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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-09-16

Co; Jessie Maiden vencey, sd, Waterly
Applicant. A. Ropka.
John Diehl, 40. Rochs Mary Stewart
90. Rocks Applicant, John Diehl.
Jatties A. White. 80, Jarrettsviile
Angie X, Bowman, 2s. Jarrettsville.
Applicant, James A. White.
William Grafton, %, Castleton: Sarah
Howell, -. Slate Hill. Pa. Applicant,
William Grafton.
August A. York. 81. Benson; Mary NJ.
Ho'zsher, IL, Edsewood. Applicant,
August A. York.
Herman S. WilRis, 30, Bel Air; Edna l..
Pyle, 10. Rel Air. Applicant, Roy
Minnick.
Roy McSherry, n. Woodbine. Pa,
Florence Amsbaush, Ii. High Rock, Pa.
Applicant, Roy McSherry.
Alfred T. Lynch. 30, Jarrettsville;
Emma V. Walker. %. Monkton. Appli.
W. A. Wheeler.
William Wesley Griffin, II Emmorton;
BESSIE riepcr, 20. Emmorton. Appli.
cant, c. CLYDE Spencer.
Robert W. French, "a, New Rochelle,
N. Y Mary =. resrre, IS. Belcamp.
Applicant, d. T. Price.
William l. Ewell, %, Fawn Grove,
Pa; Lottie J. Burkins. 20, Pawn Grove,
Applicant, William l.. Ewell.
Walter l.. Tucker, 81, Forest Hill
Mary W. Rigdou. 20. Sharon. Appli.
cant. +. K Tucker.
William Dallam, ~. Creswell; Harriet
5. Webster, 81, baltimore. Applicant,
William Dallam.
cOLoRRD
John {. Stewart, ~; { ornelia Haycock,
81.
Jerry Gilbert, 20; o May Johnson, IL
Daniel l.. Smith. 20; May V. STAINS.
bury, 1s.
Henson Dorsey, II; Emma Foreman,
~.
William J. Lesar, ~; Fannie Tilden, -
Theodore Peters. 20: Hannah Gilbert,
% |
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

Road checks issued Henry Cullum.
$l2G II, M. + sullivan. $95 81; Joseph
NOUS lale, $i2; u!ho Smith. $3i.72;
Howard Briney, Ss7; George Schantz,
500 ~, II. Thomas, $37 10, John Dorm,
$40; ID. J, Doyle, Rocks and Forest llill
road, $255 John W. Peterson. Hickory
road. $3.50 -, Charles II bowling, $50;
Charles Preston, so, J, +. Nctl SI5;
Grafton Devoe, 81 20; Alfred Cullum,
$40;
Orders on County Treasure Harry
W Osborn. il quest. 81; DR. A. + Van.
Hibber, Almshnuse physician $50; N.
Dean y son. chairs Tor Orphans Court
s2s, same, mats for Jail s. -; same
burial Of pnupcrs, ST. James A. Lyle
burial permits. 81 10; Thomas { For.
sytlr. Hartford Creamery road, $i32
The Rel Air I ines on account nf print.
ing, SIP so.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED IN AUGUST

William II. Whitaker. 30, Hatcher.
W. Va Bertha May Frederick. II. Havre
dc Grace Applicant, Louis Dashiell.
Benjamin r. Temple. 20. Pylesville;
Catherine Swift Lee. 10. Dublin. Appli
cant. Harry Carver.
]. Harry Baird, ~. Norrisyille; Mynl.
o. Smith. n, Worthwhile. Applicant, K.
G.. Baird
Clarence W. Bradenbaugh, -, White
Hall; Elyda g. Henders IN. -. White
Hall Applicant ". A. Wheeler.
James {. Calder, II. Rocks: Minnie s.
Beall. Is, ROCKS. Applicant. s. No
Clarcn Spencer.
Martin J. Gambler. 80, Westminster;
Laura K. Slade, 81. Bynum Applicant,
Martin J. Gambler.
Richard J. Doran. Jr.. 20, Baltimore;
Irene l.. Anderson. IL. Jrppa. Applicant.
{. A. Anderson.
Edward Hooper, ~, Reckord; Emma
V. Pyle. II, Reckord. Applicant. Jane
Z. Hall
Henry W. Ropks. SO. BROOKLYN, A. A.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-09-16

