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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-22
TELEGRAMY.

Petersburg, p grudnia. -
Czlonkowie tajnej rady zwiazku
robotnikow zostai wczoraj are
sztowani i umieszczeni w twier-
dzy sw. Piotra i Pawla, gdzie
znajduja sic czlonkowie pierw-
szej rady, aresztowani W sobote.
Trzecia rada zaieia niezwlocznie
miejsce drugiei.
w odezwie zarzadzajacej strajk
zadaja przywodzcy proletaryatu
zwoiania parlamentu, giosowania
powszechnego, zniesienia sadow
wojennych, nienaruszalnoSci osob
innych swob6d. zadaja nadto u
wolnienia aresztowanych, umo-
rzenia wszystkich politycznych
procesow, zgodzenia sic ma u
wzglednienie wnioskow urzedni-
k6w pocztowych telegraficz-
nych, oraz rozdania Efemi chic
pom. Zagrozono bojkotem popom
kt6rzy W cerkwiach kaza n.odlic
sic "a cara.
Petersburg, ~ grudnia. -
Woisko strzeze dworcow kolejo-
wych i geste patrole przebiegaJa
wszystkie ulice. w srodmieSciu
sklepy sa otwarte i pod oslona
pohcyi. w dzielnicach fabrycz-
nych snuja sic po ulicach groma-
dy robotnikow. Ma dworcu kolel
warszawskiej wprawiono w ruch
pociag. majacy odejSc do Peters
burga. Lokomotywe prowadzi
zoInierz, a eddzial wojska iowa
rzyszy podr6znym. Fabryka Pu-
tilowa stanela. Strawberry wyse-
laja pikiety, ktore zmuszaJa
chwiejnych do porzucenia piracy.
Komunikacya Z Moskwa jest
przerwana.
Petersburg. ~ grudnia. =
w Moskwie przychodzi do cze-
stych stare wojskiem. Gazety
ME wychodza, a.tylko potajemnie
wydawane odezwy rewolucyonl-
stow bywaja rozrzucane miedzy
lud i wojsko. Odezwy wzywaJa
lud do broni, a wojsko do lacze-
MIA sic ludem. w Talsen, pod
,Ryga, strzelali wloscianie z chat
do wojska. Polegio 40 piechurow
! kawalerzystow. Do Mitawy
przybylo ) wozow napelnionych
rannyrni.
Paryz,, 22 grudnia. : Dono-
sza z Petersburga, re zanim o.
ploszono strajk, byia poddana pod
rozwage' kwestya, czy ME nalezyr
wywolaG rewolucyi zbrojnej. o
kazaIo sic, re moznaby uzbro-
ic 6,ooo ludzi, gdy tymczasem
wiernego carowi wojska jest 4o,-
600. L Gatczyny Peterhofu ma
czacaja pulki gwardyi, a Car
skiego Siola przybyl do stolicy
puIk preobrazenski. Maszynisci,
( telegrafisci urzednicy Pocztowi
w Moskwie uchwalili powstanie
zbroine. Pred gnachami sadowe-
mi stoja W Moskwie ustawione
armaty.
Waza sic obecnie losy Witte-
go, kt6ry zamierzai przy pomocy
zvwiol6w umiarkowanych nadac
Rosyi reformy. Zwyciestwo rza-
du sprowadzi teraz reakcye,
zwyciestwo strajkierow spowo-
duie anarchie. w Petersburgu
wychodza tylko gazety liAeralne.
Lekarze strajkowac ME beda,lecz
honorarya waia przelewa6 do
funduszu rewolucyonistow.
Petersburg. ~ grudnia.
Ma gieldzie jest do sprzedania
mn6stwo papier6w wartoscio-
wvch. ~CesarsSie 4ro procento-
we kupowano .po IS "a sto. W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-22
Rucn pARowcow

New York: Hamburg ) csany
AntwerpIa: Kroouland n. r.
Glasgow: Athenia Lverpoolu-
Liverpool: Iberian 2 Bostouu. Bat
tic N. Y, Haverford ! Filadelfu. 2
Londyn: Tampican Filadelfii.
odesziy: s
New York: lie Bretagne do HavSo'
Main do Bremy. United States -
Kopenhagi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-22
Losy ROsyi waza sic.
ka ia albo reakcya albo anarchia.
SOcyalisei daza do wywolania powstania
zbrOjnego.
WI ZAGRAzA BANKRUCTWO FINANSOWE.
Czlonkowie kongresu roziechali sic ma swieta.

