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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-02-08
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FiOur-Bc>t Patent. S4.9o; high Grade
Extra. $40; Minnesota Bakers, S5.25o
SIS.
Wheat-New York No. :. SIC; Phil
atclphia No. :. Sass &C; Baltimore
No. :. S5I4c
Corn-Ncw York No. :. oS35c: Phil
adclphia No. :, S5aS5Ilc; Baltimore
No. =. o5Jz.
Oats-New York No. :. as; phiadcl-
nhia 80. :. SIC; Baltimore No. :. 500
soi &c.
llay-No. I timothy. large bales. $io-
90: No. 2 timothy. $i+.5oa 500; No. :
timothy, Si3.ooaI5.5o.
Fruits and Ncgetable-Applcs- West
crn Maryland and Pennsylvania. packed
per bril-, S3ooa3. so; do. New York, as
sorted per brl.. S3.5oa4.5o- Cabbage
New York State. per ton. domestic. Sill.
GOA zoo: do. Danish. per ton. SI3.ooa
400. Carrots-Nativc. per busiel box
,oca45c; do. per bunch. I!a2c. Celery
Native, per bunch. .SaSi3c. Cranber-
rics Cape Cod. per brl.S7 ooa7 So do,
Jerseys, per brl, $5.5oao.5o; do, Cape
and Jerseys. per box. Si.75a2oo.
Potatocs-Whitc Maryland and Penn
sylyan;a, per bushcl. No. /. 75aSoc; do,
seconds. o:azoc; do, New York, best
stock. Soc; do. seconds, 65a7oc; do.
Western. prime. Soc Sweets, Eastern
Shore, Virginia. Kindred per bril-.
Ss.2sa2. so; do. per flour brl.. s.. 5oa2.6o;
do Maryland. per bril-, fancy, $3.50 q
rs.
Provisions and Hog Products-Bulk
clear rib sides. cI4c; bulk clear sides.
9;zc bulk shoulders. oHc; bulk clear
plates. oI4c; bulk. fat backs. II lbs and
under oI4c bulk lat backs. Is lbs and
under o'lc: bulk bellies. Ioac: bulk
ham butts. 0i4c: bacon. shoulders. Ioc ;
sugar cured breasts. small. TIC; sugar
cured breasts. II lbs and over. IoAc
sugar cured shoulders. blade cuts. oI4c
sugar cured shoulders. narrow. oIlc
sugar-curcd shoulders. extra broad,
10 G sugar Cured California hams
SAc hams canvased or uncanvaSed. II
lbs ard ever. iac hams, canvascd or un.
canya>cd 10 lbs and over. ~ 4c: hams,
cauvased OF unclnvascd. i lbs and over.
IL. hams. Skiured I?c.
Dressed Poultry ~ Turkeys - Hens.
good l. cho;cc I=aIGc; 10. hens and
voting toms, missed. good to choice. LA
Isc. d.. young toms. good 20 choice. 10
alIN i. 90. rlN GO. GO. Go, 20. IOdl IL /,
ducks. good To choice. I2ai4c; chickens.
Young. good to choice, IoaIIc; chickens,
mix,d. cid and y.2ung. IoaIo' 4. Geese,
good 10 choice iCal2c.
Buitcr-Scpararo- 25acec: gathered
cream. a5a2;c: imitation. I9a2o: prints.
I III. las; rolls. H. 26a27c: dairy
rr.uts. Md. Pa and Va. 25a26
Egg Western Maryland and Penn
Sylyania. per dozen. 25aa5c; Eastern
Shore. Maryland and Virginia. AZTEC
Virginia. o6c; West Virginia. 25;.-6c
Western. 26c Southern 2Sa1lc cold
storage choice, At mark. 2oa2Ic: do. do,
loss off. eea2s.
Egg Maryland and Penn
sylvania per dozen. 2oa5oc: Eastern
Shore, Maryland and Virginia. eea5oc
Virginia, zoe; West Virginia, 2Sa29c
cold-sioragc, choice, 1t mark. 2ea23c.
Chccsc.-Ncw Cheese large 10 lbs. IL
to IiJ4c do, flats. 81 lbs. IIaII}sc; pic
mics. % lbs, nae to II}4c.
Hidcs-Hcavy steers. association and
salters. late kill. 90 lbs and up. close Sc
lcc,ions ItaII34c; cows and light steers
oaG'2c.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-02-08

