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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-20

Gines itc6t felt, ipir gebel gol,5 &c
lpaltigcn ltmlpG!5ungen aiid) IN Die
lem Sanbc entaegeil. Gin folider
Sn3inlismus greift INNER mebr in
~lluicre &erbGltuiIie Elm, uno Elm &ie.
lcnfampf iiir Die ed)ten, hriitlihen
~iO8ialen Grin5ipien itebt bepur. Mer
beariiRt es oaber nidt, penn Die,
oeneu es nit Den hriitliden Yrinsis
pien crnit lit, miangen, iih INN Die
Nabne OeS briitlid)en Sp5iulismlS
au idooren.
Ser &oIfSperein mad)t iosuiagen
zen Nnfana baSu mo oeroient oeB-
holb ulle ltnteritiibulg uno SGrbe.
rllna. Ser Solfsperein ipa Elm
Woiicnperein peroeu, Elm Gerein,
Der ale WtGlmer in ltd) faBt, Die fiir
oiele hriltliden io5ialen Yrin5ipien
f1mpfen mollen. Gin Serein Ger
aleid, nit Sauienoen atfriidt. @er
tam nidt 20 Gcnts I'M Sabre fiir
Iold' einen 3med o~usgeben2 Seine
monatlihen ~@eriommlingen, 3ll-
iummenfiinfte II. bgl. nerben erfor.
bert. &eriamnlungen iperoen MIR
Damn aebalten, menn Die lImltGnoe es
erheiid,en. Safiir ober p~erbreitet
Der &olfsperein Die %nptbtpeuoige
Slterotur uno iorgt er fir HeDner
mo groBere ober fIeinere 3uiam-
mcnfiinfte. @ir Iino Oebbalb unbe.
biuat bafiir, Die Code OH Die Sanb
III nebmell, bis elm edyter Golfs-
perein, nad Dem guten oelttidcn M,l-
tier al Stanoe gefommeu. Gs miro
Belt nebnlen rno piel glufflGrung
nno Irbeit, Die Sadie iolte ober niht
lnmoAlih iein. Gin iold)er Solfs-
uerein uno Die Sooeration aler Ser.
cine oa5m, peroen onf Dem iosialen
8ebiete @iunber mirfen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-20

liibbc 1enla6t. 9tnd) stblali bieles
,Sabres begob tie iid bon Spreu, 100
lie i'm Spitale tb1tig mor, nod)
Snrin, Inn Der bortigen Bropin3ial.
Sberin 5u ertlarcn, 0oB lie nid)t ge-
ionneu lei, Die 8eIiibbe 81 erneuern,
ionoern einen iunaen Manm beiru.
then molle, ben lie id)on Dor gb.
lcauna ibreS 8eliiboes tenuen &c.
lernt bate. Garaufbin entlieB man
tie in 2oienfleioung, ltnO lie mietbete
iid Elm Simmer IN einem 1ltriner
SoteI. bon no ans lie iofort an ben
iunaen Wam tele9rupbierte. YIN
oemielben Ibeno nuroe lie fronf,
elm Nr5t lieB lie ms Spital trans.
portieren. @dbrenS bieies SronS-
porteS itarb lie, beoor ibr 9rGutiganl
ondefommen mar. Iaes Anoere lit
Grfinoltug.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-20
Die

