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Evening journal., 1907-10-26
BIG PROPERTY
CHANGES HANDS
Dwelling at Southeast Corner
Of Tenth and King Streets
Sold for $l5,COO

Among the properties transferred and
recorded at the Office Of the city reg
istry clerk This week was one at the
southeast corner OF Tenth and King
streets. 1t was disposed of by Alfred
ID. Poole, executor. to Frank Burt, In
Of $4,000.
The complete list of transfers fol-
low.
Frederick NJ. simon ct al to Annie
NJ. Mellon ct al, No. COS Washington
street. S3,5O0.
Willard S Pyle and wife to James j.,
Lawlor. northwest side of Market street
southwest Of Twenty-fourth. S2,5o0.
Thomas J. Sterling TO Jennie u. Nor
rls, property south side Of Fourth, 90
feet west Of Jefferson. 500.
Alfred ID. Poole, executor TO Frank
Burt. property southeast corner Tenth
and King, $4,000.
Samuel G. Elbert and wife to Frank
Burt. south side Of Tenth street, west
OF French. $500.
Sarah Jane Spence and husband TO
Frank Burt. 100 feet west from west
side of French street south Of Tenth.
$500.
Frank Burt to Sarah Jane Spence.
property 100 feet west from west side
OF French south Of Tenth, $780,
Frank Burt to Samuel G. Ebert,
south side of Tenth 100 feet west Of
French. $500.
John w. Crawford and wife to Emma
L. Anderson. east side Of Twenty NTH
south Of Washington, S2.6O0.
Henry Stafford. sheriff. TO Howard J..
Hambright north SIDE Of Ninth west Of
Shipley. $3.50.
Horace Craige and wife to Winfield
S, Heisler. southeast corner Seventh
and Clayton, $1,000.
Thomas Derogatis to John Derogatis,
one-hah interest west side Of Lincoln,
south OF Seventh, $500.
Mary A. Dick to Eunice d. Jefferls,
No.7f6 Madison. Sl.S0O.
Mary A. Dick to Margaret f. r. Fru-
goli. No. 714 Madison. $500.
Did you ever see Morton shoe a
horse9 413 Orange streets
Evening journal., 1907-10-26

Blankets, good quality. large size.
cotton blankets. gray and white
with borders. tonight and Monday
only S1.00 a pair.
Cotton Blankets, single cotton
blankets. white and gray with bord-
ers, tonight and Monday, 25c each,
value 38c.
Huck Towels, every fibre pure
linen, 20x40 inches, red border
only. special at 25c each.
Linen Towels, all linen tea towels,
hemmed. 2ox34 inches, worth zoe;
tonight and Monday, I5c.
Pillow Cases, hemmed pillow
caseS, IL I-ac; value I5c.
Bolster Cases, good quality fin
ished Bolster Cases, soc; value
5sc.
BIeschsd Sheets, 7axoo inches,
extra good quality; special price
Csc
Shaker Flannel, good quality, uu-
bleached Shaker Flannel, 27 in
ches wide; special price &c yard.
Hose, Children's fast black rib
bed Hose, sizes S to 9 I-s; worth
I5c, reduced to II I-2c a pair.
Night Shirts, mems elegant quail
ity Octing Flannel Night Shirts,
all sizes; special soc.
Ribbons, lot fancy plaid and
shadow check ribbons. 5 in. wide,
25c a yard; value 39c.
Kid Gloves, lot Kid Gloves, black,
white and mode, sizes ID, 5 3-4
and 9, were S1O0 and SIPS. al re-
duced to SOC.
Linen Squares, all linen Japanese
Drawn work squares, worth 75c,
$l.OO and Sl,50, reduced to SOC
and 75c.
Evening journal., 1907-10-26
228-23O KING STREET.
SNAPPED PISTOL
FIVE TIMES IN
FACE OF n NAN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, Del, oct. 26.-Constab e
Nickerson yesterday went to Mt Peasant
where he arrested Joseph Moore. colored,
on the charge of pointing pistol There
we're six charges of similar nature
against Moore preferred by colored people
at State Road. He snapped revolver
five times in the face Of one man. Magis-
trate Terry last evening committed Mooie
10 the workhouse IN default of bail.
The preparations for the erection OF the
Penn Memorial Tablet were commenced
yesterday. Monday will be a great day in
the history Of this city.
United States Marshal Finn was here
Evening journal., 1907-10-26
MRS. LAKES TOUR
DOWN THE STATE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, oct 26-The engagements
Of Mrs. Leonora NJ. Lake, the St. Louis
cyclone temperance campaigner and
president of the National Catholic To-
tai Abstinence League, nave been con-
fused by an announcement that Mrs
Lake would speak in Milford and
Dover on Sunday, November 3.
Mrs Lakes engagements for this
county are for Saturday and Sunday,
October 26 and q. She viii speak in
Harrington on Saturday night. Milford
at Armorv Hall Cthe churches discon-
tinuing their services at 1880 for that
day). at II o'clock. Sunday; Dover
Opera House at 3 o'clock Sunday af-
tornoon. and either Smyrna or VIII
mington Sunday evening
Evening journal., 1907-10-26
TAKE THEM OUT
Or Feed Them Food They Can Study
On.

