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Middletown transcript., 1907-11-09
ODESSA

Mr. Elias N. Moore is visiting friends
in Pennington, n. ].
DR.. w. v. Woods was a recent visitor
with friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. James T. Shallcroas is spending
this week with friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. William 81. Eccles and daughter,
Miss Emma, acre visitors in Wilmington
on Saturday,
Mrs. M. A. NJ. Davis and son Maitly
spent several days Of last week with rela-
tives in Wilmington.
Mrs. Emma Mcclellan has returned
home, after spending two weeks With
friends in Chester, Pa.
William C. Rhein has accepted the
position of Captain on the steamer
Frankie" of Smyrna.
Miss Martha Evans was entertained on
Sunday at the home of Mrs. E. G. ARM
strong, near McDonough.
-1
Mrs. Fred Reynolds was called to
Philadelphia this weak owing to tie
serious illness OF her mother.
Miss Anna o. Ludnlan, Of Philadelphia,
was entertained on Sunday last at the
home OF Miss B. NJ. Stevens.
Mr.. NJ. Kumpel, Of Medford, N. j..
epent several days of last week with
William P. Rhein and family.
Mr.. Oliver G. Stevens who has been
travelling in New York State for several
weeks, has returned to his home here.
Mrs. w. P. Rhein and Miss Lola G.
Harris are spending this week with Ii.
Stevenson and wife at Greensboro, Md.
Messrs. Harry and William Townsend,
a Wilmington, visited their parents,
q. orge L. Townsend and wife, on Sunday.
E4rs. John Bingnear and daughter, Miss
Mar :, have returned home, after spend
;us.sa ,erals days Of last week in Philadel-
pi,ia@s
Mrs. John W. Watkins has returned
home. aher spending several days Of last
week With friends in the City Of Brotherly
Love.
Mrs. ida Keller and daughter Edna
have ret. trued home, after spending sew
eral days of thi& week with relatives in
Wilmington.
On Sunday evening last Rev. T. L.
Poulson Of Ridley Park, preached a very
forcible sern son in 81. Panl's N. E. Church,
the theme beina Temperance.
Mrs. ]. B. Brackeh who has been
spending son sesime at Poeassett. Mass.
returned to the hosae OF her daughter,
Mrs. Henry F. Smytla. tass seek.
Rev. D. ]. Givsn, Misses Edna e.
Ewell and Ethe7 L., Mailly have returned
home, after spending three days Of this
week in ST. Mic baels, Md. where they
attended the EpsRorth League Conven-
ton rs delegates.
On tomorrow, Sunday, evening Miss
Emma B. Newman, @ returned mission
mry, will deliver am address in St. Panl's
M. Il. Churcl, services beginning at 7.30
O'Clock Everyone is most cordially in
'vited 20 come hear her.
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WARWICK

Miss Ethel Vinyard was quite III tIiip
week.
The Misses Cullom visited in Cscilton
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary A. Lo1and spent this week
with relatives near CeciIton.
Prerching at the M. P. Church to-
morrow morning at O.S0 o'clock.
Mrs D. IS. Cannon, Of Philadelphia, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary a. Loiland.
Mrs. G. NJ. Cullom returued from
Washington on Thursday, after an ex-
tended visit.
Miss Bessie w. Gunkle entertained
Mrs. James Budd, Of Wayne. Pa. part Of
the past week.
MFR. and Mrs. John Lattomus visited
Miss EshelWyn Maloney, in Townsend,
on Tuesday and "Wednesday.
Rev- G M. Cullom Of this town, and
Rev. j. M. Mitchell Of GaleDa, viii hold
union meeting in Sasaafras NJ Z. Church,
beginning sunday evening.
The ladies Of the NJ. r. Church will
hold an oyster and poultry supper IN the
Hall On the evenings Of Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, November 10th,
2lst and 22d. Come and help good
cause.
warwick Public School
The following pupils Of Warwick public
school deserve special mention for the
month Of October Eighth Grade Stella
Bishop, Jodis stsarns, Clara Price, Mamie
Merritt, Alice Smith. Euia Viayard,
Josephine Aiken. Seventh Grade-Les-
ter Bishop, Mae Dsvine, Howard Bishop
Lily Desine, Rodney Price, Fannie Sim
Eons, Francis Marsh, Cur Lcckermany
William Pierce. sixth Grade Margaret.
Marsh. Michael Carroll, Robs Thornton,
Harry Smith, Rnssell Tarbutton. Alsce
Marsh. Fifth Grade-Jennie Bishcst,,
Josephine Garner, Jeanette Simonss Es''4z-
abeth Aiken, Leland Prias: oufsa !
Grade Edna Price, Richard q. ReEla
Hewea, Amelia Smith, ClaF 3 Cohsea
John Garner, Third Gfade7 Elsie u ass
ming, Marie Desine, Maurice evine, Ests
Waith, 1nec Welth, Amos Flson lec'
||spna g Trade Carrie Locke sgsealct
s7as Gu5ia yinyafsl iiahl
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sTEPHENs-BECKMAN WEDDING

