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The Glenwood post., 1915-04-17

Where's, Austin Gavin vANse aAdsess
is GlenwoOA 6psiAGA, 0BAntss BY his
Trust Deed, dAted june s2nd, 1904, anA
seorded June 2sHA, 1904, in the olies
of the Clerk and Recorder of Garfiel1
County, Colosado, in hsek -, at Paas
3O9 of the records Il saiA County, cen
veved to the Public Trustee Of said
County the following land in aid
County, to-wit: Lst numbered Tvea-
ty-two and the South half Of Lot NAM
bered TwenGy three in Blsek aanberel
Nineteen in the fowa of GlesuOod
Springs, together With all improve
ments situate thereon (except this deed
of trust is subject to . prior decd Of
trust upon said property for e7Oe, BE-
ing balance due Julius Wolf snd re-
corded as Document Ne. s64l7D, il
trust to secure the Payment ef his
principal note Of even date with saiA
Trust Deed for q $4,000, payable - The
order of C. c. Parks, Cashier, one year
after date with interest thereon frcA
date at the rate Of ten per cent per
annum payable annually
And Whereas, Default has been made
by the said grantor in said Trust Deed
in the performance Of the covenants
and conditions imposed upon hin by
the terms Of said Trust Deed in this,
to-wit: That said gnntor hes failed
to pay said principal note when due
and has failed to pay the principal and
interest due on said principal note On
June 22nd, 1914,
And Whereas, The legal holder Of the
Indebtedness represented by said note
has filed with said Public Trustee no
tice and demand in writing, declaring
said default and electing to declare the
whole debt repeese.ted by said nets
and interest thereon to date Of sale due
and payable, and desaandinG the sals
of said land under sid Trust Deed,
Now, Therefore, Public nstics 10
hereby give. that, pufssant 10 said Ho-
tice. election and demand, asA usdsr
and by virtue Of the authority vested
in me by said Trust Deed and the INV,
I, c. ". snith, Public Trustee Of aid
Garfield Cou.ky, will sell tAe shove de-
scribed land for sasA, at psblic sUetiea,
to the highest bidder s* ~ West froat
door of the County Court Hosse, Glen
wood Spring., in the County Of Gar
field and 6ta&e Of Colombo, on Mon
day, the 10th day Of Nay, A. d. 1918,
at 1000 O'Clock in the forenoon for
the purpose Of paying said note, inter
est to date Of sale and the expenses Of
this sale, and will give to the purchaser
thereof a certificate Of purchase there
for as provided by law.
Dated April 5th, 1915.
c. W. SMITH,
Public Trustee of Garfield County,
Colorado.
First publication April 10, 1918.
Last publication May l, 1915.
The Glenwood post., 1915-04-17
RAISE SQUADS FOR uAlxE1
Flrst Esssatiai 10 = t>svs ositobie
NsUss aa4 var6 - cse~es 0aedo
-Gafoeeo Cl0aAliNooa.

The keeping oe pigeons ~ bsss0e
regular business In some seeG1saa.
compared with ten years $50. ~ .
great deal OF interest 10 nov bsiAg
taken in the pigeon a. . source Of
profit The nrst essential 10 to have .
good house and yard, and to have ~
yard wired. in order to coalas ths
birds. The house should b. arraAesA
TO permit Of abundant door rooa. ths
nests to b along the sidss- rs
homer pigeon il largely assd. n -.
osllent mating being the dn0ooa anA
homer. Be sure that the ss1ss ars
equal. - Dlssoas pair and kss0 tAs
SANE nssts. Nice IN the ness nase
- guarded against, aAA lee VII -
stFoy all profit. Give nestiag ~
tseials for The birds, aAA ineluAo ~
baeco leaves, which Win ass1se -
kssDiAg Nee away. RfssA i.sssG Dov-
der shoulA - freely ussl h ~
Aests On ths Arst inAieatioa q ~.
end cleanliness 1ust - saeeeee1.
Ths yard should - st Isast tsa ~
hish. of any sAs DFsfssrs1. ~
should have roostinS Dosss q 1l0ss.
snt heights. on which tAs bir6s nv
alisht. Keep . salt oo1AsA hang
whore the birds can have aeeeos
to IT, supply gravel eeasssay
ground oyster shells. srounA boas.
wheat cracked corn. soegAua sssl.
millst sssd and . green tool & ssos
The Glenwood post., 1915-04-17
SHIPPING EGGS IN WINTER
carsssi esesxt~O 70 Rsesirsd - Avoid
ersssio0 osrss0 lossass csiS-
o6joe4io0 - WadlW0.

