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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-11-25
Wypdmere
(Wyndmere Ploneer.)

Gorden Anderson arrived
this week from Davenport Cass
county, where he recently sunk
an artesian we'll.
Mrs. ]. ]. w. Dvorak is in a
hospital at Breckenridge, MINI.
where she underwent an opera
ton few days since.
F. E. Fierce of Hope and his
son Harry of Mcleod, were
visitors last week, Landlord
Fierce came from Hope by way
of his large red auto.
Bert Hauge has discontinued
his position as bead clerk in r.
NJ. Johnson's store, and left this
week for his home in Mcleod.
Next Monday he leaves for
Wimbledon, Barnes county, to
assume position as manager
for local mercantile company.
Mrs. Grant Nulph sustained
a serious injury Thursday cven-
ing, caused by the tipping over
of a cutter in which che and
her son in-law, ]. Watkins and
wife, were driving. Mrs.
Nulph's shoulder was badly
bruised, and it is probable that
a bone was broken. The acct
dent occurred on the streets of
Wyndmere. With the large
snow drifts here, there is much
danger that a sleigh will be
overturned at any time. The
many friends of Mrs. Nulph
hope for her speedy recovery.
RUGS. A few snaps in rugs.
They are all going before
Thanksgiving. w. w. Jami lie.
son.
! The YOUTHS CONPAN.
ION.
Companion Building, Bos
ton, Mass.
New Subscriptions received
at this office.
OUR LIBRARY Books re-
Gently added to our Circulating
Library.
Trux.on King-Geo. B. McCut-
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The Silver Horde-Rex Beach
The Danger Mark-Rohert w.
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Jeanne of the Marshes = E.
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Walcott
The Reporter.)


Einar Hagen has purchased
the Axtell farm in Helendale.
Martin Helling was a Kind
red visitor between trains Sues
day.
r. G.. Tweeton was business
visitor in this village Saturday
and Sunday.
Geo. Van Arnam came out
from Wahpeton Friday morn
lug and acted as auctioneer at
the Ole Lee auction sale.
Willie and Eddie Gubbin left
for Wisconsin Monday evening
where they will spend a couple
of weeks visiting relatives.
Misses Eminda and Alma
Helling, Tillie Anderson and
Prof. Hanson attended the
teachers meeting at Wahpetou
Friday and Saturday.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-11-25

PHILIPPE Oppe nheim.
Tie White Prophet - Hall
Caine.
The White Mice - Richard
Harding Davis.
The Homesteaders-Kate and
Virgel D. Boyles.
The Far Horzon-Lucas. Malet
The Devil-Van Westrum
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Abercrombie
(Abercrombie News)


Mrs. Joseph Richter and
daughter Marion of Wahpeton
visited the Clark and Losinger
families Tuesday.
A meeting of the citizens of
Abercrombie was called to
order Monday evening at the
Commercial hotel to test the
sentiment in regard to the
organization of a Commercial
Club in this village. All be-
ing in favor of the club, steps
toward it's organization were
taken, temporary officers were
elected and after a committee
was selected to act in it's behalf
the meeting was adjourned
until next Monday evening.
The purpose of the club would
be to promote the general vel
fare of the village, and if or
ganized would enjoy the hearty
corporation of the cities.
Doc. Farmer, a Wahpeton
horse doctor was in town Wed.
nesday.
Hon. Erick Stafne made q
pleasant business trip to Wah.
peton Monday.
Chas. Losinger of this village
was visiting the Dow family al
Wahpeton last week.
Miss Lizzie Schiller of Wah.
peton is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Alfred Boudiette of Kent
Belle and Clara Hanson
drove into this village Thurs.
day. They departe on the
south bound Milwaukee in the
evening for Wahpeton where
they will attend the teachers
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on request. Aspinwalls Book
Store Wahpeton N. OAK. 35tf

on request. Asplnwalps Book
Store Wahpeton N. Oak. 35tf
Tickling, tight Coughs, can
be surely and quickly loosened
with prescription Druggists
are dispensing every where as
DR.. Shops Cough Remedy.
And it is 80 very, very different
than common cough medi-
cines. No Opium, no Chlorc,;
form. absolutely nothing harsh
or unsafe. The tender leaves
of harmless, lung healing
mountain shrub, gives the
c ur t i've properties to DIR.
Shops Cough Remedy. Those
leaves have the power to calm
the most distressing Cough
and to soothe and heal the
most sensitive bronchial men,
brane. Mothers should, for
safety's sake alone, always de-
'nand DR.. Shops. It can with
perfect freedom be given to
even the youngest babes. Test
it yourself and see! Sold by
Henry Miller & Go.
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hidgerWood
THE MOnitOr)

