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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
Scauer til ltaar.

Sc0ncr III Naar. Sllc OQurIl8l
ON life barre - emo / 1868 tegs
ncr inocpGrenSe @or for GaISlarO,
norOre @cItcrqetIauo og Sen ~itsrite
Del al @obuslen paa @rtno al Den
intenic Ssrfe % 9lrit, iom III bar
oarct / 10 llaer, itriper "GIi5boraS
lGn$ tiOu." Get er ultioa triite llO.
iiater for 2on0ntan0cn / OiSie Ggnc,
men lptfcligpi3 er Set bC0re / mango
andre Gelc al 2on0ct, iaa Eriicrue
pan 9ip8forneoenbeScr frroe flmne
boloe5 normdIe og 2ItOmGnocne life
bebspc at iPlge fine areutllrer oltior
rleget til lln6erpri5.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
sfuIelrrcr 6. Sriitinnien pcs @eI.

nebergs Sfole / Sgrlim bar / 6tsie
Gage taset afifeo meS Sfolen eftee
AZ aors girfiombe0 icm Sprer ueo
@sIneberas SfoIe. S ben InIeouing
por Ger forIeben senOna orrangeret
en- Set iii bans 9Gre, bpor ban blep
operraft Ell 8ape ION GrinSring ira
tafnemuelige @enner og eleoer oeS
@elnebergs SfoIe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
Sranb ! sfuaer. @aarben gSprbn

SIuHu ! Slpbti- gkplup
/ Sfoger CT totalt neobrpn6t, inches
ira Grnmmen. gf SeiPtningen tu'
OebrGn6te % &isr, 1 Ore % 1 8riS,
meSenS 10 aisr reObeOeS. 9pgnin8en
bar uSiureret for $4,000 Str. Snobo
-bporui enoeI reSbeOeS- % SciRt.
ming par IigelebeS ~a$ilreret. SiOen
anto8eS nen 8eItemtbe0 pnniot. CT
miStpnfeIig 8erion bar Jet hoppe no
al 2aapen fort fgr 9rdn0en breo u6.
Den iomme Berion bar Jet llGife om'
firing / NRrbeOen al 2aauen aitenen
i~fcrpeien. 30 8ange / ltgens SOB
bar Ser forislt tGnOt SlO / Oert @oor.
Sen tilbsrenSe Sfog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
SuripnuSuc GuSier. q

barnSlo0ier / 9tpbOrg er paa Ell mn.
tiff Miaaoe i%oriuunbet. Get er mt 3
Tiger iioen at De Orog afiteo. Ceres
cfterlaOtc Suitruer bar 0og MI bort
ira Dem, men oc nlna life iige nogct'
Iombelit ON, huor 8iudIcr % Bone
cr berne. SoiS DC trlteu6e llpcirs
finer mcllem Ritslano % @ugIanS
life burtiat Oriper oper iaien, oil oe
TO 2ooier NOT penOe tiIbuge til RD.
borg uocn at iaa Eiteriseifaoreil
meo fig, bcmerfer "gtp6. au".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
Slerc ialife "Eriricpapircr".

bctienOt So9iSrcr bar ii5lge "&. g"
MI mel0t iig mro ct @iGISSbrcp til
ct minOre 9els6. boorpoa ErinS Sa.
raIoS Ntnou iigurereoe. gapiret bar
pGret @ieuitanb Tor OmiUuing, 90
%bpn6eloperen bar aiort Iorieg paa
at faa &ronpriuieu I'll at betalc, men
bIep nipiIt. - GroieSior Sanqe poa
Rio0cIiort Sin0sipaeauitoIt bar M
crtIGrct 6ru Wuntbe for iinOaipg.
ScnSeS SpboIb pon Gnitalten err
forcIrbia al ubeitenrt GorigbcS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
spmmerhpSuiuarn / grana er

iGroig, IfriOer "gaIoriNeu". 6orle.
Sen alfom GnSen al 9retringen til
@alSrisbrngilct. Ger or iaIt ilpOet
ca. $4,000 SpIuter. SiOebrstutn8eu,
ca. 1000 SDIutcr, naaeOe Tobcbsts
ningen be0 Storebrofos, b~oorfra
@retningen fortIattes fGlles al en-
Styrfe pno 40 @ano, og man bleu
troO8 sen burtig iprfenOe SarSitano
nofiaa ti0lig iGroig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
9eb6rGnbt SGter. ~2Itl SiS.

