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~:lcories root annually IN Smyrna. III.
iieoriee from Il is used almost entireiy Il
chewing tobacco.


~;lcories root annually in Snyrrs. The
~iieoriee from Il Is used almost e~ntireiy In
chewing tobacco.
An Ohio dad - the father Of twenty
four children. Here j. where President
Roosevelt ought TO issue an extra number
ef hise trading
A Long Island CITY school teacher. Who
has fallen heis to<lO0, OO0, that
che eAl conlS-Ge 10 teach aud hopes 10 be
more eaheient than before.
In less than a mouth Bonesteei. :. d..
has grown from = viiisge of 800 to a city
cf 5000 homestcaders are rarhing there
ready cor the opening Of the Rosebud
reservation.
Consumption i a rare disease In Japan.
Even IN winter coughs are OF rare occur
enee. The Japaa~~c lock upon full deep
breathing ss being the most, vital function
ia me.
There are len-handed and icn-footcd
people 10y the score. - everybody kuo~e.
aud no~ II comes % ptss that the selc-
phone has given n the ien-caysd mortal
~ai-o-thai T.. people uho hcsr better With
the len than with the right ear.
A Detroit Judge has ruled that a man
has a tight 20 spsrk his ~ite IL she j. dis
obedicut. The Judge L. . bachelor. hut he
uccdut WORRY. IL IL safe Go say that
there's many a giri ia Detroit nov Who
would be willing to become his wife Just
for the purpose OF Teaching him a few
things.
The scientists say that the silk worm Is
doomed 10 extinction. silk being nov
made from wood pulp. ~ silk why not cot
ton also hc made out Of wood puipl This.
it h. true, would upset the South's chief
iuassirY, hnt there T. a satisfaction In re-
tectiug that IL would put the bolt wecvil
out Of business.
II appears from ihs quardrennia adj
dress of thc bishop of the Methodist gen.
erai conference shat during the past fau,
wears the mcmhcr-hir OF the church has
Increased from 2.lyJ.eJ2 90 3.O3l .gIS.
THE b. a gain of 80 per cont iu four wears
and exceeds hN Tar ths natural crosth iu
populatiunu naidcd o., immigration
81 Louis preachers are going TO inyes-
ticaie The Pike Tor the purpose OF seeing
whether % b. as bad as they fear.
Don't 60 Co the sonds and meadow these
beautiful dave With o gun. irsinr 10 kil
everything YOU see alive Take uu apcr.
lass aud kodak, make pictures Of preti,
scenes aud the iufsitrlv varied auima
life. gaze at hut DO NOT pluck the vii,
flowers aud after q dag so spent YOU vii
return homo with n mind rested sud ire,
from cate, ihc rou~riHurncss eft hayin.
added Go sour stock 81 knovlcdl @, a goo.
appetite and prepared to receive that hes.
uf nainrc's eiits. O. suund, sweet. reirrsh
ing sleep.
The rural free doIi,rr, s~er,lac iurnf.hc
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Deafness Cannot be Cured

BY local applications. a. they cannaf reach the
diseased portion Of the EAR. There l. only one
~aY O. cure deafness. and tAat j. by ronstifu-
tionai remedies. Deafness is caused bv an
inaamcd condition of the mucous lining of the
Eustscuian luoc. when This lube H. indaui
"a sou have r. rambling sound Cd. imperfect
hearing. aud vnca y j. entirely closed. Deaf
ness 4, the result, and uuivs, the iunamma-
tinn eau d. taken nut and this tubr restored Ia
it, normal condition. hearing wif be- destroy
ed i,rcNcfs usnc cs-cs out Of ZEN are caused hy
Caiarrhs which rs nothing but an inhamcd cone
dition ui Sac mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case Of Deafness fcauscdbv catarrhl that cam
not BE- cured bv Halls Catafh Courc. send
for circulars. free.
"a CHENEY CO. Toledo. o.
Sold br Druggists. Use.
Take Halls Family Pills Tor constipation.
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The Platform.

