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ious districts of the county are as
TUESDAYS Meeting, April 18th.

Tuesdays Meeting, April 18th.
The Board of County Commission
ers met Tuesday, April 18th, all the
members present. The meeting was
called to order by President Skinner.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved
Mr.. John E. Patton headed a dele
cation from East New Market dis
trict and requested the Board to have
the road extended from Green Point
to the road, leading to the Secretary
road, worked with the road machine.
Mr.. w. o. Bradley made applica-
ton for road, under the Shoemaker
Law; submitting petition and bond
for 10 per cent. of the cost of the
road desired, said road to extend
from Eldorado to the State Aided
Road and filed the required papers.
Mr.. R. V. Wheatley was before the
Board in the interest of the contem-
plated road from Galestown to
Wheatley's Camp Ground.
Mr.. Jones, of Rhodesdale, was
present and sought the assistance of
the Board in determining the loca-
ton of the county road along his
land.
Mr. John w. t. Webb, of Vienna,
requested the Board to furnish shells
for the road from Vienna to Chicane,
a distance of about one and a half
miles-shells for this purpose having
been promised several years ago. Mr.
Webb agreed to see that the shells
be put on the road free of cost to the
county.
Mr.. S. T. Waller presented an ap-
plication, supported by petition, for
the construction of a road under the
Shoemaker Law, from Reliance to
John N. Wright's saw mill, a distance
OF TWO miles, under requirements of
said law, papers filed.
Mr.. Gilbert B. Porter appeared be-
fore the Board and made the state
ment that the salary of the Farm
Demonstration will be paid out of
funds from National and State sour
ces, from October 1, 1916, by virtue
of a law recently enacted by the Cen
eral Assembly of Maryland, in the
session of 1916.
Mr.. H. A. Stevens was present and
advised the Board that his friends
have agreed to contribute twenty
five dollars for assistance in putting
culvert and filling up the road with
dirt, near Pinetop, which met the ap-
prevail of the Board.
Mr.. F. H. Fletcher, attorney, was
present and effected an adjustment
of the bill of one hundred, ninety
eight dollars of H. H. Wright's es-
tate, against the County Commission
ers, through a compromise by which
the Board will pay one hundred, for
ty-eight dollars and sixty-three cents.
The Board adjourned to meet
Tuesday, April 25th, and will also be
in session on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, April 26, 27 and %.
VIM. P. BECKWITH, Clerk.
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NERVOUS BREAKDOWN
Stamford, Conn.,, Nurse Tells How
She Found Health.

Stamford, Conn.-'1 am a nurse
and suffered from nervous break
down. l haG no appetite and could
not sleep at night, and nothing SEEM
ed to help me. By chance l heard of
Vinol, and after taking the first bot
tie I noticed an improvement, and
four bottles made ME well and
strong, it gave me a hearty appetite,
SO I can sleep soundly night or day.
/ consider Vinol wonderful tonic"
Edith R. Forbes, Stamford, Conn.
The reason Vinol is so successful
in overcoming such conditions is be-
cause it is constitutional remedy
and goes to the seat of the trouble.
1t is the greatest strength creator We
know-due to the extractive medici-
nal elements of fresh cod livers with
out oil, combined with peptonate of
iron and beef peptone, all dissolved
in a pure medicinal wine.
We have seen so many wonderful
recoveries like this right here in
Cambridge caused by Vinol, that we
feel perfectly safe in offering to re-
turn money in every such case where
Vinol fails to benefit.
C. P. Craig & Son, Druggists, Cam
bridge, Md.-Adv.
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EASTER PARADE RIVALS
ATLANTIC CITY
Cambridge Displays Springs Latest
Decree in Annual Exhibition OF
Millinery And Dresses.

