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The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1916-07-27

journ until Thursday, July Is. at 10
o'clock A. NJ.
j. G. BOND,
Attest: Chairman.
f. NJ. FISHER, Clerk.
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| In the Matter of Change of boundary
| Line Between school Dls tricts Nos.

III 0hO az. ~
In the above entitled mater, a peti-
ton having been presented petitioninS
the Board to change the boundary line
of School Districts Nos SO and 81. or
said Bingham County, I,aho. severins,
the territory hereinafter described fr''n,
school District No. sc. of which il is
now {. part. and joining said territory
to So l,oOl District No. 81. to-wit: lie
ginning at southwest corr er of South.
east quarter of Section 4. Township
South, Range 32, f. II. NJ, the sam:
being the Northeast corner OF Sch"oi
District Sc, thence west to SoutnWess
corner of Southeast Quarter Section 5,
Twp. South, Range 3D. r. b. NJ !:
thence to center of Sec. 30. TWP.
South, Range 80, f. II. NJ. thence enst
to center of Sec. 81. Twp. = SCUM.
Range 80 f. b. NJ, thence north to the
beginning corner. ii is or.ered that lno
same be granted.
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Of various County Ofticers.
On this day the Board considered ana
approved the reports as follows, TO-
A. H. simmons. Sheriff, Quarter End
ing June 80, 1916.
F. NJ Fisher. Clerk. Auditor and Re
corder. Quarter Ending June 80. lSiS,
=; A. n"ad' al Pr1 1aiS JUDGE Quarter
H. A. Benson, County Treasurer
Quarter Ending June 80. 1915
Ralph w. Adair. County Attorney
Quarter Ending June 80: 1916. osso,
Quarter Ending June 80. 1915
]. w. Begun. Road Overseer. Quar-
ter Ending June 80. 1915.
Albert J. Helm. Road overseer. QUAR-
ter Ending June 80. 1916.
II. A. johnson. Road Overseer. Quar-
ter Ending June 80. 1916.
II. S. Mcbride. Road oyerseer. QUAR-
ter Ending June 80, 1915.
J. A. Montague. Road Overseer. quar-
ter Ending June 80. 1916
w. r. Young. Road Overseer, Quar-
ter Ending June 30: lsI bad overseer
Quarter Ending June 30, 1915.
L. J. Porter. Road Overseer, Quarter
Ending June 80. 1915
Pariey Price. Road overseer. Quarter
Ending June 80. 1916. o
S. q. Seamons, Road Overseer. Quar-
ter Ending June 80. 1916.
Neil NJ. Sorenson. Road overseer
Quarter Ending June 80. 1916.
William Twitchell. Road Overseer
Quarter Ending June 30. 1916.
Will Alfred, Road Overseer' quarter
| Ending June 80. 1916.
A. F. Livingstone. Road oVerseer
Quarter Ending June 80, 1917;
William Mcknight. Road oVerseer
Quarter Ending June 80, 1910.
C. p Pawling, Road Overseer, quar-
ter Ending June 30. 1915.
| II. H. Stone, Road Overseer, Quarte
| Ending June 80, 1916.
John Sisler, Road Overseer, Quarte
Ending June 30. 1915.
Ed Van Orden, Road Overseer. Quar-
ter Ending June 80. 1915.
| L. Shelman, Road Overseer, quartz
Ending June 30. 1916.
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judo: MENI
.sIn the District Court Of the Sixth jus
alicial District Of the state Of Idaho,
In and for the County Of DinEhnIn.


"In the District Court Of the sixth Ju-
dicial District Of the State Of Idaho,
In and for the County Of BinEhasn.
In Re Appeal of Niels Anderson from
the Order Of the Board of County
Commissioners of Bingham County,
idating Common School Districts Nos.
~ and As, and joining the same to-
gether to constitute one new consol-
dated district to be known as Con-
ham County, Idaho.
This cause came on regularly Tor
hearing before the above entitled Court
sitting without a jury, jury being ex-
pressiy waived by the parties hereto,
on a regular day of the regular May.