AmEEnEES. Sept l4-Aberdecn High
School opened on Monday with an en-
rolln rnt Of l35 scholars, about ten more
than gan school ut the first Of last
year. The only change in the Facull IL
the appointment Of Miss Grace Cumming
to fill the vacan,y made last June by the
resignation Of Mis-, Bertha Martin, whu
has since become the wife Of our principal,
Nj {. Milton Wright
A number of our residents attended the
Mary land state Pair in Prospect Park
this week Some Of IIarfOrd's trottinp
stock was entered IN the races. sc veral oi
these hOIs - being driven by Mr. Walter
W liait4rll
The canning house having had st,nJy
run for about wo weeks are now hold.
ing nH "A few DAYS for the fuller develop
mcnt ii later corn.
Miss Anna Bayhss. who Is spending
some time at the home nf her uncle, Mr.
George 4. Silver. Of Glrnville, was n
gucst oi Miss Lillian lIanway on Mon
day
Mrs. William Silver spent Monday at
her home In Aberdeen, preparatory to
returning here from her iarm at aIllnE
ton.
Mr.. Isaac Robinson, of Baltimore. was
guest 81 MI Harry T.. Strnsbaugh
during the week
Mr.. and Mrs II T.. S,rasbnuph enter.
tanned a few friends at cards on Monday
Of last week in honor Of her brother and
sistcr.in law. Mr. and Nj. ARTHUR
OLeary, Of Providence Il. /, who with
their two children spent gome tlne with
them aud vita relatives at Hartford
FURNACE They left on Sunday for "A
sojnurn at Atlantic City.
Mr.. J. Cecil Smith and his brother, Of
Baltimore. visited Mr. snl Mrs. Howard
II Mitchell during the pnst week.
Mrs Walter Black well and two child.
rem. Of Ccc,l county, are yiaitiaa Mrs c.
II j. hnsnn. NIRnINh
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DAllAM -MERSIER-

The marriage Of Mr.. William Dallam
and Mss Harriet Webster was SOLEMN.
lied in the Churchville Presbyterian
Church at 7 O'Clock on last Thursday
evening Ia the presence Of crowded
hous.. many distinguished visitors being
present from distance The chancel
had been tnsteiully deco rated with fall
flowers. The groom is one Of the sub.
stantial farmers of Creswell neishbor.
hood. and the bride is the second daugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Thomas Webster.
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Notice TO Contractors.

