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knife and began to fashion his shovel with which to remove the earth from the precious goal of all his burning de sire. His mind could no longer reason, his reason was swallowed up in the flood of cupidity.
 Jacob wrestled all night with his angelic visitant. Nose has been thrown in this tuSSle with his demoni- ac suggestion.
 But will he rise and renew tn fate full struggle?
 With heavy guilt weighing down his conscience, he glares fearfully around, lest Andy has returned to gloat over his buried treasure. Instead of Andy $ lank figure, his eye sees something ghOstly and large moving through the scattered trees.
 His quick fancy conjures up all that is mysterious; it looks like Annie: her sunbonnet is folded back and her ra- diant face is now in mOonshine, now in shadow. She is seated high above d ] rider, slowly and without sound. There came into Moses mind the rec ollection of his last talk with her: he remembered her proud Scorn of his re- proach: he recalled the vison of inno- cent happiness she had ad,suggested: he realized her purity, her simple faith, her devotion to her parents. The touch of her hand again thrilled his hand; his heart beat unanimously The violence of his emotion overwhelm- ed him, and he was dazed. Bead drops of perspiration stood on his face: he reeled and fell at the foot of the beach tree and laid for space of time uncon- sciOus.
 The first cool breath of dawn arous- ed him: he arose and slowly retraced his course of the night before. The birds began to hutter; the squir- rels whisked and leaped and threw down clattering spray of forest twigs; it was almost sunrise when he came to the place where his path emerged back into the broad road.
 Another surprise. Annie stood in an angle of the fence. holding the colt by his bridle.
 Her eyes shone to him like wonder planetary star, dropping into curls of mist: her checks were bluShing or else caught the flushing tint of the redden- ing dawn.
 "What! Annie. Why have you come here?'' he exclaimed.
 She hurridly explained to him that the Confederate cavalry had called shortly after light, that they asked many questions, but no insult was of fered. No property taken. The men as well as the officers, were polite. Pap was sorry that he had felt any appre- | hension of wrong. Mother was still 1 laughing at his long face and dire croakings of the night before. One of the officers asked pap to shoe his horse and made man blow the bellows and insisted on paying for the service. The battalion had been gone few minutes only: across the Creek Valley, wonder, where the long red ridge climbs the
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HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

A poor complexion is usually the re- suit of d torpid liver of irregular action Of the bowels. Unless natures refuse is carried off it will surely cause impure blood. Pimples, boilS and other erup- tions follow. This is natures method of throwing off the poisons which the bowels fail to remove. DeWitt'S Little Early Riscrs are world famous for remedying this condition. They stimulate the liver and promote regu- lar and healthy action of the bowels but never cause gripping, cramps and distress. Safe pills. R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; S. c. Bull x Co.,, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford: B. Hawley $ Co.,, Stepney; The E. c. Platt Co.,: Hawleyville; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill.
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LITCHFIELD BRANCH.

Bethel-Leave 1O.5O a m, 5.05 D m. Sunday, 73;
 m. Arrive $40 m, 400 p m Sunday, 6lt m.
 Hawley yville-North, II .O5 m. 522 D m Sun day, 500 m. Leave for Bethel 9.27 m. 341 Shepaug-North I'll .l7 a m, +o.4 Sunday, Is. 13 d m. South, 70 l3 m, +;S.33 m. sun day, 5.36
 Roxbury FFalls-North. +l1.25a m. 542 D m. Sunday, +s2a2o m. South +9.O5 m. +3 D m. Sunday, +o26 m.
 Roxbury North, Il.a3 a m, 55o m. Sunday, S;}5 a in south. S56 a m, SIS m. sunday. 5.l5 pm.
 Judas Bridse-North, +II.3G m, +5.56 m. Sanday. +s. r a m. South, $50 m +3 10 D m Sunday. +5.G} pm.
 Washington-North. 1.5o m, 6.o7 pm. Sun day, go. m South, s.3s m, 2.5S D m sun New Preston-North, n.5s a m 6.11pm. Sun day, sos a m. South, s.34 a m, o.o4 D h. Sun day. 4.3s pm. Romford North. +1a o3 a m, sso m. Sunday. sl9 m. South, +s.:25a m !.45 m Sunday. 4.26 pm. Morris-North. 1a.os a m. :+6.s5 m, Sunday 921 a m. South, tS.20 m. 24O D m. Sunday AIS m. Bantam-North. l2.17 m, 6s4 D m. Sunday. 94o m. South, SIP a m. .,32 D rn Sunday 407 pm. ' LakeINorth, +l2ao D m, s.s7 m. Sunday +949 m. South, +s1O a Tn, 33O D m Sun- day. 3.56 pm.
 Litchield- Arrive 1925 m. 6.4e D m Sunday. 935 m. South, $ B a m, 2.25 m Sunday, $50 pm.
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Ten Pages.
THE HOME CIRCLE.
NOSE MARTINS TEMPTATION.
CLIFFORD LANIER IN THE INDEPEND
 

