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LIZ. Stock.

Chicago. Ca,tlc.-Good 20 prime
steers. S5ood $50; poor To- medium.
sloonIS5: ,tocller> and feeders. S. oc
u+75: COWS and hcierS. SI6od 80;
anners', ST GOA 200: bulls. Se.5Gi425:
:alvcs. Se.5oH675: Texas-icd steers.
), sou 100 Hogs-Rcccipts today. IS
100 BIZ: tomorrow. IS.cco: lett over,
$500: mixed and butchers. S5.05M o 20;
good to choice. heavy, S6I5d6 so.
-ough. heavy. S5.05M6I5; light, So ooG
J. 20; bulk OF sales. So. .ol1 20 Sheep
Receipts. It.oco head: market steady 10
strong: good to choice wethcrs, 81 ?:
500: fair to choice mixed. S325I4.oo;
native lambs. s. 5odo5o.
East l-iberty.-Cattlc steady; choice
S5.4oM $50; prime S5I5Ms3s good
S4S5M SEQ. Hogs lower. prime heavy
80. 3sm O. 10: mediums and heavy York
:rs So. 5on6.55; light Workers $06ord
sos; pig, S3o.M67o: roughs $4,000
SIS. Sheep lower; best wcthcrs S4S:
HS 10: calls and common S.Con 500
warnings $3oo1 SEQ: veal calves sos
Tfz.25.
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He Punished Her.

Brown went to Scotland for his hol
idays. last summer. and. wishing to
let a friend know of his safe arrival
he entered a sub-postoffice and in
quired If he could send a telegram di
rect TO London. and how long Il would
take. The young lady. who was in
clined to be snubbish, cut short his in
quiries with: Il am not paid TO an
swer silly questions" Imagine his
feelings. however. when she found
herself compelled to wire the follow
ing: Arrived safe. Girls here ugly
aud had.:empered."
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moved Il muscle Tor The i've m!naies
preceding these words. Through the
closed door OF the private oi!ioe lad
come the buZZ Of the conversation 81
the waiting patients. DR.. Champion
grew restless.
Elliott fumbled in his waistcoat for
the fee: again tie demon OF grim
humor caused Il s:cklv smile 20 play
around the corners of his mouth. He
Eraspcd the doctors hand with ner-
eous haste. half afraid as he did so
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ID a Long
Rem rendered
WV Fourth
By Edward Young Clarke. Jr.

;IIENE he. II is n very
painful situation. These
heart troubles come as
:. ..ea; shock. OF course
You may live eighteen
months. but ii would he
wiser If you counted On
not more than Il year.
You have my deepest
professional sympathy
Hui.' ard the doctor
i.esita;ei Il moment le-
fore he continued. my
time IS very preci ous."
John Elliott had hardly
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-04

Standing n one of the club house
John Elliott was looking
down AZ the surgins crowd on tho
street below. Tor 4 brirf space of time
tho motley thronS would hold his at
tention. ana then lis mind would revert
back 10 the phrase, What is the use To
lire the year. But John Elliott was
no coward: lie refused to admit that he
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-04
By HARRIET PRESCOTT spoFFoRD.

