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THE LEGISLATURE.
PrOcaCdingS of the Nineteenth
 Legislature at-Phenix
COUNCIL.

c B G, Hughes an'ho'izing and di . re ine lh- Pima county Ire, ,-ur-r t" d-ti"y certain illegal hund-. read third tim- ant passed hy 1 1 a,es, O r- ab-en,
 C B 34 corpofation Of cities and towns, dar-d eugrosseI anu to have A third readiar.
 When the co umiue. or the whole arnre l: relnrI.d that i, had further clnsi ltr-d c B 1T, c,unty clerk. amended ,o n,k- -nl ,ry in frs, rl-s. connti-s Sl50O s,co.d cln,s $l4"n t"iri class co mites Sl201, and recon . rie rded II ,ln .'as1 a. anierdeI.
 The rrp1rt W ,s adopi.d.
 C F. Nu 42, Ilur' e., relating to cer- ',in inLei,, dn'ss of the ci Y o: \ gal e. read s.cnni time rrf.rIei 10 com miiiee on teIriioriai fir.
 llcrsF.
 II B No A, Wo"ii. classifying conn, 'ie- read th:id 'in.e and passed ty unanimol- vhtr. II B \ 30, Pat.er on, roads snl rigrway-; read ,'ird t'ne ami pass a
 IT. B No 42, Rigr-, p'ovl.iing fnr motion 70 striLe oui improp,r matter read thifd tune and pa sd.
 II B lJ. Ma-nn, relating to count, gov rnrn.n,- or'erei e"gros.el. II 5 NJ B, Fiul-y, -chcrl law. amendments udOgt' q, ordered engro g ell.
 Sul for H E No 40, providing fo. th' construction of T Capitol bd ldirg ordered enrro-s.d
 II B9J, Rogers relating to partition fences; referred ,o cCmnIttce oD Agri- culture.
 II B 100, compensation of Ioa' 1verseer-; referred to committee ,r counties.
 Il B l0l, Patterson relating to tht | b. undIits "i Cochire comfy, referr.C rO rummi:tee on counties and county | h1un'laries.
 II B l02 Speed tax on docs; rel, IT, I'd 10 com nitIee on fe lernl relations H B I03, skinner, detining drunk eusss and prs,iling a fine for 'h' stme referred 10 con mi,,es on irTi ga n.
 II B l05. Reppy, requiring railro ad tn carry bicy cles ss taggasr, read hrs | time. BlC6, Ikenherry, relating to !are re 'd first lime.
 II B l0i Cn~an, to promote sdnca ca inn Tn military rcis nee in Univer.i V If Ar,z 'na. r-ad first time. II $ los, Goliherg, relating to coun | ty rosd-. read fl st time. II $ l09. WuoH, r. lief of W co h'r giving lin $3U0O for the de. t'ucii" | of ca'ile und. O der O! the Live StOc | Sanitary cnmn,i-.i,n read tirtt time. il B li0, WuuIi. pcI-criainr qnnli:i caii,'n "i attorney, read first ,Ime.
 II B III, Bernard. [ rthe relief ( ] E D Kelly read first tini.s.
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EIsBEE, February IS, 1887.
CoPPERlNGs.

