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No. 300 Equity.
Notice is hereby given to the lien creditors OF
Charles l., Garter TO file their claims duly au-
thenticated with the clerk of the Circuit Court
for Cecil County, within sixty days from the
date of this notice.
June 18th, 1910.
ROBERT c. THACKERY.
lljun3w Auditor of said Court
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Wednesday, 9Th day Of July, 10
at 1880 a. m.

all the interest OF Joseph Cornish. de-
ceased, which is an undivided one
third interest in the following described
real estate located in the village Of
Cokesbury, near Port Deposit, Cecil
County, Maryland, consisting of
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Order Nisi.

In Re: The estate of William McNamee. de
ceased.
In the Orphans Court of Cecil County
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FOR RENT.

MONEY TO LOAN.
5000 to loan on first mortgage on real
estate in sums of 8lOUO. Also 500 on first
HENRY M. MCCULLOUGH
July27.tf Elkton, Md.
$4,000 to loan on first mortgages in sums to
suit. HENRY l.. CONSTABLE,
Attorney-at-Law,
nov l3-u Elkton, Md.
JOSHUA CLAYTON,
Attorney at Law,
aug2i-tf Elkton Nd.
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FUNDS FOR LOAN
Funds for loan in amounts from $Ioo
upward, on mortgage. Address,
GEORGE A. BLAKE, Attorney.
6Feb. Elkton, Nd.
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S Acres, z Roods and 20 PerChes
Frame Dwelling House

Terms Cash on day of sale Cost
of conveyance to be paid by purchaser.
WILLIAM T. WARBURTON,
HENRY A. WARBURTON.
july eat Trustees.
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
 No. 2242

Iu tn, DIsuc, Cour for th' piEtr'ct uf Alaska. secono Division
 N W Saie, plaintiff vS. PirtspurE- Dick Creed, Mining Company of Alas Ga corporation l. C Meietus George Meietus 6 Rey-ia,. ue udmiuistru toi U th, estate pf Constautln. M.ie- tus. d-ceusea John L'o. and E,rnara Ru. u.fendauts
 Tn, Pr-s,oer, ,f the United statef os An. ..r,,., ty l. C Meietus and George M.i..us defendants ubov. named. greeting
 Y,u ar. hereby required to appear s.no answer rh. complaint uf the plain tiff ,r f.., l. To. ofHce or the clerk uf ti. uuat. named court at the city uf Nom. ir sad district within thirty df ys art", .u. completion rf the period CT publication a' this summons. to-wit. within thirty days after 1anuarg g.. .ls1L o, Judgment for want thereof win b. .aE-f. aEaius, you and you are h.....t., upr fled that fl vou fail to an sv.. -n. said complaint the piaintir v ,lI.. -u the court for the relief ,i..,..r. 5..r.audsd. namely for 5uds r,,.,r 'sr-a,ssirg mortgage bearing asi. october 2S 1se- executed lv o.r...- .-- Nsletus 5-cea~ed. and his ,,.. N.l.tus conveying to the ,....rtte certain dItca and water rights o, Bryan and Quartz creeks and the following placer claims O. Dick creek. ts-v- No l above rpp., Discovery. haIf interest irl No. Below I -scov- .r- and a third interest ir No. : and |Na Below Discovery. all in Port 1 Clarence recording district. district of ! Alaska. to secure the payment 10 the plaintiff of the sum of sever. ty- five hun l-ed dsra-s with Iuterest thereon at |1. f..' cent per aunyrn. for foreclosure ,r defendants equity of redemption and an right titIe and interest in and 70 said rr-e-- fsa-s. Tor sale of the said ..-a--lses and thn application nf th@ proceeds thereof iu payment of ih" s.--s due under said mortgage. for fgs g-rert far any deficiency remaining Iaf.e- such application against 'he de- r.-7arte | C NsIetus and z G. Rev slay as administrator of the estate a' The estate of Constantine Meietus de ceased and for general re'ie' The dat. o' the order of court for service ~ this rurruons by publication Is No veruber 1s. 1910 Date of frs; publics- rar November % 1910, date of Iast publication January . 1911
 Witness the Honorable Cornelius D Aru-are judge o' said district court 'r- The District of Alsslla. Second Di- vision. and The seal of said co~rt hereto aTrsa tris Isth day of No r-u.h4- 1910
 ! ST-NDRACK
 tSsa' o' courtl Clerk
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THE LOOKER-ON

