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Evening journal., 1903-10-07
RooseveIt and AddIeksIsm.

From the Phila. Evening Bulletin.
President Roosevelt has nominated
for United States District Attorney In
Delaware a citizcn of Wilmington who
has several recommendations IN favor
OF his fitness for the place. one As that
he enjoys the respect Of the members
of the bar IN his community; another
is that he has already shown in the
courts the kind OF ability which the
office requires and another IS that no
is honest enough to hate Addicksism
with an uncompromislng abhorrence.
The truth is that IN nominating john
P. Niolds the President could hardly
have selected any one else at the Dell
aware bar who would be more unac>
|feptable 20 Addicks and IL Is not at ali
sarprisinR TO learn that Addicks mani
Tested bitter displeasure when tho nows
was broOght TO him.
Mr.. Hoosatelt in announcing tho
nomination has stated fnat he WAS
moved 20 make & soieIy br reason OF
tho eenaral endGlz3lflf IL I - Nield&, nor~
Evening journal., 1903-10-07

on the day that the papers an
nounced that John p. Nields had been
appointed District Attorney for Della
ware the sun, Addicks' organ. makes
known the fact that 1t will cease to
shine daily but viii peep at us only
once a week hereafter. OF course its
existence had been practically forgot
zen, anyway but we generously give
{ this advertisement without charge.
Evening journal., 1903-10-07
NEMEsls.


Under the logic Of sordld politics
John Edward Addicks should have had
this State by the neck long ago and
should now be in the United States
Senate. But there are limits and
when anyone oversteps them. fate o.
some other factor comes in and plays
It's hand. The people OF Delaware
have helped to demonstrate the mar
velous power Of money. II has trans
formed a great element OF n party
which for years fought for principles
and fensted on the hasks Of defeat with
content, into hungry horde rushing
towards the trough intent only a.
satisfying their appetite.
And listle by little tho faith Of the
people in public rectitude has been
undermined. In every town and com
munity In the State are stranded Re
publioans. They once were the local
leaders Of their party. They are FOR
most part clean, and honorable anc
are representative OF the best thought
OF their respective communities. Yet
they are no longer consulted in politi-
cal affairs but are ignored. and fire.
quently are the objects Of the taunts
and insults OF upstarts who have been
suddenly transformed into political
seers.
Why are so many good Republicans
stranded? We all know the answer
1t IS not because OF personal disap-
pointments. but because these men
would not submit TO the plan to
frankly turn the party over to the man
who was willing TO put up the greatest
fund for debauching our people
Down In their hearts all men know that
this is the reason. Can the party af-
ford itg Can the individuals compos-
ing the party afford &c? These Repub-
lloans Of Kent and Sussex counties who
are resolutely maintaining their inde-
pendence While Addickslsm stockl
through their community like a plague
are making a magnificent protest, and
they are OF the stuff TO go on making
it as long az necessary
Those who have been handling great
corruption funds say; "Oh let them
sulk; wefoan got along without them"
But there is-a future in which we must
rely upon other weapons than money.
The time is apprpaohlltg when we shall
have to go before the people on our
record as a party and on the principles
the party represents. We shall then
need, not only the votes OF these good
Republicans but their influence and
their counsel.
There have been dark days for the
true Republicans Of Delaware. The
party at large naturally wants har-
mony and very properly counsels
peace. There Is a tendency in certain
quarters to regard our fight as fac
tional and as the contest Of spoils-
mongers. But the intelligent public
knows enough of the facts 10 draw
proper conclusions. The whole coun,
try knows Addicks and anything as
sociated with his name must oontinu,
TO cause an unsavory smell. The Pres.
idont may feel thar In order to heal the
fostering sore on the Delaware body
polite he must apply poultices. but
when actually confronted with the
operation he is bound to decide that
the use Of the knife is better; and that
means a cutting at the oancerous
growth Of Addioksism. II is then time
to repeat and re-emphasize the fact
that Addicks can never control Della
ware. He has come near to it in the
past because Of treachery. but that has
only taught us wisdom.
Evening journal., 1903-10-07
FrauduIent Bankers senteneod.

