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Evening journal., 1906-10-31
REGISTERS ORDER.

Office Of the Register OF Wills,
New Castle Co. Del. October 27th 1906
Upon the application cf John NJ Walker.
Administrator Of Thomas NJ. Walker
late Of Mil Creek hundred. IN said county.
deceased, II is ordered and directed by the
Register Of Wills that the Administrator
aforesaid give notice OF granting OF Lett
ters Of Administration upon the estate cf
the deceased, with the date of granting
thereof. by causing advertisements 20 be
posted within forty days from the date
of such Letters IN six of the most public
places of the County of New Castle. re-
quirlng all persons having demands
against the estate to present the same
or abide by an act OF assembly in such
case made and provided: and also cause
tho same TO be inserted within the same
period In The Evening Journal, a news
paper published IN Wilmington. Del. and
10 be continued therein three weeks
le.o.d9
Given under the hand and seal
Of office of the Register Of wills
aforesaid, al Wilmington IN New
(SEAI) Castle county aforesaid. the day
and year above written.
FREDERICK E BACH,
Register of Wills.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

GOOD accommodations for six or eight
Gentlemen. 81 vandever avenue. szS-d
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BALTIMORE aOH J
RAILROAD.


Schedule in 'effect May p. 1906
Trains Leave Delaware Avenue Static
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Daily. Daily except Sunday. sundi
ouly.
NEW YORK and the East. ss2s .5
s49 ll:i9. sra5 a. m. !l2s, $780, IS.
Royal Limited" TAP. s1100 p. m.
PHILADELPHIA. s2.26. '5.26. 500 llocs
1910 y 20 QocaD. 800, $50, ss.34 Qoca &.
siu A0iS OocaD, 1851 uocaD, H..
silSo a. M. l.26 iso5 tiocal3, 3.oo -
uocAD, A,12 (ocaD. tb17 Royal Lin
ga. '0.20 OocaD. 100 s7.O5 QocaD. a. ?.
$50 docaD. sllO0 .. m.
CHESTER, $50 docaD. $40, s77o doca
49, $40 sS2l QocaD, $40, si0.45 loc1
.lV,of loc1D, sli.33 a. M, 126, 800 q =
gsa S,d sesg loca) i452 cocaD, 1870 uocs
s'''o uocaD. 'l42, sSS2 uocaD' -ll''v
Ia. I4AiORE and WASHINGTON, el.ia
~ Il.Vl a. M, 'i0g ,2.7 AT. S.ih
.o'H hoyal Limited" s9.09. fl00s D. -.
BALTIMORE and Way stations. !7to.
so'io a. in., $40. 5000 D. m.
NEWARK, '4la 100. 'sl6 nfOi. a. n'..
H. t,i 100 Is.lo, $3.50. $500, 100. '9t'.
SINCERELY. 100, $50 lfn Crxpres
100 si130 D. M.
ANDENBERG and Way stations, .s.' s
Sl0io o. M. 800. AZ 25 y. ~.
fiTIShuHG 'Si6 a. m.. sts7. 800, g.. (,
Royal Limited" 1908 b. M.
! CHICAGO 'Sf6 a. M, s2n D. m.
/ CINCINNATI, sr LOUIS q LOUi =
/ WILLIE, '6.ld a. M. 'i.06. 's.e9 p. N.
De-. Ave. sta. Deimarvia Tel 2l9s; u. y
y. Tel. h2--A. CITY Iicfet Office 4
Market street, 3D. a A. TEL i.lf-A d. 10
I marVia Tel aip5
H. A. Aiiicr Travelling Pass niger A-ei 2
Evening journal., 1906-10-31

IN ANSWERING HELP WANTED
MAI ~ ANY O. ftrISrM FN'rS FOUND
RFTOY PLEASE MENTION THE
JOURNAL
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PUBLIC SALE.

At the lSlair Farm. near Centrevi.le' Del.
on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER J. 1906
At O'Clock D. m. Of large Somerset
county. Pa. COWS. Durham, Holsiein and
Guernsey Cows.
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MORTGAGE BROKERS.

