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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-11-03
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
ATHENS ITEMS
Athens Record.

John j. okoneski OF wausau was in
Athens Monday.
Miss Margaret waterhouSe is here
visiting her cousin Esthor Braun.
Mr.. Schat OF WauSaG. Manager Of
the Wausau Iron works was in Athens
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. CheSak, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Braun of NSus&u.
were in Athens last Saturday visiting
relatives and friends.
II. Heinemann, W. German, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Mathie, Mr., and Mrs.
All. Reid. Miss Florence Kelley, Cor
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-11-03

tg) A voter, who declares to the
presiding officer that he is unable to
read. or that by reason of physical
disability he is unable to mark his
ballot, can have assistance of one
or two election officers in marking
same, to be chosen by the voter; and
II he declares that he is totally
blind. he may be assisted by any per-
son chosen by him from among the
legal voters of the county The pre-
siding officer may administer ,n
oath in his discretion. as to such per
sons disability.
Chi The following is a fac-simile
of the official ballot:
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-11-03

Notice is hereby given that the
for the cleaning of all
permanent paved streets, also the
for the street sprinkllng
on all streets sprh,kled in the year
1914, are now dRs and In my hands
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-11-03
L. I'll. COOK, County Clerk.

for collection, the same are to be paid
on or before Dec lst. 1914, after that
date it will be put in the tax roll of
this year.
Rate for cleaning so066
100
per foot frontage.
Rate rsprinkllng s0.02
100
per foot frontage On macadamized
Streets.
Rate for sprinkling s0.03
100
per foot frontage on permanent
paved streets.
HENRY JUERs,
l2-2w City Treasurer
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Hundreds OF people from Marathon
county crowded into Wausau Wednes-
day to hear and see Secretary Of
State William Jennings Bryan, who
delivered speech at noon at the
Grad Opera house.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-11-03

For SALE-Two registered Guern-
sey bulls. One three years old and
one seven months. ED SWANSON.
Nv RotllschiId. Wis.
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SAMPLE OFFICIAL BALLOT

a ss n S s% a @ax
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CLAsSr llEID AID MAWES

Advertisements VII be- accepted IN tue
Word and sun on me following conditions
ONLY! 49,
No ad less than l5c. We reserve the
nEht 10 revise aud classify oil ads helulh
WrOuH repucs hItt tlme ads very at.uuA
IaI Money TeluAdtd uu ulubed mstlluAs
rfIrorb corrected ul money refunded.
RATES
One cent q Word lor each issue ihohe
your cd to 1000, Your creut Is g15d " you
own q telephone. tlabblneA14un lot L1a9"4
teed after y. N,
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KANSAS CITY. July 17.-HOGs: Re.
ceir,s q 600 higher Bulk ss95n O5,
heavy 80 GOH g.O5. packers and butchers
- a5H 9ej. lights Ss.90@ 90, pigs 800
"a 995
CATTfF: Receipts 300, steady. Prime
fad steers 50 40Mgs5. dressed beef steers
sg UOmqg5 southern steers $3.50 885
cows siuOnT so heiiers se.50a 9. 60,
lockers S625ds25.
SHEEP: Receipts 900 steady Lambs
ss.25@ 500, yearlings 81 !59 100, wethers
s475a 5.75, ewes s4.25a 500.
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LIVE STOCK


CHICAGO. July i7-HOGs. Receipts
10 600 strong. Bulk sss5Nql0 Hight
ss75mg15. nived s. 65m9 -, heavy $3.50
MS65. pigs 81 s0d 300
CATTLE. Receipts 1000 slow. Beeves
S770MpgO. steers S6 40M $40 stockers
a. 75ms 90 cows and heifers SO 90d9lo,
calves S75Od HOO.
SHFEP. Receipts 10000 steady. Sheep
Is 100000 yearlings $1,000 ZOO, lambs
al Uod go
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-18

NEW ORLEANS. July l7.-Spot cotton
oii,t unchanged Sales ON the spot 100
Good ordinary II 3iGc. strict good ordinary
l11t.lGc. low middlng ~ o. 16c, strict low
midd.iug l3c. mddliug 3 5-l6c, strict MID
ding 20 ll-l6c. good mlddlrg u lOc,
strict middlng IA 116c strict good nnddlinB
I41.Ic Receipts g37. stock 510al.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-18

