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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-06-17
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Operators wanted at the shirt fact
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Come to my store for your white
goods. Prices to suit everybody. Mrs.
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Before buying your dress see the
silks, pongees and cotton reppes at Mrs.
J. e. SHORTS.
One six foot binder for sale cheap.
Guaranteed to do good work. See j. II.
Perdue, Snow Hill.
Big show at Mason's Opera House
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
Secure your seats now.
For sale cheap-young farm or brood
mare, also buggies, harness, etc. Lee
Roy Smith, Administrator.
Automobiles for hire, by the hour,
trip, or day, at reasonable rates. Tele-
phone l0SA. Perdue & Corddry, Snow
Hill, Md. mc-il u
Wanted Builders. and Nursery
help, will pay good wages to right par
ties. Write at once and better your
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Il have several home-seekers from
the west who will be here in July. If
you have farm for sale. you had bet
ter list it now. Z. A. Strout Co., G. l..
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% N.
For sale-old Judge Case, or will
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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-06-17
LOCALS.

The levy list will be found on the Sth
page of the Messenger today.
Mr.. Stephen G. Mason has returned
home from trip to North Carolina.
Mrs. J. Parker Smith has been visit
ing relatives in Somerset this week.
Mrs. John r. Moore returned home
Tuesday night froma visit to Baltimore.
-Children's Day will be observed in
the M. z. Church next Sunday evening
Miss Mary Rock went to Berlin last
Saturday afternoon on short visit to
friends.
Mrs. Horace Payne is very i'll. and
grave fears are entertained of her
recovery.
Mr.. Randolph Jones is home from
Swarthmorc College for his summer
vacation.
MIR. Roy White, attorney-at-law, of
Accomac County. was in Snow Hill
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Shockley
returned Tuesday from trip to North
Carolina.
Miss Nellie Price has returned home
from visit to friends in Baltimore and
0nancock.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Tilghman left
last Saturday for visit to his brother
in Smyrna, Del.
MIR. and Mrs. o. ID. Collins and son,
Oliver Dale. spent several days at Ocean
City this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. C. Holloway visit
cd his mother. Mrs. G. NJ. Holloway in
Salisbury Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. w. X. Burton, of near
Stockton, were visitors in Snow Hill
Thursday afternoon.
City Councilman William L. Cuff
has been visiting his relatives in Somer-
set County this week.
MFR. and Mrs. A. ID. Irwin and fam
lily left this week for Ocean City, where
they will spend the summer.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter J. Doyle and
children. of Philadelphia, have gone to
Ocean City for the summer.
Mr.. o. NJ. Purnell and daughter,
Miss Julia. have been spending this
week at his cottage in Ocean City.
Mrs. I. Spence Smith entertained at
cards Thursday afternoon in honor of
her sister. Mrs. Letter. of Annapolis.
Mrs. John l.. Holloway and son. of
near Newark, Delaware. are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. McAllen.
Mrs. f. X. Wilson and grandson.
Master Wilson Martin. came this week
to spend the summer at her home in
Snow Hill.
Miss Margaret Stevenson. of Laurel.
Delaware, is visiting at the home of
her cousin, Mr.. Levin B. Disharoon.
near town.
Misses Bessie Purnell and Wilson
Hargis, and Mrs. Thomas z. Wharton
and daughter. of Stockton, are spend
ing few daysat Ocean City.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-06-17

We certainly appreciate the express
sions of appreciation of The Messenger
by the number of people who have sent
us their subscriptions this and the past
week. 1t is one of the few pleasant
things in an editors life to have the
subscriber of his paper pleased with
his efforts.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-06-17
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Snow Hill, Md.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-06-17

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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-06-17

II is worse than useless TO take any
medicines internally for muscular or
chronic rheumatism. All that is needed
is free application Of Chamberlain
Liniment. For sale by all Dealers,
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-02-11

Nicholas & Nicholas represent a
humber Of reliable Fire Insurance
Companies. When In need or insur-
ance Of this kind, call 10.
RUGS are now on our display rack
for your inspection We have all
sizes running from 81 IN. TO 9xl2 IT,
We have got the line you want.
EMPEY BROS.
The M. f. Ladies Aid hold their
next meeting at the home or Mrs
Fred Bennett on upper Main street.
Wednesday. Feb. 18th, Visitors who
wish 10 attend will be welcomed,
After having their train service
discontinued for several days because
OF the smallpox situation, Peilston
people are. again allowed To make use
Of passenger trains on The q. Il. & !.
aud trains have been stopping there
since Saturday noon. The situation
is improving rapidly and schools are
again in progress aud churches are al.
lowed TO hold their usual services
The disease winch was allowed to
spread from PellstOn has secured a
strong hold In the vicinity of the
Buckeye House on Burt Lake, and for
about two weeks ten or fifteen families
in that section have been quarantin-
ed from the disease, but reports from
there indicate that the disease is very
light aud that all are recovering rap
idly.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-02-11
Valentine Day next Tuesday.