MONES TO LOAN OF cesirahlo drst
mortgages on city properties n amounts
Ia suit HAWKINS 4 CO.. ~ Market St
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BOATS AID LAUNCHES.

LAKE ENGINE. COME SEE 1T RUN.
or write for Information.
J. II. LAKE,
BourBe Bldg. Philadelphia, Pa
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coNTRAcToRs AN0 BUILDERS.
CARPET WEAVING.


BEST RAG CARPETS in the United
stales. wovo we'll look we'll wear we'll
All kinds woven TO order GEO. W. MAR
SHALL. 2o2is Monroe ST. o9-eod
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ADS-=
WANTS. FOR SALE FOR RENT. REAL ESTATE ETC
WANTS,
HELP WANTED FEMALE.

WANTED-Barher or experienced boy.
J. K. COLE. Tenth aud Lombard SIS
Evening journal., 1906-10-31

N5ATTR EssFs-Why sleep on hard,
,Tnnv mattrosses7 You can have them
.,nde over at trihing cost at feates ana
.iuinn. SOS Orange street.
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WANTED.

WANTED-A kind. but strict home IN ln
country for girl OF 10. Can OF auufess '''
West Sixth street. city.
Evening journal., 1906-10-31

WANTED-A white cook reference re-
auired. Apply 907 Broome ST. oSo-sl
Evening journal., 1906-10-31

EXPERIENCED salesladies Wanted.
2l6 Market ST. voo--e
Evening journal., 1906-10-31

s1ssANTFD-An the housewives OF VIZ
,,lrrton 10 use Earthquake for cie2nlng
earnet. clothing. ctc sold at ol4 Je,lei-
I'M Delmarvia phone 1908. o4-eou-h"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11
JAPONIA.

Carbin W Mandzuryi. Pra-
vie po}owa armiii rosyjkiej,
wyslanej do Mandzuryi ma
wojne 2 japo6czykami- pc
zawarciu pokoju, zamiast bye
odes}ana do kraju, pozostafa
tamze, DO Rad moskiewski
z]odziejska ME
chclaly tel armii odeslae, 2
obawy oporu przeeiwko VIA
dry. Me div, ze wojska O.
szukiwane, ogr abiane przez
doatawc6w zywno6ci, pozna1y
to grabiez, a niszczone g|o'
dem marnia}y. To tez utwo-
rzyl sic nasamprz6d zwiazek
uc=ciwych, ME 1apowniczych
.oficer6w, i propaganda =oporu
szerzyla sic dalej. potad pra-
vie pofowa p6}milio
armii sic z~buntowala, znisz-
czy1a miasto Charbin zabra}a
magazyny - i wraca do kra-
ju. Re rzadem czynowniczym
i }apowniczym moskiewskim
bedzie zle, gdy sic ia armia
polaczy W Rosyi ze stronnict-
wami rewolucyjnemi. Wtedy
owl satrapi Trepow AMI Dur
now carowi ME pomogq.
.|-- -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11
"a sW'IlATA
s s
FRANCY A.

Pierwszy skutek rotz zll;,iEB2E
.Kosciola Cd pa6stWa. Och
walona przez senat francu-
ski ustaWa o rozdziale Kos
clo}a Cd pahstWa, majaca
vejsc W zycie dnia I ss1tycz-
MIA, pociagnie "a soba ma
Nowy rok skutki " etykiecle
pa6stwowel w dniu noWoo.
rocznym odbYWa slew pa1acu
Elizejskim przyjecie dostoj-
nik6w kt6rzy przydentoWl
republiki sk}adaja zyczenia
nowor5czne, ma proWlncyl
podobne przyjecia urzadzalu
prefekcyi, Biskupi francuscY
.brali zawsze udziaf W takich
.przyjeciach j zajmowali pier
wsze miejsca. Ma mocy novel
ustawy urzedowe stosunki
tego rodzaju miedzy Koscio-
dem a pa6stwem ustana i bis
kupi ME zjawia sic u prezy-
.denta republiki, ami u pre-
fekt6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11
CHINY.

w SHANGHAI wybuchly roz-
ruchy Chi6czyk6w, przeciw-
ko Europejczykom. Chihczy-
,cy spalili dwie stacye poll
.cyjne .oraz napadli ma wiele
.os6b takze ma konsula ME-
,mieckiego. w walkach ulicz-
mych zabito % Chl6czyk6w a
kilku Europejczyk6w IRA
Mono. stany Zjednoczone
P6lnocnej Ameryki wys}aly
ma woody chi1skle diva pan
.cernjki, Money jeden.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11
-ROSYA.

