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, 1907-05-07
Beware Of ointments for catarrh That
Contains Mercury

as mercuryw will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on pre-
scriptions from reputable physicians,
as the damage they will do is ten fold
to the good you al possibly derive
from them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manu-
featured by F. J.. Cheney & Co, Toledo,
O., contains no mercury, and is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the sys-
tenn. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be
sure you get the genuine. 1t is taken
internally and made In Toledo, Ohio,
by F. J.. Cheney & Co. Testimonials
free.
Sold by druggists. Price, 75c per
bottle.
! Take Halls Family Pills for consti'
patton.
, 1907-05-07
Advertised Letter List.

Following is a list Of the letters re
naming uncalled for in the postoflc'
at Laramie, Wyo.. for the week endinl
May 9Th, 1907. Parties calling fol
letters in this list will please say lad
vertised:"
Cain, Mrs. P. J.. Chadwick, C. B.
Cameron, James Francis, VIM. c.
Fosnoss, Miss l.. Graham, W.
Henson, Clara Kirby, VIM.
Madden, W. e. Peterson, Hans G.
Roger, C. C. Staple, Theodore
Stenhotty, Lydia M.
Slender, VIM. Storro, W. H.
Stotts, Leroy Vanpelt, Lewis
Wallace, John W.
=. T. BELTz, P. n.
, 1907-05-07
ROUTINE BUSINESS BY
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

The executive committee of the
board of trustees of the University of
Wyoming held its regular monthly
meeting last afternoon, at the office
of the secretary, DR.. Hebard, at the
university, and disposed of the routine
of the month. The committee was in
session when The Republican went to
press.
, 1907-05-07
CATTLE
SAFELY TO RANCH.

Miss Helen Ryan was at her place
at the Gem City Grocery company's
store today, having spent the day yes
terday in getting young calves back
to the ranch from the Carroll ranch,
where the cattle had been taken for
dipping.
, 1907-05-07
BACK AT
Otto Sander Returns to Valley from
Nevada Gold Fields.
SnecIal tn The Rennhlicnn

Special to The Republican.
Centennial, Wyo., May 6.-Otto San
der, who left this place for Nevada
gold fields last fall, has returned to
make this his permanent home. Mr..
Sander had the misfortune of losing
n Of his eyes in a mine explosion
while in Goldheld.
, 1907-05-07
To Make Your Own LinoIeum,

old carpet. Rag carpet Is the best.
Spread thickly over this a thick paste
of flour and water. When dry, add
another thick layer. Then paint It
some dark color. This al be scrub
bed and will wear Q lifetime.
, 1907-05-07
Subordination.

What is her idea of a good hus.
band?" asked the woman who was
making tides.
Her idea Of a good husband" an.
swered the one who was embroider.
ing, lis a man who can't afford to
smoke cigars or go to the races be.
cause his wife plays bridge whist"
, 1907-05-07
BAPTIST AID TO MEET
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.

The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
fist church will meet at the home of
Mrs. w. H. Frazee on Wednesday aft
ernoon at 2 o'clock.
, 1907-05-07

Brought Out Good In Others.
All the good l have ever done has
been by calling on every nature for its
highest.-Margaret Fuller Ossoli.
, 1907-05-07
Different.

Every rule won't work both ways.
The man who frequently comes home
late for supper kicks hardest when he
comes early and finds supper late.
, 1907-05-07
Probably.

Ten years 6 he used to stick to
was due to the fact that he was
younger then"
Somewhat; but due more to the
fact that she was younger them
Houston Post.
, 1907-05-07
Soldier Hard to XIII.

Samuel Evans, a British soldier,
died at Plymouth in 1909. having lived
for 16 days after being shot through
the heart.
, 1907-05-07
Patronizina the Home Market.

A Muscotah man refused to sub
scribe to the local lecture course on
the ground that he was married and
had one of his own.-Kansas City
Journal.
, 1907-05-07
Misfortune.

