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The daily sentinel., 1910-09-21
CONGRESSMAN
THE LAST
CENSUS
MAY AFFECT MEMBERS
TBy Associated Press. ]

Washington, Sept. 2l.-One of the
first question with which the ap-
preaching session of congress will be
called upon to grapple will be to de-
termine when the next apportionment
of members of the House of Repre-
sentatives under the recent census
shall be made.
While it is not actually required by
the constitution that instrument i'm
plies that a reapportionment shall
follow each decennial enumeration of
the people, and accordingly a redis-
tribution of seats in the House mem
bership has taken place hitherto soon
after the conclusion of each census.
Up to 1891 the reapportionment
was uniformly postponed until the
first session of the congress succeed
ing the enumeration, but after the
18th census a change was made and
the apportionment bills for the 18th
and 18th census were brought in and
passed in each case during the short
session of the current congress i'm
mediately following the census. !
will rest with the approaching session
to determine whether it shall follow
the old or the new precedent. Poll
tics may determine the choice.
Before the time for the meeting of
congress the result of the Novembe
elections will have become known.
II the democrats should come into
control of the House for the 63rd con-
gress they would naturally resist any
effort to have the change made by the
present republican congress, while
the republicans would be as anxious
to have the service performed while
they were in control of legislation in
both Houses.
Apportionment in itself can be used
for party advantage only through the
manipulation of population fractions
in the various states. II the present
day plan of fixing upon a definite
number of members as the first step
in the distribution is followed many
states will be found to have consid-
cradle number of citizens over the
number necessary to give them the
number of members assigned them
The size of the House once determ-
ined, the representation of each state
is arrived at by dividing the aggre-
gate population of the country by the
CONTINUED on page seyen.)
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-21
80 KILLED IN
WRECK Of
CARS
MANY INJURED MAY DIE

Fort Wayne, Ind, Sept. 21.--The
latest report OF the number of dead in
the KingSland wreck is 3S. Several
of the injured will not survive. The
cars were running at full speed met
on a curve a quarter of a mile north
of Kingsland and before the cars
could be brought under control of the
air brakes the crash came.
Thirty or more dead are said to be
lyning on the ground in fields nearby
while ten others are suffering from
injuries and can hardly survive. A
special car with physicians and emerg-
ency nurses was hurried to the scene.
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sides for the manner In which every
thing is arranged and for the size and
high character of the exhibits.
The grounds are gay with the usual
booths, balloon men, flags and bunt-
Ing and the depressing effects of the
rain seemed TO have entirely vanished
and it was a merry and good-natured
crowd that thronged the exhibition
hall and grounds today.
At 1:45 several humorous acts
were given by the professional mem
bers of the Moose circus on the plat
form erected in front of the grand
stand. The first was Teddy bear
tight wire performance and the sec
ond an exhibition of strength by Prof.
Hermann, were mirth-provoking and
clever and several other acts part of
which were burlesque and part of
genuine merit We're fully appreciated
by the crowd eager to be entertained.
At two O'clock there was light
sprinkle but nevertheless the first
race was called promptly on time.
First race, furlongs, running. =
year-olds. Purse 500.
l. Inauguration, ia pounds.
:. Grizzly Bell, ia pounds.
3. kuropatkin, ia pounds.
4. Pearl Bass, los pounds.
Time, 1905 3-5.
Second race, furlongs, running.
Purse, 800.
l. All Alone, ia pounds.
,. Meada, III pounds.
Continued on page sikh
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COUNTY FAIR WIZ EXTEND OVER
TO INCLUDE NEXT SATURDAY
Good Attendance Today and Attractive Races
Given in Spite of Forenoon Rain

This was Clifton Day at the Mesa
County Fair and a large delegation
from the fruit ranches and thrifty
town was present.
The races were good this after
noon, although the heavy rain of this
forenoon seemed to threaten the good
condition of the track.
The general attendance this after
noon was good in spite of the weather
conditions and If the ratio of increase
is kept up the final days of the eX-
position will be close to the record
mark.
1t has been decided to extend the
fair over to include Saturday, and a
special program of attractive features
will be presented.
This afternoon the Mesa County
Fair was opened at the fair grounds
and while not under the most auspic-
ious circumstances, including the wet
weather, nearly 5000 people were
present, and, from all appearances
and prospects, even with the discour-
aging aspects caused by the weather
of yesterday, the fair of 1910 prom
ises to be one of the most successful
in the history of the county. Due to
the rain this morning, the track was
not in good condition and for that
reason the harness races were called
off and in their place, some of the
feature running events were held.
There are even more than the usual
number of people from the surround
ing country and county present and
much commentator was heard on all
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OUTLOOK BAD
FOR sunny
jim
IN LEAD

