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There is more Cutarrh in this sec
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Diseases put together. aud until the
last few years was supposed to he
incurable For Il great many years
doctors pronounced itn local disease
and prescribed local remedies, and by
constantly failing Ia cure with local
treatment, pronounced 1t incurHblc.
cicncc has proven catarrh to he u
constitutional disease and therefore
requires constitutional treatment
Halls CatarrlI Cure, manufactured
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IL the only constitutional cure ON the
market. 1t is taken internally in
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II fails to cure. Send for circulars and
testimonials.
Address f. J. CHENEY Il Co.. Toledo.
Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipntiOn.
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Delinquent Notice
NEvApA-fAlRvltw MINING COMPANY

Principal place of business, Elko. Elko
County, Nevada. General office outside of
Nevada, 2i+ Atlas Block, Salt Lake City,
Utah. Location Of mines, fairview Mining
District, Churchill County. Nevada.
NOTlCE.-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock on account
OF Assessment No. , of one-halt (Hc) cent
per share, levied on the 18th day Of May,
1905, the several amount SET opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders as
follows:
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Loves Lanuuaue,

Again he crushed her To him.
Darling" he breathcd, this kiga
tells you all that I would say"
Pause. Then:
Did you understand me. dear?' he
whispered
Blushing family. she rejoined:
mo. Repeat what you said, pIc osn "
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NOTICE ron UuLICA RIOS.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
IAMuAA nm. A.u'

'''n bNNb DfflCE,
CAHsOS CITY. Nevada.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that WaIrcr
W, Williams, Of Fnllon. Churchill Countv, No
Vhna. has hlrd IN this ONCE his Applicntion
revised statutes of tho United States, 'Ihn
NnIthcnst quarter Of tho Northeast 1nnrtot,
y y. a OF ". Il. - Of secti0n Eight So Town.
snip fOriy.iotr ~ North, Range FIfty-Six IA,
last, NJ. ]. 81. containing forty ~ acres. "
my nuh ~ persons claiming adversely Tho
Iand ucScrlb"d, or desiring 10 object boo ,,tao
oi tne mineral character Of she land. or for ans
othcr rcaNon, t. tho disposal 10 tho appIicani
shoNId Mo thnIr anllayItc ~ protest In thIg az
w. on or before the 2!nd day ~ October. a. 4,
LOUIS J. Cons.
D,tc M u.., ,,,,,. Register.
Date Of last publication pcinI,"r "a ,6nuu' '''o'
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NO. OII2.
NnrTCE FOH PUHLICATICS.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
CARSON CiTY Nevada,
Sept. I 1913
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvEN that Warren
W. Williams, of Fallon. Churcniii County. Ne.
yRia, has filed In this ONCE his Application 10
locate under the Provisions OF Section 1905, Re.
vtScd Statutes OF the United States. South
West quarter of North East quarter s W, a al
y. T.. ! OF section Eight -. Township Forty.
four ~ North, Range Fifty.siX &c East, NJ. u.
NJ, containing forty % acres.
ANY an all psrSOls claiming adversely the
land described, or desiring 10 object because OF
tl'' mineral cn 'ractcr OF the land. or for any
other reason. to the disposal to the applicant,
should He their anllavits OF protest In this Of
Nee on or before the 2!nd day of October, 4. ..
1903.
Louis j. COHS.
Register
Date OF first publication. September II. 1868.
Date OF last publication Drtohnr ~ IAS
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Mama" asked tho beautiful youns
wife, do you ever attach any sig.
nincancc to what papa says In his
sleep?"
NO, dear. Don't let that worry yon"
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$40 Reward

For the return Of n brcastpin, emerald
and pearl setting. Gold bar with star
in center. Lost on streets of Elko
August T. Address
ETHEL STCLAIR. DEETn. My.
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Space Rates.