ITVFRPOOL. July l5.--toitor '1-IItI-
Good miGdng 7s7d middling 1851. low
and export 500. Receipts 200 Futures
steady. July 716d July Aug. 10 "a
sept Oct 6.C9isd. Dec-lan 6.57 d, Feo'
March 6.jgd April-May 6.6ld.
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PRODUCE


Chicago Produce.
CHICAGO July 17.-BUTTFR; Firm.
Creameries 2Ota a 27c
EGGS: STEADY. Receipts s,2s2 cases,
At mark cases included l54 l'Ac. hrsts
lax M1sAc
POTATOES. Lower. Kansas and Mis-
gonri Ohios - 5d s5c per bushel home grown
Ohios 81 25dl 80 per bag. Virginia bar
rels 81 OOn $50
POULTRY Unchanged.
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NFW ORLEANS. July i7.-Cotton futures
closed steady at an advance OF 10 10 10
points Range Of prices
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Ncm York Snot Cotton


NEW YORK. July l1-Spot cotton quiet
Middlmg uplauds 1896 gull l3.'oc no
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-18

H B s.mner hereby announces bic
ra4a.aary iur county judge " Tulsa county
subject 10 t.g Democratic PRIMARIES. August
4. IJIA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-18

J W. WoodforI hereby announces his
candidacy for cauy judge subject 60 the
action oi th, Dcmoerauc PRIMARIES. August 4.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-18
MOTORCYCLES
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

FOR SALE-Pano in good condition, cheap
II taken at once. lO7 North Main. Phone
1920.
NIDOWER must sell for best cash offer
elegant upright piano. nearly new Bean.
ufl tone. genuine bargain. Address l'Z
care World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-18

w. s. Hooker hereby announces his can.
dIdacy for st,rlN Of Tulsa county, subject
20 lue Democratic primaries. August 4
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-18

Chas Evans hereby announces his can.
dau.y for county assessor. subject TO the
Democratic primary. August :.
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TO TRADE
OFFICE AND STORE ROOMS

FOR RENT -Four r,w store rooms. Fourth
and Elsin.-BIair Bros
FOR RENT Suite oi three modern Office
rums Apply World Office.
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LOST OR STRAYED
WANTED TO RENT HOUSES

MAN AND WIFE wish 70 care for nice
cool house and grounds during the sum
mer months Bes, OF references. Address
box 1929. care World
MAN AND WIFE. no children, require fye.
room modern house new or prar-te'llt
new, located on south side permanent rare
ful rent moderate, and references Box
3T66
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POULTRY

FOR sALE--75 Rhode Island Red hens at
so cents apiece On Columbia street,
Irving sddition.--k, Louder.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-18

f ". O,s-Ists hereby announces his can.
didacy for State Senator from the Thirty.
First district comprising counties Of Tulsa
and Washington
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-18

B Howard. Of Tulsa hereby announces
OF. candidacy for che office 81 state audi.
tor. subjeet 90 the Democratic primaries
August =
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GRAIN

GALVESTON auIy d.. .Maal"- rs '
Receipts Obs sales 2-o, stocN u- -'
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.


has, j.. mae. h'i''. "N"g'ut'' ~ ,lH'
tTt judicial DISTRICT 'omlo.td OF Visa
aud Fawiru counties, subject 4" lA9 btAO
cratic primary oi August d, ASl4.
fJr the Democratic nomination for Judge VI
i... IH,.t5.l.ra, Iudlalu dhulc. of the STATE
ol Oklahoma comprising tnu counties ot
Tulsa tUa IuW.tr. t4-4vtt 10 lhe primaries
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-18

Bsa Thompton Of sanulpa. hereby an.
rauuces his candidacy FOR the office ot dis.
u.gt Judge for Creek and Okmu.see counties
subject 90 tho Republican primaries, Au.
gIst l.
Evening journal., 1914-03-04
SNOW CASES
INVOLVE COPS
Real Estate Broker Says Of
fiCerS Failed to Report
Blocked Sidewalks
TO HEAR CHARGE
IF MADE PROPERLY

