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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-06-03
BEL AIR NOTES.

Miss Nellie Hendrick left Monday for
Washington after spending some weeks
with Mrs. J. Stevenson Hopkins, of Bel
Air.
Mrs J. Wallace Broumel entertained
TIE bridge club last Thursday afternoon
at Ter home on Broadway.
MIR. Lawrence Reed was he guest OF
his mother, Mrs. Rachel II. Reel over
Sunday.
Miss Clara II. D. Pue left This week for
Baltimore where she will stay few days
before returning to her home in Marlin.
ten. W. Va, after spending two months
with friends In Hartford County.
The Misses Hunter cntert aimed tn,
book club last Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Charles II. Reed was the guest Of
his sister. Mrs George French, of Alex
andria. Va over Decoration Day.
Mrs. Frank II. Jacobs entertained at
cards ON Monday afternoon.
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SUMMER SCHEDULE or the M.Gp.R R

The summer time table of the Mary.
land * Pennsylvania railroad, which
contains a number OF important changes.
went into eiic t on Sunday last.
As now arranged, trains leave Balti.
more for Bel Air at TAO and 0 30 A. M.
8 40. sos. 600 and II 80 p. M. with
an additional train at IL O5, except on
Saturday and Sunday, and one at 80
+. M, on Saturday only. Sunday trains
leave Baltimore at & 30 A M, co.
4.05 and IL T. M.
Trains leave Bel Air for baltimore al
IS. 7 80 and 10 IS A. M and ~ SIS
05, All and q Sc r. M. Sunday
trains leave at 7.35 A. M, and 30
4 80 and $40 P. M.
As a new exIe riment the trains reach
ing Bel Air. respectively, at 1915 A. M.
II and IL SO p. M, will now run tc
Forest Hill, and TIE trains moving south
from Bel Air at ~ So and So =. M
will also start from Forest Hin, thu
giving subst antial additional facilitic'
to this thrifty section.
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LArIDuN. May 3i-Mrs Sarah Mitchell
spent last week IN Baltimore.
Miss Mabel McGonigal spent the week
end in llavrc dc Grace.
Ms Thomas Vincent. Of Baltimore,
was the week end guest Of her sisters
Mrs. II Spencer aud Mis- Kate Silver,
OF Philadelphia.
The Childrcn's Day services Of Lapidun
M. T.. Church will he held on the after.
noon Of June l9th. at 3 O'Clock.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wilkinson, oI
Nottingham. Pa, were recent guests oI
their daughter. Mrs Jack Macklcm
The Ladies Aid Society will hold n
festival in tent on Mr.. John M. Mack
LENS field on the evenings Of June 13rd
and oath
DR.. and Mrs. J. {. Segar and children
were over Sunday guests 81 Mrs. N. b.
Hopkins.
Mrs George Donahoo, spent Saturday
In Baltimore.
The Misses Macklem. had as their
week end guests Misses Bessie Macklem
and Elizabeth Gordon, oi linltimorc, nnt
Jennie Bnrrcss, Of Philadelphia.
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DARLINGToS. May 3l-Mr. James T.
Harlan and Mr.. Sam Congdun, Of lialti.
more, were the weekend guests If NJ.
Edgar 7 il mas.
Ms u. Gilpin Wilson in quite sick at
her home near here.
Mrs Samuel Hopkins and Mrs.
Fletcher Hopkins are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Jacob Hollis at Bush River Neck.
Mrs Rachael Reed, Of Bel Air ard Mr..
Lawrence Reed, Of Baltimore, were the
guests Of Mrs Johns Hopkins last sun,
| day.
Miss Virginia A len entertained at a
weekend house party Misses Rouse.
Webster and Harrison Of Bel Air.
Mr.. John James has rccc1tIy moved
into the house owned by Mr.. A. Is.
| " hitclock.
Among those who attended The Sunda y
School Convention held at Center Church
| Forest Hill were: Mrs George l. Stablcr,
Mrs Ramsay Stamford, Misses Hannah
| Hopkins. Sallie Harrcr. Elizabeth Hop
kins and Mr.. Johns Hopkins
Rev J. St Cliir,Neal, Of Baltimore, will
preach at the Darlington M. T.. Church
on Sunday, June 9Th at =. M.
Mr.. Fred Egde, Of New York and Mr.
Walter Edge. OF Baltimore. were The
guests Of Mr.. and Ms Alfred Edge last
week.
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team, which was heater by a score of
too.
Miss Jessie $, Rel. of baltimore. srcn
the week end with her sister, Mrs +. o
Mitchell, uf Pc ryman.
MIS-. Mary Walker. OF Baltimore, spenr
Sunday With the !ani,y Il her brother
Mr.. W. N. Adams.
Mis- Evans. of Germantown. Ia paiC
visit last week to her niece. Mrs. vii
liam Silver.
Miss Lillian Ianway spent Tuesday
with her sistcr.in law, Mrs. 7. {. Han
way, who has recently come tom At
lanta to fillmore Ia visit her aunt, Mis-
$. n Maxwell.
Mrs. {. II. kr etc and her little SON
Edward, were guests during the past
week OF MIS- Sidney Crawford, of Balti
more.
Miss Frances Rolcv, of Baltimore, Is
visiting Mrs {. ii. kritt,
Childrcn's Day will be observed In
Grove Presbyterian Church on Sunday,
iune 8, at IL A. M.
MIR. Morgan Mitchell, of Short Lane
spent Monday at Oxford, looking after
his truttcr. Charley MITCHELL" which IL
in training there.
A strawberry fes tival will lc held in
Mr.. Henry Earrings building. formerly
carriage repository, on Friday and
Saturday evenings. June 3 and 4. for the
bercht oi the Aberdeen Fire Depai tmrnt
This order being of such general i'm
portaIce to our town, we tcl that il
should be literally sustained in itsciiorts
to rails, funds.
VIRGINIA.
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From iiavre de Grace

