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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18
given by Mr.. Hamilton on for to- night
80 you see our existence here IS neither

given by Mr.. Hamilton on for to- night ~ i +.
stale nor unprofitable. :,
and bertha tillmour,of Richmond, who
as Of that petite grscefn It tyPe 50 c dIsr
sanae!Hi the tares 'lf faces wsh
withal, are a,rioled by a wealth OF III
tan hair that would have made worid
famous pictures by Grenzei cou1 70 ~ ne
yoSsg f ssters though saSA SO admred
taking no part in the gayeties on ,a &C. .
count q their deep Nan mouT5n nsag T. Th ns
style, capture with those sollful, eyes
ali who venture near, and VII = ote 1,a
iq ry BEING ar{ nsm mNSsy
has been summering here. Is, also q wo..
man OF exquisite charm and r,e,finemesnatt
p 81 mape 81 the an married G sast ~
Mrs. Howard O.. Avery Us always the
centre Of an admiring Group, T., as z, none ira
I ssse esto MI
II see and now psanng tie
s wRhah Viii tfP s. Of ap,S ssd has
fsPESa ts t!Hss s %2st bs ss'ts!syp aHe
mans and a dining car, and al are to
DO envied who are booked tor TIE tT1p,nn
shu! Mtah!ga mi Mrs Isl Harry
Norfolk; Mrs; =. H.; Pegnes, N q Y |:
Mn , b DuN!fy nav h Seyna he r. y ~
LAM Duffy N Ns% RernMf Mrs y c aSay
Richm ond ; Mr.. and Mrs. ", a. Frayel
Washington, p. CIV! ,T' TAD, q. Flor
Wash!ngton; Miss Annas n NJ, 4 M ( :,
o, Morris, Ohio: W, r. !, Laekery and
Wife salTn,ton Ma p n fIug hal eol.
New New Orleans; Miss Marie 4. psspossitG9,
New Orleans; II. NJ, Ganter, iairheld;
Miss Canter, Halrfleld; llllam a,
Fisher, Baltimore; Henry G. Riggs Bal
tlmore; Hugh H. Young, Ral timore; r,
Richmond; Master Broadus Nhitehell,
Richmond; Frank p. Marie, New York;
wilson VAL s Street My
Miss Nancy a p RsadeRs; PRittySb ,Hg;,
| Luray; j, Mulendarnff and wife. Ney7
York; Miss bHM Garter Rilffhm9na, Ill
Richmond; Mia, J, 81, Wlngaeld. Elchf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18
R. R. SHARES
BIG ADVANCE
Market Resumed Much Of |
Former Activity During
the Past Week.
The FUTURE OF THE TRADE
Tendency Still Seems Upward,
in Spite Of It's High Level
and Frequent Reactions.
tspeoIaI 10 The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch)
.t;lW YORK, Sept l7,-.Henry clews &
= \, IN their weekly review OF the market,
ismi4red with the lowest prices, OF Tho
4sgeat wear, which occurred in February
ifna March. the leading railroad shares hive
5qscsl aD3ii, IL TO 30 points. Aichison has
laesi selling 10 points above the lowest. Brook
i.i RAPID Transit 10 points 81. Paul q!
4 pats. Northwest 80 points. Delaware & Hud-
s-,l - poInts lackaWanna 30 points. Read.
lux " points Manhattan Is points. Metropoi,,
5ap "a poia.s N, y Central - points. On
,9ro & Western Is points. Pennsylvania IL
Paints Southern Pacihc ~ points. and Union
siaatiHe - points Compared With The lowest
3lrices OF 1913, the advances are sill. more
j!fopounced. This Is remarkable and not
fur appreciated recovery, and ID the hes,
ANSWER that can be given 10 the skeptcs
ana pessimls,s at homo and abroad VINO SO
frequently make the serious error 81 un-
Ieicst.nating tbs recuperatiyc qualities Of
The United States. Of course. these nd
pances have been largely brought about by
manipulation and inside support; 'importan,
movements up or down always are, but the
various cliGues and leaders In tho. recent rise
could not haze beaE successful without rub.
stunial basis ~ pqnls kisl such q basis has
5hoen found IN The revival % confidence which
dcYr!pt8l after the drastic liquidation OF
~. IN CONTINUED easy money, ana hHt!ly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18

