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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-26
|OROG sWIh0lER WILL &c
TRIEO IT 00hHlM next

Officers from Bonham were here
yesterday after A. X. Foster, alias
Thompson, charged with Wholesale
swindling In drugs. When the au-
thorities at Bonham have finished
with Foster he will be taken to New
Boston. brought back to Waxahachie
and when they have finished here
With him he goes to Corsicana and
Waco to stand trial on swindling
charges. Fosters plan was 10 trade
new drugs for old drugs and take
the difference in money. A ship
nsent OF the old drugs shipped TO
him has been received by the sheriff
here and win be returned to the
original owners. 1t seems that he
never had time to fill the orders
for new drugs during the week or
two he was operating.
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FoRREsTON.

The party at Mr.. Freeman Smiths
Friday night was enjoyed by a nice
crowd. Several from Forreston. Col
lier's Chapel and Park School House
were present.
Miss Sallie viii Smith spen, Fri
day afternoon with Miss velma
Moses.
Miss Bertha Carroll was visiting
Mrs. Minnie Jenkins Saturday.
Mrs, II. n. Sealy and son. Ray
mond. of Dallas spent last Monday
aud Tuesday at ". F. Jones.
Mrs. r. +. satterfleld Jr. and
children visited Mrs. j. c. Hardy
Saturday night.
Mrs. j. T. Tucker and son. Au-
brey. visited Mrs Shelton at Plum
Grove Friday and Saturday.
Miss Eugene Smith called at Mrs.
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NORRIS LEADS
FERGUSON HERE
GETS AWAY WITH PLURALITY
OF SIXTY VOTES IN ELLIS
COUNTY.
NEWTON IS ELECTED
Tim Newton Is Elected Commits
sioner in Precinct No. One
By Plurality OF Only
Seven Votes.

