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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-26
LID GOES ON AGAIN
And Chris Madsen Will Sit OH it.
Orders Issued

Deputy Marshal Madsen made a
friendly call Saturday at the var
ious places where persons of sport
ing proclivities are won't tc amuse
themselves with poker chips, sew
en- come eleven and the like, and
informed the proprietors that
henceforth all such diversions
shonld be strictly cut out. Other
wise Chris promised the boys that
he would confscate all the para
phernalia about the places and give
them all the full benefit Of the law
applicable to such places.
The city officials have been try
ing to hold the lid down and sever
al times week have pulled"
bunch Of gamesters and fined
them Strict orders have been Civ
en- to the police to raid the joints
and make every effort to break
them ZIP but il sppears that in spite
Of the vigilance of The police the
lid won't stay down. Now Chris
comes along and announces that he
will sit on it for a while, Deputy
Madsen's orders we're in pursuance
Of instructions received from Mar
shall Porter.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-26

linger, Hansbrough, Hepburn,
Nixon, McCumber, Perkins, Plat
and Warren.
Senators Sutherland and Smoot
of Utah are undecided, as is Sena-
tor La Toilette. Senator La Fol
lette has heard that the corporate
interests Of New Mexico and Ari-
zona are opposed to statehood,
and until he determines whether
this is true or not he will not know
which way he will vote. Senators
Snoot aud Sutherland are strong
ly inclined to vote for the Foraker
amendment. 1t is believed, too,
that Senator La Toilette will finally
align himself on that side, even if
he should conclude that he would
thereby comfort the corporations.
4 know something about the
conditions IN Oklahoma and Indian
Territory" Senator LaFollette
said this afternoon, "and it is un-
just to those people to have their
rights jeopardized by any outside
considerations"
Senator Foraker names sixteen
Republican Senators who ne
thinks will certainly be with him.
If he should not be disappointed,
and il is not believed that he will,
this number added to the Democra
tic vote will be 2 majority of the
Senate, and will assure the adop.
ton Of his amendment. While
such action would bring about the
necessity Of sending the bill back
to the House, this circumstance is
not apt to jeopardize it; for there
is good reason to believe that in
that event the President would adj
wise that the House agree to the
Senate amendments, and that
would mean statehood for Oklaho-
ma and Indian Territory
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-26
ARE
COMPLETED
FOR EXTENDING THE BOUNDARIES
OF OKLAHOMA OVER INDIAN
TERRITORY.
TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENT
Recording Districts Become coun-
ties. Two Indicial Districts

Washington, Feb, 25.-A bill
will be introduced in the house this
week having as its purpose the ex-
tending of the boundary lines of
Oklahoma around Indian Territory.
Congressman Curtis of Kansas will,
in all probability, introduce the
bill. In addition to making the
Indian Territory part Of Oklaho-
ma, the bill provides for changing
the recording districts Of the Ind
ian Territory into counties and
authorizes Governor Frantz TO fill
all vacancies temporarily. 1t is said
the bill will make the ninety-seventh
degree longitude the dividing line
between the judicial districts,
throwing the Usage nation into
the present Indian Territory juris-
diction and part of the Chickasaw
district into the Oklahoma jurisdic.
tion.
The Secretary Of the interior and
the senate committee on Indian af-
fairs are at loggerheads over the
proposition to extend the existence
of the tribal governments for an
other year.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-26
POLICE COURT CALENDER
Several Drunks, Two Youthful
Culprits were up for Justice,

Judge Grigsby stirred off quite
batch Of business in police court
this morning in his usual dignifed
way. The court was little late
in making his appearance, which
he explained by stating his COW
got out last night and he had to
find her.
O. Monson. c. f. johnson and
Frank Musksa were taxed $8.o5
each for being drunk and disorder
ly and the Judge threw in a whole
some lecture fof good measure.
Gan Owens, aged IS, and his
brother Alma, aged I3, were up
fol- stealing brass from the Chicka-
sha Oil Co., The boys bummed
their way to Oklahoma City where
they disposed Of the brass. They
were arrested there and Deputy
Burke brought them home yester-
day afternoon. The older boy was
fined $40 and costs which he will
work out on the streets, while the
younger boy was released on his
promise to go to school and report
regularly every week TO the police
Judge.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-26