Before I became q sub
said a man who recently n
of town, according to the Phi.
Record, 81 used to note with {.
able amusement the crowds of Jeo.
who every day would compare tbs
watches with the official timepieces
be found in front of several Chest
street jewelry stores. T used to re
them as crauks when they woul.
to each other. Right on the dc
draw long faces over a differe<
fraction of a minute. For m.
was satisfied IL my watch kept Diet
" good time, and never bothered
head over a matter of five minute
so out of the way. l have since
covered that the people I used
think were cranks are really sub
antics, with trains torthink about.
hasn't taken me long to discover :.
importance of having a watch exactl
right. and after having missed sever;
trains l myself have Joined the crowd
around the places where the offici;
time is kept"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-02-08
Girl who Can Not Laugh.

Susie l.. Jenkins. twenty years CID.
OF Philadelphia. says: Il have seen
nearly all the funny shows that have
come to Philadelphia in recent years.
and not one of them could make ME
laugh. My mother has often tried TO
make me laugh by tickling me. but
even that won't work. Ever since /
can remember people have been tell
ing me funny stories and cutting up
all sorts OF capers in the hope that I
could he induced to smile. but all their
efforts nave been in vain. have al
ways enjoyed perfect health. / want
to offer a prize to anyone who can
make me laugh. 1t must be q queer
sensatica
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-02-08

continues SATISFACTORY,
witt ,, good news from manu-
featuring ccntcrs Special lines were
stimulated by seasonablc weather, but
the same influence affected others ad-
rcrscly
Although manufacturers OF steel have
s.ubbornly resisted initiation OF prices
the urgency OF consumers has attracted
more iniportationS. Distant deliveries
are undertaken by domestic producers.
but. where immediate shipment IS re-
fiircd, it is often impossible 10 prevent
foreign markets securing the business
Textile mill, are well occupied and the
lack OF Accommodations i'll first hands
gives 4 strong tone To the market,
though there is much evidence OF con-
scrvat;sm among buyers. While the size
81 the cotton crop remains uncertain 1t
must exert 4 qulcting influence or
goods BradStreet' says: Wheat,
including flour exports for the week
aggregate .;.7o2, 36S bushels. As against
.;.oS9.h7o bushels last week and $4,000
bushels in this week last year. Wheat
exports July l. 1901. to date (3I weeks
aggregate los. .S4o.5eo bushels, as against
I+77S.S72 bushels last season. Corn
exports aggregate 427.-;77 bushels, as
against 3Io.S44 bushels last week and
2.l7-.432 bushels last year July 1, 1901.
to date corn exports are 2I,So2.255
bushels, against II4.473 bushels last
season.
Business failures in the United State:
Tor the week number .'o.S. as against 2o1
last week. 2,S in this week last year. III
in 1000 2o7 in 1860 and 2o5 in 1868.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-02-08

VI W -
Even a chronic pesSiI
find something to be C
in the recent census bu
mortality statistics of
States for the decade er
says Leslie's Week'
shows that the adva.
ical science and saL
preventive and RESTRICT
enforced by the health
have had a striking effect upon
parative death rate for the
this country where a system
tration is in force.
In 1890 the death rate in !
Of 5000 or more populatic
per 1000: in 1900 the rat
in 361 cities of 5000 pop
upward-a reduction of :
Another statement Of sp,
and significance just now
deaths reported as due to
including general u
creased from 245.9 per
lation In 1890 to 1905 =.
large reduction. due. the
thorities believe, to the BE-
edge OF the disease and tn
adopted for its prevention
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-02-08

A jury in Prince Edward Island
seems to be pretty independent body.
according To a story published recently
in one OF the local papers. The incl
dent occurred during the trial of case
for the asses sment OF damages. which
Wa, MP uofcre she high sheriff OF the
county. The case was originally very
simple. hut owing 10 the peculiar tao
ties employed on both sides was soon
transformed into an exceedingly com
plicated and mystifying problem. Aft
er listening for many weary hours TO
the haranguing of counsel and the ex-
animation of witnesses. one old jury
man finally got up in disgust and left
the ROOM with the spirited eXciama-
ton. TO - with it," and all the
others followed him out. The court. it
is said. thereupon decided that. since
the jury had disagreed. ND damages
could ba assessed
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-02-08
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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-02-08

