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Evening journal., 1909-08-26
FRESH SENSATIONS
IN EATON CASE
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sCITUATE, Mass, Aug 26-Chsrges Of
Of mental weakness against each other are
being banded back and forth today by
Rear Admiral Joseph Giles Eaton, L. S.
n, Cretired) and his wife. whose charge
made earlier in the week, that their ba-
by boy was poisoned by some person "of
unsound mind" created "A nat 'onal sensa-
tion. Each threatens today, In anger, TO
have the other oxamicd by aliensts.
The second sensation Of theday was the
discovery that the baby was not the aged
Admrars son at all. but a founding
adopted by permission OF Probate Judge
Suffolk on March %. when it was only
two months old The babes viscera is
now being examined at the Harvard med
ical school for traces Of poison which Mrs.
Eaton declares was administered.
Another development today is the adj
mission by Mrs. Eoton that she has been
giving money, at ineervals. TO d. II. Aims
worth. her divorced husband and the faith
or Of her two daughters. June, l6, and
Dorothy. Il, but always with her hus-
/ bands consent.
She declared today that at Asssinippi
her home. she had lived as a washer wom
an, doing her own work, living on 81 AM
s. a week. raising chickens and seilini
eggs and butter. that she might held th
|, Admiral pay his debts.
'when we went there" she said.
made the Admiral put on overalls an
work on my small farm IN the hope that
would bring him back 10 health"
Mrs. Eaton remains firm in her decla
ration that the baby was poisoned, an
i'm this she is backed up by her daughter
June. One Of her daughters. however
Dorothy, sides with Admiral Eaton an
rdicules the story Of poisoning.
Evening journal., 1909-08-26
FARMERS BOOST
MILK PRICES
After September Is They will
Demand HaIf Cent More a
Quart From PhiIadeIphianS

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Aug. 26.-Be-
ginning with September Is, the price OF
milk viii be raised onc-half cent per
quart by the members OF the Phlladel-
phia Milk Shippers Union, the increase
IN price TO continue IN force until the
end OF September. This action was the
result of special meeting OF the Union
In this city yesterday, 10 discuss ways
and means, by which the producers could
recuperate the losses they have under
gone during the present summer months
The Union numbers 5000 members from
this State. New Jersey. Delaware and
Maryland. and tho action Is independent
OF the Philadelphia Milk Exchange.
The meeting was called TO order IN odd
Fellows Temple by Charles Atkinson,
of New Hope. Bucks county. the presi-
dent OF the union. A vote was taken,
and a majority expressed themselves In
favor Of the rise IN price. The reason
for the price remaining the same as at
present, cents. until the middle Of the
coming month, Is because many people
are away from the city and there IS
plenty OF milk FOR all demands. II Is
likely that the raise in price will remain
permanent throughout the winter.
SAY THEY LOSE MONEY.
The business OF producing milk appears
to be IN q serious state. Many OF the
dairymen have become discouraged by
their losses and have given up the husi
ness The dry summer, with the short
age OF suitable grass for the herds e
Craze upon has meant heavy deficits, an'
there are numbers who have continues
when they knew It meant loss e
them.
Evening journal., 1909-08-26
LEADS
the AIR FLIERS
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By United Press Leased Spec al Wire.
RHEIMS, Aug. 26-Hubert Latham.
fiying i'm an Antoinette monoplane, this
afternoon broke the record for dis
tance dight established yesterday by
Paulham. The judges have not yet
announced the time or the distance.
Latham's record breaking flight was
begun a few minutes after his flight Of
nearly "A miles in 1 hour. 1 minute,
81 Ia seconds. lie had to abandon the
first flight on account Of his gasoline
running out.
Just at the time when it appeared
the fight would also exceed Paulhan's
in time aloft. the petrol gave out and
Latham had TO come down. lie was
surrounded and the enthusiasm of the
people was so great that it was feared
for a time that they would do bodily
injury to tho aviator.
Latham's flight breaks all long speed
records his average being 4S.1 miles
an Eaur.
The flight was made under adverse
conditions. the wind being high at
times with bursts of rain.
During a part of his fight Latham
raced with the Paris express and easily
distanced the train, though the engi-
neer put on every ounce ot speed IN
his engine.
Louis Bleriot carried two passengers
in his monoplane this afternoon a dis
tance of 8 $40 miles in S minutes anC
80 seconds. II was the first flight witt
passengers Of the week and ELECTED
great applause
Evening journal., 1909-08-26
TO CHARGE 10 CENTS
FOR REGISTERED LETTERS

