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Evening journal., 1910-08-27
CANDIDATES
ARE WELCOMED

A reception to the Republican State
and county candidates was given by
the Ninth Ward Young Mems Re
publican Club last night in the club
house on Head street. near Eleventh.
There was an unusually large attend
ance
George McKelvey, president Of the
club, presided, and themspeakers were
Charles r. Miller, caNdidate for the
State Senate from the First Senator
ial district; James #. Price, also a
candidate; Senator George W. Sparks,
Colonel A. l.. Ainscow, candidate for
representative from the Second dis
trlct; State Detective Harry !. Gillis
who is a candidate for nomination as
representative against Mr.. Ainscow
Howard Stats and Mr.. Megilligan
candidates for sheriff; Mr.. Smith and
Mr.. Guthrie, candidates for coroner
Francis NJ. Walker. and Isaac NJ
Brown, candidates for register OF
wills; A. V. l.. George, candidate for
recorder Of deeds; Joseph c. Jolls
Off register in Chancery; William
Winthdup, for county assessor
All the speakers raped the present
Democratic administration in the city
and called for loyal support for all
candidates. Senator Sparks declared
that he would support the party
/ loyalty even though refused the
nomination for Senator from the First
district. Mr.. Ainscow also pledged
loyal support to the party.
Following the addresses, refresh,
nents were served.
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PUBLIC sALE-REAL ESTATE.


d UBLfC SALE OF REAL ESTATE. on
Friday the second day of September,
At II o clock a. m. 1910, nt the County
Court House, In the city Of Whining.
ton Delaware, 4 viii offer for sale, the
following described real estate. situate
in the said city OF Wilmington, and
known as No. 1910 French street
Beginning at the ensterly side OF
French street, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets 81 the distance OF eighty feet and
ten inches north Of Tenth street; thence
easteriy parallel with French street, one
hundred and thirty-two feet and two inches
TO the westerly side Of an alley ten feet
wide leading into Tenth street, and com
municating with an alley eight feet wide
leading into Walnut street; thence north
erly parallel with French street sixteen foel
and two inches; thence westerly parable
with Tenth street one hundred and thirty
two feet two inches 20 said side Of French
street, and thence thereby southerly sixteer
feet and two inches 70 the place Of begin
ming, with the use Of said alleys In com
mon with others entitled thereto forever.
There is erected on this lot good three
story brick dwelling house, containing mint
rooms and bath, all In good repair
w. T. LYMAN. No. 200 Equitable Bldg
Stidham & Son, Auetioneers. a2oio
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Trustees, sale Of Real Estate.

TRUSTEES SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE
BY virtue OF an order Of the orphan s
Court OF the State OF Delaware IN and for
New Castle County, made the sixth day Of
Jtry, A. d. 1910 with be exposed 20 sale
on THURSDAY.
SEPTEMBER 1ST, 1910,
AT 10 O'CLOCK. A. NJ,
At the, County Court House IN the City Of
Wilmington. the following described Real
Estate, late Of lgnstz Jelonek deceased, to-
wit:
An the following described lot Of land,
with three-story brick dwelling houae
thereon erected situate IN the City Of vii.
mington aforesaid and bounded and describ
ed az follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the Southeriy side Of Logan'l
Court, street twenty nine feet wide run
ming from the Wilmington and Newpor
Turnpike Road 20 the railroad at the dis
lance Of about one hundred and thirty Zee
from the Easterly side Of the said Turn
pike Road. and at the distance Of forty ST.
feet from the Easterly side Of Nancy stree
at William and Alexander Whites land
thence a line Of the same Souiherly parable
with Nancy street and pass through tn
middle Of the division wall between this and
said White,s adjoining house sixty eight Zee
20 James T. Birds land; thence therewitl
Eastcrly parallel with Logan Court, If
teen feet 70 n stake; thence Northerly pnr
allel with Nancy street and passing through
the middle OF the division wall between thi'
and the adjoining two-storied brick house
sixty-eight feet 20 the aforesaid side o.
Logan Court. and thence thereby Westerly
fifteen feet 90 the place Of beginning. Be th'
contents thereof what they may.
Attendance will be given and terms made
PHILIP Q. CHURCHMAN. Trustee.
or BY his attorney
Attest; Joseph c. Jolls. CLERK o. Q.
Wilmington, Delaware, July goth, 1910
a24-27-3o.
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WOULD NOT VAN TO MARRY.
Couple Plan Winter NuptIaIs, Their
ElOpe TO Wilmington.

