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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-12-27

have always thought that what was
good was only what was beautiful put
In action.-RouSseau
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-12-27

There Is no more perfect endowmen,
in man than political virtue-Plutarch
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-12-27

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Evening journal., 1906-09-19
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

Bass and pike fishing in the chesa-
peake and Delaware Canal Is report
ed to be unusually fine.
John w. Famous. Of Hartford county.
has made a deed OF trust TO the Pack
ers' Creditors Committee.
BY making a misstep from a car at
Masseys. George w. Moffett. of Ches-
tertown. fell and broke his leg.
Professor Charles w. Ledley, prin-
cipal OF the manual training depart
ment Of the Havre de Grace High
School has rendered his resignation
to take a special course at Pratts
School, New York
DR.. John S. Fulton. secretary Of the
state Board OF Health, has noticed
Dr. Theodore A. Worrail, health officer
for Cecil county. that Maryland VIII
likely be admitted by the Census Blu
reau as a registration State.
Charles Hickman, OF Chestertown,
has gone 10 Pasteur Institute, Balti-
more. 20 undergo treatment, after hav-
ing been bitten on the hand while at
tempting to give bis sick dog medi-
cine. Later the dog died, showing
signs Of hydrophobia.
-ChaHged with stealing jewels
valued at $3.50 from Mrs. cornelia j.
Packer, OF Baltimore, Alexander Hoff-
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
DIR. STEPHENS
RETURNS THANKS
speoIaI o rhe Eyenlng Ioarnal


DOVER, Sept. l9,s-Dr. r. S. Ste
phens, pastor OF Raymond's Church.
near Leipsie. desires to make this
statement
I'VE want 10 thank our friends Tor
the services rendered on Sunday last
at Raymond's NJ. Il. Church The
church was 10 years old and after be-
ing renovated and beautihed through
out. was reopenod.
we had two good gospel sermons
Ia the morning by the Rev. ]. I. Van
Burkalow, and IN the evening at
O'clock by the Rev. Or. l.. E. Barrett
pastor OF Wesley Church. Dover
Sweet music was rendered by the quar-
tet OF Wesley Church and the choir Of
lRaymond's Church.
"The church had been made beauti-
ful at an expense of SIS. ! asked for
s3S. the balance which hIi not been
raised. As the last few dollars were
coming IN, and we were IN quite s
strain. Brother John C.. Gooden. one OF
the trustees OF the church, appeared
and handed over $27 rs. n sum he had
collected from his friends all unknown
70 us.
This brought us out more than con.
querors It gave US a total Of s73 II
casl'.
"The Lord be praised for IT. all Ma,
the old historic church stand and evei
live in the minds and hearts OF th'
lpeople.
"Sinccrcly yours,
ar. s. stephens. Pastor"
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
DELAWARE NEWS NOTES

The cheswold W. c. T. U. at its annual
meeting yesterday elected tho following
officers: President. Mrs. j. II. Anderson:
vice-president. Mrs Caleb Boggs; second
vice-presldent, Mrs. w. S. cantwen; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. f. A. Bunker,
recording secretary, Mrs. Myers Casson
treasurer, Mrs. IA. J. Smith; organist
Mrs. J.. NJ. Money; superintendent OF
Flower Mission. Mrs. Mary Catierson.
Young oysters have been reported a.
unusually scarce at Bowers Beach. Trout
are plentiful in the bay. however. ant
there is brisk demand for the fish al
S125 per barrel
Professor w. 7. Tharpe. Of Farmington
and Miss Pittman, OF New Hampshire
have been agreed upon as principal and
vice-prinoipal of the Harrington High
School and superintendents Of public
schools.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19

match between Guy Hoggenheimer and
the little shop g.rl, but finally adopts
the girl and then accepts the son as
her suitor; Of how Piggy" is followed
to America by his suspicious wife, who
does not know Of her sons matrimon-
ial danger and of how everything is
explained satisfactorily in the end, is
told I'm three acts that are brimful Of
vim and action. Piggy" the anxious
father and devoted hasband-but stll
with an eye TO feminine beauty-cen-
tcrs IN one ludicrous incident after an
other. and keeps the audience contin-
ually wondering how much further he
can involve himself in trouble and yet
reach a happy climax.
Georgia Caine. as Flora Fair, an
actress who has piggy" thoroughly
magnetized. has several songs that are
bound to create a sensation In New
York. One Of these is the swimming
song, written and composed by Marie
Doro. The Swimming Girls. who as
sist Miss Caine in this song have some
bathing costumes that win make
Broadway sit up and take notice.
Another song that will be talked
about is Miss Gaines "All the Worlds
Ia Toyshop.' which is given with Miss
.Caine astride a hobby horse and leading
IA gallant charge Of toy cavalry.
Vinie DAILY has "A song and dance
|"Ive Built a Bamboo Bungalow for
YOU" Of which thefaudience could not
get enough, and a dainty feature was
the song and dance duo between Fios-
sic Hope and Carrie Bowman, entitled
Poker Love-" and which is absolutely
unique. There are many other song
hits
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
.EALIiM0RE& &OFl0
RAILROAD.

