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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03
SOUTHERN BANKERS SENTENCED.

foft Smith. Ark. July Judge Rogers to-day
sssed sentence upon the following officers OF the
-.ui4ct Southern Bank and Trust Company who
eie recently convicted by jury OF using the
-ass 70 6efraud: &. @. Waller president If Texas.
- r. y. Lemon. OF PttsburS vice president, 10
~ ine ~ g. 800 each and 10 be imprisoned in
r. fenif@ntiary for thirty-four months; Edward
aunt cashier. and J. NJ Langston 1r., a director,
~ Pay fines II 800 and $500 respectively
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03
LAckAwANNA FERRYBoATs IN CRASH.

The feryboats Scranton and Scandinavia, Of
the LackaWanna Line, met in the Hudson River
Yesterday while crossing each others paths and
bumped No one was hurt The Scranton left
BARCLAY street at GLE o'clock loaded to its ca
pacity with commuters bound home. The Scan
dinavia left Hoboken seven minutes later with
only few passengers A misunderstanding Of
signals resulted in the Scranton crashing into
the other boat There was no panic on either
boat. and only few hull plates the Scandi-
navia were bent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03
rnE MARAsH RAuRoAD CoMPANY-

No. I95 Broadway Ne" 1ork City. June p 1901
To Holders of Debenture Mortgage Bonds. Series A
and Series Il. of the Wabash Railroad Company:
Notice hereby given that interest payment OF
six per (67c) upon Debenture Mortgage Bonds
Series y. and Of one per cent 40 upon Debenture
Mortgase Bonds Series p, has beetl declared by he
Bonrd OF OF income applicable hereto
payable on July l. 1907, the Office of the Company
upon presentation Of Debenture Mortgage Bonds for
the purpose OF having such payment noted and
stamped thereon
bonds bearing assignments executed prior July I
1907 may transferred the office Of the Company
and said interest shall thereupon he payable the
registered holder OF the bond issued upon such
transfer.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
JOHN C. OTTESON. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03
Change of Name.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that Anthony Ansco
~ Company = domestic corporation. having its prjn-
cpal place of business in the Borough Of Manhattan
city OF New York, in the County and State OF New
York, Will apply 20 the supreme Court of the State
Of New York, Special Term. Part I thereof be
held and the County OF York. the County
Court House. in the Borough Of Manhattan. city and
County Of New York. tho 25th day Of July. 1907
a. 1890 o'clock IN the forenoon Of tina! day
thereafter $ counsel he heard. for order
corporation change corporate
o 'Ansco Company
Dated July ., 1907.
ANTHONY ANSCO COMPANY.
IL. s BY Ralph II Raphael
President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03
MAY MOL Ac1 AS MASTER IN EDDY CASE.

United States District Court, said to-day that he
had not decided whether to accept the appoint
rnent to act as a master to inquire into tho men
tai condition Of Mrs. Mary Baker G.. Eddy Judge
Aldrich was requested to act by Judge Robert y.
Chamberlin, of the Superior Court OF New damp-
shire last Saturday. He said to-day that he
would not announce his decision until he had seen
nj (vnarnherlin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03
PLANK ImeALEs FALLING CARPENTER.

Morristown. n. J.. July John McGrail. nifty
eight years old employed by Luther Moore, a
builder. at North Whippany. while At work on &
building yesterday fell on the sharp point OF an
upright plank The stick went through his body,
and he hung impaled until other workmen went TO
his aid He died minutes later. It is
1hnlIght McCsraM canle from Schenectady. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03
Texas Central Railroad Company

senI-annua dividend OF Two and one-half per cent
the Preferred stock a dividend per
cent on the common Stock OF this Company been
declared the earnings Of the Company payable
m. Farmers Loan Trust Company 18th July 1901
The Transfer books for the Preferred and Common
stock OF this Company VIII be closed at p. 9Th
July 1897 and reopen at 10 a. 18th July. 1907
$500 n. COMYN MORAN. Assistant Secretary.
Wan York o5th 1907
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03

originated from defective wiring. destroyed the
Casino building the bluff overlooking the James
River at Newport News to-day The Casino was
a landmark having been erected twenty years
ago For many years it used for social pur-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03
1IcksviLLE, OHIO, BANK CLOSED.

