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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-05
sQuires was Disappointed.

When Squires was seen after the fight, he said that he, had been led to believe that Burns was not "knocker out" He had been told that Burns did not possess the strength to put 8 man to sleep with a few blows, and this belief had made him careless at the beginning of the contest that re- suited in the early blow to the jaw that dazed him.
 Burns said:
 q saw the moving pictures of Squires in training, which were placed on ex- hibition. When I saw how he carried himself and how he acted. knew that I would not have any difficulty In de- feating him. went into the ring with the fullest confidence that I would be the winner"
 The receipts for the fight were Ss7.- coo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-05
Reieetn yvomsn,. sufrrawe.

Capetown. July 4.--The Assembly, tes day reflected a resolution in favor a woman sanzaga e tQ 49- votsa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-05
BREAKS WORLDS RnCOnn.
High Ball TrOts . Mile fa Remnxa<nhIy
 Fast Time.

Chicago, July 4.-High Ball, Ten- nessee trotter at Llbertyville. Ill.s broke the worlds mile record for green trotters High Balls time for the mile in the first heat was 2:0S 1-4. He also wo nthe second heat and race In 2s0ss High Ball is entered in the M. and M. stakes at Detroit. and today's race was in the nature of a test of The horses ability in real racing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-05
WEATHER FORECAST.

WashIDEtOn, July 4s--Fair Friday and saturdayJ light northeast to east
 Wtnd@a
Evening journal., 1907-03-06
Director win Soon Retire.

on the last day OF this month, Pre-
siding Director Andrew L. johnson, Of
the street and Sewer Department. will
retire from office by reason Of thetex-
piraEon OF his term.
Mr.. johnson Is a Democrat. and was
appointed nearly five years ago to an
the unexpired term Of Patrick Fahey
who resigned.
AS Mayor Wilson Is Republican, Il
is likely that Mr.. Johnson's successor
wlll be taken from the ranks OF that
party, the Board. i'm that event, being
entirely Republican IN politics.
Several persons have been mentioned
IN connection with the appointment ol
a successor TO Mr. Johnson. including
ex-Mayor George NJ. Fishd-. eX-City
Treasur Seth 3. Feaster, Charles T.
Sparks. Charles A. Rudolph and VIII
liam L. Linton. So far as Is known
however, none has announced az. intel-
ton OF becoming a candidate.
Evening journal., 1907-03-06
erand Mas.er to b TheIr euest.

On Monday next, local members OF
the G. u. o. OF o. F.. win have as their
guest William Fl. Huston, grand mas
ter of the order from Washington. d.
c. He will be accompanied by the
grand directors and they viii he enter
tained at a banquet and reception to
be held in the odd Fellows Temple in
Orange street near Tenth. There win
De a street parade from the station,
headed by Wrights band The mem
bers Of the various lodges will form
on French street and proceed TO Third
10 Market. 10 Ninth, 10 French, TO
Eleventh. to Walnut, to Thirteenth, to
Orange. to the hail.
Evening journal., 1907-03-06
CARPET WEAVING
PUBLIC SALES.

Mar. 7-George Blackburn. New Csstis
hundred. stock and Implements. 10
o'clock.
mar. 7-Otley Vernon and Son. Nt. Cuba
Del. stock and Implements.
Mar. S-J. II. McCollum. christana Hume
dred, near Walnut Green School
House. Stock and implements.
Mar. ESPECIAL sale Of nrst-class furnfs
ture at stidham q Son, auction
room. at 1 o'clock.
Mar. 9-S. A. Mcdaniel horse sale lig
West Front st.. al / o'clock D. m.
Mar. u-Aiillard +. Day, Christiana hun.
dred STOCK and implements
Mar 12-John C.. Johnston. near Milford,
%-Roads. Atin Creek hundred
Mar. 1l-C.W. McNamce. MIN creek huns
dred. stock ana implements.
Mar. 12-Personai property of the iata
G. II. Griffith, Brandywine huns
dred, stock ard implements.
Mar. 12-William Dun. near New PORT
stock and farming Implements.
Mar. 12--Personal Property Of Samuel
Eastburn. deceased, MN Creek I'D.
at 10 o'clock a. m.
Mar. 13--Edgar Vernon, sale OF personal
property, near Oak Hill School
House. Christiana hundred.
farming implements and houae-
hold goods
Mar. i4-John Tavlor. Mn Creek hundred
Mar. h-David unfiet. Chrisfiana hundred.
stock and implements. at Il
o'clock.
Mar. 15-IIerman I.anee adjoining sheilpot
Park. Stock and implements.
Mar. l6-C. w. Horne, sale OF carriages
Second and Walnut st. at II a. m.
Mar. 1s-W. S. Burris, Sharpe Farm.
Bear Del. 10 O'Clock a. m. stock
and implements
Mar. 1s-James Carpenter. Christiana hun
drca. stock and implements.
Mar. 19-James Valentine. Limestone
Road. near Ctanton, Del stock
and Implements. at 1 o'clock.
Mar. la-Taley unn Bnrker, Brandywine
SPRINGS sic OF stock
Mar 19-S NJ Kiivington. stock and I'm.
nlements Brsndywine IId., p. m.
Mar a0-Furnlture. SO Lombard st.. at
O'Clock p. m.
Mar. 2i-Furniture. 5os West nth st., at
10 o'clock a. m.
Mar. el-Orlanda G. Sutton on road lend
ing from State Road 10 Boar
station stock and implements.
Evening journal., 1907-03-06