Schedule In effect May "a. 1906.
Trains Leave Delaware Avenue Station,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
> Daily Daily except Sunday s Sunday
only.
NEW YORK and the East, 1926. .5.se
$40 .lll9, sil.b "a. M, 1876 1880, 'oll
"Royai Limited" 'Ii2, "i1o0 p. m.
PHILADELPHIA. f..26. '5.26. $3.50 QocaD.
i6.i0 -7.20 uoca). 500. 1910, ssM Qocan,
1910, sl0iS QocaD, .i0.5i uocap, ll,l9,
sll.S5 "a. m.. l.26. l305 loca). -a3O st.a0
Oocan, 4.51 locaD. s5.i7 Royal Limlt
ed, 1870 uocaD. l7O0 s105 locaO. H.
$3.50 uocaD. 'ii.OO y. m.
CHESTER. $3.50 OocaD. $780, f720 QocaD,
.euo. $40 S6.2i uocaD, $40, sioia doclD
llO.bi OOcaO, Sil.N "a. M, .l.2d. 3.Qa Oo-
can. $3.50 OocaO. N13 OncaD. ih20 NocaO
ln, sL05 OocaD. '1l2, $3.50 OocaD. 'llt'
D. m.
BALTIMORE aud WASHINGTON, al
tSl6 ui.Oi a. NO.. tfnd t2I1 fiil. $50
'6H Royal Limited" '9.o9. zoos .. m
BALTIMORE and Way stations. ZOO
sSi6 a. m, l3.io 5000 o. ~.
NEWARK. .Li3. 100. aSi6. li0i "a. m.
llgio 'loo. $40 5.5o 5000, 400, '9o9
sli.So y. nN
sfNGERLv. NN sSie luoi CExpress
a. M, ll2i0, $40, 1850 (ENprcsa), 500
400. sllao p. NJ
LANDENBERC and Way stations, 1915
sl0ib a. mo 600. s725 b. m.
PlTrSBURG, fS.l6 a. M, sLii. 300, ~6ii
Royal Limited" fi0.os p. ~.
CHICAGO sS.i6 n. m.t'2,i7 y. m.
! CINCINNATI, ST LOUIS a. LOUIS
WILLIE, 'S.l6 O. m., sl0d '909 y. m.
Del. Ave. STA. Delmarvia Tel 2ia3, ID. .
a. Tel ii22-A. city Ticket Qfnce Q
Market street; ID. a a. Tel. lioS-A- Del
marvia Tel 2is5.
II. A. Miller Travelling Passenger Agent
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
WANTED.

HEADQUARTERS for snappers. sof;
and hard shell crabs and clans. HJE.
JOCT'S Seventh and Poplar cts
Evening journal., 1906-09-19

man has an opportunity to milk cows,
do Seryian dances, fence a little. The
play is based upon the trials, tribula-
itions, and rise and fall OF the ill-fated
Queen Draga of Seryia 1t shows
faithfully and vividly her beginning
from the poor little footed peasant
girl with no other thought in the world
but that of milking COWS and looking
after pastures. to her final triumph
and ascendancy TO the throne Of Servia,
where she ruled with an iron hand, and
Through the entry and Vaccinations OF
lunscrupulous parties. finally yielded
her crown TO the Goddess Of Death.
In the play the queen does not die, for
/ there is on hand a brave and ever
faithful Yankee who serves and saves
her in the nick of time and thereby
brings the play to a pleasant. insteai
of tragic ending. The management has
spared no expense TO make this pro-
duction a premier OF its class. Thous-
lands upon thousands of dollars have
been expended upon scenery, costumes
and implements used I'm the Servian
revolution that resulted I'm the downfall
land death OF their King and Queen.
The cast that viii support Miss Her
man Is an exceptionally good one, made
up of Metropolitan players, each chosen
for their especial fitness for the roles
assumed. The part of Queen Draga
gives Miss Herman exceptional oppor-
tunities towards displaying the histrl-
onic ability which she possesses and
the author has written many strong
scenes which will be hailed with de-
Hight and thrill her auditors. II APP
pears at the Lyceum September 20. p
and 20.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19

GIRARD--So5 S07 and 500 ltace ST.. rhlla-
dephia Rooms, IS 80. b0c. Gentlemen only.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
TrInIty aPrIsh Announeemants.

