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Evening journal., 1909-01-08

and beautiful a head OF hair as any
other woman. and quickly too.
It's such a simple matter TO just go
TO Miller Drug co. and buy large
bottle OF Partisan Sage for so cents
use Il each night for a fow days and
you will notice the harsh, rcpulsive
hair disappear and in It's place will
como soft. silky. bright and luNur-
liant hair that irresistably attracts.
Partisan Sage IS guaranteed by MIL
Ter Drug co. to cure dandrun. itching
of the scalp, and stop falling hair I'm
two weeks or money back. II YOU
cannot obtain Partisan Sage I'm your
town. Giroux Mfg. Co. Bucalo, n. Y.
will send you large bottle for 30
cents al charges nrenaid.
Evening journal., 1909-01-08
SMYRNA G. a. r. Reoraanizes.

SMYRNA. Del. Jan. Sat recent
meeting OF Genera. W. S. Hancock Post
No. -. G.. A. r., OF this town. the fol-
lowing were elected officers for tho en-
suing term: J. c. Garner. commander;
Thomas Davis, senior vice-commander;
Silas Thompson. Junior vlce-commander;
W. W. Broadway. officer OF the day;
Llqwellyn Davis. quartermaster: Thorn
as Trucker. officer OF the guard; J. T.
Rheims. chaplain: Charles Archer. ad-
iutant: George W Tilghman. assistant
patriotic instructor; William Green.
sentinel
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PUBLIC SALES
PUBLIC SALE

OF stock and Farming Implements. az
the residence OF the subscriber Rock
TiCRsDAY. JANUARY a. at 1890.
Two homc-rniaed COWS. II young shoats,
Poland China; ] Poland China boar, 10
pairs OF Plymouth Rock chickens. ! farm
wagon, ] komps manure snrCadcr, i
Deering binder. / Deering mower ] Os-
borne tcdder j Farmers Friend corn
planter. j roller, ] Buckeye grain and
Fertilizer drill. 1 Buckeye 2-horso culu-
vator. 2 single cultivators sets of har-
rows, corn eheiler, ] grain fan, ] root
cutter. / grindstonc, I Germantown car-
born. ] Ward pillow, 2 sets OF double
trees, ] hay rake, J mixing box, 2 feed
boxes. / platform scales. . left ladders,
beam and pea scales. j milk separator.
new Model seed drill. hand culuyatore.
ehONclai spades, PICKS eroWnhfa, los
chains set Of lead harness. 4 sct Dear.
born harness, 1 set OF cart harness,
Mexican riding saddle, i lady's saddle,
riding brides, ] 2h0-egg cNnhcrs iucu-
hator. ] l2Q-ege Cyphers' Incubator 2 in
door broodora outdoor hroodcrs.
Mann's bone cutter. bee hives. 1 sausage
cutter. I sausage stutcr. J rendering kot-
tie, ] lard press. ] cahinetmakcr bench.
post auEur 4 post axe ! broad axe, ]
cross-cut saw, ] maui and wedges.
apple grinder. lot OF vinegar barrels. 2
bag holders, J walnut bedroom set, ! exc
tension table ] No s Othcllo cook stove,
lot Of chairs. 2 wardrobes lot of books,
lot of dishes. chamber SETS j narlor set.
organ. . marhe-top tables hall rack,
old-Atylc sidehoard. 2 street lamps aud
brackets, hanging lamps ana many
other articles too numerous 10 mention.
Terms Of sale-sums Of over $1,000, 60
days credit.
s. FRANK STIRLING.
w n Lanls. Auct i6-7t
CtONSTABLE'S SALE OF STORAGE
y Goods will be sold at Sudham q
Sons Auction Store. III East Fourth ST.
on Saturday morning January 9Th. 1902
at o'clock sharp Six loads Of an kinds
OF Household Goods Trunks aud COM
tents Piano, organ, etc,
i6-7-S l.. T.. JONES Constable
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Resembling certain fossil quadrupods
more than any other living animal. a few
specimens OF the solendon, an insectiyor-
Gus animal. have been seen on the Island
OF santo Domingo for the first time in
several years. 1t had been supposed tho.
the anima. was extinct.
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LICENSE AppIICATIoNS