NJ. asfiiflgton. July 2-The First National Bank OF
- hasile. Ohio has been closed by direction Of
~ controller ~ the Currency upon the report Of
y examination showing the bank 10 be insolvent
s,,,. nc mas, national bank examiner. has been
.lIci:ted receiver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03
Dividend Notices.
THE ATCIuSON TOPEKA AND SANTA FE RAIL
WAY COMPANY

New York June L. 1907.
The Board OF Directors has declared semi annual
stock II this Company Of TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY
CENTS tS25o, per share. payable 1891. Of
surplus income holders of PREFERRED stock L
registered transfer books on July 3.
1907 transfer books for the PREFERRED Stock
viii te closed a. three O'Clock T. NJ on July 5, 1907. and
will be- reopenei a ten clock a NJ August . 1897
Dividend cheques will be MAILED TO holders of PRE-
FERGED file suitable orders therefor
II W. GARDINER. Assistant Treasurer
Nassau street. New York City.
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70 Whom 1t Mag Concern.

\ 4 SPECIAL. TERM FOR NOTICES OF THE
County Of New York The County court House Borough
Present Edwari E McSan Jast t On tn:
mater OF the application q Walter A johnson and
bureau IncoIp Upon reading ana hlng the petition Of
duly veride by Water resory it's Trsidt hePe
assume another corporate name TO Wit the name Travsi
tidcatS Of the sc,reary f S ana hIR a the Ger
ygs mat the name which such corporation proposes
70 assume Is not The name Of any other domestic cor
P'iai.n or name whieh he deems nearly resembling
presentatlo Of said pe5n has be 6 i 3 o. o Js
Week Tor three successive weeks IN The New York
New Y.r. and in The Evening Mail" a daily news
al,as the affidavit OF Philip j. MccooE Esquire. duly
.eFihea the eleventh day Of June 1907 together with
Ter receipt sal Secretary o. state. boa, which
az 10 saI a,a3Hlt; ana {4e court '-ine salts
ther, IS no reasrib ZION ~ The cb61re ~ rstTe
Irrr7si and tfe he ra+itior has to, dli, s,bt1aS
aHa nat n'{s Of The PrsseHta3n Of the petition as
motion raIers have been Gully died win secretary
said petition be and the same hereby Is granite ana th1t
ard IL nerg IS au.h2r-d 70 assume another CORPORATE
ant after tae th DAY 4 July 1917: and it is further
papers ca which II Is granted fled within ten DAYS
y '' ~, ni, ci n, m IF o., me a. OF ~ INV ir
corporation of said corporation Is hlet and that
Thereof De filed tho office Of the Secretary OF State,
wcch for four successive weeks ia the New York Daily
ginning within ton days after the entry hereof
EDWARD r NTCALLA
Endorsed. Justice Supreme Court
.Fliea and recorded June ian 1897. l. 80 M
THE THrRTY-FOrRTH STREET NATIONAL BANK
OF NEW YORK. 81 WEST 34TtI STREET.
New York. June Q. 1907.
Notice O Stockholders
You hereby notified that special meeting OF tho
Association. in the Borough OF Man
haitian tho city Cf New York the Sth day % July
1907 o'clock =. NJ 20 take action resolution
ylnce this EaEk voluntary liquidation - take erect
UItu named IN said resolution. which resou-
tcn viii bo IN substantially tho following forul:
''Tesclvcd That The Thirty-Fuurth Street National
Bank oC New York be placed IN yo!untary Liquidation
the provisions Sections 800 and 1921 OF tho
United states Revised Statutes. such liquidation TO take
effect July 1907
And you nro further notified that said meeting a
viii introduced for action by said stock
holders IN ulstautlaIy the following form
Resolved That the Board Of Directors and the proper
Ulcers and they hereby authorized and
instructed organize Bank under the laws of the state
c New York, ba known NEW NETHEttLAND
BANK OF NEW YORK - gucCeet 70 the assets ana
that he Directors be. and they
hereby are authorized execute certificate "a incor-
ifh she provisions OF Section d9 o. CRp'e
ESQ or the Laws New York. such
organization 10 te as ~ of July. 1907
And you notified that action viii be taken
o. other matters may be deemed essential IN
carry and the resolutions 10 %
offered aforesaid Yours respectfully.
CURTIS J. BEARD. Cashief
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03

