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Evening journal., 1906-11-14
LEGAL NOTICES.


;rATE OF DELAWARE. OFFICE OF
SECRETARY OF STATE. CERTIF1-
CATE OF DISSOLUTION.
TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS
MAY COME. GREETING;
WHEREAS, 1t appears 10 my satisfac-
ion by duly authenticated record OF the
proceedings for the voluntary dissolution
hereof, By the consent Of all the stock
iolders deposited In my office the
Afillard and McGraw Construction Com
any. a corporation OF this State, whose
Market street. in the city Of Whining
on. county OF New Castle, state Of Del
ware. Delaware IncOrporators Trust co.
,eing agent therein and in charge
hereof. upon whom process may
% served, has complied with the require
nents Of IAN Act providing a General
CORPORATION Law" amended and approved
iTarch T. A. D., 1901, and amended a~d
ipproved March H. A. d., lNS, p-el NIL
lary 10 the issuing Of this
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
Now therefore, I, Joseph L. Cahan
socretary Of State Of the State Of Dela-
rare. do hereby certify that the said cor
.cration did on the tenth day Of October,
d. 1905. Gle In the office a duly exc
suted and attested consent in writing, to
he dissolution Of sad corporal on exc
nfed by all the stockholders thereof
tbIch said consent and t.le records OF
he proceedings aforesaid. are now on
lie in my said offce as nrovidcd by law.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF,
have hereunto set my hand and
official seal az Dover. this tenth
BEAL) day OF October, in the year cf our
Lord, one thousand nine hundred
and six,
JOSEPH L. cAHALL. -
s12-1w'tw Secretary Of State.
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FOR SALE.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

The undersiFned offers the following
real estate for sale. A desirable build
ing site on Loackerman street, Dover,
Del, Is feet inches, fronting on
Loockerman street. running PACK 10.
feer. %. Minor street. S4 feet on Msnol
street contalning Dbout l20o squalvS
feet, will sell the entire plot OF su'aN
building lots to suit the purchaser. .
Also one building lot on Bradford y.
81 feet front, running hack lan iect ~
a 12-fnot alley. The lot Is large enouEh
for a good size double dwelling n,
Also lots on Division street teeh - -
feet front. back 100 feet to an alley on
Also lot No. 5S on nehoboth Ave; az
Rehcboth. so feet front by l5' see'
deen. 90 n back street -.
Also N farm IN Mliford hundred Kent
county. Delaware. iia miles from Hous-
ton station. on the country road from
Milford "a Farmingtcu. 4 miles lroln
each and miles 20 Harrington, SnoWh
as the Clement Rust Homestead con
tanning about 100 acres. llO n cui.ii..a-
ton, so acres IN timber. ali hlgh lclllie
land with natural drainage 70 beaNei
Dam Branch a clear strehin OF tho
ming water. which bounds /" on une
north along this stream the nlo ~
muck and decayed vegetable natter y
from three 10 six feet deep Wnicn
compcsted with lime makes hne Ter
tiizer, a fine opportunity Tor Gran,
berry bog along this stream az small
cost. 1.OG0 fruit trees now In bearing
Apples. Peaches. Pears, Plunis, chcr,
ries Quinces japan Walnuts ana
Ridelev Chestnuts The improve ments
are n tyyo-sttry frame dwelling, liR
story attached. rooms in all. with
she'd in rear and cellar. The out build
ings consist of a carriage and wagon
house. corn. crib with tight foof above.
with grain bins al under one roof: !:
also a stable for Elk horses with feed
room and ample loft room above. This
Is a fine fruit. grain and truck farm.
Address or call on
WM. .R. cAHooN,
f1e Loockerman St., Dover, Del.
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SHERIFF SALES.