Clink. clank! clink! clank! clinkety, clink, clink! clank. clink! merrily tinkled the small hammer and the sledge upon the tingling anvil, wield- ed as blacksmiths' hammers are by tense and metallic muscles.
 Andy Frazier and his young assist ant, Nose Martin, were industrious and often worked long after the twi- light had left no sunshine and had lighted the evening stars. The fer vent glow of the charcoal on the forge, . blown to red and white heat by a touch of the swinging bellows, was more brilliant than the wonderful moon, just rising over the horizon. The latter rested now brief while upon the very top of Chilowee, and one looked to hear the hammers of the giants of the mountain, for the vividly shining red orb looked like another fire in a distant gigantic smithy. Andy and Nose were work ing little later than usual.
 "Don't tell me nothin' bout the
 
 loose from the Union. I'd just as lieve expect ParSon Brownlow to slip in his hand and take out money from the cOntributin' box in church. No, sir!' exclaimed Andy Frazier, with some heat of manner, while he stop ped and looked carefully at the iron he was welding.
 "Wcll, they tell me she is either got to cut loose or help Uncle Sam whip South Carolina and GeOrgy back into the Sisterhood of States. Ole Abe has called for 1000 militia" an swered Nose, who had a keen ear for news floating by any chance traveller into this remote part of the Southern Piedmont.
 Andy looked up quickly with inter- est and surprise.
 "You don't tell me so. What air we comin' to? Have we got to go to tightin', you reckon? 1 feel like pack in up my dudS and selling out and goin' back to the old country. Dnged if don't."
 Nose related what he heard-news that throbbed through the palpita- ting air of that excited time as if
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hill beyond. She was watching to see the gallant cavalcade as it went to the unknown future of that bitter. sad he roric war.
 And Nose" "she said, with faltering voice. 'I know you are tired of black smith work; you are tired of this hum- drum life: fodder pullin', and plough ,and preachin', and camp-meetin' can't satisfy you: if was a man I'd be soldier, too: Pap'll never let you go to fight on that side, never. Nose, I love the colt here better'n anything. except Pap. and mother. and Cousin Winnie and. Aunt Mandy, ... and Presidin' Elder Mason, ... and. may be one more, Nose: Nose. you can have him.
 Two tears came out of Annie's eyes and sntfie gurgled up in her voice.
 She held out her hand, and put the colt $ bridle rein in her lover's hand. The sacrifice was great, but her heart went out to Nose.
 "There they go, Nose. up the hill; they'll take you. 1 heard one say they wanted mounted men. You won't be gone long, and I'll never forget. Good by, Nose! I'll not tell Pap. Nose haven't you got just word to say?"
 Nose used his lips to better purpose. He smothered his farewells in kisses on her mouth and cheeks; he threw the bridle rein over the colts neck, mount ed at leap, dug his heels into the pets Hanks, turned many times to throw kisses back to Annie, standing weeping, and rode rapidly down the winding dew-splashed road.
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DANBURY DIVISION.

