat steers. win weigh 1875 lbs; / fat
bull. will weigh 1850 pounds; 4 good milk
cows. one will be fresh by day OF sale;
20 HEAD OF SHEEP.
Sixteen well bred souihdown ewes 3 and
years old, viii lamb by day of sale; 2 South
down bucks last fall lambs.
TEN HEAD OF HOGS
Seven fat hogs, will weigh from 172 to 200
pounds; sows, one viii pig by day of sale.
other two will pig in April,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One fou horse wagon. set of sbelvings
90 feet long, 1 Bickford IL Huffman disc
drill nearly new, Deering mower, l Brown
cultivator, square and spring-tooih har-
row, double aud single shovel pfows, double
aud single trees. crowd sticks. top buggy,
nearly new; wire farm gates. 5 # high and
IL fl wide,
HARNESS
Two sets of breechbands, sets of lead
gears, 5 blind bridles set of single harness
check lines.
SOME WHITE AND YELLOW CORN
SOME TIM THY Hay. a COO1 OF
NICE CHICKENS.
A lot of junk. and many other articles too
numerous too meution
TERMS-A credit Of 10 monshs will be
given on all sums of $40 and over, purchaser
to give Negotiable Note with approved secur-
ity bearing interest from cate aud payable at
any Charles Town Bank. Sums of $40 and
under cash. No property to be removed hn-
til terms are complied with,
K. V. SHIRLEY.
Thos, j. West, Auct. B. +. Yates, Clerk
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-02-28
ADVERTISED LETTERS,

l.is, OF letters remaining in the Posinitice at
Charles Town. Jefferson county. W. Va, on
Satu rdav FEB %. 1911. Persons calling for
same will be required To pay Que cent tor
each letter:
Bolbett, f Hamlet, jim Holley, f
L Long, Harry Osbourn. VI Parsons, ulster
tlorea Sonsuler, Ganett Smith, S s
Watkins, John Warden. Mrs Anna Davis
Mrs Annie Hall, Mrs Corinne Locke
The above letters. II not called Tor within
dfteen days, will hc scut 10 the dead letter
office Persons calling Tor them will please
say that they are advertised
H. ". BRADLEY p NJ
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-02-28

u. 5. Fish Commissioner Geo. NJ
Bowers. who has spent several months
at European hospitals for treatment for
heart trouble, has returned. and we are
please to note was very much benefited
by his treatment.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-02-28

Baltimore wants the Dem ocratic Ma
tional Convention for 1912. We want II
there too, aud so does West Virginia.
Baltimoreans are whole-souled, and Bal
timore will hang her latchstring we'll on
the outside for a Democratic National
Convention. She is making earnest eff
forts, is raising fine subscription, and
she should have it. We go for MARY
land, my MARYLAND"