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Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21

Cork floor slabs, compressed from an original thickness of 1< inches to less than one-hak inclr are being tried on one of the new steel dining oars of the Pennsylvania raalwayA
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21

Rev. Dr. M. S. Kaufman will preach Sunday morning at the Trinity Meth odist Episcopal church on Forsal<ing God the Direst of All Tragedies. His evening topic is Practical Value of Faith in God.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21
TO RENT

The Bacon Farm. in Norwich, con sisting of dwelling house. barn, out buildings and about 80 acres of land. years by Hans Larsen and is located on Beech Drive and has entrances at 253 Washington Street and on the OK Hill Road. Possession given April 1st.
 Apply to WILLIAM H. SHIELDS.
 3an21SWS
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21

NOTICE.-All creditors of said Ae- ceased are hereby notified to present their claims against said estate to the Norwich, Conn. within the time limited in the above and foregoing order.
 HATTIEBE1IiE R. PARSONS,
 jan21d Executrix
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21
TRAVELLERS, DIRECTORY
TRAVELLERS, DIRECTORY. TO NEW YORK N O R " ICH LINE

The water way = the comfortable way of travelling
 Steamers City of Lowell and Ches- ter w. Chapin-safe, staunch vessels that have every comfort and conven- fence for the traveller.
 A delightful voyage on Long Island Sound and a superb view of the won- derful skyline and waterfront of New York
 Steamer leaves New Lendon at il p. m. weekdays only: due Pier foot of East 22d Street 5.45 a. m. {Mondays excepted) and Pier 10. North River. 2 a. m.
 Fare Norwich to New York $l.75
 Write or telephone W. J. PHILLIPS. Agent. New London. Conn. aug6d
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21
Look for the ess Hive

On the package when you buy Fo- ley's Honey and Tar. fer coughs and colds None genuine without the Bee Hive. Remember tho name, Foley's Honey and Tar and reject any Substi- ute. Lee 6 0ssood Go.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21
CAST ToRlA
 For Infants and Children. Tho Kind You Have Always Bought s'sssss.s ss.ss .ss ss &>fAzsZ@
Death in Roa. ina Fire

Death in Roa:ing Fire
 may not result from the work of fire bugs, but often severe burns are caus- ed that make a quick need for Buck lens Arnica Salve, the quickest, sur est cure for burns, wounds, bruises boiIs. sores. It subdues inflammation It kills pain4 It soothes ani heals Drives off skin eruptions. ulcers or piles. Only 25c at Lee & Osgood Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21
Haue You Noticed ths Increused Trauel?

It's . sure sign of good WeathsS ana Ane roads People like to get out into tho open air. We furnish the besf method, and If you'll tako one of our seams you'l1 say tho saE1s. EsAHoNEY eRoo. FaIls Avenue
 mAr176
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21

uuQGf8tKneQ at NO. R0Ck street, Norwich. Conn. within the time limited ID 'n1 HATfEBaH a1srf saa I1s1snH R PARsoNs. a1ds
 jan21d Executrix.
 AT A COURT OF PROBATE HOLDEN District of MontvilIe, on this 1sth day of January, A: D. 1911.
 On motion of Martin v. B. Brainard as Executor on the testatf estate of ;tpa MaFgarss sid M Endd late of Monsvtl
 This Court, doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their Man nns n0t,. bs w5 a ans . ersSs oet thst in in sas and pz posting copy thereof on the pub.h signpost~in said Town Of MontviIle, last dwelt
 .a, CHARLES N. cHAPPML
 AT A COURT OF PROBATE HOLDEN of January, A. D. 1ai1
 Present-CTHARLEs N CTIArPML.
 On On motion of Elisha W. vibber as Administrator on the intestate estate %itfn VI Mn said a Dissriet ace aeeeased
 This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their Elisha W. vibber and directs that pub lie notice be given of this order by advertising in a newspaper having a circulation in said District, and by posting a copy thereof on the public signpost in said Town of Montvil1e, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record
 CHARLES N. CEfAFF9gfAA
 jan21d Judge.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21

