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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-30
MARIN SUPLAN-
TO A JUSTICIA.
El sefiOr CadaISO, que fOTmabs parte
del tribunal, dijO: listed no es
don francisco JustiCia."
EI pTOCssldO pOT suplantlT JuStIGla es Rada
IlsROs que IN IurIsCOnsuItO.

Madrid, Mayo 5 -EI proceBado 4 quien
go juzg6 en- la secci6n pTimera de la Au.
diencia, es uu letrado que, vistiendo Ia
toga, ocup6 en- estrados 81 lugar CORES.
pondiente q los defensores, pOr ssrlo de 81
mismo. ~4
Sc acusRba por el fiscal de I'm delito de
uso de nombre supuesto cometido en- un
tribunal de op:Hiciones.
EI afio pasado 90 celebraban las de
ingreso en- el Cuerpo de Penales, al
lamar el presideute don Francisco
JuHticia, SO present6 el hoy proceBado ante
los examinadoreB.
Embellishments, ell senior Cadalso, que
formaba parts del tribunal, comenz6 &
cuchichear con sus compan aros de mesa, y
tan NAL efecto debiercn de causar aquellos
cabildeoB On ell amino del examinando,
que este soliCit6 que Sc le permitiese reti-
rarse por encOutrarBe indiBpuegto.
-Pero, Justsd es don Francisco JUST,
cia?-pregunt6 81 senior Cadalso.
Ell interpelsdo psrece que no lego &
cOnteStar la pregunta.
-iUsted no es don Francisco JuBtiCia y
trata de suplantsrle!-inBisti6 el Befiol
Cadalso.
Ell opositor manifesto ent tonc s
que, en- efecto, no era don Francisco
Justicia, sino don Francisco Marin,
que Sc habfa presentado ante el tribunal,
no para ser examinado, sino para decir
que su amigo el senior JuSticia, estaba
enfermo y no podfa pOr esa cauBa, acudir
al llamamientO.
La explicaci6n no convenci6 al tribu.
nal, por orden del cual el senior Marin
fu6 detenido.
Sc le Sigui6 prOceso y aver Sc celebr6
la vista de este.
El ministerio p6b'ico Eolicit6 que 90
condenage al acugado, por el uso de nom.
bre SupueSto, q dos meBeS y I'm dia de
arresto mayor y & una mults de 125
peBetas.
EI senior Marin solicit6 Bu absoluci6n,
fund6ndoBe en- las mismaB razones que
di6 al tribunal.
Las Bospechas del gefior Cadalso reBpec.
to acerca de la personaidad del procesa.
do, obedecfan un an6nimo que hsbfa
recibido indicandole que el opositor que
ge preBentaTfa al ser llamado don Fran
cisco Justicia no Berfa este, sino un
sustituto.
serd intereSante Ell falIO que &c ue dicte
en- eBta, causa.
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Para lew YOEk.

PaSsjerOE para New York pOr el vspOF
"Philadelphia."
Mr.. Robert Stewart, Martin E. Gill,
Miss. B. Irving, Geo Jacobs, w. P. Dana,
Harold Sewall, L. R. Dennis, S. G. Fled
man & 2 infants, John M. Field, Miss.
Frances M. Field, J. F. P. des Garenneg,
Jorge Romani, Eduardo A. Tore, s. A.
Ashford, Matilde Mouraille, Emilia Mou'
rsille, G. Mourai'le, F. L. Joubert, J. Or
dofiez, Miss H, HI, M. Sykes, w. F. Sy'
kes Mr.. & Mrs. Furchftsns, G. Frederick
sen & San, Augusta Larcuneto, Pedro
Hernandez, F. Hermann, NJ de Ia Fusn'
te, j. Spenoar, Salvador Caino, Lucas
Andryar, G. Darfo, Eduardo Reyes.
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SAMSON E gALILA.
Fu6 anOGhe muy apIsudida la banda
del regimientO

