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Evening journal., 1907-08-01
JOURNAL DOLLAR
GIVES GOOD ADVICE
Tells Market Street Merchant
Why People Do Buying
in Philadelphia

THE EVENING JOURNAL trade
at-home dollar is stpl on Market
street whore it is bualy going the
rounds among the BUSINESS houses
yesterday IL rolled into the store Of "
S. r. Butler and Sons. stationers and
book sellers. 1t came into the store
bright and shining. stopping at the
desk of the cashier. who turned IL
ovec 10 Walter L. Butler. the junior
partner Of the firm. wrhe top of the
morning 20 We. Mr. Butler Shake,
didn't have the least idea of ever
getting into your cash drawer. I'm
mighty glad / was so fortunate Be
fore YOU salt me down I've got some-
thing 20 whisper I'm your car. so let
us sit down together in your office
and talk Il an over. THE EVEN.
ING JOURNAL has iurdened mo
with a big job, but 30 Ear the reports
are that I am doing my work very
we'll. I've been ous now sevora
weeks and everswhere I've gone. 1
have been treated just like a mother
traits her first offspring I've been
looked at turned over. caressed AMI
fondled and / liked it very much.
Now. Mr.. Butler let's get conf
dental You know. asl well as T.
that q dollar earned by a Wilmington
mechanic and spent bv that same
mechanic In Wilmington remains at
home giving you and every one else
who gets it one dollars worth of busi-
ness which neither Won nor anvone
else would get if that same mechanic
would spend It IN Philadelphia Do
you understand me. Mr.. Butler? I
Know you are saying yes 20 all 1 have
said. but please don't forget the little
story I told you. You know also that
n great many people buy in Phnadel-
phia simply because the PHILADELPHIA
stores advertise their goods. You
don't seem 70 agree with me on this
point but IL nevertheless a fact.
which. like Banouo's ghost. won't
down. People not only read news
papers for the local news. but they
alho read advertisements as wen. Adj
Nertisements are nothing less than
merchant talk
They give what the merchants have
10 say, lust like a Newspaper reporter
gives what IS being talked about on
his daily rounds. If you wonder why
the people Of Wilmington don't do
moro buying its because Wilmington
merchants don't tell the people
through the newspapers what they
have 70 offer. Good day. Mr.. Butler.
Thank you for being 50 patient"
The trade-at-home coin left tho
store OF Messrs Butler late yesterday
afternoon, going TO the office of the
Postal Telegraph Company. where IL
was spent by Mr. Butler as message
toll William w. Anderson. the man
ager of the postal. spent IL with the
Mercantile Printing Company. where
It is now WATCH FOR THE DOL
LAR. BUT DON'T HOLD THE DOL
LAR. PUSH 1T ALONG.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
THIRTY DEAD
IN POLISH
LABOR WAR
Clash Between Troops and
MObS at LOdZ Stops
Business
Ry rnE JouRNALIs 500 wIre.

BY TIE JOURNALS Special Wire.
LODI. Poland, Aug Thirty lives lest
and score Of persons seriously injured
through nshtns between sroops ard m bs
is the record Of the latest attempt to in-
augurate a labor war IA Lodz.
Apparently this Is only the beginning
and the city seems to be ON the verge
Of further disorder, violence and blood
shed such as marked previous attempts 10
make general strikes effective. Additional
troops are being hurried 10 the city but
II Is feared they win arrive too late 70
prevent serious clashes.
To-day business IS al a standstlll.
ARREST SOCIALIST LEADER.
The principal leaders Of the socialists
have been arrested but this has only em-
FILTERED the strikers.
Street cars were attacked to-day by
rioters with stones and clubs and IN some
Instances were fired on.
Some cars were burned in the streets.
The Cossacks and dragons were hardly
able 70 cope with their angry antagonists.
The trouble started Yesterday when s2-
900 worhmen We're called out.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
HOSPITAL BIDS
TURNED DOWN

