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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-22

! NJ sI " E ~ ss & n s;a , nm \
home from IT. Nh q IN g. q ND
alflenl,s al IN
81 Rebsrk silrssstsin lined S nnrss;
4, n |!!gI|! h! ~ y ].
n,lr |ls15;l| s@E l||'I
n armers should stac their RAJ
;do not wall for the shoGk thfsshtng.
!ThiS il given / " |, III ii iii DID
tried and succ essful fas q u
TOXIN Keegan accom IN ~ I'LL
sisters and dangh tess Bes 4 AZ.
turned home nom III rs "a Slsit
With reati yss ma fras1ds lEs ~ <sast.
The Kindel Davenport AZ hs. best
- the marx II n ss II and
handsome rs iook II, r6e o1 Home
has them. NJ ssSs
Fred Lobde I4of the histier
meat markst has been under ply;
ssician's care during the week, on ac!
count of san attack Of rhsumat ist
The little daughter 81 M. and lfrs,
M o, Mimnaugh, who has been Quite
ill for & couple o. weeksis now on
the road to recovery 81
Desirable mod ern resld ences fol
rent are becoming very scarce Id N d
tertown and before cold weather sets
IN there will not be- q vacant house II
the city.
George Phelps has resigned his 20
sition as bookkaeper for the Mode
clothing store apd has gone to north
west Canada where Re has acceptei
q similar position, u
Mrs. Murphy Is here from Iowa Wis
iting at the home Of her daughter
Mrs. z. 10. Mimnaugh. Phil win have
| to walk IN the straight and narrow
path while his mot inlaw Is 81 tow
Ths teachers inatitute being held
finthe city this week " being attended
nv the largest number OF teacherl
THAT has ever attended al similar meet
ing IL this county
The Cozy Home,' can make you
home f: Il tbs
other furniture house IN the northwes
Be sure and get our price before buy
/ Ing and VIZ will save you money 81
every article. The Coy Home
The Ramp House has abou
completed it, large rev double decl
porch and wor krnen are now busiI,
/, engaged III re- ranging and puttini
lin new plate glass front ID the hal
1 room and barber shop.
Louis orwesl, manager OF stac,
4 Il Company's fruit house of this city
His now III Colorado Springs, Colo tak
Ing treatment for tuberculosis. q. q
\ Richards has taken his place as man
lager Of the fruit house.
Or and Mrs. ill are enjoying hi
4 scenery of Colorado, having left 81
n that state last week. The doctor SUI
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-22

Wanted foney vested til house
rent receipts ~ = pcor vsstmenbl
and ons that YOU MI never derive
any future benefit from IL takes sii.
ergy, economy and dete ation to
ssoN na home you are wing rent
come Id ana ses ne and Il 4 u show
YOU how to owil u home and never
miss the money. n NJ. Barker III The
SATURDAY News once 9tt
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-22

Dor Sale early new gas ranga.
cost s25s wiil sell 1T han pride. M
1quire of TI Wagner at town
carbon ting d., saS;2 ~ III
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-22

or saie n goo IN ail sisSd io 5 III III
south OAK sst ~ ~ HUI az s 6Rt 1S0.
wIl hdy \ illill sss|
down and balan At IS per Month StE
Is per cent This n u arsain ~ ttihis
price naiire IS 3sEleer zt ttis.
Saturday Sc M
For Sala tame hes Id Oregon aisd
Washing ton. IIos8es ana lcts III
tertown. rnn1snt lhionlsfte xds
and desert lind anaa "a OfeSoii.'
Apply 10 h 4. Warner III ~ Gity lSjsI
o. to News u nee - Il a sssss
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-22