On Wednesday last at high noon, Miss
Edna Vinyard Stephens was given in
marriage by her father, Mr.. ]. B. Stephens,
at Zion NJ. E. Church, Cecilton, Md, to
Mr.. Joseph Stickney Beckman, OF Phila-
delphia. Promptly at the appointed hour
the bridal party entered the church to
the strains of the wedding march rendered
by Miss Bessie Wilson Gunkel, proceed
ing to the chancel where beautiful arch
was formed from which was suspended a
large bell, and there by the Rev. W. F.
Dawson they were pronounced husband
and wife, The chancel was banked with
ferns, asparagus and white chrysanthe-
NUNS.
The bride was gowned in white MESA
line, trimmed in Oriental lace and carried
a shower bouquet of white roses and lilies
of the valley. Miss Anna Maude Davies
Of Philadelphia, as maid OF honor, wore
pink ~muIl trimmed in handmade lace,
carrying large bouquet of pink chrysan-
themums. The bridesmaids were Misses
Emma and Ethyl Vinyard Of Warwick,
Md, who wore white pongee with pink
sashes and carried large bouquets OF pink
chrysanthemums.
The groom was attended by Mr.. Howard
Lukens of Philadelphia, Mr.. Julian To-
bias of Philadelphia, and Mr.. Amos R.
Merritt of Warwick, being the ushers,
with w. J. B. Lofand of Warwick, as
master of ceremonies.
The ceremony was followed by recep-
ton, after which Mr.. and Mrs. Beckman
left for an extended trip to Niagara Falls.
They will be at home after December LIST
at 2111 North Twelfth street, Philadel.
phia. The writer extends congratulations
through the columns OF The TRANSCRIPT.
w. j. B. L.
Middletown transcript., 1907-11-09
DEATH or MRS. CLARA 3. GILPIN

After an illness Of several weeks, Mrs.
Clara R. Gilpin passed peacefully away
at 1890 o'clock, Thursday morning sat her
home in this tamn. She bad been criti-i
caiIy i'll for several days and her death
was not unexpected Deceased was the
eldest daughter Of The late Governor John
p. Cochran. Funeral services will be-
held al her late home Main and Breed
streets this Saturday afternoon at three
O'Clock, and intefnieESE Y RA naAde ~
Forest Cemetery Rsasixas eaa friends
Iare invited ID attend sasesiz II = lssf iios
Middletown transcript., 1907-11-09
ANNOUNCEMENT

Pr. q Burton Pearson annpunces that
be will be away alter October 20tl, taking
post graduate course during The fail and
winter, and Df Paul Il Smith, lass fasi-
dent physician at#the Delaware Hospital.
Mill take charge of isis pFactiea during bill
absence Pr. Smith viii occupy pF.E
safaun's oflixB, al South Bfoaa eEFsa&
Middletown transcript., 1907-11-09
ROLLS OF HONOR

The following pupils Of Middletown
Public Schools have attained 80 per cent.
or better for the month OF October
HIGH SCHOOL. Grade A-Blanthe Dea-
kyne. Grade B-Arthur Price, Elsie.
Boulden, Leanora Davis. Grade C-Mar-a
tina Voshell.
DEPARTMENT No. 2. A Glass Rupert
Burstan, Ruby Whitlock, John Hoffeeker,
Irving Brockson, Wilhelmira King, Ben
ME Denny, Alice Cochran. B Glass
Maude Taylor, Helen Mcdowell, Frank
Richards, Reba Deakyne, Irene Reed.
DEPARTMENT No. 8. A Glass Eliza
beth Gibbs, Laura Connellee, Miriam
Berkman. B Class-Theodore Whitlock,
Alice Bouiden, Willie Gallagher.
DEPARTMENT No. A. A Glass Sarah
Hates, Lille Scott, Jessie Shepherd, Mil
dred Redgrave, Holmes Burke. B Glass
Leila Pearce, Beulah Whitlock, Artie
Scott, Helen Hall, Mary Cochran, John
Kumpel, Crawford David, Earl CleaEer,
Harry Segelken. Francis Pinder.
DEPARTMENT No. 5. A Class-Odel Gal
lagher, Eva Marker, Alma Whitlock,
Otho Scott, Mildred Vaughan, Allan
Johnson, Frank Walker, Frank New hor-
ter, Charles Kelly, Foster johnson. Cort-
landt Pinder. B Glass Esther Whitlock,
Margaret Pleasanton, Hattie Cochran,
Leila Pratt, Mildred Hall, Mile Rosen-
berg. Mabel Pinder, Alden Parker. Lucy
Swain, Albert Schuman.
The following pupils Of Brown Cottage
School have attained ansavsrage Of 80 per
cent. for the month of October Bertha
Manloye, Nina Casielow, Mabie Conner,
Jessie Kohl, Avery Donovan. Joseph
Murray, William Clark, Irving Sparks
and Bryan Boulder.
Middletown transcript., 1907-11-09
A Word
to the Wise

