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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-25
GoRMAN IN GOOD SPIRITS.
Declared He Had Nothing to Say-In
Absolute Control.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star,
BALTIMORE. Md. May 25.-The demo-
cratic state central committee met at the
Eutaw House today at noon. The feature
of the meeting was the presence of Senator
German. who, surrounded by several hun
dred Of the faithful. held an impromptu
reception In the lobby. The senator was in
good spirits, but was standing pat on his
non-talkng platform When asked by The
Star correspondent as to the chance of the
constitutional amendment at the coming
election the senator said:
II have nothing to say regarding the
constitutional amendment or the primaries.
1t will do no good to discuss them and 1t
might do harm"
With this sage remark, Mr.. German
smiled his blandest and lapsed into silence
Senator German Is In absolute control of
the committee and there are indications
that fractional differences within the party
are patched I'D.
German, Rayner and Rusk held a side
corner conference Tor good while and all
the bitterness and antagonism generated
during Rayner's hight for the senatorship
at Annapolis was evidently forgotten
Shortly after this another corner confer
ence between German and ex-Gov. Frank
Brown was In progress; they smiled and
chatted just as If Brown was not leader
In the most antt-Gorman faction
John S. Tracey of Howard county, one of
the most radical Warfed men, and who
nominated the governor, has deserted to
the German side and come out fiatfooted for
the constitutional amendment.
German considers this the most important
information OF the day, and fairly beamed
with smiles when Tracey's desertion of
Gov. Warfield was made known to him.
1t has been decided to hold the state con-
vention at a date not later than Septem-
Der 20. while the primaries will be held in
August. the exact date to be fixed by
Chairman Rusk of the democratic commit
tee and Chairman Mason of the republican
committee. who will hold a conference for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-25
KILLED IN OPEN CARRIAGE.
Four Lost Their Lives In Yesterdays
Assassination.

BAKU, Caucasia. May 25.-The governor
of Baku, Prince Nakachidze. who was as
sassinated yesterday. was killed while re-
turning from making call on the Persian
consul In connection with the shah's APP
preaching arrival here. The bomb fell into
the princes carriage, an open one. blowing
1t to fragments.
Altogether four persons were killed. in
Guiding two Persians The assassin es-
capped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-25
Horseshoers, to 4.stand Pat. y

The Journeymen Horseshoers' Union,
No II, held largely attended meeting
last night and decided to continue the
strike for an increase of pay. President
Martin said today: wye are determined
to stand pat Several shops have ac-
coded to our demands and we feel that
we will yet succeed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-25
Saw No Yachts for Heavy Fog.
AFFAIRS AT THE FRONT
PROSPECT FOR SOME IMPORTANT
EVENTS VERY SOON.

HARDIN, Manchuria, Tuesday, May 10
PRESUMABLY held up by the censor.)-
There is immediate promise of the most
important events since the Russian retreat
from Mukden. The Japanese, who are pre-
ceded by Chinese bandits in their employ,
are making series of demonstrations
along the trade route north of Fakoman.
The Russians are finding great diffiuctlty
in constructing trenches and other defense
works owing to the lateness of the spring.
The soldiers. who have been without shell
ter since the retreat from Mukden, have
been building dugouts for protection
against the snow.
The rainy season begins in June. when
the conditions will be less favorable in
this vicinity for campaigning than they
were in south Manchuria.
Rennenkamf's Severely Checked.
Special Cablegram to The Star.
LONDON May pa news agency dis
patch from St. Petersburg says that re-
ports from Guntzuling show that Gen.
Rennenkamf's offensive movement against
the japanese left was severely checked.
He lost several hundred men, killed and
wounded. Ten censor is preventing the
telegraphing of the details.
Abortive Russian Flutter
LONDON. May 25.-The second edition
of the London Times today publishes a dis
patch from a correspondent with the jap
anese army as follows:
General Mistchenko, after four days
abortive futter on the japanese flank, re-
tired May % twenty miles northwestward.
He made no attempt on the japanese lines
of communication
Japanese Dislodged.
ST. PETERSBURG. May 25.-General
Linevitch, in a dispatch to Emperor Nicho
las dated from the front May "a, reports
that the Russians, May %. attacked the vii
lage of Naatchendzy and the Japanese po-
sitions or the heights on the left bank of
the Kao river southwark of Chandaohe.
The Japanese abandoned NantchendZy after
the loss of several score in killer or wound
ed. and were dislodged from village In
front of the position. southwark of Chan
daohe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-25