Spanien rmb Yortusal beiaBen
emit adrs SiiO-M merifa, Central.
Inerifa unb Merito. geildufig I'M
Iufans bes porigen S%abrbunberts
entitanoen IN Oieien u%ngebearen ge.
iisuneen balb oa, balb bort Muf.
itaube eeeen Die portuaieiiihe nno
ipaniihe Serribaft mnb 9ebriifung
Sic iielen, lie na6oem lie griulg
hatten. itiiflpeiic BON Spanien ab
uno fonitituirten iib ais ielbItitGn.
biae Staaten. Nur Cuba fonnte lid
nift befreien, neil Spunien es NIT
ieiner Slotte 81 i~ioliren i'm StanOe
par.
Spanien gab jeood bas SpieI
nidlt uerloren, iouoern itefte lid)
himter Die ubeiliee Iaian5", ieneu
9uno Der europdiiden Staaten, mel.
der alien Observation-Disclosures DER
@0lfer cutgegentrat. Die gaian5
mad,te Wticne, ben friiberen 3litano
nit @uiiengemalt mieoer berjultel-
len. Hlm oher griifeu Die 8ereiuig'
ten Staateu elm. Erdlibent Monroe
ClStS bis 1922 ididte Dem 9on.
areB cine 9otihnit, in Deld)er. Dem
Siure nad), altsaefiibrt puroe, baB
bieie 9eitrebungen Der Siberbeit Der
Ser. Stoaten geidbrlid leien; oaB
bieielben nidts ein5ihpeueen baben
aeNen Den ihon porbnnoenen 2anobe-
iit ~europdiider Wddte in Imerifa,
OaB Tie aber Die IuSbebnung bes.
lelben uidt 5usebeu pollen; oaB
Nmerifa n~ligebort babe, elm @ebiet
iiir europdiifeu GoloniiationS.9eli
I'll ieiu; baB es nid)t angehen fDnne,
Ole neiIentitanoenen Staateu 81 ser.
itoren ,no baB Die Ser. Staaten ba-
bingebenoe Nftipnen ais u~nfreunb.
lid,e Sanblungen miebeu luerbeI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-20
Snrrab fir Die ySpma SScc"!

@ie es idleilIt, bdt @oltperueur Gllrls
MINIS ino Deiien @rlG nit oell
Seteronen Der repu6lifanilferl
&nrtei IN Soma, ciren red)t tlefen
Ginorlf orlf, ieinc EorteigenoiIen IN
&aibin9tun genlod]t. ga lit 5ilerIt
baS Ibtreten Sol. Senberion's bon
Der politii6en Sfaubiibne. Sab
ser Colonel Dor Den GumminS.
9rditen HiitSug eeblaien bot, oas
iuar ia neltbefannt uno Sol. Sen-
beripn mag Oamit gemeint Gabelt,
mas or mollte, Gins IteDt felt, NAM
lid Dab er nid)ts BON elmer Menoe=
rllng Der olten, repllblifanilhen
Soctrin zines boben S6uB5olles
wiiieu pollte. llno oodl meldJc
aenocrung miiiien mir erleben. Ger
sSSoipa'er Senator 9ipQiuer bra6 am
0icnstaa cine gon5 getualtige San5e
fiir Die rSoma Soee", inoem or Den
Setihalauben Der Eartei an Den
SoddoQ gail5 tubarmber5ig geiBeIte.
Saas Oarauf ieben mir, lpie Die BE
prblifaner &oblen ollf Die SreiliIte
ieben. SIS geidab alleroings unter
pielen y@enn" unb ,Aber", aber e 8
&c d)ab +. Sffcnbar bat 8ollper-
reur GllmminS ole llriude itol5 81
iein altf Den Grfolg ieirler Champagne.
9enoerion'S Ibtreten NOR id)oil ell
ih0rer Grfolg, aber oieie @erbeu-
Allnq DcS GougreiieS lit cine nod
groBere Inerfennung Der &ihtiafeit
Der ySSoma Sbee". "a aber Die S0ee
einfoh cine bemofrattd )
0octrin in republifani l.
| dem 8emanbe lit, 10 boiien
mir iebt, baB SEER Gummins cbrlidy
aenuq leit miro, 81 befenuen, DOB Die
EepublIfalter Demofrati6 G
Seilmittel anipenOen fir Die aranf-
beiterL Delde OaS 2anO eben jett be.
briifen unO 5mar beoriideL als
Solge repu6ltfaul d. e I
" e e = g b g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-20
SIS lit iiberans crfrcnlid SIT ieben,

