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Evening journal., 1906-08-25
BALTIMORE &OMO
2AE Road.
senldulo In ,llleI aIay gl. llOa.

Scheduo In eject May "a. lsOs.
lrinS Ltasv Ar44,,.44u - .s.s cuuo Stntion
WlLMlNGTON. DELL
Le-ly- Daily except Sunday Sunday
NEW YORK ana the East .ass. .ssa
.aoyai Limited y 81 .iico lo0 n no 'oH
rHlLADElPHTA. s2sg .62a. $50 CocaD.
lltu, "i.2O OucaD, $50, $40, 1884 locnD.
sss0. N0.is QocaD, li057 uocaN, uif1
ln.ss a. m. li.2e, 1905 docaD. $50 A56
ca. leo uocaD. ROO :7.O5 OocaD. sLta
iS.b2 OocaO, sii.c0 ~ IN.
CHESTER $3.50 OocaD, ,6sO, .Tc0 OocaD
lavl, $40. fe.di OocaO. $40, il04s QocaD,
llQ5l locan. lu.N g. n,.. il.a6, 1906 (io-
ifoo To5 tioesii. '7JS ,s5s 'docaD. .ii.oi
BhITiMoRE :. WASHINGTON. ssta
eNl6 iil,Ol a. m, el0f. s2.47. sAH 1850.
.6ii .koyM Limited" 'gos. s10os y. m.
NlG a. NJ. l3.l0. 600 p. m.
ME V.ARK. ss.is 400, ss,i6. i1i.o1 a. m,
l2..9 si.0, $40. $50 1900. 100. '9.09.
sISqfsSSl5; i A. Sl5 sS 49, Tls ss asSr.1.,sD @ gsDEs;s' SS
LANDENBERG ana way Stations. l9ss
MQl9 a, nl,. 1900, N.N y. IN.
lPlClshutG. ISIS q. M. MG. 1850. s64i
cf,Hfesz.9eln fr,Hfesz.9l ~ nlfmitsd'' ~ "a ,lo.es .s ?; m;
CINCINNATI. sr. Louis 4 LOUIS
! WILLIE sef0 a. m, si.Od. % % D. m.
Del Ave. sta, Delmarvia Tel 2ls3, ID,
& A. Tel. 1422-A. City Ticket ONCE
SO4 Market street; d. 81 A. Tel. 176S-A.
Delmarvia Tel. 2i95.
II. A. Miller. Travelling Passenger
AGENT.
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BUSH LINE

Freight received Tor all points given
personal attention, ana Forwarded
promptly at lowest ratea aud by besi
routes.
Boats leave both Wilmington ana
Philadelphia at 800 p. m daily. SUNDAY
excepted.
Through rates ana bills OF landing
issued.
GEORGE w. BUSH 8 SONS Co.
lsier 3. South Wharvea. PHILADELPHIA.
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.-CLASSIFIED ADS
Wants, For Sale, For Rent, ReaI Estate Etc.
ROOMS FoR BENT.

FOR RENT-Rooms and board 5OG
West Sixth ST. a22-eod-im
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Pennsylvania Railroad.
Philadelphia. ealtImors and Washing
ton Division.
Schedule IN eject July !. 1906.