A5o t. orne on re- | (
kIV Nj is a bargains al co. |
famt 70 n emit
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-09-01
WOODLAND

MeSSrs. Carroll Tyson and Gilbert
SINNERS spent Thursday and Friday in
Baltimore
Miss Kate Hodge. OF North East. is
with Mrs c. s. AbrahamS.
Mrs +. \. ...oore has returned from
Northiicld Mass. and Ocean Grove.
Mrs t. T. Bryde spent several DAYS
last week in Wilmington and Phiadcl-
phia.
Mr.. Clinton Jackson attended the
shoot at Bcttcrtun this week.
Miss Rachel Thompson, OF Pitts
burg, is the guest OF Mrs. John II.
Thompson.
McSsrs. Edwin Barnes and George
Tyson >pcNt several DAYS in Baltimore
this week
The y held a social at Miss Lulu
Ty,"nS Friday evening. Officers were
rehabilitation. Mrs. II. G.. Terry;
Nicc-Prcsdcnt. Miss Lora Thompson:
Secretary. Miss Florence Charsha:
Treasurer, Miss Helen Jackson: Or
@ani~t, Mrs f. Y. Moore. with Miss
C"rncia Nbraham> aS assistant. The
Temperance Standard wa, read by Miss
l.nra Thompson. The vs. and their
friends decide dto give a picnic to Fur
mace Creek this Saturday. Water
melon was served in the dining-ronm.
Niter pheasant time. goodnight was
said t. the hostess.
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CHERRY HILL

Mr.. George Spence. OF Newark, spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Holt
Miss Essie Shippers, OF Wilmington,
is visiting friends in town.
Miss Garrett. OF Philadelphia, is Wis
iting Mrs. Henry Moody.
Misses Bertha Moore and Ethel Ar
buckle and Mr.. Harry Moore spent
Sunday at I.umbrook with Mr.. George
Murray.
Mrs Knight, OF Wilmington, is Wis
itin" friends in town.
y party OF Young folks from Cherry
Hill enjoyed trip to Betterton on the
Spray this week. On account OF the
uniavorable weather, when the roll was
called there were only I'll present, and
instead oi % for you--it was 81 for fun
Miss Hattie Whitaker and Harry
Moore furnished the music for the sing
erS on the second deck, while the
Spooncr> remained on the first Those
present were Misses rditl Harvey
Adella and Laura Ward Pauline and
Ethel Arbucklc. Blanche Johnson, Mir
lam and Isabella Miller, Lucy Grant,
Mabel and Hattie Whitaker and Hattie
/cblcy: McSSrS Ralph Work, David
Grant. Herbert Davis, Robert Ward.
Hugh Stewart. Scruch Kimble, Joseph
Ichlcy, Harry Moore and William
Scott.
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LEEDS

