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The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20

Homes from 5000 up, On terms must b
unz- to be z-1retiated
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20

TOTS, LOTS LOTS
06 choice lots Villa ave, bet Sth and 9th
aves at Golden Gate Station All cash or
sasv terms II desired. VIII be on ground sun
day, bet 10 a. N. and p. N. Week days
r. K KING 464 Ninth ST., Oakland
NEW. modern house Of 8 large rooms; on
ThIrtieth St. near Telegraph ave; sun ali
ready for occupancy. See owner. =. p
WRIGHT, 6O7 Thirtieth St
sz5oo-7 rooms and BATH high basement; lot IS
xle5: one block from Adeline station on 8. P.
Berkeley local: also near Ksy Route. sos
eixty-nryt st.. Oakland
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OFFICE OPEN FROM 10 TO II A NJ SUN
DAYS
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For Additional Classified Advertise
ments See Page a.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20

s12OO-FIcSE corner en- Ashby ave- near
lines and trains: street work all done
sCoo-Ffne lot on Webster ST.
SOO-Tfne corner on Falrvtew 81.
LITTLE & WOOLSEY.
2t10 Shattuck ave. Berkeley.
FOR sale-A modern house Of 10 rooms: good
Iocatlons owner leaving country Apply 24I2
South Affertcn 81. Berkeley north OF Dwight
way, OF Ehatruck
s22OO-Mocern cottage. 9 rooms; bath and
basement: chicken houses: lot 25x15o J. w
JAQUITH & CO. 1872 Market St, rooms as
and {1o Tel Folsom Sass
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O-e---c-y and basemeut cot-sgs: upper Tat
paTs investment
= T. DE(KE. 140O Webster 81. Alameda,
C A. PClLERCT. II Montgomery st. san
Francisco.
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FRUITVALE ADV'TSMNTS
FRUTTvALE REAL ESTATE.

ElIsl NdLlOLdl 6a0k OF 6Gn FTNuciaro
Treasurer.
leo WE SELL REAL ESTATE. 1o,,
lOO Lots
100 Invest 500 and SO month in Lois
100 Barka Psrk-Barka Park LOIS
100 Fruitvale ave--Frultyale ave Los
100 One hundred choice lots Lots
1O0 The Realty Bond and FInanes Tots
100 CO. Of Oakland have given excIIl- tTots
100 sive authority to the Syndicate IN Tots
100 vestment Company, F'ruitvaIe to lots
100 offer Barka Park lots at private LOIS
100 sale.
100 The owners are TO grade curb Lots
100 macadamize and sewer all OF ne Tots
100 streets and plant attractive shade lots
100 trees thereon at their own cost and Tots
100 expense This work will COM Tots
100 u1ence within a few DAYS 80
100 Sale VIII begin Monday morning 80
100 Nov 81. 1904 1ots
100 The Syndicate Investment Co Lots
100 have a very large list OF s. 4 B Tots
1O0 G, and on up 70 10 and 12-room Tots
100 houses for sails on reasonable Iots
leo terms. Totz
100 REMEMBER, WE HAVE Tsts
100 LargesA list. Lots
100 Choicest Lots, Los
100 Lowest prices Lots
100 Easiest terms Lots
SYNDICATE INVESTMENT COMPANY
Cor. Baxsftt and Putnam sta,
Fruitvale ca.
Phone Ash 5s7.
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WILL. YOU buy modern new s-ruonled house IN
OaEIard-s best residence district II you can
- ~ yerv cheap II 50. We can trade Call
- - a5drsss me 469 Thirty seventh St
oakland: phone Red 81
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THE REALTY SYNDICATE.
IA Sans0me St. san Francisco.
TG11
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TAYLOR BROS. & CO..
1886 BROADWAY, Oakland. Cal
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TAYLOR BROS. & CO,
Real Estate. Insurance. and Financial Agents.
1895 BROADWAY, OAKLAND. CAL
Telephone Cedar 351-
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ELROD 4 HULL
Another Thanksgiving Is just about here and
you have not yet bought that home for your
self and family that you have been figuring
to stop this pencil work and do something z
more effective? We have got some coed
places for homes out on the firing line this
week. The prices ara cut to 1T any size
purse. Drop IN and talk II over with our
glad hand artist. You may land on top OF
something particularly soft FOR a part OF
the earths crust II you will give Us a
No. 42-s1o0o--room cottage: city water;
chicken coops; lot 75x1oS: near school, boul-
evard and carline.
No. 26-$ $1450-4-roon cottage In EImhurst;
lot 11sx150; fruit trees; terms.
No. i7-s15o0@-room cottage. high basement
bath, hot and cold water: lot 5Ox115
line; East oakland marine view; II 4ox15O.
no. 1T-S25OO-2 5-S acres choice foothiu land I:
broom cottage. stable. chicken houses, we'll
and pump; exceptional view.
No. 11-$35o0--New S-room 2-story house I;
strictly modern: line and local
station: lot b0x15O.
No. 3-s45Oo-New and modern 2-story g.
room house on FruitvaIe ave; furniture goes
with It; barn: near school; lot 49x135.
We have some fine homes In FruitvaIe run
ming from $4,000 TO $500 that would pay an
investigation II you are in the market for
anything OF the kind: also lots galore from
Berkeley to Elmhurst: II you cannot find
house to suit, buy lot and build one
that will suit, or II you haven't the time
we will do It for you
ELROD & HULL
1909 Broadway.
Phone Red $751; Oakland, Cal.
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A. J. SNYDER.
REAL ESTATE BROKER AND DEALER.
457 NINTH ST
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20