New York, Sept. 21.-The leaders
of the Roosevelt forces in this state
declared today that the defeat of
Vice President James S. Sherman in
his home district in yesterdays prt-
maries means a victory for the pro
gressives at the republican state CON
vention.
Both sides assert that the primar-
les in various parts of the state yes
terday were favorable to them, and
each is claiming a victory.
Many counties elected uninstruct-
ed delegates to Saratoga, which gives
an element of uncertainty to the out
come when the state convention
meets at Saratoga next week.
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SEARCH MADE FOR
MURDERERS OF FOUR

West Chester, Pa, Sept. 21.-A
thorough search is being made toda y
for the man who is suspected of be-
ing the murderer of Mrs. John Saus,
her two small daughters and her
young son. at the home at Byers, Pa.
IL miles from this city, yesterday.
The suspect was formerly a boarder
at the Saus home. 1t is believed that
robbery was the motive and that the
four victims were killed to prevent
an Identification.
The bodies were discovered by the
husband and father on his return
from work last night.
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JOHNSON REFUSES
TO PUT Up FORFEIT
[By Associated Press. !

Boston, Sept. 21.-Jack johnson,
heavyweight champion, refused today
to put up $4,000 for a fight for the
title with Sam Langford of Boston,
colored middleweight boxer, until the
latter had made the first deposit
The fighters may come to terms later.
johnson told Langford he would be
in the city several days and would
cover the money any time, Johnson
declared that two colored men would
draw very little money and that so
far as he was concerned such a fight
would prove losing venture.
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Marriage licenses were issued to-
day to Elmer r. Anderson. "a, and
Josephine Buck, 20, both of this city:
George Albert Smith, %. and Carrie
Hoodenpyle, "a. both of this city (:
Harry w. Wallace. 2s. Lamar. and
Alice Walker, 20. Golden, Ill.
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SERVANTS MAY WHISTLE.

Berlin, Sept. PA Berlin house
holder brought an action against a
tenant for the disturbance caused by
the latter permitting his cook to
whistle and sing while at work The
magistrate decided that it is legal
for servants to whistle in the kitchen.
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Fort Wayne. Ind, Sept. 21.-Thir-
ty persons were killed in a collision
between a south-bound and north
bound local car on the Fort Wayne
and Bluffton branch of the Wabash
Valley traction line at Kingsland,
Ind, s miles south of this city, ac-
cording to reports received here.
Many persons were injured, and it
is believed that some of them are IA
tally hurt.
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WILL TOUR EGYPT.

Berlin, Sept. 21.-King Frederick
of SaXony intends to make tour of
Egypt and Nubia next January, in the
course of which he will go on shoot
ing expedition, His brother and sis
ter, Prince Johann and Princess Ma
thilde of SaXony, start at the end of
September on a tour in Palestine,
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-21
TURNER'S WILL
BUILD NEW HALL

+ The local association of Tur- +
+ ners. a social and athletic or +
+ ganization, has completed ar I.
+ rangements for the erection of +
+ splendid building in this city, +
+ which will rank with the best +
+ of them. +
+ The new home of the Grand +
+ junction Turnverein will have +
+ a well-appointed gymnasium, +
+ baths, club rooms, lodge room, +
+ banquet hall and all the other +
+ accessories of at up-to-date fra +
: ternal building. The building +
+ will be erected on the lots at +
: Sixth and Colorado avenue. +
z Bids will be advertised for at +
+ once and the early construction :
+ OF the structure is expected. 4
r r = + 4. r 4. = r r 4. r r r r 4. r =
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|NSURGENT CAUSE
GAINS IN MINNESOTA
[By Associated Press. ]

st. Paul. MINI, Sept. 21.-The in
surgent cause in Minnesota made
great strides yesterday, when James
A. Tawney of the list district was de
feated for the denomination to con-
gress. F. E. Gartside, member of
Tawney's campaign committee. ad-
mitted today that Sidney Anderson of
Lanesboro had defeated Tawney by
a plurality of from 1000 to $500.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-21

