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Evening journal., 1909-01-07
LICENSE APPLICATIONS

NOTfCE-TO THE HONORABLE
~ Judges of the Court OF General Ses-
sions OF the State OF Delaware I'm and
for New Castle County We the under
signed frecholders and respectable clti-
zens OF the Firth ward of the city of
Thomas b. Moore, the tenant and occu-
pant of the store situated at 2Ol w. Sixth
street, I'm the Fifth ward. city, county
and State. aforesaid and described IN his
application, and who is an applicant Tor
license, on Monday. tho ist day Of
March, 1909, being the next term Of said
court for the sale OF Intoxicating liquors
In quantities not less than oue-half gall
Ion therein, not TO be drunk on the prem-
is0s; he being a licensed retailer OF
goods wares ana merchandise the ag-
gregato cost value OF his stock cOn-
stantly kept on hand for sale Is not less
that five hundred dollars; he is a mum
character; that such sale OF intoNicat-
ing liquors at said place Is necessary 20
accommodate the public, that he rs the
tenant and occupant Of said house, and
the following respectable citizens OF said
ward. at least twelve OF whom are sub
stantial freeholders OF said ward recon-
mend tho said application, VIZ
John i. Donohoe VIM. -. Taylor
v v. Harrison John y. Dunbar
James j. Fox Frank L. Mettler
E Oestreicher Bernard T. Hnsson
Joseph Hess John j. McCue
John s. Stewart B. Beste
lC 70. Grimth Albert Bucher
VIM A. MalcOm A. w. Hartlng
Chas KYLE E X. Hammer
John c. Brison Daniel r. Kilroy
| Conrad Keller James II Kane
| Andrew Traynor George r. White
/ H. q. Simmons Patrick J. BOYLE
j6-8t THOMAS b. MOORE.
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PUBLIC SALES
PUBLIC SALE

OF Stock and Farming Implements. at
the residence Of the subscriber, Rock
land, Delaware on
THURSDAY. JANUARY IA. at 1880.
Two hOme-raiscd COWS, IL young shoats,
Poland China. j Poland China boar. 10
wagon, ] kemps manure spreader.
Deerng binder, j Deering mower. Os-
borne teddcr ] Farmers Friend corn
planter. ] roller. ] Buckeye grain and
fertilizer drill. Buckeye 2-horse culu-
vator, single cultivators sets of har-
cutter, l grindstone ] Germantown car
riage, / phaeton buggy, ! pole for Dear
born, i Wizard ploW, sets or double
trees, ] hay rake, ] mixing box, 2 reed
boxes, ! platform scales, left ladders
beam and pea scales, ] milk separator,
Reid butter worker, ] Rel printer
new Model seed drill, hand cultivators,
shOvels spades. picks. crOWlars. log
chains / set of lead harness. ! set Dear
born harness ] set Of cart harness. /
2 riding brides, ] 20-egg Cyphers lncu-
bator. ] 120-egg Cyphers' incubator. IN
door brOoders. outdoor hrooders,
Mann's bone cutter. p bee hives, ! sausage
cutter 4 snus1ea elNNuf rendering kel-
le B lard press canne naAers bencn;
/ post augur i post aNe D broad axe,
Icross-cut Saws fn.N a-N wedges,
Iapnle grinder Dog oi Nlresar barrels, z
nra holders. l HIuuf BEDROOM set. eN-
tension table no N.H.i. COOK Stove
Ilot of chaIfa, W.it i1i or uooNsi
/ Dot of dishes. cN Hnntf snta l1rior SCI,
/ 4 rrrnn marble -fou tables han rack.
N r'r-afrle silaf0Hrd. street lamps and
hrackets haue ur lamps and many
other articles too numerous 20 mention.
Terms Of sale-Sumsi Of over $1,000 %
''' 80 S. FRANK STIRLING.
W n Iank. Auct i6-7t
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WOMAN BURNED WHILE
FILLING LIGHTED LAMP

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN Del, Jan. 1-ln an
attempt TO mi a lamp with oil without
oxangushing the flame, Mrs. William
Brittngham was badly burned last night
when the oil caught fire from the fam
ing burner and caused the lamp TO ex-
plode.
Her clothing caught fire and before
her husband. who was In the room az
the time. could smother the flames. she
was badly burned about the fact ana
neck Most OF her hair was burned
Off.
Evening journal., 1909-01-07
Farrers, Bank Election.

special 10 THE EVENING JOUkNAIl
DOVER. Ian. AT the annual
meeting of the Farmers Bank here to-
dav the old directors were reelected
with the same officers: W. w Lobdell
president: wilmington Branch; Caleb
s. PennewiI. Dover; Ebe w. Tunnel,
Georgetown. A seim-annual dividend
of ave ner cent. was declared.
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SUNDAY School Union Meetlna.