~meSoeler: $u8mau0 SeIge 2inners
gaanin8sbus, Boo % @eOifur paa
norore We8ieItS S9terpoIO neObr9no-
te fuIoitPr0ig forleoen Iorgen, M.
6ens man bar tilffogS meb Sreuturer.
he. st SeI0 / llbeloet maa BET iiges
OF bore, at en- IiOen Ssnneisn iom
Onr meo pan Caterer, og iOm pleiet
at ligge % iooc, I'll man fom tilbuge
,oq bop6e illlgt areaturerne, benne
Worgen MOB SpOunne bar poognet %
baoSe fulgt meO. @ieren, Ser efter
Sigen0e intet boooe aSiureret, fiber
ct feleligt Sab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
Teosialo / SinlnnS.

~tieroabmano i @orgd, Gigtcren u.
Z. &in6b, cr aigaaet pe6 GeoerL II
9lar gommcI. g(noreaS Sbcobor
2irob feotes I 9orQd 0en 130e Ga
mar 1888, 6lco Stltocut 1851 %
oniottes 1874 iom S<ititieraoSmuuo
/ lin 5ebebn. San bar Ell / 6iulouo
meget ouieet oQ POPULAR 2prifer.
6orllben ct Gar SamliHger TiQte,
hporaf ilcre err oncriotte pau trent
mcOe Sprog, ifreU ban ltoalc biitos
rife 9rnmaPr. Sam o~oeriattc til.
Itge abitiai9t ira Gonif, Gpif, Gn'
gelif, 6ranif og Stalienif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
SnnSet Gig. S goleoanoet be

SnnSet Sig. s goueoanoet peO
&riitianSianO ianoteS forleOen aften
Oct It9rft opIeite Sig al en- GIOrc
0taro, bpi5 Grsie. og 9urelomme bar
fpIOt meG Sten. SeO oct retsliBe
2igifue fremgif Set, at aibsSe par en-
itnOsipg arbeiOer, iom Den 1SOe apriI
par Iebet bort ira artitiauSiano8 GU.
gcbus. San bar 81 Gar 9ammeI, beO
GapiOien % bar, isr ban fom iii Sp.
gebuiet opret inoIagt paa Ga aipl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
ltSpanbrinscm. = fsrite Saloot

HuUHHUTIHBVH. y 7DITIV NUIUuuI
1904 er ser oper &riItiania uboanOret
til Imerifn 5,932 Beriouer, beraf unr
1896 boiatte / Rorge, 511 / Sperige
% as boiatte / uoIanSet forsori8t.
s innme Siosrum er ser til andre
operietIfe 2onoe uoonnbret $50 Ser
Toner, bpornf $50 par bointte / 9eorgc,
35 Suertge % II / ltblon0et iorpOs
rigt. 9eSuoen erpebereSes al tiOli8c,
re ll0oonOre0e, ser bar uGret bicmme
paa 9eiGg 1873 Eerioner til slmerifa
cg 10 til andre oOerieiife 2anOe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
ct Sicrteiuf. "gooenic sroiS" nj

Ut Sicrteinf. ~8ogenie goiS" no
itsOte iorleoeu ct Iioet Snf, iOet 8Ia.
oct meO0elte, at + Den iioit forIs6ue
%lrni MaanCo er ser / 9ogeuie flm
fs0t et eneite @orn og set er cnobn
en- Bigc. "9Grs 6oltebloS" trsiter
mn i'm Soacgo / 9oQenIc meS, al ser
/ fannie Woarleo bUcrfen err loot 1i.
ger eacr @uttcr / g6rsSfisbinQ eIcr
bar pGrct ct eucite 9rplitp eller 9c.
g~rauelic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09

@aarben greieu | 4oroerboo er
fielge ~guiferllS 9lao" al Iorges
gunf oeS Suerretsiaaisrer glofftno
iolst til Ole 9irnoesgooro for $4,000
4rnner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09

