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New-York tribune., 1904-08-14
REGATTA ON POTOM4C.
Titas Has RowoUer in Single ScuHs
at Washington.

washington. Aug B--The annual regatta OF the
Potomac River Regatta Association was held over.
its mile and a half course to-day. c. S Titus had
a rowover in the single SOULS. The weather was
perfect and large crowds OF spectators witnessed
the contests. None OF the races were covered in
particularly fast time. and the accident the out
set described elsewhere. in which ten persons were
drowned. dampened the spirit OF the occasion.
Robert StoIl. OF the New-York Athletic Club. was
the referee. and II. P. Burke. OF the Malta Boat
Club. OF Philadelphia the starter. The summaries:
Junior elght-oarsd shells-won by Ariel Boat Club
Futouac Boat Club. second. Time. e.I6~s.
Junior single scullsWon by CieorEe Jolly Bachelor
Large Club. % Phiaoelphia: Wallace D. Arundel
E7at tluo " Baltimore. second. Richard Reddingon.
Ariel Boat Club. Baltimore. fourth. Time, I0.5s.
Junior tour-oa<ed race-Won by Anaiostah Club
q Washington. Arundel Beat CLUB OF Baltimore second
Time. 80
Junior daubls aoulls-won BY Malta Boat Club Phila
ee.phia. ArlHca! Boat Club, Baltimore. second Time
$50
Senior four-oared shsns-Won by ARIEL Boat Club
tu,ernediate eEhts-won by Potomac Beat Club: Ariel
Boat Club. Baltimore. esecard- Time, SIT
senior double scuIla--Wcn ny HscaHlur Sarge club
rl1delqhi' Crescent s'at Cub. RhadeiRhia, second
InJernediste stnzIes-Uon by W. A Mage Pennsyl-
FanlA Barge CLUB. Philadelphia. Wallace 3 Kare
Arundel Scat Club Baltimore second Richard Eeddag
ton. Potoma2 Boat Club. third. Time, I0:42.
Intermediate doabes-Won by Malta Boat club. Phila-
Ceiphia tTalAovFrJ
senior sng.s sealsUon By c s Titus. AtalAata Boat
Junior gigs-wan by Ariel Beat Club BaI,-
more lf'lnia Boat Ctunr I-hTucz1 second. Arundel
Boat tlu Baltimore. third. Time, $50.
Senior eEht-oaTed tArtes Withdrew and Potomac
Junior substl ltuled}Fou Seniors,
ton Potomac Juniors. second. Time. sis.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-14
CARLISLE PLAYER AT NORTHWESTERN

Chicago. Aug 3.-Jahnson. the Carlisle Indian
quarterback win enter the dental department Of
Northwestern University hsrs next fall
New-York tribune., 1904-08-14
DEAD HEAT IN SWIMMING RACE.
Close Finishes in North River Contests
Daniels in Front Again.

The second series OF races under the auspices OF
the Manhattan Swimming Club. on the North River
was held yesterday. and furnished plenty OF ex-
citement. About 400 spectators gathered. Inches
only separated the first three men at the finish Of
both trial heats and finals in nearly all three con-
tests a dead heat between Fred Hayden and H
NJ Kuehne resulted in the final OF the IOO-yard
novice. which over. Hayden defeating
hts opponent by five yards.
The pace IN the final killing from the start
the first fifty yards being made IN O:29 40, which
IS within ! S-5 seconds OF the worlds record -Four
OF the contestants were unable TO continue after
half OF the distance had been covered leaving
Hayden and Kuehne to fight it out The IOO-yard
handicap was closely contested throughout and
sea rcely six inches separated the three first men
at the finish. ". C Daniels swan fine raca IN
the 4SO-yard contest. winning first place from
scratch. He began to catch up to the field at the
250-yard mark. and passed ali except wahle and
MuIvey on the last turn 1t only within the
last few feet that Daniels able to nose ahead
CT these two. however, and less than two yards
separated the at the finish. The summaries;
Cne-hundred-yard novice-Frederick Hayden AFsnhat-
tan Swimming Club. and H. NJ Kuehne. unattached,
a dead heat Hayden won IN sFim-oI Time
1:17%
2 A Is sec.i; L 3 Goodwin. N Y a C q seel sec
ond ]. ". Lawrence, n. z. A C @ sec1. third Time
Four-huadred- and sighty-yard hHndieap-won by C.
G t35 secl second: Ray Mulvey Tuscora A c. (4O secl
third. Time, cas-
New-York tribune., 1904-08-14
YACHTING AT BAR HARsoR.
tBT TELEGRAPH TO TEE THIBUN1.l

