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CHESAPEAKE CITY

III. 7. Beaver was Chestertown visi-
tor on Sunday.
Archie Foster, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday in town.
H. N. Sherman was Philadelphia
visitor this week.
Miss Annie M. Boulden is spending a
week in Philadelphia.
Misses A. Louise and Mary Ellis Boul-
den are visiting in Philadelphia.
Mrs. A. T. Egee has returned from a
visit with relatiyesin Wilmington.
Mrs. John w. Hudson has been enter
tanning her mother from Baltimore.
H. W. Caldwell attended meeting of
the High Schools, in Baltimore, on satur-
day.
Mrs. T. N, Lorraine and son, Leighton,
spent few days last week in Whining
ton.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Arthur Davis, of Cecil
ton, were visitors in town one day last
week.
Mrs. Lee G. Elliott, of Newark, Del,
spent last week with her mother, Mrs. NJ.
E. Willis.
d. ]. Dunlap, who has been in South
Africa for several years, is visiting his
wifehere
Mr.. and Mrs. George Padley aud chill
dren, OF Cecilton, visited Mrs. NJ. E. Free
man one day last week.
Three hundred and forty-three volumes
are in the reference library OF our higl
School and Public School.
Mrs Broadway and daughter, Miss Lidie
OF Delaware City, are the guests Of Mrs
D. A. jefferson and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hazel, of Ger
| mantown, Pa, visited his brother, W. a
Hazel. of near town, this week.
Hugh Ii. Caldwell. Secretary Of til
Reading Circle Of Cecil county, made hi
report at the Institute on Monday.
The Youths Companion is now re
ceiyed by the 9th and 7th grades am
"Our Times by the 4th and 9TH grades.
Miss Anna Davidson has returned b
/ Philadelphia after spending her vacation
With her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Amos E
Davidson.
The work 10 history at the High Sclioo
on Friday, October 10Th, was devoted t
the burning Of the Peggy Stewart and t
the Surrender Of CORVALLIS, at York
town.
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JOHN WAYMAN DROWNED
His Liieless Body Found in Ditch Thurs
MaensrrG

his LifeleSs BODY Founn ID uIacn Inurs'
day Morning
Tie lifeless body of John Wayman,
colered, was found in ditch West Of the
railroad crossing in this town at 10 O'Clock
Thursday morning by James Miles and
Jerry Salisbury who were passing out
that way.
The man had beeH in town Wednes-
day evening and after attending the cir
Gus, embibed too freely, and while on his
way home to Johntown, a colored settie-
ment about one mile West Of Middletown,
fell in the ditch where lie met his un-
timely death.
Waynan's body was removed to his
late home by Undertaken ]. H. Emerson
and Coroner Purks was notified, and
came down Friday morning, After en-
panelling jury and examining the two
men who discovered the body, a verdict
was rendered of accidental death. De.
ased was aged As years, and leaves 9
wife.
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CHURCH NOTES

IA sf - "
. .Betlesda Epwortll League meets in
the audience room of the NJ. E. Church
every Sunday evening at 7.90So'clock.
Everybody is invited to attend. The
topic for tomorrow evening is "A Chris
tian's Friendships" John 1915 Jas.
.2:23; Acts 1923 Luke 1923.
The Young Peoples Society Of Christian
Endeavor Of Forest Presbyterian Church,
meets every Sunday evening at 6.45
o'clock. cordial invitation is extended
to everybody. The topic for Tomorrow
evening is: Livingstone, and missions to
Africans, in the Dark Continent and in
America. " Pa 6S:28 81. Leader, Miss
Ilolten
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BOY KICKED TO DEATH