WASHINGTON. Aug. 26-An increase
Of two cents is to be made in the near fu-
ture in the fee for the registration Of let
ters and mail packages, making the fec
ten cents
Announcement Of the proposed change
was made yesterday by Postmaster-Gen-
eral Hitchcock. The decision followed
an inquiry into the registration system by
a committee. which met with Mr.. Hitch
cock. It was recided TO call in a score of
registry officials Of ripe experience and
ability from various parts OF the country
for a more general meeting with the Post
master-General next Monday.
Evening journal., 1909-08-26
TO A LAWN HOSE.

Insenate thing. thou stretchest out thy
length
As treacherous as LAGOON OF old,
And we, suspecting not thy traitrpus
strength,
Approach thee smilingly while thou'rt
out-rolled.
Betimes thou'rt gentle as the sldpful
lamb,
And do bidding with a silent
charm.
Again thou'rt fiercer than the risky ram
And fiji our souls with terror, and
alarm.
When in are Sunday best we near thy
nozzlel
Thou whirlist 10 our breasts and Wild
ly sozzle,
Hadst thou face, 'twould smile in
mildest peace;
Like TO a wild cat purring in its den.
Thou'dst wait the fateful moment for
release
And then make us as mad as a wet
hen.
aye, after thou hast squirted all ouI
garb
Thou liest in the grass where thou
art flung
And like a soaring, scorching, poisoned
barb
Are gurgling chuclSles which thol
givest tongue!
Compound OF kindness and Of wratl
abhorrent,
Zen then thou sputter us a fare
well torrent!-
Chicago Evening Post.
Evening journal., 1909-08-26
TOWNSEND WOMAN
CELEBRATES I'D BIRTHDAY

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
TOWNSEND. Del, Aug. 26.-MrA
Jeanette Wilson observed her seventy
third birthday on Wednesday She was
congratulated by many OF her friends,
and received many post cards I'm honor
Of the occasion. Although she Is suf-
fering somewhat from the effects OF a
cold contracted about year ago she IS
active and moves about as well as peo-
pie many years younger. tier sight ana
hearing are good and she delights in
doing her own housework. Mrs Wilson
Is the widow of James G. Wilson who
was Civil War veteran and who for
@ years was a track forman on the Della
ware railroad.
l.. b. Shockiey has a grandfather
clock that is over ~ years old.
Buyers are oering Is cents per baske
for Keiner pears to the fruit growers o
this section.
Farmers are bringing into tho loca
market watermelons for which they are
/ receiving good prices.
Evening journal., 1909-08-26
Wilmington Business School
The
Sky
Scraper

requires a strong foundation; so does
success in business. The w. B. S.
stands for all that is best in practical
education. If you are not willing 20
put the best that is in your into prac-
tical education, we don't want you as
q student. Our reputation depends
upon the success OF our graduates. The
trial month plan works both ways. 1t
gives the student a chance 20 with
draw at the end of one month II he is
not satisfied, and it enables us TO
eliminate undesirable students
Note this carefully: If you are in
terested in commercial training you
cannot afford not to call at the w.
B. S.
Every business man in Wilmington
who employs bookkeepers, stenog-
raphers or Office assistants will tell
you that our graduates are well
trained.
The new term begins Sept. 1. Don't
you want a catalog? Ask any ques-
tions YOU like.
Evening journal., 1909-08-26
NOTICES

n Office IS 'fffREBY idfVEN THAT
~ ALL STATE LICENSES AND IAX
DUE AND NOT PAID ON OR BEFORE
THE 10TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1909.
THERE WILL BE 25 PER CENT.
ADDED THERETO. IN ACCORDANCE
WITH SECTION g. CHAPTER 81. RE
VISED CODE, LAWS OF DELAWARE.
HARRY A. BROWN.
Clerk OF the Peace, New Castle county,
Wilmington. Del. July 81. 1903, aim
NJ OTICE-ELECTtON
~ Ofnce of WILMINGTON Savings Fund
Society. No. $40 Market Street
The annual meeting of the members or
the Society will be held at the office on
Tuesday, September 7th, 1902. from 10 to
n a. m. 70 elect seven managers 70 serve
for three years. The managers Will meet
on September Sth. AZ 4 p. m, 70 organize
W FREDERICK E. STONE.
aug2s-ist. seeretary.
Evening journal., 1909-08-26
CROWDS SEARCH FOR
A MISSING WOMAN

