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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
STARS DAILY
SHORT STORY
NESTOR AND THE
NYMPHS.
BY stuar, q. Stone.

we will visit the art gallery
today" announced Miss ophclia
Logsdon.
Huh' What for? demanded
Uncle Nestor
To see the handiwork of the
great masters to gaze upon their
matchless tone and harmonies
to study their sublime madounas
and geraphims." answered Miss
Ophclla Of the fuckers Corners
Literary club and chairman Of the
district school debating society.
Oh. shucks," objected Uncle
Nestor That there i4-colored
picture OF The Lords Supper and
the grapes and-watermelons chro.
mo in the dining room At home Is
art enough for anybody Let's go
TO the fireworks. What you say,
Mirandy2"
Aunt Mlrandy looked rather
helplessly at her daughter Aunt
Miranda was treasurer OF the
Woman's Home Missionary society
and first vice president Of the La
dies Sewing circle. and conse
quently well posted on heathendom
and needlework. But she was
somewhat shy on art. "Oh. / guess
little art VIII be good for us.
she decided And Opholla saws
/ It's so upiftln."
"All right" acceded Uncle Mes
tor. But I'd a heap rather go Ia
the union stock yards or 10 the
state fair"
The trio paid their way into th,
great marble building with M,
couchant Hons a. the portals
climbed a flight Of marble stairs
and looked upon the first picture
| II was an imprcgsioulstie Bit a
battling daub of carmen and green
/ ish streaks and splashes.
What In Sam Hill and Dan
Tucker Is 10 about?' asked Uncle
Nestor.
I guess II amt done" sur
missed Aunt Miranda
An attendant standing near OK
/ planned: II IS De Vanniers liar
vest Moon and Uncle Ncelor
chuckled
At the very next picture Uncle
Nestor halted grinning with de-
light Aunt Miranda. blushlng q
/ vivid cochineal.red, tugged at him
'Nesior Logsdon, you stop look
ing at that frolicsomc picture and
/ follow me
Those are wood nymphs." whls
pcred Opholia Come on. pa. for
goodness sake"
with great difficulty they drag
ged him past Venus Rising From
the Sea- and "Noreids at Play" un
Itil the safer natural history section
vas reached. Here they halted tc
study the tranquil kline and kittens
OF Rosa Bonhcur. Uncle Nestor be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
MINER KILLED AT
COAL CREEK MINE

Matthew Costello. a coal miner.
was fatally injured by a falling rock
IN The Newcastle Coal company
mine at Coal creek last night. dying
this morning
Tie was unmarried He was dig.
ging In the first level when the
accident occurred David Betting
mine inspector. and the coroner
nave gone 10 Newcastle 70 iuycsti.
gate the death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24

send telegraph messages over our
telephone wires
That day has come. and today
four telegraph messages can be
sent over wire which IL also ear
rylng q telephone message
Separate telephone companies
we're formed an over the country,
Wallis dream WAS 10 keep them
one. bat that WAS Impossible. whcu
the growth Of thc business was a
its height. even though it did mean
a violation 81 bis motto. Sell tsry
Tee NOT apparatus Bat he Kept
ahead. In the middle of the stream
Dream Comes True.
And just ghC other day. iu Ncw
York. the hlrgrHi part 90 Wallis
dream came true. when the deal
was made whereby all the telc.
phone and telegraph and cable
companies of the country practical
Isl. though perhaps not ln name.
pass into the control ~ ore com.
pany
And Vail the man who started
lifc as a teirErHuh operator ~ 10
day master 81 every inch ~ the
s.000 Geo miles % wire in the Unit.
cd States Ills domain runs under
our streets. across our pFairica.
over our cities. through our towns
and into our homes
He's a liknble old man. too lie
would remind you % chess play
err be doesn't worry auy more over
his vast plans than player does
over his checkers You rather
think IT'S all kind 81 fun for him
He's fat. has fun. round face. dark
eyes. white hair and a double chin
tits hair is fluffy and sticks out
around bis head IKE small
aurcole. iAai4f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
INCREASE BOND
OF ACCUSED MEN

