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Evening journal., 1907-04-11
CARNEGIE GIFT
READY FOR PUBLIC
New PittSburg Institute Cost.
ing S2O,OOO,OOO to Be
Dedicated

PITrSBURG. April 1.-THE now
Carnegie Institute Is being dedicated
To-day Andrew Carnegie wiz official
~ turn over 10 the city of Pittaburg
the new institute upon which he has
already spent $50 900 200. representing
possibly the largest sum OF money ever
given by one man az one time to one
community and the public VIII be
given its initial view OF this wonder
ful building.
Andrew Carnegie FIRST gave to Pitts
burg a public building ten years ago.
intended as a library. on the night
this library was dedicated Mr. Car
nsgie announced he would add de-
partmont of fine ants a natural his
tory museum and a department. Of
music With this end in view he set
apart Sl.O0O0OO and plans W ere started
from which were evolved the present
magnificent institute, which snow
stands complete housing under one
roof all the departments he promised
for Il. And now, although Mr.. Car
negie has already given S2o00000O to
the Institute he has practically in-
fonned those IN change that they can
have just as much more as may be
needed fully to complete the enter
prise.
The building is located at the en-
trance to Schenley Park. and is 400 feet
wide and 900 fe long In round fig
ures 1t cost S6oO0OOO. ana its architec-
tune is worthy TO rank With the worlds
masterpieces. In the lbrarv are 100000
| volumes. ana half million books are
| circulated every year
The museum already ranks as one
/ Of the four great museums of the
country. II is the department. OF fins
arts. however. that attracts the great.
est attention. The han of arChitcc.
ture and the hail Of sculpture arc de-
clarrd TO he the most ma snincently de-
coratod and most artistic creations ~
the world.
The exercises attending the dedica'
tion are expected 20 form one Of th'
| most important events IN the history Of
Pi;taburg. Already guests from abroa.
have con,mer1ed 20 arrive IN New Ycri
and By the middle cf next weoS Pitts
burg viii be filed with important per
sorag,s from an quarters of the glod0
Mr.. Carnes.e is expected 20 arrive her
"Wednesday ana WI be The guest o
the city during his stay
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LEFT FORTUNE TO
A MILK GIRL

ST. LOUIS, No, April IA third OF
million dollars for pair Of bright eyes
is the bounty that has fallen to Agnes
oTIearon Conner. the adopted daughter Of
the late Colonel Thomas Conner, veal
thy phnanthropist and State Senator Of
Joplin, Mo-. who died in Texas two weeks
ago. 1t has been learned since his death
that a sixth Of his S2OOOOOO estate goes to
the adopted child, who is now barely ff-
teen years old.
Colonel W. H. Phelps. was in st. Louis
to arrange for his legal guardianship Of
Mrs. Thomas Conner. now in st. Vinccnus
Asylum, of ST. Louis widow Of Colonel
Conner, under the appointment made yes
terday by the Circuit Court.
The reason why Mrs. Conner was leg.
ally adjudged insane yesterday" sad
Colonel Phelps, was in order that her in
terest IN her husbands estate might he
guarded and that she might receive the
same care that Senator Conner had given
her while he was alive.
1T is generally understood in st. Louis
that Mrs. Conner became insane because
1no Coulu not become society leduti Ni
Joplin. There is absolutely no truth m
that statement"
Colonel Phelps declares Mrs. Conner be-
came insane over the death Of child
She is healthy, but physicians say her
mind will always remain as It is now.
At the time OF their marriage Joplin was
small town and mining camp. They were
frugal even though two years after their
marriage his income was not less than
| 5000 a week.
one day. while IN in hotel at Joplin
Colonel Conner told one Of the sisters Of
a convent to which he had given Jersa ay
cows that he would be glad If he could
have milk daily. Agnes O'Hearon. a
motherless child. who had been placed il
charge OF the sisters by her father. was
sent to the hotel with the milk. AS the
patient got better the childs sweet dispo.
sition and winning ways interested him.
/ Agnes O'Hearon, who brought me mill
/ from the convent every day that wal
ill.," the fnancier said later. has the
brightest eyes in, the world and Is alto
gether a most lovablo child"
He adopted her soon after leaving the
! hospital.
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this WEATHER
PUZZLES MANY

