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Evening journal., 1907-02-16
WANT TO SAVE
THE ASSOCIATION
Merchants Do Not Favor Plan
to Associate With Board
Of Trade
q 9-lO b

Great surprise was expressed yesterday
when st became known that efforts were
being made by certain parties to disband
the Mercantile Association. Those who
know the history OF the organization, what
it has accomplished and the necessity
for such a society in this city cannot un-
derstand why any one would want to put
It out Of existence.
The Mercantile Association has been or
eanlzed for about four years. AT the pres
ert time there are eighty-three members
in good standing and in the treasury thcro
is siO7. During its life ct has accomplished
much good not only for the merchants
themselves. but also for the consumers Of
the city. Through the efforts or this o.
ganizauon the great tide Of buyers who
heretofore had been going to Philadelphia
10 do their purchasing has been stemmed
and the residents OF Wilmington have
been taught that their home merchants
can give them as good as they can receive
any other place.
Many things have been going on in the
business life of thls city that are detri-
mental to an concerned and the Mercant 10
Association has been instrumental In put
ting stop 20 many OF these things. II IS
; the desire Of tho merchants at large 10
have tho association remain and continue
tho good work 1t has been doing and Il
those who arc now trying 10 d'sorganiza
the society succeeded in their efforts e IS
understood, on good authority that an
I other Merchants Association will be or
CARRIED Immediately.
The decision Of the association 70 amend
their bylaws and make tho annual dues
O. the members g. instead OF &c. as at
present WILL II Is believed, result IN the
acquisition Of many new members The
proposition 10 join forces with the Board
Of Trade as not favored because the mer-
chants assert their minor difficulties
would be too small FOR the Board Of Trade
to notice and they would have practically
no protection.
Evening journal., 1907-02-16
LOCAL OPTION
FOR ENTIRE STATE
Believed That Senate Will
Pass Measure Early Next
Week
speoial 10 The Evening oJurnai.

Special 10 The Evening oJurnai.
DOVER Feb. 16-It is believed that local
option for the entire State win have pass
cd the Senate and go into the temper
ance" House by the first Of next week.
The apprehension existing among the
local option element. who have agreed C.
withhold their fight for local option IN
Kent county until they see, probably Mon
day the new bill for the entire State o
Delaware. being drawn by Former At
torney-General Herbert II. Ward. special
counsel for the Legislature is particularly
directed to Senator Conner.
Conner is the originator Of the move
raont for local option for the entire State
and because he has been known as viz
orous opponent Of local option the temper
ance and local option people became inn
medlstely suspicious of a gold brick
Their fear was not a mere fancifui dread,
either, for there we're three possibilities:
First. In overstepping tho constitutional
prerogatve for local option by districts
they would be dong an unconstitutional
act
Second I'm the Legislatures passing a
general State bill. they the same Legls-
laiurc. could come back and repeal II 10y
the time Il became operative.
Third, IL submission were granted Toy
districts then districts going dry woul.
remain dry until another election upor
that subject decided otherwise.
Senator Houston. leader of the local op
tionists, stated tonight: 'Mr. Ward vii
3 be here with bill that is thoroughly con
stitutional and will give the whole Stat
opportunity to vote on this question. b
districts, the districts going dry 20 remaii
dry until another submission. am con
vinced and he assures me that the bill
will be thoroughly constitutional and pos
scssed Of full vigor."
Senator Conner was seen when just leav
ing Dover.
You are accused Of gold-bricklng IN
local optionists by your Wholesale bill
What is your positlonT' he was asked
Never stood more STRAIGHTFORWARD Fl
my life. I want local option bin for th
entire state. and want 81 at a special cleo
ton. regret tho expense this will on
tell but let us. for goodness sake. get
out Of politics and give all the people
fair chance, n they want It to vote o
THIS matter There is nothing unconstitu
ticnal about IT, and I am so thoroughly
convinced that the Legislature can enac
this measure that I FASTENED to give no
tice of the bill when ascertained It wa
possible Some parts Of the State do no
want local option. and others do. So le
them vote. free and untrammeled by
general election. on II. I proposed a con
stitutional amendment to-day wiping ou
that separate district and general electici
clause. Let's vote on Il altogether an
stand or fall by the result"
Evening journal., 1907-02-16
MARsHAL's SALES.

