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Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19
Cd character kIIIed.

Fort Smith. Ark: Aunt Kitty"
Crawford, anaged and eccentric char
acter, was struck and instantly killed
by an electric car Friday. She was
the wife OF Tom Crawford. an ltinerant
umbrella member and timer, who
claims to have relatives who are prom
inent In st. Louis. There Is thought
to be a history attached to the wo.
man, but nothing Is known here OF
her early antecedenta. She was very
secretive.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19
BURGLARS LEFT NOTES BEHIND.
Complained They Were Disturbed by
Night Waterman.

The stores of Clark Bros. Merchan-
disc Company, the Farm Supply Com
pany, l.. T. Scott Merchandise Com
pany and Samuel Farrar, druggist, at
Lebanon, were entered by burglars
Thursday and small amounts of money
secured from each place.
At Farrar's drug store the burglars
left a note complaining of his frugality
in having banked nearly all his money
during the day, and at SCOTS Mer.
chandise store they left another note
stating that they had experienced con.
siderable trouble in lodging the night
Waterman, but had finally followed him
home and convinced themselves he
had gone to bed.
There is no clew to the burglars.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19
FOR DIE GIRL WHO WIS WAITING.

BIT FRAME H. SWEET.

some minutes. Then he looked up de.
jectedly.
Il s'Dose / mout's well tell We bout
IT," he said; there's no sort o. chance
o. my gettin' the money ag'fn. ]
s'arched day in an day out an couldn't
find hide nor hair on 't-eyen the old
rock where | hid it seemed to have
sunk into the airth."
ia, but that was bad" said Fritz.
You see. l amt never took no stock
in banks an them things. They'm all
thieves an money getters. KEEP mine
in tin box, an when had occasion
to go away l hid it side of a rock
under a big yaller pine. / took meas
ure O. the trees an things round. 50
that couldn't miss fndin' It agin.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19
SUSPECTS DESERT THE CAVE.
Sheriff Jack and Posse Keep Watch
on the Cavern.


on the Cavern.
The two bank-robber' suspects have
fled, or at least they have deserted the
cave near Sligo Sheriff Jack and a
posse watched Friday night and ascer-
tanned that they were not in the cave.
Upon examination it was found that
the tracks of tho men did not go more
than twenty-five feet back in the cave.
They no doubt came there to cook
their meals, as it was almost inaces-
sibie and was easily guarded.
Between this cave and Sligo there is
a stretch Of country comprising $4,000
acres which is covered with a thick
growth Of brush in which a person
could not see another ten feet away
II rs supposed that the robbers hide
around and sleep in the brush. The
people in that neighborhood are now
aroused and are on the lookout.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19
ERInAY.

Senator Nick Bradley declares war
on State Factory Inspector Nordmeyer
and says he win oppose the st. Louis
mans confirmation. The Senate pass
es an appropriation bill paying the last
Of the State bonds A bill is intro
ss->-Nr-~reN.es-~e~.>~~ ~Nc-ee,->-~~~l-~N
Every SILK Worm lie Own Dyer
Warrington: To displace the dyer
and cause the silk worm to color silk
naturally IN any desired shade is the
object q a set Of most interesting ez-
periments which form the subject OF a
special report 70 the State Depart.
ment from United States Consul AT.
well at Roubaix. France Ne says
that two French scientists have actu.
ally succeeded ia produclae bright
colcre BY feeding the silk worms win
leaves washed over with rod. Orange
ard bIuo also have been psodueed.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19