Vim. Lard cam in on ii. even. ing's train for snoin.r short stay and to look after some more cattle deals
 Frank Pendlcton returned ,his evening from a short tip into nora. Bi.bee is pretty gloi place at pre- ent.
 Inspector McCunningham sl.o came in this evening {, To k over n bunch oi cattle that vii be shipped in the morning.
 Mrs. Walter Douglas to5k trip to Den,cn and back today 10 meet her sister, M'ss Hannab. of Nogale-, who will remain here with her for 6 short time.
 There is not much in BiSbee in the line oi .o:isl entertainments to int, rest one aL present, bu, the k. oi P. dance to be given next Monla. night promises to te a very pleasant gathering.
 Jos Rucastle, one Of the members of the well known firm of Bleweit X Rucastle, who wAs out in the Hua- chucas for a number of days on a ,leseure irip, returned to town last evening. He had very pleasant time en bis trip.
 Ed S,riill sr, who has been feeling a little under ihe weather of la'e le!t tnIs nor, ing Tor .hor, outing to see il he could not regain his usual .pirit-. He will spend three or four days town ,hs river hunting and expects to rs- turn about the fret Of he week. MT. Frank Yaple came Tn from Tombstone this eve ming .ior short stay and to look about town for an opening in his line. An e.tahli,h- men. sim lar to the one he has in Tombstone ought tb do qnite well! h.. re if c pod location could be se- cured.
 II. G. Howe, who has been in town for several day. pas, showing tie U. s. Inspectors where tn" exterior lines of the Bisbee tnwn-it, lay. let this | morning for hi. home in Tombstone. The inspectors are still at work but will probably finish in the course of a few days.
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Thee va. rac- war tho other day he,w. sn an imrudeni Indian and the a!mnni-eyed A! DIG, ,nie'or ol the fifteen cent eating house on tre east side O II +in rtre' t, in which tho poor town 1T. I.icn L", though of massive build and magnificent ph,sqre, came ont CbinsmAn'- customers and q .ht r,- sulte.l. Both were arrested and the China mar. vas ri.d before Judge Wm W. .rnir gsr and rcq' it,ed. The Indi- an will be tIi.d ton norruw.-Yums Cun.
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FOR PROsPECTORS.
A Bill Introduced to Enc0ur
 age Arizona Mining.

CD. R@ppy has introduc d bill ir th. honse to incnurage ir.speciing for minerals. by reducing tLe crarsD for u.-s: ing ore. taken from Arizona de; o,.t. and mines to 50 ceh,s for each n insrsI, with . maximum price of SI.5O f"r every specimen, no mat ter h"w uany minerals is may contain and that a u,i'o m fee Of $l he charged by the county rscorisr in full for r, cDr !in2 notices O! l. cation Of pi:ny claims, including certificates oi work done.
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The PRosPEcroR predicts . tplit u

The fRosPEcToR predicts . split up among she journalistic fraternity that will bs sRusing. The Press Assoc- iasisn yesterday indo'sed NcCsrd for 0evssner, . eoteris of pie hunters sail1osdiug it through when not hsii of the pspsrs of the tsrritor, were rep resented ts protest. The Press Assoc. istion was not formed fer the purpose si endorsing political a'pirant' and it reached bsyond its pale when they did e. It is notorious that McCori has egursd proninshily n various matters that will tend to bring out the light of investigation and something nay drop. Come from under end swing into the ranks for Pssrosc vhsss record has noss blemish and vhsss ability is above question. He is the right man for the ? are and bs viu gss it.
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THE New York legislature is con- eide ing . bill to prevent iR.ane mur- dsrsrs from becoming repestsrs. The bill provides that when . jury shall acq nit the defesdept on the ground of insanity, such insanity shall be pre- su ned to continue, and the court in which such acquit,sl shall be had ahall haks an order that the persoD co sc- quilted shall be confined in the state luas.ic asylum for . period of no, less Sisn ten or more than twenty years, uatil he become fane.
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FRANK J. CHENEY.
X. ". GLE \ SON.

The Gazette rtfik~- the nail on ih' head when it says: 1nrNey t.wn iN stsiwart men L., ding idle lives an" comllnirijy that they can rei | o'i ing to do. Their ruin dates h"ck fr' m lite federal office, which uI ii"ed them for use ful work. They lb-t thei' places, aud ~,Il stand Sr@, ni for t. ,emaiudsr of thcr lives watIug Tor an appointment,
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Th- Hon Bur. Dunl.p who is . prominent candidate for governor Of the territory, left last evening for hone. Hs had c considered the matter of withd rawal but he announced his intent n before leaving. of remaining in the race til the ma ter was decided at Nastington.-Herald.
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And nsw let us give thanks srd iske

