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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 in the NJ. f. 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 few weeks in New
York
Miss Mildred Aydelotte. of Snow Hill,
visited her cousin Miss Lottie Bowen. at
this place "a 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 a Clipping Party" held
at Trinity NJ. p. Church, tonight. (Sat-
urday.)
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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 inflamed con-
dition of the mucous lining of the Eus-
tachian. When this tube is inflamed
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 are 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.
+. J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists, 15c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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BERLIN.

Prof Lee Carey, of Baltimore, has
been in Berlin this week visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Carey.
Mr. Edward Jacobs and family. who
have been residing i'll Berlin this year
moved this week to their farm. Mrs.
Matte Goodwin. sister of Mrs. Jacobs,
came last week to assist them in NOV
ing. Miss Dora Wise is to be governess
for their children and will take charge
of them next Monday.
Mrs. Stephen Quillin went to Sails
bury Wednesday to visit her friend,
Mrs. Frank Jones.
Mrs. Thomas Whaley. went to Phila.
delphia Wednesday to do her fall shop.
ping.
Mr.. Albert Newton, of Milford. came
to Berlin Monday to visit his friend,
Mr.. Harry Adams.
Mrs. Mary +. Taylor is spending a
week in Lewes with her sister. Mrs.
Register.
Mrs. n. Dill went over to Salisbury
Saturday to visit her mother.
\ Mrs. Sidney Adkins, who has been ill
fof some time, died Wednesday morn
ing. Her remains were buried in Ever
'greenA Cemetery Thursday afternoon.
Wise & Burbage funeral directors.
Mr.. ii. F. Harmonson, left for the
West Friday of last week to purchase a
drove of horses and mules. He took
his friend. Mr.. Severn Murray with him
for company. 1t has been long time
since Mr.. Murray has taken trip. and
we hope he will enjoy it.
Providence permitting, the Commun-
ion of the Lords Supper will be admin
istered in the Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning. The collection taken
up will be used for the poor of the
church. Young Peoples Meeting in
the evening at quarter before seven.
The leader for the evening will be Miss
Lily Gibbs. Preaching at half past
seven i'll the evening.
Mrs. Jane Il. Baynum, after pleas
ant visit to her sister in Philadelphia,
and friends and relatives i'll Delaware.
returned home Monday. She has been
gone since last February, and her
friends are glad to have her back.
Mrs. E. s. Furbush, who has been
ip the hospital with her son Howard.
returned home this week. We are glad
to sayHoward is very much improved.
M. Cyrus Bodley. lying near town,
died Wednesday. His remains were
buriedat Ironshire Thursday afternoon.
@. J. Evans, funeral director.
Mr. Cyrus Jarman. who left here "a
years ago. and is now living in Odessa,
Missouri, came to Berlin Monday to
visit his brother, Mr. William Jarman,
and other relatives.
Miss Kate Hammond returned this
week from her trip to England.
The ladies of Berlin attended the
millinery openings this week in crowds.
The hats are very pretty. and the trim
mers have displayed great taste.
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Mr.. E. 4. Richardson, of Spence.
was a visitor at the MESSENGER office
this week. Mr.. Richardson has just re-
turned from a visit to his daughter, Mrs.
Joe Rowley. at Chincoteague. He re
ports that the outlook for oysters is good
as they were never in better condition
than at present.
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LOCALS.

