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The National tribune., 1907-04-18
What VlTAE.0RE IS.

Vita-Ore Is a mineral remedy a combination of
substances from which many worlds noted curative
springs derive medicinal power and healing virtue;
These properties OF springs from the natural
deposits OF mineral in the earth through which water
forces its way only very small proportion OF the
medicinal substances in these mineral deposits being
thus taken up by the liquid. Vts.Ore consists OF
compounds OF Iron, Sulphur and Magnesium. ele-
nearly healing mineral spring. and are neces
sary for the creation and retention Of health One
package of this Observation-Disclosures, mixed with
quart of water. equals in medicinal strength and
curative healing value many gallons OF the worlds
powerful mineral waters drunk fresh at the springs
The National tribune., 1907-04-18
Thousands Of PEOPLE

In
Ore relieving such diseases rheumatism Kidney Bladder and
Cah Nervous Poson Anama and Ulcers
debtated century
The National tribune., 1907-04-18
4 VETERANS EXPERIENCE
Z Badly Aggravated case-YieIds
Readily TO Vitae. Ore.

ATlAsTA, ca hardly know how to what want to
In behalf OF VitBOre which cured after had given
all hopes of ever getting around again. More than thirty
eight years ago. while in the between the States
Piles from which suffered for twenty years. Later
many skilled colleges and and most
every known treatment but all seemed only add fuel
the fire. L 20 Law nv
The National tribune., 1907-04-18

advised me that my only hope was
In travelling. l Travelled for about
a year by private conveyance, but
at the end of the year / was worse
and reemaciated and finally had
to give up. My trouble at this time
ton, the doctor also telling me that
Ihad Appendicitis and that nothing
could save me but an operation.
The Piles became internal and q
FlStula made its appearance. By
, this time / was given up by all as
positively incurable. heard of
VITAE Ore and purchased package,
but had 1t in the house for over a
The National tribune., 1907-04-18
The Man Who VIII Not Try For
Freedom Deserves to Be a Slave


health Offer Otherwise
the
The National tribune., 1907-04-18
Purity Guaranteed


guaranteed pure all Drug both
family safely young, grandmother
by people, through methods that endorse
The National tribune., 1907-04-18
Here is q Remedy

use II, that you can use WI
disease and ASKS NO PA
The National tribune., 1907-04-18

1t surprising that much good and such cure
could be accomplished in SO short time with medicine
wish that could sufferer with Indigestion Rheu
matism Bladder trouble OF the ailments had
Icoud tell them Of this medicine. j. D. DODD 35 W. Sd st.
The National tribune., 1907-04-18

Under the New bounty Law of March J. 1907. man
the bounty, extra and back laws quite compcae
be employed MIR. Hunter has had III different
JOSEPH II. HUNTER
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
Dainty ShirtWafst

There are many varieties Of javnty
little silk ties offered for wear with
embroidered collars, but. the smartest
'thing1o use with such a collar is some
form Of lingerie tie or bow. These,
when fine enough TO be desirable. are
too expensive to become common, and
the coarse limitations Of them are hope
lessly ugly and tawdry. If one can
not AFFORD a really dainty lingerie tie
or bow or rabat it is Ear better TO hold
to a silk tie.
A short strip Of fine lingerie stun,
widening toward the ends and beaut-
fully embroidered at those ends. is one
OF the popular arrangements for wear
with the linen collar. It Is doubled
so that one embroidered end falls just
below the other. and the folded middle
is slipped up under thet collar. hiding
the two collar buttons and either but
toning invisibly TO the upper collar
button or held in place by the pin
which is often associated with the en-
broidered linen collar.
A horseshoe or circle pin, catching
the two sides OF the collar and holding
the nand the lingerie cravat firmly in
place, is often seen. and ornamental
collar pins OF the kind so much used
for collar and cuff sets are also used.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
LOCAL MERCHANTS.
ARE AWAKENING.
Realizing the Necessity Of an
Adequate River Frontage
For City