Monday Benjamin F. Woodall, the Is.
yeals-old son Of Charles Woodali, living
near Little Creek, was taking horse to
the stable and while passing the stall Of .
young colt, the latter kicked, telling him
to the floor, alter which il trampled him
under its feet. The unfortunate lad was
found lying dead on the stable aoor, his
head crushed in and other parts Of biz
body terribly bruised by The animals
foot
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The dt1llQ o. ct< ANNE SisattSts I" = =
hold rs,n.Inaea ale to-day. October 27th
i'll Mrs. A II. AleKee'z store room.
Keiffer pears continue W come % mar
kes. The yield las been large this sea
sen. and the psice has dropped from Il
% 10 cents per basket
The motor ere il the latest Develop
ment tint the medical profession hes te
deal with. II appears that continually
rushing tlirougl, the country on motor
car canses the eye TO take TO rapid inn
preston Of the things it encounters and
that this affects the mechanism ef the eve,
Nature did not prepare us far tie condi-
tions Of modern times, and while Il is
adapting itself to them many nnierseen
circumstances occur.
The forty hours alteration Of the
blessed sacrament. in memory Of the
forty hours during which the sacred
body Of vthe blessed Jesus lay in the
ssepnIcher, win be observed In st.
Joseph's X. g. Church, this town,
commencing Sunday next, Oct. 2Sth,
and continuing over Monday. Father
Temple will preach on Sunday at Hoo
A. nj. and at 80 p. NJ, and Father
Dougherty on Monday following at the
same hours. All are cordially invited TO
attend these services.
we understand the Qnakerine Drug
Co. Who has been producing wonderful
results free Of charge at Wilmington,
Del, for quite some time have one OF
their companies at Elkton, Md, treating
deaf cases free OF charge at present and
have rented tile Middletown Opera
House for two weeks commencing Mon
day, November 5tb, giving free show to
everybody show above. the ordinary,
songs, jokes and fupny sayings; for
ladies, gentlemen and children. Change
of program nightly. Tie best of order
always prevails. Monday, November 9th.
At the meeting Of the Century Club
held last Tuesday, twelve names were
given and voted in as members Of the
Cinb. They were Mrs. Albert E. Clay,
Mrs. ]. Frank Eliason, Misses Grace
Helliwell, Blanche Eliason, Helen Man.
dain, Ida v. Howell, Mary McFaul,
Elizabeth R. Hall, Grace Fl. Parvis,
Mrs q. A. Burton, Mrs. IN Bragdon
and Miss Katharine Pennington, Miss
Dora Price read an interesting
article on "a month in Paris,s' The
program for next Tuesday will be:
Current Events: Reviews Of Magazine
article; .An Introduction to England, y
by Mrs. C. J. Freeman. Music. "Old
London" by Mrs Charles Derrickson.
Some Of the young ladies Of the Cen
tury Club gave very delightful dance
last Saturday evening in the club room.
Mr.. SeweIl Downs OF Summit Bridge,
furnished the music. Those present
we're Mrs. John G. Sites, Misses Julia E.
M. Lockwood, Eliza G. Green, BERTHE
Cochran, Katharine Pennington, Grace
H. Paryis, Helen Brady, Mary B.
Nowland, Dora R. Price, Messrs. W. A..
Comegys, Jay G. Parker, Lloyd Bragdon,
Harry S. Brady, Lucian Green, and Fred
Crouch, of Middletown; Miss Jessie At
we'll, of Sewickley, Pa Miss Lonise Van
Dyke, of Ridley Park, Pa; Miss Hayes
and Mr.. Bennett Of Wilmington; Miss
Helen Townsend and William Townsend,
of Odessa; Mr.. Bell, Archie Finley,
Joseph P. Comegys, of Philadelphis,
Richard r ,dney, of New Castles James
Woolall, of Georgetown. Md; Andrew
Nee Cadtley. and Herman McCaulley. OF
Galeila,; Mi. George D. Kelley Jr., OF
Newark, and DR. Robert A. Comegys, Of
Smyrna.
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RsonAL

