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Evening journal., 1904-11-07
Social and Personal Notes

William Fairbanks formerly with the
Charles Warner Company. has returned
to Wilmington. after spending several
weeks in Toronto, Canada.
James Salisbury left for Dover Sat
urday where he will remain until after
the election.
Alexander NJ. DAILY Of Dover, was IN
wilmington Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs George r. Brown and
Miss Annio Morrison were among the
wilmingtonians al West Point Saturday
TO witness tho game Betwoon West Point
and Princeton.
John r. Jakes. OF this city has been
visiting relatives IN Wyomlne
Miss Letha Anderson. who has been
visiting in this city has returned to
Harrington.
Casper seency OF this city. who has
been visiting his parents In Prices, Md.
has returned.
Mrs. wyatt and Miss Nettie Wyatt have
returned TO this city after visiting in NIL
lington. MD.
Caleb Taylor after visiting in Konnett
Square has returned TO Wilmington.
Miss Ella Mullin has been visiting In
Avondale.
Mrs. r.. Z. Yeager. who has been visit.
ing In Avondale. has returned 20 this
city.
william Burns, Jr., Is visiting his par
ents in Landenberg.
Miss Anna Hoagland has been visiting
in Unionville.
Mrs. II. w. Sparks. OF West Grove. has
been entertained by Wilmington friends
during the past week.
Miss Elizabeth Pusey. OF Avondale. is
the guest Of friends IN this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. william +. Liden, Of
smithvllle. Md. are visiting Wilmington
friends
W. W. Dukes, Of Concord. Md. spent
part of last week in this city.
Mrs. Bessie Waller Of Camden. has
been visiting in the city.
Miss Pearl King OF Overlook has
been spending the week with Whining
ton friends.
Miss Buckley Of Philadelphia was
the guest Of Miss Mabel Morris on Sat
urday and Sunday.
Miss Lillian Millard Of St. Paul. is
the guest OF her cousin, Mrs. Horace G.
| Knowles.
Mrs William A. Jennings, Mrs. A. a.
Finerty, Miss Stella Jennings and Miss
lAudren Finerty have gone TO Wash
lington for a week.
Miss while Morris and Ashbel Nor
ris Of Greenwood, are the guests Of the
Misses Lord.
John Richards is the guest OF Card
iner W. Joseph in Milford
Mrs. George Reynolds and children
spent the past week In Greenwood.
Mrs. W. " Turner has returned TO
Harrington after a visit to Whining
ton friends.
Mrs. George A. White has been visit
ling i'm Salisbury. Nd.
Edward Martin has returned from a
visit to friends in Kennett Square.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Holmes. Of New
York city spent Saturday and Sunday
In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Norton and SON
spent yesterday in Philadelphia.
Miss Eva shaver is in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry p. Scott. Of Lex
lington." near Delaware City, ana Miss
/ Clark. Of Delaware City, sailed for Eu-
rope Oh Saturday.
Evening journal., 1904-11-07
First Bottle Free.

If you need Liquozone. and have
never used Il. please send us the cou-
pom below. We viii then send you an
order GA a local druggist for full
sized bottle-a SOC bottle-and will pay
the druggist ourselves for il. This ap-
plies only 20 the first bottle. OF course
to those who have never used II.
The acceptance of this offer places
you under no obligations. We Simply
wish to convince you; to let the pro-
duet itself show you what Il can do.
Then you can Judge by results as to
whether you wish TO continue.
This offer itself should convince YOU
that Liquozone does as we claim. We
would certainly not buy bottle and
give il 20 YOU IL there was any doubt
of results You want these results:
you want TO be well and keep we'll
Then be fair enough to yourself TO
accept our offer today. Let us show
you. at our expense. what this won-
derful product means TO you.
Liquozone costs soc ana 81.
Evening journal., 1904-11-07
CLAIMS MADE ON
ELECTION EVE

