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The Washington herald., 1909-06-01
THE WASHINGTON HERALD
HERALD BRANCH OFFICES:
NORTHW EST
WOODWARD & LOTHROP. InfOrmatiO

NORTH " Isl.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Information
GOLDENBERG'S Information Bureau
HECHT & co. Cashiers ONCE
PALAIS ROYAL, Information Bureau
S. KANN, SONS & CO, Information Bu-
CONCORD PHARMACY. J. E woodford.
Prop. 1S16 New Hampshire ave. NV.
CHARLES c HORNUNG, ChTisuani
Pharmacy. 5. W cor. 7th and II sts- NV
s II WAGNER. 1st and II sts- NV
SIMPSONS PHARMACY. corner 3th St
and r l. ave- and r ST NV
JOHNSTONS PHARMACY. 1221 \. j.
p. WELLER.s PHARMACY, 1854 n
ATHNsoNs PHARMACY. nth and C
ASTORIA PHARMACY. Cd and G sts. NV.
KENESAW PHARMACY. Mount Pleas
ant and Irving sJs. NV
McNULTYS CIGAR STORE, 1895 18th
TAYLoE's PHARMACY. sth and P sts.
DAVIS PHARMACY, 9th and S sts. NV
4r&-MENKE. 5th and K SIS. NV
PROCTOR'S PHARMACY. 1SlS 18th ST
nv
T. L. LEATHERWOOD. 1915 18th St NV
STOTT & SNYDER. 18th and 9 SITS NV
NEW YORK AVENUE PHARMACY.
corner y 7. ave and y Cap. 81. NV.
DAY & co.'s PHARAACY. 5th and G
sts NV
YARNOLD's PHARMACY. S4H 18th st.
KING's DRUG STORE. Vermont ave.
and I ST nv.
NORTHEAST
JOHN z. BUTLER. 4I Stanton place ne.
G. L KRAUSE- 6th and K sts- ne
D D COURTNEY. TI5 North Capitol 81.
8fcCHESNEY < JOACHIM. % and z
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. Sth and F
G. J GEIGER's PHARMACY. corner 6th
and 3 Is. ne
CHARLES J. FUHRMANNS PHAR-
MACY, Sth and 2. Capitol sts. re.
B1EMER'S PHARMACY y Capitol and
7. SIS. ne
SOUTHWEST
V HUGO EISENBEISS. 7th and B sts.
SW
8iILBURNs PHAR1LACY. 18th and H
sts. sw.
SOUTHEAST
ROACH DRUG COMPANY. Sth and G
sts. Sc.
2 p. WELLER Sth and I sts. Sc.
GUY n NEELY f1th and c sts Sc
BROOKLAND.
CHARLES G. LENNON, 18th and New
ton sts.
ANACOSTIA
9. B BCRY'S PHARMACY, cor. Mon
roe and Jefferson sts.
ALEXANDRIA
WILLIAM P TAYLOR, 6l6 King ST
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BUSINESS EDUCATION.

CIVIL SERVICE INSTRUCTION-FO
expert professors have prepared a most
thorough and up-to-date course in civil
service FOR our school; twenty years ex-
perlence, during which time re have pre-
pared thousands 70 pass with HIGHEST
grades, thereby enabling them 20 be
placed at THE TOP Of. the list Of ellgi-
bies, IS our record; yout VIII get an ''ap-
pointment instead Of disappointment" II
you take our course. DRACGHON'S
PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE. 1917
New ork ave NV. my1S-eOd-tf
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NONMEDICAL HEALING.

NoNMEDICAL HEALING BY ENFORC-
ec circulation OF the blood without
drugs. surgical procedure or detention
from business. Circulars. infOrn1sttor
and consultation free. PROF. II. y u.
PARKER. l02Z Ninth St nw-. Washington
D. G. Hours 10 70 6. Phone n 4Ii2.
rny25-tf
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY.
EFFECTIVE MAY 2. Ioo9.
c--s--- - Tr----,--, V1-------. -.

