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Evening journal., 1907-04-16
PRoPosALs.
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PROPOSALS STATE OF DELAWARE
Treasury Department. Dover, Del.
Pursuant to provisions OF act OF Gem
cral Assembly OF the State OF Delaware,
approved March 2Sth. A. D.. 1907, scaled
bids for state Bonds subject 20 .condi-
undersigned TO be opened at the State
House, Dover Del. az n n. m, on May
lst A. d.. 1907. These Bonds. numbered
from 1 TO go inclusive, will be Coupon
Bonds of the denomination Of 5000 each
bearing date OF June ist A. d., 1907 and
will be payable AZ the Farmers Bank,
Dover, Del. on June LIST, A. d., 1882. they
will bear interest at the rate Of per cent.
per annum, likewise payable at stld
Farmers Bank, on the first day OF June
principal sum remains unpaid upon pre-
sentatlon OF Coupons representing SEMI
annual installmcnts Of interest. These
Bonds by the terms OF the STATUTE author
izing their issue win be exempt from tax
alton FOR any purpose by this State.
Each bid or proposal must be In writing,
must state the bidders fun name and
place OF residence. and must be for az
least ten percentum OF the amount OF the
loan. and each bid must be accompanied
by certified check to order OF the State
Treasurer for five nercentum OF the
amount OF the bid. which shall be re-
tainod and held as security for the com.
pliance of the bidder with his undcrt1k.
whom the whole or any part OF the lean
shall be awarded falls or omits for The
space OF ten days after the date Of such
award to pay the State Treasurer the
amount OF his bid, the said percentage
shall be absolutely forfeited 20 the State
All bids must be addressed 10 the state
Treasurer az Dover, Delaware, and mus
be ndorsed on the envelope, Proposals
for Delaware Stato Loan"
No bid less than the par value Of the
bond will be accepted. After said loar
shall have been awarded, the certified
check OF unsuccessful bidders will be
forthwith returned by the State Treas
urer. A rebate az the rate OF per cent
per annum will be allowed to successful
bidders on the amount OF deposit from
date Of award 90 June lst, A. D. 1907, ane
like rebate on the balance OF the bid
from date OF its payment TO said June ist
THOS N. RAWisINS.
State Treasurer.
Dover, Delaware. ai5-l2
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS


NOTICE - TO THE HONORABLE
Judges OF tho Court Of General Sessions
OF the State of Delaware. IN and for ksw
Castle county. We. the undersigned free
holders and respectable citizens of. tho
Fourth ward OF the city OF WilminRt)n
county OF New Castle and State OF Dea-
ware, do hereby certify that Cornelius
Mundy. the owner and occupant OF tna
storo situated at No 2 East Fourth stroct
ln tho Fourth ward. city county and State
aforesaid, and described in his application
and who IS an applicant for a llcanse. on
Monday. the 18th day OF May A. d.. i.07
being the next term of said court for The
sale of Intoxicating liquors In quantities
not less than onc-half gallon therein, not
TO be drunk on the premises. lle being .
licensed retailer of goods wares aud mtf-
chandlsc, the aggregate cost value Of his
stock constantly Kept ON hand for sale q
not less than i've hundred dollars. he is a
mun Of fun age. OF sohricty and good
moral characteri that such sale Of ln-
toxicating liquors az said place rs ncccs'
aary to accommodate the public that he
b the owner and occupant Of said huuae
and the following respectable citizens of
said ward az least twelve Of whom arc
substantial frcchodcrs of said ward
recommend the said Application. VIZ;
Uric Clark. Geo w Quinn NJ D..
John n. fally. F.A. Buckmaster, ID. DIS
James Kitchen, Neal Duffy
Louis Brown. Daniel O'i1onnell.
/ n g. Buckmaster, Herman y. Hanf.
Hugh Duty. Geo IT. Grcaves.
Clarence II. Holt. Martin ]. Donian.
/ Francis j. Thiclman Edward a. Connor.
James Kane. Joseph +. McCorkle,
/ Nm A. Jennings Thco. Haas.
/ Andrew Murphcy Anton Henrych.
/ Thos. II. flanagan, LOWS J. Baer.
John NJ. Webb Nicholas n. .Goldherg,
aia-3t CORNELIUS MUNDY.
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SEALED PROPOSALS FOR METALLIC
FILING cAsEs.-seaied Proposals viii be
received by the Public Buildings Com
mittee Of the Levy Court OF New Castle
County, at the County Court House, VIII
mington. Delaware, until o'clock p. M.
April I'D. 1907. when they will be publicly
opened. FOR providing Metal Filing Cases
FOR the Court House offices, according 10
plans and specifications now on file In
the Office Of the County Comptroller BID
ders will be required 20 furnish a sample
case and to accompany their bios with
certified check for $500 payable 20 the Levy
Court of New Castle County. The right
Is reserved 10 reject any or all bids. g
CANDY HOPKINS, Chairman Public
Building Committee. alil-,lo,lolo
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NEWPORT ASKS FOR
WATER FOR CITY

