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The Elbert County tribune., 1908-08-27
oories In School Of Sharks.

Ships coming to port from No Mans
Land bring reports of school of raven
GUS sharks that infest the ocean ada
cent to Marthas Vineyard.
Members of the crew of the fishing
schooner Priscilla, Capt Fred De
Wolf, declare that fishermen in the
Priscilla's dories recently had a bat
tie with a school of sharks that tried
to overturn the boats.
A critical moment came when. the
sharks rushed on the dories from
several ways at once. The boats were
kept upright with great difficulty
Some of the sharks leaped from the
water as if to view what was in the
boats. In the rush three of the big
gest sharks became engaged in a bat
tie among themselves, an opportunity
which the fishermen took to row has
tily to the schooner. One of the sharks
it is said was more than Is feet
long.-Boston Herald.
The Elbert County tribune., 1908-08-27
Buildings in Large Cities.

The total cost of the buildings erect
ed in the principal cities of the United
States in 1907 was 1861, ,076, ,2S6. a net
decrease of s17,634,6S3 from the fig
ures of 1906, but an increase over
those for any previous year. The unit
cost of building, however. increased in
the last year, for there were some 1884,
O55 permits issued in 1907, as against
1S1,174 in 1906. In the cities showing
decrease in building, New York
takes the lead, with falling OF of
S41,591,9S2, or 1854 per cent.
The Elbert County tribune., 1908-08-27
pene.HoIes In Ennlann

A large group of the singular e, ca
vations known as dene-holes was re-
Gently discovered in the forest be-
tween Woolwich and Erith. Their po-
sitions We're indicated by cup-like de-
pressions in the ground. Two of the
holes have been explored. Each pos
sesses a circular shaft about three
feet In diameter. with holes in the
sides, apparently intended for the sup-
port of ladders. The holes run down
about so feet through earth, then pass
through four or five feet of chalk, and
expand into caverns IS feet in height.
Each cavern has six chambers,
grouped radially round the bottom Of
the central shaft. This is the ordinary
arrangement found in dene-holes.
which have been thought by archeolo.
gists to be secret receptacles for the
storage of grain used about the time
of the Roman occupation of Britain,
or earlier.
The Elbert County tribune., 1908-08-27
FRIENDLY TIP
Restored Hope and Confidence.

After several years of indigestion
and its attendant evil influence on the
mind, it 10 not very surprising that
one finally loses faith in things gen.
orally.
A N. Y. woman writes an interesting
letter. She says:
Three years ago I suffered from
an attack Of peritonitis which left me
In a most miserable condition. For
over two years l suffered from nerv-
BUSINESS, weak heart, shortness of
breath. could not sleep, etc.
my appetite was ravenous, but 1
felt starved all the time. had plenty
of food but it did not nourish me
because of intestinal Indigestion. Med
ical treatment did not seem to help,
l got discouraged, stopped medicine
and did not care much whether / lived
or died.
"One day friend asked me why I
didn't try Grape-Nuts, stop drinking
coffee, and use Postum. I had lost
faith in everything, but to please my
friends I began to use both and soon
became very fond of them.
"It wasn't long before 1 got some
strength, felt decided change in my
system, hope sprang up in my heart
and slowly but surely got better.
could sleep very well. the constant
craving for food ceased and I have
better health now than before the at
tack of peritonitis.
my husband and i are still using
Grape-Nuts and Postum" There's a
Reason"
Name given by Postum Co., Battle
Creek, Mich. Read, THE Road to
Wellville," in pkgs.
Ever read the above Ietter7 A new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true, and full Of human
Interest.
The Elbert County tribune., 1908-08-27
European News DIs.emInator..

