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RFGISrFR'S ORDERS.


Board of State Supplies, Dover. Delaware.
SEALED PROPOSALS addressed as
above and endorsed proposals for print
ing and supplies for printing Laws Of
State of Delaware, journal of Senate
Journal Of House Of Representative, Cor
pOration Laws, Constitution OF State.
School Laws, Registration and Election
Laws, Registers Tor Registration Officers
Books of Registered Voters, Registration
Certificates, Fish. oyster and Game Laws
State rrcasurcrs Report Auditor Of Ac-
counts Report Insurance Commissioner
Report Adlutant Generals Report. Board
OF Health Report Peninsula Agricultural
Society's Report and other printing. sta
tonery and supplies for the use OF the
several State Departments. will be re-
ccved until 1880 o'clock p. m. on the 2lst
day OF May. a. d.. 1907.
Specifications and blank proposals may
be obtained at above office on or after
May lst 1907
Samples OF proposed printing and sup
plies when specifications refer TO samples
may De seen al said office.
The proposals must be accompanied by
certWed check for 10 per cent of the
amounNoi bid payable TO the Secretary
OF said Board.
only those proposals made upon tho
blanks furnished by said Board viii be
entertained
Right to reject any and all bids is re-
served.
JOS L. CAHALL.
Secretary Of Board OF State Supplies.
an, mall
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WOMAN
HEADS THIEVES GANG

BUFFALO, April 25.-Nine thieves,
whose leader was a young and hand
some woman and whose rendezvous
was a dilapidated cottage in a clump
Of woods on the outskirts Of Buffalo.
were captured Sunday night
The woman is Julia Jefflik about
twenty-six years old. For two years
she has lived in the cottage. receiving
the articles stolen by the gang she
had organized, and selling them to
Villagers and farmers. Neighbors were
attracted by her good looks. but re-
PEELED by her sullen demeanor. In
court to-day she acknowledged haughtN
lily that she has a husband living in
Poland, but said she left him when
she could endure him no longer.
For many months the farmers have
been losing live stock and freight
car robberies have been common, the
total loss being estimated at Sl00. Geo
The robbers have frequently he'd up
crews and pried open cars.
When the entire police force Of the
village Of Blasdell raided the cottsge
the woman fought viciously Under
the floorings and between partitions
was found plunder Of every description
and of great va.ue.
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FORT BRTSTLES
WITH Big GUNS
Old Fort Delaware Will Again
Be Strong Arm Of Ma
tons Defense
GARRISON SOON WILL
BE ON DUTY THERE

Old Fort Delaware, In the centre Of
green. willowy. Pea Patch Island above
the head OF Delaware Bay. Is again de-
stined to play an important part In the
army's system of coast defense. Already
the old fort has been equipped with mod
ern, quick firing guns Of large calibre and
within a short time garrison OF Uncle
Sans fighters will do regular duty there.
The reconstruction Of the old defense has
been gradual during the past lve years.
The old batteries have been removed and
in their positions to-day are mounted two
Finch breech-loading rifles. four i0-inch
guns OF the same pattern and numerous
small rifles. constituting defense to Phil
adelphia and Wilmington calculated to re-
sist any foe
AT the present time Uncle Sam IS short
Of men for his army and for this reason
the old fort Is not fully garrisoned There
iis. however a small detachment Of men
on duty there but IN short time COM
pany Of infantry win be stationed at the
defense. Preparations for their accommo-
dation is now under way and military
men in tho East are of the opinion that il
will not be many months before the old
! fort Is as strongly earrisoned as any fort
( |in the country. This defense reinforced by
Fort Mott, on the Jersey shore and Fort
DUPONT on the Delaware shore. would
make the chanel OF the river inaccessible
T. any hostile crew
! Old Fort Delaware IS one Of the few re-
Imaining dcfonses OF the East that played
an important part IN the civil strife. II Is
almost a counterpart Of Fort sumpter
being pentagonal in shape and constructed
Of granite blocks four feet thick reinforced
by a thirty-foot wall Of brick with sane
lnlling 1t mounted three tiers of 100 gun.
having a range of three miles and al.
Though it had no confederate navy TO re-
sift il afforded a feeling OF security to thl
Ipeoplo Of Philadelphia
AS the war progressed the fort was usc'
a. prison for rebel pr.soners. AS many a
.l5.OO0 having been sent there by Genera
Grant and General Mcclellan from th'
Virginia and West Virginia hatuenelds.
Memories of the part the old fort tool
in the civil strife will, no doubt linge
there long after the citadel shall hav
again become a strong arm Of the nation
defense under the modern system OF wal
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SAID TO HAVE II WIVES