construct and maintain fences and cross
mgs along their lines by Mr. keenan,
10 protect gas consumers In Wilmington
by creating gas commission Of three
members; by Mr.. Holcomb. requiring cor
porations TO pay their employees at least
twice In each month; 10 divide the third
and fourth election districts in New Castle
hundred by Mr. Palmer 10 create a Va
cant Land Commission, by Mr.. Keenan,
providing for the establishment OF "a city
court for wilmington; by Mr. Paradee. To-
establish an Excise Commission 10 super
wise the granting OF liquor licenses by
Mr.. Taylor, requiring persons TO whom
oyster dredging licenses are granted 10 be
residents Of Delaware.
Adjourned 10 1890 a. m. to-day.
Evening journal., 1907-03-06
PRIVATE MAILING CARDS
Must Be Like Those Of Governments
In Form and Quality.

An order mas been issued by the Post
uastcr-General providing new regulations
governing the size form and weight Of
private post cars entering the mails Such
post cards must be made OF an unfolded
pieco Of cardboard, not exceeding three
and ninc-sixteenths by hve and nine-six-
teenths inches, nor less than two and
three-fourths inches.
They must in form and in quality and
weight Of paper be substantially like the
Government post card. They may be OF
any color, not interfering with a legiblc
address and postmark. Very thin sheets
Of paper may be attached to them on con-
dition that they completely adhere TO the
card Cards bearing particles of glass
metal mica sand. tinsel or other similar
substances will not be accepted for mall
ing except when enclosed in envelopes.
Evening journal., 1907-03-06
Tone Your System


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Becomes Low, the Blood Thin and
the Tissues Worn. Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey Will Restore
e-7 Vitality, Enrich the
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Brain and Grow
New Tissues.
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worth living? Nearly every one has
some OF these symptoms in spring, for
winter, while apparently bracing, is al
the time sapping your strength. Youi
blood is clogged with disease poisons
BY spring every one is in a more oi
hess played -out condition, just right tc
catch typhoid and malaria. Not always
sick. but tired. Tired. Tired. Yawning
physically and mentally, best describe:
II. This especially true il you have hat
Grip pneumonia or other illness 81
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To carry you through the change
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No testimonial is published without
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Duffy's Pure Malt whiskey is guar
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Evening journal., 1907-03-06
PRoPosALs.
PROPOSALS.

T|TlTIT TI"lNTIIl
GOVERNORs ISLAND. n. N lla
March g. 1901 scaled proposals, in triple
cate. for furnishing fncl forage and straw
aud mineral OIL required in Dept of tine
East. during year ending june 30, 1898. viii
be- received here until 10 a. M, April p.
1907. ". S. reserves right TO reject or ace
cent any or an proposals or amy part
thereof Information furnished on uppli'
cation. Envelopes containing prupoails
win be endorsed Proposals for Fuel, For.
arq and Straw. and Mineral on 1t......
JtD W. PULLMAN a. @. M. g..
m56TSai2
Evening journal., 1907-03-06
PUBLIC SAID


Having sold his farm will sell at pub.
lic sale on Lancaster Pike, near Oak Hi
School, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18th. at / p. m.
Eleven pure Shetland ponies. perfectly
safe for little children to handle. Two hne
farm horses: Nellie largo bay mare, s
years old gentle. May. Large bay mare,
li years gentle; 3 home-raised mules,
coming =. aud Z years old. older two
perfectly broken. will work anywhere.
TWO COWS and one heifer one fire home
raised pure Jersey. calf AT side one fam
ily COW milking wen. brood sows. lmplf-
ments Iron bed wag1p 2 farm wagonsi
low down platform wagon horse cart,
mill wagon, horse dearborn. good as
new; light 2-horse dearborn light dear-
born with tongue and shafts. good as newt
Sellers carriage, Jump scat surry, pha eton,
all in good condition; farming utensils Of
an kinds Large meat refrigerator. House
hold goods Of every description.
rerms-All sums 500 and less cash. over
that amount three months credit by pur-
chaser giving bankable note with approved
endorser.
EDGAR r. VERNON.
W. n. Lank, Auc. mist
Evening journal., 1907-03-06
prprtc SALE.