When a student begins to break
down from lack Of the right kind of
food. there are only two things to do:
either take him out Of school or feed
him properly on food that win rebuild
the brain and nerse cells. That food
is Grape Nuts.
A boy writes from jamestown. n.
Y. saying: "a short time ago / got
into a bad condition from overstudy,
but Mother having heard about
Grape Nuts food began to feed me on
it, 1t satisfied my hunger better than
any other food. and the results We're
marvellous. I got neshy like a good
fellow My usual morning headaches
disappeared. and 1 found that I could
study for a lon- period without feeling
the effects of IL.
MY face was pale and thin. but IS
now round and has considerable color.
After had been using Grape-Nuts for
about two months I felt like "a new
boy altogether ! have gained greatly
i'm strength as well as flesh, and it As a
pleasure to study now that I am not
bothered with my head. I passed All
OF my examinations with reasonably
good percentage. extra good n some Of
them. and it is Grspe- Nuts that has
has saved me from a years delay IN
entering college.
Father and mother have both been
improved by The use Or Grape-Nufs.
Mother was troubled with sleepiess
nights. and cot very thin and looked
care-worn She has gained her nor
nal strength and looks. and sleeps we'll
nights" There's a Reason Read
The Road to Wellville" in pkgs.
Evening journal., 1907-10-26
NOW CHOOSING
LAY DELEGATES
Methodist Churches Follow
New Rule in Holding
Elections

Methodist churches in the Whining
ton Conference are now following a
new law regarding the election of dele
gates to the lay conference which Is
held every four years.
Heretofore IL has been customary for
the quarterly conference OF each church
60 select the lay delegate for the church
bat under the new ruling the quarterly
conference Of each church selects a
judge and clerks. They call meeting
of the congregations which select a lay
delegate.
by this method any adult member of
the church Is eligible to the lay dele
gateship. The next lay conference will
be held in Asbury Church, this city. H.
March I'm connection with the annual
conference.
Evening journal., 1907-10-26

yesterday and iibeled a beat.
Officers OF Division No. 3. A. o. H.. will
go to Wilmington tomorrow and attend
the meeting Of the State and County
Boards iat the rooms of Division No. 9,
Prot. seanlon, of Pitisburg. viii speak
IN The Opera House tomorrow after-
noon. New campaign music has been Sc
cured by the singers and in All probability
a new piano will be installed
The registrars have posted the lists Of
voters who were qualified during the pres
ent month";
The cornerstone laying exercises Of
Coleman NJ. E. Church win take place
tomorrow afternoon.
Evening journal., 1907-10-26

retail of CONNECTIONS. The incorpor-
ators arc of Philadelphia, and the
capital stock is $4,000.
The Germania Baking Company was
Incorporated to operate and conduct
general bakery business. The in
corporatdrs are Of, Oakland. Cal, and
the capital stock is S250000.
Evening journal., 1907-10-26
DR.. CONWELL
AGAINST WHISKEY
Special to the EvENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. oct 2G.
Or. Luther S Conwell. Of Camden,
addressed the Dover Local option
Club BY invitation of the state and
county leaders yesterday. and put
himself vigorously on record with the
declaration that Intoxicating liquors
and alcoholic stimulauts were good for
only one thing in the world-to get
drunk on.
What" exclaimed the physician, Il
would as soon pour chloroform or
ether into a sick mans stomach as
whiskey.
Science has given as far more adj
vantageous remedies for the sick room
than whislSey. gin or brandy" he de-
clared. "and the physician who pre-
scribes rum. rum. rum, simply knows
OF nothing else to prescribe. and large
Nv because he prescribes il so fire.
quently for himself"
Evening journal., 1907-10-26
Music al St. stephens.

