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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-11
Slanoe0e MeOOeleller.

ien for en- ameritanIf gfspe0ition
til Spopolen, og Iom 8enis for i'm
Giaigbeo bar ban bioraget $4,000
@ulo til @tspeoitionens lloruit-
ming. SSeorigt er Oet 0et rationale
! geo9rafiife Selifob, Der beiprger
| ll0ruItnitger. @fspeOitionen ogter
at afgao SStli Waaneo - Sfi-
bet q 0 eo cit iom paoltaas at
oere goo Stono.
! 5 oct 9(ar, iom iuanot, be6anole-
De Sanatorier og Soipitoler oper
! $1,000 Observation-Disclosures. 9lf
bette 9lntal uoifreoes omfrifg Salo-
| oelen iom beore / Iterre eller
rninore @rno, og ct tort Yrocent of
6eepnoenoe (yincipient~) 8ilfpl0e
u6ifreoes iom 9el6reoeOe. Der Itaor
I oct beIe taget 10000 Soipitals-
| Senge / 0e 6oreneoe Stater til 6rDit-
| inges Sieneite. Ser er 3S6 Sore
ninger meO ct ianiet Weolen1san-
tol al 10000, iom bioroger 6enpeo
Ell Wtillion Dollars ON 9laret til
| 5ore6D9gelie og 9efempelie al 5u-
berfuloie.
guropoS froneoe Sooeoer. Bel.
| giens me &onge er @llropos 6eie-
| ite Wonarf. 0nn er 6 7oo og 3
] 3ommer.
Oct er / spriet ntprfeligt, at
| 5lertallet al oe regerenoe Mtonar-
fer er minore ems 0eres tSuitruer.
Song @0nnro er iaaleoes minore
emo Drowning glleranoro, G5ar
gticolai er meget mirore emo aei-
ierinoen, og ielp Song 5reoerif af
Ganmnrf, iom er belpofien, er minore
| enoSronning2ouiie. aongen afaStali-
Ell er life langt fra at ppreDnprg, og
! BAN naar fun i'm OronningSelene til
Sfuloeren Song gllfons af Spa.
MEN er ct balot Sooeo min6re emo
0ronning 8ictoria @ueenie, og
aeiier 8elbelm laoer oltio aeiie-
inoen iiooe ne0, naor De bliper
| fotograferet ammen oa ban life
snifer, at man ifal ie, at ban er
life iao fist minore emo &eiierin-
oen.
8i mootager i9pnlig l9ngere
| MeOoelelier ira Exclamation Ser
oice" gurenu 8ai6ington. Oct
er fun en- meget life Bart 0eraf
oi fan gipe Ylnos for. llnoer g..
os. meooeles Ser i9rlig fra Srrigo-
tionSGgnene / DeaopItone @aaep
Montano og gtortb Dafota. 8i
ifol fun meooele ct 0ren, iom
9ureanet 6ar mootoget ira en- oanif
Mano.
llnoer 6. 93oo., 1909 ifriper Otr.
MariuS 9(n6erien: Seq fom til
Bette 2ano fra 0anmorf for oin-
frin1 s 9lor iioen. 8eo min 9ln.
fontIt til gfeore gelopItone.Oalen
bopoe jeg finn $15 Benae oe en-
Some og to 9ern at forierqe. Seq
fog ct Someiteoo, og oi ernereoe
os oerpan, inOtil ieg fit Sfeoe pao
2onoet. Soa iolgte jeg 2onoet for
$4,000 og fsbte bort nuo9renoe
| Sjem for $1,000. Sioen ieg fsbte
bette 2ano for omfrine ire Gar Il.
Den, bar iee siort Sorbeorineer
for omlrine $4,000, og ieg bor SeIte
! og 9reatiirer til en- 8proi of $4,000
foruoen nsopenoige 6armreoifober
| Seq o9roi9tter mini t60 9lcres
Sorm meo Silbebsr til $4,000 c
$4,000. Seq aeter at ipIee SQIo
oelen al oen ioet ieg mener, at ief
fan iao lioe iaa meaet no of sc
9(cres. Gette er set f6rite Nor, ief
bar benpttet @nnb, ion iea fan 9ert
set bcore npIte 9for. 80 9(cres Soe
oe oop 1900 @uibels. 9lnore &c
9(crcs, ser life bleo pasiet ioo 900
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-11

