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~ Guy m. Yiskniskki.

s@OErT dcl,ide yourself into think
l ing that you can do the Fair
us you did the one at cllica go.
Il II you try It, you VII! surely
J, find, as did tile man. from idaho,
Ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03

experience with tele-
phones should be Of interest TO
those citizens or this country
who are compelled 10 pay extor-.
tionnte rates for infcflorsser1ce.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03

ANY years ago ] knew an hon-
y est old woman who, when
She had no work to do in her
house, began to kill flies IN
Z the street. The work was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
HWHEg
HIVE Day
FIVE OUT OF SIX RAN ron
FIRST MONEY

Five out Of SIX faforltea came
usder the xirs winners AT The
Meadows yesterday Eldred. who
went Ia the pest Al 3 ta l. was the
only skate With any long odds
thalked up against him on the
board that managed Ia poke hia
nose under the wire first
In the second race GHHaanan fell
throwing Jockey Il clark. tiafA
sustained faHtuHe Of tha COLLAR
bone and aIII net be- ALL to ride
at The Meadows AGAIN this }tar.
Jockey II smith Mas set down
far the remainder ot the week Tor
Wlful dlaobedIeHea At the pct
In the four and a half HflonEa
event Trap Shooter Won first place.
georEIe Hlaek came Ia sagoua With
Cavufas third Time aata. II
smith un on winner
Nauntahank Nou the HetHu fur
f8nEa event after a hafH fH## from
Chief Aloha Profitable came m
third Time. 1zst HitHHatFita
mp On winner.
gana#a taaE the hunHra IN TIE one
mile and nHE Yafda event siHHlH#
easily from FuHd0 9Th my ~ =.
Time. IT, usfhHIt up On win
uer
Monte ran an sx#is.f Iass m
che five mHIaHHs event vim uE
fasm Hummer sd EI#fmH Tine.
I.d8H Herbert up On aiaaefs
Kitty Kelly sauas hama ~ Tie
one mile and fHH faHIa HaHs aI#a#
rice came In second azfh = H
bv thIfH Tine. q Cnaaaaifr
up On winner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
MISTAKEN
IDENTITY

Lizzie llapgood was the name Of
the woman who committed suicide
tn the Olympic apartments "a fow
days ago She WaH not the sister
IT Willie aeaton. who was hanged
lur the murder uf his uncle ES.
city Detective Lane now admits
that hia Identification WuH a mis-
take The Womana maiden name
Wa Lizzie Long and she was tho
divorced wife Of Walter unpEuod,
a logger. Who ia now working In
some camp In this part 1f the state.
At the time Of the arutuu murder.
Mra ilapEpud'a two children were
boarding al the asatuu home and
we're victims of the murdef,t'n rage.
seatau attempted 10 brain thom
with an axe both recovered.
In 1897 Mfa liapEood was the
matrun az the county jail She has
a brother a. Kingston and a sister
Ht Spokane Funeral services will
be held at the puflom Of the Bon
ns} Watson Company thla after
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

CLEVELAND. Ohio. July Sc
When the cut IN salaries uaa an
noaneed thlH Haaaan Elmer Filek.
the Bedford uhla farmer. thought
long and earnestly before accept
ing ha contract The difference
between ffHaH and tzEa8 did not
appeal 20 hlm So that he could
notice It for some time However.
$500 for aHK months work vas
Iuat that much velvet and he finally
hisd himself - heada uartefa and
placed his signature on the proper
line. leaving someone else 70 plant
tubera and corn F1iek is one nf
the best gardeners in the American
league and has a faculty Of wallop.
Ing the bail ~ the long graz at
opnaFtHns times that makes him
feared ~ opposing pitchers.
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thy TO mAlsrAls PRICES