Ed. Mckinney, formerly in bust
ness in this city, has just returned
from an extended eastern trip to
Michigan points. Chicago and else
wtere-
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-21

A unique party was given at the
home of Mr., and Mrs. d. L. Hender-
son on Teller avenue last evening.
The ladies and gentlemen were cos
TUNED as children and they engaged
in childhood pastimes during the
evening. Refreshments were served
and very enjoyable time had by all.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-21

Rex Arthur has sent word that he
passed his entrance examinations for
Princeton today with a high percent
age.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-21
CALL OFF MOOSE CIRCUS
No Performances to be Given Under Auspices
of Local Lod ge---Pubic Given Good
Reason for Action
MOOSE CIRCUS.

In of the failure of the do its
represented the public the executive committee the local
lodge L. o. o. NJ No 245 has decided participate
be performance under the auspices of the lodge
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The object ofthis suit is to procure a decree
OF divorce "a vinCulo matt imonti for the com.
plainRnt from the defendant.
The Bill states that said parties were mar
rird on the mn day Of May. 1905. In Aber.
deem, MARYLAND, by the Rev. Harry w. Bur
russ and they lived together as man and
wife In Hartford county, Maryland. for about
two wears after said marriage. when they
moved to Wilmington. Delaware. where they
lived together until the 3ist day of March,
1905.
That ever since said marriage the com.
pliuant behaved herself as faithful. Chaste
and afectonatc wife towards the defendant.
That the defendant, on divers days and
times since said marriage, to wit. between
the said dist day of March, 1905. and the
filing OF said Bill, committed the crime OF
adultery with various women In the said
City of Wilmington, Delaware. and on the
Blst day Of March. 1908. AS soon ns the
complainant discovered said adulteties, she
left the defendant and came to Hartford
county to reside, where she has lived ever
since. and that she has not lived or cohabit
ed with the defendant since she discovered
said adulteries.
That two children were born 10y virtue OF
said marriage. both Of which died In carly
infancy,
That the com plainunt has resided In Har.
ford county, Maryland. for at least two
years next preceding the filing Of said Bill.
and the defendant Is n nonresident Of the
state oi Maryland, residing In the state OF
Delaware
The Bill then prays for divorce "a yinCulo
mat rimonii and Tor general relief
II Is thrtCupon, this ninth day Of April, in
the year 1910. by the Circuit Court for Har.
ford County. In Equity. ordered that the
complainant hy causing copy OF this order
10 he inserted in some newspaper printed
and put lished In Hartford county once In
each OF four successive weeks. fifteen days
before the 3ist day OF May. in the wear 1910.
give notice to the said George W. Marshall.
nonresident defendant ms aforesaid, OF the
object and substance OF this Bill. and warn.
t.... 4 L.. IL a.
person OF by solicitor, on or before the said
Aist day Of May, In the year 1910, to show
cause, " any he has. why a decree ought not
TO b. passed az prayed.
JOHN A. ROBINSON, Clerb.
True Copy-Test:
John A. ROBINSON, CLERK.
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On Monday, May 10th, 1910,
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BEL AIR. MD.
JOHN o. WoRTHiNGToN,
OWNER AND PUBLISHER.

TIE KGIs IL the Oldest established
newspaper In Hartford county. II has a
larger circulation among intelligent farm.
ers, Gamers and other business men than
any other newspaper published in the
county. These facts make it valuable
advertising medium for reaching all
classes.
AL communications should Ike address,
ed to THR HGIs AND lSTRLLIGgscRR,
and all checks drawn to order Of John
D. Worthinston.
~NoTIcB TO CoRRRsPoNDRNTs - A i
communications intended for publication
must be accompanied by tn rca name
of the writer, though not for publication
unless desired, other wise they will re-
ceive no attention
0SUBscRIPTIOS CREDITS Its some
times stated by subscribers to county
papers, that they are unable to stop the
same when desired. We hereby notify
our patrons that their papers will he
stopped whenever requested. II no time
limit IL fixed by the subscriber, we will
favor him with it's continuance, and he
will be expected to paw for the same.
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~"For Sale-A Pair of handsome
Driving Horses, sired by Marvellous.
Joseph b, HauwAy. Joppa, Md.
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DIRECTORS i