! lan0t!
Joroeni runot.
9}nslan0 oo gItrig oiier Gilbsie'
Iigbeo til en- geniioig Silnermelie
G6riitiania llniperiitet fan til
neite qlar ieire tit 100 9(ars Subj
lpum.
Gearp ifal tale / 0et geografilfe
Selifab / 9on6on / Ofai WnaneO
og pil oo fao Selifa6ets i9rligG
@ulomeoolje.
9repportoen mellem Sperrig o9
5piflano ooerpeies | Oenne Si0.
Sperrigs GoItoireft6r er BOG life
Itemt for en- 9eeoipttelie.
9iernion after beore. 8aris, 9.
SSeb. - Ger er 9aab onL at 9isrn-
Jon o9ioo bar operItaaet oen iioite
ariie. San bar beore @aar, beb
oct.
Gn BoIitifunftion9r er blener
ifu6t al en- ung 9engnleier unoer
en- 9etSfor6on0ling aalfutta. go.
litifunftion9ren baboe ipillet en-
fremrageroe 9folle pe0 afileringen
al Ell Sommenip9r9elie
s SnerrigS an0et &nnmer rette-
oe Socialoenlofroterne forleoen ct
befti9t glngreb paa 9tegeringen oQ
trneoe meo Ell nD 8ennernlsltrife,
bpis 9ooforilaget ON @rbeioSoper-
ensfonliter bleo peotaget.
st arreiteret 9prnoo. Baris, "a.
Snnunr. Sra Barcelona telegrafe-
res, at @eneralgupernsren bar laoet
arreltere belle gpranoet Snn So
lios, boor Der er uobruot General
ltrife.
9ranoen / oen tprfiife Borla.
mentsbpgning forleoen er paalat
bar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fait'
Iloaet. Oton mener, at @rlultan
glbonl Snnrio bar en- Singer meo
Spillet.
Observation-Disclosures | 2onoon fsbtt
for to glar iioen en- 8elasqnes fot
100000 SIR. Oct er MI fonitateret
at Mnleriet er en- @fterlapning; bl
a. inoeboloer oet Breusiiif8laat
Der ferit blep opfunoet for $50 9lar
lioen.
gn Sertllg iom Gefselfallfner
Berlin, "a. Sanuar. Sil Worgen
blnoene telegraferes ira Hom: Ser
tugen al Gompebello, en- gtepe a
! aaroinal gfnmpolla, er flpgtet frt
,Slorens ianlmen meo en- Sfuelpil
lerinoe efter at babe giort lig ifpl
Dig tore 8efselfolifnerier.
i 9looige 9feligionsfampe ct
| Yetersbor9 "a. Satniar. ct. Ye
tersborg 5elegrombureou meobeler
| 5 9ocbaro bar Der 0e iiOlte Dag
frnoet bloOige Snnmenite0 Ste
| mellem Sunniter o9 Sbiitter. Eo
begae SiOer er mango MenneIfe
bleuen 0rnbt eller ianret, og sln
tnQet al opoe anilaas til ca. 10C
| Ger er aiienot Ell ruSHif Groppe
ol0eling til 9ocbora efter oen iteo
li9e 9iegeriuqs 9lnnobning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-11

