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The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1903-09-30
VICTOR NEWS.

Special Correspondence to the Western News
Victor, Sept. %.
Quarantine was raised off the Hef-
from home Saturday.
DR.. Hanbidge is confined to his
bed with a severe cold.
Miss Bertha Simpson went to Mis-
soula Saturday to take up her school
duties.
i. A. Fulkerson spent several days
OF last week in the Garden City.
Mrs. D. H. Cloudy returned Thurs
day from her ten days visit to Helena
friends.
Walter Woodman of Missoula. is
spending few weeks at the Nj. M,
Williams ranch.
Miss Matte Daigle of Missoula, is
spending few days with her sister
Miss Odelia Daigle.
NJ. ?. Sipple and daughter return
ed to Butte Friday after pleasant
weeks visit with relatives here.
Mrs. J. I. Thompson and son. who
have spent some weeks in the valley,
left Friday for their home at Idaho,
Falls, Idaho.
G. H. Garnett and son Bert, who
have spent the past eighteen months
in Idaho, Washington and Oregon,
returned to the Bitter Root Wednes-
day last.
Master Harold Sloane, who has
spent his vacation on the Shepherd
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HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST VIC.
TOR AND FLORENCE.
JUDGE WOODMANCY SERIOUSLY I'LL
Burns-Adams Nuptlals- rlrs. Miliior
Goes to Seattle-Miss Dowden
Visits at Florence.
FLORENCE,

| AONAlNSGs
Special Correspondence to Western News
Florence, Sept. %.
Mrs E. P. Shivel was a Missouls
visitor last week.
Phil Wagner returned from hi.
Missonla trip Tuesday.
Miss Dowden, superintendent OF
the Orphans Home at Helena. accom-.
panied by two orphan boys, spent a
few days of last week with Mrs. E. P,
Shivel.
d. V. Bean and family returned
to their home in Hamilton Tuesday,
after spending a short time at the
mill.
Miss Mary Wlnslett of StevensviIle
was the guest Of Mrs. John Voss
Monday.
Mrs. Malta of Pittsburg, Penn,
is making an extended visit with her
niece, Mrs. Larry Lazy.
Miss Mae Card gave her friends a
farewell party Friday evening. She
left for Mssoula Monday morning to
enter High School.
Louis Howard returned to Missou-
la Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Herman and two daugh-
ters moved 70 Missoula this week
where the girls will attend school.
j. A. Gi]patrick of Helena, visited
with old-time friends Saturday and
Sunday.
The Methodist minister of Carlton,
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FOR0ER JOHN HOWE ANXIOUS TO
BECOr1E A PRISON GUEST.
OFFERS TO PLEAD GUILTY
And Will Throw Himself on the Mercy
of the C0urt-Passed Five Dollar
Check at the Paragon.

John Howe, who was arrested Sun.
day evening, charged with passing a
spurious check, has notified County
Attorney Baker that he will plead
guilty to the charge in district court
and throw himself on the mercy OF
the court, in the hope of getting a
short sentence. He also requested
that he be allowed to go before the
Judge at once and get his medicine -
He prof esses to be glad to have found
place to spend the winter.
Court will be convened here this
evering by Judge Webster and the
authorities have expressed willing
ness to accommodate the prisoner.
Howe is about IS years of age, fine
penman and we'll educated. He got
drunk shortly after passing the check
and which probably accounts for his
not victimizing others before being
apprehended, as he had secured sup
ply of blank checks.
A fellow, giving his name as John
Howe, was arrested Sunday morning
by Officer Higgins. Howe passed a
check for SIS at the Paragon saloon
late Saturday evening. w. p. O'Brien,
one of the proprietors, grew suspicious
of the paper and an investigation dis
closed that Howe had no funds in the
bank, nor had he ever opened an ac-
count there. The arrest followed and
on Monday morning the prisoner was
arraigned before Justice Morris, plead
guilty and was bound over to the dis
trict court, on the charge of obtaining
money on false pretenses. In default
of IS, 900 bail he was lodged in the
county jail.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1903-09-30
MiSSOula Bottled Beer

Is unexcelled. 1t is one of the most
popular beverages on the market. It
is manufactured of the best and purest
ingredients. Give it trial. Valley
Colothing Co. distributors for Ham,
llton. 35.tf.
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Old school books exchanged for new
at Roberts. Aft
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1903-09-30
Sues Northern Pacific for Damages.

