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Baltimore Markets.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
Rest for the Bowels.

No matter what ails you, headache to a can
Ger, you will never get well until your bowels
are put right. CASCARET5 help nature, cure
you without grippe or pain, produce eaay
start getting your health back. CASCARETS
Candy Cathartic. the genuine, put up in Il etal
boxes, every tablet has C. Q. c. stamped on it,
Beware Of limitations. 42S
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1n Monday, May 18th, 100,
ios. ACRES oELANp,

More or Less. being the same and all the land
which was devised TO John 4. Davis and Aquila
Davis by the last will and testament of their
father, John Davis, deceased, and by the last
will and testament OF their brother, William j
Davis, deceased, which said wills are now OF
record in the Office of the Register of Wills of
Hartford County, in Lbcr Il. S. B.. No. s. folio
1873, and Liber e. W. b, NOT, folio "a, re.
speetively, except 81 acres, 2 rooIs and 81
p.!ches, more or less, claimed as the dowec of
Ella A. Davis, widow OF Aquia Dav s. de.
ceased. This pro erty will be boid subject to
A 1GYAl-0 the dover right of Sarah E.
ssSy-TIaSs-,sS Davis, widow of John I. Davis
MIrsst,.st1 deceased. This property is i'm.
E.Gi-' .SSiIAfa proved by Al DWELLING
HOUSE, Stable and other outbuildings.
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Gs-Lost.-Oa Monday between Bel All
and Chestnut Hill, purse containing about
$2S in bills. Reward of SIS II returned to this
Office
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RGSIN EnS NOTICEk.

Eight cents line for the first insertion
and cents a line for each srsbseqxentinser-
tion-seren tcords to a line. No advertise-
n,ent Inserted unless prepaid.
No ddpes fiscDicnt iNse sted for less than 25
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AMERITED RECOGNITION.

Mr.. Albert s. Cook, principal of
Franklin High School, Baltimore
county, has been agreed upon by the
School Commissioners of that county
for the position of Secretary, Treas
urer and Examiner. Mr.. Cook was
formerly principal of the Bel Air
Academy and is we'll known as one of
the best educators in the State.
While here, he and his brother, Mr..
Elmer j. Cook, now one of Towson's
prominent lawyers, inaugurated an
advanced system of education and at
once brought our county seats school
up to the recognized standard for
which it has been noted throug
the State. Although it received a
temporary set back after Mr.. Cooks
departure, it has through the efficient
management of the present incum-
bant, Mr.. w. d. Maynard, regsined
it's lost prestage and is if anything in
better shape than ever before. Har-
ford county has always prided her
self ON her excellent public school
system and we'll she might, for none
stands higher in our commonwealth.
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I6s Ee!zaaa 1atSlltasaesr:
BEL .AIR, ND.
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL a7, 1900.

wNOTICE To CORRESPONDENCE
communications intended for publication must
be accompanied by the real name of the writer,
though not for publication unless desired,
otherwise they viii receive no attention.
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EsJ"Cattle taken ON Pasture. e. Edward
Kerr, Fountain Green.
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Public LEGAL Law.