Although G. w Brace. former
shipping clerk for the Chl0peck
Fish company, and Paul Kuhrt. for
mer night Waterman for the same
concern, are charged with the theft
OF fish valued az So their bail was
raised from $3.50 10 1000 yester
day.
II Is believed that the bail de.
manded indicates that far greater
alleged thefis are back Of the
charge. Neither Brace nor Kuhrt
were able to furnish bail Further
arrests are expected
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BOSTON. Nov "a rheo New.
ton Vail used 70 be telegraph
operator on the Union Pacific road
Then for six years he worked tn
a malt ear. between Omaha. Ncb,
and Ogden. Utah
Along about that time nr Alex.
auder Graham BELL invented the
telephone u became a dime museum
freak and was even used hy street
takers 90 advertise their wares II
was wonderful. but 30 one could
see what good lt would do.
Vail became Interested. having
been promoted "a The mail service
department IN Washington. where
h. met Or Bell
Folks thought that. II YOU wanted
telephone. you'd have 10 string a
wire from your house 10 your best
friends. another wire 10 The butch.
ors. another 20 the grocer's
They iokcd about T. The air
viii be full OF wires. they said
Why don't you have a central
exchange ?" asked Vail Don't sell
The telephones Let the company
keep them and lease them out You
cant make much money selling
the machines. but you can make
money by selling shat the MA.
chimes can do Tor "a public
Made a Hit.
This lfea won him the place o.
manager OF the first telephone com.
pany la the country
Ills dream was vast. He gradual.
ly built up the National Bell Tcic-
phone Co. which finally grew into
the American Telephone 4 Tele-
graph Co.
Keep the telegraph and the tclc.
phone together. be used 20 say
The day will come when We can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
PHONE HEAD IS
VAIL, NEW BILLION S CAPTAIN
Chief of Bell and Western Union, Once Humble Tele-
graph Operator, Is Interviewed by Shepherd Star s
New York Correspondent.

VAIL FIRST PROPOSED TO MAKE
PEOPLE PAY TOLL THRouoH
CENTRAL EXCHANGES; THEN
HIS DREAM WAS ONE GREAT
TELEPHONE COMPANY; nc
WINS AT LAST, AND TELLS
HOW.
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PIECE OF A THUMB
SLAYER'S DOWNF ALL

SAN JOSE Cal Nov. 2f--Hon.
da, a Japanese from Alvarado. Is In
the county jail today. accused Of
having murdered Okasah. a fellow
countryman, yesterday. with a knife
because a piece Of a mans thumb
found near the body exactly fitted
the recently cut thumb Of Honda.
The bit Of flesh IS being held as
the peoples exhibit a.
The murder was a brutal one.
The victim Of the murderers wrath
was literally slashed to pieces.
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GOING GOING GONE SECOND
HAND AEROPLAN AT $3.50

officials ala their best 90 Look as
though airHhipa were on familiar as
pauhards. But the crowd ~ pur
chnsers and lookerson took q
frankly keen interest in the great
gaunt frame work 81 the strange
machine
The bidding started at 20 guineaG
az g. 90. after the inevitable humor.
ia had offered f2o0 and 80 cents.
which the anctioncer icliy ignored.
Il rose 10 $500 90. where u wah
knocked down 10 Captain Craig Of
the Car Mart. Euston road
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
PRIEST KICKED OUT
AND WANTS DAMAGES

Rev John Powers q prizes, in
charge Of the Catholic parish ia
Rainier valley. wants $4,000 dam.
ages Tor being kicked out 81 Eduin
y James office IN tho New York
block The claim against James
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LONDON. Nov a The first
acroplano ever put up AZ auction.
was Knocked down yesterday az n
garage IN Albany street the scene
BY a curious coincidence Of the
frat sale OF an auctloned motor
car. IN the days when automobiles
we're as rare nh acrpplanoa are
now.
This aeroplanc. that was about 90
make history. stood Ia the garage
almost ia the ranks 81 the motor
cars aud the mechanics. clerks and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
FORBES ~ rAFrs OLD JOB.

