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Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-15
DOUGLAS NEWS

UUUGLAS NEWS Gel D. A. Johnston was in from his ranch yesterday.
 U. & Marshal c. A. Overlook left for Tucson yesterday.
 W. J. Holtkamp returned last even ing from his ranch in the Chirica- huas
 Miles Moore is in the city today from eumpas, and is stopping at the Goldman.
 owen H. O'Neal of Cananea has been spending a few days at the Goldman
 Walter Clement, who represents the V. NJ. c. company, left for the north this morning.
 Mfr Fox, chemist at the Copper Queen shelter, left yesterday on g vacation trip to the coast.
 Ms. John Reese and daughter and little son have returned from Califor mia, where they spent the summer.
 Ma. Florence K Smith came is last svning from Neal station, where she was the guest of Mrs. ". 1T. NeaL
 VI BerrHaD of New York, one o4 the svIsrs sf the Cinco dc Mayo has 5sen Gadsden guest for several dsys
 Ase BRseI Williams, who has beer spena1Bg the past month in the ChiY1eahsas, returned home last ev eni.N
 Mss Caroline M. Craig arrived yes trSay from Durango, Colo, and will have charge of one of the grammar grades fin the city schools.
 e Through ia Bond.
 Jws Chinese passed through the city today. They were in bond. hay ins esme up through Chihuahua and surSute into Sonora
 EasssgDent Satisfactory.
 Tns city schools were opened yes tesony with . full attendance. n sassllRsnt h the high school fol the Ass1 Cay was seventy-twol Aeses a Hospital.
 Jakh Acton, well known to al Dsughsftes, is in the hospital sui
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WANTS
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS.
aED
STATE JOURNAL ON SALE.

The State Journal is on sale each even
ng az the following places:
Mart Weightman. drugs. S3a Kansas Ave
ToSser Bros. drugs S03 Kansas Ave
Z, M Brunt. drugs. 2c1 West 9Th ST
Frlce Drug Co.. 713 Kansas Ave.
rec Snow drugs 1901 Topeka Ave
CCaank Hobart. drugs 500 West 10th St
pattnppeII Drug Co. S19 n kansas ave,
ecro Drug Co.. $50 N. Kansas Ave:
3 q Pinney, drugs 1888 kansas ave
Ny. Durant. drugs. l407 w. lath 81
Rieh,s. Fnarmacy. e35 Kansas Ave.
Ns My 5. 6O9 Kansas Ave.
NNatlonai Hotel
chesterfield Hotel
Inroop Hotel.
SIN avenue Hotet
N S'n.a E'e Depot News stand.
SIand. N. w cor 9Th 4 Kan; Ave.
H,Ie; walker drugs. 433 Karsas Ave
iTn nd,i,oelg News Co. 400 Kansas Ave
osr,n Pharmacy 500 West 18TH ST.
Tra p Heiiy. drugs. N. E cor. 6th & Lake,
TTa Su Corbin drugs 90c East 4th.
MarIln's pharmacy All Holiday
PHee,nry Wilson. 41e Holiday
" Wohier drugs. 10th and Morris
n Wilson. drugs. 414 East Ath
e Pharmacy SIG N Kansas Ave
u1a monG Drug Store 9Th and Buchanan
9. Edelblute. drugs. 50e West at.
= " Kramer. drugs. 400 Fast Locrst
Hanroc1r R~oe onS Stevens st
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cad in order to get an education.

lead in order to get an education.
ssI knew a little blue-eyed girl wno
was working her way through school
last year. She wasn't strong, but she
cleaned rooms, ran errands, and when
she lacked other diversions, looked
after two unruly youngsters This gill
loved fun and good times, but no. hing
Of that sort came her WY. She was
Just a drudge. and wfeE she wasn't
earning money for her living
expenses, she was burning the midnight
oil over her studies. I happened to
know that the staple article of diet in
that girls CUPBOARD was peanuts. She
was a brave little piece, but she is not
in school now. She hadn't the courage
to go through another such year. So
she stopped and is working now SO that
she can come back some day under
easier circumstances. 1t is doubtful if
she can realize her hopes, for she hasn't
the physical endurance for struggle
against such odds. The traditional
poor but honest sutton wanted to
marry her. Once she might have ac-
cepted him, but her year at the univer-
sity raised new standards for her. She
has a thirst for education, and rev.
erence for books which more fortu-
nate girl, to whom such things come as
a matter of course, can never realize"
The appeal for help on this fund is
made to every club in Kansas, and the
federation officers hope for good re-
Spouse.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
IRRIGATED LAND

