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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-03

@u!6tnqton, g., 2. Sanuor.
SIN &riegS Departement f;no ieit
bsr gefrigsn 9tpeife bss 8ererals
Dis teire peitersn g}udrihten aus
Qtanila empfanqer poroen. 0ieSa6z
Iuge lit um 10 peinli6er, neil man auf
renigTtens einsn ooer 3pei Sage feline
Reutgfeiten DON SSlpilo erparten fam,
auBer in oam unIpa6rT4sinli6an Sal
Ie, oaB bic Qmarifarer 6ei einem 2unz
0un9sDerIu6e 3uriidGeIAlugen mir
ben uno eineu biretten RId3u5 naA
MuniIa antrsten miiBten. Wfan gIuu6t
bier iibrigen5 ri6t, baB @snerul Wttlz
ler 70 I4rofT 9egen Die sSniurgenten
auFgatre!en lit, ula Die geItrigen Be
ri6te aus W}anild duqdbsn. Bd6z
renb er arQenIfeinLi9 ent56Ioiien 1T,
bic SnIurgsn!en n;ft fcrmsa dn3uers
tenren, um unierer Regierung etpuigs
8utiinfti8e 9erleqenfsiten gu erIparen,
pirD er, ME man bier ii6er3sugt lit.
bpt taum 8u eirem ioforti8en 2lngriif
itreiten, uro ofns 3peiIel perDen Die
SnTurg@nten i'm f6limmIten Safe aus
Slpilo 3uriidraifsn, o6re es gu OFFez
nan Standardization fpmmen gu laIz
ZEN, Tal6It 1penn Iie noh feline birette
8eTsfIe oa3u BON 2tquinulOo er6alten
1a6en.
ganaral Otis fat einen 5pe5ieIer
Gpten bon MuriIa abgeI6id:, tpeI6er
Dem 8eneruL Wli[ler bic neusIten Snz
Itruttipnen oes 8rGiibenten na6 Slot
10 6rinot. S6gIei6 Die gsumten Ds5
&rieqs Departments gu 9luu6sn
Oorge6en, bob bic 0irren Ouf ben9biz
lippinen O6ne t6at5G6li6e 6eino!eligz
te;tan in's 8eire Qebroft perbsn t0nz
nsn, lit benrof pa8 20. synFarteriez
Gagiment aug Sort 2eapenport6, &5.,
na8 San fSran3isco 6sproert nOr0en,
um BON bort aus fofort nod Wun;la
ein9eI6ifft 3u trerben. OaS 3. u. %.
81. .Fanterie Resimsrt iollen 10 rUfh
dls m0qli9 naffolQen. 2luBeroem
ba6en rpf orei SynTanterie 8egimsnz
ter baS f., u. un0 IT,, 8sfe6l CUR
gl5raiie nlh ManiIu, iaoeIfen perben
b:sIe ii6er Rep 0orf uro ben Sue5@
aonot gefsn. Sic ToGen am II. bs.
l}t5. in Netp Nort auT ben Sran8z
port 3ampFern rW}o6ile" unO n0}Os
6atpt" einq:I6ifFt tpsroen. 8ensrulz
major canton, Ter 6elo BON Gl SQnep,
miro Oit[e expedition 6e9leiten.
8RneraI8toS in 80 rila
argefommen.
N&a0rio, 2. sSanudr. - 8enerdt
Rios. Der frii6sre IpuniIds gsfsbISz
6a6er pon S5lc;io, telsgropbirt, oaB er
gu U2on;lu unQifommen lit, na6oem
er bic 8iIapos oynIeIn unO ben n0roz
Iifen 3f:tl Ser 'NTel N&inoanaD boQs
ItGnoi9 garGumt, unb IA Sorts, Ippie
bic &anpnen6pot 6lptiQe auf oem
2ano Gee in bic Quft geIprengt fat.
gr fiigt az, oaB 155 IpaniI6e SoloQz
ten gu 3lm6aonga untsr Dem 8ene=
raj N}ontero ccn3entrirt Iino. G6e
er bic 6:Itur9sperte BON Slpilo rdumz
te, rarnte er Die ;5n{ursenten, OaB er
Die gdn3e 'Staot bam gro6ooen glei6
MAIDEN tperbe, penn tie einen ein3igen
Sf,uB auf feline d6aieGenben Qeute abz
Fsusrten. Der 8ensr1l piro Ii6 am
II. b5. N}!S. ouf einsm Sran8ports
9umpfer mad 'Spanien eini6iifsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-03
glns brubruOrr @rfubr cntfummrn.
Sirfa 100 2r69iter in e:nem brennenz
Den @ru6ennerte sia32IdIoIIea,
bo3 IflieBl.6 IGmntli9 ger2tt:t.

