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Evening journal., 1904-08-26
Lippincott g Co.
The Store Thar Saves You Money"
Store opens 8 a. m.
Store closes $50 p. m.
Saturday evening 70 o. m.
New York strike Extended.

New York. Aug. 26. Orders have
been issued by the executive commit
tee Of the Building Trades alliance ex-
tending the strike in the building
trades. James j. DAILY, after a meet
ing in Brevoort hall. announced a gen.
eral strike in the entire marble indus
tries. effective today. This will add
1000 more men 10 the idle army OF
skilled craftsmen.
Evening journal., 1904-08-26
Catarrh of the
Bronchial Tubes

Have you cough?"
Are you losing tiesn?'
Are you short of breath2"
Have you pain In the chest2'
DO you take cod easily?"
"ls your appetite variable? ."
10 you cough until you gagY
do you raise frothy matcriai?'
do you spit up yellow matter2'
do you spit Up little chcesy lumps2
Have you disgust for fatty foods2
''Is there a tickling behind the palate p
DO YOU feel you are growing weaker?
rs there a burning pain IN the throat?
Have YOU pain behind the breast
bone p"
ing2''
Evening journal., 1904-08-26
Catarrh Of the Ears

"Have YOU carache2"
els your hearing fai,ing?'
do your ears discharge2"
do your ears itch and burn2'
"Arc the ears dry and scay?"
els there throbbing IN the ears2"
"Is there buzzing sound heard2'
do you have ringing In the cars2"
Are there cracking sounds hcard?"
els your hearing worse on cioudy
DAYS ?"
'Are there sounds like escaping
steam?"
DO your ears hurt when you bow the
nose ?'
DO you constantly hear noises IN Inc
cars9"
others?"
Do the noises in your ears keep you
awake7"
crack?"
Is your hearing worse when you hav,
Evening journal., 1904-08-26
Snow Falling In Italy.

Rome. Aug. 26.-Heavy storms, ac-
companied by rain, continue through
out the peninsula, materially lowering
the temperature. In Rome the ther-
mometer has registered a fall during
the last two days of from "a to 6s de-
grees in the shade. Snow is falling not
only in the Alps. but also on the Lom-
hardy plains.
Evening journal., 1904-08-26
rhree on WeIIs Ahrn.

Jennings. La. Aug. 26.-Three Of the
Morse oil wells near here are on fire.
and five other wells are in danger.
The fire was caused by friction in the
pipes of Morse well No. 6. one Of the
wells came in only yesterday. SO far
as known no one has been injured.
Evening journal., 1904-08-26
strikers on Trial At Omaha.

Omaha. Neb., Aug. 26.-The trials Of
eighty-eight strikers charged with vio-
lating an injunction Of the federal
court issued against the South Omaha
Packing house employees now on stike
has been begun in the federal court
Evening journal., 1904-08-26
Senator Bailey speaks In BROOKLYN.

New York. Aug. 26-The campaign
in Brooklyn was opened last night by
a meeting held under the auspices of
the Kings County Democratic club, at
which Senator Joseph W. Bailey Of
Texas was the principal speaker. Res
olutions indorsing the nomination Of
Parker and Davis were read. An in
troductory address was made by Ed
ward NJ. Shepard, chairman of the
meeting
Evening journal., 1904-08-26
conneotiout's Tohaceo cron Larne.

Hartford Conn. Aug. 26.-Accord-
ing to reparts gathered by the Courant
the yield of tobacco now being harvest
ed in this state is phenomenally large
and the quality the best in twelve
years. Growers who have had plenty
Of shed room in years past are now
bothered to find shelter for their crop,
which is expected to sell at fancy
nrfcpc
Evening journal., 1904-08-26
Disease of the Skin

'fs the skin dry ANA sca.y?'
"Have a shiny. oily nosc?"
Have pimples on the faCc2'
DO the pimpies itch and burn?'
Does your skin itch intensely"
Does your soap itch ana burn O.
Us your skin rough and crdcked2'
Does the skin feel hot and swollenl'
Have YOU dandrun on the scalp2'
Have you prlcking pain I'M the skim
Have you pimnles on neck and Chest2'
DO crusts and scabs form on your
skin2"
us the face dotted with dirty lite,
specks2"
'Have you plmpies on back or should
rs the skin alongside nose red and
congested2"
Have ~ scaly itchy eruption or
your head?"
Evening journal., 1904-08-26
Four Miners Entombsd.