The mill was shut down the
first of this week until the
stack could be repaired and the
foundation for it rebuilt. The
heavy wind on Sunday blew it
down and damaged it some. A
crew was put to work repairing
it on Monday morning and the
foundation was rebuilt.
Herbert Movius came down
from the university the first I
the week to attend the wedding
of his slater, Miss Eta Movius
and DR.. Christensen.
Chas. Wagner returned Sun.
day morning from visit with
relatives in Canada and found
bad storm in this country
In trying to get up town from
the depot he fell into snow
drift and but for timely assis
lance might have persisted
He was assisted out of the
drifts and taken to warm
house and IS now residing com
fortably.
Married.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs,
E. F. Movius was the scence OF
la pretty home wedding last
evening, when their daughte,
Miss Henrietta was united in
marriage to DR.. w. Christensen
of this city, Rev. D. F, rhomp.
son of the Episcopal church
officiating.
The ceremony was performed
at 7:3O p. m. in the prese nee Of
the contracting parties and the
newly married couple and
guests partook of the wedding
supper Immediately after the
ceremony. They left on the
evening train for the east and
will visit Minneapolis and
other cities for few days and
return to this city and occupy
a residence that is now under
construction.
Both parties are we'll known,
in this city and vicinity and
need no introduction to our
readers. The bride has grown
up in our midst and the doctor
has been loca here for sever
al years and has built up a
lucrative practice as physi.
clan. They have a host OF
friends who join in wishing
them a long and happy life.
RUNNERS. So m e t h i n q
new in runners for that baby
carriage. See them at jamie
sons.
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Hankinson
(Hankinson News)

(Hapkinson News
Sheriff Heley was in town a
few hours Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Kinney
expect to leave soon ON trip
to West Baden. Ind.
Hon. w. E. Purcell of Wahpe.
ton spent Tuesday in the city
Ga business
A car of live poultry is being
shipped to the eastern market
by the Wlpperman Mercantile
Co, this week-another evid-
ence of the growing tendency
to diversity among the farm
ers. The feathered crop brings
a good profit at present prices.
Supt. Smith and the entire
corps of teachers from the
Hankinson schools attended
the meeting of the Southeast.
ern Educational Association at
Wahpeton last Friday and Sat,
urday, and they report a most
enjoyable and profitable meet
ing.
The Otto Foeltz home is
Guaranteed for smallpox, four
members of the family being
ill with the disease in a mild
form. Every precaution is be-
ing taken to prevent the spread
of the disease though other
cases have been reported from
out in the country.
Friday evening, The News
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COUNTY N EWS
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meeting Friday afternoon and
see Ole Olson at the Opera
House in the evening. Before
they return however they will
visit their parents on the farm
near Wahpeton.
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PRINCIPLE FURNACE

Mrs. John ilartenstine has returned
roma visit ia Philadelphia
Miss Helen Seminar spent two
weeks visiting in Wilmington.
Miss Lille Craig is home after a
two weeks visit in Philadelphia
Mrs. Harry Person and sons. Nit
chell and Price. are in Baltimore, to
be present at the wedding OF Miss
Bertha Biddlc and Mr.. George Hen
dcrson. which took place Wednesday.
March 10 Miss Biddlc has many
friends among the young people Of this
town. who extend To her many happy
wishes and congratulations
Miss Vienna Pit, has returned 10 her
work, after spending some time a, her
home.
Mr.. LYNN Bayles visited Washing
ton last week
Mrs. Brat,un wa, in Wilmington on
Tuesday
Misses Lille Craig and Ethel Reed
spent Tuesday in Charcstown
Mr.. Layhcld Jackson and Miss Lizzie
Wilson were married at the NJ. +. Par
sonagc on Tuesday evening by the
Rev ] N $ VanBlunk They will
reside in Jacksontown. after their re-
turn from the honeymoon trip.
Misses Eva Reynolds and Irene Rev
nolds were ~ CharleStuwn last week
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CHESAPEAKE CITY

