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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1908-02-14

by banks would be done away with
fApd in thejH-9lace an taSqe ri feTern-
AentE 1rrtp&, payable 1 gSld He
Aw[ litael dtrerence.J so}faEl the
governments responsibility Is concern
| cd. between these two classes Of cur
rency because eVen he emergency CIR
culation under consideration is ultf-
pately re4seAmablte4in gdaaH the banks
Fbast to r44eeM eNAMr. Baa4sy saidIHe
would like to nave this bill provide for
Is 900 900 900 Of emsrrgency SuEfepcy in
stead of $500, 900 900. "The time will
fefHArA,BaileF,fr' when
rerr money a pc based upon :fherqfsd-
it and issued by the government"
He believed in paying off the GOV
erHneat fteht and tdidnos twsnt any
currency, YsFsremrfAat rEeaqiFed aIAab-
lie debt to make it operative. He was
not in favor of 2GreSpbaSkisnJ.. Ee
was not in favor of issuing money
that had for it's basis merely a'hgsnd
declaring that it was money: He want
ed the notes OF the government re-
deemable in coin.
: Senator lodge gaYT notice Of an
/Iamendpe6t including among the
bonds available for currency issues
the bonds Of the Philippine govern
ment, the city of Manila and the rail-
roads Of the Philippines, the principal
and interest of which has been guar
anteed by the Philippine government.
Mr.. Bacon asked whether territorial
Aandszhad been, considered BY b fin
nee committee as prope to be used
as security for currency issues Mr..
Adrich said. such securities had been
discussed and would receive further
Consideration. -
Al .discussion was preci-
plated by Senator Hepburn, of Idaho,
on parliamentary question concern
:ngSthe proprietkZf the adoption Of
the@e6mittee amadments as q part
Senator Adricg however, insisted
that such 4cfaseF would-in no. way
hamper an6ator in~amendins the
bills and democrats expressed their
satisfaction with that method 81 pro-
All committees amendments were
then dfcqrPqrsfea IN the bin, fSYspt
those aecIafnihg Retaliation to Re tx
ed by the Secretary of the treasury of
bonds to Pedagogical as a basis for
currency circulation and the provi-
,sibns limInelat40nEto railroad bonds.
l. The senatelat 5:04ap. 10. adjourned
, M ataTfIR HQUSEsnE vel
unMheni confederation pfJthe Indian a.
pEapriation, bib was. Fesplmpffd i. iip il the
house, Of REPRESENTATIVES, .ton day. an
amendment was, submitted by, Mt, Fer
ris, Oklahoma, to make a per capita
paynlent~pfPns hpad Fede doll@s toTahe
Kiowa. Komahehees, Apache Indisns OF
Oklahoma. " After some debate 1.-THE
.aIasadmant-W VA
rot come out Of the treasury but would
be paid from the funds Of the Indians
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1908-02-14

o. + INTERSTATE roads and make,
to the inteRState commerce
,o11pmisaioh they! would BE inchld-.
,,, ,
NE Bailey said there was in hisl
5pikiDn no doubt that this bill does
exdMSde ihteturbaHL9lectr 'rrCJAds. tHei
saii the recently enacted orat tie r4a# iEv
MS pinfon@ did not require any reads
the'9stea1h roads t~to9Fep0rti to
hd2Hhterstate conanaerce' commission.
'AAB reatE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS thHEolec-c
tr~i&S3roads are said ME- Bailey, i"1'
him they have not been tried SUI
ictn thy 20 DE sacceptedN as1a basis 81
out currenP"zHe Suggested that tie
railroads might seriously reg
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1908-02-14

Washington, Feb. Ex-senator Aid
rich today called up his currency bill
and formal made blythe
fina&fee communities were adopted by
~
Senator Burkett, of Nebraska, in
quirsd concerning the provision for
the distribution of funds by the secre-
tarE@of the treasury and Mr.. Aldrich
repsfEd that if the currency provided
shqtald not be needed in one state i
shqNfd be- apportioned to another state
in ttaIe ann section of the country.
IH4uiry was made by Senator Dolli-
verfE%hether the provision insbrespect
to railroad bonds as securitWforfur-
reney circulation would includeShpnds
of roads other than those operated Ivy
STn&KXn
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Of Discussion In House
DOT IS CONDEMNED
Connection With Russla's
Is t-ta.uEs-cIg -ET -yG r .
n Treatment OF Passports

LII
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
NoRTH WooDsIoGk.