| rdgta | 0adr Wforges ln0er @eneras
lerne Gbamorro og Waiis inotog
0tatagalpo. 0a glutoriteterne moo-
I tog @fterretnin9en oeron, erflpre.
De oe, at 9Den par uoen SSoripar,
ioet Gegeringenstropperne bapoe for.
laot oen Set forboIoer Jig bog no.
get nnoerleoes.
Sraftaters 8er0. 6aag, "a.
Sanuor S Sen / 6grite aammer
afgipne Notwithstanding angao-
enOe geiterboosySperensfonIt no.
tales Spipl ON, at Solano bar no.
gen 5orOel al Ell Ouerensfomit
Ser fife garanterer bets 9teutralitet
SiOltgere @eianot 5tocfboln,
Senotor pan Seecferen itiller 5or-
ilog ON, at 5raftaten ifal iupple.
res me0 en- 5illegss8eflarotion,
6pori Spflono o9 england 9arnn-
terer, at oe arigstilfeloe pil re.
ipeftere Sonan0S 9feutrolitet.
Sfib6ruo / 9eoroipen. 8rinsbp,
26 Sanuar. = Srapleren 0Sibon"
bar / @rimsbp lanoiot anp. Sent
en og 13 Mano al 9eiptningen
paa oen norife 9orf oSnugeiuno".
80 al 9orfens 9eIetning, oeraf en-
Spifer, 0rufneoe.
8arfen par paa 9fejie til 2onoon
oe bleo gforoipen operfoloet al en-
Storm. Manba9 blen Semmermon.
BEN, iom bar inf og iom bar iur-
ret folt til sfottet for at itnre,
ifplGet oper 9oro af EN- gruais,
iom fog 6aaoe. Wono o9 9fat meo
iig Sirs0o9 9lften fom 4Sibon" til
Siplp. Men 0a oet par unlnligt at
i9tte 9nnoe Gonoet meo 0fano-
fob, LOS Gaptainen poa ,,Sibon"
9anoene, laItbunoet peo Sobc Orioe
neo MOB 8nrfen, 6pis 9eiptning
fit fat oen enc 9aao. 9enne bleo
oerpao al Wanoifobet poo ,ySibou"
ballet tilboge. 8n Solfene bar REQ.
oct, piite oet Jig, at Der enonn bar
en- Mono ON @oro poa 9orfen, bpor
ban flpngeoe lig til glnferfettingen
80 af Monoifobet poa ySalgeiun0"
roeoe oerpoa mooig tilbage, men
Mnnoen foripanot, fer oe naaeoe
bam gorfen blep efterlaot ori.
oenoe Ssen.
@er. Scar ao 9auriers Slaaoe.
plan. Ottano Ont, s. Sebr. =
Mtr. Wfioolebro, ct fonierpatiot
Meblem al Sniet, anereb / Otter.
miooag gren1ier 9aurier og bans
administrations Slanoeplo for, at
ben life gaor langt nof. Mio-
olebro fortalte Sulet og Bremierer,
at meoens ban og @eneralpoltnle.
iteren life finoe e nogen Snre ben
tpifbritiife Sitltotion, iaa tenfte
iaooanne glntoriteter iom 2oro 9fo.
berts, glonirol 9ereSforo, Sir
gonlino @rep og Moaenno anoer.
leoes. 5nn ntontte toge oeres Orb
og roooe Suiet til at ltette q. 6.
goroens slmenoement oot bioraae
TO Oreoonouebts eiebliffelig."
Ofioolebro bppoeoe, at oe firs
Sfibe al 9riitol-Sppen, iom 2onrier
6rlfeoe bpgqet, piloe life | Dr9g-
tigbeo nao op til cen 9reaonoligbt,
oet enelte mooerne Slagifib. San
| iogoe, at ,,oeriom Der blep ct S6.
| ilag, meoens ioa 0e 0reoonougbts,
iom 9luitrolien oe Stem 3enlano bill
biorage til Mooerlanoet. piloe blipe
ienot til 6ronten, ioa piloe arpo.
ierne al griitol-9Dpen, iom Gnna-
ooS Heaerine Snifer at bpaoe, blipe
Ienot ppf, bnor oe mooerne an-
1 noner life filnbe ramme benz"
Mioolebro tolte benpeo TO elmer
og bebreioeoe 9remiereit at ban
life iulate Observation-Disclosures.
ternes 9laao. George Softer fri
tiiereoe ligeleoes Hegrrinaens Goli-
tif.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-11

