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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-12-05


The second meeting Of tha Teachers
association Of the Fail, 1913, was held
at McDonouga Institute. November 2e
The meeting was called to order BY
President Cooksey and after the
minutes were read by Miss Hungerford.
the Secretary, md. My Md was sung.
Resolutions having been adopted ut
the last meeting. in regard to an in
crease of teachers salaries. were re-read
and signed by all the teachers. 1t was
agreed that the Snpt., Mr. Carpenter,
appoint a committee OF teachers
TO go before the House o. Reer. nts-
tives of 1914 with these resolutions.
A discussion, relative to the best
method of teaching Maury's Geography
followed. and after some consideration
it was decided to follow the State
Course.
After the closing song, '.Massa's in
de Cod, Cold Ground the meeting
adjourned.
Inc ioiiowlng programme VIII be
rendered at the next meeting.
Music. ........ Association
Teaching Reading in the First Four
Grade.
First grade Ethel Yates assisted by
Thelma AlbTittain.
Second grade. .Margret Williams as.
sisted by Mabel Delozier
/ Third Urada NJ Ioolecr, azcfu -.
by Lillian Maurice.
Fourth grade... Eva Turner assisted
by Annie St Clair.
Recitation. .......... Southern Gougl
Mrs Katie S. Gray,
Reporters Miss JaLie Bowie'
MISS Carmen Owen.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Orphans Court for Charles
County, S. s.


la Plata Nd, December 2, 1918,
ORDERED BY The Court that
Clare zee L. McWilliams, administrator
Of Emanuel McWilliams, deceased, give
the notice required by law to the
creduors OF said Emanuel McWlliauls,
to exhibit their claims, legally authen-
ticated, oy advertisement published in
some newspaper printed and pub
lished in Charles county, Maryland,
once IN each Of three successive weeks.
True copy Test:
ERNEST SASSCER,
Register Of Wills for Charles County.
THIS Is To Give Notice. That the
subscriber has obtained FROM the
Orphans Court of Charles County,
MARYLAND, Letters Of Admin stration On
the Personal Estate OF
EMANUEL McWILLIAMS,
late Of said County, deceased All pei.
sons having claims sgainst said de.
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers Thereof
legally authenticated, TO the subscrlbl
/ er on or before the 9th day OF MAY
l1914 They may otherwise Is,
law be excluded from all benefit of sale
! deceased estate.
=: Given under my hand, this 18th da,
of December, 1913.
CLARENCE Il. McWILLIAMS,
! Administrator Of Emanuel McWilsiams
deceased.
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Paying For Tomatoes.


The representative of Mr.. W. W.
Finney, who conducted the tomatoe
cannery here this year, was on hand on
Monday and settled in full with the
growers. We are not informed as to
the amount of the disbursement but
from talk with the growers, they all
expressed themselves as being satisfied
with growing tomatoes, as practically
new venture in farming. Pay day
coming now gives them Christmas
money and beside the tims of the work
ing of the crop in no way affected the
cultivation Of other crops. Now, the
cannery has started again, we hope
next year the growth of the crops will
be double and the canning business in
this as well as other sections of the
county grow to much larger develope'
ment
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Card Party.

Another one Of the enjoyable card
parties given by the various members
Of the card club Of this section was
held on Wednesday when the Misses
Hamilton, Hawthorne entertained.
Practically a full membership was pre-
sent as well as several invited guests,
and the afternoon,provad one ofthorough
enjoyment and the Misses Hamilton,
assisted by their mother. Mrs, c. r.
Hamilton and sister-in-law. Mrs George
e. Hamilton were unsparing in their
efforts in seeing that their guests en-
joyed every minute of the afternoon.
The games were pla. ed according to
the usual rules of the club and ended
with Mrs. John Matthews. winner o.
the first prize, Miss Anna Brown. sec
ond and Miss Gertrude Mudd. guests
Following the card play ing an enjoy
able renast was served consisting OF tn
usual good old Southern Marylan,
! delicacies.
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Death Of mrs. Vaenzsi