The Brotherhood OF ST. Andrew viii
meet in Trinity parish house this
evening Immediately after the evening
service
The Woman's Auxiliary (Trinity
Church Branch) viii hold their regular
meeting on Thursday, September 2l,
lat o'clock. The Diocesan Branch OF
the Auxiliary will hold its annual ALL
day meeting on Thursday, October IL,
in Smyrna.
The Woman's Guild viii meet on Oc-
tober at 2.S0 p. m, instead OF on the
second Thursday in the month as usual.
This change Of date is to avoid con-
hict with the annual meeting OF the
Auxiliary announced above.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
LOW RATE NIAGARA FALLS Ex,
cUR3iONs.

Popular ten-day excursions to Ma
CARA Falls viii be run by the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company on Fridays
September 21 and October -. Spe-
cial trans OF parlor cars. coaches and
dining car win start from Philadelphia
and Washington.
Niagara Falls, Niagara Gorge. the
Whirlpool and Rapids never lose theil
absorbing interest TO the American
people. For illustrated booklet and
full Information aDriv 10 nearest fiebei
agent
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
saIe Of Fast Trotter.

Special 10 Tho Evening Journal
DOVER. Sept Horsemen here
are interested In the sale Of a fast trot-
ter Just reported. on the peninsula. The
horse, Half Gallon, is said TO have been
sold by w. II. c. Hoxter, OF stevens
willie. Kent Island, to William Wagner,
of Kent county, and Il IS understood
that Mr. Wagner paid but $3.50 cash for
his promising animal The horse was
entered IN the cart race at Chester
town Rochester Fair and trotted two
heats to cart in 2.30 and 2.33, respect
lively
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
PEACH PLUCKS AS
PETTY THIEVES
Special 10 The Evening Journal.

DOVER, SEPT. la.-With the close OF
the peach season and the near approach
of the end of the tomato harvest. peach
pickcrs and tomato workers who had
10 be transported here and recruited
from the ranks of the knights of the
road. are finding themselves out Of
work. Some Of these men come from
the ranks of the cities unrestricted
and incorris bic and their first impulse
before leaving the State, is 10 find am
easy mark for robbery. Burglars have
been active az Salisbury and IN Cris-
field for a week and now an occasional
Operation OF "a strong-arm man Is
heard OF In this neighborhood. Money
ljewelry. cspec ally fine wearing apparel
and light ediblcs are the shining marks
for the visiting robber. The authori-
ties have warned. IN many places. the
too careless inhabitants against leaving
their goods and chattels unprotected,
ESPECIALLY at night.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
Harveet Homo al TrInIty.

The last Sunday OF September at
Trinity Church wiz be marked by a
special service, or harvest home festi-
val at which there will be special music
land an appropriate sermon.
The church will be decorated IN a
way 10 suggest the harvest season and
to this end the rector asks his people
to bring vegetables, fruit, flowers and
autumn leaves. After the service these
will be taken to the poor and sick Of
the parish.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
NoTrcE


REMNANT STORE will be opened Sat.
urday, September %. al 6o6 King street
By John r. Thomas. sl5-5t
NOTICE There viii be a meeting Of thf
Milk Producers Association at then
rooms. Seventh and Market streets VII
minrtcn. Del. on Saturday Sept. ~ ~ !
"a. m. sharp. bus ness Of Importance. =
fuH attendance OF the members is re-
cHAs. MEGGINsoN, President
siS-N
REPAIRS TO AUTOMOBILES AND
tsNcfN-rs AND GENERAL MA
CHINE WORK PROMPTLY AT
TENDED TO
III. A. HEINEL COMPANY,
DELAWARE AVE. a. SCOTT SITS,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
new JERSEY & WILMINGTON FERRY CO.
Steamer Ulrlca.
Time table IN effect July lst, 1906.