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. August 26'-
Crowds Of care word, anxious men
searched the thickets and woods near
National Park on the Delaware last
night and early this morning to hnd
so year-old Mrs. Margaret cunningham
who mvsteriously vanished from her
home in the Whitall Mansion, opposite
National Park last night Although
they had no clue to guide them, and
the majority of the searchers believed
that the aged woman had fallen into
the Delaware or one of the creeks
nearby. they continued the hunt
throughout the night
At daybreak many went nome Tor
a few hours sleep. but other volun-
teers filled their places. The whole
countryside is aroused over the strange
aisappearance. Arrangements have
been made to drag the creeks and the
river near her home.
Evening journal., 1909-08-26
.ANTED@FR.HkN.
LICENSE APPLICATIONS

NJ OTICE-I. JOSHUA c. ARMSTRONG.
~ the tenant and occupant OF the
house situated at Townsend, Del, United
School Districts, Nos. 81. 81 Id. 81 l-3
Appoquinimnk Hundred. known as
Hotel. county Of New Castle
and State Of Delaware, In compliance
with the requirements OF the acts OF the
General Assembly In such case made
and provided, do hereby give notice that
shall apply In writing to the Court OF
General Sessions OF the State OF Della
ware. In and for New Castle county, on
Monday the Goth day of September a.
D. 1909. being the next term Of said
court, for a license for said house 3
an Inn or tavern for the sale therein OF
intoxicating liquors IN less quantities
than one quart 10 be drunk on the prem
ises and the following respectable citi-
zens. OF said school district at least six
OF whom are substantial freeholders ot
said districts recommend the said apple
cation. via:
charles w. Stewart. VIM. r. Bramble.
James J. Dickinson,J. l.. Dickinson. Jr.
Henry GILL james W. LovegrOve,
Il NJ. HAYWOOD James W. Lee.
~ xx-Ieor Harrison Townsend
- ~; - II" r." T,,,l,5aav,a,- James o. Sammons
w. n, rri,,r,one Jacob Van Horn.
2S,,ls 2,,,,le,,n savin Harvey c. Riggc.
august JOSHUA c. ARMSTRONG.
Evening journal., 1909-08-26
SESSION OF
CITY COUNCIL

Because some OF the members Of City
Council are attending the annual conven-
tion Of the League Of American Munich
palities the session OF the body tonight Is
nit expected to be a very long one.
little work was done by the committees
at their meeting last night. John w. Hux
ley. representing the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad was present with the counciimen
and went over the plans OF the new bridge
to be erected by that company over the
Brandywine.
Tt was thought that the ordinance fix
ing the appropriations and contracts Of
the FIRE companies would be brought up.
was taken. It is not likely that the ordi-
nance win receive a final reading tonight.
Evening journal., 1909-08-26
BODY NOT THAT
OF HER COUSIN

Believing that he has met with foul
play, Miss Carrie Huseman, Of l72S n.
Fifteenth street. Philadelphia, cousin
Of Otto stiffens, who resided with her,
and VIII ohas been missing since sun
dav. will communicate with the Will
mington police i'm order to discover
whether OF not a body found Monday
morning. drowned. is that Of her rela-
tive. Miss Huseman saw a newspaper
article in which the description OF the
drowned man answered that OF her
cousin, and she is fearful that 1t may
be he.
Miss Huseman need not be alarmed
as the mans body found here was
identified as that of a resident OF
Peunsgrove, n. j.
Evening journal., 1909-08-26
BOYS NEARLY WRECK
LEHIGH VALLEY TRAIN

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IRELAND, Pa. Aug. 26-Lehigh
Valley express No. Z, bound from New
York for Wilkes Barre, narrowly
escaped destruction by train wreckers
at White Haven to-day. Two boys,
who gave their names as Nose Gar
ret. of New York. and Abraham Sorin,
of Brooklyn. are now in jail.
The Leigh tracks lead to White
Haven over a bridge which spans the
Lehigh river and also the eJrsey Cen
trail tracks. Here the boys, II is al
legged. placed stones between the guard
an dmain rails partly on the bridge.
The sudden jolt knock Engineer
Lyons from his seat in the cab. The
train Travelled a half mile before II was
stopped
Evening journal., 1909-08-26
sIa eIrI RIooks RAILROAD TraeIk.

