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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-03
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The Primitive Book.
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per's Magazine for May.
 The oldest books in existence are doubtless, those of the Babylonians; but the great permanency of these is ex. plained by the material of which they are composed, and it does not necessa- rily follow that they were the first books to be made. We know that the Egyp- tians employed a papyrus roll from the earliest historical periods, and that the Hindoos made their palm-leaf books al
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-03
MAY FETE AT PICKETT SPRINGS
 MAY 5, 12 M. TO 11P. M.

Refreshments, Pony Rides, May Pole, etc., for the children; Old Maids Convention, Dancing, Refreshments fer the grown folks. Benefit of Ladies Memorial Association for Chica- mauga Monument Fund.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-03
MANY GOOD THINGS

Montgomery does contain many good things. For instance: The line of cabI- net mantels at payne, wIllingham a woods is acknowledged to be the fin- est in the South. You just simply are not doing yourself justice If you don's see them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-03
AROUND TOWN.

The concert given by Miss weema last night is said by competent judges to have been the best thing of tha kind eyer given anywhere in the Unit@ ed States.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-03
MONTGOMERY TEAM

Is fast taking the lead. She has provs en that she has a team as good as sun proof paints, which Is the best,
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Tn 1889 also. " In 1887 also.
Evening journal., 1904-09-01
.PENNSY MAY OPERATE
. FERRY ACROSS DELAWARE
Talk Of Steamboat Connec-
tions Between Pennsgrove
and This City Soon

within a short time there may he a
ferry across the Delaware river conducted
by he Pennsylvania railroad that will
connect Pennsgrove with this city and
the railroad lines OF the company on both
sides Of the river.
There is talk Of boat being put in
service witA a dock to be built somewhere
along the river front between Edge Moor
and the mouth Of the Christiana river.
This will make a short route to Atlantic
city from thls city and points along the
Delaware railroad The tracks Of the
West Jersey branch of the Pennsylvania
system extend to the very rivers edge
IA The Jersey town and within a short
distance on the Delaware side. Instead
Of being compelled to go 10 Philadelphia
to reach seashore resorts on the Jersey
coast the proposed route could be used
Also for passengers for local points In
Jersey. BY making a dock directly OPP
posite the trip could be made in few
inmates across the river aud IN short
while the car lines will be extended TO
the neighborhood, making the trip only
a few minutes IN duration.
IL Is said that both local railroad Off
clals and those from a distance have
been looking over the proposition both
on land and In a tug.
Evening journal., 1904-09-01
SUSPECTED MURDERER
OF CONSTABLE RELEASED
Detectives After Sweating"
Come to Conclusion He
Is Not One Wanted

After being in custody for two days sus-
pected Of being connected with the muir
der of Albert Constable at Elkton Nd
Albert Miller, known under several
aliases was discharged from custody this
morning He was held at the request OF
two Baltimore detectives. who believed
that he knew something about the muir
der but after being sweated several times
the authorities reached the cor ,iusion
that he was not the man wanted. He
was arraigned in city Court and dis
charged
Detectives kratz and Pohler. OF Balti-
more, who have been in this city for
several days left here for Elkton iast
night. Before going they informed Chief
Back that they did not desire Miller to
be detained longer.
Detective John +. Dolan. Of this city.
and Detective Rutledge, Pinkerton de-
tective, are working on the case IN New
Castle. They believe that the man who
called on DR.. w. II. Kuntz, Of that city
and George Russell, the negro pugilist.
and tried to sell them revo.ver. knows
something about the murder. They are
trying TO track the movements Of the
man, but so far have been unsuccessful.
Evening journal., 1904-09-01
HARRINGTON.