Atlantic City, with its thousands
of visitors displaying costumes OF
every hue and design conceivable,
did not surpass Cambridge in its an
nual Easter showing of up-to-the-
minute bonnets, dresses and shoes.
According to the proportionate size
of the two cities, the town on the
Choptank had an exhibition which
was the equal of that of the City-by-
the-Sea.
There is one decided difference in
the two fashion shows and this con-
trast becomes more evident every
year. Atlantic City, oyerrun with
people from all parts of the coast and
many inland States, takes pride in
it's variety of styles, ranging to the
most daring costumes woman can
possibly don, while the gentler sex
of Cambridge refuses to appear in
dresses which attract attention be-
cause of their unusual cut or gaudy
color. This is the individuality
which characterizes the appearance
of the women of this town, gaining
for them the reputation of being well
attired upon all occasions.
Yesterday morning the churches OF
Cambridge were crowded and the
view one had from the pulpit re-
sembled flower farm, with myriads
of rosebuds, violets, forget-me-nots
and various other flowers in cultiva-
ton, while the music from the choirs
and the sweet Easter tidings from
the ministers caused the congrega-
lions to wonder if they were sitting
in reproduction of paradise. The
afternoon promenade was especially
interesting to the observer. The
women's suits were principally of
dark colors, worn with wonderful
large hat effects, which were adorn-
ed with gay ribbons, birds of many
colors or flowers. A corsage of VIC
let's, or sweet peas, and beautiful
boots of light shades, made the cos
tune complete.
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PARDON NOTICE
THE STATE OF MARYLAND
Office of Secretary of State.

To All Whom it May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that appli-
cation has been made to the Cover
nor of Maryland for the pardon or
parol of Scott Jones, who was con-
yicted at the November term, 1915,
of the Circuit Court for Dorchester
county, of larceny, and sentenced to
the Maryland House of Correction
for a period of one year.
The Governor will take up the
said case for final decision on or af-
ter Thursday, April q, 1916, until
which time protests against such ap-
plication will be heard and the pa
pers filed will be open to inspection
at the discretion of the Governor.
BY order of the Governor.
THOS. w. SIMMONS,
Adv. Secretary of State.
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NOTICE TO PURLIC.

The Cambridge Building and Loan
Association will be ready to COM
mence business in a few days, and we
would like to have those who are
contemplating building and desire to
borrow money on mortgage consult
us regarding same.
VIM. H. Medford, Pres.
C. Guy LeCompte, Treas.
Adv. 4-6-tf.
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The Board of County Commission
ers met Tuesday, April 18th, 1916,
with a full Board present. The meet
ing was called to order by President
Skinner. The minutes of the last
meeting were read and approved with
the accompanying reports.
A delegation, headed by Mr. \.
Halle Creighton, from Hooper'S Is
land, was present and requested the
Board to furnish shells for the part
of the public county road from Mr..
Creighton's residence to Mr.. Jno. L.
Jones store. The petition presented
by Mr.. Creighton was filed for future
consideration by the Board.
Mr.. VIM. r. Lewis was present and
secured from the Clerk statement
of the property owned by others, al
though owned by him, and on which
he has been paying the taxes for sew
eral years through his neglect to
have the same transferred to the
proper owners.
Mr.. Joseph B. Andrews was pres
ent and requested the Board to name
a committee to lay down and order
the construction of a public county
road on the east side of the B., G. &
A. r. R., from Elwood Station to the
county road leading from Cabin
Creek to Williamsburg. Motion was
made by Commissioner Hackett, sec
onded by Commissioner Mears,to ap-
point commission for said purpose.
After some discussion it was put be-
fore the Board by President Skin
ner, but it failed to meet the approx
al of a majority of the Commission
ers.
Mr. J. Holiday Murphy was be-
fore the Board and represented the
pressing necessity of asking the
Board for more money for the bene-
fit of the schools, and the Commits
sioners, thereupon, directed the clerk
to issue a warrant upon the Treasur-
er to pay to the School Commission
ers the sum of two thousand dollars.
Mr.. Edgar Phillips and Judge Muir
ply requested the Board to continue
road improvements from Henry's
Cross Roads to Hollands Cross
Roads, now that road work is under
way near that section of the county,
but they were advised that previous
arrangements made it impossible to
comply with their request, at pres
ent, owing to other applications for
oIdIC d1uCu looSlS III etuN chSS VI thSii
request.
Assessors were appointed as fol-
flows:
Duncan l.. Noble, vice Harry P.
Spillman, resigned, in District No. f.
Granville Smith, vice F. F. Wind
sor, resigned, in District No. 10.
Mr.. Shade Stevens was present and
requested the Board to direct i'm
provements of the road from Will
liamsburg towards fredericksburg with
the road machine.
The Board passed a resolution to
pay George Marine, of Brookview,
fifty dollars, in compensation of
damages to his property resulting
from road construction work.
Mr.. H. A. Stevens called attention
of the Board to the condition of the
road, near Pinetop, and recommend
ed putting in a culvert, and filling in
with dirt; at the same time, express
ing the opinion that the people in
the neighborhood would probably
contribute either money or labor to-
wards this work, whereupon, the
Board requested Mr.. Stevens to as
certain the amount of assistance he
can command and report later.
Bills were received, examined and
ordered paid, as follows, amounting
-
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We'll have some GOOD weather
after a while; better order your
spring suit now at Schroeder's. Tele-
phone 409-J. over Peoples Bank
Adv. 3-31-tf.
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NOTICE!

