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Evening journal., 1899-12-21
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

Compared with the problem in Ma
tai the advance OF the British through
Bechuanaland to the relief Of Kimher-
ley is Of little interest TO the student
Of stategy. Richmond State.
Democratic orators should not fail
to point out the depressed condition Of
the rain-making industry under a Re
publican administration. kansas City
Journal
With Cleveland in the ranks of the
expansionisis the Democrats will have
TO begin ransackins the woods for O
requisitely ilamb0yant campaign Issue.
Grover knows a condition from a the
Ory--Dayton Journal.
David 3. Hill denies that he said he
would support Bryan. II did sound q
little improbable.-Buf News.
Atkinson seems doomed to go rat
Ting down the ages as the man whom
everybody failed TO recognize as a bel
ligerent-Cleveland Leader
With Roberts in the House and
Quay In the Senate honors will be so
evenly balanced that one branch of
Congress cannot throw sneers at the
other. er.-ROChoster Herald.
Evening journal., 1899-12-21
TInnITs FROAI TABLE.

20 Lady Cloud, why arc YOU weep
ing?" I said.
Because, she made answer. my
rain-beau is dead"
And pray. who are yOu?'
Said the violet blue
To the bee. with surprise
Ai mis- wonderful size
ln her eyeglass of dew
I. madame" Quoth he
Ana a publican Bee.
Collecting the task
On honey and wax.
Have you nothing for me?'
Bicycles. Tricyclesl Nay to shun
laughter.
Try cycles first. and buy cycles after:
For surely the buyer deserves but the
worse
Who would buy cycles, failing to try
cycles first
A Boot and a Shoe aud Slipper
Lived once in the C0bbler's row;
But the Boot and the Shoe
Would have nothing to do
With the slipper, because she was low.
Little Toe. big toe, three toes between.
All I'm a pointed shOel
Never was narrower forecastle seen.
Nor so little room for the crew.
wonder how the mother Hour
Can feel each hungry Minute.
And see that everyone of them
Gets sixty seconds in &c.
And whether, when she goes abroad.
She knows which ones attend her.
For an of them are just alike
in age and size and gender
Oh seat-compelliug Beauty, Time may
mar
Thy Flower Face;
How infinitely are
Those Beauties Of the Mind 10 be pre-
ferred
That get small credit in the Trolley
car.
The poet is poor as q rule.
And frequently suffers from hunger
il YOU feel you could write swee
poems all night
I think it's a sign
That you ought TO conhne
Your attention to some
Thing great, and become
Wen, say, Fishmonger.
Evening journal., 1899-12-21
BLOUNr-PHILLIps

Salisbury Md, Dec. 2l.-The mar
riage of Miss Nettie III. Phillips, OF
Salisbury, 20 Irving Blount, Of New
York city, took place at noon yesterday
at the residence of the brides parents.
The bride entered the parlor leaning on
the arm of her father. The groom and
best man, Harry Gregory of New York
met the bride beneath the decorations
arranged in one corner of the room
Rev. Reginald III. Potts, OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South, performed
the ceremony There We're no attend
ants The bridal party passed into the
room between ribbons held by Harold
and Sarah Phillips, Newton and Bell
Jackson. a wedding breakfast was
partaken OF by a large number Of
guests
The bride was very becomingly at
tired In a gown of plum-colored Vene-
tian cloth trimmed with three shades
of velvet. The vest was of white satin
embroidered with gold braid and jew
els. The parlor decorations consisted
of wreaths of overgreens and holly ar
tistically arranged ON the walls and
around the mantel The chandelier
was festooned with smilax and mistle-
toe.
Among the guests who witnessed
the ceremony were Colonel and Mrs.
w. IT, Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. ]. Harry
/ Preston, of Baltimore; Miss Nellie
Jackson and Hugh Jackson. Mr. and
Mrs. IT. j. Phillips of Washington. The
bride is a daughter of Jacob c. Phil
lips and a piece Of Ex-Governor Jack
son. Mr. Blount the groom Is q grad
uate of the Naval Academy at Annap-
oils, and for several years was an en-
sign on the United States cruiser Phil
adelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. Blount left on
the afternoon express for New Yorh
city where they will make their fu.
turc home.
Evening journal., 1899-12-21
KISSES AND THEIR COST

