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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-02-28
EXPERTS DEAL WITH QUESTIONS
THAT PERTAIN TO crop RAISING


The judges of the various kinds
OF grain entered were busy all Of
this morning making their awards
and found that the entries were al
of exceptionally high grade grain
The awards made in the various
classes are given below:
Central Section of State.
Yellow Dent Corn: John Hender
son, Cokato, first; Nachbar Bros.
Jordan, second; J. d. Kloos, Chaska
third j. X. Kremer Jordan, fourth
Paul Burtslaff. Saltwater, fifth; Frank
Sitter, Cokato, sixth; Mike Sitter
'Cokato, seventh; F. a. Thomas
Pennington, eighth.
Minnesota No. 10: Ole Nordland
Cokato, first; John Henderson, Co
katO. second; Arthur Titlud, Cokato
third; Frank Sitter, Cokato, fourth
Mike Sitter. Cokato fifth.
White Dent: j. w. Beckman, Co
kato, first; Ole Nordland, Cokato
second: John Henderson. Cokato
third: Nachbar Bros. Jordan, fourth
II. Arens. Jordan, fifth; Frank Stiff
ter. Cokato. sixth; Joseph f. Dame
ker, Dumont, seventh.
Any Other Dent: John Henderson
Cokato, first; Mike Sitter, Cokato
second; Frank Sitter, Cakota. third.
Any Variety Flint: John Hender
saltwater, second; Frank Sitter
Cokato. third
Sweepstakes, Corn Any Variety
J. w. Beckman, Cokato.
Southern Minnesota.
Yellow Dent: l.. n. Scott. Fair
mont, first; p. Scott. Fairmont;. sec
cnd: NJ. f. Ponwith, Cleveland third
J.. T. Thew, Union Center. fourth
J. A. Thomas, Cambria. fifth; Ole
Ericsson, Rapidan. sixth; Frank Wolfe
Traverse, seventh: NJ ID. Hahn
Amiret. eighth; Ed Managan. Pres
ton. ninth; II. A. Ludke, Amboy
tenth
White Dent: A. r. Davis, ST. Pc
ter first; Waldo Adams, Mankato, sec
ond: II. II. Schulz, Springfield, third
n. Fl. Wiker, Mabel, fourth; IT. p
Hanson, Albert Lea, sixth; Hugh
Norman. Lake Crystal. seventh: Jul
ins Hanse, Spring Valley, eighth; Ed
Managan, Preston, ninth; j. Parks
Huntley. tenth.
Any Other Dent: j. A. Thomas
Cambria, first; c. H. Murohy, Gale
donia. second o. w. Healy, Maple
ton, third; J. d. Johnson, Lake Crys
tai. fourth; ]. H. Thompson, Man
kato, fifth: John p Murhoy. Gale
donia, sixth.
Flint, Any Variety: John p. Muir
hoy. Caledonia. first; c., H. Murphy
Caledonia, second; Louis Yaeger
Rapidan, third
Sweepstakes, All Sections.
Any Variety Corn: L. NJ Scott
Fairmont.
yellow Dent: L. NJ. Scott, Fair
mont.
White Dent: j. w. Beckman, Co
kato.
Any Other Dent: ]. A. Thomas
Cambria
Flint: John p. Murphy, Caledonia
Grand Champion sweepstakes
which secures the Minnesota Field
Crop Breeders association trophy
cup, L. NJ. Scott, Fairmont.
Sweet Corn.
Early Sweet Corn: John Hender
son, Cokato. first; Mike Sitter, Co
kato. second; ]. w. Beckman, Co
kato, third; Frank Sitter, Cokato
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fourth; Louis Yaeser' Rapie N;
