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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-19

What about people who DO no,
advertise their business They are
either asleep or dead The dead and
those who are asleep do not care
to bother with business affairs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-19

The Ardmore.tc VII De- read by
10 OUO more people today than any
other paper iu Southern Oklahoma.
Whye They have learned tha, b. is
the peoples paper. and l'a one
with larg. circulation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-19
ARDMORE FOLKS BACK FROM
A. & N. SUMMER NORMAL
sUPT. EVANS HAS Hls POLICY
ENDORSED BY The STUDENT
SOLUTIONS.

"NF.. "tIN" ~ N.." ''."+-t-N@ > se--
day from Stil.Vates, where he has
been teaching at the \. and NJ.
college during the summer and
With him returned six young ladies
from the Ardmore public schools.
Misses Mabel Roper .Halleite Fra.
Icy. Eugene N'ouche, Nellie lkard
Ella Davis and clara Mansfield.
The young ladies' report a fine sum
mer session.
Before the close Of the term the
students passed the following resolu'
'iors which are OF Interest 70 both
teachers and parents.
% Believing that 8; is well FOR
those ai'h common pursuits and
Interests 20 unite in declaration OF
rights. 'he students OF \. and ".
Summer Normal Of 1903 DO ofter the
following resolutions:
e Resolved. That We extend our
tribute OF praise and thanks -
President Connol and superintend'
on' Evans and teachers for theh
efficient and sacrificing toll dur
INK The summer term.
Resolved. Ihai our thanks De
extended 90 all special instructors
for tho pr.rileg" of securing their
s'rFir" a. this time.
q Resolved. That we appreciat"
'he interest shown In the common
welfare of the teachers and the uu-
rring efforts OF County Supt. Bill
y"w throughout the entire session
and commend his action as CO..
vorko- among MS.
q. Resolved That 20 Mrs. Con.
r'.l The commercial club and others
who have so kindly provided on
'"-'a.nmout for us. We express our
sincere appreciation; also, 20 the
citizens OF saltwater who have
given us so hearty welcome TO
their city.
q. BE- s, further resolved. That
We especially endorse the policy
pnrsoui by Superintendent Evans in
his management OF the summer
school work toward one great end,
viz. TO get the Oklahoma teacher
10 claim his possessions given him
by faithful service scholastic train.
ing and legal privilege. We point
with grid" that never before In our
experience in summer schools have
so much honest credits been ex.
' tended, so many state and life Ger.
tifica'es been issued. so sensible
recognition of the teachers rights
observed.
y, g. Resolved. that We commend
and endorse the policy pursued 10
max" this summer school a spot
where cheer. Intelligent sport and
physical uplift are all accented
. physical training has received an I'm.
. petus here this summer destined to
work % revolution TO the state.
Whereas, We realize that the
authorities recognize US as the
u builders OF great state as work.
'' ors OF tho state, be Il resolved
' that we commend the making OF
"nch laws locally and otherwise
mat viii bring salaries up until
equal 20 the labors OF a faithful
state builder
' Whereas, laws have been
: mad" concerning th" work I'm which
I "' ar" engaged and of which We are
% part D." ii
1tarfVtI tIat "a.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-19

Misses Anne Anderson, Beatrice
Fra'cy and Gladys Williams left
for weeks visit at Madill
and Mil Creek.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-19
Aramors. Mooaay. JuIy te. i9O9.

Live people iu a live city Away
advertise. Why do I've people who
wat business advertise? Simply Dc.
cause they want business.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-19

FOR SALE-A set OF HaHland China.
at a bargain. Mrs. C. /. Herbert
Phone 1862. 1873
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-19

ia Winston OF Mcmillan Is here
visiting George Anderson.
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-08-13
NOTICE.
Public Sale of Book-Accounts
and Notes.

