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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-04-30
KLEJ GRANGE.

Our farmers are very busy planting
corn this week
Mrs. James Webb, of snow Hill. spent
Saturday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Tilghman.
Miss Elsie Jones visited her COUSIN.
Miss Lptue Sharplcy, Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Laura Reddcn and brother, Ira,
spent Tuesday at Pucomokc.
Miss Mabel Porter is spending the
holidays with her aunt, Mrs. Scott
Richie.
Many of our young people were great
~ pleas, d with the entertainment given
by the pupils of the Girdletree High
School last Thursday evening, and hope
they will have another soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. X Pilchard and
daughter attended the funeral services Of
his sister, Mrs. Rosa Watson. Tuesday.
at Greenbackville.
Misses Stella Hill. Myra Blades and
ARA Jones, our three popular school
teachers, attended the Teachers InStl-
tute at Snow Hill this week
Mr.. aud Mrs. David Ward. of POGO
moke CITY. We're the welcome guests of
their daughter, Mrs. Dennard Holland.
last Sunday.
Miss Viola Pilchard visited relatives
in Pooomoke, Saturday
Mr.. VIM. <Hillman has purchased the
store belonging TO Mr.. Thomas Tarr,
formerly the post office, and is now
doing a. seryigood business Mr. Hillman
is one, OF ourmost popular merchants.
Ehe funeral of Mrs. Ephraim Hilman
which took place at Beth. Eden Baptist
Church last Saturday was very largely
attended by her many friends and rela-
tiveS
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-04-30
ROBLEY d. JONES. Solicitor.
Order NiSi.
William s. Hickman,
LittletOn Hickman. ct ;

Littleton Hickman, ct al.
In the Circuit Court for Worcester conn
ty. In Equity. No. 1856, March Term,
1904, to wit-April 18th, 1901
Ordered, that the sale made and re-
ported by RObley ID. Jones Trustee, for
the sale of the real estate in the cause
mentioned, be ratified and confirmed.
unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the 10Th day of Nav
next, provided copy of this order be
inserted in some newspaper printed in
Worcester County, once in each of three
successive weeks before the ninth day
of May, in the year nineteen hundred
and four.
The report states the amount of sales
TO be $l50000.
FRANCIS HENRY PURNELI.. Clerk
True Copy. Test:
FRANCIS HENRY PURxELI., Clerk
apl 23-3t
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s. D. JARMAN
RESTAURANT
IL South 10Th Street
Philadelphia

Our motto: Best goods, modcr-
ate prices. Very convenient to
the travelling public
Three minutes walk from Broad
Street Station
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-04-30
To Make Dealing In Options Illegal.
Boy Dies Of Beating.

Williamsport. Pa, April &c The
Rev. Victor Garak. rector of the Polish
Catholic church at Snowshoe. was ar.
rested and taken TO Jail at Bellefonte.
He is charged with having caused the
death of Andrew Sosko. a l6-year old
boy. by beating him with a club on
Wednesday last. II is alleged that
the boy refused TO attend church. A
few hours before his death the boy
made an ante-mortem statement to
Dr. r. J. Young. declaring that Father
Garak had beaten and kicked him.
Former President Of q. & o. Dead.
Chicago. April 26.-John X. Cowan.
former president of the Baltimore and
Ohio railway, died at the residence OF
his sister. Mrs. A. II. Seelye. in this
city. Mr.. Cowan had been i'll for over
four months with heart trouble. and
for some time his illness was expected
TO have a fatal termination. although
the end came suddenly
Forty-three Dead In Mine Accident.
Johannesburg. April 27-The col
lapse of cage in the Robinson mine
precipitated 43 natives 200O feet to
the bottom. All were killed. The bot
tom of the shaft if a quagmire of hu-
man remains.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-04-30

S because SO decep-
tive. MANY cudden
deaths are caused by
il hear, disease.
pneumonia. heart
failure or apoplexy
are often the result
of kidney disease. II
kidney trouble is al
lowed io advance the
kidne y poisoned
blood will attack the
vital organs or the
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-04

