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WYTHEVILLE.
Death of an Aged Farmer--Court
Internationally.

WYTHEVILLE. VA, February 49,
Special. MIR. Richard jackson, one Of
the best-known citizens in this county,
he having been a large stock-raiser and
dealer for years. died at his home a
few miles east OF Wytheville Friday
night, after a protracted Illness. He
was 70 years old. He was primitive in
his mode of living IN TO the day Of his
death, and IT is said that he never
wore suit of store clothes" but could
always be seen attired in "homespun."
he had a great fondness for rearing
turkeys. and he succeeded In doing what
few have accomplished-namely domesti-
eating wild-turkeys.
The damage suit Of Edmund Pendle-
ton VS.. the Norfolk and Western Rail-
road Company. terminated in the Cir
cult Court here yesterday afternoon In
a verdict for the plaintiff. Mr. Pendle-
ton shipped a lot OF cattle to Philadel-
phla last year. and they were unneces-
sarily detained on the route, entailing a
loss to Mr.. Pendleton He sued and re-
covered.
The will Of John King. deceased. who
owned the best farm in the west end
az this county, has been probated heie.
Supervisor David H. Porter qualified as
administrator. giving bond in the sum
OF $4,000.
In the Circuit Court Wednesday the
suit of q building and loan company
against a man from Ivanhoe was ar
gued by the attorney for the company,
when the opposing counsel got up and
simply said to the jury that the plain
tiff's counsel had said all that he could,
and intended TO say so he submitted
the case to them for their considera-
ton. The jury retired. returned in a
few moments. and rendered verdict
for the defendant.
Mr. w. n. Walden. of Baltimore. and
Mr. A. A. Walden. of New York city.
have been here this week looking around,
with a view Of locating and opening a
store.
Miss Laura Randle. who has been
visiting the Misses Crowgey. near town.
for some weeks. has returned TO her
home, In Washington city.
Miss Willie Withers and Miss Lizzie
Kent are visiting friends in Richmond.
Miss Fannie Goodwin, who has been
In Danville, Petersburg, and other Vir-
ginia cities for some months, has re-
turned home here.
Mr.. Floyd Boiling has returned here,
after visit OF few weeks to bis old
home. In Petersburg
Mr. A. A. Campbell has been quite sick
at his home. near town, this week.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Caldwell is visiting her
father. Congressman Walker, in Wash
ingtor.
Miss Panhost. who has been visiting
Miss Blair. on Main street, has returned
10 her home at Jonesboro', Tenn.
Miss Bertha Boiling has gone to Wash
ington city on a visit
Mr.. II. t. McWane. manager OF the
Clamorgan Company. OF Lynchburg Is
visiting al his old home here this week.
Miss Maggie McGavock Is recovering
from a severe spell OF sickness.
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beware of Ofntments for Catarrh
THAT Contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
OF smell and completely derange the whole
cous surfaces Such articles should never
- ,,sed except on prescriptions from repu-
table physicians, as the damage they WIN
asvive from them Hairs Catarrh Cure.
fnanufectured by r. ]. Cheney q Co, To-
iedo, O.. contains no mercury. and Is
taken internally. acting oirectly upon the
Ia buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure
you get the genuine. II Is taken inlernai-
~. and made In Toledo. o.. by II. J. Che
soid by druggists. Price, Use. per bottle.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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STATEMENT.
TINTED STATES CASUALTY COMPANY.

ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER
OF THE CONDITION UNITED STATES CASUALTY
ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW
THE AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS OF THE STAT
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ACCOUNT OF BONDS THE UNITED STATES AND OF THIS
STATE AND OTHER STATES. AND ALSO OF BONDS OF
INCORPORATED THIS STATE AND OF ALL
I3ONf1S AND STOCKS ABSOLUTELY BY THE COMPANY
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on PUBLIC ACCOUNTS VI IN"
IT TIOSAI FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY OF HARTFORD CONN
IrusLIsnrD 81 AUTHORITY OF THE Az

TATTMrNT DEC1MBEE
THE NATIoNAI
ACCOUNTS COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA. IN fo"
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Whole amount capital actually paid in cash
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presIdent.,JAMEs NICHOLS.

