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DEATHS

AIJFGAERT-In this city, November TO- 1905
Maria. dearly beloved wife of Amedee Allie
gaert. a native of Belgium, aged 20 years
Friends and acquantances respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Sat-
urdsyl at 500 a. m. from the funeral par
lors of Leary Brothers, 2917 Twenty fourth
street between Harrison and Bryant. thence
requiem low mass will be celebrated for the
repose of her soul. commencing at o'clock
M Interment Holy Cross cemetery, by
carriage.
ARMSTRONG (nee oSullivanl--In this city.
November 20 190S at her late residence 16i
Cbattanooqa street, Anne Elizabeth beloved
wife of Ernest Armstrong, mother os Helen
Armstrong and beloved daughter of Dennis
and Isidora O'Sullivan and sister of Mrs
van. a native of Oakland, CAL, aged 81 years
ii months and IS days,
Funeral notice hereafter.
BAKER-In this city, November 20. 1908. Au-
custus BHkeF. beloved son of Mrs Julia Baker
and brother of Joseph, Carrie E., Isabel and
Matte Baker, Mrs. A. d. Seroggy and the
late Albert Baker. a native of San Francisco,
aged SO years months and 20 days.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
PRADFORD--In this city. November 90 1908.
Brodie NJ Bradford. beloved brother of Hector
ST Andrews. New Brunswick. aged 3s years
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral services today Saturday. Novem-
her 21 at D. m. at the chapel of n. GRAY
e Co. 2196 Gcary street corner of Devisadero
Remains will be shipped 10 San Jose, Cal to-
morrow Sunday, on the 10:i0 a. m. train for
interment.
COLLINS In this city, November 90 1905
Mary Anna Frances Collins, native Of
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BIRTHS

BoUDREAU-4In this city. November 90 1905
10 the wife of Amedee 2. Boudreau. son.
REAY-In this city November 20. zoos. to the
danehfer.
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE is hereby given that ] intend to apply
II. fhe state board OF prisan directors 10 be pa
rolled from the state prison at San Quentin
corlinc % law MONG TUCK MO. No. lT0S9
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ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE

$40 WILL BUY 30 FOOT LOT
Balance SlO monthly Fourteen lots left in
beautiful Mira Monte park at kentfeld; many
handsome homes already built not promised;
over 100 lots sold; charming place TO live,
winter or summer. These very low terms put
them within reach Of every one; grand trees
lots; streets macadamized; sewer and water
mains laid. Take Sausalito ferry and electric
trains 10 kentheld; branch office there
lyon & HOAG. 6}e Market St. San francisco.
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DINGEE PARK REAL ESTATE

REDWOOD CITY.
Mr Wm J. Dingee, owner Of Dingee Park.
Is placing on the market the most desirable
tract for home sites in California; beautifully
wooded with oaks: the streets are being maead
smized; sewers laid; cement sidewalk; curbs put
down. Easy terms. Lots average e5xl30 feet.
Only SO minutes from San Francisco; minutes
from station. For further particulars apply
HOLM g. WALSH
Rooms 3II-3I7 Croker building.
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WANT ADS
OAKLAND ALAMEDA BEUEHFF FRuITVAIE
HELP WANTED

HEliF " AN ED
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
JAPANESE Employment 0ffcc-GeneEal con
tractors: furnishes best help 3Sl Sth ST.. Oak
laad- Phone Oakland 3i5s Home AiJlS-
TIE Oakland branch Of The Gail Is at 46S
Eleventh ST. near Broadway. Phones Sunset
Oakland 1888. Homo H2315
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lAlNgANlga ERtEa EAz NgA AAEE9D 5fRyITvAlE
REAL EsTATE-continue.

