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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-21
SAT- Lake City, Utah, July g. 1Ss5.

Notice is hereby given that at a meeting
of the directors of the Peoples Opera
House and Mercantile company held
at company's office at Bountid6u y,
y. m. an assessment of 10 per
cent Of the capital stock OF the COM
pany or one dollar per share was
levied on the capital stock of the conpa-
nv or corporation, payable on or before
September. Ia. 1885 to the secretary Of said
CORPORATION at the company's office in
Bountiful. Utah
remains unpaid on the 10th day of October.
1895, will be delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction, and unless pay
rnsnt is made before will be sold on the
day appointed to pay the DELINQUENT as.
sessment, together with costs Of advezs
tisement and expense Of sale.
JOHN FISHER, Secretary
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-21

And in accordance with law, so many
shares of each parcel of such stock as
may be necessary will be sold at the
office of the company, 81 to 43 West First
South street, Salt Lake city, on the 18th
day, of September, 1885, at p. M, OF
such day to pay delinquent assessment
thereon, together with the cost of adj
vertising and expense Of sale. Dated Aug.
18th, 1895. j. H. GRIPS,
Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-21
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

ASSESSMENT NOTICE.-NEW TIN
tic Mining and Smelling company. loca-
ton of principal place Of business Salt
Lake City, Utah; location Of works and
mines Tooele County, Jtah.
Notice is hereby given that at meet
ing of the directors, held on the 23d day
of July, 1895, an assessment Of Fifty
cents l5Oc) per share was levied on the
capital stock of the corporation, payable
on or before the 10Th day of September.
1895. to Morgan J. Williams, treasurer Of
the company, at No. 3t2 South Main ave-
nue. Scranton, Pennsylvania. or to
Maurice NJ Johnson, assistant treasurer.
at No. 212 South Main street, Salt Lake
City, Utah.
NAV remain unpaid on the 10th day OF
September 1885, will be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction. and
unless payment is made before. will be
sold on the 30th day Of September, 1895,
TO paw the delinquent assessment. togeth-
er with cost of advertising and expenses
By order of the board Of directors,
3. J. DIMMICh,
Secretary.
ca r.t,. C,;tv Utah Trly 90 1885,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-21
SUMMONS.

BYRON GRoo. Register.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-19
FOURTH edition


ELKroN, Nd. March IS.
1.-The sudden postponemeut OF the
%frnzer- Harvey wedding In this town be.
cause the hride-tobe refused To sign a
property agreement after the guests had
begun To arrive Ia the topic uppermost in
all Eikton TO day. IL just spoiled the
good effects of IL years assiduous court
ship, and left high aud dry II lover near
ing hle thIoe'score mlle.post anu u sweet
heart fair and about 40
John Frazer Is we'll known Elkton
merchant TAILOR, excellentiy connected.
He supposed that on Thursday evening
hast a minister would have crowned his
arduous love making of the last dozen
yoars by pronouncng Mlss Mary Harvey
his well.etrned bride. Miss harvey, by
the way, il daughter OF Daniel Harvey,
2 well known contractor ana builder,
Formerly OF Baltimore. The family now
howover. reside at Childs station, on the
Philadelphia division of the Baltimore 81
Ohio Railroad
Having nicely fitted up home on Main
Street, Elkton, Tor his bride, Mr.. Frazer
on lhursday evening, arrayed In his II at
pat, latest cut OF clothing repaired with
the guests invited from. Elkton to the
harvey mansion at Chllds All arrange
menls were about complete for the aere.
monY when the groom left the drawing
room Tor moment for a little conferences
with the bri ie. 1t didn't take long. and
Wheh " was all over there were whisper
90 conversations in the drawing rouIu
ana soon thereafter the ammo uncemsut
was made that the marriage would UNI
eYoldably he postponed. since then this
sudden change on the welding night hus
been the talk OF the town
Th9 reason for the pcstponement Is now
nlseloaed a. follows: At their little ante
nuptial confaD Mr.. Frazer presented an
agtaetnent Tor his intended bride to aign,
making provisions for tho DISTRIBUTION or
ther respective properties after death, In
case OF the death OF the groom lrst, his
ptnperty was To revert to the Frazer
heirs. The brides property on tho other
hand was to go TO the Harvey heirs should
she 10 the first to die.
MISS Harvey fatty doalusd to he q party
oahy such contract and refused to allow
the ceremony to proceed unless ,hs CON
tract was dispensed with. BOth belu =
positive III their views as to the proprlsty
81 necessity of such IL paper tina wed.
dtsmissod.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-19