eAipptas sGss IN wiatsr require
careful packing. EeEs are liable to
become fFussa IN tie cratss whsa the
cold b intense. although the crates
~ - naAs tisAt aAA The eggs in.
closed in paper paftitioaa There IL
- remedy Tor the drawback. and the
only safs plan 10 to keep the eggs un-
tn tie weather modsrates. SawAust
= 0ometlAeo used IN the crates te an
up the rpaess and prevsnt the ,,sress
Of cool cir. but IL ooly adds to the
weight. II one has the time to bestow.
the eggs may be wrapped in waddins,
and placed In the paper partitions;
but the merchants who receive item
may object 10 the extra labor imposed
upon them Of removing the covering
from the eggs after arrival.
The Glenwood post., 1915-04-17
ovERFED AND UNDERFED HEN
Best Plan for Feeding Is to Watch ths
Flock Carefully and See That All
Are Satisfied.

1t is not possible to lay down hard
and last rules for feeding, because of
the fact that different hens require
different quantities. The best plan is
to watch the flock carefully when feed
ing to see that every hen gets her
share. Tho man who raises the feed
for his fowls Is the one who is likely
to overfeed them, while the one who
buys his feed II likely to err in the
opposite direction. The only way one
can manage with any degree Of GER
tainty Il to try different quantities Of
food on the hock for . period long
enough to note results. It will pay
to weigh the hens In order to ret &C.
curate results- When the proper al
lowancs seems to have been reached.
feed sccordingly and DO not change
unless necessary.
The Glenwood post., 1915-04-17
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leo aesss - Nsleas ssaA, . 1ilss
froa KEs0alng, I nils - dAg ~
tisa; altits1s 1ysoe fssts Ss1sag ~
Ao.se, b@ 1sz1es 80 slsiaG -
plaes nses As.ss. 0oly shsst - assss
elsassl sal snAse s1leiva&isa, tst -
asrss - - ss1iivaesas vs4ss sigAt
aAssas4sly hse-saaa. 0P'so1A sssek
cssaasys ~ 49, saaos eajsi.iag ts3s
.sspsstv,. nioAe taAs- ~ olsavssa
sity - suAsssa Ssspaev. II ise9
4. Z UocDo0.
The Glenwood post., 1915-04-17
10 WHOM II NAY oo,po11lr:

Notice l. hereby given that the ffn
ef Beardsley 4 Npqs, doing business
as Glenwood Springs, Garfield eouney,
Colorado, IL tAis day dissolved BY ns-
tual consent, Bertha A. Bsardsaey re-
firing. Ths busi,ess heretofore esa-
dusted BY said firm It SIT Cred Ave-
me- will b eoetinued BY Aarsarits
Fipps, who assumes al liabilities owing
BY, and will collect all accounts due
tAe former firm Of Beardsley Z Fipps.
Dated At 0ieawood Springs, Colorado
this 1eth day Of March, A. D. 1915,
BERTHA A. BEARD6LEY
4s-4t NARGARITE FTPPS.
The Glenwood post., 1915-04-17

