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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-02-01
BERLIN.

Miss Myra Waller, Of near Salisbury,
is the guest of Miss Helen Erickson
this week.
Mr.. K. j. Philips, Of Preston, Md,
has been in town this week looking
after the interest of his canning factory.
Miss Louise Powell is in Baltimore
this week on visit to friends.
Mr.. Harold Shepard, Of Wilmington,
came Monday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Davis.
Mrs. Theodore Purnell and little
daughter Pauline, left Wednesday for
Bishopyille to visit her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. Collins.
Mr.. Painter West left Thursday for
Annapolis, where he has received an
appointment in the House of Delegates.
MIR. Russell Pope came from Salisbury
Tuesday to attend the marriage Of his
father. Mr.. NJ. H. Pope.
Mr.. John DIETRICH came Tuesday
night to visit some Of his old friends.
Mr. DIETRICH lived in Berlin several
years ago. and made many friends.
While here he visited Mr. and Mrs
Horace Davis, leaving Thursday for
Baltimore, and from there to his home
in Edgewater, Colorado.
Mrs. Franklin Adkins, Of New York
City. came Saturday night 10 visit her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. George Scott.
The Evangelistic service in the Pres
byterian Church closed Tuesday night
The meetings were very successful
Our NJ f. brethren are sull continuing
| their meeting.
Mr. George Stafford, OF Laurel. was
in town this week calling on some Of
his old friends.
Miss Lewis, Of Pennsylvania is the
welcome guest other sister Mrs Cyrus
Erickson
Mr.. Frederick Riding IS very sick
with accute pneumonia We hope he
will soon recover
The remains Of Miss VirRie Quillin.
who died Thursday 81 last week at
Ocean City. were brought to Berlin
Monday and Inferred in Evergreen Gem
etery. Rev. W. II Bancroft officiating.
Wise a Burbage. funeral directors
Mrs. James McGregor, after intense
suffering for several months, fell asleep
in Jesus last Saturday morning Jan.
18th Funeral services were held at
the home by her pastor Rev. W. II.
Bancroft Tuesday afternoon. Inter
ment was made in buckingham Gene
terry She leaves q husband and several
children To mourn her loss MIS- *
Burhapo funeral directors
Mis- Rcbocca Smtt and Mr Herman
Hodsou. III Salisbury Who have been
the guest VI Miss Helen Erickson.
have returned nome
Providence permitting, there viii be-
divine service az Buckingham Church
tomorrow morning and evening y Z.
IC. +. NJ at quarter Of seven Nh
Guy Boston, leader
Master Cow Erickson. of phila
delphia, came hume Wednesday to visit
his parents lie Will leave Saturday
for Williamsburg, where he will enter
William and Mary College.
Mrs. Laura Williams. Of Pittsville,
came Wednesday to visit her daughter,
Mrs Edward Holland
Mr.. James Massey, who has been
visiting his parents this week. left
Wednesday for Wilmington,
Mrs. William j. Hastings. ST.. who
has been very i'll with La Grippe and
kidney trouble, is greatly improved.
We are sorry to report that MIR.
William j. Hastings. Sr. is suffering
with La Grippe and rheumatism
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-02-01
Methodist Protestant Church

Following services will be held in Bates
Memorial Church
Sunday. Feb. I'd Preaching in Bates
Memorial NJ. =. Church Sunday morn
ing and evening. and AT Trinity in the
afternoon.
Glass, Sunday, 80 a M; Sunday
School every Sunday at 200 p. m. ;
Christian Endeavor. Sunday, $50 p. m. /;
Prayer Meeting Wednesday. 80 p. m. /;
Glass Friday, 7.30p. M; Junior Christian
Endeavor Saturday at 800 p. m You
are cordially invited TO all of the above
services. l.. A. BENNETT. Pastor
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-02-01
LOCALS.

