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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-05-09

ings, a gathering of neighbors and
friends for the purpose of select
ing the best men possible for the
various positions to be filled. If
you believe this, act upon the
suggestion if you think the best
mon should be selected, vote your
honest conviction regardless Of
consequences; if a man insults
you by offering you a considera-
tion for your vote, hit him good
and hard right between the eyes,
and if you cannot vote your sem
timents without fighting, fight or
stay at home. Remember, how.
ever, that if good men are to be
nominated that they will need
your vote, they cannot get too big
an endorsement. Remember al
SO, if good men are nominated
and elected, good government and
the proper management of public
affairs may be confidently expect
ed, but should bad men, wire pull
lers, schemers, disreputable, I'M
truthful, drinking demagogues,
are gwen the preference, then the
same old game of grab and graft
between a half dozen ring mas
ters will continue to hold sway.
Cast a vote for decency and see
that it is counted as voted.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-05-09
OUR HONOR ROLL LARGE.
There is no Abatement Of Those Who Show
Their Preference for the Waterman,

Although we have had consider
able bad weather during the last
week, many good people among
the very best in the county, have
found time and faced muddy roads
and torrents of rain to come and
subscribe for The WATcHMAN,
the paper for the people, by the
people and Of the people. The
time is now beginning to draw
nigh, 30 if you and your neighbors
have not yet sent in your name do
notdelay longer. Do not wait until
after the End of June and expect
us to then change our plans and
break cur rules. All have been
given fair warning and plenty of
time, but it is not yet too late.
Come IN today, get a new SUBJ
scriber and renew the first time.
you cone to town. Remember
the actual cash must be paid be-
fore June End if you are to get
the benefit of the reduced price.
Those who have paid since our
last report are as follows:
CASloop, J II Simerson, Phillip
Richard, John L Stirewalt, D II
Stirewalt, W A Stirewalt, G. II
Jacobs, ] A Yost, M F Cauble, J
G Lingle, John Brackin, David V
Poole, H A Canup, J R Barringer,
] II M Rogers, P M Phillips, Lu-
Their Hooks, A D Thomas, w D
Pethel, Andrew Barger, inc L
Miller, Will Letter Jr, Luther
Cauble, J L Pool, R L Lentz, J A
K Clampet, S G Jones, F B Miller,
II T Graeber, D A Atwell, W E
Deal, R P Miller, T II Kirk, A D
Sechler, O T Rankin, Fl G Far
mer, II J Shipping, B A Letter,
Chas A Bostian, VIM L Sechler,
John Earnhardt, 3 A Brown, J E
Shipping, L M Safrit, W D G
Peeler, W L Austin, NJ L Bean,
L A Trexler, ST A Lippard, L c
McCombs, J Fl Wilkerson, D G
Fisher, A NJ Freeze, 7 W Over
cash, S g Deal, S G Bost, NJ S
Rodgers, F [ Morgan, J E Cruise,
J F McCubblns. E E Miller, John
A Brady, II P Lyerly, Abbie N G
Lyerly,J A Brady,J G Trexler, M J
Bost, w H Poteet, W L Beck, II A
Stirewalt, Jno Gamble, Fl Page, J
L Shipping, J Fl Rex, JnoL Boyle,
John Leonard, Louis D Peeler, G
A Pool, R G Miller, Miss M H
Cross, G G Hooks, L A Peeler,
Rufus Taylor, L Holshouser, J
G Fraley, R A Safrit, Geo W
Safrit, Mrs J S Patterson, J R
Faggart, Miss Mollie Casper, J M
Cross: James Mccoy, Emaline
Austin, D M Bassinger, T A P
Roseman, A F Goodman, H S
Petrea, J A Roseman, G W Hill,
Jno A M Brown, J E Corriher,
Jno G Morgan.
Read our special subscription
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-05-09
SALISBURY, N. c.. May 9th. 1906