I'm msgnffico cOncierto musical, fue
el que anoche ofreci6 este sotiedad en-
la plaza Baldorioty, la banda del bata-
lion pueEtorriquefo, dirigida por el
competente professor seior Luis R. Mi
randa.
Los ndmeros de la sublime opera
Samson & DaRla, que tocara dicha banda,
fueron sobre TODD, los del mayor sgrado
del p6blicc.
Es sin duda muy hals giiefio que el
pGbico que concurre las retreats, una
parte de este bastante considerable, sc
mueatre Cada vez mas entusiaata de 10 bue'
ma mdsics, rod6s on los cOnciertoB pdbli
cos asf Ia banda de la poIicia insular como
la del battalion p4ertorriquefio, educaUdO,
81 asf puede decirSe, Bu gusto artfstico d
par que emula 8 los buenoB profeSorel
que asf apreCiable prueba dan de 80
eatudioga consagraci6n al aTte.
Z la modsrna mfsica, como ocurre
con ell senior Miranda y tambien con q
sefior .Verar.
Miranda fa6 anoohe muy falicitado
segdn iDformeS, por los nctableB artistaI
AItesga y Martinez Pl6e.
Tiene en- enssyo una gran obra de
prodigioBo Ricardo Wagner, titulad'
Mae8tros cantOTes, que, en- breve, podraI
DIR los afcionadou al diYino arte.
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BANC0 TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOA
DE PUERTO RICO.
Capital autarlzadO S2.4OO,OOO. Capital rsali-
zado S3l5,532.s8, U. sc.
OperaciOnes que reoEiaa:


Pr6Stam0S Con garantias personales. con
colaterales, y con hipOtecas a cortO Y largo
plazO sObre incas rtisticas.
DeSGuentOS: De girOs, psgar6s, y ObI1ga
clones comerciales q cortO pIazo.
GiT0S Sobre Espafia, New York, Paris,
EOndres y HalnburgO.
GirOs pOT Cable: sobre New York Ma
drid.
Cuentas GOrrienisS: Con interes de poo
Anual disponibles la vista por cheques.
lmpOsCiORes a pla1O iijO: Con interes de a 2
4p. & annual segGn tempo.
SeGGi6n dc ahOrT0s: ImpOsiciOnes sobre liz
pretas desde Is cts. q 81 700 con intereses al
6p 8 annual.
GObranzas: Por cuenta agena con comi-
sion m1nima de cobrO. Sin comisi6n para
los corrientistas.
DSp6sitoS: De efectivo y valores.
Gamble dc mOnsdas: De tOdos los pafses.
Vsnta dc 06dulaS hpOtsOariaS: La mejOr in-
version en- Puerto Rico, interesl7 o. Sipa-
gadero por cupOnes semestrales.
Vsnta de- fincas: Dando facilidades para ell
pagO, en- las jurisdicciones de Adfuntas,
Aguas Buenas, Aibontto, ArecibO, Barcelo,
meta, Barros, Cayey, GALES, CorozaI, Qua
yama, Hatillo, Juana Disz, Lola, Manatf-
MaricaO, Naranjito, PstilIas, Rio Grande,
Utuado, YabueOa y Yauco.
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ELENCO De LA COMPA-
Ma De ZARZUELA.

Ell siguiente es el elenco de la compaffa
de zarzueIa llegada aver esta ciudad, de
la isIa.
Primera tiple: senora Adelina Vebf;
tiples c6micag, seiiora Ramirez Pillar, &C.
f1oritas Ramirez (Carmen,) CarreraS (Pi.
lar.)
Tiples caracterfsticas: Europa Dueno,
Dolores Garcia; primer tenor jose Vigil.
PrimeroB barftonos: Manuel Real, AL
berto Morales; tenor c6mico, Mignel ca.
Bag; primer baio, Arturo VazqusE; segun'
do baritone, Pablo Bella.
lsegundo bajo, JoE6 Barangs; Actor gene
rico, Santiago Ramirez; PartiquinoB, Ra'
fael Oller, Rafael Castillo, J. BurgOs;
Partiquinas, Margarita Rodriguez, Maria
Carreras, Fanny Garcia,
Apuntsdor, JoR6 Henao; o. apuntador,
R. Castillo; jefe de tramoya, Luis Mazan'
TIM; Archives y Sastrerfs, Juan P. Parodi,
Jose Vigil. 20 coristas de ambos sexou
y 20 profssores de orqueAta.
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Department Of Education Of Porto Rico Office Of
the Commissioner San Juan.