OF course We will miss the boys, for
We used to bring cheer to the camp in
the daily mail, and then all of the boys
used to like to see how fast we could
20 by with the Harley Davidson, and
wonder how long it would be before
a mail carrier would break his fool
neck.
some few days ago, We were speeding
along on the Harley, solo fashion, the
side car being left behind. 1t WAS just
the time that the state road boys were
done with their day's work. One VI
them was riding . friskey mule that
was enthused with the prospects of
home and feed. As We passed, said
mule made . lunGe and landed in front
Of the machine, We hit the mule square,
AID al went down in . grand melee
the mule was the first to get up, and
with his natural characteristics beSaa
10 kick to beat ths band. With . 300
pound Machine On top Of we'uns' it
vas not . bit enjoyable, but being
hcky - nsual, tie nsls missed -,
instssd, h planted one Of his hoefs
in the sssslins tank Of the Harley, put
ting . bad dent in sane, snd also, sac
eeeded in kicking . pedal OF and put
ting . mark OF two in tie front mud
guard. Otherwise .obody hurt; bat il
does prove the sturdy build Of . Har:
ley, and the cussedness Of mules, asl
the luckiness Of some rural mail car
riers. Hereafter We slow up for mules
and they can have all the road-giadly
will we 20 in the brush to let such crit
ters 60 by.
For few days we tried the route
in hopes of economy, without the siie
car, but after putting an Easter hat on
the blink, smashing up several parcel
post matter, entrusted in our care, and
taking a few bad spills, we decided on
the Safety First and now
it's three wheels and better chances for
fragile stuff to get to their destination
without being bruised beyond redemr'
tion, by landing in the ditch.
We can even venture to carry eggs,
but up to the present writing, we have
handled eggs, but We dislike to mention
how many were broken-J. w. Cum
Minis, however, can give a pretty good
idea as to how many eggs can stand the
bumps ON the R. F. D.
With friend Dick, of the Post, with
his auto these days, makes us feel
chummy towards him, for now he can
understand and sympathize with us
when we too. have carburetors that
won't earb, and magnetos that won t
mak-and SO on. We just bet that
the editor of the Post is wishing like
we do-that gasoline did not cost so
much that tires would not blow out,
and machines not get into the notion
to climb trees-eh, Dick?
The Glenwood post., 1915-04-17

For Sale-Land Scrip which ca. Be
used for securing title to any Govern
Dsnt land subject to homestead entry
without residence or cultivation being
required. Fully guaranteed. For price
asdress L. ". Hubbell L Bon, Spring
field No. l-So
The Glenwood post., 1915-04-17
ron I1lAS1

100 acre ranch. Good water right.
40 acres alfalfa; 10 acres grain land;
balance pasture. Good dairy q stock
rsneh. Plenty Of sprins water. Hssss
941S4. good outbuildineA Address TIA
Post. 9-13-o
The Glenwood post., 1915-04-17
ou1 xs1 mnIR

We ars selling mere e llssitsl p.
ss0a Rsaedy tAaa III tAs stAals -
tegstAse. Tais lAfgs sals = - - ~
fae* tAa4 Il = . pespass*asa e esessal
merit, nads sxPrsssly for sas pu,Pess.
cessna = IL vasisss fas1bs. II ysa
ass anisesa With tAis loa&Aesas T.
sesa d nse asaay 1sing XssibA -
ssaA Hsasdy. Prizes 90. a.l >l.oA
Glsawssa PAarnasy E.s31slvs Aosaay.
The Glenwood post., 1915-04-17

Gosh, with wood ticks on the job,
ID blue birds and robins singing fit
kill, it makes one feel good to think
At spring is here at last. And may
not turn in and snow to spoil it all
We were greatly impressed with the
lying "There's many a slip twixt
ID to lip''-it must have been a wise
ID who first thought it ont. In our
ase it refers to our plans and hopes
nat went to the wall. All on account
( the great furry on the part of some
finally get busy and make 4 new
cad around the Hsmmreich hill. This
i'll has been bad one for thirty years
nd efforts were gotten together to
,uild around this hill. 400 was gran
cd by the county to 60 ahead with
his work; and great was our joy, there
4. But alaa We forgot to fill our
aak WITH gasoline, for after . few
weeks II faithful work, the work came
. dad halt, AID the saAe old story,
II last year eaAs up Had to pat our
,rops in will Aaish the work - sooa
- the speias work i dons''-ia tAs
aeantine - nss& still hit that blamed
old Haamereich hill with s1f Harley
o. low AID playing the deuce With ths
clutch, aad gaze with mouraful eyes
on the half completed road that neass
20 much to US But then, ono eal't
travel over . new road until the road
il finished, and "dream roads" are
sure bum roads to travel. So here is
hoping that those who tackled tho new
road on FourJNile this spring, live up
to their word, and 60 at it to finish it,
~ was promised-when the crops are
in-not in 1925, but 1915. You see We
might not be alive in 1925.
And then to rub it in-Postmaster
Smith received letter from the post
office department in which one ques-
tiOn was asked: Can an automobile be
used the year around on rural routes
from your Officer Well hardly-but
perhaps flying machnie could do the
stunt. Still we have no kick coming,
many of the boys of the r. +. d. in
Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa and the likes
have weary weeks of mud and rain
they don t have the sunshine of Colo
RADIO to make life worth while. So Oh
it over, why kick when one
lives in COLORADO.
Real sorry to see the boys of the
state road camp 90. They have done
fine work between here and Carbondaie
and their work stands out as credit to
their faithful workmanship. 1t would
be well for other road builders of Gar
field county to get a line ON this road
of the oolvIct boys. 1t would
be a good thing for many, for too many
roads in the county are nothing but
miserable mskeshift and cost Just as
much to builo as the work done by the
,tate road crew, the difference being
hat one lasts for months, the other
for years.
The Glenwood post., 1915-04-17