9ranoen / oen tprfiife Barlu.
mentsbpgning forleoen er paaiat
bar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fait'
ilaaet. 0fon mener, at Griultau
slbonl Sauio bar en- Singer meo
Spillet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-11

st arreiteret 9praao. Baris, "a.
Sanuar. Sra Barcelona telegraie-
res, at @eneralguoernsren bar la6et
arreItere belle gproaoet San So
lios, boor Der er uobruot General.
Itrife.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-11

Intionalgoaeriet / 2on0on fsbte
for to glar iioen en- 8elasques for
100000 ar. Oct er MI fonItateret,
at Waleriet er en- @fterlapning; bl.
a. inoeboloer oct 8reusliif49laat,
Der ferit blep opfunoet for $50 9lar
lioen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-11

en Sertue iom gefselfalifner.
Berlin, "a. Sanuar. Sil Moreen-
blaoene telegraferes ira gom: Ser
tugen al Gompebello, en- geps al
aaroinal 9fampoaa, er flpgtet fra
6lorenS iommen meo en- Sfueipil-
lerinoe efter at bope eiort lig ifpl-
Dig itore 8efselfalifnerier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-11

s SperrigS an0et aammer rette-
oe Socialoemofroterne forleOen ct
beftigt 9lngreb poa 9ieeeringen oq
true0e meo en- np @enneralsItrife,
bpis 9ooforilaget ON slrbeioSoper-
ensfoniter bleo peotaget.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-06-30
NOW hes where / can got

terday. Now hes where I can get
him
This quarrel Is between Kirby and
myself. subj sharply interrupted Mo
reau. The message was to me-"
4 take it on your hands, exclaimed
Tom. laughing wildly ITS mine by
right. and claim 1t. Thank God, in
half an hour can look my family in
the face without shame. and Adele
will at last take on her mourning"
Il repeat. subj returned Moreau,
with quiet finality, sthat this Is my
affair Iregard 1t as an execution.
cannot and VIII not permit any inter-
ference on yoh part. Merely tell the
ladies' that was delayed and will fol-
low on horseback later. And kindly
take charge Of my portmanteau."
Sullenly realizing the others fxity
OF purpose. the boy turned to his sad
dlebags, from which he produced d
silver mounted pistol. White faced
and trembling with passion. he hand
ed 1t to the colonel. "At least" he
said. with an effort at dignity and self
composure. do me the favor Of using
this instead Of your own. Since my
fathers death have always carried
it, 1t belonged to him and is the one
that scoundrel caused him to turn
upon himself"
Il respect the sentiment and yoh
wishes. subj" replied Moreau, hand
ing his own weapon to Aaron. who
gingerly placed II In the colonel's
portmanteau.
wont you even take me as wit
nessr pleaded Tom. ''He won't see
me. for I'll hide in the underbrush,"
Impossible. Mr.. Randall. ! ask yoh
word to continue yoh journey exactly
as yoh have planned Never fear: !
shall see yoh at the plantation this
evening When yoh come In sight OF
yoh fields today look upon them in
peace. fob by that time there win be
no one 10 dispute them with yoh. .Yoh
servant. gentlemen" And. bowling,
the coed colonel blithely stepped forth
into the morning sunshine and headed
for the distant dueling oaks.
From the window Tom Randall i'm.
patiently watched the others depar-
ture. and when at length the cstima-
BILE defender OF the family. serene
upon his coming interview with Kir.
by. had turned a nearby corner the
boy sprang OF the window seat and
seized his hat.
"wbere are you goingy sharply de
manded Aaron. attempting to bar tn
others way.
.Don't NEEDLE with mer' violentl
warned Tom .If ever a man had th
right to another's life have the rigt
to Cameo Kirby's. Colonel Morea
; may have taken It from me. but d
you think I'm not going to see
doner
sNot In honor" said Aaron sternl,
Each was TO go alone"
swhat honor did Kirby show my Il
therY' cried the boy. Get everythin
ready at the plantation and tell Ade
that Colonel Moreau and Will folio
on horseback. II Moreau doesn't dnis
Kirby win. I'll get him somehow
And. flinging aside Aaron's de;alns
arm. he dashed from the house.
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S EABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY.

AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Effective Sept. 18th, 1908, and
subject to change without notice.
Trains will leave Durham as
follows:
No. 2S8. -1O.35 A. M. connect
ing at Henderson with No. 38
which will arrive at Portsmouth
Norfolk at $40 P. NJ, resuming
connection at Weldon with A. G..
| L. for Eastern Carolina points
and at Portsmouth Norfolk with
Steamship lines for Washington,
Baltimore, Cape Charles, New
York and Boston. This will also
connect at Henderson with No.
66 for Richmond, Washington
and New York.
No. 241 will arrive in Durham
at 4:30 PM.
No. 221 will arrive in Durham
at 1905 A. M.
No. 222 will leave Durham al
600 P. M.
The Durham & Southern train
No. Al leaving Durham at 3,15
P. M. and arriving at Apex al
AIS P. M. connects with Sea.
board No. Al and AZ for Char.
lotte, Wilmington, Atlanta, Biz.
mingham, Memphis and points
West and Columbia, Savannah,
Jacksonville, and all Florida
points.
For Timetables, rates and any
information desired apply to F,
lW. Woodward, Union Ticket
Agent, or r. L. Montgomery
Agent, Phone No. II, or write
to,
c. H. CATS,
Taveling Passenger Agent,
Raleigh, N. G.
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reoccupation Of the premier position
from which he had been ousted. Bust
ness interests and his own life clam
ored for Kirby's death. For Bunce.
II he grew troublesome. be would ac-
count, and he could rely on the latter's
remaining true to the code Of their
profession carrying no tales to the
Randalls. but instead, II be considered
ft, fighting out the issue with the
slayer of his partner. 1t can thus be
seen that Moreau in his usual opti-
mistic fashion had the future arrang-
ed entirely to his satisfaction.
Meanwhile he had cautiously entered
the shadow Of the duelinl oaks and,
pistol In hand. Vas slowly threading
his way down the path. the weapon
cooked and resting across his left fore
arm. Thanked on either side by the
| giant trees through which fugitive
sunbeams flickered. shooting their
small golden arrows Of light into the
dense and rank underground, he found
some difficulty In accurately discern
Ing distant objects. Although the path
was straight. thus obviating any turn
ing Of angles and consequent sud
den and unexpected meeting. he could
not see Kirby, and for moment the
fears Of an elabDrately planned am
buscade arose in his unworthy mind.
Indeed. the setting offered many In
4 ducements to one who. like himself.
might entertain such a laudable pur-
pose.
These momentary misgiyings were.
however. abruptly dispelled. for from
far down the path Kirby's voice sud.
denly broke the silence:
\ "Good morning, colonel! Is that
you? Are you quite ready? Stand By
for I'm comingr'
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-06-30

In ! turbine steamer the rhythmic
humping Of the pistons disappears
and instead the engines give out g
thin soprano song that rises or falls
IN key with the speed, sometimes sug-
resting continuous squeal from the
struggling giants OF steam striving 70
escape from their close confinement
inside the big iron jackets. which Of
themselves give no hint OF power.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-06-30

