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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06
Srep ira Sapan.
(Sluttet.)

Gnonu ct mt Steo bar Ri paabe=
ennbt arbsioe nemIig / 5ofu { 5u9lez
reoen), ben ferfte Station Qoro for
aurume, ca. 6Nil fi9rnet Returbilz
let 51 cent. Ser er en- 9anosbp meo
ca. 1000 Snobnggere. Gn Sang /
Jibcn bar Ell anben Misiion afbolbt
et Oar Wpber Der, men giost bet op
igen. Den fsrite often Ri TOM Der bapz
be ri mere 5urlumbeL enb jeg en5nu
noeenIinoe bar oplebet beruoe. 8i lei
ebe ct tomt gus for 4ftenen. Gjeren
felp bar frap1renbe, men bennes 9lz
ore 9rpber bapbe 6ulomagt til at dfs
flute 2eiefontratten. 2eien bar 121
cents pr. often. Oct n9ite ri gioroe,
bar at male en- Del fineIiffe gharde<
tersr pda fore StDffer bbibe papir;
ct at biSie fliitrebe ri op paa 9uIets
Jdcabe, andre pad forfenige isine>
faloenbe Steoer | 8pen. SisIe plaz
fater iaas o9 leites al mango, og Rez
fultatet bar at 81. 8 6dpDe Ri 6ufet
fulbt at gsrn og nogls faa potsne. 8i
begnnbte meb at lore 8srnene at ibn@
ge npgfe al bore Sanse bl. a. Der er
en- ailbe fnlbt meb Blob. Saalebes
off en- Snss Minuter. Yonemurd ABB
nebe meb 8en, og Ri fang igen, 9.
bar lige rebe til at l9fe 5etsten oa en-
Manb fom leEenbe inb og iagbe at pi
frnbe life babe bette 6us, bet par bans
oq ban tilob os life at BRUCE bet for
ct triiteiigt Msoe. 0pab Ifulbe ri ggs
re? 9lepe pi brebne bort ben fer=
fte often, pilbe bet rimeligbis bore
panffeligt at fomme inb igen. Saa jeg
af6rgb 9iscusiionen melem .. og ben
ufenbte meb at ige til g.: o9u
mda before bsgDnbe MI meo at pr9s
oife, pi fenbe life noget til benne
Wanb, fom lite en- Sang far Diit %
fit 9iiitfort Zen uhDrs ussflisess her !
~ssapan); bet er naturligpis life gjeren;
bar bet, pifbe ban babe bragt 8roberz
en- mso fig Yonemura forfob min
6eniigt og begbnbte meo ct at pr9s
bite til ben Glare Iom unoer be iibite
Minutter baDoe famlet fig | og ubenfer
6ufet. Omtrent 1 Slime ibanbt, og
ieg bespnbte at tro, at Mdnoen Dir>
felig bar en- Tom tom inb bare for
at ffremme os, ba meb ct 9roberen,
Iom pi bapbe lsiet 9uiet at bite zig os
faaoe .3omen" ct pdr Gange. y.
faabe bare: ,Jau praoifer jeg, insen
Nfbrpbelfer Fer" 5 e1er 10 fenere bite
ban fla igen paa famine Maabe og meb
famine Refultat. Oa ban tom igen git
lea inb / ct anbet 0arelie og MI paa>
fob hcn at Ri bare TONNE til BAN og
bapbe lejet !9ufet af BAN for buos
bifife Msber, bpilfet jeg naturligDis
benngtebe pg benDiite BAN oesubsn til
plafaterne bporaf Der enbnu bar en-
paa 6ufets Scribe. Stob Der lite
,,friHslie"? 6an penteoe mn nosls
;as Winnttr faa meb ct tommer ban
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06