An echo OF the recent charges Of
violating the city ordinance In not
having snow removed from sidewalks
against various citizens In City
Court, was heard by the Police Com
missioners yesterday afternoon, when
two letters we're read from Joseph l..
Carpenter, Jr., real estate agent,
who preferred charges against two
policemen for failing 10 report people
on their districts, who, MT Carpen-
ter said. had TO remove snow from
sidewalks within ten hours after the
snow ceased. The officers were Isaac
V. England and Gorge Sutton.
The cases were referred to Chief
Black. who will communicate with
Mr.. Carpenter and inform him that all
charges against officers must be
made in a regular way. If the charge
is made properly the hearing will be
gone into. The reading of the letters
exposed one feature of the snow trou-
bic which had not been brought to
the attention of the Commissioners. II
was said that one or more officers
themselves had failed TO clean the
snow off their own sidewalks and in
another case when an officer appear
ed at the home of citizen with a
warrant for his neglect, the citizen
requested the officer to proceed
| against man in the neighborhood
who had also failed TO comply with
I the law. The officer refused, saying
Il was none of his business, and he,
/ the officer, did not propose to cause
: the mans arrest.
The Commissioners cited instances
where real estate owners had been
! fined for allowing snow TO remain on
/ their sidewalks.
Il was stated by Chief Black that
Mr.. Carpenter had been arrested for
allowing snow TO remain on side
walks Of the Landlith Company. and
/ that Officers sutton and England had
failed 10 summon witnesses TO prove
that Mr.. Carpenter was the agent.
The case was DISMISSED in City Court.
Later II was learned that Mr.. Chr
penter had nothing to do with the
sidewalks Of that company.
4 The Commissioners thought that
owners and tenants should be noti-
fled to remove snow before they we're
arrested. u was said that such warn
ings had been given by Chief Black
through the press.
The snow cases recently heard in
City Court assisted in swelling the
city's finances, the report of the fines
collected during the week showing
that S416.70 had been paid by all
prisoners IN the way Of fines The
total number Of prisoners committed
% the worl1house was II.
The report of the number OF calls
for the patrol during February show
ed that 295 miles were covered In l97
calls. 202 people were carried and
the matrons cared for "a women
During the month S4s1 was collected
as dog tax.
George McCaulley. president of the
Board Of Alderman of New York. sent
a communication 10 the Commission
ers asking for copy of all laws con-
cerning traffic regulations in this
city. II was decided TO send a copy
OF the laws.
Evening journal., 1914-03-04
Motor Cycle Registrations
FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY. 1914.

William L. Missimer. 1902 w. 7th St. Wilmington
2 Walter W. Redmile 952 E. 18th St. Wilmington.
Wilmington Gas Co. S27 Market St., Wilmington
Wilmington Gas Co. S27 Market St. Wilmington
Wilmington Gas Co. S27 Market St., Wilmington
Wilmington Gas Co. S27 Market st.. Wilmington
Wilmington Gas Co.. S27 Market ST., Wilmin gton.
Wilmington Gas Co.. S27 Market ST., Wilmington
George W. Galloway, sos w. 4th ST.. Wilmington.
10 Grant r. Weldin 242 Sixth Ave. Wilmington.
II Harry W. Mccall. 309 W. 18th St, Wilmington.
l2 Edward T. Barclay 3O9 W. 18th St. Wilmington
l3 John A. Mountz, 3O9 W. 18th St., Wilmington.
IA Hiram Kimble 1908 Van Buren St., Wilmington
10 Howard W. Clark. 701 Spruce st., Wilmington.
I6 Michael Wocula, 300 Lombard st.. Wilmington.
IL Charles p. Schnepfe, Y. NJ. c. A., Wilmington.
is b. Fred Stevens 1929 DUPONT St. Wilmington
10 James A. Gordon 1923 Jackson St., Wilmington.
20 Hugh NJ Smyth, 2406 W. 18th St, Wilmington.
p William r. Pyle. 1923 W. Sth ST.. Wilmington.
p William G. Wood. Guyencourt
2S Frank H. Springer, Wooddals.
"A To be issued
Evening journal., 1914-03-04
AUTOMOBILE LICENSES ISSUED JANUARY BY STATE DEPARTMENT.

