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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26
M0RTUARY.
A.. r. Gillette.

Edward r. Gillette. aged 66 years.
died Saturday morning at o'clock In
a hospital az Las Vegas. whore no
had been patient for several
months. MIR Gillette, who was born
IN New York In 1858, came to New
Mexico la 1883 and FOR the greater
part of the time was engaged AZ
barber In Albuquerque. The remains
viii be brought here for interment.
the deceased being a member Of mum
erous fraternal orders here, He il
survived by his wife.
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FOUR ARE Hello TO
AWAIT HEARING

Ramon tarabaiaL Polo Arias. ~
briel Maldonado and tireRoFiA Can,
.delaria, arrested IN Rnrelai curly yes
terday By undefnhefin Dick I.NNl n
for an alleged assault on Creaenaio
Mesa. we're held IN bona IN the sum
OF szoo each following arraignmont
before Justice Craig today, - appear
for 4 preliminary hearing 20 be held
next Tuesday. Al -four Furnished
bond and we're released from custody.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26
EdMnrd b. NIedIer. Jr.

Edward l.. Medler, Jr.. the infant
son OF Judge and Mrs. w. T.. Medler.
died In Las Cruces Saturday. accord
The funeral was held In Las Cruces
yesterday. Pneumonia was the cause
OF death. - asa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26
Mrs. James Brown.

AIRS. James Brown. OF Gallup, ,lied
last evening al 6 o'clock in a local
hospital, following a surgical opera
ton The funeral IL 20 he held In
Gallup. Mrs, Brown was brought
here Saturday accompanied by her
husband.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26
ARRIVALS At THE
HOTEL COMBS

The following out-of.town guests
were registered today az the Hotel
Combs Charles p. Walker. Elecen-
tro, Cal; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert n.
Grahm, Roswell: y. q. Helm. Mil
waukee: +. O. Lafbere. Boston: Rob-
ert Kerns. El Paso: Carol Humphrey.
Woodward Okla; e. J. Wilson,
Prescott. Aria. A, n. Rector. Atlanta,
Ga; n. = Anderson, III Paso.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26
Not Envious

Not EnViOua.
I envy not the famous men
or any time or land;
Horatlous may have held the bridge
i've held Myrtiile'B hand,
Life.
For an his fams would not be
Napoleon Bonaparte;
He may have taken Moscow.
Have captured Belts heart.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26

Major Ernest Myers returned last
night from an extended stay In the
east. visiting New York. Philadelphia
and Chicago, IL.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26
HERALD want Ads bring re-
suits.

ROnHRr u MOORE
Atoorney-ai-IAw.
Cromwell Bldg. 40 30. Second D.
phone St3.
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n r. jennings, a veil known En-
tancla attorney spent yesterday Ia Al
buquerQue
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ExcruclatinE.

Good gracious, what makes you
look like that? Has anything hap
pened?"
Well had my portrait painted
recently"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26
TODAY's GAMES.
NATIONAL I.EAGUE.
A Pittsburgh

Batteries: Maruuard and Meyers
James, Rudolph and Whaling.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Batteries: seaton. Rixey. Alexander
and Ktilifer; stack, Allen Yingling and
Miller, Erwin.
Eevcn innings
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26

Pittsburgh- Cincinnati game called
In the first inning ON account OF
darkness.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

PhIIadelnhIa. 3. WnsIlInglon. D.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
sc. I.Oula, 4; DcerOlt, 3.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26

Batteries. Dauss. klawiiter. Hall
and stanage. woilman and Alexan-
der
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HhtterIes. UrOOH. H0ehIInR nnu
Henry. williams. Houck and Lapp.
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Gives yoW n ciinnpc 90 save
hlg monry on good quality
goods.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26

warlllnrion, % I'hiIadlcIphln. 2.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-26

HuIFeFIoHi JuhhH0n, HotNIlhtt hn'
Ainsmith, Williams; Tan. Pennock
Bush and Lapp. schang.
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Chicago Cleveland double header
postponed on account Of rain.
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Ma Tan Could Be Born When
He's Old.