]. NJ. Longyear OF Marquette. Mich.
who built himself palatial home at
a cost OF $500, 900 in that city. has be.
come so embittered against the city for
allowing a railroad to run so near his
property thai he will move the house.
stone by stone. to Boston. which
project will almost reach the original
cost Of the structure.-chieago Ctron-
leila
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-02-08
RcIAL REVIEW.
Trade Conditions.

z Co.'S Review OF Trade
ONE drawbacks, the bus
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-02-08
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This signature is on every boz of THO scnr.r
Laxative Bromo=Quir;nc T, diets
,ae remedy that cures - "a one s:az
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-02-08
kICk A DO

Kick a dog and he bites y
He bites you and youk
The more you kick Il
he bites and the more
the more you kicl
makes the other worse
A thin body m;
blood. Thin blood
thin body. Each mai
other worse. If there is
to be a change the help inu
comc from outside.
SCOTS Emulsion is the RIO
help. 1t breaks up SUI
combination. First il set.
stomach right. Then it
riches the blood. I
strengthens the body anc
begins to grow new flesh.
A strong body makes r
blood and rich blood MAKE
strong body. Each NAL
other better. This ist
SCOTS Emulsion puts Il
body on its feet. Now
get along by itself. N
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-02-08
MARYLAND New.
IN SHGRT-N
The Laies; Happenings Gles
all Over the Stat
THE TUBERCULOSIS COMMISSION.

Mr.. MeiIis Wants Pawnbrokers 10 Pay o
License OF $1,000 Year Destroying the
Rural Mail Boxes Retiring Judges-A Bill
Introduced In the Legislature 10 Give Them
Three.Fourths Pay After Retiring.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-02
jamaica Land Crabs.

Land crabs are pest in Jamaica.
They are black or brown and look like
q woolly spider about the size Of an
ordinary crab. They penetrate every
where. frequently waking sleeping per-
sons by moving about the rooms Of
dwellings. Once year they migrate
to the seashore for breeding. At these
times they cover the land like plague.
They are not ven0mOus.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-02
ooioe mas Leaning Towers.

Bologna's two square leaning towers.
the Garisenda and the Asinell, are
more startling than the tower at Pisa.
The Asipelli tower is 315 feet high and
was built in 100. The Garisenda was
built a year later and was originally
taller. but is now only 1853 feet high.
Its inclination, however, is greater than
that of the other tower.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-02

The tomb Of Noah is supposed to lie
IN the small town Of Nakhtchevan, on
the plain Of Ararat. The burial place
h at the side Of the broken walls OF an
Aha ndoned fortress in the midst OF
vast plain which 10 literally coveren
With the remains Of bygope gaor'es.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-02
The Aluhahefa.

The letters in the various alphabets
Of the world vary from twelve to 202
in number. The Sandwich Islanders
alphabet has the first named number,
tho TartaTian the last. b
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-02
Her Idea Of 1t.

do you believe In short engage
mentsT'
Eyes, indeed, and lots Of them"-De-
troit Free Press.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-02
The Soldiers Win at Footbah.

the SVtUTeES W7'' q,
Philadelphia. Dec. LIN the fourth
contest on Franklin field between the
football e!evens representing the army
and navy Annapolis was oeclsisely
beaten by Nest Point by the score 't
~ to 8.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-02

l.. w. HANSON. M. p
WOOD BLOCK, BARRE. VI. \
Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat.
81 lcccc BY Oculist Examination,
oISOOIO the only methods that
prevent insists. Hours 3 to ~, 80
y A:30, $50 to 1880. Tuesday p. m.
1t Montpelier. Tuesday evening clos.
Sd. Sundays 1:l5 tc 1:4s Oh Residence
No. 9 Camp St.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-02
Deadly Dysentery.

Taking one country with another the
mortality due to dysentery is greater
than that due to plague, yellow fever
and cholera.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
TELEGR4PHIC NOTES.

