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Wall Paper.
WALL PAPER,
PICTURE TRAINING.
Prices low. quality high.
AMES, SIG II y, ".


my15-w 4. SUIT
C. c. SILENCE, paper hangings: first-ciass
work; lowest prices. 500 III & NV. my27-7t
WM V. MAHoNEY. the man that made
paperhansing famous; reliable, prompt cheap;
legal guarantee covers all our work SEND
postal for free samples and estimate Main
store, 6O3 pennsylvania ave. Sc: telephone
East 11f-F. or following agencies: De Maine
4 Co. 900 u ST. nW-s Edlavitch's etora
Bowie. Md; 10 Monroe St. Anacostia: New
com5e's drug store. CO ngress Heights. e07
New York ave. NV; 1870 L st. Sc: Conwayis
store. Laurel. Md. General store. Glendale.
Postofiice Colonial Beach. Va; ingalls, Real
Estate Office Hyattsville. Nd. Shau's store
Twining City: Lloyd's store. Seabroolxe Ma /.
new agency just established. Luerssen's drug
store, Brookland- my26-7t
ROOMS PAPERED, S1.75 up; house pai,4t,s.
lowest prices. ChAS. A. CARLISLE. az ~
st. Phone Main 1851. rny5-3ot
WALL PAPER. &C a piece, borders. Ic a
yard; no remnants; no job lots; ali new.
up-IO-date goods phone Or write for sam
pies. JOHN r. MAHONEY, 3l3 PeunsyivanIa
ave. Phone East 559.
sp2s-sOt
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Carpenters and Builders.

ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK DONE an rea.
senable prices. THOS. J. LEWIS & BRO
SS5 ST. NV. Phone Il. $3.50. my3-Sot
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For Rent
CnfuFnlShec Rooms.

FOR RENT-Three new very desirabIe rooms.
wide bay front; porcelain bath; pleasant
neighborhod: near park and cars. 81 9Th 81.
Sc. my3l-St
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COAL AND WOOD: established fou-teen
years. grand business; excellent location.
price reasonable. retiring owner. D. CON
NOR. 18th and ~ st. myZ5-;t
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Situations Wanted
Female,

WANTED-By colored woman, position as
cook 20 go away for boarding house. Call
after $50 D. m. 50 / st. NV II
wANTED-By respectable colored girl place
TO assist in light Homework or as waitress
$50 oath st. my3l-at
WANTED-FIrst- class laundress, washing 20
take home. llf3 r. 81. NV. my3l-3t
WANTED-By young lady. position as cook
In small family. stay nights. Address BOX
AZ. Times Office. myS9-5t
WANTED-By settled Colored woman. place
as nurse or Hight h0usewOrker. go l. 81. Sc
my29-3t
WANTED-PositiOn as chambermaid or Tor
nursing. Address ga + 81. NV myZ3-5t
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MUST BE SOLD at once, furniture, market,
laundry and dayton wagon, also several sets
harness and wagon wheels HARNESS S-iOP.
18th and II SITS. NV. myle-Slt
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GOOD New Home sewing machine. s.. other
machines equally cheap. DAVIS AGENCY
9ls 5th 81. NV Phone n. $685. my3l-2t
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Typewriters.

RENT A WELLINGTON.
AT HOME.
Rent one month for.--....S2. %
Each month thereafter. .Si5f
% mos applies on purchasal
standard Visible Writer.
Price only $50.
Once. No. 90 18th Street.
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CHAS. II. BLUMER. n. Cap. and SITS ne.
McCHESNEY. & JOACHIM. cor. ID and r SITS
p. J. DUNCAN & CO., Druggists. 9Th and K
SITS
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Misunderstanding.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets stoves, bric-a-b rac, and all kinds OF
goods. BAUNS FURNITURE
SHOP, 18th and U st. NV. Phone North 1913
Formerly Sth ana y. aD29-tf
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
crTE CENT A WORD FcR

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents n word for all other classihed
advertisements Cor less than three insertions.
II inserted for three or more consecutive
days, one cent a word for each insertion
These rates do not apply TO Personals.
Advertisements viii be accepted at any OF
the following branch Offices AT regular office
rates II IL Is inconvenlent 20 leave advertise
ments at either a branch once or The Times
Business Once they may be telephoned direct
20 The Times main b360). and a messenger
will call to collect without additional charge
10 the advertiser.
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FOR SALE-SeCond-hand upright pianos az
low prices-Stien. -SteiL~ay. knabe Fisher
Shaw, kohler & Campbell Marshall & Wen
oell. Cnickering. F0se, etc. etc These in
struEleuts are all fully Guaranteed and must
De solo 10 make room. square pianos N
thorough repair So 10 500. An on easv
lerms II desired
CHAS. NJ. STIEFF PIaao Manufacture.
81 18th ST NV J. c. CoNLIFF. Manager.
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Trunk Repairing.

