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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-27
pie artarasIstrss. ia sto4solm.

81. GbiadifuHs beg srintasIots
tn Den Rtitdurnnis lit pl6bIi6 fir
Gtodbolm cine attaene Sraas osipor,
ben, uRO e mare niht uHmSoIit
bnB bds nOroii6t 8eneOia btr I'm
fang nit oieisr DislumfrittsRen uH5
nns.mein i~HttrsIErenben Refotm
andhts. untsrbdHoluneen Ihps6en
sDsnisitsns. Den 4nlab ou3u aa6 siR
firsli6 in BEN srObsR R.fauroRts
onssebro6tHer aOnflitt. SAM pl6B
Hid lsgieH bic bort oreaniFrisn asls
.r1, trOsoem ibrs nit ben Rstuuras
fursn sstroffens nsbertintunfi nod
Biz gum trfisn Gttober ALT, bic Or
bdt Hiebst. inSem re nit Der gtfofis
slnig uno ioniissn ger6GitniHsn ans
a3ritbsn fiRo. 3H man6sn aptol,n.
sDh BEN BON 6rsmoen Diel 5sTadtsn
4dhslbndsn i'm 5bitredrtsn, Der
HGpDonoeH bic ae[IHsr ioadr fpG6rtno
bu RiitassIpsiieseit, obne bab lie bic
Wtltourdtture ootr bic @Gfs poy
brotridtistsn. 8iss muBtsn fa
Rl1n Sbtii ielbt bag Glen 5olen. IN
hsH 3ogsu OaRr Sic 2~otalbsibtr
ptblt6e SepienIue htran, uno eos
Rlblitum Hubm ben aennerRrsit ans
fnlsIi6 bon Der esmitbii6sn SET.
nui. S.btnfals fanb 4 nit feinen
6nmpathisH Ri6t nuf 5eits bsr aer
nn. btrtn auftrsten Ielbf niht BON
etr iosiaIbsmOfratii6tn 9rsT. as.
bsIiiet piro.
Die Retaaratturt oerbGnettr TO-
fort auf osr san3sn Qtnis BE nus
fPsrrrns. bic rltroineg BAH irit6.r
G~nfgsbCbtn purOe. Mud BADEN Iin
Nbie 4Hf9ten in Der 0ffsHttiftn Mel
Tuns Diebtr sttpas perGnbtrt. inotm
man mtint. enB man6e aldasu ser
gRsInsr nift unbersttiet Fsisn sintn
bsipnbtrs guten ginorud maht y
Hun, ba6 ner 4eIInsrperein ois aS
NGdfTuna Der S~rintasio<r Dsrinast
nnb bdfiir ns6eH siner Monatsl01.
Hlng bic bisber 10 SIT. bstrua. 1O i.
6. Der 9ntysdHuHs srb1lt. Der gsrs
tir Der Re~tdurdtsurs nil bierii6sr
grrdguHsen dnftsIIsn. gsitt p.rs
bic a6inng Der Jrdge i.bsnFaGs nitt
feiH, unb itder lperDtn bic b0bsr.n
@striebstOFsH anf ods gu6litum as.
gtfD6l5f perbeH. SH Dem betanntsH
Gntti6bnDtn sRsfonrdnt in Der Inn
gsbung BON Stodbolm 1T 6ds 1rinis
ietlb I'm @runbfas lGlaf abatidofft
irrrbeh, aber BE Save ae6sn bod
&rinEstlb unb Bic aeIlner Hedsn
les ndtiirli9 Elm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-27
81. IrsesaIssass 80 3aiserrsss.

