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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-20

oon aansem 6erssn fir bic 5reuos. Die
Oh mir uno oeiner Mutter INNER be'
reitet balt. fir Die LANCE Belt ltrableu.
ben Sonnenlihtes. bas ou meinem
Sauls sspeien bilt. 3u bait beine
6ano uno oein Ser, einem Manne aus
elnem eblen oeutiben Jiritenbaule, aus
elnem alien beutlten 8elhlett sereiht,
go lanae bic oeutihe 3unse erflinsen
miro, tuiro lie erSdhleu o 8elfen uno
6obenSo1sru, bic 10 marfante Stolen
III Der seihihtlihen GntuidIun9 bes
oeutlhen 8aterlanosS aeIpieIt baben.
@s lit Dir. mle nenisen, beIhieoen
sspeien, Der Wsi9uns betnss Ser
sens frsi folsen Su tDnnen. mno Den
Monu gu erbaIten, DEN ou eriudblt bat'
teit.
Mein lieber Gobn' Sd usrtraue Dir
biermit unler Sinh an. @ir bnben
beloe III Dir oas polite Gertruuen. oaB
bu iie hegen uno pilessn wirit. uno onB
bleier Sonnenlbelu II in oein 6au8
einSisben miro. WD9elt ou mad ben
beipdbrten Gprbiloern beiuer Abnen
oeinen 0ausitano iiIhren in ehter, otter.
eiuiaher beutlher 2lrt, berelt, Shueres
! Su trn9en uno Die lhouen Gage oes
@Iiids uno Der 6reuoe oantbnren Ser
sens on5unebmen.
&or alien Giugen nber, troB eurer
Su9eno mirb Is mobt balo eud) be-
ld)ieosn leln, Nnoeren III oienen. uno
fir Nubere Su lorgen. Mo9e oiels
Nuigabe, Die ihDniie. euer 9auSes yes
ben erfiiaeu, uub mDge Die Qlebe III
anoeru aberdeen cure Sersen eriudr'
men. Moeet ibr beioe. uno bu Dor
nllem. nsine liebe Ipdter. Elm treueS
Sinh i'm neuen Saule fem.
Sh bite cub beioe gu benz Serjca
nno Der SerSosin pom Gumberlano)
pom 9duiem 0erSsn. unIsr 8ino
gndoJ9it in euern Shus nehmsn gu
tuotlen uuo in sure 9iebe ein;uihlieBeu.
Nues iibriss fniie ih in ben Bunih
iuIdmmeu; 6ptt iegne Guh auf current
9ebsnspfao. ben Shr hsuts gemeinIdm
ontretet, Tas 8rautsEaar Surrah,
hurrab purroh,"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-20
es9 @aramtirtes Mittel.

3as itetige Suden. 8renneul R6tbe
uno bic Ihmersenoeu uno ununaenehs
men gillette BON eczema. NusihlaQ.
Sufen. GtIes uno anorrs onutgrantbei.
ten tbnuen fiber uno eauerno turirt
ireroen uno Die 0nnt misoer 10 iue,d,
uno netB ber9eitellt usroen, tpie porher
ourh Den 6s5rnuh non 9r. 6oblon's
eczema Ointment, Oerr :. &. Gue.
Lamb pon &aih Su.. ln9t: sd bate
9ciena lett lunlunoSmdn;jg Sahren
uno bate Idlon ale osntbaren W,tttel
perlutt. Nls baIfen mir nitt. 50.
baIb me th Tr. Opbirn'& @ciema Ginis
ment gtbrauhts. lnno th etne Ild,ste
au. Eieie Salbe 1T sic ,3uiammen.
i%!fHnns etneS ArsteS uno 1T ihpn lett
Sohrtn IN @ebrauh; tein Experiment..
Gus oleiem @runoe .cnnen tpjr ojeielbe
enptsh!eu uno Qarar.iren. Su haben
IN allen spctbeten. ooer PER @oit ,uae.
'anet. &ffjs a0t, 0ieliier Ghemicnl
Co. GhIIaoelphin nno ct. 0outS. 3u
bnben bel I. :. Grbnrt. N~pptheter.
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s. niisfation ION i6ledtem
Tleiid
Waihinatpn. 3. 6, IS. Suni.

