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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27
ELMS.CARVIlL WEDDING
Many New England Friends al NuplIaIs Of
Greater Bsstsn Pair.

At the home OF her cousin Mrs. T.. c.
A. Atkins al 1856 Potter avenue Miss Celia
May Carvin Of somerville. Mass, was
united in marriage to sydney Victor Elms
OF Boston last evening at 40 by Rev. Dr.
Mcconnell OF the Union Congregational
church. Harpist Frank Raia played the
wedding marches.
The groom's brother. Harry Elms. was
best man and Miss Eva Carvill was
bridesmaid The bride wore white chiffon
seline de sole
The prettily decorated house was crowd
Cd with friends from this and other New
England cities. and they gave the bride
and groom a good send-off on their honey
moon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27
MISS FRYER'S RECITAL

piano recital was given by Miss Il.
Eunice Fryer, who Is a pupil OF Mr.
Frank r. Streeter az room 5i7. Butler FIX
change. last evening. Miss Fryer dis
played considerable technical skill I'm sew
eral quite difficult numbers
MIR Ernest w. Wood. baritone. assisted
and his contribution OF Bohm's still VIE
Die Nacht." and Pinsutis "Bedouin Love
Song" was literally applauded. Follow
ing Is the program:
Beethoven. l. Van. Sonata Op. l3 Pa-
thetiuue) first movement; Handel. q. F.,
air and variations. Harmonious Black
smith" Bohn. Carl. "Stll VIE Die
Nacht" Mr.. Wood: Mendelssohn. r.
"Scherzo" in E-minor, Op. is. No 2.
Gottschalk l.. NJ. "Ricordati, Nocturne.
GIszt F.. "Valse Carprise, "Soirees de
Vienne. No. g." Pinsuti. "Bcdouin Love
Song" Mr. Wood Mills. s. r., "Old
Folks AZ Home. Transcription. by special
request: Chopin F., Polonaise in A, op
80, No. /.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27
The Weather
UNIVERSITY HALL,
BROWN UNIVERSITY.
FORECAST:
FORECAST:

From s p. m. Wednesday TO p.
m. Thursday. For Providence and
vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight and
Thursday; warmer tonight.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27

That large number OF delegates favor
the candidacy OF Eben s. Draper OF
Hopedale than support Col A. II. Goet-
ting OF Taunton. was indicated by the
returns received UP to a late hour last
night. although definite results were not
obtainable. since so many OF the state
delegates were unpledged.
Democratic caucuses were held yester-
day also In several cities and towns, in
ciuding Boston. Cambridge. Lawrence
Lowell, Gloucester and Worcester
With the exception OF Cambridge
where the delegates favor former Mayor
John II. II. McNamee for governor. nc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27


Sept N.Alh
Guild IT. OF governor
candidates place
tionan ourfr
delegations
night
majority o
9 - = ~. - ~ 40
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27

preference was expressed for the head OF
the ticket.
Today Democratic caucuses will be
held I'm the remaining cities and towns.
CURLEY DEFEATED IN BOSTON.
A feature OF the voting In Boston yes
terday was the defeat OF Thomas II. Cur
ley. who was "A candidate for the Demo-
cratic nomination for representative In
the Seventeenth Suffolk district
Curley was elected TO the legislature
last year, but his seat was declared VA
cant following his conviction by the
United States district court OF participa-
tion In civil service frauds. Curley served
90 days In the SUFFOLK county jail for the
offence. He was defeated yesterday by l9
votes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27
ANY PLACE BUT HOME
FOR RIVERp0lNT DAMSel

when the father OF i4-year-old Alice
Higney found her az Fan River yesterday
and requested that she come back 20 the
psternal roof. he was shocked to fnd her
expressing the sentiment that she pre-
ferred any old place. even jail. before
Riverpoint
Persuasions being useless against that
declaration he asked the Fall River police
20 aid him and Alice will have 70 answer
10 a charge OF stubbornness In the court
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-25
Deputy sheriff's Fees.

