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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-17
Instead of Cutting corks.

After withdrawing a cork from a bottle the former rapidly expands, and when one wishes to replace it one ire quently finds that it has become too large for the purpose. The usual reme- dy in such cases is to pare pieces of the side This, however. is seldom sat- isfactory, for the cork, as rule, is far from airtight, and in some cases will not even keep the liquid in. A better way is to place 1t on the floor and roll 1t backward and forward with ones foot, putting a certain amount of pres sure on it. After few minutes of this persuasive treatment 1t will have be- come fairly soft and can be inserted in the bottle without difficulty.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-17
Bluffed the parson,

The former Lord Elphinstone's par ish minister was very scatter brain- ed theologian and in his sermons of- ten knew not the end from the be- ginning. One Sunday his lordship, in his customary sleeping, gave vent to an unmistakable snore. This was too much for the minister, who stopped and cried, "Waken, my Lord Elphin- stonep'
 A grunt followed, and then his lord ship answered, "Tm no sleepin', minis- ter''
 But ye are sleepln'. wager ye dinna ken what I said last" exclaimed the pastor.
 "Ou, aye" returned the peer. "Ye said, 'waken. my Lord Elphinstone.'"
 "Aye, ayeg' said the minister. But wager ye dinna ken what I said last afore that"
 "Tuts," replied the nobleman prompt- ly. 'T'n wager ye dinna ken yer ser."-Dundee Advertiser.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-17
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 ASA

h,.... taken flight and escaped k.JS had planted his cannon to sweep the principal streets, and the attack from all points was furious. Colonel Rall fell mortally wounded. and a little later he sur. rendered his sword to Washington. The American commander took nearly q thousand prisoners. with many stands of arms, cannon and other equipment The victory was complete. COrnwallis deferred his trip to England. remain ing here to surrender to Washington at Yorktown five years later.
 The next day washington's army re- crossed the river. taking the HessiaD prisoners to Newtown- On the 2eth. his forces having been increased hy the arrival of other troops. he nrade the passage of the Delaware for the fourth time in a month. reOccupying Trenton until forced to retire to Princeton by the msneuvers of CornvalIis. Tn cross ing and recrOssing the river and hglt- ing the battle of Trenton Washington A0sL OlAAg seNtM l4cAz ANO eEAE AAA-N1- four were wounded and one frozen to death
 The famous picture ~wsshingTOs Crossing the Delswsre- was painted i1 I 1851 by EmzHueI LeutEe- vbO was born in wur1fembeTg in 1S1s ard diei at Washington in Is6S having settled perna1sutIy in America Bsurze paint cd several oths- American htstcriczl scenes The Washington pScfure. sE immense eznvss to vh,ch 10 printei reprod1ctton can do justice ROw hznEs
 h the NsropoIitsr Museum of Art New Tcrk cify. where fl nay bs sssE free of charge tT any A1sricsa p4trio' CT by anT Hessian CT BritAsh Visitor fo- that -sftsr- Tzs great ps1t1i vss prssz1tsd t0 ths uu@" tsz ysrx aE b4 Joha s KsaosdJ- IL k
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-17
A Rare Complaint.

~Isn't it strange" asks the first man. "that so many men, after years of ruthless commercial practices. piracies one might almost say. after they have climbed to the very pinnacle of sue cess. should have softening of the brainY'
 Tt would be stranger yet, infinitely stranger" replied the man with the corrugated brow. If any of them ever had softening of the heart"- Puck.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-17
Never Before.

First Lectursr-Tye a great story to tell you-one you never heard me tell before. Second Lecturer-Is it real Iy gcDd stOryT First Lecturer-It cer- tainly is-one of the best Second Lec- turer-Tbea I'm sure you never told it before and Talent
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-17
Ser and ReautN.

Why are men better looking than women? It is a problem which must perplex and pIque modern women. for taking them in the aggregate men now adsys leave women behind in point of personal beauu. - London Gentlewt uaau
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-17
O.. Way e 8. s.ssy.

