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Evening journal., 1907-10-09

ters were torn from their hinges, hun
dreds Of panes Of glass were broken.
trees were uprooted and limbs Of
others broken off In all parts of the city.
Farmers who came into the city yes
terday afternoon reported that apples
were blown off the trees in large guam
titles and that much corn was dam
aged. Small buildings were hurled In
all directions and straw stacks were
torn asunder.
Preparations are under way for a
harvest home under the auspices Of
the u. A. NJ. r. church. The proceeds
are for the benent or the Industrial
Training School, Wilmington. New
Castle has one student In the school.
Five Feet Missing
When Contractor Peter +. Martin
went to Sixth and Delaware streets to
begin operations for the building OF the
new residence for Mrs. Cecilia Smith
he found that the lot had only a
twenty-five foot front. while the deed
calls for thirty foot front. city Coun-
ell will have an inquiry made by the
city surveyor. Some years ago when
Sixth street was opened part Of that
lot was condemned.
The registrars win sit on Sunday
from till u and till z. The regis
tration places are at the same loca-
tions as last year. The first district. al
"a North Third street; second, at resi-
dence Of James b. Hance third, al
Ninth and Washington avenue. and
fourth, at No. 70 South Fifth street.
The young people of the Methodist
church are arranging for a pleasing
entertainment.
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CYCLONIC STORM DOES
DAMAGE AT NEW CASTLE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Oct IA storm Of
cyclonic proportions swept this section
yesterday, leaving considerable dam
age in its wake Walls of new houses
were razed. the roof OF the grandstand
at the baseball park was torn from the
posts and carried into the Delaware
river houses rocked to and fro. win
dow glass was broken into pieces, and
trees were uprooted or broken.
Had Narrow Escape
Shortly after o'clock carpenters
were at work putting the jolsts on the
second story Of the two new houses OF
Selden S. Deemer, when a terrific rain
storm came up. The men had scarcely
gotten down and started for a place OF
shelter when the wind came along and
swept down part Of the end wall OF the
houses.
Grand Stand Roof Gone
William Hanson and William Nader
were in the formers cabin at the Bat.
/ terry when the storm reached that sec.
ton. The men were surprised by 4;
loud oreaking noise and the next mo.
ment. as they looked out the cabir
door they saw the roof Of the granC
stand at the bali park drop into the
river a short distance from the cabin
After the storm subsidized the men Sc.
cured the roof and made it fast so tha
the boards could be saved. Men were
placed at work to-day, and all the lum.
Der has been stored in the ball grounds
In the western section Of the citl
houses rocked to and fro. the plaster
ing fell off some houses, window shut
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Social and
Personal

Mr. and Mrs. William r. Mansiey
have returned from their wedding trip
which they spent in Niagara Falls and
Buffalo. and are now at home at No.
800 West Nineteenth street.
Mrs Charles Hoffman has returned
30 her home at New Castle after a
visit TO Wilmington and Chester.
Mr. and Mrs w. r.. Iamison are vis-
iting friends at Warwick, Md.
Mrs James Hyatt and daughter,
Gertrude have returned from visit TO
friends at Chester.
Miss Grace Christopher and Miss
Clara Dove. Of Baltimore, spent sun
dav with friends in this city.
Charles Brice visited friends In Bryn
Mawr on Sunday.
F. L. Quinn OF Crishold, is spending
his vacation in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Williamson Of
Bridesboro. Pa. spent Sunday with
| friends in this city.
Miss BERTHE Mohit cf Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Osborne Gols-
borough.
Miss Lillian Jamison and Miss Ma
belle Pierce have returned from a visit
to Mlddletown.
Everett e. Hanna Is spending some
time at the jamestown Exposition.
Mrs Lange and little son are guests
! OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Kipe of
Chadd's Ford.
Miss Bertha sidwell has returned 20
Leipervilie after a visit to friends IN
this city.
Mrs j. c. Woods of Honey BrooK
Is the guest of Wilmington friends.
Mrs Richard Brooks and son. Frank
have returned to their home at Clifton
Heights after spending several days
here.
W. w Vincent and John w. Mes
sick Of Georgetown. were recent Wis
itorors in this city.
Mnlard f. Johnson has returned
from a visit to Georgetown.
Miss Dora Fleetwood has returned
from an extended visit 20 George
town.
Walter Fisher OF Ellendale. has en-.
tered business college here.
Mrs. George Bunting. Of FranlSford
is visiting in Wilmington and Wash.
ineton
] L. T. Baily and I. n. warhurton. ac
, comranied by their families nnt
G friends. visited West Chester in autoi
, on Sunday and dined at the Mansion
2 House.
4 Mrs Edward McNabb spent SUNDAY
p with Mr. and Mrs Ellis Kinsey a
e oxford.
q Mr. and Mrs Harry Pyle Of Balti
{ more. Md. We're recent visitors hero
Mrs. Ralph A. Stoopes and daughte
Z gadfa of San Tsraucfero Cal ara visit
e. ing her sister. Mrs. Sarah T.. Long, o
= No. 2Os East Third street.
{ Walter NJ Dillon OF Washington
- who was visiting relatives in this city
{ has returned home
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Social birthday Dinner.