-~.. -s.,uvs.
Accepting these figures as correct,
therefore. the Republican chairman
has had only about $5.0O0.OOO at his
disposal Five million dollars is the
sum- More could have been had if
needed, but under the present chair
mans more careful direction that was
deemed sufficient. But why do the
trusts contribute to the Republican
canvass? They were asked, says the
outspolen former secretary.
1--WE appeal TO all patriotic citizens
10 do their duty by their country. and
participate in the triumph of an unpur-
chaseable people"
The New York Herald says that the
results Of its poll indicate that Roose-
velt will have 264 votes and Parker
159 in the electoral college, with Col
orado. Delaware and Montana uncer-
tain. but probably Republican. and Ne
vada uncertain, but probably Demo
cratic. New York state is assigned to
neither party, but is classed simply as
uncertain. Connecticut, New Jersey,
West Virginia and Indiana are placed
In the Roosevelt column.
The Brooklyn Eagle claims New York
for Parker and the Democratic state
ticket The paper says:
"The results given are based upon
data gathered from returned cards sent
indiscriminately to about 10000 voters
who registered on the four days Of
registration"
The Eagles New York figures give a
total indicated Parker plurality in
Greater New York of 1SO,O71, and an
indicated Herrick plurality OF Greater
New York of 1885, ,91s. The Eagle also
printed a forecast of the vote in New
York state outside the city, based
upon figures not gathered by the Eagle
nor according to its methods, but OBJ
tanned from trustworthy sources. This
! indicates a Roosevelt plurality of 1Oe,-
l27 above the Bronx, a Parker plural
fly of 177,548 below the Bronx a Par
ker plurality of 75,421 in the state"
Evening journal., 1904-11-07
GROWING UP

There's something the mat
ter with the child that fails
to grow up. A child that
grows up too much, however,
without proper filling out Of
flesh, is almost as badly off.
Nothing will help these pale,
thin weedy" children like
SCOTS Emulsion. 1t supplies
the rounding out Of flesh and
the rich inward nourishment
of blood and vital organs
which insures rapid growth a
healthy and uniform develop
ment.
Evening journal., 1904-11-07
What Liquozone Is.

Liquozone Is not medicine. It is
not made by compoundlng acids or
drugs. nor is there any alcohol in IT,.
Its virtues are derived solely from gas
largely oxygen gas-by a process re-
quiring immense apparatus and IA
days time. Each cubic inch Of I.iquo-
zone requires the use of 1850 cubic
inches of gas.
which, for more than 20 years, has
been the constant subject of scientific
and chemical research. The main re-
suit is TO get into LIQUID. AID thus into
the blood. q powerful yet harmless,
Evening journal., 1904-11-07
Roth claim DELAWARE.

Wilmington. Del. Nov. About the
most interesting development in the
campaign in Delaware is the claim Of
the Democrats that they will have a
majority in the next state legislature.
which is to elect a United States SEN
ator to succeed Senator Ball. Regular
Republican (anti-Addicks). They give
no figures, but base their claim on de-
fection in the Republican ranks over
the compromise candidate for COVER
nor. The Democrats still think their
candidate for governor will be elected
and that Parker has a good chance Of
carrying the tate.
The Republicans continue to claim
everything, placing Roosevelt's major
ity at about 5000.
Question Of Figures In Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. THE work of
Evening journal., 1904-11-07
SOCIAL NOTES

is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Cook
Miss Margaret Ricards was IN Phil
adelphia part of this week
Miss Mollie Harris is spending a
week with her sister Mrs. III. G. Short
of GEORGETOWN.
Miss Bessie short has been visiting
friends in FederalsburE
Miss Hattie Ward has returned from
ST. Louis.
Leon Cannon has been sojourning IN
Baltimore.
Mrs. Hester Gray is visiting her son,
John G. Gray In Wilmington.
Mrs. Thomas j. Gray is spending
some time with Sudlersville friends.
Miss Anna Rust has returned from q
visit TO Miss Alyce Russell OF Farming
ton.
Luther G. welch has returned from
Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1904-11-07
COrteIyou Expects Roose-
VeIt to Carry Every
Northern State But
TWO-Democrats Issue
Statement
Both Parties Claim Della
Ware-Estimates Made
by the Brooklyn Eagle
and the New York
Herald

