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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
Talks of Great Iron Industry

"In the pateaus of the Missabe
mountains to the north of Duluth the
major portion of this iron ore is mined.
1t is a soft ore and much resembles
heavy black dirt. One of the mines
there is quarter of mile across and
the ore is 1870 feet deep.
No shafts are necessary to mine the
ore. They take a steam shovel and
load 1t on to a train of fiat cars and
run into the track that goes around
the interior of the mine and with the
steam shovel they scoop up fifty tons
of the iron ore in four minutes. Then
the loaded cars are hoisted to the sur
face and are hauled to Duluth, where
the ore Is loaded on to steamers and
taken to Pittsburg. Owing to the
slight pitch in the grade between the
mines and Duluth, one engine can haul
as many cars full of ore to the steam
ers at Duluth as it can haul back empty
to the mines. The cars practically
coast down and it is only necessary to
haul them back
''The value of the iron production to
the state last year was $74,000,000
Many of the iron mines are located on
state land and these the state leases
to the mine workers and gets net
price of 40 cents ton for all the ore
that is taken out.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20

Farmer-Now, you work here until 6
o'clock.
Tramp-Howll L know when it's 6
o'clock?
Farmer-I'll blow a horn at the house.
Tramp-Im afraid dat wouldn't wake
me up. You'll have ter come an blow
ii I'm me ear.-Judge.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
Has Great School Fund

"All the money obtained in that man.
ner goes into the school funds of the
state. Minnesota now has something
over $16,O000O0 in the school fund,
which amount is larger than any state
in the Union has devoted to that pur-
pose.
I'm Minnesota we can afford to pay
the school teachers adequate salaries
and there are no teachers starving
along on $50 and $40 a month, such as
may be found in almost any other
state.
"Only the interest of the $4,000, 900
is spent but that amounts to enough
to keep one of the best school systems
in the world.
IF things ever get into such shape
that l can move away from Minnesota
l think l shall remove to California.
Although l am a native of Minnesota
the cold winters are too unpleasant to
endure forever. / am, by the way. the
first governor ever elected in Mime
sofa who was a native of that state,
which goes to show our newness.
Il shall, in company with my wife,
be in Los Angeles until Thursday,
when I must leave for Minnesota. \
have enjoyed the short visit that /
have been able to make most immense
ly and you can most certainly believe
that I will be out here again, perhaps
to stay"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20

900 tons of iron ore. That quantity
was half the amount mined in the
United States and one-fourth of the
amount mined in the whole world.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-03-04
MCOMAS-W
Talk OF A New Republican Combination

y dispatch from the Washington cor
respondent of the Baltimore News states
THE white-wnged dove of peace is
hnverin" over the Maryland Republican
factions rs represented in Congress.
Both Congressman Wachtrr and Con
gresham Mudd returned from II confer
ence with Senator McCom&rS well pleas
ed over the result. Senator McCUmaS.
too, felt happy over the new turn in
affairs. 1t is 10 he Il case of mutual
hrlpfulnc>s and trust rather than f.ic-
ton, diStmSt and disScusion.
CONGRESSMAN Mudd for some weeks
has been getting CLOSER to Senator Nc
C~:naS. Mr.. Wachte',r first meeting
with the Senator was Wednesday. Con
gresham Muid does not regard Sierra
tor McComas as ut all dangerous in
politics. yet he prefers to keep friend
ly while the Senator is in the field. At
the same time COugrC WHchtrr is
losing his soreness toward the Maryland
Senator. and an entente between them
may he looked for.
'luiticirrpS here DO not look seriously
fo; the thrrr-cnrncrrd McCumaS- Wach-
tcr-Muhd combination. Still they take
some pleasure in Specializing upon what
II HlIGnt nltHll. I congressman w aClItpr
is ambitions to he Governor of the State
Senator McCommS might he induced to
take another term in the Senate should
II Republican Legislature he elected in
Maryland. Congressman Mudd want 10
he left alone in his bailiwicR and would
support a combination warranted to
keep off his toes
should such combination form. it
would prove decidedly unpleasant for
Collector William +. Stone. There would
be no place for the Collector in any
combination of which Senator McComaS
would form Il part. Without Stron" sup
port frrmthr counties Mr. Stplir would
scarcely be n Factor in State politics.
Western Maryland. Southern Maryland.
section of the Eastern Shor" and II
section of BaItimorc city lNIl!in@ to-
gcthcr would leave little for Mr.. Stone
and his followers"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-03-04
Spring Goods Ready

