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Evening journal., 1905-12-01
To Let For Business

FOR RENTAL office on the first floor.
with use OF reception room. 50S King ST.
STORE ROOMS TO RENr-With FIX
lures and privileges. miles out IN Chcs-
ter County. pns very low rent. Fine
chance for young man TO start bun.-
ness. no opposition. A good store much
needed in the village. Address. MEk-
CHANDlSE. 500 Franklin ST.
LODGE ROOM for rent on Saturday
evenings. second story 0f Red Mems Hall.
Apply tu Janlior any cvcnus between 6
uud \ O'Clock
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l. c. S. DUE BILL wanted. will pav
$3.50 for s. onc.l Address. As. journal
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Horses and Carriages


WOULD LIKE TO exchange year old
horse for motor cycle, C-5, journal or
flee.
BUGGY AND CARRIAGE-Wnl sell
one two-seated carriage in good condi-
tion; also enc good buggy, full leather
top, newly painted ana rcpaired. VIII
mineton make. Address ROBERT 5.
WORD. Montchanin. Del
FOR sALE-For $50. widow viii sell
handsome 6-year-old, blockily built Ca
madam mare. extra fast travellers suit
butcher. grocer or any city or country
use. Also $50 will buy pair OF heavy
draught mares and years old. weigh
ing $500 pounds; perfectly sound IN every
way; Will suit farm work, as my husband
bought them right Off the farm eighteen
months ago, large enough for any heavy
hauling; Will sell separately for So apiece;
will allow ten days trial. Also $50 win
buy complete turnout. consisting of Ham
bletonian trotting and road mare Jennie
NJ. years old II 10 hands high free.
prompt roadster; can heat 225; has gone
reliable under any circumstances for
Indies or the most timid person to drive
aud Tor perfect family mare she has no
superior; she is large enough Tor any use.
Also railing top buggy and harness; win
sell complete turnout for S55 OF will sepa-
rate can at my private residence. Mrs
Martha a. Sheridan. 1885 Ridge Ave.
Philadelphia.
GRAY MAkE-Good driving animal fine
roadster l6 i-2 hands high; for sale or
eNchanee for what. Address. 3lS Chester
Ave. Norwood, Pa.
HORSE FOR SALE-The most stylish
horse in Wilmington; seven years old
thoroughly broken. fearless of an oh
lccts, perfectly safe for lady To drive.
Also two dcarborns aud one fresh COW.
Apply rhns. a. Sharpe. Stalls Nos -
aud 20 city Market. or No. 905 Adams
street
FOR SALE one bay horse q years old
ton, Il. T. H.. No T. Newark Del.
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Real Estate For Exchanus


SMALL FARM In Christiann hundred
TO exchange for city property. Address
D-S, Journal once.
SUBURBAN RESIDENCE. with II
rooms and bath, up-to-date ia every par
ticular stable and several acres OF
Address, D-2. journal once.
t2I0O EQUITY. in house In Brooislyn's
best neighborhood for exchange for cs-
tabliehcd business or real estate IN Will
mlngton. Fine chance for person NOV
Ing TO New York to obtain nice home.
Al ENonlnl Inmrnnl.
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Real Estate Wanted


WANT 60 buy a house and large lot
ot ground on an credit. Have nothing out
good position ana good name and will.
rent the place FOR one year before buy
ins. Any one having such n place will
YNnmse by writing 10 me care Tho Journal
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Public Sales


PUBLIC SALE at 2ib West Tenth ST.,
Saturday afternoon, December 2, 1900 OF
10 bend of horses. 10 new and secondhand
wagons. 10 scts OF harness OF every de-
scription. new and secondhand. GEO. M
WIGGLESWORTH
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90 PICTURE POST CARDS from all
over the world. Zoe prepaid. Join
our. exchange Yale Post card Exchange.
Box 1913 New Haven Conn.
Nov. 2f-im.
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( GOLD MINE-I know where good
gold mine can be obtained for song. 1t
viii pay any one with about $4,000 To
! investigate. A fortune could be mace in
a very short time. Address Al Journal
! Office and I viii call upon YOU.
( COLLECTIONS made I'm an parts OF the
! United States. Prompt returns. CHAs
! DUPONT RIDGELN. Collector and JUS
/ tice OF the Peace, Camden. Del.
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Board Wanted

