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Evening journal., 1907-07-13
MARYLAND MATTERS

Two weeks late, farmers around Elkton
have commenced harvesting wheat.
His store. at wellington, broke into
John Manning reports the loss of $50
from the cash drawer
st. Stephens Protestant Episcopal con-
gregation, Earlewlle, has presented Rec
tor w. A. Coale with a new carriage.
william II. Rambo recently found on
the Rambo farm, near Iron Hin, land
turtle bearing the init ais Of c. J. Ramho,
of philadelphia, and the date, "iSI4.'
Shocked by bolt OF lightning, which
struck Chestertown wharf while his
schooner was tied up there. Captain
samuel Fowler, Of the eJssie Irving was
painfully hurt.
To block or punish the use OF money in
the coming election, Governor Warheld
announces that he win spend the $4,000
balance in the state Contingent Fund II
necessary
Two horses which disappeared from the
pasture Of Frank w. Moody, near West
Amwen, Saturday, apparently stolen
were found In a woods near Elkton We'd
nesday evening.
Charles McCahe, age II years M's
killed yesterday at Kendall saw MILL
While holding heavy piece Of timber
which was being sawed, he was thrown
violently against the machine, striking
his head with such force that he died al
most Instantly.
Talbot County Democrats will not sun
nit TO the sldetracking OF Judge Adkins
OF Easton. IN favor Of another candidate
from that county for the judgeship.
George w. stoclSdale has entered sun
against the Western Maryland Railroa'
Company for $4,000 damages for the de
struction OF his store and warehouse
which were destroyed several weeks ago
by fire. said TO have been started from
spark from one OF the company's en-
gines.
Salisbury brothers, OF Ridgely haV'
closed their cannery for the season afte
a record-brealSing packing of peas
amounting to 7e2Oo0 cans.
An unidentified white man was strucl
and killed on the Baltimore and Obi
railroad at Adamsville.
Perry Foreman, colored, has lost tn
use OF his right arm from being strucl
by lightning.
Evening journal., 1907-07-13
RICHARDSON PARK !

most important of these great miracles
is in doing away with the rent book.
Last summer we told you when the
days were very warm the housewives
at Richardson Park boiled the tea ket-
ties with rent books and the same good
work has again commenced. Do you
know when we put this in our ads, the
landlords and real estate men got quite
huffy over it Now it is nothing to
get hufy over, they might just as we'll
keeprquite and watch for the dollar.
Watch for the dollar as we do.
When the sun is in the east Just at the
break of cay we watch for the dollar;
Evening journal., 1907-07-13
PLANS READY
FOR new SEWER

Sewer Engineer Taylor, Of the Street
and Sewer Department, has prepared
plans for the proposed new sewer for
the lower end Of the Ninth ward, in
which locality there are no sewers at
the present time. These plans will be
submitted to the Street and Sewer di-
rectors at their meeting on next Tues
day.
While the sum Of $4,000 has been
set aside for the work, it is not thought
that the entire project will be adopted
at one time, but the work will be taken
up as needed and the sewers installed
until the appropriation of $4,000 is
exhausted.
Engineer Taylor's plans provide FOR
beginning the sewer at the foot of
Thatcher street where the sewage will
empty into the Brandywipe creek, and
extend up Thatcher street to Thir-
teenth street and east on Thirteenth
street to Heald. The sewer will be six
feet in circumference. Along Heald
street the size will drop to five feet six
Inches, and the sewer will extend VI
Heald street to Fifteenth, east on Fif-
teenth street 10 Claymont; thence VI
Sixteenth street to Vandever avenue
where IT will connect with the mair
sewer now being installed. At Clay
mont street the sewer will reduce t'
five feet in circumference to Vandevei
avenue, where it will become three
feet six inches in size.
1t is quite likely that another star
lwin be made at Fifteenth and Heal'
streets, from which place the sewe
will be run up to Sixteenth and HealC
streets; thence west on Sixteenth L
Thatcher up Thatcher to Vandeve
avenue. "A 24-inch pipe will be used II
the latter work. Besides these main
there will be a number Of smaller pipe
lalong the several side streets to con
meet with the main line. This system
viii drain the entire lower end OF III
ward and will relieve the objectionabl
lconditions there, attention to whicl
was called in Tho Evening Journa
sometime ago.
Evening journal., 1907-07-13
EXTERMINATING
THE HOUSE FLY
Methods Most Commonly
Used to Deal With
Pests