for Tailoring, Popular Pri
ces, fit, work and makeup
guaranteed. Suits from
$40 up, Trousers from s.,
Spring OveEcoats and Top
Coats from $50, Dress Suits
from S25, Full Dress and
Tuxedo Suits from $50. Big
line, Styles and Sizes in
Ready. Made Full Dress and
Tuxedo Suits. Don't miss
our Clean Up Sale on He
avy Weight, if you can use
a Cheap Suit, S., Sc, and
$3.50; or a Fine Overcoat
Cheap for Next Winter; all
! off now. Making SIS.
$1S.15 and S33. so for 500,
1925 and $50 Coats. Big
Value all over the store.
B Beesuse MULLINS f Hots
Best. Wilmington. Shoes
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-03-04
A Rare Raid On The Steamer Sus-
queIlanna

AS our readers generally know. the
Steamer "SuSuurhamn." which plies be
tween Port Deposit and Baltimore via
Rochester. when summer lrrrZv> blow.
| is one of the popular boats of the Chcsa-
pcakc bay. with Il popular captain. John
II. Nirwin. and no less popular l'urscr
Allen Nannrman. of Port Deposit. On
"Wednesday Capt. kirwim received or
dcrS from his company to 90 to West
River and lai,r the Ice embargo. Like
all brave officers. the captain cbeyed
trderS. and Went there in tirSt-cla>,
style his funny experiences on that trip
being best told in his own language
When we struck the mouth of West
River we went about five feet and then
came to halt. The ice was fully II
inches thick. and it Looked uS if we
We're never going to get 10 the wharf,
just around the bend Well. sir. our
whistle brought all the inhabitants of
that neck of the woods down to the shore
and when they saw how We were up
against it they were afraid that we
would not make our wharf and would
turn around and 90 back. The news
spread rapidly, and it WAS only II short
time before 100 people came ont to lis,
got aboard and asked for their freight
Il told them that we would stick at it
until we made the wharf. but they shook
their heads and pleaded for IL barrel of
flour and II key Of lard. We am t got
any provisions here to speak of, they
lid. and finally consented to their tax
ing part of their freight off. which
they did in SIrigls and on Slr!s. One old
man aid he had driven 10 miles to get
his freight. and that he wa> rot going
to see the boat turn back and leave him
hehird. 80 he drove his hol,p and wagon
out Da the ice alongside Of the steamer
md loaded hi freight on and drove off.
'Dunt yuu know that. although we
were Only shout eight minutes run from
ne wharf when :; barrel of flour was
turned over to onr of the men ut tsllcS-
burg THAT although we were fighting ice
like forty all of the time, by the time
we reached the wharf all of that flour
had been sold and the most of it made
| up into bread II part of which | had the
pleasure of eating. 1t wells waiting for
me- >traming hot. when | stepped off
| the boat.
Just aS soon rs the ice brought us TO
| Il stop our passengers jumped off and
walked ashore. declaring that they We're
not going to run the chances of being
taken back to Baltimore. \ number of
Passengers for Baltimore also walked
out and got on board. The news of our
battle with the ice spread all over the
country. and practically every inhabi-
| tant in Il radius of 10 miles WAS down
At the river yelling ut us and skating
around MS like 4 flock of gull>.
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First Maryland Regiment

\ writer in the "Pcoplc'S Column of
the Baltimore Sun has the following 10
Say regarding the soldier boys
THAT the First Maryland Regiment
will not take l'irt in the Inauguration |
think is quite Il disappointment to the
enlisted men of the First MaTylnnd MS
we have been looking forward to the in
HugurHtion for some time past and now
will have to be satisfied to- stay home
and pay fines if we are absent from drill
without leave. We belong to the Guard
for what pleasure we can get out Of it
and what benefit we can be to the State.
The First went to Manassas. and |
think WAS n credit to her State. The
marches there were long and very hard
ard the pay we received for Il private
Ii cents a day. WIS far below what we
could have made had we stayed 1t home.
We did not kick rt the hard work and
the pay. The pleasure the members of
the First get ont of their regiment is
small enough and if they connot 80 TO
the inauguration. which is only every
four years. it is pretty tough on the
First Maryland Regiment.
The way the enlisted men feel about
it cln best be tnld whem il comes to the
two days rifle range and the two days
marcuverS. ~ p.lnnoh for this summer,
when we will not have any camp.
Il think the plan for this summer and
the l'ilSt Maryland not -~n" to the III
auguatiun i. good way 10 di.'o,il rye
the enlisted men If the Fil.t Maryland
and cause them to think we'll and long
before re-cniStimg."
\ CT ARDSMAN.
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ORDER NISI.