DIR 3uibtries, Dr bsotutsnoii.
EostrbuitH Oer Roroiee an Dtr boaans
Hi3en RIIt, mar friber Gin stialoi-
Htrtr SIC. Der erf Elm Buien bel
Horoist Durot, dls in l3. sSa6rhaas
htrt Dsfen HOrbpsitlidss Iisr BON ben
gatsresiDpstn ptrIdluHgsR purot.
Erin lmfdRg bstr6gi nit giaialuB
her Jafeln $3.50 QnanrlttiIometr;
fsiHs mittIsrs 9sF, b.sifTtrt Ii& nit
6.5 Tseter. bic srOBfs zisfs nit SO
Wftier. Die Dislsn lIntitFtn matsn
bic 51hyt aud fur tItint 56ifie az
fdhrlin; Sdiffe nit meSr als 3lpsi
@ltter zitfsang i0nnsu bort iibsrbaups
ni&t fubrsn. au9 Oi. Jii6srsi if felt
eiHm bdI5tu 5abrbmotrt tart jurif
.9t3unseR.
Ran ifnD i6oH isrt 184s otrldis
bmt BLAME 5ur 5rodenIegHna oss 3nis
Arfess ootr zines 5beiIss Oopon tnts
lDorfsH fporbsn. Ddg 1882 BON 9slp
~lolisstsats grpisti, 80 StHsu tt6ais
far uHp ~finarsisa.r gtafung cine
fsddtiide eommifioR tingtisbt pototH
III, prop0nirtt ben 8au zines 8dmmss
in Der GdHss BON 80 atlomttsrn Don
&DBs in R~OrOboldHo i5er Witrinasa
uo6 gfnom in 5riesIdne. Sm n0ros
gifen 5beile bts Oard ben Damn abs
sd1ioftnm Raumes Ipait EN- Bin
rtRfss Don 1900 Annorditilomstsr
GroBe erbaItsn bleib<n; Ser Rsf Oes
3uiOerias abr ioais in 2auTt BON 81
SabreH trodsn gsIat rptrosn. DIX
Gdammtfofen parsH auf 80 Riaios
Hen DpndrE bsts1Hsi, poDon ttpa IL
ghliCHsn Dollars dHf bic 6GrtsluHg
1es srobeH Dammts trsifsn. Die So
Fen loltsH ss6edi RsTbsH ourh Sen
Gersduf oss geDOnatn,R gaaots, 0ft
spldEoH6tH GENERALIZATION 5a5sa
MN Dor Ginger 3eit BEN 8fan osS
= FottaieguHs bss 3ui0trias mad oela
eHtUurfe bsr HisoerldaoHfsn 8tsiss
RING genthmist. 0ls qroittt iog
81 SabreE nit einen Rpfen-
orfD6Ho bon T6- 1iqionsA Dollars
bartaefibrt Dtroea. 9d6 fsiner
@olsRouH9 fpiro. nligg g%eldiiuns eis
nss SuBDaFer = 8rrneniesg, sfns
DON 1850 2uaoratii!qmetern
rntsr Dem S6use zines 40 8ilometsr
a5idluB61mmtg xr aalrlr
ipieosrgtDoHHsR i'm. 81 mad Der
6srfsauRs BEG Rieisnnammts bic
8rpdeHltsuHg ioslsi5 i'm saii3en lin.
Oosr lamdbf6 t~rfoleea ion, lit
acd ni6t snii6itotn Gofiir Fa6 In
eini, firan5itas gtpieaaasr
nabse6tHo, na Elm 9titrag sur Rotten
peOsr bon ben bti6sili1tn
NnftrgsnoFsHFdafttn nDh bon ION
tfg.a JntersHsHtsn srboben nsr0sn iou
in6 BIZ Resierang MIR auf oit Sin.
idhmen aug Der gerpa6taHa Der
ro6sn 5tttsttn 5ld6sH rsbnsn fam.
aus BEN BEN Ul,trs abgGpcHntatH
tanoe ion zine neue 6oldnOii6s pro
5ins ee5iI0tt psroeH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-27

gBir muQen unieren 4eiern elm
nrndIih uerFheru Onb Soihee's
Serman Syrup ~beutSutnse pOfitiu
fns einsiae grdparot i'm Nartte 1T
neldaes 5dminbIunt Hubert uno
etlt. 90 ertbdlt bic Gieeumittel,
as reiuer cheer, ausSus ppm &fnus
lenbars u, %, welhe ala oeilmiitet
dr Suteu uuo Shninoiuht pOn ben
ueoesip''1e Gousrefen 10 hoh se'
iaast ID. Der ShwiuoFhtigs,
siuerlei OBJ bic ssrnntbeit i'm Dale
,nsr 9unee, mus oes Rnhts Rube
-abe uub ops Rpraeus irei iein oon
alaIs upn trodenen uno iOlteruoen
.o1hen. Die ertrnntien Ebeile Der'
nraeu mad Suite, beilenoer nuo
pDenoer 8ehnnbluue, uuo Der &aF
.ent beborf Der iriifen quit, outer
enhrune Freien NuspurIs bee ytOr'
'sns, nit iHrsGer uuo %oouernoer
~9rnDerupa. aleine 6ldihhen gu
IS geuts eerp6hnlihs @r6Be nobesu
, Mnl 10 piel eptbalterb rs &ents.
IN allen Gpptheten ~ hnbeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-27