Attorney Henry L. Myers, for the
plaintiff, has filed suit in the district
court whereby Mary May seeks to re-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-04-25

ed to address the George School next
month. and has accepted the invitation.
The friends of Miss CouIson, of Pat
tcrson, y. j.. were very much surprised
to hear of her death last week. She is
Inc niece of DIR. X. +. Cromwell. Her
body was brought here and Inferred ut
West Nottingham.
Mr.. Washington Jennings has moved
from his home, on High street. to Il house
some miles in the country.
The annual election of officers for tho
Epworth League was held on Tuesday
evening. in the lecture room of the NJ.
+. Church. and the following elected for
the ensuing year Mr.. Roman West,
President; Mr.. William lIindman, First
Nicr-P President; Mrs. c. NJ Knight. Sec
ond Nicc-p President: Mr.. j. NJ. Campbell.
Third Nicc-rresidrnt; Miss \. T.. Butch
cnhart, Fourth Vice Presidents; Miss
Helen Harvard. Secretary: Mr. Charles
Mcdowell. treasurer.
Miss Smart. physical culture teacher
ut the Jacob Tome Institute. gave an
informal dance at the Gymnasium. on
Friday evening. for the pleasure of her
| friend. Miss Buckle. of PlainStield. n. j..
Cards announcing the approaching
nuptiaIS of Mr.. William X. Nesbitt OF
| this town. To Miss Ina France, of Wash
ington. ID. c.. have been received. The
marriage will take place ut the Church
of the Covenant, Washington, ID. c.. on
| May 9Th. ut noon.
The congregation or the Presbyterian
Church received their new pastor. Rev.
Mr.. Sciplr and his mother. in their new
Mansr. which has recently been vacated
10y Mr.. Edward Rowland. this week.
| Mr.. ANA Mrs. Wharton Smith and son,;
MrSsrS. 'rrant aud Iamncv. Of Darling
ton. visited our town on Thursday.
Miss Virginia Namn"uam was Il Bal
| timorr visitor this week.
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They are waiting to hear from Adult
ant General Wickcrsham before making
an attempt at organization.
The Municipal Band gave concert in
CaSkcy Hall on Saturday night. The
Stephens family at Norristown, Pa, as
sisted the band.
James Lockhard, aged 72 years. died
at tn" home of his son. in Philadelphia,
last week. The body was brought here
on Saturday and inferred in the Metho-
dist cemetery. The deceased was well
known here. where he had resided for
number Of years.
Services wcrc held in Welsh Tract
Baptist Church ON Sunday Elder Graf
ton preached. There was a good ut
tendance.
The Town Library now occupies its
new quarters, in the Odd Fellows Build
ing Tn" room has been fitted up cSprc-
tally for library purposes. Miss Bessie
Clark is librarian. The room will be
open to subscribers on Mondays. Tues
days and Fridays. from to Is p. M,
and ON Saturdays from 3 to o p. m.
Many new books are being added to the
library. y small room has been arranged
for reading purposes.
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Newark.

81. Thomas Church has elected :. NJ
Curtis. DIR. George \. lIartcr, David
Rose. Charles T.. Lowhcr, \. A. Curtis.
+. W. Curtis. Thomas G.. Blandy. Lee
o. Willis. and David y. Webb, vcstry-
men. \. y. Urts was reelected Sccr"-
tary. and &. f.. Lowh"r. Treasurer. =.
VI. Curtis and Dr. IIartcr were chosen
delegates to the Diocesan Convention,
which meets at Smyrna in June.
Rev. w. J. Rowan will deliver II lee
tur" in tn" Presbyterian Church. ON April
iUth. on "t"mmodorc Paul Jones" In
addition. II musical program will be
rendered. with Miss Ola Worth and H..
Howard Carver. vocalistS. and Norris
&. Morgan. OrganiSt.
The election for President and three
members of the City Council was spirit
cd. Joseph II. lIoSsingcr was elected in
III" Western district without opposition
Gcor@" Il. Powell defeated Charles T..
luwbrr in the middle district: and Jas.
Il. Luton was reelected in the eastern
district. :. NJ. DonnclI WAS reelected
President.
y number of Young men of this town
dcsir" Ia form a military company.
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CharlestOWn.