Before voting for county COM
missioners learn their views con-
corning a new jail. Que CT two
thousand dollars properly handl-
ed would put the present splen-
did building in first-class condi-
ton, which is a very small sum
compared with $4,000 for a new
building that cannot possibly be
more substantial than the present
edifce. AS evidence of the great
need for a new jail, we call atten-
ton to the suddenness with which
the subject has been dropped-un-
til after the election. See!
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-05-09
Was the Democratic party O

Was the Democratic party of
Rowan county, in convention as
sembled, in earnest when it de-
clared that no man would in the
future be allowed to hold office
more than three terms? We be-
lieve it was, and we also believe
that it is a splendid idea and
should be carried out, both as re-
CARDS the letter and spirit thereof.
We believe in rotation not in Of
flee, but to rotate out of Office
when the time comes. Glance
over the LIST of candidates and see
how many there RI who are at
present holding Office, next con-
slider what it would mean for
these men to be elected to the of.
flee for which they aspire. If
elected does anybody believe for a
moment that such would be eth.
er the letter or spirit of the Demo-
cratic resolution. Would the
mere swapping Of the offices
among the present incumbents be
rotating out of Office? Let's have
one of this hedging or swapping,
) but let's see that we have genuine
rotation OUT of office. Let's see
that these fellows, who have
Toasted at the pie-counter for the
past six years, stand aside and
that their places are given to new
men. Vote right and all will be
well. If the resolution is not to
be observed this year, then no one
need expect to see it observed TWO
years hence.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-05-09

Saturday, May 18th, is the day
set apart for the Democratic pri-
maries. A party primary is held
for the purpose of giving the MEM
bers of the party an opportunity
to select by popular choice suita-
BILE candidates to be worked for
and voted for at the general elec-
ton in November. It is a prac-
tice generally followed by all par
ties, and when conducted honest
ly, with a fair and equal oppor-
tunity to all candidates, whether
announced or not, it has proven
quite satisfactory, but, when ma
nipulated by INSCRIPTIONS poll
ticians and schem1ng demagogues
it is anything but satisfactory.
We consider the primary almost
a sacred institution. It should
be the one place where every man
can go and cast a free ballot ex-
pressive of his honest, sincere con-
victions and that without the
slightest hint of molestation or
annoying solicitations. There
should be nothing more than a har-
monious contest and friendly ri
valry to enter into the proceed
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-05-09
KILLED BY ENGINE.
Will Busby Meets Death Unexpectedly
and in a Horrible Manner.

Will Busby, q painter of this
city, was almost instantly killed
Saturday morning near the ma
chine shops of P. H. Thompson.
Owing to some misunderstand-
ing the second section of No. 81
ran into q work train as it was
going on a sidetrack. First 81
had passed south, and the second
section was coming in at a rapid
rate of speed. The work train
started a fagman up the track to
signal the mail train, but did not
get far enough for the engineer
see the fagand stop his train
in time. Before the work
train had gotten in on the side
track, the engine of 81 struck the
tender of the other engine tear
ing it from its trucks and throwing
it to one side. Busby was walking
along the track near the fence
and when the collision came
the tender fell upoL him, knock
ing him through the fence.
He was badly mangled and his
head was crushed. He died before
a physician could reach him.
His wife, who was with him. had
a very narrow escape. The unfor-
tunate man resided near the
Vance mill,
Whitehead Kluttz, ESQ, will
deliver the address at the closing
exercises Of Mt. Ulla school, Fri
day, May 18th, at the school
building in Mt. Ulla. The teach
er of the school is Herbert w.
Early,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-05-09
JUDGES AND CLERKS.
For The Primaries Saturday. Polls will
be Open From | Until I p. m.