And nsw let us give thanks end tske courage. \ Canton newspaper corres- Dsnds.s makes the assertion and makes it without fear of ofsuccees'ul con. trsdietion, that MeKinlsy's inaugural trousers will have eide pockets. There has been . suspicion that he would at. tempt to wear trousers with hip pock- sts, but now that the country is as-ur- d ts the contrary, let the people eat drink and be ner.y.-Los Angeles Hsssld.
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BlSBEE NEWS.
BIsBEE, February, 17, 1897

o&eDEL, Asb ASS'
 COVERINGS.
 Frank Earle, the ore purchaser from Fl Ps,o, was in town yesterday for a short :ime.
 Tim Griffith. who has been down to N"gales for .ey~ral days on business, returned home this evening.
 Nr. J. Patton, foreman of the PRosPEcToR, returned to Tombstone yesterday morning ter visit of sev- eral days in our mils'.
 George Cheyney came in or the train this evening but will only re- main abopt one day. He is merely taking a flying visit on some Io!i'ic Il mission.
 The Orb came ont SA,urd " for the second time und.r the new msn.g.- ment snd it already shows Qrite Il i,tls impI ovs men, especially m thc line of 1t t-prin'ing. Tie corirs struck off were all clear and Gi-tinct while heretofore many oi them We're qnte dim and some almost unr.adahle. Dr. A. Sweet left for the east iii ! morning for a rather Px.e1de tnp He ~ill probably rsmnin away Tor five or six weeks. The doctors bsri' C. Tor friends are much worried over his frequent trips to this portion Of thr countr, and th. y all seem 10 be O tie | opinion that the dDctur Is 6, On to be- come a benetic,. They hate 70 l",s such a genial com .'anion from tn ir ranks tut will endeavor to give him q 1 first elsss chivaIee on his return.
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TIE Coehlss representatives Ihould sssnd by their gum and down sny county division movement. l. is un- dsrstsod Miles county bill is to be revived.
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Accoriilg to tn. Courier. the Lit'le Jessie mine. the property of Hon. J. $. J pre,, paiI n hivid md last month of IS per c mt, d.-Fi,e bad wea her an,l srea, expense O "b,-ining wood. A. J. Doran is supe int-n ling the work and at this rate ,e rich property ~il. soon be out of deb..
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PARKER LANDED.
Hearing of the Train Rubber
 At Prescott.

A dispatch from Prescott says
 Sheriff Ruff ger of Yavspai county s'iived rom Mohsye county, having m C. st"dy Jim Parker, ihe hi. Eway- man wio held up the train at Peach spng' n week ago.
 P'ik-r rs:u.rs tn cay anytRing, be- ing worn out and ugly in dn-p"ei,inr,. He l. personally known to msLy ir 'his cit anl isa fearless and dsrinr rowb"y a'd hard harse,er generally his preliminary exanin .,ion is to bc he, d tomorrow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-21

Hr. A. ". Wells and Mir. D. Sheedy shs Denver mining men left las. even- ing for . pleasure trip to Guaym m as xr. Shseyd is president Of the Globe Smelling Co.,, in Color ado and is also prominently identified with some oi Oolorsdo's best mines.
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H.il Hnl-, Repurli;au, was declar- ed elected asssmblymsn for Yuma c,usty receiving m-J'ri'y oi seven votes over his opponent, samuel Pu:dv. A .pe ial election was call q 10 fill ,h. vsrancv csuscd by the resig- natio, oi Nurnt Nsl; Isuu
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Nor involved in any fsctional fights snssg the Arizona Republicans that sSs now rife and with . clean record Csehiss's csndidsta fer the guberua- Ssrial thEcns stands . fair chance to being appointed. R. A. F. Penrose in eur opinion will capture the plum.
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Distric, 4 t,rn-y Engli-h returned ye-erday from Bi-bee where he vas call q to prosecute the prisoner charg- ed win holding up 6 faro bank last week. The case was -tponed uolil today.
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\ Phsnix boy smoked HOO boxes of cigarettes, saved the pictures, sent them back to the manufacturers and asked what he would get fir them. He received ,h's reply: Smoke l.lCO 0srs and ws will send you 8 coftin."
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ThO Way petitions for Cochise' (

