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Evening journal., 1905-12-29
Houses For Rent

FOR RENT-No. Cpl Springer st. Eight
rooms and bath. Modern conveniences.
Apply 10 CHAS. A. BECK. 240i W. 18th St
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. new house.
No. .15 Concord Ave. seven rooms bath
porch and all conveniences. including
heater. Apply FOR key, etc. 10 NJ n
WOOD, H37 Orange st. or +. r. GAL
LACHER. co0i Market.
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TooIs and ImpIements

FOR SALE.-Ice cream machine, in good
condition. win sell cheap. JOHN W.
WEBB. $. r. Cor. Sixth and Lombard SITS.
CARPENTER WORK BENCH-Set
OF tools. both IN best condition. VIII sell
at reasonable hgure. Address. A-,2. Even
ing Journal once.
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
AUTOMOBILES
Baby Coaches

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WANTED-A baby coach of good make
and condition. State lowest price and
where same can be seen Address ST.
journal Office.
BLOCK GO-CART,. in good condition.
cost $I5; viii sell for $50. Address X-l2
Journal Ofice
BABY COACH. good condition. little
used, modern make. cost S.5: VIII be sold
cheap. Address H-l3. Journal Office
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Lost and Found

Lost and round
FOUND-A fox terrier, owner can have
same by proving property and paying for
this ad. MRS. HENDERSON, 40i w. 10th
Street.
LOST-A pocketbooS in going along
King street containing small sum Of
money and valued papers. also keys.
Party can keep the money II they return
the papers and pocketbook. S15 W. Seventh
or Journal Omce.
IOST-High School Clasp Pin. 1906. on
Pennsylvania avenue to High School Re
turn to w. h. Work, 23is PENNSYLVANIA
avenue.
LOSr-I-adys open-faced silver watch
with fob attached. Monogram NJ. r. Re-
ward II returned. $40 Madison St.
Lost-Chain and loclet initials Z. NJ. c.
on locket. Brandywine drive, Washington
street, Delaware avenue or jackson street
between 2 and 10 a. m. Sunday. Suitable
reward II returned to 1904 Wawaset ave.
LOST-Silvcr embroidery scissors at
Ninth and Van Buren,. Reward IL returned
TO e04 Van Buren street.
BUNCH OF NINE KEYS FOUND
owner can save same by applying 10 this
ONCE.
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To Let For Business

Q Let TOT buSIneSS
FOR RENTAL Office on the first floor
with use Of reception room. eos King st.
STORE ROOMS TO RENT-with fix
lures and privileges . miles out in Ches-
ter County, Pa; very low rent. Fine
chance for a young man TO start busi-
ness; 10 opposition. A good store much
needed I'm the village. Address, MER-
ClfAND1SE. 500 Franklin st.
LODGE ROOM. for rent or Saturday
evenings; second story Of Red Mems Hall.
Apply TO Janitor any evening between 9
and 8 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
WINTER TOURIST.

Tickets to Florida via Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Very low rates for the
round trip to ali the famous resorts OF
Florida, Georgia. the Carolinas. Nassau
and Havana. now IN effect. Tickets on
sale daily until April 80. 1ses Fun
Information from B. and o. Railroad
ticket agents. City ticket ofice. so&
Markst street. Wilmington, Del
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
Business Chances

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NEWSPAPERBAN with $500 or 5000
can buy interest Of retiring partner in an
aggressive daily newspaper and job PRINT
ing plant. IN busy steel manufacturing
town. now earns $500 monthly profits
can De increased by man who Is eager to
get ahead and willing to work Address
W-2i Journal Ofice.
WANTED-Yo Young man with 500 to
take one-third interest Ga good legitimate
business. income Of $50 per week assured.
which VIII increase. best OF reference re-
uuired and given. Address FOR particulars.
RARE CHANCE. Journal Office.
BUSINESSES OF All descriptions bought
and sold without publicity; mortgages ne
sotiated; real estate in an it's branches
n 1ERl<ES & CO., 9.3 Real Estate Trus.
Building, Phila.
FOR SALE CHEAP-coal ward with
modern sheds. in busy part of city; sells
for less than building and machinery:
also houses for sale cheap in am parts of
city. on monthly payments. C. +. PARK.
Gen. Mgr, State Building aud Loan Bank.
e. Ninth St., Bayard Annex.
GROCERY sToRTs-Fer sale. stocl. of
grocery store at Delaware City The
store and dwelling rents for $40 rer
month. Apply E. r. MILLER. Delaware
City. Del.
COLLECTIONS made in an parts of the
United states. Prompt returns, CHAS.
Dupont -RIDGELY. Collector and JUS
tioe Of the Peace. Camden. Del
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
Bicycles
Boats and Launches

