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Natice of Hearing Petition for Letters
Administration

Oct BIB
Natice of Hearing Petition for Letters
Administration
state of South Dakota, County of Hand,
IN. In county courr, October term, 1907.
In the matter OF the estate OF Herman
Matter. deceased,
The state OF south Dakota sends greeting
to Louisa Matter, Carrie G.. Matter, Frank
g.. Matter, john Matter, Carl W. Matter.
Earnest Matter, Minnie Matter, Clarence
Matter and Elmer Matter, heirs at Law and
next of kin of Herman Matter deceased, and
To all whom these presents may come.
Notice is hereby given. that Louisa Mat
ter has fled with the Judge Of this Court, a
petition praying for Letters of Rdministra-
tion OF the estate OF Herman Matter, deceas-
ed. for Franx g. Matter, and that Friday
the 1 18th day OF November 1907 at ~ o'clock
a. M. OF said day, being a day of n regular
term OF this court, tow II: OF the November
term. 1907. at the Judges ONCE In the city
OF Miller county OF Hand has been set fOI
hearing said petition, when and where any
person Interested may appear and show
cause whv the said petition should not b.
granted.
Dated at Miller. s. d.. this goth day o
October A. ID. 1907.
Z. M. CARROLL.
Judge of the County Court
HARLAN j. BUsHrIELD. Atty.
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Oct 31t3
Probate Notice

Oct 31t3
Probate Notice
la county court, Hand county, South Da'
koua
In the matter. Of the estate Of Emory l.
Bates, Deceased.
Pursuant to an order OF said court made
on the 25th day OF October, 1907, notice Is
hereby given that Monday the 18th
day of November. 1907. at
O'Clock p. m. OF said day, at the court room
OF said court at the court honse. in Miller.
Hand. county. south Dakota, have be- u
appointed rs the time and place for hearing
the petition OF j. G. +, Wheelock ri Worces
ter county, massachusetts,. that the will o.
Emory l.. Bates late OF Worcester county
Massachusetts, be allowed and admitted to
probate In this court: and that letters OF
ADMINISTRATION withs.:d win annexed bs
issued to some suitable person; when and
where any person Interested may appear
and contest the same.
Dated Oct. 26, 1907.
@. NJ. CARROLL.
Judge OF the County Court.
County Court SeaD
W. f. MASON. Attorney.
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Notice for Publication

Oct, Its
Notice for Publication
Department OF the Interior, Land once at
Huron, y. ID. Oct. z, 1907
Notice IL hereby given that Cathrehe Burns
OF Ames, s. d., has filed notice OF her
intention to make nnal Communication proof
in support of her claim, viz:
Homestead Entry No. 1870 made Aug.
6, 1906, for the VIZ SEH Sec 81, L 40.
X ~. and that said proof will be made be
fore County Judge at Miller, SD. on Nov.
Is, 1907,
He names the GLOWING witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and cul-
tivation OF said land. viz:
Thomas J. Sweeney, Roscoe A. Edmonds,
Evan Howe, Idell McCari. All Of Ames. s, %.
CA BLAKE. Register
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Sewing

Sewing
Miss Mamie DeLange has return
ed to the city and taken rooms at the
home of DR.. r. l.. Smith. where she
will be pleased to see anyone wishing
any sewing done. 47t3
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B~USINESS......
OPPORTUNITIES
FIVE CENTS PER LINE

o have anything to sell, or II you de
sire to buy anything, a three or four line
notice in the PRESS will bring results.
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Stove For Sale

Stove For Sale
have a heater for sale. Burns
either hard or soft coal. Ats
C.. M. DIVER
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If you need a loan to complete the
purchase of that adjoining quarter
call on E. F. Waite, at the Hand Co.
State Bank.
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VIM. N. MYERS
B SHOP

First-class work of all kinds guaranteed. Three
chair shop. Your patronage solicited. West side
Broadway. Miller, S. ID.
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ptrnrIf aAUn

