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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
lAMBoRN Maryland Avenue,

Select location near piers ana amnsor,o,,..
Rooms en- suite, with baths Booklet sneriei.
y nom saturday dinner until after Nondav
breakfast X SHTTVkN e. f-rS,l1,slAg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29

HOTEL MAJESTIC. Ed5s:, Ey,5sIois ia, Ave. sa
Special rates, 81 per day and upward. SO per
week and upward; elevator from street level.
booklet mailed. SAMUEL W. ELLIS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
MILLER COTTAGE AND ANNEY

y toI5 n. GeOrgla avenue, capacity 150 Notod
ior IT'S excellent table. Electric lighted fhroneb
out Dance room. Rates 10 July LIST, 81 ds1v.
S. weekly. " N'is
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
WILSON LINE.
IRON STEAMERS
BrandYWIne and City Of Chaaiar.

"'IEI "IIIV "HU VI'J UI DH0ItUTi
Leave Wilmington, Fourth street wharf, week.
days and sundays for Chester and Philadelphia,
100 and 1880 a. m. l30 and AIS D. m. Satur
days and Sundays only. ZOO p. m
Leave Chester one hour later
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut Street Wharf.
week days and sundays, 7.30 and 108O a. n- 80
and a.l5 D. M Saturdays and Sundays only 100
D. M.
Leave Chester one hour later
Saturdays, sundaysl and Decoration day. all
boats stop at Washington Park. Decoration Day
there VIII be an extra boat leave Philadelpha
ana Wilmington at $50 p. m. Boat from phila-
10 D. N.
Commencing Saturday, May 26th, on satur.
days sundays and legal holidays-betWeen VII
mlngton and Philadelphia-rates OF fare will be-
one way, Soc round trip SOC. on all other days
special one day limited fare one way, I5c; round
trip 2oc. HORACE WILSON, General Manager.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-07


Jones Dry Goods Co., Topeka Kan.
Gentlemen:-Will you join in a
movement on a national scale to modi-
fy the hardships incident to holiday
shopping?
Every year the celebration of Christ
mas grows more elaborate. More
presents are bought. the crowds are
greater, the decorations are more
splendid.
The problems OF the merchants are
correspondingly more complex. The
supply of labor has to be increased.
The pressure at every point lnLensifies
On one hand public opinion disap-
proves long hours and late work, par
ticularly for young women, girls and
children. On the other merely
through thoughtlessness, many shop
pers defer their purchases until the
last possible moment, at the cost Of
unnecessary strain upon salespeople
and delivery force.
BY joint effort of editors and mer-
chants the idea can be brought home
to millions of customers that they can
benefit themselves and everyone con-
cerned. If they will do their Christmas
shopping early in the season and early
in the day, thus frightening the Christ
mas shopping period and reducing the
disa dvantages which in other seasons
have attended the Christmas crowds.
Will you not insert in the corner of
your display advertising in all local
papers such a card as the enclosed?
If you viii cooperate kindly let us
know. Sincerely,
(Signed-) JACOB A. RIIS-
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Lithographed Pillow Tops-large as-

Autographed Pillow Tops-large as
sortment OF patterns-values up to Csc
in the lot. choice each IL &c.
India Iinon and Swiss Scarfs and
Squares-cone in matcht sets suitable
for dresser scarfs and pillow shams.
Large assortment of styles and pat
terns-worth up to 35c, choice each
&c.
TencrisTe Doilics-linen centers-the
regular tumbIer size. sell in all stores
at 1Oc, our price each 7c-
Head Rests-Iarge size covered with
fancy satin. ornamented with ribbon
and silk cords-f1lled with soft floss
These make dainty presents. each 7oc-
Small Leatherettc Work Boxes
neatly ornamented=tinted lining =
contains bone bodkin, has lock and
key@each Csc.
Wolaacn'a Large Wooden Work Box
locks with a key@neatly ornament
ed contains scissors. bodkin and
needle case Has two separate COM
partrnents each 25c.
Fancy Pin Cusllions-and imported
noveIties-jewel cases. etc, made OF
silk and satin=neatly ornamented.
some of them with doll heads-others
with ribbon-priced at 35c and Csc.
odds and Entss Boxes-eonvenient
sscatch-alls'' place for the odd but
tons. needles and small scissors has
four separate compartments-each 1Oc
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Please buy your presents early.

