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The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

MEAT WOMAN, GENERAL HOUSEwORK
N private family, country. $50; waitress, plain
country hotel SIS; housework girs, etc MUIR
RAY & REALLY, Leading Employment Agents,
634 and 636 Clay st.
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yNTAITRE- SES FOR SPRINGS AND COUN-
w try hotels 800 HOTEL GAZETTE, 42C
Kaarnv nt
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

mIOOO LIVERY AND BOARDING STA
ID IOUU. bic for sale; viii positively clear
$3.50 per month, salsfact ory trial gwen and full
invesiga alton al ehved. NJ. LESS, Fourth ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

IUDLE-AGED WOMAN WISHES HOUSE
Nl work by the day; gool references; Will sleep
home 1868 Broadway, near Jones.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

VIy ED-SCANDINAVIAN HOUSEGIRL,
w city $40; German housegirls, Sausalito and
Alameda $40; French second girl, SIS; girls to
assist, SO TO S15 315 Sutter.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

y MATTRESSES. CITY, SIS A WEEK: WAIT
I ress, Monterey, Cal, $50 and room; vaitr ess,
Santa Cruz $40 and room; Mattresses nice cafe,
$40 week; waitresses county hotel, $40 and
room each: cham mbermaid, country, SIS, room,
etc: mattresses, 81 week. MARTIN & CO.,
TAG Market st
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Young GIRL WISHES POSITION TO DO
i light housework where she attend night
school and have about hours or days in
week. z441 California
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

AUNDRESS: RESORT HOTEL; s25, ROOM
II ETC. call early. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

DAWNBROKER-OLD GOLD. SILVER, CAST
i of clot hing bought, Add. COLEMA AN. Al Thirt
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

w NTED-4 SECOND COOKS, SIS, 81 AND
w $11 week and $25 month"; restaurant cooks,
city and country; 10 ezra walters ~ day: omni-
bus, 81 day; ranch COOK, $16; dishwasheIs,s$4 q
week; hotel and dshwasher, country. $50
and others Apply to J. F. CRoSETT q CO., 62S
Sacramento
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

GJ6O RESTAURANT; GOOD LOCATION;
eDCOO. magnifcenty furnished throughout;
rent low; doing fine paying busness vel l-estab-
lished trade; rare chance NJ LESS Fourth ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

COX MEN WANTED TODAY, FROM $1b TO
OOC $50 per month and found, such black
smith for country shop; mixer, $50 and found;
$50 railroad men, free fare: 40 farmers, orchard
and vineyard hands, $26, $25 and 500; men to
hoe beans, etc. $50; fruitpick ers: choremen
Sl5; mi kers, $40; 20 tlemakers, redwood, 7c
each; 40 wood choppers. pine and redwood, com
pany will furnish tools and food, 81 Is per cord |;
6 sawmilI woodsmen for large lumber com.
pany. $40 and $28 half fare paid: 10 laborers for
city lumber company to handle lumber in yard,
81 rs to 50 day: 60 laborers and teamsters,
city and country jobs, 81 70. 81 go and 81 So q
day and S26 per month and board; eamsters
for ranch, $40 and found. MURRAY & READY,
634 and 636 Clay st.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

EMPLOYMENT OFFICE-MRS. LAMBERT
u All Powell st (teL Main 1899 furnishes best
help OF all nationalities-
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

0OS0 BRANCH BAKER STATIONERY.
eDCOO. and cigar business; Western Addition; (;
lfvirg-rooms; old blished business; doing well;
viii bear investis alton. NJ. LESS, Fourth ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

CkCOND COOK, HOTEL. $50; 4 COOKS FOR
- country hotels and restaurants, $40. $3U and
$40: cook for private boarding house, country,
$35: bu tcher for restauran. $50; cook and second
for a resort near city, $40 and $50; dishwashers,
potwashess. etc. c. k. HANSEN d CO., 10S
Geary st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

| EIRST-CLASS COOK, BEST CITY REFER
+ ences wishes homework in small family; city
or country. 342 Minna ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