AuiYtHYtuUt 4. Va 10. SuHt.
8obt Die raoitallte uno weitreidenos
tie Nusosbnuns Der N%nuenbuns oes
Gelese5 fir refine Nabrunssmittel uno
9rpeen nuroen am 3ienstas BON ben
Setretaren 6oulton, McNooo uno &eo.
ftelo ouf @runo eines 6utabiens bes
@eneralanualts anseorbnet. Sn 3us
funft t0nnsn Jleiid uno beiien 8ros
bufle. Die bisber pom Der %bstrefenoen
&lauiel oes Geieses aussenommen
mare, i'm ausldubiideu uno swildsn.
itaatlihsn 6anoel beihlasnabmt wers
ben. penn iie perfdlidt be5tu. falih
betinrirt iin6. Die 9seueruns tritt ios
fort in 8raft. uno Gabrifanten miiiem
iih oaber itritt an bic 8sltimmun9en
oes @slsses fir 5leiidinipettion baI'
ten.
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in oieiem 3citeu aefdbrlidaer

Spannun8 iniiden ReuiihIane
uno Grnntreif beriihrt es fat number.
lam nno einlseymaBen berubj9eno enB
aus Xarts b't @rlnoun9 einer nenelt
oenti hfn Setting gemelSet piro.
Sic bet,teIt lid Barrier GrsIie" uno
NTH es ilt CUR Nuigabe MAIDEN. Die
belRbenoe Spanning nah araitsn su
mtloern nno Ole 8e9enlaee aussu.
0lelten. EjeieS Strebeu. idreibi Die
rNeitI'he Epit". lit lhbn unb lobens.
wsrib nne oeS Sd)ueiBes Der GoelIten
mertb. @ir wiuihen Den aolIeeeu I'M
lgrnen YarlS beiten GrioIa.
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6runOeigentbunls=M arft.

IN Rem lesteu Tnesn mrreen Die Iol'
pcr9snpmrgn:
Iatrii 3. Mt6inniS an Spierh Mcgroih.
GIsfntbum IN Stepeus' @ee.tion 81
gtna Iemitot an Charles Stescr Gi9cn'
ihugl IN (orpn 6arminstpR ......sl.2oo
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Ynertennnug Yrai. Snerta's.
Merifn- Is. sunni.

Werltp. IS. SUM-.
Gin 6auoIhreibsu Matter RiIhslms.
IN lusltsm Die ssssumdrti9e m~eritoni.
ite Nbminiitrntinn ~offi;isll pom 1eutidl.
LAMB auertnnnt riro. muroe am items.
tag Dem propiioriidleu Grdiiotnten
0uerta pom @eihditstrdger Der osu,s
lten Sptihait, Ssrrn y. Aaroorif in
Yierico uberrsidt.
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I'm Ers aeapifem, iuie CT nun il

Sobnstown itebt, iollte Der alte 5htpels
ssr'Y,onier s obann SbanB itatt
ofs hisrSulaaoe an9enommensu
nSobns" pleoer leinen urlpriinglifen,
gut ~oiitihen" Namen 9 banb ans
nebmen, uno Die nab ihm esnannte
Staot Z ohnstomn lolte eisenilih
auf : danbtom unlBetnuit lusrosn.
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NAhmaihincn.

