DeathsRICHARD II’X\HVNSON

In tlu' (loath of Richard I)- Hynson,of Chv.*tvrtow n. wlmse ilhu** wa>noted in the WHIG. Kent county haslost one of her best and most beloveds< ms.

The papers of his home County joinin paying; loving tribute to his worthand nobility of nature.

Mr. Hynson died Sunday. June j.

after an illness of but little more thana week, aged years. His funeralwas held Tuesday week and was oneof the most largely attended that Kentcounty has ever known.

He is survived by his wife, who wasMiss Kninta A. Gilpin, whom he mar-ried in iSpj, and live children, and alsoby his aged mother and two sisters,Mrs, William M Sly and Mrs Mar-tern Rogers.

Ihe Kent News pat s hun tb s tri-

bute:—"lt was in the home life that thebeauty of Mr. Henson's character wasseen. If ever a star shone brightly inthe firmament, if ever a bud blossomedmto a flower, that star and that flowerwas Richard I). Hynson. There wasan aroma of affection and kindness inhis presence. He was fitly mated andwore his kingly crown with consum-ing modesty at the same time showingits jewels both rich and rare. Themost beautiful things in the world aretruth and friendship as shown in theacts of men. Souls are flooded withthe pure light of beauty when theethink of his charitable deeds intendedto be done in secret, an instance ofdevotion to principle, a loce of truthmanifested for its own sake. He cul-tivated the gentle charities of life anddid good wherever the opportunity of-fered. He was a friend in need to allmen and always cherfttl. He has leftan aching heart in many a breast whichonly “He who doeth all things well'’can ease.' 1

Whiil Our Reporter Saw In New Hork

A recent visit to one of the largestpaint factories in the world, disclosedmachinery that was producing 10,00 cgallons of Paint and doing it betterand in less time than too gallons couldbe made by hand mixing.

This was the celebrated L. & M.Paint.

The L. & M. Zinc hardens L, 6c M.White Lead and makes L. 6c M. Faintwear like iron for 10 or 15 rears.

g gallons L. 6c M. mixed with 3 gal-lons Linseed Oil makes 7 gallons c:Paint at a cc-t of less than $1.20 pergallon.

It any defect exists in L. 6c M. Pair.;will repaint house for noth’ng.

Donations of L. 6c M. nude :¦churches.

Sold bv K Pi. Prarer. Fiat- n;’

Ronev. North East; \V. P. CPort Deposit.

Weddingsspin Kurd;

Sassafras (dorre sp itdvticv. 1( liu "i the prettiest home wedding*

I tlu 'eaon took place at the honut Mr. and Mrs I. \\ l-'ord, near

-still Pond, on Wednesday' evening.June 5. at 5.30 o'clock, when tluirdaughter. \da AdiTiv. became tinbride of Mr. Irvmg Wright Spry, ofmar Sassafras The home wa- bvi.u-rtflllly decorated with evergreens and

ut flowers of various kind* Prompt-ly at the appointed hour, to the strainsof the wedding march, played by Mr-.Alice Ogden Hummeml. cousin of thebride, assisted by her brother on theflute, the bridal party entered the par-lor. The ushers, Me-srs Louis A.Dreka and William Ford, were thefirst to cuter the room, followed bythe groom and best man, Mr. W.Ford; then came the maid of honor.Miss Tessie Crew, and then the brideleaning on the ar mof her brother, bywhom she was given in marriage.Rev. T. S, Holt, a former pastor ofthe bride, performed the ceremony,under an arch of evergreens. Afterthe congratulations, the many guests

gathered in the dining-room, where re-freshments were served in abundance,by a caterer from Baltimore. Therewere more than one hundred guestspresent After the reception. Mr, andMrs. Spry started, amid a shower ofrice, for their new home near Sassa-fras.

There, is a good prospect for theestablishing of a ship yard at New-castle. Parties have been in the townrecently trying to secure option onland for such a plant. It is stated thata shipyard concern wanted the land re-cently bought by the Tropena SteelCompany chartered last week at $750,-000.

OAKWOODMr*. Howard Johnson is slowly im-

pr<-ving from an attack of scarlet lever,

Howard Reynolds' new house is al-c -1 completed,

.V! ilv playing hi the yard one day:.-l v ¦••¦ k. the two year old child ot

Mrs. Walter Jam *r, n ate s,,me nightshad which made the child very ill.Dr Reagan was summoned and ,-oon

n lieved the little one of it* suffering.Mi'* Alice Bennett recently met

with a painful accident by falling downthe .'cllar stair* and breaking her leg.but we arc glad to report that she i*impn wing

< btr fa r liters are endeavoring t" putt’u roads 111 order, as Ih. > are in r.vt ry bad condition, having been wash-ed considerably by the recent storms.