Notice is hereby given that /. Christen
Jensen. Trustee in Bankruptcy of the es-
tate of X. p. Marshall, bankrupt. will on the
2lst, and if necessary continued
from day to day to and including
the 2sth day of August. 1909,
beginning at the hour of 10 o'clock a. NJ.
sell. at the office of said Trustee in the
Town of Manassa, Colorado, at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder for cash one lot
of book accounts, and one lot of notes, ag-
gregating the sum of $500 90 and belonging
to the said estate of r. p. Marshall. bank
rupt.
Said book accounts and notes will he sold
either as whole or separately. in the
judgement of the trustee will be to the
best interests of said estate and the credit
ors thereof
a list of said book-accounts and notes,
showing the names of the parties owing
the sanic, and the amounts owing by each.
respectively, eau be seen and examined
by applying to the undersig ned at his resi-
dence in the said Town of Manassa, Colo
RADIO. and will be furnished and posted at
the time and place of said sale for the eN-
animation and inspection of all persons
interested.
All persons interested are notified to at
tend.
Said sale to be made for the purpose of
winding up said estate and to be subject
to the approval and confirmation of the
Hon. Ezra I. Elliott, Referee in Bank
ruptcy.
Dated at Manassa, Colorado. this 2sth day
of July, 1909.
CHRISTEN JENSEN.
Trustee in Bankruptcy of the estate of X.
T.. Marshall bankrupt
First publication, July 30 1909.
Last publication, August 13, 1909.
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-08-13

ience with hogs, and look only for
good development in ham and
shoulder. Breeders in the belt
have learned this, and ship to Colo
RADIO breeding stock that on ac-
count of light heart, sway back, or
weak pasterns is unstable at
home.
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-08-13
HERE is RELIEF FOR WOMEN

II you have pains. in the back Urinary, Bladder
or kidney troubl and want a certain, pleasant
nern relief from Women : ills, try Mother Gray =
AUS JRALlAN-LEAF.' II is a safe. reliable
regulator and relieves all Female Weaknesses,
including Inflammation and alterations
mother Gray's Australian Leaf is sold by
Druggists or sent by mail for so cents. Sam
pie sent Free.
Address, The Mother Gray Co., lie Roy, n. Y.
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-08-13
The Best Breed of
Hogs for Colorado.

The Berkshire and Duroc-Jersey
were described last week and the
good points of the Poland-China
given.
The chief fault with many
strains of the Poland China is that
through over feeding of corn they
have become poor breeders, having
only one to four pigs in a litter.
Such pigs are usually choice feed
ers but the number in a litter is
too small to make it profita BILE to
keep the SOW.
Where the sows are selected
from prolific strains and fed mus
Gle and bone making feeds, they
are as prolific as any breed. Three
Poland China sows on the Colo
RADIO Agricultural College farm
had thirty-one live pigs at one
farrowing. Records compiled by
the L. S. Department of Agricul-
ture of several thousand Poland
China sows showed an average of
q pigs to the litter.
The Tamworth is strictly ba-
con hog with smooth, long, deep,
thin body, and looks to most peo-
pie like a razor back" 1t has
been bred to produce as large a
proportion of its weight as possible
in an even thickness of choice ba-
con.
The two strongest characteristics
of the Tamworth are lean meat
and large litters. For three years
on the Colorado Agricultural Col
lege farm the average for all sows
was ten live pigs to a litter. A
two -year-old SOW weighing $50
pounds had Is live pigs at one far
rowing. Fully matured sows, well
cared for, can produce two litters
a year. A Tamworth SOW at the
Iowa Agricultural College raised
80 pigs in one year. The Tam
worth is solid red in color, and is
hardy and active-a good hog to
keep on pasture.
The first cross with pure bred
Tamworth produces am easy feed
ing, rapid growing hog that is gen
orally popular. The second cross
is usually unsatisfactory, the pigs
in the same litter frequently being
of entirely different types, some
chunky and others extremely
lengthy, with an unpleasant variety
in mixtures of colors.
Most Colorado stockmen who
have tried the Tamworths do not
like them. AS rule, Colorado
stockmen neglect their hogs in
the summer when the field work
crowds, planning to give them eX-
ira attention in the fall. With
this treatment the Tamworth be-
comes stunted, and once stunted
he can never be made profitable,
and had better be killed. The sur
plus fat on the lard hog will carry
him over period of neglect the
Tamworth does not have the lard,
The selection of breed is Il mat
ter of fancy; the selection Of the
individual animals for the founda-
ton of the herd is the basis for
profit or losses.
7 The first consideration should
be to get both boar and sows from
prolific strains, and OF the type de
manded by the market. Except
during the few weeks when the
pigs are sucking. it costs as much
to keep a SOW that has one to four
pigs in litter, as it does to keep
one that has eight to ten pigs.
The first cost of the new born pig
is determined by the cost of keep
ing the dam, divided by the num-
Der of pigs in the litter.
Uniformity in type is essential
for the largest profits. No two
breeds or types feed exactly alike,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-11-18

