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Evening journal., 1907-02-20
WORK in
REAL ESTATE
Many Properties Transferred
and Purchases are Num-
eFOuS

One OF the most active men in tho
real estate market at the present time
is Peter J. Ford. He is not only In
teresting himself in the fluctuations.
but is buying and selling considerable
property in all sections OF the city.
Mr.. Ford is considered one of the
most expert real estate men in the
city and when not actually selling or
purchasing property he is kept busy
giving his expert opinion.
AS yet the market has not given
any indication OF the anticipated
boom. While there were many trans
fers this week they were OF the ordi-
nary class. with no large sales record
ed. The transfers OF the week are as
follows:
Giuseppe and Deonico Delnero from
Artisans Savings Bank, No. 1il5 Marsh
road, for $500.
+. J. Schneider from Wilmington
Realty Company, No. 1915 West Eighth
street, for s2575.
oliver /. Gentry from Anna c. Bay.
lis. No. 905 West Eleventh street, foi
$4,000.
Peter ]. Ford from Peter A. Horty
three properties at Fourteenth anC
Lincoln streets and Eighth and Bay
ard avenue, for $1,000.
Samuel Friberg from Edwin +. Dill
worth. property at Eleventh and LON
bard streets. for $250O
Harry S. and John +. Lynch from
James B. Oberly. properties at Thir
teenth and dupont streets ana -Four
teenth and dupont streets, for SS7S
for two.
william E. wooters from Charlie
H. Gooding, Jr., property at Seventh
and Adams streets, for S1700.
Samuel H. Ridgway from William T
Hawkins, two properties at Ninth an
Walnut streets. for S542.
Daniel Bubenzer from Fidelity Rea
Estate and Improvement Compan,
property at Twenty and Yves
streets for $545.
i. Robert S. Watson from Arabella 4
d. Sanborn estate. property at Elliot
avenue and West street, for $4,000.
William T. Knots from William /
Farncroft. No. 1911 West Fifth stree
for $1,000.
Isaac Donoho from Susan Merril
. property at Eighth and Colema
streets. for 1926.
Otho Nowland from the Wilmingto
Military Academy property at Ga
! and Brooine streets, for 81.
Peter j. Ford from Peter A. Hort
, three properties at Fourth and Sco
: streets, for S65O0.
! Antony and Victoria Barbos froi
: benjamin F. Bartram, property ;
= Robinson and Poplar streets, for SO
. Mary E. Din from Sarah F. Gowai
: property at Linden and Harriso
q streets for s255O.
I Abraham Tollin from Ann Morriso
= No. 2Os West street. for $500.
e Bridget McCullion from Rose Liebe'
e man property No. 221 Market stree
n for $500.
Evening journal., 1907-02-20
Heavy Run Of shad.

Predictions regarding the coming
shad season are being made. but It is
too early to tell much about the fish
in the Delaware river.
The fishermen report a heavy run OF
shad in the southern waters. but say
this cannot be accepted as indicating
that the same condition will prevail in
the Delaware river when the shad
come up next spring.
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PUBLIC SALE

OF REkSONAi4 PROPERTY.
Having sold my farm IN NH Creek hum
dred. on the road leading from White
Clay Creek Church to Corner ketch ] viii
positively sell on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY q. 1901,
AT 1890 O'Clock sharp Tho following per-
sonal property. without reserve. 10 wit;
Seven head OF work and driving horses.
No. 1-Sorrel horse. Tom. six years old,
weighs 100 pounds. good worker and
10. - BAY horse. years old. weighs 1900
pounds, sound ana as good a horse TO
pull as I ever owcned.
No. 3--Acolyte. cold. 4 years old, dulet
TO- a women TO drive and shows signs Of
speed.
No. 4-Gcorge. sorrel horse. years old
sound. good worker ana driver. Anyone
wishing a general purpose horse should
see this one.
No. 5-Bay mare. years old. auiet and
safe FOR a lady to drive.
No. 6-Bay horse jerry good worker.
No. Brown mare with foal, good
worker
Is head OF good mlich COWS. part profit
by day of sale. balance close springers'
fine shoats, weigh about 100 pounds.
Farm Implements farm wagons.
Acme wagon. nearly new; I top buggy,
calf wagon. hay fats. road cart, 2-horse
power level tread on trucks. fodder cutter
feed mill circular saw, cornsheller, manure
spicader. grain fan. Deering mower. al
most new. Champion binder, hay tedder,
horse rake. roller disk harrow. plow, Gull
tivators. milk cans and COW chain.
Harness. SETS stage harness, with
housings. 1 set milk wagon harness, sets
buggy harness. cart harness. saddle and
bridie collar and bridle stable blankets.
Household Goods-Square plano. side
board. 6 good kitchen chairs ! single bed
and spring. i walnut bed room suit chunk
stove. Othello range.
Terms-Afl sums under SEQ cash; an ovcl
the amount a credit Of months Will b
given, purchaser 10 give a negotiable note
With approved security.
WILLIAM p. VIOLATION.
csAazlaa ntlAA. Asa. f1s-ia-11
Evening journal., 1907-02-20
MAY REMOVE PLANTS
Menhadsn Fishermen object to Meae,
ure Pending Before Legislature.
Special TO The Evening Journai.