SIS lit iiberans crfrenlid) 81 ieDen,
pie bas SSntereiie ON Dem Soils
perein il Imerifa beltau=
oiq mddit. Salt ale Oelltl6en fatbos
liiden 3%eitllngen beridten e,b +
q ii II it ! g ilber Die Sbee, unD III Den
fatboliidelL &ereinsfreiien OeS
SanOeS beginnt oaS Ser It 4 II D.
fir Die Iugaben bes
SoltSpereins iif langiam aber iiter
8abn 8u bred)en. 8iid)of IcSaul
erilidte Serrn g. @pnner, er iole
Die eSoee oes SolfSpereinS bel Der
udhiten General : geriammlung Der
6%Gberation 5nr Spra6e bringen.
8iidpf WteBmer bat nus geidrie6en,
er perOe Die Nngelegenbcit bel Der
Sibung ocS Greclltip- 9pmiteS iuGiu-
cimnnti 3lrr Sprade bringen. 8e.
legentltd elmer Wailen : Seriamm-
lung Der OeutidJs reoenoen 9atbolifen
BON Nelp OOrf fam alld) Der Solfs.
nerein our Sprafe, mic aus Dem
Solqenoen eriidtlid), meld)es mir
iiber Den Gerlalf Der Seriammlu1g
Ger .Noro.Imerifa" bon Fbila0els
pbia cntnebmen:
.9tah0em nod mebrere Hontines
@eiddfte erleoigt luarel, madte Der
8rGiiOent &err Wfielid alli Die bon
Dem Gentrul-@ureau be3 &olfs.
pereines Der oelltiten Gotbolifen Ser
Ser. Staoten perienseten groltiiren
mo SlugblGtter auimertiom mo err
mabute ale 9elegaten, YrGIioellten
unD Sefretare Der perld)ie0enen
Gereine Den in Der futboliiben
Greiie per0ifentli6ten 9erif,tcu iiber
bieien &olfsperein Die groBte Ili-
mertiamteit 3u idlerifen, 0amit lie
init nllen bieien Gerein 6eriibrenOca
Ginaelbeiten 9crol pertront nmo be,
FAINT peroen. Sieie Vemerfungen
murbcn iebr beifGlig a%nfgenonmen
uHb peranlaBten cine iebr interelionte
unO lebrrcide Sebntte, iii Der Die
@prtbeile mo 9tad)tbeile oieieS
SolfSpereineS er0rtert Wuroen. 9ic
8criammlung mar iebr' gut 6eludt
ms uohtr ptunu iphr nr~th,tiiritIibptt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-20
Sefanntlid iinS bmrd Sas Snager

GfieSSgcridt ctmn cine Wilion
Collars Der fotbolii6en Stride OF
gr56ii6of &iorban bon San 6ran.
cisco 3llgeIagt iporoen. Die ltebers
mittel1ung Ges @elDeS gcibiebt Ourd
Die Ser. Stoaten.gfe9ierung. Sic
@elber iinb befonntli6 teItamenta.
rid ooS II beitimmt, fitr firdlidJs
totboIti6e 3mede inter Den y a.
nj 6 re0enben &atbolifen be-
nl,et Su mer0en, ipelGe III jenem
Sbeile Ser Ser. Staaten mobnen Die
friiber Werifo geb0rten, aber beltte
Inn @ebiete Der Ser. Staaten limo.
Is ioQen id)on Yldne gemad)t NOR.
Den iein iiber Die 8%erwenbung Oieier
@elOer. 3ie Wiiiionen Der fatBoliz
idlen Stride inter Den Snotatern ocs
SiiOmeitenS Der Ser. Stanten loQen
ms Dem Bins.Sono mteritiist mers
Den. umb cine idbrlide llnterltiibung
miro ben 9i05cien San SranciSco,
Santa sc, sacramento, Monterep,
Sos IngeleS lno SucIon nno eincm
tlciuen Sbetlc BON Seras 5ufommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-20
Ger Scutlde @ciauotc in @aib-

Ger Seutide 8ciauSte in @aib-
inatOn bat ii9 ouf llrlaub aus Der
Sallptitabt pntfernt ltno jett baben
Die oeut 6 d. II
&reB5igeuner es ousgefliigelt, DaB
Ser &aiier nit ieinen 9ienIten un3ll-
irieben lei. Serr BON Soaeben bat
iid) in @aibiugton ieit Sabren OILS
elmer Der aelpieeteiten 9ipiomuten
beipieien, rnO MN ioute man all oa5
oIberuc @eidtudt glmlben, baB oieIe
periofienen 3eitungsliimmel lo5s
loiien! 9ieie Mittbciillng erinnert
ms an Die SdluBfol8erung Der
Semperen5ler, iuclde iagten, ais Elm
@irtb nit blunoert Sabren itar6:
ia iiebt man ipieOer mas bas IN.
ieliae Srinfen anridtet!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-20
), Mm Der eN,veae oeS 0IIds.

