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EXECUTORS SALE
EXECUTORS SALE

Securities held by the estate OF Joshua
Jefferis, deceased, late OF the township
OF New Garden. Chester Co, Pa, will be
sold AT Stidhom a Sons Auaion Store,
No. III East Fourth st., Wilmington, Del.
FRIDAY, OCT, 18th, 1905 at 1890 a. m,
$1,000 Lynchburg Traction a. Light Co,
per cent. lst mortgage bond $1,000 Chi
cago Suburban Water A. Light Co.. g
per cent lst mortgage bond, $1,000 Inter-
Urban Railway Cos Des Moines, Iowa,
5 per cent lst mortgage bond 5000 Dur
ham Traction Company, 5 per cent lst
mortgage bond. $1,000 Wilmington City
Electric Co.. 5 per cent. 1st mortgage
bond. 5000 Union Traction Co., Of tndl-
ana, 5 per cent. general mortgage bond.
so shares National Bank Of Wilmington
g. Brandywine stock. 40 shares First Ma
tional Bank. OF Wilmington, Del. stock.
q shares National Bank OF Chester Co.,
West Chester Pa, stock. 60 shares Union
National Bank. Wilmington, Del, stock.
10 shares New Castle National Bank,
Odessa. Del, stock. shares Durham
Traction Co, Durham, n. c., common
stock. Terms at sale
THOMAS X. JEFFERIS,
JOS. II. BALDWIN.
Executors
Anyone having stock 70 sell may have
them entered at this sale BY applying to
Stidham g. Son, brokerage auctioneers
Established 1865. ID. q A. Phone $50
Also Sc shares Of Delaware Railroad
stock oS-l0-l2-l4-i5
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NEW CASTLE COUNTY. SIS.
THE STATE OF DELAWARE,
TO THE SHERIFF. OF NEW CASTLE
' COUNTY, GREETING;
WHEREAS. May McGarvcy,
by her petition 10 the Judges OF
our Superior Court, filed IN the
office OF the prothonotary OF said
Court IN and for New Castle
(SEAL) county for the cause Of COM
plant therein alleged. has made
application to our said Judges
that a decree may be pronounced
dissolving the marriage existing
between the petitioner and Rob-
ert McGarvey.
WE, THEREFORE,. COMMAND YOU,
as you were heretofore commanded, that
you summon Robert McGarvey that he
be and appear before the Judges OF our
said Court az the next term thereof 70
be held at Wilmington, on Monday the
Second day OF November, next to answer
the allegations OF the said petitioner. May
McGarvey according to the Act OF As
sembly In such case made and provided,
and also to do and receive what the Court
shall then and there consider concerning
him in this behalf as to the Court shall
seem meet and consistent with the pro-
visions Of the said Act Of Assembly.
And have you then there this writ
WITNESS the Honorable Chas II.
Lore. at Wilmington, the Twenty-iirst
day. of September, A. D., nineteen hum
dred and eight.
FRANK L. sPEAKMAN.
Prothonotary.
Tssued Ocf 1908 of-bt
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Sixth Ward Democrats to Meet.
The Bryan and Kern Democratic
Club of the Sixth ward will hold
meeting tomorrow evening at No. 211
East Fourteenth street at 8 o'clock.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

w tween ages 10 and 80 for IT, s. Ma
rine Corps Must be native born or have
first papers, Excellent opportunity 70 see
quarters, medical attendance free. Apply
at T. s. Marine Corps Recruiting Sta
uon, Postofnce Building. Wilmington,
Del o3-25t
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sHERfrFs sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ uf Levari Faolas, 90 me directed,
VIII be exposed 20 public sale at the
stanton Hotel, In the Village of Stan
ton, Now Castle County Delaware,
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HELP wANTEp--FEMALE. l..

