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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-04
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.

The Board met on Wednesday, all the
members present.
A communication from the culortd
teachers Of the county and certain white
teachers was laid before the Board, ask
ing for an increase of salary, but the
Board was compelled to instruct the
secretary to advise them that In view Oi
the fact that all read justments Of salaries
must he made at the beginning OF the
year they regretted to say they would
be unable to take the matter up at this
time.
A proposition for reaG jastment ot
boundary lines Of the Fountain Green
property having been been laid before
the Board by Mr.. {. W. JtHery, the
matter was referred to Messrs Wright
and Worthington with power to act.
| The bill for fencing at South Delta school.
house was again referred to Mr. Wilson
for adjustment.
At this time Messrs. Twininu and
Harlan, trustees at Youths Benefit. the
latter being also he official inspector e
the new school building, appeared before
the Board and filed their report stating
that the contract had been carried out
by Mr. Shanahan 10 a very Satisfactory
manner; the report was accepted, as was
also the schoohousc. and the balance
due Mr.. Shanahan was ordered paid.
The Board then adopted the blowing
minute:
This Board in accepting the ne W school.
house property at Youths Benefit, No q
in the fourth district, desire to place upon
record their high appreciation Of the
hearty and substantial ca. operation Of
all patrons who aided in its construction
and especially to recognize the valuable
services and contributions made by
Messrs. VIM. A. Harlan and Joseph Is
winning.
The subject Of disposing Of the old lot
was taken up and after negotiation the
Board sold the same to Mr.. Joseph Il
Twining, whose farm partly surrounds
it, for the sum of $3.50.
Examiner Wright having called at
tention to the irregular attendance al
certain schools he was directed to confer
with teachers on the subject, and if i'm
provement does not follow to make tn,
reduction In salary provided for undei
such circumstances.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-04

Wh. THOMAS hcKBE.-In loving re-.
mcmbruncc Of our father. Vim. Thomas Me.
Kee, who departed this life two years ago
today, March 2nd, 1908.
May he rest in peace.
BY His CHILDREN
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-04

one pair goud Mules, pair heavy work
Horses, years cid, weigh l.AT5 lbs cnch,
Horses, 2 and Il years Old. wei matched hnN
line drivers nu team or single, Mhrc, ~
years old. ! Hetzr 10 yrnfs old, young
Cows, two fresh | steer. I Bull 4 Calves,
I Kcvtn.tnOt Mccormick Bndrr. Blnrk
Hawk Corn Planter. Mccormick Mowers.
Met afmtpk IIRY RAKE, ontario Grain Ibtill,
hone SOwrT. . two horse wagons. Iiny
Carriages / waking Double tultivntnrs,
Riding CuitivntnT \ one. horse CulttvntUr-,
three. horse lluN. I two horse PlOws, one.
horse Pillow o. cart, Disc Harrow, Spring
tooth Harrow. Spikctu0th Harrow, u sets
Harness DOuhlr Trees, Single Trees, Lines
80 bntrtls corn. 10 tons Hay. 500 bundles
Fodder, / second hand Grisrr saw MIN IodI.
800 luruat Posts aud everything used an u
well tuuippch farm, but too numerous to
mention here We have only been farming u
short time and the stock rs young nnd the
implements all nearly new and In first class
condition.
At the same tlm~ and place. Mr.. u. Nc.
Nance. who has rented the farm, will sell
pomr surplus stock, ms follow one nair
black Mules. 10 yrhrs old hay Mule, 10
years old / Sprrri Mare. - years old, !
two seated Family Carriage, usrd but very
little, / tyvp,hurgr wagon, | Double Corn
worker, / -prukt"uth Harrow.
TRIMS or SALE.
Al sums Of so and under cash; on sums
hr given. purohnscfs giving their nutrs, with
nupro, rd security, brnting interest and pay
alb 10 ths Aberdeen National Rank.
IDINSDS BROS.
{. {. n. hnrds1n " bro. Auctionccr. ard
CLARK
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-04
Ihh Is An Ea,Y lest

shake Aliens Poot. Ease In one shoe and
not In the other. and notice the difference.
lust the thing to use when rubbers or over
shoes become necessary. and your shoes
seem to pinch. Sold Everywhere, 26c. Don't
accept any substitute,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES Issued IN FEBRUARY