For Salesc r Trade new 10 room
modern tsyo story house and 4 hall!
block off land near school Ill sell
Tor cash pr trade for farm near aS
ftertown inquire be II. Nj Barker III
the Saturday News once IL
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-22

being hauled TO the elevators. Az
soon as any quantity is on the maj
kets and the farmer begins to spe1d
money then everything will boom.
q. il. eck. vl,o for the iast two|
months has been employed as marker
at the star Laundry, and who has
played tuba with the Fourth ReGt.I
Band this season, departed for his
home at Brookings last week, where
|she VIII enter the state college thts
fan.
mike Fox. one Of the successful
farmers residing 1--WE miles east of
Watertown and who Is president Of the
Watertown Farmers Elevator Com.
I sippAily, eturned nome wednesday morn
Ing from the twin cities, where he has
been citing business for several
days, @
Tie Fourth Regiment Band Win,
give It's regular concert Friday even
Ing and q special sacred concert sun.
day evening, the weather permitting.
The Sunday evening concert will NJ -
tgin at 4: 80 o'clock sharp. thus living
the church going public an oppo rtunify
o9 enjoying the music. Sss
Baseball lovers of this city can go
lto Sioux FAILS next sunday on tie
81. Ds Central, to zee the game between
the Greater sioux HIS and All ma
tdons teams which will play there 81
Sunday aftarnoon Round trip ticket
viii cost 81 good returning on the
regular train Monday.
I W. s.; Gunsalus, d farmer nv.
ing near Fleming, Pa, says lie has
USED Chamb erlain's Colo, Cholera
and Diarrhna Remedy N his family
| for fourteen wears, and that he has
/ found IT To be- an excellent remedy;
and takes pleasure III ecommend ins
IT. For sale by All dealers. Al
Editor Burt ofs South shore sFas II
the city we'd nesday IN bus iness, IIs
states that he has seen some d & 81 GU
ldelds that were hits ~ hails s a 81
1.-Two weeks ago, and that "a, While fila
owners are able 10 cut some 1T the
I;grain In places, there are some who
1T will do no good to 60 on the fields
At aal q
pearl Rogers; q student 81 the M.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-22

Wanted Sept, IL MOD ern house
John Geiyes. care peska Hotel
Bar, Natertow
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-22


Wanted III ~ sSI s
jdo Tor outsia prll J M u 4 Erssl Il
work, reAso abls 4 ~ 1. S IN ~ romp1
shipment of ny bit1sinx
|fpa ateEsown q
tor Rent 31e IS iarn ~ III h
aages - Yatot Is rsfl. stic y y
|shld y tress aal niSissst IN sEs n
Lsks n ous q i 81 I| s|
sass..
=, 4 IS n sts mi 5tt
hlll cne I'D "a mil sns s.
Finder pieaSd . III tiss lsnri
NeWs once 81 VA 1R|E8
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-22

For Rent good seyen room housss
close In Inquire NO ones chief
" police. ls|II Iotf
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-22

IS
1 4 h y 4 Ess n
q Il n ! ! 4 y Ind
l MN thodai I6t sile oal 6 bsn
tciat III s 6i l kssSi sse; Nh 'sss II
aocSat III cant h
81 Il sslna tot II ID f ,I tlidS ~ ~
hs INV u third \ Il M 81 =
Eganls IKE q pIrat siesorp6sxa
auhsidized bsfors birth ssd bsa
Win 4 trust a. ming bottle ~
nnout 81
Tut WORD to tlhe home butl d. .
contractor or the lumber del er. q 4
ls Al ur,sss on rom a tnes, mil
etc Watsrto !. Z NJ
lBox Factory q y
Mra. Katie N. Gould i formes "a.
don't of Watertown. but now lccatSa
81 afinnea polis mas Y III t1e clty n
week visiting relat dives ma frienaG.
She departed Tor forth Dakota Mon
Lazy where shs wili Visit relattyes Ri
couple Of weeks when she I'LL I
turn 10 her home ID Minneapolis 3l
One Of the most common ai1mentl
that hard working people me ailictes
! with lis lame back. Apply Chamber
lain.s Liniment twice 4 day and mSg
Isage the parts thoroughly at eagt
application, and you VIII set quiS,
relisf. For sale sby all dealers, sstl
The weather this week has besf
cool with some Wind. Threshing hAa
started in garment and some grain 4.
1 being hauled to the elevators. ~
soon as any quantity Is on the mar
kets and the farmer begins to speIt
money, then ever thing will boom. q
g. E Heck. who Tor the last tiwss
months has been employed as nnarkei
at' the Star Laundry W, and who hns
4 lnlave(i u fiifSa Will rs i 1la Fniirfl, Ra3f
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-12
Psra~cert Issue

