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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-04-22
Honolulu H. ]. April 10 1899.


The Evening Bulletin:
Dear Sirs:-You will please discontinue
our advertisement Of the Sterling bicycle
until YOU receive further instructions. II
is simply impossible to supply the de-
mand for them at the rate the factory has
been shipping them to US. You may
however, fill up our three-inch space with
a notice to the effect that we have twenty
five High Grade Remingtons and Crescent
bicycles on hand that we will sell at cost
We are compelled to do this to make room
for a carload of 90 Sterlings now in tran
sit. We find it necessary to order them
in carload lots in order that we may sell
them at 500. We have cancelled all con-
tracts for other makes of wheels and In
the future will handle the Sterling exclu'
sively. Yours truly,
PACIFIC CYCLE & MFG. co.
Ebler's Building, Fort street,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-04-22

The official organ Gays the wen
who supported" Mr.. Dole and
his cabinet should tell them what
they sought to do" As these
supporters have withdrawn their
support, the answer undoubtedly
is that Mr.. Dole "ought to get
out" and give place to officials
having some business sense and
executive capacity.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-04-22
SATURDAY, APRIL %, 1899.

Specializing in futures is bad
business especially when the mar
ket goes wrong. II you don't be-
lieve it, ask Hawaii's Executive
about its speculation in political
futurna
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-04-22

the rank ard file withdrew its sup |
port from the government, and the
action Of the Executive while 60
ing it aloue has not been such as
to cause the people any regret for
this expression Of want Of confid.
ence.
Wherein is 1t reasonable for
"the party" to come forward to
Mr.. Dole's assistance in this crisis ?
What party" did Mr.. Dole con.
suit when he told the plant
ers that the Executive had come to
the conclusion that it could not
countenance further assisted i'm
migration ?
What interests or party, other
than what he considered for his
own political interest, did MIR.
Doe and his cabinet recognize
when, at the second conference OF
the plan ters, Mr.. Dole said that
the Executive was of the same
o oinion "only more so" ?
Mr.. Dole posed as the American
Moses and representations made
to him by the business community
were of no avail. The plantations
could go to the bowwows, the Elk
ecutive was mo longer the care
taker of the people," The organs
o. the government posed Mr.. Dole
q, the firm rock Of decision about
which battered the greedy snarl-
lug waves of tboughtless planters.
Today the rock having been up
set, the foundation of the govern
ment proved to be resting on its
usual shifting sand, the official
organ appeals to 1.-THE members Of
the party" to come forward and
tell Mr.. Dole and his cabinet
"what they ought to do" What q
complete admission of defeat,
what a piteeus appeal for support
which for months has not been
held worthy of even passing con.
sideration, what perfect proof that
Mr.. Dole looks indifferently upon
o crisis in the business communi-
ty and only needs support when
his own interests are threatened
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-04-22
For particulars, apply to
WILLIAM SAVIDGE,
No. 80 Fort ST.
Notice..

The Regular Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders of the Paama Cooperative
Grocery Company, Ltd, will be held at
the office of the Company's President, T.
B. Murray, King Street, 10th April, 1900,
7 p. m.
GEO. CAVENAGH,
IIo7-td Secretary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-04-22
Stock Sales for Past Week.

n B-Where only one price has been obtained
for stock II will be found In column marked lowest.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-11-04
BOX. IRON.

Thc protractcd meeting at Conners NJ
+ Church has closed and quite a mum
Der Of converts joined on probation last
Sunday
Mrs. Turner and Hilary Davis have
returned home from Philadelphia much
pleased with their Trip.
Mr. and Mrs John 7. Taylor Of Snow
Hill, have been with rs quite often Of
late We viii miss their pleasant faces
when they take their departure
|. we feel confident that themajority Of
people Of this place viii show their
good Judgment by voting for Col John
Walter Smith on the coming election
Miss Lizzie Purncli Of Queponco,
lis visiting her friend, Miss Estella
Truitt.
Mrs Turner Davis i still feeling the
effects Of a severe fan which she had
one DAY last week
Mr.. and Mrs David Hayman, Of
0naneoek. spent Saturday and Sunday
| It is rumored there viii b. a1narriart
soon Oh my, how he widows and
wldowers agree
Mr. and Mrs George Hill gave a hal!
loween party one evening this week.
Qaife 4 number we're present and all
haa an enjoyable time. We arr glad
e Sc Halloween come a. II is the start
ing pefnt q the parties for the coming
winter
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-11-04
Vote for Smith.