%! course" said tho Intimate
friend to tho distinguished statesman
your opinions arc never for sale"
Never" was tho prompt rcplv "o,.
ccpt to tho magazines. "-Woshinchn,
Star.
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ASSUNL

statement OF Receipts and Disbursements OF
tho Empire Mining and Investment, Company
for the fiscal year ending December ~. 1907, :
Total amour, Of funds on hand January
lst. 1871. o. "a.
Amount received from Chag. +. Parks
for 2i.Wn shares 81 stock cJo ~
l"'"l "iloaht received from NIL sources 2;2i 50
Total amount disbursements for the
year ending Dee, lat 1907 ,sG, ~
balance 90 hand In treasury on .fnnunty
ISL W." ...a. ...... .................... 80 80
ROM. ". MOSRor.
Secretary.
Subscribed nnh Sworn TO before me this 10th
Of January. inr4.
lSEALl WALTER r. PIERCE.
Justice ~ Tho Tcacc.
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A New Novelty.

A relish dish that has tour compart.
ments OF glass and rests on a pretty
silver stand is quite a novelty.
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Time Makes One More ThouahifuI.

NVEINIIT
Date OF first publication. September II, 1868
DAie o Ilhst nnDlicailOn Ocinhnr q. 1913
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Date OF first publication Sept. II. 1903,
Date OF last publication Oct. -. 1858.
Evening journal., 1908-04-29
TO REFLECT
OLD OFFICERS

Members of the Board Of Trustees
Of the New Castle County Hospital are
in session this afternoon and viii elect
the following officers for the ensuing
year. there being no opposition to any
Of the candidates:
President DR.. Columbus Henry. Of
Newark
Superintendent, James W. Foster.
Resident Physician, Dr. H. w
Briggs.
Coroner's Physician. Dr. ]. w. Bas-
tian.
SECRETARY, A. " Lesley George.
Attorney Reuben Satterthwaite, Jr.
Matron, Mrs. Margaret Bacon.
First Assistant, Miss Emma Pinder.
Second Assistant Miss Maude Truitt
Head female nurse, Miss Minnie
lOHanlon.
Head male nurse. David b. Ferris.
Chief Engineer, George Pool.
Head Farmer. William Jones.
Coachman, William II. Durham.
Watchman, James w. Foster Jr.
Evening journal., 1908-04-29
PENNSYLVANIA
IS FOR KNOX
State Convention InStruCtS Its
Delegates TO Support Him
For President

HARRISBURG, April 29-The Penn
sylvania Republican Convention to-day
instructed the delegates to the National
Convention at Chicago to support Phil
ander c. Knox. United States Senator,
for the Presidency. nominated Justice
William d. Porter. of Allegheny, to
succeed himself on the Superior Court
bench= nominated Morris L. Clothier,
of Philadelphia. and b. F. Jones. OF
Pittsburg. to be electors-at-large, and
elected Governor Stuart. James Elver-
son Of Philadelphia; Charles /. Rooh,
Of Pittsburg. and r. p. Hapgood, OF
Bradford. to be delegates to the Ma
tional Convention. and elected S. A.
Kendall. of Somerset: DR.. /. Flood. Of
Titusville and Henry M. Warren OF
Chester. to be alternates
Senator Langfitt was chairman Of the
convention and Col. Wesley Andrews
were reelected State chairman. There
was no contest over the election Of
delgats.
The platform adopted strongly en-
dorses the national administration. es-
pecially the contentious Of President
Roosevelt that Congress should control
interstate commerce.
Concerning tariff it says:
"The Republican party of Pennsyl-
vania recognizes the general demand
for a review by the incoming Congress
of tariff legislation to the end that such
notifications may be made therein as
will adopt it to the necessities and
equitable demands of the present time
a,a Il, u,fol, r,nonnar. as will hest sub
serve the real welfare IF tn American
people"
A currency system is advocated that
"win permit of more elasticity in times
of excessive activities" but will safe
guard all medium of exchange"
The Panama Canal is mildly criti-
cized and an appeal made for a more
liberal waterways appropriation" Sen
ator Knox is enthusiastically endorsed
for the Presidency.
Evening journal., 1908-04-29
PAYING OFF The
SEWER LIENS

