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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-11-20
St. Andrews Episcopal Chi Oh.

Divine services are held every Sun
day as follows:
Morning prayer and sermon at II a. IN.
Sunday School at 2 D. IN.
Bible Classfor grown people at 3 D, IN.
Evening prayer and sermon at 1870 p.
IN. Subject: Hearts stirred up
The public is cordially invited to at
tend any or all services.
REV ALWARD CHAMB ERLAINE
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-11-20
Ritter Bros, Drug Co.
Logan Utah, Franklin, Preston. az.
Montpelier. idaho.

XDr. Beckstrom, the dentist, is hone
from tar Valley.
After the services at the Catholic
church last Saturday the remains +
Mrs Thos Leonard were taken to Salt
Lake, all the family and Rev. Hend-
rickx accompanying them. The final
interment took place Mono ay in the
Catholic cemetery in the Zion city.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-11-20
Card of Thanks.

We desire to express our heartfelt
thanks to the many kind friends who
Len: us their assistance and sympathy
during our recent great bereavement.
THoS. LEONARD
AND FAMILY.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-11-20

Lsstes and Children at Fl. b. Whitman.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Lewis,
line son, on Thursday
Bring your feet to rs for shoes The
Goldea Rule Store.
j. F. O'Conner and son, Jimmy, u it
to Salt Lake last night for short visit.
Underwear for everybody at Golden
Rule Store.
+ Roht. A. Birch is back from trlr. to
Bannorls county.
CAPS. All Kinds of Fall aud Winter
Caps for Men and CHILDREN at II. B. !
Wbitmans 81
Mrs. 3. T. Oakley has gone to Boise
for the winter on account OF her health,
which has been poor the past year.
The best line of cotton and wooden
blankets in town at The Golden Rule
Store
] Mrs. Jerry Richardson, who has been
quite sick for several days, is repo1 Jed
better at present.
You can't tell where you can do the
best until you try. Try us for grocer-
les, cigars, tobacco and candy. 1T. 80
] The people of Bear Lake would vel
come good old fashioned Oregon Chi
nook just at present.
Richard Tinsley and wife are visiting
il Snowv1lle, Idaho. They will be gone
a couple of weeks.
SPLENDID assortment of Cotton and
Wollen Blankets. Quilts and Cotton
Batting at H. B. Whitmans. 81
One of D. McLennans Houses on front
street for rent to some responsible party
at once. Apply to Mrs. J. I. Hartman.
: D. McLennan, 40
For Sale-Two or three head OF gentle
: work horses, Will weigh about 1907
lbs. Apply at this office. SO
We want town lots for prospective
: customers II yon have any to sell list
them with the Bear Lake Co. Joe
Fuller will sell them for you.
Holiday goods are coming into sight
I in all the stores, which is gentle re-
minder that the glorious Christmas tide
, is close at hand.
Before going shopping put my name
on yonr Ii for toilet coap, perfumes
+ brushes, combs and toilet goods of all
!, kinds. Lyman Drug Co. 8a
8 The ladies of the Episcopal church
will furnish the supper at the b. of r.
q T. dance next Wednesday evening. A
fine spread is thus assured all those who
desire to partake Of it.
4 The Montpelier Lumber Company has
o large quantity of lumb Der of all kinds
on hand and will meet all competitor.
: both in price and quality. Try us q
O The case of Fuller & Harris VS.. VIM
Heap, was decided in favor of the plain
Q tiffs by Judge Kelly, he granting then
l. $50 and costs. It will be appealed tx
l. the district court.
e
q Ladies aud children's underwear il
MON suits and separate pieces at yer,
low prices at Fl. B. Wh1tman's. 9
- Do voc want some good hosiers 70
Ia men ladies children a big line of sam
> pie hosiery call and see it to see is to bu,
= to buy is to get the very best values yor
= have ever had at Fl. =. whitman.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-11-20
E-Qcaf News