Schedule IN effect July l. 1906
For Chester and Philadelphia, li3. 4.lo.
$50, 1900. 1850. iliS lii52. lil5 a. m.
G07, is;sS, 6.57, 9ls 1000 and MOO p. -, %,
1000. li.i5 a. M, li2.i5. Isl 100 2Bs, 1850,
eVa, 1870. 6.0l. 6.e5. l72S g.l3. 1000 and
N44;v1 p. NJ. Sundays.
D, For Phlladelphla only. 329. 9,ab a nl;'
,m,,tl BOO, b22, 6.ls, I'll and 500 y. ~
eNeek-daya, " S.a3. $50 a. m. 6l8. IN ana
@Y1 p m, Sundays -,
ss9 y sss ills 1 q NJ. .is.SS. .i.sf $50 S'S2
ssa. sIi'l' s2J p. 70; w.esek-aaasSs' d "a sS
onsYr Boston without changN 1000 o. M
Sayvs $40 y. m. weekdays 800 D. N. sun
Baltimore and Washington, los. 40. 7;lA
iii 80 'isglt' XXX gI end us a ma a .zs
days 'i ios 2 % ~ ane l2ls nish,,, ,s " %'SS- %
oi51s.so, @2o5, $50. 859, SIS, COZ s0.26. ISL.
iSais,,,vld W. y. m, and li2.lS nisht sundays
.-is Afa, 5.5S D. M. week-daya. and lass
p' ~. Sundays
20. tEo South rss
a,,a 'l5asn1tiio Coast I.lne.-1xpress. los a, m
g aouthern Hallway Express. go a. M.
aeaSearsdY a ~ Rir M s.ss SSlly, ,nauway-E1pros.
15y S,l,dii.. a. m. and $50 p. m, daily. =
Afesrmi1itpiik and Western Railwuy-for
ds,iyyp phiS ana New Orleans. 625 D. ma.
Chesapeake q ohio Haiway-Express
asiiv@ a m. weekdays, l.i9 and 61b y. M
Delaware Division.
,.fis9r New Castle, Cos. SIS a. m. 005. s.,A
dsSI eo5 p m weekdays. 7.5s a. m. and
For I,ewes and Rohoboth. a2s a. m.
4sO SH p ~ Weekdays. 7.5s a. m. ana
eur, Dover. Harrington. and pclmnr
/ nirit 10 o. n M, gii, $50 p. n. and Nv
~ night Sundays
For Harrington ana way stations. &C.
FiS;r.end end auo p, m. weekdays.
/ Comf5rt tgr cape, Chnnes Ola Poin
""sS ana 100 hight. daily.
For Atlantic City.
pSeaolnfn meeting VIA West philadelphia, o
| lIruad Street, G30, $50 n, M, 1870 (satur
days cnly), iao. a5s. $50 ana Sis .. f
N nncv6-agy y, Al5. s.ie a, m; l2.15 ana 81
p. m M '.ail sunidays. Atlantic city Special o.
Cape May, ass p. m. weekdays. TO q
n, FundayB.
sS,gDinlng Car. Accommodation
ihe Wilmlngttn Transfer Company vii
5 snd I INr ana check baggage from hotcll
For further Information, appiy 60 J. n
McWiD'ams. city Ticket Agent. bn9 Mar
ket etreet or at tho station. Telenh ne
| Guy ucket ofhce. ID and A. $50. or rel
W. w. ATTERBURY. ]. r. WOOD.
General MANAGER. pnss'f. Trafnc Mgr
GEO. W. boyd
General Pnseenger Agent
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DAY BOAT EoR BALTIMORE.

Commencing June g. from Philadelphia,
7s0 a. m. and Chester about $50 q. m.
connecting with trullcys from Whining
about 10 a. m. Delightful trip and beau
tlful scenery through the Canal and on
Chesapeake Bay on the twenty knot
steamers PENN" and LORD BALrI-
MORE" Steamers also stop nj LORE
WOOD GROVE, the delightful Picnic
Ground. Excursion TO Grove. Coo from
Philadelphia and Chester and sOc from
Delaware city. returning by up steamer
aa usual from Philadelphia at =. M.
Chester at y. M, and Delaware City nj
y. m, daily except Sunday. Send FOR a.
Assent, Pier 3. South Delaware Avenue
Philadelphia.
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REAL ESTATE Foa SALE.

FOR sALE-Grocery stock and fixtures
in growing section Of city. Address M %
this Office. a22-3t
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PROPOSALS.

----------11@-1----17--7'
ENGINEER OFFICE. U. S. ARMY.
Whining ion. Del, Aug. 25, 1906. Sealed
proposals for jetty and dixie construction
at mouth of Mantua Creek n. j., will DE
received here until II o'clock q. m, Sept
"a 1906 and then publicly opened Infor-
nation on application. c. A. +. Flagler,
Major Engrs.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

BUY A FARM IN PENNSYLANVIA,
NEW JERSEY OR DELAWARE.
Best States for profitable farming. Soil
adapted to great variety OF crops. Near
markets t'iat pay best prices for your pro-
ducts Farm lands IN these States my
speciality, sold and bought. Write for par
ticulaTs RAYMOND G. FRICK. 1A02 r. 10,
Trust Bid. PHILADELPHIA.
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prrprrc eAru

