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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-10
MURRAY NEWS ITEMS.

The newiy-eiected officers have entered
upon their respective duties and ali seen
10 be anxious to work for the good Of the
young city. Mayor Stratton is his mes
sage TO the council, pointed out the bene-
fit the town will derive from the nsrmo-
NOUS labor of tho council with the exc
cutive. and spoke about the needs Of the
community. Last THURSDAY an inaugural
bah was given. which was preceded bv a
short but very interesting prasraHiTne
The large opera hoase war packed with
young and old and the social intercourse
was kept UP to late hour.
The city improvement committee met
Saturday night Jan. Q. and discussed i'm
portont matters pertaininS to the welfare
Of the town.
DIR. Olsen IS fastening tae completion
of his new residence. which he viii occU-
py inside q few weeks
Mrs Fox and Mr.. Schwartz, employed
at the Leader clothing store. will leave
in a few days for Chicago, their native
city.
Miss Amelia fverson was surprised hap
PLY by number Of her friends.
Rev. Bruce Kinney Is here. holding re-
yivaa meetings az the Baptist church.
s. J.. Henderson, the blacksmith IS re-
covering from an attack OF pneumonia
Bernhard Johns residence Is aiiaran-
tined: scariatina in his family IS The
Cause.
Mrs Asonzo Cahoon is sick cad went
70 Salt lake for treatment.
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BANQUET ENDS SHOW.
Poultry Breeders Elect offers For
Association.


Forty enthusiastic breeders of poultry
met last night at the home OF ". W
Browning for the annual business meet
ing and social session which marked
the close of the Ogden Poultry & Fat
stock -associa tons most successful eX-
hfbition. The business session vas held
first. Besides the election of officers,
resolution was framed and passed Civ
ing il as the sense Of the association
that the state legislature should make
an appropriation for the encouragement
Of the poultry industry in Utah, the
naouey. appropriated to be appropriated
for cash prizes for the annual exhibit
tons in the larger cities of the state
and 10 be distributed under the diree-
ton of the experimental department Of
the Agricultural college. A committee
of the members viii be appointed to
see that the wishes Of the organization
are properly placed before the legis-
latGrs.
Officers for the present year are:
President. ". " Browning; r. NJ.
Howe, first vice president; Leroy Viii
son. second vice president; NJ. J. Hew-
lit. secretary: c. T. Dinsmore, assistant
secretary; II. ]. Morrison, han super
intendent: Thomas Horn. assistant hall
superintendent: Miss L. RIcCracken, re
porter.
After the election OF. officers Judge
George Taysum made an address
thanking the members for their cordial
support and complimenting the society
on the marked Improvement ia quality
Of poultry exhibited from year 10 year.
Mr.. Browning also congratulated the
association and paid high compliment
10 Mr. Taysum's work as Judge A
supper was then served oy Mrs. Brown
1 ing, assisted BY a numb Of the other
women. A number Of Informal toasts
were given, and the evening closed with
some music and impromptu talks. A
number of Weber county breeders are
preparing some of their fowls fol. COM
petition in the Salt Lake show, about
two weeks hence.
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wells Out on Bond.

George Wells, under charge OF COM
piicity in the Fang saloon hold-ups.
was yesterday released on bonds Of
500. he deposited $3.50 cash. part OF
the proceeds Of the sale of his saloon,
and got sureties FOR the remaining $500.
v hich were approved by Judge Rolapp.
The successful termination of the eff
fort to get Wells out Of Jail was duo
TO the persistent work Of his pluCky
little wife. who stood by him through
thick and thin. getting his bail re-
duced a little at a time, from $4,000 -
$50. His Sureties were J. N. Doran,
$500, and Z. N. Conroy. 500. the bal
snce being a cash deposit.
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ogden Church Announcements.

