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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-25
News of Hyattsville.
Special Correspondence OF The Star.
EVANSVILLE, Md, January


EVANSVILLE, Nd, January -. 1907.
Mrs. f.. A. Fuller, Franklin avenue ex-
tended, entertained at bridge whist last
evening. the special guests being the MEM
beers of the Junior Duplicate Whist Club of
this place. AT the conclusion of the games
refreshments were served. Those present
We're Mayor Jos. r. Owens, Prof. and Mrs.
&. 5. Richardson, College Park; DIR. and
Mrs. Walter A. Wells, Washington; Mrs.
j. h. Shallenberger of Seattle, Wash; Mr..
and AIRS George b. Luckey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry w. Dorsey. Mr.. and Mrs. John G.
Holden. Mrs. w. w. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
q. Hodges Carr, Mrs. Nellie +. Brooks,
MI. w. d. Porter and Mr.. Horace r..
Hunter.
II Is expected that the case of certain
property owners against the mayor and
council. an action to have set aside an as
sessment for the laying of sidewalks upon
both sides OF Johnson avenue, this place,
will be urged in the court OF appeals Mon
day or Tuesday OF this week
MIR. and Mrs. ]. ]. Herbert, West Hyatts-
Vile, entertained Thursday evening in
honor OF the celebration of the twenty
first birthday of their son. Mr.. J. Walsh
Herbert. Vocal and instrumental music
was rendered The decorations were the
national colors, and lettered design. rep
rese1Iting the United States and Maryland,
was feature. The dining room was deco
ted in red. In addition to the members of
the family the following were present:
Miss Lizzie and Maggie Riley. Miss Laura
Ry well. Mrs. F. NJ. Higdon. Miss Marie
McGill. Miss Nettie Spaulding and Mr.
Leroy Gaddis of Washington.
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Eloped to Baltimore.

John ii. Javins. president of the Bright
wood Driving Club. and a son of Charles
ii. Javins OF the Center market. and Mrs.
Amy Schwartz. a widow and the daughter
OF the late Capt. Matthias Pabst, went to
Baltimore January . and were married In
that city. To their many acquaintance
this news will be a surprise. Mr.. and Mrs.
Javins had intended to keep the fact of
their marriage a secret for several days
yet but the news leaked out.
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Era of Terrestrial Commissions.

In view of the somewhat synchronous
occurrence of the Jamaica earthquake and
the volcanic disturbances in Mounts Etna
and Vesuvius. following so closely the fear
full earthquakes of 1905 In California and
Chilli 1t is no wonder that many thinking
people are asking the question whether our
globe Is now passing through some new
stage of internal perturbation and seismic
storm But q very few days ago there was
a report that at Samoa there were distinct
seisnographic indications Of strong earth
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Militia Officers Sued.

William II. Cleveland. administrator of
the estate of his son. Melvin L. Cleveland.
who drowned in the wake of the US s.
Oneida November 70 1896 today, through
Attorneys Rosa f. Downing and George
A Berry. filed suit to recover $4,000 dam
ages from Gen. George III. Harries, Will
lam r. Bleo and Frank s. Durston, officers
In the District of Columbia militia. He
charges that they were responsible for the
death of his son.
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Women,s Suits in variety OF
styles, consisting of chiffon hroadcloths,
chiffon cheviots and velvet Handsome
models, including tight-fittfng effects,
Etens. she1-Bleuses. etc. both in plain
tailored effects and prettly trimmed
styles. In black aud faslaoNabIe Shades
such as browns, aayyv blue. grays. etc
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with the terrible catastrophe Of
last Monday afternoon at Kingston. IsO-s
lated and considered separately these In
stances Of agitation In the terrestrial crust
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Women's Suits of black chiffon
Cheviot, ia 'lored in the most superior
manner, in single breasted tght-ftting.
hip length Collar is richly designed
with CLOTH finished off with silk pipings
and inlaid with velvet and inset of mar
row rows, of braid. CUFFS trimmed to
match Jackets lined with satin. Sizes.
up to 4ts.. -s4.L =
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Women's Hand
some Quality Black
Broadcloth K e r 8 e y
Coats, 80 inches long.
Cut full double-breast-
ed front and loose
fitting back. Artistical-
~ designed with silk
soutache braid COM
bined W tn velvet.
Lined to the waist
with heavy black
satin.
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MINK T II r o w S.
Genuine Eastern Mink
Throw Ties, both sides
of mink ornamented
with 9 natural mink
tabs. Regu- -
Ia. lar % price $40. Is
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$50 and SIS Evening Coats, si3.o8.