sCITs-Womcnis Tailor Suits Of
broadcloth. cheviot and homespun,
nobby cut jackets, trimmed with
narrow taffeta bands, skirts trimmed
to match. SIS.
4 New Tailor suits OF mannish mix
lures, with 36-inch long tourist coat.
skirts have fancy inverted plaits at
bottom; all the new colorlngs. very
hobby, q $40.
New Cut Tailor Suits of English mix
lures, 24-inch Jackets, double breast
cd plated and belt back, kilt plated
- skirts, $3.50
Handsome Broqdcloth Suits in brown,
blue ,.ana black. strictly tailor made.
conts arc&,a7 inches long, . tailor
strapped new sleeves. skirts strapped
TO match, $2@.5O
Handsome Man Tailored Suits OF
English tweed, nobt1 cut coat, with
fitted fancy vests. finished with
wood silk braid, box plated skirts,
$50.
\ SKIRTS-Ncw Cut Skirts Of all wool
Melton cloth and mannish mixtures,
cluster plated and finishes with
straps; a $50 value for 80.
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ssc for sl.c5 Black Taffcta. So inches
wide. Lyons pure dye, extra high
ll;stro,is finish.
tDc for 81 Black Taffeta, % inches
wide, heavy and iNstling, Lyons pure
dye.
55c for $50 Black Tafteta, Is inches
+ wide. guaranteed pure silk, full
weight, lustrous finish.
3Dc for csc Black Taffeta, pure silk,
smooth, even weave.
O5c for $50 Black Peau de Sole. SO
inches wide, heavy, lustrous finish,
guaranteed pure Lyons dye.
O6c for 81 Black Peau de Sole. q
inches wide, heavy enough for coats
and skirts, every thread pure SILK,
4Sc for 79c Black Peau de Sole, lus-
trous, even weave. guaranteed pure
silk.
3bc for 7ec Mourning Silk. in the
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ONE KILLED IN
4. AUTOS WILD PLUNGE.
(By Associated Press,)

Il BALDWIN,, MO-. September 17--ln en-
Jdeavoring I'd turn out to avoid q farn'
ers wagon, an automobile containing Two
mon and two Women was pFec'pllatea
down a thirty foot. embankment near here
to-day killing one Of the occupants ana
injuring the others.
The dead:
(. JOHN 3lSALllEI1rS, New York city,
The injured:
Edgar Parkhurst, BALDWIN; seriously,
Miss Lou Marquitz, ST. Louis; seriously,
Miss Nellie alarauitz. ST Louis; slightly
II is believed the injured Will recover
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Black Goods.

Handsome All Wool Black Melton
Cloth, full IS inches wide, a beautiful
mater al for unlined coat suits, $1.as
Z a yard. s5s 'ss
Z Imported Black Seeded Arlnure Cloth.
4S inches wide, sells elsewhere for
S19S, eur price $1.lo yard. II
\ All wool Black Etamine. IS inches
wide, for 81 1-:c yard.
High Lustre Black Sicilian, 46 inches
wide, the regular sligo value Sl...o
yard.
I, Heavy. Black Panied zibclinc, i6
inches wide, zoe yard.
All Wool Black Imported Cancels Hair
Chcvot Sc inches wide, I'll yard.
All Wool Black AlbAtross, Batlstc,
Chevlot and Oxford Serges. IS inches
wide, for iSc yard. II. 4 ~
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.Colored Dress Goods.

Bourette Suitings and Melton Chev-
lots. full double width, 2Ac yard.
New zibelines and Hair Line Novel
tics, In all the latest color combi-
nations, IS inches wide, 4Sc a yard
Handsome 4S-inch All Wool Mixed
and Scotch Suitings, entirely new,
Soc yard. us
& All Pure Wool Belvldere sSuitings. IS
i inches wide, full line new fall shades,
$50: a yard.
Il Cashmere SuitinGs for unlined skirts
and boys suits. Can't be matched
# for less than soc; special 3Oc a yard.
Imported Novelty Suitings, Sc inches
wide, handsome, mannish effects
choice of so different styles, at 81. %.
8 livery conceivable shade in French
81 Broadcloths ut 0Sc a yard
All shades in Danish Cloths at II lie.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18

