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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-02-05
FROM BERLIN AND NEARBY

Mrs. Harry Pattey has returned from
a pleasant visit to her former home,
much improved in health.
The Industrial Guild Of the Episcopal
Church met Monday and made down
comfortable, ordered by party at At
lantic City.
The Womans' Auxiliary met Tuesday
to plan their Lenten mission work.
DIR. Cyrus Dirickson went to Balti-
more this week to consult specialist.
He is suffering from some organic
trouble.
DR.. Zed. Henry took a patient to a
Baltimore Hospital on Tuesday.
The ladies' of the Episcopal Church
viii begin Saturday sales of eatables,
pies. breads. soups. ETC., and special
orders filled, on February 18th, in some
convenient place. The patronage of
housekeepers and all who want good
things to eat, is solicited.
Miss Lena Bell has a position in the
State House Annapolis, as stenographer.
She is considered an expert in that line,
and fine business woman generally.
The blizzard was very unwelcome
visitor. Our climate is so ideal for the
greater part of the year that we are
COMPOUNDED at adverse conditions. When
we read daily of the terrible suffering
in other parts of our country, we should
acknowledge with thankful hearts that
our Zines have fallen in pleasant
places.
The reading room of the Berlin Libra
ry Association will be open Saturday
afternoon. February 9Th, from until
o'clock. if the weather is good. The
President and the Treasurer Of the As
ISOLATION will be in attendance to answer
inquiries and to receive offers Of assist
ance. Come to the city council room if
you are interested. Berlin needs free
library. A librarian of the Friendly
Library will be present to issue bor-
rowers cards. Mrs. r. j. Shovel is
the librarian. 1t is hoped the public
generally will respond to this call, which
will mean much to our town. Gifts of
books and money at this time willinsure
its quick success.
News has been received here Of the
death of MIR. James Henry. who was
identified with Berlin for many years.
He married Miss Mary Bell johnson.
Rev. S. A. Potter held his Bible read
ing for men last week, which is full OF
interest to those who attend.
The meeting of the Library Association
announced for Monday was postponed,
on account of the inclement weather.
The place lately owned by MIR. Powell
Pattey was sold this week TO Mr.. George
Bratten, who win shortly remove to it.
This Il one Of the most desirable Of the
old residences around Berlin,
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-02-05

"A real estate transaction Of much
interest to Ocean City has just been
contaminated, by which the holdings Of
the Ocean City Beach Co., pass into
the hands of the American Resort Hotel
Co. The transaction was brought to
our attention by record Of the transfer
which appears in the real estate trans
fers published in this paper today.
This transfer will likely mean a great
deal TO Ocean City as the American
Hotel Company is composed Of first
class hotel men and eminent capitalists
who have made a success Of seaside re-
sort hotels. The Company owns hotels
at Palm Beach, Jacksonville, Atlantic
City and other resorts along the Atlantic
Coast. One of the stockholders is Henry
NJ. Flagler. the millionaire, who has built
palace hotels in Florida and railroads in
that State. All of the Indebtedness Of
the Ocean City Beach Company will be
paid Off promptly and carpenters and
mechanics will be put to work repairing
painting. remodeling and improving in
many ways the Atlantic Hotel. the Sea-
side Hotel and the other property Of
the Company at Ocean City. The inten-
ton is to make Ocean City winter re-
sort as well as summer resort. With
such an organization in control of large
holdings at Ocean City and with plenty
Of money for promotion. Ocean City will
likely take on new life.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-02-05
stand unbeaten.