a%&N
Following are the judges and
clerks appointed for the primary
election to- be held next Saturday.
The polling places will be the
same as in 1904:
Franklin: Alexander Cru s e,
Baxter Hartley, judges; Clarence
Bost, clerk.
Providence: I A Pool, Arthur
M Filler, judges; Vance Trexler,
clerk.
Lock: Grants Creek; P J
Cress, L E Fisher, judges; P A D
Peeler, clerk.
Lock: Bost's Mill; D A Sif-
ford, R Lingle, Judges; J B
Lingle, clerk.
Litaker: Heilig's Mill; II W
Cauble, G NJ Misenheimer, judges;
Jno L Rogers, clerk,
Litaker: Bostian's X Roads;
N W MENUS, P A Sloop, judges;
Joe McCombs, clerk.
Lands: J S Lipe, VIM L Kim
ball, judges; Jno L Deal, clerk,
Bradshaw: Sam Carrigan, Geo
F Houck, judges; R L Wedding
ton. clerk.
Enochville: David A Hamp-
ton, J Wilson Deal, judges; Ar
thur L Deal, clerk.
China Grove: Gather Black
welder, Francis NJ Bost, judges;
J A Roberts, clerks.
Mt. Ulla: Jno K Goodman,
J A Bailey, judges; Carl Sheriff.,
clerk.
Unity: D G Click, J w Nc
Nicely, judges Hub Bailey, clerk.
Cleveland: VIM Barber, Dan
Roseboro, judges; R B Harris.
clerk.
Scotch Irish: Lum McCubbins,
Bill Steele, judges; F M Bryant,
clerk.
Barnhardt's Mill: Z A Kluttz,
J D Shoe, Judges; J B McCombs,
clerk.
Steele: J S Hall, R A Lyerly,
judges G G White, clerk.
Morgan: B Basinger, A A
Morgan, judges; W M B~asinger,
clerk.
East Spencer: Thos Earnhardt,
J L Rufty, judges; c E Fesper-
man, clerk.
Spencer: D J Miller, W H
Burton, judges; P M Nussman.
clerk.
Gold Hill: R D Coleman, L
II Rothrock, Judges; J Mason
Wood, clerk.
Rowan Academy: Adolp h US
Lingle, Lewis LyerIy, judges.
Salisbury: North Ward; P P
Meroney, I G Griffin, judges; NJ
L Barker, clerk.
Salisbury: South Ward P B
Beard, R NJ Pendleton, judges;
w H Crawford, clerk.
Salisbury: East Ward: R G
Kizer, W l. James, judges; John
B Fisher, clerk.
Salisbury: West Ward; f N
Thompson, T Rabe, judges: H
J.. Overman, clerk.
Chestnut Hill: Thos Haynes,
Fred Loftin, Judges; J f Hay
Evening journal., 1906-11-02
LACE GOWN DONE
AFTER NINE YEARS

NEW YORK, Nov 2--After nine
years OF most painstaking toll. Sonora
e. Leon. or Asuascalientes. Mexico. has
completed dress which is valued at
the princeIy sum OF $4,000 gold. she
was assisted in her arduous toll BY 800
expert needlewomen. all Of whom were
well paid.
The dress was first intended for the
Mexican exhibit at the Paris Exposi-
ton. AS Il was at that time iucom-
plete Il was decided to display il at
the st. Louis Worlds Fair. but the
close OF this exposition stin saw the
work unfinished.
Aguascalientes is famous for its
drawn work and needlework and it's
embroidery artists. but this dress ex-
cells anything ever attempted OF COM
pleted In that city. The dress is an
exquisite and wonderful example Of
woman's SKILL patience and artistic
conception.
II consists OF a full trained skirt.
Elton Jacket and bertha, and Is made
Of the sheerest linen. the thread OF
which was imported from Paris and
bore the number 500, the finest manu-
factured. The design. which was ORR
ginated by Sonora Leon, is n marvel
There are no seams visible in the en-
tire garment, which Is drawn In wheels
in such a way that the original fabric
is changed into a filmy webIike lace.
The dress viii be put on exhibition in
this city and offered for sale. No price
under $4,000 gold will be considered
During the winter, when the city Is
filled with American millionaires. IL Is
thought that finding a purchaser will
not be difficult.
Evening journal., 1906-11-02
FOR SALE.
VA pEAt ESTATE.


