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make this week one OF the hes
Larger opportunities than hav
Washable dress shields, sizes
) and 4, lOc. a pair.
Rueber.lined, nairsook COW
cred, sizes , and 3, l0c. pair.
Taylor's loop, gold hair pins.
&c. a hoN.
Bunch India tape, assorted, ,
SC. bunch.
Covered coat and skirt hooks,
7c. each.
English steel shsNl pins,
white or black, all sizes, &c.
per dozen.
English steel bonnet pins,
wnIte or black, I and S.inch,
&c. and &c. per dozen.
French sateen corset steels.
patent hook, Sc. a pair.
Collar canvas, 2 and -, finch
stifientr, SC. per yard.
Collar canvas, stiffener
lengths, &c. each.
Zine glaze betting, 9 yards,
lee. per piece.
lyoryc,te thimbles, Sc. each;
lined. Sc. each.
Steel ,himbles, i2c. per
dozen,
Black sewing silk, - spools,
2Sc. q box.
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AT Csc. PAIR, REGULAR
Sl.SS 100 pairs new pat.
tern colored ctoss-stripe
curtains, ecru grounds and
solid color stripes blue,
gold, red, olive, rose and
DARN green colorings the
loves, price ever sold.
AT $l.95 PAIR, REGULAR
$3.50 AND S2.75-22O
pairs white Nottingham cur
tains in novelty patterns.
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"LOeser" Sewing Machines
at SIl.75 and Sl3.96.

Our prices for these machines are really
very much less than those OF regular
machine stores. They arc as good 90
science can build them; q machine that Q
child can run and practically noisslsss.
Should anything go wrong during the next
five years, we will make IL good or give
YOU another machine. Instructions will
be given by competent teachers, free OF
charge. Box top style. made OF selected
osk, LIS; cabinet or drop-heai stybs,
made Of selected OAK, $i3.oe
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AT $3.50 PAIR. REGULAR
$3.50 S7.oO-l7S pairs
Irish point, point de Paris
and point de Calais lace cur
tains.
AT S2.7s PAIR. REDUCED
FROM S3.25 AND $3.50
PAIR-50 pairs reversible
tapestry and Derby portieres,
large assortment patterns
srd colorings.
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Uncommon Prices for N0men'S Waists.

A., r'r'F week adds 20 the fame of this 81
ILuS, We are showing and the phenomena
.s'l Irresistible.
y, enSN, REGULAR SOS AND
..'H Ight weight flannel waists in
'.''' hch, Blue, N,lc green, ROYAL
sam .".d -Jl ana BLACK, hemstitched
-" -'i 'ruat, ja his lot pretty striped
A. =. N'~ 9 orldWoola waists.
~ S>,.. hiGUIAR Sl.S9 AND Si.7e
Woo. Na,h ArIihantne waists, tucked
go @ai t,ont; also BLACK mercerized
80. Waists, tucked back and front;
~. .".' js-~> sleeves.
v s-'sN, REGULAR S3eS AND
sN' so assorted silk waists in
s-, ,, an ,o'ors, tucked and hem
,N,yh,J ,fict,s.
y $40 A choice 10, OF new silk
,4sN 'n 0.avh, cardinal, light blue,
~ H'.,o, gray and ROYAL blue,
80 'ull front with cluster OF tucks
~ &c ifont, new Bishop sleeves;
'' '"oiSe lot OF new wash sin waists
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Other Household Helps.