Read the ads in to-days paper.
The 3. of R T dance Wednesday
evening.
We have fall new stock of groceries
and our prices are the lowest. TT. 80
Bob sleighs are all the go in Bear Lake
now
All kinds OF syrup. Our price is
hight. IT. 80
Tuesday morning was hummer for
cold, the mereGry dropping to 10 below
DO not fail to see the elegant new
line of ladies skirts just arrived at H,
B. Whitman.
The starting up Of the smelters and
mines in Montana is causing an extra
heavy coal traffic on the railway.
You are ST re of getting something
good if you go to Lyman's for your
whiskies, wines or braudies. 38
I Dune McLennan was in town Mon
day arranging to ship several carloads
of cattle to eastern markets.
[ Attorney Fay Austin is nursing bad"
IL swollen hand the result of a cut
followed by blood poison
Lyman has just what you want for
card party prizes in novelty leather
goods. 80
r. A runaway livered up things early
Monday morning on Washington street.
No special damage was done.
Just in. The latest thing out in wrist
bags and ladies purses at Lyman Drug
20 3e
Next THURSDAY is Thanksgiving Day.
It will be appropriately observed in this
city.
For Sale-I wish to sell my place IN
north part of town 8 acres house and
harm. Apply to Ben Summers 37-3s
Talk about good cigar-we have
them, Try the Faust, three for
quarter. IT. 81
Don't fail to attend the b. X. L, dance
next Wednesday evening. The com
mittees assure all good time, A splen
did supper will be served on the stage
at a reasonable price. Tickets to dance
81, supper extra
A pleasant party was given at INT
home of Al Smith Thursday evening d,
his son Will Games of various kind
were indul ged in, and Miss Edith Mar
tin entertained the assemblage with Vo
cal and instrumental music. AT sea
sonal hour a dainty supper was served
ond all returned to their homes, declar
ino that they had spent very pleasan
evening.
A special service of praise and thanks
giving will be held in the Episcopa
Thrrcb on Thanksgiving Day at 10
M The church will he decora e.
With fruits. vegetables and grains an
snecial music will be rendered by a cnol
of Eighteen voices.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-11-20

NN~S
just east of town, is being put in this
week by the railway company.
have lot of young turkeys for
Leave orders with me.
Robt. P. Ludwig.
A Beautiful Line of SAMPLE Go]frl
Gloves just in at ~. B. Whitman.
( 4 bouncing baby boy arrived at the
home of Mr. and Mrs II Fl. Dalrymble
last Monday.
I Mr. and Mrs. John Knutti are TIE
happy parents Of bouncing baby boy
born last Friday.
( Rurton Thomas, one of Bloomington s
prominent citizens, was in town We'd
nesday
Don t kicH O man because he is down.
He may have only tripped over some
temporary snap, and if So will quickly
arise to kick back,
There was more Weeks Cold Tablets
sold in Bear Lake county last year than
all other cold preparations together.
Try them once and you won't wonder
at it. Lyman Drug Co. 38
The singing cold days the first part
of the week made the various coal bins
about town shrink up considerably.
Gov Morrison and Attorney Bagley
have gone to Washington on the bust
ness connected with the land depart
ment.
Sheep for sale-l have 1876 head Cots
void sheep, fine animals, to sell Ap-
ply TO George Allemann, Berne,
Idaho. 3S-42.
When you are sick you want doctor
that will give you every possible atten-
ton. When he gives you a prescrip-
ito 9ou want druggist to fill it that
will give it every possible affection.
a II that druggist. Lyman. Be
The Corianton company came in Mon
day and went over to Paris for two
nights engagement, coming back to this
city Wednesday. From here they go tt
Star Valley playing at Alton.
uc OIulAS arc udN1uB udlu WIN Aldh
i1g anything like schedule time these
days. The Short Lines connections ar,
responsible for most of the delays.
Mrs. o. FL. Groo has received anothe
insta]lment of the public library, con
tanning many splendid books. Thes
books are free to all to read.
The heavy fall of snow in the vale
has atarted stoclkowners to feeding
Generally the feeding season does no
be in until along in December.
Ed Singent and family came up fror
Green River Saturday to attend th
funeral of Mrs. Leonard, Mr.. Singer
being one of the deceased's sons.
A new bulletin has been posted by til
, railway company which says: Ths
any employe of the company. who FRI
quents saloon, will he dismissed frol
the service" The demand for PIN
, hasn't increased any as result of tn
latest order.
The new time card, which goes int
effect shortly, will not materially chang
the time of arrival and departure of pa
senger trains in this city, soft is sait
The November snowfall SO far TIL
season is the heaviest known for som
years. While much Of the beautifl
hoe Tna1tad ati1I there Ia . 0ood1v ,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-11-20
OREGON SHORT LINE RATLp1A !,

