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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-09-10

Cincinnati. o.. Sept. 9-Fire early to-
day destroyed the four story brick
sash. door and blind factory OF William
Mayor and Company. and for a time
Threatened adjoining property. The
loss is estimated at $4,000 with insur-
ance of $4,000.
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BIeriot,s MonopIane.

Paris. Sept an Bleriot made three
flights in his monoplane at Issy today.
He did not meet with an accident and
covered. 200, 80 and 800 yards.
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$. III. Dent, Jr., will address citixens
of Montgomery County, at Court House
tonight mt o'clock, on the Issues Of
the campaign. Ladies' are especially
invited.
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SHOE REPAIRING.

DON'T BUY new shoes unless it's an ALSO.
lutte necessity. We repair good as new"
Ia soles. pure white oak. Use Only cleo
trio haif-soiing machine. Work called Tor
and delivered Rubin's Boston sample
shoe Store. u 5 Court ST Phone 1iiT Il
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WANTED--AGENTs.

AGENTS wANTED--Men and women to
take orders for Buffalo Bilfs new book
True Tales of the Plafns" Start at once
and make big money on this attractive sell
Ter. Thrilling stories Of great fights with
Indians and bad men. Write for terms and
circular: Empire Book Co. II Pine st.
New York. -2-2t
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CONTRACTING BUILDERS

WE INVITE specifications on ali kinds o.
contracting and building, Work guaranteed
w T. soIes & Co. office phone III, real
denco 1871. 10 South Perry ST.
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Fall Season, September Ise5 and 1905.
Oysters today and every day, lnciud-
ting all Sea Foods Poultry Creased and
aIiveI Butter. Eggs and Chickens.
Phone 25e. Tatam and Robinson, 10
Monroe st. Quick delivery. --tf
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GROCERIES

cAMERON'S grocery Is up-to- date; we hus-
tie early and hustle late; we deliver the
goods with care and dash and sell most
awfully low for cash Cor. Mobile q Mildred
street Phone oss. --Sot
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PAPER HANGING.

WE HAVE q force OF men sufficient to take
care of any job OF paper hanging; sample
book on request. Phone 1875. r. x. Austin
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WANTED-RooM OR BOARD

WANTED-Sulte OF two three furnished
apartments with bath room attached, for
single gentlemen; must be in close proximity
Of the city and in select neighborhood. Ad-
dress B, b. c.. care Of Advertiser. SIT
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MTSOELLANEOUs.

BTRMINaHAM & GULF RY & NAVfGA-
TON co Special notice to shippers: Str
city Of Mobile will arrive Friday Sept. 18th
at p. m. and will leave at D. m. viii
commence receiving freight at 4 D. m on
that date. For further information amply
to r II. Moore, supt. River Linea l. II
Moore. Agent Phone TAO --1s-si
NOTICE TO coNTRAcToRs-seaisd bid
viii be received by the undersigned un.
I'll October list, for the erection OF two.
story brick school building at Carrollton
Ala. Specifications can be seen at esfice
Of Sahold a Upchurch, Ill Dexter avenue,
Right reserved to reject any and all BIDS
II. 3. Upchurch. carroilton Ala
--2z-thur--.--
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WANTED-To BUY.

wANTED-To buy a gas range in good
condition. Send description, price and
where can be seen to e. K, Box 333.
city.
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ENGRAVING.

WANTED-You to illustrate your ada with
our cuts: they add Is per cent to the
attractlveness OF any ad-: talk II over with
The Advertiser Engraving Company. Phone
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FURNITURE.

