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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-25
An bas Yablitnlll.

Die rSreie 8reiie" bat uber 400
etablirte Ieenturen I'M Staate, miro
an iiber 700 HOitofficen rerianbt. unb
Eat eine eroRe Gerbreitune in Der
Mabbar= &epublit Merito, inn Snoia=
nersgerritoriun uno Dtlaboma.
Sbr @irfulatiDns=@ebiet in 9eras
eritredt fib npn @alpeiton Biz binauf
nad Denliun, nDn Maribaa i'm Often
bis nod 81 asaio n: fernen @eiten;
es i6lieBt ielbitperitdnolih nit Be-
funhers sablreiben 2eiern bas biht=
beiieoelte Wittel= 9eras u,tb ben Snb>
tpeiten elm.
8tuei Neifenbe iinb beitdnoig, iabr>
elm, jabraus i'm Sntereiie bes Blat=
tes untertpees uno fiibren bentielben
i'm Gerein nit unieren riibrigen 2o=
tai Ngenten furttpdbreto neue 2e>
fer au.
Sn Gnbetrabt bieier 1batfaben lit
Die nJreie Breife" ipu es iih barum
banoelt, Die beutide Ben6lterune gu
erreihen, oas bette stmsei8e Me,
blunt im Gtaate 3eraS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-25

= Gus 6iloesbeim tpiro aelhrie.
ben: Sn bent betannten Gal5hntiin-
sers Brp5eife eegen bas gbepaar @e=
belit6ot 1T nunmebr oaa urtbeil er.
floiien. &c tpnnte na1getpielen
nerben, baB Or. b. WebelitGbt in
flint Tdllen uno feline @befrau in Ell.
mem sSaqe falife8 @elo in ben Ber=
febr sebraht baben. Or. b. Weoel<
itdot erfreute fih nor ieiner 8erbei>
ratbung oeS beiten &ufes, unb man
nimmt aIgenein an, baR er unter
Dem ginfluBe ieiner nerihtrenoeri.
iben Satin gebanoelt bat. Die @es
lbperenen billigten Or. b. @eoel=
itdbt miloernoe umitdnoe gu, leiner
@befrau oagegen nid3t. Das urtbeil
lnutete aegen eriteren auf l Sabr 3
Wpnate @efdngnib. eegen lebtere au5
2 Sabre 8ubtbaus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-25
siibmeitteraS luiini4t Gud

@enn Sbr guh irgenbmo nieoer'
lafen tpont. tbut eS entlang Der 3i'
ME Der
Iatt Mmtptttp & Mramiae
Yak Saha,
i'm 0arten-D Diltritt oes Staates. Sc.
lunbbeit unb &linla uniibertrpffen.
Billige 2dnoereien fir ben Garmer,
Warttedrtner, Obit- uno 8ieb5iibter.
Wegen ginaelbeiten tpenoet@ub an
6. s. Martin, @. Y. g.,
San Nntoniu. 9eraa.
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Cinderella Sdnbs Yalait.

SIN Cinderella Shub-Yalait linb
bic fir taltes uno naiies Wetter be-
rehneten Winter@Waaren angefont=
men in betannter gutter, bauerbafter
Qualitdt. Som Deiten oas Bette
an5uibaffen. lift ftets unier 8rin5ip
eetpelen. g8ir pertreten bic erften
sSirmen oeS 2anoes. Muh Dplge's
beriibmte Jitsibube iino mieber auf
2aeer 3u Breiien non fiinfdig Gents
aufmdrts. Der Saiiun genlaB baben
mir unieren Borratb in Sbuben fiir
Bdlle, &Dnserte, Oper, @eielIibaften
perpoqftdnoigt. 9onint ali uns uenn
ibr Sbube n6tbig babt.
Cinderella a 9 dub alait.
POT Nlamo Bla5a. Telepbpn 585.
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(Sprtiebunp folatl
Wirb perim@t ,perbem.