The following poem is a true ex-
ample Of ih- ~ ughts that come to 1.-THE
brain as It develops. III could only
live my life over agaii and know what
do nov, is what comes into most
everyons's mind so'ee tine through
life. II you knew before hand just how
you would live your life, wouldn't it be
a monotonous existence that you would
spend on this earth ? Think it over.
II man could be borne wheu he's old
And gra iually grow young,
The wisdom he'd gain aud the lore he'd
attain
Are not easy said or sung.
If / knew as much as my boy
Who IS six times YOUNGER than /,
"a have a suihcisnce Of general omit
science,
Be finished and ready to die
So man might drink deeper. / hold.
And force OUT truths obstinate bung,
II be could be bora when he's old,
And gradually grow young.
For tie cropping and ignorant man
In his darkness would count it Joy.
II he had the light, to enlighten his
night,
OF the wise luminiferous boy.
II he could grow younger and wise,
And devuivp from age into youth,
Wed be able u hold when wore thir-
teen yeats old
The substance and sum OF all truth
And the oceans Of wisdom we'd hold
Cannot be imagined or sung,
II mau could be borne when he's old,
And gradually grow young
But a man is now born very young,
And he gradually grows old,
And as bis youth finisnes, his wisdom
dminishes.
And his ignorance grows manifold.
And so every Year does his wisdom
decrease
Aud his tight knowledge wed is un-
strung,
And no man can be sure he is not i'm
mature
Unless he's exceedingly young
What sages the 6orld might behold,
WHAT giants Of brain and o. tongue,
If man could be born when he's old,
And graduaily grow young.
SAM WAITER Foss.
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Robert L. Downing, The Famous
Actor, Who Has Played With
Joe Jefferson aud Mary Ander-
son here In "A New Kohl.

To is i1ubtless surprise to the
friends Of robert L, Downing who d.
DOT already know to learn that he ha,
leii the stsge for the pulpit and is nov
spending most ~ bis time in evangt
iistic work
lie was at Indian Head aud here
Thursday and Friday Of last week in a
new role.
In the interest Of Missionary Work,
he gave a recital and in It an interpra
tatiou Of some u the classic authors in
a way that proves he has lost none 81
bis old time vigor in portrayiug eharsc.
Ter 10 the most vivid and fascinating
manner
The announcement Of his coming
drew splendid audiences that had no.
thug but praise for his mastery aehiev-
ments and a wish for the privilege of
hearing him again.
Tt was announced at tho close Of the
enterlainment-on Friday night that he
would preach here on Sunday night.
lie was greeted with large congrs-
CATION, some coming from Hughesville,
Bryantown and Pisgah, many coming
forward and expressing their apprecia-
tioa Of the great good ha is doing in his
new field aud OF the sermon Of the
evening,
Ills sermon was on the subject OF the
cross and he showed by scripture and
history that a moral compact or even
The golden rule. does not and cannot
reach the deep felt needs Of the human
heart, and that without the sacrifice Of
the innoeest for the needs Of the guilty
there can be M proper redemption nor
uplift Of humanity
At the close Of the service many ask
ed for the prayers II the church and
the Gree famous actor joined in prayer
as a mipister of the gospel with those
who gathered at the alter at his re-
quest.
During the services he sang solo,
written BY Booth, the organizer Of the
Salvation Army, entitled, 1.-THE Cross
is not Greater than his Grace
His services we're so well received
that in answer 70 urgent requests that
as soon as possible be return. he has
agreed 70 preach again IN the Methodist
Church here Eext Sunday morning at
eleven O'Clock aud at seven p. M, and
VIII conduct evangelistic services dur
ing tie week, having cancelled i
other engagements that conflict with
these services.
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The news reached here recently Of
The marriage Of Mr.. Victor Garner,
formerly Of this county and sou Of
sIr. chas. B. Garner, now Of Ken
neltown, III, 10 Miss Ethel viekerous
Of the same place The ceremony was
performed on Oct % BY the Rev, Mr..
Hood, pastor OF the church Of that
place, after which the happy young
couple enjoyed honeymoon trip and
upon their return msde their home in
Kenneltown, where the groom is sue
cessfully engaged III agricultural pur-
suits.
Young Carney, who is bright and
promising young man, left this county,
his native heath, some time ago aud 10
Gated in the West aud engaged IN agri-
culture and has since been quite sue
csssfpl.
We extend our congratulations and
best wishes 70 the young couple for a
long, prosperous and happy married
life.
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Commissions rrived.