The suhscrihcr about to rellnquiah farm-
ins viii sen at public sale ni hs resi-
danro on Jason Davis farm furnhurst.
Delaware. on
THURSDAY. MARCH z. at o %. mo-
ID hond OF good horses ana COLTS No.
Coalie. black mare. d. years old. NO. .
Dave. bay horse. l6 Years Old 40. 2.
Goldie. sorrel mare, years old. No. 4.
Maud hay mare, no years old. NO o. Fam
Mic bay mare. 22 years old. No. o, Belle,
aofrel mare. "a years old. No. o fhnnic,
brown mare. n years old NO y, HOP. nay
stallion, 5 years old in June sired hy hon
no % Edna bay colt coming 3 yeara old
No. 10. Sadie. chestnut sorrel, coming two
years old No. N. Ada, sprrol, coming
wears old. No. ~. Charlie. bay ycarlns
/ No l3 Rock sorrol yearine.
2O head of good dairy COWS some haN'
calves by their side, others close sprlnscrs
8 bulls 4 brood sowF, lot OF chickens,
turkey hcns I gobblCr.
Farming Implements Of all kinds. New
I last year. Harness. collars and brides SEE
milk wagon harness and numerous othc
/ things too tedious 10 mention.
| Dairy Fixtures 00-Quart, 20-Quart nn,
! 4 t0-uuart milk cans, cooler, buckets. mill
measuring stick churn and butter print
| Also 90 acres of wheat I'm tho ground
/ Household and kitchen furniture.
! Conditiona-Al sums OF so ana less
/ caah over that amount months cred
| with bankable note. with approved in
dorser. per cent on for cash on an credi
GEORGE NJ. BLACKBURN.
/ 81 dham and Son. Auc.
/ Ellis +. Hicks. Clerk. m--At
Evening journal., 1907-03-06
soArs ANn LAUNCHES.
PUBLIC SALES.
pUBLIC SALE.
Af ~ Cnhl- nnl-- LII

Al Niit ANNa ANNl.i ON
THURSDAY. MARCH z. az $3.50 O'Clock.
Having sold our farm we win SEX af
public snio, 10 head of horses No I brown
horse. Prince. o ycars old, 1875 hands n gh.
good driver. single ur double. No o. Hee-
sic, bay mare, 6 years old, regular block,
extra good worker Nc. g Dewey black
horse, years Old good all around horse
No 4. Corbct bay horse. full lG hands
high, extra good horse in nl hRrncsa No.
5. sultan bay horse. 10 years old, lh'i
hands hlgh, good driver and would maize
"a good delivery horse no. 8. Fannie. black
marc. 2 years old. sired hy Frcncn
coach horse. No. 3. Sunshine. bay mare
ord elO Her dam was Linden. This i9 "a
nicely bred and n good g.iitcd marc. LOT.
of speed and quality This mare and No.
are with foal 90 Brookand Chief No. S
bay hlly. coming two years old, out OF a
Nupwood mare, very fine No. q iWdWie'
sorrel colt. years old. sired hy ihl
Quaker Dam. blanche AthcrtOn. Not a
better bred one in the state. No. 10. Cam.
boiler. stool gray Erld'ng. g years Old 4,
hands high. This is road horse that tina
most timid person can drive TO ciortrr
cars or automobiles and with what iifil'
handling he has had has shown quarters
in ~ seconds and an THAI saw him in he
matnecs last fan know he is "a grca
horse TO finish Nos N and ~ are "a pail
OF fine Shetland ponioa Also will sell n
head of cows some fresh, others clos
sprinForF Turning utensils and household
goods. hay and straw by tho ton, eboui 4
tons of each. and corn by tho bushcl
OrLEY VERNON 8 SON,
m2-it Mt Cuba, Del
Evening journal., 1907-03-06
FARMS FoR SALE.