European News DlssemInators.
A French statistician calculates that
there Is one newspaper published for
every so 1000 inhabitants of the known
world. In Europe, Germany heads the
list with $500 newspapers, of which
800 are published daily. England
comes next, 5000 newspapers, of
which 800 are "dailies."' and then
comes France, with 2,S19 newspapers,
of which only one-fourth are daily or
published twice or thrice a week Italy
comes fourth. with 1,400 papers. and
is followed by Austria-Hungary, Spain,
Russia, Greece and Switzerland, the
last having $50 newspapers. Alto.
gether. Europe has about 10000 news
papers.
The Elbert County tribune., 1908-08-27
The Elusive rbouobt

A little girl who was trying to tell
a friend how absent-minded her grand
father was, said: HE walks around
thinking about nothing. and when he
remembers it he then forgets that
what he thought Of was something
entirely different from what he wanted
to remember"
The Elbert County tribune., 1908-08-27
ONE EXCEPTION.

Easy Edmund-It's one NV de frail
ties NV our poor human nature dat no
more.
Drather Sitdown (thoughtfully)-
oh, dunno bout dat. Not in a police
court he don't.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-31
Critics SGnoerfeit.

EittSburM go, 80. Moi. -
llnicr Nodborito0tdcn SonleIteu6 lit
bclltc i'm 3ci6cu ocS S0ngcricitc5.
0as Sicbcnbiirgcr Sodlcn &ic0crfclt
mlrOc gcitcrn BORT I'M Sercin nit
DEM &. >SuhrCa- Gonpcnt 0cS Central,
&rrbonOea Der Sicbcnbiirgcr-S ndicn
BON 9tor6 Gmcrifn Croiinct. Die criti
Siblng oea Contents ionO 1cltcrll
nm 100 llbr Ntodnittoga itott.
NbcnoS s llbr mar OnS eritc Sclt.
CONCERT untcr Seitllng OcS Froiellor
Shirb, lucld)cS lid ST cincm bcrr.
Iidcn Grfol0c GcItnltctc. 6rnu Nnnu
&rouS all@ Gric errong ais Soliltin
cilcn 0roBcn Sriumpb. Gic iolocn.
Den NercinC bctbeiligtcn lidl an Oent
Xicoericlt, mcldcS bclttc nit eincnl
5lpeiten CONCERT ieinm Iblhlub i'm
oct: Gtc o&crciniQtcn Sanger bon
GleuclonO" (Gintroht unO @crmoz
MAJ; yStcbcnbllrgcr 8cnllldtcr
Gbor" bon Glcprlonb, O.; oSicbcn.
burger @eionqSicftion" bon eric.
go; nSiebcubiirger 8cniid)tcrGbor"
bon Grle, go; oSicbenbiirgcr &c,
IongSieftion" bon &omeitenb, Yn.;
oSiebenbiirGcr @ciongaicftiop" bon
Youngstown O.; ySicbenbiirger Sc.
longsiettion" BON Mnrtin'S Serrn
3. 0ie NComtcn ocS ,Sicben6iir0cr
Sohien Central &crbanbc%" lilo:
@roB. ErGiiOcnt Ncinrid9 oeprid) bon
&omcitcob, @roBzS etret1r Seinrid)
&cmideio bon Youngstown, @roB-
Shabmciltcr Sobu Bauer bon Glcpcs
lni0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-31
Sefanntcr Iuitfcr ~gcitprbcn.

