davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10
Tri SpiDsning ON
3cierpatioms: Sdnoet.

Beriouer. Ser er intere3icret / set
ReierodtionS[ano, iom ifal oabnes
iiommer. oil fire Jig DC melt arrtbelt.
tiite GptuSnirgcr frtt oeo Gt tilfriue
Gcrene0e StuterS @eneraI Sanotor.
tor / 8aibiugtou, .. {.
aQe Tom gnifcr mere tnSaaeroe
Splrsninger eLer Rnu6 ongoderoe
bette 2ano eIler anoet Regiertngs-
lamb. iom III er cabinet for ~gntrp~
unoer oen aImiuSelige Soueiteno-
son cacr SRn. % Semnerlooen III
$3.50 pr. Mere. fan erboloe ionHe
irit peo at beroenee Jig perionLis els
ler ifriftlig iii os itrar.
Northwestern Homestead Locating Co..
Sspssisnter: fsO Temple Ssart,
slsrHsi al psHntpiH % sssisinsteH ss,s..
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10
Giteripergsiei.

Zen sllsr BE-, iom fan aiue Os G~plnsHins
ON Dor Brobsr 3depb Q. 2aumb. uil aisre
os en- tor 5itusits o. 5Itos bstalt rsionabeIt.
Oct er en- arp. iom ItSser i1rois for BAN.
Sioitc 8aua ui hpr.e ira tam. par ira Sseb.
tier. 60. 3a.,. huorira tan reiite I 1893.
Wuliae Eplnsuiuger bsoes peuii9it ienot Z.
8. Saumb. pagan, Riuu. 42b2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10
Torbrpbelie? Sra SoaaerSaI fri

S~prbrpoelIe? Sra Soggeroal ifri'
pes: 9en 1Sbe Iai blep Ell @rt
funoet / en- meget forilaaet 5ilitano
nebenfpr Ell bsi geimur oeo Reiis.
oonbet pua &eien til 9laafielO. Set
bar @utterts geoitemor, iom fanot
bGrn. San lepebe enbrur, men par
beuioitlss % aigif ferere peo 9soeu
roen Of fomm til 9epioitbeS. @Ilt,
TEN bdpbe p9ret neoe / 9psSen Den
17be Mtai % ital paa Siempeier babe
baot SYslge meo Ell anogn Gut. geS
Si6en al gfbsbe Iaa Ell anip, en- Sur,
itifGife % en- Spieitump, ion nGrmeit
maa bore lagt Der of Ell anben. Sans
Taraplp farbtes ct Stpffe Ipngere
oppe paa 8eiet. Ssorbsr bill efter Sor,
Ipbenbe blipe optaset for at faa fon.
I~tateret, ON her foreIieger ct l1lpffes,
tilfGloe euer en- S~orbrp0elle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10
Hbu. etatsminiiter Gmil stana er

efter Inisgnfng ~afifeoi9et iom Ms.
iesior / Ssieiteret. Song Oscar bar
tilfienbeaipet bom fin naooigite
anerfienoeIie al hons uomprteoe
Sortieneiter iom Statsbpr9er %
Gnrbe0Smun0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10
1tlnffestilfrlhc. fSrn

IIBfftsflITTloe. fSro Staodf9et
meloes. at grandmother Soiups err
afgaaet peo 1sben paa oel oerpGren.
De Spgebus lom SSslge al en- Sfpoe.
ulpffe onben 1intiebog. lllpffen
fpregif UNDER en- Seiltlir, ioet ct Ia.
oct SaaIgeppr gif Of og rammeoe
Bam | Saaret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10
granS i Brnc. SorleSen 0aa neS.

