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Evening journal., 1907-02-21
REPORT
BY TREASURER
States Total Assets are Over
Million. Liabilities Less
Than half That Sum
spsclal TO The Evening JournsI.

DOVER, Feb. 2l.-Nearly a half million
dollars has come into the treasury Of Del
aware during the past year, as was ascer-
tained to-day by the completed report Of
State Treasurer Thomas N. Rawlins,
which was passed upon by the Legislative
investigation committee Of auditors.
Treasurer RawIins' accounts, which are
found to be In superior condition, show
increases in practically all the revenues,
particularly the corporation and license
revenues.
The States total assets are si5J2, 500. IA.
Her liabilities are but ssO9. .1s5. She is. there
fore. a wealthy sovereign state, with a
property surplus Of s6s3 3S24l4.
The total OF all the various money re-
celved during the year is as follows:
Licenses and fees. s87ss.72 This item
includes the insurance department receipts
Of $S2s2s.sS.
State tax from railroads, s7s,sOo.
Interest on mortgages, $50.
Telegraph and telephone companies. 81
727.15.
Express companies. H.09016.
Banks and banking associations Cthe
FruHtgrowers' National Bank OF Smyrna
was the only bank to pay this tax. tn,
other banks Of the State owe the Stat,
about $4,000. s1s2s2
Collateral inheritance tax. $1.1i254
Distiliers OF vinous or spurious liquors
s.. 800.
United States Government appropria.
tions for agricultural education. $4,000.
Rent of Jump property" (formeriy
| governors residence), $3.50.
Appropriations refunded. $3.50.
Corporations-state tax. sl5,7l377
Corporations-annual franchise taxes
/ s105.11s.4S
Dividends from bank stock. 500
Guarantee railway deposits $500.
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MILK PRODUCERS
WANT LEGISLATION
Ask for Bill Calling for Liquid Meas
ures in Wholesale Transactions.
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special 70 The Evening Journal
DOVER, Feb. 2l.-The milk producers Of
Delaware have a delegation here consist
ing OF President Charles Megginson OF the
New Castle county association; J. At
wood Weidin. Of Brandywine; Robert
Baldwin and James Comfy Of Wilmington
hundred and c. p. Dickey. Of christiana
to argue before the Legislature for the
passage Of the bill calling for iiduoid
measure in wholesaling their milk, and
providing that the sealer Of weights and
measures shall stamp each with the num-
Der OF liquid quarts it holds when full.
The producers claim that selling It dry
weight as heretofore, the retailer gets
seventeen extra quarts daily In each 20
QUART can, and one retailer In Whining
ton who sells 500 quarts daily, is finger
fngn profits both going and coming.
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STEADY INCREASE
OF PROSPERITY
Constant Demand for lncOr-
pOratiOn Papers at SeCre-
tary. Of States Office
Special to The Evening Journal

Special to The Evening Journal
DOVER, Feb 2l.-The steady increase
In the prosperity Of the country as evil
denced In the constant procession OF new
industries and enterprises seeking incor-
poratlon and corporate rights from the
State OF Delaware is further Indicated by
the certain and gradual growth In the
States revenues from dts charter depart
ment.
The audit OF the accounts OF the state
Department shows that Secretary Of
State Joseph l.. Cahails Offices have re-
eeived over $1,000 more during his term
C. office OF two years than came in during
the year 1904.
This, therefore. with s1O31ls.4S received
from the State treasurer's collection OF
the States annual franchise tax collected
from the corporations chartered by tnc
State OF Delaware. makes this one item
probably the largest revenue received by
the State.
Secretary Cahall, On making his report
10 the General Assembly says;
During the year 1906 received from
corporation fees. s45.74S77, and from fees
for commissions OF officers. $Ssl
''The total receipts from corporation fees
for the year 1906 were derived from tbs
following sources:
New corporations, 55s, 10 December 81
1906 s2.735.5O; dlssolutlons. 80. $4,000; re
instatemcnts, g, N76502 renewals s
500; acts OF assembly, ]. so; consolidation
! !, $40; reduction of capital stock. "a, 81
$50: amendments, increase OF capital stool
%. ss45S25; foreign corporations s, $500
other certificates. IS, $50; total. N5,Tfs.T1
The total receipts from corporation fee
for 1904 were sSs2ls n; for the year 1866
were $50 $780, for the year 1906 si5,7is.7i
showing an increase Of 1905 over 1904 Of So,
2sl.ls: and Of 1906 over 1906. .sof is909.lI.
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wealthy Farmers a. Make ,, Offer.