IS o r. Goldsboroush 1927 Lombard St.. Wilmington
j.. Woodiavn Ave- Wilmington.
q Thomas NJ Leonard, Is Buena Vista St Wilmington
ss Harry Thiel ssso Mar Market ST. Wilmington %,nrn
s Charles l. Thomp09 i7Si Penn Ave & w%nsto@ nSs
II James H. Powell si7 clayton ST. Wilmington
ss Roger Pemoroy laderkn 72i e 10Th St. Wilmington
81 Alfred B. Thompson, 1901 French St. wilmington.
SO cSSs r ,S"s Hsyes s0sV sos W 9Th st. wilmington
S :. / dupont de Nemoars Powder Co; wlminston.
Ss % ~ w. 'endsser never co. & soy @ Market ~ vSI, sIy Mson
a Thomas e. dempsey Hockessin
ss Francis Franc T Mckee 1905 Jefferson St. Wilmington
Is Sussex % light nisht 'Hp0ie10co power Co., Laurel
.s William William n slco1 % Dover
IS William IL Aaron Dover.
81 Eoa%'p EoaIa II PE'RsE Sydsr sIioEd sTloss''"'
52 Homer 5 Carr. 500 New Castle Ave- wlminsou.
q RS'st SossP ysnnsTso ysnnsrsn AZ s @ @ ST. st. w%s% w%nsS
SO Gilleu, AZ p. 10Th ST.. Wilmington.
Roland Atkinson. s. Clayton st, Wilmington
81 Thomas Fisher 222 Maryland Ave. wilmington
!: !: S,s1, I %'ssS. ~, css.xss ,sss;.,..,
s. $ Ts% s1 pssr s1 AZ AZ %spn Rss@S ST. s w%"scs M"ssn
So William II. shoch o4 W. 9TH St, Wilmington.
4 3 nssod 1ssss " i HSss SsSn mess'Ss@; TosSS.na
q Max schendeman, 400 Tstnal st, Wilmington.
s Joseph B. smons ssl7 Glipin ave- wlminsou.
q & pns Diamond state Tel BE- CO. 9Th n saPsy SITS" wilmington
g dI1ssls James Robert Robertson c3.r,"o Dover
50 J, F. Mew1orter Son. Middeovn.
81 Rsymond F Fsrlov Laurel
50 J. vaughan Dean, 7cs W. 9th St, wilmington
Sc Russell J. Reed. mddIetovn
S Walter Walter Davis S'FRs9ss5 Risrs '' Monroe st. Wilmington
ss Arthur W Ford, Newark
Reuben NJ often, FELTON,.
Ss Ernest Ernest. J !, Hsrasssy ;,.S G,s, sealors
10. Ss Tns TFsps ( sosasss 1Ssas se'ISTs TSs. Moor
Carl Poyner Lewes.
io7 Fredie Mills Newark.
io9 John Douglas Conner, Townsend.
Evening journal., 1914-03-04

rUBLIc sAbE-The undersigned viii cell
al Public Sale at No. i1o West Front 81.
Wilmington Delaware
THURSDAY. MARCH 5. 1914
ni 4 o clock, sharp.
One express carload of South Dakota
Horses, selected expressly for this market.
This Is Tho best carload Of Iforses that ever
was shipped into Delaware These arc real
horses with ahuno. si1o and action. Among
The lot are several wellmated gray, black
and bay teams ranging from 2.4OO 70 3,doO
pounds 70 the team Also several good
secondhand horses that arc able 20 do good
work. We viii also sell ono good Jack
years old, 14.1 hands high, weighs $40
pounds; a sure foal gcttor aud can show
some Of his colts.
Anybody wanting good. real horse
should attend this sale must sell them
TO mako room for others. Terms made
known at sale. Rain or shine win sell In
Try. SAMUEL A. MCDANIEL & SON.
feb27-5t. No. 4l9 W. Front 81
Evening journal., 1914-03-04
DELAWARE CITY
POSTMASTER ON JOB

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DELAWARE City, Del, March A.
Albert l. Swan has received his commits
sion as postmaster OF tho town and
took possession of the Office last night
Mr.. Swan will be assisted by Mr. Rev
bold until he is acquainted with the
business OF the office. Mr.. Swan will
later be assisted by his son, John Swan
and Miss Ella Noitz.
Evening journal., 1914-03-04
SLASHED Her
WITH KNIFE; GETS
YEAR In JAIL

John Brewington pleaded guilty in
City Court today 60 charge of as-
.ault and battery on Agnes Loper.
colofed Agnes testified that John
stabbed her last night in the right
side and she had to be treated at tho
Delaware Hospital When arrested
Brewington attempted TO get away
from Special officer Green to attack
the girl again, and made another at
tempt TO attack the girl while riding
In the patrol wagon. Brewington
was before the court on a charge OF
highway robbery in 1911 and then
he was sentenced to two years i'm.
prisonment Today he was fined 500
and cost and given one year in lail.
Evening journal., 1914-03-04
DO IT NOW
DR.. James Headache Powders clear your
head and stop neuralgia pain at
Once-i0 cents a package.