WIN be sold at 636 South Connell 81. on
TT-FSDAY. AUGUST II. at 9 o'clock "a. m.
Houechold goods ParlOr and chamber
furniture. beds. bedding, toDlcs. chairs
carpets. dishes, &c. Also a lot Of hot-bed
sash, glass and flower pots.
w. a. HukiI Auc.
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PUBLIC SALES.
~7-0-0s'-7-77-
prrurrc SALE

PUBLIC SALE.
Wui be sold at 5i2 West Sixth street, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST l6, at 0 a. m.
Household goods such as parlor and
chamber furniture, beds, bedding. taples
etove. tubs and many other articles.
MRS. L. V. CONNELLN,
w A. Hukiu Auc.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
DESIRE TO NOTIFY MY FRIENDS
and the public that ] have removed my
tailoring establishment from 924 W. zth
st. to aeress below.
c. A. BALASCIO & Co,
n. w. cor 9Th and Tatnall SITS.
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new JERSEY & WILMINGTON FERRY co.
Steamer UIrica.

Time table in effect July lst. 1909.
Week days.
Leaves Wilmington. 500 a. M. 500. eli
Leaves Penn's Grove. COO 1000 a. M, 500
y. IN.
EaturdayB
Lenves Wilmington. 500 a. m, $780, noon;
500. GLE, i030 D. m.
Leaves ponn's Grove GOO. 1000 a. m. 80,
500. ZOO y. m.
Sundays.
Leaves Wilmington, $50 a. m. lS0. 6.15.
500 p. m.
Leaves Penn's Grove. 500. 1880 a. m.
500 500 D. m.
Phone 2G90 y. & A.
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sForeign Travellers and Domestic
Tourists carry our Special Accident
best Health Contracts.
The General" Accident Co. VIM. r.
Morris, Dist Mgr. Board Of Trade
Rooms. Equitable Bldg.
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CIVIL ENalNEERs.


FRANCIS A. PRICE, civn engineer and
Surveyor, i0O9ih Market st.. both phones.
opposite Court House.
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PIANOS.

PIAEOS-If you want bargain in used
pianos OF any make write for Bargain
Booklet No. So BLAsIUS s SONS, Phila-
dclnhia.
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WILSON LINZ
PHILADELPHIA PASSENGER AND
FREIGHT LINE.
@5 '.
- ~, - H.
.IIlNrr
-
70 - 49,. -. .if.r.A 49,
WILSON LINZ
IRON sTEAAiRi.s BIsANDYwINE AND
CITY or cHEsrER.

Leave wilmington, ava street wharf
weekdays and sundays Tor Chester and
PHILADELPHIA, l.2O and 1890 a. n.. l.SV, Al3
ana D. M.
Leave Chester ono hour later.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut street
wharf, weekdays and Sundays, at i.3J
and 1880 a. M, l.a0 AIS and b. NJ.
Leave Chester ono hour later.
saturdays. Sundays and Wcdne1dnys.
extra boat leaves Wilmington and phla-
eelnhQ % $50 b. m. For Washington
Park 1910 n. m. i.80 fi5 and p. M.
Returning leaves Washington Park al
d3l, l.l5 ana 1900 D. M.
Saturdays. Sundays ana holidays be-
tween Philadelphia and Wilmington, rare
ono way sQc-round trip bQc. heiweea
Chester and Wilmington or Philouelnhie,
rare ono way ibc-round trip 2bc. On All
other dnys; good on day Of sale only, be-
tween Philadelphia and WI mington, ono
way i5c-round trip 25c. Between Chester
ana Philadelphia OF Wilmington. one way
loc-round trip lbr
HORACE WILSON
General Manager
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BOARDING AND LODGING.
NOTICE.