',,0-N~-,--.'---.r---
BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED For
a family OF eight; must be reasonable
and nt the same time OF good quality.
Location somewhere in the suburbs near
school and trolley. Address. Bon S5.
Clayton House.
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Address. 1917 W. srd st.. whining
ton, Del.
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FOR SAIE-A farm of if5 acres. on tho
Newark and delaware city ffuiiruud.
about one and oue-half miles west OF
portcr's station. good buildings. barn
new last year Apply Tho Real Estate
Department THE EQUITABLE GUAR
ANTEE AND TRUST co.
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AN ONE T'H

80 +ftf-N|f AfA"
AK OFFER
ON any Of these properties will be con-
sidcred. ns we must sell.
i03 Washington street, 10 O.. ana b.
0i0 Jackson street. 10 r. and b.
i0i Jefferson street. s T.. and b..
a.l Delaware avenue. i6 O.. and b.
1865 ratual street. 10 D. and b.
lO2 w. Eighteenth street n e. and b.
i6l6 W. Thirteenth street 40 r.. and b.
| llll6 King street, . T.. and D..
si3 y. Sixth street, g. and b.
| l6 Walnut street r.. and b.
/ lNi Nalndi street 10 r. and b.
1903 Walnut street, O.. and b.
] il3 w. 'routh street. g. aud b.
! CHARlsES e. ISURII. i0ll Market ST.
tOnnosite Court Housel
FOR sALE-A farm Of iis aores. on tho
| Newark umd Delaware t'ity~a- ftuflruuu
about one and one-half miles west OF
| Pnrtcrs Station, good buildings. barn
new last year. Apply Tho Real Estate
Departmont THE EQUITABLE GUAR.
ANTEE AND TRUST co.
HOUSE AND STORE FOR SALE
Stock and fixtures of nrst-clnss grocery
store. Stock ut Inventory Property $4,000.
Party retiring from business; reasons
FOR selling. Apply 10 THE j. r.. RICH
ARDsON co. 100 West Second st.
SPLENDID FARMS. late OF John Poo-
piles. deceased. az Private Sale No. l.
"GlENDlN." Christiana hundred. "a
acres in high state OF cultivation. every
field watered; 20 acres OF woodland iaree
mansion "a rooms) and barn: tenant
house and barn. and other ouibu idings.
one mile from city limits. No. - "DRO-
MORE Mill Greek hundred. 100 acres un-
der thorough cultivation. with ample
woodland and valuable water rights
available for manufacturing purposes:
large dwelling barn and other outhuild-
lngs. SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE
DEPOSIT co. Trustee.
FOR RENT-Farm OF "a acres with all
modern improvements incmding Silo.
Situated one mile from Kennett Pike at
Cuba. Possession March g5ih. can or adj
dress. r.. G.. CROZER care Comfy Bros.
Wilmington. Dol.
FOR SALE Goodwill ana fixtures N
dry goods. notions, candy and c'gnr store.
S. w. Cor Chestnut and Van Buren 81.
FOR sALE-Good Residences between
Franklin and Broome streets from
Eighth TO Lowering avenue Some great
bargains. j. II. d. SEEDS. 1910 BroOme
street
STORE pROPERTY-No. SOS Madison
street. must sell nt once. Terms rcason-
able. Address. Ali Journal ohice
HOUSE FOR sAtE-At Newport. s
rooms and bath. An modcru Improve
mrnts. WIN soil at reasonable n1urc.
Terms moderate. Addrees, "A. Jouinal
ONCE
HOUSE FOR SALE. cheap. Apply al
no tif g.. Eleventh ST.
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Books


Will. EXCHANGE set of TheAmerican
Encyclopedia for a. complete set OF
Ridpaths History Of the World, C-l0,
journal Office.
WILL BUY-Bound volumes I. G.. $.
courses civil engineering; complete cot
ton or instruction papers; must be I'm
good condition. GEORGE BROOKS, box
- marlborough Ave. East Taunton.
Mass.
WILL EXCHANGE two nice books.
both very interesting. for one or two
other books. Address As, Journal Office.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
Houses Wanted

FAMILY WANTS TO RENT house or
TO rooms and bath with plenty or
eiounu around and barn. near TO trolley
and school. Address giving description
and price. A-l6. Journal once
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
Tools and Implements

CARPENTERS WORK BENCH Set
Of tools. both In best condition, VIII sell
az reasonable figure. Addrezs, A-i9, Even-
ing Journal Oficc.
CAR PLANT-For sale. boiler holsters.
derrcks. rock drills. cars. rail. etc, DIR.
sTREETER, Marble liill, kingAbridge.
n. y.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
FOR EXCHANGE
Personal


HARitN-At Darby ON Saturday. Can't
90 on Thanksgiving. BE ON time.
MARRIAGES PERFORMED with or
without publicity; certificates sod. An
ply THE REV. MR. BUTLER G6i
North Ninth street. philadelphia.
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Machinery. Tools. Etc.

