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Minnesotské noviny., 1908-03-19

liAbftihuH0n SfNNxl VIC %IAFefH stat
MIN kapitolu, aby dali na. ievo mo-
hnfnS protest proti zjevnemu bez-
pravi, pachanemu pruskou vladou
ma pOisKYcll obyyatelfch Y Pruskn.
HIaynd bylo protcstovano proti tax
zyane pfedloze o nucenem vykupu
poiskych pozelnkn neneckou osad-
nickou komisi, kn ktertnuzto nGcli
pogolil nedavno pruskg snem mi
lionovJ naklad. Rccniky byli hlavne
't.-paulsti polsti diva kn6M a angli-
ckou rec pfednesl j ID. O'Brien. -
Byla pfijata dlouha resoIucc. odsu-
zujici nasili a bezpravi priiske vla-
NJ ss::s=esse :s.:se, .hs A reselnee hgla q
tisttna We ycfejnem tisku vsech
yzdtIanyeh narodii.
Nemalo byli jsme pfekyapenl
opdrzcnim pohlednice, zaslane Z Pa
laeios, Texas. podpisem p. A. f.
SIechty Tcprye blizsim dotazcm
jsme &c dovedsIi, &c jest to zdeisi
xf1islny krel6oysky mlstr, nalezalI-
II r na cestaeh iiznich statech,
kde jak Il dovldame. hodIa se bur
.l4a..asal aaaaas4s nhaaI. sanialasgnina
mi Pozdray palacios, Texas, III.
uTrxna I'Vi5s THir js'nf Iu Iasisu ! ~
II. Nsaehno = zeIena i kvete. 80
Nxdnela sa zalirnA ss xlxnha iaks
balsa,n. V6s Il. II. Slechta.
v nejblizki dobs ma se zapo-
eiti praci ms stavbe noyeho pFi-
stayku X mestsk6 nemocnici Sire
nakladein $ll1,000.
Ccstniici jednateI6, dojizdtjici
va obchodem do Move psFsahsy sFsalhsys, Min
nesota, podali prostfednictvfm sve-
ho sdruzcni stiznost postoynimn
odboru ma spatnou postoynf dopra
VII zasilek, odevzdanych ma prazske
poste. Poukazuje re tonu, zc do
pisy, odeszdane M postu po devats
hodina yeterni, lezi ma post6 AZ do
i hodin odpoledne nasleduiicfho
dne. Jednatele zadaji, ably zasilky
byIy odeslAny inista toho rano, tax
aly jejicIi obcisotifii psEiiieta psEiiietaaA,skkyi 1 ,skki do do
chazely rychlejsiho vyfizeni.
Y dtery rano odb5val se ko-
stella ~. Stanislava pohfeb s roku
alarA dcarnskv mana James Machoy-
ce Gisla 766 Logan nj.
r Tyto dny odb}yal Sc zde Az.
vyrotni sjezd n6meckych turneri,
sdruzenych Turnbezirkn, majicin
tomto stAtu a Dakotach Gel.
ken 1900 cvitfeIch 6lenii. Ma sjez-
du odbJvaly sc t9locvi6ne zavody a
zvoleni zastupci do narodniho sjez
du, ienz bude odbyvan v 6eryenci
t. r. Chicagu.
= i Frank Day sekretAf gnvern6ra
Johnsona, dIel nekolik dnn Chi.
eagn kde prl shiadai, 70 gnyerncr
johnson sc tesi vyborne poyesti.
= Jiz pfiEti ned6li vecer dne 22.
bfezna schraji ochotnici diyadelni-
ho druzstya Cesko- -Americkeho So-
kola sini CSPS. veselohru @Di-
yadeIni vlakv, ancb @vzhiru dc
prahy''. Jak jsme jiz oznamili, je
tento kus obsazen 10 osobami del
odehraya SO ye tfech jednAnich. -
veIkt mnozstvi listkd je jiz rozpro-
dano q da ne otekavati, ze nayst6ya
pfedstayeni bude co mozno nejhoi-
nfjFi. Pfipravte se.
Zemt nase spoaya, zije trva
m tom zaklads tom pfesyed-
cenf, ze lid dovede Sam sobe ylAd-
no1fi. ze dovede roxnmnG, intelli-.
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-03-19

MLUvfcf MfRNE sPLATKY $500 SIS
Haste neb piste MINNESOTA PHONOORAPH Co. 81 1T
ST. Saint Paul. Minn aneb $40 Ncoet Ave. Minneapolis MINI
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
HEARING in AN
INJUNCTION CASE