5hrtdlid,e sbmsr;eH ssIinOert
1ura iarsdIiae Shmer3eu se.
petuigt iniulas Der 6efte uussrbnu'
isu Spsilen, nnhm Is. O.. @ropiUn,
non aulq, MtT., Or. aina's Rem
qife &tGs, init 6sm Rsiultnte,' uie
et ifreibt, .oab id iurirt WurOe. .
Vile Rneen uuO @ebdrreuuOrOHun'
gen merOen sebOben ourh ibrem linz
asrnOsn SiublanHa 5eicr siaen.
ihcfteu. 25 gents in a,l.l 1s.
apUtbefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-27
8ttannffi6 s,fibt !,

8ttanHtti6 Stfikt bos
RaOium bic gissnI&aft al. aSrp,r.
Die lit in isiner lmsebuns 6sfin6sn,
lslSr rdoic=itiiD 8a MAIDEN. 1drum
tUtrosn in CT, Sod6imst5oI in g5bs
risH, Dobin bic 6erheaano DON Rds
oiam aus ben RiiditdnDeH BON lIran.
2sftr5 Dor IurSem Derleat pOrbsn
II, I'm icmmenOsn Sommsr bic @rus
SsnDdHer gu Rabiumbdbern p,rpsns
SET iUsrOsH. DsHH sis ods ltrnnpsbsr,
toi. Rutt.rin6F1H5 bee Ramumgl
imlpIilenOen @ru6tHDdHer Hnb bod
srd0is r~aeinmbaltia nno Mfibtn zine
arcbs 6tiIttGft Die F& bsIoHbsrs Sci
gi6t, Rbeumn. Rsusalsis nnb grIus
eatH %ipiriIon ssigt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-27
fskte noffnuna p~erihpunosn.

Eebts 6ofuung perihmuHosn.
Als beruOrrngenOe aerste ineten
ons W. SIX. Smitbhort, bon geiin,
to, uubeiIbnrs Shpinbinht babe,
ar beiien lebte 6ofnnna balm.
ser Or. Rings 9ew EiscUuerD fur
: rUinoIuht. SuFien unb Gridltun,
- retteien ibm pom @rnbe, or
nat: .Dieie Rebisin bat mid arlno.
10 iurirt nu0 mein 2eben gerettet.
eitDem babe i'd re 10 Snbre lang
i, brauht, unb ernhte oieIelbe oils
ne ~pnnberbares SnIs' pnb 2uueen.
rsiimittel.S Strena wiHenIhaft,
sfes Seilmittef far 6uFen, rpeben
sois Dber Grtdltnneen, unb F1eres
iorbeuaunesmIttel seeengnsnmDnin.
sarnntirte 6InImen ~ so Gents uub
81. 90 In BATTER Bros. Gppteefe
srObs Slnihe fret.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-27

sinem ser
Cat gnD 8rauer.i gu 2Onoon iunrO.
Dor HurSsm Der 9raumsiRer Snmts
Gdn9lm tpot auissfun6sn. WoH
nimmi an. paB bet MdHa btim us.
iHopFtn Oes ShaHHes bag gltiha,s
tpiai utrIprsn BAT uHb in bas Tdk
e,itiir5t 1T. no e. ,inen feu6ten Sob
faRo. Die 8tborOsH oerIanasn IN ,is
mem iolGtn jan. Oub bic 5%IafFassit
btrui1tet pirn. unb 10 purbs oanr
Bier i'm Wtrtk Don 500 p%eoo.oOIs
len. Dds 5rlsiihHs an oisJ.m I'M
giiitsial 1T Der imHdnb, Bah San.
BAN itrsnssr 1empsrtnsItr mar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-27

|pittssHtG RsaS-. ben q. RaSb 1904.
SO brauAs felt Ginger Belt Shsa
hiack-Drnught BtthsHuD 0sEhaeIINebis
I'm BET azefnem Btehhnnb. Sd babe Que
SOsteu Giehfuttex oebrnunt. HNb atluns
btn. bab baB Strfes bes Bette taf meis
30 81e9 "a. 3. 8. Gates.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-27

SIT TN GbrDurm obtr FIOb EnA
DIR setOMmsn. ibut man gdumppIIs
trs OBJ, iit DsripideIn ii@ BARN unb
finb lsi4t bsruuasrsisttR.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-27
Moberner MakRob 81.