CHAPTER 800.
AN ACT to add All ad1it .onal section to Article
13 of the Code of Pubic Local Laws title
Har ford County, sub title Fish, to il! mediate
" follow 81 ctiou ia, to he known as Sec
tion ia A.
SECTION /. Be it enacted Jy he General is.
SSMJiy Of .HG'yLdad. That an additional section
be, and the same is added TO Article ] 3 of the
Code Of Public Local Laws title Hartford
County," subtitle Fish," to immediately
follow Section ia to be known us Section ia
A, and to read as fellows:
ia A. ANY person violating any of the
provisions of Section 113 and ia preceding,
shall pay fine of rot less than ten CT more
than one hundred dollars.
SECTION 2. And be il tRGcted, That this Act
shall take effect from the date of its passage.
Approved April 10th, 1909.
--s. JOHN WALL Err SMITH,
Governor.
JOHN HUBNER,
President of the Senate,
LLOYD WILKINSON,
Speaker OF the House OF Delegates.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE SENATE.
hereby certify, that the. aforegoing is a
true copy OF an Act OF the General Assembly
of Maryland, passed at the January Session,
1900. y.
ALFRED RITTEN,
Secretary Of fine Senate
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By virtue of decree of the rcuit Court for
Hartford County, sitting as Court of Equity,
the subscriber, as trustee, will offer at Public
Auction, at the Court House door, in Bel Air,
Maryland,
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Just arrived nd for sale, carload of
orSCs and mares, suitable for all purposes
II. B. Bruins, Railroad sale Stables, Bel Air.
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M5-Are you satisfied with your invest
mcnl ! II not, call it In. Here Is one for
s3,CGO No mortgage moro secure, pays net
In crest Of nine per cent. per anDum, in
monthly payments. Small payment will
bold II for you for or 6 mouths. Investigate.
Inn w Anderson Ra1 Air MI
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yJ~ For Sale-1oO bundles of choice Fod
der } g. WysGng, Hickory
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lzS~ For Sa!e.-Good young Jersey Fresh
Cow. Charles +. Ely, near Darlington.
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EaGr For Sale lheap.-A farm of 96 acres,
with dwelling house aid all necessary out
buildings, situated mile from station on
the b. & o. X. K. Apply to Hudson Bate
Iasn Wilma Md
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G3 Wanled.--A III irried man to work by
the mouth. House on the farm to rent. W.
L. Robinson, Vale, Md.
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|is- Rock perch and herring plentiful a
Ott:r Point Fishery, John 2. Leght.
aD'B Barred Plymouth Rcck Eggs, 81 per Is
Incubator Eggs, So per 100. Stock for Sale
M. Z. R;dgely, Benson, Nj.
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LOT OR PARCEi. OF LAND


LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND
situate on Broadway. in the town of Bel Air
between the lots of Nathan Dean and Gilbert
= Hawkirs, and being the same property
whcreun one George w. TuwiisIey, IL e of a ar
ford county, deceased, resided at Tx: time of
his death. and more particularly &c. Cribcd in
n decd TO the said George ". Tuwnscy
from Michael. Whn!nnd ard wife dated
the 18th day of March, in the year 1888,
End recorded amongst the Land Record
of Hartford county, in LiLer a. L. j, No. AZ,
folio 3i7.
- The improvements consist
e$aI&lsG Of a comfortable tw0-stury
c. q. 81 r. Frame DWELLING HOUSE
- F'aHsA of six rooorns, with spring
-~|aSasssss;ssasz~ wat r in the Kitchen, and all
necessary OutbuildIngs.
This property also has on it fine apple, pear
and other fruit trees, and contains rich gar
Gen spot
TERMS OF SALE.
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree are
That one-third Of the purchase money to he
paid in cash on the day of sale, Or Gu the ratiti
cation thereof. in the discretion of the trustee
| ne-thrd thereof in six months and the residue
| i'll twelve months from the day of sale. or al
cash on day of sale, AZ the option of the purchas
| the day ofssale, and to be secured by the notes
| HARRY S. CARVER,
Trustee.
| I q Sou
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Wireless TelcgranhY.

Mark Hanna has complete control
Of the Ohio Republican Convention.
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Terms OF SALE.

The terms Of sale prescribed by the decree
shall be paid in cash on the day of sale; one.
third thereof in six mouths and the balance in
twelve months; the credit payments to bear
interest from tic day of sale and to be secured
by the notes or bonds of the purchaser, with
security TO be approved by the trustee, or al
cash ut option of purchaser.
NOBLE l.. MITCHELL,
Trustee
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re- Eggs for Matching from white Plymouth
Rocks the best general purpose fowls. Price
so cents per b. Robert z. 4. Leight, Joppa,
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GB-Hsy, Oats ard Ear Corn for sale at the
Homestead. j II. Z. Watts
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re Pssture.-tiorses, 81; Cattle, $3.50 in
separate fields. IL. 5. NJ Twain, Churchville
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-04-27

Lord Roberts has been badly
fooled another time. He had the
Beers in a trap from which escape
was impossible, and cent about 10000
troops from his army after 6, 600 of the
enemy, who were bothering Dolgetty
at Wepener. But alas, when his
troops got there the willy Beers had
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-04-27

Secretary Gage las sent to the
Senate al itemizad statement of wal
tax receipts from June 10, 1898, tc
March 81, 1900. They amount tc
$1S3, 4O5, e92.
Lord Roberts has sent another
overwhelming force of British troops
against the few Beers in the Orange
Free State.
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Trustees Sale.