Scaled proposals for building two sections
OF state Highway about u D7.1OD miles In
length along the tORd brtwrrn Conow lingo
bridge and the Dublin Cross Roads, dis.
lance Of about ! AL 100 miles, In one aectio
intOnc mnchdamb; and from the Baltimore
County Line to the Bsi Air Turnpike, dis.
tnnCc Of about 2 7.Io miles. In one section,
t.tonr mncadamb, In the County of Hartford.
will br received by the state Roads { Ommis.
sion AT It's offices. linton Trust Building. Bait.
more, Md. until ~ O'Clock. noon, ON the
1uih day of September, 1910. at which time
aud place they will he publicly opened and
Tcnd. Bida must he made upon blank form
contained In the Book Of Specifications which
win be furnished by the Com mission upon
application and payment Of ~ 10 for each
section. Bluc.prints will lie furnished at the
rate of 20 cents for each half mile section.
No bids will he received unless nrco m pa MED
by ~ certified check for the sum of Pive Hun
dfed ihOOJ Dollars. payable To the state
R0nds Commission,
Tine successful bidder will he required To
give bond. aud comply with the Act of the
General Assembly of Maryland 81 1908.
Chapter al respecting contracts,
The Commission reserves the right to fr.
ifct any and All bids
Hy order II the state Roads Commission
this ninth day Of September 1910
a. a. GDSLIN, JOHN NJ. TUCKER
secretary. Chairman
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formerly of Hartford Furnace. but now
residents of Baltimore.
At the appointed hour the groom en-.
tered the church with his best man, and
preceded By the officiating clergy, Revs.
S {. WATSON and Crawford Frost. APP.
preached the charcel, while the bride,
dressed in white. entered the other door
on the arm of her father, preceded up the
aisle by her sister, Miss Carrie Webster,
who acted as best girl The ushers were
Messrs. John Webster, Alex. Bell, Harry
Strasbaugh and Wakeman b. Munnik.
huys'n. Mrs May Hall presided at the
organ.
The happy couple left Immediately en-
wedding trip, and upon iheirrcturn on
Wednesday afternoon wee rendered IA
reception nv the atoom's sisters. Misses
Archie, Maggie and Peasants Dallam at
the old hallam homestead.
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oats 40 bushels ON 10 ACRES; corn, s
barrels
Dir. II. Arthur Wheat, 20
bushels, the corn ground plowed gave
he ter wheat than tina not plowed; har,
IL four.horsc loads on 2 acres; cora. 10
barrels"
Me-. U. II. Tarbert-"Whea was heavy
straw; my ground does not Yield with
that of other land Clover, 40 acres
gave as tons; timothy. light: corn, good.
40 acres. including ensilage crop; crop
will equal il not better than last wear,
which yielded Ii barrels to the acre"
MIR. T. V Wheat, 26la
bushels. variety, Pode wheat. small grain
this wear. barley. ~ bushels; oats, 800
bus hels ON four acres. Hay. 1iatons; al.
ialfa, tons to the acre, with two cut.
tin,ls; corn, barrels; potat, 90, 30 b, sh
els from two bushels planted. The early
potatoes were fine"
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A DELIGHTFUL GRABBING PARTY.

Quite an enjoyable day was spent by n
party OF Dung {, ks on Saturday last at
otter Point. The day was spent in crab.
bling and rowing and in the evening
dancing, Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs. A. +. Kelly. Misses Glib.
hons, of Baltimore; Misses Trainer and
Tillie Rahll, of Philadelphia; Sadie DIVER.
Mary Rahll Marie Ruddy, of Baltimore,
Marie and Emily Colsan. Susie Rahll,
Messrs. Robert and Joseph Rbhll, George
and Dennis Smith Augustus Rink man,
John Glenn. Warren Kelly, Walter Col.
gan, Fred. aud John Dwyer ri Baltimore,
and edward Einuey
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Darlington News

DARI INGToN, S,pteml CT II. Miss Mil.
dred M Smith, who has been ,p.ndinp
the summer travelling abroad. mas re.
turned home and il slcading this week
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. !. &.
Smith, at their country home near here.
Rev. Blncher, who has been preaching
at Harmony Presbyterian Church tor the
summer months. has resumed his studies
at Princeton.
Mr.. Webster Sclie. who has been suF r..
ing " it'll n severe attack ot rheumatism,
Ii better.
Mira, Ephriam Hopkins entertained u
number Of fiirnds at "A TIA last Wcdncs,
day afternoon.
Miss Jean Smith entertained the Liter.
AIRY Club on Wednesday afternoon.
Tie members of the Prc,byterinn
Church gave farewell social To Rev
Mr.. Blocher at the home of Mrs lanes
II. Harlow on last Friday evening
Darlington Academy opened on Mon.
dav with large enrolment Of pupils.
Mr.. Thomas Edge lett On Monday to
attend Wcstown Boarding School.
Miss Jcrrt Edge Is visiting friends at
Wc,tOwn.
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lovers Hin il completed and what was
,ncc "A trial ii not a terror To travellers In

Covers Hin ia completed and what was
once u trial II not terror To travellers IL
now pleasure to ride over
Tie Odd Fellows Library which has
been %, cn to the public for the past year
AN n subscription library has recently
had some additio mr. Of good literature
made to the hooks already on II she Ives
The committee appointed 10 consider
the establishment III II hospital has issued
circular letter soliciting contributions
towards the same. The circular states
that the building Of the institution is
reasonably assured.
Mrs. Rose Rauchcr, Of Los Angeles,
Cal, and Mra. Mary Str0thers. Of Cam.
den, N T., ARE the guests Of Mrs A,
Iiechto ldt
Mrs, Is. =. boswell. Of New Orleans. Ii
visiting Mrs, ]. {. Scgar.
Mrs. Samuel Barnes aud Miss l'elle
iiarnra leave on Saturday for n two
weeks visit to relatives In New York.
Mrs, A. u. Pembroke and daughter.
Pauline. nre visiting Mrs. Pembr"nkH
parents In Ilightstown, N. ].
Mrs. Salomc Drayney. OF Washington.
ID. C., was the guest this week Of Mrs.
l.. II, Barron.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-09-16
the DIME AND QUARTER BUN.