The weather OF the last few days
has been past the understanding OF the
farmers Of this section. On Tuesday
the weather was unusually cold. but.
strange to say, the blossoms in thou
sands Of orchards were not nipped by
the freezin. temperature.
Ambitious gardeners have already be-
gun to plant, and some people have
had seeds in the ground for a week
covering them mp every night TO pro-
veat them from being frozen. March
and April this year seem to have
changed places, but people are finding
some consolation IN the thought that
the kind Of weather that has beer
prevalent tor the past two or three days
cannot last much longer, and that how.
ever much It SHOWS II must quickly
melt under the direct eianccs OF Oh,
Sol.
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SAW MURDER IN TRANCE

LONDON. April 1i--studonts of
psyche refelrch arc much Interested
in thes TRANCE experience 90 a London
woman who went 10 examine "a vacant
house with her husband In the SUBJ
uIibs q faw dlys since gnd saw com-
mitted, while .n trance. a brutal
murder which some believe Is yet TO
take pla1e.
Shc SAW a young woman enter one n
the rooms. followed hT man who
stabbed her I'm the Back. ana then lis-
appeared. Tho vision PASSED with th
mans disappearance
Two days later she attended a bal
and was there introduced w this s1nt
young woman to man ~ nom the for
mer stated was hor naner. Il was tho
murderer she had seen in the vacant
house.
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RUSHING FOR
THEIR LICENSES
Local Option Possibility Does
Not Scare Saloon
Men

The one hundred applicants for liquor
licenses who apply TO the May court
for the privilege have untll tomorrow
night to file their papers and deposit
their $4,000 In the oftiee e Clerk OF
the Peace ouigly, and judging from
the rush they made on the Office today
not ono Of than believes Wilmington
will go dry" this November
"No, the saloon men who apply FOR
their licenses at the coming court have
not been scared off by possible local
option IN the county" said Deputy
Clerk Janvier. Nearly az OF then
have filed their papers and I expect
every one OF them in before tomorrow
night"
The May court grants 100 of the lSi
city licenses.
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MEASLES PREVALENT

Measles are reported to bc prevalent
throughout the city. This interesting
complaint often prevails at this time
Of year There Is little danger FROM
It IL properly taken care Of. but some-
tines it proves fatal when treatment
is not gwen it. The great danger s.
I'm minimizing the seriousness OF the
disease which may develop in colds
with very bad results. There are quite
4 nvnbcr OF cases Of mumps also re-
ported. That disease IS also numbered
auolg the Juvenile COMPLAINTS. II Is
not restricted to children by any means
and often attacks grcwn-ups with SER
ious results. Like the measles # mus
be taken proper care Of and II not. &
becomes ,n its effects enc OF the wors
Of diseases.
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REGISTERS ORDERS.
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REGis'rER's ol.paE.. ,. -,

H
OfHca of the Reg istcr ~ Wills.
New castle Co. Del April 5lh, 1897
UpOn the aDpl cation of George a. Elliott
Executor OF Eliza j. Armstrong. late OF
wilmington Hundred, in said county, de-
ceased, % Do ordered and direct
ed by the Register of wills that
the Executor aforesaid give notice
upon the estate of the deceased. with
the dato ot granting thereof by
causing advertisements 10 be posted With
la forty days frnm fnr du o. OF such Lett
tcrs in SIX OF ihe most public pisces n
the county 0f Now Castle. requiring an
taie 20 present the same, or abide by an
act OF assembly in such case made and
provided; and also cause The same TO be
irarrfrn within the auiMc period in The
evening Journal newspaper pubiFhed
in Wilmington, pei., and 20 be continued
fhernin three weeks TO- o. 81
Given under the hand and soai
OF office Of the Register Of Willie
aforesHld. 90 Wilmington, in New
tsEAI3 Castle county. aforesaid. the day
and wear above written
FRANCIS NJ; WALKER;
Register Of wills.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters Tes.
tamontary were IN due form Of law grant.
en- TO the undersigned on the Fifth day
.of APRIL A. d.. 1907 and that am
persons having claims against the estate
III tho deceased must present the same
duly attCstCd TO the said Executor, on
lor before tho Fifth day OF April A,
D. 1905 or abide the Act Of Assembly 10
such case made and provided.
GEORGE A. ELLIOTT.
Executor
Address. George A. Elliott. Esq. Attorney
at-inw. Wilmington. Del. aG-9t-cod
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DR.. AKED ON OCEAN
TO NEW FIELD HERE