Arrangements Of the February meet
ing Of the Wilmington City Sunday
School Union arc being made by Pres
dent II s. Goidty, Secretary William
T. Morris and I. Elmer Perry, Chairman
OF the executive committee. The meet
ing win oe held about the middle Of
Tcbruary.
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LEGISLATURE ADJOURNED

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Jan. TIN his biennial re-
port 10 the legislature today Adiutant
General Wickersham recommended ad-
ditional armory facilities.
Factory Inspector Ellison reported los
inspections and thirty-enght children
refused certificates.
The Legislature adjourned until
Monday.
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Sunday school Convontion.

The Delaware state Sunday School
Association win hold its regular con-
Ncntion i'm Smyrna on April % and IS.
Arrangements are now being made to-
ward perfecting the program, which
VIII include an address by DR.. NOEL
fresh of Chicago. who is the Interna-
tional superintendent of Teachers
Training for the International sunday
School Association.
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FOR SALE

RoR SALE or EXcHANGE~s.66j 66j
l. new and secondhand books just In.
Most popular authors. May be read on
premises without charge. Reading room
open every day until u o'clock p. m.
A HIRCHMAN. COS Madison ST. d1i-lm
II OR sALE-SOO PAIRS HIGH-GRADE
L pigeons. Homers Duchess and Dra-
roons. Address ]. a. Gebhart, Edge Moor.
Del. d2i-im
rNOR sALE-GOOD POOL TABLE. AP-
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FOR SALE
di7-m th s.
OR SALE.

Z OR SALE.
FEW or OUR BARGAINS.
2f23 Pennsylvania Ave. ~ rooms, man
sion, stable.
20th and boulevard, rooms, steam heat.
18th and Washington st., rooms, mod
ern
1905 Madison ST., II rooms, modern,
10Th and Tatnnll SITS. rooms, new.
l70l-1S2l-2229 and 2309 Pine st.
Sth and Rodney Sts., rooms, modern.
GIG jefferson ST.. o rooms, modern.
5l6 w. ith ST.. o rooms, modern.
1909 W ith ST.. rooms, modern.
iO3 s. BroOme ST., rooms, modern.
Sl3 Dupont ST., s rooms, modern.
S2g-S8 and alS Pine St.. modern.
di7 and 6i1 r.. Sth ST., modern.
Many country residences ana farms near
city.
Several In list with others can be bought
q. @. GOODEN,
Real Estate Insurance. $50 Market ST.
Both Phones
Evening journal., 1909-01-07
Home Eor the HoIidays.

Among the college students who are
residents of this city, who are home
for the holidays is John Hofl, son Of
MI. S. S. Honf, superintendent Of the
Wilmington City Railway Company.
Mr.. Hoff spent a very enjoyable holi-
day. He is a student at Pittsburg. Pa.
Evening journal., 1909-01-07
Man Has Eoot cru.hed.

While working in the shipyards OF the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Corporation
this morning. AntNnio Smith received a
crushed fot by a plank falling on ii. He
was sent TO the Delaware Hospital.
Evening journal., 1909-01-07
Refinishino Furniture.

j. & j. n. Harman Company. 410
King street, are rennishing old furniture
TO look like new; workmanship guar
anteed. Give us a trials
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Rents

Are due and payable In advance at
the office Of the Water Department,
southeast corner King and sixth streets
NON-METER CLASS-ANNUAL
RENTS
II paid IN the month Of January, 10
per cent discount.
m paid IN February, the tace OF the
bill VIII be required.
m not paid before MardA lst the water
may be shut Off . .,...,..,,
METER CLASS-MfNIMUM RENTS
If naid in the month OF January, 10
- II paid in February. the face of the
bill will be required.
II not paid before the first day OF
March the water may he shut of,
METER CLASS-QUARTER RENTS
III paid within 30 days after the close
OF the quarter 10 per cent discount
All paid after 30 days and within 90
days after the close Of the ,qnarter the
face Of the biz win be required
And an meter lIu1rtor..N rent. Wh'gn
shall remain unpaid i0 tfvs AFTER thf
close Of the anarIor he water maN bo
shut on
Informaf on hv ID. a and Auto
ROKRD OF WATER C0NfNrssloNFR
Charles Mcfntre Re sistrar
on o. b
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PURLIC SALE

