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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-05-19
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

The Record is authorized to an
ounce that N. j. Fritz, of Hagerman,
is a candidate for Commissioner OF
the Third district, subject to the ao
ton of the Democratic primaries.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-05-19

After threatening to veto the pork
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-05-19

Be an optimist and keep busy.
The town Is what the people make
1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05

Sorrollt 8cacniibcr morncnb mragc,
iprohln. Gr ioQt: sd babe nic 0u'
ran Nc5luciicIt unO 5%luciflc olldl Jest
nid)t an Dem glrtcu Milcn Der bcllt,
id]cn MC0icrunN uno blcibc bel met.
Ter Mctbo02 oc3 o%ficncn Spicl$. Snl-
MGR bic Mobrbcit ioacnL mod)t ltorf.
llnicrc @c5icbumNcn 81 0cutihIonO
iino 10 gut, mic iic MIR icin f6nnen.
Gic Observation-Disclosures in 9cutidt
lono lit cbenio ncrp09 mo lcid)t 5rt
bcciniIlliicn, lpic bic 6ronfreif'8.
gbcr fir Den glt0clbIif icbe id fei-
men @rllltO 5ltr llnrlbc. Wtcine inner
tic llc]bcrjulQung .obcr lit: Siltcn
Sic iid) Dor &nlliioncn." Phi 0cn lcb-
ten SoB mag bcionOcrcr No60rud
NcIcgt iDcrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05

ga, lpclln Die ErobibitioniItcn MIR
eillcr Nelpeisiilbrlung 5uQdnaliN ND
rem. 6onutifer bobcn nie olli Scr.
11pntt ulo Sooif gcb5rt.
NeH Sem o 6ntrn 0Ca yam
ocS 0cbcn icbt ole Njlrgcll Nlrf, mie
'dlper lie lid Ourd Die &%Crnid)tutJ
Der notilrlidcn Niili9QrcUcn Oc3 Gan.
ocS l66oigen. Sic NcucngIono.
Stootcn iiuo 5llnl groBcn (bcilc ollf
ole @ebirgSitronlc on0Cuicicn, Die III.
rem Sn0ultric'n biuiae &~ctrlcbatro't
Ilcfcrn. 0ua SelbltintCrciic bate lie
oo5l onbaltcl lolltn, nit Sor9toIt
ilbcr Die @niicr5uillbr 81 lDodcll. Goa
lit abcr ltidt aeidcbcn. Mton bat Die
Nbbol5ung Der WGlocr III Ocn Gllcl-
lcrl1cbicten ge0lll0ct un0 itgt ut Ole
[IlOllltrie olormirt. Nic MolIcr5lls
tllbr lit i'm bod)iten 0ruAs mlbc1tQllz
DIG. Tltf latgc SrodCnbclt 1ol1elt
l(cbcrldlucmmllngcl. 9]tornlaIe Scr
b0ltnilic bilocn Die %Nu2nObmc. W}ot
bat cincn 9totbldrci nod @oibin8toll
Ncridtct, BOB. Die NlnOCarc0icrlng
sic Nhlfiorltung Der GuclenAcbictc III
0tc SGl1Oc ncbme. Gic Hc2icrlrnG lit
Obcr b%ilfloS, neil Der Gon9rcB Die
Niittcl 5ltm Nntolli Der NuI0un9cn
III Den luciBen Bergen unO III Sen
Npolodcn perlpciqcrt bat. 9tltr Gin
cncr0ii6cr Grut oui sic GongrcB-
Mitglicocr, Die nit Ocrt NoloUcrluil
ltcrn &onO III @onO orbcitcn, funll
Gie NClcn0lono,S tootcn Dor Dem in
ouitriellen &criou rcttcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05

Sin bcfonnter 8eiitIihcr
oeS Sonocs. Nep. Slod. lit Der Mn,
iid)t, bob icinr NmtSbriibcr Scr ioco-
len Nliiioiiung hires Berries n1her
fon1mer pilroen, nenm iie lid ouf
Die &ertiinoi1ung ocs @orteS Got
tee beldr1nfcl mo bic Eplitif NIT
gQenL ruoa Drum uno Dram hGrNt,
jcncn iibcrloiien miirbcrL bic poll-po-
litiid)cn gnGelegenbciten ehuo& per.
Itebcn. Gcp. 6iod triiit Ben Nogel
aitf Den aopi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
Wuuic Ganr.

