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Evening journal., 1907-03-13
PLAYSANDPLAYER

'Forty-five Minutes from Broadway
us 10 have its first hearing at the
Grand Opera House on Monday even-
ing, March 18th. George M. COhan
is the author Of both comedy and
music The character OF the "rhe
Kid which will be played by Victor
Moore is said 70 be even funnier than
"The Unknown" in Little Johnny
jones' Fay Templeton, who hasn't
appeared In years, Is the most welcome
principal OF the promising cast, which
includes Victor Moore. Donald Brian,
Charles Prince. James II. Manning
Louis Griss, Maurice Elliott Floyd +.
Francis. Julia Ralph, Marian Singer,
Emma Littleheld, Jennie Franklin,
Elizabeth Young Madeline lie Bout,
and Clara Dollard.
Manager Gainer OF the Grand Opera
House, has arranged for the appear
ance here of that merry musical farce
comedy, Johnny WISE" on Saturday
afternoon and evening. 1t is full TO
overnowing with bright and witty lines
and up-to- -the-minute musical num-
! hers and was built with one object Ia
view and that TO amusc those fortu-
nate enough to have the privilege 70
see it.
Across the Pacific" Charles T..
Blanoy's familiar but ver-pieasing
Imelodrama comes to the Lycoum Thea
tire tomorrow for the usual 3 days en-
/ Igagement. The story has its origin
in a mining camp in Montana where
numerous schemes are hatched by the
chief william for the discomfort of
everybody. From the camp the scene
shifts to Chinatown, san Francisco,
and shows an opium den IN full blast.
The picture IS very realistic. and dur
ing the act one is Afforded an oppor-
tunity Of studying the awful effects Of
tho drug when once the habit is ao-
qulred.
At the Isceum Theatre this afternoon
and evening McFadden's Row Of Flats
win close its engagement. 1t is one Of
the best shows seen here in a Ions
time.
4 George Homans new novelty act "a
Night with the Poets" which Is being
presented at the GaTick Theatre this
week Is pretty sure TO meet with the
success It deserves in the vaudeville
houss. II is one Of those clean, bright
and enjoyable novelty numbers whl,h
appeals to patrons OF the orchest "a
circle as we'll as hte hoys in the gal
lery Tt is original entertaining and
withal one OF the most delightful OF
thr many new novelty features which
vaudeville managers have sprung upor
their patrons this season.
Evening journal., 1907-03-13
PUBLIC SALES.
prrnffr gATr
The subscriber about TO relinqulsh farm
ing, viii sell az public sale on the DUPONT
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The subscriber about 20 relinqush farm
ing, viii sell az public sale on the DUPONT
farm. near Grccnvillc, Del, on
THURSDAY. MARCH a. AZ ~ M,
six head OF work or driving horses. No
/. Dexter. years old. good worker or
driver. Weighing 1850 pounds No. 2 star,
bay horse years old. extra fine driver
single or double. No. 3. sadie sorrci nlare
years old by Christmas Gift, line driver
hoth single or double. No 4. Fashion,
black mare with fual by Christmas GIT
"a good worker or driver and fine brood
marc. No. 5. Dan, gray horse, good
worker or driver, safe Tor any iady 70
drive. No 8. Colt, 10 months old hy Brook
lyn Chief
rs head OF selected dairy COWS. soma
fresh, others close sprngcrei Eoud bull.
. BROOD sows, win farrow In March.
Forming Implements Farm wagon hul-
iock bed farmers favorlte grain drill
superior roller, spring tooth harrow
Syracuse pl0w, HcnCh sulky cnltiVIt0r.
hand cuitivators. Mccormick binder. Nc
Cormick mower, horse rake, double har-
puon hay fork. rope and block 2 grind.
stones. market dearborn, milk wagon,
iumn-scat carriage . carriage poles hoy
by the ton, corn by the hushcl, vinegar by
! the barrel set carriage harness, sets oi
dearborn harness. 2 sote wagon harness
I 3 sets loId harness collars, brides. halt.
ers. COW chains, forks. rakeH. shovels
/ hoes rs acres Of wheat in the ground
/ Dairy FiNtures-No 4 Sharpless separator
/ churn, buckets, pans. milk cans; ais,
household goods and other articles no
/ mentioned
/ Condltions-All sums OF $50 or less cash
| over that amount. G months credit VIII
l hankahle note. with approved endorser.
/ per cent. on FOR cash on an credit sums
DAVID r.. uMFLET.
Deceased
George r. and Irene H. Umhet Ex
ecutora.
sudham and Son. Auc m5.7s.li.f213
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SUBURBS GET
NEW RESIDENTS
Growth of the City Continues
in Direction Of the Out
skirts