observation-disclosures services at
II and 7:90 O'Clock. conducted by
pastor. Subject Of morning ser
mon, THE Converting Power Of
Truth" The evening subject will
be The Church'S Answer to Modern
Inquiry" Sunday school meets at
1915. The pCstor viii organize a young
mems class for the study Of the Bible
as applied to everyday problems. All
young men are welcome.
Mr.. Rulings desires to meet all those
interested in the mid-week Bible study
work on next Wednesday evening. in
the lecture room, at 1880 O'Clock, to dis
euss plans and arrange a course Of
study. The church viii give a recep-
ton for its new pastor. Mr.. Ridings,
on next Tuesday evening. in the church
parlOr.
Mr.. Rulings will meet the Sunday
school teachers at : o'clock Wednes-
day evening. Christian Endeavor
meeting at $50 Sunday evening,
Services will be conducted at the Og-
den tabernacle at ? p. IN. Sunday, Jan.
IL. The choir viii render suitable mu-
sic under the direction of Professor Jo-
seph Ballantyne, and addresses viii be
delivered by experienced elders of the
Latter-day Saints church
German Evangelical church. p. G.
Wuebben, pastor.-Services at 8 p. m:
Sunday school at 2 p. m; meeting aft
eT service 10 decide On Incorporation
Of congregation.
Central Park Presbyterian church
Preaching at II g. m. subject. THE
Gospel That Saves" preaching at 7:3O
a,-
ble;" sunday school at p. M; I p.
S. c. Z. at 80.
First Baptist church.-Preaehine
service al II q. N. Rev. d. A. Brown OF
the First Baptist church in Salt Lake
viii preach both mOrninE./and evening.
Sabbath school at L O'Clock Junior
Union at 5 p. M; Senior Union al $50
?. M; evening services at-5:30 p. m.
Church Of the Good Shepherd. Alfred
Brown. rector--First Sunday after
Epiphany. Early celebration, S A. m:
and sermon, II; evening prayer and
sermon, 7:30.
First Presbyterian church.-Morning
service at II, subject. Gods Growing
Gift" Evening service at 7:30. sub
Ject THE Urgent Need Of Each Life"
First Church OF Christ. Scientist
Services at II a. M. subject "Sacra-
ment." Sunday school. 1915 a. m;
evening meeting, 7:30 D. m.
Methodist Episcopal. Samuel Blair.
psstOr.-Sabbath services: Sundas-
school al 10 a. m; morning preaching.
IL: Epworth League at $50; special mu-
sic.
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DISTRICT COURT Ar PROVO.

Provo. Jan -9.--The following business
has been transacted in the Fourth dis
trict court.
Richard y. Young rs. William Duncan;
demurrer SveFrUled; ten days given 10 an
swer.
Estate Of William Giles. deceased; or
der confirming sale Of real estate and
personal property
Titan county VS.. Thomas Bosroman; de-
murrer and motion TO strike out over
ruled.
y. E Trinnaman ct al. vs--J. T. Alien
ct al; continued for the term.
Joseph J. Jackson vs. Ellen ". Jack
son ct al; decree #ouieting title granted.
Estate Of Arsena Rogers deceased;
Lewis Robson. James CObbley and Joho
Ashton appointed appraisers in the estate
of Augusta q. Rogers. deceased.
Estate OF Jacob Phillips. deceased; or
der confirming sale OF real estate grant
ed; Martha Phillips GppUiuted guardian
Of minor children.
Amy y. Karney of Isebi Us. Michael +
karney; divorce granted on the GROUNDS
Of failure to provide; piaintitI was al
lowed So a month slimony, 50 attorney
fees and the custody Of two miaor chii-
STATE KS. John Hale ct al; hearing con-
timed till Jan. H.
The matter Of the adoption Of Ellen
Frances Ginger, the minor child of MI.
and Mrs. George f. Child. both deceased
is being heard for the second time Jonn
r. Ginger and wife adopted the child
some time ago. The maternal grandmoth-
er Of the child. Mrs. Gusta BOYD, OF sun
shine. also wishes 10 adopt the oaby. ana
asked for a reheari8g Of the case, Which
was granted. The case viii come up on
Monday.
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FINEST MOUNTAIN ROAD.
County Commissioner Wilson Re
ceives Fine Compliment.

