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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-07-11
CHURCH SERVICE TN RKow
CHRIsT1AN CHrLlL..

CHRISTIAN CHUICT.
Corner OF Center and Iii. S.... T.,
ii. A. Denton, pastor. Mordiag ser
mon at 1890. Theme: "a F"rw""
Movement In Salem" Crpu rr on
at 1880 a. IN. Sunday school at II III.
Miss Nellie Clark, Superintend q I.
Junior Endeayor at 300 p. IN. Miss
Alice Perrine, superintendent. y. p.
:. G. f., at ! p. m. Evening sermon
at 8 o'clock. Theme: Fellowship.
Its Basis, Its Object, Its Test" Prof
Allen, late Of New York, has been
elected director of the large chorus
choir and will take charge today.
Short but most enthusiastic services
during the heated term.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev. W. Steele, pastor AZ 1880 Il.
m.-Subiect, "A Wise Injunction. "
y sermon for the young. Baptism
will be administered. At p. m.--
Subject, Essentials In Life" Sun
day school at II moon Chinese Sun
day school at $3.50. Junior Chistlan
Endeayor at 1870. Senior Christian
EndeayOr at G:45. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening. Welcome.
FIRST BAPTIST,
Rev. j. p. Farmer, pastor. Morning
services at 1880. Subject, "Shall We
Know Each Other i'm the Churches. "
At the close of the morning services
theLOrd Supper will be administered.
Sunday school at - O'Clock. Y. p. S.
{. II. at I p m. Evening services at
$ o'clock. Topic, "Modern Spiritual.
ism and Its Antique Counterpart"
All are invited.
UNITY CHURCH.
Services at l0:30 Il. m. and SD. m.
No Sunday school. Rev. w. Il. Cone
land, pastor. Subject of morning SER
mon, The Lying God" Subject of
evening lecture being the conclusion
OF the lecture on the New Wcman."
"Ihe Riddle of the Sphynx."
EVANGELICAL CHURCH.
Corner Chemeketa and 18th streets.
SUNDAY school at 10 a m. Preaching
at ii a. m, y. p. A. meeting at n.
~ Preaching and the celebration of |
the Eucharlsr, conducted by Rev. n. |
ohupp, L. e., at s p. IN. Ezra Maurer |
pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
owing TO the absence of the pastor, |
ltev. w. {. kantner, Rev. p. =.
hnlght Will occupy the pulpet of the
FIRST Congregational church. both
morning and evening. Let there be a
good turnout.
FIRST UNITED EVANGELICAL,
1n Cottage street, near Center, J.
boMerSoX, pastor. Preaching at lO:30
oy Rev. Nj. c. Starr, and at s by the
pastor tomorrow Sunday school M
~ H. l.. c. f. at !,
GERMAN EVANGELICAL
Corner OF Liberty and Center
streets. Presiding Elder n. Shipp. of
viii preach in the morning
~ IL and Immediately after preach.
ng communion services. All are
Iindly invited. "'0
Y. NJ. c. A.
Rev. II. A. Denton will address the
mems meeting at the Y. NJ. c. A. Sun
lay afternoon at o'clock. All men
IRE cordially invited to attend this
Meeting, ''''
U. y, CHURCH.
services as follows: Preaching M
a, IN. and Sp. m, Sabbath school
y III a, m. and Y. Il. s. &. II. at in
ne evening Walter Reynolds, pas.
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LAWN PARTY.

Friday evening Misses Maude and
znla Hunt gave delightful lawn
party at their home, corner of Center
and Twelfth streets. The grounds
were lighted with Japanese lanterns
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BORN.