respectively. and their heirs and as
No. ?. Beginning at stone on The
thence by a line of land dividing fhss
from tho land late Of David O. Nfven
south thirty-two and one-haif degrees
drain one hundred and thirty-four and
iive-tenths perches to a corner stone.
tnence by the same land south thirteen
degrees west htty-four and one-tenth
the north side OF a gully; thence
south eight degrees east seventy,
three and siSsienths perrhes a.
road and over the middle of a trunk
laid In said road thence along the mid
dle OF said road north forty-aix de-
tentns perches TO a corner, thence by
q line along the middle or n lane nifty
feot wide diyding this from the land
said levi Taylor Dlcitson) south
hity-eight and half degrees east
ninety-six perches 20 the River Dela-
ware tnenlse nee, up the said river 70 tne
middle Of said creek by the several
courses thereof about one hundred aud
siNty-six and four-tenths perches. moro
taining OF land and marsh exclusive OF
that part lying outside OF tho marsh em-
bankment one hundred and forty-thruo
excepting and reserving theroout about
one acre OF land which was aold and
conveyed by the saio Joseph T. Iaggerl
TO the United States OF America, by
deed dated September twenty-fourtn, a.
D.. 1875. and recorded IN tho Recorder
oflce, In Deed Record o, Volume 10.
Page 3i3. etc. also all ways ana rights
OF ways belonging. appertaining OF
heretofore used or enjoyed by any. and
all Of the owners or occupiera or the
said land including therein the free and
full and uninterrupted use Of the ROAD
from the mill creek 20 the turnpike
Being the same lands and premises
which the Philadelphia Trust Safe De
/ posit and Insurance Company, cor
poraton OF the state OF PennEylvanis,
executor. at. al. by indenture dated ~,
seventeenth day OF July, A. D.t l9p
and recorded IN the Office for the re-.
cording OF deeds ETC. IN and Tor NeN
Castle county az wilmington IN Dee.
Record Book NJ. Volume Is, Page ~
etc granted and confirmed unto th'
said John Edward Addicks IN Zee.
! Seized and taken In execution ~ N
property Of John Edward Addioks, anl .
be sold by WILLIAM ~, fAslN-
I Marshai Of the United States Tor IN
District OF Delaware. .. .o.s
Satr1-t3-21 ------.f
f2-9-i6-23
Evening journal., 1907-02-16
AT GRACE CHURCH
Dr.. Kellogg viii Preach Tomorrow
Evening on Timely Subject.

In Grace NJ. e. Church tomorrow IT.
w Kellogg, D. D.. minister will preach
az 1880 a. m ana AS p. m. The morning
subject viii be; "The Cure Of Doubt. 20
Evening subject: "rhe Legislation of
Moral Questions" Tho evening service Is
a blsef and popular one. lasting one hour,
followed by the social period
With legislatures an over the country
now I'm session, including our own state
Legislature, the evening subject d indeed
a timely one and Di. Kellogg will treat
in his usual masterly way. Many moral is
sues are now before the people The m'i-
lister viii consider the educational side
OF moral questions and the arous ng o
moral sentiment on the basis that legs
iaiion is only the expression Of public
sentiment. The musical progium FOR IN
day is as follows:
Morning-Anthem, choir "Thv Hal
lowed Presence. soloist Mss EImoud
cneriory solo. Unanswered" BischoH
sir. Strickland.
Evening-Anthom, choir. Il VIII Prais
7'hee;"offertory solo. ''Faith." Glover. Dr
steai@
Evening journal., 1907-02-16
UTTuTTrI QATm