80 -----tF z=
Mrs. g. & Ilskii Naz phi'
last week
Mrs j. freeman lsa sesI iroa
avisit with Pisiiad ph's ~ lzis
Mrs. Thomas I,sxis. d PI.iGa9e pl.a. i
visiting sIr. and Mrs alssF Monrss
Il Miss Helen Cook u III tpeAdihe tA<
weeks with relatives III philsdel lphia:
Miss Matte Knight, Of Magnolia, Md.
ID tie guest Of Mrs. Ella r Pennington
Mrs. Thomas Bnrnham. Of Wllmipg
ton. is the g,lestaf Mrs. .. ]! PeMllielg
ton.
Miss CLARA Willis has returned hopat
after sl,off visit with Philadelphia rela'
tiyps. a
Mr. ard Mrs. Thomas Cochran, OF East
Orange, N. j.. visited his parents here
this week.v
Mrs Lanlira Lewis, Of Oxford, n. II,
il tie guest Of her son, MT. $. L. Lewis
an,f.w5fs 4
Mrs. Ida r. Mccroue and daughter,
Miss GefHnae, were Philadelphia visitors
last Saturday.
Miss Fannie Nc tCfone left this week for
Baltimore. Nd where sIe viii attend
the high school.
Mrs. George r Lee and little son are
spending two weeks with her parents in
Camden, N. ].
Mr.. 7. Gilpin Massey. OF Wilmington,
vas the guestof Mr.. and Mrs. S. q. Mas
sey part Of this week.
Miss Helen Cochran has returned from
visit with her sister, Mrs. Carl Harring-
ton, in Baltimore, Nd.
Mr.. Samuel Bnrstan, of Philadelphia,
is spending several days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Burstan.
Mrs. Thomas Davis, of Philadelphia,
spent several days of this week with her
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Monroe, 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Ossie Goldsborough, Of
Wilmington, spent several days this week
with relatives in and near town.
Miss Mary Lewis, of Trenton, n. j.,
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. T. Lewis, on West Main street.
Mrs. o. G. Goodhand and little daugh-
fer, Of New York City, have been visit
ing her mother. Mrs. G. W. w. Naudain.
Mrs. FL. A. Dempey and daughter
Pauline, Of Newport. are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Echen-
hofer.
Mrs. Harry P. Shapley and daughter
Pauline, Of Smyrna, spent several days
this week with her mother, Mrs. Julia
Holten.
Mr.. Thomas Murphey, OF Philadelphia,
spent part of this week with bis sister,
Mrs. Mary Hall. This is Mr.Murphey' 3
first visit here in fifteen years. He was
given a cordial welcome by many old
friends.
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NOTICE

Middietown, Delaware, March 5tI 1906.
Having rented the business stand Of the
late John W. Jolls, in connection with
the Grain business, / am now prepared
to fnrnish my customers and the public
with the best grades Of Coal, Wood, Lime,
Feed, &C. respectfully solicit con-
.tinuance OF your patronage al The stand
of the late John w, JolIs, Railrosd Ave
Just Received a Car Load Of
Good Sawed WOOD
= a n Faxnr.
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LETTER 70 WALTER AKIN
Middletown, Del.

Dear Sir: Here's the difference be-
tween two pure paints; one strong; the
other weak.
@ Hanger, Stanton, Va, painted two
new houses, the houses exactly alike: one
another pure paint, the other Devoe.
Devoe cost quarter less for paint and
labor.
People generally are paying twice-over
Yours truly
o + W DEyoE & CO
P.s. J. F. McWhorter 4 Son sell our
paint.
Middletown transcript., 1906-10-27