Twas til. campaign whose fame began
" men ,he GI,e.. Mountain men with
stood
Burgoynes proud io-ces-ani a. well
Saved Mo..y SiI:s rom w.Iowho3d'
Across .he Moha~;i Valley then
BV 'aarv !: .a',. ambition blovei.
Despite his Indian ainhG>ie>
81. Le.cr marched 10 I've destroyed.
And Washington barred Howe away.
And Ill the great invasion SPED.
AMI men and woods ari waters he'd
The ne: that rai.:p Schuyler spread.
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Then Gates came on, and closer drew
His yeomanry. and every night
Bureoyne the hostile camp iircs saw
. Encirc.e him with lines oi light.
Surrounded; with no food: the zoe
\ mu>ket-shot away At most
Fiuttered the flag OF truce and there
BIrsoyac surrendered with his host.
Md. sp,endid.v accoutred. they
Saw louis and looms in rags and smocis
Their couquerors. with rusty pixies
And nowder horns and old flint
locks.
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feared 4 year Of suffering. so each time
lie drove the thought away.
AS he stood thus. with his thoughts
shifting from one thing 10 another,
there came 10 him this: WHY not
leave this place ut once? Go to new
scenes; min@le with different people:
live new life for this next twelve
months" He rolled the thought over
ana over III his mind; it was like
sweet morSel.
Fired with this idea. he became en-.
thusiastic. He would forget the past.
bc thankful for the year with its mani.
fold opportunities, become in reality Il
new creature with year rs the span
of its life.
The idea fascinated him. He rushed
about in fever!Sh haste aud in remark.
ably short time was aboard IL rapidly
moving west bound passenger train.
With nothing to do but gaze out Of
the window dependency crept over
him again. He was conscious that Il
man had taken the vacant seat at his
side. He continued to gaze out of the
WlnuOW at the passing scenery, ldteE
falling into Il dose. When lie awoke
his fellow passenger was gone. leavin:
behind him an extra edition of one
Of the city's daily papers. Elliott
drowsily picked it UP. He had but
barely glanced ut it. when his whole
body began to tremblc violently and he
had TO lean over and spread it ont on
his knees To read. mutte:ing as lie did
so. MY God"
EmblaZoncd across the front of the
paper were the words. DIR. Champion
insane. Peculiar mental affection
leads prominent physician TO tell all
patients they have only Il short time
TO live
a, the next station Elliott left the
train.
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.WMu MssW MW,
Something Unusual.

Mrs. Jones Anything unusual hap
pen To your children on the Fourth"
Mrs. Smith oh. yes. Two of them
were not injured at all"-PucA.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-04
IL.

Il any of the many friends Of Viola
artin who were accustomed 10 de-
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G. w. CONVICTION, Attorney
and Counselor at Law, Snow Hill,
Md. Law Office in his residence.
Church and Martin streets.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-04

w. G. KERBIN, Attorney at Law,
Snow Hill. Md. Office opposite Court
House.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-04

f. X. WILSON, Law,
Snow Hill. Md. Office opposite Court
House square. corner Washington and
Market street.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-04

And then what did those louis and looms!
such lofty grace. IN their degree,
DID ever fallen Toe receive
From knights OF ancient chivairy?
Slowly the British regiments
l.aid down their arms OF that calm morn.
Five thousand muslcts stacked, and heard
No sound the while OF scoH or scorn.
Great was the victory that brought
Friendship from France, and built on
high
The dream OF freedom like tho dome
OF some great sp.cnlor in the sky.
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0citorbc1.

Mm l2. uidr3 in Neu pbilaoelphia
ssran Gould Ra0erlp, Neb. MbbiihL
43 Sabre alt; ohne bab ihre nmgs-
bllnQ cine Mbuuna hatte. bob iie ernlts
lid frani isi. iiel Ne. plOblih toot su
gooen. Sic hinterldBt fiinf Ginoer.
lsit lebten 0srblt III lie pon ihrsn.
Wanne 9eidisoen.
Mm Is. ,Mdrs bel ieinem Gdwieaer.
iobne, Carl Ddnni i'm Olotowntbale.
emanuel 3umbah i'm Nlter bon "A
ssabren an elmer 2unsenentaiinoung.
Ser Derforbsne mar in 8uraelen,
Ranton Bern, Shmsis, aeboren uno
lam ir cabre 1874 nit ieiner Jainilie
nod ben Ser. Staaten. Dor orei
Sabren ifarb feline Satin uno ieither
bate 3umbah aud ben Sebensmutb
perloren. Yon reun Ginbern lino
nod iebs. brei g6hne unb orei 5ohter,
am 2eben.
YIN IL. Mdr3 in ibrer Wobnuna I'M
5tonecreettbale Witt,pe 8. Sor9ler
naA ldnaerer 2ranfbeit I'M Mlter bon
81 ssabren. Sic Uerltorbene binter'
ldbt neun Ginoer. bier SDbne mi
iinf 9Dhter. % Gnfel uno 8 urentel,
Mm Is. Ndr3 in llbridspille S. 6
Gemutb on elmer aunaenentsiinoune
| i'm Mlter BON So Sabren. Der Ver'
lforbene mar felt Sabren Raiiirer bel
llniDn Bant in ubridspille. @r bin
terldbt cine Wittme uno stusi sobne.
Mm IA. Mdrs in Denniion William
s. Burris i'm Utter bon 81 Sabren ar
Der WaHerluht. Ser Ueritorbene bin
terlaBt cine gDitttpe uno bier 3inoer
| fieben Sinb aeIfprben.
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Sober GorreiponDetts.

