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Il H. A BAus-s store at Sitsa. Alaska
xAo carries a conp3ete stock AZ Seattle
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rhana-r of Iimc on victor,a Ronre

Commencing April Eth. the steamer Ro-
safe Will leave for Port Townsend ana VIC
tor4z daily. except Sunday, at II % p N.
Eeturnins. leaves Victoria az 4. m
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Steamer Idaho VII leave for Port Mad
son. Part Gambia P0Fs Ludlow and po-:
Taz us.s I'd dAi'y. except Sunday. at a m
Geszrx--as. leaves Foxs Toxlssr3 AZ = N
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Steamer City OF Kingston leaves Yesier
wharf daily except Monday at io:15 a. m
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A New Cashier.
g. Foster Kelly has been appointed cash.
Ter OF the Seattle National bank. in place
of Robert G. Hooker.
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Economy i'm the
New Dress Goods.

magnificent collection of the choicest new
Spring Dress Fabrics, towhich we specially direct
the attention OF the economical buyer. The as
sortment is unequaled in quantity, range and
variety. The prices bear convincing evidence
that this is unquestionably the place for dress
goods economy.
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Wash Fabrics.

Hundreds OF cases Of the choicest.
newest wash goods are displayed In our
Wash Goods Department. Fine import
ed Organizes. Dimities--dainty fabrics
that suggest spring. New Ducks, Cling
hams. Percales. all at popular prices.
New limo OF French Organizes. in all
the latest and most desirable coloringA
In light and medium shades.
Irish Dimlties, light and medium
coiors. very dainty patterns. at &c.
Anderson's Celebrated Scotch Cling
hams IN every Desirable pattern. made
colors. warranted to wash. at sc.
An elegant assortment OF Piouee.
very choice patterns to select from, At
15c.
Figured Lawns. light eolors, neat pat
terms. and a great variety to choose
from; price. u,Sc.
Imported Black Brocaded Sateena
best quality. handsome designs. 81 sc.
English Galasea Cloth. 81 inches wide,
navy blue. brown. tan and ali other de-
sirable colors to be found. can be pur-
chased hero; coiors absolutely fast, SO.
Duck Suitings, best quality. light and
dark colors and over leo patterns to So
lect from. 1elsc.
100 Pieces Fancy Crepons, In light and
medium colors. great value. only l0c.
English and American Percales. full
&c inches wide. beautiful patterns. col
ors guaranteed perfectly fast. loo and
l2isc-
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Our New Silks.

We are showing . world Of pretty
new Silks, fashions foremost articles
of dress, for waists. skirts and full
suits.
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Mail Orders

Receive prompt and careful attention
Samples sent TO any address free. Cata-
logue of spring styles mailed free.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-25

At 5 o'clock tea in the west end the
ladies were commenting upon the fool
ishness of the young people who elope
to Clayton to get married.
Il do not see, remarked the hostess,
"what difference it makes to go to tho
county seat. They have to secure Il IL
cense as well as i'll st. Louis.
Little 6-ycar.old girl Eugenia had lis
tened attcntively to the conversation
without saying word. Something
seemed to puzzle her, however, and she
asked her mother, who was present, if
she took II license also when She mar
ricd papa
Certainly" answered the mother.
"And how much did you pay for it?"
zone dollar, my dear. -
THAT'S funny" said the little child.
"Papa paid S. for Fido's license. ="
The ladies enjoyed a good laugh, but
Eugcnja wanted to know something else.
Say, mamma" she added quite
seriously, "do you havc towcar collar
around your neck too?'-St. Louis Re-
publiC.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-25
1E KNEW ALL ABOUT 1T.
But Unfortunately lie Was Not Up on tho
Example Before Him.

Before beginning my lecture" re-
marked the professor, II will, in order
to more fully establish the influence of
handwriting upon character, ask some
gentleman in the audience to come for
ward and give me sample Of his pen
Manship -
A pale young man with short hair
arose and stepped to the platform. Seiz.
ing the pen he hastily dashed down u
sentence or two md then returned to his
seat.
"Excellent,'' remarked the professor
as he surveyed The young mans work.
"This writing elbows the advantage of
acquiring a fixed style. don't suppose
the man who wrote this could vary in
his penmanship if he practiccd u month
Of Sundays 1t shows an adherence to
established principles, answering di
rectucss of purpose, fixed moral code,
an aspiration for orderly methods. !
should classify it as combination of
conscience and commerce so to speak.
It's the style of writing Oliver Crom.
well might have affected And now,
young man, may inquire your bust.
ncss?"
"Hain't had no business lately" re-
piled the young man hoarscly "I've
just finished term in the pen for forg.
ing checks. "--Cloveland Leader.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-25
EkEI: TDIXERN MAN.
Tie Method Of Grent prentmrnt for Wcnh-
rcss Of Men. Which Cnrod Him After
EAerYIhina else EaiIrl.

