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TWO MORE BROWNIES RELEASED.

Pitcher WRIGHT aAA De2oatrev1lle
Get Their SCae0nAitfoaal- PsDePs.
james r. NeAiesr svung he ofnca; AZ again
Yesterday. and vhn the rssosnding vhack VA
heard In linden TIVE hsads troppsd 10 the
haskss q eoiiv.ou
utility tnaaldsr. md 0arsncs Eassns wright
pitcher.
Ts.s raatss thrss piaysrs rS,eassd b. ,As
Bruvns this vssk fhs sxeizlvs announoenen,
e seannoa's rsisass ras made In yss,eraay,s
Rsggslie. ard tss prseictios thss pesnon,rsriiie
s:,,s :: tse1S !. g: s.::s.a column. q Tss r.
70 Iocsl fans . ias faes isss osorre % Win;srs
: sS Losis ,, esJ: aac . m.nof lsasusr g a-s
sss.pt q place Siih The ssnafo-S. 20
s.S s. .s.S q s.'s,ess n 5. Az. 49, "A :sSs
~. Hs ,s.s s:a N; ... :sa s:la y. petition n .
Hsh .. H..s aoes.oe reo-n.y nailed John
~ Sssi;ss "a: ;,, ~ " e ., : Ssss:::
~ ss : a ss,ss: e: s: 3: s:.1 -, e.
sss.ssssios s.a: % he Ssnsat q ths sa.
Hs.d4ck fan as,s0 On ne sss.s yesterday,
- .sss ss a.Sks b hsA 2 % = ean=csa
naae wi, p. via soss n. s.as and eaes sseaes
iarH.d bnHss. dat be Va. &c e.s Z 1aHA 'n-
| ss:s i N. ,.s III Z sss ss sos s.iss isa.ss g
e 9, E Eysss.s.Ls s.5ns Jcns: ran IL thirty -.
' ,s. s e 8 ). re: s:sA; = :sr s:
aDp 70 mother esfth-
walAo. a,.e eleesrined eAs fans sy . pretty
snT IN ths arth innins When ha went cut 70
;ae e's IL. .-' 'e'a -'a o,'ea'a A0'"' "'"-
HnI y.ns e -. for ssesoe m ,hs ninth n.
not 90 anything notabIe. shs fans veisc-ned
3: sss Ssas e e. .ss s: q. s. ae.t sn b In
M. cs,e.sos s.d Browns v.n play III. ,A,ra
Psrk Ihis sfternooe. fe.ry ssd su9sen Az
sdsa an sSivsa . n % isr , sss 49,. Mhi: o,sa
vis,,ors-
Amateur Baseball Notes.
TIE Troop K team os JeRer.on Baracks ee-
se.ted The oOsrtneys sunday By The score OF
~. De soto team defeated ,hs Csoua. sunds-
'ss e = ess e 2 ne ts. s2.r Is:@ I'D
ul.r, and Gates address A J. Schopps. No. u
--Ths Mound P.rss eesesi.d The Pr.snr.as
saas s s6iie-ss No % piay: e e uae: Hiases ss
soeharn- q; Baysr. e g: ssafen. , q:
Pstrette. b: NcGovsn. b: Esley. o.: wac
ne- q; NExiey. p. and Solxs. C. Ths5
.e9lc hks 70 bear fr.n Al efvt-ctsss tesraa
n. 81, vlne.no d.feasel .hs J. b L, sun
day BY The sco-e OF - 70 & Tns former team
voulc Ike TO Axrznxe ga,nes with all teams IN
The = aad II year oid eia.s Address William
team Sunday bT TIE scors Of 10 & ne vim
ners rant EaD1 with teans IN the y and
Is rear o,c claA Address W. c Netter. Ma
pievoo4 Mo-
The Sfver6aies defeA;s6 tAs Ninors Sunday
by the ccors of . TO %. For Ganaes With the
winners who Play N the u and ]; year old
c,sss address q Doian. No. III Heosrt streef
Tns Enpsr.s c.eea.ed the wcrsd-s Fair, sun-
Gay by the score o< TO Ine former team
world Ike 20 ararge SnDes Win cuf-of-eown
teams. the TrentSn and Waterloo teams PRIV
ferret Adtr-O ". A Schmidt No. N North
The schneiters defeated the EureknD auntay
by the score Of II to / The vfnoerS rould
lfke 70 hear from eli teAms IN the 10 and I;
year old cia<s- Address WiIliam CArvy. No. -
North Grand avenue
Tne victcrs would nkc 20 bar frur, an teams
. The II and II wear Old c1asR AddreaD No
$40 ForfsA1t avenue-
he Martens Defeated Dc WHOM suntsy
By ne scors of = 70 10
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ease hiissehle. i. Doalin L. Thrre-ess h,rs-
Schlei L Donitn L Kelley Sacrifice hics-
!. Double plsy-otven % Kelley !: suttho6.
Ssrccrnn and Kelley I; KELLY tuuassts.sdl 1
!: Struck ous-By Sutfho4 { by Taylor L
TtneOne hour and thirty minus-A unoire-
OfDay. A:fendanc>, 1sao
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Neither Team Able 60 HIT Hard or
In Quick saecessfon-
Boston. May Anew York shut out Bos-
ton to-day Though clean neIding- Neither
team was able TO hit hard or frequently.
Attendance ~ Score:
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-seytod l Double p'ays-Doagherty. Tanne-
bill ast CoSli1s l Fir.t bas eon hsiis=oS wss-
ey Freeman : Struck ou;-By ~adeeI :. BY
T.nrshiu = Tln--one bour and tSerty-six
nigies- Cfrpsre-pryeT.
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this ended the scoring for ST Louis.
The game Was well played by both
teams. IL being a knappy exhibition. which
brought forth cheers for both the locals
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NEW YORK 8. WASHINGTON o.
Hard Hitting In Two InninGs Brtngs
In All the Runs.