Wilmington's rapid rise In importance
las a shipping center and the constantly
increasing number OF domestic and for
eign ships OF various sizes and descrip-
tons which are being entered at this
port Is another proof that Wilmington
is rapidly becoming one OF the coun-
ltry's leading cities.
Local merchants and business men,
manufacturers. and in fact people in all
walks of business and industrial life
are realizing this fact The city's bus
mess IS more than five times as large
to-day as It was a decade ago and It
is natural 10 suppose that further in
crease may be expected.
/ The failure OF the passage OF the bill
before Congress for the survey OF a
35-foot channel In the Delaware river
was a great blow TO every city on the
river front and Wilmington is among
the number OF sufferers. for every Inn
provement in the channel would en-
hance and enlarge the business Of this
port
There has been extremely small at
tention given 10 what Is the greatest
paturai advantage the city possesses
in the magnificent stretch OF river front
which has caused constant and siren
uous labor on the part Of the great ice
boats 70 make a clear way for ships
and in. very. severe weather many Of
lthem are compelled TO lay to until a
way Is broken open for their passage
Of the large steamers carrying general
cargoes al the present time any i'm
provements tending towards the facill-
tating OF the unloading OF ships will
1 greatly beneht the business Of this city
Had the city Of Wilmington the
wharfage Il should. it would do a mon
ster amount OF shipping business and
when the time comes. which IL surely
will. when the long stretch OF ground
separating US from the Delaware river
is hlled up and the worthless ground
existing now in its marshy state. is
made into stable. usable ground, VIII
mington will take a great bound and
grasp a great amount OF shipping bus
mesa
The improvement or reciaiming OF the
ground is already contemplated and Is
even now partially carried into effect,
but many years must elapse before its
final contamination.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
NEW TROLLEY LINES
Chester County Soon TO Be MaSs Trib-
utary to wilminatOn.

utary to Wilmington.
Former Superintendent Dodge, OF the
West Chester. Wilmington and Kennett
Square Electric Railway. who resigned
that position TO build trolley lines from
Oxford TO Parkesburg. and from Cochran
Vile 70 Marshallton, is meeting with such
success that the early operation OF these
important Chester county lines seems
an assured fact their completion assuring
direct connection between an extensive
and populous section and this city.
As evidence OF his progress in the mat
ter Mr.. Dodge has submitted the following
sfhdavit:
"Kennett Square. Pa, FEB. 4. 1907.
II. G. II. Dodge hereby certify tina.
definite arrangements and terms have
been made by mo with parties in Boston.
who are financially responsible and able
70 build the electric railway from Ken
nett Square to Coatesvilie. to finance tho
same so that actual construction OF the
road can be started this spring and COM
pieted as fast as the work Of actual build.
ing can be carried on.
"tsigned) C. H. DODGE
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
MAY NAME
SUPERINTENDENT

From authoritative sources It was an
nounced to-day that superintendent will
be appointed IN a short time for the Della
ware division Of the p. B. and W. rail-
road to M the vacancy caused by the
death Of r. l. Holiday. which position
General Superintendent z. +. Brooks has
been filling. r. II. Rogers an engineer on
AIr. Brooks staff who has been handling
much Of the Delaware road work and J.
B. Book. supervisor OF the Delaware road
are mentioned as the probable candidates
for the position.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
RAILROAD NOW
SEEKSLEGISLATION
Wants State TO Give Aid That
Vas Refused By the
City