Sealed proposals in quadruplicate for
the construction Of two frame school build
iDgs, exactly alike, one each in Barrios
Macana and Susua, District Of Yauco,
will be received at this office until 10 a.
M; June Is 1907, and then opened.
Proposals may be made on the buildings
singly or to include both. The right is
reserved to reject any OF all proposals.
Plans and specifications furnished upon
application. Envelopes containing propo'
sails should be endorsed: proposals for
constructing a frame school building in
(name Of Barrio or BarrioS) District Of
Yauco, Porto Rico, and addressed to
"The Commissioner Of Education, San
Juan, P. r." 2
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qAbEN SU PESO EN- GRO.
ConseEEa eI meeanisrao saa buen sstada

COnseFVa ell meeanismO eil bueR estadGs
Norman, oHt., EneTO IS de 1890
w. II. CoMSToCK, MorTistoNn, N. Y,
Estmado Sr.:-Sus Pild0ras de Raiz Indiana del DE-.
Morse son el organismO el mor regulator que ruee
usar 10 humanidRd. La vida es como reioi; hagl
decados son mecanuOs paTieula nsguheante ds
an euerpo extranO 'se adhere la pequena de
Tuedas, cual Ell FesutadO9-Prinero sOlarnenue
pequena dterenea pereeptbe; zero eSe abaDonads;
ash que creeiendO la obstruction Ia rTeguaTidad
haciendose mas granda hasa que 10 que puo fscmena
al eIpezar eorse neeesaT entonCes muChO mas tabaO
eudado para aTreglarO. Asi es Ia constitution humRna
I'm pequeno desaTregtO abandOna. aumeuta,
npeTcephblemente a Princo despues TaPidez hasa
que 10 que pudo en- un principle eOTar de Ta
POGO rabajo Sc vueve eaSi fatal Para evitar esO
seo todo el mundO que purfquen organsmo
las Pldoras de Morse asi eonservar6n vgory vitasd.
S. S. S.
z y HArVNETT.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-30

Ell ron NExpoGci6n SAP LUIS dc lOs
BeHoreg "A. Alvarez Hermanoa es 81 meior
= mas puro de 50 CIase. Constantas padi.
dos que acreditan "a bondad, son de1pa-
chadoa por eaEa Casa an 81 ea bleCimiento
san Iol6 Z. hR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-30
RETRGTOS

Los amplianOs los precios mas limlta'
dos. Nuestro trabajo es garantizado. Es.
cribanos enSeguida indic6ndonoB el estilo
que interesa al cray6n, aCuarela, pastel
al oleo y vuelta de correo recibir6 nuea'
ira cotizaci6n.
Los ofreCemoB con 67sin marcos. Teh
Porto Rico Novelty Go. Box 164, San
Jnan. 3Ov,E
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-30
PlLDORAS De RAlZ INDIANA
del DR.. M0RSE.

PILDORAS De RAIZ INDIANA
del DR.. MORSE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-30

En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de PEI
ri6dico viejo & 6$2.00los AZ, kilos (ssn qasils'
tGk)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-30

PILDORAS De RAIz INDIANA
del DR.. MORSE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-30

PILDORAs DE RAIz INDIANA
del DR.. MORSE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-30

I'm artfcuIO de merifO Sc vende bieu.
BorachOir Harbor, ". s., EnerO I3 de 1854
W. H. COMSTOCS, AIorristown, n. "
ApreciahIs ST.-Esta caTta para certifcar que
eOmercmnte medecnRs de Patente, incluyend9 vaas
classes de F1ldOTas. Que vendO mas PildoFas de RaF
Indiana de DR.. Morse que de tOdas las untas. Sn
Ss.s
N I, NTCHnT SON
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Ell salva.Guardie del viaiero.