IS itnrb AM /. 9tianit 1905 mimic 9nur IN
tbrem -. EcDcnoiabrc, aGlicbtc Satin oeo per
itorbcncu Scrhindno gdur mo Iodhtcr bon
guliiu lino oeo ucritorbencn SoGu 4. Ncd. Der
lraucrNuttesoicuit finoct am Spuncritan, bcr
Il. 9lnquit. ltm rs ubr gtHdmlttuRs. in oCt
Furluro ocr Qcihcuhcflnitcr .NrI. uuo Ernr
1obu ". 1cufcl. 2iiepeft Gdc EuOcttcs Strnbc
mo Srcnnui 9lpcnic. iiait. SciieVllla alif Der
,Yulnup Bari Gcmctcr0r .t" (21S-N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
Hpuis Muhlhnuutcr.

IS itarb am 3. sltauft 1908. NM 4 llbr gia0,
miitdGs. in feiner NobnunN, III. 2i0I SttsSc
oerul StrGbc. 2ouis @nblbauptcr I'M 9lltcr bon
81 Su6rCn, gclicbter @dtie bon Ncnriiu lSdbls
hnuptcr. Sic NecroigunQ finoei Suuncritag,
Nn6mittans 3 llbr, pom Iruucrbulie ans uii
Der Baltimore GcmeterD" matt. %erpunote
uHo SrcIIoe iiHb udtuuAeopll eingcIuocIl, Der
icl6en bciiInpobuCH. t2lS-W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
Maralanb Sanb itnmmen : Sdnlc

Sas einunbpicr3igiic Seneitcr Ser ,@iarp'
iano 5anbitnmmcn. z dule" beainnt ant 9. scp.
euubftummcu nno auh fir Sic, oereu @ebtr
81 i6Icdbt lit. I'M ibner ben 9efuf Der 6fieris
lifer Sfulerl 5i ermo9liden. Spreter mo
plppenIeien qelebrt. @ramindri6nles rrb afna
ncniidc Sddcr; aoit. 2ogis liio uitcrridt
frci. ,Si rtcioell bel Gbnc. VI. ON. YriuSipal,
3reberid, Mo. Guli30-Septl0, GoSaNio)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
Hpiulano's tiirfiide Sdbcr,
equitable. 8ebdube, 9pitaw. Btgrn. etets often.
Wuuic Snrbnrn !SuhbCiu.

IS iinrb ant 3. 9Iu9uit 1908 Aunic barbara
Nubbeiu, gcliebte @utttn BON @EiutGrt Nobbctll.
Die Nccrbiaitng iinoet am Spnucritaa, ocll 4,
gIuguit, gtndmlitng5 2 lt6r, oDn ibrer Nobs
nullg, Dir. 2103. GaecrsS traGc, aus linit.
IDIS-m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
Nm bic Tamcn.

Sinae EaIner. ipeI6c moberrle edneiberiun't
st e%rlerren w~iinfdher, iouter nidt int 3fpeitel
feift, pobin iih oafGr si iueuben. Sic braud5c1l
MIR bel Sri. M. Snbcrs, Tr. 3O2, @ct.sara.
taaa. StraRc, purSufprerhcit, ibrcn Nanlen ala
2ialina eintrn0en IilS iie Ierner sic 0unIt mad,
Der iertael6riitenttet .YiethoSc. Sic crbaIten
Sebr libernIc Ncbiiigunaen. SRI. ID. SuberS,
Ut. 302, 0eit.s saratoga. strake. (37o--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
ScfauntmadJHnsen

