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The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1906-04-27
dwelling Exercises Thursday May 2rd.
1906

The Daughters of the Confele-aty
will hold reception in honor of the
veterans from 10 to IL o'clock am at the
court house,
The procession will start from the
court house at 80 p m and the unveil-
ing exercises begin at the Monument
at 2 o'clock y m. Every body invited.
r. S. THOMAS, Chairman of Com.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1906-04-27
J. N. Stone U. c. Y. Meets

J. M. Stone camp 131, met this date
present:
w. A. Dozier, J. M. Dillard, P. M.
Sayery, 7. l.. Russell, Dick Whorton,
w. F. Sparks, Lewis Christian, j. A.
Thompson.
Camp called to order, no busitess ac-
cept the filling out certificate for del
igate to reunion.
Capt. Savery member of the monument
committee reports the unveiiing would
be the 3rd of May.
The camp will meet on 3rd of May
at 8 80 am. in Grand Jury room at court
house.
Memorial services at Baldwin 10 May
j. A. THOMPSON
w. A DOzIER Com.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1906-04-27

We, the undersigned Dry Goods
merchants of Tupelo, Miss, do hereby
agree that from the first day of Nay
to the 3Oth day of September 1906 we
" i'll close our stores for the sail of dry
goods at six o'clock p. M. daily, ex-
cept Saturdays. Kinds Bros and Co.,
Ballard Dry Goods Co., F. C. McGaughy,
Asa W. Allen Co., Tupelo Nero. Co.,
L. Stprtz.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1906-04-27
LAND FOR SALE.

About Ill acres of land within or
mile ef the town of Verona, Miss.
known as the J.E, Knowles place. Two
sets OF houses on the place, 81 or 60
acres open land, good water and plenty
of wood. Will be sold at private sale.
For further particulars and terms. adj
dress A. w. Caldwell, Baldwin, Miss.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1906-04-27
Leake & GoodIett,
Non Resident Notice.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

u VI Nx1OO10O11 = 1s
To John McNiel, (col.) whose postof-
fics address is unknown, defendant:
You are commanded to appear before
the Chancery Court of the county Of
Lee. in said State ON the 3rd Monday
of September, A. D., 1906, to defend
the suit in said Court of Viii, Moffit ask
for the sale Of certain lands belonging
to Mary McNiel, deceased, wherein you
are defenant.
This 9th day Of Apr, A. D., 1906
G. w. LONG, Clerk.
Anderson & Long, Soils. Compt
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1906-04-27
An Unfortunate Affair.

! VINO were on Main street were
startled by the firing of three
pistol shots in rapid succession
in front of the Pound, Kincannon
and Elkin Drug Store. Three
shots were fired by Geo. Crump-
ton from a 80 calibre Smith and
Wessod pistol, and two shots
took effect in the body of Chas.
Googe, the first ball striking Mr..
, Googe on the left side of the
! head just outside of the eye and
ranged back over the ear and
came out just behind the ear.
The other shot went into the bot
tom of the foot and ranged un-
der the skin and was cut out of
the hollow Of the foot on the op-
posite side. The third shot went
wild and struck the gutter in
front of the store. From Mr..
Googe and those who witnessed
the shooting, we learn that Mr..
Googe and George Scott came
out of the drug store and Mr..
Crumpton, coming down Main
street, as soon as the above NAM
ed parties were on the side walk,
drew his pistol and began to shoot
Googe at close range. Googe
fell at the first fire and the Sec
ond went into the sole of his
shoe, going into the flesh and un-
der the skin, but did not pene-
trate the main part of the foot.
Crumpton said something before
he began firing which those who
heard him understood to be,
You said you would do it, but l
will do it first. +" Googe was ia
ken very much by surprise and
was unarmed and unable to de-
fend himself from the attack of
his assailant. Those present were
wholly unprepared and unable to
stop the shooting, which was
over with before they could re-
alize that it was going on. Mr..
Googe was taken into the drug
store and Drs. Elkin, Boggan
and Keyes were soon brought in
and attended the wounded man.
He was very weak, having bled
freely, and also suffering from
illness. He bore up we'll under
his wounds which were soon
dressed by the attending physi-
clans. Mr.. Googe expressed great
surprise that Mr.. Crumpton
would shoot bin, stating that he
barely knew Mr.. Crumpton, but
recognized and spoke to him
when passing on the street; that
there had.neyer been any difficult
ty or unpleasantness between
them and he was unable to i'm
agine any reason for the attack
on him. He is a very quiet young
man and is highly esteemed by
those who know him. He came
here from ltawamba county, be-
ing a son of EX-Sheriff Googe of
that county. Mr.. Crumpton was
Immediately disarmed by Mar
shall Robertson who was near,
and turned over to Sheriff Kelly
who placed him in Jail. He made
no statement as to the cause of the
shooting. The only reason that
can be imagined for the unfor-
tunate affair is that Mr.. Crump-
ton lnistook Googe for someone
else, or that he was suffering from
an attack of temporary insanity
which prompted him to do the
shooting.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1906-04-27

