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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-08
CLOSING QUOTATIONS. OF
WORLDS MARKETS
GAINS GENERAL IN
OPENING DEALINGS

New York. Jan. S.-Gains were gem
eral in the opening dealings in stocls
today, but were small as Il rule. and
business was in moderate volume. A
Few stocks were lower than last,
night Erie running off a point and Col
orado Fuel tending downwards. Con-
solldated Gas rose l SIS; Minneapolis
ST. Paul and Saulte Ste Marie and
Kansas City Southern preferred aud
Central Leather and Tennessee Cop
per large fractions.
The general list continued TO re.
cede without regard to tho occasional
spurts in special stocks. Missouri Pa
cific was thus marked up 9 5-s. s..
Louie Southwestern preferred ii
aud New York Air Brake . l-2. Iowa
Central 2, Kansas City Southern L
81 and New Haven IL. On the OH
eT hand, New York Central, New York
public utilities and Colorado Fuel de-
cimcd 3-4 to q. Erie ] 5-S. Union
Pacific and st. Paul IL, Utah Cop
per IA and Southern Pacific. Great
Northern preferred, Baltimore and
Ohio. Ontario and Western and Anal
gamated Copper l.
Bonds were firm.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-08
SAYS SHE is NOT
BEING TREATED
FAIRLY
STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF
CHARITIES COMPLAINS.
Warns Investigators Of Lansing Penl-
tentIary That God is Watching
the Proceedings.

Lcavenworth. Kas.. Jan. S.-Miss
Kate Bernard, state superintendent OF
charities of Oklahoma, declared today
at the Lansing penitentiary investi'
cation that sha was not being treated
fairly and warned the investigators
that God was watching the Kansas
hearings and would hold them respon-
sible.
II was Miss Bernard's original
charges that Oklahoma prisoners
were inhumanIy treated that brought
about the investigation. Today when
Senator Reed, one of the commission
CTS appointed by Governor Hoch ot
Kansas. was questioning the witness
and asking her TO be more explicit.
Miss Bernard displayed anger and de-
clared she was not being gwen Iair
chance to support her charges.
Il warn you. gentlemen" finally de-
ciared Miss Bernard, that God Is
watching this trial. and that He hears
everything that is being said, and
men are responsible TO Him. serve
notice on you that II necessary, VIII
meet you before the gates or Heaven
foT a fair trial"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-08
GU s 7 | N G
" WHOLLY
JUST
Chinese Reformer SAYS
Yuan Shat Kai Caused
Emperor's Death

Penang. Straits Settlement, Jan. S.
In an interview here today. Kang
Yu Wei, the well known Chinese re-
former. who was expelled from Pek-
ing after the coup d'etat OF 1898. de-
clared that Yuan Shat Kai had been
dismissed from his high position as
a member of the grand council OF tho
Chinese empire because he was IN
strumental in the death OF the late
emperor and that he probably would
be placed on trial for his connection
in the matter The result OF this
trial will convince foreigners that
Yuan Shat kai instigated the muir
der of the late emperor" Kan Yu Wei
declared. "His dismissal will work
Tor the good of the constitutional par
ty; constitution will no longer be de-
iayed"
Il oppose foreign intervention in
favor OF Yuan Shat Kali. That mat
ter Is one for China to settle alone.
The regent, Prince Chun. controls the
army and is introducing reforms"
Since his expulsion from Peking ten
years ago, Kang Yu Wei has been IN
strumental in directing the reform
movement In the empire from various
places outside the country. He is at
present living In concealment in Pc
nang, and very few people are able
10 see him. 1t is necessary to be
,ouched for by friends before access
to him can be obtained. II Is impos-
sible to obtain confirmation OF the
expectation that Kang Yu Wei Will
now return 10 Peking.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-08
HE MAKES
HIS LAS [
APPEAL
Gov. HanIy's Farewell
Address Is a Plea
for Temperance