Snnborp. Otter iiffert SorIpSenSe
ifaI @aarSeu SlinSorp / 5ron / Sisie
Gage bore ioIgt icr ca. Ser. 10000
til Sr. SrsnneS ira St~ureIue0aleu, for
Sioep boiut / ariitiauin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09

Stafsminiitcr Stecn fplSte oen22Se
Suli II aar. San er iremoeIes iriif
90 fiGf "a tibrinser Sommeren hos
fin SDieerisrt Susnepreit GieslonS |
@ois.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
SAT- stem o M /,

Er,g'5i-msssts ua0sr -rutrsa. ~Islsn". Il.
tales" ca "Sferiutyqsi.t' tuGsr 50 Scents Tor $50
10y bpFv W3rL "a % 6'gt5 pr Orb fJr at fDn g9aE'
tieCy p Era. gUeTtsifntutyr tHafagfB ttc iDr NIT
ire tHe 10 StHla. Ifuls WaI utra5i3cIil n.5ista.
one StrGtHlsg, 3ttisHusr ~ Itls Al oosi,-. a.
im1G Gu.tWf..
IE- sGetsfabshIbus tofsg IS Scus pr. 5:fi,
sHv Frb gisr ,H gir,t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
Tig @nltebsIt tegncr set til at Bill

dig Inltebsit tegrer set til at bli.
be ooeralt ioaoel oper DC @uobranO8.
boIife iom gitcroaIife SieIbitrGfnin.
ger. SoIf iom bar f9rScs tiIfieIos,
lrbtoIer, at boi8 intet lfort6iet IfltIOc
in6trGffe, er l~tbiigterue til en- iieIOeu
rig WiitItebsit De beSIte. 9ertil font
mer, at poa @run0 al BEN resnlsie
CONNER err oct ipr6ele5 tort operalt
/ SieiSere, og iaaIeoes err IOfomiter
til 0e mere porifeIige @pritrrfuir-
ger, ION oiteit er 0e ri8eite @atIte.
trofter, lettere % mirbpe forlis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
Speriee oe SinIanc.


3 @cnncifcr inSesrruOtc. Sra
LINED melbeS Sen 2tbe Sltli: $nnor'
aes uobrso ser SIb / en- minore Spg'
Ming noqIe RiI ira @pen. Spgnin'
Qen beboeocs al en- 32.aort8 Some og
bcn0eS TO @grlL beuboI02Di8 4 og
8 aar admIe. Iae ire InOebrGnotc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09

Sanif @alg. @eo SuppIerinaS.
balg til 6oIfctbinsct for 2o&fiIot
SrcbS puIgteS &enitre8 aauoioat
@laroeier RaSmlSien meO 1924 ct.
observation-disclosures aan6iNat itf
1907 og Ssirr8 9S3 Ct. Gorriqe
Sang baooe IenitreS 1874. SeireS
942 og Observation-Disclosures sos
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
Gienbpmmcn srunbpl

9ranool, Solsr. SfpIomf. 1888, er
beo SperretSiaafsrer gosie ioIst til
Sru Iatbea gsor66n urifog. aisbe-
ilim ufienot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
@umle Srapr. grofcSior Wtontc.

Wamlc Wraoc. Frote8lor Ntollic'
Inns bar beipgt De for Stocn pda9an'
enoe llbgropninger peb Riug8torp I
Sfaane al De Der iun0ne gornle
@raoe "a erflpret, at 30 H!oitc al
6iSie turSe bare en- IlNCr al 200
Gar. Sc ifltIbe aItiaa bore lalntioige
me6 Rom$ @rlmbIGeQcIlc. Aue
@rapcnc bar inbebolot 2coniu9er Al
brpnote Sig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
ltmffcStilirlsc. Grn Siitrlln NJ

TUIINNIIITNIUN fNIN ~ITlIIIN HENI'
brS Sen 22Oe Sitli: @aarocicr
Shmiot. Soboeifoo pr. 8ar0e, Der /
GirSoagS berteoe ct 2GS Ssmmcr
peo Giitrltp StatiorL fierte paa
3iemOeieu Iebif, iOIot al 8Ooneu %
bIcp ioa iIoe tiIrcot, at Ban NsSc
iqoar MiooagS, Iiogoe, ser blep ca.
60 Nor GommcI, efterIooer fig Gufc
% pornc @ern.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09

