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Evening journal., 1911-06-10
EXECUTORS SALE.


E1XECUTOR's SALE.
VIII be sold on Tuesday. June 10. 1911.
ten O clock A. NJ, at the Auction Rooms
o. stidham Son. Ill East Fourth street,
wilmington, Delaware. twelve shares Della.
ware Trust Company stock Terms cash
JOSHUA p. SMITH.
Executor Of Edward 7. Price deceased.
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Also at the same time and place the fol.
lowing securities for saes
20 shares First National Bank stock
200 shares California Mineral Water (Nu.
vidal.
$4,000 Public Service Corporation Of New
Jersey General per cent Bonds
10 shares Wilmington Trust Company
stock.
10 shares Charles Warner Company First
Cumulative 2 per cent. Preferred Stock
$1,000 Sussex County Delaware, per
cont Bond due 1922
10 shares Union National Bank stock
3s shares National Bank Of Wilmington
Brandywine stock.
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MANTED.


xrYANTEn--1c0O CARPETS TO CLEAN.
w storage rooms for rent $3.50 and AZ
per month. Both phones.
GEo. n. LANG CO.. 1905 Orange st.
Febat.f
xx7ANTED-TO RENT COUNTRY HOME
w for three months, located on the Della
ware river near Claymont or orubb's Land
ing Furnished preferred. State terms, 10.
cation and when possession can be had. Ad'
dress Country Hcme. Evening Journal.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-FRANKLIN, s PASSENGER.
No. ! condition. newly painted.
Rebuilt Stoddnrd- Dayton 1908 passen.
ger guaranteed.
Rebuilt Stoddard Dayton 1907 passen.
ger guaranteed now ready FOR delivery
Inquire Stoddard- Dayton Auto Co, 4th &
Orange SITS. Wilmington. Del
m2O.w.s-tf
E)R sALE-MOToR BOAT BARGAIN. 81
IT, H., 3 in beam. 4 cyi., eye, New
YORK reverse gear, can be seen running Apply
B. & o. Bridge, above H. 4 a. Co. jIO-if
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REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE.
Before Buying a Home
for June rs. Look
These Over

2l11 Washington. IL R.. modern.
1912 Jefferson. r.. modern.
2316-15-2O Washington. r. each; new.
907 Jackson. 10 r.. modern.
602 n. Harrison, r.. modern.
1891 W. Sixth, 10 R.. hot water heat
Second and Rodney r.. suitable for bust.
ness.
245 dupont. r.; new; modern; easy plan.
SOB and 7O3 Poplar, R.. modern.
302 W goth, r. Lot sOx12O II.
315 f. GATH 6 R.; easy terms.
Hamilton Park. New Castle road, s r. and
P; large lot; will exchange for auto.
Store Sixth and Union. r.; one Of the best
business locations in city.
Richardson Park. 8 r.. city conveniences,
large lot easy terms or will exchange.
Cedars. Brandywine Springs, r.. large lot.
Gordon Heights, 6 r., city conveniences;
view Of river
Many good business locations in stores.
Many other modern houses some new, on
easy terms. and investment properties.
Several productive farms and country resi-
dences near city, all sizes
Desirable building lots both city and sub
urban at sacrifice prices.
Renting a speciality.
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statesmen WANTED.

'ee.'serN
NATANTED--A FIRSTCLASs SALESMAN,
w between % and 40 years OF age. Re.
ferenocs and bond required. Address stat
ing experience. Manager, 7i6 Ford Bldg.
MARLIN
(, ALESAIAN WANTED. SELL DEALERS
> staple highly advertised article FIX.
clusivcly or side line. No samples 90 carry.
Berame. 2i5 West i25th ST., N. ". n. y.
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REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE.
NIftL I'D -FUh SALLY.
National Real Estate
Trust Company,
National Bldg. COuri House So.

$4,000 will buy a large two family house
modern in every way-cose TO Washington
street bridge.
s26oo will buy corner property two
story brick, s rooms, bath, etc Cannot be
built for $4,000.
Two New Groom ana path houses:
s2Aoo with hot water heat
$4,000 with hot-air heat.
These are great bargains
s65OO will buy q store and hat building
at the Best east side business location Build
ing new, hot water heat, independent en-
frances 10 fats viii earn IA per cent as
an investment.
An offer will be considered for a large
east side store and residence property which
can be converted into apartments al little
expense. Location Al for a live business
We have a large list Of Al Six Per Cent
First Mortgages.
Call and see the list.
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PRnPOsALs.


PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
the Office Of the County Engineer, At tho
County Court House. Wilmington. Del up
TO noon Of Tuesday, the 18th day Of June,
1911, for the erection Of new reinforced
concrete arch bridge across White Clay
Greek at Roseville Mil The contract con
sisis of removing the old bridge. the pro
Niding OF temporary bridge across the
slfeam safe for vehiculnr travel, tho erection
OF q new bridge, q small bridge over tho
race, the construction Of all retaining walls
and the filing in and resurfacing the on.
tire roadway with 6.inch macadam accord.
ing TO ihe specifications Of the New Castle
Levy Court, from a point In the improved
road ON the north side Of the stream TO a
point on the same road on shc south side, as
indicated In the plans. lump sum bid is
required with this contract. also each bidder
shall state in his proposal price per cubic
yard for any extra earth for concrete work.
and price per cubic yard for any extra
road surfacing. These prices shall rule ia
adding TO or taking from any Of the quaint.
ties as is expressly reserved in the con.
truct Proposals will be received for any
class OF concrete arch bridge also proposals
are invited Of reinforced girder bridges for
tho same span and skew. Each bidder must
accompany his proposal with special spec.
ihcations and outline drawing Of sufficient
clearness to be readily understood Each
hid must be accompanied by certified
check Of $500 drawn to the order Of the
president OF the Levy Court The right 10
served. Plans and specifications are now on
eXhihition at the County Engineer Ofice.
Court House, Wilmington Del
JAMES WILSON.
m8o-i2t County Engineer
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
srGTE on nF1AWARF.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY or STATE.
oERTIEICATE OF nIaaOLuTION


OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE.
CERTIFICATE or DISSOLUTION.
TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS
MAY COME. GREETING;
Whereaa. II appears 20 my satisfaction by
duly authentioated record Of the procsed-
ingG for the voluntary dissolution thereof. by
the consent Of al Of the stockholders de-
posted In my once, the kANkAk
POWER COMPANY, a corporation oi this
State whose principal ofioe it sitnstsd 81
No. eOi Market street In the city Of vii.
mington County OF New Castie. State of
Delaware. Corporation Trust Company Of
America beng agent therein ard in chsrEs
thereof. upon whom process nay be served
has complied with the requirements Of - An
Act providing 8 General Corporation Law,
amsudsd and approved March 2, A. ID. 1907.
amsnded and approved March ~, A. D. 1908.
emendad aud approved Narah 2e A d.
1905 amended and approved March "a, A.
% 1907. and amended and approved April
5, A. d. 1909 preliminary 20 ihe issuing
cERTIFIoArE or DISSOLUTION.
Vow, therefore. I. William T. Smiihors,
! Secretary od State Of The State Of Delaware
ldo hereby certify that the said corporation
,eld on the 25th day Of AaF A. D. 1911,
6fls il the once driy executed and at
tested consent IN writing. 30 the dissolution
OF said corporation executed ~ all the
stockholders thereof, which said consent and
kfhe records of tho proceedings aforesaid. are
Chow on Ale in my said Office as provided BY
- IN TESTIMONY
WHEREOF. I have
hereunto set my hand
8ecretary'a once and ohicial seal at
Dover, this 25th day
1914. OF Nay in the year
Of our Lord one
1855 DelWare 1873 thousand nine hun
dred and eleven
William r. Smithers
ma7-is.io.l7
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

CANvAssERs, 'BIGGEsT AND
- Best and above all Legitimate article
$500 daily made handling our Abdominal
Hose Supporter, replaces Corsets. Address
l.. L.. Journal ofhoe. i9at
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springers from Frederick County Nd. as
good as money can buy. 40 head Of fresh
cows, springers. heiferF and feeders from low.
er Delaware.
Also few good stock bulls head Of
good general purpose horses
Sale al I clock. sharp.
Dinner az ~ O'Clock
80 days credit. interest added by purchaser
giving note with approved security Cows
Delivered.
JOHN r. O'NEAL.
Ellis hicks Clerk. jlo,13.14,l5.16.17
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CLOTHING.

7 = YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR CLOTHES
Call up Isaac Gibbs, ID. & A. Phone No.
1905 and he will call FOR them. m1o-1m
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THE EVENING JOURNAL. SATURDAY. JUNE 10. 1911
REAL ESTATE-FOR RENT.


sEOR RENT-HOUsE NO. oil W. NINTH
ST., r. & B. Address W. Journal Office.
i1o-eod.im
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT--Sulo MoULDe MADE OF
Steel 10 Il. inside diameter for max.
ing concrete Silss any fssmsr can build his
owo siio with day labor. Brookdolo Farm.
Greenvilla, Dol. io-eod-ot
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NOTICE. WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE
~ for any bills, unless contracted by my.
self Signed T. W. Alexander. jest
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PERSONAL.

