davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-02

ST. Louis, Aug. 2.-Wool, steady;
territory and western mediums 23a
21; fine mediums 21a24; fine l2a1S -
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-02
Prisoners in OunOeon.

Madrid. Aug. 2-The military au-
thpriiles today denied categorically
that the rovolutionists sentenced 10
death at Barcelona already have
heen executed They say the sen
fences are awaiting the approval Of
The minister Of war and that. in the
meantime. The prisoners are being
held in the DUNGEONS at Forts Mont
juich and Citaranus Those Of the
prisoners who were wounded are in
hospitals.
The government announces that the
work OF restoring railroad communl-
cation in Catalonia is proceeding ac-
lively and that the lines between Bar
celona, Ccrbere. Saragossa and Nalen-
ria probably will be re-ostabllsbed
Wednesday,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-02
Eight Aldermen of Barcelona Slain.

Barcelona. Aug. 2-Order is today
almost completely re-established in
Barcelona proper but the trouble con-
linucs in the outskirts Of the city,
Railroad communication with BARGE
Iona has not been re-cstablished The
losses suffered by commerce during
The riotlne of the last week have been
enormous and the destruction of prop
crty has been great
Among the victims of the military
court martial are two members of the
chamber of deputies and eight alder
men Of Barcelona.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-02
Confirmation of eIoody Rcvcnac.

London, Aug. "A special dispatch
received here from Cerbere. on the
spanish frontier, says the reports that
ll9 insurgents of Barcelona were sen
.enced by court martial TO death and
aXecuted by shooting yesterday at the
Fort of Mont Juich. has been Officially
confirmed
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-02

Bayonne. France. Aug. 2.-Reliable
news regarding the situation in Spain,
received here this morning from San
Sebastian. reports conditions as grave
throughout the northern part of the
country, where all the trades unions
have given notice of the beginning OF
q general strike today.
The government has seized all the
telegraph and telephone wires IN the
affected provinces TO prevent cont
munication among the leaders Of the
strike movement The transmission
OF newspaper dispatches has been
stopped entirely. forcing a suspension
OF a majority of the journals. The
greatest excitement reigns among the
working classes.
Reports received here direct from
Madrid say King Alfonso is greatly
depressed over the interior situation
He desired to throw his personal popu-
laUiuv in the scales and il was with
difficulty that he could be dissuad6d
from going 10 Barcelona in person.
Premier Maura told him it would be
equivalent to suicide to enter that
hot.bed of anarchy.
Paris. Aug. 2.-The situation at Bar
celola still remains shrouded, as no
correspondent has yet reached the
city, which Is isolated by land and
sea Nevertheless it appears certain
TIA, General Santiago has restored n
semblance Of order In the city and to-
day a serious effort to resume work
will be made. At the solicitation OF
the authorities, the employers of Bar
celona have agreed TO offer premium
OF a weeks wages TO every person
coming back to work.
AT what cost OF life and property
comparative tranquility has been re-
stored in Barcelona, however, still re
marS unknown. Refugees arrived at
the frontier speak OF the terrible
slaughter and estimate the dead at
thousands. Whether or not the ring
leaders. who were captured and con
demned Icy court martial, have actual
~ been executed is not yet clear. II
is known that Emiliano 'glesias editor
of the ProETeSC. was shot without trial
in the fortress.
But II order has been restored al
Barcelona. II seems equally certain
the outlying country. especially the
district north of the city. still Is in
The hands Of the revolutionistS and
even the official dispatches from Mad
rid speak OF the necessity Of restor-
ing order in the interior of the prov
ince and the difficulty of dislodging
the anarchists" who have taken
roiuCe in the mountains.
Some reports insist that a'republic
already has been proclaimed and that
4 regular iunta Is directing the opera
tions of the reyolutlonistS
Eiort Aldermen Of Barcelona Slain.
parcclono Auo o-Ordcr is today
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-02
NO GUESS WORh

S 7 A NDARD DISPATCHES
ARE GENUINE AND GUAR
ANTEED BY THE GREATEST
NEWS GATHERING ASSO-
CATION IN THE WORLD
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-02
WEATHER FORECAST

UTAH-THe INDICATIONS ARE
THAT THE WEATHER WILL eE
FAIR TONIGHT AND TOMORROW.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-08
RISING SUN.