The business at the regular monthly
meetlhg Of the Delaware Historical SoeI6-
" last night wns principally Of a routine
nature Nhef Justice l4oru presided.
shuKe Gtubb presented to Tho society
thfee groups OF patriots. including those
OF all The suites chief justices and enln-
oe!iors George :. Cobb presented a
photograph of Benjamin Blackstone the
nrst letter carrier Of the city. Bptn don.
ors were thanked, Wizard S,u!lsburv
presented resolution reuuehliip tina
Legislature to have printed Tor dl-triitI-
tlon copies Of all the constitutions Of tne
state, Together with the prusaeliugs oYafI
the constitutional conventions that have
Deem held In the State
= Inc resolution was adopted nnd MIR.
cauisbury. T. IL. Hottecker aud II G.
conrad were appointed committees to
present tue matter III the naIuo of the
Historical Society.
r. several references were given Rev.
Syrus Cort, who had inquirer for lnfur-
matioa OF portrait of Peter Altuuel. IN "A
nrst Of tine Swedish governors OF Della.
ware.
action on an amendment To the constf.
thtlon In regard to associate maml era
ras postponed, AMI notice Of an amend.
nent TO strike from tue constitution the
PoVision Ior printing a notice OF eacl
MeetlHE OF the society In this nswsplpsrs
N tle GUY Was gwen ana went over under
my rules. action on proposal for CInasl.
tyluB Tue BOOKS oil tho sUgtoty's library
was ostponel until the next usaLiux
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-19
PHYSICIANS and s.lEYvlsvs


HLusBono BRrDeE N. H.-There Is no
more highly respected resident of this vii.
iage, than Mrs N. L Whitney. Her long
and serious Illness and her remarkable re-
eovery through no aid OF DR.. David kenne-
dy's Favorite isomedy. has made that medi-
elmo necessity In many New Hampshire
households.
Mrs. Whitney if speaking about her sick.
ness said: II had been gra iuaily failing in
health for number of years. and was told
py my physicians that was in the last ST HRos
q Brigb : Disease. had been under the
treatment at various times of six phys, ella rs
Two eiairvoyantB aud u Christian scientist,
put received no benefit from any OF them
IL seemed to mo that every means of ever
being cured had been tried except to use Dr.
hehn 'dy s Favortie remedy, which had boon
recommended. | purchlst II bottle and by
the time | had usel the second bottle was
grea ly Improved. aud from that on HlInel
tally, and IL was not long before | was do! ng
my regu household work. No tongue can
tell how suffered Tor the three years before
n.ed FaHorite hemoly, My age is d, ami
now " sigh 50 pounds more than | ever did,
Fuyorite liemedy Restored me to health ana
strength
As prominent physician recen thy sail /:
ANY one suffering from kidney and ar nary
troubles. rheumatism or dysprpsa sn ould
use DT. Ken hedy'S fayorite .ienieiy. it will
cure them II their disease is within tho
reach OF medicine
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-19

The Irish ami American Tourists open.
ed weeks engagement at .his house
yesterday afternoon. The program con.
tains many new and diversified acts.
am ohg them being Murphy and Boyd,
eccentric comedians; Edward and Louise
Lorfett with their fantastic finger shad-
owgraphs; Frank Mitchell. tho tenor 70.
oalist; the Sisters RaymOnn in songs and
dnnoas; J. ii. w. Byrne in cornet solos
and ntmicry; Armstrong and Porter. com.
edy sketch artists; Cullivan and Neary in
Irish wittclams,
In tho lecture hall Mile Russell gives
extraordinary mind reading tests. Mons.
Monsulia, the thIckest skuliod Greek Is
another interesting card, Capt. Chlttenden
remains Tor one week longer and in.
troduees now lectures at each perform.
anee. The above bill Is very strong
one and ID se!domed equbled In pop
MAR priced theatrS. On Wednesday, Fri
day. and Saturday afternoons Miss
Aonsulla will Introduce her daring slids
Tor lie, descending from the roof OF tho
building to tho ground with nor teeth u
distance OF 200 feet. These performances
Will lie given tree OF charge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-19