HAVING MOVED to 2os-li MontEomery
street. We are willing to Iacrifice all piofits
during 1908 as an indueement for you to
largest and handsomest furniture store.
Genuine Perfection Mattress s7,A6. i20
coil springs, 81 46. Your credit IL good A.
q. Rhodes g Son Co. 1T
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WANTED--aAI.EsiNEN.
WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-Lady Cashier Immediately be-
tween the age of rs and IS. must be Of
ferences. Address giving phone number to
p. o. Box s1S city. A-2t
WANTED-whits giris TO 90 general homse-
work in private homes: fair wages. moder-
ate work. good treatment and good oppor:
tunities. Those who wish q situation and
live out OF town may wf4ts The Salvation
Army. Montgomery. Ala Otherwiso may
call at AT Whitman ST. % phone fs2i.
Att
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PLANNING MILL

WE ARE prepared TO do all kinds Of car.
penter and mill work. Estimates furnished
Door ana windows screens q speciality. J.
C. LewiA Phone No, & 1T
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.


FOR SALE-A modern 1--WE room house
on Finley avenue. porcelain bath and etc
We are offering this place at 90 per cent
less than the price II ought to bring IL
you are thinking Of buying a small place
call and US This place is now rented
Tor $3.50 per month Fuller & Fuller
Is Ia S. Court street. -l1-3t
FOR SALE-My residence. 4s Virginia
avenue, rooms front and rear stairways
gas and electric lights. large bath room
with wardrobe, porcelain tub. instantan-
eous water heater. buffers pantry china
closet, dining room Mission" everything
for hrst class home. Could be occupied
by two families. will not consider PROPOSE
tion after twentieth. Address 4s Virgin
la avenue. Ill
FOR sALE-six lots on Oak street. Bel
linger Hill for $1,000. These lots are In a
hue renting district and are suitable for
several houses for white people. Fuller &
Fuller. Is l-2 s. Court street. list
FOR sALE-A fine farm OF two hundred
and twenty Of sticky bottom land
l-2 miles from Court Square OF this
place 100 acres is cleared, 100 in timber
There are three Groom houses and two L.
room houses on this place. and a hne
OVERLOOKING well. The soil is rich = This
place with the improvements can be had
for sag SO per II sold at once Fuller
& Fuller, is Ia s. Court street list
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EDUCATIONAL.
FINANCIAL.

MRS LADIE BowLING--Teacher OF Piano.
studio Is Wilson St. Telephone ists.
--26-su-thu
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PLUMBING.

ALL KINDS Of plumbing work done
promptly. Repairs my speciality, sasisfsc-
tfon Guaranteed. Estimates cheerfully fur
nishsd p J. BFssEingham. 2ls Dexter Ave.
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WANTED--BOARDERR.

BOARDERs Wanted--Gentlemen to oecu-
ply upper floor Of home, porcelain bath,
private reception hall and front porch, best
board furnished, references. no children
ais Clayton ST.. Phone 1855. LIT
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FOR RENT-REsIDENCEs.
FOR RENT-STOREs.

FOR RENT-The store now occupied BY
Leak Undertaking parlor, l2i Dexter ave
nue.. opposite possonice' Also onies rooms
ter avenue. lis
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FIRE PROOF IRON SAFES.

PRICE S2S. oO--May save n fortune Tor
sale or exchange new and second hand fire
and burglar proof safes. All steel furniture
and filing devices for public buildings. 81
Burke a Co. III
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WANTED-sITUATTON.


wANTED-Position by stenographer and
general once man; six years experience.
Lumber business preferred No objection
TO location. Can furnish satisfactory refer
ence. TX. c." care Advertiser. Il
wANTED-Position by combination man,
Have some experience and can give refer
ences as to ability character and habits.
Address A. L.. ~ Box 6Ss City. --s-ts
WANTED-A position instructress in q
Southern family to teach two or three young
girls in music and intermediate branches
BY a young lady of refinement and culture
Address Miss Lily d. Grant. Lancaster
Ky. --6-3
POSITION wanted as book-keeper or gener-
81 office assistant. capable of taking
charge of payroll invoicing. etc; sever.
al years experience. Address -. A.
r." Care Advertiser. -e-7
WANTED-By an expert bookkeeper light
set OF books to keep can arrange TO do work
during day or at night. Address Bookkeeper
care Advertiser. -e-tu-thu-su
IT
WANTEn- ROARnEpQ
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MoNEY-Pienty of cash to let on city
property. at very reasonable rates Chand-
Ter q Douglass --2T-tf
PLENTY OF MONEY to loan on farm
lands city and suburban property. StatA
Abstract Co. II So. Perry St --2T-tf
TO LOAN--S5.000 at per cent on improv-
ed city real estate. Amounts OF 81, zoe and
UP. Phone 47A. or address Jno c. Harda-
way, City. --aT-tf
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FOR RENT-From October LIST. store on
corner OF Bib and Coosa Streets. Apply 70
N sabeI q sons. los Blbb ST.. Montgomery,
Ala -lS-tf
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NEW and second hand typewriters for sale
mGchineS OF all makes rented. repaired and
exchanged; supplies and accessories. T. I.
DaNant. Elrat National Bank Bldg. Il
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FOUND.
Fruit Trees. Vines and Roses.

