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part Of the season Charles Hayward
and family of Wilmington are at their
beautiful cottage J. H. Patten Of Balti-
more is seeking rest by the sea. Capt.
Leicht Of Baltimore is always expected
and up to date has never disappointed
his friends who look for him at Rehoboth.
Mr.. Mum OF Washington, ID. c., and
family, Mr. Denny and family of Dover.
and Fred Pyle of Georgetown are all here.
Mrs Polk is at her cottage. corner First
and Olive avenue. Rev. Mr.. CLAY. rector
of the Episcopal Church, Middletown.
and family are seeking the bracing breezes
by the sea. Capt. +. l.. Rice and family
of Wilmington are here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28

the city at the end Of the lease, in
iirst-class condition. He will have no
right to rerent on lease it to any party
for other than industrial purposes
connected with boat building. This
was clause which Mr. Cooper OBJ
iected to and which the body de-
manded
Messrs. Jamison, Duffy and Reynolds
Will take the matter up with Mr..
Beehe and If he agrees TO the contract
as now prepared, the lease will he
signed and attested at the next meet
ing.
Col. II. G. Cavenaugh was granted
permission to lay sewer from bis
home across Alexander avenue to the
Delaware River.
An ordinance in relation to keeping
filthy pig pens within the city limits
was given the first reading. It pro-
vides that a fine of g. shall he imposed
for violation Of the law and Sl for
every "a hours that the nuisance re-
mains unabated. The mayor and
policemen are the persons to be noti-
fled and they are Co be the censors in
determining whether the pen com
planned of is nuisance. The ordi-
nance will probably be passed at the
next meeting.
Miss Sarah Elizabeth Booth. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Mary Booth and John Ig-
patius Atkinson, eldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs j. Francis Atkinson, were mar
ried in st. Peters Il. q. Church at
] $50 o'clock this morning. The cere-
mony was with nuptial mass, Rev. T..
/ Y. Campbell officiating. Miss Mary
Carlin was the maid Of honor and
James j. Mahoney best man. The
bride was gowned in white crepe de
chine. Her hat was of white chiffon,
prottily made. The maid of honor
was attired in like dress. After a
wedding breakfast the home Of the
bride, 623 Delaware street, the couple
started on "a wedding trip to Niagara
Falls. Mr.. and Mrs. Atkinson will
reside at the above address after July
/ 9TH.
At the meeting Of the New Castle A.
A.. Board of Directors at the Gilpin
House parlors, last evening. Manager
Murphy was instructed 10 keep an
persons from the players bench except
the players and managers of the visit
ing teams. Separate benches will be
placed on the left field for the use Of
the reporters and officers of the asso.
citation.
Fresh fish and CLANS. kings
Captain Holcomb was appointed
a committee Of one to meet Manager
Wilson of the Wilson Line for the pur.
pose Of taking up matters pertaining
to moonlight excursion in the neal
future
All persons who have failed 10 pa,
their initiation fee and dues will be
suspended at the nCxt meeting Of tn,
board.
Fruit jars, SOC; jelly tumblcrs.-
Stoopsf
The committee on charter and new
bylaws will meet IN few days anc
complete arrangements for both ant
present them at the next meeting.
At the game of bali between thl
New Castle A. A. and the Castle
, Mheelmen of Philadelphia on Satur
day afternoon, il is expected tha
Pitcher Newlove will enter the box 70
the local team. A good game is locke,
for. Short-stop Wise OF the loca
team, who is confined TO his hom
with malaria fker, is recovering.
A good cigar at klinesf
In the first games of the series o.
the pool matches at the Kline parlor
for the silver loving cup, the Sun
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saa corrs.nondenoo oI Ererr ErenIng