The nautical opera. ''Ship Alloy" was
presented at the Grand Opera House as a
drawing card last evening by the Milton
Aborn Bljou Opera Company. before q
we'll iilled house. Tho opera was we'll
euDg In every way. The principals and
chorus CORD not have appeared to better
advantage. Mr.. Milton Aborn's Colonel
Mapieson Mulberry" WAS very clever and
created much laughter.
Hls jokes throughout the performance
were all new and original. Mr.. VIA Ray.
monds Simpson Chrlsty. property boy
Orloie Opera Company was very good as
well as funny. The two characters could
not have been assigned TO more versatile
artsts. Mr.. Frank Wooley was well re-
celved as Commodore Christopher Colum.
bus Cook; Miss Louise Moore made a hit
MS Mile. Lulu Lalla soubrette 0rtole
Company She was simply charming.
The rest OF the company was very good
In ths different roles. The music was
excellent and the soonic effects wore
elaborate
This evening Jupiter will DO given with
Mr. Aborn as jupiter and Spurius Casstus.
MIR. VIII Raymond ms Patrleius, and Miss
Louise Moore MS June. nQueen. The b.
hemian Girl will De given tomorrow
afternoon, and Tar and Tartar, In the
evening. As the Operas are being pro-
sented at the popular prices OF 10. %. 80
and so cents, the house should be packed
at each performance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-19
L. a. II. APPOINTMENTS.
: stnn appointments ana Issues Other ur-
dcrs.
From a stnff Norre sn IN don't

state Commander Wood Announces Ills
: stnn appointments ana Issues Other Or
dcrs.
From u stan Cotrcsp IN dent.
DOVER March 10.
State Commander Edwin f. Wood Of
the Department OF Detawlre q. A. H.,
to-day issued his first official order. 1t
says that the headquarters OF tina Depart
mont Will bs located ut the northwest
corner Tenth and Market streets, Viii
minEton. Winfield =. Byron Post No. %,
Is appointed to ill the vacancy caused by
the resignation OF Asss ant Quarter
master Gnneral Richard Heritage.
The 10 lowing additional appointments
are announced OH tie stan OF the Depart
ment Com 1uder: department In
spectnr, W. j. Richards, Post No. 10, tar-
rlhEton; Judge Advocate. NJ. b. Bullock.
Post No, 10. WHINING ton; Chief Mastering
Olllrer, u. II. MIds0ms, Post NJ. 8 New
port; CA,ef OF stan, Casper Miller. Post
No. >.
Inc commander requests that tho Posts
make acquisitions 10: all necessary
badges blanks aud supplies.
Tue tpliuwluE lumlu!ttses are named In
tho order. General J. A, Smyth Mon ument
p. u, Ayurs, Post No .; $. Lewis ami
DanIel Ross. Post No. /; W. Il. Norton.
iost No. -, ana General L. A. Finley on
lransportnllUn--J 5 LttAcnuerg and p.
Is. Ayers, Post M. 2; Daniel Ross, No. /;
i, q, buckingham, No. 8, and W >, Il ron,
No. -
! he com mHnder requests each post to
forward the name oil pnp Comrada To- 10
appointed on the CommltIeo on soldiers
home ana tOaDstous5; also the name OF
one cUnirads FOR au aide. 10 camp. On COM
tnhhI5Is stan and another as ali assistant
Inspector. together win the general in
formation connected with eIch post
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-19
NEW CASTLE NEWS
What L. Trnusplring In the rrottY Inwn on
The Delaware
Correspondence of the Republican
New CASTLE. March 18Th.