granS ! 8rne. SorIeSen 9aa reS.
brPllote "aontorbDeninaen" poa
@aaroen Spafer / 9r1e. 8aoroen
tilbsrer @ufefru Omitted og brraes
'iammen meb Sopcogaaroen gierfe;
fun en- eneite ganmeI Rano Dor Der
|og boloer Silipn meo 12-14 grrias.
bette og en- Gel Coin. 5 Ct itprt 8um
i &ontorbpgningen baboe man breot
Iub ole eienoommens SGttepoteter
Ipg for oereS Sfplo fpreoes Der / Ell
Cpn. Meoens Den gamIe Manb ioa
N Dag par neoe paa gierfe for al
pie Wfiboag. er Der gaaet SSIb | Sen
lore 2.etnges fnuiftsrre Sr9bpg.
ing. iom, oa man upoageoe Oct, itoS
fIt omipGnot Of SInmmer. Ter
fGrote ! Ell Sart neo til 8rrnoen.
srnben uar beIbignis ipopeitlig, oa
aiiene paa Spater itaor nofiao
nut. iaa ilsc anoen gpynins itrse
reo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10

alt. iom err "bLmSet". betaIer tor
S~ortieRits. @isr bin eseu 9laHning
os ipar Yeu9e. &isb garters Sure
&bite 9eeo - bet er nenoeIis bsoce eno
"bIdrost" gealus 90 parsr lsHscre.
Oct er a6ioIlt rent - garartest iaa.
SlaHo Def mRo 2iuieso Slie. ipar SiS %
Yenge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10
itopanorinsens ,sslser.

NobanortngenS Nplgcr. Hctriifer'
mes slntnl paa Ssritaomoen er iaar
uiebpanlig Iioet. "@iiobranbsoslen"
tilifriper bette Sorbolo Den itore llb-
panbring, iom bar flnbet Steo ma
@ubbrmnosouEen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10
SAT- Gicno o M,
fiIialas ener tileie.

aoe%rttSismsutsr uuoer "Erges'. -1iHsts-, III.
idlps- on ~Gftsr'psrgsisI- teitsr 50 GtEts for q Oh
tur hprr Sam. o. 10 Gtuts NJ. Orb for ait fon og.r.
fttatr p Orb. Np~srts'ensHisg tuotasss tits ipr NIT
Ire ,Ho 10 SeJtS. prHas mdd a'rapilelil ns9istJ:
Gle gtiuatEgsr. 2stisaRsg fig tie at 6oIiars ~
ird1 GUNNER.
~ sGats1abstibus ,ONsr IS Gsuts pr aiaI.
epV Orb aisr en- eiai,.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10
Oilialas

Siial9s. - $50 9crss Stpd 5arm,
- 2 Nil fro @heeler. 8uot Sauo % guo
ScrobuHo Bpguluger % Sios; rtnneuce
Bot; I Rrrbeosu al Creamery. Siole OF
alrier. 9rts $1,000 pr gc.r. $3.50 toHs
iant. Gang Seaitauo Tor Reitcn. Sirio iii
3. Ggeiouo, sSbeeier, ISIS. 39bif
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10

Girnoomsbanscl. SreSenslluo beo
aliugaobro. meo 1s5 Gor. 2dnb az
ca. 8 Cor. Srtf., CT Of StabSiergent
9pppeI iolat til Soroolter 0ttlefiet
al R~cienborg pr. Struer for 4t,250
SIR. meISeS ira Hauoers.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10
TiIiaIas

TiljaIas. - 24O gcres i .0iune,
bago Co.. Scruu. 600 SorobuuO o.
rpperlia SeIigaeHbeo. Scr 9ris. 9stTneel.
Ter 0. I. .. iirtp til Die 3aIager. Cecilia. 60.
9atpta. Abe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10
TiiiaiGs.

TiNaias. 200 scres Speceiarm,
inoialst. Raittusrt os SuObo msoirl,
ger. Ttu Slpuluuo, me Spgniuler. urr
Bp oQ airte, Gntou SobHipn, Brandt. 60.
3atoia. 42b2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10

1isterrn 1nnnar Rnitao ifal bore
oen eneite Hepr4icntant i Singet. Der
i iibite Iinpperiooe life bar iagt Ct
Orb | Sebatterne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10

TtHat9s. - 100 Gcres / 8arron
Co. 8tS. s RiI gt for 5ice GATE bolt.
ltaaeroe. soot gauo; uomGr'es fer Epbat.
25 Neres 0nriet o. Reiteu ~haro Ravle".
Stoo. 8ooe Tr1me' Sruie oe Gauoiyliua.
25 Dollars pr. Were. 5tlifrtu OLAF Sfoder,
Stougbtou, @ts. 42b1
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10
Gt Mi0bel moo ale Spabomme.