BID. Asked. Bid Asked
German con 3I5s g3 City Of Nun 100 100 u
Raw govt As 100 IoO5S city Of e95a 100
Hessian Szs.- 92% $50 OF Form BIS 12h ~
Saxony IS. So 81 city Of Vienna As % 9i44
Hamburg as. S2A S3 Mex govt gold rs .lco1. lul
c of Cologne IS. 100 lOOaI
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney Co. No Is Broad
Phladephia.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03

New Orleans July 2.-Immediately following the
reading q the government condition figures on the
Aoor Of the Cotton Exchange. October futures ad-
vancad 90 points. while proportionate advances
were made in the July, December and January
options.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03

Net earnings IS 236 Sal Sss2T.4Oe s6760 sos
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
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Ann Arbor SYSTEM
Third in June. ~41O6 S7G4l5 Inc s. ~
Evening journal., 1907-03-07
STATE CONTROL
IS DEFEATED
Delaware College to Remain
in the Hands Of the
People
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal
DOVER. March Representative Chas.
s. Conwell, OF Kent county, made a bril-
Liant and eloquent speech yesterday in the
House. advocating the passage Of his bill
which provides for a gradual reorganiza-
ition of the Board of Trustees of Delaware
College i'm order that the State may have
control. This mastery effort was unavail-
ing, however as the bill was defeated by
a vote of % TO 8. after Representative VIII
son had spoken at some length against 1t
and had called attention to the fact that
the measure had been reported unfavor-
ably by she committee on education.
Representative Wilson. in speaking
against the proposed State control, said
in part;
There may be some in this country
who think that "a king would give us a
better government than the people give
us. But VIC do not stand for a king.
Neither do we stand for local domination
in state affairs. Why should the old New
! ark College expect to perpetuate their
sway forever? The people of this state
are as capable of administering their col.
lege as the town Of Newark is. The old
board are honorable and able men. But
do they think they have a monopoly OF
Intelligence? DO they think wisdom Will
die with themG DO they think the state
would tilt up if they should step off? Why
are they not willing. as this bill provides
as the members Of the old board die or re.
sign, that they shall not elect any success.
sors until they are reduced to small
number relatively to the state frnefeeei
They have furnished only about 20 pei
cent Of the money so why should they ex
pect to furnish all the trustees?
Evening journal., 1907-03-07
TOWING MEN REJOICING
Judge Morris Decision Against the
c. & D. Canal Taken BY Them
as a Victory.

Tho decision by Judge Morris. in
Baltimore. ina the United states Circuit
Court that the Chesapeake and Della
ware Canal Company has no right TO-
prohibit tugs from towing other than
their own barges through the canal
brings to an end a long discussion and
cause for wrangling between towboat
men and the canal authorities. The de-
oision was handed down I'm the case of
Charles Gring of Camden ~ j..
against the Canal Company
Under "a rule made by the canal peo-
pie a tug was not allowed TO take iu
tow any except its own barges on
.schooners All others were forced "a
take a tug belonging TO the Canal and
Back Creek. Towing Company. I'M
handing down his declion, Judge Nor
ris stated that the RUE was unreason-
able and arbitrary. and that he would
issue an order restraining the company
from enforcing IT,
Evening journal., 1907-03-07
PUBLIC SALES.