NOTlCElfO TIE HONORABLE
Judges OF the Court OF General Scs-
sions. OF the state OF Delaware, In and
Tor New Castle County: We. the under
signed freehoders and respectable clti-
xsns of the Fifth ward, Of the city. of
Wilmington, do hereby certify that
Thomas II. Moore. the tenant and Occu-
pant of the store situated M soi W. sixth
street. in the ffth ward. city. county
and state. aforesaid aud described IN his
application, and who Is an applicant for
a license. on Monday. the 1st day of
March. 1909. being tho next term OF saio
court, for tho sale of Intoxicating liquors
In quantities not less than ono-half sal
Ion therein, not 60 be drunk on the prem
ises. he being a licensed retailer Of
goods. wares ana merchandise; the ag-
stantlv kept on hand for sale is not less
that five hundred dollars, he Is "A man
Aoi full age, OF sobrlety ana good moral
character. that such sale of lntoNicat-
ing 4lquors at said place is necessary 60
accommodate tho public; that he ig the
tenant and occupant of said house, and
the following respectable citizens of said
ward M least twelve OF whom are sub
stuntiai frceholdcrs Of said ward, recon-
mcnd the said application. w
John i. DOnOhOc Wm| -. lhflor
w. Y. Harrison John -. Dunbar
James j. FOX Frank l.. Mcttlcr
F' Oogtreichor Bcrnnrd u iiasson
Ioseph Hess John ! McCuc
John $. Stewart i}. Rcstc
G.. T. GrMth Albert kuchcf
Wm. A. Malcom a. w. ilartinT
y
John g. Brison pauici n. kiroy
Conrad Keller James II. kauc
Andrew Traynor George y White
H. c. Simmons Patrick J. Boylo
i6-3t THOMAS B MOORE
~ OT1CE-L, CATHERINE BURKE.
~ the owner and occupant OF the
house situated at No. 30l Madison street,
in the Third ward OF the city of VIII
mington. county Of New Castle and State
OF Delaware IN compliance with the re.
Quircmcnts OF the acts OF the General
/ Assembly. An such ease made and pro.
vided, do hereby give notice that shall
anplv IN writing 10 the Court Of General
! Sessions OF tho state of Delaware, In
ana for New Castle county. ON Monday
| the first day or Murch. a. d., 1902. being
1 the noNt term Of said court for u
ccnsc for said house, as an inn or tav
crn for the SAX therein OF Intoxicating
I liquors i'm less qtNnuties than one quart
| to be drunk ON soe premises; and the
I following respectable citiXcns OF sale
ward. at least twclVe of whom arc sub
! stantinl frccholders "a said ward, roe
ommcnd the said annii1ltion. VIZ;
/ John McNabh Thomas u. newell
] James MONAGHAN ThOa Monaghan
/ Ed g. Robbins, Jr August Herman
] ID Il. I.carv w. q. Chcavcns
Harry pizor NIachael Mulrooney
/ Patrick Dillon John ~. Shucklcy
navid j chambers Thos. y. McEviIy
Thomas Duffv John J Monaghan
! w a. Nenlcr Michael Hitch
/ James OHara Andrew Travis
T. a. prottyman Frank j Green
/ George Foraker LOWS Cagnacci
Richard Lawicr Frank Garner
Michael j. Carney .. ..,...,-.,
Wages In this country were 81 per cent
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CHILDS' BIG
CUT PRICE SPECIALS

Shredded Dressed Fish. ........4 and &c ID
Large sour crisp Pickles..........lic dozen
Alaska Pink Salmon ........ ..........9c can
1Oc bottle Sunnyside Catsup ......:. ....Sc
1Oc can Sunnyside Baked Beans..........sc
l0c can Childs' Pure Lye ..............Ge
The best for making soap or cleaning
out sinks etc.
loc Package Quaker oats ........ ........sc
Paper Shell Almonds ............ ....l5c ID
English walnuts So. =. ..............12c ID
Cream Nuts ....... ....................li lb
Cream Mint Candy -. =. e. ."...1ic ID
A 50c fve-gallon galvanized oil Can. .S9c
Filled with headlight oil &c gallon.
Our 2oc cans fancy Lemon Cling Peaches
lie can
Evening journal., 1909-01-08

Miss Marie Henborn. Of New York city.
has invented a letter opener that Will
open 400 letters minute.
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MOMENTS BEAUTY
lt Can Never Be Perfect Without Lux
GSiant Hair.