oSAAllIS LohOoA SAS AAS@ - Z
niewaz ME zgodzono sic ma pro-
ponowana przez Rad rosyjski
prolongate przekazow> skarbo-
wych, p1atnych W lutym. Rosye
czeka finansowe bankructwo, je-
zeli kraj sic ME uspokoi.
Moskwa,, 22 grudnia. = Mia
sto bylo wieczorem pogFazone w
ciemnosciach, teatry kluby by
" zarfkniete. Swietuje $4,000 ro-
botnikow. Wojsko skoncentro-
wane w barakach jest 'gotowe do
stiumienia otwartego buntu. .Ruch
ma kolei moskiewsko warsaw
skiej ustal.
Warszawa, 22 grudnia. - 10
leiarze ma linii moskiewskieJ "a
stosowali sic do rozkazu straJ-
kuia. Ma innych liniach kolei ze-
laznej pociagi kursuja regularnle.
Tutejsze fabryki So czynne, W
miescie panuje wzgedny spokoJ'
Bruksela, 22 grudnia. = M1e-
dzynarodowe biuro socyalistoW
wydalo nastepujaca odezwe do
"socyalistow W caiym swiecie
"Rewolucya W Rosyi stale SIG
rzeczywistoscia. Rosyjski prole-
toryat powinien W wo]ej walce
cieszyc sic moralnem i materyal-
mem poparciem naszych towarzy-
Sow w caiym swiecie. Nasi zwo-
lennicy w Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych zadaja cd biura' miedzyna-
rodowego, azebysmy wpiyneli ma
podwladne nam organizacye, IL
bv w dniu 22 stycznia urzadzono
pamiatkowe obchody uroczyste,
Niechze przeto w niedziele pred
22 stycznia zwolywane beda mi
,tyngi wszystkich naszych orga-
nizacyi, W celu uprzytomnienia
dziasah rosyjskiego proletoryatu
! zbierania skiadek we wszyst-
kich krajach ma eel naszych to-
warzyszow W Rosyi, ktorzy tax
bohatersko walcza przeciw impe-
rvalizmowi "a wolnoSc. Precz
ze samorzadztwem! Mech zyJe
socyalizmp'
Odezwe powyzsza podplsah
wszyscy czionkowie miedzynaro-
dowej delegacyi.
Berlin, 22 grudnia. = Prezes
aneielskich ministrow Banner
man podziekowal tutejszym sta
rym kupcom" "a zwoianie impo-
nujacego zgromadzenia, ktore po-
stanowilo wpiynac ma przywroce-
ME przyjaznych stosunkow mic
dzy Aglikami a Niemcami.
w tutejszych kolach urzedo-
wvch przewaza teraz zdanie, ze
bez wzgledu ma watpliwosci ca
ra Mikoiaja, ktoremu wiadza wy
suwa sic juz rak, wystaplc
interwencya W interesie Mem
cow w prowincyach nadba1tyc-
kich.
Rzyrn, 22 grudnia. = Wloski
pancernik "Marco Polo" otrzy-
mai rozkaz pozostania W Szan-
oha; az do czasu stiumienia tam
teiszych rozruch6w. Komendant
okretu zostal upowazniony DO
wysadzenia ma lad 800 maryna--
rzy, jezeli tego okaze sic potrze-
ba.
Toxic, ~ grudnia. = Marklz
T+o oeneralny rezydent japonski
W stolicy Korei, nietylko mlsye
dyplomatyczna ma do spelnlenla'
Jest on upowazniony do wyniie-
rzania kar, ME wyzszyca WszaI
ze. niz S1oo gotowka luo rok
wiezienia.
Waszyngton, ~ grudnia.
senat i izba poselstwa odroczyay
sic wczoraj do Ago stycznia'
Kongresman Longworth z "
h;o wniosf bill. przeznaczajacy 5
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-22