A special town meeting was held in this parish at l0 Il. in. Monday. It was voted to either repair or rebuild the school house i'll the English Neigh borhood. the expense not to exceed Slooo. A committee was appointed To meet the trustees of Woodstock Acade- my to consult about having the Acad- emy made free 10 Town pupils. The committee was Dr. (. (. GildersieeVe, C. 4d Perrin, and Mowry V. Ross.
 Miss Berniee Leavitt is spending a week with Miss Grace Church m Douglas.
 Invitations are cut for the wedding of Miss Ethel Paine to Prof. John Ad- ans, The date being July 23d.
 James V Perrin with number et hIs classmates, has gone on survey ing trip l5O miles northwest of Mon treal. for a Canadian firm. They eN- pect To be gone two month. Mails are -eeeived only twice a months. The ad- dress is l. 'Announciation, r. tl
 Thomas Hedges has purchased new pair of bay horses from Henfy Aouags-
 Miss Agnes Towne is al home for q two months stay with her parents.
 Mrs. Frank Jordan and son Spencer are the guests of Mrs. Clarence CleNe- land this week, al her cottage Ill Mes terly, k. l.
 Mrs. William Brown entertained M r. and Mrs. Henry Gomings on sunday
 Miss Mary A. Potter is spending the week with Mrs. Lucy Hubbard.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17

II was a pleasant gathering and Ihor- oaghiy enioyes. by ali the guests.
 NIT. and Mrs. Herbert Collar of Bsss- Ion are spending the summer with Miss Mildred Cellar at Red-Top.
 Mir. and Mrs Wise and Miss Holman, ef Brooklyn, \. l., are at Edward Peal'S.
 MF. and Mrs. Eleazer Williams and daughter of Pitt>field, Mass. have been the guests oi their cousins, the Misses osgood.
 AndrewSharpe Is home from Bridge poFt for brief visit.
 The family ef nr. Alfred Macintosh oi Hyde Park, Mass, and Mrs. smith and child of Andover, Mass, are at the Macintosh cottage.
 Miss Coleman of Andover k visiting Mts- Joseph Elliott.
 Miss Carpenter of East Douglas has been spending a few days al James Ar noid :.
 N \. Vaughn has gone To Maine for a summers outing.
 The seseretshower Tuesday evening played havoc with trees and telephones in Abingdon.
 N. II. Mansfield k Co. sell King Ar thur Hour. ss-ssu
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
SOUTH wwpDsTOCK

Mrs C. W. Talbot of Brooklyn spent TWO weeks recently with her daughter, Ars. Whitney. Miss Olive Whitney went home with her for short visit.
 Miss Florence M Barber of Daniel son sal Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. A II. Williams.
 Mrs. Thomas Baker, who has been aaite ii, Is some better.
 ars. J. A. Lowe has returned from nef fathers in Thompson.
 W. J. Nelson, a student in Trinity .oilege, Is at Watch Hill for a couple months, where he has position as salof' "Nill' has many friends who aie much interested in his efforts to ob- sah a college education and congratu- 'a's him on the success he is attaining. A.. Williams & Co. are about start sue lheir mill. which has been idle for some time.
 MISS Edith Williams is expected nome this week.
 me Young Peoples League held the Aeang on Sunday at Roseland Park.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
Wildwood Park

The bill this week consists of i've NaudeN file acts. Jack Dempsey heads the pr gram. He hands out l5 min ates of fun as tramp comedian and eccentric d me. T. Miss Flo Esmond, assisted hy Baby Esmond. America 's greatest child artist, are making a hit. The Boldens' colored knocksbout aero batic dancing and singing sketch is a lively skit, and lola Hobsen and Com pany in comedy playlet is fitting ending of good entertainment.
 Another good bill is promised for next week: Waller and Magill in their new act, "Just Kids Al Ling Soc, Chinese magician, is said to have no equal. NIT. and Mrs. Harry Seyon in a one act playlet, 1.-The Marriage Bro ker, and Frances Gerard, prima don ma, complete the show.
 Dancing Tuesday Thursday and Sat urday evenin~s. Music by the Ideal Orchestra oi We S
 The park k now Ill mid. season, and there Is good attendance daily. A new feature this year is large Ferris wheel which is we'll patfonized.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
 WOODSTOCK VALLEY.

