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Evening journal., 1907-08-26
LADY KOLSELEY LEADS
HER HUSBAND

Probably no woman in London exer-
cises a greater attraction upon Ameri-
cans than does Lady Capel Wolseley,
who. strange to say. is equally popu-
lar with her countrywomen. Indeed
there is no one in London whose press
ence is desired more ardently at So
cial gatherings. for her brightness and
originality make even a dun dinner
party go" She says a woman with
an original idea in England is looked
upon as queer" and with two ORR
ginal ideas she is Judged to be crazy.
"Well. 1 am a freak adds Lady VOL
seley laughing. "Soon after by mar
riage I said to my husband, There
are three ways by which married per-
sons are known. In our case 1t Will
be either Sir Capel Wolseley and Lady
Wolseley. Lady Wolseley and her hus-
band or Sir Capel Wolseley and his
wife. Which is It going to beg What
do you suppose he said? It was, ]
suppose it will be Lady Wolseley and
her husband 1 answered, Quite
right. That was why was married
under an American boll.'
Evening journal., 1907-08-26

transact business IN the interest OF
his camp and the welfare Of the state
Camp Of Delaware. A pleasant and
harmonious session IS hoped for. The
sessions OF the State Camp will be
held in p. o. S. Of A. Hall, South
state street. Come prepared to Of
fer something for the advancement Of
the order. Have any business you
may have in mind outlined and in
shape to present to the State Camp
al any moment, that business may be
transacted quickly"
According TO the reports submitted
the location and number Of camps and
their membership follows:
seaford. 40. /. so menhers; Hartly
No. 2. so; Kenton, No. 3, as; Whining
ton. No. 4. 127; Willow Grove. No. 8,
"a; Wilmington. No. G. PIG; Pearson
No. z. "a: Dover. No. 8, 81; Middle
town. No. 9. SS; Magnolia, No. 10, 55'
odessa. No. IL. 55; Port Penn. No II,
g.; wilmington. No. 1S, 126; Wyoming'
No. Il. AZ: CLAYTON. No. Is, 81; Ches-
void. No. 16. IS; Leipsic, No. II, 6S;
Viola. No. is. AZ; Little Creek, No. 10
q: Camden. No. 20. %; Wilmington,
No. q. 1O1; Grubb's. No. %, IS; Laurel
No. %, 25.
Evening journal., 1907-08-26
MARK TWAIN "EASY
ON" WASH SUITS

How wash materials" give less
satisfaction after they have been
laundered is a topic in this peek-o-boo
weather among women or the piazzas
of summer hotels when they have ex-
hausted other subjects. White, they
agree. is the garb of those Of well
filed pockets. for there is nothing
more expensive in the line Of summer
apparel than linen or duck suits. But
maybe they don't know how tgo man
age, for Mark Twain makes his white
suits last well. On that subject he
has been interesting London, where
men have taken to gay attire, even
for the business part Of the day. IF
YOU wear white clothes you are clean, "
said the humorist. but your laundry
bill gets so heavy you have to take
care. ] have learned how to wear a
white suit for three days without il
becoming blemished."
Evening journal., 1907-08-26
Demonstration Of
THE STRAIGHT Pin

AS you enter or leave the store. take
time to see the demonstration Of the
STRAIGHT PIN, something entirely
new in the pin line.
Special attention is invited to the vari-
GUS styles and sizes OF these pins We
mention a few reasons why women like
them:
1t is easily and quickly handled.
1t holds the goods firmly and won't
come out.
It does not strain or injure the gar
ment
It's point is covered and out of sight
1t lies close to the goods and has no
hook or hinge.
1t does not catch laces and works well
in fine fabrics.
1t is made in smaller size than any
other pin made.
It is extremely small and can be used
for most any purpose.
Evening journal., 1907-08-26
STATE P. 0. OF A.
MEETS TOMORROW
Reports Will Show Great In
crease in Order During
Year
snoolal 10 me- EvENING JouRNAL

Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Aug. 26-Although organ
lied but two years. the Patriotic order
Sons of America, of this State VIII
confront a year Of remarkable growth
and prosperity when its annual con-
vention will be called to order IN
Dover tomorrow morning.
State Secretary Thomas +. Dunn IN
his report. commenting On the thirty
three per centum increase Of member
ship throughout the state, says:
Il hereby submit the fourth semi
annual report of the State Camp OK
Delaware for the term ending June 80
1907. 1 feel sure that the report will
be gratifying TO you as you Will find
that we have made a gain in member
ship Of 3O2, now numbering 1853, with
one camp yet to be heard from.
'The third annual session Of the
state Camp of Delaware will convene
in Dover, Tuesday. August %, and 1t Is
very important that every officer, re-
cording secretary and DELEGATE en-
titled to a seat. be present at the
opening session and be prepared to
Evening journal., 1907-08-26
WOMANKIFlD
BEAUTY DOCTORS
vs.. MILLINERS