Tse only wsy to be happy is to tsks every leaf of bTszd at it's face vzI1s and every psand of butter for xixtesa ounces. fer ths sure roed to dfscoatsat Is to inquire uors closely into s1ch occuIf uzttsrx-St Paul Dtzpatch
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-17
why Msrisss FsiEsS-

Have ths Tizhe-Iioss separdte1F ~Ye u15erx-sz5 szs kzs Isff hI1- -whyy
 -She EsrTsed kis jsh azd ke Lost tAs tobL-A Eozs P&. Dzspatrh
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-17
WASHINGTON CROSSING THE DELAWARE
 Christmas Night 1776

their Christmas potatiOns. He counteG upon getting the whole army across by
 midnight. Owing to the delay caused
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-17

matter of congratuIation that this ar tistic representation of an inspiring in- cident connected with Americas most historic Christmas now belongs prac- tically to the people of America, one and all.
Evening journal., 1907-11-18
NOTICES.

NOTICE-AN ORD NANCE TO PRE-
VENT SPLITTING IN CERTAIN PUB
IIC PLACES IN THE CITY OF WILL
MINGTON.
BE il ordained by the Council Of Winnings
ton;
SECTION lit shnllb be urlawful on ana
after the passagc Of this ordinance for
avn person 20 spit on the sidewalk. cross
ing or footvay OF any public street way
mark or SQUARE or upon the floor OF any
han or office IN any hotel, apartments
house. tenement or lodging house which
Is used IN common by the guests or ten-
ants thereof. or upon the floor, platform.
stems or stairs Of any public building hall.
church. theatre. railway station. store or
factory. street car or other public convey-
anco.
ferred TO In this ordinance shall be de-
fned as follows:
me act OF expelling anything from the
chest throat. mouth or nose.
SECTION 3.-Any violation OF this orr
dinance shall be punishable with a ino
of not less than one dollar nor more
than five dOllars for the first oftense, and
not less than two dollars nor more than
1--WE dollars for each succeeding offense
First reading October TO- 1907. Second
Council October H. 1851. Approved October
HORACE WILSON Mayor.
Attest; Thos. s. Lewis Clerk OF Council
n11-6t
Evening journal., 1907-11-18
RFGIsTER,s ORDERS.


STATE OF DELAWARE, IN THE REG
IsTERs COURT, NEW CASTLE
rn-the matter Of the proof Of certain
paper writ ting purporting TO be the last
win ana testament of Elizabeth b.
Floyd, deceased.
AND NOW no WIT. this Thrtieth day
of october. A. d.. 1907 Il appearing to tho
register that the citation issued ip this
case has been returned by the sheriff non
sunt invent. as 20 Frank AlcManus Isa-
bella Mchanus. Harold w. McManus ard
Willard H. Mcdowell and that they are
out of the state and can not be served
IT IS THEREFORE, ORDERED by the
register that the said Frank McManis.
Isabella McMauus. Harold w. McManus
and Willard III. Mcdowell. appear before
the register az his office in Wilmington.
on Tuesday the Nineteenth day Of Mo-
vember next. az 10 O'Clock. a. nf, that
being the time and place appointed By the
register for the adjourned hearing Of the
ptoof Of a certain paper writing, bearing
20 November Nineteenth. A. d.. 1901.
and purn0rtimg 20 be the last Will and tas-
lament OF Elizabeth r. Floyd deceased.
AND IT Is FURTHER ORDERED by
fha Register of Wills. that copy of this
order he published in THE EVENING
JOURNAL a daily newspaper Of the city
of Wilmington aforesaid, for the per Cd
dav of November and that the further
consideration ~ the matters aforesaid be
continued 20 the time and place In said
order mentioned.
FRANCIS nj. WALKER.
Met REGISTER of WiflA
Evening journal., 1907-11-18
CHEMICAL ENGINE
ARRIVED TODAY

Members of the Phoenix Fire Com
pany having charge of the arrange
ments for housing the new chemical
engine of the Liberty Fire Company
Of Pennsgrove. on Thanksgiving day
visiting Pennsgrove yesterday and
conferred with a committee OF the
Liberty hremen. Nothing definite was
decided upon, and the Liberty Com
mittee will visit the PhoniX on Sun
day aftrnOon next, when IL is expected
hnal arrangements will be made.
The chemical was shipped from
Elmira. ~ ", on November u, from
the American France Fire Engine
COMPANY The engine arrived over the
r., b. & w Railroad at 1 o'clock this
afternoon and will be housed tempor-
arily al the Phoenix house, and will be
taken to Pennsgrove on the morning
of Thanksgiving Day
The Phoenix hose carriage will be
sent along with the chemical. Tho
Phoenix steamer will be landed at
Denney's wharf. which is considered
a safer landing place for the heavy
apparatus than the old wharf.
The local hremen will be accompanied
by the First Regiment Band, and as
all the fire companies in the city have
been invited 10 participate IN the
housing ceremonies. IL is expected that
the parade incident to the housing will
be made up Of over 1000 firemen- Com
panies from adjacent points in New
Jersey will participate in the turn out
Upon the arrival of the Phoenix
steamer in Pennsgrove, IL viii be at
tached TO 4he plug in front Of French
Hotel and the mains will he pumped
out The steamer will also give test
of the capacity of the mains. The
committee in charge of the housing
from the Phoenix Company is as fol-
lows: David +. McCullin, Joseph G.
Hyndman, John w Porter j. j, Null
vey. Emmett Morrow, Ira Bellengee
George w Darrel, T. c. Wiedenman
Samuel Thompson and Michael f. Barr
Evening journal., 1907-11-18
PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALE


The subscriber. about 70 relnQuish
farming. will sell at his residence on the
Chandlor farm two miles from Whining
tom. on the Lancaster Pike. Christiana
Hundred. Delaware, on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 2l. 1907.
Al 1 o'clock sharp.
HORSES-No. i. Harry, brown horse.
s years old, work anywhere. good driver,
safe for lady 10 drive. No. . jim black
horse. l4 years old. good worker fair
driver. No. 3. Spot T. years old, good
woi ker and fair driver.
head of hOme-ralscd dairy cows 9
Holstelns. Jerseys. close springer. bun
calf. 3 months old pair pigs weeks Old.
100 chickens. geese. FlrmIng Implements
Market wagon. farm wason. farm WAGON
bed. market wagon pole plows. larrlws.
cultivators. buesA sets Woson harness
In good order 2 sets single harness.
brides. collars. fodder cutter. grind stone
forks. shovels. hoes. post spade COW
chains. and straw hy the ton.
fodder by the bundle 100 bushels of corn.
6 acres OF wheat IN the ground ard many
other articles TOO numerous 90 mention.
Terms OF sale over S-5 a credit OF 90
days. per cent on fo- cash on an
credit sums.
ELIAS RH0AnS
sudham and Son, Auc. n2-l2-is-ls-ia-2o
Evening journal., 1907-11-18
PREACHERS FAVOR
ANTI-SUNDAY
SELLING CRUSADE

Tho NJ. Il. Preachers Association
this morning voiced IFS approval OF
the effort TO suppress Sunday selling
by the Mercantile Association The
matter was brought up by the Rev.
John NJ. Arters OF the Epworth M. r..
Church. whose motion that the secre-
tary should be directed 70 write the
Mercantile (Association offering the
gratitude and support of the Preachers
Association was passed.
Although generally alive to the lat
est matters of religious discussion the
association this morning did not dis
cuss President Roosevelts action In re-
moving the motto In God We Trust
from coins IL was expected also that
arrangements would be made for the
entertaining of the delegates and vis-
itors to the Wilmington NJ T. Con-
ference In this city next March, but
owning to the absence Of Presiding Ell
der Mowbray perhaps no provision was
made this morning.
The speaker this morning was the
Rev j. H. Mitchell, OF Zion Circuit
who read a studious paper on "rh'
Service OF the Renaissance to the Re-
formation" Mr.. Mitchell was given
rising vote of thanks for his paper
The Rev Mr.. Arters and the Rov G
r. Wyatt. of Harrison Street Church
discussed the PAPER
The devotional exercises were Tee
by the Rev. G.. r. Mees, Of Madee'
Church.
Dnuring the meeting the Rev, ]. 70
Nicholson. of tho First NJ. p. church
ON motion of the Rev. Mr. Arters. wa
accorded the privilege OF the hoor a
an the Monday morning meetings o
fha aeeocfafion
Evening journal., 1907-11-18
OBITUARY