GoangeIiet - CAB BET blioe p%reoitet /
al bets 9rnbeb. 5plbe % Stbrfe, oa
Ifal ION ON BET oar at iig ielp en-
Stare ftaa frem rebe til at gaa uo
meb bet pua iamme Maaof % oerz
peo igen opp9fte andre. - perionli9
Qrbeioe = 3al meo ben entelte ON, at
6erren muligois bar talbet ban til
bette tore Nrbeibs. a Opbpi Qrbeioet
l. Der CT life noget itsrre eler pig
tigere pa Sorb. "a GareDs Sen ira
at p9re 0isfionar ipane fig op til at
6lipe engelit gmbsbsmano / Snoien.
itrep Carer: .Stattels 6eIir, ban er
gaaet tilbage til at blips fun Ell Gmz
beosmano." 81 9er en- Ben for De
unge M9nO.
aGre genner, bermeb pare benne
Sag lagt pua GOers 6iarter. ) pso.
at 6erren bsrer Bonner 9erfor beo,
bto ON tore Sing. Cab ebcrs Wiunb
pibt up - % - BUTTE s 9sftet? geo
IRrlig for Dor lille lutberite Wiisiion.
9i bdoe Ierlige Yaniteligbeoer ba So
pdneierne tiltales meget al BET tore, %
por MisIion sr lille enonu; be tiltales
megst At bet broptenbe % itrulbrenbe,
oerfor bar TO unge W9nb fiGrnet Jig
ira os o9 ere peo at gaa oper til ben
tiliGgelooenoe mere liplige Wetbpbiitz
firte. .6uit pad bette t9re 9enner.
6uit iGrlig pad Dor t9re t~rofaite gone
mura og bons life 3sadrige SIN, iom
ban pniter Itulos blibe en- GpangeIiit.
naar ban bliber tor, ,
5or 5ioen bar Ri en- bel Del aols
Iera / aurume 0iitritt Og aae Mes
Der er forbuote. 0ette pil bog pit mart
blipe b9pet for aurumes 8ebtommens
be / bet minoIte, tbi Der bar fun oGret
et Silf9Ibe.
90 MI 6srren anbefalet. De beSite
6ilierner til Goer aIs fra min !6uItru
og mig, Gbers,
). ~. :. @intber,
Surume, Sdpdn.
X X X
u. 9. Bill noesn 9~oobebsfulot laoe
re- o. - r
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06
Suffering.

Sra ReO. 30. .. 9lod. iom fulgte
ben iinbsforpirreOe ounite qige ira
2incoIn til Rem 0orf, bar Ri mootdget
Suffering for $500 fra 9uuriB qeis
tericu, @n !5orn, Sa. 6oiltet 9elsb
bar Ienbt til O~anifersns Reo., $500
fenbt til Rep. 8loh gennem 0dniiR
9utb. publ. 5ouie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06
ailoiiqs artiftel par Iua beipaoerli9
broOcrli9 O., at ie9 turos lite tie.
j Dette / brooerli9 &9rlig5eo.
8. ! Of II Q Il.

Oct bdooe lite o0ret Dor 5ante al
fortTGtte Strioen dngaaenoe airtes
raaoets 6anblemaaoe %ooerior 3es
rerlgnsfasicn oa 5ormanoen ielo me-
ncr at ,@arsmpoerne er Re9nitabss
bage for Samfunbets 6ormdno". vi
piloe la6s Sdqen pare III @arsmeoet.
02en lao os / Q~nleonina al gaitor
,Sobnions Orb Ii9e. at ielo ON Stole4
birettionens Meooelelier / i'm lib
gap qnlebninaen. iao fan g0f"s 4nz
greb bperten fables ufortdmmet eaer
uretfGrbist. assse g
Sbi bet er ct 5attum. II peo 4drss
meoet meobeltes Der life Il Orb ON, at
qrrerlsnsfdsIen par bleoen benpttet
ION ,@eneral 6uno", % at bette bar
/ 6oert JaIo en- at 0runoeae til llnoer'
balldncer.
Quo os oa inoifrente os til at II
Qe, at bet bilbe pare 690erliaere %
frifteligere, ON man ira Stpreliens
SHE hapbe oplpit bette oeO Qdrsmss
bet. Oct bar 10 lite Ret at ldot qes
%rerlsnnen unbg9loe, mar belle lnz
berifubbet life tom berfrd.
DIT" 8eodtter,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06
Oct fsrfte 0sbsfalO.

