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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-06
VASSAR GIRL 5. IN
DESPERATE PLIGHT.
One browns and Four Are Saved
after Sliding on
Thin Ice,

Ioughkecpsle. y. Y, FEB. 5- Five Vas
sar students We're tobganniug on the col
lego ground tonight when their toboggan
got beyond their control, ran out on an
artificial pond, broke through the Ice and
Elizabeth B Mylud of poughkcepsle was
drowned The other four were rescued
after a desperate struggle. ON the to-
boggau besides Miss My.od were Myra
Hulst Of New Hamburger, y Y, Mildred
Ken.stou of Camhrid@e Mss Laura
Heimer Of Kingston, y y, ana Anna j.
oldham of cleveland, Ohio.
The girs We're coastug down sunset
h.l in the rear OF tho coll,,e ANA when
their tobogsau went ont ON the thin i.e
of the lake their cries for help attracted
Professor George f.. Shatturll who was
at work in his laboratory nearby lie
rurhed to the pond aud succeeded IN ras-
cuing three OF the girls. \ fourth mrm-
ber of the party was rescued ny Mss
phcoe Briggs OF Sacramento. Cal. who
jumped into the water and dragged hcr
couDanou to the shore after much dini-
cult Miss Mylad uad disappeared and
her body WAS discovered an hour later
uud'r the Ice I'm eight feet of water
Tn drowned eir was daughter OF
/ Couoraton Counsel Johu j. llylod OF
thl-citN.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-06
SENATE-AFTERNOON.
MADE SPECIAL ORDER FOR THURS
DAY AFTERNOON.
Il. l,9--R"iatipE to medical Inspection

MADE SPECIAL ORDER FOX III RS-
DAY AFTERNOON.
a. l:g--Relatpg to medical Inspection
of schools,
EXECUTIVE MESSAGE
Tho following message was received
from the Governors.
"Your attention is directed to the con-
iition which exists with reference 10 iNe
MANAGEMENT Of affairs of the unorsahi@eu
towns and cores in the State. In hsseN
county thcrc are three unorganized towns
and three CORES In Franklin county one
gore. I'm Chttenden county, one gore
This territory comprises over l2o'""
acres. The appraisal OF the real ana per
sonal property of this section If the STATE
is not uniform and the rate OF iaXatl"h
is unequal. f. is the duty OF the ota'e
to See that IN this territory the chlloroh
are properly schooled. the poor Wei SuP-
ported and the highways efficiently cared
for The condition whicl now eXists' uu-
less corrected, will soon become an aouso'
THAT this may be prevented' '"''
your attention 10 House bill No o6s' an
ac; relating to the taxation OF the pol'S
and ratahlo estate I'm unorganlzed 10" MS
ana cores by Wuicn it Is proposed 10
remedy the conditions now existing Ihe
matter is Important and deserves your
Iinnnediat" and thorough consideration
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE
H. 2s-Rclating to pollution Of wat
ers OF IAmoine river.
H. 212--AnneXing a part Of lapton
TO Bristol
H. 3eS Relating to issuanco OF
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-06
BRISTOL.