John A. Singer, aged SO years. died
at his home in Christiana yesterday
afternoon. death being due 10 general
debility. His death was sudden and
Coroner Galloway being notified, issued
a death certificate.
Mrs Lydia A, Heritage, one Of the most
prominent lodge women of the city, the
wife OF Richard Heritage. died yesterdly.
at the age OF g. years. She was a leading
member Of Harmony Council. l.. T. of A d,
Olive Temple, l.. Of G.. F.. Star Of Della
ware Lodge s. Of B and Ladies Auxi-
liary. Il. V. l.. The funeral will take place
from her home. No. eo5 Oranye street. at
2so o'clock Wednesday afternoon. The IN
terment win be in Wilmington and Bran-
dywine Cemetery.
The funeral of Charles IT. Carton aged
60 years, who died Friday, was held from
the home. No. SIC Adams street, this af-
ternoon al o'clock The interment was IN
Riverview cemetery.
Mr.. Carton was for many years a WE'LL
known butter and egg dealer in the Third
street market lie was a member OF du-
Pont Post G. a. r., and Industry Lodge,
A. O. u. w. Members Of the two organiza-
liohH "ilrH"'N 'i' t"NN."t tii'F ett't' '' 10
Hiram Spence, SO ears old died this
morning The funeral viii take place from
the home. No. 1922 Apple street az 7a'
O'Clock Wednesday evening. The inter-
ment win be at Northeast. Ma. on Thurs
day
Mrs. Esther A. walker. tho widow OF
James J. Walker, died this morning. The
funeral viii take place from the home
No. 1913 Claymont street. Thursday az
ternoou at 2.o'clocl. The intement viii be
Evening journal., 1907-11-18
SAY ROOSEVELT
HAS HELPED
GOOD TINES

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1S-Congratu-
lations for his letter of reinsurance
and for the treasury's bond plan pour
ed upon the President to-day. Nearly
every caller that came on business or
TO shake tie Presidents hand were as
sured that the relief measures would
be Immediate and lasting 1T WIS
an that was needed" sail Senator
Warren. OF wyoming business was
already improved throughout tho
West. This wul hurry the good times
along. Now the banks viii have no
more excuse for not ioosening up," ie-
marked Senator Warner. of Missouri
"They complained about the lack of
money. This viii put plenty of il into
the channels OF trade 1T the bankers
win only do the square thing.
'T think the treasury plan win help
greatly" SAID Representative Need
ham. OF California. 1T remains Ia
be seen whether or not It viii do all
that It should. I believe that Congress
VIII go az financial legislation just as
soon az q convenes."
Evening journal., 1907-11-18
SEVEN POWERS
JURORS SECURED

GEORGETOwN. Ky. Nov. ls-The sec
ond weiek of the TRIAL Of Ca'cb Powers
charged with compicity in ihe assassiaa-
tion of william Goebel began to-day with
seven men IN the jury box as c.isiD.e
Judge Morris permitted the hAng Of
avowai questioning the legality of the
pardon granted Powers by Taylor while
the latter claimed TO he governor. The,
are intended to 80 before higher courts
i'm case of appeal The second dvis'on Of
venlremen from Harrison county was
brought into court and the questioning
resumed. Powers ooktd much better TO-
day
Evening journal., 1907-11-18
STOCKS JUMP
FOUR POINTS

NE WYORK, Nov. 1S-There was
urgent and extensive covering of shorts
in the stock market today, and some
scattered investment buying, causing
advances in the first hour ranging
over four points. The most important
stocks continued the upward move
ment and were at the highest range
so far reached London was a fairly
large buyer of Northern Pacific, Great
Northern and Steel preferred. and
bought small amounts of other stocks,
$4,000 shares In all. Union Pacific,
Reading and others were apparently
helped along by manipulation. Gov
ernment bonds We're unchanged Other
bonds were irregular.
Evening journal., 1907-11-18
PENINSULA
TRADE BOARD
IS APPROVED

President Maclean and Secretary
NTcGovern Of the Board of Trade have
received many letters from points on
the Delmarvia Peninsula showing thal
the movement for a Peninsula Board
of Trade As poNularlin that section
Officials and merchants are writing
the letters expressing their accord
with tho Peninsula Board project Let
ters have been received from CAPE
Charles. va. Franklin CITY, Va
Cambride. Denton, salisbury Elkipn
ana Leslie. Md. and Lewes. Milford
Laurel and Dover down the state
EVERY mail brings letters in further
ance Of tho organization, and not 2
few Of the merchants add words about
the unsatisfactory freight charges.
Evening journal., 1907-11-18
TRANSPORTATION
BaIt more & OHIO r. R.
scse -ula in eae Nov. Il, 1871
Trains Leave Delaware Avenue station
WILMINGTON. DEL.