h:leTt asyonr Governor a man Who
"a his tai Years " sery@e ii thc Stat.
sclale voted CT every 3s>t aud con-.
seryallye measure af progress ard T, form
thal eama b far thai body Mo Will
Keep politics ont 81 eur pabic schools
and never Prmit the patronage Il his
oiilce 70 be disposed y ana barr. rsi, 81
dispose VI en- batter il himself rs elect 4
United states senator as reward for
personal pahtisal support The CLAIMS
upon winch ihe Republicans now rest
ThsaF appeal ~ ygnr votes are fhe same
a these which ware considered and
passed upon ana repadIated hy the p.,o.
ple y The municipal campaiga in Bala
aA-. ss.
sor NE most part the sam ana the
arguments arr fhc same nov ~ thsn
We hear the same arrogant prsfcs.
Sons q superior virtue The same
peastfal assertion, Il pledges redeemed
economy pracgiced good government
gwen We havs now the SANE s.rr #
aennnsiatien IF Dmoratic measures
1e1ileera'ie leaders. and Democratic
masses winch was poured upon az then
Is sime warnings against fhe eyils
NAich Democratic success woald bring
iP4 tae City arr repeated now a. argu.
nsn's toF 81 rsclecn3n u Governor
.owndes
liiere i no coed reason however why
IS verdict thai was then rendered
sainSt a continuance Il Republican
ADMINISTRATION of the affairs ofthe CIV
pan moi be- rendered now against a ~
twai 81 Republican management +
n@lrs Of the STATE Nor can any Inde.
andcnt Democrat who voted for Tbos
. Hayes give a valid reason for nov
'lng against John Walter smith II
was right 70 rcpudiate Mayor Malster n
ny rs II NOT equally right now % r.. a
'diate Governor Lowndes IA
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-11-04
BRITISH DEFEAT.
President krugerS Soldiers Cap
tnre ard Xiii 1000.

fna soldiers II the Tian>yaal tla.
SOUTH atncan Republic presided oser
by Paul krngcr haze administered
sneh chasNsement 10 The Brush sd.
diers .ai Indysmifh a. the Brush
Arms iaye moi had sinee the American
revolution The fight ~cured ia Tues.
day tieu .Ioahrt hv aeleverru drew
soma 900 u Chit Bmli~h d feliaw Ais
rrtreaJ from IN trsnt Il I.alySmith
When ther troops th flower 81 the
British army, hsa followed lhe willy
sla Bosr crnerd itr enough tAsy were
surrounded ana eni q pieces. many ie-
iag kiilel III, others taken prisoners.
i AsAa ls.s tss AfG'Safsr ES d & afhs
the prestige Of tha British Arms Mi
not Soau recover MI ~inee I'ncie san
hnnihlea British pride At Saratoga ,nd
Nfkrsvn ana tise French forced the
D.ke 4 York q esptalatc at Aiknaar
iiers allowed themselves Il b taken
aAy bS tht enemy II TINS continu 3
then wal Ia na Brush army II al
lAaxsnAth rs TIM Iane Gsntrai Ba,l r
rsplaS Durham cnes sixth gf Sen.
White, soldiers havc been laSl IS his
rfiarl N arvf ihe enemy back only far
enough lhai Iadysmith might = SIZE
frsai homharslnent
There was somc consolation when The
Dnkt ~ York IN 1929 sapitulated with
III, whole 4 has army because Of The
fact that larce number II French ana
Dutch prisoners then in England ena
Mod the british general u arrange CONS
paranvely favorable terms Buf now.
a. At Saratoga when Burgoyne surrcnd-
cred 800 men, and as At Yorktown
when Cernwallis surrendered 100 men,
there smoothing 70 alleviate the anguish
Of failure.
Since Majuba Hill in 1881 the officers
Of the British army have burned for an
opportunity 20 wipe ont the memory Of
defeat They hailed the present war
with wild enthusiasm. They said that
the Beers were effective only As sharp
shooters, aud would hnd it impossible
70 manoeuvre in large bodies Of men.
Nov they find to their dismay that they
are completely outgeneraled by Bosr
farmers. and that their artillery is pow
erless before the artillery Of the two re-
pnbhcs Majuba Hin is not yet
avenged "
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-11-04

