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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-10-31

le occur de votre fills ne s'est pas
6gar6 dams les sentiers de la jeu-
Sc. L'amour, pour moi, c'est chose
grave, sacr6e, 6ternelle. J'ai atten-
du de rencontrer une compagne
telle que Je la revais, telle que je
la voulais, telle que fut ma mere.
LIE ciel lu1-m6me semble pavoir
plac6e sur mon chemin. C'est An
toinette. Voulez-vous me la donner
pour femme?
Antoinette s'6tait pr6cipit6e vers
lui.
Georges! Georges!.... au
nom du ciel, taisez-vous!....
Ellie cherchait q l'arreter par
tous les moyens. Ellie await voulu
jeter une main sur les l4vres. ii
s'empara de cette main, la passa
sous son bras, ~ maintint de for
ce, ct CONNIE 81 ce contact ent JUS
tif6 plus encore sa determination,
sa v6hemence:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-10-31
Une femme heureure. Beth

lehem, Pa, le> 81 avril, DR.. Peter
Fahrney. Chicago, Ill. Cher Mon
sieur:-La petite butte de Novoro
Idu DR.. Pierre, prise a ressai, est
arriv6e en- bon ordre; le rem6de
travaille CONNIE un charme. I'll a
gueri ma femme de maux de t6te
ct de p%alpitation du occur. Ellie Sc
levait reimbursement le matin avec
un NAL de tete ct pouvait a peine
TRAVELLER. Ellie Sc l4ve maintenant
de bonnie heure, travaille ct chan
to. Chez ellie le rem6de a produit
un grand enlargement. Je voudrais
avolr Iagence du Novoro du DR..
Pierre pour nos env1rons. Respec-
teusement, g. j.. Steyers.
LIE Novoro du DR.. Pierre, fat
p6n6trer le bonneur dams les mai
sons en- soulageant les souH6frances
ct r6tablissant la sant6. ii est d'u-
ne mani6re pr66minente SUPERIOR
q tous les remedies de famille. Ne
peut s'obtenir chez les pharma-
%ciens; les agents seuls lie vendent.
Sill ny en- q pas dams vos environs,
crivez au DR.. PetePFahrney, liz
la South Hoyne Ave. Chicago,
I'll,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-10-31
A Continuer

Dor6navant notre bureau sera
ouvert le soir tous les mercredis
jusqu'a 9 heures, Chambre 5, Cen
trail Bldg, 3O5 Central Ave.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-27

ber gsfhdfts bringeno gebotsa ipar.
bic groben Sumr,en, bic iIh onreh 0en
lleberfhuB ber Gteuern anh1ufen
lpieber III llmldif 5u febcn. Gin She!l
cerielben ipirb burh ben Mntauf nod
|nidt fdlliser Bombs iptebes in ben Dsrs
fehr oebrad5t, aber es gebt mebr eiEl,
ais fir ben ,3iped erforOcrlirh 1T, uno
oisIes Mehr irIlte oem Werfehr nitht
ent3ogen fperbcn. pu bus @sfAdfts=
leben auf eins bcltimmte Wenge dnges
tpie5sn lit.
Der ar0bte She'll bes @eIhdftsums
fabes lpiro freilih ni6t burh ote otftS
aiellen ltmlaufsmittsl res Ganses pers
mittelt; bic 8anfdrtfDeilung 1T per
aroBe sydftor, 8ddruelh lpirb nur IN
Der o0be BON sebn 0ro3ent beg Gss
fammtumIabes baanlpruGi. aber es
mub bd iein unD fDenn Die Weaierung
es in ihren @en0lben einldlieBt, 10
fam baburd 5si le6bdfterem @dnge
Der @elhGfte cine empfinolia Ilorenoe
@elofnapp1eit entitcben-
n
Der bisbcrise 5etrstdr, @ase, bat
bem entiprs9enD fuieberlplt Gesies
runssaslber. dnItatt iie i'm lInterihdBz
amt duf5uipeibsrn, an Deridlebens
8anfen pertheilt. poTiir eieie ihm ees
niisenbe @iberhsit gu ftellen batten.
Die 8in bes 2tbgeorbneten Bllgslep
min bieie oeleoentliGae Mbhiilfe aefebs
mdBia reguliren unb liebt bon Der 9erz
pflidtuna Der gantsn ab. Negiernngsz
bombs als GiGer6eit sn 6epottiter,.
Der alIgemeine grebit Der Banfen,
iiber tpelde iid3 gu informiren bds
ShaBamt ia 6inrethsnb @elegenheit
but. ION seniisen. Die @el&ftspel.
Des 2anbes iheint NIT Der Mabrege.
einperitanoen 5u Iein, bic einitipeilen
elm Iusfunftsmittel 6ietet, Bis bic
5rase elmer bsher seoroneten @esuli=
rung bes @elbumlaufs burh 8riins
oung elmer gsttralbanf nit Gilialen.
ODER auf anbere Meiie burd anbertpeiz
tiee Mabreseln entlehieben lit. Der
llrbeber Der Sin lit als prdFbent Der
Nationalbant bon Wsitdeiter gountp,
q. g., Jinan5mann bpn sad unb bat
als Mtislieb bes SausausfduKes fir
Wd6rungstpelen geniigenben @inblid
in bic finan3iellen GrIoroeraiiIe Der
9ef1dftsipelt srbaften. Ser neue
S6abamtsistretdr, 0r. Sbaip, 9at Der
gOrlase ieine llnteritiibuns Suse|ast.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-27