to MAJ, predko, bez zapytania kto
plka, otworzy1a drzwi. Me byio
czasu ma zdziwienie, staneli pred
nia dwaj zamaskowani, uzbroje-
nj w rewolwery rabusie. Drabi
zbili kobiete do nieprzytomnosci
zaczeli zbierac wszystkie kosz-
townosci. Zabrali zloty zegarek,
wartosci $75 i $35 gotowki.
Niewiasta stawila i'm silny o.
por, ME chcia1a milczec ma roz-
kaz drabow, lecz uspokoili ja sill
nen1i uderzeniami piescia. o
trzeciej godzinie wr6cii MAJ i
znalaz1 ia jeszcze W stanie ME
przytomnym.
Podczas gdy Gala fanilia Fran
ka FINDINGS, 4129 Ellis ave., by
Ia W miescie po podarki gwiazd-
kowe, zlodzieje wkradli sic do
domu i zabrali ubrai, klejnotow
i roznych kosztownosci ma $1,000.
Nfemale by1o zdziwienie pani
Ridings, kiedy po swym powro-
Gle miasta, ujrzaia szuflady ma
podiodze, szafy, garderoby, ko-
morki, stoliki kredense otwarte;
odziez porozrzucana po pokojach
i lozka w nieporzadku. Najwiecej
zabrali z pokoju jadalnego, gdzie
bylo mnostwo srebrnych naczyh
i szlifowanego szkla.
Thomas Johnson, S46 Jackson
boul., przyszedl do domu, ably
stanac twarz w. twarz z dwoma
zlodziejami, ktorzy obladowani
cenna zdobycza, zabierali sic do
wyjscia.
Ma widok Johnsona zlodzieje
rzucili sic oknem zabierajac z So
ba rzeczy wartosci $500. Johnson
sciga1 ich daremnie.
Uzyto podrobionych kluczy, a
by dostac sic do wnetrza mie-
szkania.
Ruchlewicz umarf.
Stanisfaw Ruehlewicz, ktory
dlatego, re zona ME chciala sic z
MIN pogodzic, .zastrzelii ia i sam
sic Smiertelnie postrzelii, un1ar}
wczoraj w szpitalu sw. Elzbiety.
Kula, kt6rq Ruchlewicz przezna-
cyl dla siebie ulokowala sic w
plucach.
Ruchlewiczowie mieszkali pm.
Ill Frankfort. Pozostai 14to let
nj syn.
Wegle ida W gore.
Trusty ladnie knuja spiski, ably
maiym kosztem zrobic DUO pie
niedzy.
Wegiel idzie W gore, to dla-
tego, re zabraklo wagonow do
przewozu. Z tego powodu kom-
panic weglane podwyzszy}y ceny
wegla, a koleje ceny przewozu.
Obecnie, kiedy wagony ciezaro-
we So tutaj najpotrzebniejsze,
znajduja sic one gdzies az W Ca
lifornii. Niema najmniejszej oba-
wy, ably kompanie ma tenn straci-
ly. Teraz wegli zabraklo, ale po-
zniej, W lutym lub marcu, bedzie
go dosyc.
Desperat.
Wczorajszej nocy z}odziej
wlazl oknem do mieszkania ex-
aldermana w Elgin, Ill. Szczescie
mu ME sprzyjalo, bo zaledwie
znalazi sic W pokoju jadalnym,
zawadzii O cos i narobil duzo ha-
Iasu. Stana1 ma chwilke myslac,
re ME zbudzii spiacej familii. Ex-
alderman Murphy, zbudzi{ sic |
chwycii revolver. RADIUS stal w
kacie, Murphy ujrza} sylwetke
strzeliI. Drab odpowiedzial wy
strzaIem poteznego rewolweru,
ale rownoczesnie padt ma podlo-
ge raniony przez ex-aldermana.
Me trafil Murphy'go, strzelif
drugi raz znow chybii. Przestra-
c1op,y odwapa MurDhy'pO. kt0ry
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-22