have opened the barber shop at
200 Race street, Applegarth's old
stand, and will be glad to see all old
customers. Will continue to give
tickets on a $500 Gold Piece, to be
given away. LEE ELLIOTT,
Adv. 4-21-tf The Barber
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MEETING OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS

Several DELEGATIONS Were Before The
Board Asking For Shells And 9th
er Road improvements - New
Roads Wanted i'm Different Parts
OF The County.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR SALE-15 shares stock Farm
ers X Merchants National Bang Cam
bridge. X, care Banner. 24-6t.
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FOR SALE.

House at 1873 Mill ST., with lot 81
by It's it. Good. comfortable home,
with garage and stable in rear. Will
sell at reasonable terms-Thomas c.
Ross-Adv 4-11-tf.
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The Farm Contains
2O5 Acres of Land
More or Less, as Follows,

About IS acres arabic land. 10 acres
in timber, heavy set in pine, oak and
gum and 20 acres of solid salt marsh.
1t has about a mile of water front
on the Little Choptank river and Par
sons Greek, facing Chesapeake Bay.
On the creek side it has a cove inside
the shore line, with outlet to creek,
where oysters have been successfully
propagated, mot subject to any tax.
being within the farm limits.)
improvements consist of a large six
room dwelling, barn and all necessary
outbuildings. Has small orchard of
fruit About 20 acres are now in hay.
The farm has been rented for 1916, but
immediate possession can be had if
desired.
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W SCyJVO. %
G. c. Insley, bridge supplies. IS 1926
Hoffman, Pylant Co, supplies. 10
Telephone Co, phone service. 1918
Geo. Marine, for damages. 5000
Earle Wiley, wk Cam. draw. 1900
w. T. Whiteley, ferry service. 1000
Treas of Md, hospital acct. 1886
w FL. Spedden, cashier int. ac 10000
L. =. Ashton, inquest acct. 500
Thos. T. Lewis, inquest acct. LOO
Jas. w. Parks inquest acct. -. 100
j. ID. Parks, inquest acct. 49,. 100
s. H. Matthews, inquest acct LOO
w. W. Ruark, inquest acct. LOO
Christy Ruark, inquest acct. LOO
w. c. Hooper, inquest acct. -. 100
Jas. S. Tyler, inquest acct. LOO
John G. Bramble, inquest acct. 100
Edwin c. Tyler, inquest acct. 100
Geo. w. Murrell, inquest acct. LOO
Lewis Stokes, inquest acct. 100
T. H. Parket, ferry services. $50
Camb. Record, printing. ... $500
Dem & News, printing acct. 1900
Guy. Davenport, labor, team. 6O25
w. w. Wiley, shells for road. 1852
Ivy Mcnamara, shells for road. $500
w. I. Willis, supplies, etc. LAO
10. K. c.. Brannock, labor. 49,. 1854
S. S. Andrews, Syracuse pillow. 500
W Fl. Wheatley, labor. team. 1850
X. 'Hughlett, Jr., haul shells. 100
A.; I. Lewis, labor. team. 49,. 2942
II Rmmey aG labor set feam s7s5
2. w. Dennis, frt. on shells. 1902
e f. Slacum. labor, team. 2050
J. A Stewart, labor, team. 1928
Norman Wingate. labor. 6SO7
h Corkran, team drivers. 41.37
J. D. webster, labor, team. 110.7S
VIM. Lewis, shells for road S242
G.. HI. Marine, repair machine 43O
Jno. Bramble, labor team. -. 2l9O9
G. w. McWilliams. labor, team 1435
ernest Z1ppe, labor, team. $500
Perry Windsor, shells for road. 514S
Phllllps HdW. Co. supplies. 1869
Norman Short, labor team. -. 21S7
Norman Wingate, labor. 31.31
= WllllamS, labor, team. 1900
corner Meredith, labor, team. $3.50
G. NJ. Wiley, labor. team. 49,. 20.7O
l. b Phillips Co, shells. ... 5000
n. S. Stack, labor. .... 2725
Nanaman Sign System, painting LOO
DOR. Co, use of county team. 1850
Henfy Corkran, la Dor. 6S.47
school Comm, school acct. 2000. 90
me Paul Co, supplies. ........ so
HOFFMAN, Pylant Co.,wrk. at Jail 215O
W. E. Hearn. treas, Cam. acct. 65.19
Tom Dunnock, work on road 1860
The Board authorized and direct
ed V. Calvin Trice, counsel to the
Board, to prepare resolution to be
submitted to the Board at the meet
ing on Tuesday, April 18th; the said
resolution to contain a form of Bond
for the one hundred, twenty thous-
and dollars worth of bonds, the is
sue of which was authorized by the
General Assembly of 1916, an adver-
tisement for the sale of the bonds,
and an order for their issue.
The assessors of property in the
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TERMS OF SALE One thousand
dollars cash on day of sale; balance in
two equal instruments of nine and
eighteen months, secured by interest
bearing notes, satisfactory to the I'M
dersigned, or all cash, at option of the
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Get your spring sui Is made at
Schroeder's. SIS up-Adv 3-3l-tf.
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Tuesday, May 9th, 1916