Tie Method Of a Great JreRtmrnt for Wcnit-
rcss of Men. Which Curod Him After
Everything Else Failed.
Painful diseases are bad enough, but
when man is slowly wasting away with
nervous weakness, the mental forcboding5
are ten times worse than the most severe
pain. There is no let up to the mental
suffering day or night. Sleep is almost
impossible and under such strain men
are scarcely responsible for what they do.
For years the writer rolled and tossed on
the troubled sea OF sexual weakness until
it was a question whether he had not bet
ter take II dose of poison and thus end all
his troubles. But providential inspiration
came to his aid in the shape of com
bination of medicines that not only com
plctcly restored tho general health, but
enlarged his weak, cmaciated parts to
natural size and vigor, and he now declares
that any man who will take the trouble to
send his name and address may have the
method of this wonderful treatment free
Now when Sny free | mean absolutely
without cost because want every weak
cnCd man to ret the benefit OF my expert.
CnCc.
] am not II phlanthrc pist, nor do pose
as an enthusiast, hut there are thousands Of
men suffering the mental turturuS of
weakened manhood who would he cured
at once could they bat got such IL remedy
as tie one that cured me. DO not try To
study how ! can afford to ray the few
pc tagc stamps necessary to mail the
informntion, but send for it, and learn
HAT there arc II few things ON earth that
although they c Ost nothing to get they are
worth IL fortune to most men and m"hn II
lifetime Of happiness to most of us. Write
to Thomas Slater, Box 2!7 Kalamazoo,
Nirh., the information will be mailed on II
plain sealed envelope O!s.lyr VS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-25
THE DUDES PRESCRIPTION.
There Was . Drop In the Price Which
Called For Considerable Lying.

There Waa . Drop In the Price Which
Called For Considerable Lying.
A dudish specimen Of humanity pre-
sented to the clerk Of a certain drug
store on Olive street a prescription,
reading as follows;
'Sodii chloridum, ounce.
"Aqua pura, ounces"
The weights were written in the or
binary conventional style. The clerk
looked smilingly at the prescription for
salt and water and asked the customer
what he wanted to use that prescription
for.
II am afraid that every hair will fall
out, and my doctor gave me that as a
prescription, was the answer. The
clerk filled the prescription and charged
rs cents. He put on the bottle red
label, with the word poison, and told
the dude to be careful, as the "sodii
chloridum" was particularly dangerous
Two days later Mister Dude brought
back the bottle to be refilled. The clerk
was absent, and the druggist himself
waited on him. This gentleman found
the prescription on file, but the price
had been omitted. He knew he had to
deal with fool. Therefore he fixed up
the sailed water and thought that 25
cents would be an honest compensation.
How is that" asked the customer.
Last time l paid rs cents.
The druggist went back to his pre-
scription Enclosure to investigate, or
rather to invent satisfactory answer.
In few minutes he returned and ex-
planned that the duty OH "sodii chlori-
DUN" Common salt), which was enor-
nous, had been declared unconstitu-
tional by the supreme court of the
United States AS to aqua pura" (pure
water), the price had fallen 100pc cent
on account of the absence of yellow fever
this year in Central and South America.
The dude went away satisfied with
his hair restorer, but the clerk will be
discharged if he fails to write the prices
on the prescriptions in the future. st.
Louis Republic.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-25

THEfoot ball orsss has certainly STIR Cd
our people right Never before hrs there
been such interest taken In this sport, al.
'thougha rough one, than this season.
The games Of Princeton and Yale and
Pennsylvania and Harvard on Saturday
last, drew immense audiences. 1t Is estl-
mated that over twenty thousand dollars
was divided up between the Princeton and
Yale teams, and noarly that much DO.
tween the Pennsylvania and Harvard
teams For amoney maker there Is moth
ing that beats the foot ball games for
bringing out the people. 1t Is wonderful
what drawing powers foot ball HIS secur-
cd upon the public. The games pay big.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-25

rs Nj. JONCs M
1t was the soft voice Of q woman that
asked the question, and the business
manager rose at once from his scat. He
glanced at the advertising mans empty
place and then ut the hooks where the
hats hung.
NO." l., answered, "Ho is not
here. "
Il suppose yon don't know whether
be Will be back this aftrnCon?
"Ilc viii not be back"
isn't that his hat?'
Eyes; that's how | know. He has
taken minc n-Chicago Tribune.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-25


