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Deaths.


Henry r. Kampe. II years. Government Hos
pital for the Insane.
David johnson. IS years. Government Hos
pital for tho Insane
John K, Gibson, ~ years. Government Hos
pital for the Insane.
Rezin Hammond Griffith. 81 years 8 months
AZ Irving street northwest.
Annie 4. Jackson 10 years. l06 ThirtAfirst
street northwest.
George Mckinley. 70 years. Potomac river.
foot OF Thirty y-fourth street northwest.
Elizabeth Northern Harvey. sS years. 1862
Twenty ninth street northwest.
Infant Of Cleotal and Annie +. LanRdon. ~
hours. l025 Twentieth street northwest.
Infant OF Thomas II. and Emma X. Coates.
\ hours, l7l0 NJ street northwest.
Charles Dixon. 81 years. 1882 Eighteenth
street northwest.
James Smith. 20 years. Emergency Hospital.
james Baylor. 80 years. Freedmen's HosuitRl.
William II. West. 10 years. slS Fourth street
northwest.
Henry Turner. 80 years. Tuberoulosis Hospi-
tai.
John White 20 years. Fresdmens Hospital.
Catherine Addie Mack. l month. WashinEton
Asylum Hospital.
| Infant Of benjamin and Ella Allen. min.
utes. Garfield Memorial Hospital.
Cora Balden. 7 months. 1895 Duncan street
| northeast.
| William Anderson. 7 months. 24os stree,
northwest.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

! HORSES. 2 big mares. Rear iS3 Pa. ave
y w. north side.
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

WoRKINGMEN-we will put you wise re-
sardins value and how to save cash on
what you buy; that's our way. and very
slightly used; low as 81. up to the pest
tailored uncaIied-for 80 TO $40; we sell at ts
to SIS: one price. JUSTH'S OLD STAND,
GIG D.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE-One- chair barber shop: sood
stand for single or married man; located at
Germantown. Md; must sell by September
%. 1915. Address J. J. MARVEL. JR.. Ger
mantown. Ma u
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Vital Records
Births.

Births.
Richard Lewis and Grace Dexter Hargreaves,
boy.
Charles Edward and Mary Theresa Hawkins
Riri.
Louis E. and Annie Luria, girl.
Thomas II. and Emma Coates. boy.
Raymond and Mary +. Ferguson girl
Bernard F. and Elsie M. Moran. girl.
Joseph ]. and Anne M. Mundell, Gtrl.
Harry and Justine Thompson. boy.
Edward W. and Ellen Minte. boy.
James L. and Mary A. T. hanlon, girl.
Denis l.. and Mary Healy, boy.
Alexander u. and Grace II. Irvine. girl.
Albert l.. and Dena E. Peyton. girl.
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Professor Reich visited Washington
on Saturday.
Miss Reeder and Miss Chew motored
to Washington Friday where they spent
the week end with friends.
Miss Eloise Berry spent the week end
with Mrs. +. s. Posey.
The boys and girls of Med. l. are
looking forward to commencement with
pleasure, and are counting the days
before vacation.
Miss W. K. Canter spent the week
end with friends in Washington.
Very few girls remained at Med 1.
for the week end.
Misses Gertrude Arrest, Lucy Bean
Cough and Lillian Morris spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Miss Mary
Hutchins.
A great addition has been made at
the girls hall By the addition OF porch
lights.
Misses Irene Switzerland and Kath-
eryn Milstead spent Sunday with Mrs.
Norman in La Plata.
The girls preliminary elocution con-
test was held yesterday.
Madeline Simpson, Reporter.
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Died at her late home. Persimmon
Point, near Wayside, on Thursday last
Mrs. Elizabeth Cooksey. widow Of the
late Somerset Cooksey in the 74th year
of her age. The death of the deceased
was due to general debility. Mrs.
Cooksey was 4 good christian lady
whose gentle and polite manner won
for her many friends during her life.
She was the mother Of seven children
whom she lived to see grow up and
take the foremost place among the
best citizenship Of our county. She
leaves the following children surviving
her, Price, Robert, Ashby. John r. and
Cleveland Cooksey, Mrs. Geraldine Dy-
son and Miss Laura Cooksey.
Her funeral took place on Saturday
last, interment was made 10 the ceme-
terry Of William and Mary Church.
Clark & Hawkins had charge of the
funeral. Rev. Mr.. Wye performed the
burial services.
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ADRIAN POsEY,
President.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton K. Posey paid
a flying tiip to Washington during the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Aiken of Wash
ington have returned to their home
after pleasant stay with Mrs. Clayton
E. Posey Of Marbury.
Miss Lydia Wright has returned to
her home near Cross Roads after a
visit to Mrs. Clayton E. Posey Of Mar
bury.
The bus is doing thriving business
between this place and Braudywine on
Saturday evenings.
Mr.. Everett Ritter Of Washington
spent the week end with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Ritter in this
town.
Mr.. Palmer L. White, the popular
assistant Railroad Agent at this place.
has returned from a pleasant visit to
his parents, in Wilmington. Delaware.
Mrs. Mary M1dd. one Of the popular
teacher Of the Gallant Green Public
school was visitor to Baltimore and
Washington during the week.
The New Wills Hotel, the home of
the travelling man the ideal place for
vacationists, and in fact the home with
all its comforts is the place where you
should stop when in Charles County.
Mr.. W. R. Clark is rapidly improv-
ing his premises near this city. When
fiualiy finished it will be one Of the
show places in this vicinity.
The La Plata base ball team visited
Leonardtown on Friday last and lost
to Leon.rd Hall by the score of to 7 !.
We have been unable TO get the details
of the game for publication.
Mr., aud Mrs. Young, the
latter formerly Miss Lucille Turner.
daughter Of ex-Clerk j. Samuel Turner
formerly of this city, were guests Of
DR.. and Mrs. P. E. Sasscer for the
week end.
Never In the recollection of the
oldes citizeut have father and son been
empannelled on the same jury to try
case until the last session of our
Court. This was the case when Mr..
John II. Bean and Mr.. William 1. Bean.
father and son, sat in the case of
Jackson VS.. Bridget.
The Board Of Supervisors of Elec-
tions will meet on Tuesday, June sth,
for the purpose of passing all accounts
against it and the County Commission
ers on June s, 0, 10 and 10 for the pur-
pose Of passing on all accounts against
the county,.
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Court