BY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court for
Hartford County, as Court uf Equity, the SUBJ
scriber, as trustee. will tiI"T az Public Sale,
ut the Court House do0rin Bel Air,
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NJ V.8AG ssts to CUEE Tobacco Habit.


Annie L. Hecl1ert and In the Circuit Court
Henry c. Heckcrt, her for
husband, vs. Hartford County.
Mary Elizabeth Wolff In Equity.
ct al.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-04-27

Ns-The attention of the buying public is
called to the advel tissmerti in this Issue of the
Baltimore Clothing House. Mr.. Getz haa
been long enoughin Bel Air to have esrah-
lished a reputation for first class goods at low
prices, and makes It beast that he has never
published an ''ad' which be didn't live up to.
@"For Sale and Rent-Farms, Business
Stands, Town Lots. Money to loan. H. A
Whitaker, Attorney at Law, Bel Air, MI.
~ For service--Imported Hackney
Stallion Cosmo and Trotting Stallion Brews
ter. Chas. I. Burns, Bel Air.
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Ns- For Sale Chesp.-1 one horse Wagon,
four-seated Carriage. Apply to John Dun
nigan, DR., at E. NJ. Aliens near Darlington.
@-For Rent in a berdecn-Store, story
Dwelling and Stable, adjoining the Bank.
Known as the Hilton property. Robert
Archer Rel Air Ma
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Trustees Sale.

]. S. Richardson, Auctioneer.
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on the table March !, Be taken up.
Motion seconded " paImeter and car
fied. The ordinance was then rejected.
On pAotion By Mason, seconded By
PalmeteF and carried, The clerk was In
stEueted 70 notify the water md light
company not 20 pile wood On Rrunt
strest and 20 remove the wood pilsd
thereon within 20 days.
The board thea pEOceedsd 10 canvas
the votes east ct the village election.
ID. y. Mason, n. n. Palmeter. A. v.
ChambeFIIn, samuel Carnahan and Geo.
e. Reynolds were declared daily elected.
A vote OF thanks vas extended John
and Hedal for faithful attendance and
services during the past year.
The old board then adjourned zine die.
THE NEW BOARD ORGANIZES.
The first meeting Of the new board Of
trustees was held Immediately after the
adjournment Of tie old board with the
following members present: n. II.
Paimeter, ID. r. Mason, A. v. Chamber.
lin. Samuel Carnahan and Geo. e. Rey-
nOlds. The new members all took the
oath Of once, aud the board organized
BY the election Of Geo. Y. Reynolds NJ
chairman, James II. Harte, clerk, and
c. III. Clayton, treasurer.
The following standing committees
were then appointed:
Fire and Water Reynolds and Palm
eter.
Streets and Public Property-Palm
eter and ChambeFlip.
Landings and Wharfs Reynolds and
Chamberiin.
Health and Pollce-Nas0n and Palm
eter.
Palmeter was elected street commits
siOner at q compensation Of 81 day
with team.
On motion the regular monthly meet
ings Of the board wiIl be held on the
hrSt Monday evening Of each month.
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PrsessAiags of the Ola End HSW Boards,
nills AllewSA, Ets

