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rip-roaring kind. The denouement comes
when Frank Fuller, who Is impersonating
John Brown IN Temples house. Is con-
fronted by Mrs. Fuller who turns out to
be the woman In the Ferris wheel with
Temple. Finally more diplomatic lying
stralghtens out the tangle, and WHEY
Temple and wifey Fuller are satisfied. The
play Is really worth while and one OF the
best OF the kind since Bluffs" was here.
Mr.. McDermott as Fuller Incorporating
as Brown was superb. Mr.. Miller as Tenn
pie was clever at all times and really be-
came a proficient liar Miss Pitt as Mrs.
Temple was the star throughout. She in
terpreted her part artisucally and demon-
sirated that she IS thorough actress. Mr..
Hockey as the butler also was fine Mss
Sayre. Miss Brook. Miss Strickland. Mr..
Emory and Mr. Hammond also take their
parts very acceptably. Last nights at
tendance was large despite the threaten
ing weather.
Evening journal., 1909-10-28
COMPILE RULES
FOR ASSESSORS

Levy Court Commissioner Taylor is
preparing for the assessors. They viii
shortly receive their books for the year
1910. and by the time they come to get
their instructions the Levy Court Will
have the law set forth so that the as
SCISSORS will have no ground TO say
they were ignorant on any point The
assessors in the city Of Wilmington in
former years caused considerable
trouble by failing to assess property
TO the rightful owner. Under the
law they must make a monthly state
ment showing the transfers Of prop
erty. There has been a custom to let
both the former and present owners
remain on the assessment list. 1t be-
came such a general nuisance that the
Levy Court refused 20 pay the monthly
salaries until the assessors made cor
rectlons and reported them to the
county treasurer.
The assessment I'm Wilmington for
1910 viii be as near correct as possible.
Real estate values will be increased
as the sale OF properties during the
past six months shows that property
is not. assessed anywhere near its
value.
Evening journal., 1909-10-28
WORKING ON MAIL
ROBBERY CASE

Tho mystery surrounding the disappear
ance Of the mall pouch from the baggage
room Of the French street station of the
Pennsylvania railroad on last Friday
night grows deeper
1t was reported to-day that a hrst-cIass
mail pouch was found several days ago at
Laurel, by Nathaniel Records, and It was
reported that this might be the pouch
which disappeared from this city. but
that It IS not, was stated to-day by a
person presumed to know.
That the pouch found at Laurel was
either thrown or placed where It was
found IS certain. as it could not have
fallen from train and rolled up the hill
on which It was found.
In connection with the pouch taken from
the French street depot it was said to-
day that Postoffce Inspector William J.
Maxwell. and the railroad police were
working on a clue and that something
Is expected TO happen at most anytime.
Much secrecy. however. is being maintain
ed relative to the case.
Evening journal., 1909-10-28
SHE WAS CURED
Miller Drug Co. Sells the Prescription
That Stops all Stomach Disturbances.

Miller Drug Co. Sells the Prescription
That Stops all Stomach Disturbance.
Mrs. Nina Henderson says: MILO
ma cured me Of stomach trouble of
long standing. My trouble came from
a weak and impaired condition Of the
digestive organs. My food did not
digest, but ferinented, making gas.
which, pressed against my heart and
on many occasions ] expected to die
/ doctored and used remedies with
out success or relief, until using Mi
o-na I was cured" 2sS Pavone ST.,
Benton Harbor. Mich, 1905
Mi-o-na is guaranteed by Miller
Drug co. to cure indigestion or any
stomach disease or money back.
Mi-o-na for belching of gas.
Mi-o-na for distress after eating.
Mi-o-na for foul breath
Mi-o-na for biliousness.
Mi-o-na to wake up the liver.
Nu-o-na for heartburn.
AIi-o-na for sickheadache.
Mi-o-na for nervous dyspepsia.
Mi-o-na after a banquet.
Mi-o-na for vomiting OF pregnancy.
Mi-o-na for car or sickness.
Mi-o-na for over-indulgence Of the
night before.
Fifty cents a large box at leading
dealers everywhere and in Wilmington
| by Miller Drug Co.
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To Enjoy