Th9r.!. ~, IT, q" &. a.lr' VIII b. oN5.gv-
ell rs day 1T INam t,Hvrnt and praise in
tho y3rlIt, %ta' of unr | non in arrugl-
ance VITA ,.!' E',u uHnnIn,.rl ur the diff
fer It GDyJrnp - w.l!a, by tn, prosi.
dent of tn I'm TO-. s;:ales Tie people Of
fulne,S. F,Wr unl plenty reign within
Our bJrders, H@HlIAnr. to eat and to wear
Is ii" rult aHl wa ~ the exception. If
any suffer for f. ii aul clothing the cause
may b"a.trJat1h to erroneous legislation,
ircmparunc9 Or the wan: Of thrift and
proper foresight. While other nations
hay1au!ierIi from war rGpine and famine
ours has Dt1n peculiarly blessed. Tho
law AS Il rule protects all in property as
well rs person, and every man may "wor.
ship God under his own vine and fig tree
and none dare to mJIcst him or make HIM
afraid Wen may W. sympath!Z1 with
The perscrd.cu .Armen!ans and the victims
OF Spanish cruelty anl pray that their
suffering may ,JJa Cndsa We hope that
in Gods good time the sharklr5 Will fall
from the limbs Of tho oppressed and free.
dom prevail in all lands
Various churches Will he open for ser
vice and the Attendance at each should be
large. Instructive sermons will DO preach
ed and all who hear them may bo benefit.
ted Good dinners will generally he sery.
oil md the family gathering will be long
,.. t.. i II
enjoyment. Tho cirilans who have o su.
por-abundanco Of good things should re.
member the poor families around the cor.
nor, AZ they will fad rccJmpou5o from the
knowledge arising from the performance
OF good decd We trust few cxccs,cs
will be committed and that the police will
have little work ~ perform Let all act
ms christians and the day VIII By one Of
pleasure and profit,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-25
What tho Doctor Gave,

Bcllows-Go0d morning, Fellows!
Has your brothers. condition improved
any since | saw you:
Fcllows--It gricvcs me to say it has
not.
Bcllows-Docs the doctor give him
any hope?
Fellowship; but he has given him
about everything else. -Yonkcrs Gu
YettO
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-25

REV ard Mrs Frederick +. Briggs, 4
the Second Baptist Church, were given
royal reception last evening, by the con-
gregaton. The Rev, Briggs is the new
pastor and has just taken up his vocation
with us May he have bed of roses and
be the means of doing much good in our
community.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-25

You can get an electro plated gold
watch. Ladies' or gents for S2.95 by buy
ing one ton, coal from II. T. sergeant.
SG Large Pea Coal for family use,
Coal all under cover and well screened.
80 lbs. to the ton
Pine or oak kindiing wood split ready
for Use. Large load $50.
Order from H. II Sergeant, Office 18th and
King streets. Yard log Maryland avenue.
Phone DO. Call and see watch.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-25

Wheclcr-Saw a thrilling thing to-
day-runaway horse went tearing along
the sidewalk out in the edge Of town
and nearly ran over a half dozen chill
dren before lie was stopped.
Walkcr--I guess the fool beast thought
he was bicycle. indianapolis journal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-25
He Obeycd Orders.

Then young Mr., Tadley wheel sudden
ly went unmanagoable, and In flash he
was skimming down the incline at 80
miles an hour.
"Hould on, there-hould on!" screamed
the fat policeman.
Two seconds later young Mr.. Tadley,
with his legs thrust through tho wire
spokes, raised his head froom the pave.
ment and groaned heavily.
II artist yell" cried the fat policeman.
"Pwhy didn't yez sthop, yoz shpalpeenf
Didn't ! toll yez to hould on?"
"Well, did," moGned young Mr.. Tad
Icy, "till went over. Then how could ~"
Which would have seemed reasonable
enough to anybody but n fat policeman. -
Me- N.'..'. 80
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-25

THE militia at Now Castle may learn
before the week Is out that it does not do to
Joke on some matters. We do not expect
to soc Spanish gun boat come over here
very soon and shell the city by the sea, but
then unexpected things often do happen.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-25