Cincinnati, 8, 80. Wni. -
Nm oen 6oIgen eineS Sdloguniollea
iii beute I'M Sitter pon IS Sobrcn CT
ner Der %befonntcItcn bicligcn VtltIi-
fer, 2ouiS %. @oIlenber9, gc%itorbcn.
Wit linn lit Elm Wonn 0ubingegun.
gen, Der I'M mllifolilfen Hebcn Der
Stoot, nomentlid) IN iriibcrcn Sob
rem cine iebr be6eltenoc &ollc &c.
ipiclt bat uno oeiien 8emiibungen c@
In nift gcringem WoBe 81 pcroonfen
mar. bob Cincinnati Sabre lang IN
hcm Wuliflcben ocs &onocs Die ton.
ongCbcnoc Eolle Ipieltc. SoliiS NJ.
9olenbcrg mllroc an y. SuIi 1910
in 6ronffurt an Wtuin geborclt nno
fam idon als &ino nit icilcn 81
fern nod Imerito. 90 Der Eutcr III
fSolge Der 8olfSerbebullg I'M Sobrc
1913, in Der er betbeiligt por, iliid)s
ten mllBte. Sm Sabre 1852 fam
9ollenbcrg nod Cincinnati uhb iuor
bier crit fouimGnnild tb0ti9, bis CT
brei Sabre ipoter i'll 6oS bon bcu
efiir5lidl peritorbcnen 0tliifcr B.. Eio-
dlicr :. W. Strobel gclcitcte Srd)e-
iter olS Slotiit cintrot. Seine muii.
foliifen &%orfenntniilc bate lid 9ol'
lenberg ollrd llntcrriht, Den ibm
iein Tater ertbeilte, eriporbcn. Sm
Sabre 1863 trot er III boo Srhclter
GcS Eife Spcrnholtlcs Elm ltn6 ipirftc
ip1tcr i'm Srheitcr ocS Notionols
SbeoterS, bis er 0nS 9rebc Gincinno-
tier Srd)cIter orgouilirtc, bciicn 81.
ri9enten n%odeinonber Die 0ril0cr
Wcorge un6 0ti6ncl @ron0 morcn.
Sn lp0tcren Sobren mar @olenbcrA
o,,d nit Sermonil 9caitcot, inn, al
ibciirt unb n%rrongirte picle CONCERT
reiien ourd boS gon5e Hono. @ob,
reno Der letter 3cit uor 9ollcnbcrg
nlS Snlpreiorio iiir nerlhie0cnc&ilu't,
Ter tbGtig. an udberen Tngebori9en
binterl0Bt Der &erltorbcnc bic @ot.
tin, einen Sobn unb orei GGd)tcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-31
Hubcrt Solmcs' W1rScr.

Gbica0o, ST., 30. Woi.-Ier
19siGbrige 0ouio Socobion, weld)tr
geItern inter Dem Gcrooht perboitct
mlrroe, oaB ,cr I'M ben @ergong bel
Der @%rnlor0llng oc5 @infnliisogcnten
Der gotlon Commonwealth 60, NO.
bert &. !. Solnes, milie, neld)er am
Worgen oes 81. Wioi III elmer Sinter-
StroBe toot ouigciumoen nllrbe, &c.
ltuno bclttc Der Eoli5ei, oab er bel
Der WorOtbat 6ll8e9en aerpeien lei,
beltritt obcr, oob CT lid ielblt Ooral
betbeili9t babe. Sncobion ~beidnlloigt
orei onocrc iltnge 2ellte, neIfe lid)
glctd)falls id)on binter Sd)lob unO
Nieeel belitocn, n0ntlid) Snnuel
MfcGmen, einen Neger, Gbos. 9emiS,
uno George MiQer. melde iGmmtlih
int Nlter 5niifen 10 uno "a Sobren
ltcben. Sacobiou bebouptet, Wc@pen
babe SoIlneS ongcgriiien utb i'm 81
Vooen gcltrcft rno 9epis babe linn
NIT elllem Snmmer oltf oen aopf &c.
'hlogell. Sncobion mllroe geiterr
aitf elltcm Snbn5u9e pom Epli5iiten
Sobn Fcdbam fcitgenommen. meldyer
i'm lagen borte, Die Yoli5ei peroe
1icutola ociicn bobboit mcrbcu, Der
SoIrtes ans Der @elt aeidlafit babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-31
(Tprtictung pon Der 1. Scitc.)

