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MAN-With s1OO to $3OO to invest with serv- ices in paying business. Address w, tnis office. S-Io-ot
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WANTED-Three furnished or unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping; no chil- dren; near In as possible; possession dur ing coming week; good reference. Ad- dress "Clem," Age-Herald. 3-l7-2t
The age-herald., 1900-03-18

WANTED-Ffve homes for ready buyers looking for bargains, on north side-one for s15OO, one for $l, ,75o, one for 5000, one for g, 500 or 5000, and one for $4.0O0. Call early Monday. B. F. --Oorp.
The age-herald., 1900-03-18

WANTBD-To buy a second-handed soda fount. Apply at once. c. Comack, Ems ley Ala.
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HUSTLING YOUNG MAN-Wants work; can do anything; reference satisfactory. Address M, care this office. 3-17-2t
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s4 4OOO-Buys two excellent 2-story Broom houses, large corner lot, fronts South Highland car line. B. F. EDorn..
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WANTED--Services of intelligent, reliable, permanent man. Office and outside work Enclose stamp and references. A. T. MOT ris, P O. Gen. Delivery.
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PERSONAL ATTRACTIVE YOUNG WIDOW-s10, 900 in money, s20,00O in property, wants husband . with business ability and good moral char acter. Address Box 216, Station O. Chi- cago.
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uNsEA lNG>F uJRATs
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GENTLEMAN-54 years of age, indepen- dently wealthy, would marry lady who would appreciate beautiful home MT. Grant, IF East 23d Street, New York,
The age-herald., 1900-03-18
See my fine diamonds.
 A. s. Smith, 2O3 N. 2Oth
The Arlington Cafe; that's all

Gelder's Restaurant open all, night.
The age-herald., 1900-03-18

MORPHINE, WHIsKY-29 years a special ist. Dr. A. s. Woolley. 2l0S Avenue G,
 Birmingham. Ala 3-3-3m-sun- wed-f fri
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WANTED-A lady with splendid references would like a situation as companion with some nice lady; can assist in houselzeep- ing. Address, Mrs. B., care of Age-Herald. G, 2,O00-Twenty-acre fruit and truck farm
 best bargain in the county; 1000 bearing grapes, 800 bearing fruits, ? houses, out houses, fine water, land very rich; five miles from city on fine road. Has cost over 5000. To make quick sale owner will accept 5000. Terms easy. B. F. Eborn. ~
The age-herald., 1900-03-18

HOUSEWIVES are 1nclng smoked cur ;ains and shades. By using electric lights you doa't smoke your curtains ana sha6es and don't consume the oxygen so necessary to health. 1O-li-tI
The age-herald., 1900-03-18

1 LADIES-Free Harmless Monthly Regula- | tor; cannot fail. Mrs. B. Rowan, Mill l waukee, Wis. 3-7-1y
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WANTED-Hustling young man, married, wants position salesman or bookkeep- CT. Several years experience Can give good references Address, Hustler, care ARe-Herald.
The age-herald., 1900-03-18
 PERSONA

$2100-Pretty, brand new ceottage home; Splendid location, large lot South High lands
The age-herald., 1900-03-18

WANTED-First-clas board and room for two young men at $21.5O within five blocks of postoffce. Address A, Age-Hera1d. WANTED-First-class room and board for a young lady within few blocks of busi- ness part of town. Address A, care of Age Herald.
The age-herald., 1900-03-18

PERSoNAL-Marry; send 20 for monthly matrimonial paper; wealthy patrons; es- tablished 12 years. MT. and Mrs Drake, 155 Washington street, Chicago. 3-1S-sun-4t
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MARRY-Send 2c for monthly matrimonial paper; wealthy patrons; established 12 years. MT. and Mrs. Drake, 155 Washing
 Ion St (thieapo 1-2S-4t-Sun
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FOR RENT-Large front room, with pri- vate bath. 223 7th avenue. 3-14-3t-Wed- fri-sun
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WANTBD-Agents, $200 monthly guaran- teed; live men only; necessary active and reliable. Dry Powder Fire Extinguisher Co.,, 114 East 25th street, New York.
The age-herald., 1900-03-18