Commissioner William g. Wilson has
received a letter from the government
expert who recently visited this sec
ton making an examination Of the
highways of the west and getting some
practical hints on road building The
commissioner classes the Ogden canyon
boulevard as the best mountain road in
this courtry. The letter is from Wash
ington, D, c, and is as follows:
Dear Mr.. wilson, have received
your kind favor OF the 18th ult and
the magnificent lot of photographs
which you sent me here. Mr. Dodge.
Mr.. EldTidge and I have looked them
over with great interest. They are both
astonished at my assurance that YOU
have the best moUs&ain road ever con-
structed in the United states. 7 shall
write an account Of your road for pub
Ication, but just when. or ia wnat pa
per IL will be published, cannot now
tell you. I assure you, however, that 1
shall give YOU plenty of notice. / may
be Obliged to write you for some further
data before I prepare the article. Again
thaEking you, ] am, yours very sincere
", JAMES ". ABBOTT"
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Mr. William TIaston sad hts daughter
the suffering from smallpox.
James e. Cehcon h3s- purchased ttle
Atwood coal and lumber business.
Mrs. Julia Fersou Of Park tstr nas VS.
tied our town on business.
sir and Mrs. Windcs 0ere visited py 2
baby gir!
Mrs. Susanna Feltman is sick at the
Murray hospital
DR.. ana Mrs. Jones have returned ire7a
their visit
a family reunion took place IT The homo
OF AIR Mcmillan of South Cottonwood
during the holidays.
Claude Leonard and RuDy Howell were
arrested BY Marshal John Graham at the
Bueno Ventura. reornine house on tAe
charge Of unlawful c0habitation.
: grand masquerade BAH VIII te sven
AZ BOdsn's hall under the auspices OF the
Woodmen of the World Thursday even
ing. Jan. Il.
Frank Gurderson has been sick tor scf-
craI weeks but is now recovering.
George Tingkey viii sell out h. interest
in the Hub grocery store ana INTENDS re
engage in the dry goods and clothing oas-
mess.
airs Jane Atwood is suffering with ap-
penGicitis.
Nephi Anderson, the author, was VS.
fting here with DR.. Olsen
NJ o Nash Of Salem, itch count 49, as
a visitor Of Or Olsen and his fanny
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OGDEN NEWS
ogden. gundav. Jan. to.


-s.~N~@-y>~~@~~>@se> s~~o~say-@>rs~@rs~~s>-
and win return to Ogden IN q few
weeks to make their home. Mr.. Kuhn
and Miss Silvia Newberger of New
Albany, No. were married Tuesday
evening in Louisville, Ky.
The high school alumni viii give a
festival in the assembly room of the
High school Friday evening. Jan. Is.
A number of young ladies viii serve re-
freshments. A gypsy camp is 10 be
fitted up and the ladies having charge
Of IL will tell what the future has in
store for anyone who may be curious
10 know.
Another enjoyable party was given
Wednesday evening BY the Wednesday
Night club.
The wedding Of Mss Edythe Frances
Tany 10 Mr.. George McG0nagle IS to
occur Jan y at the home of the bride
Mrs. William Craig entertained the
Tolstoi circle Wednesday, Dec. 90.
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scAVFNGERs.

KEEN SANITARY COMPANY Offics
81 Y. 1st South Tel. 1fl1-&.
SALT LAKE sCAvENGER co. offics
% South Main. Tel a66.
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FOUND.

>~~e~~~~0~~-~.~~-~-~~.>1~
A POCEETROOk containing money
and stamps. Owner can have ssme by
calling at Herald office and Identifying.
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OLD FOLKS AT UINTAH.
Banquet Being Arranged For Them
by Neighbors.A

Uintah is preparing TO give a Tecep-
ton and entertainment Jan. Il in honor
Of the old folks Of that town. 4 pro-
hail Of the place during the forenoon.
and in the afternoon A banquet is To be
spread in the hall. The older residents
Of the place viii be guests of honor ard
appropriate souvenirs will be presented
70 fhan
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PIANO TUNING.


TEMP EST WOOD. Thsnes aEeEsand re
psirer lieid's. q 5. zfSfn St Phone
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HAIR PHYSICIAN.