BUY A FARM IN PlcNNSYLVANIA.
NEW JERSEY OR DELAWARE.
Best States for prof Die farming. Soil
adapted 20 great variety nf crops. Near
markets that pay best prices Tor your pro-
ducts. Farm lands in those States my
speciality. sold md bought Write fos par
ticulars, RAYMOND a.. FNICK, 1i02 r. -.
TRUST BID. phiiadainhia.
Evening journal., 1907-03-06

by hef side. A lot of new high-grade wig
ons Harness Of al description. Lot OF
other articles. Bring your goods and turn
them into cash. We sold horses ut ur last
sale from $40 to 500 Terms strictly cash.
KLAIR q HOLL1NGSWORl
303 West ath st., Wilmington, Del.
mG-9t
Evening journal., 1907-03-06

PUBLIC sAf.E-'rhe subscriber, about
% relinqulsh farming, will sell at public
sale. on the Hill Side Farm, az Walnut
Green Schooihouse. Christlana hundred,
Delaware on the road leading from the
Kenneth Pike 10 Ashland, on FRIDAY
MARCH 5, 1907, at 4 p. M, head Of
work or driving horses and fine colts.
No !. Bill, sorrcl horse, years old. VIII
work single or double, weight 1850 pounds;
as good a horse as anyone owns. No.
Frank. aorrel horse, 10 years old, weighs
1901 pounds. good worker OF driver. No.
Jennie. bay mare. 10 years old, brood
mare, Ia foal by Jingle; good worker and
driver. No & Brown colt coming
years old. No g. Brown colt. coming
year old Eight hend Of home-raised
milch COWS. Some fresh others CLOSE
Eurlngersi good hcifor and S shoats. ID.
Ihvol separator, form implements Of an
descriptions. Six months credit Will b.
given On sums over $50 by giving note with
approved cndorscr.
] NJ McCOLLUM.
William Lank. Auctoneer. ml256.7
Evening journal., 1907-03-06
puBLIC SALE.

WIN be sold al No. South Clayton st.,
FRIDAY, MARCH sth al o "a. M.
Household goods consisting n plrlor and
chamber furniture, 2 oak chamber suites.
beds, bedding, tables. chairs. rockers. car
pets, dishes, cook stove, No. z. in good
order; nice walnut book case and hat
rack, and many other articles. These goods
are good and In good order.
MARGARET RILEY,
w. ~ HulSill, Auc. Executor.
Evening journal., 1907-03-06
sAeRlFF's SALES.


sHrRiFF's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
4 writ Of LeVari Faciasy 10 me directed
.gin be exposed 10 public sale az tho
Court House, on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. IN the city
OF Wilmington, New Castle county.
state Of Delaware.
ON THURSDAY,
TIE 7TH DAY OF MARCH, ss07
At 10 o'clock q. m,
the following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land with frame dwelling house thereon
erected situate In the city OF Whining
tom New Castle county and State of Della
ware. bounded and described as follows,
Beginning at the intersection formed by
the southorly side Of Fourteenth street
and the Yestorly side OF Scott street.
thence southerly by said side OF Scott
street one hundred and forty feet 10 the
nOrtherie side or q thirty-eight feet Wide
street now called Liberia street and open.
ing into Scott street and Lincoln street
and parallel with Fourteenth strFct
/ thence thereby westerly one hundred feel
10 a stake thence northcriy parallel will
Scott street oighfy-ilNe feet to "a corner
thence in a northcasteriy direction anc
along a line Of the Baltimore and phila.
delphia Railroad Company seyenty-fwC
feet more OF less TO a corner in the
smtherly side Of Fourteenth street and
distant dfty-hve feet from tho westerly
I Side az Scott streets thence thereby east.
1 erly hfty-nvc feet % the place OF bcgin-
ming, be the contents within said bounds
{ what they may
/ Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of Israel T.. Rhoades and Bcnia-
min /. liealy, and 20 be sold hy
HENRY STAFFORD sheriff.
Sherifrs Onice. Wilmington. Del.
February 10, 1897
Evening journal., 1907-03-06

WANTED-A elrl for general house
work. No washing or ironing. $. w, cor
Fourth and Walnut Back Of Broceil
store. Private. nin--t
Evening journal., 1907-03-06
PUBLIC SALES.
pfrnTfC sAID

III IlslI SALE
Az klair and HoiNnrsworth Bazalr ON
.SATIfRDAY MARCH 9Th, at 1870 shnrp.
75 head OF horses, an kinds; somo very
fine ones. one fine family COW with cali
Evening journal., 1907-03-06
ADS@=
WANTS, FOR SALE. FOR RENT. REAL ESTATE, ETC.
AElP wANrEp-FEMALE.