DoAn's ReguR-ts are recommended
by many who say they operate easily,
without gripping and without bad after
effects. Csc. 1t all drug stores.
The Glenwood post., 1915-04-17
ose Q Oens Gutter.

cvsfy poaltryman should own
good bone cutter. It viii pay for itself
In short tiDo In increased egg pro
ductioa and growth and general health
Of tie Sock Fresh ground bone should
b Ted twice . week 1t least, about N
oanoo 70 . fowl at each feed,
The Glenwood post., 1915-04-17
WHAT 700 HAy8 11H
LOOKING FOL

NeEitol White Lilinsat b . peePaf-
stiea tAat Givss satisfaeeiea WAsre .
pain killer and Asalee b noe1sl We
Do ~ ssaisS yoa could sst bseess
Hainsat = ny psiss. fsissa II, ~.
- 0eA 0lsawssa fAaEnasy 1sslD-
aIvs A0snV.
The Glenwood post., 1915-04-17
FOB NL1

3-horse power gasoline engine, cheap.
W. L. 6WICK,
3-27 If Glenwood Spring., Cslo.
The Glenwood post., 1915-04-17
ron NL1

A good team Of work mules, . ysa1s
old, sound and reliable. Inquire Of Tie
Post. 3-40-6
The Glenwood post., 1915-04-17
THE NowH HoP

I have taksa the store On Grand
aveaue, formerly known ~ Bla.eett .
Confectionery store, and win conduct
same ~ . flower and candy shop. Pot
ted plants always on hand aid cut
flowers to order. A choice line OF
ca.diea I shall appreciate ysuf pat
FsoAes.
a-l3-R BLANCHE P. BDOWN.
The Glenwood post., 1915-04-17

assa seaais.ssy = - isAssasslasa
u i1sse - oaAas Q - tnusuaaun
- = vaDnaAos. On - - ~
es.ssa = ~ ~ = - ~
The Glenwood post., 1915-04-17
pvl,se, ~ Nse,s.

na1iy Dal3sts that havs fsiiy M
tsfs1 ~ - Hss1 ~ lrssaiag, bot
tAsy wll Dro6uoo bsttsr cAieks N'
0aAeA VA . esak - ys0Ose thaai
GMoDQD u109Do
The Glenwood post., 1915-04-17

kind. a. the birds will help them
selves to what is desired by them.
The rapidity Of growth depends upon
the food and care. About eight pair
Of squads = year may be expected, de.
pending on mode of management.
The Glenwood post., 1915-04-17

~ Q oeg1R losaA6sa - s1g61eoeo
00e1sa = ~ - ssWse - Woeoe
~ ~ ~ ~ . sssl1ss = -
- - q ~ GGnA
The Glenwood post., 1915-04-17
11A1l0I II

