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Evening journal., 1909-01-12
GETTING IN FORM
FOR TRACK RUNS
Eight Delaware College Boys
Qualify for John Hop
kinS Meet

In Delaware College gymnasium yes
terday afternoon trial races for the
track team, which will be sent 10 Johns
Hopkins University. at Baltimore, were
run off. The following men qualihcd
70 run in the finals next Thursday az
teruoon: Manning Alden. Ennis, Me.
Cafferty. Wilson, George. Jones and
PrOuse
ON Friday afternoon OF this wee.
there win be cross country run
There viii be two squads Of runners.
one under the command OF Captain
Prouse and the other under Jones.
Word has been received from Doan.
who has been at home i'm Pittsbura
since the Christmas holidays. that he
viii not return to college. This is n
great loss to the basketball team this
year as Doan was considered one oil
the best guards Delaware ever had
Doan was also a crack baseball player
He has signed with the Atlanta
Georgia team of the Southern Leagu,
FOR the coming season.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
BOXING BOUTS AT
SPRINGS TONIGHT

lcour boxing bouts viii be the at.
traction az tho springs rink building
tonight. and Judging from the reputa-
tion of tho contestants the evonts will
be fast. Jack Query the clever WI.
mington lad. will meet Jack Weldon.
of Philadelphia. George Gale. of Fort
Delaware, will mix it up with Jack
gill; another Wilmington youth. and
as preliminary to "a ten-round wind
up between Jack Robinson. Of Chicago
and Mickey McDonough. of Brooklyn
six colOred boxers will engage in &
battle royal Each fieht will be on its
merits AMI some good sport is antci-
pated Jack Mcdonald win referee.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
NEWSY DOINGS
OF new CASTLE
Residents Object to Shooting
Of Ducks From
Launches
special 10 TIE EVENING JOURNAL.

Gpecial to TIE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Jan. 12-Complaint is
heard regarding gnners who go oul
in naphtha launches and shoot at
ducks. A stranger here yesterday
said he considered it nothing short of
an outrage.
Money was IN fairly good demana
last evening at the meeting Of the
Citizens Building and Loan Associa,
ton. Included among the buyers were
colored men. who are getting homes for
themselves at the Buttonwoods
Robert Newlove has moved in 20 the
house recently purchased by him al
Second and Harmony streets. G Al
bert PedriclS has removed to the house
vacated by Mr. Newlove.
William F'reebury has been appointed
night Watchman at the Tropenas
works George Gnl is in charge dur
ing tho day.
The engineer OF tho Tropenas works
and "a number of ioremen have arrived
here to start the mills.
Some residents nf the west end are
opposed TO tho railroad company pu.-
ting in the Tenth street crossing. IL
VS. claimed by them that the curve is
such that even fiagman could not
see train coming.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
MISS MULSHENOCK
PASSES AWAY

After an illness Of several months. Mis-
Elizabeth Mulshenock. aged 10 years
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs S. J. Mulshe
mock, died at the home OF her parents a.
the southwest corner OF Third and Var
Buren, streets to-day. Her death was du
to complication Of diseases. She ha
been seriously III for two weeks.
Miss Mulshenock had large numbertc
acquaintances who will hear with sorro'
Of her death. She was a graduate Of s
Peters Parochial School and prominet
member Of the Sodality OF that church.
The funeral will probably be held IN
Friday. with requiem mass at the Cat-
edral. Interment viii be made in &c
Cathedral Cemetery
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
lnsnranee company EIocti0n.

The annuai meeting Of the Mutual
F'ire Insurance Company was heid yes
terdav I'm the Offices Of the company
No a15 Market street. All officers were
reelected with the addition OF Neorse
,,octod as follows: John :. AIullin, Jr.,
Howard d. Ross. Millard r. Davis Al
cred Gawthrop Henry Weninger q.
s,rrence Husbands. David FoN. James
NTeharg Lewis Heir W. G. Murgatroyd'
Josiah Marvel S. y. Townsend Hot
Ice wilson. Bernard Beste, Joseph ~.
Mondinhau. Thomas n. Messenger,
Morris Levy. George ". Iodu' 'sa,pee'
Slessinger. Walter J." bu'iei anu 80 -
oranstop. wilmington; Joseph 9.
parker and Jesse l.. shepherd, Mid-
dietovn: william A. Jester Delaware
.sltv: j. Rankin Armstrong ana Inner
Woodward. Newark; George w. Emery
Seaford.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
FOUR TEAMS IN
BOWLING LEAGUE