Eie .Rcrofteru" 3dhmaihiue No. ! miro
auf 5 Sabre ihrIftiih 9arnntirt, 49rop
deao~s 8ehnuie, ertra feline YpIltlr. alIe
ufueiien Eerteherungeu about Die bflte
Maihtne, bic iir ir9eun etnen Kreis e.
bdltlln .N2O
Gxr .Roroitern"s Ndbmaihiue No. ., az.
Rau ME no. /. nuf nit uuthomath'Ifem
n8rop Seao".
Sic .Ytoroiicrn" RdhmaIhtne 0o, 3. IN
Boloen Gaf 0behanle, authomdtiidem
,GhaiG 2iit7. 4uQeLdger ebfltel mt
outhonatlihem pSielt MepIacer@, hohem
arm, eebdriete StahltheiIe. allie ~gttad).
Grents~ IN Sammet adlthen. Sine CUTE
Wdihine 81 Dem lehr hiligen &rttS ppn
uur .......... SIS
lie ~Noroiteru" .Waihine Rn. 4. genau mle
Rn. 3. nur in Gesf. 9abinet. Sorn, S2I
Nue oieie Mdihinen limb ahipiut qnran'
ttrt. Tte tSradt bat Der aanfer Su trogen
aano tie betrd9t pom soc bis 81, Ie nab DER
Iiltdns,
3teie 0rdmicutilte lpiro phne meittre
@sottS non 3ett 81 Belt crAdnat mo perdR'
bert. uno oieit 9reiie rIt1ten Iih nab Dem
aletuciIiseu Martluerth.
am ssnen uus sttbera ~ III Is, bas sela psr
a3uftantpeiiu 10 "a Nionen Eroetl. biz Der &pitnsitet
An ben sroberen cttihafteA i~uslelen idRR. ,H ueer
TeHseu Gbeaio gut puo fiber ine bic GrureRa
nntu etimua u wslde BITE aseuien In ousa tgvrts
&tatteNen a~usieTen. sSeHu aiaH eas tseie ret Bet
xHipetinns Cher PER " prsbanprtiaaa id'ifi II Is
mthf nothiptHbie ben tetreHeuhen Srief y%eaitriyeu II
EaIeH, ipeua bt Aeyele otutlitl aeitrieeer IL rtg!
vtaa edaeaeH Ndurat . tn ben Hrief, 10 lplle btcist
Nsts reeilrtri nereer. nm lihty "a iein, saH e%tEisies
zintil antommt. AIR SeleNeHounsen in e%tHiaf5rfu
gSriefuerAiuHe nterrthiren ier ietHtrlet &traHiperi
GiAteit. 3m fale uUR Aerr6perhHeernnaeH peyatNe
azFsH ia uidt. bic atle ebenipwphi ute biz AeAt
NsfsSfee aAjaae Gu. heuu tpRlt tpaHeH mir ben MA
Elen In ben Gntietn Gar ntdt NneeR.
NuHep= CrherS burten aidh,, ipe has 10 CT ~ae'tieai.
ats p~ertreintit he Quitting 3urudhfhaItsR ucr
Sea, ieubesn ino ben SFieiea bst5nlestH,
GutttunQ erfulgt nur burn @euoerun8
ses 7atums ami otm abreblireiien.
Man aoreilire einfuh:
"N0RDSTERN'. La Crosse. Wis.
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0pd, Ser 6aijer! So lhreI

OpM Der NniIer. 80 lhrelbt Sur
Belt IN dulrlhtlser 8emunoerung fir
8ilbelm Den 3msitsn 10 mante ome,is
taullhe 3sttuns. Die ieinerSeit aus sonS
anoeren uno uieI menigsr %ireuublthen
8emeg9riinben oas beriibmts Spotts
l,eo os& ituh,ir0bliheu Nomiral
6 ogbluu aborufie.
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In Der ..Msspisiniidlen Meien,

lhaIt" in BERTH lit man nod nitt
siumnl BON Der lluddolidtei
oes Shilotr0tensSerum Ir. 6lieos
mdnns nberSeAat, BON oeiien Nlslit.
tett gar ntdt 81 lpred1en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-20
Seine 1aiSerlidb , IDnialid,e

Moleltdt Bilbelm Der Smeite lebe bob,
oenn er 1at es retdlih peroient. alIo
insselammt !0urra = ourra =
0urrd !
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bic 0Neltitaot Nerliu aeuiiate

<ApA ONAttH NtuNubS
fanm ben in oielen berrltden 6eltta9en
on lie burh ben 3ultrom Der inter Dem
Saepter oss 5rieoenstaiiers rielie se'
maflenen oeutihen 8ep6lferuns uno
Der faum minoer beseilierten 4uslln.
Der seltelltsn Nnlprid)eu.
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Ger SrinfiprndD bes Saiiers.

r 1rintipruh. Den
Der bsutlhe 8aiier
in Berlin bel Der
neulidsn Spd5eits.
tafsl, htelt. lautete:
Meine liebe Toh'
Ter Nm beutisen
9ase. an Dem ou
unier Saus uers
laiieIt, oante ih Dir
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Site.