LEwES. Feb. 2O.-There IS a conf
denoe among the delegates sent to
Dover that the Legislature win not
pass the proposed bill regulating fish,
ing in Delaware river and bay unless
with the amendment to allow the FISH
steamers to catch menhaden i'm the
bay until October 81 instead of Au-
gust 81. as in the original bill
The Fisheries Company threatens "a
remove its plant from Delaware and
this action would mean the loss OF
thousands of dollars to thfs municipal
ity and State. Each steamer pays the
state 500 annual license to FISH in thC
bay.
Evening journal., 1907-02-20
New Pastor called.

Special to The Evening Journal
LEwEs. Feb. 20-Ofhcials Of the NJ.
e. Church OF this town at their fourth
quarterly conference extended a call
to the Rev. William r. Muwbray Of
Bridgeville. TO become pastor here for
the coming conference year. He has
accepted the call subject to the ap-
proval Of Bishop Berry and his cab
met Rev. Mowbray is now closing his
sixth year at Bridgeville.
Evening journal., 1907-02-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
-
REGISTERS ORDER.
Once Of me Reglssef q wins.

REGISTERS ORDER.
Ofnce OF the Register of wills.
New Castle Co. Del. Jan. a. 1907.
Upon the application OF Mary A. Smith.
OF Wilmington hundred in said county,
deceased Il Is ordered and directed By
the Register Of Wills that The AamfniE-
tratrix aforesaid give notice Of granting
OF letters OF Administration upon
the estate OF the deceased. with
the date OF granting Thereof ~
causing advertisements . be posted with
In forty DAYS from the dare on such Let
tcrs In six Of the most public places of
the county Of New Castle. requiring an
persons having demands seaintt tne es-
tate 70 present the same, nr abide by an
act Of assembly n such case made and
provided: and also cause the same - 10
inserted within the same period IN This
Evening Journal q newspaper published
in Wilmington, Del. ana 70 ne continues
Given under tho hand end seal
Of office OF the Register OF wins
aforesaid. al Wilmington, IN New
(sEAT) castle county. aforesaid, the day
and YSsJ YTRzScis Sease N. WALKER.
Register of Wills
Notice A. hereby given that Letters OF
Administration wcrc in due form 81 law
granted unto tho undersigned. on the
Tourleerth day ~ January a. p. isqll
and that an persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased must present
the same. duly sttested. to the said All
nlnlstraffiN. on or before tho Fourtccntn
day OF January 1905. or abide the Act OK
Assembly IN such case made md pro-
MARY A. SMITH
ADDRESS, Mary A. smith. Wilmington Del
ii6-st-tod
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viii Rsnew Custom.
Special 70 The Evening Journal,

Special to The Evening Journal.
LEwES. Feb. 2O.-The Masonic fra
ternity OF Lewes VIII renew the cus-
tom that prevailed for a long time here
until some five years ago. that of hav-
ing social time with their wives and
sweethearts in the lodge room on
Washington's Birthday. Speeches.
music and refreshments will III the
evening program.
Evening journal., 1907-02-20
Pioneers win Move.

At a meeting held Monday night the
Benevolent Pioneer Literary Associa-
tion decided to change its headquar-
ters. They now occupy the third floor
OF No. 604 Market street but win move
to the third floor OF the Mcvey Build-
ing. at Eighth and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1907-02-20
No. oman al sd. AndrewIs.