ELECTRIC, Gas and Combination Fix lures, manufactured in Birmingham by United Electric Co., E-25-tf OPIUM, Morphine, Whisky-If interested in the cure of these habits write for my book on these diseases. Mailed free. B. M. Woolley, M. D., Atlanta, Ga.
 12-31-sun-26t
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WANTDD-2 capable German house siris. Address with reference, Hotel St. Georse' Nn+ayaro Ala 3-16-5t
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wANTED-Two CT three first-cass lady ad- yertisdng solicitors. Only those of expe-
 rience and good reference need apply. Ed
 E williams 1919 First ave.
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R,2OOlCozy Groom home. fine corner lot, between 10th and 16th streets. near 1lth avenue, South Highlands B. r. Eborn.
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LOST-Between baggage room on Morris avenue and around to intersection of First avenue and Twentieth street, T diamond solitaire in screw setting. Lib eral reward for return to Collier Drug company. 3-9-tt
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ELECTRIC LIGHTS. Electrlc Bells install ed by United Electric Co., ll-Zo-tt
The Southern star. (DeKalb, Miss.) 1898-1908, 1900-10-24
THE GREAT SHOW

Not only havs tho rewsparrvs a.
New York city reconily and again
smrhas'scdfthe fact, but tits gcneral.
y known thrcugbnut tho breadth II
the whole land, as we'll. that the Adam
Forspaush and Sells Drothers' great
consolidated shows, which arn 10 ex-
hiLit at MERIDIAN, on FRIDAY.
Nov. End FAR surpassos any other sini-
lar organization IN the number of
wild l~a,ls, amphlhia, c,cphaats, hor-
~, performing enimals, riders. aeria.
lists, acrobais. clowns lsapers, chariot.
GERS, jockeys, great artists, and glo.
ricns acts, and in qurn,lty and quail.
i Of entertainment furnished for tbs
ordinary price ol admission. Among
the most notable new prodlglrs intro
dnded VIII 10 found llassan Ali, the
Easplian giant, sail 10 IL the ,allest
Man On earth. aud for tlio past two
years big feature with tho lIarnum
\ Bailey show IN Iond and Great
lIriitsin. The number If principal
male and aud female lar oAek riders
has bean increased II nins.een; that of
the clowns 70 twents.lisc, aud IN the
aerial and acrobatic departments the.
additions are prop, rti.,natsy y largo
ad brilliant Ths grand donblea
street parade has boon made still sore
richly and uniquely attractsse, and in
,yery.dircction stiil greater effort has
lsen made and greater outlay incurred
q more than meet the popular demand
'or cheap. wholesome. stirring aud bill
lrous entertainment.
The Southern star. (DeKalb, Miss.) 1898-1908, 1900-10-24
How a Christian
Should Vote

We do not arrogate to ourselves even
a medicum Of political wisdom, but II
We should, even BY accident, give good
advice on tue suffrage question, then
oui suggestions are as worthy Of con.
.siderat:on as the concrete wisdom Of i
partisan Solomon. Let Us 6x and fas-
ten your attention on one great and
important truth, and that II that God
deveF hasdons and naver will al Eor
man what man can DO for himself.
Prayer Is the lever that moves the
throne Of God and causes Ieavc1 to
respond to the petitions Of men, hut
we might agcnlze in yrayer until onr
tongue was paralyzed and our knees
eallous and yet our God would pay no
attention to such invoctions because
We are asking him to do something we
can do for ourselves.
"God hates coward" is an old and
true saying. We profess TO want a.
change from our political grievances,
and the burdens Of taxation. No
doubt but great many good men are
The Southern star. (DeKalb, Miss.) 1898-1908, 1900-10-24