Thursday. Continued. Judges
Camalier and Beall on the bench.
Ernest f. Posey vs. Harrison Posey,
suit for damages. Tried before Jury
Verdict for PlaintlfFand damagesassess-
ed at s1i5 90. ia st A. Wilmer for
Plaintiff. +. c. Coolksev for Defendant.
FRIDAY. Judges Bet u and Camalier
on the bench
John y Wei VS. James WEIGH, suit
on open account. Tried before Jury.
Verdict for appellant for $3.50
cooksey & W. j. Mitchell for appel
liant. Posey a Poses for appellee.
State vs. William Key, and Alfred
Parker. charged with assault with In
tent to kill. Plea Of not guilty with
drawn and plea Of autrefois convict
entered Plea oyerruled as TO first
cnlnt and granted as 70 second count.
Plea o. not guilty entered as to arSt
count. Tried by Court AdIudged not
guilty. cookseY for State, Posry a
Posey for defendants. ~
Petit Jury dismissed from further
attendance subject to call Of Court
Saturday. Judges Camaller and
Beall on the bench.
State vs. Albert Middleton charged
with larceny. Demurrer to indictment
0e,nnrrar ovar,,,I.a ptoa 80 -
guilty and tried before Court. Adjudg-
ed not guilty. Cooksey for State,
Posey & Posey for defense.
Stats VS. Lewis lckson, charged with
larceny. Pleaded not guilty and tried
before Court. Adiudged guilty and
TO House Of Correction for
IS months. Cooksey for State, j. A.
Wilmer for defense.
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Local BrevIt,es.


