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on Friday, February ,, vii. be Rip Van Wrinkle. It is not necessary ta dwell on the merits of the piece which made the late Joe Jefferson famous, as theatergoers re all more CT less conversant wi h Washington Iry:ng.s beaut ful legend of the Cat skill mountain Rip Van Niakle.
 The company. consist ing of twen- ty-fye people, composed of an all star cast. and Ar. Geo. Paige in the part of Rip Ean Wrinkle continues to Hin frienas wherever lie goes and those Hho dc not attend the per formanee on naxt Friday evening will be at loss to account for his sfeens= popularity and those who saw hin last year when he played the Ieadjae role Il the Jewel of Asia will no doubt give him a hearty welcome ia fhe part of Rip.
 The entire production ln Ter th H. t'NI2etia1El Ol " Il. l. #I&G. u S=tft tc be one of the finest on the road this season.
 Time has not detraetel from tha piece, it is lively and bright, and tho music is above the average heard nowadays.
 One feature which is very apparent to the spectator is the production itsS If, which has been carefully look sza siftal. Ami Che could not pick flaws were they to criticise indiyid- daliE.
 37e company eraYel in two private 2.l!=.an cars; c2ry .Aa.r a.wn band sz#s. g.ehestra. Also ] aa@ and com. 'e'ete set of scenery The costumes used in the production are eleqan and the electrical effeefs are said to be grand.
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final report of the grand jury.