Ipgaylhg over this matter but there /
no hslswe' 70 such prayers simply be
cause incy ASK amiss.
Thsy shoald FIRST ask the good r.or,
Il enable them 70 pluck out the mot,
IL their avn eyrs 80 that they can an
prcaehother men in spirit of con
sclenlious honesty and adylNe them
how % vote in the pending Novembe,
eleesion.
II you are a partisan and cast d
llaihocraiic, Republican, or PopuIisi
Ticket just because your pariy directs
ypp to support IFS nominee, theS you
ara po patriot, and that Clod-g.yen Ia
lem n talents Is or are buried out Of
sight IN your narrow, hide-bound pref,
sndhcs. We hear lnsn say, after par.
tlSIpating ip party primaries, iaat
'thef afs honor-bound 10 support the
caalsl Alase named. We snppos that the
des I'D this argument to Adm ar.
ter 1lad eaten the forbidden fruit.
u "A "a been one Of his (lhe deyiI's)
cliilrhers since ths morning of time
ahe Ten Commandments the
Il ple liibie give this plausible, bnt
Infamous falsehood the straight.out
III
Elonor.bound TO votc for man or
'afty ii the wrong, discounts your
naphood, blacken and besmirches your
hsaqcter, lowers your dignity, reduces
'ou 10 the level Of d thick-headed Hot.
entot and makes yon a poodIe.dor,
hot hicks the hand that snites, aud
awns the feet that kicks you,
The only reason that sensible men |
nns debase and degrade themselves, Ii !
ecause they have no political honesty. |
Again men belong to parties because
ney wish to 90 with the majority, and
lare in the spoils system. This Is d
~ grovcling, sord.d, solHsh, vile in.
,ntive that wallows in the cess-Bools
political infamy and sleeps tho bare
Iretch In the slime and fifth Of an ava
lcious greed, that strips man Of every
lnobling attribute and makes him i
hesdllng sycorhaht, without princi.
4 ahd without honor. aa.. s.
Daleahg man eat down on llia knees
Il ask U6d To bless him IN casting
i vote for a party that sends the 81
III ubildren Of q favored few to state
Il Ols for nine unnths in enc year.
4 80 ediIdtsn of poor parentaqe
ur nncnthsg Dare any man Insult
ID BY eternAlly dinning in bis fami.
! ears ECONOMY, economy" and yet
to for q lfan who receives S8.657 for
ty days service in congress2
Can any man give his God a good |
ason for perpetuatIng a party in |
wer that has surpassed all political
yanizations in its embezzlements and
llfeasances in office; its mob law; It's
The Southern star. (DeKalb, Miss.) 1898-1908, 1900-10-24
Subscription 500 PerYear

high handed disregard ~ all law. both
human anil divine, It's sale u pubHr
school lands n D nominal sum; its PRO
iligate waste cf moAey b, exravagani
and illegal appropriation, and rs err
alton of sinecare positions far dcal'
head politicians. lfany nan approve
Of this RECORD aud can plead God's ber-
ediction upon his ballot, then he should
by all means vote the democratic tick-
u and 10 home singing "une more
days work for jesus" II on tho other
hand he claim. 10 be refor,nar and
proposes to vindicate the justice and
sqnalit, of all men before the law, ia
IN shart "a defend the RIGHT and com.
lenln the wrong wherever found. and
yet compounds With wee and cnmpru-
nliScs with villainy BY condoning the
pistol,tnser's turpitude; apnloyixing
for the ~crap.shooler'sr heinuus oiFsn,e;
winking n md conrealing tho blind.
tigers lin and i loud-mouthei IL con
demning the negro su.Fragon. lut Al
The Sara tirla plays thu shut-month
policy wnen iiromcs to the amalgama-
tion and iniacegenaiion Of The races
ies Il matters not 10 what party he
may belong, llc sl,oall vote the iicket
straight and 20 home on election day, /,
singing ''iiow tilm foundation ye
saints Of the Lord, etc & ctc. Dat let
as warn yon that no Christian ever
Voted that way.
The Southern star. (DeKalb, Miss.) 1898-1908, 1900-10-24
Letters of Acceptance.

