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Evening journal., 1907-10-12
WATER In FILTER,
TEST NEXT WEEK

Water was turned on through the new
preliminary filters at Sixteenth and
French streets this afternoon in order to
clean the spongcs preparatory to an Of
fcial test which VIII probably be begun
Wednesday or Thursday. The sponges
were put In yesterday and the water was
run into the filters to-day 70 clean them
thoroughly and make them ready for the
formal test next week.
The first test to determine definitely
whether the filters on "a large scale will
purify the water as well as the expert
mental filters, will probably take place
Wednesday. Tho water VIII then be de-
livcrod to the city for the first time
Thereafter the test win be continued for
probably a month before the water de-
partment officials can make any ccnclu-
sive report OF the result
IL is probable that when the hlters
are In proper working order the water
will he from Go to 75 per cent pures. basir :
the estimation ON the removal Of bacteria
by the experimental filters TIRE old pumI
will be "a ga 20 deliver the waite to the city
until the new pumps have been connected
The water win be pumped to the Tenth
street basin and from there distributed to
the city. When the new pumps are con-
nected and an the new mains installed
the water viii be distributed from the new
Weldin basin.
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
AWAIT TAFT
In PHILIPPINES
Will be Called Upon TO Settle
Row Over Use Of In
Surgent Flag
.FLAUNTED BEFORE
THE AMERICANS

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
MANILA, oct 1.-Two portentious
events for the Philippines win take place
next week.
Secretary Of War William II. Ia Z W Il
arrive on Monday and the first legislative
assembly will meet on Tuesday. Taft S
name is heard everywhere while the as
sembly is a secondary conside alton
Every one who has had his troubles
in the islands in the last year or so WI
pass them up to the big secretary.
One OF the nastiest muses. Taft was
drawn into is that relating TO the mum
cpal government of Manila. After the
party favoring mediate independence
had won such a sweeping victory at the
election of Llegates to the assemb' y. gog-
ernor GenSal Smith called a halt on tie
plan to have city governors chosen by tie
people. Some say that this order came
from Taft It Is hoped by Americans here
that Taft will be able to put "a check
on the rampant talk Of Independence.
A committe of five. representing the
army, navy, government and business
men in the Philippines win wait upon
the secretary Immediately after his ar
rival. to request that he secure from
Congress or from the President proper
regulations to compel respect for the
United States flag in the Philippines
Since thee lection feeling has run high
about the way in which the old insur-
gent flag has boen Haunted in the
faces Of Americans, ana Aguinaldo's
march has been played on the streets
by bands
AS indicative of the feeling of the
flag, here is a specimen El Renaciml-
ento, native newspaper of Manila:
The prohibition of rhe Filipino flag
is a slight to the Filipino people. The
flag is a symbol Of our ideals and OF
our liberty and to forbid its display
is an attempt against our most sacred
aspirations. 1t gives the lie to the
SOLEMN promises of the government of
the United States.
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
FILING CABINETS
CHANGE COURT RULE

The installation of the new filing
cabinets in the Court House Offices
has caused another change to be made
IN the rules OF the county courts. II
has to do with the filing Of papers i'm
the Office Of Prohtnotory SpealSinan
ana provides that no papers presented
for record shall be folded exceedinc
four inches In width and 3 inches I'M
length, the dimensions OF the present
single filing cabinets in the office.
Following is the rule as announced
by the court.
Amend Section / Of Rule s by strik-
ing out the same and inserting i'm lieu
thereof the following:
Pleadings or other papers TO be
iiled In any cause shall be plainly
written or printed and folded TO a Size
not exceeding four inches in width and
nine inches in length and II mater
tally defaced by erasures or intelline-
ations. they shall not be received b.,
the Prothonotary without a Judges
order.
Adopted September so. 1907.
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
MONEY ORDER
BUSINESS INCREASES