The undersigned offers the following
real estate for. sale. A desirable build
ing site on Loockerman street Dover,
Del. Is feet inches. fronting en
Loockerman street. running back lo2
feet. % Minor street 81 feet on MINOR
street containing sbout 1000 SQUARE
feet. win sell the entire plot or s.haN
building lots 20 suit the purcnnscl. .
Also one building lot on Bradford -
81 feet front, running back $50 teet 70
q i2-foot alley. The lot is large enouIh
for n good size double dwelling. q.
ALSO g lots on Division street, Cech =
feet front. back 100 feet TO an aiIeY on
kirkwood street
Rehoboth. 50 feet front by lS9 7eet
deen. 20 a back street.
Also n farm IN Milford hundred Kent
county. Delaware. ~ miles from ttohs-
ton station on the country road lloIn
Milford to Farminstcn. \ miles lrvlN
each and 4 miles to Harrington. known
as the Clement Rust Homestead. COM
taininr about les acres. 10 n, cui,iIa-
tion. 30 acres IN timber. all high loilne
land with natural drainage to Beaver
Dam Branch. clear stream OF w,
ming water which bounds on W.
north along this stream the MACK
muck and dccayed vegetable matter II
fr5m three 70 six feet deep whlch
cnmpcSted with lime makes hne ier-
fiiizer a fine opportunity for cram
berry bog along this stream 80 small
cost. 1000 fruit trees now In bearing,
Appies. Peaches Pears. Plums. Chct.
ries QuinceF. Japan Wolnuts ana
R'dzley Chestnuts, The improvements
are two-stcry frame dwelling ia
story attrc ched, rooms In all. with
shed In rear and cellar. The out build-
ings consist OF a carriage and wagon
horse. corn CRIB with tight floor above.
with grain bins all under one roof
also stable for six horses with feed
room and ample loft room above This
Is a fine friiit, grain and truck farm,
Address or call on
WIN. r. cAHooN,
1f9 Loookermsn ST., Dover, Del.
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.BALTIMORE&OmC
RAILROAD.
Schedule in effect May p. 1904

Schedule In effect May ~ i90A
Trains Leave Delaware Avenue stntior
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Daily. DAILY except Sunday. sunda.
NEW YORK ana the East. .s.zs. CSC
$40, Ills. sii35 e. m. lis 's5o. 's.H
Royal Limited. s742. si1.00 p. m.
PHILADELPHIA, e2.26. '5.26. 500 QocaD
$50. 40 Qocal). 800. l81O. se.A Clooal
.sf0. sl04s docal). li0.57 QocaD ILLS
sll.a5 a. m. l.26, l3U uocaD. $50 fis
QocaD, N.b3 (locaD, f5f7 Royal Limit
ca 1920 QocaD. 100 s7.o5 docaD, =.
se.o3 tlocaD, el1.O0 p. m.
CHESTER, $50 Qoca), lG40. 40 QocaD
$40 $40 1854 docaD, $40. tl0.f Qocai
ly.e' QocaQ, sli.ss A. m. l.2s. iso5 DC.
100. f7.o5 QocsD. '7.42. $3.50 QocaD, 'i1t
d. m.
BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON. ~
-hlt ill.0l a. M. tf08 t2fI sAH i5y
-6f Royal Limited" s9n9. 5000 .. n
BALTIMORE and Way stations, i7W
ss,le a. m. $40, $500 o. m.
NEW ARK. "4l3. 100. sSl6 .li0l a. m
sli si5tg " LOG 'slo. bbo. 5000. 100, 80
sfNGERLY. 100. ga1e. MOI tExpres.
a. m. li2N. lai0. $50 (Express). seU
100 sii.S0 o. m
LANDENBERG md Way Stations. 80
slM % a. M. 500. az 25 d. m.
PlIsfSRuRG. 'S.i6 a. M. SAT- $50. s6.i
,,RReeyal Limited" .1oos p. m.
StilCAGO. 'Sl6 a. m. p n o. m.
WILLIE ss.is a. m. q os 'aoo r. ~.
Del. Ave sta. Dcimarvia Tel 2ias. d.
a. Tel lf22-A. City Ticket office q
Market street: n. & a. Tel. 1l5R-A. Del
narvia Tel 21ob
H. A. miller, Travelling Passenger A,1enl
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new JERSEY & WnElNGTOl FERal Cd.
Steamer Ulrica.