tBT TELEGRAPH TO TEE ThLbUhA.1
Bar Harbor. Me-. Aug B.-Judge and Mrs
Abrsua R. Lawrence. of New-York. gave a recep-
lion for Mr. and Mrs. william F. sheehan at their
cottage this afternoon HRS. Lawrenee. Miss Ruth
lawrence Miss Pulitzer and Miss Eieanore as
sistsd IN receivtng. There were about one hun
ored guests
There were a large number Of dinners tonight
among those entertaining being Mrs. Edward Coles
Mrs W McGurnee and Mrs. A c. Train. Mrs.
Trains RuestE we're Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Emery,
Mr ana Mrs. Edgar Scott, Mr.: and Mrs n L Emo.
M and Mrs Robert Sturgiss Mrs. Brooks, F.
Fenno and DR.. shepard
Mrs @ I. Bradley and Mrs. John Mason, OF New
York gave q must al az the Malvern to-nlgut MISS
Preston. OF New-Fork, sang. MS r. -, SIlIs! W.
Harry Thorndike this afternoon y LayIor Fyne
had parrv on twenty over from Northeast Etar-
Dor at luncheon at the Malvern this noon Inc
French cruiser Du Duplex arrived In the haroor
this morning AZ 7:ls O'clock She will remain nine
days and then proceed 20 Halifax
Saturday race in light breeze today; SO tEat Lae
race was not especially exciting. the ooats nnsn-
ing minutes apart. W. c. Allison. IN the lnaian.
again took first place. with X Horace SAlAun
tfTr1e 1erv md
New-York tribune., 1904-08-14
BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB REGATTA.

Twenty-Five boats started IN the open regatta
OF the Brooklyn Yacht Club held yesterday after
noon over courses ir Gravezend Bay. The win
uers were Vivian II. the Era, the Bonito, the
Ogeemah the Wee Wean. the Kelpie and the Ras-
cal Csubject TO measurement. steady, whole
sail breeze blew throughout from the eastward
making fast time possible.
Boats In classes N and y covered course with
marks at the Marine snd Field Club, Fcrt Hanil-
ton. Craven Shoal and Atlantic Yacht Club The
start was or tho Brooklyn Yacht Club anchorage.
The arst leg was n run the second and third We're
reaches. and the fourth close hauled board.
A broad reach brought the starters home.
The other racers covered the same course leaving
out the Craven ShoaI buoy. This gave leg OF
dead Wyindward work from Fort Hamilton 10 the
Atlantic Yacht Club mark. The summaries;
r-oo1e IT ace MsTART sO5
New-York tribune., 1904-08-14
AMERICAN WINS IN LONDON CHESS.
W. E. Napier Takes First HOnOrs In Ma
tional Tournament-Teichma Second.

London. Aug 12-wlth the seventeenth round
played tonight the national tournament at the
City Of London Chess Club brought TO end.
w e Napier. OF America. the first prize OF
$500 given by Sir George Newnes Second prize OF
s2eO went 70 r Teichmann. The other prize win
ners we're: ]. H. Blackburne. L Gunsherg and H.
" shoosmith. tied for third. four and fifth. $500
L. Van vlist. sixth $40: F. ]. Lee snd C. z. c
Tattersal tied for seventh and eighth S55. P. s.
Ieonhardt, ninth So and A J. Mackenzie and o.
G. Muller, tied for tenth Sl5. Muller beat latter
san in the sixteenth round yesterday. not latter
sail Muller, reported
The final score OF the players follows
New-York tribune., 1904-08-14

