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The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-01
Oil Boom at Boulder.
Predictions Realized

BOULDER. Colo, Feb. 1.-The CITY
OF Boulder Is experiencing big oil
boom. Several fine wells have already
been struck and the City of Boulder
Is raping great benefit. The belief is
general that there Is great lake of oil
underneath this secuon. Just north OF
the town the oil indications appear.
Sandstone Literally impregnated with
oil, Is In plain sight. A we'll reaches
oil at depth OF $500 feet and 1t is
believed that at Golden. town lower
down, that oil will be struck at low
er depth and a better flow. Doubt
less the coming summer will see a we'll
sunk at Golden to determine whether
the oil belt comes down that far. John
w. Prout former citizen of Golden,
was regarded as visionary when he
said that great beds of coal and oil
would be found underneath Golden and
IL looks as If the future would demon
strate this TACT
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-01
Assistant U. S. Attorney
Mr.. Campbell Named,

WASHINGTON, D. C. Feb. 1.-The
Attorney General has ignored the re-
commendatior of Frederick Nave, the
recently appointed United States at
torney for Arizona that John B.
Wright be made assistant United
States Attorney ami has appointed
John H. Campbell to that position.
Mr.. Campbell was tor sometime q
clerk in the department of justice
here, and later employed in tho Of
flee of the United States marshal of
New Mexico.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-01
Chinese Indemnity
First Installment Paid

PEKING. Feb. 1.-THE Erst monthly
installment, amounting TO 100000
tiels of tho Chinese indemnity was
paid yesterday to the bankers COM
mittee of powers at Shanghai.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-01

Mr.. Campbell has been a resident of
Tucson for three or four months and
came here from Albuquerque, N. M.
He Is a partner of Rosco Dale, the city
attorney. Mr.. Campbell was appointed
United States commissioner soor
after coming here.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-01
lltana Town
Wiped Out by Fire

ENA, Mont, Feb. 1.-The rail-
2Sn OF Clancy. twenty miles
Helena. was wiped out by
hat started In Peter Leary's
here a dance was held last
PISS is about $4,000.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-01

There has been more or less coPln1nt oaus-
ed bv the fact top of THE CII1ZfS~ . pages
are not cut. apologize. and offer I'm eStenuat1o"
f te shor ing explanation that we were COM
,e1ad to n,ake the change from n four-pnge 20 an
abtw,,re MINER before arrival of our new plant
which WI along very shortly.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-01

Infants stockings 25c and SOC, at the
Partisan Millinery's Great Clearance
Sale.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-01

Mr.. Prout, who is mentioned in the
above dispatch is now visiting Tue
son. He has son and daughter at
tending the University of Arizona
here
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-01

ONE ITEM OF the new machinery now on
the road Is n modern
1oI1eT which VIII fold and trim anything
10 pages As soon the demands of
shall exceed that capacity wiHbuy "a folder.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-01

Not Like Other Men,"
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BUSINESS PROPERTY ron sALE.