Valentine Day next Tuesday.
"Shal we become cityf" will be
settled next Tuesday.
Charlevoix County Pomona Grarge
meets with Pine Lake Grange, Boyne
City, Feb. 18th.
The East Jordan Military Band will
hold another OF their popular dances
at the Town Hall, Wednesday even-
ing, Feb. 22nd.
Da9uty Game Warden Stanford was
an East Jordan visitor this week, and
caught couple Of our Isaac Waltons
with one lone trout In their posses
sion weighing three.Quarteps Of II
pound.
Loren Glenn Murphy. infant Sun Of
Ralph and Mildred Murphy died last
Thursday of pneumonia and the fun
eral was conducted at the residence
Of John Murphy on Tuesday after
neon by the Rev. 7. porter Bennett,
OF Past Jordan. Interment at the
Morehouse Cemetery.
Over on the shipvard side OF the
harbor work Is going rapidly forward
on the rebuild of the steamer Hum.
Her frames are all in and the oak
planking is being placed. The lines
of the bost-have been considerably
changed. which Mr.. Swailes thinks
will materially increase her speed.
From keel to fender-strake the Hum
will be an entirely new boat.-Char-
leyoix Sentinel.
Elisha n. Clink of East Jordan, cam
didate for the Republican nomination
for circuit judge in this CIRCUIT, has
practised law in this locality many
wears and earned the reputation oi
being well skilled in the law by the
success which has been his in many
hard fought contests. III elected cir
cult Judge he will bring to the posi-
tIon the services of man in the
prime of life, well versed In his
profession, who has made good in al
walks OF life. .-Charlevoix Courier.
Try Sherman s. Spp's Home made
Sausage at lac.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-02-11
Bvlefs of me Week

Wallace Weiss was a Petoskey visi-
tor this week.
Miss Lula Hansen was guest Of
Boyne CITY friends over Sunday.
c. Fl. Maddaugh Is here from
Pellston visiting with his family.
Deputy Sheriff Steffes attended
circuit court at Charlie voiy this week.
Mrs. F. E. Boosinger left Monday
for Coldwater on q short business
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark OF Boyne City
are spending few days with friends
here.
NJ. J. Horgan. Supt. Of the |. G, s.,
was here from Traverse City this
week.
Mrs. j. Fl. KoCher returned Thurs.
day from visit with her daughter
at Pellston.
Mrs. Clark Barrie and Mrs. Miles
spent Thursday at the farm home OF
Mrs. AL. Tindale.
Miss Margaret Cameron returned,
| Tuesday, from weeks visit with
Boyne City friends.
Mrs. w. A. Loveday and Miss
Jennie BoOsnger returned, Wednes-
day. from a ten-days visit with Ian
sing friends.
Robert Menzies returned to his
home in Vanderbilt, Tuesday, after a
few days visit with his daughter
Mrs. Roy Sherman.
Mrs. Clossen OF Manton who has
heen visiting her daughters, Mes
danes Allen and Tindale, returned To
her home, Thursday.
Mrs. Catherine Walsh entertained
several young ladies at dinner party
| Thursday evening in honor OF hel
guest, Agnes Orloska of Charlevoix.
The following gentlemen were
chosen as candidates for the charter
commission to be voted for at The
special election next Tuesday: w. p
Porter. w. A. Loveday, F. f.
Boosinger, Carl Stroebel, A. e. Cross
Geo. G.. Glenn, ID. Fl. Fitch, James
Malpass, and w. p. Squier.
Ex-sheriff Mcwain and family o
Bovne City left Thursday for Grant
Rapids where they will make thei
future home. Mr.. McWain haI
identified himself with firm tina
will manufacture newly invented
pig trough. CharlevoiX county lose
a good citizen in Mr.. McWain.
John Lenhart and Miss Grace Park
we're united In marriage, Tuesda.
morning by Rev. FIR. Macdonald "a
ST.. Joseph's Catholic Church. Mis-
Rose Gagnon acted as bridesmaid anl
Charles McGurik as groomsman
Following the ceremony wedding
breakfast was served at the groom
sister. Mrs. Clyde Hipp. The youni
couple have commenced house keep
ing in the apartments on State stree
formerly occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. L
G.. Madison.
The w. r. G. room had a yer.
home-like appearance. Wednesda
afternoon, February Sth. when Mes
DANES Swatford, Hamilton and Kits
man entertained about thirty OF III
members, the houored guest beinI
Mrs. BACON of Kalkaska. The win
} ners iu the guessing contests wer
Mesdames Ruddock, Sutton and Swat
ford. A bountiful lunch closed
very pleasant afternoon
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-02-11