Ths way petitions for Cochise's Candidate, R. A. E. PsRross Jr., fer 0ovsrnor is bsiuE signed abou, the ts.risory shows how that sterling sspisaas ssAnds with the people. l. must Do . source Of grstii ,ation to hin ts note the way the people of this, his home ssunty, rally to his support all recognizing exceptional sbili;y cad fitness in their candidate.
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up the case as hopeTess When ln- forrned that my father had died from the same sssease, they said must die, as hereditary Cancer was incurable.
 "At this crisis, was advised to try S.S.S., and i'll q short while the Cancer began to discharge and continued to do 80 for three mouths, then it began to heal. Icontinued the medicine while longer until the Cancer disapp' ared en. tircly. This was several years ago and ti,e-e I,ns bccr nc return of the CiscaSes
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Washington birthday exercises will be held s. the school house in the var iou. roam. tomorrow. Exercise. will leg n al P. m. sn cordi. invitation i, extend, d to all.
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Mr. Frank Jon,s lec'ured to fair audience last evening at Schieffelis and his u'terances showed he was farnil ar with his suhjec, and gave evi. dence O much thought. Mr. Jones is An excellent speaker and made fay- oratle impression upon his hearers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-21

II. B. Winters r-pr .sen'ins Cham herlain c r., rrne lies was in town ye,- ter.!ay on his an%u Il tolr. He places all the advrr. i-Ing of tlis comp,ny in the ct aad p-. soralis attends to all advertising cnntrac:,.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-21

TnI hEht against She circuit court bill still eontinuss and an organized s6ert is bsisg brought to esAr on the council to bring about its defeat.
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TIE New Mexican legislature hss paced law, sinilsr to the one in ArizOns, prohibiting candidates from baying whiskey for voters.
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AriIons is to have . handsome capi- sel building at Paenix. This is as it sheuld be. Let it bs one of which pro- GrSssivs .k.izona cen he proud.
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STATED r Ono, Cry 0 T"LEDo, { 6
 LUCA. COUNTY.


 Frank J. Ch-yney make. oath tha' he l. the senior partner Oi the firm "' F. ]. .Ch>yn X Co, doing business 1T. the city of Tui-'l", c,.uniy and stat alnrp-aii, and tha' sa'i firm will pay the .uIn of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS fnr cen ami .rrry Case e, catsrrh ilnt cannot be cnred hy the tse of Haip- Cafarrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY.
 Sworn to befrr m- and suh-crine,' in my presence, this Gun day ol Drcsm her, 1886.
 LsEAL A.. w. GLEASON, Notary Public Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intrI- nsIIy and act- directly on the blro.i and mucus surfaces of the system. Send for t..- .-tim"ri .i> ire.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO.,, Tul-do, o
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Tn. Honrnnoisr mine at Pea-ce F. claimed 70 ie showing ID favorably. Recent a--ays taken from the bettom give fla. .... .Lg results and encourage 1ent.
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Washington. D. C.. Feb. 15.

Washington. D. C.. Feb. 15. "Governor Franklin, Phenix, Ariz. II have advised the New Mexice au- th"riies that no quarantine Is neces- sary against Arizona cattle.
 D. !t. SALMON"
 Tire telegram is in relpy 10 one rent by Governor Franklin on Saturday in which he made the S atcment that no T,xas fever, against which the New Mexico tosrd had qnarantined, exist e.! in the territory. He seid the greatest care had been exercised by tne territorial bo ard and local quaran- ,ins bal always been mai. tained against suspected cattla.
 It had beceme eyidc.t ths, not withs'sndiug the efforts of Chairman Cameron of tic livestock ranit,ry com mission, the New Mexico beard would only ned fy the embargo which was to bs msin,siued as rigilly ae ever agAinst the counties of Ma:icopn Piual and Yuma.
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The prsss opposi.ion to the circui, court is counting, e it has every ap. psarsnes of being killed in the couu- oil.
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A gnodly rnmber o: drnmmars are now arriving in Tombstone. iesifr- day four arrived ard today three more were oa hand.
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Some simbering for tine Goli Clif property was sent out tC the mires today uo te used in the shaft.
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uood,. o;s;. o:-o .:a5''ual constipa
 f1OOO s Is.iS tn |. zee 25c. per bo1
Cancer Of the Face.