Before buying your stationery il win
pay you to see the Eaton, Ceans and
Pike li.e-eorfeet for an kinds Of cor
respoDdsnes.
We carry Libby Glass-the finest
cut glass thst money can buy. There
is nothing "just - good" - Libby q
We have the finest pictures, both
faned and mframed, 70 b found IN
tie city. See then II ysa are looking
for real works Of art. Bring IN yssf
pictures for framing
Headquarters fer vietrols talking
machines and records.
THE LAYE9 BOOKSTORk
The Ho1ss ef Quality.
The Glenwood post., 1915-04-17
oNrHERF.D

esi,l ssst Of reiish "a the way st news
fAA and philosophy os ps~>asa s-t Fer
the vsaAsr. q ths G.s~sssd postsS
90 ~ ~ 9N> 40 CvAA0EN
(SasAGl eAAAsAS AAsSe-D
The Glenwood post., 1915-04-17

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The Glenwood post., 1915-04-17

3-27 If
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-23
Hating to Lead
Cadets Football
Eleven Next Year

Fred J. Hating the plucky lttle
quarterback OF the Benedictine College
eleven, has been selected 10 lead the
Green and White team next season.
Hafilng made a very good showing
against the opposing e!evens this sea
son, despite the fact that the eleven
did not come up To Its past records
on the sridiron. LockSley Henning
was elected TO managed he 1915 foot
ball team, and he Will start Ia arrange
his schedule before the next session
OF school opens.
With Hating al the helm and Hen
ming managing the gridron squad. the
Cadets are expected to make q. nuC b
better showing next season than they
displayed during the one just closed,
Thomas w Brown has been selected
70 manage the 1915 baseball team.
Brown disposed OF his duties in a
most efficient manner as manager OF
the football team this sea son, and he
is expected 10 arrange good schedule
for the baseball outfit
Officers OF the BenedictlH College
Rife Club are Major w {. Fuller.
Jr.. judge and Instructor: Father
Richard, president; Sergeant Barater,
secretary; Lieutenant Brown treas
urer, Captain keiliher, captain The
club which meets once a week, Is
making good progress.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-23
STATE LOSES HEAVILY
THROUGH WHITE PLAGUE
Governors tuberculosis Commissions
Reports Recommending Greater
Efforts ut Eradication

The reporc Of the tuberculosis Cofn-s
mission named by Governor stuart fo5
investigate the disease IN Virginia
ana to report with recommendation
for the consideration of the General
AsSe mbly. which report has been res
ceivcd by the Governor, shows tho
ray 9ges OF the disease To lie increas-
ing at AT enormous rate The COM
mi zion recommends sanitarium for.
the treatment of colored tubercuiar
padents, an addition to catawfa an
increase in the annual appropriation
for the care 6f advanced eases and an.
educational campaign 20 train people
To combat he disease
Vi is shown in the report that tils
death rate from tuberculosis Il seasst-
er iNan that tor is" t-a tered area
"' me iuiteG .t"4 Hl MINIS tire
Ht .pta ID t- ulete than dodfble the
rae of white casts auu is increase
ju- most al@rnlrSiN. that ne total
cost to the state in wages, care and
los %. time and earning power vas
three times greater than the annual
gross revenues OF the state and that
tn, disease can he egsdiCateA. pre-
vented. ard many af the sufferers
CARED.
the commission is COMPOSED o. w.
J.. Anderson. chairman Miss Agnes n.
Raudolpb4 secretary ana Delegate I
+ SpatI4. senator " !. Lincoln. Ed
mnnd stfudwick and DIR Harry r.
Marshall
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-23
KAPPA ALPHA MEN TO
| HAVE CONVENTION HERE
Program OF Business and Entertain
ment In Hands of President Bev-
erly, of Local Chapter.

With some 500 delegates in attend
ante the twenty eighth biennial con-
vention of Kappa Alpha Fraternity,
at which the semi-centennial cele-
bration will be had--will. be opened
at the Jefferson Hotel December 2S.
The session will continue three days.
Several business meetings and a num-
Der of social events and entertain
monts at the jefferson and at the
Commonwealth Club Will be on the
program, which is being arranged un-
der the general direction of w. w.
Beverly, president OF the local chap
ter.
A number OF speakers of national
reputation will make addresses dur
ing the convention. among them Gov
erGor Joseph W. FOLK, of Missouri.
and Senator Norris Shepard. of Texas.
The visitors will pe welcomed by
Mayor Aipslie and Adt1tant-G eneral
Vs. ~ sale hctN ~ PhGHp are Kappa
Aitaa luen. Assisting alr beverly
in the program ARA ngements are the
following committees and committee
heads;
Finance Committee-Co Coleman Wor-
than. chairman; Thomas $. Wheel
wright J. M. Boiseaux. John r. Swart
won't Frank w Duke, DR.. j. A. C.
Chandler and Colonel 10 Lane stern.
Committee to Secure national speak
ers-Dr. i. A. & Chandler. chairman,
Mayor George Alisi3e. Adjutant Gen
e~aI W W. SAL aud Senator Jciien
Conn.
Chairman Of committee for bail ar
raagements-C. M Chichester.
Chairman of committee On smoker
Or. Paul W. Howle.
Chairman of committee % sociai
cltl bs--Colonel ". ". LaPraae
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-23
VILLAS FIRST WIFE SAYS
NE WILL STAY IN MEXICO