=
Frank Bulow Is here from Montana
ON a short visit.
You can get choice Chicago Beef at
Sherman h Son.
The best grade of coffee is the Kar-
IA Van, sold oply by Sherman & Son.
Seeing IL belieying. Call and see
those beautiful administer 9xl2ft.
Rugs for s2l 90 at WHITTINGToN's.
We would call attention TO our can
goods both frp!t and vegetables. they
will help make variety at this sea-
son e. A. LEWIS.
A fine line of Taffeta Silk,
Heatherbloom aud Satcen Petticoats
are now on display at Miss Senecals.
Prices from 81 90 TO $500.
j. Leahy the Optometrist will be at
the Russell House, Tuesday Feb. IL.
one day only. Glasses guaranteed TO
tiU. Curing headache a speciality.
Nineteen hundred and eleven is the
first year since 1899 having odd fig
ures, Ii is the first year in century
to contain three ones. This will not
occur again until 3lll.
A man appreciates good CARPET,
more especially in winter than in
summer: it tends tn harmonic DOM
estic relations and does away with
cold feet. EMPEY Bros.
The following party Of Young people
drove In from East Jordan Sunday
and called on Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hill
ton, Mrs. Hilton was formerly Miss
Bess Light Of East Jordan. Margaret
Mckay, Grace Keenhults, Miss Cairo.
Orville Hprlbert. John Cuson and
Benz Smatts. .-Royne Journal.
"Women OF the Woman's Local
Option Civic Society, take notices"
Our new president, Mrs. A. d. Gr'gs-
by, who was elected to till vacancy
until the annual election Of officers in
April, cordially requests every mem
ber To be present at the next meeting
WHICH will be held at her residence,
Friday. Feb. 18th, at 2;30 p m. Vis-
itors welcome.
The Jordan River Hive, Ladies of
the Maccab bees Of the World held q
SPECIAL meeting Tuesday afternoon
for the purpose Of initiating new
mem bers, having with them Assistant
Deputy Bertha Link OF Cadillac tn
instruct in the work. Several names
we're also ballptted on. Refreshments
were served and everyone expressed
having a very ENJOYABLE time De-
putty Bertha Link is very much pleas
ed with the work Of Jordan Rive1
Hive.
Circuit court Conyened Monday buI
owing 10 the storm there was nothing
much doing until afternoon. On TAX
ing up the calendar it was decided
that no jury cases were ready for tria
81 tlt JhIN Noo pioSbdieSu' hO w
towing disposition of cases has beer
made at the time of going TO press
Frank Polps, Stanistan Polus anf
Jacob John Klooster were ADMITTED Il
citizenship. The Swift case was con
tinued Until some time next week
A Albert Black was put on prubatiOu
The case Of the People VS.. Sterzicl
was nolle pros. Albert Whitman anC
Clarence Morse plead guilty 10 viola
tion OF the liquor law. All the issues
OF fact were either settled or con
tinued. In the matter of delinquen
taxpayers objections were filed. Th'
Gailop divorce case was notly contest
ed Wednesday and court took recess
until next Tuesday. Chareyoil
Courier.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-02-11

Matinee Saturday afternoon at $50.
Films: Hazel the Heart Breaker"
and "Rattlesnakes. Admission sc.
Saturday evening: "Yankee Ann. "
and 1.-THE Lucky Shot" Admission
l0c.
Monday; "The Untimely Visit. F"
Tuesday: duchess of nj Misouvia."
Wednesday: BLACK Petes Refor.
nation"
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-02-11

Sherman & Sons Home made lard
l5c, per 10.
CARPETS. Buy them where they
sell YOU genuine Ingrain weave, all
dyed before they are woven. securing
you fast colors and beautiful patterns
for 35 cents per yard, EMPEY Bros.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-02-11
AS Seen
By Others