New York. May New York shut &C!
Washington here to-day. The home team
earned all OF It's runs by good hitting In
the third and fourth tnningS Hughes was
tnvfn-ibie when men we're on bases At
tendance 80 Score.
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Jack Rest whips Gesrge Gardner.

Cfrcasc. M Nay 1-Jsck Rooe pave 0eorge
Gar9zer . severe bearnx In thetr sfx--orn6
20 AZ the Vareriv Cub tonight Root won
By vtd- 11a-y1a on pot1es. having al tie
b<stsC os Tie boa. from Tie S.--Sb Se214
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Contagious Blood Poison.

II may Be IN its primary stage: Il
nay have been hereditary or contracted
n early days ! cure al. its ccnpiica-
cry vestire Of poison from The s,s,er..
and III, without the use o. mercury or
ro.zxh
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FREE EMO ~ 40 cAcTaRiME c &C: SSR IN


Prosr.hou Headaches these a
rfcaSc.
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'Bsfted for Pitrinser m eiGnta tnnins. y,
Ss. A'<k-...----..-a sSssssS
pocbls piaye-Tayior. Gilbert ard NcGann L
Ffrxt base On baIs-oH PittinEvr ;. Oh Taylor
2 oH Wilhelm . Struck out-By P1ttfrger 4
hy Taylor = Tine Of gane-Ons hcur and
forry minutes. Cmptcs-Zinner acd Moran.
PHILADELPHIA o, BROOKLYN q
Home Teams weakness At the Dat
Results In . Shut0at.
PHILADELPHIA May 2-The locals were
perienced no difficulty IN administering
shutout- Doyle and Van Buren. Philadel-
phia's new players. made their hrst ap-
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Sfncture

I cure Structure without the knife or
instrument BY an application which acts
directly On the parts affected. dissolv-
ing the structure completely. by my
u is Fani~<s snd n nowise tuterferes
with your business duties
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Loss of Manly Vis0r.