A RE YOU THINKING OF PURCHASING OR
IA renting q piano? II so don't fall to call and
inspect the fine Instruments selling for $S.
s4, So, So. 81. SS, 50 and $1c per month; every
piano guaranteed. SHERMAN, CLAY & CO.,
steinway Dealers corner Kearny and outter SITS.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

1l.7 NINTh ST-BKANCH OFFICE OF
taken
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SITUATIONS wANTED-Continu.r

GERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION FOR
VI light housework. G. G. e., box 152, Call.
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WANTED - SITUATION AS WORKING
w housekeeper by mddIe-aged meTican lady.
Address MRS Ii. MILES, 5U4 Fifteenth St, room
10, OAKLAND.
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"ANTED-TO MAKE LADIES WALKING
w suits for 81 satisfU ction guaranteed. S1612
Jessie St.. OF Ninth.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

Young WIDOW WISHES POSITION As
hOusekeeper; plain sewing. Grant ave, T. 2
DERFECr FITTING AND STY LlSH DRESS
/ making done reasonable. MCDOWELLS, l03
Post st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

WANTED - COMFORTABLE, FURNISHED
w room, near Polk and Hayes sts.
n ENTLEMAN WISHES TO RENT PLA IN
VI furnished room. Address G. t. box 81, Call
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

NEAT YOUNG GIRL WISHES POSITION TO
IN do general housework and cooking or up
stairs work and waiting at table. 256 Noe ave-,
near >ixIeenth 81.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

COOK, SMALL HOTEL. S25 AND ROOM;
" cook, few boarders, $50 and room: pastry, $50
to $40 and room: COOK. delcscy place S25; cook
resort. SIS and room: cook, city, $50 and room.
MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

-
{ hEaI lNDUCEMENT-AN INTEREST IN
" frst-class gold mine will be given to tn,
right party; money to be used 10 erect mill Cal
or add ess ID. II. FER S. 45u Townsend St
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

TRONEKS; FANCY AND PLAIN WORK; $l5
to S25, board room, etc MARTIN d CO.. 749
Market St
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

DELIABLE ENGLISH GIRL WISHES SIT
II uation 10 do second work in private family;
good reference 1911 EDDY ST
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

DEFINED ENGLISH WIDOW WISHES PO
II siuon rs housekeeper. widower's or bachelors
home preferred. Z9 Eddy st., room l5
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EXPERIENCEDG GERMAN WOMAN WISHES
u any kind of work by the day or week. 222As
Fourth
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HELP wANrEp-Cont,nu.n.

MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH
N1 esjeweiry. sealskins. Uncle Hsrris, 5Grant sv
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

" MUND, matchmaker and jeweler, 226 Ellis st
DOCKS OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT. HOLMES
ID Book Company, 704 Mission st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

GERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO
VI do homework and plain cooking. Call at bak-
cry, Post and Laguna
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

XN ANTED-iO LADIES TO TAKE HOMI
w light work; instruction 81. TIT Market st.
room 4.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

Sd IDDLE-AGED WIDOW WOULD LIKE PO-
Iti sition housekeeper in widower's family or
roomng- house. ADDRESS MRS D.. All Minna.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

WOMAN WISHES TO WORK BY THE DAY:
W washing or cleaning of any kind; 75c per day.
650 Mission st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

" general nouseworK, $25: also young girl for
light housework Sl2. Call tor days 257 Glenn
entina st. Off Fonr. b.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

E&9 CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR CARDS:
ES~S California designs foz Eastern visitors: Ep-
worth Lea sue cards. HILL, 2212 Geary st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

COCO BRANCH BAKERY AND GRO
I'd -OO. cery-store: best location Ia the Mis-
sion; nice living-rooms; rent only $12; value in
sight. NJ. LkSS, Fourth 81.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

" oUNG GIRL JUST FROM THE EAST DE-
sres to secure a lucrative housekeeper's place
bachelors widowers home preferred. 821
Mission St. room 5.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-08