BOY WANTED to work in . drug store. Inquire at Bulletin Office:
 1an20d
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21

AGENTS wANTED-Article wanted in every house. Sample 25c. The Household Bulletin Bldg 1an1od
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21

WnNTED-A salesman of ability tc fntreduce our line of high grade lubri. eating oils and greases. Exceptional inducem ents. Champion Refining Co. CIeyeland, Ohio. 1anZ1S
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21

WANTED-Raw furs bought. Every Thursday at store of Jos. Connor & Sons. Water St.. Norwich. A. E. Wood worth. 5an1od
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raised nv the oliearcbr wbose hs.d-
quarters arc in +. plata who s,~1a
t,e,nseIvee IT,. .Arls,ocrs..,,, - 49, 49,, !
eouety for The n,,,fos., - ,,.,rns,,,s,,rs
themselves in oi,,ce II ,bov aon',
think the colored man sho,,Ia r,,a
wv dnnf, .bes come T., ,,r,aI. ~ =,
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- Ia rxu a:--.--..Jndf sen1tors. who shan
b. elected al large. BY tAe QsAifled yut-
srs Of the said City and all Of said Sen
store shall serve for tour years from thu
date OF their eleCtion, subject TO the
classification OF Senators hereinafter pro
section 4 And be It further enacted
BY the authority aforesaid. that the eatd
foregoing section hereby proposed al M
Amfndmonf 20 the Constitution, shall al
me ne1t elo1tion Tor members Of the
General Assembly Of this Statc. to W
held on the Tuesday neat after The FIRST
Monday N the month OF November. nine-
fe0n hundred and eleven (l4liA be sub
mIficd 10 the legal and qualified voters
thereof for their adoption OF rejection IN
pursuance OF the directions contained in
Article IA OF the Constitution OF this
state: and At said election the vote on
said proposed Amendment to the Constl-
tuition SHAH be BY ballot and upon each
ballot there shall be written or printed
Amendment and Against the Constttu-
fIonal Amendment" as the voter shall
elect and Immediately after said cleo
fion- due returns shall be made to the
0overnor Of the vote for and against said
proposed Amendment. a. directed BY tho
said A1icle IA OF the Constitution
Approved APR. !. 1910.
AUSTIN L. cRorHERs.
' a. r. ooRMAN. JR..
President Of the Senate.
ADAM PEOPLES.
Speaker Of the House 81 Delegates
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CHAPTER sss

An Act 10 amend Section OF Article 3.
utle. Legislative Department" OF the
Constitution of this State and TO provide
for the submission Of said Amendment
10 the qualified voters Of this State for
adoption or rejection
Section l. Be II enacted by the General
Assembly OF Maryland three-fifths OF al
The members Of each of the two Houses
concurring. that the following section he
and the same Is hereby proposed as an
Amendment to Section OF Article 3
title, Legislative Department. OF the
Constitution OF this State. and II adopt
ed by the leral and qualified voters
thereof. as her lin provided. said section
shall supersede and stand In the place
and instead OF Section OF Article OF
tbs Constitution OF Maryland.
q The City OF Baltimore shall be d.
vided into four Legislative Districts as
near as may be of equal population and
Of contiguous territory, and each OF said
Legislative Districts Of Baltimore City. a.
they may from time to time be laid out
In accordance with the provisions here
of and each county Of the State shall
b entitled to one Senator who shall be
4eted BY the QualiEied voters Of said
Legislative District OF Baltimore City,
and OF the counties Of the State respec-
byels. and Haltimore CITY shall b. eptts
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Vote FIR Morris A. scpe~, y no has
been tried in public Office II similar
character as the Attorne, -tieneral-
shin