1916, term of said court. John w. Jones,
Esq, appearing on behalf OF the APP
ders6n appearing on behalf of the re-
spondent, and testimony was introduced
and witnesses were sworn, examined
ment of counsel for the respective par
ties the cause was submitted to the
court for consideration and decision,
and the court being fully advised in
the premises rendered decision herein
in favor of appellant, and on this day
made findings of fact and conclusions
of law, and orders judgment Accord
ingly
wherefore. by reason of the law and
the premises aforesaid 1T is HERE
BY ORDERED, ADJuDGED AMP , DE,
commissioners of Bingham County.
Idaho was wholly without jurisdiction
to make the order appealed from by
the appellant herein of date April 10,
1915 consolidating and joining together
Common School Districts Nos. II and
AS. Bingham County. Idaho to consti
tute one new consolidated district to
be known as Consolidated School Dis
trict No 3. Bingham County. Idaho,
and it is Ordered. Adjudged and ne =
creed that the said order of date
April 13, 1916, consolidating and join
ing together said school districts Nos
~ and As as Consolidated School Dis
trict No. 3. Bingham County. ldahS. was
made by said Board of County Com
missioners upon petitions insufficient In
number of signatures for any purpose
and said order is illegal and void. And
it is accordingly Ordered, Adjudged ant
Decreed that the order of said Boar.
of County commissioners of date Apr
} 49, 1916. as appealed from by appellant
be and the same is hereby wholly va
J Gated, set aside. and held for naught
And this judgment shall be duly enter
ed in the minutes of the Board q
County Commissioners by the cierl
thereof.
Judgment rendered this LIST day o
} July, 1916.
J Judge of said District Court
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The above entitled matter came on
for hearing on this day, and appeal
ing TO the Board that the said public
highway was public necessity. IT Is
therefore ordered that said land be de-
cIared a public highway, described as
follows: Commencing at the South
west corner of Section IS. Twp.
North, Range 32, thence running east
one mile; thence north two miles, then
/ mile east, then 4 miles south.
In the Matter Of Road Petition OF
r, A. Hall. ct nj.
In the above entitled matter this pc
tition came on for hearing this day.
and it appearing to the Board that SAID
public highway was a public necessity.
it is therefore ordered that the said
road be granted as prayed for in the
petition on file,' described as follows,
to-wit: Commencing at the south vest
corner of Section s. and the northwest
corner of section T. Twp. South,
Range SO. f. b. NJ. and running thence
d Ie east or the section line o"twecn
secti.r,, and Z. 5 and s. end 3. 3
and 10. and IL, distance OF i've
miles
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In the Matter of Road Petition Of
r. VI. Kicker, ct nj.
Tao Board on this cay considered
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IN the above entitled matter. tho
hereinafter listed property has errons-
Gus and double asse sSrfents standing
against same. and is or lered Cancelled
of this date:
1912 Farm Roll. page 81. Line !. D.
II. Johnson. NE Ia Of NE IA, Sec.
8, Twp 2 South. Range 81. cancel Certf.
No. "a, and refund G. @. Wright $33 50.
purchase price of Certificate No. g.
plus 1854, interest from October 20.
1918, to July 10. 1916. at per cent per
annum; Cancelled account not OF patent
1918 Farm Roll. Page 80. Line !. ID.
II. johnson, NE IA of NE IA. Sec.
.. Twp. South. Range 81. cancel Cert1
No. 101 and refund A. Younie $43.16.
purchase price of certifi ate. plus $3.ss.
interest from January &c. 1914 to July
10, 1915 account land not of Datent
1914 Farm Roll, Page 81. Line 6. l..
H. Johnson, NE IA of NE Ia. Sec.
| 9. Twp. South. Range IS. Certf. No.
$50. amount $12.32, account not OF
patent.
1915 Farm Roll. Page "a. Line !. -.
| H Johnson, NE IA of NE Ia Sec.