e---~-~e-ea~rarHrr
FOR sALE-gy Reese g. Co, liz Z. First
choice 30 feet GA Douglas avenue.
q foot Jog on tne north a.fe ~ Doug
las aranae brtusen 81 FFanrls ard
Santa 80 ssensss. g. fao
Lot - on Spruce street. lafs Place al
dillon. ataaf thr ceHtfr RI the nrHt hiock
north ~ Dough fHHf ffert tiA
On college iIif ou trr rafihatFt corner
- ehaataaqsa and Alapis street. lots
for sac
oa college IUu p feet frent ga Ffrrt
rfreff ne ~ feet deep lee7ted hffuscfs
illis.8e end HHfan aFraNe CSC
or laHsre lHi % saem bose. which
caf H+ -o t.iiif. good hafr. ~ feet
Of sfourf erst front eae book fram
cor lre. s@s
Ter iois "a iluads avs fsa blocks s.
~ IfHuTar. Fer frUfa
- o. easf froais En- Esd als on hoafb
Eytralife ave- So
we arts lff aal tornado Insurance IN
fae ifa1iaE corr rifiee - IRE nHr'l fer-
reserfiaE tte Roget al-rH freFllrrrFs
NaFltFFtsa Commercial fafer br1e-
riN ~ IleG n. ffrrtt 70 Hrr stfn Iff-
wrn frrrfrtn Tnf trr.rnr company
% aarfh aHlrlrH ara sfr rsrrf -
tare care ~ SARGE Unra - iraar1nff
sFcr1e ra-t healtf4i iecstian flr
bone
oa -arfa Lawrence afrnse immediate.
u rcrtf ~ f frrf ihta ulasf 90
$50. - tss e-ef.tr tee-a aFf seven
ror ass feef Flf alfa barn.
We are going NJ rf1rf fe.s GferfrfF rs
Heraar - e - esfifa tf 81 fbe -nsr-
krt fr sand a ss - 90
fha rrce each ear snri eef
fffr .ar rra- elias araet
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FOR SAI.E-One thousand acres q
school land in Woodward county. -. +.
Lease paid Up 10 1874. ace grazing LAID
Price. Sfsf
VII reilnqu.sh on a iso claim. IA niles
from town in Woodward Coguty- ~. T.
fer $50 This IS 1ne claim zrd
worth much more money. Black SOIL.
aud sn sandy II you have the money.
answer
Business Chance-Second. had NnSier
safe. almost new, igst The safe Tor =
teWeisr. weighs 15ef pounds holds p
trays. 5 fees high = daisy.
ftge set - jewelers. tools ransistiES
Of Mosev lathe, lathe wheel oak desk.
polishing lathe, and completes set ~
small tools
Furnished hotel - IS rooms eoinE good
business IN s. town of go Inhabitants.
and the only hntci. VII sell building
or furniture cn EASY terms. so casa
viii handle TINS husi1es=
Flrsf-class prinung rlaut in e town q
zoo. independent paper circuia tien. -.
A snap Tor tlie r.rhs man. Price. a. is9:
half cash. balance in SIX months.
Iirst-ciass drug stock IN town ~ lc4s
the only drug store; ~iH invclee about
sS5ss
a dne harness shop in town ~ in19 Ia
habitants. Hin trade fog horses or mules
or discount FOR cash.
Address ~. T.. PECK, Nsrdln. O. x.
f1-Elia-gt
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FOR SALE
O. feet room house ia sth block. GA
Wabash avenue. Si.aA.
No. l4'3 Jackson avenue. a-rooru house.
barn. So feet shade and fruit. s. aNA
Co feet. 7-room cottage. harm. iu istn
block north. ti.esa
7-room house. 50 feet close ga on Topc-
ka avenue. $50
Two and 3 rooms each. houses. .
feet 81 ith block cn Washington ave-
nue.. N.1H1.
6-room house close 10. on Emporla ave-
b feet vacant on East Central. east q
Mosiey. $50.
50 feet vacant south of Gilbert. on
Emperia with ane maple shadr. Sfa
g. feet vacant. iu .th block on ScgtH
Empofla. 500.
I01 feet Facant Just south 81 Lincoln on
Topeka and Emporla. $50
81 feet. vacant Oh ith block on South
Water. saa0
2ES feet. vacant IN End block on Busan.
Srn
rs feet. vacant. on southeast corner 18th
and t.mp1ria $3.50.
% feet. vacant on southeast corner ist
and Green street. SIS
- feet vacant. uu northwest corner l-th
and Topeka. $50.
- feet. vacant ON Chicago avenue. AZ
500 Tor aEe days only.
~ feet room house 10 ltih block oc
North Topeka t.eA.
j. ~. CLENDENIN g. COMPANY,
SLIT Rear American State Bank bids
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FOR SALE acres ~ sacol land al
3oInl0E Lee eitF ~ tlufs1 o T. 90
bottom .ar1- ft- fertls neFer-fali x
springs lr r7s- fer ss rrssl rIaff
man EiH clear frau Gss 2. 4f sear
ig selling mills is tre CilF sErri Irrf
place IN farLnE arl -rF te
acres broke ls acres tee a fT~e.-
lent uasr-re a1 l.rR ts Epf st
from $3.50 % 4 CO.. rs- rer. rr,re
Tor p section. p . Z SOLD ~ cree
J tFailuzu Law Ton. O. E-rfr
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NANTED-YoUuE men 10 qualify for
paying railroad positions. das or night
school. low tuition, tcleSra ply. type-
writing. pcnmanship Catalog free.
Wichita Ieleeraph college. Wall build
ing. 6i-sun- tuc-thur-SfN
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FOR SALE-REAL estate
= une business property on Douglas.
PAYS ~ PEP cent net
A special bargain on Douglas ave. be-
tween 81 Fraf.c.s and the lvcn9s.
\ fine uotc-n TesideEce On Topeka.
south II lgth street. &.So.
A good residence and corner. close IN.
north on LaNrelce avenue. a snap n
sold this week
A modern new 7-rcon cottage on St
Francis. fine shade. E5o
A modern S-roori cottage. east front. On
North Emporia south ~ 18th 81. E.S1o.
y 4-room cottage, close In on s. FEaaels
avenue. this week S.s0
The finest building site in the city c1
North Lawrence. This week 40 special
price.
a s-roorn new cottage. on s. Francis
Tor few Gays. SI.Sf4
A weN improved ll acre track, good
house. barn. orchard. nne land; call fo-
prlcc
A from cottage and acres in fral.
and alfalfa close 81 and an elegant
hone. q sold IN ten days frotn tAis date
price Ssa
- acres ane land. joins the city IS per
acre
- feet. east front south % 18th. cn
Market. snap az S-a
Ri. W. KEoHANE 4 Co. ~ y. Main
E-ff
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CLASSIFIED
WANTS