FOR SALF-Beautiful SUBURBAN lots
and blocks, lovely city lots, residences
and store houses, farming lands to suit
urchaser. If you want anything of
the kind call up phone No. 135 and talk
to L. G, Boggan.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1906-04-27
Everything
to Build
IA Home.

If you havn't all the money
to build with, don't stand
back on that. We can ar
range terms to suit you.
Stop Paying Rent.
When you can pay a little
more and buy a home of
your own. See Leake; he
will tell you all about it.
Don't fail to see our cabinet
mantels; they are beauties.
Goodlett is spreading him
self arranging the front
room of our Office for a re-
ception room. It will be a
beauty when finished. Come
and see.
Yours for business,
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1906-04-27
Notice

l will be found in the Ballard old
stand, on Main street where | will be
pleased to serve all my old friends and
customers for anything wanted in the
Harness or Saddlery line. L NJ. God
Go
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1906-04-27

Call on G, A. Myatt for Staple ard
Fancy Groceries and Lamps and CHM
neys at low prices.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1906-04-27

For Sale-My residence on Madison
street. A good, cheap home. Apply to
u. I. Cunningham.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-05
Ell MANDATE DE La MUERTA

densa encanado manto amarillo crea neGra Acabsn
de dsrmelos.
Yse re echapdo cabeza hsc trss para YER meior los
prSoneros haca movmientoS de fsxbidad embeedos
Parcels snhada de muer LeDaba austeo
gabnete de are de S de vesdo bsnco desprend
brio duce clsro enbante eaba repAndecente
alba hermoso ds 1ba venia baanceando a aua
pando hbc6n deando por todas parties esco pefome
de Ia uventud bez Despu6s permaneci6 ergudA ers
freDte anchs oOs pctundos ogulo nccente
virgnidsd.
Era JuaDitA.
Juanta Danie 90 hsbin leVGntado tembIsndo mrAn.
do ouerdA ha espece de espetuoso Nunca
% e haba ocurrdo que nina hubese egGde tAnto
Sc Gpsrec empte ID imgiDCi6n como hAta dsjAdo,
gurAba que cuando ID veie de endra bsrse
para besaflA IL frente.
he lhf que ID encontrsha alta hermosa orguIoa Pa.
c6le semtnte las demSs muierG burabsn de e PoF
NADIA del mundo hAbIil conAptdo ella bsAr Solo
con penitr que ella iba mirsrle def1leCfs.
LIE habiAn csmbiado ha Una mia 10 que 81 recla
mahs pues arevsria hAbsr SQueh muier alta her
E0o En- sque primer momento de sorpr dabA busna
0oena de que hA a ovdaba 10 eue 10 muertA habia
RsuQGdo en- uh rinc6n de pie saber 6 hacef con
podis apsriar mradA de ovp sncontrsbI pro
nadFe tOdos los sspendorss de Vdsy enA Daniel
que ur cAlof ducs ls ba invadieDdo s pscho,
Joans que GCuchabA ID reprmendA de 60 so ri aduiera
Rea al ioven.
81 hor Teller contrsido ror haber lido oiDefrumDido
mYaba vegmente pnnto de enfAdGne Mole Ruitlban oH
modsles Evidos de las 6venes tornabn pen
hmisni0s
ko tttl en ell coleQio. TratA de usoDsble
Juana hsridS hAbA puelo muy aeriG inpeTcept
bic aonTa de deIden pQabA sbos oado Koisbse ellie
una rebeds connus So mad viva h bs penstrado ciera
tcdl h mbtclidid &c Sc CiCs resn solos
soumsnh prosahr contra gsvs6ad qus e e inptnA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-05
BtB1tofECA DB .LA DfMoCRAC1A, IL
pesadaments 81 s.nor Teller. zoe