TWO TAG DAYS.
LITTLE MoNEY-BIG BUYS.
HOME
S650 down, rent payments. secure immediate
possession modern story home. on lot 124 feet
deep: plenty room for stable or garage; close TO
Key Route; all street work done; gas and cleo
tricity; porcelain bath; ". c-'s; laundry, con-
crete foundation
TWO LOTS IN ONE.
$3.50 secures very valuable lot, fronting Ine
streets; fully macadamized; nearly 50xl60; close
to Shattuck and Key Route; balance, $1,000 can
stand; ideal for artistic bungalows this Is dirt
cheap. and owner will build at once If not sold
in days.
Let US tag one or both of these hne buys
Sold"
HOLCOAIB REALTY co.
Investors Of Capital,
sec San Pablo av.,
Oakland.
BEAUTIFUL home. corner lot. 30x150: 6 room
modern cottage. barns. windmill, chicken house,
fine garden fruit and shade trees, completely
Furnished near Merose; price $500; worth
$4,000. Call or address WILLIAM HOFF-
SCHNEIDER. room 80. Bacon block, Oakland,
Cal. Tel. Oakland 4S2.
FOR l week only; 3ox11o, severed. 81 600. or
60x1i0, with small cottage in rear $500; y
minutes from city; terms; nice surroundings
72J 52d ST. near Grove and Key Route.
ELEGANT residence. choicest part OF East Oak
land; select neighborhooG: fine view; lot
70x145: modern. 10 house. See owner
at 1857 Franklin st.
ARE you rent payer 81 ,4o0 s1oo down. $50
per month will buy a cottage; street
work. sidewalk in. Add. 1920 Bdwy., Oakland
HOMES monthly payments; banking interest:
will build buy you Il home. Pacific
Home building Co. 952 Broadway Oakland.
EAST OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
50, 2,S00-Splendid room house: 11th av.; fine
neghborhood; lot 50x1J0; this is first
class investment and is worth investigating
WESLEY DIXON.
610la East 18th St, East Oakland.
Phone B-1j93
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PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE
A RANCH of 400 with plenty of water in
southern California, for city or Oakland prop
erty j. p NASH 30 Bacon building,
Oakland
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MONEY mace daiy and Call Want Ads help to
lpate IT, Advertise rour wants; make them
known 20 lhe public through a Call Want Ad.
Aa inressnient NOT an expense. Fer fun PAY
tiruiars irad Cali Want ads daily.
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ELMHURsT REAL ESTATE


81 S00-Modern house, rooms; variety fruit
large garden; chicken yard and houses; wind
mill; terms.
earline; best street in town; corner lot; terms
$1,000 acres in heart of Elmhurst, suit
able for subdivisions along the line of the
new Southern Pacific: this is chance to
double your money very soon
We have choice lots In all parts of Elm
hurst; prices right; out where the
shines. Open Sundays.
HOOD & BREWINGTON,
f,nr I.aras ~ nad IL
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SJ0.UOO-Fruit ranch; 1ne improvements; deep
sediment soil; nicely located; good income pro-
ducer; for sale or exchange for san Fran
cisco Oakland Berkeley inside property.
For particulars write II. A. NARCkRES COM
pANY san lose. Cal. owners
FOR exchange-Vacant lots in burned district,
and residence lots Unincumbcred for improved
property; viii assume mortgage and pay cash
difference. GEO. d. SHAD3URNE JR., 40
Post ST.
WILL exchange my equity Of 5000 in 4 room
cottage in Sunset district, San Francisco, for
unimproved country property OTTO GRUN-
SKY Livingston. Cal.
FARM In Santa Clara valley 20 exchange for
lodging house in san Francisco. $4,000. Ad-
dress box 1892 Call Office.
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lots. +. II. Parker. 125 Pac av.. Santa Cruz.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
OAKLAND PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE
81. .50o-AIodern bungalow 1 year old; rooms
and high basement; > mantels: gas and
electricity: hot and cold water good
neichborhood: minutes walk TO Key
Route station at 22d and Broadway; wifi
sell easy terms or exchange for vacant
lots. CaH address
A. X. PERCIYAL. Owner.
Room go Bacon Blk. Oakland.
Oakland 4S2-Piedmont gl4.
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sANrA cRUz REAL EsTArE
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE

RANCHES, . q. up. improved; town property
lots T. H. Parser. I25 Pac. av.. Santa Cru
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RICHMOND DISTRICT
TIE B-ST PART of fio BEST CITY on EARTH
for home VI au Investment Lots. cottages
nais Terms ~. f. ATTNATER & CO, 90
rfl av. aear Ciai1eut 81
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ERuITvALE REAL ESTATE

