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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19
RICH MAN LOSES
DlNKY LAW SUIT
AND MIND AL so

Yanlston, S. D., July 1a.-John No,
Votny, prominent and wealthy citil
zen, missing all morning, was found
in the cemetery alive but said he
wanted to die.
1t is supposed he is temporarily in
sane over losing a small law suit in
Justice court yesterday.
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FEWER BIRTHS THAN
DURING ASST xEAA

Elk Point, S. D.. July 1e.-The vital
ending June 80, 1907 as reported bv
Clerk OF Courts George c. Kimmel.
show 224 births. For the previous wear
there We're 231 births. The report shows
there to have been eighty-one deaths,
and for the previous year eighty-two,,
Ihere were eighty-five marriage IL
censes issued during the yen-.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19
ADVANCE IN SALARY :
ILLEGAL, CAV arATE

B1ookings, S. D.. July 1s,-olof Ell,
dem. states attorney OF Brook!ngs
county, has made q formal demand up.
on County Auditor P. j. Murphy that
alleged to have been unlawrully obtain
ed by~htn as extra salary from the
county. The demand carries with it
the provision that unless the money is
paid within ten days proceedings will
be instituted to recover It by prooesg
Of law.
When Mr. Murphy entered Office two
years ago. the county commissioners
raised his salary from $4,000 to $1,000,
in spite Of the fact that the Legislature
had fixed the salary OF auditors at &1,1
200. The states attorney does not be!
lieve that commissioners have the pow!
Is upon this that be bases his demand.
The suit will be o test which Will ba
Of interest all over the state
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19
LEARNS THAT BROTHER :.
WAS KILLED BY LIGHTNING

Beresford, S. D.. July 16.-S. o.
Steensland. prominent business man.
Of this city, received word yesterday,
telling of the death as the result Of a
lightning flash, of his brother. Ole O.,
while driving on the prairies OF west.
ern North Dakota
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19
RElCHMANN BUYS
kORrpIaLr,o nne-1

Bonesteel. S. d. July 1e.-The old
Sun-Review printing plant, which came
into the possession Of Edwan NJ
Starcher recently by virtue Of a bin Of
sale given by w. I. kortright, has been
sold to Alec Reichmann, Of Bonesteel
VINO ", VIII next week start a paper in
Fairfax to be known as the Repuhli-
can. AS the name implies. the new
paper will be republican In politics and
will espouse the cause of Senator XIII
redge and the old state machine In the
coming campaign.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19
FIREMEN REThLIkTE
BEG lvSE RAILROAD
REFUSED RATES
Deadwood Blaze. Fighters Will
Not Assist Northwestern
if Fire Occurs.

Deadwood. S. D.. July 13.-Because
the Northwestern Railway company
has refused to give a round-trip rate OF
70 cents for the fire department picnic
at Sturgis, July 25, the Deadwood fire
departments have voted to refuse to
give assistance in case of fire to the
Northwestern companys property. The
company has been given until the 25th
to make this concession in price. The
fire company is composed Of volunteers
entirely
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19
KILLED WHILE TRYING
TO STOP RUNAWAY
AT BRlDGEWATER

l3rIdgewater, S. d, July 17.-James
ENeltjes. a single man employed in the
Nollner livery at Emery. S. D., While
attempting to stop a runaway team
was run over, receiving injuries about
the head and chest, from the effects Of
which he died a few hours later.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19
GRAIN Msf or SEVERAL
;hl re.,,r.~,@.,

Sioux Falls, S. y. Juiy 15.-Tha an.
!.ual coaventio. of the Tl,i-sta.e Grain
Dealers association is il session here.
Representatives a-e present from Min.
nesota, Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota.
Nor*h Dakota, Wisconsin and Iliiaois.
Tie coaventio:l Yves called to order BY
F. =. Crai1dail. of Mankato. Mimi,
president of the association Mayor II,
". Pillsbury, OF this city, welcomed the
delegates in behalf OF the people of
Sioux Falls. E. P. St. John, of Heron
Lake. Mimi. responded in behalf OF the
association.
One of the principal addresses Of tha
association was made by j. j. McHugh,
secretary OF the Minneapolis Cham Der
OF Commerce. Others who addressed
the gathering were z. G. Ellsworth,
Milwaukee; T. w. Eva. chief grain In
spector of st. Paul; V. q Butler, Heron
Lake. Aitnn., and John D. Shannahau.
expert In charge of grain standardizsl
ton, United States department Of ag.57
culture, washington. D. c.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19
FORMER CANDIDATE FOR
GOVERNOR BUILDING MANSiOk