- " y : WNt u y b ~ Y o u.
6aa tinmdl. III OtnH Der Shaufpiss
sst aolpEppstn NIT BEN Oh 6tir,uus
bet biIt, Elm GROCER aintIsr9" g.:
LID nein, gdn3 nHbebsuteHber RerL
i luam 1000 Nldrs S9uISsn!-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-27

De gtIsu8tsnsstffat
Str btItisen petroIeumIampe 1t Oh
BEOFni, 99,5 PrOsent sebsn b.riOsrn
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WALL
COAX WOCh SiL00
hern1ann.
.~sescnaber Der gia,.,,

hern1dHH, :. -II0'
Dies it Der eIesouteite SaloOn in 6er'
maun unb iuoet man bort audi bic beiien
5etrdnte uuo Gisdrren.
9eioubers quite WbiStpS. aueiniser
H0ent IN bermdnH tir ben beriibriteu uno
Bourbon uno Rpe DhiStp ben Scr.
GiTtilius 60. preis oerieIbe Die IN
CT 0iitilerp.
Middletown transcript., 1907-06-22
MANY BILLS ALLOWED

A large number of bills were ordered
paid at the meeting of The Levy Court
Tuesday morning. Most Of them
were what is known as hundred bills and
were for work on roads in the various
hundreds. They are paid by the county
treasurer, while the regular county bills
are paid by the clerk Of the peace. The
bills allowed we're as follows:
Moses Louther, $3.50 John Louther,
5000; 81. L Hollingsworth, sI2.25;
WillardIG Gregg. SO John Chambers. SIC. so
Frank Underwood, s9.25;Elmer Mace, So;
]. Cowgirl Alston, $l1. %; R. 4. Wilson,
81, so; Woodie Empson, $l.50; Wilson
Empson, rs cents; G. r. Lewis, 81; ], B,
Lomax, 81; Harry d. Draper, supervisor,
$3.50: s. T. Stewart, sr., $3.50; s, 4.
Stewart, Jr., 81 so; Samuel Lomax, 81 so;
Gray Lomax, 81. 25; John Wright. Sl5o;
Charles Mitchell, 81. 80; Harry D. Draper,
sl.5o William, ]. Crompton, ,s9. 38; William
q. Todd, 7.50 Edward Parneil, $3.50;
Frank Lloyd. $3.50; Charles Crompioa,I
Jr., SI2; John Butler, $40; James Benson,
sS; William ]. Cromption, $2.O5; Walker
Z. Eel, $S7 Thomas A. Rees, ;G P. Rees
81 so; Wilson Lambert, So. rs; Clayton,
Sterling, "a; NJ. ]. Gray, $S.44; James
Hudson, s., 88; Basil Fields. IS; Charles
w. Fields, S.; Thomas Fl. Swan, S.;
Clayton Sterling, $4; Thomas 4. Reea.
So. so; John Levy, s., so Harry Smith. "a,
William Logan, 81. 80. Wm. Manly "a 80
Lewis Hand, Spills William McCrea,
Sa Charles s. King. s24 40; John A. Hop.
kina, s339. rs; John E. Taylor, 81 .g5; Rich-
ards Addin, &s 25s Edwin Ioughen, 45. as;
A. u. Price, $50; w Atwood Wilson,
SID Samuel Holt. 81 SO; All FeFeaore.
81. 50 George Loene, S55r
Middletown transcript., 1907-06-22
AN OLD PRogERs