GartinpiGGe, SQs,, 2. San. -
lin 49 llbr 9eute fri1 firgen Die
,Sipple=" unD Die O6eren Werte Der
nGarlinDiller &o6len5s6e" nabe hteIis
ger StaOt 6euer, uno Die 6lainmen
Derbreiteten fitb 10 raid, OaB BON @nz
fang an feline Qu5f6t eTiItirte, Die
8uuli6teiten bor 3erTt0rung gu ret
ten. gs beFanoan Ii6 CUR 3sit 70 Bis
so g(r6eiter i'm Snnern ber8yube. unb
es lit Ie6r FragIi3, c6 Tie gsrettet per=
BEN t0nnen. 6urOerte DOn Wtdnrtrn.
9Eruuen uno &inbern, ipal6e 2lnge56z
rias unter ben atngeT9lofenen 8ruz
6erar6sitern fa6sn, iino auf Ser
8ranbItGtte DarIammelt, uHO Die grDBz
te Q(uFregung 6erri4t. Die Slammen
purben bur9 ba8 llmT4iitten elmer
QuuntitGtSsl, pelfes auf einemSfen
i'm ,8ipple" seE:i3t pur0e, psruria4t.
Der oSippIe" mar nit &p6Ien gefiiGt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-03
Gmpfang i'm 93alaIt.

gnptdn9 I'm Pdlalt.
9dDunu, 2. Sanuar. - Die
Soloaten elmer gompagnie D2s Synz
Diana Reginrent8, pel6e pG6rano
Der geItrigea 8arloe cu6unii6e Stag
9sn ffpenft2n, IinD ni9t bsr6uftet
porOen, p;e es auerit bieB. Sine I'm
lerfu6urg erga6, ouB Die 6laggen
ourG @ubaner an bic SolDuten per-
tGeiIt purDen. unD DAB Die 2eBteren
tie in Der 2uft I6pentten, p6ne etpas
Qr9es Du6et gu benfan. sic 6eubIi9z
tigten bur6aus feline Oemonitratton.
% 6epaffnste cubuniIte Reiter i6loIz
len Ii6 Der 9araoe am PrdbO an uno
rittsn nit bis an ben GentrulyPart.
S9r @rideinen perurId6te groBen@nz
tbuiiasmus.
8rei scsleute hss S6la6tT6iffes
y3eras" ruDerten nm II ll6r geItern
Nu6mittd9 nadl oem 8rad be8
rN}atns" uno 3ogen cine grOBe amsrtz
tanii6e 6Iagge tuI bemieIben auT.
Die S6iffe i'm 6afen IaIutirten Die
6.ag9e. 3par3ig Wtitglieoer Der cH=
0an5Ifsn Syunia, in 8eieQI4aft&zQaz
3iigsn, itarpsn 6ei ben amerttonii6sn
9anerGlen, pG6renb oieIel6en Die
amsrituntI6en Rapue pailiren lieBen.
5eute 6errI6t DoLlitGnO;ge 9tu6a in
Ger StaDt, unb psrn trgeno psI9e
l1n3ufrieoen6eiI unter Den 9u6anern
odrii6er eriftirte, puB Die nOn i6nen
6eobIiatigten 75sitl;6teiten Derbo!en
ober neniqItens perIfoben puroen,
10 iit DieIel6e ieBt DarFhnunOsn. 9as
3pIz, 8oItz unD 3elegrupbnpeTen.
iptp:e Der gdn8e RegierungsOilnIt perz
zen ieBt Don Q(merttanern nit 9iilfs
IpantI&sr unD cu6uniI6er QngsIt2lltea
geleitet. OberIt 8liB, Der ameritaniz
Tfe 3olcpuettor, 1T Don Wa1hing!On
aus inItruirt porDen, teinen Qmeritaz
ner au untergeorbnsten Stellen in GU
taniT6en 3oQdmtern gu ernenmn,
Ipn0arn nur @u6aner p0er lSpdnter.
Der 9alait lit elmer 9riinolifsn 3et>
nfquna unO Renopirung beoiirftig,
uno 9aneral 8roote pirD i6n ba6ay
erIt na6 elmer ODER 3pei Wo9eR be-
3ie6en. Sobdlb Die neue 0tuni3ipalz
PpLi3ei ppqItdnbtg Or9aniiirt 1T, pirb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-03