HAvRR DIR GRACR. May 3l.-The mem
| bers of the &. A. K, have bee lme so few
that no arrangements had been made by
them for the observance of Decoration
Day. AS Is usually done. On Monday af
ternoon the primary department of the
school held memorial exercises. after
which n d Litigation ofthe pupils In charge
ot Miss Laura Tammany, took the
flowers which had been brought by the
children and decorated the soldiers
graves in Angel Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Thomas {. Carroll. one of our old.
est and most respected inhabitants, died
at his home on Washington street early
Tuesday morning, aged II wears. MIR.
Carroll has always been known as
Captain" as wears ago. before the days
of the railroad bridge over the Susque.
hanna. he ran II tug ON the river. llntil
recently he conduc I'd a grocery and pro.
| vision store and II confectionery and ice
cream business on Washington street.
but owing to failing health had given up
his stores. lie had lately recovered from
a long Illness and was i'll but II few days
before his death. MIR. Carroll leaves two
sons, Harry {. and T Milton, and three
daughters. Mrs. Oakley Mitchell, Mrs
" ilhtI anu hlHH ispttlCt WIN ~
member Of the faculty of our High
School.
Two other deaths occurred this week.
Mrs Simpson, who moved here from
Chesapeake City. Delaware. n few years
ago. died on Monday afternoon.
Mr. James Snodgrass. who has been
living here but IA short time, died on sun
day and was taken TO Lancaster. Pa.
tor burial on Wednesday.
The strawberry festival held by the
ladies of the Presbyterian Church last
week ncttcd one hundred and twenty
dollars.
The vestry OF St Johns Episcopal
Church has charge of the festival being
given this week on Mr., l. A. Vusbury's
lawn. This Entertainment is quite unique,
as everything is being done by the men.
Miss Rosa Brown. OF Baltimore, Is
visiting her brother, Mr.. A. II. Brown.
Miss Brown expects to accompany her
uncle. MIR. Jane, Wheeler. abroad this
summer.
Mr.. John W. Eaily. Of Hightstown. N
has returned hone after visiting HE
daughter, Mrs. A. d. Pembroke.
Misses Ida and Georgia Lyon are
visiting their sister, Mrs. Lou Smuck, In
baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs Paul bright, Of Whining.
ton. Delaware, ARE the guests Of Mrs.
William Moore.
Mrs Oliver Bailey and son William. OF
Washington, ID. C., are visiting Mrs.
Ohio Green.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry S. Clark, Of New
York, with their son Harry, are visiting
their daughter. Mrs. William L,lllcr.
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From Aberdeen

