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loaled 1891, elegant farm mare, in
lOal TO Mum ay 5 horse.
No. 3-MAE, bay mare. foaled 1897. ELEGANT
driver, make IA good cucumber mare.
NO. 4-f.N CLAN -, sorreI horse tuaIed IyO2
VIII Welsn II2u, mate lor o. 3, and they VIII
make nlce cut-uuuer team.
No. p-hlAH.ON T., brown mare, roaled
1893, sired uy ISrena, dam uy Aeon, IN loaI
TO Atcaulara; TINS Is an elegant brood mare
NO. 6--MAD1E RUo~ELL, BAY mare
iuaicd 1881 ~ IappS ItuSseii, ualn oy 81.
Lawrence, IN ioai 10 Allunlgnt DelIs. Inis Is
a hne brood mare ana a regular breeder
iFlal IN rs, - cdr.oid Record, LOO.
No I-~Al DAY, bay mare. toaled ISJ7
record Elo, IN ioaI 10 Aicantara, TINS should
make great BROOD mare.
No. S-BON y IL ROSA, black mare foaled
1893, andaru ana registered, Dy Boumle BOY,
ne bS idlchen likes, IN Ioai 10 s>lcantaIa,
Inns Is as good bred one as any III the state.
No. 9-BELLE WASHINGTON, thorough
ored, ioaled 1913.
No. W-DINE,lOK r., bay geldlng, toaled
!gUl, 10y SFccai Director, very promising.
Ills second uan was Inc uam OF Reddy
russell, 2.Iu',.
No. LIS HER b., black pacing mare,
standard orSu, ioaIeu 1901, uy opeclaI Dlrec-
toi' ISL ana ri dams registered. her dam is
iht uaul u lieu mop, /. Ial = "a; "a uaiu Is the
dhm OF Ben Bolt, record 20 ana sweet
Auce, lrlai : q. MS mare mas never been
hooked to Il sulli\, out mas shown extreme
speed.
E,
sire special director, ii dam was the dam OF
freddy fusscII, :. IUt4.
40. 10 ELLIE. H., bay mare, fUaled 1901,
by l'cie, a son III Director; dam IS the "a lam
OF RcuuJ ItussCu. Nos. ~ ana Is nook well
ana MAKE "A sweet rUau team haru To beat.
NO. li--irINr DIRECTOR, pay mare,
l"d ga ''Up, aIro t'Po,IdI DIrvctuI, dam by
lHI,na ms Is II ro,trI, sure.
NO. ID MARI, Standard bred,
Ioa.cd l9vo uy IA sun .. stranger son OF
'oluHiillth Mdid Z.I.' :, uimu NIl.S Constable,
-! M\ItttOn, - i,,u " Incs. InIs mare Is
very pIoHit'lhs ana ought 10 nla>e ii 81 eat
brood mar.
st"u' iuaicd 1910, SIRE special nrctUI, dam
AadSe h"sNcil anu Happy I,u,s ca. inns Is
"a tot'Si Nu,r ana 'trS handsome.
No. IL MEN, uas pacing colt, toaled
l'Vi' y Npt 'IaI DIIuCtur, Jam cuuS, record
lh'i l III.' - IL >ilck one.
No. S-M.>Jtrr DtDLI, brown hlly,
Ioaleu I9Ui, ~ ..usdr Duu4A, III. Inls Is a
uVltlng DaDH.
No. i"----DroWn colt, ioalcd 1901, by
SpeClaI DHectur; dam Marion IT, ~ 1 rena
very promising.
No. U------biack colt, IOaIed 1904 sire
Pee, non OF DTrC.ur.
NO. I'll bay mare, roaed 1904, by
klbier Garrett.
No. 22-DIhhD rOK ALFRED, brown colt,
iuh'vu i1Ui, ~ special Duectur uan Lady
Price lnIs L. urIu trutttr,
No. 2j-------DlacK my, IUaled lyUo by
Pencadcr, t hy klns AIueIl 2vJ. IN. ; is a
Inc Iuul> ldual.
No. 2i-----bIack colt, Ioaled 1908 by
Doctor II.
Nos, p and 26-rair of mules, years old,
good WORKERS.
Nos. y and 2o-par of good large work
mules.
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Daniel Arbuckle, of the Cherry Hill
section, is about. to erect a large hog
house and poultry quarters and will
raise fancy fowls.
job b. Siuwell, the pioneer of Syl-
mar, and Mrs. SidweI will remove to
Philadelphia, having rented his property
to John G. Jamson. During 81 years
he has erected many buildings in upper
Cecil.
j. Harvey Groves is making ice
cream from fine Southern Strawberries at
his manufactory at ElktOn creamery.
Continued on Page Twelve
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NO FALSE pRETE,NSE h,Is mark