Tou NAY. Be lacking In the power Of
vitality. II %. will restore TO you TIE
snap. vim enc viko- OF manhood, the
ioes Of which may be the result os ia
ciscrettons. e1cesses and unnatural
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I cure N % days without operation Or
hypocer-nic Infection No use n wear
tix trusseh Ny treatment ts pasnie.s.
otoocle<s sEd with no detention from
-f-rrr.r anr-
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BY the scors oc - TO %. For sames With the
vinners who Play N the is and ]; year old
c,sss address 2 Doian. Nc. III Hensrt strees
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Private Diseases

Newly contracted and chronic cases
cured All burning and itching fcnzm-
n-stion and discharges <topped In -
huurs. cures effected IN I days
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Tss sehne..ers defeated she E1rekns auntay
BY the score Of II to / ne winners yoold
nke 10 hear cro.n Ill teams IN the 10 and 1,
year old cia<s. Address WfIliam CArey. No. eEs5
North Grand avenue
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The Empires teeea,ed the wcrid's Fairs sun-
Gay by the score o< TO ine former team
World Ike 20 Arrange SaEes win out-of-sown
teams. the Trentou and Waterloo teams PRIV
ferred- Adtr-O ". A Schmidt No. IN North
Nartes street
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Rupture

I cure without operation 4, 10 DAYS:
no detention from business: 10 acid In
Jeceion Or nsatUres used
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Amateur Baseball NOtes.
The Troop K team o< JeRerDon Barrackp De-
fested the CDrtneys Sunday By the scor. OF
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-03

Tie Narions defeated shs wyDcvs surtsJ
hy .he score of u 70 IL
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Tne DaEeb-ooSs defeated q se-crR u<cket
team Sunday ey the scors Of 70 Tns vim
ners want EaD7 with teams N the is and
Is rear o,6 clAA Address W. c Notter. Ma
pleroo4 Mo-
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At drfdrE Wdo
u1an.b
d Nerve
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Where They Play To-day.
sterday's Results.

csss.9 Lsi; Tsis;gn s,.s.I =; :, Tss sS aeFf
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.,s, ,s.so dsg.asd Fiif.l. IGft so.,ss Mssa
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-03

-Ths Mound P.rks Defeated The Presor.as
Sunday by tse seor es TO L ne s:nnefs
soss.n. s '' Z: Bsy.e. es T. saas:n aas; Hissfr:
Pstresi.. b: Mcoorsn. ! b: EsieJ. 3; wss
would Hks TO sesT frs;a Al nsN-eiasS ,.sraS
Addrc0 p. Dooner. Coilinsxtlle.
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Th> 81; vincsno defeafel shs J. b L. sun
day b shs sco-e OF > % ne former team
would Ike to Arrange GaxneD with AL teams IN
the = and II year Old cianR Addresa William
Icocer. No "a Elci<ory street
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g;doo,, Bladder and Prsstsfic
ANuCts Diseases.

I cure al irritation. frequent desire.
storpage. pain n back. brick dust sedf-
nent. scanty Gov aad catarrhal condi-
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Tne victo-s would nEe 20 bar frus, an teams
q the II s,t II wear Old cla1l AddreaD NoI
$40 FiorfsuA1t avenue-
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TIE De Sceo tea-, defeated she Csonas arnds-
y TIE sore q % The former team would
Ike 70 arrange o1t-of-torn GaneA Far oareic-
ui.rS and dates address A. J. Schoppe No q
South Spring avenue
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Where They Play To-day.