Tvo 4--oou Eats II hne location On Pzcin
ave- a. g. bargain
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20

We hsv-e the utmost faith in Berkeley. We
know Il - coed now and We have ftith n Is
future The university IS Ulais-ng property
more rsl-sbIe ever year.
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OAKLAND ADvERTS'MTS
OFFICE. 1915 BROADWAY.

FOR sale-On Peralta Heights. East Oakland
choice lot 70x130 feet; sunny southern ex
posure: all street work and sidewalk com
piete; blocks from the boulevard and lake:
: blocks from new Key route car line with
out change TO ferry; 45 minutes to San Fran
cisco: low price II sold this month. B. II
WEIGH & CO.. Fifth ave- and Eighteenth
ST.. Oakland.
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DON'T READ THIS UNLESS YOU WANT
A HOME; 5-room cottage, Just completed
three months ago; carpet On floor, gas range
and heater all go with the house; only $3.50.
lot 40x135. Here's the foundation for good
home See US for terms
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A. J. SNYDER
REAL ESTATE BROKER AND DEALER,
467 NINTH ST
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20

S6Coo-Southsast corner OF Twenty-hrst md
West sts-: two cottages ot s rooms and
bath each, Hats OF 4 rooms and hath;
VIII ray ST2O per annum: owner a non
resident and wishes TO sacrifice. 5T-SI
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20

S145O-Lot 40x140. there are but six OF thess
lots left and this price viii be raised On
the hrst day OF December 10 $500. n you
are looking for property On Thirty-frst
St., between Grove and Telegraph. you
had better buy now
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a CoTTAGE-AUsT BE SOLD.
An owner who wants money.
tIT5o-A very pretty and neat, coy, homeliks
cottage, four rooms; newly and tastily pa
pered and painted; bath. severed. city water
brick foundation. also well and pump. giving
free water Z wanted: street ulacadannlzed; ;
cement walks, large lot. near Lorin sta
tion. Key Route and Southern Pacific trains;
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO,
46o-4e2 Eighth st, Oakland
se5Jo-New 5-room cottage; essy terms
s2750-New broom cottage. near station.
S3OOO-Nice Groom cottage, North Berkeley.
S22OO-Flne 5-ro0rn cottage. MCGEE tract
S32Oo-Fins 5-roOm cottage, near Dwight.
S35G3-Nice Groom house, Ashly Station.
S31G9-Sew S-roorn house, Ashly Station
Ss75O=NeW T-rcOu house east OF College ave
ssOssl-FIne S-roOm house: Let 1O0x135.
SsS0o-Fire S-roora house Bradford ave
S4sOo-New 7-room house. East Of college.
Also lots in the Daley Scenic Park, Hillegass
Ferry Bangs. Fairvlew Park and McGee tracts
JTrsTER & BAIRD. Zl3T Shattuck ave.
s2sOC-SlOo CASH. balance $50 per month: 8
larre rooms stationary tubs, fine nlantel
Hizn basement: lot S0xl35; street work al
f2soo-sSCO cash. balance SIS per month: s
large rooTrs al modern; lot 50xi35; fT7Ii L
trees; street work 1Il done.
s3o1 10 SgO0-Street work all done, SIS cash
balance q and SO per month
SIEOC-Ss2O cash, balance So per- month. 4
large rooms. coed Wen and city water
lot l0xI26. W c. MORAN.
South Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20

