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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-06-03
The May Crop Report.

The May report of the federal depart
ment of agriculture shows an almost
ideal outlook for all the crops included
in the April Investigations of the govern
ment. The average condition of winter
wheat is go. per cent, as against 91.6 a
month ago, and 1855 per cent. on May
LIST last year, but this favorable show
ing is partly Offset by decrease of
1,432,0O0 acres from the area planted
last year. The area under cultivation,
however, is 10 6 per cent. more than
that from which the harvest was
gathered last year, when the yield of
winter wheat was 1926, OOO, 900 bushels.
Considering the high condition of the
crop and larger acreage, experts figure
out probable crop yield of about $780,
600, 900 bushels, which has been only ex-
ceeded in the history of the country.
The Federal statisticians, however,
make no estimate of production in this
stage of the season. The department
makes no preliminary report about
spring wheat until June, but private in
vestigations in the northwest indicate
that there will be moderate increase
in the planted area in that section. If
there should not be another visitation
of black rust like that of last year, or
injury from other causes, the total
wheat crop of the United States may
aggregate anywhere from 700, 900, 600
to $50, 600, 600 bushels.
In that event the country will have
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-06-03
REFORM FOR PHILADELPHIA
Gas Lease Fight Ends In Disruption
of Durham Machine.

Gas Lease Fight Ends In Disruption
Of Durham Machine.
Philadelphia. May 30.-State Insur-
ance Commissioner Israel w. Durham
leader of the Republican organization
In Philadelphia for the last 10 years
and whose influence reached far into
the interior of Pennsylvania. uncondi-
tionally surrendered to Mayor John
Weaver. who opened war on the organ
ixation a few weeks ago. The action
of Leader Durham was a great surprise
to the people Of the city. as all HE
lieutenants and the rank and file OF
the organization had been given &c
understand that the fight begun by
Mayor Weaver over the gas lease
would he fought to a finish.
Thomas Dolan, president of the
United Gas Improvement company
transmitted to the presidents of select
and common councils copies of letter
stating that the company receded from
its position: that 1t no longer desired
and would not now enter into. the con-
tract proposed by the Seger ordinance
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-06-03
TOUR TO THE CANADIAN ROCKIES,
LEWIS AND CLARK EXPOSITION,
AND YELLOWSTONE PARK.

On account of the convention of the
American Medical Association, to be
held in Portland, Ore, July IL to Ia,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will run a personally-conducted tour,
visiting the beautiful resorts in the
Canadian Rockies, Seattle, Tacoma,
and Portland, allowing four days in the
latter city for attending the sessions of
the convention and for visiting the
Lewis and Clark Exposition, and five
and one-half days in the Yellowstone
Park, full and complete tour of that
wonderland. Tickets covering every
necessary expense en route, except hotel
accommodations in Portland, will be
sold at the very low rate of $215 from
all stations on the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, except Pittsburgh, from which
the rate will be $2l0. A special train
of high-grade Pullman equipment will
leave New York, Philadelphia, Harris
burg, and Pittsburgh, Monday, July 3.
The route will be via Chicago and st.
Paul to Banff Hot Springs, Laggan,
and Glacier, in the Canadian Rockies,
thence to the Pacific Coast. Returning
the route will lie through the States Of
Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Mon
tana, to the Yellowstone Park, and
thence via Billings and Ohama to
Chicago, reaching New York on July
26. For further information consult
Pennsylvania Railroad ticket agents.
A descriptive itinerary will be sent on
application to Geo. w. Boyd, General
Passenger Agent, Broad Street Station,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-06-03
EpwOrth League Tour to
Denver.

Rev. Vaughan S. Collins, Secretary
of the Fourth General Conference Dis
trict League, has made arrangements
to take personally-conducted party to
the great international Epworth League
Convention, to be held in Denver, Col.
July SO.
Mr.. Collins is well known to the
Epworthians of the Peninsula, having
served as President of the Conference
League, and held the same office for
several terms in the Second and Sixth
General Conference Districts.
The party will go via Pennsylvania
Railroad on a special Pullman train,
leaving Broad Street Station July 3.
1925 A. NJ, and arrive Denver IL. 30 P.
M. July 5.
This will be the ONLY WILMINGTON
CONFERENCE party, as that planned by
Rev. X. X. Stephenson has been merged
with this, and Rev. and Mrs. Stephen
son will be members of Mr.. Collins
party.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-06-03

large surplus of export. The report
for the Maryland and Delaware section
is that wheat is suffering for rain, al
though promises fair to excellent yields
Present conditions indicate full crop
of apples and light crop of peaches.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-06-03
CAMDEN CORK MEN ACQUITTED
Were Charged With Putting Iron In
Life Preservers