BIG SPECIAL.
Price 1885, terms; rooms. partly furnished;
deep well Of fine water; lot 50x1o5; very choice
location; Fruitvale av.; 10 minutes walk
to local train tine view; school, churches. stores
and car lines at your door. BIG SNAP.
II yon have bargain in Frultyale we have
buyer.
CENTRAL REALTY CO.,
27l2 Fruitvae av.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

FOR sae-6 room house within l block of
North Berkeley station: good view: large lot.
45S120. facing south; $3.50 cash, balance $35
per month, including interest bargain at
S. 100 Phone Berkeley 3145. II. r. PEAKE
& co. 2l3l Center St. Berkeley
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BUSINESS CHANCES

Lodging Houses for sale--oalsland
BAY COUNTIES REALTY CO..
265 Bacon block. Phone Oakland S1ss-The
hest bargains in rooming houses in the city
list your bouses with us for quick sales.
BARGAIN-H House of 10 rooms. furnished good:
all rented; piano; sell separate. G76 18th ST..
Ia blocks from San Pablo az. Oakland.
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lots FOR THOSE WHO KNOW.
q u MAn-AE LLEM-

TWO FLATS. RICHMOND DISTRICT.
s. o00 cash-5 and rooms and Dath; 9th
av- close ta park. mortgage remain %
$4,000. toese Gals are 4 geass old ansent
i c. HERoID & co. 4a7 Pic.
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BUSINESS CARDS
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTOR.

JACKS. the house mover; houses raised and
moved. 4stl St and San Pablo, Emeryville
L, o. Phone Piedmont 30S0.
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GOLD MEDAL Steam Carpet Cleaning and Reno
waiting Works. 9sG Clay ST.; first class work
guar Phones Oak 41S5. A41si 4. LESTER
Carpet Beating Works, SO East
1.,Al .t. ..nIc RlrC1
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= NDIi-isN aafs az rooms and bath each aow
Icing completed. aa essr terms must be seer
40 DE-. appreciated Appiy on premises 6s5
C-h ar.. Nica.luul Gistrct-
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ANTIQUE FuRNrTuRE

YE oLDE CURIOSIrIE SHoPPE-SIahog tables.
chairs bureaus. desks. dayenports and curios
bought and sold, Cor. 7th and Brush Oakland.
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FINANCIAL
REAL ESTATE

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
S25 month and small first payment buys new
strictly modern cottage of rooms, mantel
and electricity; price $500 if sold immediate
ly; genuine bargain. Owner, 1014 Eagle av.
Alameda. Bay station.
500 down, SO monthly. buys good G room house.
lot barn; widest street. block from trains;
81. l50. Inq 1922 Clinton: phone Alameda 266l
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FOR salc-s modern room fats. rsnhandle dis
tricl. marine view. good investment; easy
Terms sili exchange for building lots. Apply
owner. 1896 ISL
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FOR sale by ownegs-Just being completed. .
high basement ) room cottages modern in
every respect $500 down: monthly terms: rea-
sonahle: on car line and minutes from S. p.
depot; located at 1479S1 Leise av. Fruitvale.
FIVE room modern cottage and basement with
rooms; in nice flower garden, fruit trees sum
mer house. 3206 Putnam St, FrutYale; near
train and cars.
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TWO lots in Lakeside subdivision of Adams
point for sale away below the market value;
buyer has obligations to meet before December
and is forced to sacrifice; chance for right
investor to make at least thousand dollars
offices for months Call or address FRANK
K MOTT CO.. 1000 Broadway. Oakland.
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this city November 10. 1908.
Louise Nfoldrup. relict OF the late August j.
M0ldrup, and dearly beloved mother Of Mrs.
]. \. Smell, Mrs. L. A. Smell and William E.,
Henry l.. Kate L.. Charles NJ. Edward j.
and Eva l. Moidrup and the late Frederick
A. and Louise Z. MOldrup. aged IS years 3
months and Il davs.
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REAL ESTATE
- REAL EsTATE
LoEWE TRACT.
r~oefefr- District San F-a-oss-r