ODenfor bar ieg tdlt ON Dor ferite
ariiten, men fom 5 %Diitnot aIe erins
bre, q Der to unee W9no. iom blepe
oebte at Or. pesrp ben Dag, ba jeg
obertoe Qrbeioet ber- Den enc al benz
adpdnaui bar n meget niot9r Grie
ten, en- Mano iom inoerlig enifebe at
pirte for !6erren, pg bet famine en>
iteoe bi; men 6erren bdpoe / lin fors
unoerlige 9isoOm 6eitemt bet AMBER
lebes. 6on bleD fDg at q~daopercnoc
2ungsioinoiot. Sra g~sgDnoelien al
Maj rsjite ban Jig life mere fra bet
Qeje, iom ubgjoroe bans Sene; o. 81.
ndturligDis 1Fu iii 5am, lai;e og
bah meb BAN og altib mootoo Fan De
meb ipnlig 9laoe. Ssnodg ben 8be
SUM, tror jee bet bar, beisgte ri 6dm
igen; Ri talte en- bel Del til ban, ban
bar ielO for ipdg til at iige meget, fer
hi gift bjem beTtemte Ri, at Ri n9ite
5irsbag Jormibbas ST. 10 pilbe toms
me igen og tiliammen npoe ben beaige
Hdbper. 8i Huttebe meo gsn for pi
sif, og ba ri fom til 6errens gsn oels
tog ban ielp meb afbrubt bog bsrlig
RsIt. R9ite Gormiboae TOM pluoiez
Zig bet gub ira bans 9jem at ban
bar heniopet. 9i itpnote os oeruo og
fonot fun bans affjaisos 2eseme, men
meo ct foligt og freOfulOt llOtrbt -
enbog ct Smil oplbite bans fer at
Smerte og Sngoom betpoeligt forans
brebe 4nfigt.
Noberen og ben alpiie Seitsr grab,
Tom man naitsn aibris Tex nosen Sae
pdneier er9ber (Gtetetten bpber at
maj ftal | ED naar nogen at Jamilisn
er beb), os jeg funoe life tilbdgeboloe
mine 5aarer. 9i fpurgte ON bans fios
tie Elmer, % Woberen iagbe: o5an
Ddr lea rolie. Der bar ingen 5rpgt; ban
fdgDe, at ban bare bar 6etDmret for
Dor SfDlb, og faa beOe ban fda title
% rolig iom naar ban elers fdlot |
Sspn ON 4ftsnen. o0i talte mere ON
BAN pg Moberen Iasoe pibers: ,5ans
Sag bar / Orben berom bar Der ingen
5pipl." Bar bet life ct TINT 8ibnsse
bprb at bans beOenite Mober?
Reite Dag Iamlsbes ri / 5jemmet.
Mangs Slaetninss fra fjarn og nar
part iamleoe. Seq l9ite 2 Cor. 5. og
aabenb. l, 9-til gnben, os Yonemus
ra talte oper Sob. IA, 1-3. ON be
mango goliser biitoppe os Om gejen
til benz. &lort oe beitemt lsb bet ON
Jrelieren, fom ben eneite, oeb bpem Ri
funbe frelies, ben eneite Der siper os
5aab ON cDist 2iD og sbig Saligbeb.
0armt og inbtrengenbs LIB SnbbDbels
fen til at tomme og efterfslge aapa,
nanus gtsempel, ule iom oilbe, itulDe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06