Trenton. N. j.. May 30.-The trial OF
J. H. Stone. H. C. Quintard. Charles
w. Russ and James Russ. of the Non.
pareil Cork Works, of Camden. on a
charge of conspiracy. which has been
in progress here for several days in
the United States district court. ended
with the acquittal of all four defend
ants. Quintard was acquitted by direc.
ton OF Judge Lanning. who said there
was nothing in the testimony to con
meet him with the charge. The others
were acquitted by the jury after being
out an hour and a half. The defense
set up for the men was not a denial
OF the charge Of putting iron in certain
life preservers. but that the iron did
no harm and the government test OF
buoyancy was complied with.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-06-03

Through the efforts of committee
of Baltimoreans Roman Catholic
Church will be established at Rehoboth
Beach this summer. Cardinal Gibbons
has given permission to the committee
to collect contributions for the cost of
the erection of the church, and has
sanctioned theatrical performance to
be given at Ford's Opera House. Balti-
more, June l, to raise funds.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-06-03
RESTORED TO HEALTH.
THANKS TO PE-RU-NA.
Friends Were Alarmed
Advised Change of Climate.

Miss Mildred Keller, 7ls 18th street,
N. W., Washington, ID. c., writes:
al can safely recommend Peruna for
catarrh. / had 1t for years and 1t would
respond to no kind of treatment, or IL 1t
did it was only temporary, and on the
slightest provocation the trouble would
come back.
81 was I'm such q state that my
friends were alarmed about me, and
was advised to leave this climate.
Then tried Peruna, and to my great
Joy found IL helped me from the first
dose took, and q few bottles cured
me.
ait built up my constitution, re-
gained my appetite, and feel that
am perfectly well and strong. mildred
Keller.
We have on file many thousand testi-
monials like the above. We can give
our readers only slight glimpse of the
vast array of unsolicited endorsements
Dr. Hartman Ii receiving.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-06-03
ARMY-NAvY GOES TO PRINCETON
Penn Loses Annual Football Game Be
tween Rival Academies,

rem loses ANNUAL rootOdIt 1dme DC
tween Rival Academies.
West Point, N. Y. June /. The
West Point-Annapolis football game
will be played this year on Princeton
Field. Princeton, December 2. instead
of on Franklin Field. Philadelphia. as
heretofore. The demand for tickets to
the games played by the national
academies has become so great that
more seats are necessary for the army
and navy than Pennsylvania. with the
many proper demands of her subscrib.
ers and supporters. could supply with
the limited capacity of Franklin Field
The relations between Pennsylvania
and the academies are as cordial as
ever.
ToExamine Pennsylvania Divorce Laws
Harrisburg, Pa, June 1.-Governor
Pennypacker appointed William II.
Stake and Walter George Smith. of
Philadelphia. and c. La Rue Munson,
of Williamsport. commission to ex-
anime and codify the divorce laws of
Pennsylvania.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-11
Ncacr BON @niicmInnNCn Ncncft,
id,icBt Ninocr nicocr.

McmphiM, Gem, 10. Nftobcr,
- Gin mnbctomnter NeQcr, mcId)er
BON mebrCrcu tleincu @oiicniunQcn
Ncncdt morocn NOR, icucrtc 1citcrn
9(bCn0 nor Dem Nliou (bcotcr an ser
MuinItrobc I'M &dh5oru mcbrcrc Ne.
uolucrihiiiic mi Die &oIt9mcnNc oti
ser StroBc ob. Ectcr Qoui2, cin
tl-iGbriQcr &uobc, crbicIt cine &uQcl
IN ojc @rlit mo licQt inn Stcrbeu,
ollbcr0cm lpurbc Der l3iubriQe &oll
Burton in Sen Sd)cnfcl mo 0na eli
i0briQc NcQcrmGodlCn Soro6 Sol,
Inns IN Ole MonO Qcihoiicu. Ter Ne.
ger Cnttnm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-11
Nnnffniiircr bcacbt Sclbitmuro.

