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teen 900, before ne, Emanuel Leopold
We'll, a notary public, duly commissioned
and qualified. IN and tor this parish and
state, therein residing, and in presence OF
undersigned competent witnesses, personally
Adolph Dumser. the president of the
F1-schler Motor Truck Manufacturing Com
pauy, Incorporated, and J. II. Stevens, the
secretary OF said company, corporation or.
yan.zed under the laws Of this state by act
before unders, gned notary on the 9th day
Of June, 4. ID. 1910, recorded IN the mort
gage Office for this parish, in book ll95, folio
o.; said corporation being domicIled IN the
city Of New Orleans. louisiana
Who declared, that by resolution and
vote adopted az a special meeting OF the
stockholders Of said corporation held IN this
city on the 10Th day Of November, A. D. 1916;
held by consent Of all stockholders after due
notice and az which all stockholders Of re-
cord Of said corporation were present IN per
son " proxy. u was voted unanimously 10
amend Article ~ Of the charter OF SAID coz
poratiou 50 as 20 change the capital stock
# this corporation from the sum OF 1--WE hun
d-ed thousand dollars lS5oO000cl, which was
done through error, 70 the sum OF nifty thou
sand dollars lSSO,o0pD, which II should orig
iua!ly have been, all Of which appears
from the certified copy OF the minutes OF
said meeting hereto annexed and made a
part hereof.
] Appeare-s further declared that they,
AdoIph Dumscr and J. II. Stevens were au-
thorzed and directed at said meeting 10
appear before me. notary, and % execute
lie proper uotarial act AID declaration OF
such amendment required by law Tor the
purpose Of af5-d.ng authentic evidence and
permanent record.
/ sad appea-crs further declared that said
Article IL Of the charter O; said corpora
t5u was by unanimous vote Of all the stock
holder, present or represented, amended 10
/ read a, follows:
Article IN-The capital stock Of this coz
pa-a,ioa .s hereby hxed at the sum OF fifty
thousand dollars SS0,O"pl. divided into and
I -r.rrscntei ~ five hundred shares OF the
par value Of one hundred dollars $1,000
/ each: SAID stock TO be n51-asses sable; and
/ ali or any %; said shares may be issued for
/ lawful money, Tor property received or Tor
services actually rendered 20 the corporation
/ ny I'm payoy~; # any patent rights; all IN
accordance with the laws Of this state on
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or responsible for the contracts or faults Of
this cooperation in any further sum than thu
unpaid balance due the corporation OF the
shares ci sock owned by him nor shall any
effect at rendering this charter null, Of OF
exposing any stockholder to any liability
beyond the balance due by him.
Article NII-The subscribers hereto have.
respectively, written opposite their names
the amount OF stock in this CORPORATION sub
scrj5cd Tor by each Of them. so So that this
act OF Incorporation shall serve as the orig
nal subscription list OF said corporation
Article NIII.-This corporation having
beer formed 70 take over the business, good
All and plan, Of the co-partne-shlp existing
between Alfredo Blanco and J. L. Robert.
under the name OF the Crescent Printing
Comply" the said Alfred Bia0co and J. /.
Robert have turned over 20 this corporation
IN payment OF their subscriptions TO The
capital stock OF this corporation the entire
equipment and asset, OF said Crescent Print
Ing Company, consisting Of oua 7Nll P.ateU
press With electric motor and appur,enaU-cs 4,
and appur:euances; one a, No PiaceH press
With electric motor and appu-teuauCcS: sew
enty cases. with about 81 pounds ot type,
one Boston . inch stap.c-, one lrnu safe.
all 't-cc furniture and fixtures, stock Of
paper 'u hand: unfinished jobs on hand IN
the house 90 date; one push cart, and all
other appur.c-anccs and accessories per
tanning t. type-sctuug and printing in gen
owing 70 said co-Tar;ne~ship. and this cor
po-aaon assumes all obligations OF said co.
partnership.
The valar of the business and goodwill Of
The ,ait cn-par,ue-sLip. as estimated by the
board # directors NJ ,his corporation Is the
sum OF one thousand, 1--WE hundred lSl,5o1I
dollars.
Thus done and passed, in NY n5ta-ial Of
nee, IN the cry Of New Orleans. Parish and
safe aforesaid. on the day and date first
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- nrc1RD SHIPPING COMPANY
hiLDN INC.
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hereafter permitted or authorized by the
laws Of the State Of Louisiana.
Article NIII-No stakeholder shall ever
be held liable for the contracts or the faults
OF the corporation in any further sum than
the unpaid balance due the corporation on
the shares Of stock owned by him, nor shall
any mere informality in organization have
the effect of rendering this charter null or
Of exposing a stockholder 70 any liability
beyond the unpaid balance which may be
due on his subscription to stock.
Thus done and passed, in my Office in the
city Of New Orleans on the day, month and
year first above written, in the presence Of
J. NJ. Bolan and II. F. Wilmot, competent
witnesses, who hereunto sign their names
with the said .appearerrs and subscribers and
me, notary, after. reading Of the whole;
Original Signed: Harry c. Donaldson,
21O5 State St, New Orleans, La; George w.
Stanton. 1923 Washington Ave, New Or.
leans, La; Richard B. Montgomery. .20ll
Marshall 1905 Jackson ave, New Orleans
La; Felix J. Garcia, 1888 Esplanade Ave,
New Orleans, La.
FRANK SOULE, Not. Pub.
I, the undersigned, recorder of mortgages
in and for the parish Of Orleans, State Of
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act Of incorporation. Of the
Monongahela River Consolidated Coal and
Coke Company, Inc, was this day duly re
corded in my Office, in book 12Ol, fslio 5sl
New Orleans, December 4, 1916.
Signed EMILE J. LEONARD, by. R.
I hereby certify the foregoing 10 be tru,
and correct copy Of the original act Of in
| corporation of the Monongahela River Con
| solidated Coal & Coke Company, Inc, TO
gether with the certificate Of the recorde
Of mortgages on file and Of record in m!
\ office.
| In faith whereof, I hereunto set my han
and seal OF office this 4th day of December
| FRANK SOULE, Not. Pub
Dec p % jan II IS IS
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important Scientific Feat.