Tho National Chairman, 80. A.
Parker, Louisville, ~, BY urltf of
thc Executive COMMITTEE las had
printed number - 6pmgu pam.
phlc's, containing tie letters oi &C.
ceptance Of the nominees, BARKER ana
Donnelly, biographical sketch and
Quo a.. of Mr.. Barker lie preamble
'Ufrihss sAaahmapaa aina4a.ai,als Alsgkedk
copy Of tho ClncImaii plasFnrm.
This la tho most excellent cnmbalqm
document AMI shonld DO wisely circu-
latea. These pamphlets will bc sent
by mail IN any quam.y for one cent D
copy, or By express Tor $500 per
thousand.
Orders should be pd.lresscd 10 10,
A. Parker Chairman 1'cpulIst Ma
tIonaI Committee, Louisville, Ky.
The Southern star. (DeKalb, Miss.) 1898-1908, 1900-10-24

Novelties in cotton or WooIen dress goods,
Beautiful assortment of patterns and colOrs
IN imitation French flannel at l5c per yard.
Jackets and capes for ladies and misses in
our cloak de partment,
Ready made waists and skirts from the
cheapestto the finest We cant help but fit
you from this large assortment.
u Zieglers, famous shoes for women, best in
the world for the price, 200.
Mems and boys clothing. furnishings. and
shoes. "A large line of goods, satisfactory
goods at money-saving prices.
The Southern star. (DeKalb, Miss.) 1898-1908, 1900-10-24
Louisville, Miss.
Oh. Is, 300.

OF, IL, 1900.
Dear Mr.. GeSin:
The joint aaaunl communion of Dc.
kalb, Bloomfield, and rlaasan.
Springs will be held with Pleasant
Springs 4th Sunday in Oct.
We. Hill,
Pastor IN charge.
A Protractod meeting will be held m
Delialb church 10 include the lst S b.
bath Of Nov. and after Monday tho
pastor will DO assisted bv Rev. j. w.
|Moscley Of Scooba II the way be clear,
w. II H..
The Southern star. (DeKalb, Miss.) 1898-1908, 1900-10-24

Tho One Da~ Colo Gueu.
Cold IN hend and MORE alromt cured ~ Raru
motifs Chpe0lmi3a Laxative Quinina. "A naan
u lhho us catdJ- es1it~~an aFw fnT AAMsauN
The Southern star. (DeKalb, Miss.) 1898-1908, 1900-10-24
To My Friends IN Kemper;

have received the largest
Meridian
Wnen ~ toN
'es Prompt attention given to mail orders H. AKY
The Southern star. (DeKalb, Miss.) 1898-1908, 1900-10-24

OurneW fall goods are in such large and
splendid variety that you will find as usual
the most satisfactory results in trading with
us.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-13
Committees Discuss School Work.

The finance and new building
committees of the Board of Educa-
ton met last night and considered
the new high school matter. AL
though the members of the commit
tee would not say what subjects
were discussed at the meeting it
was understood that they will recon.
mend that work on the new high
school building be continued and
viii! try to make arrangements for
securing the money. It is felt the
city would lose by halting the con-
struction. TO stop work now would
mean the building would have to re-
main in its present unfinished con-
dition and liable to damage. In adj
dition to this the contractors would
probably sue the city for damages
and would probably secure them.
This would leavethe city in a worse
condition than at present. Unless
there is some trouble unforeseen at
this time the members of the COM
mlttees think they will be able to
secure the money Necessary to con-
tlnue the work and in time it will
be paid without further trouble.
The committees will merely make
recommendations to the board and
the board itself can order the work
continued or can stop it, as the ma
Jority OF the members decide.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-13