Mrs. Maude Brown has so far recov- cred from her recent illness as to be able to return 10 her home in Putnam.
 John Paine, also Mrs. George Young, have been guests of Mrs. Lydia Ken yon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ellis who were visiting Mrs. Ellis father, MT. Estabrooks, bur, jed their ittleidaughter, Georgiana, 10 months old. The funeral was held lasi Sunday afternoon at the home oi MT. E,stabrooks.
 MH.Leonard and her two daughters, Miss Maude, and Mrs. Fife Leverich, are at their home here for the summer.
 Miss Flora Hammond is visiting friends in Palmer, Mass
 Joseph Kenyon, who is in very poor health, is in the hospital al Putnam.
 Mrs. Briggs has moved into her cot tape. and the new merchant has taken possession of the store. We wish him success.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
On the Defensive.

On the Defensive
 Johnny Clayton was the III used scn of an ugly stepfather. He always threw up his right arm whenever he answered any question In school. as though fearing an attack from his teacher IL was impossible 10 break him of the habit. and so the pupils and teachers became accustomed to it and made no comments.
 But when the bishop came 10 town and talked 10 the Sunday school he lined up the boys and girls in class room form to ask them some questions from the catrchisrn. Johnny Clayton happened to be al the upper end of the alignment. and the bishop gave him the first question:
 Tell me. please who made this great world Of ours
 "I didn't do it. exclaimed Johnny a. he threw up his arm
 What is the meaning of thisf' sale the bIssiap severely.
 T fne.ig that fl l did l won't do fl again. P said Johnny. with sob. as h. threw ap his hand and arm
 The surprised bishap walked cyer to ward ffe excited s,eE. and Ioiis4ny lsFsss for the door. screaming. Help. Moth
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
Educatinq the Enelish.

The English do not know what to think until they are coached laberious ly and insistently for years in the proper and becoming opinion. For ten years past with an unprecedented per ,iAacity .ifii ot,stna fiotl i nave been dinning into the public head that am an extraordinarily witty. brilliant and clever man. That k now part of the public opinion uf England. and no DOW ar in heaven or earth will ever change it I may dodder and dote. may pot boil and Platit0linize. | may become the butt and chopping block of all ihe bright original spirits of the rising generation. but my reputation shall not suffer II is built up fast and solid like Slia kespeare's. on an imprcgnalle ha sis of dognatie reiteration.-B Bernard shaw
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
EAST THOMPSON

The old proverb Make hay while The sun shines,n has been well carried oui the past week. All the weather conditions perfect, and an enormous crop of hay, is the report of all
 The Baptist East Thompson church will be closed for the next two Sab baths, as in former years, during The camp meeting session.
 Ms. George Cutler is no better. and aas suffered severely the past weeks ' m the heat, as well as the disease iae family have the sympathy of the enuTe community.
 Ars- samuel Thatcher and son Ray fehd have been visiting some of their ielnier neighoors.
 Af. and Mrs. Frank Carleton have aeen entertaining quite a number of guests from Webster and Southbfidge. si The past week
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
4 Traitor.

4 politician in st. rouis secured sev srai offices on tie strength of his war of real soldiers and made fiambosanl speeches.
 One day In hall in East St Louis he dwelt with much emphasis on his own brave record in two battles.
 sfIew co.Iid that be 7" asked little man who wore G 4. R button Those two battles yoH mention were fought on the same day and were If. teen hundred mics apart.''
 "My friends. '' shouted the hero there is A traitor among us. Put him ouffs'
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
WEST GLOUCESTER.