Brandywlre CM Il Mission Jossup's Lane.
Z W Jordan. pastor Preaching 1899 IN by
u brother frOn shiloh aud 80 N by BRO
Isaac Swlggard 80 p IN hy Si5ter Queen
sunday school ? 20 y IN Prayer meeting on
THURSDAY at IN led by Bro GOO Hogan
Eighth street Baptist Church. Ilcy H. G.
Jones paslor. Cove nnnt meeting 20 10 Il III
Preaching - p m by tue itcy P, enty
Sunday schooi2p III
Boulden's Union A VI T. Chapo |. Eighth an |
Locust streets ltcv II BouI,en pastor
Preaching 10 20 III by Key David Murray aud
ami + 30 pm by pastor Class II N Sunday
school 2 pm listers prayer meeting p IN
Moores A NJ L Chapel. For street between
Scott auI Lincoln Rev W II SprIgss. pastor
Quarterly meeting Preaching 100 "a by
Tustor Subl-ct. "The Smoking Flny " ~
IN SUNDAY sch oil Preaching 3p M brs Eev
W II DAVIS. p t. and 20 p N by vistor' u
y III Lords supper
Grant 4 NJ L Mission. Locust street South
Wilmington. Rev j IL Lee. pastor Preach
Rev James Hubert sunday school II IN
Union U. "A. NJ E Cnurcl Ere lci -trG,5
Preaching 10 80 n nj aud 70 p IN orning
subject, Tho WORK Of tho Holy Spirit
Communion at night sunday school 30 p IN
Christian indehvor 80 pm.
St Paurs A. Z. Church, South Wilmington
Rev. g. IG. Bivens. psstor Prencning 10 ~ q
III by Rev J u Cooper At 0 IN by Rev RI
Love foast 30 u IN Sunday school III
Christian Endeayor League Thursday eve
ing. Lords supper 80 n IN
Plymouth A. NJ. Z. Zion Church. Walnut
street above Eighth. Rev Horton Chamhers
pastor Preaching 10 80 am by Rev LII tais'n
and 7sj IN BY Rev NJ Deyins sunday
school 2p in. Christian Endeavor . n M
PreacaiDg . - p IN by Wills Diokerson
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-08

The preaching Of Rev. L. w. Layteld
the new pastor of Smyrna Circuit says
tho Smyrna Times, is greatly pleasing his
congregations. The congregation Of
Friendship chnrcb ThOroughfure Neck,
has considerably enlarged and are giving
the new pastor a henfty welcome. At
Jerman Chapel Sunday night there were
more people Than seats could be provided
for.
DIR. ]. L. Estln, Chaplain of the w. s.
Hancock Post, No. 29 Il. A. II, will
preach a sermon at Smyrna, to that body
Sunday morning.
The choirs of Bethel A. NJ. e. Church
will give IL "Belshazzur Feast" at the Odd
Fellows Hall, on East street, at smyrna,
Friday evening May lIth.
The "Rothwell Farm owned by Frank
Bailey, which WAS reCently bargained for
by Mr.. Merritt Wiliitts of Middletown. and
forfeited for non compliance, has been
sold by Cosgritf u Beck to Mr. ), L. Kahn
OF Philadelphia sOn-in-law of Mr.. John
M. Noshell of Smyrna, for Sl00OO. The
farm is one of the most desirable in this
vicinity aud contains APO acres OF good
tllable land. Mr.. Kahn expects to move
there with his family In a few months
Miss Anna Cats, of Smyrna, by Il mis-
step, fell down II short flight Of stairs on
Monday night and broke her right arm
near the shoulder Medical assistance
was secured and she is doing well.
The Rev. B. Z. Warren has been sent By
his Conference to First Church Kingston
n. Y, and the Rev. +. l.. HoliGcker to
Trinity Church III the same city. Both
these ministers married Talbot county
women, being then in Wilmington Confer
puce.
Z The Rev John II. Howard, D. d, form
erly of the Wilmington Methodist Episco-
pal Conference, has been appointed pastor
of church ut Stal Teton, Staten Island,
and the Rev, c, +, Masten, formerly Vi
the Peninsula, has boon appointed pastor
Of a church at Colorado Syringe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-08
PARTIES AND
WEDDINGS.
Merry Gathering at May Parties
and Evening Socia's.
GOSSIP IN SOCIETY CIRCLES.
A HAPPY BIRTHDAY.