MOuitoM Ger, TO. Sttobcr. -
IS. y. @rop, aoiiircr ser bieiiQcn
Commercial Notionol Nont," be.
Gin1 bcutc iriib Selbitmoro ollrd)
5luci HcpoIucridiiiic, Gr nor etluu
10 Sabre alt uno III teroniitcn@onf.
~trcllcn bod 0cad)tct. aein Motiu lit
lilr Ocn SClbitmoro bcfount. Gle
Commercial Notionol @nnf" iii
cine Der ltdrtitcu 6Inon5anitoItcn I'M
Stoatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-11
Nnhmcobuncn Wnnpib.
O(cbr GltidcloumAcn ser ltliprriitGt
9tem- port ilber oic Nnipriidc gro.

O(cbr Glttidcioum0cn ser llliprriitGt
gtem.Dorf iiber Die Nnipriltc gro.
Der NmcritunGr unO Nmcrifanc.
rinneu nui @eocnft0ieIdcu.
Nclp Oorf. 10. Oft. -- Qrci
Wt0rmcr uno iiini Grolren muroeu
bclttc 81 oct Gbre ermGblt, @eoent.
toicln in ser N%ltbmeabuQe ser llniuer.
iitUt ser l(nipcriitGt 9tem.Oorf SIT er.
bulten. W}dri0 WfitheQ nan Die ciu,
size AnlcrifoncrilL melhe in Der @e,
lcbrtcn EDITION crlpGhIt muroe, mGDs
reno &oltia NGQuli3 nit 50 Stimmeu
ais I'M Gut2Iun0 gcborener 2lmerita'
urr in ser udmlthcn Scttion erm0bIt
mllroC. Wturp &pon, Wrllnoerin BON
Wtoumt MoIpotc Gollegc. mo emma
g&iQur0, Gidterjn 0ca Hle0c@ oNodeo
in toe Gru0lc OF TIE Gecp," mnrcn Die
an0crrL Ourd GrmdbllnG Accbrtel
Erullclt. mGbrcu0 ulIBcr NQ9all5 nod)
}uci N~ntaldu0cr, ndmIjh 2IIcran0cr
Nunriltou um0 ,{obn Saul (<one3, 10
mic 5rci omerjtaniihc Stout@momncr,
u0mlid $obu Cuincp Aoom2 rnH
,\uuc2 Maoiion, @cornttoieln mir.
oiQ bcnurotu murocn. Inter ocn
Errioucll, mclHc beltc por9cihloGcn
mlrocn mo ourh'ieIen, bciin0cn Ntd)
Eotrit Ncurp, &obn &. Calhoun
9nlOrcm &otion &omc0 Nionroe,
Scuar0. Gunner, Qe 2@itt GIIntoL
@oriicIO, &obn San uno G0mtn
Stnlltnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-11
Sud,eit III @ladsburs.