FOR BUDpED and grated PeoSnS a.
trees OF all kinds. vines and roses address
C. r. Long. Nurssryman. Andalusia, Ala.
IT
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TO MAKE SURVEY
OF RIVER AND BAY

The Government has at last decided
10 have a survey made Of the Della
ware river and bay. in order that the
depths Of water may be officially
ascertained and the Atlantic Coast Pilo.
rules compiled by the Government be
corrected and adjusted. For this pur-
pose the United States Coast and
Geodetic survey steamer photographer
has arrived from Long Island Sound,
in command of Captain Ross and has
begun the work.
The photographer has been working
on Long Island Sound since July %
She has five officers and a crew Of
eighteen men, all skilled in their par
ticular line of work. The survey to
be made is important 10 the commerce
of this port, as the channels in the
river and bay have recently been
changed by the digging away of the
river shoals. making l. necessary for
the lighthouse board to rearrange the
lights, as the old channels cannot now
be depended upon.
Evening journal., 1908-08-25

county, actively mentioned for a nom
ination, also was in the gathering.
Min" Wilson was among the miss
ing. He heard that his State treasurer
boom had been kidnapped. and didn't
take the trouble TO come up from Re-
hoboth to look for it.
Alfred o. Crozier was in the hotel
lobby listening for the call TO Congress
His hearing is pretty acute, but he
didn't hear anything like a clarion sum-
mon to take the congressional nomi-
nation last night.
James II. Wright. president. and Nor
ris Webb, secretary. Of the Taft League
were on hand early last evening and
opened headquarters in the Richard
son. They enrolled many members in
the League.
One Of the interesting sidelights OF
the pre- convention gathering was a
conference between Jack" Goodwin anc
the Rev ]. NJ Artera They had a lone
and pleasant chat, and their friendli-
ness was commented upon. 1t was the
first time they had met.
Colonel John G. Townsend was or
hand early, as were Colonel J. T. Van
denburg. Colonel George w. Sparks
and Colonel Horace Wilson. all Of Gov.
ernor Leafs staff Colonel w. d. Den
ney lives in Dover and Of course was
on the Job early.
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". II. BERRY, Jr., DEAD
Son Of known Pennsylvania
Succumbs to Brain Fever Follow
ing OverworI<.

CHESTER, Pa. Aug. 25--wnliam II.
Berry, Jr., son Of former State Treas
urer Berry. died at the Crozier Hos
pital. aged 22 years, from brain fever,
superinduced by typhoid fever. The
young man, who was taken i'll about
a wek ago, superintended his fathers
interests in the Berry Engineering
Company. and his breakdown was due
to overwork and his close application
to the details Of his fathers patents
He was a graduate Of the commercial
department of the Chester High School
His brother. Benjamin S. Berry. who
is in the Philippine Islands. in the
United States marine service. has been
notified.
Evening journal., 1908-08-25