4 WIN be sold at the southwest cor
ner gth and orange streets. on Friday
January Sth, at Q o'clock a. M, a regu-
lar line OF groceries and store fixtures,
teas. coffees. canned goods, pickles.
snices and an other goods usually found
in a grocery store All must be sold 10
vacata for rebuilding.
w. A. Hukiil, Auct l5-l
= Goods will be sold at Stidham &
SONS Auction Store. M East Fourth 81.
on Saturday morning. January 9th 1909,
at o O'clock SHARP Six loads of an kinds
of Household Goods. Trunks and con-
tents. Piano. organ. etc.
jG-7-S T.. (. JONES. Constable.
Evening journal., 1909-01-07

Cock-a- doodle dol They're calling
to you. TO you'll Poultry Show. 11th
ST. Rink all week-Tickets 1Ocs
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l5-7-a-ll p , -lN-2l-..,. p. 3
i J0rIcE-ELEcTIoN

n The annual meeting Of The Della
ware Society for the Prevention OF Cru
No j West Seventh street, IN Whining
ION. on Tuesday January H. 1909. az
O'Clock. for tho purpose OF electing oit-
Gers and a board of twenty managers
year. ,.,r, r,r,ro-rr,r,rrr
Ea.rnLn..L.
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NOTICES.

NrOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING
~ OF the Farmers Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Company of the State OF Delaware,
will be held az the office Of the company,
No. S13 Market street, Wilmington, Dela-
ware. on Monday, January llth. 1909, at 10
O'Clock "a. M. at which time an election
for five managers 10 serve for three years
and one manager To hn vacancy
TO serve for one year, viii be held
and the premiums on all policies VIII
be payable six per cent. interest on
all balances OF members amounting TO
IS and upwards viii be paid. The agents
of tho company are authorized 20 receive
the dues OF members and TO pay them
'''''' ''''' l. V. LLOYD.
d2s-ji1. secretary.
NATURALIZATION. N
~ central National Bank OF Wilmington
Wilmington. Del. Dec. II. 1903.
The annual election Of directors OF this
bank. will be held at the banking house.
on Tuesday. January II, 1903, between
the hours OF u o'clock noon and 2 O'clock
p. m. II. =. RUMFoRD.
dlZ-lm. ~n9hier'
NJ OTiCE-THE ANNUAL MEETING
~ of the MUTUAL Fire Insurance Com
pany Of Delaware, VIII be helh nt the
Office of the company, NO. 30 Market
day, January lith. 1909. az 10 o'clock a.
M. az which time an election Of directors
for the ensuing year viii be held.
i6-it CHAS. ID. cox. Secy.
TOTICE-DINIDEND
~ Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Wilmington. Del, Jan. 6, 1909
The board OF Directors has this day
declared a semi-annual dividend Of foui
() per cent. payable on demand. Divi'
dend check Will be mailed. -
l.. SCOTT TOWNSEND,
fc-9t Treasurer
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE
The undersigned viii sell the vail
liable Bartholomew kellchor real estate.
at Hockessin, Del. The property viii
be- put mp az public sale on the premises
Saturday, January 10th, at o'clock, y.
m LlLBURNE CHANDLER,
Trustee TO make sale.
j7-9-l1-l9-15.
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Help WANTED-FEMALE

w 1NTG6~GnEs FOR Mont
work. Inquire ELECTRIC HOSE
a RUBBER co. i5-5t
NVANTED-YOUNG GIRLS OVER SIX
teen years Of age. TO learn to make
hosiery. New mill. steady work and
good pay, after yau learn. Apply.
DELAWARE HOSIERY MIG co. 18th
and Walnut Sts., Wilmington Del.
i6-6t
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LEGAL NOTICES