divert the attention Of the people from
the real questions at issue ii this cam.
paign
The latest contributor Is this line 81
iIrelevent talk and chatter is Mr. Chas
J. Bonaparte, Of Baltimore City. 4 ner-
vous little specimen Of humanity. who
has finished education and a great
deal 81 literary information, with no
Judgment or capacity whatever to put
it to practical use, and with very little
sympathy for our American institutions
Ask Mr. Bonaparte for instance. what
he thinks Of furnishing free school books
the people 81 the State Whenever
argument ceases to be Of use, aud they
want 10 resort 10 ridicule, sarcasm and
4iAvecuve, they send for Mr. Bonaparte
They sent for him the Other night. and
he made a speech at Music Hall
Among other things. he asks. Is there
amy doubt at all that if John Matter
Smith. as Governor Of Maryland, would
be called upon to choose Senator Of
the United States. Arthur P German
would be1the man 50 chosen 4 l ask any
reasonable man, and not Mr. Bonaparte
ITO tell me what the Governor Of the
8of Mr. Bonaparte. who conducted 4
side show at Music Hall with the grea.
Rongh Rider MI Roosevelt Who 49,
peared in the ring
! relnnd these gentlemen ii m.
language q the SEA- ia n recent editor
llni, that the fight 81 isaa Il not the Il ghf
q fsA5 Mr. eiorlnanls not an Issue -
tins campaign lis IL i private cirizen
and not a. office holder Tho pnl,I,e
record 81 a public official applause Is.
longs g the peple andlt * the nrht
col any man 70 Seratlniz ana critleise il.
ont when rs undertakes Ia assail the
good name y 4 private citizen. who IS
nfather AZ ofiiee holder nor seeking an
office. as Mr Benaparte. Mr cnil ana
Mr Bruce have done 81 i n,,f atIp
taking about irrelevant matter. but i
pursuing cuurss TINT i NOT III keeping
With good manners and the natural n.
s'lnals q a gentlemen Mr. German Il 4
not an issue. ! repeat, in this cam
paign' and tlle independent voters IA
the STATE viii nH be mislcd hy any ref
erencss 70 him Applauss
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-11-04
NEWARK.

Mr.. Stewart Nelson and son are put
Ting the second coat Of plasterinR On
the new church.
Next Tuesday will be the day ior
some one to be elected Governor OF
MARYLAND, either John Walter Smlth
or LLOYD Lowndes Which one we are
unable Is say Just now, but every BODY
will know by the the next publication
81 thc MrsSrScAR
Hunters were out "Wednesday trNlne
the rabbits for the first time.
There viii he an oyster supper held
here on the evening Of Thanksgiving
i better announcement will appear %
the MESSENGER next week You can
prepare yourself for the opportunity @
spend yenr money
Mr John Farrell q New York =
VISITING his son. John + Farrell y
Queponco.
Mr. Silas " Chapman and MIS-
Imhe Mason. u stockton visited friend
here sunday
Miss Annie lEolston returned recently
To Philadelphia where she viii reside Il
the future
Mr. aud Mrs. Frizzell, Of Gonnec
ticnt visited Rev II \ Moore thisweek
The Ladies Aid Society met sat th'
home Of Rev f. Davis and wife Tues
dav evening. 4 pleasant time was ha'
lT,thasa 8ShssRSaiday
Mrs Charlotte Mitchell returned HON
Saturday after pleasant visit at Hou'
ton, Del, and other places
Mr.. 7. II Tilghman and family spen
Sunday with relatives near Bishopvill,
Mrs sallie Chopper is on the sick ls
this week
The base ball team. ~ Libcriytowr
came over Saturdy aud played with u
! Newark team The score was 10 " >
in favor Of the Newark boys Com
lover again boys when You feel like
land have another game
Mr. Harry Bowen and wife afte
spending quite q while with their pal
tents here returned to their home i
Ronkonkoma. Long Island, Tuesday
Mr. George Wainwright, Of Cam
4 bell. visited near here Sunday
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-11-04
STOCKTON.


