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Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-12

Captsin Kelton is an sspirsnt for the sheriffs of6ce on the Democratic ticket.
 The exercises on July 4th, unfortu. ua,ely did not provide for spresd eagle orstions. Several aspiring csn. didates who he'd been studying up for the occasion were sorely dissppoint- ed.
 Gus Hierscbield and George span- geoberg remained over today and will make visit io Huschucs befJre re. turning homo. The total vslustion of property ir Coehiss eounty this year e given Il
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-12
From Wednesdays Daily.
DENVER. COLORADO

Al The Arlington
 The foll,wiog are am og those reg- istered ct the Arlington J W Jones, Douglas Arizona.
 Visit Friends
 A Fuller and wife of Bishee were visitors Tn the city yesterday with friends.
 In From san Simon Chss 4 Mott Q San Simon is among the vi.itors in the coaniy seat today on business matters Returned Home
 Attorney L H Hsyes o. Wilcox was among the visiting attorneys in the county seat yesterday ard today on matters before the superior court. He returned home today overland. Over from Douglas
 l. R Rone Of Douglas arrived in the city yesteresy on busin' ss matters. In from Duncan
 E Allen of Ducsan is visitor in old Tombstone for several days on matters of business. 0oings In Superior Court
 There were several matters before the Superior Conrt today, Icing dis. posed of ty Judge Lockwood. On Business Rounds
 Sheriff Harry 0 Wheeler is in the northern part of the county for seyer- al days on bushes. matters. ccchise Pioneer In
 Thos R Sorin the wellknoyn Go. chise pioneer and in the early days one o' the owners oI the EPITAPH when it was frst established, IS a visi- tor in the county seat today on busi- ness matters from his ranch near Pesrce. In From Ranch
 R Fuller and wife of Sonoi.a are visitors in the county seat today with friends rom their ranch which they have recently purchased. In From St David
 Francis Goodman or S, David was q visitor in the city yesterday on busi. ness. On Business
 JIG Acksrd was among the visitors 10 Tombstone yesterday from his home in Tucson on business. Arrived from Bisbee
 Dr Grebe arrived this morning and has taken charge of the properties re- gently purchased by Walter Douglas and the ssle of which was confirmed yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-12

by the assessor is $2,936.6l3. Tbis will he raised to con-iderable above a. 900, 900. This . remsrdsble chow ing and exceeds ell expectst,os.
 The display of fireworks ct Phoenix on the Fourth ended rather ioglori. ously. A rocket, ins'esd of going about it's businsss, circulated around among the remaining fireworks touch. ing them sll o6 ss oocs and burning the stsgs. besides breaking . Militia mans leg.
 Tucson had . sort of go-as-you please celebration consisting chiefly of noise. It wss slorious for ths small boy, who is entitled to all tbs racket be can fsiss one day ia the yea end nobody darss yell "dsn's" o' I'"stop."
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-12
MONDAY
Sale of I. C. N.
 Properties Confirmed

The sale of the Tombstone Consolidated Mines Company properties to Walter Douglas, was confirmed today at the meeting of the creditors, in the T. C. M. Company offices, held for the purpose of con- firmation this aiterroon. This marks the last step in the transformation of the property to the purchaser, Walter Doug las, and the property will now be transferred to him.
 While nothing definite has as yet been given out by MT. Douglas, it is generally report, ed that long time leases are to be given out to those who de- sire. and the old workings will be worked in this matter, while prospecting will be carried or l in different parts of the distric, It is generrlly conceded alsc that Dr E Grebe, will have charge of the entire holdings here as general manager ant superintendent, but so far nc definite plan has been learned as to which course will be pur' sued, although it is expected that an announcement will bt forthcoming soon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-12
From Tuesday's Daily.