indianapolis, Jan. ST am aware
there are some who have already cell
ebrated the county option laws re-
peal. but / beg to remind all those
who contemplate its repeating that it
is the livest wire in the political ma
chinery of this commonwealth and
is charged with enough electricity to
electrocute the party that repeals 't.I.
In these words, Governor J. Frank
Hanly in his final message TO the leg
islature of Indiana. delivered today,
closed his appeal in behalf OF temper
ance after citing figures tending 10
show that a majority of crime, paup-
erism, epilepsy and poverty are due
TO alcohol.
The message in part says:
alcohol must be held responsible
FOR about four-f1fths OF the anti-social
rropensitieS, that make necessary the
huge paraphernalia of police systems,
criminal courts. jails, prisons and re-
foImatories that constitute so serlous
a blot upon present day civilization.
Tho general relation between alcohol
and pauperism is everywhere recog
nized. Investigations mado give Sc
cure warrant for the belief that At
least one-third of all the recognized
Lauperism In the most highly civilized
communities OF Chrlstendom. result
from bodily and mental ineflcieucy
que to alcoholic indulgences. 1t is
fairly demonstrated that a minimum
one fourth of the seekers Of charity
outside of almshouses. and almost one
half OF the dependent children in Aln-
erica. owe their deplorable conditions
TO alcohol The same cause is re-
sponsible for the mental overthrow Il
fully one-fourth of all the unfortun'
ates who are sent to the asylum for
the insane, for the misfortune of two
fifths of the abandoned children and
the moral delinquency OF at least one
half of the convicts in our prisons and
less than four-fifths of the inmates
cf our jails and almshouses."
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suffering from double fracture or
the skull and homorrhages OF the
brain, liet an unidentified man of
apparent wealth and refinement. who
was robbed, beaten and left uncon-
scious in tho zero cold OF Wednesday
night
II was believed he might be Walter
Scott the Death Valley miner. who
was a guest at local hotel recently
with man by the name OF Campbell.
Flo left some days ago and his whore.
aeouts since are unknown.
The man wore collar on which
vas the name of Campbell" and
once In his scml-delirium when ques-
toned he gave the name OF Scott. In.
quiry among the westerners acqualnt-
ances discloses that in his build and
general appearance he differs from
the man at the ~spltal
The police admit that all indIca.
tions In the case point TO a brutal
attempt at murder.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-08
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Amalgamated Copper. So Ii.
American Car and Foundry. 49 IL.
American Locomotive. sc "a.
American Smelling, 81 SIS.
American Smelling, pfd., l04.
American Sugar Refining. 129.
Anaconda Mining Co. 40.
Atchison Railway, 90 rs.
Atchison Railway. pfd., l0l 5-S.
Baltimore and Ohio. 40 SIS.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. So Ii.
Canadian Pacific. 176 3-4.
Chesapeake and Ohio. 5S.
Chicago Northwestern, IT'S 1-2.
Chicago, NIL and St Paul. 149 IL
Colorado Fuel and Iron. IL rs.
Colorado and Southern. &c l-2.
Delaware and Hudson. 179 Ia.
Denver and Rio Grande, rs IL.
Denver and Rio Grande. rfd., 81.
Erie Railway. 80 3-S.
Great Northern, pfd.. lis.
Great Northern Orc Gifts, 72 81.
Illinois Central. li5 IL.
New York Central. 12S.
Reading Railway. III.
Rock Island Co, 25 rs.
Rock Island Co., pfd.. SO.
Southern Pacific. lis rs.
Southern Railway, 26 5-S.
Union Pacific. $50 3-S.
United States Steel. SO.
United States Steel, pfd.. 11S rs,
Wabash Railway, 10 3-S.
Western Union. 6S ii.
Standard Oil Co.. 676.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-08
FRIENDS BELIEVE JEFFRlEs
WILL RE-ENTER RING

Los Angeles. Cal, Jan. flames j,
1effries. retired heavyweight cham
Iion pugllist of the world, began light
training today at his home. prepara-
tory to filling weeks boxing engage.
Hient at San Francisco theater, at an
early date. He Will shortly transfer
his work to the Los Angeles Athletic
club in the downtown section.
While Joffries still maintains he has
no intention OF re-entering the ring.
mis- friends say they have no doubt
whatever but that his present work
Is preliminary TO a long season of
training, which he will enter lnto,
with the ultimate purpose of again
entering the ring and wrestling the
worlds championship from Jack John
son.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-08
RESPONSIBLE FOR
SAN FRANCISCO
CORRUP T|ON
is WHAT HENEY SAYS OF E. H.
HARTMAN.
Graft Fighter Says oepIorsbIe condI'
tons Followed Railroad Mag
Mates Control Of S. p.