zation, atii
attepdan ( u IN
pitsiity ..I ghs g.ss
town. The rfeegaS To-
TussanF Egeuia
z. 80 Song Service, Qnsenss
$50 Address. subject : The
Meeting Of Our Dadays. Rev
1
Hubbard, Pl. D.
1 wednesday Morning
$50 Sunrise Serviees Rev- fW. y.
Gunby.
900 Sacrament Of the Lords Supper,
Rev. wi. q. Koofs.
$50 Greetings Rev Elwood W. Jones
Response Rev James *. Easley.
appointment Of Committees.
| 9.45 The Higher Christian Life-The
essential to success. Rev. A..W. Light
| bourne, Phi. D.
l0.l5 The Ideal Epworthian, Rev
tGeorge w. Bounds.
II oe Reports.
Adjournment.
Wednesday Afternoon
100 Song Service, Rev. E. H. Collins.
245 Round Table''-The Social and
Literary Department.
Report-Fourth Vice President.
Importance of Literary and Social
Features Of the Epworth League, Miss
Elizabeth Anderson.
What can the Epwortll League substi-
tute for the Questionable Amusements?
Rev. A. w. Lightbourne, Ph, D,
3.45 Our Junior Work, Miss Lena
Lewis.
Adjournment.
Wednesday Evening
7.30 Song Service, Rev. Eixood W
Jones.
500 Address Subject: " The Epworth
League idea" Rev. Robert Forbes, D. d.
Thursday Morning
900 Devotional Meeting, Rev. = ".
Habbard.
9.lo Election Of Officers.
1000 '.Symposturn" The Model Ep-
worthian. In his spiritual life, Rev.
Milton Mccain. In his social life, Mrs.
w. w. Nelson.
10 IS Responsibility Of Officers, Rev.
Henry G. Budd, Jr. -
HOO Reports of Committees.
Adjournment.
The officers for the year are: President,
b. w. Stevens, Middietown, Del; | Vice
President, Miss Clara E. Benson, Royal
Oak, Nd; 2 Vice President, Rev. W. 3.
Gunby, Odessa, Del.S 3 Vice President,
Miss Lena Lewis, Greensboro, Md;
Vice President, Miss Elizabeth Ander-
son, Cecilton, Nd; Secretary, Miss Mar
garet E. Hamilton. st. MichaeIs, Md;
Treasurer, DR.. Ernest Smith, Centreville,
Md; Superintendent Jr. League, Mrs.
E. w. Jones, Queenstown, Md. The
next convention will be held in ST
Michaels. Md. 1867.
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The HiddIt transcript
Maths llloee - IsalIews.

Going NORTH q :. M, 1905 q nj $50 PM,
s.45 p. "a. and p. H
Going South % is-n1. = 4 - p. M. and pm
For oaessH75.0 3 n. y "a: Il 81 4 Z. ..
s.b1p. m.
Foz Warwick Ceclll0n and EaFlyiIlA s-ae >.
M. and 4.45 ps na.
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Leave your laundry Il D. g. PLEAsANT
oS's. corner Main and Cass streets.
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Public Sale !!

eundersigned will sell at Public Sale,
at his residence on East Crawford street,
Middletown, Del,
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Local News

EIDDIHr0wE. DEL. ocT. .. isos.
Middletown transcript., 1906-10-27

HORSE HOEING. Plain 75c cash.
Satisfaction guaranteed. ! g.
Middletown transcript., 1906-10-27

Thd
the school
yeDlber 2ds for
Miss Emma B,
spicer have been eie
tend the sunday sehoo
week.
MIS-. oakie, VinyArd and
tostbeir home in Jersey City
day, after having spent soIaeff
With her parents, Mr. and Mrs, The
Long.
Rev. W. E. Gundy aud vile and Miss
Martha Townsend attended the eonsen-
ton of the Easton District Epwortt Lea, |
que at Queenstown, Nd from Tuesdas
until Thursday.
Middletown transcript., 1906-10-27

Gather Ealnuts and take them to
MoNrao,sr
Middletown transcript., 1906-10-27

WANTED. Young man for store.
Same a,..rrs.kias,.,as snreferredl-,. - se
Middletown transcript., 1906-10-27

Miss CLARA Willis has returned home
after slioft visit With Philadelphia rela-
Middletown transcript., 1906-10-27

Z Let hs do yotir printing, no matter how
small thel order, and give us chance to
prove how well we can do il.
The Delaware College foot bali team j
making mute reputation this year in
winning kAmes. They defeated Washing
ton College last Saturday 8 to 0.
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Ornament.
z ,ifadovny Cesko Rolnicko Wal.
Poi. Spolku.

