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PROPOSALS.
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.


AT OTICE-I, ANDREW NJ. GALLAGHER,
IN the owner and occupant Of the house Of
business and premises situated in School
District No As, New Castle hundred county
Of Now Castle and State Of Delaware in
compliance with the requirements OF tho
Acts Of the General Assembly in such case
made and provided, do hereby give notice
General Sessions. Of the State Of Delaware,
IN and for New Castle county, on Monday,
the Ath day Of November, A. D. 1912, being
the next term Of said court, for license for
said house or store for the sale Of intoxi-
eating liquors to be drunk off the premises
aud to bottle and sell such liquors when
bottled 60 be drunk off the promises, In
quantities as follows viz: Malt or brewed
hquors Of not less than three quarts nor
more than one barrel, and other intoxicating
liquors in quantities Of not less than three
quarts nor more than FIVE gallons; and the
following respectable citizens of said school
district. az least six of whom are substen-
tial frechoiders OF said school district,
recomn end the said application, viz.
lanes Shaw Charles l. Countiss
Frank N. King Charles j. Dougherty
James B. Brady Michael j. Reedy
John Ries Geo G. Unger
John j. Gallagher A. r. Lancaster
James " Campbell A. r. Pedrick
John b. Truitt John T. Jacobs
Patrick McGrory Clarence J. Palmer
John p Murphy
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BOOTHWYN

~, BDOTHWYN. Pa, Oct 4.-Charles
.s.l ss,M cheyney. secretary Of the Board
Il II ug Education OF Bethel township, was
sbo,,et out driving yesterday fo1 The first
pro,,, eince d serious illness. Mr. Cheyney
rwa,,is Il ~ years old.
,v,n,ste Miss Rachel Osborne has been the
syac4s. guest Of friends al Chester Heights.
.,afr,c;ar Philip Hopes has moved into Lis
aSms rea VI house on Boothwyn road
Trhe A. y. Scott IS having Improvements
rn,,ee .nAde to the side porch Of his home
Pears ON the Hook road
ana The newly-elected officers Of the
xszare. Boothwyn Christian Endeayor Society
voriafs VIII be installed on Sunday evening
A. sncxt when a special programme VIII
father. ne presented The pastor the Rev j..
snsxsi Al Eetlin, viii be in charge,
1dna William Scott has purchased the
3soyerr&puoe occupied by Henry Bberson.
Hapitalon Sharpless avenue
reas Robert Young has leased the resi-
rsrnnd Hence OF Mrs. Smith on the covered
nf thebridee road and Will remove there
nf the shout Nov ].
Gran Contractor w T Galbreaih has
Aasal. Seen awarded the work Of erecting
nalacenew house for Mr. and Mrs. Van Len
Nunhar herman, who sold recently their pro
drew party near the Sun OH Company In
AbbeasH Marcus Hook
AYoeco George Laughed has men at work
Atf8
ment 10 his big slo
8eariu Jesse Malatesta has the concrete
was piers made for the erection Of a wiud-
nerve mill
ed: James Stevenson is having the
&tren slate roof OF his house repaired
# ii Title has just passed from Frank
huma iin Yarnall to James Quinn for The
Der. sale Of farm for $4,000 Mr. Quinn
nus will move to his new possession
called about April l.
spa. Frank Yarnall Is having the stone
sunni wall in font Of his residence opposite
%ne The postofiice partially rebuilt,
81 til Postmaster S. Harkness, who
Evehas he ILL., Is able to be about
for MSS Addie Mccullough OF wa
and tmlnNton, has been visiting relatives
Nohn oil Mill road
Der ueetng Of teachers Of the Pres
the AIM Sunday School was held laet
aare. A the home Of Miss Bessie
nnf
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NOTICES
Q PEoIAL NOTICE.

