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The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-23
ELKS ORGANIZED.
Organization TO Start Off With Forty
Members.

Brnnswick now has fourIshing
lodge OF Ejks the same having been
organized last night and the follow
ing officers named:
Exalted Ruler, DR.. G. w. Blanton,
Esteemed Leading Knight, B. P.
Coleman.
Esteemed Loyal Knlght F, G. Nc
Brown.
Esteemed Laoturing Knight, A. j.
otovst.. ~
q
Secretary, b. K. BrGu-.
Treasurer, Fl. w. Gale.
Tyler, John p. Twomey.
Trustees, L. Fl. Haym, F. D. Aiken,
NJ, Kaiser.
The iniatiOn will OoogF Monday night
when District Depusy W. W, Starr, Of
Savannah, will be here.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-23
Veterans to Meet.

All Glynn county Confederate Vet-
erans In good stan dg are requested
to meet at their headquarters, No. lie
Newcastle street today at 6p. m. to
arrange for accepting the invi.
tatiOn to take part In the services ON
Decoration day. We hope that q Con.
federate flag will be placed on each
Veterans grave and that the veterans
will turn out in large numbers.
w. B. Burroughs, President,
Horacs Dart, Secretary.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-23
Consular Nuptials,

New York, April % An internation-
al wedding, the sequel Of Pan-Amer-
ican wooinR, will take place tomorrow
at st, Luke's church where Enrique
Wulff, Consul General of the Republic
Of Bolivia here, is to be married to MiEs
Helen Louise Mclaughlin. Mr.. Wulf
was born in Peru. Many members Of
the consular corps will be present.
Consul Wulfg has received a oongratu%
latory message from General Eloy AL
faro, President of Ecuador.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-23
Bad Sidewalks.

Some of the walks on the prinbipal
streets are again getting In bad
shape and unless the oity authorities
take the matter in hand they will And
it hard work to get property owners to
build new walks, At present q little
repairing will save extra expense but
there are many who willnot even do thi
until they are compelled to, Let the
matter be taken up at once. The dose
of bad sidewalks some time age was
enough TO last some years.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-23
A HOLY WAR.
The Sultan is Alarmed and is Rushing
Reinforcements.

OonstantInople, April ga holy
war is on In Arabia and the Sultan Is
rushing reinforcement as rapidly as
possible.
The trouble was brought on by the
Sultan refusing to grant certain privi-
leRes asked by the natives.
The re bells sre besieging the Turks
In many parts of the country sud d great
apprehension Ia felt.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-23
Young Bride Suicides.

Jackson, KY, April 22.-Thursday
evening Mrs, william Spears, II, Of
this city, committed suicide by taking
an overdose Of morphine. This was her
second attempt to kill herself within a
few days. She had been married only
six weeks.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-23
VIII be Great.

A great deal OF interest is being
manifested In the Bicycle Carnival
which is to be held here during the
meeting Of the PythiRns in May and
from present Indications 1t will be
successful in every sense of the word.
Those who intend going in the par
ade should begin to figure on a oos-
tune.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-23
RecIaiming Waste Lands.

'SN''f
New York, April 22-Tol0nel Henry
Roberts, president Of the Board Of Army
Engineers, gave q public hearing 1T
the Army building today over the quea-
tion of.granting Senator Kssn Of New
Jersey and others the right to build
docks on Newark Bay, whiOh they de-
cided to improve BY system Of dykinR
and bulkhesding. and establishing val
liable water front privileges. For sew
eral months seows and other craft have
been transporting soil from the rapid
transit tanneI in New York to the
meadows.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-23

Fall River, Mass. April 22-The re-.
port from New York to the effect that
Morgan syndicate would, If possible,
buy up all the cotton mills 10 regarded
as true here. It is said that q dozen
agents Of the syndicate are now In the
north and south getting options.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-23
A BIG CHECK.
Mr., Edwin Gould Sends the RAemen Fifty
Dollars.

Captain Frank A. Dunn received q
check from Mr.. Edwin Gould Sunday
for $50 100 donated to the Riff smsn's
fair and 1t is needless to say that the
boys are high In their praise Of Mr. .
Gould.
Letters asking for contributions were
sent to every member oftbe Jek vi island
club and so far S75 100 has been received.
Other donations continue to come In
and the amount In goods and money 90
far will run up to over $500 90.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-23
Agents Of Great FilalciGr
Secure Options
ARE COMING SOUTH TOO
Locks Like This Great Industry
Will Now Be Controlled by
Gigantic Trust.

New York, April, ga syndicate
headed by J. Pierpont Morgan 10 en-
deavoring to secure options ON all the
cotton mills Of America and they have
already arranged for the pu ,bass of
many Southern mills,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-23
Swept to Death
Over Niagara

Niagara Falls, April 22-Owon wiss
was, while out In q row boat, caught in
the falls today and hurled to death,
The man pade several unsuccessful at
tempts to save himself.
Hundreds Of people saw him go but
we're powerless to render assista noe.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-23
WANT REVENGE.
Cotton Mill Operatives May Lay or
Week.

Lowell, Mass, April 22,-The TWEEN =
ty-three hundred operatives of the
Massac husetts cotton mills who were
arbitrarily thrown out of work for a
fortnight by the mill owners, swear
vengeance.
The trouble is lowering under meath
what Ia apparently very even surface.
The mill workers will not forget this
fortnight Of enforced idleness and
when the resumption Of Chinese sx.
port trade will necessi.ate rush orders,
they are liable to bs fully as arbitrary
in their actions as were their employ =
srs when they announced: mo work
for q fortnight"
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-23
Notice.

Water will be out off Tuesday and
Wednesday mornings from until II
o'clock. Consumers will please draw
what water they need before 9 O'Clock /.
B, l., an d W. CO,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-23
Thirty Five Killed.

st. Petersburg, 1April 22.-One OF
the most fatal mine explosions 90
Cured today at Bendazln. Aboat
thirty-five were killed.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-23

The pile-driver at work on the new
wharf at the Retreat, D.. Simon, was
blown into the marsh some days ago,
but not badly damaged.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-23

A large number of Brunswickians
will attend the Macon street fair next
week.
Evening journal., 1901-03-26
SHIPS RIP AIRS
BRING LAWSUIT
Insurance Companies Will
Haze to Pay TuIret
Crowns Bill

A peculiar and interesting lawsuit
VIII soon De entered into by two ma
rine insurance corporations abroad TO
determine on which will fall the bur
den OF the $4,000 repair bill OF the
British steamship 1mrret Crown, which
has just undergone an extensive over
hauling by the Harlan and Holnngs-
worth Company OF this city, and now
lies In the river unChartered.
This oddly constructed craft mas just
finished q seasons charter with the
Dominion Coal Company. running be-
tween Montreal. Louisburg and New
England ports. She went to Fhiladel-
phia under charter TO load general
cargo on the Brauer Line, and when
she began loading a leak was discov-
cred in one of her ballast tanks A sur
vey was held and Lloyds agent order
ed her to haul out for further examina-
tion.
She was brought to Wilmington and
when docked her bottom was found 20
be In a terrible condition. showing
that she had been ashore innumerable
times and that hard substances had
been struck. The more repairs were
AANA" AtA' AiANAA a. was ANMAlA NNN Af.A'
cd. and now her owners have been pre-
sented with bills aggregating $4,000
which they claim must be paid by tn
insurance companies.
10 appears that while the vessel was
en- route from Portland to Philadelphia
hsr insurance ran out. and she wa.
Immediately rcinsured, but not Will
the same companies, and il is lust her,
that the question as to who viii pay
the repair bills arises. To dctermin,
this a specific date as TO when tnl
damage was sustained must be- given
SO far as rs known the master ha.
made no statement to his owners o
the vessel striking bottom. nor doe
the official log contain the information
Tho damage to the ballast tank was, /
is claimed, sustained on the voyag
from Portland to- Philadelphia
but even this does nJs ind
cate which Insurance ccmpan
is responsible, as no date is ohtninab,
as to when thu accident occurred.
Evening journal., 1901-03-26
THINKS DELAWARE is WISE
In RETAINING WHIPPING-POST
Dr. Baldwin, Of New Haven Declares That The Old
Mode Of Punishment Is MOSt Effective in Deal
Ing With Petty LaWbrcakTS
Hin FIGHTING
DAYS Arb OVER
/. Y. MurpDy, Former LieutCn-
ant, Expects Early Peace
in Philippines

Ernest V. Murphy, OF Montana, who
has just been mustered out OF the milf
tary service, IN which he served as a
rst lieutenant OF infantry, as the guest
OF II. Everett Janyier, In this city. Mr.
Murphy was resident OF Wilmington
until eight years ago. when he wont
10 Montana. At the breaking out OF
the Spanish war he enlisted
in Company c, Montana Volunteers. in
which company he served until July OF
1899, when he was commissioned a
first Lieutenant and transferred TO the
Thirty seventh Infantry for service in
the Philippines. He remained there
until January 10 Of the present year,
and upon his return to Montana was
hCncrably discharged. Whlis with the
army in the Philippines, Mr.. Murphy
was with General Macarthur IN the
campaigns OF Malalos, Laguna and San
Fernando. They saw much service
but could not got within fighting dis
.tance of Aguinaldo.
Since the reelection OF President
Mckinley the insurrect.0n is dyine
out. Nr Murphy says. and II his opin.
ion that the recent surrender OF Gen.
erals Trias, San Dica and La Cuna pre-
ltics. 1t was only because Of the cn
oouragement given the Filipinos by On
emies OF the Presidents war policy tina
has prolonged ths struggle 10 This day
and now that this objection has beal
overcome. the former lloui1nant feel
lc1nfdent that within a very short tim
lighting IN the archipelago VIII h1v
lccastd.
He says the war already has had on
good effect. that Of having opened tn
islands to American capitalists win
have introduced modern BUSINESS idea
into the country and given the ma
ltivos all those advantages which tent
to make a people progressive AID pros
lpfroug. The Filipinos appreciate IN
EFFORTS ~ the Americans In this diroo
tion, and give promise Of soon becom
ing active agents in the business o
the rapidly advancing Eastern market
Mr.. Murphy will return TO Montan
within a few days.
Evening journal., 1901-03-26
CEREALS FOR POLAR TRIP
Lea Company to Furnish FOOd Stuff for
haIGKin.Liegler EXnNdiiiOn

Thres carloads Of kiln-dricd corn
meal, flour and Cther cereals were
shipped by the William Lea d Sons
Company yesterday, to TiOmso. Nor
way. where they will be loaded aboard
ships and taken TO the far North by
the Baldwin-Iieglcr expedition.
The contract for the food stuff came
Ito the Wilmington millers through the
Influence Of John c. Higgins. United
States consul at Dundee. Scotland. Mr.
Higgins several months ago mat Elve-
lyn ID. Baldwin who planned the Cxpe-
dition, i'm Dundee. hunting for cereals
that would keep in an Arctic climate
for at least twenty-sevcn months. Mr..
Higgins directed Mr.. Baldwin to his
brother, Anthony Higgins, OF this city,
who, in turn. directed him to the Lea
Company. After an examination OF
the product of the mills Mr Baldwin
collected samples Of cereals from all
over the country, which were subjected
to most careful tests, with the result
that the product OF the local millers
was selected. or the fifty tons Of corn
meal bought, forty tons will be fed to
the dogs that will be used in the expe-
dition.
The explorers are to leave Tromso
in June.
Evening journal., 1901-03-26
PAINTERS CASE Was CONTINUED
Charged With Committing an Assault
IlOn Samuel KOrne

Before Judge Churchman in City
Court this morning the case OF Martin
c. Painter, charged with assaulting
Samuel Keene. was continued until to-
morrow morning at the request Of As
sistant City Solicitor John Lynn. II
appears that the prisoner is employed
by Frank Dure & Co.. and this morn
ing decided TO quit He started out OF
the shop with his tools when, it is
said, Keene who is foreman objected.
and in the alteration that ensucd was
pushed through a window by Painter,
and his wrists and hands badly cut
As the result of the injuries are not
yet known. Mr.. Lynn asked for post
pCnement of the case.
Mary Potter, Charles Harris, VIII
liam Thomas and James NJ. WilsOE, all
colored were charged with trespass.
and were fined 81 and costs each. John
Tilghman. colored, charged with as
saUlting John Young, was assessed s.
and costs. Charles Harris. colOred. re-
ceiyed a similar fine for assaulting ".
II. Roberts. Harry Butter, cOlarod
for assaulting Edna Craig, also colorse,
was fined SO and costs.
Twenty prisoners were before Judge
Churohman at last nights session oi
court, the majority of them being
drunks." 4
Evening journal., 1901-03-26
4 DeIaWarCan'S Confidence
That Was Not Misplaced
COURTESY EXTENDED CLAIMANT
Death Occurred During The Month
Grace Allowed for Payment Of
Second Premium

The management Of The Mutual Life,
in all its departments, is, and always
has been, noted for its conservatism,
ability. skill and integrity. The entire
Of the company Is upon
business lines, and in accordance with
sound principles and safe methods. Its
policies are clear, distinct and busi-
ness-like documents. and can be uni
stood by anyone. There arc no tct1Li-
oalnies or doubtful phrases, and the
contract between the company and
policy holders IS set forth in words
and figures 50 plainly that no misap-
prehension or controversy can arise
between the management and the
members Of the company.
Thirty days Of grace are allowed in
payment of premiums. and all dea b
claims are paid Immediately upon re-
ceipt OF satisfactory proofs. These
valuable features have recently been
tested. and tho estate OF Harvey n.
Baldwin. Of Choaie. Del, is the recip-
Evening journal., 1901-03-26
HAS NO INTERENT
IN THB GANMAN
Hanna Again Makes Denial Of
Charges Made by Union
Republicans

New York. March 26.-"Prosperity
rules everywhere in the country.
Money is beng put into new enter
prises, trade is increasing. labor is in
demand from one part OF the country
to the other the mills and factories are
In full operation SO said senator
Mark A. Hanna at the Waldorf Astoria
last night
Replying 10 an inquiry as to the ac-
tiOn of the Delaware Legislature IN ad-
iourning without elect.ng two senators
from that State Senator Hanna said:
"I have nothing to say about that ex-
cept to deny the charges that have
been made in some newspapers. par
ticularly in Philadelphia. that l want
ed to see Addicks elected There is
no truth in those assertions. / have no
interest in Addicks or any other par
ticular man. Just as in the case OF Ne
braska. I want to have two Repubii-
cans sent TO Washington from Della
ware. Who the men are ! don't care.
My only anxiety Is TO see Delaware and
Nebraska properly represented. %
'Wil the Republican party nOld its
grip upon Delaware until the next cleo
tiOn 2"
"As to that / cannot say" the SEN
ator replied, shaking his head thought
fully.
Evening journal., 1901-03-26
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
BY THIRTY DAYS OF GRACE
Estate Of lhe Late Harvey T. Baldwin Of ChOae, Della
ware, Greatly Enhanced by LiberaIiy Of Ills Policy
in The Mutual Life Of New York

lent OF $1,000 thereby. Below Is a let
ter of acknowledgment from Mrs
Baldwin.
Choate. Del, March 20, 1901.
Mr. Herbdrt ~ Fell. General Agent
Wilmington, Delaware:
Dear Sir: / beg TO acknowledge re-
ce.pt of check for $1,000 in payment OF
death claim under policy No. l,O23, ,342
issued on the life of my husband. Har-
vcy T. Baldwin Mr.. Baldwin showed
his faith in The Mutual Life by dis
continuing insurance that he regarded
as inferior and carrying the entire
with your company, and the
prompt settlement OF the claim. also
the ass stance rendered me in securing
proofs of death, is evidence of his wis.
dom and forethought
take great pleasure in recommends
ing the Grand Old Mutual 10 my
friends. and wish 10 thank you for the
MANY cOurtesies extended. Mr. Bald
win died within the thirty (5O) days OF
grace allowed fer the payment of the
second years premium.
Yours very truly.
MRS. ELLA r. BALDWIN.
Evening journal., 1901-03-26
JOHN SCANNRhL
IN WATCH WINNER
Guessed Within two Of the
Number Of Ballots
Deposited

John Scannell of No. 93l Roei street,
has won the handsome gold watch Of
ferod by the Evening Journal 10 the
person who guessed closest to the num-
her OF ballots deposited in the box
which was in the bicycle academy
while the far OF the Wilmington BIZ
cycle Club was held there. Mr.. Scan
nels guess was 5,25S. or with.n two
OF the number OF. ballots deposited.
which was 5,256. The watch Will be
presented to Mr.. Scannell this after
noon. Tie is shipping clerk I'm the big
store Of Z. II. Brennan.
On account of a protest bcng filed
against the counting Of two OF the bal
lots, the contest was not decided until
last night, when the committee decided
that Mr.. Scannell was entitled TO the
watch
The result Of the count was made
known officially in the following let
ter:
Wilmington. Del. March %, 1901.
Editor Evening Journal:
The result Of the guessing contest
closed March %. is as follows Total
number OF ballots cast. $3.50. Guess
OF Mr. John Scannell. No. 9i3 Reed
street, Wilmington. Del, was 5,25S
same being nearest the total number OF
ballots cast, and the only guess Of like
amount. he is hereby declared the
winner
Ernest c. Parks,
Daniel Farra,
II. Thomas.
William Kirk, Chairman,
Committee.
There were four young people, whose
guesses were close TO the number OF
ballots deposited. They are Charlie.
Morris, 230 Monroe street. $3.50 an,
$3.50; Florence Bonnor, No. 1890 Wes
Fourth street $3.50 and H. +. klund
of No. 6l7 East Fourth street who's,
guess was 5,251. John Scott Rudolph
OF San Juan, Porto Rico. guessed e,S3S
Evening journal., 1901-03-26
Golden RuIc Compans's Opening

Saturday viii be opening day at the
Golden Rule Millinery Company's new
store. No. 225 Market stroCt. There
will be a grand display of all the
latest Partisan ana L1ndun novelties
at that time, the inspection of VIII 'ch
is invited The store IS owned BY
Amos Cole, whose manager. E Friend.
is thoroughly experienced in the mtlli-
nmy business. The following named
well-llnown young women would be
pleased TO see their friends. Misses May
Fighter Eva Fighter. Katie West, Mar
garet OKeefa Maud Christy, Nellie
OMealey, Martha Vinsinger Miss Litz
and Zula Cole.
Evening journal., 1901-03-26
Tar Comnnnv Has nemovcd

The last carload OF machinery and
effects OF the Thomas Manufacturing
Company was shipped from This city
10 Springfield Ohio. yesterday. Twen-
ty-fOur workmen and their families
have gone to Ohio TO continue their
relations with the company.
Evening journal., 1901-03-26
Mar.h Rnnka in tiood uonnltlnn

ID rectors of the Cherry Island Marsh
Company yesterday found the hanks in
excellent conditlon. and that not more
than $50 win be needed in repairs
The assessmNt probably viii be- 50 an
acre, which is fifty cents cheaper than
last year.
Evening journal., 1901-03-26

wye ana starr supply Danlel VII
on.
DOVER DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder. c. $. Baker.
Beckwith. w T. Taylor.
Bridgevllle. Del, w. r. Mowbray.
Burrsvillc, Harry Taylor.
Cambridge. Il. G. MacNiChol.
Camden, Del, L. w. Layfeld
Canterbury Supply. A. G. Jones.
Church Creek, w. ii. Kenney.
Grape, w. S. H. Williams.
Dover. ]. T. Richardson.
Wesley, Alfred Smith.
Armory Supply, B. +. Campbell.
East New Market. 9. w. Smith.
Ellendale. j. A. Buckson.
Elliott's Island, j. w. Williams.
Pennington, ID. J. GNan.
fredericksburg, 7. $. Holt.
FELTON,, j. ID. Kemp.
Frederica. r.. II. Thrashcr.
Galestown. c. Il. Hastings.
Georgetown, Adam Stcngle.
Georgetown Circuit, J. IL. Wilson.
Greenwood, j. l.. Johnson.
Harrington, +. G. Atkins.
Hooper's Island, r. ). Barrett.
Houston. j. ID. Reese.
Hurlock. Albert Chandler.
Lakevile (suppy), II. Il. Truitt.
Leipsic. Frederick Spencer.
Lewes, c. II. Anderson.
Lincoln. V. L. Hills.
Little Creek. II. ii. Lewis.
Magnolia. G.. j.. Wood.
Milford, +. p Harris.
Milton. l. Il. Corkran.
Nassau. j. i. Outten.
Preston, c. II. Williams.
Salem. Howard Davis.
Seaford. W. l.. White.
Seaford Circuit. J. NJ Mitchell.
Vienna, j. T. Van BurkalOw.
Williamsburg, A. c. Wiley.
Williston. j. w. Fogle.
Wyoming, G.. =. Smith
Zoar, w. n. Conway.
SALISBURY DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder. T. E. Martindale
Pocomoke Circuit Supply, J. NJ. Col-
Inns
Iowellyile. IL. =. Kelso
Princess Anne. !. G. Fosnocht.
Quantico. &. w. Strickland.
Riverside Supply, J. 5 Bozman.
Royanna, j. b. Graham.
st. Peters, NJ. d. Nultcr.
Salis bury, G. A. Hill.
Selbyville, f. n, Faulkner.
Sharptown, +. II. Miller.
Smiths Island Supply, w. Il. Gwinn.
Snow HILL S. NJ. Morgan.
Somerset, c. r. Neese.
Stockton, ]. L. Anderson.
Tangier G. w. Bounds.
WestOyer. q. l.. Martin.
Whitesville. +. r. Van Dyke.
Annamessex (supply) G. c. Williams
Asbury, Il. l.. Terry.
Eerlin, H. G.. Budd.
Bethel, ID. IL. Willis.
BisEopvillc, j. NJ. Geoghegan.
Cape Charles, Edwin Gardner.
Chincoteogue, 6. g. Senser.
Chrisiield c. T. Wyatt.
Crowentown (supply) Baynard
Delmar. w. w. Sharp.
Deals Island. +. +. Carpenter.
Fairmount, w. j. Du Hallway.
Frankford Asbury Burke.
Fruitland. r. y Moore
Girdle Tree. T.. H. Nelson
Gumbo-O. G.. W. Hastings
Hollands Island. c. N. Benson.
Laurel. II G. Turner.
Mardella Springs (supply), W. +. At
kinsOn
Marion Supply. W. +. Matthews.
Millsboro, j. Il. Gallagher
Mt. Pleasant, +. J. Cochran.
Alt Vernon, ]. w. Gray
Nanticoke. II. G.. SmOot
Newark. W. r. Hrons.
Onancock. Il. H. Derrickson.
Parsonsburg. ID. F. McFaul.
Pocomoke. F. c. McSorley.
Evening journal., 1901-03-26
Horaeehoers Enioycd smoIer

In Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
this evening the Bible school Of the
church will celebrate Its thrty-seventh
There are only two Of
the original fifteen members living
They are Mrs. James Brown and Mrs.
Amelia Brattan.
Evening journal., 1901-03-26
Honored Newly appointed conductor

Employees OF the Delaware railroad
who have been working with Henry
Hin for the last ten years. gave re-
ception in his honor last night. Mr.
Hill recently was appointed freight
conductor.
Evening journal., 1901-03-26

The Rev. Charles Bratten Dubell
will conduct service tomorrow at 4
O'Clock p. m. in the Church of the As
cension. In Claymont.
Evening journal., 1901-03-26

Buy Crown Paints at Cartmolls
Sixth and Madison streets.
Evening journal., 1901-03-26

For cold in the head take Laxa-
tive BromO Quinine.
Evening journal., 1901-03-26
Aged Man Dies of ParaIysis

Nicholas Henry died on Sunday night
of paralysis, aged 6S years. The body
will be shipped to Germantown, Pa, on
SUNDAY for Informant
Evening journal., 1901-03-26
USE
THE PHONEl

we have four phones
and people paid 90 an
StVcr them. ~ You
want fO talk adsertis-
inS call us amy time and
in three minutes we
will have some one on
the way Ia see N0u III
y0u wish IL. Perhaps
we can tell YOU at Onre
what you want 90
know.
|. g. A. PHONES 975 and 500.
-....-.... 80 90
Evening journal., 1901-03-26
TO CURE A COIN N oNE DAY

Take laxative Bromo-Quininc Tablets.
25c.
Evening journal., 1901-03-26

Middletown, L. Il. Barrett.
Millington, Il. @. Sunfield.
Odessa, w. o. Hurst.
oxford. l.. /. McDougle.
Piney Neck Supply, @. X. Morris
Pomona, A. ii. COvey.
Queenstown, w. G. Poole.
Ridgeley. w. O. Bennett.
Rock Hall, w. w. Chaires.
Royal Oak, w. r. MacFarlane.
st. Alichael's. J. II. Beauchamp.
Smyrna, V. s. Collins.
Smyrna Circuit. G. l.. Hardesty.
Still Pond, II. II. Beauchamp.
Sudlersville. u. G. Wright.
Talbot, J. w. Talley.
Tilghman's, J. II. Cannon.
Townsend. G. p Jones.
Trappe. f. T. Bloxton.
Wye and Starr (supply) Daniel VIII
on
Evening journal., 1901-03-26

CContinued on Fifth Pace.
Evening journal., 1901-03-26

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81 Replies
To one twO-lIne "VVanf Adj"
That's what one advertiser got
last Friday. IL cost one cent a
word, or % cents In this ease.
Evening journal., 1901-03-26

D. g. A. PHONES 975 and 500.
DELMARYIA 470 and 240.