OPERATORS WANTED AT SHIRT
- factory. Fifth and French, after oct
18th oi3-6t
XNTiNTED--A IIALF-GRowN COLOR
w ed girl with reference. 2i2 King st.
ois-st
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PROFESSIONAL

ARTEMAs SMITH. ATTonNEY-AT-
n Law. has removed 10 Rooms No. IA
and 7l5 Ford Bldg. s2S-im
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-TWO GOOD RABBIT
hounds. c. H. summervill, penns-
grove, n. j. oi5-2t
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FOR SALE
0NLY 800 CASH

Required 70 purchase a nice little house.
suitable for a colored family. Balance
may remain on mortgage. Has four
rooms, lot l6x60 feet; central. Rents for
50 per month.
HAWKINS & co.
7i2 Market Street
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-05-16
GRAND.

satisfactory Of players indeed the Burgess
people the Grand The company numbers talented and
pabe people headed by Horace " Noble Miss Dorothy Mare
Their for the coming week will be appearance
other of Al Woods big meodamatc productions, Confessions
a Wife"
The play said be thriller and its
1t play that will require heavy
nvesture and this the of the Grand has provided
very large scale The play will open Sunday evening and will
through with manees Wednesday Saturday
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-05-16

Cha Bradshaw Co. comedieta called Fix in Fix
This real headline Mr. Bradshaw old favorle who
has been exploited during the last fifteen chiefly by the ro
his under their management being
that of David arum the play by that The little sketch
Fix Fix simple neat and at all times amusing Funny in
startling convulsiVe lines Mr.
Badshaws humor is simply irresistible One in which he
the py fine bits OF acting
Then Lillian APPEL This charming young lady needs
word OF introduction Salt Lake Opportunities she is we'll and
avoaby remembered excellent
She a society panologue.
The Murray Sisters have fifteen in which they have
successfully the their friends
legion They with startling being
ed by being introduced lust American Girls with American
Songs but bet that the Murray Sisters will be favories
after the first performance.
Last Irving jones' who sings real
that it is said will the audience back to the old
plantation days Mr. Jones is the of splendid voice be-
sides being comedy actor OF ability
With couple of new Knodrome films and selections from
Weihe's Orpheum orchestra the bill is complete.
During
by people coming This habit only annoying
patrons, but decidedly distressing the performers The
Orpheum promptly Sis.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-05-16
THE SELLS-FLOTO CIRCUS.

Next Wednesday the wonderful Sells oto appear
Salt Lake in afternoon and evening performances.
Justly regarded annual the of this
Of the of the Not merely small children but
anxious the elephants in their wonderful
ormance the with aggregation animals gathered
from the four of the globe the taste of the
pe the habread eats the performers the like all of which
interest and oupouring OF all citizens of
every community.
Considerable interest attaches the this from the
fact that Salt Lake the performers who
where from known will those who know tell
The story in relation her that she left this city
dark The of the circus refuse make public her identity
and the people OF the who she
when they her 1t claimed that she of the best perform
the and that her that practically
audience to its feet
There good things be the Sells-Floo
that them all is mpossibly Those who
have commented than favoraby
high performances the fine stock of all kinds the
attendants freedom from all questionable characters
way satisfactory
This the shows back enlarged improved and with
number of attractions added the and host OF animals
When the strikes this everything will
be clean the animals revived eshened by
performers keen for the triumphs
of them resolved do their best.
grand parade of the striking features of
and the the public that it will
promptly o'clock Wednesday morning.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-05-16
ORPHEUM ORCHESTRA

Every evening Except Sunday, 8:l5, 75c'
SOC, Dc Box seats, Sl.00. Matinees daily
Except Sunday and Monday, 215, 50c, Doc
and l0c Box Seats, 7oc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-09
Everything Written Is Sacred

