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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-08-03
To the Democrats Of
Belle Prairie, Ripley
and Vicinity: :.
Chas. E. Vasaly will
speak at Belle Prairie
next Sunday, August
9Th, after church.


July 28.-Henry Olson is working
for his uncle. Nels Twist
VIM: Boyle Ct Royslton IS visiting
his folks.
Henry Olson has purchased a two
year old colt from Newstrom for &35.
Chas. Nelson's son Ed. while re-.
turning home from q dance had very
bad accident. The wind blew him of
Of his wheel into ditch. It hurt him
and damaged his wheel.
Andrew Samueleon is back from the
hospital aud is doing nicely.
T. Booth is working for Philip Cor
RAIL-
Hans Hanson went to Rovslton
Thursday.
Mrs. Sobiek and Mrs. F. Jendreu
went to Royalton Tuesday on buslr ess.
Fred Nixon went to Royal;on
Wednesday.
Anton Jendreu is working for
Frank Jendren.
Anton Jendreu ST., went to ROYAL
ton last week. His dog followed BIN
and beirg afraid he would get lost he
tied him back of the buggy. When
he got to Royalton he looked to see
if the deg was all right and he found
the dog cnoked to death looking as If
it had dragged about four miles. He
also thought that his bees would
sw arm, SO he covered them with some
clCth and when he got home be found
that they were all emothered. He nas
about zoo pounds Of honey which he
will sell for 5 cents a pound.
Miss Annie Myers was in Little
Falls last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gendro and daughter
and Hank Spencer and hattie Weaver
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
Sobieck Sunday evening.
Miss May Gessner of Two Rivers is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Hanson.
Mrs. Thomas ana daughter were the
guests of Mrs. K. 81. Gunderson Sun
day:
Miss Alice Myers is visiting in
Pierz
Peter Wimpa is working in the
creamery at Little Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sobieck and children,
MIR. and Mrs. Schiymienitz and Mr..
and Mis-. Peter Schichtar visited MIS-
l.. Ohotto Sunday as che ia very sick.
The dance at E. NJ. Larson's Satur.
day was we'll attended.
While John Ohotts was hsying he
uu1l A16 O0Chs 10 Cau July uOV6 DY
the assistance Ct cane.
Bridget Mstchey was the guest Of
Miss Christena Kruzel Sunday.
Miss Okelson Of Upsals was the
guest Of Miss Hulda johnson SUNDAY.
MI. Wallet has made q patent ma
chine for lifting heavy wsgon boxes
off the wagon frame.
Miss Hattie Weaver and Bertha VAL
let we're Sw an River callers last week.
Tho North Prairie ball team played
with the Elm Dale team Sunday.
When they had played three innings
they were 50 far ahead that the North
Prairie boys got the book of rules and
told Elm Dale to learn to play before
they ask them down again, but when
the game ended the score was II to
l6 in favor Of Elm Dale and the
North Prairie boys didn't know what
to say. They felt pretty cueap
Elm Dale will play with Fawndale
Sunday
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-08-03
Northeast Buchanan

July 30.-Mr. and Mrs. E. NJ. Mar.
tin from the Falls were here Sunday.
Fred Kobilka intends TO leave soon.
Mike the sport wore q new silk hat
Sunday.
A small crowd Of young folks gath
e~ed at the home Of F. Grittner San
day.
John MiEchke was in Little Fall.
Monday. =
Dent worry boys. Harvest time
will soon be here
Unlucky LAST Sunday. don't you
think 50, boys?
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-08-03
SWAN RIVER.