Harry Eden Sheridan, 81; Hattie
Priscilla Mahon. 20. both Of ChurChville.
Applicant, David H. Hanson.
Frederick Bruggerman. %, Churchville;
Ethel NJ. Keithley, 10, Carsins Run. APP.
plicant, Frank J. Hartman.
John Christian kalmbacher, 20, Aher.
deem; Mary Lesbia Stansbury. %. Bal.
timore Applicant, S o. Gosweiler
Hugh Y Ward. 70. Kalmia Mary c.
McGuigan, 30. Gibson. Applicant. Hugh
Y. Ward
Kinsey Amoss Stamford. 20. Upper
Cross Roads; Helen MAY Jones. IL.
Jacksonville. baltimore county. Appli
cant, VIM X Stamford
Wesley Everitt. ~. VanIiIbter; Ruth
Hanson. 10. EdRewood. Applican
Wesley Everitt.
Frederick H. Myers, 10. Magnolia
Irene Hanson. 20. Elst wood Appli
cant, Frederick Myers
Howard c. Coale, ~. Churchvillc
Hannah r Bechtold. u, Calvary. Ap
plicant, David II. Hanson.
John W. Thompson, %, Louisa leager
Is, both Of Have de Grace. Applicant
Louis Dashiell,
Leroy Rigdon, ~. Baltimore Josephine
b. Beall, 20. Rocks. Applicant. K, II
Rigdon.
Alexander Bradford. ~; Deboral
Strong, 81, both of Webster. Applicant
Alex. Bradford.
George o. Richardson. ~. Rocks
Laura Elva Ayrcs. 20, White Hall Ap
plicant. ] Thomas Anderson
J. Harvey Ball, 90. Thomas Run, ANN
Maude Smith, IL, Darlington. Appli
cant, Parrand II. Ball,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-04
Public Sale
Horses, Mules, Farming
Implements & Machinery.

The undersigned having rented his farm,
Will sell M public sale IN the premises, sit g.
uatrd at Gunpnwdcr station. On the ". " o.
railroad, Joining Col. u. y. TnyIoi's farm,
one mile from bradshaw, baltimore county !.
iith District.
On Tuesday, March 18th, 1910,
hcginning at . O'Clock. \. NJ. sharp. the
Following PERSONAL PROPERTY, to wit:
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-04

Az sums II $40 and under cash: on sums
over that amount n credit Of months win
he ivcn. purchasers giving their notes with
bearing interest from day Of sale and pay.
able ~ the Farmers N Merchants National
Bank pf Brl Air, Md
~ No goods to he removed until settled
Tor.
PAUL WROTH.
Administrator.
{. {. Richardson Il Bro. Auctioneers.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-04
LAND TRANSFERS TO MARCH 2. 1910

Lula Hutchins and husband 10 Thos
D. Temple and wife. farm In fifth district
on road from Darlington to Trappe
Church, containing 270 acres, So. 900.
Joshua W, Mccall and wife to Benz r.
Williams. lot in third district on road
from Hickory to Fountain Green, con.
tanning 2 acres. So.
John o. Stearns and wife to Hugh T.
Tate ct al, lot in fifth district on road
lea ling from Heaps School to Slate
Ridge, containing | acre, $40.
Maria l.. Lyon It al. to AndIew l.
Lyon, lot in IIavrc dc Grace on ST. John
street, SO 400.
Elizabeth W. Rutlcdge and husband ct
al , to Susquehanna Pole Line Co.. two
lots in fourth district. So.
Walter r. Macatee ct al to same,
strip OF land in fourth district. SIS.
Martha J. Rutledge to same. strip OF
land in fourth district containing about
3 acres, SIS.
Rachel l.. llerber, to same, strip OF
land in fifth district. SIS.
James A. Wheeler ct al. to Nicholas
Nelson and witt, several parcels of land
in fourth district rear Black Horse, con.
tanning together about 60 acres. 81, 500
Frank II. Jacobs and wife to Edward
Quarles. lot in town Of Bel Air on Bcnd
street, So.
Amelia A. Amos ct al, to Susquehannu
Pole Line CO., parcel of land in fifth dis
trict. containing ~, acres. S..
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-04
OBITUARY..
MRS RACHEL. ANN HENDERSON.