The statement of the money order
business for the quarter ending Sep
tember 30. at the local postoffice shows
an increase over the corresponding
period Of last year of s742.2s. The
statement follows:
1916 domestic money orders issued,
S40,1S213; 79S international money
orders issued. S19.975.S9; total fees re-
ceived, s50976; 47O deposits received
from other offices. Si4,6SS s4 1869 do
nestle money orders paid and repaid,
S71,264.93; 81 international money ard
ers paid and repaid, S2,O5S.91; toIal.
$7s,679.46; other transactions to credit
Of postmaster general. s32,957; grand
total, S2l1 ,6S6. 46.
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
Commercial Markets

PHILADELPHIA. oct. 12-FEED ruled
Arm under light offerings and good
demand. we quote
ON spot winter bran, in bulk, az s26.50a
~ IA. and spring in sacks. at so 0la2S00.
Hailed HAY AND STRAW-Hay met
with n steady outlet at full figures. Straw
was in moderate supply and steady. We
quote. 40. a. -
4 large bales S2lOQ; No /, small bales,
s91 OO. No. 3. so 00a200O; No. 81 $l6.5)al7.50
no erade. Si2 O0a150l Clover Mixed Hay
No. 1. SIS 50a19o0; No. 2. Sl50)al6.00. Straw
lNo 1 stra ight rye. $3.50 1A00; Ne. 2
straight rye Sl2 50a1S.00.
Enthusiastically choice fresh stock met
with "A good outlet at top prices. We quote:
Nearby. first. in free case. 25e; nearby
current receipts, in returnable cases. 24c;
Western hrsts. 25c; Southern, 2ra22c
LIVE POULTRY-fowls. strictly choice
large. 14ika15c. fowls. common, 13a14c; old
roosters. 1Oallc; spring chickens. as to
quality, 12a15c; ducks, l2al4c.
npWSsED POULTRY-Fresh killed
fowls. fancy. 14izc; fowls average receipts
1fc. old roosters. dry picked. &c; roasting
chickens nearby. cho ce. lie; roast ng
chickens Western fancy, weighing Sa9
mounds per pair, 16c.
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
DEATHS

Mary >. Wondcrly.
Elizabeth Mccall.
Harriet Richards.
Philena Megaw.
Maroedes Boyd.
Alfred kavanaqh.
Benjamin r. Green.
BOYD-At stanton, Del. on October
IL. 1907. Marcedos Boyd. daughter
OF Henry and Catherine Boyd. aged
16 years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO
attend the funeral from the residence
Of her parents, Ninth and Delaware
streets, on Monday morning at 9
o'clock Requiem high mass and in
tcrment az Havre de Grace Nd.
MECAW-On Oct 1ith, 1901, Fhilona
Negaw. aged "a years.
Funeral from the residence OF her
brother. ]. W. Megaw. No 119 Fulton
street on Monday morning, october IA,
at II o'clock Interment Centre Meet
lnp House, near Centrovi.le, Del.
kANANAGH-On oct. 18th. 1907, AL
fred infant son of Richard g.. and
lane b. kavanagh, aged 20 months.
Relatives ana friends OF the family
are invited TO attend the funeral SER
vices at his parents residence. Henry
Clay. duPonts Banks. on Monday af-
tornoon, October 14th. at 3 o'clock. In
terment Mt. Salem cemetery.
GREEN--ln this city. on the 11th inst
Benjamin r. Green. aged "a years
Relatives. friends and Wilmington
Aerie. Il. o. T.. are respectfully in
vited 10 attend the funeral from the
residence OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William T.. Green, No. 512 S. Harrison
street. on Tuesday oct 18th, 1907, al
p. m.
RICHARDS this city. ON oct 18th
1907, Harriet Richards, aged "A
years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
Invited TO attend the funeral services
at the residence Of her granddaughter
Mrs. George II. Simmons, No. l Sixth
avenue, on Monday afternoon, Oct. 14tf
at 2 o'clock. Interment at Riverview
cemetery.
MocALL-In this city, on the 11th inst.
Elizabeth Mccall, widow OF the lat,
George Mccall, aged IS years.
Relatives and friends of the famil,
are respectfully invited TO attend tn,
funeral from the residence Of hei
daughter. Mrs James Crosby. 7Oi
French street, on Monday. October 18th
Services at IL a. m. Interment pri
vate
WoNpERLY-on october 10. 1907
Mary s., wife OF the late Jacob S
Wonderly. IN her SSth year.
Relatives and friends are invited {,
attend the funeral services at her lat
residence, No 1908 Rodney street OF
Monday. October 14th. at - o'clocl
noon. Interment at Monument GENE
terry. Philadelphia. at 2.30 O'Clock
Please omit flowers.
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
POLICEMAN BECOMES
A SPECIAL OFFICER