Rather than walt until next win
ter, when they had previously arrang-
ed to be formally married, William
J. Lambert. Jr., of Philadelphia, and
Miss Anna McMullen. of the same
city. eloped to Wilmington several
days ago. The ceremony was per.
formed by the Rev George l.. Wolf
Announcement of the union was re.
ceIved by the many friends of the pail
yesterday.
Aside from criticism Of the Marry
ing Pnrson" I'm hfSapparent willing
ness to unite young couples on shori
notices, the parents Of both the younl
bride and Mr.. Lambert extended theii
buessings upon the pair.
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.$72 BURNS In
HOUSE FIRE

While trying TO throw a burning bed
from a window at her home, No. 631
West Third street. yesterday. Mrs.
William p. Harkins, besides being
badly burned had s72 burn@ with her
clothing. The money was In pocket
In her apron. Mrs. Harkins is suffer
ing from many burns and shock. AS
she laid the bed on the floor she
noticed smoke coming Nom 1t. Grab
bling It up in her arms she started
for the windows. but the flames gained
Roadway and in an instant the apron
and skirt she was wearing We're in a
blaze Dropping the bed Mrs. Harkins
started for the stairs at the same
time tearing on the blazing garments.
As she was descending the steps the
pain from the burns coupled with
the strain caused her TO faint and
fell to the bottom of the stairs, where
she was found by other members OF
the family.
Evening journal., 1910-08-27
REPUBLICANS
NAME DELEGATES
Party Election Today Shows
But One Contest In
Entire County
STATE CONVENTION
MEETS ON WEDNESDAY

with only one contest for delegates
to the Republican State Convention,
the party primary election is being
held today. The contest is In the
Eleventh ward. Last night announce
ment was made that the contesting
delegates In the Sixth ward had with
drawn.
The polls opened at o'clock and
Will close at Z o'clock this evening.
Under the primary law It is neces-
sary to hold the election even though
/ there are no contests
The delegates chosen today go 10
Dover next Wednesday to name can
didates for Representative In Con-
/ gross, State Treasurer and State Au-
ditor as we'll as members of the State
Central Committee.
Every indication at present points
TO the unanimous denomination OF
Congressman William II. Head.
The city delegate nominations are;
First ward Delegates-Louis Top
lfis, Frank Welsh; alternates-Bar-
net Gluckman and Preston Williams.
Second ward-Delegates - Oscar
burn shrdlu shrdlu upupupupupupu
WEIGH, Walter Rash. Charles Col
burn. John Dennie; alternates--
George Bellville. George Parks.
Third elegates--Charles NJ
Jester, Or. Joseph w. Bastian, Elmer
Vernon; Decentralization Smith
John Abrams. Harvey Nichols.
Fourth ward-Delegates - James
Kitchen, J. Hadley Lewis, Harvey y
Wigglesworth; alternates-William @
Williams. Emmit Stidham. Levin
Gordy.
Fifth ward-De legates--Arthur JET
ferris, George II. Mccall. Homer G
Simmons, Charles Lambert Julian
Adair: alternates William n. Lay
ton, Walter o. Stack. Harvey Hof
fecker, Edgar Q. Bullock, John
Parker
Sixth ward-Delegates W
Benson. Philip Churchman, Wilson
Heinsley. Thomas A. d. Hurson and
John r. Lyons.
Seventh ward-Delegate Rober-
s. Baird, Edmund Mitchell. Jr., David
j. Reinhardt, DIT. J. Hammer Rifle
Jonathan Chippey; alternates-Al'
! fred NJ Clover, Or. John Palmer, Jr.
Henry Charles, Walter ID. Bush, AL
fred Bradley.
Eighth elegates--Robert NJ
Burns, William J. Burton, William II
Caldwell; John Moore. Luther NJ
~ Broadway; observation-disclosures b. Nc
/ Manus, Edwin 7. Morris, Noah p
Green. Harry A. Dawson, Charles +
Smith.
Ninth ward-Delegates W
+, Emering. Thomas r. Pace, George 1
: Watson; alternates-D Daniel KANE
: Pennell Stetser, Joseph Macklen.
!, Tenth ward-Delegates
4 Stradley. William n. Jones; alte'
2. nates-George p. Monck, William
= Greenwood.
= Eleventh ward--For delegate, JDs
ia w. Smith; alternate. Andrew NJ
n Lean: for delegate, John r. Russell
e, alternate, Andrew Mclean.
RI Twelfth ward-Delegates-
I'D Larason, Harry p Cathcart; alt'
N, mates, James Medley, c. II. Tiller
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NO OPPOSITION
DOWN In KENT