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DOVER. Feb. 2i.-Two citizens and
wealthy farmers o. central Delaware.
Frank N. sePer and Charles W. Lord.
went before the Levy Court and offered, II
granted the right 20 20 upon the two
large and travel-obstruct'ng hills north
Of Risins Sun on the Slate road, ana cut
out the hills furnishing an the ovcrseers.
laborers and teams from their private
simply furnish the nscessary nAoaaamis-
M material
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Lealslators Entertain.d.

As the guests Of Senator David c.
Rose, members OF the state Senate
and officers Of that body spent the
evening at the Garrick Theatre. Dur
Ing the performance a number OF wit
ticisms were indulged in by the per-
formers at the expense OF the soloons
and the occasion was thoroughly en-
joyed by all.
Evening journal., 1907-02-21
SHOOTS HIMSELF
Crawford Smith, Of Cecil County, in
Critical Condition.

ELKTON. Feb. 21.-Hearing the re-
port Of two pistol shots upstairs. Mrs,
James Smith. ST., Immediately started
an investigation, resulting in the find
ing OF her son, Crawford Smith, aged
p, lying on the floor in semi-con-
scious condition. A revolver was found
lying nearby. An examination reveal
ed two wounds in his left side, just
below the heart. A physician was sum-
moned and the young man was later
revived. Asked why he had committed
the act he is alleged to have stated
that he was tired Of living"
For some years the young man, who
was very industrious, worked in his
fathers store, at Cecilton. Yesterday
morning he arose as usual and went
to the store, opened II and returned
for his breakfast. 1t was not quite
ready when he entered and a few min
utes later the pistol reports were heard.
It is reported that the young man was
in love with a young woman. and that
they recently had a dispute. His con-
dition is critical.
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PUBLIC SALES.

Feb. 2e-Irvin bali. MIN Greek hundred
stock and implements.
Feb. rs. A Mcdaniel Horse Sale, na
West FroaL at O'Clock.
Feb. 5-Reai estate. house. a. rooms,
stable. chicken house. X OF an
acre OF sfound At o'>lock. 40
Eismefe. bel.
Feb. 25--J. corbit Davidson. RED Il.u
hundred. stock and imp enfnt-.
FEB. Nm, r. s,lchards. Christ a. iui-
drcd. stock ana inapianen,s.
Feb. es--Harfy IIance. Se~ Carrie h NJ
dred stock and implenen s.
Feb. 2s--willis Blackburn. Kew CAs.la
hundred. STOCK ana impemcn.s.
Feb. zs-Frank v. Mhucmau. NIL e. EEK
hundred, stccli and farming NJ
piements.
Mar 1-Thomas r. Weid.n, Blue Ball.
stock and implements at / o'clock,
Mar. f-Dtl Lyman. Oak fim farm, neaf
Prices Corner farm stock ana
farm implcmenis.
Mar 5-Louls Potts. near Centrsvnle.
stock ana farm implements.
Mar. 1--Goorse Blackburu. New castla
hundred. stock and iinrlements. 10
o'clock.
Il.
DeL, stock and implements.
Mar. s-J. n. Mccolium. Christ'ana Hun
dred, near walnut Green School
House. stock and ifnplcmehts.
Mar. ii-MinArd r. Day. cArssisna hun
John G. johnston. near MtiforG
X-Roaas, Mm Greek hundred
Mar. 1i--CW. McNsnice. Atll creek nun
dred, stock AND implements.
dred. stocx and implements
Mar. i2--Personn property of the iats
Mar. &c. II. crlfhth. Bran5yTine hun
dred. ytock ana implements.
Mar. i2-Wlniana Dun. near New Port
Mar. i2-Personai Property az Samuel
Eastburn. deceased. NIL Greek Hc.
at n O'Clock a. m.
stock and farming Implements
4 Mar i4-John Tayior. Mu Greek hundred.
Mar l3-Edgar Vernon. sale Of personal
property. near oak Hii School
House. Christiana hundred.
farming implements and house,
hold goods
Mar lt-loavid trnnst. Christians hundred.
stock and implements. at u
O'Clock
Mar i5--IIerman Iange adjoning Shtlipet
Park. Stock and implements.
Mar. IS-Jamas Carpenter. Christians hun
dred. stock and Implements.
Mar i9-Tailey ann Hnrkef HrandyHino
Springs. sa.c ~ stock.
Mar. sD--Fr-n'tnre. 6is Lombard a.. It
c'cieck ,. N.
Mar. -1-Furriture. 0s west titA a. ~
- eolset q n
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UNDERGO CHANGE
Several Dover Pastors Leave Their
Charges For Other Fields.
Special to rhe evening journal.