IL looks as if the beauty doctors had
decided to make things unpleasant for
the milliners Not content with putting
ban on wells by asserting those
hlmy things are germ traps and the
germs cause many skin troubles. .he
specialists are attacking big hats.
They say huge headgear is rulning
woman's face and figure. Wrinkles,
these croakers say, are bound TO re-
suit from the facial contortlons that
accompany the effort to balance a
tent-lille structure on ones head. The
shoulders are hunched up and the
whole body thereby assumes a strain
ed positlon.
Evening journal., 1907-08-26
Bows CIOLhinq

That boy II he's a healthy one, will
need a new suit about this time, and
we've anticipated his wants. We have
already received a shipment Of new fall
suits that are priced very reasonably
They will be very useful for Sunday wear
now and for school little later. Pos
sibly you think that you will have to pay
a lot of money for them; not atsall Read:
Suits of Cashmere and bluep and fancy
Serees. at all prices. ...... 5000 to 5000
Fall weight Refers and Top Coats, of
Covert Cloth and blue Serge. sizes 215 to
10 years .................$ 5000 to $500
Boys Pants, all sizes up to 10 years,
in fancy and bue Serge and Cashmere,
soc, 55c $I.oo pair
The famous Puritan" Waists for boys,
dark and light colors, also white madras
have mothers friend band,
soc, 75c SIoo
Evening journal., 1907-08-26
Frederic L. Kurtz,
Investment Securities,
312 DU POINT BUILDING.
Death Of Samuel 7. HambIx.

Samuel T. Hanbly, died at noon on
Saturday OF dropsy. The deceased was
well-known to patrons Of A. L. Aims
cows cafe and had made his home with
Colonel Ainscow for some time; having
no relatives in this section Of the coun-
try. His funeral will take place to-
morrow from the undertaking estab-
Hshment of William IL. Robinson and
interment will be made in Riverview
cemetery.
Evening journal., 1907-08-26
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
Popular Excursions TO
NIAGARA FALLS
Only 1000 Round Tri

Only IU.UU Hound TTIps
September 6 and 20; October 6, 1907.
Excursion tickets will be sold on
above dates. good going only on Spec
ial Train leaving wilmington at 1920
a. m, arriving Niagara Falls at 11.0O
p. m.
Tickets valid for return ten (10)
days, including date Of sale. on all reg
ular trains except BLACK Diamond Ex-
press" Of Lehigh Valley Route.
Call on ticket agents for pamphlet
giving full particulars as to stop-overs
side trips. etc.
City Ticket Office. sO4 Market street.'
Evening journal., 1907-08-26
GO-CartS at Saving Prices

Every Go-Cart and Carnage in the
store has been reduced in price to move
them out quickly. We must have the
room for our fall goods. which are arriv-
ing daily, so the price is Of small consid-
Grafton to us But to you-well, here's
an opportunity to get a lot Of Go-Cart
quality for very little money. And re-
member. every time you take the little
one out for a ride you help it along to-
ward a healthier, happier childhood, and
at the same time relieve yourself OF lot
of trouble and care.
Evening journal., 1907-08-26
Summer Reading, SOC

There are many hours when time will
hang heavy on your hands during these
hot days, when an interesting book will
be a welcome visitor. If you are going
away, why not prepare yourself with
book or two. Popular copyright books
for soc.
The Indifference Of Juliet; Richmond
For Love or Crown. Marchmont
The Garden of Love. ......... Forman
The Belle Of Bowling Green. Barr
The. Clansman ................Di Dixon
Richard Carvel ............. Churchill
The Woman in the Alcove...........Green
The Fugitive Blscksmith...... Stewart
The Jungle .................S sinclair
The Missourian ................L Lyle
The Speckled Bird. d...........,. Evans
lnieice ..............''.. Evans
Vashti ...................... Evans
The return Of Sherlock Holmes,
Doyle
The Circle .................l 1 russton
When Wilderness Was King. Parrish
Evening journal., 1907-08-26
Mr.. Hyatt in Hospital.

George Hyatt, baggagemaster on the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, who
was brought TO this city on Friday and
placed in the Delaware Hospital, under
went an operation for stomach trouble
on Friday night and will recover.
Evening journal., 1907-08-26
Travel Accidents.

