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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-07-05
KSIAZKI DO
!. NABOZENSTWA

KsiQ3ko 40 nabozedsst,,oa napi !.
s0nas przez Arcu6iskupa Dunis,a.
tax zwana Blskupka, ola ko-
bet. ......-. $l.5Os
Ia sama Biskupka, " pick.
njejszei oprawie, : okuciem "a
meczkiem ...S2.OO
Axsdt Strd&, ksiazka do nabo-
kenstwa " pieknej .oprawle, ze
s10tYm brzegiem O.65
.dnioi &tr6& - oprawnY W
sk6rke z}ocone brzegi 2 okuclem
zameczkiem s}otym tytuli.
klem. $l.U
TAXI sam 4nid1 Snd&, opraw-
ny " ko6c sfoniowa, okuclem
ameczkiem, st6sowny ma podaru-
ola dam
WSanek Maryi, 2 wyt}oczone-
MI obrazkaml ma okkadkach
zameczkiem i okuciem i
sloconYm brzegiem ..-.......$1.5O
Wsanek Maryi, oprsvny "
sk6rke, q zfoconym brzeglem zioco.
nym tytullklem,. be- zameczka j
oKQcla ......... $50. $1:OO
Wyborek czyll krdtki spos6b
aabe1e1stwa codzlennego " zwy-
oza1ne1 oprawie. 40 @.
Taxi sam Wy6orek, o?rawny "
droga sk6rke, z okuclem j zameez-
KEN 80. 90 G
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-07-05

" O BRACI
GRIESEL " Winonie " bloku
Pezera, ze %wszYstkich tute-
ssych salon6w na~jwiecej piwa
Jprzedaia, 2 czego wYnika,
he piwo go6ciom tn podawa.
ne, jest jaknajlepszem. W
glowne| sail 50 stofY / mnogie
krzesla, q nadto osobny pokoj
dla chcacYch siedzied osob.
no. Ludzi " tel, po starokraj-
krs;sku urzadzonei oberzy
zawsze Jag v ulu, fecs mimo
to kazdy srYbko dostanie
czego zn3ada,i z zadowoleniem
wychodai.
Farmerzy teraz y ca}cm
miescie wygodniejszei gospodY
ME znajdq, jak q Grieslow, . y
~po1aczonej ich 2 salonem
groerni wszystko moga kupit
0 Z niasta ola kuchni ! stclu
p rowadsat mdssa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-07-05

-l--1- - N2
49, ,,;1a;,,o~oao,,,,cn . It'd
Rses5ss. SO gysss,.:' 80
80 znaJSuIy s,y: :. n.y. =
nals1e lantraana n@a;anna
p.esnl at,yp'yo1no "a :
nls'oiJczho
Grdtulant o:az p'rsa 5weselne aia
,a;ac1. Zs,ro.;nv na weaele -
olacya veselue. - Piosaki we !.
salne' Cana 20
Dumek, Aryi, Krakowlak6w i
plosnek iudowYch. w mOcnej
oprawle. Cena........"""75
Bukiiet Pie$nS Swatowych.. 100
Ill 0h,,do,oo,,e ;eat c;nko cz5oareka
do czeoo rome czzescl ciala
1,dykia9n s,nza nrzez M. Bryce
~ aL,ago r1snnkami... IS G q
-;
Csarnoks'eSm. HoSas.1 o:us icy, KY
nauea ouAiy eaat 70 I c%zarou.n,a
"o; O. = +orez zn,zona.
aaJ 95 8
1 Mat.,.ah.a; 1a0
A"Is .. -4ssso .a.; ''. ~w;"rgot czvo.
=ua.osnooh ntak6w rvh oadow.
ovad6w it'd takatem Felix's
sWermlnsk1ego... So. rs Ct.
ko Angielski Ang,elsko Polskl
v mocnej oprawie 70 zfoconemi
tYtullkami. Cena..."".... $4.0O
z;.o,o, hmm !Mo,oa;k Po1sko-An-
gielskl. SO G
Ksieqa z Pmretnmi Kr6l6w Polkich
Zawiera Al oDraz6w wleikoscl
7x1o cali. W, kllku ko1oracn'
Opra"a p'skna sl"@,a N?e1
Ia za"'eia Jake sp's 49,, ~
zon l dzleci oraz pe e1.
dat s,1 ''1 ~
kazaeso K'ola 1est peoany Ia
oddz,elnym grubym kartonie,
przeslicznie. glansowanym' fod
kazdym portre:em jest wYotu~
kowane nazwisko, data oroo.e'
mia smiercl. Cena (dawnle]
$3.50 teraz........"''.' u W
Rzepodmik do pssansG kst0O
900. zoe
S<unik persko-e gipski. zoe.
LeEarz Donaouv CIVIL nieza-I
w r ro2ma;tvch chor6f PIC
AUCHN1A
AM (Cena 81
eneow) n0n
<UCHAkSkA, ufozona przez 9
izlw9 dosw1adc'ona kucharke PREY
'on'G Ws,s aon a. H.n,' v''o n]ess7enn,,ce
.o1d.;atT. Nanoia Znnv :Jarzynv.
sa1a,w Ro1ma,te no+rawv = ia
MAXI Potrawy miesne, Clelecins,
5kopowina, Wieprzewina, Dr6b,
Ryby, Rome potrawv
n'esne Sosy Pleczywa honnhto~
Y l zadrawy Legom'nY' oooyn'e
pasztety Lody. 4
Mode panlenkl Dardzo szyDko
laoiera]a wprawY " ~cnalzen
'oraz 1aoIsJa;a Dr. taoo znakomi-
soo CHARACTERIZATION oodreczn;-
e. ego kucnarsk'es0 p%oary En- centdw
,,v;-,. .,o~roo no,o-oo T+s.n-
"]h~a.SenA 4Oc.
~ n,.:~-
1Sseye o''"s.yo
n"eeenss@.~ sym;' "~r "asv'''
szy " 11oIne1 n"19" A'
1.hau, ..s,,,,, ozou
'~"' ~S
ul61H j aSOsSoAe0 . Wv l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-07-05

