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Evening journal., 1906-11-26
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

Numerous petty robberies are re-
ported at Rising Sun.
The Hartford Poultry and Pet Stock
Association will hold a show this win
ter.
Charged with violating the local OPP
tion law, Evans Holland. colored. was
arrested at Blkton.
The Cecil Farmers Club was en-
tertained at the homestead Of Wayne
Reynolds, near Rising Sun.
The Port Deposit Water Company
has declined to furnish water for the
locomotives on the Columbia and Port
Deposit Railroad.
After a controversy with the Havre
de Grace Council the Pennsylvania
Railroad has agreed to spend about
$1,000 on the street near the station.
Attacked by a vicious bull. William
S. Rutledge, OF near Madonna. Har-
ford county, was knocked down. sew
erai ribs were broken. his collar bone
was dislocated and his whole body
more or less bruised. A colored farm
hand and Rutledge's son rescued him.
After completing all arrangements
to marry the woman of his choice,
George r. Keene was arrested al
Havre de Grace yesterday and accused
Of stealing sl72 from Captain Oscar
Croswell, OF the schooner upon which
he was employed. 1t was charged that
part of the money went for his we'd
| ding OUTFIT
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FOR sALEI
VALUAeLE Real estate.

The undersigned offers the following
real estate for sale. A desirable build
ing site on Loockerman street, Dover,
Del, Is feet 6 inches, fronting on
Loockerman street, running back 150
feet TO Minor street, "A feet on Minor
street, containing about 1900 square
feet, will sell the entire plot or small
building lots TO suit the purchaser.
Also one building lot on Bradford st.
81 feet front, running back $50 feet TO
a 12-foot alley. The lot is large enough
for a good size double dwelling.
Also lots on Division street, each "A
feet front, back 100 feet to an alley on
Kirkwood street.
Also lot No. Sc. on Rehoboth Ave, at
Rehoboth, 80 feet front by 100 feet
deep. to a back street.
Also a farm in Milford hundred, Kent
county, Delaware, Ia miles from
Houston station. on the country road
from Milford to Pennington, miles
from each and miles to Harrington,
known as the Clement Rust Home
stead. containing about 16O acres. ITO
In cultivation. 50 aches In timber all
high rolling land with natural drain
age TO Beaver Dam Branch. clear
stream Of running water, which
bounds Il on the north along this
stream; the black muck and decayed
vegetable matter Is from three TO six
feet deep, which composted with lime
makes fine fertilizer, a ilne opportunity
for a cranberry bog along this stream
at small cost. 1000 fruit trees now in
bearing. Apples Peaches. Pears.
Plums, cherries. ounces, Japan Wal
nuts and Ridgiey Chestnuts The inn
movements are a. twO-story frame
dwelling, 11f story attached. rooms in
all. with shed In rear and cellar. Ine
olitbuildines consist OF a carriage and
wagon house, corn crib with tight floor
above, with grain bins all under one
roof; also a stable for six horses, with
feed room and ample loft room above.
This is fine fruit. grain and truck
farm. Address or call on
WIN. r. CAHOON,
/ f19 Looekerman St., Dover, Del.
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Manaaers Extend Thanks.

Managers Of the Home of Merciful
Rest wish to thank the following for
their generous donations: Mr.. VIII
liam G. Mendinhall. Mr. H. C. Jones.
Mrs. Job H. Jackson. f. D. Lacley and
Company, Mr.. and Mrs. Tilghmau
johnson, Master. David Lindsay. Srd,
Mrs. II. c. Jones, Miss z. D. Knight,
Miss Laura James. Mr.. William Belts,
Mrs. Lomont dupont. Jr., Gawthrcp
and Bro. Company, Mr. l.. S. Towns
end, Mr.. Ewing. Mrs. Otho Nowland.
Mrs. Coleman DUPONT, Miss Elsie Pat
terson, Mrs. John Bird. Mrs. ]. NJ
Phillips. Mrs. VIM. G. MendinhalL Mrs
VIM. G. Mendinhall, cmfw en- fcmfwy
c. w. WSgdin. Mrs. Henry Dure, Mrs
J. A. Draper, Jr.. Bailey and Plouser
Mrs. A. d. Warner. Jr., Mrs. e. NJ
PennypaclSer, Thomas j. Lawson.
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WHITE MAHATMA TOO OLD
says Her Husband Has Nc Use for
Her Now That She is Growing
Wrinkled,

