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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-10
STREAMS ARE DRYING UP
In SOUTHWEST GEORGIA
Creeks and Branches Which Have WithStOOd
DrOughtS for Twenty Years Now WaterIeSS.

ALBANY. Ga, Nov 9-The most
serious drought that the seasons have
brought in more than twenty years
is now being experienced throughout
the whole southwestern section OF the
State. Had Il begun sixty days earlier
and covered a corresponding period
the most disastrous crop failure in the
history OF Georgia would have been
the result
Fortunately the crops had been
placed almost beyond the reach OF
damage resulting from a rainless fan
before the drought began While the
top crop was cut OF IN the cotton
fields, conditions have been ideal for
picking. and the first crop has been
gathered to within 8 per cent OF Go
total II has been the best picking
season In the history Of South Geor'
SIN.
Hay Crop a Failure.
One Of the most serious results Of
ihe dry season has been the almost
complete failure Of the hay crop,
which has OF recent years assured
vast Importance In the scheme OF
crop liberalization on Southwest
Georgia farma Farmers are agreed
that tho hay crop Is on 90 per cent
or more. the drought having almost
completely ruined what was an ad.
mlrable prospect In midsummer, One
of the most successful haymakers IN
Dousherty county makes the aaser'
ton that the yield ~ bis FIELDS this
year Is less than onethIrd Of normal.
Streams that have not been dry be-.
tore since white men lived IN This
section have been reduced this fall 20
mere suggestions 81 water holes.
which are slowly drying up Copla.
vaheo creek, which fIows through por'
tons ~ Calhoun, Dougherly and
Baker counties. omptyIug into Flint
river at Newton. b one 81 these
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PUBLIC SALES
SALE

FURNITURE. CARPETS, MAT
f.NGS. LINOLEuMS and HOUSEH I'D
GOODS.
win be sold at stIdham & Sons suction
store No. III East Fourth street, on
FRIDAY APRIL 80, 1909. at ! o'clock p.
m. sharp
Oak and walnut bedroom suites two
fine parlor suites, couchos. heavy en-
ameled bed. three heavy brass beds, mat
tresses. wardrobes. chairs. cane and
wood seats; rocks, parlor tables. ladies
desk. wire couches, odd bureaus. book
head sewing machine. large quantity OF
picturAs, etcs, refrigerators ana Ice
chests
Forty rolls OF heavy mating. weighing
s. pounds TO 20 pounds TO roll OF 40 yards
each. 800 yards OF carpets. velvet, Brus-
sells. ingram and rag carpets. 500 yard,
Of fibre mating, IT. handsome rugs. al
sizes. 600 yards OF heavy cork linolcum
fun roll and fine patterns; the above
goods are all new.
Also at the same time viii sell foui
loads OF household goods OF all descrlp-
tion. from a west side dwelling, partie,
discontinuing housekeeping.
Here is chance TO yet some real bar
gains at your own U--cc, as everything
will be sold for the high bid and fol
cash This Is the best lot OF furnitur,
that has been offered for sale this spring
Goods can be inspected evening before
sale and morning OF sale
STTDHAM a. SON. Aucts.
D. & A. Phone 535. Established 1865
a26-2N-aq
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ROSE PASTOR STOKES
PLEADS FOR SOCIALISM

BY United Press Leased Special wirA
BOSTON, April 2e.-"There are $1,000
New York women on the streets who are
selling their souls for bread" Is a state
ment made here by Mrs. Rose Pastor
stokes, while today giving Boston cler-
gymen food for thought
And these are not wicked women"
she continued. in her defense Of social
ism before an East Boston mems club
to which she spoke last night These
women" she continued, cannot earn
enough in the factories. shops and bust
ness places to get enough money to
properly feed and elothe themselves ara
the result is inevitable.
There must be a new state rise out
of the rottenness which exists tod and
Socialism will wipe out the evil condi.
tions. There are people who say that
Socialism means free love. That is false
and cannot be proven. That there are
divorces among Socialists is true, but
that seems TO be common in all sources
You would certainly destroy all parties
IL you weeded out the men who divorced
their first wives"
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SUMMER SUITS FOR
HCALTfi OFFICERS