Growing Misfortune.
There is no greater misfortune than
not to be able to bear misfortune
Latin.
, 1907-05-07
WEST SIDE CHURCH

WILL MEET TONIGHT.
The church council of the West Side
church will meet tonight at 8 o'clock
at the parsonage.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
UNDERWRITERS
REPORT IGNORED
Water Beard Amused By
Statements Contained in
the Lengthy Paper
AN EXAGGERATED AFFAIR

Tho report Of tho National Underwriters
Association, which has caused such COM
motion among the hremcn and etheis
since its publication, was ignored by the
members OF tho Water Commission at
their regular weekly meeting yesterday
afternoon. The report embodied number
OF suggestions FOR the Water Department
TO follow and tho members came 10 the
conclusion not to take any notice Of them.
and in fact the repout seemed TO amuso
the commissioners.
Chief Engineer Lcisen OF the water De-
partment expressed his opinNn in plain
terms. He Thought the report was an ex-
aggerated airair, and did not believe tho
most OF Iuhe. things that a. contained.
AS FAR as the Water Department is con-
cerned. no attention VIII be paid TO the ro-
port The engineers who were hero %
the instance OF the underwriters" said
Mr. Loiscn, had TO say something for the
money they were paid" .u
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
SERVICES At OLD SWEDFS
Program Arranged to Be Carried ou'
Through Lsnt.s ssr

Lenten program OF services AZ Old
swedes Church Rev. Henry olmstead,
vicar. have been arranged as follows;
Ash wednesday. February ls, IAtany
Holy Communion and sermon, 1880 a. m !
evening prayer and sermon, p. M; We'd
nesdays in Lent, evening prayer and ad-
dress. s p. m. Fridays in Lent childfen's
service. 4.so D. M; choral lftany and SER
mon. s d. M: Thursday before Easter,
March 2s Holy Communion, 1850 a, m;
Good Friday. March %; three hours ser
vice p to p. M; chiIdren,s service, 40
D. m, evening service and sermon 5S) p.
m. The following eiergymen will ofhciate
during the week night service:
Ash wednesday. February 1s The Rev.
X. j. Hammond, rector Of Emmanuel
Church, Wilmington.
Friday, February Is, The Rev. ]. r.
Peckham, rector Of Calvary Church, VIII
mington.
Friday February %, The Rev. #. NJ
Kirkus. rector Of Trinity Parish, VIII
mlngton.
friday. March /. The Rev. W. y Bea-
ven. rector Of All-saints. Longwood, Nd.
Friday. March s, The Rev. Herman
shaffer, rector OF ST. James. Newport,
Delaware.
Wednesday, March IS. The Rev. G. v
Gilreath, rector Of Smyrna, Del.
Friday. March Is. The Rev II. B.
Phelps, rector of Newark, Del.
Friday, March %, The Rev. George c.
Hal. D. D., rector Of st. Johns Whining
ton, Delaware.
Confirmation; The Bishop Of the diocese
will visit the Church on the evening of
Easter Day at 73O o'clock
Confirmation classes; Adults on Tues
day in vicsrsge. s p. m. Children on
Wednesday in parish house, p. m.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
PLAY GROUND FOR
THE EAST SIDE
Park Board Provides Outing
Place For Children in
That Section

Realizing chat a public play ground for
the children OF the east side OF the city is
great necessity. the members OF the
Board of Park Commissioners have not
given up their idea OF having one estab-
lished in that section OF Wilmington. For
several years thcy have been endeavorng
to secure ground that would bc suitable
to the establishment Of such a place but
thus far have been unable to obtain the
site. At the. meeting OF the board yester-
day afternoon President William r. BAN
croft presented a communication for the
consideration Of the members and II Il
meets with their approval Il is more than
probable some action viii be taken to
wards securing the ground in question.
city Council may be asked 70 appropriate
the necessary money from tho special
fund for the purchase OF park land and
negotiations will be started az once for
the property. The matter Will be discussed
and acted on at the next meeting Of the
board,
Mr.. Bancrofts Communication was as
follows:
To members Of the Board Of Park Com
cissiuners:
The need Of small park in tho part Of
the city bounded say by Market street
Seventh street. and the p, 3. and w r.
r. isvery great.
Several years since lot OF ground ad
joining the public school at the south.
west corner OF Fifth and Pine streets wa,
proposed. We did not look on the sug
gestion favorabiy because the lot Is 81
verv small
have looked around IN the neighbor.
hood and have not seen anything that ap.
pears moro available.
incline 20 the opinion that n with
that lot the ground between it and Flfir
street. west Of the school house lot and
the iot at the northwesteriy corner OF
Fourth and Pine streets, 100 feet on Pine
street and 60 or 50 feet on Fourth street.
could be acauired at reasonable rates Il
would be well to do so.
This appears 70 be favorable time "a
obtain tho lot in the middle Of the square
and the % feet by 100 at the corner oi
Fourth and Pine streets; and the city has
available funds sufficient 70 acquire those
lots without preventing it from noylnr
for other ground which IL should. 7 think
acquire as soon as practicable. Perhaps
the other lots mentioned on Fifth ans
Fourth streets, can in the future. b. &C.
ouired at reasonable prices; and probabl,
II they cannot be 80 acquired what Is or
fered now viii along with The schoo
house lot be worth having. suppose thai
the lot could be looked after and tai<er
care Of by the school janitor at little ex.
pense
william p. Bancroft.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALE.