Gin inerfwiirbieer Sal wiro aus
gliaabetb, IS. 3d., berihtet. Yin
alter Mann, Namens 9. Us. Nos
berts, litt bort ihDn LANCER 3eit am
&rebs, Der ibein5ar unbeilbor tpar.
Sebermann bielt ben Sau far gang
lih bDffnuneslos, bis er Electric
Bitters" eebrauhte uno Budlens
Nrnica @albe antpenoete. Sieie
Bebanblung eurirte ibn politdnoi9.
SEPT periubt Sober, Der bapon Qe=
bort bat, ben Electric Bitters' !.
Gr iibt tadbtiee Wirfung aug in
Besug auf bic Beieitigung pon Galz
liafeit, Nieren= uno 2eberleioen uno
es lit iiberbaupt elm portrefflihes
Belebungsmittel fur ein erlb6pftes
Spftem. Wean peridume niht, es
au periuhen. Wur so Gents. 8e<
friebieune sarantirt burd S. &als
teper & @Dbn, @eD. S. S. Sbntitt,
Gieentbiimer, unb Gb. DreiB, Dro'
guiften.
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. u9tnerbings. lInb tDniali9e SO

nNlerolngs. uno font9lt1e 9os
beit-?"
sd ertpiberte: tbun sic mir bas
nidt on, alter Sreunb, benn es tpiirbe
mid fdiper betriiben, nnb iiberbies
tpiirbe i'd nod lieberliaer iperben.
Der prin5 bate bas in 10 brolliger
Weiie gelast, baB @ertrub abermals
ld9eln muBte. unb nun oerfebte iie NIT
tpirflider 6erali9fett: vWer 10 BON
1i9 felber ipri9t, Der braudt nod nidt
on fid gu per5lpeifeln, ioQte i9 metz
nen!"
.llnb Sic baben tpobl re9t, i'd
CLAUDE es felt elmer balben @tunbe fel@
Der, benn i9 ertappte mid auf elmer
gmpfinbung, beren i'd mid etsentli9
fir unfdbig sebalten bdtte.-@te milf
fen es tpiiTen. tpie rafenb nerliebt i9
f6on fett ldnger als einem Sabre in
Sic fpar-"
.R0nislide 9obeit!"
@ertrubs Mugen flammten in aorz
niger @rresung. unb Tie fdidte 5id an,
ben prin5en ite6en gu laTen.
nNidt 10, Bat er jebo1; .Sie biirs
fen mid rubia anb0ren, fein Wort, bas
@ie beleibigen fonnte, folI iiber n,eine
2ippen fDmmen!"
Dps tit bereits sef4ehen!"
tSDrtiesunp folatl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-25

g redIi1er S b. Der
Arbeiter Mrtbur Mcg gonnen In nontb,
broof, 3d., mar tiirali4 NIT BEN 8srs
fdse, bon 9ols an elmer Rreisf1ge Be.
f4dftist. Mdbtenb bic s6se In bols
lem 8etriebe lpaf, bron plDbli1 Der
Rabmen berielben ouseindnber, bte
edge flog ab nnb trdf ben iunaen
Mann in's @efdt, tim einen Tbsil 6sa
Ropfes nnb Der @4ulter abf4neiben6.
Gdn Sob erfoigte ausenblsdli1.
Am@ elm Grub snr 5renbel Sn
einem fleinen Serthen am Rbettt tper
cine btebere 9etpohnerin BON Der uebers
f4ipemmung beimse5udt unb aus
offentli9en Wlttteln entfh1bigt tppr.
ben. Sm Sahr barauf betraf lie, ein
sleider nnfau. sic erbtelt tpieberseins
ftaatlihe @ntiddbiguag, ober biefes
Mal mad ibrtr Mnii9t in nint genus
senbem Wabe. &ara entfhloHtn eine
iie auf bas 8iirserneifteramt unb fors
berte bort eine GrbObuns bes ibr ausee
bilisten @9abenerfobes. ais nun
ibre Sorberuns abselehnt ipurbe. faste
iie i'm 8ruitton tieffter emp0runs:
uDot fasen i'd llea, 9err 8irsermeis
iter. ct tiitt nod eiu mid. bat rter iiH
gar nit mieb freut, ipenn ner iipbers
fdpembt ipebb!" Sprad's unb p.rlieb
bas 2ptal.
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WtSanksn(plittfr.
COL elmer louae oil bid, benten,

