davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-05
10, niesiono, wieziono.

no, niesiono, wieziono y.
Telegramy donosza, ze W
dniu. wczorajszym EASILY
tam 3 wypadki niezwyklych
c%udownych uleczeh i to W
obIiczu tysiacznych gronad
swiadk6w. Naprz6d ma1y
synek pa6stwa Fontaine 2
Kankakee uleczony zosta{
ze slepoty; oczy dziecka
zamknietes byiy od@ memo.
wlectwa, a skorot kaplan
Edotknal ich e~relikwiarzem,
dziecle nagle przejrzo1o j
przestraszone swiatlem skry-
10 z krzykiem twarz W mat
ki piersiach!!. Wzruszaja-
ca bula modlitwa dzieciecia
kt6re wciaz powtarzalo:
,,Dobra kwieta Ammo, pros
Boga, bym m6g} oczy @
tworzyc." Wraz Z MEM mo-
dill sic rodzice jego j tlum
wzruszonych pielgrzym6w.
Gdy stwierdzono ulecze-
ME dziecka, matka omal
ME zemdlala, radosnym wy
buch}a placzemn, al ia kaplan
i MAJ 2 koscioa ~wywiedli.
|Opr6cz tego PAM H 4 F,saS
George 2 Essex zosta1a ule-
czona zupe}nie 2 niemocy, 2
kt6rej cze6ciown uleezona
zosta}a zeszlego roku, q
Marta Koli6ska zA Kankakee,
kaleka Cd lat wielu, zostala
r6wniez uleczona zl1pe}nie;
Koli1ska cierpia1a ma nogi,
tax, ze wcale bez kul cho-
dzic ME mog1a, . lekarze
mic jej poradzic ME zdo1sli.
Wczoraj patrzac ma rel'kwie
5w. Amy, nagle odrr,zzuciia
kule j stoiac Q w1asneJ sile
rado6nie Wo1sla, il czule sle
zdroWa, sauna tel wysalas 2
ko5cioIa j czaje aie silna,,jak
.lnigdy. Take wypadIki cudojw
:nych uleczef dzzieia Gle Cos
roczniie " Kankkakkee szerza
slave poboiz togo miel
sea.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-05

godnia, a cato odprawia tyl,
ko 0 10tej 2 polskiem ka-
zaniem; raz W tygodn III W
sobote, miewa 2 dziecmi pol
ska nauke katechiizzlmowa
kt6ra trivia Gale dWie godzi-
ny. Co sic tyczy szko1y, to
jedni poselaja swe dzieci do
szk6l publicznych a innlli.
do sasiedniej ajryskiei pa
rafii gdzzie ucza siocstrY. Mo 4
dziez nasza ME lubi wia)e
20 polsku m6wit, DO szkoly
pclskiej jeszcze tn ME ma
my, a j my6lec Q niej ieszcze
nawet ME mozemy DO liczac
dzieci pred plebania, kt6re
sic %zgromadzilY ma naauke, to
ich naliczy}em tax zpietna-
scie, to sic rozumie, ze choc
bv iednego dolala rodzice Cd
kazdego dzieska p}acili, ME
starczyIoby ma utrzymaan1iiee
nauczyciela.
Gdyby tax wszyscy poia-
cy zamieszkali W Los Ange-
les razem sic po1aczyl;, toby
mogli nauczyciela utrzyrna6
lecz coz 2 tego, kiedy tn pc
lacy sd porozrzucani pc ca
lem miescie, a " okolicy.
kosciola to mas tn mieszka
|t7lko dwanascie rodzin a ]
to jeszcze So ludzie dwoia
kiego zdania. II
Klimat " Los Angeles
many bardzo lagodny, la
tam niema upal6w, q lima
tn v ogrodach paikachs
kwjaty kWitna przez cata5zi-
me; 6niegu tn " Los An
geles njgdy ME many. Gr 17lIfl
Ia SO tn dosy6 drogie, lecz
gdzie Jest Woda zaproWadzo-
ma do irygacyi, to mozna
zbierac plony try ray do
roku, a wszystko tn MONA
dobrze sprzedac, DO nasze
mllina,stto liycez,y przesz1o 800 ty-
siecy ludno6ci. Lu,dl!zie ktt6
~ sic ME nis''. lekaja piracy to
moga to zawsze dostac zaje
ole, ks 81 By chcieli nalbyt
ziemi dobrym kl:iilm,a q,
"a uziemiiI & 4 znaa nab6yyt,6
.Ws, y o dlozIErEyyg s.:s nd
q I.s,k.ttaliyc "a la,lll1I11 u spl;1
odlllegyll,ol1l 4, 3 mil l''El.s arod 1aIallz'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-05
70. / OWO