George Scarborough, an employe OF the
Pristol Manufacturing company. ran a
large silver into his hand Monday, COM
ing out at his wrist.-Earl SarGeants has
gone Ia Providence r. l., whore he has
a position in grocery store.--George
Corlsins is recovering from an operation
at the Mary Fletcher hospitalH. =. Sher-
win is recovering from a weeks illness
with the 9rp.-Mr and Mrs. +. ".
Narney visited their sou, Clement. I'm
Rutland over Sundsy.-The w. c. T L.
will meet with Miss Helen Weller Fri
day afternoon Tho subject Will be what
Attitude Does the Bible Take on Total
Abstinence and Prohibition.
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) 212-To regulate railroad demurrage
charges.
:. 2l3-Amending charter oc Newport
Electric Light company.
s. 2ll-- Providing for payment Of cX-
ncnses Of Judges OF probate and county
clerks.
ORDERED TO LIE SPECIAL ORDER
THURSDAY MORNING.
2l5-Providng for use of voting ma
cNipes
SPECIAL ORDER
5. Relating to examination of pupils
for advanced instruction. The Senate re-
fused TO concur in the House proposals
Of amendment
PASSED IN CONFERENCE
II aoS.-Relating to election Of rep-
resentativos to the Genera Assembly
" 403- -proyidins for teacher training
courses for rural schools,
F JH-Relatiu- to stationery and sup
plies
H. Incorporating Conversational
Chu~rh ot Ptltsford.
HOUSE BILLS RETERREp.
H. 55l-Relatine to damming Of Dover
branch Of the Decrlicld river. To commit
tao on corporations.
n. 55S-Relatins to taking material for
highways. To committee on highways and
bridges.
II. t59.--ReIatins 70 pollution If waters
n Williams river To general committee.
JOINT RESOLUTION
From the House relating to an income
TAX amendment to the federal constttu'
ton Referred to committee on fedora
relations.
PASSED UNDER SUSPENSION or
RULES
| & 217.--By special committee on con
sti'utional amendments Relating 10 pro
p9sals of amendment to the constitution
Provides for vote at annual March meet
inn
JOINT RESOLUTION
Relating 20 members of New Englan'
railroad conferences ordered 70 lie an'
bo printed
At 100, the Senate on motion of Mr.
'Johuson adjourned
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-06
TyERGENNES.

Mn amt Nps Arthur Van prnhn 're
p,,.r "a surprise marty Thursday by about
,c Fri nds. tho occasion being the nth an
niyersary OF their marriage. Instrumental
music was furnished by Arthur he1ch.
A pleasant evoning was enjoyed MT ana
Aii,A Yan Ortnan received n1anF rreasntA
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-06
PICKED UP RUNAWAY BARK
WITHOUTA SOUL ON BOARD
Mystery of the Deep Comes to Port with British
Steamer Roumanian-No Clue to Fate of
Schooners Captain or Crew.

OF what canvas was unturled, the pursu-
ing small boat finally caught her coming
around boadsdc on and boarded hCr
Tho deck planks of the bark. once swab-
bed and holystoncd to a glisteniug white
bore the marks OF many feet, but there
was nothing to explain the disappcarapce
OF her master and crew In her cabin
some odds and ends rolled and clinkcd i'm
the corners with the rolling Of the ship,
tho l"ck-fast places were undsturbed,
charts and papers were quite secure In
her water breakers there was a fun sup
ply OF fresh water and salt junk and bis
cults in her stores. mainsail and two
jibs were snugy furled and her lifeOoats
were in the davits.
The manian's ho trdcrs bent a haw-
ser to their prize and took her in tow.
The steamer md her salvage howlod
along together In fairly favorable
wea he for several days, and i'm a
blow 40 miles or Cape Henry. the
long 70 WISER parted ana again tho
bark vts free. Twice tho Roumanian
attempted 10 launch boats to carry a
new Ire nut each time they were
crushea against her side by heavy seas
and their rows narrowly escaped
drown e CAPTAIN Clardsn finally
CAV, r. mp ana ma ie for port. lea win 4
the Rer1ittont riding out the gale No
ship ha, reported her since
The Temittent was commanded by
Captain TorEersen. she sailed from
RIO Grande 40 Sui October 25 for liv-
erpool She WIS of a51 tons. com
parativefv sunll shin. and probably
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LINCOLN.

Miss Winnie 'irow Of Weetford ~ visit
ing Mrs. c. H. william Morgan
has finished work for the l.. l.. Co.
Henry wheeler has taken his place, The
Lincoln creamery company elected OH
GERS and directors at the annual meeting:
w Y. YORK, 49, + Gulndon. G. il, Purin-
ton John Benton aud Warmer Pierce di
rcctnro president, " F York. and John
Benton, treasurer. The creamery will run
all winter Miss Madeline Merten and
Mrs. T.. r.. Wilson of Bristol are guests
at Nelson Minors this weeS.-'rhe Indus
tria will meet with Mrs William Poland
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-06
otimists Point Out That House
and Senate Are in Accord
in One Respect.
JTH REJECT BABBllT BILL
My the "Details of a Flat Rate
Law, with or without Off
sets, Remain to Be
Adjusted,