Miss Riley. Principal Of Whaleyville
School, wishes to correct the general
impression that her illness was diph-
liberia, which naturally produced dis
quieting feeling in parents and others.
Her cold yielded to treatment. and she
is now back in school.
Mrs. Kay, wife of the manager of the
Peninsula Electric Co., spent few days
here with her husband.
Mrs. w. A. Disharoon is now in the
Hahnemann Hospital in Philadelphia,
for an operation, from which her many
friends wish her prompt recovery.
Little Eunice Harrison entertained a
number of friends on her 7th birthday.
May she have many more and happy
ones.
Mr.. Lee Carey spent few days at
his old home. His aunt. Miss Angie
Hudson, is recovering from her severe
illness.
Mr.. G. A. Harrison made business
trip to New York State. The general
travelling agent of the nurseries, Mr.. P.
Z. Squires, is now in Canada, and will
cover New England before returning
home. He attends all the Farmers In
stitutes and other gatherings, present
ing his work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Davis visited
Delmar recently.
Mr.. Reese Disharoon has secured a
position in Annapolis in the folding room.
Mrs. Harry Young and daughter, of
Pocomoke, visited Berlin last week.
Mr.. Lambert Birmingham had a seri-
GUS attack of acute Indigestion, which
causes his family much anxiety.
Or. Emory Bell and wife win make
their home with Mrs. Laban CULLEN.
Their many friends will be glad to have
them as permanent citizens Of our town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Workman. of
Ocean City. went with their little girl
to a specialist in Baltimore. On recover
ing from fever she was paralyzed. but
it is hoped her youth will assist to a
speedy recovery.
The infant son of Mr.. Harry Chopper
has chicken-pox. This is a sort Of
necessary evil. it appears, TO childhood.
A large seal came ashore last week
on the beach, which was great Curl
osity to many. 1t was finally shot and
skinned. II is said $500 is the price of
as large and fine pelt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ludlam are
home again from visit to friends in
Texas.
Mrs. r. j. Showell County President
of w. c. 7. IT,. met the temperance
people Of Ocean City last week. and dis
cussed questions Of interest at this
time. She was the guest over night IF
Mrs. sQuires,
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-02-05

Senator Price, of the Senate Finance
Committee, will recommend that the
State appropriate money and build an
insane asylum for colored people.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-02-05
Legislative Notes.

On Wednesday Representative Twill
ley,of the Wicomico County delegation,
introduced a bill repeating the mort
gage-tax law in that county.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-02-05

Baltimore City representatives are
again monkeying with the oyster law.
What they don't know about oyster
beds and oyster rocks would fill book
larger than the Sun almanac The more
they fool with oyster legislation the
worse Off will be the oystermen.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-02-05

Misses Ethel and Edna Sturgis. of
Snow Hill, were visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Adkins recently.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-02-05

On January /. 1910. the criminal
code went into effect, adopted by the
last Congress. 1t forbids the shipping
of liquor c. o. d. INTO dry territories,
and provides that every package which
doesn't bear the name of the person
to whom il is shipped. the kind Of
liquor which 1t contains. and the
quality upon the outside, may be seized
and condemned. Here is an opportu-
nifty for the vigilance of the officers OF
this section TO see that the terms Of the
law are strictly complied with, or seize
al the liquor which comes here Illegally.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-02-05

A bill amending the Child Labor Law
was introduced by DR.. Ashby. making
the employment of children under l6
years for more than 10 hours day a
misdemeanor The punishment is fixed
at fine of at least 500. of which one
half is to go to the State Bureau of
Statistics and Information. Enforce
ment of the law is to be intrusted to
this bureau.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-02-05

A very strigent pharmacy law has
been prepared by Senator Linthicum.
One of the provisions is that no person
shall be left in charge of pharmacy
unless they have been certified by the
State Board of Pharmacy, under penalty
of 500.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-02-05

The reason that there are no bids for
the State Road bonds is that people
are looking for higher rate of interest.
What do people want with 81 per cent.
when they can put their money out in
Baltimore on time deposit at 4 per cent. :?
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-02-05

State aid was given to stricken Port
Deposit by the Legislature on Monday.
A bill appropriating $4,000 for relief
was passed by both houses under sus-
pension of the rules and joint commit
tee consisting of Senators Crothers and
Andrews and Delegates Osborn. King
and Main was sent to the town to invest
igate conditions and report to the Legis-
lature. The report was made at the
session by Delegate King of Worcester.
1t recommended relief and the Legis-
lature acted on the report Immediately,
and a committee of Port Deposit citizens
was authorized to distribute the money.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-02-05

A bill designed to discourage the dis
tribution of trading stamps has been in
troduced at Annapolis. The bill was
instigated by the Old Town Merchants
and manufacturers Association and has
the Endorsements of thousands Of merch-
ants of the city and state. The bill
binds the issuing of such stamps with
regulations and formalities that will
practically prohibit their use by merch-
ants. 1t provides that any person, firm
or corporation issuing or distributing
trading stamps must file s., 600 bond
with the clerk of the Superior Court Of
Baltimore City. No trading stamp. it
stipulates, can be used with redeem
able value of less that one per cent. nor
different redeemable value in merchan-
disc from redeemabe value in money.
When stamps are distributed they must
be accompanied by written or printed
contract which cannot be changed with
out the consent of the holder of stamps.
The merchants who distribute stamps
will be held responsible for their redemp-
ton as well as the trading stamp com
panies. The bill carries with it pro-
vision for penalty of not less than
$50 nor more than 500 for each and
every violation and in default of the fine,
commitment to Jail for not less than
thirty days
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-29
Beats Life Insurance and Banks

