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Custer and Rsmasur.

In General Morris Schan's remiuis-
cences. "The Spirit OF Old West
Point" there IS an incident that goes
to show that not even the FIRST bitter
ness Of the struggle between the north
and the south could put out altogether
the fires OF friendship. 1t was the
fate Of Stephen d. Ramseur Of North
Carolina to fall in the Confederate
service. His last hours had a close
connection with West Point, where be
had been enrolled as a cadet. When
IN the darkness after the battle Of Ce-
dar Creek the Union cavalry charged
the broken and fleeing remnants Of q
division Of Early's corps. Custer, who
was in the midst, heard one Of his
troopers who had seized the horses ask
the driver whom he had in his ambu'
lance.
eDo not toll him." commanded q
weak, husky voice.
Whereupon Custer, who recognized
the voice as one he had so often heard
at West Point, exclaimed;
'Is that you, Ramseurf"
Custer had him taken to Sheridan''
headquarters, where his old friends
Merritt, Custer and the gallant Pen
nington, gathered around him ant
showed him every tenderness to IN,
last. He died about 10 o'clock the mex
dav
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plsturhs the caIm.

poet
.'Have you consulted specialist?"
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II OR SALE-IWO-HOksE FUHNI-
L ture car and cart. Apply FRANK
5. w. Cor. 18th and French
streets. a2i-3t.
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TARIFF CAUSES LAY-0FF
OF HOSIERY WORKERS

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. April 25.-rwo
hundred and fifty employees We're laid OH
by tho Brown Knitting COMPANY and In
the trade fl IS thought this shortening Of
working force IS preliminary TO long
shutdown affecting many hosiery mills.
Failing or in orders due 10 the tariff
situation In Washington, Is given as a
reason for the stagnation of trade. One of
the best and newest mills in the country Is
that OF the Brown Knitting Company. Tho
machines are especially designed for the
manufacture Of full fashioned hosiery
the higher grade that comes directly into
conflict with the Goods imprtcd from Ger
many. The plant OF the Brown Company
represents an Investment OF $685. coo. II ia
the largest hosiery concern in Phiadel-
phia.
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PROPOSALS.


GALE OF BONDS, THE HOARD OF
- Public Education in Wilmington, Della
ware VIII receive proposals for an OF
any portion of twenty thousand dollars
School Building ana Equipment Bonds
until S o'clock D. m Monday. April 20.
1909. Sasid Bonds are coupon I'm form and
bear interest at the rate of tour and ono.
the denomination OF one Thousand Doll
lars each, being due and payable after
Proposals must be in strict accord
aucc with The circular advertisement and
must be submitted on forms prepared
bv tho Board of Public Education and
which Will be supplied on application 20
Harry J. Guthrie, Secretary OF the
SAMUEL IT, RAYNARD.
Chairman. Finance Committee. Board of
Public Education in Wilmington, Del.
al2-l4-l6-i9-2i-23.
CEALED PROPOSALS. WILD BE RE-
, ceived by the Board of Health un-
On Monday May 3rd. az 10 o clock, for
the collection and removal Of garbage.
Bidders may submit proposals for the
collection and removal of garbage for q
single district or FOR the entire city.
Copies OF the specifications fNoposai
blanks and envelopes may be had az the
office OF tho Board of Health after Apri
18th. at y. m.
All proposals must be placed IN en-
velopcs provided for tho purpose, the
[ said envelopes sealed and deposited if
before 10 o'clock on the date above spec
ihed May srd) The right 70 reject ans
or all bids Is reserved
BY order Of the Board OF Health
JOSEPH WIGGLESWORTH,
a13-16-20-23 Secretary.
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EVERYONE HAS MET THEM
In Wilmington or Elsewhere.