iiberihrieb Die n@erliner @olfS5tg."
0sr. 53S) cine NotiS, Donat Die
Shwciter Sereia bonn Srben beS bl.
@incens bon Eaula IN Surea iib
beimlih nit einem &ranfemuGrter
perlobt babe, beimlid entfloben lei.
oann uber nud Dem @ieoerieben nit
DEM @%elicbten iniolee beitiger 8e.
miitbsbepeguue unb fGrperliher Or
id)opfung pom einem Ser5itlag meg
acraiit lDorben lei. 8ie uns
mltbentiid) m%itgetbeilt miro, bate
Die Shwelter crit anf elm Sabr @e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-20
aatDpliI6er Sirhens&aicmoer.
SeIus beilt sinen ausidBi9s!l.
0ottb. 8. l-13.
@cnn nnierc Gathulifcn gerlle OBJ

iplut 5aperIGiiige Seridte ilber olc
fir6lidcn Sntereiien in Den peridie'
benIten Sbeilen Der @elt lelet
ipouen, 10 f0nnen lie iid fem prattl'
ihereS mD mebr 5upcrl0iii9eS 8iatt
ouidoffeu, ais Sic &atbolIldelt
Wfiiiionen" bon 9. SerOer III ct.
Spllis, Wto.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-20

Saf Die So,ialiiten ollentbal6en
cine riibrige &bGtigfeit entialtcn
baS miiien uuiere &cier mobl. Be-
ion0erS ideinen Oieielben aber iid)
III Gbicago tltnO 5u tglru, our6 lire
fanotiiden Tngrifie mtf Die fird).
lid,cn SRterciien, wie eS oils iolgen.
Dem gIllSihuitte ans Dem n&atbolis
iden @~odcIblatt" bon Chicago er.
iiAtlid lit:
Nm pergon9encn Somtag biel,
ten Die Gcrtreter ser io5ioIiitiidl ge.
iGrbten &ereiue i'm bieiigen 9ltbe-
ndiim cine &eriammluna ob, in ipci.
der mon ben geid,luB faBte, III Der
StuatslegiSlntur, Die oemIGdJit in
Springfielo 5uiammeHtratt, cine @e-
ieBuorlaae ein5ubringen, melde Die
9eitimmlmg entbGlt, Dob 5lItiinftig
0aS gigeutbum iGumtlider &orpers
idnftcn, aliO audi jcncS Der Sirhen.
Qemeinoem ItclIerbnr lei. 8ertres
ten innrcn $40 Gereine. meldlcI cine
appiiteucr auferlegt lpcr0eu loll sur
8eitreitun9 Der l~tntOiten beS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-20
Giucs Der semcinitcn SetblGtter

oeaen GeutidlanO lit Der IS /.
caqo Chronicle. Gas glatt,
peldes elm leitenbes Organ Der
bemofrotii6en &ortei einIcllte,
frost qcraoe3n nor 9eut d e liz
boB iiber. @ir ratben mieren
2eicrn oosielbe nid)t 81 baIten, llno
bel ibrer 9lbbeiteaung IN einem Srief-
den fur5 o,laiteeben, luarum lie eS
ubbcltelen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-20
Sn hrn 10 trefilidj reSisirtcn

IN hcn 10 ffef1ttW ftp'9tit'h
yIarubicsiridten" bon ct. @tein-
rub, SnO., lit ais Die oaagemeine De-
bctsmeimng" fir Den Wpnat Sonllnr
ol~geQe6en: y0te Gin ii brnng
beS &oIfSperetnS in ben
Ser. Stautcn." Sas lit cine
qorl5 utermartete Siilfe nno ,Gbre
fir DoS groBe llnternebmen, nnO Die
Srii6te bieier Igitntion merocn ges
piii nidlt onSbleiben. Ser bodllp.
Serr Meoafteur, Gater geOa Waler,
bot iih iibrigenS IN einen icbr treff,
liden Streiben an bas Central
@utreou beS &oItSoeretuS I d e.
BEN 5u q it Der Igitation
olISgciprohen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-20

4ie llriahe on ser &~oblennotb,
laaen Die geiiser Der &%obleumiener
nit poaem &edte, iino Gieieni8en,
Die am meiiteH ifreien, namli6 Die
Gonlumenten, melhe Die 3oblen Der
bremen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-20

Mae, Die lid Dor einieen Wonaten
nod iiber Die idreflide Site beflag-
ten, ioIlten jest baran benfen ltno sill
frieoen iein, baB Die Site lie nitt
plaat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-20
90! Col! so!!!