Chicago, Jan. Sc. H. Hartman
wants control OF the Lake front In
San Francisco. He also wants con-
troll OF other things In fact, he
wants control OF everything he can
ect. | have no retraction TO make OF
the assertion ] made In Philadelphia
January 2. that Hartman, through
control of the Southern Pacific rail-
road. was responsible for corruption
in San Francisco.
This is the statement made by Fran
els ]. Heney in Chicago. on his way
west.
THE trial OF Patrick Calhoun. pres
ident OF the United Railroads oil Sau
Francisco begins next Tuesday and
IL is nv desire to be there at that
time" said Mr. Hency.
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them forth, undertakes to convey tho
impression that the fear OF the secret
service investigation of members of
congress was the dominant Idea in
my mind"
Il did not have in my mind at any
time the fear of being investigated
by secret service men," continued Mr
Sherley. In my judgment there was
not member Of this house who vot-
e1 out OF fear of being investigated
by the secret service. Tho Presi-
dents stigma is gratuitous and with
out the shadow OF an excuse
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-08
IL CONF[SSFS he
R|fLFD SCORES
OF LETTERS
CHIEF CLERK OF OENVER'S SPEC
IAl DELIVERY IN JAIL.
Complaints From All Sections Of the
Country Of UndeIivered Letters
Caused investigation.

Denver, Colo. Jan, s.-The News to-
day says:
Harold Snowden. chief clerk OF tho
special delivery department OF the
postoffice here. yesterday confessed
to Chief Postoffice Inspector Cochran
that he had rifled scores OF letters in
the past year and obtained hundreds
CT dollars from them.
Complaints from all sections of the
country of undelivered letters caused
an investigation. Snowden was TAX
IN in the act of concealfng letter.
When confronted by the inspector he
admitted the previous thefts. He ls
in jail.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-08
JEFF R|ES v ILL
NOT RE-ENTER
THE RING
MAzUMA MONEY is NO TEMPTA-
TlON FOR HIM.
Former Unidentified Champion of the
World Will Not Engage johnson
in FistIc Argument

Denver, Jan. S.-The following tel
cgram was today received by the
sporting editors of the Denver Times
from James ]. JeGfries. in response
10 a message asking the former cham
pion under what conditions he would
enter the ring TO fight Jack Johnson
for the championship;
Would not think of re-entering the
ring at present under any conditions"
For the present at least this appar-
emily disposes of the reported offer OF
100000 made by a number OF Ma
yuma. Nevada, men for fight be-
tween Johnson and Jeffrles for the
championship.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-08
CATHEDRAL AT TOLEDO,
SPAIN, is CONDEMNED

Toledo. Spain. Jan. IA board Of
architects has pronounced the cathe-
dral at Toleda. one Of the largest and
most celebrated Gothic edifices in Eu-
rope. unsafe and liable TO collapse
The cathedral services are now being
conducted in the Church of Trinity.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-08
Our Mail Service.

The first record contained In our
Colonial history OF any kind OF mall
service dates from 1877. when the
court at Boston appointed Mr.. John
Hayward to take in and convey let
ters according to their direction. II IS
impossible to say what the charges
were for this fret mail service. but
in 1892 the rates were as follows: One
letter, less than so miles, SIX cents;
between so and 100 miles. ten cents;
between 200 and $50 miles, II cents;
more than 400 niles. rs cents.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-08
10 Make and Keep Erlends.

To make and keep friends is the
great art of life. yet the easiest and
simplest thing in the world. II We
learn to ignore the thin films OF d.
versity in training. station. interest
and aim. and so straight TO the heart
OF our fellow men. VIC are sure of hnd-
Ing a cordial esponse.-WiliIam
HYDE.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-08
ORDERED TO PAY ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS DAMAGE

Paris. Jan. THE civil court of
Seine today ordered Harold S. Wander
bilt to pay 500 to 4 peasant named
Guigard, who was struck recently by
Mr.. Vanderbilt's automobile, near Nice.
Mr.. Vanderbilt has already given this
man $500 voluntarily.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-08
An Echo. Not a Voice.

