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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-06

StSssAaa liS(il
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Doe have decided
to make their home in Webster and bav.
rented rooms over the shoe store of Jos.
Paul & Co.
Mr., and Mrs. George Baker aud Mr..
and Mrs. Will Abbott drove up from
Wauhay last Friday and attended the
leap year dance.
mere was n rainfall last Tuesday. Tn.
first thing we know people will be- flock
lug to South Dakota Fl ON the southern
states to spend the winter.
Mrs. &. i. Sprirstrrsbnck and sister.
Miss Warner, returned from a weeks
visit with relatives aud friends at River
Falls, Wis, Saturday morning.
karls Glover Root the great blood pu-
rifi"r, gives freshness aud clearn+ss to tn.
complexion aud cures constipation. %
cts, Scots and 81 OF +. Ross & Co.
"
WIN" pf''t ferrE, VINO was IN Webster
several days last week visiting fri-nd..
DEPARTED on the early train Sunday
Shilohs Cure IL sold on n guarantee. 1t
cures lncipicnt Consumption. 1t is the
best cough cure. Only "a cent II dose
WV" .
l.. u. L"voy went down to Montevid-o
SaturC' y night and spent Sunday with
his brother Harry and II. W. SclIpn. He
reports the boys AN enjoying good health
aud a fine business.
Prof. LAWYER cam. No from Waubay
|, IT Friday to taxi. in the. lean wear
dance aud remained over until sunday
evening. lie WAS Accumulated ON his
return home by Rev. Walton.
:,
oi the Eve. Ear. Nose. aud Thruut, Or
touviIIp, Mimi. At hom. FRIDAYS and
SATURDAYS. For dates ot Webster watch
the local columns oi this pap.r.
= nI--
a.. . n.. . .,;,. .,.,
brought back no rabbits, they reported
some fine clIasrs. At one time they had
thre-. at once, euch dog getting up IA jack
q! his own.
-, -
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ara. ;,,ur,,.d tl., ,,Ir.,,dv r,v. sl,,,.s
solid 10 ,h,. ,muuut Of So 600. Thnt's
lus,,.ss tb.. m,,v j. . yuod thing
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1t il u good indication that FARMERS
are taking more than II passing interest
III the creamery enterprise to hear them,
on all Sld's, discussing the best '"'''o""
oI producing COARSE iced Tor stock, how
to grow something to help out the
ptsturagA.
Our people are growing more
in the habit ol looking to F. Ross Co.,
iur tn. latest anA best ri everything IN
tmr drug lm". They sell Chamberlain =
Cough X, m~iy, famous Tor its cures OF
bad colds, Group and "ho"ping cough.
Wn"n in need o such II medicine give
this remedy ii trial and you viii be more
than pleased with the result.
" ,nhn1+ met with what
MIS-. j., W.. .hlfp''i INV
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-06

There will be a special communication
OF tot""u Lodge No. "a AZ. a. w., ut
their hnlI in Webster, on Wednesday
evening, Feb. II. Work in the T.. A.
degree. All visiting brethren in good
standing are cordially invited,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-06

Oar people are growing o ana more
in the habit oi looking to F. Ross TO-,
ior the latest am1 best oi everything III
t,,r drug lln". They sell ChmmberlalnS
,uuuh Il, meiy, famous iOr its cures OF
bad colds, Group and "%ho"ping cough.
When in need OF such II medicine give
This remedy IL trial and you viii be more
than pleased with the result.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-06

The citizens oi Pirrpnut ami viriuii,
viii bIlId II creamery this spring. We
are informed they already have shares
sold TO The amount of 81, 900. That's
business, the crtamrry in II good thing.
nuAh A. uI,upi
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-06

Mrs.T.S. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn.
says 'Shiloh's NItaIizer saved my he. l
consider it the best remedy Tor IL debiIi-
tatrd system | ever used, for dysptpsla,
yer OF kidney troubles it exceIs. Price
75cts oi +. R"ss X Go. z
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-06

MIR. NJ. Darmody, OF Highland lo"h-
ship, returned HON" !ast saturday morn
;... ..s.,.;. :, six weeks visit with his
parents at Wayne, Wis, and withIr'end
in Milwaukee. FouduLac and adlaceh.
points. Mr.. Darmody enjoyed his Vhea-
ton very much but says the country
where he visited il worse afflicted with
h,rl times than is Day County. Inc
principal products are barley ana i'oes'
barley bringing 25to2' cents per ousne'
hogs three cents per pound live weight
Mr.. Darmody returns well Sat'riieu WIN
South Dakota and Day County MS
experience is that Oh every one wa" So''
away from this section.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-06