Eie Mtpublitaner bielten am SONS
tag Nadmittas ibre NominatiOnen ab
uno Gletus Weaper erhielt bic meilten
5timmen. au1 philip Geib bic Nomi-
nation fur ghabmeifter. @eaper uno
@,ib fino bic ieBigen Snbaber oieier
Menter.
Nm 5reitag Nadnlittas tperben bic
9emotrateu ibre Nominotionen balten
nit gbas. 8. Slinaluff unb @oroon
fir Mapor. Geo. @anaoa fur Sbab.
msiiter unosG. 8. Waloron fir prdf.
bent bes etaotratbs.
Saeob Spablinaer 1T auf Der 2ran.
fenliite.
Gbriiiian Nieoerbauier. S9ubma=
hermeilier. bat oas 8eihdft aufeeges
ben ba bic preiie fir 2eber su bod fino
nno fir bic arbeit nidt aenus besablt
tpiro. Z.
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0oIipar.
Sen l6. Mdra 1902.

Werther Beoba1ter!
Ghon ldnsere 3eii ipuroe bapon ee-
iprohen. bier cine 3iegelbrennerei su
errihten uno bot Is MN ben MnIhsin,
als iolIte oies permirtliht meroen. Dr.
Bueler bon Winsral gitp bat iih 3u
bieTem 3ned nit oem hisfiaen 0anoels
goinite pereinbart; Qano 1T bereits 3ue
bieiem unternsbmen 9etdert bon 0eins
rid Slider. Gran gliiabeth geltnap
unb ben Grben bon Daniel Homer.
balielbe miro in Gotten gum 9ertanf
ausgsleet. Ser QBortlaut beS GDn-
troties 1T bis ieBt nod nidt betannt ae.
9eben.
gDieber III elmer Der alten pioniere
beim9egan9en. Nm 6. Mdrs itarb in
ieiner 2anowobnun9 .s,piiden 3oar
uno Mineral @itp Daniel Striebel i'm
Utter bon "a Sabren nod lanaem uno
| famerem 2eioen am falten 8ranb
(Gangrene). Ser Beritorbsne suurbe
| in Mottenater, Sberamt gbin9en,
Wirttemberg. aeboren. Sm Sabre
ls48 uerlieb er i'm Mdr3 nit nod iebs
2ameraben feline 0eimatb unb I'M S,tli
tamen lie in 3oar an. Nad eiuisen
Sabren 3oa Der Veriiorbene init ieiner
iunsen Satin auf bas @runofiid, mo
ct ifarb un6 bon no aud feline treue
2ebenssefdbrtin ibm bor II Sabren i'm
3obe porausaing. gr binterldBi einen
Sobn. cine Sodter, IL gntel uno brei
urentel. Die Beeroiauna fanb aln 8.
Wdra auf oem Wineral Gitp Grieobof
ftatt. Ton Den z Gameraoen lebt iebt
nod elmer. Seremias Slaao. in 8pli-
bar. Writ Nusnabme bon gbriitopb
Strobel in Canton tpobneno, mar Der
Weritorbene Der dliefe nod lebenoe
Nusnanoerer aus isinem Qeimatbort.
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3etttabcAe Der llbriHspilles
Wclu philadelphia Canal
0orcr gtrai;cnbat1n.