II your hair is falling ont or thin
ming out, don't wait another day; GO
70 Miller Drug Company, the drug
gists, and get bottle of Partisan Sage,
the most efficien< hair grower the world
has ever known.
Don't say, IT'S the same old story;
I've heard it before" but try bottle
at Miller Drug Co.'s risk
They guarantee ParisiSl, Sage TO
grow hair to stop falling hair. to cure
dandruff, and STOP scalp itch in two
weeks, or money back
Partisan Sage is the most invigor-
ating hair dressing made 1t is anti
septic. IL kills all odors that ars
bound to arise from excretfonsc of the
scalp during the hot months, and
everyone knows that sage is very
cooling TO the scalp. -.i-sr~-rf.- r
Partisan Sage is a prime favorite
with discriminating ladies, because it
makes the hair lustrous and luxuriant
Get a large bottle from Miller Drug
Co. for only so cents. or by express,
all charges prepaid. from the American
makers, Giroux-bffg Co., Buffalo. N. Y.
Evening journal., 1908-08-25
PENNSYLVANIA R. R. RELIEF

Reports of the operation Of the EN-
ployes' Relief Fund Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company's lines east Of Pitts
burg and Erie, show that, including the
payments for the month Of July, sls1s2,.
4ss.21 has been paid TO members and Their
families since the organization Of tn,
fund on February Is. 1856 OF the total
the sum Of $780, O6S.o9 has been paid t,
the families Of members who have died
The remainder. slo.7o2,s7O.l2. has been pait
to members who, because OF illness or ac
cident, have been fncapacitated for work
The payments for the month OF July
1908. amounted TO slOsOS7.4o Of which sil
711.75 went to the families OF deceased
members and ss4s75.s5 to those who wer.
unable to work
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Railroad Men on VaeatIons.

Many Pennsylvania Railroad clerks
are enjoying their vacations.
Harvey w. Spencer. clerk in the
office of Inspector German of the rail-
road, has left for a two weeks vaca-
ton on the Bush river, which he will
spend in cunning and fishing.
A two weeks vacation is being spent
in Northern Pennsylvania by Leonard
McCloskey. clerk in the office of Roscoe
Baylis, chief clerk of the Maryland
division.
Robert Shippers. clerk in the Office OF
Assistant Engineer Franklin Duane, is
spending his time at Newport, Ky.
Aubrey L. Brown, clerk in the office
of Chief Clerk Baylis. is spending his
vacation in Niagara Falls and Buffalo
Walter Fuimer and John Ingram OF
the signal department, have returned
from New York, where they spent theii
vacations.
Evening journal., 1908-08-25
ALL IMPROVEMENTS
WILL BE STOPPED

Because Of the lack OF funds, the Water
Commission yesterday afternoon decided
to abandon all improvements now going
on, with the exception OF the work OF
improving the Cool Spring Park. This ae-
ton was taken after Chief Engineer
Kienle informed the board that with the
most careful operation, the department
will have a deficit Of sl.4O0 before the
next appropriation becomes due. This doei
not include bills which will add from 5000
to $4,000 more to the deficit.
All the workmen now in the employ OF
the board who are not absolutely neces-
sary to the operation OF the department
will be laid of.
Evening journal., 1908-08-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
LEGAL NOTICES

TN THE COURT OF CHANCERY OF
THE STATE OF DELAWARE. IN
AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
Albert J. IT. HolsumnlScr. Charles
Holachumaker. Elizabeth M. Schao-
Ter and Henry Holschumaker.
vs..
William J Etchens, Mary A. Nc
Gam Harry J. ellis, ex-sherin Of
New Castle county. and Henry
stafford. sherir OF New Castle
AND NOW, TO wit. this eighth day OF
July A. d., 1908 II appearing 70 tho
Chancellor by the affidavit OF Henry STAFF
ford. Sheriff that Adelaide Holschumaker.
Anna Louise Holschumaker. John Hois-
chumaker Clara HolschumalSer. Minnie
Gleason and William Weggeman, defend
ants In the above stated cause, have no
known place OF abode within this county,
and cannot be served with process. that
the place Of abode Of said defendants iH
unknown. and no appearance having been
entered FOR the said Adelaide Holschu-
maker. Anna Louise Holschumakeri John
Holschumalter. Clara Hoischumaker, MIN
ME Gleason, and william Wegeemnn. at
the return OF the summons Issued for
1T Is THEREFORE,. on motion Of Mar.
tin g. Smith. solicitor for the complain.
ants. ORDERED by the Chancellor thai
the said Adelaide Hoischumaker. Anna
T.nuiao IIolechunaker. John Holschumukcl
Clara ffolschumaiyer. Minnie Gleason. an'
William Weggeman. do appear "a thl'
| September, A. d. 1908. OF that the eaid hi'
/ of complaint viii be taken pro confesso a.
10 the said Adelaide Hoiachumakes, Anni
/ Louise Toischumalter. John iolschu
/ maker Clara Holschumalrer, Minnie tlca
/ ron ana william Werremar. and th'
Register IN Chancerv Is directed % cans
n COPY OF this order 20 be puhlahed "
| The EveniAg JourNal newspaper DUO
lished IN the city Or Wilmington, Tor
poriod of thirty davs next preceding ~
said Seventh day OF September q ~ i7os
]. n. NICHOLSON,
a7-tr, Chancellor.
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DOING AWAY
WITH OLD PUMPS
Water Department Sells One
Engine to Pensacola.
+ Florida