EFFECTIVE MAY = loa
Sub5ect % Change Without Notice
WEEK DAYS.
C5oirz leave District Line. %. 10 a. n. 2So
s.4o * and s-i5 p n
Retr7nIrg- lezre the Beach. 6s5 4. Il. Us. zI0.
go. So. and -o5n ?
SUNDAYS AND holidays.
Goinc. s5. Iao a II. 2.5o. 40 rs and SIS
? n
Rs.u-aias, 30 a. H.. I2,5. 30, $50, $50 ard
iasJ9 ?. Il
PAUL 7. WATERS
tfECcr-I 1f1uarur
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ENTIRE CONTENTS or The HOTEE OXFORD
CORNER FOURTEENTH STREET AND NEW
YORK AVENUE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
OK THURSDAY. JUNE THIRD, 1863 con-
NE%CING PROMPTLY At q O'CLOCK A. n
At TEE HOTEL OXFORD. NORTHWEs4 COR
NER or FOURTEENTH ST AND NEW YORK
AVE NORTHWEST we VIII sci the entire coz
tarts consisting OF about . roCus ard Ohce. con-
p-izinC Olk suites. odd dICsseTs and bureaus. oak
varirobes hair mattresses. feather pillows chairs
rockers toilet ware carpets. about 20 cots and mat
trssses si6eboards hail racks. dining chairs tables
folding beds mirro-s o.hce desks and chairs. CON
binatio1 safe, writing tables. o5icioths &c, &C
y B--ThIs sale IS made Necessary owing 20 the
rernodeiilg Of the building
Terms cash. and al goods &C be removed imme-
eiztslT after the sale al purchasers expense
G @. SLOAN 6 CO.. NC. AUCTIONEERS
I4
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE II EFFECT JANUARY T. 1893.
Leave Washington New Union Station
go a. m--Daily-Au points CT Norfolk and Wsst.
Ell: also hno1vIiie. Chattancoza and Memphis
N10 = m.-Dsi.y-Roaroke. Bristol. winssor-
salem Enoxvlle, Chattanooga, SsshsiIIe Msraphss
New Orleans Through sIeepe-- Dining ears
For NoTfolk-LeaTe Washington 4-D a n dqT-
HIS a Il daily leIcclt Sunday. Arri7e Norfolk
uzl 3 II and so T. H.
Ia5 ?. n--Daily-Bsr-ysiIle, Luray. Shen.ndcah
Trains fruD the Southwest arrive s.55 e. u snd
ES9 ?. II
Al information Fourteenth street ard New TcrE
EFsuus Qsoud BriS5inai
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PAWNBR0KERS.

READY MONEY AT PER. CFVT-
On watches. diamonds. and ieweIrv
LOUIS ABRAHAAfS
Bonded broker. s33 Ninth 81 M
Old gold, silver. and pawn tickets
bought for cash. S7-tF
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

EXPERT DEVELOPING AND PRINT
ing at lowest prices. commercial and
amateur work solicited. NATIONAL
PHOTO CO., 421 11th ST. nv. Phone Ii.
1896 I73
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LOST AND FOUND.

One Cent a Word Each Insertion
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TRUNKS.

LEATHER AND MATING SUIT
cases and club bags on sale Repairing
by an expert q specially 80 years ex-
perience. c. c. LANGLOTZ, Sc. New
York ave, formerly SIS X IJ9
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. G.
wzshi-ztou. d c. Nay 3 -S9-sealed p-l-
poszls VII oe received a. this 0ilce Until p t.
SATURDAY. Juzs :. Ise. f5T cEsysar c01trlct -
lighting TIE Trbic streets. zvsrres sllsys. ard
-oad5 n ere Dis-ric 4 Ccl--rtia With nzntis
rsohtta lamps. Sreesacati0us and blank forms Z
r--=aI 1-zv D CHAINED a. che osSce q the Con-
r5s-,a-~-s HENRY p P NACFARLAND,
HENRY Z. WEST WILLIAM Z IUDS0N. Con-
u--ss;--s~s q q rr-ls 2 = 2 EeI
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DOCS CATS. BIRDS. &C

SINGING CANARIES. PARROTS. DOGS.
rabbits guinea pigs. and Fiee-Flea
Dog Soap. kills feas; keeps skin healthy:
makes coat glossy. SCHMID'S BIRD
STORE. 10 18th St NV myZ5-tf
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PROPOSALS.