9aar 9elerns benuenoer iis til Soil. Der
auegterer / Siaoet, enten ior at tgbe poe benz
sller for at raa Gplpsniuser OIL bet apsrte.
rtbe, beoes De alto omtale, M be iaa 2oer.
ttsiemeHtet bette 9laa 1et oil pare til
sfpiioig stptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06
,9aniferea"

5liuer ienot til Subifribeuter. iuotil uOtrnt.
telia Gpiiselie mootases al lipsiaerue Og al
gGlo fr betait, / Guereusitemmelle meo 81
5orenepe Sipters 4pitl, %.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06

q. 9. Bill nogsn goobebsfulot laoe
mig bare ct SIS. of 0if. Rr. u for
/ qar2 6jartelis 5ut til en- iaaOdnl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06
ReOattsr: paraGO SEMEN

Entered at the Post Office at Blair, Nebr.
as second-class matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06

|Sdd oistutereoe man: 6bao er @runs
ben til at iaa fan melbe iio? Sbdr y
Der aipes bepre Sen til p%eluooanneDe
unge M9nb / andre atbsitilinser. p
Roale ere fua operpatriotiite. at be lite
bilbe 6ape noget meb llblenbingerne at
gore. 81 gn Gbangsliits Qrbejoe er |
bsjefte Grab ringeastet al one Site
friifne. d lttlart SDn for eget gebs
fommenbe pad Q~rbejbsts StorbeD og
Nsopenbig6eo. 81 1lflart SDn pua
5reliens StOrbeb og 5ortabeliens
archaeological. Disie er fun no9le
at be mango @runbs fom fremidttes.
pun.t 5 fremtepebes Tom !SoOeosruns
ben.
Sda bisfutereoes: 6porlebes fan
man operpin6e bisIe 6inbrineer.
Mange pppsrlige SDar blepe eipne.
Seq ifal farlig frembape u 8sns
men (3ut. 10, 2 - 8. Mat. 8, 80 -
.38.)2db Misiionererne bebe meb 9ro
% 5iaib til !0erren. Cab benz l9gge
be inbfsbte ariftne gsnnens Hsbpens
biabeb .paa 5jarte. Cab benz paaminos
beres gsnner bjemme ON oeres Yligter
og H~sttisbeber | faa 9enfeenber p
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-03-15
La Grippe Quickly Cured.

In the winter of 1898 and 1899, | was
taken down with a severe attack of what
is called La Grippe" says +. l.. Hewett,
Il prominent druggist of Winfield, I'LL.
THE only medicine | used was two bot
ties Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
1t broke up the cold and stopped the
coughing like magic, and l have never
since been troubled with Grippe" Cham
bcrlain's Cough Remedy can always be
depended upon to break up severe cold
and ward off any threatened attack of
pneumonia. 1t is pleasant to take. too.
which makes it the most desirable and
one of the most popular preparations in
use for these ailments. For sale by II.
b. Frazer, Elkton, Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-03-15
ORPHANS COURT.

The Orphans Court for Cecil county.
held sessions in Elkton, on Tuesday and
Wednesday. Presentation. NJ. $. Mr.
Nance. chief judge; Hon. Charles f..
Beatty and Hon. s. X. Blake, associate
judges.
Sundry claims against estates of de-
ceased parsons were examined and
passed
Bonds Approvcd.-Bond of Martha +.
Mctallistrr, administrators of Jane
Payne; bond Of Charles s. Peacock, adj
ministrator of l.ottie II. Parker: bond
Of John r., and Bessie W. Clifford, ad-
miniStrators Of George w. Clifford: bond
of Charles y. lIratzig, administrator of
William Il. Ilratzig
Accounts PaSscd.-First and final ac-
count of William $. Evans. admnistra-
tor of Ann Sullivan and Maria Gibson:
FIRST and final account of Louise i
Manly. administrators o. y. l.. Manly:
first and final account of William j. Sim
mcrS. executor of William Dorsey. and
distribution struck on same; third ac-
count of Annie i. Gardner guardian of
Bessie VI. Winchester
Inventories Of personal property of
John X. Bond and Joseph II. Reed. OK
amincd and passed.
Court adjourned to meet in special SEES
sion on Tuesday next.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-03-15
ELKT0N, MD MAR. IS, 1902.
BANK AT CHESAPEAKE CITY.