or Personal PROPERTY
Having sold my farm in Mill Creek hun-
dred, on the road leading from White
Clay Creek Church 10 Corner Ketch. ] vii
positively sell on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 2i 1907.
AT 1880 o'clock sharp. The following per-
soual property. without reserve. TO wit;
Seven head of work and driving horses.
No. 1-Sorrel horse, Tom, six years old.
weighs 100 pounds good worker and
No. 2-Bay horse. years old, weighs 1900
pounds. sound and as good O horse TO
pun as ] ever owened.
No. 3-Aoolyte, cold. 4 years old. quiet
fo- women to drive and shows signs Of
No. 4-George, sorrcl horse years old,
sound. good worker and driver Anyone
wishing a general purpose horse should
sse this one.
no. 5-Bav mare, years old. quiet and
safe for a lady 10 drivc
No 6-Huy horse. jerry good worker.
No. 5-Erown mare with foal, good
worker
i5 hoad Of good mllch COWS. part profit
by dav ol sale. balance close sprngorsi
iine shoats. weigh about 100 pounds.
Farm Implements farm wagons
Acme wagon. nearly new; ! top buggy,
calf wagon. hay ilats road cnrt 2-horsc
power level tread on trucks. fodder cutter
feed min, circular saw, cornshcllcr. manure
NNifANNfs gram liIf iNNNfNua iNNWfff az
most new. Champion binder. hay tedder
horse rake. roller disk harrow pl0w. cul.
tVators. milk cans ana COW chain
Harness. sets stage harness, wltl
housings; / set milk wagon harness. . sets
buggy harness. cart harness. saddle and
bride, collar and hridis. stable blankets
Household Geo '. srunrc piano, side
board. good Kitchen chlirs / single bed
and spring, walnut bed room suit chunh
stove Ofhern RANGE.
Terms A iuue frd f2l cash, al ovfi
the amount credit OF months VIII bs
given, purcha r 90 give "a negotiable note
with approved security
WILLIAM p WOLLASTON
Charles Bilos. Auc. fl6-i9-2o
Evening journal., 1907-02-16
SECOND BAPTIST SERVICES
Mr.. Briggs Will Preach on Timely
Topic After Old Fashioned
Sonq Service.

The services at Second Baptist Church
tomorrow are expected to be unusually
interesting. At tho morning service tha
pastor will answer the question so often
asked nowadays. Does God Answer
Prayer The answer given 10 this question
has a vital bearing on daily life and con
duct. The Sunday school, which meets az
o'clock win study further about Joseph.
cne Of the most interesting characters o.
OLD Testament history. The evening ser
"oe which begins at AS o'clock VIII BE-
crened by a service Of song. Familiar
hymns will be used so that everyone can
tale part The theme of the pastors SER
mon Is Using Our Opportunities" A
mosf timely subject in view Of tho op.
portunitles all about us.
Evening journal., 1907-02-16
coNTRAcroRs AN0 auILDERs.
pInI-Ir eAI-rs


Feb. I'LL g. Cannon. near Glasgow.
stock and farming Implements
Feb. l9-Robert Armstrong. White Clay
Creek hundred. stock and imple-
ments
FEB. 20-John 4. O'Ncal, Mt Cuba. Del.
Sale Of saock and farm imple-
monts
Feb. I-Georgo Whitfield New castle
hundred, stock and farm implies
ments.
Feb. 2i-Furniture Of an kinds at sudhan
and Sons Auction Room, III East
Fourth st., at 1S0 D. NJ.
Feb. 21-Willam p. Wonaston. NH
Creek hundred. stock ana farm-
ing Implements
Feb. 22-Irvin Ball. Mil Creek hund eI.
stock and implements
Feb. 25-Real estate. house. 10 rooms.
stable chicken house. a Of IN
acre OF sround at O'Clock. at
Elsmero bel
Feb. 81. Corbit Davidson, RCD Ii'u
hundred. stock and imp'ementl.
Feb 26-N. 4. elichards Christ ana huns
dred. stock and Implements
hTeb. 26-Harry Hance. New Castle hlns
dred, stock and implements.
Feb 2S-Willis Blackburn. New Castle
hundred. stock and Implements
Feb 2S-Frank v Whiteman, Min Creea
hundred. stock and farming I'M
plements.
Mar t-Thonas r. Woldin, Blue Ball.
stock and implements at o'clock.
Mar i-Dcl Lyman, oak Hin farm. neai
Prices Corner. farm stock ana
farm Implements.
4 ...f.
stock and farm implements.
Mar 7--George Blackburn. New Castle
hundred stock and Implements 10
o'clock
/ mar. 7-oncy Vernon and son. Nit Cuba,
Del. stock and implements.
( Mar 81. IT. Medium christiana Hum
drod. near Walnut Green School
House. stock and implements.
/ Mar. IL -Ninard r. Day. Christina Inns
John O. Johnston, near Milford
N-Roads. Nli Creek hundred
Mar. l1-cW McNamcc. NH Creck hln-
dred. stock and implements.
drcd. stock snd implements.
Mar personal property Of the lata
Mar &c. IT. Grlfhth. Hundywine lniu-
dred. ytoc'. ard implements.
Mar. ia-Wiliam Dun near New Port.
stock ana farming implements.
Mar 1l-John Taylor. Miu Creek hu1dr'd.
farming implements and no Sc
bold goods.
/ Mar. i4-Dasid Unnct Chrisiiana hundred.
stock and implements, AZ y
o'clock.
Mar n Herman lancc. near snclnot
Park Stock and implements
+ Mar. lS-Jamcs carpenter. Cir stana hrn-
drod. stock and irplcments.
Mar i9-Taiicy and Burker, BrandyN no
Springs. sale cf stock
Mar -l-Furniture, SOC West nth st, at
70 o'clock a. m
Evening journal., 1907-02-16
WAITING Rooms ron Cold