,s raster Lester Reynolds ef Mohegan, afs- J. B. Reynolds.
 alter Hawkins visited in Boston Asl week Friday.
 ,.. siiss Edith Shekieton of Worcester is fs saesl Of Miss Ardeile Burrill for a . lss Emily Rabbit of Putnam V as
 4ssi at Seth Babbitt's over Sunday. a.s lss Ethel Law Is visiting Provi- erhee relatives.
 n..' W C. Greene and daughter Hi1s E also Alfred, moved io Chestnut -'.. fast Friday.
 i'm s. bfooss of Meriden is spending ss,,,' sek ks of his vacation al Sch Bak-
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
 anEAR ny

Ma5ser 5f hg.f l:z asszaies an T Fame. ieVe and forsane nn my foot steps Naff
 Cft3es a545 ssIas walk penetrate DessHts aud ss,ts re5a1te an.L D. ss.afs try Hnvel and part and p4iace. s1ou or lHte
 knock unbi1den once at every eate If feasasng. rise. fl s.eepiag wase before 1 turn away. Il Is the hour of fate. And they who follow reach every state Mortais desire and conquer every foe Save death. But these who doubt or hesitate, Condemned to failure. penury and woe. Seek me tn vain and eeaselessly impiore. answer not and return-no more
 John J. lngalls.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
How Grandma Viewed Them.

i.Rl glad Billy had the yense to mar. Y I settled old man" snid Grandma Wiaeum at the wedding
 Why. pranama: asked The son.
 "Nesa gals Is hifs =tite. and wllaers is t51Hter avesrniia aird Hfasftiu But O.. nalids is t4aas1al auI Wi!iia to pseaSet
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
BlsGrON

The Rev. N. I. Jones, D. D., oi Thompson, occupied the pulpit of the Congregational church iasi sunday, and gave a practical sermon on ''D ath- ering up the fragments. services ID the church will be discontinued. nnlii August 2d.
 The many friends Of the Rev. Joseph kyfe will be glad 10 learn that he IS recovering and expects 10 or able soon 10 resume pastoral work
 About thirty were present at The Christian sEndeavor Social held al Henry ], Miiburis Tuesday evening.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17

ne funeral of Herbert Baker. who osesi iast week Thufsd ay. .aSesi fss xears ~a> hsid at his home on ~atursiay at nj . eioek, Rev. (. l. Ramsey officiating Ihe howefs were heautifui. The hear CTS were John MeGFegoF, Lewis Place 1eoFse Hall, and Mowrv Trim. iInr' lai al Aeote Hill, Chepachet.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
One Point ia His Favor.

4 witty priest was once visiting q ..sef made millionaire. who took him to see his seldom used library.
 There" said the millionaire. point ing 10 table covered with books ..there are my best friends.
 "Ah." replied the wit as he glanced at the leaves. I'm glad you don't cut them,"- Sacred Heart Review.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
No Escape.

A citizen of Seattle who had looked upon the wine when he was no longer sure what color if was in the course of his journey home encountered n tree protected hy an iron tree guard. Grasp ing the bars he cautiously felt his way around il twice.
 "Curse it," he moaned. sinking to the ground in despair Locked in."-Ev prvbDtiytS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-08-01
Real Estate Transfers

Amos Wilson and wife to Samuel ID.
Wilson. property at Warwick, $500
Walter + Jackson, Executor, TO
Deborah a. Jackson. two properties in
Cecil County.
Kinnard NJ. Riley. Executor. TO
Horace l. Ricy. property. in Eighth
district, $3.50.
Omar y. Crothcrs. Assignee. 10
Records and Goldsborough, Of Bal,i-
more, Park Hotel property at Chesa-
peake City. SI,4oo.
Samuel \. Taylor. Assignee, to
Ebenezer Riley. lot OF land in Eighth
district, SlI2. .
Junius Starkes and wife to William
B Steel, property near Port Deposit,
$40
VIM J. Cameron and wife to Fri
Isaac. house and lot IN North East.
81 600
VIM s. Evans. Trustee. 70 Sadie T
Nicoll. property in Chesapeake City,
$500.
John II HuSielt and wife to Thomas
Pearce, property in Pearcc's Neck,
$26o.
Clarence w Steel and wife to JOS.
Thomas. old Park and Smiths Roll
ing Mill' property, S. and other con-
sidcrations.
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-08-01
FOLEYSHONEYr6TAR
Cures Colds; Prevents Pneumonia

