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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-06
ORPHEUM

There is another splendid bill al
the Orpheum theater this week
The Orpheum is particularly for
tunate in it's weekly program. "The
Drums of Doom" is the title Of a
very clever sketch dealing with
American political life. 1t is pre-
sented by Miss Minnie Seligman
and William Bramwell, two well
known and talented artists.
Another good number. on the bill
is Hatcher Loissett, an English
singer who is making her first tour
of this country with her trained
pigeons and wonderful bulldog.
The Bootblack Quartet of sing.
ers is well received. The Bounding
Gordons are great in their aero.
batic work and Lew Wells has a
good musical monologue.
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500 PRIZE TO BRIDES;
SOME FOR OLD MAIDS

CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-The Women's
Trade Union league at its meeting
went on record as favoring matri-
mony. Miss Mary Macarthur, the
Britisch delegate, declared that
many young women gave as their
reason for not joining the organiza-
ton that they expected to get mar
ried.
Later it was decided to give a
bonus of $40 annually for 10 years
to every member of the union who
shall get. married.
Strenuous objection to the plan
was raised among certain members,
and it was decided that every wom-
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an belonging to the union who
would make declaration that she
intended to remain an old maid
should also receive $40 a year for
10 years. y
In case one Of these latter
should break her vow the money
that has been paid her must be re-
turned with interest. In speaking
of the plan, which was finally
adopted, Miss Macarthur said:
I'VE want married women in our
union. Working girls make the
best wives, and our organization
wants to go on record as encourag-
ing matrimOny."
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-06
FEW IMMIGRANTS ARE
DESIRABLE CITIZENS
(1y United Press)

7 WASHINGTON, Oct. Com.
missioner of immigration Williams
had long conference with Com
missioner General Keefe today.
Many immigrants, he said, now en-
ter the county that do not measure
up to the standard, though meeting
the requirements Of the law. He
estimated that perhaps 20 per cent
of the immigrants do not become
I desirable citizens. But he ex.
pressed the opinion that in the
near future these conditions will be
. remedied.
1 Commissioner Williams returned
Ito New York tonight.
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Theatrical
WASHINGTON

One of the delightful numbers
on the program this week is the
Ecenic farce, "Cupid's Voyage,
which is sparkling, nifty and
equipped with very remarkable
electrical and scenic effects. Moth.
ing like. it has been seen here in
vaudeville, and the effect is de-
cidedly novel. The act is present.
ed by Harry and Kate Jackson, two
of vaudeville's cleverest comedians,
and is thoroughly high class act
from start to finish. A number
that has been pleasing the patrons
of the Washington this week Is
that of Mile. Martha in her clever
aerial acrobatic act, which is excel
lent in every way.
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MANAGER MARTIN BECK
ENGAGES ALICE LLOYD

1t was announced yesterday from
the Orpheum headquarters here
that Martin Beck has engaged
Alice Lloyd, the popular English
Coincidence, for every available
week this coming season. The en-
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Two Heroic Hello Girls

PERRY, o., Oct. 6.-Misses Hazel
Christian and Alice Warren, tele.
phone operators, were awakened
early today by fire in store un-
der the exchange. They telephoned
! sleeping citizens and notified the
gainesville and Madison firemen
While talking with the gainesville
fire chief the flames burned the
wire and the girls, in their night
clothing, stumbled down the stairs
through the smoke to the street
Four buildings were destroyed.
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Ex-Suitan's Jewels Pawned
Paris for $25o,oo0

PARIS, Oct. 6.-The jewels of
Abd-ef,Aziz, the former sultan of
Morocco, which were pledged in a
government pawnshop in Deem
Der, 1907, for $250,000, have not
been redeemed and they probably
Twill be sold soon at public auction.
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SALEM, Ore, Oct. 6.--Supreme
court today denied the application
Of attorneys for James Finch, who
shot and killed Attorney Ralph
Fisher, for rehearing.
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terday the preliminary negotiations
were carried on. by wireless while
Mr.. Beck was in mid ocean.
When he and H. Meyerfield jr,
president Of the Orpheum circuit,
were returning to American re-
Gently on the Oceanic Marconi
message was sent them in care of
the ship: "Klaw & Erlanger have
released Alice Lloyd. Free from
October"
To this Mr.. Beck replied: CLOSE
with Lloyd entire season." and
upon his arrival here the details
Of the long route were quickly ar
m N cod
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How is it your rabbits are SO
fond of you, Edwin"
II dunno, mister, unless it's that
my head is curly like a head OF
lettuce"
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Malines at 19c

csc Malines, white, black and all
colors; SO inches wide; these are
much used for making the popular
maline bows that SO many young
women are now wearing; per
yard ............, 1910
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FALL BEDDING SALE
New Cotton Blankets ~
New Belts