THE Chinese hold every scrap of writing sacred.
no matter what the characters express,-the
merest commercial message, advertisement, etc.
Since Confucus used these characters to teach his
wisdom, they are holy.
In the average Chinese community all letters and
waste papers laid away in a clean receptacle to
await the collector, who appears at regular inter
walls to transfer the waste papers to the sacred
furnace. If the papers were burned by the Chinese
in their homes the ashes of the sacred writings
would mingle with the ashes of wood and other
fuel and the ashes of Chinese writing as sacred
the writing itself.
The ashes from the sacred furnace placed in
sacks, the sacks conveyed by wagons to the
and there, in a Mon War boat, are carried out
where the tide runs swift and consigned to the
The Mon War boat belongs to the Mon War Sher,
which is lodge with branches everywhere, organ
lied and maintained for the purpose of paying rev.
erence to the spirit of Confucius
The furnace in the Chinatown which nearly every
large city in the United States harbors is generally
a brick, ovenlike structure, about five feet high.
Opposite it the wall there will usually be an in
scription of the character of the following: The
spirits of ancestors are pleased that we keep
sacred the writing of our country.
The society of Mon War Sher Club of the Beauti-
full Writing) is made up, each of the proml-
nent denizens of Chinatown, who support it by vol
untary contributions which pay the salaries of the
keeper and his assistant.
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rough. He tells him he supposes he don't intend
meddin' with this mine transaction, which he can
hardly be expected to understand
If the old man was 1ookin' for information
that point, he got it. Waly says he don't care
whether he knows the fine points of the not,
he was goin to see that Tonys daddy had square
DEAL and if he didn't it comm, he meant to call
around bright and early next mornin', pull out a
million dollars in cash, and put it in some other
bank.
Wallys governor made face like he'd bit into
pickle; but he RECEIVERS quick.
Then 1 may infer, Waly" says he, THAT the
young lady in question is your"
Nothing Of the kind sir" says Wally.
Il am tool" says Tony. Hes my dear
boy, and I'm going to marry him-when get
ready"
"Tony!" gasps Wally rs that true?"
"Of course, says she, tossin' her head But
don't get silly over it here
"Ahem!" says the old gent. ''Wally, congratula-
tons And in view of the circumstances, think
you may assure Mr.. Toiver of reasonable extern
sion of credit"
Isn't that sweet of you'll" squeals Tony, maxim
rush at him why, you dear old mani And
before he knows it he's been kissed twice on the
pink boulevard.
'Gee!" says to Sadie the way home That's
what call giving high finance the fluff treatment.
Talk about her needin' chaperon. Oh. squash!'.
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But Why" says she, poutin' out her lips
what is the matter?"
WELL you see,' says Sadie, sparrin' for time.
Daddy" says Tony; grippin her hands hand together
But you'd better go to him
There want any need of urgin' her. She's
made break for the cloak room, and before
Sadie moren give bulletin of what's
up, she's ready to start All l could gather
was that the old mans got into some snarl over
money matters, and the folks at home had caught
him wanderin' around the house with gun in his
hand
Sadie breaks the news to Miss Tolver after we
gets placed in the carriage, and | was lookn for
But she don't even faint. She sits there starln
hard straight ahead and her hands grippin one OF
oa but roush the back
sees him traihn along in his cab.
A ND we sure did run into stirred up mess at the
"A Toliver house! The butler that lets in has
the knee shakes the worst way, red eyed parlor
maid is crossn herself in the hail. and in the libry is
Sister Martha, face down on the couch actin like
she was tryin to swallow sofa pillow. Slumped
down in a big leather chair is Papa Tolver him
self, with his gray hair all rumPed up and his
feathers in the rain. fine lookin old boy he
was, for all that; but it's easy to he amt
of the kind that stands up well under punish
ment Martha lifts her head up far enough to
the groans.
"Oh, oh, OH Isn't it dreadful" says she.
"Papa's lost all his money, and now-now must
give up my flower mission, and Oh, isn't it per-
fectly awful, Tony?"
That should have been Miss Antoinette's to
throw herself the floor and beat her head on the
rug. After hearin them gggles want expectin
anything else. But say. what's the tryin to
size up girls like that? She just gives Sister Martha
sniff and then pixies straight across the room
for papa
Never mind daddy" says she, gettin' side
hold and snugglin' her head down on his shoulder.
Il have enough for all of us; haven't II"
That makes the old man vince like she d stuck him
with pin He breathes hard for minute, and