New York. Nov 7.-Chairman Cor
lelyOu, Of the Republican national
committee. issued the following state
ment:
ITO all supporters of Roosevelt and
airbanks-The presidential campaign
as reached its final rage and the re-
ports to the Republican national com
mittee from all parts of the country
seem to be as complete as it is posi-
bic for ante-election reports TO be.
Upon these, and upon all the informa-
ton which the committee has been
able to obtain, I am satisfied that the
Republican candidates for president
and vice president will carry every
northern state. with. the possible ex-
ceptiOns of Maryland and Nevada, and
will not have less than 314 out of the
as votes in the electoral college.
"The campaign has been conducted
with a much smaller fund than any
presidential campaign for the past 12
years. The fund this year. although
made up of contributions from more
than 1000 persons. has been about one
half as large as the Republican fund
when President Mckinley was elected
in 1896, and about one-half as large as
the Democratic fund when President
Cleveland was elected in 1892 Every
part OF this fund has come from vol
untary contributions made without de-
mand, importantly or pressure, and
without any agreement, pledge, prom
ise, assurance OF understanding, ex-
press or implied. regarding the policy
or the action of the administration, or
looking to any benefit or advantage to
any contributor except the benefit
which win come TO all business and to
all our people from the continuance of
Republican policies and Republican adj
ministration.n
Democratic Statement.
The Democratic national committee
gave out for publication a formal and
final statement It is addressed to
Democratic and Independent Voters, -
and reads as follows:
This committee has conducted a ma
tional canvas in a manner, it believes,
befitting the dignity and integrity of
the American people. 1t has advanced
no imaginative claims respecting re-
suits. and has not accepted for use in
the campaign single dollar from the
tariff-bred trusts, whose exactions
have so greatly increased the cost of
every necessary of life, and which are
now contributing from their gains
great sums Of money to perpetuate Re-
publican rule.
"The Democratic candidate, If elect
ed, will be absolutely free from obliga-
tion, direct or implied to any person
or group Of persons other than the
whole people, who shall have entrusted
to him the maintenance of the welfare
Of the republic"
The statement then reiterates the
charge Of trust contributions TO the
Republican committee, and says the
fund when Mckinley was elected in
1896 was sl0O00.OO0. The statement
Evening journal., 1904-11-07
Nine Nations

Now use Liquozone. The product is
more widely employed than any medi-
cine ever was; more widely prescribed
by the better physicians. And no one
can doubt that it IS doing more for sick
humanity than all the drugs Ia use
combined.
We paid 100000 for the American
rights TO Liquozone; and the British
rights sold for a similar sum. Those
Evening journal., 1904-11-07
Old Swedes Wedding

At the close OF the morning service at
Old Swedes Church yesterday Miss
Irene ID. Holman and William II.
sharpe, both formerly OF Norfolk, but
now Of this city, were married by the
curate. the Rev. Henry Qlmstead. The
couple win reside at No. sos West
Fourth street. Mr.. sharpe is the as
sistant manager OF +. w. Woolworth
Company's 1--WE and ten-cent store.
Evening journal., 1904-11-07

will make your Thanksgiving
dinner more inviting than nice
table linen. Nowhere can
your wants in this line be bet
ter and more economically
filled. Nowhere will you find
a more practical variety Of
fine linens. And to brighten
the table you will need a few
pieces of cut glass.
Our stock of cut glass Is
ready for your visit. If we
can get you to visit this sec
ton il will be an easy matter
to convince you that you can
save money by purchasing
here.
First Floor and Basement.
Evening journal., 1904-11-07
Republican Clubs to Meet.