ABERDEEN. June Isl. Several dclega.
tiof from Aberdeen attended the County
Sunday School Convention at Centre
Church, Fore st Hill. IN Tus lay. The
trip was made in automobiles Those
from Grove Presbyterian Church were
the pastor, Rev. Thomas r Brown. Mr..
and Mis- p o Mitchell. Mesdanc3 W.
r. Rogers. ]. Harry Gibson, {. II John.
son. Harry Is. James. Louel!a Roy re-,
Miss Elizabeth Robinson, Messrs Oscar
Tarring and Norman Lee Those from
Aberdeen M T. Church were the pastor,
Rev Dr. S Reese Murray, Mrs d K.
McPfcrson. Miss Carrie Jacobs and Mr..
Teyis Baker. Pipn Grac NJ T. CLur Ii
South were the pastor, Rev HUI crt
Sydsnstrickcr. Dr. T. A. Cronin, Mrs.
BeVa1 Fletcher, Misses Gussie NeIs IN and
Ella Martin and Mr.. o. {. Michael
The base ball game AT Aberdeen on
Memorial Day was literally patTonizc
and the gate receipts exceeded those %!
any preceding gane this season 1t wBs
the third gan Of the Tri County League
and was played against the Rising Sun
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rYLEsvuLE, May 3O-Mrs. ]. Harry
l.anius IL spending sometime with her
sister at Hartford Furnace
Mrs Mary Glackin, who has been
spending sometime with her daughter at
BroHue. Pa has returned home.
Miss N uy !. Jenkins spent Saturday
and SUNDAY IN Bel Air. as the guest oI
the Misses linrwood
Mr. aud Mis- G. T. Dnolrv were guests
Of Mrs d 'r'c,s's parents. MIR and Mrs.
5 A. Whiiclnrh several DAYS last week.
Miss Annie Nhiicfntd was the week.
end guest 81 Miss Elizabeth Macatcc.
The am nal MAY pro,c,sir II took place
last Sunday. Quite numbu Of boys
and girls OF st. l'auls and st. Mnry's
took part.
MIR. John Howard. Of rear here. who
was taken to tie hospital IN Baltimore
suffering from pertontis, is some what
improved at this w'itirg
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THE ANNUAL SUNDAY SCHOOL CoNvEN
TON.

The Sunday Schools of the county me I
in convention in Center M. l. Church,
Forest Hill. on Tuesday with an un
usually fine attendance from all parts OF
the county estimated at GOO The church
Is admirably adapted to such meeting
and the hospitality of its people was un.
bounded.
After the devotional exercises the fol.
owing program was carried out during
the morning
Cradle roll by Mrs. T. Frank MacLean,
of Bel Air; Graded School Lessons and
the value of Teacher Training by Rev. Il.
W. Kindly, of Baltimore.
Adjournment for diuner came next,
when an excellent repast was furnished
by the W. {. T u. ladies' at nominal
cost.
In the afternoon reports fr I'm the vari.
Gus schools were real. though quite a
number of the 7s schools belonging to
the convention failed to report. These
generally showed increased interest In
the work, improved average attendance
and liberal contributions.
D., AZ. ri. :, A. AZ u OH,
p.,A;r d.,,,.,.d 80 ;.,..,,,,,a L.
IN IN. add, s,,da, s..ooICt,. +" a.d
MIR. Dorsey on the Home Department"
49,, D.. e-I.....;.,.
N. -
!. .o. lid, a.. ta,I .h.
c,..,.
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A MIDNIGHT CoNfLAG RATION.

The residence Of Mr.. Charles Archer,
near wilma, caught fire on Saturday
eve ming while no one was at home and
was entirely destroyed with all OF Its
contents. Tie cause of the FIRE is a
mystery.
Mrs Archer had gone to visit her
parents near Hartford Furnace and Mr..
Archer and his man We not at home,
so that the first knowledge OF the FIRE
was on the part of their neighbor. Mr..
b. p. Cronin, who reached there about
ten clock only to find the property com.
pletely enveloped in flames. with no op.
portunity TO save any OF the contents
except few chairs.
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Examination OF Teachers.