The Board of County Commission
ers and the Orphans Court were in ses.
sion Tuesday.
There is some talk of the Maryland
Orchestra, of Pocomoke City, giving
musical in this town in the near future.
On account of ice in the river the
steamer Mabel did not make her usual
trip from Pocomoke City Friday morn
ing.
Early Friday morning number OF
boys were seen with their skates thrown
over their shoulders, on their way to
Mullet' bay to try the ice.
The town clock stopped running
last Saturday night and remained dead
for several days. II is pleasure to
again see the hands going around.
Last Friday and Saturday found
Snow Hill and the surrounding country
covered with mantle of snow several
inches deep. The snow storm of Friday
was a very severe one.
Mr.. Washington p. Pussy and FAM
ly have returned to Snow Hill after
several months stay in Princess Anne.
where Mr.. Pusey and his sons have
been engaged in erecting several brick
buildings.
The Delaware Court of General
Sessions in session on Thursday decided
that the recently enacted prohibition
law of Delaware is constitutional. The
decision was the unanimous opinion of
all the Judges sitting.
Reports from all the canneries in
Maryland show that there was packed
in this State last year 5. 294, 253 cases of
tomatoes, against 1899, 953 cases the
previous year. The entire pack in the
country was II. 800. 1876.
When you want letterheads, cards,
envelopes, or other job printing, bear
in mind that the MESSENGER furnishes
the best stationery and does the best
work at the same price that others
charge for inferior work.
A bill has been introduced IN the
State Senate providing penalties for the
spreading of false reports as to the
solvency of State banking institutions
similar to those now prescribed for the
protection Of national banks.
One of the editors of the MESSENGER
will be in Stockton next Monday morn
ing and afternoon for the purpose of
collecting subscriptions. We will appre-
ciate il if subscribers, who are in arrears,
wilmeet us at the hotel of Bromley &
Hill.
Mr.. Isaac Bennett, of Riverton.
Wicomico County. brother of Rev. l..
A. Bennett, of Snow Hill, is a candidate
for appointment 10 the office of Fish
Commissioner for the Eastern Shore.
He has filed his application and recon-
mendations with Governor Crothers.
Mrs. Alkaline Landlord, of Sails
bury, is dead. She was "A years of age.
She is survived by the following sisters:
Mrs. Hooper McGrath. of Eden; Mrs.
Frank Maddox and Mrs. James Maddox.
Of Snow Hill. Funeral services were
conducted at her late home in Salisbury
last Sunday
The Board of County Commission
ers of Worcester County will meet at
their office in the Court House in Snow
Hill on Tuesday. February 18th, and on
Tuesday, February 18th. 1903. for the
purpose of making transfers or changes
in real estate in Worcester County for
the year 1908. T.. II. Taylor, Presi-
dent.
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Notice To Taxpayers.

hereby give notice that. for the con
venience of taxpayers, will be in
Stockton next Monday. February Bird,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. ni.,
and four O'Clock, p. m, for the purpose
of collecting County and State taxes for
the year 1907. Persons in arrears for
taxes will please meet me at the above
named time and place.
T. SPENCE SMITH.
Collector
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-02-01

Miss Lizzie May Gibbs. Of Berlin, and
Mr.. Milton H. Pope, of Salisbury. were
married in Buckingham Presbyterian
Church Wednesday morning by her
pastor, Rev. w. II. Bancroft. Quite
large number of her friends were out
to see her married. After their mar
riage they took the early north bound
train for Philadelphia and other points
before going TO therhome in Salisbury.
Although there were no invitations sent
out. the bride received large number
of useful and beautiful presents. We
wish them long and happy life.
Mr.. Guy Ayres, who has been visiting
in Florida, returned home last week.
Helen Melina Brown. living at Chinco-
league. Va. has been granted an
absolute divorce from her husband, John
NJ. Brown. They were married on June
22nd. 1892. and lived together until April
18th, 1907. Mrs. Brown alleges she was
compelled to leave her husband because
Of his III treatment and unfaithfulness.
Foley's Honey and Tar cures the most
obstinate coughs and expels the cold
from the system. as It's mildly laxative.
II is guaranteed. The genuine is in the
yellow package. Lloyd g. Blaine, Po-
comoke; r. d. Cottingham & Co, Snow
Hill
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-02-01
Ube Messenger

ss-ThIs paper has the largest circuia-
tlon Of amy paper 10 Worcester County
and IL the Official paper of the County.
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NJ. {. Church Notice

Sunday Preaching at lO.30 A. NJ.
and 80 p. NJ, Class meeting at $50
A. NJ. led by John T. Taylor. Sunday
School at 200P NJ. Epworth League
at 6.45 f. Nj.
Monday Young Peoples Glass at
7.3O =. NJ
Wednesday Prayer meeting al 100
+. NJ.
Friday Class Meeting at 100, led
by X. ]. McAllen.
Rev. c. W. pRETTYMAN. pastor
GA ToR ia.
R..,.A. ,Ihs Kind You Have LlMaIs Bought
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13
OFFERED For REM
OUR RENTAL BARGAINS