At the Young Mems Republican Club to-
night there will be meeting Of all Re
publican Clubs Of the city and county.
Workers not belonging to any club are
also invited TO attend as plans will be
discussed for getting out the vote to-
morrow. Il is expected TO organize volun-
teer workers Tor every district in the
city. There will be brief addresses by a
number OF speakers.
Evening journal., 1904-11-07
ELECTION BETS

Are ur rErtain and somebody must lose.
You can't lose If you buy your Overcoat
from us. these coats are unredeemed
pledges from New York pawnbrokers. We
have over 100 for working men low as
Soc to $780, Better ones that have cost
sl5 to SS5. for S., IS and so. open every
night. Clothing department iOl-le3 +. Fifth
st. McAIahon Bros.
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Died II the Delaware HospitaI.

John Schwartz. a stone mason. living
at No. 20i0 North street Philadelphia.
died at the Delaware Hospital early
this morning Of injuries received sew
eral days ago by being struck by a
train on the Pennsylvania elevated
railroad. Deputy Coroner Knmer has
communicated with the dead mans
relatives TO arrange for the funeral
Evening journal., 1904-11-07
DEATHS

DuPONT.-At his residence. nccr VIII
mington. Delaware. on the morning Of
N9yember z, 1904 Mr.. Francis G. DUPONT.
in his 5ith year
Relatives and friends are invited 20 at
tend the funeral services from his late
residence Wednesday morning.
Evening journal., 1904-11-07

the son Of a respectable Hebrew cloth
ing dealer away from mis- father and
drags him down the road to ruin. Mr..
Thorne. in the role OF Abraham Jacob
son. the peddler, portrays the charac-
ter OF Polish Jew, an honest, harm
less. inoffenslve man, who is uncon-
sciously and not consciously funny.
Evening journal., 1904-11-07

stomach Troubles Throat Troubles
tuberculosis Tumors-Ulccrs
Naricocele Womcn's Diseases
All diseases that begin with fever-ali
inhammadon-all catarrh-all contagious
disoases-aH the results OF impure or
poisoned blood.
In nervous debility Liquozone acts as
"a vitaligcr accomplishing what no drugs
can do
Evening journal., 1904-11-07
To Give Big Euchre

AT the New-Century Club building on
he evening of Friday, November is,
he members OF the Junior Auxiliary 20
he Minquadale Home will give
suchre. Play will begin at $50 o'clock
and numerous prizes win be given.
Evening journal., 1904-11-07

are the highest prices ever paid for sim
liar rights on any scientific discovery.
We tell you this fact because 1t illus
trates the value Of Liquozone. A pro-
duct whose rights can bring a price
like that must have very great merit
must be Of very great worth to hui
manity
Evening journal., 1904-11-07
Infants go-cartS

to be sold for actual wholesale
cost. To make room for
Christmas goods we want to
sell all our go-carts this week.
We have them from the sim
pie fold up kind, to the more
elaborate and expensive ones,
aud we have marked them at
the actual wholesale price to
make them move. Some are
marked as low as 5000.
Basement.
Evening journal., 1904-11-07

a new creation I'm the sensational
comedy line entitled Lighthouse by the
sea" in which there is nothing lacking
I'm any way Of incidents or situations 10
arouse the audience 20 limit Of herv-
GUS excitement, will be presented at the
Lycenm on November "a. IS and IS.
Evening journal., 1904-11-07
can

clothe you for Thanksgiving
from top TO toe. Our millin-
cry department is crowded
with new fall ideas in
women's hats, while our shoe
department is prepared to
clothe your feet in a shoe that
VIII be stylish, comfortable
and waterproof, aud best of
all. a better shoe, quality con-
sidered, than you can get else
where.
Evening journal., 1904-11-07
It's not too soon

to think Of a carving knife and
fork to use on that Thanks
giving turkey. Our stock Of
these goods was never in bet
Ter condition 10 meet your de-
mands than now.
basement.
Evening journal., 1904-11-07
Theatrical Notes
Continued from Thlrd Pagel