Hammel of Los Angeles, Cal. declared
that newspaper reporters have many
ways of getting Information
Chief Hill of Chattanooga said with en-
phasis he hoped no such resolution would
be passed by the police chiefs, and the
matter was dropped.
Resolutions Adopted.
The committee on resolutions presented
two, both of which were unanimously
adopted by rising votes.
The first recited that THE winged angel
Of the night. in his flight through infinite
space, has paused and written after the
records of ]. P. Cleary of Rochester, N. T.;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-25
Death of Henry e. Badeley.

The remains of the late Henry e. Badg
ley. who died recently at San Antonio.
Texas, will arrive at Fairfax Court House
Va, on May %. and the funeral will he
held on that date. The deceased was twoT
ty-four years of age and brother OF ~
George v. Buck of this city.
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NORTH EAST.

Vaughn Harvey. Wilson Biddlc and
HAIRY Hoffman have returned flnm an
unrroiitable fishing trip to Florida.
W. -. Cuslctt has purchased the let
on the corner Of Main and Back streets
and will erect residence and store.
Rev. II. \. &. WcStcrtoId is attend
ing Conference in Wilmington. Rev.
Isaiah Biddlc will fill the pulpit on Sun
day cvri,ng.
Rev. Mr.. Olmstral. Of Wilmington.
will conduct the Friday evening ser
vice in the =. T., Church.
The ice is rapidly disappearing from
thr river and fishing will >oUm be in full
swing. No shad or herring have yet
been caught ana other fish are scarce
Bcniamin p. Wilson and Miss Flor
cncc Hyland. 10th of this town, were
married in Havrc de Grace lHst Thurs
day ard have gone to housekeeping in
the house recently vacated by Edward
Chambers
The annual election of Town Commits,
s:onprs will be held ut the Lookup on
Monday afternoon from , to o'clock.
\ lively contest is expected.
Next Friday will be observed as Mary
land Day in the public school and John
u. Worthington. Of the Hartford county
school board. and George y. Blake. pres
idcut of the Cecil county hoard will be
present and make addresses.
4 lively war is on between the bakers
Of this town.
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PUB IC SALE
Somerset Horses
Maryland House, Rising sun, Md.
Monday, March 20, 1905.

one fresh Carload OF young, sound, good.
broke HORSES AND MARES, selected with
the best OF care to suit the farmers. and YOU
all know the right kind comes from Somer-
set county.
Nos and > Pair Bay Mares. 6 and years,
weight 200. This team is well broken
sound, quick and snappy, can pull as many
pounds as any team Of their weight, both
good leaders.
Nos. ; and Pair Blacks. well mated,
mare and selding, 5ycars weight 2l50, Ia .
hands. quick and good workers. good style,
would make Il good hcarsc team.
Nos j and 6-Pair Black ,redingS, Ii
hands. weight 2iGO, wears, good leaders, and
say, mere Is good coachv team. with nice
names and tails, good workers as ever
looked through collar.
Nos. : and h-lair Chestnut SOrrcl Mares
ljk hands. years. weight 300: here Is a
good. breezy, high hitchir Z, good stepping
team. and the kind YOU all would buy.
Either of these teams Will be separated If
desired.
No. 9-Brown Mare, years, weight ll7O;
now here is "A good si gle line leader and as
cheerful mare in all harness as was ever
offered at public sale in Cecil county; no
road too long for hers white feet; this kind
Is very hard to find.
short back. good bone and feet, broken in all
harness, single line leader.
No. Thrown Horse. years, weight ll00
well broken, fine leader; here is "A great
horse.
No. l2-Dark Bay Mare, years, weight
100; here is one you will like, no leader, but
great driver and worker.
No l3-Bay Mare, years, weight ll20, good
worker in all harness. would make good
team with No. T.; nice mare.
No. li-Bay Horse, white legs, 6 years,
l30'. no better work horse ever stepped on
iron. and "A very good leader; sound.
No. l5-Black Mare, one OF these low-down
chunks. years, great family mare, leader,
will do anything.
The balance are good sound horses, L and
years old, right kind and the best broke
YOU ever saw. VIII be sold for the high dol
lar and must be as represented or no sale.
have been shipping this class OF horses for
% years and never shipped better load of
young. good broke horses, and we Will sell
them. as this is the first sale we have had
together. These horses can been seen and
tried one week before the sale, at W q.
FoWlerS stable, Rising sun. sale at one
O'Clock. Liberal credit. Date, March 20,
1905.
brtlip. auct ELWODD WEBSTER,
BriScoc, clerk. W. q. FOWLER.
Mar llDt
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The moon will be full on Monday.