geenn Oies Der SAL, lit es
mi6t tb6ridt, einc Grfdl'
tltng so Uerma6lGiitgem ?
gGifIen sic, SaB Oieielbe in ei-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-03

ntittet 8egelt 9mitet, Grs
fdItumgeat atatO 2Iffeftio'
nen Oct 9,atlge, ipel6e
2ttsSebru1t9 OerltrIa6em.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-03
GtncS innscS MaHneS Grfabrnns.

@rpotGOu. BEN H. Cftober 1907
so fptTDs Sbusu bier msius Symphonic btihrtis
ben. SD bin y Sabre alt NIECE $50 9iuub, bin
cd3s 6uB 0rob, babe Duute!brauucs 9aur, R6rp,r
unp Gl,otr lang uHO blanf, SbUibt I'M guH3sU
Rorpcr, idWer I'M GOpt uuo Summn in BEN Cbs
rem, S9mtrItn ttbtr otn Iu5tn, 0as gtiBe IN ben
NuOtH stIbi6, bic @cut unrtlu unO ctti0, G,lbs
,}un0e nit ciuem nttSsH ucbCluQ, fOrtlDlbrcuDes
Rduiperu nm 0tu ouls rein Bu bGlttu, ldbcr iciz
FBcupcr sdltim 9uuftr uuo uHoere Gri6cinunQcu
pOr ben @uVcu, ibnGts IuatH. beuurubigenOs
Jrlums, Icrpoftdt, S6lGirj0ttit, ols 9trldHQsu,
laUQs i'm @stt 5u lleQsH, oes NIOrQtns btW Nuis
htbtn Oumpic5 uHO i9UCrcs GeiIbI i'm R0pit, biz
Gingtptpc JurptitH Dcritopit unD ju anDtrcH 3es
ten rtQulGrs, jtItUeillGe 9lsmlge ausideiOungtH
aus OsH GiHgeDeIOtn 6iuHtH IN Der Naut, SUDDEN,
iblebter @titmad I'M DIunot, gSounJlu GtgcH
Wrb5it unb neiblidt GCieuidait Yorliebe ir bic
6iuiumfcit, Dumpis, ihUer: tupiOe uU0 iblGirigs
gticstbitjgtcit bl0ies, bdgercs @tfbt, 0aiCublus
ten, 0abtbpsiB, &trlaHaca nab oitlem 99ahtrs
triufcu muulclbaftcr Nppttit lbredlbc Giubl=
ouuQen nab psm SbldiugCbGu. rs fnO Jest adjt
Sabre 6sr oab fdJ Djeie Ouircj5cUOeu SpmptOme
bel mir euluiteaeH btgauucU, uUo 'tIt ieutr 3ttt
babe ih odrdH bejHube tOrilDabrcuo gclitttH S9
uutcrIpo MID Der 9tbuuDluuQ BON febeH Ntr3teH.
Hh babt meiues gQiftns UcOcr R1lomcl o0er Wtrz
curp nod bldut QIuU qeuommtU. Stsle RrdHtz
hcitssribciuurPeu NuO Ocr6DuHotH, ocnH leit i1
nit bcm @tbrdubc UCU Ht'olpeut btgaHH hdbeu
Eh Oie QplutioHCu Ucrlorcu. Die burd nitics Sotil=
mi.trl ber0orqruieus gGrdUoUmq lit lpuHptrsar.
ollie .tie Grauibcits SDmgtomt Oui6DaAOtU ME
burb eiu gRuU0sr NtelN Np9ttit iebrte urtd, mtH
ecii irurot au1ert0tcr urn lt mar etrt9 uuo ebrs
a,i,io meirc tGRihcn Nrbtltcu 3u poIeuoeu. Sdb
na6m tGQlid Drci 1Rul cjucu Ebctl0itcl bon Reol=