The beckett ball team OF the O. A. Q. is |
getting IN readiness for the grcet game
OH the 30tn bet wean II ard the Y. M, o..
A, basket ball tenn of Wilmington.
The "Chrlstians' Will line up as tullOws:|
Heck. goal Smith, right forward; :.
ChnmberIin, left forward; Milligan, cen
tire; Cook, right centre; Saunders, left
centre; Bugbee. home; Moody, right.
guard; Bucher lett guard.
Inc Board OF Directors OF the Colum bia.
Athletic club hold au Interesting nesting.
last evening. 1t was Decided to have the
base ball grounds repaired AMI tho second
nine OF the club will DO organized. The
new pool table will arrive here about the.
first OF April. Then the grand sour krout
supper will he given.
The lounglng around tho railroad eta
tlon Will be brokon up as complaints
have boon lodged with the railroad poo.
pie about tho young mon who congregate.
near the end Of the depot. Detective
Hutcblns was here yesterdnt at the trial
OF two YOUNG men before Magistrate
Janvler on the charge OF trespass. They
We're each mulcted In fine and costs
amounting TO SS.37 and held Ina bond OF.
500 to keep from tre5spassing on the
COmpnny's property for one year.
Kitchen tOWeiiug, tubie linen, lowest
prices. highest qualities Mrs. McC allih.
Ninth street
Tho Fife and Drum Corps ball on Easter
Monday night promises to 10 Il grand
affair.
The steamer Reybold nado her first trip
for the season yesterday between Salem
and Philadelphla
Rernard Rodgers has commenced to
move his effects to the forks of Third
street
1he re Organized HuBhebsck Orchestra
has begun rehearsnls. 1t ia au excellent
musical organization.
Harmony Castle, No. & X. G. T.. held an
Interesting mailing lpHt RVpniuIr q Nyliplt
eeversl members were Initiated.
Rev. Dir Thomas +. Martindale is the
guest OF Thomas Frazer.
The fishermen are getting in readln ess
to reap tho harvest. The prospects, Of the
cr0p are unknown to tho hurvesters. Shad
fishing has been a failure for years past.
There Will DO about ten boats from this
city engage In tho business.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-19

Last evening Mt o'clock We're married
al the residence of tile bride Miss Laura
Blarkiston and liauisey Il. AlHsteu. AL
gloom were present. the rooms were
larry iillsd when tie impressive ceremony
Of the Methodist Church was read by Rev.
4. L. Terry. The bride was robed In II
dress OF cream cutored silk crepe trimmed
with peArls, and sho wore ornaments OF
the same; there were no attendants but
The circle OF friends At this conclusion
oil the ceremony Refreshments We're seIv.
cd Wy u. i. Jones, caterer, aud at ll30
O'clock the happy auI handsome couple
took the train for Old Point tomlurt.
where. with di4te ssions TO Washington
and ElchmOnd, they Will spent their
Honeymoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-19
lLMINGTON
CONFERENCE.

Interesting News from tho Twenty Sew
enth Annual Session of tho Wilmington
From a sian Corrcs ponient,
SMYRNA, March 10.
The Twenty Seventh Annual Session OF
the Wilmington Conference OF the Metho.
dist Episcopal Church, will begin In tlls
town at o'clock tomorrow morning. 1t
wi be presided over by Bishop john Il.
Hurst, of Washington. d. G. Bishop Hurst
presided over the conference three years
ago, when 1t was held in Middletown in
such an impartial manner that he so on.
deArod himself to the preachers OF the
conference that they arc delighted that he
Is TO preside at the present session.
1t Is therefore believed that the Confer
ence will DO one OF greatest possible har.
mony.
At present the minister's are beginning
to arrive In town and the commi toe Is on
the alert at the arrival of all trains that
none OF the visitors suffer any ihconve.
nienGe IN finding their homes. Those who
believe that they know IL all assert that
there Will several ministers and congre-
gutions very much surprised at tho ter
minallon oil the session as there will be
several changes that are not looked for
by either people or pastor.
Among them will be one minister, II is
salu who has made himself very ohiec-
tiouable by preaching political sermo ns
Some oi the pillars" are identified promi.
nently with one OF the great parties and
during two sermons Inst fall the pastor
tread on tho corns of the leaders.
Iha Wilmington Conference is the
strongest religious denomination on the
penlrsula. The minutes of last years
conference slows that the mem bership is
81 3t3 and Gbll probationers, l61 travelling
supernumetary and superauuuatsd
preachers, II supplies and llS local
preachers.
The missionary cause last year was
helped along to the tune OF 495, 900,
Everything is working TRANQUILITY through
out the entire conference.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-19