6HERIFF'S sALic.-Bl VIRTUE OF a
writ OF vent. Exp. 10 me directed
viii be exposed to Public Sale at the
Court House, on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. In the city
ef Wilmington. New Castle county.
ON SATURDAY.
THE nth DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1905
AT u. o clock "a. M.
the following described Real Estate, VIZ
All that certain lot or piece OF land
situate I'm the city OF Wilmington, atore-
said bounded and described as tolio"s'
TO wit:
beginning az point on the easterly
side OF Jackson street between Second
and Third streets, at the northefiy slue
OF four feet wide alley running from
jackson to Adams streets ana at the
distance Of ninety-four feet from lhe
ncrtherly side Of Second street. tnence
along said side of said allev easteriy,
parallel with Second street eighty-seNen
feet to the westerly side OF thfee ss lees
wide alley running from Conrad Stleee
tn the first mentioned alleyi thencc aiv,e =
said side OF said alley northerY. parailel
with Jackson street seventeen ieet 70 "A
corner; thence westerly parallel with SEE,
ond street eighty-seven feet TO the sile
easterlv side OF jackson street and
thence thereby southerly seventeen ieet
to the place OF beginning. be the con-
tents thereof what they may with tne
free use and privilege OF the above men
toned alleys IN common with othefs en-
titled thereto forever. a..
Seized and taken in execution as tne
property OF Catharine O'Donnen. aoinln-
istratrix of William O'Donnel, deceased
anu ~ ~ HARRY ]. GII.L1s. Sheriff,
Sherift's Once. wilmington. DeAa
November !, 1906.
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FOUGHT BRIDE
AT CHURCH DOOR

UTICA. N. Y. Nov. 14.-Crowned with
Bride roses. bedecked with a wreath
OF smilax prettily twined, and charming
In gown OF white silk covered with a
flowing veil Of white. rsose Fish rode
to the Polish Catholic Church by the
side OF Frank Rambr'cha. her anianced
lover. Frank wore becoming wedding
suit OF black. enhanced with sor-
geOus white silk vest A moment after
tho couple stepped from the carriage
John Fish and Philip WroblewslSi.
brother and brother-in-law OF the
bride rushed upon the couple and as
saultcd them IN a manner calculated to
end the nuptial proceedings. Fish seiz-
cd his sister by the arms and shook her
in forcible way
You shall not marry that fellowi"
he cried. you must come home. Leave
nim now" and he iostled the screaming
bride
He tore the bridal veil from her brow
and tried 20 trample Il In the mud OF
the street. In the struggle her gown
was badly torn.
Rambricha attempted TO rush to tho
rescue Of his brlde-to-be. but Wroblew-
ski grabbed him by the body and tore
his silk vest from the arms TO the hips.
Then he heaved the unhappy groom
into a pool OF dirty water In the gutter
by the roadside. In the fall his head
struck stone. cutting a cash that
added blood to the mire that soiled his
outfit. Rambricha yelled Justify for
help. Then he scrambled from the gut
ter, ran down the street and mounted a
high ladder. where he remained mtll
quiet had been restored.
The police rescued the bride-elect.
and when she had arranged her toilet
she hastened to the spot where her
lover was perched high on the ladder.
Upon her assurance that all was safe.
he descended and tho nuptial knot was
tied. while the police led the warning
brother and hrother-in in-law on TO cells.
The trouble is said TO have arisen
from the raot that the bride owed her
relatives some money. borrowed from
them when she was injured sometime
ago In one OF the mills In Utica. One
OF her hands was caught IN a machine
and torn from her arm. A suit followed
In which Rose was, given a judgment
for $1,000 against the company. Her
relatives. II Is said. feared that n the
girl married Ramhrlcha, she would give
the money she may receive to her hus-
band and not pay what they claim She
owes.
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Catarrh is not only dangerous. but n
causes bad BREATH liberation, death and
decay OF bones, loss Of thinking and
reasoning power, kills ambition and en.
ergy, often causes loss of appetite. indi.
ges ton, dyspepsia, raw throat and reaches
TO general debility. idiocy and insanity III
needs attention at once. Cure n with
Gauss Catarrh Cure. II Is a quick. radi-
cal. permanent cure because II rids the
system Of the poison germs that cause
catarrh.
In order 20 prove TO all who are suffer
ing from this dangerous and loathsome
disease that Gauss Catarrh Cure will
actually cure any case of catarrh quickly
no matter how long standing or how bad,
will send a trial package by mail free
~ an cost Send us your name and ad-
dress to-day and the treatment will be
sent you by return mail. Try n, IL Will
positively cure 50 that you VIII be well
coined Instead OF Stunned by your friends.
| c. r. GAUSS. 1892 Main ST., Marshall.
Mich. Fill out coupon below.
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Has Ancient Relic.