Now that she is getting along in
years and her face shows signs Of
wrinkles. Mrs. Caroline D. Baldwin,
who with her husband, Samuel S. Bald
win, has appeared on the local stage
as the white Mahatma." declares that
he apparently has little use for her.
They have been separated six years
under an agreement, and through her
counsel, Charles NJ. Beattle. she has
applied to Judge O'Gorman, New York.
10 compile her husband TO make a
liberal provision for her support pend
ing her suit against him for a separa-
lion.
She declares he made as much as
$4,000 weekly in their mind reading
performances and that all she got from
him during the fifteen years Of their
work was $4,000. which was paid to her
1T the time they separated. Recently
she obtained an engagement for her
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE
Splendid Program for Meeting at
Newark Arranged by superintendent

Newark Arranged by superintendent
A fine program has been prepared hy
superintendent a. r. spaid. Of the
New Castle county public schools. ior
the Teachers Institute OF this county,
which viii be held ia Delaware College
Oratory at Newark to-day, Tuesday
and Wednesday
The order OF exercises viii be as fol-
lows
Monday morning singing; responding
reading OF scriptures prayer, the Rev.
w. L. Corkran: address: address Of
welcome. Dr. George A. Hartor presi-
dent OF Delaware College; History in
the Ungraded school" Dr. Joseph s.
Walton, "Pestalozzi The Pioneer" Pro-
fessor II. V. Holloway
Afternoon-"Civics," DR. Joseph S.
Walton; "Some Pages Of Composition
Work" Professor George S. Messc~-
smith.
Tuesday morning. Singing; respon-
sive reading; prayer by the ncv w. J.
Rowan; Hints on Teachin1 Arith-
metlc." DR.. G.. NJ. Phillips Work and
Play in Education DIT. n. C. Schaef-
fer: "The Teacher ont OF the School
ROOM" Dir. G.. NJ. Phillips.
"Mortl Trairing I'm tht
school" ,Dr n. @. sha Ger; "Scho9
Savings Banks" Dr c.. NJ. Phillips.
Wednesday mornlnC-singing' re-
sponsive reading; prayer by the Rev
Hamilton Phelps: "School DISCIPLINE
Or. n. G. schaeffef; ''The Eighteenth
OF May" DR.. Schaeffer; election Of Of
acers: reports OF committee; adjourn.
ment.
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ANSWER EVERY CALL
Wilmington People Have Found That
This is True.

People Have Found That
This is True.
A cold, a strain. sudden wrench.
A little cause may hurt the kidneys.
Spells Of baclSache often follow.
or some irregularity Of the urine.
A certain remedy for such attacks.
A medicine that answers every call
Is Doan's Kidney Pills. true specific
Many wilmington people rely on e.
Here is Wilmington proof.
Conrad Heinekamp. piano maker,
and tuner, with the Robelen Piano
Company. 10 Market street, Wilning-
ton. Del, says: Il give DoaHs Kidney
Pills my hearty endorsement. / first
heard Of this remedy about three years
ago when troubled to some exten. with
pain across the back and over the right
hip. / believed that the kidneys we're
the cause OF the trouble and got box
OF Doan's Kidney pills at Danforth 3
drug store. I used them with most
satisfactory results. I have taken them
since when suffering with slight re-
turns Of backache and they never fall
cd 10 give prompt and effective relief.
4 have recommended this remedy %
many persons and wiz continue to do
So
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents.
Foster-Aiiiburn Co.. Buffalo. New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
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NOTICE! NOTICE!