final report of the grand jury.
 Senator Covington was arrested yesterday at Clarksville. He was in Little Rock Friday when the grand iury made it's report, but the warrants were not served upon him before he left for his home Friday night. The warrants were sent to Sheriff King of Johnson county at Clarksville Fr- day night and reached the latter yes terday.
 Senator Covington went to Sheriff Kings home yesterday afternoon at o'clock, stating that he understood the officer had some warrants for his arrest. Sheriff King then served the warrants and proceeded with Senator Covington to the courthouse.
 The bond has been fixed by Judge Lea at s3,o00 in each of the bribery cases. and S1000 in the conspiracy case, making total of S7,000 requir- ed. The bond was given and approv- ed by the sheriff within a few min utes of the arrest. five citizens of Claf ksville qualifying for total O s10O,ooO. The bonds were signed by Dr. A. N. McKennon, R. D. Dunlap \. N. Eagon, Gee. O. Patterson and
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,,aesablo condition that the postofflce conld withdraw free mail delivery al any time.
 The department seems to be long suffering with Pine Bluff, but some Gav it will turn a new leaf, ana then Fine Bluff must wake up to the faet that it must have some or tilose things not seen in the village-that if must become more like city II Il wishes to enjoy all the advantages ol ] city.
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State or AfkanS2S to X. Mcl4eou. lots II, 13, 14. 15 and 1G. 16-5-7
 NTalinda Conrad to Leading lodge, No. 4229, 1. o. o. F., bot ne ne 1-1-1, s25.
 Stella Senyard to G. T. Meeks; lot , block ?, Holderness-s -senyards addi- ton. s115.
 W. l.. Cobb to W. H. Hoffman; part block 2e, Redfeld, $500.
 J. W. Crock to M R. Stewart; part sw SC 9-6.9, s45O.
 J. K Anthony to Aaron Outlaw: lot s. block s, Humphrey, s6o.
 Lucinda Outlaw to G. H. Carlisle: lot s, block s, Humphrey, S45.
 State of Arkansas to D. C. Bus- ford estate; fractional part nv nv 15-G-9, s219.
 Mason Neateomerv to s. M. Miller: , 1.2 lot .hleell 12. ne ne 1o-G=9 s775.
 William PiIkineton ct al to J. H FilEinetor: nv SC 22-5-10, ct al lands. s1.
 J. As Miller 10 school district Nc. 2. part nv Sc 10-5-1n, $40
 c. w Wagner to Russ. Grocery company: lat 1, block 21, A1theimor, s1 .00A
 George Hampton ct al 10 Ella Ha. wis; sW IT 19-5-9 S1eo.
 Central Supply company to Cen. tral Supply company; all block l4, Hiehland addition, s7oo.
 J. F. Wavmack to Frank Kendall Lumber company: nv nv 10-7-9, $40
 George w. Sheanall to J. c. Curlin: lot 9, block [, Cockrill's addition, north, s200
 William Puddephatt to c, H. Pudde- nhatt: undivided 1-2 1-2 lot 3, block E, Doris addition, west, $500.
 Y. F. Chrtstophe to w. R. Chris taphe:: l-2 lot }, block 13, Doris a7aition, west, s1.
 Annie " Barrow to E. A. Rogers: lot l. block ,. Barrow's addition, s300.
 Maria Lane to s. NJ Taylor ct al: 1-2 lot ,, et al lands 16-47, s2o0.
 W. L. Goodwin, commissioner. r Holland and Bloom; 1-2 1-2 sw sw e-5-7, s75.
 James F. Iites to J. A. Racop: " 1-2 lot 6. block 1, Monks addition No. ?, s400.
 Isaac MoNally to J. w. Sanlers; lot 1, block 1, Merrill's addition, $350.
 William R. Ross to J. E. Quinn; lot 16, Portis' addition, $50.
 c. r. Dunnington to J. E. Quinn; lot r. Ports addition, s57.
 Walter c. Hudson te Mattie Hud se sw 17-7-S ct al lands, s25.
 J. NJ. Hudson to Walter c. Hudson: SC sw IT'S etal lands, s25.
 William Burke to Wyatt Richard; lot 3, block ,, Fiehland addition, $50
 s. s. Parks to Knox-Smar+ Real Fs- tate company; lot 10, block 32, J. W. Monks western addition s30.
 Edward Johnson ct al to Luther Blue; sw sw 11-5-10, SEQ.
 Laura F. Riehey to l.. o. Knox. part lo 3, Finnerty's addition, Sl, 100.
 Oscar Persv to ONeal and Towf- send; lot :, block | Wabhasaaa, s90.
 Robert B. Eo3ds to Mrs. Isa a O. Naal; let l. block 2. WabbaseHa. SEQ.
 ]. N Barrett to William s. Turn CT; let 9, block 9, Sherrill, s100.
 Seuth western Iasprovemen- associa tian to W. s. Trrner;; lot 9, block 9 saerrll, $50.
 "sllifsm Pilkineton tn Mrs Rssche z. Smith: SC nv 22-5-1o, $500.
 t,,thnr c. Newton to Frank Eor. .'a'l Lumber coa'pany; SC nw % --t9 alo.
 Gen. !.ifasisei peft5 tRat pa9ra than Lalf lis soldiers are aa o7n~. This may accoanl for tho sl1waes7 Ntth witch the Russian army is evacH- ati iH@ Manehuria.-Ch eago Record
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Kalamazoo, Michigan, has always been regarded as sort of joke; per haps because it's name made against i;-sounds so much like menagerie or monkey show. But Kalamazoo wants it understood that she has a ecod excuse for remaining on the nrap, chiefly due to the fact that she enjoys an exclusive monopoly on one important article of commerce. Nine ty per cent of all the worlds pepper mint is grown in her vicinity, one firm alone having farms of about 12, 400 acres devoted to this aromatic plant This years crop amounts to 1000 pounds, and will be marketed at s2 to S2.25 a pound. going all over the United States and ta every eoun. try in Europe, besides New Zealand and Australia. Germany and England are the best customers.
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MOTHER
 AND CHILD.

Let the mother take Scott's Emulsion for the two; it never fails to benefit them both. One csa.,n, eat for two, but nour- isa.ng tss..'e. s.'e. is 2 different :.;@co. It ca,,sss iol :. de cree ot inlvsg.s strength that the average Woll4s;.-e lacks. People or ,u>..X,lrV are not very strong by habit; overWorked people are weak in some func- tions from exhaustion or their surroundings. Scott's Emulsion can be depend cd upon to overcome such conditions. It is a Won- derful food for 3 mother and child.
 SCOTT & BOVINE. 4oo Pear, Street. New York.
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Thousands of farmers answered the advertisement of a man who offered to sell "a receipt for making a pound cf butter from a pint of milk and a teaspoonful of our preparation" Of course any one should have been able to see that such an offer was fraud on it's very face, and it is marvellous that any person, however green, should have bit at such transparent bait. All schemes offering short cuts to wealth and new ways to do old things should be regarded with sus- r cion and followed by the Missouri ans demand of "show me-.
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City Attorner