Morif's Nntroq. 0o@ Gotum i'll 9Sics
OererwGgmq ST jiebct, ouf Introg
Oes ScnotorS 5orofer nit 40 aCqCll
II Stimmcr oui ocn Siif gcIeQt.
Gic 10 tiinoiqc Toucrrcoc pes 81.
notorS ga 6olcttc, Der Dor meniQcn
Gogcn crit Ous 8ronfcnbett ucrIicb,
bottc linn ifcinbor nihtS 9Cihooct.
Seinc Stimme mdr, nl& cr ouiborte,
nod cbcn 10 frditig, ais bci'm Gn,
fang ieiner Hcnc.
Hoo epclt II d 0n.
Sobolb Yr0iibent Hooicuelt Jtod)'
ridlt erbieIt, oob oa8 Hiidgrot Der
Sbitruftion gebrohcn ici, iogte CT, ct
ipiir6c iidJ nod Dem anpitol begcbcl1,
nm oic 6inon5bia ioiort 81 inter,
5eid)nen. lin 9 llbr Nbcnoa longtt
CT bort an mo mortetc i'm 3immcr
OeS ScuotS . YrGiiocnten. &llr3 Dor
10 llbr unter5cifnctc CT Ole Bill.
Sic 6inan5 Gommiiio II.
Ter Yrdiioent oe@ Scnot9 mo Der
Sprcdcr ocs 0ouicS crnnnntcn bclIte
Iben0 sic Tinon3 . Gommiiiion, De-
rem Shoiiun9 hurd) cine iiinqIt ont
gCrlommene Bill ocS Gon9rciic@ att
t%oriiirt miro. Gic Wtitglicocr Der
Gommiiiion iiuo: Scnotorcn NlOrid,
NIIiion, gurroruS, Sale, &nor, 90
mel, Seacr, Woncp uuo 9oilcp mo
bic HCprGicntontcn GrCcIon0 Or
%, Spcritrect (ESno.), @urton (0.l
@ids (Wtoii), @onDogc (GoI.h
Smith (Gol.), RcpubIitoncr, ioluie
Eoogett 3cnn), @urgcB C6cr,), II.
%uio (&o.), Icmofrotcu.
Die Iettcn cidGtt e.
gilBcr Dem GonIercn5 3 @crid)t ilber
bic 5iuon5 , Gill nobm Der Senot
hclltc olld) ole H%CgicrungS , Soft
riIid)t Dill. ocn Gonirrcn5 . @criti
iibcr oic Gill fir Sen Ban BON o.
icutlifcn @c6GiloCn mo Ole Tefi5it-
&crmiaiaungS Gill al. 2ebtcrc Der
niQigt $30.7tS,848. SIN Sous lpllr.
ben ollh Der Gonfcren5 . 9eridt iibcr
Die 0ffcntlidc @cbGiloc . Bill uno
bic Icii5it . 9in o%ngenommcn, 10
bolo Der Scnot Den 6inon5bia . &c.
rift ongenommcn bate. Nicbrerc on.
bere ncniger mihtigc GorIo9cn MIR
ben I'M 2ouie oeS Cages ans Dem
@cge gcihoift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-31
Or. Seramer's Tsitatiun.

Wilmaufee, @iS., 80. Woi.-
Or. s. e. Seroner, Der ErGiiOent
oes G..I. Rotiondl-@ unbes, Der Ell.
ner @inIobrng oes Wilnnllfec Sofol.
perbnnoes iolgenb, nod @iscuniilt
gefommen mar, bat nohreno leiteS
iiebentdgigcn auientbnlts i'll Ieds
St1oten Aniprafen geboltcl, nlh
5par in Nilnoufee, WaOiion, 60
GroIie, . mitomoc. S%bebopgon mo
1onb Oh see. Sn ben letten flint
St1Oten. in oenen nod fein gnihlub
an ben Staotsperboub beituno, lit es
linn gelungen, neue 3Deige, Oos gnn.
&c County" %umfoiieno, 81 griinOen.
auf lit begriinoete Alsiidt porban.
ben, onB in Jolge Der sl9itation Or.
Seramer's nod meitere Stootperbdn.
De iid) bilben peroen. Su @isconiin
iinb III letter 3eit bebeutenbe Sort
ifritte in Der 8ereinigung Der
9entif- Imerifnner gemud)t morben,
INTO @iseonlin miro porollsiidtlih
balo ais elm eeeinigfcs @on5es benz
Hational9 unoe %angcboren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-31

ScouL 30. Mai. = Ter aoiier
bot ein Gift crIoiien, perlangcno.
oob ale putriotiihen Goreaner oltf.
boren, 9onoitcnbonoen Sd)lit 81 &c.
mobren, mo fiinftigbin init Den So
ponern @oro III Sano aebcn, bic ooS
Moblcrgebcu Goreo's miinidtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-31
%oac NrbcitS5cit Enlightenment.

