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Evening journal., 1907-03-12
New Stocks Of DomesticS

We have endeavorcd to make this depart
ment one of the most tempting spots in the
store-and we think we have succeeded
We want you to come and spend half
an hour or so looking over our great assort-
ment How about tomorrow morning. Not
so many shoppers then, and you can shop
comfortably
The best Percales in stripes. dots, blookL
fancy and all colors in plain ........ y;,,aa
so pieces of Madras i'm small dots. checks
and plaids regular l6c quality, special this (
week ....................... .1213qa
Apron Ginghams. all colors, all sizc'
checks, blues, browns and greens.
Look them over.
Dress Ginghams, and Seersucler in a
large assortment of colors and designs Any
pattern that you want you will find here
Considering the advance in cotton goods
these are excellent values at .....I21zc
Evening journal., 1907-03-12
Keeping Shoes Dry.

An old fashioned method OF keeping
the shoes impervious to water in rainy
weather was TO rub the welt stitches
with a piece of beef tallow. But this
Is Objectionable, as traces of the grease
can be seen in the white particles Of
the fat left.
Castor oil applied with a small brush
is very much better. Only a little
should be used. and the brush should
preferably have stiff bristles. The kind
that comes with a bottle Of glue will
answer.
Evening journal., 1907-03-12
A NEW PABAsoI.

ing their reasonable price. Delicate
embroideries on fine handkerchief lin
ems. in patterns artistic and elegant In
the extreme. decorate the parasols at
the other end of the scale.
These are lined with delicately tint
ed silks in many cases. and the han
dies are fetching examples OF the best
that is turned out by designers who
make these a specially.
Carved worries with gold mountings.
pearl IN nacre tintings. insets Of semi
precious stones or Of clever French
limitations are some OF the handles
ased.
The empire parasol with the handle
reversed from the usual position. so
that when closed it is carried with the
top Of the shade toward the hand and
when open the hand IS near the fer
rule, is said to be a cotning winner in
its class The parasor illustrated is Of
this style.
Evening journal., 1907-03-12
Arctic Attractions.

''I cannot imagine" said the woman
with the short sleeves. why in tho
world the Eskimos live in their country
after they have learned what is TO be
had and seen in civilized places. JUS
think They have no theaters, no ho
tells. no trains. no street cars, no shops
no schools. no churches, no clubs, n
yachts. no scandals. They positivel.
have nothing that we have"
Possibly that is the reason the.
stay whore they are" ventured th
man with the dinner jacket
Evening journal., 1907-03-12

Eton Jacket Suit in pretty plaid and
checked materials. trimmed with self color
ed silk and braid Short sleeves and fun
pleated skirt Observation-Disclosures. $1,000
Jacket Suit, tight fitting, in both plaids
and plain colors Strappngs of same ma
terias. Colarless effect with trimmings OF
soutache and wood silk braids. 49,. $500
Eton Jacket Suit OF striped Panama,
Strappings of same material Persian Vest
trimmed with silk braid and buttons $500
Tight Fitting Jacket made with the Glib
son shoulder. Materials of plaid flannel
while the collar and cuffs of blue silk are
covered with cream allover lace .S2S. so
Evening journal., 1907-03-12
HoM l. L.eLerlu eoiI Wnter.

How l. r,cEerly Boil Water.
When water is put into a kettle over
the fire. bubbles rise to the surface
These are expanded air. and this Is
why the kettle "boils over" II filed to
the brim when the water is cold. As
the water grows hotter it changes to
steam at the bottom of the kettle,
where the heat Is most intense. and
bubbles Of steam take the place of air
bubbles. At 1856 degrees the steam
bubbles rise and drop back and the
water is said to simmer. If the water
rises yet higher in temperature. the
bubbles escape. and at 212 degrees
the water boils and steam escapes.
Now. thermometer will show that no
matter how much the heat is increased
under the kettle the water will become
no hotter than 212 degrees. but It viii
be turned into steam faster. and In
that way il is said to "boil away"
Therefore unless food is to be cooked
in steam it IS a waste of fuel to boil
water so fast that It disappears rapidly
in steam. The violent agitation will
also break into pieces whatever is be-
ing cooked
Evening journal., 1907-03-12
Modes In ParasoIs.