ibc platform adopted was as fullows
The delegates OF tAe Democratic PARTY uf
Virginia be- convention assembled rcanirm
their allegiance 10 the grcat cardinal dee.
irtncs OF American aen4ocrscs. ~. ha.d
that all powet is vested in She people. that
-eoreruuent sas instituted for their equal
aud common benefit aud that any lcgisla
tiou that operates 20 enrich some az tbs
expense OF other classes L. fundamentals,
wrong aud should have uo place in ap,
system ct free government. The highest
OF government is TO give eqasi perfection
TO all and special lsvors 90 uour. Hsa
~ell-dehncd doctriue aud one sroaliarly
essential to the welfare and happilessof
the country that sil matters % inter--tate
and nation shall he controlled hy the Fed
sral Sovcrnmsut and that ai mSticrs OF
state concern shall be controlled hy the
Stale. The Democratic paFty stands for
honesty and ecoqomy ia collection o., fust
esesi laws oaiy 80 mach OF the people.
money As may be Required 20 dcnay the
neeessssy expenses 81 the tsosegumcnt.
The Republican party in is sdiniaistsa-
itSn Of The Federal Scserumcnt. has
sbam<iess'y ~tramFled ppon AID violated
everyone Of these ersrntiai eaineiples.
We reeoEus1c the necessity fos Goa
centvatiou ~ csP,isl IN or aes that she
~ssns VI he people may sc rmpissed Ia
secofdsnce ritb ccu4omic tsas iR deeei-
oping The resources aud promoting the
, Q spettty Of the ~eeantry. bot insist that
The aliases that have become prevalent
apa uidespread HndeF kepahlicsn ralr.
shaii - tsmedied b. the ~naesment By
Oongr~sso 81 conservative bnt sihcieuf laws
for tAe iest regulation Of he lutte. stale
2abtic service coz poFations 81 the cooutry
tbs suppression " all esl.Nsel eon-
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
Lexington. Va. The Boarl OF Visitors. al
Their Annual Meeting 1913 the 2Oth Gav of
next june, viii appoint STATE CADETS
20 hl ~'rancir iu thc Isl 2nd, 9TH. 9Th,
l0td' @ih. -l>f, 9Th, 2au. 10Th. nth.
SAN, sow. SSH Svnat"risi Districts. and
h'e t'I AT LARGE These appointments
carry ucc hoard aud tuition. Applica-
tions should he addressed 20 fhe under
signed Oh OF before June lOih. ga forms
thst whi Ice sent upon request.
l'-2d SCOTT SHIP, Supt.
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Virginia Democrats Send In
Instructed Delegation.

g4sAs.sas. isas e-fss STATE
Democratic convention ccnveEed to-day.
State chsirnsap sily-on ssuounccd The
following Temporary ergauiEaiion:
Chairmsn-ludge cssssil. OF Rsdford.
Seerctary-J Joseph Button. 81 ApPcmsi-
tex
sesgssnt-ai-Arms-w p. Lehman. Of
Richmond.
Judge Casseli. on taking the caais. said
that the State Of Virgins had not been
conspicuous Tor many years. but. this year
the State could and ~ouij take = leading
part In removing Roosevelt from the
mnckdom OF RepuLiieanism. lie de-
nounccd PRECEDENT Roosevelt a. 4 shan
s~eformer." The Presidents Northern
friends. be said. gagged ~ mention Of his
uame. for he caieth With ncgrpc. aud
drinketh ~ith them"
Ne appealed 10 ihe Democracy "iu the
sacred nsme OF history. in the name Of
prosperity and future hopes, 10 bury al
differences and unite to save this souu
Try"
Then follow ed The reports of,he district
committees.
Al the districts reported, recommending
their committeeman. except the Second
aud Third tistficts, sud the convention
took a recess until $40 o'clock. The fca-
iurc OF the FIRST session was the reception
accorded Gov. Montague.
senator Martin dominated the conveu-
ticu which adjourned here late tonight,
ioriy-fore members Of the state commit
tee which MAS elected. fsvoring him.
Despite local isciional features the KEY
note OF harmony ran through the whole
meeting. aad the uitcranccs OF Senators
Daniels aud Martin. Governor Montague
and others, rang With advice 90 get to-
gc,h-r.
While Judge Parker was endorsed the
delegates Verc not Instructed 20 support
him. and the name Of Parker created no
enthusiasm IN the convention.
Four dclegatc--at-largc elected Wcrc.
Senators john ". Daniel and Thomas =
Martin. Allen Capeiou Braxton. of Siaun-
ton, aud Governor A.. j. Montague The
Governor ran somewhat behind The 9th
crs uu the ticket bccauss of the onslaught
ON him made by Martins supporters.
!. Taylor kliysor vas reelected hv ac
clamaiiou as a member %: the National
Democratic committee. also as chairman
of tine state committee.
Senator Martin, 90 an earnest address
90 the convention. advised against att
tempting 90 place anf southern uau Goa
the ticket at this time aud declared that
The platform should not deal with any dis
rutcd questions. The sentiment of Che
convention rs expressed hy its chairman
Courtcssmau james Hay. vac fnl o. "-ais
candidate on 1souud platform
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b~iustions In restraint Of trade. We charge
that The Republicans patty has failed to
administer existing laws against the ile-
gal trusts from which IL derives It's cam
Paign corruption funds aud Upon which IL
Is. IN a large measure, dependent for its
lease % poweT.
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STEAM LAUNDRY.
KY.