Mrs Annie Johnson is visiting Lewes
friends.
Mrs Lord. OF Bridgevile, is visiting
Mrs. Jester
Mrs Jennie Anthony has been very id
OF typhoid fever.
MI. and Mrs. Griffith are the guests Of
her mother. Mrs. Emily Masten
Miss Rebekah Harrington is spen ling
two weeks at Frederica and Houston.
+. j. Coulbourn has sold his lot on the
Dorman plot te Noah Cain, for sos.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hill are entertain
ing a number Of re.atives from philadel-
phia.
Mr. Wix, contractor and builder. is
erecting home Of his own on Commerce
street
John b. Millham has 10 acrss in pea
nuts and the crop is the finest we have
ever seen In this section.
Mrs. Josephine Ryan and children, OF
Wilmington, are the guests Of her par
onts. Mr. and Mrs Robert Atkinson.
Mrs. Marth, Raughley and son, Brn-
ton. have returned from Illinois where
they were entertained by MIR. and Mrs.
Gooden sapp
Mr. Ennis, the clothier. has purchased
the Johnson lot adjoining Mr. llewes for
$40, on which he intends to erect res
idence Immediately.
Evening journal., 1904-09-01
TRIVIAL CASES DISPOSED OF
Deputy Judge Garrett Holds a Short
Session Of Court.

This mornings session Of city Court
was shorter than usual and only tri-
vial cases were disposed of. Patrick
Conner was sentenced to sixty days
Imprisonment for vagrancy and Samuel
Dixon fined s. and costs for disorderly
conduct.
The case Of James Jones, colored
charged with disorderly conduct, was
dismissed, as no evidence to show that
he had acted disorderly was offered.
He was represented by Harry p. JOS
lyn.
At the request of the prosecuting
witness, Matthew Thomas, colored
charged with assault and battery. was
discharged.
The case Of Mary A. Davis. charged
with similar offense, was continued
until tomorrow morning.
Upon the request OF Mr. Joslyn. who
represented Jane Harris. charged with
the larceny Of some jewelry and wear
ing apparel, the hearing in the case was
continued until September 1s.
Evening journal., 1904-09-01
TOWNSEND.

Mrs j.. w. Jones is entertaining her
sister, Of Wilmington. '"o
Miss ELLA Maloney is entertaining
Miss Attlehelm. of Philadelphia
Elmer Naylor and friends, of VIII
mlngtop, are visiting relatives here.
Miss Edith CHM a. entertaining Miss
LILLE Montgomery, OF New Castle.
Miss Inez Noble. OF Preston. Md, is
the guest of Miss Ethelwyn Maloney.
Miss Gussie Chandler or Smyrna, is
visiting Freedman walker aid famlly.
Miss Maud Castle. OF Bridgeton ~
j., Is visiting Richard Hutchison and
wife, near town.
Miss Estella NJ VanDyke is spending
this week with Miss Mollie ID. Otho-
son, near Sassafras Md, Who rs very
sick. 4e"1
Mrs. West and son, OF Baltimore. are
spending some time with her sister.
Mrs. Hestop Atwell. at the home Of
John Atwell, near town. f'i'
Evening journal., 1904-09-01
.BndaeviIIe

Speciafto The Evening Journal a,
Brdeevilie. sept. Mir and Mrs.
Robinson OF smyrna have been the
guests Of their daughter, Mrs. p. Price
Jacobs
Royden X. Jenes OF the Morning
News Wilmington. Is spending the
week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. H.Jones.
Miss Mary Hazzard is visiting
friends-ln Ashville. n. C.
DR.. H. w Palmer OF wilmington
spent few days IN town recently.
Manly Hazard has returned TO his
home Ia Atlanta. Ca. after spending
several months with friends here.
Harry AXE OF Atlantic city is the
guest Of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
AXE.
Miss Miriam Viven and Miss Anna
Wind Of Norristown Pa. have re-
turned from a visit to Colorado and
Mrs II. w. Viven. M
Miss Marguerite vickory and
brother Richard OF Los Angeles. Col.
are being entertained by their grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Cannon.
Mrs Stella Rawlins Of Philadelphia.
Is the guest Of her father r. w. Cam
non.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Powers of Phil
adelphia. are visiting her sister Miss
Ray Heydrick.
Miss Eva X. Jones has returned from
a visit to relatives in Milford.
Milton Betelle OF Philadelphia, Is
the guest Of Miss Helen Layton.
Mr.. Turney Of New York city is
spending some time with Col. and Mrs
II. w. Viven.
Mrs. T. $. Smith and children are
visiting friends in Iron Hill, Md.
Everett Short has returned from Re-
hoboth where he spent a week.
Mrs Sallie Blizzard OF Wilmington
is the guest Of her brother oliver New
ton.
Miss Sadie Hastings OF Seaford has
returned from a visit to Prof and Mrs.
X. NJ. Wiley.
Miss Margaret Stewart OF Sacra-
mento Cal. has returned from a visit
to Mrs. J. Harvey Myer.
Evening journal., 1904-09-01
Down State Personals
HENDERSON.