Mar. S-J. IT, Mccollum. Christana TTun-
dred, nenr Walnut Green School
House. Stock and implements.
Mar. s-Specinl sale of first class fu-ri-
ture at stidham s. Son. auc On
room. az : O'Clock
Mar. IS. a. Mcdaniel. horse slfc. i,a
West Front ST.. ai I o'ciocl, u ni.
Mar. 1i-Milldrd d. Day, Clreti ma hru-
dred, siocr iud implements
Mar. 12-John e Johnston near Milford,
X-Roads. Nfl creek mrd "a
Mar. l1-C.W. McNamao. afn Csack hnn-
dred stnck and mplcments
Mar. 12-Personm property Of Tie inia
q. IT Gr.fAth Bran ytine trR-
dred, stoch arl innltm nts
Mar. 12--William DuN near New p q.
stock and farming implements
Mar. 12-Personai Property or Sam el
Eastburn. deceased. am Creek I'd.
nt 10 o'clock a. ~.
Mar i3-Edrar Vernon, sale Of personal
property. near Oak ITn School
House Chrstiana hundred
farming implements and house
hold goods
Mar. 4-Iom Tavior. Nflu Creek hundred.
Mar H-David Cnnet. Christiana hundred.
SUN IN NNNtN AAAIANAANNArH AT
O'Clock
Mar l5-flerman lango adjoining Shciirot
Park. stool, and implements.
Mar. l6-C W. Horne siie OF carriages
Second ana Walnut st.. NJ II a. ~.
Mar lS-W S. Burris. sharpe Farm.
Boar. Del. 10 O'Clock a. M. stock
and implements.
Mar. IS-Jam@s carpenter Christiana hum
dred stoci; and implements
Mar l9-James Valentine. Limestone
Road. ncir Ctanton. Del stock
ana implements at o'clock.
Mar ls-Taiisy ana Bnrkcr. Brandywine
SPRINGS. size Of stock.
Mar l9-S NJ Kiirington stock and i'm
rlcmenis Irandywine I'D. p. m.
Mar. 90 FURNITURE. SO Lombard st. az
! O'Clock p. no.
Mar. I I-Furniure. sos West 18th ST.. al
10 o'clock "a. m.
Mar. et-Orlanda q. sutton. on road lead
ing from State Road TO Bear
station stock and implements.
Evening journal., 1907-03-07
pubTIc SALE

Tho subscriber ohcut to rclindnish farm-
ing. viii sell at public sale on tho DUPONT
iarn near GroenNilie. Dol, on
THURSDAY. MARCH a. Ht 49, u.
Six hoad 81 work ol driving hufscs no
d Dexter. ycar1 old. good woriQr ui
driver. Weighing 1850 pounds. No 9 star
bay hursc, q years old, extra fine driver,
single or double No o. Sadie. sOrrel mare,
years old, by Christmas Gift; fine driver
both single or double. No. g. Fashion.
black mare with fonl by Christmas GILT
u good worker or driver and a tine br0l
mare. No. 3. Dan. gray horse, good
worker on driver alto for any lady iu
drive. No. 6. Colt, 10 months old, by BROOKE
lyn Chief
i6 head of selected dairy cows som
fresh, others close springers; good bun,
brood COWS, viii farrow in March
Furming lmplCmcuts-Farm wagon. hul-
lock bed. farmers favonte grain drill
superior roller aprng-tooih harrow.
Syracuse plow. HeuCh sulky cultIvitlr.
mand CulUVatura, Mccormick binder. Me-
Curmick mower, horse rake, double hHr-
Ioon hay fork, rope and block. griud-
stones. market dearborn, milk wagon,
Jump-seat carriage carriage poles. hAy
by the ton. corn by the bushel, vinegar by
the barrel. set carriage harness. . sets II
dearborn harness, sets wagon harness
sets lead harness. collars, brides. halle
crs. COW chains forks. rakcs. shovols
hoes, lb acres of wheat in the ground
Dairy FlNtwca-No. 4 aharpless separator
cnurn, buckets. pans, milk cans. also
household goods and other articles no.
mentioned.
Conditions--Au sums OF $50 or less cash
over that amount g months credit with
banlable note with approved endorscr
per cent OF for cnah on all credit sums
DAVID n. uMFLET.
sudham and Son. Auc. m51au,iaw
Evening journal., 1907-03-07
COMPLAIN OF SHORT RECESS
School Children Do Not Have oppor-
tunity to Get Their Dinners.

