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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07
CHILDREN.
IF You Have Any This Will Interest
You.

So many little boys ana girls come
iIto our store who are weak. thin
legged and holow-chcckod," said Mr.
C01n of the firm. of Coon and BedeI
~ seems Il shame to "lloW them T.
remain so, for they will grow MP lhto
weak. sicklv and nervous men ah9
women. without the vitality tG work
or enjoy life
If" continued Mr.. Coon, the fatli-
ors and mothers Of Such chlldfen
would believe what we say of NlnGi.
we would see great differenc" in IN"
arpcarancc Of the younger generation
Of this city. You know Ninol is net
patent medicine. and is just tn
tonic growing children need. It will
r,ake for them good, healthy flesh.
sound bcne. hard muscle and rich re-
blood.
True. Vinol is cod liver oil prep
aration but it does not contain llGf
OF OH OF a. tdd RstNttiiS iN't'i
e so delicious that all children love
il. vet II 2ctu3llv does contain all the
medicinal curative elements found iii
fresh Gods livcrs, and is the most
Y ho1esome and best medicine for chill
dten we ever sold.
I'VE nave many letters from CRATE
full mothers whose children owe Their
health and even life to Ninol. The
following letter frCt. Mrs. c. Allen OF
New Bedford. Mass, tells what Ninol
did fer her children. She writes:
with two puny. ailing children. I
yas very much worried. and did not
know what to do tC create strength
for them and to have them gain flesh
tried almost everything. and as a
LIST resort Ninol. and the bentit from
that was great in shcst time. They
are rapidly gaining flesh and strength
and | an sal SIZED Ninol will dc. a.
much for other children.
1t is because We know what Vino
Will do that we guarantee II 1t tan
to make vGur children well. rugged
end rosy. to refund veur money. Coon
and Bedell. DRUGGISTS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07
NAY BE A COTTON
BELT PURCHASE.

The annomc"n. Of the sale OF
the Louisiana I'D Northwestern ia /
rea,l an independent road running
ftom NcNcill. Columbia county, tG
A1aeuolia and Nachitoches, La., dis
tance of 100 niles, has started th" fIl-
mcr that the Cotton Belt is preparing
ta gct inft the FIGHT. which seems
ID be coming between roads VII
roth and south connexions. Att0f.
ney j. A. Richardson Gf Magnolia mas
! adn IN announcement that the
! nuis:2na and Northwestern had been
e6ld but did not state what road
had purchased the property RalllGae
men here believe The road has been
purchased either by the Cotton Belt
OF the Frisco. and are inclined to the
belief il is the Cotton Belt. The read
will give the Cotton Belt cutoh,
saving about 100 niles Oil direct line
frem 81 Luois t. New Orleans. and
would greatly imprGVa the advantages
of that system. If the road las been
turcbased by the Frisco. as intlmated
On the outside, the line will become
:, part of the Frisco extension to New
Orleans.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07
Catarrh Canno 'e 1ured


with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach the seat Of the dis
ease. Catarrh is a blood or constilu-
tional disease, and in order to cure it
you must take internal remedies.
Halls Catar-h Cule is tal<n internal
ly, and acts directly on the blood and
mucuous surfaces. Halls Catarrh
Cure is rot quack medicine. 1t was
prescribed by one of the est physi.
clans in this country for years and is
a regular prescription. 1t is com
posed of the best tonics known, COM
l,ined with the best blood purifiers,
acting directly on the mucous sur
faces. The perfect combination II
the two ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results in curing Ca.
tarrh. Send for testimonials free.
f. ]. CHENEY & co, Props, Tole
do, Ohio.
Sold by DRUGGISTS, pr,-o &c.
Take Halls Family Pills tor consti
patton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07
a GENTLEWO OF
TIE OLD SOUTH