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Il loriI 7''"'v" 10 ''' "'9'',
iterHo'n Nh'" 'h' ''"'7' AKIN.
hS'"'r ''e 'U''''' I' ''..'N .'-
Nempion ''" N''''r'.''
nee commute 'S SUM ''.''-
NJ Tn" 'nem"'Ts are l'-' ''-''
II the p."ioH ". sY'''' ',,'"'
pom of the HOUSE ,''''N '..'
nd leaves iA' i.'r1' anu '7"''' ~ ,,,
tarta' a"''T' %" ''' ','N
77hi' "' was passed W, U'e '''' ~
i| .. '. s.n.. o.. ma
.,.....,.' g., ,r,,,.o eui ga
|,-.t,. ,,c Bqantt- bin removed from con-
s.,.,..., -v rho derisiv. vote IN the
To,.. there seems In the minds OF I'VE
r,+I,ois-s ro ii,su~uoun-ab bile obstacle to-
,s two houses gcttiuc toacthcr on 70 Fat
ma. hu1 and .,'tr or without tNo uhoN-
M lp oqreo.a only, +nc details remain 10
o ,,,raod ,Dor I'm their opinion
.r,. House -ae-e1 tho niN r, Regulate
Do. d,st.IDltior and sale of electric ,n-
,,i,b minor rropoeals of arau'-
-,
yvo,1,... .urf,l-e had It's last aps.lr-
,,,,,. .l,is -,,ernoon when the Iouse Killed
I ,.,,, ,...,,,,i-,,- ,,-o,,eu I'M. right Co vote
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-06
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDL.EBURY

have occurred in the office Of the Mid
dlebury branch OF the Vermont Marble
company, caused. it IS said by an cleo
trio wire. 1t was promptly discover
| ed by some of the employees and few
! pals of water eNtinguisheJ the blaze.
| The loss IS snall-Nliss Rose Lynch
| has returned from Rutland after = 10
days stay.--Nfrs. g. H. Van Allen has
returned 10 Fair Haven after two
weeks I'm Nid,Ilob,irv ,ud yvevhridpc.
I-Cbail,s E,r1.v ,vnn ha., bocn III
( for a week thraato,,od ,,.i,h nrau-
mont as ,LIn to io ohout ,e,tn Nrs
Leonard Bean. has copa to pu,land
for 10 d,.,s Tho ro,,ains % ,trs Ma
| TN. / Roardp,,r ,rora h-o,,,h. boro
from proc,o, ,.t,,,a s,,o a,o1 Gu
day ot ,bo Nom. 80 - ,,,,,.h. w..
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-06
HOUSE MORNIN'

ha
order onJ d.,,,i,,r.sl ..x,rc,sos o,,g,s,,,,,.
az ,,, ,..,di,e, -, n.o o,s, p,o,r,r,,,,..,
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'''.'u 'y ''v '"''os'N' '''''' '''h "'H
''''i"'" anu I'a'>''''
SENATE BILL REfERhD.
:. -0S.-Relatiug tn the appoimcr Of
license commissioners To Joint cumittee
on temperance
RETURNED To SELAT
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BILLS y h'l''Nr r|'.
n ;fS By the committee on nic'pal
corporations, amending an act relug to
| the village of Pla.ufeld. Ordcroto lie
! and be printed
H. 569-Ry tn, committee on hiways
/ and bridges relating 10 the taAtn Of
! polls and ratahle estate III un"rnizeh
/ towns ana cores estate tax "i SI"n
/ dollar OF IN" Erthd lSt ahuuaIl> "ss"d
! In each unorSanlzed town ana Sprtom-
| missioner "t ''N'S WIN appr"NaI Hi"N-
! ernur 10 appoint ahnualIN on or ior"
I me hrst Ile"daN or Ma'ch' thftc irds
! ot appraisers ON" torANrrN gore the
county Of Nhittend"n, one for Ary's
| gore iu the county of tranklin OF for
| the unorsanizcd towns ana cores 1.-The
/ county OF Essex, who shall apprais all
| property subject to taxation Govtor
10 appoint hienniallN three supervrs
! for unorsanizcd towns ana cores 10
| shall act as collectors Of, taxes ordtd
to lie and he printed.
H. 5l0-By tho committee on nuhlci
corporations amending acts relating
the charter OF the city OF NerSehheS
dered To lie and he printed
II. bi-By the committee on grand u
leEalizing the grand list and quadrenn
. appraisal of the town OF Cabot Tor
years named ordered to lie and he pri
ed
SPECIAL ORDER.
Il. f54-To provide for the erection %
buildfng for the use of a State llbr
and suprernc court and for other ST.
p,Irposcs
Mr. Watson Of ST Albans city. ch,
1 man of thc snaclal committee To yh
the hill was referred told of the no
Of sucb hu,Idiur The lack Of room
/ which to store propartv more vaIYs
, tbar amy otbn. in N,r,onnt IT, .,., DO.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-06

