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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, March 7.-BUTTER-Receipts to-day
were 5s74 packages. The market Is weaker and
rs cents lower on the top grades Of creamery.
Creamery specials 35; creamery extras. g; creamery
irsts. 81, State dairy. good 70 choios. 81: Western
imitation creamery hrsts, 3; process specials z
CHEEsB Receipts to-day were l.5ss boxes TIE
market il quiet. but finn In tone on AL grades II
full cream cheese at unchanged prices State, fun
cream fall specials Is State. full cream, fan make
fancy Ia; state fun cream. fan make. good 10
prime les; skins specials. 49, SKINS, fall make,
good 20 prime. 4.
HGGs-Receipas to-day were es7s casa The
market rules steady 10 firm AZ late prices The
demand Is active State Of Pennsylvania and near
hennsFy brown fancy. *; fresh gathered extras ga
fresh gathered frsts. 2.
MILLFBED-Steady; moderate dealings. Spring
bran g GsB %; standard rniddlinss S75a26o0; city
bran, ISIS ia bulb; Western red-dog. 800. to ar.
riTe winter wheat bran. in feapound sacks. TO ar.
rive 8oe
oATs-weak: inactive demand. No 9 vhits, So;
No white, 5Oa5e1s: No. white. s9A495a: naturai
and clipped white track sz5a
FLOUR-Steady; moderate inquiry. Kansas
straghts 5S5a550 in sacks soft straghts 550a5 IS
in barrels: spring patents. 675a6 Is In barrels
spring clears. Assoc.
RYE FLoUR-steady; business Is inactive. Good
70 choice brands quoted at 4-3AAs5.
BUCKwHEAT FLoUR-Dfeless ind nominal. at
| 20oas05
CORNMEAIs-stesdy: inactive business. KIN.
dried FOR export SO; coarse meal in bags L44Rl 4
HAY-Rsceipts. % tons; nrm: demand fair.
Prime timothy. Lso; No /. LIS; No, 2, Los: No. 5
| Q5al e.
STRAW-Receipss. 80 tons; steady; light tade
Long rye SssZs.
BEEF-Suong modeuts business. Packet Is. 5ea
| $3.50; family l7.50slS5o.
PORK-steady; light supply. Mez. 4.5Oa&W
! family 8OozH.00.
LARD-Steady; market = quiet Prims Western,
| 1895; city, 1880; refined Continent. l43l; South
American l475: refined Brazilian, kegs, 1873; oleo
steazine l5al55 lard stearine, dull New York. ls.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltsaoge. March 7,Quotations furnished b. Bslu-
more Fruit and Produce Association are as follows:
BUTTER-Cgeamcry, fancy. PER b.. Sla32lz: iHiia-
ton 9a9s. rolls 2iaa2: stofe-p4cked p; prints. =
H. 5oas5: do, lib, Sa53; blocks lbs. Gas. dairy
prints Maryland Pennsylvania aud Virginia, aessl ;
Iowa and Northwestern ladle, sDa2
EGGs-Maryl land. Pennsylvania and nearby frsts.
per doz-, p; do Eastern Shore, Maryland and yir.
gnia. q Western frsts. q de- West Virginia, q
do, North Carolina, q.
DRESSED POULTRY-Choioe young turkeys
small per H., 3; medium 10 large. G2a23; do fair
% good Slag3: old toms. per ib.. iaa8s chickens
straight. Young small per h. l9a29; do mixed.
young and old 17als: ducks choice. fat per ID. lsa
%; eaPons. large. Per 10. 2sa27; medium, z5a2i
small and slips, aa2l.
LIVE PoULrRY-old hens. heavyweight. Per ID.
H. do. lightweight. ia: old ROSTERS, per b. 70;
young chickens. choice. per ID. 1saS: rough and
poor, i5al6; winter chickens los. and under per
b.. Za25: turkeys. hens. choice. per H.. 2la25:
young gubblefs. per H. Ga2l; old toms, per 10. p.
rough and POOR, loall; geese, Western and South
en- Per II, l3al4. DO. Maryland and Virginia Ia
.: ducks. large. per H.. RAD. do snail II mus
cory and mongTei, i6sI7 DO, white Pekins Is;
guinea fowl. old. each. 3; do, young Ia lbs and
over. g.