Ernest Binger. Mankato.
Late Sweet Corn: ~ Hahn,
Amiret, first; Ralph N an, Man.
kato, second; John Hcndlcy, Man
kato, third.
Sweepstakes: John Henderson, Co.
kato.
Pop Corn.
White Pop Corn: H. A. Hanson,
Mankato, first; Robert Williams,
Mankato, second; j. Park, Huntley,
third; w. d. Fleming, Mankato,
fourth; George F. Yaeger, Rapidan,
fifth.
Colored Pop Corn: ID. f. Crane,
Jr., Mankato, first; w. II. Sayler,
Good Thunder; third; John Land.
kamer. Rapidan, third; Erving John
son, Lake Crystal, fourth; Mike
Sitter. Cokato. fifth: w. d. Flem-
ing, Mankato, sixth; w. D. Fleming,
Mankato, seventh.
Sweepstakes: d. e. Crane, Jr.,
Mankato.
Best Single Ear, Yellow Dent:
p. Scott, Fairmont, first; ID. f.
Crane, Mankato, second; c. A.
Barnes, Mankato, third; l.. NJ. Scott,
fourth; II. p. Hanson, Albert Lea,
fifth; l.. NJ. Scott, Fairmont, seventh;
f. ]. Naylor, Good Thunder, eighth
J. Park, Huntley, ninth; NJ. F. Pom
with, Cleveland, tenth.
Best Single Ear. White Dent: A. Il.
Davis, st. Peter, first: n. J. Wilmer,
Albert Lea, second; II. Z. Hanson,
Albert Lea, third; j. w. Beckman,
Cokato, fourth; J. w. Willard, Good
Thunder, fifth; c. II. Murphy, Gale
donia, sixth: A. l.. Miller, Mapleton,
seventh; Ed Managan. Preston,
eighth; J. Park, Huntley, ninth; Wal
do Adams, Mankato, tenth.
Best Single Ear. Any Other Dent:
{. ii. Murphy. Caledonia, first; J.
w. Beckman, Cokato, second; c. c..
Sawyer. Redwing, third; John Hen.
derson, Cokato, fourth; Mike Sitter,
Cokato, fifth; J. p. Murphy, Gale
donia, sixth: J. II. Murphy, Gale.
donia, seventh.
Best bushel of 100 ears, any variety:
Waldo Adams, Mankato, first; w. J.
Whitney. Albert Lea, second: A. r,
Davis, st. Peter, third; Fl. P. Hanson,
Albert Lea, fourth; NJ. D. Hahn,
Amiret, fifth.
Henry Holt, Cokato, first; Paul
Burtztoff, Saltwater, second; C. NJ.
Moe, Springfield, third; A. Olson,
East Grand Forks, fourth; C. H..
Murphy Caledonia fifth: A. NJ
Schneeberger. Amboy, sixth; August
Schultz, Mankato, seventh; A. A. Ju-
liar, Eagle Lake, eighth; A. o. Tit
rud, Cokato, ninth; J. Fl. Thompson,
Mankato, tenth
Winter Wheat-Frank Sitter, Co.
kato, first; Paul Burtzlaff, Saltwater,
second; William Irban, Hutchinson,
third; Frank Wolfe, Traverse, fourth
Blue Stem Wheat-Paul Burtzlaff
saltwater: William Dehue, New Ulm
second; Eberhart brothers, Good
Thunder. third; NJ. d. Hahn, Amiret
fourth; William Eberhart, fifth; c. J.
Johnson, Mankato, sixth; Judd Cor
nell, Mapeton, seventh; John Hol-
berg, Mankato, eighth; Schumacher
& Son, Plainview, ninth.
Fife Wheat-A. d. Van Sickle,
Warren, first: c. III. Murphy, Gale.
donia. second; Judd Cornell, Maple.
ton, third.
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Will FIGHT THE RATES
Controversy Has Begun in the Ranks
OF Modern Brotherhood; State
Meeting Called.