The p, b. ana ". Railroad Company
is now seeking at the hands Of the Lesis-
iature at Dover. What was refused IL
sometime ego. by tho Street and Sewer
and Water Departments Of this city. The
measure the railroad desires to have pass
ed. is ono giving It the privilege to lay
water pipe and erect poles and string
wires along rs right OF way. through
wilmington. and the-outcome Of the mat
ter is awsited with interest, as the
strength OF the Pennsylvania Railroad in
the Legislature will be measured by the
vote for or against the bill.
Sometime ago the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company asked permission from the
Street and Sewer Department to open the
streets crossing It's road bed 50 that a
wster main could be laid from the COM
pany's reservoir near Shelipot creek.
along the entire limo Of the railroad 10 a
point below Wilmington. The purpose OF
the company was to supply water for the
operation Of its road and thereby deprive
the city Of this tax.
The request was refused, but notwith-
standing. the contractors for the railroad,
proceeded with the work and in consc-
auence were arrested, and the main that
was laid across one Of the city's thor
oughfares. was broken and taken up by
Street and Sewer and Water Department
employees.
The city departments interested in IN.
matter are watching the progress Of fhs
measure and will fight its passage. ant
ths railroad viii be prevented II possible
iii IFS purpose TO deprive the city Of jusi
t0venne.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
BUShLLNE

Freight received for ali points. given
personal attention, and forwarded
promptly at lowest rates and by beS
! Boats leave both Wilmington sn5
philadelphia at zoo p. m daily. Sunday
excepted.
: Through rates ana bills OF landing 10
sued
GEORGE W. BUSH d SONS CO.
Pier 3. South Wharves. Philadelphia
French Street Wharf. Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12

Few Mays OF recent years have secured
such strong hold upon pubic favor sa
has Pppder Southern s1des." which eornts
70 Grand Opera House on Thursday after.
noon and evening. February Il. for the
FIRST time this season. The play is well
remembered here from last season, the
impression it then left being most favor
able.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
A CENTURY OLD
Ten Decades Of Life Enjoyed BY Well
Preserved Wilmington Woman.

Preserved Wilmington Woman.
seldom indeed, does It fall to the lot
OF human being TO pass the century
mark on iife's journey, yet living at go
Madison street IS a weli-preserved little
oid lady who will soon have attained that
distinction.
She Is Mrs. Mary smith. VINO was born
IN London Grove. Chester county, Penn
syivania one hundred years ago Wash
ington's Birthday and despite her great
age her eyes are as bright and her faoul-
ties as good as when she became bride
seventy-fve years ago.
All her life was snent within a radius
Of a few miles from her birthplace until a
year ago, when She came to Wilmington
70 make her home with one OF her grand
children. Mrs Anna Dixson, whose homo
f. az e2n Msdison street. Quite a large
number Of her descendants are scattered
ausovcr Tho country. and il IS their inien-
tion 70 give The venerable Old lady rous-
ing reception on her natal day.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
To Hold Memorial Service.

At Shiloh Baptist Church, Twelfth
and Orange streets. a memorial service
will be held tomorrow evening in
memory Of Frances T.. Willard by
members OF W. c.. T. u. No. 2. OF which
Mrs. L. J. Miller is president The
services will begin az O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
THE GENTLE SEX
Notes About the New
Shirtwaist

New models so far show but little de-
parture from accepted lines. Simple
shapes. hand embroidery. inset vaienci-
ennes. cluny or crochet, tiny hand
tucks combined in myriad ways-these
are the things noticeable, and none OF
them are strictly new.
One little hint. repeated frequently
among the latest French models, may
OF favor The sleeve reaching Just be-
low the elbow is used for the majority
Of the dressy lingerie models, but there
are undeniably more long sleeves
among the recent importations than
we're to be found among models Of the
same class last season.
The fruled OF plated front is one OF
the most irsistent notes among these
simple lingerie blouses, and win un-
doubtedly have to be taken into ac-
count for spring and summer One
may as we'll admit at the outset that
such plated frills down each side OF q
central box plait complicated the
laundering problem.
Some OF the new models have instead
OF the pun and long cuft sleeves. lons
sleeves OF very moderate bishop sug-
gestion, finished with turn-back cuffs
matching the front plait and friils o.
| finished merely with a narrow wrist
band. The wristband models are
however, Intended for wear With sep
arate turn-back cuffs matching neck
wear. OF. separate front frills.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
GARAGE TO BE ENLARGED.
improvements Will Be Made by Will
minston Automobile Company.