= z Kowna pisa, re litwi-
nj powstaja. Wszedzie ~nisz-
CA budynki szkoly rzado-
we. Urzedniey rosyjscy
chronia sic do Rosyi. Uzbro-
.jone tlumy napadaja na ws1e
starowierc6w. Ma kolei Liba-
wa - Romny ~sponiewierano
urzednik6w rosyjskich. Ruch
ma kolejach utrudniony 2
przewozu wojsk.
Rad ivory mniejsze oddzia-
" wysyia je przeciW pow
sta6com, lecz wojka Jest ME
wiele. =
Zawieszono @Wlawn met
wo kilku pism, pon1ewaz
podmaWialy dc poastania.
w MoskWie aresztoWano re-
|daktora ,Borby skirmunta.
Move douosi,
ze rad przeznacza 30 milo
now rubli ma iepsze uttrzy:
mamie zolnierzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11
Zato1i ludnose czlje pnW1lsesW
.sWob6d, kt6re jednak WbreWs5

Nv,
|onra
.saan;sYnnsza wnRoayi.A AN
zni'u anouodoua6 stan oble.
san;a.nrau Lt6rum aatra-
80 n,asi,;anaI,noz .n airoz.
49, aaprna j. dzialonrz
a.
80 "a raa1,sniicv
snaa1 af,za} ravoIuarowv J
5 n;a1;oznaao9 10.
"a WnLrvto s satrza1aia-
evno Alto
- '
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11
Razem zdatkam po
nNej dxadzie6cia piec
$l1b518

ly#dzleniec.do sWata -
Powiedz III torkfF
pan GsbaIska wssceja ko1chaa, 1
starsza zymlloodszzaa
~ to=pana
Obse5dostapap osagg lednakko'-
wYzs.AzsSz.sss1
-O "a miInieschodszityllE
Ikpehc.aIbym
zsscl1el
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11
g)9XGlY q

NA.GKODNYCHW Kr6-
lestwie PolskiemW so.
.ciaguzlozyl
Z, q. przeniesienia $396.85
.Nadesllsa.nllee Granville vii
so.Dak.
Nl llas Wilna
Minn. 1918
ss#s4s 1880 80
Razem$6I7.6
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11

POLSKA.

- WarsZaWa, ,,Berl. LOkal
Auzeiger" otrzyma} z Warsza-
wy nastepujacy telegram: w
niedziele odbylo sic tutaj
wielkie zgromadzenie. pol
.skich chlop6w z udziafem
.oko}o 1900 przedstawiciell z
.ca}ego kraju. Kongres. ogio-
>si} swoje przywiazanie do
.oiczyzny. i WARY kattolickiej
i zadaf ~jeszcze pred .zapro:
'wadzeniem samorzadu " Kr6-
]estwie spefnienia. nastepuja-
cych warunk6w: Zaprowa-
%dzenia jezyka polskiego "
szkolach, sadach i admin
*stracyi. - Stan chlopski ia
Ike najwazniejszy ma odegrac
,pierwsza role W obecnym ru-
,chu W przyszlej organizacy!i
narodowei. :
,,Nowoje Wremia" do
.nosi z Mitawy, re W kra]u
zrzadowa w}adze ME maia luz
zadnego znaczenia. Ca}y kraj
jest W reku powstaf c6w 20.
licya zqpelnie- wiped zono 2
Kurlandyi. 20 kraju rozrzu-
cone mniejsze oddzialy wojsk
sa przez powstahc6w znle-
stone lub eofnely sic do miast,
poniewaz ME mog}y sic Y
trzymac przeciw dobrze w
brojonym powstahcom
Wszystkie wojska zgromadzo--
no W Mitawie i Libawie. W
Tukkomiu powsta6eY rozbiili
kompania piechoty j szwa-
dron dragon6w, przyczemnl
80 zofnierzy j ! pod
pulkownik. PoWstancy
mia1i wvzpae ZabitYm oczy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11