30 cases "Silexo" securing soap, II
cakes, for lOc.
100 Japanned chamber pals, in as
sorted colors, value up TO roc, at 3Oc.
100 wash boilers. made OF extra heavy
luality--some are made by 'kreamer, y
any size, while they last, choice, 81. 10.
Scruhbing brushes, good Tampico, value
l0c. at &c.
Mop sticks, choice OF styles, Sc.
Bread boxes, assorted sizes, 2Sc.
Mop wringers. wooden rollers, 7Sc.
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Coal Heating and Cooking

at lowest prices anywhere. All stoves put
up by expert mechanics, free OF charge.
Seiffeeding psIlor stoves, artistic N
appearance, carefully constructed, full
nickel trimmed and perfect self.feedina,
With swinging top cover and handsome
ornament; tomorrow We win cell them,
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p'ees-you viii find the offer very much
Al zee, REGULAR soc. -Womens S
SHARED rlhhcd natural merino vests,
nanisomely trimmed, high neck, long
Nee'eS, with drawers to match; also
.sscru riohed cotton.
= SOS, REGULAR .-Women's
SNAPPED, robed meriro vests, hish neck,
Ions sleeves, with drawers TO match;
Nnl'e and natural; also cotton comhina.
non SUITS m ecru and silver.
~ I've, REGULAR Sl.OO TO ST 50
Nomen'S heavy natural merino comb.
atoa SUITS, long sleeves and ankle
Angus; also 'ins Egyptian cotton suits.
=. Iot, RlGUlAR iSc --Mcn's fine
gauge '.ack cotton socks, splicej heels
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We never carry over one seasons gai
our entire stock without regard 10 cost.
Jackets Of Oxford chevio,, Kersey or
Oxford mixtures with our usual stamp OF
ucsllence and guarantee as TO materials,
II and finish, in variety OF the best
,nlss worn this season-diyited In lots
Is SiolloNs:
lOtl-AtS4.es, value $500 TO $1,000
lot2-AtSS.eO, Sl0.50 10 81 so
lot3-At SS.25, Sl4.SO to 81 so
so automobile or :. coats, suitable Tor
afternoon or evening occasions, all hand
nmelv lined. Black or castor kersey
md Oxford cheviots. Choice STYLES, al
kl4.7ssni SlS.75 TO S+S.0O, reduced
from $40. so, $500 TO S95.oO.
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Good muslin petticoats, deep
embroidered flounces, CSC,
81 10 and Si.3a.
Cambria corset covers, 2ec., =,
3ac. and 4ec.
Cambria corset covers, fine
nainsook, see. 79c. and csc.
flannelet,e underskirts, GRO.
chet edge, 2Sc.
Still showing Q large lot OF
fine sample garments OF all
kinds At greatly reduced
prices.
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ncnts 10 another, and, therefore, we o''er
he prices are sveeplngly reduced.
The remainder OF our velour satin and
silk blouses and Eton coats, some hand
somely trimmed with silk passamenterie
and gilt effects, others embroidered with
Jet, at Sl3.25 TO $500, reduced from
$3.50 and S6S.OO
Pedestrian Skirts-At S2.eS and
Sass, reduced from $3.50 and S7.2S;
IN dou faced cloth, in checked or plaid
back, in Oxford gray, brown or blue the
skirt made with inverted pleat in back
with several rows of stitching in bottom.
Separate Skirts-At S2.eS, SIS and
$3.50, reduced from $3.eS, $500 and
$500; in black cheviot. English serge
and gray homespun, newly fashioned.
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And Rugs Included in the Sale.

k-taking event, and affords YOU price
Bordered ingrain rugs, reversible,
36N72 inches, oSc.
Only , few arr squares , iN3 Yards,
s. 10 instead of SS.6s
Wilton velvet rugs, 3 & a., $3.50 IN.
stead OF S.. 90
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market Al wholesale TO-DAY 10 touch 'nese
reater than Our type can tell YOU.
and toes; also heavy 'lcece-Iined, guar
anteed stainless.
AT lec., REGULAR 2ec.-Women's
tine quality black Isle thread stockings,
spliced heels and toes; also ingram
socks in tan and blue.
AT 25c., REGULAR 3Sc. TO Soc
Womens extra fine black Isle thread
stockings, plain and ribbed; also men
plain and fancy Isle thread and cotton
stockings.
AT FOR Sl.OO. REGULAR soc. PER
PAIR. Women's fine gauge black sllk
Isle stockings, spliccd heel $ and toes;
also mems fancy lisie thread socks
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e'sssiu. NsFer,ssm,sts