ahEENNttiE IS q July &c
The cotton manufacturer of North
Carolina South Carolina G~oria
aud Alabama met here today 90 DEF
iultalY settle what the eurtaiimcnt
uf production shall De Al meet.
ink Of leading cotton mill men two
wells Az IL wAa agreed that 90
Eoada b. sold up 10 the present date
Tor leHa than a reduction 90 Ba-s
5enta per pound from what print
cloths wefr selling al four months
aka. The Manufacturer contend
that II Is IF The utmost Importance
that they should take united action
- relieve the depression which haa
existed ia cotton goods for the paat
three muHIha
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Pc fEadsfH r. taa paper wiu BE-
H#HasEH ~ IFaH tEaf fEefs Is 81 I~aHt
&c HaHHd HIHHaHH that H#irH#r has
HHHH #H.E - H#fH IH Ell ffH HfarHH. aHH
#H#HH e tHIaHrH Haa.HH taHaHH cure
= TIE aHHH HHaIfHFH cure uHa E#HHn 10
TIE medical ffHfrfHfHH taHHffF 30.
rs #HHHfff #HHaHaH IHHHaHf FHHHIfFs
HHHHHH fHHH##aE Treatment IIH.IH I'a
H#fEH s#HHH f. fahHH lHfffHaIiE sIUrE
H##H fHH HNHH fIH HlHasf and HflfIH attH
HfH#H "a fhs faaudafIaH q no II-sasr
81 HHHHHE TIE naHFHf HffrurfE hT
#HHHHHH 80 tn HlHafIl lflau ann ~
saH1iHH HafHfs iH HaIHH be- aHfa No
HHaH fsHfHHH have - fH aFh faith In ifs
Eaf#f#HH HHuHHs thaf they aff~r one
lf#H#HsH fseilafH "a aHr Haas th.E u
fsia 20 cure HeHd faf let 20 testI
HHHHHHlH
tadfsas - CHENEY a co.
Toledo. o
Ha1a - urH aniafa ~
NHhs Waifs FamHF rIHa Tor ranuti
- ftaa
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HURT ~ aAlL GANG

The NrfhaiIHf Episcopal taHshaH
team defeated fHa NsthafIaI rfafaaz
taHf team Ht Recreation IsIE Let
evening b. a core uf II - j.
the third IHHIuK "a b HiaHHnHfd
af che Methodist Episcopal team
chile auiInE faf IHIfa# faIaIea hIa
aru under bis body aua aIsiae afsH
H ne the eihaa The Injured afm
vac reHet - uf Smith
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~ TIE SUPERIOR COURT %
the state OF Washington. in and
fer king County the Matter
Of the HrrsIsrrahip Of the Inter
30 Iumbrr Company No. fS39b.
Notice is hereby given that the
undefaiKrsi has been appointed re-
asIsef Or the INTERPLAY Lumbrr Conn
uHHH. corporation. and has duly
qualified 81 such. aud that an order
naa. ON July S. 1906 mado BY the
court and duly entered. requiring an
persons fnashfrd 20 said corporation
- rar tho same 20 the undersigned
receiver. and requiring al persons
having claims against said .orpor-
atian 60 present the same duly YER
flied. Wifhiu sixty days from the on
Try % said order 20 the undersigned
receiver - the former place % 0usi-
mess ~ said corporation. the same
being situated near the Northern
Pacific Railway track. near the
Grand boulevard AZ INTERPLAY. Seat
tie. OF 10 Hnuwan a Johnson. at
tomeyH for receiver. 1is Pacific
hIeek. Seattle. or be forever barred
from the collection ~ said claims
FRANK X. ADAMS Receiver
Roaaman a Johnson. Attorneys Tor
Hksselver. 80 Pacific Block So.
attic.
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rREEpoRr M July q WIN
g. 80 In purses and the stables sell
filled WIth fast horses everything
points fo faur DAYS ~ successful
mriuE ~ ths meeting NhIeh 1ssxan
here tndaY The meeting mafka
the opening ~ the aaaauu for the
Great Western circuit ehleh en-
braces Davenport Indianapolis IL.
ratur. GaleahurE II Paul MI
uaukee and Springfield
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WILL DECIDE THE
CHAMPIONSHIP

A baseball zane. witch la 70 de-
eide the amateur ehampI8uahlp -
the city ef Seattle vii De played
between Billy Belond.H HaiuIors and
the Manuel Lopez team at Hserea4
ton park next sunday The game
will be played for a pure uf 500.
and promises 10 be one af the most
exciting seen IN the pafk this year.
Some time aEu the Manuel Lopez
team defeated the RalnIera b. the
score Of , n I. bat since then he
lond'a team has been strengthened.
and the outcome f. doubtful
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HANNhND - IINIa.
STA s sEcos u! Az 518