President-JAMES NICHOLS . .x.nu.
Vice and Secretary-E. O. RlCHAftDS
Assistant Secretary-B II. STIILMAN. ~o>,.,
Principal PEARL STREET. HARTfOfD SONN.
Organized or Incorporated -NoyEMBER q. 1911
Commenced ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS j. lS11
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Gaceta official dc hoy

I>ecretos concediendo induto total al pc
nado Joaquin Pacheco Vega de una multa que
le fuG impueata; dcm Bias de JESUS Delgado
dc ,neses, IS dias; idem al preso Tomas AL
mod6var del resto de la pena que sufre, idem
4 los presos Francisco Cuadrado Oquendo Re
gino Cruz Santiago, Pedro Castro Rivera, Can
dido Rivera Qufrioo Agosto Sanchez de la
cuarta parte de la pena que sufren.
--Idem dsponiendo sc haga saber al pu :
blico que han regresado del extranjero los Sc
fores don Carlos B. Meltz, consul de los Es-
tados Unidos do Venezuela, don Pedro San
tistcban y Chavarri, vicec6nsul del Peru en- esta
plaza.
- Real orden remitiendo ell estado clasi-
fcado del total haber que constituye el cargo
de la Gaia de lIuerfancs de la guerra de Ultra
mar, de la forma en- que sc halla dlstribuido
con inclusion de 10 recaudado por la suscrip-
ci6n nacional autorizada por Real orden de II
de Mayo tltimo.
-Estado d que Sc re6ere la Real orden
anterior.
Real orden concediendo al ngeniero
pri,nero de caminos, canales puertos, don
Jose Nj. " Sainz Ramirez ell derecho de poder
nombrado ngeniero jefe de segunda clase
Go dcho cuerpo Ell el servicio de Obras put IL
Cas- De Ultramar.
Idem conceaiendo al sobrestante de
ObTas phblicas de esta sla don Lucio Domin-
gucz pois meses de licenoia para la Peninsula.
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T E A T R @