A process invented by an Italian
chemist for extracting essential oils
from citrus fruits is said not to affect
the chemical properties OF the oils in
any way, and it is predicted that 1t
eventually will revolutionize the In
dustry.
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Brains and Work.

A farmer living within two boots
and a holler'' of this city makes q
profit Of $4,000 a year on farm Of
% acres. That comes from a combi-
nation of brains and willingness to
work. He has no time to complain
Rochester Herald.
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II The Independence " .ae Jr.-,l States 81
America, The a.c .a-issa and ir-.y-a-,..
lt;.-r me. Frank >.u.e. -..a-y public.
4a.y y.~-.~- .-rI and qualified .g AMI t.-
'Ee Ha-.-" Z Orleans. STATE 81 Louisiana.
.H,-,.- residing. and 2. o.. presence .: the
81 .t-s-~r- hereinafter named md .r 'e--.s -eG
personally ,.ws and -fr..rsH. Harry O..
.'.a. -.. ''ra--. W. n..--.. h.e.a-t b.
~ Garcia. a- &c, E..-s .. g.. .r.. = New
4 '-..4~~. >..'r - Louisiana AND .: .a-.. axe.
lia declared chat .Ea...-. themselves .. ...
-"E.-..-- u Tire laws NJ ,..~ -'a'. .- sr."
ia~.- mad. and provided relating .. Che.
i--.....,..- .- ,.r. .-....--. and ..-. pare
...E.a-.g A,' ~ q 'rr Genera, A--.-. .v
.: l. r.-..-a. approved Ig'y . --.- .r-s
have .E.'a--el and a--r,. and D.. .y .r-~.
presents. -.vs-au. ard agree. bind. :.-.
AND constitute themselves, as Ws.. a- -r.-
....r rn.-.-- may hereafter -... .- bee
,...- associated n.'n .r..r. .~.r . Corporal
.'r- a-. lily r...te IN Lass :- the ..,,r.s
and r--".-.- a-- a. Ter ,aa agreements and
-...a.a'..'~ following. t1-w.t.
A-..... L-.s. r.~e ami! STYLE = ,r:-
.H-.-......- shall. ar "N.-.--a.-.. N.r.-
4 "-- ..t.-,t Goa. * Coke Company. Inc
a-. --.. .a.t ~a-a. .. -ra. have ana
ENJOY a. 're nights. advantages and r-ly-
.s-s- granted .E LAS p. ,.-r. -a'.a-~ AND
r... continue --t -.-r :- che period
-.-e'---.-e Yeas t-.r. .he t..e TO-. ;a.s a-..
les ..m-.@ ~... ne 20 .ae SKY 3 New
Orleans. S..tr Il Louisiana.
A-.Ee.~ 1.-The purpose f.- which this
..-'. -at.n Us formed Is. T. conduct t.-
itself up as agent. 0r representative q 9TH
&C.. genera. coal and wing business: 30
..~e ..al and manufacture coke. - buy.
sci. art l... .- ..#'. r... a~i n.-e- fuels.
' .N.. .H.-..- anil .a.'~. boats ~ al kind.
- -t.-y. transport deliver and d.-.-..a-.
by ..t .- .,"s- conveyance .r. ~.- as 70
, ~~. .--..r. ,..i 0:Es- u- i:s,-.
, rs neither ....u..rg % .'~r: .r a-aa- peg
! .-. -'A s.. Operate docks:
N-.- a- E" amy la~'..I..- limiting any
'.r Heo'- - purposes ~ Powers . 'Hg
operation. ..e business ny purposes Il ,ae
.r.-.'-... shall ar --." ;ne &. time So
3D. any .-e .r -.-r .- g.. - '.- a.t- and
....-- herein -l' l-.. and %. such other
a,'- ard 'T.-l- a-. .r~..e-- .r businesses
'" any ~'ar'a- connected -.e-sN.'r u- n.--
---a.E. -.a 3--..., convenient. auxiliary u-
se-..a.c ..a-s.. .- calculated directly ,-
INDIRECTLY @ prom g. 'rr interests 4 che
/ ~ ration "~ enhance 'aa value e .- -a--
I Fer -I-...4...s r-.-.--r- .'..-
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Lucky.