REPAIRING Of trunks and Satcnels solicited:
also large stock OF trunk straps 25c no
Main l5-l N. GEYERS. 18th and II sts nv
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UphOlstering.

BENZ. r. COLES & CO.. upholstering OF all
kinds SLIP covers made. 800 9th NV. NJ.
s5l6- my25-3ot
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LIQUOR STORE in Baltimore with bar and
Poo! room attached; owner wishing % retlre
from business. Apply JOHN WEDDER-
BURN CO. Wholesale Liquor Dealers, GIG =
~. NV. Inygl-s-
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WANTED-Colorcd woman for general house.
work. Apply 90 + St NV. my31-tf
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WANyED-Young people TO take a summer
course much individual attention 10 pupils
wishing 20 review any study or TO persons
who wish TO prepare for civil ser ice ex-
animation: any study. 5 weeks day or 70
weeks. evening. SO WOODS CONNER
CIAL SCHOOL, 81 East Capitol St
nyII-tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .JATS g and Sc.
worth double. hats trimmed soc. al new
stock 70 select from. 20 9th NV.
myls-S0t
hE1S-We call and make keys anywhere in
the city for sc: prompt service, electric bells
burglar alarms, sad electric gas lighting our
speclalues; drop postal or phone North $50
no17-tf
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WANTED-Neat young draughtsman; state
experience and salary. BOX 452, Times OF
fee. 1t
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For EXCHANGE.

MOVING PICTURE MACHINE. in fine con-
diuon; latest Improvement, will exchange for
motorcycle. in good order Cali or address
Ga Callan ST ne mvgB-gt
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Help Wanted-haIe.

W-NNTED-Several white men to do milking
and general farm work Apply 1881 Z NV.
mycl-1t
WANTED-Bootbiack neat colored boy: good
Joe for right boy. 4SIlz 9th ST. NV. my5l-2t
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The Vet~ran LOcksmith.

RICHARD +. PREUsSER. IA lita st. NV.
makes perfect keys and repairs locks, sharp
ems lawn NOV ers, shears, scissors, saws,
razors. etc; also repairs lamps and oil stores.
my7-31t
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FOR RENTING OF three large pleasant %
floor rooms, bath and gas; light h0usekeep-
Ing. 50S eth St ne. Ely3I-2t
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Miscellaneous

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't put
shirts before seeing me. as / pay highest
cash prices for them. Drop postal, viii call.
H. GEWIRz. l2JS eth 81. NV my29-l5t
70 pasture. Means Farm.
Address L. W. MEANS. Brookland D. G..
or stand !, Rigs market. ny29-3t
WANTED - 3-horsepower gasolene engine.
Address BOX i'l. Times Office. uy2s-5t
HIGHEST CASH prices paid for discarded
wearing apparel either ladies'. -yrG:lernen'a or
shoes and hats. At,-eys postal
viii call b. TARSHES. Phone North 4s9
lS9S 'th 81. NV. my26-e9t
CASH PAID Tor pawn tickets. diamonds
l. = gold dollars. etc Money 20 loan
on goods OF value LOUIS ABRAHAAfS
Bonded Broker. 45J 9th 81. NV. Phone NJ. ISIS
mh2S-6mos
I PAY the highest cash prlces f5r ladies'
and gentlemens cast on wearing apparei
IN ST. NV. on prone Main 62si. my2l-sOt
BIG MONEY PAID FOR desirable fy-ni,,re
carpets, Office furniture and household goods
OF all KINDS; contents especially; also stocks
OF merchandise ID. NOTES, 6g5 IyouIsIana
ave. Phone NJ. 3006. my22- SOD
steinway piano IN per
feet condition; viii pay $3.50 cash. Address
BOX 4jf, Times Office mv3l-et
WANTED-At once. by the SOUTHERN
FEATHER CO. 5000 feather beds: will pay
highest cash prices for same Send postal TO
5l5 9Th ST. NV. VIII call at once. my2S-7t
cash prices paid for worn
garments. ladies' or gentemen's. Also shoes
and hats. Address postal and 1 win can
any hour :. kEBESKY. 1906 eth ST NV
fhone Ncrtn 5-59-M- my-30t
paid for furniture. carpets
Office and store fixtures OK all kinds. FurnI-
ture stored, packed, and shipped. Address
BAUM. Oh Pa ave NV. Phone Main 1854
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HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
LADIES' and gentlenen's worn garruents
hats, shoes. etc; phone ~23sS. drop postal. will
call. l. kESSLER, 1904 9TH ST. NV. rny3-S0t
STORAGE for furniture and merchandise. 75c
per load CITY STORAGE EXPRESS co,
2s,-2s3 9Th ST. sw- Phone Main 1909. myl1 3ot
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FOX -FIve-year-old horse. weight
about 100 a little sore; price 800. ST.
NV. my1l-st
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FOund.

