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Evening journal., 1907-11-11


Blanche walsh who appears &C the
Grand Opera House next Saturday even
ing in "The Straight Road"
Samuel Tornberg in "The Money Lem
der" will be the attraction for three
nights beginning Tonight az the Lyceum.
The play contains four acts OF "heart in
terest." comedy, tears. laughter rathos
and action. Tornberg Is the exponent Of
certain type OF Hebrew 10 be found on the
East Side of New York Careful attention
is given to the cast, scenery and effects.
"The Dreamland Burlesquers" viii be
the attraction at the Grand Opera House
for three nights and Wednesday matinee,
commencing tonight. The burlesque.
Newport" has also been selected and
is said to be rcpiete with music, comedy
fun. wit, beauty gorgeous costumes. The
musical numbers arc written by Dave
Marion for this seasons production.
William IT, Turner Is the star of Charles
e. Blanoys scenic melodrama, ''His Ter
sible Secret" or '"The Man Monkey"
SIR. Turner has appeared IN the se.lar
oles OF the following popular plays:
David Harum. "The Prisoner Of Zen
la. Sowing the Wind. etc. II appears
at the Iyceum November A. Is and IS.
The Daily Tribune Of Johnstown Pa.
has this to say OF Minnie M'diletown's
Military Girls Quartette whlcl comes 20
the Garrick to-day:
numbers Minnie Mlddleton's Military
Girls Quartette were fully as pleasing
as had been expected Theirs were pre-
sentations of a kind which the little
vaudeville house has not yet enjoyed
since its opening number Of months ago.
There are lots OF singing girl or
ganizatons in vaudeville. but not many
like Miss Mddleton's. AS a rule girl per-
formers. II they sing together, have little
cgard for harmony and technique In the
Parks feature act for the present week
local music lovers are hearing a careful y
trained female quartette which Is render
ing some Of the very prettiest song NUM-
bers I'm strict accordance with excellent
arrangements for female voices. Good
Bye Sweetheart Goodbye" a soprano
solo by Miss Middleton. and Killarney. %
by Mss Fitzgerald and the quartette.
are good numbers on the program.
Clara Bloodgood comes 10 teach our
theatre-goers little about the truth,
and the feminine portion Of her audience
something of the latest in Paris gowns
and hats. She appears at the Grand opera
House on Friday evening. November 18th,
IN CLYDE Fitch's comedy "The Truth %
In Mrs. Bloodgood's company is VIII am
Courtenay, who last year was Virgin ia
Harned's leading man. The sale Of seats
opens Wednesday morning at O'Clock.
When Blanche Walsh is seen at the
Grand Opera House on Saturday even ne,
November 10th, playgoers viii have an
opportunity of seeing "Tte S raight
Road, " which IS Clyde Fitch's latest play.
Miss Walsh comes from the Astor The.
atre, New York Metropol tan critics ate
divided on the merits OF this play, al
though SOME have pronounced n a Wv d
story Of New York life. IL tells the story
Of the redemption of a typical girl Of the
Sums. Miss Walsh will he surround d
by the Astor Theatre Company and
Managers Wagenhels and Kemper an
nounce that the play will be seen here ex-
actly as produced on Broadway
Evening journal., 1907-11-11
sodnlitv Entertainhent

The annual entertainment and fesfi-
val OF the Blessed Virgin Sodality of
St. JOseph's Colored r. c. Church will
be held in the school hall at Eleventh
and Walnut on Thursday night. No
vember 21 At tie conclusion of the
entertainment refreshments viii be
served.
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ing, which also finishes of the top
when a drawstring of thin colored
cord runs through it. The little case
slips into the sponge bag and effectu-
ally prevents the toothbrush getting
In contact with the damp sponge.
Evening journal., 1907-11-11
WANTED


REAL ESTATE WANTED-Wfl1 buv
central business property In good loca-
tion. have the cash. Address. giving full
particulars. S. samier. 3o3 Market St,
Philadelphia, Pa. ns-at
ALL KINDS Of Raw Furs and skins.
Highest Market prices paid. l.. Skiut and
Son. l03-lo5 East Front ST. n5-eod-5m
WANTED-L. C. SMITH VISIBLE
conveniences are unequal
led. Machines rented
CHAS G. GUYER. Court Stenographer,
Phone 1889. SOC Market ST.
D-FURNITURE-Yo entire
household. also office furniture. antiques
IN YOU have furniture ia storage / will
huv 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 omount. Piano and two safes for sale
Write or Phone. II. and A Phone 67l9:
Automatic, 23i3
CHARLES s. HURLOCK.
ocS-7rr Seventh and Poplar SITS
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BuSHLINE