NJ. Thomas Gelley, agent dim
migration, pour lie Nord-O Quest Ca
maiden ct demeurant d Winnipeg,
6tait a Minneapolis lundi dernier
au retour dun voyage a Chicago.
II a reussi dams lie cours dune &c.
maine a persuader 25 famille ca
nadiennes d'imigrer au Nord- Quest
lie %printemps proclaim.
II dit gull est facile de trouver
de l'emploi sur les fermes a $500
par mols dulant l'6t6 ct $500 q
partlr de Septembre 1usqu'en De-
cembre ct il encourage les immi
grants a essayer cette manlere par
ce quill Sc fat a la temperature
du pays ct append en- meme temps
q cultiver son fu+ur homestead.
Un autre avantage quill indique
est la permission que lie pauvre
immigrant a d'emprunter deux on
trois cents dollars sur son homes
tead. LIE gouvernement protege le
preteur meme au cas- Oh l'emprun-
teur ne remplit pas ses conditions
pour obtenir So patente.
Tout indique une emigration
considerable dams &C pays au prln-
temps.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-04

M. Loubet a commence jeudi So
s1xieme aimee de pr6sidence de la
r6publique. II est tres remarqua-
BILE que M. Loubet, au cours de
ces cling ann6es, a recu plus de
tetes couronn6es que jusqu'lcl
n'importe qu'elle president.
Parmi ses hotes, il y a gu le roi
de Suede, lie roi DIES Be]ges, les
les 1ois de Greece, de Portugal ct
de Danemark, le shah, le tsar, Ia
refine de Hollande, la refine de
Roumanie, la refine mere de Hol-
le roi ct la RENE d'Italie ct
le roi d'Angleterre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-04
Une Plante Calomniee

Ne voila-t-1l pas qu'un journal
d'agriculture pr6conise, aux Etats-
Unls, la culture du chardon; oui de
CO chardon qu'on nous await tou-
jours apprls q considerer CONNIE
une plante malfaisante.
LIE superbe "chardon-Ma rie" ,
dit-il, ne sc contente pas d'6tre
beau: il engraisse le betail: les
CRANES nourrissent la volatile: on
en- tire de la tres bonnie huile: il
est fr6brifurge, diur6tlque, sudori-
fque.
O grande puissance du chardon!
Settlement, a titre d'encourage-
ment, au lieu de le purchaser, il
convent de le cultiver, de le can
tonner, de l'6duquer. Tout est un
peu CONNIE celia dams la nature.
Les anes, les cheveaux, les va
ches aiment beaucoup lie "chardon
panach6" aux Aeurs sentant le
muse, ainsi que le "chardon lai-
neux''. Les feurs du 'chardon-
BENT" sont TONGUES, apprentices ct
vuln6raires. LIE ."chardon des
champs, fournlt les "gslles' que
Ton mango avec plaislr, dams GER
taines regions, apr6s les avolr bien
fat bouillir.
Au point de vue industriel, le
"chardon q foulon'' est une interes-
sante culture franchise creee, IL y
a environ deux cents ans, a Saint
R6my de Provence, par IN homme
ing6neux, M. Mistral.
Ce chardon sert pour lie foulage
DIES tissus, c'est-a-dlre, pour ARA
cher les fins debris au drap, au We.
%lours, a la peluche, a la satlnette,
a la fanelle, avant que ces tlssus
ne soient Requirement rases a la
tondeuse m6canique.
II ny a aucune raison pour que
|pAm6rique RECEIVE du 'chardon q
|foulon" d'Engleterre, de France,
d'Autriche, d'Espagne ct du eau
case; bien au contralre. Cest une
question de culture intelligence ct
qui dome de tres bons profits aux
agrlcultuers.
II a, q la v6rit6, une maladie
du chardon: un petit champignon,
"T'erysiphus communis" lul fat la
guerre. Mais, &c champignon est
d6tru1t par lie SQUIRE, l'oidium de
la vlgne,
LIE "chardon q foulon", en- sus
de ses tetes employees par les It's
seurs, fournit 6norm6ment de graf
nes don't raffolent les volallles,
CRANES qui servent aussi q la ia
IRRIGATION de l'absinthe, ct don't on
tire une huile de parfumer1e capa-
BILE, d'apres ce qu'afirment d'auda-
cieux sp6cialistes, de faire repous-
ser les cheveux sur les cranes de-
nudes!
Ce qui est plus s6r1eux, c'est que
lie chardon est une plante sarclee
oui laisse lie sol en- bon 6tat, non
6puis6 ct tres bien prepare pour lie
bic.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-04
La Contrebande de Guerre