Time table IN effect July ist, 1906
Week days
Leaves Wilmington, SOD "a. m.. 800 Sis
y. M.
Leaves penn's Grove 600, 1000 a. M, 500
h. M.
Saturdays
Leaves Wilmington. 500 n, M. 1890 noon;
800 Gi5 1890 D. M
500, 100 y no.
Sundays.
Leaves Wilmington, o3O a. M. $50. els,
900 y. m
Leaves penn'q Grove 500 I0m m
800 500 D. ma.
Phone 2i90 - and A.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Vital Weakness and Prostra-
ton from overwOrk and other
causes. Humphreys Homeo-
pathic Specific No. %, in use
over 40 years, the only success
fuI remedy. 81 pervial, orspec-
iel package for serious eases, 30.
sold Oy Druggists or sent prepaid on reoelptof pree
Humphreys Ned. Co., William & john stsa nv
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
WeaIth q peIawara Farms.

Special 20 The Evening Journal.
DOVER. Sept. l9.--Good tidings have
at last reached the Delaware farmer
who suffered many wrongs az the hands
OF the weather man this year. Della
ware farms are, according to United
States statistics. just issued, worth far
more than they were last estimated
upon. The average increase In value
per acre is from SS2. .2s to ss7.46. This
applies even to the anthrax districts.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
Boom for Rehoboth.
sneclal to The EvenIng Jonrnal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
REHOBOTH Sept l9.-The pros
porous season at Rehoboth and the
election Of an enterprising Council
there has caused a boom 70 be planned
and put into execution. A new city
hall will be erected at once. Lake Cir
ard will be bridged. the boardwalk will
be extended and a band stand will be
built for Saturday night concerts
Plans and specifications arc also ready
for another modern hotel on the
beach front
Evening journal., 1906-09-19

Says an Atlantic City special OF Sep
tembef II:
The sad sea waves were hushed into
silence tonight by the roar OF applause
that greeted sam Bernard when he ap-
|peared on the stage Of the Savoy The
atre in the first production by Charles
Frohman of the new musical comedy
THE Rich Mr.. Hoggenheimer." The
little theatre on the Boardwalk was
packed.
Mr.. Bernard in the Smith -Englander
play has not only scored a great per-
sonal success, brit has added 10 his rep
lutation for versatility. The Piggy
Hoggenheimer Of the new play is the
same Piggy" who delighted us in the
"Girl From Kay's," but grown twenty
years older and no longer the ardent
young wooer, but the anxious father OF
a young man. who is bent on marrying
a poor New York shop girl. Beyond
the retention Of the name OF Piggy
there is no connection between the two
plays "The Rich Mr.. Hoggenheimer'
is a new play, with a new story, new
music. staged and costumed in a man.
ner that promises to wake up old
broadway when Bernard and his COM
pany reach there.
The story Of how Hoggenheimer pere
sails to New York TO break off the
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
coMTRAcToRs AND suILpERs.
PLAYSANDPLAYERS

Una Clayton and Company have
very pleasing cketch at the Garrick this
week entitled Whats in a Name"
Miss Clayton is known to many theatre
goers on account Of her long connection
with the legitimate stage. and the
success Of her venture into vaudeville
cannot but prove pleasing to those who
have followed her career. whats in
a Name" is about the most delightful
bit of comedy that has been seen at
Manager Dockstader's playhouse this
season, and it has made a hit with the
patrons OF that resort
Many orders for seats have been fill
ed for Philadelphia parties for the ap-
pearance of Sam Bernard at the
Grand Opera House tomorrow night,
In the new Smith -Englander musical
comedy, "The Rich Mr.. Hoggenheimer'
and Wilmington patrons Of the Grand
have already bought out a greater por-
lion OF the house. A great many
friends OF Miss Florence Walton, the
wilmington girl with the company. also
have been in evidence. The reason for
the Philadelphia sale is due to the fact
that IL is not expected that Mr.. Bernard
will reach there the present season, as
Il is evident from the hit he has made
at the opening in Atlantic City that
he will go into New York for an ex-
tended run.
The Grand Opera House announces
Messrs. Nixon and zimmerman's pro-
auction Of Willard Sponsors latest op-
era "Rosalie," on Saturday matinee and
aight, September %. The story Of the
opera is said 10 be quite interesting and
genuinely romantic. being built about
the late troubles in Manchuria, with a
delicious love affair between Red
Cross nurse and a military observer.
The staging is remarkably beautiful
and the company, from prima donna
down to the littlest fairy OF the chorus,
wholly competent. Among the prinoi-
pals are such well known people as
Misses Cora Tracy. Loris Scarsdale,
and Messrs Robert Parr, William H.
Clark, Fred Wayne, William Shuster,
william Laverty and Harry Dixon.
Home OF the popular music has already
reached town. Some Of the best num-
hers are said 70 be "Bravest Of the
Brave" Farewell Love-" "a Message
From the Sea-" Loved and Lost" "All
the World 10 Me- and Il Love You tc
Distraction"
Miss Selma Herman, the talented
Emotional actress who will appear in
Theodore Kremers new and most SEN
sationai play entitled "Queen OF the
ronvicts." will make her appearance
hpon the stage here in the first act IN
her bare feet. She comes on as poor
peasant girl and later on, before her
tscendency to the throne, Miss Her
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
Has Withdrawn From Contest