A head Of lux
Afiant hair is sure
to Ne attractive.
But mature has
not crowned every
woman With glor
ious hairN Some
very loveahVe wo-
men she has tttat
ed rather scatNilS
in this respect. 4
For instance
there arc tens OF
thousands of wo-
men In America
today. who have
harsh. faded and
lusterless hait,
who are unattrac
tive simply be
cause they do not
know that nova
DAYS even the
wliims of nature
can be ovcrsulod
by the genius OF
science.
II you are q wo
man with o a {
beautiful hair. do
not permit your
attractions TO bo
hidden because oi
this slight mis-
fortune. lust make
up your mind now
that you can have
Just as luXurlani
Evening journal., 1909-01-08

Tho Argentine ant, which has wrought
havoc with the Louisiana sugar planta-
tious, has now appeared on the Pacific
Coast.
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no Won DRINK coFFEE?

DO 1OJ. DftlNAN COh A-i-'
Our Peaberry Coffee at ............''..isc
our nfoeho santos at ...................1Tc
Dried Vegetables. Good Economical
Wholesome Food.
Small Beans. .......ss..s.. q. -. .''-sc Vt
Large Beans -. ....'....'..'' .lOc VI
Lima Beans ......... .'-......''loc VI
Red Beans ..... 80. ........'. 1.-Two vi
Green Peas ........ .....'....-.ss.'s..''c VI
Split Peas ........ .ss...s......'.''ec VI
German Ientels 49,. ..-... ...... ..-....oc 10
Remember quart Is equal to two pounds.
Fancy whole grain Japan Rice ......5c lb
Big Can Pumpkin ..........................5
Big Can Tomatoes ................. .....sc
Sweet Sugar Corn -. 1900. ...........7c
New white fat Norway Mackerei..7c each
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WANTED

XNyANrED-EVE NEEDING
W half-tone cngravngs. zinc etchings
or electrotypea, TO get our estimate Del
aware Farm AZ Home. 406is shiploy 81
XATANTED-TO RENT HOUSE SIX
W rooms and bath. front porch and
heater IN good location. WIN pay from
slb 90 4ib q month. NJ desirable viii sign
tWo-ycar lease Twelfth ward .nrefcrrad
WIN occupy same on March -. Address
a. a. III. this office. i2-lt
XWANrED-OLD MAHOGANY IA
" hles. sofas sldeboards, bureaus. old
fashioned clocks. chairs, desks, dark
hue scenery dishes Drop postal, CAS-
Per, Arcade Hotol. Chester, Pa i6-3t
Neutrality-suspicious. AS FARMER
W or gardener on place that has tcn-
ant house. Address, 1870 EVENING
JOURNAL OFFICE j6-3t
Evening journal., 1909-01-08

LIST OF PUBLIC SALES.
January IS, i909-Publis sale Of Horses
and Cattle, Bear, Del. w. s. Burris.
Thursday, Jan. 7.-Publie Sale of Per-
sonal Property, on the Snuff Mill
Farm. at YorkIyn, DEL, at IL o'clock
William Daniels.
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ROOMS F0R RFNT

~ IRARD-s05. S0l AND 500 RACE Sr,.
~ Philadelphia. Rooms. 25c, 35c, Doc
Gentlemen only ally
Il OR RENT. = NICELY-FURNISHE
street d9-1m
L me FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH
l. or without board PIG West street,
fine location. Close to Delaware Ave.
h-iw
u OR RENT = COMMUNICATIVE
Il rooms for light housekeeping. also
furnished rooms and boarding at l05
King 81 Jest
I1OR RENT-LARGE ROOM. SUlTA-
bio FOR lodge purposes; also rooms
for offices. Apply No S3i Market ST.
lI-im.
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Wages in this country were 81 per cent
higher in 1907 than in 1906 but had one
half of one per cent less purchasing
power.
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BuSINEss OpPoRTuNITIES
NOTICES.