"Uncle Dan" Rice, one of the
oldest darkies of Hickman, died this
morning. He was about IS year:
old and had worked for 7. T. Svaynt
for many years. He always voted
the Democratic ticket.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-11-18
Millet 90 Alexander
Ladies 81 Kid Shoes, brand new,
for $1.4S at Ellison Bros.

Ladies 81 Kid Shoes, brand new,
for $14s at Ellison Bros.
"Uncle Dan" Rice, one OF the
oldest darkies of Hickman, died this
morning. He was about IS years
old and had worked for 7. T. Svayne
for many years. He always voted
the Democratic ticket.
Ladies SO Patent Leather Butchers,
new shoes, just from the factory, for
s19s at Ellison Bros.
For this cold weather you need the
best shoes. Get the w. l.. Douglas.
at SO, $3.50 and s4-none better-A.
s. Barkett.
Don Medley, of Mcconnell, while
looking at a stallion in Fulton, Sun
day, had one of his ears bitten off
by the horse. He was looking at a
colt and had his back to the vicious
horse when without warning the ami
NAL nipped off his ear. None of the
ear was left at all.
Misses and Childrens Box Calf
School Shoes, new goods. worth $3.50
for SLIPS at Ellison Bros.
G. e. Hicks, who is at his home
near Crutchfield suffering from in
juries received when his wagon was
struck by backing train near Fulton
last week, is in rather precarious
condition and on account of his age
considerable uneasiness is felt for the
outcome. Mr.. Hicks was thrown vio-
lently to the ground when the train
struck his wagon and he received a
painful bruise on the left side which
is giving him great trouble. One of
his ribs was also broken.
Misses Kid Butchers. worth $3.50,
now $1.25 at Ellison Bros.
Heavy underwear, clothing shoes
aud all kinds of winter GOODS lnclud-
ed in our big sale now going on.-A.
S. Barkett.
The w. o. w. had big meeting
last night, So applications for mem
bership we're balloted on. Head
Clerk, Atkins Cole, is stirring things
up.
Cotton has gone up, but Cotton
Goods are down. way down, at Cut
Prices at Ellison Bros.
The Brocker Medicine Co. is Civ
ing a free show on the streets OF
Hickman this week.
Watch for the BLUE MARK on
the upper right hand corner OF your
Courier. 1t is to notify you that your
subscription is about to expire. No
papers are sent out after the sub
scription is out.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-11-18
Robt. l.. Bradley, City.
Capt. Hollis Kirk, City.

These good people have subscribed
for this paper without any induce
ment other than the paper itself, and
we thank them for 1t. There are no
deadheads or credit folks in this list.
A year ago when we went to strictly
cash-in-advance for the Courier, some
intimated that we would kill our sub
scription list. Does this look like It?
No. We we're just getting our bust
ness on a business basis. Ask any
man or woman whose name appears
above, and they will tell you they
like to see a paper stop when their
time has expired.
And we stop them.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-11-18
RESIDENCE BURNED.

The residence occupied by Mark
Corum. on the Mrs. Mcdaniel place,
near Shuck Switch, was destroyed by
fire Tuesday night about s o'clock.
Very little of the contents of the
of the house was saved. and We UNI
derstand Mr.. Corum carried no In
surance.
1t is thought a defective flue start
ed the blaze.
The house, seven rooms, was own
ed by Mrs. Mcdaniel and was valued
at about 81 800.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-11-18
THE HEART OF AN INDIAN.

