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Evening journal., 1909-03-09
LIST on PUBLIC SALES.

49,
March 11-Stock and farming impie-
ments on Concord Pike, near
sharpley School, BrandyN"ine, HID,
n. Pollock.
March 11.-Sale Of Stock and FARMING
Implements for John Taggart. near
Newport at I o'clock, p. M, by
Stidhsm G. Son, Auetioneers.
March 11.-Personal Property OF Phil
ena n. Fell, at 5i7 West Third ST.,
at 9 o'clock, a. M, by Stidham g.
Son, Auctioneers.
March 12.-Publie Sale Of Horses on
John F. o'Neal's farm, Mt. Cuba,
March f2.-Special Sale Of Good Fur
niture, Carpets, large and small
Rugs, Bedding and Linens, az Std b
ham & Sons Auction Store, III &.
Fourth St., at o'clock, p. m. sharp.
"Watch this paper for ad of sale. .
March 15.-Mrs. Brinehursts House
hold Goods, also Stock and lmple-
nnents at Ashley, opposite Richard =
son Park, at 10 a. m. w. A. Hukill,
Auetioneer.
March 16.-Furniture and Household
Goods. Horses and Carriages for
Mary " Hart at 61o French St.,
at 10 o'clock, a. m, by Stidham
& Son, Auotioneers.
March 16-Saie Of Horses. Mules, Colts
and Cattle at Bear Station, at 9
o'clock, a. m. w. S. Burrls.
March 17-snle Of Stock and Farming
implements and Household Goods
for Clarence kiivington, near Cor
don Heights at o'clock, p. M, by
Stidhan & Son, Auotioneers.
March 1s.--Sale Of Stock and Farming
Implements. o. c. Magargle, near
Brandywine Springs.
March 19.-Sale of Furniture at 507
West Seventh street, for Sarah j.
Mode, at I o'clock, p. M, by Std
ham & Son, Auctioneers.
March 23.-Furniture at 1905 Adams
ST., at o'clock, p. M by Stdhani
g. Son, Auotioneers.
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EOR SALE

MARCH OR APRIL 9TH
800 W. end ST., 10 rooms. modern.
aOl n. Harrison St, Z rooms, modern.
fl2-50l-aOl and sol Franklin St. modern.
y. Z. Cor. am and Dupont stA suitable Tor
so7 W. 9th 81. S rooms. hot water heat.
400 w. Sth ST., 10 rooms, suitable Tor
n. W Cor. Sycamore and Van Buren
Sts.. suitable for business.
$50 Pine St. rooms. modern.
sis ~ sth So, rooms. modern.
aii and 6n3 ~. i0ta St, 7 rooms. modern.
10 acre farm, near Centrovile, sell or
g acre farm, near Mt. cuba.
Hollyoak, roomed house, city conven-
Richardson Park house rooms. city con-
Eismcre. house rooms. large lot.
Ccdars. house rooms large lot
Many Investment properties.
o. O. GOODEN, %.
FOR SALE THREE NEW THREE
story manaard light brick houses,
Nos. iiol-S-5 West SECOND street near
Broomc street. containing nine rooms
and bath al modern improvements,
front and back porchcs gas and electric
lights. cement cellars under whole house
Apply JAMES TlBBlrr, 100 s. Dupont
street. Both phones. m6-eod-imo
TOR sAr.E-TWO THREE-SroRY
II up-to-datc houses, i05 and iQi West
Twentieth street. near Boulevard. hot wa
lar and walks, nrst-clasa In every par
GEO. II. CORNELL.
m6-e-ii-la 400 w Goth 81.
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Larnn PlbIio Sale Of stock.

A sale of stock took place yesterday
at the residence of Howard Wilson
az Granogue. Delaware. 80 head OF COWS
and 16 head OF horses were sold and
1900 people attended. Prices were as
follows: Horses. $500. $40, 5000. $iG0.
stse. sis7. Si4i, $40. $3.50, S120. sl2o
and year old cost s17o. an average
of $3.50 per head. Cows from $40 20
sS6 The average for SO head was
$3.50 per head. Yearlins calves $3S
to $50 a head. 5 months calves SOS
to Ss2. Bull SIS. Turkeys % 1-2c III;
ducks. $3.50 pr; chickens, 16 1-2c lb.
Farming implements brought very sat
isfactory prices. Stidham & Son.
auctioneers. conducted the sale and
bidding was very spirited at all times.
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SALES

