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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
TO AID KINDERGARTEN.
Entertainment to Be Given Tues
day Night in Central School.

An entertainment viii be given Tues
day night in the assembly nail Of Cen
tral school, on Twelfth Street. for the
benefit Of Monumental Kindergarten. All
attend.
The following program viii be rendered
fianO solo, Mr.. Gideon; soprano solo.
Mrs. Richardson. recitation, Mast Phil
lip Meyer; Instrumental solo. Miss Gladys
Ieyton- song Miss Minnie Franklin. i'm
strumentaI selection. West End Angels
tenor solo. Mr.. Sullivan; recitation, Mr..
otto Mueller. violin selection. Master
Condrey Stein. song. Mr.. Harry Lucy
bass solo Mr.. Poole. specialues. Mr..
Eickerstan, duet, Misses Gcorrie and
May Lucy; recitation. Miss Ldchenetein
contralto solo. Mrs asingham. Uncle
Remus. Harry. George and May Lucy
banjo sDccialties. Mr. Eugene Davis; ac-
companist. Miss Ncrser
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
Americas Gilded Youth.

II is the .4iul.tluU to-to
father in these days tp slieid JAS SON fror4
the struggle and uf.ea.i.ns tll ...I. 90
his OWE career. sHrs fhr .lnGi .uauolis Sta.
we man who had 90 work from o'cloc
in the mornips tu suul.na GOO fr~-~ opp
associate with ignorant and brutal labor
,rs in mental callin-- or deny himself aii
the iuNuries 0nd many of tae so-cailcd ue-
e'4sitieS in orier To- get ahead in the
world says. "My boy nust nrye- hr.e
such AArd time as 7 had. his way to
success must be- made smooth before him
by the advantages ie will have over thoas
that had. and boo plans 90 maxi il eas-
iei for him. Yet it is one of the most ia
miliar facts in life thHt his ancetiouats
ambition of the rich father for BIS boy
fails Of realization. Almost every moves
paper that falls from the press tolls tia
melancholy story OF e. rich man s son who
has disappointed the hopes OF his family
ana whose principal service To- humanity
has been to serve AS "a warming to those
Who come after him. We know what tho
eildcd youth wi-h a fabulous income docs
with his money and with himself. His
patrimony and his vital forces are con-
stunned in the mad pursuit of pleasure n
some new or cxtraVagant form.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09

or taxation means that the government
must get rid OF some OF its revenues
How 10 do IL Will be the problem Tor
the party in power
Massachusetts Republicans. some or
those from Indiana and the Western
States. are demanding an extra session
Tor tariff revision. With this would
come inheritance and income laws. in
an probability. II there ifs no extra SEES
sion the tariff question would go 10 no
next regular session. which would ram
on the eve 81 the presidential election OF
ls's. No Republican leader would stand
LOT this. not even the president
In the Light of this the conclusion is
reached t4t the tariff viii have To- be
revised IN exu'a session next spring and
summer or The revision will have 10 20
over until the congress following rho
election of president. What does III
president really want. Is he adroitlv NOV
ing 70 make The three questlons-tarift
revision. Inheritance tax income taw
the issue for 1905, whether he is or is no.,
a candidate 20 succeed himself? Several
congressional leaders believe thar is biy
plan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
HEAR RESULTS ON
CHRISTMAS DAY
Schools VIII Learn Then Of
Winners I'm Great Statuay
Contest.
OVER HALF MILLION VOTES
Last DAYS Likely To BE Most In
citing OF A,i-Ihe
Standing.