Leave Tor Traffic
 Mrs B Holland. accom- panied by he dsus bier. Mi Lillie, and Miss Mar, Girsyi. left yesterday morning f r Lo,
 Ar geies, where they go for c monthi vacation amid tho cool sea breeze..
 Return to Tucson
 | The Misses Bertha ard Beatrice
 Horton. of Tucson, who spent the Glorious Fourth in The Only Tomb stone, retu ned to their home Sunday morn ng They were among the many visitors who came from other counties 10 attend the celebration. and returned home with fond memories O. day well spent.
 Leave for Coast
 Frances J Ab. T and dsr ehter, Miss Helen, left vis the morning train for :be coast on hort vacation. Dur ing their ssy tn 7 will visit S.u Diego. L1s Angeles and the bes, hes Gus Hickey's New Auto
 Cue Hickey, member of the board of supervisors of Cochi.e county and one of the best known busiD. & mer in the Warren district, has purchased a neS auto He is going t. take ad- vantage of some o: the roads be is su perintendiug the building of. The pew machine is a "Studebaker Cara vas purchased from tbe Bisbee Auto Company.
 Takes Prisoner and lunatic
 Probation Officer A W Howe left this morning with a prisoner for Flor- ence aud an insane person for Phoe- nix.
 Mithdraws From Race
 Judge Fred Su,ter, If Bisbee, was 6 visitor in the oounty 'eat yesterday. While here Mr Sutter announced definitely, to g PRosPEcToR reporter, that he has withdrawn from the race Tor the uominstion uf governor at the coming primaries.
 On Official Visit
 Rev H A Deck, formerly pastor oi the Congregs'io sl Church in Tomb stone, and now Assistant S.s.e Sunday School Superinte ndent, is a visitor in the county eeat for several days on @ business m.ssion. He will leave for Hurley. N N, from here, Confidence In Tombstone
 After more than fine y.ars in Court- land, W J Stewart had the equipment of his exceptionally well appointed barber chop. together with his house. hold goods moved to Ton betone, Sat- urdsy by the teams Of the Leadville Stables company. Mir Stewar, realiz- co full we'll ths. the future tf Tomb stone is agsin assured and be will be on the ground ID good time for th. rurh. During their residence in Cour = land. MT and Mrs Stewart have made many friends that sincerely regret { cir departure e.-Ari1onso.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-12
MONDAY ,4
 ii Caqanea Mines Will Close e--Refuse Demands
A Naco dispatch ssyG-

A Naco dispatch ssyG-
 With troops on hand under different commanders affiliated with the oppoes ing leaders, serious outbreaks are ex- pected at Csnanes, where the miners will strike. Mine officials have re- fused the demands of the 2 800 men, and today declared they would close down.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-12
FRIDAY

the incoming stages ot ten years SEQ.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-12

Leave for Coast
 Frances J Ab. T and dsr eh,er, Mi Helen, left via the morning train fc :he coast on a hort vacation. Dul ing their ssy th 7 will visit Sa Diego. L1s Angeles and the beac he.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-12
WARRANTY DEED

WARRANTY DEED Mrs Nj Mitchell to A Hay-
 more ct ux Douglas prop 450 .. H Heath to E R Pirtle Co,
 Douglas prop ......... 10 .. A Pipher to L Piphsr. land 10 .. PATENT U s to J Morris. land. ..
 BILL OF SALE A Pipher to Lorsna Pipher live stock
 MINING DEAD W B.owp to D Brown ct al mining claims ....... l ..
 cBArTEL MORTGAGE c Coffee to Speer ct al. live stock Go secure. .......... 800 .. G Dsvis to willcox E & T Go live stosk to secure. lSO ..
 RE. MORTGAGE Hele1 Brown to Bank of Doug- lss, Douglas prop to secure 1000 .. G NJ Kelly ct ux to Bank of Douglas, Douglas prop to secure. .. ........... 225U ..
 WARRANTY DEED L Duncan to A Palmer, San Simon prop. l5O .. J Collins ct al to Mise M jlover, land 10 .. F Terrence ct u1 to J Thomp- con Bowie rrop. p........ leo T Hogan ct ux to G Hsigler Bisbee prop.-.......... 10 ..
 c DEED T Does to % Doss. Douglas prep. =. 500 .. J Williams ct ux to B Mat thews, land. ........ 10 ..
 WARRANTY D FED Lillian Blsuser to B Speed Dougias prop ......- 700 .. K Henry ct ux to F Elvey ct uI, Douglas prop .... 750 .. W Edwards to CV Peter.on, Bisbee prop. p............ 1000 .. A Olson to W Edwards, Bis. bee prop .......-.. lO00 .. J Hill ct nI to E Esco,t, Doug-s las prop ...... ........ 10 E Lemons to A Prstber, land 500 ..
 REALTY MORTGAGE c Welch ct ux to A Stacy lsnu i0O E Soto ct al to J Herbolich Douglas prop. ......... 25O E Scott ct uI to Hill, land 2l00 ..
 Q. c. DEED Annie Lemons to E Lemons iano l
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-12
WEDNESDAY