" ''''' i"l VII '1''''"''
The Rev. j. II. Gardner will fill the
pulpit tomorrow. morning and evening,
at the Elkton NJ. e. Church.
Roy l. { Gain Aha ,,o,,r,.,r ,.,.,,r
or V,or,ici, n - I,h'm,.I, h"" hl,n IN
vitcd :, remain fer another wear.
~.
M"IH H. Shi',h' PrlhcII'il gu
I'n'> o'ilooI' H'N N'rk: mas 'cn1cr'"
'''' ''N'S''''N'" /" '"N' '"''' Al'ri' 3D.
f. Il. I.crtlom. Il. +. u. Carrier
made his li1st through tIip since the
hl'zZ IRA over hi> route from North East
on Saturday.
Thi,v,. .,i ,v.,, with tbi,t,. fro
fowl. r,,,u 1h, hon ,n,..t. ~ Thon",.
ltr.p,r, ,.,.,,,,.t,.. ,t T,,.n.r,,l ..,
Sunday night.
,.,
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''' '"' N''''' ''-''-
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~ yO'ir@ Sa"tai'' WIS ho!d hast
| '1r'iN% at III" n~!i.ryr Of Howard
IT "a .N3H;nWH tir the hu'ht u
" l'"'"' "H"Hi' S'"a'"
phiIir T. I.r..I viii v,..,r,,. his I.,v.
urarifc,, h,,.fr,. r,ut.l rhr .,,I Nc
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WOODLAND.

Rev. and Mrs. +. y. Moore left fol
Co1fc1rnc, "a Tuesday.
Mrs. T.. +. Brydc. If Wilmington. is
visiting relatives here.
The masquerade hrll at Miss Marion
Keilh~tz'> last Saturday evening wsr>
well attended in spite If the bad roads.
Six dollars were added to the treasury.
MISS Florence Gather. Rev. +. y. Moor,
and Mr.. Harry \icklc We're appointed
judges to decide who should receive the
prizes for the best costume. Mr.. Floyd
Simmer, received first prize and Miss
Annie Simmel< Sp,'ld prize.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Thoml%@.! is visiting in
Wilmington.
Misses Ola and Mabel Kcilholtz. of
mother.
Miss Jennie Phillips. of Wilmington.
is visiting her sister. Mrs.. j. Il. Tyson.
Mis-, Miriam Rowland, If Cporr. was
,he guest rr Mis- Lulu Tyson <,vrral
days recently.
Mrs Susanna jackson is visiting in
Wilmington with relatives.
Mr. Evan Owens. of Philadelphia. and
Miss Blanche Hines. of Principle Fur
race. visited Mr.. and Mr VIM. Overs
this week.
Last week Miss Lizzie Overs. daugh-
ter Of Mr. VIM. owens. was riding home
from school with Il number of her school
mates on Il hay wagon and as the horses
turned the corner at Ty>on's Mil. the
wagon UPSET. breaking LiZzic'> right l,-.
DR.. J. +. Brown will remain 1t Prin-
cipo, where he contempt &c. erecting 4
new house.
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ORDER NISI.

In tine Matter ut the Mort gagged Real Estate
of Emma T. Ceilings.
In the Circuit court for Cecil County, In
EgHity. No. 2j7l.
ordered, This 2nd day of March in the year
1905, that the sale OF the Real estate or
Emma r. Ceilings mentioned In these pro-
ceedings, made and reported by George a,
Blake the attorney therein ramed be rati-
tied and confirmed, unless cause to the con-
trary thereof be shown on or before the 18th
day Il May next; provided copy of this
order be inserted in some news paper printed
and published i'll cecil county once week
tor one month before the sth day of April
next.
The report states the amount of sale to b9
S7,50000
MANLY DRENNEN,
True Copy-rcst: Clerk.
MANLY DRENNEN,
Mar lot clerk
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ORDER NlSI.
In Re: The Mort ga ged Real Estate of Jam
Warner and wife.