Mrs. NJ. +. Goucrt, of Philadelphia. i
the guest of Mrs. ]. Wesley Logan. III
"'rhr Naples"
Mr.. James l.. Lewis. of Baltimore,
spent Sunday with his brother Mr.. Viii
liam Lewis.
Mrs. Ella X. Scott is the guest of her
sister. Mrs. X. Il. Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. j. Mills and Miss
Cunningham. of Elkton. spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. james Gaines, at the
"Faraway."
Mr.. \. J. Norris and mother spent
Sunday with friends ut Magnolia.
Mr.. George II. Gaines spent Il few days
this week in Wilmington.
Mr.. Henry Frederick. who recently
moved here from Baltimore. is building
an addition to his home and hcautifying
it in general.
Mr.. Matthew Porter. who has been
Superintendent at the Eagle Point Club
for the past six months, has returned to
his home" in Philadelphia. Mr.. Charles
Ulary now has the position vacated by
Mr.. Porter.
Mcssrs. LukrnS and IcrkrS. of Phila-
drlphia. have again opened their clay
works this Spring. They have IL large
number of men employed, and get out
about Sevrnty-tive tons of clay II day.
Mr.. L. Il. Heverin is OvcrSrrr.
We are glad to say that Mr.. Price G..
Gibson, who was injured in the freight
wreck about week ago. is very much
improved. Mr.. Gibson has been on the
road rs brakeman about three months.
and expects to return IL, soon aS he is
able.
Our local fishermen report that NOR"
has been niadc up to this time of the
year. than is usually mad" through the
entire fishing season.
Barnes Bros. large fishery at Cnrlcn-
tcr'S Point, in fact ON" of the largest
srineS in tn" State. This seine is over
three miles long, and is worked by steam
and horse power.
Our river is infested with pound nels
which are fished by McssrS. Harvey.
Wingate and Barnes Bros. These pound
nets almost close the navigation Of the
river. and especially at night.
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Port Deposit.

The Cecil Wing" is on sale each week
Stand. 3 cents u copy.
Mrs. &. Newell went to Bnltimor" on
Saturday. to attend the Stall Library
Commission.
Miss Drakync spent the time from Fri
day until Mou1ay in New Castle Del.
Mrs. y. W. Harris aud Mrs w. Flint
were oxford, Pa. visitors on Friday.
Rev. IL. \. G. Wcstcrticd and Miss
Gladys. of Rising Sun. were guests Of
Mrs. j. \. Gerry over Sunday.
Miss Pritchard. of Baltimore. was il
town on Monday
Rev. y. s. Mowbrny and family re-
turned from Dover on Monday.
Mrs. Herbert y. Gerry is visiting her
mother, Mrs. james Carr.
Mr.. William NcSbtt WAS in Washing
ton, ID. c.. from Saturday until Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. Holm have re-
turned from Il short visit to IL distant
city.
DR. and Mrs. \. W. Harris were in
Philadelphia on Tuesday and WedncS-
day.
Miss Mnudr Mowbray was in WASH
ington. ID. c.. on "Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Rurln were RiS-
ing sun visitors ON Tuesday.
Mrs. Sidney +. johnson is visiting re-
lativcS III Washington, u. c.
Mr.. Edwin Boynton is at the home or
her cousin. Mr.. Charles Il. Head. in
Lynchburg. Va.
Mrs. X. c. Hopkins was in Baltimore
Oh Wednesday.
Mrs. lIcckart and Miss Hecknrt. Of
Baltimore, are Mr.. and Mrs J. j. Bucks
guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Wentz, of Elkton, were
in town the last of the week.
Mrs. William McClenahm enjoyed
Thursday with Elkton friends.
Revs. Il. X. Stephenson, Wise Green
field assisted in the funcral service of
Mrs. \. :. Mowbray last week
Mr. Victor NJ. Torbcrt was in town
on Wednesday.
Mrs. John Mohrlcin was a Philadelphia
visitor this week
Mr. Roscnthal, who has been out of
town for number Of weeks, because of
i'll health has returned much improved.
To unvcil the Tablet in memory of Mr.
""''' i"i''' h'Ah ni'liIl' Sirl VIII 10
chosen from the Middle School, IL small
er one from the Junior School, and the
orator on this memorable occasion will
be chosen from the boys of the Senior
School.
Rev. y. NJ. Rich. of Newport. Del
performed the ceremony uniting Mr.
Holm and Miss Falls in marriage. in.
stead of Rev. Mr.. Ward, as stated last
week
The body of Mrs. Snyder was brought
here from llavre de Grace, on Monday
and taken to llopewcll for burial
Saturday, the Jacob Tome Insttut,
base ball team played the Germantowr
Academy, and We're beaten, the score be
ing II to III favor of the latter.
Prof. w. &. Stevenson has been inyit
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COlOra.