Moskal pono zaniech[aaf
wystaWienia silpej
5floty, BY sic pomscic IA ia
|ponii, cato ukazem zacheca
zdolniejszych Wojskowych j
Icywilnych pod1danych, by
|sledzili. pilnie move wyna-
|lazki " zegludze %napowietrz-
nej. s.:...
Me TAXI gfupi ten niedz-
wiedz moskiewski jak so ivy
kle maluja. Naco mu flote
budowac, latawc6w. daleko
wiecej, az latawc6w daleko
skuteczniej bomby puszczac
MONA, niz z zwyklych pa
rowc6W.
Wozy parowe i elektrycz-
me, samochody j kolowce
automobiles j bicycles) czy--
MIA konie bezuzytecznymi,
teraz zas pozbawic chca bic
|dnej krowy jej nzytecznosci,
wyrabiajac mas}o 2 skalnego9
|olelu (kerosine) a mlek g
|przeciez JUL, ,dawno zast4po-
wano ubarwiona woda; ME.
zadiugo ludzie tylko cd pa
rady chowac beda konie ]
krowy jak obecnie piesk:i'
pokojowe. Ktowie czy przy
|dzisiiejjsszzyclh wielkich Wy1naI-
lazkach samego czlowieka
ME zastapia jaka maszyna2l
Car Mikolaj zn6w boska1
sic z Wilusiem pruskim. ia
kie move tortury ola Pola.
k6w omawiano, dotad ME
wiadomo, niema sic atoli cze.
go obaWiac, re Polsce vol.
nose p%rzywr6ca.
Ameryka6scy milionerzy
coroku Wywoza miliony do
lar6w do Europy, teraz zas
"a ich przykiadem przeno.
sza sic ma wypoczynek do
iEuropy panowie prezydencj
republik poludniowej Anne.
Eryki, tez 2 grubymi milliona.
mi, c%oniewidac przyjdzie czas,
ze ME Europa do mas, ale
my do Europy bedziemy wy.
ciagali zebracza dlo6l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-05

S9 NssssfS#ssaAS..<a9&8EE g@assSssgG15HN# 80
IrrozdaR'a guy Y praW, g, Y
l ls9lW,art' ' a. ROC p 'i' II. |. ppo q
tom. I; t q ma u s ! n6zikata, q
|buta " lakierki. Nlii'ejee'd1.-'
nyemu ME po,d1'olba'ly sic te
CRUDE zi:aar1t,y ml'''aa'ego soleni Il.
zanta, lecz mkt sic ME Wy
|rywal Z napomnieniem, p6ki
to zdaWalo sic przYjemnosc
|sprawiac jego przybranym
rodzicom, a ci ciagle jeszcze
|patrzyli ma niego 2 pob1az-
|liwoScia j zadoWolenlii'e9qm.#W
Gus Cd mlodszych przeb.iieg1
|tez j do starszych j tn je-
|dnemu ma trzewik naplu},
drugiemu suknie splamil re-
ka lepka Cd cukierk6w, tam
"a wtosy pociagna} blizej
znana sasiadke, albo Spike
wyciagna} 2 w1os6w, a naresz-
Gle zaczaf j starszych kopac,
zaco nlu " kohcu matka je-
90 take da}a napomnienie:
,,dziecko ME biegaj tax VIE
lie, DO sic zmeczysz i ME
m6g} spac dobrze.
Niekt6rzy z go6ci zgorszyli
sic wielce taxa nierozsadna
pob}azliwoscia alesbyli j tacy,
|kt6rych to wcale ME razilo,
owszem jeszcze j wtedy zda-
wall sic p~odziwiac malego
rozpustnika. Kto za6 blizej
znal tych ostatnich, wiedzial,
lie ola tego i'm sic party WI.
cusia podoba}y, gdyz ME lyle
i'm, jak znienawidzonym So.
siadkom e Wyrzadza}.
2 Wicusia Jest dis ,Wyns';
kt6rego boja sic sfabsi Cd
niego, ma kt6rego rome skar.
|gi zanosza sasiedzi, a ma
kt6rego p}acza nierostropni
lego rodzice, ,bo@ieh~sluchElat
ME chce j rady sobie z MIN
dat; ME NIGGA! Siali wiatr -
Iburze zbieraja!
w naszem spoleczehstwit
tel many dis podobny1clf
Wyns6w", kt6rych ME pill
nowa1a starszyzna, p6ki byl
Wicusiami. Przypatrzmy si'
tylko. naszej prasie liberal
nej. Toto kubek W kubet
niegrzeczny nasz Wicus, /;
niegrzeczny j niesforny dl'
tego, re ci, kt6rych obowiaz
KEN .byio W zar6dku zlem,
zaradzic, cieszyli sic, re TENT
Tub owemu dostaly sic bat,
Jlub guy. Z rak do raj
|podawano sobie pisma oczer
niajace czy to Klsiedza, czy
tez wybitniejsza jakas osob'
swiecka, a i'm ~tlustsze pale.
kala}y charaktery prawdzi
Wych ~pracownik6W ma niwit
narodowej Tub religijnej, ten
wieksza radosc j wieksze "a.
%Idowolenie mieli Ct, kt6rzy
tylko siebie, tylko swoje ,ja'
vida, kt6rym zatem kazdss
posta6 wyzsza Jest " drodze
DIS 2 Wicusia wyrasts
Wyns," ale niestety opieklu..
movie spoleczenstwa massage
Iprzyrodzeni, nasi kaplani.
garstka %prawdziWej inteligen:
cyl jeszcze ME Wszysc!y zlm,.as.
ldrzeli, vice niktporadzie Mi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-05

