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Middletown transcript., 1907-04-13
THE LINES ARE DRAWN
Will Affect Every Man, Woman and
Child In Delaware

When Governor Lea affixed his sigma
ture to the State Local Option bill, he
placed before the people of Delaware a
direct issue affecting every man, women
and Child in Delaware. An issue hedged
with no partisan bounds, and limitless as
to personal interest. An issne, in fact,
that places on every voter responsibility
he must accept whether lie will or
not; and, finally, an issue that
challenges every woman in Delaware,
young aud old, by inviting the impress
of her influence one side or the other of
the great principle at stake.
1t opens at once campaign in which
none can remain dormant or Indifferent
The dignilied citizen who refuses to"mix-
in" at general election, because both
parties are corrupt, will be robbed of this
excuse; the partisan, who sulks because;
the ticket don't snit me-" will have no
ticket to kick against and must line up on
one side or the other.
Squarely defined and clean cut is the
issue. No room for hedging, no chance
for sitting on the fence; plain "Yes''or
NO" marks the position of every man.
Shall the iiqnor saloon continue or cease
to reign? There you are. Not much of it
on ballot, but expressing principle SO
broad that it permeates right to the centre
of nvnrv homo i'm Baionara
No party. no sect, no ism will divide
the line up for this battle for and against
traffic intoxicating liquors. Partisanship
drops and education must sway. And as
with the individual, the State press faces
a responsibility which it cannot shirk.
Upon the weekly papers of Kent and Sus-
sex this responsibility rests with unusual
force. Very close to their patrons are
these papers. Welcomed to household,
these weekly visitors must and do ex-
ercise influence in moulding sentiment.
An honest, straight forward advocacy of
principle is always expected and OF right
demanded. Because this is true, we
have looked for an expression of opinion
from our contemporaries. And looked in
vain. On issue of less importance this
would be deemed cowardice. Smyrna
Call
Middletown transcript., 1907-04-13
BILLS WERE SIGNED

Several of the bills passed BY the re-
cent Legislature were signed by Cover
nor Lea Tuesday. No appointment had
been made Tuesday night by the governor
to fill the vacancy created by the death of
Magistrate George Ii. Hollis. The bills
signed Tuesday by the governor follow:
The Paradee bill regulating the sale of
certain animals in Wilmington and re-
quiring the animals to be dressed was ap-
proved by the governor.
Another important measure signed was
Senate bill No. AZ, which is the "pure
food" bill. 1t applies TO Delaware the
national pure food law.
Another bill approved was that in re-
lation to the State Board of Pharmacy,
and to regulate the sale of drugs and
chemicals.
The governor also signed the bills to
enable New Castle to borrow 5000 for
harbor improvements:and in relation to
the laying out OF new streets for New
Castle.
He also signed the House bill in rela-
ton to the trustees of the old New Castle
County Jail at New Castle, and the bill to
regulate the business of pawnbrokers and
junk dealers in New Castle County.
The bills to regulate the investment of
life insurance company's funds in real es-
tate holdings aud the bill fixing the
state taxes upon insurance companies
also were signed, as was the House bill
appropriating $500 with which to erect
monument to General Dagworthy.
Middletown transcript., 1907-04-13