Types change with times. The peo-
pie Of today differ from those OF to-
morrow. Tradit on and history pic
ture the women Of the Old South as
the fairest. the gentlest. and in the
trials of war time, the bravest the
world has known.
The living types Of the Old regime
verify cur impressions of that per
iod, and are a pleasing study to the
people of a new dispensation.
Mrs. Sarah Winston Lindsay be
longs to that class Of women Who
speak to the restless present of
Gream-like past-of slavery days and
southern aristocracy.
She is sweet and gentle in dispGsi-
ton. and cordial in manner. 1t is
pleasure to know her aud to hear her
tell of the bygone.
She has always lived in Tuscum-
tja. Ala. and for more than thirty
Years has occupied her present home.
She was born near Tuscumbia in
Franklin tC-lnty, now Colbert, Feb
rlary Q 1892. Her father lived on a
plantation, and was large slave hold
or He was William Winston, from
Virginia. and was related to many
Eoted Virginia families, among them
that of Patrick Henry. whose mother
was a Winston.
On the 14th Of October. 1854 Sarah
Miller Winston was married TO Rob
ert Burns Lindsay, native OF Dunn
freishire, Scotland. The latter was
a d distinguished scholar, a graduate OF
81 Andrews University. Tie was an
able lawyer. fnc orator. and Tor
MANY years was prominent III HGIit'cs
i, the State of he adoption Alabama
being elected to the lower house Of
fife legislature in 1853 TO the senate
II 1887. ard governor OF the state in
$50
Mrs I.tn9.av was thc wife Of ono of
All. .zsr1a's govonors the sister OF an
4ther Governor Johr Anthony Win
ston. aaf tho c.0sir and stst"rin=
f.U ~ Cor. rror .roh Pcttus q
s,sstppi. sne IS $50 cousin Of S n
ator Petfns Of A2ahao,
Mrs. f.isdsoy's liftrg eh .ldren arc
Hrs Il. II. Wat'.in - VA uin&toa
=lrs J. H. Nathan a Sheffield. an&
Misses Matte ana Mand Lindsay of
uacumhia Her daughters ar" cui.
tured. intellectual women possessing
many charms Of person and character.
Two Of her daughters are engaged IN
literary work Mrs Watkins has
written successful novel. and mum
hor ~ stories. ard Miss Maud has
Nea distinction ae k'nacrgarten in
structor ana writer of kindergarten
stories.
Mrs. Lindsay was left a widow N
/ fa0o Governor Lindsay. so long a
familiar figure in Tuscumb'a. a. passed
way February 70, of that year, and
was buried in tn" family graveyard,
known as the Winston Cemetery.
where members of several genera
ions Of the Winston family have been
/ aid te Eest
Nss. LINDSAY has been for long
WhtI" member OF the Presbyt crian
church. and in former years took an
active part in church work. Her pres
! ont health does not permit Of her go
ing much from home. She is spending
+ the evening OF her life in the peace
! fll r,1iot of hor comfortable homo
surrounded by loving fir ends ard
neighbors and ministered TO by her
! devoted daughters.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07
SPECIAL EXCURSION
TO HAVANA, CUBA

The Southern railway will sell on
March 21, 1908. round trip tickets to
Havana, Cuba and return at one fare
plus s. (from Memph $49.35l, which
includes meals and berth on steamer
Tickets eooG for return passage on
any steamer leaving Havana unit!
April 6. inclusive. Final limit Of tic
6: April 9, 1908.
C. A. DeSaussure, p. P. A,
l.. NJ. DeSaussure, C. T A.
Memph s. Tenn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07
FRIDAY, APRIL +, 1903.

Nr. H. B. Pryor manager Of circu-
latien of the Graphic, makes the city
circulation his special charge Sub
scribers failing to receive their papers
porperly, VIII confer favor upon this
department by reporting carelessness
or failure to deliver at once. Phone,
old Sc: new 124.
ADAMS PRINTING COMPANY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07

Lady Grabineton ito very st!n-
euished artist. whom she has just met
for the first tlme)-Do YOU know :!
am SO very pleased to meet you. and
! must tell you my little sister has
made some really quite too wonderful
copies from some of your illustrations
and we all think she ought TO make
cutie a lot Of money out of them. Oh!
and could you tell me where she could
sell them, and all that sort of thing.
it would be so awfully jolly for her.
cont you know. distinguished artist
thinks it would and feels very highly
flattered. .l-IIOndon Punch.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07
WIS MAN.