Germ The unieulEued petition
will b. presented 90 the County
Commissioner % King County
for hearing thereon a. a regular
meeting % the Board % County
Commissioner 90 b. held In the
Count House 10 Seattle. KING
County Washington 90 Thurs-
day August en-. 1904. az the hour
- Two o'clock b On.
PETITION FOR TIE INCORPORA-
TtON Or ALKI POINT.
To the Honorable Board % County
Commissioner 0f King County
We. the undersigned persons. res
idents and qualified electors within
the limits 90 the territory herein
after described. hereby petition you
and AK that this territory bo lncur-
poratrd in accordance Wlth Law and
that sou taio all steps ncccasary
such territory The territory TO be
included within the proposed corpo-
ration o. described as follows. to-
sit.
Beginning at the North West cor
uer OF Block Number ift5I. seattle
Tide Lands. thence along the West
crn boundary 81 Lot Nun ber 80 %
said block ina South EsHteriy direct
ton 20 the South West corner Of said
lot. thence continuing on this line
produced in the same direction IN
IN this line cuts the meander line
of Puget sound and thence along the
mcandcr line In a South Westerly d.
reetlon 90 a point due North OF the
North West corner Of Block Mum Der
G6I. Hughes Addition 20 West seat
tie. thence south 90 the North West
corner % Block Number G6I %
Hughes Addition 20 West seattle.
thence along the Westerly line of
Hughes Addition 10 a south Easter
ly direction 10 the North West corner
OF Tract Number l62l. West seattle
Ftvc-ACre Tracts. thence West to
the North West corner 90 Tract Num-
Der t6sl. West Seattle Flvc-Acre
Tracts. thence South 20 the south
West corner % Tract Number l64l.
Spring nam villa Tracts. thence
East 20 the North West corner q
Tract Number l52l. Spring Hill villa
Tracts. thence South 20 the south
West corner 81 Tract Number ts2l.
Spring Hill villa Tracts. thence
East % the North East corner OF
Tract Number t55l, Spring Hiu
villa Tracts. thence south 90 the
South Fast corner OF Tract Number
ttGl. Spring nam Villa Tracts. thence
West 20 the North East corner Of
Tract Number l30l, Spring Inn
villa Tracts. thence south 90 the
South East corner OF Tract Number
ca. Spring Hul villa Tracts
thence West Co the West line OF the
Tide Lands thence along the West
crn edge and outer cjEe OF the Tide
Lands in q North Westerly direction
and thence In a North EaEterly de
rection 70 the Point OF beginning in
King County. Washington.
The petitioners further petition
and ask that the said territory be
incorporated under the name Of
ALKI POINT.
Your petitioners further state that
as far as they are able 10 deter
mine. the number OF inhabitants
within the above described boun-
DIARIES is five hundred l5OOl.
(Signcd)
ALBERT BENDER
w J BLACKBURN.
PERRY G. COPP.
And Seventy Nine others.
Tho above petition has been filed
with the County Commissioners
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~ cure rhrumatlHzn aHtk ms -
tarfh stomach k#aueT liver. f.
male weakness and al private d.
caste call aud - Tits wonderful
ehIuaae medicine HaVe q talk Ntth
lie No before giving up your case
az hopeless Consultation FREE
zfaia WASHINGTON STREET.
SEATTLE
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PACED FAST NILE

DETROIT Iuiy zs uafoa Gnai
too driven b. 81 geeHH. sou ths
Chamber ~ Commerce stake II
~ the Detroit uFiYiuE club Ysafef-
daF Afternoon. Grafton covered The
mile iu 2 ns4 which - TIE fastest
time made in the history II the
stake for q PAGERS
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THG NATIONAL LGAeUG

At CHICAGO Cincinnati 4. Chi
eaFo. 2.
At PtTTsuURC PittaburE 90.
Urnohlyn OF
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SALT LAKE July 20 Tho &C.
sampaHIHE picture is mat of che
Mormon basket bail trsw which a
nos playing IH trr championship
EaH## e.. fhe stadium af tne uHr.
tar #Hs hH.H arr 600 aIud"nfH at
Iha Latter uHI EbmtH university in
tHIH Sits. md NaNr ir..HItrI1 trtf.n
lu other teams In fh.a state Their
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He We Chinese Medicine Co