Vcricocltc Nnac0p.c, nit Der 9tufibriit Bro
poials lOr SpccuI Salt Srou 6langeo 4Slpes
auo 5iiiin95 ior Safe oolic" iiir ous ncie
0ohntpcaIl 3@icicrpoir pcrfcDcu mo an Den
,9ouro Of g%nuaro3" Der Stnot Baltimore norels
iirt, pCrocH bis Iiithuucb, pcit .. slltguii 1908,
&urm. fl llbr, i'm NiircGu 0e5 Stdoiz9teatitras
TORS, Jat6buu3, Baltimore, Mo, cntncacll &C.
nommcl fir 6ic YlcicrlnG mo Ibliclcrula III
icrtiGcm 3uitdrhe an Die gSuiterheboroc bon
f~pcBiclIcn GuGciiells)i06tcu nit SlGnger mo
3ubcbDr fiiu ous ShleuicHbGl5 oC9 HclIcn SndJs
iiiucut .Rcicruoirs, Baltimore. Wto., aentdB ben
SpCiiiiiutionClt, Wcldc in Gitreuu bcs ISuiicr'
Sn1cnielrs poll baltimore, DO, 5I crbdItclt
iino.
glae ~9trgcboic miiiicn ron eincm be9Idubiateu
Gbcd ocS NIctcr5 uuf cine nGlCurtna Souie
Nuui" fiir iHuf SltoCrt Dollars $500. 001 &c
6uQcli an Srorc oc5 WiuDurS urto Stdhtrat6s
bon Baltimore, bcGIcitet fem, mo miro bon bent
crfulgrei0cIt Dieter Die Sielluug elmer 3utrtea
ocnitcucnncll Siirgi6utt III Der iibliben 6otnl
iitr ole geminerDutic NlISiitbring bcs llcbcrtt1s
iuutl1cne. Dem ooppeltclI Sortrnltlucr!Dc glei1.
fommClo. perlGtgt.
Sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES behalf iib
ono Jiedlt Our, ir1clb Uetbc uoer ate I1gcbote
oocr irGcHo citcn IOctl Der SllIGcbotc di ucrs
lucricl.
Glirrb NJ. Saif,
ISaiiers SrBcIiclr.
Neiidtigt:
Z. Barn Wlnbpui,
Vrdiihcnt Der 9oniruttuergehungS GcB0roe.
CSuIt25, 81, 2S, 2D,30,3l ;gluai.34,5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
Gaf Greet Sampfcr-G

Sntliner'p Snprplnn.
lb'abrt hes Samplers mad Rod Grcef fro
GionO Greet bon Gpcnocn's gScrfte, am Sube
bcS Nroaoiunb. tioiiU mn 8 llbr WlorocnS uno
3 llbr 9ia6miituNS, GliSgcnomncn Sdr'tneS.
SnmiiaG5 I'M q llbr Wiorgcrs uno Soliniags
nm A utb s llbr Wtcrgcns uno 2 ubr Habmits
tags.
epe6ial,5in fir gereius, Girhen nnb conn.
tnasidlnlcn.
Wcitcre Nusflnit crtbcilt fdriitlib phcr
milnhli6 SrBn ". Ncatb i'm Niircuu Der Cont
p1atic an Der gScriic Stuifbrn 12 uno 2 ll1r
NddbnitinGS. Wto. Ybone, U 3S1.
(W,ai20-SertD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05

Gle IS California 3tN."
ldrcibt: o&cnn oic &oll5iidtcr I'M
Nor0cn pun SonomosGountu unO in
Mcnoncin0O mo @~unbol0t Olrd) bill
Ii0c @ollprciic 1cnotbigt mcr0cn, Die
Shni5udt oui6u0cbcL bnbcn Sur.
nlcr nit bcihrGnftcn Mittcln quito
HltalidltclL, i'll icncn 0iitriftcn gittcS
NfcrlonO iiir @ctrci0c mo Wcrniiic
ollcr Nrt biuiNlt 5l crucrbcn. Gle
Sduf}ud)t bat in bcn Hclomntcn
Counties Die 0robcn %%nnobciiber oo.
bon a~b0cboltcL ihrc NriiGc 5t par
5cllirrll, pOonrdb Die N~cIicoclln0 ne.
lcltlid 5ltriifNebnItcn morOen lit.
9So tnulcll0 6omilicn cin gcmiinid)tc$
Nctmpcicn nllfbnucn fonnCn, mo6ncn
follnl 3cbn 6omiIicu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05

Shrcaht Hr,tgI, gSef ataiugaiSfrnRe nno
STANDARDIZATION Hreberifd 9iUao.
W~cardbnlBp!a9e non VIZ az llnleL 6eltoltoIGer
ipcrncll I'M GrctbbauS nm QaHptsSinpuItn ges
funocit. Infer y8cnt lpirh, IDent gcWiinIbt,
purlprcdcn. (02-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
Iphu SdIif.

IS iturb am /. 9llRuit ta0s 3ubu sdid, &c
fifoct ant Spnneritan, )iudmittaAa nm > ubr.
bon ictncr 2Sobnlna. Pr. I, Rom @rnpc Ctr.
aus Gui Der Baltimore GcmcicrU" itutt.
I1IS=m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
Irnih Mihee Ecmctcrh.