Misses EIma aud Mamie Edmonds
ton, oi Baltimore. spent last Sunday
with Mrs. Eli L. Reynolds.
Mr. Frank Sheppard and son, Ernest
oi Wilmington, spent Wednesday in
Rising Sun.
Mrs. Joseph Pyle. oi West Grove,
has been visiting her son. MIR {. $.
Pyle and family.
The Social Sewing Circle" wa,
pleasantly entertained on last Satur-
day afternoon by Mrs. Nellie Wagner
Usual number in attendance.
DR. Walter Alvord, oi Philadelphia
spent last Sunday with friends here IL
town
MIR William Pattcn and daughter
Mss Mary. oi Liberty Grove. visited
Mr. Brauchc Paitcn and family during
the week
The Ladies Md and Foreign Mis-
Sionary Societies met with Mrs. s. =
Ryan on Wednesday afternoon at a..3C
O'Clock.
Mrs Ella PJlc entertained few
persons at tea on Monday evening al
her home on Cherry street.
The students OF West Nottingham
academy presented the play. "Sh,
StoopS to Conquer, in Rising Sur
Hall. ON last Saturday night. and wa.
thoroughly enjoyed by large crowd
Great credit is due the teachers ant
students in their efforts Of making tn,
play such a great success.
Mrs Rebccca GrauS and daughter
Miss Katharine. have been visiting
relatives N Charlcstowu.
Mr. Stewart Kay. Of New York
spent last Sunday at home 81 Mr.. Johr
Sergeant.
Miss Mary lIaincs and Mr.. Edwin
EIaincS spent las, Tuesday with Mr.
Elmer X Nanncnan, in llavrc d,
| Grace
Quite n few people from here at
tended the funeral oi Mr.. +. \. Gil
lcspic from his late residence in Not
tingham, Pa, last Monday Intermcn
at West Nottingham.
Mr.. A. Percy Kirk was employed a
Rowlandvillc on Friday and a portion
ri Saturday Of previous week. durin.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-08
WOODLAND

The Official Board OF lIopcwell M.
l.. Church met at the Parsonage, Mon
day night.
Miss Lide Campbell, OF Rising Sun.
was week end guest OF MIR and Mrs.
X. G, Terry.
Mr. Frank Orr will have charge OF
the Epworth League Sunday evening
Mrs Annie Brown has returned 10
her home after spending the winter
with her daughter, Mrs William Gil
lcspie. Of Port DEPOSIT.
The vs. held a social at the home of
Mr. aud Mrs. X. G. Terry, Saturday
evening Alter the devotional cxer-
cises the regular business was held. A
short program was rendered. Reading
Spring House cleaning Miss Rcba
Williams; temperance reading. Mrs
Terry: singing by the Y: reading. Miss
Virginia Abrahams The Temperance
Standard edited by Committee No. 4
wa, read by Miss lora Thompson. Az
ter the gentlemen secured partners, q
advertisements taken from wcll-knowr
magazines were passed around. The
frs, prize was won by Mr. II II. Kirk
and Miss Helen Jackson: second. Mr.
William Rea and Miss Virginia Char.
sha Cake and fruit punch were serv'
ed III the dining room Adjourned 10
NEE, with Miss Elizabeth Owens. date
t. be announced later.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-08
CHESAPEAKE CITY

Mrs. II. v Manloye aud daughters,
Lionne and Marion, OF Philadelphia,
are visiting Mrs. |. g. Griffith.
Miss Marie Bycrs spent this week at
Grecnsburg. Pa.
Mrs. +. \. Beauchamp attended the
wedding OF her niece, Miss Jeanette
Brown. at fredericksburg, Md, Tuesday
W. W. Schaeier, OF Newark, was i'll
town over Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Howard spent part oil
last week with her parents.
Miss Ellie Norris spent Saturday and
Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. John Pc
terson. near town.
Henry Shul,z. OF Baltimore. spent
Sunday with Mrs. John Pierce.
Mrs. ] NJ. Brady has been visiting
relatives in Philadelphia.
Reginald Walworth, OF Hurlock,
Md. spent last week in town.
Miss Fannie Foard. OF Elkton. was
the guest OF her mother. Mrs NJ. f.
Foard. Sunday
Mrs. Noble Benson and daughter
spent last week in Philadelphia.
Rev S. NJ Perry and George A.
Blake, OF Elk,on. were entertained BY
John NJ Reed and family last Sunday
Miss Margaret Woodall. OF George
town. was the guest OF Mrs. James
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-08
PORT DEPOSIT.