Kriss-'What did you get out of
your aunts estate?" Kross-"After
settling things up the lawyer blew me
to a good dinner and loaned me So
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AMENDMENT TO CHARTER

OF F0RSCHLER MOTOR TRUCK MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY, INC.
United States Of America, State Of Louisi-
ana, Parish of Orleans
Be II known. that on this eleventh day
OF December, A. D. Nineteen hundred six
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CHARTER

OF THE MONONGAHELA RIVER CON-
SOLIDATED COAL & COKE CON-
PANY, INC.
United States of America, State Of Louisi-
ana, Parish Of Orleans, City of New Or
leans.
Be it known, that on this fourth day Of the
month Of December in the year Of our Lord.
one thousand nine hundred and sixteen. and
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-08-02

193-Garnet Edward Elan, Covington
194-B. Ellis Moore, Mason.
195-James Peyte, Quito.
196-Paul Rice, Covington.
197-George Aston, Randolph.
William Lafayette Meadows,
MunfOrd
199-Grover Estes Myers, Upton.
2OO-Ashley Claud Billings, Burlison,
Rte. /.
2O1-Robert Smith, Covington.
202-Boyce Wesley Dawson, Coving-
ton, Rte. 5.
203-Robert Dickson, Atoka.
204-Fain S. Roby, CoviEgton, Rte. A.
205-Arthur Hall, Ateka.
206-Frank Joseph Stanford, Bright
on, Rte. 2.
207-Arthur Wesley Morse, Coving-
ton, Rte. /.
208-Clide Carrigan, Richardson.
209-William Swift, Mason, Rte. /.
210-Peter Word, Atoka.
211-Willie Terry, Mason.
212-J. H. Johnson, Mason, Rte. /.
213-Robert Harper GarTet, COving-
ton,
214-John Berry Pace, Burlison, Rte.
/.
215-Frank Terry, Stanton, R. F. d.
216-0cie Dowell, Brighton.
217-Joseph Edward Forbess, Atoka,
218-Pink Malone, Covington, Rte. 6.
219-Nathan Howard, Atoka.
220-JOhn William Nelson, Keeling,
221-Ely Franklin, Upton.
222-Robert Alexander McLister,
Brighton, Rte. /.
223-Arthur Edward Burrough, Quito
224-Ed Martin, Drummonds.
225-Frank Boyd, Covington.
226-Isham Arnold Dodson, Kerrviiie.
227-Lenon Jones, Corona.
22S-John Elan, Quito.
229-James Robert Gray, Stanton,
Rte. g..
23O-Edward Derrar McCully, Quito.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-08-02