Wall, If you'll b'lieve me, when come
back year afterwards, them Barber
woods was all cut down, an couldn't
| even pick out the stun, there was so
many Of 'em. Mebbe somebody'd dug
I 1t up an stole the money. l hung
| roun' week or two, s'archin', but
'twan't no use. Then | got the rheu.
riatiz an they brung re here"
Fritz had listened attentively.
THE Barber woods" he said curl
ously. THAT is the place hat work.
l did know every tree an stone.
mind the rock under the big pine. Did
it hat a crack, and bushes growing on
one side?"
The old man started and fright.
ened look came into his dim, uncertain
eyes.
Are you the Teller who got hurt?"
he asked. huskily.
Eyes"
With a sudden effort the old mar
turned his face to the wall
Seemed like I'd seen We some.
where" he muttered, but / never
thought o. that"
Fritz stared at him curlously, then
went to bed.
few days later he had occasion to
pass what had been known as the Bar.
Der woods, but no trees were there
now, only a desoIate field of stumps,
half hidden by great piles of cord.
wood and brush. The talk of the old
man required to him. Obeying a sud.
den impulse he went in search of the
rock with the crack But in spite Of
his familiarity with the woods it was
a long time before he could discover
II.
When he returned to the town farm
there was a strange, exultant look on
his face, and every few minutes his
hand returned to his jacket pocket,
as if to reassure itself OF something
there. He went directly to his room.
The old mans face was to the wall.
~ go to the Barber woods" Fritz
began, "and l find the rock you hat
lost"
The old man shivered, and turned a
white face toward him.
And / md the money" Fritz CON
tinued sharply. Il hat it in my pocket
lin the tin box"
The old man was sitting up now. But
his face was not eager, only plteous
and terrified.
Zach, l hat no wish to hurt YOU"
said Fritz, more softly. III you ten
me everything-true-I will say not.
ings"
"An'-an' ye won't punish me?"
quavered the old man.
"Not If you tell me everything"
wall, I'll driV the mail waggir
that day. The regular man was sick,
an he asst me. They put you In the
Vaughn, an'--an' when we got In the
woods took the money; but didn't
dast to use it, SO hid It side the
stun an went on. lotted on comm
back arter while an git 1t. But
cuttin' down the woods got me ali
mixed. Everything alters has worked
ag'in me" In an aggrieyed voice.
Fritz did not answer. Going to
COX near his bed he took out several
old school books, which showed the
marks OF much use. Then he left the
room
A few weeks later a glowing letter
was on IT'S way across the water and
In due time a young girl took It from
the hand 7f the postman and read Il
while warm bushes chased each other
over her cheeks. Then. with new
light Ia her big, earnest eyes. she
went up into the little chalet ever
I docking .he Bienne and dreamed Of the
great country beyond the sea, and OF
the fino young Fellow who was going
% do such wonderful things
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19
Body Lay in sun Two Hours.

Pleasant Strange, a section Aand
employed by the Burlington was found
dead beside the railroad tracks in
Florence Addition to st. Joseph, Fri.
day. None Of the roads using the
tracks would admit having killed the
man and the body lay in the sun for
two hours before 1t received attention.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19
Charles Nordmeyer.

Charles Nordmeyer, one of the old.
est settlers of Charlton County, died
at the home of his son near Glasgow
Friday morning. He was born in the
city OF Verdan, Hanover, Prussia,
October 20, 1913, and came to America
In 1924. Four years later he moved TO
Charlton county and continued to re-
side there up to the time Of his death.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19
ControveraY over . Name.

The new literary society of the Mis-
souri, University is in the throes OF
n controversy over the name to be
adopted by the society. A number Of
the members are in favor of calling II
tho Mark Twain Society, while others
favor Gene Field as the name to be
adopted. The society is unanimous
that it shall be named after Mis-.
souri, writer.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19
Killed 81 Train.

James cahill aged about 80 years,
section hand en- the Chicago and Alcr
railway was run over and killed 81
the yards Of the company AZ SLATER
Sunday night BY a switch engine
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19
Coal Famine Imminent.

The sleet, which fell Saturday NJ
Golden City. has been succeeded by
bowling blizzard, which ragged sun
day. The ground is covered and the
snow is drifting badly Owing to i'm
passable roads q coal famine lie i'm
minent.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19
SHOT HIMSELF THROUGH HEART
Dode Caldwell Discharged Gun While
Crossing 5arbed Wire.

Dode Caldwell wealthy farmer ten
miles south Of Warrensburg, accident
ally shot and killed himself instantly
at 1 O'Clock Friday afternoon. He was
returning from the field with gun in
hand. and in getting through a barbed-
wire fence, the trigger of the gun
caught on the wire and discharged
the gun. The entire load of one bar
rel passed through his left side and
heart.
His clothes took fire and were
burned off his body and several fingers
Of his right hand were burned to a
crisp.
Tho accident occurred within 200
yard1 Of his house. He was a brother
If former Circuit Clerk Caldwell He
carried $4,000 life insurance.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19
VlrnInIa Paator R.nInnn.