an mid obreiIirte Weriiherung id
batte ndmIicb bic ginlab Billetg fir
ous acnsert beffafit boB II lem
beutisen 6orntuge pists Wergniigen
Derbanfs;; ilno id baite es in Der 8srs
ftellnng fthctss 10 tueit gt5radst, un NIT
beitsrer Wiene audi meiissrle;ts bie1s
8eriiferuns 5n ertbetlen.
Rad empfarsener Melbuns, baB i'm
8sriftsthurn apG6renO lleiner Ibiuez
lsnbeit nihts 8emerfenspert9es Dors
sefallea, in rls;nsHl tets ppn5rauMels
ger noblperforgtsn Nrbcits5ilnmer an
selangt. beste ieh i'm, Grnite bic Sbee,
bon Wlitternactt an bic Gapelle sli
becbadten, nnb beinr eriten 3eiden.
Ddb bort ipieDer cine beiMli6e 3Is
fammenfHnft itatfinbe, in heren Ndhs
gu i1feihen, Urn tpsnieltens tneinen
begiinltiaten Neben6ubltr fennen s,t
lernen, tpenn oerfelbe ben Hiidipsg dnz
trete. 0orldufis mddte id mid an
Die Hepilion Der leuts in @liiubetb's
Seize fonfis5irtan8u9er nnb3sitIhrife
ten, tpelhe Der @sfdnsenen bon pere
Idieosnen Geiten ougefomff1en paren;
IS gdlt, cine etloa mittelit berielben gez
fiibrte aorreiponoens gu entoeden. m
Dem ih lie bon norn bis hinten oureIz
6ldtterte.
lleber eine 5iunbe lana bate ich
oieler unterbaltenben 8eitGftisuna
obselesen, ohne eire Gntoedang &C.
nlaebt su baben, als id enplicb oas
>lsbte Stiie CUR 9ano, nabm. Gs mar
oas neueite 5eTt zines Damals pielgez
leIenen unterbaltunssblattes, ipeldes
audi Bel meinsn 8rlpanbtsn Ginecng
gefunben bate. MuA oieies battle th
faft Bis Su Gnbe our6bldttert, als ich
sine nit 8leiitift anseitridene Stslle
,fanb, tpdbreno auf benz untereH Rano
Der betraffenben Stene einiae 3eilen,
ebsnfaIs init 8leitift, sefdrieben iraz
m, in oenen id lofort Die sieclife
6anbIhrift meincr Gonlins erfannte.
(Jortlebuns folst. s.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-27
2SaGerredjte im @eofamo.