l WILL. sell 5-rO0m cottage and lot. 25xf25.
- 4aven ST Watts Tract Oakland on
bloek from electric line Key route for 500.
500 cash balance morLsaEe
". p THOMAS.
464 Ninth ST. Oakland. Cal
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGE
ere room house. ucSeru near Morrol
81 s-auo-- fcr san Francisco pr0psr-y-
nor SALE
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20

Property for sale IN all Parts OF Oakiai
Pisdmont. Berkelsy and ALamsda County.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20

FOR sale $1,000. or rent s12-Fine new cottage.
large lot IN Oakland! bath. hot and cold
water; large pantry; close to Key route
For sale or rent-New cottage all modern
II blocks from Fruitvale station, north OF
P. track, s165o. on easy terms, or SIS rent:
free water
s125o-For sale nearly new 4-room cottage
on 2Sth ave. in Oakland: all modern; renta
for $12 per month: call and see owner I l.
sAXTON. Fruitvaie, P. o. box 245.
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For particulars apply 20
HENRY BARKMEYER- lZUo rrutVnie AVs-'
Fruitvale.
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S2T6o-North side OF Sixth St. near Alice. ?
story house OF rooms and bath; plumbing
all new: house rents for SD 50.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20

S1s5e-Lot. SO-ft front; about 30 feet from
san Pablo ave-; blocks from 14th and Broad
Evening journal., 1904-03-04
FlREMEN COMM ENDED
Council Lauds Work of Companies That
Did Service in Baltimore.

At the regular meeting of City Coun-
ell last night the fire committee pre-
sented its report of the semi-annual
inspection of the fire department. The
report commended the hremen for the
good showing made IN Baltimore where
the Reliance and WeccacOe Companies
were in service for sixteen hours each
while the city furnished PIG nremen
from all the companies. These semi
annual appropriations were drawn;
Friendship, Reliance. Delaware. Fame,
and Liberty S1750 each; Washington
and Weccacoe, S2500 each; Water Witch.
$1,000; Phoenix, $3.50; Brandywine and
Union, $3.50 each.
City Treasurer Mammele reported the
balance in bank to current expenses TO
be SS2, ,9979O; bonds and interest. ST.
0O5.26; park fund. $1,000; total, 500 .20S. o
IS; received Of George II. Mccall, $500;
Eugene NJ. sayers. $500; Sidney Win
chester. S1S6.O7; S. p. c. A., $780, First
National Bank, interest, S1i8.77; each
of the four depository banks for in
terest. S26.59; George II. Boughman,
$40; John j. Cassidy. S63.
Building Inspector Cassidy reported
that in August he had issued IL build
ing permits for buildings OF a total Of
S5O,76 Crematory superintendent
Cannon reported that 1,192 420 pounds
of garbage were burned in the same
month.
Evening journal., 1904-03-04
.BrideeviIIe
aclal to the Eveninr journal.

special 10 the Evening journal.
Bridgeville. March 3.-Howard Town
send, Of selbyvlle. is sojournlng in town.
Emerson II. Wiley. Of Philadelphia, is
spending a few days with friends at this
place.
Ralph Hackett, Of Wilmington. has been
the guest of Mrs. Binwood Layton.
T. S. Smith, a prominent citizen Of this
place is quite in with pneumonia
Fred Larimore. of Wilmington. is spend
ing some time at his home here
Dr. J. c. Knowles. of Seaford, was a
recent visitor in town
Mrs. Howard and daughters, Misses
Rose and Florence. of Ridgley, Nd, have
been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Soloman
Kline.
Jacob Goodman, Of Dover, has been So
journing in town.
Mr.. Smith Of Iron Hill, Nd. Is the
guest Of his brother, r. S. Smith.
Miss Daisy Culver was in Delmar re-
Gently.
Miss Fannie Garter IS being entertained
by friends in Pocomoke City.
Miss Bessie Cook has returned to POGO
moke City after a visit to her parents al
this place.
Mrs. T. ]. Gray has returned from a
visit to Sudlersville.
Val Lewis is quite ill with the grip.
DR.. William I. Sudler, who has been IN
lis convalescent.
Evening journal., 1904-03-04
CHARGED WITH FORGERY
ALLEY IS HELD FOR COURT
United States Officials Await
ing to Arrest Him in Case
He Was Discharged