III anu GOlidttttts Nt MIS-
V. 5. Townsend's.
$500 to loan i'll sums of $500 and
over. Robley ID. Jones.
Mrs. George w. Wonnell is visiting
her mother in Salisbury.
See our SIC and SOC ready-to-wear
hats. Mrs. V. s. Townsend.
Miss Leda johnson visited friends
and relatives in town this week.
For good, stylish, and cheap MILL
merry, go to Mrs. V. 5. Townsend.
$500 for investment in sums to
suit. John w. Station, Snow Hill.
Mrs George w Covington is visiting
her son George in New York City.
Baby caps, cheap, pretty and de-
sirable, at Mrs. V. 5. Townsend's.
We are sorry to report Mr.. William
+. Cluff has been quite sick this week.
Levi A. Purnell, Esq, spent part
of last week in New York City OH bust
ness.
"A. ID. Irwin. Esq, left Tuesday on
business trip to New York aud other
cities.
MIR. Earl Downey of Baltimore has
been here this week Oh visit to his
family.
Miss Nora Dryden has been in Bal
timore during the past week on a shop
ping trip.
Ladies dress skirts and shirt waist
exceptionally good values at Mrs. V. S.
Townsend's.
George w. Wonnell, the butcher.
has good pork sausage and new buck
wheat flour.
Mayor William ID. Corddry and
wife returned last week from visit to
New York City.
Judge Alfred Child, of Stockton
while III town Thursday called at the
MESSENGER office.
Mr.. King b. Johnson, of Stockton,
visited the MESSENGER office while in
Snow Hill Thursday
Assortment of goods for ladies'
waists. Prices from H.. to Sl.OO a yard
Mrs. V. S. Townsend
To Loan-on mortgage or private
security. $1,000. $500 or $1,000. +. X
Wilson. Snow Hill. Md.
You will be surprised at the nice
coat you can buy for little money at
Mrs. V. 5. Townsend S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Smack, of Liber.
tytown, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Hill a part of last week
Mrs. III. @. Burbage, vino has been
on visit To her parents i'll Baltimore,
returned home Thursday.
Preaching ut the Christian Church
Sunday Morning at II O'Clock. Sub.
ject:-"A Great People"
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan and
Miss Maggie Harmonson of Baltimore
were in Snow Hill Tuesday.
The services at St.Paul's By the.
Sea. Ocean City. are ON Tuesday nights
instead of Thursday nights.
The strong eat well, sleep well, look
well. The weak don't. Hoods Sarsa.
parilla makes the weak strong.
DIR. T.. $. Dashieil will be in Berlin
next Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
at the office of DIR. John w. Pitts.
i have just received a nice line OF
ladies and children's coats to be sold AT
city prices. Mrs. V. S Townsend.
Mr.. James =. Burroughs has been
quite ill but is now much improved and
his friends hope he will be out soon.
Mr. ]. L. Hayman, bookkeeper, foi
the Dorman 81 Smyth Hardware Co.
Salisbury. was in Snow Hill Tuesday.
Col John Il. Moore and daughter
Miss Lola Il. Moore, have been registered
at the Stafford Hotel, Baltimore this
week.
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Cut this out and take it to p. ID. Cot
tingham & CO. drugstore and get a
free sample of Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets. the best physic
They cleanse and iuvigorate the stom.
ach, improve the appetite and regulate
the bowels. Regular size, 25c, per box
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NOTICE OF MEETING.

The Board of County Commissioners
of Worcester County. will hold their re-
gular meeting on Tuesday, October 18th.
1902.
w. +. BoSToN, President
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-10-11

If you want bargains i'll shoes go to
David Hudson's store.
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Local notices in these columns are
charged for at the rate of 10 cents line
for erery insertion. II matters not what
others charge We regulate or o,Cn
prices according to The fair north Of this
Journal as an ADVERTISING mediwm.
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good things the table
Imagine covered with gay decorated booths
of demonstration VIII
And better still
them There two di
Exhb-and sample had each The worlds foremo
ma represented
AS ane
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''Vesuvius in Grand Eruption"
The Pure Food Exposition.

Second.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-09-10
Members of the Delaware Fire Co.,
Have Completed Arrangements
For the Entertainment of the
Exempt Volunteer Fire.
mans Association at
Buffalo, N. Y.
The Buffalo firemen, together with held.

The Buffalo firemen, together with
their wives and band, will arrive
in this city tonight. They will be met
at the French street station at $50
O'Clock by members Of the Delaware
company in uniform and headed by
the First Regiment Band. A line
will be formed and the parade will
move over the following route.
King street to Second, to Market,
to Tenth, to King to Fourth. to
French. to Sixth, to German Hall.
The women members OF the visiting
party will ride in cabs, and the pro-
cession will stop at the City Hall,
where on address OF welcome will
be made by Mavor George NJ.
Fisher.
1t is the intention Of the Delaware
company to make big success Of tile
parade. The Buffalo party will num-
ber 1O5 persons, including the band.
There will be sixty members OF the
Delaware company in line besides the
First Regiment Band. Merchants,
whose places of business are on Mar
ket street, will set off displays of tire-
works. and much red fire will be
burned.
The officers of the parade will be as
follows: Chief marshal, Charles
Shull; first assistant, John Il, Hen
drlxon; second assistant, S. PGreen.
The parade will be dismissed at Ger
man Hall, wherea banquet will be
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-09-10
THE CRY
STREET MARKETS.