Freehold, N. j., Oct z. - John W.
Newbury and Rudolph Neumann, re
spectively president and secretary.
treasurer of the Mercantile Building
and Loan Association, of this place
and Red Bank, who were convicted Of
having Illegally conducted a banking
business under the charter Of a build
ing and loan association, were sen.
fenced, Newbury to pay a fne of ST.
600 and serve three years and six
months in state prison at hard labor,
and Ncumann to pay a fine of $500.
Evening journal., 1903-10-07

During the late Pope's Illness there
was a host of callers at the Apostolic
Legation in Washington. Their visits
brought into notice a remarkable ne
gro, James ]. Mattingly, who answers
the doorbell. He is q years old and q
linguist James can talk in five Lam
guages. and at present is studying
three or four more.
Evening journal., 1903-10-07
PRESBYTERIANS
FLOCK TO OLD
CHRISTIANA CHURCH
CONTINUED From First Fage).

examination of licentrate Boudinot
Seeley. called to the pastorate Of East
Lake Presbyterian Church, was pro-
ceeded with under old rules. He was
questioned by DIT. Logan, Mr.. Lewis,
DR.. Blake and other members OF Pres
bytery. The young preacher is a ma
tive of Portland, Oregon. and recently
was graduated from the Princeton
Theological Seminary.
Evening journal., 1903-10-07
RetIrIna Moderssor Preaehes.

At the conclusion of the examination
of Mr. Seeley, the session was adjourn
ed and supper was served in the school
house a little distance from the church.
Last night services We're held in the
church, the sermon being preached by
the Rev. Or. North. the retiring mod
orator The sacrament of the Lords
Supper was administered by the Rev.
J. B. Blake and the Rev. ]. L. Perry.
Evening journal., 1903-10-07
Or. vaIIandiaham There.

one Of the most interesting members
Of the Presbytery IS the Rev. Jares
L. Vallandigham, d. D., whose age
lacks only a few years of reaching the
century mark. He is as alert and ac-
tive as many a man twenty or thirty
years his Junior. He is the object OF
much attention from other members Of
the Presbytery. For many years he was
pastor of the Head Of Christiana
Church. He now lives in Newark.
Evening journal., 1903-10-07
IMPRovE noTLt srREAMs.

Says our esteemed contemporary. the
Morning News;
When the mud from the Delaware
begins to drop with swaahing thud
upon the lowlands just back from the
edge OF the stream then start will
be made anew for frontage at which
commerce nhQy be tempted 70 do busl-
Cess.
We Ike thatA its spirit and its Ian
suage. It viii lpdeea be 9 glad glad saay
foF Wilmington when tha mud begins
Evening journal., 1903-10-07

The Bay State Gas in the hands os
a receiver. The sun is TO be changed
from daily TO a weekly. John p.
Nields, uncompronnising Regular Re-
publican, is appointed District Atior-
ney, and copper-well. don't mention
It. Nc wonder they are seeking cover.
Evening journal., 1903-10-07
THE EVENING JOURNAL WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 1903

Twas ever thus IN politics.
I've seen my fondest hopes decay.
l never held a good right bower
But the Joker took it.-J. Il. A.
Evening journal., 1903-10-07

1T was almost a miracle. Burdocl5
Blood Bitters cured me of a terrible
breaking out all over the body. I am
very grateful" Miss Julia Filbridge,
West Cornwell, Conn.
Evening journal., 1903-10-07

Monarch over pain. Burns.
sprains stings. Instant relief.
Thomas Eclectric OIL. At amy
store.
Evening journal., 1903-10-07
Last Excursion to Niagara Falls,
day, October 9Th, B. G. 0. r. r.. .
Dollars for Round Trip.