Ill. DIADO w OA11VO
" Winona, MINI.
| MONA dosta6 rozmaite ks:45ki pole
ski. szozee6lnie zsd naste pujace:
! Ksiazki p~owie6ciowe.
( Place ! norzekani;e 0jc6w SIS. csyli
S;edm )Ksiag MojAesza. 35 c
Rzyqody my;liwco w;r6d zod0w
p65nocy i las6w po}udnia. Pod{ug
Fir. Heffmana opracowaf NJ.
Brzezlnski. - Zaw'era: Poi6w
wleloryba. - Spotkanie z biafYm
f n,edzw,edziem:- W %6njeznym
grobie. - Polowanie IA Jagua-
ra. - Posr6d xajmanow. 20 9.
Pr66y ci<rpziwo$ci czyli Przygody
Macka Jego Przodk6w W VOL
ME z Tatarami. Opowiadanie o
Starym Macleju Budniku, kt6rY
ME umla& m,iczec, choclaz cho-
dz,}o o sbawienle jego duszy, "a
CT ugrzaz1 W smole oczekule
zml}owania Bosk:ego. Przes
Adama Pfuga. % ctr. Cena 1Oc
PSekma Hsstorya 0 Gerpliaoej Hele-
ME. GORGE k16la A%ntoniusza CO.
SARA tureckiego z KonstantY~
uopola (Carogrodu,) kt6ra bedac
s.. u dworu. p6znlej przez 2 lata
p1elgrzymniac wielkie utrapienla
!, nedze cierpliwle 1 meznie zno~
si{a. Cena.............. ZOc
Hsstorya o Ss;edmsiw Medrcach. Bar
do zajmuiaca powabna powlesc
O prowalzenlu ma smlert kr6le"
wicza D%yoklecyana l wybawie"
niu 20 sledmiu razY pvzez medr-
COW, Wydanle move pop raw'one,
Cena rs c.
Jan Otpi5wia czyH Som@dr@ae.
s1ynnY swego czasu t%refn's;; lego
flele avanturY. PowlesG ko-
miczua ku rozr7w co czytelnik6w.
WYdanle nowe. poprawlone, z
licznYni obrazkami. Cena daw-
niei As G. teraz tylko.... Is
Robinson Kruzoe, civil skutki nie-
postuszebstwa. Ks'azka zupefnie
no NO. starannle l tresciwle u{o-
iona. Cena.............. 10
Zakleta Dzie,cica z Brodq, civil
CYrullk Zbawca. PrzYgodY Ber-
trama W Zamku. Nadzwyczaj
ciekawe i zabawne opowjadanle.
Muenhawsem Nowy ten z d}nglm
nose1n czyll dslwaczne podr6ze l
fgle. Cena...."......"~.-. 10
Rimaldo Rimaldini, s}awny dow6dz.
ca rozbojnlk6w XVIII wleku.
CzYny jego t~owarzysz6w czyll
tsiemnice g6r wawo16w dolin
W4och, Cena.......... 60 c
Cksouie. NocyPow1efc przez Ju-
l,usza de Gastin. T}omaczona z
francusk,ego (nadzwYczaj cie-
kawa). Cena so G.
Meczeast,o6 Swietei Dzie,oicy
Krvstyny, wYciag Zywot6w
SStych Pahsk,ch Ks. P.otra STAR
Of, 5 ct.
Testament Piotro Welk;ego czy-
Ii January Moskali zawojowania
cafego sw,ata .............. ct
Prmoct,oo M;chaldy, Kr6lowej
70 saby, l3te; sybllli
Zyd ,o.eczny 1utacz %. ...10c.
Hsstorya 0 Grzegorsu, kt6ry
II lat pokutowaa, przYkutY PREY
skale ..-.2Uct.
Zuwot Genowety. powiesc moralna
bardzo w~zrusza1aca ze starozyt-
nych NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. csc
Bolesta,o czYli DalszY Gag Geno-
wefy, t}6maczenle p.zez Ks. Os-
20 c
Fabiola. PowiesG z czas6w prze-
| sladowania Chrzescian " roku
J 3O2. Napisa} Kardyna& Wiseman.
! l.Chw,le rozejmu. 2. Walka
/ 3 Zwycieztwo SO G
! w mocnej oprswie re z}oconym
ty,ullk,em1.... Is G
Historya o %sslachetnej Magetonie,
GORGE kr6la z Neapolu l @ Plo-
trze rycerzu hrablm Is G
Hsstorya 0 szlachetaeji ! pieknej Me-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-07-05