The town Of Newport is desirous Of
getting its water supply from VIII
mington, and has formally petitioned
Water Commissioners OF this city to
extend mains to furnish the town with
drinking water.
The Water Commissioners had doubts
Of their right under :he law to supply
water outside Of Wilmington and they
referred the matter 10 City solicitor
Townsend for an opinion on the sub
ject.
Mr.. Townsend sent his compunica-
tion to the commissioners IT their
meeting yesterday afternoon. He set
forth that It is not within the prov
ince of the Water Commission TO supply
the town Of Newport directly with
water, bat II Newport would lay its
pipes to the city line TO connect with
the Wilmington water mains there
would be 10 reason why the city should
not pump water through them for dis
tribution throughout Newport.
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HORSES
pennsylvania BAGGAGE
AND DELIVERY COMPANY
1887 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
o7s Had Horsee. Mares and Mules
HORSES


win sell 275 head OF horses. mares and
mules. worked single and double In our
business; these mules and horses are
young good weight and Size, and are
reliable: would suit any general business
purpose or would make elegant farm
teams; prices ranging from $50 up; All
must be sold. Also several extra fine driv.
ing horses and mares. long tails and
names; good condition; fast travellers.
safe for any one 20 drive; have been ust a
BY our CITY solicitors ana agents. 70
gether with their buggies, harness, BLINK
cts. robes. etc: win be sold at q decided
bargain; no reasonable offer will be rc'
ftIaeds Also a lot of six-spring wagons
double and single harness, an In good OF.
der. viii be sold cheap. Each horse or
mule must be as represented after trial
Of ten days or money refunded.
Call main office. three blocks west 0f
Broad Street Station.
Bell Phone. Locust 1878.
1887 Market street Philadelphia, Pa.
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REAL EsTATE FoR REM.

FOR RENT-Mny 10 20 October l5, a
comfortably furnished house g rooms and
bath. centrally ocatcd. near north side
OF Brandywinc. Iruuire Room 2Oi. iWs
Market st. ai2-lm-eod
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New Rink to open.

It is expected that the new skating rink
at Brandywine Springs Park will open on
Saturday week new board walk he's
been laid at the park and booths are being
erected for the merchants fair.
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prove IN the country. Two stock bulls; one
3-hoise farm wagon. nearly new and IMAM,
other articles which ! have taken In trade
A few bolognns and fat cows. Horses "a
private sale at all times Balcd hay and
straw Seed potatoes and fertilizers on
hand az private sale. Dinner al ~ O'Clock
Sale at 1 o'clock go days credit, interQst
added Ellis Hicks, Clerk. Price Dllworth.
Auctionecr. JNO. II. O'NEAL.
u1O-fui
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cHIRoPoDIsTs

DO THEY AcHEf w. II. JACOB
ch,ropodist. Corns removed without pain.
IS cents. ioI West Seventh street
f2G-tf
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HELP wANTED-MALE.


NNANrED-Good man To look after
grounds on gcntlemap's country place
while family rs away rHNust sleep In houte
nt night. Location MAR city. Good place
for good man. Apply Room an Equitable
Bldg, or address Box i9a city alo-3t
WANrED-Good strong boy, i6 years old
THOMAS DREiN s. SON Boat builders,
Iatnan st.. below railroad. ali-lt
WANTED-Mair attendant at DelawarC
State Hospital Farnhurst. between 30
and 80 years of age. Apply In person 10
superintendent. alo-2t
WANTED, ,athors and plasterers Ap.
ply COG Orange 81. al2-u
WANTED FOR the q. g. Marine Corps
men between aeos 81 and 30. An oppor
tunhy q see tho world. For full informa
ton apply In person or by letter to Il. s
Marine Corps Recruiting Ofncc, postof
iice Building, Wilmington, Del. ai-lm
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MORTGAGE BROKERS.