r. II. Cough. OF Greenwood, is home
for a few days.
Miss Lizzie Manering, Of Chester,
Pa, is visiting at w. II. Goodwin.
Miss Amor Moore, OF Dover is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. b. +. Sweeney
Mrs Sallie Hoover OF Elkton, Is
visiting Miss Sallie Blckling, near town.
Carroll Pppin, who has been very
sick with typhoid fever. is out again.
Mrs. Martha Andrews. OF Philadel-
phia, is visiting his sister Mrs. A. M.
Price.
J. Il. Faulkner and wife are spend
ing a week at Twin Oak oafnbmeeting,
near Chester. Pa. f'.n"'
Miss Mamie Goodwin has returned
home, after spending a month with
friends near Church Hill. -'t
Thomas. Augreoth and family OF
Philadelphia, are spending "A few days
with his sister, Mrs. Martha Nen, near
town. .as.l t"''"'" ''
Evening journal., 1904-09-01
HARTLY.

Oliver Faulkner. OF Wilmington, spent
Wednesday in town with his friends.
Miss Stella Short is spending a few
days with her uncle and aunt at Denton.
MIR. and Mrs. Clark.
Miss sallie Short, Of Haddonheld, n.
j.. spent several days with her cousin.
Mrs. Waiter Ford. ,u.
The Rev. r. u. Gullett and Mrs.
Thomas are spending a few days with his
daughter IN Philadelphia and son IN
Brooklyn.
Jacob Castner has returned 10 his home
in New Jersey after spending several
weeks with his brother William S.
Castner.
Evening journal., 1904-09-01
FELTON,.

Mrs. ID. S. Hugg has returned from a
visit to Wilmington friends.
Bayard Cook has returned from a
visit TO his friends Morris Turner. III
Baltimore.
Deputy Sheriff ]. L. Melvin has
bought from Wilbur Layton his home
at the east end OF Main street.
Mrs Margaret Caldwell from Phila-
.delphia. is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Lee Cipple and Mrs. George Steffy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Graham and
daughter who were visiting relatives
in and near FELTON,, have returned TO
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1904-09-01
Social and PersonaI Notes

Mrs Robert Singleton, Of Chester is
wishing relatives In this city.
Mrs, Merrill Tilghman and daushter
Helen have r.iurned from visit to rata
tives in Hebron MD.
Miss sydney Tomkinson and Miss
Isabel Tomklnson Of Aldan. Pa. are
visiting relatives in this city.
Lewis W. Baldwin and wife and
Master Baldwin OF Philadelphia, were
visitors TO Mr.. and Mrs. G. h, Wood
ward yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs J. b. Hickman and Miss
Ethel Hickman, who have been travel
ing through California for about
year have retnrhed to Wilmington.
Mrs Eiizli Cornell and her grandson,
Vaughn Dean. who have been visiting
the formers daughter. Mrs. w. b.
whitelock, at Cprbondale, Pa, for one
year. have returned to their home IN
this city
william. L. Mayo. who was a teacher
for two years IN the public schools at
Delaware city left yesterday afternoon
for san Francisco from which place
ne wiz sail for the Philippine Islands
to become "A teacher III The g6vernl
ment schools there.
John Rigss viii return home tomorrow
from Lake Mohonk.
George A. Elliott, who has been spend
ing the summer az Lake Mohonk will re-
turn home tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry MoLano are at AS
bury Park for two weeks.
Dr. A. p. Neal Of Newark, was In this
city yesterday. ANA gis- o0l
Mrs Fahhlo coverdnlo and Miss Ger
trude May Of Wlkesbarre have rec
turned home from a two weeks stay at
Rchoboth.
Arthur +. Stout and Miss Esther T..
Stout have returned bone after spend-
ing three Weeks as the guests Of Ethel
V. sharpless, Of Boothwyn, Pa.
Evening journal., 1904-09-01
RISING SUN.