iii Colonel Moreau set out fol
< his destination at SO vigorous
q pace that Tom Randall. who
confidently expected to dog the others
steps. was dlsagrecably disappointed.
for by the time be had gained The first
corner around which the estiiSable de
fender of the family had disappeared
the latter was nowhere In sight Fa.
miliar with the city and It's enyirons.
the boy possessed knowledge Of sew.
eral time saving short cuts to the
dueIlng oaks. but this on the present
occasion be considered useless. for. ig.
norant OF the exact spot where the
combatants were 10 meet. there exist
cd no alternative but to press on in the
wake of Moreau. who he had every
reason TO believe had taken the famIl
lar and direct route. Thoroughly I'm
bued with the desire and expectation
Of witnessing Kirhy's death and thus
in measure rluttIng his vengeance
young Randall broke into run. conf
dent that on turning each successive
corner he would come In sight OF the
serene and indomitable colonel. But
time and distance Dew by until al
length the tall trees bordering tbs
grove broke upon his vision. and as yel
bis quarry had not been run to earth.
Momentarily perpIexed and mysti
fed. the boy turned and scanned th'
say by which he had come. Could b,
have IN some cryptic manner passet
the other on the road. or, contrary q
all expectation. had Moreau taken th'
short cut, and was be even now In th'
grove face TO face with Cameo Kirby
For Immediate and conclusive nuswe
two pistol shots ratified out. shatterini
the cool serenity Of the morning
and sending a bcvy Of frightened rock
circIlng and cawing high into tb'
broodIng blue dome Of the -e'ayens
Cursing his III luck. young iiandal
raced furiously toward the distan
grove.
Colonel Moreau, considerably NOR
familiar with the town than Tom Ran
DAN, had indeed awaited himself Of tn
shortest cut possible and one whicl
would lead him directly to that en-
trance the situation Of which Larkil
Bunce had been at pains to explain
No time could be wasted, for kirb
was already there. and to keep an Cd
verssry waiting smackcd not only o
cowardice. but was direct breach Q
the code regulating such affairs Q
honor. II was characteristic Of Nc
reau that II left to himself he wouI
scrcnely outrage all codes by shootin
4 mau in the back. but that when on
cially entered for q combat-such O
ON the present occasion-he puncti
lously observed both the spirit and tb
letter.
Kirby living meant serious mel
ace: Kirby dead meant security and
tighter grip on the spells Of the rive
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CHAPTER vi.

n 1EspITE his Hfty odd years
III Colonel Moreau set out foi
< his destination at SO vigorous
a pace that Tom Randall. whs
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-06-30

fro BE cosrISurD.l
Smyrna times., 1910-04-06
NEW CASTLE POOR TRUSTEES
They Elected Officers and Transacted
Other Business at Regular Meeting.

They Elected Officers and Transacted
Other Business at Regular Meeting.
The following officers were re-
elected at the monthly meeting of
the Trustees of the Poor of New Cas-
tie County Hos ,ital:
President-Dr. Columbus Henry.
Superintendent-James w. Foster.
Physicians-Resident, DR.. H. W.
Briggs; coroner's DR.. j. W. Bastian.
Secretary and treasurer-A. V.
Lesley George.
Attorney-Reuben Satterthwaite,
Jr.
Matron-Mrs. Margaret F. Bacon !;
first assistant, Mrs. Emma McFarlir /;
second assistant, Miss L. Butler
worth; head female nurse, Miss
Margaret Whitcraft; head mal4
nurse, David B. Ferris; chief ergi-
neer, George Poole; driver, Willard
H. Durham; watchman, James W.
Foster, Jr.
The board received and accepted
the monthly report of Superintendent
Foster, which was as follows: Ad-
mitted to the hospital, 141; discharg-
ed, 1874; died, 18; births, g.; now in
the hospital, 296.
The deaths during the past month
were as follows: February 26, John
Black, colored, aged Ga years, of New
Castle; March l, Lydia A. Reynolds,
aged Ga years, of Christiana; March
II, James Potte, colored, aged "a
years; March IS, Sarah ]. Roth, aged
78 years, both of Newark; February
27, William H. West, aged IS years
March 9, Joseph Pennington, colored,
aged 80; March 20, Charles Bowe,
colOred, aged II years; March Fl,
John Parker, colored, aged go years,
all of Wilmington.
The following bills for outside
relief for the past quarter were al
lowed: Brandywine hundred, $64. DO
Wilmington, northeast, $737. 90
northwest, $151 so; southwest,
$763. 20; Christiana hundred, $3.50
New Castle hundred, 1921. 49: White
Clay Creek, $67.15: Red Lion,
SIP. 95: st. Georges, $438. 80: Pen.
cader, $36. so: Appoquinimink,
$191. so: Blackbird, $685..
The payroll of S458. 43 was ordered
paid. The farm report for the month
showed the expenses s278. 03, receipts
Sl57.95. Contracts for supplies fo
the next three months were awarded
as follows: Drugs. o. C.. Draper
bread, A. H. Augerstein: groceries
Samuel j. Dennison: dry goods, A
E. Goudiss, New Castle: beef, Johl
T. Devine.
Smyrna times., 1910-04-06
Delaware BOYS in Virginia