MONEY 10 LOAN on desirable frsf
mortgages on city properties N amounts
20 suit. HAWKINS = CO. M AarkeN 81
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BoARDERs WANTED

--.---v,s~-e~-~----------~
Boardcrs, home comforts, s.
per week. 2l3 West Sth st. al3-im
D-Accommodation for H. board
crs, single men preferred. eoi West st.
al0-6t
wANTED-Two sentlemon boarders. Ap
ply S2S Lombard 81. m25-lm
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NOTICES.

MARYLAND CASUALTY COMPANY are
hereby notified Tint the general agency OF
MARYLAND CASUALTY COMPANY
formerly represented by Frank Wooliev
recently deceased, has been transferred
10 Hawkins a Co. General Agents No
gl2 Market ST. Wilmington. Delaware, nnd
placed under their control and manage.
mCnt
Applications FOR new policicH. renewals
endorsements. loss claims. etc, should ne
reported promptly 70 the undersigned
HAWKINS q Co, General Agents
Both Phones. az Market ST.
ma6-tts-im.
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PLUMBING

~---- -----i>- 49, ---------~-~s>-s-
JOHN B. DUNBAR, Plumber, gas end
steam litter. 500 Shipley st.. Wilmington
Del Delmarvia Phone 32ii. a9-im
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PLAYSANDPL


One OF the most successful produc-
lions OF the present theatrical season
is The Choir singer" which Is given
the subtitle by It's author, Ccrron Fiem-
ing. OF "A play w.th songs" mus C.
being a special feature In which II Is
said has been an Important factor In
establishing the play so firmly IN the
affections OF the crowds which have
thronged to sec 81 In an the larser
Eastern cities. The Choir Singer"
with its original cast and elaborate
scenic equipment win be seen IN this
city In the near future. IL appears az
the Lyceum April is, 10 and 90
One Of the most commencing features
Of Max Flgman's production OF "The
Man on the Box TO a Southern aud
ience, is its utter freedom Of suggcs-
tive dialogue or action. II Is sweet
and refreshing as balmy summer
breeze and no man neei fear TO take
his wife, sister or daughter to see H.
Harold MacGrath has demonstrated
that thoroughly amusing tale can b,
told without rsque language anC
doubtful situation. And as a matter
Of fact there never was a French fares
or suggestive stony that contained q.
many absolutely hearty laughs and IN.
teresting moments as this Amer.cal
story, "rhe Man on the Box Mr. Fig.
man has achieved a most remarkably
success in the leading role and hal
been playing to crowded houses every
where. He viii be the attraction 81
the Grand Opera House or Thursda,
evening, April Is. Seats ready Tuesda.
morning at ..
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NOTICE-Ilty assessment books will be
opened 20 the public in the office OF the
clerk OF city Council from April / to April
IS. from to !. a. m. and from to s D..
M (Sundlys cXccpted). The Board of
Revision, Assessment and Appeals will sit
10 the Mayors office city Han. 20 hear
appeals from the assessment from the lsi
or April 10 the s0th Of April (Sundays ex.
cepted) between the hours OF aud
o'clock in the afternoon and z and
| O'Clock IN the evening.
THOS s. LEWIS, Clerk OF Council.
a2b0l2.l6l9 $3.50
NOTICE no VoTERs-The office Of th,
/ Department Of Elections. No. 901 Mafke
street. viii be open every day from Apr
Sth 70 April 9th inclusive (Sundays cN-
/ ccptcd) from to o'clock IN the after
/ noon for the transfer OF names or an per.
/ sons who have Chcngcd their residence
since the last election.
ROBERT p. EDWARDS.
President Department OF Elections
Lambert ]. Foulk Clerk. ai0-i2t
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LOST AND FOUND

---r-.-e--.-----i----,,i-'
IOST-A lhdys breast pin on saturday
In going from Front and Walnut to
Fourth and shlplcy. Return TO 225 East
Front st. ald-lt
I.OsT-On Monday evening" u straw hat
with crown and two qplls from. an auto
mobile In going from Opera House tC
Eighth and King. thence 10 Ninth street
and out Ninth TO ranguys Stables. Suit
able reward will be paid II left az Journal
Office. ale--t
Lost Diamond crescent breast pin go
lng from Eleventh and Jefferson 10 Elev,
cnth and West. Saturday evening Liberal
reward n returned to sos West Eleventh
st. Mrs. J. Writ willis. al6-it
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-REGISTER.S ORDERS.