9 PECIAL NOTICE.
Wilmington, Del, September %, 1919.
The owners of all dogs in Brsndywine Hun
dred, city Of Wilmington, Christiana Hun
dred, Mill Greek Hundred, White Clay Greek
Hundred, New Castle Hundred, Pencader
Hundred and led Lion Hundred are hereby
ordered TO keep their logs in leash or impris-
oned from September 23, 1912 TO November
1, 1912.
All police officers of said city and hundreds
arc hereby authorized to shoot or kill or i'm
pound any dog found at large during the
above-named period unless the dog is in
leash.
The Secretary Of the State Board Of
Health is hereby authorized to advertise the
Hbove-naled orders in the papers of VIII
mington and Newark.
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
OF Delaware.
Approved: WILLIAM p. ORR, N. D.,
President
Attest: A. E. FRANTz, M d.,
s24tf Secretary.
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SANITARY WORKERS

= --------------------
M X. kELTER.
M SANITARY. oDORLEsS EXCAvATIN0
Once S. W, Cor. Fourth and West streets
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TON BROWN SCHOOL
DAYS HERO DIES AT IS

Ias K4t)AI3QN. Oct 4-Tbe Rev. Augusf-
zSxlHbax, vicar Of Wilmington Bed
xsa#1s1se. il dead here. aged So years.
8as d contemporary at Rugby
lSafsnpI of the late Judge Hughes. the
1Sazhor hi TON Browns Schooi
1Ies. ana fight between young Or
IKg3AY ama another boy is believed to
<lTe been tlae original Of the dgh de-
eribAa III the book as taking place
ve<n Tom Brown and slogger VIII
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statesmen WANTED.


~ ALESMEN WANTED-BY A FINAN-
- cial institution OF high standing. young
or niddle-aged men, Of good reputation, ent
orgy and push TO qualify for positions Of
and division managers. Very
excellent opportunity and liberal income as
sured TO tho right parties Apply Rom 4,
second floor, Delaware Trust Company
Building s3o-ot.
n EAUTrFY YOUR HOME AND MAKE
ID your farms more valuable by planting
Shade trees Ornamental trees and shrub
berry California privet, fruit trees etc.
privet hodges trimmed by experienced men.
Good territory at all times for statesmen OF
ability and character. Call address or
phone. George s Mattingly, No. sls Jack
son street. sl4'2m.
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TYPENRITERS.

n, YPEWRITERS REPAIRED, RENTED.
4 sold Easy payments. Bargains. slightly
used undefwoods. Remingtons. Ribbons
Typewriter Supply Co., 915 Market Del.
marva phone n2e-tf
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AGENTS WANTED.


A GENTS MAKE OVER 50 90 DAILY
N selling noayly patented summer devices.
Easy work; liberal terms. Write al once for
information. G. T. Fox Co.. 443 Broadway,
Albany NJ ints
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Hptinx houses aud apartments
ttinn boa ders~-ln all such matters
S1Fnfshed, securing roomers
4e m 4nke have demonstrated their
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The Wants present means by
which losers and finders may commu-
nicate with each other quickly and
al trifiIng expense.-Adv.
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n oTIoE no DOG OWNERS.

~ O44CHf ~ ASN1 Wv WNGAeS.
Wilmington, Del, Sept. 20 1912.
By virtue Of the power and authority
ted in The State Lfge Stock Sanitary Board
by the Act Of the General Assembly OF the
State OF Delaware, approved April 4, 1911,
the owners Of all dogs 10 Brandywine. Will
mington, Christiaua, Mill Creek, White Clay
Greek, New Castle, Pencader aud Red Lion
Hundreds in said State, are hereby notified
that the said board in order to protect the
health of the domestic animals Of the State
Of Delaware and suppress, control and eradi-
cate the dangerous disease known 'rab-
les" have this day ordered that a quaran-
tins be established and maintained and di-
reefs DR.. James r. Mahahy to enforce the
same in and throughout the several hundreds
within said State heretofore mentioned, and
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the own
era Of dogs in said hundreds to keep them
in leash or imprisonment from September
20, 1912, to November 1, 1912.
Attention is directed to Section of the
said Act establishing said Board within
wilful violation of any Of the provisions of
said Act or any regulation OF the said
Board. or a wilful interference with officers
appointed under said act are made misde
meanor and upon conviction thereof, pun
ishable by fine not exceeding 800, or by
Imprisonment not exceeding one month, or
both at the discretion Of the court
The State Live Stock Sanitary Board by
NEWTON L. GRuBB,
s24-tf Vice-President
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The replacing of home helpers is
readily accomplished, and at but
trifiine expense, by making use of the
Wsnts.--Ad
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PRINTERS.