Died at the residence, s41 St. Paul
Street, Of her daughter, Mrs. Michael
Fahey, last week, Mrs. Adelaide Quen.
gel, in the ssrd year of her age. The
deceased was the rellet OF the late
Julius Qnenzel, who for manv years re-
sided IN Port Tobacco with his family.
After his de4th and Port Pobacco went
into decline the family removed wherf
the deceased resided until her death.
She left two children suryivir her,
Mrs. Fahey and Douglas Qnenzel who
was at one time typo in the Indepen-
dent office.
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The orphans Court met on Taesday
with fol. bench present. The follow.
ing l'usi1ess was transacted:
iond - samuel G. RYAN. adminis-
TRAITOR Emily g. b. Ferris, deceas d.
illed. apr,oeed and letters Issued
War 'ut 20 appiaise Issued 10 T. Henry
d.dley and R Almsr Mcdaniel.
First and fral administration &C
count OF Albert Gsrdioer dec ased.
filed, approved aid ordered 10 be r..
corded.
Bond Of Clarencs 4 McWillIams, ad.
mir straeor Of Emanuel Mcwillians.
dee ea lied, aud approved. Letters
issued. Warrant to appraise issued T.
Geo. A. Carpenter and Henry NJ. Ward.
Notice to creditors to be published In
the Indel endent.
Order Of sale passed empowering
Ethel r. Mcdaniel, executrix Of Cloe
Louisa Robey, deceased. 10 sell the
personal property Of said deceased
either at public or private sale, pro-
vided. however. If sold At private sale
it shall not be for less than the apprais-
ed vaue thereof.
Inventory Of the personal estate Of
Ella L. Mills, deceased, fl ed and orde
ed to be recorded.
Ordered by the Court ihat r bert L.
Mills and +. Stone Pose administra-
tors OF Ella L. NILS, deceased, be EN-.
powered to sell the PERSONAL estate
either at public or private sac, provid-
ed however, il sold AZ private sale, ii
shall not be for less thaa The appraise-
ment thereof.
Court dioulied TO meet in regular
session Tuesday. Dec ie i9l8.
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Mrs. Holland Hawkins is visiting
friends in Washington
Miss Lucille Edelen spent the weel
end with Miss Laurena Bowling, Be
Alton.
Miss Sophia Hamilton has returned
home after spending some time will
relatives in Baltimore City.
Mr. Arthur Pfeiffer Of Baltimore wa
guest at the home Of Mrs. Hem
rietta Roberts during the past week.
Mr.. s. S. Lancaster and his dqughte
Miss Mary V. have been on y sit I.
Mnlbrook, the home Of Hon. Geo 7
G. Gray.
The free trade tariff bill is Law
Pork is still selling at ten dollars
hundred lbs. This is wisconsin.
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
Trespass Notices, printed in red and on
good stiff card board. Five cents q
piece or six for twenty-five cents.
The Rail Road Company killed an
excellent mich COW few days ago
near Port Tobacco Station, belonging
to Mrs. VIM. Brown. colored.
Between Cooksev ana New
burg OF between Newburg and La Plata
a bunch of keys on ring. Finder will
please return to this Office and receive
good reward.
We are indebted to Mr.. ]. p Tiplett
for bunch OF nice birds. 1t is a d.
lightful thought to be remembered by
true and kind friends.
The Trustees of the Poor will meet
on Monday December 18th for the an
ual distribution of the Poor Fund. Az
applications must be with the Board
on or before that date otherwise they
will not be allowed.
The Swann and Grain State roads in
Cobb Neck and Picawaxen are com
pleted Both built by Charles coun-
ty contractor, with Charles county
capital and Charles county labor
Hotel La Plata. The hotel where the
TRAVELLING man, the visitor and every
one can find all If life's comforts and
is looked after atell times by. the genia
Mr.. Albert Lomax.
Ms. Rudolph de Roode and Miss
Katherine Posey we're among those of
the County who witnessed the great
foot ball game in New York b-tween
the West Poiat cadets and the Navy
men at Annapolis.