7 TITlTT- NNTITT17
Having sold my farm i will soil al pub
lie sale .on tho promises on the road lead
inE from Stanton m Newark. one mile
from the former, Friday, HehriaFV "a, 1eoi.
at o clock n. nj. Two good work horsca.
5 cows some fresh. others close spring
ers, one bull. FIVE shoats, one brood SOW,
rs pair chickens ono perfection arcaA on. 20
and 40-uuart m1k cans. ono farm wagon.
horse rake binder potato and other
plowa one land roller. harroue. ciiitivat-
ors harness and other articles MOI Ipen-
4ioned. Credit of Hix moRthe viii be given.
fsleod.et
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
PUBLIC sALEs.

~
Feb. if-H. c. Cannon. near Glasgow.
stock end Implements.
Feb. i7-H G. Cannon. near Glasgow.
stock and farming implements
Feb. ls-Robert Armstrong. White ChN
Creek hundred stock and IMPLIED
ments.
Feb. 2i-Goorse Whitfield, New Casud
hundred stock and farm tn,p,e-
ments.
Feb. 21-William p. Wollaston. NfiiI
Creek hundred. stock aad fsrm-
ing implements
Feb. 22-Irvln Bali MN Creek hund Cd,
stock and Implements
Feb. .5--J. Corbit Dotidscn. Hed Ii-u
hundred, stock and irp sntnts.
Feb. es-N. T. Richards Christ ara h,in-
dred. stock and Implements
Feb ee-Harry Hancc New Castle ne
dred, stock ana implements
Feb. 2s-wiilis Blackburn. New castla
hundred. stock and implements
Feb. 2s-Frank V. whitcmsn, Mnl .Creeu
hundred. stock and farnninE irns
plements. - .s, o..
Mar. i-Del Lyman. Oak Hin farm, nsaa
Prices Corner, farm stock ana
farm Implements.
NAaAs o-i-'tc Epti-s near OeutNIFlll0a
stock and farm implements.
Mar. r-George Blackburn. New casga
j hundred stack ara Iruplsnents, "a
o.eioek. ~
mar. T--otley Verrcn and son, Mt -csabe=
Dell stock and implements.
MAT. 1f-MniArd " Day chAsHana hun-
dred, stock and lniplenaents
Mar ls+.Pers6nas prepefiy ~ the laha
John c. Johhstohs ,nesr 1Etloopa
t'fr * Roads MN Creek hundred
mar. new kfcf0an1ee ,aiilf 4 eek huz-
~ idred stock ana ihfpiehfents.
Mar l2-c, IT, Grimm sfandywine huas
dred, stock ard implements.
Mar 1s-wnllaln Dun near New. Rort,
4 stock and. FARMING inlpiefnsnts
Mar. f4-Jchn Taylor. Mn creek hundred,
farming nipismepts and house.
holai gods ,t5is < s.,lt
Mar. 4SpaSid Urfat. s. ssls1a 9ssndreA.
- stock and ilnR nsno4 At =
9. o'clock. -..-,s .sit sA.ssf -
Mar. iSrlanaes. oagpeRlera Spyisilsna hum
-,dred. stock ana 81Rlemepts-
Mar, az gallsy sR1 ReWlers Braedy"ins
sss1 sprluHs sasegocsstsek
b. 2 -'if.t- 2, --N
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
PLAYSANDPLAYERS

II I we're king-Ah, love if'I were king.
What tributary nations would I bring
To stoop before your sceptre, and to swear
Allegiance to your lips and eyes and hair.
BeneaHh your feet what treasures 1 wou'd
fling,
The stars would be your pearls upon "a
string,
The world a ruby for your finger ring
And you should have the sun and moon
to wear
II I we're kingi
The above is but one Of many exquisite
and rnatchless Hnes-of poetic beauty in
the rouantic play II I Were King which
WI shortly be seen in this city with Les
ter Lonefsan in the role Of Francis Vnlon.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
PREPARING FOR BIG FAIR