ADVERTISEMENTS
received ar their
between Seth and 81
tlsemenss received ai
lar ONCE rates until
s. e. cor. 2Sd-at.
14th-st. 2a7 Vest
26S " est l25th-st..
sts.: I.026 3d-ave-.
sath-st. I5g East
ave-, near EsL-st- :
Blsscksr-et.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-14
Of the players follows:

william E Napier is Englshman by birth.
but has lived IN this country since he was five
years old. AS champion OF the Brooklyn Chess
club he arst came public notice. although be-
fore that time lie known as the American boy
champion His international debut was made at
Monte Carlo IN 1907 when he finished eleventh In
a strong field The same year al Hanover he
divided fifth and sixth prizes bat az Camhrtase
Springs last May he failed 20 show good FORM m
lshlng with score OF 5la TO s1E
New-York tribune., 1904-08-14
NO HERREsHOEF YACHT FOR EMPEROR
VIII Have the Meteor Rebuilt Instead, So
It Is Reported.

RIeI. Aug. 1s.-The 'sZeitung" declares that En-
peror William has given his intention Of build
ing new yacht after designs by HerreshoI. owing
70 a difference Of opinion regarding the draught Of
the proposed new vessel Instead his majesty VIII
rebuilt the Meteor. the alterations on which VIII
be intruste6 to the German shipbuiIder Mueller.
with whom the Emperor recently conferred al
SWinemulGe.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-14
Country Board

DERMANESr accommodations FOR couple "a ra1nea
orivate luxurious county estate. NEARBY. BOX -.
Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-14
soRsEsaog AARsoR REeATTA.

,.he anaual regatta OF the Horseshoe Harbor
-esH Club was sailed yesterday with nfty-two
.ssierH. AL save two of which finished The start
- nade IN a light southeastsrly breeze which
80 Ont before the first round was half finished.
- vas followed IN less than half an hour oy q
se-t -stst4te breeze from the southwest that MADE a
- I1ee and exciting dnlsh The course was
F----6@lar from mark OF tie clubhouse 20 WnOr-
a. Island and ExecuEion Rocks and back %
a. SS-etlns nne. AL save the Horseshoe hAroor
l-ee-ign class wens twice around.
- lle eld Of the first round there were many
"a 80 The Alert had secured g winning lead on
~ = @e 5secai II lee the races bouts. the Nyrnph
49, ~ cats. the Hour TIE LarchInont class. the
- ne N-tOoters the Fli-n Flam the k-tooters.
Asxfr1pcr the &eW-Eochesle class. the Arizona the
Hs-afsef Eay class and the Kenoshi the indian
49, ~ casa. There were few changes on the sec
- t9-r1- The summary:
- A--&e-BooIERs-eTAHT 1sIO-coUHSE 81
New-York tribune., 1904-08-14
Bsssiness Opportunities.

400 INVESTED In exclusive vesaante olal@s@s ~
seltJJ easily net S100 s319 weekZ alsnest 49,
snea furnished and requt, ed Mrlee SsI-s- "a >-
sss Fi-st National Bank Buildlng. CnlcaSo II
New-York tribune., 1904-08-14

The winners the Alert. the Nynph. the
Tartan. the Dorothy, 1hs Jeehi. the Film FlaEn.
the Caper. the ChckiOker. the Anawan6a. the
scud the Gloomy Gus. the Miriam. the Louie
Belle and the Joke The Snapper had sail-over-
New-York tribune., 1904-08-14
LNGOM4R WINS HANDICAP
Norton T. Plants Schooner adds
to Her Victories.

Southampton England Aug. E-At the Royal
Southern Yacht Club regatta to-day. the Amer
lean schooner yacht. the Ingomar. the haad-
cap race for yachts OF over one hundred tons.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-04-09
SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1904.