is sufficient. Come to Fogel's
and save money. Do you want
a Ladies outfit, one for the little
girl or the baby. You will find
many styles to. choose from. The
most fastidious can be suited
here in quality, price and style.
Our immense stock consists of
Ladies' Suits, Coats, Skirts,
Waists, Millinery, Corsets, I'm
derwear, Misses and Childrep..s
Dresses, Coats and Hosiery, "a
large line of Blankets and Con
forts. Space don't allow rs to
mention prices. Come and see
for yourself and compare our
prices with others.
Middletown transcript., 1907-11-09
CuRREHr PRICES
MIDDLEToWE GRAIN MARKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY HY 8 =. FoARD.
Wheat No. $l.O / Corn
No. q Yellow, shelled ~
Timothy Seed $2.75 " cob ...- ~
Clover Seed 10 .15 Oatss.............. 80
AfIDDLETOWN PRODUCE MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY By ". \. coNNEILEE.
|gszooa. .s,er sloz.. s0GS2
n assssfrv butter. .uer fb............ 25(@3O
creamery Butter, per h... sS5ss936
lard per 73la14
4.fua Ghicirens. par sb................. 1920
,fse,sf 45
Middletown transcript., 1907-11-09
The MiddleteWn Transcript
Mails Close Is Follows.

Going Nortf--7.2O .. M, 10. .05 a. M. $50 m.
$40 b. M. and pm.
Going South 90 M. A.l5 p. M. and 9 p m
For Odesss-75.0 q. M. ESQ o. m. IL 30 q. Els
4.b0 p. no.
For warwick Ceciiton and Earlvflle $40 q,
M, and 4.45 p. M.
Middletown transcript., 1907-11-09
LETTER TO W. ]. WILSON
Middletown, Del.

Dear Sir: Josh Billings never said any
thing truer than thrs: ''Sucksess duz not
konsist ov never maxim blunders, but in
not maxim the wun twist"
NR Watkins. Of Lott, Texas, bad his
house painted some years ago, and it took
l3 gallons Of what be believed to be paint;
be bought il for paint, and it looked like
paint. the painter said il was paint.
He has had il painted again; il took 4
gallons Devoe.
ii cost s65 before; now $50.
He knows Il j painted now, and he's
got that $50 ii safe place. He's got
Iii kpowiedge ii fafe place TOO.
Yours truly
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3D&g
A. FOGEL,
East Main St. MlDDLETOWN.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
OF
APPOQUINIMINK HUNDRED

The taxable residents of Appoquini-
mink Hundred, and all persons liable to
pay tax in said Hundred, are hereby
notified that the Taxes for the year 1907
are now due, and the undersigned Tax
Collector for said Hundred, will be
AT THE OFFICE OF GEORGE NJ. D. HART,
IN TOWNSEND, DEL,
SATURDAYS,
NOVEMBER 2. 9, l6, % and 80. 1907.
From / to o'clock, F. M.
EXTRACT FROM THE LAWS or DELAWARE.
GOVERNING THE COLLECTION OF TAXES or
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
Tax bills can be obtained by making
personal application to the Collector, or
by sending written communication en-
closing stamps.
An abatement OF 5 per centum win be
allowed on ALI taxes paid during the
month Of August.
WILLIAM n. MONEY,
Collector Taxes fer Appcquinimink Hundred
Middletown transcript., 1907-11-09