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WANT A BOAT2 win trade a French
ior one in good condition. Address Max
well in Riverside Ave. Newark. NJ ].
LAUNCH. .3ia ft. beam, 4-horsc power
Barker engine. can be seen running sun
days. What Is offeredf CARLOCk'S boat
hpuse. Edgewater. n. j.
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
Houses Wanted


REAL ESTATE WANTED. VIII pay
cash for improved property or vacant
lots In Brooklyn. n. y, Kings or Queens
county. n ". also farms and acfcase
property on Long Island. Send full dcscrlp
cripiiun. price, mortgage, location. etc.
we will give you quick answers. Address.
POTTS PARTRIDGE, iS9 Montague
ST. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Evening journal., 1905-12-29

WILL EXCHANGE set Of ThcAmerican
Encyclopedia for complete set Of
Ridpath's History OF the World. C-io.
Journal Office.
FOR sALE-Baieries. Coalyards. Gro
Gerry Stores. Drug Stores. Dry Good
Stores. Saloons Farms. Houses. also lots
IN all parts OF the city on easy terms.
have clients who wish TO buy your prop-
erty or business. Yours might suit them.
Send me a description Of pronerty or
business and lowest price Money TO
loan on m0rtgaee. Rents collected. es-
tatcs managed. sell nre. life. accident
health and plate glass insurance: none
but best companies represented. no charge
for advice or trouble
T. r. McEvII.LY.
Real Etate Mortgages and Insurance
lirokcr. 6'3 West Fourth -. Wilmington
Delmarvia Phone asiA. y. & A. 9o4D.
HOUSE AND STORE FOR SALE
Stock and fixtures OF frst-class grocery
store. Stock al Inventory Property $1,000
Party retiring from business. reasons
for selling. Apply to THE ] r. RICH
ARDSON Co. no West Second 81.
SPLENDID FARMS. iatc OF John Peo-
plcs. deceased, at Private Sale No. l.
''GLENDIN." Chrisfiana hundred aof
acres In high state Of cultivation every
field watcre6. % acres Of woodland. large
mansion O7 rooms) and barn; tenant
house and barn. and ether outbuildinEs:
one mile from city limits. No. .. "DRO-
MORE" MN Creek hundred, 100 acres un-
der thurouSh cultivation. with annie
woodland and valuable water rights
available for manufacturing purposes,
large dwelling. barn and other outbuild-
ings. SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE
DEPOSIT CO.. Trustee
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
Businesses For Sale

FOR SAI.E-Meat store. on account OF
health, Apply, HI, Evening Journal Of
fee.
BUSINESS FOR SALE-One of the
mington. Excellent location on King st.
owner wants 10 retire. Price and terms
reasonable. Address RI. Journal Office.
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
Notlees