John Gainor. who announced himself
some time aso as a candidate for
coroner on the Republican ticket, has
withdrawn from the contest. Mr.
Gainor became a candidate at the
urgent request Of his friends.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19

man. Of Perryvilie. has been arrested
and held for court.
In order TO test the mortgage tax
law. Walter B. Miller. of Salisbury.
has refused 20 pay his taxes due on
mortgages, and the County Commis-
sioners have. instituted suit against
him.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
viii Study for Minlstry.

Charles w. Clash. well known TO al
most every member Of 1kinity parish,
has become-a a candidate for holy orders.
and entered as a student Of the General
Seminary at New York to-
day.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
Newark Man a Taaaer.

o. p. Enbank. of Newark. has been
appointed toggers IN the Bureau Of
Animal Industry, Agricultural Depart
mcnt. Washington.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washing.
ton Division.

Schedule IN effect Sept ~ 1905
Trains leave WILMINGTON as followsi
For Chester and Philadelphia, 1913, AIS.
l6i0 6.3o, no. L20. az, $50, 1901, 500. a.uA
e.3j. l0ua 1850. Ills, lli.d n.l' q. M.
,i2.l0 l.3p 1876. 256. 1850. AIS. sos il.3Q
d.0i, lG.S5, CO., g.l3, 1000 and llN p. m
weekdays, ii3, AIS. no 1872, laoo a.sb
1909. iii5 a. M. 1915. i3l l2O0 ass, l3.i1
sos, $780, 6.0l. 6.hi. l7S. H.l5 1000 and
.llo0 D. m Sundays,
For Philadelphia only $3.50. 1886 a. NJ
1870. 500. b22 6iS I'll and 500 p. m
week days, 8S2 "a. m., $40, CTS. I'll an'
500 y. M, SundnYs.
For New York, Through expres@, l3
33a, 1855, lii5 q. M. fil.-p. fl.3i $40, 522
s6.2j, 'lil, 0.23 p. m. week days, lA5
33o fiif5 d. M. ti37, 25s. 5.22, 4G.23. I'll
ana 92i D. m Sundays.
For Boston without change, 1000 a. m
ana 500 b. m. wcek-dnys 500 p. m. Sun
days
Baltimore and Washington. i.03, L20 us
SO2 l.l0 il014. ii.nl and ~ iS "a. m.. fi2.i1
Ill, n.fa, aSO 5.56. Gl6 Cos, '6.26. 200. s7S
sN1o, 1901 D. m. and i2.ls night. week
days 1903, im. 1l5. S02. uO1A n.iS n. M.
'l-.35, 49, 800, $50. 5c5. 6g3, fG.2d. f7.3i
SIS, 1904 p. M, and l2iS night sunday
Baltimore and intermediate stations
l2.43 "a az. Dos D. m. weekdays, and 1915
b. M. SUNDAYS.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
Will be sold at No. 10 East Third street
on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER. 20 n.
AZ . O'Clock D. M. a regular line Of
china and house-furnishing goods, cor
sisting OF agatcware. tnxare glassware,
beer and whiskey glasses. toilet sets. din
ner and tea sets plates, cups and sauce :
aad great vnrety OF Other goods. lle
90 continue from day 10 day al al s
sold. CHAS. T.. SALFNER.
w. A. Hukiil. Auc. si5 A.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
"ouEEN or SEA TRIPS"
70
BOSTON. PROVIDENCE.
sAVANNAii.