Hand and Power Pumps,
Towers, Tanks and Nlndmills. Hot Air
and Compressors. II. e. Trot-
man. 107 n. Third St. Philadelphia, Pa.
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CIothinn

IRISH FRIEIE oVcrcoast for sale. size
IS; cost $40. sell for SO Address, B-7.
journal Office.
FINE LONG COVERT COAT. for lady.
medium size for SALE cost So; will sell
for $500 or exchange for something use
full Address. B-3 Journal Office.
WINTER IAT-Young lady wishes to
exchange this winters hat which does
not become her for $50 Cost $500. Ad-
dress, A. journal Ofiicc
ODDS AND ENDS-Clothing, carpets.
tapestry, burlap, hardware, &c, for sale
or exchange for something useful to me:
address GEORGE NJ. LAURENCE. Ham-
mels station, l.. T.
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Automobiles

HAVE $500 EQUITY in farm Of -
acres with it-room house at Stamford.
Conn, near stations will take i-cylinder
touring ear ana balance easy terms or
mortgage immediate possession. JOR-
DAN 3ie West asa ST.. n. "
1t Is common sight In Athens to see
"a peddlcr leading a dimiuutiye donkey.
sandwiches between two bulky glass
fronted showcases. which constitute his
'shop" The stock usually consists Of
sweets. stationery and drapery.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
Boarders Wanted

TWO GENTLEMEN ga gentleman and
wife can secure board al moderate TERMS.
Apply evenings go w 9TH street.
ROOMS FOR RENT. with board. and
single rooms for gentlemen. Apply Sc
Adams 81.
TWO YOUNG MEN or married
couple wanted to bosid in private family.
Neatly furnished rooms. Modern conyen-
ionccs. 5O7 WEST THIRD 50.
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instruction

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l. C.. S. DUEa BILL wanted viii pav
$50 for s. onc.l Address. A-2S. journal
Ohlco.
YOUNG MAN would like TO take les
sons in Spanish evenings and give scr-
vices in the way of typcwritiug in cN-
change. Address. AIS. journal Oncc
FULL COuRSE-In freight. express
export shipping and marking. commercial
mail method. will sell for s. or what is
ofercdf ROSS 5l2 w. 2ist ST.. n. y.
LEARN TELEGRApHY and r. r. Ac-
counting. $50 TO 500 a month salary as
surcd our graduates under bond. our six
schools the largest IN Amorica ana ou-
dorsed by AN railroads. Write for cata-
loguc. MORSE SCHOOL or TELEG-
RAPIIY. Cincinuati. o.: Buffalo. n. ":
Atlanta Ga. Ia Crosse. Wis. Tcxar-
kann. Tex; San Francisco. Cal.
MODERN MAGIC-Card manipulation.
coin, handkerchief flag work taught bv
mail. Enclose 10 cents for fun instruc-
tons IN the art of entertaining. A-i9
journal Office
Evening journal., 1905-12-01

AUTOMOBILES.
ART GOODS.
AUCTIONS.
BOARD WANTED.
BoARDERS WANTED.
BICYCLES.
BOATS, LAUNCHES.
BOOKS.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
CAMERAS.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
CLOTHING.
DOGS, BIRDS and ANIMALS.
ELECTRICAL GOODS.
FURS.
FOR SALE.
FURNITURE.
GARDEN IMPLEMENTS.
GUNS and SPORTING GOODS
GEMS AND JEWELRY.
HELP WANTED.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
HORSES AND cA..AiAoES.
HOUSES FOR SALE.
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cLASSIFIcATIONS OF FOR EXCHANGE"
ADVERTISEMENTS

INSTRUCTION.
LIVE STOCK.
LOST AND FOUND.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MUSIC.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
OFFICE FIXTURES.
OPTICAL GOODS.
PERSONALS.
PLANTS AND FLOWERS.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
ROOMS TO LET.
ROOMS WANTED.
SERVICES.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
SlLVERWARE.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
STORE FIXTURES.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS.
TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS.
TYPEWRlTERs.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
Miscellaneous