You might buy life insurance policy for the benefit Of your
family invest your money in savings bank. They good
enough in their way.
But what returns will you getP Soning like four per
cent at the utmost Is your money any safer there than tract
of this Evergade land that just every
year the in the east and sets in the west IL
will stop to think for second will know that land is the
basis of all values 1t is the safest investment the world and
you borrow money farm lands interest
than any other security on earth.
Estimate the value Of this land the basis its producing
power That the only fair way to value it That is the
will be valued of moneyhardhead business
menhave it called to their attention We shown YOU that
it will bring you from five hundred to fifteen hundred per
your investment if farm it yourself We shown
want to rent to else And then you buy in
where you will hardly miss the money! dollar down
and dollar month That much money laid aside each
and every month will be missed You would spend it in
going to theatres or for something do not need
If YOU going to buy land, buy it If you
going to your utuprovde for your old ageget
ready for ga rainy day. do it Immediately Better it while
mind is the subject for if put it off day
than likely to put it off month year. and it
going to be very long before it is everlasngy late
AS to particular proposition, when this Evergade land
drained and ready for the pillow safe that you could
not touch foot of for less than 500 and you would
be in great luck you able to buy it at that price
that will produce enough to pay for itself two three four
times from crop going the market
long at the paltry price of $50 akt
Where can you buy land in Illinois Iowa for $50
You can't buy Of it at this price, And then
Illinois Iowa land produces at the utmost $25
crops The Florida Evegade land will produce from
twenty times these cold hard dollars YOU think
that with money going be foolish enough keep on
conditions? Don't believe it for Do suppose that
this opportunity going to be open forever? Do you think YOU
can bde time and take advantage of this your
will and pleasure? You have passed by opportunities before that
you could avail yourself of any way in the world
Don't do it again. This good opportunity ever
had in your life if not the best 1t might be the last
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-29
Strong Endorsement From
q N. I'D. Man

Mr. Robert H. Collins, Fargo, N D.-Dear Sir: After
thorough investigation both at Miami and Lauderae Of the
proposition of the Everde Land Sales Company believe that
IL Is all that 1t has been represented and have seen the
best groves IN Dade County Oranges and Grape Fruit growing
on pure muck soand its close second hummock On pure
muck also saw beautiful royal palm trees bamboo sugar cane
castor beans cocoanu trees bananas etc. of these we
hoursng believe the soil capable of producing almost any
thing suited to the climate and extremely rich saw settlers
already moving on lands which, before the coming of the canals
we're under water most of the year the way in which the
supplementary canals (which the Company will cut will per
manenty reclaim the lands and believe the whole PROPOSITION
feasible and easy of accomplishment
also believe that such lands these considering the climate
~ months growing season. the fertility Of access to
market variety OF products which may produced improvements
to be made by the company, etc. are horoughv sond and
profitable investment either for the home-seer or from the in
shall report such to those await my
decision before investing From the homeeker standnon bs
Is clear to a-and for investment muck lands are already
seng At from 300 to $4,000 the latter profit Of over
800 per cent at the present selling price
In conclusion will that hope you are able to sell
number OF people, for they will surely bless you later remain
Respectfully yours
). h GORDON, Michigan n D.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-29
Bryan Believes i'm Everglades

William Jennings Bryan visitor in Miami Saturday and
left yesterday for Knights Key thence Cuba where he will join
his family at Jamaica.
Mr. Bryan interviewed by Metropolis reporter
his arrival and regard his health said that he feeling much
than the past days. and believed he would be fully
restored in few days He threatened with attack
nonia His had improved since leaving Jacksonville
though he often forced to cough.
Mr.. Bryan company with Mr.. and Mrs Jennings and Mr.
Boe visited F Lauderdale before coming Miami
the work Of the state dgs working in the Everglades
Commenting the Everglades drainage results Mr. Bryan said
81 believe the people of Florida going to have very large and
productive of land the Everglades have watching
the progress Of this undertaking for long time and believe it will
be q successful work Miami Metropolis
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-29

The gentleman mentioned above il not +bo ol - -
invested with us--PRESlDENT. j. H. WORST of the North
Dakota Agricultural College is but Of the wide awake %
lan therefore the purchase by such reputable men should CON
vince the most skepa that the have for sale ara M hest
Inc country backed by Company whose integrity cannot s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-30
'slEU1TlEIRPlE %
Bazaar de musica de Jose laza Y Ga.