Wie notbipenoig es ipirb, bab bic
8unoesre9terung gontroue iiber bas
eudferunes3plteln Der ipsltliden
SeDlGnhsreien iibernebne, ergtebt iit
aus einem proeeB, in lpel6em Der
5taat adnTas bas Sberbunbesgeriht
gegen ben Staat COLORADO tpegsn 8er=
tpenbung Der @epdi1er bes Mufanfass
5luhes angerllfen bat. Der 5luB
sebt ourh einen Sbeil BON Colorado,
ebe er in pas @ebist bon 9dnias einz
tritt, unb tptrb fir perf6teDens Srris
z4nlagen Derartig angssapFt,
oaB fiir Santos niht genug Md1er
fir Die Dorttgen Qlnlagen iibrig bleibt.
100000 Neres, bic nit BepGTeruna
sinen Wertb BON fiinf8is Daillionen
Dollars reprdientiren piiroen, lollen
oaoon betroffen lperoen. Dagegen
berlangt &dnfas Ibbiitfe.
Gs lit nidt Die 9lbiJdt, ben 2euten
in Colorado Die glnlage bon 5taupera
fen uno neutrality-suspicious. au unz
terlasen, RanIds perlanst feline 8sa
eintrd4tigung Der SntsrsHen oes anbez
rem Staates gu ieinsn eigenen @uniten,
aber es forbert, bab iensr feline giinz
ftisere Gage aur Ndbe bes 0uelIsebie.
tes berart ausnube, baB niht nMr elm
IpdrliAer Heit fir ben @sbrauh tpeiz
ter tbatabpdrts iibrig blei6t. goloz
raoo fo1e gebiibrenbe Hiidiid)t duf bic
Bebiirfni1s Des* unter6alb aeleaenen
Staates nebmen pnb bieiem einen aez
re6ten 5beil Der WaiIermense sufoms
men laiIen. Durh bic in Mufndbme
gefomnene eSrrtgltion babe,l bic ssliiife
cine apii4snItaatli9e 8eoeutung erz
6alten, bic lie 5uDor niht batten.
Shiffbar iinb lie nidt, mitbin taum
sipildenftdatlide @ertebrs : @traben,
iiber bic bic 8unbesresierung sSurisz
otction aus5uiiben nDtbig sehabt bGtte;
od aber ieBt ibre GetpGiIer bon mebs
reren 9tadten in sleihberc1tidtem
MntbeilsmaBe beanlprudt fDerben,
lperben tie gum Gesenltano sipiidens
itadtlther Sntereiien unb unterjte1en
lomit Der gontrollt bes gongreiIes.
Wenn bic Tliiiie aeriisenb WaHer
flbrten, Inn bas sanac Mreal Der Oebz
lanbereien in reihliheni Wabe all 1peiz
len. 10 ipiirbe Die syrase fiA niht err
bDben haben, aber ibre Mafferfnenae
lit ipdrlieh unb erforbert baber bauss
bdlterifdae @ernsnDung. 8ertbeifunq
nah Meht unb 8illiafeit. Die bstrefs
ferben G5!aaten fDnnten fid1 freifiG6
tDobl uater einanher beritGnbieen. Mber
bas fAeint dusgeIhloiIen, 10 lanae
pripdtunternebmer, gorporationen, III
ben einen Die Nprtbeile ber~prioritdt
in inOslih grORtem l1mfanse aussus
beuten iuGen. Die 2eufe in COLORADO
bauen ale Mnlaaen. au benen bic bDrz
tisen 2anDDerhdltniiTe @eleaenheit ae=
ben, u1b oenen in Rarlds gebt es fpie
ben WleIicanern, bie Dlrh ben ipeiter
oben mediterranean Hio @ranbe bGus
Fig fait trodenen Gui1es binourh fDn=
nen. Das ssrrigationsfpeien ipirD To-
nit 8unoesiahe, tpenigiiens Ioipcit Sic
WertBeilung Der Don Der Notur aelies
ferten Mdi1ernengen in Nefracat
fomnt. Gs lit niht srfcrberlid,, SAX
Die 8unbesresierung bi, s5eriteIIunq
Der 6ammelbedsn lelbit in bic 0unO
nimmt, nm aus bielen bic GlRifuuq
Der angelegten Candle au peranlaSfen:
.um enbIihe Gtreitigtsitsn 3ipif6en 5
Derlditbtnen sSntereHsn al pfrmeib
mirb e nptbpsnbia jsin, bob ie u
bic Werfb:ilurq Der @em6lItr EDnfr
ausiibt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-27
9esicrnmgsoepo(itei,.

Dem oft seriigten llebelitanbe. bcB
bic i'm Ghabamt ber Der. 5taaten
eingebenben @elber unsebiibrlid langc
benz Wertebr ent3ogen 1perDen. ion sine
8i1 abbelfen, tpelhe Der Mbgeorbnete
pusslep, bDn Rem Oort, I'M gonsreb
einsebraht bat. Dieielbe beftinmt,
'bab Der 5hnBmtsfetretGr monentane
lleberfhiiife BET Ndtionalbanien bepoz
.niren iou. Oelegentlih hat Dus
S9qbaHt, aud obne birtit od3n dns
gepitien 3u iein, bies fhon 5u ieintr
pragis aema@t, ipeu es I'm ssSrtsreiie
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-27
3mnoest stinan;em.