then he manages to say, I'm sorry Tony, but
yours is gone too"
All of it?" says Tony.
Every dollar" says he.
Then we'll all be poor together; won't we,
daddy says she, pattin' his cheek But per
haps it isn't SO bad as you think Tell all about
it. Please tell your Tony!
And out it comes. Well, it want anything
common in these days. Papa Toliver had been
flynn his kite. He'd got mixed up in lot of deals
that promised well but needed time and coaxn
To float some of his schemes he'd soaked the lead
mines for half their value, at five per cent, with
accommodatin trust company.
Everything was lookin, well. and he was fgurin
buyin' Fifth-ave plot with the profits, when
all of a sudden the trust people calls in the loan
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right? Will you give daddy
back the mines?
That gets a grin out of
him, one of these quarter
inch kind, like startin' a safe
door.
Would it be too much"
says he, ito ask the name
of this young man whose"
"Oh, he's a real nice
young man." breaks in Tony.
He's perfectly splendid"
No doubt, says the old
Well, you can see for
yourself" says Tony. Hes
right outside now"
All, that's interesting.
I'm sure" says he. Just
call him in, will your"
"On the carpet for you"
says l, stickin' my head out
of the door and beckonin' to
Wally.
And with that he marches
in, big as a house, and with
that chin of his juttin' out
like a cement pier. The old
gent takes one look at him,
the smirk comes off his face,
and he throws up his hands.
why, Wally!" says he.
Its me, governor, says
Wally.
Say, no wonder we got
through after closin' time,
with the presidents son for
a guide! The two of 'em
looks at each other for a
minute, and then the old gent
starts in to spread on the
soft soap. 1t appears he
thinks the best way to handle
Wally is by not bein' too
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Il don't care" says Tony.
stampin' her foot and poutin'. 3
Il will go! They shant take
away mines! So there!
I'm going right now!"
She makes a dash for the q
front door, Sadie after her.
But out there in the hall. -
waitn as patient a bull II
pup on the kitchen stoop. is U
OH says Tony grab
bin him by the arm Ss
You'll ny take me, won't you,
"Anywhere" says he.
'Goody!" says Tony. You les My Mines 70
see, some horrid men are try
ing to get daddy's property away from him and
Yes, heard, says he.
And I'm going to tell them they mustn't" she
AN right" says Wallie; so you SHALL:
But, Tony" begins Sadie
oh you can come along too, says Tony.
TALK about your nutty expeditions that a
Brazilian picnic for fair Here was three of u.s.
with more or less sense, going down town with a
rattle headed girl to hear her tell the president of
trust company that he was a horrid man. gets
carriage to themselves. We don't say word durin'
the drive until we're almost there. Then it strikes
that of the shop will be shut at that time
in the afternoon.
Coin to let her have it out with the anitor?"
says l.
Ianitor!" says he. No"
Perhaps l can attend to that, says he:
l thought that was just bluff; but hanged if
he don't give nod to the special cop outside the
gates, and the next thing l know were being led
in through the marble corridors and behind the
brass doors.
You will find the president in there" says
Wally. pointn to the ground glass marked Phi
vate, and wavn off clerk that starts to butt in.
Then he whispers somethin' to Tony that we didn't
catch, and in a minute the three of has
pushed in, leavin' Wally outside sentry
It's big ROOM with double breasted desk
the middle Sittin' behind the desk is pompous,
clean mugged old gent, with white eyebrows and
pink boulevard connectn his forehead with the
back of his neck,-a nice, prosperous lookln' old
party that you'd trust to be good to himself, even
if he had to foreclose on an orphans home He
signin' his at the rate of eighty sigs.
minute: but he comes to dead stop when he looks
up and sees the delegation
"Why-why-what-" says he, his mouth comm
Sick him, Tony!" whispers, nudgin' her
And Tony does Grabbin' her fluffy skirts firm
in hand, puckerin' up her lips, and shakin'
finger at him, she cuts loose in her own peculiar
style.
80! You re the man who is trying to get daddy's
mines away from him. your" says she. Now
aren't you ashamed of yourself? Aren't you now?
Such nice looking old gentleman too! Why.
to know that l think you re just as mean as you
be. So there! You're horrid, perfectly horrid,
and.
Young woman" says he, catchin' his breath and
breakin' in by main strength will you kindly tell
me who you are and
Why I'm Tony Toliver,' says she. You
ought to know that. It's mines you're trying
to get. But you shan't have them! No: indeed,
you sha'n't! For young gentleman has just told me
that he will give his note something, for-for-"
ITO secure extension of credit" puts in the
old boy. -,
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-04-18
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