IL. Twp. South. Range 80. Certf. No
%. amount S1s.65. acc Unit not u
patent
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Clalms DisallOVved - Current Expense
Fund
Claim No. 1877. County Commits
sioners' Legislative Allowances. 25.OO
Claim No. 1S9. Children's Home
Finding Society Donation ..-.--.- 10000
Claim No. 215. H. r. Hager, Fun
eral EXP. INDECENT ----.-.-...-...-..-- 1000
Claim No. 22S. William Lind
say, Refund Taxes ------.----.-------- 1880
Claim No. 267. w. C. Terrence,
Refund Taxes ..... .... 1871 As
Claims DisallOvved Road and Bridge
Fund
Claims Nos. 165 to 1853, Incl The
Midland Bridge Co, Labor and
Material ....-..-..-,---------..- ---....-$9o6 IS
Claim No. PAS. Taylor & Hep
worth, Labor ------------ .--------.---- 10000
Ordered that the Board do now ad-
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In the Matter of Appeal Of Nieis
Au(le rsOn from Order Of Hoard Of
County Commissioners. of date
April IL. 1916.
The following is the Judgment en-
tered in the above entitled case:
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In the above entitled matter the
above named applicant applied in per-
son before the Board for County aid.
and the same was taken under advise
ment for further investigation.
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Assigned to A. r. Willecke & Co.
32S Labor, assigned account
July - ...........-... ...-...-.-.-....-..$ 3.O(
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IN THE NATTER OF CLAIMS DIS
ALLOWED
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TERMS $500 PER ANNuM
FRIDAY. APRIL ~. 1910
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BILLY SUNDAY.

For the past eight weeks the Rev,
William Sunday has commanded the at.
tcntion of the people of our state in Il
way that has never been known in the
past. and is not likely to be in the near
future While II few Of those who have
heard him. and many who have merely
heard about him have freely censured
his methods and tried to discredit his
motives, there are certain facts which
HI men must cDncrde. Neither a
mountohank nor AN evil genius ever
exercised the power over his feIlowmsn
which he has done with cver-increasing
power. With AN energy which knows
NJ hhatlng, with nm ardOr which knows
~ COOLING, and with success which
knows no equal IN history. he has at
trnctcd men from their ordinary paths
IN lite and started them ON the road to
rlrht iNIng ms he sees it, No that it il
not for us to dlscrcdit him because of
di-tasteiul details but rather b. thank
fdI for the harvest he makes possible.
And is 1t not possible that his wisdom
exceeds that Of his most volube critics?
a study Of his audiences will convince
II competent critic that large proper
ton of listeners come from n class
where learning is scarce and theology
unknown, so that while abstract truths
rs ordinarily presented from the pulpit
would fall upon stony and unfruitful
ground, concrete illustrations hurled
hcadlong 10y his marvellous power of
speech have lasting effect on those who
hear.
Nor would it be other than silly for
his ardent admirers to claim that the
20, 900 persons who promised to mend
their ways are ready to stand alone.
just AS giants pillow might tear the
soil IN the virgin forest leaving it totally
unit for planting, but possible for the
hushandman to reduce to IA seed. bed
which would produce an abundant har.
vest, 50 Billy Sunday has aroused
thousands and thousands of men and
women ready to hear and heed the
words of the Divine Leader if guided by
His teachers who move among us from
day to day.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-04-21

WHEREAS, We realize that during tn,
long mai administration OF the RepublI
can party, our navy has not been pro,
NOTED and developed on lines IN proper
ton to those Of other first class powers
Of the world, and. because we believe
that our navy should be rebuilt and re.
constructed on strictly different lines,
we think il all important that j. Fred.
c. Talbot. II ranking member Of the
naval committee in Congress should be
returned to that body that his long
years Of usefulness 10 his people may
he crowned by the upbuIldlng Of II navy
commensurate with the greatness OF
this the greatest nation of the world
therefore,
Resoiocd, That we the members OF
the Wilson, Lewis d Talbot Club OF
Hartford County most heartily endorse
the candidacy of, and ask all true Demo
Gratis Of the county to work and vote
for the nomination of David }. Lewis
for the United States Senate and j.