Bids were opened again today at the
Delaware State Hospital for the In
sane at Farnhurst by the trustees, for
the new addition to that institution
and were again found to be too high.
There were two bidders Charles e..
Anderson Of Wilmington and j Hirons
of Dove, these being the two lowest at
the time the bids were first opened.
Anderson bid $4,000 and fIirons S4l,-
500 They both were turned down and
now new plans will be arranged and
submitted to the committee of build
ings and grounds and bids viii again
be advertosed for.
During the month Of July, ten pa
uents were admitted TO the hospital.
five died and one was discharged. The
population on August j, is 234 males
and 1S2 females. The receipts from
board patients for the month were
S993.24.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
Y.MC.A. WORK TO
START ON MONDAY

Active work on the new Y. NJ. c. A.
Building will be started on Monday,
when James Iogue will prepare the
site for tho masonry work Of the big
structure. This was announced to-day
by Mr.. Logue. who Is now placing ma
terlal on the site preparatory TO be-
ginning his work
All IS activity at Y.M. C.. A. head
quarters now that the date FOR start
IN gwork on the big building is fixed.
Secretary Tihbitts is making every ef-
fort to collect the subscriptions TO the
s2oSo0 building fund. and hopes TO
have very large portion Of the
amount IN hand I'm a short time.
Tho contract FOR installing the
plumbing work In the structure has not
been awarded by the association, and
Il IS probable that Il win not be until
the next meeting of the directors OF
tho association.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
WITH
POWDER SUIT
DiSSOIving Of One Of the Cor.
pOratiOns Will Not Afiecl
Governments Action
By rIIE JoURNALs speeIaI VIC.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-The depart
ment Of Justice announced to-day that
the action of the dupont powder officials
in voluntarily dissolvlng one Of its COM
panies would not affect the suit.
Acting Attorney General Russell, in a
statement, explains that the dissolution
Of the concern docs not under the laws
of Delaware. prevent It from being sued;
neither does it prevent a receiver being
appointed; that If the assets Of the dis-
solved company had been transferred
prior to dissolution. as the government
has been advised the new concern may be
brought in later as a defendant. under an
agreement. made necessary by the discov'
cry since the filing Of the government bill
Of the correct Christian names Of some OF
the Individual defendants.
"The suit is proceeding to the entire
satisfaction of the department" it is de-
clared.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
BIGAMY is NO
BAR TO Her LOVE
Young Woman Would Flee
to SingIetOn'S Arms, if
lie We're Free
By THE JOURNALS Special wire

PITTsBURG. Pa, Aug. 1.-"Biga-
mist though Elmer Singleton may be,
and married me under the alias of
Charles e. Abbey andmay plead guilty
to bigamy tomorrow, love him pas
sionately still and would fee to his
arms were he free, for he is a conno-
sieur"
Such in substance was the declara-
tion made by Mary Alice Banks. aged
"a, the beautiful daughter of Wilson
Banks, a well known Oakland resident.
"Scorn me, revile me as you will you.
father know my feelings. "she declared
TO her parent when the subpoena was
read that hales both to court to hear
Abbey. alias Smiley and Singleton,
plead guilty
Il have long forgiven Elmer, for he
did EN- no wrong. That he may have
wronged me according to law yet
can feel no wrong"
Wilson Banks. the girls father, is
employed in a position Of trust in the
Carnegie Institute. Singleton's correct
name is Smiley and he served ten
months in the workhouse, according to
tho police records.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
GUNBOAT TUBES
DEFECTIVE?
Government Asks for a De-
tailed Report Of Accident
From Admiral Dayton
BY THE JOURNALS Special wire.