Compound Oxygen s ss,t' s sisa1 a Sss s y sss.i:
III ane SspSoVaaaerne JHaea Spuftglie al Tnosu.
ion. naar gssbletRsr ,assS 81 jfsss 5erraas al ear.
not Tor sHuaeus. Ga aartia Nenisiis az sloest o.
SieRpgltpeiie Al aHf gssrpecntRsrRs xasss esh aRes
bet nae esism. Suoips aars Sriarsas. etro sftsr
pcE Nel ben ieuees init
Dr. StArksy 4 Paisa. M 6iard 81, PhiIadslphla. PA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10

SiNalgs. - 6sritetlasies Sarneis
5orrstuiua. Gueu bar fem Suuoreoe
3nobpssere. Brlrsssuoe l inpeitre Yituue.
iota. YaHoet iRlees for $50 III $50 pr.
We're. aorrtiono0uce eultes. Aorssje ..
40. Roiteu. Seeornh, ga. 40b5
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10
Cilialas.

Tilialgs. - 80. 900 acres Sprte,
- iisaoiaRo / ipositligs Sodho; 0pries ueo
fuuitis Sluotns. SanOet irI9es I'll hpsr
Were Tor $3.50. Sor urrrere Cplpsntu.
ger "TRIP I'll Q. q. Hustpst, SUr 1913, Gong.
mont. Colo. 40b4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10

! OtlctD,s 90 JtortUH % otttlssr 63REcs t RoVs
8afota. Sort. ~irulibar JgtbbHHo paa 9srbuno.
bpurI NlaIsioru ouebe. elE. SGprr. Bn9 SpsIB.
Sromarrs % WuareuiHShtbt nurtr. 9ppstliat 9anb
pda 10 I'll ~ ZOO &ui faate frtf. Rrtainrerne
inorts thn omittHt Yer hg,T ON aart, Wcrt @stes
rifmsr irIqsS I'll GigiuFgrtter, 81 Etr i75.GO0 acTgs
% falggr Aasrbrulslaub Tor 7 TT az Eoa Or. dcrp.
sstls8iaab fer I I'll 7 EUu Srtt @omcfteao- SaRb
pso S,btu al. SHHbcftt aaHu- Sftt IN stttr ,Satia o.
Barter, &c eig ON GHbetitsos o. AGAR on ida fee
BORT garb. bill bu mart tgsbt bet Rom iamTtu mso
en- Sabe rlsr buup en- eaHbiIebsr Heo eg 9t off
~aootgisrs otl fpr umoQsu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10

SiNaiaS. Gn Durham 5pr. 2
glar Rantmei on 2 Turham'slgr. S,rio
til unoerte8neoe, GHton Sobnion, Brandt.
60. 5utrtn. 42bt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10

Seno lite fIere grepe til en- rpr't
6armereuls, icm / Rp. 81 Gusrtrreoe
sfter ell reipettabel OF init Gufsmdno. Gun
bar faaet heuuro 700 9reue nlIereoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10
Northwestern Homestead Locating Co.,

elsrHsi ai psaafptH % gaisinsteH as,s..
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.
Evening journal., 1904-04-11
Stockings and Underwear
Have Good News Also

Special lots that came to us under today's
regular market value (some surplus stocks;
some made for US in dull times), tRf jasi as
much tn fbe 1cap SpheH IL comes 10 ieSseHitg The
space Of the Hosisv and U,1derwear Store as
though fiey Were part Of orr regular sfock-so
they must be sold out now.
W/oRtsH'S SfockfHgS-
l5c usually eOcsevefal styles Of ribbed black cotton,
imported
isc, or three pair for SOC. worth 25e-back cotton
imported stockings; all black or with unbeached soes.
Csc worth 8sc-black lsle plain, iibbed and open
worked fancy striped Isle, black cotton with embrod
cred clock or insieps striped top cotton.
35c, three pair for 81, reduced from SOC and 75c-
open-worlSed black isle, in size only Last summers
leftoverS.
Childregl's siCcktHgS--
125Sc-nbbed black cotton, In sizes to 10.
U/oMeH'S nnderlDsar-
12Se, seconds of 25c sorts-low necked, ribbed
white Isle
25c-exceIent ribbed white cotton drawers, with lace
trimming. -
s75Sc, or three for si-Iaoettimmed ribbed white
Isle vests.
(Man Aisle, Market street.
Evening journal., 1904-04-11
A Good Gas Range at $40
Never Before Sold
for So Little