LIST OF FINES AND PENALTIES
WHICH HAVE BEEN IMPOSED.
Chicago-Joseph Branigan, fined
Sl1.50 for kissing Mrs. Maggie Oberle,
a widow, on the cheek.-December IS,
1890.
Nagyalmary, ,Hungary-Bride's kisses
a penny apiece for charity.-New
Years Day, 1899.
Macod0o, Pa.-Martin Kimball
thrashed by Miss Honore Jenshick, for
trying to kiss her in the dark.-April
%, 1899.
Chillocothe, Mo.--Gardiner Vandi-
yer lost his job as gardener of the
Chillocothe Home for Girls for kissing
the girls.-May Z, 1899.
Atlanta, Casio each, with 25 per
cent. rebate, when a confession fol-
lows.-February IL, 1890.
Watertown, n Y.-Samuel Cohen
sent to the penitentiary for four
months for kissing 11-year-old Flor
ence Chaffee.-June II, 1899.
Paterson, N. Hartman Van Ripper
fined $40 for kissing Mrs. Marie Leh-
mann, widow.-February "a, 1899.
Elmhurst, n. Y.-Unidentified man
pronounced a lunatic for kissing Elm.
hurst girls.-January 16, 1899.
New York-Charles H. Crowley No.
% West Eighty-eighth street, dis
charged for kissing young women in
Broadway. Women made no com
plaint-January 2S, 1899.
Wilmington, Del.-Chief Of police
Dolan rules that kisses cannot be
given away, but places no market
value on the same.-December 3. 1897
HobOken, n kissing in public
no offense. Ruling by General Sessions
judge, December rs, 1897.
BayOnne. n. Ut cost Marshall
McDaniels S2750 and lot of trouble
to kiss Mrs. Viola Dias, a young mar
ried woman.-October z: 1897.
Wichita, Kan-Etta Ashkraft fined
S. for throwing a kiss to T. A. Faw-
cett, tailOr.-May is. 1895.
Rochester. n. Y-Charles DrCbhle
raid S400 for kissing Mary E Himrls
his stenographcr, only once -5sptcm
Der 2i, 1894.
Bridgeport Ccnn.- George BU-el
was thrashed and sent to jail for thirty
days for kissing Mrs William Pe.k.-
July 4 1888
Geneva County William Ho-
| ton pays the court $3.50 for kissing Sal
lie Jones $50 times. no fine for tn
l5lst l0iss.-February "A, 1892
St. Louis Mo.-Dr. Fischer thrasheG
by Ernest Bertram for kissing Mrs
Bertram. DR. Fischer was unable I,
leave his bed for four days-Septem
Der "a 1890
icago-Blanche Nelson fined s
for kissing a clergyman without hi
consent.-October II, 1883.
Utrecht, HOlland-"NO offense" Il
kiss a Dutch girl, rules the highes
court of Holland
Admiral Schley-Kissed by tw
women for assisting to destroy Ger
veras fleet.
Lieutenant Hobson-Sent to Manil
after kissing many women.
Admiral Cervera-Kissed by prett
! Norfolk girls.
Osborne Deignan-Kissed by girl
in Stuart. Iowa, for being a hero an
a companion Of Hcbson. -Novembe
u, 1898.
i President McKinley-Kissed by
pretty Chicago woman because sh
was a Democrat. but loved the pres
dent-October II. 1899.
New Y5rk World.
Evening journal., 1899-12-21

The silver Republican party. having
been decimated by Irresistible attacks
Of commonsense which carried its sub
jects into the good money ranks. has
reorganized and issued a new appeal
The silver Republicans. like the un-
tutored Populists are great ON appeals.
For Them appeals are the cure for am
ills-iike sluart's dyspepsia tablets.
and IKE that much advertised remedy
seriously disappointing in onectsl The
party now consists Of eight persons.
Grandma Charles A. Towne Is chair
man, and Colorado adds erey-haired
Granny Henry H. Teller and red-head-
ed Auniy John II Shahroth The other
members q theparty are Auntes Frank
J. Cannon Fred I. Dubois. Charles s
Hartman and Edgar Wilson. Ye ~.
rants Of the money-power. in league fol
destruction OF your country. look al
those names and tremble. Prepare YOU
unworthy scheming heads for hard hit.
from eight broomsticks, mcp handle.
or rolling pins
Evening journal., 1899-12-21
cATARR1I cANNor nr cuREn