You take DIR. James Headache
Powder and in Just a few moments
your head clears and all neuralgia and
distress vanishes. It's the quickest
and surest relief for headache, whether
dull, throbbing splitting or nerve-reck-
ing. Send someone 10 the drug store
and get dime package now Quit
suffering--it's 40 needless. Be sure you
get DR.. James Headache Powders
then there will be no disappointment.
Evening journal., 1914-03-04

Havnr sold my farm I will sell a. public
sale without reserve, at my residence near
uockessin Meeting House, MN Greek Hun
' THURSDAY. MARCH 10. 1914,
AZ ~ o'clock o. m.,
the following personal property.
Two hrst class driving on work horse,
No. l. Black mare, years old sound
good n an kind of harness for any kind Of
d driver iull of grit and lois Of endurance.
30. q. Bay horse. years oidi can't be
hooked up wrong safe and sure.
Three COWS. ono in good flesh and ready
for the butcher
One springer, will probably be fresh By
day Of sale.
springins SIS shoats viii weigh about rs
lbs. each. 100 chickens, among these are
lot of last years pulcts. thoroughbred
White Rocks aud White Wyandotts
A lot of farming implements that have
been bought within the last two or three
years.
Two.horse wagon. good to carry $500 lbs
plows. hurrowe, cultiyatort plank drag.
moving machine, hay fodder, horse rake
hoes. shosels, forks, grain and other bags
/ soft. ladder. hay rope pullcys and fork
block and falls. fairbank platform scales
fodder CUTTER IL D. p. gasoline engine
In good shape Tot Of cow chaina buggy.
nearly new I uinahont, 1 dearborn Gerry
1900 lhs. ! sleigh and bells carriage pole
HARNEHS-'rhree sets OF stage harness,
work brides and collars sets double car.
|
hridles collars and everything complete. 2
sets single carriage harness, ! set heavy
dearborn harness saddle and bride. haltcrs
and tongue straps, Buffalo robes, large
one in good shape.
Corn by bushcl hay and straw BY ih,
ton Lot of sugar beots
HOUSEHOLD GOODS--Two bedroom
suites complete. ] cot ~ A. extension
table, music cabinet. small tables and chair
of an kinds: 15 yards body Brussels car
pet rag, ingrain and stair carpets; also
lot OF mating one cook stove, one OH stove
pots kettles, pans. jars. wash tubs and but
ter tub. One dining room refrigerator that
was used part of last season, large cellar
cupboard three good incubators, lot OF old
iron.
All of This viii positively De sold az I
have no further use for a.
rERMS--All sums under $40 90 cash. al
over that amount a credit of 6 months. with
approved security. interest on all credit
sums AQUfLA @. DERfCKSON.
l.. g. Ehingcr Auct
mari, 7.1211171S.
Evening journal., 1914-03-04
PTrRTTc SALFS-

II UBIIC sALE-TfIURSDAY. MARCH s..
il az 40 o'clock, ono mile north Of New
ark An my stock and farming imple
'mcnis Twelve horses Including Bella
March. the Snow Queen also two pairs n
mules. ono pair years old. weight 1900
pounds and the other pair = years old
weight 2i5O pounds. Both pairs sound and
clean kind IN on harness. upheadcd aud at.
iractivo Twenty.fuur milch COWS Grade
Gucrnsc,s. fiolstcins and Durhams Most
Of these COWS are large and big mixers
DANIEL THOMPSON.
w. s.. Armstrong. Auct.
Joseph n Hossingor Clerk.
mnrf.If
Evening journal., 1914-03-04
BRUNO NEEDS wIrNEssEs-

Victor Bruno pleaded not guilty IN
City Court today to a charge Of using
insulting language towards colored
woman. Two colorcd women testified
that Bruno used the language Officer
King testified that he saw the woman
push the man away from her and when
he heard the colored woman's complaint
he arrested Bruno. The ease went over
until Bruno gets witnesses.
Evening journal., 1914-03-04
$40 FINE on FOX.