These are the days Of the trouble
some pest Of summer-the common
house fly. While people who go to
shore or mountains are bothered by
sand heas. gnaJs, and mosquitoes, the
people who stay at home ever have
the house ny with them. No matter
how careful the housewife is, and no
matter how she wages war upon the
flies. they are not 10 be conquered en-
tirely and there is probably not "a home
lin Wilmington at the present moment
where there are not a dozen or two OF
flies at the least. People here spend
many dollars and perhaps hundreds
Of dollars every summer TO fight flies.
Screen doors and screens for win
dows. fly netting, etc, all cost money,
and there are few homes, no matter
how humble, where screens or netting
are not in use Besides these eXpedi-
ents to keep the flies out the money
spent for implements of warfare
against the ny when once within would
pay for an entire summer vacation with
automobiles and all the other fXings.
Sticky fly paper, poison paper, wire
"spatters.' and insect powder are num-
berod among these instruments of ex-
termination.
That Sticky Fly Paper.
Probably the most popular Of these
is the sticky ny paper. This is not a
source of unadulterated Joy, however,
for the family cat, OF Fido, is likely
TO walk into It, requiring some strength
In becoming disengaged therefrom, and
many a bath thereafter TO remove the
glue. There Is even danger that the
minister, or some other caller may
connect with the fly paper to the great
embarrassment Of the hostess; more
over it has been known TO ruin
many a pretty dress, and occasionally
q gust Of wind viii blow 1t sticky side
down, upon the carpet or draperies
Great care has to be taken to anchor
the sheets securely and place them
out of reach of every living thing save
the flies.
Soapsud Bath Good.
A very simple way OF getting rid of
flies may be employed after dark when
the lights are in use. The flies nearly
always congregate on the ceiling. They
are sleepy and one has but to par
TALLY an a glass with strong soapsud.
and clap the tumbler over them, anS
IItncy taif- m rtfrfd cSsfffc.-.rl.s, 'slre spat
ters are used in many houses and Of
fees. They are employed with some
what unpleasant results-at least un
pleasant for the flies. Some peopl
have developed a great amount of skill
in using them and every 'whack
means death TO one or more OF tn
bothersome insects.
Evening journal., 1907-07-13
OPPORTUNITIES IN
THE PHILIPPINES

At Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
tomorrow morning the audience will
hear Rev. Henry Weston Munger,
returned missionary from the Philip
pines, speak on the subject, "Oppor-
tunity in the Philippines
In the evening the pastor, Rev T. J
Hopkins, will give a brief discourse
on the theme, "The Demon of Worry"
on Monday evening, "The Fi-La-Or-
Cla-Del," which means the first ladies
organized class in Delaware, will cele-
brate their anniversary with appro-
prlate exercises, IN the Bible School
Auditorium. This is one of the larg-
est classes for young women in the
city.
Evening journal., 1907-07-13

when at noon hour when he sparkles
like diamond we watch for the dol
lar; when the sun is in the west and al
most ready to give us the last glimmer
of the day, we watch for the dollar;
when the dew begins to fall and the
stars begin to twinkle we watch for the
dollar. Now one kind word for the
working man.
Watch for the dollar; it matters not
what dollar, but spend it al Richard
son Park, where it will return four
fold. Our agents are on the land all
afternoon and all day Sunday.
Evening journal., 1907-07-13
A PASTORS "NEVERS"
Rev. Zimmerman Has Issued a Gard
Giving Some Good Advice.

Rev. zimmerman Has Issued a Card
Giving Some Good Advice.
The Rev. L. NJ. Zimmerman, pastor
of Christ Lutheran Church. Baltimore,
has just issued a card Of ''Nevers."
These are:
NEVER mail at once a hastily writ
ten letter. First dream over IL. You
may change IL in the morning.
NEVER do an ungracious deed be-
cause someone else may have wronged
you. It pays always to be a gentleman.
a lady.
NEVER speak evil Of another's good
name. Slanderous words can never be
recalled, not even with tears and re-
pentance.
NEVER treat unkindly others be-
cause they may differ in creed or faith.
Our Heavenly Father has many chill
dren. BE sure you are one, and act ac-
cordlngly
NEVER speak when you are angry.
You are then apt TO say that which
viii misrepresent you. You may also
cause heart TO bleed and may lose a
friend.
NEW Err allow day to pass without
doing something toward making others
better and happier In making others
happy you make yourself happy.
NEVER say or do the thing which
will iniure another, but in thought
word and deed be a peacemaker, being
yourself at peace with both God and
your fellow-men.
NEVER be discouraged, nor discour-
age others. Make triumphant your
own sorrows and help bear your broth
er's burdens.
NEVER walt for other people to do
that which you should do yourself. II
you neglect your own affairs, the other
fellow Is not apt to make up the loss.
NEVER dig a pit for your neighbor'
for many a one has fallen into the pit
which he dug for another and has lived
to regret his evil act
NEVER let the sun go down upon
your wrath. Anger is a restless bed
fellow. Besides. you may not live TIL
the next day to make peace with your
enemy.
NEVER act toward God OF your
fellow-men other than you viii wish
YOU had when once you shall face both
God and your fellow-men at judg-
mont.
1 First OF the season, Green Turtle
SIunch. Saturday night. L. B. Laiterty'
Evening journal., 1907-07-13
DISCUSSING CELEBRATION