Al0AAAtAtA AA1AlA 4 AAAA "a aktsN
The return visit of David Belasco's
dramatic idyl Of love and war. "The
Heart Of Maryland will. as present in
dications promise. occasion the assem-
blage of large audience at the Lyceum
on November Z. and 9, equally as large
as those which witnessed its previous
performances in this city. With its ex-
citing realistic scenes OF battle and
camp life. its startling episode in' the
belfry of the old colonial church tower,
it viii not fail to again attract great
and appreciative audiences.
Commencing with matinee November
10, sam Thorne, the greatest Of all He
brew delineators. will open a three
days engagement at the Lyceum The
atre in four-act comedy-drama, The
Peddler" The story treats of the ma
chinations of an adventures who lures
Evening journal., 1904-11-07
THE Store That Saves You Money"
Lippincott & Co.
GentIenen.

how are you fixed for winter
underwear 1t will soon be
time to put on heavier under
wear. 1t isn't good policy to
wait until you are chilled be-
fore buying your winter under
wear. We have supreme con-
hdence in our ability to please
you, knowing our qualities are
right.
First Floor.
Evening journal., 1904-11-07
Thanksgiving
Thoughts

According to private ad-
vices turkeys will be expen-
sive.
All the more reason for get
ting one Of our self-basting
roasters to cook it in.
They will save about 20 per
cent. in the weight and by
buying a smaller turkey than
usual you W Ii save enough
money this year to get a good
ioaster, that will last you a
number Of years.
Basement.
Evening journal., 1904-11-07

All kinds Of fancy goods moderate In
price. for Christmas giving. fancy table.
aprons from every State a fine collection
Of good needle work, infants wear at the
Teachers Bazaar.
Evening journal., 1904-11-07
Mr.. and Mrs. BfddIe at Home

A number Of well-known people at
tended the at home given by Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel G. Biddle at No. ITO
Jackson street this afternoon from A
until z o'clock.
Evening journal., 1904-11-07
If you
Basement

give Us your order within the
next few days, we will be able
TO make you a new suit for
Thanksgiving. T h e more
time we have the bet er work
Cur tailors can do, and it does
not cost you one cent more
for the extra time.
Third Floor.
Evening journal., 1904-11-07
One Million Dollars
Have Been Spent to c

We ehavebou
you like that7
Evening journal., 1904-11-07
Lippincott g Co.
"rhe Store That Saves You Money

Store closes at $50 p. m.
Saturday 10 p. m.
Evening journal., 1904-11-07

germicide. Another result is to create
a vitalizng tonic with which no other
known product can compare.
Evening journal., 1904-11-07

FOR RENT. T.-Furnished rooms on first,
second and third floor. S. +. corner
Third and West Sts nov7-3t
Evening journal., 1904-11-07

Young man wants position
as shipping clerk. Apply Whining
ton Intelligence Office, 9o5 shipley ST.
nov7-3t
Evening journal., 1904-11-07
CUT OUT THIS COUPON.

Any physician or hospital not yet using Liquozonc
rill be gladly supplied for test.
Evening journal., 1904-11-07
roc LArg FoR cLAsslFIcArIoM

D.-Housekeepers, cooks and half
grown girls want places in country.
Intelligence Office, o5 Ship
ley ST. novi-St
Evening journal., 1904-11-07

Question Of Figures In Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. THE work of
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EUpEKA.