Freight Ieesn eu lOr AL points sLNSA
pers. nal attention, ana forwarded prempl-
ly al lowest rates and by best rs4soe.
Boats leave both Wilmington ana fhla- ae
delphia at 600 p. m. daily, SUNDAY %
Through rates and bills Of lading is-
GEORGE w. BUSH & SONS co...
Pier g. North Wharves, Pnliao'eipstlll,,, l,sll,,
French Street Wharf. Wilmlhs 'O''
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d a M p paper
which generally
enwraps the
brush at the end
Of a journey,
and is a Christ
mas gift that
viii be appreci-
ated. To make
a tooth brush III
case you will
require half a
yard of the wa
terproof materi-
al used for
sponge bags.
Cut this the
shape shown in
the design, the
measurements
being eight and
a half inches
long and two
inches across.
The two halves
Evening journal., 1907-11-11

NOTICE-The Medical Examining Board
representing the President and Fellows OF
the Medical Society OF Delaware will
meet IN Dover December IT, rs aud 10
1907, for the purpose OF examining candle
dates. who may desire a license 70 pfac-
tice Medicine and Surgery IN the state Ia
conformity with the Act regulating the
same passed at Dover. May 18th. 1886
For particulars. apply to the Secrefar,,
OF the Medical Council Dr. =. w. Tomlln
son, Wilmington Del.
j. IT, WILSON
Sec. Med Tx Bonri
Dover Del, November g. 1907
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FoR sALE

six OF the finest two and one-half story
houses that have ever been erected In fhia
city Facing the Boulevard and only one
square away from 10. within one souare
OF the trolley. commanding an nnoh
Ftructed view Of Brandywlno hundred
these homes are located In the henrf ~
the best and most rapidly improving sec.
tion of the city. Containing eight rooms
bath. pantry. large storeroom on the thir6
floor. cemcntcd cellar with heater. and
with the best and latest sanitary appoint
ncnts. arranged for either gas or elecfrie
lighting. Eve pieces OF solid oak furni
ture which are Indispensable already in
stalled. comprising Hooaler Kitchen Cabi-
net In kitchen. bookcase over oncn ire.
place in reception hail; wardrobe with
plate glass front IN one front bed room
wardrobe ln one back bed ROOM and med.
iclne cabinet IN bath room; also front ana
rear bay windows; front and two rear
porches. front and rear yards; and ce-
meut pavement all around. house nniehfd
with three coats OF white paint outside
and three coats. finished with whifo
enamel inside, IN fact every thing up-to-
date. and some. a little IN advance OF fhe
present run Of houses. For terms call on
William q. Bryan az s. w. corner Fifth
and Market. s. n Baynard. Jr. i0Oii6
Market or on the premises, TWENTY
third and Monroe. Two houses now ready
for inspection or occupancy.
o23-fm.
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NOVEL THEATER BAG.

Attraetivs Christmas Present and How
1t ls Made.
A theater bag OF one sort or another
is en- absolute necessity for the thea
ter goer in these days. when dress pock-
cts are forbidden luxuries and when It
is Impossible without risk of loss to
hold in one hand a purse, a pocket
handkerchief and an opera glass, pos
sibly powder puff and probably some
chocolates an1 at the same time to
Evening journal., 1907-11-11

Frog showers are purely mythical
Frogs are generated not in the skies
but on the earth. The shower simply
ais them from their hiding places.
Evening journal., 1907-11-11
REPAIR WORK

LAWN MOWERS sharpenee, rubber
tires for baby coaches, wringers and car
net sweepers repaired JOHN y. SCH
VIEWER. 52 West Front St. Both
phones as-;f
Evening journal., 1907-11-11

FOR SALE-Lots on Highlands. Rrn-
clsle rstafcl so to $50 per front foot Both
railway lines, gas. water. sewers, trees;
streets now being paved Also some
houses for rent or sale; or will build 10
cuit purchaser. William Draper Brlnckle.
30l Equitable Building. 1vS-eod-tf
FOR SALE-Nice double house with
steam heat, hot and cold water. elegant
bath, also large frame shop tor store-
room, and stone blacksmith shop, stable.
ice house, etc. Possession any Time Lot
200 by 100. six miles from city on good
road.
CHARLES c. KIfRTZ.
l0ll Market Street,
Opposite Court fIousc)
FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-A fno
lot on west side. suitable for small dwell
ings; will exchange for INN owed rri ipertv.
Apply, WILMINGTON TRUST Co.
Tenth and Market SITS
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Postpone Anniversary Exercises.