IRRIGATED LAND.
The Greatest Fruit and Alfalfa Valley
in America is now open for settlement at
FORT STOCKTON, TEXAS.
Rich alluvia1 soil, natural flow of pure
spring water, exceeding 100000 gallons
per day for irrigation and domestic use.
Water on land now. Assured profits of
from 800 to 81, Zoo per acre. No drought.
No crop failures. Ten acres of this land
Will earn more money than 100 acres of
the best dry. farming land. Finest all
year round climate in United States. Alti-
tude $3.50 feet above sea level. Fort
Stockton is the county seat of Pecos
county an important division point on
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient railway,
now under construction. Population now
LOGO; viii soon be a city of 10000 to 1900
Greater opportunities for homeseekers and
investors than were ever offered III the
older irrigated districts where orchards are
valued at from 5000 to $500 per acre.
Easy to get start Choice locations open
to those who investigate now. Buy tickets
to Pecos on Texas & Pacific railway
YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO BUY LAND
ANYWHERE WITHOUT SEEING FORT
STOCKTON. N. D. Hardman, Quapaw,
Okla, says: 81 have visited Colorado,
Utah, idaho and Texas with a view of
purchasing irrigable land and after see
ing your land and springs l am frank to
say that I consider your proposition
MUCH BETTER than anything l have
seen elsewhere"
For full information address
FORT STOCKTON IRRIGATED LANDS
COMPANY,
321 Fidelity Trust Bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
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WALLACE & CARSON.

5S1 Kansas Ave. Ind. Phone 207,
KANSAS FARMS: We have on our list
a number of farms in different sections or
the state and at prices that will appeal
to the buyer. -.
An elegant farm in Cove county, 800
acres bottom land, suitable for alfalfa ;
70 acres now growing; well improved
Price SIS per acre.
Would consider trade for Topeka prop
erty or eastern Kansas farm.
Have large list of farms N Usage ana
Allen counties, Kansas. land has. not
reached standard value and those who de-
lay buying will be compelled to pay
Call and make known your wants ana
we will try to meet them.
city.
Insurance written, claims collected,
houses rented.
We need more houses on our rental list
and would be pleased to serve you IN ind
ing tenant if you list your vacant houses
with us. Telephone if not convenient to
call.
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FOR SALE.

2 acres, room cottage, hen house, well.
fruit, nice tract. close in, West side. s1,7oo-
so acres. Shawnee Co.. Y mile depot,
good room house, barn. crib. fruit. some
timber, nearly all valley land in cult, ESQ
8 acres, room cottage. cement walks,
good barn, hen houses. fine place. miles
west. s2,1oo.
~ acres, room house, barn, hen houses,
fruit. miles. out on macadam road. 81, 400
J. D. MILLER & CO., els Kansas Ave.
Both Phones.
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Alone in Saw MN at Midnight

unmindtuI Of oAmpness, drafts, storms
or cold. w. ]. Atkins worked as Night
SWsatehman. at Banner Springs. Tenn I;
that settled on his lungs. At last he had
to give UP work. He tried many remedies
but all failed till he used DIR. Kings New
Discovery. After using one BOTTLE he
writes. II went back to work well as
ever" Severe colds. stubborn Coughs, in
famed Threats and sore lungs. Hemorr-
hayes. Group and Whooping Cough get
quick relief and prompt cure from this
glorious medicine. SOC and $1.00. Trial
bottle free. guaranteed by Campbell Drug
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Here's to the girl of the glad New Year!
Whether she's yonder or there or here,
Whether in furs that are fecked with snow
Or gowned in gingham or calico,
Whether she dwells in the sun kissed south,
The ice Rugged north or the deserts drouth,
She is sweet and sane, she is fit for heaven,
Rut we trust she'll stay till nineteen 1even.
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SEVEN ROOM RESIDENCE, $1,000.
Located near 9th and Lincoln, one ana
half lots, cellar, cistern, city water
bath, barn. sewer, gas. fine shade.
FOUR ROOM COTTAGE, $500.
Southwest part of city, well, barn, gas,
three lots, near car line.
LUCAS & LAGERSTROM.
Crawford Bldg, No. SOB Jackson st.
Ind. Phone 1880.
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FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE

FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE
FARMS. RANCHES AND CITY PROP
ERTY.
100 acres. / mile to station, 100 acres in
cultivation room house, barn, fruit and
water IS, Co., for Topeka property.
l2O acres, fair improvements, good land,
$35 per acre.
SD acres, 500 acres tillable, fine large
improvements, extra fine stock and gram
farm, $50 per acre.
SEQ acres, fine improvements. 6 miles
north of Burlington. Kan, extra fine
stock and grain farm, $45 per acre.
160 acres fine smooth land, 2 miles to
r. R., SO miles from Topeka. $S3 per acre
so acres, room house, barn 1Sx36 fruit,
water 20 acres in cultivation, 10 acres
rough land. Price $500.
A. D. JONES & CO.. 900 Kansas Ave.
Ind. s45. Topeka. Kan, Bell sSs.
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A FEW BARGAINS.

