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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-03-11
BRENNAN BANKER DEAD.

Mr.. H. X. Harrison, prominent
banker and business man of Brennan,
died at 7 o'clock last evening. He
was the father of Mr.. r. A. Harrison
and MesGames Mabel Castles and
John E. Astin of this city. All the
relatives here have gone to Brennan
to attend the funeral.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-03-11
METHODIST PRAYER MEETING.

The midweek service of prayer will
be held at the church tonight at 7:45.
Some special matters will be discuss
ed. 1t is hoped that the weather will
not prevent a large attendance.
GLENN FINN, Pastor.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-03-11

to maintain the purity, peace and dig
nifty of our heretofore quiet and order
ly precinct.
Respectfully submitted,
w. F. ODOM, Chairman,
]. p. GILPIN,
+ T. l.. TOBIAS,
Committee.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-03-11
NOTICE.

Any accounts that ] may haye over
looked settling please mail to me at
league, Texas. T. ]. PRESTON.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-11-05
s'TFe 4th Degree Oath of tlae
knights OF COluEnbuso2 -

TO meet the bluff and the faIseh0ods Of
those Americans who have foresworn
loyal principles, and have become oath-bound
subjects of foreign power, [ have carefully
prepared the above-named pamphlet.
The men who take that oath are traitors
to our government, and spies in our camp
They are armed and drilled, as military
men, and kept in readiness to use their steel
swords, and their up-to-date rifles against
their fellow citizens.
Get my pamphlet and study the facts for
yourselves. Priced ten cents.
This question of Popery is the most import
ant question now facing the people of
America.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-11-05
FHE egEFFERg OMAN
PAGE FIVE

Henry Lawrence, Manager ClaypooI Hotel.
Otto n Frenzel; President Merchants National
Bank.
Frank Wheeler, of Wheeler & Schebler.
John j. Appel, Real Estate Agent
c. G. Sander of Sander & Rocker
John W. Minor, Secretary and Treasurer Sen
tinal Prrcting Co.
Evans Woe..en, Vice-President Fletcher Aner-
National Bant.
William Fortune, President indianapolis Tele-
phone Company.
j. D. Forrest, General Manager Ga zens Gas Co.
Chalmers Brown, President Reserve Ln,sn Life
Insurance Co.
f. F. Hutchns, Physician :.
Wilson S. Doan, Attorney.
Edward E. Gates, Attorney.
Oscar Schmidt, President Old Town Co.
Elmer E. Stevenson, Attorney.
Samuel O. Pckens, Attorney.
Sol Meyer, President Meyer-Iiser Bank.
Linton A. Cox, Attorney
Frank T. Edenharter Attorney.
John F. Robbins, Attorney.
Thos. j. Ovens Secretary Meridian Life Insu-
rance Co.
George J. Marott, Shoe Merchant
The Jacksonville, Fla, traitors and chal-
lengers are
P. J. D. Larmoyeux, A. N. O'Keefe, T. j. Col
den, J. A. Wrigley, j. S. Keane
The Shawnee Oklahoma, buffers, towards
and traitors are
G. E. Dierker, c. J. Untzer, Homer Pecore, Geo
Larchmiller, Joseph Marak, J. B. Lepac J. S.
Mohrbacher, Robert Hagar, Joseph Heueisen P.
w. Hanaphy, Mike Medlinger, and Chesterfield
Goodnight.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-11-05
(coN1HNUED, FROM PAGE oNB.1