Much complaint is heard from par
ents of scholars whose children attend
the public schools on account Of the
recent law passed by the Board OF Edu-
cation making the hour Of noon recess
from II TO /, instead of from IL to 2,
as formerly.
Parents who live at a distance from
schoolhouses claim that ofttimes their
children do not get home from school
until 1890 O'Clock, and that in order
to get back promptly at ] o'clock they
must hurry through their meal. 1t is
probable that a number of parents.
should the rule continue 20 be enforced.
at the next session viii withdraw their
children from the public schools and
send them to private institutions.
Evening journal., 1907-03-07
MEAT INSPECTORS BUSY

Since tho new pure food law went
into effect the United States inspectors
stationed at the various abattolrs in
this city have been kept on the jump.
seeing that the provisions Of the law
are being complied with TO the letter
IL is safe TO say that in no city is tho
public health better safeguarled
through a rigid inspection Of food
stuffs than in Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1907-03-07
suppossd Black Hand Letter.

Poles employed at the plant Of the
Charles Biota Hair Company are much
aroused over a sign found at the plant
yesterday, and supposed to be from the
black hand The card, with mysterious
Polish writing on Il. was attached 70 a
boiler In the power house and as soon
rs the men saw il they became ex-
cited None OF them would give a
Translation OF the writing.
Evening journal., 1907-03-07
REVIVAL SERVICES
Second Baptist Church Meetings Are
Full Of Interest.

The extra meetings at the Second
Baptist Church. which began ON Mon
day evening. bid fair to be exceeding
ly helpful. Those who heard the Rev.
Mr.. Fallade on Monday evening will
want TO come again. His preaching is
interesting and convincing. The sing
ing by the congregation is much en-
joyed and doubtless many are drawn
by this feature OF the service The
meetings begin at 7.45 each evening.
The public Is cordially invited. Miss
Margaret Virginia Jones viii sing this
evening.
Evening journal., 1907-03-07
REAL esrArs EoR sALr.

----.s-~-r-----s
FOR sAr.E-Excellout business location
ON Madison street Apply To owner. ool
Washington street. f-O-lm
FOR SAIE-i0 acres of good trucking
land j mile from Wilmington. within
minutes walk ol Newport trolley terms
reasonahlf. Apply TO ID. r.. Lyman, Mar
shallton, Del f.l-m
FOR sALF-lust finished last week..
house No. 1910 Market al. containing s
large. bright roons besides reception
hall laundry pantry and BATH and wide
Colonial front porch. Apply e.. w. slnts
no. 23i2 Market ST. ul-lt
FOR SALE CHEAP Stock aud nNtlr,s
OF grocery store including horse and
wagon and good NNn OF store. For ra o.
ticuiars apply DO p. @. Bradford. Dr.. ioli
Market ST.. WILMINGTON. or Emory fat o.
lv. Henry CLAY. Del. G-n
Evening journal., 1907-03-07
pUBITC eAIT.

EOhAtlL EAAaNaf
Having sold his farm Will sell at pub
iic sale ON Lancaster Pike, near Oak Hil
School. on
MARCH 18th. at p. no..
Eleven pure Shetland ponies, perfectly
safe for little children 10 handle. Two nne
farm horses; Nellie. large bay mare. s.
years Old. gentle. May Large bay mare,
ll years. gcntlei 3 home-ralsed mules.
coming % and 4 years old. older two
perfectly broken, viii work anywhere.
Two COWS ana one hofcr. one fine home
raised pure Jersey calf at side. one fam-
ily cow milking we'll 2 bro soWs. Imple-
ments: Iron bed wagon, farm wagons
low down platform wagon; horse cart.
mill wagon, 2 horse dearborn. good as
new; light 2-horse dearborn light dear
born with tongue and shafts, good as new;
Sellers carriage, jump seat surry, phn eton,
am IN good condition, farming utensils of
all kinds. Large meat refrigerator. House
hold goods OF every description
Terms-All sums S20 and less cash. over
that amount three months credit by uur-
chaser giving bankabie noto with approved
ondorscr.
EDGAR r. VERNON
w. ~ Lank, Auc. mast
Evening journal., 1907-03-07
PROPOSALS
pRopnsALa

GOVERNORS ISLAND. ~ y. IT,
March 4. i0G Scaled proposals. in rpii-
cate. for furnishing iucl forage and s raw
and mineral oh, required In Dept ot the
East. during year ending june 31, 1908 Will
Doe received hero until 1o a. m.. April d
l90l. u. S. reserves right 90 reject or ace
cept any or am proposals or any put
thereof Information furnished ON anpl
cation. Envelopes containing proposals
viii bo endorsed Proposals for Fuel Fore
agc and Straw. and Mineral on lt.......'
JNO vs.. PULLMAN, A. @. III. O..
m1G.fsnf.
Evening journal., 1907-03-07
Adopted ResoIution Of sympathy.