For some time past. rlpng the street
aud in some business places in Bel Air.
the fabit Of some of the worthless Gle.
ments Of the town has been To approach
people for the loan OF dime or quarter
with no intent whatever to return IL
We know Of one instance where psriy
was approached four times in one eek
by the same individual for loaIs Of this
character, and each time was refused
The mfj 'rity "f parties operating are
{ posed to manual labor ufany kind and
the only association they have any rc.
gard Tor is the "funn, gang" Such
practices should he broken up aud the
parties put to work by the state.
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How's Thls7

We oncr one Hundred Dollars Reward for
my case Of CatnrTh that cannot he cured by
Hans Catarth Cure. u. J. CHENEY CO.,
Toledo. u.
We. the undersigned. have known y. L.
Cheney for the last I e years, and believe him
perfectly honorable In all business trnnunc.
TORS. and financially able to carry out any
obligations made by hia firm
wALDIsu, EINsAR n MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, %.
iinll'a CRtarrh Cure IN taken Internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. Teatim oninla sent
free. Price, 7hc. per bottle Sold by all
nruRRiatH.
Take Hairs Family Iilla for constipation.
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Churchville News

CurRcHviIIR, September II Rev 7
u. A. Allison is spending this month in
Nova Scotia.
Mis- Winfield Hawkins and taml have
returned from witt to rel itives in Hal.
more.
Miss Cassie Lrchary reoI cned her
school On Monday with thirty. one pupils.
DR.. w. s. Gorsuch has returned from
baltimore much improved in heolth.
Rev. Il. A kullmar spent II couple OF
weeks with friends in New Jersey, but
w,l occupy his pulpit next SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. W, {. Nagl. and Mr. and
Mis- II. A. Trago attended the Trngo
reunion at Willow Grove. on Saturday
Miss K. NJ Anderson has returned
from months stay with relatives on
the Eastern Shore.
Mrs Laura Hawkins and family were
the guests of Mrs. Hawkins sister, Mrs
Palmer, OF Perryman. last week
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Neighborhood Mequs.;,


ScARnoRo. September 13-Mis W. o.
HUH. of Hyattsyille, Md is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. HUFF
Mr.. ]. Edward HUFF. who has been
visiting his parents here, has returGed To
Washington, n {.
Miss Pauline Scarborough has return.
ed from three weeks visit to Baltimore,
Towson and other places
Messrs, NJ. $. and William H. Scar
borough. who have been visiting relatives
In Baltimore county, have returned home
npI,sE
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"GIrIIss."

Frederick Thompaon'H production,
"GirllcA," which opens ut the Academy Oi
Music, baltimore. next Monday. for amen
gngcmcnt Of one week. with matineca on
wednesday and saturday, comes direct
from broadway"
All the famous caste remains and that
"rhorua Of aiEty," IL n treat no one cnn
afford tnmiHs. More vIvHcloua, and fasrinht
ing girls have never been seed on the stage.
The company In led by Joseph CawthOrn
and Mnudr Raymond, the former asa college
professor who wants to he n hero. aud tho
latter M an "inyeatiEatrran." who suspects
the professor of committing thrfta In the
dnrmltoflea and gets him Into all sorts OF
complications
Cnwthorna song, Life 10 Just Merry.
Go Round, Ia the hit Of the season. and
Mnudr Raymond Ia ut her hest. singing the
''IIpnnluIu Ruu
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watsrvals Clippings.