MANILA. Nov - Coy " Cam.
eron Forbes. the uow governor gen.
cral o. the Philippines. arrived AZ
hin office early today 20 begin the
wnfA 81 lhn nnN Naturalization
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was flied In the superior court ser
lerday. aud b. the rcaut 81 a die
pute over nye acres ~ land near
The Country club which The priest
wanted % sell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24

4 TAEo. N. VAIL
q Al a GLANCE. 4
4 Born In Ohio. In tSt5.
4 Went TO school at Morris I
4 town. n. y. 4
4 Refused TO study medicine I
a and learned telegraphy 4
4 Worked on wires west OF
a Missouri river,
4 Married Emma Rlgnler in 4
= 1869
= Went into railway mail 4
q service.
= Promoted 20 Washington. I
4 Became general superin 4
e tendent OF railway malls ~ 4
a 1876.
Became head OF Bell Tcle. 4
= phone Co
q Wife died In 1894
Bccame president American =
= Telephone a Telegraph Co tn :
= i907 IN same year married =
= Miss Mabel H. Anderson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
BENEFIT FOR CHILDREN

Alan Dale. the restaurant man.
will give a benefit az his cafeteria
tomorrow for the Washington Chils
dren's home. An the money taken
in will so 20 that Institution Allan
Dale. 81. viii be the host 90 the
orphan children during the day
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Thanksgiving Dinner

HOTEL STEVENS CAFE will
serve full course TURKEY DIN.
NeH from u 10 y. m. Csc. Mar
ion 81 and First NV. -.
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col. GEO. COTTON. u. S. a.
Col Cotton has just left for Porto
Rico to take his place as governor
general OF the island Cotton has
had considerable experience IN the
Philippines. and is becoming noted
as Uncle Sans new expert on In.
sular management.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
BY W. C. SHEPHERD.

Nx~x& xx~vEERR
q THEo. NJ. VAIL 4
q Al a GLANCE. 4
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
NEWPORT
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWPORT. Del, Aug. 12-on Tues
day evening. a straw ride left the
home of Miss Adaline Tazwell, to 60
to the home Of Robert shepheard, near
Newark. When the guests arrived
there they found the lawn Illuminated
with electric lights. The party en-
ioyed themselves with dancing and
playing games. Mrs. Sheppard in
vited all to partake Of refreshments
Among those in the party were Misses
Florence Pyle. Elsie MacShae, Katie
Brogan, Agnes lyle, Helen Brogan,
Blanche Slaughter, Agnes Brogan.
Messrs John Sullivan and Raymond
lyle. Of Wilmington; Miss Rose Rich
ards. of Harrisburg, Pa; Miss Ella
Ritter of Norristown. Pa; Miss Alice
Frederick. Miss Adaline TazweT. Har-
/ ~ Webb. Phillips Webb, John Hanna.
Raymond Finn. Raymond Cunning
/ ham and Thomas Webb, from New
/ port. The guests at tho house we're
/ Misses Laura Elliott and Marion Shep-
/ heard Of Philadelphia; Misses Alyce
! Shepheard. Grace Spence. Helen Shep-
heard, Mrs. VIM. Heavollow. Mrs L.
J. Shepheard, John, Edward aud
Vaughn Heavellow, Clarence Kilmou
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Shepheard.
Mrs. Lizzie Hilyard spent the day
recently in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Theodore Yarnall and daughter
Miss Bertha Yarnal have returned
from a few days visit with frienls
in Philadelphia.
Miss Beatrice Hume Of Wilmington
is spending a week with her aunt anl
the Misses Cooper.
Miss Marion Deakyne Of Chester
is sepnding week with her aunt ant
uncle Mr.. and Mrs. William King.
Harry Briggs Of West Virginia, il
i spending some time at his home hero.
Mrs. Charles Long has returned from
an extended visit with friends In Ro
= chester, n. Y.
5 Mrs. Laura Coward and daughter
Ida, are spending some time at Re
hoboth.
Miss Madalon Heck. Of Wilmington
has been the guest Of Miss Vera Dun
Miss Ethel Reed is spending SOM
time with friends at Greenwich. Nav
Jersey.
Phillip Webb and Raymond Film
spent yesterday in Philadelphia.
Robert Shepheard Of near Newark
: is spending a few days as tho gnos
e Of HIS cousin, Miss Adalnc TasweI.
7 Mrs. Thomas Bullen is spending som
. time at Rehoboth.
v Miss Bessie Fox is spending som
= time at Rehoboth.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
B. & 0. LETS
BIG CONTRACTS