This is one Of the most complete
and up-to-date Lsundries in the coun-
try and always does irst-class work.
j. ". Kelly is agent at Big Stone
Gap. Basket leaves here Tuesday
night and returns Saturday morning
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Or = a SPROLES.
- c-isnent DcDti=f.

am stii at m, old stand iu Skccns
Building. rhcre Z viii hc found from $50
a m. Co 800 p En- prepared 90 DO 900 kinds
of Dental Work. Crovu aud Bridge Work
and Painless Extraction OF teeth special
ticr frrrs reasonable. JAMIE
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Sic STONE GAP.

rEiSgry %xrrHoDisr EuRcH -Rs.J. A
shnlef. tasiut- Preaching every cunasJ. ucrr-
ina and ulrht-
>rSrsr-ScnoaL -Evsry sunday ncrulrf al 10
e'cloct1. = Hsntirn. Snr~rinicndsnt.
faaFen-Nssrxa -Efcfe Wednesday, nieht.
ctssr-Mssusa Sunasv In ..cA I-euth 81
e'cloce .. r..
fnESngTERikv c~urRcn-No rceuisr p..i4r.
ersnkf-ScsooL-Errrr S1uday uarninn 81 10
e'clort. e. frrshy.rflaa rhsrai- n-sr tls trligs-H
I. SrttlvAs. Superintendent.
hArfl<rcurnCu-nsV N.Sn-f ~sssa.r.sfor
Preaching every Sunday. msrulng .ad uighi. sal
rhur Sf-iugs every an suuiar sfttrnc-u.
>rrrsY->-Heni-frrry sunday msfufug 81 D.
o'cirrk-N r araflrr. Slr~firfrrdeuf
fhAfrr-hrsure-fecrT "Wednesday rlgAf.
CHRISTIAN cHrHcH -Rsv. q. n Nu-i-r.rs-iar
freechinr tairi Sunday 10 cach month. uefHinr md
nlrtt.
rrsrhr-ScuooL-FrrrV funtay evening 81 =
e'rlcrt ~ . Mker. SursriatrnArnt.
fskfra-Nsnuxa-hfrry nursisy rixht.
HFrLNu n q. curHrH lev. q \ rrrin.
fsslnr. rursrhlrr rresr Art. suf Third Sunitys
all e en-. snt : 10 p m
srSrtr->esgri-Kssrv Sanlsy r,eruinr 81
s'dek y A sprriss. SuQrrintens-nt
CHKi~r cH~rKcu-Rer. T. :. Nu...u. Rector
frrscelns seclni and fotrh sandal ln esch
meath stsl5 .. re-.
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The Thrice-a-weck Edifis. ar
NoRK WoRLp il frs' amonr Id
papers ma size, frequency of ,-i
aud the freshness, sccurac- ana
iis contents. Il has an ihc
great So daily at the price In /
weekly. it, political news i
complete. accurate and Impartial.
readers will testify. tisacam. \
olies and FOR the people
10 prints the news Of all the r,.
ing special correspondence fron
portant news points on the eiois
brilliant Illustrations, siorie.
authors. a capital humor rage
markets. departments for ne
and women's work aud Other M.
partments Of unusual intcre.t
We offer this unequal u-cusns,,.
THE BIG STONE GAP n
Together one year for 81 o
Address all orders 90
THE BIG stone c.r DO,
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Ri,nNo>r. Va. June lu-Thc state
aud adopted The platform ju.t a> 20 came
from the committee boo resolutions The
question of iustructiug the a,leFaic- Co
81 Louie for Parker came zap, aud Scu-
ator Daniel spoke boz opposition Co esther
endorsement or instruction NJ. ura,-
ton favored expressing preference tor
Parker.
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STONECA.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
trNesr-~cnreL-arrrr Sunday eNrnlnr 81 40
o'cieyk ~nas Artss, j.. superintendent.
fusrrs- Nrrrfsu -afrry "Wednesday nighi
i,rass An ~Hrsr.-tfrV nufsisy aftrinnan
nfrNak
fsnsuafsa-Efr SUNDAY 1T N q m sni 2 2op
m.-ksr a. ". nnufS.-~asrs. Faster.
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PrImary PIan AdopLod