DOVER, Feb. 2i.-Rev. S. p. Hiley,
pastor Of First Baptist Church, is another
Of Dovers pastors TO leave the State cap
ital before the advent Of spring. Thus the
leading church Of every denomination IN
Dover is undergoing a change, TO begin
the new years campaign among the un-
churched
Pastor Hiley has rendered his resigna-
ton to take effect on March 81, he having
decided TO accept the invitation TO become
pastor Of the large First Baptist Church
IN Hamilton. Ohio Mr.. Hiley is a young
man ana comes Of family Of ministers
and professional men who were born m
Wales. The board Of descons Of thii
church has been appointed a committee T.
secure his successor.
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Meeting With Opposition.
Special to 'rne Evenins 10urn5l

FREDERICA, Feb. IA number ~
cystermen Of Bowers Beach and vicin ty
have signed 4 petition for law permitting
them to 90 upon the natural oyster beds
Of this State with power windels and
steam dredges. This petition and move
menL while largely supported is meet
ing with strenuous opposition and evi-
dence ts being gathered from other oyster
States showing that these power winders
break up the natural rock ana administer
"a serious setback to the growth Of the
desirable oyster industry.
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undernritsrs ornanize.

fociation Of Life Underwriters held at
the Board q Trade rooms yesterday
Afternoon Aubrey Vandever was made
ienuoTarv ehairman and Thomas B..
Young temporary secretary. Members
Bf the association gave a dinner at the
tafe OF colonel A. L. Ainscow last
evening and permanent organization
will be effected at a meeting to be held
On Saturday.
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ndna 20 Entertain-

Members OF Oriental Lodge. knights
Of Pythias. win give an entertainment
tomorrow evening for the benefit Of
their members and the committee has
prepared an excellent program. The
committee which has the affair in
charge comprises Jonathan Dickerson,
NJ. b. Baggefy. John BATHS, Fred l..
Green and Frederick ]. Messick.
Evening journal., 1907-02-21
Hishop Coleman Al Annapolis

Bishop Coleman preached the sermon
before large congregation in 81.
Anne's Episcopal Church az Annapolis
last night in connection with the mid
week Isenten services. Bishop Cole
man has been going TO Annapolis for
the last fifteen years during the Lem
ten sea SON
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EAGLE WANTED TEDDY BEAR
Noble Bird swoOped Down From Usual
Dizzy Height and Scared Girl.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2t.-Charles r.
Cooks little daughter. Hazel. had a
darrowing experience yesterday with
a big bald eagle, which. soaring over
course and, with folded wings. made
a swift dive from a dizzy height. cvi-
dently with the purpose Of fastening
Its talons in the Teddy Bear In the lit
tile girls doll carriage.
Hazel screamed, and two OF three
persons who Witnessed the eagles de-
scent shouted warnings. Apparently
1ismayed by the voices, when on'y a
few feet away from the doll carriage
the eagle changed its course and dew
upward.
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NeD Auto Reoeived.

At the garage Of the Wilmington
Automobile Company a new Franklin
machine, 1907 model, was received yes
terday upon an order for a customer.
rns company has recently placed or
dars for several nne cara
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lnsr ANn EouNn.
FARMS FoR SALE.