Miss Daughton. of Vale. has returned
to her home after n briei visit to friends
IN Germantown and Easton, Pa , and
Philipsturs. N J..
Mrs. Drucilla Riley spent the past week
with her son. MIR. William T. Riley, OF
Germantown, Pa. and Mrs. William {.
Cement, of Easton. Pa, her daughter.
Mrs. George u. Waters and children
spent the past week with relatives in
Philadelphia
Mrs HALEY, of Fhllston, who for six
weeks has been at the Maryland General
Hospital expects to leave next week
much improved.
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Special Notice.

The a;ats board of Undsnakers Of Mary.
and VIII hold Its semi. Annual Meeting for
examination Of all applicants, desiring to he
licensed, on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER iith. 1910,
at Its office. 1888 Calvert building. Bait I'm ore
city. Md beginning at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ.
Apple alton blanks for this examination will
be furnished upon reCuest which must be
fied with the Secretary Of this Board on or
before october list, 1910.
NJ order Of the Board,
GRORGR W. MOwgN. Prsst,
II n. HOUShhH, JR., sec'y.
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Mrs, Lucretia Doan, only sister OF Judge
George l.. Vanliiblcr, died on last Fri
day, aged nearly 10 years Besides her
husband, Mr. Frank NJ Doan, Of Jackso
vile, Illinois, she leaves an only son,
Parked Doan Mrs. Doan had been in
falling health for some time n nd recently
under the advice of her physician she
went to u sanitorium in Battle Creek,
Micl igan. for treatment hut suffered II
stroke OF npopleSy last week, from the
effects Of which she gradually sank. Mrs
Doan had many relatives and friends In
Hartford where she visited several years
ago.
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IOliN N XXX

The funeral al Mr.. John Mckee, whose
dcrth was reported last week, took place
On Saturday morning at the Churchville
Presbyterian Church. the interment b ing
In the cemetery attached. Rev. u. L..
Ennis, of the I'cl AIR M T. Church, con.
Quoted the services The pail bearers
were Daniel J. Callahan, George y. Berk.
ley, {. Edward Dover. Philip p. Coale
and Robert Gilbert. Mr.. Mckee had
lived In the neighborhood OF Creswell
many years and was well known
In that section. lie was unmarried and
is survived by one sister. Mrs. Mary An.
derson, and three brothers. AI-ssrs
Joseph, David and Charles Mckee. N.
Dean and Son had charge If the funeral
arrangements.
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Mr. John W Cole, whose critical illness
was reported In our last issue died AT
his home at I'ulford early Friday morn.
ing Of heart and liver trouble. aged 80
wears. MIR Cole was tax collector for
Third district n number Of years ago and
was well known in the county. inrccent
years be- has been engaged Ia the canning
business and was so employed at the
time of his death. His funeral which
was very largely attended. took place
on Sunday afternoon at Mt. Zion NJ. T..
Church. Fountain Green. The inferno nj
was in the cemetery adjoining. the ser.
vices being conducted by Rev. Daniel l..
Ennis. tn, pallbearers were Messrs.
T. Is. Whistler II W. Whistler. S A,
Stewart. William Il Dean, r. Z. Maggie
and Jacob A. Dozen. Mr.. Cole is sur.
vived by widow and one sister, Mrs.
John +. Oldleld aud one brother, Mr..
Joseph Cole. Dean Il son had charge oi
the funeral.
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or they may otherwise by law he excluded
from all benefits IF said estate. All prranny
,hhrb,rh 10 Hhih rHthtcnfr requested tomhkr
Immediate payment.
Given under my hand aud seal this goth
day Of August. 1910.
JOHN Z. AYRHS, IN,
al
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or they may otherwise by law he excluded
som all benefits ni said estate. Al persons
sihebieu I" said estate are requested to make
hnmcdihtr payment
Given under my hand and seal this 9Th
day Of september. 1910.
FREDRRICK NILSSON,
AduIlulairntDr
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS


This In to give notice that the aubacribsr
mas obtained from the Orphans Court ~
Hartford county, Md, lcttrra of niimInlatrn.
tion On the estate uf
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Public Sale
Up
Personal Property!