NJ ggoscle 9 naoozen'
stRie, zgromnaadzifi sic do
pa6stWa G'zaachar6w rodzic6w
panny milo model, gdzie sic ba-,
|wioLo Weso1o az do p6znej
nocy. By1o jaddla napoj6W
zbywalo, q czterech do
|skonalych muzykant6w PREY
do ta6ca. ByIo to.
Ijedno Z najpiekniejszych We
sol pomiedzy polakami v
Angeles.
A teraz cos 0 naszem po-
{wodzeniu " Los Angeles,
Cal. Many tn polski ko6ci6l.
PREY kt6rym jest probo.
szczem Wie]. Q. Wiktorya-
'nusz Organisciak, q zakonu
Savator6w. Jest to ksiadz
ljeszcze miody, cos okolo piet
lat jak jest ksiedzem, niedaw-
Inc zostaf m%ianowanY SUI
periorem ma zach6d. DIVA
Ilata temu jak nasz Wielebny
ks. Organisciak pobudowa{
nasz kosci6l ma sze6ciu a.
krach ziemi, kt6ra zakupi}
|pod klasztor tego zakonu.
Przez pierwsze diva lata
mielismy tn orr6cz Wiel. ks.
lOrganisciaka ;eszcze drugie-
go ksiedza Z tego zakonu,
"a byl to Wiel. ks. Jorek ro-
dem = G6rnego slas &! Pc
polsku ME :umpiiat Tub tez
m6fwie ME 't ebe lia cho'cisz
ljego rodzice, ja ' siysza}e no,
l. - =. 3 F"rE . rs : ~ -.Ehse 49, - g8EN Y, .
hyli polakami, tu uchodz'f
"a niemca. Obaj 81. ksieza
mieszkali razem PREY pol.
skim ko6ciele Boskiego Zba-
wiciela:. Poczzatklo9 g; 2 inajprzeW1;
ks. biskpp Thos. Canaty u
stanowil Wiel. ks. Organi-
sciaka proboszczem mad po-
lakami " Los Angeles j
okolicy q Wiel.=ks. Jorko'wi
biskup odda1 opieke mad
klasztorem of the
poor" " domu, kt6ry by}
zbudowany przez jakiegos
dobrodzieja jako zaklad ola
starc6w take miaf Wiel.
ks. Jorek opieke mad powia-
towym szpitalem zaco dos
stawal Cd biskupa $500. TAX
miewali6my tn msze 6W. W
naszym ko6ciolku codzie1, q
" niedziele mieWali6my pc
dwie msze sw. jedna.
msza sw. bywa}a Q 8-mej go,
dzi,ie rano angielskiem.
kazaniem, d~zieslateej
lprzed po}udniem byWa1a msza5
j . 81 %Es"4- SA%f F$&rGS29&. ES+&S@HEEf rS-E3F&E5G5
6w. 6piewana 2 polskim ka-
zaniem. Spiew ch6ru odby-
wa sic tn " laci6skim je
zyku. -
Lecz diva tygodnie tumnu
stala sic tn wielka zmiana "
naszYm ko5ciele, DO Prev.
ks. Jorek, Gei,eralny pre-
lozony s1lY. teggo#zakonu, Y
Rzz!ylmie, poWolal wiel. ks.
1lJorka az przeioaoDnego do.
1LonldlynuW AIngM; TAX Pc
zo1slltaslll' n ll|.,,, N, Qdrgga| mis- d'lla..
sam lt1l',5 'o'bjal Y a - do q
sWej parafiTHpo1skie mliseisc,ee5
lkasliieedtl,za y, \, Jlotlr IS r. probo,s.iz =,
S.SaIgs &5SGSs%nas -fA4-SS EI#=1tI sfAs8&HSSS 8F#F4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-05
MASH A. A|GEE e.