REGISTERS ORDER
office OF the Register OF Wills
New castle Co, Del, April oth, 1907.
Upon the application on George A. Elliott
Executor OF ELIZA J. fynoastrong. late OF
Wilmington Hundred An said county, de-
ceased, 4 is ordered and direct
ed by the Register OF Wills that
tho Executor aforesaid give notice
of granting OF Letters Testamentary
upon the estate OF the deceased. with
the datc of granting thereof by
causing advertisements 10 be posted with
IN forty days from the dare OF suoh Let
ters In six Of the most public places Of
tho county OF New Castle. requiring all
pcreons having demands against the es-
tate to present the same. or abide by an
act OF assembly Ia such case made and
provided; aud also cause the same 70 be-
Inserted within tho same period In The
Evening journal, q newspaper published
IN wilmington, Del and % be continued
therein three weeks (e. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal
OF Office OF the Register OF Wills
Aforesaid. az Wilmington, IN New
! (sEAI.) Castle county. aforesaid. the day
and year above written.
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER.
Register Of wins.
NOTICE. .,.
Notice is hereby given that Lett5pi ~'-s-
tamentary were IN due form Of law-ggtnt-
or TO the undersigned on the Firth day
OF April A. d.. 1907, and that all
persons having claims against the estate
/ of the deceased must present the same
duly attested to the said Executor. on
or before the Fifth day OF April. A.
D., 1908, or abide the Act OF Assembly in
GEORGE A. ELLIOTT.
Address. George A. Elliott. Esq, Attorney.
! at-Law, Wilmington. Del. a6-9t-eod
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For Council From Ninth Ward.
hereby announce myself as a candi-
date for the nomination for City Coun-
Gil from the Ninth ward; ] ask all my
friends for their support
James A. Roulston.*
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PuBLIc SALES

PUBLIC SALE-ii6 Spruce. FRIDAY
APRIL 10. Household and kitchen furni.
turc consisting OF bed room suites and
nne hair cloth pnrlor suit.
al5-it srIDIiAM & SON. Aur.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

wANTED~To 20 out to dey's work, csil
30 E. sixteenth alS--t
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FRANCIS M. WALKER.
RfQiatar Of XViue
NDTTI7H
NESistE ~ tbs jisIl.F Rssis,er of WINS.


Co.. Del. April 18TH. 1907.
Upon ..e application Of Edwin Saunders
Dixon. Executor OF Margaret h. Dixon, late
OF Wilmington hundred in said county. de-
ceased, Il Is ordered and directed by the
Register Of Willis that the Executor afore-
said give notice OF granting OF Letters
Iestamentary upon the estate OF the de-
ceased, with the date Of granting thereof,
by causing advertisements TO be posted
within forty days from the date of such
letters IN six Of the most public places OF
the county Of New Castle. requiring all
persons having demands against the estate
10 present the same. OF abide by an act
Of Assembly In such case made and pro-
vided; and also cause the same 10 be in
serted within the same period in The
Evening Journal, newspaper published
IN Wilmington. Del. and 40 be continued
therein three weeks (e. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal
OF office of the Register OF Wills
aforesaid at Wilmington. in New
(SEAL) Castle county aforesaid. the day
and year above written.
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER,
-f Register Of Wills.
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NOTICE-I, THOMAS r. MAGU1RE
the tenant and occupant OF the house
situated at 10 Tatnall street, N the flfth
ward. of the city Of Wilmington,
county of New Castle and State OF pela
wnfc, In compliance with the require
mcnts of the acts of the General Assem-.
bly, ia such case made and provided, do
nN gi,c notice That I shall apply In
writing 10 the Court OF General Sessions
OF the State OF Delaware, IN ami FOR Now
Castle county, on Monday, the 18th day
OF May, A. d.. 1907, being the next
torn of said court. for a license for said
house as En inn or tavern for the snis
thcrein OF intoxicating liquors In less
quantities than one quart to be drunk on
the premises and the following resaoct.
able citizens Of said ward. at least twelve
OF whom are substantial freeholders Of
said ward -ecoinmend the said applica-
lati1h. fVlvt IIlot I.iH rtiss.
Jno ]. Donaho. s. q. Reeves.
Andrew Traynor, Gerald r. Doherty
J. Edw. Reynolds Daniel Blcta.
Rucl =. Hnsson. James Clark Jr
John 8, Stewart Patrick Msloney.
Daniel r. lSilrpyg James T. Fox.
~. n. sprlngbelt, fi John, ilyle,
y. Bcsto. J. ~ Dtychish.
II. G. Rocmes. Chris Stab.
John A. O'ponncll, Franklin T. Mettler
Jacob Maguire, Moses Well
Edward j. Curren. j. G. Freebooter.
Harry H. Esser. tehn T. Tagrarf
ai2-st THOMAS ~ MAGUfRE
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FOR SALE
WANTED.