Ter ibcale Sricbbpi ppn Baltimore, nnbe
Rtfcsbilc, Spci eleftrif6e 0abnsetuiep NIB
RinIico.youlcoaro tireft gum Srieobof. Nle
@rilloitiidc untcrftinhiaer gufitdt. g~tirortae
Rreifc. Eerlnnat Die nelicn Souueiit STA taln0t.
9iileau: @r. iii, Guro.Gbarles. etraee Hcioc
Telephone. (Mprtl2S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
College vi Ebpiieians anb Surgeons
OF Baltimore, WO.

Sic slni;aIt bietet ben eiubircnoen Der ne.
oi5it pinett uorSiiali6eu 9ehrfurius. Mubern
ei~n9eridtete 8ebIuoe. trcfflibe 9abornioricn,
aroBe Soipiiiler. oeburtsbiilfli6e siritalt u.fip
Ser 81. alrs beeirlii am I. Sttober. Sir &a,
inlog mo Nit5ilntft a~orefiire: Tr. Gbas. 4. Se.
(Su.i14 ,3Wtte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
Baltimore Eclmctcrg.

giiream: Srautiin. Slo., Baltimore n. Turt6itr.
NcGrd6niBplibc gum Scrtauf bon $50 al.
NJ Yaarniotplo'ielI noseR8tell6f 800 SlGe
fir ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CuniiG.tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05

Erofclor Nu0o ~ il II It cr.
tcrG BON Der Nurporo llnipcrlitGt bot
it'd III WcGlurc'S Ntonotsid)riit iibcr
bic Froblbition ollS0clprod)cn, flor
iulo DEMONSTRATING. Incin er lit Der
Tnlidt, ooB li6 Scr Gonlpf IN eritcr
2inle Inn Die lohlifcn Tcroicnitc bet
oer Seitell orcbclL I'M ocn Shaocn
re1p. 9tilben Der pcridicoencn glnlid,s
ten filr Die grobc Woiie. fir oic 90.
ton, fir Die gon5c @clt; bic Ebroicn.
6rcid,crci Ioatc Der iibcr5cltgcnoen Gr.
5iebnng Der Wollcn Tlot mrod)cr unb
orgoniiirtcr @iocritono Ole iporooi.
id)cn Ittodcll cricbcr. Tenn, 10 iogt
Eroi, W'iinltcrberg, Die tSorn Die Der
Wiocrltano gegcn bic Trobibition oll-
nlnimt, nit oil icinclu gcipib llnhc.
i%trcitborc1t Ginmiirien ii6cr pcrionli.
dc 6rcibcit unO bic @ebrobulg Scr
CriitcIlS @mbcrttouicnocr. lit I'M
@ulnoc 1e1ommcn geruli 10 egoiltiidl
mic bic Erobihition ielber. Cine 10
tieIgreifenoe, midtigc Irngc fam
obcr ltidt onbcrs oils oitf Dem We1e
Der I%clhltloicitcrL folten, inportcii.
ihen. mn bon Scr Tcrnunft unb DEM
@eritonoc regirten. nieberifmettcrns
Den 9eipelSiiIbrllng gelolt peroen. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
VDrraTne.

Walcriih. Yarfartio. - Srieeltd,.
~,citli6 bon WGIbront cine mo cine babe
Wicilc. Wionnt SolUslSagaons mo SurrItues
g%SnNgon5 brett bis 8um @inudnA, Scioe 5es
lcpbunc. GiuotsNiireaI ini 8Iuetier SIur ocs
Union Iruits8chiuoss, Gbarlcs. NIB Snncttc.
StrnRc. Cgtai4, 1890
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
Sdnl-9lm5cigcn
Qbeno. 5urilten.Sd ,ule,

Baltimore unturrIttdt.
Ibcnbs %prlciungen. Guiditcs Scmcitcr beGinrt
am I. Stiuber. Sir Ndtulo1c peltoe man lib
an Gnaene S'Sunnr, Sefrei1r, Hr, $40, apros
SbarirS.Strnie, baltimore, Nh.
(Hulgi WtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05