All cours de la guerre qui Went
d'6clater entire la Russie ct lie ia
pom il est probable qu'une ser1eu-
Sc question s'imposera aux puis-
sances neutres, c'est celle de sa-
voir ce qui constituera ou non une
contrebande de guerre.
Les hostiIit6s ne sont moore
qu'au debut. La concentration des
masses de troupes que les deux
nations bellig6rentes, partlculiere-
ment la Russie sont q METRE sur
le pied de guerre exigera proba-
Element dams un avenlr rapproche
d'importants Embellishments. De.
ia on Sc pr6ocupe de cette ques-
ton a Washington ct le gouver-
nement des Etats- Unis GRANT que
les deux parties bellig6rentes ne
defnissent la contrebande de guer-
re dune maniere dommageabie au
commerce AMERICAN.
Bien que cette question matt pas
encore 6t6 trait6e dams les n6go-
cations qui ont ca lieu avec la
Russie ct lie Japon dun cote ct les
Etats- Un1s de l'autre il y a lieu de
croire que certaines puissances
europ6ennes sc sont d6ja vues me-
nacees de restrictions a leur com:
MERGE, ct Giles p%araissent dispo-
sees d y resister.
Une grande quantit6 de pro-
Quits alimentalres americans est
maintenant en- mer, destin6s q la
Russie ct au Japon. De sorte quill
est bien probable que d'ici peu on
saura q quot sen tenir sur lie su-
let de SAVIOR 81 ces marchandises
sont de Ia contrebande de guerre
GU non.
La politique des Etats. Unis, de-.
puts quelques ann6es, a malntenu
que les produits alimentaires ne
sont pas DIES articles de contreban-
de ct ne pouvaient etre saisis par
IN bellig6rant q moins quill ne
soft d6montr6 que ces marchandi-
ses sont consign6es on manifesto
ment destin6es d un belligerant.
LIE gouvernement anglais a re-
connu CO principe durant Ia guerre
du Transvaal, ct les tribunaux an
glais ont accord6 des sommss con.
sid6rables d'argent 4 des exp6di-
tours am6ricains parce que des
navires de guerre anglsis avaient
saisi des produits alimentaires.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-04

LIE 7 avriL proclaim aura lieu lie
tirage DIES billets "Grand Surprise
qui devait avoir lieu le 3 mars.
Ces b1llets 9ui ne sont que de lOc.
donnent hut chances ct chaque ar
ticle 6tant dune bonnie valeur les
porteurs DIES diff6rents num6ros
gagnants seront certainement ga:
tisfaits.
Vous pouvez vous procurer des
!billets DIES membres du Cercle Ste
Anne ct de la Soci6te st JEAN Bap-
tlste.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-04

L'EcHo DE L'OUEsT nest pas respon-
sable des idees ct opinions emises par
ses~ correspondents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-04
MONTREAL

-M6d6ric Gadoua, c1garier, est
mort subitement pendant gull ira
vaillait.
Mime Edouard- Raymond Fa-
bre, mere de feu Mgr Fabre, ar
chevequed de Montreal, est d6c6d6e.
De son marriage, Nine Fabre
await Gu ONE enfants don't plu-
sieurs Sc sont illustr6s. Nous ne
nommerons que Mgr Fabre; lady
Cartier ct les survivants: NJ. Hec-
tor Fabre, commissaire csnadien 3
Paris; Nine L. j. A. Surveyor ct
M. Gustave Fabre.
-Durant la semaine derniere, il
q Gu dams Montreal, 13l d6ces.
don't lO7 chez les catholique, %
chez les professionals ct l chez les
juifs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-04

Nous apprenons avec plaislr que
lie Docteur Galllardet, de Hurley,
Wis, est candidat a la legislature
du wisconsin. Connaissant par
experience, le patriotisme ct les
talents oratoires de notre compa-
triotes, nous lui souhaitons une
campagne electorate heureuse ct
beaucoup de renom dams ce nou-
veau champ d'action.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-04

Geo. E! Forth
Avocat : at Notalre,
BUREAU 813lNEw- YORK LIFE Bldg
MIMI,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-04
TO ADVERTISERS,

The Echo de pOuest Las a larger
circulation than any French paper
published in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
am ne our subscription lists.
We are also ready to substantiate
this by proper certificates from the
superintendent of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-04

Toutes correspondence doivenr
etre accompanies dune signatu-
re responsible
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Toutes lettres, correspondances
etc., doivent 6tre adress6es CONNIE
suit:
Echo DE L QUEST,
Minneapolis, MINI.
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POissOns! POissOns!