of yesterday the ninety third anniver-
sary exercises of the Sunday School
of Hanover Presbyterian Church were
postponed last night for one week
Evening journal., 1907-11-11
CHARLES C.. KURTz.
loii Market Street.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
81 West Third street ..........fO r. & r.
1902 dupont street II x H
n. W. cor. 9th and Jackson SIS 10 r. a b
2i3l Pennsylvania avenue, 70 r. and b. ana
stable.
1901 Delaware avenue ..1s r & II
Third and fourth floors 50G Market street.
lS06 w. Thirteenth, 10 rooms and bath.
furnished
1902 West Sixth street e.. 80 r. A. r.
$50 East Seventh street .........SR. & II.
CHARLES c. KURTZ,
l0li Market street.
Opposite Court House)
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FOR RENT-The best store rooms ana
the most centrally located IN the city of
Wilmington. New. well lighted and heated
absolutely hre-proof-will be ready FOR
occupancy November H. Also couple ar
the best offices now ready. For further
information apply to the WILMINGTON
TRUST BUILDING CORPORATION or
the REAL. ESTATE DEPARTMENT. No.
9o5 DUPONT Building. Wilmington ne-6t
FOR RENT-FOUR FINE OFFICES.
Entire first floor. Large freproof vault
Electric light Heat and janitor Service.
1925 MARKET STREET
Opposite Court House.
Rent very reasonable Apply
oal-lm ANDREW =. SANBORN.
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are Joined together. and the edges are
hidden by a neat tame or ribbon bind
Evening journal., 1907-11-11
WILSON LINE.
PASSENGER AND FREIGHT LINE
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Iron Steamer "city OF Snes.er;~

lion Steamer "City OF Onesler."
leave Wilmington, Fourth street Wharf
weekdays and Sundays at t50 d. H. anu
T.e.tye Chester one hour later. e...
Ieavc Pnladeiphia, Chestnut stleet
Whdrf weekdays and sundays AZ A'oV
a. m and 4l5 n m.
cave Chester one hour later.
lSares including Saturdays and sundays
philadelphia excursion, -ocf one Wy loc.
chester excursion. l5c; one way luc.
e6iupers OF freight have frequent SER
Y ce. ficarefu handling. prompt delivery
and fun protect on from the Weathel oy
rovered wharves and wagons.
Freight cOnnecti ms VIA Wilmington,
Ney, castle and Southern Railway Co.,
from Wilmington, and via. w. Chester,
itennett and Wilmington Electric Railway
company.
10 secure these facilities, order your
ehiDments v "a. WILSON LINE" Fourth
street Wharf Wilmington. and Chestnut
street Wharf Ph ladelphia.
HORACE WILSON, GenI Manager.
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A Toothbrush case.

A toothbrush case is indispensable
FOR travelling. as doing away with the
Evening journal., 1907-11-11

WANTED-Highest prices paid for old
gsle and silver. broken sewelry. n. HAR-
RIs. lbs Market St IL
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LOST AND FOUND
BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
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FURSl FURSi FURSl
All kinds Of Hides and Furs bought.
prices paid for Mink and Fox
skins.
c. S. HURLock,
Seventh and Poplar SITS.
LOOK LOOK LOOK
Whtewasher carpet cleaning kRl1om-
lining. sodding etc. See WALTER B
kEDDlNG, SIS King street Leave orders
on slate. y. and A. Phone, i5dS-A.
ol1-eod-fin
THE WILMINGTON WALLPAPER
House 705 Orange st., viii paper rooma
for $3.50 up. On ell bills less than $40 a
discount Cf 8 per cent. win be allowed
On all bills OF $40 or more. a discount Of
10 per cent win be allowed. Satisfaction
guaranteed on all work. a3o-f
WM. b. WILLIAMS Co,
S2i Orange St. Roofing. spouting and
Heating. Metal and composition roofing
Hot Air heating aud ventldtng. Repair.
ing promptly donu Phones. aN-ly
Evening journal., 1907-11-11

Joseph /. canal. secretirrvl' ", of \ s !
Evening journal., 1907-11-11
The Ancient Art
OF Helping Yourself.