"HE assurance that National
Bank will soon be opened at
Il Chesapeake City, backed by
prominent business men and
citizens, comes as another welcome evid-
ence that Cecil county is marching on
ward. The establishment of bank there
indicates of course, that there is need of
such an institution, and the need of Il
National Bank shows that the commun-
sty is prosperous.
Cecil county because of excellent loca-
ton and natural advantages, is entering
upon a new era of advancement and de-
yelopment. 'On, on, on" is being taken
up by our citizens ut every point, and
within the next decade, the Cecil Wing
expects to see great development
throughout Cecil in every line of in
duStry and trade.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-03-15
Public Health Matters.

As there was no business of importance
for consideration, the Cecil County Board
of Health held no meeting this month.
There were thirty deaths during Feb
ruary, against forty-siX for the CORES
ponding month of last year. One death
was due to neglect, for which Il Magis-
trate's jury could find no one responsible.
The remarkable good state of the public
health is shown by the fact that there are
only five cases of scarletina, two of ty-
phoid fever, and none of diphthera i'll
the whole county.
The Secretary recommends that the
County Commissioners buy Il Formadc-
hyde Gas Machine for purpose of disin-
lection. 1t will be necessity if small
poX appears and would be useful at once
in limiting the spread of scarlet fever.
The cost would not exceed fifty dollars.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-03-15
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS

The Board of School Commissioners
for Cecil county. held their regular
monthly meeting Mt Elkton, on Tuesday.
lrescnt-MesSrs. Blake, Abrahams and
Carey. Minutes read and approved.
The Secretary reported that the pupils in
our schools had contributed the sum of
S4l .43 to the Mckinley Memorial Fund.
and that he had sent checks to Hon. NJ.
Il. Stephens for that amount. The fol-
lowing bills were ordered to be paid
G. y. McKenscy. fuel No. 7, Sixth
district, S1.00.
J. f. Eliason, fuel, No. .. Second dis
trict, S1.50.
Bennett Steele, fuel, No. ), Second dis
trict, $4025.
Bennett Steele, fuel, No. =, colored.
Second district, S2.SS.
George Biddlc, sundrics. $3.50.
w. j. &. Dulaney Co., books, S34.5S.
w. J. G. Dulaney Co., stationery. s.. OS
The following schools each having
raised over $40 for library purposes, the
Treasurer was ordered to add $40 in each
case:-MiSs Maggie A. Clark, No. l..
Seventh district; Miss Anna Buckworth
No 6, Second district.
Mr.. George A. McKensey rendered his
resignation as Trustee of School No. Z,
Sixth district He is requested to with
draw the same
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-03-15
THE TTLLMAN ASSES.

"HE Tillman's have been rcpudi-
ated by the people of South
4 Carolina, and it is gratifying
to learn that the voters of that
state are determined that this uncle and
duct, meets with hearty disapproval. The
following utterances of South Carolina
newspapers show that the remaining
days of the Tillman tribe are few
'Made an ASS of himself" Columbia
Record.
'.Cheap play of cheap politician for
cheap notoricty. State.
'Pours out another hodful of humilia-
ton on poor South Carolina by his diotic
telegram. '-Yorkvillc Enquirer.
His action was foolish and childish"
FLORENCE Times.
'Idiotic bchavior-Lack of good breed
ing runs in the family. '-Grccnvllr
News.
"Chcap political Swashbuckler who
wanted to get some political notoriety."
Anderson Mail.
'.Iicutcnant-G Governor Tillman. as is
well known in South Carolina, tries to
ape his uncle Ben. but having neither
the native ability nor the abstcmious
habits of the Senator, succeeds frequently
i'll playing the role of the ass in the lions
skin. "-Sumptcr Item.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-03-15
A MOVEMENT FOR BETTER ROADS.