Linen parasols are to be even more
generally used than heretofore, and
these come in a very wide range Of
styles, in excellent designs that will
retail at from $3.50 to $50 and over.
The cheaper ones are Of quite heavy
linen. with embroideries that coun-
terfeit hand work excellently. These
have handles Of natural wood in sim.
pie forms and are remarkably good
looking specimens, neither cheap nor
common in appearance notwithstand-
Evening journal., 1907-03-12
Accuracy

A bicycle policeman Of the same
sionality appeared against a man
had arrested for fast riding.
How fast was hs'goingy asked
Judge.
Pretty fast" answered the polt
man.
AS fast as a man can run?"
"Yis. your honor, he was going
FAST as two min can n."-Grecn B
Evening journal., 1907-03-12
His Admiration.

"NIy friend" said literary boh
mlan 10 his friend an artist. "sincc "
are misunderstood Icy the world. "
must form n society for mutual .
miratlon among ourselves. ] thereto
proclaim the superiority Of your a
md declare you to be the equal .
Michael Angelo. And what do you a
miro in me?'
"Your good taste" said the other
Hln Nivant
Evening journal., 1907-03-12
Eoor FeIlovl

'Nly husband" said Mrs. Gadaboi
'fs so careless about his clothes. Ii
buttons are forever coming OF"
Perhaps" suggested Mrs. Knox
they're not sewed on very well in tn
first place"
That's just IT, He's dreadfully slip
shod about his sewing" Catholi,
Standard and Times.
Evening journal., 1907-03-12
the sklrt. and ahore the hem.

the skirt and above the hem.
In effect, the little square Eton is a
work Of art. although it is not so diff
cult to make at it appears. The revers
and innermost vest are Of green silk
the former being decorated with fancy
silk buttons. A touch Of black is in
trodueed in the faux vest and the long
shoulder effect is gained by cutting the
sleeves in one with the jacket A
stitching of silk soutache about the
shoulders gives the effect of a broad
fiat collar The costume is completed
with a hat of gren straw trimmed with
satin ribbon and shades ostrich plumes.
Under the jacket is worn a dainty
blouse Of linen trimmed with row after
row Of narrow VaIenciennes frlls.
Evening journal., 1907-03-12
THE GENTLE SEX
In the Bathroom.

The most appropriate rugs for the
floor are the hand-woven cotton rugs
so frequently recommended Tor bed
rooms. They may be made in any colcr,
and if Of good material win wash.
Simple loaded glass windows. with
colored glass, are especially appropriate
for bathrooms. since they render cur
tains unnecessary. but an elaborate
"aIt glass" is very much out OF place.
The one thing to be avoided is a clut-
ter OF small things-too many bottles
and boxes on the shelves and tables,
number OF rumpled towels. and,
above all, a rack Of clothes hung up to
dry
The nickel plate should be kept shin
ing with constant polishing and the
white porcelain, tiles and enamel im-
maculate. The nickel collects green
oxide and the white enamel a peculiar
yellow stain If neglected.
Evening journal., 1907-03-12
Train the Girl

To be self reliant.
To handle money ana keep accounts
To value independence without los
ing lovableness.
To take care Of herself without los
ing faith IN her fellows.
To understand social conventions and
use them for her own protection.
Never to let friendship infringe upor
self-respect.
Never to sign papers without know
ing what they are about.
Not TO cling with her eyes shut.
Evening journal., 1907-03-12
BUSH LINE

Freight received for all points. given
personal attention, and forwarded
promptly ut lowest rates and by beS
routes
Boats leave both Wilmington and
Philadelphia at 600 p. m. daily, Sunday
excepted.
Through rates and bills Of landing in
sued.
GEORGE W. BUSH K SONS CO..
Pier 3. South WEarves, Philadelphia.
French Street Wharf. Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1907-03-12

Jacket Suit semi-htted, made OF English
suiting trimmed with straps of same MAJ
terial velvet collars and cuffs -,... $3.50
Cutaway Jacket Suit, made OF English
suting Has one side and two hip pockets
and turned back cuffs ........s.....SIS SISoo
Tuxedo Jacket effect OF striped Panama
trimmed with black silk braid and lined
throughout with plaid silk 5000. $500
Eton Jacket Suit made OF light plaid
Flannel, beautifully trimmed with wool silk
braid to match. Collars and cuffs of blue
silk, trimmed with Persian trimmings, but
tons to match. White Taffcta lining $1,000
Evening journal., 1907-03-12
Entertained orandmasisr.