Real estate circles are much agitated
IT present by the rumors that several
urge manufacturing concerns have
representatives in the city looking for
sites on which to locate plants that
win employ a large number Of men.
AS q matter OF fact men connected
with big firms from various parts Of
the country ar IN Wilmington look
ing TO see what can be obtained here
IN the way Of manufacturing sites.
However. these men are not closing
any deals but are simpy making
review Of the opportunities offered.
Men with land for sale are OF course
anxious to keep in touch with these
people and they are, therefore, very
much alive to the situation. However
The rush Of business from other quar-
ters is keeping all of the real estate
men busy.
The principal object of the business
man with a few dollars seems to be
to get to the country or the suburbs,
and build a neat home. This Is being
done very extensively and those who
have tried the experiment declare II Is
one of the best things they ever ex-
perienced. 1t is a relief to get TO the
quiet country after the hurry and bus
tie Of the business day in the city, and
for this reason the outlying distric@
are being built up extensively
The weather has again interrupted
the building boom. However II Is
generally supposed the snow Of Sunday
will be the last Of the season. Then
the real work will begin and this city
will experience one Of the greatest
building booms in its history
Transfers Of the Week.
The transfers Of real estate this
week were as follows;
BENJAMIN Smart from William j.
Fisher. No. S19 East Seventh street
for Sl1O0.
Marie c. Wahl from Alexander Lord
No. 729 Pine street, for $4,000.
Patrick Welsh from Bridget Welsh
property at Buena Vista and Race
streets. for $500.
William J. w. Hance from JOSEPH
PYLE estate, property at Fifth anc
Monroe streets, for 1925.
Margaret r. Welsh from Louis Lien
enstein, property at Gilpin avenue anc
Rodney streets, for $500.
Josephine A. Mayer from Percy G
Williamson, half interest property
Shallcross avenue and Lincoln streets
for $3.50.
Wilmington Realty Company from
John ]. Gallagher, property at Eight
and dupont streets, for $500.
Carl r. and Jennie f. Stroud from
Iandlith Improvement Company, Nos
62O-22 East Twenty second street. 70
$4,000.
Jozef and Katargine Powalsh iron
George II. Huber, property at CNestnu
and Adams street, for $1,000
c. Wesley Weldin from ]. B. Whit
craft property at Front and Adam
street, for $3.50.
John Davidson from James d. Car
ter. by sheriff. No. 2o3 Jefferson stree
for $4,000.
Alexander W. Suborz from Harrle'
/. Biest, property at Third and LON
hard streets. for $3.50.
Joseph Kelly from Frank w Pier
son. property at Second and Unio
streets, for 800.
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prRIIc sALE

The subscriber intending to quit the
dairy business will sell at public sale on
TUESDAY. MARCH 70. at 1 o'clock.
on tho road leading from Red Clay
Creek TO Mintown. iS COWS. fresh md
close sprngersi I stock bull. 40 pairs OF
chickens. turkey hens. milk cans and
dairy fixtures. Achme Redwood Range
with reservoir attachments; half interest
in 10 acres wheat IN the ground. Sale posi-
tive II wet will sell In the dry. Terms At
sale
JOHN L. TALLEY & AARON BURK
Price Dilw0rth Auc
Ellis p. Hicks, Clerk m0-lSle-iS
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Tone Your system
After the long strain Of winter the vi
tality becomes low, the blood thin
and the tissues worn. Duffy's
Pure Malt Whiskey will re-
store vitality, enrich the
blood, invisorate the brain
and grow new tissues.
and grow new tissues.