Solcn told how ne gained his reru-
tat on Ger wisdom
~ was never counsel for Mrs Chad
wick" he explained
And With pIaa smile he put tn
finishia& touches on brief.-Harp-
er,e Razar
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07
THE EFFECT WAS LASTING

Dentist-That confoundcd tramp
persuaded me to give him laugh3n@
aas and extract tour teeth.
Fricnd-Wcll?
Dentist Well when | told him that
that would cost him 81 he gave M
the merry ha.ha Someryillc Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07

II hr cities are not to be permitted
to have a portion OF the three-m:l!
read TAX, there is nothing else to d.
su- vote il down
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07
.----.)&O

The governor seems to think that
the duty of the state officials is to
help him rake h.s political chestnut>
tut OF the fire
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07

# the report IS TINE that most Of
tha r1oney subscr,b"9 for th- support
of he sout1eIn Cotten associafior
IA bena subscribed by bankers and
ntrchanta i would seem that the
Arkansas planters are not taking
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07

JEFF s ne doubt glad that il is not
the present legislature which elects
successor 10 Senator Berry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07

Sheridan has secured a first class
hoIcsale grocery on the building ot
the Pine Bluff and Western whether
there is regular schedule Of trains
on The road or not.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07

Il al the .hort lines give rs Rock
k7aaa connections. that syst. m i.
eo.ra to ccac MO this town fr,4n
several points q the compass.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07

That l'iae Bluff anl Western .che'
NE seem. 20 be scvaral days over
4ee The latest report say. II viii
ea INTO ctfra on Apr Is.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07
RATHER INSINUATlNG.

Reggy Pickle-Shave clcaah, bah
bah.
Barber-I think you'd better cal
butcher.
Reegy Picklo-A butchah. Whal
foh?
Barber-He'd know more about
skinning a calf than | do.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07
Change of
Time and
Service

Effective Sunday, February 70, lt05
trains and 6 were Il scontinued
Trains 3 and 4 now run through to
and from St Leris, and carry buffet
sleeper between St. Louis and Shreve
port, ana sleeper between Memphis
and Te3arkana. Through chair
cars
No arrives 81. Louis, G:5l pm,
No. . leaves St. Louis $50 am
This gives day sprv &c IN and out
of St Louis. which Uill be appre ciat
ed by those who do not like night
travelling,
Th,re have been no important
changes maae in tine & trains
and =
For further information. ask the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07

That ovation by the house 10 Sena
for Berry no doubt gives Jeff that
tfed feeling
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07

The fire chief question will be set.
ted next Monday night, anyhow, if
net before
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07

The railroads seem to be as timid
upen that Hiaduct prcpcsit on as upon
the new depot question:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07

Ne air aoin' down 10 Pine Bluff and
sabmit IT, that city our Bolivar and
Pre- E.HT shoft ne railroad PROPOSE
e1n ana al ether short lines had
better craw into . hole and pull tn"
hole ii after 'eu. R4liyer cones fust
in his shost l.nc bnsincss- Bolivar
Pse4t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07

It doesn't take long for Gov Davis
70 take a fall out with the other state
fife ais if he cant boss them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07

Because Coy Davis can't boss other
state officials he says they have i
II for hin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07

Who will be the next to spring a
short line railroad on Pine Bluff?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07

Nc advertising is valuable unless It
J., cOntinuous.-RObt. G. Ogden, John
Wannamaker's partpe"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07

Ex Nayer u Re7eete q Se4He,
ae the court house a. Ifeh.r
- TAe Harf Sd's Of Eife. He OUGHT
vt Rs omiaerH, qualified 70 'alk On
thai ea5ioct.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07

gaa= =aamter q short i.ne Reci /
"a . connections proposed indicates
~ tAat system + axc=ediag!F aaX
ieee . 90 .ntn PM hlar trnu 10y
.fsl G.rectioHs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07

~ IL si1 proposed nov sho}t lines
r "a roase which want to come T..
PIae Bar Rhy don't seme Of theut
ccae .gat a!en22 The first to pct
hesa with tracks and uains VII hay"
II Advantage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07

"a ~ compliments 80 Aztna BASS
- on ~ GraHAic,e new ser.al=stosE.
'efuaff tha boe. Some are = aains
+ WHO lid NOT teal 9hr Wings q tho
%19.rf5tr."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07

much interest in the movement to re
duce the cotton acreage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07
DAILY Drapl)IC,

Entered at Postottice al P.ne Bluff,
Ark.. as second class mail matter.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-09-22