St Louis, June 21-Professor John T RaPp: o.s JUS
tice Of the peace at Weilsto9 St. LOUIS foInty d ~
day from carbolic acid poisoning. Professor Rapp
Because Of charges which he declared were un-
founded He became despondent
Helena, Mont June H.-AHce Thompson; the
G. Blaine, has been fatally injured by falling down
the elevator shaft OF an apartment house r
to Governor Toole. but died about year ago
Victoria B. c. June 21.-The Victoria sealers.
the indian seal hunters advance from 81 TO
Sc for each skin taken by canoes seag @ from tb d nte
ians are holding off apparently having been zen di fright IT
ened by the storms of last season and the loss OF
the schooner Hattie with an Indian crew.
Brainerd Mimi June 21.-Harvey thinner. Of
Hammond Ind passenger who SaS injqrsd Hes1er IN
dav died last night at the hospital here. II Mont
gomery fireman also injured m & IS ober IN tg9 9 red are
doing well. The cause OF the accident has not
been ascertained-
man is allowed to talk in the Orthodox Jewish
Synagogue at the same time there ,s MAS Pd SiLai
minsky emerged from the fracas with ~ ms heaa @ cut
in several places der de w1I Ben Rudemnsky
and another man tried 70 talk at the same ~ uIne,
fight Bricks we're thrown, and the floor was soon
covered with blood and windows were broken
Detroit. June civilian NJ. Jones was to-day
convicted of the murder of George H. Haywood on
April last and sentenced TO life imprisonment at
generally believed that but for the evidence OF d
Child of the victim Jones would have escaped % con.
Zictinn Jones who had been crimnally intimate
with Mrs Haywood. lay in wait for her husband
yrLo had attended dance that evening unaccofn-
naried by his wife. He first shot and then
crushed Heywood's skull with q hammer The evil
dence was entirely circumstantiai
Fa,rburv. Neb. June 21.-One man is dead, two
others are buried in the wreck and believed to be
Sea5 and three trainmen injured the result
of a freight train leaving the track on the Rock
Tsland road at Thompson. six miles west OF here.
-. evening Eighteen of merchandise fol-
loved the tender OF the engine into the ditch. and
I'D he track for eiRnt hours. Ten tTdmpS
ora riding on the train. their way TO the Kan
vs. wheat fields One of them was pulled out Of
80 .,rnc IN an unconscious condition and brought
,n M his CITY where he later died His name is un,
70 80 Tu,o others buried in the wreck and
know I,,aeed 70 be dead. The conductor and
arolareu were slightly injured. The wreck
VI pIonad to have been caused by spreading rails.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
"TO SMASH SHEEHAN'S FACE"

CROKER ALLEGED TO BE PLANNING A
BRIEF VISIT FOR THAT PURPOSE
The Brooklyn Eagle is authority for the
statement that Richard Croker is coming back
to New-York on August 23 to remain until Sep
tember 10 The primary object of the visit is
understood to be TO give Mr.. Croker an op-
portunity TO stay Just long enough TO smash
John Sheehans face" These the words at
tributed TO Mr.. Croker by a well known turf
man" whose name is not given
Mr. Croker is reported to be very angry over
the statement made by John c. Sheehan in a
speech at a meeting in the XNIIth District
when he described the manner in which Daniel
F McMahon amassed his wealth. At that time
Nr Sheehan said that Mr.. Croker shared in
McMahons profits The statement that MI
Croker is coming home in August is not gen
credited
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
BRYAN INVITED BY T1HuANF-
Has NOT ANSWERED YET. AND TRIUMVIRs
HOPE HE WILL DECLINE

HOPE HE WILL DECLINE
William Jennings Bryan has been invited 10
speak at the Fourth Of July rally al Tammany
nan Nc answer to the invitation has as yet
'eeh received from him. The Tammany men
@'e somewhat nervous over his silence Last
seaf, apparently AT the last minute. Mr.. Bryan
IN ent telegram Of regret. and this was read
IN e.4 tne platform. In view Of The cold shouldeT
60 -ot me Cleveland and Hill men are turning
sns SSdfo the Bryan men all around the country
s S.G ue further fact that Mr.. Bryan was not
Cited 10 speak al the opening of the I1deh
r.. the Iammany triumvirate secretly nope
c.. ne WI. not accept the invitation. II is
opecteo That W. Bourke Cochran Will make
- "a the long talks at the Wigwam on the
ssI1h; The other Tong talker'' has not been
~ ;. VI II may he Senator Bailey, Of Texas,
Souri, ii &c 1iiiioiiu' VI ~
NJ Bryan is expected East the latter part of
= aohln nIohln Lewis Nixon has invited him to be
a,eal e..st on his houseboat. and Mr. Bryan has
rel oLp'eq @ with the understanding that he will
ST. .hese waters about July 20. II is under
20 = 1hat after weeks cruise Mr. BRYAN will
er.ss "a Doseon TO speak meeting of the Demo-
10 ~ league, where counter demonstration
hns.ne sne iilden Clubs spread will be given. His
- = lil boston will be George Fred Williams
-sor~e !. Wasaburn.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
THE VATICAN'S ANSWER
PHILIPPINE QUESTION NOT
YET DECIDED.
4 DEFINITE STATEMENT ASKED FROM
GOVERNOR TAFT-NO PROM
ISES MADE
ISES MADE.
Copyright; 1902: By The Tribune Associauono