OUR RENTAL BARGAINS
ST. LOUIS APTs.-iOO5 So. sOth Ave, Park
district. 5 large rooms. new and strictly
modern, nicely decorated. first floor,
finest in city, at $3.50.
1903 SO. Both Ave. same building, 6 large
rooms, second floor, vacant Oct. l. az
SO So. 18th st.. SIR. new and strictly
modern, first floor. fine decorations
Walking distance only 50 uoa,., n.r.
tinted throughout, rent just reduced to
$50.
2hs So. 2sth St.. 5-R.. all modern, first
floor. very desirable at $3.50, vacant DC
FINE PRESSED BRICKs-5O6 N. 2st St,
close in, pr, strictly modern, nicely dec
GRATED, the best and cheapest house IN
the city, for $50; vacant tomorrow; sec
us at once.
SOS So. 18th st., walking distance, SIR,
all modern, snap at $40.
zoos and 1907 Pacific St, Park district,
SIR. each, very substantial, hardwood
floors throughout, and rent just reduced
CHEAP FLAT-1nO No. 18th St., s-R,, city
water, close in, SO.
CHEAP COTTAGE-91O So. 2Sth St, walk
MODERN FLAT-13@ No. Goth St. Walnut
Hill, 6-R., second floor, bath room, gas
throughout; easily heated; only ~
MODERN COTTAGE-g6l0 Franklin St,
6-R. and bath, all open plumbing. gas
throughout, only So.
MODERN HOUSES-542 SO. Sth St, 7-R.,
all modern, fine repair and newly dec
GRATED, only $50.
242 Seward St, SIR, modern except
heat, very cheap, at $50.
1929 No. 18th St, Or, modern except
heat, close in; only SOS. -,
$50 50. 18th St.. very desirable l0.R, all
modern house, easy walking distance,
just the thing for a large family or
m snap at $40.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13

HOW to get a position and how to keep It;
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55c, postpaid, stamps oF coin; money
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Payne, Bostwick & CO.
Sole Agents
Main Floor, N. Y, Life Bldg.

Southeast corner 10Th Ave. Douglas St,
3-room flats, modern except furnace, $40,
$i1 and $3.50 per month.
$3.50 per month, Sd, 2l29 Farnam 81, o
rooms, modern except heat.
$50 per month, ID, 2127 Farnam ST., 6 rooms,
modern except heat.
$50 per month, 1129 and 1881 Georgia Ave,
0 rooms, each, all modern, in good repair.
$3.50 per month, 24SS Henderson St, 3
rooms, all modern, with barn.
$40 per month, 1924 Poppleton Ave, 3 rooms,
modern, corner lot.
$40 per month, 1865 Pacific ST., 9 rooms,
modern, will be decorated throughout.
Sa5 per month, 2S1 Farnam St, 8 rooms.
modern oak finish.
SIS per month, 9OOS Dodge ST., s rooms, mod
ern.
$50 per month, 1884 Park Ave-, 8 rooms, OAK
finish, billiard room and den.
$50 per month, SO N. 10Th St. new T-room
modern house, oak finish. Fine laundry,
gas range, lease one year.
GEORGE 4 CO., 1901 Farnam St:
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13

FOR RENT-HOUSEs.
1T0 No. S4th St.. Z rooms, city water
in sink Observation-Disclosures 90
s.. e. corner 26th and Wooiworth Ave,
s rooms, ali modern $500
1911 So. 2Sth ST., Z rooms, all modern. 26.0 DO
1913 Mason ST., 5 rooms, bath and gas. 22.59
3l03 Marcy ST., z rooms, gas and bath. 1000
2611 Pierce St, s rooms, all modern. 9O.N
cept furnace .......~v"1."~e~".".,. 22,5O
21 So. 18th Ave, Z rooms, all modern,
vacant soon 5000
j. Fl. SHERWOOD, 616 Brandeis Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13
Houses and Cottages.