Members Of local branch Of the G. L.
o. Of o. F. had as their guest last night
William H. Burton, OF Washington. u.
c.. grand master OF the order Mr.
Burton was entertained at a banquet
given in odd Fellows Temple. Tenth
and orange streets.
Evening journal., 1907-03-12
Edged Wells

Rows Of narrow black velvet ribbons
finish many OF the long gathered wells.
Narrow black velvet ribbon is inn
mensely popular as a trimming.
Evening journal., 1907-03-12

Gated Prices like prices goodness of stylish
noted
Panamas in black blue
indsn checks and broken pa the prices range
Noies black
trimmed and designed with feta while exquisey
silk $3.50 o
Back Taha Skirts varied Of Chiffon Taa both side
and box pleated models $1,000 $1,000
Evening journal., 1907-03-12
An Advanced Showing Of
New White Goods

This season we have gone away beyond
our showing of white fabrics of year ago
and that's saying good deal But we go
.uponsthe principle that things never SO
well done that it cannot be improved upon
The results show that our efforts have been
unusually. successful.
Persian Lawns, sheer and beautiful, 80
inches wide. zoe, CSC, 3oc, 571Sc, soc.
Batiste, in both the sheer and the heavier
grade 40 and As inches wide 25o to 6oc yd
Dotted Swisses. 2S inches wide. in dots
and fancy patterns .2sc to Sroo yd
Plaid Muslins, both large and small
checks, very neat patterns, 2S in. wide
I24c to 65c yd
Paris Muslin, very sheer. As inches wide,
soc, 6oc, 7sc and SIoo yard.
Toxic Silk, white, % inches wide.
45c, soc yd.
Evening journal., 1907-03-12
PURITY
PROMISE
DVERTISING is a
Make Good" and you'll
Be Prosperous

put the market make PROMISE in our saemanhp
that not characterized by PURITY and TRUTH and
HONESTY that could always DELIVER AGREED
1t PURE DRUG law and PROMISE mas
always been FULFILLED.
Evening journal., 1907-03-12

Always 50 staIsi erect and look
things squaresy N the face.
Evening journal., 1907-03-12

If the ONE TIME that induce the reader try Casca-
proves be failure and disappointment it BROKEN
PROMISE and NEVER repetition of his patronage The
that present time ONE MILLION of boxes Casca
sold every month PROVES that believe uty of Prom
ise and have delivered the goods
Evening journal., 1907-03-12

with the endorsement of the American behind
family medicine for all STOMACH and BOWEL troubles especially
Nearly
the Stomach and Bowels Cascarets will
of
doNO VIOLENCE but plain, soothing
willing
be PREVENTIVE Of
body cleansing the inside body.
nde" will
o an ayoid resulting
before druggss SOL DAY
BE SURE TO SE5 WHAT
YOU ASK THE GENUINEl
Evening journal., 1907-03-12
Comfort in Shoe Buying

Women's Sailor, Toga, and Gibson Ties
in Gun Metal, Patent Kid, and Vici Kid.
Ankle fitted with Can't Slip Innings in the
heel. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500
Pumps with knotted leather bows, made
on special pump lasts that grip the heel and
shank We have them now in Patent Kid
skin, and Gun Metal Calf ..........S5.5
Evening journal., 1907-03-12

The best nducement offer our advertising
past and present. TRY CASCARETS only ONCEl We prom
ised and promise that these dainty little candy tablets
faithfully tried would prove be the perfect Bowel Medicine
placed before the American fanyas dependable for
effects nature herself.
In eleven years of PROMISE, failed to full
FILL and that's why have gained the friendship millions the
American people, who have experienced the reliable quality
product.
Evening journal., 1907-03-12
WILSON LINE