July 30.-Mies Christina Gregerson
and Hans Gregerson visited friends
in Royalton Sunday.
Chas. Hanaer was q county seat vi
sitor Saturday.
Mr.. end Mrs. Mike Kowalzik Of
Little Falls visited relatives here Sun
wr. and Mrs. Fred Hander and
daughter Mary, visited relatives II
Elm Dale Sunday.
There was dance at McLe,d's Sun
day and 8 Socd time was reported.
Gust Kowslzik, who has been visit
ing his parents the past week, lett Tor
Minneapolis Monday where he is en-
ployed.
elk of Minneapolis, arrived here Tues
day for few days visit with their
parents.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Wetzel If Little
Falls were out here Sunday.
Saturday was market day and many
of our farmers went to town.
The fuueral Of the late Jos. Fran
kowski Sunday afternoon, was large
" attended.
Chas. E. vassly of Little Falls
spoke at Mrozik's hall Sunday after
noon.
Thee will be a special school meet
ing on Saturday afternoon in District
No. to let contract t. build an ad-
dition to the achool house an" attend
to other business.
Har, est will begin within 8 II 10
days.
There was surprise party at An
on Januzewski s Sunday evening:
A humber from here attended the
ball game at Elm dale Sunday BE-
tween Ncrtn Prairie and Elm Dale.
North Prairie won.
A hunter of young folks spent an
enjoyable evening Saturday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Stanek.
John Hanfler ard Paul Stsnek were
the principal entertainers. Some line
music was furnished Ny. Stanek
played the organ and Mr.. Hant1er the
correct.
Paul Dziabas left for Fergus Falls
Saturday tt visit his BROTHER Albert,
st the sanita1ium.
The Swan River brass band meets at
the town hall Sunday afternoon at 3
D. III. All requested to be present.
Gust Kowalzik entertained d num-
Der If friends Sunday afternoon.
Hay ing is ABOUT finished in this vi
cinitJ.
Val. Kasparek Of Little Falls was
here Sunday.
There was q surprise party on ia
cob Mrozik Wednesday evening, it be-
i1g his birthday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-08-03
To the Voters of Morrison County

To the Voters of Morrison County:
I hereby announce myself Is can.
didate for the Office Of Judge of Pro-
bate. My pame will appear on the
republican ballot at tho primsry elec-
ton, Sept. 8. I have been an Office
holder in this county for the last halt
century and hope to remain in Office
for many years to come. desire that
every voter that is not acquainted
with me to lock up my RECORD before
going to tie polls
Nathan Richardson.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-08-03

Miss Mae MacMurpby, form erlv
Photographer ut the oaicts of tbs
Minnesota Milling Co., arrived in thu
city Sunday from her home in Min.
neapoils and will visit her frjepda
here for part of be two weeks vana.
tion.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-08-03

Miss Charlotte Knudson. formerly
principal Of the Washington school in
ST. Cloud, is candidate for the Office
CT superintendent ct schools in Otter
IaIl county. Mss Knudson was \
classmate of Mrs. F. 81. Nero at the
). Cloud Normal snd hes visited heve
In the past. She is we'll fitted for the
position she seeks.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-08-03

The new switch board IS being in
stalled in the Northwestern Telephone
exchange compsny's local office pre-
paratory to the installation Ct the
common battery system In this city.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-08-03
THESE HAVE FILED
For Nominations on Both
Tickets for County
Offices

Following kave lied to date for
county Offices:
For Treasurer
Frank Renick Rep.
For Go. Com. 5th Dist
F. Il. Stroschein, Dem.
Fer County Attornec-
Elm er E. Kliug Rep.
Fer Register Of Deeds
c. E. Vasaly, Dem.
For Sheriff
Edward S. Tanner, Den.
For Clerk IF Dist. Court
S. P. Brick Dem.
For Auditcr-
W. A. Butler, Dem.
For Judge Of Probate
E. F. Shaw, Gem.
Fer superintendent of Schools
=. S. Wi]ke. Rep.
NJ. E. Barnes, Rep.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-08-03

IT. q. Dewey has returned from tho
Elk's con vention at Denver.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
Hicks CAPUDNE q; :s. '1 7: ::; 1; s:; ;
perfect Satisfaction Trial bottle OC AT Drug Stores.
perfect Satisfaction.
ROMANCE OF RAOlUM.
Death Of Its piscoveror Recalls some Of
His struggles.