Merchants q Miners Transportation CO.
Steamships Lines.
Steamers New, Flst and Elegant.
Accommodations and cuisine unexceiied.
Send for illustrated booklet
J. G. Whitney "a yice-pres and traf-
nee managor; A. ID. stebbins general
manager; w p Turner Gen. Pass. Agent.
General offices, s. h. Cor German
and Light SITS, BALTIC. Nd
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
wnhsoN NLINa
IRON srnAMEhs nhANDEwINE AND

u 7 U '|III117 T I-7I17
Leave Wilmington. an street wharf.
weekdays and Sundays Tor Chester and
Philadelphia, az 7.3O and 1919 a. m, la
aud AIS p. M. Saturdays and Sundays
oniy, LU0 b. m.
Leave Chester one hour later.
Leave Philadelphia. Chestnut street
Nhali, Weekdays and Sundays. 81 f1
ana 1880 "a. m. 120 and AIS p. IA. saiur-
Gays and Sundays only ZOO b. IA.
leave Chester one hour later.
saturdays Sundays and holidays be-
lMeen Philadelphia and Wilmington. fare
one way 3oc-round trip b0o. ffctWeen
,,heate, and Wilmington cr Philadclnhiui
iate one way lbc-round nip &c. On an
otner days; good on day Of sale only. be-
eWeen Philadelphia and Wilmington. one
way loc-round trip 26c. Between Chester
ana Philadelphia or Wilmington. ono way
loc-round trip. l5c
HORACE WILSON.
General Manager.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
BOARDING ANn LopelNe.

--.------------re-r---.--
WANTED-Gentlemen for nicely furn-
ishod rooms with board, use OF gas and
phone. Apply No. Sixth ave, near Mary
land ave. slo-u
WANTED -Boar1ers and table ooarders
at the Nelson. 901 Tatnall ST. Terms mod
crate.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
PROFESSIONAL.

HOMES AND COMFORT have been nv
study for 20 years. Plans and specifice-
tions furnished at short notice. Call and
consult me, ~ ". CLOTD. Architect and
Engineer of Construction. Office, 1902 Mt
Salem Lane. Wilmington. Both phones.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
PIANOS.

PIANOs-If you want bargain n used
pianos OF any malce. write FOR Bargain
Booklet No. SO. BLAgIUS s. SONS. Phila-
delphia.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
ron TIIr sOrTTI

Atlantic Coast Line Express 1903 q. m
and 1885 D. M. daily.
southern Railway Express. f20 n, M
6.25 and Z 81 o. m.. daily
Scnho1rd Air Linc Railway -Expresi
40 "a. m. ana HM D. No.. daily
Nofiolk and Western Kuilwny-Foi
Memphis and New Orleans. Cos y. m.
daily.
chesapeake Ohio Railway Express
lLVl a. M. wcek-dnys. 1.l9 and S.l5 y. ni
daily.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
pnLAwARE nIv1sIoN.

For Now Castle 6G5. Sas a. m. SOS. asa
and 6.52 p. ni weekdays, 1858 "a. m. and
AaQ j.. m. Sundays
For Lewcs ana Rchohoth. SOS a. M
and 2A p. M. weekdays, 7.53 a. M. and
40 D. m Sundays.
For Dover Harrrstnn and Delmar
SS, ios2 a. M. 3.t. 652 D. M. and i2V
night weekdays, 7.53 a. M. i.a0 p. m. and
1900 night Sundays.
For Harrington and way stations 65
a. m and 3n5 @. m weekdays.
Express FOR Cane Charles. Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk l0i2 "a. m.. week
days and 1900 night, daily.
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FOR ATLANTIC CITY ana CAPE MA

Connecting via West Philadelphia, on
Broad Street. $50 $50 n. M. 1920 tsatur-
days only). ls0. 2bS and flS p. M week
days fl5 Si2 a. m.. 1915 and CTS j. ~.
Sundays. Atlantic city special $40 r. m.
weekday
Cape May. 2.5s p. m. weekdays. TO a.
m. Sundays
tDining Car. Accommodation.
Tho Wilmington Transfer Company viii
call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences.
For further information. apply TO J. H.
McWillnms. City Ticket Agent. h03 Mar
kcf street or at the station. Telephone
city ticket office. ID. and A. $3.50. or Del
Warril 1871.
W W. ATrERBURY j. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Mgr
GEO. w. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
WALL DECORATORS.

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PAPER HANGING from $3.50 room
up at l.. ROSIN. 423 w. Second street
Work guaranteed
JOHN B. KRUGER,
Paper Hanger and Decorator.
FOURTH AND JACKSON STREETS
Del Phone l09T d. & A.-1SD
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR FOR RENT
REAL Estate EoR RENr.

FOR RENT-Large four-story building,
southwest corner Front gnd Market SIS
suitable for large paying business; IN line
ei trade going both north and south over
Market street bridge. as well as Front
July 25th. Apply JOHN K. HUDSON, The
and Shipley sts.