La Central Provision Company
don't N, Latourelle est Fun des
propri6talres desire annoncer q sa
nombreuse clientele quilts ont
malnlenant un beau choix de pois-
sons frais ct sales de toutes esp6-
ces. Allez les visiter pour vous en-
co~nvaincre. lis ont toujouas en-
mains les meilleurs viandes frai-
ches ct sal6es ct toujours de gre
m1ere qual1t6.
Philadelphia, -Depuls lie Ter
%janvier, les corps, de ving:-sep,
nouveau-n6s ont 6t6 trouv6s morris
dams les rues: la plupart DIES en-
fants n'avaient v6cu que quelques
heures.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-04
QUEBEC

-Une 6llette de Z ans, enfant de
M. Richard Francy, a 6t6 pressure
brnl6e vive, q la residence de ses
parents en- jouant avec DIES allu-
mettes. On ne pense pas qu'elle
survive.
I'm vieillard nomm6 LeliAvre
a 6t6 trouv6 mort q la porte dune
maison situ6e q l'angle des rues du
Roi ct Dorchester. LIE d6funt 6tait
arrive de Montreal depuis une
quinzaine de jours. Son spouse est
actuellement 3 Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-04
"a @REGULATEUR
8ls!f!!!|e SANTE
E5f$@s%&@@ de Ia FEmm
DE Ia
Compagnie Medicale
DIR. j. LHRIVIEERE.
AU PUBLIC CANADIEN.

EPUIS la decouverte de mon remede pour les maladies de la femme
lie "Reguateur de la Sante de la Femme" queques individus peu
~ scrupuleux, voyant la grande popularite don't joussent mes pre-
paratons par les nombreuses guersons queDes ont operees tat
aux Etats-Unis qu'au Canada, ct connassant autant panatomie ct Porgan-
isme de la femme que rhomme dams la une, Sc sont mis-, depus quehque
temps, a inter mes remedies, soft en- Dormant lie meme nom, ct e. en-
oppes, soft en- changeant I'm peu lie nom ct en- deblaterant conte ue
preparation quls ne font quimiter. lis Sc font ensuhe donner un petit
ceri6cat par des personnes aussi pu scrupuleuses queux que leur remede
"a gueri une tee ct une tae Oh lie Regulator n'ayait eu aucun efet, ct lis
croent que lie tour est joue ct quls Won't supplanter du coup un remede
qui a fait ss preuves depus I'm grand nombre dances, qui est empoye
dams les h6ptaux DIES femmes etl les communicates rehgeuses, ct recon-
mande par ces memes communities. Oh done ces imitateurs sans YER
gogne ont lis fat une etude speciae dun organe aussi compique tie par
Ia meme suet a une complication de maadies qui ne peuvent etre tratees
cher a reproduire ce quun autre a fait-le SINCE Unite Phomme-ces
imitateurs sont des contrefacteurs ct ceux qui sen rendent couPabes sont
punissables par la loi. Oil est dependant bien dif6cie, simon impossible,
de les attelndre ct lie seul moyen de les punlr este de les METRE u ban de
Iopinion pubGque gu. les jugera. Deux OF trois de ces lmtateurs sont
DIES pharmaciens ct il serait curieux de les vor rempGr convenablement
une prescription. Et ce sont DIES ignorants ct ds fagoteurs de &c caibre
qui veuhnt nure a une reputation ben etabie. Ma reponse a cs ex-
ploieurs de personnes honnetes mails tp credules se trouve dams les
certifcats qui suvent: Je resume cs certi6cats en- Peu de- mots pour
prendre moins desdace. Les personnes qul veuent Ia verte ds tahs
peuvent ecrire a ceDes qi ont etc queries ct Jen al DIES mlhers daures
quill serait rp long de pubhe1.
Les danes feront bien de consuter lie medecn speciaiste de la "Com-
pagnie du DR.. LarIere" ceui CT a fat INT etude Tongue ct approfondie
sonnenement, sur nimporte queIe affection inherente a lur sexe. Il en-
vote une ihe de questions sur les maladies DIES femmes, a toutes les DANES
qui lui en- font la demande.
\ Ne vous znissez pns h0nuper quand vous achess des rem
edes pour votre maladie, nacceptez que lie "Regulateur de Ia .xni de la
Femme" e: les "Female Plaster" du Dr. J. LarWere. Cesremedes seuk,
ct ceux la settlement, vous gueriront. Men prenez pas d:autres ct refusez
Boston, Mass.
Ces remedies ineshmables sont vendus dams toutes les principles phar-
macies 81 90 lie "Reguateur", & for $5oo-2s cent? "Femae Pasters,'
Oh eCrire a
A.C0MPAGN|E MEO|CALE du Or. J. LAR|VIERE,
RoITE 1864, BOSTON. MASS.
PHARMACIE ROSE, 3o8 Avenue Centrae
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@tho de l'@msst
MINNEAPOLIS MINI. 3 Mars '04
GEO. E. FoRT1N, Redacteur.
8l3 New. York Life Bldg.