Death Of It's piscoveror Recalls Some of
His struggles.
Il think j told you how / came
upon radlum in the 1900 Exhibition,
writes the Paris correspondent of
Truth, IN a letter lamenting the death
of NJ. Curie, the discoverer of radium.
81 told you how the cumpilers Of the
catalogue had overlooked it; how "a
diamond merchant from India found
that It's proximity had disoOlored his
exhibits and knocked it angrily aside
90 the obscure hole whore ! saw 10
how the jurors had passed 10 by un-
noticed, and showed no curiosity TO
see it.
"The glow Of the speck exhibited
fascinated the spondent and he
hunted up the inventor. M. Curie
seemed surprised and greatly pleased
TO lind that somebody outside his
scientific friends took an interest in
his scientific researches. Speaking of
the energy of the new substance, he
said he would not walk into a room
containing one pound Of radium, as
the consequences would he too danger
GUS. He did not believe, but would
not be positive that our planet CON
tanned "a greater quantity of this sub
stance.
lie told me in his gentle, patient
manner all about his difficulties, the
correspondent goes on. Tons upon
tons of pitchblende had 90 be ma
nipulated TO get at "a few grains, or
perhaps tenths of a grain, of radium.
Pitchhlende in it's rough state was
expensive. the Austrian government
having a monopoly of 10.
Mime, Cufie herself pounded IN
mortar an the pitchblende they used
in producing the atom of radium /
saw at the exhibition and the particle
in the phiaL She had not wasted a
single gramme of the mineral and she
had ruined the beauty Of her hands.
IL would surprise me TO hear that NJ.
and Mime. Curie invested, save IN
pitohhlende, any part of the 100, 600
| france which their shares of the Nobel
and the Osiris prizes brought them.
"On my first visit TO NJ. Curie the
price he mentioned for udium was
c6,OOO a grlmme. Three years later,
owing 20 the demand exceeding the
supply it had run up TO El2, 900 "a
gramme, OF fSO0 "a grain.
&C., And / ann afraid, said M. Curie,
that it Will 60 on rising C'est terri
| bile, be- added with "a sigh, as If he
were talking about "a naughty son.
lie told me that he and his wife
had spent every sou they possessed and
| subjected themselves 90 many priva-
tions to- buy pitchblende The coat
/ had already noticed was threadhare,
and the shoes pieoed as if 10y some
| cohbler.
mime. Curie, I elsewhere learned,
gave up gloves, the renewal of her
/ Sunday clothes, and resigned herself
90 wearing the coarsest and cheapest
boots she could buy. ] dare say she
consented the more easily from a wish
10 save for pitchblende, to her little
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
IN WALL STREET TODAY

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
Wall Street. New York, June 6.-The
opening prices In the stock market today
were higher than last night on a moderate
volume of business Gains were small
outside q few OF the spccialties. A de-
cline of in United Stat steel and
Reading was the only notable exception
to the advancing tendency.
Prices ran off quite generally, with 81.
Paul the only prominent stock TO show
effective resistance. Otherwise. gains
were wiped out quite generally Losses
reached IN Northern Pacific i3{ Great
Northern, preferred, and Pullman ~,
American Beet Sugar l "A and Pennsyl-
selling pressure lightencd, St. Paul rose
to l76s4 Bonds were steady at noon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06

Irene being dressed on Sundays and
week days in a coarse suit OF boy 's
clothes.
'What / wrote first about M. and
Mime. Curie brought Germany and the
United States around me, but not a
single British inquirer They had re-
ceivod In the most literal sense golden
offers from the United States II they
would 60 there TO direct laboratories.
Switzerland also made-for the Swiss
an offer Of unwonted brllllancy.
''They preferred, when once the
French government offered NJ. Curie
o chair at the Sorbonne, 90 remnin in
Paris on the comparatively meagre
salary of 1900 francs year. M.
Comics secured TO Mme Curie, as
superintendent Of his laboratory. 6O0O
francs. lie created the situation for
her, as M. Curie said he could not
work without her scientific companion
ship and help. "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
Nnu Nnrr nlnrl.nl.
- nI.noi.h M gn.oI0l Wlro.