The election returns for Ellis
county complete show that Hon.
Charles II. Morris has carried the
county by plurality OF sixty votes
over Ferguson. In his firss cam
paign Ferguson carried the county
BY n votes. Another very close
race which is attracting a great
deal of attention is that of commits
sjoner in precinct No. l between
Tim Newton and Angus Arnold.
Newton is elected by plurality Of
seven votes, Newton received 4o2
votes, while Arnold received AS.
This afternoon the vote is being
tabulated and will be given out as
soon as :his work is completed. 1t
ia learned that Brooks carried the
county by good plurality. Alder
dice for state senator is safe in the
three counties.
W. f. Cox and Jack Johnson have
been elected representatives from
this county.
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II. c. Collier. Dallas; c. f. Me
Fherson, Dallas: w. w. Jenkins
Dallas; A. A. Lilly. Dallas; j. W
Ray, Austin; A. II. Eroe. Chicago
Garden Bounds. Dallas; King Tay
lor. Dallas; j. q. Bown. Dallas; re
johnson. Dallas; w. Y. LaDue. De
troit. Texas; Robt. Bustow, TEN
pie: w. N. Griffith. Dallas; w. r
Scott, Dallas; s. X Baker. sei'y
] o. Seattle. sherman; d. 3 Wright
Dallas; &. %. Cain. Dallas: Jas
Albert. Dallas: w. T. Boswell, New
Orleans; II. Lacy. Oklahoma City
ID. w. Leffingwell, Houston; T. s
Young. Fort Worth; N. L. Hensley
Kansas CITY; Sam Fl. Ross. Corsi
cana; J. X. Montgomery, Waco
Fred w. Blanson. Chicago; 0. H
weissinger. Waco; b, X. Botkins
For: Worth; C. w. Moore, Dallas
]. r. Graves, Dallas; W. II. Roberts
Dallas: G. c. Richard. Dallas; j. N
Flynn, ST. Louis; VIM c. Tenery
city. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Holiday. city
Robert II. Williams. city; w. L
Watts. New Orleans; w. II. Ham
mond, s.. Louis: G. 0. Callins, st
Louis; q. w. Ross, New York: r
L. Ksuse. Washington, D. c.; "
4. Biggers.aff. Bon.
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Iiardy.s last Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. j. c.. Hardy and children
visited Mrs. Pearl Lott and iittle
daughters, Christine and Ernestine
near Forreston Saturday.
Mrs. j. T. Carroll and sons. jim
and Leonard. with Mrs Jim Carroll
and Miss Hester. went through "a
Oklahoma In their car last week.
Mrs. Minnie Jenkins and children
visited Mrs. Esther jenkins ana
Mrs. Jesse Carroll Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. Pearl Smith and daughters
Eugene, Kathleen and Sallie VIII
spent Thursday night In Waxahachie
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Felix
jones.
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f r. B.. Moore has zone to Galveston
on business and pleasure tfip
/ Mss r ;. Cannon y y.siisng her
son. Rosa Cannon. al Ennis.
Tairlaxe Ssvion returned this
morning frou q trip TO New ofieant
aisa STELLA Manden OF Midlothian
+. visiting Miss Letha Mccartney
Mr and Mrs Tom Jones vent 10
Corsicana this morning on a fishing
trip
Mrs. O. l.. Pickle and babe went
"a pilot point his morning TO visit
relatives.
Miss Gertrude Miller OF Lancaster.
@ho has been attending the summer
schools. has returned home.
ur. and Mrs. Frank Timmins left
this afternoon for Tennessee 10
al, Mrs. TimmIns' parents.
Mr.. ana Mrs. J. X. Mccrcary left
today for Glenrose. where they VIII
spend several days
Mrs. J. y. Moore and little son
Lawrence. OF Houston. are visiting
her cousin. Mrs. l.. keplineer.
| Roy Bertram has gone To the A.
4 NJ. College. where he will take
the short course in agriculture
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Mccreary left
In their auto this morning for Glen
rose TO spend few weeks recrea-
ton
| Mrs. A. II. T,unkley. accompanied
by her laughter. Ruth Huckabee,
has gone to sulphur Springs to Wis
81 her daughter.
Mrs. Della Dalton and Miss GLADYS
Gieayes OF Maysyille. Oklahoma, left
last night vim Galveston for New
York where they will spend a month.
| w. r. Youngblood Of Avalon was
in the city today Mr.. Youngblood
says cotton is doing fine in his COM
munity. but II win soon need rain.
! Mrs. r.. X. Eyetts and children of
Temple are visiting her mother. Mrs.
j. s. Evans. on Rogers Street for a
few days.
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last week. returning home Thurs
day, accompanied by her daughter
and grandchildren, who remained
until Tuesday.
TIE ice cream supper was SO poor
ly known, it was not much OF a
success
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Roe and Mas
ter Grady went to Mansfield Sun
day to remain until Tuesday.
Larry Green of Mansfield was
here last week, returning home Sat
urday morning, accompanied by Miss
Flora McKinnon. who had been with
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
r. Middleton. for ten days.
Miss Willie Jacobs of Forreston
visited Miss May Diagonal few days
last week,
Miss Ruth and Joe Root of Luf-
kin ale charming guests of their
aunt, Mrs. w. +. Middleton. for a
few days.
Mrs. Sallie Burns. after several
weeks visit with relatives in east
Texas, returned home Friday last
week.
Mrs. Jim Morgan and children OF
Dallas are visiting Mrs. Paine Work
man this week
Mesdames G. w. Skipper and Ever
EFT Brintle spent Saturday with Mrs.
Walter Bailey.
Miss Willie May Burns. after
spending seven weeks with her par
ents in Wichita Falls, returned home
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T, Eastman were
Sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. r.
+. Middleton.
Misses Maggie Linton and Warren
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Still dry and dusty. but the
prophets say rain in few days.
Health very good at this writing.
Mrs. Claud Horton OF Oklahoma
has been recent visitor OF hrs.
Frank Allen.
Mrs. Prof. Oliver and three
daughters OF Fort Worth came IN
Monday for few days,
Mrs. Delk an dchildren and Uncle
Josh Delk andf Mrs. Cox went TO
Dallas county Monday afternoons
Miss Myrtle Bratcher spent few
days here last week. guest of friends,
Mrs. DIR. Joyce visited her daugh-
ter Mrs. w. u. High. at Waxahachie
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are attending the singing school.
Walter Bailey is now in east Tex
az doing some carpenter work.
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. MIRACLE OF
Waxahachie spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. r. F.
Jordan.
The singing school began here
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A nice shower fell In waxahachie
and surrounding country between
ii and IL o'clock today. which
cooled he atmosphere. settled the
dust and made life more bearable.
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nine boxes OF he county to reach
tho county seat. The returns ars
being tahulated this afternoon a
rapidly ag possible.
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For feed and feel phone Broaa
head & Kennedy old phoo@ 10
fHtle Nancy Halliday has los; her
.iHt;e white fox terrier she says
he will BE- glad If you viii find
D, mand telephone her at phone SCI.
IDEAL sARsAPARTLLA works
out liver troubles, flushes the KID
news. purifies the blood. Good health
fellows. Try one half bottle under
our guarantees. At drug stores. al u
J. A. Fore, who lives on jackson
street. IS wondering what viii pc
etolcn from his place next oh
sunday nigh. some one came along
bv his house and took mission
rocking chair off tho lawn and maze
ewav with IL. He has been trying
for two days To locate the chair.
MIR. and Mrs. Charley Pippen OF
Dallas spent last night in the city
the guests of Mayor and Mrs. burtoa
prince In the saturdays demo
cratic primary Mr.. Pippen won the
district tudgeship OF the erimihai
court over his nearest opponent ny
100 votes.
o
Mr.. j. Fl. REEVES and MISS Mae
Goodwin. both OF Ennis. we're united
in marriage 1T the court house with
Judge Tidweil officiating on Tues
day afternoon at O'Clock. lmme'
diately following the ceremony the
happy young couple returned to thei'
home at Ennis.
Mrs. J. A. c. Kemble is visiting
relatives in Ennis.
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Cheeves Bros & Co