BREDEMEIRE.-At Portland on
wednesday, July, s, 1896, ar s.9o
o'clock p M, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
bredemeire, OF Salem, a son.
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TO START MoNDAY.-The Capital
LAUNDERING Comany of this city will
start up Monday next in all It's de-
partments with n full force.
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BASKET BALL. Teams, from the
Portland Young Mems Christian AS
soclations, will play match game OF
basket ball, at Gladstone Park Mon
day afternoon. IL is not known OF
whom the Salem team will consist.
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stayton flour-Branson s. Co.
Sunday Excurs,ons

n Sunday Excursions.
BEGINNING with Sunday, June 2I,
ana on each succeeding Sunday, a
special excursion train will leave AL
oany at I a. M, Corvallis 1880 a. m.
arriving at Yaquina at l1I5 a. m.
Returning, boat leaves Newport al
o;So p III. Train leaves Yaouina
at p m, arriving at Corvallis nj
~ p, M and Albany at 1890 d. m.
rare, good on this train only, from
SNoIvallls, Albany and Philomath TO
Newport and return, $3.50.
- -, W ALDEN, III. b. LowMAN,
agent Albany Agent, Corvallis.
EDWIN STONE,
Cor,ou, Manager, Corvallis.
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SOLID SILVER. We take dollars OF
any kind for feed, and furnish you the
big dollars worth every time. Brew
ster & White, 0l Court street.
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Smoke La Corona cigars.

Imitation hurts the original
at 6rst-6ut after hat-fs
all right The surNVGI Of the
fttest decides the ques ton
HIRES Rootbesr stands 10 the
face ofaNmitGtOns wGybey00s
all of its competitors
H.as only By The Charles h. Hire. o., Phll.,as,gls
I95e. package naksS ssll0as, soA s'eVsHsH
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SUNDAY DINNER. Mrs. Geo. w.
Anderson win tomorrow serve a
superb dinner from II to4 O'Clock.
Remember the new location, 222 Com
merclal street.
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SOCIAL HARMoNrcs.

Chronicle Of Events and individuals al I'M
Capital Ciiy.
Miss Morris returned this afternoon
from visit at Albany.
Miss Josie Case returned to hel
home at Mills City this morning.
Miss Ella McNary went to Lebanon
this morning for a short visit with
friends.
Mrs. c. +. Wulyerton and niece
Miss Edna Price, spent the day al
Gladstone Park.
Misses Anna and Marcia Burton are
visiting friends at WOodburn, going
down this morning,
Miss Jessie Creighton returned to-
day, from visit at Lebanon and
other points south.
Miss Minnie Ireton returned this
afternoon, from IA brief visit at her
home near StaytOn,
Miss Jessie Settlemier returned TO
WOOdburn this afternoon, after a
short visit with friends in this city.
Mrs. Bicsen and daughters. Misses
Annie aud Wallie, were among the
Salemites bound for Newport today.
Misses Julia and Nellie Metschan
went to Newport this morning, where
they will spend several weeks b. y
sea.
Miss Osie Balsley, who atteLL-u
university last year, re-
turned to her home at Stayton this
Mrs. Bryon Adkins, of Independ-
ence, came down this morning and is
with Mrs. O. ID. Rennie, of
South Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. White left this
for Wilhoit Springs and the
where they will remain
about ten days.
Mrs. Lee Steiner ana babies are Wis
iting friends at Albany, to which
place they went via steamer Elmore
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. G. A. Sehlbrede and Mrs. G.
w. Parks returned to their home at
Roseburg Friday after a visit at the
home Of Geo. S. Downing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Reynolds, Jr.,
left this morning on the Gilmore for
Ilwaco, Wn., where they will remain
FOR about one month.
Mrs. McGeorge and daughter, who
have been visiting friends in Salem,
eft this morning for their home in
San Francisco via the steamer Gilmore
to Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Allard, who have
)een visiting at the home Of j. p.
ohnson, on Asylum avenue, left this
morning on the Elmore for their
lOme at Troutdale.
Prof, j. II. Matthews and family
will leave Tuesday by boat, for Shual-
water bay, Washington coast, where
hey will remain for about two
during which time the pro.
essor hopes to recover his health
completely.
Fred David will leave Portland to-
hight via the Shasta limited, for San
where he may reside In
he future, when he will be followed
~ Mrs. David. Mr.. David expects TO
'btain employment on street car
Inc in the California metropolis.
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a BANoUET.-That's what most
people want, but can't get it. Hence
Ihey take a 10 cent meal as a substi-
tute at Kenworthy & Georges
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III you eat what you like and digest
IL, you will surely be strong and
healthy.
But II you dOut digest IL, you might
almost as we'll not eat, for what good
can your food do you II II doesn't
nourish you
II you find that you can't digest H.
there is a simple help for your stoal'
ach.
It is Shaker Digestive Cordial, made
by the Shakers OF Mount Lebanon
1t has never failed TO cure the worst
case of indigestion.
Strength and health come from tIs
food you eat, after II has been dlgeSIeu
and has gone into the blood. u
The best tonic Is digested 1000. Ihs
best aid TO digestion, Shaker D'seS
tive cordial. -.
When you have acid eructa.lOns'
nausea, headache, wind, dlLllnesS
offensive breath, or any 0tner syuP
toms of dyspepsia, Shaker Digestive
Cordial will cure you. 80,
AT druggists. Trial bottle ~ cents
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Climax Plug, at 30 cents plug, is a
bonanza. Try it at Gilbret & Pat
tersOn'S. ll-3t
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A RARE EVENT