the full confidence of the Well-Informec
Of the World and the Commendation o.
the most eminent physicians it was esser
tial that the component parts Of Syr'
Of Figs and Elixir of Senna should
known to and approved by them; Their
sore, the California Fig Syrup Co. pu.
fishes full statement with every packa
The perfect purity and uniformity Of pr
duct, which they demand in laSatiy
remedy Of an ethical character, are assure
by the Company's original method OF mar
ufacture known TO the Company only.
The figs of California are used in t.
production of Syrup of Figs and Elixir
Senna to promote the pleasant taste, bu'
the medicinal principles are obtained irop
plants known to net most benehcially.
To get It's beneficial effects always buy
the genuine manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only, and for salt
~ all leadin. druggists.
Evening journal., 1909-10-28
COUNTY TREASURER
TO GET ALL TAXES

County Treasurer Robert NJ. Burns
this morning commenced to serve at
tachments on taXables who owe taxes
for the year 1907. Beginning on Mon
day next, he will advertise for sale
the properties of those who owe taxes
for the years 1905 and 1906. For the
former year taxes amounting 10 $3.50
are due, and for 1906 about Sl75 is due.
Uncollected taxes for 1907 amount TO
about $4,000. and County Treasurer
Burns is determined that the duplicate
for that year shall be cleared up by
the end OF 1909.
Evening journal., 1909-10-28
CLASSIC DANCER
In COSTLY DRESS
Elaborate Production at Opera
House For Next Three
Days

For the remainder OF the week at the
Grand Opera House the new bill contains
more than the usual quota, OF clean and
excellent comedy. musical numbers Of eN-
ceptional merit and some clever bits Of
drama. In addition TO this some Of the
acts will be given the most elaborate
staging yet seen at the theatre.
Undoubtedly the most pretentious act
on the bin will be Lola Yberri and Louise
Taylor. "The Classic Dancer and the
operate Soprano" An idea Of its elabor-
ate character may be obtained from the
statements that IL cost 5000 TO stage this
production and nothing to equal It's gorge
Gus costumes and it's beautiful accessories
has been seen at the opera House this
season. Miss Yberri wears one costume
which cost 1900 and the silk plush cur
tain used instead of the usual theatre
equipment cost $500. There will also be
the necessary light effects. Miss Yborri Is
a classic, graceful dancer. Miss Taylor is
soprano with voice Of grand opera
quality. it Is splendidly trained, has a
wide range and IS under perfect control.
Her singing is in every way as artistic in
it's line as the wonderful dancing OF Miss
Yberri.
MadeI and Corbley win offer delight
fully funny II nonsensical shit Summer
Boarders and Sum r Not" II is not only
a clever skit but it offers these entertain
ers an opportunity 20 do some exception
ally notable character work. There arc
also a number Of musical numbers which
form an attractive feature OF the pre-
sentation OF the bright little slSit.
Claude and Marion Cleveland in their
new songs and funny gossip never fail e
start a laugh when they appear on thu
stage. They are bright and interesting
couple and come here with a record OF
long line Of successes
In the Celine Animal Circus is prom
ised the funniest aggregation Of trained
dogs. monkeys and ponies which has evei
been gotten together. The animals are
trained until they show almost human In
telligence and there is plenty OF comedy
/ in the Offering 1t Is one Of the few animal
acts that interest the old as well ar the
children.
! Kyle Gurney and Co. are kept over
| for the remainder Of the week on account
of the general satisfaction with their work
during the first half of the week They
will to-day offer an entirely new sketch.
however. so. that all Of the program be-
| ginning to-day will be new. The new play
let is Married Life" and It IS a pretty
little thing full Of humorous situations
and viii be successful as a producer OF
laughs. It is said to be even funn er than
THE Cowpuncher's Boss" which was Of
fered the first three days OF the week.
There will be a new Offering Of pictures
Evening journal., 1909-10-28
WARRANTS AGAIN
In LICENSE CASES