Judge Bradford. in the United States
Court to-day heard argument on the ap-
plication Of George B. 1Iorrell against tina
George Brooks and Sons Company, a
corporation of the State of Delaware,
deing business in Philadelphia, for
preliminary injunction to restrain the
company from holding a meeting or vot-
ins the preferred stock Of the concern to
sell out the entire assets of the company.
A restraining order was issued by the
court here ten days ago and to-day the
question Of a preliminary injunction is
being argued.
The firm is a textile manufacturing
concern in Philadelphia. H.. II. Ward and
c. L. Ward appear for the plaintiff and
Salisbury, Ponder and Curtis represent
the defendant company.
Mr.. Morrell opposes the sale OF the
concern to another company without his
consent. He controls one-half Of the COM
mon stock and his opponents the other
half AT nsSent meeting a new board
Of directors was elected which board now
has control of the company.
While the hearing was going on in the
United States Court auo warranto pro-
ceedings were filed in the Superior Court
and the directors Of the company recently
elected must now show by what authority
they are holding their office. The papers
were given to Deputy Sheriff Cole te
serve on George II. Brooks. one OF the
directors. who was attending the hearlns
in the United States Court to-day
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
FLING OUT
YOUR COLORS

Although actually occurring on Sun
day, patriotic Americans are today
generally observing Flag Day. and the
national colors are flying from many
buildings throughout Wilmington ia
the residential districts az well as in
the business district. Flag Day has
come to be mora largely observed each
year through the Efforts of the Amer
lean Flag Association, a society organ
lied TO pay tribute to the ilag and pre-
serving it from desecration
In nearly every school in the coun-
try the salute to the dag is now .ly
part of the exercises. on Flag Day,
however, more than usual attention is
paid to honoring the colors.
This afternoon, beginning at 2.3O
O'Clock members of Enccmpment No.
-, Union Veteran Legion, will cole
hrate Flag Day with a picnic in Bran
DIVINE Springs lark. Irofessor A. r.
Spaid, superintendent OF county
schools, viii make an address on the
history of the flag. A feature VIII be
shoot ope nto members of the en-
campment, the rifles TO be used TO be
those carried in the Civil War. The
range will be from so to IS yards.
on the lawn of Brandywine Park at
Sixteenth and Market streets this
afternoon frequenters Of the benches
on the lawn. most of whom are Civil
War veterans. observed flag day by
raising a large American flag. Many
of the old soldiers attended. John
+. Malloy made an address after the
flag was raised.
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
REPUBLICANS
OFF TO CHICAGO
General 7. c. dupont Has
Proxy of National Com
mitteeman AddiCkS

Delaware's delegation to the Repub-
lican National Convention left shortly
before noon to-day for Chicago. The
party left French street station az
l11.45 o'clock for Philadelphia. and will
leave Broad street station at 4,3l
o'clock this afternoon. AS was stated
yesterday, several members Of the
delegation have reserved a Pullman
compartment car from Philadelphia TO
Chicago. It is expected that the Della
ware delegates will vote for Taft for
president in the national convention.
General T. Coleman DUPONT, It is
expected. will be elected national COM
mitteeman from Delaware. Although
an alternate, he will sit in the conven-
tion, as he holds the proxy OF National
Committeeman j. Edward Addicks
from Delaware, and as such has ma
tional committeeman's privileges and
allotment OF seats. Mr.. Addicks will
not attend the convention.
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
MANY BOOMS FOR
VICE-PRESIDENT
BY United Press Leased Special wire.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
CHICAGO. June IA few OF the
New York delegation 10 the national
convention have been on the ground for
several days, and to-day the main body
ARRIVED.
There are three possibilities from
New York for second place. Hughes.
|Cortelyou and Jim" Sherman, con-
'gressman from Utica. Cynical politi-
clans Of the old type affect to believe
that Hughes will yet consent TO take
the place.
There are no cortelyou headquarters
here. unless under the hat Of Assistant
Secretary OF the Treasury Coolidge.
He still insists that Cortelyou Is not
making any effort TO secure the nomi-
nation.
There Il a rumor that President
Roosevelt has expressed himself In
favor of the selection of Sherman.
The most active vice-presidential
llieutenants are TO he found about the
headquarters OF former Governor
Franklin Murphy, OF New Jersey. Big
claims are being made there. Murphy
boomers have the New Jersey delega-
tion solid Pennsylvanla's strong dele
cation Is counted among the $50 claim
ed on the first ballot Others in Ala
lbama, Nebraska, Iowa with Dolliver
leliminated). and scattering votes.
The Taft people would have undoubt-
edly liked to have Senator Dolliver on
the ticket But II seems that he must
be ruled out Of the game. II would
involve too much sacrifice for him 70
resign his seat in the Senate and take
the vice-presidency.
III you want senator speechmaker
a stumper. why. there IS Governor
Guild. say the Massachusetts, men. one
Of the most peculiar vice-presidential
blooms is that Of John Hays Hammond
millionaire mining engineer. It re-
ceived substantial support to-day in
the appearance of Thomas F. Walsh
1.-THE millionaire Colorado miner.
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
CALEB POWERS
IS PARDONED