Mrs. l.. W. Doe aud Roy returned irom
Aberdeen lart Thursday evening. AZ
Mr.. Doe will make this city his head
quarters iOr AL indefinite time, they VIII
90 to hous keeping in the upstair rooms
OF the Small building O. Main Street.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-06

1t il Il good Indication that farmers
are taking more than II passing interest
III the creamery enterprise to hear them,
on all sd =, discussing the best tt~''ioaH
Oh reducing COARSE iced for stock, how
to grow something to help out the
lSturag
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-13

Another step has been taken in the dis.
putc over the cxrauturship Of tho mil
ltuna.ru estate OF Bloomfield II. Moore,
deceased Some time ago the widow, Mrs,
Clara j. Moore, applied to the Ophaus
Court TO have her sou, Clarence b., re-
moved rs CO-cxccutur Of the estate, and
the matter was referred to al examiner
for the hearing Of the testimony.
Clarence b. Moore has now fled Il posi-
t!vA in the same court asking to have Mrs.
Moore removed Us eXrcUtriX, and some
Responsible trust company appointed in
her slrud
Among the matters submitted, it was
alleged that Mr.. Moore, by her actions
toward the estate, has shown herself to lie
dCtriment to it, and ON account OF an in.
frmily, is untitled u act ~ cH"cutrix
Also, that she Is no longer Il citizen of
Pennsylvania, but humiciird ia London.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-13

Iuo 6iny Tuu LINUS hhJs'
Tho most disappointed persons in the
late campaign must have been ex-senator
Higgins and his honchmen, who, If they
believed what they said, thought Higgins
and Houston would have q much larger
vote in the State than Hotfecker and VII
lis, whereas, tho latter received nearly TWO
to one Of all the Republican votes cast in
the State, and this despite the agreement
whereby the Democrats woro to bo benc-
lifted in the choice of voters assistant.
The total shows on the Governor, HOfftck-
er receiving 1853 and Higgins 69JI.
Whatever it might have been In New Cas-
tie county, it Is certain III konC and SuS-
sex the voters assstanG was the means in
getting many on the Higgins ticket that
were designed for tho Union Republican
ticket. 1t is believed that iii the TWO low
or counties the Higgins vote counted about
double what was tho intention Of The voJ-
genuity Of hurting the Republican ticket,
many votes We're lost, the statement being
made that in one place below, about 100
OF each ticket were stamped and Tho bal
lots thus thrown out
~ was the intention of the Wilmington
cabal to throw the odlum Of duleAt on
Hotfecker und Willis, but instead il falls
heavily on Higgins and Houston. With
such defeat goes the plans Of political
patronage the OK Senator expected to dis
pense.
The object of Mr. Higgins was to bring
down Mr. Addicks, but in The fail he WAS
underneath, and down with him went the
Higgins dynasty for the nuXu generation.
Whatever Mr. Addiuks has been to he
party, he certainly has been thorn in the
side of certain leaders, who would destroy
aparty to keep him out, -Lssislatugc, Coy
ernor, Senator aud Representative in Con
gress being the cost Of tho spite. The cx-
Senator'S want OF political sugacty is
proverbial, nor, judging by the last cam
paigu, can much moro be said for Mr. Ad
dicks. His methods had not the first
quality OF diplomacy; it could mOic prop
erly be compared tU the slcdge hammer.
This was manifest AZ the May Convrn-
tlon when The Unit rule "a known
matter Of rrpugnrnce in all Delaware
ConventIons) WAS applied, tho delegates
Of New Castle county denied II choice in
the selection of their own National Dele.
gates, and the minority denied any Voice
in the formulation OF resolutions. Such
an unyiclhing attitude, TO say nothing Of
the howlings Of the free ear attendants,
did not show good politics i'll tlc start.
So 1t went through the campaign, even TO
putting up II ticket i'll New Castle county
where there WAS no show of ulcc,ins il,
when it insured opposition Rrpubllcun
tickets in two lower counties. Mr.. Ad.
dicks tactics, from an independents stand
point. were not sagacuuS, but quite as
much 50 us Mr.. Higgins who, to defeat
Mr.. Addicks who was not on the ticket
and could only reach his ambition through
Que branch Of it, made n supreme effort
to defeat the whole ticket.
Mr. Higgins stukel his all on the late
fight ana lost. Mr.. Ahdiclis says lie is
still in it for IS lie has sacrificed mon,
and made heavy sacrifice: for himself, but
he can never hope to win with the same
defiant methods.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-13