At Pendleton the Fourth of July
celebration last Saturday was one of
pleasantest that occurred in the state.
Some remarkable talent appeared on
the program. The Tribune speaks in
glowing terms Of the Introductory re.
marks made In presenting Hon. p. III.
Darcy, of Salem, as orator Of the day
who represented unusual talent
interspersed with genius" The
poem of Joaquin Miller written for
the occasion and read by the author,
was also highly spoken Of.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to CastoriA.
When she had Children, she gave them CastoriA
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A FEW DRIVES,
= During Our Clearance s,,

snr wsss s~ at Wsh g1Uas reduced greatly
Channels Cloves 75c. Saturday we will offer dresS un N
prices to astonsh ycu Fancy mixtures c and 1 gees
awocl serge 47c New fancy black goods ali WI a41nh @
Now is the time to buy WOOL Ts
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Oholce SUNDAY frults.-Rranson-
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Smoke La Corona cigars.
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Soap Foam Washing Powder
will not make the clothes yell
low. nor burn the hands. .s,.~s
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Tn, plscOvsry savsd Hls lIIs

Mr.. G. Cailloutte Druggist p9Ss n;seovery
owe nv life. Was taken with IL, IN sbe;l
and tried all the physicians ioi ny NV" and ~
but Of no avail and was given ,aes s NJ
! could not live. Having n', . Ai1 bS.ile ~
discovery in my store ore, ~. ss's srst dose bsg'n
began its use and from ;p, tns ", ,b,ee battles va
get better and after using .u"rb m. its weight
up and about again, IL Is Won, .,orr O. hOa~
10 gold. We wont keep sI s'J'' Al frsd A.
without it," Get a free 'nN
Legg's Drug Store. koy
p.snher's castOrla'
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Choice friers-Doty's Market. 7tf
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COUNTY CoURT.-The county gln..yy0sS syT 70
met this morning, ana "u'O
10 a. M. Monday.
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BHRGHIN Days
Monday and Tuesday
we will sell

See our grand display OF fine
zephyr glnghams In corner
window. Prices reduced from
lbc 10 Zoe yard.
Remember us for straw hats, summer
underwear. tan shoes, summer corsets,
silk mitts, etc.
Willis Bros. & Co.
Court and Liberty.
The Cash Dry Goods, Clothing and
Shoe House.
k1rUntil further notice our store will
close at O'Clock evenings except Sat
urday.'
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GERMAN EvANGEIIcAI-

Corner OF Liberty and Center
streets Presiding Elder n. Shipp, of
Portland, will preach in the morning
al IL and Immediately after preach,
ing communion services. An are
kindly invited. " "'e
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Smoke La Corona cigars

AssIsrED.-F. L. Leonard Oh SsIsm SIsa
sonviIle, was assisted by tue SSaST 4s'
board of charities as far as -'''
on his way home
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UNITY CHURCH.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

owing TO the absence of the pastor,
Rev. w. c, Kantner, Rev. p. s.
knight will occupy the pulpet of the
FIRST Congregational church. both
morning and evening. Let there be a
good turnout.
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Rev II. A. Denton will address the
mems meeting at the Y. NJ. c. A. SIM.
DAY afternoon at I O'Clock. All men
meeting. '''''
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Z, =, CHURCH.
services as follows; Preaching at
II a; m and SIP. m, Sabbath school
at ~ a. m, and y. p. s. &. 4. at : in
tne . evening, Walter Reynolds, pas.
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FIRST UNITED EvANGELIcAL,

on Cottage street, near Center, j.
BoWerSoX, pastor, Preaching at 1890
10y Rev. Nj. c. Starr, and at s by the
pastor, tomorrow. Sunday school M
l2. X. l.. G. T.. at 7. w
Evening journal., 1896-12-17
THE WEATHER