star Correspondence Of Every Evening.
New Castle. June %. AT an ad
journed meeting of the City Council,
last evening, tho tax rate for the year
1905 was set at sl.O6 on the 500 worth
Of taxable property, divided as fol-
lows For school purposes, i6 cents,
an increase of cents; city purposes,
40 cents, an increase of cents; roads
and streets, 20 cents, the same as the
rate Of the current year.
Clerk Duffy stated 20 the members
that, after careful estimates, he had
found that the rate was the best that
could be made. In totalling up the
assessment it was found that taxable
property Of white people amounted &c
81, 35s, i65; colored people, sol ,237,
which at she above rate would yield a
revenue of Sl4, 800 ~ from the white
population and 1906. 40 from the col
ored population, a total of Sli, 707. IA,
or about sl50 less than the law says
Shall be collected.
Mr. Gallagher Why not make it
the full amount and collect enough
money with which to get clearY'
Mr. Duffy" That would not do and
70 add to what there is already would
be too much.
EItEAUNMA AIINANIT- LMNN Will WH
close enough, If collected.
The books of the assessor were ac-
cepted and an order Of 500 drawn for
the payment of the assessor, James A.
Doris.
The increase Of four cents in the
rate over this year is said 20 be due
chiefly to the reduced assessment. The
Tasker plant Of the National Tube
Co. has been lowered because Of the
dismantling Of the plant; the lot Of
the New Castle Trust Co, which was
placed on the list, was assessed al
$500, but not before Attorney William
II. Cooper, Jr., had protested on the
ground that Council had no right c
change the assessment after being
made by the assessor.
The house owned by Miss Lizzi,
Dhlby was placed on the list at $500,
the owner stating that she had nc
objections 20 the rate.
At the adjourned meeting tomorrow
evening Clerk Duty expects to be abl,
20 have the tax collectors duplicat,
ready for whoever may be elected
The leasing of the Harmony street
wharf property was taken up and aftei
lengthy debate with W. II. Cooper
Jr., attorney for William VI. Beebe
over certain clauses and measures in
contract prepared, Council finally Pre-
pared the contract for the lease for q
iyears az q rental Of 81 per year. Mr..
Beebe to place the wharf in first-clas.
condition within two years and tC
Ikeep It that way and to return it C
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KENNETT SQUARE.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
kcnnett Square, Pa, June 2s.-Charles
sill had two Of his fingers cut off at the
foundry on Monday.
Mr. Elwood is building an addition to
his barn.
Tho large -four and feed mil of Pennock
d Brosius at Avondale was DESTROYED bv
fire on Saturday. The fire was caused
by hot journal on the shafting.
Mr. Joseph Yeatman entertained
number of her friends on Tuesday after
noon in honor of her guest. Mrs. Clarence
Larkin Of Fox Chase.
The funeral of Mrs Mabel Fisher of
Wilmington. which was held on Sunday
was one of the largest seen here for
some time. lnterment was made AZ
Union Hill cemetery, the remains being
brought here by special trolley
Mrs. Esther Wilson died at the Friends
Home here on Monday. in the Goth wear
OF her age. She was the widow of Stephen
Wilson OF Hockessin
Two carloads of Wilmington excur-
sionists visited this borough ON Monday
evening
David Neatman son of Joseph Yeaf-
man, went to the Chester County Hospifal
Wednesday 70 have his tonsils removed
Personal: Miss Elizabeth King Of Phila-
delphla, Miss Sue Metz Of Germantown
and Miss Martha Buyers Of Honey
brook are guests Of Mr and Mrs. Jared
brainard james Miles and William Miles
Jr.. are spending This week in New York
.lly Joseph Philips who graduated
from Cornell University last week has
secured q position in Milwaukee Joseph
h.ay,anagh Of Philadelphia spent Sunday
with his parents here James Chandler
and family Of Wilmington were Sunday
visitors here Mrs Thomas Worth Of
Marshallton spent Tuesday with her
"a. iather, j. G. WoTall Marshall Pierce of
west Chester spent Saturday and Sunday
mere Mr.. and Als. W. L. Holstein Of
'Soa,it.e..s.y.ille have been visiting the family
OF William Poole this week
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COUNCILS DEFIoIT.

As Was Recently Intmated About So 5OO
Of the $4,000 Borrowed May be un'
expended.
AS a result Of the large receipts ron
taxes, Council is likely to have at the olu ll
Of the hscal year about $500 OF lig
$40 600 recently borrowed, which WI wlI
make the actual deficit about 500 9Oy
Council will hold its last meeting q
The current fiscal year this evening anu
although some money will be paid out On
different items. the indications are tha'
Che above condition will exist at the eioa'
of the meeting.
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RALPH c. wHIrENAcK HoEoRED
Elected a Fellow in Sociology at the Uni
versity Of Wisconsin.

