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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-07

HlTfnaFy: I.Uhs-IJ"o1. IIfn'n orNIan. TWO
has. hts--Fitzpatrick Fisher. EEsu. stolen
base-Good Earned run.-Chi"aen. : Sac
rif"e hit-FiHher. Double pl,y- Fiihcr t.
Zimmerman TO Mci-arr!. Left pi baSeE-
chicago. :; Ros,on. Bases on bai'4-oN
Pierce $. Struch oIt-h" Rudolph {: ly
Pierce, l. VIII pitch-Rudolvh rrtpircs
ENrnn and Easnn. T!ne. -.
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SECOND GAME.


'3stted FOR kl-ofer ia ninth.
Score by innlngs: II
Chicago ......-.. 5000 b-s
Washington ...........n , z o G g
summary: I;urE-Fournier. LisboIG. FetSch
Milan, shank 20, Ganiil. Mcbride, kco=ta
Two nase hiis-Shanks. IiebolG. Three base
hit-ACostn stolen bas"s-GRrd!l. , Earned
'nrs-Wa Sh!rston. g. Chicago. 2. Sacrifice
h!tn-I.iehold. No Bride. Sacrifice fy-Hus-
sell. Let on ba-es-ChiCaHo, :; Washington
:. Fi-s, base on error-Washine.on !!
bases on haiis-pn Ayers. 2. H!ts-or RUS
Sc. u ia innings of klepfer. . in :,
innings hi; hv pitcher-hy Russell !
'Acos;aD. Struck uu;-by Russell :: by
AYERS, .. tnpirea. Dneen and Sallin. Time
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Newport News.

Summary: RIns-Simmons RIchmond
Se!Elie. Walker. Smith. Lake. Stolen bases
aGust. Pormalee. SeiEiie. Smith t2). Sacri-
ace hits-Ialder. Hopkins. Hamilton Two
base hits-Walker. Lake. Smith. Bases on
ha!is-"n Richmond. !: on Hamilton. l.
struck out-hr Hamilton. 3. by Richmond
:. DIX by pitcher-Hopkins. Double play
Calder TO Parmalec. Time, l:2j. Umpire
MCGoWan. -
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"RRt" TUT '"RFT'TI III HIHTH.
Score by inninRs: r.
Toronto ..-.2 q q q III
Summary: Home run-f;IIj
lwo-bnse hits-CrHne, Bates. Sac
rthce hitA-1'rout, wares. williams,
Herbert stolen bnscx - Gilbert,
Wares. WilliHms. Th0mp.0n, Bntcs
struck out-by Herbert. I. by Cot
trei, :. Hnscs on bniIs-on Her
bert, 2; OF CottrcIl, .. Wild pitch
Herbert Impircn, Brown and Lit
ter. Time, 2;Oi.
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Montreal ..............2 n 0 TO
S"m",ary: nuns-Madden -, McIiaIe.
Zimmerman Thorpe. Kraft 90. Heckinger,
Enzr,ann. Irelan. Whiteman io), Holden.
Smith. Stolor bascs-Mensor. Nash Sac
riiice hi.-Mcliae. Sacrifice 1ies-Nash. T..
smith. Two-hase hts--Kraft. witter Hold
on. lreian. Devlin. Madden Whiteman.
Three base hits--EnZmann. Flynn. Home
r'lns-Kraft Hcckingcr. struck out-by Me
Hale. g. NY I:n.maun. :. Bases on balls
off McIiae. 3: off Enzmann. =. Double play
-Tmmit. Monsor and Kraft. fIits-oT Nc
Hale IL in innings: off Cadorc. in ::
inn!rrs. HIT by pitcher-+hv McHalc.
,SnowD. Wild pitch-fnzmhnn Tine. /: 5j.
IJinp!rcs. Harrison and Freeman.
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IIUW IHS TOUT hits.
;. iSuf1ulo
To,als...a' 10 - 10 } Totals. 81 - /.