The following letter, which ex-
plains Itself, refers to the an
nouncement above. The Jones
Dry Goods Co. is most hear lily
10 sympathy with this movement.
1t is up to you, the loyal patrons
Of this store, to tighten the bur-
dens of our emp Dyes during the
Christmas season. Will you do
your share? We assure you it
would be most sincerely appre-
cia'ed, both by our employ es
and the management.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-07
Perfumes
IN
Christmas Packages

Eastman's Combination Box Christ
mas Perfume-contains a Csc bottle
of perfume, a bottle of toilet water
and a bottle of sachet powder-5Oc
worth in Christmas packag es Csc.
japanese Box Perfume-Asyami
per box Zoe.
Nice Little Hand Basket-contains
large bottle of perfume, handle on
sides-each 1Oc.
Tanamras-25c bottles of perfume
in neat little box, each 15c.
Japanese Basket Perfume-cop-
tains two bottles of perfume in a neat
Bamboo work basket--complete- 59c-
Heart Shaped Basket-ribbon bow
on top-coptains full ounce bottle or
pure perfume-good quality-each
Csc.
A Miniature Suit Case-containing
ounce bottle of perfume. each Csc.
A little colored basket-contains 2
ounce bottle Of perfume, oblong shap-
ed basket-each 15C.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-07

People who have been saying, What in the world shall
buy for Chstnas? Should visit this store They
should walk the ases the
Christmas goods epngly displayed for their inspection
Their question would soon be answered
The holiday spirit prevades the entire holiday
goods all in and will be completely displayed for the first time
the handkerchefs put dainty boxes
perfumes their baskets the useful
work boxes Take time examine the fancy goods, the
the leather goods Step
and look them leisure Stroll turnout the store On
every you will find lines of holiday goods
store carries lines complete lines Of Christmas
gnod as tore.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-07

run IN Painting-thfs is the great
est amusement book we have for
boys and girIs-both amusing and In
structive- On one side of the page it
has a picture already painted in col
ors; on the other side it has the same
picture in outline to be coIored by the
little folks-100 pictures in 3p
each book-eact NC
Woods Natural History-well
bound-250 pages, illustrated etc.
pictures and descriptions of all the
eaeh animals L2c
The Story of the World, Its People
"a great book for young people
pictures of how people live in IN
other ries-each. EIC
Triumphant Life of Theodore
RooseveIt-this is a complete account
OF Mr. Roosevelt's early life and up
to the present time En
eacn OT@
Holidays at Home and Abroad
stories in prose and verse co.
each. Observation-Disclosures. EIC
John Dough and tho CherubAthe
story of the Ginger Bread Maxwell
bound in cloth no
edcu- VOAr
The linen books for the lit a.
tie foiks-each. 1V&
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cloth-$1 books. ....-...-.--. OT%
Little Prudy books. also known as
Sofia May books for boys and 10O
girIs-each- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. GH(
BILLY Whiskers-the autobiography
Of a goat = OQD
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azzeG1z.nzzz>

Ask your dealer if he will sell
YOU q box Of ssOwls," Henry
Georges" or ssNew Tariffs for
Sic You will see in a minute
how much you will save by buzz
ing them here. Get them now
while you can buy them at our
very low prices. In all probab-
ility you cannot buy them al
these prices just before Christi
mas. Not because we will raise
the price, but because is is most
likely that they Will all be gone.
Commercial Cigars-25 in box
Christmas package. per box IT,
OF 70 ~
Pride OF Egypt-5o in box-s for
1Oc-per box OF so, $1.65.
Henry George in box-s for 1cc
per box of SO. $1.65.
New Tariff Cigars for Hooper,
box $1.65.
Bachelor Cigars-5o in box-s for
1Oc-box Sf.65.
owls-5o in box-s for Hooper,
box. $1.65-
James G. BIaine-50 in box-s for
1Oc, per box S1.65.
Heroic-this is a 10c cigar markt to
sells for Csc, in this sale. each sc.
per box OF rs, $1.19.
Grand Scribe; humidor box. This an
excellent box Of cigars to buy, not on
~ because the cigars are good, but be-
cause you are buying Dox that will
be serviceabIe as a cigar jar ever af-
rds-each Sc. Per ca ~
box OF 25.. lily
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-07
Another Special on Flour and Soap

Kinks White Russian Soap. No
better Laundry soap is manufactur~
ed. One bar OF this soap will go as
far as two bars Of ordinary soap.
we have heard OF its being sold.
sometime, at s bars for g quarter,
and once in a long while at for
csc. but we have never heard Of it
being sold at our price 10 bars CSC.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-07