FOR SALE 20 clese an estate. very
valuable farm Of go acres In Richmond
county, Virginia. VIII be sold 1T = sacri-
nee. Apply WILMINGTON TRUST CO.
q15 Market 81.
BUY A FARM IN PENNsYLvANTA,
NEW JERSEY OR DEf4AWA ARE,
Best States for profitable farming. Sod
adapted 10 great variety Of crops. Meas
markets that pay best prices for your pro.
ducts. Farm lands IN these States my
specially, sold and bought WI te fof par
ticulars. RAYMOND G. FRIcK. 1i0f n n,
Trust Bid. Philadelphia.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
REoIsTER's oRpER

tkEtic llt'n OltDER-
Ofhco Of the Register Of willis,
New Castle Co, Del. January =. 1857.
Upon che application of Emory G. Blake
iy, Admini4trttor of Robert Blakeiy.
late OF Christiana hundred, IN said c0un-
~. deceased. n IS ordered and directed
by tho Register of wills that the ADMIN
ietrator Aforesaid Rive notice q grhntnR
estate of the deceased. with the date Of
granting thereof by causing advertise
ments % Be posted within forty days from
the date Of sucn Letters ia elk ~ he
most public places OF tho county Of New
Castle, rcQuiring hll persons having de-
mands against the etiats to present the
same, or abide BY An act ~ assemhiy ir
such case made and provided; and also
cause the same TO be Inserted within the
same period n me Evening journal. q
Newspaper published 81 Wilmlncton Del.
ard 70 be Continued therein three weeks
Given under the hand and seal
Of clhcc on the Register OF Wills
aforesaid, ~ Wilmington. IN New
(sEAf) Castle county Aforesaid. the 6av
and vcar above written
FRANCIS NJ WALKER.
Register ~ Wills.
Notice is hereby given that Letters OF
Administration we're IN due form Of law
granted unto tAe undersigned. on the
Twenty-ninth day OF January A. p. 1907,
and that all persons having claims
against the estate nf TIE dcceared must
present the same, duly attested. to the
snid Administrator. on or before the
abide the Act OF Assembly in such case
EMORY q. BLAKELy.
Address Emory c. Blakeiy. Henry clay.
Del. fi.5t-e0d
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PsrsonaI PropsrtY SD.

Sheriff stafford has sold the per-
sonal property Of William c. Mccoy to
John W. Nccoy The price paid was
s25e
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PUBLIC SALE

or PERSONAL PROPERTY.
The subscriber going to quit farming,
will sell al public sale. on the George Yer
non farm, near Cen.revllle, where he now
resides on
TUESDAY. MARCH 5, at / o'clock sharp.
-Four head Of horses. II cows, some with
calves by their side, some close springers.
1 bull. Farming Implements Champion
binder, good as new. horserake moving
machine sweep power, fodder cutter
cornShollcr plows. harrows, cultivator,
roller. ] market wagon, carriage, buggy,
road cart. milk sled. cutter moving
tcythes, forks hoes, shOvels, rakes, corn
Knives. Babcocs milk tester milk cans, 2
butter tubs. harness OF all kinds.
Household GooCs--i No, Victor. Cook
cook steve. ] wood oval and heater.
pair bedsteads. chlffonier. good a. new
soltte. tables. cane SininE chairs.
chlida writing desk and chair. pictures
lanins Ingram ana rag carpet. window
shadcH. many otNrr articles not mem
ticned. Hay by tho ton; corn fodder by th,
bundle
All sums ~ so and lees cash. over that
amount a crcd't of 9 months will be given
BY purchaser giving bankablo note, with
an approved endorHer.
Price Dllworth. Auc.
Ellis Hicks. clerk. f2i-2S-26-2sni2-f
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS

Young couple would like
to rent three or four unfur-
nished rooms on second floor
with bath. Suitable for light
housekeeping. State what
rent is wanted. Must be on
West Side. L. G. A.,
Journal Ofiicc.
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ADS
WANTS, FOR SALE FOR P'NT. REAL ESTATE ETC.
HELP wANrEp-FEMALE.

WANTED-At once. girls 20 learn dress
making at 2ii West Eleventh st. fel-3t
WANTED-Woman for washing and
ironing by the month. Apply Children's
Homo. Riverview, Del. f2i-3t
WANTED-Whlte and colored cooks,
must have reference. also girls for general
housework Apply $50 Windsor st fis-st
Evening journal., 1907-02-21
BOATS AND LAUNCHES.