FOUND-Tho way to get rid OK rats. Sea
BARCLAY" The Ferret Nan. 92z Louisiana
ave my1I-tf
LACEY'S delicious fcs cream ana sherbet
ioc and SIC per gallon: five large bricks in
= box. sc Phone Main $50. COZ New York
ave NV. r.h9-tS
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Rug Weaving.

HANDSOME reversible rugs from worn car
pets. sanitary, reliable and prompt; PJstal
we call. ECLIPSE RUG CO.. laurel Nd
RUGS WOVEN out of old carpets Drop
postal, WASHINGTON RUG CO. s31 5th 81
NV. Phone Main ls25 rah22-tg
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Collections.
PRoMPT coIIEcTTorS

immediate returns; unlimited references. Tel.
erhone for our contract agent NJ 1854 we
CLARENCE DUYALL. 81 Colorado building
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Situations Wanted-haIe.

yANTED-Situation as butler iu private
family experienced waiter and housework.
j. s BAILEY. general delivery department.
washington ID g. It
WANTED-By painter. work al lowest prices.
city or suburbs. PAINTER. 626 Virginia ave.
II
NANTED-By painter. small Jobs az low
prices Address PAINTER, 80 81 NV IL
WANTED-A position as Waterman. Address
BOX $40. Times ofice. my29-3t
WANTED-By experienced white man. place
doing outdoor work Address BOX G5S. Times
office. rnyE9-3t
WANTED-By plumber and gas litter work:
IL years experience; no objection leaving
city: thoroughly understands drawings. Ad-
dress BOX f3f. Times Office mycs-3t
CAFE MANAGER, high grade. references
desires position, hotel, apartment hptse or
lunch room. Address BOX 40. Times Office.
ny28-At
WANTED-Marine engineer wants employ
ment. ADDRESS BOX 40Z. Times office.
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wanted-Rooms q Board

WANTED-For young man. board and room
within walking distance OF Navy Yard Ad-
dress BOX 449. Times Office. IL
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BROOKLAND. d. c.
ARTHUR Il. r. LUESSSEN. Drug Store.
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ANACOSTIA-
BURT'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
jefferson SITS
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Horses and Vehicles.

FOR SALE-Runabout OF hne make, ve-y
little used; VIII sell cheap ~ X ST. nv.
my5l-3t
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. L. CARNE g. CO.. 703 King ST
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Help WaHted-Nale.

WANTED-Boy with experience at paper
hanging and two paperhangeis Apply q X
81. ne. IL
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NyANTED-Seven general workers without
laundry. SIS 90 SO; also colorcd housekeeper.
maid waitress. nurses laundresses. FOS-
TER. 93i 18th ST. II
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GEORGETOWN.
L. p. WELLER. Pharmacy. 1854 II st. NV.
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VVANTED-More cooks. maids. mattresses
laUndresses 10 leave town. way paid. man
and wife, and other help. FOSTER, s2i
18th st. II
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Business Opportunities.