Wm. 5. Porwood, IT., Bdw ard II. Hall,
K. Lee MaEness, Thomas White ii all
@. Smith Norrts. Walter w. Preston,
Denis ]. shan ahan, Charles A. McGaw
Iohn d. wysonR.
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prints every day IN the year the uudoct ored
news Of the day, only wedding out mere sen.
sation and smut.
The Record prints the actual markets, the
record each day of actual transactions, Its
market figures are the basis upon " hich the
seller sells and the buyer buys On the date oi
its quotations. 1t Is "a recognized authority.
There Is no other paper printed in PeunsNl-
wanna that takes such painstaL'uE rarr -
keep farmers and merchants Thoroughly
posted.
There Is no other paper that more strongly
appeals to the general reader vino reads TO
be Informed.
There 10 no other paper Ia the State OF
Pennsyly Auia Of such wide circulation.
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The Sorboune Lecture, which was deliver.
ell IN Paris on April -. viii hc priute In tail
in The Outlook dated April "a.
The Noble Address, which " ~ I've delivered
at Chttstiania On MAY =, win appear IN The
Outlook dated May :, WI iCh viii he issued
at noon ON the day the address is delivered
The Berlin Lecture. to be given at the Uni.
yersity OF ReTlin "a MAY =. will appear in
The Outlook dated May IL and issued at
noon on the day OF delivery
The RumAnes Lecture, to- bo given at OK
ford University ON May Is, viii appear in
The Outlook dated MAY ~ and issued al
noon ON the day oi delivery.
THE OUTLOOK
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On or Before the 2Oth Day Of Ssptsmbsr. 1910
BUSINESS NOTICES

Eight cents line Tor the first Insertion and
cents line for each subsequent insertion
seven words to a line. No advertisement In.
serted unless prepaid.
No advertisement inserted Tor less than IS
cents,
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or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefits of said estate, All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
Given under our hands and seals this 23rd
day of March, 1910. .,
John l.. RICHARDSON,
GRO. %. RICHARDSON,
al MI n
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TIM BOARD OP CuMMIssInNEhs or
nun TuwS ~ iiEi AIR.
tISIiEMRNi
At your request, | havecNRfhined the books
aud accounts of N Howard Dean. Treasurer
ut said town, tor the year ending April LIST,
1910 and hog to report that found the re-.
ccipt- aud disbursements properly accounted
fuf. rnrh disbursement being accompanied by
its proper voucher with check for the
amount thereof.
Very respectfully. ........
HAIRY ). CARVER.
u,I A Anil tuIn
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@-Wanted-Sins!c man to work about
house and carriage shop attend to horse
and cow, Will pay SIS per month and
board. Apply to OF address John Arthur
X Son, Fork, Baltimore county, Md
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b@-For Sale Chester White Pigs, can
be registered Males So Females $3.50
One litter ready for delivery May LIST
one litter MAY 23I. Good ones DR.. IL.
Hopes, Bel AIR, Md r I. u.
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10y The undersigned has rented and
entire y reiurnished the Grangers Hotel,
Bel Air, which will he open Tor the re.
ception of guests ON and after May 4.
1910. Guests will he supple d with good
table board, bath room, writing room,
waiting room, etc In tact, everything
to meet their reasonable demands Also
one OF the best liveries in the state in
connection. Give us u trial; terms mod.
crate. Calvin Appleton, Manager.
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hS-For Ssle-Aspinwall ! row Potato
Sprayer As good as new, having been
used only once Apply to + Y. klinck.
nMstTOem. Wilma. Nd.
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pD-Wanted-Stock for pasture on rs
acres OF natural green grass W. S.
Gnfsuch. ChuIchviile, Md. Phone.
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ny The undersigned offers his services
to the people of Hartford as practical
painter and paper hanger Estimates
furnished when desired and satisfaction
guaranteed. Work taken in any part of
the county and prompt service rendered.
Address K. T. Boyer, Bel Air, K. p. D.,
No. /.
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10y For Rcnt-Thc oil lest general mer.
chandise store stand at Darlington, Har.
tord county, Md with about Is acres
OF land, dwelling and necessary outhu,ld
inas; suitable for store, boarding house;
good well and spring woter; adapted
for raising poultry. Apply to A. II.
White!ock, 2iOl Madison avenue, Balti.
more, Md.
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On or Before tn. 4,h day Of October, 1910.
NJ. ELLA HlNCHMAN.