Miss Dclla--What was the highest
wind you ever encountered, captain?
Captain Olesalt-SOda water at 25
cents glass Cincinnati Enquirer
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-25

Cnnrrh aud Colds Relieved In 10 to 60
Nlinute..-tlnC short pulf OF the breath
through the blowers, supplied with each bot
tie OF Or. Agncw's Catarrhal Powder diiiuseS
tn Powder over tHc surfaces OF the usual
passages. Painless and delightful 20 use. 1t
relieves Instantly aud permanently cures
Gatalrh. Hay Fever Colds, lieahacne. sore
Throat. Tonsiit8 ana Deafness b. cents
The Miller Dug store 4G9 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-25
Foundation

means COM
fort peace and health. The blood can't
circulate through poor feet crnmped and
pinchcd into tight shoes Or shoes Of unnat
ural shape. The feet suffer from corns and
bunions, and the sluggish circulation af
frcts the entire health.
We sell shoes which are shaped like the
human foot, but yet which retain an air
Of elegance and style. Comfortable Shoes
are not necessarily ugly-not so at all. If
YOU como hero.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-25
ArouslnG Her Pride.

"How did you break your little girl
from crying"
Easily enough. told her II wasn't
manly Truth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-25
SECRET OF HEALTH.
Rosy Cheeks and Bright Eyes In.
dicate Physical Perfection.
Disease Plainly to be Read in tho Human
Face - DR.. Greeno's Nervura the
Means of Gaining and Main
tanning Health.

A bright eye and rosy cheek follow
the use Of DIR. Greene's Nervura, the
great blood and nerve remedy, which
strengthens and builds up the system,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-25

Ola Jakc--Golly, dis ycrc hain't
George Washington jefferson what went
to the city 70 years ago be it?
G.. W. j be,
Old Jake-Wcll, / dcclar', I'd ncbber
hab known go if so hadn't cum per-
sonally. Ncbber. truth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-25
JOHN j. HAYES.
No. Is East Second Street.
T. NJ. Wier Fifth and King Streets.

is the place. Next week Is THANKSGIVING.
And you want to come aud sec what we have
We've got just the goods you want at prices
that will make you smile. Fancy legiuru
Citron. IAN cents pound. Fancy lemon
peel. l2kc pound. Fancy orange peel l21
cents pound. New curraIts q; pounds
for q cents. New cleaned cIrrHnts &c u
pound package. Fancy Valencia raistns 90
3paunds or &c. -Four Crcwn Ondlra raj.
sing, l0cn pound. Al these are the very
finest new goods. Ribbon candy l2c pound,
! his Is something new in candy. 1t Ia worry
nice TO have about. A MasDn's pint jar Of
mustard for 10 cents-yuu surely get your
moneys worth In this. Wehuve Il nlco sEa
bottle of good citsup rorh cents. Sour krout
do you like II? We have tho finest sour
krout you ever ate We have this krout
made tor ms and we know It's III! right. aud
40 iG the price Sc quart. New marrow fat
beans &c II quart. New pea beans 6G a quart.
New Scotch peas &c a quart. New red kidney
beans &c quart. New honiny 30 n quart.
New Lima beans 10 quart .thcss are all III 81
class; this yea y goods. Whole goldfish Sc n
pound Brown sugar ana good butter at Il.
Wlers lillh mud King streets. n?}-6t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-25
HEART DISEASE RELIEVED IN
NJkI'TES

DR.. Agnew's Cure for the heart gives per-
feet relief in ali cases Of Organize or SyDpa.
thut!C Heart Disease IN 20 minutes,un spec 1.
lily effects Il cure. II Is Il peerless remedy for
Paipi'at lon, SNortnCSa OF Breath. emothering
Spells. Phin III the Lett Side AMI all symp.
toms OF d Diseased Heart. One dose con
vInrCa. SOLD by thcMii!cr Drug store, no.
~! Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-25

IN on4 Another of these 2Ocent Blankets has been
~ -GGIll opened. This possibly will be the last as no
in sight Slightly imperfect, but 50
RIonk0fa slight you'll hardly detect it. Others at S1l5
BsdsIhGlN $3.50 and SO rs.
Cotton Quilts 90c to So
Down Quilts, So Is to $3.50.
nous t *oo' 'ss . best .1s"n b. at , 40 mt
40 Cents che o" .. '','' that has bee" selling for
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-25