Virginia, III; The Reverend q.
P. Corley has resigned the pastorate
IF the Cumberland Presbyterian
church here to accept similar charge
II Ridge Farm, III.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19
chlIdren hurned 10 peath.

Ben Martins 5-year-old daughter and
2.year-old son were burned in a house
some ten miles from Salem. The pa
rents locked the children and a dog in
the house while they went to town.
In some way the house was ignited am
the children burned.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19
Coal oil Inspector AppoIntsa.

Governor Dookery has appointed
William Terry OF Lockwood to be
Coal OIL Inspector for the county OF
Dade, for term OF two years from
date.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19

nobody comes nigh me the whole en-
durin' time"
ZACH, well; you'll soon get better
and can come out TO tho iaida with
us Z answered Fritz. pleasantly.
The old man scowled.
9Paupers' fields an paupers' work.
he snarled. ia ruther be here. But
faint right for me 20 be ia sech a
place nohow could buy the whole
caboodle II had my mopsy, Things
alters went ag'in me"
Zach. they DO seem contrary some
times" agreed Fritz. did you your
money losegr
me oN man die not ansWes ~
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19
Died sitting in a Chair.

William Baker, As years old, was
found dead in saloon at Marshall
Sunday morning. he was sitting In
chair near the stove in a dark corner
of the room. The bartender did not
see him when he closed Saturday
night, and left him sitting in the place.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19
n. Prevalence n Accldenf1.

Among any 100. 900 people, $4,000 ex
porience during the year an accidental
inquiry OF some kind severe enough x
cause q claim % a. accident policy.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19

n record Of the events !
Of the week chat are Of 4
especial interest to the !
people in Missouri ~ /,
Evening journal., 1903-11-21
OF II
Which Road Are You Travelling?

Sit down think the matter Oveyou road or the
other, that's you're alive
1t is easy get the road aue-its as easy as doing
nothing-hat's why this road
Bu you something get to success-vou
forth the effort succeed-you must work and
work hard.
To get business fe young women must have
good business education they than thhey
must be eperg honest reliable and desire
succeed If they belong TO class that down and waits for
something up business education do them but little
good
The and young who trying to win The
evening Journal scholarships will business they
get business education for their husng that they
now at least element of success-PUSH.
1t very gratifying that tendency age toward
There demand for education
the history of the world The leading colleges
allied with enthusiastic young young
ng hard education that will help
city have training school-Goldey College,
business institution which for eighteen years educating
ouug and young be successful in business Many
forth FROM this institution during and have found the
ducaon and training they received the foundation of
.essul start in life
Below IS partial list of the graduates of Goldey College
With the positions they holding These and
the road they showed their intelligence
ng practical education and when they obtained it, they
hr aud desire there by Immediately going
Ihr success should be inspiration to others
The list-a partial one-is as follows: U...
Evening journal., 1903-11-21
SHERIFF SALES.

sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Levari Facias to me di-
rected. will he exposed 10 public sale, at
the Court House. on Market street be-
Itween Tenth and Eleventh streets. in
the CITY of Wilmington, New Castle
county State Of Delaware.
on MONDAY.
THE 23d DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1908,
at 9 80 O'Clock a, M,
the following described real estate. viz:
b An ihat certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land situate in the city. county and State
aforesaid. bounded and described as fol
Beginning at the corner formed by the
intersection of the westerly side Of Sew
enth avenue with the southern side OF
Coleman street formerly called "C' and
sam earlier 3D. street: thence along sa d
Coleman, formerly "C'' street, westerly
one hundred feet to a corner. thence
southcrly and parallel with Seventh ave-
rue sixty feet to a sake; thence easteriy
end verallel wsth Coleman. formerly "C'
street one hundred feet to the aforesa'
side OF Seventh avenue: thence northerly
and along lhe same sixty feet to the place
of beginning be the contents thereof
whal they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of John +. Callahan and Catha.
rine v. Callahan. his wife. mortgagors
and tits. and 70 be sold by
EMAfIT F. STIDHAA. Sheriff.
SHERIFF Ofncc. Wilmington, Delaware
November 6 1903.
Evening journal., 1903-11-21

