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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-04-08
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Road checks were issued as follows
Good Roads Machinery Co, $G6 SO; W.
hickey Jamson, $24 %, L. Y Stockham,
sos, Guy Scarborough, S. G3, Darling
ton Road league, s5f 90, r. r, Webster,
$32.
Miscellaneous orders on Treasurer
Bel Air Water = Light Co., fountain
rent, $23 II; Lewis s. Coale, returning
prisoners to House Of Correction, So 20;
VIM. T.. Trimble. Orphans Court, $50,
William MunnikhUyseE, game. s2Oi L.
c. Tollsy, same, $50; Baltimore County
Commissioners, removed case in court,
$50 Samuel Maxfield, almshnuse labor,
$40 30; Robert Lyle, same, $ll 05; Bel
Air Electric Co, IS Oh; Bel Air Water x
Light Co., $l4 50; VIM. J. Forsythe,
sherifls board bill. $4G7G5 Same
sheriff account. S1G3 45; The Aberdeen
Enterprise, balance printing account
S25, !. K. SITTER, States Attorney, one
quarters salary, S3I5; Prank Freeman
cook at almshouse, sI2; Tony Gross
almshouse labor. $l6; George Gilman
same. sal; W. $. Sellers, almshouse
grinding, $l2 90; Lottie Billingslea, as
sistant matron at almshouse, Sc; Snyder
& Blankford, seed potatoes for aims
house, $40 40.
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BEL AIR NOTES.

Miss Ellin NJ. Harris has returnrd to
her home after spending the winter with
friends In Kentucky.
Miss Nondas Willoughby, of Baltimore,
and Miss Burke, of Towson, were guests
OF the Misses Robinson last week.
Miss Blanche +. Archer entcrt aimed the
Book Club at her home on Tuesday after.
noon.
Mrs. Clifford ID. Rosan and daughter,
OF Boston, are visiting Mrs. Rosan's
parents, MIR. and Mrs. J. T. {. Hopkins
Mr.. and Mrs. $. A. Williams and Miss
Rush Williams left Saturday for a two
weeks stay at Atlantic City.
Miss Ethel Rhodes was the guest last
week OF her aunt, Mrs. Kate Webb
Mrs William J Price. of Centerville, Is
visiting her father, Mr.. ]. NJ, Street,.
Miss Annabel Webb, who was operat.
ed on for appendicitis some weeks ago
at the Union Protestant Infrmary, re.
turned to her home in this town on
Monday.
Miss Elsie Reckordentcrt aimed at cards
at her home on Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs, W. Boyd He'll have re.
turned to their home, Windy Walls"
near Emmorton, after spending the
winter in Bel Air.
Mrs. VIM. T. Sawyer and Miss Bertha
Seldom, who have been spending the
winter in Florida, returned to their home
ON Monday.
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ORPHANS COURT NOTES.

The will Of Mr.. Nathan II, Oldfeld
has been probated in the Orphan Court
by the ,Necutris. Miss Laura T. Oldfeld,
and letters Of administration have been
granted Mr. Oldii-ld leaves all of his
property oi every descriptionto his sister
Laura. aud asks that rs eNccutrix she he
relieved Of thu duty Of giving bond.
The will of Mrs. samuel A. Wallace
has been probatcd in the Orphans Court.
After leaving specific legacy to her
daughter, Abhie l. Wallace, she directs
that the balance Of her estate be dis.
tributed according to law, aud names
her daughter Abhe as ckecutrix.
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A FAR. PREACHING DECISION.

A decision relating to canned goods
has been rendered by the United States
District Court, sitting at Fort Worth,
Texas. involving an interpret ation OF the
Pure Food Law, which, II sustained,
will seriously increase the risk In this
line of business
Briefly, several months ago Baker and
Morgan. as commission brokers for Mr.
K. &. Charles. Gamer of Aberdeen,
shipped 1000 cases Of standard toma.
toes to a iobber at Fort Worth, Texas,
which arrived there on falling market.
They were soon notified that the goods
were rejected as unfit for food and had
been seized by nited States Marshall.
Subsequent analysis by the government
chemist and by three outside chcmis =
showed that apart from small number
(less than per cent Of "swclla" and
leaks" the goods averaged above
"standar Is F"
After preliminary hearing at Wash
ington there seemed little doubt but that
the last had been heard Of the matter;
but suddenly about two weeks ago the
case was set for trial at an early day.
The case was determined on the plead
ings without the aid Of Jury, and unless
reversed establishes that the government
may seize whole shipment because OF
the presence of some defective cans, over.
haul at the owners expense the whols
shipment, destroy the defective and re.
turn the sound goods, regardless Of how
any goods became defective and regard.
less Of uny contract between seller and
buyer providing for such defective goods
1t is needless to say that the costs In
this case were enormous becaVse OF the
distant shipment, anu that at hest they
will he very heavy in similar cases. An
appeal will be taken.
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hartford APPOINTMENTS.