r..d s.a. ~ speculation as 10 when
Tie sr..+ r,isDat., Contest f.r
: hooi Decoration would close. has been
.e,rr,sses ,...,-- tas l.st week and fla.
,,ars.,.,,-. ,- Pho, manor after dine ana
.,,-se,i .-s.,.-,.t,... s......,,, cha. ID.
vgi, -..- r., ..ii ....,,,...-.+..-s - l,,,.- .r.
contest emo WIN in' closing oi ihe s-."'.s
FOR toe Christmas holidays. Tl. last day
az -,-1 ..-.,.f ,,.,.t. ,.ii, De-. .r,.-.t.,. ,..
N-i"''i -''.' l..'i '''.'' t'' '"r' N'-i'
VII appear on that datt. bot "a breathing
s,,co fn +r. s...n. .r t,.o DAVIS ,,fr Dc
allowed TO ha1N'i '-' F.''7 90 ''''h UP
into neat pa. ka5ss and nr.us thcm Co the
...,s,. ,f ... -~l... --.....s- r...r.r.. Commons
I.e''-"''' "-' '' +'if'" u' '' '''"
81 sht on SATURDAY,. December --d. after
which riru. rc ,o,rnor~ Will Sc. received
p.,.....r -s..-.- t..t t.,,..,...-
''' "a -'r1i .-'A''i OF woes ARE 'eiuI
received ug lle pupils from their friends
nlts.d. the ..rv. amy commons reaching
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
HAPPY WOMEN.
Plenty Of Them in Richmond,
and Good Reason for Il.

Wouldn any woman be happy.
After years Of backache suffering
Days OF misery. nights of unrest
The distress of urinary troubles.
She finds roIief and cure2
No reason why any Richmond r.ad.r
Should sunr IN the face Of evidence llse
this.
Mrs. William Watson, wife ~ uyfiliar,
Watson. stone mason. living at Gos Bever-
ley street says. II first noticed that
1 had kidney trouble about six years go
IL was g. CONSTANT dull aching pain uybtcb
grew worse as time passed II cau.od
me- pain to stoop or to do anv hon..
Htung. ln the morning 70 was onI,.
with great difficulty that could 81
zap and dress. as my back would he
$50 lame and sun. / was also annov.d
with sick headaches. ana felt veat
ami miserable nearly all the time 7
tnue my friends advised but cot not
even relief At last heard of Doan's
Kidney pills and procured a box az
owens a. Minor Drug Co.'S store They
proved just the remedy 1 needed rn F.
snort Time the pain had disappeared and
Tie headaches ana other symptoms Of
kidney trouble became things OF tho
past ] was then able TO do any work
without feeling the slightest pain. re-
commend Doan's Kidney pills % those
Who suffer as / did"
for sale by all dealers. Price n cents
foSter-Milhum Co. Buffalo. y. Y. sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan sand take
no other.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
GREAT WEEK FOR
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
One of Most Noted Teachers in
World 70 Be in Rich
mond.

The sunday school is coming more and
more into prominence as a recognized
agency OF the church for the religious
training Of the young. and to-day there
are over 100000 children and adults IN
America who gather each week for in
struction in Bible truth.
The Sunday school work Of America at
tracts the attention OF students OF social
educational and religious conditions who
come from the old country. and some
notable tributes 10 its efficiency are on
record by notable visitors
&C TocqueviIe. the eminent French
author, after an extended investigation as
10 the cause Of Americas greatness. said:
The strength Of America lies not in
its craftsmanship nor ia its form OF gov
eminent, but ia its Sunday schools"
Many earnest spirits have given their
best thoughts and energies TO increasing
the efficiency Of the Sunday schools Of
America. but it is not too much to say
that IT. Marion Lawrence has done more
TO give defniteness to sunday school eff
fort. and 10 widen the vision of workers
as to the responsibilities Of their task
than the leader of the past twenty-five
years.
Mr.. Lawrence is very attractive
speaker. and his careful study Of the
problems and long experience in the
work make him wise counsellor indeed
The sunday school workers of Rich
uond. ana, indeed AN who are Interested
in tho moral and religious training of
the young are fortunate in this opportu-
nifty 20 near Mr. Lawrence
His evening lectures will De delivered
at o'clock in the Grace Street BAPTIST
Church. Foushee and Grace streets. and
the following is the evening program.
Tuesday evcning-Thc cardinal points of
the Sunday school
Wednesday cvening-The Big BOY
Problem.
Thursday evening Sunday school
Teacher as a Soul Winner
Mr. Lawrence visits Richmond under
the auspices Of the Union Theological
Seminary, and he Will deliver three lee
lures in the Seminary chapel at 10 o'clock
on the mornings Of the above days These
lectures are open to the public ana the
topics will be as follows:
Tuesday. 10 A. M.-"The Demands Of th,
New Century Upon the sunday school "
Wednesday, 10 a. M.-"Thc Teacher
Preparing"
Thursday, 10 A. M.-~rne Teacher
teaching"
lt is expected that Mr.. Lawrence VIII
reach the city tomorrow afternoon. and
arrangements have been made to have
the Sunday school superintendent meet
MIN for conference a. s u. NJ. in the
chapel Of the Presbyterian Publishing
House. No. 2l2-2l4 North Sixth Street Mr.
Lawrence conducts one OF the largest ana
most thoroughly organized Sunday schools
in America ia his home city of Toledo. O.
ana ms talks TO superintendent are based
upon long ana varied experience. and are.
therefore very helpful
IL IS hoped every superintendent and as
sistant superintendent i'm Richu,or1 .rd
vicinity viii meet Mr.. Lawrence In MS
conference.
Mr. Lawrence is ou the executive com
mttee which has ia hand the preparation
lot the Worlds Sunday school Conven-
non which Is TO meet in Rome. in MAY.
AZ" ana ne Soes ~ Philadelphia from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09