------1-@------1~---7------|----
IN WEDDING INVITATIONS, 81 Sd
e)U and up 500 Business Cards, Sf2b
JOHNSTON, Printing and Engraving No. IL
last Seventh street j1O-eod-tf.
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING


~ ENTLEMEN--IF YOU WANT THE
u highest cash prices for your old clothes
drop q postal card to Kristols s. No. 16 East
Frnnt street. a13-8m.
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ROOFERS.
HAIR DRESSING

NNIsS FRANCES MULHERIN, FOR
WI merly at s23 Market street, has re-
moved to 826 Market street. Shampooing,
scalp treatment facial massage, electrical
treatment. manicuring; full line Of switches
and transformations, also combings neatly
made up. y. & A. phone 5ss6A. m16-1y
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

VAT r. WANT YOUR SECOND HAND FUR
w niture. Highest cash prices Iaid.
Also now and second d-hand furniture for
sale Dugan, No. 2l7 East Ninth street
Phone 3115A S2l-u
HIGHEsT SPOT CASH PAID FOR ALI.
Ill kinds OF household go3ds. Isaac o.
Hajnes, Christians, Del Send postal or
telephone, 70, Newark, Del m17'h
ID ERGER PAYS MORE THAN OTHER
ID dealers for your Office furniture and
household goods. You re losing money II
You don't sell 70 him A postal will bring
our buyer there with tho ready cash. Berger,
srd 8 shipley. d. A. phcne bl1a.A mlo'f
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Il OR RENT-vERY DESIRABLE HOUSE,
a rooms and bath, two porches, half acre
trolley line, close TO city. Call D. & A.
phone. 49s4 o9.tf
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BONDING AND INSURANCE

ID AUL j. TAGGART--ALL FORMS OF
insurance. Surety on bonds by
SURETY co, Of New York
First floor. DUPONT Building. s2c-eod-1m
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Real Esfate Notices Rooms for Rent Wants Sales Proposals ppou
REAL ESTATE-F0B RENT.

A N ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
IA EVENING JOURNAL is AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
HOME. THE EVENING JOURNAL
is READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELLA w ARE NEWSPAPER.
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PERSONAL.

,r~>r<-~~~-~---~-
ID EFORE YOU MARRY WRITE FOR THE
ID latest book on natriflony entitled How
Kate Hastened the Wedding" Sent free.
Address p o. Box 2Ae Wilmington, Del
4fO.ff
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HELP WANTED.

10 VS. AND GIRLS WANTED AT THE
ID lutte Works IA years old and upward.
-tepdy work Apply Wilmington Mills over
fh 81 Bridge mlS'h
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ARCHITECTS

A RCHlTECrS AND ENGINEERS, s1S
"A Market ST. 80 years OF active practice
brings 70 our clients, much useful knowledge
ln design and construction, and We warrant
our work correct III all respects
z. L. RICE. jR-. Co. (Ine)
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CHIROPODIsT.
BEAUTY PARLORS

NE RS. CARRIE WRIGHT 1910 WASH
IN ington street Manicuring, electric
scalp treatment, facial massage hair dresh-
ing, shampooing; also singeing and clip
ping. Combngs neatly made up. m12. 6m.
y & A. Phone f054-L.
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FOX SALE OR RENT.