--------------------
s. DOWNS A MONTH
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san Jose, CaL. November 10. 1905,
Mary +. Earles. beloved wife Of w T. Earles,
mother of George Frank and William. Lind
and Mrs. Anne Nunes of PalO Alto, and sister
of Mrs Gomez. Mrs Mary Johnson and Finnie
Duarte native OF Azores islands, aged so
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-08-15
EXPLOSION ON WARSHIP
Six Killed and Eighteen Injured On
French Vessel

Toulon. Aug. l3.-Six persons were
killed and eighteen injured in a gun
explosion aboard the gunnery school
ship Couronne OF Les Salins D'Hyeres.
The accident occurred while a num-
Der of recruits were receiving instruc.
tons in handling a 164.millimetre
gun, the breech OF which blew out
Three OF those wounded are in a des.
perate condition.
The shell had hardly been pushed
home when II exploded with tremend-
Gus force Sheets OF flame darted back.
ward from the gun, and those stand
ing nearby were hurled to the deck.
Several Of the men were terribly mutt.
lated Two were permanently blinded.
and the limbs of others had to be am.
putated Immediately when they ar.
rived at the hospital. All the occu.
pants Of the turret were more or less
injured
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-08-15
DOGS BITE KILLED HIM
Harry Clements. Young Camden Man,
Dies From Hydrophobia.

Camden y. j.. Aug. l3.-Strapped
hand and foot to bed in West Jersey
homeopathic hospital. and swapping,
snarling and frothing at the mouth
like dog. Harry Clements aged
twenty.three years. OF ii3 Benson
street. member OF Broadway NJ. +.
church. died from hydrophobia.
About four weeks ago Clements. a
driver for w c. Davis a baker. called
al the home of a customer in Ceilings.
wood to deliver some goods. While
there the lady OF the house asked him
10 release her pet dog. which was fast
beneath the porch. its collar having
caught on a nail
Clements attempted to release the
dog and the animal bit him on the left
thumb Clements went to Pasteur in.
stitute. New York. where he remained
for eighteen days being discharged as
immune from all possible effects OF
the dog bite
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-08-15
HELD UP AND ROBBED
BY HIGHWAYMAN
Bandit Escaped in Carriage, But
Was Caught by Police.

Altoona. Pa. Aug. l3.-While driv'
ing on a mountain road, five miles west
of the city. accompanied by his mother
and young daughter. Charles Strainey.
a plumbing contractor Of this city. was
held up by a lone highwayman. who.
after firing upon the party. compelled
all three to get out OF the conveyance.
Al the point OF a revolver he com
PEELED Straney to hand over his cash
and other valuables. after which he
jumped into the buggy and drove of.
Being appraised by telephone OF the
crime Chief of Police Clark went In
pursuit of the highwayman and cap
tured him at the Buckhorn hotel. on
the top OF the mountain.
The hghwayman was identified as
Charles Parncll. OF Washington ave
nue. this city He is seventeen years
Of age and of small stature His crimi-
nal instincts are supposed to have
been aroused by reading novels.
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Letter to L. S. Wilson.
Snow Hill, Md.

Dear Sir : Tell the owner 81 paint
Devoe, nothing else. unless you want
me to paint something else I'll paint
whatever you like it's your house. not
mine; your job, not mine It's mine,
If | do it my way it's yours. If do it
your way.
at will cost you less, Devoe less
gallons to buy and brush-on less money
for paint, less money for wages gal
lon put-on is about S. Devoe will cost
less by tenth to half, according to
what you compare it with and wears
better. how much better depends on
what you compare it with lit may be "A
year. it may be ten.
at is my business to know how to
paint as we'll as to paint and ! do.
You can see my jobs by the dozen"
That's straight talk. The man who
can talk like that with steady eye.
will have plenty of business good bust
ness too ; and men will stand by him.
Yours truly
81 +. w. DEVOE & co.
The Corddry Co.. Snow Hill and
Chincoteague Drug Co. Chincoteague.
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Hall Storm Ruins Tobacco.