At the meeting OF the Board Of
Health today, J. D'Amico, local tailor,
was awarded the contract for supply
ing the executive officers Of the depart
ment with summer uniforms. The con-
tract price was $50 a suit.
Bids were opened for connecting the
property. No. 1906 West Sixth street,
with the sewer and the contract was
awarded to +. p. Mckay, for s1i0, his
bid being the lowest submitted. The
secretary was also notified TO ask for
bids for connecting No. 900 Shipley
street, with the sewer.
DIR. /. Lewis Chipman, headed a dele
cation of citizens from the neighbor-
mood of Elm and Franklin streets. who
complained Of water in a lot in that
vicinity which was endangering the
public health.
AS the water hole was caused by the
Street and Sewer Department build
ing on Elm stretc. west of Franklin
Sewer Engineer Taylor was requested
90 appear before the board, and when
the trouble was explaind 20 him. he
said that It would be remedied at once
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE
TO NAME OFFICERS TONIGHT

There viii be a meeting OF the Sunday
School Athletic League this evening in
the Y. NJ. c. A. Building. Officers will be
elected and work begun on a schedule.
Physical Director schatsei in a letter 20
the sunday schools regarding the league
gays:
Article VII. Section and s. The Pastor
oc Superintendent Of each Sunday School
shall appoint its own delegates. Two in
number"
Therefore. If YOU arc interested kindly
appoint two OF your young men, such
men as you think win be favorably inn
pressed with the work, to represent your
Sunday School at the meeting on Mon
day evening The election Of officers. an
other important business, will be brought
up TO be acted upon.
By-laws Article 5. Section reads:
'"rhere shall be a board Of governors CON-
posed Of twelve members. who will have
general charge OF the management and
control Of afairs and authorize all Sunday
school competitions"
We would like to have all Of our Sunday
school superintendents at this meeting as
firm among them we wish to elect our
Board.
1t is important that you either be pres
ent. send YOUR assistant, or someone to
represent you, as your cooperation is very
necessary.
Evening journal., 1909-04-26
TRUSTEES SALE
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL
& PERSONAL PROPERTY

In accordance with the provisions OF
the viii of James T. Mullin. Deceased,
and by virtue OF the order made by the
The sixth esy "a OF Of Tovember ss 81 aTSre 4 D 1881 S
the undersigned will sell at Public Auc-
tion on Wednesday, May 18th. 1909. at ten
92sk WmSeian a. ~ at shs cog5t HOUSE o,s at
ware, the following described real and
personal property:
THE large four-story brick store, sit
uated az the s. =. Cor. OF Sixth and Mar
ket streets. with the three-story brick
uddition known as No. 6 East sixth
street, having a frontage Of "a feet on
Market So, and OF io5 feet 3 inches. on
12.-The thrse.story brick dwelling. at
dwelling containing nine rooms and
bath, having front porch, hot-air
heat and sewer connection, the lot
having a frantage OF 80 feet on West
$40 shares OF capital stock Of Security
Trust and safe Deposit Company.
Al shares OF capital stock Of Central
SO shares Of capital stock Of Coates
Vile Trust Co.. Coatesville, Pa.
6;-29 shares stock Of the Red Mems
7'.io shares stock in Eden Han Com
The property at Sixth and Market Sta
and No. East Sixth st. to be sold sub
TO occupy II until March 25th, 1910. the
property at Twelfth and West SITS 10 be
sold subject to immediate occupancy.
Terms;-Cash-l0 per cent 70 be paid
down ar time Of sale, the balance upon
confirmation by the Chancellor. failing
such confirmation the 10 per cent paid
down win be refunded
WILMINGTON TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee by appointment OF the Chancel-
lor OF the State OF Delaware. under the
will Of James +. Mullin. Decd.
Wilmington, Delaware April 29rd. 1909.
a2i-26-2S-mayl-3-5
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PROPOSALS.