Possibly the very best entertainment Of
the present season was that given in the
Crosby & Hill building last evening by
Harmony Council, No. l, u. II. Of A. The
audience, which consisted Of about 200
persons, was not ut all disappointed In Its
expectations, as the talent engaged &C.
quilted themselves in highly creditable
manner and also reflected credit on those
having the management in charge Where
all performed their parts in such salts
factory manner, 1t Is hard to particularize,
and besides we have not tho room to
enumerate all the different parts; we may
mention, however, rs deserving OF especial
notice the dialogue OF Ragged Dick, by
three small boys.
The piece was very realistic, and 1t was
seen that during the timo that Ragged
Dick was advising tho runaway boy to
return TO his home in the country, tears
unbdden rose to the eyes of very many In
the audience.
The recitation of Charles Skinner, In
ret romeo to the Nat Onal colo - was greet-
cd with thunders Of applause, as well rs
the mandolin solo by the Rigby brothera.
Miss McElwee recited In u natural and
clear voice, Barbara Freitche," which
was applauded to the echo. The Guard
ian Angel" Miss Ada Short, who blessed
the children, Alice and Flossio Penning-
ton, was well received.
There probably never was handsomer
or more realistic tablcaux than those
presented by Miss Sadie Guthrie, and
Howard Heritage
Fir t came called to Duty in which
the soldier boy was taking leave of his best
girl Then followed the Goddess of LIB
crly," in which Miss G. certainly showed
to good effect, with her crown of stars,
dress of red, white aud blue, and in her
right hand the unsheathed sword Next
was Guarding the Goddess Of Liberty"
by two soldiers with muskets. The
wounded Soldier" was administered to
by Miss g., AS well as the dying Soldier"
The Ministries did well, and the singing
of Take Ten With Me-" by young lady
whose name we could not ascertain, was
very good. Upon the whole, tho enter
tainment was first class in every particu-
lar
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-13
:Salvation OIL 10 repeating its oures Of
neuralgia, rheumatism, headache and
toothache every day, until their name IL
legion. Price 2bc.


Governor Watson yesterday pardoned
Marshall A. Pierce who had served three
years in Jail for killing Alfred H!ndman
at Front and Market streets, October ~,
1888.
At the horticultural show now being
held in Philadelphia the Pennock Com
pany of this city received six prizes fer
flowers. The chrysanthemums exhibited
by the company were the finest ever seen
there,
The pension report for Delaware yester-
day was: Original widow, ETC., minor OF
widow etc, supplemental, minor OF Geo.
A. Elliott, Wilmington.
A platform meeting will be held at As
bury NJ. f. Church on Sunday evening at
73O o'clock. Addresses will be delivered
by Medford II. Cahoon, Secretary Lang,
Mr.. Benson, DIR. Doherty of New York
and others.
West Presbyterian Sunday school will
celebrate its twenty-eighth anniversary
this evening.
The inspection OF the Wilmington COM
panies OF the National Guard will take
place on December l.
Division No. 6. A. o. H. has adopted
resolutions on tho death of Michael Dwy-
er
j. Humphrey Lynch. VINO mas been
proprietor OF the Columbus Inn for several
years died there yesterday aged As years.
The circle OF Kings Daughters connect
cd with St. Paul's NJ. Il. Church has
secured the services OF Amanda Smith, Tho
weilkuown evangelist, for one night Of
mex week.
The autumn bazaar which has recently
been concluded mt Olivet Presbyterian
Church, was II success financially, and
the final reports of tho various com
mittees show the proceeds to DO $3.50.
Mr.. John d. johnson, the we'll known
contractor ran Il splinter in his right
hand few days ago which gave him
considerable trouble at first 1t is now
healing nicely. Dr. Swithin Chandler
dressed the wound
A youth had fl at Fourth and Market
streets This morning, but soon recovered
and went on up the street with his mother
II c. Robinson passed very restless
night,
5. H. Baynard is out Of the city on q
cunning trip after he festive bunnc. ~
sheriff William II. Finn will take pos.
session of he sheri.f's Office on Saturday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-13
Detectives and d. vDrccs.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. l2.-Judgo Den
mis-, of the Supreme Bench of this city,
caused sensation in court to-day by de-
clarhg that he would give no one n dt-
yorce on tho testimony of n detective.
Referring to the case before him, the judge
further said that it was evidently a trap
set to catch an innocent woman, anu he
dismissed the petition with costs.
1t was the petition of Edward IL. jordan
for divorce from his wife, Mary Jordan.
Detective Oliver j. Miller and man
named Moon had worked up the case, and
had testified to having found Mrs. Jordan
in disrcputable resort.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-13
Joined HIS Partner In Death.