Fred G.. Talbot to the u. S. Congress
ut the primary election to be held May
lst next, and also to elect James w.
Wilson Of the First District, j ROyston
Sitter Of the Third District, John Wal.
ter Street, Of the Fourth District and
j. Fletcher Hopkins of the Fifth Dis
trlct delegates to the State Convention.
to elect delegates to the National Con
ventlon for the purpose of nominating
Woodrow Wilson as our candidate for
President Of the United States
JOHN l.. G. LEE, President.
Pnbiishcd by A"thority ot W Wgh"
HopkinS, Treasurer.
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RESOLUTIONS PASSED
wilson Lewis Talbot Democratic
Club.

siub.
WHEREAS, As Democrats of Hartford
County We ARE deeply interested in the
nomination and election of Woodrow
Wilson as President of the United
States. Realizing as we do, that AT
any time during the past two years, the
slightest mistake of Judgment on the
part OF the President would have swept
Us INTO the fearful world war, but that
up to this time under his WISE leader.
snip We have not become involved and
our peaceful relations with the nations
at war have been maintained, and real.
Izlng the impending possibility of war
despite these efforts, We feel II all i'm
purtant to have the trained leadership
of Woodrow Wilson, and
W hEKEAS, We think II to the best
interest OF our country, state and ma
ton that delegates b. sent to the State
convention, to meet IN Baltimore on the
llth day OF May neat. to support I'm.
cuudltonalIy and vote for delegates to
the National Convention VINO will do
every thing IN their power To accomplish
the denomination of the great states
man the man of the hour Woodrow
Wilson, and
WHEREAS. We believe that the presl-
dent should have the support Of the
United States Senate not only in his
efforts for peace but also in his stand
for reasonable preparedness, and we
believe also that the people of this state
should elect 10 the higher branch Of our
National Legislature neither an auto.
crat nor an arlstocrat, but man of the
people and from the people; man of
integrity, industry and ability, "a stu.
dent Of national affairs, doer of great
things We have such a man in the
person of David j Lewis. friend alike
OF the laborlng man. the farmer and the
merchant. The evolution of the parcel
post, its successful Inauguration and
continuance. gives Mr.. Lewis ranking
position with the Ablest constructive
statesmen OF our time. Mr. Lewis has
been charged with entertain ny socialis-
tic ideas because of the authorship of
the Parcels Post law, and his adVoc cy
OF the postallZation OF the telephone
and telegraph lines of this country; if
this constitutes socialism then we Leg
for more socialists among our states
men; and
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RHEUMATISM ARRESTED

. Many people suffer the torture, Of
lame muscles and suGcncd joints because
Of impurities in the blood, and each sue
cecdlug attack seems more HCut" until
fhrunatismhisInvalc the whole system.
TO arrest rhcumnti ~ IT is quite a. i'm
pDrtart toimpfoy" your general health as
10 purify your blood, and the cod liver oil
in Scott Emulsion is nature sgrcat blood
maker, while It's medicinal nourishnent
strengthens the organs to cTpcl the
impurities and uphuild your strength.
Scott. , Emulsion !, helping thousands
every day who could not find other relief.
Refuse the alcoholic substitutes.
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MlhJ6hAn MhndGo
Baltimore, Md.

IaS- A new schedule Of the Bel Air
and liavre de Grace Bus Line goes into
effect April 10. Call Harry N. Hop
kins for full information.
.rs Notice to Farmers Our factory
will be in operation daily beginning
April |. Open doors during working
hours Come in and see the goods
mixed without filler. Bel Air Ferti
lIzer Works, c. W. Jeffrey, Manager.
tsB' For Rent for Cash. Farm Of
| about . acres, situated about one.hali
mile from Carslns Run. Good dwelling
and necessary outbuildings. For par
tcuars apply to Henry Sellg, 1863 N
Castle Street. Baltimore, Md
lrT' For Sale Chestnut Shingles, all
under cover; selects $3.50, No. Is 49,
| seconds 81 per square, also Sheep Clip
pers. STREET. Bowman, Aberdeen, r.