The commissions Of Sheriff elect,
Burroughs, and County Commissioner
elect, John W. Owens, arrived BY mail
on Tuesday morning and both officials
qualified.
Mr.. Burroughs appointed as his
deputy Mr. Robert Cooksey at Dents
vile, and Jackson Garner, Jailor.
Messrs. Compton aud Penn we're both
in town on the same day aud re-
ceiysa the congratulations Of many
friends upon the efficiency with which
they discharged the duties Of their re
spective offices.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-11-28

Charles county came in for some Of
the prizes awarded az the Maryland
Week Exhibit held at the Fifth Regi-
ment Armory in Baltimore last week
Mrs. Walter Gray took the prize for
cAned fruit and Mr.. James Gray for the
best Wire sap APPLES. Our bo7s corn
was on exhibit and won many favorable
comments. Sir. Walter r. Llathicnm.
Que Of the Demonstrators OF the Agri-
cultural Department at Washington.
was on hand at the meeting as were
several others from this county during
the exhibit.
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Freckles,
Girl Of the Limberlost
At The Foot or The Rainbow,
Mistress OF Shenstone,
Spinner In The Sun.
Lavender And Old Lace,
Masters Violin; Money Moon,
Toe Ne'er-Do-W Well;
joyce OF the North Woods,
The Forbidden Way; The Bottled Door,
Christmas Eve On Lonesome,
Trail of the Lonesome Pine,
Little Shepherd Of Kingdom Come,
Knight OF The Cumberland Mother,
Trail Of the Axe; Queen Sheba's ring,
My Lady's Carter; Secret Service,
Adventure Of Bobby Orde,
Strawberry Acres; Red Pepper Burns,
The Blue Flower;
The House OF Cherry Street,
Maid Old New York; Prairie Courtsbip
Spirit ST Youth and the City Streets,
Glory Of Clementina; Mary Midthorns,
Graustark; Beverly of Grarstark,
Pandora's Box; DR.. David,
Modern Cronicle; Me, Smith,
Maid Of the Wispering Hills,
Out OF the Primitive; The Conflict,
The Tennessee Shad; Emily Fox-Seaton
The Common Law; The Prince Il Betty
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A oulet Marriage.

Mr.. W. Ambrose smoot, Of Hughes
Vile, Charles county, and Mss Marga-
ret E Boyd, Of this city, we're quietly
married az the Jesuit residence, St.
Aloysias' 4. G. Church, on FRIDAY night
last, in the presence Of Rev. Father La
Fargo. Miss lieloise Abel, A. f. King
and The Clerk Of the Court who deliv-
cred the license after the bridal party
had assembled After the ceremony,
an Informal reception was held at the
residence Of Mr. + b. Abell, uncle Of
she bride, and about 6 p. M, under a
shower Of rice, the happy couple left by
automobile for hughesyille, their
future home. Our congratulations and
best wishes for a happy and prosperoa.
iiie--St. Mary's Enterprise. -
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State of Maryland.
oFFIcE-OF
SECRETARY OF STATE.