WEALTHY. SOUTHERN BACHELOR. So
would marry. D-Box s5. League, Toledo
ONO. holt
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
CAN YOU FURNISH TEAM AND
uAcoNs

wAGoNq
WANTED-Responsibl young men, who ore
able 10 furnish team aud wagon. 70 sell o.
commission 70 farmers, the noat line OF
household necessities. Tor the Oldest larg.
est and most responsible company OF IN,
Kind In the world About two thousand
sale5men now working, earning on the aver
age over 500 per month net, clear Of al
expenses. Net earning Of best men. over
$500 per month Two million farmers nov
using these thoroughly ~overtsod goods. Es
tabhshed 1868 Capital S2,0vo.o 600. Ad-
dress-lhe j. r. Watkins Co., 1l8 South
Gay street Baltimore. Nd m4.eod sm
MEN WANTED. AGE OVER is. TO PRE-
Nl pare for hremen avvut 800 monthly,
hrnkemen sac nearby railroads Exper.
guaranteed competent men--4 SOC sent tc
poaitiong In 1910. State age, send stamp for
particular. George II. Baker, President,
care journal. i35,lO12,17,l9,24,26 20
rsREE ILLUSTRATED BOOK TELLS
about over 10000 protected positions in
U. s. service More than 10000 vacancies
every year There is big chance here for
you, sure and generous pay, lifetime employ
mont Easy TO get just ask foor booklet
COCO. No obligation. Earl Hopkins, Wash.
lneton, d. C. j3,iO,1724
III ONEsT MEN TO SELL NURSERY
II stock; experience unnecessary salary or
commission weekly Address Milburn Ad-
vertising Agency, Milburn, N. J.
j10.ood-7t
NoU ARE WANTED FOR GOVERNMENT
Position. $4,000 month. Write for list
Of positions open. Franklin Institute, Dept.
4i-G, Rochester. N. Y. mis-a@
VII ANTED-MEN TO HANDLE GOOD
w paying line. Exclusive territory.
Drown BROS. Co. ROCHESTER,, ~ Y.
Jolt
VIZ ANTED PAPERHANoERs AT ONCE
w Ellwood Souder, lit W. 9th st. i8-3t
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TAnORS.
REMOVALS.
SHOES AND BOOTS.

Q AVE SOC PAIR ON LADIES PUMPS
- and Mems oxford Ties at Patterson 5.
4O' Madison St. m18.1m
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PUBLIC SALES.

----~>---~
d UBLIC SALE OF COWS ON MONDAY.
June TO- at Golden Hin Farm Mt. Cuba.
Del One carload Of fresh cows and close
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NJ OTICE-PARTIEs CONTEMPLATING
~ patrimony will heas OF something TO
their advantage by sending for free book
How Kate Hastened the Wedding TO Box
5s7 Wilmington. Del a7.N
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FOR RENT--.DWELLINGS

FLATS
4o5 Delaware Ave. 3 7. & b.. steam heat S22
$40 Market ST.. r. & b.. and Office $40
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TO ALL no WHOM THESE PRESENTS
MAY COME. GREETING:
Evening journal., 1911-06-10

NJ Office OF SCHOOL ELECTION:-AT
~ the election for members OF the board
Of Public Education in WILMINGTON. Della
ware from the First Third, Fifth seventh.
Ninth, Eleventh and Twefth Wards. 70 be
voted for on Saturday June tenth. l9l1,
the City Election Districts will be distri.
huted among the School Districts as foi
lows:
The Monroe journal., 1911-03-28
let Us Have a Primary.

Says lIr. ] G. Boylin, the able
editor Of the Wadesboro Messenger
and Intelligencer
The News and Observer is on the
right track in advocating a State
wide primary for United States Sen
ator in 1912 There is every indi-
cation that the question Of who is to
succeed Senator Simmons will cause
one of the greatest political fights
the State has ever witnessed. The
memorable primary between Senator
Simmons and Col. J. S. Carr, ten
years ago, was hotly contested and
many prophesied that the party
would suffer by reason Of it. But
instead Of this prophecy proving
true tie reverse was the ase-the
party was really benefited Every
body acquiesced in the verdict Of
the people, as expressed in the pri-
mary. and nominations for the Gen
eral Assembly were made without
regard to the views of candidates on
the question Of the United States
Senatorship."
The Journal readily agrees witt
the Messenger and Intelligencer anC
the News and Observer on this sub
ject. While the legislature did no
feel warranted in making a STATE
primary law, there is every gooC
reason why the party organization
should order one on this question
Like Editor Boylin, The Journa
does not believe that there is am
danger in asking the people to ex
press directly their choice for United
States Senator or any other officer
Since it has been Icing time gener
ally understood that both Senator
Simmons and Governor Kitchin vii
The Monroe journal., 1911-03-28
Miller Simpson in Jail for Shoot
ing a Man.