Negro Night Schools are now in
order. In the language OF one negro,
Boss, der amt been but one white
gentmum common enought h be down
to de Cultured Hall viz, en- dat is one
OF de candidate S; but den Boss, de will
all KUN round fore de lcshup-yes.
for God, de will, cause de know dat 4
Niger kin be fooled, en- needs it every
lecshun, for he gwine vote for d. m turn
coat Democrats, yes Boss dats dc :ruf.' -
Times Crescent.
The man who would write and
publish such an article as the above
is not fit to live in any civil lied
community. Heis not fit to bear the
insig ia Of a man or ciiiz n. In fact
10 the minds Of sensible men such a
man is no better Il an the u, fuftui E
colored man he seeks te ridieule. No
one but low order Of MAJ himself
would think of writing or publ shing
such an article The man who seeks
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a will and master a the duties in a
short ii mes He has given his time
and attention 10 the faithful perfor-
nance Of the duties that have devoI-
we'd upon him He has made coed
record in the flee and one Of which
the People are proud. lie has pei
formed lis work aith credit both 10
his people ard himself. He is a
young man wl.o Las started ct the
bottom OF the ladder and fought the
battle Of life upward. He is clean,
honest and fearless He has known
no individual nor any party in the per-
formanceof his duty hut has only
known bis duty and performed it for
the best interest .. his people. lie
had sone txpeiiepce at The criminal
bar before eng elected States
Attorney and using that knowledge
he has made one Of the best States
Attorneys This county has ever had.
His record commends him to the
people for their supper.
The candidate for Sheriff, Mr..
Benjamin Benson Compton was one
Of the Victims Of the fra ,dulent ballot
perpetrated npon the people of this
county two years ago. He is a
yousg man ofsxemplary habits, clean,
upright and honest. lie has been
hard working and successful business
man. Mr.. Compton is a man of the
highest type Of character and one Of
the best citizens in the eastern sec
ton Of this county. He is fully
equipped and qualified to fill the
Office and we believe if elected will
make one Of the best officers this
county has ever known.
The candidates for the legislature
are Messrs. John Francis Mudd and
Frederick Stone Posey. Both are
among the youngest members of the
local bar, having graduated a few
years ago from the MARYLAND
University of Law. They are clean,
honest and upright young men.
Upon leaving the law school and
passing the bar both settled down 70
haid work and are struggling Tor
their living and 10 attain high place
at the bar and in the esteem OF the
people. They are both young men of
the highest character, marke d ability,
energetic and ambitious. That they
possess in every way the gu llifi cations
necessary for member of the House
VI Delegates cannot be questioned.
Both are ale speakers, | ave good
micds and are fully awake to the
Interest OF the eople. II elected
they will wear the yoke Of no boss
nor the collar Of any man. We feel
cDuiitlent that IL alacfad tha;r
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-11-03

Whereas, At the January Session Of
the General Assembly Of Maryland
held in the year Of our Lord. Nineteen
Hundred and Ten, three Acts were
passed, one proposing an Amendment
to Article ! Of the Constitution, BY
adding thereto Section to be known
as Section 8; one proposing an Amend
ment to Section Of Article 3 Of said
Constitution, and one proposing an
Amendment to Section Of Article
Of said Constitution. said Acts being
respectively Chapters 1858, 3o3 and 5ts
Of the Acts Of the General Assembly
Of Maryland Of 1919, and which are In
the words following, to wit:
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THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.