"
The r,r,r,ti.. ,s,,t.8 ,h.
,i-r sw,,t,a n.
mitfr. u rrr,I-- ,b.t .r S,-t- az
.h.u h, r-,mn,.t,a h,ra
t,lf.t ,rt h.. l..,t,. G
ibr Law. hrorn .r..ns ,.-al., .l..,
a., .r.,.,. ...
The plan OF primary. as amended o.,
the State committee lot presentation io
thc convention Incorporate tb, following
new feature.
J. congregational. CITY. town aud couu-
ff committees waA choose hrteccu th,
secret ballot aud toe tt,ttucc system. bout
~rrimatics Tor thc nomination oi uitrd
states Senator, Governor and officers
effective h' ihr people "i thc Who'll, state
must follow the eica tocc ~rsttm.
zach candidate in "a primary ,IcO.
iiou shall Poe entitled io have persona.
representative in thc booth throughout
ihe huurs of voting.
8 The csusHssiug and certifying oi
teiesus shall no donr D' ihr iul commit
Tee having larirdiciiuu oi fhc cicciioa.
aud noi t' thc chalrmau alone
orcnoE No. We. BOB amended uf the
convention H- Gee make tAc PRIMARY ballot
s'ct'i.
ltr convention elected AS ihe alternate
delegate irow tnc ~tate-at-isrEc. tudg,
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u. s. POST OFFICE.

Bis Stone Gap. Va.
> Gesdise. IN . I-..-s, A,si p n.
oFF1cN OuR
Gsuersi d-irsiy aieu frrm = . m. Co. SIS D on.
.srcrnf rnnIarN.
seniaf s-Hf.-frums - m b. 10 q. IN snt frou
7 - O. N. tatrm
oHnER uTfICE.
or~n npu So M e. q D m. sssfr Az. -tcrr'
eunaar.
An CLoST.
rcf T. A \. r.. Nati. 81 = - ~
Fuf a. A =. n o.. west. sfsft D
lrr VI A n ". 81. D. afaa ~.
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WISE COUNTY COURTS

= IT|I W W VT II -
Wtsr rsrsrt farrrr Carar.-HclI - Nrrlar 90
isnHtre. ArfN, AuEu.f. Nareul-r. q A "a
MHrn, lutrr.
CoUNrN OFFICERS
rIaaN-W. y kIirnu.
e ssuNsrstra aFraasrf w. ". q. nas.nn.
7 esrfnFH 81. b. nafre1.
Sasatsf ~. r kIar
e =sislrsfs fNs.frfu ulsffIffl &c o. E.rrrIr.
CasvisursFa Western m~.frlrtN-W. D. NrNl-I.
Corsrf ersfrfaa n o. Ena.
Sr~rzfsrssurrr ar re rana-S. e. Gillian
<rart rrrufNrrsrFsr-N O. Ingufs.
SUPERVISORS
ttNrrNfrts Dew 50 3 narfrr
tIrrs lHaf 20 W. areasf-
Nr1rHsH nHar-T n Nnrit-
huFaazs frsfl e. rarisn
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Antarctic Secrets.