Miss ReRenia Spencer has returned
homo to Little Creek.
Alex. Minner of Bowers is in town dur
ing the canning season.
William Frear has accepted position
as fireman at the factory here.
Miss Mary Jensen, who has befn on the
sick list is able to be out again.
The school building Is being cleaned
and put in readiness for the opening next
month.
Tomatoes have rlpened faster the past
few days than usual, Notwithstanding the
season cnly opened a few days ago.
James B. Noll is having material de-
liverel on his lot pear the store house
occupied by w. C. Spencer, where he
expects to erect "A large and handsome
residence. Contractor Thomas Dunn, Of
Camden, viii do the work.
Evening journal., 1904-09-01
Duck Greek.

r. II. Denney is Townsend visitor.
Miss Emma Snyder is a guest OF
friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Edna Armstrong is being en-
tertained by friends In New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Of Shamokin,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Snyder.
Miss May Collins OF Wilmington. is
the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Joseph
Primrose.
William Naylor, who has been seri-
ously i'll at his home ndar town, is
'convalescing.
Cove Donovan, Of Wilmington is
spending few days with his uncle.
James Donovan.
Miss Alma Humphreys. OF Philadel-
phia. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William
Armstrong.
Evening journal., 1904-09-01
LEBANON.

Thomas p. Wells is home on a vaca-
tion.
The steamer vigi'ant is making regular
trips again.
Eawin Pickering is firing on the steamer
Nigiant.
Lolis Kel ey. who has been dangerously
III, Is better.
Miss Clara Ratledge, Of Wilmington,
is visiting w. f. Maioney and family.
Miss Sadie Priestly. of Wyoming. Is
the guest oi her sister. Mrs Charles
Short.
smith B'stic had charge OF the gang
OF fodder savers for W. T. Maloney
Monday.
w. H. Durborough has returned to
Philadelphia 10 accept position with
the PHILADELPHIA Traction Company.
MS Edith comey, OF Washington, d.
c., is spending a few days with her par
ents' Mr. ami Mrs. Thomas Hopkins
Evening journal., 1904-09-01
HAzLETTvlLLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Wooters. OF
Milford, are. visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hutson. .eT
James 3. lampett has returned home,
after a pleasant visit with friends and
relatives i'm New Jersey. N'Htt
Mrs Margaret Mount and grand
daughter, Miss Frances Mount of
Akron. Ohio, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
j. M. Downes.
Evening journal., 1904-09-01
SITUATION IS
NOW INTERESTING
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New Castle county. State of Delaware,
do present for your consideration the
following resolution:
Whereas, The attitude of the two
factions can but result in the loss. to
the Republicans of the county and the
State, thereby losing to the National
Republican party the electoral vote of
the state, as well as the representative
an Congress- and the United States
Senator and
Whereas. The event of Democratic
success in the State of Delaware may
mean the loss to the Republican party
of nine thousand 10000 negro votes
in the State. thereby making il i'm
possible for the Republican party to
even aspire to the dignity of party
for many years to come; therefore, be
It
Resolved, That the aforesaid county
committee representing the organized
colored voters Of the county Of New
Castle do especially request that you
take such action as shall secure COM
mon primaries for the two factions
hereinbefore mentioned, thus making
it possible for victory to perch upon
the banners OF the Republican party at
the coming election in November. With
common primaries, "a. united party and
one ticket Delaware, with our combined
efforts will roll up such a majority as
she has never dreamed of.
Yours for harmony and success,
Committee. William +. Grinnage,
Charles II. Colbourne, S. V. b. Carty,
j. Luther Telfair, II. c. Robinson.
o Addressed coIored Audience.
"The Franchise. It's Use and Abuse"
was the subject of an interesting lee
ture delivered last night in the Ezion
NJ +. Church. at Ninth and French
streets. by Charles II. Brooks. mag
istrate OF Philadelphia. The church
was we'll filled with the colored people
but the audience was made up largely
of women. He explained the fran
chise to the people and told them its
power and the use to which they could
put it. eHe also cautioned them not to
abuse IT, In part Mr.. Brooks said:
"To say that the men Of our race
have never fully realized the power
and purpose Of the elective franchise is
but mildly stating a self-evident but
painful fact. The elective franchise is
the invaluable right of freemen."
Arrangements were made by the
Union Republican committee last night
for the notification meeting to be held
in the Garrick Theatre on September
T.
Its Up to You"
Union Republican politicians yester-
day flooded. the city with cards bear
ing the inscriptions
"lT'S UP TO YoUl
Vote the
Union Republican Ticket,
THAT WILL SETTLE IT."
Yes" remarked a Regular Repub-
lican, who was handed one of the
cards by one Of his Union friends.
THAT will settle it, but the wrong
way"
Evening journal., 1904-09-01
THROWN OUT OF WAGON
Woman Painfully Hurt in Collision
With Car.