AT0ES-Vhite near BY, per bstshel. prime,
s5aJe: do. Eastern shore. s0a15 do, Western Mary
land and PENNSYLVANIA. prime, 4sa50 do, seconds.
Soss5; do. New YORK prime, 4sa50; do, Western IS
a5o: sweets yellow, per barrel Eastern Shore Viz
gina. 1.5oal.75; do North Carolina L75a200: Rich
mond. L5Oa2o0 Delaware L75a20o; yams Maryland
and Virginia. l25sl5e Nor.h Carolina, bright, la
ia
GAMB-Ducks mallard. per pair, heavyweight.
75ae1; blackheads per pair 25as0 redhesds. per
pair. l.e5sl.50; canFasbaek. FER pair. L5ea200.
Whole deer. Per h. l6als; venson saddles. per h..
ssa9o.
GREEN FRUITS AND vEGETABLEs-Apple
Maryland and Virginia, per Dbl, fancy. l75a2 So
do, fair, L25aL5e; do. Western Maryland and Penn
syIIania packed. 2eea35s; do. New York. assorted.
250a400: beets, Florida. per bunch. 4a7; eabbages
New York state. per ton &0Oa300O; Florida pei
crate. 2,ooa30o; celery Michigan. per bunch, 25a35
do New York State per crate, 30oa25o; cranberTies
Cape Cod. per bbi.. 30aa650; do, box. L5oa2o0; Gu
cumbefs. Florida. per basket. 50oa60o; eggplants
Florida. Ter crate. 35oaA50; grape fruit. Florida
per box, 25ea40; ksle, Norfolk, per Dbl. 4Ga65
lettuce Norfolk and North Carolina per basket fts
Loo do, Florida, per basket, L25a2 50; onions New
York and Western. per bushel 55a55; do. Maryland
aud Pennsylvania, yellow, per bushe 65a75; oranges
Florida. per box. Lsoa95o; peas. Florida per bushe
basket. z51a5.0c; SQUASH Florida per crate l5oa20
spinach. native. per box 50; Norfolk. per Dbl, Lob
ls5; string beans, Florida, green, per bushel. 2a
800; strawberries. Florida, per quart, &aS; 30
gatoes Florida. pr carrier. fancy 200a35o; choice
l-5aa2N; turnips, native. per bushel, Sass
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ANSWER TO Yesterdays PUZZLE
Left side down under pillow.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. ". B Hibhs q Co..
members Of the New YORK Stock Exchange. Hihbs
Building.
Call money: Open, %; high. ;: low ~: close. 5.
sALE OF STOCK BY HOURS
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. March 7.-CATTLE-Rsoeipts. @.7li
head. Steers were fairly held and best grades a
shade higher; others slOw. and the yards were not
cutie cleared at late hour Bulls were fun steady
steady 70 a frRction lower Ordinary 20 choice
steers sold 5.saa550 per 100 pounds. Dressed beef
was in moderate demand and firm in s5ssli per
pound.
CALVES Receipts ass bead. Yeals on more
liberal receists were weak TO lover. with general
sales ratsd sc .5a50 OF from last weeks top pfices
barnyard and Western calves were also lower. bit
the pens were fully CLEARED Common 70 choos
seals sold 7.Soall.o9 per 100 pounds 0siy dressed
veals steady at i0as per pound country dressed 81
l0al4h; dressed ham5aFd and led calves easy at "a
10.
SHEEP AND LAAIBs-Rcceipts. sS4 head
Sheep we're full steady; lambs steady 10 hr1a aud
with fairy good demand the pens cleared
early Common 10 prime sheep lewesl sold 50ea5.et
per 10 pounds common % prime lambs. SO clip
ped clls SEQ; dressed mutton steady at Ilal3is pei
rolBd; dressed lambs at Elsals. with hog-dressed
lambs selling up % -s3; country dressed hothoass
lambs quiet at i0Galn @ per carcass.