Eropi0cncc u. ), 80. Moi.
@ie Die v@or0nm Mig. So" ibrcu
2600 4ngelteIltcn bcfonnt CAB, miro
lie pon Montng nb ben pollen Setrieb
micoer aufncbmen. Scit Neuinbr
mar sic @ctricb@5cit cine iebr Der.
tilr5tc mo lmrcBclnroBi0e gelpcien.
". $. Soptolr, Der Sefret0r Der Sc.
lcald)oit, crflGrtc, eS lcicn ale gllS.
Iidltelt olli before 3eitcn I'M Silber-
munrengcidGlt u%urban0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-31

bclitc, Oo5 @criid)t, icinc Softcr SIC
len, bic frii6crc &cr5oBin &c &olen.
can, lei nit bcm Erin5en AuNltItu>
pom Nrcnbcrg pcrIobt, in NbrrOc 5l
itcllcn.
5opon'S @oiicffraftc.
Gofio, 80. Moi.- Sin ioponiid).
cngliid) omcrifoniihcS Snnoifot bat
Die GntluidcllnA Der @oIiertrGltl
&opon'@ uuteruommcn.
Nci elmer bclttjgcn Situu0 limo SIT
oicicm 3mcdc %G,000,000 gc3cidnct
morOcn, mooon sic &0Iitc ouf Sopo.
nCr iicl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-31

mo un0crcn an ser frul15oiii6Cn
@rcn5c gelcgcncn @urniioncn. Nl-
1clid)t2 0cS croriidcuocn @cpeiSmu
tcriolS bcQIlcmtc lid S6npuru Ntittc
Scptcmbcr 5ll cincm @eitGnOriB lei.
ncr Sdpilo. bic cr olliau03 cntiG)ie.
bcn bcitrittcn bottc.)
Stnot&unmuIt Nci or0c crit.
Srcibcrr b. G%cibenltein bot Ben
StoutHanluult @lcihCr in &arlarubc
olti EiItolcn gCiorocrt. Gen NnIuS
III Der Strcitlodc bubcn Die &crbuno.
lltn9cn int iiing'tcn Ero5cb BON Sri.
Olga Wolitor gc0cn bo0ildc HcOafs
tcltre 0cbotcn. Ger Ircibcrr crflGrt,
FOB icinc @attin bonn S%toot5umpoIt
bcIci0igt mor0cu lei.
Som berger @r5bi d Of
frauf.
Ger Gr5bild)oi BON @nmberg, o.,
II. gilbert, lit idluer c@rfrunft. ISn Der
l(nlgcbung 0eS firdliden Mitr0cn.
triggers 9ibt man iid pegcn ieinea
3lltonOc9 groBcu @clorgnilicn bin.
Hci d ) Ii8funtbIeibt.
Der Central 9luSidplB ser HcidS-
Sonf Bot in ieincr bcltti0en SiBltl0
Die Sbunlidfcit Scr GrmGBigung Oe@
GiScontS in G%rp0Qlung ge5ogen. Noh
ltbboftcr Gi9fuliion uu0 rcifli6cr
llcbcrIcgung lplroc ocr Dicabe5iigii-
die Iltr1g obgelcbnt.
6nmiIic m~illigt elm.
Sn cincm tSomilicnrntb i'll @icn
iii belhlpllcn morOenL elmer Seirutb
Ger Frin5cliin Nnlolie cutie bon sir
ltellbcr1 nit Dem Nngcltclltcn elmer
glttouobil 6irmu, @llItou ao5ium
nit Dem iic filr5lid) aus @ict ourd)-
9ing niht Hanger ST opponircn,
9oS F0rd)cn beiinoct lid) 9cgcll-
iuGrtig III 2u5crn mo miro bort bis
had Der &ohicit blcl6cn.
@ciN orbicc W an6pcrn.
ScIQoIon6, 80. Mai. - Scr
bcrti6c &ronprin5 bcfin0ct lid bier
an @oro ces 6loggihiiics oGcutid
LAMB" no cr slim critcn Malc an
bcn rcgitfGren Otollopcr lle6ilnocn
Der belttid1cn SSlottc III scr HorOier
tbeiltimnnt.
IS iin0 10 ariegSidific aQcr aloi-
len mobil gennod)t, mo nld) sic SIT.
Observation-Disclosures : Sdtiiie nc6mrn
an Den his jum 6. Sum- 0ollernoelt
M~un0pern tbCil.
Dot O'9rien err.
bolt h.
Iofio. 80. Woi. - Scr omeri.
fonild)e @ntihofter 5bomos 5. 81.
Srlen bat 5ur @rbollln9 cine adttd=
gige 6obrt olf Dem areu5er .Hoin-
bonn" 6logacnidifi beS Gontre-Ib.
mirolS 5. y. Sempbin, onaetreten.
Seine @ottirl reiit iiber Die iibiriifc
Giienbobn nod 9riilieI 5llm 9eilid)
ibrer BORT ipchncnoen 5od]ter.
Norton 6cmentirt.
Foris. 80. Moi. r. 2epi =. Mor-
ton alltoriiirte sic rNiiociirte Ereiie"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-31