San Antonio. Texas. Dec 22.--"1
sinai, never go to the United States.
would die sooner than to go to the
United states, whore they hate me. I
shall spend the remainder of my life
in nv home mountains with my faith
full friends. where my enemies cannot
reach me-
This is what my husband. Francisco
villa. told me just before | left him"
saia Mrs Luz DeVilla, his first Wife,
who passed through here en- route to
Nea Orleans.
General villa does not expect TO
20 to Los Angeles them Mrs, Luz
villa was asked.
NO he will stay in Mexico
Then he will have to remain in
hiding"
General Villa does not need TO hide
In Mexico. His enemies arc afraid OF
him not he OF them. General Villa
is a soldier, not coward"
My husband Is a great man" she
said in tones that brimmed sad af-
fecsion He Is not the bad man you
Americans think. have lived with
him for twenty-seven years.
4ipolito Villa, the man who is credit
ed with having made several millions
out of gambling halls of Juarez, and
who was the financial head OF the villa
government, will Join his brother in
ChiLuahua, according to his wife.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-23

attaches and Cha ndlef Anderson.
former counsellor of the State Depart
ment. who is going TO London to re-
present the American meat packers in
compromise negotiations With the
British authorities RESPONSE BILE for. the
prize court proceedings against Amer
lean meat cargoes, While II is said,
at the State Department. that Colonel
House is being sent 10 Europe on no
other mission than that described in
the FOREGOING. it is admitted that he
will be in position to hear any peace
talk that might be inclHded in the at
mosphere Of the European capitals.
This, it is said. he will bring back
with the rest of his return cargo, al
though at is not known here when ne
plans ~ come back,
Secretary Lansing expressed the
opinion today that Colonel House
probably would confne his visits to
belligerent countries. although his
special passport will permit him to 60
TO neutral countries should he see fit.
AS the department says it does not
know the colonefs precise itinerary. it
is assumed he has a more or less row.
ing commission, permitting him to
visit any place where atmosphere Is
needed or is available.
II was learned here today that
Colonel House made his arrangements
for the trip al a conference which he
had with the president and Secretary
Lansing last Wednesday night.
1t has been for some time known
that the State Department has had
difficulty at times In getting from some
of it's am bassadors abroad the kind of
Information ii has required rega riding
various questions that have come ZIP.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-23


TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. MAIN
STREET STATION.
y 81 Following schedule figures
published as information and not
guaranteed.
use A. M.~~Daily local for panville
1890 a M.--Da'iy~-Limited- all
points south.
800 F. M.---Except Sunany--Local
for Chase City. Durham and interme
diata stations,
$50 r M-paiiy- For Danville. At.
lants and Birmingham. with Pullman
observation sleeping car
lli5 r aily-Limited-For all
points South. Pullman ready aso0 r
y YORK RIVER LINE.
4i4 Z. M.---Daily---Local to West
Point. ".
6:1a T M.~Steamer train, daily ex-
cent Sunday, for West Point and Bal
timore. No stop,
7aa a N-Daily~~Local 70 West
Point
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From, the South 7o5 a, NJ. 500 A.
NJ. $50 r NJ and $40 +, NJ. daily;
$40 A. NJ. except sunday
From West Point. $40 A NJ. sis p.
NJ. daily. and s:ae a. M--steamer
train from Baltimore. daily except
Monday.
MAGRuDER DENT, p. p A
soT East Main Street Phone Mad. 272.