100000 Srpner IfaI Sen tpife aci-
Ter pripat bone betnIt | anIeNrins al
grnncen | Ialeiuno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09

SpSsialp. 2onoifabsmnIercn 50.
ban Better @ilOeuraot er 900 /
6raufrig eiter idd cages Sugeleie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09

Tinalgs. -16O0 2leres. Inn $4oO
~. 8GG @oot. illot ai6ua9es Sfoa,
lamb I H0rore ISIS. : Atil ia Strnbane. 400
&lgrtpct GlsuHtm yauoet. goot BdHo oc 90
ililtg Stoa. Grin I'll 9. DdbsrmaL. 8or
PAS. ct. GGuL Yituu. 5laI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
eaFsNsmaa

surseemaaL
fCrruSseubsetu sr Wsisr - yob . Tom. omtrrut
20 anprttaHFs 3ommtr,l Fprfurteiisr: Qm.-
aiomrigr; Wl - O,eitT; en-. - 9sutimeisr.
IrI. urlF 9il usrss Zig / 9rmHir 1egnes ia 81
nGilUmeter. oeliimeieI.
1rr rrIii 9tI rs9uts Ng
lQQIlpWftsr. garo tr Zig qlk Geutis
ftauf T3ucT7 DE Rui. rttr
lain rtqats ~ 63 Sens / tul- Ddl CT Zig l6p
iMetcL NRtter.
GidpsmeeL
C@ruRSaGnsaesn ~ arN
frrfrritIVs: ca ottiar 1 ScuAs sanb uauts ia
l@e0l 9prh uaHes Ing 40 aL
l0aE / Agrs sr 40l GE.
WpHL
IEpn - 4 prcufr. 2olar upHts at aT1
lsgarisur cri- 30 cu l RTouf usnss q SsRis
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
TooeialO.

Sitrfe. ftrgs0 briItabtsIsyts ieT SlTRi
5s graHsr q; min tiGrg TaHe. T1uiel J. 5iU's.
aisti Bto Isosa BEN S5e luli cites ;aa en- u5ss
Sb8osm. afo0os oar 'sot ben 2sos 5tbgaar Isas
/ germdauS, S0srias. aui0H Ill E~2aotigu. ISIS.
fsr ca. 5 Gar fesH. NntieSs psrfga Ill gsgub
Co.. 5utBl. bvsr ban pgRs d va iHetli 1851. Ia
ban rtHs III x. Tai. ca iog ElHs, 5rss mse faus
SisB, vtlHgast vers baHs Ninot
Sebauus Z Sisr;s.
6aiisH. y. Tai I Eua, 1907.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
sast.

SnsL
(~Grnrh-GrttotR N @ram) FurforttIitr: "a
aiIogram; ca 6tfiosraIr; or @raHi.
Sfippuub rsHes Zig iSfaaipaab 500 Sram
ieoailearau. eltE = %.
lWna rtares ia Is So. Mart - 80 6rnrf.
igtspuu6 rsquts liz sQa ! sob rssnts ia 10 6arlH.
IeismrrpHRo usHss hs I snas!s FHHs Ct ti
6Gg. @raa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09

IoVt,sc fJv ~ FurmlHl q SrugtapL S'ro
NI ] n ;. HANSON. Hart. Mich.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09

SiHalgs. ct goot gus meo5
&Grcller pan ct NaiH Street. COB
Sr9uo, Gtiterr % g~uoebpauiua. Ran benz
2saoe l8 I'll 8. &. Glen Seeoyab. ga.
5ta4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
forflarine at mstriif TlaaI os pest.

MaaIfor fIsotubs gartL
CSrunssGHbsosu sr eIisr - OHtr'utl Bot,
Joriortrlier; q. oeiteiitsE; 3 sitsr; d. =
Tggltter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09

3tliammsH 359.42L311 $500 100, 1913
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09

AZ
I9oaar uaHss at 3T3
RTpBf rtgnss q Gents
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-04-23
Robbed in POCOmOkc CITY,