Mrs. j. B. Bracket who has been
spending son sesime At Pocassett. Mass.
returned to the home OF her daughter,
Mrs. Henry F. Smyth. dass seek.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-30
SHEPPARD HAS A CINCH
On Federal Judgship-He Only is
ReCOmmended-Settle Not In It.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MOI In IL,
pensacola Journal, 26th.)
According to reports received In
Pensacola from Washington, District
Attorney Sheppard, Of this city, has
no opponent in his application for
appointment to the federal bench to
succeed the late Judge Charles
Ewayne, and friends of the district at
tOrney believe that if these reports
are correct he has ''cinch" in being
named as the next district Judge.
1t is stated that all papers relating
to filing the vacancy caused by the
death of Judge swayne have been re-
ferred to the department Of justice
for sorting, and recommendation to
the president. These recommends
tons contain only one name, that Of
Mr.. Sheppard, and while it is not
known positively it is the general be-
lief that the attorney general, who is
close friend and admirer of the dis
triet attorney, has already recon-
mended Mr.. Sheppard for appoint
ment.
1t is known that Senator Mallory
and Senator Taliaferro have endorsed
Judge Evelyn c. Maxwell for the po-
sitiOn. but this was sent the president,
and as far as known has not been
sent by him to the department of JUS
tice.
The department Of justice, so far
as is known here, has not considered
the name Of Ex-GongreSsman Settle
Of North Carolina for the position.
1t Is the belief that within ten days
or two weeks the president will name
the next Judge of the district.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-30

W. lrnarily one Of perfect form
hsHm Many q plain woman
y nsA rser serve as an artists
asss lhoss rare qualities
Il De eegld admiFes: neatness,
Ga tlnh smooth skin and
3 lasHasn Of step and action
rangszg sod health. A ply
sas renan Is never attract
IS aa 70 herself. Electric
restore weak women. give
wsa bright eyes. smooth,
ala, beautiful complexion.
lsa At Barclay & Grower
4 ~ g elnts d-ws
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-30

Cslollna Mo
vie and Thsn Himself.
80 \. c.. July s7.-Lyius
4. Z their own blood Harry
rorshssd street merchant
4 slls, we're found side BY SIDE
-. bedroom adjoining the store
8 ~s,,iug b. the srrand boy who
n. j vsks bis employer, forced
..,...s. Mrs. Powers was dead
q, hr,ins oosed from 8 gaping
! he head. Powers. with a
-. 4 ne base Of the BRAIN was
-, sssshlng. Floor and walls
9. ,ssisrsd with blood broken
- vss scattered about the ROOM
,lI.aIIsd vhisksy bottles sat on
su,ssu and an empty laudanun
= nrbolIs acid bottles lay near
49,. hssd. Unmistaksble EVIL
-. Dslnlsd to the fact that Powers
4, 40, bis wife after a drunken
.u,l ana then attempted suicide. A
i sish two empty chambers was
4 mar the mans right hand. The
81, we're given to occasional de-
...,,a and violent Quarrels. Neigh
heard shots fred about . o'clock
sIrhs but did not Investigate.
nsrulaisa blood on the floor was
a, srldsnee that the woman had
dead nsny hours. The bed was
/ s,h,d and the srrsnd boy who
ewrsd the crime did not come on
srslI 7 o'clock Powers was re-
\ m % Z hospital where be Is still
Ia Ms. Powers was a Miss Mary
n,ra and he couple we're married
h,wIIls. n. C.. six years ago and
20 i Chattanooga several years be-
~ anlng to Charlotte. Powers
"a lnf reputation and their re-
sss unhappy. Jealousy is
so y At the bottom Of the
q "a
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-30

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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-30
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The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13
HAYWARD REAL ESTATE

IN w AMI hE<AA E1c4< q.
HAYWARD PROPERTY.
RAMAGE e. STANTON.
Before Buying See Our List of Properties. We
Have Some Fine Bargains. Below are Few:
$50 DOWN, BALANCE SIS PER MONTH.
NO INTERESTING TAXES.
Splendid vegetable land level; produces large
crops without any irrigation; good location;
only mile from electric and school:
one-acre lots. THEN WE HAVE
S220o-51a good land, with two acres in
orchard; fine soil; small house; large barn
poultry houses and yards; splendid poultry
ranch and home.
s32oO-3 acres fine black loan; improvements
all new and modern: good location; ideal little
home and income place.
S3200-5 acres good soil: some young orchard !:
house Of rooms. barn, poultry houses and
$4,000 acres fine soil: fruit: house OF 5
rooms, barn. mill and tank; only block
from electric car.
$6000-18 acres. part in fruit and vineyard; g.
room house. barn. poultry houses and yards:
brooder and incubator: 800 chickens horse
and farming implements go with place.
5000 acres; splendid soil: improvements
modern, with all conveniences: house very
nicely furnished; well located; ideal country
home.
Our new tract. which has just been subdivided
into one-acre lots, is now on the market; lots
on the electric car line and aslo on the new
scenic boulevard. Prices from $500 to $500
per lot. Terms, one-fourth cash. balance in
one, two or three years.
For Further Particulars Apply to
RAMAGE & STANTON,
Castro ST. Near A,
HAYWARD. CAL.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13
RESIDENCE PROPERTY.