MIDDLEBuRGH COMPANY.
(sometimes Called Middlcboro Marsh
Company
"In accordance with the provisions OF
the cnarter Of the Middleburgh Com
pany the annual meeing Of the owners
OF marsh meadows constituting the said
company, will be held on January nth.
1909. at 230 o'clock y. m. IN Room lQ2
Pennsylvania Building, Wilmington, Dell
aware, for the purpose Of electing two
managers treasurer, and secretary, OF
the said company, for the ensuing year.
and for the transaction Of such other
business as may be brought before the
meeting"
(signed)
JOSEPH BESTE,
JAMES KELLEY,
Managers.
O. V. BTGHAM.
Secretary and Treasurer.
d30-l0t
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{ I'm THE REALTY WORLD z
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
REAL ESTATE

WE'VE COT 1T. WE'LL. GIFT TT
OR ir IS NOT TO BIZ HAD.
SonecunE OF Rents a Speciality.
g. Al. HAYDEN. successor to
~, - Hayden Il Vail
eoln Inones Tenth and Monroe SITS.
L OR RENr-7@ WASHINGTON ST.
hrst-class order. Appl yon premises.
dsO-lm.
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For Rent
IIELP WANTEp-MALE

Vrr1 .-TrI-I, =, ~ - 7l77.777.1
W commencement salary $4,000. Spring
eAaminltipns. repardtion free. Write Inn
mediately, Franklin Institute. Dent a7S
Rochester, N. Y. d7-1m
WANrED-25 GLAIERS on BOWER
W mchines, for Lynn Mass Applv
az once i20 $. 9Th ST., Philadelphia.
ll-2t
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nsT On PuRLic sALEs.


January is, 1eo9-Public 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 Yorklyn, DEL, at IL o'clock
William Daniels.
Evening journal., 1909-01-07

Don't miss the Poultry Show. Every
body's going, Eleventh st. Rink all
weeks
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FIST

NJ OTICE-ELECrloN
ware Society for the Prevention of CRU
eltv 10 Children. viii be held az rs Of
ice No. / West Seventh street, on tues-
da,- january 12 1909 az 4l5 O'Clock. Tor
me purpose of electing officers and q
board Of twenty managers who shaA
hold office during the coming year
DAVID j. REiNHARDI.
j7-5t seeretary.
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WANTED

-
MyANfED--E EVERYBODY NEEiJslerc
" half-tone cngravlngs, zinc etchingt
OF electrotypcs, 10 get our estimate. Del
aware tarm Home iQ6A Shpiey st
WNNTED-TO RENT HOUSE. SIX
W rooms and bath. front porch ana
heater, In good location VIII pay from
fl5 TO SIS "a month. NJ desirable Will SIGN
t,w9,year lease. Twelfth ward preferred.
-, ~. ii,' TINS oihce j2-7t
WANTED-OLD MAHOGANY ia
" bles, sofas, Hideboards. bureau f1iiAl
fashioned clocks. chairs. desks, -
blue scenery dishes Drop postal. C}i
PER Arcade Hotel, Chester. Pa j6-St
NANTED-pOSITION AS FARNER
W or gardener on place that has ten-
ant house. Address. 1890 EVENING
JOURNAL OFFICE. jG-3t
Evening journal., 1909-01-07

Booths Laxative Pills for constlpa
ton. 25 cents at Miller Drug co.
Evening journal., 1909-01-07

FOR sAr.E-TWO HOUSES on TAT
Il nall St. between 18th and 18Th Sts.
Nine rooms and bath. Modern Improve
ments For terms apply TO III. ,.
LYNCH, 400 orange ST. do-e.o.d.-tt
usOR SALE-sIX-ROOM DWELLNG
and lot s0xi00 inquire 1908 W. SIN
St n2i-tu-th-s-lm
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JOURNAL Ads Draw Trsos.
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ss,se9'4747o
OFFICERS

BENJAMIN Nlelds, President.
James 8. CIarks0n, Vlcc-Pres'L
JOhn s. Rossell, Sec 4 lTustOffice
L. Scott Townsend, Treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-12
NEED LITTLE
MORE MONEY
MRS. HUBBARD WILL THEN
HAVE a HOME FOR Her
SEVEN CHILDREN.