The people who say they have never
saved a dollar and do not believe they
ever will. There are others saving one
dollar where they should save two and
still others have never given the mat
ter serious thought.
BY a campaign of education and per-
sonal solicitation and by loaning hand
some little Home Safes holding SIS TO
500 in silver. etc. The North Ameri-
can Bank and Trust Co. located in the
Ford Building is making hundreds OF
good substantial, depositors Of these
several classes.
They start accounts and loan safes
on a S10O deposit and pay four per
cent. compound interest,"
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Parted

Parted.
I once had a friend
Who was dear to my heart.
We swore by our whiskers
We never would part.
] loaned him a dollar.
Thank fate twas not ten,
For since then I never
Have seen him again.
He came TO my Office
And said: "By the bye,
Just slip mo a dollar.
I find I am shy.
I'll pay you tomorrow
He carelessly said.
And often 1 wonder
How long he's been dead.
Had I but refused II
And made an excuse
I'd still have the friendship
That Daught could jar loose.
For he would be living
In hopes that some day
He'd manage 20 touch me
And wander away.
IT'S that way with friendships
Too often. fear.
They're bound by the dollar,
No matter how near.
The test IS the money,
Pathetic. but true.
To lose them Just loan them
A dollar or two.
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Bucher. Sign painter. GIG shipiey.'
Georqetown Bible Society.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEoRGETOWN. Del. April 2S-At a
meeting of the GEORGETOWN Hundred
Bible Society, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year.
President, DR. G. Frank Jones; vice
president, James a. Marsh; secretary
and treasurer. George w. Jones. The
local branch of the Sussex County So-
ciety has done great work during tho
past year and it was loargely through
its members and the cooperation of
superintendent John d. Brooks that
the schools of the county are sup
piled with the great Book
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POTATO MASHER
BARS TAX COLLECTOR

HARRISBURG. April 23.-Having
been routed by one of the biggest po-
tato mashers in Cumberland county
held by Mrs. II. L. Frank, Tax Collec-
tor J. II. Deckman is resting upon his
arms.
Deckman went TO Franks house TO
collect taxes and found Frank seated
I'm a kitchen chair. Just then the po-
tato masher and Mrs. Frank broke in
to the scene and Declman retired.
Deputizing A. ID. Brandt to assist
him. he returned. Both We're routed
with the masher, but not before Deck
man had obtained an inventory OF part
of the household gods. A third visit
TO tack up a levy notice on the front
door met with third rout.
Mrs. Frank is awaiting the fourth
move by Decl1n0n. The potato mash
er is still in service.
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NOTICES.

NJ OTIcH TO CANDIDATES.
- All candidates to be voted for ut the
Republican Primary Election on Satur-
ing the chairman or secretary OF the RE-
publican First District Committee. on or
before Tuesday, May 4. 1909, at s O'Clock
p. m. ~. III. RII4LANY.
Attest; ~N-
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FOR SALE

L sAGESMkfN POINT sEGARS
all Havana hllors. DJRSTElN, Man
ufacturer, all dealers al-lmo-
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peIta Phi Officers.

SpeclaI 20 THE LNENING JOLNNAL
NEWARK April 23.-At the last
meeting OF the Delta Phi Literary So
ciety Of Delaware College the follow
ing officers were elected: President.
Prouse 90; viccp president Lyndan
10; secretary. Garrison. II; treasurer.
H. Lowe. 10. The Delta Phi IS tho
oldest literary society in the state.
having been founded in 1894.
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Haven Church, Welcomes Pastor

The Junior League of Haven NJ. E.
Church on Thursday afternon gave a
welcome reception TO its pastor and
wife on their return to the charge for
another year. The church was decor
atcd with flowers and drapery. A pro-
gram was given consisting OF recita-
tions, music and addresses. The little
folks. under the direction Of Mrs. Mary
Z. Foreman and Mrs. Mary J. Wood
len. are doing excellent Junior League
work.
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REMOVAL

GEO. w. QUINN. N. D..
has moved his Institute of Osteo-
pathy to the DUPONT Bldg. Hours
9 to II and 2 to S. Saturday 9 to
II. Evenings by appointment.
January 18th. a.
mr. WM. h. HARRIS HAS REMOVED
- his Dental Offices to The clinton
Apartments ~ West Tenth street.
ngl-imO
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DRIVERS SHOULD BE
CAREFUL OF MAIL BOXES

Postmaster Henry c. Conrad sug-
lgests that owners of vehicles call the
attention of their drivers 20 the inn
|portance of driving carefully when in
the neighborhood of one OF the trolley
cars carrying a rapid transit" mail
box He feels satisfied that the great
majority OF these owners, regardless
entirely of any liability that might
fan TO them through the misconduct
nf their drivers, win feel sufficiently
interested IN tho protection of these
trolley mail boxes 70 sec 10 IL that
their drivers exercise proper care in
abe matter.
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40 io Re nisnnnointed.