Miss l.. 4 Atkinson will have charge
oil the Epwnrth League Devotional
service on Sunday evening
Mr. ID A. Coe was a Wilmington
and Chester visitor Wednesday and
Thursday ui this week.
Sunday morning, june o, the bacca-
laureate sermon will be preached in
the Methodist Church 10 the members
Of this years graduating class and
their friends. In the evening, the Me
thodist Sunday School will hold their
annual Children's Day exercises
Rev +, i. Carpenter was Baltl-
more visitor, Tuesday.
Mrs Boyd aud Miss Kate Boyd, of
Havre dc Grace, were guests OF Mrs.
George Atkinson, Wednesday
Mr.. aud Mrs William Campbell and
daughter spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs Philip Becker, in Baltimore.
Miss Jeanette Ricards. OF Elk Neck.
was the guest OF Miss Rena Holm, this
week.
Mr.. George Campbell was Balti-
more visitor. Saturday.
Mr. Norman l.. Wilson. of Oxford
visited Port Deposit friends last Wed
nesday
Miss Belle Oakiord. uf Philadelphia.
Is the guest al her sister. Mrs III. l..
Clemson.
DR.. 7 5. BAKER was Baltimore
visitor, Monday.
Mrs X. X. Nanncman, OF Havrc dc
Grace, spent Sunday with Mrs VIII
liam Kidd
Miss Georgia Thompson, OF phila-
lslt.iat. III. az -,
town this week
spent Sunday with Miss Margaret
Davis
Mrs Goodman Leach and children.
oi Baltimore. spent Sunday with Mrs
- $. Davis
Beginning Sunday May 9th. the
Port Deposit telephone office will be
open all day, that is the service will be
continuous
Mr.. Samuel Ford and Miss Eliza
beth Hurn, oi Elktou, were guests Of
Mrs John Mohrlein. WcdncS day
Mrs William Johnson, Mrs. Bald
win. Misses Lynch and Pummcr. OF
Wilmington. wcrcg uests al Miss Mar
rarct kcrwin. last Thursday.
Messrs Harry I.amm. George Jonc,
ard George Holm we're recent Ralti-
more visitors
Miss Eleanor Reed spcut Sunday
vii Il WASHINGTON friends
Mrs Clara Grew, who has been re
cHperating lur several weeks. has re
turned to her duties At the Silver Cru,,
Home.
MIR aud MIR, Ralph Cummings. at
Philadelphia. spout few days this
week with Mrs W. J.. Cummings.
Don't f"r"c' tho annual track meet
IN Saturday AFTERNOON. N o'clock
Large crowd expected and an cxcur-
sion from Baltimore
Rev Percy lia'l, ui Ca,uu,y.lc. Md
will preach ~ 81 Jamc, Church to-
morrow. ~ ~ q. ~ and : 90 m
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-08
BETHEL

Mrs William Phillips visited her
daughter. Mrs. Edward Lynch, oi Elk
ton, the first part oi the week
Misses Bessie and Violet Jones and
Sarah Phillips attended the c. 4. Con
vcntion at Bay View. on Friday.
Mrs Andrew Worth and daughter
Viola, were last Sunday guests OF Mr.
F. K Davis.
MIR and Mrs James Jones. oi North
East. spent some time with the for
mcr', brother. MIR s Jones.
MIR J H. White has taken OH two
more employees.
Miss Frances Ashby and Mr. Rasil
Denni>un. Mrs f. K. Davis and
daughter, Mary, were Sunday CUES,
ni Mrs {. \ Reed
Mrs, {. Richard Lilly presented her
daughter. Gnldic May. with a hand
some organ
Mir f. K Davis visited Mr.. Samuel
llarrt, ui Bay View, on Sunday.
Mr. T. ~ Reed was in Rising Sun
one day this week,
Mrs. Walter Bouldcn and son. Jesse
are spending some time with her par.
cnt>. Mr. and Mrs. William Phillips.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-08
Hopper. on Sunday.