In the Middle States and New Eng
land to-day partly cloudy to fair
weather and fresh northerly and north
westerly winds will prevail, with nearly
stationary, followed by slowly rising
temperature, but probably preceded in
the morning by snow and high winds
on the coasts of New England On
Friday in both of these sections, fair
to partly cloudy slightly warmer
weather will prevail, with light "a
fresh southwesterly winds, possibly
followed by rain or snow; and on Sat
urday, partly cloudy to cloudy, cOlGeT
weather, with rain or snow and fresh
easterly to nOrtheasterly winds. pOssi-
bly, becoming dangerously high on the
coasts.
New York Herald Forecasts. The
coast storm moved east-northeast-
wardly yesterday from off the Middle
Atlantic coast toward the Banks
Heavy SHOWS and rains, accompanied
by gales were reported all along the
seaboard yesterday from Norfolk tC
Halifax. and snow was still falling on
the New England coast last nigh ne
weather over the ocean was very vio-
lent. a heavy rain with high seas and
a moderate gale being reported as far
southeast as Bermuda. Another dis
turbance moved from the Northwest
over Kansas Yesterday, and may de
velop considerably in energy. Th'
weather will probably be fair owe
most of this section tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1896-12-17
NAE cIGAR WAs LOADED.

popular young man living on
West Fourth street, noted for his
charming manners and fine clothes, is
the victim of a joke. He is not an
unsuspecting young man, by any
means accordingly his friends are en-
joying the laugh at his expense all the
more. Yesterday morning a friend on
the West Side gave him a cigar. IL was
a good one, and thoroughly enjoyed
by the youth as he stood on a corner
awaiting the approach of a car. Just
as the car checked its speed for him
he was startled by a whistling shrek
that resembled nothing so much as a
calhOpe in miniature. then a kissing
and a cracking and then there issued
from that cigar stream of fire nearly
a foot in length. The young man was
so startled that he held the cigar be-
tween his teeth like grim death. while
he waved his hands wildly in the
Wintry wind
What I'm the H. are you smoking
Roman candles
II was the conductors voice. an(
with start the young man dropped
the cigar TO the ground. where it lay
turning and twisting like live thing
The Young man boarded the car amiC
the smiles of conductor, motorman ant
passengers but he did not smile, anC
Is now vowing vengeance on his fals'
friend.
Evening journal., 1896-12-17
THE PENNY AND NICKEL.
EXPERIMENTS TO MAKE THEM
BETTER ARE NOW BEING MADE.

EXPERIMENT. TO MAKE THEM
BETTER ARE NOW BEING MADE.
IL is probable that Wilmingtonians
will soon handle small coins of better
quality.
Experiments were made yesterday,
and will be further conducted at the
United States Mint. in Philadelphia. to
improve the quality OF the smaller
coins of the United States. The coins
affected are the penny and nickel.
The trouble with the scent piece. ac-
cording TO Representative G. w. Stone,
who introduced a resolution looking to
the Improvement of the small coins,
lies in the small quantity Of nickel al
loyed with the copper in the piece Re
ports received at the Treasury Depart
ment from Switzerland and. Austria
show that coins made of pure nickel
circulated in that country wear excel
lently.
Pure nickel was used in the expert
ments yesterday, but it was found that
the metal was too hard for the pur-
poses Further experiments will be
made at the Mint with aluminium and
nickel alloys before the secretary of the
Treasury will submit a report as to the
result OF his investigation.
Evening journal., 1896-12-17
UNDERTAKEN CRIMINALLY CARELESS.