The Graphic is autlvi.. ,l. !; ] nounce MT. W. B. Sol.e ,;+, 5, date for the office ol ;. tha p' subject to the action of tn ,aS N s ic primary on February "
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MONDAY, JANUARY 29, 1906.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
County

County judge-James Gould Sheriff-Mason Philpot. County clerk-Jesse R. Core. Circuit clerk-Edgar Brewster. County treasurer-John Il. shelpy. Assessor-L. T. Sallee. Coroner-R. D. McGaughy. Snryeyor-Joe B. White. Representatiyes-s. J. Hunt W. D. Pinney, Alex H. Powell.
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Do and don't dodge'.' says Thao dGre Roosevelt But when We see a, is49eItHnate creditor coming down the street as we go up the street and We have not the wherewith to do what are we to do, Mr President?
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Terrible prague, those itching, pcs. teIlll@ diseases Of the skin. Pat an end 10 misery. Doan's Ointment eures. At any drug store.
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For City Clerk

The Graphic is a'ltnV'a , nounce MT. Will A hee II, ;l
 for the office of city ois, o.,stic, the action of the Dem0''''''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-29

The Graphic is aa.'lV,,,l .s, :, nounce MT. c. r Dunnlhs's, .,s; didate for alderman 10 i,tr :, pi, Third ward of the city oi ', T. subject to the action of the 7 ie primary election.
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Daily Grapbic.
THE OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.

Entered at PostoiIice at Pine Blu1. Ark, as second class mail matter.
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For Alderman

For EIdeFh'a''
 The Graphic is authorize y .5ouncs J. H. Hudson as v, ' for alderman from the , ss', N of tie city of Pine Blun 7, ' the action of the Demoeia'' on February 10.
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Gen. l.isaFisell faHeft@ that Here than lalf lis soldiers are rH aauS f'ii9 may account for tho sl9W9esS 1ztth which the Russian army is evaca- attns Manchuria.-Ch eago Record Herald.
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Evening journal., 1906-09-04

del. william NJ Prouse'. william rs
Davis
Ninth-Wiliam franklin, S. Luther
Shaws. J. B. Simmons, Bernard Abbott
Tenth-John w. Short, e. Albert webb
John NJ. White. Fred. Hopkins, Aron D.
Woodruff
Senator Alice, according to County
Committeeman David Cooper and others
has thirty-four Of the forty Kent county
delegates, insuring his election by the
Kent caucus as State committeeman, to-
gether with the two associates whom he
will nominate.
AS result Of Saturdays strenuous
primaries. all reaurns of which are now
in at Union Republican headquarters in
Dover. it Is announced here that the fol-
lowing candidates viii undoubtedly be
nominated at Wednesdays conventions
For Congress-Hiram r. Burton. OF
Lewes
For Auditor Of Accounts-Former Speak
er Of the House Henry S. Anthony, Of
Smyrna, to succeed tsate Auditor George
H. Dick
For State Treasurer-Thomas Curry OF
Greenwood, Sussex county, nominated
two years ago by the Union Republican
convention. bur withdrawn in favor OF
State Treasurer Thomas N. Rawlins, Reg
ular.
Evening journal., 1906-09-04
AMERICAN YACHT
WON first RACE
In Roosevelt Cup Race the
Germans We're No
Where

America scored a decisive triumph over
Germany in the first race OF the series for
the Roosevelt Cup off MarbIehead, Mass,
yesterday. The American yacht AUX,
owned by Charles Francis Adams, ID,
treasurer of Harvard University won the
initial contest by a large margin. Vim
owned by. Commodore Clark, Of the Amer
lean Yacht club Of New york, was Sec
ond. minutes 2S seconds behind. The
third boat to cross the finish line was the
German yacht Wannssee, owned by the
Wannssee Sailing Club Of Kiel. Germany.
The fourth yacht was the Caramba, own
ca BY C. H. w Foster. of the Eastern
Yacht Club. while rnly vi and GuecSauf
Nv. two German craft. were in nfth and
sixth places respectively.
The contest was practically between
AUX and Vim.
Evening journal., 1906-09-04
MARSHALL AS
KENT'S CHAIRMAN
Thomas c. Moore Likely To
Be Secretary Of the
Committee
KENT COUNTY DELEGATES