ZIZeC pOQdllyC WdIulihoW' D|i-
siaj reprezentanci drukarni ME
zaleznych zelda sic znow ma kon-
ferecye uniami ably przyjsc do
jakiegos porozumienia.
Strajk w zakladach niezalez-
nych ME pogorszy szans zwycie-
stwa drukarzy Typothetae, ow-
szem, znacznie je polepszy, bo
niezalezne drukarnie wpiyna ma
wlaScicieli zakladow Typothetae,
ably sic poddali.
Drukarze w zak1adach niezale-
znych ciesza sic nadzieja, re ich
warunki zostana przyjete przez
pracodaWcow dlatego, re ME be-
die MONA pracowac przy pomo-
cy ludzi nieunijnych, gdyz brak
jest takowych w tym fachu.
zadania naszyeh zecerow opie-
raja sic giownie ma skrocenlu
dnia piracy do osniu godzin. So
pogloski, re zadac beda podwyz-
szenia zarobku = ale to bardzo
ieszcze niepewne oczywiscie ma
ley watpic czy sami pomiedzy
soba zgodza sic ma podyktowanie
drugiego warunku.
Bezrobocie wybuchnie 1go sty-
cznia. Unie zbieraja pieniadze,
ably mogly p6zniej zasilac swych
potrzebujacych cz}onk6w. Ogo-
lem w calych Stanach Zjedno-
czonych wyjdzie ma strajk 10000
drukarzy CT spotrzebuja 10000
tygodniowo.
Byk go zabi}.
George Feszler zginaf ma far
mie Charlesa Kantza poitorej
mill Cd West Chicago. Feszler-
odwiedzal Kantza i wczoraj po-
szedl do obory, aby napoic bydio.
Kiedy przyszia Rsieispoit byka,.
ten rozdasa} sic, zerwal lancuch
i wSciek1y rzucii sic na' Feszlera.
Silnem uderzeniem lba przypar1
90 do muru zmiazdzyl klatke
piersiowa. Feszler padl ma ziemie
nieprzytomny. Byk nastepnie IL
b6dl go rogami, tax re jeden
przebii pluca a drugi przebiwszy
czaszke ugrzazl w mozgu. Kantz
i jego parobcy usiyszeli
jeki nieszczesliwego i nadbiegli z
pomoca. Bylo "a pozno. Feszler
juz ME zy1. Rozbestwione bydle
rzuci}o sic ma parobkow, ale
wszyscy zdoIali sic VEGAS usu-
mac, aby uniknac nieszczeScia.
Rabunki.
Teraz kiedy zaledwie- pare dni
oddziela mas cd SWAT Bozego
Narodzenia, szarancza nawiedzila.
miasto. Rabunki, rapady, NOR
derstwa, ziodziejstwa i oszustwa
tax sic rozpanoszyly, re mimowo-
Ii przychodzi czlowiekowi ma
mysl czy ME zyjemy W srednich
wiekach, kiedy cos podobnego
byio wcale w modzie.
x x
Do sk1adu Williama Langre-
der, przy ul. Circle i Elgin aves.
w Harlem, wlamali sic rabusie i
"a pomoca dynamitu otworzyli
wielka szafe zelazna. Rabunku
dokonano wczoraj, krotko pred
nadejsciem wlasciciela, o godz.
7mej.
Drzwi szafy byiy wyrwane
taxa siia, re biunko i Geese ofisu
byly calkiem zburzone od}amami
zelaza. Ksiazki i dokumenta ule-
ely zniszczeniu. Rabusie wlaniali
sic do skladu przez piwnice. Maj
pierw chcieli zburzyc zamek
przy szafie, ale kiedy ME uda}o
sic, szpare miedzy drzwiami a
,szafa zelazna zapeinili dynami-
tenn.
Zdobycz ich ME byia wielka,
madry wiasciciel trzyma pienia-
DE w banku zaledwie kilkana-
scie dolarow pozostawil w sza-
fie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-22

PAM Jacobs, zamieszka1a pm.
1920 Wabash ave-. czekala ma me-
"a, ktory poszedi byl ma bankiet
biznesistow w sr6dmiesciu. 0
polnocy uslyszaia pukanie do
frontowych drzwi, j myslac re
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-09-02
A Preaching Negre.s.

A Georgia negrcss. Miss BURROUGHS.
made an address at Hyde park. Lon
don. recently at one OF the meetings OF
the Baptist worlds congress. She at
tracted considerable attention by some
Of her quaint expressions and stories.
Among her oratorical gems were the
following:
Its useless to telegraph TO heaven
for cart loads OF blessings and then not
to be on the wharf to unload them
when they arrive"
1.-The church at my home. where / be-
long. is so small that you have to 20
out to turn round, but 1t makes Bap-
lists all the same"
AT revival meeting down In Geor-
gia 80 much noise was made that the
neighbors were somewhat annoyed.
One man a4aed his cook Mary. who
was present at the meeting. to tell the
pastor next time that SO much noise
was quite unnecessary. Have you not
heard, he said. how the beautiful tenn
pie Of Solomon was built without
noise: Yes. boss replied Mary. i
know. but we amt near ready yet to
build our temple: we're just blasting
the rock. That's the reason OF the
noise New York Tribune.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-09-02
Fire Drill In Pebble schools.