Reverend Father Healy an
eminent Thelogisn at Woodcock col
lege preached the sermon at late mass
at St. Thomas Church last Sunday.
While he preached theories he prac-
ticed common sense by not talking long
er than ten minutes
rhe wide awake merchant will adj
vertise his Christmas goods now. Tell
the public what you have. Car fare
can be saved by buying Christmas
goods in the County if they can be had
so merchants tell the shopping public
what you have.
Mr.. Webb Herbert, of Hughesville,
has accepted position with Jameson,
Lyon & Co. Mr.. Herbert was employ
ed in the Clerks Office, in this town,
recording equity proceedings
and while fese made many friends ho
wish him success in his new position.
We have just learned that MIR. and
Mrs Samuel Baruch are the happy
parents of fine baby girl, born on
November Is, 1913, in Washington. D.
G. Mrs. Baruch was before her mar
riege, Miss Ella Davis Price, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Price. for
merly of this county. Our congratula-
tions.
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Hog killing time.
Santa Claus letters are in order.
the advertising merchant catches
the trade.
Winter according to the calender is
here.
Mr.. ]. P. Poole is visiting his old
in the South.
Seaator-Elect John'F. Mudd was a
visitor to Marlboro during the week.
Mrs. Arthur Hall, of Baltimore, has
been guest for few days at the
Rectory.
The superstition" are the happiest
persons on earth that the year 1918 is
fast drawing to close.
See the annual report of Mr.. T. NJ.
Carpenter, the School Examiner, in
another column.
Rev. J. W. Beall and family spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Beall's mother
in Washington.
ot-
's'."a' - 'eso '"an .a''e ~eeAS
tronize your local county merchants.
MIR. William r. Clarke expects to
- NV us Nv" "o'"e uu''ns '"s
no oo," crop y very SNORT ana prices
80 -" WI &c Anu one-"An uoiiars per
~
Mr.. William M. Howard has been in
disposed for the past several days, but
is better now.
NJ lob, pr..on Il ro,d a..a,
,ar va,, . ~aod ha.,-o..h.e. n.
has strawberries and that Is no warn
"iss Aueia'ae Aose''' u Da'',more
~. 1850 soesss. ~ ss.i ~. 1nu aun'
during the week : - - -'o's' :
M.
- ei ,sss ss-o1 ~. T ~ -. -
20 80 $3.50, '1e'' ~ "s@sn-
80 : - '''S'''''''
-.-,.,su $50. 80 ..,..,,s !. g.
49, -. - s.-s -
- rT... -,,.
~ 'oiu on Two 'uuses Vi tne
- .a,.e 49,, s.s-
80 -sa ~ % 'e''
Inc mefcnan. VINO wants 10 ca1ch
sne buyer shouid iee tnem know carry
I- .y- - eo,..1 W ~.
"a chr;a,.sas .s. - - '
mayor :. marry Preston, OF pai.i
more oi'y' anu several u ms irlenus
"efe suos's ~ 'io''' woouou'n, "nii'
MIS- roswell swami OF oooo Neck
was IN La r'a'a' iooA'ng ai'ef no.
nnanc'ai anairs Mrs' swami Is noe
suhase''e ous !" BUSINESS "o'HAi an WV
r. "a''e' A'"Vniou'n 10 '"e p'ouues'
na" ~ 'ne .oun.s 'ouas Anu fsnsiS
nm JOY % ~ nAries county "s''"s
won '"' n'nof iof sro""s '"e n'e'
eo'n'
Doctor Lewis cairlco were among
inc prominent citlzens visiting our 'ow'
on Iuesday' Inc Dootor' as treasure
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In sad hut loving remembrance Of
our dear father, who departed his life
Nov 9th, 1918. His funeral took place
at Mt. Hope Baptist Church where he
was a member for several years. Pas
tor Rev. Alexander preached a most
t uehing s.rmoa Then his remains
we're taken to Emory Chapel our old
h mestead burying ground and there
also The pastor delivered some Deauti-
full remarks in relation to his past life,
Undertaken Thompson had charge
the funeral procession which was on ,
a lengthy one.
He is gone but not forgotten.
There was an Angel band in heaven
That was not quite complete
So God took 2y dear father
To fill the vacant seat
BY His Oldest Child.
Lizzie S. Franklin.
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-.sass I''i