" .iioo dld Oedt up. any American who
ventures into their dens to expose them.
What they did to Rev. Otis T.. Spureeon,
at Denver, was enough. [ don't care to be
dragged from my room at a hotel. taken
out OF town, and beaten into insensibility by
one OF the pope's treason gangs.
don't care to have my arm broken, as
Seguln's was; nor my face battered as Crow
leyls was; For my body stamped on by Rome's
rufians, as ClarE's was
Popery has always been ready to burn,
poison, stab, shoot and drown people that
We're dangerous to her plots and her power
The way they assassinated the Spanish
statesman, Premier Canaleias, a short while
ago, and murdered Mayor Gaynor of New
York, and caused the military execution of
the modernist school-teacher, Francisco Fer
rer; and became accomplices in the foul be-
trayal and murder of President Madero,
proves that Rome is what she always has
heen-a criminal that stops at nothing in the
removal" of her enemies
Only nine years ago, they were burning
"heretlcS" in Mexico less than six years ago
they were killing Protestants in South and
Central America.
The man who doesn't know that popery
would burn my house over my head, II it
could, is ignorant of its damnable record.
That record drips with blood-in Ireland's
massacres Of 1893; in Italy4s attempts to
throw off popery in 1913 and in 1870; in the
Mexican atrocities under the Emperor Maxi
milan in the Sixties, while our Civil War
was going on.
Only q dozen years ago they shot the pio-
neers OF Philippine independence.
| have no lives to throw away; and / am
taking risks enough, already, in fighting these
Italian secret societies that call themselves
Christian Church.
But I am ready to meet the X of c. chal-
lengers on neutral ground, where their lives
will be in no danger, and where mine can be
protected.
I qciH meet them IN the city Of augusta,
Georgia, the place qcheye the Fedeyaz Court
as to meet and decide WHETHER CON-
MIT'TED 4 FELONY ~ COPYING 4
GIOUS WORK
If the case were not there to show the facts
beyond dispute, these Knights of Treason
would deny that their church ever tried to
send man to the penitentiary for reprinting
portion Of an authorized popish book on
Catholic theology
Think of it
A church. ealing itself a Christian Church,
and the only TRUE church, trying to ruin a
Baptist, for telling the vond WHAT THE
CATHOLICS TEACH!
Isn't it almost incredible?
Isn't it even more incredible that repub-
lican Government should abase itself, at the
6ehest Of an Italian priest, and prosecute me,
for three long years, BEOAUSE I COPIED
a PART or A CATHOLIC RELIGIOUS
BOOK?
This answer is to the X. of G. challengers,
of Shawnee, Oklahoma Sioux City, Iowa;
indianapolis, Indiana; Jacksonville, Florida;
Macon Georgia; and Museogee, Oklahoma.
AS an earnestness Of good faith, / will put
up 81 900 with the Georgia Railroad Bank,
! IL =. e IL
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-11-05

10 De composed OF GeofglanS who 1teIUAe tney
enter upon their work in this case will sou
the following oath, and swear to it, on the
Bible:
II, -- solemnly swear that am a citi
zen OF Georgia, qualified to vote, and not a
member of any secret order whose ritual or
obligations, bind me in any way to any for
elgner, lay OF spiritual; and that take this
oath without any mental reservation, and
without intention of asking to be ''absolved"
theFefrom by any priest, pope, or council.
(3) That said Commission shall have the
same powers to send for persons and papers,
and to exercise such authority over witnesses
as IS customary with Congressional Commit
tees of inquiry
a. That the rules of evidence laid down
by Greenleaf and other standard authorities,
and by the Code of Georgia, apply to the
proceedings before the Commissions
(5) That the knights of Columbus put
up their money in the Georgia Railroad
Bank subject to the cheque of the Commits
sion, my money being deposited on the same
terms
Co., That if the decision be against tbs
challengers on any or all of the propositions,
their deposit be chequed out for the benefit
of the various charitable institutions of Geor-
gla-my deposit to be disposed of in the same
manner, III case the decision goes In favor of
the Knights.
| hereto attach some of the names of the
challengers and some who have, as I believe,
too hastily vouched for these incipient trai-
tors, the Knights of Columbus
Let those citizens look over my terms, and
tell me what objection they have thereto.
| aclU publish these objections, If a1y, and
the public CAN SEE WHO IT rs THAT
BACKS DOWN!
The Muscogee, Oklahoma, knights of Trea
son, WHO ARE HEREBY DARED TO
FACE 4 SHOW DOWN, are
J. J. Rooney, Eugene o'Connor A. R. Russell,
L. F. MOZART, Joseph A. Dickmann, c. G. Connery,
P. A. Gavin, A. A. Davidson, Joseph NIcCusker,
Thomas W. Leahy J. F. Owens, VIM Kenefick,
F. j. Wikiemeyer M. Miesch, Sam T. Hayes,
E. F. Riley S. V. OHare, G. J. Daily, P. J. Carey,
Thos P. Smith, E. L. Farrell, William E. Dele
liant, VIM Hough, w. H. Stueve, D. J. Haley,
c. L. Dickman, A. NJ Hafner, M. J. Dunn, F. M.
Flaherty Albert Brown, T. H. Toohey W. J.
Brodie, D. A. Neary Geo H. Lowerre, Jr, w P
Dewar, VIM. J. Dodds, John J. Tierney, A. P.
Brucker, Roman Lieber, Irwin Donovan Philip
B. Hopkins, ]. c.. Kelly, w. G. Marsh, William
Owen, J. NJ Brucker Richard Mcstravick B. A.
Dubois, L. A. White.
The Indianapolis citizens are
Alex. G. Ayres, Attorney.
H. G.. Parker, Physician.
Aquilla @. JONES' Attorney.
John g. Williams, Attorney.
Hugh Mex. Landon, Capitalist.
Frederick NJ. Ayres, President L. S. Ayres & Co.
L. 0. Hamilton, President Hamilton Harris
& Co.
Linneus G. Boyd Capitalist
Gustave H. Schnull, of Schnull & Co.
Albert P. Smith Attorney
]. M. Mcintosh, President National City Bank.
August NJ Kuhn, Treasurer Aetna Trust and
Savings Company.
John Rauch, Clerk Marion Circuit Court.
G. A. Efroymson, President H. P. WATSON Co.
Chester p Wilson, President Interstate Public
Service Co.
Frank s c. Wicks Minister
Evening journal., 1914-03-04
: IF THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
MARCH 4.
&.