To broaden the scope OF the work
~ the Maryland Sunday School ASso-
citation the director, have added three
new assistant superintendent To- the
prc,cn, force oi field worker, They
arc:-For Home Department, Rev J.
C. Sommcrlattc For Ndu't Depart
mcnt. Rev Edgar T. Reed For Tenn
pcrancc Department, Rev Marina s
Puul>ou. assistant superintendent at
the Anti Saloon League The new as
SiStants will aid Rev DR. Charles
Rhoad,. the general secretary, in con-
Quoting conventions and Institutes
throughout the city and State. This
promises to- be busy summer for the
Association
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-08-01
bridge Across Bay Favored

Much interest has been manifested
IN the proposed bridge across Chesa-
peakc Bay, connecting Baltimore
with the Eastern Shore. While the
plans are still IN embryo, it is said the
matter has been sufficiently discussed
10 make il certain that the engineering
part Of the proposition could be ac-
compIished.
Many prcccdents OF difficult engin-
eering works are cited by those who
favor the plans The Norfolk and
Southern Railroad has trestled work
over part OF Albemarlc Sound and the
Southern Pacific Railroad built about a
year ago a bridge over mile long
across western river that had over
flowed its banks. making II necessary
to change the line OF tracks
The type most favored is the Bas-
cule bridge. which can be opened and
closed on the principle similar to those
of the blades 81 pocket knife, the
ends going high inthe air. Such a
bridge is so weighted that slight power
will be needed to open il. The Chicago
and Milwaukee Railroad has adopted
this type altogether with thorough
satisfaction.
The Merchants and Manufacturers
Association is interested in the pro-
ject. A trolley line that could handle
both passengers and freight would
probably be established. opening COM
mercial intercourse with the rich Eas-
tern Shore country. An illustration is
afforded by the fact that Chestertowr.
which is Io7 miles by rail, would thcs
be about a. miles distsnt-Balto. Sun,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-08-01

The Republican county primaries
have been set Tor Saturday. August -,
and the Democratic county primaries
for Saturday, September - These
two political events will formally launch
the campaign for the politlcal control
nf New Castle county t"r the ensuing
four years.
"My child wa, burned terribly about
the face, neck and chest | applied DR..
Thomas Electric oil The pain
ceased and the child sank into rest
iul s'ecp Mrs Nancy NJ Hanson,
Hamburg. y Y.
The new type ui national bank
note, ISSUED under the provision, oi
the \Idrch Nrccland currency law has
made It, appearance The note is "' a
diiicrru, design from the old form and
the serial number, and seal are printed
~ blue instead ui carmnc, a, formerly
In the upper lett hand corner oi the
fac, ut the note /, the inscription. Sc
cured by United State, Bond, or Other
Securities The last three words are
what give, the currency 1t, distinction
from the I'D kind
~ 'ilt l'll 'li'llNI' il'HH N'ull'N
trouble, So ju,, remember that Foley
Kidney Remedy will stop the irrcgu-
lar''lr~ and cure any case 81 kidney or
bladder trouble tina, !, not beyong the
reach ui mcdlcnc.--ll. {. WELLS.
Mis-, Annie Hill Henry, ~ New
ark. wa, taken t. the New Castle
County Hospital at Farnhurst last
Wcduc ,day a, the result OF eating too
heartily OF peach Some oi the meat
chung To- the stone, and, in trying to
remove it, she accidentally allowed the
stone to slip down her throat She has
suffered cNcru,iatlug agony and prob
ably will have To- undergo an operation
- .htlin rrlirf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-08-01
Encouraging Friends

The WING is in reccip, OF a number
81 encouraging letters this week
Among them we mention one from our
old friend John w Crouch, Of Chase,
Md, who asks Tvs to put him down as
4 Cecil county taxpayer who is OPP
posed to changing the site OF the old
Cour, House" Another such letter
comes from Camp Columbia, Havana.
Cuba. where Sergeant Aaron Grosh
finds - WIG a valuable and pleas
ant visitor.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-08-01

y s. Bushaum, Batrsvillc. Ind,
writcs:-"Last year suffered for three
months with summer cold so dis
trc>sing that it intcriered with my
business had many OF the symp-
toms OF hay fever. and a doctors pre-
scrip,ion did not reach my case, and
took several medicines which seemed
only to aggravate It. Fortunately in
sisted upon having Foley's Honey and
Tar |, quickly cured me. My wife
ha, since used Foley's Honey and Tar
with the same success. III. C..
WELLS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-08-01
Menus In Brief