Mrs f. \ hcauchamp returned last
week from the South where she spent
the winter She will have her "milli-
merry opening" Thursday and Friday,
Npril and :
J. W. Clayton has sold his butcher
business to- George Elliott, OF Town
Point. Mr. Elliott moved his family
in town "n Monday to the house re-
ccrt'y vacated by Jerome Biddle, on
Canal street
Misses Lulu and Nina Eiyson enter
tanned lew friends last Friday even
my ~ honor oi their guest, Miss
Edith Caldwell. Of Galcna.
The Great Chief OF Baltimore
Lodge visited Shawmut Tribe No. 80,
Wednesday night
Capt T.. 7. Cooling, who has been
81 the sick list during the past month
], able tu be ont again.
The ladies oi the Pre- sbytcrian
Church are arranging to give IN enter
taiumcrt soon after Easter.
During the l.cntcu season a short
service will be held after the regular
evening service at the Church oi the
Good Shepherd
J. :. Hopper mas brtn on the SIGN
H.: this week
\ number oi young folks enjoyed a
party At the home u Miss Jennie Swing
Friday evening 81 this week
The Second District Reading Circle
met ut the High School last Friday
afternoon
Mrs. Emma Craig is spending some
time with DR. and Mrs w c. karsncr.
H. W Sherman spent ono day last
week in Delaware City
Miss Susie J. Spripgs, Of Paramount,
Md. Is the guest ~ Mrs C. G. Laws
Miss Minnie Bowers spent Friday
until Monday with relatives in VIII
mington
Mrs. {. II Boulder has returned IN
Philadelphia after visit with her sis
ter. Mrs. + H. Banks
Miss Esther Banks was the guest OF
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TO tn. youngest

mort enjoyed the inauguration in Wash.
ington. ID. C.. last week.
Miss Leila X. Gerry, Of Wilmington
spent several days at her home this
week.
Mr. Harry Williams, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Williams. oil Lynchburg
Va, died very suddenly, after a short
Illness OF pneumonia. at the Tome In
,titu,c Iuhrmary, Tuesday morning
early. March o. Mr.. Williams was very
much liked by his instructors as well
As schoolmatcs His body was taken
To his home in Lynchburg. Tuesday
cvcning,wherc the iunera! services
were held.
Mrs John + Johnson and children.
"i North Fast. were guests 81 Mrs.
VIM Kidd last Saturday
Mr. Herbert y Gerry. oi Baltimore.
visited his home ON MONDAY.
DR. Franci, Falls. Of Lancaster. Pa.
srcrt Sunday at his home.
MIR aud Mrs. Mark Founders. OF
Rising sun. spcn, Sunday with Mrs.
Sophia Dickcy
Mrs Harry Cameron visited friends
near ONiurd recently.
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NORTH EAST

The annual election OF Town Com
missioner, will take place on Monday
afternoon.
he pupil, ri the Seventh grade OF
the High School will hold a bake this
Saturday afternoon. and should be
vel patrurZcd.
Universal sorrow is manifested in
the death oi William J Wilson, So well
aud iavorably known here Tor many
years.
Mr.. W. ". Logan was taken to the
Genera Hospital IN Philadelphia last
week lnr treatment ior appendicitis
Mise, Mabel and Jennie Matthews
came home iur brief visit with their
father ku,cv Matthews. from Wash
lrgtun
Waiter. the, mali son oi William
lIurl"ck. came near being clcctrocutcd
"m Munday by gra>ping a telephone
wire which had fallen acru>, the clcc
tric light wires. and was saved just in
i.mc by hi, mother. alter being knock
cd unconscious.
Those who spent last week at the in
miguratiuu were Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ.
Clark. Mr., Robert Shippers, Mr.. II.
H. White. " II ABRAMS, kin,cy Mat
thcNS. Harry rcrkin, and son. Law.
renee.
Rev Mr. Burr will attend Confer
cnrc resi- week and Rev Isaiah E,ddlc
viii li'' h, pulpit
bur ,had giilrr, are preparing t.
move down the bay ard the llr>, ,htd
aud herring are eagerly looked i"r.
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RISING SUN.