UNITED STATES SENATE. WASHINGTON
.. C.-Sealed proposals for the toIloEing f1el .oF
TIE United States senate for he fiscal year e1dn-
June So $50 VIII Be received az TIE Cascs Of ia
sergeant-zt-Ars Of the United states Senate u-tiE
Z O'Clock noon on ths sTH DAY OF JCNE. lgs
and a. that hOr ODsDed Il the presence of thoSs.
bidders who elect % be prese1t, VIZ. Five tho1-
sand tons mora OF les. q best eIrrz hzud uhsts
ssh anthracite coal. l1TEe furnace size seened znI
sree truu al IElguri1cs twenty tons, more O. iess
Of sane ccsl. stove size; zen tons mo-e O. less e
sane coal chestnut siza- ere s50usand b-shels
more o. les q best hardwood clzrc0aI % be C.
liTered n tEobushsl bags; hundred en6 twenty
I've cors. n1O-e OF less. Of best split pine WOOD =
fo-r.oot lengths Efty cords more or less q bes.
hickory wood. siItee1oeh lengns. saved instead q
chopped. free fTOI knots and split ID MEDIUM
s5zg. al coai furnished 70 be loaded into ia
carts with forks not shoTlis ard 20 wsirh ID
cubic feet 70 tEs cord al fuel 90 be stored II ths
vaults q the Senate wing C he Csp5ol and Natby
Building and a. the senate Otice Building ard
20 be delivered snd sto-ed a. such tiuss and n
slch Quantities as may Be ordered by TIE under
siE5ed Fuel furnished the Senate daring ths
Hscal ysa- ending June g. 80. VII bs inspected
and Wssgsed or measured b an e1pioys q ths
Sens-e. 70 De designated 5y the Se7ssa1t-zt-Ar1s
0f tie Senate. and fer tas iaspscts5n 10 cls-gs
Wiz be made % The contrasfcr. TIE wood VII bs
inspected az Gle Serate wing q IRE Capitol ard
whatever fs5ls 70 comply strictly With te spsc6ca-
tons VII Be culad 5ut and rejected Each bld
must bs accompanied By CERTIFIED cheek u -
bidder for SIC. payable % the Financial Cls-k o
the Senate 20 De forfeited 20 the United States
pCu the failure CT refusal d The bidde- 70 enter
into any contract awarded % hin: checks % Re
returned % bidders whose BIDS are Tot accepted
Immediately. AID % bid6e-s whose bids &C
cepted uTCn execution b each q then Cf contract
ard necesssry bend with some satisfactory bo16l1z
cor10an7 a. s--err IN accordance with these sue-i-
6eatic-s- The right Is rgseTTgd % -e5ecr zCy q
al prorosaTs fcr any 0f the above ite1s. Bi5s
stouif IL iu5orsed "PfoposaIs f5r Frel" and Sd
dressed 20 TIE -'Se-gssrt-st-A-us o. the Cr5seI
States Senate" D y. RANSDELL- Ss--sant-a.-
Arms. [ : Senate EyuS&ieI
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WOOD NANTES.
FOR YOUR
NEW HOME

NEW HOME
See me about AIANTELS for every rocns.
Special prices on beautiful wood nlantels
n cabinet designs
EDWIN Z. ELLETT.
Phone y. 7S26 IloS 9Th st nv
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MOUNT IDA

PHENOMENAL What? Why. the
sale OF ore hundred and fOrty-tWO lots AZ
Mount Ida in fourteen days Yes. il
breaks the record OF Washington subur-
ban lot sales. Why2 ONE-THIRD prices
Of Ike lots until June = Call AZ Office
Munsey Building. for particulars. or send
for illustrated booklet Telephone Main
1876
MT. IDA REALTY co. (Inc.)
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AUCTIoE SALE.

c. G. SLOAN 4 Co. nc AUCTT6EEERs.
KS greet.
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UNFURNIsHED.