20 head OF Horses OF every description.
NJ youne aud among them some nne
brood innrcs. I have purchased from II.
9. i. Gas a Coal Co. OF Philadelphia. l0
mead OF hno. young work chunks-the
kind for farm work.
This company buys no horses less than
S3uO They buy no horses without being
tried and they use them no longer than
three years 7 will sell them 10 YOU on
trial-an opportunity 10 buy "a good Horse
at reasonable figure J VIII also have
q lot ~ good Western Horses shipped by
Paul Connolly. the largest Eastern ship
per pair Of 2-year-old marc mules.
and quick and fine lockers about ~ 60 70
years old. ] pair Of large young gray
horses several young bay Eeldines and a
lot or graye. some young ana sound. 9TH
ers young and little sore. also King
Mont the trottcr, has gone a mile in
3ot-large and strong and afraid Of
nothing.
Durham stock Bulls. about 100 lbs
apiece 4 sets Of nickel-mountcd single
strap buggy harness. 80 stable blankets
and a lot OF new wagon harness.
Gentlemen. come for dinner Horses
sold exceptionally low az my last horse
sale. ] sold them and will do II again
/ VIII entertain YOU any day by appoint.
ment. Have twenty-five horses on hand
at all times-sellng horses is my busl'
ness and my pleasure. Come and see me
before purchasing. Horses guaranteed nc
represented or money refunded ! an
selling every day and I want TO sell yot
one.
Sixty days credit
Don't forget your fertilizer I can sci
as good goods as a local dealer at th'
lowest price. Get my prices.
JOHN IT, O'NEAL.
Ellis Hicks, Clerk. mi-6-s-a-io-i
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PROPOSALS

SEATED PR0PosNfs VIII BE RE
- ceived by the Printing Committee of
Council, until Thursday evening. March
18th. ~ 500 o'clock, for printing 500 cop-
les of the Annual Report of tho Board Of
Health OF the city OF Wilmington. In
formation relative 10 tho Same may be-
secured at the Office Of the Clerk Of city
Council
All proposals must be addressed 10 the
Printing Committee OF the Council.
marked, Proposals for Printing Annual
Report OF Board OF Health" and must be
deposited with the Clerk OF Council
SAMUEL n. BENSON, JR.
mS-3t Chairman. Printing Committee.
Court House aud postoffce BLDG, at
Wilmington. Delaware.
& EALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RE-
- ceived al this building until o'clock
p M. March 18th, 1900. for furnishing
fuel. lights. water. ice. miscellaneous
supplies. waEniGg towels. hauling ashes.
and sprinkling streets for this building
during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1910,
or such portion OF the year as may he
deemed advisable, The right 10 reject any
and All bids IS reserved by the Treasury
Department.
ma.ii David S. Clark. Custodian
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LEGAL NOTICES

7 n CHANCERY,
i New Castle County SIS:
Cause of Partition.
ln rc Real Estate Of
Margaret Butler. Deceased.
In pursuance OF an order OF the Chan
ccllOr in the above cause. made the four
tcenth day Of September. A. ID. 1905 all
persons having any lien or Hens affecting
the interest or estate Of Sarah J. New
ton. Mary A. McClay. Louis 9. Cum
Minis Martin r.. Butler. Cloud Butler.
Salina West. Margaret Culp. Mary Carr.
Sarah Boise Catharinc Clark. William
Cummins and Clestinc Cummins or eth
er of them. in tho lands and premises to
which tho said cause relates. are hereby
notified TO file a petition setting forth
the nature and amount of the same IN
the office Of tho Register in .Chancery for
New Castle County. TEN DAYS before
tho fourth Monday In March. A. ID. 1909.
and to appear and prove said lien or
liens al the ensuing term OF the Court.
bfore the rising OF the Court on the third
day OF the term.
THOMAS DAVIS. Trustee.
Wilmington. Delaware, February 3, 1909.
mS-11t
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EXECUTORS SALE.
'XECUTOR'S SALE