The paramount issue in Colorado
ths taIl is the na-lshinr Q; the IA
I5oz- TIE battle i tor a clean
C8t1-E3o Tso Y-oposi,ioas have
s--l Initiated Ard arr to be voted
az On the ft;h o: NoveHber TIE
Grst !. az anentn.at 10 the stat.
co-s-ituiicn tor -ver outIasinx the
zA1u,Arture ard sai- o, Intoxicating
471-s TIE propose. Amendment
= modelled ztre- the North Dakota
-oos-itstsos4i provision uhiea has
s-~u IL f1rce for over twenty yrsrs
he s-rond is a sArch and seizure
aE Tbs measure has bs--u care
flIiY framed and Il enacted ALL
E-eziiy assts, IN the suppression OF
ne Illegal sale OF lqsoT IL pro
tise= thx; o. ssorn complain o: any
-i-iE-z premises .hers liquor = sus
z---r;-s ct being sod shah b. search
-. aa1 The pr-s@nc- ot lieoor. u
.Slzaa. al consiiir :. prinna tzeGA evt
---fr o &--I l.ls VII ptof hir@
ts- nAesinery for IT, eu.oro-ment
O: -. hs axsins; tn iii~xal s>l-
of sSSo- II 10 very Important TIA;
shs ze.sar. should BE- snae;-d ahoax
slts .A- s.a'esic- oof.s'itufio.ai
E-1s9-e II The sfats-~ics meas
~ sso-lc az tn search and s~iz
E-- hs so8ld s;ii. - of great rzizs
l. --st5-riax The hr h local option
,r-rlt1rF =. sure 20 vote Yes or
III s.2rch ana s-lIlrr n-ssur. II
Is .zlar 70 tn La ALREADY OF
or .-ztufe BOOKS srAins' gambling
R-rs@nher fhst there ar tEo In
P1rs4lt tsrp~rancr psDpos .ticus BE-
{ p fAe y-opIs o. C7ioraso a. the
uJziag election. sfat.-uil- proaibI-
uzr. sy csns;itssi1ual Amendment.
80 TIE ~arch And s-iEur. hs-
Vote yes On both proE-osifior-
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-12

your gun. get in tAe middle cf The
street. and have Il o.er vitA.
The House Of connnns wins stead
Ry. The vrkiax prcpi~ Ct the
world ~in - aAisr. rA- ctA ,oun-
me.sinx iaea vtns steadily Antxsp-
nlr@ ,hes~ ,hiaS. u yos like Yca
30 10, stop ,hrm Tatx progressive
party IS the og;corar OF csnaitsseS.
par, of the progress Of the .orld.
Il = biSS.r ,AAa a7tA the old par
lies and all tbs s,aadlA folk. xho
canno, ua s.rstand azy xuee taiax as
A great xad vital human need Do
aCi !osn Sith II a-lrxs sos like
suf d. not ,ry to stop Il TAX.
90 The simpler task os s;oTpgax tie
sta-s II their courses Attempt tAe
ssasAl eaore OF xsgirs OUT Ali hui
z.za hope And human resolution.
The prexressiv. party IS in tune
alta Ghe religion of the stars Be
1zatzs, /, /: yoa Ike. not-oty Is
5aidinx yoa- But the stars A1d
The World ARE apt 10 go night on
Aa-ai pretyy much the same They
glAy the scEx game. AID all Ncsezn-
bers t-ok siik. 20 them II not this
November. some other November II
1ot this Roosevelt. some other
Sn-o~@velt az some later day
b, this dsy tnis November. this
Eoo-eysit suits a b, OF a~-<o Enzny
q Is TIN, sery likely a srsai many
sc2adpAI people arr this November
soaax to xe, the surprise OF their
e1zineatly -sp~c,ztl- and highly con
stituTlouai lives.
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-12
~ sgrrigs 81 Beet