FOR SALE-Southsast corner Market and
Ihirteeuth street. - feet bargain In
Suire OK owners. 81 y. Narkes street.
6I-6tx
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wANrEo-mlscELLANEous.


~ ANTEf3--A nice married couple without
modern home Ice ce8' part ~ IRE city
while owners are away on Fzcztio--
Eirst-ciass references VIII be required.
Apply 90 John Farmer < Co 6llt
WANTEn-T0 exchange, Denver resi-
dence lots Tor fam Or personal property.
Address IA Williams ave. E Reno. o.
= E2-tf
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NANTED-Two neat appearing. ener-
getic men. Csdl al 1l2 NJ. Second at
7:l5 q. m. or l-l5 IT, M.
5S-thur-sIn-t le-StX
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WANTED Nan % hoe weeds in corn
Cali 1.e0 North Lawrence ave. 6l-ltN
WANTED -Four men with some eXper-
fence iu chipping castings. Apply Mon
day. -Sth. Wichita 3ich aud Boiler
shors. lis \ Wichita street 6a9t
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oEElce Rooms EoR REM.

FOR RENT-5 god cree reans. over Is
Ner1h main Aer5y Barnes q SsHc1rr1
Muse House. +E East Do1glas zTsz.uc-
--K1
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cast og Pratt $50 cultivation. lH acres
pasture. under Eood fence. small house
az rooms large born. bold 81 tons q
and wind mli. water tanks feed racks.
good ricn seii fis aIirs ~ srod school.
Price Tor che next fen days a. On John
Ferritcr. 90 North Main ti-tf
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FOR SALE-lsI and las y. Market street.
me, S-story business block. 81 Is 10
feet J. Hills. rs y Market
l3-su-th-tf
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FOR sALE-f.f1a acres ~ one wheat land /.
some trade. So an acre. J. ~ cfanssr.
kiowa Kan. Ok
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SOLICITORS WANTED
AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED-Asents ror tae best laundry
in Kansas. Ltperal c1minissioa. Al.
dress Wichita steam Laundry 92-tf
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FOR SALE-A good NJ. ! fresh cow. 80
Wabash avenue. Telephone So
59-stx
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FOR SALE-50 feet and foundation 9ix24.
good location, price $50. r. r. Carton.
SIS y. Main ST. -wed-s8n-afz
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NOTICE. REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

,S>o-,--1c>1 = -, - - - =
All parties having the property Of
the undersigned listed with Them Tor
sale arl hereby uotlncd that same has
been Withdrawn from the market.
Howe & Allen Coal Co 6.-lt
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BOYS WANTED.

porters Tor hotel and cooks. FIRE
pass. heaworthy, employment assent
k-lf
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.rset Pafk Place al
'ltsr r. the nrEt hiock
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College Iilf ou thr narihasst carrsr
chautaaqla and 1apis street. lots
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FOR SALE-S-roosa cottage. IS renting for
-. N.le1. this can't he duplicated ia thc
city please figure the per cent.
z new s-room cottages. good shade. are
renting FOR go a month s. Go
Modern 5-room cottage. % feet barn. s.
lawrence. cost To build 49, & ta
4-recm house, 10Th block : Maia. SSo.
800 cash. balance SO 2 month
t-room cottage 80 feet. east front. 10th
block -. Francis sIsa
. feet south OF Lincoln. on Water. east
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KANTED-A man Of pleasing address.
with ability 40 successfully close large
contracts. must furnish good references
and possess energy and tact. 10 The
right man this means a steady and
handsome income ina a highly respectable
and growing business among the very
best class of people. no investment re-
cuired. Address Ability. care Eagle of-
fec 6i-ltx
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ASSIFIED
WANT S