Next Friday. October 9th, the p. 4
r. r. Company win run its last exc
sion to Niagara Falls. Special Z
leaves Delaware avenue station. Y
mington at 1858 a. M, Chester
a. m. Arrive Niagara Falls, 1000 p
For pamphlet and full information
dress II. A. Miller, +. p. A.
mington, Del, or the nearest ii
agent.
Evening journal., 1903-10-07

Some people expect their prayers to
be answered when they enclose a one
cent stamp.
Evening journal., 1903-10-07

II is the woman who was never ao-
customed to wealth that always piles
on the most pitoous agony when she
gets IT,
Evening journal., 1903-10-07

Baggs-'What is the best thing TO
do for a failing rubber plant2"
Waggs-'Ask for the appointment OF
a. receiver"
Evening journal., 1903-10-07

A small fraction OF an ounce OF
radlum. properly employed. would pro-
vide good light sufficient for several
rooms, and would not require renewal
during the present century.
Evening journal., 1903-10-07

Remember that pudding cloths should
never be wGshed with any soap at all.
They should be soaked IN cold water. and
then well washed in hot coda water.
rinsed. ana afterward put in The open air
TO dry.
Evening journal., 1903-10-07

When making puddings oe perfectly
sure that all the ingredients are absolute
ly frosh. Even the slightest suspicion Of
tain; IN suet, milk or eggs Will be accen-
tuated by the cooking process.
Evening journal., 1903-10-07

Sec hat the mixture IL stiff when aour
and suet are used. as tho pudding is liable
to break II too thin.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

@enn-W1ll purchase lots and
~OOO 3, block 8, Croffut's ad-
dition, located on Western avenue, be-
tween Greedy & Girard. Each lot is
22x130 feet. The property must be
sold. We have, therefore, given a low
cash price. Come in for further par
ticulars. >.5-..>.-
MAKE Us AN oFFER On lot 8,
block 81, Gales subdivision. The lot
faces north on Plymouth avenue In the
middle of the block between Emerson
and Fremont avenues. Look at the
lot and make us an offer. You had
better do SO at once before 1t is sold,
for it must go.
$8UU block 5, Forest Heights,
facing south OIL 2bth avenue north,
between James and Logan avenues.
The lot has 3 frontage of about 40
feet and a depth Of $50 feet running to
q 14-foot alley. This certainly would
be considered 4 low price. Look at the
lot at all events and make US your
highest cash offer It must be sold
within the nsxt 80 days.
mnEn Will purchase lots rs and
0OOO "a, block 4,Soo Pacific Ad-
dition, located on . street between 80
and 3lst avenues northeast. Each lot
is 40 feet by 116. The lots lie up to
grade and front south. Must be sold
at once. Come infor further particulars.
mEEnn-2425 Aldrieh Ave. DO.
S00OU House tan rooms,
modern throughout, best hardwood an
ish and hot air heat. Lot 46x1l9, run
ming to an alley. This would make q
first class homo in q splendid locality.
Come in for further particulaIsa at once
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
nnna ~ Jpcuronnn

STATE OF MINNESOTA, Z -....,- 49,.
Department of Insurance. .-.'.. .
Whereas. the Continental Insurance eompany
a corporation organized under the laws Of New
York, has fully complied with the provisions Of
the laws Of this state relative to the admission
and authorization OF insurance companies OF its
Now, therefore l., the undersigned Insurance.
Commissioner, do hereby empower and authorize
the said above named company to transact its
appropriate business Of IRE insurance in the
state Of Minnesota, according to the laws there
Of , until the thirty first day Of January. A. D.
wise legally terminated prior thereto. y Il. -
In Testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my official seal at St. Paul
this 31st day of January, A. :D;al90S. .s !. ~
-: ...---srF ELMER H. DEARr44,:
Es,,sc. -. Insurance Commissioner.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
A Few Real Estate BARGAINS:

$18UO O9i 5s1l2a aGsa Feet I 70 = 1s:foot 81 ,ot
alley Broom house, arranged for two
families. and renting for $l8 per month;
good we'll and brick cellar; cistern. Has
a large shed. H.. i. ~, .~> Nd. -
90 Ann-Is, cheap for lot
@<4UO 86-122 feet to 14-foot
alley; has first.class 8-foorn house and
large barn; hardwood. finish down
stairs; city water in the yard; all in
good repair: near car line and school.
Located on 11th, Ave. and 3bth st.
@Q0nn-Possibly less, for
~ooOO 1901 1907 Holden IT.. +;
lot 5OxlOO feet; consists of four tene-
ments, with rooms each; city water In
the yard; rents at present for $50 per
year. This is first class Investment
Make us an offer. s,:. ....z-..~..
NKnnn-4O1 5th ct Sc; thor
@0OOO ourhly modern 1S-
room house; fine large basement with
com mbination heating plant; four rcs1s
doWnstairs; fine hardwood finish and
floors; beautiful mantel and sideboard; !;
i've rooms on the second floor, includ-
Ing bath; part hardwood finish; bath
is open plumbing with nickel finish; I;
attic is finished of into four large
rooms, heated by the furnace. This
makes splendid home, and should sell
at once. ~ #.
GEn-Per front foot or $500
~OO will buy hno lot, 80 feet
front, facing Dupont avenue, between
Summit and Lincoln avenues. The
lot has depth Of 1B5 feet, surrounded
by elegant Improvements. The loca-
tion is of the very best and this fact
alone should sell the proprty at that
price. Come in for further particulars.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
Department Of Insurance.

Whereas the. Northern Insurance Company, q
corporation organized under the laws Of New
Of the laws Of this state relative to the ad-
mission and authorization OF insurance cernpa-
nies of its class.
Now, therefore, I, the undersigned Insurance
Commissioner, do hereby, empower and author
lie the said above named company to transact
it's appropriate business Of FIRE insurance In the
state Of Minnesota, according to the laws there
Of, until the thirty.6rst day Of January. A. D.,
1904, unless said authority be revoked or other
wise legally terminated prior thereto.
In Testimony Whereof. ! have hereunto set
this thirtY-nrst day Of January, "A. sD..41 1908,
-. ELAfEE 81. DEARTH,
- s,.-..f .g.s. Insurance Commissions.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
Here's Your Chance, :,
" 0wner Wants 10 S
MAKE An OFFER:

On the following pieces of property In
a bunch or separately. - ! -s..$Iy$z,@
2712 Fourth street Sc, two-story, six
room dwelling, good we'll and cellar.
good repairs; rental SO per month: ::
2714 Fourth street SE, same as
above. .-z>-sya...- ...s.-.. Is. :
2s12 Fourth street Sc, two-story six
room dwelling, with well and good eel
lar; good repair; rental, 80 per month.
2s14 Fourth street Sc, same as
above. - H.. ~.
so01 Fourth street Sc, two-story,
large ten-roonn dwelling on corner lot.
city water; RENTAL $40.
30O5 Fourth street SE. twc-story,,
water; rental. $l2.
aoo7 Fourth street ST, seven room,
two story dwelling, city water; rental.
s11.
3oos Fourth street Sc, two-story.
seven-room dwelling, good repairs. city.
water; rental, $12.
soos Fourth street Sc, up-to-date
square house, latest open plumbing
hardwood floors, lot 50 feet front, rental
$50. -. ss4-s Is
soos Fourth street Sc, eight-room,
modern dwelling; full line OF -to-date
plumbing, corner lot 5ox12e; rental. $40:
3oo1 University avenue sE. large
house. full line open plumbing; good
repair; lot 5oxl50: rental. $50.
s14 Thirtieth avenue SEE. six-room
dwelling; city water, good repair, lot
4ox15o; rental $14.
2514 Twentyrfourth avenue $, good
| ten room house, rented at $l45o: city
water; good repair; lot 6sx1ss.
The shove are all good properties,
always rented and In good condition.
We win receive and submit to owner
reasonable offer on any ona Of these
these pieces Of property or an offer on
the whole,
Owner says Sell.
4s Twentieth avenue s, Groom
dwelling with well, cistern and wood
shed. Full basement: cheap at $500.
ae14 Seventeenth avenue s, seven
room house in good condition with. city
water in house. good well. cellar and
cistern, storm sash and ecreens; inside
Milwaukee road calling limits. Price
$l.600. $500 cash, balance monthly
payments.
7o1 Bradford avenue N. A fine all
modern 12-room house finished in hard
woods, located on a. south and east
front; corner lot, 52x144, near a good
car line and only ten minutes walk
from West Hotel. /. Think an offer OF
$3.50 will take this place.
2513 Seventh street s.; an eleven
room house with well, cistern. two cell
lars, arranged for two families and
rents at $40 per month, has full sci
OF storm sash and screens. Price
$1,700; easy terms.
| YALE REALTY co.,
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
STATE OF MINNESOTA.
nonartr,1eut of InxuranCe