The Royal range. sIo--at such abb
normally low price only because
we bought the entire remaining stock
of the foundry--150; no more when
these are gone-at the price.
Two l6-lnch ovens, four burners lone extra large
for quick cookng and slmmering burners de-
tachabe shelves on each side; nickel trimmings
the ranges are high-grade, burn little gas, yet are
very efficient.
W/aHanaker Sbecial ranges
WanamaIer Chief Single oven, S10.76
Wanamaker Economic, $l3.75, $3.50.
Wanamaxer Cottage, $14.75.
Wanamaker Home, $l3.75, Sl5.75.
Wanamaker Superb (boier In top part of range),
$3.50, 1870.
Stamford range, $3.50.
Water-h heaters
Attach to the range boiler require lit
tie space, operate Independently Of coal or
gas range; enough hot water for a bath in
fifteen minutes.
Heaters, s6.75, SO, S10.5O, $3.50, iron pipe con-
nectons are made for ranges and water-heaters
free on first floors of houses to which the local gas
companies furnish gas.
W,aHamaksr cooksrs-a single oven gas
stove that brois, bakes and cooks, $3.50
attached to gas pipe with rubber tubing.
tBasement
Evening journal., 1904-04-11
A Great Day Among
WoInen's Clothes

Handsome elaborate Goals, $S0-OCorth
$S5 10 $75.
Some suitable for evening ivory white
broadcloth, pongee silk, three in black silk,
richly trimmed with fine lace and embroideries.
Nineteen in all makers samples.
Fine black o0tEe dress skirts, $I5-Touh
$3.50 10 $S5.
Trimmed with braid, silk, some pleated all
around below yoke, with drop skirts OF silk,
having dssb founce. twenty-five in all;
every skirt different. Makers samples.
BeaHyNllp tailored SUITS, $3.50 and
$S5-wuM $S5 to S75.
Black and blue broadcloth and mixed fab
RIGS; some of the fabrics are the fine, imported
kind; hip length, bloused and Eton jackets,
dress and walking length skirts; all full silk
lined. Some samples, some from our own
Stock but each is a fine, we'tailored suit,
with that high-class exclusive air that appeals
to the fastidionS woman.
$50 coO1t-cioik jackets, $IS.
ser cOUert-oiOh jackets, SI5.
About thirty-fye in all a few left Of two
styles not to be re-ordered. Beautiful cloth
and beautifully tailored
Second floor, Chestnut street.
Evening journal., 1904-04-11
Bedroom Furniture for
the Country and SeashOre

Planned specially for people who
want inexpensive, but well-made. bu-
reaus, washstands and chiffonniers.
Something handy and easy to move
about-not too large nor too small;
simple in design, without being too
severely plain.
Building on past experience, we put the
bulk Of the cost into good material and good
workmanship, believing you would rather have
furniture with good, plain finish with draw
ers that won't stick, or oupboards jam, to
something more pretentious and less practical.
Suites from $1S.75 10 $99 95-
The 1875 suite Is made Of golden oak and consists
of full sized bd bureau. with three large drawers
and French plate mirror, lsx2o inches and washstand,
with one large drawer and double closet.
Those at $780, $22 25 $23, $24.5o, s27 and 500 25
have larger mirrors and beter finished in proportion
to the increase in price. The S2925 suite also be
had in forest green finish.
Single bH1saAs--
In golden oak, with three large drawers and French
plate mirror, Sl0.50 S12 $l4, SIS in weahered oak,
So SlO.5o. SO and SIS.
Evening journal., 1904-04-11
The New Floor and
Stair Linens