Jupiter, the governing planet of
your birthdate, will favor you dur
ing the present year and bring sue
cess to large enterprises. Jupiter is
well called "the god of fortune" and
particularly favors the native who
chooses a public career.
II represents tireless, ceaseless
motion and the Jupiter system reflects
the law OF order and system within
system. This gives you a deep sin
cere love nature, obstinate, restless,
generous, intense and mentally keen
and alert.
Your great fault is yielding to
groundless fear and unreasonable
worry and you desire TO make
changes instead of conquering all OBJ
stacles in your pathway.
You imagine that somewhere else
you will be able to succeed. but that
is not true-the fault lies within your
own discontented mind which you
should control and determine to sue
ceed in spite of yourself.
The Want Ads will present new op-
portunities for you as a salesman,
an agent, or in a managerial capacity
You will be favored by the planetary
influences for the year If you will
develop stability and honesty OF pur-
pose.
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Information for Travellers
Time Of departure Of trains roys from Wilmington
Trans Marked % Expresses.
PFILh hDELPH1h. BALTIMORE & WASHINGTON r. R.

PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE q WASHINGTON r. R.
To r5hsdelphia ~ i5. so2 go a. TO- 500 $50 T. o5
o4s n is.. i9s li.s7 Ma az ie.a2 ao 9.oo
155. s.oi-' 9.is.. 9.ass il 100 ii as.
SUNDAYS. A. N.-al5s sset 40
$50 ~ 10 90 u 57'. p NJ ~ go. 2o2 500, 100 sos
93ss 1i.35s.
i, S'v f9y FPrs;' Ms9' e a ~ 10 80 lqs5 sg
o 7.5s 49, ii IS sunday%i Ms aa6 ~ m a5 iI59
p. M.-i.9I' $40, 30 6el CPS. no 9.3s, 1i.a5.
TO Baltimore and Tssnson Moo loI'. ai2+. AZ 7.lo
70 Baltimore and Wash
66ss s s p o 9i % & lss a' a'o a5o
A.. M NJ 4 6.f2
To Baltimore and Way s'at M'aos
DELAWARE p. B. &
FONTS 29wn e STATE Ma o. o5 si9 io44' p NJ
Down State sundays A. M.i2.Oi p.
BALTIMORE
1o5e'. p Mi.iof. 2.4e', $40 45 o.oo
a'l5'19r 1o ana ma M%soq % ss9esys oo So io5s'
& 'sl o nlo s siss 7 a'' si 81. 5sG 49, 'o s
iiis'. a.s7. $50 49,. 0'
n,, PH1IADEIPHIA READING RAILWAY
sundays-s5 <. NJ. 2.io ana is p NJ ~ 49, " -i" 40 0''''
. WILSON LINE STEAMBOATS,
4'l5 Saturdays and sundays only p.
LINES
instance % and "a minutes"
- To- New gastlsieaves Front ard every hour
hours eyen cars here
To-, Ie. etc
To Prs9dywne Market every Is
after Brandwne sprnS for Kenne sSS Ss 10 min
and streets min
g minutes before the hour and for
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FOR SALE