Pottsville. Pa, Aug. 26.-Four min
ers have been entombed at the Pine
Hill colliery by a fall Of rock. The
men were coming up the gangway and
in FIVE minutes would have been out
of the mine when the accident oc-
CURED which imprisoned them.
Evening journal., 1904-08-26

What threatened for several days to
be a permanent feud between two OF
the principals IN the Miss Bob White
Company came to a climax yesterday.
It appears that for sometime a promi-
nent New York stock broker has been
paying marked attention to Miss Alice
Craft Benson. the "Goldenrod OF Will
lard Spencer's pretty opera and at odd
times she has also been seen in the
company OF Miss Harriet Trainor of
the same Organization. Both ladies are
exceedingly pretty types OF feminine
beauty and are at least entitled TO the
undivided attentions OF the best that
ever donned short hose, but this par
tlcular Lothario, smitten with both,
found it hard TO choose between them
so divided his affections and so effect
ually concealed the fact that neither
girl was aware Of II.
Going home one rainy night. he bor-
rowed an umbrella from Miss Benson
and called next day to return 1t. Miss
Benson was out but the services of a
bell boy were enlisted TO take Il to
Miss Benson's room. IL appears that
the youth only having seen the gentle
man with Miss Trainor and not paying
much attention to the instructions
given. conveyed the umbrella to Miss
Trainor's room, another member Of the
company noted IL there and told Miss
Benson OF It and the latter, putting two
and two together commenced 20 make
inquiries and the result Of her ques-
tlons did not set her mind at rest, and
a hair pulling contest seemed inevitable.
That Miss Trainor should have re-
ceived a gentleman in her room and
that gentleman her own particular
friend. seemed inexpllcable and some
unkind things were said Il can readily
be imagined. Some uncomplimentary
remarks We're repeated to Miss Tralnor
and ht OF hysteria followed. The
manager was appealed TO- to straighten
things out, which he did by finding out
the bell boys mistake. The umbrella
episode has been explained, but the
fact OF the divided attentions has not.
This may eventually heal the wounds
OF the ladies in question, but the tenn
perature Is not above freezing point
when the two ladies are near each
other. and the broker who was the
cause Of the trouble It is pretty safe
10 assume. finds the atmosphere of Wal
street, paniclxy as 1t is. far preferable
to that OF Philadelphia where Miss
Bob White" is a visitor
Evening journal., 1904-08-26
Bridoes and Railway Track Conn.

Kingman. Ariz., Aug. 26.-By the fall
of more than two inches OF water in
an incredibly short space Of time the
great canyon west Of here. through
which the Santa Fe railroad runs, has
been converted into a roaring torrent
Heavy grades were swept away.
bidges torn from their foundations and
miles Of track wrecked.
Evening journal., 1904-08-26

Grain. J. Randolph Jones. Newark.
Vegetables, Alvin NJ Crossan. Marshall
ton.
Horses. Dr. Milton Conrad. West Grove
Evening journal., 1904-08-26
Grain Display,

one bushei Lincoln oats; one bushel Del
aware oats; one sheaf Of oats; twelve
stalks corn; one bushel Fultzo Med.
wheat; one cushel rudy; one bushel rcd.
One single driver; three draft horses;
one Brookland Chief, stallion; one Clemo
stallion, years.
Two pounds butter; display honey, jel-
lies, preserves. fruit butter, canned fruit;
Minnehaha cake; chocolate cake; cocoa
nut cake. two sponge cakes; pumpkin pie
wheat bread
Display artificial flowers, burnt leather
and burnt wood.
Evening journal., 1904-08-26
Letters Granted.