.8urdesbenbe Waasons perIaifen nbridseins llbr
WorgenS nns iebe Stuube bt5 11br MbenoS, Ser
Maa9Da nm 10 ubr abenos aebt bis Stem gbiIohel.
pbia. Wassons psrlaHem 9eeip ghilabepbia fir nod
Ganal Sober 445, 545 Gas 745 iiiib ipdter iebe
balbe Snnbe 945 abenbs. .Wagspns ntrl afIen Stem
PbllabeIpbia fir nadb uhribso lie Inn 5:I5 Wprgfus
uno ieoe plssnbe Stnnbe bis 9:I5 Mbeubs Ser 9Dag.
son Absnos nm lo;l5 gebt big Mibpale auseenom.
men nenn San5pergnignugen, Observation-Disclosures,
etc ftatttnbeu. Maggpns perlaiieu GanaI Spper BON
Morsens 500, 500 TOO. 800 $50 bann jebe balbe
Stnaoe bis 10 nbr abenbs, ollie Moseons, mel1e in
Der Stnnbe Iauien BON 500 l1br Wtpraes bis 900 br
abeabs, eeben burt big nbribspille. Ser Maeson
nm 10 nbr ger biS Illopale. auSgenomnten fpenm
Sou5per9nIgun9en. Observation-Disclosures etc. aatt.
inben. Mm samltas nnb eonnta9 lauien Maegons
ebe halbe Stanoe bon nbriGspile nad gep 9btlabel-
phia; beielben psrlaffeu ubriAsniGs Inn 1880 Stad.
mitta9s bts $50 MbenbS nno perloiien Stem pbiiabel.
pbia nm 12:45 bis 645 abenbs. Mm Gonntaa berIdBt
DER erts Wag9ou olle Drte cine Stnnbe ipafer. Ser
GgpreBtpoggon osrldbt nbridbspi1e nm 800 900,
1880 nnb $3.50; perldbt Nep pblabelpbia unb gebt
uorbIi9 7:o0 1000 l:30 nnb 4:3O; perldBt gep Hbi4
iabelpba nnb sebt iiolitb 500 HOO 2SO mnb $50;
perldBt Ganal Sober 7:15. 1918, las 4:45 Dieter
nasen 9ebt ieoen Sag; Sonntass ausseuommen.
WtlI attns. Sen. mgr. J
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gonntb.2anD D t,t eHer.

Natiirlih mar bas Mmt zines 2anb.
meiiers in ben 3eiten Der pioniere ge=
raoe 10 wihtia unb pieueidt nod ,plh=
tiger oils beute. oenn bic perlhieoenen
8runofiife mubten besren3t, bas
2ano. oas nod sroBtentbeil pon llr.
palo betpacbien tparen, mubte pertbeilt
tueroen. 3uerit muroen bic gountp.
2anomeiIer aber l,id)t bonn Wolte ers
mdblt, ionoern bonn 8eridte auf fiinf
Sabre ernannt. Ser grite. tpeIher als
@ountp=2anomeHer 9enannt uir1, lit
Solepb Jraneis. Sn einem Mecoro
bon 1910 miro William Naugblin dig
2anomener aenannt. Sm Sabre 1918
fungirte Soiepb Wampler als 2ano=
meiler uno Natban Me8rem mar Elm
anoerer @iuil.Snaeaieur Der pionier=
seit.
grft lett 1882 miro oas Nmt ourd
6Hentli9e @abl beisbt uno ieit Der 3sit
wuroe oalielbe bon ben folsenben Dian.
nern betleiDet:
9homas 9ina, 1888 bis SO.
9armou 9. geelon. 1886 bis '42s J
Slaac GOuts, l842 bis AS.
gfatban glifensberfer, 1845 bis '4S.
SEQ. W. ganfielo. 1845 big 81.
SOS. Weltp. 1851 bis 1853.
Greoerid 9ines, 1853 big '54. 5s
Solsmon 0opper, 1854 bis ST. {
Siaac Nnsel. 1857 big '66. y
Nmos Wooolins, 1866 bis 20.
9tnOrem Woooling. 1870 big '73. a
Samuel Or. Moore, 1873 biz rs
Oliper s.. Sooper, 1876 bis '94.
SSranf Miistinlen, 1894 bis '97. b
5. s. gootb, 1897 (ernannt fir s
Monate.) d
Geo. 6. Sapiparo, 1897 big 1900,
reiianirte i'm Mai, gootb pieosr er.
.nannt.
paul Ut. Wurrap. 1901 bis -
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9ie @rippe lit cine fhlil