Wednesday this week to laf
days, teaching from one o'sPa
m. to six O'Clock Every OF
can should attend
There WA be singing al this I
Sunday afternoon. Professor y
and others will be present Az
invited.
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SPECIAL ITEMS

Neeknear--Our entire linc Of Mems -Four HAND
and Baiwing Neckwear: SOC seers-eholcc sse
soccial--Twsnsy pairs Of White WOODEN trousers
- Min sal,, pinstripcs. very neal and dressy:
have sold Al s5O0--In this sale the pair $50
servers Drswers-The original Elastic Seam KID
always selling al 7Jc--Thc pair 49,. Dc
c.-~-ven's and Bows Caps: large line To choose
from: 81 10 81 90 and zoe grades-On sale at 9oc,
73c and .......... :. 'ss
Raw Knee Pants-About two hundred paifs IN
ss LII. qualities that were 81 80 $500 81 30. S123.
81 10 and ac--Now reduced 10 sl.95, SLID. sl-io
SIC. Sc and !. -, !. zoe .ioe
Mems BeltsIn white. black ana tan 'ea'heIs a n
palm Reach. 800 and SOC sellcrs-Now at &c
Row; Be.ts--Our regular SOC and pc numbers for
Ws~h T;es-A ycrv large showing of Mems Wash
Ties in beautiful array Of patterns. cheap al 2Sc
Suspender- lot OF SOC Suspendcfs on SAFE,
pcf pair. ~. 49, ,
Mems Nfrhf Shirts--ExcelIcnt values al Slo0 and
Uc---On sale during this Clearance Sfc and. 44c
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The Daily Light gives me ns~s
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-26

For feed and feel phone Broad
mad q Kennedy. Old phone 10 =
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-26

LITTLE Nancy Halliday has lost her
.lH.ie white fox terrier che says
she will b. glad il you VIII ma
hi mand telephone her at phone SCI.
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Mrs. J. A. c. Kemble is visiting
relatives in Ennis.
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Bal, rIssYes ~ taHdIdalei ]

ID The HoGss Of Delegates iFsaus;
day Mr., ehslssr introduced a bill u
amsnd the corrupt practiesi act BY
which u IL designed to put q stop u
the practice Of securing pledges from
Candidates In advance Of their rlsctlun
for Of against any PROPOSITIONS, The
BILLS thrust at the AntisalJJn League
which fof years has received FROM can.
Jlidates Of both parties for the Senate
and House Of Delegates, promises t,
support such measures in the legisla-
ture as may be favored by the league.
A similar bill was introduced in the
Senate six years agj by DIR M'llen, Ct
Washington county, but did not re
ceive much encouragement at that
time.
The teeth in Mr.. Shriver's bill are:
1T shall be deemed a corrupt prac-
tice for aoy person, corporation, as
s0ciati0n or society to solicit or request
any candidate for any pub ic office in
this state to declare his position or at
titude, or promise to vote upon any
question that he may officially be re-
quired to pass upon in the everci'e o.
his duties 10 the office for which he
seeks nomination or election, aud the
person. corporation, association or so
ciety soliciting or requesting such pro-
mise or declarati from any candi-
date for office as aforesaid, s. all he
gnity Of misdemeauor, and upon,
conviction thereof, shall be fined not
$500 nor more than $1,000, and i'm
prisonmene IN Jail for not less than
six months nor more than two years
ia the discretion of the Court"
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Lost Mind 10 philippines.