Bun.lo ..................: 21O1 IS
Summary: Runs-McNnlly o.. Onsiow f:,
Casey Tsyrs %. Jameson toD. Mccarthy
(S) Judge ca, CRrlStrom. Hts-off Oesch-
ger 4: of Enyrs. &; of Beebc. s: OF Badcr
3 Bases on halls-of OeschEer. 2: OF
E,ayrs 4; off Beebe. I off BHicr, l. Struck
out--rv Oeschger 1: by EoyrS. >: by Rcebe
/. Home rmnnCasey. Two-hase hits-Mc-
earthly. McNally stolen bases,.McCarthy
shean ~. Channell. Mccarthy. Hit by
pjtcher-Ialorgc. Onslow Umpires. Clctry
and Carpenter. 7Ilne. l:i6.
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by Graham. /. Hits on Graham. 10 IN s
innings. on Ehrd. In innings: on Apple
gate. 70 in II Is innings. Left on bases
Rocky Mount, .. Suffolk. timpres, Poole
and league. Time. 3:oJ. Attendance, 700.
New Billiard Champion.
SAN FRANCISCO. August 6.-John
HorRan. Of st. Louis, to-day is cham-
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pion professional three cushion bill
liardist, having defeated George Moore.
Of New York. titlcholder, last night, o5
to IL
The match was played in twenty
three innings. HorEan had a high run
OF five and Moore of four. Horgan is
former titleholder.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE,

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Toronto. 6; RICHMOSD. 5.
Montreal. 10; Harrisburg. 3 (arst gume).
Montreal. 10; Harrisburg, (second
Enme).
Buffalo, 3: Providence, Z.
ROchester-Jersey City traln).
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Ncw York ......o o q Il a,
cincnr att ..........0 , q y a n = ,
SumrlaTy: Runs-Snodsrass Doyle Grif-
nth. Moliwltz. Toncy. TWo-hnse hi,s-Her
Sns. Doy!e Wagner. Grini'h. Three base
nn-Perriii stolen bases Mcrkl" Fletcher.
Sa"rihce hits-Fletrher Merkie W!nso
Double piay-Loae-; Fletcher and brain
crd. Ie!t on bases New York s: Cinc!n-
natl, :. Bases on balls-of re-ritt :: or
Tone. : Struck uut-by P.iri,;. :. 10y
Tohey. Wild pitch-Pcrritt i'n.pl.es
LuIyley and EmSIir Time -,
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How They Stand This Morning
FEDERAL LEAGUE.


GAMES YESTERDAY.
Buffalo. &; Pittsburgh. o.
st. Louis, i; Baltimore, 1.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
W. T.. Pet. WI PET.
Gan. city 80 ~ .s1I st. Louis. SO 80 .5s5
rtteb'Eh SO 81 %. Brooklyn Is 81 AL
Newark %: % .5t2 Baltimore "a Sc $40
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Chicago at BronkIyn.
81. Louis at Baltimore.
Kansas city at Newark.
Pittsburgh ut Buffalo.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Portsmouth. /: Norfolk. o.
suffolk. q: Rocky Mount. ).
Newport News, :: Orphans, 2.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
snnolk n Il l. 500 n. sonnt W Ia L. f s1;
Norfolk 10 Is 80 \. Se~s. .. IL IL 500
Port,mh 10 rs Dab Orphans 10 20 aS6
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Portsmouth at Norfolk.
Rocky Mount at Suffolk.
Orphans at Newport News.
NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE,
GAMES YESTERDAY.
hsheviiic. :: Raleigh, 4.
Durham. ): Greensboro. (.
Winston Salem. II: Charlotte, 10.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
W. l.. Pet. w. l.. Pet
ishcvillc ia .861 W. salem Ia u 500
Raleigh II :. sob Grrcnsh'o II Is. 407
Durham II Is .51s Charlotte o 10 1924
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Raleigh at Ashcvillr.
Charlotte ut Winston Salem.
Durham at Greensboro.
pion professional three cushion bill
HARDEST, having defeated George Moore,
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY,