&%rrm0bIlnla 0ca c1QIiihcn @rr}o02
Don Sohien &oburQ uno @otho
nit elmer ShIcamiQ Nolitcincr
N%rin3cllin. &crIobum0 oc2
Frin5en Gitcls Iricorid.
@Iiid bura, SNlcaluig Nol
ltcllL 10. Gftobrr. - Gas DiciiQt
StGothcn prouQt oul0Blih Der olri
morQcn onbcrmmten &]crmGhhmQ
Oca Nrin3cn Charles Gomoro DoH
Gn0lon0, @cr}oa9 bon Sohicn-@o.
burg uno @othu, Aciicu 0ca M6niQa
GOmorO, nit Der Frin3ciijn %ittori0
Noclbclo, dltcitcn (pdtcr 0c9 Ser.
5o0a Nric0rih BON Shlc2>uiQ= Sol.
item Son0erbur Is 9blWQ 9flhtc
Der &ollcrln 2IltGuitn &ittorjo, I'M
@uloQcOan0, &oiier l&IlbcIn lu10
@cmublin toucl hclltc Nornrittud
bier an, ln10 nIlc tnilcrlid)cn Nrin5CL
nit AhlSnobmc oc3 &ronprinHcn
TricOrih Milbclm iino cbcliou9 bier.
Inter Ben iibriQcn @od5eit9Qr0Beu
bctinocn iif Frin5 Hlrtbur pou Con
nol2bt ais Ncrtrctcr oc2 britiidcn
&oica, ionic Diclc Ocutihc Giiritcn
ln0 Ncrtretcr 0r0 b0bcrcn g(0cl3.
sic Nciroth iOl mlaidrIicblid) oli
Q]cgcuicitiQc ?tciQlmq Scr @rurtlcutc
boiirt Icin, un0 lit bel DEM 0cltidcn
&oltc populdr, meldc3 icin iriibcrc3
&orurtbcil QcQcn Den @r0utiNom ais
cnQIiihcn Frin3cn QGn5lIN iiberpm
hcn 81 bnbcn id)cint. Gle &crlobmg
ootirt pom lcBtcu Gcbm1or.
Sic &crIobuna oc9 Frju5cn Gitcl
NricorjhL 3mcitcn Sobuc5 0r5 @oiicr5
%@3IIbcIn, nit Der Ner}oQiu Sopbjc
Charlotte, Gltcitcu (od)ter or5 rcQir.
rcnocn Ncr3oN9 Don OI0cnburQ mir0
ondefiju0IQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-11
Goopcr Grd)angc Nanf aeIdloIeu.

Ncm.Oorf, 10. Sfto6er. Gie
Cooper Grhongc @onf," cine
Stoot@onItoIt in Nr. 20, glucnre ",
Gillette. lpurOc beute oui Anoronune
oe% Stnotabonf Gepartements &c
'hlo'Ien. Scr @runo Ooiiir lit no
nld)t befonnt gegebcn morber, olein
eln 9eolcnlteter Der 9unf crflGrt, eli.
ne Mengc Gcpoiitoren bobe ibr 8elo
geiogen, leitocm ser &aiiirer Geo. q.
&ropp Dor elmer @ode ourt eillen
Stllr} ans einem Senlter ieinerg4ob.
1ilng nm'S Seben fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-11
@lntucr9icfcn bel cincr &ccroiannN.

WomlinQ@ rCcM an, 10. Of
tobcr. - &obn Fbelpa Ocrrpuloctc
bclltc qelcNcntIih ser @ccrOiNum0
iciltca Cufcla mo IN @c0cnport Don
ctuo 400 Wtcuidcu, mcld)c un @robc
u|crionmiclt morcn, lcinc &ettcrn
>&obn mo Charles Monotcr 0ltrd) lie
ben MciicrItidc uu0 murnc Damn Don
,&obn Nouufcr ourdl cincu N%cuolucr-
itllB ms Ncr} Act0otct. Ger Der
Itorbcnc GutcI hicB Y. NJ. @on0fcr
mo mor elm rcid)cr %lma0ciclc. -
Mon QIoubt ooB Elm Strcit ilbcr
ocn Nod)IoB Dos @lutuCrGicbcn Der
onIuBtC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-11
Scniatioucllc &icbbicbitGblc in Moro
mcitcn.
iucitcn.

GorQo, Y. {, 10. DIT. IN
Woutano uno Moro. Gatotd lino Sleb-
oiebltGblc ans 2iht gefomnell. III
mcId)e piclc. bis Der fir cbrllt) gebol'
tcne Eerionen, einihlieBllh el1e3
@um0eabcamtcn, uieler G%onntnbedm'
ten uuo elmer Weuge Eripotbiirger,
an ser n0roIihcn @ren5e beloer Ston'
ten ueruitelt lino. Sogor EN- Sou'
tier lit in &~crbinoung nit Der Nf'alre
uer6uitet morocu. Mnn erludrfet, oaB
Ole lest Oarilber einaeleitete ll1terlil'
dung 1uBenoe bon 8erboitun9en 5nr
Solge bdben miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-11
Wur mGnnlidyc Gnocl ociuiinidt.