NOTICE-A special meeting OF the Fra
tornal order of Eagles is called FOR Sun
day afternoon at 130 o'clock 20 prepare
to 80 to Chester for the opening OF Ches-
ter Aerie. All members attend.
NOTICE-All the members and officers
of The True ReformoIs are cordially IN
vitod 10 attend the funeral of Mr.. Lewis
Baily $50 Orange street, Sunday, August
r. 1906. The funeral services az Bethel A.
NJ e. Church. / p. M. Let all the mcm-
bers of the various Fountains be al the
said church u o'clock sharp
IT, D. YOUNG,
Grand Worthy Master.
C. =. Griffin. Chief.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
ALL STATE LICENSES AND TAX
DUE AND NOT PAID ON OR BEFORE
THE 3OTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1WG
THERE WILL BE 25 PER CENT
ADDED THERETO. IN ACCORDANCE
WITH SECTION g. CHAPTER 6S RE
VISED CODE, LAWS OF DELAWARE.
WINFIELD s. OUIGLEY.
Clerk Of the Peace. New Castle County,
wilmington. Del. July 81. 1906 ai-im
. NOTICE-Th members Of star Of
Delaware Lodge. No /. Order Shepherds
OF Bethlehem and members Of the order
in general are requested to inset In their
rooms IN Masonic Hall, Wednesday,
August 9, at I o'clock sharp TO attend
funeral Of our late member Sir Robert
J. Hills. BY order Of commander.
Jennie w Smith. Scribe.
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MORTGAGE BROKERS.

HONEY TO LOAN on desirable 0rst
aOrtgages on citv properties In amounts
-mii IIAWKINs y co. ll2 Market sc
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ELEcTRlcAL CONTRACTORS.

BucKMAsTER BROTHER & co.
electrical Contractors and Jobbers.
estimates Furnished g2i Market St
r. g A. PHONE @a2fA. DElM. lS0A
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1895 ......... e.2-S 5s.afs.l.f e25isN7
1897 .......... 81. 77.sg-.a57 1l7.2.ge7
iNi ..-...... logs l-9. 4r.H 17l.I55.0 81
I,s5 ......... $40 St.Dif-f6 l-l0n1. I-5
AT Tho south there was an Increase ~
about 81 Ier cont. in amount of uahIi-
Tics. hut a decrease IN number Of 220.
Tho increase go amount was entirely
provided hy Maryland. and occurred u
t.e third class ~ real estate and iu-
-rr-tnce failures. Liabilities were slight
lv heavier in the District Il Columbia.
Virginia. West Virginia and Alabama.
hGr none OF these We're large while
tlore was notable Improvement be- Ken
tlcky Tennessee Louisiana. AIississipri.
Georgia and South Caroline. Fourteen
banking failures occurred $50 this sc.-
son. but none ~ especial nase, uGo.
Little uot change occurred in tho three
Southwestern States. heavier Liabilities
rl Missouri being offset h, D. 5crrca-.
~ almost million dollars ir Texas. while
trD Iteration Ut- 1904 IMPORTANT .r Are
I-ar-as
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Southern Railway.

=, TRAIN LEAVE RrcuNFOND
10y, f'-t '.. r 1r schedule figures published
-'l rs ~ fr-n0t non. anf arc no. guaranteed.
~ = Il7i'y-rocal FOR charlotte.
.~.r' " DAILY limited T2riffe- Pullman -
,an'a or R'-n'n-ham Sen. O-leans,
NJ nf7. g .fhattano0ga and all ne S0nth-
1r.rrh coach f-r Che-s Cit~ oxford.
-. DUP an ans rtf-N
i-'' , M-Daiiv-T.f 7'itea Pullman ready ~
p NJ for an ire South
-. YORK RIVER LINE
'" M-ENccpt Sunfay-No. fs-Barirnors
a.6 M..EEce7t sunsay-No. io-Locai 70
o." Eycop, sunsay-No Tt-1oesi %
s5s 4 " 80 p. M-Frorn al the srrta
'.'. Nm Charlotte. Paieich. Durham.
60. n7se Ci,v and Local stations
81 N-r-0r1 Eov~-if'o arI Local Stations
s." No. i5-Frorn Baltimore ana West
1915 = " No. ., s,fs p NJ M s-Fro-
c ~ Wrrs-Dr-Pv y >
~ ~ 2 Main g. PloN-,ond "a
y p S'F-NNFP & - UAPNwT~K
Cen Mt pee Inf N-V
" ~ -AvrO- = . A:
W Thfrr.07. = 2
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RAILROADS
y T. ~ r Richmond.
N. b[No Frcderickabura a
Potomac q. n.