See our special travel contracts
aThe General" Accident Company
philadelphia, William T Morris, man.
ager. Board of Trade Rooms. Phones
1894 and S551D.'
Evening journal., 1907-08-26

Twilight services viii be continued
at Kingswood NJ. e. Church every night
this week at o'clock. The speakers will
be Rev. ]. Prouse, "Aunue' King and
others.
Evening journal., 1907-08-26

Miss Mary Il. Vaughn has returned
from a three weeks visit among rela
tives and friends in Maryland. .--,
Evening journal., 1907-08-26
EmbrOiderieS of areBeauty

Time after time have we heard expires
sions of pleasure when we show our stock
Of embroideries But that is only to be
expected when you take into considcra-
ton the amount of trouble we so to to
get this stock together Only the very
best numbers of the best assortmcnts that
we can find ever get in here, and yetsour
assortment is not small, either.
White and cream lace medalions,
I2Hc to SL25 each
Black and white silk Applques,
soc to S3.75ayard
Embroidery Insertions, narrow ana
wide .................16 to SL75uyard
Cream and lace Oriental Laces, 4 to o
inches wide .........,..25c TO o4c4yard
Black and white Chantilly Laces,
csc to $125gyard
Persian Bands and Appliques,
25c torS125
Narrow Baby Edge Embroidery,
I5cSto SAC
Wide Embroidery Edge.
SOC to s4c yard
Evening journal., 1907-08-26
Paris Pattern No. 2O4O.
Al g..,,.. AII-rwaH

To obtain this pattern or any OF
the others heretofore described in
The Journal, fill out the following
coupon and inclose IL with 10 cents
in an envelope addressed TO the
Fashion Editor, The Evening Jour-
nal, Fourth and Shipley streets,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Evening journal., 1907-08-26

This will be a busy week at Shellpot
Park. Today there will be a continua-
ton of the city beautiful celebration
and there will also be a number OF ex-
cursions. Tomorrow viii be school
children's day and they will be admit
ted free to each of the amusements at
certain hours. In the afternoon the
child making the largest number Of
words from the letters contained in the
word Henry will receive prize. Thurs
day night viii be amateur night as
usual and the Red Men will have field
day on Saturday. The fNee attraction
this week will be the Levalos i'm high
wire bicycle novelty and the First In
fantry Band in concerts. The bill In
the Family Theatre viii include Hig-
gins and Phelps in an acrobatic nov
city sketch: Mile. DeLora the singing
and dancing soubrette; thel Morrette
Sisters in singing and dancing and
musical work; AL West & Co, in a
comedy playlet entitled "The Home
Beautiful" Miss Dorothy d. Young
viii sing the latest illustrated songs
and there will be the usual moving pic
lures.
Evening journal., 1907-08-26

Ramsay Morris's stage story Of the
Indiana prairles. under the title of the
Ninety and Nine, will be the Offering.
at the Lyceum for three days COM
mencing this afternoon. The selection
of a leading woman for the part Of
Ruth Blake was one of the difficulties
that confronted the management. The
part is said to be one Of the strongest
ever created in a melodrama and re-
quires a woman of splendid histrionic
ability to interpret it. Miss Whipples
experience as a stock star has ably
fitted her for the trying role Of the
heroine and the production bids fair to
please the patrons of the local play
house. Miss Whipple has an excellent
company. in fact a major portion Of
the original cast that appeared during
the run Of the piece at the Academy
of Music, in the city of New York, will
be seen here.
Evening journal., 1907-08-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

The patrons of the Grand Opera
House will have an opportunity for the
first time to see Montana" the new
and interesting drama of Western life
which comes her on Saturday afternoon
and evening, August 81 This play had
long run i'm both New YORK and Chi
cago and last season played all the
leading cities of the East and West
This is the first road trip. The COM
pany and production are identically the
same as seen last season. Two car
loands Of magnificent scenery, two
horses, and twenty people are seen
in the play Harry d. Carey the author
plays the leading role of Jim Graham
Laura Burt and Henry Stanford, who
head the bill at the Garrick Theatre
next week, were last seen in Whining
ton with Sir Henry Irving's Company
in Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hail."
and will doubtless be remembered by
the many who witnessed that produc-
ton. Both are under contract TO ap-
pear with Charles Frohman the com
ing season in "The Walls of Jerico,"
but as this is not to be presented for
sometime Miss Burt and Mr.. Stanford
have arranged for q seven weeks en-
lgagement with vaudeville managers of
the East, and their first appearance is
to be made in this city This is not
the first time that Manager Dockstader
has been the first to present stars from
the legitimate stage to vaudeville audi
ences. "The Order of the Bath" an
| English sketch which has scored a
distinct triumph in London, is the piece
which Miss Burt and Mr.. Stanford are
to offer here.
Evening journal., 1907-08-26
FINANCIAL

CAPITAL Last
Authorized Par Bid ASK Sale
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-10-11

HyneneaI.