only s55 additional IL needed TO
give a woman and aoven children a
start and chance.
Twenty dollars has been sub
scrlbed towards the SIS needed to
buy the lumber for the home 20 be
furnished Mrs LiEzlc Hubbard and
her family. who were deserted IN "A
basement on Yeslcr way several
months ago The husband. who irft
hls family ia tho mrch. has been sen
fenced Go six months IN tail and Mrs
Hubbard says she D. through with
him. and viii now Try Ca keep her
little family together and az the same
time make living for them.
Friends who know her. working pro-
pie out In the Green Lake district,
believe a. and within six DAYS after
tho lumber h secured they will have
built painted and an fixed up a
neat little three-room house for the
Hubharda
Joseph r. Thomas s 90. have fur
nishcd the lot 5000 pleee ~ prop
erty. which either real estate mon
say a. a good buy They have
knocked sgs0 ofr this aud arranged
60 take the remainder az 81 a month.
As soon as the lumber - secured
the hubbards viii have a home
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BOYS COULDN'T Be
BOLD BANDITS ON (
EMPTY ST0MACHS

Three bold, bad. bludgoon hoys
faced Judge Frator In the Juvenile
department OF the superior court
this morning
While Huber aud While Kirkor
and Arthur Fourier all living at
2ib goth ay. lay all night awaiting
the coming OF man To hold him up
While llilher was armed with a
long. dull butcher knife.
Arthur Fournicr had a trusty re-
yulvcr.
wnlle Kirbor borrowed $50
from his mothers purse 90 defray
the expenses
with this equipment the boys ran.
away from home several days ago
and made their way ta Tacoma For
two days thoig mammas and papas
were worried to death about their
absence All the time they were
lying IN wait "a hold up aud rob
some unsuHpecting citizen OF sleepy
old Tacoma
A day and night Of Il and then
the boys got hungry. The next day
found them az home. bat la the
meantime the truant officer had
been notified and 30 this morning
he hauled them into court
why didn't YOU hold up someone
while in Tacoma 2" Judge Frater
asked.
because We didn't see anybody
al the right time. explained one
Of the boys
The boys we're told 10 so home
and be- COED and each week make
a fun repor, 20 the probation
officer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-12

When Mr. S. II. Hearne Of Port
Orchard. r. o. Lock Box 49, was
cured Of rheumatism last April bv
taking the treatments afforded by
the Loughney e. Loughney Bake
Ovens In this city, 220 to 225 Poo.
pies Savings Bank Building he felt
certain misglyings as 10 the perma-
nency OF the cure He knew that
the rheumatism was all gone for
the cure was positive. but he feared
that when the rainy weather act
IN IN the fall that the old trouble
would return.
But 1t hasn't. and Mr.. Hearne ia
now In the very pink OF health He
knows now that the cure he hernia.
neut The dreaded trouble has beep
entirely driven from his BODY ana
he Is well and happy, and incidental.
ly, Is sounding the praises Of tbls
wonderful invention and the ablli.
ties Of the famous speclalistu
Loughney g. Loughney. lie wants
everybody to know of his success
In regaining his health
Loughney & Loughney charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-12

he SistCACO nIsFIT PAnIuns
100 FIRST Az.
wonderful values ia Mem.
Tailor made Uncailed for suits
Overcoata. Crassnsttes and Trou.
sers A fire new line Of Men,
FurnishinRs. Hats. Caps and guit
Cases- Also Full Dress Suits Tor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-12
PETER MILLER IS
AGAIN IN COURT

Peter Miller. the remarkable
burglar Who recently appeared as
both defendant and lawyer. aud
who was convicted 81 burglary In
robhing the Young residence. today
appeared again ia court TO answer
another burglary charge. and again
acted az his own attorney lie wRs
to have been tried on the charge
u robbins the home Of Fred Fisher
on May H. HE asked The court
Tor continuance OF his case until
December :, The request was
granted
Miller faces three other burglary
chargea. which are for the robbery
again OF Fred y Fishers home on
April Is. and the home Of Mat Lutz
on April "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-12

tle pulpit and az ono time was a
resident of Spokane.
In speaking. the president said
ho had heard II remarked that q
college president should be a bust.
Doua man.
TAFT declared that he had moth.
Ing 10 say against the business man.
but that he considered that sue.
ceaaful college head should first Of
all hc a teacher and know how
teaching should be done.
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FREDERICK & NELSON !


nothing for consultation. They're
glad to talk anyone's case over with
the patient Office hours-DaiIy.
a. m. to ,. m; Sundays. 3 a. m.
to ~ noon only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-12
TAFT INAUGURATES
FORMER SEATTLEITE

MIDDLETON. Conn. Nov Ia
President TAFT today assisted In In
auguratinK President shAnkiln Of
Wesleyan college. here President
Shanklin formerly occupied Seat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-12