bent uuO isOc ylddt tus pm 8uopuD's 9iltH; ier=
ucr reb i'd 3pc Nal in Dtr g9obt mtiU &itderat
NIT ReaOu Rtli,f tiu. Sine 5loibt bat oicie lUuus
Ocrbore 9crauOtruuQ bcrpor5srutsn, ood5 CLAUDE ld
6 ioiro Dus Bette ieiH Oamjt ur cine 3ett lang
toytjuiubrtU.
gbturospOu 2bT u. o.
Sr Tdncn BON b,Ouili6cr 56nddt uub alien
ucrp5ien 4ffeftiontu III bic GiurcibUuq Dt5 8dd=
orats nit R q paps RtaOO 8clitf BON
qrober ggihtiat,it. Gs OcriorQt ods HtroniDfem
nit Gltttrijtdt uHo grbt ocu Ntrocn ucUcs Stbtn
nm pcrmcbrtc Rrdfic gHber nit 8atbdldaeH
ibsr obiqc Grcnfbct (y9}aonaD on 5rritable llrta
tbrd ETC. Ucroeu auf Yrluugcu 0ratis JuQcidnot.
RaDluuU'5 Sci lmittsl iUcroeu alleutbdls
BEN pom Npotbeftru putauit ioiUie in Or R a D.
paU's gurtau 9r 5j GlHlsStraBs, 3spz0ort
%
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-03
GnBe in 9nhana.

Die uncertainties 6laggs auT Dem
Nrat oeS S6to6tI6iffes
nW5aine" auFge6iBt. - Na3trGgz
I;he5 ii6er Die 9roBe 9araoe Der
amerifaniiGsn Sruppen am
Sountag. - @jsneral 8roofe'5
CSr7hfrrr I'm 9(rI14
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-01-21

Ii has remained fora Cleveland Judge 20
fix the hour M which lovers evening call
should end Judge Fielder. IN answer Il
the query of AN anxious faihc-. hartictl
down lrnia III, bench his opinion that /
O'Clock Is the proper time for evening
sparkling To- cease II we take il for grant
cd that this j. standard time the latitude
of the judge cannot help but meet with
commcnda, ion even from the most
liberal thinkers on the suhicc: From !
O'Clock. say. until IL. standard. or II 80.
sun, is certainly ample time for single
sitting of the character referred To by the
Judge and in well regulated households
this time table should be prominently dis
played. or at least understood II would
do away with the venerable references Ia
taking in the morning milk, or getting the
morning paper. or starting fire in the
Kitchen stove No doubt i'm many in
stances it would bc pleasing to the young
woman herself for if She is "a sensible girl
she knows that late hours play The mis-
chief with feminine good looks -Clcvc-
land Plain Dealer
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-01-21