The Sun Life Assurance Company
of Canada is one ef the most progress
sive companies doing business to-day
in the world. In looking over the
annual statement for the past year we
find that large gains we're made in all
Important items. The Company is
growing stronger as each year rolls
around.
The Company paid Ia policyholdsrs
last year nearly three million, and
since organization the amount is S23.-
243,l67. The life assurance in force
stands at nearly l30 millions.
The company's growth during the
past ten years is as follows: Income
in 1899. 2.S96. .207-in 1909. T.
77s.132; assets in 1899. 9.247. .664--
in 1909 this item is 1880, 800; the
life assurances in force in 1890 were
$500, ,O3S-in 1909 this item is
nearly $50 millions.
This is certainly hne progress. and
one the officers apd stockholders may
be proud Of. The Company is well
managed by President Robertson Ma
caulsy and Managing Director I. b.
3 MacauIsy.
They are rilotins this staunch old
! Company along safe lines. and have
built up an institution which is looked
upon as one Of the strongest life as
! surance comRanics in the world.-In-
sursnce News, Philadelphia.
} V. G.. HOlbeck
) District Manager.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-12
ADJUSTMENTS
REALISTIC REELS
 SHOW DARING ROBBERS
Adventures of the Notorious James Boys" Shown in Moving Pic
 lures at the Coliseum.

James Boys of Missouri. portrayed in three reels of the most realistic film ever exhibited in the city. was shown possibly to two of the greatest audiences that ever packed this popu- lar house This subject giving the life and many adventures of the James Boys was taken on Missouri soil in many instances the exact spot where the daring robberies and hold ups took place, and proved intensely interesting owing to the fact that many of the patrons have lived near the different localities and knew the surroundings. and were personally acquainted with the James Boys themselves The Coliseum manage
 ment has arranged to have these
 reels brought back for a return en- gagement in the near future, owing to the fact that numbers were turned away failing to gain admission and did not have time to remain for the show, and even with the large crowds
Arizona republican., 1911-12-12
ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY TO SEE
 FAMOUS PLAY.

Unusual interest should attach to the forthcoming visit of The Clans man" to this city as local theater goers will have another opportunity to see the greatest drama of south crn life ever written and the only one dealing with this theme that has achieN ed success throughout the en- tire United States.
 An engagement of The Clansnlan," which has been revived for a spe- cial tour of the south. this season. has been arranged for this city for Wednesday, Dec l3, at Elks theater.
 The famous Thomas Dixon play has not been seen here for three years so everybody will undoubtedly welcome its return with enthusiasm. As capacity audiences have always greeted The Clansman" on it's pre- vious visits. d timely warning is to urge theatergOers to secure seats well in advance.
 The Southern Amusement company of which George II. Brennan is man. ager has prepared an elaborate re- vival of The Chnsman." with a specially engaged company of players.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-12

chine by the speed it makes. Well, there's a quiet little stretch of road about ten miles out Of the city. ! set the prospect to take a ride in the W. reach that stretch of road l let her cUt for all shes wOrth-Senerally about thirty miles an hour. Pretty soon my partner. disguised as a con staole, steps up and asserts vehement " that he has timed us and We were going eighty-five miles an hour. Afrer son.e WranglinG 1 manage to buy him of. and on the way home l close the deal with the ospect."-Chicago Post
Arizona republican., 1911-12-12
WicWAM.

WiGwam tonight. Program: The Child Crusoes." IL is like turning the pages of a book of adventures and seeing the pictures of all the won derful people and happenings come 10 life. Song. Miss Ethel Hall. Sweet Swanee Sue" Gypsy Hon or" One of the many thrilling scenes that will interest you. A stirring story. The Mistress Of the Hacienda Del Cerro." The story and the char acters are deeply engaging and touch ingly human. Illustrated song, Miss Ethel Hall. "Kidland" Through His Wifc's Picture" X comedy picture with many interesting features. The Inventors Secret" \ remai kablo novel picture full of fun and mirth
Arizona republican., 1911-12-12
THE RED ROSE

The Red Rose John C. Fishers big musical comedy, which comes to the Elks theater on Saturday even ing. December l6. is Harry B. Smiths l0Sth play. Before the next season is at an end this most prolific of American authors will have added half a dozen more pieces to the list. and if he continues as necessarily in his pencil pushing and develops the usual Smith talent for longevity, he should come close to old LOpc de Vegas record before he quits mak- ing black marks on white paper and claims his six feet of sod. Lope, it will he remembered, is credited in reference to books with having writ ten 1000 plays. Mir. smith is easily the most successful, the most talent ed and the most famous lyricist and librettist
 Robin Hood was one of his ear Hest and biggest hits. His brother Robert. who assisted in the writing Of The Red Rose" first became known as the author of "Fantana."
Arizona republican., 1911-12-12
AT THE COLISEUM