1fs - Ists7s fsu ssef HAs
fHA So fHf1uaiss 80
HI.fa rffe sHf Fhifs
a. In ffR TARD. prst
r ~ ? -, iHeh aieh
ffifs 'snrr stfie- is'fs's
IfHt HIufs
~ IaH Pm YAHn. Prgt
~ 80 ~, irrh ~.
Iuii.f' f1us's fscs .sfH
.IsE HHft
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nrssAlus tar'r'is,-'r's.
St.OS for NOnlcn'S 81. 90 Shoes.

tHafs o. ffII 20 - N
Nerts 4sIs srHsth ftr me p
NfsIa as BrgItNg ttuu
uHmsr fs.r 40 So
thasf wat.Hw 'tI fHuH a
uss rfHst H.'HH. tfft. aIf
sFurr u.Utaf. Iesia
~ us RfgtiNR 5000
NHwsH fIH.s HH'fHH
shoes NJ t.um fu'I srurt
fass Ffasf t1Ias Ifrffhf
rsssut rtfNa. .ft .Nsr
hfsfa
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Blankets and
Couso,iables.

VHIts t.1I sltrsrt ftrss zee, sxus
f1oi lusItt '.s Sound . ou psif. fss.
tr e. Nu
700 rs.fs sffc FaoI Nis0t-'s 9th silshs
u'sara .ups" .rp0, 81 fn psif, fsGslsr
$50
Nhfr cotton N's0t'' ..'rs hesvv,
- e. rair. rsgu.tr SIS
Uot1 quilts fUci sith Tine quality
i1en. h'risome patterns - 90 sseh.
trrf0rtsrlss lI|aI rrh fn- vhi's
.1t'pH. 8 ou. --Ruisr si2', tita,
s.
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Wrappers.


AT SOC, REGULAR eSc - Percale Wrappers in medium
and DARK blue and mourning effects, made with yoke
brad.trimmed, full skirts.
aTSI3e, REGULAR S225-Flsnneete wrappers made with
woke effect velvet trimmed others made with bolero scke
scaloped and trimmed with fancy braid rufile on skin.
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opportunities in Oriental and DomesJ
Reversible SMYRNA rugs, beautiful de-
signs and Coiotings.
6NQ n SieS and S7eS instead o'
Ss.7 : and 50. SO
exI2 IT,, Si67S instead OF S22. 50.
Administers and Nolue'te Rugs, known
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4 Snap in Mems House Coats.
N.39 for The $3.50 TO $3.50 Ones.

r-oash n msse . hundred men happy and s'en nsry
-, sn,ious These coats msie of the popular pls4
al cloth. - 10 Is inches. 'ev shove that
S A.. .s s1oi cots the $3.50 20 81 80 Kinds " otter
e,m ell N No1iiy a. -. 10 esch
jt- FOR so, NCAktS Mems nes nsrtov 'out.ln-hsnd
,f's made pisn coors, s ,k hsrrshes, the populsf
,r re.e Of to.dsy reversible, eli the heu shades, 1sc
instead ~ soc.
,glRTS FOR 81 The last 10, vili hsv. Of
,p,oii shirt. 3Sc., 'or elOO usualy tsc ard soc
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Sffi'usA t"'sv q ~.

r. - fHI Hhnra Hf fFasf sHs
lriHatsIll1r Isfs fhsv ss.f
49, - HrgrtAR ~ Oo
NHwsHstffrs 80 suHes
tHarH msitum fili fsuns
usa sfssi talss af.shs
ttrrs uill'srr hesls
49, ps RrgrtNR 900
uuiItIitor nifssir Fssst
Ice tHnrf srfft hssvg
Ff1s1 t1lHs ttfsfeh' nts.
fsfrIsr F.1tsf ssIan'
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January Sale OF FurS.