wlth LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease Ca
tarrh IS a blood or constitutional disease,
ternal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure IS
t1fen Internally. and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces. Hairs Ca
tarIh cure is not a. quack medicine. N
was prescribed by one OF the best physl-
clans In this country for Years. and IS a
regular prescription. II ls composed OF
the best tonics known, combined with the
best blood purifiers. acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combination
OF the two ingredients IS what produces
such wonderful results in curing Catarrh.
Send for testimonials. free
+. J.. CHENEY. &c CO.. Props. Toledo. o.
sold oy druggists. price, 75c.
I. Halls Family Pills are-tbe best
Evening journal., 1899-12-21

II complaints are to be at an accept
ed as evidence Of fact the ash con
tractors men who collect the ashes are
about the most unruly, irresponsible
and disorderly gang TO De found on the
streets. There is daily complaint that
they are not careful I'm handling ashes.
but dash il into the wagons violently
and fill the air with dust for yards
around. When they empty roceptacles.
il is said, they hurl the boxes or bar
rels, with needless toss. to any old
place on the sidewalk. the street or the
door yard. If aggrieved citizens would
simply cause the arrest Of some OF
these offenders for obstructing side
walks or for disorderly conduct they
would be taught that they are not
above restraint
Evening journal., 1899-12-21
AccIDrNTs wTIT HAppr

ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN
John Brown g a. Il. veteran. of No.
2ii6 Marshall street. Philadelphia
says By a more accident came
across Dr. Agnews Catarrhal Powder
I was a great sufferer from that dread
maladv-Catarrh This wonderful
remedy effected O speedy ana perma-
nent cure. and ] have been SO thank
ful that I am willing 20 spend much
timo in spreading the good news. "-
az. Sold by Miller DRUG Co, 402 Mar
ket, and n. D Danforth. Market and
second streets
Evening journal., 1899-12-21
ST JOUNs cONCTRT

The concert given by ST. Johns Or
chestra I'm Scott Church last night was
a success. Erwin j. Rutan, alto soloist
of st. James Church, Philadelphia, rem
dared very pretty solos. Rutan has a
fine voice, and in a short time he will
take a position with one of the largest
churches in New York. Rutan first
started to sing in St. Johns Church,
this city, and went from here to his
present position. In a month OF so Mr..
Rutan will sing a solo in St. Johns
Church
Evening journal., 1899-12-21
HEARD FROM PHILADELPHIA.

Chief Of Police Dolan this morning
received a letter from Detective JaekeI,
of Philadelphia, regarding the woman
Ida Smith, who was arrested yesterday
In Philadelphia for shop-lifting The
officer states that the woman was well
dressed and is about 80 years Of age
She gave her address as No. 704 or 4Oi
Pine street, Wilmington. Sergeant
Lucas is at work on the case
Evening journal., 1899-12-21
MARRIED IN BALTIMORE.

Robert Mallory Smith. of Whining
ton, and Miss Kate H. Taylor, the
daughter of Mrs. Laura Y. Enochs Of
Baltimore were married last evening
nt the home OF the bride, No. 913 North
Gay street. that city. The parlOr was
decorated with palms and potted
plants. Rev. John p. Campbell, pastor
of Faith Presbyterian Church, Balt-
more, performed the ceremony. The
bride wore q brown tailor-made suit
with hat and gloves to match, and car
ried white chrysanthemums. After the
wedding q reception was held. and
later the couple left for a trip North
They viii reside in this city.
Evening journal., 1899-12-21
MAYNE- JACKSON.

Cambridge. Md. Dec. 21.-Alberl S.
Mayne and Miss Lily Jackson were
married yesterday az the Baptist
Church. Cambridge Tho bride was
handsomely attired and carried q bou-
quet of Bride roses. The ushers were
Uhlan ID. Hopkins. G. Walter Wright
Lynn Barnett and Howard Moore. Miss
Lizzie Hall played the organ. Rev
Howard S. Irwin officiated Mr.. and
Mrs. Mayne left on the afternoon train
for an extended wedding tour.
Evening journal., 1899-12-21
PHEASANT SURPRISE PARTY.