Il 4 cool wavais now passing over oul
iowa and business VIII increase. d III,
warm weather of the past two week.
has prevented shipping oysters
Several 4 our sitizens attended tn
marriages q Miss Willie Rigrin AID
M Rowland and Miss Stella Duer ana
Nj Howard AT Pocomole City tfa>
week
The reading club has been adding
book shslvcs = iheir reading room and
now i i very asiraetv l,lact far lhe
gentlemen
Mr Washington Pilchard aud MIS-
Arsii- wer, married "Wednesday ana 4
RECEPTION was gwen at The home ii it'll
groom father
Mrs Harry selhy has left here to
make her home il Wilmington. Del.
wher, her husband has position. w
arr sorry to lose one If our elrls. and
w only have twenty nine EFT now
Miss Lille Waters IS back home after
making i pleasant visit Is snow Hill
last week
Mis- Carrie Wharton left thls wtek
faf kast9A IA n visit her friend Miss
styre She VII he away FOR a month.
Mrs Isaac Dasis has been quite III FL
the past week aud w arr sorry 10 Say
\ Int lattls better
Fish arr scarce ID onr market but
ll'e merchant. are cetiine IN their
aew goods and u arr busy or mer
'AanF tailor has large stock 81 new
ityles
one q tbs bal helors near here is hav.
Ag iarss quantity 81 nmls.r hauled r.
ionston mil, ana we all think ,t5s
2 pa'ia cage for the bird be has been
Eylne ~ long q eatch
Tuesday VAL be biz day herr 4.
hs part q Worcester Caanrv appre
ates the great privilege II vonnc for
worcester man for Governor This
the hrst time the coanty has had
lch an honor and every sensible man 7
al + patriotic citizen should show
e State that Ne viii always stand 81 J
an who has been faithful to his conn. 4
a Col John Walter smith haS hen
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-11-04

1f,arseness ID child tAa' i selapei
ruF Il sure ms9aiion ef TIE aN
rApA a th alsas u Chaaibs asn (,
Ceuea Reueis gseS . soon ~ ih
cAila iiec ms, AdArs or sn aft@ tie
croufs sues ha- APP area i vili SIR
veft tbs atlab MANY mothers Wha
haze rupx cMiaf y wsY> hays Tins
remeas % hsua an hna lhai il saye,
ihem much rpHhlt ana worry Il can
alwaysb e depended npa NlA s easN ~
take For sale hy p y tiotilnrham &
49,. Druggists, Snow HiA and I. =.
Dirickson II Berin
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-11-04
Post Office Closed.

JoNEs. WORCESTER CO.. Mp. bet.
NssSfs fgfeel & J imeia:- BY order
Postmaster fencral the Post )ffice
Jones, Worcester County Nerylan, ,
was discontinued Det slst, 500
Tins is anothcl act q the ca ling Re
ppblicaus Of tBls count Being the
only way they could see the removal
" i Deaocraiic Post1aes Il who was
ippain.ed BY ostma, General Gary
aud ongrt nan l5after and effects
~ ne u red nd fifty patrons in.
"a ng ubli al Prohi9.tionists
h Dem is VIZ signed a petition
ne . INST foretain him. without
Seni VOICE
Patron or ,JoNE P. y.
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How y Mark Your Ticket