Copies of the Cecil Wing" are on sale
each week in tolora. ut :. T. Wilry's
store. ; cents Il copy.
Mr. Harvey McNcy and Mr.. Harry
Weldon were Representatives from CO.
lora Council. No. ia. Jr O. l.. 4. NJ .
AT the State Council held in Raltimor,,
this week
Abraham Green. colorrd. died ut his
home. near West Nottingham. last Sat
urday morning, of drupSy. His funeral
occurred on Monday.
Rev. Mr.. Scott. Of Wilmington Del.
preached in Mount Pleasant NJ. f..
Church last Sunday morning and even
ing. i'll the absence of the pastor. Rev.
{. y. Jones.
Little Miss Maud Reynolds returned t.
her home. in Pcrryvillc. ON Thursday.
after Il visit of several weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. NJ. J. Pierce.
Miss Mary Scbold spent Saturday last
with friends ut Pcrryvillc.
Mr. Nathan Montgomery and daugh-
tiers. Mrs. William Porter and Mrs. Lin
ley DcvonShirc. of Gainesville. Pa, at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Lctitia Fisher
1T Lakewood. on Tuesday. The deceased
died III the home of her son. Francis
Fisher. nj Newport. Del. Her remains
were brought 10 Bethesda Cemetery. at
lakewood. for intcrment on Tuesday.
Mr.. Samuel II. Wiley has been quito
poorly for several days. We are glad Ia
Know he is improving
Miss Annie Gamble. of Fairvilc. Pa
spent Il few days at her home here.
Miss Angelina Egan is visiting friends
in Rising Sun.
Mr.. Street Brown left on Thursday
for West Virginia, where he will visit
his son, Mr.. Charles Brown and family
Mr.. William Wilson was in philadcl-
pha on Wednesday.
Miss Ada ToSh spent Saturday and
Sunday with her sister. Mrs. Wilmer
McN"y ut Zion.
Mrs. Katharine Pierce and sons. vii.
liam Merritt and AWheus. were in phila.
d"lphia last week. 10 see her son, Pres.
ton. who is in the University Hospital
suffering from injuries received in II
wreck on the railroad recently.
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The Four DIS

Charles Spurgron once said that there
were three great enemies to mar-"dirt,
debt and the devil" He might have
added one NOR" Il and included dysprp.
Sia. The evil results of this disease could
hardly he exaggerated. It's effects are
felt i'll mind and body. and are aS far
reAchin" as the effects of the curse that
was laid on the Jackdaw of Rheims
which was cursed in eating and drink
ing and sleeping. in standing and sitting
and lying" The good effects of Dr..
Picrce's Golden Medical Discovery are
most marked in aggravated and chronic
cases of dyspepsia. 1t enables the stom-
ach glands to secrrtc the necessary guam
tity of digestive fluids. and this ut once
removes that craving or gnawing Sensa-
ton 50 common to certain forms of in
digestion. 1t tones and regulates the
stomach, invigorateS the torpid liver and
gives the blood making glands keen as
similative power. Golden Medical Dis
covcry' cures ninety-eight per cent. of
those who Use it. DIR. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets are superior to all other laxative
medicines when the bowels are obstruct-
ed III any manner.
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Liberty Grove.