Simms the first among pills for tn,
ladies', made OF pure material stand hIyu
in their recommendation for the lnlirmt.
Ties OF ladies'. y, also sent by mail. 81
King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-25

very few of the SS 50 Sideboars we ad.
VIuGUUQ 10 vertised few days since remaining and
they deserving Of special attention of
sideboad purchasers indeed the whole assortment rang
ing from $50 to $780, great many of which represent
duction Of thirty per cent
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-25

Two special patterns just received which will
not stay with us long, Quarter Sawed Oak,
polish finish French bevel mirrors, at $22 and
$25 The same suits have been quick sellers
at S35; only thirty Of them in the LOT.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-02
Third Graham Concert.

Next Sunday evening, January 8, at Mu-
sic Hall Will be the third in the series OF
Graham concerts and a remarkably strong
list OF talent will be presented, including
J. W. Kelly, the rolling mill man and
VIII II. Fox, whose very funny bur-
lesque on the piano has earned him the
title of he Pnderewski OF hat instrument.
Mr.. J. W. Kelley is playing this week
at Keiih's new thester in Boston, where
he his made phenomenal hit, and Mr..
Fox CORES direct from New York from
Proctor's Pieasurs Palace, whero no bas
been the star. The other artists who viii
make up the program will be announced
later Ia the week. and the best concert
thus far IL assured. Although. the ex-
ponses OF this concert far exceed suy
previously given, the prices for the seats
Will remain the ssme-25, 80 and 80 cents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-02
:Iarnes. Horse History Of 1898.

Eleven years ago but two horses had
trottcd or paced In 2:l0. The fastest was,
Of course, racer, for Johnston had u mark
of 2:06A, and tho only trctter was. Jay
Eye sec. with flnt record of 2;l0. There
are now i6 trottcrs and l07 PAGERS that
have place In tho inner ring, and still
the PAGER ~ In tho lead. OF the pacing lot
so woro new 90 The list the past scasou,
and Of tho horses that had marks ~ 2i0
Or better at the opening Of tho year rcduc-
tions arc only credited 90 Strathborry, Dl-
roctly. Paul, l,nbinstCin, MoOnstone and
ColCrdgc Tlis would sccm rs II tho fast
PAGER Is a bad purchase, II training ono Is
to DO a Crlturion. Thcrc were only l3 now
trottCrs to make their appearance in the
taho this rrason Azoic truttrd the fastest
mile of the season, 2:0494. and Of tho 40
that lnvU records Inside $40 bat four have
hcaicn goo Thcc arr 10 pacers that havo
dure as well as hat, aud II of these have
bcon better than sos.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-02
THIRTY-THIRD ANNIVERSARY.
COlOred People Celebrate the Eman-
CITATION.

The SD anniversary OF Lincoin's eman-
cipation proclamation was iittingIy cele-
bratec in this city last evening by the
colored people, many OF who were tho
guests OF the First Separate Compa iy OF
Infantry at Music Hall.
Early in the evening the militiamen
headed by the Excelsior Band, William
Il. Brown leader, and the First Separate
Drum Corps, william Gray, leader, left
their armory on Westminster street and
after short street parade we 1T to the
hall were the exercises were held. There
was a concert by the band and singing by
the First Separate Company Glee Club
and by the Dark Town Quartet. The an
niversary address was delivered by Rev.
Clinton ID. Hazel of the Lilac Street A.
NJ. H. Chrucb. Then there was an exit
hilton drill by a picked squad IN COM
mand OF Captain Blount and Corporsi
james T. Thomas won the prize. The
judges OF the drill were Major John Me-
Cruddcu, commanding I'd. Bsttalion,
I'd Regiment; Captai, Peter a. Sweeney
and Second Lieutenant Edward Mitchell
OF Co. II, I'd Regiment.
Dancing followed, the grand march
being led by Chailss Johnson Of Newport.
Tire committee arrangements con-
sisted OF Corporal Albert II. Ceasar,
chairman; Corporal Ralph II. Jackson,
secretary; Sergeant IIsrry W. Blunt,
treasurer; Private Julius II. Fitzgerald.
Sergeant William W. Fields, Private
Thomas p. Palmer. Sergeant George l..
Wilson, Sergeant Petor :. Nellis, Private
Joseph c. Williams, Private John W.
JACKSON, Sergeant Joseph Moses, Mr..
William T.. Brown, Mr.. William Smith,
Private Solodis uicks, Mr.. Henry John
son