Many complaints are being heard about
the poor condition of the hesting aprar-
atus at the new French street station.
The waiting rooms on the elevated floor
are cold and chilly and with the marb.
hoor. brick walls ana steel roof the rooms
are like ice boxes. Only two radiators are
in each room and as they are OF ordinary
size they do not begin to heat the rooms
Frequently passengers walk up and
down the platforms in an effort TO keep
warm because OF the cold in the waiting
ROOMS.
Evening journal., 1907-02-16
". C.T.U. ARE AFTER
NAUGHTY POSTERS
City Officials Will Be Asked
TO Taboo Bill Board
"FairieS"

Removal OF suggestive posters from the
city biliboards was one Of the subjects
discussed at the W. c. r. L. monthly
meeting held yesterday, and the author
ities will be asked to take action in The
matter
The meeting was called to order by Mrs.
t. W. Emerson. president and the re-
pert OF the treasurer showed a balance Of
SD on hand at present. The sum Of si9l.
was turned I'm as the proceeds Of the re.
tent rummage sale.
It was decided to observe Frances VII
lard's birthday by an anniversary meeting
to be held at the rooms on Monday even.
inE. Letters and telegrams protestins
against Senator smoot Will be sent {,
Washington this coming week
Evening journal., 1907-02-16
prRIIr sAIE

PUBLIC SALE.
Having rented my farm, / viii soll at|
Public sale at my residence on the road
between Chrst'ana and Coochs Bridge,
ucal Salem Church.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY No. 1907.
40 I'D O'Clock "a, M. Six head of horses
Lou Dillon. coming three years Old. broken
single and double and "a good driver One
mare in foal -Four head OF mich cows
two with calf by their side; ono heifer
one bull
Farming Implements. etc. Dcoring bind-
or seven foot cuti Osborne mower. Dcor-
ing horse rake Van Wickic fan corn shell
ler, three-horse grain drlll, Pennsylvania;
buckeye wheel cultivator hand Culti-
vators. three Syracuse ploWs spring tooth
harrow. snlke-tooth harrow, two-row
marker. o farm wagons. one with
hay rigging horse cart market dearborn.
one uuEgY cruss-rut slW. c'rcul1r saw
hand saws shovels. rakcs hoes forks
post spade heigc knife. lot Of old i4on
maui and wedges, dirt SCOOP. wagon ana
plow harnesses. carriage and dearborn hur-
ness. single and double trees one hundred
bushels OF cats. four hundred bushels
corn. one scllding hogshead meat tonch.
Household goods and kitchen furniture
consisting of one cook stove. Tables.
chairs bed room furniture. feather beds.
Fifteen gallon copper kettle pcl.aVal sens
arat0r. nearly now. and mnnv other arfi-
cleo not herein mentioned. Terms of sale.
All sums of $50 and undnr cash on SUMS
over thai amount credit of nine months
! VIII DE given. by purchaser giving good
endorsement no interest % paid when duci
I if not paid when due Interest from date
/ Of sale. Three per cent off for cash 0u
credit sums. No goods 10 hc removed from
/ premises until conditions are fully come
piled with.
Geo. e. DAVIS. Auc. r6-iS
Evening journal., 1907-02-16

WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY eo 1907
AZ / o'clock sharp. a5 head of good ecc-
ond hand horses that have been used IN
the city and viii scli for one-haii ~ the ?
value. Am young. scryicoablc and sound.
Just ont of hard work. This is an oppor-
tunity Go get "a horse that Will improve
with you Also few sound horses. these
horses have been selected by myself and
among them are many blacks. Two g.
year old black horses, sound one mare
with foal. 1 colt lS months old p ycarlng
colts, sired hy Prince Ashton DO q
90; ] pair of mules. co head of dairy COWS,
j now manure sprcadcr 1 now 3-hur
Buckeye grain drln. 2-hurse cart and hlr-
ness and many other articles
Sale rain or shine. Dinner at ~ O'Clock
VIII sell In the dryA credit of 90 days Will
be given, interest added
JOHN r. O'NEAL.
Successor TO O'Neal Brothers.
Price Dlllworth. Auc
Ellis Hicks, clork. fll-5t
Evening journal., 1907-02-16
LEoAL NOTICES.
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CTqrr.f-te oprlr-ft


REGIsTEE's ORDER
oflcp OF lhc Register OF Wills.
New Castle Co.. Del january % 1897
Upon thc application ~ Emory 6. Blake
ly. Administrator ~ Robert Blakely.
late OF Christana hundred In said c1un-
ty, deceased. lt is ordered and directed
hy the Register Of willis that the Admin
istratof aforesaid give notice OF granting
of Letters OF Administration upon the
estate uf the decca scd. with the date OF
granting thereof. by causing ADVERTISE
mcnts % be posted within forty days from
the date OF sucH letters in six of ha
most public places Of the county OF New
Castle. requiring an pcrons having de-
mands ugllnst the catntl 10 present the
same. or uhidc Ay an act OF assembly in
such case made and provided and also
cause the s1mo 90 be Inserted within tho
same period 10 Tho Evening Journal. a
newspaper published 30 Wilmington Del.
and 90 be continued therein three weeks
Given under the hama and cal
of office OF ,ne Resistor of wills
aforesaid 90 Wilmington. m New
tsEAID castle culnfy aforesaid the lav
and yelr above written.
FRANCIS NJ. WAIVER
REGISTER 9f Wills
Notice is hore5y given that Letters Of
Administration were in due form OF law
granted unto the undersigned. on tho
Twenty-ninth day of January A. ID. 1907.
and that aN persons having claims
against The estate Of tho deceased must
present the same daily attcsted. TO tho
fald Am illustrator. on or before tho
Twenty ninth day Of January. 1908 or
abide tlie ACT of Assembly % such clso
EMORY G. BLAKELY.
Administrator.
Address Emory c. Blakely- Henry cllyi
Del fi-9t-ecd
Evening journal., 1907-02-16
MORTGAGE BROKERS.

--~---~---->-~~~,>ee---s ~~0~-0e-~-----s---
MONEY no LOAN on desrahla first
MORTGAGES on city properties in amounts
70 suit. HAWKINS & CO, ne Market 81.
Evening journal., 1907-02-16
LOST AND FOUND.

fIOsr-Aftsans' Savings Bank book. No.
1871. ISABELLA KELLEY. fl6-cod-1w
LOST-About Feb. % n South Whining
ton. brindlo bull dos with white chest.
answers 10 name OF Van or Major. n Re-
ward. Address r. Evening Journal fl2-3t
LOsT-A diamond breastpin in going
from 1903 Delaware avenue to 1873 West
Thirteenth street last Saturday. Reward
II returned to 1903 Delaware avenue,
fl5-3t
LOsT-Piain gold wedding ring; initials
inside C. M. W. 20 NJ A. G. Reward TO
finder. Return to 1877 Lancaster avenue.
n5-2t
Evening journal., 1907-02-16
AN EsrATE FoR sALE.

'i- . rr-''-- --''--.n--"--s-
FOR SALE House g33 Lombard street
Seven rooms and bath. All modern im-
rrovemouts. Apply c. T. MORFORp. 933
Lombard street. fli-3t
FOR SAl4E--liouSo $. w. Cor 2rd and
Jackson; S rooms and bath. Modern lnl-
provemcnts. Terms reasonable. Apply ,n
premises. f6-tf
FOR SALE CHEAP Stock and nNturfs
OF grocery store including horse and
wagon and good win OF store. For paf-
tioulars apply 10 .. G. Bradford, Jr, l0ii
Market st., Wilmington, or Emory Blake
iy. Henry Clay, Del. f7-tf
Evening journal., 1907-02-16
WALL DECORATORS,

PAPER HANGING from $3.50 a room
up at l.. ROSfN. AZ W. Second street
Work guaranteed.
Evening journal., 1907-02-16