On Thursday, October 3rd, JJ5, Mt tho
home Of the bride, Mr.J. ". Taylor. ].
NJ, o'Neal and Miss Florence Taylor, in
the presence OF the family and few in
innate friends, were united in the holy
bonds OF matriaony, Rev. W. p. Moss
officiating. The bridegroom was born
and reared In Carroll county, and has
many friends and relatives here. Iie Ia
at present living In Greenwood, en-
gagged in the lumber business, and IL
appreciated by all who know him for
his strict Integrity OF character and
business ability. The bride is one of
Carrollton's charming young la lies, a
general favorite in the social and
church circles, and Is much admired for
her many womanly virtues and accom-
plishments. Their many friends wish
them all the happiness they anticipate,
-Carrollton Conservative,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-10-11
Who Ire J. 4. CeburH's Greater
MlnStreIS.

| They are the newest, swellest, mos
progressive company OF np-tp-date, hus.
tling, wide awake, singers, dancers,
comedians, musicians, athletes, novelty
and vaudeville minstrel performers
that can be gotten together by live
manager. They are the clan, whose
energy, ideas, ability and efforts com
bine to form and present to the min-
strel loving patrons Of every city they
visit first-class evenings entertain
ment and relaxation. They are the
'live wires" in minstrelsy, with ideas Of
their own which will not permit them
to become "chair warmers, ""has beens,"
"fll-ins" and second row snper.nnmara-
ries Of the much heralded mammoth pro-
dnctions. They are the Great Barlow
Minstrels' re organized. under the di-
rection Of J. A. Coburn. one Of the most
energetic and progressive minstrel
directors in the country, who has for
the past ten years brought to Green
wood Opera House one Of the cleanest,
most enjoyable attractions ever seen in
our city. The company who have never
presented an inferior or mediocre per-
formance, whose guarantee OF "Yonr
moneys worth or your money back" alb
solutely assures all patrons of fair deal
Ing and good faith.
Everything new, novel, bright and en-
tertaining. at the Greenwood Opera
House on Monday, Oct. 14th. Don't for
get the day and date and remember the
band concert at noon. Seats on sale at
STEMS book store.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-10-11
BUSINESS LEAGUE
HOLDS MEETING.
Good Attendance And Mnch tuterest
is Manifested.

A meeting OF the Greenwood Businoss
League which means much to Green.
wood was held at tho city hall Tuesday
! night, Oct Sth. Notwithstanding the
fact that several other meetings Of dif-
ferent organizations wore held on the
same night, there was representative
body Of Greenwoods business men and
oest citizens gathered at the city hall
TO discuss ways and means Of promoting
the vital interests Of our city.
The meeting was called to order at 8
o'clock by President Purcell who IN =
BRIEF and pointed address outlined
the work before the League. The Sec-
retary then read correspondence with
the Y. n NJ. v. officials regarding the
present train service Of their road and
MIR. i. A. Brown announced the decision
OF the road TO relnstate the Tutwiler
train on. Nov. End, This train will be
run on schedule which will permit Of
the train from Charleston making con-
neotion with II at Philip when that
train Is put on which will be about Jan.
lst, as soon as the road Is fully CON-
pleted.
An expression was then asked for
from the different members present re-
garding the proposed movement Of the
League for extensively advertising
Greenwood. Rev. John c. Park was one
OF the first to respond and In ringing
speech mingled with his quaint vein Of
iaimltabie hamor put every man present
IN an attitude Of enthusiasm for Green
wood, A spirited discussion followed
regarding the best methods to be FOL.
lowed to accomplished these desired re-
suits and the secretarya announces
ment that the arst factory 10 loc,te on
the property allotted 10 the city by DR..
Henderson had been contracted with
was received with cheers.
The election Of 10 new directors 10
the present board Of five followed and
the following gentlemen were elected;
Ma Wright, @. u. Wright, W. r.
Humphrey, 70. I. Mounger, Ike Stein, II.
Hosmer, Chas. Crull, p. L. DeLoach. ".
II. Dick, and II. q. Kitchell.
The League will move into its new
home--the building formerly occupied
by The Enterprise ofilce as soon AZ tho
rooms can BIO finished and regular meet-
ings will be held weekly.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-10-11
Quick Work CATCHING Neur0.