NNANNaH-HrH~f
Ralph Cahoon Whitenack Of this city
who recently graduated with the degee
OF Bachelor OF Arts from Brown On'
versity, at Providence r. l., has been
elected Fellow in Sociology by tfe
faculty Of the University OF Wisconsin.
He was chosen from among a number
OF candidates of various universities, ana
has the rare distinction of holding iel-
lowship in the first year Of graduate
work. He will spend a year or more 20
research work in sociology at Wisconsin;
For the summer he has been employee
by the American Museum Of Natural
History to write a manual on American
institutions industrial social, educa-
tional, &c, for translation into foreign
languages.
Mr. Whitenack won distinction 81
Brown University in the departments
of sociology, philosophy and English
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caianthe Loaeo omcsrs.

Calanthe Lodge, X. Of p, elected on. ON.
GERS last evening as follows: Chaneagllol
Commander, John Paris, Jr.; Vice. Y ll,,. ll.,.
cellor, NJ. d. Fisher; Prelate, II. T. heen,
Master of Work, NJ H. Yeatman; has'sii
of Forms, Thomas NJ. Collins; Keeper y,
Records and Seals, Paul L. Taylor Mas'ei
of Excheouer G. A. Moore Master % o.
Arms. W. f. Woolman: Inside Guaru'
f. Hindcs; Outside Guard, James
White; Trustee, J A. Davis; kep,essg
tative TO Grand Lodge James } eoiDaai .,ai
The installation. which will be pubic YAK cI
take place on the evening OF Juiy ,b
in the Knights of Pythias Hall, oc'c''D
and King streets.
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lightning Blinds Unborn Turkeys.

On the farm Of Frank Green Of Union
vile. Pa, ON Tuesday is turkeys were
Matched, and every one is blind. although
otherwise in perfect health. The blind
ness is attributed TO lightning penetrating
the egg shells
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Additional Park Lands.

A piece OF ground adjoining hirkWood
Park has been secured by the city as Q
children's play ground and City Council
s., ,555 TO pay for it.
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Your AttIre & Not compIete.

without a Saltzgiver 4 Bupp hat. Panama
and straw hats cleaned equal TO new.
s32 Market street. Open evenings
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
THE NEWS or NEW CASTLE
City Tax Rate Set at Sl.O6 on
the 500 OF Assessment
THE WHARF LEASE DISCUSSED
Council Decides on Conditions
to be Inserted.

An Ordinance Providing Heavy Penalty
for Keeping Fnthy PIG rens-Mnrriare
OF Mics sarah Booth and John 4. Atkin-
son-htllctio Associatiou Discusses
Pians-sooiaI and Personal itams.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
Republican Meeting

The Regular Republican County Com
mittee win hold meeting on Saturday
afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28

Public invited to June fete. 1923 Rod
ney street, Thursday, June 2Sth. Pro
Church.t '''''
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B Cd q S

ODOkO HEAD WASH REMOVES DAN
DRUFF and GROWS HAIR
The only safe. sure and certain remedy for heai
lice and niis no grease no injury 20 hair or scalp
sold by al druggists or mailed In plain Wnpld
on receipt of price, Zoe cents. Large size p Gems
COkBlN CHEMICAL COMPANY. l69 Samson
street. Philadelphia
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WI t
vce-BUYAND Buy cautiously study the situation Keep well within
e and
- possession is earth With
humble thai belongs
made wise
will emade n il o to the
suc pptu
il
world Trolley
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and
making
location o home 10 o c. a e re
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ldapplyyo WISE
YOU trolley nWl EEACt
by
FXCTTFD-nd buy n direction Don't
lack
capital
Install
proper and getting the increase
around carefully But you nave used
bes we rePeonc Dc sure
bVint thediF 0 andw reach OF a trolley ne
this Philadelphia
population miles wilmington
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Philadelphia as
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Use Silver Suds for cleaning s'''''
Sold by druggists and grocers.f
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1906-05-25