At st. Andrews p. +. Church Il IS
expected that the fine new organ re-
Gently given by William Luke in mem
ory Of his wife will be used for the
drat tina an EAatap SUNDAY.
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WANTED.


WANTED-In a private family. at once.
respectable gentlemen boardcrs. Apply "a
as East Fifth street fii-3t-eod
FOR sALE-Light platform gear de-
livery wagon, was built 10 order. VIII sell
cheap. Apply Watson's kivcrviCw Wagon
Works. 3Uth and Market sts. fl95t
WANTED-Board and room, man. wife
and child years Of age. Must be within
IS minutes from Fourth and Marke,
streets; state price, etc. Address Board,
Evening Journal. f20-u
WANTED TO RENT-Large house. fur
nished or unfurnishcd; central, or hve on
six rooms. suitable for offices. by the
year. Address DR. BARNES. 7is West
street. 1ls-nt-eod
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
Young couple would like
70 rent three or four unfur-
nished rooms on second floor
with bath. Suitable for light
housekeeping. State what
rent is wanted. Must be on
West Side. L. G. A.,
Journal once.
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ADS
WANTS, FOR SALE FOR RENT REAL ESTATE, ETC.
HELP wANrEp-FEMALE.

wANrED-Whitca and coloted cooks
must have reference, also girls for general
houseworiS Apply SS5 Windsor st. fis-St
Evening journal., 1907-02-20
ELECTRICAL coNrRAcroRs.

BucKMAsrER BROTHER co.
Electrical Contractors and Jobbers
Estimates Furnished, e21 Market 81
~. & a. PHONE 1sesA- DHLm, isN.
Evening journal., 1907-02-20
THE 7rH DAY on MARCH, s5OI,


The following described real estate. VIZ.
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land with frame dwelling house thereon
erocted. situate In the City OF Whining
ton. New Castle county and State Of Dela-
ware. bounded and described as follows
to wit; a.,
Beginning at the intersection formed by
the southessy side OF Fourteenth street
and the /esterly side Of Scott street,
thence southerly by said side OF Scott
street one hundred and forty feet 10 the
northerly side Of tnirty-eight feet wade
street now called Liberia street and oren-
ing into Scott street and Lincoln street
and parallel with Fourteenth street
thence thereby westerly one hundred feel
to a stake; thence northerly parallel with
scott street tishty-rve feet 10 cofnerl
thence i'm a northcasterly direction ane
along a line Of the Baltimore and fhila'
delphia Railroad Company sevcnty-iwo
! feet more or less to corner I'm the
southerly side OF Fourteenth street and
distant hfty-hve feet from the westerly
side OF scott street; thence Thereby east
erly hfty-nve feet 10 the place Of BEGIN
ming be the contents within said bounds
wna- tney may.
Seized and taken In execution as th'
property OF Israel p Rhoades and Benla'
I min r. Healy. and TO be sold by
HENRY STAFFORD. Shsrln.
SheriTs onice. Wilmington. Del
February is. 1907.
i
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WALL DECORATORS.

PAPER HANGING from t2.6o a room
up at L. ROsIN. t2S W. Second street
Work guaranteed.
Evening journal., 1907-02-20
BOATS AND LAUNCHES.

LAKE ENGINE. CONE SEE 1T RUN,
I. VI. LAKE,
BoursA bldg, Philadelphia. Pa.
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HELP wANrED-MALE.

nELF WAN EQ-MAIE.
------,..-.--,-..-~--------
WANTED-YounE man to work in
liquor store: between Is and n years Of
age. Address RS, Journal Oficc. i2Q-2t
WANTED-Two OF three good amateurs.
Apply In writing to H. NJ. Starr, care
Grand opera House. jSo-u
WANrED-Barber. Apply Immediately
II. r. Turner, Fourth and Jefferson sis.
fi9-3t
WANTED-Fceders Tor cylinder and job
presses. male and fcmaie both. Oiighe
waEes) MCINTYRE q CO, 6ls Market
street ilo-dt
WANTED-A white cook and waitress 70
assist with washing, girls for houscwork,
chiid's nurse. good wages. a man and wife
for tho country. German Intelligence Oh
ficc 500 Madison St fii-u
wANTED--Good man to solicit business
for a reliable furniture house Reference.
Address l.. X, Evening journal Onico.
fl5-tf
WANTED-For the L. S. Marine Corps
men between ages q and g. An oppor.
tunlty TO see the world. For fnll informa.
tion apply In person or by letter to u. 5
Marine Corps Recruiting Ofhce, Post or
fice Building, Wilmington, Del. jao-aot
Evening journal., 1907-02-20
REAL ESTATE FoR SALE.