go borg ihsr et,pas, fsatt su idtnfeu.
8ei mendeu seilteu beeinnt Ole Bespunbe.
r,tng bort, no ibr gerftdnbniB auf16rt.
SIR ben 3us bes Ser,ens III Der werfanb
ber bette Wei9enfener.
Dian iprid,s ipohl pom etbeuel nj, uuh
trotbem sebt es bel 10 pieien ai@t ret9t Dor.
mdrts.
Das Slid iutAeu mir, bas tinslid ium,
ms.
s.en bic 6rau gum MauHe madt, ber bIsibi
iminer eir-Weib.
gegsu Die @euhlie Der Delt gibt es nun
cine Sur: f'e griinblid5 teuuen jm .erueu.
Mon tam BON aIleu 9dfietn fret iein unb
bod feine einsge Gugemo bsfiteu.
Bleie Dienidtn fnb um besbalb ebgilt5,
speil fie nod nieutuls In BerfnHune iparen.S
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-25
9ages ; Wenisfeiten.
s n / a n D.

= Ser Nerbanb Der Breoiger
10. 3. Der niht.mprmOniihen y in
Suit Safe gitp, l1tab, nabm Ge=
iolutipnen an, in welhert man itb
iebr entlbieben gegen Die Wabl
Gmppts, zines Der IL pNpoltel' Der
WlurmDners Stride, gum Bunoes=
senator ausipriht. SmOot TT, Db-
pptl elmer Der syiibrer bes WOrr,D=
nismus, ielbIt fein BDlpgamiit.
Nus Manila miro becihtet,
oos General Miles ihD1 ildhite
ISOLDE feline @uGreile nab Nmerita
ontreten uiro, unb 5tuar iiber Sas
ban. ghina unb 8uBlano. General
W1iles erflarte, boB Die BewDbner
2usDns burh ben lange anbaltenoen
9rieQ unb Die barauffolgenbe Beiti<
lena iebr perarn,t leien uno oaB es
Der Mangel an Sarmtbieren ben Sar>
mern aud lebr ihmer MAIDEN miro,
iih uieber er1pDr5uarbeiten.
- @ie aus @nlbingtDn gemeloet
piro, fanr Die Wahl 0es Neprdien=
tanten Cannon npn S1inDis gum
Gpreher oes 0auies als geiibert ans
aeleben tuerben.
- Nus benz Snbianer 9erritos
rum tuerben grpBe neberitments
munaen berihtet. SIM 8ebiete oer
ghideiamzgeatipn iteben piele Quas
bratmeilen bes beiten Garmlanoes
unter Wailer. 8ablreihe 6arn1er
mu6ten aus ben Ebdlern an b6ber
aeIeaene Drte flieben. Tiele Drhs
den iinb aerit6rt uuroen uno Der
giienbabnnerfebr erlitt gruBe StD-
rungen.
= Ser Streit Der gigarrenarbeis
ter in Gapnna Bot 3u einem blutigen
BuIanlnenitpBe stpiid,en ben Streis
tern uno bee YDli3ei gefiibrt. 3mei
Eubte uno 50 Wertpunoete bebedteu
ben 4ampfplab. Bon ben 8eruun.
oeten perben pDbl minbeitens fiinI
| ibren Berlebunaen erlie9en. .1;s.ss-vs
- Die fleine Stabt Nenp in See.
paba lit bas r@retna Green" bei
| Ser. Staaten. @dbreno Der lebter
bier Sabre tpurben bort niht peni.
aer ala 14OO 0eiratben nun 5rem'
| ben abgeihlDfien. Die nteiiten oel
beiratbsluftieen Baore fonmen aus
| benz benahbarten galifurnien, stpl
bic @elebe Der Wieoeruerbeiratbunl
@eihiebener sroBe Shwierigteiter
| in ben Weg leaen.
- Sn Martspille, 2a., erlhoi
Der Noppcat 8lanhe ben BHan5e'
Barbin, nit benz er fib am Tag
porber aesantt batte uno Der ieine
Nufforberung. Ibbitte gu leiiten
ni1t na1tam. Barbin binterldS
cine g8itttpe nit orei tleinen &in
been. Blanhe tpuroe in bas @e
fdneniB su Gleranoria eebraht, b
Barbins Sreunoe ibn au lpnbe1
orDbten.
- Hab oem iebt per6ffentlihtel
Sabresberid1e bes gbefs oes 2ebena
rettunas 9ienftes in Waibinetp
mar i'm lebten Sabre bic Babl be
9hiffsslnfdIle in ben ameritaniihe
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Brief 8ihe.
6errens4tite,