Pulzwaaa. S. D.. July 1.-THE finish
ing touches are beng put onto the new
two and one-half setory residence of J.
\. Stransky. This is the largest dwell
ing in Brule county and Is thoroughly
modern in all its appointments. It viii
COST $500 to $4,000.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19
LITTLE GIRL DRoWNs
IL RIG SIOUX EME2

Sioux Falls s, d, July l5.-while
playing With some other children imms7
river yesterday afternoon Louise Wal
ser. tie s-year~old daughter OF Mr., and
Mrs. Walsec OF this city, fell into the
river and was drowned. Tho little girl
was wad.ng II the edge OF the river
cnd stepped on smooth rock and ael,
Into deep water. There wos no ono
bear who could swim. GO 1t was irnposl
eible to rescus bSf
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19
RHODES SCHOLARSHIP
WON BY NORVELL.
OF MITCHELL, S. D.

Berkeley, Cal, July ia complete
ist of the American Rhodes scholarship
appointees VINO will go to Oxford this
summer has been given out by Farm
ham p. Griffiths. secretary to Presi-
dent Wheeler, of the University Of
California. There are forty-five Amer
leans, eight from Canada. Among
them are:
Ben Tornlinson, Champaign, H.; AL
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19
SOUTH DAKOTA EDUCATOR
GOES TO CHARLESTON. s.

Rapid City, s. D.. July 1S-It has
been announced here that Professor e.
" Stevens, who has been a member
Of the faculty of the state school Of
trsines in this city for several years,
has accepted the presidency Of the Av-
cry institute at Charleston, S. c. Pros
lessor steYens is a graduate Of the
state university at Vermillion and for
merly resided at Centerville He has
elso had course at Yale
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19
HOTEL MAN REFUSED
ltHENCE MANI 40,

y Gesiterville. S. D., July 16.-The saloon
tied by the council reversing its decis-
lon and granting license to the coun-
ty commissioners choice Of men, No
license has been granted in the Hotel
Crane, however and the landlord
threatens to throw up his lease.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19
NEW PAPER STARTS
AT BANCROFT, S, o.

Bancroft. s D.. July 17-The first
issue OF the Bancroft Register made It's
appearance last Friday, the first paper
published in this town. George W.
Brown Of Huron is editor
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19
IOWA MAN DIES AT
ABERDEEN AFTER OPERATION

Aberdeen, S. D., July IA. Doyle, Of
Waterloo La, a tirnekeeper on the Mil
waukee extension west Of the Missouri
river, died here in ST. Luke's hospital
following an operation for appendicitis.
Deceased is a single man about % years
of age
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19
.PAYMASTER HELD up
ON THE WRONG DAY
Robbers Miss $40, COO Be,
cause Time for Handing Out
Wages Ia Changed.

New Brunswick, N. j.. July 15.-.
Three masked and armed hishway1nen
held up tine paymaster OF the Excelsior
driving from the Rocky Hill railroad
station to the company's plant half
q mile distant, but did not get any
thing.
For some reason pay day was chang
ed this week and the paymaster cid
not have the $4,000 which he usually
carries with him.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19
W
= WCMAN SEAS