no FALSE PRETENSE has mark
ed the career OF EIy'S Cream Balm. No
idle promises OF rewards for cases it will
not cure. Being entirely harmless it is
not responsible like the catarrh Snuffs
and powders, for minds shattered by CO.
caine. The great positive virtue of Ely's
Cream Balm is that it speedily and COM
pletcly cures nasal catarrh and hay fever
hack of this statement Is the testimony
81 thousands and Il reputation of many
years success. All druggists. 1Oc., or
..ri.rd 10y Ely Bros. - Warren street
New York.
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ELKTON, MARYLAND
TUESDAY, the SIXTH Day of MARCH, 1906
" CECIL WHIG /"

comp Using It's good Will, subscription list
type, presses, machines, boiler, engines Office
furniture, hNlureS, appliances and appur
tGnanccS generally
These things consist in part Of. Mpreen-
thaIer llnotN pc, or lEpe-SCtting machine
Plalcn Press Thompson patent, - Universal
JOB Press, Gordon JOB Press : medium,
Gordon Rob Press medium, | Cylinder
Press, Large Gutter | Siapling Machine,
Folding Machine Type Frames, Type. Com
posing stones, Zen horse Power Boiler
four Horse Power steam Engine | Five
Horse Power Fairbanks Gas Engine
steam lleatins Plant, Tables. Desl>, Filing
CABINETS, safe, %c iuIi schedule will be
sent on Application.
This is a long established and one of the
best and most WideiT circulated country
week.-Mrs. in the state, and among those Of
the largest circulation and best advertising
patronage. The job department Is one OF
the best equipped In the state The circula-
llon and business IS larger than it has ever
been,
Also all that lot or parcel OF land situate at
the corner OF North and " hig streets, IN the
town OF ElktUn, which was conveyed 10
Henry X. TOrbert by Edwin h. Ewing and
wife and others, hy decd Gated january AN
1876 ana recorded IL ue land records OF Cccil
county IN Llber \. ~. NJ, 80. /. lu.in 30, ,Vc.
1t mas widl vi - Itut on North street and
ii ucpih OF 10 lcct on v hlG street IL is mn
proved ny Two soy hrlrE building about
~ 10y 10 itel used as the printing office OF The
CECIL Wing.
No >. All hat lot or parcel OF land situate
on the nufln side Ut east Main street IN said
Town oi Eikiuh, " nlCn was COnErYe to said
Hcnry r. IOrbrrt by Adaiint NJ IOrhert and
htI husband William loIborl BY their 0ped
dated JulE 2|t II 1861, ana recorded as niore-
SAID IN l.ihcr II. Il, f. No, folio Gjl II has
a Iront Of 81 lec' o., Inches on Main street
and extends back Hlwnga an alley - iurt with
width a ;he rear vi - Itci. II j. improved
10y cunmodluuS ana handsome dwelling
r"nlalnlrG eleven ru0aI> Win water, bat
Gas, furnaces ana other modern improve
menlS, and Il now occupied by said lltnry
Il. Orhcrl rs n Residence.
No Z. All that lot ol land situate in the
rear OF No. :. II has a front on said alley of
ABOUT X rect ana II depth al about 10 feet. 1t
y what remains I'll toe lot conveyed t. said
Ad!aiHc VI. Iorberl UN Richard f.. Mavnn
vie BY deed dHjtt March, iHtn 1861. ana re-
corded aS aIore>Aid IN Iiber " II. x No. i
lo!lu so, after the conveyance OF No. > and
the conveyance by said Alkaline ~. Torbert
al others to ltorcrt &. lie, Is by deed dated
November Is, 1884, and recorded rs aforesaid
formerly known a the double tenement
house lot, Dut l. now improved by a frame
stable.
TERMS or SALE: prescribed by the de-
cree are, one thiId ol thr purchase money
SNAIL Ut pald Ia Ca>n on day 81 sac: one
other third Thereof in SIX months iron, tlav
day OF sale. Ihu credit puvmpnt> 10 tear
Interest from the da OF safe and Ec secured
by III" notes or ponds OF the purchaser, with
surety to be approved is the trustee
l.. MARSHALL NAMES Trustee.
EIkton, Md, February lO,n 1850.
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,1, .,.r. ,c ,I;lI,.,.,,... Hitch,
sd ,,','.i,I ~ rra,'' r,,i,. ,,,t,rtnin
mcut and supper nr.d last Friday even
iu-. The money will be applied toward
the purchase oil Il piano Tor the school,
...,.r .,.;.,,, ,,..,, ,,,,. .,,.,.,. 30
.I,, ,,li '',,,,>i ~
.1' .I', .',I[,I ., .L,,
\,,,,, S . ''t' l'",,,r, - ~ r,,,. thn
West Chester. Kvuuctt X Wilmington
trolley line.
,...... .I.;,,., l,;..n -, ,,,,.....n
~ -. -. 's'-,,
00"','' 'l';' 7Vot p''le ,,, "a
IAr ". 9. /, t., OF Glasgow, will
serve Gl oyster supper III Pcncader t'ry>-
bylrri"A DnUrvn nrNt Thursday evening
Inc State .rr>lucnt Mrs. Emma T..
tau.N. sill deliver an address. Supper
tlchrt-, - cents.
-. vi. Grove, sod the Iebuon Snort
place Of 81 ucl.> v;tn improvements. To-
Gated Erar Bacon i!il. ut mu.tgagr,'s :.
sale. mt ,nr Court House door. Oh Mon
day for X. {. Thackcry. attorney. to Mrs
Robert Heath. Of North East, for
$1a2.lU
o.. .,,...,,...
ties Of Delaware COLLEGE held their AN
uua. Joint dru;.tr III the OIalury last
evening on the PROPOSITION that Labor
nloui>m has lXcrtuu Il Btuclccut IN
Hucucr uuon the industrial DEVELOPMENT
Of Tho. iuiiI States" The pu.ta rhi
supported the affirmative ana the Atncn-
a'"" me ""-'I\r' Dr. ioNarH Brat
'"L' OIL E''"''"' WIS one OIL Inc JUICES
-Eugenc Fulton. uI Corowiugo. is
about again after wu,t.,. his foot .>,y-
eF'| N4'"e lrli'I@ th'h's several! VEGAS
ago
A rao.o.,tr cake and rauoy sale was
held Fl, Mrs ,.arr, GEORGES last even
ius by TN. bay- Of Miss Gertrude Smith
cIaSN in the VI. l.. Sunday "'ao"l.
y freight car drrliIcd by a broken
iiua. backed Lorh main tricks Of the
p. T. NN' r r. near ,hr Warner
Couiouy'> Yards in Wilmington for
nearly Am bour q, Saturday morning,
holding Two north and four south louud
Messenger trains
Cburch \lii,llrtnwu nnv \Ibert f,
CI,y ,yrS inst.rInl on 'runS,loy evening,
TIN. sermon y.,s hv Roy + NJ Nuusou.
Of lmmanu"! Church, New Castle.
-Th, ,rhrf, j.. .,rji,,Iv invited to nj.
+on5 rn,,,,,r,,,... .r,y.iccs in El;ton
pr,,l,,'t,,iar rmroh 1n9n , m Snrro-
mann ~ ,h,, n',I., Snnmn,. and 0tfnrfnr
Tor .Ii>sions 100 p. m. service and SER
mon by the pastor on "ilalting Between
Two Opinions
I... no, ,li.,,+oh saw, +h,+
Rev. 7. 4. H. O'Bricn, of that city, who
has been invited to remain fora third
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Farming Implements, Etc.