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Harrisburg Ht Montreal q gumes).
Providence mt Buffalo t2 gnmcs)
Jersey city mt Rochester q gamrs)
RICHMOND at Toronto e Eames).
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Philadelphia. s; PittsburEh, g.
Cincinnati. 3: New York, ,.
Chicago. =; Boston. n.
Brookl! n. 3; st. Louis. 2.
STANDING or THE CLUBS
W. T.. Pet. w L. Pct
Phiia. .52 ~ .533 New York 48 - s0f
Chicago 40 - .521 Pitt.h'Eh AZ 30 4s5
Brocfilyn 81 ~ $50 81. Louis 4, - 4BJ
Boston so is $40 Cincinnati ~ 80 1873
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Boston ut Chicago.
Philadelphia at Pittsbursh
New York at Cincinnati
brooklyn mt st. Louis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Washington, 3; Chicago, @ first game,
Washington. g: Chicago. tsecond game).
{Others. rain.J
STANDING OF THE CLUES
W. J.. Pet. w L. Pet
Boston so "a ss4 New York &; 81 800
Detroit so 3s .sIt CIcycinnd ~ "a 3oi
Chicago % 30 .a03 II. Louis 3s 20 .a9a
WnshinK'n .53 As .535 PhIIn. 30 81 $40
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
st. Louis nj Now York.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
ST. Louis nj Now York.
Cleveland at Boston,
Detroit at Washington
Chicago at Philadelphia
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GAMES YESTERDAY,
Buffalo. {: Pittsburgh. o.
st. Louis, j; Baltimore. 1.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Chicago at ISronkIyn.
81. Louis at Baltimore
Kansas City at Newark,
Pittsburgh ut Buffalo.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Fort smUuth at Norfolk.
Rocky Mount at suffolk
Orphans mt Newport News.
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NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE,

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Raleigh at Ashcvillr.
Charlotte ut Winston Salem.
Durham ut Gireensbor,
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Totals y 80 = > Totals ...3- - Il
None out when winning run scored.
fbateG FOR Mol!vitz in ninth.
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Totals; 81 7a2 IS : To,als.ss 81 II >
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1915-09-24

NO. 1866. OF THE
Southern Maryland National Pank
OLA Plata,
10 the State Of Maryland, at the close
Of business Sept 2, 1915.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts. Slgq 35l NJ
Overdraftss . Z 1862 rs
U. S. bonds deposited TO
secure circulation par value) q $50 0O
Premium on U S. bonds -. 1906 IS
Totol S. bonds ......... p GAG IS
Securities other than U. s.
bonds mot including stucksl
owned unpledged. -. Is 4o7 60
Subscription to Stock in
Federal Reserve
Bank, ........ 5000 90
less amoant apaid 1850 90 1850 90
Furniture and Fixtures 49, ! Cos 90
Due from Federal Reserve Bk 5 aS6 05
Agents, in other Reserve
Cities. :..........s Al $50 81
Checks on banks in the
same city Or town as report
ing bank ;..;. .......~ 1lso IS
outside checks and
other cash items / 30l 10
fractional currency
1ickels and cents. . 191 "a 49S "a
Votes of other national banks S55 OO
Lawful Money Reserve In
Bank
Total com and certificates IA $50 10
Lesal-iende notes ... 535 90
Redemption fund with u. S.
Treas not more than per
cent Of circulation ....... 062 80
Total. ......... ..... Ssf 345 10
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in... IS 900 90
surplus fund ............ 900 90
Undivided Profits, 81 81
Less current ex-
penses and taxes
paid. ......-.. FOG 30 2 265 55
Circulating notes. t.. p 250 90
Less amount on b2aa
and ia Treas for remp.
or in transit .... $40 90 20 CSC 90
Due t. banks and bankers
lother than included in sr6) OF GO
Demand deposits;
Individual depo its
subject to check $50 sos 81
Certified checks 23S Al
Cashiers checks
outstanding. $50. $40 IA
Total deposits, LENS . 8,
9; I, and s.. ....... ......-.. si9 ss7 81
Notes aud bills rediscounted
elsewhere than at Federal
Reserve Bank ............. 10 600 90
Due from J, ]. Geriing elk. AZ 06
To al.....-........... 3s4 345 10
State Of Maryland. County Of Charles,
IS: l.. +. j Hammond, asher, OF the
above FAMED bank, do solemnly swear
that he above statement is true to the
best Of my knowledge aud belief.
Il. J. HAMMOND, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 10 h day Of September, 1915
HARRY G. CHAPPELEAR,
Clerk Of The Circuit Court for Charles
County.
Correct---Attest:
ADRIAN POSEY,
JOHN NJ. COCHRANE.
T. STONE POS3Y,
Directors.
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NOTICE.