between the hours of 1 and o'clock p.
m, all that lot or parcel of land sltua-
ted in Cambridge, dorchester county,
Maryland, on the SoutheaStN ard corner
of Washington street and Pine street,
extended, fronting forty feet on said
Washington street, and running back
with said Pine street, extended, about
one hundred and ten feet, and bounded
as follows: On the northward side by
Washington street, on the southwark
side by "a lot belonging to William l..
Dean, on the eastward side by a lot of
land belonging to James Hubbard, and
on The westward side by said Pine
street extended; being the same land
which was conveyed to Jonas w. Hen
ry by Henson Henry and wife, by deed
dated on the 30th day OF January,
1906 and recorded among the Land
Records of Dorchester county, in Liber
c. H., No. 81, folio 63l.
This land is improved by a combina-
ton store and dwelling, and also an
other dwelling, all of which rent for
$40 per month, and there is also room
for another building lot.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash on
day of sale, balance in twelve months,
on interest bearing note, with approx
ed security; or all cash, at purchasers
optibn. Title papers at expense of pur-
chaser w. IRVING MAZE,
w. J. Vincent, Auct Attorney.
bril- 22-25-27-29. NJ. 2-4-6-S.
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Public Sale
OF VALUABLE
Dwelling & Store
Property

L will offer at public auction, to the
highest bidder, clear of all encum-
brances, at the Court House door, Cam
bridge, Maryland, on
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Tuesday, April Is, 1916

between the hours of L and O'Clock
p. m., all the following real estate. A
mortgage of $4,000 is now on this farm
which can remain or be paid off, at
option of purchaser.
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Public Sale
OF VALUABLE
Waterfront
Farm

Having discontinued farming, 1 will
sell at public sale, to the highest bid
der. my farm, situated in the 10th. or
Madison, Election district, of Dorches-
ter county, at the Court House door,
in Cambridge, Maryland, on
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Tin Rofenberger; 2. @seprGfibent
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Seiter; Getretdr, Siram Snssfs;
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MilIer, gbp. 3. aaelin, G6us. soep.
fer, WaIter DaIter unb 9. u. WeiL
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