49, Kto zam6ui ksia1ke
lub ksi>tvk "a 50 e., powi,
MEN do1aczyc S Ct. na pre-
se,ke pocztowa; PREY ka1dem
~iekszem zam6wieniu nale1y
doisczyc ma kazdy $l=o0 war
ttosci ksiaaek, 10 cent6w ma
przaselke pocztowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-07-05

rrzyjaznregeoo& sltaa1noWiska, jake
saj4t wobec tywioiu cudzo~
zlemskiego vi
10000 wojska mledsYnaro-
dowego wyruszy aiebawem 2
Ten Tsinu do EHek,nu. Rad
amerykahski. wzmocnit fote
admira}a Kempfs, kilku
dodatkowemi kanonierkami ;
krzy1owcam;. Pote3ny stack
wojenny Oregon prsypfynaf
: Hong Kong do Taku. Stauy
Zjednocsone beda miaiy "
Chinach lyle okret6w wojsks;
CO ka4de inne m~ocarstwo.
Ambassador ang;elski Paunce~
fote. korfsrowaf wcEora] &
sekretarzem stanu, HeYem "
Washintonie.
P S -. Sad RzeszY ME-
mieckiej uznat oskarzonego
Polaka Leitgebra winnym d.
len,a do odbudowania Polskl"
i sxazsl 60 ma II mieslecy
wiezienia. Wspoloskarzeni:
zecer Melerowicz i krawlec
Kolenda zostali uniewlnn'eni
i wypuszczeni ma woln1sc. -
G!6wny Swiadek prokuratory'
Soieposki jest obecnie oskarzo~
ny o krzywoprzysieat"os pc
niewa4, denuncyowai Witolda
Leitgebre. majac ku MENU
osobista ura1e. W czasie roz-
praw sadowYch wysaio na ja~'
ae niekt6re Towarzystwa
polskie W Aneryce posefa]a
znaczne sunny do skarbu W
R,pperswylu, a&ebY W ten
sposob prsyczynic sic do 3D.
budowania Polski.
CHOJNICE. - Zburzona
bozoica straszny praedstaw'a
obraz. Me pozostawiono ami
ieduej ca'ej szyby, ami jedne)
lichtarza. Dczwi IL okna pore
BANJO " drobne kawa'ki. Navel
1asienki snsjdujace sic obok
boznicy doszczetnie zniszczono.
Odbywaja sig ciagle aressto-
wanna awanturnik6w, samych
Niemcow. N.ewinnie areszto~
wsnego gjmnazyaste Tarnow~
skiego wypuszczono ma VOL
nose.
D - Armia zbio-
rowo W pore prz7szta " po-
moe ob!ezonemu przez CHM
czyk6w oddzialowi pod gene
ralem Seymour. Z poczatku
.E'e.- -, .... - Is. - .
dobrze mu sic powodaifo.
pob,f Chiiczykow i zabrai I'm
znaczne zapasv ryzu, lecz pred
trzema sygodniami musiaf sic
cofnsG i wnet otoczony zosta1
cd nieprsejrzanych mas Chin
czYk6w. Seymour bawl teraz W
T,ontsin, Stracit on " b,twach
z Chinczykami 90 polegtych a
3l2 rannYch przywioz} 90 lien
Tsn.
z Shanghai donoszs, de- "
wewnetrznych prowincyach
odyia sic rzez chrzesciar !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-07-05
PLAN z D
poclag6w k%oleiowYch
W WlnOnte.