81, 200 Oa-S rm modern except furnace, S1s
blks of National hotel; room for
another house: rent SIS.
CLAY ST-5 rms, $1.375; rms, 81 .475; 6
rms, $2,5N0; Il rms, $500; rms,
$780,
So, 5aOoL7 rms, new all modern, oak fin
ish SIS TT, corner front.
81. 500 Cos houses and over 6 lots on OPP
opposite corner, room for more
houses, rent $S5 per month, DIES.
west of Kansas ave.
$5.OO0O0-3 houses rent for S4S
81 275NA4 rm. cottage. summer kitchen,
gas, deep lots, E. front, lots or
fruit.
1000 rm. cottage, 21A lots, barn,
shade, gas, etc, So rent.
s. 500 O0-Dand new 5 room, modern.
625.O0-3 lots, West side. money maker.
40 houses to rent, Insurance. Loans.
W. M. FORBES & co.
10 w. 7th ST. Both Phones.
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FRANK L. COOPER announces himself
Republican candidate for register of
deeds, subject to the primaries Aug. 2, 1910.
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HOW so cents made 500 and S. made s., 900
in short time is the title of fascinat-
ing booklet, which especially investors of
small means looking for similar opportuni-
ties ought to read. Copy free on applica-
ton. Address Pres. A. L. Waterbury, 1856
Dearborn St, Chicago, Ill.
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OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