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Aug 27.--The Republic
cans of this county are expecting a
small vote at the primaries today be-
cause OF little OF no opposition TO the
denomination such as proposed OF
State and Congressional candidates.
In the Tenth district OF this county
the voters have passed a resolution
for direct nominating primaries, be-
ginning with the next convention.
The delegates to the County Con-
vention are instructed to cast their
votes for the candidate who shall re-
ceive the plurality OF the ballots. Isaac
r. Jester, of Milford Neck; John w
Short. OF Milford, and Aaron Woodruff
OF near Milford filed their names al
candidates for the House.
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PUBLIC SALES.


PUBLIC SALE
Every Saturday at Klnir's Bazaar, at
O clock, OF Horses Wagons and Harness;
Horses of an descriptions. Wagons of all
description. Harness Of all description. Lot
cf new buFgies and runabouts, laundry wag-
ons. milk wagons and farm wagons VIII be
Sold for half their value. Lot second hand
wagons.
WANTED-Wagons, harness and goods OF
all kinds. will be stored at reasonable prices
until sold This is the place 10 store your
goods as we have a better chance 20 sell them
than any other store room in the city.
KIAIR'S BAZAAR,
Eighth and Tatnall Sts., viii, Del.
gale every Saturday. Klair, Auctioneer.
aIG.ttetf
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Another Life Saved.

Rescues are not seasonable and not
a day passes but some one is pulled
from a watery grave.
Captain Charles HUMPHREYS, Of the
truck boat Isabella, while lying near
Market street bridge across the Chris
tiana river on Thursday night, rescued
a man named Conway from drowning
by reaching from the boat and grab
bling him as he came to the surface.
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CLOSING DAY FOR
CITY FAIRGROUNDS

This is the closing day for the pub
lie Fairgrounds Of the city. No for
NAL exercises will be held. but the
youngsters will make the most OF the
last day. Some interesting statistics
of attendance, and the athletic cham
pionship award. are being prepared by
Miss Jennie NJ Weaver and her assis-
tants. and will be ready for announce
ment next week.
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State Of Pennsylvania, SIS.
County Of Beaver
Before the undersigned Notary Public in
and for said county and state personally APP
peared J. T. Martin, President Of Beaver
Petroleum Company. and g. 4. Bennett, and
]. w clark. and b. NJ. Bowman and A. r.
RAymer. directors OF the same, and in due
form Of law acknowledged tho foregoing in
strument 70 be their free act and deed for
the purpose therein contained.
WITNESS the hand and notarial seal this
Goth day Of July, 1910.
Ny commission expires at close next SEES
sion State Senate GEORGE r BovARp
Notary Public
George R. Bovard. Ny commission ex.
Notary Public, pires AZ the close Of
=. Beaver Pa. s sss' 'e''''" OF STATE
STATE OF DELAWARE.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE.
J. William T. Smithers Secretary Of State
Of the State Of Delaware, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is a true and
correct copy OF Statement Of Reduction Of
copital stock Of the BEAVER PETRso,,
in this Office the eighth day Of August, A. d.
1910, az 9 o'clock a. m.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. / have
hereunto set my hand and oficial seal, at
Dover, this eighth day Of August, in the
year Of our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and ten. ,,,,..,,.,,,
secretary's Office Secretary Of state.
1888. i's'
Aug10-2o.27
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OIiref Chnrch SerrIce.

At Olivet Presbyterian Church to-
morrow, the regular schedule of SER
vices will be resumed. The pastor,
the Rev. J. c. Lane, will be I'm the
pulpit at both services, preaching In
the morning on "Jehovah's Battles, -
and in the evening on "Hearsay
knowledge Supplanted by Personal
Vision Of God"
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MULTIPLICATION.

nj OTICE-ELECTION.
IN Office Of Wilmington Savings Fund
Societyk No $40 Market street.
The tonual meeting Of the meinLers CT
the socie.v will be held NJ the once On
Tuesday, September g. 1910 from 10 to IL
a. NJ 10 elect seven managers 10 serve
for three years. The managers will meet
on September z. at o'clock llTsm.i TO or
ganize the board,
FREDERICK E. STONE,
a22-1st Secretary.
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Insurance Agents Named.