IA theDclhocrats af Maryland
Theflcction ii Napenlber In next.
IL mos important tor i will decide thc
question whether' the STAR i 6 remain
inkh4 Repubhean column. arhe brought
hsfk 10 her fornier Iei,ilion SO III side
I'M Democracy
pol open a eight O'clock 4 NJ
y edounties- and close az IN o'eleck
I'M Baltinaly t'rv .this openv Al Nm
o'clock 4 u and clas, a hve o'clock
IN.
Let every registered Denisral s. ~
fhe pol AZ saris ~ lie ean ANA vorr
<.sXot, ii4ket hi making Inv \ mark IN
~ llank .s4uare appesite fhe party
lH4blefp Via az the right ai aakson
and Iib,fN ana the Fiakry Tnie
Make his \ mark Milh ths LACK iHael
ible pencil tasnishedsy ths supervisors
Of Fl@fi6ns. which Nili II, faatl lu
e. hseih
\ III uoi mars. Ill ilal3at witha reA n
defbl. p.aeit nsr With q blu udclllle
penciA tsi the iea~aA thar yaf lailst
may D. reJeetra a. lleeal I vaa ,ia
Mas ths Y wlth ila Ala6k paaai n
th vsnne hanh
I; snrs 4si put any afhr mark d
snN kind Whatever an year ballot
AA+i . ~ ,4 ,F
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-11-04
Charg Hands.
Baltima Che ,apeak and Atlant-
ic' Meeting.

SuIsl Rv. ~. Nov. THE annual
Injecting of Il stockholders Of the Bal.
timore. Cesar, AXE aud Atlantic Rail
way Conla'ly was held in the Office Of
the company, here TODAY The follow
ing directors were elected S. NJ. Pro
vost John s. Wilson. Robert B. Dixon,
Samuel Rea, Robert M Cassett, Samuel
Bancroft. H L. Kcnney, Judge ].
Tpshur Dnnis, Skipwith Wilmer, q.
"a Chipley. John P Green, exCov.
Elihu 4 jackson. Willard Thompson
The directors elected the following Of.
ticers
President S M Provost
President and General Manager
saps Willard Thompson
Auditor " T. sRothstein
superintendent Railway Division y.
-fs''t'st -ye-s- -
Ihe PENNSYLVANIA Railr lad Cou1na-
ny which recently puryhasea the BAls'
timore Chesapeake ard Atlantle Rail
road took charg ST the system IL noon
todiy The directors If the Pennsvi4
wanna Railroad held i JOINT neegns
With th4 directors of 1he Baltimore,
Chesapeake and Atlantie Railway N
salisbury
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-11-04
l1oflnonS sir " TouDS,d

i, rhree Morai.p
Waltes WIZ. ers Edwd y
Walters. hava oie md ,harl, :,
tlic vicimtv ~ : saictly atwork II
eral DAYS ,,, e Townsend. 81, for s.y
among = ~ J, preaching Old praliar y. y
nen bar" ''ga promising cos,errs rh..o
,H'W the ground Ven ~ eal
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-11-04
ACQuIT7F MURDER.
E.a 4 Oyster Police
Officials e"s'e' Ease

! oyon r. ID Irsley and Mat,
nd bas, MN IN, Of the Dorches.
y a. s., eforcc. were acquitted
,.rsops s -. Jonrt here Saturday Of
Tbey ia y = the murder of Cant.
nSb Ra,n rim Hollands straits, IN
rtbos So dnty last June
ord, III isc As anticipated. produced
orr. ~ show that Captain Webster
stb. III AZ line il Dorchester. and
arch wa npon y the police boat 70
l,s Z, which IL refused % 10 ana
a.. = frost He was pursued INTO tho
,t. ssei waters, ana when Captain
.l " boarded WebSter's boat to make
I, ar 81 be was stouily resisted. ana
), o. r made vicious assault upon
m with An ~ III the srufileboth fell
4 the bottom Of thu police boat. with
~ ester % top ana with his IN raised
:, teal q fe.riie blow on Insley. Mate
mnan seling the imminent peril If
fiS SUI i1er officer, drew his pistol and
sho W bstei The states witnesses
7ld testified that lnslcy did the shoot
e ntcauuan himself testified thai
j, annan did its
The Ease was tried before Inc court
ha jury, and Judge Holland
made thorough review Of The case ii
eliyeling the Judgment of the court
I s''la. poster Al al.
s,>.s....tsr lritItftToff ~ Nrrcst him HeN
cent aboard his boat 70 arrest him; bud 4.
q had no intention az killing him Ifl.
nat was his i0tention, il was lawful. f.
nd if the pistol Went on III the fall, !
I'D he did shoot il was done uninten- Z
onally So, taking that branch Of thels
Use, We viii have % say, from all theII
stimony, that il Webster was shot I'll
|, il was accidentlv, in the line Of hiS ~
lty He was performing his duty agI
] officer Of the State aud we will havej y.
decide, as far as he is concerned, :.
lal he Is not guilty Of any crime BIZ
Now thore is another matter, anil
AZ Is the testimony 81 Mate Cannon o.
g comes IN aud testifies that he did q. y
ooting Every witness states he ~
! rs says that he did it, and did
sclf-defencc; that he went to the
'tance # capt Insley, and that "
4 turned on him This is not s.
sdictcd anywhere II he is Il ~ D Ii
is act, he u guilty upon his testi0 ~, 4
al it was in seH-defence, 49, 49,
We to say that he Is not gniltf q. Ia
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Women Sandbasgers.