L -
FEW OF OUR SPECIALS MUST GO.
307 W. Eighteenth ST., opposite Washing
ton Heights. just OF the Boulevard, l.
rooms; uptodate.
aoth and Harrison sts., rooms upto date,
detached
o rooms hot water heat, nearly new will
sacrifice 10 quick buyer.
23ln Monroe ST., rooms, modern easy
terms.
square built modern.
$40 W. Twentieth ST., rooms, square
built. modern.
1919 and 1921 Washington ST. nearly new
Q rooms. up-to date hot water heat.
1910 Monroe ST. rooms modem.
1914 Shallcross avenue. rooms, modern,
owner moved 70 a farm.
1SI2 Pennsylvania avenue, rooms, modern,
closing up a receivership.
1907 Rowland ST.. new. rooms, upto- date,
will exchange for building lots.
1905 Tower Rd. or Park avenue, rooms.
modern.
1ois W. seventh ST., rooms, fixed as two.
family house.
1925 W Fifth ST.. 8 rooms. exchange for
larger house.
s3l and s33 W. Second ST., each rent $40
month. Price $1,000.
2O6-429 + SIKH St.. each rooms
All and 600 Lombard ST.. good renters.
Mortrose. view Of river. rooms. city com
yeniences, sell or exchange for corner prop
Ashley. Newport pike. on trolleys, rooms,
city conven cnces. large. lot.
Richardson Park 8 rooms city convenience;
exchange for city property.
Farms-17. 20 and 81 acres each. Con-
cord Pike.
Farms--2s and III acres each, of Ken
nett Pike.
Farms-14. 90 and IO2 acres each. Mt.
Cuha.
Farms-5s. 76 and LOG acres each, Newark.
Farms-5 and 9s acres ench State Road.
Many good business locntions in stores.
Many other modern houses. some new, on
easy terms and investment properties
Several productive farms anG country resi-
dences near t;ty: all sizes.
Desirable building lots, both city and sub
urban at sacrifice prices.
Renting a speciality.
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FOR SALE
Baroain Prices

1oa Rodney St. rooms bath, heat,
porches
1902 w. Second St. Square built house.
6 rooms bath, porcnes. new.
302 BrOome St. rooms bath porches,
good order; fine view. For rent if
not sold.
100 Union St. rooms. bath. steam heat.
porch; large lot. For rent il not sold.
Eigntroom house on W. Eighth ST.. near
Madison; good order Price, 50 500.
Will rent for S25 a month.
700 Monroe ST. rooms bath. porch.
1910 W. Fourth St. 10 rooms bath.
porch; good order.
1907 Adams ST., o rooms. bath and porch
FARMS.
s-room house. stable, outbuildings and
two acres Of ground close to trolley. York
lyn. Possession.
Truck and poultry farm Of 3 acres, near
Newport trolley.
i7-aere farm, near the city Apply to
ISAAC DILLIN.
NO. III WEST ELEVENTH STREET
d. & A. Phone. 5746.
Office Hours 10 A. NJ. Il 20 , p. NJ.
and 20 8 p. NJ.
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REGISTER,S NOTICE