Juvenile Books-cach csc.
The Foolish Fox,
The Robber Kitten and
Nursery Rhymes
48c
In the Palace of the King.
The Spenders.
Helmet OF Navarro.
Adventures of Sherlock Holmes.
By Right OF Sword.
Quincy Adams Sawyer.
Children of the Ghetto.
The Sea Wolf.
The Climax.
Louise NJ. Alcott's books for girls
Little Men and Little Women, The
Old Fashioned Girl 90
etc, each. ....s..... VOC
Henty and AIger Bookshelf
bound in cloth-25c ones 1Na
Tor IN
Special Copyright Books-nction:
Use books each 121kc.
The Continental Dragon.
The Heart of Toll.
Captain Shannon.
Active Service. etc.
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main
You canIe ad al u az below.
View takera
to dSantaC
in the EFF handle
snott Christ
it certainly early for Christmas looking
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-07

KrameT's chancellor Flour, made
OF western Kansas wheat. 1T stands
without an equal Without an ex-
ception every one who has used it
says TITS the best -four have ever
tried" The m1llers guarantee is
printed on every sack. In addition
there is our own guarantee of sat
is faction or Your Money Back
100 pound sack $1.7O. SO pound
sack SIC, "a pound sack 44c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-07

Kid Body Don-jointed at
hips, opens and closes it's
eyes-curly hair-extra well
made--large size. a 30
20 in. lons. each. :. ! 40
Bisque Doll-jointed at the
hips, and knees and at the
shoulders, the elbows and the
movable head, opens
and closes it's eyes-wig Is
real harris inches e.
long-each .... OO&
Extra Largo Kid Body Doll
Pr incheI tall-movabla
eyes=very large, life-like
sewed wig-curly &C
hair. each. &. . - -
Little Dolls Drcsst-Red-
Riding FTood-each zoe.
auto Dolls dresst with
leather coat and leather cap
each 15c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-07

Gold Mounted Meerschaum Pipe
this Is a genuine block meerscha UNI.
andre stem-this pipe is certainly
worth IS. & , -
Each .....a...... NO O.
Genuine Block NFeerscnaum pipe. a
little bit better quality am D. Il
bra bit-each. ......-s.--.. 4 70
4 Genuine OTeerschaum Pipe-arn-
bre hit=No.7 bowl - 80
each ..-..-..
Genuine afcePschauna Pipe-bent
stem@bioek meerschaun- Il ) rs6s
andre bit-each. -.--.-.-. D &c
Genuine French Brier Pipe-arnbre
bit-14K gold ferul g ia
Mission style Cold Mounted Cen
uine French Brier pipe. andre bit
comes in a case C = TX
eacn -. - -. VIZ . =
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-07

8 Belongs Embroidery SiIIx-an
colors-seli in all stores at SC our
price per skeine &c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-07

KOOFSS lot BOYS anu 0IEIS
Books for Men and Women
be to
Books
them
of
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-08-25
BEWARE THE VACATION Halter.

"If your bookkeeper or your CASH
ier," said Lecocq, the detective,
"cries down the vacation and refuses
to take one overhaul his accounts at
once, for this is the worst sign that
you can find in an employee trusted
with money.
81 could point you out a dozen
cases of clerks, bookkeepers and
cashiers who for years refused vaca-
tions; and 10 and behold, when these
fellows accounts were looked into it
was found that for long stretches of
time they had been tapping the till.
They couldn't take any vacation, of
course, for the reason that they were
afraid their substitutes would dis
cover their crookedness.
Beware the vacation hater. The
chances are that he is a thief. If he
isn't a thief he is certainly a fool"
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-08-25
RACE A SLAM.

Slang is quickly adopted at the
race track. A plunger unconscious
ly revolutionj2ed the system Of
monetary denominations recently.
W#Eh&tst the odds on Broadcloth ?"
asked the plunger of a clubhouse
commissioner.
Slight to ive," was the reply.
"All right; I'll take five yards"
said the plunger.
Knowing the gait Of the bettor,
the commissioner smiled and record
ed a wager Of $500 to $500. The
dialogue was overheard by many
others, says the Sun, and now 500
has come to be known on the race
course as a yard, while small bettors
refer to $40 as a foot and pikers
are described as having wagered an
inch when they bet 81. A big oper-
ator bet $4,000 on Peter Pan the
other day, and the news went forth
that he had "gone to Keene's horse
for ten miles"
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-08-25
TIN HoRNs useFuL An ia.
All Kinds Of Noise Producers Aid In
Giving Warning Of Approach
of Vessels.