A rate controversy like that worry
is now faced by the Modern Brother
hood of America, another fraternal
insurance order, with headquarters
at Upton, Iowa. A state meeting at
the Andrews hotel, Minneapolis,
March 20, was announced today by
j. F. Dykeman, Brainerd, of the ma
tional executive board, formed to OPP
pose the rates and double assess
ments established at the recent Den
yer convention of the order.
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ed in mapping the route of the pro.
posed highway, because Redwing OBJ
iects to the original route through
Pine Island, Zumbrota, Cannon Falls
and Hampton.
However, AZ the meeting in Roch'
ester it is expected that some deci.
sion will be reached on the exact
route to be followed.
The Rochester Auto club is fos-
terinS the movement to construct the
state highway. believing it to be one
OF the most important roads for tour
lists leading TO the Twin Cities.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-02-28
westbrook Accepts the Call.

Announcement of Dean F. F. West
brooks acceptance of the presidency
of the University of British Column
hia, new institution, reputed to be
the richest university in the world,
was made in the deans office in the
medical school at the state univer-
sity yesterday.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-02-28
Not a Word About Outing.

Sheriff Osten says that since his
not single word has
been heard by him from or about
John Quitting, the cute little land
scape architect who decamped few
weeks ago with some of Mankato's
cold cash obtained by Quitting on
phony checks.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-02-28
Treasury In Fine Shape.

St Louis Globe-Democrat: 1t is an
agreeable fact that the United States
treasury was never in better shape
with change of administration at
hand.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-02-28
Another Candidate in Field.

Henry klugherz took out a petition
at the city clerks office this morn
ing with the intention of filling for
councilman.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-02-28
kluqherz a Candidate.

Henry Klugherz returned his peti.
ton to the city clerk this afternoon
and he is now full-fiedged candi.
date for coucilman
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Gradually Growing Weaker.

Word from Willmar today was to
the effect that Dr. H. A. Tomlinson's
condition was not favorable and that
he is. gradually growing weaker.
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REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE

Il OR SALE OR RENT-HOUsE AT NO.
II 2233 Market street, II rooms and bath.
+. A. Mousley No. 21o1 Market street.
iune16tf.
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Information for Travellers
Time Of roleys from Wilmington
Trains Marked % Expresses

Philadelphia. A M-22os ss6- 40. 800 $40 7o5
& SG % soS ss0 SO 49, & S ZOO. oso 60 1852 Ss
s.ss. az. so ss Sss sOS eso' Ss5 to- 74o s.ol'
Phiadsphs s.ss- 40 o5
sSs ~ 1870 t65s Ml2 so' 90 a. 4 go Soi.
10 A'Y s gs'l '' 50 S ssS
l0 40 sos y a5 sunday o. &c. 40 s47 ls2 ii57
n 10 Baltimore and wangpn Aoi. LIS TO-. sos. slo.
os 5 49, si1 y 80 s7 s a ' sOS 'Os
Baltimore and Way Stations. M--l2ls. iol2 M-245
s99. u io'
To Baltimore and Way A Mos. p. M-SSo
For Point. pEIAWARE 5 ga & DIvsI9S E. " aATLHpAp az.
Down State sundays M-7.SS M-4.5a
r. p,p.,,, BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD. 80
10 10 a. iiIs' 45i SO
10 To Fh!ad'Phs Msdo asO es7..
Wash a.ass as 5 No S5s' Ss Ss 80 80: sS 80 4os
RsItnogs n5 Va ws: H;l9 4Ss- so a. Cos.
i.oo' a.4s',4.5a'. 5.4s, s.6s.. 80 49, -
Reading and wy wRgIsaDsaFIA siU EEAP4Ns S H4HwAE a, su
days-s.is M 2Io and as D. m.
n,,. STEAMBOATS,.
and o. so 90 'OO iO''" is'Oo
300 ITO wilmington A'O0 $50 O0' M-i'' $50 'lS
FENToN BEACH FERRY
and Sunday extra Tuesday. Thursday Saturday evenings
TROLLEY LINES
TO Chester and ninut
Market sts qv @ is ham -. M
eye Even hour and n,i oS. a. for % snss % 100 and Gers
TO brandywnG Springs and Msrshsuop Sixth and
All 20
street.. .v ,r IL
before the hour and Tor in
e.5s and 72s 80 -'' !"
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HOROSCOPE
JULY 10.
JUDY 10.

