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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-29
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SD mil. bab Sober, Der an irsenb Ell
ner Sorm bon Bei6neroe Ieibet, Die
bur6 Die Nieren, Blaienz ODER Sarnz
orsale berborgernfen 1T, gIeid an mid
i6reibt nnb i9 idide Inn ober ibr Gin
9olarz8nfet @iereneM ebisin bon boiler
9r0be fret.
Sunoerte bon 2enten iagten, oab oies
Die grobartigite Meoi5in lit, bon Der 1ie
eebort baben fir bic Seilnng bon Nbeus
matismns, Siftsi6t. Baiierfuht, ben
itredli9en S9mer5en i'm &ren5, Steifs
belt IN ben @elenfen uno Musteln, ulfs
9eounIenen Ingen ober duBerite @rs
mattung oes @orsens. Sd min bemei,
len, oab Die @eoi8in. Die i1 @u9 frei
Idide, @u6 bon irgeno elmer Der pben
genannten Sormen bon 2eioen beiIt. Sd
mill @u6 otes gratis betpeiien, bes1al6
j9ide ib gu6 6ieie Mebi5in bouitdn~
Dig gum ginnebmen bereitet unb NIT
b~oaltdnbigen Mntpeiinngen in gurem
Saue. Maes, Inn mas i1 gu6 erimd)e,
lit gu ldreiben, gebt fur3 an, an fpel6er
Sorm bon 8ei6perben SIR leibet, 10
oaB i6 @u9 before Qntpeiinngen qes
ben lam. 9i9ts pirb bered6net, es
limb feine 8upiere 5u nnterIdreiben, feiz
ne beritedten 8ereinbarungen, uno it
idtfe allies portofrei, 70 oaB Sbr mir
teinen Gent iduloet. Aues, mas i5 BON
@n6 perlang, ift, 5u fdreiben itnb ar8u@
geber, tpie SIR Ieibet. 9ann ifide ib
gn6 Elm bolles 9olnr~Gafet 6iefer aro@
BEN NierenSW ebi5in gratis nnb SIR Di,t
nidt, ipas es ent6dlt, Biz SIR es off
net: @aes. mas t6 gu6 56ide, lit in
etnfa6 beriieglten Radeten. Mbrefe:
Sr. y. 6. @obininn, g So 2ud 9uil=
otng, 0etroit, Mi6. Srgeno melde aes
beime Gusfunft, UNI bic SIR mid erSuz
den moget, tpirb burdaus bertrmllib
beban6elt.
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81 ifebt an Ser Spite.

@robe Saten perIangen Nnerfen-
nuns. 9ie @eIt front ibren goa-
bringer. Oesbalb front oas ameri-
fanifhe 8oIf aud Or. Sings Seem
DISCOVERY als &onig Der @aIs- unb
2ungen-Seilmittel. Sober Mtom lit
Elm @eiunobeits-& dmpfer. gs totet
Seine uno grf1ltungen nno ga
Grippe beridminoet. @s beiIt Die
bonn Suiten angegriffenen S9Ieim-
bdlte un6 beenbet ben Suiten. @ran-
fe, ent5inoete 8ron1alM 0bren tper-
ben gebeilt, 2ungen neroen fnriert
un6 8lutungen boren auf. 81. Seo.
Wore, 8Iaf Sad, g.. g., idreibt:
ugs furierte mir bon 2mngenleioen,
ueIdes ale Mer5te aIs boffnungsIos
aufgegeben." so gts. un6 $1.OD.
8robeflaide frei. @arantiert bon al
len Druggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-29
Sn GadJeit gutter 9amoitrakem.