Tin horns such as vendors bring
out by the wagon load in the city's
streets on election night are stock
articles Of sale the year around in
the stores of dealers in marine sup
plies. On every boat bigger than a
rowboat a noisemaker Of some sort
IS as necessary an item Of equipment
as the anchor, to give warning of
the vessels presence or approach.
Thousands of tin horns Of various
sizes are annually sold to fishermen,
oystermen and men using boats in
many waters, in various pursuits,
and such horns are sold as well for
boats used for pleasure. A big horn
OF this kind might be heard a mile.
For larger vessels, such as schoon-
ers sailing in open waters and not
equipped with power with which to
blow whistles, there are provided
mechanical foghorns that can be
operated by hand and that can be
heard three or four miles away.
With the multiplication every
where within recent years of pleas
ure craft there have been introduced
still other sorts of noisemakers.
One Of these is a bellows horn with
the horn attached to the top board
of a trinity finished bellows Of
oblong shape. to the top board of
which also is attached a handle.
This bellows horn can be put down
anywhere and operated simply by
pressure. Though not as big as the
mechanical foghorn, it can be heard
for a considerable distance.
Still another modern noisemaker
is an air-blown whistle with a light
c%ontrivance attached. When the
whistle cord is nnlled the LIGHT shews
as the whistle blows. Obviously, the
light attachment is for use at night
to locate the boat from which the
whistle is blowing.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-08-25
Revival Of River Commerce

Now that it has been clearly
demonstrated that the coal from the
mines of Pennsylvania and West
Virginia can be hauled from P%ittsburg
10 mnneapoiis, New Orleans, or
Omaha, at a cost not exceeding
seventy-ive cents a ton; and lumber
from the mills to ..Minnesota and the
Northwest forest can be hoated to
southern and Eastern river ports for
less than one-tenth Of the rail traffic.
the argument that internal water
commerce is obsolete Is lame, ludicrous
and absurd. The heaviest irelghts are
always the Lcrude products. Lower
the cost OF transporting cotton, grains,
woods, hides, ores, coal, coke, and
lumber, and the development of the
commodities Will immeasurably
increase. With this increase will
come q multiplication OF the factories
and mills that will invariably seek the
more rapid delivery by rail for their
finished products, Beyond the fact
that their traffic rates must be modified
Oy the competitive packet carriers,
nothing can do more to promote
railway interests than the revival OF
our lapquishing river trade.
When and how this resuscitation
shall be performed depends largely
upon the educational ingenuity and
energy Of these river Improvement
associations that are nowIat work.
But the ultimate outcomessean no De
doubted-the Continents Great VALLEY
's destined to come to itslown.
During the past four years engineers
have been busIly engaged measuring
widths, depths, chatting, changing
ehanntlA, calculating the resisting
force Of sh%sle-rocked and sott-loam
banks along the upper Mississippi, and
they have found that the judiciou'
expenditure OF the cost of but three
oattlesbips will wing.dam a channr
adequate to accommodate heavy
freighting from St. Paul to New
Orleans. The very dams that make
this unlocked channel possible arrest
sufficient water to give milling power
To hundred manufacturing cities eaci
If upward Of a hundred thousand
people slon-..lhe wsy.-Rlchard Lloyd
Jones' in August Golfers.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-08-25

TURNED OUT MUCH MONEY.

During President Roosevelts in
cumbency in office 1000, 900
pieces of metal money have been
coined in the United States mint in
Philadelphia. OF the $82, 900, 900
IN silver quarters coined. in the
minis of the United States since the
establishment of the first mint, the
mint at Philadelphia coined 8, $780,
COO under the present administra-
ton. Of the $5O,OO0,00O in imes
coined since 1899, their mllt coined
SS,0OO,0O0 under the present adj
ministration of the 100000 in
nickels, OF fve-ceht pieces coined,
the local mint made nearly $7,OOO,-
'""' @n@@s Ch0 present adminisJra-
ton; Of the SIS, 100000 in cents
coined, the mint at Philadelphia
turned out nearly 81, O00 900 during
the present administration.
In other words, there has been
coined at the Philadelphia mint
since President Roosevelt assumed
the presidency nearly one-fourth of
the cents coined since the estab-
lishment of the United States mint
in 1872; over one-fourth of all the
nickels, nearly one-Sixth of
the dimes and over one-ninth of
all the quarters.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-08-25
SAVED ToLsroY FROM BEAR.

