lip“; ‘iillh n
will iiiii
, ('i‘h‘o mulling Gazette.) "
liiViNG'l‘ON, Vitw'l‘ho number of
“potent“ Ringers liooneod this year on
the llunpuhauuock are less than usual,
while the number of ordinary tongern
is» greater. Oysters have become so
pl'tillfli'. eupe‘duliy midway and up the
river, that patent tough are not neces-
::u',\'. “the simibtongcrs can do as
well nowwlthouththe expensive patemt ,
tongs. ‘
BALTIMORE. dewFUllowing
burning of two huildingu by enraged
(unturmon neat" Ci-ioflold last night.
the Somerset County authorities ap-
uoulcd to Governor Goldoborough and
i-ituto Fire h’iuruhul livore to sent Bol-
timore city detectives to the scene to
prevent filrtirefoutrugcs and catch the
the
What to do
The union and altogether‘beet way '
to treat eouohe in to take’
This medicine has been the etantt~
by at thousands of people’ for a gen!
eration. it twinge almOet instant re-
.oi‘fendors. State's Attorney Gordon
’i‘ull, nt Princess Anne. said that he
bud telegraphed urgent appeals to the
Governor and Morshnl Myers and that
he wanted the State authorities to
take vigorous action, in the meantime
planters who have suffered at tho
1w“.
hands of the disgruuted oystermen
are fearing further outbreaks and udd«i demonstrate ite great warth to you...
ml their voices to the appeal for action . To be had at 3" WW 3‘0?”-
ou the part of the state. . I
RIVERHEAD, N. Y.——Two big oys-'
tor houses that have been operated at
‘itay Shore for several “years. giving MlSS aERALDINE FARRAR, WHO?
employment to several score than and ,
boys, will not, he opened this winter,1
‘uocording to report. These were for-l
merly known as tho Pnuuch Brothers!
nnd the Fire Island Oyster Compunyl
houses.
STA Mimi“), (‘oun.~—~>.\'aturnl-growth i
(i).'§l0l‘lll(‘li, who are working on the?
preserves off Southport and Bridge-l
port. rupol‘i poor picking“ this year;
owing to .the scarcity of buyer-u
r'i’rii-cs which usually i'fi‘.“'t¥ from 75c.
to $i.i0 a buuhel nre down to 30 toi
him. a bushel this ileflSOll. and lhosag
who are getting latter prices are con-7‘
uidored lucky, as thorn are only two:
firms who are paying this price. The“
~ woyslormon rclaim that since the law:
was enacted prohibiting men fromi
workingr in tho boils during thel
mouthsot .luiy, Auuusi and the drill l
part oi" 'Fiphltimhtth, the natural hednl
‘linve suitorml'. 'l‘hc)J art-now working!
‘ for tho right" to 'work lilo lihdu duringl
9"“ th‘e‘fiu‘t‘nmer didtitli'é‘ in' slider“ to keel):
‘ them clean, Dragging the bottom .keops ‘
it, level and prevents: sediment from .3
tiring rlcpoolted on ihu set. which on-
nhipu the men to do their work quick.
or'nhd more easily when the harvest
inf: tum. comes, Attempts have ai-
i'oudy been made to gel :1 change in
this law; but up to tho prcxcnl, little
' ’lirindwziy ban been mode, This in large-
lv due to the luck of
muons; the intlormndi-ut oyslormeu.
VA Ll. RIVER, .Vluur..-~-~ The Stun-on-
m-t ltivur Oyster ('ompnnv bczun thi‘
:Azmtron‘x work oi‘ opouinq and shipping
oysters Monday. with a good nuuibcr
of (lliiiillt‘l‘ii nt. lh'n hum-hos. licsidcs
tho orders nrouml homo, thp company i
has n t-ontrnct on hunti for o cul‘lond
ni‘ oystv-l'u to in: xiiippctl West on
'i‘hurmlny,
,\‘l‘2\\' l.ti.\‘l)l‘lX-«Jl‘hut there are lots .