Washington, March 21-Mrs. Mary
Wiley, SO years old, a Latige of Charles
couuty. Maryland. and wife of George
W. Wiley, electrician In the Govern
ment service, was y aced in the Gov
eminent Hospital for the Insane here
today as petient
Seven years ago She and her husband
went to the philippine Islands, where
Nj. Wiley was employed by tue Govern
meni. She then weighed ITO pounds.
When brought back TO Washington to-
day by her husband and 16 year-old
daughter Mary she was but skeleton.
DR.. A. W. Valentine. met them at the
Union Station 1t is believed that the
mysterious fever Of the island is
responsible for her i'll health.
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/ ~. fathva 2siBei, 5i w55dssccl
Icollegs, Hss tisisot 70 oft sothl
dhrlhg the week
Ne, ", " Dyson who hss been eul,
sick, We are glal 20 say, has recovered
and is ssain At his post In Annapolis.
Our guod slases Attorney Is ruutlnu
Ing to imptUss bis property ID thii
town and ere another year will hat,
vue Of the most attractive hones to oul
city
sr eaet t,erllr- The popular sales
mlgsf ID. Cfs.er.s Candy Company
is ing a good business for his firm.
Runner has it he is doing an especially
good business" IN Calvert county.
40 Unusual Serial, - "The Man in
the Stone House" is the title Of the
brand-new serial which is quite out of
the ordinary. 1t is by Freeman Tilden
and you will find the opening chapters
next Souday in the Sunday Magazine
OF The Washington star. March &c. ad
Mr.. W. NJ Jameson, Bryautown, VIII +.
has been quite unwell from a cold
is better and has recovered his health.
Mr.. Jameson is about 80 years of age
but bravely asserts that he is not going
to join Sundays Angels for century
yet
If there is anything lively and pro-
gressiye on the tapis around Welcome
Mr. o'is Watson is to be heard from.
A hundred more Of such wide awake
citizens would do our county more good
than ch sing costs through high tax
schen4 ;.
Mr. iIliam Wetherald has celebrat-
ed in is quiet and unostentious way
his o4.L birthday, but is as sound aud
as active as boy OF ten. lie. it is
said feeds his pigs, poultry and looks
after a lot Of other farmer duties as well
as he did fifty years ago and If leap
year giri comes around little inquisi-
tive he does not know on what line his
talk might turn,
Word has been received here just as
we 90 to press that bill has been in
toduced in the Legislature to bond the
County for $4,000, notwithstanding
the resolution passed at the last meet
ing held here. Rise up in protest tax
payers unless you are ready to be tax
ed to death.
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Me. d. 1. Notes .

Miss Williams spent the week end at
her home near Doncaster
Misc poole visited her a.ar,s s,r;no
the week
~
MES heeoer spent sunday with the
Mlsses WIS OF bet AitOn.
Miss Sadie Gray spent the week end
viii Atiss F,izsba,b uais,ia
a. - s,-s
Mr' gray spshe SATURDAY last Ia
Washington.
Miss H,ida Wise spent the week end
.n;,l, s;s,sr Nrs MAJ >, W..
~. ""''s
Poi
Miss Myrtle Allen spent the week end
at her home
~ ,,.,-...,s. .,4
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In avsnt of war hatwssn tho rTo,,ad
States aod GERMANY many things conId
hannen Outside az military and naval
activities the ELECTS unon the Uni,sd
States Sould he chiefly these.
A .ec,,d gsn.rd ra.di,s,man, =,
h,si,,.ss .Hairs s si,,.,io, 10,
violent than in 1914
som. t.mnorarv derangemen, i'm ,bs
srcuri,v markers
Extensive bend issues which wop,d
tend 10 lessen foreign borrowino IN this
side
A large home demand for war mimi.
tions " bich would nrohablv ,nterfers
with foreign orders.
stric,er Efforts to check the large
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Orphans Court for Charles
County, S. 5.

La Plata. Md, Mar. IA, 19l6,
ORDERED By The Court, that
A. Pnsey and L s. Herbert, admins
traitor of James Green, dec ed, give the
notice required by law to the creditors
of the said James Green, deceased,
to exhibit their claims, legally authen-
ticated, by advertisement published in
some newspaper printed and pub,
lished in Charles county, Maryland,
once in each OF three successive weeks,
True eopy-Test:
CHARLES N. DEMENT,.
Register Of Wills for Charles County.
THIS Is To Give Notice, That the
subscribers have obtained froru the
Orphans CouIt OF Charles C. unity
Maryland, Letters OF Administrator or
the Personal Estate of
JAMES GREEN,
late Of said County, deceased. Ali pea.
sons having claims against said de
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereo.
legally authenticated. to the subserib
er on or before the 18th day of Sept.
1916. 7 hey may otherwise By
law be excluded from all benefit of sale
deceased estate.
Given under our hand this 18th day
of March. 1916.
ADRIAN POSEY,
L. s. HERBERT,
Administrators Of James Green,
deceased
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Fourth Class Postmaster
Examination.