The musical numbers 10 be rendered
by St Stephens vested choir on sun
day are the following; Bless the Lord,
O My Soul" b $. Unseld Incline Thy
Ear" Himmel. soloist. William Grotz;
Make Joyful Noise" Fred A. Fill
more; Nearer. My God. 10 Thee,' Ler-
man. soloist. Grafton Ladd
Evening journal., 1907-10-26
THEATRICAL

"1ts Never Too Late TO Mend. or The
Wanderers Return" is the Offering az the
Lyceum Theatre tonight
lew welch. comedian and character
actor will be seen IN new play entitled,
"rhe Shoemaker" at Lyceum Theatre
November 4. o. and 6. Mr. Welch's role IS
reported TO give him abundant oppor-
tunity 10 display his versatility.
Crimmins and Gore in the funny musi-
cal comedy. "a Warm Match" will be the
attraction at the Grand opera House
Monday evening The comedy is rip
roaring Crimmins and Gore are the fea-
lures OF the show. Their biggest hit Is
made in the grotesque sketch what Are
the Wild Waves sayingy Miss Rose Gore
has won considerable favor with her im-
personation of "Dry Dock Liz" IL is said
that the entire company works all the
time to please. Among the caste Chas.
Hanley, Mile. valesca, j. e. Vernon.
Ralph Nicols. Jean 1anoe, Ethel Reid and
Evelyn Finley are most notable. There are
fifteen musical numbers.
There are plenty Of Western plays be-
fore the public just now Some are good.
while others are not worth the paper they
are written on. Plenty Of them find their
way TO the stage only TO die an unnatural
death from that box office disease called
uhd receipts. At the Lyceum October 2S,
% and 90. "rhe Great Express Robbery
will he the attraction. This latest a. IT,.
Woods production must run the gauntlet
Of public opinion We are told that 1t has
"a liberal distribution OF thr.lls, plenty
Of heart interest and wholesome comedy,
etc" 'srhe Great Express Robbery Is
in four acts and nine scenes The usual
matinees viii be given on Monday and
Wednesday
In al the years that Nat C. Goodwin
has been before the public he has nevel
produced a play that did not have upon
/ it the stamp OF cleanliness and whole.
someness. He has avoided the salaciou'
French drama and farce and has steered
clear Of the so-callod problem plays. Hg
has mainly devoted his art to those plays
which deal with heaithy-minded Ameri.
/ can men and women. All this Is to his
credit He viii present on his visit TO tho
Grand Opera House. ON Saturday evening,
November ., Augustus Thomas play, "In
| AIzzouri" The company supporting Mr.
Goodwin is headed by Miss Edna Good
rich, a young actress Of roputed clever
ness and unusual beauty.
Following is the list Of attractions which
the Garrick announces for Home Com
ing Week; NJ. B. Curtis, the Hebrew
comedian in "Sam1 Of Posen," play that
is credited with having made "a million
dollars for it's owner: Adele Palmer and
Co., in a comedy THE Ice Man" Avtar,
the IIindoo Idol just from India; The -Four
Funny Nelson's, comiquesi The Heuman
Trio comedy bicyclistsi The Regal Trio
I'm comedy and singing. and the kineto-
graph I'm a series Of pictures illustrating
"The Dieppe Circuit, showing the great
French auto races as they actually oc-
CURED with all the mishaps and upsets
Manager Dockstader is billing IL as a
headline act for the week Miss Carolina
and her Six DuslSy Maids. also contribute.
Evening journal., 1907-10-26
CHARTERS GRANTED

DOVER, Del. Oct cs-The Keller
Restaurant and Baking Company was
incorporated here to engage in the
business of baking breads. cakes. tarts
and viands for the table. ana for the
manufacture and sale at wholesale. and
Evening journal., 1907-10-26
BRIDE OF NINE
WEEKS DESERTED
Girl Who EIOped With
BaItimorean in Sorry Plight.