Lancaster, Pa. Aug l3.-More than
fifty acres of growing tobacco were
ruined by a hail storm that swept
portion Of eastern Lancaster county.
The worst effects were experienced In
the vicinity of Mechanlcsburg. Bare
VILE and Intercourse. where many fine
crops were so ruined that no attempt
will be made to harvest them. The
hail fell for half an hour. and In some
instances the stones were as large as
shellbarks. Several barns were struck
by lightning and livestock killed
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rHAW ADJUDGED BANKRUPT
Whites Slayer May Be In Pittsburg
Within Thirty Days.


Pittsburg. Aug. i3.-Harry X. Thaw
was formally adjudged bankrupt by
w. T. Blair, referee In bankruptcy.
This action was a surprise to those
Interested in the case. as United States
Commissioner William T. Lindsay had
set Aug. u as the date for the adjudi.
cation.
No explanation has been made. but
II is believed here that the visit OF
Roger OMara. Thaw's receiver. to
Thaw at Poughkeepsie. may have had
something to do with this move.
O'Mara was hurriedly summoned by
Thaw on Monday.
No hearing was held previous TO the
entering OF the formal order and Blair
has not announced the date OF the first
meeting Of Thaw's creditors. Under
the law this must be held not sooner
than ten days and within thirty days.
An effort will be made to bring
Thaw to Pittsburg for the first meet
ing OF creditors. and unless District
Attorney w T. jerome. OF New York.
is able TO prevent his coming II is be-
lieved that Thaw will be in Pittsburg
within thirty days.
Thaw's petition in bankruptcy was
filed Aug, and Roger O'mara was
named as receiver The petition sets
forth that Thaw's liabilities are s453.-
l4043 and his assets sl230l2.3S.
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Makes Record AS Corn Eater.

New York. Aug. BIN the pres.
ence OF Captain Edward Coppers as
referee. and witnesses. David Benson.
seated in a chair before an improylsed
table In the criminal courts building.
ate In rapid succession fifty ears of
green corn. The ears of corn which
We're served up to him boiling hot.
We're Of unusual length. but the kernels
were tender. Mr. Benson consumed a
pound Of butter with the corn. Mr..
Benson runs an elevator when he is
not eating corn.
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eolt Poi clothes rhrouah a waII.

MIllyille. y. j., Aug l3-During the
severe electrical storm which passed
over this section bolt of lightning
struck the large farm house OF Henry
Cluet. on the Bridgeton pike. a mile
west of this city. and wrecked IT, A
hole ten feet square was torn through
the roof, one side Of the house was al
most torn out and clothing. from a
bureau that was demolished was car
ried through a wall Mrs. Cluet and her
five children were seated at table
and all were stunned by the shock.
Harry. one OF the children, was burned
about the neck.
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Strikers Fire On Train: Three Killed.

Strikers Fire On Train: Three Killed.
Three men were killed and eleven
injured. two of whom will probably
die. when striking miners fred into n
passenger train on the Birmingham
Mineral railroad at Blocton. Miss.
The train was a special. bearing non.
union men to the Blocton mines under
guard of soldiers and deputies. On the
outskirts OF the town the engineer sud
denly saw log across the track. and
at once a fusillade was fired into the
train. The engineer did not stop. but
let the COW catcher throw the log from
the track and put on full speed The
place where the attack was made was
in cut. the ground being on level
with the lower part of the windows
The assailants behind the rocks above
poured down murderous fire directly
into the windows and at the engineer.
Practically every window in the train
was broken and shots struck all parts
Of the engine and cab. The train pro
ceeded TO Blocton and the dead and in
jured were returned to Birmingham
Dogs were hurried to the scene. and
took trails through the woods directly
TO the union headquarters. Eight ne
groes were arrested and other arrests
are expected
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In the
Principal Markets.