Sic u@eltl. Tpit" III ct. 2oafs
i6reibt:
8or tpenigen Sabren nod) mar Ell
ner Ser Staaten, aus oener mar Die
meiIten ~Sammerlieoer iiber ben mi
ieroblen 3ultono ser 2anoitraBen
borte, Ser uStaat oes einlamen Ster=
nes". l1no oieie &laeen maren iidler<
lid moblbegriinoet.
Sente aber lit geraoe Seras Der
fiibrenoe Stoat bes Sioens nno
5iiomeitens inn Streben nad) guten
2onomegen %getporoen. 90 ertiart
ipenigitens Ser &oritano oes South
ern Commercial gongreB", mel6er
li6 in oieier, fir oie aliltltr rnieres
gon5en 2onoes nod 10 bo6nidtigen
@ngelegenbeit gut auf Dem 2aufenoen
5u erbolten pflegt.
@oblgemerft, int Streben nod gr=
ten 2anbitraBen unb i'm Musba1en
iol1er in 10 ihnenem Sempo, mie es
eben moelid lit. 9enn binii6tlih oes
BeliBes gutter San0mege laBt mtd Die
Ter Staat gu et1em eroBel1 Seile nod
piel gu ipiiniden ibriel Das lit aucb
ni6t 51 bertpnnbern BEL einem 8e=
meinmeien bon Ser Mnsoebmlung oes
9euti6en Hei6es nno nit einer Der
bdltniBmaBig INNER nod redt jun
gen &rltur.
giner Mitteilung BON Ser obener=
mabnten Seite 5nfolge, bat Serus
binnen flint Monaten Sfulol6eine=
Musgaben in elmer @elammtbobe BON
$3,774,5O0 fir oie @rbouung bon
2anomegen gltgebeiBen. 9as fms
runo SOC, 900 Collars mebr als in
oemielben 3eitraum i'm Staate Een=
neiiee, melder bierin zen 5meitell
Stang unter BEN iiioli6en Staoten
einrtimt, fir Sen ndmliden 3ned be-
mifigt, relp. mgetpieien poroen iino.
1no oas lit Elm Musueis, m1f melben
Die Seraner itol5 fem oiirfen. SolGe
@eloausgaben iino gepiB aaemal gut
angelegt.
Natiirli1 intereIiiert man Iid) 6ier
tpie anberm1rts Dor @llem aus &c,
i1Gftliden @riinoen fir quite 2ano-
mege. IS mrroe i6on Dor einigerI
Monaten iiber Die Scratching zines
groBen 2~anbpeges fir Mutomobilfab=
rer beriftet, bur6 tpel6en ma einen
iebr be6elltenben nno %faibionahIe1l
Sremoenperfebr nod benz iiio0itli6en
Cell BON gerus gu 5ieben bofft. 9od
oas lit nod lange niht @aes. IS
fommt ben ein5elnen Counties ooer
Staoten Dor Maem ouf bic @ergr0be-
rllng hires aatagliden @eidaftes nit
Na6bargegenoen = naberen unb fer
neren - an. l1nb in bieier 8e5ie=
bung fam man bier, tpie au6 anber-
marts, cine Defenders erfreulide Sir
flung Der 2anoitraBenB emegung ge=
mabren. go idnierig- es ndmlid)
audi iein mag, cine ioIde 8eipegulle
i~iberbanpt in Gang 51 bringen, 10
folgt, tpenn einmal cine beltimmte
Sertlidfeit quite 2moitraBen bot,
gang bon ielbit Elm 8etteifer inter
ben anoeren Sertlidfeiten, nelde nit
iener 81 fonfnrrieren baben, es ibr
oarin gleid5utun, 90 iie, menn le in
Der Sintergaiie bleibeny einfad ben
ganaen @eihaftsperfebr an oie bei-
Ter arsgeitattete Witbemerberin per=
lieren. 9ies uno bas i1nn1er lehbof-
ter erfmnte SntereiIe Der Sarmer
biirgen ifon oafir, oaB oos eillmal
p~oIenoete Hao niht mebr itiaitebt!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-29
Fine crosse GesslIsebaft
Su Dem groBen Selt : Sbeater
an Der 6omfou= nuo Der
Naco9oodeszS traBe.

Serte abeno miro $. 9. &uder's
beriibmte 4orof 8onoer Company
Elm funfaftiges Drama, u@s pe iotp,
10 pe ibaG reap" b%etitelt, CUR Muf=
fibrung bringen. @sorgen obeno
miro iie in uSSrl California" anftre=
ten Sonntag nadmittag unb Conn
tag obeno in ,Sife in Seem gorf@.
Ser @intrittspreis betrdgt MIR 10
Gents, @appltiible 5ebn Gents ertra.
@enrt Sic in oieier Saiion nod ni6t
in Dem groBen 3elttbeater geipeien
iinb, geben Sic bin uno ieben Sic
ii6 bie biibi6ert GoriteQungen all.
Sic meroen iiberrai6t iein. IS lit
oos bibl6eite 3elt=Sbeater in Slime
rita.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-29
Damn Ianf ploblib ibr Saupt in