Mr.. Robert McCaulcy has returned
alter a ten days trip north.
Mr.. and Mrs Miller and sons, OF
Manayunk, are visiting Mr. Milan Pc
tcrman.
Mis-, Viola AIahonrv has returned
from 4 visit in Darby.
Mr.. and Mrs William Campbell and
daughters, oi Fox Chase. Pa, spent
Sunday with Mr. C. J. Campbell.
Miss Sara Reese has returned to
Philadelphia, after spending a week
with Mis-, Rachel McCaulcy.
Mrs {. n. Reynolds, oi Cantore, Pa.
has returned to her home after two
weeks with her parents. She was &C
cpmpanicd by her mother. Mrs. Joseph
+. Money. who will paw her protract-
ed visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Settle, Jr., and
John 5. Settle. Sd, have returned to
Denver, Col. after spending the sum
mcr with Mr. John S. Settle
Miss May Preston, "f RoNborough
is spending several days with Miss BcS-
sic Petcrman.
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-,
Mrs. hamilton b. bheIpSi "i New
ark. I2eI' /, visiting Miss nay Price
anI other TRENDS IN town. ..
MS ( VI. Nlll%!i' n' i or DcP"N''
ha, been VISITING friends IN town. W.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henri Lindsay; 9i VIII
iaing'13n' nave been ,V'H,tlilS ms par
rn,I,: Mr. ana MIS-; tt. y. Lindsay
MISS Lucy Need mas hecn spending d
few days this week with her sister, Mrs,
T.. -. HraNGH al thcir cottage near
KcLb"ld Wharf,,
Mrs. i-ntic MiIIard, OF rent9n, y.
4 IS VISITING her sister, MIS-. Inner
bvucheiIe. .,..,
Miss Wayne Testing 81 " IImngt"n'
Is ,E1>Ii'S MrT, marry fl'!'n&amc.
fr"ilN ana N"y hI""ii'er spent NtN-
GIrTaI DAYS IaNt week al the chesapeake
house bGtleTt"h.
Miss luna beaSt"r'. OF fhiIadeIphia'
: pen'''S her Nar"t'"'i al her nome
mere:
MS" ';mlIy Morgan. OF HaltinoIG' Is
Vi-.''''@ "er COUSINS the Misses MOT
san ,- ,,,
Mrs, ,,eoiSt I'nUck ana cT m IRE,
, Ci' zee" VISITING '''"''NtH al DOWNS
NR1pe'' :, CT, .p.,. =,
MIS-. NJ T.. Ni II, ~ h G Is the
guest OF =, MS rec u lark.
Miss Else Loralne, OF P'nI!lI2GeIPhia'
!: N'''"S "er aunt NrS' l. ~ Lor-
'" ne: ,...., D,,.,,,. ~.
VI - NJ SUI -, ~ Il'''""c'P'l''' u l'r'
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CHARLESTOWN

.,.. - ,-I,.,,,l..., -.
Mr.. ana MIS-. Arthur lee oHI''' W., >
have returned t" Their nome III WIZ
mIngtnn' after spending rev "a! 92y
Win MIS- j. NeNIc! Logan DIT ''
MIPlcN', J. III,
MI j. Morgan litNet!n. ~: VIZ W.
has been spending some TINE Wlln III. MS
parents MIR; ana MIS-: j. w. lteNe' H. H.
mas returned l" rliIaaeIPu'46; NneLS ne
IS CONNECTED with LNi''h br"N' No"-
tr3JunT - n.,, -. ,..,.,,
Mr; w. }. N't.'a' VI, WIZ i'"e h l,...n
spending some time M'',l 't,"tNvS 'it, i :
and who mas formerly been connected me
with the Ben e'eph1ne Oo' q l'1 II;, az.
ccepteH a position WIN R,, 1aIlet. q Nl'''''
%; eIeSIriciai'S: OF w ilihIIis ,..
MISS N'yrtIG cooper NPc.'' r d I.M va!
TINS week win reIatlvG? III EIh'oi'; WA
Misses Preston ana hlll,ei' ~ ~ NJ W ~,
n rn are Doing '''''' '"'''e" =! 'i'''
"ipE"''' c,, = ,y;,,,,;,a.a, : III.
MISS ',r Ii' pI OF W 'Ih''''s'o"' Is '''e
RueHt % p. miss 3 n 1:;L>,,, - N;,r;,a,,r
MI rice - H'Dsnii' VI " ,''i H., .om'
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PORT DEPOSIT.