Cst,le shipments from this section have ce e.ssd. Win good feed this year the ranges will now keep ell tbe cattle on them Since the heavy shipments of the spring months, the ranges cannot be said to be over stocked.
 Auotl CT cold blooded murder was committed at Fl Paso fast Thursday [. They ere getting too numerous for the welfare Of that city.
 Mir A J Huneke, one of the familisr mining men of Tombstone and Sonora came in on todsv's stage: He has been living in Washington Territory since leaving this section many months ago.
 The Florence Enterprise thinks It was merely the ex-holdovers ct Yuma who he'd "got their backs up" instesd of . herd Of csmels, recently seen in that vicinity.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-12

~-S suns,s>-A rss d"o-1 -. ---.,. lDowou Sn01 s.uIplloluvQj
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-12
Looking Backward
 Twenty-Four Years
MONDAY

| V1N1VDA
 Enomerator slyord has finished hi. lsbors and will ship q his papsrs to- morrow. He vac granted an ex,en, tension of three days tine, wh.et helped him to 6ni.b in good shspe.
 There have been threats of rain al arOuud today but that is all it did amount to.
 John Hennessy hss opened . butch CT shop in the old Everhardy building on Fremont street.
 To the Citizens of the Territory oi Arizona:
 You are hereby respectfully invited to be present at the celebration of the ll4tb snniveresry of our National In- dependence. July 4. 1890. st Tomb stote, Arizona.
 There will bel baseball game, races sgrsnd barbecue, fine display of fire. works, and frem.ns bail. Honor us with your presence. TEE COMMITTEE.
 A miner walked into chute in the Copper Qneep mine a few days ago and his life is hsr ging by . thread He fell distance of io,ty feet.
 Telegrams from Phoenix asking for accomodations for 6 number of ladies and gentlemen on July 4th, we:e re-. ceived yesterday in Tombstone.
 TUESDAY
 Tucson is troubled with hoodlums who break up prayer meetings.
 Very little fruit is being received from Pho nix this year owing to . short crop.
 One csse of prosecution for refusal 10 answer the census question. has co far arisen in this territory. The su- perin,endent of census bas ordered proceedn mss instituted against . man named Hilton. in Cochiss county, fer refusing to answer the questions pro- pounded by Edward Barker. enumer. stor.-Journal Miner.
 Billy Kirlew vac disabled by c hot ball taxing him in the ankle and was unable to play todsy.
 A private dispatch from Yuma to- day announces that Johnny Behan turned over bis office and prison prop erty to his successor this morning. This action will deprive Tomb mbstone Of several citizens, among them Harry Carpenter, Bob Hatch, and rumor says Pat Brscken also.
 Hes,y rsins are reported from the surrounding country. The Sulphur SpriuR valley, which needed ,ain badly has hGd a beavy supply in the past lew days. Al LordsbuIR. Bowie and other poio,s in the San Simon valley, . good soaking rain is reported. Ail tcge,her it looks ss though the cattle men had c right to celebrate the Fourth of July with q whoop.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-12

PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
 GIRAGI BRos., Publishers
 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION 1ne Year. ........-.......... .$SV Six Months. $l.50  RECORDS OF
 C0ChlSE COUNTY Instruments Filed With the County
 Recorder.
 THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF Douglas Inv Go to Ben Levy
 Coughs prop ........... 1000 ..
 BILL OF SALE
 LOsens to F Mitchell, Doug.
 iss prep .............
 PATENT
 US to W Contremsn, land.
 WARRANTY pEEp
 Mccarthy ct ux to Nj Con-
 tramsn. Bowie prop ..-. IFS ..
 MINING DEED
 W Rollins to Howell, min
 ing claims. me..-......... lO .. W Rollins ct al to Howell
 mipinS claims. ........... -
 cHATrEL MORTGAGE F Bauer to Hobart Mig Co, meat chopper. 29O .l
 REALTY MORTGAGES H Grieme to G Fisher, Bistee prop to secure ........... 2OO SUBTRACTION or MORTGAGE First Nat Bank of Douglssto Duttop. - First Na, Bank of D ,pg'as to 
 cHArTEL MORTGAGE J White to Collins and Pretherton. pool tsbles.. 2OO0 .. G McC.be tc Min & Mer Bunk Of B-sbee, nve stock to eecnre e........ - sATIsFAcrroN OF MORTGAGE wilco. 6 T Go to W Me- Comb ct nT - Fid $ & L A..'n 10 Ward ct ux .-.-
 WARRANTY DEED Jw.rren ct ux tov Merrill Biste- prop lOO W Ut rb.ck ct ux 10 Della Henshsw, Cochise prop..- 50 -.
 BILL or sALF l. Wilson 70 Mre L Burnett i've etOck.. Ao
 4 US to H Thompson, land. - Courtlsni T& Go to A Mattingly, Courtlsnd prop l |
 REALTY MORTGAGE l. Wallace ct ux to W Mc- Comb. Willcox prop to se- cure 44oV W Cooper to Kate Gardner land to secure. -
 QUIT CLAIM DEED PCo,om Do ct ux to O swsn- sen. sisbee prop. .....- 405
 DEED H ssxby to c Q Con Min Co Warren peop .-..-. io |
 RE MORTGAGE W Mimics et ux to A Paul. Dougise prop to secure. 6OO ..
 
 etsien ct uI to L Bottom
 Bisbes prop so seoore.-... z9o .. N Gibson ct ux to Cit B 4 T Co, Bisbss prop to secure. zS0o .., etiff ct us to Tbompson
 land to secure ....... ~"
 cHArrKL MORTGAGE N.Cohsu ts Nat Cssh Register
 Co, register -.......... iS9
Evening journal., 1914-07-23

nor RENT-2527 WASHINGTON ST,
~ new, modern house. d. L. T0PKIS, 42o
W, Twenty-second street D. s A. Phone
b495A. iune10-tf
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Information for Travellers
Tims Of departure Of trosys wilmington
Trains Marked 60 Expresses.
PHILApHLPHIA RALTIHdoRH 3 WAsHTNaroN =.