ONCE Board of school Commissioners Ol
Hartford County.
BgL An. MD. June /. 1910.
The annual examination Of all white
teachers viii he held Mt the Graded School
Building. Bel Air. on
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. IULY and x
Al teachers whose ccrtiGcatcseIp before
July ist. 1910, must present the msclyes foi
examination
Applicants for scholarships at the Stat
Normal school will be examined at the snm'
time. Examination Will begin promptly N
. O'Clpck A. NJ.
By order Of the hoard.
CHhB. r. WRIGHT, Supt.
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McCANN-O'DONNELL

A quiet but pretty wedding took plpc
at the home of Mrs. M. O'Donnell, O
Baltimore, on Wednesday. whcn heI
daughter Elizabeth was married to Mr.
Edward Mccain. of Dublin, this county
The ceremony was performed by Rev ]
A. Neck The bride was attired in a
travelling suit of bisque, with hat to
match. After a trip North they will re,
side at Dublin
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500 Reward, 500,

The readers of this paper will lie pleased
to learn that there IN Mt least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure II
nil its stages, and that In CatnFrh. IInll'i
CatnrTh Cure Ii the only positive cure nov
known to the medical fraternity. Cathrri
constitutional treatment, HAIRS Cntnrfl
Cure " taken internally. acting directly upoi
the blood and mucous surfaces Of The system
thereby destroying the foundation ofthr dia
ease. and giving the patient strength b'
building up the constitution and assist J
nature In doing It's work. The proprietor
that they offer Dnr Hundred Dollars Tor nnI
cHsc that II falls To cure. Send for list -
testimonials.
Address u. ]. CHENEY y co, Toledo, ..
sold by all druggists. 76c
Take Inlrs Family Pills for constipation
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CARSINS RuN, May 2S-Mr. and Mrs
Morgan Collin. of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday last with Mr.. Richard Greenland
The piking of the public road her,
under the management Of FIX Sheriff /
t. Spencer is progressing fairly well II
spite OF the incessant Indictment weather
Mr. A. J. Steele, Of Baltimore, spent
the week end with his brother, MIR. l.
Steele.
Smiths Chapel Sunday School will hold
its annual Ice cream and strawbcrr,
festival on the lawn at the church on
June 9th and 10th.
Mr.. John Bowen who has been i'll with
pneumonia Is convalcscent.
Whooping cough has broken out nj
Churchville and Carslns Run.
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COURT NOTES.

The case Of Edgar Pyle versus Harr,
Amos, icing n matter of open account
occupic J the Court for several days. end
ing with verdict for the plaintiff fol
$3.50. Close, Archer and Sitter for plain
tif. Young for dcfendant
On Wednesday the case of the stat,
against Joseph Fleming for stealing
chickens was tried, verdict guilty. Alsc
the case of the state against virgic Elem
ing. same ofense. not guilty. Stat,
versus Mollic Fleming charged with re
ccivinp the same. ON trinl
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Netghborhood Meqvs.

K. +. BOUL.DlN,
Post Commando

CHuRCnvILLE, May 3l-Children's
Day services will he observed in the
PRESBYTERIAN church here next Sunday
Jun: 5th, at eleven O'Clock. and In the NJ
r Chur, h at Smiths Chapelon Sunday
afttrhonn, June 10th at three o'clock.
Miss Cassie l.ochary has returned to
her duties at tic school much improved
Ia he alth
Mrs Winfield Hawkins and children
were he weekend guests of Mrs. Temple
at Webster
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"reminiscences OF A RAMRLfR