by United Press Leased Special Wire.
FRANKFORT. Ky. Tune 1s-caleo
Powers. the most noted political
prisoner in the history of Kentucky,
together with James Howard, who was
serving life sentence for completely
in the assassination OF Governor will
liam NJ. Goebel. elected some years ago
on the Democratic ticket. have been
given unconditional oardons by Cow
ernor Augustus f. Wilson. recently In
augurated Republican governor OF the
State.
Jameo Howard was n1tifed at the
penitentiary at once and prepared 20
leave his stripes. He was delighted.
but maintained the composure that has
always marked him. He will probably
so to Louisville to visit friends for a
time and may take up work as a prison
evangelist.
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
sHERIFF's SALES.

sHFRIFF'S SALc-BI VIRTUE OF A
writ Of Alias I.evari Facias. 10 me dl-
rected viii be exposed to public sale, at
the Court House, on Market street. be
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets. in
the city OF Wilmington, New Castle
county Delaware.
THE 30TH DAY OF JUNE. 1878,
At 10 o'clock a. m,
the following described Real Estate viz:
Ali that lot or parcel Of land. with the
dwelling house thereon erected, situa'ed
in the city OF Wilmington, aforesaid. and
bounded and described as follows. TO wit:
beginning at a stake on the southeriy
site OF Ninth street, between Poplar and
Lombard streets. at the distance OF nile-
ty-two feet easterly from the easte-ly
side OF Poplar street thence southerly
ana parallel with Poplar street one nun
dred and five feet three inches and pass
ing through the middle OF the division
wall of the houses No. 4OS and No pO
Fast Ninth street TO the northery SIDE
OF a three feet wide alley; thence along
said alley side easterly and parallel with
NintlF street fourteen feet three inches 10
a stake: thence northerly and parallel
with Poplar street and passing through
the middle of the division wall between
No. 40 and No. 412 East Ninth street
one hundred and five feet and three inches
to the aforesaid easterly side OF Nlutn
street and thence thereby westerly tolr-
teen feet three inches TO the place OF he
ginning. be the contents thereof what they
may. with the full use and privilege OF
the within mentioned three-feet wide alley
and Of the three-feet wide alley with
which Il connects. leading into Poplar
and Taylor streets. and the three feet
wide alley leading into Lombard street in
common forever
Seized and taken IN execution as the
property of Charles W. Horn and Emma
NJ Horn. his wife, mortgagors and rf.5 ,
and to be sold by
HENRY STAFFORD. Sheriff
Sherin's office. Wilmington. Delaware.
Junc-12. 1908. i13-i5-i7-22-25-29
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
FEDERATION WILL DEMAND
ANTI-INJUNCTION PLANK

have decided that they are and are liable
to a 5000 fine and Imprisonment for a
ear or both, when they organize and at
tempt TO protect themselves
In reply TO the charges made by James
W. VanCleave, president OF the Manufac-
turers' Association that he Is Demo.
crat, Gompers charges Van cleave with
boing a mental vacuum.
Il viii not reply to his charge by abus-
ing him." said Gompers. "nut / will say
that his assertion that I am Democrat
is untrue. I belong to no political parsy.
l am striving with all the energy at my
command 20 better the conditions OF labor.
when / was young man. I was a
Republican and a very ardent one a.
that but since l voted for General Grant
have taken no interest in partisan poi
ties"
Evening journal., 1908-06-13