4ues1A' A'
~
Inc taApayeis WIZ 'aAo . fe'' nv"
=,
honuay n.n' ses
'n' '~DN' =
Dsss"'e u s-e- -e'''@S' p'N''0s
e'e'' nAs A''sA'' Desun'
mr. Joseph a. winner was 'isi'oi
mrs. marie murray, was guest o.
MISS isase na'iss On !" eunesuas 'as''
Jailor Garner has one guest who will
remain with him until November.
The dance at omfret last night was
well attended and highly enjoyed.
There was disappointed little Miss
in our city on Friday evening last.
Guess who it wass
Mr.. william r. Farrall aud Deputy
Sheriff Penn spent Monday last in
Baltimore.
States Attorney Cooksey eturned on
Sunday last from a brief visit to
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene K. Llovd of
Rock Point. are the proud parents Of A
bouncing baby bow.
"a ~ ~ c..h
visitors to the Monumental City during
the week.
Miss I,ouise Matthews has retprnsd
- her home from q visit n fr,snds Il
Washington.
M,ss lama ua;lav ~ wash,,r.o, q
v,s;,;n. MIS- fon;ss Mas,hams
,Taahen
Mrs. Mamie R. Padgett, Of Baltimore.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Lilla L.
Roberts, in this town.
Mr. Edgar Boarman the nrom;rsn,
na,chant NJ Rrvan,own naid h,,.,-
ness trip to our city on Tuesday.
A number of homes in our city have
been greatly improved in appearance
by the use of the white wash brush and
moving of lawns.
Soma of our thrifty bonssw,.ss have
already bepun to enjoy the frn;ts 81
ths,r lshors n their sardsns hv snnn,v
= = Ff-@
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Card Club Meeting.

The ladies card club of this vicinity
were ente rtained at the home of Mrs
LILA L. Robert. in this city, on We'd
nesday last at cards. The games lasted
about two hours following which de-
lightful refreshments were served
Mrs Roberts was assisted in receiving
her guests by her charming daughter,
Miss Henrietta Roberts. The winners
of the prizes were: Mrs. John Mat
thews first, Miss Ethel Barnes second,
and Miss Laura Bailey, guests prize.
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Southern Maryland Improvement
Association.

The next meeting Of the Southern
Maryland Improvement Association
will be held Juue 4th at p. m. In Ac-
cokeek Hall.
The State Road project between
Washington and I7dlan Head. via Oxen
Hill, Accot eek and Pomopk-y which
has been taken up by this Association
has become a live issue in Prince
Georges County.
The cooperation of those interested
in Charles county is needed to assure
the success of this movement, as State
road with Indian Head as the objective
point.
All those interested are iLYlted to be
present at our next meeting and become
acquainted with our plan.
THEO, T.. MENK, Sec'y.
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MONDAY, May 81, 1915,

Beginning at two O'Clock p. m.
Strawberries, Ice Cream, Lemonade,
Coffee Sandwiches, Ice Tea and many
other Good Things will be served at
reasonable prices.
The public is invited to come and
spend pleasant afternoon and even
ing, thereby at the same time enconr-
age a good cause which is strictly Ia
virtue, liberty and patriotism.
Respectfully, Committee.
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Messrs. Wilson and Ruey Bowling
were the hosts on delightful motor
trip to St. Mary's City, in St. Mary's
county, on Sunday. last. The day was
spent at that attractive place aud late
in the eyenlu they returned to this
city. Their guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Ireland, Misses Anna and
Eleanor Brown. Lorena and Louise
Bowling, Messrs. Leon Bozman. &. j.
Hammond and E. ]. Russell, OF the
State Roads Commission.
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NOTICE.
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.

There will be a Strawberry Festival
held In the Grove at the Baptist Church
Marbury, Nd, Tuesday, May 25th, be-
ginning at 2 o'clock p. IN. and will
continue throughout the evening.
Strawberries, ice cream, ham sand
witches, candies, oranges etc will be
served. The public is cordially in
invited. Committee.
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Announcement.

Having been in ormed by mBny Re-
publicans that my candidacy would
appeal to Republicans of all factions,
l therefore announce myself a candi.
date for the position of Clerk of the
Circuit Court for Charles County,
subject to the will of a majority
of Republican voters as expressed
at the Primaries tn be held in
September of this year, and l appeal
to all Republicans for support.
HARRY C.. BOWIE.
La Plata, Md. April %, 1915.
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nIsinformed.

We are in receipt Of a letter from
Mrs P. s, simms to the effect that
whoever furnished the Independent
with the item THAT Mr.. and Mrs. W.
F. Nolan, of Washington, were the
happy parents of a fine baby boy was
misinformed. We publish the fact at
her request
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PoRT TOBACCO PARISH.
Christ Church, La Plata.
At II Goa. m. every Sunday except
the second Sunday Of the month,
then at $50 D. m.
St. Pauls Chapel, Piney.
At 800 p. m. every Sunday except
the second Sunday in the month,
then at 10 30 a. IN.
Waldorf, Sundays at 7.30 p. m.
L. A. WYE, Rector,
Pentecostal Church of the Nazarene
Preaching at the following appoint
menta Sunday, May 3oth.
Chicamuxen II a. m.
Baptist Mission p, m.
Pisgah 8 p. m.
D. W. Sweeney, Pastor.
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FARmAks. BAv HxHRcises
At
MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE.