Within the past few days the
lancaster Chapter Daughters of
the Confederacy has sold about
one hundred jeff DAVIS memorial
pins in aid Of the fund being rails
ei to erect great monument TO his
memory. Everybody was n. glad
10 contribute, a> the lAdies were
delighted to receive money for
this laUdah.e purpose. We are
proud that the Lancaster Chapter
has aided as it has within the past
two years in raising funds for the
Davis monument. II is greatly
to the credit of Lancaster County.
But, We feel deeply humiIiated
that this patriotic old county has
made no contribution as yet to
the Hampton monument fund. 1t
Is now al.dost the eleventh hour.
Other counties have contributed
literally, amounts ranging from
800. to 1000, while IN Ian
caster, aside from the appeals of
tie press, no effort, so far as we
know, has been made TO raise any
money for this fund. Why Not
because the veterans of Lancaster
county did not love and admire
Wade Hampton: not because they
have not told their children ant
their children's children of bis
valor, his services, his devotion
to "the lost cause or his love
and labors for his native State
not because -Four people do not
love and honor the memory of
South Cardinals greatest patriot
soldier; no, not because CT any OF
these, but simply because no one
has volunteered to solicit or re
ceive subscriptions. We do hope
that some influential citizen in
each town in the county, and iu
each section of the county, will
devote few hours within the
next week or so to raising money
for this laudable purpose, and
that the Daughters of the Con
federacy, who ever stand ready
to aid in a worthy cause, will
assist all they can in raising =
subscription that will reflect cred
it upon our county.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-04-09
ST ING THE RAILWAY.

Fort Mill, April THE state
ment is made that Mack Steele, a
young white man whose home is
In this place, has entered suit
against the Southern Railway com
pany for $4,000. Steele, 1t is
said, claims that be was elected
from passenger train of the com
pany some time ago between Rock
Hill and Fort Mill because the
ticket agent of the company at
Rock Hill punched the year 1905
for 1904 in ticket which he
bought for transportation between
these two points and which the
conductor refused to accept.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-04-09
Happenings In The State.
As Chronicled by the Alert Cor
respondents of The Columbia
State.
ENLARGING MILLFoRT MILL.

Fort Mill, April TT is au-
thorltatively stated that plans have
been drawn for 1OO-foot, two
story addition to the main build.
ing Of the Millfort Manufacturing
company, makers of white cloth,
In the southern part of town. The
additional space is to provide for
the installation of $50 looms,
making the equipment of the mill
500 looms, besides the spinning
machinery. 1t is understood that
the contract for this work will be
awarded at once and that the grad
ing for the foundations will begin
in few days.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-04-09
Shot BY Dispensary Officer.

Columbia, S. c., April g.
John Sullivan, an employe of n.
Sattile, in Charleston, was shot
and perhaps fatally wounded by q
dlspenSarv constable last night.
Sattie is an Italian and conduct.
cafe near the postothce.
Sullivan and two negroes haC
gone to Mount Pleasant, scros:
the harbor, where the liquor ir
bulk seems to have been stored,
There they were met by Consta.
bles Owens and Hudson, who
confscated a boatload of liquor
Sullivan started to the city, but
came back and attacked the con
stables with an oar. 1t is stateC
that Hudson did the shooting, but
both constables are in jail Hud.
son had been chief of police OF
Walterhoro, Governor Hayward,
home town, and has n good repu.
tation.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-04-09
A Double Tragedy,
j. y. Ballard After lie is Shot,
Kills His Antagonist.
Charlotte Observer.

Charlotte Observer.
Messvs. &. w. Wade and j.
u. WomeldrCtf, of North Fork,
West Va, passed through the
city last night with the body of
j. A. Ballard, en- route to Moor
esville, the former home of Mr..
Ballard. Mr.. Ballard had been
killed in n fight at North Fork
last Monday, killing his antagon-
Isl at the same time and with the
same revolver with which he was
shot.
His antagonist was John w.
Mcfarland and the shooting took
place at political convention.
There had been bad blood be
tween the men before over au nj
legged debt which Ballard claimed
Mcfarland owed him. Added to
this was political difference ant
the two together caused the two
men to fight. Mcfarland had ,
revolver. He shot Ballard twice
Ballard then sprang at Mcfarland
wrcsted the pistol from bin ant
fired three shot into his abdo
men.
Both men died the next da,
and Mr.. Ballard will be buried a
MoCresville today.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-04-09