In honor Of his 18TH birthday anni-
versary, Captain Thomas Johnson, OF
Reeds Wharf. Va. gave a dinner al
Sharkeys Hotel on Monday night "a
his children. grandchildren and great
grandchildren. Captain Johnson mad,
an address Of welcome and many con-
gratulations were offered TO Mrs
johnson. The hostess received some
valuable presents and about fifty SOU
venir post cards. Among the gifts was
a box Of carnations from Mr.. and Mrs
Harry j. Stoeckle, who were unable to
attend.
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DOVER'S COUNCIL
HAD STREETS FIXED
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. oct 9-When n num-
her Of Dover real estote owners re-
fused TO pave their sidewalks or re-
pave them according TO an order of
Council. that body promptly entered
into a contract with John Bell ana
Son. and other brieklaying and paving
firms and tho contrac .ors went to
work. with sand. shovels. bricks, CO.
ment and workmen shaped un
and smoothly relald the walks.
adding the cost. by direction of
Council. 10 the taxes due from the
freeholcers so procrastinating. and
which will stand as a lien againsl
their property until paid.
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PROPOSALS

,-rs-~--s---e~-sr4r-e---0--- ---r4---
SEALED PROPOSALS will be re.
ceived by ''The Board OF Publ Eduta-
tion In Wilmington" for L,bor 20 paint
metal roofs, cutters and nushings on
public schools of the city, IN accordance
with specifications on hle IN the office Of
the secretary OF the Board
Proposals must be Cn the desk Of the
President OF the Board by o'clock p. m.
Monday, October a. 1907, and shall be
marked. Proposals for Labor to Paint"
The right 10 reject any or all bids is re-
served. By order Property Committee.
oS-5t II. J. GUTHRIE, Secretary
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REGISTERS ORDERS.
REGIsTER's ORDER.

ikbblSItlt > OiNLhAk.
Dfnce 90 the Negistc OF Wills.
New Castle Co. Del. September IL. 1907.
Upon the application Of Marion II.
Young. Administrator OF John ~ Young
late OF Wilmington Hundred, ln
said county. deceased, it is ordered ana
directed hy the Register of wills thar
the Administrator Aforesaid give notice
oil granting OF Letters Of Administration
upon the estate OF the deceased. with
cnusing advertisements TO be posted with
in forty days from the dare OF such let
tors In six OF the most puhllc placog Of
fhn county OF New Castle, requiring All
persons having demands against the os.
tnfe 40 present tho same. nr abide bv an
provided. and also cause tie same TO DO
Inserted within the same period In The
evening Journal, q newspaper published
m Wilmington. Del ana 20 be continued
therein three weeks TO- o. a.
Of office OF the Register OF Will
aforesaid. at Wilmington. In Nov,
ferAIO castle county. aforesaid. the dgv
and year above written
FRANCIS M, WALKER
Register OF wills
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters n,
Administration were In due form OF law
oranted unto the undersigned. on ~.
ceve1teenth day OF September A. ID iai,
ana mat an persons having claims araine
fbe estate OF the deceased must prce.h
Inc same duly attostcd, 10 the said AL
dav of September 1908, or abide ths Act IN
Assembly IN such case made and provided
MARION T.. YOUNG.
Administrator
Address Samuel Isenschmld, Esq. e1
Market ST., city. slS-st-eod
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EDUCATIONAL

Young man. listenl have an educa-
tional course I'm che OF the most re-
putable schools in the country which
will sell you cheaply. You may think
you can get through this world without
brains and knowledge. but you're mis-
taken. Educate your Brains. Don't
be the Jack Horncr Of your town. Get
educated. The course Z have for safe
Is well worth investigating.
Address p. o. Box. 1921.
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Hali-Deane.