-
lskladki kazdY polakpDwi:
lnie,sn@spiieszyc cosmozeoffiia
rowac natych biednYch
ucias llEg' q h
nasza parafia WPuckx5uu
1snie pozostala ~ lyle DO IA
Iodezwe Wielebneon "a prn.
s;a aatL;
ls.''= $50 1870,
naraf;a naaza.,;a@u;a1Ia;ast
szu,aazcza=a
,.ano,, +,,t.; n;lLu
b Woinv francuzkiei. kt6rzy
Itez ME ma1o.wvzvli.t znaia
Co to stan tax, to tezna 60
Itch STAG braciom sWoim
,,a.;o1;r;
go. ~.
af''a $50
eek, nacel ten przeznaezo-
nych skIadaiacy sic haste
En,,,acuch =z.s=.
d. :;
Wojciech Dolby
zlozyl sumo zebrana $500,
no. roca Prohnezcza Wia1
~
: o1eoWicza'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11
Razem 1858

Razem 6l1.6j
ParafIa s-go J6zefa.
Puck OAK. stycszas. o6.
Przy niebyWalei dlotad po-
Igodzie obchodzill6my tegoo
roku swieta Bozefgo Narodz 't9-
lnia.
Ko6ci6l podczas pasterki
byl przepeIniony, ME tylko
Wiernymi, lecz ciekawymi
bezwyznanioWcami. Podczas
naboze6stwa Choir, pod kie.
frownictwem naszego Orga-
misty 2. szyperskiego Wy
sp1eWyWaf Wesofe koledy; q
il kapela nasza ME pozostala
v lyle, leez stawila sic zaggra6
Podczas naboze6stwa wy
gIosil KS. Proboszcz stosoW-
ne do uroczystosci kazanie.
tPo wynurzeniu parafianom
swych zycze6 i rozdaniu o
platk6W, Wspominal take
nasz czcigodny pasterz j "
wymownych slowach, pred
stawi1 ludowi ucisk braci
naszych W Ojczyznie, kt6rzy
ME maja sposobno6ci zasia6e
do tego wigiliinego stolu, do
kt6rego my Wszysey zasiada-
my, ably lamac sic tym O
|p1atkiem, i skladac sobie
zyczenia w~zajemne; lecz mur7
sza to 6wieta spedzie pod
nahajka kozacka w6r6d mai
wiekszej niedoli i ucisku.
my sic cieszymy i winszuje@
my sobie wesolych SWAT gar
nae sic pod skrzydia ogniska
I%domowego, a tam gdziez to
Iognisko domowe nienaruszo-
Inc, nierozerwane? gdziez ia
|twarz rodzicielska, rozwese7
Iona, widokiem %zadoWolenia
Ii wesela swych dziatek?
Nieieden Ojciec spedza
6wieta W kajdanach, inny
pada ma ulicy przeszytY ku-
lami lub bagnetami, a "a co?
Ia to 20 ME da wydrze6 SO
bic togo najdrozszego skarbu,
kt6ry mu rodzic zostawi};
tego serca polskiego, j tel
mowy naszej ukochanej.
|Dziatki nasze .eiesza sic
skacza wesolo okolo hojenki
lpoobwieszanej r6znemi "a
Ibawkami: ciastkami a tam
osierocone matki dziecmi
czyz NIGGA Q tenn marzyc,
gdy ME maja do ust=co Wlo::
zy6? tam v zakatku kazdyn
Eplacz widow j sierot, MEDIA
nieopisana, gl6d, prze6la.do:
wanie i meczarnie nietylkoo
fizyczne leczi moralne. ia:
n1nrn Nafn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11
Lista ~0fiarodaWc6W
z Wilma, Mimi.