s,n.. Feard Of Water Commissioners az
.ha,r irea,,lar weekly meeting yesterday
afternoon approved Of the recommenda-
t,en ef chief Engineer Kienle to dispose
of ths water pump at the Cool Spring
staten. which has been abandoned, TO
the city Of Pensacola. Fla, for Sf.oOo Ine
deal was made through the Holly Manu-
featuring Company. the preliminaries oe-
ing arranged by T. chalkley Hatton, OF
this city, who is engaged in engineering
work In Pensacola. It was originally in
tended to sell the engine for 5000, but
his price could not be obtained.
A second pump Of the old plant at the
city mills pumping station will be given
a duty test and then taken apart to be
sold sometime in the future, A third pump
was seld as old iron to the Hiles and
Jones Company.
Mr. Kienle Informed the board that 7.
Chalkiey Hatton's charges to act as ar
bitrator for the board on the matter OF
the bill Of jeremiah T. Finch. for extras
on the new reservoir at the Weldin Farm,
was $50 a day. The bill Of Mr.. Finch
amounts to about $4,000 which the board
declares is not ewing to him. The matter
is in allegiance.
The contract for printing the annual re-
port OF the chief engineer was awarded TO
tie Star Printing Company. The only
other bidder was George A. Wolfe.
City Auditor Rice in letter TO the board
Informed that body that the bill for build
ing a fence around the Weldin Farm res
ervoir which the board charged up to the
current fund Of the department, should be
charged against the special account of the
board. A discussion followed the reading
OF the letter and 1t was finally decided te
refer the matter TO the city solicitor for
an opinion as to which account 1t should
be charged up to.
Evening journal., 1908-08-25
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.


AN ACT proposing an amendment to
Section rs OF Article OF the Constitution
OF the State Of Delaware, relating 70 the
Compensation OF the Members and Pre-
siding OFFICERS Of the General Assembly
BE Il enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives OF the State OF Della
ware in General Assembly met Two
thirds OF all tho members elected 70 each
section THAT the following amend
ment be and the same Is hereby proposed
10 Section rs Of Article OF the Consutu-
tion OF Delaware.
the third line OF said Section rs. Article
9 OF the Constitution. and the word "tcn"
be inserted In lous thereof, and the word
''six" be stricken out OF the fourth line
OF Section 15. Article OF the Constitution.
and the word twelve" be inserted In lieu
RICHARD HoDGsoN.
Speaker OF the House
ISAAC T. PARKER.
President OF the Senate
T. Joseph l.. Cahall. Secretary OF State
OF the State OF Delaware, do hereby GER
tify that the above and foregoing is a true
and correct copy of House Bill No. 3i2.
entitled "An Act Proposing an Amend
ment TO Section rs Of Article Of the Con-
stitution OF the State OF Delaware, relat-
ing to the Compensation OF the Members
and Presiding Officers Of the General As
sembly." as the same appears on the en-
rolled biil fled IN the office OF the Secre-
tary Of State. which said bill proposing
such amendment 10 the Constitution OF
this State IS published in accordance with
the requirements Of the Constitution OF
the State.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I
have hereunto set my hand and
official seal, at Dover. this twen-
(SEAI.) ty-fifth day OF July, in the year
OF our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and eight
JOSEPH L. CAHALL
Secretary Of State.
jy2s-tues-oct27-14t
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thin out; If the
thought occurs
70 you that in
a year or two
you can take
your seat in
the baldhead-
ed row with
out being ask
ed for creden
tials tn e n
you've got a
chance. and a
& r e at bis
cbonoa
Evening journal., 1908-08-25
eettIna PIenty Of RIaokbIrds.