ir a couple p' weeks n Kmas d9- g- HaI commence fg Ds lI order and ''an 'a@a 9n -uri after the Radiators ainnsr -"r'a.-tl,ns early ln Jausury the sihefenf functions NIl keep one busy. isfs' os ths program ls the church .sa4a1s s. .n-culsd Tor Friday evening. 1.e-sas,f ras lsrh. the following even Hg rhs Fagn-sF Root Garden and just P i4s dance t'# be given Christmas '.sIt hast.t fesr gly.n out bur the rrs'f esrnlYal for Hea Yesrs eve will make up faf any breathing spar- be- fn e-r tns raaf garden and that date.
 
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Cops fvr reg. sr advertisements must U, - ps 70 c'cfocs sr tne osy gf pub4rst .or.
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ir -Y. rati. tovr u' Norh Yakima -vu vpm@l have d.-E as th. result of r'stsng polsoned canned asparagus The pur ,upc .av wnI.n wgs yuart..d uut su many months ag-. a weak v-nici. are s.'rus 2. convey nothing 2. the rpr- a''rns wn. can 70 ra-tt. r,pas AL .nruEf |ue,- o-" guaranteed r.. as- ts-'arus wr,cr csus-. rrs 0ea-'.- e D. rv'f Y ls evident -ns' b. was sris- -e."r 'ar ABaapaa. pu- or th- riost rrts"nr.s suostar"-- .r -sfetsur. v-as 'HH-I- .t -s. rirs
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Is u-.Et.l good news that ve read sstsrl u' tu. co-uI.erttipr uf the Pacific cuus- chambers uf commerce iu lending tris terTi,pr, helping hand pf boosting .as We hBve in tn. past. bur good wore about any con r1unity ul- avs helps e srimuiat. interest The commercial bodies of ths Pacific coast ae strong organizations and when -i'' msE. up their minds to aid any ag ss hsf uf the battle Is won It's uI go us AIaskaus to vln ovs- rh. other .e n' -n. virrort and VI. ear 6r + r- ing rrE..t n..,
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f'.s-ns H-a gaf.r q. Wash .E r,r ]. make g. strong rr- 1sst.f aata fte terrer,age s-.
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ss-t1Ces uur friend from Seattle wIu nav. sim chances ps putting his HuE- E.stiuu into effect As y. nc wurd has been registered wnicr objected Co the present tariff charged by th, as ssl cttiue and uufH such ar objection mad D, Aast.s. as i- is barely pos sib,, -uur cn. couEressrrar's appeal vii b. lISt.n-C to
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9Th. metropolis au8 capital af me frsrH.sr Empire narrowly escaped the terrible ayuhagratipn which visited the -ab1rbs of mat ctty when benz ne .arr exploded and ~s' the immediate
 ani'F atrs Berlin tts city pasatf4f has had -.F~ral close ealls 'a' tta' matter bgt The ff,- af last Tues 1a. "auI AaR. played havoc nIth Ger r.arEs capital ' th- H.la v hiel ufgsd tts -ave- continued
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Ta. .-.l a' Chicago has witnessed g .ata ~-asnr. wlth strIkes of all kindx and police troubies added to the Ire~en 'e.g snap which has laid twenty per sons lpv. iu th. second city. the met rppaiis of Illinois }. about ready to hol- lao aul'- HsrE cities rave aao .I- .l.f rrygble- but Chicago. where all Is rrrere .'t uIeassra and profit i- hard tt
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~'-oratar, Nacvears The Ieyel bead s3 watch dog of tns t-sasury depart -nsr- pt The Tinted States Is to he rouu"nd-d or h's suggestion that the r7~ -uor pnrris yhpue b. allowed 70 .ar. uf 'nr rana~a uonds instead 1f ... 'ato,a banks -'he middle class
 ,-1Ii. -- .rss country stand ready 2. suhsrr be th' svrr needed .r cover 2 E.pdly portion af t1e issue and they saa-.r D. r,rr .t. n;,fnv- uriry o' ret- ..-r :, p- r..c ss'.. investment Y is -.-s#.s-s 2. say ths' the aa-ions, hanks .Ha.6 sgr"u~h -a euor an action
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~n. wata' Yf tr- r.ts gf Cleveland a,.s .r' a.1.--rHt. Marl Gardsr's "sa- ..-.s .s... TH,-a vnr ha1- ,rst- r-~~.a ,na ls.r's .,,ls sylrea, .Se- .-t. .... vsFa performance. aE'e. that
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FFlCIEL PAPER
NOME ALASKA. DEC. 2 7s1o
CCNfNC EsEN-S

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REMEMBER rHE NAME.