Any person born on this date
should be cautious in marrying es-
pecially early in life.
The governing planet of this birth
date is the Moon and this causes men
and women to be tickle ami change
able, and until they have learned to
control their nature and know what
they want, they should not enter into
any matrimonial alliance.
The happiness and prosperity OF
people born on this birthdate depends
entirely on themselves.
Love of music and art is a dom
mating trait of the Cancer person or
in other words Of a person born under
the Cancer sigL. which is represented
on the Zodiac by the Crab.
Ths comng week will be sound to
to advantageous in the advertising
Though the Want Ads of apartments
ior early FlI: for the rsntine OF
furnished apartments for the coming
soason and for boarding places.
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BOARDING AND LODGING

---a-s.4-r-e-..- --a--4ls-------..
ID OARDERS OR TABLE BOARDERS.
ID Pleasant rooms. d. a A. phone ARID.
No. 500 Concord Ave. iune25-1m.
DOARDERs wANTED-s46o PER
ID week. An convenience No. 80s
West street. iunei1-1m.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

~ Office rs HEREBY GIVEN OF THE
~ withdrawal on July 8, 1913. Of William
II Denn from the firm Of r. and ID. Electro.
Plating Company. the said company in the
future consisting Of William y Buckley
alone. All debts due TO the said The y
and d. Electro Plating Company are now
payable 70 William J Buckley, who is also
iys.at
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Kershaw & Whitten
Finest line of
w ALL PAPERS

NO sac MADISON ST.
D. "A Phone, 51O5D. Wilmington. Del
Estimates Furnished. Lowest Prices.
Ht2.u.
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VACUUM CLEANING. WITH LARGE
street machine. Also with best electric
machine Cnll d. & A. phone, 2O74 for esti.
mates. Machine 20 hire by the day.
Vacuum Cleaning Co.. No i4l3 Harrison
street. Agency for santo Vacuum
Cleaner fehs.em
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
--@...-1--~-.-e.,.--.,.,v,
Nr TcELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR |
~ gentlemen. No. ~ East Thirteenth /
street. iune27-fm.
II OR RENT-cHEAP. TWO ROOMS ON
II first foor St.25 per week No. 2l5
ratnali street. juyl-eod-im.
4OO EAST SEVENTH STREET. FUR
HUI nished rooms; heat for light house
keeping. deca.if.
NOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
Il near Eighth and Washington Address
r. 80 journal office. jyo-3t
II OR RENT-FURNIsHED OR UNFUR.
IT nished rooms IN private family. Must
be reliable. No. eo5 shpley ST. iyio'3t
II URNIsHED ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR
II business people. Warm. light and cory.
No. III West Ninth 81. m1-tf.
EOR RENr-NICELY FURNISHED
II room for gentleman Apply No 1908
monroe street. iunelO-lm.
II URNIsHED ROOMS FOR RENT 8. =.
~ corner Eighth and Van Buren, streets.
Phone, d. A.. 274iA. iunell-lm.
II uRN1sHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
street iunel4-im.
NJ ICELY FURNISHED ROOMS An NO.
~ 1927 Market street. Bath. phone.
e'ee.rle hght. idne27'im.
EoR RENT - NICELY FURNISHED
rooms with use Of phone and bath.
ly9'lmo' l04 n. Eighth ST.
IL OR RENr-NICE. CLEAN, FURNISHED
Il rooms, also pnrlor on first floor; all
c,onrenicnces. Terms reasonable. No. i11s
Ming street. iune24-tm.
LHoR RENr-rRREE UNFURNIsHED
II rooms third noor, suitable for light
housekeeping. No 400 Madison street.
iyio6t.
IL OR RENT--LODGE ROOMS in oDD
II Felows' Hall, Third and King strests
Apply Harry IoPkis. No. 300 Marke, street
Apr2ttf
Furnished Rooms
LARGE AND AIRY
Rull's Head Hotel. Nos 1O3.fO5 .tO7 West
Fourth street. Nowly rcmodelcd. new furni
ture, new management Reasonable rates
Electric lighted throughout Use of bath.
EDWARD @. HORGAN
iy7-lm. Proprietor.
BOARDING AND LODGING
----s-e-~-e-.----,--- '-----e----.---.--s->e--s
ID OARDERS OR TABLE BOARDERS.
No. 500 Concord Ave. iune25-1m.
DOARDERS WANTED s45o PER
ID week. An convenience No. 8Os
West street. iunei1-1m.
NOTICES.
-----s~---~----~----------s,-
~ OTICE-l WILL PAY no BILLS UN
~ loss contracted by myself aftcr this
date July iO 1919. William o. Day.
hdgo Moor Dot iyio'ai.
NJ OTICEI VII PAY No BILas IN
~ less contracted by myself
iyt0-2t. Alfonso rleith.
Al ADAM LEO - ROMANY GYPSY
Nl Pnimist. Tells your past. present and
iuture. lust as You have gone ard win 90
through htc for 25c. Shcllpot Park. VIII
m'nsion, Delaware. iyio.im.
~ o THE TAXPAYERs or NEW CASTLE
county The taxes Tor the year 1912 are
now delinquent and as there has hecn com.
pieto change IN collections 70 will hcncht tho
persons owing back taxes hy paying NJ once
and save additional cost as all do
linquent taxes must he pnid at once
lyl'im ROBERT NJ BURNS.
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NOTICES.