ouiry may wen be directed to ascertain
whether any extraordinary physical agency
Is now at work for the frst time IN produc-
Ing such mysterious phenomena.
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may not appear to Indicate any general and
novel disturbance In the planet. But when
It 10 recalled that since the late unique and
cataciysmal eruption Of Mont Relee, IN ths
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Morning Sales.
Special Prices Rule from am. to pm
on the Following Articles.
No mail or phone orders. None teclildren s3s~

u, Turks" rlIss "a Bath Mats Resa- 2Oc.
: iar price 1"c-..... ....... ~
"Aer-Cer' Wash Cloths. 2H/r
, Regular price ac.....-....-...S/2
Union Linen Huek Towels. Ill.,
: Regular price 1Vc......-...... A7s
Japanned Coal Holds. Regu- IL
Tar price Ie..--.-...-....-. kH@ss
} 'Zatan'' tissue Toilet Paper. e.
1 Regular price Zoe. roll. .......... oAs
a0-gal. Galvanized Ash Cans. Qn-
! Regular price SIPS. O>As
dutch Cleanser the great dirt
chaser. Regular price 1Oc. pack IT,
dse--......-.. ..-.-....--......... 40
SPIT Granite Preserving ASc
Kettles. Regular price 25c..... lou
Galvanized Wash Tubs. 2Ac
Regular price soc. .O-sNs
Risse'rs Carpet Swcepers. CT mn
Regular price $1.69........... y IVY
BIB. Armour's Shield d.
Lard. Regular price 45c. OO$s
Arab" brand Coffee. Reg DC
ular price soc. lb................HO Ss
Cereta Wheat Food. Regular Sr
Bib. cans Nanticoke Toma- OE~
toes. Three cans for. ......... 6DS'
Early June Peas. Regular Sc
price 10c can. w.
Large-size Mustard Sardines. e.
Regular price 1oc. ................ w.
Fairbanks cold Dust. aNc
Three packages for. u w.
Armour's sugar-cured Hams. U.
s. S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS! government Inspected 1870.
Chiid's Muslin Drawers. Sizes g.
|, up to ~ years. W.
Famous Empire Yard-wide
Bleaci'ea Cotton, regularly ~
Ice. yard. Observation-Disclosures. ZT0Ns
30-in. Sheer Quality White
India I.inon. regularly FAC. III
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Island Of Martinique; the volcanic eruptions
and earthquakes over many large portions
OF the earth have been very frequent and
upon . peculiarly grand scala scientific n
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shocks 500 miles or more to the southwark
In the Antarctic region Then came the
tidings that Etna was In Q state OF erup.
ton q condition which was emphasi1eol
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JeWebry Specials.
Belt Buckies-An immense assortment
of new designs. gold-plated, oxidized,
French gray and black; beau
tiful shapes, in square, oval, Ne
round and fancy effects. Val ZSC.
ues up to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Gold-plated Lavallier Chain. with
stone pendants and drops. in
all color stones, amethyst, ~
emerald, garnet, sapphire. LSC
topaz, etc.; well made. Special.
New Ball Top Hat Pins Ne
pearl, cut jet, porcelain and ZSC.
dull Jet tOps.~.
New Turquoise and Rhine co.
stone Brooches-in beautiful sOVNs
cluster effects: new designs.
Solid Gold Baby Rings-neat 1e
stone settings and chased ZSG
designs; SOC. values.
Cluster Screw Earrings NR-
various colored stone centers ZOAs
with rhinestOnes.. ..............-.
Beaded Chain Purses-gold DM~
lacquered frames and chain. sOyNs
neat shapes; SOC. values. ........
Gold-filled Lockets-polished
or Roman gold finish, suit no
able for engraving; wear VOC.
guaranteed. ..................-...
Evening journal., 1907-03-16