WANTED-rwo premium book agents;
none other need apply. Call 1907 East
Douglas. 56-efx
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MALE HELP -Trustworthy
persons In each county 10 manage busi-
financial standing. straight bona
nde weekly cash salary. SiSe1
paid by check each Wednesday.
with All expenses. direct from head
quarters, money advanced for expenses.
Manager, JS9. Cayton Bldg. Chicago
-27-29
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FOR SALE
IL The trt beck IN @orrh 1a~Erf q.
Tueferl .--1a-u cottage abundant snsSe
and as feet frcrt g. e.
Ife rrFrEf resFl = f.-u-re--e
t-rnnr.s stores rtr frfr sanitary
pi4urirE barge rs,frr 1use rlffr
me eal
SPECIAL l nr - etfl1e.
Leu .-TaEL re-isE-- barn brick us.ss
leef fTo-t f1
ven nice s--1m rcttg IN Law
re-ee ftfed ~ utE tfH aa-rr rirafrs.
sAsi~ haru. g. farf zua rzlle = 81
nel tlic lsE s-rcau cottage riegfts
rzrtrf r-- EEK H1rzr 81 fN
NeE --raarl ~rrt-re 81
Large s-roqra aNc.iinE- > fest 1iacss
Fi-s bottom farm. 81 acres ven irrr-1F-
60 - ules from esrtsr - etF
per acre
zen scrss xgth E-.ad sTe1u cottage esa-
lar l frt r1 u4leT. -
frsm cz- tfar 81
Ihrfs csars fs esst frart srrfe ce-
ut aazE asf rr-E srar ~
s. tezrh
Trz-l g 81 ar-sf 7--r-- nosr tsrr
bg.t1Ea ssEd alEs frr-n car are s. So
Three Ere rts ElE sleas reEse~f
eziks 9 es1czz aa--E 81 - F~alrcls
E-1 IL X Z--z -
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WANTED Gasoline stoves TO clean and
repair Leave orders at Folletts or
Houck'a Hardware store, or address
W. Z. EIoag. 233 Pennsylvania avenue.
4-tf
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MALE HAP WANTED.

~-~----1------------o---
MALE HELP WANTED-Ad writing il
Illustrating, pr0of-reading. Journalism,
bookkeeping or stenOgra ply taught by
cure permanent employment Graduates
guaranteed positions. Write for free
tuition contract. mentioning subject
you wish a. study Correspondence In
stiJute OF America, B2i0 Scranton. Pa
7-27-lt
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n cottage on ST

z corner. close IN,
avenue; a snap n
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roR FAEE-frnrse< rre1e-r lets 81 81
tzxlz = xexg a4ss- Al1ssn 4 Lsesrars
49,
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Choice 81 feet ga Douglas avenue.
q foot Iot cn the north a'fe ~ Doug
las avenue. hctussG 81 fFsrrls and
500 III ..E-.La q ~
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FOR SALE-A limited amount of stock
in a good paying. established business
q guaranteed dividend of per cent per
annum, with a ~ per cent in sight.
Those wanting position need not APP
ply. Call upon or write c. /. Davidson,
Wichita Kan. 3S-tf
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he dnest building site 81 the city On
sorth Lawrence. this week AZ special
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AGALE HELP WANTED-Learn proof
reading; situations secured. SIS TO 50
weekly. Home Correspondence School.
Philadelphia. 3-30-sun-tf
Evening journal., 1902-04-04
s.BOARD OF TRADE MEETS Slss
Reelected Officers for Ensuing Year.
New Member Received

AT its meeting last night, the Board
of Trade reelected its officers, who
have served during the past year, as
follows: President, William Lawton;
vice-presidents, ]. Newlin Gawthrop
and Andrew L. Johnson; secretary,
Daniel w. Taylor; treasurer, John r.
Hudson; auditor, John s. RosselL
In the absence Of President Lawton,
w. D. Mullin was made chairman Of
this meeting. In response to a COM
munication received from the Ma
tional Committee on Consular Reor-
ganization, resolutions were adopted
urging Congress to pass at an early
date such legislation as is necessary TO
reorganize the service.
Secretary Taylor made his report
for the past year. in which he noted
that much of the work done, which
will be of value to the city, is the re-
suit of the efforts of special commit
tees.
In closing he said that he hoped that
all citizens might become interested,
and join the board and help to pro-
mote the interest Of the city. The pres
ent membership is 15S.
The report of Treasurer Hudson
showed the receipts TO be S1.15016, and
the expenditures to be S1,135.lS for the
year, leaving a balance of SASS on
hand. One of the items charged to the
expenditures WAS 500 to J. Harvey
Whiteman, and a question was raised
as to what that amount was for.
Mr. Whiteman assisted in the revi.
sion Of the city charter bill that was
introduced in the last Legislature
and for mis- services presented a bill
for $3.50.
The Delaware Mining and Granite
Company was elected to membership
in the board.
Evening journal., 1902-04-04
Interestlng easketbaIl Events