--,---e---,ena4-rs~e's4-
WANTED-Dump wagon teams TO hire
for contract work Address NOLAN
BROS. Landlith Hotel, Nandever ave.
Wilmington. Del ai5-3-
WANTED Married couple to reside An
and take care OF club house In city Al.
dress. CLUB, Evening Journal ai5-.t
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PAPER HANGING

sTIl y in paperhanging business wM
FORBES. 5o7 W. Fifth st.. D. and A
Phone 2s1s-A. mls-lm
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romr1cr

Notice Is hereby given that Letters
Testamentary we're in due form Of law
granted unto the undersigned, on the
Twelfth DAY, Of April A. D.. 1907 ana
that all persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly attested. 10 the said Executor.
on or before the Twelfth day Of April. A.
d.. 1905 or abide the Act Of Assembly in
such case msflie aud provided.
EDWIN SAUNDERS DIXON.
Executor
Address. Edwin Saunders Dixon, Delaware
ave. and FFanklia 81, Wilmington, Del.
or 5os chesindt ST. Philadelphia, Pa.
als-st-eod
Evening journal., 1907-04-16

To say that meloirama is by Hal
Reid Is to guarantee its close knshin
to perfection, aud AT Clipple Creek
IS no exception to the general rule. i,
Is pure and sweet and true and strong
Is convincing, entertaining and anus-
| ing, and Is, IN short, all things desirable
for a play
10 the world-weary Il is infinitely
refreshing in its brigh. spontaneisy.
TO the sentimenta,ly inclined It's ten
der love story Of Joe Mayheld and
Belle Gordon, and its delicious touches
OF pathos Will be mos. welcome. II
] those who care for laughter Il Offers
ample opportunity for the exercise OF
their risi5les, and 30 the vorshippers
OF melodrama for It's own sake, Il gives
/ satisfaction complete and entire. "Ai
/ Cripple Creek" viii be the attraction al
the Lyceum April %, 20 and "a.
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PUBLIC SALE.

OF horses and cows az my farm Mt cuba
Del. on MONDAY. APRIL o. 1907. rwon.
ty head of accamatcd horses. one car load
OF Adams county, Pa. cows selected by
Thomas passmore for me; mostly fresi
and close sprlngcra Among these horse,
YOU will nnd some large young animals
Evening journal., 1907-04-16

pIexion Of every blemish, such as pimples.
blackheads etc. without internal medicine.
For REMOVING WRINKLES, II Is without
an equal
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-08-01
IMPROVING THEIR PLANT
Agncw Electric Company Increasing
Their Facilities.

II. The Agnew Electric Company has
become one of the most important
manufacturing concerns in the city
and the business shaas increased so rap
idly during the past year or more
that 1t has been necessary for the
company to make. number Of i'm
provements on their plant.
:Workmen are now substituting a.
steam power plant for the gas en-
CINE now In use. Ghe new plant con-
Fsists Of AIS H.. P!%|$eutomatic engine
built by the Ironton Engine Com
pany OF Ironton, Ohio, 100 II. P.
Union Iron Works boiler" and a leo
K. w. generator built by the Agnew
company.
2 The new plant will be housed in
a neat brick building 80 by 40 feet
and will furnish the electricity for
power, lighting and testing purposes.
A. complete testing apparatus to test
each piece OF machinery made by the
company before it leaves the factory
VIII be installed and during the next
year the Agnew company expects to
make 100000 worth Of machinery.
The business has increased so rapidly
that the cpmpany's old building was
found to be grossly inadequate.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-08-01
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.