IL OR SALE OR RENT-FOUR ROOM
II house. No. i108 Conrad street Apply
~. es2 King street o1-12t.
E OR SALE OR RENT-sUBURBAN
II property about four miles from VIII
nington, lovely view OF river, 10 room
house. This win interest anyone who wants
to buy or rent beautiful home in the coun.
try Address for further Information, p o.
Box 543. Wilmington, Del slim.
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VACUUM CLEANER

r EFT Us DEMONSTRATE THE B0MEs-
~ tic, Jr., Vacuum cieausr in yoax howa.
Sells for $e.75. Sole selling agenta for tha
eRichmond' Suction Cleaners Prices, s3H,
sac, $50 and up. O. Awerv n. SOS unlms
ware avenue. d. & A. Phona &22A a.. wy
mington. Del m4-tk
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LOST AND FOUND.

49,
cy TOLEN-BUNTING FISH TAIL PEN
- nant feet by feet. f3lue, with large
red diamond IN centre, ON which ia white
lettering is Elysium. Reward for infor-
nation leading TO recovery. CONFIDENTIAL Ad.
dress L-6. Evening Journal Office, oa2t.
n osT-LADrEs GOLD PIN WITH
4 diamond IN center. Reward If returned
TO No. 7O6 Delaware avenue o3-2t.
Il osT-A SMALL BLACK KITTEN.
Ia answers TO the name OF Mig. A liberal
reward II returned TO Mrs. Joseph W. Bar
nahy No 4o7 Lombard street Lost at
Eighth and jefferson streets. s3oet.
~ OUND-S0ME TIME AGO, AMETHYST
Il brooch. Owner can have same by ap.
plying 7t this Office and describing prop
erty. sle-tf
\ osT-oN THURSDAY NIGHT AT
1 Garriek Theatre. Silver Mesh Purse.
lnitials. +. NJ II. Liberal reward n re-.
turned to the Morning News office. s14-tf.
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NEW HOUSES NOS 1901 TO 1911 AND
~ 1827 Oak street. Papercd TO suit heat
and all convenences Built by John r.
Healy & Son. No. other Recommendation
necessary. Aie''f
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PLUMBERS.

ID ALPH y. FIDANCE
h Plumbing and Heating Moderate
prices. Calls attended TO AZ once No 1902
West Sixth street d. & A. Phone i541-D.
Delmarvia. 1885. nt7'u
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FOR RENT.


< TORE ROOM FOR RENT, THIRD AND
- Market streets Apply Greenbaum s.
No. 304 Market street. s25eod-tf
EOR RENT-TWo ROOMS ON THE
IT second floor Of The best built building
IN Wilmington and the best location for light
manufacturing. Elevator and heat. Apply
at once. Gawthrop Bro, No. 1o4 West
Fourth Street. m29-tf.
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BUSINESS NOTICE

II AVE YOUR SHOES SHINED IN THE
Ill Ford Building, in polish that has last
ing lustre Ladies' parlors are best in
town. Our motion is quick and efficient
service. s1S-eod-1m.
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HE'LL WANTED---NlALE.

An ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
IN EVENING JOURNAL is AN
4DVERTfsEMENT IN II
HOME. THE EVENING JOURNAL
IL READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELLA WARE NEWSPAPER
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

n ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
IA EVENING JOURNAL is an
ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
HOME. THE EVENING JOURNAL
is READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
j e. A WAR r NEWSPAPER.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE.


XAT ANTED-POSITION AS HOUSE.
w keeper BY fehned unincumhered
Young woman Beaf Of references Address
Fac. Evening Journal Omce oil 3,5.
n EspECTABIE MIDDLE AGED COLORED
IL woman desires days work ADDRESS
A-l5. Journal Ofire. s286t.
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1900. /
collector or
A rst collecj
w'ear 1871
County,
moreH
REAK. ESTATE

n VIN hAT771--6f A~T,y-7- =
4 !, farming locality. a1nns, s,I1ds IN q
- s'ason' Son Groom house and ms rom
ya.syo- street = 4 PARK, No 1o7 e1''a WY s
=. :. oA.g
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WANTED

w ANTED IL YOUNG MAN WISHES
w board in private family, on west
sue 81 city. Address J. y. e. Evening
Journal Ofnce. o3-3t.
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II OR RENT-FI IIRN1sHED ROOMS
- Suitable for wagers or light house
keeping No. 4o3 West Third St. o2-2w.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-02-24
COT, WATrERsoN AGAIN.