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
CHICAGO. June l3-rhe Executive
Council Of the American Federation Of
Labor went into session to-day to formu-
late demands to be presented to the Re-
publican National Committee. II will insist
on a strong anti-iunction plank Presi-
dent Gompers frankly admits and he fur
theimore insists that he will insist on tho
Ienver convention adopting the same par
egraph. 1T is inconceivable." said Conn
pers to a United Press representative.
that a poor iaboring man who has dol
lar or two saved or who has after many
years OF pinching economy gained a lit
tie interest in his home. that such man
should be placed in the same class with
the powerful Industrial combinations with
their millions OF capital Yet the courss
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
HUSTON And
CASSEL CLEAR

HARRISBURG. June 13.-The jury
in the Capitol cases came in this morn
ing and rendered a verdict declaring
Architect Joseph NJ. Huston and Con-
gresham II. Burd Cassel not guilty
on the charge Of conspiracy
BY order of the court, ex-Auditor-
General William P. Snyder. ex-State
Treasurer w. L. Mathues and former
Superintendent of Public Building and
Grounds j. NJ. Shumaker were ac-
quilted.
The jury had been ou twenty-foui
hours. A big crowd was IN court when
the verdict was announced.
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
HOTEL boutwell,.
THE LOCKHART-
PONCE DE LEON

Virginia Ave, and Beach, convenient 10
oto oVe .uWalk' pier and amusements. Moder-
ate rates. ALFRED b. sRINDROD
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
INSURANCE MAN ACCUSED

Charged with embezzlement OF $1,000
from the local office of the Philadelphia
Life Insurance Company, S. j. Rosen-
blatt. the local manager, was arrested
in Philadelphia yesterday.
Chief Black was notified last even
ing OF the arrest The warrant charges
.Rosenblatt with the embczzlement OF
s., 400. Rosenblatt was the State man.
ager for the Philadelphia company
which has offices in the dupont Build
ing at Tenth and Market streets. His
territory included Delaware and por-
ton Of Maryland.
Efforts are being made today to ad-
just the differences betwene Rosen~
blatt and the insurance company. and
the entire matter may be settled at a
conference of attorneys this afternoo
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
COURT HEARS THE
N0N-SUPP0RT CASES

Dennis Murphy. who was discharged
by General Sessions Court some time
ago, after promising to support his
wife. was before the court this morn-
ing again charged with non-support.
This time the court ordered Dennis
to paw s12 a month toward the support
of his wife. and to furnish a bond OF
$500 guaranteeing the payment of the
money.
Lswis Vanderbrack. was ordered to
pay s. a week toward ise support of
his family. and John PapeSi was dis
charged upon his promise to support
his family.
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
WAS FOUND DEAD
IN HIS HOME

Coroner Galloway received word to-
day of the sudden death OF Cliffori
Hand, aged 81 years, at Taleyville. He
was found dead by neighbors vino had
missed him around the place and on
going to his home, found his dead
body
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
FEAST DAY OF
SAINT ANTHONY

To-day is the feast OF ST. Anthony OF
Fadua, patron saint Of that city and OF
animals, and. above all. OF the careless
end unfortunate who lose things.
In nearly all the Catholic Churches IN
this city can be seen statue to this
Saint. In st. Joseph's Colored CATHOLIC
Church on French street. near Eleventh,
is a shrine 10 the saint which is the mecca
Of many Catholics Of this city.
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
Mnst Put one Ashaa.

residents who desire ashes collected
promptly must have them on the euro
by seven o'clock in the morning of the
day on which collectiis ale made in the
district in which they live. Otherwise
the ashes will not be taken up.
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
VALZONE WAS
WHIPPED TO-DAY

Alfontz valzone. recently convicted
in tie Court of General Sessions on
charges Of attempting 10 extort money
from Raffaele Julian and with the
larceny OF a revolver, was whipped
with ten lashes at the county work
house to-day. He took the punishment
we'll
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
NEW BIDS FOR
PUBLIC SCHOOL

Bids are now being asked for the
proposed new school at Twelfth and
Poplar streets. They will be opened
by the Board of Education on June 90.
Bibs opened about a month ago were
too high. and the architect was noti-
fed to re-arrange the plans to come
within S35,OO0.
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
PuRLIC SALES

n ITBIIC SALE-WILL BE SOLD NEAR
Practical Farmer, Thursday. June Is.
1903. at lS0 o'clock. 50 head OF fresh cows
and close springers. These cows are the
incest lot that I have sold this year
Every one dandy In fact. they are show
cattle Also a few stock bulls and horses
az private sale at all ,ir'os 81 aa-s' - ut.
GEO s. BIGGER.
Jacob Slaughter. Aue- Sis-tt
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
In Memory Of odd EeIIows.