300 Wurinc Solootcn an Der Teicr
T6cil, Ger Nlfnono an @lrmen
mar prod)tpou.
SnH en- Dorf.
Ncm Oorf, 80. Mai. - Gin
IuVgc onbolten0cr HCQcn, mcld)cr
bonn Icidtcn Stoubrcgcn SIT tuubrcn
@%oicrGiiiien mcd)ieItc, mod)tc Die
GcnonItrationen gclegcntIif oea
Observation-Disclosures fir OieGbcil.
nebmlcr 81 nidtS iueniAer ais ulgc-
nCbmen Nuigo6en, Die inociicn nit
GROCER Gilidttrclc eriiiat murOcn.
1000 Wann Son0truppcu un0 See
Sol0oten Itabmcn an Der Eurobc
Ibcil. @ouocrnellr SlIg6cS mo Icin
Stnb nobmcn oiC Eoru0e Dor Den
Solootcn unO Wutroien . Monumcn-
ten ab, uIto 5lpor lpnr 8ollp. &ugbc9
elmer Der &cbtcr, Der Den Stono Der.
licb. 8ci 8ront'S Wonumcnt iou9
lih cbenfouS cine u~ngcbcucrc Wcr.
idcnnlengc Gin, 0uiclbit 6iClt Der
&ricga = ScfrctGr Goft Die Aniproda
oc9 Cages.
0erTng in Detroit.
Detroit, Wi6., 80. Wtoi. -
Sclttc mlroc bier gelegcntIid Oe@
Observation-Disclosures Elm Wom.
mcnt Oca crItcn @o,lpcrncltr@ ponNfi
d,igoL Stcpcn3 Sbomion Mtoion, i'm
Capitol B.. Ynrf cntbiiQt. Gr @un
ocS Senator GbomoS ". NnImcr
belt Die Souptrcoe uno Die Nod).
tonmen 0eS @nuperncura, BON mel
dJcu picle Jest III Moibingtou mob
rlerL mnrcl bcinube allc 5lt0cgcn.
@ollocrneur Wurncr mo Wtopor ".
y. E%bonlpion morcn bic &ollptfcltt
rconcr. Die tootcn Matroien ruto
Worinc Sol0utcn luur0cn BON ibrcn
iibcrlcbcnocn &umcruocn 0ccbrt, in.
Dem @lumen in oCn 6luB geitrcltt
iplr0er, mo nod elmer Yorooe Der
Motionol . Wuroc mo &ctcroncn ocS
Yiir0crtricgcS mllroet Die 0r0bcr &c
ifn1iidt.
Cen Wanrn GIinton's.
ain9iton, N.-D, 30. @Ioi. -.
Gic irOiiden lleberreltc ocS eritcn
Uoupcrneura Clinton pom 9tcm yorf
mo %cbcmoligcn Sicc g E%rGiiOentcn
Der Ser. Stootclt, crit tiir5lidJ inter
10 0roBcn Gcrcntonicn nod Der bel.
motblibcn Sdolle gebrod)t, lit bier
olli ocnt Sricoboic Der bollGnoiihcn
Stride Dem ShooBc Der Groe iibcr.
Gcbcn moroen. Sine ltarfc Nbtbei'
lung pon Yunoestruppen mo WtiIij
lUobntc Den @erCmonicn bel.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-10-24
FOLEYSHONEYAn6TAR