ZINE. CARD.
Below is-t9s t.lre of Ar wal and do
PAL "re OF asSe agar trains at Mont
pelier.
FN.1dVE DEPART
West bound Nc. L ga m. 100 D. m.
West bound No..5 6;25 a. m. $50 a N
East bound No. 9. 2:55p. NJ. 300 D. m.
East bound Ne. C. SO a. N. $50 ! NJ
d. e. KING, Agent.
Montpelier, Idaho.
E. Burley, D. s. Snencar
G. Z. & 7. A. A.G p ,yT 4
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-11-20
WE HAVE oIiFN WONDER D


whetht or not the public under
sstaads the necessity of dis;nfect-
ants around the sick room.
Too mach care capnot lie given
to rendering everything about the
patient thoroughly antiseptic 80
as to prevent contagion.
Chloride of Lime Crcolin.
1Carbo- Cresol and Sulphur are
generally used. We have them
all.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-28

La verdad es una idea simple, muy
difcil de deinir; pero la sentlmos como
una necesidad al espiritu.
FL hombre debe amar y respetar la
verdad, como Sc anna y respeta todo 10
grade trascendental.
La verdad Sc presenta unas veces
facil la mirada del espfritu y entonces
Sc hace accessible al com1n de los hon.
bres otras veces, solamente ell esfuer-
20 poderoso del genio la alcanza des-
envolver de las complejas relaciones en-
que Sc oculta. La inteligencia de otros
seres mas perfectos que el hombre, es
indudable que podra penetrar con mas
rapidez con menos vacllacl0L en- los
niisterios donde la naturaleZa Oculta Ia
yerdad. Los esfuerzos que ell hOmbre
ha de practicar en- ell analisis y la sfnte
sis para hallar la verdad, Sc simplitican
con relaci6n al poder Intellectual. Al
gunas facultades del hombre actual, de-
sapareceran por evolucion con su mejo-
ramiento poseera otras mas perfectas
que Sc muestren mas dociles para la con-
secuci6n de la verdad, la cual aparece,
por su evidencia, sublime y magn1fca
ante ell infinite poder de la inteligencia
diVina.
En- los animales domina la ley del
mas fuerte. Un arbol que alcanza un
po1eroso desarrollo, anula la vida vege-
tai en- toda su esfera de accion. Pare
ce que en- los animales y en- las plantas
debe verifcarse ell evolucionismo con
mas rapidez que en- ell hombre, quien
dispone de la justicia para la conserVa-
cion de su especie. Pero la justicia no
puede existir sin la verdad luego la YER
dad protege al debil contra ell fuerte
al pobre contra los poderosos, 10 mismo
entire los individuos que entire los pue-
bios. La clemencia es una expression
de la justicia y la inocencia brilla esplen-
dorosa amparada por la verdad.
ST no por otra augmentation, esta
sola sef1a sstante para inclinar al hon.
bre q respetar y q sRSar profundamente
Ia verdad. ~
Cuando un pueblo gime bajO la til
rania ell despotismo, la verdad Sc ocul
Ia y por misteriosas leyes de attraction,
repulsi6n, va reconcentrandose hasta
que, creyendose va vigorosa, por ley de
conservation, Sc apodera de un espfritu
superior, quien, reforzado poderosa-
mente por ella misma, Ia trasmite por Ia
palabra, en- sus diversas manifastaciones
y atrae, subordina y prepara una fuerza
humana para lanzarla en- ell torbellino de
una redentora revoluci6n. Asf vemos
aparecer la 6gura de Rousseau en- Fran
cia. Franklin en- America, Rizal en- Fill
pinas, Marti en- Cuba Baldorioty en-
Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-28
LA VERDAD