The annual conference Of the Metho.
dist Episcopal Church adjourned at Har,
lem Park Church, Baltimore, on Tues.
day afternoon The following appoint.
mcnts were made for Hartford:
Aberdeen, Rev S. r. Murray; Bel Air,
Rev. d. l.. Ennis; East Hartford, Rev. +.
c. Reynolds; Hartford, Rev. J. |. Hart;
Iiavrc de Grace, Rev W, V. Mallaleu;
North Hartford. Rev Thomas Wheeler,
West Hartford. Revs K. S. Barnes, A. X.
Lewis and Eugene Tucker
Rev W. lIammersley, of Bel Air,
was transferred to Linganore, Baltimore
county.
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j BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR PlMLlCo.

Many prominent owners and trainers
have engaged stable room for the spring
meeting of the Maryland Jockey Club,
and it is expected that nearly 600 horses
will he on hand. W. +, presgrGve leads
with - thoroughhreds belonging to
Thomas Clyde and others, while John
Whalcn will hiring 20 of August Bel.
monts string from Garnet 5. C.. where
they have been wintering. From Penn.
sylVania some 30 horses have already
engaged quarters, and Washington will
he represented by Ross. Dulany, Tyree
mud nthcrs.
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Personal MENTION.

Mrs. George Orem and son, Melvin,
who have been visiting her sister. Mrs.
James Durham. OF Sharon. have returned
to their home at Reckord.
An enjoyable surprise party was given
recently at the home of Mr.. F. G Pearce,
of Sharon, in honor of the 73d birthday
of his sister, Mrs. Catherine Bond, of
Reckord who has been visiting him.
Mrs. Walter w. Preston has returned
to her home at Emmorton after spend
ing two weeks at the home of her
brother in.law, Mr.. James II. Preston.
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GEOROE-tiARRISON

Mr.. Malcolm V George, formerly OF
Hartford, and Miss Margaret Virginia
Harrison were married at the home of
the bri1ein Roland Park, Easter Sunday.
at 80 O'Clock, Immediately after the
ceremony MIR, and Mrs George left for n
trip north. Upon their return they will
make their home in baltimore.
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The comedy, Miss Topsy Turvy.
which was produced by local talent in
the town hall, Aberdeen, on Tuesday
evening, was so agreeably received that
it has been decided to give performance
in Bel Air next week il possible.
A housewife near Delta reports that
from SO pullets Matched in March and
April, 1909. she gathered in October 375
eggs; in November 9sl and in Decem.
her 1,olG. Realizing from sc to 40 cents
per dozen they helped materially to keep
the wolf from the door.
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Metghborhoot%n"s,sii '' "'S
From Aberdeen,

AnERnERN, April Spring gardening
IL IN high state Of perfection in Abef.
deem and that interesting pastimc is uc-
cupying many Of the otherwise idle mo.
ments OF our husiuess mcn before and al.
ter oiilce hours.
Rev. Frank A. Tyler preached his fare.
well sermon last Sunday evening in Grace
M. L. Church, South. prior to his de.
parturc to his new charge at Covington,
Va.
Mrs Frederick o Virlc entertained at
1--we hundred on Saturday afternoon.
April .. lIyncinths and other spring
towers were placed about the rooms.
supper was servedat the five card tables.
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Saved From the Grave