Deputy Sheriff Fees.
1881 Wnl o. Johnson, S "a 80
61S9 ]. o. Malmberg services Jan. term L. .s@:z
= Dist conrt..: $500
619S Vim. O.. Johnson, services Jan. term -
Dist. court 80 90
62O4 Isaac Nordstrom, services Jan. term
Dist. court......... 45 90
6261 Isaac Nordstrom, services Adj. ian. - =.
term Dist COURT. ................... 900
64S6 Isaac Nordstrom, services Adj. Jan. 80
term Dist cOurt.......... ............. 500
631 Isaac Nordstr0n, services ...... ...... $40
Gs67 J. O. Malmberg, services June term - !.
Dist. Is 90
6S6S ]. G. Freese services June term Dist.
court ........., 1900
69G2 J. .. Nj Malmberg services June term
( Es.. Dist. court. Il 90
697+ Isaac NOrdstronl, services Jnne term
III. Dist. COURT: .........:..:: 80 90
Dist: court...:.......:. ...... 800
7l5S j. &. Freese servces.... 100
Total ........... $685. go
G22S Hans Engestad, constable fees.......... 965
G4+6, H., NJ. Angler, do .........., / 80
713S Peter Bonde, do .......... 22O
1910 do do 3.35
1914 Geo. II. Stephens, do :....::..:.. 600
Total ........ $22. so
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-25
J; Florence r. Porter, auditors. !. clerk,

6O67 Alice G: Roberts, treasnrers clerk Jan "A 66
G2S1 HE% do do Feb ~ & Cf,
#639S do t&S@<SEs 52do arch 1G.66s
:6533 do 3S 5$ sti, Apr - 6 GG
6627 do do Nay 1856
30SS1 do do tE$. June Il 6 90
7O15 do do. July u 6. &c
S7I1o %s55@#*s95 .ttO do Aug. 16 .66
724L do do Sept 16 .66
1916 Caroline Moss, d s= Oct Il q. GO
1882 do aE& do 5@f${5 Nov lH sc;
1865 do do S=S$&s&< Dec 6 ~
$1,000
COOS Vera N ossberg, clerk for Judge 81 pro-.
@s$25%$5z bate jan GO
H1a. do %#S #s@ Il O 5Feb G. &C
bsiSo sE5..$5 &c do arch u &c
6534 A. .T. Nordn clerk hire for Judge aof
os2s Judge ot 80
Hate, M " G. .G6
aO!skx q @ do tune 1 Z. .6B
s1Dls DO do July 81 6.66
~ e. do Aug. = g. .68
.7245 do, XeDf 8 4 ff
1872 K, do Ssa Oct + & 6f
.1Ss5 % DO Nov.I2 g. GO
9 96O 90 do Dec. g. .74
Tot q 100 ,OO
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-25
Board Of Equalization.

insane. -#z sss@z.. ....*
Warrants Issued:
66S1 DIR. l.. S. Frost examining Ole E. Vigen
66S2 DR.. c. Johnson, examining Ole E. Vigen
insane e.........-......:.~....... 500
G715 Ole Lundqust, conveying Ole L. Vigen i
insane ne:......................... aS.s5
1OO3 DR.. +: S. Frost, examining Bernhard 4
Thorson-....: 500
1O0+ DR.. Jno- NJ. Rains, examining Bernhard T.. |ssz$
Thorson-........,..-.,......... 500
7OS6 Ole I4undquist, conveying Bernhard
Thorson. $3.50
GOo5 Dr.E.S. Frost, ex aminins Emelia Lund-
quist 500
1Oo6 DR.. Jno. NJ Rains, examining, Enelia
LundQulSt. 500
1o91 Ole LuuoquiSt. serving papers and at
tending court in the mat -
t.- ter Of EmeGa Lundquist... 400
11Oo DR.. Fl. f. Frost, examining Emelia
LundQulst...... 500
Il Va Dr.C Johnson, eA aiming Albert An
uerson-.-.. 800
:. lOs Ole l-uudQulSt, expenses i'll conveying
IT,. t.. Eme1ia LundquiSt........ Sails
Z lo6 do serving and
tending court. Albert An
: ucrSon 800
I 11oe DR. t. 5. Frpst, examining Albert An
derson.,,. .:............. 500
1246 DR. W. 3. Mel laughlin. examining Eliza
Rebeck;a Olson ............. 500
12+S Ole Lundqust, conveying Eliza Re
= becka Olson ..>. 6e.6o
tos'O Dr.NhrlStlan Johnson, examining John
Erickson Observation-Disclosures 800
tS',S Dr. r. 5. Frost. examining John Erick ..-G
bth
1900 oe Lundqu.st, serving papers, John p
-.Ss.,%.. Erickson ,.,.......,........... o.4o
$3.50 DIR. R. Peterson, examining Eliza Re-
becra Olson, inSane........ 500 :
p~
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-25