Merchants and manufacturers OF Will
mington are preparing 10 make the in
dustrial fair TO be held IN Brandywine
Springs Park in May and June. a big suc-
cess and judging from indications il will
be one Of the largest affairs 81 the kind
ever held in this Vicinity.
Already arrangements for the erection
or about IS booths have been made. IS Of
which have been engaged. The Peoples
Railway Company VIII shortly begin the
work Of erecting a building looxlooo feet to
be used for exhibition eazAA
Evening journal., 1907-02-12

its truthful transcription Of nature which
has. compassed this comedy with such
great success. 1t comes to the Grand
opera House tonight.
The. new Owen Davis play, How Bax-
ter Butted In." win be the production OF
the Vance and Sullivan Company at the
ryceum on Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day. This play tells an impressive and
natural story Of life in rural Vermont de-
failing the adventures OF Billy Baxter, a
travelling salesman. who butts in" at an
opportune moment 10 check the plot of a
pair OF country sharpers. The unusual fea-
tlre of this play is the deftly constructed
blend of melodrama and domestic comedy.
@oueen of the White Slaves" is under
lined for appearance at the Lyceum on
February Is. - ana 20. This Is said 10 be
the biggest melodranIatic production ever
made. and Is under the direction Of q. III.
wods. past master in meiodrannatic IN
vestiture. ~
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
REAt Esrnrs FoR sALE.

FOR SALH-liouge s. W. Cor 2rd and
jackson, rooms and bath. Modern im-
nroNcwcnts. Terms reaaonahle. Apply On
premises. f6-tf
FOR aALH CHEAP stock and hNtures
OF grocery store including horse and
wagon and good will of store. For par
tioulars apply 20 u G. Bradford. Jr., i0ii
Market ST wilmington. or Emory Blake
iy. Henry Clay noi. f7-tf
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
FARMS Foa SALE.

my A FARM in PENNsYIvANIA,
NEW JERSEY OR DELAWARE.
Best States Tor profitable farming. Soil
adapted 20 great variety Ok crops. Near
markets that pay best prices Tor your pro-
ducts. Farm lands In these States my
Speciality. sold and bought Write fo' par
ticulars RAYMOND q. EFICK, 1i02 n. p.
Trust Bid, philadelnhla-
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
colored Man Iniured.

Samuel RSding. colored employe OF
the Labdell Car Works. WAS Injured this
morning willie az work, and was re-
moved TO his home. Ne 2 Taylor avenue
in the ambulance.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
Ini,,r.a :, p,,lIr,.r shon.

Dennis J. Doyle. OF No i1Io Poplar
street. was severely injured on the hand
while at work at the Pullman Car Co
last saturday. and is being treated al
Delaware Hospital.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
ROOMS FoR REM.

FOR RENT--Dcslrabie furnished rooms
iio2 West Fourth g. fe-St
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for gen-
tlemen. eoi King street iis'imeod
GrRARD-So5 SOl and 500 Race st., Phila-
delphla Rooms. %, Is. 5oc Gentlemen only
FURNISHED ROOMS - housekeeping
5l8 King street. o-lm
Rooms FOR RENr-Furnished mod
orn convcnicnces. 5O7 West Fifth street.
gO-im
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
e .lnhn,s Rentnr Is ILL

Owoing to the sudden illness OF
Archdeacon George G.. Hall, the pulpit
OF st. Johns P. r. Church was iiled
at both services yesterday by the Rev
F. A. Hsisley, former rscter Of Cal
vary Church.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
Friends School,
Fourth and West Streets.
III. Wilmington, Del.