spaly. DAILY except sunday. ssundey
oaly. ssss s,9t
s9sS }1119 Sli.35 a. IN, tl.2i, FS.ol' 'o.li'
"Rovai 4. .mited." *f4a. eil.0J p. no.
PHILADELPHIA, f226 500 i''s3 ~
caD 10 40. $40 QOcaD. iS.Ol iS.lo. Noi No-
caD, t9.3S sll.oS CocaD. il057 Goa , LIZ ~
stf.35 a. M. il26 1900 QocaDs '5sO sh,999,,
1ocaD. ft5s ClocaD. f5.l7 Royal l.lnltee-, ,s !,
$50 CocaD. i7OO sos Qoca-) -t-az' sou
OccnD, fll.O0 p m. .-.o oo.
CHESTER, $3.50 OocaD, f6.aO, t'-V l'o5 ~
caO 500 fS15. SSA QoeaD, -aoo' sll:.,e .,e
QCcaD. fl051 Cocal), Sll.59 a. mr. 80,
200 GccaD. S4Sl QocaD, ii.9l 70 ai,, lp,'
Oocsn i7.OO, s705 QocaD, +'.4z 500 uoe'D'
eAiTiMORE & WASHINGTON .t9S 90
1850. f1O.49 a. M, "l,u5' ~" 80,
e6M Royal Limited -SV, '9ot p ~ ~, 10,
BALTIMORE and Way stations l'u1
ggl9 a. M. f3l5. s5.5e p. m .s-o1 -,
NEWARK. v4.55, 100 ss.ts' ts51 g1 a., so 'i oS
ifeto, '1O6, iS.l5, 1850 s9.oS' f'."' '7V0
'ss.iiSNeirRiY. SIS 400 ss49. $3.50 uExpressl
q. M. f12p. f315, 1850 (Expressl' 5000
f7G0. s1l3O o. m. 80 +,
I.ANDENBURG and way siauohs' i0'''
g. m 800 sl.25 .. m. AZ r,
pTTTSBURG. ei55. .l0.i9 a m sl.4' io'o'
&C A. "Royal Limited '9.14 p. m
CgrcAGO. s455 s1049 a. M, ESQ p m m
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS bOOl9
vTIT.E. s455 a. M, %106 s9oS p, M
Dol. Ave. sta nelmarWi Tel. 4l95 -
g. a. Tel 1422-A. City Ticket office, 80
Market street d. x a. Tel. llos-A' Del
rarvia Tel. 2l95. ...
II. a. Miller, travelling Passenger Agent
Evening journal., 1907-11-18
FEW FREIGHT
TRAINS MOVED
YESTERDAY

Beginning at 6 o'clock on Saturday
night and continuing until 6 o'clock
last night. not a freight train was
moved out OF nor through this city by
the p. b. & w. Railroad Company,
with the exception of those trains, in
cluding cattle trains and some per-
ishable freights which necessity de-
manded should be given through trans
portation.
This move ON the part of the Penn
sylvania Company is said to be part
of the retrenchment policy now being
carried on by the corporation. Crews
of freights. large percentage of whom
work on the mileage plan as a conse-
quene were given a day of rest yes
terday for the first time in several
years. They viii resume their runs
however. during the weekdays, thereby
losing but one. day-S- pays
Evening journal., 1907-11-18
DOG AND GUARD
WATCH GRAVE
~ an IouRNALs snee-al ~.


LONDON. Nov. 1s.-The Hlghgate
Cemetery authorities have placed a
guard over the grave in which c. ID.
Druces body rests TO prevent persons
interested in the Druco- Portland lit
igatlon opening IL surroputlously. The
spot is guarded oay and night A
huge watch dog shares the watchman's
wgil. The vault has become a show
place and bitter complaint has been
made by friends of the persons buried
Nm the cemetery OF the dissertations by
curious visitors. A petition is pending
in court for an order to open the cof-
i'm.
Robert Caldwell, who contends that
it contains 100 pounds of lead, and
chat Druce was really the Duke of
Portland. Is again on the witness stand
to-day under cross-examinatlon con-
rnng the manner IN which he pros
fesses to have cured the bulbous nose
Evening journal., 1907-11-18
URGING GRAY
BOOM BE STARTED

Friends Of Judge George Gray expect TO
confer sometime during this week 60 talk
over the launching Of a formal Gray boom
for the Democratic nomination for Pros .
dent. Inquiries have come 20 close friends
OF Judge Gray from an parts OF the coun-
try as to whether he is to be advocatec
for President, and d Is expected that
within teh next ten days some formal &C
tlon viii be taken to bring Judge Gray's
name before the country as a presidential
possibility.
While several conferences will take
place this week they viii be entirely in
formal. but win be a forerunner Of some
definite action looked for later. Prominent
Democrats Of Virginia, Maryland. New
Jersey and Pennsylvania are sad 10 be
ready TO take up the Gray boom and push
Il along.
Evening journal., 1907-11-18
EDUCATIONAL