DeNRK. DEL Oct q The case 81
Nora DaNKa charged with sandhagling
and rohblag Amos 4 WatSo1 Of S227
was taken rpln court his morning
Mr Watson described the attack he
beng approached from nc rear aud
struck on the bead With Something, The
'feef, 81 which he felt forSdays aftsr.
III als9 tald a the chas after TIN ~
salient u which Nhs was joined IS va
siaRi + Stnnam night agent ~ the ~.
fsei staratl Deputy Sheriff Foraktj
weo.haa met the pitrsuing party de-
llvea NJ Watson with t'H p1weS 3
s'srl'st fhe wnnan Winch lie did ae| y
silg pAllea 81 ille Woma' Slrt nd
filse Aaig III tae CHS
i a jury was anls uta tew Nipktes
sif'l braagitt ma Nrisietai cnilt1 .ora
Ns Senleneeae tNo yeAis imp. kson
SEX VIE
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POcOmOke Circuit.

On Sunday Nov 5th. revival services
viii commence at Hollands Church A.
O'Clock Services As usual thorneh
the day.
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Nh. IN NeMastarN n.

ming q
ty
ya y W Monsoon was ii
City last saturday e inspect tn,
ltw school building being erected ther
Itis a nice looking building and plenty
large for present purposes
MIR Reedy and wife arc the lateJ
Pennsylvanians y loeate in YareesHr
They have purchased a farm near Bon
IRON and sav they are we'll pleased with
the people and the COUNTRY
a was selected ont Of many appls
cants becausc was Goldev College
graduate writes Young man Write
today 70 H 5 C@laey, Wilmington.
Del, for the new res catalogue
Democrats hld j good meeting az
Milton MONDAY night, which was ia
dressed by Mess. ] Samuel Price and
4. s. Richardson Nj Richardson has
accepted an invitation 70 speak in vi
omico to-day
The Snow Hill Book Club viii meet
at the home Of Mr. Dryden on Monday
evening qisNt N O'clock for exchange
Of books aud foi the distribution IF new
books NH trs9nS are expected To-
bring ol. al ther books
Tie Riie, Of the Presbyterian
chureh Wiii serve luncheon 81 cleo
tlon day aud night Oysters AMI caick
90 salad wll pr'cdgninatc aud tAosg
TINS Sreti'i MAS Visited bSa heavy
f,a AMI ram storm Monday evening
great nany Mes and frlrcs w,r,
iowii ,l,wn \ trr llew ,iawls back
Of The jan and fell on { boy belonging
Is Mr. ze'lslsiah Tina ktains tR lii1i
ninial immediately
Grasp an ami s. I'D MANY III
4 intent en graaaug Ia liea flnS
tiieir hsalth Hood Salsipaulla /
S'hclped MANY a business nHsn ou ib.
ND 10 success l,y nakiise ana keeping
lta healthy Hood ,PiFls AS, 4tnll.
effective 23S
For sd ln, pan NaHna l2ack
aales. gray aah vafs IA s,iIsi
msr, with ystring d y5apg bay
mar nnbral,sa Ths uaned
= / isall ii iifte psliiia8 ana NH il.
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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-11-04

Let every Demecrat 80 70 the polls
'ne hrst thing Tuesday morning and
work until the Close Of the day.
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