LIVERPOOL. Arrn 1.-THE Car
mania. which sailed for New York. took
among her pass Myers the Rev DR..
Charles r. Aked, formerly Of Penn
broke Chapel, who has accepted call
to the pastorato Of the Fifth Avenue
Baptist Church. i'm New York. He Is
accompanied by his wife,
Thousands assembled IT tho nier TO
BID them Godsoeed ana their state
room was filled with bouquets. Hearty
cheers went up as the steamer started.
In saying adieu DR.. Aked said that
ne wished for the city Of Liverpool
prosperity and progress toward the
standard OF an ideal city.
As to the new fed 20 which he was
going. he said he hoped TO acconpl sh
someth ne toward breakins down ma-
i.er,llism IN America.
Evening journal., 1907-04-11
A SIMPLE FORMULA
Said to Be Valuable for Stomach
Trouble.

NfN -
Trouble.
You are not experimenting with your
self This formula is prescribed and used
by the best physicians throughout this
country and Europe. II positively invlg-
crates and tones up the interior organs
and gets the stomach in such perfect con-
dition you can eat with pleasure. Kastor
Compound. ! OF; Fluid Extract Cascara
Aromatic, ] OF; Tr. Cinchona Compound
2is oz. The formula You can get put mp
al any reliable drug store al a small cost.
This formula cures all forms of indigcs-
tion and stomach troubles. such as rising
OF food. distress after eating bloating Of
the stomach. belching wind or sour food.
bad taste. offensive breath faintneSs or
weakness OF the stomach. coated tongp'
heartburn. water brash, nhamed or NJ
cerated stomach, shooting pains OF the
stomach. dizziness. faintness palpliat'ou
of the heart. improper circulation and AL
affections of the heart cacssd by indiges.
ton. a. heals. soothes and invigorates the
stomach Every person suffering from any
forms Of indigestion or stomach trouble
should give this formula trial.
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pTrnTIc sATr-

or the contents OF two west side houses
will be sold at Stidham and Sons Auction
Rooms III r. Fourth street, on FRIDAY
APRIL u. 1907 at I o'clock p. m, sharp
Oak and walnut bed room suites, iron
bedstcads, and mattresses, folding bed
fine parlor suites, mahogany frames, one
upholstered IN mercerlzed verona, The
other IN silk tapestry. These are two cX-
ceptionally fine suites; mahogany shaw
ing cabinet ] mahogany whatnot, mrrsrs
IN back; lady's quartered oak writing
desk. 1 couchcs IN leather and verona,
sideboards, dining chairs. narlor tables
and lamps. . refrigcrators, carpets OF oil
kinds. lot Of mattings. china. dishes. cut
lery and bric-a-brac, pictures. This Is the
best lot OF goods we have offered for sale
this season and must be sold to settle with
tie parties who arc leaving the city. Goods
on Inspection evening before sale ana
morning OF sale
Phone. D.&A5a5. STIDiIAM & SON, Nuc
asst Established 1855
Evening journal., 1907-04-11
DECIDE BRIDGE QUESTION
Levy Court Tomorrow Will Direct
What Kind Of a Bridge Shall Be
Butt at Harvey.

The Levy Court win meet I'm special
session tomorrow morning TO seUle
with the rosd commissioners, who,
under a recent set OF the Legislature.
are n0w withou. authority I'm the matt
ter c. road in'orovamen.. Hereafter
an road work will be done by II shway
Commissioner Wilson undsr the direct
supervision OF the Levy Court.
The court also viii decide what kind
OF q bridge shall be built by the B. &
O. railroad across the'r tracks at Har-
vcy's Station. Property owners In The
ntighl orhood have objected to the
bridge as planned by the company be-
cause. as they say 1t would damage
their properties. The court viewed the
site on Tuesday and deferred action A.
the matter until tomorrcw.
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NOTICES.