+, d. No. 2
pD" For Sale One Ford Roadster,
one Maxwell Roadster, one Buick
passenger, and several others. j. S
Archer ut Hartford Garage. Bel Air.
lse' For Sale lioone County White
Seed Corn. +. II. West, Forest Hill,
| Md
l0s' For Sale Cheap. One II II. p
| Gasoline Engine. will run on coal oil
also one 7 II. 7. Gasoline Engine. Phone
or write j. d. Blackburn, Churchville,
Md
iaS' For Sale-B Boone County and
johnson County Seed Corn. A. &.
Ensor, Forest Hill, Md.
tsH' Why buy II snowy counterfeit
| when you can buy Buick or Dodge
Brothers Car. Can be seen at Hartford
Garage. Bel Air. Demonstration at
any time Archer Il Lee, Hartford
Garage. Bel Air.
lsS' West End Poultry Yards. Single
Comb Rhode Island Reds, large, vigor.
GUS birds, heavy laying strain. choice
breeding stock, Cockerels and Pullets.
liatching Eggs 10y the setting or 100.
Prices reasonable, satisfaction guaran-
teed. Come look them over Phone
l9-R Ambrose Armstrong, Aberdeen,
Md.
isis- For Rent The large RoIler.pro-
cess Flour and Feed Mill. and Saw Mill
connected Herewith, located at Reckord
on the Little Gunpowder, now doing a
large business. Pending its rental bust
ness will continue rs usual Apply to
A. Il. Whitaker. Bel Air. Md.
tos- The undersigned offers his services
to the people of Hartford County as
iirst-class Painter and Paper Hanger.
References furnished and work guaran.
teed. r. Thos. Boyer. Bel Air.
lEe- II you have Walnut Trees or Logs
to sell, write on phone Philip G.. Spen-
Ger, sol Rossiter Ave, Govans, for
John l.. Alcock 4 Co.
BAY Money to Loan on mortgage in
sums to suit. John ID. Worthington,
Attorney at Law.
hay Money to Lend on mortgage. Ap-
ply to Walter w. Preston, Attorney,
Bel Air.
la Having rented the fertilizer mills
at Reckordville, | am in position to send
for dead animals. A call over phone
from any one in either Hartford or Bal
timore Counties will bring the necessary
equipment for the delivery of same.
George W. Stamford.
as'Money to Loan on Mortgage in
sums 20 suit. W. Worthington Hopkins,
Attorney at Law. Bel Air. Md.
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Proposals Invited

Office Board OF County School Commissioners
Bal AIR, MI, April Il. 1915
Bios viii be received at this office up IN -
O'Clock NJ, WEDNESDAY MAY ard, for The
tearing down Of the one room Soho Building
al scarborO, IN the Fiith Election DISTRICT The
TRANSPORTATION OF and reconstruction OF same al
Benson, In the Third Election District. The
building may be obtained at this office
ne Board reserves the right to reject any or
BY order OF the Board
MILTON WRIGHT.
Secretary
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otmu me TWO o'u u'scarued tires ana
satisfactory WORK ana prices Ruarhh-
'eeu' H. T. huehh' hei AR MD
,..-Eor S.Io --IE az Oh ,ono u.ioa
r,mn,bv lin" na;r If nraG, JIdn On"
p'y 10 =. VI. 'I I,S' o'Eer paie arm
'ua, iI"pPe In'',"' "a W. 'rochet''
''arlhgtoh' Wa H. r. H.
tU-for Sale. Fresh Cow, second
eau also tons Mixed nay NJ john
son. Forest hi'i'
,Ss-Eor Col. Eino Reel co, d e.
p,gs n w wb;s,I.r R"t liz "''
80 " w. ""'ot'e', ''' '"'
n WcC"ma ao' RAJ ' 10 npp'S W W,,int''
Ranann Nj wv ''"' VI W. g. ''''''''
Wv" -
isy-For Remit Room Uouse in lar.