Owing II the inclcmcncy oi the Wea-
Their Rev V. s. Collins held his 8 p. m
service Sunday in the lecture room OF
the NJ. +. Church. The Riverside Cor
net Band furnished the music The
weather permitting there will be ser
vice held nn the base uall grounds this
Sunday at p. m. All are invited
Mr. and Mrs. Rumsey Smithson and
daughter, Caroline, OF Port Deposit
and Robert Nolkhardt OF Chester, Pa,
visited Lancaster, Pa by way OF the
new road.
Miss LYDIA Hindman. Of Baltimore,
i, spending her vacation with her par
cntS. ...-...~
Mrs IiuSs with her daughter and
son, of Pilot. visited her daughter, Mrs.
Frederick Saunders
Miss Beulah Creswell visited Mrs.
Elizabeth keene, OF Kissing Sun.
Miss Watts. OF Oakwood, was the
guest OF the Misses Hindman .-,..
Miss Emma v Gather has returned
from her trip to York, Pa.
Miss Maud Atkinson was the guest
OF Mis-, Louise Wagner. OF Rising Sun,
over Sunday
Misses BERTHE Smith and r. Estele
Butchenhart are Spendin" some time
at Atlantic City. Philadelphia and
( Mrs, Emilia 1lA,tH hnd Daughter,
Nellie, OF Elkton are the guests OF Mrs.
John AtkinSom
i"MlseS7 trafdh and fIanic Butchen-
hart; visited Ia +uh,beh iof friends in
Blythedale Friday.
j Rev. V. S. Collins spent this week
with his family at Rehoboth
Mr.. William r. Nesbitt, who has
been spending some time at Rehoboth
is home. .'..'.
The Port Deposit base ball team
played the York Athletic. team OF Bal
timore on the Port diamond Saturday
afternoon The score was IL to i'll
favor Of Port. s... s3' ~
Mr. James Mccullough and Walter
Buck visited RawlngSvlle Camp on
Sunday.
Miss Margaret F. Nanneman, was in
Oxford last week, 1,,
Miss Annie Quinn, OF Philadelphia,
is the guest of Mrs William r. Nc
Clenahan. .~..
Miss Lulu Einwachter visited Phila-
delphia several days recently
Miss Bolton, Of Baltimore. is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Buck
Miss Edith Child OF Baltimore, is
visiting Mr., and Mrs, Roy SNYDER.
Miss Rosa Caldwell, OF Liberty
Grove. was Il Port Deposit visitor
Tuesday. --....-,,..., n... #....
Miss Leila R. Carey was in Phia-
delphia Monday and Tuesday OF last
week -
Master Clarence Price has return
ed iron an enjoyable visit to Balti-
more.
Miss Maud Webster, of Baltimore, is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Luther Bar
rett. ....
Mrs. John Hewitt and son. OF Ger
nantown, Pa, are guests of Mrs. Har-
rlet Coe and son. Mr. d. A. Coe. #.
Mr.. Wilmer Fowler, OF Chase, Md,
was-in town Monday. .....,.-s
Z Miss Florence NJ. Gerry has. returned
from a visit to Greensboro, where she
was the guest Of Mrs w. f. Butler.
Mr.. George Atkinson OF Phladel-
phia. spent Sunday home -.
J Miss Irene Young, of Landslide, Pa.
visited Miss Mabel Whalen
MISS Margaret Boyle. is the guest OF
Miss Eottic Bailey Of Hartford county.
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IA 8 TOR
Bear. the nIhe Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature Of N<z2A1zu
RISING SUN.