Baltimorean in Sorry Plight.
Mrs. Fannie Dunn. the 17-year-old
bride. who elooed from her home in
wilmington. TO wed BENJAMIN Dunn.
of Baltimore, has requested the Balti-
more police TO locate her husband. who
she says has deserted her after nine
weeks OF married bliss. Mrs. Duan
said Yesterday when Ben let home
Wednesday morning he put ON two
pairs OF pants, his new vest ana good
derby hat He told me he was going
to work. but at his Ylice of business
nothing has been seen of him.
Mrs. Dunn was Eegore her marriage
Miss Fannie Hickman. She described
her husband TO the police as being %
years old. of light complexion. with
blue eyes ana red hair When asked
II she had any suspicion as TO his
whereabouts she rephed that she
thought he might be at TIE home Of
his father. at Aberdeen, Nd
Evening journal., 1907-10-26

A London fog absorbs n per cent OF
the rays from an ordinary gas lamp
and 21 per cent Of those from a lamr
with an incandescent mantle.
Evening journal., 1907-10-26
c. 3. RILEY
Bargains for Tonight and Monday

We offer you inferior undesirable goods in order
quote low pces every article advertised in bargain
list is strictly first quality aud seasonabe merchandise
Evening journal., 1907-10-26

DoilieS, drawn work hemsttched
doAies, 9x9 inches. &C were 10c.
Stamped Shirtwaists, good quality
India Linen, stamped shirtwaists,
new patterns. special o9c each.
Wool Remnants, from our enor-
nous selling we have a lot of all
wool dress goods remnants, all this
seasons patterns at half price.
Fancy Panama, 40 inches wide.
black only, 69c reduced from ST.
MOhair, So inch all wool Mohair.
black. blue, garnet green and brown
soc, worth 75c,
Black Silk fine black taffeta, 81
inches wide worth S1.0O tonight and
Monday, 89c yard.
Outing Flannel, 10 pieces colored
outing flannel. were 10c. II 1-2c
and 15c yard; stripes and large
checks, tonight and Monday, &c yd.
Linings, our lining department is
fall of the newest shades of Innings,
the same qualities we sold before
the sharp advance in cotton goods
2sc.
Colured Percalss, 50 inches wide,
fine quality, Special l5c yard.
Purses, lot beaded coin purses
and pocketbooks, were SOC, reduced
to 39c.
Novelties for Embroidery
We have .an.endless and beautiful
display of theme Finlander work,
very reasonably priced IN table
covers, bureau scarfss scrap baskets.
whisk holders. catch-alls. piperacks,
post card albums, &c. Very unique
pieces in pillow tops.
SilkoIines, fancy silkoline. suitable
for Halloween suits, were II 1-2c
yard, reduced to 7c-
Evening journal., 1907-10-26
You cAN,r oo WRONG

If you come to us for your Wines and
Liquors. as we keep a rare supply OF
all kinds. brandies, whiskics, runs and
the choicest vintagcs of wines. They
can be bought by tho gallon or bottle
as desired. We make a speciality OF
family trade, and can supply your
table, wine cellar or buffet with the
best
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IA, local applications, "a they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the
oar. There is only one way To 10 cure
deafness. and that is by constitution
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At the Opera House.

The Dallas News has the following
to say of the attraction when comes
to the opera house tonight:
Scenes rather than scenery were
Offered as the strong point OF last
nights presentation of Faust al
the Dallas opera house. The impress
sive story OF the man who SOLD MS
soul to gain a knowledge OF good
and evil was told with staging SIM
pie almost to scantiness, but effec-
tive almost 10 a sufficency. The IA
miliar tragedy of souls was set
forth in a manner that had cordial
reception from a fairly representative
house.
some of the players had been seen
in Dallas before. Miss sylvia sum
mers was a winsome Marguerite
appparing to advantage as pleasing
as when she acted the part with the
late Lewis Morrison. Mephisto was
interpreted with good result by mos.
II Madison. His voice wanted DIT
more of the bitingly sarcastic 10 ado
TO the impressiveness OF ms WORK
Some credit is due 70 Edwin =
Sn,ague for his portrayal OF FAUST,
difficult in its turning OF the shaoes
and slippings OF a blackeninS sehsi-
hility
The familiar Dance Of the De
mons" was shown in this adaptation
of Goethe's conception. \ cross
crowned altar. the mellow notes OF
IA. organ and distant choir IN
chant suggested the old cathedral
mich of the scenic effect was pro
drea1 Ban change of lights.
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Candidate for Mayor.