Sn Nebrasfa ioaen Die Sormer
init 8orn bei5en, peil es biaiger lit
oils Die pertrlltete &pble.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-20

@ei bieier Sabresaeit Iiebt man 10
red,t Elm, welh elm llnlinn es lit, i'm
Solnmer Dem Gismam oas tbeuere
8elo su be3ablen, oamit or lns nit
Den Dredigen 6iiBen Die fridge.
idlruppte Slide peritnreinige!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-20

Sdneeidmlfeln loa, nad) Dem
&athe Der better Ierate bes Sanoes,
Die bette ~llebeung CUR Soroerung Der
@eiuuobeit fem. Aber iaBt ia Die
Trouen Gieies nidt boren, ionit neb-
men lie ms aud nod bieie Sreuoe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-20

@enn Die 8oblen lid iddmeu
tonnten, lie miir0en obne 3meifel
.olnfclrotb" perben, menu lie alle
Die Namen bortem melde ibre Ser.
rem, Die Sruit-0arone, meiItens se-
nonrlt meroen. las Sraurteite ba-
bel it, oaB Die Namen leioer mand)-
mol al5ll lebr peroient lino.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-20

Sn Sonoon ioQ man id)on ole
S%ontrnfte unter5eidnet baben, gemaB
meld)en cine tdglihe 3eituug Die
Geuiateiten Der Welt mittelS Des
&arcont'ihen SpltemeS erbalten
iol, @ern bos 10 poran gebt, iper,
ocn mir Die gtadridten bon Sod)en
leicn. lpelde nod gar nit)t geibebeu
iiuD.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-20

Sebt ioa man ieinen Seinbeu Der.
3eIben. ,3u Infang oeS SabreS bort
Das iih am beiten an. @et feline
Teinbe Iat, Der pergebe ieinen
Trernbcn lire 0ummbeiten. LIMO
ipem Sbr ionit nidts 8eideiotes
piBt, Damn per5eiht Gurer 3eituug
ibre 6ebler unO be5ablt gIeid i'm
8ormiS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-20

Gin enalii6er G~iienbabn-9 eiiser
bot aeia9t, Dab Die Gngldnoer in Be
alla Glf giienbabneu nod MandeS
BON Den M%merifanern 3u lernen
batten. 3amit par mobl genleint,
oaR IN feinem &anoe DER @elt Die
@iienbabnbeiiBer Die Srahtratcu er.
boheu obne 5u err0tbeu ipie eS bier
aulanoe 10 id)on uno lieblid geibiebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-20

Gaitro bat iib entidloiien, nit
ieinen ungeitiimeu .@ldubigeru init
Dem groben @eihiiBe" 81 .ietteln".
90 Die @elbperieiber fein @runo.
eigentblm nebmen moaen, 10 peroen
lie iid ipobl nit nellen 8eriprefun.
gen begniigen miiiien. Gus Saager
Sribunal miro pobl Damn au ent.
iteioen baben, iper feline @lGubiger
am beiten ualf Die lanee ganf" 81
idiebcn ipeiB, Gaitro ODER Der Serr.
ifer Der Siirfei.
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-13
LINCOLN CITY NOTES.