Mrs Samuel lIamblcton has return
ed from pleasant visit with her child
rem in Baltimore.
Mr.. Noah Clark, oi Doylestown, Pa,
spent Monday with Mr. II. Linn Wor-
thington
Mr.. lluddcrs Greenfield. oi Avon.
dale, has been visiting friends in and
near town just recently.
Miss Emma Chandlcc, OF Oxford.
was a visitor here IN town during pre-
yious week.
The W. {. T. L. held mothers
meeting with Mrs. William Poguc, on
Thur. day afternoon. at go O'Clock.
Mr. Robert Cherry. OF Germantown.
aud daughter. Mrs. William Stitt, OF
New York, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
r. Cherry, this week.
Mr. John r. Sheppard, OF New York,
va, Rising Sun visitor latter part OF
last week
The Home Mission Circle" was
pleasantly entertained At the home OF
Mr.. Edwin llaincs ard a very good
program was prepared
Mr.. Clara Turner spent a few
day, 81 this week with relatives in
Philadelphia
Misses Helen and Mamie Mccoy are
spending some time in Philadelphia,
securing the Spring styles III millinery.
Miss Eilic Brown. oi Sylmar, and
Mr. Harvey Townsend, OF Kinks Mills
were married at the home Of the bride
on Thursday. at ~ o'clock noon.
Mrs Susie Long and children. OF
Cri>iicld are visiting her parents. Rev.
J. +. Otis ard wife
Miss Mona Jenkins has accepted a
position in Philadelphia as trimmer in
millinery store.
Mrs. Stewart Ward aud Marion
Pyle are spending today in Baltimore.
Mr.. William Drenucn, Of Whining
ton. is spending few davS with friends
IN town
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PORT DEPOSIT.

No lie can lac pure IN its purpose
and strong ~ It's strife and all llic not
be purer and stronger thereby"
Bishop Moore. who has charge OF
Conference. which cunvcncS in Milford,
Del, next week. will preach at the
Methodist Church Sunday morning,
March -. az io.Su. Don't fail to hear
HIM You may not have the oppor
tunity agan. At 100 y. III. the annual
Missionary Anniversary will be held in
the auditorium ot the church I'm in
tcrcstIng program IS being prepared
by the committee in charge.
Last Sunday evening Rev. Y. :. Col.
hns held a very delightful song ser
vice at the Methodist Church. Music
was furnished by the Riverside Cornct
Band. The Attendance was larger
than II had been for some time.
Professor John Cuwpcr Powys will
lecture at Memorial Hall. Friday even.
ing, March -, at S.I5 =. IN Public in.
ytcd
Mr.. lhaddcus GDrcckr. assisted bv
Mr. Richard l."rlcbcru. cello. will
give an organ recital in Memorial Hall.
SUNDAY. March "a. at 1 90 =. M.
MIR JOHN NJ Crc,wc,l Mil have
charge 81 the Epwnrth League Dcvo-
tlonal service next Sunday evening
Subject, Our Pattern" Matt, II. 20:
20: Is
Rev VIM Crawford visited friends
in Philadelphia and Princeton. las,
week
MIR and NJ, John HOLLY spent sun.
day with Baltimore friends
MIR. Hope Caldwell. Jr ~ Media,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Y. :. Collins
The body oj MIR Isaac Ranck, Of
Shamokin Pa. was hrnugh, to Port
Deposit on MONDAY and buried at
HONEYWELL Cemetery
Mr. Bcniamiu C. Kirk. representa-
tive OF the u & A. Telephone Co. of
Wilmington, visited the Por, Deposit
Telephone office. Tuesday
Mr. Crcswcil Head. oi Washington.
y. G.. was the rucs, az Mi., Elizabeth
Boyntor. Saturday
Mr. W X Ncshit and Master IT..
win France Nesbtt. VIZ ~rcsts oi
Mrs. J. |. Frsncc, in Baltimore, Tues
dav
Mrs I"hu HOLM and Miss Ruth
Holm S"cu several DAYS IN Baltimore
this wcct with Mrs Hester Ilurlock
Mr. Pa'"h CUMMINGS. nj Elktor
visited hi, ltrmc on Tuesday.
III" c"rrcrt given in the Town Hall
last FRIDAY evening by the New York
Ladies Cu0rort Co., Was the finest 81
rs kind that ever visited orr town
Those who were not there certainly
missed great treat
Miss Aguc, I Mowbrav. ~ WI.
mirrion. >ncul Sunday with Mis-, Is
tclla L. Dcal;voc.
Mrs y 8 DAYS anil Nj, lillian
Davis spent Sunday IN Baltimore with
Mrs Goodman Leach
Mr. Francis fawncy Benson was a
Wilmington visitor. Thursday
Mcssrs Albert and Orlando Van
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PERRYvILLE