MARSHALL. Mich. April 25-Dr
John Carver. alleged bigamist. who
is said to have at least II wives, was
captured at Fort Smith, Ark. Carver
is charged with defrauding his wives
out Of Sl5O.000. The specific accusation
on which he was arrested was that
Of defrauding Mrs. Lola Davis, of Bat
tie Creek. out of $4,000
Carver married her on October l6.
1906. al Battle Creek He went with
her 20 New York and they decided to
buy boarding house. He told his
wife TO go home and raise all the
money she could on her property and
forward him a draft. and he would
make arrangements q Rave her come
on i'm two weeks after al details had
been settled. He gOs the money, II is
asserted and disapeapred
Carver is wanted IN Cincinnati
Pntsburg. Buffalo. Grand Rapids and
Saginaw. and officers have been after
him for three years. He is a gradu-
ste of the Pittsburg Dental College
is 20 years old and procured his wives
through a matrimonial bureau.
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BEGAN LIFE ANEW,
But FATE PURSUED

BY our Own Wire. Publishers Press.
WASHINGTON. April 25-No story
Of pathos and misfortune in years
has so appealed to officials Of the gov
ernment. as the latest character in the
life of William January, of Kansas
City A high official said today that
should the case come before him with
the facts as reported in the newspa-
pers. he would certainly recommend a
pardon. This expression is taken 10
assure the release Of the imprisoned
man. provided that sufficient energy
is shown on the part Of January's
friends, TO make such a move on the
part of the government justihable.
January is another Jean Vatican, in
troduced to the world by Victor Hugo
He was convicted of breaking into
postoffice i'm Sweetwater, Okla, about
nine years ago. a sentence of five
years Imprisonment was imposed. He
served three. One day he saw a
guard asleep. and escaped. January
went TO Kansas City, and, under the
name of w. c. Anderson, began life
anew. He became a highly respected
man. prospcred in business, married,
ana mas a AlAiNN- 3 teNA ~Nl'A NteNNttAANN-r
Last week he was recognized by Fed
eral officers. identified, and returned
10 the Federal prison at Fort Lcaven-
worth.
Senator Warner, of Missouri who Is
now in the city. win make the formal
application to the President for Janu-
ary's pardon He has already receiv-
ed a number of petitions from consti-
tuents, urging him 10 take such action,
and is only awaiting the arrival OF
affidavits from Missouri before laying
the matter before the Chief Executive.
This win be done Immediately after
the President returns from tho
jamestown Exposition. Senator War
rer is confident that in few days
possibly before the eni Of next week.
that January will be a free man, again
with his wife and babyin their Kansas
City home.
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WILL BE WELL
ENTERTAINED

The program for the convention Of the
Catholic Benevolent Legion, which will be
held in the hall of the Catholic Club, in
Baltimore on May - to IS has been an
nounced bv the committee. Wilmington
will be represented by several delegates.
May lS. the first day, viii be devoted to
the reception Of the delegates and informal
sightseeing After a solemn high mass at
the Cathedral the convention will be Off
cially opened May "A by Cardinal Gibbons.
Addresses OF welcome will be made by the
Mayor and by Governor Warield. m the
evening Of the second day "A theatre party
viii be given at the Maryland followed by
a banquet.
A large automobile parade win be given
on Wednesday. May Is the third day Of
the convention. After the business session
OF Thursday the silver Jubilee Of the Mary
land Council. No. T.. will be held. A re-
ccptlon will be given to the Visiting dele
gates, their families and friends.
A trip to Sparrows Point on the iccboat
Iatrobe and inspection Of the works. fol-
lowed by trolley ride 10 the shore of the
Crescent Suburban club. where large
crab feast VIII be held. ana the regular
business session are the order OF the day
fo fr.uls. Nay ll
The election Of officers viii be held on
the .ast Gay May rs. Tho Baltimore mem-
b,rs OF the Catholic Benevolent legion are
supporting Richard b. Tippett, of that
city, for reelection as Supreme President.
aIr Tippelrs administration has becn suc-
cessful and since no other candidates have
been presented tho Baltimore constituents
OF the present executive are assured Of his
reelection.
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$4,000 TONS OF RAILS