Harry Landlord and Frank Dryden.
two VIGOROUSLY tough young men of
Pocomoke City were arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Charles e. Dale. assisted by
Wicomico officials. in Salisbury. last
Tuesday morning. The young men are
charged with robbing Columbus c. Nor
gan, of Somerset County of $40 Nor
gan alleges that while leaving POGO
moke City on Thursday night of last
week. and just before reaching the
river bridge. iie was Overtaken by Dry
den and Iankford. who attacked him.
threw him down and went through his
pockets. taking all his money. He re-
turned tn Pocomoke. and reported the
assault aud robbery To the town author
tiles. who Immediately instituted search
for the culprits. but they took the night
train for Salisbury and avoided arrest
until Deputy Sheriff Dale got wind of
their whereabouts and went to Sails
bury and arrested them.
They waived "a preliminary hearing
before Justice Bonnewell aud were plac-
ed under bond of 81 900 each for robbery
and assault. Dryden furnished bail.
ann Landlord was brought TO Snow
Hill by States Attorney johnson and
placed in Jail.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-04-23
Best Cough Medicine for
children.

When you buy a cough medicine for
small children you want one in which
ynu can place implicit confidence. You
want one that not ouly relieves but
cures. You want one that is unquestion-
ably harmless You want one that Is
pleasant TO take. Chamberlain Cough
Remedy meets all of these conditions.
There is nothing So good for the coughs
and colds incident to childhood. II is
also certain preventive and cure for
croup, and there is no danger whatever
from whooplng cough when it is given.
II has been used III many epidemics of
that disease with perfect success. For
sale by p ID. Cottingham & Co.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-04-23
STOCKTON.

Misses Nellie Barnes and Dora Duer
spent Friday and Saturday with friends
in Snow Hill
Mr. and Mrs Frank Bird. of POGO
moke. visited Mrs NJ. l.. Paradise last
Sunday.
Miss Stella Hudson. of Box Iron. Wis
tied her cousins, Messrs. James and
Claude Hudson. this week.
Mr.. +. II Taylor spent part of last
week i'll Millington. looking after his
banking interests there.
The many friends of the Rev Mr..
Mather are glad to know that he has re-
turned to this charge for another year.
Miss Ada Smack spent this week with
her friend. Mrs. Verona Westfield, in
Girdletree.
DIR. w. a. Taylor and Mr.. Chestnut
Jones represented the ,Jr. .. L. A. NJ.
of this town. which convened in Balti-
more last Tuesday. They left Monday.
and while away they will visit Phila
delphia and Washington.
Our town is to have another marriage
III the near future
The ladies of the Sewing Circle gave
Il supper and festival Tuesday evening
for the purpose of obtaining money with
which To buy street lamps. Ii proved
quite success both socially and finan.
cially.
DIR. Staughn, of Snow Hill. made "a
professional visit to orr town this week
The Busy Bees were entertained this
week by Mr.. James Pruitt, and the Y
p. T., by Mr.. James Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs John Sturgi>, of Pitts
Creek, visited their parents here this
week
Miss Anna Dryden. of Pocomoke, visi-
ted her cousin, Miss Cecilia Houston, last
Wednesday.
Rev. Adam Stengle. Presiding Elder.
held Quarterly Conference for Rev f.
II. Miller, last Saturday.
The many visitors who were crowded
i'll our school for the Arbor Day exer-
cises last Friday. saw the great need for
more room in our school building.
This week we have had another re-
turn of winter weather. Ice has form
ed to Il considerable thickness.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-04-23
NEWARK.

Mr.. John Archer. of Hartford County.
was iii town one day last week
Miss Lillian Trader. of near Berlin,
visited relatives here IA part of this
week.
Capt James +. Bowen, of New York.
is home on visit To his family
Miss Beulah Smack, former resident
of this town. but now of Georgetown,
returned home Tuesday last. after
spending several days with relatives
here.
Rev. Adam Stcngle. Presiding Elder
of Salisbury District, delivered an elo-
qucnt sermon To "a large congregat on,
last Sunday night.
Messrs Harry Bowen and Sidney
Adkins spent part of this week in
Baltimore
Mr. and Mrs. Esma p. Davis. and
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Parsons spent sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Burbage.
near Syncpuxent.
Mrs James Guthrie Is very sick with
acute rheumatism. May she soon be out
again.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-04-23
Cold Wave General.