~'--s>--s-@-~---
HAVE A SWINGING HORSE. cost 81.
that / will sell for s.. Would make ac-
ceptable Christmas gift FOR boy. &C,
Journal Office.
WILL SELL SIS baby coach. I'm good
condition. for so cash, c. Journal Of
nee.
HANDSOME English perambulator 70
exchange for small boys bicycle Ad-
dress. A. journal Office.
FREIGlfT-W the name of "a
freight boat that plies between New
York and this city. Address. At. Jour
nal once.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
Real Estate For Sale Or Rent

FOR SALlc-Good Residences between
Franklin and BrOomo streets from
Eighth TO Lowering avenue. Some great
bargains. j. r. SEEDS, iliO Broomc
III
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suns and sportIna Goods


WILL PAY $40 for a pool table in good
condition. C-i Journal Ohlcc.
BAGATELLE TABLE Complete. Al
condition. standard size. for sale. Address
Az. Journal Office.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
Gems and JeweIry

-'------'-'-'-'-'r--------
WILL EXCHANGE a solid gold watch.
Walthnm movement. perfect time keeper.
for "a diamond ring or stud. Reason for
exchange have another watch. Address.
D-i, journal Office.
HAVE SOLID GOLD lax Waltham
watch that can be bought for S25 cash.
Address C-3 Journal Office
SEVEN SAMPLES OF alarm clocks for
sale. i0c To- $780, worth sec to $500. Ad-
dress. B-S Journal Office.
GOLD. HUNTING CASE WATCH
handsomely engraved Waltham FULL
Jeweled works. keeps time To the frac-
ton Of a second, cost SIS. VIII trade for
$50 cash or what Is offered. As. Clay
ton House
HANDSOME pARLOR CLOCK for
sale or exchange. New cost $3.50. sell for
TO- Address. B--6. journal Office
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
Furniture.


WILL SELL new $50 parlor heater for
So Address E-5, journal Office.
WOULD LIKE TO exchange old-style
desk for book case. C-S. Journal Office.
FINE ROYAL WILTON RUG. size
S-3xl3-6, will sell cheap OF exchange for
something useful Address, BIO. Journal
Office.
CHAMBER SET for sale. used a few
months. cost $3.50. sell for $3.50. Address,
B-l, journal Office.
DROP LIGHT COMPLETE. with Wells
back burner. hose. etc. beautiful red
shade. for sale. Address. b. Journal
FOR SALE-Large consignment of
Furniture from Philadelphia and New
York storage houses. This lot OF goods
must be sold. Everything bought, sold
and exchanged. w. MCDOWELL 4 SON.
2OI Market, 2O6 shipley. Phone 96lA. open
evenings.
FURNISHINGS for six roomed house
wanted cheap for cash. No dealers. Ad-
dress, A. Journal Office
SEWING MACHINE I'm good condition
TO exchange for "a good secondhand type
writer Address. A-2S Journal Office.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
BANK STATEMENT.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION or THE
Farmers Bank az Wilmington, Del, la
the State Of Delaware, at the close Of
business November @ 1906
RESOURCES.
Loans ard Discounts .............S .Sil6,oE z
Stocks, securities ETC., including
premium on same .........-.... lloi-ll 81
7a,nps 1ntnres mus. ....i.............. g59oo %
other real estate .....-..........-. -VOlo ia
Bonds and mortgages ..-......... ESQ GO
Due from National, State and
Private Banks and Bankers,
c5.S s95 d Trqsi BsnS SS'npano. 1i sssss ssss1.s 5
Total .............................. s9si. iol o.
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in ............ 2000o0 %
Surplus fund ..........-.,.-.-.-.... 1918 %
Expenses eSls iSas ana taxes paid -. 5.7s a
Due to National. State and Pri-
vate Ranks and Bankers. and
Trust Companies ...-......-.-..- 52.Nlf is
Individual deposits subject to
check .....s.-...-....-.-- tSs.d-2 %
srate Of Delaware County OF Nsw CAS-
+ rHoMAs E. YOUNG. cashier Of the
ahoye-namsd corporation. do sOlemig
swear that the above statement is true
To the best of my knowledge and belief.
rlIOS &C. YOUNG. Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn 60 before me this
l1th DAY of November. 1905.
Alton c. Pyle Notary Public.
Correct-Attest.
HENRY C.. CONRAD.
J. p. DOUGHTEN
WILLIAM W. LOBDELf.
Director1
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
PUBLIC SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
DECEMBER 10. 1905.
BY SPECIAL REQUEST OF SEW