.,,.rt IN be given by the schol-
Inc w., Mich school on TUESDAY even
hrs Of wv @ 1o' the laudable purpose oil
ing sosie a piano, promises 10 W r..
pulI,",sn tCrtalnIng affair an eN nv ,.e
ros. pos, m, has been arranged anu nn tno
1roSSI.''"". lll be assisted by Misses FiHe'
EE oyil and BacSman'
.rss yaeabond' was preseinled, at , .ne
'lAe ,o,s. Thursday evening by lhe
Opeft "T Uome Dramatic company Inc
Eurehn. well staged, and the actors
plav ,,r.rM study Of their parts
shoN.U uurry j. Beane Is TO be con-
DHe,i,ot,o FOR the artistic manner IN
gI si.s tSr drama was produced. me
v ns" was large despite the S,,lIl
ts Ity1h' ,yas prevailing, ana the auule"Cc
when "" pleased with the manner IN
VIZ tbe piece was rendered
a., oppg folks of Mammoth gave a
Inc nno ,t Ilassells hall on Saturday
r, I, and had a ioily time
r,, erst lean year ball Of the season
III, ,,., at The opera house Wednes-
s' % evening under the direction VI
Tnla,,or's orchestra. The aiialr was
ps' amended by the young people OF
rrrsEa and heartily enjoyed
largo number of people Of Robinson
a Mammoth assembled at the resi-
s slu.1 Of Hans j. Hdssell on last Mon
Ceu', ,,rr The occasion was sur
0al nsrty given I'm honor OF the above
p,so. esteemed gentleman Under ms
I .al.,ion the guests proceeded to the
a.e vt b,n where dancing was INDUCED
~ The prize for the cake walk was
snrnar5cd to Miss Alta Ercanpack ana
n, Hassall During the evening
.sstdld banquet was served
n. Noropl Leaver, a former well
,a %' druggist Of Eureka, led Miss CO.
A'J Cbaso Wilson Of ogden to the altar
az salt Lake this week.
If, /. II. Hahn Of the burlington
,,H ,I was visitor TO Eureka Thurs
day.
william J. Beck OF Anlc'uP'' ""l''
{, menilng few days In Eureka re-
moving old acquaintances'
w.
Dr. II. Monohan left this week for
pirstln. where he will practice medl-
tlnt.
Mrs Patrick Bonner was the guest OF
Il, and Mrs. Townsend at Robinson
This week
rp,sko society has taken to skating
snj me rink is filed nightly with many
lartes Of skaters
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Long lace wells are becomingiy draped
over hats and tied at the side, These
are 10 inches long, and only as wide as
the ordinary tulle or net face veil, Dot
ted net wells OF the same size are edged
with lace, and are very pretty. There
Is no dlsputing the becomngness OF
these ample veils.
There Is nothing especially new In
hats. except that the all fur hat Is not
now so frequently seen as the fur CON-
blnatlons with embroidered and Jew.
elled bands, moline, and other rich ma
terials. These are less trying than all
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q great deal OF fun might be had II the
invitations were sent on comic yalen-
tines Of the more decent sort with the
request that each guest come dressed
TO personatc carlcature Of himself.
OF course, a party OF this kind could
only be given FOR intimate friends In
print 1t may even sound a lite vulgar.
but as II was actually done a year ago
IN a certain artists studio II had not an
Objectionable feature. The decorations
IN this case were clever cartoons. or
lampocns Of the artist and his guests,
but the same idea could be carried out
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS: SATURDAY. JANUARY 49, 1904.

scarlet and white and the family tinted
camelias are very beautiful also. One
Of the advantages OF this flower for ta-
bic use II the absence Of fragrance.
Another IL that It Hes Hat on the table
and does not obscure the view across.
A correspondent asks for q novel
way OF entertaining a whist party Of 10
or Il married friends. She wishes TO
make It st, Valentine or Washing
tons Birthday function. Considering
that the guests are married, hearts and
darts would be rather out Of place, but
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IN valentines. II dinner precedes the
whist, supper will have TO be served
afterwards, and that IL extra trouble.
1t Is best perhaps to serve the collation.
after the game, a patriotic supper Is
an easy thing to arrenge. Dinner IA
vors are many and Ingenious In these
days. and drums, hatchets, cherry dec
oratlons are TO be had without end.
The supper might be a colonial affair.
the room being lighted with candles and
the menu composed Of as many old
fashioned danties as the cook books
contain
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% England. A most en-
nra mission ~ =, consisting OF music
,cyable prog prog was rendered, and a iine
, sSr,e presented
urs D l.. Eddy and Mr. ana
Mr ana Ma Mi spent the week IN Ma
Ms. 4, i =. ave oyer business interests
49,. .,r,e home from the Salt
4. Maasrino 10 spent Sunday with his
amilY -
u,,ssn was up from ogden
J. Sunday and sunday.
,,.,son came up from ogden last
slIt <q lazy and spent Sunday win MS
,arents,