This seasons pack OF corn and to-
matocs in Hartford county is put at
about 100000 cases, which is up to the
average OF recent years.
Gilbert Campbell and Barre Mil
Ter were thrown out OF team and
painfully bruised, and their wagon was
wrecked, when their horse ran away
on the Clinton Miller farm, near
Woodlawn, one day last week
-Rcg1rts from all sections OF Mary
land, Delaware and New Jersey, made
to the fall meeting OF the Tri-State
Packers Association. held in Viii
miugton last week, showed the pack
OF tomatoes for this season to be
about 20 per cent. OF that Of last year.
owing to uniayorable weather condi-
tons
Miss Ethel George Of st. Georges.
took a dose OF carbolic acid, one
morning las, week, by mistake for
peppermint A ncighbor, Mrs. NJ. c.
Grimes, promptly gave her an emetic
and physician was at once called
who gave the needed treatment. AT
last accounts Miss George was con
sidered out Of danger.
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CHESAPEAKE PUBLIC SCHOOL
Averages OF the five highest in each
class.
Seventh Grade-Paul Lake o6.3
Mamie Boulder $50, Ccna Pierce o5.
Howard Brown 937, Emma Loveless
o3.7.
Sixth Grade-Alice Hopper o7.s
Adelaide Clayton o6I, Ellie Norris
os.7 Harry Salmon o5.7, Lizzie Wells
o5.s.
Fifth Grade-Edna Brown 90 5,
Irene Byers COS. Mildred Middleton
o6.s. Edith Brown o62 Anna Bris
tow q62
Fourth Missouri Norris %. 2
Alircd Pierce o34. William Rowland
OH. Elsie Bristow o., Fred Love
less qTs
Third Gradc-TIiram Battersby 90
John Houck ol, Mary Freeman o.
Eli Wells Of, Ralph Bungard 81.
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Vincent Cloud. farmer OF the
Millington section, dropped dead, one
day last week, while waiting for train
at Massey's.
The oyster dredging season will
be on in earnest about November 4.
and oystermen are reported to believe
il will prove a record breaker. owing
to the fine condition OF the beds.
w s. Kennedy, of the Webster.
Hartford county section, raised and
sold this season AIS bushels OF to-
matocs from 10 acres. getting rs cents
per bushel, SI,o32, or nearly 500 per
acre.
1t is reported in New Castle that
the plant OF the National Tube Co.,
located there, is likely to be torn
down. presumably to save payment OF
taxes Recent attempts TO purchase
the property failed.
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The Cecil Farmers Club held its
October meeting on Wednesday Of
last week, at Joseph s. Scarborough's,
near Pleasant Hill
Mrs. Frank II. Jacobs, OF Pros
pcct Hill, Hartford county, fell from a
chair, one day last week, and two OF
her ribs were fractured.
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Woman interrupts Political Speaker

A well dressed woman interrupted
political speaker recently by contin-
ually coughing. II she had taken Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar il would have
cured her cough quickly and expelled
the cold from her system. The genu-
inc Foley's Honey and Tar contains
no opiates and is in yellow package.
Refuse substi,utes.-H. c. WELLS.
A we'll 3oI Ia feet deep, sunk for
the Abbott Aldcrney Diaries at Ok
ford, Pa. was drilled for 400 feet
through solid rock, and but 81 feet OF
On Sng was required
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Bears the II lhe hlhu iul hae MMsIS bO'

The five months old child OF Mrs.
George w. Kcifer, OF Oxford, died in
her arms on Lancaster, Oxford K
Southern train. one day recently. as
she was on her way home from Lam
caster. whittier she had taken the in
iant Tor treatment.
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cECILToN SCHOOL.