"Going to move this springg'
ayes, If we can find n worse place
than we have for more money"
Thai IS a funny notion
might as well look for what we viii
be sure to find"
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- AIlsstia ! 49, -. -.
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GARRICK-

An excellent show is entertaining large
and apprecistive audiences at the Car
rick this week. showing again that Man
ager Dockstader can always be depended
upon to furnish good clean entertainment.
for local playgoers at all times.
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FINANCIAL.
N. W. Cor. 9Th and Market Sis.
Capital and Surplus. si,OOO,OOO

IL YOU are not getting
"a satisfactory rate OF In
terost for your mony per-
haps We can help you in
crease it. We have always
for sale High Glass Bonds
yielding from 4 per cent.
20 B Ia per cent. which
We believe arc perfectly
safe.
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No,u A.. RioxoIa Mnr6thon.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
NEWARK. y. j.. April 2s-rhe hrst
Marathon bicycle race ~iil be run cN
here SUNDAY. an Of the prominent pro-
fossionsis. 4nclcdinS Champion kra-
ner. joe Fogler and Eddie Root COM
Ipeting.
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Wand Whistlino CurtaiIed.

James Kerr. of Chester is circulat-
ing a petition asking the officials Of
the Baltimore a ohio Raiiroad Com
nany 20 instruct their engineers 10
discontinue unnecessary whistling as
they pass tArough Chesior
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L.eokinq Around.

''The doctor says he must quit smok
ing"
"What is he going to do about itl'
sect another doctor"
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Emancinatsd.

"Does your wife want to voter
"She doesn't know"
"Why doesn't she kDow|
Il haven't told her yet"
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pemooratlo Lieadnuartor.

The headquarters Of the Democratic
City Committee viii be located I'm the
second story Of the Democratic League,
No. 60 French street.
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Amateur Photoaraphers

Bring your negatives 10 our Demon
stration today or Saturday and have a
print made free Of charge. w Roy
Fryer. No. East Third street.
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REAL EsTATE FOR SALE

R0R SALE, or fST~hXVfNG
Ter the large business property. fronting
on. Fourth street Fifth street, and Penn
hytEahla hailIoad trelEht tarus. s. eao
u coal bins, large stable. ONCE and store
room. Tho entire property ove- loOgS
Immediate possession. TIE PHILIPS
THoMPsoN CO.. 200 East Fourth street.
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Tt is as hard to give away a thing
that you don't want as it is to keep
thing you do.
Evening journal., 1909-04-23

"I suppose matrimony has its excit-
ing moments.r
"Yes; at times it IS quite hair rails
ing"
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PUBLIC SALES
pUBLIC SAFE
or HORSES AND COWS.
viii sell at Golden lIill Farm. Mt
Cuba. Del.

4 OF HORSES AND COWS.
viii sell at Golden Hill Farm, Mt,
Cuba, Del.
on MONDAY, APRIL g, 1909,
at ] o'clock. sharp.
10 head OF work and general business
horses One 3-ycar-Old colt, one b-yoar-
old mule. one pair Of mules coming two
years old and little beauties. 40 head OF
Fresh Cows and Close Springers. from
York and Adams counties, Pennsylvania.
Two Stock Bulls. a few Tat Cows and
bolognas, several sets Of new driving
harness Come early and take dinner
with mo Horses sold on n guarantee. II
not as represented send them back. Cows
YOU take as YOU did your wife, for better
or worse Come for dinner and see a
sale. stock must be sold to make room
for more.
Sixty days credit interest added.
JOHN +. O'NEAL.
Ellis Hicks. Clerk.
Price Dillworth, Auct a20-5t
Ern AT PRIVATE SALE
" VAeeSN fresh COWS, springers.
T.,,.xIe stock bulls and steers
st7sssV's~s-s's-a PASSMORE BROS.
Bell phone lil7-A. a-.-m.w.s Limo.
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Wanted Results.