+, visions of Chapter $40, Volume Is, Laws
OF Delaware, except that the said Levy
Court shall be governed by the provisions,
OF said Act as the same have heretofore
applied to the Road Commissioners and
Commissioners of Roads OF the several
Hundreds in said County.
Section l3. M taxable shall hereafter
be permitted to pay the road tax assessed
against him by the furnishing of work.
labor or materials, but such taxes shall be
paid only in money.
Section IA. That at all times the said
County Road Engineer in the performance
of his duties shall be subject to the con-
troll and direction OF the said Levy Court.
Section l5. All Acts ana parts of Acts
inconsistent herewith are hereby re-
pealed.
Section is. That each Road Commits
sioner and each Commissioner of Roads
in the several Hundreds of New Castle
County continued in office as Road Sup
ervisors under the provisions Of Section l
shall have the right to appoint some
capable person to perform the duties of
Road Supervisor for such Road Commits
sioner OF Commissioner OF Roads such ap-
poiutee to he approved by the Levy
Court Commissioners for New Castle
County. The person so appointed shall
be paid such compensation for his services
as may be agreed upon between such
Commissioner of Roads so continued
in Office and his said appointee. The
compensation allowed by the Levy Court
to such Road Commissioner or Commits
sioner of Roads so continued in office, for
the performance of the duties of Road
Supervisor under this Act shall be paid
to such Road Commissioner or Commits
sioner Of Roads, who shall be responsible
to bis said appointee for his compensa
ton agreed upon as aforesaid. Such
Road Supervisors SO appointed by such
Road Commissioners or Commissioners of
Roads in the several Hundreds shall have
no claim upon said Levy Court for COM
pensation for their services, and the terms
of such Road Supervisors, so appointed by
such Road Commissioners or Commission
ers of Roads, shall expire on the first day
of April A. d. 1911. Provided that notll-
ing in this Section shall prevent any Road
Commissioner or Commissioner of Roads
in any Hundred continued in Office as
Road Supervisor in such Hundred, from
personally performing the duties of Road
Supervisor if he so elect.
Approved March, 29th, A. D. 1907.
Middletown transcript., 1907-04-13
MONEY FOR NEW ROADS
Levy Court Decides to Issue $4,000
in Bonds for the Purpose of Be-
ginning Work

The first step under the law passed by
the recent Legislature for the permanent
improvements of the New Castle
County highwa.s S was taken by the
Levy Court Tuesday afternoon, when it
decided to issue bonds to the extent OF
$4,000 to carry oLt the read improve
ment project.
The bill as prescribed by the Legisla-
ture allows the Levy Court to issue bonds
to the extent of 100000, using its own
discretion as to the amounts. The bonds
will be Immediately prepared in confor-
nifty with the act and will be placed up
on the market at such time as is best in
the Judgment OF the finance committee of
the court. The first Of the bonds to ma
ture will be in 1926.
This money will be for the improvement
OF roads in permanent manner, and no
time was lost after the passing of the res
olution for the bond issue before the
road improvement project was taken up.
The court adjourned in executive session
after remaining in the anteroom for
more than an hour, during which time
the road matter was discussed, it was de.
cided to go to work at once on between
eighteen and twenty miles of road in the
county.
The highway commissioner was in
structed to prepare plans for the rebuild
ing of the following roads as start:
Blackbird hundred, the road from Tay-
lorsBridge to the iron bridge road fromSt.
Georges church by Roseville to Newark
town line and from town line to Newark
depot on the P, B. & w. railroad in PEN
cader hundred; st. Georges hundred,
road from Mt. Pleasant to Boyd's Corner;
New Castle hundred, the river road from
II bouts Corner to Red Lion hundred
bridge. A resolution was also offered
authorizing the highway commissioner
to prepare plans for the permanent i'm
provement of the road from Mt. Pleasant
to Summit Bridge.
Middletown transcript., 1907-04-13
STATE TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE

At well-attended meeting of the Exec
Temperance Alliance held at Dover on
Monday morning the coming campaign
for and against the saloon under the
State Local Option Law, was thoroughly
discussed and it was decided, in order
that every element opposed to the con-
tinued reign of the liquor traffic might be
enlisted, to issue the following call:
FELLOW WORKERS
convention under the auspices Of the
Delaware State Temperance Alliance will
be held in Dover, April the 22d, to or
ganize local option campaign. The
convention will be held in the Opera
House beginning at 10 A. NJ, to close
with great mass meeting in the evening
in Wesley NJ. E Church, to be addressed
by competent speakers.
The organization is to include the en-
tire State, by counties, election districts
and hundreds. Uniformity of action is
absolutely essential, hence this conven-
tion.
Ministers Of all denominations, men,
bers of young peoples societies, the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union, the
Anti Saloon League, and all organizations
opposed to the saloon are entitled to rem
resention and are urged to send repre-
sentatives to this convention. The politi.
cal workers of all parties favorable to
local option are invited, as we desire
their influence and advice at the conyen-
tion and-during the campaign.
Let the friends Of this good cause get
together, looking toward uniformity of
action Do not forget the date. April
22d, and let nothing prevent your pres
ence.
The success OF this movement is now
up to the people, do not fail to be present.
President, ROBERT WATT.
Secretary, j. S. G1LFTLLAN.
Delaware State Temperance Alliance.
Middletown transcript., 1907-04-13
SUITS AGAINST EXPRESS COMPANIES
II They Do Not Settle Bring Suit and
Collect Claim

The Transcript confines its good WORK
in behalf OF the people to compel all cor
pnrations to perform public duty. It
does this because OF the fact that these
| corporations are servants of the pubic
and emf franchise of great value from
the public. The Adams Express Com
panv, which has been the foremost OF such
offenders iii refusing to adjust with It's
patrons recently allowed itself to be sued
by Miss Mary A. Nowlanl for a chicken
coop valued at so cents. When they
found Miss Nowland intended to make
them adjust with her an honest debt,
though triAe, and stop all petty annoy
ances of a similar character, they at once
paid the cost of suit as well as the loss OF
the crate.
Mr.: Charles B. Chance, OF Sudlersvile,
lost crate Of eggs the value of which
was only $S 10, and all his efforts to bring
about settlement as usual came to
naught. He placed it in the hands Of an
attorney and by suit the settlement was
gotton--the Express Company paying
the costs. The Transcript intends to con-
timue its fight along these lines and make
these pubic service corporations know
that public duty must be performed.
We had almost forgotten to note that
Miss Spry, in Queen Anne's county, re-
Gently lost her watch and after the usual
delays, followed by delays and delays,
brought her suit against the Adams Ex-
press Company with the result that she
secured the money for her watch and
costs. Hurrah for the transcript. Next!
-Chestertown, Md, Transcript.
We have heard great many people in
Middletowu complain of the nonpaying
attitude of the Adams Express Co. The
above article may furnish them hint as
to the procedure they must take if they
expect to recover their loss. Simply in
form the company that if they do not
settle by certain period, you will bring
suit against them. If they donot settle,
go before Justice of the Peace and have
him notify the company if the claim is
not paid their property will be attached.
This method has never been known to
fail, and we have known of number of
cases where it worked like charm.
Middletown transcript., 1907-04-13
B. AND O. WILL ERECT BRIDGE
A Million Dollars or Mere Will be Ex.
pended in the Work


For year or two it has been known
that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company contemplates rebuilding the
bridge over the Susquehanna river at
Havre de Grace, Md. The Pennsylvania
has materially improved its service, in the
erection OF the new double-track bridge
across the Susquehanna river, and its ad-
vantages in handling freight and passen-
ger traffic is far ahead of its competitor.
The new B. and o. bridge like the Peun-
sylvania bridge, will be double-track
structure, and will be placed on the same
piers occupied by the old bridge, although
it may be found necessary to build other
piers, as the present masonry is far apart,
and will admit of such plans.
The company's plans and specifications
have been completed and placed in the
hands of contractors, and bids asked for.
The new bridge will be of steel, and will
occupy the same high elevation, about 80
feet from the surface OF the river.
For some time work has been in prog
ress at the east end of the Baltimore and
Ohio bridge, in the erection of iron work
spanning the tracks of the Columbia and
Port Deposit railroad. This work allows
for a double track, and will be an extern
sion of the new double-track bridge.
These improvements will entail an ex
penditure of $1,OOO,OOO. Little can be
learned of the further plans of the com.
pany to improve its property and streng-
then its line at this point. When the
proposed new bridge is ready for use
curves will be eliminated at both the
east and west end approaches to the
bridge, thereby doing away with the re-
verse curve in the deep cut at this end of
the bridge
Middletown transcript., 1907-04-13