Like most Of the wise old proverbs, "a
penny saved is . penny earned is pro-
badly, in some form or other, universal.
In Germany there are three forms of it,
"A penny saved isa penny gained Frs
parter Pfenning ist 50 guswie erworbene'')
"a penny saved is tWopence got'' s.Ein
esparter Pfennig ist zweimal yer dIent',)
and Penny is penny's brother" (Pfennig
ist Pfennig's Bruder''l. ]. In Spanish "a
penny spared is . penny saved c.Quien
come dexa, dos yeces pone la mesa In
Dutch. "a penny spared is better than a
aorin gaided" ('.Een stuiyer gespaard is
better dan cen gulden gewonnen',). In
Danish. "A penny in time is as good as a
dollar" s'En SHILLING er Tide saa god
som en- Daler'' In French, Saving is
getting" "Qui epargne, gagne'' Similar
Ely in German. Saving is greater art
than gaining (''Sparen ist grossere
kunst ais erwerben"l Danish, Money
saved is as good as money gained" Den
Penge man sparer or saa god den man
avier' Italian, Money is moneys
brother ("Il danaro fratello del dan
aro, But money il no gain WIZ it
advances meacocks'' ('.Denierse} ent
less bediers'') English, .'PeAay and
penny laid up will be many" and .Who
will not keep penny shall never have
many''-he who is prodigal of little can
never have great deal. London Notes
and Queries.
Middletown transcript., 1907-06-22
NAMES OF FLOWERS

It is interesting to know how certain
flowers received their names. Many
were named alter people. For, instance
the fuchsias were so called because they
we're discovered by Leonard Fuchs.
Dahiias were named for Andre Dahl. who
first brought them from Peru. The cam
ella received its name from missionary
name Kamel, who carried specimens of
thia flower from Japan TO France. The
magnolia was named in honor of Mag
mol de Montpelier Other flower names
are descriptive. Lady,s slipper resem-
bles tiny slipper. The blossoms Of lady's
tresses are twisted like braid of hair.
The flowers Of the foxgIove are ike the
the fingers ofa glove. The name foxgIove
ID said To be corruption Of folk glove .
Aster means star and received its name
from the aiarlike rays OF this flower.
Daisy il really days eye Dandelion
means lions tooth. DO you think the.
name appropriate for this notched,
rather jagged flower
Anemoas means wind Howef.n The
anemone Is 90 delicately poised that it
trembles IN the slightest breeze, Dutch
mans breeehes resemble nothing so much
aa ! baggy pair Of trousers. Morning
eIoxisa bloom only in the morning and
Iaaf p'cIocka pot until that hour in tile
aikeF Fnoon 81 Louis Repssbtic.
Middletown transcript., 1907-06-22
SOME BIG BITES

The power of the jaws Of the crocodile
is terrific, says Sir Samuel Baker in his
book on wild beasts.
Once, be continues, be had the metal
hook the thickness of ordinary telegraph
wire completely bent together, the barbed
point being pressed tightly against the
shank and rendered useless. This COM
preston was caused By the snap Of the
jaws when seizing live duck which he
had used az bait, the hook being FAST
Hened beneath one wing. On one occasion
be found a fish weighing seventy pounds
bitten clean through as If divided by a
knife. This. again. was the work of the
snap Of the jaws Of a crocodile.
Frenchman, NJ. Paul Bert, once made
experiments on the strength Of croso-
dile's jaws by means Of dynamonleter
He found that crocodile weighing I20
pounds exerted forcs Of sos pounds in
closing bis jaws. The lion has an enor-
NOUS jaw power, On enc occasion an
African traveller pushed the butt end of
his gun into lions mouth, aud the pres
sure of the jaws crack ID as I pugh il had
been struck by steam hanper.
Middletown transcript., 1907-06-22
HOSTING DEVICES

4
HoisEing machines we're used in both
Assyria and Egypt 9. 900 or more years
ago. In order to hoist the great stones
of the pyramids some form OF derrick
was employed Probably tie first con-
struction was that which il known to
mechanics as the shear legs. This is
made Of two great timbars tied together
in The form Of q capital A, the ends rest
ing on the ground and rope being run
over and attached al The top.
With one Of these the pyramid bnild-
ers could have raised large stones step By
step. which was doubtless their method.
We can imagine We see the great A frame
leaning over an incline Of perhaps fifty
degrees with block Of stone tied on.
Then great crowd Of men gat bold Of
the rope On the opposite sidq Perhaps
assisted BY some draft oxen, ar al strain
and pull until the stone il awuEg up into
the air. where ii can Be pushed into the.
desired place.
Such q contriFance could be used f.
liis stones six or eight isat; Wllieh wis
sufficient for The construction il he first
pyramid. Doubtless better h9isting a.
vices Were constructed ID more pyramids
Wefe buiit. IfFcls Mag1
=
Middletown transcript., 1907-06-22
DEATH sY DROWNING