Letters of administration G. t. a. have
been granted by Register of Wills Bach
on the estate Of j. e. Vantine to Pat
rick McGrory. John II. Pnkerton was
granted letters Of administration on the
estate of Bridget Pinkerton
Evening journal., 1904-08-26
LOOKING TO THEM FOR HELP!

The sick distressed of Wilmington and vicinity have learned
to rely upon the Krum Physicians New Treatment the per-
fected result of years of experience and aningIs attract
ing widespread attention Consultation and Ray examn-
atoms free
Evening journal., 1904-08-26

Briggs-Mrs. PAGER is a very bright
woman. judging frommy interview with
her
Griggs-What did she say?
Briggs-Nothing much. But she ap-
proved of what l said.
Evening journal., 1904-08-26
EXHIBITS FOR
FARMERS FAIR
Large Number Have Already
Sent in Their Names to
Secretary
PROMISES TO Be A BIG SUCCESS

Entries of exhibits for the Farmers
Fair TO be held at Brandywine Springs
Park next week are coming in faster than
had been expected and It is evident that
the fair Will be a big success. The entries
received by Secretary Brady. OF the Po-
mona Grange, under the auspices OF
which the fair is being arranged. up to
Thursday were as follows
-Four four month Old shoats; two two
year Old Chester boars; display sorghum,
two displays COW peas. Kent Co.; dis
play COW peas and millet; display Hun
garian millet; display Alfalfa clover.
Evening journal., 1904-08-26
1.-The Store That Saves You Money
Lippincott g Co.

In no other section Of the
store Is it more essential to
to have goods new. and cor
rect to the minutest detail,
and perfectly in accord with
the season. All this seasons
models must therefore be dis
posed of without fail and to
do that, we have marked all
OF our trimmed summer hats
valued at $500 and $500 for
Evening journal., 1904-08-26
SHERIFF. SALES.

sHERiFF's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Levari Facias, 70 me directed.
Will be exposed 10 public sale, at the
Court House on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets In the city
of Wilmington. New Castle county.
state Of Delaware,
THE 9TH DAY on AUGUST, 1904
at II o'clock, a.. M,
the following described real estate. VIZ;
Al that certain lot or piece or ana
situate I'M Chrlstiana hundred. New Cas-
he county and State Of De aware tknown
as lots Nos. 1872 lSS. lA 1856 1856 lSi. lSs,
and $50. on a tract OF land called Elsmerel
bounded and DESCRIBED as follows 90 VII
Beginning az corner formed by the
Intersection of the southerly side of Bal
timore avenue with the westerly side OF
Northern avenue CBa tmore avenuel at
sixty feet wide running parable. with the
New Road. distant eight hundred and
sixty feet southerly thercfrom, Northern
avenue at sixty feet wide running at
right angles 10 the New Road the inter-
section or its castcrly side with the
southcrly side " the New Road distant
three hundred feet westerly from the
westerly side OF DUPONT or Centre Road
thence westerly bv said side OF Baltimore
avenue three hundred feet % its intersec-
tiou with the Casterly side OF Western
avenue (Wostcrn avenue at sixty feet
wide running at right angses 20 the New
thence southcrly by said side OF Western
avenue one hundred and sighty-scver
feet. more OF less, TO corner IN line OF
land about 10 be conveyed to the Della.
ware Field club. thenca In "A southeast.
erly direction by said fot OF land about
three hundred and twenty feet TO n poinl
/ a~cnue. and thence thereby nor herly
lhree hundred feet more or less TO th'
place Of beginning; be the contents there
/ of what they may,
Seized and taken In execution as On,
property Of Miriam Land and Improve
/ ment Company. corporation Of the
/ state Of Delaware. and 10 be sold by
EMMTT r. SrfDHAM. sheriff.
| shnrln,. Ofncn Wilmington. DelaWare
Evening journal., 1904-08-26
Disease Of the Nerves

do YOU get giddy?
"ls your mind dull2"
Are you always tired2'
Are YOU easily dazod?"
Are you easily excited2"
do your hands trembie p"
Does your heart futtpr9"
Are you easily irritated9
Are YOU Always anxious ?"
DO your muscles twitrh ."
lis your temper irritable ?"
Suffer from sleeplessness? ."
Are you easily frightenod2"
Does sleep not refresh you p"
DO YOU forget what YOU read ?"
DO YOU suffer with neuralgia ?"
DO you have horrible dreams?"
Evening journal., 1904-08-26
pisnIav of NeedIe Work.