William J. Burchinal who for nine
years has been a member Of the Will
mington police force. resigned yester-
day to accept a position as a special
officer at the Pennsylvania station.
Officer Burchinal did not expect 10
assume his duties until October is. but
owing to the fact that Special Omcer
Gilmore Is on his vacation, he went on
duty to-day.
Special Ofcers John Gordy and Will
liam Biggans have been assigned 70
duty on the Delaware division Of the
road. Mr.. Gordy is now on duty be-
tween Clayton and Delmar. and will
probably take up his residence in
Clayton. II is expected that within a
short time a thorough system Of po-
licing the entire lines of the Pennsyl-
vania I'm this section will be put %
operation.
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
David [. Levy Returns Thanks.

I take this means of expressing 10
my many friends my heartfelt thanks
for and appreciation OF their many
kind words Of sympathy and generous
offers OF assistance because of the de-
struction of the factory of the UniteS
Leather Company by fire recently. !
shall never forget these many express
siOns of friendship and good will
I also. herewith return my sincere
thanks TO the hremen Of Wilmington
for their loyal and valiant services. II
was due to their aggressiveness and
efficiency that part of the factory was
saved from the flames ail TO every
company I am grateful.
(Signcd) David L. Levy
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
WANT NILE
COURSE CHANGED

Iewes business men and others are in
terested in the movement being made by
shipbuilders in Philadelph a, Wilmington,
Sparrow's Point and Newport News. TO
have the mile course at the Breakwater
made the official course Of the Govern
ment for speed trials of an ships. Now Il
is merely a preliminary trial course, tie
official course being at RocSland. Maine.
Shipbuilders are obliged 10 go all the " y
10 Name at a cost OF thousands OF doi-
lars and this great expense could be do1e
away with II the course was moved down
To the Bieakwater.
The bat,leshp Missouri will receive its
preliminary trial trip az the BFe lSwa e,
next Wednesday and number OF Govern
mcnt officials are expected TO make Lewes
their headquarters.
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
New RAILWAY Line opened.

The new trolley line through the
Ninth ward was formally opened this
morning when the first car left Thir-
tieth and Market streets at els o'clock.
Residents OF the extreme end of the
Ninth ward are much pleased at the
new line established by the Whining
ton City Railway Company and work.
men employed In the Todd's cut shops
of the Pennsylvania Railroad and liv-
ing in Wilmington are grateful for
the fact that they may not get to and
from their work without inccnven-
icnce
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
To Entertain theatrical Stars.

Dr II. e. stevens will entertain Cole
and Johnson. the stars Of the "shoo-
Fly Regiment company. which win be
the attraction at the Lyceum Theatre
three days beginning next Thursday.
esting young colored men, and repre-
sent the highest intelligence OF their
trace The best colored citizens gener-
tally entertain them at their residences,
where the questions OF the betterment
and advancement Of their race are
pleasantly discussed.
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
CAMPAIGN MEETINGS

To- might
A. r. Spaid on anti-license at Fifth
and Market Streets
7 o. morrow
Mrs. Lake at St. Paurs r. c. Church
in thea fternoon. to men only, at 9
o'clock. A might in Harrison Street
Church.
DR.. Meade on Anti-License at Harri-
son Street Church in the morning, Sc
Paurs NJ. e. Church in the afternoon
and Grace Church at night.
William Thompson ana w. II. Regar
in behaf of license in the Opera House
afternoon and night.
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
SCENT DOUBLE MURDER
IN FINDING OF MANS BODY

ana woman put from the Jersey
shore Tuesday evening.
The occupants We're heard quarreing
and then came sounds OF a fight The
only woman reported missing is Airs.
Helen Avis, wife of a New York arcni-
teet. who disappeared Saturday nignt.
Avis himself has not been seen sirce
he reported his wife's disappearance,
and he is supposed to be searching for
her 1t was at first thought the man
whose body was found might be he, but
this was later dlsproved. The descrip-
tion .of the body recovered by the
dredge and then lost fits that given of
Mrs. Avn.
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
WILL MAKE
TWO ADDRESSES