The famous Wilmington Dental Manu-
featuring Company's case was before
Judge Bradford again yes o"day, Fla
heard: argument on exceptions filed on be-
half Of DR.. A. 4. Frantz and the receiver
Of the Company.
The present action came about by DR..
Frantz asking to be made preferred cred.
itor for Sc, 100 which he loaned 10 the re-
ceiver Of the cunpany after the corpo-
ration had passed into the receivers hands.
He therefore thought as he had loaned
money direct to the receiver be should be
paid The matter was referred to United
states Com missioner s Rodman Smi h
as master, and he heard testimony. Some
time ago he gave decision in tho case
dismissing the application and dividing
the costs. Both sides filed exceptions to
the finding. DR.. Franrz filed exception
on the ground that The decision OF The
master was wrong and tho receiver filed
exceptions against being compelled to pay
portion Of the costs. claiming that DR..
Frantz should pay It all. William s.
Hilles represented DR. Franz. Robert ID.
Maxwell OF Philadelphia and ]. H. Hoff.
ecker of this city represented the receiver,
and Andrew G. Gray represent ed the gen.
eral stockholders. Decision was re,er we'd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-13
Supreme Court.

The Supreme Court meets at Do
yer on Tuesday. The first case on
the trial list is the Oxy-Hydrogen
Company VS.. the Mayor and City
Council of Wilmington. Decision
will be rendered in the case of
Matthew Lieberman VS.. the First
National Bank OF Wilmington. Re-
argument will be heard in the case
Of Thomas J. Tully, administrator
for Henry Tully vs.. the p, w. g.
b. railroad. Josiah Marvil is coun-
sci for Tully and the railroad is
represented by Ward and Gray.
The following cases also appear
on the list in the order named: John
Green vs.. the Arlington Mills; John
p. Johnson VS.. Mary Johnson (di-
vorce); Journal Printing Company
VS.. Duplex Printing Press Com
pany; John a. Lengel VS.. Fidelity
Mutual Fire Insurance Company;
John A. Roeblin a. Sons Company
vs.. Walter ID. Mode; John H. Truitt
VS.. Elijah w. Collins. and Wilson
NJ. Vineyard vs.. Augustus E. JAR
dine.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-13
Shoulder I3rOken.

As Robert T. Lyman and S. W. Everson
were returning home from the sale Of
Samuel AllcOrn. near Stanton last Mon
day. the body bolt of their wagon broke.
near the residence Of Sterling Yearsley.
and as the front wheels passed from under
them, they pitched hsadlong from their
thor seats. Mr.. Lyman fell Oh ore of his
shoulders breaking the bono and render
ing him unconscious for some time. MIR.
EversOn fortunately escaped without any
serious injury On q neighbor coming
aloug Mr. Lyman was conveyed to the
house Of Sterling Yearsley. whore DR.,
Springer did all In his power to make HIM
comfortable. In a shot time afterwards
he WIS conveyed 70 his hi me and Drs.
LOWS and Irvine Finn. his regular family
physicians. took charge and reduced the
fracture He has suffered greatly, but
the pain Is gradually sub .idlng and hopes
are entertained Of his early recovery. The
horse continued to hi, hume where he
stopped without doing any further dam
nyn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-13
Want More Books.

The book committee of the Insti-
tnte Free Library last night recon-
mended that $40 worth of books be
purchased. The report will be
submitted to the members Of the as
ooclatIon at that body's regular
meeting next Tuesday evening.
Should the report be accepted the
books will be ordered at once and
will be Il valuable acquisition to the
library $ already fine collection of
publication.
The Free Library is great as
sIstance to the readers in Whining
ton, both young and old. 1t is
thronged by visitors every day,
that becomes almost rush in the
evenings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-13
An Old Couple,

Mr.. Thomas J. Moore and his
sister. Mrs. J. Eastburn of Mill
Creek hundred, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. S. l.. Fell, and other relatives
IN this city. Mr.. Moore is in 9lst
year and his sister in her S7th wear.
They are both quite active, and are
welcome visitors in the families of
their children inthis city as well as
in Mill Creek hundred, where they
we're born. They celebrated the
anniversaries of their births last
November, and it is hoped that
they may live to observe many
more such pleasant occasions with
their many relatives and friends.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-13
The Levy Court Fight.