Danbury-North (Main. St. station) 6I5. 7M
 Sunday 6.lo p m. sunday. North. a.sc. Ill., White St, North. s7.s5. SIS. FLOSS, a m, South Sou Ss. ss s sfs Rss nj s, sunday % .m m. Rethel-North. 715 ,I0.4s.ua m,. 2oa, 500 5.a
 6ola .o9p m. Sunday, l0.O9 In, s.l9 D m South
 6:o6, go. s;S6. o9.45, 1l.5s m, 4.O6, GAS Up m. Bedding North 7.cs. d m. aGs 64a7.sspm. sunday, 1OG5 m, S13 m. South, 6I2 9Gs
 Il; IS m.555 D m. Sunday, SIS m, 6.23 m. Sanford-North. 7:G5. a :m, 1.59, s6. s9. 749 m. ', m. l2.tr 6.57 P m. Sunday, s22 a m, 6.27 D m. Branchville.North. 6.57, 1o34 a m, I.53, & oS' SS ..t3 m Sunday, 9.Ss a Tn, SOS 1-5 D. m. Sunday. s.2s a m, 6.s3 ID m
 Georsetown,N North, 6.oS. m, 1.49, 6.2a. 7s9 s.l9 m. l.. ll.7,lo p m. Sunday. ssl m. 6.36
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HIGHLAND DIVISION.

9.l3 m. ? 51, 6.2O D m HawleyHille- East, 7.oo. Il. .4s m, 7.I7 m. West, 9.01 q m, 2.43. 6O7 D m North Newtown-East. +7.54 a m. 7.s m. West. S:54 a m. 2.36. 6.01 D m sandy Hook-East 7.57, Il. .56 m, 7.a5 p m: West $50 m, 230 55e D m sO7 12.0S, 7.36 m. West, SOuthfOrd-EaSt & I2 a m I2 14 742 m West S36 a m. 2.15, 5.41 D m Waterbury-Due, s:s6 a m. 1sa. soa p m. West. SIS a n, 1.50, 51S m.
 Trains stop when signaled only.
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NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND HART
 FORD RAILROAD.
WATEPTOwN BRANCH,

Waterbury.Leav 6!s. s.4l. l1.f1 a m. 1.3l. 4.0l. 500, 612, 7.G', 9.O5. ll.2O pm. Sundays. 9.43 a m, 500 p m. Arrive. 6.+6. 500. 1O.40a q h. ;G2. 23o. 40. 5.o2. 641, 1.54. Ills D m. sun days. 6.53 a m. 4.5S D m.
 Watertown-Leave. 6:a. 7.4?. lo2?a a m. l2.44. 2.1G. 4.22. 5:I 6.3o. 1.i6. ll.oo D m. Sundays. 6.;io m. 40 m. Arrive. 1.0. SoS. II. m. LIS. LIS, 5l7 6.2,9. 20, 9..2., u31 p m. sun days 1000 m, 6. F D m
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One cOmmendable feature of Bren- nan's restaurant, 42 and A. Cannon street, Bridgeport. is that ladies are always made to feel at home, and Brennan knows that when he pleaseS the ladies, he is sure to get the men coming.
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BOrSFORD TO BRIDGEPORT.

Botsford-North. 7.33. 1O37 1lG3 a m. i.53 6os pm; Sunday. 7.:3 a m: south. 7.o1. $50. II .:3j a m, 4.l4, 6 52 m; Sunday, 6.l6 p m. See BOtsfOrd above.
 Stepney-North. 7.25, 1O17 10.3S a m. 4.4. g. 42 D m; Sunday 7.25 a m; South: 7.l5. s.os ll.l5 d m, ?: 1ol m; Sunday. 6.25 pm
 6:41 D m: Sunday. f7.19 m: South 7.2I. 9Ul . II .49 a m. 4.27. 10s p m; Sunday, 6.29 pm. Trumbull-NOrth. f.. .13. 1905. 112O m. 4.3o. 6;30 p m: Sunday. f7.I3 a m: South. 7.a6. 9O9, II. .54 a m; .2. 7l4 III; sunday. f63o m. BridgepOrt-North. 7.Ge, 9.o5. 1905 a m. 70 6.2O m; sunday. 7.02 a m; Arrive. 7.3.. ?oo m. 12.Oo. 4.45. 7.2s D m; Sunday, 6.4o D.
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BERKSHIRE DIVISION.