@ouDcrncur olfponW I
louri bot cin Wiili5-Ncgimcnt mo ct.
ne 9otterie mobil gcnlodt, Inn IN
ct. Soltis ocnl Sonntoga Nlaldlunf
cin Gltoe 81 mod]cn! Ger idrcdItd'
ltc Der Shrcfcn, oob lit Der NIcnIh
in icinem @ubn.
Ser fri bcrc @ofopcrn-
iGn0cr 4. ShIoiicr in Gnrmlto0t be
gina Sclbitmoro; cr licB iit Don ci.
ncnt G%iicnbobn5ug i%ibcriobrcn. Ger
iriibcr ourd) lcinc bcrporrogcloc
Gimme mcit bCfonntc unO bod)Nc.
ihGttc Ginger mor idJon IdnGcrc 3cit
idAucrmiitbig. Shloiicr mar 7G SAB.
rG alt.
Ser umCrifoniihr %nl-
port bon Woccaroni ans Itolic1 be
lici lid I'M Sabre 1907 ouf 9l,Sl9,3Ol
Efun0 int @erthc Don 1862, 7O2.
8o5 mod)t 100000 YiunD mebr,
ais 1906, uno 3i,OOOOOO Eiln0
mcbr, ais 1908. Sir oicica %obr Itcht
micbcr Gin Mc6r gcgcn Oo3 Uorigc
Snbr in NllSlidt.
Gle @r0fin ontiNnoo .,
Die gCidicocnc @ottiu oca &0ui03
pom Sodicn, nlodt micocr bon li6
rc0cn. Sir mil ii6 bon 0cnl ituIirs
niiden Eiuniitcn Soiclli, Den tic int
Scptcnlbcr lcttcn &obrc3 bcirntbctc,
mic0cr ld)ciOcn Ioiicn. Grit A@0ni0in,
Damn nit Dem Sprodlcbrcr @iron
cntlauicn, mo 3uIcBt NiinitlcrSgut.
tin. Wbnt merit?
9a3 III ub0eluu cncn &u-
Ii in @roBcorporotionCn nit elmer
STANDARDIZATION BON elmer Wfiuion II.
0orilbcr onQclcgtcn &upitol belief
iid) IN Den 0ltlidcn Stuutcn olli rlmo
50 Gin Irittcl Wtilliollcn Collars, bel
lrobc t03 W}iuioncn mcuiNcr. ais inn
Wonot &luli, obrr fiini Miuioncn
lllcbr, nla I'M &rli 1907. Trcibrieic
fiir @cieQidoitcn nit elmer aopituli.
lotion BON 100000 bis 81 elmer OtiI.
lion Gollnra brinncn Die &uIi.Gorpo-
rotionclt ultf rmno 11G WtiQioucn Col
lars. Nm @clo 81 @%riinolngcn lit
olio fem MonGcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
Smriite,t : Shmle,

lluiucriit6t pun WarDlauo.
Eue 80. Scincitcr be9irnt am II. september.
Silr Statu!oqc tpcnoc man LID an 0curD Z.
&nrian, Sclrctdr. 1861 Salucrt Suilbius. Sal.
tlmutr, NIB. CIuq1, WiD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
THE WAY DOWN THE BAY
unS GbOptanf Hiucr-Gtfmriiunen,
100 0t2ilcu. GnISlpaifcr. Gen Dul6en Gag.
2cbclSreiicr tit ilcile 6iuoer.
TppulGrer Snmpicr emma @iiee,"
TicnitnD uue Sunncritag I'M Z ltlr MprBctS.
9clrlicbr mn 10 llbr Ibclo5.
SiaCtc so Gents.
(Suni20-)
GricsiDn= Clinic