HOGs-Reeeipis 100 head Prices finn. Hghl
and medium hogs l8al5 higher with sales at ieaes
10 90 per 100 pounds Light hogs sold at ESQ; countr.
dressed hogs nm.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By W 3. Hbbs B Co, mem
bers Of the Chicago Board Of Trade, Hihbs Build
Ing.
Chicago. March f.-wheat opened steady TO &c
lover for May and July: had two periods Of weak
ness and two rallies Receipts at the Northwest
we're large Stocks at Minneapolis increased 900
bushels foT two days The cash market locally IS
dead as far as demand goes. May wheat was de-
cidedly the weakest future the list. while Sep
tem5er was the strongest Commission houses bought
the lower month Crop reports from the Southwest
show some improvement, Though there were plenty
az had ones We cannot enthGse on the long SIDE
Of the market. Local lots .. with 7s estimated
fer tomorrow.
A further break o. nearly 1lsc per bushel took
plscs In corn, with fractional rally at the close.
There was very heavy covering Of short cori but no
lasting rally has Jet occurred, because the real
trouble has not yet been cured viz. the cash stua-
ton Receipts some lighter, but outside points
oyersupplied that they not attracted even
at the decline Prices locally were / to &c lower.
Locl car lots S6 with ses estimated FOR tomorrow.
Oats were Influenced BY the weakness IN other
grains Liquidation also played its part. There
was some moderate buying BY commission houses,
while shorts also c0Tersd The cash market was
weak and prices lc lower. Local lots. 10, with
81 estimated for tomorrow.
The advance in hogs gave sharply higher opening
20 provisions The improvement brought out rather
free offerings from the reesat leading holders. Thii
was followed by 9ther long selling. Influenced By the
weakness 10 grains, and this pressure made an easy
market for a time. A good demand developed on
this decline. shippers leading the buying and closing
the market FIRM.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Prices were decidedly sitter on the To-
cal stock exchange yesterday. and while
the trading was In fair volume. several
brokers with orders on their books went
away without filling them because they
could not raise their bids TO the offered
prices, even in Instances where the BID
and offering were only an eighth or
quarter OF a point apart. Some OF the
sellers expressed their disgust after the
meeting because the takers would not
come up TO the higher prices when plenty
of stock was available at slight adj
vance.
washington Gas was the leader OF the
market on a range between 7Ols and
7Olk, with an option on 100 shares selling
at GO.
Railway preferred was also prominent
in the trading selling about 1e5 shares
at SSss and sSa.
Mergenthaler attracted the next highest
degree OF attention. selling at Inc Boston
prices around 90.
Greene-Cananea. after a long period of
quiescence, came into the market on the
sale OF an option for 100 shares at IL.
New interest is being awakened in this
security on account OF a report from New
York that It win be included In the cop
per merger forming. which is believed to
be near completion.
The call OK the bank shares resulted in
few sales. mostly at the recently bid
prices. United States trust sold a frac-
tional lot of five shares at 1l9, which Is
top price for that security.
Bond sales were confined to Washing.
ton Gas Is. Capital Traction IS, and Cold
Storage SIS. this being the familiar desig.
nation of the new series OF the Wash.
ington market bonds. The latter sold
at 10ih
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-Regllar cal. y O'Clock noon.
Washington Gas is 81 900 at 1865, s. 900 at 1854
Capital Traction $, leo at lis
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. 3 a;
SA. 3 az So. D at sSN . al sSA, 3 at sSAs q
at Ssss = at ss&.
Washington Gas. Il at 60 buyer Eg. 3 az 7oh,
2 at 70ls . at 79k . at 70s . al 70la 8 at Tols
at 70i4. at 7els. . al 7os, . at ss, . at 70is,
= at 70a.
AIergenthalsr, 10 at 1854 10 at Zs5, 10 al ID
al DDS. at zOas. 10 at 2l98. AZ 20is, 10 =,
20. 10 az 20
Greene Cananea. 100 at Il buyer So.
Uniter States Trust. 10 at llsS. 10 At llsz,
At lle
Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank, 20 at 80.