DO you prefer a room in a private
fnmily or accommodation in board
Ing house or hotel? The Wants are
equally effective in either case. To
secure a directory of available rooms,
call upon the Wants.-Adv.
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HAIR DRESSING

A LITTLE ATTENTION BY AN EXPERT
~ each week. helps wonderfully. We are
experts. Hair dressing, manicuring scalp
treatment face and head massaging Chill
drens work a speciality. Louise O. Potts.
6oa Equitable Bldg. iune26.3m.
Nj RS CARRIE WRIGHT. NO. an w.
NI Tenth street. ManicurinE. Electric
Scaip Treatment. Facial Massage Hair
Dressing. Shampooing CombinEs neatly
made up. d. A. phone. 1924
anr2 6m
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- TANLEY SILKA. MERCHANT TAILOR
- Suits made 10 order at reduced prices.
We do cleaning, securing. dyeng and alter.
ing OF Ladies' and Gentlemcn's Suits Work
called for and delivered. s. r. Corner
Ninth and Pine streets. Dclmarvia telephone.
356s, iy2-eod-1m.
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SANITARY WORKERS


Nj X. KELTER.
M. SANITARY. ODORLFss FyCA VAT.
ing. Office, S. W. Corner Fourth and Yves.
sfeeus. oct21.u.
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II NOUND-HUNTING CASE WATCH AND
n chain. Owner may have same 10y prov.
ing property and paying for this advertise.
mont Address T.. ~ Evening journal
Once iyI0.tt.
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CHIROPODIST

TNLORA JOHNSON SrRApLEf CHR
II opodisf has removed 20 keitz Building,
N. W. Corner sixth and Market streets
d. a A. phone, 26i7. n26.u
A NNfE NJ. SCHAFFER. CHfROpODlST
n has removed 20 the Harris Building No.
2lI W. Tenth street. ID. A. A. phone,
1895. iau24.iyr,
IsLfEARErH HANRAHAN. GRADUATE
II Fowler A Hanna. Ltd Chiropody and
inanicurng. hairdrcssnr and massaging. No.
200 Adams ST. ID. a. A.. zoos. Evening
by appointment. mayi5-tyr.
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4OO EAST SEVENTH STREET. FUR
HUI nished rooms; heat, for light house
keeping. dec3.tf.
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PLUMBERS
EXCHANGE.