MN EpuoE lwlsh to correct the pnb.
Ehhed statement II my tather's iujures
rs II occurs In your paper OF Mntch gth
te9l. My father haJ his thIgh fractured
besides receiving at the same titne suyers
pontuslOns and has nutOuiy bagn cuulln.
ID TO the house. but absolutely uuthl, to
move from his bed wuereOu he kas been
eoHhned eight weeks last Saturday, grow
AnE daily anu markedly woultsr, rs a "a
quit 81 the sluck and confinement He
Funultiou ls such that he even has 10 ba fed
beirE unable TO feed hirusMt Should my
Father recover from thi- accident tins 70
suit 81 gross negligence Of tho Morton
man, who even failed to report the affair
81 the cumpang's oGicej he VIII Le lane
Ior NE, the injured ] 3 tUlng already short
er than tho other, Il Is understood at he
lme NJ tue aceillent my father crossed
nc s'Fest dhiq4olyt Therefore could not
nave zen tue car coming behind him.
and though ha IS deaf he could have heard
the bell II II had bean struck hy tue Nor
tormen hut this lie failed tC DO. Inc
mos. GmtneHt surgeon OF this place la in
attendance uFon my father Respectfully.
L. H. lEIlEIN, NJ, u.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-19
THE EMPIRE
: - - = - -. :

.za.isr, artuataa H. ,.,.,,5,r.,,,,. ,,,.,,
tiaz.se sl,o,li yu,,tc ,o,i IN ~ t,.,norsorv
ami 4ny,.lov l.,ch a0,h ,ra o1a,
E=3ef-Iiaar.lr,a fl Wrlrnpo from fntrfr,to
Values tuI.t Li,ve fin, ;ov,i Him, AZ mic,
revolution. The lmntfe orattv tan.
brown lIins or blgak Circular care with ist
tlfmm u-; asc.
Just received about y pieces Of silk
finished sattean, beautii4I high luslre
q lRlIiy. rs line rs the Imported, this SEA.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-19

Was hing.on Lodge. No. 1. X. OF P, gave
very enjoyable entertainment to fhsir
members end friends alter the close OF Iha
lodge on Monday evening. March 18TH.
They were assisted by Rawnsley Orohsa.
ira. the Orient Mandolin and Guitar Clue,
saxaphoua solo by L. X Kaueen and sing.
Ing, Rotations and spt eches by the IN ON.
bers. Mr.. j. Ii. King bslng chairman of
the committee proved hi nself the right
man In the Fight place. Washington
Lodge is taking in now members every
Monday night, and are on the highway to
prosperity These entertainments are .
feature oil tho meetings and are held onca
month in the lodge room. All mem hers
arc cordially invited to come and enjoy
them
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-19
REFERS,

3, 4, and s years. All cur Reef,
ers are made to cur order.
Every one is made in the very
latest style and good quality
cloth.
Try the soft sole Shoe for
the baby We have them all
sizes and colors.
mt1-et
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-19
A SEA CAPTAINS STORY
What a Grand Old Sailor Told a
Press Reporter. !.
HIS SECRET OF LIFE.
What lie Has Seen and Found in Nearly
Every Port of the Globe and the
vaius He Has Heeeived.