CECILTON SCHOOL.
Seventh grade-Henry Winter Davis
o8.S. Ada Davis oS7, Alverda Fergu-
son ol.6, Bessie Mccoy o4.3.
Sixth grade-Hilda Ostrom oS6.
Lilly Ferguson os.2, Pauline Price o4.I.
Alice Bennett %, Katharine Wilson
oI8.
Fifth grade-Isabei Clark oS.5, Eli
sabe,h Lushv o.. Marguerite Myers
OH. Mary Anderson o72. Roland
Blackway OIL, Ethel Luthringer o6.4,
David Davis %, Mabel Allen o5.7. Car
men Price os.5, Clara Connolly o5.
Violet Bennett o42. Emily N;ckerson
o4I, Agnes Ostrom o. Carroll Short
GAL.
Fourth grade-Mary Davis o6.s, Ed
gar Manlove o5.3. Robert Brown o.,
Gertrude Manlove oss6. Frank Bennett
%. John Clayton o2.i, Edward Mccoy
oo7. Allie Pcarce COS.
Third grade --Rosalie Luthringei
o6.3. Mary Clark $50. Marie Price o4.3
Susie Bennett o34, Emma Anderson
o3.4, Elwood Burris o3.3, Arthur Lus'
by o3.2. Martha Taylor o2.s. Ella Al
derson OF, Hilda Darby ooI
Second grade-L. Wicks Davis o2.3
Anna Bennett oT6, Ethel Mccoy Of,
CHESAPEAKE HIGH SCHOOL.
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zeal Estate Transfers

fter I. Jackson, Executor, to
Cordelia A. Simmons and Debo-
IA. Jackson, three properties ag-
eating 20 acres, S2.S5o.
t,usscll Reynolds and vile to Annie
Reed, "a acres in Sixth district.
900.
Jennie F. Boulder and Charles S.
fBoulden. her husband, to James Z.
Nowland. house and lot in Chesapeake
\ City. S3Is.
William f. Gillespie and wife, OF
Ohio, and Hester Elizabeth Ewing to
Frank H. Steele, OF Ohio, 10 acres in
Sixth district, SIS and other considera-
tons.
John Ford and others. OF Washing
ton. to ], Frank Shippers. two lots at
North East, $I4o
Rosalie Jones and Joseph G. Jones.
her husband, TO William II. Cole, Jr.,
property in Perryville, s. and other
considerations.
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EOLEYSKIDNEYCURE
ffakes Kidneys and Bladder Right

Mr. Jesse Harlan Spencer and
Miss Edith Webster. were married by
Friends ceremony on October 10. at
the home Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs Claiming l.. Webster, near
New Iondou. Pa.
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A Married Man In Trouble

"A married man who permits any
member OF the family so take anything
except Foley's Honey and Tar. for
coughs, colds and lung trouble, is
guilty OF neglect Nothing else is as
good for all pulmonary troubles. The
genuine Folcy's Honey and Tar con-
tains no opiates and is in yellow
package c. WELLS.
T. X. Stubbs. OF Oxford. has been
appointed to distribute among the par
ties in interest a balance OF $23,2o4 50
in the hands OF the executors OF Mrs.
Lydia Hickman. late oi West Chcs-
ter, Pa.
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EOLEYSHONEYAr6TAR
Cures Colds, preverts Pneumonia

Mrs. Mary Wakeland. OF Church,
vile, Hartford county, has loaf al
bread baked 2S years ago by Mrs, w.
Scott Earnes, The bread is said to
ook tempting enough for the sourest
dyspeptic as il is ideally hard and dry.
ASTORIA.