Two. horse farm wagons; | Horse Cart;
/ Mink wagon; buggy, Dullt Dy Barns; |
Nice Ormlck Binder, III good ORDER | Mil
Maukee mower, nearly new; Deerlng Corn
lal ter: 1 Van " NIKE Grain Fan: Corn
Sueilcr, God as new, vain separator attach
ment | Cnam piun Hurse hahe, nearly new;
/ Barrel Roller; | - ring 1ooIh Harrow;
SulKy CuItlValors one spring tooth; | 3D.
toutn Drag Harrow; | Peach Body and
Springs; HAY Culter; / hickman X HUH
nearly new; / No. II Ward Pow; / No. Is
lard Pow; | No 2SS racuse pow; / No. 3
South Bend Pow; Z Small Plows; lot of
small CultlNators: Has niggings l Corn
Coverer, onovels, Hoes, Forks, Cow Chains
and other small articles.
HARNEoS-5 sets Wagon Harness. | set
Dearborn Harness, i sets Pillow Harness, |
set Carriage Harness, 8 good Work Collars,
Brides; b Is Collars, good as new; lot of
Quarter, Shin, scalp and other boots; lot of
Dandages. Two Caifrey Bike Sulkeys. |
Miller Road Cart, | Kentucky Break Cart.
Hay by the ton, Corn by the bushel, Vine.
gar by the barrel. Lot of Creamery Cans, etc.
TERMS OF SALE.-An sums of so. 90 and
under, cash; over that amount credit of
months Will be given, the purchaser giving
note with approved endorser, interest from
date. No goods to be removed until terms
are com piled with.
THOMAS II. HARLAN.
W D. Ewing, Auct. Manly Bremen,
CLERK.
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Real Estate.
TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY.