r. F. CO p. 5 .:a:ciss:su.s a
Trains Leave ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
s.9 A M-Daily-Byrd S. Through.
"a" A. A--h'eeS Days-Eiha- AshIand 40
c'funolatlnn.
$50 a M-DaAy-Byra ST. Through. Local
,1 uoo. Week rays-Hyrd - rough
W Si-Week IaFs-A5rl Frra--Icr ks
olfE .ru-0oGaticn.
c j. -lla.. r-Aillu ST. Through
Week Deys-hlba ASH ASA &c
ID N.-IIaI .e-nvrI Sc Through
rams Arrive Richron d-southwsard
b." M week Days-Eiba- Ash and 40
$50 Week pavs-Byrd 81. Frederiels-
olE Accom-. 0rafi0n.
Ma t-tr-d s. through
H'" = ~ week Days-Byrf 81. Thrcugh.
Local. stops
M-DaIiy-Ma'n 81. through.
o.F = H-Week Days-T'ha- AshfanA 40
~. 10 = naly-Byr1 s. Through.
'' r. A-fai.y-Ry-s ST. Taroush. Local
n -Dary-9Tofn ST. through
...t r-l-i man Sieeri-r o- Pa-ior cars %
rains eUrrrf trains arriving kirh-
"ona pr. 80 A NJ. week DAYS. and local accom-
..- arrivals 0-5 departures ane -orneo-
~ guaranteed
A.-. ~. O. y CUP ". ? TAYLOR.
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Chesapeake G. Ohio Railway

Cincinnati, INDIANAPOLIS, St Louis. chIca-
90. Louisville. Nashville. Memphis.
2.i5 p NJ anf 100 ? ~. daily.
Westbound Local Trains:
80 a. ". daily and 5.i5 P ". week days.
Newport News. Norfolk and Old Point,
600 A. NJ. ana 900 p NJ daily.
Local for Newport News and Old Point,
7S5 A ana 800 P. n daily.
James River Line;
0.1o A NJ daily: 5:b p NJ week days
Arrive Main Line from west: - % A. NJ
East: zoos A. NJ. sii.S 4 N 100 p NJ
8 m p. NJ James River. '.s o. A. N ss-A
= NJ feDaiy eek. Sunday)
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BALTIMORE. ND. October 2-FLOUR-
Firm and unchanged. Wheat-F.rm; spot. con-
tract. 75tc.. southern boy sample 5fu-5c.
Corn Firm. spot 5iai n5i9sc; southern white.
6ln '6isc. Oats-Firm, SO. mixed. 5.n1l iac.
Rye Firm. 80. western. domestic 1U1Tlc.
Hutter-Firm and unchanged. fancy imitation.
1u 'lc. do. creamery. 2lr26c. Eggs- steady
az 2f' thecsc-flrn and unchanged. large.
laisc; small. lac Sugas-Stcady ana uu-
changed.
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RICHNICND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond. Va. October 8 1876
QUOTATIONS.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway.

Southbounc Trains Leave Richmond Daily
$50 A M.-Local 20 Norlina. Raleigh. Char
lutfe. Wilmington
40 7 M-Th rough Sleepers and Coaches A.
lantl Birmingham. savannah Jackson
vile ans Florida points.
" on 7 Vt -Thra Ieh Coaches anf Sleepers SR-
vannah Jacksonville Atlanta. Birming-
ham and Memphis
Nortrbound Trains Arrive Richmond DaIiS
G.lo A. II ass M $50 T. ~
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKET.