BRIDGEToN, N. j., Nov. 12-At about
the time the funeral of the late Colonel
William Il. Potter was occurring this after
noon telegram reached the city an
nouncng the death of his law partner j..
Boyd Nixon. Mr.. Nixon left here couple
of weeks ago for Hot Springs, N. c., for
the benefit Of his health.
Work at William J. McClary's morocco
factory which has been shut down for
nearly ayear is being put in shape to re-
sumo work.
Tho Joseph Bancroft Company is giving
employment to some 800 hands.
The johnson Forge Company will re-.
sumo work this week
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-13
NOT SO MUCH.
HOW CHEAP
HOW GOOD?
Overcoats and Suits are?

How many people know really
good things when they see it3
DO you2 Have you seen our
Overcoats and Suits? Provided
they fit and look we'll can you tell
without testing that they will wear
properly?
The moral OF these conundrums
is that, II you would be sure Of
what constitutes real quality, you
must deal with house OF reputa-
ton ard responsibility. Our repu-
tation is founded upon our respon-
sbIity and upon the fact tina: we
make good all Of our promises.
We couldn't afford to do other
wise.
Our prices range from S. 10 SIS
Full line OF Chillrcn's Clothing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-13

Joshua Clayton of Thomas write, to the
Every Evening that the return, of the
Second Election District, st. Ggvrses
Hundred. d. read before tho CuNvassiu4
Board, gave Tum4n lGJ and linuiO. The
returns certified u Iy Theodore II Arm
strong Inspector, ana John \. CtrHycr,
md hin,clf as judges g.ye W"w4u H.,
Ilinn 100 Itiaa.ngUla@thcNs Ury, rhvud
have changed 50 greatly ami Mr. Ar.u-
strong owes il 10 A!l.ylf 10 ac. tho u,a!lrr
in proper light btIor1 the p"b!Ic 1t Is
clear that Er. Armstrong MIS-; hIony how
such L change occurred, and hr, ug sumc
one else, should suffer for it
Three election officers Of the HJuTth
Ward OF Philadelphia, were .'nJrna"d oil
Wednesday by Jutg,' licItlcr tus!N uuh,h-
Imprisonment and ~ he DISTINGUISHED for
four Yeas for IL fl @ return Vi Votes OF
tho genera! election in November lNlj,
lu noticing the ,,b"yc, the Every Even.
ing aptly observes
Now is the time llr eternal vi.lIap,e''
on the part OF Al! good citizens 81 New
Castle county. y grave crime HEuust
suffrage has hcGu Cu;HllttuU am! calls
aloud for punishment. The good work III.
ready performed IN Pal!ad"tphiL s'rubl be
cmulated at the next session of thJ gen
eral sessions court fox New Castle cuUuty
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-13

If the Democratic Inspectors Of theaate
election In Kent county have any evidence
Of voters being paid for their votes, why
don't they get Attorney General White to
institute proceedings against them? The
Inspectors themselves should be proceeded
AGAINST and II proved guilty should be
sent to Jail. II Attorney General White
is so DESTROYS of furnishing those who de-
bauched the ballot box, why don't he pro-
coed against the rascally Inspectors in our
city, whose tally sheets were altered? 1t
begins to look as If the Attorney General
like some other reformers, only want to
reform the Republican party.
He is afraid to set the machinery in his
office going and help bring these rascals to
Justice The evidence against these In,
spectors in New Castle county especially
should warrant the Attorney General in
doing his duty. These men have commit
ted a crime against the laws Of Delaware,
and they should be punished to the full
extent Of law. 1t is no wonder that men
can be found willing, yea, even anxious to
preside over the ballot boxes ON election
day, and if the way the election has urned
out don't suit these villains they proc eed
to count tho ballots as they think the re-
suit should have been.
The notice WAS published only in tho
Democratic papers by Attorney General
WALe, Offering reward Of twenty-five
dollars for all such Information and 500
Tor all convictions. Strange That owing to
the numerous charges OF fraud and cor.
ruptiun, about which the democratic pa
purs have published SO much, there should
as yet have boon no effort made to have
these corrupters arrested. There never
WAS II more di-gractful election held in
delaware, and the Democrats have prrtiG-
ed by 1t. This is the main reason they
have not been prosecuted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-13
Miller Wins the Shooting Match .