- ""Nf- -" HN-fHttr - t|l-NNt'AA WAA"H
WASHINGTON. Aug, LIN order to de-
termine whether the tubes Of the Gunboat
Wilmington which exploded at Nanking.
China on Monday, were the product Of the
Shelby Steel Tube Co., of Pittsburg. some
of whose employees are now being prose-
cuted boy the United States government on
the charge Of supplying defective nues
TO the navy. the navy department has
called upon Rear Admiral Henry Dayton,
commander-ln-chief of the Pacific feet to
forward detailed report Of the accident
by cable.
This action was taken to-day at the in-
stance Of the department of justice at
Plttsburg requesting definite action to OBJ
tain positive evidence 20 be used in tho
second trial of the accused employees of
the. company. They were indicted last fan
on the charge Of conspiracy against tho
United states in supplying untcstcd and
alleged defective material and having
labelled the tubes 20. X" with the ofn-
cial stamp alleged to have been purloned
from the government inspectors desk.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
LAUNCHED NEW
FERRY BOAT

without ceremony the ferryboat Mas
sau, building for the New York Ferry
Company by the Harlan & Hollings-
worth Corporation was launched yester-
day afternoon at SIS o'clock.
The Nassau is the third and last of
the three ferry boats building by the
local firm for service in New York
harbor and will be stationed at Thirty
ninth street ferry. She is 202 feet over
all with a draft of 13 feet and 40
foot beam at the water line. The Nau-
sau will be completed and ready for
delivery in about eight weeks.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
ONE LEGGED CHESTER BOY
is AN EXPERT SWIM MER.

CHESTER, Aug. lone Of the most
expert youthful swimm mers in this city
is Harry Brown, Is years old, a one
legged boy, who learned to swim be-
fore he became a cripple few years
ago he was run 'over by train on the
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad, his
leg being cut off near the knee. Since
meeting with the accident Harry has
been going about with the aid of a
crutch
He frequently makes a dive at a
point eight feet above the water, carry
ing the erutch with him, in order that
he may be able to walk when in shall
low depth. He swims with apparently
as much ease as any of his compan-
ions and is reputed to be the best
diver Of them all.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
PENNSY EARNINGS
LOWEST In YEARS

Increased net earnings Of the Pennsyl-
van.a Railroad Company for the first six
months Of this year amounted TO only
SfS4.9OO-the smallest Of any similar period
in recent years. While the gross earn
ings in that period showed an increase Of
S9.3l47o0 they were nearly overbalanced
by the increase in expenses, which totaled
sSS79. 800.
The Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
ington Railroad had Increased expenses
totaling $500 which overbalancei its in
crease Of s664soO in gross earnings by
ssi5, 600.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
WIN nn.n No ,.E.iA

Il is expected that the new passage
way leading from Front and King
streets TO tho elevated station of the
p. B. & w. railroad. will be opened
for traffic by Saturday. The walk has
been graded and covered with crushed
stone and a galvanized railing set up
on each side of Il. Workmen have
completed the work Of sodding the en-
bankment along the elevated tracks be-
tween French and King streets. The
passageway win be used as an exit only
from north bound trains.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
Chief Clerk on Vacation.

Charles J. Campbell, chief clerk at
tho Hotel Wilmington, viii leave on
Monday for a weeks vacation at At
lantic city, where he will register at
the Ponce de Leon. Mr.. Campbell IS a
prominent member Of the Hotel Clerks
Association OF the United States, and
expects 10 meet many Of his brother
clerks at the shore.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
PYTHIANS TO PICNIC

Pyhtian Knights Of Wilmington and
vicinity will join in a big picnic Of the
order at Grubbs corner on the after
noon and evening Of August IA. The
outing will be given under the auspices
of Morning Star Lodge. OF G4lbb's
Corner. Members OF the order from
this part Of the county have accepted
invitations TO attend. There will be
speech making and a general good time
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
Married Men Won.

The married and single men Of du-
Points omces played last evening the
last game Of the series Of five games at
Elsmerc. The married men won three
out Of nvo games. Last nights game
was won by a score Of 9 TO 6. The fea-
ture OF the game was the playing Of
Bacon and Stewart. Beoston was the
tnnire.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
Laying Down the Law.