OF Household Furniture and other
Personal Property. There will be exposed
to sale az public vendue on
THURSDAY. MARCH II, 1909
At o'clock q. m. on the premises, No.
507 w Third street In the city Of VIII
mington, the following described person
al property. to wit.
Carpets. mating. parlor furniture. four
bed room suites. rocking chairs. chairs,
tables. sofas. one clock one dining room
set walnut table, oak sideboard. chairs,
china sets. dishes table linen. glassware,
ono refrigerator, kitchen utensils, jars,
kettles. crockery one kitchen stove. one
gas stove. one lawn mower. two tons OF
stove coal. one ton Of nut coal, one hat
rack. pictures. chicken feather beds. bed
ding OF all kinds. sewing machine and sun
dry other articles. etc. etc. Attendance
will be given and terms made known by
HORACE GREELEY EASTBURN.
Executor OF the last VIII and Testament
of Philena H. Fell, deceased.
Stdham and Son, Auct. nl9-lt
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RANKRuPT SALE

d NNKRUPT'S sNLE~oN SATURDAY.
ID March 18th. 1909 at ten o'clock A.
NJ will be sold az Public Auction at the
Court House. Wilmington. Delaware, tho
book-accounts, leases and the
corporate franchise of w. S. Hoffman
Company. Terms:-Cash.
For information apply to
WILMINGTON TRUST COMPANY,
mist Trustee in BANKRUPTCY.
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ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR Rem
FOR SALE OR RENT

A valuable water power Milling Plant.
al Grcenhank Del splendid location. on
macadamlzcd road three miles from
Wilmington, Del. B. g. o. r.. n. close
to mill door, water-power unfaiiing, ca
pacity 75 barrels feed buhr attachment.
equipped with up-to-date flour and feed
machinery mansion house; three tenant
houses. new barn. ;s acres of land, power
generated for electric or other service,
have from l15 TO 600 horsepower. For
further particulars apply ON premises.
mi-cod-lmo.
LOR SALE OR RENT-i7i5 PENNSYI.-
yania avenue, rooms and bath, front
new house. viii rent or soll cheap. Apply
=. and N. Kennedy, 7o5 Ford Building.
mq-iW
Evening journal., 1909-03-09
Natural History Society Lecture.

J. d. Bush lectured at the regular
meeting Of the Natural History So
ciety OF Delaware in Friends School
last night. His subject was "A Trip
70 Lake Okeechobee," and was hand
somely illustrated
Evening journal., 1909-03-09
ROOMS FOR RENT.

r, IRARD-sos. so7 AND SO RACE ST.
" Philadelphia. Rooms. Csc. Soc. Soc
Gentlemen Gully. ally
T> OR RENT-NEWLY FURNISHED
l. rooms for gentlemen. With OF with
out board. All conveniences. n. W. Cor.
9TH and Lombard. f26-tf
nor Rents SINGLE FURNISHED
L rooms. light and heat. sos W. Fourth
street fil-1m-eOd
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pUBLlC SALE

- J LIZ OAL1
VIII be sold at sos Madison street.
on WEDNESDAY, 10Th inst, at one
ture. including nice leather couch, square
plano. tables chairs, cook stove, pictures
and many other 9naIsNlssA 9nEN1AMrN nAv,s
W. A. HuKfLL. Auct ms-9
public SALE-THE SUBSCRIBER
viii sell a. the old Richardson
homestead, known as Ashley. opposite
Richardson Park on the Newport and
stanton Trolley, about one mile from
MONDAY. MARCH 10. 1909.
az 10 o'clock a. m.
Household goods. farm stock and imple-
ments' among which are chamber
suites beds. bedding. carpets. etc, in
cluding Walnut sideboard. sofa and
chairs, extension table. writing desk, also
some fine antique pieces as follows; Ma
hoganv Bookcases. Weaver Parlor Organ.
Mahogany Sofa. Rockers, parlor Cabinet
and other antique articles. pictures, china
and glassware. Alabaster vases and or
namente. refrigerator. lard press. stained
glass window. stoves. cooking utensils
fine lot OF books. 80 volumes Harpcrs
Magazines. bound IN leather, also three
fine rifles two birding guns and a lot OF
pistols, some OF which are antique.
Stock and Implements. No. !, "ARBN'
a fine sorrel drying horse suitable Tor
bay driving mare Two Guernsey Cows
one Wcll-brOkCn Billy Coat, tWo-scat
family carriage. Jenny Lind Carriage,
nice rubber tire runabout, two buggies
three good farm wagons, handy wagon,
Dearborn wagon. rollers. moving ma
chimes. Bradley corn planter, sulkey, cul-
tivators. spring tooth harrows drag har-
row. potato digger. wccdcr, hay letter,
hay rake. wheat fan. corn marker, corn
shelter. seed sowcr plows. shovcla. forks.
etc Set fine light harness. Dccrborn
harness. new: sets stage harness, new:
collars brides. saddles, hy nets. Buffalo
robe, platform scales, and many other
articles.
Conditnos Of Sale-On all sums Of
twenty-five dollars and under will be
cash. over that amount a credit OF three
months will be given by the purchaser.
giving a bankablo note with approved
indorscr with interest added.
ESTHER W. BRfNGHURST.
w A. HUKILL, Auct. m6-9-l0-il-l2-i8-l5
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SecurityTruSt&
Safe DepOSitCO.
S. W. Cor. 9Th & Market Streets
GUARDIAN NAMED In WILL
FINANCIAL.