WANTTD-A white woman for gencra
houscwork Apply No. 3 East i2th st.
n6-Gt
Evening journal., 1907-03-06
MORTGAGE BROKERS.

MONEY 10 LOAN on deslrabls nrst
mortgages on city properties la amounts
70 suit. HAWKINS n CO. 7l2 Market ST.
Evening journal., 1907-03-06

stand unalteably by the amendments
submitted and somo additional amend
ments / will offer" said Mr Monaghan.
Evening journal., 1907-03-06
NOTICES
ELEorRIcAL coNrRAcroRs.

BucKMAsrER BROTHER & co.
Electrical Contractors and Jobberr
Estimates Furnishcd agf Rfarket ~
y. a. A. PHONE eae6A- DFT,M. iso7
Evening journal., 1907-03-06
REAL EsrATE EoR SALE.


FOR sALE-I Excellent business location
ON Madison street. Apply TO owner OO1
Washington street flO-im
FOR SALE.-i0 acres OF good trucking
land. 4 mile from Wilmington, within /
minutes walk of Newport trolley: terms
reasonable Apply 20 -. r.. Lyman Mar
shallton Del. fl1-im
FOR SALE-Just finished last week
house No 2ilO Market a., containing s
large, bright rooms. besides reception
hell, lnundry uanify and bath, and wide
colonial itont porch. Apply C.. W. Saats
no -bl2 Market ~ m5-lt
FOR SALE cWEAp- Stock and hNtures
OF grocery store including horse and
wagon and good will Of store. For par
ticulms apply 20 z. g. bradford. Jr.. 1Oii
Market ST. Wilmington or Emory Blake
iy Henry CLAY De-. f7-u
Evening journal., 1907-03-06
IcrNIL ENolNEsRs.


FRANCIS "a. PRICE. civn ongiuoeg and
Surveyor. i0o9is Market Bt.. both phones
opposite Court House al3-eod
Evening journal., 1907-03-06
Help wANTsp-MALE.

WANTED e. learn barbering, Al
ply i26 r. Fourth at. md-at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-14
MAINE EDITORIAL COMMENT.
Distrustine the People.
tWuterliilc SentincD.

tWaterNiiic sentinel.
The PORT land Advertiser accuses tho
Sentinel al distressing The people be
cause: We object 10 q referendum of
the capital changing scnomt. II does
Rot liz in the mudth If 4 paper ~ hich
has "bItns, i rcsul mission for years to
accuse us of distressing the people.
We are IN favor If submitting to nopu-
lar yntr amy question OF sufficient ln.-
purtancc 10 warrant tie expense of
special election and where there has
bcrn "vinrcd that popular demand fpl
a referendum which insurcS vote
large enough to he Il real test OF public
ntimcnt.
We do moi distrust tho people, but We
confess that in this matter we diStru;t
Portland. The press of that city in
sistS IN celebrating the statement that
he suggested change will not cost the
peuplc of Maine q single cent. II is
an insult 10 their intelligence t" sup
pose that they believe This to j" true,
ANA if they insist in making false state
.ncnts in regard /" the matter il is NOT
EuposSibic That they may deceive Il
good many voters concerning it.
During the past week q Portland pa
| ptr printed thC remarkable statement
| that if the change WaS made the pres
| clt capitol building would not he ;tban
dDncd hut would be utilized for other
purposes, q statement (which cEcrEon"
knows is absurdly untrue. Portland
| lobbyists haze gone graVcly about
| Augusta telling members Of the L"gis-
| ture that the present capitol only cost
| $50, 900
| These ere samples Of the things
which cause US to distrust the whole
| proposition. If Portland had gone irtp
| the matter fairly, had shown no dis
position 70 misrcpreScnt and falsjfy:
had truthfulIy and conscrvativcly
presented it's case. we should not f";tr
| the result. but The very heginning Of
The matter exhibited the unfair methods
lemrOvcl
| When two nf the three Senators APP
| pointc, Oh Tie committee We're men
| VII" earn their living i'll Portland ana
| " hose decision in the cas- vas made up
before they heard it; when one mcrn-
Der ii H.. Hnus" from Cumberland
Icounty Wns nut ~ the committee ana
| when ntLfIrl.tc was left entirely u?-
rel I, snHlAd or that body, il vas
obvious tEat the friends q the change
We're playing with marked cards.
| We cannot dictate the action Of the
Legislature, nor do We desire to do So.
but in our honest opinion q LegiSlat urc
| which inauGErateI q movement t"lat
may result in this State assuming a
new and unnecessary debt of from one
70 three million dollars would merit
land receive the condemnation of
Names yctcrs irrespective of location
Or party.