Several friends of Mr. and Mrs.
James A. Amsbaugh rendered them a
surprise party at their home, No. 1916
West Eighth street, last night There
were music and recitauons ard expert
ments IN hypotism, and later on re-
lreshments were served.
In the party We're: Nathaniel Lank,
and Miss Lizzie Lank, of Frederica,
Del Mrs. William h. Bougey, of Phil
.adephia Mrs Clendaniel, of Milford
bel Clarence Dillon, Mrs. Nathaniel
Fountain and daughter. Leroy Warren,
Charles Eastburn William GillOn
George Hobbs, Mr. Bartlett Miss Mabel
Buckmaster, DR.. II. G.. Buckmaster and
Misa Anderson-
Evening journal., 1899-12-21
HAVE SETTLED BILLS
LARKIN SOAP COMPANY HAS AL
READY RECEIVED RETURNS

About twenty OF the persons out Of
the 100 whom the Larkin Soap Com
pany, of Buffalo, N. Y, secured judg-
ment against yesterday, have gone to
Magistrate Kelley's office and settled
their bills.
The case was one In which a num-
Der OF Wilmipgtonians had received a
box of soap and a valuable present
from the Larkin Soap Company. They
were to sell the former and remit $40
TO the company, but instead, they sold
the soap and kept the proceeds. 1t was
a clear case of embezzlement, the COM
pany being defrauded out of about ST.
0O0 The law, however, abandons the
case where a settlement is made AL
have been notified by the squire of the
aforesaid result A number also called
and made arrangements to pay the
DILL in weekly installments.
Evening journal., 1899-12-21
AT A PHILADELPHIA CONCERT.

Mr.. and Mrs ]. Edward Addicks,
Miss Margery Wilson. Miss Rosalie
Wilson. of Claymont; Miss Roberts,
Miss Virginia Roberts, Gilbert S. Jones
and Albin +. Pyle of this city, attend
ed the concert given by Mrs. Katharine
BlOodg0od. Frauline Leontine Gaertner
and Selden Miller in Philadelphia last
might
Evening journal., 1899-12-21
Crosby G. Hill.
sos. sol and 6O9 Market 81.
.OM MENCING on

V - @fA 44 II ~ - ~ " Oh
q Thursday morning,
~ we will place on sale
one Of the most at
and valuable lots of
umbrellas that this city has
ever seen. Right direct from
the works Of the manufac-
turer, who makes all our um-
brellas, and whose name is a
guarantee for complete work
and worth.
500 ladies' and mems um-
brellas with every conceivable
handle, not the real value,
but sale price will be 500
each.
1900 ladies' all linen hand
kerchiefs, hemstitched and
embroidered at 15c each.
One thing that should i'm
press you is the value in fine
umbrellas, up to $500.
Evening journal., 1899-12-21
sHIPMENT or LIFERoArs.

Thomas Drein 6 Sen this morning
made another shipment of six large
sized galvanized iron lifeboats to the
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
40 Newport News. Va. 10 i5 under
stood that the hoatl shipped today
complete the large order recently re-
ceived by the local frm
Evening journal., 1899-12-21
NO NEW TRIAL For CRAIG

The Superior Court, at Us session
Yesterday afternoon. refu cl new
trial IN the case OF william Craig vs.
Benjamin h. CHM, which was asked
for by Franklin BrocAson. attorney
for the plaintiff. Demrrrefl were filed
in the case Of Harry Whiteman vs.. the
Republican Printing and Publishing
Company and argument on them con-
sumed most of the time Of the court
Court adjourned until Januarv 8.
Evening journal., 1899-12-21

The Aarconl system Of ETHEREAL teleg-
raphy Is 70 ave its first real trial. The
ann Arbor railroad Is preparing to use
it a distance Of eighyt-three miles
across Lake Michigan. The company
win save the expense OF a submarine
cable IL the new system proves effec-
tive.
Evening journal., 1899-12-21
MEssIcK-rArON

Cambridge. Md. Dec. Woodie
" Messick son Of AIR. and Mrs Frank
Messiclg. of wilmington. Del and
Miss Alabeila Eaton We're married last
evening 90 the home OF the brides par
ents. in Cambridge. hy Rev. Dr. r. O..
Macnichol. The bride and groom left
Evening journal., 1899-12-21
MORE REcnVERIEs