The Pennsylvania Mutual Life In
surance Company, of Philadelphia,
has appointed Elwood c. Jackson as
special representative Of Wilmington.
and j. Russell BAIL as general agent
for the State of Delaware, with Of
fees at 22S DUPONT building.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 27-Each day
the political situation in New York
State becomes more interesting be
cause Of the charges and counter
charges Of the "old guard and Col
onel Roosevelt. One day there IS
report that William Barnes, Jr.
known as an up State boss, has de
cided to place the former Presiden
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statesmen WANTED.


G MAN-EXPERIENCED IL ANY
y line 20 sell general trade in Delaware.
BRAND NEW FEATURE Vacancy after
Sept 1st Commission with $4,000 weekly
for expenses. The Continental Jswelry Co.,
Cleveland. Ohio.
xxyANTED-HONEST SALESMAN TO
w represent Us permanently excellent
opening; experience unnecessary salary OF
commission weekly. North Jersey NurFries
Newark, n. J. a24-o'
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name at the head of the ticket this
fall. and the next day such report
is denied. The fact remains that
Mr.. Barnes is taking prominent
part in the talk Of the politicians
and is declared to be ready for any
kind of fight that Colonel Roosevelt
believes necessary for che control OF
the Republican votes
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Cabinet Makers Go Fishing,

Sixteen employees OF the Jackson
and Sharp Company's cabinet shop
left yesterday on a fishing trip TO
Bombay Hook They expect 10 spend
a week and TO have a royal good
time.
Evening journal., 1910-08-27

ID ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STATE HOS
pital at Farnhurst--Sealed proposals
will be received BY the trustees for the fol.
lowing supplies for the months of Septem-
Der, October, November snd December, 1910:
Groceries, bread, beef veal and mutton, dry
goods, clothing, shoes snd slippers, and
drugs.
Bids for beef will be on fore snd hind
quarters, out Of cattle we'll fatted and
dressing not less than 500 pounds, kidney
fat 10 be excluded In The bids Tor hind
quarters.
Bids for veal 10 be on the whole animal
calves 10 be we'll fatted and dressing not less
than 90 pounds.
Bids for mutton to be on the whole animal
sheep 10 be we'll fatted and dressing not
less than SO pounds.
All supplies 10 be delivered 20 the hospi-
tai free Of charge, and In such quantities
as the superintendent may direct.
Blank forms Of proposals and envelopes
will be furnished to those who address DR..
William H. Hancker, Farnhurst. Del
No bids will be considered unless made
on said blanks and In the manner therein
designated. Bids will be opened az the
hospital at 1890 Q. m, Thursday Septem.
Der L. 1910. Contracts will be awarded
20 the best bidderH
The trustees reserve the right 20 reject
any or all bids not deemed TO be n the
best interest Of the Institution. Samples
can be obtained by applying az the hospital
WILLIAM II. HANCkER.
a27-1t Superintendent
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Q TATEMENT OF REDUCTION OF CAP
- ITAL STOCK OF THE BEAVER

Q TATEMENT OF REDUCTION OF CAP
y ITAL STOCK OF THE BEAVER
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
We the undersigned the President and a
majority of the directors Of the Beaver
Petroleum Company, corporation duly or
gained under the laws Of the State of Del
aware, do hereby sign and acknowledge the
following statement Of said reduction.
AT meeting Of the stockholders Of said
corporation duly and regularly called, being
the annual meeting OF the corporation held
Thursday. June %, 1910, Of the ONCE OF
tho company in Beaver, Pennsylvania, al
which meeting there were present In person
and by proxy two hundred and fifteen shares
ont Of total Of three hundred and hye
shares issued and outstanding, the follow
ing resolution was presented and unani
mously passed, all present voting in Che
Affirmative.
RESOLVED, that the authorized capita
Of the company be reduced from one thou
sand shares Of One Hundred Dollars each e
FIVE hundred shares Of One Hundred Dollar
each and that President and Secretary o.
the company be authorized 70 prepare an'
execute proper certificates and hle the SAINT
with the proper officers Of the state o
Delaware and the Recorder Of Deeds At VII
mington. Delaware. as required By law.
. We further certify that the debts OF th'
company not already fully secured arc pai'
and discharged as required by law.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF We have sign
ed this instrument this 25th day Of June
TQ1u
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