p WCMAN SE ..eNS
4 A BOY OF 2s
y Kansas City. July IA woman :
= hurried into the Walnut street pc.- :
y lice station,
Have you seen my boy?" she :
~ asked. ''He is lost. haven't seen
= blm foc three days. o, what has
q become OF hlm?'
~ where did you see him lnst?'' :
~ Lieutenant William Il. Morley :
~ asked her.
''When he left the house to 60 to :
+ work He is salesman in a de- :
\ partment Etore. o. where can the
= boy be?'
= .'How old is this boy?''
~ 'Ewenty-stx- If YOU see him .
4 please tell him to come tight :
~ home"
i< She left without giving her name. :
II The policemen were instructed to !
~ look for boy 26 years old and to
y send him home. :
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19
CHANGES MADE IN
NORMAL SCHOOL FACULTY

board of regents in session here sent to
Judge and Mrs. Burt, Of Huron, who
are now in Kalispel, Mont. a fine low
ing cup in remem brance Of their golden
wedding which will be celebrated on
the 18th. Judge Burtt is an honored
member Of the board. The board has
Of the Spearash normal: Miss Eva
Lundville and Eva LIE Reau, instructors
in the training school, c. H. Lindberg,
Instructor in English DR.. P. H. Brown,
Instructor in biology and physics, and
Miss Bessie Wilson, librarian. Pro-
Iessor Christian Trygstad has been apa
pointed instructor In German and Latin
at the school Of mines at Rapid City.
The resignation Of DR.. Reynolds, pro-
fessor of English in the state agri-
cultural college, Brookings, was ac-
cepted.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19

; WED IN A BOAT
. AND R0rA GET SAyET

+ Wichita, July 1h-J. 3. Water
y bury Of Ansley, Neb., came to
= Wichita two weeks ago seeking a
= location for grocery store. At an
\ open air theater he met Marie Hur-
= ley, sweetheart Of years ago from
y whom he was separated by the
= girls parents.
= they were married in launch on
= the Arkansas Etver. The boat in
= wh.ch the bridal party was rocked
and the brides dress was soaked
= and the groon's shoes were nlled
= with water while the wentidS oers-
y mony was being performed.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19

bert x. whallen, Des Moines. Ia;
Laurence c. Hult, jr.. Ann Arbor,
Mich; John S. Custer, Liberty, NO.;
S. NJ. Rinaker, Lincoln, Neb.; George
w. Norvell. Mitchell, S. D.; Allen b
West, jr.. Milton Junction, Wis
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19

Norvell few weeks ago won the
South Dakota state oratorical contest.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19

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Evening journal., 1907-04-23
WILMINGTON DAY
BEING DOOMED

Tho joint committees having in
sharge the Wilmington Day celebration
at the jamestown Exposition held an
enthusiastic meeting last night. The
committees were assured by the mem-
bcrs Of City Council present that Coun
ell would appropriate the required
amount of money to carry out what
ever plans may be formulated. II is
probable that $4,000 will be asked for.
A. O. II. Greer chairman of the COM
mittea on program for the day report
ed that he was I'm communication with
the fair mana cement relative to special
celebrations by other towns, ana hoped
to make a complete report on the sub
ject az the mex; meeting IF the COM
mlttecs The committee thought IL
good plan 20 have Governor Lea and
Mayor Wilson deliver addresses on
Wilmington Day, but this detail was
not agreed upon.
Representatives OF the Independents
Fire Company suggested that 90 local
firemen attend the Wilmington Day
exercises The suggestion was favor
ably received.
Mr. Brinckle, Of the printing commie-
tee. reported that he had prepared r
booklet descriptive OF Wilmington for
distribution at the fair. The commit
tees win order the book printed.
At next Monday nights meeting the
subject. What can be done to boom
wilmington 20 will be discussed. Many
prominent business men Of the city
win be asked TO be present
Evening journal., 1907-04-23
viii Be Bic Attraction.