Elenco de la gran companfa de zarzuela
que en- ell MES de Septiembre actuara en- nuestro
coliseo.
Director de la compahfa.-Don Jose Ma
ria Navarro.
Maestro director concertador. Don En-
rique Perez Cisneros
Prlmeras tiples.-Srta. Julia Rosc6n, Sra
Isabel Scuba, Maria Tejedor.
Primera tiple c6mica.-Srta. Carmen
Duato.
Tiple aracterfstica.-Dona Andrea GUM
Characteristics. Clotilde Parreno.
Partlquinas. Srtas. Carmen Benitez, Ju-
liza Sapera.
Primer tenor.-Don Jose Maria Navarro
Otro primer tenor. Don Francisco Sill
Primeros barftonos. Don Francisco Sau-
ri, don Esteban Rivera.
Primeros bajos.--Don Jose Torres, don
Jose Marcos.
Primer tenor c6mico.-Don Francisco Ro-
vira.
Tenores c6mcos.--Don jose Carreras,
don Jose Romo.
Segundo baritone. Don Jenaro Conner
Segundo bsjo.-Don Luciano Rivera.
Segundo tenor c6mico,-Don Jose Tomas.
Partiquinos.--Don Francisco Perdig5p.
Apuntadores.- Antonio Cerriflo, don
Francisco Bianchs.
Sastre. Don Ricardo Molatesta,
pe'uquero. Don Federico Reqneseps.
Coro.-3O ccrstas de an,bos sexos
Representante. Don Jenaro Conerma.
Agente principal. Don Antonio Sanchez
Eepertorto. Rosa de Mar, (nueva). rs
| tudiantiilo. .~Castillos en- ell Aire.- 81 Bruja.-
Key que rabi6.-Vaile lie Andorra Guerrs
Santa. Tempe estad.-.Sacristan de San Justo
DOS Huerfanas. as.--Diamantea dc Ia Corona
Doha Juahita.-Mascota. - Marsellesa. - No
linero:-Anillo de Hero. - sa,gento Federi
CO. Ell tambor de grsnaderos, (nueva) Il
Galtero, (nueva) - Las Zapatil|as. La ReviSta
| (nueva. )-De Vueita del Viyero (nueva).-Lcs
Cocineros (nueva) LAS Brayias ueva).-Ls
marcia de Cadi> {ruevs) Ell cabo l. 8 (nue
va).-La Cruz blanca. Campanadas. Cam
panero sacrist;'n.-Las Mujeras.--La Viejeci
ta & &.
Oportunamente Sc fjarAn carteles pro
| gramas y las condolences del abono,
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desembarcaron en- Algeciras, Sc encargaron de
ellos dos agentes flibusteros q. los aguardaban,
despues de conduoirlos q Gibraltar, donde
les tenian preparado alojamiento, los equipa-
ron conveniente. Tanto Gibraltar como
aquf, sc tiene por indudable que vuelven a la
manigua.'
~ Segdn nos informan, con la mayor
solemnidad ee llevaron efecto en- Vega baia,
Toa alta y Sabana. .grande las honras fanebres
por el eterno descanso del que fue Excmo.
Sr don Antonio Canovas del Castillo. Asis-
tieron todas las adtoridades y corporaeiones y
considerable ntmero de personas Je ambos
sexos. Sc tributaron todos los "honores de or.
denanza.
kvicn No reconozco nj pagar6 deuda alguna
h'ISu' que no sea contraida persouamente
por mi. San Juan, "a de Agosto de 1897
.1a1o7 B. Vuros Cagreros 60
~ La socedad Gel Porvenir1, de Aqua
dilla, acaba de practicar ell sguiente balance
ingresos por recaudaciones desde de Mario de
1891 Julio de 1897, 1946 pesos, 6 centavos;
egresos por material y personal en- las obras del
asilo desde Mario de 1891 Julio de 1897,
1914 pesos, 13 ceutavos. Exi=tencia GAIA,
81 pesos, 90 centavos.
~. Fabrication de azacar de cana, tai
como sc practica con los aparatos mas modernos
en- Ia isja de Cuba por don Juan Tatger y Ri.
que Ingeniero, l tomo de mas de 200 paginas,
ilustrado con aminas 20 fguras Ell ell texto
$3-Librerfa de B. F. Sanjurjo Vidal.
~ Circula la noticia de que Ell senor
Bordas presidente de la repdblica de Uruguay
fue aseesinado al salir de una function de ige-
sia. Un Official del ejercito, de ape}lido Are
dondo, le dispar6 I'm tiro boca de jarro. Ell
asesino Sc encuentra preso.
~. Los dueilos del sinpatico sBazar de
los PaisaLos," Fortaleza 25, son personas de
caracter afabe bondadoso, estdn siempre de
buen humor su noble y generoso empe1lo es
vender mas barato que na0ie.
~ Escriben un colega ponceho que ell
alcalde de HatiIlo prohibio la celebration de
un ss1neeting'' liberal. Ell comite local del
partido renuncio en- masa, porque Sc le ha
coar tado Ell derecho de reunion.
MNfgI llni0n (ANTEs BONETA.) situado en-
'SSS' sf'''S' ell punto mas centricoy ventila
do de esta capital con espaciosas habitaciones,
hospcdaje complete desdc $l'5O centavos en-
adelante. Sc adlnten abonados por meses j.
precios aunaa1nente econ6micos. Mesa redonda
de II IL y de a y media, peso cubierto
con vino.
P. H. lyatlnes
~ Nuestro eetimado amigo ell se1lor don
Vicente Urrutia, de Anasco, esth pasando por
la pena de haber perdido para siempre 4 gu
seilora nadre. LIE acompahamos su justf-
mo duelo.
**x Ha sido aprobado ell presupuesto
adicional al ordinario de 1896 81 del pueblo
de Morovis, y sc desaprueba el de Hormi gueroe
para FL mismo ailo.
s@ABASTO PUBLICO.-~Ls carne de
res, Sc expendera rnanana en- esta capital 80
centavos ell lzilo.
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NOTICIAS