Eggs were selling from % to 3Oc.,
butter, 2Sc to SOC a pound; pork 10
to loo a lb;mutton, &c to 13c a pound;
potatoes, zoe bushel; cabbage, Sc
to Sc a head; chickens, $50 to Toe
each; beef from SC to zoe a pound;
veal, Sc to 20 cents, do; calf's liver,
25 cents; iineapples, l0c ; ducks,
go to IS cents each; tomatoes, Sc a
quarter; lettuce, Sc to &c head; Gil.
cumbers, l to &c each; egg plant,
3 and sc each; new potatoes, &c a
quarterofap peck.
String beans, sc a quarter Of a
peck; squashes, l to Sc each; beets
&c nch;cauliflower, &c to 10 head;
corn, l2c dozen; lima beans.
DC a pint; cantaloupes, 35c a basket
watermelons, l0c to zoe q piece;
bartlett pears, lOc a quarter psck ;ap.
PIES &c q quarter peck.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-09-10
.a.s r-- .---S3- ".
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Five peasants We're killed and ten
wounded by troops in a strike riot ut
Candida, an Italian village.
Governor Nash asked Ohio churches
to observe next Sunday, the first ami
yersary of President McKinley's death.
Patrick A. McHugh, Nationalist M.
r. for Leitrim, released from Sligo
jail, was given great popular recep-
ton.
Inquest was begun at Pittstield in
the case of Secret Service Agent Craig.
who was killed last week in the acci-
dent to the presidents landau. \
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-09-10

I neld.
The visitors will be taken on a trip
up the Delaware on the steamer, tho
Sylvan Dell to morrow morning and
a stop will be made at Washington
Park
On Friday the visitors will be taken
on a sight seeing trip through tho
city and immediate vicinity. In the
evening there will be a reception AZ
the engine house.
The wives of the members OF tho
Delaware company will assist in en-
tertaining the visitors. There will
be thirty three women in the party.
and the wives of the local firemen
will endeavor to make their visit =
pleasant one y
The visitors will leave for their
homes at 73O O'Clock on Saturday
day morning, but Will stop off for
few hours at Maucll Chunk. During
their stay here they will bequartered
at the Clayton House.
Invitations have been extended 10
the presidents vi the local fire COM
panies, the fire committee of City
Council aud the mayor and officials Of
the fire department to participate in
the different festivities.
The committee 10 charge of tho
entertainment is Charles Shull, S. 2.
Green, VIM. Hickman, VIM. Sparks
and Samuel Chadwick.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-09-10
FROM
NEW CASTLE,