Mayor Wilson VIII be a busy man
this evening. He will first attend the
opening Of the Knights of Pythias fair
at the Turn Hall and later will spend
a part of the evening with the meme
bers of the Wilmington Association of
Stationary Engineers, who will cele-
brate the twenty-fifth anniversary of
the National Association at the Ger
man Hall. The mayor will make ad-
dresses at both places.
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
DIED WHILE WITH
DAUGHTER IN NEW YORK.

While visiting her daughter. Mrs
Mama Lucas, in New York. several
days ago, Mrs. Phoebe Phillips. wife
of George p. Phillips of No. sos Tat
nall street died unexpectedly The
body arrived here this afternoon and
will be inferred privately tomorrow
afternoon.
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
Enloxsd WntarmeIon Pnrtx.

A watermelon party was given by
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer j pennell. of
No. 1905 Commerce street, Thursday
night An enjoyable evening was
passed. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. John Thomas, Mr. and Mrs,
Harry Lowe and their daughter. Myr-
tie. Mr. and Mrs. r.. Clegg. Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Finley, Misses Beatrice
Finley. Genevieve Percival. Frances
Kay. Catherine and Stella Walters.
Edith Meridith, Anna quinn. Mary
Holland. Susie and Louise Walters.
Violet pennell, and Thomas Clegg.
Presley Rash. Chester Smith. Walter
Kay. Thomas Dyer Ernest win, Louis
Pennel and others.
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
10 peensn Channel.

Work of dredging the Brandywine
Off the plant of the Wilmington Light
Power and Telephone Comuany will
begin next week. The object Of deep
ening the creek at this point is TO al
low heavy draught coal barges TO make
their way close TO the plant Of tho
company
Eex W. r Stimmei breaches IN
Washington, T.. c., tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
Preparina % confornnoe

Presiding Elder A. S, Mowbray has
returned from Baltimore where he was
chairman of the entertainment COM
mittee arranged for quarters for dele
gates TO the General Conference to be
held in that city in May OF next year
The Hotel Belvidere win be the lead
ing hotel for the delegates. and the
conference sessions are 10 be held in
the Lyrice Theatre
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
NOW
ON THE INCREASE

Births took a tumble during the
week just ended compared with tho
returns made during the past few
weeks. but marriages took a jump
There were 81 reported, compared with
54 for the corresponding. period of last
year and a strange thing is, that Of
the sixty-seven couples who were wed
not one was colored.
Health Secretary. Wiggiesworth's re-
port shows that there we're % deaths.
80 births and G. marriages during the
weeS. For the corresponding period OF
last year there were % deaths, 40
births and 54 marriages.
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.

PHILADELPHIA. oct 12.-With
the recovery of the unclothed body of d
man from the Delaware river both
legs missing and mutlations about the
head and chest and the knowledge that
a woman's corpse also with legs MISS
ing and the throat cut is still in the
river local police believe double
murder has been committed.
The womans body was sucked up
by a suction dredge, but fell back into
the river before it could be recovered
The mans body was found in the Vi
clnity and It is awaiting identification
Fishermen declare they have witnesses
who saw a boat containing three mon
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
n..,h of Miss Mareeses Rovd.

Marcedes Boyd, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Boyd of stanton. died this
morning She was l6 years old and
exceedingly popular. Her funeral will
take place on Monday morning with
services and interment at Havre de
Grace. Md Henry Boyd, father of
the young woman, is a track foreman
on the r., b. and w. Railroad
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
Yacht Tech Repaired.