|Ka n;omi6ak; L = "a
stacbnw;aL Ian 5n1
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partns,a.,;oaK a
Knafczu6aIi N 5 n
partns:am;oz W;Ltorro 5 a
Fa,oyn u 5 ~
nt4,' n, 81,
psa.;naL H. . .,
paaaaramsL; D., 10
nhausp; 8 ~,
Ja.a@aI; 10,
p.,Isms ~ n
s; &c 10,
|Rnlausk;.p .,
X,
RaanaraL 5 ! Z,
Ro6nz1,INR 3,
lnr;ts IL
|Kladz;l.A II
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11

eSsa.sMgss5sEsssasY sS@s7sssas:. Sssgs#Ssssssa
anek
GoIata
HamerskiM
purczyk
,,-IaczkoWski
KlucznyP.
~JaniszeWski
Panek
Dritz NJ ssS.z
Konieczny Sc.
JaniszeWski r..
Kapalczyhak N
BohczYk
lSkorezeWski j.
Nadolski M.
lCierpiszeWski e. I
fiuczvwak
.IerzTL a.
lsKabatT
Falo,;n . 4
=FranLIo
I,ucz1z,naf Katarzvna.
IYanasaaun1s,; r.
sw;arcz e
)DnnaLEr
nutor,oan /
}nuozargak
IIar1uL /
.faniszawaki ".
Gr,,azLa n
sanozaLI
IMarczaL,I
l,TuLwl6akiM.
pnLror. Kotar
IulkroFsh aeafzYHa
Iukrop JanoWa
lDWczarzak NJ.
Oslnskl M: i
IaWiak q.
Iahlo1aL; n
Panek M.
kezmlnska Maryanna
yankowskl ny.
Paluch a.
AndrzeleWskl NJ.
IGofata Kozalla
Felcyn ksaWery
lStachoWlak X.
klekacz Wanda
Wrzeszcz ".
Popowskl J.
iona
NJ.
GLADYS B.
Panek J.
iLesnicki W.
KotoWska Antonina
w.
Sopczak a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11

ISL SM#@|5sS
mIAnd4za;aI 3
nn1parHIaLi@R
OoiPaWlak
OOlSmarzvk =. d
DOlSaWinskizJ
00l DnnakM
0OlOprodnik P..z=. 3
Ol.Iasinski.Anfop
BOD Franciszek
0O] Leon .s. 81
0Dl MichaI
0O1s ,Woicieeh
OO1E Jan q
)0lJasinska. Eva 25
sol Z Marta
DOi Maryanna 3 :
DU] .Zofia 3
0O0] Anolonia 25
Dol Pelagia 81
sol Franciszka Is
sol e Agnieszka 25
sol > Reoina s.
.o nAnna q
s.
50iRo6czvk d
"a - 8
Sol ". 81
.OIKolh,e NJ 81
50 Dombek N. q
5OIMatz 5... 81
5OlF,aczLowaki .2E
5OY,aczkoWaka M 81
SO Wrzaszcz zZnzanna 81
5O|Kn1ozaLP OF
sol Iarzvk 81
5Olpnh;6aL; N 81
sol IarzuL 1 81
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NJ
5Olstno1u6sL; s. 81
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~ 81
n =. &
sol > sPn.ol;;o 81
5O|pohnLo=p - Of
80 Do1A - I 81
80 ca-.aho nao1,l;oz 81
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so p' - :ona= 81
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90 &c. CO d
So 1e,.nnana1 co. = d
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a CniopkoWlak NJ o.
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sol Gil q
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al WI 81
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-06-09

The Chicago packing house muck,
appears to be too heavy for the nrdn-
ary rake. A steam dredge would seem
to be the machine needed,
We note with pleasure that the
farms In this country are developing
into higher stage Of cultivatiln. The
young farmers have certainly i'm
proved upon the old fogy methods Of
their fathers. and the more modern
way Of farming is causing Mother
Earth to produce her largest and best
crops.
SALESMAN WANTED Three sales
men to introduce our New Census
Illustrated Atlas OF Michigan. A
1906 publication containing half-tone
illustrations, historical and descriptive
matter. special index to $500 cities
towns. and postoffce. Special new
maps. An absolutely new departure.
Write for particulars RAND, Nc
NALLY & Co., Chicago, Ill.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-06-09