-TantO mas. .6.d6 pesAdamsnts 81 Hnor Teller QOs
tepgo pente en- cate momento.
Juana volvi6 buacando Ia gene vic Daniel en 50
rnc6n Mr6e curodsd durnte agunos seQundos tuvo
gera de disgusto Ha entonce soo hab amado
los retrato santos san del conveno e 100 muchacho de
tacconea que a como lleno de So1obra nada
recordsba los santos do deVOconaro pess puro
sus barbsa sedosas
Daniel hAbia bsisdo cabssG 81 entirse mrado Juana
NoAba que pona muy enrnado sufha NuncA 90 haba
cCurdo penr que aaus encueuo dsseado aenemsnte du
rgos aGos hbrA dc penoso G Rcordaba
s smOCiones que hab s0Ado dirgrGs a calls de Ans
tedam s dsnte de entuSsmo So6ando con cogsr
kJOAna braso eVGrse esaba a eno de escaloOs
ante 10 ioven ain enoontrAr uns palAbrA
Una fuexG s empuisba hacia JuauI Despu6 de a tmi'
dee del primer moment vepfane ganAs de arrodsrA No era
pesencs del sehor Teller detep habiG ovdsdo
del TODD io haaba senmiento AbrumAdof
de ID rsAtdad e cavaba en- 81 suelo.
No ocuAba que JuAna no e reconoca haba sorpfen
dido de a oveD VerRunEa nmenGa lenaba DC
amIrgura cors6n: Juana le uuei Juana no h qusr
de 'h deducfA Daniel que aeria 81 padre
serfs ella "a his
MienIs esto peusAba Dans Juana, POGO cortada
duvO Runcs psOl ueRO g6 de iaua RETRO prom
lamentA. sin contestar q pAabrA q NO.
y Qus hubo saliio do 81 Iehor Teller:
JovtD slsbAmos question te6riea de la AsOciacl6n
Juntad l0l Obteros
htb6 durAnte horA .ne aprobGba con i Csbsss
tu escuchsr MabI urIvmsne puerts pof donde JuAna
hAbls salido go imsgnsc6l ae e1traVisba inquieA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-05
N0tiCias del dia

sobrar { sus slisntss honorarios sxss.
sivamente m6disos.
s@ In 81 Club do r. Kshrhahn &
Co., Is San Franaisso, 90 vendsn dos
reloies do orc ssdA aemAna, entre 50
soeios, abonAndo % so 8 loo semAnAl.
La dltimA semAna obtuviercn uno
don Manuel Negr6n Flores , don Do
mir 20 BAuzA Ruiz, soaios no ID.
MODISTA.~Se neeesita una No
dista para 10 Direooi6n del Departa'
mento do sosturaa do sThs Porto Ricc
Drawn Work O. Embroidery Cos II
Allsn al. San Juan
eASE vENDE: On lots de tabaeo
sn rama, coseeho dc 1905, de las me
iores vegas de CsguAs. Dirigirse
Quinones CabeEudo CO, Csguss, Pusr
10 Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-05