Associated Press Dispatch hy Special Wires.
Ncw York. June 6.--Fl0ur. receipts i6.29i hlr-
rois Nlcs 1000 barrels. Steady bur dun.
Wheat receipts $1,000 bushels sales. 10000
bushels Firm. Price advanced about ic in ine
frst hour luly. siasfi, september ,iifae'lsi
December sl lls6
RYE. duii. No. Western. dl ic, &. g. (. New York.
Corn receipts Id25 bushels duh and without
tmumcilOua
Iorf steady.
Pork steady
Lard steady prime Western, Ss70ss.I5, nomi-
nal.
sugar. raw dm fair refining i0ifl2 3l-1lc,
centrifugal q6 test, ll1All .c moltses sugar,
3 illm2 n-3lc refined firm crushed sla0,
powdered $40, gmlnulated. $780,
Petroleum steady refined uA ports, Sf.1aasl. NJ.
Coffee steady. SO. Rio. Q re
MoHsses steady New orleans, aoaa1c
Butter strong receipts li0fi street price, cx-
ira creamery, lH an20c official prices creamery,
common to oxtm laalgiic, renovated common
t0 exim. llallci Western iactor, common To iirsis.
l4lhisc
Cheese. easy receipts i,3n. SKINS fan 90 best,
2nsisr.
Eggs. steady unchanged receipts. i318.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
.hargaS by the Mexican Fedora
lioD Of Labor Relative 10
Government Contracts
HAVE BEEN INVESTIGATED
-snmissionsF Of Labor Charles P. Nsill
Etl Submit His Report TO Con-
gross at The EOd Of June.
------I NJ. nl-natoh BY special WlTos

...,Isfed Press Dispatch by special wires
washington June 6.-The report Of
.rr..s.5rer Of Labor Charles r. Neill
.+be charges OF the American Federation
|. Iahor That the eight-hom law was
P.i,g CON antly violated IN connection
& t5 government contracts will be sub
~a5 10 the President about the end
\ tbe present. month.
Tb.. charges, in response to request
L. tb. President. were submitted by the
f...riye Council OF the American
.5erron OF Labor and by the President
'rosd over TO Mr.. Neill for investigation.
t.mm...ioner Ncil at once set on foot "a
,snl inquiry. in the course Of which
f,,b of the specific instances of alleged
Iootion was looked into.
While no lntimaton has been given Of
hat tbe report will state, Commissioner
XIII sid today that there were some
n polnl. of law involved in some Of the
ID brought TO his attention and that
,sss would be at once referred to the
Eromey-General. who, it is understood,
futaka prompt action, in order that the
|snor Of Mr. Neill may be submitted
ielore the adjournpent OF Congress.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
STUART VICTORIOUS
Receives the Republican Nomination Tor
Governor OF fennsylvnnia.
Associated ffr.. ri.nnfrh bx -rfrtaI "A irae

Receives the hepnbncan Nomination Tor
Governor of Pennsylvania.
Associated Press Dispatch by special Vines
Harrisburg, Pa. June 6.-The crowds
IN the galleries az the Republican state
Convention, today, broke into loud cheer
ing when layelte county was called and
). Q Van Swcaringen mounted the plat
form TO present the name of Josiah ".
thompson for governor The nomination
was seconded by William Denney Of
Washington couniy
Major Everett Warren Of Lackawanna
county named Col Watres. The second
ing speech for Watros was made by Con-
gresham Henry W. Palmer of Luzeme
county.
There was great cheering oil over the
hall when j Hampton Moore Of Phlla-
delphia mounted the stage 10 present the
name of Mr. Stuart The nomination
was seconded by c. c. Kaufman Of Lam
caster
w. f. Rice of Warren presented the
name Of Charles w Stone of that county.
The nomination was seconded by
Samuel W Smith of Mexican county
hls closed the nominations for governor
and Mr. Oliver presented the platform
from the resolutions committee After
the adoption of the platform, the ballot
for governor was taken
stuart was nominated on the first bali
lot
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
RUss1A's ooNFL1or.
lil;uoa and Hostile Talk Still Mark
the Sessions Of Parliament.