IRON STEAMERS BRANDYWINE AND
CITY OF CHESTER
Leave MlLllnst ton, 4tu st.eet wharf,
weekdays and Sundays, for Chester ard
Philadelphia, at 7.30 4. m. and 1.30 p. m
Leave CnesteI one hour later.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut slfeet
wharf, weekdays and Sundays, at 1919
a. m. AIS D. 10.
LsAlS chester one hour later.
Fares including Saturdays and Sundays
PHILADELPHIA excursion 25c-One way lac.
Chester excursion. l5c-One way lOc.
Shippers Of freight have frequent ser
vice csrelui nandling. prompt aeiavS,ss ssa,S /,
kbvered Wharves and wagons.
To secure these facilities order your
Fourth street wharf. Wilmington.
HORACE WILSON,
General Manager.
The Jasper news., 1907-04-18
All Over Jasper County.
Notes Of 0eneraI Interest. !.
sizes up Damage n

II had occasion to ride from Sarooxie
to Carthage in n buggy afew days ago
said Frank 'Boland Saturday to the Car
tbage Press, .'and tell you the damage
10 the whrat'i- great. saw msny fields
that / would not give a dollar for. u |
should sssome III. cost OF ths harvest,
taken in consideration both what the
green hug has already done and what
1t is likely to do within the next week
or two Ifsomething should occure
to suddenly stop the ravages Of
the green bug some Of these fields
would amount to much more than ] in
dicate. Some fields seem to be- little
damaged though there were few fields
which did rot show some damage. The
bugs are In several cases passing from
thu wheat into adjoining meadows and
killing the timothy tbiok that phiess
thu bugs get very much worse, that
there will be considerable wheat harvest
here this year, but the yield of the
county is without doubt already cut
down.
The Jasper news., 1907-04-18

Susie Lowrey, ayoung woman living
in Carthage, charged with the murder
OF Jake Fitz in Webb Uity on the morn.
ing of March 0, was arraigned before
Judge Dabbs 10 circuit Court in Joplin
Friday and entered plea Of not guilty,
Her trial has been set for Friday, April
26. The murder occurred at 10 o'clock
on the night Of March 9, following a
quarrel between the woman and Fitz, a
miner, The woman wa-s;arreated on the
Sunday afternoon following at her home
in Carthage and at once admitted the
killing. She claimed she shot Fitz be
cause he had grossly mistreated her and
declared she was perfectly justified in
her act and had "shot to kill"
The Jasper news., 1907-04-18

Starving and suffering greatly from
the cold, an old man was found near the
old Memphis depot in Webb City, Sum
day morning. 1t is supposed the old
fellow had spent the night there but he
was too weak to talk, and died a short
time later without even telling his name.
There was nothing on his person by
which he could be identified.
The Jasper news., 1907-04-18
Those Funny Joplin People

After coming from Joplin to hear the
Metropolitan Grand Opera company sing
''La Bohene,'a party Of fourteen per-
sons discovered last night that they
we're just one week too soon. And the
tickets they had bore the date April 20
10 big, black type. Individually and
collectively they expressed their opin-
ions of each other.
"Now," one Of the party said, "won't
we get the merry ha ha' when this gets
round Joplinf You're pack Of
chumps."
"But, II none Of US tells" another
said, "no one'll know about it. ! won't
say word"
'They agreed to keep the secret and
and later, aftsr dinner, they returned to
Joplin. But they had nice trip and
they're all coming up again next Sat-
urday night.-Kapsas City Star.
The Jasper news., 1907-04-18
ARE you in line to push Jasperi I
not it's time you we're falling in.