New Haven-North. 935 m, 357 D m; South 10 50 m, TAO pm. Shelton-North 1903 Il m. 421 D m; South. 1923 m, 7.I6 m. StevenSOn-North. 1O.20 a m, 433 D m: So1tb 1O.OS m, 7.04 pm
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e M&nr

This signature is on every box of the genrir Laxative BrOm0-Q -Quinine Tablets
 he remedy that cures a cold in 00e da'
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HENRY NJ. SMITH,

Sl.5 Year, 75 Cents for Six Months, 30 Gents for Four Months. Four Cents Copy.
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Newtown, Friday, December 6, ,9oi.
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| months in the Confederate cavalry. to return and claim Annie as his wife(no one can Suspect): to settle on the little farm Annie had pictured; Annie rid ing her pet to mill, to the store, to Marysville, to camp-meeting; these rapid touches made the picture for his l imagination. Fate seemed to have pro- vided quick answer to his heart $ de- sireS. What more could he want?
 There kept flashing into his mind piercing words, yet transitory as if fashioned of mOon-lighted mist.
 :'Thou shalt not steal.' A voice sounded in his heart:
 ''This money is the hard savings of Andy FraZier's long years; it is not yours.'
 Thought Nose, II can work hard and pay it back. If he dies, will see that his family get the benefit of it."
 The voice rejoined: Annie Frazier would suspect and despise the man who could rob her gray-haired father and mOther.'
 Nose answered the inward reason:
 'Andy is so miserly that his family will not get any good of this saving; will spend it on thcm--and for them."
 Spake the inward voice: "Suffer hon. esty to be heard: is it right to take the goods of another clandestinely, like thief, without his knowing or con sent:"
 Moses thought replied: "It is for his own daughter, his own family. can not give up Anne.''
 And he was about to dig up the freshly buried treasure.
 Conscience spake again: "Hold, man, the soul sinneth, it shall die''
 Instead of answer, Nose opened his
Evening journal., 1901-10-11
DEMOCRATS HAVE SOCIAL ROuR
Enjoyable Evening Spent at The Rooms OI
Democratic League Of Delaware

In the rooms OF the Democratic
League of Delaware, Fourth and King
streets. the first smoker of the season
was gwen last night and guests Of the
league were enjoyably entertained.
The affair was of purely a social ma
ture, at which were gathered several
hundred persons.
During the evening solos were given
by Ferdinand Tidmarsh, Harry Heis-
ler, Eugene Byrne, A. S. Handy and
James King. Edward Farmer and AZ
fred Farmer gave piano and violin
duet and Edward Gipp performed a
dancing number.
Next week the work of repairing and
renovating the rooms Of the league will
begin. New carpets and furniture will
be purchased and the building repaper-
ed and repainted inside.
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CEALED PROPOSALS FOk UM-
- BIER for Washington street bridge
Wilmington. Del, will be received LOT
~ bnHdred and twelve thousand feet,
good. sound, square edge white oak plank
and sleepers as follows; Seventy lhou.
inches wide. - feet G inches long; fifteen
thousand feet 2 inches thick, inches
wide. 10 feet long; one hundred and sixty
pieces 3xGlk, 25 feet long; three pieces
Sx6ib 16 feet long; So pieces Sx5, - teet
long; two hundred and sevepty-ilVe
pieces 4x7a % feet long; tifty-six pieces
6xS, 25 feet long. Must all be delivered az
Wilmington, Del, fifty days after con-
tract is awarded. All bids must be sealed,
marked proposals, addressed and deliver
ed to the Secretary Of the Levy Court Of
New Castle County, at the Court House
in Wilmington, Delaware, by 10 O'Clock a.
m, Tuesday, October Is. 1901. The court
reserves the right to rejecu any and all
bids. For further particulars, apply "a
PHlLEMMA CHANDLER. Levy Court
Commissioner, Wilmington s30-l2t
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" OTICE.-WE, MORROW & MCAR-
y THY, the tenants and occupants of
the house situated at the ~ w. corner of
Fourth and Poplar streets, in the Fourth
ward, In the city Of Wilmington, county OF
New Castle and State OF Delaware, IN
compliance with the requirements of the
Acts Of the General Assembly in such
case made and provided, do hereby give
notice that we shall apply in writing Ia
the Court Of General Sessions of the State
of Delaware, I'm and for New Castle
county on Monday, the 18th day OF No
vember, A. ID. 1901, being the next term of
aid court for q license for said house
as an inn or tavern, for the sale thereir
of Intoxicating liquors I'm less quantities
than one quart, to be drunk ON the prem
ises, and the following respectable citi-
zens of said ward, at least twelve of
whom are substantial freeholders Of said
ward, recommend the said application,
viz:
Clarence r. Holt, HG. Buckmaster, NJ ID
j. O. Sasse. Jr., Emory r. Madden,
Peter McAteer Geo. w. Clarken,
Jas. Kitchens. H. j. Windish
Matthew Baxter, w. r. Hayes,
Jas. II. Grubb, John W. CrOssley,
Chas. @. Mammele, Harry y. Cross,
Daniel Dohl, John D0ugherty,
Geo. j. Egle, S. II. Reeves,
Jas. Kane, W. b. Stevenson
+. j. Thiclman David w. Mccarthy,
Peter n. Murphy, Il. A. Stewart
JOS. Il. Cross, j. Frank Smith.
MORROW q MCCARTHY.
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The Equitable
GUARANTEE AND Trust Co.
Ninth and Market Sts.,
WILMINGTON DEL.
Trust Department.