are ready in three new beautiful patterns
made exclusively for the Wanamaker
stores.
Beginning at 14-ineh width for stairs at lac
yard it runs through fourteen different widths
up to $50 inches wide for rooms at So 25 yard.
We also haze crRmb cloths in the same pat
terms and quality as the floor linen, beginning
at 6sx6s inches for 81. 40 and on up to 140x1s0
inches at Ss.25.
We will send careful person to make meas
urements and furnish estimates free, if in city
limits.
Southwest of centeD
Evening journal., 1904-04-11
A Shipment of Fine Laces
Just in From ST. Gall

The finest a machine can make-bw for
Half the usual COST
This is because they are all 4" loom ends, ="
short pieces left on the loom after this pur-
chaser has had his twenty yards, that one his
ten or fifteen.
out-of-the-ordinary designs, padded and worked
like hand-embroidery. White and light ecru.
Seldom two pieces alike, and anywhere from
2 to Is yards in piece.
Prices range from 4oc to $3.50 yard.
Main Aisle
Evening journal., 1904-04-11
ShirtWaists and
China Silk BlOuseS

Samples and the few too-many of
various styles--aH at unusual prTcsS.
$3.50, 1corth 81. so 10 $3.50.
Pretty sHk HoaSsS, hemstitohed, trimmed
with lace, embroidered. some with the new
button " embroidery. Crush the silk in
your hands and see the "spnng " and "iife
it has.
81, acreage lCoyfh double.
The skirfwaisfS are both white and colored.
of linen, lawn, madras, vestings, percale and
such stuffs; plain and trimmed.
main and Cross Aisles'
Evening journal., 1904-04-11
Special Things in
Spring Black Goods

Among odd lots come to us from
overstocked makers and importers.
$3 silk-and-wool French crepons.
SI.S0.
$2.5O silk-and-wool novelty grena-
dimes, Sl.2S.
75c all-wool voile. soc.
75c all-NWool etamines, 57zc.
The grenadines and French crepons are light
toned stuffs for evening gowns the voiIes and
etamines are the kind used almost exclusively
for tailored gowns OF street dresses.
Northeast and northwest Of CENTER
Evening journal., 1904-04-11
SUSSEX REAL ESTATE SOLD
viii Make Improvements to Methodist
Parsonase--other Bridge
Vile Notes.
speclal 10 The Evenlng Iournal.

Special to The Evening Journal
Bridgevine. Aprn il.-Real estate be-
longing to the @. S. Layton heirs was
sold at public sale here on Saturday.
IAnwood Layton bought 30 acres of
land at Sl0o per acre. william wiuin
4S acres of land at Sl13. with dwelling
and outbuildings; J. G. Townsend. Jr.,
% acres at S7s per acre; J.. Z. Layton,
l25 acres with dwelling and outbuild-
ings, al S25 per acre; John f. Harris
house and lot in Bridgeville for S725.
The sale aggregated about SIT. 900.
The trustees of the NJ. f. Church
have decided to make considerable i'm
provenfents to the parsonage.
The brick work on the bank build
ing Is completed. The building is .
very attractive one ana is to be com
pleted BY May Is.
w. K. Passwaters has purchased {
4o-acre farm OF Linwood Layton.
About $40 was netted from the enter.
tainment given by the graduating cias.
OF the Bridgeville High School a few
evenings ago.
Evening journal., 1904-04-11
The "DiSnantling
Sale Proceeds
1t cannot be helped.


We have been cIinging to the
old place as if we could not give it
up 1t is like an old home to many
in and out Of the store.
But now it must go. All along
Juniper street, from Market to
within 40 feet of Chestnut street
is excavated all the way down to
water and nearly half way across to
Thirteenth street
Foundations must Immediately
90 in for steel columns which
of course go through our present
building.
Necessarily we must soon vacate
the western side of our building.
And yet we are not going out Of
business. No, not for a day.
Nor shall we do the business
poorly, either
Fl1Si-We willsell off thousands
of the duplicates in every stock, and
move elsewhere portions of stocks.
II ue get COST for IheSe goods 1t
alU be all 1ighh as ii is room aOe
1osV 7Oauf more Than broft
-.Secon2-We will condense many
stocks for the time being.
7Aara-The entire stock will be
as large in assortment if not in
volume, and it must necessarily be
fresher.
Fonyfh-Why fresher? Because
we shall sell goods faster How
will it be done BY making lower
prices as compensation to our Gus
toners for some inconvenience
while we do business on the ground
occupied by an old building and at
the same time erect a new one on
the identical spot.
Evening journal., 1904-04-11
zoe a yard for
Fine Zephyr Checks