BALTIMORE. Aug. Announce
mcnt was made az the executive offices
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company here that tho company, in
carrying out the recently decided upon
increase Of equipment, has closed con-
tracts as follows;
One thousand composite Eondola
cars. 1000 coke cars and 500 an steel
hopper cars. Standard steel Car Com
pany. Butler, Pa.
one thousand al steel coke cars.
Cambria steel Company. Johnstown.
Pa
forty-hYc passenger coaches and
five combined passenger and baggage
cars. American Car and Foundry Com-
pany. Wilmington. Del.
Ten baggage cars. FIVE cafe and
parlor cars. fVe all steel postal cars,
Barney and Smith Car Company, Day
ton. O.
All this equipment is TO be Of the
/ highest modern standard. In addition
I 20 the contracts enumerated others cor
! 1000 box cars. 500 refrigerator cars and
500 ventilated cars. 60 locomotives and
two electric locomotives will be placed
soon. The road has also placed orders
Evening journal., 1909-08-12

lost fifty pounds in weight ana was
almost out Of mr. mind with PAIN ana
chagriu as no matter where the lrrta-
ton came. at work, on the street or
in the presence Of company would
have to scratch il until / had the blood
running down into my shoe SIMPLY
cannot describe my sunerlng during
those seven wears. The pain. mortin-
cation. loss Of sleep. both 70 myself and
wife is simply indescribable on paper
end one has to experience It to know
what it is.
remedies but I might as well have
thrown nv money down a sewer. They
would drv it up for little while and Ill
me With hope only 20 break out again
inst a. bad II not worse. ! had gwen
up hope Of ever being cured when I was
induced by nv wife 70 give the Cuticura
Remedies a trial After taking the
Cuticurs Remedies ior little while
begap &c see a change and after taking
a dozer bottles Of Cuticurs Resolvent
IL conjunction with the Cuticurs Soap
and Cuticura Ointment the troubie bad
entirely disappeared and ny leg was -
ene a. the day ! was porr Now sftes
a lapse of six months with &c signs q q
fccurrenos 7 feel perfectly safe In sx.
tending &c you my heartfelt ;hankt ter
the good the Cuticura Remedies hsvs
tons FOR re shall siways recon.
mend them 90 my friends " IA.
White. Mgr. Gafel Dept. TWO. Uni0n
40. ?. az r. Cabot St, PhiladeIpnia
Pa.. Feb. and spr. 10, 1900"
cuisufs 6snedisi are sold snrncshtgi ne ssrd
fit;sf !iIag mem. tHtp- a5it F.cst, So.taA
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
INEWSY DOINGS
OF new CASTLE
New Castle HibernidnS to
Take Part in St. PatriCk'S
Field Meet