Especial 90 The Times Dispatch.I
RADFORD. VA, December S.-Dr. Irene
b. Billiard. who was to-day appointed
assistant physician in charge OF the fe-
male department OF the Eastern State
Hospital. is native Of Virginia having
been born IN Pulaski county thirty years
ago- She was a precocious child. devour-
ing books when other children were at
their dolls. After graduating from Wads-
worth High School Radford. size attend
ed school at Madison. Wis and after
wards took the profess.onal course ut
farmVllle. teaching three years I'm the
public schools Of Pulaski county on her
gradua ton.
Bat the science OF medicine lurod the
young girl. and to become a medical doc
tor was her ambition. She accordingIv
went in training. and on becoming a
trained nurse, practiced her profession for
several years with great success her
sympathetic. sunny disposition. maenin-
cent health. energy. intelligence and tact
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09

rendering her "a splendid nurse
Her medical education began AZ the
Boston Medical school. where She spent
one year. before entering the Medical
School OF the University Of Michigan. at
Ann ArbOr. which IS conceded 10 be one
OF the finest IN the country. After threV
years at this institution. DR.. Bullard was
graduated with high standing. and prac-
tlcrd successfully in Birmingham Ala
TWO years
Or. Billiard is the youngest daughter
or Mrs. Meta @. Bullard. Of Radford. and
the late Daniel Bullard who settled in
virginia prior 10 the Civil War. Though
"A nauve-horn Nirginian she comes OF
New England stock. and unites the energy
ana progressiyeness OF the Yankee with
the waruf-hea rtodnoss and generous i'm
pulses Of the South. Dr. Bunard has
many friends throughout the Old Domin-
ion. as well HI. IN other states. who viii
read OF her appointmeRt on the STAFF OF
the Eastern State Hospital with interest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
Jacobs 3 Levy
ASSIS TANT PHYSICIANS
At EASTERN HOSPITAL
DR.. Hugh Henry and DR.. Irene
Billiard Elected by the
Board.

~ ~ D IhV Mines Ur-THtcN--
WlLLlAAiShl KS. VA. IIeccmher S.
The special board OF tho Eastern State
Hospital met here Yesterday eVcuina, and
elected Dr. Hugh Henry. OF WytheylIlc.
and Miss Bullard OF RldfOrl. AS assist
amt physicians at the hospital to succeed
DIS. Henderson and SouthalL The new
physicians term viii begin the nrst OF
january
Miss BuAard Will OF course have
charge OF the female departments
An inspection of the grounds and build
inps was made hy the board. and cNery-
thing was found to Doe in good shape
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
Fire DESTROYS House.

Damage to the extent of several hum
cred dollars was caused yesterday morn
ing at $50 O'Clock by the fire which broke
ont at 1910 West Marshall Street. The
house was occupied by Lottie Muse and
Emma Roleya. The house next to it, 1908,
was destroyed. IL was tenanted BY Nan
ME Thomas and Ella Raincy. The loss is
covered by insurance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
MURDER IN PRIzERY
At brakes BRANCH
John Taylor Under Arrest for
Killing of Another Young
Negro.