A frst-clsss day school. with courses
OF study fitting. for either college or
business. Sixteen experienced teachers.
Excellent equipment. Thorough in
struction. Terms moderate by reason
Of endowment. Pupils enrolled at any
time. High School. Grammar School.
Primary and Kindergarten Depart
nients. transportation provided for
pupils OF the lower grades. For illus
trated- catalogue, address
HERScHEL A. NORRIS. B.
A. N. PrIn.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
lesJAl ryTlors
-nIsrrn.s nnnrn

hEiil SIEh.c ORDER.
N Z t0Hirc cf tjiq Bcgiater of Wills,
p NeW Castle Co. Del -Jantary 2al 4s17
unon uhe applcaton' ~ Emory G.. Blake
iy. Administrator of Robert Blaksly.
late OF Christiana hundred, in said coun-
~, deceased. IL Is ordered and directed
by the Reeisier of Wills that the Admin
lstrator aforesaid give notice Of FrahthssS
estate % the deceased. with the date ~
granting thereof. by causing advertiae-
monts 70 be posted within forty days from
the date or autn Letters IN six n tho
most public places Of the county OF Nov
Castle recurring al rerions having de-
mands uR5inst tho estate 70 present the
same. or abide by 90 art Of afsfmbly IN
such casa made and provided aud Also
cause tho same to be inserted within tho
Same period IN The Evening Journal q
ard 10 be continued ehereln three wtei<B
Given undtr the hande and seal
Of office 90 the Register OF Wills
aforesaid. at Wilminetpn n. New
| (sEAI) Castle cornty aforesaid, ffe cav
and YEAR above written,
,.s FRANCIS NJ. NAI,kER.
+. -. REGISTER of wills.
/ Notice it hereby given that Letters soe
Administration were IA due form ~ law
granted unto the undersigned on tho
and mat AL persors having 1ialn6
/ against the estate Of the deceased must
present the same. duly .attestod. 70 the
Z said Administrator. on or before tba
/ Twenty day of January. 1908 Tcr
abide tue Act q Asscmbiyein suchf ease
EMORY C. BLABELY.
Administrator.
Address Emory G. Blakeiy. Henry cias,
Del. fi,9t-eof
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
BOATS ANp LAUNCHES.


LAKE ENGINE COME SEE RI RUN.
OF write for Information.
Il n. LAKE
Bourae Blde.. Phlladelphia. IA.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12

WANTED Large first-clasH house OF
twenty-five years standing manufacturing
staple line or Foods IN constant daily use,
wants good man 10 manage branch whole
sale business. Salary $3.50 per year and all
expenses payable monthly, Also extra
commissions which should amount TO more
than the salary. Applicant must furnish
good references and $1,000 caslr which "a
satisfactorily secured. Address. President,
6i3 South 9th ST.. ST. Louis. Mo. f2-3
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
HE wANTEp-MALE.

WANTBD-Two or three good amateurs
Apply IN writing to ii. NJ. Starr, care
Grand opera House. ia0-tf
wANrEr-Barlier Anply Immediately
IT, r.. Turner. Fourth and Jefferson SITS.
fi2-3t
WANTED-For the y. $. Marine Corps;
men between ages q and IS. An oppor-
tunity 70 seo the world For full informa-
tlon apply in person or BY letter TO IT, S.
Marine Corps Recruiting orncc, Post OF.
iice Building, wilmington, Del jaO-sot
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
LIT BROTHERS

the vagabond-poet and hero. The play has
the distinction of being acclaimed the best
romantic drama since the era ef william
Shakespeare. and deseryedly so, for. It is
consistent, thrilling. poetic and vlrile. The
piece comes to the Grand Opera House.
Saturday afternoon and evening next,
February 1s 9~.ftl y Err-- o.
-.sF
Crowded houses has been the rule wher-
ever Maclyn Arbuckle in George AIDES
Quaint comedy. '1rfe-seounty Chairman
has been presented. The anticipation
aroused by the tremendous success achiev-
cd by "The County Chairman" IN New
York, Chicago, Boston and Philadelphia
has not been a disappointment, and lovers
Of comedy have found an abundance OF
entertainment in the drolleries Of the var
ious personages which carry on the story
Of the play. There is hardly person who
attends the fheatre but what has met with
Just such people in actual life and It Is in
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
pIrnTIc, sALr

At Klair and Holingsworth's Bazaar.
on SATURDAY. FEB. Is. 1901 AZ 1870
sharp. OF Horses. Wagons and Harness.
IS head OF horses Of all kinds. One car-
load bought by sam g Caldwell, OF Galfna.
Nd. These horscs were Belected from the
farmers with great care and are sent here
TO be sold FOR the high dollar Anyone
having goods TO sell can enter for this
sale. Also one pair good sound mules.
lSLAIR AND HOLL1NGSWORTB.
ao1 West Eighth st., Wilmington. Del.
fig-st
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
SATURDAYS At 8 P. N.