Gear Cannon probably figures mat
n his enemies do get his scalp th"y
won't find very much hair on H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-12

Steel Sanitary Davenport, strong and ser
Wceable; when open for bed is feet inches
wide; the steel fabric spring is supported in
middle by coil springs. and fastened TO frame
at each end by oil tempered helicals. Regular
ly sold at $3.50. Special .S4.95
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-12

Just for short while to reduce very large stock
of Mems Suits, and get it down to normal size.
Remember this is genuine; inflated prices for
the occasion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-12

This Neatly Designed Bed in green and white
or blue and white, ll-l6-inch pillars, 7-S-n'p
top tubing, 5-l6-inch filling rods, height O
head o. inches, foot SO inches RegulE prr
$ll00, Special tomorrow only ....r 500
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-06-25
WARE THE TALEBEARER.

Where no wood is. there the fire Roeth out. =,
where there is no talebearer. the strife ceasetb
Proverbs 2e:20.
III 1t were our privilege to ask one cues
ton of the shade of Solomon, we would
inquire how he managed to eliminate
the talebearers from among the work
men who wrought at the building of his
Temple, 1t is of record that no con-
tentions arose among those workmen.
but that each performed his part with
skill and fidelity. and that envy and
Jealousy had no place there. Hence il
10 evident that there were no talebearers.
The most pernicious panderer to jesl-
ousy and strife il the talebearer. who
sows seeds of sedition and discomfort.
hatred and malice with his whispered
stories and sly insinuations. He Is the
emissary OF evil. and does the DEVILS
work under the smooth pretext of per-
forming favor. He asserts his LOYALTY
to you, while betraying the trust of
another; he Celebrates and exaggerates
and turns careless word into evidence
Of treason and treachery.
Faith and loyalty. truth and friend
ship cannot abide in the same house with
the talebearer, Avoid him as YOU would
pestiience. Masonic STANDARD.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-06-25
CANDIDATES IN PRIMARY.

The State primary entries have closed
1t will be held August 5. when State
officers will be named for the next -four
years.
The first Office to be filled is that OF
u. S. Senator. for which there is onlv
one aspirant, Senator Daniel, now serv-
ing his fourth term.
Following is list of the candidates
whose names will appear on the ballot /.
For governor-Judge w. III. Mann.
of Nottoway; II. st. George Tucker. of
Lexington.
For lieutenant-governor-Col. James
Il. Cation, of Alexandria; J. Taylor Ely
son. of Richmond. '''"
For attorney-general-C Col. Robert w.
of Lexington: Judge Samuel w.
of Wythe.
For commissioner of agriculture-J
Thompson Brown, of Bedford: Geo. w
koiner, of Augusta.
Following are the incumbents who
will have no opposition at the primary:
Senator Daniel; Secretary of the Com
d. Q. Eggleston. of Char
otte; Treasurer Asher w. Hartman. ir.
Of Rockbridge, and Superintendent of
Public Instruction Joseph d. Eggleston.
lr., of Prince Edward.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-06-25
JUDGE MANN RIGHT.
(Amherst New Eral

We expressed the opinion some Tina
ago that Judge Mann was right when
ne declined joint discussions with Hon
Harry Tncker-becsnse for reasons he
gave we agreed with Judge Mann then
and we agree with him now since we
heard in part Mr.. fuckers sneeoh
courtday. here. We say this not h.
cause we believe Judge Mann has any,
thing to fear in discussion with M
Fucker, AS We believe he could hold
MS own in debate with Tucker or anv.
one else. Mr.. fuckers attacks on
Judge Mann by insinuation, not directly
are insulting to any gentleman-not
attacking his record, as he has a RIGHT
to do. but reflected on his motives b;s
honor. We believe was Judge Man.
present when Mr.. Tucker insipusta1
that Judge Mann was influencaS -
nriDed) by the N. & w. R'y in his vote
IN the Senate, because he happened TO
De attorney for that road, that judge
mann or any gentleman, would de-
nounce Mr. Tucker as a liar. or alan
hlm IN the face. This would be a dis
grace and would break up the CAMPAIGN
which would bring about crisis In the
contest. 1t may be that some folks
With q rhinocerus hide could take such
insults from Mr. Tucker, but JUDGE
Mann wouldn't, and neither do we be-
'eve any gentleman should, So to
void TINS the best way 10 to have no
ONT discussions.