Gin yahr inn peraus be,ahienee
ubonuemten erhalten ie einen
idSnsn Haleueer ais rramte
gratis mme %perteirei. Yin Ora
taien iine %felaenee tur Iusrabl
corhdneen:
giaturupon, toauou limb oreisebn Nunl'
ufern eribtenenl.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-20

Ter SIu9e bat Sen stein int
Erett. oaS oer Tumme per oeui
bat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-20

- SIN uugInd ltehit on, ME in
zTdbren @tud, allein.
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prd,nien oeoen ,llehr-
iahluno.


Steiger's beutid nmeriianiides Sohbutl
fur tletne 5nmliler. &pn &aIerlnar
@hreper. Ercis - Gents.
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Triihte.
.Sm Rleinhanoel. Yreiie pom Sohn
6. Rurns.
&retie BON 9ansoon & 8opo.

Sale.
>iie ron Senrp Aueereae, 625 iGel.
). Strabt. "a erniie, &is.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-10
HARVEY HAPPENINGS

The norther is here and 1t is real
cold. This past week has been a
week of rains; in fact, 1t was food
Lots OF stock was drowned. We Ger.
tainly sympahtyze with those who
have lost so much on the Brazos. We
think that we have lost and suffered
much; suppose We had lost all-home
and clothing. We should and do feel
thankful that it is as well with us as
1t is.
Grandma Jones passed away last
Monday and was laid to rest Tuesday
afternoon in the Bethel cemetery, Rev.
J. NJ. Bullock conducting the funeral
service. Mrs. Jones was seventy-five
years old. All of her children and sew
eral grandchildren were here to at.
tend the funeral. rhe many beautiful
floral offerings showed that Grandma
Jones was loved by all.
On Sunday morning at Brightlight
Church double wedding was sol
emnized before large crowd, Rev. c.
C. Wheeler performing the beautiful
ceremony. Mr.. Atha Todd and Miss
Estelle Dyess, and Mr.. James Thomp-
son and Miss Ellen. Graham were the
contracting parties. We wish for
these young people all happiness.
Grandma Pate is visiting in Liberty
County.
Mr.. Walter Pate made a flying trip
TO Huntsville last week.
Several Steep Hollow folks attended
church here Sunday.
CORRESPONDENT.
Harvey Texas, December 8, 1913.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-10
PUBLIC WARNING

The public is hereby warned not to
give money, clothing or other articles
to beggars under the guise of flood
sufferers. If this is done the public
will be imposed upon. The relief
committee is thoroughly organized
and all who are needy and worthy will
be cared for. Direct ali applicants
for help to the relief committee mt
the Commercial Club.
JOHN NJ. LAWRENCE,
Chairman Relief Committee.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-10
NOTICE

Fruit trees, grape vines. etc, at bar
gain prices; across street from post
office.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-10
STATEMENT OF COUNTY
ROAD AND BRIDGE LOSSES
Commissioners Appeal to the People
to Work on the Roads In Their
Communities at Once.
Editor of The Eagle:

The road and bridge conditions all
all over the county are almost tota
loss. Never in our history has the
destruction been so great
We appeal to the patriotic people 10
commence work on their roads in
their neighborhoods at once, filling
the holes and washes to make the
roads passable. The county force will
be engaged for month in rebuilding
bridges One bridge over Little Bra
EOS gone, approach on both sides OF
Pitts bridge gone and Jones and Kop.
pc bridge to be repaired. Thompson
creek bridge gone and several iron
bridges in Allenfarm neighborhood
and many other smaller,
Complete estimate OF road and
bridge damage cannot be given accu.
rately now. 1t will run into thou
sands OF dollars from which 1t will
Jake years 10 recover.
The river bridge must have atten-
ton at once. sothat supplies OF food
and clothing can reach those suffer.
ing from exposure the past few days.
J. p. ATKINS,
NJ. B. CASTERS,
J. ]. CAHILL,
j. w. HAMILTON,
j. T. MALoNEY,
Commissioners of Brazos County.
Little Brazos bridge on Sandy
Point road is in tact and will be open
for service this evening to the Mud.
vile and Stone City sections.
j. 7. MALONEY.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-10
II. & T. c. MAY RUN
TRAINS THROUGH TONIGHT