two thirds vote and was lost by a vote
.of II ayes and IA nays. Representatives
Conwell Donoway and Messick voting
with the Democrats
The House killed the bill prohibiting
persons from taking carp fish from the
Delaware Bay or river or any Of their
tributaries within the jurisdiction Of
this State with stake or pound nets.
The carp is becoming a destructive and
dangerous fish and no method Of ex-
termination, IT is claimed, viii now be
opposed.
The House passed:
National Divorce Congress bill regu-
lating the annulment Of marriage and
divorce.
Providing graded school facilities
for the children of this State by in
creasing the appropriation for each
child admitted to some adjacent grad
ed school.
Governor Lea sent to the House a
veto and vigorous reasons for disap-
proving Of the uniform tax assessment
bill, stating: "This bill provides a
method Of assessment Of property in
cases where the court declares the reg
ular assessment invalid and does not
/ provide an opportunity for the tax
able TO be heard and present his OBJ
lection to such an assessment"
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
PUBLIC SALES

Mar. 19-w. s. Burris, Sharpe Farm.
Bear. Del. 10 O'Clock a. m, stock
and indictments.
Mar. 1s-Jamee Cafpenter. christiana hun
dred. stock and implements.
Mar. 1s-James Valentine. Limestone
Road. near ctanton, Del. Stock
and Implements. at ] o'clock.
Mar. 1s-Talley ana Burlxer. Brandywine
SPRINGS. sale OF stock.
Mar. ls-s. NJ. Kfvington stock and i'm.
piements. Brnndywine Hd., p. m.
Mar. so-,J. and A. Mousley, Concord Pike.
IA miles from city. Stock and Int
plements.
Mar 2o-James and Alfred 1fousiey, Con-
cord Pike.
Mar. aO-sale Of real estate at stidham
and sons Auction Room al 10
o'clock a. m
Mar. ao-Furnture. els Lombard ST.. at
] o'clock .. m.
Mar. u-Furniture. 5o6 West nth ST., at
10 o'clock a. m.
Mar. e1-Orlanda G. sutton. on road Lead
ing from State Road to Bear
Station. stock and implements
Mar. e2-John F. o'Neal. Mt Cuba, Del.
sale Of horses.
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DEFEAT WATER
BOARD LOAN BILL
Republicans as Well as Dem
OCrats Oppose ReOTgan-
iZatiOn Bill
sDoclaI to The Evening Journal.

Dover. March 1e.-'I am a Republ-
can. but 1 believe in putting my state
before my party. l belong TO a domi-
Cant iparty. but I do not believe that
might makes right. When a Legisla-
mre attempts to change the political
tompl0Tion Of commission elected by
the .. ople, it then delegates 10 itself
the right to stifle the will of that peo-
pie; and when we come to that, then
count my vote against my party"
Professor Charles c. Conwell. one
Of the Republican leaders in the House
Of Representatives and member from
the Seventh Kent district with these
Strong words cast his vote against and
defeated the Republican bill securing
and maintaining a water supply sys-
tenn for the city OF Wilmington" an
act which not only authorized the bor-
towing OF 100000, but appointed two
additional Republicans as members of
the commission. The bill required a
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
PUBLIC SALE.