H. r..
Dy nAeies'es ~ sue
Maryland Agricultural College for the
oenent OF farmers OF this State will be
held At that Institution tomorrow lSat-
nrdavl NAV 2oth
tn. to,,.m.
'Hs - P'os su u '.i' ga
ercises which viii Be held upon this oc-
casion.
INSPECTION
an 20 % NJ r-nu,..,u
Colleoa paw v,sItors iii ~ ascor.s,,
TO the Institution, TO observe the build
ings and various experiments on the
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John s. Button, late cashier Of the
Southern Maryland National Bank here
on Monday last waived hearing be-
fore the United States Commissioner
on the charge Of embezzlement and the
witnesses were Immediately sent be-
fore the United States Grand Jury
which brought 10 an indictmen against
him the same day ch rging him with
embezzlement, making false entries aud
reports to the Comptroller of the Cur
rency. The indictment contained TWEEN
ty-two counts. He was taken into
Court and upon his arraignment plead
guilty TO one county and was sentenced
by Judge Rose to serve term OF five
years ia the United States Penitentiary
at Atlanta, Georgia, the highest
penalty under the charge. The
government then entered a nolle pros
as to the other counts III the Indictment.
The amount of bis enlightenment ap-
pears In another column.
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For Clerk of Circuit Court.

/ hereby announce myself candi-
date for the office of Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court for Charles County subject
to the wishes of majority of the Re-
publicans Of said county.
JOSEPH II. HOWARD,
4-2.'l5-tf, Waldorf, Md.
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CARD.

DR.. Edwin NJ Hasbrouck, Of Wash
ington, will be at The. New Wills Hotel
on the first and third Saturdays in the
month from 10 m. to five p. M, be-
ginning the first Saturday in june, for
consultations in surgery and diseases
of women. May 2l-'l5.
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Notice 1opublic'

The examination OF all the records Of
the Southern MARYLAND National Bank
Of La Plata, which was begun follow
ing the attempted suicide Of the late
Cashier, John s. Button, have been
completed by an expert accountant. =
The result leaves the bank financially
as strong as ever less some Of the sur
p'ns, as stated by the Directors In q
notice to the pubic In our last and this
Issue. For the benefit OF the public.
however, l desire to give the exact
figures showing what populations and
shortages had to be charged Of by a
proper application OF part Of the sur
plus fund.
Overdrafts tor which
drawers are responsible. S14, 721. 10
Actual shortage due from
populations Of late cashier. 5 5,STo.S3
$40 sol OF
Part Of this will be recovered and
Cur next bank statement will show a
surplus made uD of the balance OF tie
surplus remaining plus the amount col
lected on the overdrafts and from Mr.
Bottoms bond. The surplus will then
be Increased
To get at the exact figures has been
Of much labor and to get them exact
has taken much time, hence, the de-
lay In making known the same. Now
that the public have the exact figures
we hope much Of the calumny that has
come from reckless and irresponsible
mouths about the bank will cease. As
we have been aske1 who are the stock
holders Of the bank 20 crafty morbid
curiosity we will give the names Of a
number Of the most prominent:-Messrs.
Walter J. Mitchell, j. D. Robertson.
Z. Brooke Matthews, Adrian Posey, |
p. X. Wills, DR., George o. Monroe, II.
5. Roor, John Matthews, Charles II.
Cox. John Dudley, B. A. Howard, G.
Albert Bowling, John J.. Gering, j. M.
Cochrane, J H. Howard, Price Gray |
B. F. Henderson and +. Stone Posey.
ADRIAN POsEY,
President
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Coming Marriage.

The marriage Of Miss Elsie R. Ward
to Mr.. John W. Lochhart will take
place at Trinity Church June 9th at I 80
P. NJ. The marriage ceremony will be
performed by Rev. L. J. Sothoron. of
Baltimore county.
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There will be dance at the Hill Ton
School on Friday, May 2sth. for the
benefit Of the school. Refreshments
will be served. Admission, adults 25c;
children 15c. advt.
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ORDER NISI.
In the Circuit Court for Charles Coun-
ty. Maryland, No l3i4 Equity
William H. Jones, Plaintiff.
VS.
Nancy Jones, ct. al, Defendants.