NOTICE. hereby notify an persons
that On ana after April nth, ! win not
pay amy bills contracted hy my wife, Bella
Gemmn. David W. Gommill. an 81
NOTICE is hereby given that the Dia-
mond state Loan On.ce is going out cf
business. Picasc call for your pledges at
once. Diamond State Loan Office. aii-St
NOTICi1i - POLICY HOLDERS OF
MARYLAND CAST Atty COMPANY are
hereby notified chat the general agency Of
Maryland CASUALTY COMPANY
formerly represented by Frank Wooilev
ffcrntiy dcccagea has been transfcrr a
~ Hawkins a. Co, General Agents, No
az Market st.. Wilmington Delaware, anJ
placed undcr their control and mnnnsc-
mcnt
hpihlrntona for new policies. renewals
flidofsemcnts. loss claims. etc, should nc
rupnrted promptly to the undersigned.
HAWNfNS' a CO, General Asents.
Both Phones "A. Markc. 81
m21.tts-im.
NorIcE no VOTERS Tho office Of The
DEPARTMENT OF Elections No. 9ll Market
Street. Will be open every day from April
Sth 10 April 11th inclusive (Sundnys Csc
cGpfedl from . TO o'clock In The after
noon Tor the transfer OF names OF all per-
n0na Who have changed their rcsidenc.
since tho last election.
ROBERT =. EDWARDS.
President Department OF Elections
Lambert j. Foulk. Clerk. alo-l-i
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PUBLIC SALES


PUBLIC SALE.
OF horses and cows az my farm Mt Cuba
Del. on MONDAY. APRIL -, 1897. Iwen.
~ head Of accAmntcd horses, one car load
Of Adams county Pa, COWS selected by
Thomas Passmore for me- mostly fresh
and close springers. Among these horses
YOU will find some large young animals
serviceable sound and ones that viii I'M.
prove IN the country. Two stock bulls; one
3-horse farm wagon. nearly new and man,
other articles which have taken IN trade
A few bolognas and rat cows. Horses a'
private sale at all times. Balcd hay and
straw Seed potatoes and fertilizers on
hand at private sale. Dinner at ~ o'clock
Sale at ] o'clock. 90 days credit interest
added. Ellis Hicks, Clerk. Price Dilworth
Auctioncer. JNO. +. O'NEAL.
a10-10t
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Monuments NearN Ready

Work has nearly ben completed on the
ten monuments which viii mark tho
boundaries OF the christina river aad
they will be placed in position within the
rext few weeks
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS for furnishing seventy C0)
tons, (2240 lbs. TO the toni OF the best qual-
ltv Anthracite stove coal. delivered in the
cellar at the City Han. will be received az
the office OF the Chief OF Police until
O'Clock p. m.. Monday. April Is. 1907. The
right IS reserved to reject any or all bids
For further information apply TO
GEORGE BLACK.
Secretary Of Board Of Police commis-
sioners alo-zt
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

fsH|HaH.HH|aae|'a
FURNISHED and unfunishcd rooms
for rent. S. W. Cor Seventh and kiag.
mll-Cod-lm
FOR RENT-Nics largo furnished room.
mi6-lm.
GIRARl)-S05. SOi and 500 Race ST.. phlls-
delphie. l,ooms. 15. 80. zoe. Gentlemen only
MISTY
Evening journal., 1907-04-11
rIIn aorH DAY { on Il AlPRTL. iso7.