Two displays renaissance; slumber
robe; two bead spreads; two pin cush-
ions; fancy collar; two sofa pillows; two
silk rugs; five silk quilts; two calico
quilts; five drawn work handkerchiefs;
two bead chains; fancy apron; three CEN
tire pieces; three tray covers; three table
covers; towel; two bureau scarfs.
Display patty pan squashes, onians and
HoltOn Rose potatoes.
Evening journal., 1904-08-26
Theatrical Notes

"On Thanksgiving Day" Is a rural
melodrama that combines the usual ex-
citing features Of popular sensational
plays with the "home" atmosphere of
plays OF the "Old Homestead variety.
10 will be seen at the Lyceum on Sep
tember T. and 3.
Evening journal., 1904-08-26
Free X-Ray Examination

The <-Ray equipment Of the Krum
Medical Institute is Of the latest type
and as elabors .o and complete as any
in the country. BY a special fluoro-
scopie attachment the doctor is en-
abIed to effect an absolutely distinct
syesisht diagnosis Of all diseased parts.
and thus determine to a certainty the
cause Of the afflotion. All invaids who
so desire are welcome TO this radical
and perfect examination. II is entirely
free Of charge
Evening journal., 1904-08-26

1t is "a secondhand hero who tells Of
his own deeds.
Evening journal., 1904-08-26
Display of Fruit.

Plate display Of fruit. Bartlett pears;
Keiaer pears; Grimes golden apple; York
stripe; York imperial; Siberian crab;
maiden blush; Smiths cider; Porter apple;
Townsend apple; Jeffries apple.
Evening journal., 1904-08-26

In Arizona" an American play by
an American author and played by
American players. Augustus Thomas
has written what critics and public
have pronounced unanimously the
greatest dramatic success that New
York has seen In "a generation. 1t
teens with life and action. the dash Of
cowbow frolics. the military duties,
while the atmosphere Is so subtle and
real that one can almost match the
scent OF the sage brush and cactus, and
feel the sting OF the allSali dust Ia onc's
nostrils This Western avor is so pun
gent with local color, character and
force, that the whole seems more Ike
bit Of real life from the Aravaipa
Valley Itself than the artistic creation
OF the playwrights brain. An essen
TALLY human play throbbing with ro-
nance and sentiment, there is withal a
virile force in Arizona" that imparts
a thrill to every word and action,
while the climaxes are surprises
wrought with a skill that disarms anti
cipatlon Having a military back
ground. there are moments. too, when
/ the nations flag floats into the story
with a deft touch of patriotism. IL will
be seen at the Lyceum August 29,3O
and 81, with matinee every day.
Evening journal., 1904-08-26

Cartmell's Vinegar Of Tar
VIII cure a cough in a day.
Evening journal., 1904-08-26
Boys Wash Suits
$1OO
Cool Sheer Dresses

ready to put on are here wait
ing for you to claim them,
which you will not be slow in
doing if once you see them
and learn the price.
These Shirtwaist Suits,
made of dainty Organdies,
Persian Lawns, India Linens
and White Linens.
Because of small quantities
in some styles and broken
sizes in others, price reduc-
tions of the most decisive
character have been made to
effect a rapid clearance.
Evening journal., 1904-08-26
Free Eye Examination

Diseases OF the Eye cured. Errors OF
Refraction corrected. Consult our Oc-
ulist and Eye Surgeons. All suf-
ferers Of Eye strain Epd errors Of Re-
fraction. We call special attention
that eye strains are produced by an
over use OF the muscular or more COM
monty the nervous apparatus used 10
vision. The Headaches Of Eye strains
may come on only after special
use Of the eyes or may be con-
staDt. The majority of chronic head
aches are produced by eye strain. The
latest and most approved appliances
employed in examining the eyes.
Evening journal., 1904-08-26
Judges Selected.