Secretary Wigglesworth. of the
Board of Health. reports five new re-
coveries from diphtheria that have
been recorded at the Health Office to-
day. One new case was also reported
At present there are about twelve
cases of the disease in the city.
Evening journal., 1899-12-21

A Baptist church in Pittsburg has de-
cided to disillusionize the children Of
the Sunday school concerning Santa
Claus. It viii abolish the Sunday school
Christmas tree. and instead Of candy
viii give to each pupil a pottod flower
ing plant. That church is engaged IN a
might small reformi Here's TO Old
Santa Claus and the happy children
whose delight is in him.
Evening journal., 1899-12-21

Alderman Culierton, of Chicago.
wants superintendent OF schools DR.. +.
Benjamin Andrews. removed because
the superintendent sympathizes with
England in her Transvaal war. Il IS
now in order FOR DR.. Andrews to move
for the removal CT the alderman be-
cause De sympathizes with the Boersl
Evening journal., 1899-12-21

The Beers are great money gclters.
It Is that abnormally developed result
OF civilization that IS al the bottom Of
their present war; They invited the
Anglo-saxon TO so there and develop
the wealth Of the country; then conns-
Gated too much Of the resulting wealth.
Now that war is on they make no secret
OF their hatred for Americans, but they
lose no time and spare no effort to col
lect money from Americans for main
tenance of their non-combatants-
which is the same as furnishing them
men and arms at the front.
Evening journal., 1899-12-21
Shipped PAssrNCpR COACHES

SHIPPED PASSENGER COACHES.
Jackson and Sharp's carshops have
been exceedingly busy during the past
few days preparing for shipment Of cars
to a Southern railroad company. This
morning the company shipped to Flor
ida six large size passenger coaches,
with wide vestibules, for the Seaboard
Air Line. The cars are Of the latest
design the interior being finished in
oak, while the exterior is painted in
olive green, striped with gold.
Evening journal., 1899-12-21
ABOUT JUDGE GRAY.

Says the New York Tribune The
senate's confirmation OF the presi-
dents appointment of ex-senator Gray
to the United States Circuit Bench adds
another worthy name TO the distin-
guished roll of the Federal judiciary
Evening journal., 1899-12-21
.prr,TAT VTeITopc, 7rprr,

The public Is invited 10 cal any day
this week, up TO Friday noon. to inspect
tho work of the Goldey College stu
dcnts. Day sion. 9 TO ! ., and 10 8
evening session. T15 TO 915. College re-
cpens. January ? -
Evening journal., 1899-12-21
sOCIAL AND pFRsONAL NOrEs-

Hon. l.. Irving Handy went to
the orator at the Washington observ-
ance of Red Men of that place.
Horace Greeley Knowles left this
morning for a visit to Washington.
Edwin r. Cochran, Jr., has gone to
Dover.
Former Collector Of Port George l..
Townsend, OF Odessa, is in this city to-
day
Gardner w. Kimball viii 80 10 Orange,
N. j.. tonight where he viii spend the
holidays.
Miss Sarah Hopes, of near West
Chester Pa, is spending the holiday
season as the guest Of her cousin, Mrs.
Charles A. Hagner.
Evening journal., 1899-12-21
TRAIN THREE HOURS LATE.

Second section express train No %.
which Is due an the French street sta
.ion al o'clcck from Boston en- route
% Warrington was three hourg late
.hia morning owing 70 2 dense fcs
Evening journal., 1899-12-21
THE comes ON
IN SOCIETY
Matters Which May Be Of In
terest to Feminine
Readers.
WITH THE ClTYs VISITORS
Brief Items as to the Whereabouts
Of Wilmington People, Their
Neighbors and Friends

All communications intended for lnser-
iion IN this column should be addressed %
Society Edltor care OF the Evening jour
nal. Communications should be written
on one side OF the paper only.
Evening journal., 1899-12-21
Id Rn MARRIEn TnNIGHr.

The wedding OF William ii. Emerson.
Of this city, and Miss Ida J.. Truitt will
DC soiemnized this evening The cere-
mcny viii take place ut the home Of
the brides parents In Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1899-12-21

Anything worth selling should also
be worth telling about There Is no
better way to do the telling than
through the medium OF an advertise
mont A well placed and graphically
worded advertisement daily reaches
hundreds OF thousands Of readers, to
whom the merchant Is thus enabled to
speak directly and with profit to him
self, without leaving his place Of busi-
ness. In no other way can he so cheap
" and so effectively address so many
people within the same period Of time.
Evening journal., 1899-12-21
MARRIAGE ToNIGHT.

Miss Delma S. DocEety and Albert C.
Brown.of Philadelphia,wil he married
this evening at the home of the bride,
Fifth and Madison streets.
Evening journal., 1899-12-21

on the evening boat for Baltimore. On
their return they will reside in Cam
bridge.
Evening journal., 1899-12-21
pALY GOES no NEW YORK
HE WILL MEET MFADDEN Be
FORE THE PELICAN CLUB.

Cornelius j. Moriarity, better known
as Jack DAILY, will 30 to New York on
Saturday whence he viii go to Bay
Ridge, meeting George McFadden Sat
urday night before the Pelican Athletic
Club. McFadden is one of the finest in
his class. and was to have met both
Billy Ernst and Daily, each in a ten
round go, on that night Ernst, how
ever, backed out, with the excuse that
he was not i'm condition to meet McFad-
den. Daily then volunteered to box Nc
Fadden fer the whole twenty rounds.
Daily is in excellent condition. and his
many friends i'm this city feel confident
that he will best the New York Won
der. They will weigh in at 1876 pounds
Five per cent viii be added 10 ali
Evening journal., 1899-12-21
LEADER

in its class. From the best medium
grade to the most artistic.
PRICES are the very lowest for per
feet goods, and every Piano warranted.
TERMS-Cash. or S. to Sl0 monthly.
with no interest on payments.
Don't let the Holiday Season go by
without taking a look at our stock. pro-
nounced boy en- 10 be the finest ever seen
In Delaware
DO YOU WANT any musical inslru-
ment2 A stella. Olympia or any other
Music Box. "a Mandolin, Guitar Banjo
Either or Niolin2 II so, call and We
will supply YOU
Phonographs and draphophones 81
% 500 -.o0o new records 70 select
from
Open evenings.
Evening journal., 1899-12-21

The most uncertain thing IN life Is
whethe. your liie insurance policy Will
be honls when you are dead.
Evening journal., 1899-12-21

Does anyone imagine that II vote
OF the people OF the Philippines Islands
could be obtained which should reflect
the actual desires OF the inhabitants. a
majority Of them would prefer Tagai
TO American supremacy? Yet it is
upon such an undetermined predicate
that the government IS asked by anti
expansionisis TO embark its troops for
home and turn over the archipelago to
Observation-Disclosures Record.
Evening journal., 1899-12-21

Mason worked too many long years
to get in the Senate to quit it by the
resignation Washington Post.
Evening journal., 1899-12-21
MALT LIQUORS

Any of the above recommended for
invalids.
Beer Bottles are charged at so cents
the dozen, and must be paid for when
taken out Of the city.
The above goods are carefully packed
for shipping to any address by freight
or express.
Evening journal., 1899-12-21
MIR. HoFFECKER INTRODUCES A
bill.

Congressman John II. Hoffecker has
introduced into Congress a bill for a
claim which he presented at the re-
quest OF Alexander b. Cooper. of this
city
Evening journal., 1899-12-21
Me Music HigsA.

1t is impossible to have every make
Of Piano in one wareroom. but with
knabe. Ivers d Pond. Bchr Bros, J. &
@. Fischer Crown, Kroeger, Schubert
and the many other makes in our line
We have In eaeh the
Evening journal., 1899-12-21

For the man with labor TO sell this
IS q brighter Christmas than any before
IN many years Business is booming
everywhere in the land. and labor is no
longer q dead and unstable commod-
ity. The iron interests are the best
thermometers of business weather The
productive capacity Of the entire fur-
mace powers Of the country is con-
tractod for six months ahead New
furnaces must be constructed It new
orders are to be accepted
Evening journal., 1899-12-21

New water colors and platinotypes
lat Yerger's. 419 shipley street. Artistic
framing a speciality. Always the cheap
est.