J. Edward Fahey, who is manager of
tho Wilmington polo team, is also man
oger OF the X-Wilmington Baseball Club.
the champions Of Delaware. and while
here made arrangements with William II.
McGear. manager of the Bridgeton club
for a game Roberts. who plays half back
on the polo team. is a member Of the
club, playing first base
The X-Wilmington club are a fast bunch
of players and will be a big attraction
here They opened the season last week.
playing the Wilmington Tri-State. and
were beaten by the close score OF TO O.
In 1903 they won % games and lost o. IN
1905 they won Il and lost 70 IN 1905 won
r. lost 9-Bridgeton, n. J. News.
Evening journal., 1907-04-23

9 GOOSE EGGS
WAS The RESULT
P. R. R. Y. NJ. c. A. Team
Badly Beaten by Local
Tri-StaterS

In game that scarcely amounted to
practice for the locals the Wilmington
Tri-staters defeated the Pennsylvania
Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. baseball team at
South Side Park yesterday afternoon by
score Of T. to o.
The visitors took the matter seriously,
however, and used every effort to score.
especially as the locals failed to tally in
four innings. Captain Cassidy switched his
men to some extent in the game. Crcgan,
new one and an outneldcr played first
while Touchstone was IN center Both did
good work in their respective positions.
Hoch, one Of the new pitchers. who looks
good, by the way, was in the box for the
home team for eight innings and famed
nine batsmcn. Zanzingcr, another new
"twister" finished out the game but had
no opportunity to show what he could do.
'Miko' Flood relieved McAuley back Of
the bat in the eighth and played good ball.
Wilmington played an errorless game
and developed hitting streak in the last
halt In the fifth Hoch drew a single, Vim
son fled out TO Garrett. and Louterbcrn
reached first on safe one. Donovan hit
10 the inhcld securing "a life on the try for
Hoch at home. but he crossed the plate
safe. Donovan was caught trying for
third on Grifhn's life. Touchstono singled.
but McCarty famed, leaving Touchstone
and Griffin on the bags. base on balls
and three singles IN succession brought
two more runs in the sixth, and in the
seventh Wilmington netted five through a
three-bagger. a double, a single and a
base on balls. In the eighth three more
hits brought in as many runs.
Mr.. Proud, Umpire 90 Proud was again
master Of the situation" yesterday and
gave decisions which caused a howl from
players Of both teams almost continuously.
To-day Delaware College team Is sched-
uled but the weather man has again be-
CONS obstinate.
Yesterdays score and summary was as
follows:
Evening journal., 1907-04-23
"RUBE'S" MISSING SUIT
May Have Been The One Found in a
Back Yard in Baltimore.

According to the Baltimore American.
Charles Rodenberg. who conducts sa-
loon at No. 526 Chappolo street, that city.
discovered a baseball suit labeled" Will
mington laying in the yard at the rear Of
his home recently. This announcement has
set "Ruhe' Faulkner thinking as oliver is
minus suit which tallios with the de-
scription Of tho one found 10y Rosenberg.
While the Wilmington team was returning
from Jersey City last week, Vinson. who
lives in Chester and who got of the train
at that city requested Faulkner to look
after his suit. which was In rear car.
Rube." who was IN the smoker readily
compiled and as the train was pulling into
Wilmington went back and got Wilson'S
grip. Upon his return TO the smoker the
were leaving the car and
Faulkner was surprised 20 find that his
suit bag was missing That was the last
he heard of his togs but he will now COM
municate with Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1907-04-23
TO BEGIN "WEEDING OUT

William NJ. Connolly, manager Of the
Wilmington Tri-State ball team will begin
the work OF wedding out his players and
Il is expected that several viii be dropped.
The work will be confined chiefly 70 the
pitching staff, which az present Is CONF
posed OF Faulkner, Clancy, Ramsey
shortal, McNeal, Wolfe, zanzlnger Hoch,
and Greenwell one or possibly
two other players may be let go also. The
team which goes 10 Trenton tomorrow for
the opening game of the Tri-state season
will be composed OF fourteen men
Evening journal., 1907-04-23
MUSIC AT THE OPENING
Presidents Of Leagues Will be Present
On the Occasion.