6erreusXtfte,
DITTO u 8enta-B s 8ielig-S 6 5iiber
= SoIepb @augen - GbDlf Saeie = Wm
&lein - 9 20de, = Wm 6 WDbl- Sarrp
Rpfentbal, Gam Selber-8 u Stumberg
-gobp lleder.
Hamens3tfte
glrs. s 6 Bbttler-Warb Deoefe-9 9ena
5elber-Mrs. s &o1-WrS. u g8 sfapler
-Mrs. s arauie = Nattie 3uhning =
Wrs. 9 u Shmibt-Wrs. 8ete Stubler,
-2ena Shmib- -Mrs. 6 : Suber - So
iepbine SrbulB.
AnsIdnbiithe
Miarp &eller,
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us ecknARF, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAN ANToNIo TEXAS.
9 { nhlene ppIiaet

Set lene pnIiaef>
To {. Sn ber unmitteIbar an bic
9auptitabt DGnen1drts ftnBenben
Stabt Sreberitsbors 1T fiiraIt1 auf
elmer poliaetitation Elm Ginbru1sbiebs
itabl beriibt ipprben. Die Ditbe bran@
gen in bds Mmtsaimmer etnes ouf llrs
laub ab!peienben s}oltseibeamten. ers
bra9en in aller Mube benen g9reibs
tifh unb fiibrten bic poti5eifaTe db,
bic gliidliGer Meife nur febr tpente
entbielt. Smmerbin aber belobnte bic
Mutbigen eine Beute bon mebrerem
9unbert Rrpnen.
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@ranSeisentbuns ilebertrasnnses

WrHHoet8ehtbMmS ueberfra8ittgem.
u. 6. Green an 5rib Steiner, 2
@runoitiide in MiifiOnfielo $170.
8. Sanin an u. W. Snldu, 3
@runbitiide am Jrenb Blace. $500.
gbriitian WDbria uno Srau an
$. 8. Bed, 142 Mder 2an6. 9 Mei.
len noro6itlih bon Der Gtant. $5,< :
$50.
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gforbbenti9e Moso 9ampier=Qinie

5000 Meilen geiie fiir meniser
als $1.75 per Xag i'm 8miihenoed.
8rabtuuue 9ampfer pDn @alneitun
nab Bremen. auseeseihuete gins
rihtungen. autes giien uno freier
drstliher Beiitano. Der iiiblibe
&urS reou3irt bic @efabr Der Sees
franfbeit auf elm Rinimurn.
Man penoe iib tuegen SnfDrnta'
tion an gB. W. WilSpn,
General Naent, @alueftpn, Ter.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-10-11
LEAGUE
WILL MEET HERE.
Large Number of Delegates Will
Be i'm Attendance,

The Thirteenth Animal Convention
of Salisbury District Epworth League
will be held in the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Snow Hill, next Tuesday and
Wednesday. October 18th and 18th.
Delegates will be in attendance from
Laurel. Salisbury, Berlin, Crisfield, Po-
comoke, Cape Charles and other towns
on the Salisbury District. Speakers of
national reputation will deliver the even
ing addresses. while the day sessions
will be devoted to business and the dis
cussion of subjects pertinet to League
and church work. On Tuesday evening
the address will be delivered by Mrs.
Annie +. Smiley of Boston. author of
memerous Epworth League text books
and member of the General League
Cabinet At the conclusion of the adj
dress. reception will be rendered the
visiting delegates by. the members and
friends of the church in the lecture
room. Rev. II. G. Turner of LAUREL
Del, President IF the District will pre-
side at the meetings. Rev. III. G.. Budd
of Berlin, is secretary. The public is
invited to all sessions
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-10-11
New Banking Feature.

The First National Bank of Snow
Hill has had under consideration for
some months new department which
will be a great advantage to those who
desire to save small sums each day,
week or month. as the case may be. We
have ordered for the carrying out of this
idea, small steel safes which will be
given to those who will deposit their
savings in the same. The First Nation
al keeps the key to these safes and when
ever you desire you can take your safe
to the First National and have it open
ed and deposit the amount you have
saved in that institution, for which they
will pay you interest at the rate of per
cent. This Savings Bank feature is very
popular throughout the country and is
a means of making the young and old
alike. who use it, thrifty and DESTROYS
of building up good bank account.
Watch this space for more about it.
and for other information call at the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Snow Hill, Maryland
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-10-11
COAL STRIKE
STILL ON !
A Feeling, However, That the
End Is Near.