orders for $4,000 tons of steel rails
for use on its system next year were
placed yesterday by Ihe Pennsylvania
Railroad. The cost win aggregate
S4,2s4OO0, which is a reduction Of about
1892 900, when compared to the ex-
penditures for rails this year.
Despite its announced policy Of re-
trenchment. the Pennsylvania has ex-
pended about s., 600 a month in the
first quarter of this year on improve
ments and extensions to its system.
Most of the big work now under way
except the New York tunnels and
terminals. is expected 10 be completed
within this year.
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l.rIIaIEn ) OHDai-

.Hli3 q I.r.. . ottA5.-is.
Ofnce of the REGISTER OF Wills.
New castle Co. Del, April 5th 1907
Uron the application 0f George A. Elliott
Executor OF Eliza j. Armstrong, late OF
Wilmington Hundred, Ia said county, de-
ceasod III is ordered ana direct-l
ed by the Register of Wills that
tho Executor aforesaid give notice
OF granting Of Letters Testamentary
upon the estate OF the deceased, with
tie dato 0f granting thereof. by
causing advertisements % be posted with
in forty days from the dare Of such Let
ters In six Of the most public places of
the county Of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands sgainst the es-
tate TO present the same or abide by an
acs 81 assembly In such case made and
provided: and also cause the same 10 be
irserted within the same period In The
Evening Journal, newspaper published
in Wilmington, Del. and 90 be continued
therain three weeks (e: o. 40
Given under tlle hand and seal
OF ofice OF the Register Of Wills
aforesaid, az Wilmington, In New
(cEAI0 Castle county. aforesaid. the day
and year above written
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER.
Register Of Wills.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Tes-
tomentary we're IA due form Of law grant
en- 10 the undersigned on the Fifth day
of April. A. d.. 1907. and that all
persons having claims against the estate
OF the deceased must present the same
duly attested to the said Executor on
or before the Fifth day OF April A.
D.. 1908, or abide the Act of Assembly In
such case made and prov led.
GEORGE A. ELLIOTT.
Address. George A. Elliott. Esq. Attorney.
at-Law Wilmington. De-. a6-9t-eod
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Geo. w. Jackson, Jr.

Has opened a shop for posting distrlbut-
ing and shipping, az 9i1 shipley street rear.
Prepared 10 attend 20 an business at once.
References. Charles II. Blaine, George W.
Mccall and Union News. a2)-im
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SATURDAY. APRIL gl. 1907 az T.. NJ
COMBINATION PUBLIC SALE.
90 head of acclmuted horses at Mer.
chants Stables. Fifth and Madison sts.
wilmington, Del These horses have been
carefully selected hy ourselves. Among
them are some very nice drivers. A pair
OF very nice bay coach or carriage mares,
fun sisters. very we'll mated A nice eell-
brown driver, l6 hands high, Weighing 400
pounds. Two or three that have plenty
OF speed Several general purpose horses
would suit groccrs on milkmCn. A lot Of
consigned horses of an kinds and prices
Lot OF now and secondhand carriages
runahouts. top hugcIes. etc Anyone hav-
ing horses. wagons or harness To- dispose
a. bring them along Everything o. be
as represented Terms cu7l.
CAMPERSON a LANI<.
w. A Hulziu Auc a.i-3t
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REnIsrER,s ORDER.