81 OffCE or SALE on NO6'0O6 WA
~ ter Works Bonds Of the city OF VIII
mington, Delaware. Sealed bids will bo
received by the finance committee OF the
council OF Wilmington. Delaware. until
j. o'clock m. on April IS, 1909. for the
purchase OF 100000 bonds OF the Mayor
and Council Of Wilmington TO be issued
for the purposes and under the provisions
ware. Said bonds are Of the dcnomin-
alton OF one Thousand Dollars each and
viii bear interest at per cent. per an
mum. payable semi-annually on the first
days OF MAY and November. Bonds ma
ture without option OF prior redemption
Twenty-Five thousand dollars CSs5.oOO)
May !, 1871: sixty thousand dollars co.
oo0l May ], 1922; fifteen thousand dollars
Ali bids must be enclosed IN sealed en-
velopes and be endorsed BIDS for the
purchase OF Wilmington Water Works
signed at the once OF the Clerk of Coun-
Gil. Wilmington. Delaware, on or before
twelve o'clock noon, April e, 1909. The
right is reserved 10 reject any ana an
bids. Each bid must be on the form fur.
nished by the city and must be accom-
panied by a certlnced check on some
bank or trust company for two per cent,
OF the amount OF the par value o. the
bonds bid for, which amount Will be
accepted as part OF the purchase price
full bidder must pay for the bonds May
S, 1909. before twelve o'clock noon, in
the City Treasurers Office at Whining
tor or at the otiice. Of the United states
City place of payment OPTIONAL with
purchaser), at which time said bonds
will be ready for delivery.
WILLIAM p. WHITE.
Chairman FifAnce Committee City Coun-
ell. Wilmington, Delaware
al3-17-20-2i-26
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INDOOR SPORTS.
AT THE Y. NJ. c 4.

It is expected that the meet Of the
Blue Ribbon Athletes in the Y. NJ. c.
a. Hall on Thursday evening will be
an interesting gathering. The con-
testants will be High School VS.. EN-
ployed Boys of the Y. NJ. c. A.
The events include high jump, broad
jump, pole vault. potato race, relay
race, fifteen-yard dash and basketball.
Blue ribbons printed in gold viii 60
TO the first. red to the second and
orange to the third place winners.
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NJ Office - FARMERS
~ get busy. Breed to
George Thor. Jr.. Arabian
perchron Stallion. home
raised. four years old,
weighs 1850. l'eo Si2,
s. at service ana $40
when mare foais. Insure
colt. Thor Jr.. valued
81 000. Owned by Edwai
Madison St, Wilmington
postal
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PASTRY AND CAKE
w baker. Apply 500 West Eighth st.
a26-st
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LIST OF PUBLIC SALES.

April 3o.-Lsrge sale Of Furniture, Car
pets, 40 rolls Of Mattings, Rugs
Linoleums, etc, at Stidham & Sons
Auction Store, III e. Fourth ST..
at I o'clock p. m.
"See ad Of sale in this paper"
May 1.--Building Lots at Montrose, al
3 o'clock, p. mn by Stidham & Son
Auctioneers.
May 5.-Sale Of Real Estate ct New
Castle, DEL, Of residence Of AIDE.
lside Young, deceased, for Equit.
able Guarantee and Trust Co., al
2.so p. M, by Stidham & Son, Aue.
tioneers.
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TROLLEY DIRECTORS TO
MEET CAPITALISTS

The directors OF the West Chester
and Wilmington Electric Railway will
hold a conference.-the on Wednesday
with New York capitalists. President
4. G. O'Connell refused 70 talk to-day
concerning the plans beyond saying
that everything looks exceedingly good
for the building Of the road this sum
mer. It is estimated after careful
study that the railway will pass
through a section OF the county with
over 10000 population.
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CLASS CONFIR.AED
AT ST. THOMAS CHURCH

In st. Thomass r. c Church, at z
o'clock yesterday morning a class of
seventy persons took first communion.
In the afternoon Bishop Monaghan, as
sisted by the Rev. Fathers Connolly.
Higgins and AlcSweeney performed the
right Of confirmation on the class. All
the services OF the day were largely at
tended.
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r--rprEr,e SALES