Mrs Rachel Ann Henderson, IS Nean
old, wife of DR.. A n Henderson, of Black
Horse, died at her home Saturday at,e,.
noon of complication of diseases he,
sides her husband she is survived by two
sons, Messfs Ross {. and Elwood $
Henderson, and three daughters. Mrs J
Clarence Lytle. Misses Mary Elizabeth
and Matte L. Henderson.
ASA JONES.
Mr.. Asa Jones. well known in Upper
Hartford, died on Sunday. February 20,
aged 10 wears, and was buried at Fawr
Grove ON Wednesday. lie spent most Ci
his lie in Fawn township but in 1856
he removed to Delta where he engage lin
the hardware business until about five
years ago. He is survived by his wii
aud two daughters. Mrs Minnie llaTkins
and Miss Laura NJ. Jones. who was for
IA number OF years n teacher in the public
schools OF Hartford county.
MRS. MAUD RnE GoRSrCn.
Mrs. Maud Riley Gorsuch, wife OF Dr.
William $. Gorsuch died at her home
near Churchville on Thursday OF last
week, aged 80 wears. Resides her hus.
band she is survived by two small chill.
drcn, Her funeral took place on Sunday
afternoon. services being at Churchvillc
Presbyterian Church aud intcrmcnt in
Rock Run cemetery. Rev 7. Il. a. ALE.
son oiiiciatel The palbearers were
Messrs. W. ". Wilson, W. W. Finncy,
John George, {. { Pussy. Jose phi Mitch
ell and George ID Gorrcll Dean X son
were the undertakers.
MARY IL JAMES.
Mrs. Mary L. James. aged 10 years.
died at the residence OF her nieccs, the
Misses Es,cy, where she had been visiting
in Bel Air. on Monday She is survived
by one brother, Mr.. {. W. Harvard
and one sister, Mrs Annie Grant Mrs.
James was IA native Of llariord. but had
resided in Baltimore The mei Irity Of her
life. The funeral was held on WEDNESDAY,
Rev W. IIaa.mersley. OF the Bel Air
Nj. l. Church officiating The pail bear.
ers were Walter HARVARD, Albert liar.
ward. William u, Harvard. Wiz field
Harvard. william l. Dean and Robert
L. Eslev. The intcrmcnt was in Loud
Park cemetery. baltimore. Dean aud
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-04

nag Horse. yrnIs old. good driver and
worker. fearless of automobiles ana u "
objects, bay Horse. - years old. good worker
and driver fearless ~ ali objects. Bay Horse,
10 wears old. safe work in all harness. SOTtcl
colt coming ! years old. broken to single
aud double harness. ICHilrss Of automobiles,
GRAY Mare. coming yrnrs old, broken "a
cray colt coming years old . cows twp
v ii b" fresh by day ni sale, thr Other VIII De
flesh in May, Heller Calf. wear old In Apri|.
Rood Sow. viii fHrrOw the first Oi hhY, u
SHOnts, four horse Wagon. tWO.hnrHr wagon,
HHy Carriage, 2 No. 10 Oliver Chilled Flows.
Springt Doth Harrow, SpikctDOth Harrow
Empire Wheat Dfli, 2 double Corn workers.
Ihtrr-tnoth worker, Fertilizer Spw'r and
mn Maker combined, Row Marker. Hog
BOX, double liarpnon Hay Fork. set Of
Brcechbnnu Harness, sets Plpw Harness,
SCI u pubic Carriage Harness. sets Single
Harness, psir Double Lines. work Brides,
q work Collars, 2 Driving Collars, Dinner
Bell. Forks ShUytls. Hoes, Rakcs, hhttucks.
Post Digger bout le Trees, Single lTers.
Sprefders, Jockey sticks. LOR Chains, FiHh
Chain, Cow Chains Cross cut Saw. Buck
Saw. Hand Saw, Hay knife, Corn Knives,
Empty Barrels. Moving ScJthrs. BrihT
rrJthts, 40 Tomato HuEis, hlsu
HOrSEHOLD Il EITCHES FUKHif uRE
TRIMS OR SALE
All sums Of $40 and under cash: on sums
over that amount a credit Of l 2 mouths will
security approved by the HuctiDnecT. bearing
interest from day OF snlc. and payable at the
FIRST National Bank Ot HayTe de Grace,
No goods to he removed until settled for.
WILLIAM A. HAMILTON.
/. W, Thompson, AuctioneeT.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-04

Public Sale.