Ncm Oort, 10. Git. Nllo'
bauer @lrbon 8orQltn, mcldcr Ole
Gi0urcn oea GnQeI@ ser &crtilnoi
QunQ m0 oc5 GnQcl2 Der Nuleritc
hrug iitr Die Qro6c Il. &o6unnc9sao-
tbcOrolc ouf WorningliOc @ci0bt5 on
iertidte, thcilt bcltte NIT, 0aB er belize
Tigurcu in TolNc oc3 mltcr Den SIR
d])cnbcl0r0eu mloQcbrohcncn Strcltc3
ii6cr Die Trulc, Oh Ole GuAcl mann
lidCn o0cr ucibIihcu Neldled)t3 lcln
iolltcm in Stiidc 5ertrilmmcrt. Ger
@ilOboucr bate lelnen 6iQllrcn Ole
Tornl mcibliher WeltaItcn Ge4ebcIl,
un0 elmer Der UciltIidcn bcltcbt oar
aui, OoB 0ic GuQel m0mnlihcn Csc
ihlcht0 ieiu io0tcu. 3u9lcid crti0rt
ser Niinitlcr, cr babe lelnc Aertc per-
nid)tct, nm ciucm mtBloicn Gl8ptt clll
GuOc 81 madcn umO 5u ucrblnOern,
ouB oie Tillrcn OieIlcidt lputcr culs
NAL iiir uu0crc 3medc Ucrmenoet mir
orll. Gr f0mnc lid nid)t 0Cnl9 barber
mmOcrn, DAB cin @eiitIidcr bei'pI
Nnblif OerurtiGcr armitWcrtc al
uitt@ @u0cre3 ocnten t0mnc, ais an
Oa@ @eihlctt. Gr tNor8hunD beitcbc
AMI ser Nniiht, OoB Der mcibIidc
Ibcit Ser mcuidIihcn Nolic Ole
bollptiGhIid)e Gueue tilnltIcri'der
I<%nipirotion lei mo bIciben mer0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-11

NlIrnOuO ultrUcltcllt Wor0cn mare, nm
oicic3 Qcleu ciucu rrmortctcn Nn0rlii
81 ucrthcjotQru.
Cine &criammhml non @Irbcitcrlr,
lucldc inn Hauic 0r2 Qcitri9cn Cages
ub9cbaltcn louroc licb orrd) cine Gc-
mltotjou Dct'm Noli}clminiitcr nm Die
GrluubuiG nudiuhcn, cine M}oiiclt=
ucriaumhmQ Ncbui2 Gr0rtcrlul0 BON
StritcrraNcu ubhuItCu 81 0iIrien.
IroG0Cm OlelcG rluubnIB nidt crthcilt
mur0c iumncItcu lid INN s llhr bCllic
NbcuN ctmu 2OOO WlCnihcn inn Vci.
ieiu iturtCr Nbthcilrmlcn uou&oiudcu
NM mn0crcr Truppcu al unO be.
idIoi'cL Die Stritc2 iort}uiCBcn bis
ole Nrbcit9cbcr Ole TorOcrunAcu Der
Strjtcr criillt hobcn. NodOcm be
id)Ioiicu mar, bclltc obermol3 juiunr.
men 81 tonmcu, I0itc ii6 Ole Der
lunmhmQ ami.
Gle 30hI DER in Den iriibcrcn Sra.
molICu %cuuruOctcn lit nod nidt &c.
nan icitQcitclt obcr lie miro olti ctpo
lOO urihat1 uu0 norImtrr briirbrr
Iid - lpli}iitcn ODER Splnatcn, Gin
Q,oli}iit lit an iclncn YNnlocn actor.
ben lu0 mchrcrr ouncrr. Drllutcr eli,
0fr}irr inn ihmrr nrrmIm0rt oOO
1trifrr mlw0rn ou omtnn in nrr
W0drrci pnn l}hjIipoil nrrhoitrt mn
in 0cn Noi nea loli}ci Nnmto1ortipr,
arihoiit lpn lie nrdtborr l}riiopl or
birItcu rhr lie irciorDolicn murhrr
Nrju 1trifrr 0cr NGrfcrpi BON l}hili
mil mur0r ort6Ntct
Ser VStrrinifr hot OH, bchrutrr.
hes ; tcjacn Der Wro0prciic hrrbri1,
,iihrt NM oir ylro0norrGthr rriden
mr iiir ,,npi 1o1r
~ "''''IW' "'oiltHo'.
lUd) III &0poM.
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I tiidc N5r,dmoorr INTER DEM Q}irc.glo.
mirul Cir Mcrorn g,or( alma brutr
bon Npbr uoh 9)ptnhmuo ob 2ie
Shiilr 0ompitrn in riniohcr Yirirr
Gormntiou nIit irrho fornchniGo,r,
an Scr SpiBc aus ocnl &uicn. Sin
cages Gcucrmcrt mrr0c a]bQcbrunnt.
ais 0o@ @cldmo0Cr Nu0c3 Eoint pui.
llrtc. GtlIhc IOpuuilhc 8ric04ihiiic
! QinHCu QIeid5citid bon 8obc noh 30.
tOhQmIu 0b. N0nltral ltoel miro. nudl.
Dem Cr mo icinC Sfii}icrc in (ofio
c%mpiunQcu morOcn iinO, nah Nobr
}urijdtehrcu lmO ipdtcr NIT cincul
(bcil .icincr Tlottc Cioto bcillhcn.
Irci Grtro}iiQc mCrncn mGnrcnO 0c5
Nricntbalt5 0c2 @Cidmo0crs M 9)n.
tohuuu jpiidcn BORT lnN Coffin crpr.
Nirt lpcr0rn.
lic 0iiijicrc ser mrrifoniihca
areu5cr Cincinnati" uno ,M}i9ron
fin" mclhc }lrr 3cit inn Noicu pnu
gofnbumo licuen, mcr0eu 0iulo0,m.
0cn at alien M Gbrcn ser britiihru
Giii;icrc prrouItoltctrn Gritlihfritpr
crboltcn.
Snfio in 0tto6cr -, on,;
bcbuno nca Recommendations,
in ser Stont hot mcicutIih hou, nv;
QCtruQcm Nuu0cl ln10 Won0cI mic
Der }l hcbcL lno Ole N]oIt2molcn
lln0 lest mcbr IN Der StjumumQ.
Dem britilhcn @cidypo0cr, mclhr2
lpcldca nlor0cn IN 2)pfobonl0 cru0r.
let miro, Cilcn bcr5lldcn GmpiouQ
ST bcrcltct. Gle Offlitcrc Oc2 BORT
nor NlItcr %licNenhen o]mcrltouildcu
M'Vl'}rr@ "e'n'tl'l'ol' plto'U eInlo.
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Sie @irren lit Wosfan
Nrbeitcr Der W0bcIinbrifcn 5nm Mn.
idlluf IN Den Strifc NciluunNcn.