231-Ed Lee McPeak, Brighton.
1872 William Lewis Taylor, Quito.
28S Robert Gains, Stanton, Rte. 3.
2S4-Will Taylor David, Covington,
Rte. /.
235-Nathaniel Junies, Corona.
236-Robert Williams, Revere.
2S7-Wilham Burton, CovingtOn, Rte.
2S8 Alton Ellis Mills, Brighton, Rte.
2SS- Frank Hill Beatty, Stanton, Rte.
24oAshton Campbell, Quito.
24t1Willie H. Cross, Covington, Rte.
242 Edward Howell Wilder, Quito. q
243 Banks Roberts0n9 Atoka. SO
244 William Alexander C0Vington.
.245 George Wesley Stokes, Co9ings
ton, Rte. A.
246-George Daniel Fields, Mason.
247-Artemus McCallum, Covington.
248- William Edgar Hickman, Cow
ington, Rte. 8.
249-W William Earl Lewis Trim, Cow
lngton, Rte. A.
ESQ Thomas Parker, Covington.
251 Glenn Earl Maxwell, Garland.
252-Peter Erwin, Covington.
253+Je8se Milton Sanders, Coving-
ton, Rte. A.
254-Jemes Mix, Quito
255-John Parker Yancey, Upton.
256-Fred PoindeXter, Mason.
257-James Cunningham, Covington,
Rte. 8.
259-Will Hays, Corona.
259-Hugh Powell, Quito.
26O- Franklin Goodsel Blan, Atoka,
261-Sam Harris, Covington.
262-Lofton Smithers, COvingten,
Rte. 6.
263--Estes Williams, Atoka,
264-Ben Thomas Love, Mason.
265-Johnnie Crenshaw, Munford.
266-John Samuel Job, Covington,
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-08-11
New Transfers
of Properly

Mary a. Cropper from George ;.
Cropper. two parcels of land contain
ing acres and Is acres. - poles. more
or less, ON the west aide of the county
road leading from Pruitt's store to
Jones Post Office. in the Third Election
District. Consideration. $40. etc.
Charles f. Justice from William I.
killmon and wife, farm known "a
Rome. etc. containing III acres.
more or less. on both sides of the
county road leading from Snow Hill to
Girdletree Consideration. so. etc.
William T Hearne and William 5
Lewis from William g. kerbin Trus-
tee. ct al. the Bob smith Lot near
the brick ward at thu end Of New Lane,
near Snow Hill Consideration, 500. p
Warren u. Fook- from William g.
kcrbin Trustee. real estate containing
- acres. more or less near 81. Luke :
Church. in the seventh Election Dis
,rict Consideration, $40.
Young aud Son from Edgar ". Me
Master and wife. il74 acres of woodland
and swamp called Bacon Quarter
Enlarged on the south eastery side of
the Pocomoke River. in the First and
Eighth Election Districts Considera-
tion, so, etc
Nette {. Dean from Charles II
Wainwright and wife, the Wainwright
Cottage. on North First Street, in
Ocean City Consideration 81, 500.
Samuel $. ludlam from Calvin 3.
Taylor. Trustee. real estate on the
westerly side of Baltimore Avenue. in
Ocean City Consideration. 81. 200.
Arthur c. Humphreys and Vrgie +.
Humphreys from Lewis {. Boehm and
wife, ct al. property on the southeast
side of Market Street. in Snow Hill.
Consideration. 81, etc.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-08-11
IndiantOWn

Miss Alma IIayman. Of Princess
Anne came last Thursday to visit Miss
Esse Disharoon
Mrs. Norman Mariner is visiting Miss
Hilda Weaver at Saxis, Va
Mr. Clarence Williams Of Chester.
Pc. spent the week end with his brother.
Mr. 5. J Williams
Miss Myrtle Parsons left Monday Of
this week to visit friends in Philadelphia.
The aides Aid Society of Mt Olive
NJ. + Church sill be entertained this
Saturday evening at the nome of Mr..
W o. Dickerson.
Misses Clara Carmean and Evelyn
Shockley. Of Snow Hill, are spending
this week at the nome Of MIR. l.. Il
Disharoon
MIR. and Mrs Otho Mariner and son.
Marshall. Mr.. and Mrs. Marion nisha
room and daughter. Lillian, spent last
SUNDAY with their mother, Mrs. n }.
Gray. Of near Nassawango
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Il. Disharoon visited his
sister Mrs. Henry Pennewell. of Mas
-awango Sunday afternoon.
Misses Mildred and Clara Sturgls Of
Nassawango. and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Holloway, Of Salisbury. spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sturgis.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-08-11
Farm For Sale

offer you my nice truck farm. at a
bargain Situated on new concrete
road being built from Snow Hill to Cir
dletree. 1t is known as the Clayton
Purnell farm. 233 acres of high, red
clay bottom. Two good comfortable
dwellings and good outbuildings. One
and a-quarter miles from Snow Hill.
This farm is in one of the best locations.
and is in prime condition. One half in
good state of cultivation. the other half
well set in thrifty growing pine. Any
one desiring a good farm. will not 20
wrong in this one. The price is right
and the terms easy Come. look II
over. H. H. GILLESPIE. Snow Hill,
Maryland (j26-l7iu
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Presbyterian Church