New Walking Skirts OF herring hone
y. chcviot, p cores; same skirts with
box plaits. $3.50.
Finely Tailored Skirts Of all wool Mel
ton, gray, blue and black, So values,
for $3.50.
JACKETS-Wo mcn's Newest Cut Cow
ert Cloth Jackets. full lined, new
plated. and beltcd back. new sleeves.
20.
"A New. Irall Goats Of impaired covert
cloth, 80 inches long, collarless,
trimmed with buttons and frog fas-
Jennings. 1915.
Fitted Coat Of Covert Cloth, straps
or welted seams, $40.
RAIN COATS-Womcn's and Misses
New Rain Coats ofBOXford and tan
cravcnctte, new mannish effects, SO.
Handsome Rain Coats Of Priestleys
cravcnctte, In all the new fall shades,
E1..5O to f25.
WRAPPERS-New Fall Wrappers.
llimonas and Ncgligccs ut special
prices.
Crepe Ilimonas in light blue, pink.
rcd and lavender. with Persian bor-
ders, zoe.
Z Silk Kimonas, trimmed with Persian
ribbons, all shades and sizes, $@.0S.
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Munsi.ng's:i.,.

1Vomen's:vests and Pants, in the light.
Z medium and heavy weights. In white
or; natural wool. wool mixed and
fine Egyptian cotton. In regular
sizes TO Sand out sizes to Z. s and
O.. Prices, 5Oc, 7oc, ~. $1.c6 and
$3.50 each, II II "a
iIVomen,s Union Suits, In same mate
tyials as pants and vests. III. 20, .oo.
Il IL. $3.50 and S3 each. H. Ks .ssjE5
EChlldren's Avests and Pants, from i,
3s8 TO IA years, in white and natural
{ prices, SOC, Coo. zoe and soc 81, a I.
garment. &i
Boys Union Suits. in all sizes stand
~, %. IS a5s Il
Misses Union Suits. 81. E1.259 and
~. so 49,
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a satisfactory harvest. These developments
demonstrated very concusIvely the correct
ness OF the views expressed IN these advices
for several months past; and the question
which now arises Isl Will this advance be
continued. or has It about reached It's cul.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18

RUGS AND Observation-Disclosures
Druggets, ali sizes. In every well
\ known make, parlor, library and din
Ing room effects, for $21.76, $50,
$3.50, S25, $50 and >$a7 80.
Wilton Druggets, in the now toned
effects, from 5000 to $3.50.
Real Saxony Druggets, In the finest
Turkish effects, 9x12 feet, for $50.
Brussels Druggets, 9x12 feet, new pat
terms. at 1880, S15. 1850 and
SIS.
Smyrna Druggets. from 2x3 yards to
3x4 yards; the 2s:3 yards for RB. 50;
2 S-4x3 8-4 for $3.50; Sx4 yards for
$11.6O. Others up to $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18

Every day Shows the wisdc
can fill every want, and What
you a fourth to a third on eve
hundreds Of pairs where most
buying gives the better prices
Brussels Lace Curtains. allover hand
work, 4 yards long, $3.50 value, for
SIG a pair.
irish Point La ce Curtains. very clabt-
"a Grated designs, 4 yards long, SIS val
ne, for $40 a pair.
Bonnie Femme Lace Curtains, With
wide valance and edge. ecru and
white. Irish point lace; E1c each
Real Russian Lace Curtains vide
bands OF Insertion $3.50 pair.
Swiss Tambour Lace Curtains. a yards.
81 long, we'll covered designs. $3.50, .s.-
Irish Point Laco Curtains, very hand
some patterns, $50 a pair. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18
Black and Colored Dress Goods.

Your especial attention called to this line Of Woolen
Dress Goods stock per larger than ago.
because bargains tempted uand We give you all the ad
vantage. Don't fail the Broadcoths.
NoTEwe Goods sponged
free and skirts elsewhere If goods
honpht Shere Ss e I y Z X & +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18

In It's preliminary statement for the
year ended juno sOth the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad shows net earnings
OF 50, 1881. y
The s sss es sanai a FGRe q 1ss Sss
the fiscal year ending June ~, iVoa,
shows that the company earned over 9
per cent upon Its common stock.
MI. 7, ?. Lyon has been 'f' appointed
eral division q the Norfolk aad Z We st
e EN- At H. Roa reaisn;ed Ea succeeding MF
Secretary q, j. Smith. Of the e. AmeI!:
ton OF general PSasssnEef
ana q hs n SI
Is es q e9 Tic Hote old
Point Comfort Va,#on October l ll't, J, II a 4,
MI ". Il Pierce hereto 3 fore 9 ,va .ra1ntt
Greensboro n. g. has been n ap 2 MI.
sion SION With headquartsrs al JaeksonIyl!lIlss,
Fla, Ice Mr.. L, Williamson, reslsl ls'
Mr. Richard 81 H9 ;sI nns e p ysyss s
Atlantic and North Garslina - MaM opth
Gar1lGnfb sSs s ana ss
ship Of two-thirds Of TIE capital ,d s1oes,
ton ion WITH Tie Southern Railway eng l,i ths
& g. stT tho aoas,, adlstahce Of ninets-sIx
miles
msn Ell 81 HGSs 81 th has hem aRRGf
viion of the Southern Ra lway, With ONCE
nj birmingham, Ala, 10 succeed Mt Y.
W, Seldcl. resigned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18

