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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-10-12
Big Registration in ElktOn.

Tuesday was the last day for rcgistra-
ton in Cecil county this fall. There
wcr" only two days for the work. but
Notwithstanding that fact. the registra-
ton this year is one of the largest for
several years. The Elkton registration
on Tuesday, was as follows First pre-
Cinct-2S new names and III transfers.
Second precincl-,iG new names, and II
transfers. On October 1&t there We're
IS new names and : transfers i'll the
First precinct, and % new names and
10 transfers in the Second precinct. Dur
ing the two days registration in Elkton.
&C. new names We're added in the First
precinct. and 81 transfers. In the Second
precinct. IG new names and 30 transfers.
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Kind Words,
lyatt>villc. Md. Oct. 9TH. 1901

llynttSvilc. Md. Oct. 9TH 1901.
Henry r. Tolhrrt, ESD. Elkton. Md.
My Dear Sir In behalf of the
lIyattSviIIc Republican club. / write. 10
extend to you their grateful thanks for
the very able and interesting address YOU
favored them with ut their mass meeting.
on til" 4th inst. The enjoyed your talk
and your praises have spread through
this district. Many ar" the regrets en-
pressed. 10y those who were not at the
meeting. and you can rest assured, you
will always he welcome in IIyattsvllc.
Yours for Success.
NM. Il. SEVERE.
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'llayr 10y some surgeon Shylock on
thy charge to stop his wounds lest he do
bleed to death. People can bleed to
death. The loss of blood wrnkrnS the
body. 1t must follow that gain of blood
gives tn" body strength. The strength
rning effect of DR.. picrcr's Golden Mcdi-
cal Discovery is in large part due to its
action on the Matchmaking glands and
the increased supply of pure. rich blood
it produces. 1t is only when the blood
is impoverished and impure that disease
finds II soil in which to root. The Dis
covcrE' puriiicS the blood and makes it
antagoniStic to disease. When the body
is emdciatcd, the lungs are weak, an /
there is obstinate lingering cough. Cold
On Medical Discovery" puts the body on
Il fighting footing against disease, and 50
increases the vitality that disease is
thrown off. and physical health perfectly
and permanently restored. 1t has cured
thousands who were hopeless and help
less, and who had tried all other means
of cure without avail.
IWcnty-one one-cent stamps to cover
expense of mailing only will obtain Il
copy of DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Med
ical Adviser, zoos pages, in paper cover.
Send thirtyone stamps if Ioth bindin,
is preferred. Address DR.. X. V. Pierce,
Buffalo, \. Y.
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THOUSANDS LIKE THIS.

at affords me great pleasure to recon-
mend Nelaton's Rheumatic Cure TO all
sufferers of rheumatism, and always
do so. My wife was a terrible sufferer
for two years and was dropsical, not
being able to do any work at all. She
was attended by several doctors with no
results. After taking one bottle of
Nelaton's Remedy she was greatly i'm.
proved and before finishing the second
bottle she could do all her work, and is
now well and strong woman. w. A..
WRIGHT, Queenstown, Md
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ln Memorian1.
JAMES T. TRAINER. DECEASED

LANES r. TRAINER. DECEASED.
At Il regular meeting held October 18th.
IDOL the following resolutions were pas
Sod by Banner Council. No. II. O. L. A.
NJ. of Calvert. Md.
Whereas 1t has pleased our Heavenly
Father i'll his all-wiSc providence to take
from our Council. our beloved brother,
James 7. Trainor we look to the SUI
premc Council above; therefore. be it
RESOLVED That while we mourn
the loss of our esteemed brother, we bow
in humble submission to the will of Him
who docth all things well. That our
heartfelt sympathy be extended to the
family of our deceased brother, and that
our charter he drapcd for IL period of
thirty days.
That n copy of these resolutions ho
sent to the family of our deceased brother
also spread on the minutes of our Coull-
ell, and II copy he sent to the county
papers. also the Oxford Press
PHILIP WATTS.
JOHN +. BERRIKER,
WEBSTER WHITE,
., Committee
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Cheerful News
FROM
Eastern Shore.