Are you weary and run down? Are
you sick and depressed? Is your blood
thin and poor from tho long. cold
winter? Do you take cold easily? Do
you feel shivery? Utterly tagged out
after little eXertion? Is your complex
ion bad? DO you feel that life is not
worth living Nearly every one has
some of these symptoms IN spring, for
winter, while apparently bracing IS all
the time sapping your strength. Your
blood is clogged with disease poisons.
BY spring every one is In "A more or
less played-out condition. just right
TO catch typhoid and malaria. Not
always sick, but tired, Tired. Tired,
Yawning. physically and mentally, best
describes IL. This is especially true II
you have had Grip pneumonia or other
illness so common in winter These
are Natures demands for a tonic, a
stimulant. a reviver.
To carry you through the change
able. trying. disease breeding weather
Of spring, and lay up energy and
strength for next winter. you need
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Tonic. In
vigorator, Body builder. We receive
thousands Of unsolicited endorsements
from grateful patients who have been
cured and buft up by Duny's Pure
Malt Whlskey.
No testimonial is published without
the consent Of the party giving same
Dunys Pure Malt whiskey has beer
used for two generations. More USED
today than ever before. II is prescrib-
ed by thousands Of leading doctors
and used in nearly all hospitals when
ever a gentle tonic and stimulant Is
required. It brings into action ever,
vital function and enables one TO ge
from food all the nourishment IL con-
tains 1t purihes and enriches thu
brood: strengthens the circulation; i'm
proves the hearts action; steadies thu
nerves; hardens the muscles. clear
the brain and carries health, strength
and vigor to every part Of the body
Duffy's Pure Malt WhisSey is guar
lanteed absolutely pure.
Evening journal., 1907-03-13
pupTIc SAFE.

Having sold our farm IN Brandywlne
hundred. on the Concord Pike 10 miles
from Wilmington. must positively sell on
WEDNESDAY MARCH 90. at 1 O'Clock
sharp. the follov'ng personal property
without reserve p hf'd of good work or
driving horses $50. T. Flora, bay marc
I, years old good worker. No, z, Ian' ll
years old. good worker No. ?. Jack roam
driver. 10 head of c0.d hiich cows. part
In uront and other close snringens. Farm
implements. ! iars bed farm wagon, al
most new; top huggics, jump seat car
riaCe. 1 milk wagon. l milk Sleigh ]
trOttlng wugon. 1 cart, as good as new, ]
Deering mower, sulky cultivator, 3 hand
cultivators, / grain fan, cutting box
harpoon hay fork 100 feet OF new rope
and blocks: / roller. ! horse rake, twin
harrow. 1 Syracuse plow, No. p ] corn
marker. I corn covcrer. ] wheel barrow. ]
21-bushel wheat chest. COW chains, half
bushel measures, I half-pecS measure, l50
grain bags / post spade, axes, maui and
wedges. boring machine. % new three
hole posts. 3 crow bars log chains z
cider barrels. berry crates, and boxes. 3
wagon tongues. hoes. forks. shovcls. picks.
single and double trees. $50 chickens. 6
Muscovy ducks, 3 guincas. Harness-l set
Of stage harness, with brecchmans; set
OF stage harness with hip straps sets OF
liqht harness. / set OF milk harness.
set OF cart harness, 2 sets Of poy harness
with collars and brides Hay and straw
by the ton. corn by the bushel acres OF
wheat IN the gSund. Household goods
consisting Of beds, heddlne carpets, kitch
on articles and many other articles toe
numerous 10 mention. Terms-An sums ol
5000 and under cash. an over that amour
a credit NJ months will be given by tn
purchaser giving n bankable note with ap
proved endorser If not paid when due. IN
terest added from day Of sale. 3 per cent
OF for cash
JOSEPH MOUSLEY.
ALFRED MOUSLEY.
/ j. IT. Slaughter Auc. m9-11-13-l5-1s-i9
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ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED YOUNG couple would like
three rooms and bath suitable for light
housekeeping. Address w. G.. A., Journal
Ofhce. ml1-if
WANTED-'ro rent unfurnlshcd room
by a widow lady. State price. Address G-S
Evening Journal ml-Gt
WANTED-To rent fve or six rooms
suitable for offices or q house on Market
street. by the year. DR.. Barnes, Il6 West
street. f2G-tf
Evening journal., 1907-03-13
REGISTERS ORDERS.
REGISTERS ORDER.
Offico OF the REGISTER OF Wills.