DOVER, Sept. 4-The new Kent county
Republican committee. the election OF
which threw out OF existence both Union
Republican and Regular Republican or
ganizations In this county, Will organ. ze
at once with George w. Marshall, Of Mil
ford, as chairman and Thomas c. Moore
Of Smyrna as secretary and will be COM
posed Of the following well-known Re
puhlicans:
First Representative District-Thomas
C. Moore, of Smyrna; Henry S. Anthony,
Smyrna.
second-wnliam Z. Cole. Of Leps.c;
Thomas V. eKhh, of Dover.
Thlrd-John Freeman Clark, of lSenton;
Harry C. johnson, of Clayton.
Bourth-Lu,her Seward, of Marydel;
Charles ]. Lun, Of Wyoming.
Fifth-Alden r. Benson, of Dover;
Amos A. Watson, Of Dover.
sixih-Lahroy c. Smith, Of Willow
Grove; Robert Freidel. Of Masten's Cor
ner.
seventh-James V. McCommons, of
wyoming; George walheater Of Wood
side.
Elghth-Samuel w. Darby, OF tleueilcai
George c. Herring Of FELTON,.
Ninth-J Wilbur Powell Of Harring-
ton; Charles II. Simmons, Of Farmingtou.
Tenth-Charles Z. Postles Of Milford;
George w. Marshall, Of Milford.
CONVENTION DELEGATES.
The forty delegates from Kent county,
thirty-four of whom are claimed by the
Alice men are as follows the six dele
gates not claimed for Alice being marked
with a star:
First District-Thomas c. Moore, Rob
ert L. Cummins, George Potts, William
H. Baggs, William d. Hudson.
second-Thomas c. Roe. William r.
Cole. Walter S. Hendrixson, William d.
Denneyt.
Third-David S. Clark, Alfred T. Hof-
feclSer Charles Bradley.
Fourth-John Mabrey William II. Mar
vel, Nathan Bickling.
Fifth. Frank Alice, ]. Malcolm Hope,
Edward Reed, George w. Tebo. Henry
Z. Moore.
SiXth-J. Colby smith, Robert Freidel
soventh-Ceorge NJ. Fisher William El-
lison, Or. Luther s. Conwell, George a.
Murray, Ezekiel Cowglll'.
Eighth-samuel c. Creadick, Jacob Frei-
Evening journal., 1906-09-04
PIERCE DISMISSED
FROM THE FORCE
TeIephOned That lie Would
Re urn if Position Was
Still Open

The Police Commission last evening dis
missed Patrolman Harry A. Pierce from
the force, on charges of being absent
without leave for three days and conduct
unbecoming an officer viii be preferred
against him on Monday night next, at
which time Pierce's successor will be ap-
pointed.
1t is said thar Pierce called his wife by
telephone on Saturday from Philadelphia,
and said he would return to Wilmington
if his position as patrolman was still open
but would never return if he had lost it.
After disposing of the Pierce case last
night the Police Board received a report
from Police Surgeon Joseph p. Wales,
setting forth that Manuel Kramer ap-
pointed TO succeed John Simmons, re-
signed. had failed to pass the required
physical examination. The commission
then appointed Horace Mcdaniel, a
Twelfth ward Republican to the place
Mcdaniel is well-known athlete.
Evening journal., 1906-09-04
MORNING GAME.
EVENING JOURNAL GAVE
SPORTSMEN THE NEWS