| Un pueblo que anna la verdad, al
CANA indudablemente ell mayor grado
| de felicidad possible sobre Ia TERRA, por-
! que quien anna la verdad, la busca Y la
! sostiene. La verdad sostehida, proper
ciona ell credito individual y nacional
La verdad hallada puede utilizarse en-
sus diversas aplicaciones, en- aprovecha-
miento de nuestro bienestar. La men
tira jamas queda impune. La verdad Ia
persigue como un fantasma, la asedia y
la amenaZa constantemente con lanzarla
la verglenza pdblica.
Ell pueblo americana es un pueblo
practice y anna la verdad, porque la ver-
dad es la realidad.
Ell calculo, impulsado por ell amor
la verdad, lie proporciona q ese pueblo
poderosas energ1as en- la lucha por la
existencia.
La verdad proteje la libertad Sc
pronuncia en- contra de la Anarqufa ell
despotismo.
Muchos hombres rechazan ell asalto
de un imiente usted! con una bofetada
un pistoletazo. Sin embargo, la verdad
no es pasional. A veces Sc la We reple-
garse para dar un paso la carload san
ia. Sc presenta casi siempre fr1a, firTne,
cortante. Ell amor sostenido por la YER
dad, sc manifesto en- ell sacrificio y ul he
roismo. Ell amor maternal es mas ener-
gico porque es ell que mas fuertemente
esta sostenido por la verdad.
Jay de aquella escuela donde ell
maestro no ha conseguido establecer una
corriente enthusiastic de amor la verdad!
Yo sentirfa vergtienza y tristeza profun-
da ante ell espectaculo de Ia degradation
eccolar indicada en- la falta de respetofy
amor Ia verdad!
ST la discipline de una escuela no
es tiranica; 81 los ninos estan acostum-
brados ser sinceros y sencillos, la YER
dad brotara esplendorosa de sus labios
con ell encanto y natnralidad con que
brotan las hermosas flores en- los prados
y como sc lama en- los espacios ell fulgor
de las estrellas.
FL maestro ell padre deben ser
clementes con ell nifio que dice la verdad.
Decir la verdad, sobre todo cuando nos
amenaza un peligro, representa- un sa.
crificio, un dolor que puede considerarse
como ell castigo merecido.
La verdad cristiana y muchas ver-
dades cient1fcas, han sido sostenidas por
la sangre de los martires. A veces una
verdad Sc reconcentra en- una sola SEN
tencia, poseyendo, sin embargo, una
asombrosa fuerza expansive, que deter
nina los llmites de una era en- la histo-
ria de la humanidad.
E. Rios CAsELI.As.
Gales, 25 de Julio de 1908.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-28

lera esos desmanes, v las turbas han da-
do tambien muerte a muchOs aldeanOs.
EXPULsADo
Dicen de Caracas que ell ciudadano
Sebastian Viale Rigo, ha sido expulsado
del territorio de Venezuela, por perjudi-
cial al orden p1blico. Viale Rigo es uno
de los reclamantes contra ell Tesoro de
aquella naci6n.
REPUBLICANOS ESPANOLES
.Comunican de Madrid, que durante
Ia temporada veraniega, ell partido repu-
blicano Sc encargara de organizar sus
huestes para resistir con 9xito las pr6xi-
mas Iuchas contra los sustentadores de
Ia monaroufa. Sc anuncian, con este
motive. importantes asambleas, en- Ma
drid. Barcelona, Valencia y otras capi-
tales de Espafia.
EN- APoYo DE La UNION
Tanto los federales como los progre-
sistas han respondido al proposito de
constituir IN fuerte n1cleo, diciendo que
Il nartido debe reorganizarse inmedia-
tanpente nara llevar efecto las mas al
foo enonresas patri6ticas. Los jefes re-
nnhI;canos conffan en- que la Union, fir
me : eficaz. Sc habra hecho antes de que
las Cortes reanuden sus tareas-
NUEvo GARINETE
III eaf,or VilIavefde ha manifestado
npa los nroyectos de reorganization ma
val sustentsdos por Ell ex-Ministro de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-28