The date opposite each subscribers name In
the printed address on each paper indicates the
time to which the subscription IL paid. BY OBJ
serving this n subscriber may know mt all times
lust how his subscription account stands, and
sn case any error Is made In giving credit for
the payment of money on subscription. IL IL
The duty OF the subscriber to notify this Office
without unnecessary delay.
Usually the publisher continues sending the
paper until IL is ordered discontinued, whether
che subscription has expired or not. II sub
scrtber desires II discontinued, he should 10
notify this office, and pay up arrearages, u
there be any.
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DR.. Shops
Headache
Tablets
t'n Sale by
CAMPBELL & MASON.
L'Anse, and
BARAGA STORE. BARAGA.

John A. Cochran. 2 /" 6.0(
Leopold Putzke, day instruc-
ton on voting machine ..... 300
Thos d. Tracy, day registation
and days election. ........ SOC
James j. Shosa, 2 days election SOC
Joseph Shosa, Sr. g SOC
Wesley Hosier, 2 % I" 600
Antoine Spitz, 2 GOO
Joseph Satterly, ] days reg
istration 200
John Markle, day registration
and days election. ........ 800
Fred w. Schwalm, trip to
L'Ansa with tickets, ...... 200
Bernt Olson, rigs to L'Anse
and 2 rigs for posting notices 500
William Hugo, day posting no
tees $500. 2 trips to Kewee-
nav Bay, with election sup
plies 3. 90, making annual re-
port 1900, 2 trips to L'Anse
with statement and return
800, expense Csc, ldayreg-
istration 200. ....... 1925
On motion and support meeting adj
journed. Ayes all. = Nays None.
WILLIAM HUGO,
Township Clerk.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-04-18
SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1908.
Republican County convention

A Republican County Convention will
be held at the Town Hall, in the Village
of Baraga, on Saturday the 18th day of
April, 1908, at p. m. for the purpose of
electing two delegates to the Congress
sional Convention, to be held at Mar
quette. Michigan, on the 22nd day of
April, A. ID. 1908s for the purpose of
electing eight delegates to the State
convention, for the purpose of electing
delegates to the Natioual convention
for the nomination of Presidential
and Vice Presidential candidates.
The several townships in the county,
will be entitled to representation as
follows:
ArVon. .''.' ...............
Baraga. .................... 6
Covington Recommendations. 2
- hnSe. .........l. ....,.,..... %
spur ............,.... ........... Il
HERMAN j. SEIFERT.
Chairman of Republican
County Committee.
Dated, L'Anse, March 9th, 1903.
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lOtai .......... .................. 81
BY order Of the republican commit
tee for the 18th Michigan Congressional
district.
o. C. DAVIDSON,
Chairman.
M. M. DUNCAN,
Secretary.
Iron Mountain, Mich, March 10th,
1903.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-04-18
Republican District Convention.