Joseph Wigglesworth, secretary Of the
Board Of Health, has IN his possession
a very ancient curiosity which he con-
siders very valuable from historic
point OF view. II Is a notice issued
by the Board Of Health OF 1s4s 20 one
OF It's members to attend a meeting
1t is simply a slip OF paper which
IN those DAYS had to be delivered by
hand II reads MS follows
Wilmington. November 9th.
Lewis Paynter. Esquire.
sir; Attend a special meeting OF tho
Board OF Health this day at the City
Hail at o'clock p. mn.
r. Booth Roberts.
Secretary.
Both men named In the notice have
been dead Tor years.
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stfrRrep-H sAt,E.-BY VIRTUE OF
a writ OF Levari Facias 70 me directed
will be exposed 20 public sale ar. the
Court House on Market street, between
tenth ard Eleventh streets, In the city
OF Wilmington. New Castle county Del
"@''' on MONDAY.
THE 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, lsOb,
at 10 o'clock a. M.
tho following described Real Estate. yiz;
All that certain lot, piece or patcei on
land, situate In the city OF WlihNns 1vll, On,
aforesaid, now known as NO. 40 Snipiss
street and bounded and described as ioi-
lows, 10 wit: ..
iseginning at corner stake at the wes-
terly side Of Shipley street as loriheils
laid out at thirty-three rect broaoi tutue.
extending northwesteily anu pass.ne Z
through the middle OF the partition WaN
between these two messuages TO the out
side Of the wall Of .he kitchen OF Una,
rnassuare: thence with the end wall o'
that kitchen and soltherly narahei wiz
shipley street five feet and three ,heueS
thence norihwesterly and parallel WI
Fifth street thirteen feet; thence norm.
taeteriv and parallel with Shipley street
five feet and three inches 70 the ioimti
direction. thence northWesteriy ana pAt'
allei with Fifth street apont tNei,ss 49,.
feet TO a corner In the old line tnehC'
ry land formerly Of Louden Allen norlL
thirty-twO degrees east twenty three rec
four inches more or loss 70 land lorhti -
Of McClary, now OF george iiai i'NaH.ts,
thence along o line cf sad land souli
nfty-eight degrees. east five perches t'
Shirlev street at the width atofesaiu
thcnce down the same south thlrty-tw'
degrees west twenty y-three feet four IN
s.aes more or less to the place OF ne
cunning. be tho contents nore or less
Aud all that second piece OF land adJolh
ing the above described property w
tho rear) twenty feet parallel with snip
iey street and thirty-four feet Tn length
parallel with Firth street, be tho content
thereof more or leHk.
Ssized aud ttikrr IN execution a. th
nfnpcriv OF MARIN e. Mccormack an,
Michael j. Mccormack, her husband
nortsagors and it's. and TO be So.d by
l--r--r HARitY T. GILlIS, Sheriff.
Sherin's ora Wilmington. Delaware
November !. 1906
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Phmsrn Elect omiesr..

At largely attended meeting cf The
Master Plumbers Association. held las.
evening the ANNUAL election OF officers
resulting as follows:
President James f. Traynor. First
Vice President Harry F. Mellon: Sec
ond Vice President Robert Grler; SEQ
retary William G. Robelen; Treasurer,
George p. Ward; delegates TO the At
lantic Coast Association, which IS TO
be held in Baltimore, December as. Al
fred Gawthrop, James +. Traynor. d.
J. Harrington. Thomas Blscoe. Harry
F. Mellon. Robert Grier and John c.
Brison.
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new JERSEY & WIMlNGTOl FERal Co.
Steamer Ulrica.

Fan time table IN effect October 1. 1906
Week days
Leave Wilmington 500 a. m. and 800 d. m.
leave ienhsgrovc 1000 a. m. and 500 p. m.
Saturdays.
Leave Wilmington 500 a. m. and 400. 600
and i0S0 D. IN.
Leave fennsgrovc 1000 a. m. ana 500 ana
Sundays.
leave wilmington 9a0 "a. NJ and 30 a. m
Leave PenPsgrove 1880 a. m. and 500 d. M
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New ritIe for ?. and 3.

All cars arriving in this city over
are now marked with the company's
recently adopted title, THE Reading. "
The same title appears on the COM
pany's stationery. The letters p. and
r.. representing the Official title Of the
company will continue 10 appear o.
the engines and cars, but the new
trademark viii be the more conspicu-
Gus feature.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE-The Medical Examining
Board representing the President and
Fellows of the Medical Society of Della
ware. will meet IN Dover. December II.
2 and 13. 1906. for the purpose OF exam-
ming candidates. who may desire a IL
sense to practice Med cine and Surgery in
his State in conformity with the Act
-egulating the same passed at Dover.
Nay Is, 1895. For particulars. Apply to the
Secretary Of the Medical Council. Dr. p
w. Tomiinson, Wilmington. Del J. II.
WILSON. Sec. Med. Elk. Board. Dover,
Del, Nov 10. 1906 n14-2t
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,BALTIM0RE&OH
RAllROAE.
Schedule in effect May 2, 1905.