A number of neighbor and friends as
sembled at the comfortable farm home Of
Mr.. Samuel NJ. Alcom near Stanton on
last (Friday) evening to celebrate the
fifteth anniversary Of his birth.
1t was genuine surprise on the part OF
Mr.. Alcom who could scarcely be made to
believe that he had scored half century
and his mirth and jollity during the even
ing convinced the exactly fifty guests that
were present that either there must be
some mistake in tho Bible record of his
birth or that father Time certainly has
dealt with him most kindly. A few silver
threads amongst the hair that frames his
genial face is all that marks the passing
time.
During the evening as token of the
occasion Mr.. Alcom's wife. Maggie e.,
presented to him through Rev. MIR. Col
Inns, beautiful aud comfortable arm
porch chair.
Among those present on this occasion
were: james Brown and wife, Mrs, ANnie
Brown, Thos. Dickerson and wife, Jabez
Banks, wife and daughter, VIM. Chandler
wife and daughter, Walter Wright, Rev.
Mr. Collins, Mrs. Vim. Legg, Mrs. Sadie
Campbell John Turner, wife and daugh.
ter, James Valentine, wife and daughter,
Egbert Klair and wife, Evan klair, wife
daughter, Isaac Taylor and wife, Mrs. Ben
nett Harvey Crnnton and wife, Mrs Sallie
Ball, Samuel Alcorn, Jessie Jones and
wife, Lydia Buckson and Frank Ayers.
After pleasant dancing, in which all
participated in the merry making anu the
good things for refreshments tho COM
pany dispersed about midnight, promising
to be en- hand to celebrate the century
mark.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-08

The Method Of a Grcui Treatment inr Venh
moss al Allen. Winch G"rea Him Alter
Everything Else Failed.
Painful diseases are bad enough, but
when man is slowly wasting away with
nervous weakness, the mental furrbOuing4
are ten times worse than the most severe
pain. There is no lot up TO the nenJal
Suffering day or night. Sleep Is almost
impossible and under such Il strain tnen
are scarcely responsible for what they do
For years the writer rolled and tossed Oh
the troubled sea Of sexual weakness until
1t was question whether he had not bet.
tor take dose of poison and thus end all
his troubles But providcntial Inspiration
came to his aid in the shape Of u com.
binatiUn Of medicines that not only com
pletely restored the general health, but
enlarged his weak, emaCiated parts to
natural size and yigor, and he now declares
that any man who will take tho trouble to
send his name and address may have tho
method Of this wonderful treatment FREQ.
Now when Say free | mean absolutely
without cost, because | want every weak.
ened man to get tho benefit of my export.
ence.
am net u philnuthrUpisJ, Nor do pose
as Oh enthusiast, but there ARC thousands Of
mon suffering the mental fortunes Of
weakened manhood who would he cured
at once GOulu thy hut got such IA remedy
as the one that cured mo. DO not try to
rtudy how | can Etfurd to ray the few
portage stamps necessary to mail thu
Information, but send Tor 10. uul lparu
that there arc few things on earth that
although thoy C Ost nothing TO got ihay hrH
worth fortune to most mon and mrnu il
lifetime Of happiness to most ur us Write
to Thomas SinIer, Box 221 knIunnLtu,
Mich. the Information win DO luatlod Oh l.
plain scaled envelope O4s,l gr.w-s
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-08