II the following persons. former resi-
dents Of this city. will communicate with
II. E. w, Of The Evening Journal. they
will learn something u their advantage:
Name. Former Residence.
Edw. Harding. go Harrison street.
John C'Connell, 12i jefferson street ~
]. T. McCreary. 6o3 Lombard street
Mrs. MerriclS. 229 n. Harrison street.
L. NJ. Nutter. 50S f. Sixth street
Mrs. e. Pyle, 40i Maryland avenue.
Mrs. l.. Lange. 6l3 Maryland avenue.
Mrs. Ida Wright. 1924 Lancaster avenue.
j. BalleIl. 800 W. Seventh street.
Chas. p. Hand. 5o3 West Sixth street.
Dora Cloud. 416 E. Sixth street.
Mrs. Eryton, 1i5 Lancaster avenue.
Mrs. Benson, COZ King street.
Mrs Buker. COS Church street
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Pennsy Relief Fund.

Tho monthly report or the Employees
Relief Fund for the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company's Lines East Of plttshurg
ard BRO shows that the payments for the
month Of oct Der. 1906, emounted 20 $ia3,-
o50I or This amoint fj,ls5.92 was on ac-
count cf death and represents the pay
mont OF death benefits to the families of
members. and the further payment OF S7l-
s69i4, in benefits for the relief Of members
disabled and incapacitated for work in the
Company's service.
Since the organization Of the Relief De-
psrtmcnt. February Is, 1856, there have
been paid In death benefits ss.s75e1a.u and
on account of disablcments ss.2oS 3ii56, OF
a total Of sl5.5SS. .s7sS.
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sole and with tubular pneumatic ac-
ton.
The handsome case was designed by
the architect Of the cathedral. Mr.. Nc
Guire. OF New York CITY, This in
strument contains A. speaking regist-
ers. representing 1916 pipes seven
couplers. operated by pistons under
their respective manuals. 10 accessories
and pedal movements, including hvc-
horsepower electric motor and "kenetic
blower" TO furnish wind; also "cres-
cendo pedal" controlling entire organ.
unique feature Is the use OF tab
let's" over the swell organ keys, IN the
place Of the usual draw stops az ends
OF kcyboards. making the organ much
more easily controlled. and Is by far
the most satisfactory, method OF manip-
ulating tonai registers known to the
art Of organ-buildlng.
The console Is extended in front OF
the instrument. so that the choir can
be placed between II and the organ;
therefore. directly under the control OF
the organist. No labor or expense has
been spared I'm the manufacture Of this
organ to make II equal 10 instruments
Of its size. but an that skill ana taste
can devise has been done to ac-om-
plish this result
The "volclng" has been completed ir
the cathedral personally by the build
er thereby securing best accoutre et'
fects. The string" tones are per
fectly prompt In speech, the diapa'
sons" rich. bold and majestic, thi
flute" work characteristic, the reeds
bright and orchestral In forte worl,
and fun organ powerful and disni
fed.
II will be interesting to know thu
the pipes range from s2-feet tone e
higher notes, which are not more than
3-5 OF an inch In length. There arr
about five miles OF tubing, which con
meet the console the windchest, pipe
and organ yet the response to III
touch Is instantaneous.
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Both phones.

NOTICE-To the Taxpayers Of Red
Lion Hundrod-The taxpayers of Red
Lion Hundred are hereby notified that I
will be at the following places to receive
county, poor, road and capitation taxes
for the year 1906;
Delaware city, w. A. Prices residence
July "a q, 2S: August a. II, Is. 25; Sep
ten1ber 8. is, 90 %; October 13. 20. ~; No
vember 10 II. "a; December Is, %, %, from
10 a. m. unfit p. m.
ST Georges. Postoffce. July t. and e;
August is. %; September y. 26: October
IL 81: November IA. IS; December 26. from
10 a. m. until p. IN.
Kirkwood, Postoffce July H. "a; August
H. 81; September Is; October 26; November
80; December 2S. from 10 a. m until p. m.
A rebate OF per cent will be allowed
during July only. Send stamp for reply.
WILLIAM A. PRICE. Collector.
Postoffice, Delaware City, Del
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Thanksgiving Exercises at w. X. s.