Schedule in effect May p. 1905.
Trains Leave Delaware Avenue Static
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Daily' Daily except Sunday. suhda
NEW YoRK ana the East. .sas, .s-
tl ill.4, sli.35 q. M. 1.e6. s3.30. '5.l
RI, Royal Limited" .742, s1.O0 D. m.
Ft,tttl-ADtLPli1A. r. 'e.26 s526. !5.3d (ocai
so',H 40 uocaD. 500, $50. 1914 tiocai
.t slOi0 loc3D, iiO5I Ooca). Ill
sil''o a. ln 1926. i3o5 (locaD. $3.50 ti,
e4aaD, 452 locaD e5f7 Royal Lhni
sss2 KY ~ qoeaQ, 7oo, i7.o5 OocaD, a.
III ~ TER. $3.50 O0caD. fe 90. s7.90 Oocal
i3a ii9ss. y 'S,lo, 1884 Qocal), o. 40. si04S Qocs
cniee' ,vocal) Sll.25 a. m.. 1928. i3.c5 nt
i, ~ s1eV tlocaD 1889 0OcaD, 1920 (locd
D fi'O0; y, i"oo uoeaD, @7.f2. $3.50 OocaD, 'it'
BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON. -,
7, - o,.t hoyal Limited" s909 1908 y. -
20 ~ - MORE and Way Stations. TC
\, .,;t2 ~, q; M, 1910. $500 70. M
nav ~, slhh. +i.l3. 100, rSi6. 11.oi. a. a.
~ iS ~ loo $40. $50, 5000. 100. 90
siNGERLY' ROO ss.ie mm tHxpres
2; g m. .i2to 1910. $50 (Expressl. SEQ
.;Vo, silSo D. m.
In IN 2ENBERG and Way Stations. .a2
,,,.,,,. s,r, I, \, q, M. 600, az % D. M.
.is ~, ! attuR RG, ISIS a. M. San. $50 81
cttTSxs91 nex9i ~ LIMITED" 'ioos D. m.
CINCINNATI. ST IOTffs a LOUIS
VILE, sS16 a. M. si06 saco p. M.
Del ave. sta, Dclmarvia Tel. 2ioa. ID.
~, Iei. lf32-A. City Ticket office 3
mnrhet ,,ini. street: n. & a. Tel. i75s-A. De
H. A. Miller. Travelling Passenger Assn
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EARMs Eoa SALE.

RtJY A FAtlA1 IN rENNS 1j.ANFIA.
NEW JERSEY OR JJELaVk RE.
Bes. states for profitable farming. Soil
adapted 70 greet variety OF crops. Near
markets tiat pay best prices for your pro-
ducts. Fam lands IN these States my
81 ecialty. sold and bought, Write fcr par
ticulafs RAYMOND q. FRICK. 1,O2 z n.
Trust Bid. PhiladelDhla-
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia. eAltlmors and Washing
ton plvi.ion.
schedule IN ereOt october ,. i0Os.

Trains leave WILMINGTON as i0l4O~
For Chester und Philadeiphla, l.i3. 81
le.lJ 6sJ. lllO. ,.2J, IA $50, .soi, SD, 1917
30, l0.uy l..ej Ills ll.J. il.io a. "a.
I..i0, l.5U .,,5, lbs. Si0. ass. 5vo ~
6Ol, 1915. e5i, 9.ls, 1000 and liloo ..
weel-duys, l.s3. ats, .I.inI .6.l2, l9.e0, ~.
luus, lil5 a. M, li-l5, l.3i. i2.u0, t.bs, ".
5..5 lo.So. 0q7 600 H.2s. al2. 1000 at
.ll.o0 D m sundays
lof Phlads slphia only. $50. e.s5 a. n
1910. 500, BIZ, 6iS, al and sw p
weekdays. $50, "a. M, b.22. 6ls III an
500 D. m, sundays.
For New York. Through express)' ~
ja9, 9.Sb II 40 a. M. si2.-o. slii. oh -
Us. I'll. g.23 p. m. week-dsys, -
,,s9, 'li5 a. m., fl3i. 20S. 5.22 500. -
and 9.23 p. M. Sundays.
lor Boston without change. 1000 a.
and sou y. ma. weekdays 500 p. H. oNN
days.
Baltimore and washington, los, 40, ~
SWl go. ioli. i.07 and ~il.iS a. M, H. ".
si.i1. fLf9 $50, 3.59 5.26, 60J s6.2o, i.O0. ~
.io. VUi y. m and l2.iS 1iShL WerN
uaAs, 1903. 40, i.lo, Au2, ll0li, ll.ln a.. ~
'l-.a5 ti.iQ $3.50. 35l. $50 COS, 'd.26, ~
S.i6. 1901 y. m, and 1913 night SUNDAY
Baltimore ind intelmediita atatl.li
n.f3. Ai3, 5ds p. m. weekdays, and l9.-
d. M. SUNDAYS,
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WILSON LINE
IRON STEAMERS BRANDYwIrIE AND
CITY OF CHESTER.