0nc.nu & Card.nals s Brooklyn ). Philatei- 9
Chicaso q Ptttshurg = iSer Yerk !: Beston 9
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distance from town were strewn with
household goods of every description.
as it looked at one time as if the whole
town was doomed ,and nearly ali moved
their effects from their homes.
No one was killed. but several of the
fire-fighters were badly burned.
The three mills which were destroyed
! gave work to about three hundred of
Berlin's population. and the lost will be
keenly felt by the working people.
The confiagration has aroused the peo-
pie to the pressing need of better fire
protection. and decided action will prob
ably be taken to provide for water sys-
tenn. Previous movements in this di-
rirection have met with failure. but all
opposition nov seems removed. The
business section of Berlin was burned
in 1895. and six years later two banks.
the town Hall. several stores and the
Southern Methodist Church were de-
stroyed. At this time the necessity of
water system for fighting fire was evi
dent. but all efforts to bond the town
for this purpose proved futile.
The work of repair has already begun,
and rebuilding operations will be
pressed as rapidly as possible. The tracks
of the Pennsylvania railroad. which
were warped by the heat of the fire,
have been repaired.
TkA -, -1
Churches will be rebuilt at once. At
present there is only one church-the
Methodist Episcopal-in the town.
st. Paul's Episcopal Church was built
of brick in 1925: rebuilt in exterior in
1888. new chancel and vestry-room was
erected in 1893 The walls of the church
are not cracked. and can be rebuilt
Buckingham Presbyterian Church was
built in 1850; rebuilt and lectureroom
added in 1890, nothing was saved. Prev
ious to 1860 it was located at what is
now known as Buckingham cemetery,
south side of the town. It was blown
down by the blizzard of 1857, aud re.
built in what is now the centre of the
town. The veneer works were built
in 1886 by stock company of business
men of Berlin. The machinery was put
in and the plant was operated by J. J.
McClusky of New York. Mr.. McClusky
afterward purchased the stock of the
building. except $500, which is still
owned in Berlin.
Thomas j. Whaley said: "My insur-
ance expired three weeks ago, and l
have been unable since to get any that
was satisfactory to me-"
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A fire which broke out Saturday in
the veneer works of the Berlin I'm
provemept Co. and totally destroyed
them. threatened to wipe ont the entire
town. and before it was gotten under
control. caused loss of $50 OO0
The flames wepe famed by a strong
west wind and heaped across the rail
road to the big planning mill of T. J
Whaley. Thi5 structure was'consumed,
and the destruction of II dwellings.
two churches. and three factories quick
ly followed!
The loss is divided as follows
Whaley' mill. $1,000; Berlin Veneer
Works. $50. 900; T. N. Tingle, dwelling
and furniture. $4,000; B. B Timmons,
dwelling. 5000; Riley Ennis. dwelling.
5000; Jenkins Bowen. dwelling, 5000;
Noah Bradford. dwelling and furniture.
$500; Lucy Purnell. dwelling. $500
John Gibbs. dwelling and furniture,
5000; Dilworth's mill, $4,000; r. B.
Adams, dwelling and furniture, 81. 200
H. Davis. dwelling and furniture
$500; PRESBYTERIAN Church, $1,000
Episcopal Church. 5000; Miss Clara E
Dirickson. dwelling and furniture,
81 900; John Dirickson. dwelling
ST. 200; Methodist parsonage. $1,000
Mrs. III. @. Connaway. three houses
81. 800; L. w. Cooper. dwelling, $500.
The insurance is as follows Whaley's
mill, none; Berlin Veneer Works, none
on building. very little on stock and
machinery; T. N. Tingle. none; B. B.
Timmons. $40O; Riley Ennis, s40O
Jenkins Bowen. $400; Noah Bradford,
$3.50; Lucy Purnell, $3.50; John Gibb-,
$3.50; Dilworth mill, none; Dr. f. J
Dirickson. .s40O; H Davis. %. 800; Presby.
terian Church, 81. 900; Episcopal Church
81 800; Clara E. Dirickson, 81 900; John
Dirickson. 81 900: Methodist parsonage,
5000; Mrs. H. Q. Connoway, 1900.
The town is without fire apparatus
and it was several hours before the
residents. who formed bucket brigade.
were able to get the flames under con-
troll. The thick foliage on the numerous
shade trees on streets and in yards act
ed as blanket. and helped to save the
business portion of the town from
destruction
The sparks were scattered a mile
from the fire.
The Episcopal Church. which is a
half mile from where the fire started,
was the second building to burn. The
streets and country roads for some
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WILLIAM F. JOHNSON, Solicitor.
Order NiSi.