The trial OF Arthur c. Alley, charged
with forgery, took place In City Court
this morning. The prisoner was represent
cd by Former city Solicitor David J..
Reinhardt. J. II. Cole, cashier for the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company.
in Philadelphia, was The first witness. He
deposed that he drew check for 81 cents
in favor OF Arthur c. Alley, who had
written to him from Perryviile, Nd, re-
questng that railroad ticket be re-
deemed. The 81 cents represented the
amount of the ticket.
Charles Camel. clerk at the Hotel VIII
mington testified that the defendant ac-
companled by a woman, registered at the
hotel as A. Alley and wife of Brooklyn.
The prisoner on two or three occasions
mentioned the fact that he expected
check from the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company. Letter from that eorpor-
alton addressed to the defendant arrived
at the hotel on Saturday at noon. having
been remaned from Perryville. Md. Alley
opened the letter In the presence Of the
witness and disclosed a check. The wit
ness saw the words Baltimore and ohio
Railroad Company in large letters on the
check. but could not see the amount writ
ten on the paper.
on the following Monday. week after
the prisoner arrived at the Hotel VIII
mington. he asked Proprietor jefferson,
of the hostelry to cash q check for 5000.
After much persuasion the latter adj
vanced SIS to Alley on Tuesday This with
the board. amounting to S25, brought the
amount advanced up TO $l3 The prisoner
left wilmington that day and was after
ward arrested in Washington. After hear
ing the evidence Judge Cochran held the
defendant in 5000 bail for the Court Of
General Sessions.
Had Alley been dismissed he would have
been Immediately arrested by the United
states authorities. Deputy Marshals Haw-
kins and Finn were present during the
proceedings.
Charged with stealing an overcoat from
John Davis Joseph Smith was held in 800
bail for court.
Evening journal., 1904-03-04
MISSIONARY WOMEN MEET
Hoar Addresses and Lectures Upon the
Work and Transact Business.

The regular quarterly meeting of the
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
was held in Grace NJ. Z. Church yes
terday afternoon. Miss Carrie Brown
read the Scripture lesson and led in
prayer and Mrs. Eva Benson presided
at the organ.
After the reading Of the minutes of
the last meeting reports of the differ
ent auxiliaries We're made. Funds to
the amount Of S245.57 were reported.
Mrs. Addie Mendenhan. the presi-
dent. made touching reference TO the
death of Mrs. Cronhamn, who was
treasurer of the society for twenty
years, and appointed Mrs. Lincoln,
Mrs. Beadenkopf and Mrs. Brown a
committee to draw resolutions of re-
gret TO be spread upon the minutes.
There was a violin solo by Miss
Clough, Of Mt. Salem Church, and Mrs.
lDunning gave an interesting account
iof the work of the young people. Sew
eral letters were read from mission
aries in the field and Miss Llewellyn,
of Crandon Hall, Rome. a teacher who
lis on a visit TO relatives in Philadel-
lphia. gave a pleasing address. The
Rev. Z. L. White pronounced the BEN
Iediction.
Evening journal., 1904-03-04
NEW PARSONAGE FOR SCOTT
Last Conference Shows Church to be in
Excellent Shape.

At the fourth quarterly conference
of Scott NJ. e. Church last night reso-
lutions endorsing the administration Of
Presiding Elder Robert Watt and pay
ing tribute to the successful manner
in which he has handled the affairs
of this district were unanimously
adopted
Reports showed the church to be in
excellent condition financially and
otherwise. The collections for the con-
ference year are all in hand. pastors
salary paid in fun and the report Of
the treasurer of each branch Of the
church showing a nice balance with
which to begin the new conference
year.
This church has put the work of
twelve months into eleven, with the
purpose hereafter Of beginning the year
with March /.
A building committee consisting Of
five, the pastor as chairman, General
I. T. Parker, L. 4. Grubb, w. +. Drum
mond and j. T. Bartlett was named
to plan for the erection Of a new par
sonage.
Evening journal., 1904-03-04
NEW TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL
Building Being Furnished and Will Soon
Be Opened.