A convention of the republicans Of
the 18th congressional district of Mich
igan, is hereby called to meet in the
city hall, in the city of Marquette, on
the END day of April, 1908, at 3o'clock
p. m, for the purpose of electing two
delegates and two alternates to the re-
publican national convention at Chicago
June 18th, 1903.
The several counties comprising the
district are entitled to representation in
said convention as follows:
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-04-18
BARAeA TOWNSHIP BOARD CONTINUED

BARAGA TOWNSHIP BOARD CONTINUED.
aud that to the best of our knowledge
and belief that they are correct and the
several cash balances in the several
funds are as follows.
General fund. ............$ 652. SO
Highway .............-. 1851
Bridge ........,.,.... 1,115.N
Sidewalk :. ...... .... Ill
On of motion Hugo, supported by
Schwalm, the township board recon-
mends that tax of I OF one per cent be
raised against the taxable property Of
Township of Baraga, for highway pur-
poses by the following vote.
Yeas Markle, Satterly, Schwalm,
Hugo. Nays None.
On motion of Schwalm, supported by
Markle, the Township Board recon-
mends that tax of 4 of l per cent be
raised against the taxable property Of
the Township of Baraga, for Bridge
purposes by the following vote.
Yeas Markle, Satterly, Schwalm,
Hugo Nays-None.
On motion of Hugo supported by
Schwalm, the Township Board rec
ommends that one thousand dollars be
raised against the taxable property for
township purposes, by the following
vote.
Yeas Markle, Satterly, Schwalm,
Hugo. Nays. None.
On motion of Schwalm, supported by
Markle, the following named persons
were appointed as board Of registration.
For precinct No. l., John Markle, Robert
Price and William Hugo. For precinct
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No, e., Joseph Satterly, Samuel Hill,
Thomas d. Tracy.
Yeas Markle, Satterly, Schwalm,
Hugo. Nays None.
On motion Of Schwalm, supported by
Hugo, the following bills were allowed
by the following vote.
Yeas arkle, Satterly, Schwlam,
Hugo. Nays-None.
Samuel Hill, making out delin-
euent roll for 1907 and stamps $500
Mike Ziolkowsky, day team
breaking snow. 800
Samuel Hill, 5gals oil and can. 200
Charles Walmer, ! day team
breaking snow ......... Zoo
On motion Of Schwalm, supported by
Markle, the Baraga County Publishing
Company, was allowed $500 payable
quarterly for printing proceedings of the
township board during 1908, by the
following vote.
Yeas -Markle, Satterly, Schwalm,
Hugo. Nays-None.
On motion of Schwalm, supported by
Markle, that the clerk be authorized to
buy for the township of Baraga, strip
Of land, beginning at 1 post on the
section line between section Il and 22
thence 20 rods west for highway pur-
poses from John Johnson, for the sum
of $4,000.
Yeas Markle, Satterly, Schwalm,
Hugo. Nays-None.
On motion and support meeting ad-
journed.
WILLIAM HUGO.
Township Clerk.
A regular meeting of the township
board of the township of Baraga, was
held in the clerk g Office on the above
date and was called to order by Sup
ervisor Schwalm, and there were present
Justices Satterly, Markle, Supervisor
Schwalm ard Clerk Hugo. Absent none.
The minutes of the meeting of March
3rd 1908, and March oath 1908, were
read and approved.
On motion of Satterly supported by
Markle the following bills were allowed
by the following vote.
Yeas Satterly, Markle, Schwalm.
Hugo. Nays None.
Peter Nilsson, day service as
constable. S 800
E. l. Real, pens, pencils paper
ana INK l.OO
John Vaughn, ! day enrolment
clerk ....... ........ 3.OO
Robert Price, day registration
and days election ........ 800
Peter M. Citizen, days election 800