Although the city has advertised for
sale at the Court House tomorrow prop
critics of the Landlith Improvement Conn
pany and SamSel c. Elbert TO satisfy
sewer liens, only the property Of the
improvement company viii be offered un-
less the company satisfies the lien before
the hour Of sale. Samuel G. Ebert satis-
fed the lien against his property several
days ago.
The Street and Sewer Department has
informed City Solicitor Townsend that %
property owners in the city have failed
to pay sewer liens entered against them.
OF this number about twenty-five have
paid up and unless the remainder satisfy
the liens their properties will be sold in
accordance with law.
Evening journal., 1908-04-29
NoTIcn.
PROPOSALS
BOARD OF STATE SUPPLIES. DOVER
DELAWARE

BOARD OF STATE SUPPLIES. DOVER.
DELAWARE.
Sealed proposals addressed as above and
endorsed Proposals for printing and snp-
plies" for printing Laws Of State Of Del
aware. Journal Of Senate. Journal OF
House OF Representatives. Corporation
Laws. Constitution Of State. School Laws.
Registration and Election Laws. State
Treasurers Report. Auditor of Accounts
Report. Insurance Commissioners Report
Adiutant Generals Report. Board Of
Health Report. Peninsula Agricultural So
ciety's Report and other printing. sta
tionery and supplies for the use Of the
several State Departments. will be re-
ceived until 1.30 o'clock D. m. on the 2Sth
day Of Nav. A. D.. 1908.
Specifications and blank proposals NAV
be obtained az office of Secretary of State
on or after Nav ist. 1905.
Samples Of proposed printing and SUD-
plies when specifications refer TO samples
may be seen at office Of Secretary of
State.
The proposals must be accompanied bv
a certified check for 10 per centum OF the
amount Of bid payable TO the Secretary Of
said Board
only those proposals made upon the
blanks furnished by said Board will be en-
tertained.
Right to reject any and all bids is re-
JOSEPH l. CAHALL.
Secretary Of Board OF State SupDlies.
April q. 1905 a2s-mb-l5-2c
Evening journal., 1908-04-29
BANKS WORE HIS
GREEN GLASSES

At the grounds OF the wawaset Gun
Club. Twenty-ninth and Market streets
this morning, the fourth annual spring
tournament Of the Delaware State Trap
Shooters League was begun.
In this mornings shoes, which was a
sweepstake event. there We're twenty
seven entries. each man TO shot at 10
targets in strings of fifteen.
Edward Banks. Of the Wawaset Qua
Club, was high man with sS breaks out Of
30 targets shot at. up to / o'clock. Mr..
Banks wore pair Of green goggles which
his fellow shooters declared were re-
sponsible for his fine work with the trig-
ger.
Tomorrow morning the State team
championship match will be shot, teams
competing to be composed OF fve men
each, all members Of the same club and
nifty targets to a man.
The individual championship shoot will
also be held tomorrow. II viii be open
TO all members Of clubs that are members
Of the State League. provided. however.
that no person who Is not a resident OF
the State shall be eligible to compete fer
the championship unless his residence be
within ten miles Of the grounds.
To-day's shoot is being conducted by
William NJ. Foord and Edward Melchier.
Jr. The three highest scores Of the ninety
targets shot at this morning were Banks,
IS; Mccartney and Foord, 81. each and +.
II. Kelley. Jr. and e. Borroughs. 20 each.
This mornings totals follow:
German. 81; Richardson, "a; Mccarthy.
S4 Foord, 81; Keller, Jr.. a.: Keller. 6S;
Young. 60; Burroughs. 70; Butler s.; Tan
sey, 6s: McHugh. IS; Reed. 50: AInner,
65; Cox. IS; Pratt 6S; Clark. Is; Newconb,
81; Ford. 76; Bates. p: McKelvey. q:
Morris. IS; Cleveland, 81; Evans. IS;
Springer. "a; Benson. 65; Banks, IS.
Evening journal., 1908-04-29
EDITION.
FOR POSTAL
SAVINGS BANKS
Congressman Burton Intro
duCeS Important Meas
ure at Washington