FOR SALE Excellent business location
on Madison street Apply 70 owner Coz
washington street, i-o-lm
FOR sALE--Rostaurant dong good
business. WIN sell cheap. as proprietor
has TO leave city. Address Rl5, Evening
Journal Onlcc. f20-u
FOR sALE--fIouse s. w. Cor. 2rd and
Jackson s rooms and bath. Modern im-
provements. Terms reasonable. Apply On
pleinses' NN
FOR SALE Blacksmith and horseshoe
ing shop established 50 years good ioca-
tion with "a profitable business. VIII sell
good will. stock and fixtures. T.. W OF
rEY, Claymont, Del. liS-5t
TOR SALE CHEAP stock and nxturcs
OF grocery store including horsc and
wagon and good will OF store. For par
ticulars apply to Il. G. Bradford Jr.. 10i
Market st., Wilmington, or Emory Blake
ly, Henry Clay. Del. f5-it
NoTicEa
FOR sAI.E-Furniture Of broom iiat
Rooms ali rented Address Ni Evening
Journal O9icc. i--u
NOTICE-Netue NJ Dunning IS nf
longer In my emnloye as housekceper.
viii not pay any bills contracted by her
nest w y. SMITH
DO THEY AcHE1 w H. JACOB
chlropodist. Corns removed without pain
IS cents ioi west Seventh street
j26-tf
Evening journal., 1907-02-20
sHERlFF's SALES.

sYnRIFrs sALE.-B1 VIRTUE OF
a writ Of Lcvari Facias, 10 me directed
viii be exposed 10 public sale az The
Court House, on Market street. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets IN the city
Of Wilmington, New castle county,
.lnln Of Il.Iu WIN
Evening journal., 1907-02-20
FARMS FoA SALE.

FOR SALE 20 close an estate. A very
valuable farm OF 800 acres In Richmond
county Virginia. VIII be sold az a aacri-
ice. Apply WILMINGTON TRUST co.
ei5 Market 81.
BUY A FARM IN PcNNsYLvANIA,
NEW JERSEY OR DELAWARE.
Best States for profitable farming. SOIL
adapted to great variety Of crops. Near
markets that pay best prices Tor your pro-
ducts. Farm lands In these states my
speciality, sold and bought Write 70 par
ticuiars. RAYMOND q. FRICk. iloi r. Il.
Trust Bid, Philadelphia.
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pUnIIC SALE.

win be sold at 5is West sixth street on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY a.
Ataa. m. household goods such as beds,
bedanr. tables. chairs. rockers, carpets,
mating. dishes, stoves and many other
articles.
fis.a W. A. aUKII.L Auc.
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mnnrnAnr BROKERS.


MONEY 10 LOAN on des'rahla FIRST
MORTGAGES ON city properties IN amounts
to suit HAWKINS = CO, ll2 MarkeS q:
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PUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber intend nc 10 quit farm-
ing will sc.l his ent no stock and farming
implements without reserve. az his resi-
dencr on ihc road leading from Hare's
Corner 10 chr.stiana, IN New Castle hun
drod ON
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY. &C. 1901,
Al O'Clock q. M,
IA head of good home-raised horses and
colts. 20 head OF home raised cows, some
fresh and others close springcrs.
ono fine stock bull. years old. brood
SONS. VIII be In by day OF sale. Is good
shoats, farm wagons. with bed and rig
ging; market wagon. sellers family car
riare IN good order. sleigh and bells, Nc
Cormick binder and mower, both In good
order; drills. harrows cultivators. plows.
roller, horse rake. o. sets OF harness, coli
lars and brides % grain bags, platform
scales. hay fork ana rope
No. 8 Sharplcss luhu ar Hand Separator,
capacity $50 p,uncg per hour. used one
year
300 bushels OF corn. haf interest In %
acres OF wnca in the ground Household
and Kitchen furniture. Many articles too
numerous TO mention.
All sums Of $50 and under cash. over that
amount q credit OF nine months will be
given. 3 per cent on for cash on credit
sums
HARRY IT. HANCE.
Geo. r. Davis Auc. fis-2o-2e-25
Evening journal., 1907-02-20