A play to please everybody. A
Western story written around the OBJ
legations OF one lodge member 20 an
other. Not the blood thirsty kind but
real play by real company.
Just a story of real home folks and
home scenes, such as are lived in
your own homes every day. Don't
forget the date-Noy. 22.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-11-18
Intelligent steam Pipe.

Bob Footlite (actor FaihireY I
should say Il was! The whole play
was ruined. Solicitations How
was thatg Bob Fooilite-At the end
Of the last act rtea N pife tnf.' 'nd
Kissed me on the stage.--London lit'
Bits.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-11-18
NOTICE TO TAxPAYE RS.

The Tax books can be found at the
Hickman Bank when am not In
town. For your convenience you can
pay your taxes there. j. L. SEAT.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-11-18
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank or neighbors and
friends for their kindness shown us
during the sickness and death of our
dear husband and son. May God
bless them is our prayers.
Mrs. KATE AND MoLLR DoTSoN.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-11-18
CTRAY LOCAL NOTES
- TAKEN W...

eeeoeeoooeooeooooooooooooo
Snow fell in Texas Tuesday.
Five more Saturdays before Christ
mas.
Ladies' Wraps at Cut Prices at FL
lison Bros.
You can shoe the whole family now
with brand new shoes at Cut Prices,
at Ellison Bros.
Boys Clothing at Cut Prices at
Ellison Bros.
Children's Knee Pants at Cut Price
at Ellison Bros.
Children's Knee Suits at Cut Prices
at Ellison Bros.
Telephone 81 or 113 and let's talk
II over.-Schmidt.
For first-class cleaning and press
Ing. 20 to schmidt's.
Schmidt is the man that makes the
swell peg-top trousers.
Mrs. +. T. Randle is visiting friend
In Mayfield and wingo this week.
Richmond q Bond Co.'S. Cotton See
Meal and HuIls make the milk come
fast.
Geo. knight, Of Fulton. sold his
restaurant TO G. c. Porter. OF Bells,
Tenn.
Beware OF mutations" Schmidt's
tailoring establishment is the origin
al. See him.
Judge Moore and wife are visiting
In Tupelo. Miss. this week. They
left Saturday.
&c yard is all we charge for
Hoosier Domestic.-A. s. Barkett, In
West Hickman.
Mems Fine Gun Metal Butchers,
brand new shoes, worth $3.50 at $2.4s
at Ellison Bros.
Mrs. ID. b. Brevard will be the
hostess Of the Embroidery Club to-
morrow afternoon.
Boys and Girls Kangaroo School
Shoes, a splendid wearer. worth s175
for s1.4s. at Ellison Bros.
L. p. Ellison returned Tuesday from
Paducah where he served on the
Grand Jury OF the Federal Court.
Miss Pauline Caldwell has return
ed TO Nashville after several months
visit with her sister, Mrs. j. Flynn.
Ira Jones and wife, OF San Fran
cisco. Cal. are the guests Of Mrs.
Jones parents. Capt. Hackett and
family.
John Cox is now In the newspaper
business-local agent for the Com
mercial-Appeal and st. Louis Post
Dispatch.
II. N. Seat, OF Crutchfield, In the
absence of his brother, J. T. Seat.
acted as sheriff OF Fulton county dur
ing a part of this week.
II. ID. Ormes. OF Pittsburg. who has
been working here on the turbine
engine at the Mengel Box Co., left
this week for San Francisco.
Atkins Cole, district manager OF
the w. o. W., and wife came over
from Fulton. Sunday. and spent the
day with c. c. Graham and wife.
The defendants and witnesses In
the night rider damage suits In the
Federal Court at Paducah. Monday,
we're notified Sunday that they need
not come, as the cases would be post
poned.
Are you a wife? Then come to
the Lyric theatre Monday night. Nov.
22, and see why your husband spends
his evenings In the lodge room. II
is plainly shown in the Western play,
"The Heart OF an Indian"
c. w. DOMAIN. of the Maine Ele-
ctric Co.. Portland, who has been
here for several months putting in
the new electric derrick for the com
pany, left this week for his home
In Maine. The derrick has been COM
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-11-18
OUR HANDSOME FRIENDS.