The United State Civil Service Com
mission announces that on the date
named above an examination will be
held at La plata, Md as result of
which it is expected to mike certifica
ton to fill a contemplated vacancy in
the position Of fourth class postmaster
at Port Tobacco aud other vacancies as
they may occur at that office. unless it
shall be decided in the interests of the
service to ill the vacancy by reinstate-
ment. The compensation of post
master at this flee was Sl0l 90 for the
last fiscal year.
Age limit. Il years and over on the
d tie Of the examination, with the ex-
ception that in a State where women
are declare by statute to be OF full age
for all purposes at IS years, women Is
years of age on the date Of the exami-
nation will be permitted
Applicants must reside within the
territory supplied by the post ofiise fol
which the examination is announced.
The examination is open to all eti-
zens Of the United States vino can com
ply with the requirements.
Application forms and full infoIma
ton concerning the requirements OF
the examination can be secured from
the postmaster at Port Tobacco OF
from the u S, Civil Service CommIs :
sion, Washington, d g,
Applications should be properly ex-
ecuted aud fled with the Commission
at Washins ton at least days before
the date of the exIMination, otht rwiae
it may be impracticable to examine the
applicants.
U S. Civil Service Commission.
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Orphans Court.

rhe Orphans Court met on Tues.
with Judges Carpenter, Goode and
johnson on the bench. The following
business was transacted:
Application made by Mrs Henry II
Swami for letters of guardianship over
Robert Lee Swami, Thomas Henry
Swami, Agnes Gertrude Swami and
Nellie May Swami. minors. Bond fixed
at $1,000.
Bond Of Martha E. Langley, guardian
filed.
Last will and testament of Miss Sus-
annah @. Cox filed for probate.
Court adjourned TO meet IN regular
session, Tuesday, April, 4th. 1916.
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Death of nrs. Barnes.


Died at Sibley Hospital on Saturday
last, Mrs. Blanche Barnes, wife OF
Mr.. Harry B. Barnes, Of Pomfret,
from complication Of diseases. Mrs.
Barnes was quite a young woman and
deep sympathy gees out to her hus-
baud and children in the severe loss
they have suffered in the death of most
faithful aud devoted wife and mother
just in the bloom of life.
Besides her husband she is survived
by several children.
Her funeral took pace on Monday
and interment was made in the Gene
terry of St. Joseph's Catholic Church,
Pomfret. He pail bearers were:-
Messrs. E. A. I. Mcpherson, P. A.
Wheatley, A. NJ. Mcdaniel, Charles
II. Cox, +. G. Shaw and c. F. De-
menl. Messrs. Lomax & Penn had
charge of the funeral.
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Religious Notices


Religious Notices
PORT TOBACCO PARISH.
Services will be held Sunday, March
18th, and Sunday, March 20, at Christ
Church, La Plata, at IL a. m.
BY Older Of the Vestry,
JoSIAS HAWKINS,
Vice President.
Penteeostal Church of the Nazarene
Sunday, Mar. 26th,
Chicamuxen IL d. N.
Pisgah 3 p. m
D. W Sweeney, Pastor.
~
Trinity Parish.
Sunday. Mar. 26, as follows;
Trinity Church.
Sunday School 10 a. NJ.
Adult Bible Class i0a IN.
Trinity Ch'pel.
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Holy Communion and Sermon II m.
Rev. +. Lee Birchby, Rector.
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ron SALE

.iGOLD GUST fine iron gray Stall
lion, sized IS q Cl5esdale and Percheror
Stallion. Dam MAS a pereheron. Il
hands high, weighing about 1906
pounds. This stuliinn Is ia hfst class
shape, ready to make the season. = al
be seen at nay farm barley" Will
also sell harness Had buggy. Foi
further pag ticu.ars, Apply 60,
NiELS c. RASMUSSEN,
Mar. 3.tf. La Plata, MI.
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visitors To Leonardtowu.

This is Court week in St. Mary's
County. Tuesday, as usual being the
big day during Court a lumber of our
citizens visited that city on that day i.
Among those who we're noted in the
large gaihering there were; Messrs
John Dudley, William Queen, B. NJ.
Edeleu. b. A. Howard, F. Brook Mat
thews, George L. Hamilton, Sydney E..
Mudd, Frank Martin. Joseph A. Viii
mer, Edward J. Edelen, R. Lee and
Preston Tlppett and F. Stone Posey.
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Don't overlook THURSDAY, March
S0th, 1916. This is the day THE MAT
THEWS-HO " ARD IMPLEMENT co.
will make big display in this town of
automobiles and farm implements and
will also have drawing for the valu-
able pr'zes they are giving away to
their customers Thiswill be a great
day and all are invited to attend.