PrssssAiass Of The Ola saA Hsw Boards.
nills Allowed, Ets
Regular meeting Of the board Of
trustees was held Saturday evening. p.
W. johnson, n. r. PalmeteF, d. T.
Mason and T. Z. HedAl being present.
The minutes Of the adjourned regular
meeting were read and approved.
The report Of the treasurer showed
sS76s on hand, and amount paid out
during the year on the warranted in.
debtedness 10 be 81, Io0.90.
A protest was read from property
owners on Front street against the use
Of any part OF said street for private
purposes. After the matter had been
discussed Mr.. Mason moved that Front
street be cleared OF all distractions.
TIE motion was seconded By Palmeter.
who offered an amendment that al
streets aud alleys be cleared Of ObstrOc.
tloas and rubbish. The amendment
was accepted and the motion passed
Mr.. Mason then offered q motion that
the resolution adopted by the board on
March 3. 1900 granting to the water
aud hight company the right 70 pile
wood On q portion Of Front street. be
and the same b hereby revoked. Thu
motion was seconded by Palmeter and
carried.
a
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IN rHE D1srRIcr COURT.


4 ayiSt Il Dssiasss esssnA On b Ja1gs
Kate Fitzpatrick, q native Of Great
Britain; Victor Belmore. Mike Fitz-
patrick and George Stiles. also natives
Of Great Britain; Antoine Busk, native
of Denmark; Emile DucomOn, Chas.
Parret and Paul JacOt. natives Of
Switzerland; Christian wahl, q native
Of Sweden. were all made citizens Of the
United States during the past week.
On motion Of John B. Goode. county
attorney. the case against W. C. King
was dismissed, the defendant having
paid the fine imposed BY the prObste
court for cutting timber on school land.
The case Of the Standpoint Lumber
company W. J. G. Smith was tried be-
fore = jury and resulted in a verdict for
the plaintiff
Sarah Baker secured q divorce from
her husband W. II. Baker, and W. c.
Beetle secured divorce from his wife,
Fannie C. Beebe, on Tuesday.
The case Of Della HOltOn W. the Sand
point Lumber company was tried before
. jury and q verdict rendered in favor
OF the plaintiff.
After an examination in open court
on motion Of John b. Goode, Esq A. A
Crane was admitted TO the Idaho bar.
The case Of the State Of Idaho Va. An.
tonic and PasQual Daniano was dis.
missed for the reason that the prescott.
ing witness against them had died since
finding Of the indictment, and without
his testimony conviction would be i'm,
possible
The case Of Peter Bach w. the Sand
point Lumber Company was settled Ou'
of court and was dismissed from TIN
calendar rs per stipulation filed viii
the clerk Of the court.
The case of the State Of Idaho W. tn,
Great Northern r. r. was ordered dis
missed from the calendar.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-14

ssns 0sed Psespssts d tAs new Cwunns
cevB DlstFlst-
IN southern Kootenal county near
where The -. laaries river enters I.ntah
county Ilesa mineral belt that win some
day equal, o. t does not auFpass, any
other mining district 10 noEthefn Idaho.
The ores in the district carry copper,
gold and silver, and q ons Of Tie pres
pects. that b now attracting attention
- . copper proposition, . ehank e pure
copper Was recently taken out measnr-
Ing about one cubic foot. The ledge b
said 70 be heavily impregnated with
native copper, and samples exhibited at
this once show Il 20 be very rich IN that
mineral. James and Henry Tyson, who
live In thst part OF the county and who
were In town this week looking after
some business at the land once, ore the
owners Of . eroupe OF claims In the
Camas Cove district and they had sam-
pie phiais Of free gold with them which
they claim 10 have taken from the
quartz By hand mortar. They claim
TO have seven foot ledge Of free mill
Ing ore that win average eIl to the ton,
samples going a. high a. 60. From
fOurteen foot ledge they have samples
that assay al the way from % % 70 go
per ton. principally silver. They have
developed their property BY tunnel 100
feet in length, giving perpendicular
depth Of 20 feet. The land on which
their claims are located was filed upon
under the timber and stone act BY r. n.
Deriner, WIN. chatham and J. W.
Green, OF Spokane. WASH, and they
were here to see that their mining
claims we're not interfered with In the
timber land final proofs.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-14