oople who have money that rs not
ID up" watch the Business Opportunity
|, very elaAslI.
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{CoaJjnpes ON y>sga al
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.lIonlinnsd On maze 3D.
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Continued on page D,A
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HOROSCOPE
OCTOBER 15.

A child born on this date is difficult
to understand. and the person who is
responsible for its bringing up needs
the greatest wisdom. Very few peo-
pie understand child born under the
Libra" sign.
They are passionate. high-temper-
ed, quick to respond. are original and
imaginative. They have a tendency
to exaggerate and are very self-Willed.
Only gentle and kind methods will
correct these Libra children. They
will listen to reason and must be
guided and not forced into obedience,
They have strong, indomitable wills
and great pride. Appeal to this pride
and you will accomplish more than
by hours of punishment or argument
a Libra child should hear much
music and be given every opportunity
TO go to the theatre, as naturally they
arc exceedingly talented
Study the Want Ads for positions as
stenographcrs, clerks and for secre-
taryships. The coming week will dis
close many new opportunities sor bus
mess partnerships through the Want
Ads.
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Information for Travellers
Time trolisys wlningsoA
TrninI AaTksd ~ Exprssaea.
PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE 4 WA

h.
,.Ss. SO. s;so s15: iS.ao:. ,o:ss
sss 5.sss s.Oi'.
A NJ
go. Sss 500 Sls ssS
- New York M-so2 sse 40 $50 S. 49, 10 So
7io 7Ao sss II s5 sundA g. So tlO et7 II s2 iS7
p A--ls7 s1S $50. eco ITO s.ss. l1sS
PS:'' iss wsnSo % 49, 49, sSs sSs s6
tos' Asi sis' b.I1 SSs' esa' 7sI s2. sss-.
10 Baltimore A. A-l2ls lo.l2. p L-ats
g.' o % 9s T1.' s. if IC 81 sos. sSs. S sos
To BsiimOrs A. K-S.oB. h-sbo
For Points PS1Aw$aE S=s K. s DIyIsI?. e. & ssIAPAR2 q az.
''' down 30 STATE, s snds;s s; a 7 as'0 S. Ia nss.
RAILROAD
oss s5s ss7. 81 H. SO .ss: 80
10 i, 70 PhadPhis zig e.; 30 g. ss9 60 Ss
Bslt%%s and wa,neson M4 SS' sss az. $40 1857.
% nalms. ard wnS,on sundsys M-tSs' stO lOsl' p n
PHILADELPHIA a
Rssdisl Stations M7.s1 P. E-a.IO $40 s.sL sSA
STEAMBOATS,.
Philadelphia and Chester Daily. NJ Ml3o tl5
Saturdays and Sundays only p. m
PENNsaRovE PERRY.
Leave wi@inson-7 100 $50 sI5 Leave
m. p
sttt
minutes ,tsr ans half and 7st:
even hsh 90 Oars
no and
10 minutes beginning ten minutes after The hour 10 25 40
minutes after the Brndywine Springs Konnett Square
the half
ess and 72s
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w ANTED ~ EXPERIENCED. WHITE
w coqk at No. 1io4 Broome st.
octla.2t.
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SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE
sTTT ArION WANTED-MAIE


=, HOROUGHlN ENrEluENCED EGG
Gambler. Reference. No. 1925
Jackson street. city. octih-2t.
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MUSICAL.
WILL M. S. BROWN

Piano. Organ. Harmony, Composition, Etc.
STUDIO. NO. 4O2 JEFFERSON STREET.
D. & A. Phone, l6a2A septi5-m,w, tim.
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SALE
rEw spEoIALs MusT Go.