Cure all HfuH
of men
and women HIfh
affon
Cured power
fmUhIua rmta
huh bark bud
and table,
Thee uuu deffui
Cine rrrnsIisa
have cured hun
dfaH Of r.
that have bssI
given mp 20 die
WaG GUARANTEES
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-Four course 50e. course. 1lf.
and u course. 800 with saulelnea
Or Burgundy. Every evening at
The Malson Barheria. Second aud
James. ssa
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II. any evening. your copy % Ths
Star has not arrived a s % O'Clock.
telephone Sunset. Main 1860, or In
dependent 1888, any time between
$40 and 0o-Hud a copy will be sent
yOu 81 once. b. special meaHeuker.
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strs. Cyrene and xanthua. Lssehi.
aadroua. Madison parks. half hour.
~ from 10. 30 a m 10 10 p. IA. daily.
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Miss Josephine Curtnsr NJ Warm
spfInTa cal IL visiting Miss Fran.
Isa Lilly e THE city
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Teeth srfrartsf free aIthaIt pam
ara REPLACED uifh Urw ones he safns
daf
fIaars .8u 90 G.. Sunday. 70 Il
Lady Attendant
g. mpiHs ~ fhe splendid work 80
O. ars o. 30 seen Hf ere rnfrtnre
HNHgnUD nEhTFHTn
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BIG OPENING or OUR NEW Up.
TOWN BRANCH
100 FIRST Avenue.
o. oan o. worth n Secondhand House
Furnishing. Cumprlsluw Furniture.
Ranges. Carpets. Stoves etc. etc. at
q lover Figure than ever offered be-
fore. We have come 90 stay and mnan
What We saw Get our pricfa
sale Nov on
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Go to spluning'a for bicycle re.
pairs sss
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PACIFIC NATIONAL HAGUE.

At SALT LAKE spokane o..
salt Lake. 81
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rHC AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At BOSTON Boston. 81
Louis 3
At NEW YORK Ncv York ..
Chicago. o.
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HaiH - UHH HHfHfa Hs
Isss naif. Family rius Tor rons,i
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ALBERT BENDER.

ALBERT BENDER.
W. J. BLACKBURN,
PERRY G. COPP,
And Seventy Nine others
Tho above petition has been filed
with the County Commissioners
Evening journal., 1904-12-23
At the esrriek.

Aside from Charles Bradshaw the
FrOhman comedian. the chief features
of interest at the GarrielS this week arc
Howard Brothers. the well-Snown banjo
experts; Howard aud North. the two
droll comedians The Four Mishetoe Girls.
and Florence Gildersleeve and Mazie
Townsend. the two sweet singing girls
from Camden. tnis State. rhe bill is a
combination Of comedy, singing and now
city that offers much in the line Of high
class amusement. and while the attend-
ance during the week has been good, con-
sidering the fact that Christmas is but a
Few days on, had the same bin been pre-
scented az most any other time Il could
hardly have done otherwise than crowd
the Garrick 60 its capacity.
Evening journal., 1904-12-23

remarks on good, roads and other county
affairs brought forth an objection from
President Chandler of the Levy Court.
Mr. Chandler declared that the meeting
was in the interest OF good roads, but MIR.
Ewart was allowed TO continue.
Mr. Ewart favored putting the different
county Offices on a salary. but he did not
believe that this change should be made
until the officials elected at the past cleo
tion serve their terms. He favored aboi-
ishing the cflice of county comptroller and
pointed out that Il would mean a saving
of $1,000 IN addition TO clerk hire. Mr..
Ewart favored compelling the receiver Of
taxes 10 collect the county taxes.
Mr. hwart spoke OF the Office Of the
clerk OF the peace as lucrative one, and
he suggested putting It ON a salary. lie
believed that the Levy Court should have
a clerk outside OF the Jurisdiction of the
clerk of the peace. He thought that by
these changes the saving 20 the county
might amount 20 S25.O0O a year and In
conclusion he suggested that the General
Assembly fix the county tax rate at 81
cents. 50 cents OF which could be eXpend-
ed in the construction OF good roads. con-
ANhnAhb AliAN ~ AAu ''Nh hi'N'h Nht's tiAe
county could be run on a rate Of 80 cents.
Other addresses were made by Arnold
Naudain. Register OF wills Frederick
e. Bach, Philemma Chandler and Julian
c. Walker, attorney for the Highway
Commission.
A resolution was adopted providing foi
the appointment of committee Will
Mayor Bird as chairman. which win meet
at the county court house next Thursday
looking TO the formation OF good roads
association.
Evening journal., 1904-12-23
DISCUSSION ON
GOOD ROAD WORK
S. Frank Ewart Favors
Abolishing Office Of Comp
troller and Tax Collectors
MAYOR BIRD PRESIDED At MEETING