MANUEL RUIZ MUNOl

sHorn0 de MdtdS II PrincspGl, Madrid.
Repressntante en estR Corte de
las elsses pasivas, otrece sus servicios
para 10 gesti6n de toda c'ase de ssun.
tos cerca de los Centros Oficiales, 90.
pecialmente los relscionsdos con hS'
berea correspond ndientes o los Jefes y
OHciAles dc las extinguidAs milicias
disciplined de Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-05
fOontsnuac.6n de Ia pdoina5el

lOVtttSftUsSONOft tb9 ~ p<SHvEN~
~THK HELvETIA.-T sails do |
0 Cruz. Gran sAas do h6spsdes. Sta
hls d. hotel.. Aposentos para famiHaa
y persopas sofas. Comidas & einsusn'
D. eansSvos eubierto. BAnos. TelAfono
isa. Apsrtsdc sorrso, 206. Propieta-
rio, Pedro Sshira. Notai Este hotsl
sstG 6 cargo do una ssnorita s&gus'
20
-Es NECEsARIO sxigir que sadA
osiia obseuga grahado el ncl1Srs d.
gsahvo MoiarristA, pero IN solo estu-
she produss msjor efssao que una do
sens do botellas do aqua minsrsl 9 dc
cor 81 dnico curative radical. del 60
6msgo , del intestine, el Digestive
Moiarrista puriHsa los slimsntos y
los hasa ssimilsbles, II legitimo Di'
Restivo Moikrrists eura On IN die las
ipdigsstionss, On IN mes las dispep
Mas 8 Rastralgias. y On TRES meses lAs
mks graves snisrmsdAdss sr6nieAs del
ssl6mAgo , del insestino, Estk uni
rsAlmsnte eonnrm sdo, en- forma sir
igusl, que 10 sheaaia del Digestive
MoiAPrissa % vsrasdsraments radisal
superior { 10 do lodos los otros re
medioa. De venta On las prinapAlss
farmAciAs dc Europa , Am9risa.
-CR1MENEs horribies 90 come
ten On todos los paises ca los que O
amor ha sido el m6vil prineipal. Crf
men { lA EleganeiA y 81 huen gusso 9,
eomete, ussndo IN Perfume un labor
vulgar, cuAndo el exquisite CAshimers
Bouquet t-ya en- perfume 6 en- Jab6n =
% el sumun del buen lono. Colgate ]
C0. New Ynrk
LABORES.-S' '0liai'ar
Bordadords y bueuAs OolGdorGs, Asegu
rAndolas trabsio constants, Proporeio
nAmos 10 ealA v dihuio enviAndolos .
auAlQusr parte de la islA Dirigirse
The Porto Riso DRAWN Work d
Embroidery 90 Fortalexs 10. Tam
Aian 40 anliataar OnStssrerds, Ind
81 asfov pIAZ NAVARRO ha
ssaahlsaido 90 0HsirA de AbngS ado =
m MosarfA an asaA siadsd, sAlia de sAr
fuss0 aAmaPn IL
Efarss anea In CHYaa Fadaral Cor
70 Dc DtaAptAc do Aoda 10 IalA OorAs
auursma. dsdiaaudosa aaimiamo O
exAmer Dc Ntuloa dA pPopiedadss, In
anrporAGidu da o0reoraaionss del pAii
' axArAnsxrss , tE&milaai6n do sxrs
aisntss dc sxpPopiaoi6n foSsosA.
AespsAn6o 10 noble antnpataneiG
hoy astahlseida sn al siarsieio de lAI
bYofaaiopes do AbogAdo y Nossrio,
asfcr DlAZ NAVARRO % dispoca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-05
DOCTOR GusTAVO NvHOZ

DE LA FACULTAD de
Mediclna de Madrid y Ex.pro.
fesor Clinico del Hospital de
San Carlos, de la misma Fa-
cultad, de regreso de su vlale
4 Madrid, ha establecldo su
ofclna professional en- Ia cane
de Tetuan nQ 81.
Horas de consulta de 2 4
4 o. m. Telefono no 326. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-05

eGlidos. AL morir 10 Ansiana Fulthon,
ea ma aldea do sIraa1dAs ds10. entire
vssioa sacretos, 10 Mrmuia de sus
pildoras s. saaravillosAs, Qus sursh
sismprs, sdn cuando hsyan fallsdo
,psdemAs remsdios. L6Anse los ole
tos one acomps fan ID osjs.
PTstio s6 oe,tavos Gaia.
De vsntA an todAs La farinaciaa
Para las vsntas al por mayor.
FaFmacla do zefbl.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-05
/ Depend!enIs dc EaI!nae!a