By virtue Of writ Of Fieri Faeias
issued out of the Circuit Court for
Charles county at the suit Of r efooke
Matthews and Bernard A. Howard,
trading as The Matthew'S Howard
implement Company, against the goods
and chattels lands and tsnements OF
William NJ. Lyon 10 me directed, | have
-eized and taken ii execution. all the
right title, claim, interest and estate at
law and in equity, Of the said William
NJ. Lyon, in aud to the following pro-
perty to wit;
All those several parts Of tracts or
parcels Of llnd, situate, lying aud be-
ing in Charles county Maryland, COM
mnnly called and known by the names
of Wilton, Boswell.n .'Bodea'i and
bapworth Enlarged containing in
the aggregate $40 acres. Being the
same parcels Of land which by deed
dated December 4th. 1855, and record
ed among the Land Records Of Chart 5
comfy in Liber J S No. l, folio 322.
etc, was conveyed by Barnes Compton,
ct al. to John B. Lyon, and by the
Last Will and Testament Of the said
John b Lyon, dulY recorded among the
Wills Records CT said Charles county
was devised to the said William NJ,
Lyon.
And hereby give notice that | will
offer for sale at the Court House Door
in La Plata, Charles county, Marylan I,
! on the
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by local applications, as they cannot
reach the disease portion of the ear -
There is only one way to cure deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is c used by an il famed con
dition Of the mucous ming of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube i
infiamed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is en-
tirely closed. Deafness is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and tn tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will be DESTROYED
forever; nine cases out OF ten are caus-
ed by Catarrh, which is nothing but an
infiammed condition of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case OF Deafness Ieaused by
eatarrbl that cannot be cured by Halrs
Catarrn Cure.
Senp for circular. free.
F. J. CHENEY Il CO, Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by druggists, 7jc.
Take Halls family pills for const pa-
ion sdyi
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A MEnoRla. TO THE sluNRRs


A proposal to erect in Washington
a national memorial 10 the signers Of
the Declaration of Independence, adj
vanced some time ago ID letter 10
The Star, has attracted favorable at
tentiop, and is now being widely dis
cussed. Such movements are neees-
saIily slow in development, but there
is 20 much merit in this project that
it should be accelerated by patriotic
impulse. In 1926 will occur the one
hundred and fftieth anniversary OF
the signing, and that year will be
most appropriate for the dedication
of monumental work designed TO
commemorate the serv ces of the men
who proclaimed American liberty in
the days Of colonial struggle. Eleven
years will not be too long a time for
the task Of fund raising and construc-
ton, as the history of tie Lincoln
memorial proves. SIa.u of the
signers, with appropriate bronze
medallions and portraits and depie-
TORS Of scenes Of the great fight for
indepe' dence, woald be suitable fea-
lures Of the memorial. A wide op-
pcriunily would be thus afforded
American ailptors for truly nation
al expression Of art. An effort
should be made at the next session
u Congress to secure legislation look
ing to the beginning Of the prepara-
tons for the IremoTi !. Patriotic
societies Of all kinds, throughout the
co. ntry, should interest themselves in
the matter and present petitions for
tbs assumption of the undertaking
By the government. If this can he
accomplished there will be ten full
years for designing ard construction.
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Notice to Creditors
In the United States District curt for
the District Of Maryland, No.
ZTsT in Bankruptcy.