- Hemos recibido detalles crcunstan-
ciados del <compontee que Sc dice sutrldo en-
ell barrio de la eYeguadas ell domingo pasado,
por los vecinos Jose Be6n Crospo su hiio
Ildefonso, iornaleros de la Jurisdiction de We
ga baia; suceso del cual nos hicimos eco al
principle de esta semana. Esos detalles 10 he
mos communicate confdencialmente qulen
puede cortar q. Sc repitan actos semeJantos Con
10 dicho queda demostrado una vez mas, que
LA CoRREsPoN DENCIA al senalar sucesos de esa
naturaleza para que Sc les ponga el debido
corrective, cumple con el patriotico honrado
deber de servr q Ia justicia, evitando actos re-
pugnantes, indignos de nuestra cultura Las
autoridades no pueden saberlo que ocurre fue-
ra del alcance dc vista, nj podran averiguar
la verdad de los hechos, mientras Sc atengan 4
pedir informes de ellos & los menos interesados
en- q. SO averigilen Por ESQ la prensa periodical
debe sefalar esos Successes fin de evitar las tras-
gresiones de la Icy, anica positiva garantfa
de los ciudadanos. Tratando de ocultar las
verdades que Sc denuncian, sirven los in
| tereses de la gran patria espanola; por ell con-
trario, sc la perjudica gravemente Sc cream de-
safectos las instituciones.
~. Desde Madrid telegrafaron al sDiario
de las PalmasS 10 siguiente: clos silvelistas
han celebrado un importaute meeting en- Va
lencia, que presidi6 don Francisco Silvela.
Este ha sostenido, en- un briiante discurso, ell
eHOFme lTaCaso HllillaJ, polltlCo y ulplC1ndllCO
del partido conservation, solcitando la inter
venci6n de la Corona Ia reunion de las Cor
tes en- Octubre para evitar catastrofes que SO
! avecnan. III sefor Silvela ahade que debe
| procederse la liquidacion del problema cuba
no. ST alguien me preguntara-dijo 10 en- un pa
rrafo insp piradlsimo- como cuando debe
procederse esa liquidaci6n, 70 contcstarfa que
ESQ Sc responde desde el poder Ell gobierno
debe decir, sin representa- mas farsas, sno
fraacamente con nobleza, miranda cara a
cara, 81 va ha llegado el momento de optar
porque Espafa pieraa d Cuba 8 Cuba pierda &
| Espana. Grandfsma sensacion ha causado ell
discurso del seiior Silvela>
Teodoro Agui|ar Mora PEREGsoF PERf6S = s2- s2-
CdILLER EN- ARTES, da classes de Ira 0'
enseianza adnite internos medio.pensionis
tas en- establecimiento. Cruz mum 6. 15-l4
*** De Aibonito: Gel mi6rcoles en- la
noche tuvo efecto otro animadfsimo bailc en-
Ia casa ayontamiento' que sc prolongo hasta
cercs de la madrugada. Las se1loritas con-
currieron, derrochando gracia belleza como
siempre, y hacienda ell encanto de la almibara-
Ua juyentud masculine.
~ Referese que el sefor Sagasta entien-
de qne los conaervadores tendran que abando.
mar e poticr por la honda division en- que sc
hallan. Ha deolarado ademas que baj ajo ningun
| concepto, 81 las Cortes llegan reunirse, asis-
tirAn el y sus amigos, mientras ell Duque de
Tetuan forme parte del gobierno. Cree que
! ell general Azcarraga no cuenta con elementos
para poder modifoar ell gabinete que preside
| ~. Sigue enfermo de bastante cuidado
nuestro distinguido amigo ell dignfsimo seflor
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t}epert0ri0 HIstoTico DE DE PuERToRlco daE