StltNIuh StNl
Ieuc itncne Sag.Sampfcr.
p2aro Baltimore" II. pEcnn" mad Ebilaoclpbia.
Salrcu tdgltd, NIB SnnntGss, .Wlor9clls nm
s ll6r, bon Der Grd!t Strubcil. 8lpli6cu Der 9ni.
bert mo ScrliD SirGbc. nb. Snltcn an Al Yet
tertpn, Sppn Yuiut, S9tiGpeatc'Sitp, ct.
@eurnc'S, Srinmnre'GitD nm 6bcitcr, ga; Lam
gen ~nnncfubr I'M 6 llbr IbcnoS in Tbtlaocl.
pbin an. Gntiitdcnoc Suhrt onrdi pcn SGnai.
9diinaiere founcn nab Hc.iebelt bis Gbclnpeate.
Sin uIlo gcttcrton Ia6rcn UNI 1ut Der 8lldinbrt
nit Dem Boot nab @nnfe 6lirildfubrcil, no fe
nm s llbr unlal9cn. Snbrpeis rad SbiIaocls
pbta $t.5J. 9unotnbrt U5 Gu9c), gut, an it,
9cno Cintin Su0s pocr 9icdibuule 6irild6nicbrc
$3.50, nher Jtiidicbr nui cincm 31pc oer gVal'
t%inturesS biol Nnbn." $3.50. SlrhfabrtssSillcte
per Giienbabn bon tbilnoclpbia nan Miautie.
9th, Gapc Man, Yong Srand, Secnn 8rpuc,
NsbnrD Fart, MbanN, SruD, TciusNrrf uuo
niroiidcn Ennttcn. WiablScitcn 80 GcntS.-
Nuhtoanlpfcr p~erloiicn Fr1ttsS irnbe reaelmdBia
j llbr sIherhS nit gi5nabnlc bon Sout!a 9cn.
Iidets bel glb1r9D's 5uit Scrfuui. Sbrcitct
sic Iiir gSe9pcifcr.
Clarence sbriurr, stqcrt,
(Suni23-IIa3D Dir. 1873, gigbtsStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05

e d dcn Sic NIT Sem
Ibcn05uAc - lmpcrfiir5tc @0rtcrbii.
der mo Il Nunrmntrubcn" - Dies
mar scr @ortlout cillc3 S%clc1romnlS,
bo@ fitrjIl6 IN elmer Spirituoien.
Sonolun1 in GoonSpiuc eintroi. Ser
Glerf, Der cS 0iintc, griii iih 5llcrlt
oil Den &opt 0unn las or micocr ulb
fam Damn III Scr Nniid)t. BOB cnt>pt.
Der cr lclblt pcrrildt lrin nliiiie, o0cr
Der Nblctocr Oca (elcNrommS. ga
CT aus nobClicgcllbcn @rilnocn Dos
Sebtcrc oltnabn1, ConIultirtc er cil1cn
oltercn MnQcItcIltcn nit Der Mblid)t,
Die NorcIIc 0c0 nGdit 1elegencn %r-
reltbollleS Sl crfnbrcn, nm oclicn Si-
rcftor Den Nbicn0cr Scr @ptid)oit &c
lcgciltltd)lt SIT cntpic6lcn. Ger 1ltcrc
HnacItcllten i10clicn lGdcltc MIR
ilbcrlcgcn m10 crfl1rtc ocnl iuu1ocn
Monnc, bob Mctbooc in oem onibci-
lleloen Wohnliml lei - ooS icocS M
pcrfilr5tc @0rtcrbuh Gin nnperfiir5-
ties. olio poIlca Gltort @biSfcp, icocS
tlcinc @6rtcrblld cine Tinte @biS-
fen mo jcoc Soormotrote cine nit
Stroh pcrpodtc SIoidc @cin beocrltc.
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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-05-16
NEWARK.

Misses Maude Bowen and Virginia
Melvin visited Mrs. Jehu CULLEN in
Berlin Saturday.
Misses Edna. Julia and Hazel Jones
visited friends in Snow Hill Friday of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burbage. of
Box Iron, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Dennis.
Mr.. James Hickman, who has been
i'll since the first of the year. is able to
be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Hollingsworth
left Thursday for Western Maryland
where they will remain three months,
Measles have been quite prevalent
in town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Parker visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mason near
Snow Hill Saturday and Sunday.
The teachers and pupils, of Newark
Academy. will give an entertainment
on Friday evening May 22nd in the Odd
Fellows Hail. Doors open at 1880 Ad-
mission i5cts.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-05-16
LOCALS.