Il STATE or JAMES L. HAWKINS,
II DECEAaEO.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Tes-
iamentary upon the estate OF James j..
Hawkins. late of Wilmington hundred. de.
ceased, we're duly granted unto the Security
Trust and Safe Deposit Company. on the
sixteenth day Of February, A. ID. 1914. and
all persons indebted TO the said deceased are
requested 70 make payment 20 the executor,
without delay and all persons having de-
mands against the deceased are required "a
exhibit and present the same, duly probatet
90 the said exerutor, on or before the six
teenth day of February, A. d. 1915, OF
abide by the Law in this behalf
SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY Executor
Address Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company. Wilmington Del feh16-eod 3wks
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PAPERHANCERs


7 Ohm. RElBOLD. PAPER HANGEt.
% No. s2S Madison ST. Bell phone
kT1s.L tanf2.tf
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FARM LAND.

i $40 down. $40 a month buys 20 acres
choice prairie or timber land. Money back
upon request after examination. $4,000
acres sold. Hunter Land Company. Mime
apolis. feb2s-4t.
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BUILDERS. CONTRACTORS

u EBoRE BUILDING THAT NEW HOME
- or making repulrs, consult Us DAVID
DANGEb a SONS. Nos. 606-50s North Van
Buren street. D. q A 1910; Automatic,
ha10. fano1-eod 3rnos
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


II OR SALE-GROCERN STORE. DOING
IL good business. Good reason for sell.
ing. Address S-s7 Evening journal once.
mar4-3t.
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SANITARY WORKERS

Al X, ,KELTER~sINfriS7 7-oo- o6oR-.
Nl. LESS EXCAYArING
ONCE s. W. Corner Fourth and West SITS
ocf91-ff
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NOTICES


NJ ADANE JUNE OF BRANDYWlNE
Nl Springs. now At No. 2oi nast Seventh
street Readings. soc. febio1m.
NJ oTICE-THE NEW CIRCULATING
~ LIBRARY at No. 4o5 Washington street.
is In position TO take orders for and deliver
al the latest books. Phone calls promptly
attended to. ID. A. Phone, 6116A; Auto.
matte. 1858. fehi6-tf.
NJ ADAM LEO -- ROMANY Gypsy
Nl Palmist. viii be az Shcilnot Park all
winter. Can be seen az any time Tells
your past, present and future. just as you
have gone and win 60 through life for 25c
Shelpot Park, Wilmington, Delaware.
dec5.u
NJ OTICE-TO THE PERSONS HOLDING
~ mortgages upon Real Estate. The iudg
mcnts now being secured against real estate
owners take prcccdenre over a mortgage. M
matter of how long standing Information
in reference 10 hack taxes chcerfully fur
nished ROBERT NJ. BURNS.
feh2T a. Collector Of Delinquent Taxes
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Z HAMPOoING, WITH OR WITHOUT
= shampoo board. Maniouring, electri,
lcalp treatment, facial massage. hair dress.
ng, also face packs.
CARRIE H. WRIGHT.
D. A., 1924. No. 211 ". Tenth 81.
oct6-1yr.
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UPHOLSTERING

u URNITuRE RE.UPHOLsTERED. CAR.
- pets altered and laid. Linoleum and
snaae ~ work Phone for estimate. Philip
r. conway a Co, No. 916 Shipley stree;
Phone, 493iD. febIslm
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SAFES

United statss steel. Dry Wall Safes are
the best by test, az factory prices. W. c..
Allen Sales Agent, Hotel DUPONT.
feh2s c..
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HAIR DRESSING

n AR WoRK-ooMBiNas MADE Up
n VIII call ~ your home. Mrs. y.
Evans, No. e11 Market street. d. 4 A.
phone, s5ttD jan22tf.
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CHIROPODISTS

- -.
u LQRA JOHNSON STRADLEY. No. sol
- Market street. Graduate Of Fowler and
hanna Treats Corns, Bunions, Ingrown
sans' Ete' Evenings by appointment d.
a -oi'- nov26tf
II LIzABETH HANRAHAN. GRADUATE
~ Fowler Hanna, Ltd. Chiropody and
manicuring hair dressing and massa,ing
No. 300 Adams ST. d. A.. 29Os. Even.
lns by appointment. mar151yr.
A NNIE NJ sCHAFFER. CHIROPODIST
IA Corns, bunions, ingrown nails treated
root massage. Consult me for all foot trou,
pies. ID. a. Phone. 1885. No. eII
west Aehth street. ian26tf
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For RENT