Fgy, HE diamonds, have
r,niev 10 buy them where ,
-wn,si Ard uten YOU can
,rse i vii pay YOU TO anticlI
lr s6S.OO, RI GCLAR
Se2.OO-Persisn lamb coat,
me lustrous skins, regular
.ure, % inches long, satin
n.5
Ar sl42oO, REG LAR
s22s.OO-Seslsk coat, su.
peror quality, short stylish
NODES, high rolling collar.
ES7SO, REGULAR Sll.2S
Sable fox scarfs, two tails,
four paws.
ATS725. REGULAR Sio.so
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including Pipe and elbow, put up at your
residence, choice for $3.50.
Our Magic parlor heater, has hand
some embossed body, crate dust damper.
thorough hrcked fire chamber, in fact, q
very satisfactory heater, and costs, put
up, including pipe and elbow, Ss.9S.
Ten cylinder coal stoves, assorted sizes
and STYLES, choice at $6. eS.
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'c'S offers IN women waists the pretty
'riceS we are offering to morrow will be
~ helio, old rose, graz, pink and
blue, trimmed with fancy pearl buttons.
AT S4.sS New tsitetas and peau de
sole waists IN new spring colorings.
A! i9c., REGULAR 79c. go Percale
waists IN neat checks and stripes, de-
tachable new cclla., Bishop sleeves.
AT Sl.2S- Fine white avn waists
GeiSha make with , insertings, soft
cmhroidered cuffs.
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Outing Flannel &C., Regular &c.
Dinner Sets S1O.9S. Regular SIS.

There kinds OF these $500 dinner s the
Naddocks light dainty and the servcesble porcelain
made the shape the creation, The decors
a pretty floral SPRAY combination OF pink and light
blue and piece fully trimmed with god The other style
OF good serveeate Austrian china, decorated in rich
Dresden stye and fully trimmed with gold These
counted especs good value regular price OF $500
would he fully $3.50 the
what then OF SlOesY
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COlOred pettiCOatS.

AT Si.29, REGULAR Sl.es - Black
me cerizsd sateen petticoats in a vsrl.
ETY. Of stVles, some with deep accordion
plea,ed flounce, ruche above, others
with 3 small rufilcs on umbrella ruffle.
AT Si.5e. REGULAR S2.eS Very
dainty new Persian effects OF the finest
mercerized materials, S little ruffles on
umbrella ruflle.
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: Rugs that may never occur again .
the world over Tor their quality and the r
rich srustic designs.
6xe H., 81 3.eS instead OF So 100
7.6xlO.6 and s.NlO.6, Sl4.7S and
S2l.OO instead Of Sle.7S and $4,000.
eYi2 H., 6.SSSstcsi oi S22.9s.
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Exquisite LaceS at Half Price.

ASIDE from our great showing OF the $
even the trade, because weeks before any o
snloys correct and dainty dress here are st
Al SC. 10 2Sc. PER YARD, REGULAR
Iot. TO Iec. Some more OF those
manufacturers strips and applique in.
ssfuonS, Arabian, Cluny, batistc and
venetian laccS; extremely pretty and
useful
a. Sc. TO l2i.c. PER YARD, REGU.
LAR Is. TO 2pc Imitation torchon
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ChiffOnierS Greatly Reduced.


wasting The pennies but little price for good piece Of furniture
good chtoners without
o o wa
$3.50 Chifonier Sli.7s Sl275 Chiione Ssso>
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% he bought largely on trust
u know they are eractly Is rep
Nv such 'urs ss these a. such
Ite another winters needs.
Mink scsr's, with cluster
OF fox tails.
AT $500, REGULAR seas
-Astrskhan scsris. with
dyed skunk tails.
AT IS. so, REGULAR Ss.7s
limitation Of mink scsr's.
with cluster OF fox tails.
AT S3.7S, REGULAR So. so
Near seal scarf, with clus-
ter OF FOX tails.
AT S3.7S, REGULAR SS2s
Electric seal muif. with
down bed.
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o the ui
10 III 1000 1000 Suits u?
for Su 10 our IS
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Muslin Underwear Echoes.