5991 %Thos. Fl. Olson services s days and *:$ ii:
- rsage So
.f253 ThOs. III. Olson, services 8 DAYS and #5Z
fS mileage &. ~, y q
46464 Thos: II .& Olson, services 3 days and 81.
81, a,, mileage 2
66O2 Thos. II. Olson, services. a. day and 5'#
IS ,- n,ea q
:GS45 ThOs. ii. Olson, services, 2 days -. q d
1906 Taos. Fl. Olson, services, {; days and
u, 3, ,nilea q
r. $50 Thos. II. Olson. services. 4 days ana Esst&
4, mileage ditch . " sc
8 Ihos. A.< olson. services, day. s 3 q
E7735 Thos. N. Olson, services 8 day ditch Is a
7745 rhos. III. Olson; services, day and -
mil
Tot 80. A2d
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-25
Is D. 81 8 e g !

5G0.o 10fs thAt
7o3S John = - and
!saM&
ll19lE, 7lausJ Ohm day and.
u goo John. eel, aerYices, day
x 200 Ohm. & nervi ices. S. d aye and
lnilea
ZOO Ohm " eek serytces, 2 lays and
rntle ditch -. =. 4. -. s,
16 John NV eel, q lervicea, s. day and
mileaR I. !. 3, !. .. !. :.
77a7 Iohn5J Week, aeyvacei. 2 days ..,.........
5113S John III "a eek services 4 day. and
mileag lite j. I. s, 4. !. s.. J.
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-25
'kANDIY0HI COUNTY, MINNESOTA
FOR the FISCAL YEAR
== ENDING December 81, 1904

COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE, KANDIYoHI. COUNTY
#:." WLLMAR, MINNESOTA, JANUARY 7tf 1905.
To HONORABLE BOARD County
#*
Gentlemen -~I . =..~" +. A. =ss
have the honor to submit herewith
ton OF kandyon County the
showing the receipts and the preceding
each what
count and the cash balances the different funds the
OF the county the end Of the fiscal including liabilities
the assets other
Respectfully submitted A..
.x ~ :. y
[sEAL] Auditor Kandiyoh County, Minnesota.
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-25
Fuel, Light and Water Rent.

Warrants Issued:
1858 Will1nar Fuel Co, wood d.............S 24.OO
1867 ]. S. Robbins, do ................... 10. GO
: lamps s........ 4.55
July ,'O3 to Jan l, 'O4 1925
6436 S. E. Stansberry coal al................ 169.S9
6+3S ]. S. Robbins, wood od................. SO. 90
6561 do coal. 27.9O
76O6 S. +. Stansberry 60 ton hard COAL. 5Gs.4O
1896 City Of Willmar. water for JAIL Jan. r.
= l, 'O4, May l, 'O5;
for court house, .~s=-
JAM /, 'O4 TO Oct. &c,
OF; light from Jan.
'O4, to Sept ,'O+, and
electric upplies............. 2O4 GO
-
- Total. 81 2SO.4S
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-25