Tunis {. Foltz and George A. Blake
to Sarah Il. Mckinney, 81 acres in Fifth
district, 5000.
Elizabeth Il. Lincoln to Alfred B. Rey-
nods farm in Eighth district, $500.
George Il. Perry and wife, of Philadel-
phiu, to Jacob Steele property in Fourth
district, $500.
Eulney Cloud and wife, of Pennsyl-
vania, to Lewis f. Bryson, 80 acres in
the Third district, 5000.
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Notice to Creditors

BY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court
for Crcii County III Equity, hereby give
notice TO the crrG:torS o, leurA X. Iorbert
Esq, to lille then claims against him with
the vouchers thereof, duly authenticated in
the office OF the Clerk OF said curt within
nm ~ dahS from February luth 1905. the
date OF the first insertion OF this notice
All persons indebted 10 said Henry r. Tor
bert or TO 81 he Get hig' are requested to
make immediate payment TO the under
signed.
H. MARSHALL HNINES,
Trustee for the benefit OF the creditors of
HENRY X. TORBERT
EIkton, Md February lOrh, 1906.
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Farming lnpls

One fOur-hOlSc wagon, will guarantee
it TO carry 1000 lbs; good Farm
Wagons, horse Carts, | Low Handy
Wagon, with holsters to haul logs; /
Missouri Grain Drill, 11-hoe, in good
order; | Tiger Corn Planter, elegant
order; l Mccormick Binder in good or
der, / foot cut; | Osborne Mower, new ::
l Mccormick Mower, in good order: =
Disc Halrows, 15Ultooth Spike Harrow
! Log Roller, = Three-hoi Sc Wizard Flows,
good ones; | TwO-l Horse Wizard Plow, !
One-llorSe Wizard plow, new; | Spring
Tooth Harrow. | Wheelbarrow Seed
Sewer; / Corn Shelter, Grindstones,
Wheelbarrow, > Hay MggingS; / Horse
Rake. perfectly good; several good Log
Chains. single; Double and Three Horse
Trees. Forks. hoe. Shov2l>. Picks. good
t'ost spades Milk Separator. Churn
and Horse.
HARNESS. VEHICLES. &c.-4 Sets
Brooch Wagon Harness. / Sets Hip
Harness. lot of Collars and Brides
Some of this Harness was new last sea-
son. Set of Carriage Harness. 10
Icathyr lialtCrS, Is Cow Chains. | Run
about. Top Buggy, | Open Wagon. .
Hay Forks, Block and Rope.
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PUBLIC - AA-G
Personal Property

The undersigned, intending to quit
farming, will sell on the McNamce farm,
ia r.iN Nrck. where he now resides
about five miles from Eikton, on the
New Road.
On Tuesday, March 18Th, 1906
At 10 O'CLOCK y. NJ, the following
unlNOmAl prOnLrtN. tO-Mit:-
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F4ousehol5 Furniture

One Bedroom Suit. BcdSteads. =
NaSh~tdnCs, | llairc.oth 'aror Suit. .
Parlor lockers Bamboo Table, | SIT.
Extension Table. > Drop Leaf Tables
Kitchen Table. ! Kitchen Chairs. Lot of
Cane Scat Chairs. | Lounge. ! Corner
Cupboard, ! Tin Safe. ! Refrigerator
No. . Emerald Cook Stove. | Ham
Boiler. | Fine China Dinner and Tea
Set. Lot of Odd China and Glassware,
na'l lamp. Small Lamps. Lot of Brus-
>ri~ ingram and Rag Carpet, II Yards
BRUSSELS Hall Carpet, Milk Buckets,
f.us. lars &c. 100 pounds Lard
Meat by the pound, Potatoes by the
buShel. one Scotch Collie Dog, I months
old.
TEltMS:-All sums of $50 and under,
cash; over that amount credit of Nine
months will be given, purchaser to give
hanllable note with approved endorser,
with interest from date. No goods are to
be removed until terms are complied
with
GEORGE Il. HOWARD.
w. ID. Ewing, Auctioneer.
George NJ. Evans, Clerk.
AMIR 3-2w
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FARM IMPLEMENTS