- TAMP AND COUPON EXCHANGE
- II you want full value for Stamp Books.
Tobacco Tags and Coupons 20 all kinds. cali
5. Cor. Second and Monroe streets.
Cash or articles given. d. & A. phone
2as3A. Automatic. 2O29. ivatf
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VxT ANTED-TwO MACHINIsTs. APPLY
w +. s. slocomb & Co.. Inc, -Four
teenth and Poplar Sts jys'3t.
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REAL EsTATE-FOR RENT

Wy E CAN FIND YoU AN OCCUPANT
w for that idle room. You are losing So
or 50 week now. Address D-25. Evening
Journal Once. d11-tf.
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PERSONAL


/ ADIEs-st.OOo REwARD-I 70 t.
~ lively guarantee my great success /
Monthly remedy safely relieves aome Of
the lonEest, most obstinate abnormal cases IN
three 10 hve days; no harm. pain or inter
ference with work; mail S1.5O; double
strength, $500. DR.. Southington. No. 20
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PRINTERS

S0 WEDDING INVITATIONS $50
w and up. 500 BusirsGs Cards 1925
JOHNSTON. Printing and Engraving, No.
615 Market st. i1O.eod-tr
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1NR. J. @. RosEMoNT. FORMERLY
~ with her brother CDR. NJ. Davis), is
now located at No. IT'S Market street.
juue24-1m.
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HELP wANTED-MALE


ARPENTERS WANTED. APPLY TO
~ No 1906 Maryland Ave. jys-3t.
iysst
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ToR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
Il near Eighth and Washington Address
k3o journal Office jyoat.
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BEAUTY PARLoRs

Nj ANICURING, MAssAGING AND
AZ Scalp Treatment. Mrs. A. Reed. No.
9e2 Hhipiey ST. marI5.er,
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PUBLIC SALE. :

- PUBLIC SALE or 14d
S1tNEf4 head Of Cattle and Is
kAAASlA Horses. ~ our stockyards IN
-X.,s.uZV kenueu Square Pa Tues.
elskrrstv~ssSfo day. July i5. Terms strictly
cash. We will sell any
KIND Of live stock for you on commission.
lylnll'l4 SINCLAIR & KLAIR.
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TAILORS.

NJ ROSENBERG-LA Am GFN,rS,
ttl tailor and furrier. Formerly Of No. 4O7
u, DeaWare avenue, has removed TO No. 7OI
west Eighth street. Cleaning, altering re-
pairing dyeing, securing and pressing Of
Ladies and Cents clothing promptly AZ.
tended TO- Suits made 10 order Work
b7tsY. - pnone'
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BUSINESS NOTICE