This county has practically e-asc
70 b. a. exporter ot fresh b.-sf The
ssiyns~nts to foreign land. h4y. cvir.
sl-d from 80 mllson pound. In 1901
70 10 minioa pounds In the nscsi
year ending June 20. 1919 The lat.
ter quantity 10 the product o! only
sboaf twenty Thousand cattle. or
fewer ,hAn frequently are received
IN ka1>ss City Ia 4 sinsle day There
has b~~n a d-cre.s. IN exports os
sr.sh ,~f every yssr sine. 1897. The
decline has bern due 10 the fac, that
,h~ prodscfion os ezfii. In III. Unit
I'd s,st~> has no, k-p, psc. With
the growth Of I-oprlaiion and the In
er-asinx hone consumption has let
diminishing surpias asaiisbl. for
.xyor, The fisuf~s -ff.c'aAlly d!s-
po>> Of the r-cen; statements that
The packers sell bs.s cheaper abroad
fhaa ~ home They have. In fact.
p~scstrsny csase1 g. s~ii Any fr~sh
~ In f~~tR ~pgasrS~s-
Exports H live cattle last yesr
we're los .yss head. oompsr-d 9TH
:33.sss ~spnst~d In 1894. the ma1i-
osD Ia r~cens yesSs. Last yesr's en-
tire expost of cattle aal fs~sA ~
anosnsed 10 iAtis ever AN . ~
oai weeks r~rsaUas 81 The five pets.
etpai oaststa. - skosf ess - csoa
of eu the csstjs rse<tss1 u ths
Wsssssu aAsbets n ths year. ~
ngurse shov hov cisss IL coosssy
~ ceos - bstas psrssy - . tso~ !.
sie hasts 10 ~ csstls islssery.
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-12

Why fool WITH this re~ party.
ASKED al Acquaintance" What car yoa
sst out of II. II has 10 ehaaee to
via
Yoa ran make 70 answer 10 that
sort of comment from that sa-t OF
man. 4, you told aim the trs.h. Re
could no, understand H. lfSou made
him the simplest o. ali explorations,
be oogld not believe g; He cannot
comprehend that party can do any
BODY great good without affor.snx
s7nsb5ay great gait II Ephraim b.
sss.d.-i 10 his ido5. y, The unioo Of
the two endure TIE world moves
on just The sane
TIE final argument for this new
party lies In the fac. tha; the ~orid
does move Compare the dark Ages
Eifh to-day. and you fIHd tha; the
world has rrorrd All civilization
Is progress The progressive party
IS the Tzrfy = Civilization 10 VOC
Eant ths dark ag-s or to-day for
y1ars, That 5 your o.n concern
The EorId all move onward jas, the
sane
The rewards oi a clean xay OF
thought are something Which The old
line srandpat .uzu eanno; understand
What are you erp@ctinx 10 xet
out Of this b. denaucs. and Be
links you erzEy eh-u yo1 say that
you expect 70 set nothing os, Of II,
Yet you are craI~i only IN tks aeiF.
lan q the hgmAa Impulse forward
The .'sadpaf laa cannot understand
that You e4aa9t argue sith a uAn
Nho deals In assertions oniy. ard
whose premises are those of The
9Ast- Let aim Aboa- Tae xorid
move. ilst u. sane
One 4 The a.sArrious O. the stAae-
pat ma q either of tie Cd FGrt--
= tAst fhsz third party = Roosersl;
aEi R0osev-i; Etoae o. roErss- tat
assertion IL not tue e-lzus= ~
sorlt had pr1srfEs--s h--f7re RooS--
Erlt sas bon aat Ill % - z:-sr
ae Is dad he zo,lFss & thls
-hird party - se~a~T tAzz Az oas
lAas he Tesy As. 80 oc Er-at
Aad s:f~ots. oa r-sl r5s8l
is7as. watcs are ;ar sis-r thAs ary
sae zza's Ms-
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-12