After having undergone an over
hauling and thorough repairing at the
plant of the Diamond State Steel Com
pany yesterday. the Tech. which is
owned by General r. Coleman DUPONT,
encountered a cyclone in the Chesa-
peake and Delaware canal recently
and was damaged.
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
PERMITS FOR
EIGHTEEN HOUSES

Permits were granted to-day for The
erection Of the eighteen houses by
Building Inspector Johnson. w. n.
Wood win erect three dwellings for
George Turner. at McCauley and
Lombard streets. at a cos Of $500
each. the Diamond State Construction
Company, two houses at Concord ave-
nue 0nd Washington strees. at $1,000
eachi c. II. Tindau and SON. four
dwellings, at Twenty-fourth and Ta'-
nal streets. one at a cos. Nf S2a10 an 1
ii The ether three at cos. cf $500
each; w ]. Johnson, nine houses in
Walnut and Elizabeth streets, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets. four
costing $1,000 each and five 200 $each
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
Hibernians Give Euohre.

In Irish-American Hall last even
ing the second annual auchre was given
by members of Division No. Z A. o. H.
last evening and a number of hand
some prizes were awarded to the vim
ners. A large number of guests were
present
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
ecture "a Tesobers

At the first regular meeting Of the
Primary Teachers Association. TO he
held In the High School on Monday af-
ternoon, Professor Smith Burnham, of
the West Chester Normal School, will
lecture on the subject, 'The Story Of
Gettysburg"
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
New chairs for sherifFs Office.

Two elegant leather bottomed chairs
were placed in the office of Sheriff
.Stanord this morning 1t is the custom
OF the county to furnish each sheriff
Of the county with new chairs.
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
At Bryn Mawr boo Show.

Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Brady are at
the Bryn Mawr, Pa. dog show today.
Mr.. Brady who is one of the younger
members Jf the New Castle county
bar, is an admirer of well bred dogs.
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
RECTOR WELLS TO
RETURN TONIGHT

Rev f. w. Wells. rector Of St An
drews Episcopal Church. who has
been abroad with Bishop Mackey-
Smith. Of Pennsylvania, since June VIII
return TO this city this evening and
join the members of his family who
have ben stopping with Mrs. ID. D.
Curlett. Of No. 1907 Market street. Mr..
Wells docked at New York from the
Hamburg liner. America. this morning
and will arrive here about o'clock. Ia
"a few days with his family he will
occupy the house at No. 1913 Rodney
street. lie will observe his Office hours
in his study in the church as usual
He will preach in the church tomor-
row on Monday evening he will be
given reception by the choir.
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

ANYONE finding or buying a Bostor
s,,5 selIler, female; which strayed from hom,
end was found and turned over to Jack
SIirilth, who let it run, will deliver IL t1
owner az Sl4 West street for reward o12-1t
FOR SALE-One 50-horse power Thomas
Automobile; one 30 horse power Winton.
one l2-horse power Autocar runabout
good as new, first-class condition: one
haynes runabout one electric runabout
one FORD runabOut good as new (Owne
,,e, ouylng larger carr; one Welch 6o-horss
power one Acme 30-horse power Della
ware Auto Storage and Repair Cmpanv
Eleventh and West streets.
PCBLIC SALE.
The subscriber, about to relnduish
farming VIII sell at his residence on Benz
lamin Gregg Farm. Mill Creek hundred
Delaware. near Red Clay Creek Church.
MONDAY OCTOBER %. 1907.
At II o'clock. noon.
HORSES-No. ], Sadie. bay mare. II
yrs old, weighs 1900 lbs, will work any
where = SOUND and a dead down puller
No. ,, Kate, bay mare Is yrs old weighs
100, sound. good worker or driver No g.
Dan, bay horse II yrs. old weighs 1000
lbs, sound, good worker or driver. No
4, Fancy brown mare. 4 yrs. old. weighs
1850 lbs, sound thoroughly broken to all
harness, stylish and a No. ] driver. No
3. May. bay mare, yrs. old good driver
Is safe for woman to drive. has plenty Of
speed sired by Warwick dam. a French
coach mare. No. 6. Bob. dun horse. coed
worker or driver, fearless OF all objects
COWS-12 head Of home-rased dairy
cows. Some fresh and others close spring.
ers. stock bulls. brood SOW In farrow
FARMING IMPLEMENTS and two
horse market wagons 2-horse farm
wagon, 16-foot hay fiat used one season;
Mccormick mower and binder. in perfect
order; horse cart, hay tedder. corn shelter,
2-horse tired power. horse rake. Farmers
Favorite grain drill, in order; Dreer's
automatic corn planters. nearly new.
Aspinwall potato planter and cutter ~
good order; steel land roller nearly new:
Ironage broken axle sulky cultivator
hand cultivators, plows herrows, potato
digger. WheelbarrOw. grindstOne. 4 sets
stage, set dearborn. and set buggy har-
ness, brides. collars halters. double
lines, breast and but chains. 2-horse sled.
1-horse sleighs. end spring buggies. in
good repair; jump seat carriage. compile q
harpoon hav fork and rome
DAIRY FIXTURES-De Lavel cream
separator. 500 pound capacity, In good or.
der. butter tubs, butter worker. carriage
pole. hay and straw by the ton fodder by
the bundle 600 bushels potatoes and many
other articles too numerous to mention.
Terms OF sale-s25 and less, cash. over
that amount credit Of three months will
be given by purchaser giving a bankable
note with approved endorser. . per cent.
off for cash on all credit sums
J. MORTON GREGG.
Stidham and Son, Auc. Established 1855.
o12-14-1s-22-24-26
FOR sALE-A few r. c. Rhode Island
Red Cockerels Good stock. Apply to
No 29i4 w. Second st. o12-3t
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
sneak Thief koabed I'm.