. LAKE ENGINE. CONE SEE 1T RUN.
or write for Information.
T. IT. LAKE,
Bouraa Bldg. Philadelphia Pa.
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MORTGAGE BROKERS.

-.-----'-,~r-----'- ----------,-.-- 49,.
MONEY 40 LOAN on desirable hrat
MORTGAGES on city properties ~ amounts
10 ruit. HAWKINs & co. Ti3 Narkct st
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HELP wANrEp-MALE.


WANTED-You man to work in
liquor store: between rs and n years Of
age. Address RS, Journal Oricc. f2o-2t
WANTED-Two or three good amateurs.
Apply in writing TO II. NJ. Starr. care
Grand Opera House. ja0-u
wANTED-Barher. Apply Immediately
II. r. Turner, Fourth and jefferson SITS.
flg-3t
ORGANIZERS and solicitors wanted for
frst-class fratcrnal insurance corporation.
liberal terms. salary and commission 10
start 20 man that can produce results. Ad-
dress y, Box 81. Wilmington. Del. f2l-St
WANrED-A white cook and waitio to
assist with washing, girls for house work.
child'e nurse, good wages. a man and wlio
FOR the country. German Intelligence or
fice, 500 Madison st. fii-u
wANTED-Good man to solicit business
for a reliable furniture house. Reference.
Address L. X, Evening Journal Onico.
fl5-tf
wANTED-For the Z. s. Marine Corps;
men between ages q and IS. An oppor-
tunlty 10 SEQ tho world. For fuil informa-
ton apply In person or by letter 10 u. 3.
Marine Corps Recruiting ornce. Post OF.
fice Building. wilmington Del. lso-sot
Evening journal., 1907-02-21

WANTED.-organizer OF "rwo-Cent
Club" in every community in Delaware,
male or female; easy; pleasant. Particu-
lars free. John T. Mullins Inc, wiiming-
ton. Del fi9-steod
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p1fpfIC sALn or HoRsrs.

TUHIlII 0NIlT NF IIVI'"I''l
Will bo sold at public sale az sup'cf
ara rtahie. Thirteenth and Scott streets
wilmington, on -
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY %, 1901,
b Al / O'clock sharp. rs head good work
or driving horses some are heavy draiterf.
A number Of general purpose horses and
some good drivers pair of very nne
mated draft horses weighing $500 pounds
each. blhck and roam. These horses nave
boon selected by myself with care ana
must be as represented
cndorser ,,....
X A fmkiu Auc. fi9-2i-22
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WANTED.

WANTED-To buy farm from 20 20 "a
acres. Address with all part culars. J. n
Evening Journal Office. fli-t
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PUBLIC SALES.

PUBLIC SALE Of furniture, az ioi shin
iev street. on Friday, February =, lsoi.
Bcds. bedding. dining room furnitute,
Kitchen furniture, new stove, brass
trimmed hedstoad and othcr afilgles'
- nj. L.----
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REAL ESTATE For GALE.

--.-.--.-,---.s-@>4-.,.--
FOR SALE Excellent business location
on Madison street. Apply to owner 6ol
washington street. fa0-im
FOR SALE-Rcstaurant dong good
business. WIN sell cheap. as proprietor
has TO leave city. Address Rl5. Evening
Journal Onlcc. fg0-tf
FOR SALE-Houso S. W. Cor. Ord and
Jacksoni s rooms and bath. Modern inl-
provcments. Terms reasonable. Apply IN
premises. f6-tf
FOR. SAIsE--A brickyard at Eddystnne
near Chester. Pa viii sell cheap. Apply
Fields and Co. Eleventh and C7ncoi q
ave, Chester. Pa. fi-6t
a.-a-----a-s-.
FOR sALf-The following very deslr-
able property. Store and dwelling ~ ~.
Cor. Maple and jackson streets, conthin-
ing seven rooms. Security Trust and SAFE
Deposit Company. fil-ood-tf
FOR SALE CHEAP-Stock and hVturr
OF grocery store including horse nnd
wagon and GOOD viii Of store. FOR a..
ticulars apply 20 r. G. Bradford. Jr. 5Ul
Market st.. Wilmington, or Emory BlRe-
~. Henry Clay. Del. fslaf
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wANTED-Bcard in private family BY
young man. Address j., Journal Office.
f20-st
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FoR sALE.