DOVER, May TIA, joint special com.
mittee OF the Legislature met here again
to-day to provo the charges that money
has been demanded for the passage Of GER
tain bills In the General Assembly. Two
Of the committeeman were absent wheh
Chairman HAZEL called the meeting TO
order. They were Woodward W. Cheairs.
OF the House, and Samuel II, Meredith OF
the Senate.
The Investigation was confined to-day to
the CHARGES made in Wilmir - ~ ,',"""r
that a certain prominent lawyer had In
his possession letters from two members
of the House, explaining that for stipu-
lated sum Of money they would see that
the bills offered by the attorneys received
favorable consideration.
Merris Taylor, the editor Of the paper
was called aud interrogated rs to the source
Of his information. He declined to give it
on the ground that 1t was conveyed to him
In confidence He then said that the law
yer had told him that he held receipted
bills showing that $40 had been paid to
one legislator and s2l to another.
When the lawyer learned that there was
to be an Investigation Of the matter Mr..
Taylor said that he came to him and said
II was a mistake that the money had been
paid to the Secretary OF State for certified
copies of the bills and that 1t was legitb
mate transaction.
Chairman Hazel said to-day that Mrs.
Crocker and Mrs Ackian would both be
summoned before the committee to d.
vulge the names of the persons who ap-
preached the former and demanded money
to purchase votes for the passage OF the
Aeklan divorce bill. Herbert N. Fell,
manager of the Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York, will also be sum
moned before the committee to disclose
the name Of the man who informed him
that for certain sum of money he could
kill the insurance bill In tho House.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-08

They picked him up at the bottom Of
the stairs, and although hasty ezamina-
ton showed that no bones were broken
be was painfully bruised and partially UNI
conscious. At last he drew O long breath
and asked to BIO taken home. Then some
body inquired how it had happened. He
smiled sadly and said:
81 went up to see the editor"
eyes And he was I'M"
He was. Iplaced IL sheet of paper be-
fore him and requested him to read what l
had written upon it, Ho wanted to know
what it was. II
"And did yOu tell him?"
81 said it was poem on the beautiful
snow"
And what happened them"
Il don't remember but guess he did
the rest cleveland Leader.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-08
CARD HASkET.

James W. Ponder is MT Milford.
Mrs. Il. B. Jones Is at Atlantic City for
short sojOurn.
Master Cecil Weaver of this city, is visit
ing relatives in ElktOn.
George Turner was IN E!kton visitor
in this city u few days ago
The members of the Legislature visited
Cherry Island Marsh to-day.
Augustus &. Mung, of New York is
visiting relatives in this city.
Mr.. William Stewart, Of Port Deposit,
visited this city tho first of the week.
Ella c. Phillips of Cheswold has re.
ceived IN original widows pension.
The delegation of railroad men and their
wives left today for Los Angeles, Cal.
Hubert Kirk of this place is visiting his
uncle, Thomas j Wilson Mt Rising Sun.
Delaware College students last evening
presented the play, "Enlisteu. For the
War"
Miss Mabel Anderson Of Cecilton, Md,
visited Mrs. Il, II, PearCe, Oh Saturday
last.
Mrs. Gertrude Augusta Pearce and
Mrs. j. O steele were IN this c!ty thlS
week.
Miss Lizzie Caldwell returned to her
home in Ccciltou after u pleasant vlHlt TO
this city
Willard Salisbury is in Ottawa, Canada
on a business trip He will return home
| Monday.
John Anderson of Cccilton, spent part
If last week among friends and relatives
| IL this city.
Mrs. J. Polk Steele, of Chesapeake City
spent Tuesday and Wednesday with
friends in this city.
Mr., and Mrs. Ewood P Pyle, Mrs L B.
Moore and Joseph Pyle, Jr., are at at tho
Traymore, Atlantic City.
Mr. Geo, Walnsloy, Principal of Bethel
Public School and little laughter, George,
visited Wilmington this week -s-s
Hon, Thos. pcarcc, cx.member of the
General Assembly of Maryland has been
visiting his brother Mr., j, h Pcarce.
J. Polk Steele Of Chesapeake City,
President Of the Board Of County Gem
mi5sioncrs from Cecil county was visitor
in this city last week.
Miss Laura Bigger, formerly of this
city, will shortly make her debut with
Burt Haverly, The wGllknown actor, Gu
tho vaudeville stage in New York
U. S. Marshal David Hughes and John
| Hughes Of this city, were in ElktOn last
sunday, helping William H. Hughes of
that place celebrate bis Glst birthday.
James Scott, Mr. White Miss Florence
Lednum and Miss Jessie Lang of this
place, drove to West Chester Thursday,
and were the guests Os Miss Jennie Kilt
Of that Borough
The opera "Snov Ball" which was to
havo bvon presented by tho Wilmington
Dramatic Club Monday night, has been
postponed until Saturday night, owing to
the illness Of Miss Walton. Tickets sold
will be good at that time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-08
Putaway the little pants
Do not try TO mend the hole,
Little Willie does not nsed them now,
For he climbed an electric pole.
Manhattan Laundry, 806 King street.
Delaware pharmsceuticaI Society