Whereas; The Lurnbermen's insurance Com.
pany, corporation organized under the laws
Of Pennsylvahi has fully complied with the pro-
visions Of the laws Of this state relative to
the admission and authorization OF insurance
companies Of its class. - " -.
Now, therefore, I, the undersigned insurance
the said above named company to transact Its
appropriate business Of fire insurance in the
state OF Minnesota, according to the laws there
Of, until the thirty-hrst day of January, A. D.
1904, unless said authority be revoked or other
wise legally terminated prior thereto.
In testimony whereof T hare hereunto set
MY hand and affixed my official seal at st.
Paul this 31st day of January, A. D. 1903
- ----- ELMER II. DEARTH,
,-tttr g.. Insurance Commissioner.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
uae the phone.

II vol, are too busy to bring your want
id 70 rho Journal, can up No. 3, either
line, ana The journal will accommodate
YOU by taking your ad over the phone.
II you will kindly call in and pay for sanas
at your earliest convenience it will grAatly
facilitate the handling OF these AunaA
amounts #
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
-. a..s =.
CHOICE "
Canadian and Northwestern
Farm Lands and Ranches.

In the Valley Of the Red River, Mime.
In the Valley Of the Red River, North
Dakota. ''. = = X - r
In the Valley Of tho Red River, Manitoba.
In the Valley Of the Mouse River, North
Dakota. :.
In tho Valley Of the Jim River, North Da-
kota. - 80:
In the Valley Of the Missouri River,
North Dakota.
In tho Valley Of tho Missouri River, Mon.
tana. - r. -
In the Valley Of tha MIX River, Montana.
In the Valley OF tho Yellowstone River,
Montana.
In. the Valley Of the Tongue River, Mon.
In tho Valley Of the Rosebud River, Mon.
tana.
In the Valley Of the Saskatchewan River,
Canada.
In the Valley Of the Peace River, Canada.
In tho Valley Of the Gu 'AppeIIe River,
Canada.
In the Valley Of the AsslniboIne River,
In the Valley Of the W'IIametts River,
Oregon.
Deep, rlcf, soil, nutritious native grasses,
heaIthfuI climate. No Big Rod Barns
nor anything on MInnehaha Creek.
SOME BARGAINS.
1900 ACRES Just south Of crookston.
Mimi.
100 ACRES four miles Northeast Of
Crookston. Minn. .E.
10000 ACRES 35 miles N. E. of Winni-
peg, ST.. Lawrence District.s $3.50 per
acre. This is good mixed farming
country.
5000 ADMINISTRATIONS, Minnedosa Dis
trict, $s.5 per acre. This is choice ag-
ricultural land as near as one mile to
C. P. Ry.
$4,000 ADMINISTRATIONS, stonewall Dis
trict. We own this. $500 per acre
l. Will retail out before fall at $500 per
acre. Five improved farms in. this
tract.
JUST LISTED WITH us--40, 900 acres, 23
miles from Winnipeg. $3.50 per acre for
the block; or will sell in 10000 acre
tracts at $500 per acre.
FOUR PROPoSITiONS.to to exchange l44ads
tor merchandise.
IMPROVED RANcHEs-$a.oo to $3.50
per acre. These ranches control
abundant tributary ranges, which il all
| important to successful ranching,
| Write for what you want.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