'naL'r SPi ;na opeim"H ~, ureHs
I"r ~ ''' "pP'S ~ ~ 'pe''''''
-
,,s.w.n,od A c,orL :, S,or. ,,;,L
r;anna H., dr,, o'd, u,nh VII
,n r;',ht ,a go p',r',..,'' vi
!" di nsn' pn n," a. p henerence MryPu're"'
''''e'' "o" ''o, lclIy man. "u'
,opi,;on a At. "a, Y nmxr y"TnR mhn'
I,ast " rnrarancas n% IT, y, Wnrise"n'
,dJ.aso d., . Eo,I', i ~ A., INP'' 'e'''' -
'''' ''' '''N - "''''o'' ''''
For S.le. - One, mar Work lIors.s
five wears old. also a hnr Driv,ng Maro
'N r =" '''"G MN sH"i note James
w. ""'''''' r"''eto''' WI
t.y For Rent Four Roam Hons,
"vIT ,oi r" a",e nI'" N Won" ie"ow ana
~ I've ~ ' y 4 , HTI NV W' my, Apply
E.r ~, ~ ~, C ni'an,'S'p "o%S.e' r",ts'
Md, k. u.
tos For Sale Eggs for setting from
select pens OF Barred plymouth Rocks,
Air, Md
-
Frees for Spring Planting Strawberry
Plants in best varieties, and other Small
Fruit Plants Of all kinds. Asparagus.
Rhubarb Hardy Shrubs and Ever,
green's. Grier Bros. Nurserymen.
SHEA, Bel Air.
tas- For Sale. Eight well.bred wear.
ling Grade Guernsey LETTERS. fin. vounp
bounds: four-year.oId Mule, weight
1850 pounds. j. Charles Rutlrdpe. II
d. Fallston, Md.
la. Wanted Salesman and Collector
Apply Singer Sewing Machine Co. s7l
y. Howard St, Baltimore. Md.
1870
!eS For Sale Eggs for Matching from
horns. c, A. Benson. lei Air,
,.pe, ony
"a ror sale ~ Far Kentucky Mules,
ceptionally fine animals, ready for work,
William Silver. Aberdeen, Md
..r,
.Sp TOT Shle Two Dung FRESH COWS,
price rehsohapie' j. /. stein, Belcamp.
,..s.Eor c.lo-S,II. S,;.po H.,
,b' I'D t, ,h ". Yin DEANS Jus.
t u r mai r. ny WEI ' n seq See, also "
~ g. p pr, " - pe' H''' "u'
: "o'''' -
tos wanted A settled, reliable white
woman 10 40 SeLeral mouse work. No
cooking OF waiting. Address BOX LOT,
nel AIT Md.
va FOR Sale-A par OF hne Young
Mules well matched. 1. I. Pratt,
fallstoh' Telephone.
on r h "" Sc heE nsn holsteih
%ul' uSim June, l3l". WhInutdale
X n nrr o'''1'' A RI pnns; q, ron.,ac
~ A.h q" n. nop wn VI hsorse
-,
VA FOR Sale Black Mare. years
9.d' weighs lz0O pounds. Frank o.
fo"rd' Forest mn
va FOR Kent Desirable Little Farm
Oh 81 acres located on the Bel AR road
near BLACK Gap, about IL miles from
baltimore ON state road Inns proper
" is improved ny three story frame
mouse ana necessary onthulIdlngs, A.
l. heiiy' failston, Md
va FOR Sale. Four head of Mules
ord Bros. Bel Air, Md
MN, -.
1s1 or sale. A great grand daugh-
daughters and sons :, the A. &. {. Club
Advanced Registry. Dam, Pansy of
Poplar Grove, age months, very
heifer Price Sl25, register.
ed and transferred. Poplar Grove
Farm, bel Air. Md.
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