Esa casa cuena sempre grandes exstenclas de
trnmenos para Bandas Orquesas Flauas FautneS
Ierceroa Requntos 0anete 0boes Saxoones Correctness
Fsconos Baonos Bombardinos Trombones Basstubas He
ccnes volines Yioas ooncellos Cenrabses Guitarras
Laudes Msndonas Banduras Redeblsnies PaIos Bsmbos
eOAVlENE SABER que nuestra dedica excu.
svamente todo cuanto refere msca la inca que
puede enfer los pianos garanzados de la repuada
CARL FISHER de los cuaes representatives excI.
svos IN toda la Isla.
Pda nueso cataogo que oontiene la relaci6n de mas
de NIL quNrESTas obras para piano. violin mandona al
in imo preclo de cEsTAvos ejemplar.
Lamamos tambien la atelc6n sobre nuesfro complete
surdo de msioa de autcres pneroquehos de zarzueas
espaholas
satZ No. ~. SAN JV<A PR APdRIADO eIs,
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LA CUr<-aa.Ska

LA CUr<EiA.SkA q
lilo un sabio, es una planta q
lento desarrollo. La gente tiena
fe en- las cosas que We, y ha-
blando en- sentido general tians
razon. Lo que a yeces Sc llama
fe ciega no es fe de ninguna
manera, pues debe haber una
rszon = hechos para tener en- que
fundarse. Por ejemplo, en- 10 que
respecta & una medicina 8 re-
medic Ia gente pregunta. CHA
curado a otros? sSe han aliviado
con ella algunos casos semejantes
al mio2 IVA en- ammonia con los
descubrimientos de Ia ciencia
moderna y estan sus antecedentes
al abrigo de toda sospecha?e En-
tai case, es digno de condanza, J
81 alguna vez me encuentro ataca-
do de alguno de los males para los
cuales Sc recomienda, ocurrire a
el en- la plena confanza de que
me podra aliviar." Estos son los
fundamentos que han dado 4 Ia
PREPARATION de WAMPOLE
su alta reputation entire los me-
dicos asl como entire todos los
pueblos civilizados. Este efcaz
remedio es tan sabroso como la
miel y contiene todos los prin.
cipios nutritivos y curativos del
Aceite de Bacalao Puro,e ,eque e1-
traemos de los higados frescos
del bacalao, combinados con Hi
pofosftos, Malta y Cerezo Silyes-
tre. Con toda pror titud elimina
los acidos yenenosos que engen-
dram Ia enfermedad y las demas
materias t61icas que Sc encuen-
tran en- el ORGANISING; desarrolla
un fuerte apetito y buena diges-
ton, y es infalible en- Postracion
que sigue q las Fiebres, Tisis y
Intermediates Demacrantes. Gel
sr. Dr.. Hugo Marcos, de Buenos
Aires, dice: La Preparation de
Wampcle no me es desconocida
y el afio lasado en- una Clinica
de Paris, he tenido OCCASION de
prescribirla y notar sus buenos
efectos. Todos mis- colegasse
Paris aprecian esta preparation.
Nadie sufre un desengafio COB
esta. De venta en las Botics,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-30
Renovation de
IN acuerdo.
FL preside podra seeuir
utllizandolo el pueblo dc
Puerto Rico.
Fl dep rtamen o de la Armada
le ns dado Q plazo de re $
alos para que ?! sohiernO n
sular pueda fonsiruir 0tro.

Ell gobernadnr Cotton. "a rerre-
sentacl6n del Pueblo Ia is Eir"
yel captain Walhne Dante ~
Ia Estsci6n Naval eE tentesefl' adj "a
del Gobierno Federal .ef nno7-a-
ron el acuerdo QUE tuf tanqtdo ror Il
e1-gobernadur Post vei ts',ati1,-tc
Rohrer bajo el crlai Il esh#e1rn ia
s,ilar puede utiliza- Il preside IL
San Juan para Ia enfa arcel5si5n IL los
infractores de las letoeS Este edificio
rs propledad de u Armada he Ios
Estados Cnidos pen !a.ia Il h4cho
de que ell Goblerr.o in-lar mr. tipne
una penitencians. en- ningln er:if-
clio que poiria u-ilizsr-e iaa aieho
in,se VIC obligaGo aifere ies r0rs
denados en- Ell actual PseSls. f.e
vo aeuerdo estlpua qt,e q i.8.ger..9
insular debe deSslo5s Pr
sidio sntes del di;. pr7E.e.s e.e e,le-5
de 1914, q menos que effenf5 o..
le haga falta Ia Afmada II H.
tados Unidos. y en ese eap es'e
herno tendra que dejsr II e.liH
ron sviso de 90 dfss. De ahi. recae u
ri goherno insular esf0rzarse ! conS
fr,ir dentro de los tres anos yenlae-
ros una nueva peniteneiaria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-30
En- honor de Ia PuTiisiina.