,l.Hre nf 'ae resister OF Wills.
New Castle Co. Del, April nth. 1907
Upon the application Of Sarah Gillespie
Executrlx OF Alexander *. Gillespie, late
OF Wilmington hundred, In said county
deceased. 10 is ordered and directed b. tho
Register Of Wills that the Executrix afOre-
said give notice OF granting OF Letters
upon the estate Of the
deceased. with the date OF granting
fn-got py causing advertisements
10 be posted within forty days IRON
the date cf such letters IN. SIX
of the most public places OF the county
of New Castle. requiring al persons hav-
ng demands against tho estate to pre-
sent the same or abide by an act %
assembly IN ouch case made and provided;
md also cause the same to be Inserted
within the same period ln the Evenlng
journal, a newspaper published IN Wiz
mlngton Delaware, ana 10. be continued
herein three weeks te.O.dl
Given under the hand and seal
OF Office Of the Register Of Wis
aforesaid az Wilmington. An New
fsEAID Castle County aforesaid. the doy
and year above written.
FRANCIS M. WALKER.
Register Of Wins.
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PLUMBING

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JOHN B. DUNBAR. Plumber, gas end
steam litter 507 Shipley ST.. Wilmington
Del Delmnrvia Phone 33il. a9-im
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PUBLIC SALES
P1rRI1c sATE on Go0n

PUBLIC SALE OF GOOD
FURNITURE AND CARPETS
WIN be sod 40 Stldham and Sons Auc-
ton Rooms. 1il H. Fourth street. ON
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL -d, 1901
AT / O'Clock %. m. 5 good oak and walnut
bedroom suites. cname'cd. BRASS trimmed
beds fine mahogany frame parlor suite,
cost ys5 quartcred oak combination sccrc-
ta,y ard desk. with revolving chair 10
match, mahogany music cabinet Zine
music box mahogany case with one dozen
plate records. cost $50, courhea I'M
velour and leather, cotton aud husk mat
tresscs rockers paflor tables . rcirgcr-
ators. pair nne lace curtains. sheets,
pillow cases. napkins. uorticros curtains. s
honey-comb bed spreads 100 iinc pictures
of an subjects, consigned boy The manu-
facturer and must hc sold at this sale;
800 yards of new misht carpets. a eood
second hand carpets and russ. dishes,
sliNerplate1 ware and hric-a-hrnci large
gilt frame mantle mirrors goose feather
beds. and lot OF other good furniture. This
Is positively the best lot OF furniture we
have offered 600 public slle this season and
must be- sold for the high dollar as parties
are leaving the city and don't cure 20 store
them. Furniture on inspection evening De
fore eule and carly morning OF sale.
SrIDHAM a SON, Auc.
d. & A. Phone, 525. Established 1875
1g2.25
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PERSONAL.

Licensed and Bonded, DOLANS della
WARE DETECTIVE AGENCY. Jonn r.
Dolan. Prin. r. A. Burkins. Manager. CiVii
and criminal Investigations. We can get
the facts and no publicity. Easy terms
Both phones. office Gus Market 81 als-ln
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NOTICE-A report IS being circulated
that I have been compelled to discontinue
my carpet cleaning works. / beg 10 adv SO
them as prompt work as formerly / also
invite the public TO inspect my carpet
c.eaning plant as To my modern method
AMI sanitary conditions. Joseph II. Good
ing, Carpet Cleaning and Coal, Fourteenth
and Scott streets asst
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All saltzgver & 8upp Hats Guaranteed
Try one and youn wear no other. SS2
Market street,
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NNQIsrER.s oRpER.


ONCE of the Register OF wills,
New Castle CO.. Del, April i2th 1907
Upon the application of Edwin Saunders
Dixon. Executor OF Margaret p. Dixon, late
of wilmington hundred. IN said county. de-
colscd, Il is ordered and directed by the
Register of Wills that the Executor aforo-
said give notice OF granting of Letters
Tcstamcntary upon The estate OF the de-
ceased. with the date OF granting thereof,
bv causing advert scments TO be posted
within forty days from the date of such
letters in six of the most public places OF
the county OF New Castle. requiring all
persons having demands against the estnto
20 present The Same, or abide by an act
of Assembly IN such case made and pro-
vidtd, ana also cause the same 10 be IN
serted within the same period IN The
Evening journal, q newspaper published
n Wilmington. Del, and 10 be continued
therein three weeks 90. %. a.
Given under the hand and seal
of office OF the Register OF Wills
aforesaid. at Wilmington, In New
(SEATJ Castle county aforesaid, the day
and year above written
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER.
Register Of Wills.
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Nnrfrr