Il; -!
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-12
ssm ss- ssAss sa-sss I. n'.s>

wItliAo Par. rstise1 Santa vs -.
gloess. Aas fsestvs1 wsr1 - . ~
0o6Sks q ~ sss - ~ Ocrt1setaa
~ aAas 0o1vssesA As PM svns
Q GAessstA tstsesst u ~ pfspssty.
~ vsta stsueA y ~ tea Ui1s es1
- 80 = ~ - - = su1te3soa
poAue - ~ ~ s1os6 ~ ~
lo1n1sUOo ~ ~ 0asAse ~ -
|GCD11Q.0 ~ aDonGv onGo euoDsg
11o19o11Ga = sso1s1 - - sosns
= - soos(sol
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-12
Ntt . oosNs, Party.

The p-oxrr sslv. party is not . one
man party. bu, be- would b. worse
than scoiish Who DID not congratulate
IL on having the Friendship and lead
.r~hip Of one Of the rpost wonderful
minda. 90. q ths mo~i vonderful
bodice. one Of the most vonderfui
nervous syss~ms this country %
any other ever s~~o- Put besosv
the sianarat man the full tale Of
the days sosks OF sh.s one man. The
vest range Of hls activities. and
he ~iil turn away from you ~ ava
the counsrymsn after . tDoG study
NJ sh~ caaei In tAs asaAsesSs. -TAses
Amt no snch . animal" aaSl hs.
roe the ssandpas msn thers aia't
no surh animal - Roossvs,t.
Il y ufpe1 ssAinst Thso1ees eeeee
vs,s that he v . selfseshse ~
tAai - y ~ eosaisl 0as t0Agtnse
~ ~ 40 sarcss1laG ua1se ~
sssoe ~ - saFviva1 , eG11Oo1 \
- es0s0Aoa g - NUoG1Bl ~
lOsne - = eo1lUB1 les1e asDsGA1nl
tee = GuDese. Lee4 g - oU0 ~
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-12
0oNW@~

tssns.ks-s fs.s~ ..... ~ tAs lesAssg esss.
s>~. - IL is~ss ssd v-~inity. sos ass.s-s
sr~st0~st rh<-~ sssosssssse - sssh ~
oeDats~sl fep~
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-12
~,, c. ~.-s.. ss-.~.,,

II Thsccors Roasssslf tsl 1-A6 %
31To.. - ogzis r. sap5F. snostar
tia, ~ rxof - .rE-. VII ~o-r-
time - sra. s-9vizx fh1i tie so,-'s
nuF-s s-a or Ef;hzuf Ts--s5or-
Roosevelt f. -afes 20 great efff.r-
eacr -hs-bFr BA-oz o. sa1besg-S-e
Ercts shhk sa-ar- Tt- lat tts
3s.-1. - t1e Errat thns It uat-s
20 great enfrrr1r- % cirlErsfrz
Et-'h.- Roosevelt Or sozs or- sls~
shall "a tas great FRAT If 81 -
u1u s11aa- % laf-r TA-olo-e Ro1s--
as.' tizszls ls a er-at H1oszh ua- 70
z19u that
Th- sa-dpst Uar q =.-ter alI a.
- cannot g1t-rsta1s u~s- thirzs-
Ta- st-sr deasat q a za-'s e@siFi,a
.h~ - - rr-t usth is there %
B. f1usbf--ihess ar the thlzTs
gdaa ths Efaz dsai mal q either oid
party ca-n1t gaders'a-A Why arxus
Eith him IL Eghraim r.mEin .ed-
id 10 hh Aois l.; hlm ooutinse
70 ssHaaa. What oaa tsis third P4F-
y 81 f9r you--
May y~arg axo 40 a y9sux nAn !
uv.,i 90 a small rllmullfy lr the
becky Moanfairs sa=re 4e lad n1;
mart h~ beyoud tat q; The sir
shooter r. va szr-; ard --f'rn-
p couairy ~ MAJ. No ma. Abus-
{ his u~iEahsor th-r- There s~r.
- l1css on the doors Tier. vas
%. xrsai a.. utirh r4n 20 the -
,~cf tha;. shea tfosbls cane II v.s
mans psrt % strap on bic KUN.
ge' out 50 ,hs miedi. ot TIE road and
aa~ss hi. truubi. I'm face. of course
be- Nigh, ct Killed but that -ss
Ensch ,-,ier than 90 live Nth the
record Il having hid b-hina The door.
and hzttnx shri-s.-d for the sehrfsf
pr other f1rm a rfpr-.~atztif. OF
ror.ti'silousi government 10 come
aai TAX. care of him
N,t OrA-MSe Party.
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-12
Mse Any vbeeec.