Il lifadovny Cesko Rolnicko Wal.
Poi. Spolku.
Timto Sc dava fedomost vScm
elenum teto spolccnosti, he Sc bu-
de odbyvat vyrocni sch1ze dine
sho ledna, 1907. V Tabofe. v mist
nosti p. Matt Weltla, V hodinu
odpoledne. Proto Sc kazdy do
stav. V padu velkeho sturmu
schaze tato Sc odlozi Dude Sc
odbyvat tlden pozdeji; tedy Ii
ledna.
Dne 5ho lcdna, 1907, Sc Dude
odbyvat schhze ddy6rnikl V tG2e
sfni V 10 hod dopoledne, PAM
ddvernici jsou zadrni Sc dostavit.
V padu velke ncpohody tato schG
re Sc odbude druhy den, totiz 6ho
ledna, 1907.
V rcte krajaaskt.
Jos,f Novotny Josef Seiner
Pfcdseda taiemnik.
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J. p. Toerek koupil OIL Jskubs
W,gusrs dom a poiemek ien,
dri byl vlsstnsn Jauem Maeba'
KEN tento iyden.
Bratff G ynuo'e zsslsli kzru
peknych tslat do Chicsga mimi
lou sobotu. Byl to ten nejpel {.
nejN dcbytek CO kdy byl widen.
Z.bloudil Ike mne eerven5 Blk.
ssi d. oule,y. s bilou hlavov. xs
ietnik jej mote obdrtet pc zspla
cent 4 rat. Tomas kronsizl.
A ] Kloueek kupujs smeisnu
dr6bet a vejce v budove Zolnow-
skiho. StaIy Wen ie blsvnim
klerkem. Navltivie iei.
Cat nas'ejuje zinedbinf FAC.
panSeh s,fev a ztrnulejch jztcr.
al 1acps sc stzva ehronickou.
Tskose pos,avepi je nername ten
ient uiivajf DR.. KIM iivotnf pi
lulky. nejlepsl . nejm!rnsjsi rsgu
iatory E&ludky . sifev. v Tabor
she lekarue. Cena as.
Lscins farma ma IA prodej.
100 skro v$stavnostmi S nil
severne cd Lake AIDES. 90 akro
poll. Dom 4 poLojfch, veliks
msstal a joe stavby Vi, chny O..
bsrvene. Studne a vttrsk. Do.
ststeene dobre vody. ksidy skr
Sc motc Eorsti. Improvementy
"a teto fsrme mali ceny $4,000
Cens teto fanny IA kra,ky cas-
Jest 50 100. w gn,r Brsiti.
Tabor. s ID
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WrOcni Schdze.

Spolku Zen sv. Ludmily, els.
log, L. j. T. A. sc budc odbyvat
V nedeli dine Ohio prosince We spoil.
kove SIM Tabofe, IN pficinou
zvoleni novtch Gfednic a jineho
duleziteho jednani.
Marie Simanova, tai.
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Ornament.

Oznamujf timto SWIM zakaznf.
kun ienz potfebuji spravku ksiru
by jej ptinesli hned, nebot v ny.
nejsf dobu zsdnS vsecky nepotfe.
buje. a tim snaze mnze jeden pos.
tradat a nj mu spravfm jeben mn.
be ptinest druhf. Stava Sc casio.
be hned po znich, mnozf ksirp ne
potfebne a pax ma jafe kdyz jich
Potfebuje vzpomene 81 be pottebu
il spravky, tax jich to udela vic. a
vfsledek ie. lie nemohu Jim prdci
hned udelat, ponevaG kazdS chva.
tn chez jc hned. a tfeba Sc dopa
II. domtsleje Sc ie nechci mu je
sprawl. Dale kdo 81 pfeje novf
ksir, necht:se nynf pfihlasi. a po.
ruGi 81 jak kdy ie chce. Nemusi
ie wit hned, ale Jest to k v6li to
mu bych vedel jakf druh mann de
lat. Ksfry move Sc prodavaji IN
hotove, nebo ma cas- ma 10 procent.
Jos. Hubal.
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DoMAcf zpRAvy.