The coal miners are holding their own
against the mine owners and it looks
now as if the latter will have to give in
and a compromise will be effected by
which the mines will soon resume oper-
ations. The ten Thousand Pcnnsylva-
MIA soldiers sent to the mines to pre-
serve order and protect those miners
who want to go to work seem to be
without any duties to perform as they
found no trouble to quell and there are
no miners who are DESTROYS of going to
work under the old conditions. 1t is
now up to the mine owners to do some
thing to relieve the coal famine, and
they will have to do it.
No matter what is done the people of
Worcester county might as well make
their preparations to burn wood till
Christmas anyway. as there are so
many people i'll the cities who will be
servered first that it will be weeks be-
fore we get coal even if the strike ends
at once.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-10-11
Meeting of PreSbytery.

The Presbytery of New Castle met in
the Elkton Presbyterian Church this
week and organized by electIng Rev. L.
A. McCurdy of Central Church. Will
mington, moderator. Rev. j. II. Mill
gan. of st. Georges, was re elected stat
ed clerk. Rev. J. b. Ely, ID. D.. of Phila-
delphia. made an address on Foreign
Missions, and Rev. John A. McElmoyle,
of Elkton. read the report of the stand
ing committee OH foreign missions. DIR.
Henry Rumor, of Parkersburg. w. Va.
and Rev. b. Frank Davis, of New Jersey,
were received as members of the presby-
terry. The fifty-seven churches in the
presbytery have 6196 members, IL minis
tiers, POP elders. 2S deacons and 7460 Sun.
day school scholars. The contributions
of the churches during the year for all
purposes were Sll5.S25.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-10-11
Chances of Success.

Mr.. Ellegood, who attended a meet
ing of the Democratic Congressional
nominees in Baltimore last week, had
the following to say in regard to Demo-
cratic prospects in the First District:
Upon a careful canvass of the counties
a very conservative estimate will give
us majority of 500 or 1000, not count
ing a sprinkllng of Republican and Pro-
hibition votes that fell sure of getting.
Every county last year gave Democra-
tic majority. The report comes from
all the counties that the party was never
more united. The new departure of an
honest election is causing the people to
talk. which of itself arouses more than
the usual interest. Some of the repub-
lican politicians ridicule it as Sunday
school politics. AS for myself am
quite willing to have it sneered at by
the corrupt element of that party.
am quite willing to have campaign on
the issue of honest politics VS.. criminal
politics, and let the people decide
whether the man with the barrel shall
prevail in politics"
The Eastern Shore counties last year
gave DIR. Herring. dem. for Comptroller.
BOSS majority over Platt, the republican
nominee. Again in the same year. 1901,
in the First Judicial Circuit. composed
of the counties of Dorchester, Wicomico
Somerset and Worcester, Holland, dem,
for Judge, got 1882 majority over Ora
ham. rep. These figures show that the
First District is Democratic. and all
that is needed to secure victory this
year is for every man i'll the party to do
his utmost for Mr.. Ellegood's election
not only by voting for him, but by work
ing for his success. Mr.. Ellegood is do
ing his part of the campaign work-let
every Democrat do his part, and success
is assured.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-10-11
Maryland State Sunday
School Convention.

This is the last week before the great
gathering of Sunday School workers
from all parts of the State in Baltimore
City. Oct. 16 and IL. Elaborate prepar-
ations have been made to make the con-
vention memorable event i'll the Sun.
day school history of the State No
officer or teacher can afford to deprive
himself or herself of the information
and inspiration to be obtained at this
great convention. 1t will undoubtedly
be one of the most important religious
gatherings ever held in this state Aside
from the addresses and papers the large
exhibit of Sunday school appliances will
be an interesting and eye-opening fea-
ture. Schools are urged to send dele.
gates and report their names and adj
dresses ut once to State Supt. Geo. III.
Mock. ZIG w. Mulberry st Baltimore
Pastors and superintendent are cordial
ly invited.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-10-11
Drawing the Jury.