1862 STH ST. NV UNFURNISHED on
second floor; six windows. So for two.
Isl
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ROOFING.

GRAFTON'S ROOF PAINT HAS NO
equal for durability; il protects 12.eJ0
roofs in Washington to-day. the result
Of q years honest, faithful service; roofs
examined and written estimates free.
GRAFTON & son. Inc IL 9Th st NV.
Phone n 80
yENTILATING. HEATING, TIMING.
CONSULT Is WITH REGARD TO OUR
heating and yenulaJing apparatus.
Everything the best ZELLERS & CO,
1881 l4th st. nv Is2'
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CHAIR GAMING.
GOOD REPAIR SHOPS
OF WASHINGTON, D. C.
A DIRECTORY OF RESPONSIBLE
CONCERNS THAT DO REPAIRING
AND MISCEILANEOCS JOB
WORK
WATCHES AND JEWELRT.

FINE WATCH AND JEwELRY RE
pairing Watches cleaned, 81, main
springs, 81 All work guaranteed one
year SELTNGER :. ST, cor. 9Th
Look for the big clock" IS5a
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REFRIGERATORs & ICEBoxES.

McCRAY REFRIGERATORS
and Cooling Rooms are the best made.
NELSON REFRIGERATOR CO,
&c T st nv.
deL9-t,Ih.s
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CORSETS.
MASSAGE.

MRS KEIGHTLEY. s3l NEW YORK
ave. gives the eucalyptus. cabinet. and
general massage treatment Phone Main
- Hours ll % 2 I53
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HEALTH MOVEMENT.

VIAVT SCIENCE OF HEALTH. NAT
ural. non-surgical. cloth bound 4l0-page
book free Apply By mail, SO Colorado
Bldg. Free lecture for women Tuesday
at s 2. n. S-tf'
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FARMING Implements

Dccrug hindyr It, cot used bu; one sy,,.un
Met orm,k mower used but little osbofnc ted.
der, new Mccormick has rake. nearly new. new
di-C harrow check row corn 'plautcr used but
little, new an tooth leyciug harrow 10 tooth
spike harrow. good ORDER Syracuse plow- 80.
,.-s, puc Horse pillow u tooth spring hartowS.
iron Age wheel cuiti"ator, Little Diamond cult
vator, hand culliyator-. row corn marker,
farm roller, Vim. Gallaway manure sprendcr. "a
hu-. capacity horse York drill n hole; Fair
bank. scales weigh l"'p lbs. nearly new coru-
shelter, grnd,inue, new whcclhnrrow. These
implements have been used bu, little and are a.
good as new. Two aud three horse doublcitccs,
sinrictrrcs, spreadeJ- Jog and other chain-,
forks. takcs, wheelhafrow seed snwcr, 100 lbs
binder Irvine 50 lbs. tar rope. TOO tomato baskets
lot carpenters tools 1,I grain hays 90 hus. corn
hay los the ton, &C.
rERMS-Nine month, credit on all sums Of
$50 aud over by purchaser giving 4 haukahic
note with approved security. Interest from late
II not paid when due.
ERNEST FRAZER.
{. r. Bile., Auct.
u. Thompson Clerk tDrl Wv
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Capt Joshua Thomas caught two
shad in DRIFT net of colchester one
day this week
Rev. W. {. Mcknight OF New Jer-
scy, has accepted a call TO the Noting
ham. Pa, Presbyterian Church.
The County Commissioners, School
Commissioners and Orphans Court
will meet in Elkton next Tuesday
Harry Leonard. harness maker,
formerly oi Chesapeake City, died re-
Gently ~ Win,tcad Conn. aged Il
wears
The annual Thanksgiving supper
given los the congregation Of ST.
raurS Catholic Church, Delaware City.
rcitcd $500
The long prevalent droutb forced
the Cecil Paper Mill, near Rising Sun,
to supplement water power with steam
IN order to fill contracts.
The Kent County Commissioners
organized last week with Harry Davis
president. Samuel Hicks clerk, and
Hope IT, Barroll counsel
John Gale. a wcll-knowu dealer /
Kent county. whose seizure with apop-
'cxy near Still Pond last Friday Is
noted elsewhere, died ut his home, at
EIancsvillc, ON Monday, aged 50 years.
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Local lettings