FAN time table IN effect October I, 1906
Week days.
Leave Wilmington 500 a. m and 800 p. M
Leave Pennsgrovc 1000 "a. m. and 500 p. m
Saturdays
Leave Wilmington 500 a. m. and 400 600
and 1880 D. m.
Leave rennsgrove 1000 a. m. and 500 and
100 p. m.
Sundays.
Leave Wilmington $40 n. m. and ia0 D. IN.
Leave Ponrsgrove 1880 a. m. and 500 y. m.
Evening journal., 1906-11-02
Get a Thatcher Heater.

Before placing a now heater in your
house call and see us. James +. Wood
and Company at Front and Tatnall
strootsm. and examine the celebrated
Thatcher Known all over the United
States as the best and mosteconomical
in existence Write or telephone 100.
They viii send you circular with cut,
showing heater and description.
Evening journal., 1906-11-02
BUSHLINE

Freight received for all points. given !
personal attention and forwarded /
promptly az lowest rates and by best
Boats leave both Wilmington and
fhlladtlphia NJ 10 y. nA daily. sundiy
excepted
sued.
GEORGE W. BUSH & SONS co.
Pier 3. SOUTH Wharves. phnadelnhia.
French Street Wharf Wilmington.
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- "a y Register ofI WHla
n-s,1-fr,tn
NnrIr.n
REGIsTERls ORDER


New Castle Co Del. October e7th. 1906.
Upon the application Of John NJ. Walker.
Administrator OF Thomas N. walker
late Of Mil Creek huudred. IA said county,
deceased. 1t Is ordered and directed BY the
Register OF Wills that the Administrator
Aforesaid give notice Of granting OF Let
ters of Administration Upon the estate Of
the deceased. with the date Of granting
thereof, BY causing Advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the date
OF such Letters IN six Of the most public
places Of the County OF New Castle. re-
oulrlng All persons having demands
against the estate 10 present the same,
or abide by an act or assembly in such
case made and provided; and also cause
the same 70 be inserted within the same
period IN The Evening Journal. a news
paper published IN Wilmington, Del. and
to be continued therein three weeks
te.o.d)
Given under the hand and seal
OF office Of the Register OF Wills
Aforesaid. at Wilmington, in New
(SEAL) Castle county aforesaid the day
and year above written.
FREDERICK r. BACH
10 Register OF Wills.
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FARMS ros SALE.

t,rtx PALM IL SESNSlLASvIA,
NFW JERSEY OR DELAWARE.
Bes. states for profitable farming. SOIL
ada ots'd to great sariery OF crops. Near
niHrkets t'ist pay hest prices for your pro
ducta Farm lands in these states my
Ell ecialty. sold and bought. Write fer par
ticulAss, RAYMOND q. FRECK. 1,o7 R ID.
Trust Pid., Philadelphia-
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pRoPosAls.


PROPOSALS viii be received by The
trustees OF The Poor at Farnhurst until
November TO- 1906, for lsthing and past
htrst Bids will be received for repairing
the steam boiler or FOR installing new
boiler. All BIDS must be In the hands of
4he Superintandent by November 10. 1906.
b. f. BLACKBURN.
ne-3t Superintendent
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CARPET WEAVING.

.--~~o~>~oo-~>,-~o~~eJ>>~
TEST RAG CARPETS in the United
States. wove well. look well. wear well.
All kinds woven TO order. GEO. W. MAR
SHALL. 202ik Monroe st. o9-eod
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia. Baltimore and Walking
ton nivisisn.
Schedule IN effeot Octobor Q. 1906.