For prompt sno ss,'s'se,ory isunsr, work call yp the p.ople.' Laundry. Phone Main f5f.
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J. N. SLOAN. N. Q. C. M.

J. N. SLOAN, N. 0. C. N.
 Manitoba University. L.. R C. P. Edinburgh. l. R C Edinburgh. L. r r d F. Glasgow.
 office hour- jp and io s 30 p m Paoue. umc-. Nah q resi- d.rcs Black ir
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Jsr aame tls carnival uf Eew fe@f.- .sa .Aksa1a
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

PHYSICIANS AND STrRGEONs
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From the Chicago Record Herald.
Not long ago one of the wealthiest
charge customers of well-known de-
partment store In New York purchased
a $500 wedding veil for her daughter.
which was charged to her account and
duly delivered The wedding was a large
one and celebrated at high noon in one
OF the downtown churches. 1t happened
that one of the girls from a department
store went out to luncheon at this hour
and seeing a fashionable wedding In full
swing, slipped into the church with the
crowd and into one OF the back pews
After the ceremony was over she hurried
back to her place behind the counter. too
busy with her special sales to even think
about it.
The next morning, however, when she
read an account of the magnificent we'd
ding in church, and a detailed de-
scrption OF the wonderful veil worn by
the BRIDE valued at $500, she laughngly
told her numerous friends in that depart
ment that she had been one of the hon
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ored guests. and had seen that $500 veil
with her own eyes" Just at this thrilling
point of her story one of the floor men
stepped up to her and said:
you are wanted at the managers Of
flee, Miss B"
AS she entered the office, to her perfect
amazement she beheld the identical
bridal veil just under discussion.
Miss B., can you tell me If you ever
saw this veil before?" asked the man.
ager.
Yes, sir: | saw it yesterday"
Where did you see it,
|. She took from her pocket the clipping
from the morning newspaper with the
account of the great wedding. the costly
veil and a picture of the bride. Laying
1t upon the desk, she said
This is a picture of the VEIL
How did you happen to be at this
wedding instead of in your place here In
the store?''
ut was my luncheon hour and l went
to the wedding instead of to lunch"
The. manager smiled.
Can you positively identify this veil
as the one you saw yesterday"
Miss b. took it up in her hands and
unfolding itran her fingers through the
mesh and into the tiny folds where the
orange blossoms were caught. then with
some difficulty picked out three little
pieces of rice and handed them to the
manager.
She went back to her counter and the
charge customer whose accounts
ranged into the thousands each year,
was rendered bill for $500 for the use
of a bridal veil worn by her daughter.
A check for the $500 was immediately
sent and the wealthy charge customer
still continues to charge.
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Banks and Trust Companies
Miss CAVALIER Decides
Record Herald

From the Chicago Record-Herald.
Suspense is ended. Miss Lima Cavalierl
has made up her mind. She will marry
Robert winthrop Chandler next October.
But was there ever any suspense at all?
When a lady publicly refers to the OBJ
1ect of her. interest as Bob Is not the
matter as good as settled?
What rouses interest is not the sus-
pense Nor is 1t the genius for "reclame"
"a tenderer term for advertising" No;
what attracts us is the whole-hearted
confidence with which the distracted lady
threw herself on the sympathetic good
will Of the public After SO many years
of stage life privacy grows to be dis
tasteful and impossible. All the world
becomes q stage and the footlights must
flicker everywhere. nm.f
Miss Cavalieri worked out her problem
In a carriage. The Paris curbstones par
ticipated; the populace, alternating be-
tween hope and fear, cheered her on. And
what the end Of her course" through
the streets told Paris the cable now tells
the, world.
The front OF Miss Cavalieri's new home
should be a crimson velvet curtain. Stage
boxes should flank her front door, A row
OF electric bulbs should glitter along the
edge of the sidewalk. A prompters box
should serve as her carriage block. And
sturdy claque should sit on the Ops
site curb, applauding her night and day.
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CONFIDENCE FELT
IN STOCK MARKET
Death of England's King Has
Had No Bad Effect
GAINS SHOWN IN PRICES
Strong Financial Interests Give Goou
= Support and 1t Remains to be
Seen What the Future VIII
Bring Forth