At the quasterly meeting Of the trus-
tees Of the Delaware State Hospital at
Farnhurst yesterday, superintendent
William II. Hancker was directed to
proceed with furnishing the new tuber-
culosis hospital. The building will be
opened shortly.
The report Of superintendent Hanck-
er showed total hospital population
Of S40 Of whom 1876 are men and IA
women. During the month five men
and five women were admitted, two
men and two women died and three
men were discharged. The superin-
tendent reported having received S62i,-
60 from the board Of patients.
Evening journal., 1904-03-04
MANY PREACHERS
WOULD Be DELEGATES
lcon.Inned from FIlth 20


White, Rev. John, with stephen Mar
tindale.
Wise, J. NJ, with T. H. howell.
Weldon. the Rev. G. W., with John
McGonigal.
White, F. NJ, with Academy.
Ward. II. NJ, with Academy
Wiling, w. r., with Academy.
Willis, H., with Academy.
Wrightson c. r.. with r. II. Lewis.
Wilson, II. j., with ]. e. Kirk.
Wise. j. T.. Jr.. with Mrs. Wicks,
Mrs. Tignor.
White, T. E.-Private arrangement.
Camden-Private arrangement.
Armory, Dover-Private arrange
ment
Frederica. with Academy.
Georgetown Circuit, with Academy.
Wyoming-Private arrangement.
Cecilton, with Academy.
Mnlsborough. with Academy
St. John, with Academy.
St. Michaers. with w. J. Benson.
The list Of lay delegates shows for the
first time the complete membership in
that body. and also shows that the Meth
odist churches at Camden, Armory Do-
ver). Frederick, Georgetown Circuit Wy
oming, Ceciiton. Millsboro, St. John and
St. Michaers have not as yet reported
any election Of lay delegates.
Evening journal., 1904-03-04
COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT
Delaware saenserbund Decides That
Public Should Be Admitted Free.

on April 21 the Delaware saenger-
bund viii give an elaborate compliment
tary concert I'm the Opera House In
former years tickets for like concerts
were sold, but it was decided that this
year the affair should be free to the
public.
The concert viii be given under the
efficient leadership Of Professor c. A.
Hartman and will contain only new
selections which are now under careful
rehearsal. Many eminent soloists will
assist and no doubt the Saengerbund
will be greeted on the eve of the 21st of
April with a musical audience. No
doubt the music loving people will
flock in large numbers to the Opera
House to hear the now foremost Will
mington Male Chorus, consisting Of
about seventy active members.
Evening journal., 1904-03-04
GalIaher&Pyle
ShOers
ENTERTAINMENT At EENNETT
Miss Mary Poole Takes Part in Pro-
aram Of Music and TheatrieaIs.

The Field Club of Kennett Square
gave a most interesting entertainment
at that place on Thursday evning for
the benefit Of the club and the Univer-
sity Extension Course. The town hall
was well filled with an appreciative
audience that received the various local
hits that We're sprung.
A farce. MY Awful Chum." formed
the first half of the entertainment, the
participants being Professor Il. Hib-
berd Taylor, Dr. c. S. Babson, Nor
man b. Mancill. DR.. Norman p. Sim
clair, Miss Elizabeth Sutton and Miss
Edith Jackson.
king Alfred" an operetta better
known in Kennett. was also given with
it's usual enthusiastic reception. The
members of the cast included Charles
S. Swayne, Miss Alice Miles, James r
Miles, Mrs. Laura B. Farran, Bashhelt
Milhous, Robert Mancill and Theodor,
Mercer. Miss Helen Barnard was ac.
companist
During the evening Miss Mary Poole
Of Wilmington. sang three solos.
Evening journal., 1904-03-04
WIn Have speeial Service.

Beginning next Sunday night there
viii be a series of special meetings in
the First United Presbyterian Church
of which the Rev. j. Frank Campbell
is pastor. The Rev. J. Alvin Orr. Of
Philadelphia, will preach on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, the
Rev. r. A. Elwood on Thursday even
ing, the pastor, the Rev. F. J. Camp
bell. on Friday evening. The Rev. c.
S. Cleland will preach at the meetings
next week
Evening journal., 1904-03-04
REMEMBER SICK AND OLD
interesting Meeting of Unitarian Wo-
men in the Unitarian Church
Of This City.