Mr.. Thomas A. Hays. a native Of Har-
ford, being a grandson of the late 3D.
ward M. Allen, and as a young lawyer
for years past connected with the United
States District office In Baltimore. was a
welcome visitor at our Office last Satur-
day. Mr.. Hays has just returned after q
years ramble on the Pacific coast, and
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The hou.e was good SIZED structure
OF stone and frame, aud the insurance.
which was In the Hartford Mutual Insur
ance Company, amounting to 81 900 on
the building and 1926 on tie contents
will not nearly cover Mr. Archer loss
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SAINT for the Observance f the day. Rev
I ] Bur ct e. OF Deer Creek M. p
Church, and Rev ID |. Ennis deli,e'ci
s:irring addresses h,t held I've riot at
ten ion ot their audicnce and ELECTED
frequent applars.. Lincoln'sGc I, sburl
address was raj by Win6li Cain. a
pupil of Forest Hill school, In a very com
mendab'c manner. The singing of tn,
star Spanglcl Ranncc" by tie fifty
pupi's ot the school. organ accompani.
ment by Master Reuben Grey, was "A peas
Ing feature of the ceremonies. Miss
Hattie Baglcy, principal, and Miss Clara
StoncSraker, assist mt, had tn. siIcr.
vision of their pupils and their Iafticipa
ton in tsccxcrciscs was highly appicciat
ed Du by the McRoy sisters and tie
singing by the Rel Air M. Il Church
Choir. under he Il I'd oi Mr. L l.. Nc.
Fred' rick. make the entire service exceed
in1ly enjoyable. The exercises clio cd
wit the bercdiction pronounced nv Rev,
{. J. Rnrd,t,e. Mrs A. {. Brauer,
organist
K +. BOULDIN,
pnat Con, n, nder
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PERSONAL MENTiON

Mrs, E. c. Wilson, of Darlington, |,
visiting her brother, Mr.. E. c. Jones, Of
Fairmont, W. Va.
Miss Bessie Bodt. of Churchville, has
returned home after spe nding several
weeks visiting relatives in Baltimore
county.
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HARLAN X WEBSTER, SOLICITOR.
ORDER NlSI.

I!rucst W. Ehclrf In the Circuit Court
W., Tor
Robert Iienpu Hartford County.
ct al IN Equity.
ordered this ijth day of April 1870 that
the sale made and reported In the above en-,
titled cause by william u. Harlan and J.
Edwin Webster, trustees, he finally confirmed
unless cnuHc to the contrary thereof he
shown on or before the 9Th day Of May
1910. provided. ~ copy at this order lie Insert
ed In some ne wspnpcr published la Hartford
county, aforesaid, once In each Of three 81
successive weeks before the 9Th day Of May
1910.
The report states the amount Of sales Ia
ht $500.
JOHN A. ROBINSON. CLERK.
True Copy-TcSt
JOHN A. ROBINSON. CLERK.
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when Your Shoes Pinch

SHAKE into your shoes Aliens Foot Base, the
nnti-rptic puwdrt fur the iret. II cures pain.
fuI swollen. Amnriing, sweating feet. and
takes the sting out Of rptnH and buniohs.
lust the thing far breaking In New Shoes.
Sold everywhere. 2Iu.
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Public School Notice.

Once Bonrd Of school Commissioners Of
HhTfOfd County
BEL Ar, Nh June / 1910,
An examination Of the Pupils In the Public
Schools Of this county will he held June goth
TO June 2Jd inclusive, All patrons and
friends Of education ARE invited to be present.
By order
CHAS r. WRIGHT, Supt.
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Marx the wonderful progress of the age. AIR
flights on heavy machines. kilograms with
out wires, terrible war Inventions to KIN
men. and that wonder Of wonders-DT. Kings
New DscOyeIY- save life when threatened
by coughs, colds, lnRrlppe. asthma, Group,
bronchitis, hrmOtfhnRs's. hay fever and
whnOpinK cough ~ lung trouble. Por all
bronChh affections II has no equal II relieves
Instantly. ltzthr suTeat cure. lanes NJ Black,
of Asbeyillr, N. {, r. No. 1, writes Il
cured him Of an obstinate cough alter all
other remedies failed. SOc. and 81 90. A
trial bottle free Guaranteed by {. l.. Nc
Dhnnhld. Of lei Air. and Darlington PbaT-
macy, of darlington.
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Mrs. Annie ID. Kirk. wife OF Mr.. Henry
Kirk, died at her residence near Fallston
on Monday. Her funeral took place on
Thursday, the interment being In the
cemetery OF Friendship M. Il. Church.
JOHN D. sTRARNs
The funeral OF Mr.. John o. Stearns,
whose death was announced last week,
took place On Saturday afternoon at
Slate Ridge Church, where the remains
were inferred with the following i1cnds
acting as pallbearets: II. Clay White.
ford. George Weeks, DIR. William II Nc.
Curdy, Wallace Heaps and Joseph
Whiteford.
THOMAS FRANKLIN mRAps
Mr. Thomas Franklin u.a,s ann of
III. Int. R,lr,, and ma,vI..,s d;.d n,
b;s hmm. near pv,..viIl. n, lac, s,,,,.
dov ...d r, voa,s ,b. h;s d.a,h
h.;,a n,.,mnn;o n. ;.s,,,;,ci hv -
,,,dou a,d6v. cb;Idro, s.,,;c.s .,r,
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LEE A. KERR,