To Guard Susquehanna Fish

j Samuel F. Hudson, a member of thePennsylvania Legislature, has been incommunication with Corville ft. Hen-son and Walter R. Townsend, ofMaryland, in regard to the conferencebetween the commissions appointed by

j Maryland and Pennsylvania for thepurpose of framing legislation whichwill tend to protect and preserve thefish interest* of the two States in the

J two river- It has been arranged for! the Pennsylvanians to meet the Mary-I ami commission on Wednesday. June

jo, to make a joint inspection of the1 t'-rritory affected. Governor Stuart of

j Pennsylvania, i* much interested inthe subject, and may make the tripwith tin Pennsylvania commission.

Treated 1,000 Cases For RahiesI >r. \ (1 Kcirlc. director <d the

r.'iteiir Institute*. flaltinu rc. lia* cm-tdefed the treatment hi*anilth cim ii>r the prevention "t hy-

I dr--pin dea. In th* i.nno c;i- *> treated.Iwn h e d ¦ • ¦ rah

<.f the<e Ind chn*nie PirijLflil** diseaseMti 'i'i- takinvr the tr< atincnt. !)r

K "r't * rep'irt h..\v< that I.W • ' theI ciM s \ve’-e 1itt n by air'mak that |j r. liirl Tht \vm '* weri indicted I

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NervousIndigestion j

The action of diges-tion is controlled hynerves leading to thestomach. When they areweak, the stomach is de-prived of its energy. Ithas no power to do itswork. If you want per-manent relief, yon mustrestore this energy. Dr.Miles’ Nervine restoresnervous energy, and givesthe organs power to per-form their functions.

“For many years I was an acutesufferer from nervous Indigestion; atlimes I was so despondent life seemedalmost a burden. I tried all kinds ofremedies and various physicians withlittle or no relief, until one night lastsummer I saw Dr. Miles’ Nervine anaHeart Cure advertised. 1 resolved tomake one more trial which I did inthe purchase of one bottle of Nervineand one of Heart (hire. In a few daysJ began to feel better, which encour-aged me so much that I continued themedicine until I had taken more thana dozen bottles. I am very much im-proved In every way; in body, mindand spirits since. I make a specialpoint to recommend the medicine, ana1 Del a sincere pleasure in knowingthat several persons have been bene-fited through mv recommendations,**

A. S. MELTON, Ashville, N. C.Dr. Miles’ Nervine Is sold by your

druggist, who will guarantee that thefirst bottle will benefit. If it fails, hewill refund your money.

Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, IndI

:: THE ELKTON HARDWARE STORE I? •

.. Offers Window Screens and Doors in keep out the pe>- 4.¦ tifeious fly ami the festive uiOMjitilo—Popular prices. J

*' Oil and Gasoline Stoves~ Oil ami Gasoline Stores keep llie house coo! ami the cook compos f

ed—Lowest prices. 4. '• • Enameled Ware•• Kmerald Hnameled Ware the hesi in the Market. If ton trv a 4*• • piace you will want more. •!*

T Lawn Mowers T.. Lawn Mowers and Sickles, Grass Shears, Rake l Hoes and Shovels 4, . for the Lawn and Garden—Lowest Prices. J.'* Lawn and Field Fence• *

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~ Lawn and Field Fence, Poultry Netting, all heights,'

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• Xt/rsery Re frigerat ors T• * Nursery Refrigerators a great comfort for the sick room ora picnic 4*•• —J2.25 #2,75 #5.00. J.**

Hammocks 4*• •

, , Hammocks in all styles and all prices—but the lowest. T.. Fly Xets T• • Fly Nets for the Horse—7sc. to J3.00. X•• Let u* have your inquiries. 4,•• Prompt attention and satisfaction guaranteed, otherwise jour 4,• • uionev refunded 4

:: SAMUEL H. KINO 0 0 Elkton, Maryland |

; v cA New Orleans woman was thin. <QiBecause she did not extract sufficient $

nourishment from her food.A j*.

to°k *s'co **,

-r Emulsion. X |Result: d I

'i f -'¦¦ She gained a pound a day in weight.

( I ALL DRUGGISTS: 50c. AND SI.OO

the cnso treated 719 were males anti281 females. 32.? were children under10 years old. Ihe youngest patientwas 7 months old and the oldest 82year-

School CommissionersIhe following bills were approved

and ordered to be paid:I hiyckinck, Sterrett (J Co ?6,6t1 laniel Hawke 9.00Mrs. Annie Fryer 250Maurice Cole, rent, I’erryville. . 72.00 1I homas M. Hague, fencing Acad-

emy 1.25Mm Chidester. rent. Xo. 7.3 d.. 500W .1 C. Dittany Co., b00k5.... 3,78I at lor \ Reynolds. Colored In-

dustrial 2.78Cecil County Xews 11.52F. \V. Tat lor 8.00.1. 11 Jackson, repairs, Xo. 7,

Seventh 10.00

Appeal 7.68J. M. Ash 10.00

0. D. Crothers j... too

J. L. Moore 7.85Cecil Star, stationery 22.00M Hartnett 5.00

Adourned,GEO. BIDDLE, Secretary.