Il had about given up hope. after nearly
four years of suffering from severe lung
trouble writes Mrs. NJ l.. Dix. of Clarks-
vile, Tenn. often the pain in my chest
would he almost unbearable and could not
do any work, but nr. Kings New Discovery
mas made me feel like n new person. Its the
best medicine made for the throat and lungs"
obstinate coughs, stubborn colds, hay fever,
la grippe, asthma, Group, bronchitis aud
hcmorrhnRes, hoarscncss nd whooping
cough yield quickly TO this wonderful n,cdi.
cine. Try II, soc and 81 90. Trial bottles
Tree. Guaranteed by {. l.. McDannald. Bel
AIR, Md, and Darlington Pharmacy, bar
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Cstlrrh CAnuot Be Cured

n Itu Local APPLICATIONS, a. they can
not reach the scat Of the disease. tntnrrh
is blood or constitutional disease. aud in
order to cure II you must take internal frm
gdies Hairs thtnrTh CWg IL taL"u intern
ally. and acts directly on the blood and Wu
cnWs surfaces. Halls Chtnrrh Cure n not a
luack medicine. Il wnsprcSrrihed by Que of
the best physiginns in this country for years
and is "A regular prescription II Is Gam
posed of the beat toni.s known, combined
with the best blood purifiers acting directly
on the mucous surfaces The perfect com
bination Of the two ingredients IL what pro
duces such wonderful results In curing Ca.
thrrh. Send ior Testimonials free.
u. T. CHIMNEY n Co, Props. Toledo, q.
Sold by Druggists. price &c.
Take Halls Family pills for constipation.
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A Card.

The advertisement Of Samuel j. Forsythe
and Martha T. Forsythe, of Havrc de Grace
ms delinquent taxpayers, and also the sale OF
the property. owned and standing In their
names was an error. The taxes on their
property had been paid on Octoberl9, 1909,
as viii appear from my cash book of that
date. regret this mistake and inadver-
tcncr.
I. FINNEY WILLS,
Treasurer OF Hartford County, Md.
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OF they may otherwise hy law he excluded
rom all benefits of said estate. All persons
Indebted to said estate are requested to make
payment.
Given under our hands and seals this 2Ird
day of March. 1910.
John l.. RICHARDSON,
GIiO. q. RICHARDSON,
a
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NOTICE.

All standing accounts due Cathcart h
Hanna and Cathcart X Heaton not settled
by May list viii he given TO an attorney for
collection.
CATHCART n HANNA.
CATHCART n HRATON,
White Halt Md.
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On or Before the 2Srd day Of Sept 1910,

late of Hartford county, deceased. Allpersons
having claims against said deceased are here
ny notified I" exhibit the same. with the lex al
NnmChcIs IhrIrnI
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This Is To give notice that the subscribers
have obtained from the Orphans Court of
Hartford county. Md, letters OF administra-
tton on the estate OF
GRO a pIfIIADnNnN
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her husband she is survived by two small
children. Her funeral took place on
Tuesday. the interment being in Deer
Greek M. =, Cemetery. Rev. c. j. Bur-
dette otficiated The pallbearers were
Messrs. II Smith, Goven Ward, Wilmer
Chamberlain, Hugh h. Haughcy. Alfred
Phillips and Hugh Cummings. Dean \
son had charge of the funeral.
JoHN SuAuGuNESSY.
MIR. John Shaughnessy, aged 81 years,
died at his home near Rel Air on Satur.
day. of the infrmitics of age. Besides a
widow, he is survived by daughter,
Mrs. Flannery, OF baltimore. Ills fu.
neral took place on Monday. the inter.
ment being in st lgnltius cemetery, Rev.
Father White officiating The pail hear
crs were Messrs. Patrick kilrny. Wilson
kean, William Archer, James Dunnigan,
{. A. Kennedy and Joseph Michigan
Dean and Son hal charge of the funeral
NhAhl-tN SHEARS.
MIR. Charles Shears died at his home
in Aberdeen on Monday. after very
bret illness from pneumonia. lie was
III years of age. and leaves n widow,
who is sister of DR.. John W. Famous,
and three children. For the past two
wears Mr.. Shears has served with vigi.
lance as police officer OF Aberdeen. he.
ing horse trainer and driver, he was
associated with many owners OF trot
ting stock in this community, and for
his versatile activities he will be greatly
missed. Funeral services took place in
Aberdeen NJ. +. Church ON Wednesday.
The interment was in Spesutia Gene.
terry.
j. RUDOLPH CUNNINGHAM.
Mr.. J. Rudolph Cunningham, Il well
known resident of Hartford county, died
at his home In Abingdon on Sunday
morning. aged about 80 wears. Mr..
Cunningham had been acting as guard
at the House OF Correction for number
"i wears past, but had been On OF duty
Tor several months on account of de-
clining health. lie is survived by one
brother and one sister, both of Hartford
His funeral took place on Tuesday, the
interment being in he cemetery OF Abing
don NJ. L. Church. Rev. G. {. Harris
otiiciated. The pail bearers were Messrs.
W. W. Preston, Charles II. Harvard, !
W. Wilson, James C. and John S. Young
and {. A. McWhorten. As n mark of
respect Mr.. w. ]. Keen, Of the House of
Correction, attended the funeral and "A
wreath of flowers was laid
upon his grave, which was presented by
the employees of that institution.
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Close Of Levy.