Ingram Druggets, sx4 yards, for 1915.
Brussels Ingram Druggets, SKA yards
for @12, and AIS yards for go. "a
Smyrna Rugs. full hearth SIZE, new
colors and designs, for H1.1O, ~,
$3.50, % and ~. S!fs u III &
Administer Rugs, hearth size, for ~ 70
and $3.50.
Ingram Rugs, all wool, one yard
square, 33c.
CARPETs-B Brussels Carpets, only tho
best makes. for rooms, halls and
stairs, start at 06c; others at 7oc,
SOC and 0oc. Il.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18
White Stone Diamonds.

II You saw Some pay dollars for Of
these Rings YOU would callit diamond Wealthy people
frequently imitation diamonds and leave the real
stones their vaults. No else knows the difference
These stones are wonderfully good limitations
THE q. IT. GUARANTEED SHELL RINGS, with
brilliant stones 25c each
Shirt Studs Brooches There others
$780, tell jewelry costing ten times
& much
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18

armure effects, pure silk, suitable for
shirt waists.
4Dc for soc Black Pongee, launders
perfectly, heavy enough for fall and
winter shirt waists.
/, noe for 6t]c Black Liberty Satin, puro
silk has finish Ike satin duchess.
81 for s1.9S Black Grenadines. plain
stripe and embroidered effects, full
IS inches wide.
Ate for .75c Crepe de Chimes, In pretty,
light tints, soft and clingy, pure SIX,
q inches wide
soc for SSc Silk N1essallnes, pure silk,
very soft and lustrous, has finish
like satin, light or dark colorings.
3Oc for G5c China Silk, 80 inches wide,
beautiful line of light and dark
shades.
3Dc for 69c Fancy silks. in all colors
and styles, suitable for fall shirt
waists.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18
Ready-nlade Garments

bought quick sales We had them made to order with
vey To- selling YOU tic thing that Your tailor would
charge double prices for Every stitch that your tailor would
tere only these stylish Ours are made atcr
the London models Our last years business was
plenonlenal the line to beat it this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18
COIfEN'S STORE Will BE CLOSED ON MONDAY
tuesday
Another Big Silk Purchase.

Our blvcr being New York last week. able to pick
I'D another Silks big saving. BY buying the
quantity lie did your Silk money go full half further
Note especially on Tuesday the line of Tatfetas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18
lIunSinq's World Famous Underwear

lvItllI0lllY WI ~ dlltUtl3 0ll00I -
Tor eight years have sold and proven Munngs Under
splendid wearing qualities the fact that
every garment is made figure lifts it far above the
kinds The ordinary underwear made certain size
and then stretched toht bit Nunsngs shaped To- the human
figure Besides tits non-shnkabe AS USUAL all the
other priced goods You Will find prices below.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18
Handsome Curtains and DraperieS.

j Of our Curtain selections. We,
5 more to the point, can save
!, pair Of Curtains. We bought
torres buy dozens-tl1e larger
Irish Point Lace Curtains, we'll COW
cred designs. Sb pair.
Attractive Irish Point Lace Curtains
for F3DS n pair worth $3.50.
Venetian Lace Curtains. dainty and
well covered patterns for 1925 a
pair: values from $3Sto $3.50.
Tapestry Portieres, heavy quality.
nlercerized and oriental, with broad,
a knotted fringe, % a pair.
rvs full line OF Door Panels, In all OF
the new art designs. including Irish
M Point, Russian, etc. white or ecr.l;
S ..g,5prlces start at zoe and up to 70. =.
Mosquito Canopies, with metal fra mes,
& si for. double beds, 81 .65. ,-5tss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18
in RAIL |. II. !. " A.Y Y
CIRCLES
Norfolk and Western Makes all
Excellent Showing on the
Years Business.