Tento list stojf $3.50 rotne.
oFedplstns "a ,ento list ie 75eto
~ pol roku.
F.F. chlldek . T, ndill b,l
sds Y nedeli NJ ssmohybu.
v. ]. Wsgner . matka byli v
Lestesville IA nlvBtevs nedeli.
Anton Hljek : Tyndall byl sde
% obehodsm dtery.
Pi. Fl. Horkcka byla v Yaok'
ton minulS pitek.
Cbst Torrence odjel do Chiea-
"a . dobytkem minulou sobotu.
RI ]: r. H,rIeka is poviIlive
nemoenl tento iSien.
SAIL maatele MORROW slavili
svou slatou svatbu Yaukton mi
nuIy tSdsn.
MankelGm r. NJ. ObrovSm ma
DELLA vrlua dsve&tko minulS ~.
den.
T. v. Ptkk q F.. Sisler = Tyn.
dali byli sds 70 obehodem ' pom
def.
Kupte vanoeni zboii u obchod-
MAO Tlborsb yeb. Msji nejvetsi
vybtr okresu.
/. r. Homer koupil diva klej.
mi Cd bratra ProehAskovyeh We
Stanley okrssu tento tyden.
A. ]. Novsk kupuie drobeE, vel
CO q smetanu doposud "a s,srem
miste q plsti neivysh cent.
Fr. Masat,. Anton D:blik q Pa
vel PetrAnek byliv Tyndsll We
t,Fedu pro obeanske listy.
Or. FormSnka ceska hofka ma
prodej We vsech zdejsich hostin-
cfch. Zkuste il pro zdravi.
Romisaf MeNeill byl zde pc
def ohledns cest kolem Tab,r a
vyslovil Sc, be ueini vse by eesty
b,ly uvedeny do potadku islem
NJ dsvuo nelly bSt.
vaukdv veiky obehod obdrtel
,.ikou Iasobu vanoenieh hrstek
r. vyraaenf dtt. Pfiid,e q pro.
Lndnete ie.
Karei Wager byl zde minulou
sobotu Q sdelil mar, he . removal
fsrmu billie Wagner zjednal
Franka Novaka ~ pomoc.
vefejna draAba % farne Jose.
IA Hrusky v dtsrS byls dobte nav
stivenk c vie pfineslo dobrou ee.
uu ::Anton Musilek al Tyrdallse
take pFisel podlvat.
Josef velek ienk p.acoval 70
delsi dobu pro Josefs Novotnyho
pax pro ]. J. Nolla lrentovsl
i.rmu Cd II. c. Scho eidrs minu'
IS,yien. Henry pry Dude speku
l,vstv poIemkach.
Fr. Ptoehssks, Jan Proehzsls
aFr. SIavieek odjeli do stare vlss
tivlterS rino. vsichni prodsl'
sve kleImi v okresu Stanley. Wy
prsvii je mistni pteplAvni jednatel
J.LLb Wsg1sr.
Uleduici vs.eh snistnlch spolko
lou tadani by oInamiIi redsktoro
VT. l. kdy Sc odbSva isiieh pravi
define . IN msF&ine tchnze. Ra'
d, bysms oGoamovali isiieh sehd
ne v novinteh.
MiouI5 tyden isme Sc mylne
xminili o tom be pi. Vac. Smol.
X. je ' nsmoenici Sioux City.
cot melo bSt Onass. Pan
Snolik uam sdelil. be SO Dude mo
al odbrat domn asi "a diva tyday
sssak sdrIvs dplne pry nsbude
pikdy.
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Ma vyehod jerdi osobni WAX
v 1853, he'd. rsuo a go veetr;
IA zspad ia:3o hod. odpoledus .
opet gas bod. odr.
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ueaGGhas
ill &c sve svatebnf cesty v St.
rsul We stiedu. Jan opsine Dude
Fidit holirnu.
Josef Grubhoif.r. jeni delsl
rednieinu . Vineou kubovcem cd
iel do Cedar Rspibs. v Gtery .
pravil. Ee sc vrGti "a jaFe.
Ma prodej spolehiive leky pro
koie a dobytee u V. l.. Mrvika V
Lakeport $. ID. eeskeho zveroleka
Re ID. X. Hellera z Chicago TIL.
Firma Ssorpik q Kulis prods .
10 kohslyeh sill ,linovy hts
suoj. ]. B. Sehneidrovi pied ne
i,kym easem k,eryz pfibyl v poe
deli. Js to Mcvieker.
Barta W.guer jens ma peknou
farmu bliae Wagner, . removal.
a pfistehovai sc do TAbora do do
mu Jossfa Musils v dtery. vitej
nam Bartolomeji.
Psaci pspir 4 ob&lky IA prodej
v dfadovne essopisu Independent.
Jedna obilka . diva archv papiru
"a ieden cent, zrovna dost IA PISA