one new Columbia farm wagon inch tread,
Will carry IUG lbs one low down Electric
'ltei wheel horse wagon inch tread: one
three spring milk wagon, nearly new |
snort tongue cart, set OtfrOnt wa gOn wheels
used with cart, No Deere corn planters.
new second hand planter good rs new
These are the best painters on the market
Buckeye Moving Machines, used two
seasons: steel toGtn horse rakcS, ? rollers.
ole HIec, the {. her plank, : Acme iIarruWs
kraUs corn " orlkers > new hand Oliver
ihlIita Flows, +; l oliver chilled No 10 r..
haiN No. 20 syracuse / hand: PennSyI-
NHnIa " heat brtll, Osborn Hay Tuddcr, Hay
Flat II It, Ha ~kidS Is IT,, Pair Piuw
Double Trees, Jockey Sticks, Corn by barrel.
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& HEAD of HORSES

as follows:-Nos. ! Il , Pair of Gray Horses.
X years old, Dan, No. | weighs 1910 lbs,
mated.
No. 3-Maud, Bay Mare, - years, weight
1891, work any place hitched, lady can drive
her.
No. l-Sorrel Horse, Dan, weight 1850. good
WORKER and driver lady can drive him.
No. 5-'iray Mare, 5 years, heavy, with
place hitchpd.
Ne" IT, Black Horse, ) year old no one
owns nicer one, viii work every place
hlcutd these horses are all sound and
must be as represented.
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28 Horses, Colts & Mules

~ No. l-BlLL, gray horse, foaled
go 1888, good worker aud driver.
wv No. 2 QUEEN, brown mare.
1oaled 1881, elegant farm mare in
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Proveno r

- TouS Good, Mixed Hay. 1900 Bush
els Cora. li,oO Bundles of Fodder.
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At the same time and place will be
offered the late residence of Henry II.
Schee ra"y' situated S at corner , OF bohemla
Traposite the National Bank of Chesapeake
For City.
2 ~ n %" The lot has frontage of los feet
90S, a Bohemia Avenue, 264 feet depth, Sltuat-
For ed i'm most central and foyorohle location
+ I05. & in Chesapeake City.
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The Improvements consist of tA
LARGE RESIDENCE n

: commodious, with II rooms and BATH
Y fronting On Bohemia Avenue with large
a. basement cellar with hot air Furnace in
a the same. The house has all the modern
"a CONFERENCE.-The and cold water; lighted
Il by gas from Acetyline gas plant to be
'; sold with property. Carriage House and
y Stable for three horses and two cows, in
reNr of Residence.
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Consisting Of ! set of Walnut Bed Room
Furniture, ! set Of Hand Carved Ash
Bed Room Furniture. > large Walnut
Book Cases, Large Iarlor Rosewood
Sofa, Large Walnut Buffet. Large Wal
nut Book Case and Desk: Large Cherry
Extension Dining Room Table, Brussels
and Velvet Carpets, Hat Rack, Curtains,
Marble Top Table, l Large Parlor Mir
ror, Othello Kitchen Range l Jump
Seat Carriage, Extension Top Carriage,
Coupe, l Top Buggy, Dearborn, Har
ness. Many other articles of Household
and Kitchen Furniture too numerous to
mention
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PUBLIC SALE
STOCK
and Farming implements
Monday, March IL, 1906
u O'CLOCK SHARP

The subscriber intends to quit farming
ana Will sell without reserve on England $
reamery Farm, one mile west OF Zion,
Cecil County, Md, the following property
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Il ROGS, atlOA ) IaYa
AMI PIGS U--4fEss

one magnificent brood SOW, with 10
pigs; thoroughbred Poland emma boar,
q months old; 10 shoatS, will weigh from
10 to 10 pounds apiece.
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FARM FOR SALE
81 ACR RE FARM

situate in Cecil County, convenient to
churches schools. p. O. and X. r. The land
Is of good quality and IN a fair state of Gu
tivation'
The buildings consist of q story, l2-room
dwelling, furnished throughout in excellent
style; 2-storS tenant house, large barn,
granary. corn.crib and all other ne cessary
Outbuildings.
This farm will be sold cheap and on easy
terms. Apply to
GEO. NJ. EVANS
Dec3Otf Elkton, Md
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In pursuance Oft Power of Sale contained
in a mortgage dated January 9Th, 1901, and
recorded In l.iber j. q. w. No. ., Folio 1872,
etc, one of the Mortgage Record Books OF
cecil County, the undersigned attorney
named In said mortgage, VIII sell at public
sale AT the curt House door in Elkton,
MarNlnnd. on
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comp ising lis good Will, subscription list
type, presses, machines boiler engines Office
furniture fixtures, appliances and appur
tCnancCS generally
Evening journal., 1906-10-26
REPRODUCE OLD
SWEDES CHURCH