FEW SPECIALS MUST GO.
Twenty-second and Boulevard new;
stone; square built, 10 rooms, baths
hot water heat. Lot 50xi2O feet.
231O Monroe St.. square built; modern
rooms. bath; easy terms.
24O4 to 241O Madison ST.. new. each {
rooms and bath only $500 cash required
Cor. Thirneth and Washington stsp
3lO w. Twentieth ST.. rooms and bath
modern. square built.
2432 and 2434 W. Nineteenth ST. I
now houses; square built; each roomA
5o4 n. Franklin st.. rooms. bath, mod.
ern.
Corner Third and Washington sts =
rooms, bath. Rent, SIS; Price, $1,000
Six new brick houses, each rented foi
$3.50 month Price $3.50
1903 and 1895 Nandever avenue, new
each rooms. bath modern; rent FOR 81
a month. Price $1,000.
l9-room Mansion . acres Of land a'
Red Lion. on state road near Bear Station
suitable for home or institution Price
only 50 500 A big sacrifice.
Doupic house, each rooms; 5-S Of az
acre at Grecnbank, near Springs trolley
Rent $40. Price, Sl.05O.
6 acre farm New Castle Road on trolley.
AZ acres, kirkwood. l-2 mile Of Depot.
Price. 81 500.
2l aero farm. Fairyillo
90 acre farm at Mt Cuba
12 and ~ acre farms. Ccntrcviiie
e6 acre farm, Braudywine hundrs4.
Price. So 1000.
800 acre farm near Delaware City
Many good business locations IN stores
Many other modern houses. some new. o.
easy terms and investment properties.
Several productive farms and country resi-
dences noar city. all sizes
Desirable building lots. both city and sub
urban, at sacrifice prices.
Renting d specially.
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TAX NOTICE.
MONEY ToLOAN


Nj oNEN TO LOAN on FIRST MORT
Nl cages. II. NJ Cranston, No. 5O2
Shiplcy street. sept27.m.w,s-em
NJ ONEY TO LOAN on REAL
vi estate Any amount at lowest rates.
Quickly furnished Address w 40. Evening
Journal Omee. octii.m.w,s-lm.
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BOARDERS WANTED
MASOrERAnE SrIrs

Nj AsQUERADE sUITs-MRs. SUSAN
w A. Standcrwick, No. 929 Vnndevcr
avenue. successor TO Mrs John j. Quill. Of
No. $50 East Fourth ST. "ctS.eod. 2wks
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ROOFERS

ENy r. WILLIAMS co.
w No. s21 Orange ST. Roofing, Spout
ing and Heating. Metal and composition
roofing Hot Air Heating and Ventiating.
Repairing promptly done. Phone. ia6-lyr.
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TYPEWRTTERS

a. YPBWRITERS REPAIRED. RENTED,
Il sold. Easy payments. Bargains, slightly
used Royals. Underwoods Remingtons. Rib
bons. typewriter Supply Co.. Nc. 915 Mar
ke' St. Both phones. a2s-u.
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statesmen WANTED.

>~>~~~-~~>~~---~>~~~-N--
VET ANTED-SALEsMAN TO SELL OUR
w line 20 all classes Of stores In small
country towns. Commission. 25 per cent
rith $4,000 weekly drawing account Dept
r. Gro n Cider Co., 2o7 SO. Commercial ST.
81. Louis. No. oct3-n.
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DANCING LESSONS.

hANCING LESSONS. PRIVATE OR IN
- classes Regular dances Monday and
Friday evenings. Mrs. Snyder, odd Eel
lows Han, Third and King streets.
0ct13-iIn
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- 0VFRNNENT POSITIONS ARE EASY
| j 10 get. My free booklet Y-66o' tells nov 1,,
Write today-NOW. EARL hOfhiNo'
Washington. d. c. oeti'lmo.
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= sTATEl or MARGARET A oHErRs