All arrangements Of the opening of
the Tri-State season in this city on
Friday next have been completed and
the occasion promises to be a red
letter day in Wilmington baseball.
Manager Connolly has invited Pres
ident Pulliam of the National League.
President Johnson of the American
League and President Powers Of the
Eastern League TO attend. Mr.. Con-
nelly has received word that Mr.. Pow
ers would be here on Friday. lie or
President Pulliam will toss out the first
ball.
The First Regiment Band has been
engaged to furnish the music during
the opening game The Wilmington
and Trenton players will parade early
in the afternoon. They will he in auto
mobiles and will make a tour Of the
principal streets Of the city before pro-
ceeding to the grounds.
Evening journal., 1907-04-23
DIAMOND FLASHES.

cassidy has Dad shOuldcr.
Cregan was deprived Of a hit in the score
OF Saturdays game with which he should
have been credited.
"Rube' Faulkner win probably start in
to-morrow's game at Trenton.
Hoch though somewhat nervous at the
ba, Is there in the box.
No matter who goes from the team re-
grets win accompany them.
Fans are anXiously awaiting tho re-
suit OF the first real game" to be played
by tho locals tomorrow.
Wilmington baseball enthusiasts will be
glad to learn that Mr.. Prouds career is
nearly finished here. He's on the "extra
list"
Evening journal., 1907-04-23
RAY PORTER RELEASED

Ray Potter, catcher, and one Of the most
popular players Of the Wilmington base
ball club has been released by his own
request and left this morning for his home
in Railway, n. ].
Ray was one of the first men signed by
Manager Connolly and gave promise OF
being a good one. After one game in
Norfolk Polters arm went to the bad
and since that time he has been unable
to work Last evening he applied to Man
ager Connolly for his release and the lat
ter forwarded it TO Secretary Farrell Of
the National Commission. Potter VIII go
on a months vacation South and will then
resume his position with tho Alsents Com
pany in New York city. 1t was with re-
grot that his fellow players bade him
goo6-bye.
Evening journal., 1907-04-23
Defeated the A. as.

x-South Side trouncei ahe Whining
ton A. A. travelling team on Saturdo y
10y the score Of to .. II was pre- 20
dicted that the A. A. would have a
walk-over. but after Bannar, who
pitched for X-South side. ce;tled down.
the travellers could not get past second
base. Outside of Bannar's pitching,
Veasey's terrific hitting was the fea-
ture.
Manager Jack" Conway, Of X-South
Side. would like TO arrange a practice
game with the Wilmington Professions
ais, another team who clllm to be 4
fast travelling organization. His ad-
dress is New Castle avenue and +
street city.
Evening journal., 1907-04-23

Fourth TO the Fifth district; Patrolnnan
Mclaughlin from the seventh TO tho
Ninth district; Patrolman McGillon,
from the Fourth to the Fifth district
Patrolman S. d. Scott. from the First
to the Twelfth district; Pauolman
snyder from the Fifth 70 the Fourth
district; Patrclman Ford. from the
Fourteenth to the Thirteenth district;
Patrolman J. n. Scott, from the Thir-
teenth 10 the Fourteenth district.
Evening journal., 1907-04-23
MANY CHANGES
IN CITY POLICE

Numerous changes on the police force
went into effect Hast night. Officer
william Beck was detailed for duty as
mounted patrolmau ana assumed
his new duties this morning. Other
changes are as follows;
Patrolman Fox from the Fifth dis
trict-to the First district. Patroman
Wmtrup from the Ninth to the second
district; Patro'nan Mcdaniel, from the
Fifth 10 the Fourth district; Patrolman
Ward. from the First 70 the Fifth dis
trict; Paro,man Mcbride, from the
Evening journal., 1907-04-23
WILMINGTON vs.. TRENTON

wilmington goes TO Trenton tomorrow
for the first Tr-State game Of the season
and the battle promises 20 be FOR blood.
Trenton has strong team and among
its players are number OF left hand
hitters. six OF whom are the first half
dozen at bat. The lineup which the Jer-
seytes win present against Wilmington
tomorrow will be, probably as follows;
Harley. left noli; Barton. catcher;
Brodie. center field: Connors, first base;
Nance. right field; Gilbert. second base;
StrohcL third base; Hartman, shortstopi
Hafiord and Moser pitchers.
Moser Is a s1uthcrnor and refused point
blank 60 pitch against the Brooklyn
Giants in yesterdays game The score
wal Trenton. S. Giants.
Evening journal., 1907-04-23
Team Has oraanized