Marina. sefior Sanchez Toca, no serar
desechados por ell nuevo Gabinete espa
mol, pero que ST sufriran algunas modifi
caclOneS.
FORMIDABLE EJERCITo
Ell Ministro de la guerra del Impe.
rio ruso, ha pasado reyista en- la Man
churia & todos los puestos militares, des-
filando ante ei mas de 10000 hombres
En- Puerto Arturo reuni6ronse, con este
motivo, 18 buques do combate, entire
cruceros y acorazados.
En- Ell VATICANo
Dicen de Roma que pssado mafiana
concluyen las misas de requiem en- sufra-
gio del alma de Leon XIII. Todos los
conclavistas Sc encuentran va en- la Ca
pital de Italia, dispuestos culnplir con
ell deber que Sc les ha confiado.
RETENEs DE TRoPA
Sc ha ordenado que para evitar con-
fusion en- ell momento en- que Sc reuna
ell C6nclave para elegir ell nuevo Papa,
Sc sit1en retenes de tropas en- los sitios
mas concurridos de la Cuidad.
La guardia suiza del Vaticano, i'm
pedira la entrada en- ell primer piso del
Palaclo papal, donde Sc reunen los con
clavistas. Sc han levantado muros pa
ra aislar completamente aquellos del
exterior.
Ell SUCCESSOR DE LEON XIII
En- toda Europa reina extraordina-
ria ansiedad por conocer ell nombre del
lue ha de subir la silla de San Pedro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-28
Ultimos cables
ENTIERRo DEL PAPA


Sc ha verifcado, con La MAYOR So
lemnidad, ell entierro del Papa Leon
XIII ell Ia Catedral de San Pedro.
INUNDACIoN EN- L0NDREs
Dicen de Londres que ha ocurrido
alli una seria inundaci6n. Durante va
rias horas estuvo lloviendo fuertemente
FL STamesiss desbord6se, inundando no.
pulosos barrios de la ciudad. Numerosas
personas fueron salvadas en- botes. Los
dafos ocasionados por la inundaci6n son
muy cuantlosos, y Sc cree que han ocn-
rrido algunas desgracias personaIes. <
pesar de los esfuer1os hechos para evi-
tarlas.
LA PRUEBA DEL <KEARsARGE1
FL acorazado americana xKearsar-
ge,s rindl6 su carrera traves del At
lantlco. I'll promedio que di6 de yeloci-
dad, tue de catorce millas. La prueba
parece haber satisfecho q las autorida-
des nayaies de Washington.
NUEvAs MATASzAs
lnforman de Paris que, por noticias
ue Constantlnopla, Sc sabe que Sc han
renovado en- Armenia los atropollos con-
IRA los crlstianos. Cerca de Erzerum
iueron nltlmamente asesinados seis mon
}es' Asegdrase que Ia fuerza p6blic,a to-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-28

lera esos desmanes, v las turbas han da-
do tambien muerte muchos aldeanos.
Evening journal., 1903-05-29
NOW FOR SHELLPOT PARK
This Pretty Resort Will Formally Open
for the Season Tomorrow.

shellpot Park, which has been improved,
will formally open tomorrow lor the sea-
son. There WV, re panu concerts after
noon and evening by the philharmonic
Band, dancing, pool, billiards, shuttle
board, miniature railway, car0uselle, boat
ing, fishing and sundry other attractions,
in addition to the theatre, during the day,
and In the evening the finest collection OF
moving pictures ever at the park will be
shown free.
The theatre is to be conducted on strict
ly metropolitan lines this year. Manager
Malin has decided TO give only frst-class
attractions This is evident from the open
ing bill, which includes the famous Nice
Twins. Dalbery Sisters. BuslzirlS and Rich,
Ida Russell and the great York Herbert
Trio The same bill will be there all of
next week.
superintendent Van Trump of the City
Railway Company will take care Of all OF
the business offered. Many extra cars will
be run on the SheHpot line.
Evening journal., 1903-05-29
MOSQUITOES RAID
NEW CASTLE PEOPLE
Swarm Makes Vigorous At
tack on Residents and They
Seek Shelter
snecAl % the Evenlng journal.

SPECIAL to the Evening journal.
New Castle, May 29.-The shad fishing at
this season is near an end. But eleven OF
the men are now fishing.
This city was visited by swarm of
mosquitoes about 7.SO last evening. On
Fifth street, near South, number Of peo-
pie had to seek shelter in houses.
The work has been started on the stand
at Battery Park for the New Castle base
ball team. 90
A delightful entertainment was held in
Union NJ. L. Church last evening.
The IIshers' Union OF Wilmington passed
through this city last evening with two
cars of people for Delaware City.
The new engine has arrived for the local
trolley road and will be in operation in a
short time.
The funeral of Alice Price. daughter of
william Price, took place this morning at
10 o'clock Services were held in St, Peters
Church by the Rev. e. L. Brady. Inter
ment was made dn the adjoining cemetery.
Miss Liddie Eliason, of Mount Pleasant,
is visiting Mrs. James Eliason.
W. w. Knowles was visitor in town
yesterday.
Orvid Porter and wife, formerly OF this
city who has been in Chatham, Pa, for
sometime, are visiting friends here. Mr..
Porter states that he is Improving in
health.
Mrs. James Hulett and sons, Of Phila-
delphia, are visiting relatives in this city.
Evening journal., 1903-05-29
Preparino 70 Move eridoe.