Hester c. Lewis and others vs.. Robert c.
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 HaineS, Trustee, be ratified and con
trmed. unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 9th day of A pril
next; provided copy of this order be IN
serted In some newspaper printed and pub
liShed in Cecil COnnty once a week for one
month before the 18th day of March next.
The report states the amount of sale to he
S7,1ia.
MANLY DRENNEN,
True Copv-Test Clerk.
MANLY DRENNEN, Clerk.
Feb. 25.5t.
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Il HEAD OF CATTLE
Mich Cows. 10 Heifers, some Holsteil
and some Jerseys.
Wagons, Implements, Harness, Etc.

Wagons, Implements, Harness, Etc.
3 New Columbia 2-horse Wagons, 3 New
Jaeger Wagons, 4 New Top Buggies, 2 New
Runabouts, 2 Low Down Wagons, . Second
hand 2-horse Wagons, New Ward Plows,
New Oliver Chilled Plows, New Twin Har-
rows, Sets Breeching Harness, Sets New
Lead Harness., 2 Sets New Stage Harness, &
Sets New Single Harness, t New Work Bird
les, 6 New Collars, 3 Pairs New Double Lines,
Lot OF New Web and Leather Halters. Lot
of odd Collars, Lot of WHIPS, l3 Stable
Blankets ~ Square Blankets.
The above stock must be sold as we have
no room for them.
DO not miss this sale as We propose to turn
this stock into money; all who attended our
sale last Spring know that we mean to sell.
Sale. rain or shine.
TtkMS-All sums of SIS and under, cash;
all sums over SD credit of Six Months Will
he given by purchaser giving nolc with ap-
proved security payable at the National
Bank of Rising sun. Md. interest from date
If not paid when due.
JOS. :. pOGUE, SONS II co.
j. c. Hindman, Auctioneer.
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Administrators Sale
OF
Personal Property
Saturday, March il, 1905.


NJ "h'erSiSheo' Administrator OF John
cameron deceased, VIII sell al public sale ON
'ne Ia' II Wher' lhc SAID John cameron re-
sac" at 'h' 'ime OF ms death, situate In the
NIN'h h'e'''"h district o! cecil county. Md.
""' '"i'e H""' hea"l Oh farh'lhS'oh' on the
"i 'N '"ee''n2 li"uHe ana f"rl Deposit road,
an 'ne Persolai property 10 WIZ
HEAD l'hNfN-N"' l. cray Mare,
,'oo" W. !, an" "'Ner' S""h'' NO
,;m. ' i,n, 70 '"'>' -oo" "'.N ioIS'
NO. /. old Bay Horse. NOT as you,,g as some,
bat lair Old horse.
II Win %" ; " fresh balance milking
,," ,,. , -, - ,,.t ''- t,,' sun '''
years, IL good one.
Farming Implcmcuts-2 lwo-hor>c wag-
ou# one nearly goou as new: iuruirseat car
riagy. road carr. slrin.l,.yN,. luyIiypr chilled
Pio"N' good on'S;2 corn drlll$, Birds make;
a'.''' n','- OK prov" ''an'' "L, nuke harrow
,,.,,,., '' Nv" y n''-i van
,,.... 7'' ''"''' ''i'" '"''l' a''i'
,..., ,..,i. I'''" ~" -'"''
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,,,.,,., t,,,., 49,, '''' NV" i"S
j,,'.i,t.. .,.','. CT ''''' "'"-'S'
in.s,b.,i,,. ,,,,,,. NH. '' ''''''
,,,,,,, I,. r,,.,. ,,'., 80, '''
.,,yr..,,, h,,.,,.... .,., ,,... 'f>'
,, 80 80 - ''' ''N'''
bells. post digwrrS, Jockey sticks. rrn,yb,rs
Corn by barrel. hny by ton. stack ,hr,t
strow.
Household Coods-Stoyr. choi,, hurraus
St,,ds toLI.s h.l.,.oi. ,,,.,.,. ,,r
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LOCAL NEWS.