A large and attractive variety
now here in all the new-style belts
for fall. One special lot in black
and plain colored elastic; also
fancy and Persian webs. with
new gilt and oxidized buckles;
special at see
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New Bed Comforts

Choicest patterns and coorings in siIkOIine and
sateen coverings; filled with one piece Eliminated
white cotton, which will not harden. Full size and
widths warranted
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Hot Water
Bottles and
Syringes

Guaranteed quality in rubber
bottles and syringes; white or ma
room rubber, with all attachments;
these are worth $3.50; choice of
two or three quart size. at. -. .8Sc
Evening journal., 1909-01-06
WANTED

NNyANTED--EVERYB NEEDING
w half-tone engravngs, zinc etchings.
or electrotypcs, to get our estimate Del
aware Farm a Homo. io6i5 Shipiey st
XVANTED-5O0 CUSTOMERS FOR SEC
W ond-hand overcoats. O. y. HUR-
LOCk. seventh and POPLAR ats. oaO.6m
Evening journal., 1909-01-06
MONTCHANIN

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MONTCHAN1N, Jan. 6.-Mr. and Mrs
Jacob Thorn and son. Herman, have re-
turned 10 Jersey City after spending
Christmas week at the home of c. J.
Grandhomme.
Miss Ethel r. Moore, of Kennett Square,
entertained her friends at a New Years
dinner. The affair was greatly enjoyed by
the following persons; Charles Anderson
of Philadelphia; Lloyd REGISTER, of West
Chester; Mr.. and Miss Kane. Philip
Touhey, Morris Bartholomew Miss Mar
garet c. McDermott, Anna and James Nc
Dermott. John KelIeher, Charles Moore,
Ethel. Edith and Mary Moore.
Miss Mary Moore, OF Kennett Square
spent the holidays with Miss Alta Dur
stein.
Bernard Casey, OF California. Is spend
ing a few weeks at his home in Whining
son.
Evening journal., 1909-01-06

If you are out of a position you certainly are.
Also if you are in position for which you are in no
way fitted The wise thing to do is to hurry and get
another one A JOURNAL "Want Ad " will place
you on the pedestal of independence. In no other
way can you so directly state your wants to so many
people who are listening
If you are an employer and your office is loaded
with incompetentS, "fire" them JOURNAL
WANT AID " will fill their places with "z4 calibre
live ones"
If you have farm to sell, house to rent or
horse to trade, a JOURNAL Want Ad " will put
you in position where all you've got to do is to
close the deal
Read the JOURNAL "Want Ads " daily your
SELF Form the habit of using them whenever you
need anything; They will save you money, time,
labor and effort
Evening journal., 1909-01-06
|. 0. R. M. COMMITTEES

The following Red Men Of the State
have been appointed to represent their
respective tribes in an aged and INDECENT
fund committee:
EeokuS. No. s-Joseph B. McManus,
Alexander c. Rodgers, F. =. Lysinger.
Lenape, No. 6-Frank Hainsworth,
Charles II. Burrier, Robert NJ. Hays.
Wawaset. No. s-Irvin Geary, George
Phillips, Frank Moore.
Manitou, No. Isl. E. Ainsworth, John
V. Jones.
Usage. No. a9-Thomas ]. Davis. R. S.
Allen, Jr.
Hiawatha, No. 42-P- L. Hcnderer.
Everett Jones. c. +. Piner, c. NJ. Avery,
G. L. Goodnow, ]. H. Taylor, II. d.
Weyl.
Apache, No. 5i-william B. weidin,
George +. Stewart.
Seminole. No. 49-New Castle. James
B. Lancaster. J. e. Wright. George II.
Hastings.
Andastaka a. Newport-J. NJ Robert
son, 4. w. Young. c. Wilmer King.
Minnehaha, No. %, Newark-George w.
Grifith, II. Z. Elliott, NJ. E. West Err
nest Kemble, John Fossett.
Wissahiokon, No. p, selbyville-v. NJ.
Murray, George w. Campbell, e. L. Nc
Cabe.
IoSa, No. 35, Ellendale-E. T. Wilson,
J. II. Jester. ID. NJ. donovan.
Pocahontas Council, No. Id. of P
Frank p. Lysinger, Milton Ferguson,
Howard Shepherd.
Cherokee, No 4-Duane NJ Cohee,
Raymond p. Bowers, James T. Semer-
teen.
Evening journal., 1909-01-06
MANY WANT
FEDERAL JOBS