What undoubtedly will be a great
basketball game will take place tomor-
row night at Pyles Cycle Academy,
between Wilmington and Burlington
1t may determine whether or not the
locals will win the pennant. and a big
crowd should be on hand to aid Man
ager Krauss' aggregation. If Whining
ton should lose tomorrow night it will
give st. James a bare chance Of lead
ing the league, while if the locals win
it will mean that they have the pen
nant cinched, and they can lose the
protested games with St. James and
ConshohOcken which the league mag
mates ordered played over in the hope
that ST. James would land in first place.
Burlington and Wilmington are a good
match and a good game will result
from tomorrow nights meeting.
On Tuesday there will be an inter
esting game between the Wilmington
and Bristol teams for the champion
ship Of the United States.
Evening journal., 1902-04-04
FREE LITERATURE

THE news has leaked out that thu
latest manifesto of the Addicks aggre-
cation, hippodrome and greatest show
on earth. is being put in pamphlet
form to be distributed to every home
in Delaware.
II is said that c. r. Layton ia proud
OF his latest effort. and II is an open
secret that his brain inspired this
ornate message TO the plain people,
and his pen composed the Lines of the
great defense Of the divine right"
There is no Carnegie TO place the
literature Of the centuries in the hands
OF the people but in lieu of this the
great and only aggregation will sup
ply the cattle" with an intellectual
cud for their mastication.
A prominent Regular Republican on
hearing the news. remarked that the
great combination had scored a beat
and gotten ahead OF the Regulars, as
they were considering the advisability
OF sending out broadcast that same
document.
Il is said that the author is now en-
gagged in preparing a diagram and
copious foot-notes, In order to make
the declaration perfectly clear. The
frontisplece will be a fine engraving
Of the Secretary OF State, in the at
titude Of expoundlng the Law 10 the
Governor. 1t will have Illuminated
capitals, and will contain the chief ao-
tors in the hippodrome.
The rural mall service will be taxed
to It's limit while this document is in
process Of distribution, and farm
wagons will be Impressed into the SER
vice, as the document is very weighty.
The expense OF sending out so many
copies Will be great, and DR.. Ball may
be asked to send them under his
frank. It. is said HE Will be delighted
to do this. This is. indeed. to be the
land OF the free-free lunches, free
liquor. free trolley rides and free liter
ature
Evening journal., 1902-04-04
THE LITERARY WORLD

An illustrated article of unusual in
terest describing "The Japanese Uni
versity for Women" appears in The
Chautauquan Magazine for April The
information and illustrations were Sc
cured at first hand by Ernest w. Clem-
ent. Another article suggesting the
quality of timeliness treats of Heligo-
land "The Smallest Gem in the Kai-
ser's Crown" by Vincent Van Marter
Beede A view of this picturesque
land forms the frontspiece. In Sc
ries of German topics, "A Tramp
Through the Southern Black Forest -
is presented. text and illustrations
being furnished by William II. Hume,
professor Of English literature at
Western Reserve University, who has
recently returned from the trip which
he describes. Professor Robert Waller
Dcering contributes the first OF two
critical studies of Goethe's Faust"
Evening journal., 1902-04-04
Wnl Present Passion PIay

All of next week beginning on No
day night. Cloward's Passion Play
in motion pictures. will be given
Pyle's Cycle Academy, and at a pOpulI
price Of admission that will enab|
parents to bring all their children.
fact this engagement is to be know
as family week" The price of al
mission for both adult and child is
be only 10 cents When it is considerd
that the usual price Of admission II
this exhibition in the New YoI
churches is so cents. the compliment
the people of this city in setting sud
a low price of admission will be appr
ciated. The Passion Play" is a repr'
duction of the famous religious dram
of the peasants of foreign lands, an
the scenes are so lifelike that one in
agines they are actually witnessing Il
scenes in the life of Christ The
lustrated songs will be used at each e.
hibition.
Evening journal., 1902-04-04

The prospects for the Delaware
farmer for the coming season are very
bright and work is beginning with
an energy which shows that a fair re-
ward is anticipated. The shortage in
the corn crop last year leaves the mar
ket exhausted. and this has af-
fected other grains. Consequently the
new crop will be in demand, and will
probably be taken at a good figure as
soon as harvested. The outlook for
peaches. apples and pears was never
better. and small fruits promise
bcuntiful yield There is another fac
tor which has to do with the demand
and with the prices which will prob
ably be realized; the country is pros
porous. and everybody is employed a
remunerative wages. There is no in
dication OF a change IN this condition