Col. Watterson has thrown another
monkey wrench into the Woodrow VIII
son machine. ''In Governor Wilson,
says the doughty Kentucky editor, we
should have candidate who has made
4 deathbed repentance of lifelong con.
victions, ably expounded, to secure a
presidential nomination The colonel
refers to Wilson's writings and lee
lures covering a long period of years
In opposition to the initiative and
referendum and his recent espousal OF
these issues for the aid they might do
his candidacy. "1n Governor Wilson,
Mr.. Watterson continued. I'VE should
have candidate every step of whose
way through the whole campaign
would be over the hidden pitfalls OF a
career yet to be explored.
II am th.nking," Mr. Watterson con-
tinued, "solely of the public interest
as affected by private character and
the party inherent as menaced by for
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-02-24
CHARLTON.

County Clerk Collins on Saturday is
sued a marriage license to Raymond
Wheeler and Miss Mabel Wallace, both
of Ottercreek township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Means Of
Des Moines, formerly of this city were
in Charlton Saturday enroute to Rus
sell where they had been called to at
tend the funeral Of the formers mother
Mrs. Margaret Means Of Atlantic, who
formerly resided in this county. The
funeral services were held at the M. d
church in Russell.
Mrs. Georgia Patterson Of Omaha, re-
turned home Saturday after q tive
weeks visit with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs Geo. Newman.
Mrs. Susan White Of Abba came Sat
urday for visit with her cousin Mrs
G. N. Anderson.
Virgil Lynn Of WOODBURY. returned
home Saturday after few days visit
at the home of his uncle 7. Courier.
Mrs. Chris Kaiser of Ottumwa re
turned home Saturday after few
weeks Visit with her daughter Mrs
Homer Caughlan.
Mrs. o. B. Ratliff and little daughter
Della visited over Sunday In Russell
with her niece Mrs. Guy Baker.
Mrs. w. A. Littleton Of Abba return
ed home Saturday evening after g
brief visit at the home Of her cousin
L. G. Written.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-02-24
SCHOOL SITE
Is PURCHASED.
FAIRFIELD BOARD PAYS $e25o
FOR GROUND THREE BLOCKS
FROM SQUARE

Fairfield, Feb, 22.-(Special) The
school board of Fairfield yesterday af-
ternoon authorized the purchase Of the
site for the new $4,000 high school. A
quarter OF a block occupied by the old
Dewey hotel on Briggs street, two
blocks from the court house, together
with two adjoining lots, was purchased
for the sum Of $9,250. The board also
selected a Des Moines firm for max
Ing the plans and specifications. It is
hoped that the construction Of the
building may be commenced Just as
soon as the buildings now on the site
are removed. sq,.. ,4 !. l.5 .l
The Dewey hotel property. owned
by j. s. Gantz, was secured at a cost
of $4,000. The next adjoining lot west,
belonging to j. Lining. cost $2,25O,
and second lot west, the property Of
G. N. Sense, $4,000. In relative position
to the city square, the new building
will be located one block north and
two blocks west.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-02-24
EDDYviLLE.