All is not gold that gitters, and al
10 not beef that's timed by the trust
We hope that Alfonso in making
his Princess Queen, will not make
her high -Ena.
Any trouble that may befall as dur
ing June can easily be accounted for.
The month comes in Oh Friday.
When some people have nothing else
to worry, they wonder what would be-
come of all che buttermilk If drinking
1t were not a fad.
The postmaster general has kindly
granted permission for mail carriers
to deliver In automobiles. Now If he
will take one more step and provide
the automobiles and a chaffeur the
carriers will be supremely happy.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-06-09
Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given to the Pri-
mary Electors Of the Township Of
South Arm. County OF Charlevoix,
State of Michigan. TO be held in the
Town Hall Of South Arm Township,
on June 18th. 1906, the nomination
OF candle ates in each Of the political
parties for the offices of Governor and
Lieutenant Governor shall be made,
there shall also be elected by each
political party twelve (l2) delegates to
the County Convention thereafter to
be held by said political party June
18th.
You are also notified that on the
date above mentioned, the question Of
nominating candidates for the offices
Of Governor and Lieutenant Governor
by direct vote, shall be submitted to
the enrolled vnters OF each political
party; also the question of nominal
ing, by direct vote, candidates of the
political party indicated and for the
Office hereinafter named.
POLITICAL PARTY. OFFICE.
Republican Rep. in Congress
Republican State Senator.
VIM. A. PICKARD,
Township Clerk
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-06-09

If you want to ruin your boy just
take his side of every question and
dispute he has with his teacher or
your neighbors' children. Just let |
him know you are with him, right or
wrong, in all his disputes. This will
give him good start on the DOWN
ward path.
Some time ago young married wo
mon Of our town, whose name we omit,
made a curious blunder. She put
some eggs on to boil soon after break
fast one morning. They were still on
when he came h.me at dinner time.
Upon her husband asking what was In
the saucepan, she answered.: Eggs
for your dinner. They have been on
since soon after breakfast. l have
tried them with fork and they are
nit boiled yet" His astonishment
may rather be better imagined than
described. And the mere mention Of
eggs now brings rosy blush to her
face.
The editor of this paper would be
the last man on earth to knowingly
say a word to hurt the feelings Of any
of its subscribers or citizens, especial
ly at time when the dark winged
| messenger Of death has brought sor-
rows to the home, but from the best
OF motives we desire to cali the atten-
tion of our readers TO tie custom Of
publishing "cards of thanks" 1t is
custom that has outgrown its purpose,
if it ever had enc. When sickness and
death comes To your home 1t Is only
natural that your friends and neigh
bors should do what they could TO as
sist you. They would be heathensaif
they did not. They know from the
expression of your face that you are
thankful and deeply appreciate all
they do, and 1t is not necessary TO
rush into print and tell the world that
your neighbors were kind when you
were in trouble. The reading public
are becoming tired of the old stereo-
typed "card of thanks" You can ex-
press 80 your friends, by look or word
your thankfulness in more inn
pressive manner than you can in
columa of cold type,
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-06-09
Reception and
Commencement