l am candidate for sheriff, subject to
the Republican urinary August 2, 1910.
). B. BELTS.
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SURE BARGAIN FOR THE RIGHT
party: Is fine acres; Topeka; near Wash
burn college; 6 blocks from car line;
blocks from paved street; room house;
barns; chicken houses; cistern; well; wa
ter in pasture; acres alfalfa; plums,
cherries, peaches and some small fruit;
ideal suburban home; cheap at 5000;
owner nonresident; says take 5000 for
quick sale. ]. D. Miller & Co., 615 Kansas
ave-, Topeka.
WILL SELL three groups of lots on Col
lege Hill, viz: 6 corner, Mulvane and
Huntoon; east front, corner, Lincoln and
18th, fine shade, near Central Park, and
five on Byron ave, this side college; rea-
sonable price and terms.
Also 10 acres Is blocks west of State
House: four room cottage on Chandler
for 500 cash. balance 81 month; fine
building site on West 9Th, and lot on
Kansas ave-, North Topeka, near depot,
for $50 cash, balance SIG month.
f. J. BROWN, II Columbian Bldg.
VACANT LOTS
IL lots near Central Park, east front,
modern facilities except paving, S525.
Corner lots, near Washburn college.
Out Of town owner wants offer.
Fine building site in Potwin, modern
except paving, $500.
East front lots, Lowman Hill, 500 each
and up, near car.
GARLINGHOUsE REALTY co.
Both Phones 1906 sos Kansas Ave.
FOR SALE-Fine 5 rrn modern cottage
Ia to ~ lots. 1901 Van Buren,.
MACHINE SHOPS.
GUNS cleaned and repaired BY experts.
The Il. 3. Howard Supply Co.. TO K A.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
~~~~>~-~~-~-~-~-~~~
BOTTOM
1ss ACRE FARM.
Located II miles from Topeka, 13S acres
under cultivation, fine improvements,
eight room house, barn for 30 head or
stock and 50 tons of hay, watered Dy
creek and well, windmill, u mile 70
school, on main Travelled road; very flne
farm. Price $4,000
STOCK
IT'S ACRE FARM.
Located eight and a half miles from
the city. So acres in cultivation, 40 acres
pasture, balance meadow, room tenant
house, good wells. also 4 room house;
good barn, everlasting water, fenced ana
cross fenced with wire and hedge, three
miles from shipping point. Price 500 an
acre.
LUCAS & LAGERsTROM
Crawford Bldg. No. sos Jackson st.
Ind. Phone 1890.
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WANTFD-STTTrA ATOMS.
WANTED-Place TO work on farm, SIS 90
per month. Call S54 Ind
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8 AND NO MORE.

5 AND NO NUKE.
$3.50. Newt room modern house, gas and
electric light. basement under en-
tire house. H. lots, paving, blocks
of State House Terms
s2.1oo New S rooms, modern, never occtl-
pied, not far out. viii sell for 81, 400
next spring. Now s., 100, $500 down,
$3.50. House of rooms. gas, water,
paved street, shade trees, rents
$3.50. Owner out OF work: must
have money: make offer; requires
$500 down, So per mo.
Call at our office for 1910 calendar FREE.
GARLINGHOUSE REALTY co.
Both Phouess 1906. COS Kansas Ave.
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A HUNDRED THOUSAND fruit dairy
and poultry farms in Missouri, $3.50 per
acre and up For full particulars ask
Missouri State Immigration Commission,
Springfield, Mo.
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AGENTS-Most attractive proposition our
Sunday incandescent kerosene burner,
fits all lamps. Liberal inducements; ;
description free. Simplex Gaslight Co.. Is
Park Row. New York.
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LEGAL.
lflrst published in The Topelxa star
journal. December g. 1907

IOD6<A Sfnfa
journal. December 8. 1901
TH RIPI II PAY NOTICE OF APPL1cA.
a. a iEEEIRMIT TO CANVASS IN THE
STATE OF KANSAS.
No., Topeka, KAN Dec & 1893
Notice is hereby given thar the foiIor
ing business colleges Cor commercial de
pnn LIENS MS; OF other schools have made
~ Ilf s me stare Of Kansas for the purpose
insy se 81, tuition in advance and contract
gent. before their registration at the bus
1 rneS cplIeges (for commercial depart
yDougherty Business College, Topeka.
any of the above named COLLEGES er COM.
l1lerclai departments are incompefent to
t ibbeIlis1 such course of instruction as
t iney adVeruse or that the moral Surround
LES u tne institution are not good Or
baait,.n the premises are kept in an un
said institutinn naon 1;ss or that the agents OF
fraudulent methods in Securing contracts
in such case easa p re9m prospective students
10 such business colleges COR commerciai
Departmental -'e ~'A
State Superintendent of Public INSTRUCTION
First published in The To,,eba state
journal December 25. 1909
- Sealed proposals will be received bv G
=. St9tler, County Clerk, Alma. Kansas
untll January 18th 1910 / O'Clock p NJ fo,
me Inc purchase of $4,000 Wabaunsee County.
Kansas, Railroad Refunding Bonds in
q1ehIomlnations of s1,0Oo each; to date from
July dst, 1910. bearing interest at the rate
u 4341o per annuan. payable semi-annuaIiv
on on, January and July 1st, maturing as
ffodiows: bonds /, ?, 3, 4 and 5 one year
Two years and SO on, 5000 each wear
Don ponds Nos. 76. r. Is, 70 and Sc due in Is
lars i5a interest and principal payable at
the offlce of the State Treasurer in To-
peRa, kan certified check for / 70 to ac-
all bids. any anu
THESE bonds are not taxable in Kansas
other debt. G q SyTC,rT r. rs 5sr3 NJ
County Clerk
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FOR SALE-Nice home of several acres
near. Topeka, on street car Address r
F. d. !. Box 5, Lone Star. Kan.
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MEN WANTED-Experienc unnecessary
for firemen or brakemen on nearby rail-
roads; account increasing business; no
strike Age 20-30; $S0-$100 monthly. Pro-
motion. 100 men sent to positions in last
four months. Send stamp. State age,
weight height. Railway Association, care
Journal
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The ChaIdean club will hold its
guest day meeting Monday afternoon
at o'clock at the Washburn observa-
tory. Professor Todd will give a lee
ture on the Passion play, which he
will illustrate by stereopticon views.
Each member of the club is privileged
to bring two guests.
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The Vignette club will meet January