At GiU Lombard st, Wilmington, Del.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 20. az 4 y. m
bedroom suites. pieces each, Win
mattresses and springs, 4 lounge ] couch
10 good order. a dozen cano-seat walnut
chairs, dining room and Kitchen chairs
cook stove. ! pariur stove, OF heaters
OH cook stove. room, stair and other car
pets. lot of mating. pairs Of bedstcads
winuow awnings. lot of chicken wire, lpl
of dishes, ] new home sewing machine. IN
good order; rocking chairs, 1 narlor table
, tarlor lamp some small lamps, ! clothes
wringcr. In good order, washtubs and
buckets. smO, thing irlns window cur
tuina, coal buckets and shoveis, ] rctrigcr.
uior nearly new clean and ln good or
der; 1 grind stone. lot Of inch hcmlock
boards for fencing. lot Of Nndling wood
hy the barrel. dry CaS ana yellow pine
nvo-chamber revoivcrs, one ls sclf,act.
ing and On good order; and many other ar
t.cles used in housekceplng. garden hose
han rack i-gaiion brnss kettle. gas stove
and hose, cool1ing utensils. Terms cash.
1i-3t STIDHAM & SON, Auc.
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REGISTERS ORDERS.
-~r-~-->~-- .-.e4-s~-, ,'>>>s--e...- >e.>s,oH---'
REGISTER'S ORDER
LA-u.-. ~ lDn LL.--L-l. ~ ~ NLLII-

OInNn or llN AkfhlNltI OF wills
New Castle Co, Dol, March 5tn. 1907.
sey. Executor of Daniel Forbes. late of
Hrandywinc hundred I'M said county, de-
ceased II is ordered aud directed by the
Register OF Wills that the Executor
aforesaid give notice of granting OF Lct-
tors Tcstamentary upon the estate OF
the deceased, with the date OF granting
thereof. by causing advertisements % be
posted within forty days from the date
Of such Letters IN six of tho most public
places OF the County of New Castle. re-
quiring all persons having demands
against the estate to present the same
or abide by an act OF assembly I'm such
case made and provided, and clso cause
tho same TO be inserted within the same
period IN Tho Evening journal, a news
paper published IN Wilmington, Del, and
TO be continued therein htee weeks
Given under the hand and seal
Of office OF the Register % Willis
aforesaid. at Wilmington, in New
(SEAIO Castle county aforesaid. the day
ana year above written.
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER,
Register o. wills.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given That Letters Ios-
tafnentary were In due foru of law
granted unto the undersigned, on the
Seventh day OF March. A. D., 1907. and
that an persons having claims against the
eetato OF the deceased must present the
same. duly attested. To the said Executor
A. d.. 1905. or abide the Act of Assembly
IN such case made and provided.
STEWART RAMSEY.
Address. Stewart Ramsey. 1alleyvne
Brandywino Hundred. Del m9-9t-oot
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
PrRIIc SAFE

The subscriber intending TO quit tho
dairy business viii sell at public sale on
TUESDAY MARCH 70. az o'clock,
on the road leading from Red Clay
Creek 20 Miiltown. IS COWS. fresh and
close springcrs; ] stock bull. 40 pairs OF
chickens, turkey hens, milk cans and
dairy fixtures. / Achme Redwood Range
with reservoir attachments, half interest
In 10 acres wheat In the ground sale posi-
tive. II wet VIII sell in the dry. Terms at
sale.
JOHN T. TAILEY & AARON BURK
prico Diiworih. Auc.
Ellis T. Hicks, CiorlS. mo-l8-16-1S
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
BY E. r, Johnstone.

late news from China has a certain
monotony OF horror. AS was feared
and predicted famine conditions show
no abatement, but an increase in in.
tensity. A cablegram to the Christie
Is.a'd from editor Of the North Chins
Nows dated Shanghai. March IA, tel.
thu tersely the hideous facts:
Distress and sickness lamentably in
crease. Mortality statistics are appaa
Ing though incomplete, owing 20 tn
scattered condition OF the populace
Everything Is centered In the urgenc5
OF hurrying relief. The demand foi
additional distributors is hard to meet
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
WANTED.

NANTED-propositl covering SUM
piles of mixed papers. in quantities. not
exceeding three tons pcr day. for delivery
at the pulp keg works OF the p. J. du-
PoDt dc Nemours Powder Co. Newbridge.
Del. For further particulars apply to the
PURCHASING department j.. / DUPONT DE
NEMOURs POWDER Co, 1906 l<ing e.,
Wilmington Del mi2-5t
Evening journal., 1907-03-16