SEAFoRD, JuNE is. yesterday after.
noon the jury in the case 81 julius Henry,
whose dead body was foiind In Che Nanti-
coke River, last Saturday morning. met
for the purpose Of rendering a verdict,
The jury bad held session last Monday
afternoon, at which evidence was heard,
and adiedrned until yesterday afternoon.
Henry mel his death in . peculiar man.
ner. On Saturday night, June 1st, he
and his brother, Frank Henry. boarded q
south-bound Delaware Railroad train al
seaford, for the purpose of riding to
Laural. When Conductor John T. Lay
field came to collect their tickets, julius.
who claimed TO have purchased them,
was unable to locate them and
stopping the train, the conductor
compelled the two men to get of. The
train stopped at q convenient place for
landing, and the men had no difficulty.
Il was while walking they were retraeing
their steps TO Seafofd, along the railroad
tracks. that the fatality occurred. just
below Seaford the railroad crosses the
Nanticoke River, and the place where
the train was stopea lis a short distance
south Of this BRIDGE In attempting to
cross the bridge, which for railroad uses
only, and not safe for foot passengers.
Julius Henry missed his footing and fell
into the river.
The body was not found until last Sat
urday morning, evidently having caught
in the underworld Of the bridge. In the
victims pockets we're found two tickets
from Seaford to Laurel and Is cents in
money. The body, after being viewed
by the coroner, was sent to Henry's home
at Huriock, Md.
The session of the jury, yesterday after
noon, was marked by an animated dis.
cussion over the question Of responsible
ity for the mans death. Four members
of the jury desired that the verdict should
censure Conductor Layfeld and charge
him with responsibility for the accident,
but the other eight members resisted such
a finding. Finally, all II agreed upon the
verdict that .Julius Henry came to his
death by accidental drowning after having
been put off the train.
Middletown transcript., 1907-06-22
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS
Of
APPOQUINIMIAK HUNDRED


The taxable residents Of Appoquini-
mink Hundred. and all persons liable 10
pay tax in said Hundred, are hereby
notified that The Taxes for the year 1905
are now due, and the undersigned Tax
Collector for said Hundred, will be
AT THE OFFICE or GEORGE VI. p. n AIT
IN TowssEsp, DEL,
SATURDA
JUNE lit, stli. 18th, 22d and 29tIs. 1907
From to 5 osclock, III
ExTRACT FROM TIE LAWS or DRLAwAR AREs
GOVERNING THE COLLECTION Or TAXES 0F
NEW CASTLE CoUNrY
SECTION S5 That on ali taxes paid b.
fore the first day of August there shall pe
an abatement of per eshtuna On Rll
taxes paid before the first day of Deeenl-
Der there shall be an abalefnent Of tfres
per centum. On All taxes paid afsex the
first day Of Dseenhef fTa per ceBtsra
thereof shall be added tIierst1
Will lam II NONE Y
Collector efTsxes for ppaauinirniNs aapdFea
Middletown transcript., 1907-06-22
ACID CAUSED DEATH
Got Hold of the Wrong Bottle With
Fatal Result.


Got Hold OF the Wrong Bottle With
Fatal Result.
Thinking be was taking little refresh
nlent, Charles Hunt, who left Wilmington
Saturday IN d gasoline launch for fish
ing trip, Sunday morning got hold OF q
bottle filed with muriatic acid. d sub
stance used to clean the engine OF the
craft, took deep dranght and died from
the effects at his home, No: 1920 Jessup
street, Wilmington, in great agony shortly
after bis arrival Sunday afternoon.
Together with William Rodman and
bis son, Frank, Mr. Hunt set out for d
fishing trip Sunday morning they had
moored near Port Penn to take q little
sleep, and when Hunt awoke about s
o'clock be went in search OF bottle that
had been brought along. In the dark
ness Of the early morning be got hold Of
the wrong bottle, and bis cries after he
bad drank The acid aW oke the other men
on the boat. Getting under way al
quickly as possible, they made for Reedy
Island aud the United States Quarantine
Station, where they hoped to secure re-
lief for their companion. Arriving there
the physician gave Hunt q powerful
smetic aud the launch was headed for
home. BY the time Delaware City was
reached be vas suffering again, and the
launch PM ashore, and DR.. Beiiville gave
The man alI the relief possible and aug-
gssted that be Be gotten home as soon aa
possible The launch was docked at
Eleventh street bridge and Hunt was
liastened home and Or. W e. PostIes
called 81 the lime the physician reached
tile house the man was beyond relief and
expired i short time alter in great agoDg
Until lew minutes before he died
Iuns was conscious He leaves i gidow
and several children and was about 40
years old
Middletown transcript., 1907-06-22