DARLINGTON, September 2p-Canning
season for corn has closed in This vicinity,
D. E. Price and Soa having discontinued
or Tuesday.
There IS much sickness in the neigh
bo:hDoi. Mrs. Thomas is III at her
home At Waysido; Mrs Symirgton
at I'll Briton; MIR Christopher Wilson IS
much worse.
Mrs Hattie Cooley has returned to
Darlington after sp-ndjng the summer
in Massachusetts.
Miss Se,cua Sslie spout last week at
the 3!ac Mountain House, and IS now al
Patapsrn Plains. Anne Arundel county.
Mrs William Rciuerr aud daughter
Florence, have returned 10 Philadelphia,
after spending August with Mrs. Henry
L Self.
Mrs Iohn II. r.icc and family have re
turned 10 lh-ir home at Y ayside, after
Sly months IA California.
/ ! i.clurs was given in the Friends
! Meeting iIou'e on Saturday iia.ht. It
was largely attended.
/ j hprs. b'lnu@iug to Dr. Cover Alien
( b.carIc frightened last week 1t rau
/ jowu the main street and in front Of the
Residence Of Prof y T. Galbrcath col
. iiird with ihr runahout Gf Mr.. Charles
1 4 Andrew, knocking the seat from it.
/ Here II became discngaged from the
! buggy Mr.. William Self and Mr. T. 4
! Baldwin managed 70 gee Walter Self
/ who was in with the driver, out of til:
buggy. The i1o"'s arm was broken ana
badly margted. AT.cr this the EorS.
-lFI into . horse OWNED Ly Ar. { Levi.
Elliott and cut it severely.
/ Miss Bruce IS the guest of Miss ANN,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-09-22

Dr. Frlnl, H. Arthur, aged about for
Is years, dis3 suddenly at lis home, IN
Delta, on Friday. liz had besn in uspa4
health until lew days before his death,
which was caused by All acute attack 81
3:ights disease. DE- Arthur had located
~ Data about 4 year ago. and IN this
time, succeeded in building up large
practise. lie had made a specially o
surgery, in which he was quite skilled,
having studied fer a number Of years I'M
der Dr. J W Chambers lie Is survived
BY widow and one child. His funeral
took place on Monday. the intc~ment
ocire in Slate Ridge cemetery. Rev. \.
L. Hyde, assisted Ivy Rev !. D. Barclay,
oGiciatel The palibearcrs were the FOL
lowing PHYSICIANS: ". h. Kirk, Charles
Famous, Thomas Gaibrcath, AZail Stew
art, Warren Ramsey, and W. II. McCur-
dy. The funeral was one of the largest
that has been held in thatcommunity for
wears.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-09-22
FallSton Personals.

FA4LsroN. Sept. 1S--Miss Ethel Den
bow. who has hcsn spending her yaca-
ton with her p"reu;s at BeusoA, has re-
tuTrcG ~ Baltimore.
Miss Mildred hmcsS is able tu b. out
a!te- an Illness Of several weeks.
.lr George I. Waters was thrown
frpsr his market wagon while in Halti-
more las- week and very painfully in.
jured. lie is now at St. Joseph's Hosgi-
tai
Mr.. Hutter6gli and family, who have
bee: spending The summer at she home
OF Air George ID. Waters, have returned
to Baltimore.
The sacrament Of the Lords Supper
will he administered al the Fallston Pres
hgterian Church next Sunday afternoon
NJ 3 O'Clock. The public is cordially in
tied to attend ali these services. Rev
~. t. SnalhorSt is pastor.
Mrs Z. NJ Milen who has been visit.
ing her daughter Mrs. IL p. HoIings
worth has returned to her home al
Owing's Mills.
Miss Oleita C5thcim who has beer
visiting friends in Baltimore county, ha:
returned TO her home.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-09-22
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Road checks issued.-T. c. Bay, 1915;
William ]. Dick, $2424; William c. Will
son, S43 81 Samuel Wallace, S2562;
John Dorm, So SO; James Kelley, $1o3l;
William Stamford, S2O.4s; b. !. St.
Clair, 1854: Arthur Beal, So; James
Onion, S35.75; Hugh Scarborough,
SIS, "a; Joseph Donahue, $25.12; Stephen
Wesley, $23.12; J. Edward Beatty,
S2O.13; D. Callahan, 500 81; John Mid
dendorf, S26 %; Thomas Lochary, sc;
Samuel Thomas, $35. G.; c. R St Clair;
$40; Nelson Rutledgc, $17.62; Charles
Blaney. S34; Martin and Mitchell. lum.
Der, $50.
Orders on County Treasurer.-Peter
Plank. repairs Havre de Grace road
$50 81; Maryland and Pennsylvania
railrod extending switch at FaIlston
500; Good Roads Machinery Co. repairs
S62, 40; c. E. C1eswell, burial permits
/ So. 40; n, Dean and Son, supplies for jail
! $3.50; George Reynolds, supplies 70,
Fallston road, 1898; John H. Beaver
primary election account, ssh Henr,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-09-22