The much talked of shooting match be q.
tween Robert Miller and Joseph Gross OF
our city, took place yesterday, ut Ogden.
Pennsylvania, for the championship Of
Delaware Robert Miller won by killing
80 birds out of 80. Joseph Cross killed 22
birds ont of 40.
The Wawaset Gun Club will put up
from 800 to $500 against any man in the
State for a match between two members
of the club,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-13

THE Wilmington attorneys CcrtniIly
should tender Mr.. j. EDWARD AGdllH, IL
vote of thanks for removing the heat.
quarters Of the Bay State Gas Company to
our city, He has been the means of sew.
eral Of our lawyers getting good sized fees
and still they are against him What bet
exchequor is something our readers VIII
have to consult them upon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-13

Robert linghdrus funtra! yesterday
afternoon was largely attended by the
employees of the Lohuril Car Wheel Co.,
in whose plant h. met HIS death on Mon.
day The cmpl0yo- sent beautiful an.
hrm Service over the body was held in
Bethel NJ + Church by Rev. T. :. AIS
and Rev Mr Moore,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-13

The British bark Salina, which put into
st, Johns, n. f., on the 9Th inst, damaged
nf,er having made two unsuccessful at
tempts to reach lvigtut, Greenland, ha:
been ordered to proceed to tho Harlan
lIolIingsworth Company, this city, for 70
pairs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-13
Work fur S"idei 4 Iias,ingr.

D Scidel K Hastings will resume work al
their plant ON Monday. The company
has orders on hand which will keep the
machinery in motion for at least five
weeks and have prospects Of orders which
will keep the big plant In operation all
winter. Only old hands Will be en-.
plOycd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-13

DELIEFIN SIX Notwithstanding Md
n ney and Bladder diseases relieved In six
hoursby the New Great South American
Kidney Cure" This new remedy lie a great
surprise on account OF its exceeding prompt.
ness In relieving pain In the bladder. kidnoyd
back ana every part of the rinary passages
III male or female 1t relieves retention OF
water and pain IN passing 1t almost imnoii-
A,ely. II you want quick relief and cure, this
isycur remedy Sold by D. James Belt Drug.
gist, iimington Del. j9-iyr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-13

WORK on the Cherry Island flats has
commenced and the work is being pushed
forward Us rapidly us the contractors, tho
Morris and Cummings Dredging Company
can. 1t Is tho inlentlOn TO dredge from
1900 to 2lUO) cubic yards before the
Of the present season which will open
open up y cut or ditch from 100 TO 100 feet
in width. -Four hundred cubic yards will
b.. taken out
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-13

WE are sorry for l.. Irving Handy, hut
we think he will never takO his seat in
man from Delaware. Mr.. Jonathan S.
willis will make fight for the seat he
has been counted out Of by the Democratic
election officers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-13

IT HEGINs TO look as if wheat would yet
sell fur 81 per bushcl before Christmas.
Les, than SIX weeks ago December wheat
was selling for - cents per buohel, and
yesterday 1t sold for ~. cents per hushel.
This is II pretty nice rise in the price of
wheat in few weeks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-13

What handsome Overcoats
they are, fine, all.wool Kersey
cloth, lined with clay dlaso'
nal or fine serge, shoulder
and sleeves lined with silk
and for $40.
New York Clearinghouse,
$40 Market Street,
Max Ephraim, Prop
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-13
NOTICES.

AyOTICE-The annual meeting of stock.
IN holders of the la; State Gas Company
viii be held ut the ohcos OF the Company.
W.T.. Del, Oh Tuesday ,Nov.l7th, A. d. lsgi.at 10
rectors and the transa ton OF such other
business rs may be brought before the meet.
Ing, The polls will remain open from 10 to
II o'cl Ock q, IN. The transfer books will To-
main closed until November 18th. 1903.
W. Il. MILLEh. Sea.
Ilal M
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-13
WuOpS Not GUILTY.

OF Killing Howard j. iannum The UxiuIh
Mar.
George c. Woods is innocent of the
murder Of Howard j. IIannum. The Oyer
and Turminer Court jury which had been
sitting In the case since yesterday MORN
ing at II % O'clock this morning 50 dc.
cidcd and Mr.. Woods Is now il free man.
After the opening of Court this morn
ing Associate Judge Cullen charged the
juIy which body dclibcratru forty
minutes and then rG,urn,d verdict Of
no, gallty BcirGo leaving the court room
the acquitted man shook ,hu hands Of Mr..
White AMI Cooper ana several of the
jurors lie had cXl2 ted the vrrdIcti
Court retr-s,l until $3.50 . ryUk.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-13

81 suffered for two years from bad
cough and pain in my chest. l tried IL
number of remedies, but DR.. Bulls Cough
cure. p. j. Murphy, Ashley, Pa"