Statesmen wANTED-Actiyc men of
good address with experience So ranfass-
ing tor ordets large commissions pa d and
gcod positions offered SEQ Mr. Frank
Monday 20 p. M. Grand Union Hotel
fi6-lt
Evening journal., 1907-02-16
REAL ESIAIE ElR SlLE on FlR RENT

FOR RENT-Brich dwolling 10th and
parl, aer.. s rooms and bath. saloon pnl-
lor large yard. Apply llli Park ave. ill ~
WANTED Small suburban house with
Tn easy distance of Wilmington. Must I've
reasonable IN price and convenient TO
trolley or train. Address suburbs, jour
nal Ouicc. ti-t
FOR RENT-rarm of 81 acres. New
Castle hundred uour city. Good truck
lauu. Apply to GEORGE a. ELLIOTT,
Attorney. Euuitah Building. fj9lt.b
FOR RENr-Good dairy farm OF o.
acres. sood buildings, well watered and a
good pike almost an the way 20 Wilm Hs-
ton. Apply JOHN r.. TWApDELL. 1902
west Fourth street lIi-u
Evening journal., 1907-02-16
EARMs Eoa SALE.

non SALE 10 close an estate. . very
valuable farm of 500 acres |n Richmond
county. Virginia. Wll Doe sold ai q s1eii-
M5 Market ST.
pTfY A FARM lN PENNSYLVANIA.
NEW JERSEY OR Della WAttf.
aaapiod TO great variety of crops Near
markets that pay best ni4ces for ycur pro-
ducts. Farm lands in those states ny
snecialty. sold and bought Write te' pAl-
ticulara RAYMOND q. FhlCk' llei H. r.
Trust Bid, PHILADELPHIA,
Evening journal., 1907-02-16

Bake by Church Ladies.
aides Of Kingswcod NJ. T.. Church VIII
hold a bake IN the old han Of the Inde.
londence Fire Company this afternoon
and evening.
Evening journal., 1907-02-16
BOATS ANo LAUNCHES.
ROOMS FOR RENT.

GIRARD-S6 s0i and 500 Race st.. Phiia-
dclphla Rooms l5. 80. soc. Gentlemen oily
Evening journal., 1907-02-16

wANTED-For the U. s. Marine Corps;
men between ages q and s5 An cppor-
tunity to see the world. For fun informa-
ton apply IN person or by letter 20 o. s.
Marine Corps Recruiting ornoe. Post OF
nce Building. Wilmington. Del i0-got
Evening journal., 1907-02-16
c,vlL ENGINEERS.

FRANCIS "A. PRICE. ciVn engineer ard
gufveyor ioOQis Market st.. both phones.
opposite Count House s-s-eon
Evening journal., 1907-02-16
NOTICES

DO THEY ACHE7 W. IT, JACOB
chiropodlst. corns removed without pain.
IS cents. 1oi West Seventh street.
i26-tf
Evening journal., 1907-02-16
-CLASSIFIED ADS
WANTS, FOR SALE. FOR RENT. REAL ESTATE, ETC.
HELP WANTEp-FEMALE.

HELP WANTED-FEMALE
.--0>---~~->~---0---'s- ----------~
GIRL WANTED DO houscwoik Ap-
ply at HOG w Third st fi6-st
WANTED-A half-grown girl 20 assist
with houscwork. 900 Van Burcn street
fi5-lt
sALEsLADrEs WANTED, with expert
once 70 demonstrate article in the house.
Si5 ana upward. Weekly commissions paid
90 saloswomep getting orders. See Mr
Franks Monday ] to p. mg Grand UNISON
Iotel fi6-lt
Evening journal., 1907-02-16

WANTED-Amateur acts, address Mgr.
Savoy Theatre. Srd and King sts Opening
night Monday, February g. Amateur
i1shts every Tuesday and Friday rrst
prize gold watch n6u
Evening journal., 1907-02-16

FOR RENr-Sccond end third nlors
t05i- Shplcy street. for liRAt mfg Amply
Lyn Thomas. ing Market b. n6-Iw
Evening journal., 1907-02-16
ZOE sAlE.

FOR SALE e00-eer sizc Prairie Slate
Inc. in coed condition. Address y. s. VIII
son. liockcssin. Del flf-3t
Evening journal., 1907-02-16

BOY wANrEp-MoRRls ELECTRIC
COMPANY. ni-St