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Here is Relief (or WomenMother Gray, h nurse in New York.discov-

ered an aroinalle pleasant hern cure forwomen's ills, called AI)STR ALIAN-LEAF,it is tin- only certain monthly regulator,Cures female weaknesses and liackache.Kidney, gladder and i'rlnary I muhles. Atall druggists or by mail, 50 cents, sampleKItKK. Address, The Mother Gray Co.,1. el toy. N. V.

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/¦> FOR MARIANDaTH[I..C Zt.Cft NORTH CAPITOL ST. A

CARLOADOF

CULTIVATORSThe biggest invoice of wheel Cultivators ever brought intothis County. I have now in my warehouse

75 NEW-AGE RIDING CULTIVATORS

W Inch 1 can dispose of at jobbers prices, having boughtin such large quanity—AND THEY ARE GOING FAST.

| J. H. SMITH, CECILTON - - MARYLAND

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I Price s Bulletin^SUMMER SPECIALS

i) FAWN'S Lot Scent goods. ", cents vatd. j12 L and cent Lawns

aMADRAS—-Yard wide, sliort lengths, 10

CHILDREN’S DRESSES—If you haven'tr |-~y-7 \ JTT time to make up the goods, we are show-

¦! \ | > n g a full line of Children’s Dresses, made“*¦ styles ot Gingham, Lawns,

Voils and Piques. Price, 50c. to $3 each.

UNDERWEAR —Muslin Underwear at last season’s prices—onlypossible because we placed large orders before the advance inmuslin. MONEY SAVED by buying here. Anticipate yourfuture wants. We cannot duplicate the goods at present prices.

MUSLIN—“Fruit ot the Loom,” “Lansdale,” yard wide goods,11 / cents per yard by the piece only. Still have yard wide un-bleached muslin for 5 cents per yard.

TAPLE OIL CLOTH in colors, regular width, 12C cents peryard. CHEAP.

Grocery DepartmentSeven pounds Good Santos Coffee for sl.Table Tumblers, 12 cents dozen—only one dozen to each pur-

chaser—none to dealers.We are paying highest price for Fresh Eggs and Prime Lard.

Do your buying here and SAVE MONEY.

FRANK P. PRICEMain and Bow Sts., Clkton. Maryland

Jewett Refrigerators- . . ..... —l

Glass and Galvanized lined; Oiland Gasoline Stoves; Summer LapSpreads; Elwood Wire Fencing.

The Roger Witworth Hardware Co.,Main 6 Bridge Streets. : ELKTON, MD.

CECIL WHIG ELKTON, SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 19 0 7

HENRY VINSINGERFuneral DirectorAND DEALER IN FURNITURE

FURNITURE— Large and complete line. Bedroom S its, Coucl.es. Ex-tension Tables, Etc.SEWING MACHINES—Xone better—White (Jueen and Domes:.c. Askfor our prices.CARPETS AND MATTINGS—Our Mattings are all new. pretty j ..tterns.Axminster Carpets: Moquet; beautiful line of Ingram: n .. e and h.

PICTURES--. MI kinds of framing done to o-der.

Undertaking Department Fully Equipped

sr HOUB ELKTON, MARYLAND

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Your Eye,/*will not tire and ache if fitted with theproper Glasses.

So many times headaches, dizziness, insomnia, blurringvision, etc., are attributed to stomach disturbances, andafter medical treatment they still persist.

These Conditions Are Frequently Brought About By

Eye-strain and Respond Almost immediately to Its CorRECTION BY SUITABLE GLASSES.

_ __ Your Eyes AcheI ri j Your Eyes Smart and BurnI n You Can Use Your Eye./-I I Only a Short Time

Print Blurrs, Etc.Consult Our Opticians and let us adjust suitable Glassesfor you.

MILLARD F. DAVISJEWELER OPTICIAN

Established i79 9 and II E. Second Street

J WILMINGTON, DEL.

New Invoice of

White Plaid MuslinsNainsooks and Dimities

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These are the Latest Goods for WaastsI

10,12*2,15,20 and 25 cents per yd.

Imperial Zephyr Chambray, 30 inches wide,.! 15 cents per yard. Choice New Patterns! Plain Colored Zephyr Ginghams and Bates

Seersuckers, 12 Irik

Full Stock of Lancaster Apron GinghamsPlain White Nainsooks, India Linons,

Persian and French Lawns, Batiste,Linens and other White Goods. The newest

things to be had. Look in at

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| Deering Harvesting Machinery Ipi iii

BINDE.R TWINE. |si §!

Re pairs for Binders and MowersPITTSBURG ELECTRIC WELD PENCE

| Ralph 11. Reessi Chesapeake City Maryland. ?!i

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Elkton Marble and Granite WorksWork set up anywhere, in the county or out

I invite you to call and inspectmy large and complete stock of

Monuments Tombstones and Cemetery EnclosuresEstimates cheerfully furnished upon application

Secure My Pricesbefore purchasing elsewhere : it willsave you money

J. H. SLOAN Elkton, Md.

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