Congressman Hiram r. Burton. Of
Delaware, has introduced in the House
Of Representatives at Washington, a
bill to establish postal savings banks.
The bill provides that every postofiice
which is authorized to issue money
orders and such others as the post
master general may. from time to time
designate shall be postal savings de-
pository Offices.
The bill leaves to the discretion of
the postmaster general the establish
ment at first of postal savings deposit
tories only at the money order offices
of the first. second and third classes.
and thereafter to extend the system as
rapidly as practicable in all other post
offices.
Under the provisions Of the bill, ac-
counts may be opened and deposits
made in any postal savings depository
established under the act by any COR
poration, or person of the age of ten
years or more in his or her own name;
by a married woman IN her own name
and free from any control or inter-
ference from her husband; by n trus b
tee as such on behalf of another por-
son; by a parent. guardian, or other
person. for the benefit Of a child less
than ten years OF age.
The bill provides that no deposit OF
less than one dollar shall be made
and all deposits shall bear interest
at the rate Of two per cent. year
payable semi-annually. An elaborate
system of certificates necessary 70
carry on the business also is embodied
I'm DR.. Burton's bill
In a recent message TO Congress
President Roosevelt advocated the es-
tablishment of postal savings banks
and Or. Burton's bill is intended tc
carry out the suggestion.
Evening journal., 1908-04-29
CONSPIRACY
CASE IS ENDED

The conspiracy case of Hugh I.
Armour. Otis L. BriclSlev and ]. Willis
Hathaway. in connection with the sale
of oleomargarlne in this city, was
finished in the United States Court to-
day. The attorney for the defense and
District Attorney John p. Nields ad-
dressed the Jury. after which Judge
Bradford dismissed the jurors until
Friday morning. NGson he will charge
them.
No evidence was heard in the case
to-day. Hugh 1. Armour testified yes
terday afternoon. however. that HATH
away and Brickley had nothing to do
with his relations with Charles b. Daw-
son. He denied that there had been
anv combination between him and his
two fellow defendants.
Evening journal., 1908-04-29
Mr.. ROSSELL IS
NOW AT PONCE

r. J. Maclean, president Of the Board
of Trade. received a letter from John
S. Rossell to-day, announcing his ar
rival at Ponce. Porto Rico. Mr.. Ros-
sell says he has been cordially re-
ceived everywhere since he has been
on the island At Ponce Mr.. Rossell
met NJ. S. Belaval assistant postmW--
ter, who is a graduate of Goldey Co..
lege. and was shown the different
points of interest in Ponce by him.
Mr. Rossell says his trip has been Of
great interest. He is accommodating
much information which he will make
known to the people OF Wilmington
through the Board Of Trade upon his
return home early next month.
Evening journal., 1908-04-29

w TD-GENTLEAIEN BOARDERs.
w SIS Washington st. aA-eod-lm
Evening journal., 1908-04-29
PLACE ORDER FOR
TROLLEY RAILS
Construction Of New West
Chester Road to be
Started on June |

The Eastern Railway Construction
Company. which has the contract for
building the West Chester and Will
mington Electric Railway. placed an
order for 1860 tons OF steel rails with
the Pennsylvania Steel Company to-
day. The order win be sufficient to
lay the sixteen miles Of track between
the cities. The contract provides for
the delivery Of the rails before June L.
1903, the first consignment to arrive
here on June 1, when the work Of
building the line win be commenced
II was hoped to begin the construction
on May 1, but inability to get the rails
prevented
In a few days the contracting COM
pany will place orders for all the over
head work required to build the road.
Evening journal., 1908-04-29
NOW A PRIEST OF
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