The undersigned. intending 10 engage IN
other business and move Oat as the Vicinity
will sell at Public sale, ON thr road leading
from Aldino to GnTsius' Corner, half mile
from the fOIncr place, on
Monday, September 10Th, 1910,
A. ~ O'Clock. A. NJ, sharp. the
Following PERSONAL PROPERTY. To wilt
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Thi. In Ia give notice TINT the suhacTibrr
has obi ninrh from the urphnnn' Court of
ii"r"fh County. Mh,, letters nj adminintrn.
ton On the estate Of
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.


This In to give notice that the .ub.e,Iber
mas obtained from the orphans Court OF
Hartford county. Md. letters oi administra.
ton On the estate OF
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or they may otherwise by law lie excluded
from all hrn'lia at said estate. An prrsons
inhehtrh I" said '-inic ~" requested Ia make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand aud seal this 18th
day ni September. lpiU
IONS Il. FARLHY,
AuiIIlIIla ~ nj.
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or they may otherwise by law he excluded
rom all benefits al Enih estate. All prrsons
Indebted 10 said rEthlr are requested tumnLr
immediate payment
Given under my hand and seal this Nth
day of August iU1U
bhkIHL CALLAHAN
AduinIaI fntor
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OBITUARY..
MRS ROBERT J woOD

""' n'hhhi J hhhN'bh
The funeral of Mrs Robert ]. Kirk.
wood. OF baltimore, took place at Bethel
Presbyterian Church ON Saturday, her
pastor. Rev. John Clark Finney, oihciat.
Ing. Besides her husband che is survived
by three sons and one daughter. The
pail bearers were John and Jefferson
Rradenbaush. William NJ Thomas and
Wilbur Elliott and l'lrich Kirkwood.
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late Of IIRrfprhcount decreased AlIperaons
having claims against snlh deceased are here,
ny notified to eIhihii the same with the legal
vouchers thereof
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or they may "thrrwIsr 10y law he excluded
from all benefits Ot said estate. All persons
,nhebtrh I" san estate hfr rcuucHtrd Ia make
Immediate payment.
Given under my hand aud seal this 29d
day pi August 1910.
MARY Il, hIEN AMBER
AhmInIsttnliT
The Lambertville record., 1910-10-25

otherwise care to do. Yet years ago
she was one of the most vivacious,
high-spirited and daring woman of the
time. Among skaters none was more
dashing than the queen. She was, too,
an intrepid horsewoman and straight
rider to hounds, absolutely without
fear in the hunting field.
An inspection of the saddlery shows
that on all the queens saddles the
pommels and gear are reversed from
the ordinary type. She continued to
ride almost as well and fearlessly as
before, but of recent years the nearest
approach to this has been a little hill
climbing on the back of a sober and
sturdy pony at Balmoral occasionally.
But now even that has been dropped.
A stroll in the grounds wherever she
may be stopping is all the exercise
she takes.
King George has been most kind to
his widowed mother, although when
he told her to take whatever she
wanted from Buckingham palace to
Marlborough house-her future town
residence-he did not know what a
mountain OF personal goods she would
get together for the fit.
The Lambertville record., 1910-10-25
GOOD WAY TO FRY BEEFSTEkK
In the Absence Of Broiler, This
Method Will Be Found to
Give Satisfaction.

Take on iron spider, half fill 1t with
The spider must be very hot before
putting the steak in it. When the wa
ter boils rapidly pour it off. This heats
the pan evenly and does not burn or
crack it. Put over clear fire next
till it is all dry from the water, place
the entire slice of steak in 1t, but do
not put salt in it, for it draws out
the juice which should be retained in
the meat. Cook rapidly for a min
ute or two, then turn over and cook
the other side the same. After this
quick turning turn back to the first
side If you do not like it rare and
cook till it is done as much as you
like, but keep turning every minute.
and on no account let 1t scorch or
burn. When it is cooked remove whole
to the platter. When the steak is
removed you may pour hot water into
the pan for gravy When it is brown
turn into small pitcher, as there
isn't much of it, but do not turn the
water gravy over the steak or you
will spoil it by making it tough.
Sprinkle pepper and salt over the
steak, and be generous with the but
ter, as you can afford to be, since you
use none to cook it with.
For change, render out piece
of suet after frying the meat In this
fry some sliced onions till they are
brown rings. Arrange these rings
around the steak.