The regular price is 25c yard, and the
&c difference, will mean a good deal
more toyou when you see the ginghans
themselves.
The cloth is almost as fine as the celebrated
Anderson ginghams that sell for 40e a yard.
80 inches wide-in pink, light blue, lavender,
navy and black and white checks. The lighter
coors are pretty for chdren'S frooks the
darker checks for women's summer morning
gowns.
(Main Aisle
Evening journal., 1904-04-11

votes. The result was as follows: Al
derman. ]. w. Phillips; assessor, Al
Atwood Weldin treasurer, j. y.
Whann, commissioners. George p.
Frederick, John w. Harris and William
Crawford.
Andastaka Tribe OF Red Men Is maxi
ing great preparations for its coming
fair to be held on May u to IA. The
Red Men will offer a voting contest for
the most popular girl under u years
OF age, nice doll. which win be dis
posed OF this week.
Evening journal., 1904-04-11
NIGHT IN CITY
LODGE ROOMS
What the Wide Awake Secret
Societies in Wilmington
Are Doing
Veteran LeaIon's Reunion.

The success OF the Appomattox Day
celebration. as observed by the Unien
Veteran Legion on Saturday. IL a
source Of much satisfaction to the old
soldiers and their friends.
The rooms Of the legion, at Third
and Market streets were kept open
all day to the members and their
many friends.
In the evening General John ?. Dono-
hue welcomed the visitors. lie was
followed by General James II. Wilson,
Mayor Charles p. Bird. Leonard T..
Wales. Jr.. and David T. Marvel, all
of whom spoke
It marked the thirty-ninth annlver-
sary of Lees surrender.
Many Of the old veterans have passed
away within the last few years. and
their ranks are thinning rapidly Those
who are left, however take a keen
delight in these reunions. for they get
together and talk over the stories of
the battles, the camp and the hospitals
through which they passed forty years
ago.
Evening journal., 1904-04-11
Cotton Voiles
16c and l8c a Yard

Wonderful what close imitation Of wool can
be made nowadays with cotton Look at this
voiIe carefully. The weave, the colors and
the little melange effects are all perfect copies
of the fine, wool voile.
Their great advantage for summer dresses
and tailored suits is the fact that they can be
easily washed and roned and so always kept
free from dust. (Main Aisle)
Evening journal., 1904-04-11

ing session with an entertaining ad-
dress on Elementary Drawing"
During the noon hour a splendid
lunch was served the visitors In the
college building.
The afternoon session opened at
2.S0 with an address by DR.. Edgar
Dawson. OF Delaware College. on the
Teaching OF History" This was a
very strong paper. and like the others
was most favorably commented on.
The session was closed by DR.. George
Evening journal., 1904-04-11
MIX Dealers Annual Banquet.

The second annual banquet Of the
Retail MIR Dealers Association was
held az. Bothman's cafe on Saturday
evening.
Addresses were made by Mayor
Charles ID. Bird, j. W. Wells. OF Ches-
ter; George II. Laws and J. +. sny-
der.
In two years the association has
grown from five to sixty members. and
il is IN sound and prosperous condi-
tion.
Evening journal., 1904-04-11

Newark local institute. He introduced
DR.. Harter. president OF the college.
who cordially welcomed the teachers
to Delaware College and the response
was made by Professor d. b. Jones. OF
Townsend.
The program was. Paper by Miss
Frances Medin on Literature in the
Public schools" address by Il. c.
Mote Oh Mason and Dixon's Line.
Professor Edward Rhodes. Of the Will
mingtoh High School. closed the morn
Evening journal., 1904-04-11
Beautiful Braid Dress
Trimming from Abroad