Mrs. Elizabeth Reynolds spent Mon.
day last IN Rising Sun and Colora.
Mrs. Henry Boyd and Mrs. Walter
Boyd were in Baltimore on Wcdnes-
day
Mrs. James Knight, OF Port Deposit,
in town on Monday last.
Miss Hattie McCaulcy. OF Whining
ton, spent Sunday with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. s. c. McCaulcy.
The Ladies Art Circle met at the
home OF Mrs. David Hoffecker, on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Crawford spent We'd
nesday in Philadelphia.
Mrs, Lamar, OF Charlcstown, was
the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. VII
liam Baker. on Wednesday last.
MIR. Boyd White was a Wilmington
visitor on Sunday last.
Mr.. Charles Banks, who was caught
IN the machinery at the Eureka Ferti-
lizer Works some weeks ago, return
Cd to his home last week, greatly inn
proved, being fortunate enough not to
lose his arm.
Mr.. John Stephenson has occupied
the house ON Front street, recently oc-
cupied by MIR Charles Devise.
Mr.. Edward T. Boulder. OF Whining
ton, was a town visitor on Thursday
The moving picture entertainment
Tor the benefit of the NJ. +. Church OH
Wednesday evening was well attended
Mr.. Charles Walker, Of Hopcwcll,
Hartford county. has occupied the
house recently vacated bv Mr.. w. +.
Russell 10 farm the Perry Point farm.
As result OF last weeks efforts,
through the L. Sunday School. the
collection on Sunday last amounted to
Ss7..a, thus making the amount for the
year 500 for Foreign and Home Mis-.
sons
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Throw OUffheLMe
Give the Kidneys Help and
Many Elkfon People Will Be
Happier

Throw out the Life Line
The kidneys need help.
They're overworked-can't get the
poison filtered out oi the blood
They're getting worse every minute.
Will you help them,
Doan's Kidney Pills have brought
thousands OF kidney sufferers back
from the verge Of despair.
VIII cure any form OF kidney trouble.
Miss Rebecca Steptoe. Main street.
Newark. Del. says: 81 highly recon-
mend Doan's Kidney Pills in the hope
that other kidney sufferers will be led
10 try them At the time | used this
remedy I was afflicted with kidney
complaint and had been for several
years My trouble began with weak
ness across my back and such severe
nains that really thought ! could not
bear them Finally was advised to
try Doan's Kidney Pills and procured
a box They hclpcd me from the first
and IN short time 7 was rid OF the
trouN'" I dislike publicity. bit when
one finds remedy that will cure
'""uhlcs Of lone standing. really think
I h"t dit" 10 tell others of IT,"
For sale bv Ill dealers Price 90
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New York. sole agents for the United
States
Rcmcmh"r 'hc ramc-Doan's-ard
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Close Call In c. q D. Canal

Falling into the lock OF the canal. at
Delaware City, on Wednesday night.
+. c. Reybold. 90 years old. a we'll
known lumber dealer of that place, was
in serious situation Tor time. The
water was low, but as he was far down
in the lock. people whom his cries
brought to his help, could not pull him
up with rope which was lowered to
him and which he tied about his body.
Finally, water was turned into the lock
and he was held above the water with
the rope as the lock filled, and was at
last landed safely
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CECILTON