AiepN STEAMERS Bt(ANDNWlNE AMI
CITY OF CHESTER.
LyANr Nt.iniilstu tun. fih street wharf
nn,eeN-,'a ati surduys, Tor Chester and
fnAadeiphia. nc $50 a. m. and l30 p. m
Ic.,. ~i's.Sei vi'g noun hilef
W Philadelphia. 'hretnut street
Mnarl weekdays and Sundays, at 1913
.-r'i'~ 'hester emo hour later.
p,' p,r'9res including Saturdays ana Sundays
chni.al.ulsi iphla excursion, 25c-one way i5c
~eetsttr excursion, i5c-one way 100
.onippers of freight have frequent ser.
snS S9retul handling. prompt delivery
e aiu luil protection from the weather B.,
Ny5rrsieu wharvcs and wagons.
,to secure these facilities order youi
sn,pNlents Via WILSON T.INE,' Chest
ne ny street wharf Philadelphia. an,
NV"''n ~'feet wharf. Wilmington.
HORACE WILSON.
General Manager.
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ron rIllr SOUTH

Atlantic Coast l.ing. 3. Express. ios a. "a
and 1885 D. n., daily
Southern Railway Express, 40 a. nj
0s5 ana 1dl p. M, daily.
scahoard Air Line Railway -Expfc
a20 a. M, and 800 p. m. daily.
Norfolk and Western Rniiway-lO
Memphis and New Orleans, 6.26 D. nj
chesapeake s Ohio Railway Expire
II OF q. M weekdays. fi.is and S1b p. n
daily.
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puaLlc aALEs.

AUCTION sAIE-wnl be sold AZ public
sale at 7l5 Tatnall street on Friday. No
vember 16. a lot Of Housshould and Sitch-
en- Furniture sale q commence at 8
o'clock. sr1DfIAM & SON. Auc
n1s-2t
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BuSHLINE

Frelght received for all points given
perscnal attention, and forwarded
routes.
, Boats leave both Wilmington and
fhnadelphia al 60 ?. M. daily, Sunday
sued.
GEORGE W. BUSH & SONS co.
fier =, south Wharves. rhnadelphin
French Street Wharf Wilmington
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CARPET WEAVING.


tI,EsT RAG CARPETS in the United
States. wove wen. look well, wear well
All kinds woven 70 order. GEO. w. MAR
SHALL. 202ik Monroe St o9-eod
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CIVIL ENGINEERS.

FRANCIS A. PRICE. civn engineer ard
Surveyor. i009is Market st.. beth phones.
opposite Court House s29-eod
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

GOOD accommodations for six or eight
gentlemen. si1 Vandever avenue. s2s-tf
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for nicely furn-
lsaed rooms with board. use OF gas aul
phone. Apply No Sixth ave. near Mary
lard ave. sl5-t
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NANTED-Good wash woman steady
sorls and good wages. Louis Kerr. 40S =.
IN st.
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ROOMS FoR RENr
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD.

LOsT-A short yellow and white beagle
log In Folly Woods, on last Sunday Re
ward. I'LL Conrad street n14-3t
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roRroALs.
BOATS AID LAUNCHES.

-l.AIIr ENGINE COME SEE IT RUN.
write for information.
T. n. LAKE,
Bourse Bldg. Philadelphia. Pa
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nrr.AwAnm DrvreroN

rror New Castle. 6.55. SIS a. M, ao5. 81
ana 6s9 70. in week days 7.53 a. m. an
a.l0 h. nj. Sundays
''iFor i,cwes ana Rchoboth. a28 a.
nnd 34f p. m. weekdays, I.b3 a. m an
t9O d. no. Sundays.
For Dover, Harrington and Delmn
~ 1912 A. ul., 3.ft 6b2 .. M. and l2.f
nlcht weekdays, 7'b5 n. m. $50 .. M an
i2n0 night Sundays.
For Harrington and way stations, o.
a. No. and ~ p ~: ~csssek-,nsys cssar,ns ~. %.
Comfort and Norfolk, 1919 a. m. wee
df--s and 100 night. daily.
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EREE

This coupon is good for one trial
package 81 Gauss Combined Catarrh
cure. mailed free In plain package.
Simply M IN your name and address
on dotted lines below and mail 10
{. r. GAUSS. 1892 Main Street,
Marshall. Mich.
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MORTGAGE BROKERS.

rjoNEY 70 LOAN on desirable drst
.s,rtrages on civ properties IN amounts
- HAWKINS 4 Co. si2 Market 81.
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WALL DECORATORS.