At meeting Of the La Plata Camp
No. 1858 Modern Woodmen Of America
held on Monday last, the following Of
iicers were elected for the ensuing year.
F. Wills Posey, Consult j. V. Pad
pett, Jr., Adviser; R. A. Farrall, Bank
err; Jno. S, Button. Clerk; H. S. Rowe,
Escort; R. A. Honey, Waterman; +.
B Matthews, A. A Posey and T. II.
Boswell, Trustees: E. Spencer, 7. s.
owen and James J. Edelen, Physicians
This Camp was instituted on Dec. 10
1910, with 10 members, it now has OF
It's third birthday SO members and q
applications for membership.
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BY local app ications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the
There is anly 10 w to cure deafness.
and that by Constitutional remedies.
Deafness caused o. an iniiamed con
dition OF mucous lining of the Eus-
,achian Tube. WhHa ii tube is in
famed yon have mbling s6und or
imperfect hearing, and when it is en-
tirrly closed. Deaia-ss the result. aud
unless the inflammation can be taken
Gus and this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearicg will be destroyed
iorever; nine cases out OF ten are cans-
ed by Catarrh, which is nothing but an
iuaamed condition of the mucous sur
faces
w- wi GIVE One Hundred Dollars
f,ean Csc OF De fness icaased BY
catar. HI that canuot be cured by Halls
Calafrl Cure. Send for circulars, free,
F. J Cheney Il 60. Toledo. o.
seld by al druggists, 75c,
Take Halls family pills ior constipa-
ton. advt
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Freckles,
Girl Of the Limberlost
At The Foot or The Rainbow,
Mistress OF Shenstone.
Spinner In The Sun.
Lavender Ard Old Lace,
Masters Vielin; Money Moon,
The Ne 'er-Da- Well;
Juyce Of the North Woods,
The Forbidden Way; The Bolted Door,
Christmas Eve On Lonesome,
Trail Of the Lonesome Pine,
Little Shepherd Of Kingdom Come,
Knight OF The Cumberland Mother,
Trait Of the Axei Queen Sheba's hing,
My Lady's Garter; Secret Service,
Adventure Of Bobby Orde,
Strawberry Acres; Red Pepper Burns,
the Blue Flower;
The House of Cherry Street,
Maid Old New York; Prairie Courtship
Spirit ST Youth aud the City Streets,
Glory Of Clementina; Mary Midthorns,
Graustark; Beverly of Graf stark,
Psndora's Box; DR.. David,
Modern Cronicie; Ne, Smith,
Maid ef the Wispering Hills,
Out Of the Primitive; The Conflict,
The Tennessee Shad; Emily Fox-Seaton
The Common Law; The Prince & Betty
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Abs a. Mawruss; My Lady Of Doubt
Country Boy; Winning OF Barbara Worth
Shepherd Of The Hhls,
calling OF Dan NATL ews,
Printer OF Udelrs; Bon-Hus: wild Olive
Inner Lhr. ue; Fruitful Vine,
Cap'n Warren's Wards; officer GG6,
Rebecca OF sunny brook Farm,
New trOnicles Of kebFcca; MAR G ay
The Power and the Glory.
Adventures If Modest Man.
The sheriff Of Dyke Hole,
Polly and the Circus, The Plusdsrer
The Lost ambassador,
The Carpet From Bigdad.
Gene STATION Portef
Florence Barclay; Myrtle Reed,
Myrtle REED; Myrtle Reed,
Jeffrey Fnruol; R-x Beach; Il Comstnek
George Gibbs: George Gibbs John Fox
John Fox, Come Fox: Come Fox,
Catherine Norfiss, Ridgweli Cullum,
Rider Haggard. Jsques Fatrella,
Cyrus Townsend Bray, 5, b. white,
Grace Richmond, Grace Richmond,
Henry Van Dyke. amelia Barr,
Amelia Barr. Han old BindlesS.
Jane Adams, William }. Locke.
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Campaign Cost s77,772.