ng handsome and accomplished folks
have renewed or subscribed for the
Great Religious Weekly. Clip out
.hese lists from time to time and you
will have a directory OF the best
people on earth:
G. s. Shelby, Route 1.
DIR. William Bright, City.
J. J. Cruce, Cayce.
J. r. Weaver, Brighton, Ark.
Thos. Mcclellan. Route 4.
s. T. Roper. City.
J. p. Maddox, Route 3.
Mrs. Lena Caulifield, Gloster, Miss.
W. Il. Jones, Moscow.
o. b. Mooney, City.
n. s. Allison, Tiptonville. Tenn.
John Kirkindall, City.
J. A. Moore. City.
J. +. Mcclellan, Route 2.
Claude Handy. City.
G. NJ. Yates. City.
w. s. Fethe, Route 1.
Mrs. Belle Baltzer, Covington. Tenn
Myrvin Wilson. Route 2.
Henry Pollock. Route 2.
II. II. Lacy, City.
w. T. Roger, Kosoma. Okla.
ID. b. Wilson, City.
Mrs. Fannie Prather, Route 1.
Harold DeBow. Lebanon, Tenn.
r. Y. Mcconnell, Route 3.
w. c. sowell, Route 3.
]. s. Maddox, City.
Mrs. b. c. White, Dorena, Mo.
Mrs. L. s. Shaw. Mayfield.
t. NJ. Rice, Route 3.
J. T. Kemp, Route 4.
Il. Tittsworth, City.
Mrs. l.. A. Bradley, Route 4.
Miss Emma Tyler, staunton, Va.
c. II. Moore, City.
w. @. Adams. City.
mdsOn bdFneS, Oity.
ID. w. s. Amberg, Phoenix, Ariz.
Steve Stair. City.
Miss Inez Luten, Leitchfield, Ky.
F. A. Love. Forrest City, Ark.
Miss Lillian Luten, Madison, Ala.
w. II. Heath. Marble Hill. Mo.
Mrs. r. A. weatherly, City.
w. II. Maddox, State Line.
Cavitt Toombs, Rosebud, Ark.
]. r. Houston, City.
r. II. Wilson. City.
Joe L. Amberg City.
b. T. Davis, City.
Arthur Fields. Route 4.
w. b. Hughes, City.
w. l.. Helm, City.
A. @. Kimbro, City.
N. ]. Corum, City.
N. N. Townsend, East Prairie, Mo.
Dee Pleasant. City.
DR.. ]. c. Morris. City.
Prof. ]. II. Saunders. Route 4.
A. NJ. Jones, Cayce.
]. c. Ellison. City.
Mrs. Jennie Mcclure, City.
Jesse Mcneil, Route 3.
Sam Andrews, City.
]. ID. Leech, Wingo.
]. r. Poynor. City.
Atkins Cole, Fulton.
II. j. French, City.
]. r. Harris, Paris, Tenn.
G.. G. Tull. Union City. Tenn.
Julian Choate, Route 4.
]. R. Mcclellan, Route 4.
Jno. Creed. Route 2.
]. R. Anderson, City.
j. l.. Dodson, City.
]. A. Townsend, Route 1.
N. N. Garrison, Kenton, Tenn.
John Mullins. Route 4.
b. s. Elliott, City.
Alex Rice, Route 8.
Mrs. Maggie Gammons. Route 1.
Homer King. City.
G. s. Taylor. City.
]. b. Williams, STAFFORD, Mo.
Dallas Williams, City.
Miss Vera Brock. Arlington, Ky.
Esq. G. w. Whipple. Route 3.
John Choate. Route 4.
Green Keys. City.
w. s. Burnett, Moscow.
j. ii. Martin, City.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-11-18
RESOLUTIONS or RESPECT.
Fulton Lodge, No. SO, .. o. o. r.
Hickman. Ky. Nov. IL. 1909,