20 THIS HAS BEEN TRACED THE
SPREAD or DIPHTHERIA IN
WICOMlCO COUNTY
BALTIMORE, Md, Dec l7-Dr.
John S. Fulton, secretary Of the State
Board Of Health. has completed an in
vestigation of a diphtheria epidemic At
Powellsyille. in Wicomico county, and
has traced the origin to an undertaken.
The death Of a child from the disease
occurred last October, and a public fu-
neral. which is in direct violation of
the law, was held from the Methodist
church at that place.
The undertaken, at the request of
two men, opened the coffin and the re-
mains were exposed to the view of the
congregation. Cotton had been placed
around the neck of the dead child, to
protect the clothing. and some of this
cotton was carelessly tossed away.
Then the people filed up and viewed
the remains. This spread the disease.
The heaviest penalty of this crimi-
nally-ignorant proceeding fell upon
the undertaken, whose entire family,
consisting of himself wife and eight
children, were attacked with diph-
iberia, and four of the children died.
Evening journal., 1896-12-17
LOST ARE FOUND.
sHARPLEY HAS A GOOD APPETITE
AND CLEARING or UNDER
GROWTH CONTINUES.

GROWTH CONTINUES.
j. Jackson Pierce has received from
eX-City Solicitor William y. Lyman
who. with John NJ c. Rodney, Frank
Sharpley and Charles Massey is gum
ming near Clemensville, N. c.. the fol-
lowing letter
Hello. Whskers--How are you and
all the denizens of West Seventh
street, If you were present with us
now we could make touchdown in
side OF the next forty-seven seconds.
Our wanderings over these hills have
improved Sharpley's appetite; cleared
Massey's head and hardened my mus
cles. Frank eats three quail, pig
meat. chicken, all vegetables and all
other products in proportion each and
every meal We have had very warm
weather and this has interfered some
what with our work. We however,
are finding an abundance of game and
are having a thoroughly good time.
Rodney's eye is not correct at present,
but is improving. Frank says that
during the last week we have shot
away most of the underground and ex-
pect to make large bags the coming
days. Charley wants to know If his
dog is alive and all o. x. With best
wishes TO ALL
-FOUR OF THE LOST MEN.
Evening journal., 1896-12-17
DIED.
ALLEN.--On December 10, 1896,
Philadelnhia. Rachel. widow OF Georl

ALLEN-O December 10, 1896, in
Philadelphia, Rachel widow of George
Allen.
BOSS.-On December IA, 1896, George
NJ Boss, aged 50 years.
FARMAR.-- On the 14th instant, Mich
ael Farmar. aged Sc years.
DORAN.-On December a, 1896, Stacy
Doran, aged so years.
HAMILTON.-On December 13, 1896,
Jane. widow of the late Samuel Ham
ilton, Sr., in her 10th year.
KUNTZ.-At New Castle, Del, Decem-
ber 10, 1896, of chronic bronchitis,
Damietta L.. wife of Dr. William II
Kuntz, in her 44th year.
M'DANIEL.-On December -, at her
late residence, No. 1927 East Four
teenth street, Mrs. Mary Mcdaniel
aged 76 years.
MCLOSKEY.-O the 18th instant
Rose, widow of the late Michael Nc
Closkey, aged SO years.
Relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from the residence of heI
brother-in-law. Thomas f. Daley, No
223 East Front street, on Friday morn.
ing. High mass at St. Mary's Church
at 9 o'clock. Interment New Cathedral
Cemetery.
MEGILLIGAN.-On December 10, 1896
Sallie H., daughter of John and Ruth
Megilligan, in her 18th year
CHARACTERIZATION December IA
1896, Miss Elizabeth G. Shakespeare
in her 55th year.
Evening journal., 1896-12-17
AGROUND IN THE BAY.