"GENTLEMEN:-I take pleasure in
writing to let you know the good Nela-
tons Remedy has done for us. have
been taking medicines for the last rs
years, but none have done me as much
good as 'Nelaton's Remedy for Rheu-
matism.' OF the many dollars have
spent for medicine the last one was the
healer. With many good wishes to you
l am CAPT. john H. JONES, ST. Michaels,
Md"
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THE JUDICIAL CONVENTION.

w 7 HEN til" Judicial c""v"",
wv tinn of our party. r"pr''-
S"nting the Second Judicial
District. met on Monday
last, after full consultation rs to- the
ACCESSIBILITY of making nomination wa~
considered. il WAS deemed inadviSablr 10
make Il nominations, Either Mr.. l.. NJ.
Haincs or Mr. George \. Blake. who.
were the fHvoritrS for tn" nomination.
could have received it, but they them
selves, after full consideration of the
matter declined to be considered They
were not i'll this influenced or hindrrcd
by any one, but they themselves thought
il best to have the convention make no
nomination.
As Il result of this action. the breach
between the two wings of the Democratic
party. German and Anti-Gorman. ring
and anti-rng will hr wider than before
and the fight between them will 20
tierccly on to the great advantage of tn"
local Republican tickets.
Had a Republican candidate for Judge
been nominated for Il hopeless contest
(thr district rs Il district being Demo-
craticl it would have had the effect of
driving the two wings together. rs the
men who nominated Judge Brown and
who are his friends throughout the Judi
rial District, are aS Il rule. Anti-Gorman
and are opposed to the German local
ring tickets Now they can 20 ON with
their fight against the local German tick
cts without any danger of retaliation
against Judge Browns candidacy by the
Gormanitcs.
The failure to nominate Il Republican
candidate for Judge was Il bitter disap-
pointment to our local German ring. Il
disappointment which they deeply felt
and plainly showed
1t all means that the local Democratic
ring tickets in Cecil. Kent. Caroline and
Talbot are doomed to more certain de-
feat than ever.
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Sunday School Convention.

The Cecil County Sunday School Con
vcntion will he held at Chesapeake City.
on Saturday and Sunday. October 26th
and 9th Rev. j. X. ShuItz, of Balti-
moro. will preach the convention sermon
and sing Il number of solos. besides as
SiSting in the general work of the con-
vcntion. Further particulars next week.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-10-12

- ONCEDELN the roads of Cecil
county were never worse man
aged than they have been for
several years past. TaX-pay-
ers, why not take Il hand and pitch out
these pilfcrcrs of the Treasury who think
of their own ends and not of the peoples
benefits
Why let your Democracy make you 50
blind that you would rather have the
max" Il change for your OWE good
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-10-12
For Revision Only:
TUESDAY, OCTOBER IS,
Registration Offices VIII be
Open From 8 A. NJ. to 7 P.
vi.

NJ.
The Registers will sit at The following
places in their respective district or pre-
cinCt:
First District-In Cecilton, at Robin
sons Hotel, on road leading from Cecil
ton to Middletown.
Second DiStrict-In Chesapeake City
at William Hudson's Room, opposite
Masonic Hall.
Third Dislrict-First Precinct, in Elk
ton, at Foard Office Building, on West
side of North street.
Third District-Second Precinct, in
Elkton, at the store of VIM. R. Gil pin,
on w. Mair street
Fourth District Fair Hill, at NJ. S.
Seminars Store.
Fifth Dstrict-First Precinct, in North
East, at Andrew AnderSon's Hardware
Store, West side of Main street.
Fifth Dstrict-Second Precinct, in
Charlestown, at j. N. Black Old Store
Building.
Sixth District-In Rising Sun, at H. ].
Sheppard's Tailor Shop.
Seventh Distrct-First Precinct, at
Port Deposit, at Carson's Drug Store
No. 9 n. Main street.
Seventh District-SeCond Precinct, in
Perryville, at Mechanics Hall
Eighth District-At lakewood, in the
American Mechanics Hall.
Ninth District-At Zion, in Edward
Carhart's Insurance Office.
BY ORDER OF
JOHN NJ. TUCKER, President,
DR.. DELMAR SMITHERS,
VIM. A. CAMERON,
Board Ct Supervisors Of Elections fol
Cecil County.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.
STATE TICKET.

STATE TICKET.
For Comptroller of the State Treasury
HERMAN $. pLATT,
of Baltimore City.
For Clerk of the Court of Appeals:
THOMAS rAltRAN,
of Calvert County.
COUNTY TICKET.
State Senator
HENRY NJ. MCCULLOUGH.
House of Delegates
JOHN w. TAYLOR.
JOSHUA CLAYTON.
ARTHUR II. OWENS.
County Treasurer:
GEORGE NJ CHRISTIE.
Assistant Treasurer
WILLIAM RUTTER.
County Commissioncr-Long Term
GEORGE X. SPENCE.
County Commissioner Short Term
JAMES {. CROTHERS.
Sheriff
HOMARD TERRY.
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The Cecil Wing Aims to Advance
the Best Interests of Cecil County.
ELKTON, MD, OCT. II, 1901.