In Re: The Mortgag ed Real Estate of James
Warner and wife.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County. In
Equity, No. 2573.
Ordered, This 2Sth day of February 1905,
that the sale OF property mentioned in these
proceedings, made and reported by l.. Mar
shall llaines administrator OF Mary r. Cool
ing, deceased, be ratified and confirmed. I'M
less cause to the contrary thereof u, shown
on or before the 18th day of NnV nj N; pro-
Vided Il copy Of this order be in-, II "a in some
newspaper printed and publ. he'd in Cecit
County once week for one month before
the 18th day OF April next
The report states the amount of sale to
be Si25.
MANLY DRENNEN,
True Copy-Test: Clerk.
MANLY BREMEN,
Mar. lot Clerk.
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Is DAIRY COWS

mostly in profit, some with calves by side.
These cows are young and all good mixers
and are worth the attention OF buyers.
Durham Bull. two years: pair Pigs, weight
about - lbs. each. Two top buggicS, both in
good order, one as good as new: milk wagon,
buckbOaru 40 horse farm wagons. one Il
broad tread, used one season: iour-horSc
wagon, ShOrt-tOnguc OK cart. two horse sled
basket sleigh. Cnttcr Sitigh new speed
sleigh. hay rigging, hay Skids, horscrakC
mowers, one nearly new: plank roller, used
one season: lWO-hOrSp cultiNHlOr, used one
season. uuc-hOrSC corn drill. =. No. 10 Oliver
chilled piuws, spike harrOwS, smoothing
harrow. NO 10 oliver chilled piow. garden
seed drill, hoes. spades, shONcIS. forks,
Sprcaders, rope, pullcYS. hay fork, chains.
iong ladder. beam and pOiSe corn shelter,
gram IAN, wagon Jacks, log boxes vinegar,
cider press, tomato crates. carriage pole.
Lot carpenters tools, blacksmith bellows
and anvil 4 sets work harness, 1 sets driv.
good as new; collars, brides and many
articles not mentioned. Corn by barrel,
aerator,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-Suuare piano, in
good order: be dSteads, chairs crib. feather
beds, bed springs, mattresses, gasoline stove,
mating, stoves, stables, couch. bureau,
waShstaud, hatraci, book shelves, clock re-
irigerator, porch bench, grain bags and lot
of things too numerous to mention. All
sums OF $40 or under cas- h; over that amount
credit of four months will be given, pur-
chaser giving note with approved security.
payable at National or Cecil Natioral Bank
of Port Deposit. sale to begin at II a. m,
sharp.
MRS. LAURA L. MOVES.
llindman, auct.
ar. ll-1t.
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LOCAL NEWS.