EASTON, Aug. 26-Miss Absenia
Hawk. weighing more than 300 pounds
was committed TO the Northampton
county jail by Justice Hahn. of Wind
Gap. on charge Of attempting train
wrecking.
Numerous efforts have been made to
wreck trains on the Lehigh & New
England Railroad, in BushlSil town
ship, and there have been several mar
row escapes from disaster. Detectives
have been watching for months trying
TO detect the guilty party. one Of the
watchmen at last caught Miss Hawk
piling ties and hugo rocks on the
tracks.
Evening journal., 1909-08-26
SHERIFF,S SALES.

SHERfFF'S sALE-BH VIRTUE OF
Writ Of Levari Facias to me directed, |
will be exposed TO public sale az the
Court House. on Market street be- |
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets m /
county. Del,
THE SrH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1909,
At 10 o'clock, a. m,
the following described real estate. VIZ:
All that certain lot OF land with two
uate I'm the city OF Wilmington aforesaid.
bounded and described as follows, 20 wit;
Beginning at a point on the eastssrly,
broad. more or less, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets, at the distance
OF fifteen feet six inches from the south
erly side OF Thirteenth street. at a line
of land to be conveyed 10 John H. For
rest; thence with said John IL Forrest S
line easterly parallel with Ihirteentn
street, fifty-three feet TO the western
side OF n three-feet wide alley running
from Twelfth TO Thirteenth streets .
thence Herewith southerly fourteen feet
viewed 10 William e. Highheld; thence
with Highnclds line westerly parallel
with Thirteenth street through the mid
die OF the division wall between the Two
houses fifty-three feet 10 the said side Of
Forrest street; and thence therewitn
northerly fourteen feet TO the place OF
beginning. BE the contents more or less.
With the common use Of said three teei
wide alley and all other streets and a /
| ievs connected Herewith forever eacn
and every party 9eSupSieg iSnd T933nib b
/ ar her proportion according 10 the NUM-
Der Of feet occupied or binding thereon
to keep the same paved and IN reason
Sc Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF Samuel Mcdonald, mort
/ "a aor and to be sold by
s"s' cHARLEs II. -LIPP1NcoTTT;.
sherin's ofaee. Wilmington. Dslewarre,' are,
Evening journal., 1909-08-26
OFFIcERss
find BODY OF
DROWNED PRIEST

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SOUTH NORWALS. Conn, Aug. 26-
The body of Rev. Patrick o. Gallagher,
a Jesuit Father Of eJrsey city, who
was drowned late yesterday while
bathing, was recovered to-day.
Father Gallagher was a guest at the
Aianrosa Institute. a summer retreat
for Jesuits located on an island in the
harbor. He went In bathing at low
tide and while wading "a short distance
from tho shore stepped into the chan
mel. Being unable to swim he sank
before aid could reach him.
Evening journal., 1909-08-26
SPARRORS SPREAD
SAN JOSE SCALE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
TOWNSEND Aug. 26.-sevoral farm
ers here have inspected nearly all the
orchards in lower New Castle county
and they say that much harm Is being
done as result OF the spreading Of the
San Jose scale by English sparrows.
Evening journal., 1909-08-26
THIRTY MINERS
ARE ENTOMBED

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MEXICO CITY Aug. 2e.-Rescue par
ties are today trying to save the lives
Of thirty miners imprisoned IN the shaft
Of the LaPaz mine at Nlateahaula by the
dropping Of a cage when the cable snap
ped. The engine brakes failed 20 act
and the cage collided with the rofters at
the top Of the shaft, the sudden strain
severlng the cable and sending the cage
1900 feet down the shaft killing fifteen
OF the men instantly.
Evening journal., 1909-08-26
FOR SALE