Dime Savings Bank. 10 at l3A.
After call;
IanSton % at 81
Washington Market Cold Storage s., $500 al
Iaiik 1900 az iaIit.
Following the bid and asked prices on yeSter
days Washington Stock Exchange.
GAS BONDS
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET

Baltimore March 7.-CATTLE-Receipts for week
ended at ncoa to-day we're 2 - bead. against / s47
head last week. Bghty-f0ur car ioads for market
Market acsIse al last weeks quotations., va.
steers. common 20 best, 4OoseT5: hsiiers. 2soss5
eosA 20a5.0os bulls, 375as.5o; fresh eoWs. @.ooa
900 per head
SHEEP and LANIBS-Recpipts for veal ended
At noon to-day we're 2457 head, against 3Z9l head
last week Light supply; market strong Quote;
Sheep s.eoa7 .; lambs. 5.00aas0
HOGS-Recepts for week ended al noon to-day
were 7.li2 head against 8832 head last week.
Fair supply market steady, Quote; Western,
l0zoal0D. near by. l008I0j0. PCS. 925a975
roughs. ST5asl u.
CAIN Is Receipts Ter week ended AZ noon to-day
were si head. against ss5 head last week, Fair
supply; market strong. Quote: CUmmOn TO best
5O0a2 s.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co,
members Of the New York stock Exchange. Hibb'
R,ilSipo
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Chicago. March f.-fiYe hogs were firm. The
rs,einas were estimated at $500; left over. 2iss
estimated receipts tomorrow. 1900 Bulk Of prices,
ao5al0i0; light. a65ai06; mixed and butchers.
ss5s0i5; heavy s75alol7is; rough. heavy s75a9.so
workers. 9s0al000; pigs. SsDaS75.
Cattle wefs steady to 10 cents higher: estimated
receipts q 0oo Beeves, 50oaa Do; and heifers.
50; Texas steers 57Oa5 90; stockers and feeders.
36oa6 Is; Western. s.75a6se.
Sheep we're strong estimated receipts. 1900.
Native seoas1s; Western, s5ss.i5i yeariinKs lisa
kso; la1nbs ae0z9.se; western lambs. So1as Il
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WALL STREET NEWS
Markets Extreme Strength
Due to Excellent Prospects.
STEEL COMMON THE LEADER
Variety of News, All of Optimistic
Tenor, from Every Part of the
country-RaiIssay Companies Need
Supplies 10 Meet Increased De-
mands OF Traffic-News Notes.

New York. March $50 far as there
was any general reason for the extreme
strength developed IN the stock market
to-day, 1t appeared to be more weighty
es<nSideration by the financial community
over Sunday of the more favorable char
acter OF business and financial conditions
that has lately come into prominence
This. It Is true. was REINFORCED by q
variety Of news, all showing that a
greater amount Of business is being done
over the country than people in their
hysteria we're won't 10 imagine few
weeks since. that the prospects for the
future are brightest and that signs OF
serious trouble anywhere or a slackening
OF business In any notable direction are
small.
Railway Reports Coed.
The leading railway companies are al
reporting renewed increases In earnings,
and such exhibits OF this kind as were
made public during business hours to-day
were again OF highly gratifying sort.
News from the West especially was 10
the effect that an actual congestion of
traffic exists there which has led to a
distinee shortage Of the car supply and
obviously entails for the future build
ing OF larger terminals and renewed or
Aers for cars and motive power.
The rise in the stock market to-day
went on continuously. and prices closed
at the highest point of the day and with
advances of more than a point, as rule.
'zsszthe principal stocks. The leader Of the
market was In every way United States
Steel common. The optimistic feeling that
has lately made itself felt regarding the
immediate future of the iron and steel
business was doubtless responsible, in a
bread way for the strength shown to-
:, day. and. for that matter. for quite a
little time past, by the various United
States Steel issues and al the prominent
iron and steel and equipment stocks.
Holdings Widely Scattered.