An artc,ian well with oooo gallons
an hour capacity has been added to the
Denton water works.
Five miles Of concrete sidewalks
will he laid At Ridge'y. a. the result,
OF compulsory ordinance passed
Bethel Methodist Episcopal con.
grcgation. Chcstcrtowu, has decided
to build a new church on the present
site
Chief Judge jaime, Alfred Pcaree
has appointed James + Baker, Philip
G. Wilmer and + Thomas Massey,
auditors for Kent county
Stricken on a Western trip State
Superintendent OF Education NJ Bates
Stephens. IN in Battle Creek Sanator-
ium. Michigan. Is reported to be much
improved
Mr. ]. q Statesman, Secretary Of
the Prisoner, Md Association. in his
rcccut rcpor, states that the Hartford
jail "s one Of the worst buildings oi
lis kind IN the United States, and puts
one IN mind II the horrors Of the
prisons ui mcdlacy1 days"
Foley. Kidney Remedy will cure
any case oi kidney ar bladder trouble
that =, no, beyond the reach Of mcdi-
cine No medicine can do more.
1t WA, stated this week By mum
n'' y" ""','',, .'', a., 't >ml wa,
H., ~
,"'' l>' ,"' Wv, ~, H., 'la aI. ,',,
pee. u'i' ~ '". WIZ, ~, ,',,,.i ,.'''
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'''' IL
.'A. '''. 'll,''. '''.''''''''' '.'''
'' ''' wv
Hives. eczema lrCh ur ,.lt rhcuW
set, ynu crazy Can't bear the touch
II your clothing bnau'- Ointment
cures the most obstinate cases Why
surfer All druggists sell H.
The manager ui the Ta'bu, county
Far Association. .a.tnu. PROMISES the
publfr the best al-runrd ,air and races
ever ~. ~ .u these graud,. The track
h., been much improved and MANY
fine herd, Of cattle from q distance will
he ON exhibition. The yar'ou, amusc-
mcnt, will be- greater than ever be
fore.
ssCan't look we'll eat well ur feel
well with imuurr blood feeding YOUR
hnd, Keen The blood pure with Bur
dock Blood Bmcrs Ia, simply. take
exercise. keep clean md YOU will have
long life.
r,r,,r, go , .,,,I tran Hiram Com
,,.,, , i,rmcr near Greenwood. Del
,,". Laid t,r , b,ii da, rr,H rescued
Lr h,. ,,;;, Tu,.Iey Inc wen, 10 a
.,,.,n,, ,,r, "a Tho i,rn, :, clear M the
,,,,,hnr ,Lcrc In mo,,n,, arn,,pd he
No. .,Jd,rr,. .,,,.h, around ,hc leo
t., ;,,'. - .,,,I W,h , icrl he AZ
,r,,n,rd T., r.ranr In, hi Ia the
ara,,rL hrc,l;pp H.. r;.b, arm lie
sr,oI 49, nr,, L,nscl; ,oo.r I'M, with tho
h.lL,r lrn, hn Gould 4, rr,hing and
n,.r, Increment nnly hrot,gh, him
,n,rc ,,,r Snfcr.pg rom III, broken
arr, ,rJ ia. ,r,,h - ,hr tram wbirb
m,,. i,.,,ncJ :, , tree he yr,icJ un,;l
To ,',. h,,rsc ana hali rGrsr;nus he
I,r ,brrr until ai,rr dark when his
sr,,.h,c,.J ,,,tc Gn,l,, found him and
Ir1,,,,L hin, nr,rh. =, mil, ~ ,hr home
'''rN '' 's
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-08-01
IF IN NEED OF
AN ACCOMMODATION

money accommodation,
70, few days, a few weeks
or a few months, come in
and see us.
We have funds on band
to loan on secured paper
and will be very glad to
accommodate you.
II you are not a regular
customer of ours come in
and see il we cannot make
arrangements for you to
become one.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-08-01
A Reliable Remedy
FOR
CATAR R n
Ely'S Cream Balm

Gives Reiiei at Once
II clean ..s, soo'l'"4.
heals and protects
The disrascI 10 lie