An interesting fight for the posi-
ton OF / evv Court Commissioner
ION the Fifth district, is now CO.
ing on though the nomination will
not be made for some time. Will
liam A. Scott. president of the
Levy Court. is the present member
from the district, and will again be
a candidate, ifthe Democratic party
rules are amended so he can be,
but Daniel NJ. Cochran, John w.
Voshell, and John Moore, of St,
Georges hundred, and John L.
Seemaas, Of Black bird hundred,
are alter the place.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-13

The members OF Grace NJ. f.
Church will elect four trustees on
the evening of January % to sue
coed Henry f. Pickles, Henry
Evans, Charles f. Rudolph and
+ rancls W. Heislcr. The trustees
under the law as changed at the
last session Of the Legislature Of
this State. are to be nominated by
the preacher in charge, or the Pre-
siding Elder of the District and
elected by the Fourth Quarterly
Conference. The Pastor and Trus-
tees concur in requesting this cx-
preston OF opinion on the part Of
the congregation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-13
Coal is More Plentiful

Co al is more plentiful in Will
mington than it was few weeks
ago though the miners are not will
ing to promise invoices of more than
a carload or two at time, owing
to the trouble which is experienced
in securing cars. For a time there
was daily anxiety lest there would
not be enough in the bins of the
manufacturing plants about town to
last more than few hours, but the
stress is now over in great de-
gree.
One of the effects of the scarcity
of coal is that it sets the engineers
and superintendent to devise WAYS
for more efficient service.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-13
Charters Granted,

Dover, Del, Jan. l2,-Among the rev
concerns To-day chartered at the State
House are:
The standard Bale Compress Company
New York concern, for dealing in iGven-
tions. letters patent and for buying and
selling cotton compress and other apparat
us; capital stock, $500, U0)
The American Physician Company for
tho publishing and printing of medical
journal; capital stock, $150000.
The Harbor Chart Publishing Company
for Il general publication bu siness. especi-
ally publishing maps and bnrb Dor charts
in New York ely; capital stock, So 5000.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-13
National Bank Pre- sidents.

The following National Bank
presidents have been elected: Della
ware, Henry G. Banning; First,
James P. Winchester; Union, Pres
ton Lea; Wilmington and Brandy
wine, George S. Capelle; Central,
Philip Plunkett; vice-president, A.
A. Capelle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-13

viii often cause IL horrible Burn, Scaid
Cut, Bruiss. Buckien's Arnica Salve, the
best In the world, will kill the pain and
promptly hesl 1t. Cures Old Sores, Fsvor
sores, Ulcers. Boi!s Felons, Corns, all
Skin e uptions. Best Pile cure on Garth.
Only Roots. u box. Cure guaranteed. Sold
by n, b. Dunforth druggist.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-13

STRANGER things have happened
than the seating of M. S. Quay as
United States Senator. The cap
turing OF the next Republican Ma
tional Convention shows what luck
the sons Of Pennsylvania have.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-13

AN unfounded rumor was circu-
lated yesterday in our city that
MIR. Richard Patzowsky. superin-
tendent OF the Blumenthal Morocco
factory. had dropped dead. The
report reached Mr.. Patzowskv by
friends calling over the phone and
was promptly contr addicted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-13

AS soon as the new steel mill Of
the Diamond State Steel Company
is built. there will be a great de-
mand for houses. There should be
at least one hundred new houses
built on the Soatl, side this year.
All through the city the demand is
more than the supply.