ToR s6I,E-BHBY COACH. PfxNo.
Iron Safe. Roll-top Desk. ana rood
secondhand stoves. g. ny N1o,,iA. 90
TOR SALE-GOLD MINE AT MT
cuba. 35ia acres, between Frank
Muitier and Tony Cresto. augzl-ot
rzOR SALE-OIL ROUTE. APPLY,
Il LANES SANDERSON,
aueg-6t Elsmere Del.
A AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE CHEAP.
a 707 East Tcnth 81 azl-1t
- OR SNTE-AN OLD RELIABLE
/ business stand Address J, this
Office. adm
= OR sALE-GOOD FAMILY DRIV-
ness good condition. Address NJ. this
office a2f-lm.
r OR SALE-FOR WANT OF USE ONE
fine family brown mare. years old.
i6 hands high; or would exchange Tor a
cheap horse for store wagon.
w. A. HUklLL. $40 Tatnal St,
aug25-tf. Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1909-08-26
COMPUTES SENTENCES
IN PEONAGE CASES

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 26-The Pres
ident today commuted to six months.
the eighteen months sentence imposed
by the United States Circuit Court at
Pensacola on W. S. Harlan. and the
thirteen months sentence on s. L. Hug
gins and c. c. Hilton for peonage at
and about Lockhart. Ala, in 1906. The
application for pardon of Robert CAL
lagher and Walter L. Grace. both con-
victed in the same case, were denied
by the President.
W. S. Harlan, who was general man
ager Of the jackson Lumber Company
is one of the best known men in the
state.
Evening journal., 1909-08-26

Africa PRODUCES the worlds supply OF
ivory. Its elephants are mammoths. Diff
ferent in shape from 1ndia's tuslSless be-
hemoth, and with ancetors which are
found and preserved IN Arctic ice, pre-
historically true TO today's African type
The Indian animal has never been quite
the same structurally. has never grown
tusks worthy Of the name, and is a plain
beast of burden, more vamab'- alive taan
dead.
Evening journal., 1909-08-26
cLoTHlER WINS TENNIS.
Tr,ffod Toraee T.eaead Specinl Wire

NEWPORT. r. l., Aug 26.-W. j.
Clothier. national singles champion or
America I'm 1906, was forced TO play
10 his utmost in his match with NJ. r.
Mclaughlin. the Pacific coast STAR
today in the final round OF the all
comers tournament on the Casino
courts.
Although Mclaughlin clearly outplay-
ed Clothier In the first two sets. Cloth
ier had his usual steadiness with him
and won the mboth. the first by a
score Of 7-5 and the second 6-4.
Evening journal., 1909-08-26
PUBLIC SALES
d ARGAIN DAY AT CENIkhN LIE
ID FRIDAY. AUGUST 9TH. 1909.
M nialoplf ID m. sharp

DARGATN DAY AT CENTREVILLE,
ID FRIDAY. AUGUST Hth. 1909
at ] o'clock. D. m. sharp.
One carload OF choice Holstein Bulls,
1 and wears old. shipped from q section
where they know what good stock i and and
selected bv myself. One carload choice
Fresh Cows and Close Sprlngers from
Frederick. Md. the kind we had nc our
last sale and just hard TO duplicate. one
carload OF Lower Delaware COWS. MOI
so ine but good little workers. =.
Those who are in need OF buli don
fail 10 attend the O'Neal Bull Sale as
every one will be sold at your price
COWS will be sold n they make a little
money. We viii give "a guarantee on ali
stock at this sale. II not as represented
send them back to me and get your
mis- WILL BE FARMERS BAR
CAIN DAY AT CENTRENlLLE
Gone one and an and take dinner ana
ANYTHING too dear don't take H. All
etoclt will he tested and delivered at my
EXPENSE. Don't miss II, 1 viii enter
sixty days credit. interest added
JOHN T.. O'NEAL.
Phone 4796-L Centreville
Ellis Hicks. clerk aug-t-9
Evening journal., 1909-08-26
Want School For Their Race.

A committee Of colored men Of the
Ninth ward win call on President Evan
G. Shortlidge of the Board Of Educa-
Of School No. 26 as a colored school,
The Board of Education has planned
"a renove the colorod children else
where and put white pupils in the
school.
Evening journal., 1909-08-26
two Bows Under Arrest.