w arrantS Issued:
5913 Melvin Crommett. Killing one full H. ~
grown wolf. 1000
z5917 O. ID. Geer, killing one full grown wolf 1000
1922 r. O.. Wrolson, killing one full grown
: y wolf. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
6OOO Steingrinl Arnesoh, killin ng one full ;<9sN
grown wolf. 1000
6OO1 A. T. Larson, killing one full grown Il
6O26 Otto Swenson, killing one full grown -
- wolf ,................. ........ 1890
Gill Ole Skaaler,,d, killing one full grown
wolf a$1 900
G11o CLAUS Jorgenson, killing one full grown
#' 81: :s wolf. 1000
grown wolf. :...:........... !. Il 100
62s3 G. w. Beugtson killing one full grown @.
- wolf...,...:.,. i q 90
62s+ r, L.. Gustafson, killing two full grown
:r: 4, wolves nO.OO
62SS Byron Hagen, killing one full grown
S Wolf @ Il 90
.:= ......:.......... 900
62e3 CLAUS \. Jorgenson, killing two iuii
49, &s&s9-S grown wolves..............T 300
6a44 Gilbert o. HaMgen, killing full
! grown wolf. t...,............. 1000
6G32 Edward &. Larson, killing one full
grown wolf s. ]. ,.,...,..... 10 90
.7OO2 Albert Maier, killing one full grown
1929 John Fram>erg. killing one cub wolf 200
1853 do full grown E
1898 Torkcl Torkclson. killing one full =s=.===
@s$ grown wolf: J. = . ....... 10 90
1889 Oacar " robson, killing one tull grown ~
7eso John killing one full grown
wolf. s: 3. ,,..,:: 1000
grown woli: 900
1852 John Bergman, killing one fun grown
" of 1000
Total a2sa M
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-25
SECOND ,DIsTRIcT..:

w eek, services 10 days and
y En1letl8e t.s..............,.....
Week, services, 3 days md
4 .silllCA8Nsss.......s
Week. services. . . days and !.
mileage !. :. j. !.
Week. eervices, ! dAy5 and
IuullG08 ssss !. ~ ! {
Week, serytces, 2 a daye s5.. 10.
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-25
Printing and Publishing.
Warrants TSSnpi1 !. 3.5a:.s

5971 L. E. Covcll, job printing.
1912 Tribune Pig. Co, publishing per
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-25
Election Expenses for the Ys1r lso4.

w arrants Issued: |
!: 1916 q 8 S z. S tanissferr
in
!, 7G21 Victor e. : avs
5::.4:.s. Z. :5.5 in,
1922 W'allen /. q { - I
6 - 7 &c.. .3s5s q be
1926 Magnus Olson
s=:.z..s5 .s.s II. in
1859. Lars Fl a1vorae
|. pl
1895 G.1Danieison, {
j:... Il,
1898 Nels Nelson, {
Y (. iii,
/ 1900 o. K. severins
.s5 I; # ..=.e.s: ei,
1901 o. N. Gruc, car a
~. sSssz.,.-- 49,, 5iit,-. 49,. re
1902 Me- Nelson {
a, ii,
1903 Ole r. sletten,,.
77O4 !, C, Olson. ca1
" = re
| 77O5 NJ. Sybonts,
til
77oG Nels Holmgrcn
ii
1907 G.J. Bjornberg
IT,
77Os O. N. Rudcn, c;,
|, re
77O9 c. Il. Danielsou
II
i771O G. 4. Nelson.
ii
7711 O. A. Cranga
el
| TIP ]. A. IIalvors
el
7713 r. T.. Edmund
ii
| 7714 Swan Nelson.
| ii
| 7715 Alo Abraham
& I'll
| 7716 II. Winblad, ca
II
| 7717 John J. Week,
! ii
! 771S G. ]. Boom, ca
| r.
7719 John Lundqui
Il
772O u. Hagenstein
ti
1921 Peter Skoglui
e1
1922 W. A. Strand,
| :,
1923 L. P. Felt, pre-
| u
1924 O. II. Larson,
1925 A. o. Nelson, ]
! t
1926 K. T. Rykken.
| I.
l7727 A. %. Hedberg,
{
1928 Olof NJ attson
1729 Albert j. John
e
1870 ]. r. Otos. pro
1871 II. P. Lofgreu.
1892 John Feig, $
774s 4. J. Smithsor
sr. .,- l
| Total .:zs.:s.s{s. .:s..5s.s.|{2.
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-25
Deputy Clerk Of Courts Fees. :