T. Fai'a'gSh 1o 4g q Mo-. s
a@5s @ So sis S 3 a. 'o ' . 'io 's S'S 7io
SO IS f7adPa' En- S sd su9dsy'
90. 81 sss 40 olO' ssl 7.s0 sol. sos.
40 Si s5 5'5s 81 4a al. sSs hao as E y
op S par9Ts c ss sss TI'aiHs'9a Ia6 II q N & o. m
os. $50 ds s. ST. 55s a ass l1G4 7si s & Ss.
AH3i ~ g''s'a eaa & Fls I os op! 5s 's 49,
WAY Stations sand % 4 r. Z Sol Pa
s Ri'i0S = Y os sAsIhoB ss o4
suSds5s Saturday, &sS s z ss g 70 n n pM
p,,,mor. ana uss11sF BAlF5doEE RE. OHIO RAILROAD
Bor. Snd RaBos aG as' ud ad19 & S a. s. % Y
l'ioT pnl:1 4g 1,h : o. ,5 IS os os' 2 |. S.
M1is. 3Si ss7 - 45i 81. ss lSG 'sos1 ss1
ili5. riSd y snss. A.. 40 is o
R..sin, and RI RiIIADndrlr4 al Z RHADnNe RAILWAY
A. 4 N and I ie NJ s'ie = NJ. oSs
p,,,,,. +, 4 WILSON LINE STEAMBOATS,
leave Fourth M Street u wRi P099i 100
Leave FsSHss6Svs s 5sRRYSq4T .S5 Is9 I9sa BEACH aS
oo d n & sTs Fourth ss street 'nS % al 90 Nj is sa e5
r. r a.R RIyEEyIFw I ESI PEAoH ss PEENEsvIIiE E n
sunday, 7oc 4 M o'1sdsy M
trips sunday leaving wilmington 90 and oo n M d a. 29o @ M
' -0V : - 'u''0'' thursday and Saturday return trip
FENroN BEACH FERRY
Sunday q and trip is enSsd
day fay Saturday evenings eRiTs trip a. a. 745 : P nm End P NJ Tues
SUBURBAN TROLLEY
minutes after h hour and hall hour S
ysn % g5 @ & 5 e tho sus & as 6 @ eo1snSs ] % 20 and 80 leaving
the hour g Cars = a. 80 etc Nshs
u'S ai the hour connect Frndywns Springs sQasre " @
minutes before the hour and souE n s o1 MN n
Evening journal., 1914-07-23
COTTAGE FOR RENT.

L OR RENT-coTTAGE An PENIS.
1 grove, n. J. Apply to B. G. Wood. No.
220 Delaware Ave, Pennsgrove, N. j..
7. .. Box No. I. julyl1-eod-1m.
Evening journal., 1914-07-23
sTRIKERs PLACEs FnIEn.

.etriking leather workers, formerly
employed BY the New Castle Leather
Company. Eleventh and POPLAR
streets. gathered at the plant vester-
DAY, when il was learned that The
company had employed workers ~
take their places. Disorder was pre-
vented by three or four patroimen.
When the men quit work some time
ago their places were filled By girls
70 order 70 assist them the company
mas employed several men to learn Is
operate the machines When strikers
~ere Informed Of the company's ac-
non they collected AZ the factory.
Evening journal., 1914-07-23
BOYS STONE BOY

4. Ross taua. chief probation officer
q the Juvenile Court, received
complaint last night from Giovanni ~.
velh- q No al7 i street. south Wi.
mlngton. that number 81 small bows
in tie vicinity of his home had attack
81 his 5-year-old son. Guerina. and lad
struck him in the head with stones.
Inc boy appeared with his father. M.
head swathed IN a blood stained band
age Through an interpreter, it was
explained that the boy had been ,sss.
ing on the street when attacked by tbe
other boys, who were about Ia vears
.oi age. he had been attacked and
number If stones thrown AZ him
being struck in the head The injuries
We're dressed by Pr Harvey spruance
Mr. tarra viii investigate the case.
Evening journal., 1914-07-23
M0RE KInnIEs oN nrTING.

Twenty ghf mothers and children
left the city this morning 10 enjoy
a weeks vacation at Wayside farm as
gpests Of the Associated Charities.
among the party were several infants
iu need Of country air and sunshine
end while al win BE helped by the
trip, the babies viii receive the most
benefit
The organization stili is in need Of
funds with which 70 continue the
vacation work, The trips are being
fnanced from week TO week. which
makes il difficult for officers Of the
charitY BODY.
Evening journal., 1914-07-23
FISH, D FISH

nave iast received large consirn
nent Of black bass from Barnerat N
g which viii place ~ saIe tomorrow
11pm : a RI until sold These fish are
pfaneh bass. and have no food "a them.
ano are 20 nfat-eiass condition. and
wili bs sold ~ cents per pound. Tbis
IL your last chance u get branch fsh ~
thst price. y s. August. southwest
ecfner Taylor and Church streets Agent
for Atiantie and farite Fish Co.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1914-07-23
III THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY.
JULY %