Trust Department.
Acts as Executor, Administrator
Guardian, Trustee, Attorney, Receiver
and Assignee. Registers and Trans
ters Stocks. Acts as Trustee for
Bond Issues Furnishes Surety on
Court Bonds.
Transacts a general Trust business.
Real Estate Dept.
Renting, selling, repairing and insur-
ing property, paying taxes, etc, care
fully and promptly attended to by ex
perienced men In the employ of the
Company.
Safe Deposit Dept.
Rents Safe Deposit Boxes in Fire and
Burglar Proof Vaults, Stores Silver
ware at moderate rates. Receives wills
for safe keeping without charge.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON ALL
DEPOSITS OF MONEY.
-
OFFICERS:
PRESION LEA, President.
THO NOWLAND, Nice-Pres. and Treas
y. T. PENNYPACKER, Sec. and Trust
Officer
ICHARD REESE. Assistant Treasurer.
r r. MORRISON, Assistant Secretary.
M. d. CROSSAN. Real Estate OFFICER.
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Examine

This list, every item is a
saver for you:
Linine Crash, &c. per yard.
Is yards Bleached Muslin, $100.
Linen Napkins, special prices, $t10,
S1.25 and S150 per dozen.
Table Linen Bleached Damask, 22c.,
3lc., SIC. SOC. per yard.
Linen Tray Cloths, 10c. each.
Co.ored Border Doylies. Be. each.
Turkish Towels. special prices,
bleached, &C., 12lac.. f5c, and 25c.
unbleached, l0c. and 12iac
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Underwear.

Our Underwear Department
has been kept busy this week,
the cause is the values we are
offering. You had better pro.
vide now for the coming cold
weather, as the prices are
about cut in two-bargains
for men, women and children.
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PROPOSALS

nROPOsAIls.- for furnishing
seventy tons, 2,2l0 pounds 70
fhe ton. OF the best quality An
fhracite stove coal, delivered in the cellar
he Poord of Police Commissioners may
elect. will be received at the office of the
Chief of Police until u O'Clock noon OF
TUESDAY. October 10, 1901. The right Is
reserved to reject any or all blds' tot
further information, apply TO .,,~
EUGENE MASSEY,
Secretary Board Of Police Commissioner
O1O-2t
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STORE FIXTURES

CET OUR PRICES on billiard ana pool
VI tables before buying elsewhere. So
on easy payments. Our cushions are
guaranteed for twenty years, and are
made by new vulcanizing process. Old
ables fitted with our cushions are as
God as new. satisfaction guaranteed. OF
honey refunded. See our advertisement
Of manager wanted" for lawful slot
machine. Palmer Billiard Table Works,
chicago, Ill aSo
Evening journal., 1901-10-11