yesterday WAS ST. Iutrick'> Day
ana to-day is Shril0's,
North East will ch>,~p town r,tl,r,S
on Aun,lay. The polls will he purIr from
> to & y. m.
The. continued sunshine i, driving NJ,
the roads. but there is conSid,i.lhIr snow
lrft vet in SIDty.
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I,,,,l. ~, ~ i,.o in I,,.i
thn ,,inE ,f Inst wonl
rho ,o+ton h,. IronnoJ ont , a.,
a,,, n.rl,ot ~ D,I+imnrn Lsrosr o .me
wnra Saline ot ~ rnntS ~ dovnn ~, Tnnl,
G,r
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ne i,'Sl, -N''l''I''"'S vi Nl''''lhEt"i
were 'I"cn I'I'"SI" "h'n ',"N'rhnr Lea
tr,,, ",,'' i w. i> i "a''1' n"''
tnrd,v .(S+ p,trick's D,v1 rntiI ANIL
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w., ,,.,,.
"'si nIiil'ent ~ p""N'n having
t:,. nv n OH" w! '''n'rV "',n n'i
t','i'''I " ni'""''i'"i"' n'N va" SUI u
and ,noro, w.i+h +ho l,,.t u.i.,h,, ~ Lo'.
m,,y r,innd.
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{, VIZ i'trL' W. 7i,,M' wiz ~ 81 tne
secretary ol inc ,nl'en states lrH't>u Try,
HH ~ 10 II SulS'r'' ol''r''!oh ny ~
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r'S', ,','" w. ILL.,; an" 10" p' n'' anu
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~ i-'n IT., services '"'csu"Is' '.'o
!. ,d n' lh"rSI"HS 10 r. n''' ril''"'S'
tow p H. All "e'coih''
Maryland Day Will be observed III
the pn"Ir schools next fri"lE rs lhe
1"E proper A''rch % runs Oh o"tul""a'
appropriate 'A'I'lsr~ nave n'ei nl'"nS
'.' lI''lu''ihE CONTRIBUTIONS RON w ~, tn
pms I" 'he pr"poSen SlH'"' 10 '''il '"'-
vert S'''S''" l'"r" h"''l'''r''
The Lentrn sermon at Trinity T. f.
Church on Tuesday evening will he
preached by R"v. frehrrick llriSleE' rec
tDr "r 'alNaiF ,n"rcn' "i',''il,S''n.
iio"tH "i SERVICE iu,S""' an" on ,,"'N
evenings '.t'' Oh "thrr u''H> 1''' T.
NJ INC P"p"' IT. '"'"'''' ''N'''" I" "'
'oh'''
The Ground Hogs SIN weeks moo
doc closed on Thursday. Ont OF tn" ~
days of bad weather promised by the
fuzzy meteorological. II were clear. ~
We're cloudy ANA partly cloudy. as Il
i. nhnrt -. ,,Ii,I,In ~, on, ,,tnn+ mnlE-
,ipn ,In,n,c
-,
Il" pnIl'N' Oh "r"N' "'h"o'' ",,''
Hl".l' VIII give an 'h''Ft"I!''i''"' /" 'n'
S'Hf'"' room CONSISTING VI "i"''I"'H' w.
,ra'N' re-, .'a'F''" anu Tm%''2' an W.
norman 'ah''rnh' q, EmN'""' :. N't ~.
an ad'r'ES "a the lh'Lipp'H'H ilu'a
evening" Ahirh' - at ',7'' /. S'oIlns'
the '"I!oWihG evening. admission i'''
-Rcv. Henry OlnStcad of Old SWedcS
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Main street,
ORDER NISI.

Hester c. Lewis and others Us. Robert G.
Lewis and others
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County IN
Equity No. 2il7.
ordered, This 9th day of February. 1905
that the sale of property mentioned in these
proceedings, made and reported by l.. Mar
shall llaines, Trustee, be ratified and con-
tirmed. unless cause to the contrary thereof
he shown on or before the 27th day of April
next; provided Il copy of this order be In
serted IN some newspaper printed and pub
lished in Cecil County once week for one
month before the 18th day of March next
The report states the amount of sale to be
S7,7ia.
MANLY DRENN MEN
True Copy-Test: ClerR.
MANLY DRENNEN, CIerk
Feb. 2hlt
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Secondhand WAGONS

Buggies, thoroughly repaired and
painted.
Il No-top Runahouts.
light surrey, good as new, our own make
! ENtensiontop Surrey, nearly new; our
make.
Culunder Sash.door Rockaway.
| Phaton.
Handy Milk Wagons.
Farm Wagons, one Owcgo, nearly new.
The ahoV" secondhand wagons are a good
lot and thoroughly repaired.
HARNESS-2D sets Rubber and Nickpl
mounted Harness. This lot OF harness Is
well selected rom the most reliable manu-
facturerS.
Remember the bargains given at our sales
This work viii be sold " 4 must haVc the
room for our spiing work. sale in large
wareroom at | o'clock, sharp. months
credit.
WILSON, PUGH ~ WILSON.
Ortlip, auct.
Holton, clerk. Mar. Its
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consisting of one fine piece Parton Suit
ebony frame upholstered in silk brocattl e
The original suit OF pieces cost $3.50. Two
odd chairs. upholstered in the same. !
Leather rocker, | marble top, Birds Eye
maple Chamber suit, one Brass beClstead
one oak bureau and stands Antique Ma
hogany Hat rack, Bureau, sewing stand,
kitchen table and chairs. Refrigerator,
Walnut secretary and chair office Book
ease. n very fine old Violin, almost 300 years
old, pair fine hand painted vases, oil paint
Ing, steel engraving, water colors by artist
of reputation. silk and lace curtains. poles
and shades, BruSScl carpet lot of linoleum
Lamps and brackets, Bicycle, cook stoves
parlor, chunk and oil stoves. TIN, glass and
queensware Jars, tubs, buckets, wire safe,
also stove fixtures, and balance ofStock, etc
The above goods will positively be sold
At the same time and place wi be sold,
One Bay Colt coming years old, Jersey
Cows coming in profit this month. one
Guernsey Bull years old. iJersey ed and
Poland China Shoats, wagons, harness,
blankets and etc.
Terms made known one day of sale.
GEORGE DRAKE.
George Drake, auctioneer.
Mar. Is lW.
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NOTICE ANNUAL MEETING.

