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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-02

Tho fire clay sumitted by Mr.. William
Lawton to tho Diamond State Rolling
Miil:Company. is said to be all right and
work will soon comence to got the clay out
of tho ground. 1t Is to be found ia pay
ing quantities and is pronounced first
quality fire clay, by those 10 whom 1t had
been submitted. ------a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-02
PHILADELPHIA Times sold.

The Philadelphia Times this morning
announces editorially that the paper has
been purchased by a syndicate headed by
Charles +. Kindred, special agent OF the
Reading Railway Company, 1t will b.
Republican IN national matters and in
dependent in local affairs. The price said
to be Eaid WAS I'll. 600 600.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-02

1t is stated that Dr. John ]. Jones
and wife will sail for Europe some
time next month, and after spend
ing Il week or two in Wales will
visit Paris in order to visit the
great exposition which is one of the
wonders OF the century.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-02

Budding Inspector J. j. Cassidy grant.
cd 30 permits during the month of April
and tho valuation Of tho property was
sG4, loo
A permit was granted to- day to Sparks
and Nc Ginnis to erect two back build
ns. at Nos. SIG SlS Church street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-02
The Weather,

Tomorrow promises TO be partly cloudy
indicating showers In different sections.
Similar conditions will probably prevail
on Friday.
The thermometer at w. c. Tnylor's
drug tore 800 King street. to-day regis
tered us follows:
7oclock 1oo'clock ocloc K
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-02
West Chester Road.

All tho capital for the West Chester
Electric Railway has boon subscribed
The route will 60 as near as possible to
the pike. 1t will pass through seven
townships. The trouble IN Pennsylvania
is that the right of way cannot bo secured
ty condemnation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-02

FOR SALE-Three Of the best loo ated
new huu ,es on Brown street, can be pur-
chased for less than it cost to build them.
Nine hundred dollars can remain against
each one OF them Only two hundred
dollars in each required. For paric lAnrs
call upon W. Scott Vernon, No. l0l West
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-02

Owing to the fact that Supervisor ]. s.
Wills has not yet named the census
Isnu.nsrators for taking tho census Of the
industrial plants that work did not COM
ineuce yesterday, The Democrats have
beea naIned but the Republicans arc still
ia the background.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-02
Got his PAN.

: T. is reported that Mayor BOYD yesterday
hal his bill pa sed by the Levy Court
AMI by this time has had his check cashed
and Is On ioying the em9luments that the
position of the chief magistrate of New
Caste brings with the honor Of being
Mayor OF TINT enterprising city,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-02
viii go to Richmond.

7 Water Commissioner Aifre1 Belts,
Chlet Engineer Joseph A. Bond and
Registrar John s. Groha have been Sc
iecled by the Board of Water Commi'-
pionsrs 10 represent the city at the meet
ling Of National Water Works A -souia.
ton IN Richmond on May ID.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-02

Shoes because they are
made for use, COM
That fort and style, and
not simply to luok
Are at and for sale.
Men are wearing
Shoes our $3.50 "Walk
Over Shoes who
have always paid SIS and
Sc for their shoes: Patent
Leathers, Vicis. Box Calf
and new shades in Russia
Tans. All at $3.50 in the
new ard best toes. Higher
grade shoes ct 81 and SIS.
"A, few special styles at IS
and 81. Boys and Little
Boys Shoes Sl.50, 50,
$3.50 and So, made like
the mems. Most people
think anything is good
enough for a boy; we don't
we are just as particular as
with mems styles. We
will save you money by
selling you good shoes,
either mems or boys.
Open Tuesday and Saturday
evenings.
JAS. I. MULLIV 8 SONS.
Clothing. Sixth aud
Hats. Market,
Shoes. Wilmington:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-02

The Epwor,h choir will give 4 "May
Singing Festival" in tho First NJ. =.
Church on Friday evening. The choir
will be assisted by other noted musical
talent. Invitations can be had Of Mics II.
Il. Taylor, l2l Market street. These will
sntise holder tG reserved seat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-02
HOW IS YOUR WIFE!

Z "a Fho lost her beauty lr9, tou4tipa IA
tn5l 9'stton, sick He.s ta9hs ara the prina,p.
Eau-'4. karfs Clover HuJV Trl hal carol
~ "'l!' Tor mat Il crltary, Price &c M -,
xlti y &"ttn ~. ~ tt4i.1 are nov ,Ltl iIiotory
~ ca.r ~ D.nIOrt.i. .sr';Vl4 .sll MAJ
~ ttit,4
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-02
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
MARRIAGES,
II Nv YORK STOCKS

KENN EY-DOUGHEElY On April %, 1907
ut the parsonage Of the Calvary Baptist
Church, iUs Snyder avenue, Philadelphia,
Pa, by Rev. J. Wesley sullivan, William
kennry and Nellie Dousherty. both Of Phil.
a1rlehia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-02

+ john McNey who has been in Ari-
t1orsa for the past four or five months, has
fratnrncd home. He is greatly improved
}a health and is looking worry well, though
! etili troubled with a slight cough. He re-
kport5 THAI nr. Peter Cooper is also much
ei,uprovsa and Is able 0 attend to his prac-
ftl1, II medicine, Hi. niany friends arc
sg'nd to see him at his store, Eighth aud
I'M Hket streets once more.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-02

r joan W, KiIs1re, OF Newport, IA i'm
proving his property in shat town. Car
pt:l'rrs aud painters are busily engaged
at pr. srut at The wOrh,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-02

Running sores, ulcers. boils, pimples.
etc., quickly cured by Banner Salye, the
most healing salyo in the world. No o. her
,.iust as good.n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-02