BUSINESS NOTICE
! SAC r. GLENN. GR11NiNG. NO.
8O35 Market street iy7-6t.
ID EFoRE DIsPosTNG OF YOUR FUR.
ID niture also Office and household, call
Dugan Bros. No. 2i7 E. Ninth st.
iunei3-im.
! osEPH j. o'NEILL CO.. RoOFERs
u Tin, tar and sheet iron roofing and
spouting. No. 7is West Third street.
iy2.im.
I AVN MOWERS sHARPENEp AND RE.
IL paired Carpc, Sweepers and Wringers
repaired. John r. Schweizcr. No 525 West
Front street. BVth phones mao-n
TT you WANT TO SELL. YOUR CLOTHES
l call up Isaac Gibbs No. saa French ST.
y. & A. phone No. zoos. and he will call
for them iane.u.
DIANo MOVING AND HAULING. ALL
L work done with SPECIAL care. d, A.
phone, 2374; Del, 1912. James Stewart
Lowe. No. 1909 roiu'n 81, ianotf.
II AMEs =. srIRfITH & BRO. NO. io4
~ Tntnall street Dealers w scrap iron and
metals second hand pipe always on hand
Open Saturdays until o. m. Janis dm.
TAMEs W. MGINLEY,
u SOC Orange street
Roofing, heating and repairing of an kinds
Heater. range and stove repairing specially.
iy0-1mo.
nEAD ANIMALS REMOVED DAY OR
night. Allow 81 for horse COW
Phones: d. & A.. 9O7 and 1865, Delmar.
via. 1909 and 1883. Wilmington Sanitary
Company. iune26im.
GNAo 2wOLAK. MANUFACTURER or
l all kinds nf baskets. Willow rec and
rattan Baskets made 10 order. All kinds
nf repairing done. No 62a Madison street.
D. a phone 27a5. iyi
I AS r. sHOCKLEY. NO. ats EAST
cloihes. carpets, shoes, etc Highest cash
prices paid. jy2-eod-im.
- TANLEy sILKA. MERCHANT TAILOR.
- Suits made 10 order at reduced prices
We do cleaning securing dyeng and alter.
called for and delivered s. r. Corner
Ninth and Pine streets Dclmarva telephone.
a56s iv2-cod. M
VACUUM CLEANING. WITH LARGE
' street machine Also with best electric
machine. Cnll d. & A. phone, 2074 for esti.
mates. Machine 20 hire by the day.
street Agency for santo Vacuum
Cleaner f'ha'em.
Kershaw & Whitten
Finest line of
w ALL PAPERS
NO sac MADISON ST.
i D. a A. Phone, 5t05D. Wilmington. Del.
Estimates Furnished. Lowest Prices
si2.u.
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ROOFERS
TYPEWRIT


~ YPEWRITERS REPAIRED. RENTED
Il sold. Easy payments. Bargains, slightly
psed Royals Underwoods. Remingtons. Rib
bons. Typewriter Supply Co, No. 9t5 Mar.
ket St. Both phones Aa3-tf
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SITUATION wANTED-FEMALE
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APARTMENTS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

w ANTED-Ar ONCE, GOOD. RELIABLE
w party with small capital 10 open real
estate office, Reference exchanged. Address
Real Estate, 1910 French street jy0-2t
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leave the whole case i'm your hands
bunting tool, mp his masters cue.
wrhis ia perfectly legal" me declared.
mo written objections have been
filed. He can't object until something
has been done
"Then / want to write out my OBJ
iectous now" said ED.
Go ahead. Mr. Mayor" said Blunt
ing. q want IL understood I object
to these proceedings" said I'D.
Go ahead, go ahead" said Bunting.
Craver swore in Lieutenant Todd and
Sergeant Weltzel Bunting asked
them to tell their stories. The &C
count of each was substantially cor
rect-that of Weitzel being clearer and
more complete than that of Todd.
Neither testified that my husband had
resisted arrest
The solicitor, who throughout the
trial was smiling and povial, brought
out the fact that the soldiers OF Com
pany d., o. N. G., had been empowered
by the chief of police and the mayor
to act as guards.
"What have you got to say, Mr.
Smith," asker Craver
81 object to the whole proceedings. l."
A silence followed. 1t was Craver's
move next and he meant to make him
self impressive. He succeeded in APP
pearing pompous and fat-headed.
81 find Mr.. Smith guilty" he said.
Another silence, meant to be pom
derous.
Craver spoke.
"Mr. Smith, since this is not the
first time you have rebelled against
the authorities, l fine you $25 and
costs"
Silence
"And if the fine is not paid, l SEN
tence you to the Cleveland workhouse
to work it out"
Ed arose and addressed the militia
men. 81 want you boys to understand
that l have nothing against you per-
sonally. You did your duty as you
saw it. What I object to is the I'M
lawful actions of the mayor and the
chief of police in giving orders to
you"
Ed was then led back to his cell
and locked in.
MILDRED C. SMITH.
Cleveland Socialist.