A good deal of secrecy has been OBJ
served as to just what of scientific
value was learned by the recent voy-
age of the British ship Discovery into
the antarctic regions. The geograph-
ical results Of the exploration are well
known, but the scientific results will
take long time to work out. II is
said. however, that secret has been
brought back which will shake the
foundations of many a scientific belief.
Certain fossils have been found which
prove beyond doubt that once-no one
yet can tell how long ago-mammals.
and perhaps even men. lived upon the
land where now are utter desolation
and life destroying ice and snow. These
treasures We're packed into tin boxes
and brought to London under special
escort to the British museum. where
they will await inquiry by specialists.
In speaking Of the matter Sir Clements
Markham was most guarded. Still he
admitted that fossils must in any case
mean much. They may upset all the
theories as to the polar system and the
geographical origin and age OF the
world
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A Mil;iner.s balance Sheet.

The other day | SAW published the
balance sheet of Il limited liability mil
liners establishment. Ii | remember
rightly the debts unpaid were set down
at about f:;0.0O0 by the amount of
credit in this one establishment one
can judge of the enormous sum owed
to all milliners by their customers col
lectively Ii is well known that heavy
commissions are offered to ladies who
Introduce customers and that many la
dies are not above accepting them.
Many women incur liabilities with mil
liners that they are we'll aware they
cannot pay o: can only pay by exceed
ing the amount which the husband is
DESTROYS should be spent by his wife.
The idea that all this should he encour-
aged by special legislation To facilitate
the collection of milliners' bills could
hardly have occurred TO any one but Il
milliner. They will find. however. that
to get bill through the house of com
mons with this object is Il good deal
more difficult than allowing women TO
run up bills-London Truth.
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Unremitting warfare against rats in
advocated by Sir James Crichton
Browne. who says that people nova
days are living under sanitary condi-
tions which will seem ms shocking and
wrong to their descendants 200 years
hence as conditions that obtained two
centuries ago appear now. In advocat-
ing a crusade against rats. as the great
carriers of disease, Sir James suggests
q new form Of relaxation. I'VE have
with u.s." he says. lots OF gilded
youths whose time hangs heavy on
their hands and who might vary their
amusements by rat catching. which
much be quite as exciting and elevat-
Ing as pigeon shooting. II the sport
ing papers would give "A description of
the battues and reports Of the bags.
with odds on the favorite rat catchers
and portraits OF the record breakers.
these pernicious little rodents would
soon become scarce-unless indeed
enthusiasts should take TO breeding
and laying them down as we do pleas
ants. Great things may he expected
when sport. fashion and sanitation
join hands in rat catching"
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A THIEF O.! EOARD.
what Happened ~ 81 CuIprit ON ar
Ocean liner.