Sc nesssita upa Que tsnga prastica
spneisnts , que pusda der fsfsreneias
satisfsctorias.
Se desea sAber 10 retribuei6n que
prstsnds, ste. sts. Dirigirse apartado
&2, sArecibo P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-05
ReVeIac'dn ProdIg'o 'osa

Las Padoros OontortativGs Tropical
% de la Anciana Fakhon son un pre-
parade exeslente No tiensn rival pc
RI cnmbstir 10 apemis de los paises
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-05
AL|V|O IMMEDIATE
Curacdn 'eguIa--ts ID que eI doctor lobb DoDorcona
4 los enbrmos.

rreglos del est6ms co. PIssio, S6 %
tavos.
El Terdddero RemSdlo Homeopathic
del doctor Lobb para 81 Htgado eombase
81 nal dssds sus mas arrajgados ger
msnes y 10 dsstruye sin dsisr 10 mas
iiera conseeuencis en- sl organismo,
cura 10 vIliosidad, 81 entorpseimienso
! 10 les funcionss del hfgado, 10 moles'
| tic y cl sailor de lA region debajo del
lado dereeho de 10 sossilla inferior,
etc. Presto, Is csntavos.
EI Tigorisador del doctor Lobb i'm.
pArte nusvs vida y eorriie 10 impo'
tepcia do hombres raquftieos 8 dsbili.
/ tsdos por sbusos. Precio so centsvos.
FL Rensedio del dctor Lobb pGro los
Dolores de Oabsza, los corrige eusndo
mas en- tres minutos, Ees cual fuere 90
causa. Preeio rs centsvos.
La preparation dst doctor Lobb para
Ia Sanore, desarrAiga todAs sus impu
resas Presto rs centAvos.
Consultas por correspondence
pueden hscsrse al seiior
DR.. 3. W. LOBB,
N. 329, N. Is th. st Philadslphi
Pa. u. A.
uiea recet ara desinteresadamsnts.
.obb, (vafioslsimo en- el hogar)
a y envfa gratis.
para Puerto Rico,
}. Sol 90, San Juan P. R.
Monagas Hsfmanos. On Msysguez-
cesores dc Gatell, en- Yaueo ]. L
seijo, Areeibo. Guillermo Gonz&lez,
'aels, On Fsiardo, +. Glol y CO On
l6ny y Guillermety y on todas
de todo al mundO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-05

Eus VerdGderos Remedies Homeopd
ticos resguardsn el hogar AleiAn 10 en-
termed I'd.
81 existe 90 oil mundo alguna casa
de 10 euAl sec adn deseonOcida 10 no.
msopstfs del doctor Lohb, l!6venssls
sin demons los siguientes menssiss do
verdad y esperanza.
El Terdndsro Resnedio Homeopdttco
del doctor Lobb para Ia Dyspepsia pone
& uuo On condolences de tomar 10 que
guatz, todo 10 que agrada y eusndo %
quiere; eura radicAlmente todA e!Ass
de indigestion, enfermedades y desa.
Pfdase el Manual del doctor
que 90 proportion
Agente exclusive
SR. ALEXANDRA BOZZ
lsUB-AGENCIAs;--Mulet, Saliva y
Julio s. Bruno, en- Guayams. 81
Polapco, en San German. Sergio
JuAna Diax Farmacia sSAn RA
Ponce.
| De venta on las Farmacias Go
Las de primer order
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l|nsa FsI1sa del Os:ts