Deiaware's exhibit at the jamestown
Exhibition will in all probability be a
building in duplicate Of Old swedes
Church. The committee appointed by the
Board OF Trade at its recent meeting to
take up the subject Of an exhibit at the
fair. is unanimous in favor Of the church
building as a model for a Delaware build
ing at jamestown, and Architect wilnam
Draper Brinckie is now preparing the
plans.
At meeting Of the committee tonight
Governor Lea will endorse the movement
and ask that the State be creditabiy rep
resented. Already every other Of the orig
inal thirteen states has started work on a
building at jamestown. and Governor Lea
wants Delaware represented also.
The committee consists OF CHER Justice
Charles B. Lore as chairman; William
Draper Brinckle. secretary; Horace g.
Knowles, Henry c. Conrad and John S.
Rosesll. The committee will ask that its
personnel be increased TO fifteen members,
so that rural New Castle, Kent and sus-
sex can be represented in the movement
Mr. Brinckle wills leave on Monday for
jamestown to look over the grounds and
select a site for the Delaware building.
II is also proposed 10 have a Delaware
commercial and agricultural exhibit at
the fair.
Evening journal., 1906-10-26
Reasons for Voting
the Democratic Tickef

in
ebok be urged
in
in be
to
taxation had been reduced to about VIII under the Democrat
assmen Reasonable payers content theavef
proportion.
rscketbook unless he be thereby enehted
entc
the o
candid
askw has become the m
has
that largely part has
questionable erviees
Another
thereby rising
the
in
inevitably
crease of wlens county,
highways
increasing tn those in homes especially
"A rural districts
Democratic promises economical administration Of
and united
Democratic but h commands also the respect all good
the county without regard to party connections ana
second, Because the democratic par bamess
crnalze the
voter and thereby places
Republican party the inc
yitahe destruction the frns nst o
Evening journal., 1906-10-26
LAST
EDITION
300 pm.
MORE TROUBLE
FOR THE CITY

Following close on the adverse deci-
on recently given in the United
tates Court by Judge Edward @.
bradford against the city. in the case
" the United states sand Filtration
,ompany the suit brought by the
Nelsbach Street Lighting Company
iglinst the city for breach of contract
ias been revived and VIII come before
he Federal Court for argument on
demurrer. 30 date has been decided
en- as yet for the argument but the
ase will positively De called by the
middle OF November
Suit was brought by the lighting con-
Germ against Wilmington In May 1902,
Tor $1,000 600 damages for breach Of con-
tract. and the matter has been lying
dormant ever since. The same points
are involved as In The United states
sand Filtration Company's case, In
which the demurrer filed by the city
to the bill OF particulars fled by thu
painuff. was overruled by the court in
consequence OF which the case must go
to trial.
The plaintiff company is represented
oy Andrew c. Gray and Walter II.
Hayes OF this city. and William Find
ley Brown OF Philadelphia and city
Solicitor Sylvester ID. Townsend aD-
pears alone for the city
The contract entered into by the
Welsbach Street Lighting Company
was for not less than 1000 lights and
for a period of ten years, the lights to
be paid for at the rate OF S26.75 each,
annually. The succeeding Board OF
street and Sewer Directors rescinded
thea ction OF the old board. and de-
clared the contract void. asking at the
time for new bids. The suit followed
Evening journal., 1906-10-26
TO FORE CLOSE

In the United states Circuit Court a
bill in equity has been filed by the In
tegrlty Title and Trust Company OF
Philadelphia against the Middletown
and Odessa Electric Railway Com
pany. The company holds trolley bonds
to the value Of $4,000, and the COM
pany having failed to pay the interest
on the bonds the trustee was instruct
ed to foreclose the mortgage. Monday.
November 8, has been made return day
for the rule issued. Robert II. Rich
ards represents the plaintin, and e. r.
Cochran. Jr. the defendant