Reduction in the teams Of the VIII
mington city Bowling League from sin
10 four. that play may be continued,
was the plan formulated at the meet
ing of the league last evening The
dropped out of the league. those con-
tinuing being Warren. Delaware. All
Wilmington and Franklin College.
Games viii be rolled on Tuesday and
Thursday evenings The first game
under the new schedule to he on Thurs
adv evening between the Warren ano
Franklin College. The teams viii play
four times around. It is expected the
season viii close about the middle OF
April.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
Sports
BROWNSON TO
TRY WOODBURY.

Every Woman in attendance at the
Brownson-Claytor basketball game
Friday evening mst was presented
with a bouquet )f carnations by Man
ager Thompson and Center O'Brien. Of
the Melrose five of Camden. Tho re.
cipients of the favors expressed their
appreciation II Is believed when the
Brownson team soes to Camden on
Wednesday evening" january 81. they
win have a number OF their fair fol.
lowers with them to urge them on.
The attraction az BrownNon Hall to-
morrow evening win be the champions
of South Jersey, tine Woodbury. team
whom the locals win be given a chance
10 show their strength.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
LOCAL BOWLERS TO
ATTEND OYSTER ROAST

wilmington bowlcrs viii be repre-
sented az the big oyster roast az st.
James Han, Baltimore, tonight. The
great attraction of the evening will
be match between G.. Haller and j.
smith. who claim the championship OF
the country. and the best two men
that Baltimore can pick. The VIII
mineton party win include Hermas W.
Mcfarland Harvey Taylor. William
Kirk and Albert Vincent.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
TO PLAY POLO
AT RINK TONIGHT

Polo will be tho attraction at the
Eleventh Street Rink tonight. When
the Lenox and Springs win play Both
teams are in good shape and an excis
ing contest is promised As an ac>
commodation to spectators the man.
agement has arranged to begin play
earlier than heretofore, to-nights game
is set for $50 O'Clock
The polo PLAYERS will save their frs,
benefo on Thursday night, when the
spectators will be given a rare treat.
Each team in the league, the Mohawks.
Jenox and Springs. WIN play one an
other in periods of twenty minutes
each. Between the periods the
Nidgets. of the Baltimore rink. will
play the Mohiwl1s and Springs,
Juniors. this making line-up of siN
teams during the evening.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
.SBAND SICK;
\ WIFE ARRESTED
mas Holland Goes to Hos
pitaI While Wife Goes
T6C0urr

III from want OF attention, Thomas
Hon,N IND. an aged man, living at No.
3O5 With avenue, was removed to the
CourN Ny Hospital at Farnhurst yester-
day afternoon. and at the same time
his fife was taken 10 the police station
whe e a charge OF drunkenness was
pref #rred against her. In the city
Cou t to-day the woman was fined $
and costs.
The attention Of the police was call
ed Ito the aged couples plight ami
whdn they made an Investigation the
nah was found ill and his wife was
under the influence OF liquor. The
nah has been IA for some time ana
undbie to help himself Mrs. Holland
is also beginning to show the advance
Of years.
At the County Hospital to-day
Superintendent Foster said that &iol-
land PASSED a comfortable nisht and
that his case was not serious His
whole trouble" raid tho official rs
tbat he has been neglected"
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
PHOENIX NAME
NEW OFFICERS

The following officers were elected az
the semi-annual meeting OF tle
Pheonix Fire Company last night p.
T.. McCulhn. president j. w. Mcguire
vice-president; William y. Callahan.
secretary; l.. J. Widenman. treasurer.
William r.. Paulnan chairman' W.
Il. Churnside. 70. l.. Curran' Joseph
Morrow and Patrick Welch, directors
j. J. Mulvey. trustee for eighteen
months; W =. Callahan. IRE recorder
Ioseph Fisher. engine driver; FRANK
McCullin. ambulance driver Lewis
Glasgow. truck driver; }. J. Mulvey'
tnlerman: Eddie Aialoney. engineer. ~
S Mccuiln. first assistant engineer.
ana Samuel Il. Thompson, second as
sistant engineer
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
Wand to ElimInate cronslnn.