As a surprise 10 the friends OF the
Rev. Alan PRESLEY Wilson, Of Dover
formerly a Methodist Protestant min
lister, it has become known that he
was ordained a priest in the Episcopal
Church by Bishop Whitaker. in the
church house, Philadelphia, last Mon
day.
preparatory to this step. he had ke6I
it secret Mr. Wilson had been the
pastor of the Dover Methodist Profess
tant Church for several years.
He was presented for ordination by
the Rev. Henry Olmstead. rector Of
Christ Episcopal Church, Dover.
Evening journal., 1908-04-29
TWENTY YEARS OF
MARRIED LIFE

On Tuesday evening about so guests
from Amber. Pa. Philadelphia and
this city gathered in the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. r. r. Hanna. and from there
proceeded to the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
J. II Crawfodr. No. 1916 West Ninth
street. The gathering was to celebrate
the twentieth anniversary OF the we'd
ding Of Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford. A
delightful time was spent. Music and
singing enlivened the meeting, and
dainty refreshments were served.
Evening journal., 1908-04-29
GOETZ CASE
WAS POSTPONED

On the charge Of violating the city
health ordinance by allowing offensive
odors TO escape from the plant of the
Alpha Process Plant beyond Market
street bridge, Benjamin +. Goetz, man
ager of the plant, was arraigned in the
City Coutr today. His hearing, how
ever, was postponed for one week
When the case is next called the court
will hear argument by Hugh Norris.
counsel for the defendant.
Evening journal., 1908-04-29
TRIED TO ESCAPE
FROM WORKHOUSE

John Mclaughlin, well known to tho
police. and who is serving sixty days
at the county workhouse on the charge
of drunkenness. got It in his head to-
day to make dash for liberty. He
tried the wrong time. however, and
was captured before he had gone 400
feet.
Mclaughlin was with a number OF
other prisoners on thei rway to the
prison quarry, and leaving the ranks.
darted away Guards John Black and
George X. Leach. who had the men In
charge. overlook the fleeing man and
took him with the others 10 tho quarry
vhsra b. vas nna ta zeEk
Evening journal., 1908-04-29
PONCE DE LEON
THE WHITTIER

VIRGINIA Ave. fourth house from beach.
Near boardwalk. piers. and all amuse'
ments. Superior table Homelike surround
ings. Special Spring rates.
Evening journal., 1908-04-29
FIREMEN WILL GO
BEFORE COUNCIL

The various companies in the fire
department that have combination
wagons and also those that only have
hose wagons and engines, held anoth-
er meeting at the Friendship Fire Com
panys house last night to discuss the
questio nof appropriations.
A communication will be presented
TO Council calling attention to the need
of more money by various companies
in the department.
Evening journal., 1908-04-29
RODE ON TOP OF
EXPRESS TRAIN

The unusual spectacle Of a man rid
ing on top of a car attached 10 an
express train was witnessed at the
French street station last night. he
was William Bryan who is said to live
at Leiperville, near Chester.
The train arrive dfrom Washington
at 9.25 o'clock. Bryan would not have
been seen but for his protruding foot
Harry Bon, a railroad policeman,
saw Bryan's foot and ordered him to
come down. In City Court today
Bryan was fined IS and costs for tres
pass.
Evening journal., 1908-04-29
HOPEFUL OF
SETTLING STRIKE
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
CHESTER, Pa, April 29-Everybody
here is awaiting the arrival of Labor
Commissioner Neill of Washington who
is being lNlSed to as the mediator to
settle the strike between tn street car
men and the railway company.
President John A. Rigg, Of the COM
panv. has returned to Chester. but is
keeping secluded at the Imperial Hotel
where he refuses to talk upon the situ-
alton.
Evening journal., 1908-04-29
BIG EXPLOSION
MAINS SEVENTEEN
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
CHESTER, Pa. April 29-As a re-
suit of an explosion and fire in the OK
tracing building of the American Dye
wood Company here. late yesterday af-
ternoon. seventeen men are in the
Chester and Crozier Hospitals. Several
are in a critical condition and are like
" to die.
The loss to the dyewood plant is
estimated at between $15O,OOO and $780,
600.
Evening journal., 1908-04-29
ART NEEDLEWORK DISPLAY