The John ]. Williams Dredging Com
psny has a pile driver at the Brandywdne
bridge Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany pulling up the old piling preparatory
TO moving the bridge so that the elevated
structure may be erected the work has
been greatly expediated by low tides.
Evening journal., 1903-05-29
Extremely Low Tides.

There Is an unusually low tide in the
christiana and Brandywine rivers this
morning. Rivermcn say the water is low
er than they have seen in many years.
AS the tug Taurus was towing sand
barge out the Christiana this morning st
grou1dcd and 1t was with considerable diff
hculty II was gotten on.
Evening journal., 1903-05-29
MONEY WANTED.

10000 wanted on gobd FIRST
mortgage security at S per cent.
The property is a good business
stand within Q miles Of Whining
Ton and is valued at double the
amount desired to borrow.
Investors desiring further in
formation, address
Investment. "
Evening Journal Office.
Evening journal., 1903-05-29

Don't let the little ones suffer from
eczema or other torturing skin dis
eases. No need for IL. Doan's Oint-
ment cures. Can't harm the most deli
cate skin. At any drug store, so cents.
Evening journal., 1903-05-29
Recital at ST. Paul's.

Calvin Carroll Thomas, of the Emerson
College, at Oratory, Boston, assisted, by
his sister Mrs. L. Elizabeth Thomas Nc
Vey of the same college, gave a recital
in st. Paurs NJ. L. Church last night.
Evening journal., 1903-05-29
praminn contest Postponsd.

The drawing for a handsome bed
room suit. which was to be held to-
morrow night at No. 6lO Market street
has been postponed until June 27.
Evening journal., 1903-05-29
La France Shoes

are the peer of all $3.50 low and So
high-cut Shoes; three dozen lasts, at
CROSBY g. HILLS.
Evening journal., 1903-05-29
sewina Machines

Of the best make can be had for the
price Of the cheaper sorts at CROSBY
& HILLS.
Evening journal., 1903-05-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
MONEY TO LOAN.

$4,000 to loan on good first
mortgage. Security-city prop
erty preferred.
Also
Two sums Of 81, 900 and 81, 500 on
good real estate security only.
Give statement as to value of prop
erty, location, etc.
Address "Real Estate"
Box "a,
Evening Journal Office,
Evening journal., 1903-05-29
MILLARD F. DAVIS
WATCHES

Thoroughly well made, dainty
aud reliable timekeepers.
A practical GIFT for GRADU-
ATES.
Evening journal., 1903-05-29
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A tract of thirty-six acres
of cultivated land at Centreville, Del.
on Kennett Turnpike, having present
aud increasing value there being several
admirable building sites. The Equitable
Guarantee and Trust Co., Trustee.
FOR SALE-Gasoline Launch. 2S fl.
long, u #. o in. beam; nearly new.
Address O. o. Evening Journal Office.
m2S-7t.
FOR SALE-Foundation Stone. David
bangle, sth and Van Buren SITS.
m2S-6t
Evening journal., 1903-05-29

FOR RENT-Large tent. Apply ~.
Walnut St. m2q-It
Evening journal., 1903-05-29
FOB RENT.

FOR RENT-Furnished country house,
with orchard, garden and lawn, on
river road, five miles below New Castle,
on trolley line. Immediate possession.
For terms, etc, apply to T. b. Rogers,
us Broadway, New York. apr6-u
FOR RENT-Tenant House at "Rock
Springs, " Cecil County, Nd. Fruit
truck patch and garden. Good water
For information, inquire S. H. Durstein
S +. I'd ST., Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1903-05-29
WANTED.
HELP wANTED--FEMALE.

NTANTED-Girl for general house work
" Apply Mrs. II. r, Fothergill, lo7 w
23rd St. m2o-p
Evening journal., 1903-05-29

MILLARD F. DAVIS,
JEWELER aud Nos ? and n
oPTIcIAN EAST SECCND STREET
Established ISIS.