The judges Of the various classes follow
Glass !, Alfred Sharpiess. Landenberg
Pa.
Glasses and g. Mrs. Horace Vernon
Mt. cuba; MISS Bessie Richards. Tough
kennamon. Pa; Miss Lucy IL. Mitchell
West Grove.
Glasses 4 and 5. Miss Anna B. Church
man. Wilmington; Mrs. Mary b. East
burn. Newark; Hannah c. Mitchell, Lans
downe, Pa.
Dogs. Mrs. Wilmer +. Fell Hockessin
Poultry. Edmund Chandler, Kennet
Evening journal., 1904-08-26
Rabbits and Fowls.

Six Belgian hares; three white rabbits;
four pairs pigeons; ten bantams; four
Pekln ducks; two white Muscovies; eight
turkeys; two American Dominiquies; six
C. I. Game six white Plymouth Rocks;
four S. c. Black minorcas; fifteen Leg
horns; eight barred rock; nine bun rock;
four Silver spangled Hamburg; four Bun
Brahma; forty-fve Wyandottes; pen
black Wyandottes; four white Wyan-
dottes.
In addition to these entries there will
he several hundred more by the time
the fair is opened.
Evening journal., 1904-08-26

Welded and Parted" pleased a
large audience at the Lyceum Theatre
yesterday afternoon and last evening.
IL Is full Of pathos and comedy inter-
woven at the right time. The same
show viii be presented thsi evening
and tomorrow afternoon and evening,
Evening journal., 1904-08-26
Exhibit of Dogs.

Four fox terriers; two black Pomer-
anaas; pair toy white French poodles;
pair slllSen white toy poodles; Scotch col
lie, beagle.
Evening journal., 1904-08-26

GU IL dBlCC ludl We udVcu
shown any hesitation in cut
ting prices on the Shirtwaists
for women, when you see
what charming styles a small
outlay will buy to-day. We're
anxious to clear up our stock,
hence these deep reduc-
tions. Some of the sizes are
gone, but if we have your size
you can buy a Cool, Sheer
Shirtwaist for
Evening journal., 1904-08-26
69c

instead Of from $3.50 to s.. so
for these pretty white lawns.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-12-03
A "Tripfe Alliance"

Some of the A'Danians whose insur-
rectionary operations have been an oc-
casion for concern both to Turkey and
to the powers which are trying to COM
pei reforms in that region are curious
ly ignorant as to the conditions in the
outer world \ writer who visited an
Albanian monastery says: "The fact
that l write impressed these worthy
friars greatly, and Padre Gioacchino.
politician, us are all Albanians, made 4
wonderful suggestion. Write long
article, my son. he exclaimed enthusi-
astically. Thou knowest US and the
bravery of my nation. Suggest an al
lance against Europe that will assur-
edly destroy the balance of the pow
erS.' The alliance which the padre ex-
pected to ovcrturn the balance OF pow
er was to consist of England, Italy
and Albania"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-12-03
Blind Mays Singing school.

In this game one player must be
blindfoldcd to take the part Of teacher.
The rest of the party compose the class
and sit in line facing her.
She then informs her class that they
will begin the lesson by singing the
scales The head girl or the one at the
end Of the line Immediately sings 'Ah.'
and the next "Ah!" little higher or
lower, Just as she chooses, and so it
goes all the way down the line, each
ninging Il note in any way that she
may wish. The teacher must listen at
tentiyely, and any time she thinks she
recognizes Il voice she stops the class
and calls the singer by name. If she
guesSes correctly she changes places
with the pupil, who in turn becomes
teacher. but if not she must keep on
guessing
Every time a new teacher is selected
the whole class must change seats. so
that the voices may not be recognized
by the direction from which they
come.
A little variety may be introduced
Into the game by singing n well known
gong instead of scales, each pupil sing
Ing the word which comes to her TO
supply It is the privilege Of each
teacher to direct her class to sing
whatever she may choose, either song
or exercise.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-12-03

