The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-09
PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAYS
TUESDAY. AUGUST 9 1898.


\ TUESDAY. AUGUST 9 1893.
THE Chester (Pa.) Times publishes the
following communication from business
mum:
"The solicitation by societies, clubs,
churches and other organizations for var
ious forms OF advertising on programs,
fans, placards, hal become such nuisance
that the business men should decline to
encourage it. A an advertising medium
they are absolutely worthless, and those
who are induced to advertise therein know
IT but have not the courage to decline.
fearing that refusal will hurt their BUSH
mess; but they should not fear this. The
writer has steadily refused TO give
aid in this form for the past three years.
and 1t has not in the least interfered with
his business. II your service Is right and
your goods and prices are right, no fear -
to be Apprehended on this score Itil a
stand and deliver sort Of business Have
little nerve aud refuse, anu thus put an
end to this annoyance"
1.-THE newspapers are the legitimate way
to reach the people. The hand ILLS an
programs are only waste of money and
severe tax upon the merchants. Refuse
W RAtAUulL6 lucIl anu tu0v WA DIV NAE"
appear, the same as other nuisances Or
Matchmaking schemes
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gwen W 'ne hiee'uo"' 'o'"'s'ao 'ou"''
Du' as ye' i's eonson0s "'o NV ""o"u
There is q general feeling Of relief that
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sn"f' WIG op."'o" '""p ~ W." w "oo'p.
that Spain's reply is such tina. the war will
soon draw to n close and nearly one hun
trad ,bousand tro,,ps be mustered out of
.ervioe. 1t VIII hereafter require II large
atanainu army for Unc'e Sam aud that
vin not he hard to procure The war with
Spair will rive this country u better navy
and larasr army. It Is better to DO pre-
oarad for war than caught manning us was
she case with the present difficulties.
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charge. Section SAYS, no costs shall he
,,aid by person accused, on bill being
Returned iguoramus nor on atquittal.
These laws have been repeatedly disobey
ed by the different Squires and it is high
time tho letter Of tho law was more re.
spected by the men who have sworn to
preserve it, If YOU are rot satisfied with
the charges of the Squires, consult The
City Solicitor or the States Attorney.
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INV ""'' ,.a
'ne'F 'osa' IA WV. ""u Now s's',i,,,.a,
for the Legislature Harry Hartlove, of
the Fourth ward, win be candidate in the
third District. H has charge Of the city
hall clock. George S. Kloberg, Of Third
ward and Assistant City Treasurer, will
be a candidate in the Fourth District.
Martin Malone Of the Tenth ward. who
works on the city stone crusher, will be q
candidate in the Fifth District. II these
men are elected, there will be no new city
ebarter, that is their pledge on running
for the Legislature
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Ahh Dun'o game u winning ','n'. ~
"snaie " .1'' w, ""' 'Ao ',.ean' W -u.'n
Villiamsport. Pa, to his death He drew
ep5C0 from the bank and played several
aames of cards, then became unconscious
was taken to his home in that state, and
aied that night. 1t is strange what fools
We mortais be- The greed for gain, with
cut having to work for it, Is something
wonderful No wonder confidence men
md bunco games flourish like green bay
1ree.
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A.ooHpiN' W 'hs'ruo''ons iloih ""sh-
"s''n' every te'oip' given w tno iee's-
Ears W 'hoSe VINO resis'e'eu on SATURDAY
49, ID ho goou' 'hey iach ven cen'
department 10 make them legal Accord
ing 10 thls rullng tne STATE Will only le-
sslVe W cents from each voter as the stamp
yili have to be paid Tor and provided by
Vne state Inc state mas no right TO COM
the clt'Zehs gettlng registered 10 Fay |
~ the stamp that goes on the receipt Inc
paw law is gooa one ana we aoh't see
DOW IL ID the Dellocrats passeu such laif
iHE Iate mat overlook young Joseph
%e'ter IN Dis famous wheat deal, was what
she writer was looking ana hoping tor lie
SsserVes no sympathy, and any man or SET
q men who speculate In bread stuffs de-
eerve the same fate. The supply and de-
Aand should regulate the price Of wheat
Il the demand is legitimate, then we have
not word to say, but when men conspire
10 create an artificial price, then they