In Old Swedes Church tomorrow
evening, odd Fellows memorial SER
vices will be held at 7.30 O'Clock. A
special sermon will be preached by
the rector. the R,v. a. l.. Clay lhe
service is held annually oy the odd
Fellows for those who have died dur
ing the past year.
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
WANTED

w TANTED-FURNITUR - Your entire
w househeld, also ONCE furniture, an
uqdes. II you have furniture in storage /
will buy 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 amount. Plano and two safes for sale.
Write or phone d. 4 A. Phone 574A: Au-
tomato. 2s4a Grandfather clcck for sale.
CHARLES s. HURLOCK.
o2S-7m Seventh and Poplar Sta
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
LOST AND FOUND


7 osT-A SILVER PURSE CONTAIN
- ing small sum of money with gold
stick pin through the chain coming from
Van Buren street to 18th and Washing
ton streets on Delaware avenue car. Re-
ward IL returned to 1il2 Washington st.
jiS-1t
TF PARTY WHO PICKED UP so DOL
lar silver certificate In Equitable Guar
antee and Trust Co. win please return 10
this office, no questions asked. ji3-tt
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
For SALE

WE'VE GOT IT. WE'LL GET 1T,
or IT'S NOT IN TOWN.
205 West Twcnty4hfth street 7 rooms
AMI bath; lot 25xiio feet bargain a.
IL feet rooms and bath front porehi
Northeast corner Twenty-fourth aud
Tatnan streets, rooms and hath. ,rcnt
porch; In very best condition; eNcehe .,,.. =.
view OF the Delaware river. also or CITY
Honse between sixth and Seventh
streets on Jefferson street . rooms and
bath; sewer Connected newly rap 'fea
ahd nainted. condition the best $3.50.
2Oi Rodney street. cosy home. tooins
and bath. front porch sewer connec'eui
viii sell to quick purchaser for SlMo
Homo on Jefferson street, between lwen-
tieth ana Twenty-frst streets. construe-
tion the hest: hot water heated large 81,
porches and yards This property must -
sold at once: no reasonable offer retusct.
Home on west side. 10 rooms and hafh
with all conveniences; good location price
$500
houses. near Tenth and Van Hursn
streets rooms and bath. front porch'
excellent condition; price 5000
LARGE AND SMALL HOMES AT ~ A.
soNABLE PRICES IN Ai.l PAkrS
OF THE CITY ATTRACTIVE
INVESTMENTS. n
i2i-s-5-7-a and 1875 DUPONT street. COM
siatnp OF rooms each bath, poFelef
severed newly painted ana IN Eoon Nlil.
dition These properties are worth tst
each quick purchaser can secure sanr
n, 1880 each These houses are very wen
built and IN an excellent renting neigh-
borhood: the renting price Is from ~ e
sil each. Real estate investors shouia 10
attracted bv these propositions
72s Bennett ST.. rooms. newly paperef
and painted; good condition throughout
price si0o
200 w. Eleventh ST.. three-story brick,
Q rooms and bath; good condition; we
are omen for a bid: must be sold quickly
renting for SIS a month; near business Soc
ton
Country home hve minutes trolley ride
from city: consisting of eight rooms,
Dor ches plenty Of shade and fruit trees
iot IS feet front by 25s feet deep. Price
sg1oo n YOU are looking for investmenl
properties or homes. we have many special
and desirable propositions al this time
Call. write or send for our lists. Apply "a
G. II. HAYDEN.
successor 10
HAYDEN g. VAIL
TENTH AND MONROE SITS.
Both Phones.
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
notifies

NorIcE-ATTENTIoN C. A. R.-MEN-
~ bers OF the G. A. r.. are requested 10
joir with Smith Post No. / at G. A. r.
Hall, Third and King streets on Sunday,
June IA. at i30 o'clock 10 attend The
funeral OF S. c. Searles. Intern mt
Riverview Cemetery.
C. c. MORTON,
Halt Commander
Evening journal., 1908-06-13

- OR sALE-LOT tOOxioo. IN BEST
L part OF Montrose. overlooking the
delaware for sale az bargain. New sub
urban house for sale on the installment
plan. TURNER AND PARK, l07 W. Ninth
st.
- AMII,Y WISHES TO RENT HOUSE
i In country during summer months
Must be close to railroad, preferably The
and Reading. or trolley
state price and location. Address A. 9. D.,
this office. J9-5t
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
cIearinas For the Mock.