In the fine mineral cabinet Of John
". Campbell Of Selwood Is an agate
IN which is printed the face Of an In
Clan woman. The face and part Of the
figure are so clear cut and distinct
that there is 10 question about them.
The agate was very common appear
Ing specimen when picked up on the
Siletz Indian reservation, ana Mr..
Campbell kept it for some time before
he discovered the image Of the Indian
woman. He saw that there was some
thing below the red surface, ana he
had that side polished, when the face
made It's appearance. Mr.. Campbell.
says that the face is natures photo
graph. "The sun cau%ht tile face an.
figure Of the Indian woman as she was
walking along The beach ana fastened
It on the agate" Is Mr.. Campbclls
theory concerning The picturc.--Pcrt
land Orcgonian.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-12-03
CGnuudrUIr, ms,

If man on the front of an ice cart
weighs l39 pounds what does the man
on the back weigh? The ice.
What is the difference between Il
mouse and II young lady? One harms
the cheese and the other charms che
shes"
Why is a young man engaged TO Il
young girl like n person sailing for
France? Because he's going to Havre
Oave herr.
IL monkey wished to announce that
he was sick how could he do it and at
the same time mention the medicine he
wanted? APE ill., "a pin.
What Is It which the men that make
it don't need, the man that buys it
doesn't use for himself and the person
that uses it doesn't know it? 4 colin.
Why is sheet of paper like a lazy
dog? A sheet Of paper is an ink lined
plain Gnclined plane), and an inclined
plane is slope up (slow pup, and Il
slow pup is a lazy dog.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-12-03
HINTS FOR FARMERS


For the treatment of the early blight
and late blight of potato and the leaf
blight of tomato our recommendation
are essentially the same as in previous
years-to spray with bordeaux, says
DR.. Wood of the United States depart
mcnt OF agriculture. Every years ex-
pcriencc confirms the conclusion that
when this is done thoroughly and in
tclligently it is highly profitable,
whether there is a serious outbreak Of
disease or not, since there is added to
the protection from fungi the stimulat-
mg effect of the bordeaux on the plant
which keeps it free from tip burn.
The deterrent properties of bordeaux
against insects are also important. III
the northern tier of states. where the
late blight of potato is prevalent, two
sprayings in August and September
drc usually sufficient but in the coun-
cry as Il whole the farmers should be
advised TO use bordeaux in cOmbina-
ton with an arscuite instead Of paris
green alCnc whenever poison is reQuir-
ed for the Colorado beetles. This usu-
Rlly means about tive applications and
assures against all disease. and, fur
thcrmorc. 1t protects the plants from
injury from arsenical poisonS.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-12-03
FOR TIL CHILDREN


This hand&erchic. is just the thing
FOR you young magiciaHS 10 possess.
GET two pretty good sized mems
hGndkerchiefs, both exactly alike. In
the middle Of one OF these cut slit
about four inches long. which !,ct your
sister to hem round the cages to pre-
vent its becoming largG".
Now ask her 70 lay one handkerchief
upon the other and sew together the
edges. II the work is done neatly the
whole Will appear 10 he nothing more
than single handkerchief especially
as, when You draw it from your
pocket, you shake ii out. with the un-
prepared side toward those who are
watching YOU Now borrow coin or
a card from some one il the audience.
Next, taking the card IN the left
hand, you cover it with the hsndkcr-
chief. at the same time slipping It into
the pock at-iilie arran cement between
She two.
SO. you see, when YOU ask some one
IN the audi nee TO hold the card COW
cred by the handkerchief, please" and
then jerk the whole from his hand the
effect will be that the card has disap-
pearel.