Entered at the Post Office of
Minneapolis, Mimi, as second
class mail matter.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
CHANGES IN STATE
GAME LAWS.
They Have Been Introduced Into The Legis-
Iafure-Game Warden Bill, Also.

Secretary Oregon NJ. Dennis, of the
Maryland State Game and Fish ASso-
citation. brought to Annapolis and had
introduced the game bill. and bills for
the REORGANIZATION of the state game
warden law. The bills were introduced
by Senator German, of Howard County.
The chief features of the game bill is
to make Il uniform season for the killing
Of game animals and birds in Maryland
from November LIST to December 9th.
with the right to have i'll possession birds
and game TO january LIST. This latter
provision is to give the dealers ana those
having game in poscSgs..;on time to dis
p2se of it, Under the present law 10
game can be had in possession after the
last day of the closed season.
This bin also makes it unlawful to kill
game when the ground is covered by
SNOW, or ON election days and Sundays
1t also provides that dogs running at
large during the open or clos | season,
are declared public nuislucpS. and may
be killed when running birds or game.
The game warden bin provides for q
commission of five. the president of the
board to be the state game warden. with
II salary Of $1,000. The number of depu-
ties j.. limited 10 ten from each county
and thirty from baltimore City. This
bill also directs the board of public works
to Put thr,c boats nj tn" DISPOSAL of the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
I25 Sets of Harness.

Consisting of single and double car
rage, milk, express and work harness.
There are number of new features this
season i'll runabout, single and double
harness which will be found among this
stock. A complete stock of whips, col
lars, brides, blankets and robes.
VIII have goth century manure spread
err i'll operation on day of sale. If you
want spreader you will do we'll to see
the latest production of Mr. ]. S Kemp
with all the 1904 improvements.
Lot of Osbornes hay tedders, Crown
wheelbarrow seeders, Osborne spring
tooth harrows, Wizard and Mccormick
hay rakes, wood and steele rollers with
solid steel head
Bickford and Huffman grain drill,
Iron Age cultivators, Cyphers Incuba-
tors and Breeders, ladders, wheelbar-
rows, corn shelters, grain fans, farm
bells, plows and etc.
Last call for dinner II O'Clock. Will
deliver free on board cars at Thompson,
Del, any goods purchased at this sale
by parties from distance Terms and
conditions made known on day of sale
William Cam, Edw. Woolaston, Clerks
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
Is New Wagons.

This stock is composed of all styles OF
Buggies canopy and standing top surries
and Runabouts, some of them have solid
rubber tire, others have ball bearing
wire wheel and cushion tire. The above
is decidedly the finest line of goods ]
have ever offered at public sale and were
built to order by Columbus Buggy Co.
Cortland Wagon Co, Staver Carriage
Co., and Waterloo Buggy Co. No re,
pository can show more up-to-date
and better built class of goods than the
above named companies can turn out.
A large line OF Farm Wagons, of the
Acme Wagon Co., whose reputation as
builders is beyond question. They are
also built TO order and are equipped
with the Avon4ale bed.
The Bulls Eye Corn Planter double
row will be shown in operation on day
of sale.
Lot of second hand farm wagons, bug
gies and rurabouts, among the lot is a
one horse wagon good as new, ? horse
dearborn will carry 1900 lbs, Reed
Creamery i'll complete order. Also a
few household goods.
Whitcraft, Auctioneer
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05

hilra-marks which mark and mar the
outside of the body are a grief To every
mother whose children may bear them.
But fer every child who bears a birth
mark on the skin there are many who
bear an ila,riibir brh-malk on the imind.
Nervous mothers have nervous children,
and many a lnHm and woman owes an
Irritable and G,spor3lcnt temperament Ia
those days of dread when the mother
waited the hur OF her maternity. The
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ANA elasticity to the delicate wrmanly
OrgarN "FlvGlitc Prescription" practic-
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nifty and m2kcS the lnhy'N advent rs
natural ANA ~ simple as the blossnming
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