A message has been received by the
local operator of the H. G. T. c. that
the water on the Navasota river
bridge is still five feet deep, but the
river is reported to be falling rapid
.ly and there is much probability OF
their being able to get a train across
tonight, If the damage to the track is
not too great. If they are not able to
run tonight they are sure Of the
trains being in operation tomorrow.
This will be a great relief as mum.
Der of people have been water-bound
in Bryan since the food first started.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-10
ANTI.SALOON LEAGUERS
VISIT NATIONAL CAPITOL
[By Associated Pressl

Washington, Dec. 10.-Two thou.
sand men and women, representing
the anti-Saloon League of America,
marched today from the downtown
section to the east front of the Capt.
tol. Representative Hobson of Ala
bama and Senator Morris Sheppard of
Texas received them.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-10
METHODIST PRAYER MEETING

Comfortable quarters will be pro-
vided for all who come to the Meth
odist prayermeeting tonight. The
time is 1880. 1t is the first prayer
meeting of the new conference year.
Let every member be present.
GLENN Finn, Pastor.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-10
Jack Graham of Harvey was in town

Jack Graham of Harvey was in town
today.
Albert Mays of this city, who help.
ed so much in the rescue work on the
Brazos river, wishes to thank the
people of Bryan through the. columns
of The Eagle for what they have Civ.
en- him and says, he was glad to have
been able to give assistance to all
those who needed 1t.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-10
IND OTHERWISE

I6well's ad.
u0tor boat from Fred L.
roach of Tabor was in the
gJe will BUY your old rags II
clean.
Crenshaw was in the city
ance today.
3eale was in the city today
chley.
ressnal was do yn today from
Community.
Hes Of the Methodist Church
Done their bazaar from Fri.
her II, to further notice.
Tatum OF College was
b the city today.
bite was In the city on bus.
\ from Wixon.
ID Cargill and daughter Miss
n the city today from Har.
line OF glassware and odd
hand-pinted china for Xmas
Myers Hardware Co.
cks was a visitor to the city
Reliance.
e agents for Fostoria glass.
hing daintier for Xmas. My.
are Co.
a few mere OF the $50 sets
q china that we are closing
-iuV piece sets. Has
store.
|st up-to-date stock OF glass
hand-painted china at My
WARE Co.
luther of Leonard School.
in town today and called on
fve you seen the Bomorang?
r store and let us show you
only thing you cannot
|hy. Myers Hardware Co.
Evening journal., 1913-11-24
Information for Travellers
PHILADELPHIA, BAITIMoRE 4 VA
Time departure trosys Wilmington
Trains Marked 90 are Ezpresses.

PHILADELPHIA
10 80 ;os 80. asa sss s icCs 10 ao' ,oas
-. q ss0 - 1i 90 iS ssI;
iiS r iso. 400 So 800 s.oi.
- S., ygs ss 40 So. ss.
zio sunasys-A Ms.
p. R.--i.s7 s.iS $40 e.ao 7.io, sss iiaS.
o 9S:'' s . i.s w'.s'E III "a S S1 % 49, 49, S 5s
tos' AL s.la, S.iL s.ss.. s.s2s TAT s.is. s.sS'.
=. Baltimore A. N-lsis Iols. M-@As.
I. s ss Ts. s.sl is 1Ci. So. NJ. & sSs
To Baltimore lions Ks.os. p. H-sSo
& 215s%4ss 5ys M .. D.'sIOE 8 z S41 SAEn'H1 ..
Ds-s S s,s. ss.ss. ssa'ss'' % s. 1iss
a
70 i'Se''s'M is 90: ssg ss7.
o s s SI Mss S ss. ' & &s9 ssS s. Gos
s's .ss So w:.ss'.cD Sunday: s ass SO i0 NJ
PHILADELPHIA
Rsna,pr and Way staons; MI p M2io al5 81 Sun
STEAMBOATS,
paisdslpsi and Chester paly M7so T. Ml9o 40
r % on 6S % M & !so M NJ ''S 78d n ' 1 trip. iss. Sat-
II p. and
bo,r anJ hsi hour Instance ana
Market half
W.
TO sndsino springs Man6nIesvs MsrAs. every
beginning after the hour 70 Ia 4o
minute. hour connect Brsndyvne sgr venSt s
u,es bor, fhe hf
stanc aud 72s
Evening journal., 1913-11-24
NOVEMBER q.