New Castle, Sept. 10. Sunday
was great day in tn Red Lion
Methodist church and tn Q cash SUBJ
scriptions amounted to $400. Pre-
siding Elder Corkran preached three
powerful sermons. The han dsome-
ly painted, nowly carpeted church
had every seat filled at all the SER
vices. Rsvs. T. N Given, Mr.. Wal.
ton, Seth Q. Gibbons, Mr.. Geoghe-
gan and Mr. Dawson assisted Pre-
fsiding Elder Corkran. The Ladies'
Aid Society worked hard during the
past summer end succeeded in hay
ing the chur,h interior handsomely
painted. Even the Sabbaah school
has been frightened by paint and
new carpet
The second quarterly conference
of the Nazareth NJ. E. church will
be held this evening.
An adjourned meeting of the
Board Of Education was held last
evening for the purpose of consider
ing the best means of heating the
schools during the coming winter
Mr.. Philips, Of the school proper
ty committee reported having re-
ceived the following bids for heat
ers for school building, No. 2: John
F. Shearer, novelty heaters, $l77.50
a Novelty, $2O7. so; James F. Wood
d Company, Novelty, $199; William
E. Williams, Novelty, 1896; and
Giant heater, 5000; The matter
was discussed at length and was re-
ferred back to the committee with
power to act.
Professor Holloway appeared be-
fore the Board with some sugges-
tions. He hoped their relations
would be profitable. He paid a de-
served compliment to Professor
Richardson as to literature. He
wished to install a series of readers
that would lead up to the advanced
literature. He suggested the Judson
and Benders' graded literature read
ers He favored better books and q
better course of United States His.
tory and favored McCallister's his
tory, it being an up-to-date one.
On the line Of geography he also
favored change from Montieth.
lie favored the giving q chance to
the children to think and not so
much memorizing lie also refer
red to primary arithmetic. In the
high s,hool he favored increasing
the Latin work and favored Collar
and Daniels first year in Latin.
The matter was referred to the text
book committee with power to act.
President Eliason said the child.
rem should get everything that was
possible to give them and he was
highly pleased at the suggestions
made by the principal.
The bid of A. NJ. Hizar for repairs
TO No. l and No. 2 school buildings
and pavements was $146.25.
Motorman Hushebeck yesterday
afternoon by prompt work averted
an accident at Pyle's lane when
wagon was driven directly in front
Of the approaching trolley car.
New Castle people claim that
water spout fell at the jetty yester-
lay afternoon.
Those on the sick list are gradu-
ally recovering.
The colored folks had q musical
treat last night in the town hall.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-09-10
Governor Stone Confers With Wide-
ner, Finn and Elkins.
j. P. MORGAN URGED TO ACT.
Information as to Progress Made at
New York Conference Carefully
neutrality-suspicious.
Profess Igorance on
the Subject.

NEW YORK, Sept. lU.-"Attorney
General Elkin, Senator Finn Of Penn
lylyania and myself have been in CON
nlltation for several hours today with
sP. A. b. Widener Of Philadelphia, who
ss director In the United States Sieel
Evaporation, and who is associated with
Mr.. Morgan in many business enter
prices.
asrcc4ideHer is very anxious to see
iEhe strike settled and has taken the
&natter up with Mr.. Morgan. We arc
Sloing all we can
-, The foregoing statement was made
aast evening by Governor W. a. Stone
Es he was leaving the offices of the
i1Jnited States Steel corporation, where
Hhe consultation lie mentions took
place.
Governor Stones manner plainly in
dicated that he expected, with the help
Of ]. Pierpont Morgan, the great coal
strike will be speedily ended.
"What progress was made at the
eonference? he was asked.
Il can say nothing more" was his re-
1ponse.
"Have you been in direct communi-
cation with Mr.. Morgap?'
II have nothing further to say"
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-09-10
TWO TICKETS IN
KENT COUNTY,
Republicans Nominate Full
Ticket Independent Of That No1ni-
mated by The Union Republi-
cans---Fight Along the
Line to be Vigorous. T.