Jack, I'm going away"
Going away. Madge?"
"Yes. going away. But before go /
have something to say to you"
Something to say 70 me. little wifel"
Eyes, something to say to you. Don't
send me any poker stories in lieu of the
weekly remittance. Thatll be about
Post.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
y 7 y = = =
TRYING TO
KEEP EX-JUDGE
OUT OF JAIL

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
CHICAGO. Aug. 1-Attorneys for
ex-Judge Abner Smith and Gustav
II. Sorrow. who were ordered yester-
day TO begin Immediately the peni-
tertiary sentences for fradulnt bank
ing practices in connection with the
failure % the Bank Of America, to-
day announcel their intention Of seek
ing writ Of suDersedras from the
Superior Court 70 delay the sentence.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
PHILADELPHIANS
WE'D HERE TO-DAY

Herbert r. Monroe. No. 1926 South
Carlisle street. and Miss Laura X.
Lloyd No. 1914 South Twelfth street.
Philadelphia, were married in this city
to-day They obtained a marriage IL
cense at the Office of Magistrate Rob
ertson. at No 619 Shipley street, and
left presumably to go to the home OF
the Rev. George L. Wolfe at No. 1918
Market street but whether that min
lister performed the ceremony could not
be learned, because he was not at home
when reporter for THE EVENING
JOURNAL inquired.
The couple said they knew the Rev.
Or. Wolfe.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
DISPUTE OVER PENNY
ENDS IN MURDER

PHILADELPHIA. Aus. Charged
with shooting William Dearie, Annie
Nugent colored. was committed with
c~; BAN this morning by Magistrate
Moore, Of the Second and Christian
s.Ite.s station house. Dearie Is at the
Howard Hospital in a dying condition.
According to the testimony, the shoot
ing followed quarrel over a penny's
worth OF wood at 1915 Fitzwater street.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01

ELECTION TO-DAY

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
JACKSON. Miss. Aug. before
sundown Mississippi will have elected
an United States senator. a governor,
twenty other state officials and about
5000 county officials. The senatorial
contest between John Sharp Williams
and Governor Vardaman is the centre
OF interest. Unless it proves a land
slide for williams, as his followers pre-
dict. the result may not be positively
known until tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
Capital Committee at odds.

PHILADELPHIA, August 1.-The
Capitol investigation commission is at
odds as to whether or not to recon-
mend for criminal or civil actions in
their report to be presented to Gov
ernor stuart. The legislative provi-
sions creating the commission define
simply that the probers shall report
to the governor. The word report
NAV be taken in a broad sense ac-
cording to a statement this morning
by senator Arthur Dewalt
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
DOCK EMPLOYEES
ARE ON STRIKE

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
PITTsBURG. Aug. 1-About one
hundred employees of thC docks ard
marine ways at Elizabeth. twenty
two miles from here. went out on a
strike early to-day for shorter hours.
The men are employed by the Mo-
nongahela River Consolidated Coke
Company and demanded hours a day
in place of nine hours as heretofore.
The men on strike include carpenters
and corkers.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
NEW CATCHER
FOR LOCAL NINE

George smyth "A catcher from Philadel-
ph'a has been signed by the Wilmington
baseball team and he may play this after.
noon. smyth has never played profess
sional bail but is said to have all the
marks Of conner lie has played with a
number of teams In Pennsylvania and his
work has been above the ordinary. Re
Gently he has been playing with tho
Bachelor Field Club of Philadelphia. It Is
probable that he will be worked in the
field until sebring and McLane get in
shape.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
cIosina Cans.

Worlmen in the employ OF Ryan &
Kelly. who have the contract for build
ing the elevated roilroad through the
city for the Pennsylvania Railroad arc
fast completing the work OF erecting
retaining walls for the tracks A score
or more OF men are engaged I'm closing
the gaps In the walls between Tatnall
and jefferson streets.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
Enneral Mrs. Hauns-

Funeral service over the body of Mrs.
Caroline = Hayes, mother of Walter
II. Hayes, a member OF the New Castle
county bar, was held at her late home,
No $50 Jackson street this morning and
was largely attended. The Rev. k J.
Hammond was i'm charge. lnterment
was made In the Wilmington and Bran
dywlne cemetery.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
IN
BUTTE MINES OUT
By TIE JOURNALS Special wire.