Naffe "a hereby given that Letters
Tcstamcntary were In due form OF law
granted unto the undersigned on the
Seventeenth day of April, a. d., 1907, and
that am persons having claims against tbs
estate of the deceased must present Tho
same. duly attcsted. 90 the said Executrix
on or before the Seventeenth DAY OF April.
if0S. or abide the Act of Assembly In such
case made and provided.
SARAH GILLESPIE.
ExccutrlX.
Address. Nfailov and Brady Attorneys-at-
Law. Wilmington, Del. ala-9t,eod
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LOST AND FOUND

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LOST-On saturday night Gold watch
fob; reward II returned TO 100 West Fifth
street a2i-2t
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NOTICE-The Mix Producers Pfotec-
tive Association has fixed the price OF
milk Tor May 1907 az 3ih cents per quart
c. T.. DICKEY, Secretary.
CHAS. MEGGINSON, President
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ROOMs FoR RENT.


FOR RENf-F'at. three communicating
rooms iu b. Third street a2-2t
FURNISHED Rooms, second floor. front,
central 5is King ST. aei-m
APARTMENTS FOR RENr-lq2 Market
st. Apply THE NELSON SHOE CO. a2i-.f
FOR RENT Furnished rooms, modcrn
large porch. 5U7 w. 5th st. a2i-lm
FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms AN
convenicnccs. Sli King st. a2i-at
FOR REN r-rhrce unfurnishcd rooms
Tor light housekeeping. 900 Market st.
a2s-3,
FOR RENT Furnished rooms, two
gents or man and wife, use OF gas, bath
and heat. 102 ratnail 50. al9-ot
FOR RENT-Four or five neatly tut-
nished rooms for light housekeeping. 5sl T..
Fifth ST. al--im
GIRARD-s05. SO7 and 500 Race st.. Phlla-
delphia. Rooms. %. s5. 5oc. Gentlemen only
MISTY
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MORTGAGE BROKERS.

MONEY 10 LOAN on desirable frst
mortgages on city properties 10 amounts
10 suit. HAWKINS & CO. ~ MarkeS St
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FOR SALE.

REMNANTS FOR SALE
AT THE REMNANT STORM
Fine Woolen Dress Goods Remnants.
JOHN +. THOMAS.
II COG King Street
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NOTICES.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the stock
hoiaers of the CITY Market House Conn
pauy will hold tnclr annual meeting We'd
nesday. May s. 1907. at $3.50 D. M. at the
Fame House bulld.ns. A fun attendance is
requested.
j. IT, JOSLYN. President
j. ID. THOMPSON, Treasurer.
w. III. REEVES, Secretary.
nnE-9t
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NnrIcE

Notice Is hereby given that Letters
Parliamentary wore IN due form OF law
granted unto the undersigned, on the
Twelfth day of April, A. D., 1907. and
that an persons having claims against the
estate OF che deceased must present tho
same. duly attostcd. 10 the said Executor.
on on before the Twelfth day Of April, A.
d.. 1908. or abide the Act Of Assembly In
such case made ana provided.
EDWIN SAUNDERS DIXON.
Executor.
Address Edwin Saunders Dixon, Delaware
ave and FRANKLIN st.. Wilmington. ocl.
or 800 Chestnut st., Philadelphia. Pa.
4fs-gt-cod
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BoARpERs WANTED

WANTED-Bcardcrs. home comforts, A
per week. 2l3 West Sth st. ais Inn
wANTED-Two gentlemen boarders An-
PLY SlS Lombard ST. ni-3-lm
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asst

NOTICEi - POLICY HOLDERS OF
MARYLAND CASUALTY COMPANY are
hereby notified that the general agency Of
MARYLAND CASUALTY COMPANY
formerly represented by Frank Woollev
recently deceased has been transferr a
To- Hawkins a CO.. General Agents. so
1i2 Market ST., Wilmington, Delaware. anj
placed under their control and manage
mCnt
Applications for new policies, renewals
endorsements. loss claims etc, should n0
reported promptly 20 the undersigned.
HAWKINS a CO, General Agents,
Both Phones. 1i2 Market 81.
m2f-tts-1m.
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CONTRACTORS AND
BUILDERS.