Protecting crowds from accidents Is
a problem OF the cities. The averting
OF catastroplies In schools aud thea
tiers. ut meetings and on excursions.
rests with the lawmakers. the police
and the firemea. There have been six
school fires In New York during the
last year. In none II them was there
a death. and the only reported injury
was stumped toe. Under the law
the public schools must have exits and
hose stations a-plenty. and there must
be fire drills IN each building NJ least
twice IA month. SO thoroughly trained
are the pupils that they drop every
thing on the instant. form In double
files and march out. II takes two min
utes 90 get 1900 Of them 10 the street
The signal sounds 50 frequently for
drills that when n real danger arises
the children never realize II. but 90
downstairs laughing aud talking as
though fires were everyday AFFAIRS
Ralph H. Graves In Harper's Weekly.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-09-02

To Cure ~ Cold In one Day
Take LAXATIVE BRoMO QUININE
Tabl t.. All druggists refund the mon.
ey IL it fails to cure +. W. Groves
signature il on each box 25c.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-09-02


According 10 a report just issued by
the French minister OF fine arts. the
churches Of France. and not the Lou
vre. the Luxembourg. the Musccs de
Cluny and Cnrnavalet. contain the art
treasures Of the nation. The art treas
ures in the public galleries and mu-
seums are but comparatively small
part Of the artistic wealth Of France.
II IL estimated that II brought under
the hammer the pictures. tapestries.
statues. carvings and other works OF
art would realize the fabulous sum OF
six millIards OF francs.
The little Roman church Of Conques.
lost In the mountains Of Aveyron. Is
possessed OF treasure which was on
view at the exhibition Of 1900 II was
OF such marvellous beauty that syn
dictate Of art dealers offered for II the
sum OF 32.0OO.O00 francs. II contains
the finest enamels In the world. rel
iquaries given by the early kings Of
France and Roman statues In gold and
silver. Fortunately for France the art
syndicate did not buy it.-Jewelers'
Circular Weekly.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-09-02

The pcrfumer brought out box Of
rose lacquer. lined with rose colored
silk. wherein there lay half dozen
little bottles of cologne and tiny gold
hypodcrmic syringe
''The latest Partisan novelty" he
said. THE hypodcrmic perfume box"
And he put into the syringe little
heliotrope extract. turned back his
cuff and injected the essence into his
arm above the wrist.
"Thcre." he said. Now I shall smell
like bed Of heliotrope for two days"
The dealer went ON TO explain that
the hypOdermic use Of perfumes had
been discovered by Il French chemist.
and that the women OF Paris were
taking up the idea enthusiastically.
Il imported a dozen hypodcrmic per-
fume boxes" he said. land this is the
last one have left. So the idea. you
see. may be said to he taking In
America too.
Ordinary perfumes injected give
forth no odor. 4 special preparation.
the invention Of the French chemist.
must be used. These preparations are
costly. but they are also wonderful. A
few drops injected into woman's
blood turns her body into a great,
fragrant flower. New York Herald.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-09-02

Harry G. Merritt, groceryman of
Belair, has made deed of trust for the
benefit of his creditors to Harry S. Car
yer.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-09-02
NEW USE FOR BEES.
How Their sense of Direction May
lie Utilized by Man.


lie ttiiixrd by Man.
A very curious and interesting inves-
tigation has been going on for some
time past among naturallsts with re-
mails. II has been found that In most
cases these are very different from
ours, and II cannot amy longer be- de-
MED that Instances occur In which spe-
cial senses that are not POSSESSED by
human beings are developed in ami
mails. One OF these. called the sense
OF direction" enables bees 10 return
from long distances To their hives un-
aided by any Of the five different ways
We have Of recognizing our surround
ings.
TO test this matter thoroughly the
fertile honey makers have been taken
considerable distances from their hives
to localities which Il was certain that
they had never before visited. yet when
set free they flew as unhcsltatingly. as
directly and as unerrlngly home as
from places perfectly known TO them.
A few years ago II occurred to a
well known bcekceper that this re-
markable ability on the part of bees
might be made useful. Convincing
himself that he could rely upon their
speedy return from anywhere within
the range Of three or four miles from
their hives. whether they had ever been
ut the place from which they started
homeward or not. he set to work to
test their ability TO carry messages. as
do homlng pigeons. lie accordingly
procured few bees from friend
who lived on the farther side of bar
rem. sandy tract OF land which. offer
Ing no inducements In the way of pos
sible food supplies. was never visited
by the insects and crossed over to his
own home. Going TO his garden with
his children. he touched certain tiny
packages, prepared for the occasion.
with bird lime Upon these were writ
ten. In minute handwriting. certain
messages from his two little girls. The
packages consisted Of the thinncst pa
per fastened with the thinnost Of
thread and done up In the smallest par
GELS possible.
Releasing the bees. one by one. from
the pasteboard box in which they had
been imprisoned. he fastened with a
trained hand each Of the little packets
to the back of a bee. which he then
allowed TO fly away.
Like homing pigeons. they started
or ut once across the unfamiliar des-
ert for their home. arriving there in
an incredibly short space OF time with
their packages secured upon their
backs.-James Is. Carter in st. Nicho-
las
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-09-02
Cured OF Brisht's Disease.