TAKE NOTICE. That VI. Grant
Brawner having been adjudicated a
Bankrupt by the Honorable John c.
Rose, Judge Of said Court, on the 4tli
day Of Sept 1915, first meeting Of
creditors will be held IN the Circuit
Court House Building, 10 La Plata, Md.
on OCTOBER 2nd, 1915, at II O'Clock
A. NJ for the purpose o. allowing
claims examining the Bankrupt and
selecting a Trustee or Trustees
FERDINAND G. COOKSEY,
Referee.
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WITHDRAWAL NOTICE.
The extra Steamer. calveri, which
has been running on Patuxent River,
on Schedule effective, July 25, 1915
viii make her last trip from Paiuxent
River, on Sunday, August 20, 1915, and
then be Withdrawn.
WILLARD THOMPSON.
General Manager.
7. MURDOCH, Gael Frt & Pass. Agt
Baltimore, Aug. %. 1918
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SUPPORT WELLER.

The flattering vote received hy
Mr.. Weller. as the Republican can
didate, for ,.avernor is more than
signii ant. means first Of all that
the Republicans Of the Statf are alive
to the necessity, that the people
should have another State admins
tration, such as Governor Goldsbo-
rough has iven them and the en-
tire people for the past four years;
secondly, that the personnel Of the
patty is awake to party action, aud
that in Mr. WeIer's candidacy they
see a man clean Of personal character,
strong and fprcful in party fealty
and who, il elected Governor, which
he will be, will observe the doctrine
that the man is the best Executive
who will realzs that he is Governor
Of the whole people, and not Of a
clan or class, and shus in so doing
serve bis patty best. We are not OF
the class who see alone in Mr.. Wei
ler's fitness in the management of a
Pablo Road System, as a special
party platform, al art from which
alone he should be elected. We OBJ
serve the man by his whole past blsi.
ness life. II is said, he has been
loyal in party fealty, never chased
ghosts or strayed away from the
great principles of the Republican
Parry to observe the teachings of any
loud mouth, blattherskite, but stood
steadfast as a rock fnr those benifi-
Gent policies Of Government which
has made the nation the greatest on
earth. Ia tn, busin IS walks Of life,
which tell even greater Of mans
executive abilities, Mr.. Weller has
been success. SO what more is
wanted in a candidate ? Nothing.
Setlet every Republican in the State
behind his candidacy and give
him not mere negative and non-
chaleut Endorsement, but an active
and aggI essive support OF course,
he had an opponent Tor the honored
position as the nomin Of the Party.
This was expected. To say tina
others should not have been caudi-
dates for the same high honor, would
have been political dicIation border
ing on criminal character Another
eminent citizen of the State, Mr.
Warburton, was candidate, but
the Republican voters have made
a choice and the book so far as that
matter Is eonce ned closed.
There is Std an opportunity for
Mr.. Warburton. The present con
dition is the fact with which we are
to deal.
Mr.. Weller, is the Republican
party's nominee. The selection was
faitl, and honestly made. Aside,
then with swhys and wherefores"
and rally to his leadership and let
the people nave | good administra-
ton of your affairs.
This advic applies to all our CHI
zens. All want a good State Gov
ernment Weller. the name is the
synonym of success.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

This is to give notice that have
taken up estraying upon my premises
on the road leading from Waldorf to
Bryantown two heifers, one white aud
black potted; one red and white spot
ced Both between one and two years
old. No ear marks. Have been on
my place since spring.
The owner or owners are hereby n0ti-
lied to call and prove his title thereto
aud pay all charges incident to the es-
tray and take them away. otherwise
they viii be disposed Of according to
law.
WASH HAWKINS.
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Hi
BALTIMORE AMERICAN
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The Daily American

Inc lWfce-a-Week American
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tairs interesting ipecial correspondence
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Notice to Creditors
Ia the Ueited States Distrie' Gonrt fof
thu District Marrlind No 1872,
IN Bankruptcy.

TAKE NOTICE, That JobpN Simms,
having been adjudicated q Bankrupt
by the Honorable John Q. Rose Judge
Of sid Court, on the 18th day Of Sept i,
1915. a fl At meeting Of creditors will be
held in Circuit Court House Building,
IN La Plata, Md. on OCTOBER 2nd,
1915, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ for the pur-
pose II allowing claims, examining the
bankrupt and selecting Trustee or
Trustees.
FERDINAND C. cooKsEY. Referee
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MARYLAND DELAWARE
4 VIRGINIA RY. co.