SHERfFF'S SfIfs.--BY WRITE on A
writ OF Alias Levari Faclas 10 me d.
rected. will be exposed TO public sale
at the Court House on Market street.
between Tenth and Eleventh streets
In the city OF Wilmington, New Castle
county, Delaware.
on SATURDAY.
THE FIRST DAY OF MAY, 1909.
at 10 o'clock. A. NJ,
the following described real estate. viz
The dwelling house. building or struc-
ture located on a certain lot OF piece OF
land, situate in the city OF Wilmington,
county OF New Castle and State of Del
aware. bounded and described as fol-
lows. 70 wit
Beginning at n point on the southerly
side OF Sixth street, at the distance of
one hundred and iifty-seven feet east
erly from the easterly side OF Broome
street: thence southerly parallel with
Broome street. one hundred and forty
feet 10 the northerly side OF an alley six
feet wide; thence easterly by the north
erly side OF said alley twenty feet 10
a point: thence northerly parallel with
Broome street one hundred and forty
feet 20 the said southerly side OF Sixth
street; thence westerly along said south
erly side of Sixth street. twenty feet
to the place OF beginning
Seized and taken IN execution az the
property of John Walsh. owner or re-
puted owner, and to be sold by
CHARLES II. LIPPINCOTT.
shsrins ofice. Wilmington. Del.
April u. 1893 al3-l5-2c-2e-26-3o
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MTANTED-RAILWA MAIL CLERKS,
w Salary $500 70 s1400. No .1ayons."
Examination IN Wilmington May 18th.
Common education sufficient CandI-
dates prepared free. Write Immediately
for fun particulars, FRANKLIN 4NSTI-
TUTE, Dept. 2S-A., Rochester, n. Y.
ao-fuO
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BOUT APRIL eth

NJ oTtCE-oN OR ABOUT APRIL eth
,oe owlil VIII move my otiee and shop from, .s-
Orange street will be for rent ~
April %. HARRY IS IYNt,l
a3-e.o.d.-f Confrah Ward
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y M p 7VANTFD-MALE

cir "" - ~ r. At---iNA n LIZ
TS14NfED~HBEE-60DTED MEN be-
w tween ages 10 and IS Tor y. 8. Ma
first papers. Excellent opportunity to
Zee the world. Good pay. Clothing. ra-
tons, quarters, medical attendance free.
CRUITINO STATION. Post ONCE 6uild-
ing. Wilmington, Del. a1-26t
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Nothing is as bad as it seems unless
It Is worse.
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BUYERS GUIDE
or WILMINGTON.
Dependable Houses. Shop by Phone.

+. Rhoades & r. n. Lorraine,
Personal attention gwen TO moving fur
niture and pianos at all hours. Residence,
$40 Lombard ST. Stand Fourth and
French SITS. Delm. Phone 236e. a15-tr
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TECHNIC AL Z OOKS AT
INSTITUTE LIBRARY
RAILROAD ENGINEERING.

Allen. Railroad curves.-615-A42.
Manual Of practice for railway engi-
neering.-625-A51.
LAWS Railroad location.-625-L39.
Wellington. Economic theory Of the
location Of railways-625W W461.
Camp. Notes on track.--625.1-Cl5.
Goodwin. Railroad engineers field
book.-625.1-G54
Tratman. Railway traek.-625.l-T69.
Blackan. Up-to-date air brake cate
chism.-625.2-
Dukesmith Modern air-brake prac-
tice.-625.2-DSS
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For SALE

Z T0R szTEM1fN P0fNT sEGHHs.
L an Havana illers. DURSTElN. Man
ufacturer. an dealers al-lmo.
rSOR SALE-BILLY POSSUM sc sE-
II gars. all dealers. more popular than
Teddy Bears. al-lmo.
DOR SALE-LOTN OF SHAFTINC AND
pulleys Apply WILMINGTON 'AJ7-
TOMOBILE Co. Delaware avenue and
TOR -SALE-DAIRY OF ABOUT 10
I quarts Address, FARMER, Mar
shallton, Del ait
DOR SALE-FIVE NO. 6 REMINGTON
i Typewriters. AL condition. S-5 each.
CHAs. G. GUYER, S2d Market ST.
a24-3t.
Evening journal., 1909-04-26

There are those who take much com
fort and pleasure out Of feeling bad.
Evening journal., 1909-04-26

THE WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY
Philadelphia. April H. 1909.
The annual meeting OF the stOlkhold-
ers OF this company. and an election oc
directors 20 serve for the ensuing year,
pany, Reading Terminal. Philadelphia.
on Monday. May 3rd 1909. at - o'clock,
noon Il. y. SHuRTER.
al2-19-26-29-mi. Secretary
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NOTICES.
, CANDfpATES'

N u IL 10 NNNUTIlAIIS
- All candidates TO he voted for AZ tho
republican Primary Election on Stature
saay' May Is. 1909, must notify in writ
.iit t we chairman or secretary OF the Res
before Tuesday, May a. 1909. at o'clocN
p. m. IT. II BIfI,ANY
49,. Chairman Rep. First Dist Com.
q. s. RICE, Secretary. a2g-i1t
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There is simply no use in talkln
about making good.
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A supporter IT,

"what DO you think about an income
taxg"
Il am for it under certain circum-
stances"
"What are theyl"
THAT the government irst furnish
me an income"
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Statesmen WANTED.