In the announcement COLUMN
today's paper will be found the name
of Perry S. Robertson, VINO cohie'
before the voters as a candidate foi
recollection to the office of mayor.
The announcement OF Mr.. Robertson
is made subject to the white man
primary election, which viii be held
February !. MI Robertson Is now
serving his first term as the city $
chief executive. and his administra-
lion has been efficient and satlsfac-
-orv. He has devoted considerable at
.ention toward the Improvement OF
he citys streets, and although the
means at his command have been
limited. splendid progress has Deeh
made He has been Instrumental IN
,ecuring the construction OF many
new sidewalks in the city, ana was
he prime mover in the organization
II a civic improvement league
which was effected last winter.
Through this league large number
If citizens have been encouraged 10
,uild cement. stone and brick walks
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CITY PRIMARY ELECTION.
VIII -. Held in Wasahachi" on
Thursday February =.

4 white mans city primary cleo
ton is hereby called for Thursday.
February I. 1907, for the purpose
OF electine the following city OH"
GERS of the city of Waxahachie:
Mayor,
Two aldermen in Ward No !.
One alderman in Ward No. :.
One alderman in Ward No. j.
The following are appointed juds-
es 10 hold the said election;
Ward No. III. X. Caution.
Ward No. Geo. W. Coleman.
Ward No. 81. Nj. Lancaster.
The election in Ward No. WI
be held at what is known as Wyatt
office. :.
The election in Ward NO. WI
he held at Roy Connally's grocer
store.
| The election in Ward No. Wall
held at the city hall.
Given under my hand, this the 9
dav OF January, 1907.
]. T. GILL. Chairman.
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THOMSON
.Jewelry Co
CITY ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Mayor
PERRY S. ROBERTSON.
Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Enterprise Publishing
company will be held Tuesday after
noon, Jan. s, 1907, in the directors
room of the Citizens National bank,
Waxahachie, Texas. Directors meet
ing will be held Immediately upon
adjournment.
d&wtf &. W. KENT, sec y
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40 auestion ~ politics aor of tire
presidents constitutional powers IL
f. Simply a matter II law aud of the
government duty aof 10 permit It's
military establishment to be abused
/ for aggression sud outrage upon the
citizens
In connection with the court mar
tiai trials Of Major penrose and
Captain Maeklin. which have been
postponed uutil February. II Is said
that the failure 10 bring charges
against the negroes. and permitting
them 10 be released from the army
while under suspicion. will be made
the subject of special inquiry
/ Such inquiry ought 10 be pushed!
! searehiugly 20 the bottom of the
whole affair II President Roosevelt
| had ordered il before arbitrarily dis"
missing the entire battalion from
| the service there would be now "A
! better prospect of bringing the gull
ty ones TO punishment
| BY this rash departure from the
| usual and lawful course the presi-
dent has really aided and abetted
! their escape, and done infinite harHl
| to the morals of the army as well as
| to the cause of justice. The evil re
suits of his action are glaringly ap'
parent.
Those who assert its legality are
making out a weak case. The Lodge
amendment should not be attached
to the Foraker resolution in TN
senate. What is mainly wanted iron
the senate is deliberate and search
ing inquiry into the laws sovernini
the president as commander in ch'e
OF the army and navy.-St. Lou'
Republic.
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Sextette composed entirely oil
mai, voices has been organized lol
the purpose of giving serenades. me
initial entertainment was given last
night and the residences OF elsh'
families were visited. where sacred
and sentimental songs were deilght'
fully rendered. The scXtette Is com
posed of good voices. and II the mu
sic rendered last might Is a fair sam
ple of what is 10 be heard In the IN
ture. those who are to be visited h'
ami. organization may indeed eousld
.r themselves fortunate.
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-...,.f announcement Ea@ats,,nl
fhs National t'urr l"s"t ana
titup Law

Va. .a pleased to aunuunt" mat
rulete ltua,y sna Tag fnf oonshs'
colds aua laug troubles is not affect.
IA a. the National Pure Food and
nfnr law as " contains no oni"tes
Ia either harmful drugs. aud W" rec
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