"A DAIRY BUSINESS consisting Of buildiaS.
Office fixtures : horses. : wagons and every
thing pertaining % the dairy pusl mess MS
location doing a large business, last year
sales over 81, 90: II we can interest party VII
sell building and business or VIII sell Dusi-
ness separately and lease az sacrifice %
quick buyer Address BOX 40. Times Office
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LIQUOR STORE in Baltimore with bar and
POO! room attached; owner wishing % retlrs
from business. Apply JOHN WEDDER-
BURN CO. Wholesale Liquor Dealers, sif +
e. NV. mysl-s-
BARBER supplies. union made rszors. sc;
guaranteed 70 cut a hair AMERICAN BAR
sEk SUPPLY CO, - sth 81 nv. myel-st
FOR sALE-Notion and fancy goods store on
DaFgaln n sold az ONE; owner sick Address
BOX 4sS, Times Office my5l-St
WANTED-Modern improved whisky. sc
quart. imported and Nd0mestic wines and
liquors, leading brands. al cut prices two
bottles straight pure rye. any brand win
Nelqerburn Rye combination, Sl-55. THE
S,OtiN MEDDERBURN CO., 6l5 + St nv
Phone 5is4 Main myS1-tf
FOR sAI-E-Hardwaro store. with large SAL
aoie STOCK, near transfer corner IA splendid
vestisati0n Invited. owner has oGt-of-to1u
interests ana must sell Address BOX ~.
Times Office. my5l-1t
FOR sALE-Good paying lunch room at sae-
rlnce; VIII leave CITY shortly - Il 81 NV
myz9-3t
HAND laundry rapidly growing business.
Apply $50 81. nv. nyZs-St
FOR sALE-Barber shop; two chairs: near
Union station; cheap address BOX S5s.
Times Office. rnv1s-st
FOR sALE-Grocery. meat and provision
storei doing good business cheap 10 quick
buyer - and II SITS. nv. uay2s-3t
LARGE dining room and kitchen ia center
or city; ten or hftven regular boarders in
house. fine opportunity Tor good caterers.
Address BOX az. Times Office nnye3-3t
/ FOR E-WelI-establlshed business OF dry
right party owner leaving city Address
al once SIS North Capitol St my2s-SJ
! BUTTER. eggs and cheese stand So8 -
market; good location my2s-Tt
I FINE opportunity. grocer; doing cash busl-
ness; bargain Tor quick buyer OwntS las
other business ff3 ] 81 NV. uyZ5-6t
local AND WOOD: established fot.-teen
| years; grand business; excellent location.
price reasonable. retiring owner. j. CON
I NOR. 18th and n st. myZ5-t3t
/ WANTED-GrooeTy, roominE and boarding
( D. c. BUSINESS AND REALTY BROKERS.
81 l4th-st.s Room II
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LAST
EDITION
800 p. m.
CHECKS COME BACK
MARKED NO FUNDS
Because Delaware Girl Was
InSuIted in AStOF House,
Will Sue Proprietor