John Moree, a white man living
near Chesterfield court house, was
shot Sunday night By Miller Simp-
son, and so badly hurt that he is eX-
pected to die. Simpson is in Ches-
terrified Jail awaiting the outcome,
The report reaches here that Simp-
son was at the house Of Moree in a
compromising position, and from
this the shooting took place. After
the shooting Simpson got in his
buggy to get away and Moree,
though badly wounded, fired load
Of shot into his buggy as he drove
off. Simpson was reared in Monroe.
Several years ago while working on
the railroad both his feet were cut
off by a switch engine lie has been
living at Pageland several years.
The Monroe journal., 1911-03-28
SECOND DEGREE rluRDER.
Sylvester Doster Sentenced to Four
Years on Chain Gang - Other
Cases Tried.

Superior court adjourned on Fri.
day afternoon. Sylvester Doster,
colored, who killed John Peyton
near Mr. J. B. Doster's in February,
was found guilty Of murder in sec
ond degree and sentenced to four
years work on the county chain
gang
Lewis Lowery, convicted Of assault
and battery, was let of with the
costs.
Tom Crowell, a white boy Of Sandy
Ridge township, carrying concealed
weapons and disturbing peace; judg
ment suspended till July term for
purpose Of determining condition Of
property and seeing if it is advisa
ole to appoint guardian to look after
schooling and care Of boy.
Coleman Caudle, white boy, found
guilty of breaking in hardware store
at Nashville, was sentenced to two
years in jail with permission Of
county commissioners TO hire out.
Ella Horn, selling liquor; nine
months, with leave to hire out to
some one outside Of Monroe.
S. NJ. Bradley, found guilty Of
false pretense in a horse trade, was
fined $50.
Fletcher Russell, assault with
deadly weapon; costs
The Monroe journal., 1911-03-28
BODY FOUND IN A MILL POND.

Remains Of Walter Byrum ofNanoe
Township. Who Disappeared in
January, Are Found BY Boys in
Stewards Pond - Evidently a
Case OF Suicide.
The body Of Walter Byrum, son Of
Mr.. f. ] Byrum OF Vance township.
was found in Stewards mill pond al
3 O'Clock yesterday morning. The
body which was floating face down
in about four feet Of water was found
BY John 0rmand and Dial McRorie.
Ii was in a decayei condition.
The last time the young man was
seen alive was on the 22nd OF .lanu.
ary. when the family left him at
home as they went to church. He
was living with his father and told
the family that he would come on TO
church later. After the family had
gone be locked the door and left the
KEY in the lock.
For awhile the family felt no alarm
about his absence, as he had fire.
quently worked away from home and
came and went as he pleased. He
had been working in Charlotte till
Christmas, since which time he had
been at home. Being of melan-
choly and gloomy disposition, it is
believed that an unusually depress-
ed state Of mind caused him to take
his own life. Fifty yards above
where the body was found the water
Is about ten feet deep. II is
supposed that here he drowned him
self and the body iloated down 70
the Shallower water, where il WIS
obseured by trees and dense foliage
The body was clad in the same
clo.h.ng that he wore on The Sunday
tina, lie disappeared. Such search as
could be made was done by the fam
ily and they watched the mails daily
during the passing weeks in hopes
that a letter would come telling
them that the absent boy had located
in some other place.
County Physician Stewart ana
Coroner Plyler made an examination
Of the body and found no evidence
Of foul play
Walter Byrum was good young
man. He was a faithful member Of
Mill Grove Methodist church and
took great interest in the Sunday
school. The parents lost a daughter
in December and their accumulated
troubles are very great.
The Monroe journal., 1911-03-28
What Farmers Think of Adver-
Using.