'I am going TO advertise with signs
hung on the sides Of every mule team
In town."
"What IS the ideag"
"They have such wonderful pulling
qualities"
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There are lots Of people in this
world who aren't to blame.
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WANTED

SPEcfIL DsncInF at Music Hall TO-
- night. Connell st., bet. End and 3rd.
a20-lmo
WA n n n ED-WORKTNG PARTNER
w with $500 10 5000 for business pay
Ing 40 per cent ON investment No sports
or trlders need apply. Address ". Jour-
nal once a14-imo-eo od.
XKTANTED-TO BUY CABIN AT
w Pennsgrovc. Must be cheap. Ad-
oa-1t
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MEDICAL.

RN Puf. G. F. TREEL. 535 North
k,EDt CfvSL @ Philadelphia "a. "fin ncuiteher
" ~ SlAlU Nts Arli.- oaiy srruau Specialist.
X t4tA The GERMAN TREAIHknI the only ruaranteed
W. cure 'or Specific Blood Poison oihcrs can't ears.
An Prir.f. nseas-s Ahuset Wettuesset Asoua
n.bit Tos Wnrhaod Drain. Ie.tea VI cnrsle sririure
the cutfinrl Tidnrv Bladder Small ehruuten Organs. -
vsars rrarfica years haspial experience IL etrany.
Es ~ r,.k tells an exposing City Country ldfrttn1
.rsa fccrser saranceed- HI trcatmca Caii er Nsite
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when it comes to paying the price
the general opinion Of mankind is apt
to be that it isn't worth it.
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Statesmen WANTED.

XTTANfED~AGERTs isVER9WnETE
w for the Old reliable sick. accident
and funeral benent association.
COSMOPOLITAN,
al-lmo No. West Ninth ST.
rANTED-SEVERAL NEAT SALES
w men for Delaware, Pennsylvania
and New Jersey. to handle good line OF
tobacco. Can az No. 400 East Third
street ASK Tor Mr.. knotts. a5-lmc
Evening journal., 1909-04-23

The man in politics has to be all
things to all men and is liable to eud
by being nothing to anybody.
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FOR SALE

w. b.. dark bay pating horse, .
years old, sired by Axtell, by VIM. l., by
George Wilkes, by Hamblctonian 10
Dan queen Wilkes. by Red Wilkes, by
George Wilkes. by Hnmbletonian 40.
This horse when IN racing condition
WAS second 70 Prince A., In 2o9ih. His
sire ANtell sold for sos 600. second high
cst priced horse n the world. His mark
OF 2ll IA was made In the seventh heat
Of hard-fought' race, which shows his
endurance and staying qualities.
W. r.. Is a good oi.e and II worked
VIII make an extremely fast matinee
horse.
For price and further particulars, Ad-
dress =. o. BOX iS3, Middietown, Della
ware. a22-lwk
FOR sALE-HoUsE. THREE-sroRY,
provementH Apply No. 30 East 1went-
fourth street. aI-2w-e. od.
FOR SALE-A FINE. NEW HOUSE
at Hillcrest. Hard wood finish
cement cellar hot water heat, large,
open, airy rooms, wired for eNectric
light, having combination fixtures, flne
water, furnished by air pressure with
lot 100 ieet front by 2l3 feet deep. Au-
tomobile house with cement floor, ce-
trees, shrubbery and hedge. owner NOV
/ Ing on account OF health. This Is an ele-
CANT opportunity TO get a me home with
/ all ConVcniences OF tho city.
CHARLES c. t(uRTH.
Opposite Court Housel mis-m-w-t-ti
FOR SALE-CORNER STORE. ICf
cream soda water and eonfeetlon
cry. Wholesale and retail trade. Max
/ ing money. WIN furnish proof. Also
tools for making everything
/ a23-lt. Philips, 300 Lombard.
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SHERIFR,S SALES

sfiERfffs sxLE~Bf VfRfUE OF <
writ OF Levau Facias. to me directed
Will be exposed to Public Sale at tho
Court House. on Market street. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. IN the city
OF Wilmington, New Castle County.
Delaware.
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ON oAIVKDAI,
THE elTH. DAY OF APRIL. 1909.