Clayton Clark has been appointed
deputy game warden for this county.
"A horse owned by Henry Cum
mings fell dead in Rising sun. one
day last week.
The ladies ui Cayols NJ. T.. Church
will serve an oyster and poultry sup
per this evening
w orkmcn are installing block
signal system on the Central X. X. be-
tween icrrvviiie and Oxford.
"A well attended postponed dance
was he'd IN the Jr. -. I. =. NJ. Haii
at Cccnion, last rriuay evening.
Inc Dung Men Literary So
eicty OF Pleasant fiili VIII present an
interesting program this evening.
One oi seven dressed nugs was
stolen from James Chords butcher
shop Al calvert last friday mvn,.
"A horse owned by Lee Ewing, oi
New Valley, dropped dead at hitch
ing post, ne Coiora, on Saturday night.
Owing 10 III health, John raul
will dispose OF his shocmaking ard
repairing business by the close OF the
year.
Mrs India Harmon. oi Como
winGo, was treated Tor an Internal
trouble at Baltimore hospital, last
week.
Stricken with paralysis while haul
ing load OF hay into the barl ON the
Haincs job farm, near Rising Sun,
Elwood Mouton icll from the wagon.
1t Is feared that he. has little chance
Tor recovery. lie has a wife and Scv-
eral children.
1t is stated that efforts will be
made tn have the Rising Sun X ed
Pump stretch oi road macadamized
Tor length oi about two miles, 10 con-
meet with the State road now under
construction II Is proposed that 81 900
OF the cost be paid by individuals.
$1,000 by the county and 5000 by the
State
Forty five cents per dozen was
asked ior eggs N the Wilmington ma
kets on Saturday. with few offered.
Ducks were scarce, and il is said that
turkey, are likely to bring 80 To- IS
cents pound around Christmas But
ter was selling on Saturday at from
40 10 IS and the imitation brand
brought 70 tu 90 cents. Hogs we're
selling at lor2 cents pound dressed.
Forced feeding Tor egg produc-
ton either causes Indigestion or pro-
duccs too much lat. In either case,
egg production is hiudcrcd Fairfield 5
Egg Producer increases egg produc-
ton in Natures way by providing the
hen with the elements OF which eggs
are composed Sold under written
guarantee Nv Alexander & Son. Elk
ton; a. Anderson. North East: w. r
Harriou, Chesapeake CITY; llaincs &
Kirk. Rising Sun: {. NJ Blake, Cherry
Hill.
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MONDAY, DECEMBER 9Th, 1903
At. ! O'clock p. Nj.
AT THE PREMISES

H'scin described, situated aa the wcs, side OF
Main street, "a the town 81 Fort Deposit. in
Cecil County, III the State u Maryland, all oi
that lot Of iaud whereof lanes FAIR. died .cised
and possessed adjoining iauis OF John 4. Kelly
aud the hcirs of George ". f.afnm and being the
a1ine land couycycd unto said James Farr hy
two deeds, one from John !. lirci.art dated Oo;o.
her IS lso5 and recorded among the land records
of said County in Libcr II. Y. 4 No. g. Folio io2,
sc, and deed from phtha sautcr aud wife
dated january 2S, 1917 aud recorded among said
iIud records ia i..hcf ~. :. 40. e. Folio 81 sc.
The land described ia the first al said deeds bc,
ms subject tu the payment OF its proportions of
efouni rent under the leases mentioned therein
aud the land in the second %. ,,,d decd, being in
fee simple.
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frame Dwelling House,