Ordered by the Circuit Court for
Charles County this 18th day Of May,
in the year 1915, that the sale Of the
real estate made and reported In the
ABOVE entitled cause by F. Stone Posey,
Tiu~tee, be fnali rstified and confrm-
ed unless cause to the contrary be
shown on or before the 7th day Of June,
in the year 1915; Proyid a copy OF
this order be inserted in some news
paper printed and published in said
Oh ,rles County once week for three
successive weeks prior to the said 7th
day Of June, in the year 1915.
The report states the amount Of s'le
to be $4,000.
HARRY c. CHAPPELEAR,
Clerk of the ct. ct. for Chas. Co., Nd.
True Copy. Test:
II. C.'CHAPPELEAR. Clerk.
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There will be an entertainments at
Issue School for the benefit of same.
Friday May %. beginning at 8 p. m.
Admission. adults 25cts, children locts.
advt
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METHODIST CHURCH.
Preaching Sunday, May 80, as follows:
La Plata, II a. m. Shiloh 8 p. m.
Indian Head 8 p. m.
Sacrament Of The Lords Supper will
be administered at La Plata and shiloh.
REv. j. w. BEALL, Pastor.
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GEO. B. DELozIER

l take this pleasure in announcing
myself candidate for Sheriff Of Charles
County subject to the Republican vot-
ers in the next primaries.
Most Respect,
ROBT. l.. TIPPETT.
Newport, May II, 1915.
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LOCAL AND ERS0NAL
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
NATIONAL BANK
Notice To Public:

THIS is to give public notice that the
accounts Of The Southern Maryland
National Bank Of La Plata, having been
examined by an expert accountant, we
hereby certify that the said Bank Is
ABSOLUTELY sOLVkNr, all short
ages having occurred being made good
through proper application Of the
surplus fund.
PRICE GRAY.
JNO. MATTHEW'S,
JOHN NJ. COCHRANE,
b. A. HOWARD,
B. f. Henderson,,
P. r. WILLS,
JOHN DUDLEY,
ADRI AN POSEY,
n. STONE POSEY,
JOHN j. GERING.
GEORGE o. MONROE.
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There will be an entertainment and
dance given by the teacher and pupils
of Grosstown school on Friday, May 2S.
Refreshments will be served. The pub
lie Is cordially invited. advt.
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Strawberry Festival.

There will be Strawberry Festival
under the management of Pisgah
Council No. 20, Jr.. O. U. A. III. at
CARPENTERS HALL Pisgah, Nd, on
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For Sheriff..

Believing am competent to serve
the public as Sheriff and will fill the
Office with credit TO my people aud N.Y.
self. hereby announce myself candi
date for the Office Of Sheriff of Charles
County. subject to the Republican vot-
ers Of said county in the coming pri-
maries HENRY A. PENN,
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Believing am competent to serve
the public as Sheriff and will fill the
office with credit to my people and my
self, hereby, announce my self can
didate for the Office of Sheriff of
Charles county subject to the Repub-
lican voters of said county in the com
ing primaries.
GEO. b. DELOZIER
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There will be oance at Bel Alton
School on Friday, June 4th, for the
benefit Of the school. The public is in
vIted. Refreshments served advt.
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A dance will b. given at Berry school
June 4th for the benefit Of the school.
The public is invited. May-2l-3t
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

The Board OF School Commissioners
will meet in its office on
TUESDAY, June 8. 1915,
for the purpose Of passing on Teachers
reports for summer term ending June
4th 1915. Vo- .ehets for incidentals
MONDAY, May slst, the Teachers
Association will convene at the Nc
Donough Institute, at this meeting
g animation papersIwill be distributed.
1t is important that all of the teachers
will be In attendaHcs.
By order Of the Bfard.
DR.. q. H. POSEY, Pres.
TaoS. M.CARPENrER, See'ty.
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EGGS FOR MATCHING

Can be sent by Parcel Post.
/ setting will weigh pounds; settings,
pounds.
Our eggs for Matching are from care
fully selected pens Of thoroughbred fowls
Write for prices.
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School entertainments

There will be an entertainment and
dance at Dentsville School. on Monday,
June It'll. advt.
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TnH YOUNG MANS ADVOCATE
the poor MANS FRIEND.
Evening star., 1915-11-10

was carried away in a heavy gale
about tive months ago.