Melvin Hariacher. Bookleeper Fur
niture House, York, Pa.
Miss Bertha G. Hoover. Stenograph-
er, Colorado store Co. Philipsburg. Pa.
Miss Florence u. Campbell, steno-
grapher Dupont Co. Wilmington, Del
Miss Trancine NJ Pyle. Stenographer
Cone Commission Co. Greensboro. y.
c.
James G. Nesbitt. Jr., Stenographer.
Johnson Forge Co, Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington, Del.
Miss Margaret e. Casey. Clerk. Della
ware Hardware Co.. Wilmington, Del
Il. T. Coard, Clerk, II. X. Mulford Co.
Philadelphia.
E. c. Clark. Clerk, II. X. Mulford
Co, Philadelphia.
Homer Kratz, Bool5Seeper and
Stenographer, Kenneth Square Pa. ~
A. w Posey. Bookkeeper. William J
Fisher Real Estate. Wilmington, del
Walter c. Poteet, BoolSlseeper
Match Factory. Newark Del.
Miss Laura Wix, Stenograbher. De
weese, Attorney. Denton. Dfd.
Miss Martha L. Sayers. ,Stenograph.
er, Cranston Lumber, Co. Wilmington
Del.
c. wilptsr King. Stenographer, Penn.
sy.vama Railroad, Wilmington. Del
Miss Ada e. Jefferson, Stenograp pher
Keystone Type and Foundry, Philadcl.
! phla. Pa.
Charles y. Elliott. Clerk. Edge Moor
Iron Co.. edge Moor Del
Miss Reba e. Death. Stenographer
/ Merchants Guarantee Trust Co.. VIII
mlngton. Del.
Harry c. Galway. Clerk. Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company, Wilmington
Del
II. c. Collision. Clerk, American Can
Company, Havre de Grace. Md.
C.. C. Myers. Bookkeeper Gordon
Mfg. Company, Harrisburg, Pa.
c. G. Neese. Bookkeeper Holton &
/ Collins, Philadelphia.
1 J. T. Powell, Bookkeeper. Gorham
Mfg. Company New York City
r. NJ. Rohrbaugh. Clerk. Merchants
Guarantee Trust Company. Whining
ton. Del.
Miss Mamie NJ. Toy. Booklseeper. TIL,
Dryden Press, New York City
T. l.. Wall Bin Clerk. James Brad.
ford Company. Wilmington. Del
Miss Emily r. Burke Clerk. wu
minEton Coal Gas Co.
Miss n. NJ. Culver, Stenographer
Merchants Guarantee Trust Co. vii
mington, Del.
W. r. Danzenbaker. Stenographei
McDermott & McMullen. Contractors
Philadelphia, Pa.
II. A. Frick. Stenographer. McCor
{ mick Harvester Company. Philadel
phia.
Miss Mary f. Irwin. Strnographer.
J. Frank Bail Attorney. Wilmington. De
q Miss Helen r. McC,oskey, Steno
e grapher DUPONT Company, Whining
ton, Del.
:. Miss Rosa Pilchard. Stenographe
Wholesale Commission House. Phila
+. delphia, Pa.
Miss Emma L. Redgrave. StenC
: grapher II. X. Milford Company. Phi
adelphia. Pa
= r.. b. Smoot Cashier, Eastern Shoi
Trust Company, Prince Frederick, M
Evening journal., 1903-11-21
BOOKS FOR SOLDIERS
Milford Board of Education Sells Prop,
erties-Other Town Notes.
Special 70 the evening journal.

GPttidl 10 lnt JOuAlldi.
Milford. Nov. 21-The New Century
Club of this town has sent by request,
one of its travelling Libraries" to Ft.
DUPONT. for the use of the soldiers
there.
The work of street Improvement has
been suspended here. by order of
Council, until next spring.
The Milford Board of Education has
disposed of properties this week
amounting to S476.5O. The houses
sold are located on the ground pur-
chased for building purposes adjoining
the North Milford Academy building.
and the purchasers must remove same
by the middle OF January next.
w. p. Pine. OF Camden. N. J., has
been awarded the contract for the
stone and brick work on the new
printing and publishing plant Of the
Caulk Dental Company here. The
work of piling for the foundation is
now nearly completed and the build
ing will be pushed to completion
rapidly.
on Friday evening last an election
was held by Company B., y. G. D., for
the purpose of filling n vacancy in the
| second lieutenancy, caused by the
resignation of Arthur Reynolds. The
place was voted to Harry Latchum,
who was raised from quartermaster-
sargeant.
Evening journal., 1903-11-21
SHERIFF SALES.