FOR SAnE-- Private sale 81 housrhoid
a. SOS Washington street Gail
In the evenings f1.tf
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Wall DECORATORS.

PAPER HANGING from $3.50 a room
up al L. RosfN. AZ w. Second street
work guaranteed.
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nTTpTTff gATm

The subscrbcr about 70 ruiinqulsh farm
ing, will sell a. his residence. on the Wal
tera farm. near Grccnvulos Cnrlaudna
N'"SsSlf TIl fspAy. FEBRUARY "a. 1901.
At o'clock sharp. head nf horses. No
1. Rook s years old weighs 1900 lbs. ven
broken single or double. Ne. 2. Lady, bay
mare 10 years old, viii do any timing any
Besa. brown mare. i2 years old. weighs 100
his 5 mad good cows, some fresh and
,cthert close sprinGcre One of those cows
Is Registered Hoistoin with bull calf nv
Ter alde entitled 90 register; , hcitcrs, II
shoas. 2 brood sows, VIII farrow March
h: 100 chickens and z Pekin ducks. Farm-
lnk SIN uiemonts Of all kinds, sets wagon
harnossI carriage harness. collars and
brides, hay ~ the ton, corn by the ouahel,
A acres 81 wheat IN the ground; potntocs
~ The bushei Household goods. Terms
q mentna credit will be given. per cent
on Tor c3sh on all credit sums -,
siidham and Son. Auct.
/ Ellis r. Hicks. clerk fie-2i-,5-25
PUBLIC SALE or HORSES AND
I MUt-EH.--rhe subscriber viii sell az pub
lie sale at his stables, ti9 West Front
FEBRUARY O. 1907, at l o'clock p. M.
30 head OF Northwest Missouri and Ne
braaka horses. Five pairs OF good mules.
Several good secondhand horses and
mules suitable for farm work and two
Spa ntsh Jacks; Just a little better than
any other Jacks IN this part OF the coun-
/ Try. Tire horses are an good, broke and
: ready 10 20 10 work; young, sound and
with nom 1000 to 1870 pounrs. Anyone
Wanting 10 get a good horse should Mt
tend this sale as I have tho goods and
must sell them 70 mako room for more
Every horse no be aa represented or
mouey refunded. ] am In the business 70
please Tho people. and all ask if "a
small nroht Come and bring your friends
and YOU will see tho greatest horse snow
I ever eNhihlted here.
8. A. MCDANIEL.
etidhsoa 4 Sons. Auctioneors fpO-st
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NOTTCE-Nettie NJ. Dunning In no
longer in my employe as housekecper. j
will not pay any bills contracted by her.
flq-3t W. N. SMITH.
DO THEY AcHE7 w. II. JACOB
chlropodist corns removed wlthou; pain.
3 cents. l0i West Seventh street
j26-n
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WANTED-Three or four unfurnlshed
rooms for housekeeping with private fam
ing Academy. Fifth and French streets
f20-3t
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WANTED-Oid geese and duck feather
beds. double other buyers. cash prices.
Address G.. r, Dickinson, general delivery,
wilmington, Del. fZi-6t
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norIcEa

FOR SALH-Furnituro OF 5-room Got
Rooms All rented. Address NJ, EyeAnE
Journal Office. f2ori
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CIVIL ENGINEERS.

FRANCIS A. PRICE. clyn engfnser and
surveyor. 1o0pit Market ST.. both phDnea.
opposite Court House s4-eod
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WANTED-Board and room, man. wife
and child 4 years OF age. Must BE- within
Is minutes from Fourth and Market
streets; state price. etc. Address Board,
Evening Journal. f20-tf
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WANTED-Nouug man 10 work in
liquor store; between IS and n years OF
age. Address RS. journal Ofticc. f20-2t
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FOR SALE-Light platform gear de-
livery wagon, was built TO order. VIII sell
cheap. Apply Watson's RivervieW Wagon
Works 30th and Market SITS. fi9-ot