BElass baratss para dias fsttUes
IN 10 slsss de Cspital 6 Bayam6r,
d. y vsslta % stvs.i On ~ 10 etvs.
EB IL do gaysm6n & oN9ahc, ids ,
vaslsa u etvs. Cd 81 1estvs. ~
RillssssoRdinssio d. Capital G Cats
10 . sisss k3Atvs'
easaAASasBa aszE;s8&B8Eg8
En- esta imprenta se ven.
de papel vieio 4 s. quintal.
Evening journal., 1906-07-02
CHILD
IS IN JERSEY

JERSEY CITY. July 2.-Annie
Haas, who was abducted yesterday
near Dover. Del, by two men in an
automobile is temporarily the ward
of the Court of Chancery Of Jersey
city.
The child is the daughter Of Annie
Hesseiman, formerly a servant of E.
II. Hartman. Miss Hesselman gave
the infant in charge of a friend. Mrs.
Hoffman, whose home was in Brooklyn.
For two and half years she paid
the Infants board, and then. unable
longer to stand the financial burden.
advertised her little one for adoption.
Mrs. Haas answere The advertise
ment. Mrs. Hoffman permitted her to
take the child. For seven years Annie
Hesselman kept up a search for her
daughter. Last February, through an
advertisement Miss Hesselman located
her daughter in the Haas family who
then liven in Jersey city Mr.. and
Mrs. Haas refused to give up the child
The mother brought suit for her child's
custody in the New Jersey Court Of
Chancery and won il. Soon afterward
the Haas family moved 10 Delaware.
Haas acknowledges that Annie, who
IS 10 years old, is his adopted daugh-
ter, but he insists he and his Wife nave
had her in their care for seven anc O
half years. and love her as if she was
their own. Haas is certain that TN
kdnappers IN the automobile are
agents. perhaps relatives of Annie's
natural mother.
Evening journal., 1906-07-02
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE or
REAL hsiAIf ~.

REAL ESTATE.
David T. Bradford and James T.. Brad.
ford, Administrators q. b. n. C.. {. a. or
the estate OF James Bradford, deceased
will sell at public sale all the following
described real estate.
THURSDAY. JULY 18TH, 1906,
at 10 o'clock a. M, at the Court House.
Wilmington, Delaware.
Lot No. I. No. 10i North Adams street
Threc-story brick house. eight rooms ana
bath. Lot 16NI feet. Connected with scwcr
Lot No. D. No. l0G North Adams street
Same as No. 10i North Adams street
Both properties run back TO an alley three
feet wide.
Lot No. 3. lot south side Of Reed
street ia feet east OF Broome street, 81
feet on Reed street. 70 feet deep 70 an all
ley - feet wide
Lot No. 4. lot south side OF Fifth
street 127 fcct from the easterly side Of
Broome street. % feet on Fifth street, llt
feet deep 10 m alley
Lot No. 3. Four-story brick house and
store. No. 90 French street. II rooms
with bath rooms. 16 feet front and p.
feet. six inches deep.
Lot No. g. A stable for two horses. two
stories, T. feet front 16 feet. 3 inches
deep on Spring street between French
and Walnut streets.
Lot No. T. Thrce-storv brick house Ter
rooms and bath. Lot 22Nil6 feet No. %
/ French street.
Lot No s. Lot west side OF Heald street
% feet north OF ID street, 100 feet on Heal,
street 1Oo feet deep
Lot No. 3. Storehouse and two-stor'
dwelling, 38 feet on Spring street Ss fee
deep. The storehouse is two stories witt
/ elevator.
Lot No TO- Three-storv brick dwell ny
| n rooms and bath she'd kitchen. Lot o.
feet by 50 feet inches deep. No. 231 Wal
/ nut street
Lot No. II. one-story brick store. To
/ 26 feet inches front by 12S feet deer
/ No. 10 East Third street.
/ Lot No. 12 F0ur-stofy brick store an
pa.ni factory Nos 6 ard 10 Eaet Thlf,
street 40 feei hv 1'2 feet 8 and IL niche
deep TO n l2-foot alley
Lot No. H. a lot on French street heiol
| Third street. on the westerly side. l40 fec
| front hv l09 feet deen
Lot No. "a. a lot on tho westerly side q
/ C'avton street ie0 feet n. Of 18th street
81 feet g inches. running back rs fee
deem. Back Of lot 100 feet
Attendance VIII be given and term
made known by
DAVID T.. BRADFORD.
JANIS v. BRADFORD
Administrators. de honis non cum tesla
mento anncxo. or by
George Lodge Attorney.
W. a. HuSill. Auctioneer.
Evening journal., 1906-07-02
GRANGE WISHES
NEALE TO STAY
Writes Letter to Experiment
Station Man Asking Him
to Remain
SAYS HE WILL CONSIDER