The Latest Closing Prices In the
Principal Markets.
PHILADEI. RHIA - FLOUR quiet:
winter extras. new. s3.5Om 3.65; Penn.
sylvania roller, clear. $1,000 1856; city
mills. fancy. SCOOPS. RYE FLOUR
quiet; per barrel. s4.20@4.30 WHEAT
lower; No. red. western. 97G97Iac.
s7hQssc. OATS Arm; No. 2 white,
clipped. 67Q67hc.: lower grades. CSC.
HAY steady; timothy. large bales. SIS.
PORK firm; family; per barrel. $3.50.
BEEF steady: beef hams. per barrel.
$2702S. POULTRY: Live firm. hens.
1870 lac: old ROSTERS Zoe. Dressed
steady: choice fowls. lir: old roost.
ers. Toe. BUTTER Arm: extra cream.
cry. &C. EGGS firm; selected 24a
26c.. nearby. Gle; western. Gle POTA.
TOES firm; new, per barrel SEA ESQ.
BALTIMORE-WHE steady: No.
2 spot. 99@99Ac.; steamer No. spot.
94a q 94Ac.: southern. 81 a. 9Slac
CORN firm: mixed spot. see. south
ern. SEC. OATS unsettled white No
2, 62Q63c.: No. 3. G,T6ic; mixed.
No 2. Soc. No. 3. 5S.. 53c. BUTTER
easier: creamery separator extras
gee; held. i9g zoe; prints. 24q Csc;
Maryland and Pennsylvania dairy
prints. l6Gl7c. EGGS firm; fancy
Maryland. Pennsylvania. Virginia and
West Virginia. l9c.; southern. Use.
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Bio Fish Draws Man to Death.

While trolling for bass in the rapids
on the Schuylkill river below the
Swede street dam. Charles Hillpot
employed as clerk at John Dillon :
hotel. Bridgeport, Pa. fell out OF the
boat and was drowned.
Hillpot had hooked a large fish, and
while trying to land the bass he lost
could not swim and the swift current
carried him down the river toward the
DeKalb street bridge. A number OF
persons saw the accident and has
tened 10 his assistance.
He sank from sight before any one
could reach him in a boat The body
was recovered few minutes later
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ManeIed BY Train at Deal Beach.

While trying 10 board moving train
at the Deal Beach station. near As
bury Park. n. j.. Murray V. Arthur
twenty-five years old. contractor. lost
his hold and fell under the wheels
Both legs were so badly mangled from
the knees down that they had to be
amputated II was said there that the
man would probably live only a few
hours Arthurs eagerness to board the
train was due to the fact that he
thought Miss Janet Stanley. TO whom
he has been attentive. was on board.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-08-15
Torn Artery Is Cleaned and Tied.

An operation that was performed
upon the arm OF Henry z. Russell. a
Honesdale banker. by DIR. Reed Burns
OF Scranton. Pa. Is said TO be the
hrst one OF its kind in the United
States. DIR. Burns opened the arm. re.
moved a large quantity OF coagulated
blood and tied the brachial artery
which was badly torn. The arm. al
though swollen to four times It's nor
NAL size. is being nourished by the
blood.
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penna. Bounty Money exhausted,

Harrisburg. Pa Aug l3-The fund
Of $4,000 appropriated by the legisla.
ture of 1907 for the payment Of bonn
ties on scalps Of noxious animals was
exhausted when 10 per cent was paid
on bills aggregating s22.0oO sent IN by
.orty-three counties The purpose OF
the act was to provide money to pay
for the determination OF these animals.
but such remarkable activity was man.
ifested by hunters that over three.
fourths OF the appropriation was re.
cushioned last year.
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Presbyterian Church Notice.

Services in the Presbyterian Church
are as follows:
August 18th, Stockton morning and
evening.
August 23rd, Snow Hill morning and
evening.
August Both, Snow Hill morning and
evening. Stockton in the afternoon.
JOSEPH b. NORTH. Pastor.
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Survives 1000 Volt Shock.

Enoch Round. an experienced work
man at the plant Of the Niagara Falls
Power company. was shocked by H..
900 volts OF electricity and he will live.
While tracing out some cables Round
accidentally leaned against one of the
heavily charged transmission cables
and sank to the floor unconscious. He
was soon revived. His feet and the
top OF his head were burned