The subscriber about to rellnquish fnrn-
ing. viii sen nt public sale ut h's resi-
donce on Jasen Davis farm, furnnmst
Delaware. on
THURSDAY. MARCH Z. at o o. uis
u head OF good horses and colts. 10. j
COalie. black mare. ~ years old. NO. p
Dave. bay horse l6 years old No. 3.
Goldie. uOrrcl mare. z years old. No. g.
Maud. bay mare. 10 years old. No 3. fun-
ME. bay mare. 22 years old. No. 6, Belle,
sorrel mare, "a years old No. &, Fannie,
brown mare. u years old. No 8, Hop, bay
stallion years old In June. sired by HOP
No. p. Edna, bay colt coming years old
No. 10. Sadie. chestnut sorrel, coming two
yoars old No. ii Ada, sorrcl, coming
years old no. l2. Charlie bay ycarlns
No 10. Rock sorrel yearling.
90 head OF good dairy COWS. Some have
calves hy their side, others close springers
bulls. Z brood aows. lot Of chickons,
turkey hens ] gobbicr.
Farming Implements OF all kinds New
last year Harness. collars and brides, Sc
milk wagon harness and numerous othe
things too tedious 10 mention.
DAIRY Flxturca--3 d0-duart, 2o-Quart an
] tO-quaft milk cans, cooler, buckets mil
measuring stick churn and huttcr prin
/ Also 60 acres Of wheat In tho gruunt
Household and kitchen furniture.
Condltions-All sums OF so ana lesi
cash. over that amount 2 months cred
with hankable note, with approved IN
dorser. per cent on FOR cash on all crodl
sums. ..
GEORGE NJ BLACKBURN.
stIdhnm and SON. Aur.
Ellis T. Hicks. Clerk. m--it
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dents OF public SCHOOLS $500 .contingent
expenses. Communication in favor
presented from Milford Grange by
Senator Reed who thereupon, chang
ed his vote TO yes" Mr.. Conner. not
present on Thursday. also voted fyesH
Ayes, 10; Noes-Boyce, Hart, Jester
Lingo, Moore. Morrison, Rowland-7)
Ordered-By President Parker that
the secretary OF the Senate call the
roll Of those members who had not yet
voted on Senate bill No. 9S local option
for the State Roll called and made
it total of eleven to six for The bill
Messrs. Boyce and Lingo voted no. and
Mr.. Rose voted aye for the purpose Of
consideration.
Passed-senate bill TO reincorporate
the town OF Newport Amendment to
the charter Of Newar by reducing the
capitation tax TO a dollar nat rate per
year.
Concurred-in-House bill creating a
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ooNrRAeroRs AND suILpERs.
WARNER S LEWIS.
PUBLIC SALES.

Mar. T--George Blackburn. New ca-ra
hundred. stock and Implements. ID
o'clock.
mar. 7-Otley Vernon and Son. Mt. Cuba.
Del, stock and implements.
Mar. 81. II. McCollum. Chrst.ana Hun
dred. near Walnut Green school
House Stock and Implements
Mar. s-special sale Of first-class ia ni5
ture at sudham & Son. auc on
roong az o'clock
Mar. 1i--Mlndrd y. Day. Chrsti~na huns
dred, stock sud Implement.
Mar. 12-John G. Johnston, near Milford
X-Roads, Mil creek hundred
Mar. 11-C.W. McNamce. Mn creek huns
dred, stock and implements.
Mar 12-PerSonaa property of the latd
c. III. Griffith. Brandywine huhS
dred. stock and implements.
Mar 12-William Dun. near New Port.
stock and farming implements.
Mar 12-Personal Property OF Samuel
Eastburn. deceased. Mil Creek Tfc.
az 10 o'clock a. m.
Mar li-John Taylor, Min Creek hundred.
Mar. 1S--Edsar Vernon. sale OF personal
property. near Oak Hnl School
House. Chrstiana hundred.
farming implements and house,
hold goods
Mar. li-David unhet. Christina hundred.
stock and implements, at =
o'clock
Mar. 15-Herman IanEe adjoining Sheiipot
Park. Sfork and implements.
Mar. &c. W. Horne, sale OF carriages
second ana Walnut st.. at II a. m.
Mar. 1S-Jamas Carpenter. Chr istians hun
dred. stock and implements
Mar. l9-Talley ana Burker, Brandywins
Springs. sa.e Of stock
Mar. l9-s. NJ Knvington. stock and i'm
plements Brandywine Id, p. m.
Mar. 20-Furniture. 6i9 Lombard st., az
] o'clock p. m.
Mar. 21-Furnlture, sos West nth St., at
10 o'clock a. m.
Mar al-Orlauda G. sutton. on road lead
ing from State Road 70 Bear
station stock ana implements.
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PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALE
At Mt. Cuba, Del. on