The practice of nomina-
ing by will the Guardian
of minor children is to be
very much commended.
Such nominations will be
confirmed by formal ap-
pointment of the Orphans
Court unless reasons to
the contrary be shown.
This company will ac-
cept appointments in this
manner and faithfully
carry out the directions
contained in the will and
perfom the duties imposed
by law.
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FOR SALE

TUX DA LIE
T0R SATE~ST0CK AND FfXTTRES
OF drug store az 3o2 King street.
including Z cases; bottle cases; / pair
tion counter with corresponding eases.
oak cases, small; 4 cigar case, with
nickel trimmings, i Diamond Dye case;
] Munyon's case. ] desk. bottles and
stock; Everything to be sold at once and
at big redueNl9Gena NGnaA v RrNnrr
so2 King street. Pharmacist.
m6-6t.
r7OR SAIE-AiRSDALE TERRIERS.
4 FELLS. ith and Shlpley. fle-lm
EOR sALk-sALE = REMINGTON
typewriter. Good condition. Will
sell cheap. A snap for some one. Ad-
dress TYPEWRlTER. care Evening
- or sALE-9 Mich COWS. 1908
L Maryland Ave. w. j. JOHNSON.
m5-5t
TSOR SALE-TWO YOUNG DRIVING
horses. city broke. Apply.
JAS, A. POLK l0l4 Iatnall 81 m6-5t
ISOR SALE-FORD TOURING CAR, IN
running condition. $2o0 Apply, ZIG
". md 81. no-Jt
ID HODE ISLAND REDS. EGGS AND
N stock for sale A. B. STANTON,
1908 Bayard Ave f9-tu. .sat-tf
r,OR SAIE-IRON COT AND MAT
4 trcss: also 3-burner gas stove, all
nearly new and IN good condition. Mrs.
Roy sharpe. lO06 Adams st. ID. and A.
Phone 2iSSD ni9-tf
EOR SALE-GOOD POTATO CARTER,
corn marker. pair OF double trees,
good condition. for the want of use For
Information apply Mrs. Frank Taschnll,
Holly Oak. Del. m9-3t
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TURNER,

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
Property bought. sold and exchanged.
Money to loan. rents collected.
For Rent No. 170S-iIl0 Broomc ST., 10
rooms, bath and porch.
1888 ShallCross Ave, rooms and bath.
offices u2.13l4l5 Ford Building. Del
marVia phone 1861.
For sale. 22-acre farm. miles from
city. on trolley line, cheap.
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POSTPONED PUBLIC
SALE OF MULES


The undersigned will sell at Public
sale, ON the Hamburg Farm" situ-
ated between New Castle and Delaware
City. the Wilmington and Delaware city
trolley cars leave Wilmington, Fourth
and Market streets, every one hour and
twenty minutes and run direct TO the
farm, ON
MONDAY. MARCH 18th. 1900
NJ / o'clock. y. IN.
30 HEAD OF MISSOURI MULES.
all OF which are accllmatcd and every
one strictly sound. 2S of these mules are
coming years old in tho spring and
two are coming 4 years old. all are very
large. high headed and quick steppers.
we are working these mules q little
every day, and they all hook nicely. The
mules are all young, sound and good size.
Anyone wishing Go see them before day
of sale Is az liberty 10 do so.
Teams will meet tho northbound train
due at Bear Station at lo.s5 a. m, for
the sale.
TERMS OF sALE-Six months credit
will be given. purchaser giving bank
able note with approved endorser.
LESTER AND CLEANER.
Geo. W Padley. Auct.
r.. r. Cam, Clerk. ms.lz
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SfANTED~SMALI. AMOUNT or
w money. Second mortgage preferred.
Address. H-ll. This Office m6-st
MAN WANTS PO-
w sition of any kind, good rcference-
5l5 East Eleventh St ms-2t
xxTANTED-GOOD SECONDHAND MO-
w tor cycle. j. A. GRIFFITH. Har-
rington. Del. INST
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Ellla Hicka. Clerk.
PUBLIC SALE

OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.
As / am moving 10 town will sell my
Personal Property on Concord Pike, be-
low Talleyville. Delaware, March H. 1909.
at ~ o'clock, NJ. sharp.
20 good Mich Cows. helfer, 10 horses,
young mules, / colt. A fun line OF
Farming Machinery, Wagons and Utcn-
sils. 100 pair chickens.
-Four months credit over $50.
HOWARD c. POLLOCK.
w n. Lank. Auct. m6-s-9-i0
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A Reliable Remedy
FOR
GATAR RH
EIy'S Cream Balm
is quickly absorbed.
Gives Relief al Once.
It cleanses, soothes,
heals and protects
the diseased men,

brane resulting from Catarrh and drives
away a Cold in the Head quickly. Restores
the Senses of Taste and Smell. Full size
80 cts. at Druggists or by mail. Liquid
Cream Balm for use in atomizers 70 cts.
Ely Brothers, Sc Warren Street, New York.
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aouist paxv Al smrrna.

Bishop Kinsman, of the Episcopal
diocese is conducting a quiet day" for
women at st. Peters Church. smyrna,
today.
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NOTICES.

rOTICE-THE OFFICERS AND MEM
IN bers OF Court Diamond No. 1, O. G.
S. are requested to meet In the Court
Room on Wednesday afternoon at l30
O'Clock to attend the funeral Of our sis
ter Hannah Glenn BY order of the W.
Ruler Katie Davis.
(AttesD Marie r. Berry, w. Recorder.
mS-2t
NDTICE-THE OFFICERS AND MEM
~ bers Of Star OF Delaware Lodge. No.
I, q. s. OF b. are requested 10 meet IN
the lodge room on Wednesday afternoon
at 100 O'Clock to attend the funeral Of
LADY Hannah +. Glenn. By order OF com
mander. Charlotte Ainsworth.
Attest Jennie W. Smith, Scribe. m9-lt
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REAL ESTATE.

WE'VE G0T n. WE'LL GET II.
OR III rs NOT TO BE HAD.
collecting of Rents n Speciality.
q. II. HAYDEN, successor 10
Hayden a. Vail.
Both Phones Tenth and Monroe Sts
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pUBLIC SALE

viii be sold at 10 jefferson ST.. on
THURSDAY. MARCH 18th. al . o'clock
A. NJ Parlor and chamber furniture,
feather beds, carpets. dishes SC.
ANNA NJ. MANCILL.
W. A. HUKILL. Auct m6-9-i0
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s1TuATIoNS WANTED.

III ANTEb~K MfBBIE-16ED Gin
w tleman wants q position as clerk
In a dry goods or clothing store. Can
write advertisements. References. Ad-
dress. W-l0, Journal office. m9-2t
M D-S1TUATION AS FARM
w manager. best Of reference. Address
CT. Journal office. m9-5t
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DIRECTORS

Benjamin Nields, William ]. McCIary,
Vim. P. Bancroft, Samuel G. Simmons,
Henry T. Duro, James B. Garrison,
DR.. J. h. Chandler. Jehn S. Rossell,
]. Davis Sisler. L. Scoti Townsend.
Chss. 3. Evans, John N. Mendinhall.
Dr.. Willard Springer.
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REMOVAL.