Just few hints from great sale OF muslin undergar-
still largely in force with opportunities lesser only
assortment and extent
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sons new laces-a SURPRISE TO every one,
else display dear to every woman who
Ie exquisite things at unparalleled prices:
aces and insertions; Normsndie and
Plat Nalsnciennes laces and inser'
tons.
Al I5c. TO acc. PER DOZEN YARDS,
REGULAR 25c. TO soc. Black VAL
enciennes laces.
Ar SOC. PER NARD. REGULAR soc. -
Black La Tosca net, - inches wide.
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Curtains and POrtiereS.
Some at Lowest Prices Ever Offered.

An instance one of the exceptional advantages which
come the alert shopper IN January.
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Reversible wool smyrna mats, SOS 7aC
Reversible wool SMYRNA MATS, bureau
sue. 5 ana Si.3s, instead of 5 IS
and Sl.sS.
Bordered ingram rugs, reversible
30x6O inches, %9e.
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Important Sale of "OpaI" Agate Ware.
The Prices Are MatChIesS.


found ask tor single coated ensmeed
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Splendid EmbrOiderieS at L3.
SC. to zoe. Per Yard, Regular l5C. to soc.

for
OF
va onefhd regular
with Ssc
IN
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A Combination of Shrunken Prices.
as.sAlus sa,u'iss-suis
I've
asw
rsstswss,
s'sssIvs

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60 " 10 I'd
az %
N%i M s n .n ln. @ |-1- NV n- --
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Underwear and Stockings.
The Prices Are Extraordinary.

These he
Wees- tell
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AIIurementS in Dress Goods.
r - ..diHs
6gC. for $50 CreDous.

Ths oprottuntl Tor those ono Ike ctspons They
sk and Voo the 's,e ,hotng silk mostly IN sxeep
uonhly good lot Of shades veil =, hscs made 70 cell
81 so We pfc- them ~ SOC.
Tuen here goods right 10 date that sll hs
20 cstDh yout fancy.
Ar ~, SATIN finish vereusr e,sr ncrc WOOL eomple.
sortment ~ shades
AT 7Sc. KtGl LAR Sl.1S Black samne, csmePs hair
finish, 50 inches uide
AT soc REGULAR sac. Coloret chevot 4S inches vide;
chevron weave, eolors, also BLACK
Al 2Sc AND Isc.-Pongee de position, Something
fabric; made Of the finest Egyptian cotton mercer,
ed finish; designs snd coorngS close counerpsrs o.
htghgrad. H.
Outing Flannel &C., Regular &c.
splendid lot OF outing flannel light grounds, mostly pink
and blue effects particularly siirei Tor ladies' and ehldrens
under
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Semi. Annual Clearance Sale of Carpets.
25OOO Yards at One. Third Less Than Usual
" " "N
&c Of 10 a
an 85. 75. az Quat
d M
to
71r
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Annual Small Wares Sale.
Last Week-priCes at One.Half and Less.

large quantity Of goods has been added which will
make this week OF the best the best OF the sale
Larger opportunities than hav been offered before
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rsff ses TO
r.f ssNhsf q
lnIIsr 90 - ~ q
sIs0tst &c coo q
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A Great Lot OF Books at 29c.
A One. Price Clearance Sale

here's another innovation in our Boo
every item speaks FOR itself Three table
81 50 books reduced to :ac
. :: hoNss reduced to zee
100 books reduced 60 :ac
Ana hundreds II volumes ranging IN valr, from
SIC 10 7tc oil nArsr, :pr here are over 900
rurN but space iu'hdN ont Mentioning As many a.
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This is also a iust.hefore.Sto
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NOmen'S Tailored Garments.
Final Reduction Sae-Less Than u Prices.

seasons another and therefore
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zoe. for Regular ST. so Satin Crepe de Chene.
All Our Mems Suits at Half.

The rush came and took everything, leaving
1880 for our $500 Suits.
1900 for our 5000 Suits.
Evening journal., 1901-05-20
MALIGNANT SCARLET FEVER
EXCITES SMYRNA PEOPLE
Special to The Evening Journal.

Smyrna, May pa strict quarantine
has been placed over the residence of Mrs.
Rachel Hynson, who resides on Delaware
street between Commerce and South. as
her daughter, Dorothy, has the scarlet
fever in virulent form. Mrs. Hynson has
five children, and as so much medicine
was purchased from Clifton & Raymond S
drug store, DIT. Clifton's suspicious were
aroused and he visited the Hynson home,
finding the little girl to be lll with scar
let fever in the worst form. As great
caution is being used by the Board OF
Health. Ct is not thought the dread dis
ease will spread. Mrs. Hynson has been
warned that no member of her household
shall be allowed on the street. and the
police Of Smyrna have been instructed 10
watch the premises to see that this order
is carried out. The citizens living in the
immediate neighborhood have spread car
bolic acid in front of their homes and
everything possible has been done to keeT
the disease from getting a foothold among
the children Of the town. This is the
second case Of scarlet fever in Smyrna ir
two months. The sick child last night
was doing as well as could be expected.
Evening journal., 1901-05-20
LOCAL PREACHERS TO MEET
viii Hold Three Days Session In
Pleasant Hill Church

The forty-frst semi-annual meeting
Of the Wilmington Methodist EpiscO-
pal Conference Local Preachers and
Exhorters' Association will be held
in Ebenezer Church. Pleasant Hill,
next Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
The Rev. n. L. Jenney will preach on
Friday evening, and the delegates will
be welcomed Saturday morning by the
Rev. w. T.. Hammond, pastor of the
church, the Rev. Daniel Green making
the response. Papers will
be read in the afternoon by
the Revs. J. w. Fryer, ~ L. Jenney
Alfred Brooks and John Hutton.
On Sunday the Rev. John r. Wright
will preach in the morning. and Mrs.
NJ A. Taggart, of Wilmington, and
others will address the Sunday school
in the afternoon. This will be follow
ed by a memorial service. The evening
sermon will be by the Rev William
FAIRIES.
Evening journal., 1901-05-20
WAYFARERS NOTEBOOK
II Read Before Supper it Will Aid Your
Digestion There is Nothing Pat
In It to Lnll You to Sleep
How He Met His wife

The Rev j. +. Bryan. formerly of the
Waverly Methodist Protestant Church.
Baltimore. and recently transferred to
Georgetown. tells the following charming
story:
II had been member of the Maryland
Annual Conference Of the Methodist Prot
estant Church one year and had been sta
toned during that time at Ellicott City as
pastor of Patapsco Church In that town.
At the end OF the conference year.in April
1896 the conference met in Allnutt Nom
orlal Methodist Protestant Church, Ches-
ter and Lombard streets. Baltimore Nd
II was the last night OF the conference,
and the president. the Rev. Or. j. d.
Kinzer, was reading the appointments,
and when he came to Bethany Church,
Baltimore, he called ]. +. Bryan as the
pastor for the following year / was
standing in the crowded aisle OF the
church, leaning against a pew In which
very pretty young lady sat, and she
proved TO be a member OF Bethany
Church, to which l had just been ap-
pointed pastor. She turned TO the youne
lady with her and said. L bet he Is an
lrishman' 1 looked at her and came near
saying: I am the Irishman,' but took
second thought and did not.
But time wore on. and before two years
ended this young lady became my wife
She married the Irishman.' Her nam,
was Miss Katie Colbert OF Northeast
Baltimore"
Evening journal., 1901-05-20
BISHOP KELLEY
WITH OLD. FRIENDS
Said Mass in New Castle
Church Yesterday
Morning
Special to the Evening journal


At the meeting of the Womans Home
Missionary Society, TO be held in the par
sonage Of Nazareth NJ. f. Church this
evening, the members of the Ladies' Mite
Society and the local branch OF the
Womans Christian Temperance Union.
will meet with the Missionary Society
socially.
Company II, ~ G. D.. will begin rife
practice at the range situated on the
farm along the river front north of this
city. and known as the Eckles farm. or
Saturday.
The failure Of the Baum Athletic Clut
90 come here on Saturday disappointed
many lovers of the sport who were on
the grounds The Philadelphians have in
formed the local management that they
did not come because of the threatening
weather They will get one Of the local
clubs open dates next month The home
club viii play the Chester team in Chester
on Saturday.
The Rev. Bishop Kelley Of the diocese
Of Savannah, conducted mass in st
Peters Church. yesterday morning
Bishop Kelley formerly was in charge OF
the local church, and all his old friends
were out yesterday to welcome him. lie
will return to the South this week
The festival given by the Daughters OF
America I'm the Armory Saturday evening
was a success in every particular
Evening journal., 1901-05-20
BicycIe club 10 EIeot Oaoers

Officers will be elected by the Will
mingtOn Bicycle Club tonight These
have been nominated: For president,
William w. Rice; first vice-president,
j. A. Oliver, William r. Spencer; sec
ond vice-president, Daniel Farra; sec
retary, Walter S. Tazewell; financial
secretary, William Kirk: treasurer.
Frank w. Todd; quartermaster, George
G. Smith; active directors, William L.
Belts. f. c. Mammele; William A. Holt
George L. Huxley. William l.. Bowers
associate directors. Calvin !. Swayne
captain, William R. GCodley.
Evening journal., 1901-05-20
Smyrna Wants a sprinkler

SPECIAL 70 tne EVenlng JOurnlI,
Smyrna, May 2O.-Every Summer there
Is much complaint here over the waste
in the town water by parties who sprin-
kle the streets, as at times several Of our
main thoroughfares have resembled little
ponds after the pavewash has been used
for half an hour. II is now suggested that
the town purchase a sprinkler, TO be oper-
ated by a man appointed especially for
that purpose as is the custom in other
towns. BY this plan much of the waste
in the water could be averted
Evening journal., 1901-05-20
Clayton Council Organizes

Speclal 20 the Evening journal.
Clayton. May 20.-The Town Council, Of
Clayton, which has been without a presi-
dent for some time, and from which body
there have been numerous designations
owing to the factional fights in the mu-
niclpal election. has organized with J. B.
Book as president, a position he held for
several years before he resigned as a
councilman last year; Abel Sevil, secre-
tary and c. A. Brown, as treasurer. J.
W. Ennis was elected night watohman
and ]. S. Casperson, alderman, assessor
and collector of town taxes. The new
Board of Health is DR.. c. f. Harmonson
E. r. Sipple. r. Y. Wallen, w. L. Good
ing. II. f. Smith.
Evening journal., 1901-05-20
Pennsylvania Railroad Special Elk cur
sion to Pan-American Exposition
Account Dedication Day

On account of Dedication Day at the
Pan-American Exposition, Monday, May
90. the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
viii run special excursion to Buffalo
from Philadelphia, Washington, and Bal
timore and adjoining territory on May
Is and 10 Round-trip tickets, good going
only ON train leaving Washington 750
Philadelphia $50, and Baltimore $50 a. M,
Harrisburg 135 n. m, on May is and 49,
and ON local trains connecting herewith
and good to return ON regular trains unit
May 20, inclusive. win be sold at rate OF
50 from Philadelphia. so from Balumor,
and Washington. $50 from Harrisburg
S5.G5 from Williamsport and proportionat'
rates from other points. Tickets will no
be good in parlor or sleeping cars il
either direction. For specific time an,
rates, consult local ticket agents.