While crossing the tracks of the VIII
mlngton City Railway Company i'm
French street between Second and
Third in a wagon yesterday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Outten. Of Hare's
'rner, were thrown out Of the vehicle
ff the force of a collision with car
nv Outten escaped without injury. hut
his wife Was painfully pruised about
the body She was removal to.the.Del-
Evening journal., 1904-09-01
FRIEDRICH.

Mrs John Artls has been on the sick
list for the past week.
Mrs Ruth Nirden. Alex. Nirden and
nicca arc guests OF Mrs. ]. w. Hall.
Dr. and Mrs. ]. b. Derrickson have re-
turned from visit to Philadelphia.
Misses Volta and Marion Sirple. OF
Evening journal., 1904-09-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Moorestown. N. J. are visiting relatives
here.
j. w. Townsend and wife and son
John Barrett are at Atlantic city for
week.
Miss Bertha Ewing and Mrs. John Smith
Of Caladen. n. j.. are visiting Mrs. James
Bethards.
Evening journal., 1904-09-01
All Sorts of Sports.

Today promises to be a-big day AT
shellpot Park. as the management fs
holding q boys day at that popular
resort. All sorts Of sports win be in
dulged in during this afternoon and
any boy may take part in the pro-
gram.
Evening journal., 1904-09-01
TO LAUNCH GOVERNMENT BOAT
Hull of jeeOdetie Steamer Explorer to
Be put Overheard Today.

At = o'clock this afternoon the hull of
the United States steamer Explorer. be-
ing built m this city for tho Geodctc Sur
Ney Department win be launched. The
contract for the boat was rwarded to the
FaAAS and Jonas Comnzny. hut 1t was
Evening journal., 1904-09-01
To Give Lawn Fese.

A lawn fete will be given by Mrs.
William Norris 1909 West Eighth
street, this evening for the benefit of
Scott Parsonage Fund. Tickets, 10
cents including watermelon. canta-
loupe and pie. II stormy, following
evening
Evening journal., 1904-09-01
Gallaher &PyIe
ShOers
MARKET STREET
CAPTAIN DIES AT POST
Harry A. PouIson Drops Dead in Pilot
House Of Adele.