sHERrFFs sALr.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ Of Levari Facias TO me di-
rected, will be exposed to public sale, al
The Court House. on Market street be-
tween Ton.th and Eleventh streets, IN
the city OF Wilmington. New Castle
county, State OF Delaware.
ON MONDAY.
THE 23d DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1903.
at $50 O'Clock a. m.
he following described real estate. VIZ;
All that .ccr.aip lot. piece or parcel OF
and and three-story brick dwelling there
N erected situate IN the city Of Wiz
nngton aforesaid, bounded and described
Beginning at a point on the southerly
ide Of Ninth street at the middle OF the
ivislon wall between the house on this
OF and the cne adjoining on the east and
10 the Distance OF olghty-fiVe feet one
nch westerly from the westerly side Of
'opar street; thence southerly parallel
With Poplar street and passing through
he middle OF said wall siNty-five feet 10
be rOrtherly side OF % thrce-fect wide
alley leading from Poplar 20 Wilson
itreef, thence along said alley side vest
rly parallel w.-h Ninth street thirteen
Get ard iiNe-cights Of an inch to a stake
hence northery parallel with Poplar
treot aiNty-flve feet to the aforesaid
oCthorly side Of Ninth street, and thence
igh-s OF an inch TO the place Of begin
ing. be the contents thereof what they
nay. With the free use and privilege OF
he. above mentioned alley in common
With others euatied thereto forever.
Seized and taken IN execution as the
property of Charles r. Cur'ey. admins
| rotor Of Thomas r. Ilally. deceased
lmortgaeor who was sued with Mary g.
Laily. deceased, mortgagor. and to be
ENIAIIT r. sTIDHAAf Sheriff.
Sherin'e lleoe Wilmington, Delaware
November 6 1908.
Evening journal., 1903-11-21

G. NJ. Albright, Bookkeeper. DUPONT
20, Wilmington, Del.
Miss Mary ID. Blades. Stenographer,
christopher c. Ward. Attorney. VIII
ninston. Del.
J. d. Davis, Clerk. Equitable Guaran-
zee & Trust CO.. Wilmington. Del.
Lloyd Hartman. Stenographer Blu
nenthal & Co. New York city.
Miss Grace W. strickland Elkton.
Nd. Stenographer. John WanamalSer,
Philadelphia.
Miss Elizabeth w. Burn, Stenograph-
,r. DUPONT CO, Wilmington, Del.
Albert NJ. Comegys. Stenographer,
Harlan & Hollingsworth Co, Whining
ION. Del
}. II. Crist Stenographer. West Vir-
sinia Paper and Pulp Co, Piedmont,
~. Virginia.
Clarence Deibert. Clerk. Broad street
station. Pennsylvania Railroad, Phil
adelphia.
}. I. Larrimore Bookkeeper. Charles
Warner Co. Wilmington. Del.
Miss Gertrude ID. Lindale Steno-
grspher Repauno Chemical Co, VIII
mihGton, Del.
Everett NJ. Layton Bookkeeper and
stcuographer, Knickerbocker Lime Co.
Philadelphia. Pa.
Miss Bessie Lyons. TteDogfanhe-
Mitchell. Fletcher & Co., Philadelphia
Roger Lankford. Bookkeeper. Samue
r. Freeman & Co. Philadelphia.
Royal Jackson, Clerk, Hilles & Jone.
Co. Wilmington. Del
Miss Blanche T.. Grub. Stenograph.
81. DUPONT CO.. Wilmington. Del.
Miss Florence IT. Weldin. Steuo-
grapher. Wilmington Office Mutual Life
Insurance Co. OF New York.
Raymond A. Watson. Stenosrapher
and Clerk, National Bank Of Whining
ton and Brondywine.
Miss A. Louise Reynolds. Steno-
grapher United States Cast Iron Pipe
and Foundry CO.. Burlington, y. J.
Z. II. Neese. Stenograp pher,. .Pusey 6
Jones Co. Wilmington. Del.
Miss Catharine Mulvena. Steno-
Rraphcr. Merchants Guaranty Trust
Co. Wilmington. Del
+. p. Dieffenbach Clerk. Pennsyl-
vania Railroad. Altoona. Pa.
Howard clifton. Clerk, DUPONT CO.
Wilmington, Del.
G A. Bott. Bill Clerk. William d
Mullen CO., Wilmington, Del
Florence Z. Friend. Stenographer
! DUPONT Co. Wilmington, Del.
w. T.. Shield. Cashier. Mumfor,
Banking Co. Exmore. Va.
Miss Margaret NJ Mulrooney. steno
grapher. Merchants Guaranty Trus
Co. Wilmington. Del.
s. Austin Mccain, Stenographer an
Clerk. Equitable Guarantee and Tru'
Co. Wilmington, Del
Miss Katherine y. Doherty. Stenc
lgrapher. DUPONT Co, Wilmington, De
Miss Margaretta M. Ehart Sten,
yraphcr. Repauno Chemical Co, wi
m!rgton. Del.
O. r. Gochnour Bookkeeper, II.
milford Co. Philadelphia.
William p. OohiGon. Stenographe
Wilmington Malleahle Iron Co.
Charles II. Holton. Stenographe
Bnsh & Rayner, wilmington, Dell
Miss Jessie f. Carsweli StenoErapl
er Dupont Co, Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1903-11-21