The known needs of the railway COM
panles, which are the largest consumers
OF the bulkier iron and steel manufac-
turers. are themselves sufficient TO explain
the enthusiasm felt IN this respect by
the holders OF Steel shares. but further
reason for the advance in this quarter
lies IN the improved technical position OF
the stock named as compared with that
which existed two months ago. At that
l time, as has now become plain. the hold
ings Of United States Steel common stock
ere concentrated TO an unusual degree
purely speculative hands; it might also
be said in the hands OF three OF four
REGULATORS. The liquidation OF their
oldings by these men put the stock to a
sfar greater extent than Is supposed, in
9 the hands of actual investors ana of
banking Interests Of the first rank.
80 decision was handed down TODAY
by the Supreme Court in the American
Tobacco case, and there were few people
IN Wall street who expected that the de-
cision would be made
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members o. The New YORK Stock Exchange, Hibbs
Building
New York, March 7-Iigerpool was dissnnointing
and prices declined under further nauidatioa both
at home and abroad. Stop orders were caught ON
the way down partly through room barmerinp.
The liquidation was attributed to Wall street local
Western, and Southern interests Soma buvsrs q
July last week were free sellers to-day T1loea who
are against the market argued that IL it would not
90 up under the stimulus Of the existing strong sta
tstics. there is no usa in attempting 10 bull il Al
this time. Though Europe was buying the actual
cotton. there is a deadlock. It il argued between
many Of the American mills and the producer. Not
few Of the trade reports are unsatisfactory Busi
ness IN yarns and closh Is reported dull The public
still holds aoof from the market Futures decljged
&c to IS points this crop and on the next. re
covered the loss, reacted, and closed 10 7 lower
with the tone steady. Estimated sales 80 90 bales
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK. March Money on call at the stock
zzohssge to-day opened at 25s per cent highest 3.
Lowell ~; closing 25 per cent. Most OF the days
1oans were made az rs per cent.
The tine money market was considerably irner.
ssuasud besng better and offerings less nymergus
Daand was especially strong from large houses and
vaa generally based on the unfsvoFable bank state
mcnt of SATURDAY. Rates: 3Aa3S per cent for
sixty DAYS. 81 per cent for ninety DAYS ssa4 uer
cent for four, Eve. and SIX months The best de
maud aDpezred To be on ali industrial collateral
and considerable business was done at per cent
Mercantils paper. az the opening Of the week. vas
issued with some freedom meeting with fairly ready
absorption. Rates. 44a415 per cent for sixty to
ninety days indorsed bills receivable 4lsa5 for
choice four to six months single names. 81 for
others
Money On call to-day g. per cent; time money
and mercantile paper unchanged IN rates.
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-whtat. per busbei LI0al 8: corn. she'll
ed. per bushel. 75aso; cob 4.eoai5 per bbl; oats,
Western, white. No 2 rPr bUshel 5sae0: mixed, per
bushel 5saoS; bran, per ton, 300; middling, psr
ton. 5000
HAY AND STRAW-Hsy, Western, No. /, zs.eoa
$50; No 2, ls.ea20o; mixed, zfO0; loose at local
scales. 300. Straw. rye. bundle, 100; straw rye,
machine thrash, l2ooi straw wheat. per ton, SOC;
straw, cat. per ton, sea
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-09-24

Can be depended upon" is an ex-
preston we all like to hear, and when
1t is used in connection with Chamber
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy It means that it never fails to
cure diarrhoea, dysentery or bowel com
plants. 1t is pleasant to take and equal
" valuable for children and adults. Sold
by all dealers.
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SNOW HILL. MD. SEPT. n.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
For Representative in the Sixty-second
Congress of the United States:
HON. J. HARRY CONVICTION.
OF Talbot County.
Six Congressman

Indications point to the cleo
ton this year of every Demo
cratic candidate for Congress
in Maryland. a prominent Bal
timorean told one of the editors
of this paper last Tuesday that
there was not the least doubt of
Baltimore going overwhelming
~ Democratic. He said that
not only were all the Democrats
going to vote for the Democratic
candidates, but the Independ-
ents were going to do likewise.
There is a determination upon
the part of the people every
where to rebuke the Republican
party for saddling upon us a
tariff that has caused the price
of living to go beyond the reach
of the ordinary man.