~10eo Will START you IN
cl A.Oo profitable ostrich plume
business We want to establish agencies.
You can easily make from $1,000 20 $500
par DAY Write for full information
SOUTH AFRICAN IMPORTING CO.. 1e41
4s wabash Ave, Dept. 227, Chicago, H.
n27-lt
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REWARD.
D RECLAMATION.

p RECLAMATION.
State Of Delaware
Executive DEPARTMENT
Simeon s. Pennewill. Governor Of this State.
TO all persons to whom these presents shall
come. greeting:
Whereas, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Casey. an
aged couple residing at Claymont, New Cas-
lie county in this State, were found dead
IN their bed on the morning OF August 90
1910 at their home in Claymont aforesaid
and,
Whereas, there are reasonable gro inds
for the belief that the laws OF the State
have been violated, and il Is necessary for
the purpose Of procuring the arrest Of a
person or persons ofending that O reward
shall be offered for the arrest aud con
vietion Of such person or persons.
Now, therefore, /, Simeon 5. PcnneTiil
governor Of the State Of Dolaware In ne.
cerdanco with the provision Of Chapter gas,
Nalume 10, Laws OF the State Of Delaware,
IS smeI ded, do hsieby of,r reward of
$3.50 five hundrcd) for ths Arrest ana con-
':ei'rn OF tho persvn er is'F"ss 80 -om-
p'acl tho crime aforesaid SAID reward
60 be Daid TO sici' pris5n or prrs,ls Is
tho attorney general ~ the STATE sail Ger
tdy &C be entitled thereto
In testimony whereof I. Simeon S.
Pennewill, Governor Of the State Of
Delaware, have hereunto set my hand
and caused the great seal Of this
/ (b.S.) State to be hereunto affxed this 22d
DAY o, August, m the year Of our
Of the United States Of America the
125th.
SIMEON s. PEKNEwILL.
BY the Governor.
William 7. smithers. Secretary OF State.
a23-6t
d EwARD, 81 ,6Oo-WHEREAs. ROBERT
~ Casey, Jr and Ann NJ Casey were muir
dered near ClRymont, Brandywine Hundred.
/ New Castle County and State OF Delaware,
I on or about August 10, 1919, I, Andrew c.
Gray, Attorney General OF Sne State OF Del.
aware hereby Der reward Of 81 COZ for
the arrest aud conviction OF the person OF
/ persons guilty of said crime This Offer
l Of reward holds for the space Of two years
from August 2s, 1910. In case tue sid ar
rest is made within said spnce Of two YEAR,
and conviction upon said arrest is secured
after the expiration of ssid space Of two
years, this reward will be paid as though
said conviction had been secured within SAID
space Of two years. This reward is In ad
dition 70 the reward Of $500 offered hj
! proclamation Of the Governor OF the Stat,
Of Delaware, August ~, 1910.
ANDREW Q. GRAY,
| asset
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PERSONAL.


ADY az, OWNS HOTEL, WOULD
II marry. HBox IS, League, Toledo, Ohio.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Wilson Line TO Philadelphia;
PASSENGERS and Freiuhs

Leave Fourth st. Wharf. WIlmlnssoy
At 80, 800 and 1890 a m. u o'clock ronf
100. 800. SIS. 500. 100 $3.50 and xs 30 d 4
Leave Chestnut st. Wharf. Phflads
noon. l.3o. 500. ais. 500. 100 $50 an
x9M y. m.
.This tEip connects with the rsturniu
K, xThis trip MOI operated on Monday !
FIRES. On Saturdays. Sunday. an
honoays, between Wilmington and PHI
adeipnia' one way, 30c--round frin ~
IN on other days a special ore *
nmitea rare, between Wilmington a.
Philadelphia. ono way 1sc-round t-ir 81
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PROPOSALS.