FFERIFT'S SALE.-BN VIRTUE OF A
writ of Nenditioni ENponas. TO me di-
rected. viii be exposed TO public sale. at
the Court HOUSE on Market street be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets IN
the city Of Wilmington. New Castle
county. State OF. Delaware
on MONDAY
THE 23d DAY or NOVEMBER, 1903,
AT $50 O'Clock q. nI..
he following described real estate. wiz:
N1 that ccr.ain lot. piece or parcel OF
and situate in the city Of Wilmington.
county OF New Castle and State OF Della
ware. now or formerly bounded and de-
scr.hed as follows. 30 wit.
BEGINNING az corner. stake on the east
erly side on King street az a. feet 6 inches
broad and at the distance OF 90 feet from
tho s0utherlv side OF Third street at 81
feet bread heinz q corner on a lot now
or formerly OF William CoSure. thence
with the line OF that lot south IS degrees
-aet 1On feet to anOuner corner Of che
said William Ccsure; thence south % de-
grees west Is feet 10 a stake. and north
IS degrees west 100 feet 10 the sa'd east
ariy side or King street ~ the width
Aforesaid and thence up Tho side thereof
north 81 degrees east Is feet 70 the place
of beginninr. be the contents thereof
moro or less.
seized ana taken In execution as the
property Of Katherine Hayes, and to bs
sold by
EAINIIT J.. sTIDHAAI. Sheriff.
Sierin's Ofice Wilmington. Delaware
November c. 1908.
Evening journal., 1903-11-21
Woman cornetIst At oIivet serviee.

Tomorrow afternoon in the Grand
Opera House at 9 o'clock Mrs. Bertha
Boardman, Americas greatest woman
cornetist, will render selcctions or her
silver cornet. It will be a treat to hear
her. She will also play in Olivet
Church in the evening. The Rev. r. A.
Efwood Will speak in the Opera House
on Whose Fault2" and cordially in
vites the professional and business
men OF the city to be present Only
early comers can be assured of a seat
at either place.
Evening journal., 1903-11-21

We are glad 10 note that Sir Henry
Campbell Bannerman quotes the jokes
from David Harum." The world
moves along, and IL no longer requires
n surgical operation to get a joke into
a scotchman's understanding.
Evening journal., 1903-11-21
DOckstader's Theatre,

Seventh and Shipley streess.
Week Commencing November 10th.
MR.. HARRY LECLAIR.
Brown BROS. and LILLIAN WRIGHT.
AL, LAWSON and MAMIE NAMON.
THE FAMOUS WORLDS TRIO.
HERBERT & NOLAN, THE USHERS.
THE cAGNOUx, The KINTEOGRAPH.
Afternoons and evenings. 10, 20. aOc.
Always the best show in town.
Note-Formal opening Of Docinstader's
new Garrick Theatre. Monday NovemheT
23rd.
Evening journal., 1903-11-21

Now. dear" said the hero OF the
elopementJ as they boarded the train,
Eve are safe from pursuit"
"And also said the radiant younG
girl. safe from starvation. Here's a
check papa made out TO your order"
Evening journal., 1903-11-21
LOST AND FOUND

7 OSTLBriudle and white bull terro.
dog. Reward il returned to Edwaro
II. brennan Jr., 1900 West 10th Street.
mott