,.-. l'lf---tlt % me Times ID spatch
III i<EhA MILLS, VA. December A
murder was committed in the j. l.. Pavne
loud'co Itlzrry at brakes Branch Wed
nesday- Young Rogers was shot i'm the
mead by john Taylor and Instantly killed
80 cause was assigned for the killing
ana hoth parties are negroes. Taylor has
been arrested and committed to tail
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09

Richmond 70 perfect arrangements for
this great gathering.
\ specially chartered steamer will carry
the delegates from the United States
directly from Boston down through the
Mediterranean 10 Rome.
several sunday school workers In Rich
mond have already expressed the inten-
ton Of taking this very interesting trip
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09

Champagne takes mp much time aud care N
the maNsc Altogether % BOTTLE ~ champarn8
goes through 200 dinerenr operations. covering
O. period 81 two and half years. And in ad-
dtion 10 f. sometimes kept two or three years
longer ln che faults maturing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
HEADQUARTERS FOR
ChristmasWineso "0 Liquors
Best Goods at Lowest Prices.

Pure 4-Year- Old Noun
tain Rye Whiskey; it's
mellow and fine: per
gallon 50 OO
Good Rye Whisky, per gallon $50
pufiy's Malt Whisky, regular
500 bottle ..... 800
henton Valley Whisky. 3 years
ola. quar- bottles - EOc
california sherry Wine. per
Good Sweet Catavvba and Black
perry Wine-try it-pcr gal 45c
Pure Old Virginia Apple Bran
dy ...... so IN
Try our Four-Y ear-Old Corn
"hiskcy. gallon .......... So. 90
HiackDerry Brandy, per gallon soc
Pine Ca'awba Wine. per gallon oOc
S'ood Holland Gin, per gallon $3.50
Imported sherry or Port Wine.
per gallon =, on
Quart bottle Imported Port Wine 300
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
PRESIDENT PUTS
It UP TO THEM
Inheritance Tax. as Proposed in
Message. Attracts Much
Attention.
LET MATTER CRYSTALLIzE
People VIII Have Time to Think
About It-Law Would Be
Gctter of Great Revenues

WASHINGTON. Dec. S.-AIembers Of
congress have just awakened 10 the
fact that the presidents message plainly
proposes that the subjects OF an inner
itance tax and income tax. both OF which.
If enacted into Law. would produce large
revenues. be considered when the oues-
ton comes up as to revising the tariff.
and that the president leaves high in
tie air the matter OF tariff revision.
In his discussion OF the inheritance and
income tax Ideas. the president SAYS
these should be considered when the rev
enues Of the government are up for re-
vision.
Therefore when will the tariff be re-
Nlsed. and when will the Inheritance and
income tax questions come before con
eress IN such an earnest way as 70
presage genuine attempt TO do some
thing?
Evidently the president left the whole
thing to crystalize. TO get the opinions
OF the people so that he would know
when TO proceed with his characteristics
Vigor. According TO the presidents views
there VIII be no Inheritance and income
tax laws until the tariff Is formally re-
vlscd. One could not well be taken up
without the other.
Correct Attitude.
Logically this is correct attitude Re
lthllNdNS assert d4lnOlEl the leaders or
the party differ as to the details 10
is admitted that II income and inheri-
lance tax laws are put upon the books
they viii produce large revenue to the
government which IS already burdencd
with money. the estimates for the sur
plus for this fiscal year running as high
~ 100000 The government has SO
much money on hand that IL has millions
OF dollars on deposit with national banks
and viii be able at the close Of the year
To pay OFF $4,000 90 of maturing 4 per
cent bonds Even then II will have on
deposit nearly $lO0O0O.OoO with national
banks that could Ice drawn upon I'm case
II need
With so much money ON hand IL would
not Dee business policy to increase the
revenues TO large extent When tho
rich men are plucked for some portion II
their wealth as contribution TO taxes
some other source Of taxation can De re-
duced VIII the policy OF the president
/ Doe 20 advocate lowering OF excessive
duties on articles OF import especially
where this lowering would result 10 less
| duties To- the government Tarh eN-
g, rts claim that wien customers duties
! are lowered the result is large Increase
/ in exports and more revenue Tor The
! government bat the president probably
| has m mind schedules of the tarim on
/ which the duties could We abolished all
| together and goods admitted free
At am rate the passage OF laws reguir-
iug wealth 10 pay a goodly proportion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
Special for Monday

Boys Double breasted suits
sold up to $500, AIonday. $3.50.
Bovs Long ONcrcoats. sold up
10 $3.50, Monday. S4.75.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09