Ever go to Sunday school picnic when you boy2
Course you did.
ReInember how all the folks used to spread the
tabecohs end to end the grass then dump em thick
with the best eaabes yon ae Nv Eed chicken hout
Evening journal., 1907-11-11

TOOTHBRUSH CASE.
Evening journal., 1907-11-11

William IT, Turner Is the star OF Charles
e. Blanoy's scenic melodrama. Ills Ter
shle Secret" or 'The Man Monkey"
Hr Turner has appeared IN the selarl
oles OF the following popular plays;
David Harum." "The Prisoner Of Zen
la.' Sowing the Wind etc. It appears
al the I.yceum November A. Is and 49,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-10-25
Our Visitors.

During the past week or two, del
egations of business men from Lin
coin, Sioux Falls and Minneapolis
paid their respects to the Black Hills;
by personal visits and according to
all reports the excursionists enjoyed
themselves immensely throughout
the trip.
We are pleased, Of course, to be
known as genial hosts and take
some pride In the fact.
While enjoying our various ex-
hibitions Of good feeling however,
the shrewd business men composing
the delegations were busy sizing up,''l
the country. 1t is cause for self
congratulation to know that Rapid
City, of the many places visited,
seemed to our guests the logical
commercial center of this district.
Our claims have always been along
these lines and TT is with pleasure
that we note the stamp Of approval
set on our thriving city by the com
servatiFe business mon who have.
lately been with us.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-10-25
RAPID CITY GAF[' FIRE
AN EARLY MORNING FIRE DOES
CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE.
THE PROMPT ACTION OF THE
FIRE DEPARTMENT SAVES
BUILDING.

The clang of the fire bell and the
continued whistling Of a Crouch line
locomotive woke the residents Of
this city from their peaceful sluml-
9ers Saturday morning. Those
who got up to investigate found that
ilt was not case of false alarm on
this occasion, for the Rapid City Cafe
vas burning at a great rate. Before
re v&ilant efforts OF the firemen had
ts effect on the blaze, practically the
whole interior of the building was
Quilted and for a time the store oc-
cupied by Barton & Boyd Bros. was
threatened by the flames.
Mr.. Miegel. who is theproprietor
of the cafe was in Deadwood at the
time the fire started and when the
report Of his loss reached him, he
caught the first train for Rapid. In
surance adjusters are now at work
making arrangements for paying the
Insurance carried by the various par
ties who suffered from fire.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-10-25
Winter Grazing in Forest.

Forest Supervisor j. r. Smith has
been authorized to extend the sum
mer stock grazing permits Of actual
residents Of the forest to the end of
the grazing year, or for the period
beginning December /, 1907, and
ending April Goth, 1908, for the same
or lesser number Of stock at the
rate of ten cents per head for cat
tie and Is cents per head for horses.
Any actual resident desiring win
ter grazing for his stock should make
application at once to have his per-
nit extended, stating in his appli-
cation number Of cattle and horses
that he desires to Craze during
the winter season. When the super
visor has received notice from the
Fiscal agent at Washington, ID. G.,
that the required fee has been paid
the grazing permit will then be ex-
tended to April 80, 1908.
Those who fail to pay the required
fee and to obtain an extension OF
their permits, will be required to
keep their stock within enclosures
during the above period. AS the
summer grazing period closes Noyem-
Der 80, 1907, applications for winter
grazing should be forwarded to the
supervisor without delay.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-10-25
Mrs. O,Grady,s Trial.

At the request of Mrs. Julia o.
Grady, charged with the murder of
her husband, the late John O'Grady,
City Attorney d. J. Conway will ap-
pear in the case as one of her at
torneys. Mr. Conway went out to
the O'Grady home in Mapleton town
ship Thursday, and later appeared
before Judge D. R. Bailey, as Mrs.
5O'Grady's representative with petit
tion for the appointment of Mrs.
O'Grady as administrator of the es-
tate of the late -,Ir. O'Grady. The
papers filed show that besides Mrs.
O'Grady the heirs are Patrick and
James O'Grady of Wangachn, Prov
5ince of Wellington, New leland, and
Katherine OsBrien, Of the county
Glare, Ireland. The hearing on this
petition will be held on Monday, oc-
tober %. -
This afternoon the bar association
is holding a meeting for the purpose
of further discussing the connection
sof George w. Egan with the O'Grady
matter.-Argus Leader.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-10-25

building a large barn, 4ox60 on his
place which will add much more to
it. Other than this barn there are
not many buildings on the place,
Mr.. Strothers came out here from
Iowa seven years ago and bought the
farm for $40 an acre, and at the
time his neighbors thought he was
paying a little too much for it, and
the increase in the value of his farm
land is certainly very gratifying to
him. Mr.. Strothers declined the Of
fer of SS5 per acre for the reason
that the land is a good producer and
he has raised good crops every year
of the seven, consequently he did
not want to make any change so
long as he intended to keep at the
farming business
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-10-25
Will Hold Bazaar.