The eleventh annual meeting of the Del.
aware Pharmaceutical Society was held In
Milford, May Q. The attendance was
about thirty per cent OF the membership
Isaac 5: Truit, Esq president OF the Town
n B. Danforih Of Wilma g..tS :.:.:sanaad
in behalf Of the members. President ia.
cob Y. Foulk delivered his annual address
dwelling mostly on trade problems. Il.
W. II. SIedem and J. II. Hahn of Phila-
delphia wcrs present as delegates from
the Penn. Association and were invited TO
alt as corresponding members. Mr. Sted.
en-, upon invitation, made very interest
ing address on urinary analysis which W,
received with applause
Mr.. Hahn extended warm invitation
to the members to attend his State meet
ing at Delaware Wafer Gap. A vote of
thanks was rendered.
The various standing committees report
cd through their chairman, showing more
interest than usual in the preparation of
tho reports.
The following new members were elect
ed r. G. Magee, Wilmington; Cecil NJ.
Mulliken, Baltimore; II, Edward Brown,
Milford; ". T. Starkey. Milton; II. l..
Mason, Clayton; DR.. J. o. Pierce, Milford;
G. w. Pleasanton, Milford; NJ Morris
Stevenson, FELTON,; Herbert Luff, FELTON,;
J. B. WEIGH, Milton; o. o. b. Straysr,
Wilmington; j. H. Boone, Wilmington;
d. n, Weldon, Smyrna j. G. Roberts,
Wilmington, and twelve others, making
the largest addition known in the history
Of the society.
Mr.. Sypherd, chairman of committee on
Legislation and secretary of the Board Of
Pharmacy made an extended report, show
ing the difficulties he had in getting phar-
macists and qualified assistants to comply
with the new law.
This requires q REORGANIZATION every
three years and a fee Of a5c After con
siderable discussion, Mr.. Poole Of Will
mington, was appointed to assist in secur-
ing compliance with the law so as to
correct and revise the Boards list.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, W. +.
Dunn, Smyrna; ylce'presidents, H. X.
Watson, Wilmington. Or. g ". Mar
shall, Milford H L. Wallace, Seaford;
secretary, +. w Fem, Wilmington;
treasurer Jos P, Williams, Wilmington;
local secretary, G B. Raymond, Smyrna.
The following ma mes were recommended
to the Governor from which to select a
member to I'LL the place of Dr.. Robinson
whose term will soon expire in the Board
of Pharmacy; DR.. W. b. Ha,nes, DR..
John 9. Prettyman, Jr, and Dr. Geo. W.
Marshall
The members gathered on the lawn Of
Ex-Governor Causeg and u local photo
grapher secured picture. At one o'clock
the annual dinner was enjoyed in the
National Hotel In the evening the spa.
cious residence Of Col Geo. w. Marshall
was thrown open tc the association, and a
most delightful reception was given.
Strong resolutions were passed in behalf
Of Miiiords hospitality.
The next annual meeting will be held in
Smyrna