Ofnco OF the Register Of Wills,
New Castle CO., Del, March ;, 1907.
Upon the application Of Laura G. J.
Wooiley, executrix Of Frank Woolley late
OF wilmington hundred, IN said coun-
ty. deceased. IL Is ordered and directed
bv the Register Of Wills that the Tx
ecutrix aforesaid give notice Of granting
OF Letters Testamentary upon the ea-
tate of the deceased, with the date of
granting thereof by causing advertise
ments 40 be- posted within forty days from
the date of suf Letters I'm six ~ the
most public places OF the county Of New
Castle. requiring an peri0ns having de-
malds against the eetate 70 present the
same. or abide by an art Of assembly In
such case made and provided ana also
cause the samo 90 he inserted within the
same period IN Tho Evening Journal, a
newspaper published ii Wilmington Del,
and to be continued therein three weeks
Given undor the hand and seal
OF office Of the Register Of Wills
aforesaid. at Wilmington, in New
(SEAI1 Castle county Aforesaid, the cay
and year above written.
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER.
Register Of Wills.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that Letters z es-
tameutary were in due form Of law grant.
al unto the undersigned on the Fifth day
of March A. d.. 1901, and that all persons
having claims against the estate of the
deceased must present the same duly at.
tested. to the said ExecutriX, on or be.
fore tho Fifth day Of March. a. D. ialS
or abide the Act Of Assembly IN such case
made and provided
LAURA C. ]. wooLLEY.
ExacutriN.
Address, Marvel and Marvel. Attorney
at-Law. Wilmington. Del. mG-9t coo
Evening journal., 1907-03-13
PUBLIC SALE or HORSES

At my farm. Mt. Cuba Del, on
FRIDAY. MARCH %. 1907 at 1 o'clock
% head Of acclimated horses. mostly
Young and serviceable. sound. Some have
been used IN city and are young and Will
make good farm animals. A few good
sound Western horses shipped by Con-
nelly aud Shutwen Philadelphia. a few
COWS stock bulls 9 polau, China. brood
sows and ] SOW and 9 little pigs. --norse
farm wagon. 2-horse hay nat and Whee 3
for same as good as new J 3-horse Blck-
ford and Holman grain drill, nearly new
and many other ariicles which We haye
taken for bills and will turn into cash that
day This viii be a large sale as / most
always have more than Is advertised I
will tell YOU an that Is wrong with every
horse and will offer Sl5 for the man or men
who can come that day and say they have
made a purchase hero that has not been
a. represented. Co days credit.
JOHN F. O'NEA1..
Ellis Hicks. Clerk ml2-st
Evening journal., 1907-03-13
Move Into New HulIdins

The local office OF the Mutual Life
Insurance Company Of New York, has
been removed to the new DUPONT build
lnr at Tenth and Market streets. Ihis
is the first firm to occupy the ne"
building beyond the DUPONT people.
Evening journal., 1907-03-13
NOTICES.

NOTICE-A special meeting OF Santa
Maria Council. No. 1875, knights Of Colum-
bus viii be held Wednesday evening.
March IS. at s o'clock, TO take acton on
the death of our late brother, Frank L.
Murphy. An members are requested TO az
tend. MARTIN Il. sAR1Y, q. X.
ml2-et
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WANTED.

WANTED-propositi covering sup
plies Of mixed papers, In quantities. not
exceeding three tons per day, for delivery
ut the pulp keg works OF the p T. du-
Pont de Ncmours Powder Co., Newbridge.
Del. For further particulars apply to the
purchasing department, b. l. DUPONT DE
NEMOURs POWDER CO., lO06 king 81,
Wilmington, Del. ml2-lt
Evening journal., 1907-03-13
LOST AND FOUND.

s. REWARD FOR Boys Blue Frame Peer
less wheel. lost az Public Library Febru-
airy 20. II delivered this week NO Minnick's
Bicycle Store. Cos Delaware avenue. No
questions asked.
Evening journal., 1907-03-13

10 be solely owned by said applicant, who
shall be a bona nde resident OF this State.
Adjourned until 1890 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
Evening journal., 1907-03-13
ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENTING thlrd-story rooms,
southwest corner Delaware avenue and
jackson 81. mi3-6t
FOR RENT-Two large rooms. second
story front ioia Market. Apply GEO
MARfS Eighth and shpley sta ml3-ft
FOR RENT Second and third story
mont room, after March Is; east -Four
tcenth ST. Address, C-li, Journal Olnce
f26-tf
GIRARD-So5, Soi and 500 Race st.. Phile-
delphia. Rooms, %. o.. 50o. Gentlemen only
Evening journal., 1907-03-13
HOUSE PASSED THE
HIGH LICENSE BILL
But Three Representatives
Voted Against Proposed
Measure
speeIaI . &c Evenlnr lournal.