At the local clearing house today
clearings for the week were reported
at $1.247.s04 For a corresponding week
In 1907 the clearings were sl,sss,5e5.
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
Hia Money From eerries.

William a. Gum, of F'rankford. clear
ed S372.35 from an acre and half
Of strawberries this season.
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
nor REM
For RENT
EOR RENE

1iH Rodney. i2 rooms 2 baths
Pms Lancaster Ave. "a rooms. baths.
l3ls penna. Ave- 10 rooms. bath.
S23 Franklin ST. 10 rooms. bath.
1911 Jefferson ST.. n rooms. bath.
l0R Clayton ST. 5 rooms. bath.
lao0 Lincoln ST. rooms. bath.
le5-iO9 Connel St. rooms. bath.
aN Woodlawn Ave. rooms. bath
2ut Lincoln ST., rooms. bath.
Offices 9th and Market Sts.. furnished
house farm 1885 acres, stores, apartments
and houses In country, furnished and uli-
furnished.
GEORGE r. TOWNSEND COMPANY.
Ninth and Shfplev
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
BUSINESS CARDS.
RRAzIMG

In all It's branches. Work guaranteed.
THE VULCAN BRAZTNG AND
MACHINE COMPANY,
A. G. Layman, Engineer and Machlnist
manager Wilmington Branch.
5ib EAST THIRD STREET.
Phones; ID. & A. 1851: Delmarvia. 1904
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
FOR SALE.


Z OR sALE-MEAT AND GROCERY
L store, east side III health reason for
selling. Address J.. this office. 1ii-st
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
TRANSPORTATION
BUSH LINE

Freight received for all points. given
personal attention. and forwarded prompt-
ly at lowest rates and by best routes.
Boats leave both Wilmington and Phila-
delphia at 600 p. m. daily. Sunday ex-
cepted.
Through rates and bills Of lading is
GEORGE w. BUSH & SONS CO..
Pier 8. North Wharves Philadelphia
French Street Wharf. Wilmington
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
HELP wANTEp-FEMALE.

w AyANTED - WAITRESS AND Up
w stairs girl assist wash and ironing.
cooks, chambermaids. help for country
want places. SOC Madison ST. j13-eod-2m
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
WILSON LINE to PHILA.

PASSENGER AND FREIGHT.
7so and 1890 a. m, l.3o 4.l5 and tVo p
m. Saturdays, Sundays and WEDNESDAY >
a.sn 10 M. Leave Chestnut st. wharf Phila-
delphia. 730 and 1890 a. m. l3u, ALB ana
7O) D. m. Saturdays, Sundays and Wed
nesdays $50 p. 10.
WASHINGTON PARK.
cr. SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS and Wednesdays
all up boats except 7.30 a. M. ana s5o
D. M, stop at Park Returning. leave PARK
42O, IT'S and 1000 D. m.
On Saturdays. Sundays and Honotgs >
between Wilmington and Philadelphia,
rates of fare are one way-30c--round rip
SOC. on all other days special one cay
limited fare: One way-i5c--round- trip 5oc.
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
BOARD WANTED

Z AMII.Y OF THREE, INCLUDING A
L three-year-old child. wishes board IN
country close to railroad or trolley during
summer months. State price. ~ ". inis
office i9-St
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
FOR RENT

e0} Porter ST.. 6 rooms ................s10c0
NJ Pleasant St. S rooms and bath. n %
ltlS Lincoln ST. rooms and bath. .9tO
4oj SO. Van Buren, ST.. 9 roone...... nf
an Scarles St. 6 rooms and hath......l7o0
40i So. Van Buren ST. s rooms 1000. IS Co
ll2 Scott st.. rooms and bath .... fs.C0
$40 kirkwood St.. rooms and bath. fG ~
il East lth ST.. rooms and bath. lit0
store and dwelling. S. W. Cor 7th
and Lincoln SITS. rooms and hath 200
c. v O'KEEFE
No s West Seventh a.
Evening journal., 1908-06-13

Z OR RENT-NICn APARTMENTS IN.
mediate possession.
CHARLES c. KURTZ.
(Opposite Court House) l0lt Market Ct