Miss Sadie W. Hail. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. L. NJ. Hall and Raymond c.
Deane were married yesterday afternoon
at the home Of the brides parents. No.
lo2 E. Seventh street 10y the Rev. r. *.
Stephenson. The hr dc was attended by
Miss sallie Porter. maid Of honor. and
Leroy Tun was best man. There were no
ushers. The bride wore n costume of
white silk and carried bouquet n
brides roses. The mad OF horors gown
was white Persian lawn and she also ca'-
ried a bouquet Of white rcses. Miss IDA
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WANTED

WANTED-L. c. SMITH VISIBLE
TYPEWRITER convenicnces are unequal
led. Machines rented.
CHAS. G. GuYER, Court Stenographer,
Phone 1888. S26 Market St
WANTED. FURNITURE-You entire
horsehold. also office furniture. ANTIQUES:
IN YOU have furniture fn storage I viii
buy and pay you cash. more than any
dealer; estimates given free; all trans
actions confidential; don't sell until you
get my cash offer, no matter how large
the amount. Write or phone. d. and A
phone 67l9: Automatic. 23f3
CHARLES S. HURLOCK.
Seventh and Poplar SITS.
m7-6m
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sterrott. MeHuqh.

At ST. Peters Cathedral yesterday
morning Miss Anna G.. MclIugh and
Charles b. sterrett both well known la
hisciry. were married by the Rev.
Father Heavey, an assistant pastor Of
the cathedral The bride was attended by
Miss Kathryn Quigiey as maid OF honor
and James Sterrctt. a brother of the
groom, was best man. After the cere-
mony a wedding hres kfast was served at
the future home OF the couple, No. l2 East
Thirteenth street. They were given de-
lightiul reception last night
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PUBLIc SALES
PrrRLrc SALE

PUBLIC SALE
Of fine storage furniture VIII be sold 20
pay otorage and charges, on FRIDAY
AFTERNOON. OCT n. lg01. at ] o'clock
ID. M. al sudham a Sons Auction Rooms.
IN Il. Fourth St. 8 cak and walnut bed
room suites. iron heds, mattresses. couch
es. high back dining room chairs, book
cases. side boards. extension tables, 3
good cook stoves room stoves. feather
beds, 100 fine pictures, suitable for any
part of the house, parlor tables carpets
mattings dishes briC-a-brac. silver plateH
goods. knives and forks. spoons ana lots OF
other goods. These goods are in iirst-class
condition. some nearly new and must be
positively sold 10 pay the storage Goods
can be seen evening before sale and morn
ing of sale
sTIDHAM & SON. Auc.
D. & A. phone 535. Established 1866
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Mr.. and Mrs. olIline Entertain.

WI aNo WIS ONf'fe NfNS' N@fhf
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gilling Of No.
1908 Linden street. who were married In
September. received their friends on FRI
day evening. Among those present were;
Miss Helen Johnson. Miss Bertha Frish,
Miss Anna Green, Miss Tiilie Boulden,
Miss Josie Riley, Miss Martha Clark, Mss
Marion Baldwin. Miss Katie Caulk. Miss
Mabel Durham, iss Helen Green, Mss
Ethel Stiles iss Frances Baldwin. Miss
Florence Stiles, Miss Elma Meredith.
NJ ss Naomi Green. Miss Helen Smith,
Miss Elsie Rayne, Miss Augie skellenger,
Mss Lou skellenger. Mrs. Harry Esham,
william Rayne. Raymond Blest. Thomas
Donnely. Harvey ayne. MIR. Baldwin
Arestan Prultt. Mr.. and Mrs William
Gillng. Mr. and Mrs. William Rayne.
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PAPER HANGING