The management of the Coliseum has got away from the higher school of art in vaudeville this week and varied the bill by the addition of acrobatics and rollicking Irish song bird of national reputation. The LeCalls. gymnasts, introduce Roman ring act that is as pretty as it is difficult. Kitty Walsh, the Girl from Ireland, has q pleasing repertoire of catchy songs rich in Irish melody and they are just little out of the ordinary class. Hendrick X Wright, sisters, in songs. dances and mono logue complete bill of unusual merit The picture program IS changed with the vaudeville and the weeks amusement offering will be especially pleasing.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-12
SAVOY

Entire change of pictures today. They are: The Greatest Engineering feat. interesting story Of New York $ water supply The Gigantic Cats kill Aqueduct. Episode Under Henry III. Aunt Hulda, Matchmaker. On Separate Paths. Also our big spe- cial. The Austin Flood Disaster. Come and hear Prof Roberts, the world renowned baritone. singer in his il- frustrated song, Gee, But It Is Great to Meet a Friend from Your Home Town" and Where the River shan non Flows" "A Spot Light" The professor made a great hit at last nights performance. We will havo full election returns of the Arizona state election by special wire. Every body come. It is warm at tie Savoy. Five reels in all 5,000 feet. MatineeS 2:45 D. m.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-12

to be one of the most remarkable revelations of stagecraft that has been seen in this or any other city.
 The Winter Garden company. with its lively entertainment. Vera Nio- letta." has reached a degree of popu- larity greater than at any time since it's opening. Gaby Deslys. Jose Col lins, Stella Mayhew. Kathleen Cliff ford. Al JOlson. Frank Tinney and many others compose the company presenting this comedietta. Of equal importance is the presentation oi "Undine.' which has brought graceful Annette Kellerman forward as a toe dancer as we'll as a diver
Arizona republican., 1911-12-12
nRRIGHI ENES.'

The attraction al the Ellls Theatcr tonight is. Cecil Lean and Florence Holbrook in Jos. M. Gaites' stupendous musical comedy success, Bright Eyes" which is by the authors Of Three Twins and Madame sherry Charles Dickson wrote the book. Otto Eauerbach furnished the lyrics and Karl HOschna wrote the catchy mu- sic. The plot of the play is based upon the farce, Mistakes Will Hap pen"
 The company is a large one and the piece has been given a very elaborate scenic setting. with number of me clinical and electrical effects intro duced with telling effect.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-12
SALESM ANSHl

How do you manage to sell so many motor cars?" Was asked by the salesman who wears diamonds and a silk hat and smokes J0-cent cigars.
 don't mind telling you if you treat it confidentialiy." he replied. You know. most people judge a ma
Arizona republican., 1911-12-12
NEW YORK THEATRICAL.

Name plays are not lacking. Peg igy." presented at the Casino on Thurs day evening will be a rival of Betsy" for some time to come. The music of Peggy is by Leslie Stuart of "F'lorodora" fame and the same theatcr that was the scene of the latter's triumph will house Peggy. It is distinctly musical comedy, which explains the fact that no one expects much in the way of plot The company of 100 includes Harry Fisher, Vida Whitmore. Renee Kelloy. and many other actors and actresses well and favorably known along Broad way.
 It is stated in Washington on high authority that the next trust against which the department will direct its activities the aluminium trust com posed of the manufacturers of alumni mum ware, including kitchen utensils. The bill will probably be filed m Pittsburgh. the home of the trust. It will allege illegal combination in re- straint Of tflde under te Sherman anti-trust law and will ask for a dis solution of the combine.
 "Tho Pink Lady" one of the most exquisite productions that 1t has been the pleasure of theatergoers to see and which has enjoyed penome- naIly long run. comes to an end to- night at the new American theater' and it will be a long time before this playhouse has another production that will give more genuine pleasure to it's patrons than The Pink Lady has given. The play goes to Boston after il ten months New York run.
 George Arliss as Disraeli at Wal lacks theatcr has become one or the seasons features. The part or the eccentric English statesman is inter preted by MT. Arliss with dignity and nenetration. which give all the weight of reality to the climax when the fate of the nation seems to hang m the balance.
 ..The Woman" one of the two Be- lasco productions now on view in this citv has completed it's third month at inc Republic theater. It is play of Washington life. in which Mary Mach has added to her reputation trough her admirable performance m inc role of the telephone girl heroine
 Around the World" at the Hippo drome is as plendid scenic and spec tacular trip which no wouid-be giooe trotter would care to miss. lretahd, England. Egypt. Turkey, Switzeriahd and many other countries are visited during the course of the performance, and in addition there is wondertui butterfly ballet. pronounced by experts