Mrs Laura F. Mims. of Smithville Ga, says: "A small piinple sf a strawberry color appeared on my cheek; it soon began 10 grow rapidly, notwithstand- ing ali efforts 10 check it. My
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eye became terribly
 iafaIned, and was so swollen that for quite a while I could not see The doctors said I Lad Cancer of the most malignant type. aiE 1ter ex-
 ha"stin': effor,s without eoing me any good, they gave
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George Ch-yney wns & visitor to T"mhsi"ne tOdsy aIi Is greeted on every hand by his numerous friends.
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QUARANTINE LIFTED.
Arizona Cattle Released on Or'
 deIs from Headquarters.

Arizona cattle are ire }, to come and go wherever they please. Gov. Frsrk- lin, sa.s the Republican, yesterday re- ceived the folio wing telegram from D. R. salmon, chief of the bureau of the animal industry, department of agri- culture:
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Mir. Drachm ,n Of Tucson was iG to.n ye,tar 'ay ard placed several good 'ders for Arbuckl .s coff e.
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Work on the Telephone mine still continues and shipments of ore go forth with usual regularity.
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HALF of the legisls.i i've session has yasssd, but e yet there has been no Legislation of special importance,
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Miss Emma Psuer, returned 10 Bisbee this morning.
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Frank Jones leaves tomorrow for Pesree to lecture st tH at ,hr:viug burg
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THa prison removal blll has p-sseu As heuss. Iss chances ot passing ehs council ere slim.

The gubanatsrial chances of Co., shiss's candidate, R. A. F. Psarsss is conceded te bs excellent.
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MILL FOR SALE.

ten-7tamP mill co.;rLFTE. pans 3 se,- tlers an a,irat1r. two IS-foot rtvo wing c, ncen. trators, Itx5o torhs ergine, two oilers. all ip gooi work n: order. Bioing nearly new Can b: novel as Il close to railroad Mus, de soin. ani can be bc,'ght Ter s8 oco
 Address RoSTEC1oR Nfhce, I, mi store Aris
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A Real Blood Remedy.

Cancer is a blood disease, and only blood remedy will cure it. s. $. $. (cua,uufeed bn,rIy 5Certa6le) is real blood remedy, and never fails to per rlancutlv cure Cancer, Scrofula, Eczema, Rheumatism or any other disease of the blood. Send for our books on Cancer and Blood Diseases. ::,:, ;: ;:; :..:: :;::;:: :::;::: :::; j: :: s
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Pure DiOod

ls t',c -"r tCr To rcStrrntior to health which l.Ju,I SoIrsa !,..A I.-I SNCS-
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-06-18
Transportation Of Bicycles Free on the
PPmnSyIVaHIa fsaiEronu,

TIE Pennsylvania Railroad Company an.
nounces that on and after april :, 1897. bicy.
Giles will be checked by baggage agents anc
Carried in the baggage cars of the company
when accompanied on the same train by the
owners. free of cost. provided the passenger
presenting bicycle for carriage has no bag.
gage; otherwise the bicycle will Lc charged
for at regular rates.
This arrangement applies to all the lines OF
the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad System east o:
PittSburg and Erie.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-06-18
How TIC Cure All skin Diseases.

Simply apply "Swayne's Ointment" No m
ternal medicine required. Cures letter, eczema,
itch, erysipelas, all unsghtly eruptions on the
face, hands and nose, etc, leaving tine skin
clear, white and healthy. Its great healing and
curative powers are possessed by no other rem
ment.
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SYMPToMs-Mosture; intense itching and
singing; most at night; worse by scratching
II allowed 10 continue tumors form, which
often bleed and ulcerate, becoming very sore.
wdyne's Ointment stops the itching and bleed
ing, heals liberation, and in most cases re-
movesth tn mors. AT druggists, or by mail
for 50 cents. DIR. Swayne X Son. Philadrl phia
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SUNDAY TRAINS

Sunday trains leave Baltimore for Delta ant
intermediate stations ut $50 A. NJ and 4 GC
p. NJ. They will leave Cardiff for Baltimore
and intermediate stations at 6.55 A. NJ. and
$50 p. NJ, stopping at Bel Air at 7.55 A. NJ
and 40 7. NJ. An additional train will leave
Bel Air for Baltimore and intermediate sta.
tons at <. 10 =. NJ, and Baltimore for Bel All
at $50 =. NJ. arriving ut Bel Air at S p. NJ
and Baltimore $50 =. NJ.
J. II. kLIEEFELTER, Gen. Pass. AgU.
". \. MOORE Geun Manager.
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REGARDLESS OF COST.