TNHE public meeting of citizens in
Elkton, on Thursday. for the
Il purpose of formulating some
plan looking toward the i'm
county, was ii success, and demonstrates
the fact that public sentiment is crys-
talizing, that will result in this much
needed improvement. Good roads mean
better times. Good roads mean greater
advancement along all lines of social life
and Industrial activity. The meeting in
ElktOn on Thursday was non-partisan in
every particular. and was attended by
representative men from all sections of
Cecil county. who are earnest in their
endeavor to launch forward the era of
good roads in Cecil. AS was recommend
ed by Il representative of the Highway
Department of Maryland it would be a
practical plan for this bctterment of the
roads, to have the County Commission
crs appoint n competent road engineer,
the entire road system of the county,
which should be divided into road dis
tricts. in which would be resident SUI
pervisOr.
The expenses of each district should be
published each year. so the people resid
ing therein could decide whether the pub
lie money had been economically cXpend-
ed in the maintenance of roads.
This certainly seems Il practical plan.
and one which could he satisfactorily ad-
ministrrcA.
Every Board of County Commissioners
whether Democratic or Republican,. in
the conduct of road affairs, is handicap
ped by the demands of the politicians and
party leaders. There is always a poll
tical phase in the case, no matter how
honest the members of the board may he.
Therefore this independent movement,
nOn-partiSan and honest in its intent.
should be appreciated throughout Cecil
county, and every good citizen lend his
aid in keeping politics out of the county
road department. No recognized politi-
cal Boss" should be placed at the helm.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-03-15
tEINOLDS-N ACkIE.
Communicated.

communicated.
Mrrrily rang the wedding bells ON
Wednesday afternoon. precisely at ,
clock, ut High Lawn" the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin r. Mackic. near
Fair Hill. when their daughter, Dora
Elizabeth, became the bride of Reuben
Reynolds, a prominent young farmer of
just over the border line. in Chester
county, Pa. The brides gown was of
Paris muslin. trimmed deliberately in
lace, insertion. and white satin ribbon
Her skirt was on train. She entered the
parlor on the arm of the groom. to the
strains of the wedding march rendered
by Miss Bessie Ewing. The groom wore
the conventional black suit. Rev. John
McElmoyle, of Elkton, performed the
ceremony that united these two young
hearts i'll one. Miss Hanna Wherry, of
Hickory Hill. Pa. was brides maid. and
Charles Hodgson, of Wilmington, was
best man. The ushers were Messrs. Eu-
gene and Amos Mackie, brothers of the
bride. The house was artistically de-
coratcd with cut flowers and ported
plants, and tree palms.
After partaking of fine and sumptuous
wedding repast, the happy couple left on
the ) O'Clock train, amid showers of rice,
for an extended trip north. On their re-
turn they will enter their own home, the
groom having recently purchased Il fine
farm in lower Chester county. The
brides travelling gown was of mode
br0adcloth with hat and gloves to match.
They were the recipients Of many hand
some and useful presents. Invitations
were extended to eighty guests, most of
them being present. The bride and groom
being very popular, have the best wishes
of their many friends.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-03-15
HARB0R IMPROVEMENT.