Miss Elizabeth Killingsworth Brown,
who said she owned a rich mine in
Leadville, Col, and gave her home as
Washington, d. c., was held in $500
bail by Magistrate Whitman, in New
York. for examination on a charge Of
giving a worthless check in payment Of
bin at the Hotel Astor.
'.This arrest is outrageous" said
Miss Brown. as she was brought into
court. Il offered TO pay the bill at
the Astor and Il was refused. in
tend to bring suit for damages against
tn sihOtel for defamation Of character
as soon as possibly can. My father.
who died two years ago was in the
House Of Representatives for 40 years
as reporter Of debates. The Killings
worth Mine own az Leadville has just
started TO bring me i'm an income OF
S25, 900 a month. ] ordered payment on
the check stopped because ! was IN
suited in the hotel"
George w. Avery. clerk at the Hotel
Astor, was the complainant He said
that Miss Brown had run a bin of
S74.59 at the Astor from December 80
TO January 6. in payment OF which she
gave a check for S66.59 on the Ameri-
can Security and Trust Company Of
Washington, which proved, he said, TO
be worthless.
Miss Brown is the daughter Of David
Wolfe Brown. at one time a resident
OF Sussex county who for S5 years was
official stenographer in the House OF
Representatives at Washington. Miss
Brown is well known in Sussex, where
much stock in her mine is owned.
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cept $4,000 is paid out by iron-bound acts
Of the Legislature. In other words, $685.
900 must be expended by command Of the
Legislature. We have only two months
IN each two years 10 appeal to the Legls-
laturo for aid. 1t ls true that our bonded
indebtedness Is large. but In the city Ct
Richmond, It is much larger than the 10
per cent. on the assessed value Of real
estate Of Wilmington. In ether words, we
need home rule for this city, and ] hope
the Legislature win grant IT,"
Eloquent Plea for New Charter.
The question Of local government was
touched on by John s. Rossen. He said
that what benefits Wilmington Is best for
not only this city tut for the entire State.
He made an eloquent plea fer new
charter and said It was the duty Of the
Legislature to give the city OF Wilmington
the grants It deseres for its better gov
eminent
"1he new charter is a home rule char
ter" said Mr.. Rossell. "and ten years Of
tho best effort was put forth to effect IT,
u cannot see why there should be any
objection to it by the Legislature"
City Going Back.
Horace O. Knowles. in advocating the
passage OF a new charter. said that the
city has been az a standstnl for years, ana
IN fact was going backward. lie said he
would be ashamed to tell Of the kind Of
government Wilmington has to any city in
Europe IL asked 20 do so.
I'VE are not allowed TO saend money
only by acts Of the Legislature" said Mr.
knowles. mot even the money We our
selves raise" Mr. Knowles contended
that every community should have the
right to govern itself 70 its best advan-
tage and they should be given this au-
thority without one restriction.
"Every State has such a law," he said.
"and Delaware Is lacking in such govern
ment. Not only Wilmington. but every
town in the state. should have home rule.
isn't Il preposterous," sad Mr.
Knowles that we from Wilmington muft
go 10 Dover and meet people from Gum
boro and other places with whom to dis
cuss the needs OF this city. They are
ignorant Of the affairs OF Wilmington and
cannot be educated TO them In the sixty
days they are IN the Legislature, 50 It Is
not only preposterous. but outrageous. fer
wilmington 10 be compelled 10 appeal 10
people who know nothing whatever OF the
needs OF the city"
Mr.. Knowles caused some applause
when he said that the public corporations
should be taxed more. He sad he would
like TO see some fearless man present an
amendment IN the Legislature 20 the bill
passed thirty years ago, compelling the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company % pay
$4,000 annually as taxes, to increase this
amount 10 10000
Samuel IT, Baynard also spoke Of th'
Immediate needs Of new charter for
wilmington.
Yesterday Afternoons Session.
Yesterday afternoons session OF the
convention was marked by some in
teresting discussions. John b. Cooke.
OF AIiddletown. and W. S. Burton of
Seaford. registered as delegates at
noon and participated in the afternoon
meetine
Continued on Fourth Page)
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Entering
GOIdey
College

New students win enter Goldey Col
iege Monday to take the commercial
aI1 shorthand courses.
There is an increasing demand made
on the College for young men who arc
competent 10 do general office work,
and I'm many cases this demand cannot
lbe met for the reason that there are
not enough graduates 10 I'll all the
vacancies reported.
Persons who are ambitious to edu-
cate themselves for the better grade
OF business positions should call at the
College office, S07 Market street first
foor, OF write for the new catalogue.
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

FOR SALE-Several seven. eight or nine
room houses, with bath East and West
sides Bargains Apply 4. H. TAYLOR.
JR.. S2i Poplar street. Delmarvia phone
1850. slS-2t
LOsT-Bank book No 1904. Artisans
Savings Bank, made in the name Of Hes
ton Galloway. New book has been applied
for. HESTON GALLOWAY.
JlS-eod-lw
LOST-Going from Goa West street to 1sss
West Seventh street, a ladies' gold
watch. Reward If returned to 1928 West
Seventh street. j1S-2t
FOR RENT-Rooms for lodging and
two for light housekeeping. 7Oik Market
street. iis-st
FOR sALE-cheap, Is yards Of Brus-
sells carpet Nearly new. Apply 2ll Tat
nall street ils-1t
WANTED TO RENT-Large house, fur
nished or unfurnished; central, or i've or
six rooms, suitable for offices. bv the
year. Address DR. BARNES, ZIG West
street. 31s-nt-eod
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for gem
tlemen. eo4 King street j1s-lmeod
OFFICE MAN-one OF the largest
manufacturing corporations in the Unite d
States has written us for a very good
stenographer who can do quick and ac-
ourate book work" A good salary will
be paid at the start and the oppontunlti. ;
for advancement are excellent It Is
stated in the letter of application that a
ma mis- wanted who has been graduate d
from both commercial and shorthand de-
partments OF Goldey College" Any such
graduate interested in getting this posi-
ton should write the College at once or
call at the College ocices for further in
formation. The position should be filled
during the next few days j1S-lt
sTENOGRAPHER-An application was
received yesterday from a leading firm
inquiring for a stenographer who writes q
good hand who is quick and accurate al
figures and who understands double entry
bookkeeping. Apply to the employment
department Of Goldey College II a gradu-
ate i1S-1t
SrENOGRAPHER AND BOOKKEEP-
ER IS wanted by a Maryland firm. The
application was received this morning by
Goldey College. Any graduate interested
SHOULD apply TO the collese at once.
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By Our Own Wire. Publishers Press.
NEW YORK. Jan. 1S-The stock
market opened irregular Initial prices
for Canadian Pacific. Smelling. Car
Foundry and Penna. were unchanged
General Electric started in per cen1
higher Southern Pacific and Steel pre-
ferred advanced IA Atchison rosc
rs and declined is. Amalgamated
Union Pacific and Colorado Fuel ad
vanced is and Reading opened L.
lower.
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Foa peInns Rrandvmine.