iltN lNlh lIAl Ot' AIlAlAL ltVlt
az 10 o'clock a. m..
tho fn'inwiuw described real estate viz.
All the following described real estate
wi the buildings thereon erected situate
IN the city Of Wilmington, Delaware.
Beginning on tho northerly side OF
Twelfth street between Bowers and Dure
streets at the distance OF three hundred
and twenty-five feet eastcrly from the
oasterly side OF Bowers street. thence
nOrthcrly and parallel with Dure street
sixty feet; thence castcrly and parallel
with Twelfth street twelve feet six In.
chcs; thence southerly and parallel with
Bowers street sixty feet TO tho northerly
side of Twelfth street and thence ipere.
by westerly twelve feet six inches % the
place OF beginning.
BEGINNING on The westerly side OF Heald
street between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets at "a distance OF sevonty-cight feet
side Of Twelfth street; thence westerly
and parallel with Twelfth street ninety
two fcct 70 81 corncri thence aoutherly and
parallel with Heald street eighteen feet
io another corner; thence easteriy and
parallel with Twelfth street ninety-two
feet TO- Head street. and thence thereby
northerly eighteen feet 70 the place OK
beginning.
Twelfth street three hundred and fifteen
ftoi enstcrly from the easterly side OF
flowers street; thence northerly and par
nilcl with Bowers street sixty feet; thoncd
Clstorly parallel With Twelfth street ton
fttti thence southcfy and parallel with
Bowers street sixty feet TO Twelfth
street. thence thereby westerly ten feet
to the nltce OF beginning.
neginnng az tho Intersection OF the
rluthery side OF Fourteenth street with
the castcrly side on Thatcher street:
thence southorlv along said castcrly side
OF Thatcher street twenty-five feet to n
corner. thence eastcrly and parallel with
Fourteenth street clghty-scven feet six
inches To "a corner and thence thereby
northerly narallei with thatcher street
and thonGe thereby lycstcrly oightv-seven
feet six inches TO the place of beginning
Seized and taken IN execution as the
/ property OF James II. Lee and TO be sold
/ by
HENRY STAFFORD. Sheriff
/ sheriff Office. Wilmington, Dell
a4S1i.13t1l9
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.

: FOR RENT-Offccs In sanborn uu..3z
tirst floor. rooms with bafdy vsl.&
Second floor, rooms, communicating
Rent reasonable. Heat. light and janito
service.
Dwelling 600 S. Harrison. and b. $500.
Apply, WILMINGTON TRUST co.
mzi-u 9i5 Market st.
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MORTGAGE BROKERS.


MONEY 40 LOAN on deslrabls frst
mortgages on city properties IN amounts
20 suit. HAWKINS \ CO. ~ MarAeS St.
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cHIRoPoDIsTs

30 THEY ACHEi W. H. JACOB
chlronodist Corns removed without pain.
8 cents. i0i West Seventh street
ia6-tf
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FOR SALE.

s---r------------ =. 80
FOR SALF-Notions Hosiery and Tfinl-
mings 10 merchants only Anyone deairln,,
TO engage IN this line would do well ny
calling on us before purchasing elsewhere
DELAWARE NOTION HOUSE ltd.
ml3-1m 2ls Market 81
REMNANTS FOR SALE
AT THE REMNANT STORE
Fine Woolen Dress Goods Remnants.
JOHN L. THOMAS.
e06 King Street.
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REAL EsTATE FoR SALE.
FOR SALE.
SHERIFFS SALES.

sALE.--bi VIRTUE or
writ Of Vindltloni Exponas 70 me Al.
rected, will be exposed 20 public sale, at
the Court House. on Market street, be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets IN the
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HIGH-CLASS POULTRY


PLYMOUTH ROCKS. prize winners al
recent Wilmington Show Cockerels. s.
each Eggs. 81 a settling. VIM A. GUM.
FrnnkfOrd Del. mii-lm-eod
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BoARDERs WANTED


Accommodation FOR I. board
ors single men preferred. 2li West S.
ul0-0t
wANTED-Two gentlemen bourders. Al.
plv SsS Lombard ST. mg-im
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HELP wANTED-MALE.