1t is announced in New York
that Thedore H. Price, who few
years ago was so prominent on the
New York cotton exchange and
who failed on May 25. 1900, for
S13, 100000 has paid up his
debts Mr.. Price has set fine
moral example. Last year the
work of his assignees was fnishe1,
the creditors -receiving the amounts
which they accepted in settlement
the unsecured getting about IS
per cent. But Mr.. Price has now
sent checks to all for the difference,
every one getting 100 cents on the
dollar Mr.. Prices failure was
due to an unsuccessful attempt to
corner the cotton market. Since
then be has been transactlng his
dealings as an outsider and latter
y as bull. He made severa!
fortunes when the market broke
500 points early IN February and
was again IN position for a"slump'
WREN Sully failed. The State.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-04-09
Man-Slayer Suicides.

Charlotte, n. c., April f.
News reached here today that
Chas. E. Campbell, who killed
"Silver Creek" Sam Pearson, at
Morganton, n. e, and who es>
capped from Jail at Newton, while
opposed to be i'll, yesterday
committed suicide at Mountain
City, Tenn, by shooting.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-04-09
The Damage Suit Industry.

The News and Courier recently
made the following timely editor
ial remarks:
One of our correspondents pro-
tests in the most positive manner
against what he calls "the damage
suit industry" in which many
lawyers in the State are actively
engaged At present. We wish
very much there could bc some
general organization on the part
Of the members Of the Bar for
their own protection against those
who are accurately described as
"damage suit lawyers. They
have multiplied in South Carolina
in recent years. We hoped that
we would escape the scpurge
which has effected so injuriously
the business of the law in some of
the States Of the Union, bat the
evil has spread and is spreading,
and if it is TO be cured it must be
cured by the lawyers themselves.
An appeal 10y the State Bar Asso
cation to the General Assembly
at its next session for drastic leg
lslation on the subject Of barratry
would be in the public interest.
If the lawyers will not protect
themselves, the State must pro
tect them.
This industry is becoming
alarming. In almost every com
munity there arc little two by
four lawyers who are on the ca.
ger lookout for such business
They do not wait to be applied to,
bat they hunt for clients. Green
wood journal.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-04-09

ihe LADIES' VII find it to their interest not
to select their SPRING HEADGEAR until thew
see and price superb1ine ofHats and Bonnets
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-04-09

The Camden People is the most
frank advocate of Mr.. Hearst that
we have noticed. The People con.
codes that MIR. Hearst is not as
clean as he might be, but says he
has the money and will spend it
and that it takes money to win.
The People says itadvodates fight
ing the devil with fire; in other
words that unscrupulousness must
be met with unscrupulousness.
When the victory is won, it saws,
then the better element can step IN
and take control of affairs. Well,
that is an honest advocacy of dis.
honesty But if we are to sell
out, why not invite bids And,
by the way, whence will that
"better element" In the party
come that will take control after
Hearst has done the dirty work 2
Will there be any"bctter element
or any honest element or any de,
cency III a party which endorses
such dishonorable methods Every
advocate of Hearst, believing him
to be that kind of man and pro
posing such methods, is an acces-
sorry before the fact, corruption-
ist at heart. The State.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-04-09

Our experienced and popular Milliner, MISS
JULIA SIMPSON. spent several weeks North
this season, studying and familiarizing herself
with the latest styles Yow will find, therefore.
everything strictly up-to-date in our millinery
establishment.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-04-09

A Texas jury has given ver-
dict for $500 against J. j.
FauIkener, a barkeeper, for sell
ing three drinks of whlskey to the
husband of protesting wife. Mrs
Benlah Cassidy was the plaintiff.
She bad warned Faulkener and it
was proved that he had llsre-
garded her warning This woman
would have had absolutely no re-
lief IN South Carolina. She would
not even have been permitted to
sue. e.-YorkviIle Enquirer.
- -
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-04-09

We are nav ing the front half of our Furni
ture 1, room handsomely fitted up for our MILL
merry DEPARTMENT, and it will be ready for
the opening on the 31st instant.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-04-09

Fewer gall ons wear longer. oevoe
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-14
ADDITIONAL. LOCALS.