Because Of the fog on the Delaware
river yesterday the steamer Brandy
wine Of the Wilson Line. could make
bot one round trip between this city
ana Philadelphia. The steamer left
the Fourth street wharf on time this
morning.
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CONVENTION OF
MUNICIPALITIES

lcontInusa From FIrst 80
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DEATHS.
Ralph +. Badders.
Susanna Fuhr.
George X. lloyd.
Daisy Simmons.

FUHR-In this city. on January 10.
1907 Susannf, widow Of George F'uhr,
aged u years.
Relatives and friends OF the family
are invited to attend the funeral SER
vices at her late residence, No. 11e9
Peach street, on Sunday. January 20.
1907, at O'Clock. Intement Old Swedes
cemetery.
IT'S hard to break the tender cord,
When love has bound the heart;
'ris hard, so hard, 10 speak the word,
Must we forever part
Dearest mother we have laid thee
In the peaceful graves embrace
But memories win be cherished
Till We see thy heavenly face.
Her Sons.
LLOYD-At Claymont, on January II.
1907. George X. Lloyd. in his s7th
year.
Relatives and friends of the family.
also Lafayette Lodge. A. +. and A. NJ.
star Of Bethel Lodge. No. 10. I. o. o.
r.. and Morning star Lodge, No. 9, K.
of p. are invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence, at Clayunont
on Monday afternoon, at 1 O'Clock. In
terment at Riverview.
SINIdONS-In this city on January
49, 1907 Daisy Simmons. aged 20
years.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral from the residence
Of her parents. No. 701 Wollaston street,
High mass at st. Joseph's Colored
Church, on Monday morning, at 8
O'Clock. Interment at Cathedral ceme-
terry.
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Mr.. Price on Committee.

Harrie T. Price. city editor or the
Morning News. has been honored by
the appointment on the committee ar
ranging for the dinner and testimonial
benefit for "Tody" Hamilton, the retir-
ing advance agent Of the Barnum and
Bailey shows. The banquet viii be
held in New York
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January SALE OF MUSLIN Underwear and WHITE GOODS
CONTINUES FOR TEN DAYS

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Evening journal., 1907-01-18
MAY USE THE
STATION SUNDAY

While no definite orders have been
issued st was understood to-day among
the employees at the French street sta
tlon that they would be instructed 10
vacate their present quarters on Sum
day and move into the new station
building. The souihbound elevated
track may also Zoe in use on Sunday.
Evening journal., 1907-01-18
Maehinist Injured.

William Crossan. a maohinist at the
plant of Trump Brothers. had his righ.
ar mcaught IN a aathing machine yes
terday and badly mangied. He was
sent to his home at No. sos West
Fourth street.
Evening journal., 1907-01-18
CHANDLER q q1dsstSRsF E%SsI%sF
No. ga W. Ninth street.

CarefL- attention day or night.
Bodies Ia Boarding Houses, Hotels
and Hospitals removed and cared for
until claimed. Carriages furnished.
Appointments. first-c1ass. Both Phones
Bazaar. 100 West Eighth street. sat
uroay afternoon and evening. Dela-
ware branch OF Sunshi-a