W WlnOnte.
Chicago Il Northwestern.
OdJazd pociag6w
Ma Wsch6d.
Chicago passenger Ex Sunday ZOO =. N
Chicago passenger lex sum gI, e:as 2: N
Ma Zachod.
Dakota Passenger daily 7;5sP.M.
Minnesota Mail Passenger, OK. SunJ $50 Pm
Passenger, No. I Ex. Sum- IT'S Pm
Przybyc1e pocl4gow:
Re Wschodu.
SSiss5e E7s9i?ffasssnssz,N No: tE: san?s:4sPM;
re Zachodu.
M Inn P.:.snss1N Sa' { E1 a Sss:9 SUNDAY, II 1 S 4 !: y y
Dakota Passenger Nc. = Ex Sun 600 P. N
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Ma p6Ipoc
3epar. A1ve.
St. Paul 4 Minneapolis Ex e.o5 am 11.4s an
St. P. & Minneapl. Limited 4.15 a m 1872 pm
Ma poludni
Chi. s.. 1euis 4 Peoria Ex. .o:45 p. m. 11:4 pm
Chicago Il 81. Louis express II.o4 q. M. 11.5o a. m
wszYstkL dz1enne E.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul.
Ma Wsch6d
Depart
Rock Island express daily 11:ao q: m
Chicago express tdaily, 2:16 a. m
Fast Mail (dalyl o:48 p. N
Chicaeo ve1ibuled Idaiyl 1920 .. n'
Milwaukee Pass 6:2t 2 m
Ma Zachod.
Chicago express (daily] 4;34 .. m
Chicago vestibuled (daily 1896 =. N.
Fast Mail ldaifyl 1906 p u
Rock Island expres.(daHv> t.sS p IN
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA DIVISION.
Passenger o:4s p m
Green Bay Line.
Depat Arrive
Green Bay Passenger Gas an $40 pm
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-07-05
ZE SWIATA.

Rad n nsuna'
wszystkich cudzoziemskich ia.
struktoro5w ze swej srmii, CO
najoczYwi5ciei dowodzi> nie.
rrzyjja = l & 3 sattaa1noWiska, jake
saj9t wobec kywioiu cudzor
z,iemskiego II
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-07-05
Ksiazki roz matte.

Bibl;a S,aeta czyli Plsmo Sw,ete
6tarego ! Nowego Testamen.u.
w mooney j plsknel opraw;e, :
w~yzlscsnym tYtuaem -. 50 90
Evening journal., 1900-11-06
AN OPEN LETTER

70 the Second
to-day
by certain popocratc leaders candidacy TO the who
familiar with the real facts the would be
throughout this
Democratic press city
written by Democratic friends and nrtpbshe knowledge
All other
campaign deliberate lsehood manang certain popocat
published the
will that
faithfully and honoraby the which
nominated consider continued
purpose
community
politics people by
people protect property
all
guarding the
public public officials believer Local
segovenmen by the choice and selection Of the people themselves and
administered solely ballot honest
the blessings public school education child alike
provision monopoes
labor hehgh possible all labor
the look the deserving
needy.
unhesangy the granting public franchise whou
oppose all
public compensation
believe efficiency should
effect the labor and industrial welfare communit
and perpetual happiness people ROSS.
Evening journal., 1900-11-06
November g, 1900.