Wilmer Thompson is erecting I'll
>tor,hou-, and dwelling combined at
Providence.
Jerry Stewart. aged alrnt ~ years.
is dead ut his home ut Rock Run. He
left a widow and several grown children.
Next "Wednesday will he Ash We'd
nc>dHy. tn" beginning Of Lent. Easter
will he unusually late, April %.
North Fast High Schools graduat-
ing class decided to appear ut com
mcncomcNt in cap and gown.
MIR. Jesse Bidwcll has bought at
private sale the W. +. Pcnnork farm
Of about 60 acres in Elk township, Pa,
for S2,IJO.
The Woman'S Auxiliary will meet
at st. Mary's rcctory, North East, to-
day at 3 p. m. business of Importance
to be transacted.
Fruit growers near Smyrna. Del.
are us Il rule of the opinion that fruit
has not been injured. The outlook is
for Il good crop.
Starring X Beck. the Dover drug
giSt~. formerly of this town. have dis
solved partnership. Mr. Startling will
continue the business.
The missionary anniversary of the
Elkton NJ. +. Church will be held to-
morrow. Sunday. March ). An attract
i've program has been prepared.
Mr.. Lyman G. Glazicr. of Dover.
Del. and Miss Daisy Wood. of Phia-
drh,hil. were married on Tuesday at the
tiudalc,
OF. ,,n.
~" Ii" h"'''i'"r" '.' 'Hl" h"l' i'
tohliahI HE ""''i"''"r" ,'" p",,
w -, -','. . t,',,,.,,,n e,o Ipno ooo and
rIa non nnn
-Andrrw hl1dir' son OF l nonlaS VI.
Biddlc. Il mIchini>t ut the pulp mill, is
seriously i'll with appendicitis and WAS
taken to Il Philadelphia hospital We'd
n"sdny morning by Dr. H. Arthur
h'''''''''
Andrew Carnegie has promised to
contribute $4,000 for the erection of Il
free public library ut Georgetown. Del.
and supply il with books, provided tn"
town contributes 5000 annually for the
maintenance of the institution.
coo,,,o p,.lo - wbitn resident uf
EIkton. has been arrested on charge
of selling liquor. He was given II hear
ing before Magistrate ii. ii. Gilpin on
Tuesday uft,Tr0on at the Jail office, and
held under $500 bail for court.
,,u..,,, co,r,.;I Va 90 T.. n T.
NJ iN'"" ,,;,u,. ;I,.,.,,,ir1, ;ts member
49,, Ui,,ht ,n,rdif.,+,. wnro ir;ti,ted ,t
- w ,rrn,,I,r oynn;u, ne fol
lows-.Joel r. Simmons, Murray Buncr'
Harry Scott. George Nj. Potts. John Il.
Gallaher. Frank Nandegrift. f. Morris
Strickland and Eno,r Norris.
Ar thc muloilyy service ut st. MalyS
,1mrrh \nrth Enst. Rev. ]. Gibson
t;nn,,'s suhirct will be WHAT is meant
hv thn words i believe in the Holy
Catholic Church," Other services in
the parish "l SuM'ny-St. 'nhn nap
81. ) y. m: st. " irK > ,hap'I' II "' H.
-. M"ly h'Ir'h Ill go" j. ILL.,
III. will s,f John Duuymorr. late nf
chiIfs wo. rroL,trl in the office of
p..r;,,tor nr wills Miller on Tuesday.
rho tr.rat,r bruur,ths to his wife. Anna
q Iursni,.n nIl ,IonpIty. real. person
al md mivrd Tho will is witnessed by
Crmrr Garrett and w. r. Miller. and is
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ORDER NISI.
In the Matter of the Mortgaged Real ESta
of Emma L. Ceilings.