1916 Ames Ave, broom, modern except
heat. 81.
2n5 Franklin st., Groom modern, $1.
1924 Lake St, Groom, new, modern except
heat, $3.50.
go S. nth, Groom cottage. modern, $3.50.
l2S n. 18th ST., 6 rooms, modern except
heat, SIS,
400 Cass ST., 7-room and barn, $50.
n22 n. 26th St, 1-room, city water, gas for
cooking, SIS.
1921 Davenport ST., 7-room, new, modern,
$3.50
1903 s.. 18th ST., s-room. city water, slS.
FLATS.
coo N, list ST., broom, modern except heat,
5000.
1906 Bmmet St, broom. new. modern, So.
2OS ~. 2lst St, 7-room modern, $3.50.
2il0 Jackson St, 7-room, new, modern,
$4i.5O.
57 S. 18th Ave, 7-room modern, hot water
heat, $45.
20 S. 10Th Ave, apartment No. 2, Groom
modern, heat furnished, $40.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 1904 Farnanl st.
Ask for Rental Department.
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BARGAINS

house, 4 rooms, second story
unfinished, with five acres of land, north
OF krug's park. Short distance from new
paved road. House nearly new. Ground
all high and feVel.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13

FLATS.
500 S. 22d ST., brand new, 6 rooms, modern,
oak finish, shades, gas stove, etc. It's
a beauty, and In walking distance, $3.50.
1886 Dodge St, 8 rooms, modern, $50.
500 S. 22d, new, 6 rooms, oak finish, strictly
modern and walking distance, $42.50.
1885 Park Ave, 5 rooms. modern, S35.
707 S. 18th st., 5 rooms, modern, $3.50
1871 8. 10Th Ave, 8 rooms, modern, $3.50.
52s S. Goth, S-room modern frame, $25.
1903 N. oath, Groom flat. SIS.
52l s.. 10Th. 3-room flat, $14.
23l9 5. 18th, broom flat, $3.50.
HOUSES.
1887 s. 9th, 6 rooms, modern, lawn, good
repair, sos.
Ills 8. 18th, s rooms. modern except fur
mace, $50.
9s5 n. 25th, Groom house, $3.50.
1911 Dewey Ave, 5-room cottage, SIS.
s26 s. 23d, 8 rooms, upper floor, SO.
27S6 s. 10th. 4-room COTTAGE 81.
GARVIN BROS. 1904 FARNAM ST.
Ask for rental department.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13
LOST N FOUND
MONEY TO LOAN
SALARIES AND CHATTELs.

FOR VACATION
MONEY 20 TO the old reliable loan head
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you have the money.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
lI9 Board OF Trade. 18th 81. Entrance.
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MEDICAL

medical and surgical al at
Creighton Medical college, 18th and DaV-
enpOrt Sta; special attention paid 10 con-
nnement cases; all treatment supervised
by collsge professors. 'Phons Douglas
III Calls day or night,
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81 ,250-Ffve acres north of Benson and
hrug's park. Short distance to new
paved road. Easy terms.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13
OFFERED FOR SALE
Ostrieh Planes.

BEAUTIFUL heavy French droop plumes,
M inches, 2.45. worth IS. other grades
ney. Tel. Doug. 22sS, our agent will call
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OFFERED O SALE

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typewriter and sewing Machines,
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PERSONAL

~ MR.. y. q. HAsLEToN would CORE.
spond with Mr.. Louis Pidlicheck OF
Miller, Neb., he would receive Information
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REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
PAYNE INV. CO.. first floor N. Y. Life.
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f. d. WEAD.
The large Dundy home on 18th and LeaV-
enworth. Just the place for large rooming
house.
1O-r., partly modern, 2217 California, 5000.
9-r., modern with furnace, good repair,
1928 Harvey, $500.
$500.
iO-r., modern with furnace, 2T01 Dodge,
$lO.Ce.
Or, modern, brick, oak floors. 1885 Park
Ave, 5000.
SIR, modern with furnace. 272S Jackson,
$3.50.
SIR, modern, brick. 27l9 jackson. $500.
S-r, modern, hot water heat, 1881 Hamil-
ton, $500.
7-r., modern with furnace, 36l7 N. 18th,
$25.Oc.
6-r., modern except furnace. with barn,
$3.50 Parker, 5000.
CIR. modern flat, 1917 Burt, $500.
OR. house, 1907 William, $3.50.
+. d. WEAD, Wead Blk. 18th and Farnam.
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