The Equitable Building and Loan Asso-
citation of Snow Hill, Maryland, Mort
gagee of Stephen Johnson and wife,
ex parte.
In the Circuit Conrt for Worcester
County. InEquity. No. 2024. Sep
tember Term, 1904, to wit: Sept. 2lst,
1904
Ordered that the sale of the property
mentioned in these proceedings made
and reported by William F. Johnson,
attorney for foreclosure, be ratified and
confirmed unless canse to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 25th
day of October provide that copy of
this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed in Worcester County once in
each of three successive weeks before
the 22nd day of October in the year
nineteen hundred and four.
The report states the amount of sales
to be $305 CO.
FRANCIS HENRY PURNELL, Clerk
True Copy. Test:
FRANCIS HENRY PURNELI., Clerk
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SAMUEL H. TOWNSEND. Solicitor
Order of Publication.
Levin d. Collins
VS..
EliZabeth Collins.


In the Circuit Court for Worcester
County. No. 2032 Chancery.
The object of this Bill is to procure a
decree a rinculo mdtrimonH of the Com
plainant from the Defendant. The Bill
alleges:
1. That the Complainant and the De-
fendant were married on or about the
26th day of June, A. d. 1894
2. That the fruits of said marriage
were two children. Galloway r. Collins
and Annie o. Collins.
3. That the said Elizabeth committed
adultry with one Emory Collins be-
tween the twentieth day of December,
A. d 1903, and the twenty second day
of September, A. ID. 1904.
4. That the said Complainant has al
ways conducted himself as faithful,
devoted and affectionate husband.
8. That the said Defendant is nom
resident of the State of MARYLAND, and
the complainant prays to be divorced a
rinculo mdtrimonii from the said De.
fendant and to be awarded the custody
of the said children.
1t is therefore ordered by the Court
this twenty-second day of September.
A. d. 1904, that the Complainant cause
copy of this order, together with the
object and substance of the Bill, to be
inserted IN some newspaper published
in Worcester County once a week for
four successive weeks before the cath
day of October, 1904, giving notice to
the Defendant in said Bill, and warn
ing her to appear in this court in per-
son or by Solicitor on or before Novem-
ber 10Th. next. to show cause, if any she
has. why decree should not pass as
prayed. FRANCIS HENRY PURNELL,
True copy. Clerk
Test:
FRANCIS HENRY PURELL, Clerk
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CALVIN b. TALYOR, Solicitor.
Order NiSi.

Hattie l.. Dirickson. mortgagee of Will
liam E. Henry and Sarah E Henry,
his wife. ex parte.
In the Circuit Court for Worceste'
County. III Equity. No. 2026. Sep
tember Term. 1904 to wit: October 3rd.
1904.
Ordered by the Circuit Court of Wor-
cester County that the sale of the prop
erty mentioned in these proceedings
made aud reported by Hattie l.. Dirick-
son. mortgage in mortg ige from Will
liam E. Henry, and Sarah E. Henry.
his wife. to her the said Hattie L. Dirick-
son be ratified and confirmed unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown
ON or before the 3lst day of October 1904
provided copy of this order be inserted
i'll some newspaper published i'll said
Worcester County once in each of three
successive weeks before the 9th day OF
| October next.
Report states the amount of sales Il
be 1855 90.
FRANCIS HENRY PURNELI. Clerk
True Copy. Test:
FRANCIS HENRY PURNEIL., Clerk
1913 3t.
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Church Notes.