The Delaware Society at Norfolk
gave it's annual dinner at the Lynn
haven hotel Saturday evening, March
26th, when Governor Simeon S. Pen
newill, Secretary of State Smithers,
Rear Admiral P. F. Harrington and
other prominent men were guests of
the society. The following toasts
we're responded to: Mayor James
G. Riddick, "Welcome Delawareans
in Norfolk !" Harry K. Wolcott,
"Norfolk and Her Adopted Child
ren;" Judge Daniel o. Hastings,
Home Influences the Foundation of
Civic Purity" Governor Simeon S.
Pennewll, 'The State of Della
ware" Admiral P. F. Harrington,
"The Navy" ]. Lyman Babcock,
"The Northern Man in the South :"
George E. Booker, of Wilmington,
"Our Country" The Delaware
Society at Norfolk was organized
three years ago by S. l.. McGonigal,
formerly of Dover, and now has
about 100 members. It's object is
to promote social intercourse among
Delawareans and aid them in getting
located in Norfolk. The officers are
j. G. McNeal, president; S. L. Nc
Gonigal, vice-president; A. A. Tom
linson, treasurer; Joseph McGlinchy
secretary.
Smyrna times., 1910-04-06
r. r. FENCE DELAYS TRAFFIC
Middetown Patrons of the Railroad
Do Not Take to Innovation.

MlddletoWn Patrons OF tne halrOau
Do Not Take to Innovation.
The railroad has had built at Mid
dletown railroad station strong
fence between the two tracks with
an opening about feet wide at the
point where the wooden crossing
now is. The fence extends from
the tank to Main street crossing.
Consequently the passengers alight-
ing off the south bound trains are
forced to remain four or five min
utes on that side until the train has
drawn out. This will still further
increase their chances of contracting
colds, pneumonia, ETC., while wait
ing in the winter time in the open
Pneumonia She'd" prov ded fer
their accommodation Even at any
season in stormy weather, they may
expect a wetting more or less
through. The fence is intended to
lesson their chances of getting killed
by the cars, for which the company
might be liable, if they die of lung
or other diseases, consequent from
this outrageous expOsure-that is
their own lookout, and for that the
Company cares not rap. They are
liable though, and some day when
some keen attorney who both knows
and dares. swinges them roundly in
damages for their brutal disregard
of their patrons, ordinary safety and
comfort. they may conclude it is
cheaper to provide at least decent
accommodations Transcript.
Smyrna times., 1910-04-06
a Reliable
Remedy
Ely's Cream Balm
Is quickly absorbed.
Gives Relief at Once

Gives Relief at Once
IT cleanses, soothes,
heals and protects
the diseased mem-
brane resulting from
Catarrh and drives
away a Cold in the
Head quickly. Re-
stores the Senses Of
Smyrna times., 1910-04-06
NEW JURY COMMISSIONERS
Court Has Appointed Those to Serve
in the Three Counties.

Court Has Appointed Those to Serve
in the Three Counties.
Pursuant to the act of the General
Assembly making it necessary to ap-
point the jury commissioners If each
county to serve for one year, the
State judges reappointed the COM
missioners for the two lower counties
on Tuesday, while two new COM
missioners were appointed for New
Castle county. L. Scott Townsend
and John Nivin were appointed to
succeed j. Wilkins Cooch and Har-
Ian G. Scott. 1t has been the policy
of the court to make changes in the
commissioners in each of the counties
from time to time, and for that rea-
son the change was made in New
Castle county. Mr.. Cooch and Mr..
Scott have served for three years,
while it has been customary to make
the changes about every two years
w. w. Rawlins and Phillip L. Can
non were reapointed to Sussex count,
and Wilbur d. Burton and Henry P
Hazel for Kent county.