AT 10 O'Clock, a. m.
the following described real estate, viz.
All that plantation and tract OF land
situate IN New Castle hundred, New Cas-
tie county and State OF Delaware ad-
Joining lands late OF Charles T. DUPONT
deceased, John Janvier. the New Castle
Commons and the road leading from
Newport 10 New Castle. containing about
one hundred and forty GAO acres OF
land.
seized and taken IN execution as the
property Of James B. Toman and Mich
ael J. Reedy. surveying mortgagors and
10 bo sold by
Evening journal., 1909-04-23

Time is money, and the fellow who
steals money gets time. but It doesn't
follow that the fellow who steals time
gets money.
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FOR SALE

Six new houses, just competed, con-
tanning seven rooms and bath. Combina-
iion gas and electric fixtures, front ana
back porches. cement cellar. hot All. neat
er and papered. VIII sell on easy terms
Centrally located. Winchester Place, pc
tween Thirteenth and Fourteentn, Ut
anee and Tatnau streets. Apply OF
pemises to
CHARLES f. ANDERSON & SONS.
AUTOMATIC Phones l0to-S51o
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BTTSTNESS OPPORTUNITIES

Tor SALE-MOVING PICTURE MA
L chine, cheap. Address NJ, Journal
ONCE. ayz-5t
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XITANTED-THE BEST INVESTMENT
w on earth is Life Insurance stock.
We have a splendid proposition for either
the large or small investor. Now paying
dividends. Statesmen wanted. Address
l.. d.. Evening Journal Ofice.
nh-Irnn-n "a
Evening journal., 1909-04-23
ON SATURDAY.
THE eirH DAY or APRIL. 1902.

at 10 O'Clock, a. m,
the following described Real Estate viz:
Al that certain lot or piece Of land
with the dwelling thereon erected. known
In the said city OF Wilmington. bounded
and described as follows. 70 wit:
Beginning at q point on the northerly
side Of Seventh street at the distance OF
eigheeen feet easterly from the easterly
side OF Harrison street, thence northeriy
parallel with Harrison street, and pass
ing through the middle OF the division
wall between the house on this lot and
the house adjoining on the west, eighty
six feet to a point in the southerly side
OF an alley nine feet wide running parali-
el with Seventh street from Harrison
street TO Van Buren street; thence there
by easterly thirteen feet eleven and one
half inches; thence southerly parallel
with Harrison street, and passing
through the middle OF the division WQli
between the house on this lot and he
house adjoining on the east. eiehty-slx
feet to a point in the said .-Srtherly side
OF Seventh street, and thence thereby
westerly thirteen feet. eleven and one
half inches 70 the place OF beginning. Be
the contents thereot Wnat they may.
With the free and uninterrupted right,
use and privilege OF said alley IN COM
mon with others entitlsd thereto forever
Under and subject nevertheless TO an
equitable share OF the costs, charges and
expense OF keeping said alley m repair.
Seized and taken IN execution as the
property OF Johanna McKagney. survive
Ing mortgagor and johanna McKasneys
ADMINISTRATIVE OF Owen IT. McKagncy, de-
ceased. and 10 be sold by
CHARLES II. LIPPINCOTT.
shsrifrs once Wilmington. Delawars
April g. 1909. a7-lo-l4-ll-l9-z3
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ROOMS FOR RENT

TfRARD-sO5, S07 AND 500 RACE sT..
" Philadelphia. Rooms, 25c, 35c. 5oc.
Gentlemen only. api-09-ly
FOR RENr-FURNISHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping. c0i u. 6th
ST. a3-lmo
EOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS
all conveniences. Also large parlor.
suitable for business purposes. llo5 Mar
ket ST m19-lmo-eod
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4ELP WANTED-MALE