THE WILMINGTON WALLPAPER
House. 705 Orange st.. viii paper rooms
for $3.50 up. On all bills less than $40
discount Of per cent. win be allowed
on all bills OF $40 or more. "A discount oe
10 per cent. win he allowed Satisfaction
guaranteed on all work. aa0-u
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THE v75E EEtdHp EA M S55F0S EES

In this striking photograph Of the
Nille-de-Psris the photographer,
though, Of course. he cannot be seen.
is behind the pilot NJ. Kapfere. who
may be observed at his post. Another
protographer-no less distinguished
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Third Games Of Series.

on the Academy alleys tomorrow
evening the third of The series Of games
in the Academy Bowling League sche-
dule will be rolled. The teams which
will contest are: Atlas VS.. Franklin
College; Crescent VS.. Academy; Eu-
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Mrs. Owen 70 Sneak.

Mrs. L. w owen. of Denver, Colo
RADIO. who addressed the students Of
the Wilmington High School on Mon
day, will speak in Harrison Street
Church this evening. Her talk win
have 10 with her travels throughout
America and Europe.
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BUSH LINE

Freight received Ior all points, s,,S,- s.sSN
ners.,nsl attention. and forwarded prompt-
IN al lowest rates and by best reelea.
Boats leave both Wilmington an9 Ehls- l.r-
delphia at GOO y. IN. daily, SUNDAY "a
Through rates and bills Of iadins Is
GEORGE W. BUSH & SONS S1.hta
pier g. North Wharves, Pnliaoel Pnl,a.,s, 5.ton.
French Street Wharf. Wilmlhs wa
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shower for nride Elect.

Hope Circle OF Kings Daughters and
a few friends Of Miss Edna e. Talley,
OF No S25 Jackson street. gave her a
kitchen shower on Monday evening IN
honor OF her approaching marriage. Miss
Tally was surprised and the useful gifts
showered upon her were much appreci-
ated
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REPAIR WORK

LAWN MOWERS sharnened rubber
tires for baby coaches, wringerH and car
Pet sweepors repaired. JOHN r.. SCH.
WElzER. b25 West Front St. Both
phones. as.tf
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ia person than the Prince Of Monaco
recently took a picture of the airship,
and describing the incident. the Euro
pean edition OF the Herald says; The
Prince OF Monaco witnessed the ascent
OF the Ville-de- Paris yesterday. AL
though there was a strong wind the
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Deane. a sister OF the groom, played the
marches. After their return from the
South Mr.. and Mrs. ncane will live temp
orarly with the brides parents at No
f02 East Seventh street
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR sALE-ffouses. Lots. Nranufaot,,r.
ms sites, Farms and business PROPOSE
uons or all kinds. We make terms TO
SUIT purchasers. Rents collected, monthly
1,i ilents, mortgages placed. We sell
nlIe' rse' .iIe' Accident Health. Plate Glass
trade sell or buy. consult
e,. T. II. McEVILLY CO..
oo oo-e west Fourth St., Wilmington. Del.
~f,,i ,p, evenings. Both Phones.
ois BuSlNESS COVERS EVERY
iiS-ood-tf -N oNAoN'
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ROOFING AND sPouTING

ers-Nf----
WM. Nc. WILLIAMS CO..
s2i Orange St. Roofing, Spouting and
Heating. Metal and composition roofing
Hot Air heating and ventilating. Repair
ing promptly done. Phones a26-iy
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s1.oO SUNDAY Exeursion

To Baltimore. via Pennsylvania Rail-
road Sunday next. October 13; spec
ial train leaves Wilmington 945 a. m
returning. leaves Baltimore 6.3S p. M
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NOTICE-An persons are cautioned not
20 trust my wife. Josephine Langrell on
my account as ] viii not pay any bills un-
less contracted by myself.
oi-8t WILLIAM IANGREIL.
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airship behaved admirably. The Prince
Of Monaco was greatly interested ia the
ascent. and on the return OF the Ville-
de-Paris he carefully examined the
steering apparatus, congratulating "
Deutsch and NJ. Kapferer on the
achievements Of the new airship."
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eroke Lea WhlIe At PIav.