WASHINGTON. Jan. 6.-That the finan-
cial depression had an effect upon civil
service is shown by the report Of the com
mission. There was an increase of IS.
900 applicants for examination over 1907,
or total of $4,000 applications. The APP
pointments for the year 1908 numbered
Al 00G.
There are now 2O6,OOO government posi-
tions upder the civil service rules. which
shows The growth of the system. Dur
ing the year the merit system was ap-
piled to the rural carrier service, the
Philippines, the isthmian canal service
and the forest service.
The high standard Of efficiency among
the rural mail carriers is pointed out.
OF $1,000 carriers only 165 were dismissed
for cause.
Evening journal., 1909-01-06
PUBLIC SALE

or Stock and EARNING Implements. at
the residencc of the subscriber, Rock
land, Delaware ON
THuRsnAY. JANUARY IA. at 1890.
Two homr-raiAcd COWS. NJ young shOats,
Poland china; Poland China boar, 10
pairs OF plymouth Rock chickens. ! farm
wagon, J kempa manure spreader,
Deering binder, Dcering mower. 1 Os-
borne tcddcr, / Farmers Friend corn
planter 1 roller, 4 buckeye grain and
fertilizer drill, ] Buckeye 2-horse Guilt
vator, . single cultiVators sets az har-
cutter, / grlndstonc. / Gcrmantovn car-
riages 1 phaeton buggy, 1 pole ~ Dear
born, I Wizard plow, 2 SETS OF double
trees, ! hay rake, / mixing box. . 4eed
boxes, ] platform scales, left ladders,
beam and pea scales, ] milk separator.
II Reid butter worker, ! Reil printer, !
new Model seed drill. hand cultivators,
shoVels, spades. picks, crOwhars, log
chains. I set OF lead harness. set Dear
born harness, 1 set of cart harness, I
riding brides, 250-ogg Cyphers incu-
hator ] l20-egg Cyphers' Incubator 3 in
door brooders, 3 outdoor hroodcrs. ]
Mann's bone cutter, bee hives, / sausage
cutter, ] sausage stuffcr. / rendering kct-
tie, 1 lard press, ! cahinetmakcrs bench.
l post augur, 4 post axe, I broad axe, /
cross-cut saw, ] maui and wedges. ]
apple grinder lot of vinegar barrels.
bag holders, ] walnut bedroom sct. J cN-
tension table I No S Othcllo cook stove,
lot Of chairs, wardrobcs, lot OF books,
lot OF dishes. chamber sets. i parlor set.
organ, . marbel-top tables, hall rack,
old-style sideboard street lamps and
brackets, . hanging lamps and many
other articles too numerous TO mention.
Terms Of sale-Sums Of over 5000, 60
days credit
w n. Tank. Auct iG-7t
Evening journal., 1909-01-06

An unusually strong list of attrac-
tions Will be offered at the Opera
House the coming week. starting on
Monday night with John Mason in
"The Witching Hour" Tuesday Ma
dame Butterfly" will be offered by the
English Grand Opera Company of sew
enty-five singers and an orchestra OF
thirty. on Thursday and Friday Nell
Burgess pays Wilmington another visit
in his famous old play THE County
Fair" and on Saturday The Man Of
the Hour viii be seen. The advance
sale for THE Witching Hour" opens
Thursday morning OF this week and
that for Madame Butterfly on Fri
day morning.
Evening journal., 1909-01-06
pUBLIC SALE

w. N. I.nnk. Anct. "
Evening journal., 1909-01-06
GRAND OPERA HOUSE

Mary Mannering, familiar to most
local playgoers because of her many
charming stage portraits of sweetly
feminine heroines. notably Janice
Meredith and GLORIOUS Betsy" is list
ed for n performance at the Opera
House tonight "A House OF Cards '
a new play by Ivy Ashton Root will
reintroduce her. The Shuberts have
given the star high class company
including Frederick Truesdell. ]. NJ
Colville, Helen Macbeth. Addison Pitt
Henry West, S. T. Klawans, Harry
West. James Spottswood, James Dick
son and Bernice w. Golden.
Evening journal., 1909-01-06
PUBLIC SALES
PUBLIC SALE
On pERAnNAI. ii


OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.
on. account of poor health i have de.
cided TO relinquish farming and will nos.
iuvely sell at Public Sale without re-.
serve on the SNUFF Min Farm. at York.
ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 7TH. 1909
my entire farming OUTFIT suitable FOR
tilhng 260-acrc farm. as follows. Eirhl
Horses. Colts ana Mules. 35 extra fne
dairy Cows. All farming implements thai
are required to til 200-acre farm.
You can reach the farm by troilev-sta
ton ON the farm. I viii deliver Cows
part way 10 purchaser az "a distance ol
ten miles or more. Sandwiches and coffee
served from II to A. o'clock TO those who
come from q distance. Sale commence.
az - o'clock sharp.
CONDlIiONS.-Nin months credit on
all sums OF S25 cash and over bv pur.
chaser giving bankahlc note with ar.
proved security, interest added
WILLIAM DANIELS
Price Dilworth. Auct
Ellis Hicks. Clerk d3i-i2-4-5-e
Evening journal., 1909-01-06

VIII be sold al the southwest corr
ner 9Th and Orange streets, ON Friday.
January Sth, at o'clock a. m. a rcgu-
lar line Of groceries and store fixtures,
teas, cOfces, canned goods. pickles.
spices. and all other goods usually found
In grocery store All must be sold TO
vacato for rebuilding.
S. i. BLACKlsTON.
W. A. Hukln. Auct 1917
NONsTABLEs SALE or STORAGE
- Goods, viii be sold at Stdham a.
Sons Auction Store M East Fourth St
on Saturday morning, January ath, 1909,
az . O'Clock. sharp. six loads of an kinds
of Household Goods, Trunks and con-
tents. Piano. Organ, etc
ld-i-S l.. G. JONES Constable.
Evening journal., 1909-01-06
Weddinos In sussex.
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

opeclaI 70 TIE EVENING JOUtNAIA
MILTON, Jan. 6.-The marriage of
Miss Lydia Jefferson. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. =. Jefferson and John
Spicer took place at the home of the
brides parents. Monday night, Rev.
A. c. McGlton performing the cere-
mOny.
Allss Emma johnson. daughter Of
Benjamin Johnson and James Clendan-
iels were also married by the Rov.
George r. McCready.
Evening journal., 1909-01-06
NOTICES.

NJ OTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING
~ of the Farmers Mutual Fire 1nsur-
ance Company. OF the State OF Delaware,
win be held az the office Of the company,
No. S33 Market street, Wilmington Della
ware on Monday. January nth. 1909. az 10
o. clock a. m. at which time an election
for 1--WE managers to serve for three years
and one manager TO nh vacancy
10 serve for one year, will be held
and the premiums on all policies will
be- uayahle. six per cent. interest on
all mlaucos OF members amounting to
s. IA upwards VIII be paid. The agents
OF the company are authorized TO receive
the dues OF members and TO pay them
]. V. LLOYD
d26-Nl Secretary
Evening journal., 1909-01-06
LICENSE APPLICATIoNs

NoTlCE-r0. THE HONORABLE
~ Judges Of the Court OF General Ses-
sions of the State of Delaware. I'm and
FOR New Castle County. We, the under
signed freeholders and respectable citi-
zens of the Fifth ward, of the city Of
Thomas b. Moore. tho tenant and occu-
pant OF the store situated at 20i w. sixth
street. In the Fifth ward city county
ana State, aforesaid and described IN his
application, and who is an applicant for
Ia license, on Monday, the lst day %
March, 1909. being the next term Of said
court, for the sale OF Intoxicating liquors
/ Ion therein. not TO be drunk on the prem
ises; he being licensed retailer OF
goods. wares and merchandise. the ag-
gregate cost value Of his stock COM
stantly kept on hand for sale Is not less
/ that five hundred dollars; he o. "a man
character. that such sale OF intoNicat-
/ ing liquors at said place is necessary 10
/ accommodate the public; that he is tho
tenant and occupant OF said house. and
/ the following respectable citizens Of said
ward. az least twelve Of whom are sub
stantial freeholdors Of said ward, recon-
mend the said application. viz
John T. Donohoe VIM y. Taylor
V. V. Harrison John B. Dunbar
James j. Fox Frank l.. Mettler
r. Oestreicher Bernard y, Hasson
Joseph Hess John j. McCue
John s. Stewart h Beste
c.. u. Grimth Albert Bucher
VIM. A. Malcom A. W. Hartlng
Chas Kyle E X Hammer
John G.. Brison Daniel r. Kiilroy
Conrad Keller James II. Kane
Andrew Traynur George n. White
IT. &. Simmons Patrick j. Boyle
id-3t THOMAS B. MOORE.
Evening journal., 1909-01-06