NOTICE-rhe annual meeting OF the
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Of the State OF Delaware Will be held at
the office Of the company. No S33 Market
street. Wilmington. Delaware. on Mon
day. january 3. 1906 al 10 o'clock a. m..
al which time an election for five man
ayers. 10 serve three years. VIII be held
and the premiums on all policies will be
payable. Six per cent. Interest on all ball
ances Of members amounting 10 s. and up-
wards will be paid.
The agents Of the company are author
lied to receive the dues OF members and
10 pay them their interest
W. A. LaMOT'rE. Secretary.
NoTiCE-Eiection- annual meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the Whining
ton and Kcnnett Turnpike Company viii
be held az the Delaware Trust Company.
No. I East Ninth street. Wilmington. Del
o'clock a. m. for the purpose OF electing
ten O0) managers 10 serve during the en-
suing year. y. r. SHURTER. Secretary.
NOTICE -sToCKHoLDERs MEETING
Oficc of the Delaware Railroad Company
Dover. Del. Dec. 21. 1906.
The annual meeting Of stockholders OF
the Delaware Railroad Company viii be
held at the ONCE Of the company IN Dover
on Thursday. the nth day Of January
1906. at IL o'clock a. m. for the election
OF directors 10 serve the ensuing year and
for the transaction OF other business. M.
HAYES Secretary.
| ELECTION-The annual election for di-
rectors Of the Central National Bank OF
Wilmington. Del. will be held at the bank
ing-house en- Tuesday January 9th. 1906
between the hours OF 10 o'clock a. m. and
u O'Clock noon. II. p. RUMFORD.
Cashier.
HIRAM NJ COLDER. the caterer. has
moved TO 921 French st.
Office OF the Delaware Railroad Co.
Dover, Del, Dec 5. 1906.
NOTICE-DINIDEND
The Board OF Directors have this day
declared a semi-annual dividend OF three
per cent. upon the capital stock or the
company, payable on and after January
o 1905, 20 the stockholders as registered
on the books Of the company at the close
OF business. December s. 10 8. All dividends
will be paid by cheques.
Cheques will be mailed 10 stockholders
who have filed dividend orders az this
ONCE. II HAYES.
Treasurer.
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
$3.50

90 E0 RUG WILL CARPET
y L. OO your floor. Oriental de-
signs. Reversible. Catalogue. Wills
Rug Co. So North Eighth ST.. Second
uoor. Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
Rooms For Rent


irWO communicating rooms with bath,
unfurnished. Second moor front. 1907 West
Apply DR. H. Garrett 1907 West.
NICELY Furnished socond-story front
room. 500 per wook. third-stoiy 'front.'
LEO per week and sccond-story back A.-e
per week heat light and use Of bath ana
telephone. Address N-ll. Journal ounce
"A NICE front room. wcll-furnlshcd and
couple West Fourth. near Van Burcn,
Price reasonable. Address N-io Journal
Ofico.
FOR RENT-Two nicely unfurnlshcd
rooms, suited for light housekeeping for
Young married couple With no children.
Address S--a. Journal once.
FOR REN1-Nice front room. furnished
for men or man and wife, with use OF
bath. 2o6ia king ST.
SECOND STORY FRONT ROOM. fur
nihhcd, man and wifo or Ecntlemnn. use oi
ID. a A. phone. 4i2 East Sixth st.
TWO GENTLEMEN or man and wife
wanted TO occupy pleasant front room
terms moderate. Apply 62o w 5th ST
APARrMENTs-G -Girard. 500. s07 and 500
Race street. Philadelphia. Rooms 1oc.
35c. 5oc. Gentlemen only.
FOR RENT-Two nice rooms. Apply
No. "a 8. Iicald ST
ROOMs-For rent M No. 81 North
Jackson street Wilmington. Del
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ReaI Estate For sale Or Bent.