S2aRUaaa. September 19-Mrs. J. 5.
Garter has Tetarae>. from trip t" Eel.
ton. p.
Miss Rosie Eearncy, OF Baltimore, has
been v:,ilina. Mrs. Grant Dawson.
Nj. and Mrs, \ II. Bailey and Mr..
John " Bailey, who has been visiting
Mr. ar'i Mr.. d / BAILEY, have returned
- Baltimore.
Mrs :. S. Scarborough and daughter,
Henrietta, have hceuthe guests Of friends
il Chester county. Pa. While thee they
visited Philadelphia, Camden, New .ie-.
scy. and other nearby cities
Mr.. Harold Scagboro, ct the .oassuu
News, and son, HaroIG. OF To0~or, spcrt
Saturday and Sunday with friends mere,
Nh Gtant Dawson has bu,.t AZ add.
tinu 70 H.. barn.
Mr.. jo.cph : Garter Killed . large fox
r:c cav las. week.
The Jonas property, winch was
sula nj cable sale here, September &c,
W. nu -rhaScl by Grant Dawson
BRUCE
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-09-22
THE COUNTY FAIR.

Where is the Oldest inhabitant WHO
dares TO say that i'll this degenerate day
and generation the county fair has lost
the fascination it used to possess in tbag
dim and distant period ''wlsen lie was Il
boy?" saws the Baltimore News. 10 PIT
him to utter and deservcI confusion it
is only necessary 70 point to the fact
that thirty-fve thousand people jour
neyed o Tinouium on Thursday - see
the interesting things that are to he seen
there-our genial Governor not least
among them. AND there are many
reasons why county fairs continue to be
popular Where is there such delicious
lemonade? Where else can tn" politician
find all his baby constituents so con-
ven:ent for oscillation? Where is afforded
such an opportune time for the recon-
struction of tottering political fences:
Where else may the horny handed son Of
toll find such fascination and glittering
opportunities for testing his luck-and
the slight Of hand skill OF the faro dealer:
Where else can the thrifty housewife
prove that at pie-making she stands
without Il peer in the whole county, and
where, save at the county fair, can the
small boy see Dodo, the Dog Faced Boy,
and CEewcmup, the Wild Girl, who posi-
lively eats EN- alive. Echo fecbly an
swers "Where?' But apart from. these
attractive methods of diversion the coun-
~ fair affords opportunity tor TIE men
who till the soil to gather together and
discuss agricultural methods, plan for
future experiments, and exhibit the It
suits of their work, both animal and
vegetable; and for these reasons, no less
than for the others mentioned, the coun-
" fair, although now an ancient irstitu-
ton, it is likely to last long after other
more transient things have been iotGot-
ten.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-09-22
BEER CREEK FARMERS CLUB.
nrt,n snc.inl,v for The Il els.