AmagdUdlEs Fond. Y. s., EnerO q de 1850
W. H. CoMsTOCK Morrsown, N Y.
Ruy Sr. mio:-Por muchos amos he sido IN acsrrius
parariO de FIdcFas de RaiZ indiana del Or Morse
pOrque G Ciega Ia que elias sino pOr
Ia cOnanza que para mi han heCho acTeedOraS pOF
expeeacia que he tRpidO OpOTtunidad suir sOrs
valor mertO. Mis- OcupaciOues tales que psO mchO
tempo fuera de nj consderaria equi.
pale complete uegaran ftar las Pild0Fas del DE-
s.SS
RT u 1FrVN-ggTa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-30

PILDORAS DE 1RAIZ INDIANA
del DR.. MORSE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-30

Para ahorrar gastos de m6di-
eos dsense las Pndoras de Raiz
%ndiana del DR.. Morse.
IA meior Pndora que Sc como
ee para uso &c las faanilias.
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vae vo-,~- ~, ~~.-oe u@s R~4s~gs.
Evening journal., 1907-04-20
MAY EXPEL
ROOSEVELT
Labor Leaders Disturbed
Over His Alleged UtteranCe
About Meyer and Haywood

BY Our own Wire. Publishers Press.
WASHINGTON, April 2O-scme Of the
leaders Of organized labor want Presi-
dent Roosevelt expelled from their ranks
for his recent criticism OF. Meyer and
Haywood, the Western federation miners
now under indictment in Idaho for blow
ing former Governor steunenburg to pieces
with dynamite In the agitation over the
Hartman letter, and its sensational re-
suits. The fact has been lost sight Of that
the President is a member Of various
unions, either in active or honorary ca
pacity
He belongs to the Locomotive Engineers
and the Stone Masons.
He has been called upon through resolu.
tion by some, to explain his unfriendly
course. The President has declined to no.
tice the matter.
A resolution of expulsion may be intro
duced in the unions Of which President
Roosevelt is a member He will then be
called upon TO show cause why he shall
not be expelled as an unworthy brother"
This may force public expression from
the President.
Evening journal., 1907-04-20
GIMBEL'S HEARING
IS POSTPONED

6y Our Own Wire Publishers Press.
NEW YORK, April 2O-Instead of
facing a hearing set for to-day IN
police court of the charging of assault.
ing l6-year Old Ivor Clark and bribing
am officer, Benedict Ginlbel. the Phila-
delphia millionaire merchant is IN st.
Mary's hospital Hoboken. at the point
of death from injuries inflicted In an
attempt to kill himself
GinOel carried out the threat he
made of trying suicide when he was
first released on bail in the Palace
Hotel Hoboken, yesterday.
He prepared carefully to end his life.
by inhaling gas, but after finding his
plan balked he waited sixteen hours.
secreted in his little dollar room before
his nerve grew strong enough for an
attempt by gashing his neck with the
Jagged edges Of GAroken glass pitcher,
At the same time he opened the veins
I'm his arm.
Gimbers relatives insist his mind
must have been unbalanced by his
trouble
Gimbers case was called IN the
Tombs police court this morning. Dan
O'Reilly his attorney formally ex-
planned TO Magistrate House the at
tempt Gimbel had made on his life and
presented a certificate from the physi-
clans at ST. Mary's Hospital saying he
was I'm a dangerous condition and could
not possibility attend court.
After a short consultation with As
sistant District Attorney Miner. the
magistrate continued the case until
Nav 1.
Evening journal., 1907-04-20

ries above Wilmington. Hogan and some
other quarrymen as well as Jones and
some employees Of the Bancroft mills were
attracted by the yelping OF the disappoint-
ed dogs as they stood at bay at the edge
OF the creek
Hogan Jones and another man got bat
teau and padded out into the stream to
try to capture the deer as It wildly pad
died around there fearful to land on
either shore where men and dogs con-
fronted it.
Struggle in the Water
The men rowed up TO the animal and
grabbed it. During the struggle that fol-
lowed their efforts TO land the deer in the
boat the latter was capslzed and the three
men were tossed into the water one OF
them clung TO the deer with one hand and
to the capsized boat with the other
Jones was unable TO swim and sank be.
meath the surface only 10 bob to the TOP
again. calling for help. Three times did
he go down before Hogan could dive for
and grab him. With trouble he made his
way with the exhausted man TO the shore.
where no soon revived.
Meanwhile the third man OF the party
clung to the deer which finally was taken
ashore. Yesterday afternoon il was re-
turned to the 100. II was presented by
John WanAmaker 70 the Zoo sometime
ago
Evening journal., 1907-04-20
TO MAKE SURE
OF FRANCHISE
Commercial Company Will
Apply a Third Time For
Valuable Rights