Col. Tom Fox was in from Stems
this week, and told the LIBERAL that
he has recently returned from a trip
to Plnos Altos, aud while there had
visited the justice Of the peace and
acting coroner who had held an In
quest on the bones OF a mar who had
been dead and buried for many years.
Col. Fox asked him what he had done
with the bones after holding the in.
quest, and the justice showed him a
gunuy sack in the cornor Of the office,
In which he had inferred the bones,
and offered to make him a present Of
the bones, and the boots that we're
dug up at the same time. AS Col. Fox
is not a justice and could not hold an
inquest he had no use for the remains.
The holding OF these bones in the Of
Zee of the Justice indicates that the
county commissioners will have to
adopt similar precautions with just
ices, after allowing coroner's fees, as
they now have in force regarding the
disposal OF scalps from wild animals,
after they pay the bounty. The scalps
are destroyed so they cannot be cashed
again, and it probably will become
necessary to destroy the bones on
which an inquest is held, so that the
justice cannot file them away in his
office, and after a decent time bring
them out and hold a new inquest, and
charge up a new set OF fees for so do
ing. The commissioners should also
make a set of rules, which, will specify
the amount Of homes that must be
present in order to justify a coroner's
inquest, with the accompanying fees.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1906-05-25
sclatioa Cured After Twenty Years Of
Torture.

For more than twenty years Mr.. j..
b. Massey, OF 1922 Clinton st. Minnea-
polls, Mimi, "a tortured by sciatica.
The pain and suffering which be en-
dured during this time is beyond COM
prehensiOn. Nothing gave him any
permanent relief until he used Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. One application
OF that iinlment relieved the pain aud
made sleep and rest possible. and less
than one bottle has effected Q perman-
ent cure. II troubled with sciatica or
rheumatism why not try a % centbOt-
tie OF Pain Balm and see for yourself
how quickly 10 relieves the pain. For
sale by all dealers 10 medicine.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1906-05-25
s2,44A94

/ Total, so, 44994
1t is probable there is some wood
charged 10 the expense account, but
IL does not show on the stubs. Paint.
ing the school house roof is charged as
expense. The improvements and ad-
dltions consist OF a new woodshed,
some benches out, doors, for the use Of
scholars, so they would not have
to sit on the ground at recess, and a
copy Of the New American Encyclo.
pedia. which has been added to the
school library.
There should be a large addition
made to the receipts from poll taxes
supposed to have been collected by
the clerk, But how large this addition
should be it is impossible to say, as
the clerk has made no return of the
amount collected to the county treas
urer, nor made any report TO the
board, although at one Of the few
meetings held by the board he was
instructed to make such a report, when
he had made this collection.
During the past year there have
been two collections of poll tax. The
legislature OF 1905 passed a law chang
ing the poll lax law. The last board
heard OF this change, but could not
get a copy OF the law, and so no poll
tax was assessed. Last summer the
board received copies Of the new law,
and under advice Of the county super
intendent Immediately assessed the
poll taxes on all able bodied males
over twenty.one years Of age. On this
list there were two hundred and
eleven names, which should have ad-
ded S211 TO the receipts of the district.
In February a second list was assessed,
and on it were one hundred and sixty
five names, which should have added
S165 to the districts receipts.
School was kept for eight months
with two teachers. After the drst
month a third teacher was hired, who
taught seven months. Regarding the
eurollmeut, aud attendance the LIB
ERAL is able to give no report, as no
reports were made TO the full board.
1t is probable, however, that they are
on Ole 10 the Office OF the county u
perlntendent, but that is fifty miles
away, and at last accounts the super
intendent was one. hundred and ffty
miles away from his office, and no one
knew when he would return.
The school was not visited by the
county superintendent, as the law re-
quires.
10 the future it is probable that the
district will again have TO levy a tax
for the school. The house is not large
enough to accommodate allathe chill
dren 10 the district, and a new house
or an addition should be built. In all
probability congress will pass a law
prohibiting gambling in the territory.
The gaming licenses amounted direct
ly to this district to S5s3.6S last year,
and that was only two. thirds OF the
amount collected 10 the district, the
other third going into the general
school fund, a portion OF which comes
to the district in the way Of apportion-
ment. With the loss OF this gaming
money Che district will have to econ.
omlze, OF raise money by a special
school tax to keep the schools up to
their former standard.
This is all the LIBERAL is able TO
tell about the school board, and 1t
hopes It's readers will dnd ii Of inter
est.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1906-05-25

AN OLD AND WELLrTRIED REMEDY.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over sixty years by
millions Of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success.
1t sOothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is
the best remedy for Diarrhea. Is
pleasant to the taste. Sold by Drug
gists In every part OF the world,
Twenty-Five cents a bottle. Its value is
incalculable. Be sure and ask for Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and takeno
other kind.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1906-05-25