Judge Holland "Wednesday drew the
following jurors to serve at the October
term, 1902, of the Circuit Court for Wor-
cester County.
Pocomoke district: Henry w. Gala.
han, VIM. S. Paradee. James u. Barnes,
Ira 7. Stevenson, Moses u. Jones, Fran
els Merrill. VIM. L. Boston, George w.
Hancock.
Snow Hill district: George +. God
frey, George S. Payne. James b. Truitt,
David S. Hudson, VIM. O. Powell, John
II. Riley, James p. johnson, J. Sidney
Burroughs.
East Berlin district: VIM. McKew,
Harry Purnell. Alfred +. Powell, VIM.
T. Warren. Edward +. Holloway. Geo.
A. Harrison, DIR. James G. Dirickson.
Newark district: VIM. NJ. Purnell,
Gordon b. Jones. John b. Richards.
St. Martins district: S. Handy Muir.
ray, Elisha ID. Layton, Ezekiel A. Mel.
son.
Colbourne's district; James Shockley,
of j., Elijah A. Carmean.
Atkinson district: Elijah III. Smullen,
Louis Brown. Thomas Il. Corbin.
Stockton district: Edward j. Duer
Chestnut III. Jones, DIR. VIM. A. Taylor
James b. Besson, Silas w. Chapman,
VIM. S. Cottman. DIR. John Z. Parker
West Berlin district: Clay Powell
Stephen p. Timmons. Clarence Hanley,
Avery Mock, James Z. Dale. Fred Ham.
mond, Peter Warren.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-10-11
Democratic Meetings.

Hon James f. Ellegood has arranged
to address meetings i'll the First Con-
gressional District as follows:
Pocomoke City. Saturday, Oct. 18th.
Cambridge, Tuesday. October 18th.
Denton, Wednesday. October 18th.
Hurlock. Wednesday, October 18th.
Easton. Friday. October 18th.
st. Michaels, Saturday. October 18th.
Chestertown. Tuesday. October 2lst
Elkton. Wednesday, October 22d.
Port Deposit, Thursday, October 23d
Rock Hall. Saturday. October 25th.
Centreville. Tuesday, October, 2Sth.
Snow Hill. Wednesday. October 29th
Crisfield, Thursday. October, 3Oth.
Salisbury, Saturday, November LIST.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-10-11
NEWARK.

Mrs. Zeuo Long and sister. of Rox-
anna. visited her daughter Mrs. Thomas
Trader at this place Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Williams and
four children from Cape Charles, visited
his sister Mrs. John Richards at this
place part of this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bowen returned
home Saturday last from Ronkonkoma
after few years stay in that city. They
were accompanied by Miss Lizzie Bos-
ton who visited them few months.
There will be Sunday School Rally
held i'll the NJ. Z. Church at this place
Sunday morning at the usual hour for
Sunday School.
Mr.. William Massey spent few days
i'll Philadelphia last week.
Messrs. Leslie Bowen and Cyrus JAR
man are spending Il few weeks in New
York
Miss Mildred Aydelotte. of Snow Hill,
visited her cousin Miss Lottie Bowen, at
this place few days this week
Mrs. Minnie Jarman has ret urned
home from Snow Hill where she has
been spending a few weeks.
Mr.. Charlie Jarman left for Westover
"Wednesday last.
There will be Il Clipping Party" held
at Trinity NJ. p. Church, tonight. (Sat-
urday)
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-10-11
Deafness Cannot BE Cured.

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an infiamed con-
dition of the mucous lining of the Eus-
tachian. When this tube is infiamed
you have rumbling sound or imper-
feet hearing. and when it is entirely
closed. Deafness is the result, and un-
less the inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored to its normal con-
dition hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out of ten arc caused by Ca
tarrh, which is nothing but an infiamed
condition of the mucous services.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by ca
tarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure Send for circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-10-11
SYNEPUXENT.

Miss Mamie johnson. of Ocean City,
was the guest of her friend. Miss Ryda
Griffin few days this week.
Miss Lena Bowen. of Berlin, visited
her sisters ut this place last week.
Messrs. Edward Gray and William
Burbage made business trip to Sails
bury last Monday.
Mr.. apd Mrs. VIM. Richardson have
the SYMPATHY of their many friends in
the l6ss of one of their children this
wsA. \
Mrs. Lizzie Figgs. of Cheriton. Va,
has returned home after spending some
time with relatives ut this place.
Miss Helen Davis has returned home
after spending week with rel atives i'll
Berlin
Miss Sarah Hill has been visiting her
sister. Mrs. j. G. Coffin. this week.