James E. Henry, manager of She'll
pot Park, and a subcommittee of the
Civic Improvement Committee are in
conference at the park this afternoon
relative TO the plan of having Whining
ton and Chester unite in a "City Beau
tiful Day" celebration at the Park early
next month. As Chester is favorable TO
the idea the celebration is likely to be
held. The local committee is enthu-
iastic over the plan and should it be
decided today to hold the celebration.
the Wllmingtonians will at once get to
work
Evening journal., 1907-07-13
FIVE TRANSFERS
OF PROPERTIES

The following real estate transfers
were recorded at the Office Of the City
Registry clerk since Wednesday Of
this week:
Henry Stafford, (sherifD to the Con-
sumers Ice and Coal Company, south
west corner Fourteenth and Scott, 5000.
John w. Wise to George S. Robin
son, 1912 Lancaster avenue, $3.50.
J. Newlin Gawthrop and wife and
Alfred Gawthrop and wife to Andrzer
KarezewslSi, properties on east side
Of Porter street south Of Linden, $3.50
each.
Richard Sincock to the trustees OF
Bethany Baptist Church, west side OF
Jackson north of Elm. $4,000.
Charles Blocher to John b. Desmond
No. 1916 West Second, $3.50.
Evening journal., 1907-07-13
aedoesoeeaeeaesaseassassQs

Watch for the dollar, not the idle
dollar, but the moving dollar, we mean
The Evening Journal dollar. A dollar
that when spent at Richardson Park
you can receive SIS. in credit on
choice building site. Show us another
firm that makes you this offer. We
keep the dollar moving, we have had
it twice in three days. We charge you
no more for building lot if you have
this dollar or not and when you come
on this land how do we know whether
you have this dollar or a green
back 7 Just think if you want four lots
the saving of a hundred dollars, (s1OO).
We open the eyes of the blind, the
dumb are made to speak and the lame
to walk. Just by one visit to RICH
ARDSON PARK it is all done by the
way we do business aud one of the
Evening journal., 1907-07-13
To Remodel Church.

North Baptist Church is 10 be re-
modelled at cost Of several thousand
dollars. Plans for the work are now
in the hands Of builders. II is the de-
sire of the church that the work be
started early next month that the reg
ular fall services may not be inter-
fered with.
Evening journal., 1907-07-13
Want Old Arch Removed.

Occupants of the Court House Offices
would like the Levy Court to dispose
of the iron pipe arch in front of the
building from which an electric light
once hung. and to restore in front of
the building the cluster of lights which
formerly occupied the granite posts
at either side Of the steps.
Evening journal., 1907-07-13

The United States is coming annu-
ally about $500. 900 900 in gold; Great
Britain nearly 6O.OOO.oc0, Australasia,
little more than Great Britain;
France about S95 400 ana. Germany
about S25.0Oo.OOO and Japan. more than
$50 .OO0.0
Evening journal., 1907-07-13

FOR SALE-To close an estate, prop
erf, southwest corner Ninth and Or
nnEe streets. "a feet inches by 20 feet.
Properties No. 3l3 and 3i5 Market street.
81 feet 4 inches by 40 feet.
All of these properties would be good
Investment and are In the location ior m
creased values.
CHARLES c. KURTZ
1Otl Market ST.
5e1-eod-tf (Opposite Court House)
Evening journal., 1907-07-13
BOARD OF TRADE SECRETARY
viii Be Chosen at Meeting Of Directors
Of Board on Monday Evening.

The board of directors of the Board
of Trade will select a secretary for
the board at a special meeting 70 be
held on Monday evening The new Off
cial will be paid a salary of $1,000, will
have his Office in the Board rooms and
will give all information relative to
the commercial progress of the city.
Since r. J. Maclean became presi-
dent of the board the body has grown
so rapidly that a permanent secretary
is required to look after the business
of the board.
Evening journal., 1907-07-13
FOR RENT.