= Sle Grippe 1T eine ftllmme
2rantbeit. nie Elm lunser Mann in
ubri6spi0e beaeusen tann. 9erlelbe
pobut in einem Gpltbauie unb elm an=
berer Goitadnger. i'm ndmliben 9auIe,
Der bic @rippe bate, brau9te batiir
Rock and Rye" (eine prdparation,
Die bon Siebbabern alfobolilber 8es
trdnte in boben gbren sebalten ipirb)
uno am Sonntaa iab nun Der eben er-
tudbnte iunge Mann eine pobleefiiate
llaibe nit Der etiquette Rock and
Rye" uno fofort fiiblte er i'm ssnnern
Die fommenben Gpmptome Der @rippe,
Grot unb namentlih Elm fairies
Duritgefiihl uno INN CIid eeeen
Den Nusbrud Der fhredli1en 3rantbeit
gu beluabren, ersrif er Die Glai6e uno
nabm einen tiihtisen Sdlud. Stun
entbielt aber Die GleIde teinen Rock
and Rye. ionoern robes gro6l. oas
Elm Gofadnger bon elmer relIen Del.
queae sebra6t bate uno Der aneebenoe
6ripptrante bate taum ieinen Srr-
tbun e:fennt, als er na1 einem Wai=
ferbabu fpran9 uno ben Muno aus5u-
maiden iubte. um ben efli9en Sc.
i6mad gu Dertreiben unb nod beute
betommt Der Mermife Baudgrimmen,
uenn Semanb bas Wor. @rippe nur
ertpGlnt.
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SIR Den baIbett Yreis nad
Wetu Orleans iiber Die 9.
& .. GiSenbabn.

Vom IL. Bis l3. Npril miro Die
Baltimore & Ohio giienbahn allf
alien Stationen tueitlid bonn Sbio-
GluB Grcurlionstifets nad Stem Or
leans berfaufen, fiir ben einfaben preis
fur Die Eunofabrt, peeen Der ger=
iammlung Der National Manufacturers
Nnociation. Die Sifets finb gut fir
bic &iiftebr bis gum i9. Npril nnb
tann segen Nad3ahluns bon so Gents
bieie 3eit big gum 80. Mpril berldn9ert
iper0en.
6iir ndbere Mustunft tpenoe man
an ben nd9fen N9enten Der .. & g..
Giienbabn Doer on 9. %. Muitin, 8e-
neutrality-suspicious., @bicaso, Sa.49
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Gs rettcte ieitt Beitt.

9. u. Danfortb BON Ga Grange, Ga,
lit feds Mcnate lang an einem fdred=
lihen laufeupen Oeldwiire an feinem
8etue; er lhreibt ater, paB 8udlen's
Nrniea Salbe ba1elbe in fiinf 5aaen
splitanbis beilte. gs 1T bic bette Salbe
in bg Welt fiir @efdwiire, Wunpen unt
5dmorrbciben. Sur 25e. Die S9a1tel.
5eiluns sarantiren bic Mputbefer s.
Miaer u. Spbn.
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Drndhathsn III rciltjAfr ilnc eng
Z. W.
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2eiie resen iia tm S4ooBe Der Gres bic erfen Jrlb
Iiugsdfte Mu alien 6ebletenAber Matur beaiunt Del
gelbbun9Spro3eB; ibhhtern, failin bemerfbar anna,
nod, aber bod nnnerfennbar fur ben genanen HeDb
abter. Mm etgenen &eibe magft Oh IS Spiren. 81
treibt nnb br1ngt In Dir ettpas aIs Oh es JeIieIn
fprensen mpllts Dnnn fpieber mirb es fill ni6fs reg
fid utebr nnb cine bier crabmenbe Wtattsfeit fpmi
.iiber Gid Ste fynntt,Dnen Defines 2etbe8 periagen
Deine 6ehtsiarbe ipirb fabI nnb gralt. &ppfI9mer3
iGlebter, fpi1erliter Gef1med uno Weritpp{una be.
tunbeH, oob bic Werbanung8srgane trdge iinb Mebn.
Iides beiagen onbere Mn3eiden, pie 8. y. Trden in
ber Mfagemge9snb Gnmihbel, 9er5flppfen, atpejtpet
Iige Mtbemmpfb, Miidenihmdtbe, GelbiudDt iinb Geb
ftBrungen. Aud in Dir fdmpfen ber @inter n1o bel
Erieb 3ur Nsnblbung Der 8orldufer beS sytlihlingS
per MiHsr bleibt acsr nod Sisgsr nsnn Detn a0rpe'
ftlnden b. g. ben I'M R6rper db ieibif bilbenben Gi
ten al geinfp6Gt I'm f anS eigener Rraft 5u eier
Geben 0ur3nrinGen. Jebt Ut es ar Der Seit Deiner
deffhpS fbten An-Ne. sr 5iIc at fonMen itibeml 81
Dis 5en dbrten CT, Bernard Rrdnterpilien gtbranHt
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= Der Gmir BON Mfabonifan Bat
fir bic mdnnlihen Mitalieber feimes
0auies Die 3abl ber s5rauen, bic iie
belratben biirfen, ouf bier pro aopf
beihrdntt. Nlfo aud bort ma1t fih
Der ginilub oer ileuen Grau bemerfbar.
Wlit lnebr ais bieren fann es heute
ielbf Elm dbaehdrteter Miiate ni6t
Inebr aGsbalten.
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1tcberaeit Mrb cit.