New York, May THE brief Saturday
session of the stock exchanges on the con-
tinent of Europe and in New York, fur
Their curtafled in the latter case by early
adjournment, were long enough to give
opportunity for demonstration for
financial confidence in the situation left
as result of the sudden death of the
King OF England. ~
No exchanges were opened in Great
Britain, where on the other hand the most
direct effects of the event would be felt,
but it is not to be supposed that other
financial markets would be exempt from
the effect TO be looked for in the home
markets. The very suddenness of the
event left it without the power of the SEN
dmental influence of a. coming potent.
The opportunity to be offered by the two
days interval for preparation before the
resumption of next weeks business evil
IDENTIFY had its part in absorbing the shock.
Allowance must be made for the part
played by supporting orders by the
stronger financial interests in the day s
advance in New York prices. With this
allowance made, the market gave clear
evidence that no severe pressure was en-
countered to oppose the support. The
longer view of"the changes involved will
be awaited, nevertheless, with close. at
tention, including the immediate effect
on the extended rubber speculation in
London.
The New York market is most interested
In the effect which will follow upon the
newly awakened foreign demand for new
American securities, which was the feat
ure of the past week. 1t is believed that
transactions have already been closed for
important operations. Where -negotia-
tons are still pending 1t is admitted that
conditions may be changed. If only in the
asking of better terms for buyers of Sc
curities.
No attention was paid to general con-
ditions, although the American Railway
association reported further increase in
surplus freight cars to 96319, the largest
showing of idle equipment since Septem-
Der L last year..
The bank statement explained the easing
tone of the money market by the sub
stantial recuperation which has been eff
fected In the condition of the banks
Bonds were irregular Total sales. par
value, s1.O50OOO.
United States bonds were unchanged
on call during the week.
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ANOTHER ADVANCE
SCORED IN WHEAT
Longs Force Shorts to Cover
and to Stop Losses
BEARS ARE IN A PANIC
the Selling Takes Away Advance.
Oats Are Unchanged and Pro-
visions Gain Little

Chicago, May Short sellers were
on the run. in the wheat pit today
Leading longs had the whip hand, fore
ing covering on stop loss orders and
doing considerable in the way of TAX
ing profits. Crop damage news was of
secondary importance to the market
position. Lightness of the May deliv-
cry was used as a means to put the
screws on both the July and Septcm-
Der options. The deferred futures
closed " sse to a up and May &c.
Corn finished unchanged to 1sc off and
oats unchanged to shade higher. FRO
visions showed Toe loss to 21ac gain.
Except for trace of easiness which
came at the outset and was due to
fine rains in the winter wheat coun-
try, a condition of nervous strength
prevailed from start to finish. Offer
ings were quickly dried up and the
market ranged higher imfn ediately. In
the last half of the session the bears
were in semi-panic. Liverpool was
unofficially higher. the Michigan crop
reported noted a condition of points
lower-.than a month ago and the pros
poets were for a decided decrease III
the visible. Anxiety as to the govern
ment report Monday regarding dimin-
ished acreage was without an indica
ton of letup and kept the bears In
misery. Threats of cold and frost 90
night added to their discontinue. Cos
sip was current that foreigners arc
short quite a large portion of the open
May~contracts. The stock of contract
wheat held here in public and private
houses was reported to be not more
between s1.02B and $1.0Sss, closing at
s1.03A 61.o3ss, net advance OF "a
csc.
Corn scored fairly good on early adj
vices, some local shorts buying, bat
fairly influential selling of July on the
advances wiped out the gain. The May
July difference is now under cents,
as against a trifle more than 4 cents
Il. week ago, VIII en- there was liquida-
tion because of expected large deliv-
cries. Cash corn had steadily gained
in strength since the week. Receipts
here were about 100000 bushels less
than the shipments. The cash mark ct
today was about steady. No. 2 yellow,
GS 464c. September ranged from jS3
@635sc to 644c and closed easy at
63%c.
Oats were trifle firmer helped by
the advance in wheat Trade at a
minimum. The weather was reported
excellent for the growing crop. Sep
TENDER fluctuations kept within a ~
range and the option closed at 80 q
39c, precisely last nights price.
Provisions had poor support early
and sold off but on purchases by shorts
and packers recovered part of the loss.
In the end, pork was IN @10c down !;
lard, IN @ &C up, and ribs, 2 NC to 2h q
Ef.
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100000
City of Birmingham, Alabama
Floating Indebtedness Bonds