NJ OTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING
~ OF tho Farmers Mutual 1rlrc Insur-
nncc Company. of the State ot Delaware,
will be held az the Office OF the company.
ware. on Monday, January nth 1909. at 10
o ocluck n. m. at which time an election
FOR i've managers TO serve for three years
TO serve for one year. win be hold
and the premiums on al policies win
be PAYABLE sly per cent cent. interest on
S. and upwards win be paid The agents
OF tho company are authorized 20 receive
the dues OF members and to pay them
T. " LLOYD.
d2e-ji, Secretary.
NJ ELECTION.
~ Central National Bank OF Wilmington
Wilmington. Del. Doc ~, 1905
The annual election OF directors OF this
bank win ho hold nt the banking house.
ON Tuosday. January H.. 1909. between
the hours OF l. o'clock pooB f,9S,i, a9d &c eelock
p dis.im. T. H. = NOM'3HI 3caIsSler.
NJ OTfCl1-THE ANNUAL MEETING
~ OF the MUTUAL Fire Insurance Conn
pnny OF Delaware win be held ~ the
Office OF the company. No al5 Market
day. January iith, 1900. az 10 o'clock a.
M. at which time an election Of directors
for the ensuing year VIII be held.
iG-lt CliAs. ID. COX, secy.
NJ Il-fIINIiONs
y Tho annual meeting OF The Della
ware Society for the Prevention of Cruz
city TO Animals Will be held at its ofiico
No ] West Seventh street. ia Whining
ton. on Tuesday January ~, 1909, at {
o'clock. for the purpose OF clecting on
GERS and a board OF twenty managers
who shall hold Office during the coming
DAVID j. RElNHARDT.
fest Secretary.
NJ OTlCE- ELECTION.
~ The annual meeting OF The Della
ware Society FOR the Prevention OF Cruz
city TO Children Will be held &C it's Of
Hcc. No. ] West Seventh street. on Tues
day. January ~, 1909 at it5 o'clock, for
the purpose OF cleCting officers aud a
board OF twenty managers who shall
hold Office during the coming year
DAVID j. REINIARpr.
Jest Secretary,
NJ OTfCE-ALL BARrENDnRs ARE
~ requested 10 attend a meeting OF in-
stallation of officers on Sunday after
noon. January 10Th Refreshments will
be served at o'clock.
WILLIAM EDLER.
lS-9t President
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JOSEPH BESTE.
JAMES KELLEY,
anl anARn-
LoST AND FOUND

7 50Sf~G0LD WATCH FOB WiTH
if left az s0I Shlpley ST. E-tf
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ss,se9,4747o
OFFICERS

UiflJEko
Benjamin Nlelds, President
James b. Clarkson, Vlce-Pres'L
jOhn s. Rossell, Sec. &Trust Office
L. Scott Townsend, Trsasurer.
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TRANSPOR RTATION
BUSH LINE

Freicht received for all points. given
personal attention, and forwarded
promptly at lowest rates and by best
routes
adelphia at 600 y. m. daily. Sunday eN-
Through rates and bills Of lad'ng is
GEORGE w. BUSH & SONS. co,
Pier 81 North Wharves. Philadelphia;
French Street Wharf. Wilmington.
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FOR SAIE

C-oR SALE OR ExcHAN6E~5.6
new and secondhand books Just IN.
Most popular authors. May be read oH
premises without charge. Reading roou1
open every day until il o'clock p. m.
A. HIRcHNAN 605 Madison st. dl+lm
T. OR sALE-3oO PAIRS HI0H-GRADN
l. pigeons. Honiers. Duchess and Drac
eoons Address j. a Gebhart. Edge Moorz
Del. d2i-im
TrOR SALE-GOOD POOL TAlsIsi1 AP-
ply d. NELSON, Newark. Del. j7-zt
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LEGAL NOTICES

MTDDLEBURGH COMPANY.
(Sometmes called Middleboro Marsh
Company
'In accordance with the provisions OF
the cnarter Of the Middieburgh Com-'
pany. The annual meeinR Of the owners
of marsh meadows constituting the said
company, win be held on January 18th,
1909. al 230 o'clock, r.. M, In Room lo3
Pennsylvania Building. Wilmington. Dei-
aware. for the purpose OF elccting two
managers, treasurer, and secretary. OK
the said company. for the ensuing year.
and for the transaction Of such other
business as may be brought before the
meeting"
tSlgned)
JOSEPH BESTE,
JAMES KELLEY,
Managers.
o. " BTGHAM,
Secretary and Treasurer.
d3o-1ot
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HELP WANTED-MAIE

WANrED-25 GLAIllRS ON BOWER
at once 40 s. 9Th ST.. Philadelphia.
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NECUlTTY TRUST
Va -AND-
OAFE DEPOSIT co,
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS
STATEMENT JAN. /, 1908.