The Commercial Light. Heat ana
Power Company yesterday afternoon
posted notices throughout the city an
nouncing shat at some future meeting
of the Street and Sewer Department IL
would again apply for the privilege of
opening The streets of the city for the
purpose of laying gas pipes. conduits.
etc.
The date ON which the company will
apply IS May q.
1t Is practically "a renewal OF applica-
tion for the franchises already granted
the comapny by the Street and Sewer
Department, three years ago the com
pany having asked fo- and eighteen
months later obtained its desired fran
chise. During the eighteen months
two changes were made In the person
mel Of the department and as the APP
plication for a franchise was not grant
cd by the board which heard the ori-
ginal request the stockholders have
thought it advisable 20 ask a thiri
time for the franchise so that all doubt
OF the legality Of the matter may be-
disposed Of
1t was said to-day that the CONNER
cial people are satisfied that the fran
chise will be granted. Measrs. Melvin
and Gmy having deciled in favor OF
the new company when the franchise
was given originally
just who Is behind the Commercial
Company Is unknown az this time.
Julian c. Walker and Francis II. Hof-
fecker. however are the nominal presi-
dent and vice president. respectively.
No explanation Of the company's ac-
tion to-day could be obtained from
them.
The original franchise granted to the
company provides for the payment 10
the city of $4,000. or this amount
sl2.5OO has been paid and as soon as
the legality of the franchise is made
entirely clear to all the company stock
holders another installment of SIP, 500
will be paid the city.
Anthony Higgins is counsel for the
company.
Evening journal., 1907-04-20
FEAR NOW FOR
THE FRUIT CROP

Actual fear exists that the fruit crop
has been greatly damaged.
Fruit growers from the lower part Of
the county who were in this city this
morning said that ice formed during
the night and that a heavy frost blight
ed springing flowers. Pear trees. which
bud earlier than the peach or apple
trees. showed the whiting effects of the
cold night.
Every peach tree in bud was surely
injured by the cold Of last night" re-
marked a grower. Fortunately, how
ever. there are but few so far devel-
oped and this fact may save the crop
Pear trees. which are in bud showed
plainly the blight of the frost, and ]
feel that the crop has been hurt Early
vegetables have suffered a severe set
back in growth.
Evening journal., 1907-04-20
{ (HANGES MADE IN TRAINS

Beginning al 1901 o'clock tonight
a new timetable viii be lnaugurated
on the Delaware railroad whereby sew
eral changes IN running time will be
made AND four new trains put on.
Train No. AZ. south-bound which
leaves Wilmington on week days al
1912 a. m, and train No ls, NORTH
bound, which arrived here az 4.2s D. M.
weekdays, win hereafter run daily,
The new trains will be No. 81, SOUTH
bound, which will leave Wilmington
daily az 4.45 y. M. and No. 80. north
bound, will arrive in Wilmington az
$40 p. m. daily They run 10 and from
Franklin city.
Nos 30 ANA 50, now trains, win bo
Exposition trains only and will SO
through 10 the jamestown Exposition
daily. and Will be represented on Mons
day No. S5 leaves Wilmington, golng
South, daily AZ EOS a. m. and No. So
going north, arrives here az f10 a m.
BY putting Ia service this schedule,
patrons Of the Delaware railroad get
two new Sunday trains to and from
points down the State. Travellers may
now leave Wilmington at 1912 on sun
day morning and be IN the city again
the same evening at 42s p. m. For
merly they were required 10 leave Will
mington at 7.52 a. m. and could not re-
turn until 1852 y. M. on Sundays.
Evening journal., 1907-04-20
SURE MARVIN LAD
HAS BEEN FOUND
GoversviIIe, N. Y, Police Captain So Wires Dr.
Marvin and Latter Thinks it True-Man
and Woman Detained