9o7 Delaware Ave. IA r. B
2l05 Lancaster Ave. 11 r.
9os Van Buren ST. 10 r. & b.
i112 Rodney St.. IL r & b.
1928 Market St. II r & 2 B..
1918 W. Thirteenth st.. 10 r . B, $4,000
705 Wess 81 10 r. B. ...... $4,000
1903 Broone s.. 12 r. s B........ s45.oo
1927 Delawar" Ave- 10 r. b. s32 90
5 W. Eleventh St.. 10 R & b o.. $1,000
1900 Washington St.. 7 rooms. . $500
1908 W. Sixth St. Q r & B... .s25 90
BIS F.. Fourth St., 10 & b ....S .S25.OO
231 Concord Ave. X a B... SCI 90
S. r. Cor. Eighth and Kirkwood SITS. r
e B ................. 90
Az Washington ST., 10 R & B $4,000
1928 W Fourth St.. Il & b $500
900 Shallcross Ave. r & s14.O0
294 y. Harrison ST.. r & &B....si5UO
1897 Nandever ave. K X 500
1910 F. 22nd St. z & $500
$50 Poplar St., x ............. .S14.O0
2l5 Lombard St. rooms. ......s $500
AZ y. Second -. rooms ....... SIS 90
1929 Bennett ST. Instrumentation
425 S. Heald ST. rooms ..s 600
T20 kirkwood ST.. r e BS15 90
901 Chestnut ST.. 8 & b. store s35 90
81 W. Second ST.. rooms. store $500
s26 Orange ST. store. $1,000
ApAHl ~
g. 4, and rooms and bath
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PUBLIC SALE

TTBf,f1S SHT'F~THF CNDERsIGNED
L intending TO quit farming, VIII sell
without reserve on MONDAY, MAhCh Yth,
Greenville. 5 head Of good work or es'vlns
horsel and II selected dairy cows ouN
and all farming implements. .,., ,.,,
febls 20 mar 8. GEORGE X = N = ~ -
II osTpoNFD SALE on ACCOUNT or
weather. wnl positively sell on Tues
.dav March 10. 1914. ON my farm on road
leading from Adams Dam TO Centfey,ne
2 head Of horses head Of COWS. 2 beiiers
large Tot Of farming utensils AZ IN gooo
order GEORGE B. WAINWRlGHI
Ellis r. Hicks. Clerk
Stidham Son. Aucts mars o.
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REMOVAL NOTICE

----------- -----s
ID YRNF GLASS COMPANY HAS RE
ID moved from 407 Shiplcy 20 No. 622
King street fcb27lm.
tNR. RyON iN TIRE FUTURE WILL
~ occuny Offices Nos 2612s3 dupont
Bldg once hours, o 20 Il a. M and by
appointment. feb21-lm.
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LOST AND FOUND


-->---------- 49, - . .. --.----.---
T OST-ON SUNDAY EVENING. OVER
II Washington street bridge. pair Of Eye
Glasses WITH chain. Call i5ssL. marlat
7 OST-LADIEs' GOLD OpEN.FACE
l. Watch and Fob while going from the
Ford Building 20 the Majestic Theatre. Re
ward " returned 20 this ohioe. mar3 -.
4 osT-MARCH !. BETWEEN NO 1903
IL Market street or In ST. Johns Church.
Cun Button marked y. NJ. B. Reward n
returned 90 Mrs william Lee. 40. 1903
Market street. mnr2Jt.
7 osT - BETwEEN THIRD AND
= seventh, on Market. Tuesday night
small brown pockcihook. containing wedding
ring and pawn ticket bearing name. Re
ward n returned 60 this ohice. mar4-it
L NIGHTS or PTTHIAs WATCH
N Charm going from Fifth and shipley 10
Tenth and Market Streets Saturday night.
Suitable reward n returned 20 W. n Will
SON No. 1922 " Fourth ST.. mar2-3t.
I OsT-TUEsDAY NIGHT AT THE PLAY
~ house. or between there and the Penn
sylvania station. n Beta Theta Pi fraternity
pin with pearl border. owners name on
back Return 10 this Office. Reward.
mar4-2t.
Evening journal., 1914-03-04