Thanksgiving Exercises at w. n. 5.
on wednesday morning next Thanks
giving exercises will be held az the High
school. beginning at lo.s5. The following
program has been arranged:
Selection. orchestra; singing. MY coun-
try, 'Tls OF Thee, school; reading OF Presi-
dents Proclamation, Rudolph slroup;
reading OF Governors Proclamation, Bes-
sic +. Day; singing. A Song OF Home,
school; Thanksgiving nay, G. Raymond
Nye; selection, orchestra: The Modern
Thanksgiving. Bessie Mofht Wallace II.
Coke. Isabelle NJ. Black. Frank r. Rey-
nolds: singing A Harvest Song. school;
A Thanksgiving Feast Neotil n carvln;
Thanksgiving Day at Grandma Shows
Jericho Bob. Julia NJ. 5aynard; selection,
orchestra.
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shippina Much AoIIy.

The demand ior holly and evergree a
has begun and the harvest from dow {
the State ls already being shipped ID
the northern cities. Nearly one thou E.
and mon women and children are no =
engaged IN picking the crop and the 2
spend the evenings Ia weaving inl ,
artistic designs for the city markets.
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Nsw soheduIe on P. and B.

A new schedule went into effect on
the p. and r. Railroad yesterday. The
train that now leaves the King street
station at 7.32 o'clock In the morning
leaves at 7.s0 o'clock, two minutes
earlier. The train that arrives here
at els o'clock IN the evening now ar
rives at 615 o'clock No other changes
WIN be made.
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Trains Leave Delaware Avenue station.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
DAILY iDaiiy except sunuay. Ssun.
Kew YORK ana the East, - %. g. 90
.94o, tlll9 fli.S5 a. m. 41.26 t380.
'e;lt; kqyal t3{yl, Limited, 80 .ii.oo p. m.
caD. 1910. f7.20 QocaD fS 90 +si
Ss.3t OocaD, $40. f10.51. Si05S 4if.l9
kilS5 a. M, tl2e. 1906 llocail. 1880
$3.50, CocaD. fi.5l Oocan. f517 Royal
Limited 1920 ClocaD. 1900 S7.05 0o-
cab, .L42 $3.50 OocaD. 'll00 p. m.
CHESTER $3.50 (locaD. tG.4O. s120 DO
cali, fS'oo, ISIS, 1884 OocaD. ta.40 S10.5S
llocaD, +lQ.5I (locaD, sil. .95 a. m. II %.
tss'9eSS Qocap $3.50 doeaD' tt.53 docap
SS.b2 OocaD. siiOO D. M
BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON .4.b5.
1880. 'l0.49 a. m. 'l.06. $3.50. s4.f7 1850.
|6.44 Royal Limited" q. 90. a9b4 d. m
BALTIMORE and way stations, 1900.
$50 a. M. 1915, S603 p. M
% NlEwARR " .t,,5s55o 49, 100 ts95 $50
sINGERLY. 400 IS 10, 70 os texpress)
q. m. il2.io. f3.l5. 1850 (exprcss). s6.03
LsANbENBuRG and way stations
f1O.i5 a. m 1900 Sl.95 p. M.
piTTSBURG. s10te "a. m S4i7, 1850
F6.4i ROYAL Limited, t9.5f y. m.
CHICAGO fl0.fa a. M. $3.50 p. m.
CINClNN.Arl sr LOUIS and louis
Del. Ave, sta. Delmarvla Tel. 2ts3. .
Market ST.; .. & A. Tel. i75s-A. Delmar
n. a. Miller, Travelling Passenger ACT
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REeIsTER's ORDER.
REGISTERS ORDER.