PatuXent River Line
In addition to Regular Schedule of
Steamer Anne Arundel the following
Schedule will be run
In Effect Sunday, July 18th, 1915.
Steamer will leave Baltimore. wealth.
er and tide permittinr. at p. IN
MONDAY aud EDNESDAY, stop
ping at
Milestone. Lieteh's
S ,iomon Island, Trueman's Point,
Sp-neei 5. Deep Landing,
81. Leonard's, Hollands Cliffs,
Sollers. Magrndef's Ferry.
Park4f's, White Loading,
Dukes, Nottingham's.
Returning steamer will leave Noting
hams, weather aud permitting. at 30
a. m, TUESDAY aud THURSDAY.
stopping at
Ferry Landing, parker's,
White Landing, Sotterley,
Lower Marlb 70, 9-Soller's,
30 a m. St Lenns rd's,
Magruder Ferry, St. Cuthberl's,
Hollands Cliffs, Spencer's.
Deep Landing, Solomon's | lad,
Trueman's Point, $50 p. 10.
Lietch's, Milestone, 500 p. N.
benedict, u Noon, Governnr's Run.
Holland Point, Dare's,
Trent Hall, Plum Point,
Dukes, Fair Haven.
Forests,
BALTIMORE NEXT NOR ING.
Steamer will also leave Lower Marl-
boro on Sunday at u Noon, weather
and tide permitting. stopping at all
landings below, except-BaY Landings.
First trip unday, July 25,h. 1915.
Arriving Baltimore Next Morning.
This timetable shows the times ut
which steamers may be expected T., ar
rive at and depart from the several
wharves. but their arrivals or departure
At the times stated is not Guaranteed
nor does the Company hold itself r..
sponsible for any delay or any consa.
quenees arising therefrom.
WILLARD THOMPSON,
General Manager.
{ MURDOCH.
General Freight Passenger Agent.
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Red or Purple Top White Globe Turnir.
The Hanasomest and Most Profitable
Turnip for Home or Market. It Is large.
rapid growing sort with Globular- shaped
roots. Flesh pure white. The skin Is
white and purple On account Of ii4 shape
It will outyield any other sort.
BoIgianO's New Imperial Very Curly
Long Standing hale
Beautllhy chiieu Hia ttiMpifd setti
strong, vigorous habit. perfectly hearty,
bright green color very attractive in ap-
pearance; superior TO ull late sort1 VIII
stand longer without shooting 70 aesf thun
any other variety.
Boigiano's California Mammoth Radisi
Solid and juicy as an apple; pure white
flesh and delicious navof--a very choice VIZ
riety. We never sent out Winter Nndish
that gained so much popularity in SO short
a time. SoWn any time after Jniy Jsf 10
the LIST of september, It VIII keep all Win
ter in prime condition; mild in favor,
brittle Never gets woody as do most Win
ter varieties. Market gardeners haye found
Il to be a splendid seller and have always
made money with It.
Other Delicious yeretabies
Bolgianos "May Queen" Erans Enormous
Bush Limas, Emerald Isle Pole Limos, Deep
Blood Bearty Beet new sgnare- Deal
Cabbage sunbeam' Carrot ~New Cen
Der, long LOST Lettuce Wonder work
err Peas, -pluckS Baltimore putat0as
New Improved Long Standing Spinach
American Purple-Iop Rutabaea.
Boigiano's Field Seeds for Summer
Planting
Crimson Clover Cow Peas Dwarf Essc-
Rape, Red Clover. Hairy Feteh, Attain
Sweet Clover Sudan Grass, German fHfiet
ali varieties domestic and in1norfad (,rasscs
Bolgiano's Summer and Fall Catalogue
for Market Gardeners, Truckers, Farmer
and Poultfymen. Now heing mailed sens
for your cory today. II yoHr local mer-
chant cannot supply YOU with BOlfiano' s
big Crop Seeds. send us a postal and we
VIII tell you where you can secure them.