has oht aimed from the Orphans Court OF
Hatford County, Md, letters OF administra.
tion on the estate Of
NJ. ELLA HlNCHMAN.
late OF Hartford county. deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here.
10y notified to exhibit the same, with the
legal vouchers thereof
On or Before the 10Th Day Of september. 1910,
or they may otherwise by law he excluded
from all benefits OF said estate, All persons
Indebted to said estate are requested % make
i'm =diAte payment.
Given under my hand and seal this goth
day OF MARCH, 1910.
WILLARD ". HINCHMAN,
Administrator.
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%-For Sale-A fine Bronze Gobbler.
u. W. Whistler, Fountain Green, Md.
Phone.
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m-Ryc Straw for sale John A For
ter, Emmortun, Md.
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10Y For Sale-Geese Eggs and thorough.
br ID Pekin Duck Eggs. {. Robson, Vale,
Md
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ny For Sale-Early Tomato and Cab.
bage Plants Bel Air Greenhouses, Main
Street. Adjoining Rouse's Store.
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This IL to give notice that the subscribers
have obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Hartford county. Md, letters OF administra.
tinn on the estate Of
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.
TT NIIN NIFNN VI
NATHAN II. OLDFlEI.p.

ms Is u RINe nOtlVr thhI INC eWbaVrIhcT
has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Hartford county. Md, letters testamentary
on the estate Of
NATHAN II. OLpFlELp.
late nf Hartford county deceased, All persons
having claims againt said deceased are here
Ivy notified to exhibit the same, with the lc.
gal vouchers thereof,
On or Before the 4th day Of October. 1910.
OF they may otherwise by law hc excluded
from all benefits OF said estate, All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this 18th
day OF April, 1910.
LAURA X. OLDFlBLp,
kncCutrlN,
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bts.Por Rent-The old established
wneelwright shop at Forest Hill Will
give good man n good CHARGE. Apply
to S. A Stewart. Forest Hill, Md.
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On or Befor. the 23rd day Of Sept 1910.

late Of Hartford county. deceased. Allpersons
having claims against said deceased are here.
by notified To exhibit the same, with the legal
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-04-29

Ac Notice-Th. J. W. Brand Nursery
Company has open,d branch store on
Main Street, Bel Air. opposite the hard
ware store Of 4 II Hall & Son, for tn,
henefi, Of their Hartford patrons, with
their usual line Of well grown btddinV
and vegetable plants, trees. shrubs, roses.
roots and vines. Prices moderate. As
we are about through filling our spring
pIders tor trees. we ind We have a sur.
plus OF the following trees lett, which
we will offer at these extremely low
prices as long ms they last: Apple, 2
years old, 8 to 7 feet high. tied five In
bundle. roots securely baird, at 81 per
bundle. regular price. 80 and 80 cents
each; varieties, York Imperial, Ben Davis,
Baldwin, Paragon, Yellow Trans parent,
Early Harvest. Duchess. NJ alden Blush,
Red Astrachan and Rome Beauty.
Peaches, 3 to feet high, five in a bundle,
80 cents Il bundle, regular price. 20 and
20 cents each; varieties. Crawford Early
Crawford Late, liberia and Mountain
Rose. Crabapples. 3 to 7 feet, three In a
bundl., 81, regular price. 80 cents each
Silver Leaf Naples. to 9 feet high. fine,
quick growing shade trees. three in q
bundle, S 20. regular 1rice rs cents
each. Plums. to 7 feet high. FIVE in a
bundle. 81 %; regular price rs cents
each Fine large rhododendrons in bud
and bloom, feet high 81 so each. The
above trees are all in good dormant con.
dition with roots securely baed with
moss. They have b.en inspected by the
State Entomologist and fumigated and
will bear his certificate warranting such.
Anyone In need of trees should embrace
this opportunity. The W. Brandt
Nursery Company.
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Trustees Sale.

By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court
tor HaffDTd County. as a Court Oi Equity.
passed In the case OF vi alter T.. Everett, &c..
VI {. clyde Spencer. &c, the undersigned.
AS trustee. will offer for sale at Public Auc-
tion. at the Court House In Bel Air. Mary
land.
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wr Single Comb White Leghorn Eggs
for Hatching-$l.O0 per setting; SIS, 90
per 100. guarantee a satisfactory
hatch or make good. A trial will con.
vince YOU. A. {. l'raucr. Bel Air, Md.
{. X 7. Phone, bel Air 90.