The anuua! meeting of the Home Building
ana Loan Association OF turil county. Mary
land. viii Toe nrd AT is room above the store
OF {. J.. cole. PCrrNNillC, Md.
Monday, April 18th, 1905
for the purpose OF clrctiug eleven Directors.
At the same time any one wishing new
shares OF stock can take tine same in SERIES
T.. which viii open AT hat date. Any one
wishing TO secure ares ON or before that
dalr can obtain the same by Application to
e. l.. cole. secretary; or Norris e Cameron,
Nice-l'rCSUCn
CLARENCE l.. COLE, Secretary.
Mar. ls-iw. PerrHville, Md.
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100 SETS HARNESS

VIII not undertake to describe them. You
Will find single harness in almost any style,
genuine rubber. niclilc and imitation. Sur
rey. milk, brake. double carriag 20 and team
harness. In this lot OF harness will lie found
something that will meet the wants of al.
NEST everyone
Lot OF whips. brides. haIterS. lines and
other horse goods. that vii, NOT describe.
Carload 18th Century Manure SprcaderS.
III have one III operation on day OF sale.
Agricultural mpement~-CU consisting OF
rollers, spring tooth harrowS, cultiVatorS,
plow>, etc, III Crown grass SecderS. grain
fans Just what you want for cleaning wheat
for seed. Lot horse blankets
Wagon-Jaclis and and other articles that
are necGcd on the farm every day.
GU cannot afford to miss this sale.
get the date. Thursday. March BIRD. y. m.
sharp NORRIS b. SLACK.
WhitcraIt and Ewing. alict. mar HIT
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-03-18
STATEMENT
Showing the Condition OF the
Mutual Fire | insurance
Company
OF Cecil County, Md, Dec, 31st, 1907

vi IeCil county, Wu., Dec, olSt, 9U4.
INCOME.
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sl3,O25 IS
DISBURSEMENTS.
Total Disbursement lil2) Us
ASSETS.
Cash in bnce and in Bank 2l,l3j S6
Uncollected Premiums 10 %
Office Furniture 80. ...... $4,000
Premium Notes Held...... 2Jl,i 20 -
Assets Admitted. 2l,6Sl o.
LIABILITIES.
Net Unpaid Losses and
Claims ........... E. -, =. 300 40
Salaries, Rents, etc......... 2Si ~
Total Liabilities ............ 1888 Sc
surplus to Policy Holders 1881 %
Amount at Risk in United
States Dec 81 1904 ....... 2,5SJ,g2S %
Amount Written in Mary
land during 1901 ........ .2.5Sa,92S %
Premiums in Maryland IN
l3U3 Observation-Disclosures. l2,3iI u
Losses Paid in Maryland
In lHA .................. lO,a0G "
Losses Incurred in Mary
land in 1904. .... lO,iSl ~
STATE OF MARYLAND,
Insurance DE partment,
commissioners ONCE,
Baltimore, Md, February 18th, 1905.
hereby certify. that the above is IA correct
copy of the statement of the Mutual Fire
Insurance Company of Cecil County, Md,
to December 81, 1901. now on file in this De
partment.
FRANK |. DUNCAN.
Mar. list Insurance Commissioner.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-03-18
q HORSES

No. |, Maud, gray mare, 10 years. weight
400, good worker in all harness; q. ..
Prince, bay horse, 10 years, weight ll00, GOOD
worker and driver, work anywhere: No 3,
Lady, bay mare, coming years, weight
1000, good road mare and will work any
where: No. 1, Jennie, Sorrel mare, weight
1850, a good road mare. These horses are all
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-03-18
MONDAY. Arril 18th. 1905
PUBLIC SALE OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Monday, March 20, 1905,

The undersigned having sold her farm will
sell without reserve or undertaking at her
residence on MT. Ararat Farm, near Port
Deposit, on road leading from Port Deposit
to PcrryNiile. the following personal prop