Not since Fitzslmmons and corbea
fought a Carson city has there beea such
local interest in a ring min as in that at
Go.dneld last night The Evening Journal
Office vus crowded AN cvcnins by SPORTS
mon earer Ter news Of The fight and when
a sporting extra Evening journal wis
issued there was a. mad rush for IL. An
over the city Tho Evening Journal was
commended for It's enterprise in 80
promptly and thoroughly furnishing the
ncwS of the ns.c battle.
II is Il great plty that the wohderrul
night ended as Il did THAT II proved "a
surprise from the length Of the contests
none viii deny. and from a viewpoint Of
stamina it demonstrated the fact that
Nelson is one of the most rugged OF
fighters, while Cans display Of endur-
ance win gain for him the admiration o..
the fstic world. II can be said with re-
gret that Nelson bulled Il all through
the contest; IN fact, he fought foul IN
enarly every round The American spirit
loves mannness ana fair play and an ex-
hibitlon such as Nelson gave when he re-
allied that he was up asanst his master,
viii 90 more to hur, The game than can
be realized az this time.
In this nsht Cans made TOO many saeri-
hces. which he should nevor attempt
again. The weisht--ibout 1872 pauhds-;old
on his vitality. and q is remarkable that
he managed to keep the pace after the
first 10 rounds. Cans az lSi pounds. to
weigh In at o'clock IN tho afternoon for
a night contest IS the peer of them an.
There Is no doubt that Nelson will ash,
for return engagement. When he docs
Cans must play the dictator. II win be
many days however. before the Battler
will even tkink OF climbing through the
ropes again. The iacins" that Cans gave
him in Goldnold yesterday win live ionp
in his memory. and it is doubtmul If "a.
could be dragged again into the ropet
arena with the colored lad under condi
tions less favorable than those OF m.
Goldhqld CONTEXT
Evening journal., 1906-09-04
X-WILMINGTON WON GREAT
THIRTEEN INNING VICTORY
Bill MCGOnigaI Was the
Bright Particular Star
of The Contest

x-viimington and Landlith played
what proved to be the best City League
game Of the season at South Side Park
yesterday afternoon and it was not until
two hands were out in the thirteenth I'M
ning that the City League leaders. thanks
to Bin AIcGoniglc's mighty smash were
enabled to win out 3 TO g.
Bin McGonlgie deserves an the credit
for N-Wllmingtons win for besides his
pretty single IN the last inning he made
two sensational catches on surllth either
Of which had they gone by would have
been good for a home rum
Another lad who deserves much credit
IS Elliott Iandiith's Slab artist In the
morning game he twirled nine innings
against Drovniown and although he lost
st was not bscausc hc did not pitch good
ban because he did, as Browntown only
made fro hits Off him. In tho afternoon
contest he relieved Brinton Ia the third
irriag ana Tor ten more Innings he
had X-Wnmiag.on's heavy hitters at his
mercv
Leonard X-Wilmlngion's slab artist
tririod great ball and if his team had
supported him he would have scored a
shut out Eckrich and Leach fieldcd in
clever style
The morning game between landiih
and Browntown was also clevcrly played.
For oleht innings the score stood 20 I.
In the ninth Brovntown annexed n couple
OF bingocs which were good for two runs
ana the game. The score OF both games
follows.
Evening journal., 1906-09-04
BASEBALL.

The Wilmington Professionals went to
Jenkintown yesterday and lost TO the
club of that place by the score Of 2 TO g
BY defeating the Cuban X-Giants two
games yesterday the Philadelphia Giants
won the championship I'm the Inter
tional League.
SONY McGlynn returned TO his old love,
York, yesterday. and pitched two games
winning them both
Chick Hartey's hitting helped Lam
caster win double header against Johns
town yesterday.
Laioie says Altizer. the Washington
shortstop, is great player and second
Hans Wagner.
While the Chicago enthusiasts are hop
ing for two pennants the patient Boston
fans are wondering whether either OF
their two teams viii manage to escape the
cellar championship.
Evening journal., 1906-09-04
How's This =?

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls s Catarrh Cule.
f. j. CHENEY x CO.. Toledo, o.
We the undersigned, have known 10.
Cheney for the last 10 years. and be-
iieve him perfectly honorable In all busi-
ness transactions ana financially able to
carry out any obligations made by his
WALDINC. KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces Of he system. Testimonials Is
sent free. Price IS cents per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists.
Take Halrs Family Pills for constipa-
tion.
Evening journal., 1906-09-04

RESULTS or YESTERDAYS GAMES
Brooklyn. s; Philadelphia, O..
Brooklyn. 10; Philadelphia, o.
Pittsburg. .: ST. Louis, 1.
Pittsburg, 2; ST. Louis, /.
New York. q: Boston. o.
New York. 3; Boston, ..
Chicago, 8; Cincinnati, 0.
Chicago, 3; Cincinnati, ..
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SULLIVAN is Big
WELTERWEIGHT

by Our own Wire. Publishers Press.
BUTTE, Mont, Sept. 4.-'rhe fight for
the welterweight championship last night
between Mike Irwin" Sullivan and Jack
Dousherty was won by Sullivan in the
nineteenth round on a knockout
Evening journal., 1906-09-04

RESULTS or YESTERDAY GAMES
New York, a: Athletics, 3.
New York, o; Athletics, o. forfeit.
Cleveland, 10; Chicago, 3.
Cleveland. 4; Chicago, B.
Boston, 9; Washington, 1.
Washington, 6; Boston, 3,
st. Louis, 8: Detroit, 2.
81. Louis 8; Detroit, 0.
Evening journal., 1906-09-04
RoxINo.