or (ii'uim‘n in llluck Point Creek this
y-nr is wrtuiu ns portion report get-
tiuu or: hiuh no :wi'on liuh'hol to n tide
thorn. which ilu- uuihorlliou might ln~
\‘(Nliiiéllt‘ nu llll'l't‘ is :1 low nilou‘lm:
only our hunht-i to ho falcon by 11 per—
orgunizniion ‘
lief in all cam and even thou hanh
‘and lung-weakening cough. that are
so prevalent at this time are rapidly
subdued by no; reliable and pleuantl
medicine. Llnonine renew- and warm.
the bland and builds up the entire
system. One bottle (256, 506. $1) will
BELIEVES IN THE REGULAR
OLD WOMAN.
“——
(leruldine Farrnr is an oid-i‘nuhloneil
woman. She is also, perhaps. the
higimrt puid aongatrcxs in tho wot-hi.
m" “' “ ”m5 all“ “it“ ““958 Whole" it aim in not there are not more than
hrilv horn-His tiunv u'lll mun ho Glenn
od out 01’ ihv l'l\'l‘l'_
i
tvm or three other women who corn
on much.
(.‘lllSl«‘lici.l). Md“ Vim" " \vurrunti "’l‘hore have ulwuyn been excel»
uworn out by (.‘uuruu .\. Cox, of Fair. iionul women.” uhe unit].
mount in llyulorluuu Wort» urn-kind in .them know a great deal more
i
hill“ i0? iiIour clover college gruduuten know
it today.
unuicr i-iound toduy uiul
imprint;tomorrow morning on
“Sumo (if
thou
But thut does not change
uburgo oi‘ unlawfully workingr on prl- i the great facts of life. Woman llilii
wnir' plulliilllt gl'milltlr.
iirwnrtl. oi‘ tho Situiu t'lyntcr Pollco,
who mime lwro on tho Shite sir. (lo
(crum- 'l'homnu nnd wun mot. by Sheriff
'l‘uil and bin donutiou.
.‘Jurl'uil , You Nor. lam—Tho oyster
i-nuhwma In Norfolk llilii been rather
l;.:hl ihiu work, probably owlng'to n
i-liu'xtwr price on (trudged oysters up
tin» buy. 'i‘lumkrgivlng orders ought to
Im minim: in anon, which will make a
tool: or luminous
lomllux two rurn thin work. '
A ”Mn...“ . “MA.
mirlursh phyrlr-s room. wonktm the
bowels. comm chronic constipation.
finnn'n itouuloio opornto easily, tone
tun clmnnoh. cure constipation. 26o
Auk your drumtiot for them
"Mum
Sentinel ntdvu. am the host medium
in Norwnlk for proi‘upt und antis—
l‘nctory reunite. They ranch the poo-
plo.
WWW
Ayers Pills
if“? “hitting m...
.1; y m4?” 39mm»
llrmlh h‘leltorien are
1
Ti?" ""9““ I always been the burden bearer and
won. lnuihv hv Connimmlur "1'. C, 1).:gha unnnot be anything alga.
She
may find it, earlier and more intermit-
imz to attend suffrage meetings than
to cure for her children. ilut it in
not more important;
“Woman talk of progreun uml take
:1, little interest in u grout runny
ihinuu. l‘lut they will never do tho
homo work in the world iii-l mou. They
were not made for it.
“Woman nymlmthizou with man in
.hiu work, given him tho intpulue oiton
toward grout. things. but it in man
that, carries them through to thud
accomplishment.
“i do not mean that woman in look-
ing in capacity or lutolliguuuo. ‘Shc
has to manage the home and man
too, usually without hlu knowing it.
She can take care of herself. l have
taken cure of myself for many years.”
BIRMINGHAM, Aiu.-F‘. L. ‘Wlllls
suffered greatly from column and
bronchitic. He writes: “i gil£"iio re:
that until i took Foley's Honey and Term
Compound. it entirely removed those
choking oeuiiatiouo, and borer failed'
to produce an easy and comfortable
,. condition *the throet‘ ma" lungs."
' For said by all drueoitut." '
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