Mrs. H. y. G. Wc,tcrticld and child.
rem, Gladys and Jancttc, oi Whining.
ton. visited friends i'll town this week.
Miss Hannah NJ. Kirk is visiting her
friends in Ardmore and Malvern.
Mr.. and Mrs \. B. Keen spent a
portion % the week at Betterton. Mr.
Keen taking part in the great shoot
held there
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Evans. OF vii,
mington. have been the guests OF Miss
Marion Recder near town.
Rising Sun defeated Oxford in a
game OF ball on tue home grounds on
"Wednesday afternoon.
Miss NJ. d. Sheppard. who has been
spending some time in Asbury Park
Is now visiting friends in town.
Mrs. George Smith and daughters
Agnes and Adaine, OF Baltimore. were
visitors OF DR.. Smith and daughter
Miss Addie, this week.
Miss Mary c. Cameron and Flor
ence 7. Worthington have returned
from short visit in Baltimore.
Mr.. Charles Haines. OF Hazleton
spent portion OF the week with his
sisters, Misses Ella and NJ. Emma
HaineS.
Miss Sue Logan, of Charlestown
spent Friday OF previous week with
Miss H. Maude Kirk.
Mrs, J. H. JenneSs and son, Rich
ard. have returned from visiting in
Philadelphia
The NJ. E Sunday School had in
tended holding their annual picnic it,
y. l.. Duyckinck' 5 meadow. but on &C.
,tt al,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-09-01
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
Teach the diseased portion OF the ear.
there is only one way-to cure deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by all inhamed con-
sdition Oh the mucous lining OF the EuS-
tachan Tube When this tube is in
itlamed YOU have rumbling sound or
Imperfect hearing, and when il, is, sn-
ttirely closed, Deafness as the result, and
unless the inflammation Acan be taken
out and this tube restorsd Fto$its nor
NAL condition. hearing will be destroy
ed forever; nine cases out of ten are
caused b. aCatarrh, which is nothing
but an int1anpd condition OF the mu-
eOus surface t.-.
Z We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness Caused by
I atarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Satarrh Cure, Send for CIRCULARS, free.
Z F. J. CHENEY &,CO., Tofedo, o.
: Sold by druggists, 7sc.
: Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
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PERRYVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thorp. OF VIII
mington. are the guests OF Mrs. Frank
Bans at Frenchtown.
Mrs Baxter and daughter, Bessie,
OF Philadelphia, spent this week with
Mr. and Mrs, George Eddleman
Miss Rigolettc Ward, OF Charles
town. and Miss King OF Elkton, are
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs WILLIAM R.
Ward ~ IN ! 4 -
Mr. and Mrs Frank Nieweg and Miss
Alberta Strickland, OF Oxford. Pa,
spent part OF last week with Mr. and
Mrs George Nieweg.
Mrs Philip Torbert, lately OF Colum-
bIa. Pa. died at the home OF her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Charles Keesey with
consumption, on Thursday last, and was
buried on Saturday III St. Mark Gene
stety, Mrs, Torbert WAS in li&l aIst
Nfeap. "A husband and bue son, Sterl-
ing. survive her.
Mr. and MrS;rC. NNt1 irwin Visited
friepds in .Wilnlipgtop Sssa weeks
Mr.. A. C. Jackson Is r,inning a But
cher wagon three days OF the week.
Miss Ada Patterson has been spend
ing some days with relatives and friends
III Wilmington.
Mr. James Gardner was in New York
last week. -
Mrs Edward l.. Story, of Boston,
Mass. is the guest OF his sister, Mrs.
A. n. Owens.
Miss Mary Pennock, Of Andora, is
spending some days with the Misses
McCauley.
The Presbyterian Sunday School held
their annual picnic at Car6enter's Point
on Thursday. .y @a' ID -G
Mr., Wilson Beck is quite ill
Mr.. RAYMOND and nlaSter Edward
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-09-01
CHESAPEAKE CITY,