office of the Register OF Wills,
New Castle County, Del, NOV. p, 1906
Upon the application Of Laura NJ Wood
ward and Elizabeth X. Holland, eNecu-
tricos of James Dilworth. late OF Whining
ton hundred. In said county de-
ceased, II Is ordered and directed by the
Register OF Wills that the Executr ces
aforesaid give notice OF granting OF Let
ters Testamentary upon the estate Of
the deceased with the date OF granting
thereof. by causing advertisements 20 be
posted within forty days from the date
OF such Letters In six Of the most public
places of tho County OF New Castle re-
quiring all persons having demands
against the estate TO present the same,
or abide by an act OF assembly in such
case made aud provided and clso cause
the same to be inserted within the same
period in The Evening Journal n news
to be continued therein three weeks
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 E. BACH.
Register OF Wills.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters Tes-
tamentary We're in due form OF law
granted unto the undersigned, on the
Twenty-first day OF November, A. ID.
1906. and that all persons having claims
against the estate of the deceased must
present the same, duly attested. to the
said Executrices, on OF before the
Twenty-first day OF November. 1907 OF
abide the Act or Assembly in such case
made and provided.
LAURA NJ. WOODWARD.
ELIZABETH *. HOLLAND.
Executrices
Address: George l.. Townsend, Jr., ESQ,
Attorney-at-Law Wilmington, Delaware.
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self and husband at $1,000 a week, but.
she says, he informed her that he
could not accept It, as she was getting
too old, and that she should take
massage treatment in order to rid her
face Of its wrinkles. Decision was re-
served
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CAUSE TROUBLE
FOR PENNSY ROAD

The depredations Of a number Of
youths along the r., B. and w. Rau-
road north Of this city are causing the
railroad men much trouble and II they
continue there Is grave danger OF seri,
Gus accidents resulting.
Not only are the boys accused Of de-
stroylng railroad property. but Of re-
moving certain iron parts from cars
which win probably result In a break
down and perhaps a bad accident
Bolts, nuts, washers. brake rods.
coupling pins and similar ixings have
been removed in large quantities.
Every effort has been made TO capture
the thieves but without success.
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PIANOS.

FOR sALE--Piano (squara), carved
legs. ebony case, splendid condition, $S5
cash, OF payments; also handsome wilcox
cash. ToMKINsON 51s y. Fourth 81.
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Drr-AyvApr nI1rfefoN

DEL HlfANNAIN ININlHItlM.
For New Castle e55 GIG o. m. 305 2 3n
and $50 p. ~ w"ck-daya, 753 a. M and
40 D. m Sundav-
For Icwos 1rd Rohchoth SIG m ard
3.H D. M weekdays. TJS a. m. and i3l
p. M. SUNDAYS
For Dover Harr ngtrn ana nciw4r s1l.
1912 a. M. ~. G52 D. nn and ~ o0 nirh-
week-davs 7s3 q. M. $50 D. No.. ana 1890
nieht SnndavH.
For HARRINGTON ard wuv stations. SIS
a. m and n5 70 m wcei- Hayf
Express for Caro- Ch1~iae. old Point
Comfort ard Nc~sor iof2 o. m week.
davs and ~ 90 ri~.f rqilv.
FOR Att ANrrr rrTv a~a CAM NAV
C0nncrtin~ vil West pNilad lrhiq or
Broad stroct ~ M. f'eo ora and IS
p. M woc'--davs' Aie a. m. iei5 and Is
%. M gur1n.-q
eDini~~ Cer Accommodation Tra 'nT.
Tho Wilmfnrt-n Trqnrfe~ Conlranv VIII
call FOR and check baggage from hotels
and residences
For further information. applv 20 p TT
NcWilllams CITY Ticket AGENT 5a Nar-
Fct Sfraot or ~ Tho station. Tnlo~hrne
city Ticket office D. and a. 1880. OF
Delmnrv'a 1911
w. W. ATTrRBURY. J. r.. WOOD.
General Mlnnrcr pass'r. Traffic Myr
GrO w BOYD
Genoral Passenger Agent
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new JERSEY & WILMINGTON FEURl &C.
Steamer Ulrica.