At Mt Cuba, Del, on
THURSDAY. MARCH Z. at i2Sl o'clock.
Having sold our farm we VIII sell az
public sale. 10 head OF horses, No. l. brown
horse Prince. 6 years old, 1875 hands high.
good driver single or double. No. y, Bos-
ala bay mare, 6 years old regular block,
extra good worker. No. 3 Dewey, black
horse. years old. good all around horse
No 4. Corhet, buy horse. fun 16 hands
high, extra good horse IN an harness. No.
o. sultan. bay horse, 10 years old, 1874
hands high, good driver and would make
"a good delivery horse. No. g. Fannie, black
mare years Old sired by o. French
coach horse. No. Z, Sunshine. bay mare,
years old. sired by Alcyo, No. 10i3, roc-
ord 2.l0. Her dam was Linden. This is a
nicely bred and a eood-gaitcd mare lots
OF speed and quality, This marc llnd No.
6 are with foal 90 Broolllnd Chief No. s.
bay hlly. coming two years old. out of q
eorrcl colt. 3 years old. sired by the
Quaker Dam, blanche Athcrton. Not a
beticr bred ono I'm tho state. No. 10 Gam
boiler. steel gray geldng. years old, ID
hands high. This is q road horse that thf
most tinid person can drive TO eiecirlg
oars or automobiles and with what ltll
handling no has had has shown qunrtrri
in So seconds and an than saw him in h'i
matncos last fall know hc o. grcal
horse 10 finish Nos n and A. are u pail
OF fine Shetland ponies. Alan VIII sell n
head OF COWS. some fresh, others clos
sprinrers Farming utensils and household
goods. has and straw by tho ton, about 8
tons of each and corn by the bushel
OrLEY VERNON g. SON,
m2-it Mt Cuba, Del
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SENATE PASSES
LOCAL OPTION BILL
Ten Senator'S Line Up For the
Measure--M May Recon-
slider Vote
Special to The Evening Journal.

DOVER. March 5.-Eforts were
brought to bear yesterday to have the
State Senate reconsider its vote Of last
Friday by which the State local option
bill was passed. 10 to T. The cloak
rooms and lobbies were filled with
lawyers and other lobbyists who got
busy early in the day and used the
various forms OF persuasion and argu-
ment known only to a professional
lobbyist.
President Parker, in the Senate, or
dered the final roll-can on the bill,
which had been held up to put on re-
cord Senators Boyce and Rose, Demo-
Gratis, and Lingo, Republican, immed-
lately after the reconvening OF the
Senate.
The three senators who had not yet
voted, were in the capitol but had not
appeared in their seats and the presi-
dent did not hesitate to send the SER
geant-at- arms after them.
Upon their temperance, Senator's
Boyce and Lingo both OF Sussex coun-
". voted mo" and Senator Rose, Of
Newark voted ayes" but for the pur-
pose OF moving a reconsideration.
Later II was learned that the bill Is
10 DC TIE Nltllul ol oh RAA h'-N ~t-
When Senator Rose Democrat, who
was absent on Friday, but who cast his
vote in the affirmative for the purpose
OF moving for a reconsideration, learn
ed late in the afternoon that the bill
had been sent to the House and had
had its rst and second reading and re-
ferred to the Committee on Temper
ance. he made an indignant demand
J. rrfff fslT n from the
House and returned to the Senate, as
he had three days in which to move
for a reconsideration.
The secretary Of the Senate went to
the House for it. but that body having
taken an adjournment. the bill could
not be secured. but will be returned to
the Senate at the reconvening to-day
In the Senate, Mr.. Reed Of Sussex
had Senator Mendinhall and Sparks
who had changed their votes to recon-
sider the bill creating a contingent
fund for superintendents OF the pub
c schools. proceed for such reconsid-
Grafton. Mr.. Reed then presented a
Detition of the Milford Grange, and a
match Of letters which had flooded IN
Upon him from Sussex county ana mac
caused him to change his mind con-
cerning this important legislation. nc
asked for a final vote and voted yes
as did also Senator Conner who was III
and at home on Thursday when th'
vote was taken. The bin was thereupor
concurred in, 10 to Z, and became law
with the governors signature Ihos'
ksotine "No" were Senators Boyce
Hart Jester, Lingo, Moore, Morrison
and Rowland.
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House Afternoon