al.
vaukdv velkS obehod obdrkel
velkou slsobu fenskych Q diets
k5eh oblek0 ma simu. Kotesioy
a pod zbozf, zde vady koupite pee
tive sbofi "a eeny mike.
VelkA zasoba yanoeniho zboti
u Vac. Rysavyho. Hraeky. vozi.
Ky a bsjeikle pro dei. Navslivte
tento zavod a ueibte sym ditkam
radost ma vsnoce, kupte jim dar.
PFinests kohouty, kacbuy. hu
sy. su etauu . ,e:ce; vseehno kou
PIN ace nu neIvysst. PFesved-
ete Sc u iinSch, pax pFiidte Ike
mne; ja neeeksm IA sobotu jako
Iinf. A. Kloueek.
Nyni ie Gas 81 dos,at dItieky IA
kornu anebo VOC "a hnojeni.
Tfebss vas starry vas bs.o budets
muset dat ma pens,, a proto ie tie
bs Ollie dnout pc pc novem, auebo
potfebujete move buggy. Hru'.
Ia q Trunec prodAva.i tyto veei
laeino.
Zkusili jsie Hero" drtic kor.
ny1 Zdsli ne, zkuste iej. sou
~ neslersi mnobo:ete jieh upo
lfebenf vas usvedei lie iseu nejlep
81. Tsktet potfebujete VOC ma
hnojeui snebo dobry, shiny vns
aaebo dobre q pekne buggy. Ma
me vse a zsrueime vie. Skorpik
a Kulis.
Kdyt nssi vojiui sli ma X ubu a
Filipiny, brsl Sc nejve,s ohlsd "a
z1ravL Willis T. Morgan, pro.
puBten$ ssrssnt. z Coaeord, n.
II. prsvi: "Byl j'em ma Kube
diva roxy IA F .lipinach tel a pc
uevse jsem byl chytlivej IA rymu
uaivsl jsen, DR.. Kiuga now ,yna
ler proti soueh Gilman ktery mn4
udrte! Y dplnem zdravi. A pyni
N,w Hampshire, nalezame ten.
to lex C, vyteeui proti nastureu
nAm. ksSli a vsem plicnim ned, /.
HON. ZarueenS Taborskou le.
karnou. Csns 5o:asioo. Pc
kusnf lahev zdsrm-.
Nastala doba studeneho pocasi
a kazdy Sc stara by zaopattil sye
telo povlakv zimnimi a nohy tep-
I'm obuvem ably snad par centGm
Sc nenastudil. Podobne kazdf
kdo ma konc 10y Sc mel postarat
o ne. Necht kaldf farmer opatff
sve kone tepltmf hounemi, nebo
dekou by mu nenastydli a tfeba
neposli. Nestojf tax mnoho kdo
je pro kona potfebuje, necht Sc
obrati ma Josefa Hubals. sedlafe
zdejsiho. n ten mu poslouii svedo-
mite. Kdo sc dostaai tento mesfc
a koupi nehe houne konske neb
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1906-10-18
CHILD'S SIMPLE FAITH.
Was Told God Would Take Care of
Him and Was Not
Afraid

A friend told this story from real
life the other day, writes Rev. C. b..
Mitchell, in the New York Observer.
"A wild storm was raging around d
prairie home one night. The windows
were blown in and no lights could be
kept burning. 1t was only with diff
Guilty that the doors could be braced
against the blast. The father was alb
sent from home, and the mother,
grandmother and three children sat in
the darkness in a room on the shell
tered side of the house, fearing that
at any moment the house might be
swept from the foundations by the
force of the wind
Suddenly 11-year-old Walter was
missed. He had been holding whis-
pered conversation with his grand
mather only 4 few moments before
Frantic with fear, the mother called
him at the top of her voice, and. re-
ceiving no reply, started TO grope her
way through the darkness and confu-
sion of the house, to find, If possible,
the missing boy
she found him in his room-sound
asleep, And when she asked how he
could go to sleep when they were ali
in danger, he simply replied:
why, mamma, grandma told me
God would take care OF US. and
thought 1 might as well go TO bed
again"