MAKE AN OFFER for the large three
story brick dwelling with store trunt az
n. W. corner Second and Rodman. We
are eoing 20 sell IL. CHARLES 4. KURrI.
ioii Market street. Opposite Court House,
FOR SALES West Twenty-third street.
ANl.5 feet; house IN good order owner
anxious 10 sell CARROLL W. GRtF-
FIFTH W. Ninth ST.
FOR sALE-Two dwellings. No. Sos and
Gl5 West Twenty second street. nine rooms
and bath. Call and see them. Apply w. A.
SCHOOLAiASIER. az West Twenty-sec-
ond ST.
FOR sArE-rwo dwellings. No. S7 and
SlA Lombard street. with nine rooms and
bath, front and side porches. now ready
for occupancy. Address. n. H. MELVIN.
No. 5-5 E. Ninth St.
FOR RENT-Farm. 1s7 acres . miles
from Wilmington; good roads. VIII rent
or work ON shares with reliable party. Adj
dress or apply sl9 Tatnali street
AN EXCELLENT dairy farm OF ninety
five acres, OF which seventeen are IN
meadow land. Splendid buildings; land in
good state OF cultivation. Must be seen
TO be appreciated. Apply John p. rwad-
dell 1902 West Fourth st.
FOR RENT-a-story brick porch front
dwelling, opposite Eighth St. Park. lu2
Franklin 81 10 rooms, bath; heater, an
conveniences. A very desirable location
Rent. $50 per month. HAWKINS q CO..
'i2 Market ST.
FOR RENT-"Penn'' Farm. ls7 acres.
and 'Modcl'' Farm, ll0 acres, belonging
to Trustees OF New Castle Common. AD-
ply to p. McGRORY. Treasurer New Cas-
tie. Del
FOR SALE 225-acre farm. New Castle
county Del; grain, hay dairy and fruit
market. ISAAC CONAIiD, Box l06 Mas
siilon Ohio.
FOR sAI.r-Good Residanccs between
Franklin and Broome streets from
Eighth 70 Lovorlne avenue. Scme great
bargains. J. r. SEEDS. i7l0 Broome
sweet
FOR sALE-A rarm OF li5 acres. on the
Newark and Delaware City Railroad.
about b,. one - and oue-halt miles west or
/ new last year Apply The tteal Estate
/ Department. THE EQUITABLE GUAR
ANTEE AND TRUST co.
FOR RENT-Three-st story brick DWELLING
1907 Franklin street. i2 rooms. bath and AL
convenience. large front and side lawn
lHAWkiNS a CO.. Agents, 7i2 Narke
street.
FOR sALE-Good-w and fixtures o.
hAI hON4af UJllNIlaf ttIuN anu tlAUI tNNIN
S. ". Cor Chestnut and Van Buren ST.
STORE PROPERTY-No. SOC Madisor
| street, must sell az once. Terms reason
able. Address. All Journal Ohice.
FOR sALE-Good Residences between
Franklin and Broome streets from
Eighth 10 Lowering avenue Some Ereal
bargains. j. r. ID. SEEDS. i1l0 Broome
street
HOUSE FOR sALE-At Newport.
rooms and bath. All modern improve
ments. VIII sell AZ reasonable figure
Terms moderate. Address. A-25. Joufna
once.
HOUSE FOR SALE. cheap. Apply a
M 6l1 u. Eleventh ST.
AN OFFER
on any Of these properties VIII be con
sidered. as we must sell.
4Q Washington street. Is r. and b.
$40 Jockson street. 10 =. and b.
l04 Jefferson street. r. and b.
2021 Delaware avenue, id r. and b.
103 w. Eighteenth street. II r. and D.
1908 w. Thirteenth street. 10 r. and b.
I lll6 King street. r. and b.
5l3 II. Sixth street, r. and b.
ZIG Walnut street. r. and b.
1901 Walnut street. 10 r. and b.
1903 Walnut street. r. and b.
70a w. Tenth street. r. and b.
Evening journal., 1905-12-29

HIRAM NJ COLDER. the caterer. has
moved TO 922 French St.
Evening journal., 1905-12-29
Situations Wanted Male


WANTED-A position to drive for q
doctor, or "A light wagon. Address, BEN,
Journal Office.
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Office Furniture

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FOR SALE-Roll-t0p desk and candy
makers stoves. Apply Speciality Mfg. Co.
S39 Market St. Room No. p
WANTED--A screw and spring Office
chail. a G-foot office table and wardrobe.
either oak OF walnut but must be In good
condition and low price. Apply. Ell. this
office.
Evening journal., 1905-12-29

so PICTURE POST CARDS from al
over the world, 10c prepaid. Join
our exchange Yale Post Card Exch3nra
Box 1918 New Haven Conn
Nov. 24-inl-
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Clothing

Clothing
WANTED-Poor boy. i6 years or ago
wants TO buy good second hand rubber or
storm overcoat Address S-i3 this office.
IF YOU have bought "A new winter over
coat / would like TO buy your old one
State length. chest and sleeve measure.
cost new and price now. Address, Ga
Journal Office.
HAND EMBROIDERED infants OUTFIT
exclusive design such AS could not be
cbiuined for less than $50. viii sell for
so cash. Address G-l0. Journal ofice.
CIRCUMSTANCES oblige sacrifice OF
Stylish brown winter hat for cue-fOurth
its value. Imported. Address XII. Jour
nal Orhce.
GENTLEMAN in reduced circumstances
will sell overcoat, that cost $50 for So
Good condition. XII, Journal Office.
SPLENDID NAVAJO BLANKET. genu-
inc, hand made by the Indians, worth $500
Sell for $500, or exchange for what u j.
Journal Office.
LONG NEWMARKET coat, almost new.
Cost $3.50. sell for S05 Write ca Jour
nal Office.
YOUNG GENTLEMAN with little
money wants fur lined overcoat. size
about 40. Pay cash II II is cheap and in
good condition. ca. Journal Office.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
THE FINANCIAL MARKETS,
STOCKS CONTINUE TO MOVE TOH~ARD BETTER
FIGURES.
TOWARD BETTER
TO MOVE
FIGURES.
Money Market Slightly FHmer, HhHe Exchange Declines Business
Conditions Generally Favorable.