This birthdate falls on what is called
the cusp Of Cancer.Leo. That is the
character Of the person will take on the
traits impaired by both signs, Cancer
and LEO, and SO will be apt to become
very extreme.
Ambition is compelling trait But it
is by their wit that they will win out
rather than BY their social talent. Wlile
the sign Cancer gives great restlessness,
the sign Leo is inclined TO be lazy and
indifferent, and SO the two well balance
the disposition of this birthdate.
Women born on this date are very
wise and make good mothers, being kind
and considerate.
The memory Of the people is unusual
They learn without effort and are fond
Of all the good things Of life
The Want Ads carry positions for
maids, domestics, cooks and will locate
lost articles successfully.
Evening journal., 1914-07-23
REcOvFPs LIS wATcH

John tiorentino, the tailor. If NJ. gns
West Fourth street, while in TIE Hotel
Sewer last night found goid watch
marked with the initials I'M. i. Ja
4 ne clerks at the hotel had nut heard N
anyone losing 2 watch, but within few
minutes after the finder reported n
the owner rushed into the hotel and
reported his loss. Mr.. Fiorentino ~.
turned the watch to tie owner. Who n
tered reward, but Nh. Fiorentino ii.
fused TO take this. however.
Evening journal., 1914-07-23
NOTICES
CARD READING.


M ADAM Ba CARD READING 3,
- 10. Is p agn sT.
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RiYerYieW Beach
PENNsVTLLE- M I

PENNSvILLE, ~ J.
Ferry Eva Bell leaves Third Street Wharf.
at bridge with exception Of Saturday and
Sunday, 10. 80 A. NJ. and 745 P. Nj.
Leaves beach, 100 a. NJ. and 600 p. NJ.
Extra trip on Saturday, leaving beach al
200 and Wilmington at 90 p NJ. Extra
trips on Sunday leaving beach at l1.3O A
NJ and 200 P M, and Wilmington Al
Loo and 400 p. NJ. Round trip. CSC.
Dancing Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
evenings. Speial return trip, II 90 P MI
Trip, including admission to dancing ps.
vilion, soc.
Evening journal., 1914-07-23

~ ovERNAfENr POSITIONS ARE EASY
II to get My free booklet N66o, tells
how Write today--NOW EARL HOP
kfNS, Washington, y. G. iulyi -2mos.
Evening journal., 1914-07-23

Il STATE or JOHN COOK, DECEASED.
~ Notice is hereby given that Letters
Iestamentary upon the Estate of John
Cook late Of Wilmington hundred. deceased
were duly granted unto William H. Vance
on the tenth day Of July A. D. 1914. and
all persons indebted to the said deceased are
requested to make payment to the executor
without delay, and all persons having de-
mands against the deceased are required to
eNaihit and present the same, duly proDated
70 the said executor, on or before the tenth
day Of July, A. D.. 1915, or abide by the
law in this behalf
WILLIAM H. VANCE. Executor.
Address John +. Lynn. ESQ Attorney-at.
Law, Wilmington. Del july11 cod awks.
Evening journal., 1914-07-23
EOR RENT
APARTMENTS

->e-esee-e--.es------.----,---s~e
II OR RENT - MODERN APARTMENT 4
II Apply NO 2o4 w. SEVENTH ST.
apr15-tf.
n OR RENm-APARTMENT, 5 ROOMS
bath, pantry, two porches, heat and ho
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H. A. HITNER SONS co.

Lobaell ana Claymont streets. Deal.
ers ID secondhand contractors equip
ment. locomotive. cars, steam shovels
wrought iron pipe and secondhand
Ibeams, channels, rail, tanks, stacks
machinery etc. Scrap iron and metal a
speciality. D. & A. 5l3I,
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BOARDERS WANTED
LOST AND F0UND

Il ouND-PAwN TICKET. OWNER CAN
n have same by proving property and pay.
ing for this advertisements Address I'd
Evening journal Ohice inlv99.ot
Evening journal., 1914-07-23
FOX SALE OR RENT.