II sTATE OF MARGARET A. CHEERS
II DECEASED
Notice is hereby given that Letters Tcs.
tamcntary upon the estate of Margaret A.
Cheers late of Wilmington hundred do
ceased, were duly granted unto Margaret r.
Middleton, on tho sixth day Of October A.
d. 1913, and all persons indebted 90 tho
said deceased are requested 10 make pay
nent to the eNecutrix without delay. and all
persons having demands against the De.
ceased are required 20 exhibit and present
the same duly probaied 90 tho said oxecu-
trix. on or before the sixth day Of October.
a. ID. 1914. or abide by the law In this
behalf. MARGARET E MIDDLETON.
EXccutriv.
Address Daniel o. Hastings. ESQ, Attor.
torney atL Law Wilmington, Delaware.
octs s-eOd.3wks.
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n fpF COvERERs. WANTEDi UNION
conditions 20 6 months work lSl-
tilbert ST.. Philadelphia. Arthur &. h"wes'
Room 4.
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SANITARY WORKERS

-------[-1l---l----l--
Nj X KELTER
vi. SANITARY. ODORLESS EXCAv 1T
ing. Ofice, s. W. Corner Fourth aud West
streets. o-t2f-tf
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HELP WANTED

NTT ANTED-TWO MEN AND ONE
w lady solicitor. Prefer those who have
had experience in soliciting advertising.
Permanent work 20 right parties Address
giving telephone number. W. n. H.. care
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PERSONAL

4 ADIES-S1.O 600 REWARD POSI-
II lively guarantee my great successful
Monthly remedy; safely relieves some of
the longest most obstinate abnormal cases in
three 90 Ave days; no harm, pain or inter
ference with work mail. Sf.5O; double
strength. $500 Dr. Souihington. No. 20
Long Bldg Kansas City, Mo. oct6.tf.
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PRINTERS

--r~--~------~~---
IN WEDDING INVITATIONS. 81. 50 TC
~ $3.50. ]. r. JOHNSON. Printing and
Engraving. No. 6i5 Market 81. i1o-eod-n.
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Il URN1sHED ROOMS fCR LODGING.
II No. s12 King st. oct6 6eodim-
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ROOMS FOX RENT


WISHED ROOMS APPLY
l. No. 7ol West ST. sept16lm.
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Il OR RENT-FOUR OR SIX ROOMS AT
II Roth's No. 200 Market St. octt4-3t.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

- NNTTD-BoY no DO HOUsEwoBk.
w Generally useful Apply No ~ 10
Na.nut St. Phone, i325s. octl4-ii
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Il URN1sHED APARTMENTS FOR RENT
II No. 917 Orange ST. octiO-1m.
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REAL EsTATE-FOR SALE

IL OR SALE OK RENT-AT ROSELLE,
II one frame house rooms and bath,
hot water heat, porch ON two sides cement
cellar and walk Possession immediately.
Size of lot. 75xlsO Apply William Fred
erick' Rosele, Phone, Gid ocis-tf.
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O. G. GOODEN,
2 w. Ninth ST.
Real Estate. Mortgages and Insurance.
Both Phones.
REGIsTER'S NOTICE.

Il STATE OF RACHEL C. HICKMAN
IL DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Tcs
tameniary, upon the Estate Of Rachel
Hickman, late Of Wilmington hundred
deceased, were duly granted unto Henr,
Hickman and Wilmington Trust Company
on the tVcnty-fourth day Of september. a
j. 1913. and all persons indebted TO the sale
deceased are requested 20 make payment tt
the executors without delay, and al persons
having demands against the deceased are re.
quircd TO exhibit and present the same, duly
probated, go the said executors. on or be-.
fore the cath day of September A. d. 1914.
OF abide by the law In this behalf
HENRY HICKMAN.
WILMlNGrON TRUST CO,
Executors
Address Baldwin Springer. Esq, Attorney.
at-Law, Whining on, Delaware. or Whining.
ton trust Company. scpt26 eod-3wks.
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II NFURNlsHED ROOMS FOR RENT,
u No S35 Windsor ST. oct3-1m.
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M ANTED-BR1GHT BOY FOR OFFICE
w work in a large manufacturing con
Germ State reference Address j. fn
r. o. Box 967 octlo-ot
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II OR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS FOR
II light housekeeping No TO7 French
street. octt1-12t
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u OR RENT-FOUR ROOMS AND BATH
Il $40 Apply 025 FRENCH ST.
octi5.2f