Hopper, on Sunday
Mr. Stephen Hayes has returned
from spending the winter with his
daughter, Mrs Ernest ShuItx. in Bal
timore.
Rev Raymond c. Walker, Of Prince
ton Theological Seminary, will have
charge OF the services in the pfesby-
terrain Church during the summer. Mr.
Walker was rendered pleasant re-
ccpiion al the church on the evening Of
his arrival, Tuesday, By the ladies' al
the church aud the young folks.
II stormy. the BOX Social" for the
benefit Of the Cayots school library
VIII be held ON the next evening, IN
stead Of Friday. May "a.
Mrs. Nathan Lovclcss has purchased
& new piano
There was no school here FRIDAY.
All the teachers attended the meeting
at the Elkton High School. to meet
Dr NJ. Bates Stephens. Supcrinten-
deni. Of Education, 20 discuss new
curriculum
Beginning the first Sunday IN MAY
the hour oi evening worship has beer,
changed from 40 to p. nj
William NJ Boron has opened a
meat store on Canal street in the store
formerly occupicd by Charles Baker.
We wish Mr. Borcm much success.
The Mechanics Lodge and the
Daughters of America. who have been
occupying Franklin Hall for a number
OF years. have now quarters in the
Odd Fellows Hall.
On Monday William Stubbiles was
burning brush. which got beyond his
control. and had il not been for the
prompt action Of some OF the towns
men. Mallory Toys house and quite a
large tract 81 woodland would have
been destroyed.
The tug "S,artlc" has been at shop
IN Philadelphia. being repaired.
Charles 7. West has opened to-
bacco and green grocery store next
door to w T.. Hudson's barber shop.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-08
PfRRYVILLE

Mr.. and Mr., William Lent. oi
Columbia, visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Davis last week
Mrs, Ernest Weaver and Mir Willie
Burn, Spcnt Sunday last III Baltimore
Mrs Nmus Boyd. oi Wilmington.
Wa> N town on Wednesday.
Mrs Jane, Little is the guest 81 her
sister, Mrs DR. Harry Simmons, IN
Chc>tcriuwn
Mrs Will, G"rrrl has returned
home from visiting relatives in Balti.
more
On account al rain. the Pcrryy.llc
base ball team was unable to play at
I:lk Mills OH Saturday last after going
,p that place but will play at Perry
willie with the Ilayrc de- Grace team this
saturday The public is invited tn see
the game. also see the Pcrryyilc new
uniforms
Mir aud Mr., George Pyle were VII
mrngtnu yii,lur, last week
Mr. Il Il. Iiornburgrr has been i'm
proving IN, dwelling "n the interior,
Mr. George Lindsay n Philadelphia
visited hi, mother Mr., Rict y Lind
-ay un Monday
Mi, Esther Lew, is spending some
day, with her sister. in West Berlin,
\
Mr. Jacob Schneider has installed
| electric lights,
Don't forget the bazor al the Ladies
| \rt Circle To- bc held IN the Jr @. L
\ VI Hall on May u and - On
Saturday there will be bake in con
urnt'or with the ba1ar
MIR, Frcdcrick Seal and daughter
Zelda. oi Wilmington. have beer
spending some day, with her parents
! Mr. ard Mr., 5 q Fisher
Mr.. John T. Patterson rcprcscntc,
| Npachc Tribe ~. 40 Improved or
der 81 Red Men Ut this place At the
State Camp held IN annapolis las
week
Mr.. Harry Dowuham. "i FIX Mills
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-08
CHERRY HILL

Cecil Graut, al Whining III. was the
guest ot hls parents, MIR and Mrs. C.
) Grant, - urday and Sunday.
Clinton Rcrncr spent several day, 81
last week in Baltimore
Mr. Isaac Incum and family. oi
tolora. visited Mr. aud Mrs Scbold
on Sunday
Miss May lIgn"r !, visiting relatives
m Wilmington
Mrs. f. \ K Ward ha, returned
home after spending the winter in
P'ttSburg
Alfred Can phcr 81 New York. is
visiting hi, ~ ,hcr. Mrs Annie Camp
bell.
Mis-, DAISY Moore >pcn, SUNDAY
with her father. William Moore.
Mrs. William Craig and family visit
ed Mrs { :. Grant OH SUNDAY
The box social held last Wcdnc >da,
for the benefit oi the Band. realized
SI2so.
Miss Thornton, at Pleasant Hill.
visited her aurt Mr., John Moore. on
Sunday
Howard Gallahcr, al Steclton Pa.
was the gu ST al his parents. MIR and
Mrs. f. II. GalIahcr. on SUNDAY.
David Grant was Wilmington yiS'-
tor. on Saturday
Miss Sarah Garter has returned
home from New Work. accompanied by
her niece Miss Hoffman
Mrs Joseph Work and Miss Middle
Grant spent Monday in Philadelphia
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-08
COLORA.

