Government stamps on checks rules and amending ballots
Collectors of Internal Revenue announced rules for redeeming stamp imprinted checks after July 1. Claims must be in the owner’s name with proof from the printer or bank. Banks may claim on stamped checks if the customer certifies sale to the bank. Governor Smith proposes three constitutional amendments to be voted November 5. One sets salaries for State’s Attorneys. Baltimore City salaries detailed. four legislative districts proposed with more representatives. Annapolis press praises Col Luther H. Gadd as Democratic mayoral candidate. Old Home Week celebrated in Vermont. Baltimore Council funds mosquito destruction. Congress tariff issue resurfaces with Richardson and others predicting campaign debates. Gootee Stevens linked to State Senate nomination. Alex Noble favored by a Union writer. Maryland papers and Buffalo exhibits noted. Maryland Commission pamphlet to be distributed at Mines Building.
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Internal Revenue
Smith
Baltimore City
Supreme Bench
Baltimore
Poem Fragment Offers Farewell To Precious Saille
Fragmentary verse asks for one last kiss on a beeautiful forehead and bids Mas. C.D. MEpForp good night while urging the friend to put the playthings away as the agony ends.
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Saille
Mas. C.D. Mepforp
First National Bank cashier praises Chamberlain remedy impact
In a letter to a carpenter employed at the First National Bank of Winterset Iowa W S Whedon reports he and the worker both suffered diarrhea. He notes a bottle of Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured him and the carpenter took one dose and returned to work. Available from local druggists Colston Denton Duffey Hillsboro and Smith Ridgely.
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W. S. Whedon
First National Bank of
Winterset
Iowa
Chamberlain
R. J. Colston
Denton
Hugh Duffey
Hillsboro
T. W. Smith
Ridgely
Healing Pain Balm Earns Quick Relief for Ankle Sprain
Geo E Carey of the Guide in Washington VA testifies to rapid relief and cure from Chamberlain's Pain Balm after trying other medicines. Sold locally by B J Colston Denton Hugh Draffey Hillsboro and T W Smith Ridgely. Also advertised carload Bon Ton buggies at Preston MD with prices from $40 and up, plus harness from J H Barrow opposite Depot.
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Geo. E. Carey
The
Guide
Washington, Va
Chamberlain
B. J. Colston
Denton
Hugh Draffey
Hillsboro
T. W. Smith
Ridgely
Preston
J. H. Barrow
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Denton Journal
Relvin
Steele & Johnson
Edltors and Proprietors
Annapolis
Luther H. Gadd
Col. Gadd
Democratic Party
Vermont
Commissioner of Health
Congress
Richardson
Democratic Congressional Committee
B. Gootee Stevens
Senate
Alexander Noble
Frederick F. Lyden
Hongkong
Lyden
Armour
San Francisco
Maryland
Buffalo
Maryland Commission
United American Mechanics
National Council
Hank
Occars
Marine
Fidelity and Guaranty
Queen Anne’s County
Frank H. Phillips
Howe
William Otho Thomas
John T. Norman
James T. Bright
Register of Wills
Robert W. Thomas
Sallie Reed
John B. Medford’s
W. T. Breeding
Golden Shore
Messrs. Ochm & Co
Acme Hall
Emma & Ella
Insley & Redden
Concho
C. H. Bullock
Denton, Md
Mra
Julia Day
Spence’s
L. Tribit’s
D.C. Ziegler
Glin
Canning House
Warfield Lake
Ona
Cenne
James B. Griffith
Tunis Mills, Md
Serge
Jas, T, Mullin
Ilmington
Fccorsets
Kalamazoo
School Board
Preston Academy
Denton Academy
United States
Mary and
W.5s. Crouse
Caroline
Frick
Landis
Nevius & Champion
Easton
Smd
Denton Bridge
Hutchinson
Queen Anne’s Railroad Company
Ho Tuya
Jay Wson
Lee
Willoughby
Queen Annie
Hickman
Adamsville
P.M. Am
Cape Mayon
Cape May
Delaware & Chesapeake Railway
Laston
Oxford
Greenwood
Delaware
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Haltsmoore Railroad
Ellendale
Delaware, Maryland & Virginia Railroad
Sirmal
I. W. Troxel
Talbot and
Caroline Counties
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Robert S. Clark
Otters
John W. Clark
Chancery
Court House
James H. Nichols
Teading
Denton Cemetery
Mark H Smith
W. H
Chapel District
Talbot County
Dan Cram
Chapel
Three Bridges
Poplar Level
Edward A. Parnell
T. H
Chapel Or
Woodland
Harrison Street
Earle
George H. Parke
Farle
Gao. i. Parks Axa
Pliny Fisher
Joan W. Crakk
Acts of Assembly
Chas. H. Whitby
James R. Manship
Wil Gol
Eaid James RR. Manship
Carolina County
Concord
Thomas H. Everngam
Thomas I. Everngam
Willard ©. Todd
James E. Johnson
James Ro Manship
Nehemiah E Nichols
James BE. Jenhnson
J. W.T
Thomes Hubbard
James R. Moanship
James BE
Jolneon
William Johnson
Win Loockerman
Aston Griffith
Enid
James TR. Manship
William F. Trice
Tilghman Hubbard
Pheasant
Enle
Ense
James Swann
James Rt. Manship
Jeremiah B Fletcher
Farmers and Merchants National Building and Loan Association of Delaware
Mortsapre
Choptank
William Kleinschmidt
Levin P. Williams
Dr. Williams PT. Kelley
Nees
Main Street
Railroad Avenue
Mia
Ann Douglass
Preston Cannery
Fowling Creek
Levi 1. Travers
George Fuchs
Henely
Doak
Onxka School
Practical Carpentera
Oaks School
Hobbs
Santebury
Hos. W. Jones
W. 8S. Crouse
Luvillock
W. F. Pennington
J. W. Kerr
Eastern Snonk Nurseecks
Queen Anne's County
Orphans’ Court
John F. Straughn
Lyot
William H. Norris
Decengad
Osborne
M. Thompson
Hillaboro
Tuckahoe Station
Summershoes
Brockton
Everngam
Doug
Dane
Everngain’s
John L. Everngam
National Life Insurance Company
Montpelier, Vermont
Lepore
EDGER
Mamage
Volicy
Thore
Madras
Aleon
W. R. Breeding
Williston, Md
Lawrence B. Towers
Thos. RK. Green
Y. Kerr
W. H. Anthony
Spape
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