I Standish is expected here at every
moment He is known to be on his
way, but has sent no word as to just
when he will arrive.
Everyone in Gloversville is on the
anxious seat until he shall pass finally
on the little stranger
Man and Woman Detained
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander II. Allen as
the man and the woman who had the
boy described themselves, are under
police guard. Allen is at the police
station and Mrs. Allen is at her hotel.
Ever since the couple arrived here
two weeks ago with the boy, a watch
has been kept on them. Wednesday
morning the police were able to get a
photograph Of the boy. which was sent
to DR. Marvin. An arrest was decided
on last night.
Question Allen
Allen, the man under arrest told the
police he is a travelling salesman, and
was engaged In selling gas mantles.
He said he has no regular home. Re-
Gently he was i'm Cleveland and he also
visited New Haven, Conn, not long
ago. according to his own tale Allen
said he is not employed yany house
but sold gas mantles of his own manu-
facture.
If the police have gained any valu-
able information from questioning
Allen they are keeping IT to them
selves. The chief of police declined TO
make any comment on whether he be-
lleved Aliens story or TO tell more
about the man than is set out.
Evening journal., 1907-04-20
ROBINSON Held
WITHOUT BAIL

George II. Robinson, colored, detain-
ed by the police on charge of the
murder of Robert Brown. the 15-year-
old colored boy, was arraigned I'm City
Court to-day and held without bail for
O further hearing on next Tuesday. the
same day the three other men who
were in the boys room when the fatal
shot was fired, will be arraigned.
According to Chief of Police Black
a chain Of circumstantial evidence
which is being woven about the
prisoner is getting stronger all the
time The police say they are unfold
irg a moive for the crime. but win not
discuss the matter
Will &c Questioned To- day
Robinson viii be closely questioned
by Chief Black this afternoon and this
examination may. result in something
tangible. He stil maintains that he
knows nothing about the murder but
from his actions the police are esIll-
dent that he is Withholding something
that would explain some Of the mys-
terry.
Coroner's Physician Bastian held an
autopsy on the boys body and discov-
er9d that two bullets had entered the
head. This tallies with the story told
by the boys mother who said she heard
two shots fired on the morning of the
murder
Both bullets entered the head in the
same place. as there was but one hole
in the skull, and either one was sudi-
cient to cause death.
Evening journal., 1907-04-20
MILK PRICE
IS LOWERED
Wholesalers Make a Reduc-
tlOn Of One Cent, But Re-
tail Price is Unchanged

Al a meeting OF the MIX Producers Pro-
teouvo Association OF New Castle county,
held at tho Bulls Head Hotel this morn
ing Il was definitely decided that afte1
May IN selling milk to the retailers
liquid measure would be used only and
that the wholesale price Of milk for tho
month Of May should be 3ls cents per
quart
In deciding upon the use OF liquid meas
sure the wholesalers save sixteen and twot
third quarts In the hundred quarts. the
latter equalng ii6 2-3 quarts IN dry mea-
sure.
Austin Hope Of Delaware city. sealer q
weights and measures. viii open head.
quarters at the Bulls Head Hotel on
Tuesday morning next for the purpose q
measuring and stamping whoiesalcrt
cans.
Mr Hope win be al the hotel until
Thursday evening and VIII also make ar.
rangements for measuring and stamping
cans az stations along the trolley md
railroad lines, as much milk Is received
here from points IN Pennsylvania.
Tho price 20 retailers is now AZ cent?
per quart and steps &in be- taken TO es.
tabl.sh a uniform rate OF four cents fot
the year round
The retail price Of milk will probably
continue TO ho eight cents a quart for
some time at least. 1t Is the Intention of
the wholesalers q publish the price, Nr
ono week every month In the Wilmington
daily papers for the benefit Of the re-
tailers
Evening journal., 1907-04-20
Information

Accurate information is the key
note of success in advertisement
writing.
When ncople run across an inn
portant piece of information they
are always interested i'm IT,; and IL
an advertisement tells them some
thing really worth knowing about
an something that shows
its desirab,lity from their stand
point-they may be counted upon to
at least make an investigation.
Thr different characteristics OF
worthy articles are all OF particular
interest to prospective buyers. an1
there IS generally one special fea-
ture that appeals strongly to many
people. Therefore, il is the part
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