Ss,36o,474.7o
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock IS 6oo,ooo.oo
Surplus and I'M
divided Profits 6os,5oc.3H
Dividend Ac-
count .... ra.oo
Due Depositors a,o7s,s6e.so
Evening journal., 1909-01-08

w ANrED-BOYs WHO WILL Hus-
w Ito can earn sio0 70 500 koy
week after school hours Apply 81. f1lns
street. dls-g-tf
Evening journal., 1909-01-08

FOR RENT-2 FLATS s. H. cor.
tth and jackson sts. ore Fat Conneii
St, between md and 3rd. DO raom house
3l6 Jackson. Apply }. b. knUTGER.
a22 w. ith ST. f7-tf
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.OR RENT

good dairy farm OF igO acres Halt
mile from Ashland station on 49, and O
itailfond. INQUIRE OF Samuel sharplcas,
tiuNACaHin, Del. dll-cod- lv
Evening journal., 1909-01-08
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
REAL ESTATE
For Rent

Several Groom houses in Eleventh
Ward, sewer connections, 5000
per month.
Evening journal., 1909-01-08

NATANTED-ABLE BODIED MEN RE-
w tween ages % and 80 for IT, s. Ma
rinc Corps. Must be native born or
have first papers Excellent opportunity
TO see the world. Good pay. Clothing.
rations. quarters medical attention free.
Apply az u $, Marine Corps Recruiting
Ohice Post Ofilce Building, Whining
ton, Del. j7-2ft
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Delaware Trust Co., .,,,s ~ !,

FOR flENT-STABLE or TiiiR-
teonth street. near Market -Four
4uraea aud two carriages lu perfect orr
GER ADDRESS Postoficc Box 21f i1-3t
Evening journal., 1909-01-08

WANTED SMALL BOY ABOUT 10 OR
W 10, to work around grocery store.
300 So. Market 81 js-it
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02

the proposal to turn the district into .
public park Landlords. anticipating
high prices for their property. irn-
mediateiy put up their rents, and after
the project fell through. rents stayed
up. This also contributed to the.
exodus, for. the Chinamen II nothing
II not frugal. Many Of the Chinese are
fleeing across the big bridge to VIII
Hamburg, where new Chinatown 10
growing But 1T win have little of the
picturesqueness OF the old district with
Its odd. dark alleys and narrow. crook
ed streets The Italians will swarm In
and FIJI the tenements left vacant by
the retiring Chinese. who many years
ago drove out the Irish population
With the first warm days the city's
gigantic Ice cream industry IL bios-
soming forth once more. New York
eats something like 100000 gallons OF
Ice cream every hot summer day. which
at the average price Of one dollar a
gallon. gives afiiterally cool 100000
as the amount Of money spent for this
rigid pabulum during a single period
Of twenty-four hours One. firm, en-
|ployfng 400 men and 100 girls, turns
out 1000 gallons day, while the great
hotels and restaurants make their own
creams and there are no end OF small
private manufacturers. many Of which
supply the cheap ~hokey-pokey' which
has NO cream in II at all. or ice either.
but Is composed Of condensed milk.
water and flavorink There are 100
different varieties of Ice cream, but
40 per cent OF the ordinary sales are
plain vanilla. and even in the high
class resorts only four or five kinds
are much called for. And the fee cream
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02
Chinatown's NFyatersea

Chinatown. that May tangle of yell
low mysteries which has long been one
of the principal attractions for New
York's visitors. bids fair TO disappear
in a few years, to the regret and loss
of the operators of "rubberneek"
wagons According to Paddy FIeher-
ty, Mayor OF the Bowery, there are
now only 5000 "Chinks" in the dis
trict which harbored twice that num-
Der two years ago. OF the 800 Ameri-
can women in this city who are the
wives of Cinnamon, only about sixty
still live in Chinatown. The efflux be-
gan with the tong riot two years ago.
Peaceful Cinnamon became frightened
at the frequency with which pistol bull
let's battered through the narrow
streets at night and they began NOV
ing to other cities. The shooting incl
dents resulted in a flood of policemen
ana detectives being sent into the dis
trict and the constant police espionage
Of the past year and half. has grown
irksome to the celestials. Then came
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02

Readers Of this paper who have Jet used Dr.
Cas~wens syrup fepsin can have free test bottle
the Doet postal viii do. II puts you under
obligation. u IL done to prove the world his
Ceaiidenes IN lie merits In this way By actual
It. IL 10 regularly In Thousands Of ArncTscen
homes. 1t L. the Nations Safeguard to Health ard
the reliable and agreeable fer cOAeEnatSem.
dyspepsin and INDIGESTION torpid liver. sick
ache hill ousness and cnilar stomach liver ana how
81 disOrde rs. agrees well with children, they IKE
fts taste. The purity of Ingredients is voueied
thee ailments send your name today for free trial
when the right are employed. The addreea a
DR.. W. a. CALDWELL sol Caldwell Bldg. M0RtioaIio M
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02
Women With Weak Stomachs Try This