QUIT bottle Imported sherry
Wine ..
E'crh"rd's Champagne Ale. GOOD
a. imported. per bottle. zoe
French Brandy, two years old
per gallon .............S 81. 90
"id Rye Whisky, five years
------. ....... $40
7M-fear-Old Rye Whiskcy. old
ana mellow, gallon ....... $500
81 jacobs ola Malt Whiskey.
per bottle
Smart SET Rye Whi,kcy. in
quart bottles
Vu1r bottle Imported Rhine
Gibson Gibson or Mount Vernon Rye,
Whisky, quar- bottle z5c
St Julien pnrct Wine. quart
bottle . %
EVerhard's Extra Brown stout.
good as imported. per bottle 1Oc
Large Quart BOTTLES ,iaraschino
'htiiit- a<c
Evening journal., 1906-08-16
==CLASSIFIED ADS
Wants, For Sale, For Rent, Real Estate, Etc
ROOMS FOR RENT.

FURNISHED ROOMS. all conveniences,
COS W. Fourth st.
Evening journal., 1906-08-16
~ RoAr FoR BALTIMORE.

Commencing June s. from Philadelphia.
q9O a. M. and Chester about $50 a. m.
connecting with troIey8 from Whining
ton and New Castle at De'aware City.
tifui scenery through the Canal and on
Chesapeake Bay on the twenty knot
steamers PENN" and LORD BALTI-
MORE" Steamers also stop az LORE
WOOD GROVE. the delightful Picnic
Ground Excursion TO Grove. 60c from
Philadelphia and Chester and fOc from
Delaware CITY returning by up steamer
as usual from Philadelphia at 8 D. M.
Chester at 9 p. m, and Delaware City at
p. m, daily except Sunday. Send for 81
lustiated pamphlet 10 r.. 81 GROVES
AGENT Pier 2. South Delaware Avenue
Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1906-08-16
Ono
2AER0AD.
scneuule IN effect May 3, is0e.

echcuule IN erect May q, lJ06.
Trains Leave delaware Avenue sta.ior
MlLMINGTCN. DEL
Desly. Daily except Sunday. Sunday
NEW YORK ana tho East. .aas .s2s
.At0. iii1s. lli.s5 l. nL, 10 $50 =.
Royal Llmited.' n. i2. .ii.Oo p. M NJ o'i
PHILADELPHIA. s2c6 s5.2B. i5.aO (iocaD.
1880, 'l.N UocaD, 1890. 1910. 1884 IocaD
re.io, il0.is QooaD, iiob7 OocaD, m is'
ltl.SS a. m. li.26. iSo5 uocaD. 3 % sL5O
cd" 1920 QocaD, 100. ?7.06 OocaD. siia
1892 Oocal, e1i.O0 -. m.
CHESTER. 1880 OocaD. i6.4O. I'm OCEAN
1900, $40 isA OocaD. $40. f0.4s (locaD.
ilQV looan. i1@ r. n,.. i1.2e l305 Oo.
400, nos uocaD. '7.f2. 7S 81 docaO sii.o0
BALTIMORE z WARRINGTON. IA
sS1O, ll.0l A. m, ~iO6 e2f7, sA4l $50
s6A .Royal Limited" sg.09. 1000 D. IN.
BALTIMORE and Way Stations. l7.O0
NEWARK. '4.ls, 100, ssle. MOI a. m.
il2@, 'io.. h.l0 lb.5o 1900. ZOO. '909.
sIfGEkI.Ei, roo, @.is. nlm cExpress,
a; M u2.4o' 3le lbb0 uENpress). 7G.o0
LANbENBERG ana Way Stations. ta2s
ilolD q. M, 1900. N.25 y. m.
ROYAL limited" 'i005 p. m.
CHICAGO ssi6 q. m, '2h p. m
WILLIE. ssi6 a m. sfo6, % % D. m.
Del Ave. Sta. Delmarvia Tel. 2l93. ID.
a A. Tel lf22-A. City Ticket once,
S04 Market street; d. q A. Tel 175s-A.
Delmarvia Tel 21s5.
II. A. Miller. Travelling Passenger
AGENT.
Evening journal., 1906-08-16