2smnoesfnan;en.
Die 8ilans Der ginrabmen un0
Nusgdben oes8uncesi6atallites ipdbz
renb bes erItsn Monates q. Tt. i1lpb
lpieoerum nit e;nem er1sblihen ueberz
l9ub ab. Gritere sliefen ii9 duf
SAG, ,582, ,143 (gegeniiber Don SAT, ,52o,>
286 fir ben Sanuar 1909 uno Die
4usgaben auf S38,548,277 (gegenz
ubsr BON $40, ,1O9,7OO, Iosab lia Elm
rleberI6ub Der lsbtmonatliheR Ginz
sdngs bon $8,O33, ,866 (geseniiber bon
$7,411,00 ersab. 8on ben Gin
ra6mell tpieien, i'm 0ergleid gu Der
sleiben geripbe bes 8nriaGres, Die
3olleinfiinfte eine 3nna1ms auf; biss'
lelbeH itellten ii9 UNI 100000 bobst,
b. 3. auf 22.488.791. Die 5feuer-
einnubmen betrusen $2O,852,512
So, ,500,00O) unb bic gingdnge aus
perI9ieoenen anberen Auellen 3d.
240,83 ($773, ,0O0).s Die Ausgaz
ben bes &riegsmtuiIteriums Csc. .SO2,z
260) tparen um $413,O00 srDber, als
fir ben Sunuar 1901 uno oiejenisen
oes rinezOepartements $685.
658) nm $670,o00 sr0Ber. SIR bic
nit benz 81. Sanuur a. CT. beenoeten
7 Monatsn bes sesenpdrtigen ae9z
nungsjabres beltefen fi4 bic ginnab~
men Inn runb cine MilIior Dollars
nieoriser, als fir Die forrelponOirenoe
3eit bes borbersebenben Sabres.
Die Dffentlihe Shulo itellte lid Del
S6lub lebten Monates, ab3iisli1 bes
i'm 8unDesldabamte porbunDenen
8darbeitanoes. auf $1,O55, 1926, 1893,
b. 3. I'm $5,701 1888 nieoriser, als BET
59lub bes norbsrgebenoen Monates.
8on Der Shulo tparsn per5insli9
$939, ,O94 $50. nidt mebr per5insli1
81, ,328, 800 unb unperainsli9 $780,
3O0,384. sn bisIes Sptal Oon ST.
$50, ,723, ,544 ltnb ausltehenoe Gertifi.
fate unb 59abamtsnoten in 6obe bon
$816, ,344. .O89, lpelhe Dur9 einen glesz
9en 8aarbetraa gebedt nuren. niht
eingeihloHen.
Der BaarbeltanD, Der li1 am 81.
Sanuar a. CT. i'm BunDesl9abe bor=
fano, oertbeilte iid folgenoermaBen:
@elerbefonos. in @olomiinSe unb
sSatreH ................. SloU;Uoo 0OU
r. @an,.oMoY s............... ste.2a4'oos oss
In MatioiaIbaniein' bebonniri. -. 106.629s25
s'ablMeiter Bildn6en ....... 6.948 .66S
5Otal ................... 81 800, ,4es .o56
@egeniiber bielem 9ptal Itdnben
Si9tDerbinolihteiten gum 8etrage
BON $685.. .671 400 aus, iobab iiG
GnDe San. i'm 8unDesIhaBe einNetto-
Baarbeitano BON 1924, ,796,646 be-
fdnb.
8unfnoten paren Bel Shlub leb=
ten Mondtes gum Betrase bon $780,
444, ,615 i'm llmlauf; cine 3unabme
fir oas Sabr BON $12.622,744 uno
cine Wbnahme fir geltannten MDnat
bon $845, Ill. Bon pieIen g2oten
iparen 1olhe in 60he Don 1922, ,278,~
391 ourh 9interleguns BON Der. St.
Bombs unb 1olhe sunl/ /8etrage BON
$37, ,166,224 our9 8uorgelDoepoiiten
ssbedt.
Die prdsung felIte Iih alif Elm So
tai BON $10,758,547 fiir ben lebten
Wonat. Dapon iuarsn $7,66O, 900
8olomiin3e, $2,9O8,637 5ilberniinss
unO $189,91O 9aidsl unb aupfsr<
miinae.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-27