The Evening Journal was the FIRST paper
IN Wilmington TO give the people the news
OF the Gans-Nelson fight. The sports Ike
an onterprising paper. that's why they
are reading The Evening Journal.
Harry Lewis got the decision over
Jimmy Briggs al the end of fifteen
round contest at Saginaw, Mich. las,
night.
'M mats the matter with having a lit
tie boxing in Wilmington It's a harm
less sport and the large majority Of the
people like IL. The majority should rule
Evening journal., 1906-09-04
SCHOOLS

Open to-day. The opening
in our boys clothing Depart
ment is every day now.
New suits, new odd trous-
ers for all sizes, 3 years to
Is. The kind of goods that
wear, the makes that are
strong and serviceable.
Boys odd knee pants, %
cents to $500. Boys short
pant suits $3.50 to $40. Boys
odd long pants s1oO to 81.
Boys long pant suits s. to
SIS. New shirts, hats and
shoes for boys; all sizes.
Closed at 6 except Satur-
days.
JAS. T. MULLIN e SONS
Sixth and Market
Evening journal., 1906-09-04
Friends School
FOURTH AND WEST STREETS,
Wilmington, Del.

A frst-class preparatory school, fit
ting for either college or business. Six
teen teachers. Excellent equipment
Thorough instruction. Classical, Lit
erary, Latin Scientific, and Scientific
Courses. High School, Grammar
School, Primary, and Kindergarten de-
partments. transportation provided
for children OF the lower grades.
The principal viii be at the school on
and after September 3, TO enroll pupils
and answer inquiries.
Fail term opens Sept. nth.
For free illustrated catalogue address
lIerschel A. Norris, A. Ms Prin.
Fall term begins September 18th.
Evening journal., 1906-09-04

Who's your plumber? Splan? Good
enoughl Knows his business. Fixes
things up 70 stay. Tries to see how
quick he can do the job and get out
Of your road. Never uses anything
but honest materials. Don't promise
to do work for almost nothing and
then try to get even with you on the
extras" What he says he does. AL
ways knows just what is needed.
Strictly on the square, whether it's a
big job or a little one. Everybody in
town knows Splan.
WILLIAM J. SPLAN,
925 Orange Street.
D. & A. 130SA.
Evening journal., 1906-09-04

INNNiastts stssssfffffA ~
tTwo out when winning run was scored.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
-andiith .... .....O1O0OO1OO1OOO-3 O-3
K wilmington q. ..O2O0OOOOO1OO1-4
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Don't

say you can't afford
Electric lighting until
our propositions have
been considered. An ex-
pert will be pleased to
confer with you-with-
out cost. All details
worked out for your
benefit.
Evening journal., 1906-09-04
Tri- State league

Tri- State league
RESULTS OF YES, ERDAy's GAMES.
York G; Harrisburg, 1.
York Q; Harrisburg, /.
Lancaster, s; Johnstown, l.
Lancaster. 4; Johnstown, 0.
Williamsport, 4; Altoona, l.
Wlnlamsport, 8; Altoona, 2.
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Ice Cream Social.
The Orient Club of Old Swedes
Church viii give an ice cream social
in the parish house on Thursday even
ing for the benefit Of the club.
Evening journal., 1906-09-04

st.5o to Atlantic City and Return.
Thursday, Sept. 6. via Pennsylvania
Railroad. Through special train leaves
Wilmington at ZOO a. M, returning
leaves Atlantic City $50 p. m. Last
of the season.
Evening journal., 1906-09-04
American Leaque.

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ArrnRNooN CAME.

TnndiIth. -. ..........0 0 90 l 0 0 0 q
Browntown ..... .........O1OOOOO x-3
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BROWNTOWN
GORE BY INNINGS.

Totala.. -. .......... 3 ; p lO