hsFsf io''o ''sssof'So por don Cayetano
Coll 1oste. Sogundo cuaderno.-Sumario:
Advertencia.- Opinion de la prensa sobre ell
repertoire tistorico Carta de Brau desde Sc
villa tarta de Coll Toste.La patria de
Ponce de Leon, por f. Newmann. Antigei-
dad de toamo. - Memoria y description de la
s!a d. i'u2rto lico mandat'a q hacer por
5. NJ ell rey don Felipe II, el aio de 1889.
Los jfl;aros, por don Jose de j. Dominguez. -
Ell padre n,ostro en- caribe del Continentc.-
Fray lingo Abbad, por E. Newman. - Las dos
horcs Gcyenda) por Santiago Vdarte. j uaT,
primer oo;spo puertorri4u 4uel1o. .--Juicio critico
del toistlendio Gle la historic de Santo Donin-
60. Efealtrides. tada ejemplar vale 25 ctys.
Lima 80 Z.
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Poesl9 Prosa colseeGn esoSgid; Gsi de las
poeta Y festive escritor don Jose Maria Monge
(Justo Derecho). tomo de 1873 paginas un
prologo de don Nicanor Bolet Peraza, en- panel
sat1nado superior, vende a peso so centa-
yos el ejemplar en- las ibrerias de los scIlores
L. SOLO y Compan1a, don Francisco J. Mar
xnach y don b. F. sanjurjo Vidal esta
i,<stlaccion.
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45--o7 7

La Rn|Ia R0sita TANCA num- 2, esquina
Rico. Dep6sito general sucursal de la gran
manufacture de tabacos establecida en- Cayey
por don Carlos Lopez. En- este establecimien-
to hay siempre un surtido constante de todas
las vitolas conocidas, tan bien presentadas como
las mejores de la Habana. Rama legftima de
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Gran Hotel de Franca Sae Soo ?Tsn Fspt.eas Rssr5s t5
situaci6n centrica con espaciosas ventiladas
habitaciones. Hospedaje desde pesos en- ade-
ANTE. B. Simonet, propietario.
Sc admiten abonados para conner +.
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Ha Vnnna1 cstacono*, socos y o"%antcs q;
w 'S"1s" maugle de camilla, dc t~s!va tama
nos. /1nfornaraa en- la tienda &c don .ost
Garcia, en- Martin Pe1a, don Pauline Andreu
San Sebastian Il. o 10, Ell Catailo, don Fran
cisco Matos, fronte s Ia Iglcsia.
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(,nrcnae fllnahrQc En- el eParfs -Bazar>,
oviV's"9 iuavDseo' de don Pedro Giusti,
hay un immense snrtido de este artfculo aoabsdo
de recibir q precios imitados. Esta casa Sc
comp, omete servir los pedidos que Sc lie ha-
gan desde Ia isla, sef como tambien las c!ntas
con las dedicatorias que Sc deseen.
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oo'lGl'5o5 81 'u'' mejor que Sc detalla en- ell
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don Maximiliano Power, recientemente nom
brado Administrator de la Aduana de la Ha-
bana. Hacemos votos por gu pronto restable-
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
DELAWARE HOSPITAL.
Miss wilson Elected Superintendent for the
WIS Eiph1h Xear

Miss Wilson Elected Superintendent for the
Eighth Year.
AT the june meeting OF the Board Of
Managers of the Delaware Hospital Miss
Wilaon was again re- elected superin.
tendent of tho institution. This will
make the eighth year Of her holding
the Office. Tho management feel much
indebted to her, not only for her several
years Of faithful and able adminiHtra.
tion, hut for her first service In the
hospitals early beginning. establishing
the work and bringing that work to its
present high standard Of efficiency.
During the past year the hospital has
added new department. n training
school for nurses. This always must
hs an important branch Of hospital
work. affording as IL does an oIpor.
tunity to young women to be thor
oughly trained In a profession OF so
much good to the world. Graduate
nurses have been employed In the past
for the e,servics of the hospital, but now
after several years Of ever widening OK
perience in both surgical and msdical
work this institution Is able. 10 its
larger development, with its able corpa
OF surgeons and phyaicians, its efficient
Huperintend and competent directrsss
OF nurses TO give 10 itb pupiis hh op-
portunity for an education hardly OK
ceeded in any hospital and in some
| ways offering an advantage over larger
hospital. Women aged from 23 to IS
yearA will be received aa pupils. The
course OF training will cover three
years, this heing the prescribed time in
lost hosnitals.
The pupils will receive an allowance,
increasing each year, which will enable
| them to provide themselves with uni
4 forms. books and necessary outfits
The money is not intended % salary,
the instruction given to the pupils
being considered the equivalent for
their services. The SUCCESS OF the
training school must depend chiefly
upon the able superintendent. who
from the beginning has been identified
with the hospital, and upon the very
efficient and competent dirertress oil
nursae, who has recently taken charge
Of this new branch Of tho work. Ap.
plication can be made by young women
who would like to avail themselves o
the education now offered by this hos
pital
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
The Coming of Hnby.