Having rented the Meadow Farm, wc viii
sell at Public sab At said farm. On the new
cut road from MiDhnrl.villr to Swan Greek
Landing about ttgu milr- from Mlchnrlsyillr
and two aud u hat miles from rcrrym"n,
On Tuesday. March 9th, 1910,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-04
Public Sale.

The undersigned, intending to quit farming,
will sell on the farm owned by Mrs Amanda
Culwcll. on the Red Pump rnnd. one mile
from lIcl Air,
On Tuesday, March 10th, 1910,
A. 10 O'Clock. 4. NJ, the
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-04

IS " R'
cray Mare. : wears OIL. weight 2In lbs.
sound aud lady broken. fearless OF all al ircts
and II satisfactory worker In all harness.
Brown Mare. : years old. perfectly sound
good driver aud worker. aud stylish enough
frr - coach horse, weight 200 lbs, Ray
Horse : wears old, good worker and driver,
weight 100, Brown Mule, . years old,
weighs 200. single line leader and rNccp
ti"nally fast colt. months Old, sired by
"Munch % aud u pfiSr- winner nj the colt
shuw, ! cheap HORSES good workers ana
sore sound. MIN COWS. fresh In nrcrmhrr
aud giving n good lluw Ui milk, Shnrt.llotn
lI,itrr. hr fresh by day al sale, ycnrliup
Duthum HCtlciS, - month. old short Horn
nrli y"nrlinR Durham iull. hcrkHhi'r SOW
aud Pigs. fpuThursr Brown Wagon nearly
u",V rHpIritv r 900. two horse wagon
me Dump Wagon, punp Cart, I"p
NuEL les Rnnnhuut, Dayton Manure Spread.
e.. neatly new, Disc Grain bfill new last
season, Disc Harrow . SpripHtuoth IinrTows.
new last arhsuu, steel Roller, llnusicr Corn
Planter. new last season. Hinder, Moving
Machine nearly new, osborne Morse Rake,
large Whr,Ihnrow, Hay IchdGr, . ulivcr
hilrd Flows, Riding tultivhtnr, Walking
SptingtO0th tultiyNtpr. WrrhrT, sets Oi
BCrchbnnd Harness. I s"tSni Lend llntneSS
only used 1 months. I sets al stage Harness,
2 sets uf Driving Harness. heavy team
Htidlrs, / light team liridlrS, 20 Collars. all
sizes, some ~ good rs new. sets Double
Linca, Team SUddlr, HnUCT make, Lead Linz,
vet cart Harness sets Double Trees.
ShnScls. Forks Hoes, rik1. mud Tuulsni all
description. rhcsc implements are all in
good order aud only hcru used u short time.
Corn by the hntrcl. hnliintcrcst IN ~ acres
uf wheat
TRIMS or SALE,
All sums 81 SIu.nud under cash. over that
amount a credit III months win he given,
purchasers giving ihrir notes. with approved
.rruIlty hCnriup interest from day ni sale
and payable at the IInffurh National Bank
oi Bel All
T. DEHDW.
{. {. Ki,hnrh,uu y BRO, huctiuncrts
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-04
Public Sale.

The undrrIigurd. intending to quit farming,
viii sell at Public sale on thr farm OF Iosrph
u spencer, known IA the ola B'niImin Silver
farm. on the road leading from Harmony
church to Rock Run MN,
On Tuesday, March Sth, 1910,
Al 10 O'Clock, A. M, sharp. the
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-04
Public Sale.

The under slgu'h viii sell at her residence
1T lrper cross Runds.
On Wednesday, March OH, 1910,
AtiO O'Clock. A, Nj. the
Following PERSONAL PROPERTY, TO wit
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1910-09-03

Fsb Nuts OF an kinds fsJ Fscely
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Come l OF Paone oTters Tor Giasos
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CATHOLIC CHURCH
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-24
ElErY MILES SQUARE.