WE don't know whether to feel joyous
or sorrowiul because the Standard Oil
Company has to pay fine Of nearly two
million d. liars. We like to see the oc
topus jolted, but the chances are that
oil will go up another cent and we'll get
to pay the fine ourselves. From this
viewpoint, the sword appears to have
two edges, and the back edge appears
the keenest.
The Jasper news., 1907-04-18

As A result Of a recent supreme court
injunction against the breweries, Kan
sas bids fair to become a prohibition
state in fact instead Of only 10 name,
and the native will have to chip in his
thirst extinguisher in large quantities 10
order to get it at all, The Injunction is
practically death blow to the joints Of
the state.
The Jasper news., 1907-04-18

ARE you booster or kpockeri If
the latter, it's no use talking to you; IL
the former, hand in your dollar to the
commercial club and fall 10 line to
boost Jasper.
The Jasper news., 1907-04-18

Arthur M Camblin will be tried be
fore Judge Dabbs at Joplin on April 25
th for the murder Of Chas. Rambo at
Webb CITY several months ago. Camb
lin prior to the shooting was on the
Webb police force and incurred Rambo g
The Jasper news., 1907-04-18

Hans Ytell, an euterprising farmer Of
Twin Grove township, was Carthage
visitor Tuesday. He stated that the
Aphis louise had damaged wheat in his
section, but the hard rain Of last Sat
urday evening stopped the pest. Similar
reports we're had from other parts OF the
country and it is believed that the ravag
OF the louise is effectively checked. Car
thage Democrat.
The Jasper news., 1907-04-18

E. B, Tiffany, Of the firm Of Tiffany,
the famous jewellers Of New York City,
is 10 this city, the guest Of A. L. Moler
and family. Mr.. Tiffany was attracted
to this district by the wonderful report
Of lead and zinc here. He will probably
invest quite heavily in Carl Junction
diggings..-Csrl Jc. World.
Fred Troy, the Joplin murder pleaded
guilty to the charge Of murder last Thur
day at Joplin, and was sentenced to
Imprisonment for life in the penitentary
at Jefferson City. A unique pagei in the
long chapters Of emotional insanity, par
anoia, and dementis Americpa pleas in
the courts Of late In justification Of
murder.
A Joplin man who cought his II yesr
old son smoking cigarette promptly
and very sensibly bundled the lad of to
the reform school, where be will have
ample time and an enforced opportunity
to forget his taste for the noxious coffin
nail
The Jasper news., 1907-04-18

enmity. The shooting occurred in the
Middle West bar, bullets from Camblins
revolver striking two other persons be-
sides Rambo, whose wounds resulted
fatally 10 short time.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-09-05
LabOrerS Coming

9"ileo TOT Ihe worth last night With a full cargo of freight and 100 la- bors for the Home railroad.
 Washington, Sept. 3-The ad- ministration is advised from all quarters that Taft's speech at Co., lumbus has met with a most favor able reception, and has materially advanced his chances of receiving the presidential nomination.
 San Francisco, Sept. 3-The am nouncement was made yesterday of the engagement of Victor, son oi Secretary Metcalf, and Miss Marie Butler, daughter of an Alaskan millionaire, now stopping in Oak land
 New York, Sept. It is au- nounced that the suit of the gov ernnient to dissolve the Standard Oil Company, under the Sherman antitrust law, will begin next Thursday
 Seoul, Sept 1.-The Japanese are arrcsting Korean revolutions ists and forcing them to kneel be- side great pits, where they are exc cuted. The Japanese soldiers are footing and burning villages where he rebellion has adherents, but are unable to check the uprising, which is spreading rapidly.
 Odessa, Sept 4 - The Black Hundred are rioting ard shooting the Jews pr~miscuously in the streets. Ibey charge the Jews with exploding a bomb in police headquarters, aud in consequence the'the police are appIauding the massacre.
 Seattle, Sept, 1 The P.-I. this morning severely crItioIzos edjtori- ally the position taken oy Gov. Hoggatt om the question of tcrrIto- ia! government for Alaska. saviug that the reasons giycn were no. convincing a.d asking whv. II thc merchants and large bus.- uc-~ and m."..I interests were op-  posed to t- oyu of 4orcrumcnt. Waskcy and Cafe were instructed 70 fight for IT, Tn view O. these instructions, it appears to the "@jDcr that those interests, whicu inc governor states ar" hostile 10 trc movement. rr,pu the contrary willing to a-..mr i~ burdens.
 Ncw York sept I-Thc entire fortune of Richard Mansfield, a"ouu'ing 70 more thau a million dollars was wjlIed by the actor 10 lis wife.
 Paris Sept. WarshipS bomb lgrdod the Moorish position near C1-a Blanca, Sunday, in conicnc-
The Alaska prospector., 1907-09-05
GunniSOn Solves Problem