4 Sealed bids for the sale of $4,000 city
Of Birmingham. Ala, floating indebted
ness bonds will be received by the Mayor
at his office in Birmingham, Ala, until
II o'clock, noon. May II, 1910.
Said bonds to be dated June 1. 1910. and
bear interest at the rate Of per cent per
annun, payable semi-annually and ma
ture 80 years from date.
Principal and interest payable at the
Hanover National bank, New York city.
No bids will be accepted for less than
mar and accrued interest.
: Each bid must be accompanied by a
duly certified check for $500 payable 70
the city of Birmingham.
h The legality of this issue will be EXAM
med by Messrs. Hubbard &ssMasslicif of
New York, whose favorable opinion will
be furnished to the purchaser.
The bonds, will be prepared and eerti-
fed as TO genuineness by the Columbia
Trust company, 1885 Broadway, New York.
who will furnish financial statement and
PROPOSAL blanks on application. ~
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids. 80.
H. e. SHROPSHIRE. JR. City Clerk.
Age Herald, April "a. May 1-S
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Curious Libel Action

Berlin, May IA tombstone In a He'll
goland graveyard IL the cause OF Gu
rious libel action. The widow of the late
lighthouse keeper had a cross erected over
her husbands grave bearing the words
Neglect shortened thy life In the spring
of thy years" The local doctor consid-
cred the inscription to reflect on his
treatment of the deceased. and according
ly had writ Of libel issued. The widow,
on the other hand, disputes the doctors
allegations and says that the words re-
mind her that her own neglect was re-
sponsible for the death of her husband.
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vance of points in response to better
closing French cables. There was not
great dealN of demand; but offerings We're
not aggressive and while March sagged
under some scattering liquidation the
general list held around the opening fig
ures, with the close steady, net L point
lower to points higher. Sales were re-
ported of 14,7O0 bags. Closing bids were
May, 6.40c; June, 6.45c; July. 6, Acc; Au-
gust, 6.5Oc; September, 6.55c; October and
November, 6.G0c; December, $3.50; jan
uary, 6.6Sc; February, 670c; March, 6.73c
and April Side. Havre closed unchanged
to a franc higher; Hamburg was a pfen-
mig lower. Rio 80 reis higher at 4sx5oO
for rs; Santos unchanged, As 4sxSOO; rs
3sx900. Rio exchange, 1920 lower; at
Is I'D. Receipts at the two Brazilian
ports 10000 bags, against 11,o00 bags last
year. Jundiahy receipts $500. against $500.
New York warehouse deliveries yesterday
II 1916, against 1889 last year. Spot quiet;
Rio, No 7. sssc; Santos No. 4, &c; Mild
quiet; Cordova, 9Aq12hc.
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Pig Iron.


ScraD Iron.
Corrected by Rust Iron Coz
Dealers are offering the following
prices for scrap ion. +. o. b. cars, Biz
msTgEan. Ala:
No. l mixed mine scrap. gross ton,
SOC 10 G. F..
No. 1 mixed furnace scrap, gross ton.
s9Q10 G. F.
No. + mixed sawmiIl scrap. gross tom
s9Q10 q. r.
No. NAKED country scrap gross ton.
IS. 5GQ.9.50 G, F.
No. l local scrap in less than carload
lots, gross ton, s.. 50@e. 80 G.~F.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-08
Treasury Statement

Washington, May 1.-The condition of
the treasury at the beginning of business
today was as follows:
Trust Funds-Gold coin, $751;, S23,S69; sill
yer dollars, $4S9,092,000; silver dollars of
lSso. ~, 14S oc0; silver certificates outstand-
ing. S4S7, 092.0o0.
General Fund-Standard silver dollars
In general fund. s2,S32,371; current liabili-
ties, sos, 1851, 42; working balance In treas
ury offices, SIC, 124, 345; in banks to credit of
treasurer of the United States S35, 2O5. 400
subsidiary silver coin. s2l,5lS, 100; minor
coin, 8, 40; total balance in general
fund, $s1 ,oS4,477.