Schedule IA effect October Q, 1905
Trains ieave WILMlNOl ~, as follows
For Chester and philadeiphiu, l.i5' l.ll
S.lu. 6Sy .,.lv, 4.z5 i.41 s.SJ, .Svi, o.S', W.
sd. lO.Up. lj.5J, Ills. 'll.s2, us a. 'ii.'
40. l..u. ..s5 las. .25O. ia5. s,y5, lo'S
tVt 'bso, 0.5,, 9.i.. iJ.O1 and ll.W O.
Weck-dal b i.i5, i.ls, ..iL .o.li, !avo' ~,
lNv9 u,i5 a. M. l-.l5 L5i. -yJ, ~. -
80 lv.ao, O.v,, 9 81, 1eS. 9l3, 100 an
.ll.vu l. an. aundasA
foi Ph.lad lph.a only, a39. $50 a. Ni
I'D $40. 5.--. SIS. Ill and o,W y N
wcck-dnya, $50, q. m.., 5.22, 6.lo III an'
500 y. ui. SUNDAYS.
For New York. Through expressl. l.t
3ds, $50, II ib a. M. sl2.-y, flii, Slv ~
0.25. 'I.lL 9A D. m. weekdays. ~
s.5s, 'ili5 "A. M. 'i.3i. 2.5S. 5.22 "6.-S, 20
and 3.-j D. No sundays.
l'of Boa,on without change, 1000 a. in'
ana 500 D. IN. week days o,W y. H. S"'
days.
Baltimore nnd Washington, i.05. 40, ii
S.0.. VlJ, .ioli, ll0 and IN. IS 4. NJ IT,
slii. f.fo, $50 s.5g. SIS, sos. s6.26, 100, Y
f.in, g.Ul 8. in. and lis nisnt Wei
d41a, LUj, 4,tl, ,.l5, n.ul. l0.lA llie q. NJ,
- .S5. n 40. $3.50. 8b9 5.25. tO3, 'o.25, -i''i
Sis. .a.9i p. M. and ll1.iS night SUNDAY
aallimulo ana intermediate stauv.
l2.43. ti3. SIS .. m. weekdays. and so5
D. m. Sundays
Evening journal., 1906-11-02

IN ANSWERING HELP WANTED
1ftr ~ ANY RTfSFM FNTS FOUND
nE1.nw PLEASE MENTION THE
JOURNAL.
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REaIsTER'q ORDER.
nro1srEn.s oRpEE
omee N lhe rtegister - wIis

KEGlSlEHS , OANAhA-
once Of the Register " wills.
New Castle Co., Del, Oct 1, 1906.
Upon the application Of Charles n Nc
Faig. administrator Of John I Mokaig late
OF Wilmington hundred. N said county.
deceased, Il Is ordered and directed BY the
Register OF Wills that the Administrator
aforesaid give notice Of granting OF letters
deceased with the date Of granting
tncreof BY causing ndrertiseInenls
to-. be. posted within forty DAYS fro n
the date % such letters IN ak
~ tllc most public places Of The county
cf Sew Castle, requiring all persons hav-
sent the same. or abide by an act Of
assembly IN such case made and proyidei;
and also cause the same 70 be inserted
within the samo period N the Evening
nslnston. Delaware, and 70 be continued
therein three weeks geo a.
Given under the hand and seal
'nt7 OF once Of the 1eEister 81 Wl's
aforesaid. at WILMINGTON. in New
tSEAL) Castle County aforesaid. the daJ
and rear above written.
FREDERICK r. BACH.
e-v4 rs ss Register Of Wala
NOTICE.
Notitr - he~ehy given 'hai e'-"~.
OF Admin stration were IN due form Of law
granted unto the undersigned. on tha First
sdast of 1otr ber. a ID. 1906. and that all
parsons having claims AGAINST tRe estate
Of the deceased must present the same
duly attcsted, to the said Administrator
on or before the First day OF October.
1907. OF abide the Act nf Assembly in such
80 ''istS CHARLES y. McKAIc.
.r N..,.ss. .s.711 II Administrator
Attorney-at-Law, Wilmington, Della
ware
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR FOR RENT

FOR RENT-DweilI 522 South Harri-
son street; G rooms, bath, porch. Apply
2i5 West rwenty-third street. osi-st
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ron rnE SOUTH.