Help WANTED-MALE
SST1RfED~HBIE-BobiED MEN BE
w tween ages 10 and rs for u. 8. Ma
rinc Corps. Must be native born or have
first papers. Excellent opportunity to
Zee tho world. Good pay. Clothing, ra-
tionE, quarters. medical attendanco free.
Apply az ". s. MARINE CORPS RE-
CRUITING STATION, Post once BUILD
ing. Wilmington. Del. hl-26t
TANTED-RAIi.WAY MAIL CLERKS.
w Salary $500 20 Si4O0. No "lnyoifs %
Examination In Wilmington May 18th.
Common education sufficient. Candi-
dates prepared free. Write Immediately
for full particulars FRANKLIN fNST1-
TurE, Dept. ia, Rochester, n. Y.
ANTED-RA1LwAY MAIL CLERKS.
w Salary $500 70 Slt0o. NO "layoffs.' p
Examination in Wilmington fiay 18th.
Common education sufficient. Candi-
dates prepared free. Write immediately
for fuli particulars FRANKLIN IN
STfTUTE, Dept 2tA-, Rochester, n. y.
al2-imo
w XTANTED-AUDITING A SET OF
Wv books at evenings by experienced
boolskeeper. Address C-i6, Journal ofncs
sis-ist
/ THREE GENTLEMEN WITH NEA7
4 appearance Good contracts for am
hitions and Industrious men. l.. q. ROC
/ ERSON, Supt, 6N Market ST., End hoor
al9-6t.
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No. GIG East Ninth street. Location
must be seen TO be appreciated, has
BACK and front porches. large yard, large
wood. with bath. oantry. sforeroom. Dou.
Bile wash trays. Terms TO suit good parry
Ninth street a9-imc
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If some clever man who doesn't be-
lieve in woman suffrage would Just
suggest to the wonderland get them
to adopt the suggestion-that they set
tie the tariff question among them
selves before demanding the suffrage.
the men might feel secure from the
suffragettes for the next hundred
years.
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Wilson LINE TO PHILA.

PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT
Leave Fourth street wharf winning
ton, 730 1890 a. m. l30 ana SO y. ~
Leave Chestnut street wharf. thileqel-
phia, 730 and 1880 a. M l.o0 anu so n;
m Saturdays and Sundays ohiy ''''
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cHAKIEs H. LIPPNcoTr,

Sheriffs once. Wilmington. Del.
April z, 1909 a10-f2-15-1s-2 2c-23
sHERIFFS SALE-BY VIRTUE OF "A
writ OF Levarl Facias to me directed.
will be exposed 20 Public Sale, at the
Court House, on Market street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, IN tho
city Of Wilmington. New Castle county,
and State OF Delaware.
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nrRrcroRa

n. Rrinchuret. Jr. j. wilkins Cooch
]. Smith Brennan Willard salisbury
Jos. l.. Carpenter Robert b. Wheeler
Ohio Nowland John H. Dandy
-, 1,,,croft Thos S. Dellah
Franklin Taylor VICTOR ~ Nooiiey
Samuel X. Smith Henry b. Thompson
DIT. James a. Draper, Jr.
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TRANspoR4e-IoN
bush LINE

Freight received Tor all points. siYeI
personal attention, and torWdrueo
promptly at lowest rates and Dy Des'
routes. 49,,
zdelphia at 500 p. n. daily. SUNDAY O.
Cepted. A.,
Through rates ana bills Of ladinS Is
sued. -
GEORGE w. BUSH & SONS co.
Pier g. North Wharves Philadelphie.
French Street Wharf. Whining tvn.
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NJ OTfCE-ON OR ABOUr APRIL. STFf
- I VIII move my office and shop from
4es Orange street 20 10 Tatnail street f0a
Orange street will be for rent after
April %. HARRY S. LYNCH
a1-olo-u III CtOnfrnrtor