Deputy Sheriff W, 9. Taylor was sum
moned to Attala county, Monday, with
his blood hounds, to catch negro for
attempted rape, eight miles east Of
Goodman. notwithstanding the pearo's
tracks were "a hours old when Mr.. Tay.
jor arrived there, his dogs promptly
chased down the brute and ho was
landed In iallMr. Taylor returning
home Tuesday night. This was quick
work, and we congratulate MIR. Taylor
upon his alcrtness and the efficiency Of
his dogs,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-10-11
Services MethO dist Church.

The Services at the Methodist church
next Sunday, II a. M. will be held in
the lecture room Of the church, as the
auditorium is closed during the build
ing Of the new pipe organ.
The pastor at this service will preach
upon the theme" "Hinderance to the
Religious Life of Greenwood" Those
who are interested IN the Better Town
Movement" are invited to attend.
The Union service will be held at the
Er sbyterian church Sunday tyvaipg at
7:3O.
&c. PARK. :
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-10-11
scATEs.

Still the headquarters for High Grade
Confections.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-10-11

"In November, 1901, caught cold and
had the quinsy. My throat was swollen
SO could hardly breathe. ! applied
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and it gave
me relief in short time. In two days
was all right" says Mrs. L. Cousins,
Otterburn, Mich. Chamberlaln's Pain
Balm Is liuiment and is especially
valuable for sprains and swellings.
For sale by Raines' Drug Store and G.
D. Cassity.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-10-11
Benefit Junior Xmas Dauqhters.

Next Tuesday afternoon o to 10
o'clock the receipts at the Theatorium
will be given to the Junior Kings
Daughters. The regular price Of adj.
mission will be charged, and the Juniors
will appreciate the patronage Of the
public.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-10-11
TaylOr.O'NeaI.

Married, at Carrollton, Miss, Oct. 0,
1907. Miss Florence Taylor and Mr.. J.
M. o'Neal--Rev. Mr.. Moss officiating.
The charming bride Is one OF Carroll
tons fairest daughters, and the gallant
groom one Of Greenwoods progressive
young business men. The Common
wealth Joins the many friends OF the
happy young couple In wishing for
them long and prosperous married
life.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-10-11
ARE YOU N
NEED OF LABOR.
II So. Make Your Wants Known to
Men. 9. A. Wilson.

There are great many complaints ID
the Delta relative to the scarcity oil
labor on the cotton plantations, and as
. consequence Hon. @. A. Wilson has
taken the matter mp with the Depart.
ment Of Commerce and Labor at Wash.
ington.
Replying to Mr.. Wilson's recent let
ter, giving certain desired information
from this section, Hon. T. v. Powderly,
Chief Of the Division Of Information,
writes as follows:
Department OF Commerce and Labor
Washington, Oct. s, 1907.
g. A. Wilson, Esq, President Delta Bank,
Greenwood, Miss.
observation-disclosures Is made Of the
receipt cf your letter Of the 2nd instant,
and the information contained therein
will be considered in connection with q
bulletin which is now being prepared
for publication in various languages
and distribution among admitted aliens
and others desiring such information.
We shall also bring the subject matter
contained in your letter to the atten-
tion Of Mr.. G di Palma CastigIione.
Manager, Labor Information Office for
Italians, SO lafayette Street, New York
City.
It's hoped that our efforts will re-
suit in your securing the settlers you
desire.
Raupacffnl1v
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-10-11

A good molder man at once. One who
has had furniture factory experience
preferred. Steady work and good
wages. Apply Ward Furniture Manu-
featuring Co., Fort Smith, Ark.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-10-11
Respectfully,
T. v. POwDERLY,
Chief OF Division


Mr.. Wilson requests The Common
wealth to announce to all Interested in
the matter Of securing Italian, German
or any other labor that he will take
pleasure In placing their propositions
before the different labor information
Offices, provided they win state in
writing just what they have to offer
good laborers in the way Of houses to
live In, lands to till, school facilities,
etc.
There will be little difficulty about
getting good class OF labor in this
country If the proper inducements are
offered In the shape Of accommodations.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-10-11

] Show Case. Hot Chocolate Urn.
] Coffee Urn. All In good condition and
cheap for cash. Apply to
sCATEs BROS.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-10-11
Wanted, Situation.

Combination bookkeeper and stenog-
rapher desires Office work at night.
Ring 1859 Cumb. Phone.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-10-11
Scales

Fountain mover closes. Our Hot
Drinks as well as Cold please particular
people.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-10-11
SGATEs.

All the old reliable Hot Drinks, Cof-
fee uDexcelled.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-10-11
SCATES.

Cosiest little place In town. Hot or
Cold Drinks served just right.