Reported specially for he -Egis.
The Deer Creek Farmers Club met at
Highland" the. residence of Mr.. John
Nioorc~. On Saturday afternoon last, with
the following members present: John Moorcs
,,rcsideut. C.. Cover STREET., William w Fin
,fcr. rraak II. Jacobs, II. Il. Bruins, James
lee, William T.. Hopkins, John ). Sladc, John
Il. Wvsang, Il. HARRIS Archer, Jacob H. Baer,
Thomas H. Robinson, Pred. fochary, W. 3.
f.ariau. $. \. Wiiiauss and John b. Worth
.ay.oa. Tbs guests were James Johnson
G.,rgc LaH-l1. Z. j.. :doorcs and John g,
Eo.s.-.
The ciub. in . l,1l. :. inspected the property,
taking in Il. -un..y pleasing features and as
to-fshi..s ..r.5 Wncn they returned TO the
.nu,e. M. ". ;. Harlan. on behalf of the
committees nf spectiou, said
owe haze tyGay had saother illustration
nat MI NJ JUEes IS u i.rSt-ci.;>S farmer OF the
n!G@u sJyfs witaout tads OK frills. He tiliS
The ground thoroughly, raises large crops,
selects !..;-4 graz stock, and does everything
III such :: Bt:-.iCsS-liac WAY that good profit
Is ..t.ar,a1scl IA advance. We struck.
M. .,, vat. rli. ne OF lis corn but with
tire manner III which It set i'll the shock. -
lNI- &loorlS here stated that he always
used two bands, tying the corn near the top
/ from d. short ia"Ge- ana seldom had shock
| 20 t.slt.1 His registered Poland China hogs
are c5sLrt.Ir ely promising, his beautiful bunch
! OF sheep show their hi"h breeding and careful
! haa4l'ng, whiis some five or six Jersey COWS
: indicate that they are profitable Stock
| NIr, 81 nUGcs stated, III reply TO an enquiry
! chat !g I'D upwards Of seventy tons OF hay
! IN tn. BARN, but that his wheat, yielding only
! ti.lrt.-s.E bushels to the acre, had diSappoint
! ed him: lac had r-IeCt.i over forty.
/ Alr. Rruus reported that the stock cattle
nd made wonderful progress since they were
| bought last fast. then weighing little over
seven hundred, Wht!c now they would doubt
less weigh eleven hundred.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-09-22
First Sittins-Tuesday. October 3.
Second Sittins-Tuesday. October 10.

And on TUESDAY. OCT. Il. for Revision:
Only.
No one can register after Tuesday, Oct. 10.
The places for Registration in the different
districts are as follows:
list District. 1st Precinct-Price's Hotel.
Abingdon.
Ist District. I'd Precinct-John H. Turner's
Residence. Magnolia.
I'd District, LIST Precinct-J. p. Osborn's
Shop Aberdeen.
I'd district, I'd Precinct-Mr' Akcrs Shop,
Level.
I'd District, Sd Precinct--R. NJ. Taylor
Residence. Perryman.
Sd District, LIST Prccinct-G rand Jury Room.
Bel Air.
Sd District. I'd Precinct-R. {. Richardson $
Store, ChurChville.
Sd District, Sd Prccinct-George II. Os-
thcms shop. Fallston.
Sd District. 18th Precincts. w. Harkins'
Store Room, Chestnut Hill.
4th District. LIST Precinct-J II. Gilbert 4
Hotel, Jarrettsville
4th District, I'd Precinct-Thomas Kelly 5
Residence. Upper y Roads.
18th District, Sd Precinct-William a. HulS
hart's shop, NorriSville.
9Th District st Precinct <. Daueherty' :
Hall, Dublin.
9TH District I'd Precinct-John O. Stcarns'
Residence, near Whiteford.
9Th District, st Precinct-Mag istrates'
Court Room, Havre de Grace.
9th District, . Precinct-A. Laws Photo
graph Gallery, River Street, Havrc de Grace.
HOURS-S A. NJ. TO p. NJ.
Any voter who has removed into some
other precinct from the one he was registered
in must apply in person before the Board OF
Registry which registered him for a removal
certificate, which he must present TO the
Board of Registry for the precinct in which
he now lives. before he can be registered and
vote in that precinct.
Failure TO comply with the above will for.
felt to him the right to vote this fail.
WILLIAM !. FORSYTHE, Pres.
GEORGE II. WINS.
Board of Election Supervisors
for Hartford Count Y.
E A McCOMAS Clerk
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-09-22
N2LqflborI,ood Wcys
Dsnth Of liz GarrettSnn-

FM.IsroN, September 2o.-AIiss Eliza
beth Curry, of Baltimore. his returned
from q visit ~ her friend, Mis- Margaret
Y. Tavorr.
Miss Pearl Ga-rettson, daughtcro u. Nj
ard Mrs Frank Garrcttsuu, died on
Norday 1T the home of Air Walter j.
Ei>h, aits: 81 long illness. The family
hnvc tic sympathy of the community.
Mr. Hui M.. p l. Stamford, Of Bal
t.;norc. spau, SUNDAY withrcIatives here.
Miss Margaret Y. Favou- has retained
from WISH; 20 Shane, baltimore county.
Nearly all # the SUMMER hnars:sr~ l.tve
returned to tici- homes OESEEy&R.