Senator I & Plntt ANA Representative
John II kctcham nf New York were hold
ing II little conference in one of the dark
corners OF the senate marble room one day
Mr. kcicham is very deaf
Did you ever hear the story they tell on
Kctcham and one of his constituents RI
marked II nam who MAS waiting Ia engage
the ear of the junior New York senator
No: Strange Thought everybody had
heard that kctcham was coming along
the corridor one day don't remember
just { nc day or the hour hut perhaps that
doesn't matter MIR kctchaim was en-
gagged IN deep thOught-hc generally is
when he takes IA stroll in the public cor
riGors. where he Is liable To encounter any
of his constituents l3ut that ,locsn mat
ter either \ constituent -tcpred up ana
held out his hand MIR kctchan took it
How arr yuu' he said
After "a few words had been exchanged
the man hractd up and >aid
Mr. kctcilaim. can you lend me 81:
Hey what What did "ou say SAID
kctcham
Can You lend me $40:
Ten dollars Why, you only asked
for s. Washington Times
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-01-21
DIR. John InlT. ModcstN.

Several years ago. when the famous
scotch Irish congress met i'm Springfield.
o.. the late lamcntcd l.r John Hall was
one of the delegates Though many dis
tinguishcd men were in attendance, he
was the star If greatest magnitude. and
all were anxious Ia ss'r and hear him
At n reception rendered by the citizens
Ia the delegates in the Iarlurs of the hotel
at which he was stopping lac won the nd.
miration of every one 10y his h,glriy cor
duality. and was fast monopoiizing the
honors Of the evening by and by. when
he realized this, he began sl.illfully to di-
vert the attention away from himself
guiding il into the proper channel
! am forgetting myself, he would say
TO those who fingered round him, fasci-
mated by his brilliant conv, rsation: you
will not with To give me all your time
Have you met the officers of the associa-
tiOnY No, Then let me present you 10
them. and immediately he led the way 10
the receiving line ia 80 gracious "a manner
that none could be offended -Christicn
1-.:..s1sees-..or World
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-01-21

Il noticed Sslch u sweet decorative idea
ON this street yesterday. said Il lady Wis.
itor to a New Orleans friend while taking
"A trolley ride near the French market +. II
WAS ii house, she continued hungat all
the second and third story windows with
pale yellow bamboo curtains They were
perfectly plain and all the s:.inc shade. but
you have NO idea how they set OF the old
place Why, they simply clarified it,
llu-m--in, unused her friend 1
don I recall Ihc house Just point II out as
We 20 by. VIII Won:
Presently the visitor uttered ;iil cxclamt
ton Thcr, II ~ she rri.I Tho
hpu4, "f the hanhpr curtains IA sure a
colony of artists muSt live thcri
\ colony of Italians corrected her
friend gr,ull That ; Ii.i hn..huo It's
spaghetti foundry Thc. h,n., the stan
out ti'',r to dry New Orleans Times
Democrat
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-01-21

"Bixlcy is one ui TIE most grsisping men
| ever saw He IS always reaching out aft
or Things that he has no ri yht 10
know ii lie ism satisfied I" remain
IN his own channcl He first started in the
dry goods l'isi:less. then he got IL selling
shoes; next thing we k"cw he was han
ding jcwclry NOW he has added ART 10 his
stock. ana nobody knows what hc will
want To- grasp at next
Yes. and the other morning | came
DOWN town In the same ear with him Just
before we rcaci.,tl the crossing where he al
ways gets oil a beautiful young lady got
aboard w::S going - offer her my seat
but what did Bixlcy do: He jumped up
took of his nat. bowed, got a hcwitching
smile from !.cr. and then rode block far
tier than he intended t. "a. Just Ia make
her believe that he had accommodated her
I've no use for "a fellow of that kind!"-
Cleveland Leader
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-01-21
PocoMoKE RIVER LINE.
Baltimorc-Snow Hill Route.