Leavitt & Lederer Company's Ma,
zeppa, or the Wild Horse OF Tartary,'
which comes TO the Opera House this
afternon and night. may not be Rus
kin's, Voltaires Viscount de Vogue's
or even the National Records hero. 1t
is, however. more like Byrons than any
htherto offered to the public. The
youthful Tartar is o composite of thc
best qualities accorded TO him by all
the chronicles, born as it were in
Byron's poem, or with that erratic gem
ius for a godfather. The keynote is
struck by Byron, prolonged by Miner
and all the strains are harmonized by
Robert Griffin Morris. in the modern.
led stage version of the legend. Byron
saw beauty and nature in the misdeeds
.of Mazeppa the others saw the facts
alone; so Morris took the strain from
Byron, with Miner, and resOunded IL
today. The natural central figure OF
the spectacle is and must ever be Ma
zeppa's ride for life upon the wild
horse of Tartary This thrilling cpl.
.sode IS accomplished by Mile. Vemont
.Jarbeau ON her magnificent Arabian
.steed, Lightning. To attempt to fore
stan IL by verbal description would be
futile The feat is so remarkable anh
.withal, so terrific THAT it must be seen
tO be comprehended.
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Dressing Sacques.

100 Dressing Sacques made
of 1t. Blue, Pink and Garnet
Flannel, will be sold Saturday
for 25c each.
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Dress Goods.

We are showing and selling
some of the best values i'll
plain and fancy Dress Goods
ever seen in this market at
prices that are making them
so. Every lady should see
our dress goods before buying,
Evening journal., 1901-10-11
Millinery.

Our Millinery Department
has been kept busy since our
opening and we are told every
day that we have the prettiest
hats in town and that our
prices are the lowest.
Evening journal., 1901-10-11
New RobeIen Piano

Is a gratifying success.
The first shipment received met with immediate favor
and went out quickly that all orders could be promptly
filled.
The arrival Of large shipment during the present week
will remedy the delay and assure prompt delivery hereafter
Our prices for the NEW R0BELEN PIANOS are $500 and
$685. usual terms and monthly payments.
The universal verdict of best musicians is that is
the finest piano in the market price.
CALL and examine them and be convinced.
In addition to stock always have a number
of good Uprghts that have been rented exchange
that go at 500 to 5000.
SQUARE pianos from $50 upwards.
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Choaen a Oommittnemnn

General William A. Reilly, of this
city, has been elected member of the
Executive Committee of the Union Vet
eran Legion at THE annual reunion.
which has just closed in Gettysburg,
Pa
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

NJ Office or DISSOLUTION.-No is
~ hereby given that the partnership
lately subsisting between John Wesley
Morris and Stilman A. Hodgman, Jr., of
this city, under the firm name of Morris
q Hodgman, was dissolved on the 1st day
Of October 1901, by mutual consent All
debts owing to the said partnership are
to be received by said John Wesley Nor
rds and all demands on the said partner
ship are to be presented to him for pay
ment. (Signed)
JOHN WESLEY MORRIS,
S. A. HODGMAN, JR.
John Wesley Morris has succeeded the
late firm of Morris & Hodgman, and will
continue the general electric and supply
business at 3i5 Shipley street. this city,
under the name of Morris & Co o9-3t
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BOARD AND ROOMS

~ WO YOUNG MEN can be accommo-
L dated with board In new home; prl-
vate family, centrally located; all con-
veniences. furnace heat. Address +, W.
W.. Evening Journal Office. oy-u
w ANTED.-Two or three unfurnished
w rooms for light housekeeping, near
Fourth and West streets. Address
ROOMS" Evening Journal office. o-5t
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PERSONAL

L AIDES! Chichester English Penny
IL royal Pills are the best Safe, reii.
bic. Take no other. Send 4c., stamps,
or particulars. "Relief for Ladies'" IN
etter by Return Mail. Ask your Drug.
ist.
CHICHESTER CHEMICAL CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa
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Stamps.

Green or Red Stamps given
with every purchase. Cut
the coupon out and get the
$500 worth. This offering
is only for this week.