Hon. John B. Hanna, chairman OF
the Republican State Central Com
mittee, and Gen. Murray vandiver,
Chairman Of the Democratic State Cen
trail Committee, fled their reports Of
the receipts and expenditures in con
nection with the recent campaign, with
the Clerk of the Circuit Court, al
Belair. Nd, on Monday last.
Chairman Hanna's statement showed
that the receipts aggregated $12 $50
and the disbursements, $12 1882, leav
ing a cash balance on hand Of 500.
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Christmas Comes But Once
A Year.

hut 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. l will save you
from $500 to $40 90 on a suit or over.
coat made to your individual measure.
400 samples to select from.
1. CHoNET,
THE TAILOR.
Or. ICE, Town Hall, Ia Plata. Nd
To Jan. 1st.
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cortrIght netal Single Roofing

We hope cur readers have been mo-
ticiDg the advertising OF the Cortright
Metal Roofing Company, which has ap-
peared in our columns regularly since
early this year, and that any of those
interested in hi5h grade, substantial
roofing, have gotten in touch with the
Company
Cortright Metal Shingles have been
in use for more than quarter of cen
fury and are giving splendid satisfac
lion everywhere.
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Slate of Maryland.
OFFICE OF
SECRETARY OF STATE.


To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby gwen that appliea-
ton has been made 10 the Governor of
MarvIand for the pardon Of Bennie
Cromer. who was convicted on Novem-
BEL q, 1872 in the Circuit Court for
Charles County, Of assault to Kill, and
sentenced to eigseen months in peuti-
Tertiary.
The Governor will take UP the said
case for dnal decision on or after
THURSDAY, Deeemoer 4, 1913, until
which tins protests against snch par
don will be heard aud the papers fled
will be open to inspection at the dis
cfetion OF the Governor.
By order Of the Governor,
ROBERT P. GRAHAM,
Secretary Of state.
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Port Tobacco Parish, End Sunday in
Advent.
Christ Church, Town Hall) Ii a. m
S. Paul's Chapel, $3.50 p. IN.
). Phihl S Chapel, 7.30 p. m.
REV. Hor ,cE W. STowELL. Rector.
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George Barr McCutcheon,
J. A. Mitchell Marjorie Bel ton Cooke
Winston Churchill, Carolina Lsckheart
Nergie + r ~, Robert Ames Bennett,
David Graham Philips, owen johnson
Flancis HOdgsun Burnett.
Robert W Chambers, 7 G Wodeht use,
Montague G lass, Rainfall Parrish,
hsrles safv-r Hartld Bell Wrigl q.
8afold Sc J Wright. Harold Bell Wright
harold Bed WrgUt, lew Wallace,
Basil King, Robert Hichens
Jasephr Lincoln, Currie q McHough.
Kate Douglas Wiggin, Kate L. Bosher,
G ace 81 COX Robert Cham sers.
Ridgseil cuilum. NJ rgares ayo.
Roy Noeln < Philips Oap na'im,
Harold MeGrath,
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Peutecostal Church of the Nszarene.
Preaching as follows Sunday, Dec.
7, Du Bots Chapel, at 1890 a. m.
In the home Of W. L. Dement, at 8
p m.
d. W. SWEENEY, PASTOR.
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FRIDAY, Dec 5, 1913
LOCAL AND personal


Preaching Sunday, December 7, as
follows:
Pisgah II a. m. Chicamuxen p. m
Sacrament Of tho Lords Supper will be
administered at both places.
Robert L. Downing, Evangelist,
formerly famous actoH will preach
at La Plata, II a. M and p. m. and
hold revival strvices during the week,
beginning at 1880 p. m. Special music
at each service, by Mrs. Downing, wife
Of the evangelist, formerly an actress)
and others.
Rev i W. RrA1r. Pastor
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FOR SIZE.

ALOT OF CHOICE " BITE rOTA-
TORS, 4lut raj teens TO doaiers.
5. S. LANCASTER,
Nov. 2l-et. Rock Point, Nd.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

1 desire to give notice to Tho
general public that my
NEW STORE At POMFRET, ND,
isnow thoroughly equipped with
a complete line OF DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, SHOES, DRUG 5,
HARDWARE, Etc.
My Millinery Department is
stocked with lat st designs IN Fall &
Winter Ladies, Misses and Children's
Hats, Really Made c. ats, Suits and
Dress Goods.
MISS LOUISE CLARK, Of
Armstrong, Gator Il Co.'s, Baltimore,
has charge of tsis department.
am nov in b tier position
If ever before
o Serve The Public
i thanking it for its pas, patron
&c, solicit a continuance of the
same. Respectfully,
P. A. WIEATLEY,
Sept. lot. pomfret, Md.
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"PouIlTymen Paradise"