Passengers on the New Castle troll
ley cars and employees of the trolley
company have been bringing home for
several days past great quantities Of
blackbirds from Delaware City. These
it is learned have been purchased
from gunners who slaughter them IN
the vicinity OF Fort Penn. The birds
are sold at Is to 20 cents per dozen.
Evening journal., 1908-08-25
HIS HORSE WAS STOLEN

Locking the stable after the horse is
stolen is about as sane an act as trying
10 grow hair after the head is bald
If the hair root be absolutely dead,
permanent badness will be your lot
and you might as well cheer up and tell
your friends that it isn't so bad after
all, as to bemoan your fate.
But If yorr hair is just beginning to
Evening journal., 1908-08-25
Mr. and Mrs. eootee ceIebrate.

LAUREL. Aug. 25.-At their home
In Ellis Grove, Mr.. and Mrs. Grif-
fifth Gootee celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary yesterday in the
presence Of over a hundred friends and
relatives. Rev. Mr.. Schlincke. OF
sharptown, made an impressive and
interesting address. During the day
the aged couple received many hand
some presents, including a hundred
dollars in gold as the gift Of theii
children.
Evening journal., 1908-08-25
NOTICES

1-orrcE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N Ar.r, STATE LICENSES AND TAX
nm, AryD NOT PAID ON OR BEFORE
a,tIT r sorH DAY OF AUGUST, 1905
.,ttupr WILL BE Is PER CENT.
ADDED THERETO. IN ACCORDANCE
xvrrr4 SECTION s. CHAPTER es RE-
vrsrD CODE. LAWS OF DELAWARE.
WINFIELD s. ouIGLEY,
Clerk OF the Peace, New Castle county
Wilmington. Del. July 81. 1908. a6-2it
NroTrcr- MISS ". 70. HUKIIL a CO..
~ chudrcn's drossmaklng, have removed
10 Goodiey's Apartment, No 2 second
door. S. u. Cor. sth and Tatnah StA
a1S-cod-1m
Evening journal., 1908-08-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ZOE SALE
Rargalna 10 ANAL RuYera.

Bargains 20 Quick Buyers.
only hotel In suburban town OF 1000 in
hnbitants licensed 10 March. 1909: doing
good business Poor health cause Of sale.
Mansion 2i23 Pennsylvania Ave Modern
IL rooms, stable and large lot. WIN sell
or trade Tor farm
. Rouse. rooms and porch. modern 2ith
cause OF sale.
So' Jefferson ST. modern rooms porch
lous Hancock ST., modern. rooms and
pvrSn Snn De bought on very casv terms.
l5oS French St. rooms ana norch
10Th and Pine Sts.. rooms and modern.
SeVefal country residences and farms
Money to loan on both city and farm
o. G. Go0DrN.
noth fhones 500 Market St
Evening journal., 1908-08-25
ROOMS FOR RENT.

NTPGPn sax so5 M soo :, -,--,s., -, ca.
Philadelphia. Rooms. 2s. a5. soc Gen-
uemen only. ally
yxrANTED-MAN AND WIFE FOR
w front room also table boarders 700
French ST. iyD-1m
xKrANTED-ONE OR TWO GENTLE
w men hoardors or dodgers for room
close 20 B. and o. depot Address c. L.
Journal office. iy30-eod-lm
Tor RENT-THREE ROOMS. FUR
nished or unfurnished SIG W. eth St.
a2f-6t