Tuesday the Arizona s. New Mexico
passenger train was about an hour
late, the trouble being a rather IN.
usual one. A-freight train passed yer
the road a short time before the pas
senger train did, and in the freight
train was a big coal car, heavily load
ed, and having a fiat wheel. The ilange
on the wheel was long enough to cut
off the bolts on the rails, and when
this was discovered the passenger
train had to slow up, and send a nan
ahead over the track and examine
every joint. Many OF them had to ne
fixed before it was safe TO let the train
pass over them, and the traln was
very late before the weak section Of
the track was safely passed over.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1906-05-25

ing to his light, correct. The matter
was drawn TO the attention Of the dis
ftrict attorney, and he has commenced
suit for the recovery OF these fees and
other similar ones. Considering the
we'll known pushing qualities OF the
district attorney, and his strict atteu-
tion to business it Is safe TO say no
will recover the money, by the time
New Mexico is admitted to statehood.
There were n or two other small err
rors discovered in the account, TO
which the treasurer's attention was
called, and they we're promptly recti-
1ed. and appear Ia the account below
as transfers"
The board did not appear to take
much interest in this report, aud so
when the writer received them'at the
end OF each quarter he fled them 10
his own desk, where they uow are. The
last report was dated March 81, but 10
order to get a statement of all monies
liable to be received during the school
year the treasurer was, last week,
asked to make a report OF the receipts
since then, and any probable receipts
before the 1rst OF July, from expiring
licenses, so that the account for the
year could be made up, and under
date OF May 10th he gave the asked
for information.
From the reports made by the couu-
ty treasurer the following are found
to be the receipts Of the district for
the year commencing July l. 1905, and
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1906-05-25

Mr.. Alex. Veitch and family went
through on the private car Arizona
Wednesday, en- route for Scotland,
where they will spend the summer.
Mr.. Veitch's many friends in this sec
tion Of the country are sorry to see
him leave.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1906-05-25

AT from your medicines am Glad 10 say A fee
words that 9 may use for publlcation,n
writes Mrs. J. r. Downes, Crystal Lake. Conn.
HAD been troubled with a complication OF
diseases for over two years, but kidnevs and
lyer bothered me most. Some OF my worst
ailments. were headache. frequent pains
around heart and under right shoulder
blade. Ms hands and feet we're cold nearly
all the time, and ! had such chilllncss be-
tween shoulders. Some days cared but little
Tor food; / lost flesh; felt so tired and mis-
cradle u seemed / couldn't do any house,
work Took medicine from my physician,
but received 70 benefit. Bought a bottle OF
Golden Medical Discovery and after tak-
ing II / felt so much better we determined to
give 1t q fair trial. Appetite soon improved
and gradually tho disorders disappeared UNI
I'll now | am we'll"
Great Doctor Book Free-Send 81 one
cent stamps to DIR. r. v. Pierce, Buffalo,
n. Y, to W cost Of mailing Onil and
he will send you a free copy Of his 1905
page Common Sense Medical Adviser,
paper-covered. Cloth-covered 81 stamps.
DR.. Pierce's Pellets Cure Constipation.
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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1906-05-25
DANCER SIGNALS.

No engineer would be mad enough u
run by the dag which signaled danger.
It. Is different with the average man
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1906-05-25

or woman. They ~
attempt constantly b
10 run by the dan M
ger signals Of
Nature and that
attempt costs A
thousands OF lives IN
every year. When the EN ~
appetite becomes irroRu-
lar or entirely gives out,
whom sleep IS troubled NEA
and broken. when there Is NS
a constant feeling Of dull
ness and languOr, Nature
r. hosting the danger sig
nal. The stomach and It's
allied organs are failing in
their work and the body
Is losing the nutrition on 1H
which its strength de- $4
ponds. %3@
Such a condition calls
for a prompt use Of DIR. ~ot9H
Pierce's Golden Medical - |
Discovery. It cures dis IA
eases Of the stomach and ~
other organs Of digestion @ 9EJ
and nutrition, purihes I'M III
and enriches the blood and -/a
builds up the body with I'M
sound, solid 1osh. WW
81 have had So much hnro- ~
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1906-05-25
Total,

Total, 50, 449,94
The expenses OF the district, as
shown by the stubs in the warrant
book, for the same period, have been