R. B. Allen, George Anderson
George Anderson, Rosie Anderson,
Mabelle Anderson, Albert l.. Amich
Emmett Baber, LandoB C. Bell,
Charles Bell, Willie Borgess., Charlie
Brown! j. A. Bowaes, l.. p. Bush,
Eliza Chapman, T. P. Charlton, T.. P.
Charlton, G. g. Carney, H. l.. Car
ney, Mary J. Cox, Edwin s. Detwiler
Joe Dean, Florence DeHart, Hazel
billiard, DR.. w. r, Dove, j, w. Els
kew, John Ewings, Samuel Foote
Dora Giles, Professor John Gibson
Lizzie Goer, Otto Hanshaw, A.. F..
Harmon, Mary: Hicks, Berrell r.
Howard, Mrs. Jno. Holder, Alice Hull,
W. B. Ingraham, W. d. Ingerman,
Daisy Jarrett, Albert Johnson, Alice
Johnson, w. S. Johnson, Kanawha
Co., F. Kary, o. A. Kintzel, H. NJ.
Light, Grace Lightburg, Turner Mar
riott, NJ. G. Marion, Ernie McLaugh-
lin, Blanch Mason, Celia Meeks,
Lottie Mitchell, Bennie Morris, Min
ME Moran, Bob Myers, Pearl Naylor
Charley Nash. Mary Nawlor, VIM. @.
Norton, Mary S. Patterson, Mrs. VIM.
II. Pack, James Petty, Thos. Popp
Claude Ryan, Minnie Salisbury, Mary
M. Samples, Mrs. II. e. Shade, w.
M. Scales, J. w. Straight, VIII Shea
May Sears, Pliny Swetman. Harry
|.Scott,. w. Bs Smoot, Pearl Stone
Preston Tripiett, Lulu Thomas, Pearl
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! eachers' INSTITUTED
;sRh&r4e4aa Albright -

There was pleasant breeze a..
Blowing through the locust trees,
The skies were ciearathe sun ~shone
Lunass broad face smiled at night;
Life was in a heavenly glow
For there the sweetheart met her
j.. beau, - Es&& i,% =. ~.
And learning sat upon her throne
Ana smiled defianoeIat the drone.
The Putnam teachers blessed the
.,.. Lord "a ts4XAf'
That Miller thus had passed his word
In sending men OF 9msrit down
TO the Putnam rtvefetown .......
To tell the Teachef'Hs Institute 49,, -
How to make new knowledge shoot.
He might have fonnH a man some
thinner ~: SO So
Than dear Doctor q. M, Skinner, = =
Prof. FonK Is not $50 Song 49,. ..
AS Prof r, Armstrong,
But Doctor. Sl1innersIs the TwainI
Of the things that Now remain. .,.
He touches with a, gentle touch
And stops before he 5;says too much
He hu1norjst? Well. no,
just agreeable, and SO -.
Fhe kind O. man you:like to know.
And r. A. Armstrong,tdon't you see ?
| Is the literary key T., . ....
That unlocks the store of books
That are brought. A2from nameless
\ hooks <.4,E%,
His tongue, his power, his force,
| His delivery OF Discourse
Plucks ,the heart from poets song,
| lDoes Prof. r. ArmstFong?)
And casts it upwardfon it's wings
With a melody that rings
AN It's thus that Armstrong sings!
! Appreciative teachers sec
What these great Instructors be.
| Inc hundred and nine enrolment
| =, gives ' .'"r -.
a S1Su that @pducatioT: lives; "a =.
! And3M West Virginia Graded yet g..
Can not forget, can not, forget
With such reminders in such force
AS these INSTRUCTORS gavos discourse
fThis- was a sort of institution
| mat required no contribution.
4 armstrong was busy all his life
/ 100 busy to obtain wife - A.
But he delights, and S glad to know
| Inc instltation' s bound 10 grow. i
! But Nil. Slower Wise and good -
LAS not the lovers ageowithstood,
But growing up about his fire
Are children, who will bless their
| go" sire, -,
I VINO is today the corner stone
Of=Putnam's education khrone.
Stnyer and StoYer's head -.
Are waking up ambitious dead.
Ana in the four full years to be
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