I Mr.. Ilynson retired as chairmaI
and the Convention named as it.
president Samuel II Derby of Wood
side, A. w. Slaymaker, OF Camdel
and Dr. W. i. Davis Of Dover .wer,
the secretaries.
| In a stirring address, favoring th,
placing OF an independent county
,icKet In the field, for tie first time
Manlove Hayes. one Of Delaware
pioneer Republican said.
''In Wow OF the action taken by
the so.calIed Union Republican con.
venlion on Tueoday last, and the
charges made against Representative
l.. lleislcr Ball by their committee
ON resolutions. seconded bv William
Michael Byrne In his address ac-
cepting the nomination for Congress
it may tot bc an,ss ON this occas ion
to make Il lew remarks The charge
Of uniairnesS N the distribution OF
| Patronage between the two factions
or The Republican party is fully dis
proved by Il carefully prepared ar.
ticIe published in the Evening Jour-
nal aud The Sussex Republican oi
Saturday last showing that OF so
appointments made on tie recon. .
mcndaLion Of Congressmrn Ball, l6
were Regular Republicans and "a
Union Republicans. Pray how many
Regular Republicans would have
been appointed if Union Repu bilcans
held lAe power? l venture TO say not
one
TO my personal knowledge. in the
appointments 10 the rraal delivery
service in Kent county, Or. Ball
was extremely solcltous that til,
Union Republicans should be fairly
represented. In the face Of such facts
10 the contrary Of their statements,
why should William Michael Byrnc,
the prescut United States district
attorney, appear as the champion of
Mr. Addcks and his party? Could b.
not see by The reluctant reception Of
his name as It's candidate that no
one in his convention believed jn him
lie stands today as the personal can.
ddats Of J. Edward AldIcks. with
whom he boldly claims to have been
In close communication for several
years past. Is this possible 10 view
Ut his position and political relations |
to leading men in the leading men in !
Republican organization In recent {
ears? | may be permitted the priv !
elegc, In justice TO the slncerity Of
Mr. Byrne's former profess ions, and |
IN am azement at his recent CONVEX
sion, to read a letter written By him
to the editor OF the Middlstown !
Transcript, dated October 2, 1899, |
which l happen to have preserved?
Mr.. Hayes then read excerpts from
the letter, and in concluding said
How could he nave put II stronger
than in this paray raph.
"Should the voters Of Del aware
now supinely sce their political honors
by leopard with spots uu-
changed?"
> "Shall We now condone what for .
decade we have condem oed2'
"Such were the words less than
three years ago Of William Michael
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-09-10

Dover, DEL. Sept, 9.-The Regular
Republican county and Legislative
ticket as finally completed this ait
ernoon in convention. is as follows,
each candidate standing pledged &c
answering opposition TO the policies
of J. Edward Addlcks:
State Senators-FIrst district.
John Heltshu; third, William H.
Hazel, Dover; filth, William II
Pierce. FELTON,.
Representativcs-First district
George A. Hall, Smyrna, Second
William X. Knight, East Dover;
third. Isaac N. Mills, Clayton; fourth
Thomas Henry DAVIS, Marydel;
fifth William II. Mckee. Dover. sixth
nomination lett with county com.
mIttee; Seventh, John Dawson Clark
Camdan' eighth; II, l.. Burke,
Magnolia; ninth, Frank J. Smith,
Harriogton;tenlh, John X. R.Maloney
Milford.
Levy Court-Second dlstrict, Isaac
z. Ceilings, Leipsfe; third. Thomas
~. "lSSs S'dF'oh iohi We "''ai"
l., Hydorn, Frederica; tenth. Isaac
II. Jester. Milford. Levy, eourlmen
10 first. fifth. sixth seventh and
ninth districts hold over.
Sheriff, Louis Z. l.. Smith, Dover.
Coroner. John Frank Owens,
Little Creek.
Clerk of the Peace, George W.
Dick. Smyrna.
Register 10 Chancery. James II.
Deakype. Clayton,
County Treasurer. Robert j.
Mears, Milford.
the convention was ca!lcl to or
der by George b. Hynion. the retIr
ing county chairman. Samuel II.
Derby, of WOcdsld., was named as
chairman and the secretaries were A.
W. Slaymaker. OF Camden. and Dr.
w. +. Davis, Of Dover. For the fist
Time since the existence OF the two
Republican factions, the regulars
nominated Il distinct Regular Repub.
lican county ticket.
Retiring Chairman IIynson de-
clared that the cause OF the Regular
Republican organization was decided.
lv hopeful that the fight would be
carried on until Addicksism became
a mere tradition in Delaware Repub.
licanIsm The nomination OF Byrne
he declared. was discredited by the
national authorities OF the RepubN
can party, who he was convinced.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-09-10
Miles Starts,

: WASHINGTON, Sept. 10-Lieuten.
ant General Miles will leave this city
tomorrow for the Philippines, but will
stop at Chicago and possibly at other
points OH the way to Portland, Ore,
Vm which city he will proceed lei.
feiy down the coast of California in
Ter to inspect the recent extensive
orovements In the coast defense sys-
on the Pacific. His movements
N be timed so as to enable him to
'Ske passage for Manila OH the trans
t Thomas, scheduled to leave San
nclsco about the Both inst. Mrs.
~ Colonel NJ. F. Maus, aid.de-
amp and Mrs. NTaus and stenog.
and messenger from the army
II karters will accompany him.