Upowaznieni So do kolektowania
abonamentu WIARUsA nastepuj2cy
nasi agenci m%ieilcowi:
ASHTON, Nebr. Mich. Mendyk y
BRENNAN Tex. W.Kowalski
COLUMBUS, Nebr., W ktor Tarasinsf.
FRIED. N. Oak D.. F. Sxarkowski
GRANVILLE, S. Dak:, josef Grubs
!" Michaf Mish 4f
Melen, Wis.,. TeoH Derdowsk N.
NANTICOkE, Pa. F.. Jablonsk
NEW WAVERLY, Tex. SF,tF roch
OAK HILL, Mich, st Pogorzelski
GREENHOUSE. MINI. Al Kulas
BREMOND. Tex. Jan Fan
WARSAW. n. D. Teodor Wysocki
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-05

zsPenlnlasyyIlWsans1kiie piekia'' Pc e
NJ Wy1iie1G osnutaa AZ Is yen naszzyyclh
.gornikow, ttanii Isl 81 Fosad!yy sst
Rdonab,yyciia M snssszsee Ssh frularni re-
Ice1niess35c Sss
Smyrna times., 1909-09-22
TREASURER TREAT RESIGNS.

Former Delawarean to Relinquish Of
flee and to Attend top rivate Business
United States Treasurer Charles
H. Treat, formerly of Delaware, has
resigned from that office to take
effect in October. The President has
not as yet made public his choice of
a successor, although he is under
stood to have discussed his selection
with Senator Root. Mr.. Treat said
that his resignation would take
effect some time in October. This
means that he will await the appoint
ment by the President of a successor,
who, it is expected, will be announc-
ed shortly. Large and growing
business interests and the death of
ONE of his associates who have di-
rected his private business affairs,
Mr.. Treat said, have made it i'm
perative that he should give these
matters his immediate and exclusive
attention. In addition to this there
is said to have been some friction
with higher officials of the Depart
ment. Mr.. Treat in past years was
very active in politics Originally
of Maine, he removed to lower Della
ware in 1877 and built up a large
manufacturing business in George
town. He jumped into Republican
State Politics there and in 1888 was
a candidate for United States Senator
from Delaware at the time Anthony
Higgins was elected. Later he re-
moved to New York and there too
took an active part in politics anc
was made United States Collector o.
Internal Revenue in the Wall street
district of New York. In 1905 he wal
appointed United States Treasurer b!
President Roosevelt.
Smyrna times., 1909-09-22
To Avoid Colds