DIR. NELL c. BROWN. No. % West
Fhird South,
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YOUNG NAN Of 20 years wants posi-
ton in office; experienced collector and
work for reasonable salary. Actress J. Il
Herald.
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BY YOUNG LADY IN photograph gal
lery- has had practical gallery eXpe-
rience. Address Miss n. c., Helm, General
Delivery.
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YOUNG MAN. q years of age, wants
permanent position, references from T1uv
tain survey: good education. Address j.
Herald office
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A LADY wants washing and ironing ts
take al home s. j. Herald.
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SEWING MACHINES.


ar. aSt.S4neN ana zseend-hanS ma
chimes. from S569 III. % T. lst South.
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WOMAN wants washing TO do at home.
Apply 754 So. 5rd East.
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LADY wants work would prefer TO
clean offices or do chamber work in a
rOoming house; must BE- clean and re-
spectacle: can give references. call or
address 49, 3 street.
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As FOREMAN and housekeeoer on
ranch near salt Lake CITY. 10y man and
wife. or would take place on shares ref
erences. Address T.. Grant, 90 IIacrisoH
Ave. POcatelio, Ida
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BY man and wife. to take charge or
ranch. well experienced I'm that line: can
give best of references. Address O.. J.,
So5 West First North city.
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A AuDDLE-AGED LADY wishes pri-
vate offices TO clean. Airs. Clark, "a Last
Second South
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TICKET BROKERS.

-~-o~~~~~~-~@~---~5~-~~>~
OTTINGER'S TICKET OFFICE. M J.
FRANKLIN I, manager, - ". I'd So. St
Tel. 10S3
cROSHFEISS TICKET OFFICE. es-
taolished JSss Railroad tickets bought,
sold and exchanged Nc. - Main st.
Il. H Groshel. manager.
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YOUNG LADY wishes position as nuTsS
girl: had experience with children. Adj
dress 1T6 f Sth So. st.
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MANqEp-sTTuATToNs


NAN wants nesitiou AS traustsr. gaI
rs So. 81 f-as5
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A YOUNG Firl, T. years OF ase. wishes
position at housework. Apply ~ Third
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BY an American woman as housekeeper
IN hotel or hospital Address e, Herald
office.
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MIDWIVEs.

MRS. LIZZIE GEISLER, Sss w. sra
North. attends cases before. during suJ
after confinement VIII nurse patient
at her home Il desired. References
given.
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GERMAN ZWIEBACK.

choice OF the sick. It's use cures. 1nd ges-
ton: perfect foo6 for infants. Templetou
bakery. III Z. 1st So. Ask your grocer.
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GIRL. aged is. wishes general house
work iu small family; no washing: wages
sec. Apply $50 Euclid Ave, 81 So, Sta
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BRIGHT boy OF IS wants position; has
finished High school. References Ad-
dress + eG. Herald.
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GIRL wants place to assist with house
Herald
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ANTED-Work by day. washing ana
EGst.
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BY girl. experienced IN hoaSeworls
good cook. Louise Esenmann, 251 Iowa
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POSITION by young lady stenographer,
experienced in law work. 7. Z. Herald
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q YOUNG GIRL 10 assist in any KIND
Of light work and 90 home nights. APP
ply 75S So. 3rd East.
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BY YOUNG LADY of ability any kind
Of temporary employment. = West SIN
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YOUNG mar. 19 years old. wants joh
tending furnace or Going any kind of
work J. = Herald.
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4 LADY would ike position as house
Herald.
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SITUATION as porter in saloon or res
taurant- J. Herald.
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WALL PAPER cLEANINa.

-es--~>->-rA~H- --Hs>as-a-s'
q Richards St Phone i7s7-k-
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POSITION as bo9kkeeper duriue evcn-
iHg hours rom 10 j ociocE- Address
~ g. A.. Herald
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GIRL wants a place TO assist with
housework. Please call or address III.
Erikseu 24l +. 6th South.
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sroRAGE AND MoVINa

MOVING. storing. packing and Ship
pins Rc5man Van & Storase co. Phone
So office 10 and Is So. ". TempIe St
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AS fireman or engineer. experienced in
handling all kinds of machinery. Adj
dress John EkstrOm, SO So Sd West.
City.
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POSITION as houSekeCper for elderly
couple or Bidower with small family ia
or out of thc city. Address p. HeraG-
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A MARRIED man seeks employment IS
hand man in store. warehouse or hotel.
Good references. d. II. L.. care Herald.
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WASHING or any kind o. general
heusesTork BY day FOR some families here
Ia town. Please reply to Miss Efalf,arli-
son. rear 81 E Second south. iu ths
brick house, upstairs
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BIZ HONEST. able-bodied man: coilec-
tor for wholesale house preferreds viii
take any honest work. J -. Herald
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Wild WAVES WASHED
OVER STEAMER QAlLAh