The Law and order Society is now Civ
ing attention TO the liquor cases. hearings
In which we're denied by the Court OF
General Sessions several weeks ago be-
cause of lack OF jurisdiction, and infor-
nations In the cases are now on file In the
Municipal Court The warrants were
served to-day and Cornelius j. Mundy,
John j. Gormley. John r. Mulrooney and
John Mulrooney WIN be given a hearing
In the Municipal Court tomorrow morn
ing on the charge Of selling liquor with
out license.
Some months ago these license holders
were arrested and tho grand jury returned
indictments against them Robert IL.
Richards representing Mr Mundy demur-
red 70 the Indictment on the ground that
the Municipal Court had sole jurisdiction
in the city Of Wilmington Of all cases Of
selling liquor without license. The court
of General Sessions agreed with Mr..
Richards contention and the case against
Mr.. Aiundy was abandoned. The cases
against the other defendants were nolle
prosecuted.
Caleb E. Burchenal. representing the
Law and order Society swore out the new
warrants and tho warrants were served
this afternoon.
Deputy City Solicitor A. d. Chaytor
Jr., who will prosecute the cases In the
Municipal Court has obtained a copy OF
the opinion handed down by the Court OF
General Sessions. There are clever
charges against the four defendants. The
Mundy case differs from the other three
Il IS alleged that he sold liquor in less
quantities than half a gallon. In the othei
cases it is alleged that the defendant
failed to take out a bottlers' license.
Evening journal., 1909-10-28
GAMERS REPORT
FOR THE SEASON

The Trl-State Packers Association. COM
posed OF Gamers and packers from Della
ware. the Eastern Shore OF Maryland ana
New Jersey. is holding a meeting at the
Clayton House to-day.
Reports are being submitted by the diff
fcrent Gamers of-the amount Of toma-
toes and other vegetables and fruits pack
ed during the past season. The figures had
not been completed up 20 O'Clock.
Reports indicated that there was an un-
usually large pack Of tomatoes. Some Of
the packers bought entire farm crops OF
tomatoes under contract at figures much
higher than tomatoes we're sold by some
growers not under contract. it was re-
ported.
Evening journal., 1909-10-28
THIEVES MAY HAVE
CAUSED THIS FIRE

Believed TO have been started by
thieves. fire yesterday afternoon dam
aged the home of Henry Lange, at No.
2i0 West street, to the extent Of $1,000.
That the loss was not greater was due
70 the efforts of the members of the
Weccacoe and Fame Companies, which
were summoned by telephone.
The family was away and there was
no fire in the house. nor are there any
electric wires about the place, and in
consequence II Is thought that thieves
started the fire 20 cover up evidence
Of a robbery.
A child in an adjoining house discov-
cred the fire. The blaze was confined
TO the back part Of the house. The
smoke was so dense that several fire
men were overcome and had 10 be
dragged out Of the burning building by
companions.
Evening journal., 1909-10-28
FUNERAL OF SHOOTING
ACCIDENT TOMORROW

The funeral Of Charles NJ. Georgia,
a lad who was accidentally shot and
killed by. Charles Smith, a companion,
will be held tomorrow morning from
his late home, No. 1925 Tatnail street.
High mass will be said in st. Patrick's
Church. and interment viii be made
in Riverview Cemetery.
The young companions Of the Georgia
lad have contributed money with
which they have bought floral tributes
for the deceased boy.
Evening journal., 1909-10-28
O'NEAL TELLS
OF SHOOTING

1t was reported at the Delaware Hos
pltal to-day that there IS a change for the
worse in the condition Of John O'Neal
who was shot by Sergeant William NJ.
Moore, at Delaware City, on Monday
night Yesterday afternoon Magistrate
Robertson and Detective Gillis went 70 the
hospital and took O'Neal's statement OF
the affair.
state Detective Gillis is at Delaware
City to-day making an investigation Of
the shooting He may bring Moore back
with him.
Evening journal., 1909-10-28
SPRINGS TEAM WINS
FROM ALL WILMINGTON

The Springs roller polo team. champ
ions OF Delaware. defeated an ALI
Baltimore team on the Casino floor at
Baltimore last night by a score OF /. 70
0. an extra period of eight minutes be-
ing required TO score. Although the
game was played under the name OF
All Baltimore. all the NJ. A. c. players
were IN that team except Mickey
Whitehurst. who was on the side line
coaching. In the extra half Coward
scored for the Springs boys in a clever
pass from Beatty.
Evening journal., 1909-10-28
RECEIVERS SALE.
RECEIVERS SALE