When baby comes TO the house real
happiness comes. Tho care and anxiety
count for nothing against the clinging
touch of the little hands and the sound
of the little voice. The highest function
given to human beings is bringing
healthy, happy children into the world.
Over thirty years ago the needs of
women appealed TO DR.. Pierce. now
chief consulting physician to the In
yalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute,
of Buffalo, N. !. The result of his
study improved by thirty years of
practice is embodied in DR.. Fierce s
Favorite Prescription, 1t strengthens,
purifies and makes healthy the organs
distinctly feminine. 1t gives weak
women the strength and health neces-
sary for ths promotion OF healthy chill.
Gren and it makes the bearing of those
children easy. 1t is sure to cure any
weakness or arrangement peculiar to
women: stops pain. soothes inhamma.
tion, strengthens, puriiies. inyigoratss.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
Y,,sdin pburcb.

Harry Hart, colored, aged 35 years.
died suddenly Sunday while attend.
ing services in Plymouth NJ. y. Church
on Walnut ntreet between Eighth and
Ninth. The deceased was subject 10
heart disease and DIR. }. Is. Stubbs had
been attending him for the ailment,
Sunday night be seemed to be in good
health until he suddenly dropped to
tho floor 81 the church. Several per-
sons in the congregation ran to his
assistance, but found the man dead.
Deputy Coroner Chandler was notified
and took charge Of the body. but an
inquest will not be necessary. The
deceased was unmarried.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
Progressive Friends at Lonr,yood.

The 45th annual assemblaRe Of the
Progressive Friends at Longwood near
Kennett Square on Friday. Saturday
and Sunday was largely attended.
b. Lundy Kent waR member {
the executive committee. Tho Rev.
Frederic A. Hinckley and Mrs. Eliza
beth b. Passmore acted as clerks. Tho
Rev. Lafayette Marks, d. D., of this
city, in following the Rev. Merle SI.
Croix Wright, who spoke on Religion
aud Science, " said he came to look and
listen, which he had dore, and would
go home. benefited and Instructed tie
had read the works Of the great Bayari
Taylor and had looked for the first
time upon his final resting place in
this huautiful SPOT. To find out what
is true and to Ito what is right is what
We must do in our existence here. The
Rev. Alexander Bowser also discussed
the subject. Others present from Viii.
mingtnn were Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Thatcher. Mrs. Helen Clarkson, Mrs.
Laura Webb, Miss Emma Worrall, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred d. Warner, Mrs. Reed
| and Ziba Way.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
SALOON hEEP1ERs ARRESTED.
Charged with Selling on Election Day and
sunday n Id for Court.

sunday neId for Court.
Chief of Police Dolan on Saturday
received complaint that William
Schnesse. a saloon keeper at No. ~
East Second street, was selling liquor
in violation of tha law requiring
saloons to ba closed on election day.
A squad of officers was senI to the
place under command of Capt. Kane
and the place was raided. The pro.
prietor was arrested and about 10 wit
resses were secured
On Sunday morning Martin Dolan.
proprietor OF the Western Hotel,
Fourth and Orange streets, was
arrested by squad of of,iters charged
with selling liquor on Sunday.
In municipal court on Monday both
Scbneese and Dolan waived prelimi-
nary hearing on the charge and were
held in $500 bail for the upner court.
James Metcalf, who was arrested
Friday, charged with non-support Of
his wife and two children. was on
Monday required to give 5000 bail fol
bis appearance at the upper court to
answer tho charge.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
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Curative power is contained in Hoods Sar-
saparlla than in any other similar prepara-
tion. II costs the proprietor and manufac-
turer more. II costs the jobber more aud It
Is worth more to the consumer, More skill
is required in its preparation and it COM
bines more, remedial qualities than any
otuer medicine. Consequently it has
record of more cures and its sales are more
thanthose Of any other preparation. Hoods
Sarsaparilla is the best medicine to bny be-
cause it isan honest medicine and thousands
Of testimonials prove that 1t does actually
and permanently cure, disease