A NORTHWEST CORNER-A lot 81 6xl24. in
the Berry Bangs Dutard district setting out
and its present price. $50 foot under any
Berry Bangs corner; the price IS there TO sell
ssa5ol so foot and 'n'-h'if cash. 'GSi 81
ID FEET ADJOINING-With a depth of 124:
lot facing south In a row Of south frontage
running west from College ave. for 3 blocks
on Webster ST.; there's class in that; S25OO. IS
NORTHEAST CoRNER-In the same tract:
I55xl23: within block Of the College ave car
ZINE; surrounded by the finest kind Of neigh
l'ors; and e. gooo wide one in the same row
fvith the other, too; $500 50
o.LEGE AND WEBSTER-A northwest corner
averaging so feet In width and I23 deep; the
nme building restrictions $500. 90
WBsTER sT.-A lot 4szl2z. in the same tract
SO n foot; SIC cheaper than anything in
brry Bangs and faces the south, too; S2l6O. 81
MIR COLLEGE AvE.-Five lots for builder:
southeast corner settling 3 feet above the
aeet; facing west and commanding splendid
uW, within stone r throw Of the College
g, car line IN this same Country Club dis
s0t soon. g.
At sHE COUNTRY CLUB-5O feet adjoining
n Country Club grounds and opposite piece
21 21properJy al ready 10 be opened up FOR sub
ditsion; Sl5 q front foot and worth more than
So right today. SO
IN ALTA PIEDMONT.
BALAl AVE. AND PARK WAY-A southwest
cornc, lO0II2S. IN Oakland's finest residence
tract lots So and 80 IN Alta Piedmont: one
of Ofzland's finest residences across the corner
sno mother costing SO. 900 under con-
strucioD % feet away; price way below the
marke~ o.
PAlsA ANE.-Facing west and commanding one
of tn finest scents views IN our entire
county q lot oOxl6l at S225O. 60
Win trsde either Of the above for Berkeley
properly
REED REALTY COMPANY,
2oTb University Avenue. Just on Shattuck
Phone Berkeley 1o7.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13
WHERE MONEY MAKES MONEY.

hhEhE MOAE1 MAhES MONE1-
Invest in West Berkeley, where there has been
more money made in the last year for the
amount invested than in any other part of
we sold nearly all the property that adver-
tised last week. so we VIII try It again.
several lots boxloo and 5ox2oz on Bristol st..
close to San Pablo ave-, s17.5o and $40 per
Lot on the north side OF Delaware, close TO San
Lot. 5oKioO. east side of Francisco. near San
Lot. 5ox1s5. south side of Francisco. near San
Lot. BOX 5ox1oo. east side of 9th st. close to Della
Several good lots on 9Th St. between University
Good Groom house on west side of sth St, be
tween Bristol and Delaware; lot 5Ox1So only
Corner lot on Addison ST. 4sx1Oo, 5000.
Two modern houses. one broom and one 4-room n,
Panf efe both fee seo terms
Corner OF Addison and 7th SITS, lot 9Ox1Oo. $3.50
way. corner OF Bonita and Hearst aves., that
we Will sell for $25. 600; terms; this property
will net per cent on the purchase price, these
houses could not be built today. for less than
$4,000 each. and the ground alone is worth
$1,000; street work and sidewalks complete;
vestment and is unquestionably one of the
best buys in Berkeley today.
Fine factory site. 125x155 on the ID St switch.
right in the center of the manufacturing dis
Ten acres between the railroad and water front:
$1,000 per acre; every facility for factory pur-
poses.
25o-foot frontage. center of the manufacturing
district SIS per foot.
Splendid piece Of property on the north side Of
University ave-. 25x100. cheap.
Lot on 9th St. 52x100. $3.50.
Leading dealers in factory sites the water
front.
We have made as high as 4so per cent for our
customers in the last year.
Come and us; we will show you; we will
give you names; you can see for yourself if
you are from Missouri
ID. ". MCLAUGHLIN CO.,
1041 University ave.