1t has been stated last week was a
busy week with our High School
Graduates and Teachers. 1t was a
week filled with pleasure to all who
participated. On Thursday evening
following the Class Day exercises on
Tuesday reception at l.. A. Hoyt's
given by the Juniors in honor of the
Seniors was delightful affair in all
its details. Those in the receiving
line were the graduates. Prof. III. III.
Fuller and VIM. Malpass, president
school board. Violin and piano filled
the rooms with select music during
the receiving hours, from eight to ten
The Misses Mildred Sweet and Bertha
Shier the first hour, Misses Emily
Malpass and Verschel Lorraine the
second. The dining room was decorat-
ed with the class colors, yellow and
blue, festoons of cloth from center of
ceiling and reached to each corner Of
room. The dainty refreshments were
of the yellow hue. Pretty costumes,
smiling faces, frequent Outburst of
wit, congratulations, together with
music combined to make the evening
happy one.
On the following evening came the
final when the Commencement Joint
Exercises of the Seniors and Eighth
Grade was held at Loveday Opera
House. Here also the class colors were
In evidence and the class motto, ''Be
Your Ain Sell hung aboye the stage
on which was forty eight Eighth
Graders, FIVE Graduates, Prof. Fl. II.
Fuller and VIM. Malpass, Pres. School
Board. Movers Orchestra of seyen
pieces and the traps opened the pro-
gram with the selection, Land of the
Midnight Sun " The Misses Flora
Porter and Fay Nicholas followed
with piano duet. Invocation, ReY.
George Allan. Miss Nell Maddaugh
gave short address Of welcome, clos
ing with an appreciation Of the work
of the teachers AMI school board in
behalf of the Seniors. Miss Ethel
Crowell represented the Eighth Grade
with similar remarks. Atty j. j..
Sterling OF Benton Harbor gave an ex-
celleut address. Miss Blanche Robert
sen and B. A. Dole rendered vocal
duet, accompanied by Mrs. A. j..
Suffern. Presentation of Diplomas by
VIM. Malpass was pleasing feature
of the evening. Supt. III. II. Fuller's
talk to the parents was full of good
things and should 6e needed, closing
with farewell to the Graduates ia a
very effective manner. The Orches-
ira played "A Whispered Thought"
and week Of literary and music
feasting closed and has passed into
history as memory Of the class Of
1906.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-06-09
List of Advertised Letters.

Following is iist of the letters re-
naming uncaled for in the East Jor-
dan postoffice for the week ending
June End, 1906;
Hart, Albert.
Morse, Miss Myrtle.
Willitt, Mrs. l.. r..
Walew. John.
FRANKA. KENYON, p. M
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-03-15
Auditors Notice.

In the Orphans Court OF sullivan Co.
In re: Estate of Benjamin ihrasher deed.
Notice is hereby given that the undersign-
ed has been appointed by the Orphons'
Court of Sullivan County as Auditor to
pass upon exceptions filed to he account
OF Hannah Thrasher Execulrix of the
last will and testament of Benjamin
lhrasher decd, aud to make distribution
of the fund found in the hands Of said
accountant after disposing OF the excep.
tions. \ hearing will be given by the
said Auditor to all persons interested at
the office Of Alphonsus Wa -h Esq, in
pushore on THURSDAY. the l2th day OF
April l906 at 10 O'Clock Il. IN at which
time all persons shall be required to make
their claims before said Auditor or be de.
barred from coming in upor said fund.
TllOS J lNGliAM, Auditor
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-03-15

it IS nc,otic.ls that England presents
the ."'.,.,st extremes of piutocracy and
s5verty. of luxury and deprivation, of
"classes" and "nlasses.' OF big anc
growing fortunes for the few and OF
dxedness in their low estate for the
many We know. Furthermore. that the
United States is immeasurably ahead
of England in opportunities for arising
from lowly conditions 10 the heights of
Individual distinction and prosperity
from the workshop TO the managers
office, from the day wage to large own
ership. from menialism TO mastership
What folly, then, to heap on projections
reproaches which it does not deserve
and to charge il with those inequalities
which exist to greatly aggravated ds
gree In country which makes the hes.
showing that can be made for free
Rochester Democrat aud chron
icle.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-03-15

T. J. Rhoads, two pool tables, Lopez.
Secules, &, J. one pool table. Muncy Valley.
kiess. T. K. one pool table. Eagles Mere.
Warner W. Y two ten pin alleys do
Atlantic Refining Co., Wholesale DUshore,
And that an appeal will be held in the Office oi
the County Treasurer i'll Laporte, Pa, on the 10th
day of April 1906. at 100 clock n. IN. when and
where you may attend II you think proper.
c. E. BIGGER, Mercantiai Appraiser
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-03-15
Mercantial Appraisment.

To venders of domestic and foreign n,erchai
disc etc. in sullivan county Pa. Will take notice
that they are appraised and classed by the under
sighed Appraiser OF Mercantile and other Lieen-
ses ior The year 1908 AS follows, to wit: