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, 1902-11-21
LOT NO. /.

LOT NO. |.
Wrichis Genuine Health Under
wear. on" OF tn" best made and most
perfectly finished garments on the
American market. \ fine. all wool
fleece. -rlr. we'll shaped and non
shrinkahIr garment. IA sanitary gar
mout in the StriCtest sense OF tn" word.
Sold "Nrrywhvr" AT $500 and $I"o
We place price till Doc. | at $500.
LOT NO. ,.
Another styl" of Wright's Health II
d,rw,ar. and one sold right here in
Laramie at $50 sultan exception
ally we'll mad" and beautifully finished
pioc" OF goods. possessing both com
fort and durability in wearing quail
ties. We take plcasur" in being able
to quot, this garment at. the suit $500.
LOT NC. g..
\ natural gray. strictly all wool.
, 1902-11-21
PIONEERS
OF LARAMIE WHO ARE NOW LlV-
ING COMFORTABLY NEAR
PORTLAND.

MIR. Weber is Carrying on Fruit Farm
ing in the Willamette Valley and
Mrs. Weber is Oevoting Some
Time to theScience Of PhrenoIogy
and Literary Work.
, 1902-11-21

FURNISHED housekeeping rooms fol
rent. Sayer Hansen. 151 Sixth street
, 1902-11-21

"VelVet' Molasses
Candy, the best on the
market. at Peabody's.
, 1902-11-21

The best line of $3.50 mems shoes in
town. Woodruff & Terry's.
, 1902-11-21

We have the exclusive sale on Zero
Collar listers. Woodruff & Terry's.
, 1902-11-21
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Evening journal., 1902-05-07

that are genuinely artistic and honestly good
are offered at most reasonable prices. Unlike
beef, the demand has not caused an advance;
on the contrary, there never was time when
so much could be obtained to make the home
beautiful for a moderate sum as now.
You know we always show an abundant
assortment, but just now especially, our stock
is at the zenith of its excellence, and our
offerings in this advertisement are made with
the absolute conviction tLat we can be of
benefit to you The most careful reading,
however, can give but a faint idea Of their
real value-it will be to your advantage
to call.
Evening journal., 1902-05-07
BASEBALL TEAM FOR MIDDLETORN
Light and Water commission ReOrganizeS
AeW-CtRturJ Club Officers Elected
Special TO tho Evening Journl

special 10 the Evening Journal
Middletown. May IA baseball club
will be organized here this week for
the coming season, and it is expected
TO surpass last seasons. The ground
is engaged and the officers will be
selected, and after a few weeks prac-
tice the team viii be ready TO cross
bats with any other town or city.
The Light and Water Commission
has reorganized. and the following Of
ficers We're elected: S. C. Biggs, presi-
dent; John W. Jolls. secretary, and
Edward Reynolds, treasurer
Election OF officers took place at the
.New-Century Club yesterday after
noon, and the following officers were
elected to serve during the ensuing
year: President, Mrs. Clara Brady
Green; first vice-president, Mrs. John
p. Cochran, Jr.; second vice-president
Miss Cornelia Townsend; correspond
ing secretary, Miss Mary Shallcross;
recording secretary, Miss Mary Shall
cross; recording secretary. Mrs. w. e
Barnard, and treasurer, Miss Anna Der
rickson.
Evening journal., 1902-05-07
THE LITERARY WORLD

The May number Of Everybody's
Magazine opens with a most interest
ing article by Dr. Henry Gannett on
Famous American Mountains, SUI
perbly illustrated with photographs Of
the notable peaks OF the Rockies, the
Sierras and the Alaskan range. Es-
pecially timely is r. p. OConnor's
estimate Of Cecil Rhodes-the ''Napo-
leon of South Africa" It is skillful
character study. representing the
curious admixture of traits which
make Mr.. Rhodes the great person
.ality of his period. Another valuable
contribution is DR.. II. w. Wiley's
Man as a Machine in which the
functions of the human body are COM
pared with mechanical process, In
fiction the May Everybodys is very
rich. It contains "a Touchdown,
another of Miss Eleanor Hoyt's whim-
sical stories Of Nancy's adventures.
'The Baptism of the Buzzards,' by
Fred. Walworth, introduces a new
writer Of unusual power. There are
several new chapters Of Danny the
charming serial by Alfred Olivant
"Belshazzar" draws near to an excit.
ing close. There are additional pas
sages OF delicate comedy in Tangled
up in Beulah Land" and fanciful
story of school life by John Ten Eycl
/ Tompkins.
Evening journal., 1902-05-07
DOVER HAS NEW NEWSPAPER
Various improvements Being Made in the
TOKn-YOung Folk 10 Entertain
Special to the Evening Journal.

Dover, May 4-IhrOugh Jhe KIND
ness of Professor Cross, Superintend-
ent ]. e. Carroll has been able to OBJ
tain the Conference Academy Hall in
which to hold his teachers examina-
tion on Saturday, May 10.
DIR. John G. Sharpe, proprietor OF the
Hotel Richardson, will shortly go on
an extended trip West. Alonzo Dick
.erson, of Milford, viii assist Clerk Cd
gen in managing the hotel during Dr.
Sharp's trip.
The ALIENS Club" an association
connected with Bethel M. e. Church
will give a cakewalk in Union Hal
on May 13.
The junior class of the Dover Higl
School will give a banquet to the Sc
nior class at the Hotel Richardson II
June during their commencement exer
cises. The juniors will also give AZ
entertainment Friday evening May, 16
Work of grading the lot at the cor
ner of Railroad avenue and LOCKER
man street began yesterday.
DIR. Alfred Smith, former pastor o
Wesley NJ. e. Church, and who is nov
pastor of Epworth Church, Whining
ton was visitor at the academy yes
terday
The tank house at the Delaware rail
road station has been greatly i'm
Evening journal., 1902-05-07

lines a patriot bent upon finding out
what force the enemy had and what
its dispositions were. Major Andres
mission was a different and a de-
graded one. He came into the Ameri-
can lines not as a scout-which Hale
was in essence-charged with the
duty of finding out the forces and the
position of the enemy. but as a cor
riipter Of men, with money and with
enticing offers Of official preferment-
He came into the American lines 10
hire maior-generals to betray their
trusts. TO forfeit thir oaths. to perjure
themselves. to make of themselves the
most infamous creatures in existence
for the sake of such reward as he
could offer them. Nathan Hale's mis-
sion was one of honor; Andres mis-
sion was one OF infamy. Nathan Hale
was hanged upon a technicality which
military men find it necessary to
maintain and enforce. Andre-high
born and highly connected as he was
was hanged for about the most in
famous crime that it is possible for
any man to commit-the crime OF
suborning perjury-the crime Of pur-
chasing perfidy-the crime Of betray-
| ing trust-the crime Of treason in It's
most infamous form.
Evening journal., 1902-05-07
DOVER COUNCIL MEETS
Discusses Condition Of Streets and Other
TningS Pertaining to Good Of Town
Special to the Evening Journal
.r rts4- rt.,,.,,f1 mo

Special to the Evening Journal
Dover, May City Council met
last evening at the Robbins Hose
House. There was lots ofwork and after
the meeting, the members repaired to
Benson's ice cream saloon, where they
cooled themselves off with some ice
cream and iced Strawberries.
General r. l.. Holiday, superintend-
ent of the Delaware railroad, says in
letter to Solicitor A. b. Magee that
he wants authority to remove some
trees on the border of the lot which
the Pennsylvania railroad intends TO
donate to the oity of Dover, and trans
plant them in another part. This was
referred to Che Tree Committee, with
power to act.
A petition signed by ten citizens was
read showing that new street should
be opened, starting from the Episcopal
Church and going through the lands OF
the Culbreths and Nicholson, and from
thence to the Government property
where it will end. The petition was
laid on the table. All bills against
the city of Dover were allowed, and
orders were drawn. A resolution was
drawn up by Solicitor A. B. Magee re-
questing that the National Government
rave the walk in front of the postoffics
with asphalt or concrete similar to tr'
Priscilla Block pavement. Mr.. Ben
son said that asphalt grew soft in the
summer, and that he would prefer con
crete. He also said that he saw an egl
fried on the Priscilla Black payemen
last summer. When the chairman o
the Fire Department and police rea'
his report, and said that the polio
would soon need some new summe
clothing. Mr.. Hazel said that the po
lice had better wear shirt waists. III
nally the matter was referred TO III
committee, with power to act.
IS. Maxwell Harrington, the newly
elected tax collector, named DIR. Jane
II. Wilson and Mrs. Virginia Wilso
as his bondsmen. His bond is 70
$4,000. aud IL will be approved b
President Postles as soon as Il is rea'
He is to have per cent. Of all take
collected as his salary. Council ais
Evening journal., 1902-05-07

raised the tax rate from twenty-seyen
cents to twenty-eight cents on the gem
eral assessment and on the water and
light assessment they voted to allow
it to remain the same, ten cents on
the 500. Secretary Ezekiel Cooper
was allowed SIS for his trouble in max
ing out the transcript assessment.
Council also instructed the police TO
stop all unnecessary loating on the
street corners.
Mr.. Pritchett asked that all the old
rubber hose which is of no account to
the Fire Department be given to the
Kings Daughters, who ship it to rub
Der dealers and realize quite a large
sum toward their Old Folks Home,
which they intend to build in Dover
Council voted to give the King
Daughters the hose but minus the
brass couplings.
Evening journal., 1902-05-07
sridgevlIIe,s Social SIDE
10 tho Evening Journal

Special TO tho Evening Journal
Bridgeville, May John Ihawley
OF Laurel, was here recently.
DR.. ]. c. Knowles, of Seaford, was
a recent visitor
Miss Mary Rust has returned from
Harrington.
Miss Lizzie Prettyman, of Seaford
has been visiting relatives here.
Mrs. r. r. Layton has returned from
Philadelphia.
Miss Lotta Wiley is visiting Miss
Louise Coulbourn in SeafOrd.
Mrs. Daniel J. Lyons, Of Greenwood
has been visiting Mrs. w. II. Jones.
Harry c. Layton expects to have q
residence erected in Market street op
posite the Columbia House this fall
Evening journal., 1902-05-07
RegardIng MlddIetown FoIk

Special TO the Evening Journal
Middletown. May Miss Josephine
Brazier, of Philadelphia, is visiting
Miss Marion Cochran.
Miss A. Louise Reynolds is spending
this week with her sister Mrs. ID. p.
Barnard, Jr.. in Wilmington.
Raymond Wilson. who has been up
in the mountains for several months
has returned home very much benefited
in health.
Mrs. A. NJ. Brown will leave Middle
town on Friday morning to join her
husband in Boston. where he holds a
responsible position with the Welsbach
Lighting Company.
Evening journal., 1902-05-07
BEAUTIFYING RAILROAD STATION
Newark Golf Club Getting in Shape-Nill
Have Rummage Sale
Special - the evening Journal.

Newark. May 7.-ContractOr Grimm
is making improvements to the Roberts
property in Main street
The women of the Guild of St
Thomas Church will hold rummage
sale in tn parish house on Friday and
Saturday next from 10 a. m. to 9 p
m. each day.
Work of beauufying the grounds
about the F., w. & b. station has be-
gun. The flower beds and designs are
being laid out. and when completed
Will present an attractive appearance
THE Newark Golf Clubs links on tho
Wilson farm are being put in condi
ton. The club now has a membership
of about fifteen.
Evening journal., 1902-05-07

proved by a complete cleaning out Of
the inside.
The Delaware State News made its
first appearance yesterday. Monroe
Ashmore is the editor, and possesses
one Of the finest newspaper plants in
the State. The office is in Loockerman
street, over the store of Joshua ID.
Deane. In his editorial Mr.. Ashmore
declares that Dover could stand the
publication of a paper every day in the
week
Evening journal., 1902-05-07
Newark Woman crItIeaIIY M
Special TO tho Evening Journal.

Special 20 tho Evening journal.
. Newark, May Mrs. Woodward. an
aged woman. living in Delaware ave-
nue., is critically III from stroke of
paralysis. Some months ago she fell
while walking in the yard and frac-
tured her hip. since which time she
has been bedfast.
Evening journal., 1902-05-07

In Nathan Hale. The Ideal Pa
triot a study Of character by William
Ordway Partridge CFunk & Williams
COZ three very striking and diverse
opinions Of the relative merits OF
Nathan Hale and Major Andre are pre-
sented. One is by George Cary Eggles-
ton. who writes the ''Foreward" of the
book: one is by Henry Cabot Lodge,
who is quoted in the discussion; and
one is by Mr.. Partridge himself. Mr..
Eggleston says; Between the case OF
Nathan Hale and the case of Major
Andre there is no comparison, but a
contrast rather. Nathan Hale was
technically a SPY. and as such he SUI
fered the death which a cruel military
law imposes for that miscalled crime
Nathan Hale went into the enemy 5
Evening journal., 1902-05-07
Newark Personal Mention

Special to the Evening Journal
Newark, May Miss Elsie COoch is
visiting friends IN Philadelphia.
Robert Jones is visiting his aunt in
Spring City, Pa.
The Rev. Henry f. Mason, former
pastor OF White Clay Creek Presby.
terian Church. has moved, with his
family. to Georgetown.
Charles Waters is visiting friends il
Coatesyille.
Evening journal., 1902-05-07
Forest Fires in Nanticoke

Special TO the Evening Journal.
Bridgeville May forest fires have
been doing considerable damage in
Nanticoke hundred, but it is believed
that they are about subdued. They
have ragged for three or four days,
and famed by the high winds have
done great damage in the vicinity OF
Owens station.
Evening journal., 1902-05-07
Newark Exercised over Trolley

Special to the Evening Journal
Newark. May Since It has been
pretty well established that the trolley
will enter this town from Stanton. the
question has been raised as to wheth-
er the company should be granted the
privilege OF Main street, the principal
street of the town Many OF the people
Evening journal., 1902-05-07
Cold Facts About Eddy RefrigeratOrs

They the standard of the world, They
consume less ice than any other. Their construc-
ton is the best known Their reputation is
unequaed
We will cheerfully refund the money on any
Refrigerator we SELL whether il be an Eddy or not
but as in everything else there can be only one
best and Eddy is it in Refrigerators.
Domestic Refrigerators SO. 90 to SI4oo.
Domestic Chests, 81. 90 to $500.
Champion Refrigerators, S8. 90 to $1,000.
Champion Chests, 5000 to SIs.oo.
Columbia Refrigerators. $3.50 to SaI.oc.
Halls Sideboard Refrlgerators, with water
tank, sar.oo to $500.
Eddy Refrigerators, $1,000 to SIS 90.
Eddy Chests, SS75 to 1850.
Evening journal., 1902-05-07

fortunate if they can secure these beds to sell,
because they are acknowledged TO be the very
best iron bed made.
They cost no more than other beds that are very
much their inferior. The prices with spring
complete are $500. SS.75, 5000 SIIoo, up to the
most beautiful examples of wrought iron work
finished in colors at S45.oo
Evening journal., 1902-05-07
WINDOW sCREENS.

Made to order. to slide on springs in
side or outside. at Yergw's Screen
Factory. 419 Shipley street.
Evening journal., 1902-05-07
Wss .Ssz.
'fasgssgsss!ssu.. !.
.DRAPERY Department.

The busy days are now here. In our
workrooms we are toiling all day and far
into the night to keep up with our orders
for Slip Covers and awnings.
The order left now, gives us time for
careful planning and work on goods to be
delivered when you want them. Don't de-
lay send for our man to come and give you
estimates at once.
The best Belgian linen covers from $500 to $1,000
the set neatly bound with Petersham binding match
coors Fit guaranteed Figured aetas and cretonnes
being used extensively this in covers made with
founce or French around the bottom. These
will wash like muslin and the is assured. From
lS12 90 to $1,000.
Evening journal., 1902-05-07
Iron Beds,

We can tresist tell
ing you once more
about our iron beds.
They are the Berns-
tein bed that we
have sold exclusively
for years. Dealers
everywhere consider
themselves especially
Evening journal., 1902-05-07
STAIN YOUR DOORS

With Cartmell's Oak Stain.
Evening journal., 1902-05-07

The cleanest,
coolest Of floor COW
erings, d on e in
dainty shades of
the finest straw,
suggestive of cool
shady rooms and
hot weather COM
fort.
Evening journal., 1902-05-07

Our Porch Chairs .l and Rockers si, have a9 1.-THE the
comfortable We have insisted all along that com
fort the prime factor; then material and work
manship must be of the best so that they might
stand all kinds of weather
This is the combination we offer you
As low as S. cents.
Our leader $3.50,
AS high as SI2 90.
Say, in strength, comfort durability and style
it leads all other makes. The entire line for your
selection
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-08

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Seutit mar bic Yarnle.
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nommen unb bie8 bat mir isbr oieI ge9oIs
fen,"-9. %. Smith.
@ongreBmann 0abi6 Meetiion bon gfaz
pOleon, Obio, i6reibt: sd babe mebrere
6laf4eR Perunu gebrau4t un0 1T baOur4
mein &atarr9 i'm 2opf beoeuten6 geIinoert
norben. "-Oabib MeefiIon.
Senator MaIlorb DON 9enIueoIa, 5la.,
f9rei6t: sd babe Sbr bor3iigIi6es Mits
tel Peruna gsbrau6t unb babe es folpO6E
uGs Sonic Iotpie alg Elm ii9eres 8uturrba
mitteI empfObIen. "-Stepben 81. MallOrp.
Senator 0}. 6. Butler, GTz9ou0erneur
bon GibzGaroIinu, f3reibt: sd lam
geruna fir 9DsPspfia unb Mugenbes
f6per0en empfebIen. So. 6. Butler.
Senator ~. 9. @uIIioan bon Srforb,
Drill, f6reibt; .Gg maat mir gergniigen,
S6r groBe5 nationaIe5 &atarrbmitteG pc
runo aIg ba8 Bette gu emPfebIen, 0a5 i4
ie berfu6t ba6e.-8. 9. SuIIioaH.
Senator s. 81. Sburfton bon 0mabd,
Reb., f8reibt: n9erunu erlOite mid 9dn5s
tia bon einem iebr rei36aren 9uften."-
s. 81. S6uriton.
G~ongreBmann 8. 8. 8ortbin9tOn BON
ReDaba idreibt: SD babe cine 5laide
9eruna genommen unO Oieie bat mir ie9r
oiet geboIfen."-6. g. @ortbingtOn.
G~ongreBmann 5OiparO bon Sort Pupne.
GGa., I8reibt: sd babe PeruRu fir 60
Grippe genommen unb empfebIe es ber3z
lid al5 elm por6u9ll4es utltteI. -IE. N'
6oparb.
GongreBmaun 8iGIis 8retper DOn
6aDnesDilGe, Ola, f6rei6t: sd babe cine
Graf6e 9eruna fir Matti9teit genOmmen
un5 empfeble es init 6reuOen ."-DiIlis
8reper.
@enn sic feline prompten un0 befrtebts
genDen 8eIultate bura ben Gebrou6 bon
qeruna ~berIpuren, i6reiben sic fOfOrt ali
Or. g. 9. 6artmun, Columbus, Obio,
nit boiler &ngobe' Sbres SALES un0 er
Dirb S6nen nit Treuben toertbDOIlen &at4
gratis ertbeilen.
Qbre7e: Or. 5artman, PreTioent Of
She 5artman G%aRitarium, Columbus,
0bio.