Millions of people suffer every
year, from colds, sore throat, and
catarrh, simply because they lack the
knowledge or the gumption to have
their homes properly heated.
And yet the heating problem is
very easily solved, if one will but
give little thought. To make the
study more interesting and profitable
it may be truly said that it is easier
to heat home properly than to heat
it improperly; and that it takes less
time and tinkering to maintain an
even, healthful temperature than to
keep house full of drafts and cold
spots.
Too much heat is worse than too
little. 1t saps vitality from the body
and makes it sensitive to changes.
Different degrees of warmth in differ
ent rooms or in different parts of the
same room, cause sudden changes in
skin temperature as one moves about
thehCuse and gives rise to troublesome
colds. Temperature that varies from
hour to houl-sometimes hot and some
times cOld-has the same dangerous
effect.
1t is fact not generally known
that coal gas (which is an unfortunate
but almost universal by-prOduct of
a hot-air furnace) irritates the deli
cate membranes lining the throat and
bronchial passages making them ex-
tremely sensitive and troublesome often
contracting colds and sore throat which
might have been warded off but fol
the irritation of the coal gas.
Strange to say, it costs less to warm
a house properly and safely than il
does to warm it irregularly, INSULT.
ciently, dangerously. This has beer
proven over and over. Yet most of the
poor heating systems are installed
with the idea of saving money. The
trouble is in the choice of the plant.
Steam or hot water makes by fal
the most efficient heating medium
And the Model Heating System seem!
to be the most regular in its delivery
of heat, and the most saving of coal
Its economy begins with the thorough
combustion of cOal-getting all tn,
heat of it. Then, by a unique plal
of internal circulation, it heats waite
very rapidly and carries it (or stean
in a steam heating SYSTEM to al
radiators with perfect regularity AM
with practically no loss.
The makers state that this system
will save from third to half of tn
ordinary coal consumption because
thoroughly utilizes the coal. Thi
claim is backed by letters from man
people throughout the country VIII
find the Model Heating System nc
only economical but so regular a n
able that it banishes almost entirel
: that fall, winter and spring bugabo
colds.
Smyrna times., 1909-09-22
The following is the timetable for
Steamer G.. F. Brady for October:

Those who failed to take in "The
Holy City" produced by the Clarence
Bennett Company at the Smyrna
Opera House, Thursday night. missed
one of the finest treats Smyrna has
had in many day. The Company is
the original New York cast and de-
spite the inclement evening and slim
attendance, they produced the Bibli-
cal play with an effect that left a
deep impression upon the audience.
AS one critic said, alt was good
sermon we'll acted out. Miss Pau
line Harice as "Princess" and Cla-
renee Bennett as "John the Baptist
and "Judas Iscariot" were the stars
Of the evening. The scenery and
costumes were in keeping with the
play and altogether it was fine per-
formance.
Smyrna times., 1909-09-22
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
= and the Social Doing

Miss Margaret Walls left today for
Lutherville, Mo-, where she will
matriculate at Western Maryland
College. Last week her brother, Carl
ton Walls, entered Delaware College
as a member of the Sophmore class
and not as Freshman.
Miss Hettie West Richards. in
company with Miss Priscilla Steven
son, has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph D. Stevenson, in Wilmington.
and incidentally attended the birth
day anniversary of little Miss Eliza
beth Stevenson.
Mrs. Hervey P. Hall and Mrs.
Harry c. Tschudy are attending to-
day the Hudson-Devries celebration
at Lewes.
Miss Helen Wooten, of Laurel, is
visiting Miss Mary Burke.
Miss Mabel Smith has returned from
a month ; visit to Hurlock, Md.
Miss Alma Hinchman has returned
from visit to Mrs. Charles Bitter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benton N. Weldor
left yesterday for Philadelphia anC
today started for a trip to Buffalo
and Niagara Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Roland, o.
Philadelphia, are guests of her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Tay.
lor.
Mrs. Lucy Dingy has returned afte
a visit to Mr. and Mrs. William R
Davis.
Mrs. Edward S. Dwight is visiting
her relatives in Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Hoffecke
have returned from a few days visi
to Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
Miss Mary Warner has matriculate
at Ann Arundel Academy, Millers
vile, Md, the institution now i
charge of Prof. and Mrs. John P
Burdette.
Mrs. Wood Ennis, who has bee
visiting her brother. William M
Reese, South Broad street, Philadel
phia, has returned to her home, ives
of town.
Miss Elva Griffin has returned froi
a visit to her sister, Mrs. George Z
Maloney, at Oxford, Md, last week
Mrs. S. E. Cunningham, who wit
her daugher, Miss Annie Cunningham
has been sojourhing at the Hot'
Dennis, Atlantic City, has been crit
cally i'll, but is slightly better.
Miss Rebecca Bailey is visiting
Atlantic City.
Mr. Howard R Jones, who has bee
i'll at the home of his parents, Nj
and Mrs. j. Wesley Jones, is impro7
ing rapidly and is able to be dowl
stairs
Rev. Robert Watt, D. D., past
of Asbury M. E. Church, spent Sc
eral days last week at the Hotel Bo
ton Atlantic City.
Smyrna times., 1909-09-22
To Close Gallery.