BY SPECIAL REQUEST OF SEW
ERAL CLIENTS
We have decided to conduct a pub
lie sale Of Houses, Stores. Build
ing lots, etc, on which low limits
have been placed by owners, who
desire to realize on their real es-
tate holdings for various reasons.
JOUR NEXT PUBLIC SALE WILL
take place on the above date and
any property to be included In this
sale must be registered with us on
or before Tuesday, December 9th,
TO receive proper advertising
FOR EACH PROPERTY ENTERED
In this sale a small entry fee will
be charged at time Of entry to help
defray expenses, printing, adver-
tising. etc.
ON EACH PROPERTY SOLD
we viii charge for our services a
fair commission, which win include
the entry Zee.
WE WILL NOT OFFER ANY
property in This sale the limit on
which Is not fair ana low. II YOU
have any property you desire sold.
call or write us giving fun de-
scupuon of il, with your lowest
price.
HAWKINS & COMPANY
Agents to Effect S ale
7lz Market Street, Wilm. Del.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
Business Chances


TELEGRAPH OPERATOR ion one of
the largest New York Stock Exchange
Houses knows OF "a positive move to be
made next week i'm a certain stock. In
formation impaired must be held strictly
private. None need apply but those who
nave means and whose word is good
Terms arranged through correspondence
Audress. DC. Jomrnnl Onlcn
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-17
oRAVEDleeER
seleeted BY Secretary Shaw as His
Official Coachnan.

Washington April 16.-Desirlng a
sedate and serious-minded individual
for the man on the box. Secretary
Shaw has chosen a gravedigger for a
coachman.
Mr. Shaw recently found that he
needed new coachman in the treas
ury stables AS these employees are
under the civil service he called upon
the commission to certify three names
to him from the eligible list There
were submitted, and after careful in.
yestigation he selected a man who. at
the present time. is employed as a
gravedigger at St. Elizabeths.
Just why a gravedigger should be
chosen the secretary has not explain
ed He is the only man of his class
TO draw the lines over official horses.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-17
MEMS TOP COATS

SHORT BOX STYLES, those in medium Lengths
and the threequaIter Elehgths-coming in the new
shades Of van, as we'll hobby mixtures and paii
blacks and Oxfords Satin sleeve lingings and TIL
c 5iss l.' at body '"s'r'' ST. 2
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-17

In honor Of her sixteenth birthday
anniversary. Miss Ethel Charles enter
tanned a number Of her friends Satur-
day night, with most enjoyable
dance at Ascalon lodge hall The fol
lowing guests participated: Misses
Edna Lind Alice Cary, Hattie Cary,
Wlnifred Cox, Edith Hill, Iona Swo-
boda, Emma Cary Lutte Thornton,
Viola Bandurant Emma Cary, Flor
ance Cary, Marie Cary, Masters john
Lind. Roy L,ltes. Horton Crehan, ia
rob Lind, Peter Lind Dan Woods, Roy
.ower, Carl Bode, Davis Allen, Melvin
franklin. win Winter Carl Theis. The
party was chaperoned by Mr. and Wrs.
w. p. Charles and Mr. and Mrs Peter
Lind
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-17
CHRONOLOGICAL
Anril IL In History.

1872 Ferdinand ana Isabella signed the
agreement with Columbus
1880 Dr BENJAMIN Franklin died; born
1908
1905 william Gilmore simms author OF
southern historical romance horn IN
Charleston died there ls7o simms
was one NJ the most v0lnminous writ
ers OF Tho American romance period
His stories treated OF the stirring
times OF colonial, Revolutionary and
pioneer days.
ts94-The famous Brazilian insurgent war
ship Aqaidaban sunk by a government
torpedo boat
1855 General Joaquin Crespo eX-president
Of Venezuela. killed IN battle,
1885 British disaster III SomaIiland east
Africa: Colonel w, w. Plunkett ana
u 1870 of his men killed in battle with ma
uves.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-17

Mr.. William DeZmonia, manager OF
the Murphysboro opera House spent
Sunday in the city with friends and
relatives Mr. Dezomonia, who was
formerly Cairo boy, is getting TO be
quite a theatrical magnate. He now
CONTROLS and manages six opera
houses in the central and southern part
Of the state and is making an effort 10
enlarge his circuit.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-17

sentative Frank r. NJ lnor, al her
home in Litchfi7ld.
Miss Bennett. is the daughter of Dr..
r. F. Bennett, who served four years
under Governor Tanner. as superintea-
dent Of Southern Illinois insane asy-
lum, at Anna Sire has large number
of friends here and made frequent Wis
It's to this city. Mr. Dennison, is OF
the large wholesale dry goods firm Of
Marx Dennison and Company, of Ohio
street. He has been connected with
the firm ever since [ was established
from the Marx-Wnite 10 the MarxDen-
nison company.
The date for the wedding has not
been announced.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-17
PURELY PERSONAL
Wedding Announcement Made.