nun fommt alle gum 8affe, oamit Die
quite gbriitine beute aud nod Nibre
5onntaesrube senieben fann."
I'm flint ll6r begann bas aon3erf.
ipelhes cine aus Der naben preubiiGen
@drnilonitabt 8. beriibersefommene.
bnrh i1re 2eiitunsen riibmliGit be-
fannte Wilitdrfapeae i'm groBn Suale
oes @aitbofes aab. Das prosramm
tpar elm gelDdhltes. Mne 9onDrdtio~
rem bon 3. linb aus ber gan3en llm=
sesenD batten iid einsefunben.
sSobanna, obtpObl iie nur einfafe.
bod immerbin fleibfame 5oilette gez
nadt, mar Der @egenitanb Der Mufz
mvrflamfeit Der anipeIen0en iiingeren
M1nnernelt, unb n1ander nit trefz
Tenbe neibilhe Bid 5nans mid au
bitterm GGheln. sic felbi Id]ien bieie
Qlus3eihnung nidt 3n gsfpabren ODER
au berahten, Gidtlih nit gan3er
5eele gab lie fid benz Genufe Der guz
ten Muiif bin, Der mir be: meiner
@timmung pDllig berlorsn ging, unb
gab vim ben pauisn ibre Greube iiber
benielbsn funo, obne bas @eb0rte, tpie
es auf ben Na1barp!dben @eitenS
manher iungen Dame seihub. elmer
ditbetifden Rritit 3u untsrnsrfer.
Nah benz Ron5ert Ipsiitsn mir nit
einigeu dntpeisnben Bsfannten i'm
xgaftbDfe 81 Mbenb. Mls id mid am
6aufe rnsiner Wsrtpanntea bon bier
ftn bernbf1iebtte, bernobm ih bon
sSOhannn's 2ippen bic aussniheinlid
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-01-18
Delaware Railroad Earnings Fall Off.

The annual report of the Delaware
Railroad, shows the gross earnings fol
the fiscal year to have been 81 COG. ego
decrease of 100000; operating ex.
penses, S1,156,232, IN increase of S43,,
I91; net earnings, S450,42S, a decrease
of SS3,791. Gross income amounted ia
S4S2,1O3, a decrease of S7S, 731, and tn,
net income was S229,3O1, Il decrease of
Sol ,24O. Dividend deductions of S179,.
227.30 left a surplus of $5O,O73, which
added to the credit of profit and loss
made the total to the credit of that ac.
count $94S,272.G0.
Freight earnings during the year de.
creased $56,696, and passenger and mis-.
cellaneous earnings increased $16,697
The decrease in freight earnings was en-.
tirely due to the large falling off in the
fruit traffic, the revenue therefrom being
| reduced nearly $150,000 below that of
the preceding year.
Extraordinary expenditures for the
year for additional right of way and real
estate, reducing grades, substituting
stone ballast, laying second track, i'm.
provement of bridges, the substitution of
S5-pound rails on certain portions of the
| road and improvements to passenger sta.
tions aggregated S349,307. The extra.
ordinary fun of 100000 on hand last
year was applied toward those purposes
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-01-18
Appointed Oh Committees.