Missoula Aug. 23.--Supervisor Fem
today forwarded a local forestry bu,
feau report from Kooskai. Idaho which
prints distressing picture of the
conditions in that district. The sup
ervisor assert that the fires have now
covered an area Of more than fifty
miles square, that high winds pre-
vail and there appears to be little
chance of bringing the flames under
control. The town o, Troy, he re
ports Is threatened and residents
have requested that company Of
troops be sent to that place.
A late report from Supervisor
Koech at st. Regis indicates that
many of the men reported to have
perished in Buford Guich are safe In
st. Regis and assisting in driving
back the fires that are threatening
the town. Reports were circulated
here today that incendiaries had at
tempted to spread new fires at ST
Regis last night. The charges were
made that certain unidentified per
sons were detected hurting burning
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-24

New York, Aug 23-The last few
days of Colonel Roosevelt's retire
ment before departing for speech.
making tour of the country were
strenuous ones even for the former
president. One day last week he ad-
dressed a meeting Of the National
Negro Business Mems league, which
was attended by Booker T. Washing
ton as the guest Of honor; next he
gave d dinner to the Oyster Bay news
paper correspondents, followed this
by laying a cornerstone for new
publishing house at Garden City, and
finaT-y Colonel Roosevelt received in.
almost endless procession congress-
men federal officials and politicians.
Besides this, he was occupied with
his editorial duties on the Outlook
for several hours.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-24

flames by Beuchamp's ranch, Big
Fork Couer D'Alien River, ten miles
from Wallace, arrived here today and
reports ten Of the party are dead and
eight In the hospital camp, four being
blind and four suffering with broken
legs
Five of the uninjured men were as
iisting the doctors to nurse the un-
fortunates.
Among the dead are Joseph Beu-
champ and Boderick Ames, we'll
known ranchers, who distinguished
themselves by bravery In the fight
against the flames.
Supervisor Weigle said to Associat-
ed Press correspondent that he took
the gloomiest view of the situation
regarding the 200 rangers missing in
St. Joe River county IS miles east
Of Wallace. They were under rang
er Kootkey, graduate OF the Yale
Forestry school and one Of the most
expert foresters in the service. The
district in which they were working
when last heard from, is now seeth-
ing area of flames. The distance from
Wallace is so short t.tat " u lnoLp t
Kootkey would have sent word to the
chief If he was alive.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-24
WHITE AS WITNESS
Deniee He Tried to BIackmaiI Lori.
mer--Wished to Get Something
on Him and Browne.

Chicago, Aug. 23-"l wanted 70
get something on Senator Lorime7;
1t was not an effort to blackmail MIN
that offered the manuscript for sale.
got letter from MIN about IT,"
This testimony was given today by
Representative White In the second
trial Of Lee O'N'eil Browne charged
with bribing White to vote for Lori.
men for senator. White wrote the
senator that ne had prepared a sn,00o
word expose Of alleged graft In Illis
nols legislature and that he. was to
be paid $500 a word by magazine.
On cross examination White said he
had written Browne asking for loan
not that he needed money. but said
he hoped TO get something on
Browne
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-24

The Indian bureau has In turn sent
Il message to Supt. Webster to hold
4 conference with the army Officers
to determine the necessary staIs to
be taken. The forest service officials
are delaying reply to Acting Coy.
nowerman's message, offering aid Of
state militia, to determine whether
the war department will order the
troops from other departments to aid
in subding the flames All available
troops in the department of the Da-
kotas are now engaged in fighting
flames. When shown an associated
Press telegram confirming Cow
Erady's telegram to the President
telling Of Idaho Governors action. he
ordered ~out the state militia from en-
campment at American Lake, the OF
ficials of the forest service commend
ed the Governo. for acting.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-24
POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS
West Demands Them In Large Mum.
bers--East. Wants Private De.
rcsitories Ct Postal Money.

Washington. Aug. z3. Minnesota
Is Leading IN the demand for postal
savings banks. More than ten per
cent Of all applicaMons received at
the treasury department come from
there A,1he 1allk OF all applications
comes fFom he territoy west Of the
Mississippi river Where the wesi
Is leading in tie demand for postal
banks the east is leading in applica-
tions for other banks that want to
be Repositories OF funds. For every
postal savings bank which has been