CONTINUED from Page -
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BY MAN, as coachmau and expert
gardener: and wife, as first cook. in same
family. Address J is. Herald.
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AS COOK on cattle or sheep ranch: ex-
peTienced. Address }. g.. Herald office.
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A GIRL wants a place at general
housework WI! sleep at home. Address
91s Euclid ave.
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WOMAN WANTS WORK by the DAY
sweeping or ironing; no washing. Ad-
dress Mrs. G.. II. 335 eth 5 Esst,
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fot No man Of 2 wishes position with
business holsse- vita chance OF atlpanee-
ment nreterrei. Address J 16. Herald.
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ENGINEER OF 80 years experience,
able TO do all repairs. wants position al
enee. Address 2i5 ". North Temple.
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GENERAL. hOusewo-k OF waiting o.
table. Address s, The Marks g. Yves
Second South
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YOUNG man wants position rs firema1
from about . D, N. 10 y p. m Address
+ s.. Herald.
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WORK by the day washing. ironing
busting or sweeping. Il So. ID East.
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MIDDLE-AGED lady wishes sweeping,
busting on ironing every SATURDAY Ad-
dress J I, Herald
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AS night Waterman derrick man o.
Stationary fireman. Address J 2, Herald.
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YOUNG man wants most any kind Of
work part of day or evenings address.
+ s.. Herald
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y444NNNlNNN~-~e~>~s~~~~
GATRELE'S Unique School Of Short
hand and TypewFiting, Hooper Bog.
Middletown transcript., 1904-04-23

ALL OF WHICH
Middletown transcript., 1904-04-23
iDaily. aDaily except sunday.

IDaily. Daily except cuI.day.
''o' Regular stop to receive passengers.
s'f' Stops only on notice to conductor or ager {
or on signal.
sg" Connects at Delmar with New York,
Philadelphia Norfolk Ky.
"h" stops to let Off passengers from points
north Of Wilmington and from points on
Maryland Division via Porter.
'i' Connects at Harrington for an6 from
stations on DEL, Md, q Viz. r. r.
81" Stops to take on passengers for CAPE
Charles and beyond.
tx" Stops to leave passenger from Whining
ton and points north, or ske passengers for
points south Of Delmar.
81" Connects at Townsend for and from
stations on Baltimore & Delaware Bay Ry.
I'm" Connects at Porter for Delaware City.
"n" Connects at Porter with Newark & Del
aware City Railroad.
70" Connects at Harrington 70 stations on
DM& vRR :
''p'' Stops to leave passengers from Midt lie
town and points south.
"r'' Stops TO leave passengers from New
York Division.
str Connects at Sea- ord for and from all
stations on ambridge & ,eaford r.
'.un Connects at Townsend for aud froma /
stations on the Queen Anne d Kent hafiroad
"v'' Connects at Harrington from stations
between Lewes and Harrington.
*" Connects at Clayton for and from al
stations on Delaware Chesapeake Ry.
Nv" Connects at Delmer with New York.
Philadelphia orfoik Railroad to and from
ali points between Delmar and Pocomoke.
BRANCH ROADS.
DELAWARE, MARYLAND Il VIRGINIA r. r.
Leave Harrington for franklin City and way
Middletown transcript., 1904-04-23

crying out about Sir Jasper like mad Il
was me who just happened to let,slip the
name, sir, she sobbed distractedly.
didn't know it was any harm, but Miss
Betty turns as white as ghost, and the
nurse she takes and pushes me out Of the
room Fetch the masteri she says,
a-shuttin' the door vi'lently in my face.
And, oh, please, sir, go upstairs this
minute! Oh, please, sir, 60 quickly
Up the stairs three at time sprang
Tom, and Betty, who was standing out.
side his mothers door, ran down as
quickly. Signing to the nurse to leave
them together. Tom crossed over and put
his arm round his mother, who was
trembling with excitement. y
TO BE CONTINUED
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Pennsylvania and Delaware

AND THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES.
can get THE Sun by mail for one cent
copy.
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CHAPTER w

In the chamber so carefully prepared
by Betty for the reception Of the mistress
Of the Dover House lay frail woman
with snowy hair and shining eyes tossing
in the incipient stage Of low fever.
Her lace was turned wistfuiiy to the
door when Betty knocked, and, when
she entered, look Of relief passed over
the woman's features pc sl.e leheid tlsf