Preaching sunday morning At 1890
and Sunday School immediately after
preaching.
All are cordially invited to these ser
wees
REV W. ;. KKEGER. Pastor
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All HaIlOWS Parish

Sunday. August 18th There will he
a celebration Of the Holy Eucharist in
All Iiallows Church at 100. m.
On Wednesday. August 18th. there
will be a celebration Of the Holy tucha-
rist at = 30 a. m.
REV G. NJ GALARNEAU. Rector.
Celery Plants tor SAL ". NJ.
Sturgis, Snow Hal
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GirdIetree M. {. Charge

GIRDLETREE
1000 a. m. Sunday School.
1900 a. m, Preaching.
No night service.
CONNER'S.
200 p. m. Sunday School and Men.
Bible Class.
300 p. m. Preaching
7H5 .. m. Preaching.
The big out door service opens SUNDAY
The meetings will be held in the grove
in front Of the church Extra singing
each nigh, by large choir. Meetings
will continue each night for two weeks
You are welcome
REV W MILLER McCANN. Pastor.
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NaSSawangO NJ. P. Church

l00O a. m, Sunday School
Hoo "A. IN Sermon by Rev. Clarence
Dougherty. Come and enjoy the day
with US
Remember 4 man needs one day
in seven to rest az much "a a seven day
clock needs to be wound once in seven
days Come. the glad hand is extended
at Nassawango
RICHARD LEAKE Pastor
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REMEMBER
What Vctrola and Records Mean to You

The NCTROA plays every instrument in the Band
IL perfectly reproduces musical instrument.
sing n an q combination o
II talks. recites. laughs. cries, tells comic
on Sundays preach and sing sacred songs
Il long all the leading talent anywhere
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News Snapshots
OF the Week
COlbOurne

Mr.. j r Dickerson and two 4ors.
Harry and Frank of Dendron, Va.
have been visiting hi4 brother, Mr.. J.
p. Dickerson and h4 sister. Mrs j "
Dryden
Mr.. ana Mira Cleveland Carmean
entertained a number of relatives and
friends at Inner last Monday
Mr.. =. Dickerson and two sons. and
Mr.. J T Dickerson and two sons. spent
few day. with their neces. Mrs
Frank Morris and Mrs George Morris.
in Cristield
We are sorry to report that Mr.. VI.
S. Dryden = quite i'll with typhoid fever
in a hospital in Henderson North caro-
ina Ili4 mother. Mrs J " Dryden.
and his sister. Mrs George Morris, Of
Crisneld expect TO visit him next week
Mr. Herman Iiale4 il visiting his SIS
ter Mr. Lawrence Dennis. in Whining
ton
'''' = - -.
ann, NJ, ti.,,. F,,,g. and b.r co,,.
a., NJ. u Dry5.n ,,I otbcr rela.
.:,.... ., -r..rI, TIN. t.. b.r tir.f
list 20 Maryland in twenty wears, but
-he -til thinks that the Eastern shore
Is the garden 'pot Of the world Among
other places IN" flsited the old place
"here 'n' va born ana where z'e
IiVed anu" 'n' was e'Rh' ears on
ms was lhe O'a5 ION ,'r'ha" place. ''s''
9'arSi7 VIII Mr' ar''s says mere
= ho'h'hg ABOUT 'he place t,H' 'oo"s a.
-.
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', 49, 49, ~ -. .'''' '..,., -. !.
her.
- a. e.
~ = r. NY -
10y -" ''' '''' ''' 90 = - ''' ~ 80
MIS- po'"'a' seruue anu uaue"'e''
..t NJ NJ H.
49, ~ ''.'' - w.
Miss halth uordy' Of salisbury Mr
feece ''oruy' Oh BOSTON, ana MT rei
80 y ~ ~ NV" al ~ So -,
'''s nm " ~ 49, ~ . o. " ''0''
Mr.. and Mrs. &. II. Fooks spent sun.
Jay Gun tneH danghter' Mrs fau'
Hale4
NJ .,j NJ, za,.t S,,r,i. n, and
MIR. f;orman Perdue and daughter. and
vassr. u,,,.r sirmar and Abr,
49, nm non "'' -
= ~ p..in.
=
We ar sorry % report that Mrs T.
v Perdu. ana Nr. j. ". DRYDEN are
on the -jck lat
~. tl,r,,,r pi,,;r AMI dau,h,.r
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Cuf This Advertisement Out as a Reminder Sure