We have experienced some of the
coolest April weather this week ever
known. The mercury fell 10 81 Thurs
day night and ice formed on bitches and
ponds The cold wave seemed TO be
general. Small fruits were badly injur.
ed III some sections of the State. but
owing To the cold winter and backward
season strawberries were not far enough
advanced in this section to have sustain
ed much injury. Kentucky had a snow
storm and Il general freeze up and this
kind of weather was experienced in sew
erai Southern States.
Heavy storms prevailed in several
States in the Middle West Reports
tell of much damage Ia fruit and early
car traffic was impeded and telegraph
and telephone communication inter
rupied
Evansville. Ind -Four inches of snow
have fallen in Southern Indiana, and
damage to- orchards, gardens. and farms
will be heavy
Louisville. Ky.-A severe snow and
sleet storm swept over Western and
Southern Kentucky and the mountain
region. From one to six inches of snow
is reported In Southern and Western
Kentucky fruit was killed and early
garden truck was buried under snow
Ii has been thirty years since so severe
storm was reported this late in April.
ST. Louisa heavy snow storm pre-
vailed from | until II a. NJ during
which time six inches of snow fell
Knoxville. Tenn snowstorm pre-
vailed over this region Thursday after
noon, producing fall of three inches.
Much damage will result to fruit. mar.
ket gardens and early farm crops.
Trains from Western North Carolina
aud Eastern Kentucky are delayed.
Buffalo. n y. Midwinter conditions
again prevailed Thursday in Western
and Central New York 4 snowstorm,
the third in four days, broke over the
city late on Tuesday afternoon and con
tlnued throughout the entire night. Sew.
eral times during the night the storm
assumed the proportions of blizzard
Boston-Northern New Hampshire
and Vermont are buried in snow drifts
Ii showed in Littleton, n H., with II
inches already on the ground. Groveton
reports 20 inches. Berlin Is. Bethlehem
III aud Francouia IL. a high wind sent
the mercury Ia the zero point and piled
the snow in huge drifts.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-04-23
The Cause Of the Blues.

Nine times out of ten. that mental
condition which results in depression.
dependency blues-is caused by
torpid action of the liver. In fact. tho
conditions described above are usually
the first manifestations of sluggish
liver. If the attack continues. sallow-
ness will soon appear. The next time
YOU feel "blue" take Rydale's Liver
Tablets. You will be surprised to see
how quickly the blues will vanish and
how bright and cheerful you will feel.
Rydale's Liver Tablets make the liver
healthy and keep it healthy. They
regulate the bowels and keep them
regular. Fifty tablets for 81 cents. p.
ID. Cottingham 4 Co.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-04-23
MELBOURNE,

Mr.. and Mrs. James Davis, of Stock
ton, visited at the home of their friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. g. Payne. this week.
MIR. and Mrs. John Baylis and child.
rem. spent Sunday with his uncle, Mr.
VIM. Baylis. at Pilchar,lsville.
Mr.. Eugene Ross, of Delaware, spent
Saturday aud Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs John l. Reid, of Stock
ton, were seen in our village Sunday
Misses Jennie and Fannie Stewart
spend Sunday with Misses Estella and
jamie Pilchard, at Pilchardsville
Messrs Charlie Ward and Hubert
burlington. who are attending school
in Pocomoke, spent Sunday with their
parents.
Miss Edna Bonneville. of Stockton.
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
uncle. Mr. VIM. Jones. Hsr many
friends are always glad to see her.
Mr. w James Wilson spent "A few
days recently with his son. at Mari
onsville. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Durand Jones and lit
tie daughter. spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Ards
Mrs w J. Wilson aud children, and
Mr. and Mrs Charles Silverthorn and
son, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
q. J. -Silverthorn.
We are sorry to report little Virgie
Baylis quite sick. We hope she will
soon recover
Mr.. James Rowlcy, who has been en-
gagged in the milling business at New
Church, Va. has moved his family to
this place. where he will continue in
the milling business We welcome them
here. and wish him much success.
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May Jury Drawn.