It has been decided to enlarge the gar
age Of the Wilmington Automobile Com
pany IN West Tenth street by which the
property now used as a stable will be
taken ~.
BY this plan the present fioor space vii
be about doubled and a separate entrance
and exit will be constructed These im-
provements have been made necessary
through the constantly increasing business
of the company and tho large number
OF cars that are coming in for spring de-
livery. The alterations will be made about
April /.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
ssrmons q WashInason H,Iahlr.

At Washington Heights n. z. Church
the Rev. W. L. s. Murray. D. D.. Is en-.
gagged in preaching a series OF sermons
on Christ" Ills subjects for the next four
woeks viii deal with Christ in the heart
city. church and home.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
Riv.r Nnt Lee. Rn,,nd

Ice which abounds in considerable guam
titles in the Delaware and Christiana
rivers mas been broken up and is being
kept on the move by the tug boats. On
this account the conditions are not as bad
as might be expected. with moderating
weather, the rivernen claim the ice will
quickly loosen up and be carried out to
sea
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
Valentines

A party fan.
A pretty book
A box OF sweets.
An offering OF flowers.
A bona tide love letter.
A gold heart iocket
A theatre or concert invitation.
A genuine. d-fashioned proposal.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
WESTERN UNION
RATES INCREASED

The Western Union Telegraph Company
has advanced its raes 20 per cent. In tbs
city. The same increase hss gone into ef-
feet In other places 50 wilmington 10 not
picked out for particular attention.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
APPROVE PLANS
Delaware to Be Represented by Col.

DeIaWare 20 Be Hepresented oy COT
onial Structure at jamestown.
Plans for the proposed Delaware build
ing at the Jamestown Exposition have
been approved by the Delaware Commits.
sioners and specifications are now be'ns
prepared by william Draper Brinckie, az.
chitect
The plans call for spacious two-saors
colonial structure with porches across the
doublc front The site for the building OF
tho grounds has bccn selected and q VII
io erected as soon as preliminary dctail'
e. be arranged.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
Reeoverr rrom lniurY.

Curtis Grey. who was severely injured
several 6ass aeo. end VINO has been trcat-
ssi AZ the Dcis warn Hospital has recovered
sufficiently 70 be removed to his home at
ISIS West Fourth street
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
A Fruit and MT Salad

Cut bananas in halves crosswise and
lay on lettuce or by themselves on a
fat dish. Sprinkle wen with chop
ped peanuts and pass mayonnaise.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
vstarana Mant pensions.

II Is eSpscted that a number Of Della.
ware veterans OF The Civil War win ap.
ply fer pensions Ia The near future. They
are entitled TO them under new law Of
Congress
Evening journal., 1907-02-12

ano NOT attended TO promptly may stop the machine altogether
Isn't that plain to person that has had
experience with machinery Of human invention from the
sewing machine to the trpeexpanson engne9 All the parts
joints connections geangs must be kept absolutely and
clean to get the best results careless undy engineer
failure and will lose his job
Nature has kind handing
itself If only properly cared for.
All hst She asks that the body be supplied With Pure Feoe fuel
OF the right kind applied the right waythat lubricant be furnished
for the joints muscles through the marvellous distributing
iectg all
for the intended without undue strain.
IN eating drinking perhaps
excessive exeron there liability of the natural cleansing
and liable TO become UNCLEAN INSIDE
obstruction
the blood liability
Of the development Of Of hundreds Of serious diseases
cascarets Candy cathade little
vegetable
IN
destroyer whole
They a million mouth
reliable.
Ing all diseases arising from accuuaions In hv
and aiding the OF chronic conditions they developed
from neglect
today watch conditions be careful food and
% methods OF living and learn TO te pecanon Of Keeping Clean In
DAY be convinced and join our MILLIONS OF FRIENDS
Get What Ask Fehe Genuine tablet stamped
V C."
Evening journal., 1907-02-12