65c 10 IS a yatd, uorth 81 10 S5. So
the balance of an importers stock, and
some similar things from our. own stock.
Cotton. linen. silk; white and ecru some frightened
With bit Of gold, some with touch of pretty, pale
color; bands medallion and gallon effects in delicate
open.wofk designs all this seasons patterns and any
one beautiful trimming for spring and summer roeks
lMan Asie)
Evening journal., 1904-04-11

tie county local Institutes About eighty
teachers were present The several de-
partments Of the college were open 10
the teachers for inspection. through
which they were conducted by mem-
bers OF the faculty. and they ala an in
their power TO make the teachers feel
at home.
The morning session was opened with
prayer by DR.. William J. Rowan. after
which the meeting was called to order
by. Roman Tammany. president OF the
Evening journal., 1904-04-11
Three Items in
Bed Clothing

Cotton comforiabies Winter-weight cotton
filled, double-bed size 100 Of them, 81 and
SIS each; have been regularly 1.5o and 81.
Siik oo8lforiables: Silk-covered, carded wool
OF goose down filed, double-bed size, $3.50
each have been regularly $40 and t12.
Bedsbrsads: English satin finish, double-bed
size, a pattern that has not sold so well as
others, $3.50 each ha, been regularly s5.
Third floor Thirteenth street.
Evening journal., 1904-04-11
Hungarian -
Hand-Embroidered Linens

The deep blue, red and red-and-blue patterns
are very attractive for summer homes, and.
being worked by hand on heavy sail-cloth or
canvas, are almost everlasting.
Recent shipments have brought in such a
supply that we are quite sure there isno better
selection anywhere.
einches round or SQUARE "a inches, round So 225.
12lLe 83 inches square, 81
p 3a-inetes. .ro,nd or souare As inches, round or
on - square, 1915.
- inches round or 54 inches square, S.
sonare s0e. 20S34 inches. S1.75.
28 inches, round or 20x43 inches, 81.
square, Si.l5 2Ox52 inches, S2.35.
Southwest of oenter)
Evening journal., 1904-04-11

Decorated china
Salad bowls, SOC, SOC.
Chocolate pots, 81. 25, 81.
Marmalade jars and
plates, s1.25.
Syrup jugs and plates,
$1.25, $50.
Cake plates, 75c, 81,
$1.25.
Pudding sets, $2.75.
Bread and butter plates,
81 and $3.50 dozen.
Dessert plates, $3.50,
$3.50 and 81 dozen.
Breakfast coffee cups and
saucers, Sc dozen.
Second floor
Cut glass
Salad bowls, $3.50. usu-
ally IS; others $5, So, s.
and up to $3.50, worth
$3.50 to S25.
Water pitchers, $3.50 to
$50, worth So TO $50.
Celery trays, So to $40,
worth 81 to SO.
Water bottles, $3.50,
$3.50 and $3.50, worth
SO. 80, So and Sc.
Sugar and cream sets,
$3.50, 81, So and So, worth
S5 to So.
Second floor
Evening journal., 1904-04-11
pienorr literary Assosist'on.

at he lass meeting OF the Benevoi-
President william ~ MoniSle; vice.
president. Wiiliam.,'F Donohue; re-.
cordiug secretary. Frank A. H0uck
financial Secretary Joseph H. Reh'
man; treasurer William IT, Kane
librarian. John Doio. assistant n
hrarisns. john J Doutherty Jar,eS 4
Neany; board nf directors. James ;
Corrisan. Frank Iiosieis. Charies z
SnVile; inves lsaGns committee. 81
j. Corfiran. Tholnas.,I.. Monaghan. G
william Malcolm
Evening journal., 1904-04-11
Maehinists 10 Entertain.

Tomorrow evening Wilmington
Lodge. NO isl. international Associa-
tion OF Machinists VIII hold re-
ception and entertainment in German
Hail Members and their families Will
be present to listen to a woll-selected
program after which refreshments win
be served. Each lady present wiz re-
ceive a beautiful souvenir.