A movement has been started among
residents Of FELTON, and vicinity to
have the Baltimore and Ohio Rai.roa1 1
Company construct a subway under the
railroad tracks at the point whore the
Concord road from Chester intersects
them. There rs an average Of one death
a year at the crossing.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12

The women Of st. Peters Church
are arranging for the annual supper to
be given on January n and %
Young women friends of st. Peters
Building Society are preparing to give
a musicale and others win give a
Martha Washington tea and euchre
The latter will be held on February
%.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
Inspected Steamer Dorothy.

Ciovernrsent examiners inspected the
steamer Dorothy which IS owned by
the DUPONT Powder Company yester-
day afternoon The vessel was to have
carried cargo Of dynamite TO the
Panama canal zone several weeks ago
but as repairs were needed another
boat had TO he procured. The govern
ment employees made a thorough. in
spection OF the hun OF the vessel
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
Promollan Eor Mr. smIlh.

F. r. Smith. assistant 10 w j..
smith. supervisor OF signals Of the
p, B. and W. Railroad. has been made
supervisor of tho Amboy division OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad. He VIII
have headquarters az Camden, n. J.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
ENTHUSIASTICALLY 7
GEb GOOD START
Big CTWd Sees Local Team
Tim Overlook,
IS toll

If the Tendance at the basketball III
games ifEleverth street Rink last II
night is by criterion. Wilmington is II
prepared, |, give hearty support to in
door snf this winter Fully 500 II
persons,H Hany of whom were women. Il
vitnessefthe play between the All /
Wilmineh team and the Overbrook I
five Of West Philadelphia League.
I'm whic'the homo team won by /
score of to II. The preliminary was
betweouhe Old Swedes and the New
Castle fgh school teams. the latter
carryinton the honors. II TO ..
Enthqasm ran high during tha
eveninsand two or three clever field
goals el ted cheers from the spects
tors. throughout the main attraction
was eitlr teams game, the score being,
close A all stages and keeping th.l
rootersIor both sidea on edge during
the enhe play. The game was fast
and bricus throughout and both
teams lavc some clever exhibitions ct
passing
In te All Wilmington. Manager
Neal hs gotten together a fast team.
aud ntahle to ,ope with the best. The
Overb1ok team is one of tho fastest
in newest Philadelphia League ana
last Nights victory augurs we'll fof
the lohls.
Ther was some excitement in the
play ttween the old Swedes and the
New castle High the last half goins
th<u4 at furious pace.
AS h result Of the changing Of tho
playilg surface at the rink so that tho
cageL are at the sides of the building
the BAY was shorter and faster The
ine-up and scores Of the teams fol-
! low;
ovl lrbrook All-Wilmington.
! Hanium forward .......-..Ileal
( Hoffinsn ....,... forward .........S smith
NoIe McGarvey
/ Gill centre Neal
ckpD Haley
/ RarAau .........g guard ........- Hyland
MackNnian ....g guard .... Greenwood
McGarvey
rNsH s-Overbrook: Noble. 3;
/ en- All-Wilmington: Smith. 1; Nc
! C,a,N rn. Z; Greenwood. >. Foul goals
/ ov,E suok: Noble, .: Gill. l. All-Wii-
mi,H ,en: Heal 4. Score-All-Wil-
mi I'm. IS; OverbrOok. II.
In swedes. n. c. High.
KeM IN ........ forward ........W Wright
w IS rms ........forward ........ Hanc'
/ mi centre ....... Gemmil
81 .........gu guard ........- Hanc'
S .......... guard ....... Mechanic
rs from field--Hance, 1; Ulrich,
~ from foul-Hance, z; Sawin,
81 New Castle. II; Old Swedes,
NJ .ummis refereed both games.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
Mr. Bacon Injured.