The Republican party in the State
and County have nominated one o.
the strongest and best tickets ever
put before the people for THEN
suffrages. From top to bottom all
are exceptionally good men and ably
qualified to fill the offices to which
they aspire. All Of them have
records of which they and their friend
are proud. They have conducted q
clean upright and honest campaign
No mud-slinging representatives have
been INDUCED in but straightforward
appeals made to tie people upon the
issues. The candidate for Governor,
Hon. Phillips Lee Goldsborough, is a
man Of exceptionally strong person
atty, straightforward, honest and
consciencetious He ha. served the
people Of bis equity and state before.
He was for eight years States Attor-
ncy for Dorchester County. He was
Comptroller of the Treasury during
the first half of the Lowndes admin
istration and for several years back
be has been Collector of Internal
Revenue of the United States. In
all of these positions he has measured
up fully to the requirements Of the
office. He has fulfilled every duty
faithfully and well. His record in
all has been clean and blameless
His past personal pub ic record there
fore commend him 10 the people.
On the hustings he has dealt openly
and fearlessly with the issues and told
the people in straightforward man
ner what he intends to 20 if elected
The candidate for Comptroller,
NJ. John II. Canningha n, is a young
business man from Western Mary
land. He is z Caslsiur Of a bank and
fully qualified to manage the financial
affairs Of the State. lie is clean,
honest and POSSESSES all the qaalifica-
tons adequate and Necessary for prop
er fuItillment Of the duties Of that
office.
Fhe next candidate On the State
ticket Is Morris A. Soper for ATTORNEY
General. That he is fitted aud
qualified to fill the office with cred /
and ability is not to be questioned
and is not questioned by even BIZ
opponents. lie has been Assistant
States Attorney for Baltimore City
and later served under former U. S
District Attorney, now Judge Ross
during his ineumbency il that office
and made record at is a crediI
to himself and bis State. lie, Xix.
the other two State candidates, should
receive the support Of every voter
The local ticket is nude up Of
young men, all of the best material
and highest character IN our county,
Only one Of them Mr. Ferdinand G.
Cooksey has ever held pubac office
before, he having served his county
and people for the last four years in
the offices of States Attorney for
which office he j. againa candidate.
Mr.. Cooksey began his term in that
Office with only few years OF ex-
perience in the practice Of law. He
T. ok hold Of the work, however, with
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In view, therefore, Of the records
Of these young men and the things
which they stand for. among the
latter fair and honest election Law
and lower taxes, we commend them
to the people for their suffraser ard
say that 10 our judi ment no
man will make mistake IN voting
for them or ever regret il.
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COUNTY TICKET.

For House OF Delegates.
W y BlLLINGSLEY.
STANLEY X. BURCH,
lOHN FRANCIS MUDD,
FREDERICK STONE POSEY,
X. ERNEST NEAvE.
JOSEPH Il. PENN,
For States Attorney.
EDWARD J EDFLEN,
FERDINAND G. COOKSEY,
For Sheriff.
PHILEMON A. HAISLIP,
BENJAMIN BENSON COMPTON
ALBERT q. JONES.
For Judges OF The Orphans Court.
JOSIAS HAWKINS,
TOWARD BERRY,
WALTER n. GRAY
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FALsEHo0O IN THE iIMes-eREs.
CENT OF TINS WEEK ANSWERED..