WARNER S. LEWIS
Carpenter and Builder.
Jobbing a speciality. Office and shop. eos
Orange street. d. & A. 'pkene.
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HELP wANTEp-FEMALE.

81
WANTED-Good places waiting for
cooks $500 per week. a white or c0lorcd
cook to go TO Landcnhcrs, 50 per week
good white chamhcrmaide wants places.
Apply at Wilmington Intelligence Ornce
oo SIMPLIFY sD o-o-lt
WANTED-Au experienced girl for|
homework. Apply 0D- Woodlawn avenue
a2i-2t
WANTED Women and girls wanted,
steady work. Arpiy sHlRr FACTORY,
4ug h. Thirtceath ST. at-tt
HELP WANTED-MALE.
WANTED White and colorcd men for
farm work. S22 per month ana board, maf-
rled men for farm work and live in tenant
house. Apply at Wilmington Intelligence
Ofncc. @5 shiplcy 50. a-o-lt
CoLoRED MAN WANTED. rs E. Ninth
street. a25-.t
WANTED-A colorod man for house
work and outside work and TO he generals
useful Apply MRS. PYLE, io5 s. Clayton
street. a25-2t
FARM HAND WANTED-Sa month and
board. Apply Thomas IT, Dorman. Edge
Moor Del a2i-3t
WANTED-Onc or two house painters
Apply TO JOHN KENNY, Greenhin on
the konnctt Pike. a2t.3t
wANTED-rwo reliable Industrial I'M
lsurance men, Previous experience not
necessary. salary $40 per week Address,
Employment. Evening Journal a23-f
| WANTED for the u. S. Marine Cops;
/ men between ages % and 3a. An oppor
/ tunity % see the world. For FUN nlurma
| tiou apply Ia person or by letter 70 u. 3
| Marine Corps Recruiting Oluces foslot
/ nce Building, Wilmington, Del. al-lm
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NOTICE To. VOTERS-rhe office OF the
Department Of Elections, No. go Market
street will be open every day from April
Sth to April 18th inclusive (Sundays cN-
cepted from TO O'Clock in the after
noon and to s O'Clock in the evening for
the transfer of names of all persons who
have changed their residence since the last
election.
ROBERT Il. EDWARDS
President Department OF Elections
Lambert j. Foulk. Clerk. al0-ibt
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REAL EsTATE ZOE SALE.

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FOR SAi.E-Large lot Of land with river-
front and railroad sid ng. Can be bought ~
a bargain. Apply
WILMINGTON TRUST CO.
a20-tf 9l5 Market 81.
FOR SALE-We have a number Of build
ing lots which are suitable for small
houses They can be bought at "a low price
Apply WILMINGTON TRUST CO.. els
Market ST. u
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Read The Evening journal.
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NOTICE-CIty assessment books viii be
opened 20 the public On the office of the
clerk of City Council from April 20 April
l5. from s TO - a. IN. and from 20 5 p.
M Sundays excepted. Tho Boad Of
Revision. Assessment and Appeals will s't
In the Mayors office. city Hail. 70 near
appeals from the assessment from the lst
OF April TO the 30th Of April (SundayH cx.
ccptcd) between the hours 90 and 4
o'clock i'm the afternoon and and 8
O'Clock I'm the evening.
THOs. s. LEWIS, Clerk OF Council
a259I2.161923 23.26.20
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NOTICE-ALL CANDIDATES WHO
wish their names placed upon the Repuo-
lcan ticket az the primary election 10 be
held In Wilmington on Saturday. May
llth. 1897. are requested by the Republican
First District Committee TO send their
names 20 its chairman or secretary on or
before Wednesday. May l. la01. at 9
ocl1ck p. m. Names presented after the
above named date and hour will not be
placed on the ticket
H. II. BILLANY. Chairman.
Attest. c. S. Rice. Secretary. agi-7t
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FOR RENf-F'at three communicating
rooms i0l E. Third street a.5-2t
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WANTED Women and girls wanted.
steady work. Arpiy SHIRr FACTORY.
4ug h. Thirteenth Sri at-tt
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WANTED-An experienced girl Tor
homework Apply .00- Woodlawn avenue
a.t-2t