Young man. listenl have an educa-
tional course in 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
brrins and knowledge. but you're mis-
taken. Educate your Brains. Don't
bc tho Jack I5orner OF your town. Get
educated. The course T have for sale
is well worth investigating.
Address p. o, Box. 1o2l
Evening journal., 1907-11-18
RuSH LINE

Freight received foc all points, slsSA
psrs.,nal attention, and forwarded prempt-
iy al lowest rates and by best rolsoH,
D0ats leave both Wilmington and fhila-
dalohia az 600 D m. daily, SunosS "a
through rates and bills Of ladins is
GEORGE ". BUSH & SONS co.,
Pier E. North Wharves, Pnllauei l,t,,, ~.
French Street Wharf. Wiimhseo'-
Evening journal., 1907-11-18
GREATER PITTSBURG
LAW UPHELD

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1S-Justice
Moody. declaring the greater Pittsburg
law constitutional sail It was hard to
answer the argument that the law
uniting Pitts5urg and Allegheny,
violaed contract arising out Of the
relations Of the citizens of Allegheny
in any other way thss - ~ it is not
true
Evening journal., 1907-11-18
GREAT DAMAGE TO
MEXICAN SHIPPING

MEXICO CITY. Nov. C1s-Advices
from Vera Cruz and other ports on the
lower Gulf Coast say terrific wind
storms have prevailed for several days
and great damage has been done sip
coasting vessels have been lost but
ping. A Number Of fishing smacks and
40 lives have been reported lost.
Evening journal., 1907-11-18
WILSON LINE.
AND FREIGHT LINE
FOR PHILADELPHIA.

Iron oLeaWIgT NINJ q =
Leave WILMINGTON, Fourth Ssieee w Ns.a s,,I,
II ave Chester one hour later. co..
Leave Philadelphia ShesSne1 iS y
" harf weekdays ana SuiluoSS ~ -''o'
o. in and AIS u. M 49,,
Leave Chester one hour later
Fares including saturdays anu @ suiiueS - !, =
chesfer EXCURSION, l5c. one way, l0c.
Shippers of freight have irequeahli ,,s.l. ser
wee. careful handling, prompt deuvery
80 enii nrotection from the weather BY
covered wharves and wagons.
rrreight connections VITA wilmington
N-avy castle and Southern Railway Co.,
fron, Nfmington, and via. w. Chester
Eennett and Wilmington Electric Railway
Company. .,.., -. ,.,
shipments VIA WILSON LINE" Fourth
Street Wharf, wilmington, and Chestnul
street Wharf Philadelphia.
HORACE WILSON, Gen'l Manager
Evening journal., 1907-11-18
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
roR 49,.

NtAA NAI4la.
Six Of the finest TWO and one-haif story
houses that have over been erected ia this
city. Facing the Boulevard and ony one
square nwiy from IT, within one SQUARE
9f the trolley. commanding an nnob-
structcd view or Bruudyw.re hundred
these homes are located GA ne heart OF
the best and most rapidly Improving sec-
tiCn OF the city CDntaInihg eight rooms
bath. pantry. large siororOom on the third
floor. ccmeutcd cellar with heater. and
with thc best and latest sanitary appoint
mgnts. arranged for either gas on cioctr a
lighting, five pieces of solid oak furnl-
tnrc which are indispensable already m
stalled. comprsing Hoosier Kitchen Cabl-
net ln kitchen bookcase over onen fro-
place In reception hail. wardrobe with
plate glass front in one front bed room
wardrobe On one back bed room. and med.
icino cabinet in bath room. also front ard
rear bay windows, front and two reai,
porchcs, front and rear yards. and ca-
mont pavement all around; house finished
with three coats of white paint outside
and three coats. finished with uhffo'
enamel inside. in fact every thing un-fo-
date. and some. a little in advance OF The
present run of houses For terms call on
William q Bryan at s. W. corner Fifth
and Market, S. H. Baynard Jr iO01ik
MARKET or on the premises Twenty
th'ru and Monroe Two houses now ready.
ior Inspection or occupancy.
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