ISiTT1NfEb~xGENTs EVERYWHERE
w for the old reliable sick. accident
and funeral benefit association.
COSMOPOLITAN,
al-lmor No. West Ninth 81.
11ANTED-SEVERAL NEAT SALES
w men for Delaware, Pennsylvania
and New Jersey. to handle good line OF
tobacco. Call at No. 400 East Third
street Ask for Mr.. Knots. a5-lmo
Evening journal., 1909-04-26
PERSONAL.

JTfE PARTY WHO WAS or 4il
L train. going south, April 10th. gol
the wrong dress suit case can receive
Delaware ul6-lt
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALE on 'RSEN1f'.~ ifiiXlIVVIINS'd
ter the large business prof ierty. fronting
on. Fourth street Firth street, and Penn
syNania Railroad Freight Yards. ele-
IA coal bins, larKe stat ole. once and store
room The entire property owe. 1900
square feet. ground surface II under roof
THOMPSON CO. 900 1ast Fourth street
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STALLS FOR RENT-


EOR RENT-STALLS. ACCOMMODA-
tion for ten horses. i5c per week
l05 Thornton street. a26-at
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Argument Enouah.

CLARA has invested in a gold mine"
Does she know anything about it,"
No. but the man who sold her the
stock had lovely mustache."
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Natural.

Natural.
'I wonder why women always jump
at conclusions"
"Do they always2"
"Well. sometimes"
''Then that's easy"
''Wen. why"
Because sometimes conclusions are
such startling things"
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Thrust on Them

Thrust on Them.
In Africa the lions.
or hunters fighting shy.
Are not aware OF honored deaths
That they are doomed to die.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

XKTANTED-THE BEST INVESTMENT
w on earth is Life Insurance stock.
We have a splendid proposition for either
tho large or small investor Now paying
dividends Statesmen wanted. address
l.. n, Evening Journal once.
a5-lu1o-c.o.d
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-ATuEpRAL RooF FAILs.

JAIHEDItAIl IlOOF- FAILS,
KILLING SEVEN
BY United Press Leased Special Wire
MADRID. April 26.-Nine persons were
killed and twenty-five hurt when tn, roof
OF the Cathedral at Torbes collapsed to-
day while mass was being celebrated in
side OF the building
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Strange to Her.

"No; promised my wife wouldn't
take a drink"
''But this is only water"
"she would detect it on my breath
all right"
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What She Miss.d.

did you hear about the lecture?
They couldn't report It,"
why not?"
at was so dreadful that It wasn't
st TO print"
"Oh, dear! Why didn't we go7"
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Conscientious

81 do so bate to have people talk
about me"
do your WhyT
"wen. it is bad for them to lie"
81 see"
"And for them to tell the truth is
bad for me"
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LEGAL NOTICES