The Steamer Pocomollc leaves Snow
Hill at O'Clock a. m, on every Monday
and Thursday stopping at Mataponi,
Pocomoke City a. m. PowellS. Reno
both, Cedar Hall, Pitts Wharf, Shell
town. Onancock 23O D. M. Finney's.
Tangier Island 40 p. m. Crisficld 6
p. m, arriving III Baltimore O'Clock
next morning.
Returning the Steamer leaves Balti-
more from pier foot of South street at
300 p. m, every Tuesday and Friday
for points named. arriving at CriSiield
1 u. m. Tangier Island 5.30a m, Oman
cock 80 II. M, Pocomokc City 100
p. III. Snow Hill $50 p. IN.
WILLARD THOMPSON, Gen Mgr.
L. MURDOCH, Passenger Agent
j. SAWYER WILSON, JR., Freight
Agt., Baltimore, Md
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-01-21

This story Is tnid al ~c,atnr Mason of
lllinci aprnnnS OF his resolution OF inquiry
into Germany discrimination against
American FORK \ big pork packer from
Chicago called upon him the other day
ard said "A cannot express to you how
deeply app:rciativc all OF ~ are of your
thnushtfulncss III Introducing this meas
urc listened 10 the reading of It and
commend II as commend you IL Is well
worried and meets the emergency This
act Of yours shall lot go without proper
recognition be assured of that Oui
tirm'
NO, no. interposed the senator i
did no more than my duty to my constit
ucnts demanded | seek no recognition
But 1t shall he done 1t is due you.
returned the ChicIgoan Upon my re
turn our firm. a. ! was about TO say will
have "a ham named after you
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-01-21

Tan Ssn-t ung. who was seized and be
headed together with five other promi
ncnt members of the reform party. may
he well regarded rs near u hero rs China
Is likely To produce He had ample time
tn escape but refused to fly from the
wrath to come. renarking that he wished
10 meet his death rs IA lIao Hantza' "a
good son of Ham What does it mat
ter, he said, III few of us die: In all
western countries blood has flowed like
water in the cause of reform Let my
blood be the first shed in the great cause =
China Gazette
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-01-21
Veterinary lawyer.

Mr Crinspnbcak They c.4ll bin one
horse lawyer
MIR Yclst--Iow did lic ~, that name
do yon suppose:
"Beciu>e he's such fine charger
imagine r. Yonkcrs Statesman
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-01-21

Il wish was a war>hip he sad NJ
grctfully, after openlu., and examining his
salary envelope
Cause why they ASKED VITA natural
curiosity
/ wnaldn mind being Gociod then.
Ic answered Chicago Post
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-01-21
\ CAROL.

OF good bve to the old and hail
to the New Year Such joyous
song and all other music for
this and coming years will be
unqualitiedly pleasing and de
lightful t" the ear, if produced
by the aid of one of
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-01-21
MnrNcls of he Granhonhnnc.

Marvel> of the Graphoplionc.
One of the wonders of the end Of the
century is the home Graphophonc, that
will reproduce any kind Of music, or
any sound. One can arrange full
program of the most attractive band.
orchestral or vocal music aud vary it
every evening On the Graphophone
one can record the human voice or any
sound. and reproduce ii at once You
can keep the voices of your friends To be
heard whenever You wish. Graphic
phones made for home entertainment
can bc bought rs low rs $40. Write for
catalogue 30 To the Columbia Phono-
graph Co, 40 +. Baltimore Street, Bal
tiRlore, Md
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-01-21

-Wanted-Agents To sell largest line
of lubricating oils. grcaScs and special
ties on the market Liberal contracts
made, salary or commission. Common
wealth Oil Co. Cleveland. Ohio.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-01-21
Prevention

better than cure. TUFTS Liver
Pills will not only cure, but if
taken in time will prevent
Sick Headache.
dyspepsia, Liliousncss, malaria,
constipation, jaundicc, torpid
liver and kindred Diseases.
TUFTS liver PILLS
aaS0i HfrY CURE.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-01-21