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m.cn IT.,
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5icrc 6lr NcthuI0lu'0 all otlI
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Wto"foM 10 Ntiober, Nlc
Strife SuhIodc lc'luItete lld) bcllte
luic0Cr ctlua9 Crnltcr, m0cm olc Nr
better elmer QroGcu Nn}abI Wtobel
Iobritcu 0lrh lmlbcr murldlrcloc
Shuurcn Stritcr }ltr Glnltelllula III
rcr (hUtilfcIt gc}mlngen luurocn.
Gic NrbcItcr Ger GroBen Gllcnbubn.
Wcrtituttcn mcr0Cu Iih ultlICtd)l
cbrniula Dem Strife onIdlIcBcL Ia
Ten jC0odD nod tclnen Ic'tcnGntldIuB
gciabt.
aoiudcl. mo Ird0oner . YutrOull
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HUNTINGTON.
ENTERPRISING ENDEAVORERS

INTERFERING ENDEAVORERS.
 The Christian Endeavor society has repaired the carpet in the church par lors, and it has very much improved the looks of the room. As soon as funds can be raised new carpet will be pur. chased for the entire church.
 The Ladies' Aid Society will meet with Mrs Daniel Nichols on Wednes- day, June::28.
 Mrs Fred Wooster entertained the Aid Society at her pleasant home, last week. About 30 were present who passed the time chatting and sewing and planning for enlarged work in the future.
 The Christian Endeavor social was a great success. A :large company was present and enjoyed the debate as we'll as the strawberries. cream and cake. Nearly $5 was added to the treasury also, and everybody had a.good time
 Rev H. l.. Everest has a fine crop of strawberries at MillcfOf
 Henry Hawley is papering and paint ing the parsonage.
 Harold Foote of New Haven spent Sunday at E. S. Hawley's.
 Paul Rehnberg and family have gone to New Hamps hire for the summer.