Simon jaeger Of Batavia Is here yis-
ting his mother and other relatives.
Mrs. Mary Judge who has been here
visiting her mother Mrs. Simons re-
turned to her home at Georgetown on
Saturday.
Miss Nellie Sullivan left the latter
part of last week for Kansas City
where she will visit her brother.
Will Van Ness of Oskaloosa was in
town Saturday calling on friends.
A. l.. Carson who has been here for
some time visiting friends left Satur-
day for Charles city, la.
Ed Secress was an Oskaloosa busi-
ness caller Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. E. Bell is reported on the
sick list.
The students Of the high school gave
an entertainment at the opera house
Friday night. The principal part OF the
program for the evening was a colored
minstrel which was well played BY
those participating. Specials on tho
eral small girls, solo THE Last Rose
of Summer" by Miss Louise Ward. a
readine "Colored Camp Meeting" by
Miss Leta Worrall, imitation Of a
southern stump speech by John De
Tar. which were all well appreciated
by the crowd. On account of being un.
able to accommodate all who gathered
TIlOdy ilSul, thO pay w a. ASpCdtCu
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. p. Awtry were in
Oskaloosa Saturday looking after bust
ness.
Saturday Feb. II being the Saith
birthday anniversary Of ]. w. Shahan
a reunion was held at his home. Two
of the children were unable to attend.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. c..
II. Shahan and son Paul from near
Cuba, Miss Elsie Belman and brother
Maudrice from Abba. Dr. and Mrs.
Shahan and son Russell and Mrs NJ
E. Bell. who spent an enjoyable day to-
gether.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-02-24
BLAKESBuRC Man
SECURES PATENT
JACOB HUBER HAS INVENTED
CEMENT FENCE POST; SOUGHT
BY RAILROAD COMPANIES.

A cement, fence post to which wire
fencing, boards or iron rods can be
nailed Just as If it We're wooden, is the
ingenious invention Of Jacob Huber, a
young contractor Of Blakesburg Mr..
Huber has just recently secured his
patent. He states that he has already
secured number of offers, principally
from railroad companies for the post,
but he has refused them all, believing
that he has post that Is worth more
than the present offers, although they
are large.
The cement post Is a simple thing.
Running perpendicular through the
center Is strip OF sheet iron, almost
the width Of the post. The construc-
ton of this strip not only greatly re-
inforces the post but affords the
means of driving steeples or nails into
1t. A small slot running the entire
length of the post branches into "Y''
shaped construction Of the sheet iron.
A nail or steeple driven into 1t
causes the ends of the nail or steeple
to enter these two prongs of the "Y,'
thus bending it into a clinch and Civ.
ing it the strength Of a clinched nail
or steeple. Those who are acquainted
with the task of pulling out clinched
nails will realize the great force that
would be required to pull nail or
steeple out of this post. Since the
process is the same as driving into
wood, broad, fence wire or even an
iron rod can be nailed to the post.
Mr.. Huber states that his invention
has received the commentator of
many influential men who are in a
position to pass upon it. The minute
parts of the construction Of the post
overcome difficulties that would other
wise show themselves. The post Ia
now complete, but Mr.. Huber is still
working with it for greater perfection.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-02-24
SALEM.

hard time Valentine social was
held at the Frank Jackman home on
Wednesday evening. Various amuse-
ments were enjoyed. A three course
supper was served. A prize was award
ed for the most suitable costume.
At the club rooms wednesday night
a valentine party was the source of a
jolly time for the members of the
Woman's club and their husbands
arrived last week and Is visiting his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Thompson
Mrs. John Pickard Of Hillsborn
spent several days of last week with
her husbands parents Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Packard at Cottonwood.
DR.. C. D. Rawhouser attended the
Burlington district dental convention
held at Burlington Monday and Tues
day. -
!, The eight months old child Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Oscar Pickard who has been
seriously i'll, is reported better.
Mrs. Sidwell Stanley and little
daughter Celia of Burlington are Wis
iting the formers parents Mr.. and Mrs
II. S. Brown.
Miss Bessie Mogel was i'll for several
days last week.
\ Levi Thompson came from Bradshaw
Nebr., last week, called here by the
Thompson. ag
Mrs S. Bonnell and Mrs. A. A. Bantl
are entertaining their sister Mrs. w
Hagan from Chicago. al
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Williams drove to
Trenton Saturday and remained until
Monday. While there they were guests
Of Mrs. Williams sister Mrs. DolliG
Morrison and family #&
Mrs. w. H. Leedham and Miss Kate
Hoggatt came from Mt Pleasant and
spent Wednesday with relatives. @l
The w. c. r.. U. will meet with Mrs
Pierce Wednesday afternoon of this
week.
Miss Pauline Collatt filled the va
cancy last week in the primary de-
nartment Of Salem schools. caused by
the illness of the teacher Miss Mary
Maris. III a