Allen Payne, with his mopstcr talk
ing machine, will exhibit az korner
ketch this saturday evening, az Mrs.
Elizabeth A. Reynolds store.
Albert Barrett and family moved
here this week from Pcrryyille.
EIwood Balderston and wife enjoyed
drive 10 West Grove Wednesday, to
attend Friends Monthly meeting
Nathan Montgomery. Gainesville, is
visiting bis son, Harry Montgomery
and family.
Rev John A. Nesbitt. OF Gainesville,
called ON friends here this week.
George +. Garrett was an over Sun-
day guest OF Warren Taylor, Rising
Sun.
Mrs. Edward Bernard and daughter
Edna, were recent guests OF Mrs. vii.
bur Maxwell, West Nottingham.
Joseph p. Brown andJohn r. Pierce
represented Colora Council. Jr. o. u
A. NJ. at the C. c. Funeral Benefit
Association. held in Oxford last Wed.
nesday
Edward Worthington received quite
number OF post cards Wednesday, to
remind him OF another birthday.
Miss Anna Fryer received her new
books for her school library last week
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-08
Mcdnc sdaN evening.

Wednesday evening.
The Patriotic Orders III the town are
talking oi turning out and assisting
the c. \. r. on Decoration day, and
decorating the graves OF dead members
At the same time
Sunday. May 10 will be big day al
the NJ f. Church Rev DIR Watt and
District President W G Rooms will
be present, aud Bishop Wilson will
come, also, il possible
The member, 81 the North East Nth
lc,ic Association who produced the
play. The Starry Flag last month,
went To- Elktuu nu Wednesday evening
and gave the same play. and were much
pleased with their reception
The fishing season IS about over and
from some viewpoint, ha, been q poor
,u.. II. J.. lIarycy ha, some fine her
ring iur his trade
Mis-, Mary f. Wright who ior many
year, made her home with DR. ). T..
Ford. here, died NJ Mr.. Ford's home
IN Chc,icrtuwn. ou Wednesday The
remain, were brought here ior inter
mcnr on Friday oi THO week. service,
70, the VI !; Church: ir,rrmcnl IN the
NJ T. Cemetery
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-08
CEClLTON

DIR. r. NJ. Black was Baltimore
visitor recently.
Mrs. Robert Ferguson and children
spent Sunday with Mrs George Beas-
ton.
Mrs X. w. Blackway was the cues,
OF her sister in Landlord. few days
last week
Miss Mary Ethcrington was the
guest OF Miss Mary Blackway on Sun.
day
Mrs p Smith is visiting relatives in
Baltimore.
Fred T.. Hoover, Of Wilmington
spent Sunday with his parents. Mr.
aud Mrs :. 7. Hoover.
Mr.. T. s. Short spent Monday and
Tuesday in Baltimore
Mrs. 6, w Padley and son spen,
last Tuesday week in Chesapeake City
Mr. Joseph Biggs, OF Middletown
was in town on Monday.
Mr.. John Terry was Wilmington
visitor this week
Mr.. l.. u Manlove and daughter. 81
Warwick, were entertained on Sunda,
by Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert Snyder.
Abcr, Shaw spent several days Til,
week in Baltimore
The town election on Monday result
cd a. nwS:--llcury Boulder. towr
bailif, DR.. X NJ Black. Harry Bndd
Charles Griffith W II Brown. Towr
Commissioners
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-08
1T VANLSHES
All Distress from Stomach
and Indigestion VaniShes In
Five Minutes

Take your sour stomach--or maybe
you call 1t Indigestion, Dyspepsia. Gas
tritis or Catarrh OF Stomach il doesn't
matter--takc your stomach trouble
right with you to your Pharmacist and
ask hm To- open a 5o-cent case OF
Papc'S Dlapepsin and let you eat one
- gram lriangulc and see il within
five minutes there is left any trace OF
your stomach misery.
The correct name Tor your trouble
i, Food Fcrmcntatiou--ioo souring
the Digestive organs become weak,
there is lack oi gastric juice; your food
IS only hall digcstcd, and you become
affected with loss Of appetite, pressure
and iullncss after eating, vomiting,
nausea. heartburn, gripping in bowels,
tenderness IN the pit OF the stomach.
bad taste IN mouth. constipation. pain
IN limbs, slccpleSSncss, belching OF gas,
biliouSucsS. sick headache. nervous
ness, dizziness and many other similar
symptoms.
II your appetite is tickle. and moth
ing tcmpts you. or you belch gas or il
YOU feel bloatcd after eating. or your
food lies like a lump oi lead on your
stomach. YOU can make up your mind
that At the bottom Of all this there is
hut onc causc-icrmcn,ation OF undi-
gcstcd food.
Prove to yourself after your next
meal that your stomach is as good as
"ny: that there is nothing really wrong.
Stop this fermentation and begin cat
ing what YOU want without fear Of dis
comfort or misery.
Nlmost instant relief is waiting for
YOU II is merely matter of how
soon you take little Dapcpsir.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-08