A letter from State Auditor Bartlett
Sinclair TO william Ainsiie Of the state
soidiers' home, published In the Boise
Capital, sayE ~As TO my own candidacy,
concerning which you make inquiry. ]
have this TO say: II. In the wisdom Of
the parties uniting for Q common cam
paign. the once Of representative In
congress OF governor falls to the silver
republicans, will be placed In nOmina-
ton. feel that can Be Of service TO
my state In either position, and do not
fear the results Of . campaign. II 1t be
deemed wise 10 withhold those 0fices
from our party. ] shall be guided By the
wishes Of the friends Of reform and the
free coinage OF silver 40 TO the steps
best 70 be taken In my own ease"
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TIE case Of the State VI. S. Z. Henry
was set for last Monday In the district
court. Henry failed to appear until
Tuesday. when the judge ined him $50
for contempt Of court and committed
him until the tine was paid. Henry &c
cured the money q few hours later and
paid the nne. His trial has been post
poned until next term Of court on &C.
count OF the absence Of some OF his
witnesses.
Beginning next week the train crew
win 60 TO Post Falls, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays for The purpose Of
doing the necessary switching at that
place. This will avoid the vexatious
delays on the regular run between here
and Spokane which have caused %
much profanity aud in feeling on The
part OF the travelling public. TIE PEG.
pie win appreciate the improved servics
which Superintendent Gilbert seems de.
termined 10 give them on the branch
llue.
NJ. ROnold. general organizer for the
Endowment Rank, knights Of Pythias
visited KOOtenAi lodge, Thursday even.
Ing and gave . very interesting talk q
members on the benefits and good
features Of the rank. There were {
number OF visiting brothers present
from Rathdrum and Post Falls, amenl
them J. @. Callahan. Edwin McI3ce, J.
woOlery, A. W. Post, A. N. Tucker and
L. 7. Quaries. After the close OF th'
lodge q light luncheon OF sandwiches
coffee and cake was served In the Ee
ceptiOn room.
In Q number Of homestead contests
from this, as well as other land Office
In the country, the papers have beeS
returned from Washington for add
tional alIidavits showing that the cou
tests which ere based on the alleged ab
sence Of the homesteader from saiC
land are not due 10 his enlistment Il
the army or navy Of the United State
during the Spanish OF any other war
The person contrasting must b able b
prove these thlngs By witnesses. tn
action Of the ollAclals b based upon IN,
laW OF June u, IsDs, permitting aOsenc'
Il, from the land when serving 10 soldier
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Notice h hereby gwen that al owners
or occupants Of property. within the
limits Of the village OF CeuE d'Alene.
are directed 20 remove ali rubbish OF
other distractions from the streets and
alleys bordering on the property. owned
OHeccupied BY them. without delay. OF
be subject 10 the penalties prescribed
by Law.
Attest: BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Jas. II. HARTE,
Village Clerk.
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The fond mother dreams great dreams
ofbaby's futare as she holds the s1eeping
little one in her arms. But the dreams
viii never come true unless she has
given him q strong body and . healthy
mind Children die in hosts, OF live TO
struggle tAroaKh life feeble Of body and
dull Of mind becsnBe the mother Was
unfit physically and mentally for moth
efhood Women who use d. Pierre's
Faporite Prescription endOW their chill
dren with strong bodies And bright minda.
II Is every mothers duty 10 give her
child the advantages q q healthy body
and mind. A weak OF sickiy woman
cannot do this. SFsvoCite PrescTiptiOn"
makes weak women strong and SICK
women well
MnL oEEia SEileA, of DownlnR. Dann ca .WiA.
WTtle8- 81 have bcea iniea1llE 10 wFike Do yu1
ever simce my baby wns born On regard 10 whnR
your Favogife Preseripei0a has dsae Cor me I
cA.net Eraine q eao1Ih. for have ma heea ~
wsn hr I've years as nov am- In Juiy iaa1 bad
hahy boy. Weight a. po@ndA. aaA1 wasouiy airk
. short time. enA sisce ! 80 up hswe nd haA
one ack Day. have nO1 bad any womb esoahle
silce getunA wls noa oAiy aarprisrd 1yself
o1a an 81 my dienAs here are sufpEised % see
ne - we'll
d.. Pizce's Pellets cure hiliOusnem.