Walter Bacon, an attorney, formerly
Of this city. now Of Holly Oak. fell at
Eighth and Market streets last night
and was injured. lie was taken TO
the police station. treated and placed on
trolley car to his homo.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
~ lnsnect Pewcer.

Captain Clarence n. MoNen' "a W
Coast Artillery has been ins'Iu0se" ~
visit the naval powder factory az ~
dian Head. DUPONT Gun Sot'o'a ~o'~ rs
at Wilmington. and Latin & Rand
Sn,oiscloss powder Works at Haskell
X H. 10 witness methods Of manuiac-
,,,re. core and hendling of gun cotton
aaz emoi<ciess powder
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
Would Be Soldiers Hopes Dashed

. GEORGETOWN. Jan PA letc
has been received from the Adjutsn
General refusing number OF Georfe
town young men permission TO form
troop Of cavalry. lie states that. a
only eight companies of militia are al
lowed and as these already arc forme'
Georgetown win have TO wait uni
some opening comes before IL can han
to be represented in the state force
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
BASKETBALL
BASE BALL
BOWLING
Burns put away.

Burns put away.
After that O'Bricn says he will visit
Australia and will so after Bin Squires
and Bill Lang. two more quifDes. Then.
he declares he win be rcaty to tackle
Burns again and express a confidence
In his ability TO win decizNely. OBrien
may also meet Bob Fitzsimmons aud
Sam McVey. perhaps In France But he
carefully avoids stating that he viii
consider for a moment a fight with
Jack Johnson O'Brien has always
been after easy marks and is consid-
cred by sporting men ono of the most
overrated boxers that ever stepped
into a ring
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
l..nrouinn sussex Roads.

sEAFoRD. Jan. 12.-LeNy Cou; !
,-o,nnaissioners. J. w. Hastings ana
Henry Risgan arc placing several tnou. W.
sand bushels OF oyster shells on ,ne
county roads leading through Middle
ford and Concord.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
THE TRI-STATE LEAGUE
LETS WILMINGTON 60
A. 0. U. W. POOL

The standing Of the players in the
pool tournament, which is being held
by the members Of Wilmington Lodge.
No. /. a. .. H. w. vs. as follows:
CLASS A
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
Irish .American AssociatIon officers.

Stockholders OF the Irish American
Association last night elected the fol-
lowing directors; y. a. Higgins. John
y. Haley. Frank NJ SEWER. T. Null
rooney. !. Hayes J. Fox. \. Kelly. p
Butler, g. Sweeney and J. J. Hurley.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
IIiah sehooI to Play.

At the Eleventh Street Rink tomor-
row night the High School five viii
play the Central Manual School team.
from PHILADELPHIA and the EN-High
viii play the West End five.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
Fostoffice Men Ara IIl.

On the sick list among the employees
Of the postofiice force are George W.
Sasse. Louis Finger and Charles Tay-
lor, carriers. and Clerk Clarence Brown
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
FOR H0uSEKEEPERS

80 M on Ut "a nuafy reductions We're reducing our stock
a m ~ uSpart tnents Furniture that other times you'd
~ ~ l,asf q the opportunity and buy YOU need Our
's'e N@'sS 7neSe days you haven't bought your
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-08
VAUDEVILLE AND PICTURES

Capacity houses were the rule al
Wonderland last night, and as OH
Thursday the show seemed 10 please
immensely. Mile. Tina, lightning
change artist" presents novel spec
tacular act. Almost instantly she
changes from one costume to another
portraying five different characters
Miller and Mack. the dancing mar
wells" again made hit. their worn
being of the highest class. They H.
troduce many novel and Intricate
steps. and that their efforts are APP
preciated Is shown by the generous
applause they receive on their every
appearance.
Motion pictures today at Wonder
land include THE Mexlcan's Grail
tude". Musicians Dream and IN
nocent. But Found guilty
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-08
Local Yard Pushing Fore River IN
BallIeshlp Building Contest.
PROGRESS ON DELAWARE IN APRIL
Official Figures Are Not Available,
But Il ls Said That Vessel Under
Construction Advanced One Per
cent More Than Her Sister.