The National Alliance of Unitarian
Women met in the Unitarian Church,
this city, yesterday. The subject for
discussion was "The Intensive Life
It's Effect on Society, Literature and
Art" Papers on the subject We're read
by Mrs. J. L. Pennypacker and Mrs.
James II. Ecob.
About sixty women were present and
these were entertained at lunch in the
church parlor. Some Of the dainties
on the menu We're sent to the hospitals
and to the Minquadale Home for Aged
Poor.
Evening journal., 1904-03-04
DOLNGS IN A
SOCIAL WAY
Members of Society C'eIe-
brates It's anniversary
Other Matters of Social In
terest to Wilmington
People and Friends
Surprise Party

A pleasant surprise was rendered the
Misses Burke at their home, No. 4
Maryland avenue. The time was spent
in singing, dancing, cards and selec-
tions on the piano by Miss Mamie
Murphy and Mrs Palmer. Several
solos were rendered. among them be-
ing selections from the opera of Miss
Bob White" by Miss Nellie Burke and
Bernard McKegney. Refreshments
were served.
Evening journal., 1904-03-04
Neuralgia
And All Other Pains
Can Be Quickly
e e1ieved.

And what IS equally as important,
with case and perfect safety. by TAX
Ing Or. Niles Anti-Pain pills. the pleas
an;. harmless. reliable cure for oil
kinds OF pain.
You will ind them equally erective in
cases Of sick or nervous headache. neu-
ralgia. back ache. stomach ache. sciat-
lea. rheumatism. periodic, bearing down
and ovarian pains.
DIR. Miles Anti-Pain Pills cure by
their soothing and invigorating influ-
ence upon the nerves. which are suffer-
ing for vitalizing food.
For this reason they seldom fail to
bring instant relief in cases OF nervous
ness, irritability, sleeplessness, car-sIck-
ness, dizziness. and indigestion.
Those who are familiar with the mer-
its OF Anti-Pain Pills. the little COM
forters." find it unnecessary to suffer at
all, and take the Pain Pills on first in
dioation OF pain. and they always ward
of the attack
They are so sure TO do this that they
are sold under a guarantee that II first
package fails TO relieve, the druggist
will return your money.
''Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills have not
only relieved me OF severe headache.
nervousness and Indigestion, but my
mother who has suffered a great deal
with neuralgia and dizziness. has been
cured by their use. -
MRS. G. H. DANKs. ss2 W. srd ST.,
Is doses. Is cents. Never sold in bulk.
Evening journal., 1904-03-04
MARKETS.
WILMINGTON MARKETS.

The local wholesale quotations reported
by r. n. stayton.
Cabbage, barrel .. ..... .. ....s2.5o TO $3.50
White potatoes, bushel ..... .. a.l0
Apples. barrel. ..S.25 10 81
Onions, basket. e. ......S5c
Lemons. Messina, box =. ....S2.75 to So
Eggs CDel. and Md per doz..........20c
Chickens, live pound. -. ......14 to 15c
Cocoanuts, dozen. ...... .., ............ SOC
Sweet potatoes. basket. =. Soc to 6oc
Sweet potatoes, barrel. =. $3.50 20 g IS
Turkeys, dressed, per pound. zoe to 22c
Oranges. box. q. e. E. =. ....s2. .25 to s.. 80
Evening journal., 1904-03-04

RASH.-In this city. on March 4. 1904.
Daisy r.. daughter OF Lawrence and
the late Lydia Rash. aged 10 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from her
fathers residence, No. 209 West Second
street on Sunday evening. March C, at G
O'Clock. Interment at Siiveriake Gene
terry. Dover Del, Monday, March Z, at
1880 o'clock without further notice.
Evening journal., 1904-03-04
Hanby-Harvey

Lucious L. Handy and Miss Minnie
e. Harvey. both Of Brandywine hum
dred, were united in marriage in Mt.
Pleasant M. L. Church at s p. m. on
Wednesday. The Rev. w. r. Lewis,
d. d. was the officiating minister.
Evening journal., 1904-03-04
In the Interest Of orphans.

W. C. Ellis. president of the Della
ware Orphan Home and Industrial
School, and Professor +. Hampton
White, the general financial agent,
went to Dover yesterday TO see Gov
ernor HUM and other prominent men
Of the state Capital Professor White
has started East in the interest Of the
institution.