~ HOICE SETTINGS or SINGLE COMB
~ bun and white ieghorns IS eggs,
81. .26. Your opportunity 20 get these thor
onghhred little egg machines az small cost q.
win send by parcel post l.. W. Pretty.
man. 700 ". Eighth Street.
feh21-2Qt
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bay mare years old. good and willing
worker Black horse good worker !
boar . sows and shoats-thoroughbr
Jersey Swine Sows will fnrrow April -.
One COW with calf. yearling heifer. Mower,
horse rake. sulkcy plow walking plows' .
cultivators. spring tooth harrow Acme har-
row. . drag herrows corn plantcr farm
wagon almost new; market wagons and
smaller farming implements Harness and
stable accessories.
Terms cash. Take New Castle trolley
cars and get of a. LeFevres lane
A. WALLACE HUKTLL.
Eugene Recinc. Auctioneer mar e,4,6,0.
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nnra 81.

PUBLIC sALE-THE
undersigned viii sell az
Pubic Sale, without re-
serve. on the promises, on
New Castle road. near Rose
Hll School House.
TUESDAY,
Evening journal., 1914-03-04

~ URNIsHED ROOMS FOR CrNTLE-
IT msn. heat, bath and phone. No. 9o5
Shl pley ST. feh23.lm.
N ICEIY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
~ private family. Heat
MARI lNk COS w FOURTH ST.
REFINED COLORED FAMILY DE.
~ sircs 20 rent furnished room 20
iion. Address VIA Evening Journal
Office sch1T.ivk
Evening journal., 1914-03-04
7RiTcsfrr. vi. pa.
ROOMS FOR RENT

49,
I ~ ICElA FURNISHED ROOM FOR
/ ~ rent. Reasonable Lady preferred.
/ SO. 203 West Seventh 81. febi2.tm.
Evening journal., 1914-03-04
BoARDERs WAIVED

I-a-@-ass-- 49,
WANTED BOARDERS WANTED.
w Also table hoarders reasonable
marA.2wls NO. 1926 MARKET ST.
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE

NJ DUNG MAN. 21 WEARS OF AGE. DE
II sires position ~ clerk or hookkeeperi
has had three years experience and can
furnish good reference. Address W.T.
Evoning Journal Ofhce. mar3-2t
Evening journal., 1914-03-04

PUBLIC SALE OF
high class Horses win he
sold at Marvel's Sale
Stables. FIFTH and Madi-
son streets. on Wednes-
day. March IL, at !
o clock, sharp.
One carload from Fred
Evening journal., 1914-03-04

u OR sALE-TwrNTY ACRE FARM.
II near church and school. Five room
dwelling I IL miles from Newark. Unu-
sual chance for a quick purchaser. Price,
$500, easy terms. Address S-s6. Even.
ing Journal once. mnr2-3t.
Evening journal., 1914-03-04
SITUATION WANTED. FEMALE

~ oLORED GIRL WISHES POSITION AT
" homework Call No. i2i West Liberty
street. mar3.2t.
ADrrs-EARN s225 DOZEN MAX.
Il ing plain neckwear Home business
Experience unnecessary. Mail dime for pat.
tern, instructions. NEEDLECRAFT. 6isf,
Altoona, Pa. mar4'3t
Evening journal., 1914-03-04

VIZ ANTED-ALTERAT1O HAND ON
w Ladies' Suits and Cloaks. Ono capa'
hie Of making sales State age. previous ex
perienco and salary desired Address F93,
Evening Journal odice. mara-u.
Evening journal., 1914-03-04
HELP wANTED-FEMALE


IAD1 DEMONSTRATION AT OUR
"a store Saturday only. GRAND UNION
TEA CO. SIC king street mari'2t
Evening journal., 1914-03-04

II ADIEs' DEPARTMENT OF THE BELT
IL Drug Store. Seventh and King streets.
Open daily. 8 o. m. 90 p. M Mrs. Il. p,
Davis IN attendance. Telephone your wants.
Phone deliveries. jan3-u.