At my farm. MI Cuba Del. on
FRIDAY. MARCH g2. 1907. at j o'clock
- head Of acclimated horses, mostly
young and scrviccable sound. Some have
boon used In city ana are young and Will
make good farm animals. a few good
sound Western horses shipped by Con-
nelly and Shotwcil, Philadelphia. A few
cows. . stock bulls. Polan. China brood
sows and 1 SOW and G little pigs 2-hoise
farm wagon, 2-horsc hay iiat and wheels
for same as good as new ] 3-horse Bick-
ford and Hoffman ergin drill. nearly new
and many other articles which We have
always have moro than Is advertised. i
viii tell YOU all that is wrong with every
horse and will offer s5 for tho man or men
who can come that day and say they have
made purchase here that has not been
as represented. GO davs' credit
JOHN Il. O'NEAfA
Ellis Hicks. Clerk mi2-6t
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
Ice Harvesting comnleted.

The ice harvest on the Pocono noun
tains is practically at an end. All the
homes at the ice fields have been fmed
and the workmen paid off and sent
home. IT is estimated that nearly two
million tons Of ice have been harvest
ed in this section alone. The season
was considered good.
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
Brol.e Throuah soft De.

While wa king on the ice that cover
ed the De,aware and Cheeapeake canal
Robert Donaldson OF Pivot Bridge
broke through and had narrow es-
cape from drowning. James Watson
and c. A. Kirk Of the same place hur-
ried to his assistance and "a was with
ereeS didiculty they rescued him.
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
OFF WE GO

To Southwest Texas. 10 buy us homo
on the Gross s." Ranch, Ia the fertile
valley of the Nuccca River. where We can
move ON and take charge of our farm
with a cash payment of less than once
fourth OF the purchase price; no interests,
no taxes to be paid for over two years,
and where there "a perpetual sunshine,
fruit and flowers the whole year round,
and where we can plant ana harvest any
crop OF commercial value every day In
the year.
For further Information SEQ our local
agent. or write 8. III. JACKSON. 7O6 First
National Bank, Houston. Texas.
lnduccmcnt to Agents. m9-7t
Evening journal., 1907-03-16

semb' 'ance TO vegetation or containing
an atom Of sustenance has been eaten,
and there are vast areas as absolutely
denuded Of all save earth and stones
as is Sahara Of moisture.
To the man who. himself gripped by
hunger's pangs. sees his wife and little
ones dying. Of want. reproaches of inn
providence come as bitter mockery. In
thousands Of cases the green sprouts Of
fall planted wheat no sooner showed
above the ground than they were torn
out for food. Present misery couId not
take thought for a morrow Of possible
supply. Correspondents say there are
millions Of residents reduced to ono
meal a day. this meal consisting Of
SOUP in which the sole nutrltive ele-
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED YOUNG couple would IKE
three rooms and bath suitable Tor ent
housekeeping. Address ~. g. A., journal
Office. ml1-ff
WANTED-ro rent five or six rooms
suitable for sfhcas or a house on Market
street. by the year Dr. Barnes, 7i6 West
street. f26-tf
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
New Maoistrate.

Special % The Evening Journal
DOVER. March 16-Governor Lea
has appointed James f. Tuu to be a
notary public and magistrate for Sus-
sex county.
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
BOARD WANTED.


LADY at busincss during day desr s
comfortable home and board with refined
Christian family, middle of Apr J. wfs'
side. convenient 90 troneys. state lowe.
terms Address O., Journal office. mi5--t
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
DRESSED SQUADS

WANTED every Thursday. Best prlces.
Del. phone 22aS d. and A. 1891. DAVIS n
and Thomson, sth ana Monroe. i26-i0t-es
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
PUBLIC SALE.