-~-------s
FALSEHOOO IN THE fIMES-eRES-
CENT OF THIS WEEK ANSWERED..
The / ines Crescent this eek was
published at the usual hour on Thurs
d y but for some unexplained reason
lodged IN the minds Of the publishers
thereof, was allow ed to ary out on
the floor Of the Office Of that motor,
ious political Inminary until Friday
mig ht following when to the time Of the
en- sine running off this weeks copy
Of The INpErKSpESr, porii in of
the publication was loade amt carried
in wheel barrow by an astache of
the oiliee under the guard Of a well
known poIsicaI policeman to the
Post Office and the papers going
north were securely dropped il the
Post Office obseuied from all human
eyes until Saturday.
The unusual proceeding our willy
neigbbcr did not. however, pass I'M
noticed and A. Iate AS midday, Satur-
day we got bras eye view Of the
first copy Of the raj, er.
So the trick did not work, but
after all it was case Of the mountain
laboring AMI bringing forth mouse.
a lot j Jumped up rot worn bare
b. its arce-,ry and the usual overflow
Of mar. owmindness about make up its
contents. some few scrihs we notice
and they are these.
Allowed $4,000 Of The taxpayers
money 10 be ms appropriated; caus-
ing deficiency which was made up
BY the issue Of County Bonds. Upon
which bonds The same taxpayers are
annually assessed for the payment Of
interesi.-1 imes-Cresce
Ardqaltel "a, Of date. Rot.
The only deficit ever ii 4 rad fund
was about half century age
and then 100000. much less than
s1GI, 100000 amount stolen i, Archer
the Democratic State Trsa~erer from
the State. Again al W. wrongs
make right.
Allowed money changers %
manipulate the Treasures office so
as 70 pocket discounts which other
si ,ss . gS,n "ass g,'' .', = RI
Comfy T,nasnrr ~ T.. - .,, S ~
good Of the whole citizAn l,iu Il the
county Times Crescent.
This reference Is 10 the s athern
National pank an ;.,.,;ta,;..,, 10, 4
a cre,l,t u M, conn,y ma ns,.s hasvs,
So. .r s'''
ean, ..s;,.a !. -,
.,,..s, q n a.
haoL ,,.rs ,h.;,. -, ~ ~ ~
.,;s.onot ~ ..s.-..' :,
i wh;,.h s .a,,';
maze rs si,,e.s 80 .k'. Z - /.
say ~ hsIo IS ,,,,. r.
ID
~ NJ. u .T..t,n ~
- ''s's"' ''s i'"'ss-
SfescThs ser''e y az a director al the
time praesise begun and never dis
approved of il and has aluavs SHRED
in the profits therefrom With as mneh
omn:scient delight as when 20, ke,-
ing a five dollar note from a ..Neero
Client
Paid The Cleik to tie Board Of
County Commissioners $500 per an.
1 ',uln' aha maintained hye County
missioners T;,ass-. ,r.''.. .s,'' oo'p
Untrue. The rea,,bl;e., 49, - H.
Countv Commissioners No.. .aaa;,.
= lasalarv Il ssoo az IN III 81.
wrong and We condema I, Th.-a
Il .a,,a a.,,,.s WI
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Official List of Nomina
tons.

BOARD or
SUPERVISORS OF ELECTION FOR
CHARLES COUNTY.
IN compliance with Chapter GA n
the Acts Of 1908, the Board Of supervis.
ors Of Elections for Charles County
herewith publish below list of nomi-
nations filed with said Board. together
with the proposed Constitutional
Attendants as authorized by Chapter .oz,
Acts Of 1896.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-11-03

Vote for Phillips Lee Goldsborougf,
a man with an untainted record be-
bind him and promises that will be
kent
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PHILLIPS LEE GOLDSBOROUGu
Tie Tunes Crescent seems TO
glory in the role Il has assumed a.
the defender o. much that Is crooked
and unfair in politics and no one
ensics the high rank il has attained
In that particular. Ia is reply 70
the criticism Of the lSBrrkSDES1 Of
the action Of she tricky wretch who
undertook to strike cff the name OF
Mr.. Jonathan Sellman white man
because e is republican in politics,
well known citizen Of the Cour ", il
attempts tie same game bnt common
decency might have suggested that il
confine itself to The facts if such a
thing were possible for il 10 de-. Nj.
Sellman's home is at Melton anil the
Times-Crescent well knows the fact,
The Neltol far.iiy moves 10 BaIii-
more every year to spend the winter,
and then Mr.. Sellman during the oc-
casiol visits his friends and return
in the spring, and this the Times Cres-
cent well knows. Mr. Sellman had not
removed from this Coul ty "a year
ago" and resided with the family Of
Mr.. A W. Fnwke, Of Baltimore ronn-
y, on the contrary heleft the c on ,ty
late lat fall, after the last election
and was on visit TO the former
gentleman's home whereat he met
with an accident aud tten vent to
Baltimore for medical treatment and
has been there ever since, hoping 10
be cured and will return to tie Coun-
ty when physically able a this tn.
Times-Crescent wen knows. In
view of these facts shonld lie have
been noted to b.. disfranclissd? Ger
tainly not, and no one knows this
better than the omnipotent Times
Crescent but III its mad rush to run
everything in the County, The white
man as well as the black man, juslics
and fair play are strangers to its
composition.
AS part of its defense Ut the re-
prehensible conduct Of is political
protege IN attempting to disfranehise
Mr.. Sellman is by a would be com
parison. the old gains # the school
be ~Tit for Tat. A case is cited Of
George Gregory. In this as in the
first case the Times-Crescent argues
without the facts. Whether without
knowledge Of them or insane 10 the
desire to defend a wrong it is impos-
a;,,.. =, -. y
casas ,n,;, on. s,,s,.,; 81 !,
to the same by the knowing Times
ad and ga ,ha IT,. cs.',...'...
mnoh - -,
t,,osa $500. ~.
,soro. f,rsoo,v. - ;.ss.s -
was not i ! hoa,;,a, .hs.
stricLa, off h.s : ia Co.. -.
u az str;eLsn off haoa, - IA
oat : ,ransfsr ! M D;a..;.,.
he 5va,, uaha1 :h.
.vca,, !, "a mat;
livad and ,horas,,ra -. s;.n.s.,,
s,r;,La. ae w.
~. ], nar.a., c.. D..
Tho an,;ah,n,a,,. ,.u.;'.,s,
T;ma. ,s....
fom;l;a. IN. ~, ..,;,s.e
- ~ y syn
,hat ~ - assume
0 pe''O'' - 'e cc'oreu man
victed as George johnson a.d il -
him the Times rasc.-n, 80. u
have only to saw tha, he Ia. not The
legal riobt 70 vote ana u .,,.,,,.,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-11-03