Sworn Circulation of Cecil Wing
July 81, 1901, 100 copics-Twelvc Pages
Aug. 3, 1901, 100 copies-Twclvc Pages
Aug. 10, 1901, 100 copics-Tcn Pages
Aug. II, 1901, ITO copies-Twrlvc Pages
Aug. "a, 1901, 1714 copics-Twelvc Pages
Aug. 81, 1901. I'LL copcs-Tcn Pages
Sept Z, 1901, 100 copics-Tcn Pages
Sept IA, 1901, 1900 copics-Tcn Pages
Sept 81, 1901, 100 copics-Tcn Pages
Sept. 2S, 1901, 100 copics-Tcn Pages
Oct. >, 1901. 100 copirs-rrn Pages
Oct. -, 1901. 100 copicS-Trn Pages
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7 HAT candidate on the Demo
wv cratic ticket dare stand III
Y ' and defend the infamous
Election Law -: The propl,
have it up their sleeves for til" men VIII
voted for it, Austin l.. trothcrS is one
of them. He and his colleagues on the
ticket will all bite the dust.
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Dress Goods

New and attractive. New York favorites
in all the shades on the cardboard. They
look like more expensive properly, 25c.
Wool fabrics for tailor-made suits, Csc to
35c per yard; choice selections for soc,
65c, Use, SIC, SOC and Il that compare
favorably with higher priced material.
TRAININGS to suit all the shades. New
invoice of black silks; the newest things
on the market
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-10-12
State, County and Dog Taxes

ONStN~t ooSiiNy SsAA~ Tvs L C<A~S
in said county, for the year 1901, he will sit in
the several Election Districts, as follows:
ton, First district
October 18th, at the office of George X.
Houck, Chesapeake City, Second district.
October 18th, at Flyers Store, Colora,
Sixth district
October 21st, at Grason's Hotel Rising
Sun, Sixth district.
October 22d, at A. l.. Barry's, Port De-
post, Seventh district.
October 23d, at Woodrow's Hotel, Como
wngo, Eighth district.
October 24th, at William v Walkers,
Calvert, Ninth district.
October 25th, at Henry Hess, Fair Hill,
Fourth district.
October Goth, at Andrew Anderson's Office,
North East, Fifth district.
Between the hours OF 8 a. m. and 3 D. m,
As the law provides, discount of | per
cent will be allowed on all State and County
laXeS palu before november LIST, IaX-payers
will please take notice that taxes are due and
payable on September LIST, and that on all
bills unpaid on January LIST, interest will be
charged and collected from September LIST.
After January LIST delnquents will be warned
that unless settlement in full be made before
April lst, the claims against them WILL BE
PLACED IN THE HANDS OF THE SHERIFF
OF THE COUNTY, who shall. proceed to seize
their property and dispose of the same to pay
the taxes due, with the charges thereon and
all costs of SALE, Dogs and Shuts whose
owners have no other property, unless tax Is
paid, will be killed.
The Treasurer would, therefore, respect =
fully urge all taxpayers to pay promptly, and
II possible, in time to obtain the benefit of
the discount.
WILLIAM T. FRYER,
oct5 4w Treasurer.
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Blankets.

Visit the new Blanket Department In
basement. You must see the $3.50 and
1915 white ones direct from headquart-
ers in New York. Finer ones IS, IS,
$3.50 upwards to 80 per pair.
A blanket is necessary outfit for horse
ga and Buffalo brands.
We have good size square blanket with
straps, complete, at very low price, SO
pairs In the bale.
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Reward.

Two hundred $4,000 dollars reward will be
paid for the arrest ana conviction OF party OF
parties cutting or interfering with wires
belonging to the undersigned Company.
MARYLAND TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH
COMPANY OF BALTIMORE CITY.
Scpt2S-tf
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Clothing

Several suits left of the large Job lot.
Do not miss this opportunity. 1t Is
money in your pocket.
Fresh, nobby suits now taking the place
of those closed out. The wearer looks
we'll dressed at Il small outlay. Over
coats now arriving. Many styles to
show.
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Shoes.