lll;uoa and Hostile Talk Still Mark
the Sessions Of Parliament.
lvcl'ei Press Dispatch by spcs1l Wires
s. Peter rburg Russia jane 6-The
Ihaal Messenger this morning resumed
De publication of Black Hundred tele-
g1ms while the Radical papers retorted
b printing numerous dispatches adj
dressed 10 deputies, sustaining the atti-
igis of Parliament. Tho spirit Of con-
.d which prevailed at yesterdays ses-
son continued at the sitting today,
ithough some Of the leaders OF the Con-
shnional Democrats went into the
Preach TO stay too hasty action.
Anltan and Aladdin the peasant party
.iier made violent speeches in which
y argued that 1t was useless for Par
.lneni 10 proceed in the regular way.
he government intended to rely on bull
'' and bayonets, and il was Parliament s
flly 10 raise a banner under which the
|e6on.s would fight when the inevitable
o.lsi0n came.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
MEETING OF MoSARoHs.

'so'a''d Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Vienna Austria June g. Emperor
William arrived here this morning and
l' greeted at the Northern Railroad
Nanon by Emperor Francis Joseph in
t'on The meeting was marked by
INrme hoartiness and oordiality. the
o,alfchs klsslng each other three times.
A'eT introducing their suites, the Em-
'oh proceeded TO Schoonbrnn Castle.
lly were heartily cheered along the
ll'e A number of Archduchesses
.lne1 Their Majesties at the castle,
leie the German Emperor subsequently
si'ed 90 audience Count Golouchowsii,
,s s aN,tfo-Hungarian Minister Of Foreign
uliI' Dr. Nekerle, the Hungarian
sln'gr and Baron Won Beck, the Aus
nan Premier.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
ATHLETE ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
.iaied Press Dispatch by spocul wiroi

Associated Press Dispatch by specia Miroi
{ Harrisburg, Pa, June c. Charles
B McConkey, prominent young law
yer and a member of one of Harris
burg's leading families, attempted to
take his life, this morning, by shoot
ing himself in the head with a re-
volver.
His condition is critical and his
physicians are afraid he will not re-
cover.
Mr. McConkey was son of the late
Elbridge McConkey and served MS
highway commissioner Of Harrisburg
during a portion of the Mccormick
administration lie was a great ath-
lete and played two seasons on the
Yale baseball club. He was 80 years
old. He has been in i'll health for the
past three months.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
coYFERISoE RESUMED.
act TO Settle tho Differences OF the
Missouri Coal Miners.

.
Missouri Coal Miners.
,,,a,ad Pres, Dispatch by Special Wires
Kansas City Mo, June 6-Ihe sub
onmttee OF the southwestern coal
|nen resumed their conference here to-
George Colville, president of the Mis-
bun district saws John Mitchell, the
|stional president, who is expected here
morrow morning from Indianapolis,
as asked 10 Try 70 settle the differences
n the Missouri miners.
The district mine presidents from
kansas Indian Territory and Arkansas
lospted the proposition OF the South
asem Coal Operators Association last
ssk and stood ready TO return to work.
The Missouri miners, however. held out
Id as there was no way Of segrcgating
! be different districts, the Kansas, Indian
Territory and Arkansas districts. repre-
'mng SO per cent Of the southwestern
nes were forced 20 continue the con-
Ference
The Missouri men are contending for
Be reinstatement of the engineers and
bier cls'odians Of mine property who
-rk with the miners. The operators
sh 20 retain their men. There are other
'rnor differences.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
PERSONAL.