= school wlA-open Monday3 September
ord.
! The last dance of the season will be
held Monday evening, September ), in
Spa Spring Park Pavilion. t 3.
Z Monday is Labor Day.
The new assistant in the High School
will be Miss Mary H. Cooper. OF Laur-
sel. Del Miss Cooper lisa graduate OF
the local High School OF Laurel, the
Girls Latin School OF Baltimore and
the Womans College, of Baltimore.
L The new assistant in the Elkton High
School will be Gilbert Cooling. a MEM
Der OF the Glass of 'o2 of the Chesa-
peake City High School Mr.. Cooling
is also graduate OF the Western Mary
land College -
! A party of young men from in and
near town took a trip 10 Betterton oil
a launch Tuesday to attend a large
shoot which was held there that day. -
Rumor says we~are to- have wedding
soon. -..-..
! The fair which was held in the Ma
sonic, Hall by The ladies Of the CathoGc
Church was not as successful as in
former years, on account OF the unfav-
orable weather. About $I2o was clear
ed. Il n-I ,--s " -,
Dr. and Mrs c, C, Laws entertained
in honor OF their daughter. Catherine 5.
eleventh birthday on "Wednesday eyen-
ing, few of IerTlittle friends. Those
present were Misses Elsie Lorraine. of
Philadelphia. MARY Boulder and, laura
tyaws Masters -frrward., 6avertrr and
LEIGHTON oraine
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BAY VIEW.

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Worral, OF
Columbia. Pa. are visiting MIR. and
Mrs. William J. MURRAY.
MeSSrS. Samuel Burns and Claude
Wivcl, who have been visiting Mr.
Harry W. Burns. OF New Britain, Con
nccticut. have returned home.
MIR. and Mrs. Wilbur Janncy spent
Sunday with friends in StrickerSvil!e,
Pa.
\ lecture entitled old Swecthcarts,
will be given in Bay View NJ F. Church
Saturday evening, September IS, by
dent oi Westminster Theological Sem
mary. Come out and hear this clo-
Qucrt lecturer. Admission, IS cents.
Dir. Eldcrdicc will preach in the same
Church the following Sunday at 10, 80
a. III. and s p m.
Mr. and Mrs G. A. Lynch spent
Sunday ii Woodlawn.
Rock Castle. No. :. * G.. f. held a
reception last Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. James l.. Armaur, oi
NtIant'c CITY. are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. William r. Montgomery
Mr.. Jrthrn johnson was in Chester
On business last week
Mr.. Arthur Armour, uur blacksmith,
ha, returned t. his shop alter a long
illness, We are clad to- hear the ring
II the anvil again
Preaching tomorrow at 1890 a. m.
also Communion service Sunday
School at go 4. m. {. +. meeting at
us %. N. Preaching at s p. IN. Pro-
batipncr> will be taken into the church
in iuIl membership 1T the evening ser
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Mr. William Montgomery. ni Shurc's
I,and;nu. WA, in town Saturday.
Mr.. Georgia Shurc wa, the guest Of
AR. Milford \braham. thi, week
Mrs. lane \. Garcv and Mrs. O. S.
\braham, attended the funeral OF Mr..
Tnhn s Newell al Salem. \ l.
Mrs Ncttic RAMSAY and daughter.
Ir>,ic. al WASHINGTON. ID. c.. visited
MIR. and Mrs, Robert Stephenson this
week.
Mr.. Samuel T. Shippers, OF North
East. was in town last Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Rinrhart and daughter,
Naomi. OF Columbia. Pa. visited Mr..
and Mrs. !. II. KrauSs last week
Misses Pearl and Margaret KrauSs
are guests ui Miss Naomi Rinchart ui
Columbia.
Mrs. w. T. Kidd and Miss Margaret
Kidd are home alter delightful visit
with Miss Harriet Nanncman. ui
liayrc de Grace
Miss Josephine Newell who is spend
ING the summer month, at Walbrook,
visited Miss Adelinc CoulSon recently,
Mr.. and Mrs Amos Conner of Balti-
more. are visiting Mrs. Luther Barrett
and Mr.. c. W. Conner
Mr. and Mrs Robert l.. Seedlings
are sojourning at Atlantic City, Phlla
dclphia and Wilmington.
Miss Catherine Baker is visiting
relatives at Wawa. Quarryvilc. Pa, and
Rising Sun
Mr.. NJ. Acker has returned from
delightful trip to New York
Mr.. J. Howard Pugh. who is en-
poyed at McCall's Ferry. spent Sum
l,,- ot Ia. hn,,,.
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CECIL