F OK SALE OR RENT-FIVE NEW
houses, Nos. 29O1-29O9 Tatnal street
Al modern improvements. iieluding hot
water heat
FOR kent-First story front room; can
oe used Tor either store or Office Apply az
rear once. Alfred Downward Contractor
and Builder, No. 500 Tatnan street.
july9.tf
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REGISTERS NOTICE

u STATE OF NAPoIEoN B. MoRRfsoN,
ID DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Testa.
mentary, upon the estate Of Napoleon b .
Morrison, late Of Wilmington hundred, were
duly granted until Laura Morrison and Will.
liam 7. Morrison, on the ninth day Of July,
A. D. 1914, and all persons indebted to the
said deceased are requested to make payment
to the executors without delay and all per.
sons having demands against the deceased
are required to exhibit and present the same,
duly probated, 10 the said execLs s5rs, on or
before the ninth day OF July. A. D. 1915, or
abide by the law in this behalf
LAURA MORRISON,
WILLIAM r. MORRISON
Executors.
Address William 4 Lyman, Esq, Attor
ney Law, Wilmington, Del
iuly1 cod -3wks
Evening journal., 1914-07-23
TRANSPORTATION
sTEAMEK LONG REACH.

PENNscRoyE and WILMINGTON FERRY
From Fourth Street Wharf.
Summer schedule-May % to September a.
Leave Pennsgroye--6.0o A. M. 500 A Nj.
1913 A. H., 1.vo P. NJ, $50 P. NJ, AS
?. NJ, 715 r. NJ. and 1000 P. NJ.
Leave Wilmington-7.0O A. NJ, gao A. NJ.
ll.00 A. NJ. las p. NJ, $50 p. NJ. ais
P. NJ 900 P. NJ. and IL p NJ
Passengers and freight. Improved facili.
ties for handling automobiles Refer inouir.
les to Wilson Line Agents. Fourth Street
Wharf, Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1914-07-23
MASQUERADE SHIFTS


Nj AsQUERADE SUITS-MRS. SUSAN
uu A. standerwick, No. s29 Vandever
avenue. neil -
Evening journal., 1914-07-23

~ ROCERY STORE FOR SALE ON WEST
~ side Of town. Fancy trade and good
business. Address S4s, Evening journal
Office. july222t.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNlTIES

-
w ANTED--TO INTEREST WILNINC.
Wv ton party with S3, 600 to invest in a
greatly needed invention. Address Inventor
Box 32, Wilmington, Del july1s-l2t
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ELECTRIC SCALP TREATMENT.

M Iss BESSIE BIDDLE. sHAMPooING
N1 and Electric Scalp Treatment NO.
555f NORTH FRANKLIN STREET. Work
done at home iulv2s.omos
Evening journal., 1914-07-23
PUBLIC SALE

A PUBLIC SALE An
~&fE VI II. KLAIR'S BAZAAR
MlY " ON SATURDAY, July IS.
Wi1 49,, 90 head of Horses Of ali
AL kinds. Some good business
AhNS%MU Eorses. Anyone having
horses to sel bring them in
ana 4aId take the casi nome with you. Wagons and
Harness Of all kinds. $50 sets Of Harness
always on hand. Carload Of new Wagons on
third door al private sale. Sale every Sal
urday az '
W. II. KLAIR'S
Jui3-o'2'' Wilmington, Del
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BUSINESS CHANCES

A SUBSTANTIAL ORPoRATrO 4
"A wants reliable party 10 establish oiiee
a.e laaAe-e statesmen. Should pay ss0nn NJ
annually $500 % 81 500 wili
r.ehee nasiness' gqn handle own none.
Atletences exchanged Sales Manager Vo
e9o fAther Bldg Chicago Iil 5uiy2 fhars N