Miss Annie Messick Of Georgetown
has been visiting relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ii. Thomas and
family will 60 to Atlantic City next
week, where Mr.. Thomas has rented q
cottage for the summer.
Mrs. Charles Elwell, formerly Of
this city, but now of New Haven
Conn. is visiting her parents, Rev. II.
W. Bolton, ID. D., and Mrs. Bolton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
CARE OF TREES IN CITIES.

Some citizens express the opinion that
there should be a public official whose
duty it would be to look out for the trees
an over the city so that those found to be
diseased could either be removed or cured
before others became affected
A stranger who visited the city several
days ago, in conversation with a we'll
known citizen, stated that in riding out
Delaware avenue he noticed no less than
20 trees that we're badly diseased and
that unless something was done they
would affect all other trees for squares.
This seems TO be a serious proposition.
1t is understood that other cities employ
an official whose duty it Is to look after
the trees i'm the Narlons CITY streels.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
HANDSOME TROLLEY CAR.

A handsomely vesiibuled car is now
being completed az the local shops of the
American Car and Foundry Co.. for the
West Chester, kennett & Wilmington
electric railway.
The car is 40 feet 9 inches in length,
Of the regulation width and viii seat AZ
passengers. 1t viii be delivered on Satnr-
day There are two other cars Of like
design now building and will be com
nlalnd naxI month
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
PASTORAL CHANGES

special Dispatch to Every Evening.
New Castle. June 6-At a meeting Of
the official board Of the First Baptist
Church, last evening. the resignation Of
Rev Carter W Jenkens, Jr., was ac-
cepted He has accepted the pastorate
Of the Centenary Baptist Church at
Woodbury.. ~ j.. with a salary of $500
which viii enable him to continue and
complete his studies at the Crozier Theo-
logical Seminary.
Rev W Russell of Village Green. Pa.
will be the preacher at the church on
Sunday next
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AT
A SCHOOL COMMENCEMEET
Associated Pros Dlsrau h BY special wires

Associated Press Dsrau By Special Wires
Washington, June 6-President Roose-
welt, accompanied by Mrs Roosevelt,
today attended the commencement exer-
ciscs OF the National Cathedral School for
Girls, an institution in the northwestern
suburbs of Washington, in which their
daughter, Miss Ethel, is a student
The school is under the auspices of the
Protestant Episcopal Church and is di-
rectly under The supervision of Right
Rev. Henry y. satterlee, Bishop OF Wash
ington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
TENNIS TOURNAMENT

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
Liverpool, Eng, June 6-In the
Northern championship tennis tourna-
me It at Aigbuuh, Lancashire, today,
n the ladies singles first round. Miss May
Sutton of Pasadena, Cal, beat Miss stur-
ton 60: 6-I
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
Head Badly Gut.

John Lynch Of IL Robinson street
employed at the shops of the p, b. &
W. railroad at Todd's Cut, sustained an
ugly cash on his head by a blow from a
falling brace, this morning. He was
treated at the Emergency Hospital and
then sent homo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
sohnnl cnmml..Ion.l. 10.

A meeting of the New Castle County
School Commissioners was hold at the
flee OF Deputy Attorney-General
Hastings. this morning, but no husl-
ness was transacted. Another meeting
will be held this afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
p.rnit for Rollerhnnsn.

Building Inspector Connolly this morn
ing issued O permit TO Contractor George
". Charles to erect "a une-story boiler
house for the Chicago Electric Hose and
Rubber Co.. at Twelfth and Dure streets.
.tn coef 81 500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
ohildren,s paY serviees.

Red Clay Creek Presbyterian Church
will hold Childrens Day services on Sun
dav Rev Wesley johnson of Whining
ton will make an address
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
Mnntlnr of Evans' oradllors.

The creditors of the dciunct firm of
II J.. Evans & Co.. at the session yesicr-
day afternoon, continued the examination
of THE members OF the bankrupt hm.
Another meeting will be held IN about
two weeks