Captain Rubelli, of the Standard Oil
steamer Maverick. which arrived in the
Delaware from Portland. Me-. yester-
day. reported having sighted a three
masted schooner. broadside on. aground
on Joe Flogger shoals. in the Della
ware bay. His vessel passed within
300 yards of the schooner but, as the
Maverick had two barges in tow, he
did not go to her assistance. The cap
tain told OF the accident to the crew of
the tug Juno. at Reedy Island. The
tug went to the scene, but late yester-
day afternoon she passed up the river
from Rcedy Island without the vessel
in tow Captain Rubeln could not
learn whether or not the schooner was
inward or outward bound. but he could
tell that she was loaded
Evening journal., 1896-12-17
TRACTION ROAD For SAFE,

BRIDGEToN. Dec 1.-THE South
Jersey Traction Companys property is
to be sold, with all its rights and ap-
purtenances. railways, cars. car barns,
power, franchises. real estate, ETC., at
Masters sale, on complaint of Bloom
field H. Minch. trustee. Judge d. J.
Pancoast, of Camden. is the master.
Evening journal., 1896-12-17
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE COMPANY STRENGTHENED

The management of the Grand Opera
House announces for Friday and Satur-
day and Saturday matinee, December
rs and 10, the peerless little Irish
coincidence. May Smith Robbins, in the
musical comedy Little Trixie." The
star and play are favorably known by
the theatre-goers of this city. The
play has been rewritten and the company
materially strengthened.
Evening journal., 1896-12-17
The STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.
MEMBERS MET AND DISCUSSED
AFFAIRS OF THEIR OFFICE AT
THE CLAYTON HOUSE TODAY.

The annual meeting OF the State
Board of Health was held at the Clay
ton House to-day. Several of the
members were late in arriving. and
questions not yet intended for publi-
cation were informally discussed by
those present Some routine business
was transacted. Those present were:
Dr. f. w. Cooper, of Camden; DR.. Ed
ward Fowler. Of Laurel; DR.. l. S. Van
landigham of Middletown; DR.. r. G.
Ellegood. of Concord Dr. Charles Lo-
Der, DR.. Pierson of this city, and Dr.
Clifton. of Smyrna.
The members OF the board had din
ner at the Clayton House at 1 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1896-12-17

Hundreds of druggists. liquor deal
ers and grocers find Quinine- Whisky a
profitable and ready seller. ID. w.
Lynch e Co., wholesale agents, Will
mington. Del.
Evening journal., 1896-12-17
WILMINGTONIAN REPORTED ILL

1t was reported this morning that
Frank McCausland, son of fSuperintend-
ent A. McCausland, of the Whining
ton and Northern railroad. is i'll at
Mariopol. Russia, where he went as
purser of the British steamer Henley
which carried the plant of the Della
ware Iron Works to that place.
Evening journal., 1896-12-17
LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE sYs-
TEN

CHESTERTOWN. Md, Dec 1.-THE
new long-distance telephone has so far
been completed in Chestertown that
the exchange has been established and
connections made with business places
in town. As soon as the wires are
placed connecting the towns throughout
the county with Chcstertown. the cable
on the bottom Of the Chesapeake will
be laid. II is proposed TO connect all of
the larger Peninsula towns with Balti-
more by this long distance telephone
system.
Evening journal., 1896-12-17
QUININE-

0ace tried. always used. A never fail
ing remedy FOR all malarial troubles.
D. w. Lynch q Co., wholesale agents
Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1896-12-17

Quinine-Whisky cures cold in on
day. ID. w. Lynch & Co., wholesal
agents.
Evening journal., 1896-12-17
FREE, FREEl FREEl

Souvenirs 10 purchasers one week,
commencing Saturday. December 49,
Grand Union Tea Company, No 500
King street.
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MARRIED.

ER-DEAN.-At the district
parsonage, No. 307 West Seventh
street, Wilmington, on Wednesday,
December 16. 1896 by Rev. Louis
e. Barrett Ephriam r. Frazier, of
Wilmington, and Martha w Dean, of
Elkton Md
Evening journal., 1896-12-17
TO CURE A COLD

In one day, take Quinine- Whisky. d
w. Lynch & Co., wholesale agents
Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1896-12-17

Souvenirs free to purchasers one
week. December 10 to 25. Grand Union
Tea Company, No. 609 King street.
Evening journal., 1896-12-17

For Pictures and Frames go tC
Hiram Yerger, II East Third street.
Evening journal., 1896-12-17

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY take
Laxative Rromo Quinine Tablets r-ia
sists refund money II Il fails TO cure. -