capital in the country still seeking employment
In securities and indicating the great confidence
of investors in the financial and business situa-
ton, the remarkable success of the MISSOURI
Pacific bond offering of S2o,ooo,oo, which was
financed by Kuhn. Loeb & Co In less than
hour the amount oversubscrbed ten
times. 1t is understood that there will be fur
ther offerings of bonds by various railroads in
the near future, as the railroad companies
anxious to take advantage of the favorable con-
dition Of the investment and money markets. At
the close of the week sentiment was extremely
bullish and higher prices were predicted. espe-
cially for Union Pacific, Canadian Pacific, the
500 shares. United States Steel. Pennsylvania,
New York Central and the copper issues.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

20 77s zoo Total sales tor The week .Ex Interest
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

So $50 or l92 per cent and twenty-sx return losses
OF @I''o1' or 1876 per cent. The whole shows n loss
OF S4iSlZ9' or 61 per The Tribune has ais,
printed the gross earnings Of seventeen railroads
or systems for the third week in February. Of
winch ten return gains OF S7777s or per cent and
.s'urn losses OF SSO72 or 146 per The
whole shows loss of 1924, or os pcr cent.
Second week IN Feb
INA
is companies 81 -,
." companies, 4Oi1 Oa3 GI4 ~
TIa Total ~ cos gs2ass s7a74ios Dec s44Si2, a.
10 companies SO i45 q! aea 44s Inc .si;777s ao
Total Il cos. .sa.2Io24s sa2Iss42 Dec a. ~. %
CANADIAN NORTHERN
Third week In Feb ss9 50o ts0so, ltnS
July to Feb el..... 25ii.2oG. 2osS T"o Ss ss,geo
CANADIAN PACIFIC
Tbird ps r..L vi n,eS 1 4c5 heo ,I39e
N e''--- sa3S ysh SaO6.tNn
''' 70 feo. <I..-,'' dsSie."" 21iTaooo 2T,Tlas5s
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE
TsLn9er Tsi5 81 miles 34sa $500 IT22
I,Is =. N ,-e'''- Nzab'blt' S2oS 400 S2S3hon
F@'' " 'V'' ~i'ft'-' l"sS'fp lefsetoo il4S6seI
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
BANK EXCHANGES; SALES RECORDED.

The bank exchanges Or the New-York Clearing
House and tho stocks sold the New-York Stock
Exchange last week and for the week of the
preceding years compare follows
Feb. o. %. Feb 81. % Feb 2s ns
FEcha nges 500 z95 2l6 ssol 34a lis a2a GA
No shares soid. 1856 522 l.735.500 25oS T2S
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
BONDS.
GAS SECURITIES

Furnished by J. Thomas Reinhardt. Nc. Is wau-.t1
Bid Asked III. -,
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings or
fortyfour railroads or systems for the second week
in February. OF these eighteen return gains OF
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
STREET RAILWAYS.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

FURNISHED by J. Thomas Rsinliar4, sgo- Is val-..,
1 Int. Peeiol Bil Aga
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

GUARANTEED STOCKS.
Furnished by Joseph Walker sons No 20 F-caf-y1
Rate
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bond quotations compare follows
with those Of a week ago:
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-27
HORTICULTURAL BREvITIEs

The schizanthus now figures as 'sthe
poor mans orchid"
Wall eSpaliers and trained fruit trees
are among the various foreign ideas
that are being so rapidly adopted in
our gardens.
Fortunately for the home fruit gar
den, bordeaux mixture, the connection
of which is by no means a pleasure,
may be bought ready for dilution to
whatever strength is desired
Oriental planes, red and pin oaks,
Lombardy poplar and weeping willows
are among fine ornamental trees The
plane Is very popular in Washington
and Baltimore
For seashore planting Tamarix gal
lica and T. chinensis are among the
best of the small trees and are thor
oughly reliable and hardy, says Gar
dening.
One Of the newer azaleas that have
made a very favorable impression is
the julius Roehrs, which is remarkable
for its intense coloring.
If you are a lazy gardener try water
lilies, advises an exchange. They re-
quire no watering when everything
else is drying up and nd wedding at
any time.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-27

DUST SPRAYING.
The New Movement and What Mis-
sOurian Says OF It's Benefits.