The percentase of work completed
during the month of April by the
NewLort News Shipbuilding and DRY
Dock Company In the construction oil
the big battleship Delaware was
greater than that OF the Fore fRiver
Shipbuilding Company on her sister
snip the North Dakota, and the local
ward again cut down the lead which
the eastern plant secured when the
work on the two vessels was mrs.
started. The Fore River company Is
now leading b. only about three per
cent in the battleship building race
Although no Official comparative
figures will be obtainable until the
regular government building on pro-
ress OF work on naval vessels for the
month of April is issued on May TO-
it is said thai the local plant gaineu
over one per cent on the Fore River
during the month.
All five of the main turrets of the
bic fighter are now on board and
about half of the big guns. so that
the Delaware is commencing TO look
like a warship. II is expected that
IL will only be d matter of few
months before the local plant will be
on an even footing with the New
England shipyard, in the construction
of the "Dreadnoughts.'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-08
Third Circuit Jurist Will Sit For
Judge barhan.
OPENS MAY TERM ON MONDAY
Though lie is Able to be UP, Judge
Barham Has Not Recovered En-
tirely From Fever, and is Still too
Weak to Resume Duties.

Judge Jesse F. West. of Sussex
county Judge Of the Third judicial
circuit. has been designated by Gov
ernor Swanson to sit in the Corpora
ton Court of this city during the
MAY term for Judge T. j. Barham-
Judge West, who is brother Of Mr..
e. ID. West, of this city, will arrive
here tomorrow and will convene court
al 10 o'clock Monday morning.
Judge Barham is just recovering
from severe spell of typhoid fever.
and his physician will not permit him
to attempt To resume the duties OF
the bench for several weeks. He is
able to be up, and until few days
ago hoped TO hold court this Term, but
he is still very weak and the doc
tor has decided that he should go 10
the country for a short time before
returning to work.
The Nav term is the regular civil
term OF the court. There are one
or two felony cases to be examined
into however. and it is possible that
Commonwealth Attorney Berkeley
NAV ask for a special grand jury.
There was no grand jury last month,
when Judge Henry Holt. of stanton,
sat for Judge Barham, as no felonies
had been sent up from the police
court during the preceding month.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-08
ALL READY FOR OPENING
PENINSULA LEAGUE GAME
Athletics and North End Meet on
Casino Diamond This After
noon.

Everything is in readiness for the
opening game CT the Peninsula Base
mall League this afternoon on the
Casino diamond, when the North End
team win tie up with the Newport
Athletics. and IL he weather is good,
fast game should be pulled on
as both teams are In tip top shape
fer the struggle.
Nest OF the new men which have
been secured this season by beth
teams will be in the game and this
will be the first opportunity that the
fans have had TO look them over ard
see their work under fire. As both
Of the eontesting teams are repre-
senting this city in the league. a
large attendance the local fans Is ex-
pected to show up.
The batting orders Of the North
End team follows.
Powell, CT; Nexsen, II; Snawen. 3D.
Searies. %: Bryan. c; Richardson
ID. II. Hughes. SIS: Reynolds. or Simp-
son. p. vanpelt OF Burbage. CT.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-08