6195 E. NJ. Ran,sett, services Jan, term
5. Dist court. .....:.:.$ $500
62OO A. +. Nordin, services Jan. term Dist: r. j
court sc. 90
$500 E. M. Ran1sett, services. Adj. Jan @<:@$r
term Dist court. g. 90
6S87 +. M. kamsett, sevices June term s5G& .&
: -. 49,, Dist. court. ..:............. 1900
6S9S A." r. NOrdln. services June term Dist.
90, !, court 1900
6973 A. F: NOrdin. services June term Dist.
court : il. 90
6976 r. M. Ramsett, services June term @ .&
-, Dist. court..:. 1900
7OO1 f.. NJ Ramsett. services June term
Dist. court.......... .:.....s s@# 5 3. 90
ia ia /. " 81 -. 90
Attorneys Fsss. =.. 4 g. n. D: ..*.=. .
Warrants Issued. S z..,.s. yS%
6931 Olson s: Spiccr. attorney 'sfecs defend.
ing chas McIntire. ..:....:.:$ 40. 90
County co""i. s'o"er.' per o'em and
aaiieage. Isl. ...=== . .:. =@ ... .".
Warrants Issued: ..< .: .
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-25
No. OF TO Whom For What 81
EWarsnt IABued bpuFpOso AM0un
l6BQ3 sE.z Glad, carpcnter work in Jail .
SbuildinK II: 5Ol

var'nt Issued Purpose
500 III. Glad !, carpenter work in jail
bliildirl E.
sO7 pr. =. 8. Frost, professional services
800 Ohsberg, eelyig g COS, J. !.
sl3 3 Aim. abor in court house y ard. ~.
81 tcrkOn & llyA!e; lnnlj =. 3. ~
. s22aSYiilmar Tel; !; xch.. phone rent for
z33..s. COUNTY y officers, April and 1
u M u y 8" -. -. II:
.O4O Ole Li,ndquist, board for prisoners..
t'Ga. $ & ;kh<rg, labor on court h0nres
'O54 81 =. z5 i labor on court house
- yard
.O14 Aim, labor on court house ynrd......#
Peterson, one Office tch air......$s
l32 John AlrH labor on court house yard
1873 4. +. bergexon, laying tile sidewalk
$40 around court house yard {
'l4O Axel l.. Elfstrmm, assisting surveyor
In surveying court house
yard
'l42sJ. $. Ekberg, labor on court house
Et2s # yard d............................
'144 Peter Magnuson, labor on court
-. ...@sz*# house yard........:..........
llft Towns Hros., grading court house
Sgrounds..................
I1l7 Ole Lundquist, boarding prisoners.
1851. S. Day. engineer in grading court
.a.% house grounda..............z
12O1 Thos- ii Olson, superintendinK grad
!: &C., * < ing on court house
grounds.
1504 Erickson & Co, grass seed Tor court
Il D. house lawn...-...............
1909 Isaac Nordstrom, putting up iron
Ii: u - fence around court house
I..t vs. .4 rs yard. ..........................
goo Ole Lundquist. board for prisoners.
1GO4 Lewis Hardware. Co.. repairs and
.N% i: supplies s....................-...
1906 Peter Anderson, cleaning cess pool.....
'6O7 Willmar Tel. Exch., phone rent for
~ - :,.#5*.. county officers, June,
/. E ss : July and Aug............-...
7G1O Lundquist Bros, repairs and supplies
7G14 Andrew Bjorseil, window guards for
T. - Jail ,..................
I617 Ole Lundquist, board for prisoners.....:
1919 Gibson Soap Co., soap polish. ..........
1929 Chas. Rasinon, board for prisoners.
1884 ohm Aim, cleaning court house cist-
aT,.E ern
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-01-28
Postponed Sale of Bonds