Mht. Stunpen-0elebe tperben BON bic,
fen fleinen iinermiiblihen Nrbeitern ig.
norirt- Er. 6in9s Nep 2tpe piQs
Milionen arbeiten INNER, Gag uni
Naht, Safe BON gerltcpfuns, &opfweb
0allludt pper iunit zine MasenS, geber.
ober yierenfrantbeit ite9en bielelte I'm.
iibertrofen ba. Sur 25r. in Der Mpptbet,
ppnG RANT Miller u. Sebn.
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Setratbsb e,uiaignmget,.

gomarb %. Bennett - glla 2arIon.
beioe bon ylen Gomersto,un.
Garl Sled, Nnorems. 0untinaton Co..
Sno. = &atie Oafep. Canal Sober.
Ollie S. Morrp. &ufh - Sennie M,
gonaros. glm.
Genton Benroo -gla Nnfenep, beib,
bon Netp philadelphia.
Wm. 8. Sifep. Stillmater. O.
@ora %. Sobnion, Nempo-t, 8.
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: giele finoen elm Bud gu tofbar
um es Az taufen, baben iie es aber ae-
lieben. 10 iddben iie es 3u aerine. llin
es snriid5uaeben. 9as trifft aud Bel
3eitungen sli. d.
: Gin Barrier Mr3t fol cine griin.
oung semaht baben. tpelhe es m09lih
maNt, 0bne Mu9en 5u feben. gs febtt
iebt nlfr nod, baB Elm anoerer Wen.
fHenfreuno oas @ebirn iiberfIllI0
naGt unb iOlhe, lpelde nit Der aratfil
Subfan; ill!r nldbig perieben iino. ii
hie crrerff,'''r oels tnfiss p.ias fus.
.IlY III tfa i.s.S n. Is sssss
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paul 3. Murrap. 1901 big

\ Oie Gteuersabler oes Srtes
5rantfcrt. q. g., baben in elmer 9Dabl
ben Iufmano bon $1,000 per Sabr UNI
cine glliotbet gu unterbalten. fir
pelhe anorew Carnegie $40, 900 ihen-
Ten tuollte, abgelebnt. e
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: Sid Der 0ustia DO 2

Nun fommt uieoer bic Dual Der
Wabl.
Wenn bic bieiigen Semotraten
feit auiammen balten, 10 tperben mir
als Sieger aug Der Mpriluabl berborae-
ben.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-04-30
ROBBED THE GRAVE.