BY virtue Of an order OF the Chan
ccllor Of the State Of Delaware made the
eighteenth day OF October. "A. D.. 1909
VIII be exposed TO sale at Public Ven
due.
ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1909.
az 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
al tho office Of the New Castle Water
Works Company, IN the city of New
Castle.
All OF the property. real and personal.
OF the New Castle Water Works Com
pany. as shown by the inventory filed
IN the office OF the Register IN Chan
Gerry for New Castle county includinp
the franchises of said company. but ex.
ceptlng the book accounts and credits.
Attendance Will be given ana termi
made known by
RICHARD s. RODNEY. and
JAMES G.. SHAW, JR.,
Receivers
Wilmington. Delaware. October 90 100.
| Oct. u-cod-2wks.
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surprise for Mr.. JoIIs, Pythian.

For several days past Supreme Rep
resentative j. c. Jolls. Of Middletown,
has been planning a surprise party for
II. S. Beasten, who was elected last
week Grand Chancellor X. Of p.
When Mr.. Jolls arrived home last
evening he found that the tables had
been turned. His house was full OF
Pythian workers who called to ex-
tend congratulations to him.
Evening journal., 1909-10-28
ELECTRICITY FOR
COUNTY HOSPITAL

At their meeting yesterday the Trus-
tees OF the Poor discussed a project for
installing an electric light plant at the
County Hospital to furnish light for
the state. Hospital as well as the Coun-
ty Hospital
David L. OFT. superintendent of the
Wilmington City Electric Company,
conferred with the trustees and out
lined a plan whereby the company
would furnish electricity.
No denite action was taken by the
trustees.
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FOR SALE

fSnRs' FDRS. FGRS.
All kinds OF hides and furs bought.
Highest prices paid for Mink and Fox
Skins. c. S. HURLOCK .
J4-6mo Seventh and Popler Sts.
FOR SALE-Si5O WILL BUY A SCHU-
y mann piano. upright. 7 Ia octaves.
I'm elegant condition.
JACOB BROS. Co.
Octi9-tf 90i King st,
TrOR SALE-POULTRY FARM. WITH
IN driving distance of Wilmington.
no reasonable offer refused. Address HIS.
Journal office. Oct2I-2t
EOR SALE-PEERLESS TRACTION
engine. 10 horse power, long cab Run
two seasons. Flrst-class condition. VIII
sell at bargain. n Armstrong, New Ark.
Del Ol2-eOd-6t
EOR SALE-BLACK MARE AND MILK
wagon. Apply 226 Madison street
Oct2S-.t
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pnstnaster Goes Visiting.

William r. Lyman, assistant post
master of Newark, left to-day for
South Carolina, where he win spend a
vacation OF two months. George Brooks
has been appointed by Postmaster
Clarke as assistant until Mr.. Lynams
return.
Evening journal., 1909-10-28
CASEY NOT HELD ON
EAISE PRETENCE CHARGE

The publication that Daniel Casey had
been held for further hearing in City
Court to-day on a charge OF false pre-
tences was erroneous Casey had been be-
fore the court on a charge of drunkenness
and was fined. No other charge was pre-
ferred against Casey.
Evening journal., 1909-10-28
WIN Ereot Two Dwellings.

Building Inspector johnson issued
a permit today to erect two dwellings
for Philip H. Lynch, at a cost Of s3.5oO
each. The houses will be erected at
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Talked over Poultry Show.

At a meeting of the Diamond State
Poultry and Pet Stock Association. IN
the Central Bank Building last night
further arrangements were made ior
the coming show.
Evening journal., 1909-10-28
PURTTC SALES

ToNsTHBTE sHTE~AT sTiDH 'Af
- & Sons Auction Store. No. III FL 50
Fourth street; on SATURDAY. ocle,-
upright piano, Durand). mahogany case.
two large pier mirrors. pictures. ro..5
stove. sideboard. bedroom furnitre. an"
other household goods, etc.
L. {. JONES. Constah be.
Terms Cash. 0el5s-es 5,' :.
nUBLIC SALE-WILL BE SOLD y,
I Stidham & Sons Auction StI24,i;,, St924si;,, " "
III East Fourth street on Sal Hi'
OCTO3ER COZ at l030 a. m. d, ga ths
= one rood work mare. WelsnL i's,S 49, ,,ss.
sound and o. X. sold for "jsH Z. SON
Oct27-5t
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Weddinq al old swedes.