PAPER HANGING from $3.50 a room
~ at l.. ROSIN, 423 W. Second street
Work guaranteed.
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PIANOS.

FOR SALE plano tsouara), carved
legs. ebony case. splendid condition, S2s
cash. or payments; also handsome Wilcox
cash. ToMKTNsoN. sis IT, Fourth ST.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE.

NvANrED-A girl for general house
work. Five IN family. Wages a.. 1910
N 18th street. nl4-lt
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Fer sALE--A lot on Eighth avenue be-
tween Duncan and Coleman. Apply 60
Washington 1t. ol6-1m
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FOR ATLANTIC CITY and CAPE MA
Connecting Via West Philadelphia,
rrond Street. $50 a. M. 1910. ass and G
p. m. weekdays; Si2 a. m. and Sis D. y
Sundays
sDlning car. iAccomnn odatiof
The Wilmington Transfer Company wi
call FOR and check bagRago from hotel
and residences.
For further information. apply 70 J. /
McWiIlnms, City Ticket Agent. b0S Ma
lto. street or at the station Telcphnr
city ticket office. ID. and A. 82-50. or De
m1rvla. 1911.
W W. ATTFRBuRY. J. r. WOOD
General Manager Pass'r Traffic Mr.
GEO. w. BOYD.
General paesenrer Agent.
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REAL ESlAIE FOR SALE OREOR REM
REAL EsrAre EoR sALE.

FOR sALE-A lot 25xil0. corner 27ll
and West streets. Apply w. A. COKE
4th and Adams streets. nl4-St
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-23
DISASTER ON CONNECTICUT
POWER LAUNCH BURNED JUST
 ABOVE EAST HADDAM,

One Man Believed to Have Been
 Drowned, Another Severely Burned
 and Eight Others More or Less Seri-
 cusIy-Au of the Party Residents of
 Hartford or East Hartford.
 AIiddletown, July 22.-As result of the burning of the power launch Kit tie M. just above East Haddam on the Connecticut river last night, one man is believed to have been drowned, another is severely burned and eight others making up party of ten were more or less seriously burned. The boat was practically ruined and was abandoned. Nothing was known of the catastrophe until early to-day when nine members of the party reached this city after walking from East HAddam, and reported the occurrance to the po- lice
 According to the story of the men, all of whom live either in Hartford or East Hartford, the party started down the river from Hartford yesterday after noon intending to go to Saybrook. Last night as the launch was nearing East Haddaln. one of the men threw a match he had used to light cigar into the bottom of the launch, as a result of which the gasoline, which supplied the motive power for the launch, was ignited and blazed up One of the party seized pail and dipping up some wa ter out of the river threw 1t into the blaze in an intellectual endeavor tc qnencil it. This, however only made matters worse and the flames soor covered the whole boat, burning the oc cupants more or less severely, At this juncture one of the members of the party, William Hayes of Burnside, ir an endeavor to escape from the flames jumped overheard. This act his com. panions did not notice until his cries rose. from the water They could not locate, however, and after one or two cries nothing more was heard from him
 The boat was turned to the shore and as soon as it came near enough to tho rivers bank the occupants jumped ou and made for land. The most seriously burned of the nine remaining members of the party is Joseph H. Russell ot Hartford The boat, badly burned and practically ruin, was abandoned or the shore. Whether 1t remained there or drifted down the river could not bt ascertained. The delay in reporting tn, occurrence to the authorities was ex plained by the men to-day as due tC the fact that they spent the whole o the night and until daylight in a searcf for their missing companions body. A day break, after an unsuccessful search they abandoned the task and started tC walk to this city. Here, after report. ing the matter to the police they boarded the tug A, M. Smith and wen up the river as far as South Glaston bury, from which point they walked overland to a point where they coul( board a trolley ear for Hartford. 4 search in now being carried on for tn l bOdv of the missing man.