The Construction Department base
ball team. of the r. I. DUPONT Com
pany organized with the followins
Players; Hahn. S.; Trough r.;
Cloud. ah: Matson. p.; Parks. H.; Nc
Mullin. c.; Crosson. 1b.; MoI.car, 3b. +.
Jackson. e., and wouh ike TO hear
from other department teams of the
company or any fast teams in the city.
Send all challenges to T. Y. kester,
manager, 1l01 Madison street.
Evening journal., 1907-04-23
FARRELL WON BOUT
eested "Kid" Williams in a Go in
Altoona Last Night.

Jack Farrell. the colored pugllist, ar
rived in Wilmington this morning from
Altoona, Pa, where he fought and bested
last night Kid Williams, of that city.
Jack looks In good condition and says
that last night was the third time In five
weeks that he had got the best OF VIII
liams. He is on his way to ST. Louis. Mo.
where, on Friday night he will engage in
a twenty-round go for $500 a side with
Joe Robinson. Farrell conducts a saloon
at no s23 West ForW-hrst street. New
York cltY.
Evening journal., 1907-04-23
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Y. NJ. c. A..........O 0 0 900 o 0 o. o
Wilmington .... 80 OO0 2 3 X--l2
Earned runs. Wilmington Z. Three
base hit, Ninson. Two base hit, Touch
stone Sacrifice hit, Hoch. Stolen bases.
Hartel, .; LOuterborn. rouchstone. 4;
Griffin, 3: Cregan, .; McCarty. Bases
on balls. of McGarvev 4; off Hafner,
4: off Morrison, T. Off Hoch. 3; off Zan-
ginger, /. struck out. by Hoch. 9; by
McGarvey, A; by Hafner, .. Hit by
pitched ball, Ninson. Wild pitches.
Morrison. .. Loft on bases, Whining
ton. IL; Y. M. c. A, ,. Umpire, Proud.
Time, 15O.
Evening journal., 1907-04-23
3. RILEY

70 inch Fancy Six, shadow checks and stripes,
our regular soc and CSC quality, Wednesday only,
soc.
visit Dress aud Silk Department will convince
you we have the best values in this city.
Evening journal., 1907-04-23
Bishop Monaghan Arrived Safely.

Bishop Monaghan Arrived Safely
Word has been received from the TT.
Rev. John J. Monaghan. bishop of the
Wilmington diocese. that he has arriv-
ed safely IN Naples Italy. The bishop
viii be in Europe for several weeks
and while in Rome viii visit the Pope.
Evening journal., 1907-04-23
WOmen's Wrappers

Made good quality Pefcale, fast
colors, light patterns, grays, blue
and white and black and white,
SI.Oo, SIPS, $3.50 and SI.5o.
Two-pieoe Suits, dressing
sacque and skirt made of good
quality percale, SIPS.
Evening journal., 1907-04-23
To Remove to Canada.

Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Tholnas and
daughters, Misses Blanche and Louise
Thomas, will leave this week for Mon
treal Canada, wheb they vii make
their home. They have been residents
Of this city for twelve years.
Evening journal., 1907-04-23

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Peterson spent
Sunday in Brooklyn.
Evening journal., 1907-04-23

All saItzaiver & 6upp Hats Guaranteed
Try one and you'll wear no other $50
Market street,
Evening journal., 1907-04-23
Black Dress Goods.
CoIoyed Wash Goods.

30 inch Dimity; plain colors and
fancies, extra fine qualify, l9c a
yard, value 25c.
80 inch Lawn and Batiste, new
patterns, l0c a yard.
80 inch plain colors dotted Swiss,
Organdy, Cotton Eolienne and
Lawns, all IL lie yard.
28 inch, fine Zephyr Dress Cling
hams and Checks. 15c yard.
Ends of Bates Seersucker Cling
hams, 10c yard.
Elegant quality Dress Gingham.
plain colors. stripes and checks, 10c
a yard.