DAILY except sunday.
. Trains marked run through to
Ocean City for BALTIC. passengers only.
WILLARD THOMSON, Gcn'l Managr
AJBENJ AMIN, T. MURDOCH.
Supt Gen. Pass. Agt.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-01-21

like such things, II you win just step out
side the door until we get through, I'll be
greatly Obliged to you" OF course the
stranger tarried In the room. and the old
hunter took hold of the horns of the altar
and brought down the blessing of God
upon his household and upon the stranger
within their gates. Rude but glorious
Christian hospitalityl
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-01-21

The Hand On the shuttIe-The Nobil-
ity of womnnhood-The Greatness
OF Christian characteristics - The
Duties OF Women.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-01-21

Again. this woman Of my text was great
In her application to domestic duties
Every picture is home picture, whether
she is entertaining AN Elisha or whether
she Is giving careful attention to her sick
boy or whether she is appealing for the
restoration Of her property Every picture
in her case Is one of domesticity Those
are not disciples Of the Shunernitc woman
who. going out to attend 20 outside char.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-12-22

A movement is in progress for the es-
tablishment of free rural mail delivery
route from Middlebury through the east
part of Cornwall into the north of Whit
ing; thence In circultous route through
West Cornwall to the Fair bridge, and
return to Middlebury. The proposition
has the hearty approval of Congressman
Powers, who will do all in his power to
forward the project. He recommends
the forwarding of a petition to the post
Office department signed by all parties
interested, as tending by the interest
shown to cause the department to hasten
decision in the matter. In his opinion
neither of the present pOstoffices In
Cornwall will be discontinued, but the
result will be large increase of busi-
ness. Such petition is in the hands of
II. B Scoyel of Cornwall for signatures,
and all parties interested should see that
their names are on the petition.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-12-22

MAILS CLosE-North, PAS and 7 80 p. MI
south, 10 n. m. and I 80 p. nj stage, 3
y. m
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-12-22

The wholesale price of brooms has ad
vanced over 100 per cent. but we are still sell
ing "dandy" broom at 30 cents.
Il. S. BENEDICT.
Big jars for pork or beef, 10, II, Is and 20
gal, at lOc per gal. No hoops to rot Off; new
err leaks. The only sweet container for pork
Only at Sheldons.
To RENT-The lower part of the James M.
Slade house on Court st. For particulars ap
ply on the premises or to A. j. Marshall, ad.
ministrator. 43tf
Useful Xmas gifts-ties, gloves, mut1lers,
handkerchiefs, jewelry, canes, grips, sus
penders, house coats, etc. Be sure and go to
Pine Hall and see the display.
ANNoUNCEMENT-l have purchased the
horseshoeing business of 7. Dupont, and de
sire to announce that will conduct it on the
same liberal lines as heretofore.
"A OR HoUGHToN.
To LET-In Battcll Block, one Office room
on second floor, two elegant single rooms
and one suite on third floor. Apply to John
Houston or Arthur Fuller at Office in Battell
Block soft
To LET-The large a. Chandler farm in
Ripton, the small S;arborough farm in Sails
wool sheep ana 20 lambs, two cows, one fat,
fast horse. Apply to Columbus Smith. 5lwl
wANTED-To lie use, a l5O.acre dairy farm on
shares. Good land and good buildings, one
naf mile to church, store and postoffice
ere amery near. Possession March l. Ten
ant must have but small family ami furnish
team and principal tools. For particulars
al dress p o. Box 1872, Brandon, VT.
the American Confectionery Co., Vermont
and Boston enterprise ana manufacturing
industry. Limited issue offered at a special
price for short time only. Shares full paid
non assessable, fully participating. Write
| Hon. Geo. w. Wing, Treas, Montpelier, VT
| Subscriptions will also be received by Chas
w. Ruiter, Cashier Merchants National Bank
ST. Johnsbury, Vt, who is director of the
company.