MIR. and Mrs II. ]. Rowland were Bal
timore visitors on Monday.
Mr. S. ]. Caldwell, of Baltimore, spent
Sunday with his brother, Mr.. G. c. Cald-
well. at New Valley.
Mr. Lewis Kirk, of Nottingham, visit
ed J. 7. Kirk last week.
Mr.. James Mcclure was in Philadel-
phia q few days last week.
Miss Jane Watson, of Pcrryville. was
the guest of Mrs. Harry Poist, few
days last week.
Mrs Jean Nettleton is being cntcrtain-
ed by Mrs. Frank IIindman.
DIR. Harry Clemson. of Port Deposit.
visited DR.. f. :. Rowland on Sunday.
Mrs. William Patton WAS Il Rising Sun
visitor last week.
McssrS. Charles Mcdowell and Lewis
Kirk, of Port Deposit. were in town on
Sunday.
William Mcguire of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with his parents near here.
Mr.. Bert Hart, of toloIa. spent Sun
day with his aunt. Mrs. Robert Mont
gomery.
Miss India Rowland has returned tc
Baltimore. after II pleasant visit with hen
sister. Miss Cassie Rowland.
Charles Mckinney. formerly of this
place, met with Il very painful accident
while driving near here on Sunday
While leaning over to undo some har
ness his horse suddenly kicked, cutting
and bruiSing him about the head and
face. DR.. Rowland dressed his injuries
After the long continued rains. oul
country presents II very busy seem"
Sowing and blowing being the order OF
the day.
The Chataqua met at the HON" of Mr.
W. Il. Patton on Saturday evening. AN,
all present spent Il delightful evening.
Our new railroad foreman. Mr.. Ford
as busy cleaning up his section, after
hard winter and the many spring fresh
cts
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CraigtoWn.

MIR. and ~: Brace Craig and sons.
spent Sunday with Mr.. aud Mrs. Nelson
nomnhor. of Frrnrhtowm.
Miss Mary \. jackson entertained
friends from Wilmington. Del. on Sat
urday
Mr.. Harry Baker has moved from
.Iacksontown to this place. taking tn"
house formerly occupied by Mr.. Samuel
Hitchcock.
Mrs. Henry Watson. of Winchester,
spent "Wednesday with her sister. Mrs.
Robert Craig.
Miss Stella MrGlanchin and Miss ElSi"
Mckinley. of Wilmington. Del. wcr" the
guests of Miss Bessie Craig on Monday.
Mr.. William Gilbert of Hartford county
spent Sunday with Mr.. William Jackson,
Miss Famni" Jackson and Mrs Lewis
blackburn spent Tuesday with friends, at
Woudlawn.
Mr. Edward Jackson and sister. Mary
spent Sunday evening with friends n
Rythcda!r.
Mrs. AlcXnndnr Iia>Son was the guest
of her aunt Mrs. Samuel Hitchcock. on
Sunday.
Mr.. John Craig. of IIavrr de Grace"
visited this town on Tuesday.
Mrs. Samuel IIitrhcurk and daughter
Margaret. spent Saturday with friends
in Prrryvilr.
Miss Fannie jackson AMI Miss Elsie
Mrt;inlry were The guests of her mother
ou sunday at WoodIawn.
Mrs Lewis \. Todd. of Port Deposit
,p"ut Sunday with Mrs. Margaret Todd
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WOOdlaWn.

The Cecil Wing" is on sale each week
in W"odlnwn. ut e. $. Abraham'S store.
> cents Il copy.
Sunday morning. the following officers
for IInp"wrll NJ. T.. Sunday School wrr"
elected To serve for the ensuing term ::
Superintendent. &. :. Ahrahxpns: Assist
ant Superintendent. NJ. o. jackson: See
Rotary. Rufus Jackson; A sSistant Sccre-
tary. r. c. Terry: Treasurer. At,aa
Kirk: Librarian. Annie SmithSon; As
siStant Librarian. Edmund Brown: Or
ganiSI. tornrlin Ahrahams; Assistants
Laura and t'l"rrmcr Thompson,
Mrs. r. q. Terry will conduct the Ep-
worth l."ngu" on Sunday evening. All
come ont rs there is 10 he an extra
program.
Saturday evening. the ~" were very
pleasantly entertained by Miss Curu~IH
:. Ahlah;uuS. MIS-. X. G.. Terry was
elected President in lieu of Miss Annie
Williams. and Miss Florence ChAr>ha.
Secretary. as Miss Mabel KcilholtZ uDW
lives in Baltimore. After the business
part. "progrrssivr Needle Thrcadiu@'
was next in order Mr. Gwymc Shur"
favored us with several solos with Miss
.AhrahHmS as accompanies. The Trm-
p"ranrr Standard WAS edited mt "Waluut
View" lay Misses Addir SINNERS. Mary
'rydv. Leila Thompson and McS>rS. Ell.
mumd Brown. Perry Gibson and Rufus
Jackson, aud read by Miss Thompsom
lee cream ana cake were served. Soy
"rll new mrr"rS joined the "Y" aud
were heartily welcomed lay the members.
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Chesapeake City.