THE TRAsscRIrr, 8, 90 per year,
Middletown transcript., 1907-04-13
Watch Lost in Well

While looking down a we'll on his farm
near Glasgow, one day last week, Della
ware Clark lost gold watch and pair
of eyeglasses which slipped from his
pockets. He will try to recover the lost
articles.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-22
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Neb COB GnfIase $1.10-1.25.
Com Peos $l.7B.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-22

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-22
@rokbritannien.
Btsbtr feline grtIdrurt9
etnaetroffen.

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auftldrung brin3sn uiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-22

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-22

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-22
Maerlet tletue 9epsf9eu.

II. Jarunr.
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fur WORtas, benz 5abrestaa Der Din.
ridtune 9ubpias XVI, cine sroBe
Denomination.
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Srantret9s auf Der Alesciras @onfe'
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In Waorio ernannt poroen.
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ton, 90, brad geffsrn elm Ssaer aus,
oas einsn G9absn bon mebr a!s $780,.
900 anri&tsts.
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atlantic @oaf 8abn bsrunglidte beuie
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bret Wonatsn plinoertsn ginbre9er
ben characterization bon u. q.
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teien Waarsn i'm Wertbe Don $3.50.
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bon go gsnts tpuroe asffern In Reu
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- poli3simsifsr &uoinotu bon Wos
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isin 2utf9sr tuurbe tDotli9 be. uunbet.
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Garmsr SHELTON Dhits. isine Gruu
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beute, aa&bem Ct R& ben 8erbanb bon
feinsn 6aIswunben absertHen hotte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-22

HeIf&tcrm - BaiGufspreie: 10 xsH be-
0uaIttat, $3.50.
eafr-eef&dIt 8e-41e; . bon ae1ss
S12. Co-S 500 per TeKxs.
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etrob-PxeHe, ie mad BEN 0rxs. 10 Bal
len, e7.50-S9.60 [.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-22

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Tri4s Gtr-24s bss EuSexb.
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eIeta 86e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-22