William McGillion and James Mere
dith, aged IA and IS years respectively
were arrested today by the police on
a charge Of stealing a washboard from
one house and attempting 10 tear the
lead roof from an outbuilding at anoth-
er place. They will be arraigned IN
the Cit-- ----' tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1909-08-26
OFFER 100000 FOR
JOHNSON -JEFFRIES FIGHT

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK. Aug. 26.-Iack Monroe, for
mer heavy weight pug" and now mayor
OF the town OF Elk Lake. Ont, today
wired an offer for the Je6ries-Johnson
fight. The Elk city Athletic Club offered
100000 for the fight 10 take place in Can
ada one year from date. The place is
less than 50 hours from Chicago, New
York. Philadelphia and all other big east
ern cities
Evening journal., 1909-08-26
Worked on lack Al Niaht.

The work OF raising the tracks and
laying the foundation for the btu
lithic pavement at Sixth and Market
streets was done last night after the
cars stopped running. Daniel Dohl di-
rected the work.
Evening journal., 1909-08-26
Park Roard Routlne.

Owing TO the absence Of several menu
hers. the executive committee of the
Park board transacted no business other
than TO pass the weekly pay roll Of
park employees at the weekly meeting
TO-DAY.
Evening journal., 1909-08-26
LOST AND FOUND

osT~oN SATURDAY,. p. M, ~
l. front of Grand stand at Front and
Union Bau Grounds, Stick pin. N.00 re-
ward. No questions asked II returned
Ia 10 J. Office Il. w. Young. Manager
Newport b. B. c., Newport Del. -t-a-l
Evening journal., 1909-08-26
ereses,s KING 10 Abdieats.
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BY UUIItu IItso IVdsIu oItCIdI " Ire.
CONSTANTINOPLE. Aug. 26.-Of-
fetal circles heard today that King
George OF Greece had notified Eng
land. Russia. Italy and France, the
protecting powers" that he wished TO
abdicate.
Evening journal., 1909-08-26
ROOMS FOR RENT

= = n =, M n, AND h05 hAl,E sr..
" PHILADELPHIA Rooms. sc. sc, soc.
'entlemen only. ssl-Us-ly
ROR RENT-FuRNlsHEp9 4! ROOMS 1,N.l!s
+ FOR light housekeeping. No. 20l East
Fifth street. aug sla-llilo
Tor RENT-THREE UNFuRNIsHED
4 rooms. end floor, gas and bath. no.
SIS Poplar ST. a-o-a.
Evening journal., 1909-08-26
BOARDTNG AND LODGING

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN COUNTRY.
w famiiy OF three. including 4-year-
old child. wishes board in country close
10 trolley line State price ana location.
A. 9. D.. Evening Journal cthce.
Evening journal., 1909-08-26
EDUCATIONAL.

7 EARN SPANISH 4 CLASS NOW
l. forming. Starts September 10. 1909
write Box S. T.. Evening Journal for
particulars. ausA-ot
Evening journal., 1909-08-26

Miss NJ Mildred Cocrran has return
ed from Chicago, where she spent her
vacation of two months with her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred b.
Elliott.
Evening journal., 1909-08-26

Miss Elizabeth Kersey who has been
visiting friends in seaford has returned
home accompanied by Miss Mabel Hur-
ley.
Evening journal., 1909-08-26
w. H. Beacon
President

Office open daily from a. m. to 8
p. m. Evenings 10.
Salisbury College of Business is a
branch Of the W. 3. S.
Evening journal., 1909-08-26
WANTED

xrxyNNTEb~x 90 Or 60 QUART DAIRY.
w Address l.. T., this office.
aug24-6t.
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COMPLIMENTS

without limit continue 10 be ten
dered us on our new offices, both
from our own people and from
strangers who frequently call.
These kind words nfe personally
very pleasing. but what grauhes
US most Of all Is to have our pal
irons and their friends, in increas-
ing numbers. make use Of the eN-
ceilent facilities, provided espe-
ciaily for them, IN the transaction
OF their business, whether with us
direct or between themselves. our
Ladies' parlor and Gentloman'a
Business Room are open from
$50 n. m TO 4 p. M every day
except Saturday. when We close
a. u IN
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Read THE EVENING JOURNAL
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sheriff's once. Wilmington. Delaware;
August 10, 1902 a-0--'-
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Capital ........ 100000
Surplus ........ 100000