II this is your brthdatc you viii
think deeply, observe keenly and be
orderly and methodical in your hab-
its Naturally you know how to buy
and sell at advantage. For this rea-
son people OF this birthdate should
enter largely into mercantile pursuits
aud financial matters Of large pro-
portions.
Non are Of a positive and decided
nature blunt and outspoken. somc-
times making enemies by what YOU
say. You may command powerful
magnetic forces II you live above the
material world
Some of the greatest leaders. teach
ers and rcformers are b0rH Under the
sign of Saglttarius which Is the sign of
this birthdate and under the govern
ment Of the planet Jupiter
Tho Want Ads viii bring prosper
ons changes TO a person OF this birth
date during the month OF December.
Houses could be sold and all domcs-
tic interests we'll advertised.
Evening journal., 1913-11-24

Whether YOU want capable
stenographer. an expert salesman. OF
an intelligent Office boy. there ~
somewhere in this community Just
the right person for the place, and
there is the reliable way 10 find that
person the Want al Way OF this
paper--and It will take your message
10 the worthwhile workers.
Evening journal., 1913-11-24


~ OTfCE---I. PHII.AMoN a. DiIiA THE
~ owner aud occupant Of the lfouso sit
ustcd ~ 30. t2a West Second sireei. in tho
First Ward, in the cit, Of Wilmington,
COUNTY OF Ne~ Castle md Stsiu ~ Dnla-
ware. in compliance with the requirements
Of tho acts Of thc ee,.eru Asstmhly IN
such ease made and PROVIDED. DO hereby give
notice ihat shall apply 10 writing to
the Court Of General Sessions o. The State
of Delaware, IN and for New Castle county.
ON Monday. fhc hffh day of ianrary
ID. 1914. being the next term Of said count,
for q license FOR said house as nr inn or
tavern Tor the sale thercin o. Intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than ono qunri %
be drunk the prrmiscs' and ihc follow
ing respectable citizens Of said ward at
least twelve o. whom are substantial free.
holders Of said ward recommend tho said
application, viz;
George III Aicdcrmaicr Martin Hardin,
j. Bubenzcr William H. Lynn.
Albert Ncumaycr August f Fuhrmun.
JAMES H. ilnrkins loui. Donofrio
Joseph risher Arthur Johnson
4. =. Saylor. Thomas D. Cooper.
Morris Chsikin. a. D.
Frank s. Scsrano. Samuel Giuck
Abraham roilin, William Wall.
Chas y Dourhcriy Hugh o. svcenv
Angelo N. 1cuunoya. Isncs n Daig
~ Gross, Jacob y knohr
Jacob Ligumcrmann. Geo 49, nouorar
n. DuRois Sutton Arthur 49, Carpenter.
Charles r. Saylor.
novelist PHIl.AmoN r. DILL.
Evening journal., 1913-11-24
RoOFERS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
AND BUILDERS


- FNbED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- tei,cd by the Affiliated College Commits
sion on or before o % clock. Dec 3, loii 40
the ohico of Tho secretary. in the Wilmington
High school for an nhor and material for
plumbing lighting and heating. a residence
bail aud Science hsll. for the Delaware
College FOR Women. al NrUark. Delaware, IN
accordance with the plans and specifications
on hie I'm TIE oficc Of tho rommission. cop.
les of which can be obtained from tho
Architect Laussut Richter Rogers. No. oil
Market street upon presentation of written
order for the same. from the Secretary Of
tlc Commission
Each applicant Tor plans and specifics
tons viii Oe required 20 deposit with ,hs
secretary 81 The Commission. certified
check Tor Twenty-Five dollars (s.5) made
payable 70 s.. q Wright. treasurer.
The Commission reserves the right TO re-
icct any or an bids.
CHARLES n. MlLLERs
President Of Commission.
GEO W rwlTAfYER
Secretary Of Commission.
Nilmiugton, Do. Nov le, 1913. d.
nov2l 80.
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NOTICES

Nrsrr---ersrs~fs>f
Nj ADAM i.fp -- ROMANY GYPSY
M patnisi will he NJ shcllpoi Park all
winter. Can be sesn az any time. Tells
your past present aud future Just as you
have gone and will 60 through life. for ,5c
Sheipot l'urh, Wilmington. Delaware,
octor.1in
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TfpEWKITt.kS.