A startling incident, is mar
rated by John Oliver of Phila-
adelphia, as follows: Il was in
an awful condition. My skin was
almost yellow, eyes sunken,
tongue coated, pain continually
in back and sides, no appetite,
growing weaker day by day.
Three physicians had. given me
up. Then | was advised to use
Electric Bitters; to my great joy,
the first bottle made "a decided
improvement. / continued tlieir
use tor three weeks, and I'M now
q we'll man. / know they robbed
the grave OF another victim"
No one should fail to try them.
Only so cents, guaranteed, a.
Wards drug store.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-04-30
A Weak Stomach

causes a weak body and invites
disease. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
cures and strengthens the stom
ach, and wards Oft and overcomes
disease. j. b. Taylor, a promin-
ent merchant of Chreisman, Tex.
says: II could not eat because of
a weak stomach. / lost all
strength and run Down in weight
All that money could do was
done, but all hope of recovery
vanished. Hearing of some won
dertul cures effected by use of
Kodol, | concluded to try it. The
first bottle -benefi tied me, and
after taking tour bottles / am
fully restored to my usual
strength, weight and health. For
sale BY Ward, the druggist.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-04-30

One Minute Cough Cure gives
relief in one minute, because it
kills the miclobe which tickles
the mucous membrane, causing
the cough, aud at the same time
clears the phlegm, draws ont the
inflammation and heals and soothes
the affected parts. One Minute
Cough Cure strengthens the
lungs, wards oft pneumonia and
is Il harmless aud never failing
cure in all durable cases OF Colds
Coughs and Group. One Minute
Cough Cure is pleasant to take,
harmless and good alike for old
and young. Sold by Ward.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-04-30

Elk congressman Fox has quit
the race Cor Cover nor, business
reasons were assigned for his
withdrawal Capt. Fox had de-
veloped considerable strength;
he is beyond question, one OF
Mississippi's purest and most ca
pable prominent citizens, and
will, no doubt, be called on in
the near future, to take an ac-
tive part in the political affairs
OF the state, tor it is an uphill
business to keep a good man
in the background long in the
south.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-04-30
VIM. Kellis.
ATTORNEYAT LII ",
KELLIS STORE, MISS.
THE EASY PILL.

DeWitt's Little Early Risers do
not grlpe nor weaken the system
They cure. bilio .sness, jaundice.
constipation a d inactive hvers
by arousing tt secretions, NOV.
ing the bowel gently, yet etfec.
tually. and giving such tone and
strength to the glands OF the
stomach, liver and bowels that
the cause of the trouble is re-
moved entirely. These famous
little pills exest a decided tonic
effect upon the organs involved,
and If their use is continued for
a few days their will be DO re
turn of the trouble.-M. f. Ward
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-04-30

A Prominent Minister Recon-
mend5 hamberlaiu's Ole and
Diarrhoea Remedy.
Rev. Francis j. Davidson, pas
tor of the st. Matthew Baptist
church and president of the 3rd
District Baptist Association
2731 2nd St. N. O, writes as fol
lows: 81 have used collie and
Diarrhoea Remedy for cramps
and pains in the stomach and
found 1t eqcellent. 1t is in fact
the best cramp and collie remedy
| have ever. used. Also several
of my parishioners have used it
with evually satisfactory re suits
For sale by Ward.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-04-30
BETTER THAN PILLS.

The question has been asked:
"In what way are Chamberlain's
Stomach & Liver Tablets supe-
rior to pills?" Our answer is
They are easier and more pleas
ant to take, more mild and gentle
In effect and more reliable as
they can always be depended up
on. Then they cleanse and in
vigorate the stomach and leave
the bowels in a natural condition
while pills are more harsh in
effect and their use is often fol
lowed by constipation. For sale
Ward, the druggist.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-04-30

The grizzled old veterans who
forty years ago, donned their
gray uniforms and parted with
mothers, wives and sweethearts
in the heydcy OF young manhood,
and went forth to battle for their
dear Southland in Virginia and
Georgia. will meet in New Or
leans on the 10Th to 22nd OF
May. They will shoulder their
crutches" and show the genera
tons OF young men and women
VINO have taken their places in
the active walks OF life, how the
great battles of the civil war were
fought and won. New Orleans
is making every arrangement to
make their visit pleasant, and
the railroads are offering low
rates to New Orleans. A big
crowd is expected.