Every Port of the Globe and the
vaius He Has HeeeIved.
met happy old sea captain at the
Barge onlce yesterday. and had pleas.
antand profitable conversation with him.
think no had Travelled to all quarters Of.
the globs. for no mentioned SItka, Stock :.
holm, IND Rio Janelro, Ia addition to all.
the principal seaport cities OF tho world.
II one wanted to find healthy, ruddy.
specimen Of humanity. this captain Iur.
nshed it TO such all extent that l remark
eli nboutIt He laughed and said
But you should have seen me NUN
Der OF years ago. Why, even pale-iac
cabin boy looked healthy compared to me
then. Commanding a ship Is no easy lask.
and j suffered from rheumatism, debility ;,
and, ii seemed to me- many OF the III 81
that wo boar 50 much about. | won't toll
you ali the details, but | Will say that for
the laHt nine years have been, not only
healthy, but robust. and 1 believe 1t is all
due to one cause"
Naturally | was Interested and urged him
~ toll mo his secret. Speaking very
deliberately, he said:
:" have found that by care and the Sc
of Just the right thing. ! can preserve my
boHlth aud prolong NV hte almost indeh.
ultely. Indeed lhiuK have discovered
the secret. No IN liter where | go. | carry
it with me, ana l tell you that In Whatever
post stop. can always lind II. 10 you
ask me what IL Isl | will tell you: War
ner5 Saie Curo-hutnng etss. have pur-
chased u in the h1diterr neau, In Aus.
tralta, and, III fact. III every quarter OF the
globe, 30 1t must 10 that people Il Il over
tho world are loarnng us huyu learned,
how valuable 1t IL how, don't think ] am
telling you this TO advertise the medicine,
fer DON'T know tho peop.D who mako it,
aud, indeed, don't know what IL Is made
OF. but / do know uHat for broken down
men, weak women, anu, | heliova, slckly
chilGfen 10 Is Tho graGdaSt discovery of
mod IN times anu don't hesitate To say
So
left tho old captain. whose chip was
about to sail muuh impressed rs his sin,
certify and earnesthe4s. Certainly he IN u
living example OF Wlat tho world calls
health, md hence what most OF us con.
& .I.4Ith u1,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-19

Mr. and Mrs. s. s. BALD win who mysti.
fled many Wilmington people several
barre under charges of witchcraft and
neoromancy, but they were discharged
yesterday. The paroles VINO caused the
arrest OF MIR. ana Mrs. Baldwin are now
under bail for blaclmuil
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-19

The newly painted wagon OF the Provi.
dent Ice Company that attracted tho +.
tention of go many pedestrians on our
streets Saturday. was the artistic work.
manship OF Charles B. Anthony. No, 9i6
Pine street, painter and Designer for the
Charles Warner Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-19

Isaac Rtdgway. who has been very click
with grip for the past weelr, lie gradually
recovering, but 1t Will bs sumstims ba.
tore hs Is abla 10 sorve bic various GUS
tomors with milk rs he has heen dolng
tot ay,Hs twenty-five yeara or more.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-19

a small son Of Daniel Collins yesterday
Afternoon was run over by one Of ne
Charles Warner Gompanys wagons and
hsd finger crushed AID his leg badly In.
cured, Tho accident occurred ~ Fourth
and fias streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-19
" Ell, RE WILL BE FEW.

W.T. HI RE WILL BE FEW.
Err. Custom Spring
Suits ordered this year
= than usual, beca use more
men have learned that it isn't
worth while, when such rightly
made suits as ours are acce ssi,
BILE.
Our spring weight tro users
arc ready to look at.
Extra strong every day
trousers made by w. B. Klee
4 CO., of Pittsburg, for 81,
Sl.25, $3.50 and 81. Here's
their guarantee. Ii q button
comes off, you're entitled to 10
cents; if thep rip in the waist.
band, you get SO cents;
they rip i'll the seat, you get Slf
OF a new pair Of trousers.
Finest Dress Trousers 81,
s. 80, s., $3.50, 81. 81 30, s5
and S6.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-19

Captain Sweeney. u S. A.. San Diego,
Cal says, 'Shloas Catarrh Remedy Is the
first medicine | have ever found that
would do mo any good" Prlce soc.
Sold by n. u. pnnforth Druggist s L.
Corner Second and Market streets.