When Count Tolstoy was a young
man he took part in a bear hunt
that nearly ended fatally. When
the beast charged him Tolstoy fired
and missed. He fired a second shot,
which hit the bears jaw and lodged
between his teeth. Tolstoy vas
knocked down, falling with his face
in the snow. "There," he thought,
"all is over with me-" He drew
his head as far as possible between
his shoulders, exposing chiefly his
thick fur cap to the beasts mouth,
till she was able to tear with her
upper teeth only the cheek under the
left eye and with the lower teeth the
skin of the left part of the forehead.
At this moment the famous bear
hunt leader 0stashkof ran up with
a small switch in his hand and cried
out his usual 'Where are you get
ting to? Where are you getting
tor This, says Tolstoy, sent the
bear scuttling off at her utmost
speed
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-08-25
THE GIFT.

She had been cleaning up hel
"den' and came across various and
sundry unfamiliar books in the
process. After thinking hard she
had restored them all to their right
full owners with a fine and conscious
sense of virtue. Only one remained
and one night the man with whom
she connected this particular book
called. She brought it out.
"Here's a little old book of
yours" she announced in her usual
fippant way, "and l wish you'd take
it home. I've given it house room
long enough"
He took the book and looked at
her rather queerly.
"All right" he said, but there was
no enthusiasm in his tone.
"It's yours, isn't it?" she de-
manded.
We'll, moi exactly" he replied.
81 gave it to you for a birthday
present about two years ago."
Now she is writing her name in
every book she owns.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-08-25

So far as America is concerned
Yokohama is the door Of Japan, All
Americans land there first and
leave there last. The city has a popu-
lation exceeding $50, 900, a fac harbor,
a salubrious climate and more of the
push and hustle and activity of western
civilization than can be found in any
other city Of the Orient. Very lew
cities anywhere can show a scene OF
greater business activity -tnan a be
witnessed any dey in the harbor Of
Yokohama. From the American poilt
of view commercially the city stands
second 80 London, her imports during
1850 exdeeding $50 900, 900, and her
: xports $40, 600, 0 O.-Frank Pxley,
IN Sunset Magsz.ne for August.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-08-25
Pick Pocket Landed in Jail.
HIgglesvIle JeffersonIan:

fayetteville Jeffersonian:
Thieves have peen unusually actlv.
at the picnic and fairs along the
Q. y A. this sumner. But there j.
one OF them Will postpone operation
for rome time to come. His name i,
John Dawson and claims Kansas Civ
as bis residence. He attended the
Dig fair here this year and wa
returning to Kansas City on the speclsl
train Thursday evening, August 2
The lruin bad hardly LETT HigglDsvllle
when he began to ply his nefarious
trade but the passengers soon got
WISE to him, and when picking the
pocket of 8. L. Ramsey OF Odessa, be
was discovered and chase was given.
La order to escape bis pursuers he
umPed from the train about a mile
his side of Mayview and his leo was
broken A farmer heard bis cries tor
help and summoned a physician.
Q. & A.. detectives took him to Kansas
City the next day, and when searched
sl44 was found on his person. He
was positively identified by Mr..
Ramsey, and is a well known Kansos
City crook. Sheriff Kinkead went 10
Kansas City after him last Friday and
he IS now resting safely in the
Lafayette county bastile.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-08-25
Sour


No appetite. loss OF strength. nervous.
ness, headache, constipation. bad breath,
general debility, sour nslngs, and catarrh
OF the stomach are all due to indigestion.
kodol cures indigestion. This new discov-
cry represents the natural Juices Of dlges-
ton as they exist In 4 healthy stomach,
combined with the greatest known tonic
and reconslructlve properties. Kodol Dys-
pepsa Cure does not only relieve indigestion
and dyspepsia. but this famous remedy
helps all stomach troubles by cleansing,
purifying, s%weetehing and strengthening
the mucous membranes lining the stomach.
Mr.. S. S. Ball Of R~avenyvood, ", Va, says
was troubled with sour stomach for twenty years.
hodoi cured ma and va ae now using II 10 min
for baty."
Kodol Digests What You Eat.
Bottles only. Si.oO Size holding ~ times the -
size, which soils for so cents.
Prepared BY c. o DsWITT 400, CHICAGO
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-08-25
HE PAYS THE BILLS.

T've called" said the society re-
porter, "to see if you wish to add
anything to our account of your
wife's reception tonight. We have
the list"
NO" interrupted the business
man, "there's only one account I'm
bothered about just now, and Ti0
wondering how much III have t.
subtract from that"