ol . rooms barn aud the usual ou3huildings alt
in good state of repair situated near the North
Rast river shore. There Is also tcnan, house on
the farm.
The property is about miles from the town oil
North East station ON the l.. u. * W. Il. R.,
aud is along an X. 4. u. Route from North East
The farm is desirable because OF it, fertility, It's
beautiful location aud profitable fisheries.
It adioius lands vi John {. McNamcc aud
Others.
4 school. Church aud stores are near.
TERMS OF SALE.-onc third Of the purchase
money to he paid IN cash on the day Of sale aud
the remainder on or before March IS, 1910. when
n decd aud possession will lie delivered but these
terms will be modified to suit the convenience OF
n satisfactory purchaser Cos, OF deed to he paid
los The purchaser
GEORGE 4. BLAKE. Attorney.
T.. NJ. Groves, auct. dec Ats
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Frame Dwelling House, lIn

containing nine rooms. exceptionally well iocai-
ell: there Is well shaded aud attractive lawn
large double decker barn 1--WE years old. usual out.
bindings. There II also two and one.hall
story tenant house on the property. This farm is
particularly well adapted for making an ideal
country home,
TERMS or SALE prescribed hy the decree
arc-Ss00 Of the purchase money TO he paid in
cash on the day Of sale; one half OF the balance
to he paid IN cash within three months from
the .lay OF sale. and the remaining one half Of
the balance Of the purchase money to lie paid IN
cash within six months from the day OF sale; or
the credit payments may be paid at an earlier
date at the Joint option Of the Trustee and pnr-
chaser. The credit payments shall bear interest
from the day Of sale and shall bc secured by the
note Of the purchaser with surety To bc approved
los the Trustee.
Purchaser to nav cost OF conveyance.
FREDERICK 4. HAINEs.
John c. Hindman, Auctioneet. Trustee.
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BcnJamBn Turner, OF Conowingo,
falling from a load OF fodder one day
last week. broke an arm and dislocated
an elbow.
Two negroes were detected irving
To- rob Foster Nickles house at Row
landyille. but made their escape one
night last week.
"A watermelon grown by NJ. +.
Alexander was enjoyed by Mrs. Ostcn-
rIcdcr and her guests after dinner on
Thanks giving Day.
kennard Riley. OF Rock Springs,
wa, found unconscious. from stroke
oi paralysis, in his whcelwright shcu
one d." last week.
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Notice TO Creditors

rhs j. 90 give notice that the subscriber OF
Cecil county has obtained from the Orphans
Court oi Cecil counts letters Of administration
on the personal estate OF
EDWARD u. SMITH
late oi said county deceased. An persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duN authenticated
on OF before the i5th day OF May 1910,
lhcy may Otherwise hy law. be excluded from
an benefit ii said estate. An indebted to said
estate are requested 10 make immediate payment
Ia tile subscriber. Given under uy hand this
10th day Of November l'fJ.
SUSAN g.. SMITH
Administrators oi Edward g. smith deceased.
nov1s.St Test. THOMAS B MILLER, Register.
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2l5 Acres, 3 ROUdS and 81 PePChes,

murr OF less. which was conveyed uuto him hy
Hiram mccullough Trustee by hi- deed dated
March -, lS5, and recorded among tho land
recorded book Of said county ia Lihcr ". II. Il.
No. 8. Folio S'1 *. The farm fronts on both the
North Fa~t and Elk Rivers and has one oi the
finest river locations In the cuunty The view
w and down the Notih East River I, especially
grand.
ON the Nor,h iinsi front Is one oi the hes, fish
cries along said River, aud there i good one on
the Elk.
About - acres are under cultivation aud the
laud {, highly improved and OF the best quality.
The remainder j. woodland well set with
Chestnut aud oak. There Is an apple orchard OF
several hunircd trees in mll bearing, beside.
other kinds ut fruit trees.
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.0sE1zzazz&l
~ Your Health