Damn ia1f ploelib ibr &aupt in
BEN Irm oes @rafen 5uriid. Nod
einmal bob ii6 Die gruft. Gin ein-
8iees 3uden rann iiber oen &orper.
Ser Ser5i6lag itofte. Sem Snbes-
falnpf mebr, 0as 2eben berloI6 lang
lam iiber oas Mntlit breitete iih, es
beriiingeno, pereoelnb, tiefer Srieoe.
Ser @rof oriidte Die Mugen gu, oc<
rem LETTER bre6enber 8lid inn gegol-
ten batte. Slie iflud5te leiie. Sc
org neigte Iid iiber Die Sanb Der Go
ten unO fiiBte tie, uno Damn 5og err
Die @eliebte an lid, IN einem groBen
Ituunmen @eliib6e.
Cine @eile nod fnieten Tie ale
orei am Sotenbett.
Oonn ipra9 Ser 8ater NIT pibrie=
renoer Stimme: .Gun gebt britt
Der, meine &inber, uno laBt mid nit
Der Seuren aaein ="
Sic erboben iib ioelei6. 9as
Berltanonis NOR in ibnen, oas Der
@reis BORT Dor ibr, Der @eliebten,
ein leBtes @ebet ipreden uoate, obne
3atgen, aub obne iie
50 idritten tie binaus, Sano in
&ano, in tiefer greriffenbeit.
Ils iie aber iiber Ben &orriocr
gingen, auf Dem, Inn Sen i6luf5en-
ben Wanfe geidort, oas feline Ser
ional bes Saules itano, borte @eorg
unten Die Sir geben uno iab, mie Ser
Sberitleutnant bon &altein l9meren
Sdritts Die Sreppe berauffam.
Nab BEN lesten Mueenblifen poa
bo6iter @eibe, eoeliter grbebung nnb
tiefter Srauer, Die &ealitGt oes 2e-
bens, Die @irflihfeit =
9ie erite gmpfinol1ng oes 8riE5ell
par, ous eeliebte Maoden in oas
nabite 3immer gu fiibren uno aa-
itien aIein gu empfangen. Mber
gleid barauf 5og er SIZES &ano nur
nod feiter IN ieinen Mrm uno ri6tete
iib bod, ltola ouf. Nein! Sie loate
on ieiner Seite bleiben - bier mar
ibr 8lab au6 iebt - geraoe iebt.
GortIesung folat.)
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Huhe ,,nb sd,laf.

8enige entgeben oen unannehm-
li1feiten oes @inters-einer Id)lim-
men grfaltung, einem idmer5enoen
Suiten. 8iele Seilmittel tperen emf
pfoblen, aber Dos idnenlte uno bette
BON allen lit nSmmons @nften-SD-
rup". 8eidnftigenb uno beileno fir
Die 2urgen uno 8ronhial 8aiiasen,
bebt er Den @uiten iofort auf uno per-
i6afft gu6 Die p%olIfommene Rube
uno ben frieoIiden Sdlaf.
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Sd,merst es Gudl uid1t?

8enm Sbr einen Suiten babt, ben
.Sbr niht los neroen fonnt, ieIbit
fpenn Sbr idlofen motif, 10 iGafft
i'm fir INNER ab ourd ben @ebrauh
BON Simmons Suiten Sprup. Gr
BELT Die gnt5iinoung oes 5alies uno
Der Sungen = perihafft eud &it6e
uno frieoliden Sdlaf.
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Gin idre6lides sdidial abeewenSet.

sd pare ourd efnen boien
Sdnitt an elmer 4nieideibe settle
bens elm &riippel getporoen", idreibt
Sranf 9isberrp, 9iaiber, WiB, vob-
ne guflens @rnica, pelhe nit balo
furierte." u~nfebIbar fir 8unoem
Shnitte uno a%uetIdungen, es fii-
riert balo: 8erbrennling, alte Sc
idmiire 8eulen uno Sal1tausitld-
ge. 9as bette Mittel fir SdmorrGoi-
ben. 25 cts. bel alien Oruggiiteu.
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@imter. Grperintente.