The volume of our shoe trade speaks
loudly for their intrinsic merit. Douglas
So Shoes for Men; Cinderella 80 Shoes
for Women. What make can equal them
for wear, fit or style? Try pair and
rest satisfied.
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e. II. WORTHINGTON & SON.
Rising Sun, Maryland.
OCTOBER
Treasurer's Notice

In pursuance of an Act of Assembly passed
nj the January Session 1886, Chapter $40. the
undersigned. Treasurer OF Cecil county
hereby gives notice that for the purpose OF
receiving the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-10-12
Ladies Goats.

Ladies COdtS.
Styles for 1901 and 1902.
Kersey Cloth, Black. Castor Royal, Tan
and Oxford; scalloped sleeves, storm or
plain collars, silk Romaine lined
We secured an especially cheap lot In
Black, Royal Blue and Tan, q lengths,
81 to - below regular rates. Call early.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-10-12

The "Worthington" improved new model,
guaranteed for 10 years. Complete with ali
attachments $500. No wonder we sell them.
Beautiful drop head, oak wood work Well
teach you how to run the attachments Call
for testimonials.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-15

alliance with him that he furnished to those
IN the field extra blankets and other sup
plies. 1t was known that the soldiers from
other States had often said they wished
they had good a war Governor as Nor
ton"
Mr.. Brown wrote the ordinance and as
sisted in getting it through the Council
giving the Citizens Street Railroad its
first franchise for thirty years. He also
advocated I'm the Council the first contract
for furnishing water TO the city. He helped
organize and presided at the first meeting
OF stockholders OF The Indianapolis Gas
Light and Coke Company. Also in connec-
ticn with AdOlph Seidensticker, sr., he
framed the ordinance providing for the first
numbering Of houses in indianapolis. FOL-
lowing the Philadelphia plan of placing
nifty numbers to the square In the last
yea Mr.. Brown has suffered severely from
ILLNESS. but is now actively engaged in the
Office of the indianapolis Stove Company.
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MADE INSANE BY FEAR.
Chicago Boy Who Saw n Drill De-
scending TO Pierce Him.


Chicago Journal Local.
Lying on his back on a great iron boiler
his cries for help unheard because OF the
rear and din OF the big factory, Robert Car
ter. boy. a big steel drill cut its way
through the steel above him, and, pointing
at his breast, come driving on until it
caught his jumper.
Just in the nick OF time the whirling
drill was stopped-just in time to save his
life. But not soon enough TO save his
mind. He was taken to the South Chicago
hospital maniac and il is not likely he
VIII recover his reason.
Carter is eighteen, years DID,; He lives
down at 1901 Drexel avenue. Two weeks
ago he went TO work at the John Mohr &
Sons boiler factory and was assigned
90 help one OF the men who rivets the
big sections OF boilers together.
From in the morning until o'clock
O'Clock at night he lay in boiler and held
the hot pins in place while the man on the
outside rivited them into place. As the
drfller put the holes through the steel Car
ter and the riveter followed him and closed
them with the red-hot pins of steel.
All day Carter did this and heard the
heavy sledge OF the worker on the outside.
the mOnotonOus whir OF the big drill as
the regular cry OF warning as another
helper threw the red-hot rivets into the
boiler for him 10 use.
This morning he lay there holding one OF
these cherry -cOlored steel pins in his tongs.
fiat his back. when he saw the bright
point OF the drill cut through the inside OF
the boiler he had seen IL hundreds OF
times before. He watched * as a bird
under a charm watches a snake.
Nearer and nearer IL came. but he made
no attempt TO move because many times
the man at the drill was busy elsewhere
and let the bit OF tempered steel whirl on
and on long after IL had pierced the boiler
cover. IL was not until the sharp tool was
within a few inches that he thought OF
escape. Then IL too late. He was on
his back and in the hollow OF the lower
side OF the boiler. He could not turn over
without raising his body and this meant
the drill still coming steadily downward
would pierce him. lie gave an agonizing
cry for help. but the countless sledges
pounding the boilers in the factory kept
Up their rythmic beat and roar, above
which no human voice could sound.
Finally the twisting bit OF steel caught
his jumper. fraction or an inch further
and II would have gone into the flesh, but
a. stopped in time. though no one
knew OF the peril OF the boy until the
worl.men the outside annoyed at the
delay, crawled In u investigate
The boy was unconscious when they
took him out. but soon revived. When he
did he seized a hammer, and. climbing
on a boiler, declared he would Kill the
first person who approached. The police
were called. but IL took four men To over
power him and take him 10 the hospital
FOR those few minutes experience had
made him mad.
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We Can Spare Them.
PHILADELPHIA Telegraph.