In It's preliminary statement for the
year ended juno SOth the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad shows net earnings
of $8,434.5l1. IA n 33E54 5g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18

Wilton Velvet Carpets. good room and
hail patterns, Tor soc, &1, $1. 20 and
$3.50 a yard.
Administer Carpets IN the newest
dining room, library and parlor Of
fects, 1926, $50 and S1.76 q yard.
@ Cottage Carpets, mating effect one
side. carpet the other, 200 and 900 a
yard. !. d
WOOL Ingram Carpets for $50 and zoe
a yard. !,
OIL CtOTHs-Fioor Oil Cloths, all
widt this. arc zoe to 46c q square yard.
I Linoleums, all grades, the newest
wood and granite effects, bOc TO
*1.4O a. yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18
SOME new CARPET FACTS.

We sold and other Floor Coverings last week any
because they
all the tn
buildings nothing
like lnderse and show fuller line OF pa
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he Other Max es.

! 26c each-Boys Silver Gray Shirts
and Drawers. sizes to "a. worth 3sc.
$50 eaci-N1lsses. Beached Ribbed
vests and Pants. vests lace trimmed
and pearl buttons; pants have elastic
bands. t51 q ~ 555 IA All
26c each-Wome Bleached Ribbed
High Neck Long Sleeve Corset Gov
ers, or tho Medium and Heavy
Weight Vests. Il Ss{ &
\ 25c eacl,-1nfants' Wool Ribbed Wrap
per Vests. sizes ! to g. 80
26c each-Misses' u Union Suits.
q Sc cache hildren's Shirts.
X. 44o each-Womens White Wool
u, Ribbed Vests ands Pants.
4. BDc a pair-Women's $1.aO Gauze WOOL WOOL!
Pants, white and natural.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18

MI. L. p. Lyon has been appointed
master mechanic OF ms. z
eral division of the Norfolk and West
ertl at Roanoke, Va, succeeding Mr.
II. r. Herr resigned ssf4} Tai 8,ges
Evening journal., 1904-02-05
A WOMAN

who is an occasional adver-
tiser in The Evening Jour
nal decided to advertise a
house for rent-and said
that while she did not be-
lieve The Evening Journal
would bring results S d e
would try il.
Just tnow she has ordered
another classified advertise
ment in The Evening Jour
nal.
The moral Is Use The
Evening Journal if % I
want results-half a cent 2
word.
Evening journal., 1904-02-05
committee For sho0t.

Edward Melchior. l.. J. sgaer and
William VI. Foord were named as a
committee last night at a meeting Of
the Wavaset Gun club 10 arrange for
an all-day shoot to take place on Feb
ruary y at the Wawaset grounds.
Evening journal., 1904-02-05
RasketbalI at West End.

The Brandywine basketball team
viii play the West End five tonight at
West End Reading Room. This win be
the first game that has been played
there for some time and a big crowd is
expected.
Evening journal., 1904-02-05
coIumbia eraphophones.

New records every day. Come IN and
hear them. DO not hesitate 10 ask TO
have your favorite played. Wen be
glad TO 10 it for yon at Lippincott's.
Evening journal., 1904-02-05
s1oo TYnewriter Cor s75.oo.

The Fox. the pier of all iypewriters.
-ercantile Printing Co. OIL AIarke. 81.
Evening journal., 1904-02-05

WANTED PAPERs-The Evening
Journal wants copies OF the follow
ing dates: October ! and 81, November
aud S and December p. Five cents
apiece paid for first copies brought to
this office.
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LOST AND FOUND

This classification y cent per word.
T OST-A small pocketbook with IS
gold piece inside. Reward if re-
turned to William Prettyman, 6IS West
Second street. t5-3t
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WAN TED-Boy I3 years old wants a
position OF any kinl. Best ref
erences. Jacob Solomonson, 2o4 King
street 1877
Evening journal., 1904-02-05

Sng Edward. who is establishing the
Ist friendly relations with the IMsh
.opie. proposes To make another, visit
10 ireland.
Evening journal., 1904-02-05
WANTED
Thls ,IassIncatlon g cenf per "
IT'S YOURS

If there's anything You
want consult the Want
Columns Of The Evening
Journal or, better still.
paw half a cent 4 word
and get what vou'reafter.
Once tried, always con-
vinced.
Evening journal., 1904-02-05
EGGS Depend on Weather.

The price Of eggs depends on the
Gather.
II the weather becomes milder in
is next few days. fresh eggs will be
ioied at less than SO cents a dozen
tail. The hens viii be more active.
snow prevails within the same per-
)d. especially in the West from which
aCtion more than so per cent. OF the
yg supply comes. the present fancy
-ices will be maintained. The hens
ill not lay.
Evening journal., 1904-02-05
PERSONAL
ThIs cIag.IacalIon J. ceal per worl.