A victory sos Mr. Tai, and his The,
osy a sovssno~nt y not any vtcsosy
q ali. II y ealy . Temporary eta0
Ing 70 . bsoksa beids~. 10 sas - 3
vso1osy ~ NJ. wtisoa 10 . csiasiag
- seAalpas i1sals a a. eil 81
ssevsn pafty. Il cssIA ~. - visaseD
= ~ ~ 0srsey Q Aa,siag q 4
bsoom bsl1OA NV vasls ti0s -
Dsg1Ds = 1osf NV ~ bosa1o q
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-12
tE, Ear, Nose aad
Throat Specialist
Of Denver
e.s. 1000 essissss

s-p--,sIiy ar i.rii-f 10 cell ssA ,s,~ssi.
gate ~. -~stss-1. - r.,sr~~s,ss eevoss 81
r~s,.es.as. nr. ~sg~-o ~. h-~s prs~s,~-
leg !. roi~s$o f"s ~ssy y~ss~. ~ is .
gysstusi~ ~ ~ t~s>1,sG ~~<l,si soti>sp. sf
Es,pt~ $50 hi. es,ansry sd 10 ii<~s~-i :.
v~sess<s b tAs >ss1 h.srA - ns1ieAi Il
saisseS 1t.S<sevslo sol sskss sssss-
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-12
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T>o~Mono

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vA~e. e4ksss ten. Ovss Z; ,eses psssssssi
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-12

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sASa - 49, s~ssA ssssl.A>A ~ As.osA
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-12

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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1912-06-01
SNOW HILL. MD. JUNE
Hon. Austin l.. Crothers

In the death of Governor
Austin l.. Crothers the State of
Maryland has been sorely af-
fiicted. Those who picked him
for the nomination for Cover.
nor "A little more than four
years ago, knew that he was
every inch man-knew that
he measured more in states
manship than the general pub
lie was aware-knew that he
was a man of far greater abil-
ity than "A partizan press was
ready to acknowledge. Knew
that Austin l. Crothers would
make a good Governor and a
faithful servant of the people.
They said that John Walter
Smith made him Governor: SO
be il. 1t was another evidence
of his unfailing value of the
proper men to serve the state
Governor Crothers was not only
an able lawyer and a great
tatesman. but he was a man
strong in his friendships, his
likes and dislikes.
We were we'll acquainted
with him; knew him intimately
and we had the highest regard
for him. May he rest in peace
His good works. which We're
many, will live after him. His
memory will be long cherished
by the people of his State.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1912-06-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Ara P. Bowen spent a
part of last week with their daughter.
Mrs. Harry Young. in Pocomoke City.
Mrs. Marion Johnson returned We'd
nesday from Nassawango. where she
visited Mr.. and Mrs. b. j. johnson.
Miss Stella Trader is visiting relatives
at Selbyville.
Miss Frances Collins and brother.
Sidney, left Tuesday to visit relatives
at Frankford. Del.
Messrs. Taylor Dennis and Edward
Jones spent Tuesday at Ocean City.
Mrs. Matilda Townsend. Of Houston.
Del, came last week to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Annie Powell.
Mrs. Holland, accompanied by her
granddaughter. Miss May Mason, left
Tuesday to visit friends at St. Martins.
Mrs. Sampson Parker visited relatives
at Nassawango Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Wesley Dennis, of Philadelphia.
spent the week end with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Dennis.
Children's Day service will be observ-
ed in Bowen NJ. E. Church Sunday even
ing, June 9th. and in Trinity Methodist
Protestant Church on Sunday June 30th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ara r. Bowen were
visitors in Snow Hill Tuesday.
The Second Quarterly Conference of
Snow Hill Circuit Methodist Protestant
Church will be held in the new NJ. p.
Church in this place.
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BiShOpville Happenings.