BUTTE. Mont, Aug. 1.--Machinists
IN the Butte mines have struck follow
ing the operators refusal 10 grant an
increase Of so cents daily. Though the
union numbers not more than 200, their
work Is so important that continue
ton Of the strike will force a suspen-
sion Of operations. An effort TO fiji the
places will preoipitate a sympathetic
walk-out Of the miners. The present
scale is $3.50 daily.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01

William G. Schneider.
Catherine +. OBrien.
Franklin c. Stidham-
Mary A. Crothers.
Margaret A. Wilson.
John T.. Rhoads.
James Z. Douglass.
Lcander Murphy.
Ethel May Walker.
OBRIEN-In this city. on the sist
inst. Catherine T.. daughter OF the
late James ]. and Mary A. O'Brien,
AGED s6 years.
Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence. No. 9o3 West
sixth street on Saturday morning.
August g. 1907. at O'Clock. Requiem
mass at St Paurs Church. Inter
laent at Cathedral cemetery.
Please omit flowers.
CROTHERS-In this city, on July 81,
1907. Mary A.. wife OF John Crothers,
aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends Of the family
are invited 10 attend the funeral SER
vices at her late residence, No. ll2
West Twelfth street. on Saturday af-
ternoon. August ard. at : o'clock. In
terment Wilmington and Brandywine
cemetery.
eTIDHAAI-1n this city. on July 80,
1907, Franklin c.. in FAINT son of
Frank c.. Jr. and Flowreen I. Stid-
ham. aged 1 year and weeks.
Relatives and friends are invited 70
attend the funeral services at the resi-
dence Of his parents. No. S09 French
street. on Friday afternoon, at 2
o'clock. 1nterment at Riverview
cemetery.
scHNEIDER-Sn this city, on July
80. 1907. William c.. infant son Of
John G. and Emma c. Schneider,
aged p months.
Relatives and friends Of the family
are invited to attend the funeral SER
vices at his parents residence. No. 41a
South Van Buren street, on Friday
afternoon. August 2nd. at 2 o'clock
Interment Silverbrook cemetery.
MAXWELL.-In this city on July 80
1907. James B., infant son OF James
B. and Mary ]. Maxwell. aged 1e
months.
Relatives and friends Of the family
ere invited to attend the funeral ser
tices at the residence of his grand
mother, Mrs. Jennie Dickerson. No. 22s
South Van Buren, street. on Thursday
afternoon. August i. 1907, at 8 o'clock
tnterment Riverview cemetery.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
ENGINE ExPLoDEsi
THREE ARE DEAD

BY THE JOURNALS Special wire
COLUMBUS. Ohio, Aug Three
railroaders lost their lives by the blow
ing up Of an engine on the east-bound
freight on the indianapolis branch Of
the Pennsylvania railroad to-day.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
Insurance. Company Starts Work.

The recently organized Delaware
Mutual Fire Insurance Company has
opened offices al No. 9i5 Market street.
with Charles p. Cox. secretary, In
charge. The company has outlined a
broad canvas for the fire insurance
business Of the State.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
snrnrise - M InlIs.

Mrs Joseph c. Jolls. OF Middletown.
was given a surprise party yesterday
by Mr., Jolls and Miss Lottie Jolls.
Many NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. we're present and
a delightful time was had. Mrs. Jolls
was genuinely surprised. Mr.. Joils is
clerk of Orphans Court Of this county.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
win nniId Handsome Houaes.

Building Inspector Johnson issued a
permit to-day TO George S. Mckee Jr~
to build two dwellings at Nos. sl2 and
914 Franklin street ,at a cost OF $4,000
each. The houses will be erected for
Annie r. Cranston.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01

Colonel Ainscow's Launch in Race
Colonel Ainscow's speed launch Alfred
II containing a party of eight persons en-
gagged in a brush with the steamer City of
Chester yesterday afternoon on the Del
aware river. They ran side by side from
Holly Oak to the mouth of the Christiana
and honors were about even between the
two river fliers.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
GOVERNOR ASKS FOR TROOPS.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
DULUTH Minn, August 1.-Gover-
nor johnson has been asked to send
troops into the iron mining district
and this is regarded as the critical
day i'm the strike on the Mesaba ranges
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
DROPPED DEAD
SEEING BROTHERS BODY

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire
Atlanta. Ca, August 1.-Bram Cod
win. a farmer near Amerious, dropped
dead in the field today. When his
brother, Arthur saw the lifeless form,
he dropped dead across the body.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
section Foreman paraIyzed.