House reassembled at 220 o'clock
Concurred in--Senate amendment 20
House bill I'm relation to the licensing
Of fruit distilleries and providing for
the scale and removal Of the products
thereof
Passed-House bill TO increase 70 $500
year tho salary Of New Castle courty's
coroner
House bill to issue s250OOO Of bonds to
refund loan Of that amount becoming due
in June.
House bill requiring the Secretary OF
state to make monthly financial settle
nents with the State Treasurer. CAdvo-
Gated by Secretary OF Ctate Cahali)
House bill requiring twenty-four sigma
lures including at least twelve e-holders
to liquor license applications and prohibit
ing a person signing more than one ap-
/ plicaton. OS yeas Il nGys)
House bill providing for the registra-
tlon Of life insurance policies with the in
surance commissioner.
House bill requiring the b. and O.
Railroad Company to keep a watchman at
/ the railroad crossing az Elsmere.
! House bill 10 compensate assessors OF
Wilmington hundred for making mor-
I camille tax assessment.
Concurred in-senate Conner compui-
sorry education bill explained by Senator
Conner, % ayes. nays Messrs Cam, r.
l.. Cooper Holcomh, James. Rash. Nc
Canerty and staats)
Senate amendment TO House bill to reg
ulate the business Of fruit distnlos.
Senate bill empowering the State Mill
/ tary Board to sell the Armory in Whining
ton should an advantageous offer be re
/ ceived
Recommitted- House bill TO regulate fra
\ ternal beneficiary associations
Accommodation from James
town Exposition managers requesting that
Delaware send militia detachment e
participate in Tho opening Of the exposi
tion.
introduced, read and referred-By Mr.
Holcomb. 10 IN vacancies in the board
Of trustees Of the old Jail and court hous,
az New Castle and TO give them ten-yeai
tenure instead Of life Oohn H. Rodney
Joseph u. Rogers. Colonel Harry q. Cav,
anaugh. William Deakyne. and William u
Greer named as trusteesJ.
BY Mr. Messick authorizing the Cour
OF Chancery 70 arrange for the sale q
the Sussex county jain and public land
IN Georgetown ana utilize the proceeds
erecting workhouse
BY Mr. williams. TO allow the town o
Mnivlne to borrow money 70 pave streets
BY Mr.. Messick. authorizing George
town to borrow money for sewer purposes
Reported unfavorably-House bills 70
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aoutine Work Of the House

Senate
Dover. Del. March 4. 1907.
sSenate met at 1880 a. m, President
Parker presiding.
Prayer by Chaplain ogg Of the
House.
Roll called: Messrs. Boyce, Lingo and
Hose did not respond.
rIntroduced-(Re and referred
under suspension OF rules). By Mr..
Sparks, amending the act concerning
the charter of Wilmington by giving
authority to Council and mayor to
amend.
Deferred to this afternoon-(H blouse
bill. found too drastic) concerning de-
inquent tsxables in Sussex county.
Read and referred-All house bills
psssed on Friday.
Ordered-By President Parker, that
the sergeant -at-arms must produce the
absent senators, IL in Dover. to record
their votes upon Senate bill No. 9S.
Sergeant Hudson retired, and at II
o'clock the absent senator's appeared.) }
Reconsidered and concurred-in-
House bill giving county superinten-
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FARMS Foa SALE.

BUY A FARM IN PENNSYLVANIA.
NEW JERSEY OR DELAWARE.
Best States for profitable farming. Soil
adapted TO great variety Of crops Near
markets that pay best prices for your pro-
duets. Farm lands IN these States my
speciality, sold and bought. Write fo; par
ticulars. RAYMOND G. FRICK, 1los r. 70.
Trust Bid. PHILADELPHIA.
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House

DOVER. March 4.-House met at
1880 o'clock, with Speaker Iiodgson
presiding.
Prayer.
Roll called-Messrs. Bennum and
Lambdin did not respond.
Dispensed with-Reading Of tho
] journal.
decentralization bills to provide
a system for the repair and improve
ment OF public roads. bridges and
, oauseways I'm New Castle county, for
5 the collection Of hundred road taxes
heretofore assessed and levied and TO
repeal all acts inconsistent Herewith;
for the protection Of terrapin; provid-
ing for the survey and sale OF certain
public lands OF the state.
/ Introduced read ana referred under
suspension OF the rules )-By Mr.. Mes
sick. an act to establish the Sussex
/ County Workhouse. an act authoriz-
I ing the register In chancery for Sus-
sex county to make indices for causes
in partition. BY Mr.. Williams an act
to Incorporate the town Of Alillville
BY Mr.. Garrison, an act authorizing
/ the county school commissions TO alter
divide. consolidate or unite school dis
tricts for colored people.
Read and referred-Narious Senate
bills
Reported unfavorably-Hous bill tc
provide a clerk TO the auditor Of ac-
counts.
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prfpTIC sAIE