The Rev Albert Z. Clay, curate Of
Old Swedes Episcopal Church. last
night married John 7. Schaffer and
Miss Ethel NJ. Broadbent both OF this
] city
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DRESSMAKING-

MIS- N. STEEL, No. 50s WEST
NA Fourth street. Wilmington. Del,
teacher IA practical dressmaking. Classes
Mondays. Wednesdays. and Fridays from
to ~ a m, to p. M. to 10
p. m. School opens October 18th 1909. at
A. m. Terms reasonable. Oi-lmo.
Evening journal., 1909-10-28
Women in euessina Party.

In the parish house last evening the
women of st. Thomas Episeopa,
Church, of Newark. held an enjoyable
guessing party. Sixteen pieces Of loaf
sugar stood for Sweet sixteen
Evening journal., 1909-10-28
REMOVAL NOTICE

pEM0VAL NOTICE.
N Dr. +. B. Manchester announces the
removal OF his Offices from 100 and 40
Equitable Building, Wilmington. Del, TO
400 Delaware avsnue. on Monday, Sep
temher "a. 1900 sept29-lmo
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To Have. Halloween FroIio.

The Junior Guild Of ST. Johns
Church will have a Halloween frolic
in the parish house Of the church this
afternoon and evening.
Evening journal., 1909-10-28

Park Executive Board Meeting.
The Park Executive Board held week
ly meeting today. only routine bust
ness was transacted.
Evening journal., 1909-10-28
MnuING PICTURES.

.-.-,sS,yS> SIZE MOTION PICTURE
N II parlor. pictures every Friday ana
Satur1es- Manager.
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NJ Office OF SALE OF $4,000 WATER
a" MorkH bonds OF the city Of Whining
ton, Delaware. Sealed bids viii bo received
by the Finance Committee OF The Council
OF Wilmington, Delaware. until i2 o'clock
NJ, on November iith, 1909 for the pur-
chase OF 100000 bonds OF the Mayor and
Council OF Wilmington to be issued for
tho purposes and under the provisions OF
chapter lle, Volume q. Laws Of Deln-
ware. said bonds are OF the denomina-
tion Of One Thousand Dollars each and
will bear interest at I per cent. per an
mum, payable semi-anuaily on the FIRST
days OF May and November Bonds ma
ture without option OF prior redemption
Forty-hve Thousand dollars. GS.OoO),
sixty Thousand nd 'douaA. 'eooO0. Novem-
Seventy Thousand dollars. s7OOoN. No
Vember lst 1925
twenty-five Thousand dollars, Cs25OOo,.
November ist 1926
All bids must be enclosed in scaled
envelopes and be endorsed "Bds for the
Purchase of Wilmington Water Works
ed at the Office Of the Clerk OF Council.
Wilmington, Delaware. on or before
twelve o'clock. noon, November nth. 1909.
The right IL reserved to reject any and
all bids. Each bid must be on the form
furnished by tho city and must be ac-
cofnpauied by n ccrtied check on some
bank or trust company for two per cent.
of the amount OF the par value OF the
/ bonds bid fore which amount will be ac-
| cepted az part OF the purchase price n
the bidder Is successful. and the same
20 be forfeited IL the bidder fails 20 ac-
cept and pay for bonds awarded. The
| successful bidder must pay for the bonds
November lS 1909. before twelve O'Clock
noon, in the city Troasurer's once al
/ Wilmington, Delaware. at which time
said bonds will be ready Tor delivery.
JAMES KANE.
RICHARD c. McNULLEN,
SAMUEL II. BENSON. JR.,
! Finance Committee OF The Council OF III,
Mayor and Council Of Wilmington.
/ Oct2S-novf
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u. Ernd.riok on Visit.