The finest city and village Churches
are painted with the Longman & Mar
tinez Paints, and we want every Church
to accept our donation, whenever they
paint.
8 & 6 make IA. therefore when you
want fourteen gallons of paint, buy
only eight of l.. & NJ. and mix six
gallons of pure Linseed Oil with it.
making actual cost of paint about 81 30
per gallon.
Don't pay $3.50 gallon for Linseed
Oil (worth go cents) which you do when
You buy other paints in can with a
paint label on it.
Many houses are well painted with
four gallons of L & NJ. and three
gallons of Linseed Oil mixed Herewith
Wears and covers like gold.
These Celebrated Paints are sold by
Scarborough, Onley & Co., Girdletree.
Bowen & Son, Newark.
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$40 ACRES.

more or less. together with the build
ings and improvements thereon. COM
monty known as "The Alfred Marine
Farm" Addition to Goshen" and
"Taylor's Addition" or by whatsoever
name or names known or called,
situate about three miles from Snow
Hill. in the Sixth Election District
of Worcester County, being the same
farm upon which Beauchamp w. Per
due resided as tenant in year 1904. this
being the same tract and parcel of land
that was conveyed to Thomas r. Van.
Dyke by Isaac'N. Hearn and wife. by
deed, dated the 9th day of June. 1902.
of record among the land records of Wor.
cester County in Liber f. II p. No. IL,
folio 100. to which reference is hereby
made.
"A well arranged and very attrac-
tive two story dwelling with front porch,
good barn and other outbuilding gs. and
also two story tenant house add much
to the desirability of this farm.
ISAAC n, HEARN,
MOrtgagce
CLAYTON J. PURNELL,
WILLIAM f. JOHNSON,
Attorneys.
NOTICE:-If it should not suit the
purchaser to pay cash in full on day OF
sale. the mortgage will arrange to ac-
cept one fifth of the purchase money in
cash. and first lien on above farm for
balance payable in four equal annual in
stallments, b aring six per cent interest
from day of sale, to be secured by mort
gage on above property. Title papers
at expense of purchaser.
ISAAC n. HEARN,
Mortgagee
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A JudiciO,ls Inquiry.

A well known travelling man who
visits the drug trade says he has often
heard druggists inquire of customers
who asked for cough medicine,
whether it was wanted for child or
for an adult. and if for child they al
most invariably recommend Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. The reason fnr
this is that they know there is no
danger from il and that it always cures
There is not the least danger in giving
il. and for coughs. colds and Group i; Is
unsurpassed For sale b., F. d. Cot
tingham & Co.
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CALVIN B. TAYLOR, Solicitor.
TruStee'SSale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE!

BY VIRTUE of a decree of the Cir.
cult Court for Worcester County. sitting
in Equity passed OH the 22d day of Sep
tember. A. D., 1904. in the case of Sarah
J. Richardson and Clayton J. Richard
son. complainants, VS. Lizzetta Jones.
George b. Jones. Lulu May Jones, Mary
Rachel Jones. Isaac w Jones. Calvin B.
Taylor and Matte O Taylor, Respond
ents. being No. 2Ol6 Chancery in the
Circuit Court for Worcester County.
MAJ yland, the undersigned. as Trustee,
will sell at public auction in front of
the Atlantic Hotel in the town OF Ber-
lin, Maryland. on
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COnsumptives Made Com.
Portable.

Incipient consumption is cured by
Foley's Honey and Tar. but we do not
hold out false hopes to consumptives by
claiming that it will cure this dread
disease in the advanced stages; but if
the lungs are not too far gone Foley s
Honey and Tar will effect cure, as it
stops the racking cough and soothes the
inflamed air passages, giving them "A
chance to heal, land even in the advanced
stages it always gives comfort and
relief. A. A. Herren. of Finch. Ark.
writes "Foley's Honey and Tar is the
best preparation for coughs and lung
trouble. l know that it has cured con-
sumption i'll the first stages" p. ID.
Cottingham & Co.. Snow Hill. Lloyd &
Blaine. Pocomoke.
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The uniform success of Chambcrlain :
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhora Remedy
has won for il wide reputation aud
many people throughout the C .Intry
will agree with Mr. Charles w Mattisou.
of Milford. Va who says: 1T works
like magic, and is the best preparations
know Of 1t couldn't be any better "
He mad serious attack of dysenterv
and was advised To try bottle of this
remedy. which he did. with the result
that immediate relief was obtained
For sale by p. ID. Cottingham 81 Co.