All S. Broome. . r. and B.
Flat. Sixth and Madison. 4 r. and =
Several farms in desirable locations.
For terms. etc. apply To
T. F. McEVILLY CO..
62S w. Fourth st.
Both phones. Open evenings
eod-tf
Evening journal., 1907-07-13

"There is no doubt that real estate is the very
best investment for small savings 1t is bound
to grow into money. More fortunes are accumu-
lated from the rise in real estate values than all
other causes combined. To speculate in stocks
is risky, even dangerous, but when you buy real
estate you are buying an inheritance.
"The wise young man or wage Garner of
to-day invests his money in real estate-suburban
real estate"
ANDREW CARNEGIE.
Evening journal., 1907-07-13

Don't Fail 70 See the Unsurpassed
illuminations in Philadelphia on We'd
nesday. July 18th. on this date the
Wilson Line will run late boat. leaving
Philadelphia at $50 p. m. Excursion
25c.F
Evening journal., 1907-07-13

Elks' Carnival at Washington Park,
Tuesday. July 10th, take Wilson Line
Steamers from Fourth Street Wharf
7.30 and 1890 a. m, and 1.S0 p. M
returning leave Park, 4.3O and 7.15 p.
m. Excursion 25c.'
Evening journal., 1907-07-13
ACTIVITY AT NEW SUBURB
TWO Houses Going Up On Hamilton
Park Tract.

The Hamilton Park tract on the New
Castle road, beyond the city line is TO
be developed. Already two Sroom
houses are in course of construction
there and in a short time twenty
more modern little homes will be erect
ed The owners Of the tract hope to
dispose of the dwellings to the steel
workers who will be brought to New
Castle by the big mills that are to To-
cate there.
Evening journal., 1907-07-13
Preach illustrated ssrm on.

In the Newport NJ. lg. Church to-
morrow morning the Rev. w. W
Sharp viii preach an illustrated ser
mon.
Evening journal., 1907-07-13
RihIe cIass to Pinnin.

In Rockford Park on Tuesday, July
%, the Bible school Of North Baptist
Church will hold its annual outing. A
delightful time is anticipated.
Evening journal., 1907-07-13

Grand Parade Of Elks in Philadelphia
Thursday, July 18th. Take Wilson Line
Steamers from Fourth Street Wharf.
z 80 a. m Excursion Csc"
Evening journal., 1907-07-13

FOR sALE-AT A SACRIFICE.
1913 Delaware Ave, r. and b.
Make US an offer.
FOR RENT.
Store and dwelling, N. L. corner Fourth
and ratnall SITS.
DELAWARE TRUST CO.,
No. / East Ninth St.
Evening journal., 1907-07-13
Geo. R. townsend Co.,
Real Estate,
s West Ninth Street.

1908 Adams street. rooms and bath.
500 washington street, ii rooms and
bath.
Gil Delaware avenue. II rooms and
bath.
New houses. West Nineteenth street
between West and Washington, IL
rooms. bath and s rooms and bath
1901 70 1915 Clayton street, rooms
Ind bath.
Two new houses, at Gordon Heights
near Philadelphia pike.
IL and 80 acres, near 3. & o. rail-
road station, Brandywine hundred.
Send for lists.
Evening journal., 1907-07-13

81 tell you, young man, no investment on
earth is so safe, so sure so certain to enrich its
owner as undeveloped realty. l always advise
my young friends to place their savings in realty
near some growing town There is no such saw
ings bank anywhere"
EX-PRESIDENT CLEVELAND.
Evening journal., 1907-07-13
Investment Advice

Every person who invests in we'll selected
real estate in growing section of prosperous
community adopts the surest and safest method
Of becoming independent, for real estate is the
basis of all wealth."
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Evening journal., 1907-07-13

4 First OF the reason, Green Turtle
Lunch. Saturday night. i. b. Laiiertyi
No 6 g. Seventh street"
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blame for this suffering Must iht
state remain que-ccnt md do an-o-
lutely nothing every time corpora
ton ,iolate- tle Jaw because SOME
innocent Stockholders suffer % tAe
law is enforced This plea-whch Us
the widow and orphan pleas get
ting Ia be- uauseatiug 10 i- lauit'i
every time corporation get- caught
stealing or other wise violating laws.
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-ohcitude Tor the innocent ~tocRhuId-
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they stop paying their presidents.
yice-presIdent-. attorneys. and other
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state OF Virginia. County OF Prince tdHari. s-
], John ~ long. Cashier oi fne above
named hank. 10 -olcmu.y swear iNfi iNt
above statement is true 90 fne best Of m5
knowledge and belief
ions ". Lose. Cashier.
f-nFuFfrr- Attest.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-06-20

County Judge John b. Lund had bus
mess In Aberdeen and Watertown for q
couple Of days last week. Johns visit
was made during the rainy season and
upon his return home he said we had
no idea Of what mud was here.
Are you looking for home or invest.
menti We have land in Colorado.
North Dakota, Gulf Coast and Pan
Handle of Texas and Minnesota lands.
Call and see rs.
w. B. Taylor q Co.,
4th door north Of postofiioe.