Rev. ". +. Dawson spent one day
this week in Baltimore.
{. Y. Hoover spent over Sunday at
his home.
Arthur Freeman. OF PHILADELPHIA. is
spending this week with hi, parents
MIR. and Mrs. William Freeman.
Miss Mamie Jones. II Philadelphia
: visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs. r.
F. Jones.
Miss Pearl Brown. oi L.ampiord. ha,
returned home from visiting Miss Mary
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ZION!

Mr. and Mrs. Stevens, Of Trenton,
\. have been spending few days
in this village. " "#
Miss Jennie Perry is the; guest OF
the Misses Wiley, Of Lancaster county.
- The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sunday
Schools were compelled to postpone
their annual picnicS which were to have
been held this week, on ace6mt OF the
Indictment weather.
Rev, and Mrs. Harvey Ewing and
Son have returned to their home in
h,,,Kni. after ,, hsyins sPgat4e1summer
Mr. and Mrs Clayton Carhart en-
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Prices S5 and SO Cents
Children, rs Cents
SEATS NOW ON SALE AT WELLS
DRUG STORE

tertained few friends at tea on We'd
ncSday evening.
Miss Margaret Wilson, uf Whining
ton. is with Mrs. Amos Martindale.
Rev. and Mrs. Wilson Bcale spent
Monday with Oxford friends
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RICHARD B. MARS.

Communicated.
Richard B. Mars died at his home
near Calvert. on Sunday He was born
April |, 1870. He served in the Civil
War as a member OF Company A,
Eighth Maryland Volunteers. and was
member OF Garfield Post G.. A. r., of
Rising Sun. He leaves widow and
several grown children. His funeral
was held on Wednesday with interment
in Ebenezer Cemetery Greenl1urSt.
Dearest father We must lay thee
In the peaceful graves embrace;
But thy memory will be cherished
Till we see thy Heavenly face"
By His Daughters.
MRS. AMELIA f. CROW.
Mrs. Amelia F. Grow. widow of the
late William c. Grow and for many
wears resident OF Elkton. died at her
home m Philadelphia on Monday, aged
y years. Mrs. Grow was a daughter of
the late Rudulph Bennett OF Elk Land
ing. After her husbands death she and
her daughter. Miss Maud Crow. re-
moved to Philadelphia. A son, Will
liam +. Crow, OF St Paul. Mimi, also
survives her. Her funeral was held
on Wednesday. with services at Trim
ty Church, conducted by Rev William
Schouler, and interment in Elkton
Cemetery,
JOHN MASLIN.
John Masin died after a lingering ill
ness with kidney trouble at his home on
the Blue Ball road near town on Sun
day. His widow, formerly Miss Mary
McCatferty, survives him. His funeral
was held on Tuesday morning with ser
vices at Elkton Catholic Church and
nterment in the adjoining cemetery
MRS CASSANDRA B. ROWLAND.
Mrs. CasSaudra B. Rowland, widow
Of the late DR.. William B. Rowland,
died on Sunday at her home in Row
landville, in the eighty year OF
her age. Her funeral was held on
Tuesday, with interment in West Not
tinsham Cemetery. ...-
JAMES S. c. SWIFT.
James S, Crawford Swift died OF ty-
phoid fever at the home OF his grand
father, James S. Crawford. formerly OF
Elkton, i'll Washington, D. c., on Au-
gust 60 aged 81 years. He was the eld-
est. son OF Joseph and Mary r. (Craw-
tord) Smith, of Fulton House, Lam
caster county, Pa. ...