Clerk Ito employer): What shall
| mark that new lot of black silk att
Employer: Mark the selling price
seventy-tive cents q yard" Clerk
But it only cost twenty-five cents a
yard" employer: Il don't care
what it cost. I'm selling off regard,
less of cost.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-06-18

-Critic-The hero and the villain
bad a duel last night on the stage.
Frieud-Who got the worst of it.
Critic-The audience.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-06-18

Tie man who mas al II UHEs-%C-$
ways been model Of - fSA,>SE~~-
business method and u II IN -
dignity-who would as
soon think OF putting
his feet on the piano at
home as on the desk at MS once - hi'AIiy
goes TO pieces all al once: bAnkFupiCy
with it has come an utter loss OF !mb!Hon'
dignity and health. lii-hSalth IS At the
bottom OF ii all Bankruptcy @tar>s III ne
face eveTy bushes" man "Ho heEleSlH ms
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500 REWARD.
The Henry Watson Aid Society,

An Auxiliary Committee of the Henry Wat
son Childrons Aid Society has been formed in
Bel Air. The duties of this Committee are:
First to look after children who are proper oh
jccts of charity; ID, to find homes in the coun-
ty for children under the care of the Society.
Full information upon application to
REV. K. A. CASTL EMAN, Secretary, or
VIM II. HARLAN. President. 24je
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-06-18

lin saddest when l sing" she
warbled, in agoniZed tones There
are Others" was the inelegant reply
of young Sawyer
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When you say mo" to woman
you must follow it with an explana
ton.
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lie that takes no holiday hasten> Il
long rest.
Hopeless poverty often appears in a
dress suit
1t is easier to hold an anaconda 5
tail than fools tongue.
God has created At hunger which
only immortality can appease.
Putting little thoughts into big
words don't make them weigh any
more
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SURETY BONDS
OF EVERY KIND

EETT BONDS
OF EVERY KIND
UNITED STATES FIDELITY AND GUARANTY COMPANY.
Home Ohfce-S. W. Cor. German and Cal
vert streets, Ei,to., Md.
StoekmoIders Liability 500, 900. 90
Total Resources $1,000. 900 90
Hon FRANK BROWN, President, Governor
of Maryland from S92 to 1896
JOHN r. BLAND. First NicC-PrrS., and Gen'l.
manager Sec'y. Merchants ana fg.Association
from 1880 to 1896.
j. X EMP BART. EFT, j Il, Second Vice President.
ALEXANDER PAYSoS KNAPP Secretary.
TOWNSEND SCOTT, Treasurer, Bankers estab-
lished 1892.
GEO. W. TRUITT, Superintendent of Agents.
Hon. TSIDOR RAYNER, General Counsel.
MARTIN LEUMAYER. WIN. & RAYNER, Assist
ants TO General Counsel.
Deposited with the Treasurer of the State of
MARYLAND for security of all BondholderS
500, 10000.
GIVES SECURITY FOR
Executors, Administrators, Trustees, Receiv-
ers, Officers of Banks, Officers Of Corporations
Officers of Lodges and Societies, Contractors,
Clerks, Messengers, Conductors, Motormen and
all other employees.
~ Guarantees the fulfillment of Contracts.
WALTER w. PRESTON,
Agent and Attorney for Hartford Co.
25Se1y
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Baggage called for and checked from hotels
and residences by Union Transfer Co. on or
ders left at ticket Offices, n. W. Cor. CALVERT
and Baltimore Sts, 23O $. Broadway or Cam
den Station.
w. NJ GREENE, Gen. Manager.
CHAS. O. SCULL. Gen. Passenger Agent
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-06-18

After man has learned to dislike
a woman she can no longer punish
him.