~ ouid seem to demand that you read
what Ambrose l.. Ranncy, \. NJ, NJ.
d., late Professor OF Anatomy, New
York Hospital, says:
Equestrian may, and often does,
cause chronic and intraCtahlc disturb
anccs OF the stomach. Chronic mites
tnaI and gastric disturbances may be,
and often are. companions in graver
disturbances of the nervous system
due to cycNuan.
Our glasses are made 10 relieve
eyesTain.
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Fine Brick Dwelling House,

containing twelve rooms. with mYirtn improve.
mrnt- all 80 excellent repair and oulbuildings.
This isa ,rrs desirable property aud worthy
the attention Of any one ,,I-riug an attractive
home or al investment
TERMS or SALE. prescribed los mortgage
Cash "n fH, "i sale. ola.f aud more liberal
terms MAY however be alt.asusd nu "a, Of -ale
Enm .Hg Attorney II purchase desires
Cost %. tun's vance I" o. uaid !. the purchaser
ROBERT &. IHACKERY.
ATTORNEY ualG..I % said Mortgage.
: Is Er..rt huy'uuccr g.uoy f-
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PERSONAL PROPERTY

Al the same time and place the above there
will hc sold the following personal propcri,
one side board, one extension ,ahlc. kitchen
range kitchen uicnsiis two stoves; onehali doS-
CT kitchen chairs: Kitchen tables wash tubs
window scrccus aud shades one ingram carpet:
one bed stead one half ton coal and other articles.
The terms Of sale Of this personal property to
he cash nj time Of purchase.
FREDERICK T, IIAINES.
agent Tor the owner.
tuhu g. Iiudlman. Auctiouc,r. dee l.
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ST Acres, III SQUARE Perches,

MORE OR IEss Is situated.n the Sixth Eiec.
ton District OF said County about oue-haii mile
North Of Rising sun the road from Rising
TO Fremont, aud adjoins lands Of John A. Hun.
Ter. william A. Poguc. Estate Of Charles Lincoln,
Wayne Reynolds and others. The land Is OF
good quality. with stream Of water; abou, y
acres Of woodland; good meadow; 20 acres under
CIVILIZATIONS; apple orchard and other fruit in
ahmndancc. The improyements consist Of
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WAGONS

wagon. Miller spaced cart sleigh aud hrlls. farm
wagons. one an Acme with rail bed, g. Il. Ia,
Hat. milk wagon buggy po0s. rhesc wagons are
ali nearly new
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HARNESS

Light set double carriage harness good Is new.
cost $50. sets single buggy harness, Sc, milk
hnruvss good as new sets iTccchhand heavy
harness. sets lead harness all 10 good order,
riding sadie aud birdie. hrIlr-. collars lead
lines pillow lines. haltcr- blankets good buffalo
robe. us nets horse Clipping machine nearly
new. Also farm bell aud pole eros. cut saw.
baud saw hedge knives new sharric@ separator
Nu SCI. tU Yt,1ri mill. came
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ORDER NISI.
In. Re. The MorigaRcd Real Estate OF Howard
". Young aud wife.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County
In Equity, No. ssHs.

Ordered, this 18th day Of November 1902 that
the sale of property mentioned In these proceed
ngs. made and reported by Henry a. warbur.
ton, Attorney; he ratified aud confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof bc shown ON or be-
fore the roth day of January next provided
copy OF this order he inserted 10 newspaper
printed and published IN Cecil County once
week for one month before the 2tst day OF DE
ccfnhcr next
The report states the amount " sale to lie s7fa
MANLY DRi!NNEN, Clerk.
True Copy-rcSt:
tunov SW MANLY nRENNFN. Clerk.
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Tuesday, December 2Ist, '09
AT Ills O'Clock, A. M.
ALL THAT LOT or LAND,

situated "r iiiEh Street in The town NJ Nufih
Hast n. fronting 81 ice, on sand High Street and
having o ari,h OF I!s feet being til, same lot II
land conveyed to The said Mary g. Walters hy
james Rooney and wife b, decd dated july nth.
i''" md recorded in L'hcr J. l. u. N". Is. folio
i.F' anoilrr 81 said Land Record Hooks.