Hickman. Ky. Nov. IL. 1909.
WHEREAS. Amid the great chang
Ing scenes OF life death has visited
our lodge and taken from our midst
Bro. John A. Amberg. who departed
this life October 20. 1909. therefore
be II
Resolved. That by the death OF Bro.
John A. Amberg our lodge has lost a
true and faithful brother and the fra
ternity a worthy member. and the
community an honest and upright citi-
zen.
Resolved. That we tender the be-
reaved family our sincere and heart
felt sympathy.
Resolved. That a copy OF these res
olutions be spread upon our lodge
records. and a copy sent TO the Hick-
man Courier for publication.
Thos. Dillon. IT,.
b. T. Davis.
j. I. Dillon,
Committee.
The grand jury In the night rider
cases. at Union City. has begun work
In earnest. AT the first days session
indictments were returned against
Garrett johnson. the alleged leader
OF the so-called night riders band.
and who was sentenced to be hanged
at the January term OF the circuit
court, and the case was reversed by
the supreme court. and Arthur Cloar.
another OF six men that were SEN
fenced to hang. II is a discussion on
every corner that In event the court
orders the trial to proceed that II
win be impossible to secure a jury In
the county. but the attorneys say
they feel assured that there Will be
no trouble on this line, should the
court see fit To procede.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-11-18

W. a. DoDDS
CHRISTIAN CHURCH SERVICES.

Pastor NJ. l.. Blaney viii preach at
The Christian church next Sunday
morning and evening. Subject IL n.
L, The Holy Spirit as a Comforter"
subject 7. ,. m. The Holy Spirit as
4 Cohyictor." Mr.. Blaney cordially In
yiles bis many friends as well as the
members OF other churches TO hear
he four special sermons In December
Which will occur on Sunday evenings.
nni Sunday evening. Z O'Clock. The
Divine sonship Of Jesus Our only
Greed" Second Sunday evening. z
o'clock, Repentance before God Nee
essary before Baptism" Third Sun
DAY evening. baptism Necessary to
b. born into the family OF God on
Earth" Text John 3-5. Fourth sun
day evening. The Holy Spirit as a
Witness Of Adoption always Is Given
After an honest Intelligent Obedience
10 the Ordinance OF Baptism" Text
Acts 2.3s.
Mr.. Blaney has been called again
10 remain another year with the
church as pastor. lie has not yet
consented TO remain. and all those
Who desire TO hear him should make
special effort to hear the above SER
mons as they are the closing sermons
Of this year, ending the last Sunday
In December.
Don't Buy Holiday Goods Until
YOU See Our offerinss.-Eliison Bros.
The suit brought by Col. II. Y.
taylor and Mrs. Rankin against the
Night Riders for $4,000. was not
fought by the defendants and a judg.
nenl for this amount now stands In
'a'or Of the plaintiffs. Most of the
uelehdants are very poor. and the
augment may amount to nothing.
All Peters Diamond Brand Shoes
nov al Cut Prices. M Ellisan Rros.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-11-18

Al Peters' Diamond Brand Shoes
Ho" al Cut Prices. at Ellison Bros.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-11-18

Use "sanspariel" Flour.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-11-18

Don't Buy Holiday Goods Until
YOU See Our offerines.-ElIison Bros
Evening journal., 1909-05-14
STREET CAR SPECIAL
SERVICE FOR CIRCUS

The Wilmington City Railway Com
pany has made special arrangements
to accommodate circus traffic. Cars OF
the West Front. West Fourth and
West Eighth street lines will run direct
to the grounds and on special sched-
ules. Cars will run on a two-min-
ute interval. and there will be plenty
OF cars TO carry out this schedule.
Every possible attention win be given
TO the travelling public.
The Peoples Railway Company will
run open cars out Sixth street 10 JEFF
ferson. along this street to Second. go
ing direct TO the grounds. open cars
viii also be run on tho Second street
route Of the line. Extra service has
been arranged for.