Judge Holland came to- Snow Hill tn
day Friday and drew the following
jurors to serve at the May Term of
Court:
PoCoMoKE.
Charles w. Crockett, Lloyd Trader.
Charles =. Ardis. Eugene w. Veasey
William Coard. Harry Young. William
;. Carsley, Thomas II. Slocomb.
SNOW HILL
Marion I. Harris, Hurley J. ESham.
William ID. Corddry. Jr., Samuel II.
johnson. Charles +. Truitt. John T..
Evans. Jerome w. johnson, Coriolanus
V. White.
4. BERLIN.
Robert G. CULLEN. William II. Scott.
Washington j. Dennis. David J. Adkins.
Baldwin +. Williams. William j. Pitts,
Cyrus w. Jarvis
NEWARK
Daniel Holloway, Samuel f. Tull,
Francis + Collins.
ST. MARTINS.
Peter B. Bishop. Joshua Morris. Chas.
W. Chopper.
CoLROURNES.
John w. Gordy. Bejamin T. Shock
ley.
ATKINSoNS.
John H. Shockley. Clarence +. Barnes,
Glennure Bromley.
STOCKTON.
Wrixam i. Taylor. John w. SturgiS,
John p. Hancock, George e. Dukes.
William II. Payne. Charles V. Rowlcy
Thomas ;. Lindsey.
WEST berlin.
John n. Herman. James :. Williams.
Green Davis. Jr., Ernest f. Burbage,
Joseph G.. Harrison. Thomas Gray, Jr..
Edwin ]. Dirickson.
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GIRDLETREE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton T. Richardson,
come guests of Mrs. Richardson's
parents, Mr. and Mrs SewelI Jones, "a
part of last week.
Our young people were delightfully."-
entertained last Tuesday evening by
Miss Nan Onley
DIR. j. + NJ Lordlcy and Mr. Hurd,
of New York City. are visiting at the
home of Mr.. 4. w Webb this week
We are glad 10 see Mr. Elmer Pilchard
out again, after few days illness.
Mrs. John Carter and Mrs Zadok
Selby made a business trip tn POcomokc
City Tuesday.
Mrs William Watson and little son,
of Stockton, are spending this week
Mrs Robert johnson.
Mr.. w. 5. Townsend spent Tuesday
very pleasantly with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Townsend, near POGO
moke City
Miss Ada Smack, of Stockton, spent
Saturday aud Sunday as the guest of
her friend, Mrs. G. Westfall.
Messrs. George l.. Barnes, .Jr and
Clayton p. Webb visited friends in
Snow Hill. Friday.
Mr.. Sidney Smack and family. Of
Box Iron, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Smack's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Griffin
Mr. George Bennum. Of Georgetown,
Del, spent a part of this week with his
daughter. Mrs w. I. a. Townsend. and
son, DIR. g. III. Bennum.
Miss Matte Sooy left Thursday for
Philadelphia. where she has accepted a
position.
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Are Your Lungs Sound :??

Rydale'> Elixir cures weak lungs. If
you think you have bronchial affection,
or, If you fear You have consumption,
rely on Rydale's Elixir. This modern
scientific discovery kills the germs that
cause chronic throat and lung diseases
and assists nature to restore these organs
to health Rydale's Elixir is also a
certain cure for acute throat and lung
trouble. such as coughs, colds, hoarse-
ness. etc. Rydale's Elixir is splendid
family remedy for young or old. p. ID.
Cottingham & Co.
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One L.ady's Recommendation
Sold Fifty Boxes Of Cham
bcrlain'S stomach and
Liver Tablets.

have, believe. sold fifty boxes of
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets ON the recommendation of one
lady here. who first bought box of
them about year ago. She never tires
of telling her neighbors and friends
about the good qualities of these Tablets.
p. NJ SHORE. Druggist, Rochester,
Iud. The pleasant purgative effect of
these Tablets makes them a favorite
with ladies everywhere For sale by p
ID. Cottingham & Co
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Election Notice.

The qualified voters of the town of
Snow Hill. Maryland, will please take
notice that an election will be held at
the County polling place. IN said town.
on Monday. the second day of May. 1904.
for the purpose of electIng Mayor aud
five Councilman To succeed w. ID.
Corddry, Jr, Mayor. and J. Edward
White. w. ID. Straughn. b. I. Truitt.
\. d. Irwin. and Walter @. Turner.
Councilmen.
The polls Will be open from two to
six o'clock. p. NJ.
w. ID. CoRDDRy, JR, Mayor.