In the Matter of the Mortgaged Real Estate
of Emma 4. Ceilings.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County, In
Equity, No. 257l.
Ordered, This 2nd day of March in the year
1905, that the sale of the Real estate of
Emma r. Ceilings mentioned in these pro
rccdngs. made and reported by George A..
Blake the attorney therein ramed be rati-
fled and confirmed, unless cause to the con
trary thereof be shown on or before the It'll
dav Of May next: provided a copy of this
order be inserted in some newspaper printed
and published in cecil County once IA week
next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
10000.
MANLY DRENNEN.
True Copy-Test Clerk.
MANLY DRENNEN.
Mar. 45t. Clerk.
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ORDER NlSI.
In Re: The Mortgaged Real Estate of Jane
Warner and wife.

Warmer ana WIG.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County, In
Equity, No 2j73
Ordered, This 18th day of February 1905,
that the sale of property mentioned in these
proceedings. made and reported by l.. Mar
shG liaines administrator of Mary +. Cool
ing, deceased, be ratified and confirmed, I'M
less cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 18th day of May next; pro-
vided n copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed and published in Cecil
County once IA 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 DRENNEN,
Mar I-5t. Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-03-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Andrew +. Moore.
Alice K. WiddoyS.
Both OF Elk Mills.
Lyman G. GIazirr,
Dover, Drl.
Daisy Cook.
Philadelphia.
William +. Roberts.
Turtle Greek. Pa.
Myrtle JcIl.ry.
Bristol. Pa.
COLORED.
LcronZa Il. Sugar,
E.lEtUm.
Ami" Norman.
West Chester. Pa.
Joseph Williams,
Elizabeth Adams.
Buth of EArIcvillr.
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FOR RENT

also Brown House Farm" near NoIth East
No. Apply to G. W. SHIPPERS, q: W
CoSDEN, North East, Md. Iebli4yk
30 barrel Flour Mill, fun roller D, ocesS:poo
waiter power mechanical equipment frs
class good grist and merchant trade; con
Possession March 25th, 1905
,.,., M. f. WHITAKER,
'''il'<"ks BlNthedair. Md.
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Manly Property Main 81. Elkton, flO.. resi-.
Farm OF 2OO acres Carpenters Pom. eek
Tarln OF 10 acres in 9Th District l......l -
land liue. "'''' '''1i'
lodore or shaw place west of t,Iij
Mctrcry Lumber Yard Bricmr strr,.. ma
Raliruad Eikton. Md. '-"N
l.. NJ. HNINLSs
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|
| ne 'tcH Farmers Nlub Will meet
III the nome OF J>ne' IL. Maxwell ON
VI 'rch ID.
r. ,,.., IN
| r,I.,.,, n, ii N' w.. "t Wv
NI'r,h tn - 'i'"'' WI ''''H evening"
M"rch "la h"t come III as 1 lion.
| 'I"'l'I II "I''"F'l Us Il Elilp. suggest
r' ny lh' N'r'E Makes "l Hii"W which
''.l al ill'NA!>'
| ,.,..,,,;.,. r,.. I.... ,o,-
! 49,, s,..,....,''1 .,..Il ,''"' ,,, " 7''i,
r,,.., I,, =. m,': , '!I,
,+ ,,,.,.,,,. ,,,,,;,, -; ~, ,,''',''S MS Will
w. ''7'''' - ~ ''''
| -Thr Indies of II4it's Church Ell.
| N''h' WILL nn'l poultry supper III the
Ht'i'"'iI',' ''St'l on h'',f,aE ana fH-
way ''''''''F' N'''n = anu w.
| 4 "ChocolHtirrr" will Inc rivru hy
tho members of Bethel NJ T.. Church
! Bible class ut the nome of Mr.. and Mrs.
| j. Il. Kirk next Wrlucer INV uirht
~, -.
| ""li'"H W. HN''NoI' OH" ni me most
,"'''NE' ~ I'"'' !I"M'r' %" III" EHS'erh
| his hnmr in Kent county, near Fuirlrr,
aged u:5 years.
|
| I'"I " "','''" VIII Hh'ilN nav"
~" ',''' n'"" ""I Ia'Sru on inc nag
| l.'E ~ '"' '''N 'I'I'''"' il"">'' III AN
| Nn"'H'r ne i III town. an"
| 'i''''' 1t '''"" VIE" nc - OUT "' inc city,
| Norris T. Slnck'S fifth annual sale of
Wd-a.-. Harness. indictments etc., MT
| %licE,~yilIr, Pa.. takes place. on Thur.
| day. March 23l. NJ | o'clock u. m. 1t
wa W '' ''-.''' aug S"'' "' ia
| W. '''''
| The Washington g.. .arr Rl.rhall
| Cluh will give an rut, ... .n,pnt at the
| Bay View hail on Eric rv ming. the
| 10th inst. If stormy, . r,yt night.
Admission 10 and IL Co., Proceeds
| for benefit of the club.
nv,
"'!"S w ''' 'r' "'"'N"'"
y. VI '''N -"''',' 'I''H M" ~, "
,n''' ""r'"' '"' '"' ''N n"'tS' me
'I'!"Ar NY '"G Hin'F' IL; EMS ar
wv i'''"'' N'"HtS'"! from
bound through the canal TO philadcl-
| rhin.
>....,..,.
NJ. , T''.,' ''.,',I- ,,' 'iN!' VI we
N',''.tI h"''"" ''"' t'I' SNOW ."'l oi tmr
l'S' "'",'' mas ''''' '"' n'''N ''S' !" 81
a,"''' """""' WIN "e'''N' 'l''' '"rr' are
""f SUN H'. .'m ~" a. III ''u E'"'Ip"S
a'"'H vi '".I"l!"""' w ""' II 10 lii'ieS
II, ~ " >,'':''n /! uS',i TO snow ut l'aSt
~ Icy III "'S''' II i'en'"rH ca" ne
''">''"'
A mail ear on the wcStbound Ralt;-
rl
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The ladies of Trinity y. +. Church
held II successful! ice cream. cake and
candy sale in the Lewis block this week.
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NJ. T.. COIF.
PcrrNNI! y, Md.