3I"NIII . III0 " F"IIIII- """I I'"I7
DOVER March 6.-The House ol
Representatives and Senate adopted @
concurrent resolution OF sympathy and
coincidence 10 Representative William
H. Baggs, Of Smyrna, because of thr
sudden death OF his son-in-law, willard
7. Pierce. IN PHILADELPHIA
Evening journal., 1907-03-07
PUBLIC SALES.


PUBLIC sAIE-rho subscribe. about
TO reiinuuiah fnrminr. VIII aoll 40 puhl
sale. on the liIr Side Farm. Ht Walnut
Green sohoolhnusc. Christlaua hundr
Delaware. on the roHd leading from tho
Kenneth Pike to Ashland, on FRIDAY
MARCH s. 1890 900 q b. M, hend OF
work or driving horses and hnc colts
NO D. nu. s0rrol horse, 6 years Old W
work single or double weight 1860 pounds
aa good "a horse us anyone owns. No.
Irunk. forrel horse. lO years old. welehs
1900 pounds. good worker or driver No
Jennie bay mare. ll years old hrOul
mare. On foll hy Uuglc; good worker and
driver No G. urown colt coming
years old 80. o Brown colt coming Z
yc1r old Eeht hold OF home-rlia q
muoh COWS SOME frosh. oihors clO.o
sprIngor.i good htlfor and s shnats D..
IHVHl sapHratnr lnn implements Hf 900
descriptions Six nonths' credit VIII D..
given GA sums over SO by givlng note with
approved cnd0raer.
j. M McCOfItN
William Lank Auctonoer. mL2.a6,t
Evening journal., 1907-03-07

1t took them fifteen minutes TO finish
loading and start away. Just as they
had started down the lane tho girls
and Howards cry of boy lost" We're
heard.
Evening journal., 1907-03-07

Pretty trihes FOR spring are tho long
scarfs of soft taffeta. with heavily
embroidered ends, and those Of black
tulle with shaded silk roses worked on
the ends
Evening journal., 1907-03-07
prrRrJC SAIL.

WIN be sold at No South Clayton ST..
FRIDAY, MARCH Sth, at q a. m
Household goods cons sting of pirl1r and
chamber furniture, . oak chamber suites.
beds bedding, tables chairs rockers, car-
pets, dishes, cook stove No z, in good
order; nice walnut book case and hat
rack. and many other articles. These goods
are good and In good order.
MARGARET RILEY,
w. a. Hukill, Auc Executor.
rIIr.nf
Evening journal., 1907-03-07

by her side. A lot OF now high-gradc wag-
ons. Harness of all description lot OF
other articles. Bring your goods and turn
them into cash. We sold horses at ur last
sale from $40 TO $500 Terms strictly cash.
KLAIR q HOLLINGSWORrH.
303 West Sth st., Wilmington, Del
mG-gt
Evening journal., 1907-03-07
FARMS Foa SALE.

BUY A FARM IN PENNSYLVANIA.
NEW JERSEY OR DELAWARE.
Best States for profitable farming Soil
adapted 90 great variety 0f crops Near
markets that pay best prices for your pro-
ducts farm lands ln these States nv
speciality, sold and bought Write fos 2 mr.
ucilars. RAYMOND G.. FRICIS. 1l0z r. r.
Trust Bid, Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1907-03-07

POSTPONED PUBLIC SALE HORSES
AND MULES ON ACCOUNT or FIRE
Ihe subscriber wii sel at public sio
at his stable. 4iq Woat Front street. VIII
mington, Del, On