In five or six years il will be hard to get
alligator skins. for the reason that they
are all being killed of. Ten years ago IL
was no uncommon thing TO get skin from
ten 10 twelve feet long, but IL is a rar-
ity when We get one eight feet long. This
comes from the use OF alligator leather in
only demand for the skins was for shoes,
but now there are very few shoemakers
who use them. II was a fad. and the fad
has gone out OF date. But when valises OF
the skins came I'm the demand increased by
leaps and bounds There are hundreds of
alligator hunters along the coast, and their
work Is showing plainly. For long time
there We're plenty OF gators along the bay
Gus and the marshes close TO New Orleans,
but now they have TO go 20 west Louisiana
ard Mississippi and elsewhere for them
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-15

A busy section - this art
store, but not too busy to serve
you with despatch and care.
Double the regular salesforce
is employed, ard, although
you may meet some unfamiliar
faces, you may depend upon
all having an adequate under
standing of the wares featured
in a department given over en-
tire to the fine arts. A few
specialties to remember.
Pictures at a dollar-Select Christ
mas subjects. such as st. Anthony, st.
Cecilia, Throne OF Grace, the Immac-
ulate Conception and favorite Mgdon-
mas, genuine platinum photographs.
framed in by Pinch Flemish oak
and ornamented frames, regular value
s1.75. repriced $10o.
Typography In its most charming
form finds expression in numerous
boxes, big, little and medium-sized.
sliding book racks and beautiful
placlues. Most Of this work Is done
in Sweden and Germany, although
several Of the handsomest examples
bear the signature Of American
artists. The price limits are 25c and
5000. Something for every one.
Panel pictures Of poets and musi-
clans are now reinforced by Madon-
mas. English poets ana other new sub
jects. The framing and mounting are
new, giving an effect most pleasing.
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OVR B ST b AIN s

At 60 30 One hundred and
sixty umbrellas Of best tape-edge
silks, mounted on close-rolling frames.
and complete with handles which were
designed for S. umbrellas.
The women's umbrellas are in both
black and colors; mems black only.
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KidGLOVES

The worlds best gloves are
here and an abundance of
them. 'Tisn't likely we could
fail in pleasing any taste, but
that gift buyers may rest easy
as to the happy result OF their
purchases, we inclose with
each pair sold a little ''promis-
sorry note" which reads as fol-
lows: These gloves are ex-
changeable for any other size
or shade desired, if brought
back to US in good salable con-
dition before Jan. l, 1902. l..
S. Ayres e. Co."
Dents famous dress gloves for wom-
en-, $50 a pair.
These are of finest French kid. and
may be had in any desired shade
Dents and Fownes's street gloves
for women, the handsomest made,
staple and novelty designs, sl.5O to
$3.50 a pair.
Party Gloves in black, white or col
ors, all lengths, to 20 buttons.
Fosters well-known lace Gloves,
800 and $50 pair.
The Florence dress Glove is now
priced s10O. Heretofore ii was count
ed one of the best kids selling at s1-25.
The Perfection is a street Glove OF
exceptional merit. also $l-00 pair.
Mems dress Gloves. either Dents
or Fownes's make, world leaders at
$50 to $3.50 a pair.
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At $500 Probably three hun
dred Of these. which would ordinarily
sell at Sc or 81 each. The silks are OF
the finest, the handles gold and silver
decorated ivory. pearl and horn. The
daintiest possible styles for women,
some hansome novelties for men.
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blizzard GfOxeS
tUOOL and LINE ID KID

Sure protection for other
wise cold fingers.
Scotch knit wool Gloves for
mex .................-''''. zoo
Golf Gloves for children at 25c Csc
anu--.----. 500 S>s'S
Women's Golf Gloves in dainty
Warm lined leather Gloves Of every
description, soc TO s. a pair.
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Opening of Satin EONlards

SPLENDID showing of the New Years styles already
rived and will be opened for your inspection Monday morning.
What's better enabled quote 15c passing
prices and for styles preer Note some
of the colors
Liberty admirably adapted
gobein
al blues deep pinksh and heather purpe
Persed dots black white others pretty
others with small Persian pning6ue quality