The Young woman's Christian Associn-
ton IS conducting an exhibit'on Of art
embroidery work at its bai ding in King
street to-day. The pieces shown are the
product Of the winter embrs'dery class
and make Up an interesting display. The
contributors are Miss b 1T rwsrth. Miss
Kieinstuher. Mss Griffith Miss Boyd,
Miss Janvier Miss Trumbauer Mss senes
and Mrs Pearson. The exhibition will
continue all day.
Evening journal., 1908-04-29
HORSE AND CARRIAGE
DISAPPEARED

A brown mare hitched to carriage. be-
longing to Miss Paulina DUPONT. disap-
peared from Seventh and Market streets
to-day. 1t is supposed either to have
wandered away or to have been stolen.
Miss dupont offers reward for its
return.
Evening journal., 1908-04-29
PENN BOWLERS
BEAT WHIST CLUB

A series Of three bowling matches be-
tween the first team Of the Penn Club. Of
Chester and the first team of the VIII
mington Whist Club, came to a close last
evening when the last games were played
at the Penn Club The Penn Club won, the
score being, Penn Club 2Si6; Whist Club.
$50. Chester took the entire series.
Evening journal., 1908-04-29
eoIdey College vs.. Central Manual.

Goldey College team will met Central
Manual Training School. of Philadel-
phia, at the Front and Union streets
grounds at 345 o'clock tomorrow after
noon at 3.45 o'clock. Both of these
teams are strong this season and a
fast game is expected. The lineup OF
the locals viii be: Cooper, c; Sisk.
%: Green. IS; Hughes. D; Holodky,
sb:; Watson, ID; Wilkins. III; Smith,
CT; Jones. RI.
Evening journal., 1908-04-29
THE UNION
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY

Has opened a branch office in the Ford
Ruiiding in this city. Its purpose IS %
ftlrnish a medium by which persons in
need OF help or employment can dc 50
al a slight expense and with the most
reasonable assurances that they viii re-
ceive the best possible service that at
tention. discretion, fair judgment and in
Quirv can obtain.
Special attention given to clerical and
professional positions.
Wilmington Branch of the
UNION EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
Rooms 3i4 and 3l5 Ford Building
a20-eod-im Delmariva Phone 1897
Evening journal., 1908-04-29
colored RepubIieans Meet.

The Wilmington Republican Club
held an interesting meeting in odd
Fellows Hall. Tenth and Orange
strets last night and transacted much
routine business of Importance The
club will hold another meeting next
week
Evening journal., 1908-04-29

Doctors wagon, never been used cost 500.
VIII be sold for the high dollar. This will
be our last sale until fall so come and get
your bargains. You will not have this
chance soon again. Wagons and harness
for sale at all times
KLAIR g. HOLLINGSWORTH
303 West Sth ST., Wilmington, Del.
a2s-29-3O
Evening journal., 1908-04-29

The thirty-fourth annual banquet Of
the Knights of ST. Lawrence will be
ield tonight in Irish American hall.
A fine time is expected.
Evening journal., 1908-04-29
Kniohts al ANIMAL Dinner.

Any terms you want for a Hamilton
Park lot, down as low as 81 per week.
Evening journal., 1908-04-29

INVEST your tIme--It Is
bette- than to merely SPEND
Il. little Of it INVESTED
every few days in s..swerina
want ads. will oft-n lead to
dlv.-snds for lifs.
Evening journal., 1908-04-29
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

~ O THE WILMINGTON BRANCH OF
L the Union Employment Agency;
Gentlemen.--I am pleased TO say thai
voiir statements as to the character ana
financial standing of your company have
been fully sustained by the gentlemen you
gave as reference. i might say extremely
fattering to your company.
Yours truly,
a2O-eod-1m p. ]. FORD.
Evening journal., 1908-04-29
April FooIs-The People

saltzgiver & Bupp Hats, Neverl b
cause they are guaranteed. $50 Mar
ket St.