=, YfEWRffIsRs lfFi5 5'..-,'~1i'5ilif 1i'5iliffsi,ss
months. SOU Rental applied ON nur
chase Sold $500 monthly. Tipewriter.
repaired Royal Typewriter A-erc,. Tvps.
write Exchange, No. 9t5 Market street
auz.3H.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

II RUBfEE SALE OF REAL ESTA1 T.
BY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans
Court o. tho state OF Delaware in and for
Ncw Castle county. on Thursday. December
8. 1918 az $50 oclock. r. H. ~ the
County Court House, IN The city Of Whining,
tom the following described real estate lsts
Of Jason Davis. deceased
All that farm or tract Of land. With tbs
brick farm house frame tenant house iargs
barn and gransr' thereon erected, ai Farm
hurst station New Caste county aforesati,
extending from Hare's Corner Road 10 IN.
Nbristiana Creek. and containing two hundred
and twelve acres. morr Or loss
This Is a very desirable and valuable farm
property, only three and a half miles from
the CITY Of Wilmington. with the -ery hest
road facilities. Farnhurst station. on the
Delaware Railroad. adioins these premises
u would make an elegant stock farm.
noyef.26es-decl,g O.
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LOST M FNTND
BOARDERS WANTED


w ANTEn ~ FOUR YOUNG MIN
w boardefs Home fcomforis Address
y. b. r.. Evening journal once. novi7-1m
ID OKKDERS WANTED-NO. coo WASH.
ID ipcion street novl1eod. I'm.
- OARDERs WANTED ALSO TABLE
ID bosrderu No. COS Washington street
aoy9-eod-im
flT ANIED--TWO GENTLEMEN BOARD.
w nrs ~ private family Apply No.
6I5 West St. nov24 I'm.
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DANCING LESSONS


nANC1NG LESSONS. PRIVATE Or IN
~ classes Regular. dances Monday aud
Friday evenings. Mrs. Snyder Odd Eel
lows Hall Third and King streets
noy17-in.
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NJ oTrCF-1 JOANNA HoRGAN. THE
~ tenant and occupant oi the housr situ
atcd az the n %. Corner Fourih and
Lombard streets. in the Fourth
vurd IN the city Of Wilmington.
county Of New Castle and state of Delaware
w compliance with The requirements of tho
acts Of the General Assembly in such case
made and provided. do hereby give notice
that ] shah app, in writing TO the Court
Of General Sessions Of the state Of Delaware,
in and for New Castle county. on Mon
dey tie dfth daY Of January A.
y. lnff. heing fhc nrsi term OF said court
for lccnse fnis said house ~ an inn or
tavern fof Tho sale therein uf Intoxicating
liquors. in less quantities than ono quart 70
be- drunk ON iho promises. md tho following
respectable citizen, pf said ward, a. least
twelve of whom are substantial frccholdefs
Of said ward recommend tho said applica
fion viz
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PERSONAL

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NJ A>TFD - WIFE, FROM 35 70 sc
w one HAT would make a good cook .
Ny age is 80 Have rood habits. ARTHUR
E Hiznuit fsrnhur4t, Del nov12 o.
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MAGICIAN

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NJ A1iolAN--N I'LL 90 TO ENTERTATN-
Of black megic. Terms or Prof q ~
iiafclny. 10. 100 Funlar 81 oefaT.fn
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Statesmen WANTED.

" AKTFD an rXPrHlENCrn SALES.
w man io handie our adVeriising line oi
New England made calendars, fans ana
leather goods Very liberal commissions
oldest Adrrriising House IN tho United
Slstee Tho Best Manufacturing Co, New
Ha,en. Conn nov2t6t
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COTTAGE FOR SALE

II OK ShiE -f1-BOOM COTTAGE At
good shade trees fno location. Price ard
terms reasonable ADDRESS the Rev 1hos.
=. Terry. Fcdernabure. Nd
nov cod 6n dats
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AZ uNfY TO LOAN or REAL ESTATE
VI Any amount AZ lowest rates Quickly
shed Address MAO. fscuiuz Journal
lmre ncyce-fu v. s.tf.