Thomas McGonigal. section foreman
on the p, B. & w. Railroad at PEN
cader. suffered a stroke Of paralysis
Tuesday afternoon while on duty.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
harrv Hooh sold.

Harry Hoch, Wilmington's crack
pitcher. was sold this afternoon TO the
National League team.
Hoch viii remain with Wilmington for
the balance Of the season.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
Potato crop Not So Laroe.

Farmers in Southern Chester county
now say their potato crop will not turn
out so large as expected earlier in the
season. The vines look strong, but when
taken up the yield is small
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
Stock Markets

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The stock market
opened irregular. Great Northern prefer.
red opened 5-S lower; Smelling half; St.
Paul S-s and Reading y. Southern Pa
cihc gained y; Amalgamated and Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Tex. s-S Northern Pac.
z and Union Pac. y; Steel common and
Anaconda were unchanged.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
woodIawn Camp Next Wednesday.

The forty-seventh annual Woodlawn
camp meeting will open on Wednesday
morning next for two weeks. Rev.
Asbury, of Perryville, and Rev. Vaughn
Collins, Of Port Deposit, will have
charge.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
Local Quotations

Wholesale quotations in the produce and
pouifrv market reported by Thomas NJ
Stayton at / o'clock this afternoon:
Blackberrles.. ..... -...-....s.. ..Sc-l0Q
Huckleberries -.... ........-.........S .Sc-10d
Tomatoes. basket ............. .40c-S5d
Cucumbers. basket ..... . ......75c--S1 %
CantalOupes. crate .............. 81. 25--$S00
Watermelons hundred. ,.... ....s20-s2s
Peaches. carrier. ..... ....~.......S S2.75-S3.2d
Lemons. box ..... ...............-$ -$5-sd
Cabbage. basket ..... ...-...~s..........25o
Cabbage. barrel ..... ........-.~- -. 65c-7bd
Onions, basket ..... .S0c--9cc
Celery, dozen -.-. 80. -o0c-6o(
Peas basket ..... ...-...-....s.s.-. .40c-50Q
Beans. (green) basket ....... .....40c-50Q
Beans. (wax) basket -. ......... .40o-50d
Eggs, CDel. and Nd, DOZEN. ........ .1sc
Chickens, live ..... -. ............lsc-14d
Evening journal., 1907-08-01

Jail For Throwing Stone at Train.
Two months in the Maryland House
of Correction and a fine of one dollar
and cost was the sentence imposed in
Elkton yesterday on Tony Tildon. col
ored. for throwing a stone at a Penn
sylvania passenger train.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
Ietter carriera on Vacation.

The following letter carriers Will
leave on their vacations tomorrow;
Ernest w. Tenderer. John +. Sylvanus,
walter c. Davis, James A. oliver and
.oufe Cther
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
cnuls seIl Enr "a

Cows sold az an average of S45 per
head at a sale in Kennett yesterday.
Bulls brought from SIS TO $50 per head.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
FOR NERVOUS DISORDERS

Take Horssord's Acid Phosphate
Restores strength and induces refresh
ing sleep without the use Of dangerous
drugst
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
Tho venetarian.

For me existence is replete
With satisfaction deep.
] care not for the price of meat
So long grass is cheap.
Washington Star.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
CHANDI Ed Undertaken
CnANDLLA & Embalmer

NO. ia W. Ninth Street.
Garrett. attention day or night.
Bodies in Boarding Houses. Hotsls
Ind Hospitals removed and cared for
nnt1 claimed Carriages furnished.
kDDointmerax nrFt-cAaaz. Both Phones