George A. Sherman, Lisbon Red Mills.
Lawrence Co., N. Y, writes: 81 had
kidney disease for many years and had
been treated by physicians for twelve
years; had taken well known kidney
medicine and other remedies that were
recommended, but got no relief until
began using Foley's Kidney Cure. The
first half bottle relieved me, and four
bottles have cured me of this terrible
disease Before began taking Foleys
Kidney Cure had to make water about
every fifteen minutes. day and night,
and passed a bricks dust substance, and
sometimes Shiny substance. | believe
would have died if had not taken
Foley's Kidney Cure" P. d. Getting
ham & Co.. Snow Hill: Lloyd & Blaine,
Pocomoke.
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A lawsuit which makes .Iarndyce
versus Jarndyce seem like sum
mary proceeding Is still pending In
Spain and Is probably thc longest
suit IN point OF time In the history OF
the world. The case. which IL between
the Marquis de viana and the Count
Torres de Cabrera. began In 1917 and
arose out Of dispute over a pension.
The sum In the controversy would
have reached fabulous millions had
not four centuries OF attorneys. bar
risters and court officials taken con-
sidcrate and effectual measures to
prevent It's attaining unwlcldy pro
portions. In 1871 the case was
deemed just about ripe for n de-
cislon. hut for one reason or another
II has been continuously postponed.
However. the judges have now become
npprehensive lest the case run over
into Its fifth century. and. NJ this
might reflect upon the promptitude III
Spanish procedure. word has gone
forth that the wheels'of justice are TO
be accelerated 10 burst Of speed that
will secure the giving OF n judgment
within a period not TO exceed two
PEARS longer.-Law Notes.
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Numerous And Worthless.

Everything is in the name when il
comes to Witch Hazel Salve. T.. G.
Dewitt e. Co., of Chicago discovered
from Witch Hazel that is a specific for
Piles. For blind, bleeding, itching and
protruding Piles. eczema, cuts, burns.
bruises and all skin diseases Dewitt s
Salve has no equal. This has given rise
to numerous worthless counterfeits.
Ask for DeWitt's the genuine Sold
by Paul Jones, Snow Hill: Lloyd a.
Blaine, Pocomoke.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-09-02

Mrs. George Henry, of Williston, Car
oline county, narrowly escaped death at
her home Monday. An old pistol of 3S
calibre in the hands of six-year-old
boy was accidentally fired. and the bull
let inflicted upon Mrs. Henry severe
wound on the body and passed through
one Of her legs. Her injuries are not
serious, and she will recover.
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w. &. KERBIN

Attorney at Law. Snow Hill, Md Office ia {
Bellows Hall snow Hill. viii be ~ Berlin ey
saturday
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DIR. Silas Warner, of Fern Cliff. Har-
ford County. broke his ankle by falling
over loose paving flag.
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l.. PAUL EWELL,

Attorncy.At-Iaw, PocOmoke City, Md. VIII be
In snow hin every Tuesday at the Office Of John
W. station.
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The peach crop in Cecil County is
much larger than was expected, and
growers are receiving from IS cents to
81. % per basket.
Cured Of Lame Back After is Years Of
Suffering.
81 had been troubled with lame back
for fifteen years and found complete
recovery in the use of Chamberlain S
Pain Balm" says John G. Bisher. Gil
lam, Ind This liniment is also without
an equal for sprains and bruises. II is
for sale by p ID. Cottingham & Co.
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Professional CARDS.

Aitorney-at Law. snow Hili. Md. ONCE In the
Court House