D,fiy. Daily except Sunday. SUNDAY
EBw YORK ana rAs East .sas. So.
-.s;to. tn;m. ili.S5 q M. tia, 's.S. s6.I7.
3 PHILADELPHIA. sAas, Nss fSO DO
eall. b.e. I'D qocal). tS0o. N1h .ss.5 10.
qaD. az ilssA i1o1 ILL. lii:.ss
qooap, ft.@ deeaD, All Royal Limited
- QooAD. t7.eo, t7.6 doeaD. 'I.ts. 1854
cHEsTER, $50 ocean. tGto 40 90
locall, fio.5i QocaD, iii.15 q. m, f12e,
S gos1p H9 aoeaD. ttss goeal2. ts%
51LTlHoRp . wAs4nrcoN. .4a.
.ss2.i ssg Ii,,gl rs 'as'' a. stt SO iSSs. So
BALTIMORE and way stations. tea
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SfSsER1if. ii ii Ei f7sa. wa. ts@ Cypress,
q m, tl7.to. ftiS ts.bo (EzpreSs). lt.o1
EzNDENsuRa ana way stations ran
G rITrsBUR0, s4.Ss. sio.4s a. u,-, GAS7. an
~ 'Rcyal Limited" ss5l p m.
I CHICAGO. st55, sl0.A q. m. s15O D. .
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS & LOUIN-
WILLIE. Htbs g. m. s1.os. sos p. m.
Del. Ave Sta. Delmarvia Tel. z1s6 d
q A Tel. itzl-A City Ticket once. s0l
Market street d. q A Tel 175S-A, Del
rmhFvta Tel. N&
II. A Alllsr, Travelling Passenger AFaBt
Evening journal., 1907-02-12

Doesn't It stand to reason
that for perfect health, thu
human system must be kepl
pure and clean, inside as wen
as outsider
Then take Casearets, the
world-famous Bowel Medicine
and system-cleaners, that viii
help you KEEP CLEAN
INSIDE.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
Msrehant. 70 Give Smoker.

On Thursday evening the Mercantile As
sociation will have a smoker. Several
speakers win attend and refreshments
viii be served.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
PURITY
OF THE
SYSTEM
IL the Secret Of
COMPLETE HEALTH.

most perfect and delicate mechanism in existence and the least
OBSTRUCTION or accumulation of filth in any part it will
make It hobbe, move IRREGULARLYa and SPASMODICALLY
and not attended to promptly stop the machine aOgethe
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
WILSON LINZ

IRON eTEAAiERS BhANDYWIrJH AND
CITY OF CHESTER
Leave A,llilius luu. 4in. .aLlest wharf,
weekdays and Sundays. for Chester and
Philadelphia, at 7.30 g. m. and 1.30 y. M
Leave Chester ole hour later.
Leave Philadelphia. Chestnut street
wharf, weekdays and Sundays, at 1880
a. M. AIS D. m.
eslvS chester one hour later.
Fares including Saturdays and Sundays
philadelphia excursions, 25c-one way ihc
Chester excursion. l5c-one way 10c-
shippers Of freight have frequent ser
vice. careful handling, prompt delivery
and full protection from the weather BY
covered wharves and wagons
10 secure these facilities. order your
shipnents via WILSON LINE" Chest
nut street WHARF. Philadelphia, and
Fourth atreet wharf, Wilmington.
HORACE WILSON.
General Manager.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
In the Kitchen

A high bake oven on level with the
housewives shoulders, 10 eliminate
STOPPING.
Ollcloth on all the kitchen and pantry
shelves. II is easily kept clean.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
& OhiOR.R.
INFLAMMATION. nEI.