CONIIt C"rOR AND BUII.DER
Plans and Estimates Furnished n Desired
and Contracts taken In any part Of the
County.
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ROBERT L. BULL,
TAILOR

A full line Of the best materials for both
mems and wpfnen'a garments always on
hand, made up In the best style and work
mRnship Cleaning. Pressing and Repairing
all Kinds of garments.
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OBITUARY..


Mrs. Annie d. XIX. wife Of Mr.. Henry
Kirk, died at her residence near Fallsto n
on Monday. Her funeral took place on
Thursday, the interment being In the
cemetery Of Friendship M. Il. Church.
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LET'S DO SOMETHING.

There's not another point in the South that is more inviting as resident city than is the New Brinkley. Those who go about and have the opportunity to see and judge will bear me out in this statement. There are some improvements that should be made to make it ideal. Shall these be made? Let's do it and let's make Brinkley the most talked of place of its size in the South because of it being the ideal residence city. This will bring people here, and they in turn will bring their money.
 The Civic Improvement Leag, e recently organized here, sho i'd be the most potent factor in this work.
 Let's have big, rousing, shouting, boosting meeting and
 'all join hands and circle to the right" in an effort to beautlfy, impro ve and make it known to the outside world that Brinkley | is the ideal resident spot in all Arkansas. That with our rail- roads diverging out into seven different directions and 28 pas senger carrying trains a day, our splendid lands with our un- eaualled health record, our pretty streets, and our hospitable homes we ve got something that the world wants.
 Come on, let's all join the shouting boosters. break the hammer of every knocker and get busy for the New Brinkley as the ideal home city in Ark. ansas.
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Miss Clara E. Rose and Mr.
 Geo. A. Rich Married.

On yesterday afte rnnon at the home of the brides father, MT. Arthur Rose, on South New York Ave, Miss Clara E. Rose was married to MT. Geo. A. Rich, Rev. T. J. Brickell officiating.
 Miss Rose is one of the most prominent and efficient lady teac hers in the state and for the past sixteen years has been a teacher in the Brinkley Public School and there is no one more popular or more generally be- loved by pupil and parent than she is.
 MT. Rich has been a resident of Brinkley for many years and is one of our good citizens. He was formerly county Surveyor.
 The marriage yesterday after noon was surprise to theii friends. Only very few were present and these were: Mes. danes J. w. Savage, 1. Sapr, Jas. Gum, Frank Andrews, MT. Will Rich, MT. and Mrs. H. c. | Strong and J. w. Hale.
 The happy couple boarded tht east bound limited yesterday af tsrnoon amid the glad wis hes ot a host of friends who showeret taem with rice. They will takt a beat trip before rettrai lg.
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re- elected for the ensuing year, com posed of Messrs. c. F. Green lee, M. R. Stimson, J. L. Wood- fin, l.. K. Brown, Adolph Gold berg, Benj. Emmons, Jno. C.. Blessing, w. H. Mclean, J. $. Mitchell and Wm. B. Folsom.
 The past year. while a hard one on account of the great loss to the city and people by the storm, has been a good one fer this old reliable institution which has so successfully weathered all of the storms of the past.
 This is the oldest bank in the county. It was organized by Mai. Wm. Black (now deceased) one of the founders of this city. With Mir. c. F. Greenlee as President and MT. Jas. s. Nit chell, that clever and always ao- comodating cashier, there is every reason for the confidence e of the people of this section.