PEANUT MARKET.
CReoorfed nv Rodgers McCabe 3 COZ
PETEKSHl re. VA. October 2-pEANrTS-
Spanish Market or mat 81 81 per hushel Nir-
einlas-Market firm az 5@sc. for fancy stock
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The residence Of Mr.. Owsley Sanders
now under construction in Ginter Park. -
rapidly nearing completion. and Will prob
ably Doe ready for occupancy by the LIST
OF january.
In the construction OF this house the
architects specifications call for red
brick. laid in Flemish bond. with white
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CONSULAR AND TRADE NOTES

movement IS said TO be on foot In
natal, South Africa I'm favo- n COM
plete union with the Transvaal. by which
Nata' would secvre tho Tmusvaars trade
and the Transvaa would secure It's own
harbOr
The last vintage 81 South Australia
yielded 2.655.s47 gallons as compared
with 2.045.47S gallons in TIE previous
year. states Reuter- telegram The
Wine stocked at the end OF June amounted
TO 5.S0o.e9S gallons.
From BlocMfontein comes the news
that trek IS being organized from the
Orange River colony 10 British Iast
Africa. The FIRST party win consist os "a
hundred Beers. fully equipped with
wagons. oxen and horses
The Dutch Government has bro,t.ht I'm
% Dim providing that AN meat for EXPORT
from Holland shall boar AN official stamp
as guaranty of quality Amy lnfraction
~ the law viii entail severe penalties.
states London Times correspondent
The increase of French imports into
Australia continues. Their total value
i1 1905 was si.e5ooo. while ia 1915 81;
was S2fSf. 500
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offered the railroad to erect the shops

offered the railroad to erect the shops
here
The Wilson tobacco market has al
ready this month sold over four million
pounds OF leaf tobacco. at AN avero &c
price OF about ten cents. Tho sales for
the month will doubtless exceed i've
million pounds
Cotton receipts on the local market
are comparatively light thus far this
season. owing TO the decline in price
The total receipts this season To- date
amount Co some eight hundred bales.
Tho receipts for the same period last
season more than doubled that amount
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THE NORTH CAROLINA
Pine ASSOCIATION
Invite Governors to Serni-AnnuaI
Meeting and Ban
Quet.


NORFOLK. VA. September 2g-The
North Carolina Pine Association. com
posed now of nearly 200 manufacturers
az pine lumber and representing the bulk
az the entire lumber output in Virginia
AND the Caroliuas is preparing for its
-cni-onnual meeting TO be held i'm
Charleston. =. c.. October l1th and 18th.
The meeting win he held in the Assem-
i.y Rooms az the Charleston Commercial
Dluh More than 300 lumbermen from
y irginia. North Carolina and South Caro-
lima are expected to attend
Il feature of The meeting viii be n big
banquet 90 wH7ch the most prominent
orators az the South have been invited.
including Governor Swanson. OF Virginia:
FORMER Governor Aycock Of North Caro-
lima. Governor Haywood. of south Caro-
lima; senator Bon Tilm1n. and IIoKe
smith and John Temple Graves. OF Geor-
ga
This somi-annual meeting Of the North
carolina Pine Association is ~ u-iaI iu-
iereSt just nc this time. in view OF the
-iett efoNt h ot the lumber industry I'm
lne iAiee states En- which it operates
The Association has grown from "a NOM
horsh.p ~ thirty two years ago ~ d.
Hl'innct .-p that IS expected TO exceed
-'i az the October meeting. Association
iN..~ iA Nifrlnia and the Carolin4s cut
".''t a. hi.ion and a half feet az lumber
annually Some of this enormous o,,f-
rHt is consumed locally b.t tho bulk OF
u s. shipped To- thirte.n Eastern ana
\'rt.'fu States. from Ohio To- Name
whore lt figures i'm al kinds Of buusi,,
operations.
Even 'hc foroisn markets recognize mis-
\'iiA Carolina pine lumber ANA 10 g..
'' extensively ln Eneland. Germany and
lands. where it is being .u-
4'+''i I'D ever increasing volume.
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would Doe termed "boom"-a name bust
ness men i'm Virginia never use any more
without shuddcring.
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The second floor has four bedrooms. two
servants rooms and bath. The cellar
viii contain laundry. servants bat..
heater and fuel rooms. 4 broad porch
extends entirely across the front OF the
house and returns half the distance on
either side.
This house was desiened by w Duncan
Lee architect and is being built by
Mossrs. Peers and Gallaspy. contractors
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WANT THE SHOPS.
The Tobacco Sales at Wilson
Heavy for the Month.