The ladies of the Congregational
church are busy these days getting
Things ready for their annual bazaar
which will be held November s. 1T
is hardly necessary to go into detail
concerning the affair, farther than
to state that the persons in charge
promise that everything is being
done to surpass the bazaars Of for-
mer years and this insures the COM
plete success of the enterprise
Meals will be served which means
much to those who have dined with
the Congregational ladies on former
occasions. #
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-10-25
Sioux Falls Business sien Here.

Sioux Falls Business Men Here.
Accompanied by a band and march
Ing two abreast with a military pre-
cision that delighted the cnlookera,
representatives Of the Sioux Falls
Business Mems club marched dow
Main street from the dtpot last
Iaursday evening, and were accord
ed a hearty Welcome by the eitizea
of
The, delegation was not entirely at
sea In our town, having dropped in
,issesd a. i1iiiss 4 4
! ffFr "a ON IN ss. wi wisile iii eli. rail- was
IS d to tho Mort thweslss
ern line from the ST Paul tra SO
sttll.y ,ass taeTise elves home l;
sssls1ssff fafd Ter Tharsd day q
The band took possession sof th =
streat near thas Harney heteis and
sss-,rzle sweet; music for the crowd .ss
II spite Of fhe chill " atnos.
phere, enjoyed the efforts Of the per
- saers and appiauded chem heart
ny Is; Il.
Later in the evening the isitors
were entertained in the parlors "
the business mems club and the wi
Il and humor that flowed from the 4 ltp'
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-10-25

last Thursday, succumbing to the dis
ease known as nephritis, which ia
caused from the excessive use of al
coholic berevages.
A short time ago Carroll gained
some prominence as the victim Of
hold-up men, who disfgured him
quite badly. DR.. Wheeler dressed
his injuries and nothing more was
heard of him, until his arrest and
confinement in the Jail for drunk
eness and disorderly conduct, and it
was there death found him.
Little is known of the man fur
ther than the fact that he had worked
on the railroad mentioned above,
and efforts are being made to To-
cate relatives or friends of the de-
ceased. The body was inferred Sun
day.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-10-25
Prof. Morrow has Good Audience.

The young people turned out in
goodly numbers to hear Prof. Nor
row at the Baptist church last Sun
day evening and were rewarded with
some interesting information regard
ing the Philippines. Some illusions
concerning the government of the is
lands were shattered, and the Pro-
fessor took occasion to laud Secre-
tary Taft for his excellent executive
work while governor of the eastern
provinces.
AS promised, several interesting
mementoes obtained from the Philip
pines were exhibited, and Mr.. Nor
rows witty remarks about some of
them brought smiles to the faces of
his audience.
There has been some discussion as
to the advisability of continuing the
union meetings, holding them at stat
ed intervals. 1t is the intention
should the plan carry, to have the
services alternate between the
churches. Good speakers are to be
secured and it is expected the idea
will prove a good one in uniting the
young people of the town more
closely.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-10-25

United States Land Office,
Gentlemen:-
The following rules will govern
your action upon homestead commu-
tation proofs hereafter submitted
namely:
L. Communication proof offered un-
der a homestead entry made on and
after November, 1, 1907, will be re-
jected unless it be shown thereby
that the entryman has, in good
faith, actually resided upon and cul-
tivated the land embraced in such
entry for the full period of at least
fourteen months.
2. Where such commutation proof
is offered under an entry made prior
to November 1, 1907, if it be salts
factorily shown thereby that the en-
tryman had, in good faith, established
actual residence on the land within
six months from the date of his en-
try, he may be credited with con
structive residence from the date Of
his entry; provided it be shown that
such residence was. in good faith,
maintained for such period as, when
added to the full period of fourteen
months residence required by the
homestead laws; and
s. In no case can Communication
proof be accepted when it fails to
show that the required residence and
cultivation continued to the date on
which application for notice of in
tention to make such proof was filed.
Very respectfully,
Approved: r. A. Ballinger,
James R. Garfield, Commissioner.
Secretary.