Copyright: 1902: By The Tribune Association)
Especial TO The Tribune by French CahleD
Rome, June 21.-Governor Taft received to-
night the Vatican's answer in Italian 1t was
somewhat disappointing. Americans had been
led 10 suppose that the question was almost
settled but the answer, couched in general
terms, made no definite promises, and invited
Governor Taft to make definite statement, in
addition to the general proposition contained in
Secretary Roots instructions which Mr. Taft
presented to the Vatican
The most important passage reads The
Vatican is aware of the entire separation OF
church and state in America. but hopes that
the Washington Government will take into con-
sideration the contrary conditions in the new
territory now under their jurisdiction
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

THE Midday CHICAGO LIMITED
caves Grand Central Station at 100 p M arrives
'hic go 1850 next morning. "a hour train via New
work Central and Lake Shore.-AdVt
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

A GOOD WAY TO THE CATSKILIS
Is bv the New York Central from Grand Central
Slation TO CatskiH Landing; thence by Catskiu
Mountain Railroad Inquire OF New York CsaSraS
sricket ARents--A6yt
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
oso MILES IN TWENTY HOURS.

- 80, .'TTyyentieth Century Lirnited'' of the
,ydg York Central and Lake Shore does this every
-" s - effects a great saving to the busy man
,: udy, "a % %yais between the East and West.-Advt
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

Quick relief from the soft coal nuisance is af
for5ad hv an outing on the Hudson River Day Line
Anthracite coal only. New landing w. 12sth st.
a m.-AdW
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

THE NEW LOCKWOOD GALLERY Broadway
and 39th St opp Met Op. House. The only Plate
Glass Studio in existence. CHILDREN PHOTO
GRAPHED AT PLAY.-Advt-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
Continued on second page.
asn MILES IN % HOIrRs

The new Goth Century Limited of the New York
Central and Lake Shore will do this every day, and
effect q great saving to the busy who travels
between the East and West-Advt.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-30

Today will close the period of uncer-
tainty which has bothered the Oppo-
nents of Republicanism so much dur
ing the past month or so. The initial
gun of the campaign will be fired by
Senator Thurston this evening, and the
opponents of Repubicanism will hear
home truths, that will astonish their
nerves. Senator Thurston is one Of
the leading orators of the mainland,
and has been accustomed to sway au-
diences and public meetings as a skill
full musician can make his violin do
his will. Republican principles, and
the truth about the Republican party
will be laid forth and told in ringing
tones tonight.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-30

1t is a curious thing how little peo-
sewer pipes are Of such construction
that the roots of trees can make their
way into them and clog them up. Ho-
nolulu is buried in a forest of orna-
mental trees, and if the sewer pipes
are affected at the government build
ing, they must"b9 affected all over the
city. While a good sewerage system
is one of the great safeguards of a
modern city, a poor sewerage system is
most dangerous. 1t is a veritable brok-
en- reed. The inhabitants of Honolulu
may be put to very serious expense
during the ensuing year.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-30

The man or boy who would rob the
poor box of a church would probably
steal the coins off the eyes of a corpse.
Even in crime there are grades of
meanness to which the average Grim
inal would be 10th to descend. The
man who boldly comes up and eases a
Wayfarer of his cash, taking the risk
of being shot or Drained himself, is a
gentleman compared with the rascal
who would filch a poor box The dis
coyery Of a poor box belonging to the
Roman Catholic Cathedral, broken
open ana the money gone, shows that
we have the lowest Of sneak thieves in
our midst.