MAIDENS. Bachelors. Widows and
Widowers join Our Leap Year Club
marry or correspond; many rich; no fees
required; we supply proposal cards and
names correspondents everything conf
Dental Box 2Io. Pot,sville, Pa. Il
WOULD YOU MARRY If SUITEDa
10000 desire 10 marry; many
wealthy; descriptive list containing pho
tos and addresses. 2sc; none free Pleasant
Moments Pub. Co. Dept. G, Cory. Pa.
i29-qt
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NOTICES
This classIacation 4 cent per worl.

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of this company. for the election of direc-
ors, and for the transaction OF such other
business as may be necessary OF proper,
Will be held at the principal Offices Of
The company, A-S5 Beach street. in the
city cf New York, on Tuesday, February,
3, 1904 between the hours Of twelve m.
ana enc p. m. The stock transfer books
VIII be closed ten days prior to date Of
election
G.. G.. AfILsTROM. Assistant Secretary.
Nu23tofch9-i4tf
Evening journal., 1904-02-05
LEGAL NOTICES.
rms clasencatIon q cent por wI1ori.
gr pIssoLuTfoN. !. \.

NOTt yE or DISSOLUTION
Wilmington Del, Jan. %. 1904.
Notice Is hereby given that the partner
shin he rctrorc existing between William
u sharp ana Walter Harold smith. both
of the ciNv uf Wilmington county of New
Castle AID. Stnte OF Delaware. under the
Arm name Of Wm. 3 sharp & Co. has
this day been dissolved by mutual con-
sent. An debts owing 90 said partner
ship are 70 be received and recoipted for
bv the said Walter Hanold Smith' and
ail demands tn 'ihd, ,shbl' 'uarlhership are
to be paid on settled by the said Walter
WAfe b. SHARP.
w. HAROLD SMITH.
NOTICE.
The Dry Goods Business CARPET Rusi-
ness etc., heretotore condugted by Wm.
Same place the southeast oorNsr lof
Fousth and Market streets in the city
lof Wilmington and state OF Delaware,
by the undersigned.
w H. SMITH & CO.
Successor To VIM. B. sharp e. Co.
eod-fS
Evening journal., 1904-02-05
HARD SEASON
FOR MARKETING
Housewives Have Difficult
Matter to Find Variety
of Things for Table
WILL SOON Be MUCH EASIER

Housewives are now experiencing
great dinhculty in securing a variety
OF things TO supply the table This is
one OF the hardest seasons Of the year.
Tomorrow viii find many on King
street who are perplexed with the ques-
ton: what shall 1 buy?7
Poultry continues to stand at a reg
ular price. Turkeys are not very nu-
merous. Gobblers may be bought
dressed for Is to % cents pound.
Turkey hens from 20 to % cents a
pound; chickens, 10 TO is cents a pound.
Butter ranges in price from Is TO 40
cents a pound. Eggs hold their own.
They cost from 25 TO 30 cents a dozen.
There are few dainties i'm the mar
Net hot house and Southern grown
vegetables but the prices soar well up.
Celia, at Fourth and King streets.
may be able TO help out the perplexed
marketer. lie following are prices
quoted by him;
Cabbage. to Is cents a head: let
tuce. to IL cents head; radishes, s
to cents n bunch: carrots, to 10
cents a quarter peck: celery, ? to 6
cents a stalk: leel1s, ] cent each: spin
lch, 10 to 20 cents a quarter peck; tur-
nips, s to 10 cents a quarter; onions,
10 TO IS cents q quarter peck: new
white potatoes, 20 cents a quarter peck:
string beans, 10 to 25 cents a quart:
mushrooms, 30 to 80 cents pound;
saulihower. 10 TO 80 cents head: toma-
Toes. 20 to 30 cents quart; cucumbers,
;, 10, and u cents each; beets. cents
/ quarter peck; Bermuda onions. 10
; cents each; cranberries. 8 to 14'cents
quart; pineapples, Is 20 80 cents each;
-rape fruit. TO Is cents each. cocoa
nuts, 10 cents each; oranges. 10 &c
30 cents a dozen; lemons. 10 TO 20 cents
dozen; tangarines 10 to 20 cents O
'ozen; apples, s TO Is cents quarter
oek white grapes Is "a 20 cents q
sound; lady apples 10 to 10 cents d
quart.
strawberries from the South are ex.
pected to begin TO arrive next weel
as viii also many other Southern veg
etables.