NJ TOTICE-ELECTION,
~ Central National Bank 81 Wilmington
Wilmington Del, Dec l2 1908.
The annual election Of directors Of this
bank will be held at the banking house,
ON Tuesday January ~, 1909 between
the hours Of - o'clock noon and 2 o'clock
d. m. IL. T.. RUMFQBp.
di2-1m. Cashier.
NJ OTICE-THn ANNUAL MEETING
~ of the Mutual Fire Insurance Com
many of Delaware will be held at the
Office of the company, No 9l5 Market
street. Wilmington. Delaware, on Mon
dav. Januart. nth. 1909 az 10 O'Clock a.
M al which time an election OF directors
for the ensuing year will be held;
ie-it CHAS. ID. cox, Secy.
Evening journal., 1909-01-06
Lewss to Hear Lecture.

LEwES. Jan. 6-Rev. julius A.
Herold will deliver his lecture, "The
Evolution Of Woman" i'm the auditor
ium here tonight. The money derived
therefrom will go toward the purchase e
OF new books for the Lewes library.
Evening journal., 1909-01-06
FOR SALE

EoR SALE on ExcHAN6Es.66l 800
new and secondhand books just In.
Most popular authors. May be read on
premises without charge. Reading room
open every day until j o'clock p. m.
A. HIRCHMAN, COS Madison 81. dii-lm
= OR sALE-soO PAIRS HIGH-GRADE
l. pigeons. Homors. Duchess and Ora
goons. Address ]. A. Gebhart, Edge Moor.
Del. d24-im
Evening journal., 1909-01-06
Week Of Prayer at Georgetown.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, Jan. GA week Of
prayer. prior to the opening Of evan
gelistic services, is being held by the
congregation of the Methodist Pro-
testant Church.
Evening journal., 1909-01-06
SALESMEN WANTED.

wv ANTED-n no 10 MORE SALES
w men to solicit orders for nursery
stock. Finest class. and prices reason
able. Good pay and permanent employ
mcnt 20 reliable men. Geo. s. Mattingley.
SIS Jackson ST., city. general agent for
the Rakestraw-Pyle Co.. Kennett Square,
Pa. j2-it
Evening journal., 1909-01-06
THEATRICAL
THE GARRICK

A really excellent show with all
the spice and ginger that go to make
up a variety bill holds the boards at
the GarriclS Theatre this week. and is
being given TO appreciative audiences
every afternoon and evening.
Evening journal., 1909-01-06
HELP WANTED-FEMATE

WHNTED~GnGEs ron NfGnr
w work. Inquire ELECTRIC HOSE
q RUBBER co. j5-5t
JANTED-YOUNG GIRLS OVER SIX-
w teen years of age. TO learn tO>make
hosiery. New mill. steady work, Nend
good pay. after you learn. Apply, a
DELAWARE HOSIERY MEG. CO.. 15fI
and Walnut SITS, Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1909-01-06
LIsT OF PUBLIC sAIEs.