@rlaubt gud nidt, bos Opfer ci-
ier @rfdltung uno Sulten gu mer=
ben; oies fiibrt gu Bnermonio,
Sdtpinoiudt uno mer meiB po6in.
Seio flugl @ebraliht Simmor's
Suiteniprup. @r furiert SuIten, heilt
Die 2ungen uno bebdlt gud 5ier,
@u6 Die Sdonbeiten Ser @elt genie.
ZEN IaIIeno.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-29
@erftbteSeime aus!
Gebt linen 6alfe nno mamde Sun
Imtpnier 2eute iuerben slid-
lther ieim.

u8irft oie 2ebens-2 eine aus!"
Die Nieren brau6er &iilfe.
Sic iinb iiberarbeitet = fonnen
oas @ift nidt aus Dem 8lute fmiltrie-
rem.
Sic meroen nit ieoer Minutc
i6limmer.
Woat Sbr Sbnen belfen2
Ooans Nieren Yiqen baben tau=
ienoe bon 9ieren=2eioenoe pom &ot1-
De Der gerameiflung 5uriidgebrodt.
&nrieren irgeno cine @rt bon Nie-
ren=2eioen.
Mrs. Marie GoBmanr, 6t5 Mon=
tana StraBe, iast: sd sebraudte
Doans Nieren<8iaen Dor 3 Sabren
uno lernte in iener 3eit ibren groBes1
8ert i6aben. Sic totem mir oiel
@utes uno babe ib ieitoem feline
ooer menig 8eidmeroen bon meines1
Nieren. Cine Sreunoin flagte
iiber Nieren-2eioen nno i6 empfobf
ibr 0oans Nteren Biqen. sic feuf-
tie einen Sorrat bon ser 8erar 9rus
So. II. mnroe nod ibrem @ebraud)
prompt gebeilt. Sd babe boles 3u-
trauen in oieie mertooae 9ieren=Uee-
oi5in uno 5oaere nidt, oieielbe 5l
empfeblen."
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= SIM 81. unb 45. 9iitriftge-

eSNt 81. uHD 70. StHllll9t<
rifte mnr6en l1rteile i'm 8etrage bun
$12, 900 meeen riiditanoiger 5tellern
gegen Sranf g. @oIlb erloiien. Die
5tenern betrl1gen $14,512 Ii. es mar
uripriingli6 auf $14,512 geflagr.
9ie urteile marer Elm &ompromib
smii1en &ldger utlo 8erflagten.
SIM Mlter BON % Sabren itarb
M6oIpb 8aur. Mutter, Srau
uno Sinh iiberleben i'm.
3mei Slngen, M. S. 2ooe nno
@iGie @iaiams, boben iih oes @in-
bruas idnloie befannt nno iinO gu
5pei Sabren Recommendations ber=
urteilt mor0en.
90 Die State Builders Gr1ahge
miro gleid5eitig nit Dem Staatsper=
bano Der Mrditeften in unierer Staot
ibre aonpention abbaIten.
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(giuseianOt.)
Die erjtem Nebel am See.