Cummings, the photographer, who
has been conducting the photograph
gallery in the Postoffice Building. has
decided to discontinue business here
N"vembe 1st. AS special offer un.
:. then he will give large picture
with a dozen Photographs at the price
of So. 90 or over a dozen. Cummings,
the photographer. Postoffice Build
ing, Smryna.
Smyrna times., 1909-09-22
NEXT SUNDAY AT ASBURY
Rev. Robert Watt D. D. Announces His
Morning and Evening Topics.

The subject of the morning sermon
in Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
will be, can Old Proverb in a New
Setting. The discussion will be out
of beaten track, but it is believed it
will be helpful. In the evening the
fourth in the series on "The Book OF
Books''. 1t is matter of gratifica-
tion that this series has proven so
helpful and stimulating to the faith
of the people. The subject for Sun
dav night is "The Book and its Crit
ics',. A cordial invitation is extended
70 TIE pa5.ic to be present.
Smyrna times., 1909-09-22
FOR RENT.

ling. Formerly in tenure of Mrs. Yocum.
Dwelling, formerly the District Parson-
age. Possession at once.
GEO. d. COLLINS,
Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1909-09-22
WANTED.

Reliable party to run an established Tea
and Coffee Wagon in Smyrna and Vicinity,
selling to consumers. Large inducements
to purchasers and liberal terms to agents.
Address at once
GRAND UNION TEA CO.,
6O9 King Street,
Wilmington, Del.
Smyrna times., 1909-09-22
BOARDERS WANTED.

School Girls, or other Boarders wanted.
MRS. w. HUGGINS,
iin-tf South Sireer, Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1909-09-22

An Arkansas printer got a mar
riage notice and a grocery advertise
ment mixed up to read as follows {:
"John Brown and Ida Gray were
united in holy sauerkraut by the
quart or barrel. Mr.. Brown is we'll
known young Goldfish at 10c pound,
while Miss Gray, the bride, has
some nice pigs feet which will be
sold cheaper than any in town.
Smyrna times., 1909-09-22

New Fall clohing, hats, furnish
mos and shoes at Edward G. Walls.
Smyrna times., 1909-09-22

Go to Shapley's for shaving, hair
.utting, shampooing and massageing.
Smyrna times., 1909-09-22