We will gladly demonstrate the Fair Grounds, in
Salisbury Store take Nictrola Outfit few days
trial your home No obligation your part to buy
We simply convince you OF their great superiority
a a home entertainer and educator
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Meet Us at the Salisbury Fair

Then Be Sure To Call at Our New and Up-to-Dat
Music Store On Dock Street Corner Main. and Inspect
Full Line of the World Famous Vctroas and Victor Records
Before You Return Home.
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above putting for the
FAIR WEEK ONLY they sill positively
withdrawn this week
Womens Low Shoes. Pumps oxford. Brown Champagne
Bronze Gray Black that formerly sold for sos vii be offered at the
Special Price of $5.25
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Bumper Crops
Are F0recdSfed

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
drough, Net the ultimate output will
probably br not far from / 400. 900. 900
bushels The small grains. as a rule.
are doing very well. but there are ex-
ception- - whole. it is believed the
yield Of the rice crop will not vary much
from TIM, Of 1910. which was the largest
nn tn TINT time
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Stockton M. {. Charge

There will be no preaching in the NJ.
T. Church of Stockton Charge either
August 18th or August 10Th. as the
pastor, Rev O. +. Rice, Is on his vaca-
ton
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-08-11
ST. Martins Church

There will be sunday School at
o clock, and services at 3 O'Clock in St
Martins Brick Church on Sunday next.
August 18th.
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Bates Memorial NJ. P. Church

1000 a. m. Sunday School
100 a. m, Preaching
100 p. m. C. T. Meeting.
800 p. m. Preaching,
300 p m. Preaching ut Trinity
400 p. m. Wednesday. Jr {. f.. meet
ing
800 p. m. Wednesday Prayer Meet
ing.
The public invited to worship with u.s.
Good singing. gospel preaching and
hearty welcome
SPECIAL NOTICE
Tuesday. the nth. will be Picnic Day
for Bates Memorial NJ. p. Sunday
School. The school will go to Public
Landing in the early afternoon The
Trinity NJ p Sunday School il expected
10 join in this annual outing. The
members and friends Of the school are
asked to 90 along al make this the
largest and best picnic held
HOWARD @ N. Pastor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-07
Market News Service
of Cover. nent Extended
Especial "a The Drrald.l

WASHINGTON, u. c., Nov. Fight
more market stations for the collection and
dissemination Of market information have
been established by the bureau of markets,
United States Department of Agriculture.
They are located in Cleveland. Detroit. CO.
lumbia. Ohio. Omaha, Fort Worth. Mem
phi~. Birmingham and Atlanta.
The bureau OF markets also plans ia open
new offices in Jacksonville. Fla. New Or
leans. lndianaoll> and De- Moine~. Those
just established and planned tu BE- cSiab-
li>hed will bring the total of offices 10 -.
The bureau recently extended it, private
leased wire To Denver and Octohr 23 il be-
gan use of a direct line connecting south
ern offices and Washington.
Dried beans recently have been added a.
Il subject of information in the market
service oi fruits and vegetables. and
Il i planned to begin soon a market news
service on citrus fruits. Particular atten-
ton i To- he given 10 the Florida citrus in
du>trN. The work j. "a bc similar "a the
regular market news service now in opera
ilon. Prices viii be quoted in PRINCIPAL
markets ~ the country. Information on
car-lot movements viii nc published and a
dallV bulletin containing all available in
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-07

Upon the recent death Of I'M American
politician. who nj one time served hi.
country IN a very high legislative place. Il
number of newspaper men were c%ollaborat-
ing on an obituary notice.
What shall We say of the former >ena-
tor" asked one of the men.
oh. Just put down that ~ was always
faithful To his trust
And qucried a cynical member IT the
group, shall We mention the name ~ the
trust Tit Bit.