The President and Town Com missioners
OF Port Deposit, Maryland, offer for sale d
the bighest bidder lao bonds. par value SIUo
per bond Proposals will be received by tue
President and Clerk until II noon, February
90, 1908, and publicly opened The Presi-
dent and Commissioners reserve the right
to reject any or oil bids The bonds arc an
thorlzed by the act of the General Assera-
bly, of Maryland Of 1898, chapter l59, ttts
bonds will bear interest at the rate OF ) par
cent per annum. and are redeemable wlthijs
forty years. They are exempt from -ato
and Municipal taxes.
The money received from the sale OF Mesa
bonds will be applied to the purchase r tbs
stock of the Port Deposit Water Company,
Information may he had from the + esd
dent and Clerk of the Commissioners.
BY order OF the Commissioners o. t'ors
Deposit.
WIN. McCLENAHAN, Pre-. ,.pni.
Attest,
JOHN f. MOHRIEIN, Clerk
Port Deposit. Md, January I2tl 1905.
jan II 2wks
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-01-28
PERSONAL.

w. :. Evans and Omar ID. Crothcrs
were grip sufferers This week.
Miss Louise Ellison, of Philadelphia.
is visiting Mrs Charles Il. Warburton.
Miss Elaine Wallace. of Wilmington.
was Il recent guest OF Miss Alice Frazer.
Miss. Rose bremen entertained II
number Of he rfrirnds on Monday even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. +. r. Whitney have re-
turned to Elliton after a stay with New
York Friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Gatchell England, Of
Calvert. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
X. X. Oldham.
Miss Iidc StraSburg, of Baltimore,
has been spending few days with Mrs.
Estrllc Ilinchlitfe.
Mr. and MIS-. George II. Ash entertain
cd the Elkton Euchre Club at Holly Hall
on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Emml Coiling>. i.,sw II siding in
baltimore. is reported seriously i'll ut
her home in that city.
Miss Florence MaINhbank and Miss
Erlimc Crouch Were recent guests of
Mrs. Wilson Merritt, of Warwick.
Mis-. William j. Miller has left for
her home in Cleveland. o., after n stay
with her parents at Trinity Rectory.
Mrs. John $. Strahorn had Miss Edna
Fcldmeycr, Of Annapolis. and Miss
Helen BilcS, of Fair Hill. as guests this
week.
Miss Bessie Atwood gave a pleasant
party to about thirty of hen young
friends at her home on Red Hill on Sat
urday evening.
The First NJ. +. Church, Of West
Springfield. Mass, has invited its pas
tor. Rev. Il. V. Hinchliffc. q former Elk
tonian. to remain for fourth year at an
increase of 500 in his salary. -
Mr.. McClcnahun, of Port Deposit.
gave dinner ut the Bclvedcre, Balti-
more. followed by n box party TO see
"Thc Office Boy" on Monday night.
Some of the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel c. Rowland Mrs. Spotswood,
from New York. and Mrs. Andrew Mel
vile Reid.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilson Merritt, of War
wick, entertained on Saturday evening
in honor of Miss Margaret Kinney, of
Wilmington. Those present were the
Misses Erlinc Crouch. Ella Lynch and
Florence Marshbank, of Elkton; Bessie
Bishop, Wilson Merritt and wife, T.
Bayard Vineyard, William J. Iofland
.Jr., and Guy johnson.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-01-28
DEATHS---BIRTHS
Summary OF Health officer Cooper's
Annual Report