-Anorhe 4 toque de oraciones di6
principle en Ia iglesia de San Fran
cisco q novenario de Ia Pufsima,
fiesta que tantos amos hace Sc veri-
fca, amenIzada por excelentes pro-
fesores de mlisica Y distinguidas da-
.aaS Y caballeros que generosamente
contrlburen al explendor del acto.
Este auo eanfaran Ia senorita Car
men Cordero. los senoces Nelez Lo-
pezy Gorbea Lafitt \ algunos otros.
Dist!gudas seIlorltas y ninas to-
maran parte, fernando un hermoso
coro.
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En- Ell paIIamento frances.
Continua Ia declaration
sobre Ia Interpretation
ministerial.
Ell gobierno propone medios pa
ra eyitar sucesos tan graves
como los acaecidOS reciente-
mente.

| Paris noviembre 2o-En Ia Ca
mara de diputados han contlnuaa}o
las interpelaciones sobre Ia declara-
\ cion ministerial
Desphes de hahlar NJ. Benoist So
bre Ia anunciada reforma electoral,
Y de contestarle NJ. BRAND dicien2o
/ que tai refornla la hace el CobieIao
question de Gabinete, hlzo uso de ia
pala bra el progresista monsieur Le-
roy Beauieu para afirmar que 10
| puede conceder su conflanza al ac-
/ tual Gabinete por formar parte del
mismo monsieur Laffere, acemlmo
defensor del regimen de las fl-c-
defensor del regimen de las fichas.
Despufs de estos discursos subio
a la tribuna el presidente del Conse-
jo para contestar a los interpelantes.
Afirm6 que nadie ha heehc la cri-
tica de Ia polftica general del Gobler
no, sino diseursos tendenciosos dlrl-
gidos 4 personals determinadas.
Hizo 4 continuation una defensa
calurosa de NJ. Lafferre, ministro
del trabajo, que es-dijo- la vez que
un hombre honrado un hombre va
Hente'. (Aplausos en- la izquierda.
Entrando luego en- asunto prncl-
pal della declaraclo ministerial dice
monsieur BRAND: "Pudiera ser que
n. mana Sc hallase ell Gobieno fren-
te otra huelga de ferroviarlos. 5Ten
lria el goolerno que permanecer con
los brazos cruzadoso Que contesta
Ia Canara a esta mi pregunta. 81 con
tesla que 81. me vov.- Aplausos en-
Ia izquierda Y el centro)
Con objeto de eyitar que Sc repro
! duzcan sucesos tan graves como los
recientes mente aceaecldos propo-
Inc el Gobierno los Siguientes M
ne el Gobieno los siguientes medios
10 la creacion de un Concejo perma
lnente de conciliacion Y arbitrale Y
adopci6n de medidas para impedir
que Sc intente la huelga durante el
periodo de arbitraje ), 20. que Sc de
clare la huelga al ser rechazada Ia
concilia con
Estas medidas son imprescindl
bles i iuicio del Gobierno.
Es Ia nuestra politica de laicis
mo de Gbertad Y de iusticia. Para
desarrollaria necesitamos amplia
confianza Y los medios legales que
pido \ de cuya concession hago cues
ton de Gabinete.
Isl Sc me nlegan estos medios y,
por 10 tanto, con ellos esa confianza
me retlrar6 del Poder."
FL ex ministro radical socialista
NJ Pelletan Sc levanto seguidamente
para combatir a NJ. BRAND, asegu-
rando que lln Gobierno presidido
por el. no pllede cubrirlo la bandera
radical.
Fl presidente del Consejo lie con-
test6 dlclendo que esta conforme
en- reSpetar Ia Gbertad sindical, Y ase
gural 10 que cunplira las promesas
cue entraha la declarac cion N iniste-
rial
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-30

In esta imprenta Sc vendeI
papel de lerlodicos viejos a
s2Suintal
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