DOVER, March 13.- by a vote of
twenty-five ayes to three nays. the
Delaware House OF Representativ
yesterday passed the high license bill
and win tomorrow take up the Para
dee bill providing for n board OF excise
commissioners. The three representa-
tives voting no were Allen, I.ambden
ana McCanerty
The blA is rather new In it's provi-
sions in that while il raises the saloon
license fees a. trihe, it is a veiled at
tempt to get a large revenue from the
license fees turned into municipal
treasures on the ground that they
are enforced TO maintain police forces,
necessarily large because Of the large
number of open saloons. IL provides.
For an inn or tavern in towns Of
10000 Inhabitants or more, $500 (now
$4OO) OF the 5000, $3.50 viii go to the
municipality.
For an inn or tavern in towns Of
less than 10000 inhabitants. $500 (now
$2CO).
For an innn or tavern in towns OF
1000 or less, $3.50 (now 5000.
The same proportionate rebate must
be made to the city's treasury wherein
the saloon is located.
The House reoommitted the meas
ures to-day fixing a moving day" and
to raise revenue by taxing corpora
tions and associations which are en-
gagged in business for profit and &C
not now pay a state tax.
These measures passed the Hous'
with little difficulty:
To limit still further the age ant
employment OF children sent out L
make their own livelihoods.
To increase the salaries OF Kent anC
Sussex county treasurers who nov
have to pay almost as much for thei
indemnifying bonds as they receive II
| salaries. The increase makes Il $1,000
To incorporate the New Castle Trus
Company. which will open a banking
house in New Castle city.
/ Authorizing the Council Of George
town to establish a permanent sewe
system and to improve the streets.
Evening journal., 1907-03-13
cHIRoPoDIsTs

DO THEY AcHE7 ". II. JACOB
chiropodIst corns removed without pain.
Is centa ioi west Seventh street.
j2s-1
Evening journal., 1907-03-13
nIInIIn aAII

Will be sold az 1872 Wcst street on
THURSDAY, MARCH 14th,
at 2 o'clock a. M, household furnishings
viz: Antique narlor suite. chamber fur
niturc beds, bedding, walnut dining room
set sidchoard. extension table and chairs
Ocifher hottom); silver and nhina ware
massive nan rack. couch. carpets C75 yards
Brusseisl kitchen utensils and sundry
other articles. mil-at
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pURTIc sALT-

win be sold az No liO6 Jackson ST.. on
FRIDAY, MARCH rs. at 2 o'clock a. m.
parlor and chamber furniture. including
cnamelcd hedaicads, springs mattresses.
bureaus chiifonlcrs, fine library table
lady's mahogany desk, couch, pictures.
hrlc-a-hrac. body brussels. wilton and
tapestry carpets throughout the house
china, glass and other table wares and
many other articles. These goods are of
fine quality and In good order.
mi2-3t w A. HUKILL, Auc.
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MORTGAGE BROKERS.

MONEY no LOAN on des'rahls frst
mortgages on city properties in amounts
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

'--'''' f,r-''s-
WANlEp-Noung white man TO work
on dairy farm. Good wages. Address W.
+ ~. Journal once. f2l-it-eod
WANrED-G tailor, must be steady.
Apply S09 Madison ST. mll-l
WANTED Colored boy at ~ II. Ninth
street. rs TO 90 years OF age. ml--2t
WANTED-A single young man as as-
sistant coaChman, reference required Ap-
ply. MISS AMY DUPONT. kcnuett Pike.
mig-St
WANTED-For the U. S. Marine Corps
men between ages "a and IS. An oppor-
tunity 70 see the world. For full informa-
ton apply in person or by letter 70 y. s
Marine Corp Recruiting Office Post Of
fee Building. Wilmington. Del. mi-2it
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nI,nIIr aAIr