Atlantic Coast Line. Express. Los a. r
and i2.a5 D. m. daily. ...
Southern Hallway Express. 40 a. m
62h and T3i D. m, daily.
SeabOard Air Line Railway-Expres
40 a. M, and $50 D. m. daily
Norfolk and Western Rallway-Fo
Memphis and New orleans. C2s D. m
daily
.hesapeako & ohio Ranway-Exprc
li0i a. m. weekdays. fl.is and S1b .. m
daily.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Two unfurnished third
story rooms with use Of bath ana phone.
sl3 W. 18th street n2-lm-eod.
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cl,IL ENelNEERs.

FRANCIS A. PRICE. civil engineer anG
sns' evor ionsik Market ST.. both phones.
opposite Court House se9-end
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prLAwARr D1v1s1oN.

For New Castle. 655, s2s a. M, ao6, st
and $50 D. m. weekdays, 7.53 q. m. ane
40 D. m. Sundays.
For Lewes and Rehoboth. as a. m
ana 3A D. m. weels-days. 7bs a. m. ant
4 80 D. NJ. SUNDAYS. g.. -..-,r- u. q. Il,
For Dover. Harrington and Delmar
AS. 1919 a. M. 3.f4, $50 ,. m. and 40
night weekdays. 753 a. m. 40 D. m. an
1900 night Sundays.
For Harrington and way stations. 65
n. M and sos p, rH woek-dayg. ara
Express FOR, Cape Charles. Old Poln
Comfort and Norfolk, 1912 a. m, week
cs-s and 1900 night daily
Evening journal., 1906-11-02
NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given that Letters OF
Adminlstration were in due form Of law
granted unto the undersigned. on the
Twenty-seventh day Of october, A. d..
1906 and that all persons having claims
against the estate Of the deceased must
present the same, duly attested. to the
said Administrator, on or before the
abide the Act OF Assembly In such case
made and provided,
JOHN M. WALKER,
Administrator.
Address Francis NJ Walker ESQ. Attor-
rey-at-iaw Wilmington. Delaware.
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WILSON LIMs
IRON STEAMERS BRANDYWINE AM
CITY OF CHESTER.

IRON STEAMERS BItANDYWINE AND
CITY OF CHESTER.
Leave Wilmington, Nh street wharf,
Weekdays and Sundays, for Chester and
and AIS p. m.
Leave Cnester one hour later.
Leave Philadelphia. Chestnut street
Wheff. weekdays md Sundays. at l.30
and 1890 a. M. 120 and AIS d. M.
l'etNS Hhcster ono hour later.
Fares including Saturdays and Sundays
LhliAdeiphh excursion. -6c-onc sway i5c.
SnSstef excursion, l5c-one way l0c.
vice. careful handling, prompt delivery
ana iuil protection from the weather by
covered wharves and wagons
10 secure these fac.lilies. order your
shipments via WILSON LINE" Chest
nut street wharf, PhnaGelphla, and
Fourth street wharf. Wilmington.
HORACE WILSON.
General Manager.
Evening journal., 1906-11-02
BOARDING AND LODGING.

GOOD accommodations for six or eight
si1 vandever avenue s2s-tf
Evening journal., 1906-11-02
FOR ATLANTIC cITl
n.--.rffnof vfa Wa

FOR ATLANTIC CITY and CAPE MAY
Connecting via Weet PHILADELPHIA. o
BROAD Street. so a. m, 10. 2b9 and
D. m. weekdays; s.l2. a. m. and SIS D. NJ
Sundays.
tDininB Car. Accommodation
The Wilmington Transfer Company vii
call for and check baggage from hotel
and residences.
For further information, apply 20 J, II
McWilllams. City Ticket Agent. Do5 Mar
ket street or az the station. Teleph0n
city ticket office. d. and A. a2-b0. or Del
marvia. 1SiiE Hi
W. WAATrERf{URY. j. r. WOOD.
General Mhnaqer Pass'r Traffic Mgr
GEO. W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.