While steering the private steam
yacht Adele through the Delaware and
chesapeake Canal yesterday Captain
Harry A. Poulson of No. 500 Orange
street, this city. fell dead at the wheel.
The yacht, with A. ]. Moxham, the
owner and a party Of friends from this
city were just starting out on a six
weeks cruise along the Atlantic coast.
The boat was near Chesapeake CITY
when the accident occurred. Upon the
arrival at that place Coroner Nelson.
after an investigations permitted the
removal Of the body deeming an in
quest unnecessary as death had re-
suited from heart disease.
The Adele was 0verhauled at the
plant of the Pusey & Jones Company
and left the dock last week.
Evening journal., 1904-09-01
JOINER WILL
SURELY HANG
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say that ne was mentally unbalanced
AS to his honesty Mr.. Beddy said that
he had been entrusted with money fire.
quently and had always proven honest.
Visited in Prison.
On Tuesday last Mr.. Townsend visit
ed the condemned man in his cell at
the workhouse and told him OF his ef-
forts to save him and that the last hope
was gone. The prisoner appeared TO
be unmoved and said he expected it.
In speaking of his crime Joiner does
not attempt to defend himself but
denies striking the fatal blow. He says
that Brinte struck Taylor with an iron
bar and that the latter sprang to his
feet and showed fight. Then IT was
that he. Joiner. struck him blow
with his fist He insisted that Brinte
was the real murderer and should be
hung and that he was only an ac-
cessory
Joiner insists that the confession Of
fered by the police at the time of his
trial was fake one. He says that il
had been altered and that he had said
nothing regarding the use OF an iron
bar.
Mr.. Townsend will pay Joiner a fare
well visit tomorrow. He saysithat al
though he has kept up so far, greatly
by religious excitement, he believes
that he will break down when the end
comes.
The scaffold upon which Joiner will
hang arrived today and was erected in
the stoclxade where the whippings take
place. Only 300 feet separates this en-
closure from the murderer's window.
and he plainly heard the workmen at
their task of putting the death dealing
device into position.
None Without Cards Admitted.
The execution is scheduled to take
place tomorrow between the hours of
10 and o'clock and only people bear
ing cards OF admission win be allowed
Withing the grounds. 1t is expected
that many will be attracted to the
scene through curiosity. but Warden
Meserve will have a force of men upon
the grounds surrounding the institu-
tion and nothing will be heard nor
seen Of the execution by anybody on
the outside.
Will Talk With Minister.
The prisoner will be attired in a new
suit of black clothes and will probably
be accompanied to the scaffold by his
spiritual adviser, the Rev b. T. Moore
Of Bethel NJ. r. Church, this city. The
distance from Joiner's cell to the en-
trance to the tunnel which leads to the
stockade is us feet and from this point
TO the scaffold is S25 feet
Although the unfortunate man viii
have to pass nineteen cells Of fellow
prisoners. they viii not be in their
quarters to bid him a silent goodbye.
Most OF these men will be engaged in
The work-room when the execution
takes place and those who will not will
be temporarily removed to other cells.
Evening journal., 1904-09-01

suhlet to the American car ana Foundry
company from whose dock tho hoat win
s'ide into the Chrlsiilna -sf Ut
Miss Jessie White Of Baltimore. dauehi-
er Of Government INSPECTOR White wi he
sponsor for the craft. There WIFI be a
party OF government officials at the
launch. A luncheon will follow the affair.
The boat VIII be towed . the dock OF
the Pusey and Jones Company in a few
days. where it viii be completed
Evening journal., 1904-09-01
T0 F0rm Aul0m0bIIe AssoeIatien.

: viii the purpose of forming an asso-
ciatlon. the automobile owners OF this
city viii meet at the Wilmington Coun-
try Club this evening. As there are "a
great many motor vehicles In this city
IL Is expected the organization viii be
-s-~~- o0a
Evening journal., 1904-09-01

lance
The wagon was wrecked. but the
horse escaped without injury.
Evening journal., 1904-09-01
BOWERS.

MISS Btssie Fleming has Returned TO
her home la Philadelphia. q"
Miss Louisa Flack. Of Phi'ade.phia. is
visiting her cousin, Miss Mamie Flack
Evening journal., 1904-09-01

Now good digestion waits on appe-
lite. and health on both"
II It doesn't. try Burdock Blood Bit
Evening journal., 1904-09-01

The Russian soldier earns the. .niunia-
cent salary OF 81 20 \ vAsr ~
~ slN.. Va. l.
Evening journal., 1904-09-01
EDEN HALL SCHOOL

Youth Wanted. Tuition For Services.
An unusual opportunity Is offered a
you.hs not under sixteen. 10 obtain a
business education at Goidey Commercial
College without cost. in exchange for
dght duties. App y to Presldeut- Go.dey
az he College ofhce. sO7 Market street. az
Evening journal., 1904-09-01

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