tlsiost, benz ubsr oi. grtbeiIuns elmer
neuen 2iBens berueigsrt muroe. Die
preubii8e @sfttsbsrwaltuna bat TIRE
grfunbisunssn tibsr Burns 5dbisteit
ni1t In amerita %fonoern In 6rantrsia
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Stall RiasI gparuiR's rift.
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Berlin. 81. Gan. in auber.
Orosntli&:r WifRon lanste beute prof.
De Wartsns bon ct. PETERSBURG I'm
auftraas oss @3arsn Widolas bier on,
um peri5nlt& bel allen suropdifaen 8e.
gisrungsn ruessl abbaltung Der sw.i.
ten 6aa9er' 6riebensfonfsrens 3u aai.
tirsn. @lei9 mad BEN Der profeFor
BET benz Winifer oes aeubern porae.
fpro6en batte. tsgab CT Ra gum ONE.
rifantf&sn goti@after. 6srrn Sower,
uno eriu&ts bisisn. R9 NIT feiner Re.
gierung tu.as1 Der 2. 5risosnston.
fsrsns In 9erbinouns gu isbsn unb itm
oanr oas &siultat mit,utbsilen.
Prof. DE Wariens bot bic Daupt.
fdote BON YsutiaIanb, CeRerreia.
5rantrei&. @nelano unb Stalisn tn
isiner Wiffon au bsiu4sn unb tpiro
iein. &unoreiis ni&t Dor gnbe Rdrs
bssnost babsn.
Der enelii9e prsmisr. Winifer, Cir
6snrp gampbsa gannerman, lou E&
aeduBsrt babsn, bnB England BET Der
nd1fsn 6rieoenstonfersn3 bic Jrags
Der gei&rdnfuna Der 9suaHnung Der
oerf4ieosneu 2dnosr unterbreiten
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Spanien.
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Wabrtb, 81. San. gu BE.
sinu Der 8srbanbIunsen bss S.raf.
pro3shss gesen Ratsns unb 6srrsr, bic
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26niasmorbe fshen. ma&te bic art
Der Geffsbung oss g~erfabrsns sinige
STANDARDIZATION.
Der Staatsantualt ~berlangts, bab
oas urtbsiI bon brsi Ri9tern ge.
fprc8en uno ben angstlaetsn feline
Surp bewtatgt uerosn fOlts.
CUR 8sgrinbung bieisr 5orberung
iagts er. bob IS fi& in Der Sa9e UNI
sinen bsreitsltsn 26niasmorbberiu4
banole, aIfo um eth UsrbrsGsn, bas
niat I'M esr0bnli9sn Rs9tsberfabren
porseie6en let.
Der 26nis bHrfs In bieier ge.
3iebung ni4t aIs psribnIi9ss Snoi.
biouum, ionbern als Der 0ert6rperer
Der Staatsgepalt angsfsbsn tuerben.
Yeru.
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settle.
m q, 81. San. @dbrsno bier
Elm pofmagsn NIT padstsn perIaben
ruur0s. bic nit benz beutid.n
Dampfsr .polpnsfa" tn @aIap pia
Der Ragsaanmesrsnss nod 6amburg
9ebra&t merosn fo0ten, fam es 3u
elmer @rploRon, nobel sinige slngs.
fslte gu YOeen s~ewOrfen tpurosn.
Cine grobe a%ufrssung bsmd1tists
f3 bes poapsrionaIs. Cine fofori
an9sfslts nntsriu&uns bate bas Or.
sebnib, oab zines Der padste cine
rsaslreGte NIT NdssIn esfiilIte Bonnie
eniaielt. uel0e boraettig srpIobiri
NOR.
Das padet mar an bas peruantf9s
Roniulat In 6ambure FIR Or. Col.
bsron In Berlin esri9tet.
3srea.
prin3 e~ntfIob re9t I.
3eitig.
stout 81. San. Die Sapaner
beriu&ien auf Bsfebl Der Re9isruna In
fOiiO bsuts ben prin3sn Bring, Bruber
Der bsrRorbenen 0onisin bon 2orea,
wsssu Bstbsilisuns on benz aufRanos
I'm fhbli&en fbeile bes 2anbss 3u Der.
baffen. Der 0riua fonnfe Rm no6
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-22

Sr&dte xnh 0enais.
HsR9ta
gepfd-.2 .96-k.5c pei SGb.
@ranberries-$7 90 per Sab.
8ananen 1.76-2.25 ; EIstas $l-sl.23.
Gttrpnen % So 30 ys &%Ra
Dransen - %. '6-l.2S W. &Hts.
Grbbeertn, SOC per Nuart
0smRIs.
aoths Rnben sass per Sat.
Surteu, 81 20 per OuSenb.
aslerp-zO. bic 6 e per Dutenh.
Rraut - $l8 $50 pei Tonne.
eaIat - tic PEI Bfunb.
BruiebeIn - Notbe uxb uetes t1.0o BIB
81 ~ pei Sas epaxti&e 8wtebeIn 81. 30
per Rife.
gse.erRIie 1b-s0e PEI Dutnh Dax4s3.
RartoHeIn-$l 81 Hsr 5at
saabieie zoe per Duteah Bun9es.
SaSiartoHeIn - 8irgtxia t8.16 DaIti'
NOR. s1.75-2.7B; Serieu $500 - $500
per Sab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-22

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iea, nc DON 4abIen ; No. 8 rorosx 70;
December, 76e; HaeexreBfn 78e
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ustt 4l3e; 10. Q uetb 44is 10 4 Bsts
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wets semti4t DC; 80. i psts ssaa,,e.
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HcIbea 10e.
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.. 81. 25.