In the First District of Mary
land, the Democrats have re-
nominated the ablest man in
the whole Congressional bunch,
and the people are going to send
him back to complete the good
work he has started. Hon. j.
Harry Covington is a fearless,
Independent, self-reliant gentle
man, who knows his business,
and his duty to the people of
Maryland, and he will do his
duty, let the result be what il
will. He is a clean man. and you
owe him your hearty support.
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MELBOURNE.

Mr.. and Mrs f. W. Levers and son.
Charles, spent Sunday at the home of
his brother, Mr. Guy Levers. at Attain
tic. Va.
Mrs. Lloyd Outen. of Good viii, is
spending sometime at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Fletcher Justice.
Mrs. Levers and daughter, Mabel, of
Atlantic. Va, are visiting her son. Mr..
+. w. Levers. They have just return
ed from a visit to relatives in Montana
and Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wimbrow visited
friends at Wattsville. Va, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Fisher spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Hampton Justice
at Horntown.
Miss Florence Reid was a visitor at
Pocomoke City Saturday.
Miss Marie Payne, who has been
making her home in Philadelphia for
some time past, has returned to stay
with her father, Mr.. w. ). Payne.
Mr.. Stuart Burton. a former resident
of this place. died at the home of his
daughter. Mrs. William Johnson. at
New Church. last Sunday afternoon.
He had been sufferer for quite a while
Of paralysis, and death came as a great
relief to him. He leaves TO mourn their
loss two daughters. Mrs. B. j. Hall. of
this place. and Mrs. VIM. johnson. of
New Church, several grand children.
two great grand children, and friends
unnumbered. Funeral services were
held at Berea NJ. p. Church, at New
Church, Sunday morning. conducted by
the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Stocksdale. and
interment was made in the family bury
ing ground at Williams, Va.
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or, unless he wants to 40 into
the details of the tariff tax on
the 1000 articles-more or less
which is such a complicated
matter that even the experts
disagree upon it.
If the voters of the United
States had not for so many
years submitted to be plumber
ed by the Republican tariffs,
each higher than the former la W
one would think that it would
be a certainty how they will
vote on this paramount issue.
But the partisan aspirit of the
Republicans is weakening un.
der the insurgent blows, and
the time for real reform seems
surely at hand, and confidence
in Democratic policies is grow
ing apace.
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NOMINATIONS for the next
Congress are now proceeding
rapidly. The Democrats appear
to be earliest in the field, hav-
ing nominated about three
fourths of 3sl, the present size
of the House, while the Repub-
licans have nominated about
55 per cent of their candidates.
New York, with 81 members of
the House, is as usual. last to
make nominations.
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All HaIIOWS Parish Church.

September 25th, Eighteenth Sunday
after Trinity. Celebration Of Holy Com
munion at 7.30a. m. Mathis and Litany
with sermon at 10. 80 a. IN. Topic, Per
lection. Evening Prayer and sermon
at 7.30. Topic, The Mustard Seed. {"
Sunday-school and Catechizing at $3.50
a. m.
Thursday. September 10th, Feast OF
st. Michael. Celebration of Holy Com
munion at 7.3O a. m.
Holy Cross Chapel. Stockton, Md. -
September 18th, Evening Prayer and
sermon Sunday at p. m.
Wednesday, September 2Sth, Ladies
Guild meeting at 2.30 p. m. Litany and
instruction in church at 7.3O p. m, fol-
lowing choir rehearsal.
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WhatCOat N. {. Church

Preaching Sunday at 1890 a. m. and
100 p. m. Sunday-school at 2.30 p. m.
John 7. Taylor's class at il.30 a. M.
Epworth League at Gas p. m. Monday,
Young Peoples Glass at p. m. We'd
nesday, Prayer meeting at 7.30. Fri
day, choir practice at $50.
Ladies Aid Society the first Tuesday
night in each month. Young Peoples
Aid Society the second Monday night in
each month. Official meeting the first
Monday night in each month. Seats
free, all cordially invited.
c. W. PRETTYMAN, Pastor.