The West End Club will exchange
books this Saturday.
Miss Martha Burnite returned 10
Snow Hill last Monday.
Mr.. Eben Hearn spent last Satur-
day and Sunday in Pocomoke City.
Get your strawberry checks printed
at the MESSENGER office $l.0O per
thousand.
Mr.. j. Arthur Price, of Whining
ton, visited his father here the first of
the week.
Miss Edna and Julia Jones spent a
few days last week at the home of DIR.
Paul Jones.
Miss Lillian Waters. of Stockton.
was the guest of Miss Bessie PurneIl
this week.
Mr.. w. Scion Powell, of Baltimore.
came to Snow Hill this week for visit
to his family.
There will be no evening service in
the Snow Hill Presbyterian Church to-
morrow Sunday. regular services will
be held here in the morning.
Mrs. j. Harry Young and her little
daughter, Charlotte. are visiting Miss
Mildred I. Aydelotte.
Miss Annie Taylor. of Berlin, spent
few days this week at the home OF
DIR. John S. Aydelotte.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Presbyterian Church will meet at the
manse next Tuesday evening.
A festival will be given at Wesley
School. Saturday evening, May Odd.
Allare invited. Annie S. Truitt, teacher.
Miss Mary l.. Spence of College
Park, accompanied her mother. Mrs.
Z. Virginia Spence. home one day last
week.
Mr.. John +. Mock. of Salisbury.
came to Snow Hill Tuesday on business,
returning to Salisbury Wednesday
morning.
"A very interesting play is being
rehearsed by number of ladies and
gentlemen Of the town, and il is pro-
posed TO give il before the Snow Hill
public early in June. Il will be worth
seeing, SO do not forget Il.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-05-16
VAUDEVILLE.

Mrs. Sewell Hastings visited friends
at Laurel. Del, the past week
Miss Angie Hudson spent Saturday
last with friends in Salisbury.
Mr.. Sewell Hastings spent few days
the past week in Baltimore.
Miss Ida Carey was the guest of Miss
Maude Hall Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Charlie Dale spent Sunday with
friends in Showells
We are glad to report that Mr.. Elisha
Hall and Miss Ethel Davis. who have
been on the sick list are improving
Miss Mae Hall, who has been working
in Salisbury is home for a few days.
Mr. BwHMp Long visited friends at
Frankford the past week
Mrs. Lizzie Dale. who has just re-
turned from Philadelphia. where she
spent the winter months. expects to
leave Thursday for Lewistown. Del. To
visit relatives.
Providence permitting. there will be
services at the NJ. p. Church Sunday
as follows Sunday School. $50 a. m.
Class meeting. II a. m. Christian En-
deavor. 100 p. m. Leader. Miss Margie
Carey.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-05-16
TO IMPROVE THE
COUNTY ROADS
Worcester County Commission
ers Will Issue Bonds and
Continue Good Work.

The Board of County Commissioners
at their meeting on Tuesday, of this
week, passed resolution to issue bonds
in the sum of $4,000 for permanent
road building. This was done in ac-
cordance with an Act passed at the re-
cent session of the Legislature. author
izing the Commissioners to bond the
county for $50, 600 or any part thereof
at any time during the next five years.
The Shoemaker Act which is in force.
provides that the State of Maryland
shall pay one-half of the cost of each
mile of road permanently improved.
Ii also provides that if any county does
not avail itself of the opportunity. by
the county paying 40 per cent. of the
cost, and the property owners 10 per
cent. of the cost. then the apportion-
ment allotted to this particular county
shall go TO some other county making
the necessary provision. II is the
general consensus of opinion among the
payers that the county should avail
itself of its proportion of this fund II
was the unanimous opinion of the
Board that the building of permanent
roads by the use of stone is too expen-
sive for the county. and it is their in
tention in the near future to commence
the building with State aid of sand and
clay roads. which cost only about $500
per mile. These roads have been built
in other counties, and proved entirely
satisfactory. The first of these bonds
will fall due in twenty-five years, and
the last one in fifty years.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-05-16
Mrs. Walter {. Turner Dead

Mrs. Walter c. Turner died at her
home about five o'clock Wednesday
morning. May 18th. She had been sick
only about one week. and the immediate
cause of death was acute brights disease.
Mrs. Turner was the daughter of Joshua
j. Duffy, OF this town, by whom she is
survived. She also leaves to mourn
her death her husband, Mr.. Walter c.
Turner brother. Mr.. William T..
Duffy. and sister, Mrs. David S. Hud-
son. Mrs. Turner was 80 years of age.
and had been married about ten years.
She had been for many years con-
sistent member of the NJ. +. Church,
and was possessed with happy and
cheerful disposition. Funeral services
were held at the house at three O'Clock
on Thursday afternoon. conducted by
Rev C. w. Prettyman. and interment
was made in the NJ. + Cemetery. at
Snow Hill. The pail bearers were the
Mayor and Council, Messrs. w. d.
Corddry, Jr.. w. c. Powell. b. T. Truitt,
Clarence M. Taylor Marion T. Hargis
and T. Spence Smith. Mr.. Turner
and relatives have the sincere sympathy
of the editors of the MESSENGER and
the entire community in their sad loss.