Seattle, Sept 4-Judge Gunnison IS in this city enroute to Juneau. In an interview last night relative to the seal question he stated that the only way to save international complications was destroy the en- tire seal herd He said critical diplomatic situation was likely to develope at any time under the present conditions.
 Washington, Sept. 4-Commis- Sloner Lane, left this morning to to investigate charges of rebate granting by several of the western roads,
 Fez, Sept 1.-The troops of the sultan have mutinicd and refuse to march against the rebels. hav- ing received no pay for months. The Tazzi brothers, one of whom was minister of foreign affairs and who had gained almost absolute control of the sultan, were assina- ted yesterday. The brothers were immensely wealthy, their fortunes being great "nongh to pay off the entire Morroc2 debt
 
 New York, Sept I - The tele graph companies have refused a conference with the striking opera tors, and settlement appears as far off as ever
 San Francisco Sept. f Young ketchelL knocked out Joe Thomas in the lhjrty-srcond round of their fight last night. in one of the 7Wlfteet contests seen here in somo time. The fight was for the weItcr weight championship
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-09
Hotel Arrivals.

Ar!inEton-E. c. Cook Bath. n. j.: II. j.
Wyncoop Bath. y. j; ]. T. Wilcox New
York; Howard a. Johnston. New York
Spencer Miller, New York; John Firth, New
York
Raleigh - Wi,bert Smith, Detroit: ].
Meckins Elizabeth City, y. c.: 6. f. Hub
bard. New York; Miss Annie Lear, Lexing-
ton. Ky,
Ebb.;t-H II Trout. Baltimore: f. r
West. L. S. A; ] f. Amos. ir. and Mrs.
Amos, Milwaukee, Wis; \. A. Dion. Ottawa
Canada; w. b. Davis. L. S. A; c. NJ
Haynes Chnlicothe Ohio.
New WillaTd-A J. Kelly. jr Pitts
burg; Robert Garland and Mrs. Garland
Pittsburg; J. =. Bryan and Mrs Bryan,
Chicago. IL. Smith, New York
Riggs House-Jesse b. Hail and wife,
Owens5oro, Ky. r. G. Dexter Illinois
Charles r. Crowell. New York; j. ID. Suli,
van. st. Louis. Mo; II. l.. Reid ST. Louis
Mo; NJ. II Hutchinson and wife. r. w
Nunhy, Florida; John F. Geragherty, New
York. Austin r. Griffns. Seattle Wash.
a +. Lanahan. New Haven, Conn; +. w
Wheeler and wife. city. Mrs. A. r. Wins
low, Portland, Me; W. =. Garloch. Little
Falls. y. Y; Louise GarloCh, Little Falls
n y; Gertrude Garloch. Little Falls, n
y: Jesse s. Garloch. Little Falls, y. Y.
Stanley F. Gerian, Little Falls. \. Y; c.
ii Lltzelman and wife. Boston; Daniel NJ
Mahoney. Lawrence, Mass; J. Bacb!cH
Mobile, Ala.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-09
Chess and Checkers,

The Chess ard Checker League announces
its summer tournament. All lovers OF these
intellectual games are earnestly invited to
join the league and make it a success.
For the present the rooms of the league
will lie AT Sot 9TH street northwest. rooms
~ and %. The regular meeting nights are
Wednesday ana Saturday but the rooms
are open 10 members and visitors at all
times.
Mr. +. T. Potts and Charles Far1uhar
start match game of checkers for the
Distric: championship next Wednesday
night. Play viii continue every Wednes-
day night thereafter till the match is con-
Guided. All PLAYERS OF either game cor
daily invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-09
MRS. JAMES r. GARFIELD.

Count and Countess Hatfield, who spent
the greater part of the winter here. The
ambassador will take a western trip, and
will be back to spend August at Buena
will also be there.
Miss Mary Regina Sheckels and Mr.. Con-
rad b. Doyle were married last night at
the home of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James B. Sheckes. The house was
profuseiy decorated with white flowers and
quantities of palms and foliage plants. The
bride, who was escorted to the parlor by