what Happened ~ Cuiprit ON an
Ocean liner.
Captain krech of the Hamburg
American lines Ste Hlship Graf Wal
dersce. says the New York Times. YVES
called upon ,.urE:: Il recent tip to
pass sentence upon Il thief caught
stealing aboard the vessel. His man
ner of contiuciin: the case and his
Judgment were con .mcnded by all the
passengers.
Several stccraGe passengers on tine
earlier days of the trip frequently
missed food and Swcc.meatS which
they had taken aboard. AMI nothing
was known of the culprit until one
day Il woman. going TO her bunk.
found Il little flaXen haired girl bu,ly
engaged in emptying Il pot of jam
which had been concealed there. Tie
little one Lad the jam pllstcred all
over Ter face and han,.s. AMI in that
condition the woman who discovered
her led Ter To tie chief steward. lie
i'm turn took her before the captain on
the bridge
Many of the passengers. seeing the
little girl being dr:,g:c,.. crying. he'ole
the captain. gathered about TO learn
the cause of the trouble. Captain
Krech who on his ship. like all other
captains. is jutge. jury and court of
appeals. listened to the charges with
n stern look Besides learning that TIE
little girl had taken TIE jam. lie also
1aaruaI thnt hnr fatIar and r1pf her
were poor and could not provide
sweetmeats ior her. When the case
had been presented Captain Krech
thought over the evidence for Il time.
and as the girl was caught with the
evidence all over her face and hands.
he pronounced her guilty.
This is Il very serious case. he
said. and must he dealt with accord
ingly. The penalty for the first Of
Tense is Imprisonment. for the second
It is spanking. and for the third il is
hanging or exclusion from America
But the facts i'm this case are such that
shall have Ia he more severe. | there
fore sentence you 10 eat the best jam
this ship can produce every time you
feel like ii. The jam will be supplied
by the steward.
The little Girl could not understand
the meaning of I'll the talk. but W en-
the steward brought forth Il big pot of
Jam. as or,lc 81. size gave the captain
pretty lit smile and marched off
with it, From that time on her face
was never clean.
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No. connects at Berlin from D. NJ &
train NJ. 592. north. and connects at Salisbury
at y. J. +. Il y. Juncti III with y. Y. r. & n
train NJ. -. north. and n south. when on time.
No. ] CONNECTS at y. Y. 4. II y. Juuctiun
Rerlin with d. ". Il V. train $50, south, when ON
time.
NJ , connects ut y. y. T. & n Junction with
\: !. T. X \. train. NJ Vi, north when on time.
No. . gets col neciinn at y Y. p g. y. June
tim fr IN y Y. r " y. train. NJ. ~ North, when
on time.
WILLARD THOMSON. ticn'lManngcr.
I MURDOCH. A. J BENJAMIN
Pass Agent. Supt. ( Div. Pass Agt
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BALTIC. Chesa. & Atlantic Ry. Co.
RAILWAY DIVISION

Connect, II made with steamer lines at Eastun
Vienna ani Salisbury.
Time Table in Elect On \ W.. Tuesday
Scrt' nib 18th. 1904.
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PocoMoKE RIVER LINE.

baltimore Snow Hill Route.
The Steamer Maryland leaves Snow Hill at 8
O'Clock Il. m. every Monday and Thursday
weather permitiing) stopping at Mataponi,
Pocomokc City p. m. PuwelIs. Rehoboth,
cedar Hall. Pitts Wharf. Shelltowu, Saxis
Pier. Onancock 2."0p. IN. Finney's. Tangier
Island 3 p. M risficld p. m, arriving in
Baltimore o'clock next morning
Returnining the Steamer leaves Baltimore
from pier foot of south street at 500 D. m,
every Tuesday and Friday for points named,
arriving at Crisfield 90 D. m, Tangier Island
80 a. IN Onancock Z GOA. IN. Saxis Pier. She'll
town. Pitts Wharf, Cedar Hall, Rehoboth,
Powells. Pocomoke City 90 p. m. Snow Hill
$50 p. IN.
T A. JOYNES Superintendent,
T. MURDOCH Passenger Agent
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We will
help you.

Ii you are living in "A rented house,
you. no doubt. have long desired To own
your own home and have made plans to
that end. There is no need To delay The
matter. when the Snow Hill Building
and Loan Association is ready to help
YOU, and when you realize that the
money you have been paying ont every
year for rent would have bought and
paid for home for you, then you will
no longer continue TO pay rent.
Call and See w. d. Cordry. Jr.. Sec
rotary of the Association and he will
explain how you can get the money to
build you house an and easy way by
which you can repay the loan.
Snow Hill Building and Loan
Association.
MARION I. HARGlS,
President
W ID. CORDDRY, Jr.
Secretary
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-03-05
Not In IL.

Mrs. DE Smithe Why did you refuse
to attend Mrs. De Wells ) o'clock
tea?
Mrs. De .Iones-Becausc the horrid
thing has bought photograph What
chance would a company of ladies have
In room with machine like that?-
Philadelphia Telegraph.