Tho undersigned, going 70 retire from
business. viii offer at public sale on
THURSDAY, MARCH IA, az his store. Ss5
King st, his entire stock Of groceries FIX
lures. horse and wagon. Sale starts az 10
o'clock a. m.
PHILIP MCDONNELL.
w. B. stanton. Auc. ml2-2t
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HIGH.CLAss PoULTRY

pT,yAfOTrTH ROCKS, prize winners at
racent Wilmington Show. Cockerels, 81
EACH Eggs. 81 "a setting. WM, a. GUM
Frankford. Del mla-lm-eod
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OFF WE GO

To Southwest Texas. 10 buy Us a home
ON the Cross s." Ranch. IN the fertile
valley of the Nueces River. whore we can
move on and take charge of our farm
no taxes 10 be paid for over two years.
and whore there a. perpetual sunshine,
fruit and flowers the whole year round.
and where we can plant and harvest any
tho year
For further Information see our local
agent OF write S. VI. JACKSON. 706 First
National Bank. Houston, Texas
1nducement to Agents. rne-7t
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REMNANT STORE

Fine wooden Dress Goods Remnants.
JOHN r. THOMAS.
500 King Htreat.
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SPECIAL PUBLIC SALE or
FIrVNITIfRE AND G..

VIII be sold al sudham ard Sons Auc-
ton Rooms, iii East Fourth st.. on FRi-
DAY, MARCH i5. 1907. az 100 J.. u oak
and walnut bed room suites. enameled
beds and mattresses, oak sideboards aad
extension table bail rack. 5 dozen high
yards Of high grade carpets including
ANminsters Wilton. Nclvets. Brussels
and Tanestrlcs This ls a fine lot Of car
pets and win be sold for the high bid. also
~ Japanese linen russ, reversible. size
9Xi2 and 9Nl5 Goods on inspection Thurs
day evening and Friday morning. This Is
tho best lot Of carpets that will be sold
az any public sale this spring.
mi2-3t srIDHAM q SON. Auc.
Evening journal., 1907-03-13
nIInIIN HAIL-

The subscriber about 20 relinuuish farm
ing. will sell at public sale on the road
leading from Ogleton 10 stanton. lh miles
from mo latter place. on
FRIDAY. MARCH 15, 1901 az I o'clock.
the following described personal property
horses, suitable FOR work or driving
10 head of COWS, mostly young, ! hulh
years old / sharpless tubular cream sop
arator. No. q. large two handle churn.
Reed butter worker. butter tubs, 40 and
ca pounds: ] corn cultivator, nearly new
Dcorng mower. 5-foot cut; corn planter
iron harrow. go teeth; plows, hand cuti
vators, horse rake, grain drill, iron POS
dirrers farm wagon. hay fork. blocks
/ le0 feet good rone, fan, corn shelters
/ @ hogghoads; seed corn and potatoes h'
/ the hushel. Household goods old-fim
/ desks with drawers feather beds. nov
/ Globe range. No. 81 and many other artl
/ Ices too numerous 20 mention.
$. s. Mccoy.
Geo. p. Davis. Auc. m9-i9-i3-lf
Evening journal., 1907-03-13

PUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber about to relinQuish
farming will sell at Public sale at his
farm. adjoining Shellpot Park, on
FRIDAY. MARCH l5 az I o'clock sharp
TWO good work and driving horses, No.
], Amanda, black mare, Will work. any
where, good roadster. lady can drive No
p Prince. no better work horse and good
driver. 4 mlloh COWS farm wagon, mih
wagon. double seated carriage, buggN.
two-horse cart hay rake, moving ma-
chine. disch harrow spike harrow, two
horse plows, ono-horse plows culuvatofs
corn marker, hay cutter, set double mar
ness, milk harness. silver-ploted carrlug
harness. cart harness. corn hy the hushei
hay boy the ton, 1it acres of wheat IN the
ground. so pair of chickens and many
other things too numerous 10 mention.
An sums under $500 cash, over tina
amount 60 days credit
HERMAN LANCE.
Banks, Auc. ml---t
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Afternoon Session

House rcassembled at s.95 O'Clock.
Given third reading. discussed and fur
ther action thereon deferred until to-mor-
row-House bill 70 geincorporate Delaware
College. amend its charter and appropriate
money for its use.
Reported fav3rably- Substitute for
House bills providing for an approprla-
ton OF $500 TO erect a monument IN mem-
ory Of Brigadier-General John Dagworthy;
requiring all persons applying for a license
for a boat or vessel 70 dredge for oysters
from the natural oyEtsr hsds et ~ a1ate