WANTED-rhree good hardwood finish.
ers. Good wages TO right men. Nc
MAHON'S 5th and King SITS. alo-jt
WANTED--rwo coat makers at once
Apply to y. r. ENGBERG, Ai king 81.
alO-2t
WANTnD-An energetic young man 20
learn tho hardware business. Must come
well recommended. Answer in own hand
writing; age irO-n II to Is, Answer llaiu'
ware. Evening Journal. all-lt
AGENTS WANTED-Now d. the tim,
To make money. Can and sec l.. NJ EL
BERSON. 2l4 w. Sth S. ae-lt
WANTED Tor the q. +. Marine Corps
mon between ages % and 30 An oppor
tunity t. see tho world For fun iniorma
tion apply IN person OF by letter 20 4. y
Marine Corps Recruiting Ofncc. iosiof
nuo Building, Wilmington, Del. al-lm
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SITUATIONS WANTED

,-~~---a-----r--F-e-----~ 49, ,.--@---a 4
WANTED-Situis;i5n as driver for doctor
or butler. Address iioS Tatnnl ST. ai0-3
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HORSES
Pennsylvania BAGGAGE
nN1 1EttNyEeN coMphNtNy

pennsylvania BAGGAGE
AND DELIVERY COMPANY
1897 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
275 Head Horses, Mares and Mules
WIN sell 275 head OF horses mares and
mules, worked single and double in our
business; these mules and horses are
Young, good weight and size. and are re
liable, would suit any general business
purpose or would make elegant farm
teams. prices ranging from $50 up; all
must be sold. Also several extra fine
driving horses and mares, long tails and
names. good condition; fast travellers;
safe for any one 20 drive. have heen
used by our city solicitors and agents, to
gether with their buggles, harness. blank
cts. robes. etc; will be sold at a decided
bargain; no reasonable offer will be re
III sed Also a lot OF six-spring wagons
DC uble and single harness. all In good or
de-; will be sold cheap. Each horse oI
mule must be as represented after a trial
OF ten days or money refunded.
Call main Office three blocks west OF
Broad Street station.
Bell Phone, Locust 1913.
1887 Market street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening journal., 1907-04-11

You Owe Yourself a Spring Hat.
Get it at Saltzgiver & Bupp's, ss2
Market.
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PAPER HANGING

STILL in paperhanging business. VIM
rORBEs, i0I w. Fifth st., ID. and A
Phone 26iG-A. mls-ln
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PLUMBING

Safe Investment.
A saltzgiver g Bupp Hat. $50 Market.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.


WANTED-A Protestant white girl for
chambcrmad and waitress Apply MRS
WILLIAM y. BRiNCl>LE. 2di5 pennsyl-
Nania ave. ASH
wANrED-Goud cook aud chambcrmaid
wants place in same family. German glii
wants place Ia small family. Wanted
cooks, chambermaids. housework girls and
help for country 500 Madison street all
wANTED-Two young women for cleri-
cal work. John r. Mullins, 800 shipley
street. a1i-tt
WANTED. FENfALE-For our cloak
and suit department.. experienced sales
people. Apply by letter only, stating form
en- experience. salary expected and rcfcr-
ences. THE FASHION, 5th and Marke
streets. ae-ft
WANTED. FEMALE-For our nttln
rooms, experienced litter also alteration
hands. Apply by letter only stating ex-
pcrlcnco salary expected and references
THE FASHION, Fifth and Market sts.
a9-it
WgVTED. FEMALE-For our waist dc.
partihent experienced salespcoplc. Apply
/ by letter only stating former experience
salary expected ana references. fht
FASHION, Wfth and Market SITS. as-it
WANTED--A girl for general house
work. with reference. Apply 2l2 lNinE
I street, ha-jt
] WANTED-Women and girls wanted.
steady work Apply SHIRT FACTORY
/ iO9 E rhirtccnth ST. ol-i
WANTED-Glrls to learn cigar makn'
and Duchen making, paid while learning
! Also experienced Cigarmultcrs ana buchen
! makers. Also experienced cigur packer
wanted. Apply al i09 ". Third st. mli-tf
Evening journal., 1907-04-11

affFrtFf"S SAIE.-Bf VIRTUE OF
wit OF LevaTi Facias. TO me directed
will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House. on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. in the city
OF Wilmington, New Castle county
90 IL ~.
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WANTED-A Protestant white girl for
chambcrmaid and waitress. Apply MRS
WILLIAM u. BRiNCkLE. 26i5 Pennsyl-
Nania ave. ASH