He who floats with the current, who
does not guide himself according to
higher principles. who has no ideal. no
convictions-such man is mere
article OF the worlds furniture-aa
echo. not a voice.-Henh Frederick
AmieJ
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Wool.

st. Louis. Jan. S.-Wooi. unchang-
cd: territory and western mediums
1Taol; fine mediums 16a17; hne lzala-
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Kansas city LIvestock.

Kansas City. Jan. S.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 5000; stockcrs and feeders
81. 5Oa4 90: bulls SO o0a5-oV; calves
81 00as 90: western steers $f.OOao--
so. western cows $S .00a4 rs.
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000; market 90
to 1Oc higher bulk of sales IS. 6Vac'-
10: heavy s6 0oa6 20; packers ma
butchers IS. s0ae. 10; light so. 4Uao-~
90; pigs 81. 5oa5 80.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; market
steady: muttons 81 50a5. so: lambs ss.-
5oa7 10; range wethers s4.coa7 10;
fed ewes SO .ooa5 90.
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Metal Market.

New York, Jan. S.-Lead, dull, S1-
10 1-2a4.22 1-2; copper quiet, Id La
IA SIS; silver 81 II
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CHICAGO Livestock.

Chicago, Jan. S.-Cattle-Receipts,
estimated 1000; market steady;
beeves 81 O0a7 30: Texans $S.9Oa4.-
go; wdsterns 81 00a5 90; stockers
and feeders 81 .s5a4 80; COWS ana
holfers 81 75a5 Is: calves 81. 5Oas 90.
Hogs-Receipts, estimated "A. 600;
market sc higher. Light 81 50a5. 10;
mixed So 70a6 80: heavy IS. 75a6 rs;
rough SIS. I5a5. go; good TO choice
heavy So 90a6 IS; pigs 81. 60a5. 90;
bulk of sales So s5a6 20.
Sheep-Receipts. estimated 10000;
market strong TO l0c higher. Sheep.
natives SO 1Oa5 rs. western 81 I5a5.-
s5. yearlIngs Sc 00a7 95; lambs, ma
tives. So .oOas 10; western So. uOaS w.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-08
VICTIM OF
BRUTAL
CRIME
Man Is Robbed, Beaten
and Left Unconscious
in Zero Cold

Chicago. Jan. s.-strapped to COT
In a hospital, raying in dciirium, and
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Chicago Close.

Chicago. Jan. s.-Close: Wheat
May s1.O7 1-2; July eS s-S; Sept "a IL.
Corn-Jan 81 rs; May 81 rs; July
gals; Sept. 62 1-sa1-4.
Oats-Jan. so IA: May 81; July
iG SIS; Sept. 80 1-2a5-S-
Pork-.Ian. SIS. 45; May s16.67 II.
Lard-Jan. 50 Al 1-2a9 SO; May So
72 1-2; July s9.s2 1-2.
Ribs-Jan. IS so; May sS.77 IL;
July IS. 80.
Rye-Cash 76a1-2; May rs IL.
Barley-Cash 76a1-2; May ~ liz.
March 81 10ai Is.
Clover-March 80 so.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-08
suoar and Coffee.

New York. Jan. Sugar. raw. firm;
fair refining 323: centrifugal 96 test
373; molasses sugar 2sS: henneu
steady: crushed $50; powdered 4fo'
granulated 4e5.
Coffee-steady; No. Rio 7af-S; No.
4 Santos s l-Sa3-s.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-08
NO GUESS WORK

STANDARD DISPATCHES ARE GENUINE
AND GUARANTEED BY THE GREATEST
NEWS GATHERING ASSOCIATION IN
THE WORLD, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-10-23
COLORA.

Robert Nikin and wife were enter.
tanned at dinner last Sunday. at tn,
h"mc al Mr. ard Mr., James Aikir.
Mr., Thomas ilugginS returned To
her home III Baltimore on Monday
after spending some time with Mrs.
Ellen NJ lo,h.
Mrs Elwund I;aldcr>tun has return
cd from a two weeks visit with her
sister. Mrs. Cyrus Cooper in Ohio.
Mrs Robert +. Pierce spent Tues
day with her cousin. Mrs Harvey
Tome
Candy Ealdcr,,or and family have
gone 10 Philadelphia. where they will
spend the winter.
Miss Etta NJ Tush is visiting Miss
Bcl'c IIindman.
Alva II. TYSON aud family. Balti-
more are guests Il, the home oi vii
lirm 7. Jcnnc>s. c,t Nottingham.
Stephen Rcyn"ld, ard wife. ~ Me.
lila. spent few day, with \arnr J.
Nliclcncr.
The Snow Drop Mission Band OF
West Nottingham Prc>l ytcr;an Church
viii hold musical Social in the Chapel
Friday evening
Miss Henrietta Rcyrpld, and sister
at Hartford county. are spending some
time with their aunt. Mr.. Film X
krlus,
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BAY VIEW.