concern is augmented to the same eX-
tent that the security of a bond and
mortgage loan on real estate IS en-
HANGED by a policy OF fire insurance IN
a hrst-class company.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company.
of New York, issues this form Of in
surance, with all its most valuable
privileges. and such q policy ISSUED by
this company affords a greater degree
Of security than any approximate kind
of investment within the reach OF the
insuring public. The intending in
surer will find a more desirable form
of policy and greater security in The
Mutual Life than in any other institu-
tion Offering this kind OF indemnity.
Salaried men should insure. for sal
aries cease at death. Business. pro-
fessional and working men should in
sure, for their brains or their muscles
are their capital quite as truly as theii
income, and Death will stop both capi-
tai and income. To him. however
whose life is insured, Death can mel
ther stop his income nor steal his capi
tai.
Evening journal., 1900-11-06
MANY TEACHERS
IN ATTENDANCE
Addresses Delivered Before
Institute by Learned
Speakers

After an interesting session yesterday
afternoon the Teachers Institute of New
Castle county again convened at . o'clock
in the assembly room Of the high school,
large number Of teachers being in attend
ance.
DR. NJ. V. O'Shea. Of the University Of
Wisconsin, in Madison, delivered an IN
teresting address on Aspects OF Spon-
taneity." He said that broadly stated a
child grows from what is coarse and large
80 what is fine and coordinate and which
calls into play delicate nervous mechan-
ISM Growth is rather a checking down
from what is large and free TO the
analytic.
The little child follows instructive i'm
pulses: later on. it becomes initiative. and
even its play reproduces its living atmos-
phere. Children absorb their environ
ment silently. The teacher exercises
greater power by personality than she
does through books. Personal appear
ance manner expression, dress and
voice unconsciously direct spontaneity. a
strong personality, good disposition and
well poised character are essential IN
every teacher. She needs all these that
she can impress their totaity and can
marshal her forces to action. The motor
child is all activity and learns by doing
The sensory child lives within himself and
rarely ranks out OF the school with IN,
child who was constantly active. l be-
lieve manual training solves the problem
OF motor activity for our children and d
in many cases their salvation. Ii hai
helped TO save many a boy The minl
awakes up in manual expression and saves
the hoy 90 the school
Preceding his section work upon Eng
lish. DIR. .. +. Lyte principal Of thl
State Normal School. Millersville, Pa.
spoke largely to the institute on the sub
joct OF Language"
THE only subject" said Dr. Lyte
taught in the schools is the child Ian
guage. and is only one of the incidental
in his development. 1t has been dehne
as the expression of thought by means O
words combined in sentences. ] define
as hearing, talking, silent reading, ors
reading and writing. each phase o
which has an intellectual and mechan
/ ical process. and whatever tends to tn
development of either OF these is of edu
3 cational value
Immediately after DR.. Z. o. Lyte's dis
cussion, the institute separated for sec
tion work. Miss Ada Van Stone Harri
discussed questions pertinent to primar
work before section one: DIR. Z. o. Lyt
took up the subject of English befor
section three and Professor Albert tn
, subject Of Negative and Positive View
Of Geography" before section two.
5 Professor Albert displayed many inter
esting specimens and thoroughly intei
ested the teachers in his method. He be
lieves in using nature TO teach pract
cal geography.
= Last evening DR.. O'Shea delivered a
: interesting lecture on Hidden Forces
D Educational Life" The lecture W,
given in the New-Century Club buildin
o and was preceded by a musical program
An informal reception followed the lee
% ture.
Evening journal., 1900-11-06
BOTH PARTIES In KENT
CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS
speeIal 10 the EvenIng Journal.