Fan time table in effect october /. 1906.
Week days
leave Wiimlngton 500 a. M. and 400 p. m.
Leave Pennssrove 1000 "a. m and 500 D. NJ.
Saturdays.
Leave Wilmington 500 a. m. and 800, SO
ana 1880 D. M
Leave anrsgrove 1000 a. m. and 500 and
100 p. m.
Sundays.
Leave Wilmington . 30 n. ~ and 1.2o p. g..
Lew Pcrpsgrove 1870 a. m. and 500 y.
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WALL DECORATORS.

PAPER HANGING from $3.50 a room
up at L. ROSIN. l2S w. Second street
Work guaranteed.
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The Great Organ.

The organ in the Cathedral was con-
structed at the factory OF John Brown,
OF this city, and erected by mis- son c.
b. Brown, and is. with few executions,
an enlarged duplicate OF the insttu-
ment built by Mr.. Brown for the oathe-
dral in Savannah, Gaa Right Rev. Ben
jamin j. Kelley bishop. The savan-
nah organ is "tracSer pneumatic, and
this instrument has an extended con
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REMNANT STORE
Fine Wooden Dress Goods Remnants,
JOHN&F.. THOMAS,
COG King Street.
FARMS FOR SALE.

BtJY A FARM IN PENNSYLVANIA.
NEW JERSEY OR DELAWARE.
Best States for profitable farming. Soil
adapted to great variety of crops. Near
markets that pay best prices for your pro-
iucts Farm lands In these States my
speciaity, sold and bought. Write for par
ticulars. RAYMOND G. FRICK, 1102 r. E.
trust Bid, Philadelphia.
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NOTICE.

LOOK HEREi
win pay the largest cash price
for secondhand furniture,
stoves and clothing.
O'NEAL. 416 King and y T..
Fourth street.
Both phones.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

GOOD accommodations for six or eight
gentlemen. 81 vandsver avenue. s2s-tf
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LOsT-From carriage last Saturday
a hand bag containing pocket
book. money and papers. IN going from
1903 West Fourteenth street, along Four
teenth street 10 Rodney, 10 Pennsylvania
avenue. 70 Van Buren street, to Park
Place, to Jackson street to Tenth street
to West street; liberal reward TO finder
upon return 10 undersigned. Mrs. George
T. Brown. 1903 W. Fourteenth ST.. VIII
mington, Del n26-1t
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CIVIL ENGINEERS.

FRANCIS A. PRICE. civn engineer and
Surveyor. i009ik Market St.. both phones
opposite Court House s2s-eod
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BUSn LINE

FREIGHT tcc ned fo an points given
personal attention, ana forwnfdej
promptly az l1arst ratcs and by be-.
routes.
Boats leave both Wilniagton az j
fnilndflpha at $40 y. nv duly. sund'g
tNcrrtef
Through ratca ard tlls OF landing '.
siie1.
GEORGE vs.. nt-s8 a. spNs CO.
Pier y south Wharree ~ l,feirhfn
French strecs winrf. wi'mnE'o'.
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WANTED-Gentlemen for nicely furn-
iehed rooms with board, use OF gas and
phone. Apply No. 3 Sixth ave-. near Mary
land ave. s15-tf
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LOST. srRAYEp OR STOLEN.

LOST-Double-ba barrellcd breech-loading
gun, l.. c. Smith, No. 70 guage. at p B.
& w. depot, on Saturday night Reward
II returned TO II. GREEN, Si1 Brown ST.
n23-3t
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MORTGAGE BROKERS.

MONEY TO LOAN on desirable first
mortgages on city properties in amounts
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CARPET WEAVING.