Point Shoal Buoy, 3. 1st-class can.
found out Of position, was replaced
April 20
Channel Buoy. II a spar. found
broken of. was replaced by perfect
buoy April y.
JAMES RIVER. VA. The follow
ing buoys We're changed, for the sum
mer April % and "a:
Massey Shcal Upper Buoy. 3. frcm
a spar to 1st-ciass can.
Glover Bluff Shoal Buoy, 7. from n
spar to a lst-class can.
Burwells Bay Range Turn Buoy.
B&WPS. from spar 10 a 2d-class
nun.
Hardin Bluff Shoal Euoy, .. LIST
class can. spar marker removed
Hog Island Point ShOal Buoy. Il,
from a spar 20 1st-class can.
Goose Hill Channel Enerance Buoy,
Gil 4. from a SCAR to 2d-class nun
Goose Hill Middle Ground Upper
Baoy 81. a spar. found broken on
was replaced.
Goose Hill Upper Entrance Buoy,
6. from a spar to lst-class nun.
Swan Point Shoal Buoy. %. from a
spar to a lst-class can.
Brown Shoal Buoy. %, from a spar
to a ist-class can.
Dancing Point Flats Buoy, 10. from
a spar TO lst-class nun.
Harrison Point Flats Lower Buoy,
IS a s'-ciass nun, spar marker re-
moved
Bailey Greek Flats Lower Buoy. 20,
from a spar to 2d-class can.
Eapes Island Flats Buoy. ~. from
a spar to 2d-class nun.
Bspes Island Shoal West Side Buoy,
80. from spar TO a 1st-class nun
PAGAN CREEK. JAMES RIVER,
VA. Pagan Creek Entrance Baoy,
B&WPS. spar marker removed. for
the SKINNER April 2S.
POTOMAC RIVER, ND Maryland
Point Channel Buoy. %. a spar. The
correct number Of this buoy is ga
Maryland Point Shcal Buoy. "a. a
spar. ;he correct number ~ this buoy
is 81 and Il should appear in the
List OF Buoys. etc. page 10. iminedi-
afely above Maryland Point Channel
Buoy now 81
DRUM POINT IlGHT-STATirN.
ND. In column 4 d the List II
Buoys. etc. add Light - IL feet
above the water in c-lumn change
the bearings q she dark sector 90
read -hetween - degrees - true
~ SIC y mazD~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-08
nr. ounesn eoina West.

General Secretary L. :. Duncan. II
The local Young Mems Christian As
s,c.asion. T. crdeavoring 20 secure
three delegates from the local as
socisfion % 70 with hm - attend
thc International Conference q INC
railroad Department: q the Young
Mems Christian Association to D. held
AZ 81 Luis from .day - TO ~ in-
elusive While IN the West Mr. Dun
ran viii also atfc1d the .airiy-
fourth conferences = employed OF
fcers % the Young Meas Christian
Associations q Norih America which
~iu b. held a. Omaha. Neb. from
June . 20 Inclusive.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-08
Hsafnsss casnef Be Cured

~ Inrsi applications. - hey canrct resch NE
f'1rzansi r0ft'ou % the ssr. There T. nslr one
Wv % rfre deafnest s~d that = ~ r1uetitn-
ffoueI remedies. Dcafness - csusc.i ~ A. IN
Gsnne.l couditiou of the mucous iiuing ~ tho
F|.esarhIan Tub When fflr fu.Io T. infarled
rol have rumtlinr suurd ~ iulrfrfert near
fnr anffuhrn u o frfirpiv n sd. Rraloess Il
fhp result ard unlsss TIE infaumafion csn -
fsEr.s nsIl rll THIS :. - rrsfoFef 70 fis normal
~nr~fsfnr hrsriur viii - DESTROYED forever
ufnr rasrs cut 20 ten are cauard ~ Cafarrh
ufIrh = nofhinf fut en- lnfamei coalition %
fhe rnuruus rrTfarcH
We wfil efr~ one Bundred Donass co. any
$50 81 urafIr~a IrErerd ~ raia~rhi hist ran
~ - currd ~ Hsrs Cafarrh Cure. Send co.
~. cHENEY q co. Toicso. o.
so ~ 81 druxrfsIs -
Tsrs Hairs Fsnfiy fiiil for coosiipsgsu
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-08
Who Are Your Druggists?

II we are not. we want to be. We
know we can please you. We carry
the largest stock of Drugs, both pat
ents and prescription goods. or any
store on the Peninsula. We are the
original cutters. and con .inue to lead
in this feature of the business.
Our Prescription Department Is
strictly up to date, every article used
in this work being the product OF
recognized standard houses
Our old customers all know us.
trt we want new ones &c become &C
quainted with us. and we are sure
such acquaintance will prove mutual
L. profitable. II you have n0s been
cur customer begin now with the
new year. We have saved our old
customers money, and will do the
same for you.
Prompt attention given phone or
ders. as we have bicycle boy con-
SANITY on hand 10 make deiiverfes.
Prescriptions called for and deliver
ed. All goods delivered 10 any part
, o. the city.
j. C. C0RSUGH & co
The Original Cut Rate Drug Store.
RememI er the original