Lancaster NtN-
Two farmers were not long since
discussing their local paper. One
thought it had too many advertise
ments in it. The other replied In
my opinion the advertisements are
far from being the least valuable
part Of it. | look them over care
fully and save at least five times the
cost OF the paper each week through
the business advantages | get from
them" Said the other: 81 believe
you are right; | know that they pay
me well and rather think it is not
god taste to find fault with the ad-
vertisements after all" Those men
have the right idea Of the matter. 1t
pays any man with family to take
a good local paper for the sake Of
the advertisements If nothing more
And if business men fail to give far
mers a chance to read advertisements
in the local paper, they are blind to
their own interests, to say the least
of it. You never trade with me, '
said a business man to a prosperous
| farmer. you have never invited
me to your place Of business and !
never 90 where am not invited; |
might not be welcome" was his re-
ply. Gafney Ledger.
The foregoing reminds us Of the
comment made by a lady of this
community on receiving message
from a merchant here to the effect
that he wanted a part Of her trade
why" said she, q have never seen
in the paper what he has to sell"
The Monroe journal., 1911-03-28

obeying the summons Of Presi-
dent Taft, Congress will assemble in
special session. beginning Saturday
next President Taft called the spe-
cial session for the purpose OF hay-
ing it ratity the Reciprocity treaty
which he negotiated with Canada,
aud which the LAST house passed, but
which the Senate refused to vote on,
even though ii was told plainly by
the President that its failure would
result in a special session. But the
stand pat Republicans, who would
take any risk rather than allow even
the beginning Of breach in the tar
III wall. let the session expire in spite
Of Mr.. Taft's wish. But this con-
gress will be a different one from the
one that laid down its work on the
.ith Of this month. The House will
be in full possession Of the Demo
Gratis and many Of the old interest
serving senators are gone. While
called by Mr. Taft to raufy the Can.
anian treaty, it may do what it
pleases But the House will proba-
bly, vote to ratiiy the treaty, since
tile Democrats have already decided
On that policy Blu, that done they
win take up further tl,i.I reform ana
seek to get as much done FOR TIE
people as possible
But here the bulky shadow Of Mr.
Taft comes acresS the way, with a
possible veto, even il reform should
yet beyond the Senate, which not yet
has a Democratic majority
The House Democrats have already
broken up Cannonism, by new sys-
TEN Of committee appointments. The
Ways and Means Committee, which
frames the tariff bills, the members
Of which were selected by the Dem
ocratic caucus six weeks ago, has
been at work framing up tariff
program, to be passed by the house
and presented 70 the Senate ana Mr.
Taft. They are now working on the
wooden and cotton schedules which
are such an outrageous robbery OF
the people, After bills revising
these have been prepared, writes Mr..
Pence from Washington, the CON-
mittee will pick out hundred items
or approximately such NUMBER
which will be subjected to the tariff
reform pruning knife. These hun
bred items will be taken from yari-
ons schedules and viii include agri-
.cu4tural implements, working men 5
tools. and the articles which the wage
Garner finds necessary for use in his
daily life. The democrats do not
expect to slash tariff rates right and
left, but they propose to frame legis-
lation that will meet the expectations
If .he people, and will be in compli-
ance with promises made in the last
campaign.
The Monroe journal., 1911-03-28

Squire Sam Smith, one Of the best
knosn citizens Of Matthews, died
Saturday.
The Monroe journal., 1911-03-28

\ few dollars spentior fire escapes
would have prevented the fearful
tragedy in New York that shocked
the country as the people all over
the land picked up their Sunday
papers The dollar above the man"
is net only the rule in this country,
but it is even true that the almighty
coin is more valuable than the flesh
and blood Of helpless women and
children.
The Monroe journal., 1911-03-28

Be candidates for the senatorship, Il
IS almost impossible 10 prevent the
friends Of each from beginning to
work for their man before the time
that the people are really ready for
the campaign 10 open. Senator Sim
mons friends have been active some
time in his behalf. and il is quite
natural that the warm friends OF
Governor Kitchin should not be
slow to enter the contest, for, after
all. North Csrolinians dearly love a
fight. No doubt. both Senator Sim
mons and Governor kitchin would
each prefer that the campaign be
delayed as long as possible. How
ever, as this seems not likely, the
effects will be minimized by laying
the whole thing on the shoulders of
the people and letting them decide
the question, as il is their right and
duty to do, on the day Of the general
election. Thus the legislative can
didates will not be hampered, there
will be no disturbing contest in the
legislature, and above all, the people
will say whom they wish to be their
representative. 1t is only the ques-
ton Of a short time before the actual
election II Senators will be placed
in the hands Of the people, where it
properly belongs. Till this is done,
the political parties can and should
provide, as taey may easily do, Tor
The SAKE ,hing in effect, which is ac-
eoMpishel by leaving the question
s. nomination to a primary