Abe Hindon, a small boy Of No. LOG
West Second street. had his leg broken
yesterday afternoon by having 1t cought
in the wheel of a wagon around which
he was playing
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reka VS.. Warren. and All-wnmington
VS.. Good Times.
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BOARDERs WANTED

-, --'----..-----------e--------.
hOARpERs WANTED-Man and wife;
also four nilroad men; second story front
rooms. i23 East Fifth 81. o7-9t
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REAL EsTArE FoR RENr.


FOR RENTS .N-room house and stable
Tor three horses and two wagons. Apply
10 J. Kelly, 1902 Rising sun Lane oS-Gt
FOR RENT-Ilousc. six rooms hath
ana gas. Possession October 25th. Apply to
Mrs McCloskey, 1872 Gllpn Ave. o7-3t
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FOR RENr-Three rooms with or with
out board, two are communicating rooms.
Apply no Jefferson ST. os-2t
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WANTED-H Highest prices paid for sld
gold and silver. broken 3ewelry. NJ HAIR
RIS. l& Market st. u-iy
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FOR RENr-Furnished or unfurnished
Fifth st. oq-sf
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENr-Rooms. 1898 Pine street.
og-3t
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FOR sALE-A square Knabe piano,
good condition. Address, T, this office.
oS-3t
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WALL PAPERs-we have removed Ia
n. w. corner Fifth and Jefferson Sta.
whore we viii be pleased TO show our
stock Of wall papers: high and low grade.
new designs and colorngs. estimate,
given; work guaranteed. Established II
years. Both phones.
s9-2m FORBES 4 co.
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

owner and occupant of the house situated
at s w corner Tenth aud Shipley streets.
In the Seventh ward IN the city Of VIII
mington. county OF New Castle and State
on Delaware. IN compliance with the re-
qulrements Of the acts OF the General
Assembly In such case made and provid-
ed do hereby give notice that ! shall ap-
ply in writing To the Court Of General
Sess 0ns of the State of Delaware. in and
for New Castle county, ON Monday, the
4.h DAY Of November, 1901. being the next
term Of said court. for a license for said
house. as an inn or tavern, for the sale
therein of intoxicating liquors In less
quantities than one quart. 10 be drunk on
the premises. and the following respect.
able citizens Of sad ward az least twelve
OF whom are substantial freeholders OF
said ward. recommend the said appli-
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Wlthn ten minutes walk OF Nt f,f,t. 49,
sion On Landenburg branch OF B and %.
II, ',roag. Good ground fruit OF ain Kinds.
49,, Iva ,lnsi pure spring water. stone and
,ai,le o,,ins house newly repaired and In good
n,,e,, rooms, front and side porcnes
frame barn, corn crib. chicken bouse' an
o,.,..,aiy out buildings. been In present
V3s,neI name for "a years reason FOR SELL
la6h 6h' enanee Of business N SOLD soon viii
No.. "a. bargain. Apply TO Thomas s.
ehaI 81, on promises or Francis T.. Mar
.''' o. city market. s2S-s m. w.-tf
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FOR sALE-60OO basket pears, 20O bas-
izet apples, also sweet cider by barrel or
IN five or ten gallon lots at prices that
are right. Direct from producer. Address
y. B Woodward, Rosedale =. o.. Chester
county, Pa, and they VIII be delivered.
oS-3t
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NOTICES.
NOTICEl

To Receivers and Shippers Of Freight:
Anew freight yard for the receiving and
forwarding Of irslghls In CARLOADS ONLY
has been established and now opened for
business al Front and Justlson Streets,
JF. cAsPIRsoH. Agent.
p, 8W. R.R.
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Ads Received Too Late
For Classification Will Be
Found on Page Two.
HELP WANTEn-FEMALE.

HELP WANTED-FEMALE
s-----s-s-r--e-.--rs-esse--,--.
WANTED--A girl Tor upstairs work and
waitress. Apply Mrs. n. w. smith, llo
Franklin ST. oS'N
wANTED--A girl. ul East Third street
e25.im
WANrED-COoks, chauDermaids. girls
for housework help for country. German
Intelligence Ofnce. 500 Madison 81.
sa-eod-2m.
GIRLS WANTEp-white and colored,
good cooks ana for general housewurk
furnish references. Three good house men
want work, colored. Apply Mrs. NJ Crop
per Employment Office. S5 Windsor ST.
Phone ilhGA st3-lm
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ROOMS FOR RENT-t'urnlshed or un-
furnished. 1924 King 81. sss-fm
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BUSINESS CARDS.