School closed here this week, and now
the children as well as the teachers will
have long rest.
DR.. Charles Law. of Berlin. paid his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Law,
Sr.. visit Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Edwin Wansor, of New York,
was welcome visitor in our town this
week.
MIR. George Johnson left this week al
steward on tug boat from Lewes tc
Philadelphia.
Mr.. William Whaley is in Philadelphia
this week. after more berry pickers.
Mr.. and Mrs. King Morris and little
son came down from Philadelphia Thurs.
day night on visit to his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. NJ. Morris.
Messrs. Frank and Harry Williams,
contractors in Philadelphia. came dowr
here on short visit to their father,
Mr.. George W. Williams. who is suffer.
ing with the rheumatism.
Mr.. Evans Harrison is putting in the
week with friends in town. Evans says
he likes Philadelphia.
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WhatCOat N. {. Church.

Preaching Sunday at 1890 a. m. and
500 p. m. Mr.. John 7. Taylor's class
meeting at ll.30 a. m. Sunday School
at 2 80 p. m. Epworth League at I. Is
p. m. Young peoples class at 7.30 We'd
nesday evening. Junior choir at 7.l5.
and senior choir at 500 Friday evening.
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.
J. w. Easley, Pastor.
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Stockton Items.

The Assembly Hall was filled to its
utmost capacity Tuesday evening by the
friends and patrons Of the school. who
assembled to do honor to the graduating
class. The Chincoteague Brass Band
furnished music. and Miss Lucille Taylor
sang beautigul solo. accompanied by
Miss Florence Marshall. The class of
1912 is an interesting and bright class,
and all acquitted themselves creditably.
The certificates and diplomas were pre-
scented by Prof. John S. Hill. Mr.. Ed
win Taylor was awarded the medal for
first honors in his class. and also the
medal for elocution. presented by Mr..
Thomas Wharton, in memory Of his
father. the late Mr.. L. p Wharton. DR..
Bates Stephens. State Superintendent
Of Education. addressed the graduates,
and his address was interesting and in
structiye to all. His address was re-
lating to all High School graduates. and
explained how we could tell how much
they knew or had learned Or. in other
words. new impression without ex-
preston. The invocation and bene-
diction by Rev. Mccain and Rev. Miller.
Miss Hattie Mock, who has been in
North Carolina for several months. is
home for the summer.
Miss Susie Jones. Of Goldey College,
is home for week s rest.
The p. E. Sunday School enjoyed a
picnic in the woods Thursday afternoon.
Miss Bishop. of Snow Hill, was week
end guest of Mrs. Thomas Wharton.
Children's Day exercises will be held
in the NJ. p Church Sunday evening.
Everyone invited to attend.
Mrs. w. o. Payne and mother. Mrs.
John Taylor. returned home Tuesday,
after a pleasant visit with friends in
Cape Charles.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cottman, Of
Hurlock, are visiting Mrs. Z. Q. Clay
vile and Mrs. Cottman.
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. r. Church
will hold supper and festival Tuesday
and Wednesday afternoons and even
ings of next week. The ladies' will be
glad of your patronage.
The Masons entertained the Snow Hill
and Pocomoke City lodges last Thursday
afternoon at an oyster roast.
Rev. Milton Mccain delivered the ad-
dress to the graduating class at Green
backville. Wednesday evening.