BEST RAG CARPETS IN the United
States. wove well. look well, wear well.
All kinds woven to order. GEO. w. MAR
SHALL, 202iz Monroe st. o9-eod
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PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALES.
e~~~~~~--~-~oo~~o,-o~,- o~,--~~~0---~s,--~~~ys-e-
PUBLIC SALE.
Farmers Annual Picnic and Public Sale
SSsA
A<7ecuttreEntiaI

of show COWS on THANKSGIVING DAY,
at ONeal Bros. drove yard Mt. Cuba,
Del. One carload Of as fine cows as we
can select, mostly fresh and close SPRING
ers. A few neighborho0d backward spring.
ers. A few fine shoats. One hundred horse
blankets OF all kinds We viii spare no
means to make this day memorable to all
COW men, Turkey dinner from II 70 2
O'Clock. We expect this 10 be our last COW
sale of this season and will sell these
goods for the high dollar. Also two six
months old Prince Ashton Niles. Gun
ners, dogs and guns strictly prohibited.
A credit Of sixty days will be given with
interest added. Quantity and quality not
guaranteed and no stock taken back All
patrons invited to dinner. The leaders in
our line.
O'NEAL BROS.
Mt. Cuba, Del.
Price Dilworth, Auo
Ellis p. Hicks. Clerk n22-6t
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ARMY and NAVY FOOTBALL GAME.
Special Train via Pennsylvania Rail-
road.
Leave Wilmington, December 1, 1915
.. M. running through 10 Broad Street
Station. Philadelphia. and stopping at
West Philadelphia
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- ~ - ~

Atlantic Co'st iro. Express. i.0G a. m.
and 1925 p. m dRiiv
Southern Railway -rvr rcss an a. mn .
6.26 aud fl.1i o. NJ ialv
Scahoard ar Lnc p7'~nv. Express.
an a. no. ard aal p. r'. dailv
Norfolk and Western Ra lF7y. r q
Memphis and New Orleans. 6e6 %. M.
daiiv
Chosapeakc q o3io Rarvav -Fxpros-.
10 81 a. M. weekdays. rio and rs 10 q. NJ.
daily.
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Pennsylvania Railroad.
Philadelphia. eal'lmoro and Washing
ton Dlviaicn.

Schedule in effect November .5. 1876.
Trains leave WlLMlNGION as iolowri
For Chester and Philadelphia, 80, f.i5,
i6.lO, GO Iio. 120 f.i2, 100 lSul 500,
1900. $50, 1909. 1920, 40 CO. Ills 1l.S20 ll.ao
a. M. 1920. 1880. 1895. 25s. 1850. 4.s5. sos.
1880. 607, 1890, $40. III el3. 1900 and ~ 90
y. IA. week days. i.f3, ila. I1j, iS.l2. ~. q,
935 1902 il.i5 a. m. ~ 10. l3i, 800 2.5S.
800, 5.0h. $3.50. COZ G.5l. lalS. q.i3. 400 ard
ll.00 p. m. sundays.
For Phlladclph q only aa9, e.'5. 1925 a.
nl.. 1870, 500 see, c.lS an ana 500 D. ni
weekdays. 3.a9 "a. M, 6.2', 6lS, lu and E. o
p. M. Sundays.
For New York uhrou0h cxrr's0. 1fa
aaH l0.@. ll.ia q. m.. ffl2.29. ~ 81. fllo
5.22 f'f2, I.i1. fQ.2s p. IN. wcclS-d vs. i.it
$3.50 'li.N a. M. fl3l. pos. 5s4 fsG23. t7i1
and f923 p. IN, Srnd1yF
For Boston without change. 1000 a. w,
and 500 D. M. wock-days 500 D. M. Sun-
days
Baltimore and Wafh 'oH 1.03 AZ 3.
S02. aIO iQ5i. iii1 and itfs a. m 'f'7,
iii. niq ec5 2.a1 1852. 5t1. 1881 ff'i
roo fs1Sf ftS1a an 3d. ~, md -'fi
night. week-davs. inl iis 1i5 ea' III,
li.ts a. m.. 'i231 f.f1. Dos 3m. a67. sf
60S. '62i f'7m ISIS, fl9ol % m.. ard
li2iS night eurfavu
Baltimore ana 'rtn"m dn'r s'nt oae. o. u
"a. m. l2is. A.2i. sos o. m weekdays, a.'l
a. M. and 1858 p. m Sund1ys.
Evening journal., 1906-11-26

WANTED-Good wash woman, steady
work and good wages. Louis Kerr sSo T.
4th st.