The woman who seat anything" whose digestion is
in perfect order month after month is the exception Hence
ton of your bowesf Do you make yur duty remember
whether they act each dayf 1t is very important that they
should It is natures way of dspeing the and
less matter of the system keeps the blood clean and the
body light and strong II have any trouble in this way
behooves to look promptly for Have you
tried DR. Caldwes Syrup Pepsn7 Tens Of thousands Of
this country have and they the better for
No remedy devised for the of stomach liver and
bowel troubles better suited to the requirements of
than this great herb laxative compound It is just what
the delicate organization Of needs-certanty of
action but gentle action freedom from gripping and pleasant
taste All these features Dr. Cadwes Syrup Pepsin has,
and for contains valuable tonic properties which
help the blood and system and the muscles
OF the stomach that they strengthened and become
accustomed again to doing their work themselves Start
to today; to your druggist and buy Soc 81
bottle is not only for you but for the entire family for
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02
MOVING DAY
In NEW YORK
In One Day 100000
Move Homes.
The TIDE IS 70 SUBURBS
Famous Horrible Example"
Who Never Drinks.
Mysteries of Chinatown Have Been RE-
veaied And Fsnous Old shsw
Place u BeinE Remeved--
Basine.s II Peor on
aRusber Week
wagons.1

New York, May 1--Instead OF . fes-
tiyal to be celebrated by dancing
around a beribboned Maypole. the first
OF May has come TO be the most dreai-
ed date on the calendar to large pro-
portion Of New Workers because 1t Is
the annual moving day when from
quarter TO q third of the city's popula-
ton changes its abode. Returns from
real estate and rental statistics show
that not less than 100000 persons
seek new places of residence In this
annual continuation Of the restlessness
which SO pervades the city that nearly
one third of its population moves once
a year or oftener. Out OF all New
Yorls's millions there are hardly a
thousand families that have occupied
the same house for twenty-five years.
About the only thing permanent In New
York,s residence habits indeed is the
steadily growing tide flowing TO the
suburbs. How greatly the back to the
country" movement has grown was In
stanced recently when at Pelhamwood.
q newly opened westchester residence
park, nearly a quarter of million dol
lars worth of lots were sold In a single
day to people who had decided to quit
paying rent In New York. But, fast
as thousands may leave the city. there
are other thousands to take their
QldCGn anu tuC SAPA Gc5ttt0ht &tAN $50
moving-van companies continue TO reap
their semi annual reward estimated at
81, 200, 900 for the single month OF May.
During that busy period 1t costs about
three times as much to move as In
midsummer. The other great semi
annual hegira occurs at the beginning
OF October when the moving van barons
become once more malefacfors of great
wealth and the prices for their services
on these two red letter days are just
about on level with the cost OF roses
for Christmas or violets for Easter.
One curious result of the city's peren-
NAL restfessness lie the rapid .Jisap-
pearance of the old-fashioned house
cleaning period. No tenant expects to
move into quarters which are not In
good condition and as q result the jani-
tors and caretakers instead Of the
housewives now raise the annual dust.
This, of course; adds to the expense of
Moving Day which in various ways now
takes about s25.00o.000 each year out
Of the pockets OF the mowers. Ik
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02

Dublin. May IA largely attended
week to welcome Mr.. ]. p. Farrell NJ
p, who was lately released from nriS-
on for having published in his news,
paper intimidatory resolutions regard.
Ing the anticipating system. Mr.. Far.
rel. replying to addresses which wer,
presented to him. said by boycottins
the Iand-grabber they did not desire
to fn1ure his person. but to simply
pass MIN by as social leper. BY act,
ing on these lines they had done much
to bring back the land of ireland to
the people and to drive the British
garrison out of the county.
Mr.. Farrell was presented with O
purse containing $4,000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02
Medical Advice.

If there is anything about your ailment
that you don t understand, or if you want
any medical advice, write to the Doctor,
and he viii answer you fully. There is
no charge for this service. The address
IS DR.. ". B. Caldwell, sol Caldwell Build
ing, Monticello, III