Des Morgens nn6 bes Mbenos rait=
9en lie iiber Dem Gee, trinfen oss
iungen Cages critics 2i1t unb trim
fen iein Iestes glut. Die ienieiti-
gen ufer per1teden iie unb l6uffem
cine finitlide ltrlenoli1feit, aug Der
lei9te, aitternoe 8eaen unb bon
3eit gu 3eit pfauenitol5e, raui6enoe
S6iffe nit Stampfen uno 8loden=
ldlten oaberibmimmen; uno iiber
uns bernebmen mir Elm frdftiges
Surren un6 Sdnurren Der Nebel
aber perbalt oas groBartigegilo, long
Jam peritummt au6 Dos @eborte
tpieber, benin Ser madtiee 2uftfreu-
ger fabrt eilieit ben See entlallg.
9ie Nebel iagen es, Die ita6eligen,
griinen &aitanienfriidte, Die fublen
Mbenoe, oas ourdiidtige, glaierne
8lou 6es &immeIs, ales iagt, oab
es SCRIPT mer0en mill. Sn ben flei=
men, milo ipudernben @drten bliiben
Die Mitern fila uno piolett, peiB, re
la uno rot. Sn ben WieIen 5iillgeln
bic blalien, blallen 5lGmmden Der
&erbit5eitloien auf. Die @eorosineu
fomnten uno Die groBe &erbitfreuoe
meines&er5ens, Die bunten gpnien
Die bon ben berbitliden Mbenorotell
ale Slut ul1b ale Bartlett gellom-
men baben.
Die Srnren lieben Die gpnien nidt,
6enn iie boben feinen 9uft, iie
idmiegen iid ri1t an uro fire Sten-
gel uno 8latter iino berb, iteif, bei=
nabe bol5ig. IS iino 8lnmen tir
M1nner, 5art fraftpoG uno gelai-
len, boiler Snbrunft unb @efaBtGeit,
ianft pie Die 2iebe 81 elmer i1oller
Srau, berbe mie Elm slester 8eraidt.
9as lit cine 8lume, Die niht mirht
ulio niht ihma6tet, Die ibr Soup.
nidt neigt uno iih niemanoem aubie=
tet. Sic lit itumm geboren, aber
i1on, tie bot feline Gimme, aber
1ie bot 8lif. Bon einem franfe1r
griinlihen @eiB angefangen miidt
Die gpnie aQe Sarben in bun6ert DID,
itufungen nntereinanoer Bis gu ci-
mem tiefen 9etpaltigen Sharlardot;
MIR oas 8laue lit ibr perboten.
3drtlih ipielt es in einigen ibrer
rotengeuancen binein, aber oa beginnt
Dos Gei1 ser Sitter. Die gDnie lit
Der Gag uno oas Mbenorot; Die
MIter ober lit Ser SOB mno Die Nadt.
Die Sitter ipriht: @s lit iiiB. gu
trauer1 uno Dem bunten CONNER
nad5uiinnen; es lit iiiB, ben Gotten
nad5uflagen nno iih Der Naht emf.
gegen5uiebnen. Sieb, es lit SerbIt
unb Die Nebel rauden; tper mag
nod leben2 9ie gpllie aber ipridi:
Ser CONNER, Der bunte, ibone Com
nler lit oabin uno fein Sebnen brillst
feline @llt 5uriid. 8as molten Sic
Eranen? SiiBer als @einen lit oas
Miiiien iiiBer ols Sebniubt lit Die
Bflidt. Siebe> es lit &erbit unb
bic 9ebel rauben; aber aud i'm Serb
ite mub man leben. @enn iekt sic
Gage fiiraer meroen uno Die Mbenoa
rotten INNER mdrbenbaftere Gluten
in ben fiiblen See i6iitten, ioa elm
StrauB bon GDnien uno elm StranB
bon 4itern INNER auf meinem Glide
iteben. Die Gage Ser Nebel lino ge-
fommen, man lenft ben 8lif oft
nod innen, man lit o~anfbarer fir
oas Spiel Der beiteren @olfenbiloer
i'm @etter, fir ben obenolihen Gang
Der Miider iiber Dem See, fir oos
leiie Hauiden Der @inbe in ben nod
ihna6 belaubten 81umen. 9a mil ih
mol nit ben Mitern trauern, nber
Die GDnien iouen mid Iebren gu per-
5iften uno 81 leben.
9. s. so err T..
0iberad. Gu6e Gpbt 1909
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Gin MGbdem ans aentudp alid-

lid semadt. Sr1uIein g. Mrens aus
Softer, &p., oriidte oen gigentii-
mern bon Sorni's Ilpenfr1uter lire
9anfbarfeit aus. ySabre lang bate
i'd einen Mnsidlae am SoIie, MEL
der mid iebr beurlrubiete. Sd ber-
ludbte aaes pergeblid, Bis i6 Sbrcn
@lpenfrauter gebrauhte. gs freut
mid iagen gu fonnen, oaB er mid
furierte." Sorni's MlpenfrGuter rei-
nigt oas 8lut - @eIunobeit folgt.
8iro burd Spe5ial-Mgenten perfauft.
Wan ihreibe ON Or. Setter Sabrtep
& Cons 60, 112-118 60. Some
Mpe, Chicago, 81.
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Ole merifaniide 8egierung
mill Ben Notleioenoen oenen bas fal.
te @etter Die &ornernte 5eritort bat.
cine Wtiaion Dollars poritreden.
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Die rSouiton 8oit" idatt Die
oiesiabrige Heisernte unleres Staa-
tes auf 2,123,000 Sod ob.
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Gum 8erfauf BEL allen &dnolern.
Breis so Gents. Softer Wilburn
60, 8uffalo, Seem Dorf, aneinige
@aenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
grinnert gu9 BEG Namens
Doans - lnb nebmt feline artoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-29

StoI8 lit elmo blanfe alirge,
tomm ibr nidt gu mai, fonit fdnei-
oeit on bid!
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2ofaleS.
MIIcrIci.