visited his sister. Mrs 5. G. Fisher, on
Sunday last
AT the election oi Town Commissions
ers for Perryvile on Monday last the
following were clcctcd;--A II Owens.
Ira w. Owens and William r. Boul-
den.
Mr.. Edward Iiarman has taken the
Port Deposit section on the {. 4 p. d.
Railroad and will move to that place
soon.
At the regular monthly business
meeting OF the Perryville NJ r. Sum
day School held OH Sunday. and inst.
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:--W II. Cole. Jr..
Superintendent: a. II Owens. Assist
ant Superintendent; Elmore II. Owens.
Secretary aud Chorister: William r.
Boulder. Assistant Secretary and
Treasurer Miss Eva McVcy. Orgas
ist: Miss Ids WILSON,. Assistant Or
ganist; Miss Eva Macdonald. Super
intendcni OF Primary Room; Mrs. Ed
ward Kcsscl. Assistant Supcrintend-
ent OF Primary Room; Miss Maud
Fisher. Secretary OF Primary Room:
Miss Beulah Fisher. Organist of Pri-
mary Room: Master Sherman Krauss,
Assistant O-sanist Primary Room:
Harry Gallon. Librarian: Rowland
Keilholtz. Assistant Librarian: Mrs.
F. {. Sunfcld President OF Missionary
Department; Mr. J. w. Cochran,
Treasurer Of Missionary Department.:
Miss Grace Cochran. Secretary Of Mis-.
Sionary Department: Miss Ida Wilson.
Assistant Secretary OF Missionary De
partmcnt.
Mrs Sander Shank was taken quite
III ON the train en- route 10 Whining.
ton. last week. and had 10 return home
under the doctors care. She has i'm
proved ut this time.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-08

the absence Of regular station agent,
Mr.. Barnett.
Miss Louise Wagner spent last Sat
urday and Sunday with friends in Port
Deposit.
Miss Ella Robertson Is enjoying a
visit with relatives in Trenton. N. J.
Mrs. Hannah Swan. OF Washington
has been the guest OF her niece. Mrs.
J. II. Jcnness.
Messrs. Christie Crothcrs, Harold
Nesbit. Robert Dickcy. Edward Rus
sell. George Garrett, Raymond Mes
biti. all students oi West Nottingham
Academy. spent last Sunday with
friends in town.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-08
ZION.

Mrs. Clayton CafhaYt Is spending a
week with her sister. Mrs Charles Nit
chell. OF Philadelphia.
Mrs. ID, l.. Clifford and Mrs. Harry
Mitchell spent Tuesday in Philadelphia
A number from here attended the
county c. +. Convention at Bay View
on Friday OF last week.
Mrs. Emma Mearus is visiting VIII.
,,.ngton and Philadelphia relatives.
Miss Fila Gillespie has been recent
Wilmington visitor.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-08
Mr.. JOrdan's Money Talked

Expcrdcd $s3s i"r l.. & NJ PANT to
ix up his house. II Tor sale /, will
'ctch good price The painters said
i VA, the } gallon, Ut oil they mixed
with ! gallons ct J.. < NJ that did the
Job at ! \ les, cost than ever before.
II, cul"riu. IS bright bcautiu and
'a,tiug. Il won, have to be painted
again for - t. /; years. because the
T. x NJ Paint is Metal Zinc Oxide
combined with White Lead and wears
and covers ike gold.
Sold Ey
X. T. Frazer. Elkton.
! \ Rooney. North East.
W. i. Cummings. Port Deposit
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-08

n Won have PAINS IN the back triunry Hla,ll,,
or kidney trouble. and want u certain pleasant
herb cure tpr wuWvn'- it's try Mother ,sfia IS
ausfratian-Lsaf. u Is safe and uyvyf.ilil.
ing regulator ~ Druggists uI u, mail gi ycui-
Sample package tRFN. Ndircs- The Nlplhrr
Gray Co. LrRa, y