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby gwen that applica-
tion has been made 10 the Governor of
Maryls nd for the pardon Of Bonnie
Crcmer, who was convicted on -Noyem-
Der %, 1912, in the Circuit Court for
Charles County, of assault to Kill, and
sentenced TO eigteen months in penti-
Tertiary.
The Governor viii take up the said
ease for tinal decision on or after
THURSDAY, December 1, 1918, until
which time protests against such par
don will be heard and the papers fled
WILDE open TO inspection at the dis
erection Of the Governor.
By order Of tie Governor,
ROBERT p GRAHAM, 5
Secretary Of state.
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The Parsonage Of she NJ. E Church
IN this town was the soene Of a quiet and
pretty wedding On Wednesday when
Miss Mary Burgess and Mr.. Harry
Rees, both Of Pisgah, were joined il
the Holy Bonds Of wedloek by the Rev.
J. ". Beall, pastor Of the Church,
The bride is charming and attractive
young lady aud enjoys a widespread
popularity ia her section Of the county.
After the ceremony the happy couple
lefl on the train for honeymoon trip.
Upon their return they viii make their
home al Indian Head where the groom
is employed at the Government Works.
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Another Robbery.

Sunday night another robbery took
place in our town. The money till Of
Mr.. Albert Lomax was broken into and
bout fifteen dollars stolsu. of this
amount five dollars was 10 a check Of
Mr.. sydney E. Mudd. This is the third
act of the kind in month. The
money IS supposed to have been taken
about midnight as it was just before
that time when the last person at the
hotel retired
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Christmas Comes But Once
A Year.

But | make clothes every day. Don't
wait until the last moment before you
order that SUIT YOU need so badly.
Come and see me now. Get in ahead
Of the other fellow. / will save you
from $500 TO $40 90 on a suit or over
coat made to your individual measure
400 samples to select from.
l. CHoAkT,
THE TAILOR,
OFFICE, Town Hall, La Plata, Nd.
10 jan LIST.
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Gunnsrs are rnmesons.
November Is on her last lap.
Farmers are busy ''husking corn.
Robbers are still at work ia cur town.
1t feels little more like winter now.
Merchants are preparing torrap their
Christmas harvest.
Messrs Vim. G. and James Fergus.
son are on hunting trip tathe county.
Mr.. W. N. Dieges is booked for the
position r. Naval Oiiicer
Mr.. Bernard Mnrdoek, Of Baltimore.
visited r, ives in this county on Sun
day.
Mrs Walter r. Linthicnm attended
the fruit show in Baltimore during the
week.
Mr.. B. A. Howard was in La Plata.
few days last week looking after his
business interests here.
Miss Anna Brown has returned from
visit to friends in Prince Georges
county and Washington.
DR.. +, L. Jameson, Newport, took a
patient to Baltimore hospital on Mon
day.
Miss Rhita Thomas has returned to her
home in PomonkeY, from visitto Miss
Katherine Feroussou.
The County Commissioners and
Orphans Count viii meet on Tuesday
next.
The Teachers Association held a
meeting at McDonough Institute on
Wednesday.
Miss Imogene Mndd spent several
days during the week with her sister,
Mrs. James j. Edelen.
Mr.. W. Griffin Mudd paid business
trip to Baltimore and Washington dur
ing the week.
A number Of young folks from this
section attended the Thanksgiving hop
at Charlotte Hall school yesterday.
Mrs. Cecilia Carter, OF Charles coun
ty. died on Thursday Of last week, aged
1o4 years. St, Mary's Enterprise.
Mr. simms Boarman who has been IN
is recovering under the skillful treat
ment Of his sister, Miss Omer Boarmau.
Charles County took both the first
and second prizes at the agricultural
snow IN Baltimore 'or Tue pest corn
Yesterday, THANKSGIVING day Home
feats we're enjoyed and many tnrkss
murders was part Of the days pro
gramme.
The School Board was in session OF
Tuesday. teachers reports iof th'
quarter Just ended we're passed upon
and other business transacted
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
Trespass Notices printed IN RED and o.
good stiff card board. Frye cents
piece or SIX Tor twenty-five cents
the Held oil SpCPtS is covered 10 de-
tail BY the noted sporting writer's q
the washington Sunday Star. Order
copy from your newsdealer mex
bunday. adyt.
Tha,,.,o., tr..s,,o,...,,o, os-,,e,.,h. I,
~. 49, IL hsn.,,a ! o,sna.a q il
-. III, 80. $500, ,na
~
.a.. ,,;,es. Il 5000
hosei "a i''a- 'e nD'si ".'sie W
traseliing mau, vae VISITOR anu every
one Gan ma ~ = l'ies oonlor's aus
IS ioohee aile' As'sll tunes - nv ssn'''
proprietor mr. AlOere AoiiiaA'
LoST:-Between Cooksev and New
purg.oi between New burg and La Plat
bapch OF keys on ring. Finder vii
please return 10 this office and reeeiy,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-11-28