Schedule IN effect November g. isoS.
trains Leave Delaware Avenue etafioS
Evening journal., 1907-02-12

will attempt give list the prices showing the reduction
from $3.50 $s will be for the beds to
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-12-26

Tcheou, wAere flows the beautiful
River Tchin-HUuai and where The
moon u never sad" announced An "a
proudly. There, as little girl. liv-
ed near the Lake Of Flowers and BY
the Pathway Of Pleasant Odors. In
the evenings I. watched the illuminat-
ed boats and heard laughter and song
from all sides. There every one had
smiling faces and were happy
Then why, II you were so happy IN
the Land Of the Dragon, did you come
to this country OF the foreign devil?''
asked Choy Come.
I came with Yam Lee, who bought
me from my honored father, who was
old and very poor, else he would not
have suffered me to go so far away
from my home, near the beautiful Riv-
or Tchinn- Houai."
"And will you never go back again
where you were so happyg" asked
Choy Come, affected by the sadness
In All Oi's voice.
Il shall never go back to the land Of
my delight unless Lu Chan, my best
beloved, comes across the sea, ais he
promised, and buys me. He was only
q poor student when Van Lee took me
from my father. Thrice did he make
vow at the full OF the moon and
made offerings to the God OF Love
that he would not rest until he took
his literary degree and became man
DARN. Then he would seek me in the
country OF the foreign devil. Every
day have not asked you to describe
the strangers you meet In the streets.
hoping should hear some news OF Lsl
Chant"
rs there not yet time for him to
conner" inquired All Yeung, encourag.
ingly.
Long have passed the term Of my
servitude, and still Lu Chan does not
come" said All OF. mournfully. Nov
Yam Lee threatens to sell nae, because
all day long forget my manners and
look sad"
"Ah o." exclaimed Choy Come. be.
cause you have told us many wonder.
full tales and have given us sweets, we
will write on the paper so that she oi
the blue eyes will send to you gifts on
the coming feast"
Gould we not take. All OF, who IL
always SO sad, to see the wonderful
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-12-26

-. So u ~
cos,umr' lia.eu AZ - se,Uu'
wnlls .noy ZONE and an leuns n .s,a
g, .nelr eyes Woe VIVA n.elss.. 0ne
= uear . poe.s ana lovels, wno ~.
49, ner Ieas. "a tne aulsln $3.50
Win l.s p.oiuslon 9 neutrality-suspicious.
.na wsann g swes..smelnas nowe.s'
- .nas - 80 - sS. 49,, . :. - :.
- ne leaves ner celes''al nome -
tne moon ana comes Gown @ esren %
nt iavors g mof1a's. !.
Onc nienI sne appeareo g q olu
lady and told her she would grant any
favor she might ask. 80 bright ana
dazzling vas me vision q me eoddess
mat inc Ola lazy wa speecniess.
Finally she summoned up enough
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-12-26
The Christmas Of All Oh
A Tale Of Chinatown.
BY ETHEL POWERS.

"All that we had seen and heard
puzzled us berry much. for she Of the
blue eyes told us the foreign devils
had but one god"
When we reached our home," re
marked Choy Come, I'VE told to our
illustrious father of the temple and
the strange gods. He said 1t was not
of a necessity that we should under
stand the ways OF the foreign devils
gods. and that we should learn the
language as he had commanded, and
let their devils gods take care of them
selves. Still, he thought 1t was meet
that we should listen even with polite
ness to all the discourse or she OF the
blue eyes and attend the feasts."
will she Of the blue eyes give you
many gifts at the coming feast ?'
asked All OF.
we know not how many we will
receive" answered All Yeung. I'VE
write OF what gifts we wish on paper
in the foreign devils tongue, of which
We have a knowledge, and give the
paper to her Of the blue eyes"
r 1T is feast much Hike unto our
Feast OF the Moon,'' unused All OF,
and you should be very careful how
you ask for gifts lest You be treated
as the goddess of the moon served .h-
old lady,
Tell us the story. All OIL" cried
Choy Come, clopping her hands.
Yes, tell u.s." urged All Yeung, "of
the goddess Of the moon; you, who
have learned SO many stories in the
land Of our most respected parents.
the country Of the dragon"
Often have heard when was a
little girl in my own land that the
moon is Inhabited by goddess Of i'm
posing beauty and great splendor CT