The New Movement and What q Mis-
sourian Says OF It's Benefits.
The fruit growing regions Of Missou-
ri seem to be the center of the new
dust spraying movement. e., the use
Of dust instead Of water as vehicle
for poisons. Pacific fruit growers also
report favorably upon it. Some of its
advantages are touched upon as fol-
lows by j. r. Haldeman Of Missouri:
In the first place, we use the fine
dust Of air Stacked lime, which is a
fungicide and insecticide in itself, and
this dust blown out by the proper ma
chine fills the air with fine dust and
settles upon the foliage in such q way
as to cover it completely and much
more effectively than any liquid spray
can do. And into this conveyor can be
mixed all that can be mixed into a liz
uid spray and many other ingredients
that will not dissolve in water
Lime Dust an Enemy to Insect Life
In the liquid spray the water is
thrown up and falls upon the foliage,
which forms Of itself shed much like
the roof Of house This gathers and
runs off in drops and streams, carrying
the very material that is to accomplish
the work of killing insects to the
ground, while the dust spray retains
whatever you may put into it, dropping
upon the foliage and there resting to
accomplish its work.
Besides, 1t is thrown into the trees
and up on the underside Of the leaves,
by which it reaches any eggs or in
sects that may be on the underside of
the leaves, that it would be impossible
to reach by the liquid spray, and kills
them. You find lime dust is an ever
lasting enemy to all insect life. 1t
chokes or closes the breathing organs
Of the insect and renders the foliage
Of the trees SO offensive to them that
they either migrate or die.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-27

ton where few flowers will do well, or
in half wild part of the garden or
the borders Of copse.
But the soil in which they are to
grow must be rich and well dug. 1t is
of little use to expect fine specimens
Of these plants when they are placed in
the shrubbery, for their growth is so
fine and SO rapid during their Towering
time that they must be well support
ed. The seed should be sown very
thinly in drills, and the seedlings must
be transplanted while young into q
border Of rich soil, when they will
form strong growth and can be placed
in their towering positions in the early
fall Very good authorities consider it
preferable to transplant them to cold
frame, where they will make extra
strong plants for brilliant Towering
the next season. They are most sat
isfactorily treated as biennials, sowing
seed In rich deep SOIL
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-27
A Wrinkle Of the italian Florists

A Wrinkle OF the italian Florists.
Here Rome) the florists have fash
ion of dipping the stems of many of
their white flowers in red dye which
produces peculiar effect in the flower
itself, giving it more or less of a red
or pinkish tinge, according to the
amount of dye it will absorb. saw
freesias, whites irises, callas, ETC., treat
ed in this way The irises were very
beautiful, and I must admit that the
first | saw placed among many other
flowers in their natural color deceived
me. thought had discovered some
thing remarkably fine and struggled
with the owner for long time trying
to make him understand that wished
to purchase a plant of that variety. At
first he did not Or would not compre-
bend what / was after, but finally led
me in to the back of his shop and
showed me a little bottle Of the dye
James Boyd.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-27
First publication, April 13, 1905.
NOTICE TO CREnTTORS

RENOSHA COUNTY COURT:-In Probate.
N IN the matter of the will of Peter Ozanne,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the claims and de-
mands of all persons against Peter Ozanne,
deceased late of the town of Somers,
in said County of Kenosha, WILDE examined and
adjusted by the County court of Kenosha county
at the regular terms of said court to be holden
at the County court room, in the City of Keno
sha, in and for said county, on the first Tues
Tuesday Of December, A. D. 1905. at ten O'CLOCK
A. NJ of those days; also that the time until
and including the first Tuesday of November,
A. D. 1905, is the time allowed and limited for
creditors of said Peter Ozanne, deceased,
to present their claims for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Kenosha, the 18th day of April,
A. D. 1905. By the Court,
RUSSELL II. SLOSSON,
wi County Judge.