An unkndwn thief forced his way
through the rear door of Franks gro
cery store at Second and Van Buron
streets early this morning and robbed
the tin Of IS in pennies The burglary
was committed some time between
the hours OF midnight and 2 a. m.
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
Rrandywlne ohuren Annlversary.

Brandywine NJ. L. Church is pre-
pairing TO celebrate its hftieth ami
versary the latter part Of this month
with a weeks special services.
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
THREE KILLED IN
LOCOMOTIVE EXPLOSION
BY THE JOURNALS special wire

by THE JOURNALS special Wire
REYNOLDS. Ca, oct. 12.-Three
men were killed and the local railroad
station was torn 10 pieces today by
the explosion of a locomotive boiler.
The dead are: Conductor Allen. En-
gineer Averin and a negro fireman.
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
Mrs. Lawson to sneak.

Mrs. Rosetta T. Lawson. of Wash
ington, will speak in shiloh Baptist
Church tomorrow morning, and in
Union A. NJ r. Church, French near
Ninth. in the evening.
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
Weddino Announced.

Mrs. r. J. Steward announces the
marriage of her daughter. Miss Ger
trude Luke. TO Earl Martin on Octo-
ber s. at the residence of the brides
sister at Northeast. Md.
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
cumminns.Enrd.

Mr., and Mrs. Jere Ford. of West
Chester, announce the marriage OF
their daughter. Miss Abbie Ford, . Or
lando J. Cummings The wedding tool
place in this city on October 2.
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
Sale of Goats.

We. have several hundred ladies' and
Sentemen's top coats for sale at aston
ishing prices. These are unredeemed
goods. and must be sold. Levy, Sew
enth and Market.
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
Pastor Turner Invited Back.

The Rev. H. c. Turner has been in
vited to return as pastor of Brandy
wine NJ e. Church for another year.
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
CHANDLER q gsssstSsss sSSsins5

No. z1l W. Ninth Street.
Carefc. attention day or night
Bodies in Boarding Houses. Hotels
and Hospitals removed and cared for
nntn claimed Carriages furnished
AppointmenA1 erS-cSasa. Both Phones
Evening journal., 1907-10-12
pn "a cllREn IM 6 "a 14 nAYs-

PAzO OINTMENT is guaranteed TO
cure any case Of Itching Blind. Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles in to IA
days or money refunded. Soc"
Evening journal., 1907-10-12

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gilbert. Of Chi
cago. have been visiting their aunt
3Ir. and Mrs. David Johnson. of 101a
Reed street