! Mrs Samuel Lewis is entertaining
| Mrs Mhiiscll. oil Baltimore.
Miss Cora o. Benjamin has rc.urn-
ed, alter spending a fortnight with
| Wilmington friends.
Mrs Wilbur Janney is enjoying the
company OF Mrs. Hester Fitzgerald
OF Chrome.
Mr.. Raymond Eiderdice has gone
Ia fredericksburg Ia visit his brother,
| Rev. Charles Elderdice. OF the NJ i.
Conference
Miss Bculah Worth is visiting her
friend, Miss Katherine Sapp. OF Green
hurst
MIR William Benjamin and daugh-
ter were the week end guests OF his
son. Mr. Victor Benjamin.
The Leslie NJ. P. Sabbath School
held its picnic in Mr.. {. \. Benjamin.
woods. ON Saturday last.
Rev. ] l.. Elderdice is the delegate
chosen To attend the {. H. Convention
at Georgetown, ID. c., on October 10.
Mr.. Frank 4. Davis attended the
supper given by the National Rail-
road Postal Clerks Association" in
New York City. on Monday.
Miss Jennie Ashby entertained few
OF her iricnas in honor OF her six
tcenth birthday. on Saturday evening.
The yourg ladies oi Miss Poca
Reeds Bible Class. are preparing for
= Clipping Social Ia he held on the
evening OF tober 30. in the basement
ri the NJ. T. Church.
Our different social gatherings have
hcen rather unfortunate lately in the
way nf general miShapS. so the var
i"us committees are welcoming the
'urg evenings. A. most Of the enter
'ainmcn, will be indoors. and the
%npd old fashioned games oi our
grardmothcrs. SO much enjoyed by
nur Young people. can be indulpcd in
To- e great cxtent
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-10-23
PERRYViLLE

MIR Norman McMullcn spent a lew
days in Columbia last week.
Mrs. Ernest Owens visited relatives
in North East. last week.
Mr.. Harry Strong, OF New Orleans.
and Mrs Margaret Strong. OF Balti-
more. are the guests 81 Miss Annie
Armstrong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. f. Boulder and
daughter oi Wilmington. have return
ed home after spending some days
with Mrs. qnn;c Boulden.
Mr.. John Watson has occupied the
house recently vacated by John An
dcrspn. OF Akin avenue.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-10-23
PRICES SPECIALS

Seasonable Merchandise up to late You NAV
be OF finding the goods here reasonable price
Dress goods that all WOOL in Herringbone Diagonal
Seaves newest shades all wool yard wide only soc per yard
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Resolutions OF Respecf

NJ meeting Of the Cherry Hill w.
{. T. U. the following resolutions
were adopted
Whereas. Death entered our midst
October 9th. 1909. and claimed our
beloved Vice President, Mrs. Anna NJ.
Blake.
Resolved. I hat by her death we have
lost an efficient and conscientious
worker.
Resolved. That while we sincerely
and deeply riourn her Il SIS, We bow in
humble submission to the decree OF the
all-wisc Father:
Resolved. That we extend To the
bcrcaved friends al orr dear sister.
our heartfelt sympathy in this severe
affection
Resolved. That copy OF these rcso-
buttons be sent To- the family Of the de-
ceased. also to the county papers.
b. A. NJ HARVEY,
NJ T. CANTWEI
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TEACHERS
INSTITUTE