Mr.. Roland Carpenter has been ap-
pointed game warden fer Indian Head
section and Mr. Walter R, Linthieun,
one Of the game wardeus Tor this sec
tion Of the county.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-11-28

Abe & Mawruss; My Lads IT Doubt
Country Boy; Winuing OF Barbara Worth
Shepherd Of the Hits,
Calling Of Dan Matti rvs,
Printer OF U,irli's; Sen a.: WI olive
Inner Lhrsue; Ffutlui Vine,
Cap'n Warren's Wards; eiaicef $50,
Rebeeca OF Sunny broek fAlin,
New Cronicles OF heb-ccA; Aafy 6 ay
The Power and the Glory.
Adventures ~ a Modest II ~.
The sheriff Il DYKE HIDE,
Pol and the Clfcus, The PIu drrer
The Lost Enhas.adsr.
The Carpet From B,gdas,
Gene Stratto' Poftef
Florence Bar lay; Myfte Reed,
Myrtle Reed: Myrtle Red.
j. frey Farnol; Z < Beach; II Comstoc',
George tiibbs. seorge Gibbs. John Fox
John Fox, Gone Fox: Come Fox.
Catherine Nurfise, Ridgsell Cuilun.
Rider Ilaggard. -laques Futl+lie,
Cyl Townsend BRAY, 5 v. White
Craze Richn ord, Gree Richmond,
Henry Van Dyke, Am Barr,
Amelia Barr iiaoia Birdless.
Jane adams, William j Lpeke,
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Geo &c Barr McCntcheon,
J A. Mitchell, MARI rie Be ton Cooke
Winston Cenre III, Jarnliaa L ekh-art
Vergie Il Il r., i;.trt Ames Beuaett,
nav "a Gf,hAm h4lDp-. owen Jol nsod
ttancis llodgson Bn.ne g.
koDert W. Chambsrs. = G " deb use,
Montague G as. Rsneall Par is4.
tharie, >asv Har ID Bell Wrie y.
hafold te Wright. IA Oh Re | y right
la nln Bell VA gpt, Les Naaaee,
Basil Ning, Ron. It y eleus
yeseplr Aircn Cuirie a Mrtinueh.
kate Douglas Wigsin. Kae L. insher.
Gtaee ok Robses ham err
Aidgwell tulun. y rgare a ..
iu) Noftu H. o. .ii ; - = uls.im,
Harold NJ. ;;rih.
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FARM FOR SALE.

A NICE FARM near Rock Point
~ with all necessary buildings for
sale. For terms apply to.
A. a. +. STONE POSEY,
La Plata, Md.
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BOlgianO's Fall Bulbs
Beautifully Illustrated 80 Page
Bulb and Poultry Book Free.

h tells you exactly how 10 arrange and
care for your Fall Bulbs to have The best
success. also give full 6ne Of Poultry
Supplies and requisites Il you have moi,
already received copy send US a postal
l. L..
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LOCAL AND personal