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Aug. it-Division No.
3. A. O. H.. Is ON the war path in earnest.
At largely attended meeting last even
ing il was decided to hold smoker at
the October meeting. On the same night
IT was decided to have class initiation
when twenty-five new members will be
given q peep into the mysteries of the or
der. Arrangements were made TO attend
the state ball IN Wilmington on Thanks
giving eve. A special car viii be chartered
for the occasion. Early in December Divi-
sion No. will Join with No which will
have a big class and No. II which will
have fifty new men to take the degrees.
! II was decided to enter the tug-of-war
contest at the Holy Name Field day
/ sports here on August 2S Michael J. Jor-
dan entered in the 100 yards dash and
President George +. White will wear the
A. O. II. colors in the Marathon race
| There will be other members in the other
events and County President McIvor viii
| be captain OF the tug-of-war team. State
Treasurer William s Martin will be first
Lieutenant
FEAR THE ANTHRAX
much afraid Of anthrax. This disease
broke out among two herds in the hundred
during the past two weeks One farmer
said this morning It hate the name Of
anthrax. Dr. Ewes when he goes to a
farm where anthrax has appeared fumi-
gates his Shoes He takes every precau-
ton not to carry the germs elsewhere.
Great care ought to be exercised by the
farmer. He has milch COWS and no milk
ought to 90 off that farm and the farmer
who helped to kill and burn the COW ought
to be quarantined Why should he come IN
contact with people when such prccau-
tions are necessary
TO ELECT A TEACHER.
There will be a special meeting of the
Board of Education this evening when a
teacher for the primary department Will
be elected. Miss Margaret Wilhelm and
Miss Elizabeth Davis, two OF the gradu-
ates OF the High School 90 class and who
have been attending the summer school ir
Dover are the leading applicants.
In order to transact some important
business a special meeting Of the Citizens
Building and Loan Association has beer
called.
Farmers in parts Of New Castle hun.
dred complain Of the corn crop. Former
Sheriff Paul Gillis and Former Lew
Court Commissioner Charles Megginsor
have large fields Of the finest corn in tn,
county. Pasture is very scarce and some
OF the fields along the railroad are bare
Corn leaves and mill feed are being fec
to the cattle in the pasture fields.
Michael J. Jordan, Of Wilmington, was
New Castle visitor last evening
Mrs. James Calhoun and sons have beer
the guests Of Mrs. Bacon.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
FOUR HELD IN
POLICE SCANDAL

CHESTER. Pa. Aug. 12-Georgs
Demby, recently suspended from tile
police force, having been held for court
on the charge of conducting dis
orderly house in Bethel court. Emory
Wright. a hotelkeeper; Edgar Richard
son and Edward Bass Walton. charged
with tampering with a witness in the
police investigation now going on in
this city. we're held for court by Alder
man Robert Smith.
The witness. Mabel Johnson. declared
that she had been offered S75 TO 81
away and stay away from Chester un.
til the police scandal had blown over
and that the offer was made through
Richardson. She said she finally con.
sented to go and received s. on &C.
count Richardson told the District
Attorney the s. he gave the woman
was given TO him by Wright.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
ADDICKS Wins
ONE ACTION
DeIawaTean Did Not Buy New
York Property With Own
Money

NEW YORK. Aug. 12-J. Langdon
Ward a referee appointed by the
Supreme Court in an action brought
by James +. a. Clark. Reginald II.
Ward and Frank A. Schirmer against
j. Edward Addicks and others. to have
set aside certain conveyances Of Nos.
25i and 259 Fifth Avenue. and to have
the property declared that Of Addicks
reported that Addicks did not own the
property. and recommended that the
action be dismissed.
The plaintiff obtained a Judgment
against Addicks for S2i2e4f.54. About
Sl9S, 400 remains unsatished.
Adicks once bought the property in
question. but took it in the name OF
Mary Frances Belts, who transferred
it Immediately to the Bacon Hm Real
Estate Company. Ward reports tha,
Addicks did not buy the property with
his own money, but with that OF the
real estate company. and that there
fore IL belongs TO the company.
Jeandell- Blizzard.
AT Asbury M. +. Parsonage on sat
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
ITALIAN STREET
BUILDERS STRIKE
Wanted More Money on Dover
Job But We're Refused
il
epsclal q - EvENnSe JouRNAI.

epeciai 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Aug 12-As the result OF a
strike here yesterday, when large
company Of Italians walked out Of the
sewer trench and made a demand for
more money and against the hard
work" the italian colony here is
somewhat divided.
Tho United Paving Company Of At
lantic City. contractors for the new
sewer system for Dover and the 25,0oC
yards Of bitulithic street pavement
brought the Italians here, but thoy
kicked against $3.50 per diem and
wanted S1.75. and were given five min
utes after dinner TO vacate the com
panys shaclzs.
some returned to work and Others
returned to Philadelphia, giving wa,
to local laborers.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
Wants Street oil sprinklsd.