January is, i9os-Pubiio sale Of Horses
and Cattle, Bear, Del. W. S. Burris.
Thursday, Jan. 7.-Public Sale Of Per-
sonal Property, on the Snuff Mill
Farm, at Yorklyn, DEL, at 12 o'clock
William Daniels.
Evening journal., 1909-01-06

Judges Il, Court Must Wait.
Owing TO illness Of all the judges
in the Second Judicial Circuit, the
January term of court did not convene
"a Ell1ton yesterday.
Evening journal., 1909-01-06

The woeful behavior Of the elements last
night did not prevent good size audience
from seeing Polly of the Circus" which
was the attraction at the Grand Opera
House. The esoteric life of circus folk is
the denouement Of the play, and the story
as unraveled depicts their avocations in
the saw dust ring Behind the play, Of
course, is a love story, quite out Of the
ordinary every day love story, a minister
Of the gospel, being the lover. and
Polly" a circus rider, his sweetheart
The events that transpire before these two
finally confess their love for each other
are interestingly brought out, and some
strong SCIENCES followed the courting OF
the minister and Polly" That most
beautiful OF all love story Of Bible lore
Ruth and Naomi. runs through the entire
play with the dominic and Polly declaring
their attachment, though seemingly un-
consciously, as did these two Biblical
characters Of old.
Miss Fay Wallace. as Polly" was well
adapted to the part and she gave it excel
lent Interpretation, scoring hit Her sup
port could have been better, especially in
the part of the minister. impersonated by
Herbert Darlington. He was unsuited to
the character. He had neither the grace
nor that gentleness characteristic of the
sympathetic minister who comes with his
ministerial blessedness wheresoever he
wills. His voice was harsh, too. Jules Fer
rar, as big Jim," the boss canvasman,
could not have been better. Walter Wes-
ley as Toby also was good His part was
brief one but he got out of Il all that
could be gained. The other characters
were only ordinary. The stage settings
were excellent.
Evening journal., 1909-01-06

Harry d. Carey, the author is the
youngest of producing managers in
America today. In all plays that Mr..
Carey appears in, he is not only the
author but also books his own route.
directs all rehearsals. writes all the
necessary music required ana attends
to every detail. This season. Mr.. Carey
will again be seen in the leading role
of Montana" that Of Jim Graham,
foreman of Buckhorn Ranch Mon
tana' opens a three days engagement
lat the Opera House on Thursday.
Evening journal., 1909-01-06
wALLpApER AND DECORATING.

Having removed my wall paper business
from the northwest to the northeast cor
ner OF Fifth and Jefferson, would be
Grades Work guaranteed. WILLIAM
/ FORBES, Fifth and Jefferson streets.
dee a 1y.
Evening journal., 1909-01-06
Horsn Rreaka shoulder.

Breaking its shoulder in a fall. a
horse owned by James Casho, near
Elkton, had TO be killed.
Evening journal., 1909-01-06
FOR SALE
A. B. STAYTON.
ir-t.. a. -o- cst.4.f...
LEGAL NOTICES

MIDDLriHuRGH COMPANY.
sometimes Calico Middloboro Marsh
Comnpny)
I'm accordance With the proviHiOns OF
the cnarter Of the hfadleburrh Com
pany. the annual meeinH.Af the owners
OF marsh meadows consutuunr the said
cor pany, will be held ON Jaulaary ufh
1909, az go O'Clock, p. m, In ThlOm Ino
Pennsylvania Building Wilminetoh., Dol-
aware, for the purpose OF elcctinR two
managers, treasurer. and secretary. Aof
the said company, for the ensuing Year
and for the transaction OF such other
business as may be brought before the
meeting"
(Signod)
JOSEPH BESTE,
JAMES KELLEY,
Managers.
o. v. BfGHAM,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Evening journal., 1909-01-06
LOST. AND FOUND

7 osT~X PocKETBooK BETwEEN
- Firth ana Market ana Second and
Jackson, containing about nine one doll
lar bills and two Peoples line tickets.
Reward II returned TO this office ji-5t
Evening journal., 1909-01-06
cIEANERS- DYERS.

MOTH INSURANCE.-The moth thrives
on the spots which you leave on your
clothing For a nominal amount YOU can
have them renovated and returned fresh
with every appearance OF being new
AfacKenzie's. Cleaners, Dyers, 500 Shipley
street 102 w. Seventh street d2-e.o.d.-ly
Evening journal., 1909-01-06
BAKERY.

Ask your Grocer for MAYER's BLUE
LABEL BREAD. lnsures square deal
and an honest loaf.
KARL MAYER.
Eost Side Baker. 9Th and Poplar SITS.
d9-e.O.d.1y.
Evening journal., 1909-01-06
Disr,onds. Watches and Jewelry.

ALL KINDS Of Watch and Jewelry re-
pairine All work guaranteed and at
Tended TO promptly. Both phones
JOSEPH KERN,
Jeweler. 10 Market ST.. End floor.
fD-o n a If