-T"'-H- - N" II70c7--7 ~ fc1-I
WILSON. y. O.. September % The
business Mems Association Of Wilson
VIII make AN effort TO secure the Local
ton Of the shops Of the Raleigh and
PamlicO Sound Railroad In this city.
This road VIII be completed I'm a few
months and the location OF the shops
IS 50 FAR unsettled. Inducement viii be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30

mortar and trimmings Of Indiana lime
stone and slate roof.
The interior arrangement IS very sim
PIE and compact. there being no wing
Guiding. and all the convcnienccs are
brought under one roof. The first floor
r*2s twelve-foot nall. extending through
TIE mouse. with parlor and diuing-roon
on one side and tine livinr-roon. sfo~.-
ROOM pantry. kitchen. etc. on the other.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
REV. GEORGE W. rutland
Restored to Health by Vinol and
Strongly Endorsed It.

Prominent men from all parts of the
country are endorsing Vinol. and
strong testimonial letters from four
ministers of the gospel and several
pbysIcians have been received within
,yaek. Such unsolicited testimony as
tbIs the best proof OF merit any medi-
cine can have,
The Rev George w. Rutland of
Keane n. H, writes. II have used
yo,r cod liver preparation. Vinol as
ronic and | do not believe there Is any
other medicine that Cpn equal It. II
buut me up and strengthened me when
,,un down and overworked. Finol has
done for me more than was claimed for
tt
We honestly believe there is no other
remedy or cod liver oil preparation
known to medicine that has the healing,
strengthening power which Vlnol he's.
and If It fails TO create strength and
health for run down dcbilitatcd people.
old people. weak. sickly women and
children. nursing mothers. and after
severe sickness, or II II falls to cure
hacking cough, chronic cold, throat or
bronchial trouble, or TO make those who
are too thin fat, rosy and healthy, we
Will return every cent paid us for IL
Is there sick. ailinS or aged person
I'm Salt Lake city who can afford to ie-
more this generous offer2 Druehl &
Frankcn, Druggists, also Smith Drug
Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
WAS NOT FORGOTTEN
Alderman O'Donnell Travels 1TOO
Miles to See Dying Friend.
speeIal to Ihe Trlhune.

Special TO The Tribune.
CHICAGO. March 29.-Not many men
Will travel 100 miles to be with friend
when undergoing u serious operation. but
that Is what l.. G O'Donnell OF Salt Lake
City did this week. His old friend Dennis
Sullivan q former plastering contractor
has been patient at the West Side hos
pital for over a year. During that time
four operations have been performed on
him. the last one being yesterday
A week ago the surgeons told Sullivan
that his chances OF recovery were slight.
and he was advised TO notify his friends
in case that he failed to rally. The best
friend he had In the world was Mr. ODon-
nell. who is a member of the Salt Lake
City Council. One of the hospital nurses
wrote to Mr. O'Donnell. and on receiving
the letter he took the first train for Chi
cago He telcgraphed ahead 10 the hos
pltal management that he was on the way
10 be present at the operation. This pleas
ing news was impaired to Sullivan. and
Il seemed to give him renewed strength.
which aided him In the operating room.
SulliYan's right leg has been amputated
four times. The last amputation WAS at
the hip. His condition Is serious. Mr..
O'Donneil expects to start back home
Frlduy Hc has left Instructions at the
hospltal to send Sulllvan's remains to
Salt Lake In the event of his death.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
OCCUPATIONS GONE
Raising of Ohio Saloon Tax viii
Have Sweeping Effect

COLUMBUS. o.. March 9.-Thousonds
OF men Will be thrown out of employ
mcnt by the enforcement OF the Aiken
1900 LIQUOR law which has Just been
passed The 1--WE thousand proprictors OF
the saloons that will close VIII be out of
employment. At least half of them have
been keeping barkcepcrs. making 26GO
more. Many portcrs, men who get up the
saloon lunches and bakers Will lose their
Jobs Brewery drivers and other en-
DIoyees OF the brcwerieS Will also suffer,
and II is said today that between 1000
and Is. COO persons In all Will be out OF
employment,
Representative Aiken estimated that
tho gain In the States revenue viii be
about So $50 90. thrcc-tcnths of which goes
to the State. 1t IL estimated that 400
saloons Will close In Cincinnati. 400 In
Cleveland $50 In Columbus, 30 in Toledo.
200 I'm DAYTON, and $50 In Youngstown,
besides many In smaller towns.