NOTICE--To the Taxpayers OF Red
Lion Hundrcd-The taxpayers OF Red
Lion Hundred are hereby notified that
will be at the following places 20 receive
county. poor. road and capitation taxes
for the year 1906:
Delaware City, W. A. Prices residence
July a. p. 2S; August 4. II, Is, 20 Sep
teniber s. Is. %. %; October l3. 20. q; No
vember 10. II, "a; December Is, %, %, from
10 A. m. until p. m.
ST Georges. Postofice. July Is and e5;
August Is. %; September u. 26; October
II. 81: November IA, 2Si December e, from
10 a. m. until 4 p. m.
KirlSwood. Postoffice, July II, p; August
II. 81; September 2S; october 26; Novemb r
80; December 2S. from 10 "a. m. until p. m.
A rebate Of per cent. viii be allowed
during July only. Send stamp for reply.
WILLIAM A. PRICE, Collector.
Postoffce. Delaware City. Del.
Evening journal., 1906-08-16
on SATURDAY.
THE 9TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1906.

At 10 o'clock a. m,
the following described real estate VIZ
All that certain lot or niece OF land
with "A brick dwelling house thereon
erected, situate IN the city OF Whining
ton aforesaid, bounded and described as
follows. 60 wit:
Beginning at a point on the westerly
side OF jackson street at the distance 1f
eighty-three feet four inches southerly
from the southcrly side Of Shallcross ave-
nue.. thence westerly parallel with Shall
cross avenue and passing through the
middle OF the partition wall between this
house and the one adjoining on the south
one hundred and four feet six Inches TO
corner: thence northerly sixteen feet
eight inches 20 n corner; thence cagloily
parallel with Shallcross avenue and pass
ing through tho middle OF tho divisicn
wall and centre OF two feet two inches
wide alley between this house and the
ono on the north one hundred and four
feet six inches TO the aforesaid side Of
jackson street. and thence thereby south
erly sixteen feet eight inches 10 the place
of beginning. be the same more OF less.
Seized and taken I'm execution as the
property Of Isaac r. Brown. administra-
tor Of Edward Murphy. deceased. and
Mary e. Murphey, surviving mortgagor
and It,, and to be sold by
HAIRY 7. GTT.LTS. Sheriff.
Sherifs Once Wilmington. Del
August 9. 1906.
Evening journal., 1906-08-16
BUSH

Freight received Tor ali points. given
personal attention. and forwarood
promptly at lowest rates and by best
routes.
Boats leave both Wilmington and
Philadelphia at 500 D. m daily. SUNDAY
excepted.
Through rates and bins Of landing
issued.
GEORGE w. BUSH 3 SONS Co.
Pier 3. South Wharveal Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1906-08-16

NOTICE.. PALMER JACOBS. the ten
ant and occupant Of the house situated
al 1923 Walnut street. IN the Sixth ward,
in the city Of Wilmington. county OF New
Castle and State Of Delaware, IN COM
pliancc with the requirements OF the acts
of the General Assembly In such case
made and provided. do hereby give notice
that I shall apply iu writing To the Court
of General Sessions Of the state oi Bela-
ware, i'm and for New Castle county on
Monday. the 18th day Of September, A. d.
1906 being the next term of said court Tor
n license for said house, as an lnn or
tavern. for the sale therein of intoNicatlng
liquors I'm less quantities than one quar- .
TO be drunk on the premises, apd the lei-
lowing respectable citizens OF sa MaIu
at least twelve Of whom are supstah h.ial y, I
rreehoiders Of said ward, recommend tiie
said application, viz;
James C.. O'Neal, Ell bllscVe,
c. A. Camper, John H. SnlitH'
" H. posties ". W. Ayers,
fobr cernev simon G. woodbridge,
g-boroas NJ Postles stephen SaVlns,
Jerry NJ. Mayrichen, ms 60
Daniel i. Dulsoss, Joan w SP0'
JOS. II. Seeney. Jr,, maIh
Robert l.. Chadwick, G. B. Moh''0'
- ~ Poesn Joseph (xl Boston,
t9,i,,,o-,,6 Te,,,is mark
Uriiiian W Renson George H. Walker
lsenrv r carnenter Barrett Jackson,
Is.oc y Cartv George Anderson,
a1e-qt PALMER JACOBS.