Following is the official program for
the thirty-iirst annual Teachers Insti-
tutc for Cecil county, which opens in
Mechanics Hall. Elkton. on Monday
next, at 10 a m. and closes at noon, on
Friday October 20:
MONDAY. OCTOBER IS.
10 A. NJ.
Music
Prayer.
hddress-Dr Charles b. Gilbert.
Music
hddrcSs-Repotition Still the Funds
mental Feature in Educational Me
thod-Dr A. Duncan Nocum
Announcements.
p. NJ
Music.
Rddress-"rhnes that Must be Re.
mcmbercd vs. Those that Ought 10
be"-Dr A. Duncan Nocum.
Music.
h1dress--Dr. Charles II. Gilbert.
TUESDAY OCTOBER 70
o \. NJ.
Music
PRAYER.
70 call with quotation by each tea
cher.
fddreSS-"Thc Value OF Partial as OPP
posed Ia Simple knowledge
Z. Duncan Nocum.
Music.
fddrcs,--Dr VI. Bates Stephens.
hddress-Dr Charles b. Gilbert.
+. NJ
Music
q tdrcsS--"Thc Groupings that Make
Facts t,c'ul-Dr. \ Duncan Yo-
rum
Music.
h'drcs,--Dr Charic, h Gilbert.
Music
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER p.
%. NJ
Music
PRAYER
Roll Call
"idrc..-br Charles T. Gilbert.
'achrl "i IIi't"ry--Mi,> Ella V.
Music
Njdrc,s-N r II Bate, Stephen,
Adore, Human Instincts and their
Pciayurir gniicaucc" Dr. ".
Franklin l"".,
NJ
Music.
T.,rhus # History Mis-, Ella v.
Aldrcs. -ur Crar'cs Il Gilhcrt
tidrc- ."P,,.nDln"y pi Came
pr Franklin Jouc,
nH-RSD\Y. OCTOBER Is
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Chiidron Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
9 a 9 TO r a
CHESAPEAKE CITY

y large crowd heard Mr.. {. l.. Bur
chcnal, oi Wilmington, speak IN be-
halt OF the Anti Saloon League in
the NJ. T.. Church.
The Sunshine Society will hold
bake" in Reeds Corner Store satur-
day afternoon and evening, October q.
a = pfkf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-10-23

Feed will be high this Fall. All
urdigcStcd food is wasted. Save money
and increase your horses health by
the regular feeding OF Fairfelds Blood
Tonic for Horses Only 1t perfects
digestion. SO that all the nutriment is
secured from the food. Sold under
written guarantee by Alexander &
Son, Elkton: a. Anderson, North
East w. r. Harriott, Chesapeake
City: llaincs & Kirk. Rising Sun; c.
VI. Blake. Cherry Hill.
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were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs a. c.
Gibson last week
Mrs Powell aud sons were over
Sunday guests oi her brother. Rev ].
Howard Gray.
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n NJ HARVEY,
NJ. T.. CANTWELI..
~ r. CAMPBELL.
II Costs Money to Paint

1t costs more il YOU don't. Your
louse wears out il not painted. Then
I costs money to repair it and money
o paint it. 1t don't cost much money
o paint with the l. & NJ. Paint. be-
,ause 4 gallons OF the l.. & NJ. and ;
gallons OF Linsced Oil makes ? gallons
II ready -ioruse paint at only SI.2o per
gallon. Thirty-iive years use in every
'art OF the United States has proven il.
Sold by
X. Il. Frazer. Elkton.
J. \. Roncy. North East.
w. +. Cummings, Port Deposit
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We will accept the verdict OF any
man who has taken the Kelley Cure
as 10 whether il does what il claims
What these claims are. learn for your
self by writing the Kelley Institute.
Washington. ID. c. W. ID. Haskell,
Manager. I'll n. Capitol street.
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Mr.. Evans. ui Laud,duwuc. ha,
been The recent guest oi Mr. and Mrs.
Austin Carhart.
Rev. Il J Brinkcma !, holding evan
gclIstlc services at Rock Church.
Mrs. Abel Mcarns is visiting her
sister, Mrs John T.. Gootcc. OF Hobbs,
Md
Mr., Martha Cameron 4, spending a
.rN LAY, with her SON Mr. Norri,
Cameron. rcrryvillc.
Mr. and Mr., Robert Campbell, OF
Work. Pa. have been visiting Mr.. Vii
MGR Mc\cy and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Sla, Cooper and
laughter, Mary. al Frccport. Pa.
,pcrt Thursday with MIR and Mrs.
lanes Ward
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,ecialy worthy ~ credit. as they each
eccived one hundred rcr ce.,,. those
receiving this high mark are. Eva
Foard. Lenore Lake. I.inia George,