PUBLIC SALE
The subscriber about TO rclinQuish farm-
ing. will sell az public sale on the DUPONT
flrm. near Grcenville. Del, on
THURSDAY. MARCH u, az ~ no.
Six head of work or driving horses No
l. Dexter wears old, good worker or
driver. weighing 1850 pounds. No. o Star,
bay horec. years old, extra fine driver
single or double. No. 3. Sadie, sorrcl mnfe,
years old, by Christmas Gift; hne driver
houh single or double. No. 4. tashlon
black mare with fual by Christmas 6iit.
"a good worker or driver and "a fine broid
mare. No. g. Dan, gray horse, a guud
worker or driver safe for any lady 10
drive. No. G. Colt, 10 months old, by Brook
iyn Chief
n head Of selected dairy cows. Some
fresh. others close sprlngcrs; good bull
2 brood aows viii farrow In March.
rlrmng Implements Farm wagon, bul-
lock bod. farmers favoute grain drill
superior roller sTrIng-toQih harrow.
Syracuse nlow Htnch sulky cultvator.
hand cdiuyators. Mccormick binder, Nc
Cormck mower, horse rake double har-
pOon hay fork rope and block grind
stones market dearborn milk wagon,
jump-seat carriage . carriage poles hay
hy the ton, corn by the bushel. vinegar by
tho barrel, set carriage harness. z sets OF
dearborn harness. sots wagon harness
2 sets lead harness. collars, brides, halt
ers COW chains forks rakos shovels
hoes, is acres Of wheat in the ground.
Dairy Flxtures-Nu 3 Sharpless separator,
churn buckets. pans, milk cans also
household goods and other articles not
mentioned.
Conditions-Au Sums of $50 or less. cash.
over that amount @ months credit with
| bankablo note with approved endorser
per cent of for Ca al ou 70 credit sums.
DAVID r. uMFLE1.
/ Stldham and Son. Auc. m5791,l23
! PUBLIC sAi.E-The subscriber. about
[ 70 rellnqulsh farming, win sell at public
/ sale on the fill Side Farm, at Walnut
/ Green Schoolhouse. Christiana hundred,
/ Delaware on the road leading from the
| Konnett Pike to Ashland, ON FRIDAY
! MARCH s, 1907, at ] p. M, 3 head OF
work or driving horses and 2 fine colts.
, No. I. Bill, sorrel horse 8 years old, viii
/ work single or double. weight 1850 pounds
/ as good "a horse as anyone owns. No. .
/ Frank, sorre horse, 10 years old, weighs
/ 1900 pounds. good worker or driver. No. 3
] Jennie. bay mare. 10 years old brood
mare, in foal by Jingle; good worker and
driver No. l. Brown colt coming
/ years old. No. 8. Brown colt coming
year old. Eight head OF home-raiset
/ mich COWS. Some fresh. others close
sprlngersi good heifor and shoats ID.
! i-avcf separator. farm implements Of al
descriptions six months credit will b
given On sums over $50 by giving note witt
| approved endorse-.
J. NJ McCOILUM
William Iank. Auotioneer. mL2.56.7
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Reported fav0rably- bills au-
thorizing the State librarian to dispose
OF certain books in the State Library;
prescribing under what conditions a
last viii and testament admitted to
probate or filed OF record in another
state, territory or foreign country may
be admitted to probate and record in
this state; Senate bill increasing the
period Of extension by the governor OF
the terms of INDECENT deaf. dumb and
blind in Institutions Of instruction OF
such indigents.
Passed-House bills 10 protect breed
ors and raisers Of poultry from the
depredations OF dogs and foxes; to
change the name Of tho New Castle
County Workhouse 10 the New Castle
County Penitentiary.
Received and order spread on the
journal-Communic from Milford
Grange, patrons OF husbandry. request
ing the passage OF the bill allowing
county superlntendents OF free schools
the amount Of their travelling expenses.
Recess.
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ooeducation az Delaware College ana to
reorganize the trustees 10 give the state
control Of Delaware College.
Reported favorahy- House bill for the
consolidation. division or alteration Of
colored school districts; House bin to
create deputy attorney-ge for Kent
and Sussex counties az $500 a year;
House bill 70 tax manufacturers. Som
ate bin to provide contingent fund for
county school superntendents, Senate bin
TO allow Rehoboth to borrow money to
erect a now school house
Adjourned 10 1870 a. m. to-day.
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CARPET WEAVING.

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