DIR and Mrs. s. C. Frederick ieft
TODAY 10 spend a few days with rela-
tiyes in Parkton. Nd.
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ROOMS ZOE RENT
3 Phiiadsiph,a Rosn. ~, sc. s.''ss sss. ~ z.
.fifler. en- 0niy .r,1,.i -


= fih-r.f W. fl4AtiK ST
~ Philadelphia Rooms 1sc. ssc. s5c
rntlenen only. aDi-'a-fv
For RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS. +
No. i60S West Fourth street.
oct1S-bt.
Il Or RENT-TWO OR THREE NICE
rooms. furnished or unfufnishod.
good location, private family. Address
H., Journal once. Octe5-5t.
FOR RENT-THREE BEAUTIFUL
unfurnished rooms. second floor.
800 per month. l02 W 26th St..
Y OR RENT-NfCELY FURNISHED
room. second floor. light. heat US
OF bath. No. sos West Fourth street.
oct1-St-c.o.d.
r FONT ROOM FOR LADY OR GEN
uemen. with or without boards
terms reasonable. 500 u. Fourth 81.
Oct2S-3t
Evening journal., 1909-10-28

eco rHE EvENINa JoURNAL
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WAfITEn

sANITARH MATTRESS CO. III East
Fifth street sent2S iru0
SPECIAL INSTRUCTOR.
Z. {. STUDENTS.
Special instructor. now on duty
every Tuesday and Friday evenings. at
Wilmington Study Rooms. 06 Market St.
f2nd nOOr). II. ". BUSH,
Oct9-1mo. Manager
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" Castle Waier Worlka Comranv.


VS..
New Castle Water Works Company.
AND NOW. TO-WIT, this eighteenth
day cf October. A. D.. 1909. upon motion
OF john II. Rodney. Solicitor for Rich
ara =. Rodney and James c. shaw Jr.,
Receivers OF the New Castle Water
Works Company
1T is ORDERED BY THE CHANCEf1-
LOk that all the known creditors OF the
be notified to file their claims with the
Register OF this Court, duly verified. on
or before the eighth day OF November,
a. p, 1909. and that a copy OF this no.
ticc be sent by mall 20 all OF tho known
creditors OF the said New Castle Water
Works Company at their last known ad-
dress or place OF business. and be pub
lishcd every other day for two weeks
Immediately preceding said date In one
daily newspaper published IN the City
Of Wilmington. IN said County
CHAS. NJ. CURTIS.
Attest: Chancellor
Joseph C. Jolls. Reg. c. c.
oct 23-eOd-2wks.
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LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE COURT or cHANcERY or
THE STATE OF DELAWARS. IN
AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
Willard c. jackson,
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Because Il bas the location Tor buni~
ness. No. 800 Tatnali street, lot 2Sxs5 r.
and iSxab n. Largo open house, well
built; II rooms 2 bs tbs. Possession any
time CHARLES Z. KURTZ.
i0il Market Street.
OpnoFitc Court ouse fs-t.ta.-sf
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REAL ESTATE FOR

yss.-
on IT rs NOR TO BE HAD -
Collecting OF Rents a Speciality
O. II. HAYDEN. successor 10
Hayden Y an.
ant -ff
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HELP WANTFD-FFMALE
GIRL 10 HELP TAILOR. Apply
" Oct27-2t. 283 " Fourth 81.
LYANTED-COOI<S. CHAMBERMAIDS
W house girls. help for tho country.
GERMAN INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
SOC Madison street
Evening journal., 1909-10-28
HELP WANTED-MALE

WANTED RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS.
w Salary $500 to Si40O No '1ayohs"
examination IN Wilmington soon. Com
mon education eufncient. Candidates
prepared FREQ. Write Immediately for
full particulars. FRANKLIN INSTI-
TUTE, Depart i2-G. Rochester. N. Y.
Octf-fmo
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REAL EsTATE FOR RENT

FOR RENT-ABOUT NOVEMBER 18th.
apartment In the Rosalind. 5l5 JEFF
room. heat, hot water and every con-
Ncmence. Apply 70 MAX EPHRAIM.
octls-tt. No. West Fourth st.
FOR RENT-TWO DWELLINGS AND
barn. near Eden Park
Z. VIM. ~. CATHELL,
OclSb-zn-dO. u. g. A. Phone 635-X