4 one Of the finest
~oOOO building lots on
Hennepin avenue, between Franklin
avenue and Twenty-second street; IS
feet on Hennopfn avenue, running
through to Dupont avenue, with q
frontage Of 73 feet on the latter. Moth
ing can be found more desirable for a,
building site for an elegant home. The
price IL right and the lot is beautiful.
Leok at It and come in for further
particulars = -
&80OU for for . flat 9 building, as
located on Hennepin avenue, having a
frontage Of 1l8 feet on the same; 1872
feet on Kenwood Parkway and a
frontage Of 1O4 feet on Lyndale ave.
nue.. This property Is among the model
properties for lat buildings. Opposite
Central Park where the outlook is su.
psrb. You can make no mistake in
selecting this for a fine fat building.
81OUOO the e fnsst H 'nG resi- ii.
dences in the city of. Minneapolis. The
house is snpsrbly hnished In hardwood,
uds VOL 4VOAns, Will uISEGlaee AS0o-
ing plant and everything complete, It
was built by the owner for his own
residence. The woods are all selected
and the architecture ia in every way
complete and attractive. The prico We
are giving II some $1,000 or 81, 600 be-
low the cost to the present owner, and
the house ID absolutely as good Is new.
The grounds are elegant and we'll laid
out Nothing nicer could be desired
for home complete in every particu.
lar. Come IN and we Will give you all
| the facts.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

modern house, and barn. All con-
veniences. "A very desirable home;
| lot 50xl25. H.
81 $4,0oo-No. 1909 Sixteenth Avenue SE-
| Eight-room house. all modern; lot 2S-
| x12e; conveniently located to state
| university. .&-'l=% .
| Nine-room modern house, and barn.
| A choice location. You will find this
very attractive ,
$4,25o-No 3214- Second Avenue South
! Eight-room house, all modern;. hard
| wood finish hot-air furnace; a very
| desirable house in every way; lot 46x
| 127.
| $5,ooo-1sos Laurel Avenue-Nine- room
| modern house, and barn; hot-air fur
mace; near electric cars and easy
| walking distance to business. A
pleasant home on favorable terms; lot
50x150. ->: -. ..
$5,5oo-1s2s Aldrich Av.-Ten-room mod-
ern house, and barn. nearly new; hot
water and hot-air heat; lot 50x1s5
Look this up carefully. =
s7,5oo-1oos Sixteenth Avenue sE-Ten-
room house, and barn; hardwood fin
| ish; all modern;. convenient to the
state university; lot 60x132. =
12,ooo-No. 1901 Third Avenue south-Is
!; the greatest bargain of all which in
E%cludes a 12-rooms brick veneer home,
and a six-room frame house, beth Of
which are ali modern in every partitcu-
| lars with barr, on rs large coilier lot
semsuns to ssc q u.
49,, S.:ss& s & s p ssls.s
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

gorge
| $50 luNaBE|
| 81 ,4oo-No. 2615 First Avenue south--Six-
| room house. with lot 2sx12S, very rea-
| sonable. ...s. -. :-..;
| $1,soo-No. 2oo1 Polk Street NE-Eight-
| room house, corner lot. 40x104; city
water, stone sidewalks; comfortable,
snug home for some one to pick up.
| 81, 2,eoo-No. 2 Highland Avenue-Twelve-
room house, modern except furnace;
| lot 6Ox10o; a very great bargain.
| $3,ooo-No. 1907 Sixteenth Avenue Sc
Eight-roon house, all modern;- near
| state university; lot 3ox1s2.
SO, ,ooo--winona, Minn.-Ten- room. modern
I house; hardwood floors, cellar under
! whole; laundry, cistern, city water,
| hot and cold water, shade trees; lot
! 50x16o. Will exchange for a place
in Minneapolis.
$3,5oo-No 34os Second Avenue South
|
| very warmly built house in every way
and very cheap at the price. named,
especially with the large lot, 6Sx155
| to alley.
| $3,5oo-2006 S. Two-and- -one-Half Street
| Seven-r room house, and barn, with
| very large lot, 65x165. The naked
land is worth more than the price
named.
$3,5oo-No. 1859 Aldrict Avenue South
.Ten-roon, modern house, and barn;
stone sidewalks, shade trees, water
meter, etc. A desirable home, near
the electric line.
$4,ooo-No. So45 Hennepin Avenue-Nine-
| room house, all modern except fur
! mace; corner lot 51x12s: would make a
| fine business loca tioai; corner Henne-
| " pin and 31st st; where all cars center;
secure this at once. 49,
| $4,ooo-No. so North T Twelfth Street.
Eight-room house, very centrally To-
| Gated; lot 50x100 feet. r." -