All persons having claims against Hartford
County are required to present them on or
before the 18th day OF April. 1910. All ac-
counts which come In after the day named
viii he excluded from the Levy of 1910.
By order of the BOARD
W. \. WHEELER,
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MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB MEETING.

The spring meeting Of the Maryland
Jockey Club, which takes place at Pimlico
April 20 to May inclusive. promises to
he an interesting one, as many Of the
horses have been seasoned hy acampaign
at the winter tracks, while others will
make their first appearance at the popu.
lar old course. Not for years have such
good reports been received from training
quarters, AS the cold, bracing weather
during the winter was Just the thing for
thnrouEhbrcds.
The rimlico program is n liberal one,
no purse being less than $500 IN value,
and the daily stceplcchase promises to
he an attractive feature of the sport.
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MARYlAND's FOREST WEALTH.

The State Forester for Maryland has
lust issued his first complete report which
covers the year 1905, and promises the
report for 1909 at an early day. Not.
withstanding the depressed condition Of
industria!s during that period, the out
put from the state was very large in the
aggregate, showing Marylnnd's great
wealth in this line. Among the various
items are included $40, $50 900 feet OF
lumber, $500 400 lincal feet of piling,
50 O0O poles l2.OO0.OOo laths; 40. 400.
600 shingles, with II total value OF
81, 1860 IIarford's share in this i'm.
mems, output was no small proportion,
and included lumber. 10000 feet,
p,linE 81, 700 lineal feet poles, 1000;
railroad ties, 10000; laths, l45 900,
shingles, Go. 900. having n total value
of SOS 1902.
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lIYou Would Cure That Back,

II lou W0uIu CUFs THat bdVhI
You need n pleasant herb remedy called
Mother Grny's AUSTRALIANS LEAF for all
Kidney. BinddrT aud Urinary trouble. As n
aeTyuulnrss, dizziness and loss of sleep. Al
all druggists. or by mail. 20 cts. SAMPLK
FREn Address, the Mother Gray Co,
LeknY. ". Y.
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OBITUARY..
HARR V Johnson.

The funeral OF Mr.. Harry Johnson.
whose death was reported last week,
took place on Saturday. Rev. l. j. Soth.
oron officiating. The pallbearers were
Messrs. William II. Michael, John F.
Wheeler, Merryman Johnson, Abel d,
Wilson, Morris IIarkins and William X.
Stamford. Dean Il Son were the fur.
eral directors.
MRS. MAMIE BELL.
Mrs. Mamie Bull, wife Of Mr.. William
F. Bull, died at her home near Smiths
Mill on Friday, aged 2s years. Besides
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Total. $35s,2l7 81
State Of Maryland. County Of Hartford. IS.
|, W, Wylic Hopkins, Cashier 81 the
above named bank. do sulcmnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best OF my knowledge and belief
W. WYLlE HOPKINS.
Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me this
2nd day of April, 1910.
TllOS. W. HALL.
Notary Public.
CorrcCt--Attcst
THOS II. ROBINSON.
lonND. woRTHINGToN, Directors.
RICHARD DALLAM.
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late OF Hnrlurdcouuty deceased. All persons
having clnims against said deceased are here
by nntihcd tn exhibit the same with the legal
ALILL -l.-La L ~
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CONDENSED STATEMENT
smuwISr ruE c"YprTIus nr rue
Sun Life Assurance Company
or CANADA.