mos anu SIOCo az A4SAW 0Ah VI w ollo
Go to Shapley's for shaving, hair
.utting, shampooing and massageing.
The young men are delighted with
the new style fall suits at Edward |
G. Walls.
Wanted-All kinds of country pro-
duce. Cunning Odd Fellows
Hall.
: Wanted-To contract for Keiffer
pears. C. W. Cunning Smyrna, Del.
See the new indestructible trunks.
Guaranteed for five years at Edward
G. Walls.
Hirons Denney has some very choice
timothy seed and seed rye for sale.
Samples of each growing at the store.
THE LABEL TELLS YOU when
YOUR subscription expires. We would
urge upon subscribers to watch 1t
closely and remit their subscriptions
when due. Easier paid when not in
arrears.
The Woman Christian Temperance
Union will meet at the home of Mrs.
William R. Smith, Frazier street
next Monday at 7.3O p. m.
There is nothing to equal the AL
fred Benjamin Clothing for men and
young men. It's made in New York,
sold in Smyrna by Edward G. Walls.
J. Frank Webb has just received
a car load of No l. Ohio hay, which
he has for sale.
The Ladies of st. Peters Church
will hold a rummage sale in the
Smyrna House on Saturday, Septem-
ber 25, at 10 o'clock. There will also
be a sale of cakes and pies.
Barlow and Wilson's minstrels
drew a large crowd at the Smyrna
Opera House Saturday evening. Their
street parade was enjoyable but crit
ices did not think their performance
was up to standard.
We have an attractive proposition
for a reliable man to handle the Over
land car and Hupmobile in Smyrna
and vicinity. None but a man mean
ing business need apply. Address,
Overland garage, 805 Wollastor
Street, Wilmington Del.
NOTICE is hereby given to those
indebted to Thomas H. Wilson'S bank
rupt estate must make payment forth
with no matter how small the amount
Send remittance direct to-JOSEPE
C. PARKER, trustee, Middletown
Del.
Miss Sarah B. Walker, of Will
mington, who recently was elected
assistant principal of the publ
schools of Middletown, has resigned
because of illness. Miss Laur
Collins, also of Wilmington, and
graduate of the Pennsylvania Stat
Normal School at West Chester, wa
chosen to succeed Miss Walker, an
entered upon her new duties Wednes
day.
An Arkansas printer got mar
riage notice and a grocery advertise
ment mixed up to read as follows
"John Brown and Ida Gray wer
united in holy sauerkraut by tn
quart or barrel. Mr.. Brown is a vel
known young Goldfish at 10c pound
while Miss Gray, the bride, hs
some nice pigs feet which will b
sold cheaper than any in town.
The following is the timetable II
Steamer G. F. Brady for October:
Sra,rna Inndfn1. PHILADELPHIA.
CFridsv at ID noon Saturday 2 at P
Monday 4, " Pm Tuesday ., Z
Wedn'sd'y g. " Thursday T." 10 A
fFriday 8 d" II noon Saturday y, II
Mundav n pm Tuesday II, " l
Wedn'sdy 10, " IhuSdey a. =
FRIDAY -. " II noon Satugaay 10
Monday ~ pm Tuesday 49,
WedD'sd'y 20 4" THURSDAY IL r
FRIDAY p q" II noon saturday o. ~
Monday ., d" Pm Tnesday 20
Wedn'sd'v N =" Thursday D,
Friday %, II noon saturday 81
Those who failed to take in "Tl
Holy City" produced by the Claren
Bennett Company at the Smyrl
Opera House, Thursday night. miss
one of the finest treats Smyrna n
Smyrna times., 1909-09-22

The young men are delighted with
4be new style fall suits at Edward
G. Walls.
Smyrna times., 1909-09-22
THE SMYRNA TIMES.
SMlV1'H0, De/.,
GeONesOAY AFTERNOON, SEPT. u. 1909
SMYRNA AND VICINITY.

..ort Items OF General Interest Gathered
During the Week.
Smyrna times., 1909-09-22
NOTICE.

The public is hereby informed that Frank
Whelen, Jr., of Smyrna, Del, is no longer
connected in any capacity with the United
Wireless Telegraph Co.
UNITED WIRELESS TELEGRAPH
COMPANY,
Jos. T. STEVENS, Fiscal Agent.
Smyrna times., 1909-09-22

Miss Sarah B. Walker, of Will
mington, who recently was elected
assistant principal of the public
schools of Middletown, has resigned
because of illness. Miss Laura
Collins, also of Wilmington, and a
graduate of the Pennsylvania State
Normal School at West Chester, was
chosen to succeed Miss Walker, and
entered upon her new duties Wednes-
day.
Smyrna times., 1909-09-22

See the new indestructible trunks.
Guaranteed for five years at Edward
G. Walls.
Smyrna times., 1909-09-22

Wanted-All kinds of country pro-
duce.-Gunning's, Odd Fellows
Hall.
Smyrna times., 1909-09-22

: Wanted-To contract for Keiffer
pears. C. w. Cunning, Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1909-09-22

NOTICE is hereby given to those
indebted to Thomas H. Wilson's bank
rupt estate must make payment forth
with no matter how small the amount.
Send remittance direct to-JOSEPH
c. PARKER, trustee, Middletown,
Del.
Smyrna times., 1909-09-22

We have an attractive proposition
for a reliable man to handle the Over
land car and Hupmobile in Smyrna
and vicinity. None but a man mean
ing business need apply. Address,
Overland garage, 805 Wollaston
Street, Wilmington Del.
Smyrna times., 1909-09-22

Barlow and Wilson's minstrels
drew a large crowd at the Smyrna
Opera House Saturday evening. Their
street parade was enjoyable but crit
ices did not think their performance
was up to standard.
Smyrna times., 1909-09-22

Hirons Denney has some very choice
timothy seed and seed rye for sale.
Samples of each growing at the store.