Miss Daisy Bartlett Kisler, Of
Wilmington, will give a lecture
at the Brown Church this, Friday,
evening. A small admission will
be charged and all are requested to
attend.
A debate will be given at the
/ school house this, Friday, evening,
and it is creating quite a little stir.
The young people have made great
preparations, and interesting ar
guments will be given. The sub
ject is : Which Has Been Treated
the Better the Negro or the In
dian ?"
7. R. Smith left last week for
Florida.
S. c. Cubbage has been visiting
friends in FELTON,.
Mrs. G. H. Johnson, who has
been spending a few days with
friends in Bridgeville, has returned
home.
John LeCompt has been con
fined to his home the past week
with la grippe.
Mrs. Charles Sackett and mother,
Mrs. Miles, were the guests of Mrs. /
G. Vreeland on Friday last.
The G. A. M. o. met with Mrs.
George Marcott this week.
Miss Georgia Hills entertained a
number of friends and school mates
on Friday in honor of her tenth
birthday. After a period of games
and music they were invited to the
dining room, where cake and
candies and fruits awaited them.
The Ladies Aid Society met at
the home of Mrs. George Reed on
Friday last and a very enjoyable
eveniugwas spent by all. ibid.
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-13
FROM SHAWNEE.

That which leads us to extend
the hand Of fellowship and good
will to Others always brings to our
own self blessings more than given.
This was manifested to a large
gathering Of the neighbors at the
home of Mr.. Edward Walton Tues
day evening who had invited the
pastor and wife of the Central
Church, to come over from Har-
rington to spend the evening. And
it was a most pleasant surprise to
these two when the many friends
began to come from all parts of the
surrounding country, and to extend
to them the many necessaries of
life and comfort in the shape of
preserved and canned fruits, gro
ceries of all kinds, such as sugar.
coffee, flour, meats and MANY bask
cts OF potatoes and other vegetables
and the best from the poultry flocks.
So after packing their carriage so
full as to almost crowd them selves
out, they had to leave a greater
part, which will require no small
team to carry. What does this all
count for? Merely to satisfy the
appetite? No. That is a very
small part of the good that these
gifts bring to the giver, and espec-
tally the receiver. Therefore, our
remembrance is much refreshed in
these acts to our fellowman to the
one and only Bountiful Provider
and giver to all mankind. Cake
and ice cream was served 90 all
present, and after a social inter
course with each other, each one
,eturned to their home much bene-
tied and until the oportunity is
lgain given. B. F. B. w.
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-13
WARD ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Figg.
entertained a number of theil
friends OH Saturday and Sunday,
Feb. 7 and 8. Those present were
4 Misses Rnth Figgs, Alice and Es-
tella Maddox, Hertie Moore, Lille
Cordrey, Mamie West, Laura Mad
doX Lizzie Elliott, Mollie Hastings.
Minnie West, Roxie Hearn; Messrs.
Elijah and Arthur Figgs, Horace
Hastings, Ira Hearn. Those pres
ent in the evening were Messrs.
Larry and Walter Long, William
Truitt, Larry Birmingham, Adol-
phus and Walter Workman, Levin
Moore John Cordrey, George and
Wilmore Jones, Eli White, NJ. B.
Elliott and James Elliott. At go
the sitting room doors were thrown
open and games and music were
INDUCED in until u O'Clock.
Mr.. George Calhoun is on the
sick list at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hastings
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Hearn Sunday last.
MI and Mrs. Samnel Cordrey
a number of their
friends Friday afternoon and even
ing, Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hearn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Warner Hearn, Mr. and Mrs. Monro
Maddox, Mrs. NJ. A. Hastings.
Eddie Smith, Jr., visited Mr..
William Ward, near Delmar
Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Mary and Ethel Carmean
listed the Misses Davis on Satur-
lay and Sunday. I
Miss Clio Calhoun was the guest
# Miss Lillian F. Fleetwood Sun
ay afternoon.
ME infant child of Mr., and Mrs.
Walter Bowen, colored, died Feb. :
tn. The dead body was laid at +
est in the Lockwood Cemetery on /
unday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Jones, of q
Delmar, were the guests of Mr.. Ira d
learn Sunday evening. tt
Mrs. Annie Hastings, of Whites t.
ille, is visiting her parents. a
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-13
Ten Poor Bows.