WEDNESDAY,. FEBRUARY 90. 1907.
Al o'clock sharp. S5 head OF good sec
ond hand horses that have been used IN
the city and win sell for one-half OF their
value All young. servieeable and soena'
inqf out OF hard work. This is an onpor-
tunity 20 get a horse that will improve
with YOU. Also a few sound horses, these
horses have been selected by myself ana
among them are many blacks. TWO q
with foai / colt, IS months old; 2 yearing
colts. sired by prince Ashton road
60. ] pair OF mules, so head of dairy COWS,
new manure sprcadcr i new 3-horee
Buckeye grain drill, 2-horso cart and har-
ness and many other articles.
Sale rain or shine. Dinner at ~ o'clock.
VIII sell IN tho dry.A credit OF % days viii
be given, interest added.
JOHN r. O'NEAL.
Successor TO O'Neal Brothers.
Price Dlllwofth, Auc.
Ellis Hicks. clerk. fif-bt
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FoR SALE.


FOR SALE--Good work horse. Apply
W. b.. Robinson, Diamond state Steel Co.
south side Std street bridge .fi6-5t
FOR sAf.E-Desrable lot on Eighth
avenue. % by 50 feet. Apply eo7 Washing
ton street. fis-eod-im
Evening journal., 1907-02-20
PUBLIC SALES.

prptIc SALE OF furniture, az 7o7 shin.
lev. sfroct. on Friday, February 22, 1901
Rede. bedding, dining room iurnture
kitchen furniture. new stove, brass
frimnrd bodstcAd and other articles
CHARLES w. NICKERSON, JR, Con
stable ill--t
Evening journal., 1907-02-20
coNrAAoroRs ANn pulLpERe.
CARPET WEAVING.

lest RAG CARPETS In the UniteA
States, wOve well. look well, wear we'll
All kinds woven to order GEO. W. MAR
SHALL, 2o7lt Monroe At Oe-sod
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pUDLTc SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
Household goods and furniture ot the
late Mrs. Mary b. Mercer tOi Mccaulley
street. win be sold az public sale THURS
DAY MORNING. FEBRUARY q, 1907, az
10 o.ciock at tho above address. Terms
cash.
ROBERT a. ALLEN Administrator
stidaan, and Sons Auctionoers fle-2t
prprIc SALE or HORSES AND
Nf-f,Fs. .-the subscriber viii gch az pun.
ilc aalc. al his stables, Ae West tfoni
street wilmington, Del. on hA.i fs'Hi
FEBRUARY %, lao', az o'cloeh y lil.
sA head OF Nowhwcst Missouri and Ne
braelga horses rive pairs Of good molc'
Several good secondhand horses mo
,nules suitable for farm work and Two
spnnish Jacks, Just a little better than
any other Jacks In this part OF the coun.
frv the horses are all good, broke ana
raadv 10 20 20 work. younH. sound and
,,,,icg, from 1000 to 1900 pounrs. ANYONE
wanting to get a good horse should az.
tend this nale. as I have the goods and
must sell them TO make room Tor more
Every horse no be a. represented ol
money refunded. I am in the business -
rieaee Inc pcopie. and All ! ask is ,
small pr0ht Come and bring your triendi
and you will SEQ tho greatest horse sho"
ever exhibited here. ...,,.,
stdham & Sons, Auctioneers. f2o-St
PUBLIC SALE OF HORSES AND cows
AND FARM IMPLEMENTS.
The undersigned VIII sell az Public SAFE
az his farm al Mt Cuba, Del, on
Evening journal., 1907-02-20

PUBLIC SALE or HORSES AND COWS
AND FARM IMPLEMENTS.
The undersigned viii sell az Public sale,
az his farm at Mt. Cuba, Del, on
Evening journal., 1907-02-20

At the Lyceum Theatre this after
noon and evening "The Queen Of the
White Slaves will close its engage
ment The show is one OF the big
gest which has been seen here.
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Continued in Section TsDo.)
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Mt, Pleasant