SoIsenoer Brief trof bier an
Mapor gaaagban elm:
Das 8eiBe 9aus @aibington, en-
route in Gairo, Sn., %. DIT.
Evening journal., 1909-09-10

Brandywine Gets Game.
The Brandywine baseball team yes
terday defeated the Brunswick team
by the score of TO 0.
Evening journal., 1909-09-10
SUSSEX COUNTY
JURORS DRAWN
Special to THE EVENING journal.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN Del. Sept. lO-rhe
following jurors have been drawn by
Jury Commissioners William w. Raw
Inns and Philip L. Cannon, to serve at
the October term OF Superior Court and
Court of General Sessions:
First Representative District-Alfrea
w. Small Robert Carpenter Harry r..
Draper Second district-Edrar l.. kin
der. William NJ. Hollis. Clarence Il. Mel
son. Third district-Charles II. Retts.
Harry G.. Short. Edward u. Brown
Fourth district-R Robert r. spicer Charles
w. Messick. William A. Austin. Fifth
district-Harvey r. Wolfe. Joseph p
Morris. Albert J. white Sixth distrlct
-Millard F. Murray. Charles n. Ennis.
Rufus ID. Lingo. Jr. Seventh district
Levin T. Holloway, William A. Gum. Jr
William Hudson. Eighth district-Asher
Lingo. Samuel T.. Marsh Ninth district
William A. Faucet Rufus w Tor
bert Alfred P. Pepper. Tenth district
John J. Morris. Fred a. Walls. Alice
W. Dick, Henry Hopkins.
Additional petit jurors 10 serve at the
October term OF oyer and Termincr
Court were drawn. as follows
First district-Henry Bennett. Of W;
David IT, Reed. OF t.; Joseph C. Davis
George NJ. Sackett Second district
William Reynolds. Townsend Rust
James w. Ward. Third district-Wfl-
liam r. Moore. Robert J. Allen. Jesse
Wainwright. John w. Carew. Fourth
dstrict-Jonothan c. Moore, Clarence
ID. Chapman. NJ. Turpin Moore. Fifth
district-Patrick II. Hearn, John C
Smith, Harlan Phillips. Charles IT,
White. sixth district-James Baker
James s. Donoway. j. Edward Goslee
Seventh district-lsaiah Ellis. John
Walter. George Calhoun. David NJ
Warrington. Eighth district-Joshua
r.. Burton. Fred w Blizzard. Ninth
district-Charlcs r.. Fowler. Frank ]
Holson. Jacob T. Chipman. Tenth
district-Joseph Z. Virden. William j.
westcoat. Charles Martin, Alfred r,
White.
Evening journal., 1909-09-10
BIG CROWD AT
CHURCH CARNIVAL

II is estimated that over two thous-
and people attended tho opening of
Scott NJ. e Church Street Carnival
on Taylor street. between Lombard
and Pine last night With music by
the Y. NJ. c. A. Band the carnival
opened with noteworthy success. With
porches illuminated, arches decorated
with pretty designs and ornamented
with vari-colored lights and other
features, the affair was unique.
The Standard Bearers booths in the
center of the square attracted much
attention, and was I'm charge of five
young women of the society. The
novelty stand i'm charge OF e. r..
Turner's Suiday school class also was
a feature.
The y. NJ. c. a. Band won much
/ applause by its concert. Owing TO
the non-appearance Of the scenery for
| Down the Pike" a miniature midway
/ the tent was not opened last night.
/ on the lawn of the pastors house.
supper was served. The decorative
] lighting was by the Wilmington Light,
/ Power and Telephone Company. Ow-
ing TO the inclement weather. the
carnival will not be hel dthis even
/ ing.
The booths and their attendants we're
as follows.
\ country market. the brotherhood,
J. A. Davis, chairman: mothers bal<-
cry. the Ladies' Aid Society. Mrs. j.
\. Seal chairman; candy parlor. the
Standard Bearers. Miss Florence Nor
ton. chairman; japanese tea room,
I Queen Esther Circle, Miss Myrtle
Jackson, chairman; ladies' bazaar.
Women's Home Missionary Society:
Mrs. C. NJ. Fisher. chairman: oyster
and lunch parlor. Women's Foreign
Missionary Society. Mrs. May McCar-
roll. chairman; ice cream garden. No.
1. Epworth League. w b. Todd, chair
man; ice cream garden. No. .. Sunday
school, Raymond Keefer. chairman:
novelty corner, r. p. Turner and his
Sunday school class; a fortune tent.
and Egyptian princess. the postoffice.
Junior League officers. Miss Mabel
Werner. chairman; down the pike. a
committee Of young men. George
Nandegrift. chairman; peanut rattle
and lemonade well. Sunbeam Band.
Miss Grace Lloyd, chairman.
Evening journal., 1909-09-10
NEWSY DOlNGS
OF new CASTLE
FrisndShp p Lodge Elects
Officers Judge HASTINGS
Gets Many "ReedIeS"

Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Sept lo-Frondship
Lodge. No. B, A. %. e.. W. held an m-
portanl meeting last evening and dis
oussed the bylaws. Tho following are
The new officers elected:
Master workman, john S Wise fore
man. Walter sibiey' oversoer. Irwin Jones'
recorder, j. L. Bacon nnancier, j. b.
Manlove: receiver. n. G. Gordon; gu &c. j.
R Montgomery; inside Waterman, Robert
NcFarlin: outside watchman. J. B. Hance,
representative to grand lodge, B. T. Lank;
trustee. J. q. King medical examiner. Dr.
Merritt Burke.
Judge Hastings bagged over four dozen
reed birds here yesterday while out with
John Remcntor
County Tax Collector Wallace l.. Can
non and City Tax Collector James B. To-
man. Jr- sat at tho Mayors Office yester-
day and received taxes
Ciiy Council meets in special session this
evening and viii consider the request OF
City Tax Collector Leach TO be allowed
errors for the men who removed from tho
city and those who were unable to pay
taxes IN ieoi.
David smith caught sturgeon on We'd
nesday afternoon that netted him $40
William Pustiil had good luck FISHING
Yesterday and landed i75 pounds Of trout
While beef prices have advanced her,
trout took the place Of meat
In ChallenEer's pharmacy tomorrow
bake VIII be held by tho Womens Mis-
sionary Society Of the Methodist Church
G. s. Parsons, OF Philadelphia, vlsite
a. +. Goudiss yesterday.
Mrs. A. p. Cooper is visiting Mrs vir
ginia Budd. IN Petersburg. Va.
George Mcintyre Of the New Castl
Trust Co. was IN Philadelphia yesterday.
DR.. r.. r. Tybout Of Wilmington ha
been visiting New Castle relatives
Mrs. Carrie Powell. Of Philadelphia. ha
been the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Jacob.
Evening journal., 1909-09-10
GLOOM OVER
PACKARD'S DEATH

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Del. sept lO-rhe news Of the
shocking death OF Stanley Packard IN
Chester ON Wednesday created gloom
all over Dover to-day. The young man was
widely known and had always been one
Of the progressive and vigorous young
students who gets ahead by dotcrmina-
tion and pluck.
Packard was page Of the state Senate
here few years ago. during the daily
controversies over United States senator,
and, at the expiration of. his term he be-
gan the study OF electricity and also COM
pietod his course in the common English
branches in the schools lie was soon
taken up by the Edison Company and,
during his association with them for
over three years he became one Of the
country's expert electricians.
The news OF his death as received here
IS that Packard was sent 10 Chester TO
attend TO the intricate work OF assemb-
ling switchboard for an electrical con-
ccrn. In doing the work. he was obliged
to remove a bar OF iron across the room.
and in carrying this. the iron came in
contact with live wire. the young
mans body at once becoming the conduc-
tor TO complete the live and fiery current.
He had the presence OF mind to hurl the
har from his grasp. but the shock had
gone to his heart which. the three physi-
clans who came to resuscitate him. believe
was weak under the strain. and he never
revived.
w. J.. Pritchett Dover undertaken.
went 10 Chester and removed the young
mans remains TO Dover.
Mr.. Packard was a son OF Mr. and Mrs
Elbert C. Packard, Of Foxhail Plains. and
a grandson Of abe late Rev. I.orin Pack.
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or to Parkesburg
Mrs. Rogers and son. Cecil Rogers. have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George Mackey.
Of New London.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter McAllister and
children are guests Of Mrs. Agnes ingram,
of New London.
Samuel Brown is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
II. T. Maxwell, of New London.
Samuel 3. Wales and daughter. Miss
Kate A. Wales. Of oxford are guests of
wilmington and Philadelphia friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. aHrry Fritz have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Newton E. Palmer
Of oxford.
Mrs c. X. Montgomery and daughters
are on a two weeks visit to Atlantic city