z oRT DUPONT. DELAWARE CITY.
DEL, AnE IL, 1e1o.--Senlcd propo.
"a, will be received here Until IL a. M.
Sept ~, 1870 and then publicly opened.
for mLcadamSing a section. Of Port Penn
Road adjacent 20 Fort Dupont. Del. Infor.
nation furnished upon application. Plans
and specifications can be seen here. Depos-
10 OF $500 certified check required TO In.
sure return Of plans and specifications loan.
60; ~ T hsSa r,cht 70 accept or rsl KS
should be Endorsed Proposals for Road
Mscadamiling. and addressed 20 Con
structing oudftermaster. Fort DUPONT. Del
aware City, Del
Auc12I81oaO.2627
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CEO. W. BUSH & SOyS CO.

Foo, OF French -wilminRten.
fler p 80, Wharves. sFoof OF wai,u
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

d oARDERs WANTED. a PER WEEK.
ID also table boarders. :. w. Corner
Fourth and jefferson Sta. i28-eod-im
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AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS WANTED-TO SELL FRUIT
a and ornamental trees and plants. Ex-
pericncc not necessary. Steady work High.
est commissions payable weekly. 40 invest.
ment deliveries or collections 70 make
Clean straightforward proposition. II YOU
can do business and want 20 make money.
write for free outfit to Perry Nurseries
Rochester. n. Y. a27-1f
r GOD PAY, CASH WEEKLY MADE. $40
" earned spare time, checking. copying
form letters attending advertising material
for each locality. PANDORA MFG. co.
LONDON, ONT a2T-it
A GENTS-NOW READY NEW PIC.
n ture DEACON LIGHTS - prettv
negro angel, Fred. Douglass and Dunbar.
negro. poet all In one. Big money, ex.
ciusiYe territory. Portraits. Frames. Pill
lowtops. Catalogues FREE. Berlin Art As
sociation. Dept. ll2, Chicago a27-1t
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.lUTICEs.

~ oT,ct rs HgRERY GWEN THAT
~ ALI STATE LICENSES AID TAX
DIE AND NOT PAID ON OR BEFORE
THE 80TH DAY or AUGUST, 1910
THERE WILL BE 25 PER CENT.
ADDED THERETO, IN ACCORDANCE
WITH SECTION @, CHAPTER %, RE
VIsED CODE. LAWS or DELAWARE.
HARRY A. BROWN,
Clerk OF the Peace New Castle county.
Wilmington. Del. July 81. 1910. al-im
III OTICE-AIsL CANDIDATES WHO WISH
~ TO be voted for on Saturday, september
10th must file their names accompanied by
assessment with the chairman OF the Ooun'
" Committee, No. g W 9th ST., on OF before
Wednesday, August 31st.
a26-5t L. II. BALL, Chairman.
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WANTED.

6TANTED-FURNITUR OF ALL
w kinds. highest prices paid Sr part
or entire households. Hotels, restaurants
Office fixtures, roll top desks, safes
a speciality. All kinds OF stoves and car
nets sold or exchanged. Secondhand
tools bought. Good secondhand clothes
bought Overcoats and pants a speciality.
Club room chairs TO hire.
d. q A. Phone No. 1l72
CHARLES s. HURLOC<.
Jan7-tt Seventh and Poplar SITS.
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xxyANTEl,-I0OO CARPETS TO cLEANi
w storage rooms for rent. $3.50 and ),
per month Both phones.
GEO. T. LANG Co, 1905 Orange S.
Feb24-tf.
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BUSH line
FREICHT FOR ALL POINTS

except Sunday '~'
lo.fb A. NJ. 500 p. M.
Leave Wilmington. Del.
400 p. NJ
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FOR SAFE.

z OR sALE-oHE OF The OLDEST
4 Established Meat Markets on the East
Side. Address d. Journal once. aim
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Bowers Beach & Dover. Del

=. Tho steamer "John p. wilson viii le.v
rnen tastle Tor Bowers Beach and Dover
Delaware, during August as follows.
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e, me FURNITURE At PRIVATE SALE
Z 29O7 Market St. Joseph l.. Pyle. a24
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REAL EsTATE-FOR SALE.
Make An Offer

on 2Q6 s. Jackson street. Owner deter
mined 70 sell Rents for $500, and in good
condition. WILMINGTON TRUST Co,
dupont Building. 10th and Market SITS.
Aug11 tn Sat-Tu