Dover Nov. 6.-There was a calmness
around Dover all Of yesterday like unto
n regular Sabbath feeling, and though
many politicians were here from different
sections Of the county they came evident
ly with a special object in view, visited
their respective party headquarters and
left as quietly as they came. An concede
that the heaviest vote ever polled in the
county is due to-day and that it will be
deposited. but here the general agree
ment ends.
Both sides claim everything in and out
of sight and claim it with a confidence
that would almost convince one they be-
lieve it. The Democrats are scratching
their pates very seriously over the in
creased registration of colored voters IN
this district. Senator Alice, however
wore a smile last evening that discounted
the bright full moon in its refulgence, and
this leaves the impression that he ha.
something up his ample sleeve.
Evening journal., 1900-11-06
AT LOAD Oh
FLOATRRN COMING
|0C.ed To Arrive Here
From Philadelphia for
Democrats Use

formation was received from Phila-
|hia carly this morning that a boat
being loaded with 'hoaters' from
city to come TO Wilmington to-day,
|npersonate Republicans in the inter-
b Democrats. The intention was to
/ The vessel down the river to some
ided landing, where the crowd Of
sonatesn would he put ashore and
would enter the city to get in their
publican leaders say that a certified
k for $1,000 was sent to certain peg
in Philadelphia yesterday to pay for
hire of the steamboat for the occa-
4 Somehow or other a Philadelphia
ctive got the inside news Of the deal
Fhich the "hoaters" were TO visit VIII
gton. and the Republican organizd-
here was informed Of the scheme.
detectives who are engag-
by the Republican State Committee
.erday afternoon, saw several Phila-
Dhia political tricksters in the city,
they Immediately were spotted" "A
eription of them was given out TO the
publican election officers and watchers
night and ii caught they will be
died roughly by the Republicans.
Evening journal., 1900-11-06
ERNEsT FRAzER.

NOTICE.. DENNIS s. SHIELDS
the tenant and occupant of the house
situated at 106 East Fifth street. in thl
Fourth ward, I'm the city Of Wilmington
county of New Castle and State OF Della
ware in compliance with the require
ments Of the acts OF the General Assem-
bly, I'm such case made and provided, do
hereby give notice that I shall apply in
writing to the Court of General Sessions
Of the State Of Delaware. IN and for New
Castle county, on Monday. the 18th day
OF November. 1900. being the next term
OF said court. for a license for said
house. as an inn or tavern for the sale
therein OF intoxicating liquors I'm less
quantities than one quart, 70 be drunk
on the premises ana the following re-
spectacle citizens OF said ward. az least
we've or whom are substantial free
application. viz:
VIM. IT. Hartove. Emil Hcrtei NJ n
p, r. Murphey, Hugh Durv
Johh II; Lazy, Samuel +. Dunlap,
anton held' Daniel W. Mullln,
VIM. A. Jennings, ]. p. Cross
Andrew schuller John B. Meanev.
francis X Jacquot Clarence r. Holt,
Iiignman Roe, George j. Egie,
George W. Snssei Jos. NJ Grinith,
MIn' aiken, Chas. Schuller,
VIM. 7. Hayes, Harry pizor
w. l.. Pierson, VIM b. Aurnhv
DENNIS s. SHIELDS.
Evening journal., 1900-11-06
BUSINESS At A STlNDSTILL
Many Offices Closed and Their Occupants
at the Polls

There was a general suspension of
business in the Court House TODAY
five Of the six offices there being
closed. Their incumbents are men
who reside in different sections Of the
county, and who are in their home dis
tricts taking part in the general elec-
ton.
The only office open this morning
was that of clerk Of the peace, and
clerks there were busy. Many other
uptown offices, particularly those OF
lawyers were closed. In fact, there
was a general suspension Of business,
am indication that the business men OF
the city are interested in the contest
m-re than they ever have been.
Evening journal., 1900-11-06
COHNISSION VIEWS SITIH STREET
It will be Condemned From Union TO
Webb Streets

Samuel II. Baynard, William Law
ton, Charles Il. Dubell, Lindley c.
Kent and j. Newlin Gawthrop, com
prising the committee appointed by
Judge Spruance to condemn that part
of Sixth street, between Union and
Webb streets viewed the property this
morning, and will submit their report
at a sessicn of court to be held this
week.
Henry c. Conrad, representing the
city, accompanied the commissioners.
Evening journal., 1900-11-06
Gurntn9 JuurnaA.
JBLICAN COUNTY TICKET