Tho subscriber about 90 loinqulsh farm
ing will sell at public sale at his residence
Broad View dairy farm on Philadelphia
Turnpike. one mile from Shcllpot Park. on
TUESDAY. MARCH 10 1907,
At 1 o'clock sharp. 5 good work or driv-
ing horses and palr of young mules. Is
good milch COWS, some fresh, othcrs close
snringcrs. i Young flolatcin bull, farm
wagon, market wagon Wizard pillow, cult
vator. spike tooth harrow, single and
double trees. forks. hoes, raNce, shovcis
4 e0-ouart milk cans. milk box. NJ acres of
wheat IN the ground and many other arti.
cics not herein enumerated.
Conditiona-Ail sums OF $50 and leaf
cash. over that amount three months
credit with hankahlo note with approved
cndorscr pcr cent. on for cash on al
credit sums.
S. w. KILV1NGrON.
Sudham and Son, Auc ml5-3t
Evening journal., 1907-03-16

NOTICE-All members of Naomi Lodge
No. g. Rebecca degree. 7. O. o. y ara 70.
uuested 20 meet at their hall. Third and
King sts.. on Monday M ] O'Clock sharp
TO attend thc funeral % their sister. Agnes
NcCron. by order OF the secre 1rv.
mld-lt MRS, WILKINS
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
sprained His Ankle.

John Frazer Of Eighteenth and Pine
streets is confined TO his home with
a sprained ankle which he sustained
while practising at basketball.
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
MORTGAGE BROKERS.

MONEY no LOAN on desirabls FIRST
on city properties In amounts
70 suit. HAWKINS a CO. 7i2 Market st.
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
BoARDERs WANTED.

r->r------>---->---,r
WANTED-In e private family. al once
respectable gentlemen hoarders. Apply at
ais East Fifth g. mi6-M-23
Evening journal., 1907-03-16

To the discomforts Of snow and cold
winds have been added those Of driv-
Ing rain. Scanty shelters wherein des-
iitute men. women and children strive
10 s eep or rest are again flooded, made
hoisome by. damDness, unhealthy with
Time and fungus growths. OF fuel
there IS woeful lack. Fuel Is always
scarce I'm China, but I'm normal times
the careful housewives with bits Of
italk. dried roots or grass, and by US
Ing tho thinnest of metal stoves, can
cook the daily portion Of food in half
an hour. To-day there is no fuel dried
twigs. grass, roots, bark. straw sweet
potato leaves-everything retaining a
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
CHIROPODISTS

DO THEY AcHE7 W. II. JACOB
chiropodist. corns removed without pain.
IS cents. l01 West Seventh street.
i26-tf
Evening journal., 1907-03-16

FOR sALE-some third rate chickens;
one Aldcrncy COW with calf by her side;
one Cyphor's Incubator. and "A horse and
carriage. MRS. REEDER. Rose I'm. Del
mi5-2t
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
LICENSE APPLICATIONS


IESplE. thc owner and occupant of the
nouse situated at the southeast corner OF
Taylor and Church streets IN the Eighth
ward. IN the city OF Wilmington, county
0f New Castle and state of Delaware. IA
compliance with the requirements OF the
acts OF the General Assembly in such cast
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that ] shall apply In writing 70 the Court
OF General Sessions OF the State Of Deia-
ware. ia and for New Castle county, on
Monday. the 18th day OF May. A. ID.
1917. being the next term of said court, for
license for said house. as an inn or
tavern. for the sale therein OF intoxicat-
ing liquors In less quantities than one
uuni't. 20 be drunk on the premises, and
the following respectable citizens OF said
ward. at least twelve of whom are sub
stanual freeholders OF said ward recon-
t...rI fHa unfN uuuIfan ffDr
Evening journal., 1907-03-16

NOTICE-The annual meeting OF the
Delaware Hospital viii be- held lt the hos
pifal hdlding ON the Goth ms, at 3
o'clock p. M All persons who have ut
ANY time contributed $1,000 10 the finds
OF tho Hospital. and all annual subscrih
crs ~ the amount OF $500 are members of
the corporation.
VA. p. BANCROFT Secretary.
wilmington. Del, 3rd No. 18th, 1907.
mls-l9 %.
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
For SALE.

FOR sALE-Ton largo winter dairy
COWS. / choice family cow, i secondhand
horse HARLAN GEBIIART, Marshail-
ton. Del. mib-tf
Evening journal., 1907-03-16

FOR Solicitations. Hosiery and Trim-
minrs to merchants only Anyone desiring
70 engage in this line would do well by
calling on us before purchasing elsewhere
DELAWARE NOTION HOUSE, Ltd,
mi3-im 200 Market st