Senator Henry NJ. McCullough. of
Elkt"n, was named by President uubncr
of the Senate last Friday night. chair
man of the committee on Pensions, also
Il member Of the committee on Amend
mcntS to the Constitution. Executive
Nominations. Elections. and Judicial Pro.
ccedings.
The Cecil county members of the
House of Delegates have been appointed
members of the following committees.
announced this week by Speaker Mitch
cll:-icorgr Cosden, on Corporations:
Bennett Steele. on Federal Relations
George Cosdcn. on Insurance and Loans.
George CoSlcn. chairman. on Internal
Improvements: Bennett Steele, on Pub
lie buildings; Joshua Clayton, on Ey-
bring Laws; Bennett Steele on Chcsa-
pcake Bay and Its Tributaries; George
Cosdcn, on Section 1, Article 3 of Con
stitution: Joshua Clayton. on Game and
Fish.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-01-18
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Laura Harris was Wilmington
visitor this week.
Miss Alma Dean spent Saturday in
Washington, ID. G.
Miss Lille Bennett visited friends in
Newark, Del, last week.
George McCrone. of Middletown. Del.
is spending several days in Elkton.
Mr.. j. Harvey Rowland. of Port De-
posit was an Elkton visitor on Monday
Mrs. Percy Glcndcnnng had as her
guest this week. Miss Burr. of Phladcl-
phia.
Mrs. O. ID. Ncsbitt. of Colora. spent
Saturday and Sunday with Elkton
friends
Mrs. Ralph Thomas. of Woodbury.. y.
j., spent this week with Mrs. Frank
McChesney.
Miss Harriet Bolen had as her guest
this week, Mrs. Lizzie Price, of Will
mington, Del.
Miss Ressie McGready has returned
from Il pleasant visit with friends in
Wilmington, Del.
Miss Minnie Hall had rs her guest
part of the past week. Miss Grace Rob
inson, of Baltimore
Mrs. Augustus Howell and Mrs James
j. Graham, Of Charlestown visited Mrs
John SpHrkln. this week.
Mrs. Il. Il. Dunbar had as her guests
on Sunday, Mrs. j. Newman Davis and
Miss Sarah McNeal. of Wilmington. Del
Mrs. ii. Il. Torbert has returned from
visit to Baltimore. Her mother. Mrs
ii. e. Wilmer who was dangerously i'll
at her home there. is now very much i'm
proved.
Rev. and Mrs. r. Il. Terry, Of Girls
field, Md. spent part of the week in
Elkton. Rev. Terry filed the pulpit Of
the Elkton NJ. f. Church. on Sunday
evening.
j. Irving Dayett, son of former Repre-
sentative Dayett. of Delaware. and Miss
Louisa Weber. II popular young lady
of ChriStiana. Del. surprised their
many friends by being quietly married at
the HON" Of the Rev. DIR. James l.. Val
landighHm, one evening last week. After
the ceremony the couple took PennSyl-
vania railroad train for IL Southern tour.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-01-18

Howard e. Ash. of Trainor. Pa. was
an Elkton visitor on Sunday.
DR.. John II. lamar spent last Satur-
day with Judge Martin in Easton Md.
William Willin has been on IL visit to
relatives in Philadelphia and Moores-
town. y. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frazer of Wilmington,
Del. spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
John b. Dean.
Mrs. Louisa Paul spent this week with
her daughter, Mrs. Andrew Slcer. at
Chesapeake City.
The Elkton Euchre Club was enter
tanned one evening last week by Dr. and
Mrs. Charles NJ Ellis.
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Hughes are
| the guests of Mr.. and Mrs William
Ionker. ut Mechanics Valley.
Miss Nora IIeiScr. of Pine Grove. Pa,
| was the guest of Miss Sallic Dcibert. at
Elk Landing. part of this week.
Mrs. Jacob Rambo and Willard s.
Yates, of Wilmington, Del. spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Elkton relatives
Rev. and Mrs. a. $. Mowbray. of Port
Deposit were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John +. Alexander on Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Lucy Clifford. of Zion. and Mr..
| John L. Wilson. of Calvert. were mar
| ricd nj the home of the brides sister, in
Wilmington, Del. one day the past week.
! Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ulary. of Elk
Neck, have issued cards for the marriage
of their daughter. Miss Ella Frances. to
Mr.. William McNampe. on Wednesday
evening. January 29th.
i Herman Ball. proprietor of Balls Oak
| Hall Clothing House. Elkton. will leave
Tonight for New York to purchase Il
spring stock. He will remain about n
week. being accompanied on the trip by
Mrs. Ball.
Mr.. John K. Ergooh. of Washington.
! ID. c.. and Miss l.. Ada Foster. daughter
of James W. Foster. of IIavre de Grace,
wrr' married at tn" home Of the brides
parents, at Is o'clock. on Tuesday even
ing. by tn" Rev. Edward Hayes. pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal Church. The
: bride was nttirrd in travelling suit of
gray cloth.
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BENJAMIN 7. CALDWELL.
late of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated,
on or before the 18th day of July, 1902.
they may otherwise be excluded from any
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make immed-
late payment to the subscriber. Given under
my hand this 18th day of January, 1902.
GEORGE A. BLAKE.
JanlS-8t Administrator,
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