Miss Emma Lusby. who has been
visiting in Hadodnheld, n J.. has re-
turned
Mr. John II. Black was Ph:ladel.
phia visitor. recently.
Mrs. Joseph Beckman and son. oil
Philadelphia. have been the guests oil
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Ste
phcns, near town
Mr. John C. Manlove and wife were
the guests OF Mr.. Joseph ManIove on
Sunday
Miss NJ. T. Richards who has been
the guest OF friends in Portcrs and
Philadelphia. has returned home
Messrs. G. w. Padley and William
Jones are confined to their homes with
the grip.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-13
1T VANLSHES
All Distress from Stomach
and INDIGESTION VaniSheS in
FiUe Minutes

Take your sour stumdch--ur maybe
YOU call It indigestion, Dyspepsia, Gas
lritls cor Catarrh oi Stomach; II doesn't
mattcr-takv your stomach trouble
right with you 10 your Pharmacist and
ask HIM Ia open 5occnt case OF
rapc', DIapcpsln and let you cat one
- grain lriamgulc and see ii within
i've minutes there is lett any trace OF
Your stomach misery.
The correct name Tor your trouble
/, Food Fcrmcntation-iood Sour,ng
the Digestive organs become weak
there is lack OF gastric juice your food
IS only hall dIgc,tcd. and you become
affected with los, oi appetite, pressure
and iul'ncs, after eating, vomiting
uau,ca, heartburn, gripping in bowels,
tenderness IN the pit oi the stomach,
bad taste IN mouth. constipation, pain
~ limbs. ,lcrplcsSuc,,, hclching oi gas,
biliou>ucs,. sick headache, nervous
mess, di12lur>, aud many other similar
symptoms.
II your appetite /, tickle aud moth
iug tempt, you, or you bclch gas or ii
YOU feel coated after eating, or your
iood lies like a lump oi lead on your
stomach. YOU can make up your mind
that at the bottom OF all this there is
but one cause fermentation 81 undi-
gc,tcd food
Prove to yourself after your next
meal that your stomach is as good as
any: that there j. nothing really wrong.
Stop this fermentation and begin cat
ng what YOU want withou, fear OF dis
comfort or misery.
Almost instant relief is waiting for
you. It IS merely matter 81 how
soon YOU take a little DiapcpSin.
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BETHEL

MissPauline Craig has returned
home after spending several days with
her sister Mrs. Everettc Janney, oil
North East.
Miss Mary Davis is spending a fort
night in Philadelphia.
Mr. Benjamin Lynch. OF Charles.
town, visited his brother, Mr.. Joseph
Lynch on Sunday.
Miss Nellie Boyd, OF Philadelphia,
spent some time with T. A. Craig.
Miss Irene Humphrey is Gonzales
cent at this writing.
The mail was not delivered in part
OF this section several days OF last
week. owing TO a number OF trees
across the road, which were blown
down hy the snow storm.
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WOODLAND

The Wundiawn \ will hold social
at the home Of Rev aud Mrs. J. How
ard Gray this Saturday evening
Everyone come early, AZ the meeting
will open At 7.l5 sharp.
Mr.. George Tyson spent Saturday in
baltimore.
Mr.. William Rultcr, ~ Baltimore.
spent Sunday with his parents.
MIR. { X Miller had his third sale
Oi Virginia COWS at his home. Monday.
Mr.. Charlie thrahamS. 81 Baltimore.
visited h.. parents. Monday.
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A Wonderful Paint

Make your paint and save mauuiac
turer's profit You can make paint at
the least cost when you mix 4 ! OF a
gallon OF LlnSccd Oil costing Is cents
with 4 gallon ut l.. & NJ. Paint. You
then make 81 gallons Of paint. Buy
a gallon and try it, and get your money
back II ne, found So. The L. & NJ
Paint has been used over IS years. and
has decorated more than two million
American homes.
Sold by
K, Il Frazer. Elkton.
]. A. Rooney, North East.
W. T. Cummings. Port Deposit.