Hugh Fox was before City Court
today on a charge OF being drunk IL
was his seventh trip since last June.
He was fined $40 and costs Two other
men we're before the court on a SINH
lar charge and as IL was their first
offense they we're allowed TO go
Evening journal., 1914-03-04

1925 John W. Evans, Laurel Ford.
1926 William c. Jason. Dover, Metz.
1927 George Lundgreen, Wyoming Packard
1928 Albert 3. Carter. Camden, Mitchell
1879 John w. Evans. Camden. Overland.
730 Frank A. Coverdale. Harbeson, Overland
1871 Charles II. Davidson Milton. Pope
l7s2 L. j. Bishop. Dagsboro, Oakland
17a3 Alfred Raughley. Harrington, Buick
1894 William NJ. Evans Camden, Mitchell.
1885 Wilbur ID. Burton. Dover Maxwell.
1886 Beni. Boyes. Middletown Ford
1887 William r. Wootten, Bridgeville. REQ
1888 Charles G.. Blades. Laurel. Cadillac.
1899 John William Hooker, Lewes, Winton.
i740 Walter G. Deakyne, Smyrna, Overland.
174f Hugh Mullin. 1919 Elm st. Wilmington, Il. NJ r.
1742 Rachel Carlisle. Frederick Overland.
1743 Edgar C. Ross Seaford, Thomas p. Jehreys Co.
1744 II. Rldgey Harrington, Dover, Ford.
i745 II Ridgcly Harrington. Dover Ford.
1746 Thomas W. Records, Laurel. Cadillac.
1747 Arthur S. Hearn Laurel, Ford.
l74S Jacob r. Graham Harrington Overland.
1749 Solomon l.. Sapp. Harrington. Overland.
1850 John Bell & Son. Dover, paige-Detroit.
1851 Frank Martin Dover. Mitchell.
1852 Warren r. Moore. Harrington. Ford
1858 Samuel r. Krause. Delmar, Maxwell
1854 George q. Woodkeeper. Blackbird Overland
1855 $. John Abbott. Milford. Overland
1856 Robert II. Short Harrington Lion.
1907 SeNell 3. Mcilvain, Greenwood Ford.
1858 Joseph II. Morgan Lincoln City, Ford
1853 Edward Downey Porters. Ford
1850 Geo r. Tobn & Son, New Castle. Studebaker.
1851 Evin C. Reese. Harrington. Overland.
1862 Forrest W. Lovett- Newark, Studebaker.
1863 G. A. Clark. Delaware City, Metz
1854 William D. Burton, Millsboro, Detambe.
1855 John II. Sturgis, Demar Regal.
1866 Anna v Turner. Smyrna. Maxwell.
1867 Harry Kelser. Townsend 2. NJ F.
1868 George c. Brasure. selbyville Ford
Evening journal., 1914-03-04
ROOFERS

osEPH 1. o'NEILL Co.-TTN. TAR
u and Stag Roofing. Hot Air Heating
80. us W. Third street. Wilmington. Della.
ware. dcc2S-3m.
Nay n. WILLIAMS co.
w If. No. s21 Orange 81. Roofing. spout
ing and Heating. Meta and composition
roofing. Hot Air Heating and Venti.ating
Repairing promptly done. Phone. jani6-tf.
IL waited for stormy weather before hav-
ing his roof repaired. New roofs our spe-
cialty. Guarantee Roofing and Heating Co..
Christians avenue and Claymont St. Phones,
y. & A., 555t. Automatic. 17i2.
feb1s-1m.
Evening journal., 1914-03-04
TYPEWRITERS

n YPEwRITERs RENTED - THREE
months. IS 90. Rental applied on pur.
cnase. Sold. IS. 90 monthly. Typewriters
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency. Tyqe.
writer Exchange No. 9i5 Market street
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Evening journal., 1914-03-04
DANCING.

n nANCING LESSONS, PRIVATE OR IN
~ classes Regular dances Monday and
Friday evenings. Mrs. Snyder, odd Eel
lows Hall Third and King streets.
y. a A. Phone, i26iD. deci7 20 Aprilt7.
HANGING GOING on DURING
- Lent az old odd Fellows Hall,
Third and King streets. every Tuesday and
Saturday evening. Bird and Edwards full
orchestra Given by ". y. Reed
feb27-1m.