| Health Officer DIR. John w. Cooper
has compiled his report upon the vital
statistics Of the county for the past
year. The total deaths for the year in
the county numbered 1913, giving death
rate per thousand of 1892 per cent.
I The number of deaths for the first four
months of the year was 162 with a
! death rate of $50 per cent For the
last eight months the total deaths num-
| bcrcd DIG with rate of $40 per cent
| At the ratio for the after period the
! death rate for the year would have been
1 l IS rer cent, and at that of the first
! quarter 26.24 per cent. The increased
death rate for the first quarter Of the
year was. undoubtedly, due to the cpl
demic of grip then prevalent in the
| county, which complicated and aggra-
waited other forms of Diseases from which
its victims were suffering.
Dir. Cooper would urge the necessity
of care and rest upon the part of pa
! tients suffering from grip as no other
form of disease is more likely to be fol-
| lowed by so serious consequences such
as pneumonia, consumption, kidney trOu-
Bile. heart failure, dropSy and other all
ments.
Fer 1903 the death rate for the whole
county was 1415 per cent. as against
1892 per cent for 1904. The increase
was due, as said before, to the influence
of grip" The deaths in Elkton for
1904 numbered "a with q death rate Of
1887 per cent. Port Deposit, deaths,
81; death rate 23.42 per cent. In 1908
the death rate in Elkton was 1874 and
in Port Deposit 1861 per cent. The
number of births returned for the last
cigth months of 1904 was 200. The fur
ni>hng of vital statistics is made obli-
gatory by statute upon physicians, mid
wives and undcrtakers. Physicians have
been reasonably prompt in returning
, birth cards except rs to portions Of the
sixth and Seventh districts.
From the tenor of the reports rcceiv-
cd. the Health Officer is happy TO be
able to state that the general health Of
the county is good, with no rcnnrts of
small poX or other dangerous contagious
diseases prevailing within its limits.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-01-28
PiNEHURST, N. c.
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pennsyiy1nil Railroad

For the benefit Of those desiring to
visit Pinchurst, n. c., during the height
of the social and golf season, the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company has inaugu-
rated 4 series of personally conducted
tours TO this attractive mid-South re-
sort.
Two tours will be run this season,
leaving New York Philadelphia, Balti-
moro and Washington February 10 and
March 81, by special train. The rates
for these tours, including railroad trans
pDrtation in both directions. Pullman
berth. ana meals in dining car on going
trip only, and three days board at the
Hotel Carolina, will bc-New York. $3}22 ;
Philadelphia. $50; H<imorc and Wash
ington. $50. proportionate rates from
other points.
For tickets, itineraries and other in
formation, apply to ticket agents, or to
Geo w. Boyd, General Passenger Agt.,
Broad Street Station, Philadelphia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-01-28
READ THIS

! have inquiries for Farms, all sizes, from
people throughout Maryland. Delaware,
New York, Pennsylvania, and as far South
South get buyers and sellers in touch
with each other. | will soon circulate among
these people Il list of the Farms and other
Real Estate placed in my hands to seal. Do
YOU want to sell your place advantage
ously? If you do, place 1t with me. work
day and night to get you the best purchaser
Your interests In my hands will be vigor.
ously advanced Write me now for particu.
lars. j. WATERS RUSSEbI!
Real Estate, Chestertown, Md.
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS

This is to give notice that the sllbsclib-
ers of Cecil county have obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county let
tcrs tcStamentary on the personal eS-
tate of
HENRY X. CARTER,
late of said county, Deceased. All per
sons having claims against the said de
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof duly au-
thenticated
OH or before the 10th day of June, 1905,
they may otherwise be excluded from
any benefit of said estate All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the subscrib-
ers. Given under our hands this 9th
day of December. 1904.
JOHN II. DEWITT,
CHARLES $. PEACOCK.
Dee. II at Executors.
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Real Estate.
TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY.

Hanson ii. Haines and wife to Benia-
min F. Cutlery, property in Rising Sun,
$1,000.
Henry NJ. Mccullough and w. Arthur
Mitchell, executors. to Walter w. Wood
all, 81 acres of woodland near Elkton,
$1,000.
John Banks and wife and George X.
Houck and wife to b. f. Stevens, "a
acres near Chesapeake City, in Second
district $3.50.
Maris d. Wherry and wife to Joseph
Miller, of Newark, Del, 46 acre proper
ty in Fourth district, 81, 800