fafn OF 50 acres situated at Chiiu. don
Is -. II. x. or two and hair ml!.- rom
tlktou ON Blue Ball Road Nddrr~, .. ,,DIy
in person to WIIIIhNI II -, '''F''
FEB 90 tt thiIds N,a'.,. i
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r. iUO Red Head and 40 Canvas Back ! -.3y ;
Tor sale in good order.
ADDlN
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HELP WANTED

y woman for general hou-e work cam or
" address MRS UoOn III = 80
rdh'7t Cherry !Itli. MA
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-few thoroughbred f;gh1
brahana tockcres large and wei :un:Eed,
Special price $3.50 each.
JNu. +. SNODGRNSN
Jan 2l-jwkS Mill GIt., Ma
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Anyone wanting antique Gurni.
Gure should attend this sale.

Also at the same time and place, top
buggy, set single carriage harness, 3 horse
blankets. Terms cash.
E.'KIRK CAMERON.
Mar. Alt.
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W. 7. Lyon AuCtiOGeer
Port Deposit, Md.

have again located in Port Deposit
and will engage as an Auctioneer A
share of the public patronage solicited.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-03-04
PUBLIC SALE OF
Personal property
RISING SUN, ND.

The I'm 'erSigncd will sell at their place of
business, IN the borough OF Rising sun. on
Saturday, March is, 1905
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-22
FOUR NEGROES ARRESTED
Three Are Alleged to Have Violated
the Local Option Law.

The officers made a big haul last
night among the population of Dark
town. During the night four arrests
were made Three were for al
legged violations of the local option
law and one for keeping a disorderly
house. Those charged with selling
booze are Bill Cecil. Bill Jackson and
Walter Bannarn. Houston Jackson is
alleged 10 have been conducting
house of questionable character on
Jackson street. Bill Jackson made
bond and was released. but the others
were placed in the county Jail
The arrests were made by Jailer
Minnick The parties have been un-
der suspicion for some time. and last
night the officers decided they had
secured evidence enough to convict.
The arrest of Cecil was not effected
until about daylight This morning
This is not the first time be has been
in trouble tor selling whishey Last
year he entered pleas OF guilty in
TWO or three cases. and others were
left pending against him.
The old cases filed aeaius, Cecil
viii be revived and ne will Anys TO
answer to them at the next term OF
the county court
For some time Houston Jackson
has been conducting "dlse" on
Jackson street. between East Main
and Frartua under the gu.s- of s
.e-taurau. Ta- place had become
a public nuisance. as u afforded "a
aI3e, Tor tbe djsrepuubIe negroes
to assemble where the, could DRINK
and gamble Coaau Attorney smith
has had his v<e ou This place for