At the annual good roads meeting, held
az the Irish-American Hail this city. yes
terday afternoon. under the auspices Of
the state Highway Commission, 1t was
decided TO appoint a good roads associa-
ton to guard against any attempt at the
coming session Of the General Assembly
10 ahmed or repeal the present eood roads
law.
A resolution was.adopted commencing
the Highway Commission and the Levy
Court Of this county for the permanent
improvement OF highways and petitioning
tho General Assembly TO allow the law
10 remain In force for at least two more
years.
The General Assembly viii be petition
ed 70 abolish the onice OF road commits
sioner in the various hundreds and put
the public roads in the hands of th'
Levy Court.
Former Levy courtmap s. Frank Ewar
made an address in which he spoke II
favor OF making the county Offices salarieS
ones. abolishing the Office of comptrollei
and tax collectors and reducing the mum
ber OF Levy Courtmen. he presented fig
ures showing where the county could saw,
big amount which ne held. could b,
expended towards the construction o
good roads.
Cornelius ]. Horrigan, president OF IN
State Highway Commission called tn
meeting TO order and on his recommenda
tion Mayor Charles j. Bird, presided
President Philemma Chandler and Charlie
Megsinson represented the Levy Court
Mayor Bird made a few brief remark
in which he said there is a great neces
sity for better roads.
Thomas T. Weldin Of Brandywine hun
dred. expressed his views in favor OF goo
roads, and believed that conditions migl
be improved by the next General AS
sembly. He spoke Of the possibility Z
cutting the commission down 10 one men
ber
Mr.. Weldin touched upon the paymer
Of tolls necessary for farmers OF his Sc,
tion to reach Wilmington. and he sul
gested having the highway condemne
and turning it over 10 the Highway Con
mission.
DR.. A. T. Neale. OF Delaware Colleg
expressed himself as being a firm adv,
cate OF good roads and said he intende
doing all in his power to further n
movement.
Mr. Ewart was the next speaker and h
Evening journal., 1904-12-23
ucaufrInr n Specimen.

Mrs. Franklin had always spoken her
mind, and she intended to do II as
long as the gift OF speech was spared
her. Her children and grandchildren
knew her habit and found It not al
ways cheering.
I'D like TO have you tell me what
induced Edith to fall in love with that
young man ! saw last night for the
hrst time" said the old lady TO one of
her daughters.
Il think she was attracted to him at
first because he's such an athletic fel.
low and such splendid swimmer the
mother of Edith ventured feebly, after
moments casting about in her mind
for satisfactory answer.
"HumphF' snorted Mrs. Franklin.
(which does she propose TO keep him
in after she's married him-a gymna-
stun or an aquariumT
Evening journal., 1904-12-23
MANY SUSSEX WEDDINGS
Christmas Week Observed by the Is
suanee Of Number Of Licenses.
sreclnl to No Evenlng Ionrnal