With DR.. a. T. Neale, who was
deposcd as head Of the Delaware Col
legc Agricultural Experiment Station
by the vote Of tho Board Of Trustees
on Tuesday ot last week. still undecided
as TO whether he viii accept the posi-
lion as head of the Department OF
Animal HuSbandry and Agronomy. to
which he was election by the corpora
tion OF the college hundreds OF letters
are pouring in 10 him from representa-
tive and influential farmers in every
part OF the State.
The state Grange. Patrons OF Iius-
bandry. which has taken most active
part in the opposition to the action OF
the Trustees is foremost in expressing
its desire that DR.. Neale remain and
take up the new duties.
Letters which have passed between
DR. Nealc and the State Grange Off
cials indicate the almost unanimous
feeling Of the granger eirmenr OF the
state OF Delaware.
PERSONAL. Feeling eBhind Action.
Behind the action OF the Trustees IN
deposng Or. Neale. electing success
FOR. and elcctng Dr. Neale as head OF
the Department Of Animal Husbandry
and Agronomy, 1t is said is the personal
dislike of one OF the Trustees of Or
lSeale who has looked with dlsfavor or
the doctors scrutiny Of all expendi.
lures from the Hatch ana Morril
imnds This propensity Of DR. Ncale C
eefuse to pass any items not strictly in
Esccordance with his views of what ths
aw permits has been a thorn in tho
nude OF this trustee. who has wished q
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Evening journal., 1906-07-02
Legal Notices
.AENIsrEIrs ORDNk.


Register OF willis once.
New Castle Co. Del, Juno 18th, 1906
Upon tho application OF Sarah c. Moore
ndministratr.N Of Thomas H. Moore late
of Handywne hundred. IN said county
deceased, Il is ordered and directed by the
Register OF wills that the administrators
aforesaid givo notice Of granthe OF let
the deceased. with the date OF
granting thereof by causing advertise
mcntg TO be posted within forty DAYS from
the date Of such Letters I'm six of the
most public places of the county OF New
Castle. requiring all persons having de-
same, or abide by an act ~ Assembly IN
such case made and provided. and also
cause the same to be inserted within tho
same period IN The Evening Journal. e.
newspaper published IN Wilmington Del.
and 20 be continued therein three weeks
Given under the hand and seal
OF Office OF tho Register OF WiE
aforesaid, at Wilmington, IN New
lSEAL) Castle county aforesaid. the day
and year above written
FREDERICK 70. BACH,
Register OF wills.
NOTICE.
Notice .s hereby given that Letters ol
Administration were I'm due form ~ lev
granted unto the undersigned ON th'
Fourteenth day OF June, A. D. lN6. nnc
that all persons having claims against th,
same, duly attestcd, TO the said 3dmin'
istratrN, on or before the tourtcenil
day of June, 1901 or abide the Act Of Ns'
sembly In such case made and provided
SARAH c. MOORE.
Administrators
Address. Marvel and Marvel Esqs At
torneys-at-law, Wilmington. Delaware
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this statement by using some space regularly filled h good
chatty talk of your lS;
Evening journal., 1906-07-02
Safes

matter of the disbursements from the
funds for instruction in agriculture
aljjtoefromHlythlimpression ne ss-
/ tbs claimed by DR.. Neale's friends
that the Board Of Trustees has been
dominated in this matter by the per-
sonal feeling Of this one man.
The trustees refuse to discuss their
reasons for the action taken.