."YARD.wIpE WHITE PsAU or
cYGNE
All pure silk, In a soft bright uual-
ity. Excellent width for most any pur-
pose. Regularly Sl.75--price CT az
per yard. d....-............... VAeCC
HIcH-oRApE NOVELTY SILKS
These handsome silks come IN self
color designs. with different color ena-
broidered dots. Decidedly new, and ex-
troneiy smart. Regular S1.75 CT az
quality--price, per yard. .. y sOO
FINE BLACK PEAU DE SOLE
Soft mellow finish, double-face, and
can be used on either side. A very
special grade. Regularly $500 CT IN
price, per yard............V v sOO
"YARD.wiDE" PoNGEE SILKS
The natural pOngse color. Coarue
weave, with bright finish. ReEu.
larly $2.00-price now, per CT R0
| yard. ...t- -................... y
IMPORTED SATIN MAJEsTIoUE
.SS inches wide. An exceedingly hand
come silk fabric in white and all the
leading colorB. Regularly CT QG
] S250--price, per yard ....... y sOO
Evening journal., 1907-02-12


PUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROP
ERrY. THE subscriber, being compelled
70 quit farming on account Of failing
health, will sell az public ealo on the farm
IN Miil Greek hundred, on tho Lime stone
Road, one mile north of MilltOwn, on
Thursday. February IA, 1907, at ] O'Clock
b. M, the relieving personal property
Five head ~ good working or driving
horses one OF these is "a marc nine years
old. due 20 foal In MAY. Two two-year-eid
colts. These arc good stock and worthy
the attention OF farmers.
Thirteen hend OF COED dairy COWS. a
number OF ihcsc will have calves BY thor
sides others close sprinEcrs. ono bull,
two years old. About one hundred chick
ems. A lot Of thoroughbred Barred Rock
ROSTERS, four gulneas.
Farming IniplrmUutH-McCo Cormick bind
er two mowers. Buckeye and Champion
plank roller two farm wagons. one ~ lt
hay fiat. two two-horse market wagons
tongues and yokes, two buEgies one mix
WAGON. thirty n extension ladder, nay
fork. rope and pulicys complete. corn shell
ier grain fan, bag truck. half bu and half
peck measures. bushel basket, lot OF grain
and other bags farmers Favorlte grain
drill, Syracuse eide h'll plow, two Ward
q No. . plows. two or"- horse ploWs, f0uf
Iron Age cuitivatnrs. Daisy two-horso cui-
tlvator. tvoarow ctfn uiarker, disc corn
] marker. spring tooth h rrow. smoothing
| harrow. spike harrow N eth, hay ted.
de- horgc rake. nov & m sin one and
I
triple trees mock ynkce. ufiar and moving
lHcythos, forks hoes. shovels raAes. dung
drag, Corn Knives, maui and wedges, loi
Of new tar rope, los. NTH, COW and trace
/ chains. potato duater, %. 80 and 20 quart
milk cans. Perfection acreator. buckets
and strainers new lawn mower. 20 egg
I incubator, lot Of corn by the bushei. %.
/ tatoes Crose seedling), hrst and second
I sizes by the bushel
! Harncgs--rwo sffe long trace hrccch har.
ness. four sets stage harness. two sets
/ pow harness. one set milk wagon harness.
one set light driving harness, three pafr.
OF double lines. fvc work collars. brides
and haitcrs. stable blenkets.
Household Goods-Bureaus. bedsteads
bedding, r. extension table. Morris .cqaif
rocking and other chairs old fashioned
desk with secret compartments two col
stoves, new Monarch Bevcr range burn.
either wood or coal Numerous article.
not mentioned All Of these Implement.
and goods have heeh well taken caro- al
and VIII positively be sold.
I TERMS-On all sums Of so and over 4
| credit Of SIX months viii be given BY puf
chaser giving note with spproted seclfity
| All sums under $50 cash y .-atl
WILLIAM X. EAsTEURN.
PRICE. pILWoRrH. Auctioneers "a 4 (.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
WANTED.

WANTEDlro rent a furnished house
OF apartment IN or near Wilmington from
March c5. for 2 months. n. II. Baldwin,
1900 Rodney st. fo-it
Evening journal., 1907-02-12

Losr-A- collie bitch. white and sable.
Five months old. Register No. l1oe Re-
ward Il returned to go West street
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Evening journal., 1907-02-12
HELp wANrEp-FEMALE.

WANTED-A competent laundress by
the month. Apply at the Childron's River.
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