The Cecil Wing" is on sale each week
in Chesapeake City, at Alexanders Drug
Store. 3 cents a copy.
The Elkton base ball team visited her"
Oh Friday, and played II gam" with our
team. The game was called at $50 u.
III. Admission 10 cents
The commencement exercises of til"
High School will he held Wednesday
evening May 9th. An admission fee
of 10 cents will be charged to dcfray rN-
prnsc of same. Each gradual" will l"
given about six complimentary tickets
for distribution.
Each year at our High School Il prizr
of one dollar is given to the student of
each of the four CLASSES presenting tn"
best original composition on an assigned
subject. The compositions this year are
all on subjects connected with Maryland
History. The Judges are now working
ON the compositions and the prize win.
ncrs" will be announced later.
The School Trustees have had an UNI
der drain put in at the High School.
Owing to the rains of the past week.
several inches of water was i'll the cellar.
The "Caradora'' left here for RHlti
more. on Tuesday. with Il load of grain.
Misses Elizabeth Cooling and Emma
I.owrey are enjoying II trip with Capt.
Cooling.
The West Nottingham base ball team
will play our team on May md. at :
o'clock. Admission 10 cents. Com" ont
and encourage the boys.
Shawmut Tribe of Red Men will al
tend divine Srrvic$. al st. Rosa Roman
| Catholic Church, on Sunday morning,
May 10th. The public is cordially in
vitrd also.
DR.. Graves has gotten his narthr
| launch ont of her winter quarters and
repaired and painted her. ready for sum
m"r or sale, if purchaser can be found
Misses Maggie and Sadie Tatman
| spent Sunday with Mrs. William Lake
AT Rack Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ryder HAY" re-
| turned to their home in Baltimore. after
| spending some time with Mr.. and Mrs
Augustus Tatman.
Mrs. Blonmc Lake and Miss Eva Tat
man visited Elkton one day last week.
| Miss Mary Howard is visiting rrln-
| tivos in Baltimore.
Mrs. |. q. Griffith and daughter. and
Mrs. IL. V. Manlovr and daughter, visit
rd Mrs. w. A. Stuhbs. Of st. Augustine.
ON Tuesday.
| Mr. Thomas Kiblrr, of Philadelphia.
| spent Sunday with his father. Mr.. Gco.
Nihlcr.
Miss Ella Rouldon spent Sunday and
Monday with her niece. Mrs. |. G.. Grir-
fifth. .Ir.
Mr.. &. :. Woollcy will leave here ON
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A Love Letter.

Would not interest YOU if you're look
ing for guaranteed Salvc for Sores,
Burns or Piles. Otto Dodd. of Ponder.
Mo, writes Il suffered with an ugly
sore for year, but Il box of Bucklen's
Arnica Salve cured me. It's the best
Salvc on earth. % cents at Robert e.
frazcr's Drug Store. Elkton. Md.
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Broke Int His House.

5. Lc Quinn. of Cavcndish, VT, was
robbed Of his customary health by inva-
sion of Chronic Constipation. When Dr.
Kings New Life Pills broke into his
house, his trouble was arrested and now
he's entirely cured They're guaranteed
to clrc. - cents ut Robt. Il. Frazer'S
Drug store. Elkton, Md
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Theodore.
The Cecil Wing" is on sale ut q. W.
Bowman's store. 3 cents Il copy

The Cecil Wing is on sale 1T u. w.
Bowman's store. 3 cents Il copy.
Mrs. Harriet Lynch and daughter. of
Principle, spent Sunday with Mrs. John
A. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Irwin spent Sun
day with the formers mother, Mrs.
Rachel Irwin.
We are glad to learn that Miss Rrba
Williams. who WAS on the sick list last
week, is recovering.
Miss Florenc" Williams. of Baltimore.
who has been visiting her cousin Miss
Reba Williams. will leave for PerryvIlc
on Monday.
Miss RtbH Williams was the guest of
her cousin. Miss Myrtle Lynch. of Prin-
Cipo. this week
Mrs. j. \. Williams was til" recipient
of Il handsome present from Il Western
cousin this week.
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and cheerfulness soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out Of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that it is not uncommon
for a child to be born
afflicted with weak kid
neys. If the child urin-
atac too oftap ;f H.