Ordered by the Circuit Cod
Charles County this 18th, day of /
Der, 1911, thatthe sa es of the real
and reported by Fordinand q. Cod
Trustee, in he above entitled d
be finally ratified and confirmed 4
cause to the cout aiy be shown on 4
fore the 18th day Of November,
provided a copy of this order be il
ed in some newspaper printed
published in said Cearles Co inty
week for three successive week
fore the said 18th day of Novemb.
the year 1911.
The Report states the amoul
sales to be S725.0o.
HARRY c. CHAPPELEA
Clerk Of he Ct. CT, for has. C o.
True copy, Test:
IL. c. CT APPELEAR, Cler,-.
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For Governor.
ARTHUR PUE GORMAN,
Of Howard Co.
PHILLIPS LEE GOLDSBOROUGH
Of Dorchester Co.
JOHN II. DULANY,
OF Wicomico Co.
CBAS. f. DEVELIN,
Of Baltimore
For Comptroller Of the Treasury:
EMERSON G. HARRINGTON,
Of Dorcheste. Co.
JOHN ". CUNNINGHAM,
Of Carroll Co.
HARRY ID. RIDER,
Of Havre de Grace.
JAMES Il WETHERALD,
of Charles County.
For Attorney G General.
EDGAR ALLAN POE,
Of Baltimore.
NORRIS A. SOPER,
Of baltimore.
CHAS. b. BACKMAN,
Of Baltimore.
SAMUEL e. PENTZ,
Of Baltimore.
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This institution begun only two wears
ago offers every advantage to bows lar 4
good liberal education. The present IN
Of the schoos Is to give stndelts a
thorough High School Education.
Resides retsiVing a good education
students are lifted o take up LIES word
after leaving The training is thorough
and good Terms are moderate and
within reach Of ali.
Call Or send for catalorae.
BROTHER WALTER,
Directo
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viz onlA ~ y tlitI1 &lF2& dill
name Of said Mamie 9 egg
Mamie Bowie.
It is thereupon this 14tl
october, ia the year 1911, hy|
Court for Charles County. Il
the petitioners cause a 60,
order with the object and SD
the petition to be insertez
weekly newspaper published
County. Mary laud, once
three successive weeks, b
day Of November, 1911. q
whom it may concern is
Court, il person OF w
before The sth. day y
to shox cause, It
decree shall not be
HARRY G.
Clerk II the Ct. "a
True copy, Test
u. q. CHAPPELEAR, q
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PHILLIPS LEE eoLDsBoRoUon
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Republican State Candidates.

JOHN II. CUNNINGHAM.
MORRIS A. s0PER.