METHopisr cnuRcn.
Indian Head IL a. m.
Shiloh 3 p. M BY Rev. J. W. Beali,
Pastor.
La Plata, II a. m. and 7 p. m. and
revival services during the week BY
Evangelist Robert L. Downing
REv. } W. BnAlI., Pastor.
Port Tobacco Parish, Advent Sunday
S. Paul's Chapel, 1880 a. m.
Christ Church, 400 p. m.
HEv. HORACE w. STowELL. Rector.
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-Four leu.-t s.ilo~ua 70 yearly saseftlgera
sithout adainCoei charge.
al adserlselsen's due and payable aflof
sbe hrst insertion
Oh uaries ard Personsl communications
will beiuserted ct ten cents per line.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

l desire to give notice to the
general public that my
NEW STORE AT PGMFRET, MD.
isnow thoroughly equipped with
a complete line Of DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, SHOES, DRUGS,
HARDWARE, Etc.
My Millinery Department is
stocked with latest designs in Fall g.
Winter Ladies, Misses and Children's
Hats, Really Made Goats, Suits and
Dress Goods.
MISS LOUISE CLARK, Of
Armstrong, Gator s. Cos, Baltimore,
has charge of this department.
am nov in b tier position
thfn ever before
To Serve The Public
and thanking it for its past patron
age, solicit a continuance of the
same. Respectfully,
P. A. WHEATLEY,
Sept. lett l'omfret, Md.
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For SALE.

1SAW MILL aud ENGINE VIII
sell alta bargain. Apply to
REID A. pOSEY,
9-l2.tf. Bryantown, Nd.
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ne bieafeSt ana bfsl family News
paper Puiiishei
ONLY ONE Dol las A YEAR
SIX Months. ~ t-.,nts.
THE ? VICE A-WEEK AMERICAN
s pub shed in tive issues, Tuesday anil
FRIDAY MORNINGS with the iiewS Of tile
v eek N compact shape t also con
tsius interesting ipecial dependence
ehtertainhg romahcts. gstod poetry,
local matter q general interest ami
fresh plisesllany suitable fnr the home
circle 4 careful ~ edited Agricultural
department and full aud reliable
fuaueiil and Market Reports are
pecial f. atares.
See eiu5bliE arrangements in other
f~rts & lap-r.
Entered a. the Passofiee at Baltimore
std.. a. seeond-ciass matter, Aprll n
IA
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State Of Maryland. County of Charles,
IS: 1, John S. button, Cashier Of the
above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best Of my knowledge and belief
JOHN S. BUTTON, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 29th dav of Oct. 1913.
HARRY G. CHAPPELEAR,
Clerk OF the CT. ct. for Chas. Co. Md
Correct Attest:
ADRIAN POSEY,
f. STONE POSEY.
JOHN N. COCHRANE.
Directors.
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foR RENT.

a Six Reaw Dwelling, with garden
and out hui 4 ~ Ia La Plata for rent.
a. pOSEY,
Ia Plata, Md.
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Well Digging.

WE'LL DIGGING & CLEANING
done by
HARRY WEAVER,
GRAFTON, Md.
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: fopnlar
Of
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Maryland Independent
fns YOUNG MANS ADVOCATE
THE POOR MANS FRiENU.

ERAs FoR faAEslENT ADqsElis Sid
uDs square, our insefuon....,.... .sAeo
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-05

II, .igp, good presses, work called for
AR eI fssJiivsred promptly. Ladies' work
RnH,i of' Broad Street Pressing Club,
-, Iarnad ST. Atlanta Phone 3413.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-05

NlNt, newly turnShed upstairs front
room with board; all conveniences; for
two or three gentlemen also, small front
room for one gentleman 1872 Washington
street. Main SOL. 2-425
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-05

,,1eST5I pr GTTfNG WORKS-sun
(CoRl44.Garts made to order; ten differ
bars., s S', If buttons made. Tsh White.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-05

ROOM AND BOARD, So and up: Just off
Peachtree, ~ and 16 West Ellis St
Phone Ivy 6552 So