The announcement has been made
Of the approaching wedding Of Miss
Marie Bennett, of Litchfeld, H., for.
merly Of Anna, ILL.,, and we'll known in
Caro-, to Mr.. Leon E. Dennison, Of
this city.
The announcement was made at a
dinner party Saturday, given by Miss
Mabel Minor, daughter Of ex-Repre.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-17
Work for UnemnIoyed.

To meet the unemployed difficulty
Manchester, a new industry. col
Getting scrap tin from rubbish heaps.
has been started.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-17

MI A. G. Abel, superintendent Of
right of ways for the Mobile and Ohio.
with headquarters in St Louis, was
n the city yesterday, visiting his son,
Mr.. Ray G. Abel
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-17

A ten pound daughter was BON This
morning to Mr.. and Mrs f. 7 Tatty,
at the Russell House, on Seventh
street Mr.. Tatty S a contracting cleo
trician.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-17

Mr. Glenn Parker has accepted pc
sition al collector with the Rhodes
Burford Furniture company.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-17

Miss Mary Maley Of Cincinnati, is IN
the city the guest Of her brother Mr..
Ed. Maley, and wife.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
THE LAKEWOOD HOTEL.
A Resting Place for Those Tired of Business
Cares.

Lakewood N J.. Jan. IA (SpeclaD.-In the matter
OF modernness cost and elegance the Lakewood
Hotel equals the best city hotels. The city dweller
accustomed 10 good living who comes 10 this
sort for rest or recreation finds at the Lakewood
the luxuries and conveniences that TO people
nowadays are deemed necessities Here in the heart
Jersey pines has been built palatia struct-
OF brick and iron costing than $l.O0l0O0
II is as luXuriousy furnished and closely kept
up to everything that is and comfortable in
bookkeeping as is any New-York hotel
The Lakewood Hotel has this great comfort over
and above the city hotel, that IL was not built
merely lodging house and restaurant for busy
folk from 0ut of town. 1t built as a resting
place sor persons who tired OF business and
get out Of sight Of their work and out of
sight OF others who are working. 1t is a big, roomy
hotel-so roonIy that one may walk for a quarter
TidOrs Palms and ferns give these corridors a
tropical aspect Patrons of the Lakewood who were
kept indoors one rainy day this week and were
thus deprived of their regular four mile tramp
around Lake Carasalio. got every bit as much hen
eft by tramping back and forth through these sun
corridors. Allowing that four trips from one end
OF the corridor the other end was the eouiva
relgously made the sixteen trips that edualled the
journey around the lake This walk around the
lake IS part Of the regime at Lakewood and
everybody is supposed TO the distance at least
day.
The lobby Of the Lakewood is a big living room
At one end Is an open fireplace. large enough To
roast an OK Fragrant pine logs heaped up In
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
eAYETY AT PINEHuRsr.

P1nehurst. X. c. Jan u CsDeciaD-The week has
been the gayest OF the season the annual rnidWin
ter Eol< tournament being responsible for many
special features There have also been many ar
rivals mskng Eo.Ies able increase in the number
assembled here for .he midwinter months The
weather has been particularly suited for outdoor
sports.
The most brilliant and formal social feature OF
the week dinner tendered 20 particirants in
the Advertising Ner's International Golf Tourna-
a1enf by the tournament ras5nlittee at the Carolina
Tuesday evening. any Of tho golfers were
accompanied by their The tables were deco
rated with GoWer ferns. and ffty-eight
present
A novel feature OF .ng the presenta-
ton Of the tournament troshies 10 the winners by
the runners-Dp. after which informal toasts
Frank Presbrey. Of New-York CITY. president OF
the American Golf Association OF Advertising In
leFssts. and chairmaD II the tournament commit
tee acting as toastmaster. The remarks OF Rob
at rockingham. of Life 4 particularly
happy vein and well received. James McCutcheon
~ Greenwich Conn. called the oldest
golf representative present. he urged ais hear
sEg moi 20 give uD golf when heads became gray