Cotton was bringing yesterday l4hc.
Mr.. ~. b. Fall,w, of Monett., $; ent
Tuesday in Batesburg.
Regular services will be held ia the
Methodist cnurch Sunday night.
Messrs, Killian Rawl and Casper
Ha"a;aH spent Sunday in ieesviiie.
DIR. w. l.. Knrect, of Baxter, passed
through town Tuesday on his way to
Augusta.
The chilly weather OF the past few
days has had telling effect on early
gardens.
The S C. college base ball team will
play the >. 4. T.. L. team at Edgefield
this alternoon.
Mr.. Beauregard Timmons, OF Edge
lield, visited his brother, DIR. j. ID. TIM
inoiis here Tuesday.
The Columbia Sky scrapers defeated
the Ncwberry ball team at the latter
place Monday. Score 8 to /.
Mr.. w. Reefer, Of Edm ,nds, one
of our rad commissioners is wnki =
the cha!ngang on the III .ls Ferry road
near tOwr.
The change in tn, sche Iulr. wi.ich
VIII 90 INTO effect next SIniay will
please mary of our cIt.z.lS. s..
'haaSr IN another article.
III intentions and promises a. car
ricd out the street on which the post
office I unts viii IN the II Xtslx months
see four new brick buildings in course
of erection.
The lumber kiln of MIR. G. ID. Barr.
near l.eesvillr, WIS destroyed by fire
Tuesday night. The |, s. was small,
but l..rS" numb r of people were at
tractcd ~ lii. large blaze.
Mr.. \. c. Jones, returned Tuesd "
from Anderson. Clemson and Green
Will. Mr. Jones attended the B y.
L. L. convention at Anderson aS a del
e2ate from the Batesburg church.
This morning the Advocate had lhs
pleasure oI putting..a dozen subscribers
m its book the outcome of the good
woik that MIR. y G.. Cooner, Jr. Is
doiug for Us in adjicent terri yory.
Mr.. \. q. Cooner, Jr.. is at pr sent
wOrKing the towns along the Midland
road and aoj tcent territory. in the in
tere>t OF tn Advocate and any kind
ness inthe way of Iatr, mage will be ap-
preciatsd at this flee.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-14
FOR CONGRESS-:

To my fcllow-citiHcns of Aiken
County and of the Second Congress
Sional District
have read with pride and gratitud,
most profound, the numcrou,ly signed
petitions inviting me to become n
candidate Tor CongJrss to fiji the VA.
cancy caused by the death of my re
vercd father, Honorable George w.
Croft, from the Second Oor rSressionoI
District Of South Carolina.
No stronger token of honor: esteem
ana reverence for the memory Of your
departed representative can be- given.
While reluctant to d. so. y.tIayinp
faith IN those who signed the petition
and the CitiZers of the district at large
a majority of whom were his friends
have decided To make the race and
hereby announce myself candidate
for Congress from the Second Con-
gressiOnal District. to M the unrX-
pred term only, eubject tn the result
OF the primary election. And here
by pledge myself TO abide by and sup
port TIE nominee in such form and
pr:nclplcs Of the Democratic Party.
r. c. CROFT.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-14
Lette r to l.. {. Perry,
BateSburg, s. c.

Dear Sir: Mr., y. Avery. Delhi, n. y
had two houses exactly alike, and
painted them: one Davoe lnad-nmd-y;nc
the other barytes-anG-zinc. He paid
same price for both paints
He used six gallons of lead-and-zi,.c e.
II gallons arytes-and- zinc.
lie paid SIS for painting lead-and
zinc, S3G for painting barytes-and-zinc
The total cost of the lead-and zinc
job was S21: the total cost of the barry
tes-and-zinc job was S5l.
lie didn't kLow he was buying bary
tes: the dealer told him that paint was
a. good DIS DcVue.
a fair example of how it generally
comes out, when you buy "somethinp
inst as good = Better go by the name.
the name; and the name is Deyoe
Yours truly.
+. w. DEvoE & co,
New York
l.. ). Timmons Bros. sell our paint