otnl ln,um" iuriuRth yrnr 81, p22 IHt -
'ptnl Disbursements during
thr year ........ ,Gpi .b22 -
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or they may otherwise by law he excluded
from all benefits of said estate. All prtauns
Indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment,
Given under my hand and seal this 2sth day
ui March, 1910
CBCII CLYDE suuIRES.
HHrgulpT.
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WOMAN WANTS TO HOLD
CHAIR OF GOVERNOR
BY Associated Press

CONCORD. n. H., July Am attor-
ney; acting for Mrs. Marilla NJ. Kicker
OF Dover, Washington, d. c., and San
Jose, Cal, presented TO the secretary
Of state today her declaration of can
dldacy for the Republican gubernatorial
nomination ut the direct vote primaries
in September, accompanied by the 500
fee required by law. They were ac-
copied by the secretary Of state subject
to an opinion TO be obtained from the
attorney general as to the right of u
woman to become candidate.
Mrs. Kicker has been prominent in
the woman suffrage movement and as
taxpayer has attempted to vote, but
without success, at many elections in
New Hampshire. During President
Mckinley administration sho applied
for the position of minister to Colon
bin. The president was inclined TO
favor at first, but on the advice of 9th.
ers he decided against Mrs Kicker.
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MORE INDIAN LANDS
OPEN FOR SETTLEMENT
BY Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. July 0.-By procla
nation Of President Taft, 1856 acres
Of land near FL Reno, Oklahoma. which
were formerly with the Cheyenne and
Arapahoe Indian reservations, have
been opened for settlement. These
lands are said to be the most valuable
ever offered for sale by the govern
mcnt.
The lands will be sold at public auc-
tion at FL Reno November Is, in tracts
not exceeding eighty acres to persons
qualified to make homestead entries
Ono.fifth Of tho purchase price and the
usual homestead fees and commissions
must be paid on tho day OF the pur.
chase and the remainder in six equal an
nual installments.
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Cut Prices for the Week

sale which splendid all will continued another week 1t one
in
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Since his relief from public service.
Mr.. French has been practicing law in
Moscow, his home town.
In a meeting with eX-CongresSman
French the other daw over in southeast
ern Idaho. he told me that he had kept
a memoranda in book of original entry,
OF his exact expenses. Not since the day
OF his starting on his campaign. but
since the very day when he made up his
mind to become a candidate Tor the Of
fee. AS a lawyer. he inclines TO the be-
lief that his Is the correct version OF the
new Idaho direct primary law.
Bartlett Sinclair OF Rathdrum in Koo-
tenai county is suggested as a possible
candidate for congress. Sinclair was
once state auditor under the Democratic
Silver Republican combination OF 1895
1900. 1t was during this time that he
served as acting governor Of Idaho In
the Coeur d'Alene mining district: when
under martial law: representing Gov
Frank Stcunenberg. the then executive of
Idaho. Later Mr.. Sinclair was appointed
as treasurer OF one OF the Philippine
Islands, and spent several years at his
post, during the time when President
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172 Main Street

Taft was governor general OF the islands.
During this period an acquaintance long
TO be remembered was formed between
the two.
The candidacy OF Sinclair is not taken
seriously the only probability of success
being In n heated campaign by which the
second choice votes OF both Harner and
French might go TO him. and neither of
the other two obtain plurality OF the
votes cast!
IL is fair TO give Hamer first place In
the race at this time; French second and
Sinclair third
1t would appear at this date that tho
winner OF the nomination would have as
his opponent for election on the Demo-
cratic ticket, Arthur NJ. Bowen of Haley.
In her initial statement as candidate
for recollection State Superintendent S.
Belle Chamberlain covers her claim in the
first paragraph. as follows:
IT am going before the people with the
request that I be allowed TO continue an
other term in order that I may have the
opportunity OF establishing the educa-
tional plan or system l began three and
half years ago when l assumed the
duties Of the Office
Should the superintendent be chosen to
serve two years longer IL is presumable
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cinity OF Pittsburg today. During the
breakfast hour at the Allegheny county
home in WoodviIle, suburb, Isabella
Williams dropped from window on the
first floor and got away. The woman
shot and killed Robert Winters in Al
legheny nine years ago. She was re-
garded at the institution as ono of its
most dangerous inmates.