Single Comb Brown Leehofn Eggs ii
hali-price. 20 cents per setting
F.. III EEAYToN.
Middletown transcript., 1907-06-22
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
OF
St. Georges Hundred


tax in said Hundred, are hereby notified
that the Taxes for the year 1905 are now
due, and the undersigned Tax Collector
for said Hundred. will be
AT LLoYDss HOTEL, IN ODESSA,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10Th, 1907,
From 500 A. M to 12.00P NJ
AT HENRY cLEAvER's STORE, IN PORT PENN,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10Th, 1907,
From P. M. tod p. M.
and at the County Tax Collectors Office,
South Broad street, Middletown, Del,
every Saturday during the month oi
June from a. NJ, to 4 2. M.
Tax. bills can be obtained by making
personal application to the Collector, or
by sending written communication en-
closing stamps.
EXTRACT FROM THE LAWS OF DELAWARE,
GOVERNING THE COLLECTION or TAXES on
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
SECTION 35. That on all taxes paid be-
fore the first day Of August there shall be
an abatement OF 5 per centum. On all
taxes paid before the first day of Decem.
ber there shall be an abatement of three
per centum. On all taxes paid after the
first day Of December five per centum
thereof shall be added thereto.
WALTER BEASTEN.
Collectorof Taxes for st. Georges Hun
dred. s4
Middletown transcript., 1907-06-22

Dr. q. a, Burton. np-to-date Dentistry
al very naoderais cost. New method for
extraetiona absolslslg pussless
Middletown transcript., 1907-06-22

Ladies' DO you want 10 bug ! hat about
1 Ur oifaC Come and zee our stock Of Milii-
nefy before gou buy
Middletown transcript., 1907-06-22
EASY HOSPITALITY
Mrs. HewIy.Wed's Entertaining. Chatting
Dish ReIisEes

Keeping house as she did without any
regular help Mrs. Newlywed used her
wit TO devise ways TO tighten the labor
and TO make II possible to offer hospital
ity to Johns friends and her own with
ont entailing so much extra work that
the pleasure was both to her guest and
herself.
Middletown transcript., 1907-06-22

Tns TaAssenETr q % per year
Middletown transcript., 1907-06-22

The Department Of Justice win insti-
tnte suit in few days against The 90
called Powder Trust. Its said that this
is one OF the most powerful and effective
Of all the trusts and the place wbere The
shoe pinches the government particularly
is that the Trust has suppressed all but
the most nominal competition ID bids for
government powder Il owns all the
mills that can fill the governments con.
tracts, and duplicate bids are always sub
misted Il Is said that should war
break ont as things are now, the govern
menf would be completely at the mercy
Of the powder monopoly and would have
10 pay any price il chess 70 demand for
its product
, 1907-08-20
Anxious to Wipe Old Score.
Chronic Diarrhoea Relieved.

Mr.. Edward e. Henry, with the I'm.
tied States Express company, Chicago,
writes, Our general superintendent,
Mr.. Quick, handed me a bottle of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy some time ago to check
an attack of the old chronic diarrhoea
| have used it since that time and cur.
ed many on our trains who have been
with Rutherford B. Hayes and William
Mckinley four years in the Twenty,
third Ohio regiment, and have no all
this remedy stops at once" For sale
by all druggists.
, 1907-08-20
A Faithful Friend,

II have used Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy since
1t was first introduced to the public IN
1872, and have never found one in
stance where a cure was not speedily
effected by its use. I have been a com
mercial traveller for eighteen years
and never start out on a trip without
this, my faithful friend" says II. s
Nichols Of Oakland, Ind. Ter. When
a man has used a remedy for thirty
five years he knows its value and is
competent to speak of 1t. For sale by
all druggists.