Special TO The Evening Journal.
Georgetown. Dec. 23-Clerk of the
Peace James H. Wright issued mar
riage licenses this week TO Joseph f..
Flutcher, Of Lewes and Rehoboth hun
dred and Susan J.. Wilson Of George
town hundred; Frank l.. Reynolds and
Estella NJ. Walls, Of Broadkiln hun
dned; w. J. Likites and Ethel Murray.
of Baltimore hundred; Paul r. Joseph.
and Addie E. Trutt, OF Georgetown
hundred; Edwin r. Kratz and Caddie
NJ. Hollis. Of North West Fork hum
dred; William A. Maull and ella M.
johnson. OF Broadkiln hundred: Isaac
Jester and Lizzie Burton. of Baltimore
hundred; William Il. Wilson aud Alice
E. Prettyman. OF Georgetown hundred;
Elmer II. Lawson and Ida X. Bowden,
OF Indian River hundred.
Register Of Wills Daniel j. Layton
granted letters of administration this
week on the estate of Jeremiah Jones,
deceased, late OF Indian River hundred
to Joseph II. Moore; on the estate of
Leonard Hatfield, late Of Seaford hun
dred. to Charles W. Cullen; on the es-
tate Of Joseph s. Bradley, late of Cedar
Creek hundred. TO Margaret c. Bradley;
on the estate of Orlando ii. Britting-
ham. late OF Nanticoke hundred, to
Walter NJ. Hearn.
The Rev. Howard T. Quigg pastor OF
Wesley NJ. Z. Church. delivered a lee
ture TO the New-Century, Club. of MIL
ford, last Monday; subject. "The Wo-
men OF Shakespeare"
The Rev. T. S. Barrett viii deliver a
lecture at Zion NJ. +. Church Thursday
evening, December 20. Subject. Life
and How to Get the Most Benefit Out
Of It."
Miss May Lynch will lead the league
IN Wesley NJ. T.. Church Sunday even
ing. The topic will be An Offering to
Christ"
Evening journal., 1904-12-23
BROWN FEARS THE WHIPPING POST
Negro Who Escaped From Georgetown
Jail Will Not Return Without
Requisition.
Special to The Evening Journal.

Georgetown, Dec. 2S.-James Brown,
colored alias. "Slim Jim," one of the
eleven prisoners who escaped from the
Georgetown jail last July. has been
captured in Philadelphia. sheriff Steele
went after him. but he refused to re-
turn without requisition papers and the
sheriff win be compelled to go through
this procedure.
Brown is charged with breaking into
the Chinese laundry In this town early
in July last and says he does not like
Delaware Justice because he is afraid
Of the whipping post.
Evening journal., 1904-12-23
cANpY cANE AWARnEn.

The Sugar Bowls big candy cane. to
be awarded 70 the customer guessing
nearest its weight, was won by Miss
Brander Smeltzer, OF 6l9 East sixth street
an employe Of Samuel Lees Company.
Evening journal., 1904-12-23

nnRR1l

DERR1CKSON-In Min Creek hum
dred. on December p. 1904, Byard e.
Derrickson, in his 5sth year.
RiNNlER-in this city. on December
p. 1904, Thomas Pinnier, aged 81
years.
Evening journal., 1904-12-23
Chance For Those in Want of Shoes.

oSe TUT inose IN want OF shoes.
Mems. Women's. Boys and Girls.
hundreds Of sample new Shoes at these
slNlns-away prices. Women's and
Girls $3.50 and $500 shoes at 40 and 50
cents; Mems and Boys sl50 and ss.O0
Kind for 15 cents and $3.50. We are still
putting. out Mems Overcoats al Si.OO
up. McMahon Bros, lOS-iO5 East Fifth
street
Evening journal., 1904-12-23
Santa Claus Must Leave

Santa Claus going leave the New Store night his
little all
the visitors he extends special invitation the children
an mothers.
Every of doll any dcouldw ishe
Of
housekeeping things good
reasonable prices heand early Well deliver
and have purchases reserved.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-14
THE SPECIAL SESSION.

The promptness with which the
special session of the legislature met
and adjourned sswas q surprise to a
great many who bud predicted that
the food gates OF legislation would be
opened again and all kinds Of measures
would be introduced and debated.
Practically the only legislation trans
acted which affects the State as a
whole was the passing of the pigeon
bill and the road appropriation bill OF
$3.50, 900. An appropriation for the
latter Of 1915, 900 had been made at the
regular session but was vetoed by the
Governor. Senator Jackson did moi
hesitate to vote for the pigeon bill
this time and all of Middlesex assem-
blymen stood pat.