WALL & RuMER Heaters ana RanTes
Roofing and Snouting. Repairing promptlv
attended to. Phone. ID. and A., CESS No
$40 Shlpley st. sis-1n
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FOR Household goods. Feather
beds. 9O2 East nth St o7-st
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FOR RENT-Nlce large front room for
two with or without board. 7O2 West ST
s23-im
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FOR hENT-Flat, five rooms b. tn.
steam heat. Apply Thomas Green, 100 w
eighth st. s7-tf
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FOR SAlE-Thc factory at Delaware
avenue and Scott street recently occu.
pleq ny II. a. Heinel Co. Building 30xe0
WIN s-horse power gas engine and 100
ieet shaftng. Apply
Wilmington Trust Co.
Tenth and Market SITS.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Cloth.ng 50 10 s. less than
BIarket ST. prices. J. EDw. REYNOLDS
e SON.. 100 w. Sixth 81. Fun line Men,
Boys and Chiidren's Clothing. ma, cod. Il
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LOST AND FOUND


LOSr-carved band gold bracelet with
initials inside. Reward II returned TO sos
shinley 81. ol-at
LOST-A gold belt pin between Fourth,
Lombard. Sixth and French streets Re-
turn TO 2l4 East sixth ST. oS-3t
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FOR RENr-Rooms with board. ms
Market st. sg-1m
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.,.e,oh SALE-Lots on Highlands. (Brln-
ehie hstate) so to $40 per front foot Both
l1lWay lines, gas. water sewers. trees:
S.tee's now being paved Also some
a1paes for rent or sale. or viii build to
snlt purchaser William Draper Brlnckie,
a0' Equitable Building. ivS-eod-tf
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HELP WANTED-MALE.


WANTED-Young man for steady out
door pos ton 81 per day and commission.
~. L. Jenkins 81 Co. 226 French st.,
Thursday Z TO Q "a. M. ug-lt
WANTED - Freight car carpenters.
truckmen, rip track and pneumatic ham-
mer men, good wages. steady work, no
trouble. new shop lust starting opetat ons.
Come prepared to go 10 work or apply by
letter TO Crawford Locomotive s. Car Co,
stfeator. IN. oS.6t
WANTED-Nou man between rs and
20 FOR office work. Apply la own hand
writing TO postoihce box 81 ol-St
wANTED-A good size colored boy TO
work around a store. Apply with rcfor-
ence. n. Topks Sons. o5.tf
WANTEn-1Ia man about country
place 60 attend poultry. horses, etc. A
good position. William H. Moore, Chadds
Ford, Pa. s25-tf
WANTED Respectable boys wanted TO
serve circulars. Apply this evening be
tween and Z az S0S Taylor 81. s2S-lr
WANTED-Four saIesmon 10 come 60
Baltimore and sell goods on straight sal
ary or commission. Call or write 10 Room
cog Equitable Blog., Baltimore. Md.
jyi3-tf
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FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-Dwe
WIN nine rnoms and bath: ali convent
ehces, Tor one or two smaller houses. Ap-
ply % South Clayton ST. sis-lm
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FOR RENT-Front rooms. furnished.
with use Of bath. u6 East Seventh It,
a2e-tf
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Queen of Summer Trips
Merchants & Miners Trans. Co.
Steamship Lines.
PHILADELPHIA TO BOSTON.
BALTIMORE TO BOSTON AND
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Baltimore, Nd Philadelphia. Pa
w. T.. TURNER. Pass, Iraf MBrs
General ofiices: Baltimore.
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GIRARD-so5. soI ana sOs Raee at. PhiIa-
deiphia Rooms. Is. So. 50c. cenusmen emily
m2s-lv
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CUT RATES TO EUROPE

CU kH Go To LUhUTL
Now is your chance to 60 abroad.
Present rates may not last long.
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JOHN CRAIG, 1913 Market St.
Steamsh Tickets and Foreign Drafts
Evening journal., 1907-10-09

FOR sALE-Rambler auto at a bar
gain. Reason for selling going West Ap-
ply 1888 Pennsylvania Avenue. Phone
4527A. s2S-tf
Evening journal., 1907-10-09

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