GEO. w. QUINN. M. D..
has moved his Institute of Osteo-
pathy to the DUPONT Bldg. Hours
9 to IL and 2 to 5. Saturday 9 to
II. Evenings by appointment
January 18th. n.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALE Or RENT-ffAVfNG
moved to our new coal yard. we Of
Ter the large business property, fronting
on Fourth street. Fifth street, and Penn
sylvania Railroad Freight Yards ele-
waited siding. runs through property, over
~ coal bins, large stable office ana store
room. The entire property over lo,v0O
SQUARE Feet, ground surface Il under TOOL
THOMPSON Co. 900 Cast Fourth street
Evening journal., 1909-03-09

+ OR SALE.
A nice lot ripe for a building oper-
atom, In a fine location. East side of
Rodney sirost and south OF Pcnnsyi.
vanla avenue. 100 feet front VIII sou
reasonable. CHARLES q. kORIL.
Opposite Court House) l01l Market 81
FOR SALE--NEW WIDE FRONT
houses on Twentieth street. between
Washington and Jefferson. Plan and
quality uncNcelleJ. n. n. CLYMEk,
flo-u 1913 Van Buren 81.
FOR SALE
Six new houses. Just completed, con-
tuining seven rooms and bath. Combine.
tion gas ana electric fixtures, front and
back porches cement cellar hot air heat'
cr and papVred. VIII sell on easy terms
Centrally located Winchester Place, DO
anse and Tatnan streets. Apply OF
pcmiscs to . t
CHARLES u. ANDERSON & SONS.
Automatic Phones l0i0-Sbl0
ID a. A. lQqG-A
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FOR RENT

stores 225 Market ST.. large s-story brick.
Store 9i8 Orange.
DWELLINGS.
sos Van Buren, st., 10 rooms and bath.
a2l Linden ST. rooms and bath.
1914 E 18th st. rooms.
al7 Bennett st.. s rooms.
Sl2 H. 9th ST., 6 rooms.
Apply WILMINGTON TRUST CO.,
10th and Market SITS
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-26
ID SEE BIG COWBOY
 SPORTS

The sports of the range are to ba shown in the District next Sundas afternoon. These healthful. inyigor";- ing. even if strenuous. sports, which were quite familiar to all when South ern Arizona was COW country" bu. which have grown less and less fani- liar of late years and now has come practically as novelty to the resi- dents of the cities and mining camps of this section of the Territory.
 It is now impossible to give all Of these sports of the olden days, For there is one branch that cannot be shown in the territory, nor in New Mexico or Texas. only across the line is it now permitted. and that io steer tying. The cattle raisers believed that their cowboys maimed and injuc- ed many steer in the preliminary practice on the ranges in which they would indulge before coming to town to enter roping contests and show their prowess. and hence succeeded in having roping contests abolished by statute.
 But even if there can be no stenr tying. from the program which mas been outlined by the promoters of the Sunday afternoon entertainment. there will be sport enough to well repay all who may make the journey to the Warren ball park, and enough of the strenuous and the thrilling and exciting to warm the corpuscles of any red blooded individual There Is to be wild steer riding. goat roping. bronco busting. bucking bronco riding and best of all a wild steer riding contest.
 While the program promises excel lently the wild mare riding is prob ably the feature. Such was the case at the opening of Cowboy park near Douglas when the worlds record os one minute and forty seconds was made and the crowd. which num- bered about two thousand went wild with enthusiasm.
 Those who are back of the enter. tainnent promised for Sunday are also back of Cowboy park an it is their plan to give series Of exhibitions here. It will, therefore not be "one-night stand. nor fly-by-night affair since the management will exert themselves or this first occasion to insure a good patronage on subsequent dates which they will obtain.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-26
DOUGLAS TAKES TWO FROM
 MORENC|
Especial to the Review,

Douglas. Ariz., Aug. 25.-All roads led to the ball park this afternoon and all who could get to this mecca of fans were prompt to reach the scene of conflict. A special half holiday had been declared for the day and the result was the biggest weekday crowd that ever attended a abseball game in Douglas
 With Kane in the box the Demons had won the Tuesday game to l in a game which was much more closely contested than that score indi- cated, for on numerous occasions the Demons pulled out of some close squeezes, as in the elghrh inning when the score seemed certain of being tied.
 With Walters to do the twirling for the locals and with the great reputa- ten M9~enci has won this year and the strong showing they had made  yesterday the hopes of the fans were none too high when the game started but Douglas is baseball crazy this year and the fans rooted the harder and almost went mad when the locals secured a. lead of to 1. The hopes of the faithful were dampened later however when at the end of the sixth the tide turned and the score stood to 4 in favor of the visitors. Right here the Rube was taken out and Kane was called upon to come in and save the game. He responded man fully and with strong batting streak the Demons aided in pulling victor. from the fire with a result that Doug las made it two straight The Mor- enci team were held safe by Kane and never scored again while the De, mons made the three runs necessary to give them the game.