4 LTHOUGI1 ~ intended the dele
II CATION Of Elliton business men
Il a were unable to visit Washing
ton this week, yet the effort
should only gain in strength from day to
day. and between this and the visit next
week, every effort should be made to-
ward increasing the number of the dele
CATION. Every business man in Elkton
should be willing to lend his help and
presence, so that Senator McCOmas and
the Committee on Harbors, will mt once
be impressed by the fact that Harbor
Improvement at Elkton, is urgently
needed-that it is for the benefit of the
public mt large-that Elkton is a progress
sivc town--that Elkton's shipping inter
csts are of importance-that Elkton is
entitled to this appropriation and should
secure it,
Work hard for Greater Elkton.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-03-15

The good will and fixtures of the How
ard House, Elkton, have been sold to
Walter Aiken. Of Warwick who will
conduct this well known hostclry. The
sale was made by Mrs. Lura l.. Wilson.
administrators of John Il. Wilson. de
ceased. John $. Writ was the attorney.
Mr.. Aiken will assume charge in few
days. Mrs. Wilson and her mother will
continue to reside in Elkton, having rent
ed Il residence. The Howard House
property is owned by the estate of the
late DIR. ii. II. Mitchell
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-03-15
THE C0LORA ROAD.
"Hawkeye" Answers the "Tired Citi-
zen," of Rising Sun.


Colora, Md, March 10Th, 1902.
Dear Editor of Cecil Whig":-
l happened to pick up the Mid
land Journal" and l notice therein a
very pathetic appeal from one who sign
ed himself Tired Citizen" He had
evidently fatigued himself by reading the
Colora road controversy, that has been
going on in the columns of your valuable
paper. for some time past. And | must
say that my earnest sympathy went out
to that poor fellow Oh, how he must
have suffered: to be compelled to endure
so much torturc-Poor thing. how | do
pity it. | do feel so much for you; dear
tired, spirit. Yes indeed, | do feel for
you; but luckily, can't quite reach you
for. no doubt you are one of those in
significant "Galoots" who is II little
bit squeezed in this road trouble. But,
old man, brace up: battle your feet about
four times day; eschew newspapers,
and avoid excitement of any kind, until
you have recovered. 1t is necessary that
You should be very careful, for you, no
doubt belong TO that class of people. who
monkey with Il gun, and make the
Coroncr'S Office Il lucrative one. There
fore, take rest. Indeed you had better
go way back and sit down"
And then, there is that little editorial .
1t was a happy inspiration of II bright
bright mind. Why. it was almost di-
vine. And the wisdom thar must have
inspired you to decline print
ing that lengthy communication was
truly wonderful Indeed it was Il noble
step, bravcly taken. Ny dear sir, al
ways remember the eleventh command
ment Let every man mind his own bust
ness.
Respectfully.
HAWK EYE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-03-15
HOW ARE YOUR T>OADSp

"IIE Cecil Wing" proposes to
lend its every influence toward
Il the bcttcrmcnt of the public
highways, and shall open Il de
partmcnt devoted to the road question.
Responsible taxpayers from every dis
trict i'll the county are invited to CORES
pond with the Cecil Wing" and take an
interest i'll this important matter. If You
have bad roads in your section, write to
the Cecil Wing" about them. Com
munications are solicited for this road
department., and we trust the good people
of the county will take proper interest
in the matter Write us about your
roads. The department will he opened
in the next issue of the paper.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-03-15
Shoes for Boys.
S1.25, worth 50, box calf with
welted and stitched leather soles,
Rubbers &c.
How is this for bargain in
rubbers.
Dress Goods.

Easter will be early this year,
and that means that dressmakers
and women who make dresses
for themselves, will have to
hurry during the next few
weeks.
We have lots of new things,
and many underprices.
Beautiful silks in the newest
shades, worth S1.25 per yd. S5c.
Handsome Black Satin, 81 in.
wide 81, worth 1925.
New shades in Satin 75c.
quality, SOC.
New cloths for Spring wear,
soc, SIC and 81 yard.
New Shades in French flannel
effects, all wool 25c, instead of
SOC.
6pieces of fine Serge, Blue,
Green and Brown, 800, regular
price 65c,, all wool, and are a
great bargain, Is in, wide and
have a lustre like silk.