Grandpa EcCann is. on the sick
list.
Harry Pugh Soda horse one day
asst week.
Rey, Smith filled his regular ap
pointment her Sunday.
Several from here attended church
at Shaw Sunday night.
Charley Clark and family have
moved ia this vic nifty to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Trip have another
little son at their home.
Skating was the great amusement
the past week.
Geo. TAYLOR assisted Geo, Rush
bale hay Saturday.
ia per Northcut has purchased a
farm near Ga sburg, They are going
to move this week.
Jesse Gilmore and wife of Erie
visited their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. S. Clark Saturday.
Hazel Miller and Hazel Ellis visited
with Carrie Satterwhite Sunday.
Walter Bell visited with Olive
Taylor, -omer and Earl Miller and
Lloyd Chilson last week.
May Ayers of Fuirview visited will
Violet Whitworth and ATTENDED
church here Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. P. L. Chilson AND
Lille ate dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
August Deoler and daughters, Estella
and Blanch, Sunday.
The ichoolmates and friends of Miss
F!orenc D4vldsou gave hers fare
well pa y Friday evening at th'
hi me Of ler aunt, Mrs. NorthcuL
Tn, Sc pr ent were: Misses Viole,
and Mabl n htworth, Carrie Satter-
white, Lille Gibson, HdZ:l Miller
Estella and Blanch Debler, Cora East.
ourn: Messgs. Homer and Earl Miller.
Frank, Charley and Clay Singer
I Lloyd Gibson, Give Taylor, MerliL
nd Leon Eastourn.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-02-15
Urbana

Warmer weather the past week.
Or. lies made business Tip to
Clannte Tuesday.
Ethel Fisher went to Chanute Tues
day TO help Mrs. Will Carson about
moving.
VIM. Cox has moved TO a farm
n rthWe-t Of Humboldt. We regret
very much to loose SO good citizen.
GeorgeBlaue cam om O.awatomi,
Tuesday where he had been working
in the as lun.
Al. Smith was baling hay for Mr..
Wolf Tuesday.
G. w. Triplett SHIPPED a car OF sto, k
from here Monday.
J. E. Rogers loaded car Of e;r
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PENSION DECISIONS
RY THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE DEPART
MENT OF THE INTERIOR.

Veteran Furlough. "A veteran
furIough" with the organization to
which The soldier belongs, is dlstiu
guished from individual furloug b
aud means u furlough given contem :
pOraneOusly TO the whole Of said or
ganlzatiOr, embracing all its members
aud 1t is operative from date Or from
the moment Of the diSbandment of
aid organization at the pace and
time designated for rendezvous until
tue reassembllng Of The organ ZdJiou
1T said RENDEZVOUS upon tue eXpira
ion Of said furlough; and an enlisted
man. havlug such veteran furlUugh,"
i regaI ded, during the existence uf IL
ds ia the line Of duty for peUsOnable
purposes, the same as IL ia the field
or hospital"
Evidence. The written entries aud
statements OF a pubic officer 10 the
discharge of his official duty are at
teudt d With the legal presunptinn
tnat his duty therein was properly
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District Sc

Arlie aud Doris Biggs have been
sick with severe cold.
George Dewey and wife, Dave Mar
pie and wife Sundayed with G. c,
Jackson aud wife.
Mrs. W. G, Hansen and family spent
sunday at Mrs. Joe Ilansen's.
Mary Kepley spent Sunday with
Vyrle Jones'.
Freddie and Charley Hansen went
hunting Saturday.
Mrs. Ella Mcdonald and little Mel.
lie are SICK.
Fred Bowers and family Sundayed
at VIM. Biggs'.
John Myers spent Monday night at
Vim. Hansens.
James and Ed Hudson Of Rest, Lon
Meow an aud family, Graft MCGOWAN
and family, E. l.. Tennis aud wife
spent Sunday at Grandma Meow
ans.
Clay Tennis and Verne PATTI rson
spent Sunday with Lee aud Charles
Gates.
Gus MARBLE and Murray Tel. is
went to Kncald Saturday to VISIT
few days with Mr.. Marbles par
ents.
Edith Chapple, May Morehead and
Pearl Cresey spent Sunday with Urs.e
and Nellie Smith.
Jerome Neptune and wife moved
their household goods TO ChauuGe
Thursday aud jim Bounie moved u
Chauute the same day.
Pete and Will Hansen and Bert
Xepley are working gu the pipe line.
Estil and Jesse Jones spent Sunday
with Leslie and Aaron Kepley.
Pearl Eddy of Chanute spent iii
after part Of last aud the first OF this
week with her sister Mrs. Grant Nc
Jowan.
Grant MCGOWAN moved his famil,
to Chauute Tuesday, His brother
Lon will move into the house which
he vacateS.