NJ MOT1CE-ECONOMIC LIFE 1NSUR-
~ anco Company. a corporation eNist-
ing under the laws Of the state OF Della
pllance with the statutes OF the State Of
Delaware IN that behalf made and pro-
vded, hereby gives notice that on Friday
at a meeting OF the said Board. OF which
every director received at least three
days notice called for the purpose OF
dissolving the Company, said Board by a
majority OF the whole Board did adopt
the following resolution.
"RFSOLNED that IN the judgment OF
this Board. II Is deemed advisable and
most for the benefit OF the Economic Life
Insurance Company that the same should
be dissolved; 20 that end. and I'm conform
ity with the statute, t Is ordered that a
panv be held on Monday. the seventeenth
dny Of May A. D., 1900 az eleven o'clock
I'm the forenoon, al Delaware Trust COM
pany's Office. No. ] East 9th Street the
Offices OF the Company IN the City OF
Wilmington. Delaware. to take action
upon said resolution so adopted by this
Board OF Directors; that the Secretary OF
the Company shall within ten days from
this date mail TO each stOckhOlder reside
ing IN the United states a notice Of the
adoption OF this resolution, and also. be-
ginning within said ten DAYS, cause "A
like notice Of said meeting and the adOp-
ton Of this resolution TO be inserted IN
the Evening Journal OF Wilmington.
Delaware, a newspaper published in the
County wherein the corporation has its
PRINCIPAL office, for at least four weeks
successfully, once a week, next preced-
holders meeting"
a meeting OF the stockholders OF said
Company Is called and will be held at the
offices Of the Company IN Wilmington,
Delaware, on Monday, the seventeenth
day Of May, A. D., 1909. az the hour OF
eleven o'clock I'm the forenoon, to take
action upon the said resolution.
a1s-2s-m3-i0-l4 Secretary.
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WILSON LINE TO PHILA.

PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT.
Leave Fourth street wharf. Whining
SATURDAYS and Sundays only 100 D. m
Leave Chestnut street wharf, Philadei-
phia. 730 and 1880 a. m, 80 ana 4lo p;
m. Saturdays and Sundays only NV
Evening journal., 1909-04-26

You never can tell how much ali
mony a man pays by the hat bis wife
wears.
Evening journal., 1909-04-26

1t would seem that almost any South
American can lay a plot and hatch a
revolution.
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WANTED

0PECIAI DanclnF at Music Hall to-
> night Connell 81, bet End and Ord.
a20-imo.
WA n n II, D-WORKfNCf PARTNER
w with s. 600 70 5000 Tor business poT.|
ing 40 per cent. On investment. 10 SPORTS
OF trifers need apply. Addrsrs ". Jour-
nal ofice. alt-l1u0-e cd.
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REMOVAL.

GEO. W. QUINN, N. D..
has moved his Institute of Osteo-
pathy to the DUPONT Bldg. Hours
9 to IL and 2 to S. Saturday 9 to
IL. Evenings by appointment.
January 18th. n,
DR. VIM H. HARRIS HAS REMOVED
- his Dental Ofices TO The Clinton
Apartments, III West Tenth street
m27-1mO.
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7RhN'epoR0'h 1oN
1RIIlIISSH' Line

Freight received for all noints. glve9n g9
personal attention, and torWaroeo
promptly at lowest rates and py res'
routes. -,
Boats leave both wilmington and PM
cepted. .
through rates ana bills of ladins Is
GEORGE w. BUSH q SONS co,
Pier 8 North Wharves, Philadelphia;
French Street Wharf. Wilmington
Evening journal., 1909-04-26

Good form in a man may be the re-
suit Of training or tailoring.
Evening journal., 1909-04-26

Tennessee Ave. near Beach. Cath
ole and Protestant churches. New
thoroughout. Private baths. Metal
beds. Superior table; white service.
Elevator to street level. S to SIS
weekly. si50 to s3 daily.
MARGARET WALSH DUNCAN
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Hls Vlew

"Why don't you earn your livingT
II do"
"You do? I'd like to know how"
"By giving meddlers something to
busy themselves about"
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why didn't we goY
Careless

'How is your health"
'Nfisbehaving."
''How is that?"
Left it out in the cold overnight"
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n CHANCERY, NEW CASTLE
CAUSE or PARTITION.
Catherine Toomey, et al,
VS..
John J. Kellehor, OF. al.
In pursuance Of an order OF the Chan
cellOr. made IN the above cause at the
March term. 1900. all persons having any
lien or liens affecting the interest or es-
tate Of Bartholomew Kelleher. Elizabeth
Kellcher, Hughey Toomy, Catherine
Toomey. Michael kelleher, John j. Kcl-
leher. Joseph Dorman, Lizzie Haley,
Florence Williams. Blanch Williams and
Ethel williams. or either Of them. IN the
lands and premises 20 which said cause
relates, are hereby notified 20 file a petit
ton setting forth the nature and amount
Of the same IN the Office OF the Register
in Chancery for New Castle County. ten
days before the third day Of Nav. A. D.,
1909. and 70 appear and prove said lien OF
liens before the rising Of the Court on
said day
wilmington. Delaware. April IL. 1909
asst.