Residents along Broome street and
Third street from Harrison TO Broome
are wondering when the Street and
Sewer directors win sprinkle those
streets with oil. The streets are ma
houses.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
WILL PASS SCHOOL
CHECK TONIGHT

The finance committee al to-nights s
meeting of Council will. it is an
nounced order draw the Board Of
Educators check for August amount
ing 10 SiS,S97.S6. Council overlooked
tho check. it is asserted by some Of
the Councilmen. and there was no in
tention Of holding up the check. This
viii delay the pay of the Board Of
Education officers and school ianitors.
however. as the Board OF Education
has TO pass the payroll.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
Zoar Cann on sunda,

GEORGEToWN. Del. Aug. 12.-Zoar
Camp, the mother Of all Delaware camp
meetings, viii open Sunday. Temper
ance day will be held during the week
when prominent Prohibition speakers
from Maine. Georgia, Maryland and
Delaware will take part.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
Government Wants Us. ot eol..

GEORGETOWN. Del. Aug. 12-The
government has asked the Diamond
State Telephone Company for the use
OF its poles near Milford on which to
erect letter boxes for a free delivery OF
mail through that town this winter. The
request will probably be granted.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12

urday evening August Z. William Jean
dell. OF Carpenter Station and Miss
Edith Blizzard, Of this city were mar
ried by the Rev. Zach II. Webster.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
-or 90 raIIg 20 and ~ nounds weIghl

Between se.ooo,oO0 and 100000 are
called for In the contracts closed and
those pending will carry the total he
yond Slo000oo0o.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
Auditina School Accounts.

State Auditor Theodore F. Clark
will be at the Board Of Education in
this city tomorrow to finish auditing
accounts OF the various school commits
sions Of New Castle county. He is in
Dover today
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
BrandyWine Springs
Gati'S Band
Concerts
KIP NJ .rd 50 Al
coMPLETINe REVISION

and sP. NJ.
3 P. NJ.

OF COUNCIL MINUTES.
In the face OF criticism Of Council for
not including the certiorari proceedings
in the minutes of that body. members
contend that the certiorari proceedings
were not part Of Council proceedings
and that the writs were served upon
the members as individuals, while
Council was in recess.
Clerk Of Council McGovorn has al
most completed revising the minutes as
directed by the Councilmen. He has
about $50 pages Of typewriting to do.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12

my ankle. II irritated
me so that I began to
scratch IL and II began
20 spread until my leg
from my ankle to the
knee was one solid
scale like a scab. The
irritation was always
worse at night and
would not allow me
TO sleep, or my wife
either. and il was
completely under
minink our health. l
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
KNEE TO ANKLE A
MASS OF HUMOR
Suffering Simply Indescribable =
Had to Scratch Till Blood Ran
Health Undermined from Lack Of
Sleep Gave Up Hope but
CUTICURA FREED HIM
FROM SKlN-T0RMENT

about seven years ago a small abra-
aioD apneqrafl on nv nj 0hf LOG inst above
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
Pienio Id Edon Park.

Congregations Of several colored chur-
ches Of this city. New Castle and Del
aware City are having picnic toda,
at Eden Park.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-07-17

The practice of obtaining your
printed envelopes from the gov.
eminent is undoubtedly unfair
to the printing business, and is
also an unjust burden upon the
people who are having to bear
the expense and make good what
loss is entailed by the govern.
lnent. 1t is a business that
rightly belongs to the home
printer. Let the local printer
furnish you with your ENVELOPES
and not continue to help Uncle
Sam to become more involved in
debt This house is prepared at
all times to furnish it's customers
a high,grade envelope at a very
reasonable price and work exc.
cuted on short notice.