|FOR STATE SENATORS:
bad District-Howard ID. Ross.
i tn Observation-Disclosures A.
b District-Harry c. Ellison.
|FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
I District-James Kitchen.
Ind District-Samuel II. Baynard
'd District-James w. Robertson.
|rth District-Harry Joslyn.
ID District-William File.
b District-Frank p. Ewing.
|nth District-William r. Finn.
|hth District-Richard I. Pilling.
|h District-William Chandler.
'th District-Harry w. Hushe-
zenith Dlstrict-John W. Dayett.
klfth District-Theodore +. Clark.
|-teenth Dlstrlct-Robert S. Car
|rteenth District-Richard Hodg-
|eenth Dlstrict-James w. Latto-
LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS
BIT District-John Lynn.
|ond District-Philemma Chand-
|rd District-John c. Kersey.
|rth District-Charles Megginson
|h District-Francis H. Lattomus
Sheriff-Samuel A. Mcdaniel, o.
|ington hundred.
Coroner-John L. Frick, O.
E Clay Greek hundred.
Receiver Of Taxes and Count!
Burer-Horace G. Rettew, OF VIII
ton hundred.
/ Clerk Of the Peace-Winfield 5
ley, Of Wilmington hundred.
/ PrOthonotary-Frank L. Speak
Of Wilmington hundred.
+ Comptroller-Ge George d. Kelley
|. Georges hundred.
Evening journal., 1900-11-06
TIMELY ADVICE TO ALL REPUBLICANS.

The Polls opened between 8 and O'Clock thi
morning and will close ocloc this evening Vote now
for towards the close Of the day the Democrats will attempt
to crowd out all Republican late and get their
voters in They also mediate using Democratic mpersonatos
to vote on Republican Watch for this all along the
line and resist it wherever it is attempted.
When get your ballot that finger marked
or otherwise mulaed for if it the Democratic Election
Officers will throw il out when the count is made.
The official ballot stamp is a ive-ponted Do not
use other Try the stamp piece of paper and it is
right take back to the election officer and demand
proper stamp Stamp the ballot anywhere within the lines
enclosing the eagle.
Do not stickers pen and ink the ballot you
going a a mixed ticket The law provides that
nothing but black lead pencil shall be used.
Evening journal., 1900-11-06
dOODLEYs MARKET.

you would like some
of our Potted Delicacies.
Potted Chicken,
Potted Turkey,
Potted Ham,
Potted Tongue or
Potted Game.
|one better to be had any
where.
|lephone orders promptly
delivered.
Evening journal., 1900-11-06
win Instruct Voters

Voters will bo instructed as to how
properly prepare ballots until cleo
IA day at the Union Republican
hdquarters, Fifth and Shipley
Ieets; Eighth Ward Republican
|ague, 610 East Seventh street; Third
|lrd Republican Club, Front and Jus
on streets, and the Francis S. Brad
Club, in the Ninth ward.
Evening journal., 1900-11-06
MIR. Short 10 LECTURE

Across the Sea-" will be the sub
ect of lecture to be delivered by
he Rev. F. B. Short, on Thursday
vening. at o'clock. in Harrison
treet NJ. K. Church. The lecture will
under the auspices Of Glass No. 49,
taught by Mrs. Stimmell, and the pro-
eeds will be devoted to the mortgage
und.
Evening journal., 1900-11-06
This Is Another Novel net

Harry Pickles. the barber at the
corner of Fourth and Lincoln streets,
and Jefferson Bochadick. have made
another 'wheelbarrow ride bet on
the election. Should Mckinley win
Bochadick will wheel Pickles in
Fourth street to Market
Evening journal., 1900-11-06

Republicans should go to the polls
early to-day and thus prevent Demo-
Gratis rom Baltimore and elsewhere.
registered iradnlently, from imperson-
ating citizens Of Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1900-11-06

DROPSY AND HEART DISEASE
For ten years l suffered greatly from
Heart Disease. Fluttering of the Heart
and Smothering Spells made my life a
torment Dropsy set in. Ny physician
told me TO prepare for the worst. I
tried Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart.
One dose gave great relief, one bottle
cured me completely. Mrs. James
Adams, Syracuse, n. Y.-54.
Sold by Miller Drug Co., 4O2 Market
and n 3 Danforth. Market and Sec
0Td streets.
Evening journal., 1900-11-06
Don,t be Frightened

any Republican receives a threat
ng letter from the Democrats, let him
e it at once to Republican headquar-
;. Above all things, don't be fright
ID out Of your rights by any such
Bsages, for the bark OF Democracy
much worse than it's bite.