with Mrs. H o. Carney.
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PAYING,

CAPITAL CITY VII RIFTED BRICK a
PAVING CO., IA E. eth st. Mfgs. 81
Building. paving and sidewalk brick
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS for dependable guaranteed auto
mobiles, good commissions, liberal terri
tory, attractive proposition to live ones.
Automobile Clearing House, 240 Michigan
ave, Chicago.
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The West Side Reading club will
meet next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs
Lane and Mrs. Hopkins, 1874 Western
avenue.
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FREE pIsPENsAn.

QUINCY STREEI FREE IJISPENSARYs
81 Quincy ut. Conducted by regular
practicing physicians and surgeons. Ned
icai service free. Medicine free In soma
cases Office hours 2 to o. m. Gala
answered night and day. Ind. phone 1Tss.
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WANTED-ssALE HELP

WANTED-Young men to learn automo-
bile business by mail and prepare for
positions as chaffeurs and repair men.
We make you expert in ten weeks; assist
you you to secure position Ito Pay big; work o,
able; write for particulars and sample
lesson. Empire Automobile Institute, Ro-
chester n. 7.
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The Minerva club will meet Monday
afternoon at the home of Miss Jennie
Blinn, 1900 Topeka avenue. Miss Blinn
and Miss Marjorie Erwin will be host
eSSeS.
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The Golden Rule club will meet
January with Mrs. McSpadden. The
answers to roll call will be holiday ex-
periences, and Mrs. Archer will have a
New Years story.
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The annual meeting Of the Topeka
chapter d. A. r., will be held in Gem
NELL hall of the Y. M. c. A building
January s at 2:3O o'clock. The SUBJ
ject of the literary program will be
John James Ingalls," and the
hostesses will be Mrs A. K. Rodgers,
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Miller, Mrs. Frank Klinga-
man, Mrs. n. F. Handy Mrs. Luther
Burns. Mrs. John f. Lord, Mrs T. H.
Mitchell and Mrs. w. A. Powers.
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The meeting of the Searchers' club
Tor January will be held with Mrs.
J. L. Paine, 900 Morris avenue, instead
of with Mrs. Hartberg, as previously
arranged. Mrs. Paine will go to Cali
fornia to live in a short time. and she
wishes to entertain the club before she
goes.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALElPlumbing and pump bust
ness at invoice price, value about. ST. 200
The only business in the city; selling or
account of sickness; work for three men
Address C. c. Moreland. Eskridge. Kan
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FOR SALE-F'ine rm. modern cottage.
Ia to ~ lots. 1901 Van Buren,.
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FOR acknowledgements suits. Mrs. Ohm
stead 417 Monroe st. Ind. S46-2 r.
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The Sorosis club will meet January 8
with Mrs. Lee Monroe, 500 Harrison
street.
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WANTED-A first class, all round printer
and business hustler to take proprietary
interest in our plant No capital absolute
ly necessary. The one chance of life
time.
Newark post., 1910-08-31
Delaware Colonial History

Delawareans will receive with pleas
ure the news that book is about to
be published by Miss Katherine Pyle,
Of Wilmington, under the title of
Stories al Early Colonial History OF
Delaware"
It has been written ior Young people
ard is well adapted to use as text
book i'll Intermediate grades.
There has been feeling among tea
chers regretting the lack OF such
books on our lists, accountable for by
the size of the State, which makes
the publication OF these a financial
venture
The mentioned book is brought out
by the Society of Colonial Danes who
have been fortunate in securing one
SO well fitted as Miss Pyle TO do this
work.
The Evening Journal says: Com
ing OF an old Delaware family, Miss
Pyle has been just the person to vital
!ze the historical facts with the living
spirit Of Delaware"
The book will be illustrated by the
author. 1t will be printed some time
this fall
Newark post., 1910-08-31
, Chandler, Of Wilmington

Gertrude Chandler, Of Wilmington
Del.
Harley Mousley aad William Hark-
ness spent Wednesday at Atlantic
City.
Clifton Easthern and wife, Of Union
Saturday evening as the guests Of F.
V. Whiteman ard family.
Mrs. William NUNS and son, Ray
mond have returned TO their home in
Wilmington, after spending several
days wieh II. A. Mousley and family.
Mrs Sarah Durnall, OF Newark, is
visiting II. J. Davis and family.
tbenezer M +. Aid Society held
their annual outing at Brandywirle
springs ON Thursday Quite large
humber were present.
Eva Dempsey, Bessie Jones and
Elizabeth Eastburn spent Sunday with
Emma Welsh OF Union.
Raymond Moore, Albert Press, and
Raymond Buckingham called on Tay-
lor Eastburn, Sunday.
Newark post., 1910-08-31

which cannot be a'leviated by lessen
ed taxes. No, the rent rates go deeper
than necessary improvements; where
there are no real estate combines or
agreements between gentlemen they
go back to first principles, the law OF
supply and demand. When there are
two applicants for one house, rents
rise: when here are two houses for
one appiican rents fall Let us realize
at once that ours is a growing aud
thriving com, 1unty and needs the CO.
operation Of all us citizens without
regard to religion or politics, and
hen you are called upon TO hear and
consider al 1.-The data relating to an
improved sanitary project meet the
situation fairly and squarely upon its
merits alone. | should not like to
meet my political Waterloo because
stood ior what is really a crying need
Of our town If you have personal
asiimosites would not ask you TO
stay your hand, for | know you will
not II you do not think me fit to
train for the battle i'll November, then
vote for the abler man. But to all
who do, ] would say support me at
the primaries as you would at the
general election; for it does not take
three figures to spell defeat-oue will
do it.
GEORGE w. GRIFFIN.