William McKinley's early home was
plain and comfortable, and his father
was able to keep him at school.
Millard Fillmore was a son of New
York farmer and his home was hum.
bic one. He learned the business of a
clothier.
Andrew Jackson was born in log
nut in North Carolina, and was reared
In the pine woods for which his State
is famous.
John Adams, second President, was
the son Of a grocer of very moderate
means. The only start he had was q
good education.
Grover Cleveland's father was a Pres.
byterian minister with small salary
and large family. The boys had to
earn their living.
Ulysses S. Grant lived the life of a
village boy, in a plain house on the
banks of the Ohio river, until he was II
years of age.
Abraham Lincoln was the son of a
wretchedly poor farmer in Kentucky, |
and lived in a log cabin until he was
p years old.
James K. Polk spent the earlier years
Of his life helping to dig living out of
farm in North Carolina. He was
afterward clerk in a country store.
Andrew johnson was apprenticed to
tailor at the age of ten years by his
mother. He was never able
0 attend school and picked up all the
ducation he ever had
James A. Garlielc was born in log
abin. He worked on farm until he
'as strong enough to use carpenters I
'ols, when he learned the trade. He
worked on farm.
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-13
ELLENDALE.

Mrs. Sallie Mordeki. wife O.
Harry Mordeki, who lived here II
the early days of Ellendale, and
who was identified with the pioneers
of this town, died on Sunday last
at the home of her husband in Bal
timore. She was forty-seven years
otage, and was the second daughter
of eX-Recorder of Deeds VIM. H
Donovan, of Milford. She was
horned and raised on a farm near
here, and leaves a husband, six
children and a host of friends to
mourn her loss. David M. Don
ovan, railroad station agent here
and her two sisters, Mrs. Martin
Welsh and Miss Mary Donovan
are attending the funeral in Balti-
more.
George Mcclellan Reed, of Phil
adelphia, is with his relatives here
after an absence of eight years. and
his many friends and old acouaint-
ances were agreeably surprised to
see him alight from the evening
train last week. The alarming iii.
ness of his aged mother, Mrs Ra-
chael Reed. was the cause of his
appearance. but we are glad
to state that Mrs. Reed has much
since his arrival.
A Mr.. Vandewater, of BROOKLYN
n. Y, has purchased DR.. Kev's
arm at New Market, and has
moved his effects and family there
his week.
w. S. Dickerson has sold his
'oung sporty road mare, with which :
ie has for two years enjoyed the !
leasure of doing the boys up on
le road, to a Mr.. Harmonscn of .
-ehoboth, for a large price this q
eek. a a
The children of this town are y
from mumps, and though ri
a mild form they are unable to a'SS
tend school and are compelled to NJ
ay under the care of a doctor. ss
While our young neighbor, Mr.. ist iSl
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-13
FROM FREDERICK.

Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Martin
of near town, are spending the week
in Baltimore, Washington and
Sparrows Point.
The smallpox continues to get
closer to us. The family of Joseph
Mosely, colored, living about three
and One-half miles from town, are
i'll with the dreaded disease. DR..
Lowber, of Wilmington. investi-
gated the matter Tuesday and pro-
nounced it genuine smallpox.
Every precaution is taken to pre-
vent the spreading of the disease
and it is hoped it will be confined
to that family, who will be properly
cared for by the authorities.
The revival still continues at the
NJ. E. Church, but will probably
close Sunday evening.
Many persons here are suffering
with colds. Such variable weather
as we are having is not conducive
to health. Outdoor employment
is impossible.
Mrs. Joseph Downes has Just
completed a quilt which contains
two thousand, one hundred and
-hirth four squares. She is to be
commended for her patience and
ingenuity. The quilt has been pre-,
,ented to her nephew, Charles
Palmer.
Mr. G Knight spent several davs
his week in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Harry Lekites, of Atlantic !
,ity, was a Frederick visitor last {
7eek.
Mr.. Harry Harrington and Mr.. |
ieorge Spurry were Harrington 3
isitors Tuesday. g
Mrs. John Carrow has been quite
ok several weeks. v
Mrs. Mary Reynolds has returned b
ON a visit to Philadelphia. )
Mrs. James Moore is visiting
apt. and Mrs. w. F. Jacobs. Of "
amden, N. ]. Captain Jacobs is al
tfering with pneumonia. q
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kimmer,
near Petersburg, were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Conner on a
lesday. af
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Belts spent
7eral days of last week with Mr.. a
d Mrs. Stephen Belts, of George wi
vn. A to