WISER b Baltimore do 10, iail TO visit our poui-
tn Come % l1ak 4 q @ buy. On account
g A ~ Increased fus 3 in this line. we
taie isealsl an entire floor % this department.
hese age hase On exhibition numerous breeds OF
fowls complete line Of. eyse incuhalors and
Houses. Unconditional s. ~ Hopers in fact
= f1l iine If aseu thing Sac Poultrman re-
e4iies- j has very appropriately Deen called The
fsaltryman Paradise.a
Ne arr a. an times IN the market for all kinds Of
iharru hhraf fowls and day cid chicks well as
ess fof hatthing- Il you have any for sale do not
faii to let as know
II vdu caunot secure Boleano's Square Deals
Ffdd all Poultry Supplies ON your local dealer
dIsp Us postal and we viii tell you where you can
s5atfe tscnl
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FOR SALE.

SAW MILL ard FNGINE. Will
sell at bargain. Apply g.,
REID A. tUSGY.
0-l2.tf. Bf,antpv1. Nd.
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FOR RENT.

a six Room Dwelling. with garden
aud out building in IA Plata for rert.
"a. POSEY,
La Plata, Nd,
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NOTICE.
FARM roa ALE.

A NICE FARM near Rock + int
"A with all necessary buildings Inv
sale. For terms apply to.
A. & +. STONE rOSEY.
la pIaia. Md
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NOTICE.
Owners & Operators
OF
Traction Engines
With Cleats on Whee's are
Hereby Warned

Not To Run Same On State Roads.
Penalty Tor violating this order is
Sl00 90 Fins, or Imprisonment for 10
Days to 3 Months.
See CHAPTER sol, Section 32, Acts OF
1906, 1908, and 1910, Laws governiug
construction and maintenance of State
Roads.
STATE ROADS COMMISSION
= 20 ~
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Postage I2c. Extra.)
SOC.

FfD~abe Christmas Gifts A. PopularHe
b pr
America growngI tearyu
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BaIgiaBo's Square. Dear Poultry Food
DalIl &c Record Shaet Frae

Send u5 yluf name and address and We VIII send
you FREE one of our Daily Esq Record Sheets
THIS you can tack up in your hen house and keep
an securafe daily account Of your egg production
Fesd Bolgiano's Square Deal Foods and note
the Increase.
MF. inha faar Of Orangevilie, Baltimore. Co.
Nd. wFites he he'd 100 chickens and was feeding
with other food and was getting y c9ls per week
one sees he sci li eags the second week he got
l!2 asas, and the third week he got 2Oi eggs and
the incgease continued until he was getting 80 esss
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IN Exnert P0uItrYman

We now have associated with u.s. an Expert
PoliiFHnan one who has made the study Of poul-
tn aad their needs his life work his knowledge
sid experience Is yours free for the asking II
tn4sa are any conditions existing with your fowls
q q yuus Poultry Houses which you do not know
hos to overcome drop a postal 10 our Poultry
pepa and cur experts advise and suggestions you
tgiil flce4Vs hs return mail
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REV. J. W. BEAIL, Pastor.
Evening journal., 1913-12-06
BRYAN Will DINE
OF DELAWARE

Secretafy of ste Bryan is to be
the guest of hond at the annual ban
quet in Philadeiiia tonight of the
Sons of Delaware which will be held
in the Glover Rod of the Bellevue.
stratford. He VI be accompanied
by United States Senator willard
Salisbury and REPRESENTATIVE Brock.
son, of Delaware. wo, with the Sec
retary, will deliver idrcsses.
Among other profnent men who
will be present are tvernor Charles
r.. Miller, Secretary state Thomas
w. Miller, Mayor Harron W. Howell.
Judge George Gray. d the United
States Court: the Ass,iate Justices
Iof Delaware and ex-Clgressman L.
Irving Handy.
Mr.. Bryan's appearan, as a guest
of honor is regarded as pculiarly fit
ting. inasmuch as whenle was first
nominated for the Presideey. John f.
Salisbury, of Delaware, 81 the first
vote for him.