Charles Die!h and son have shipped
four mota.ic i Q boats
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-02

Double triangle collars and cuffs, Alex
Allor, Ala Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-02

Alexander 5, hats and caps. i14 Market
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-02

~" - ii"h No - HtlttHY utoHn
nicely from al attack Of iniiamutory rhru.
mat ,m.
The Third stree bridge has been re.
paired and the right mon who have been
Employed to turn it OH aud oil, have been
dispensed with for short time. They
Will soon be needed again in the uoar flu
ture, II all signs do not iaii.
boy may find good place to learn
carriage painting at the factory OF Cool
ing Il Bro, Fourth and French streets,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-02
With all our adyer-

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
With all our adver-
: Using we believe there
: are q great many people,
(and some of our best Gus
: tomers) who do not know
: that we have moved to
: 504 Market street.
: We're more than twice
: the room in the new store,
carry more than twice the
: stock. Prices are lower
: than any other house in
: town---quality considered
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
. INVESTIGATE.
: Observation-Disclosures
We have engaged the
celebrated Palm;st, Juno
and Queen Fredia, to be
at our store on next Fri
day afternoon and even
: ing, May 4th, where every
purchaser may have their
: palms read. 1t is free for
our natrons.
: Palmistry is not
: what a great many people
: imagine it to be-a spe-
: cies of fortune-te lling;but
: it is an exact science, as
: has been proven over and
: over again. All we'll in
: formed people days
: admit this fact. and many
! of them consult palmists
: frequently.
: In every PERSONS life
{ there are several courses
: which he or she may
: pursue, many of which
: lead only to failure and
s few to success.
: BY consulting a skilful
: and reputable palmist, it
: is possible to ascertain
: beyond the question Of
: doubt which OF the sever.
: al paths opening before
: you ieads.to the best and
: brightest success.
: Ii you have been cros-
: sed in love, if interferers
: have broken your dearest
: aud tenderesj ties, in ev-
: cry affair it is wise to con
{ suit a palmist, consult
Z Queen Fredia.
: Special Prices in
: Every Department
: Some fine Mems Suits
: (saInples) that were $40
: and $l2, are priced $3.50
: and $3.50.
E Some Boys Suits
Z (broken sizes) that were
{ 50 and 81, are priced
: $l.S9 and $3.50.
{ Boys half dollar Knee
8 Pants, 35c.
: Boys soc. and Use.
{ Shirt Waists, 500.
{ Notwithstanding these
8 low prices Queen Fredia
E will read your palms free.
3 Strictly one-price. and IL dis
= satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
J Max Ephrainl,
{ N. Y. CLOTHING HOUSE
8 5O4 Market st.
s Store open evening.
E Hats, Clothing, Furnishings.
n Observation-Disclosures kiklA kkkkAk
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-02

Ms. Thomas ". johnson, Of Elan, Pa,
v!sisod our city, yesterday, and made sew
iBral calls on itluhua who are always glad
t. greet her.
Jncob Lyman and Mhrguarlt st bed-
GER we're married III Philadelphia on
"a prii !'ith
Mr. and Mrs W. l.. Smith have Just
, r. Il ned from Altoona, Pa.
Mise, Elsve aud Mabelle Smith, of lC4
v i.hth street, have Jurt returned from
; Baltimore Nd, after few weeks visit.
4 Mrs II. Clay Ward accompanied by her
s.star, Miss Lizzie McCuskrr. returned 10
: her nome in Phila lelphia, after few days
, st-it in this city,
T. Mrs. Charles +, Griffith accompanied
b. her son, Charles, Jr., lttg this morning
,, T. ,yvnd few days st Atlantic City, n. j..
IL Mr5 Nellie MARLEY, Accom- panied by her
yuuns son OF BrQgetuu y D., visited
friends in our city, On ilcuday.
u I,stsctjre Jones Of the p. W. Il b, rail-
! road WAS in EiAtGn yesterday,
= WIlum c, Phillips, who has been c0n-
fMad TO his home for the last Two weeks,
As abe to be about again,
Il Rev NJ. X Fallon is very sick.
4 Il. G.. Hardesty Is in Moyer o.day
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-02

L'OR SALT, tHEAP--A MEAT EEFRl(tER.
j. atur IN good order, apply AT G. WOlhAr,
corner Penn " vanIa avenue and scott street.
m...!t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-02

u;l,e,G ,,rc lttti:n a. 1,p ehr,
El!tlu l. tiiE, y E.Scconc st.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-11
From Tuesdays Da ly.
Red Men tonight.

Red Men tonight.
 Melons on ice at Shumate's. If
 The United MOderns meet tonight in the K. P. hall.
 Wanted-Letter press in good order Inquire at Cliff House. 7-5tf
 Official Weather Observer Dr. W. F.. Day reports the maximum tenn perature 1O2. or within One-half de gree of the highest of the season. Shumate has melons on ice at all times. Try one. If
 RingwOrm. letter. itching piles. itch. eczema cured quickly and effectually with Hunts Cure. Money refunded if it fails. w. w. Ross. Lawler block.
 Nice cool parlor for ice cream and SOdas at Chandler's. If
 Rackache. sprainS. bruises. cuts, rhecumtism. catarrh diarrhOea. cramp colic. all aches and pains speedily cured with Hunts Lightning Oil. Failing. money refunded. w. w. Kiss. Lawler block.
 lee cream of all fiavors at Shu- mates. 6-25
 T. ]. Brooks has gone to the O'Brien camp to take charge of the new mill which was recently purchased by the Saginaw Lumber company nf Will Hams.
 Chandler's is headquarters for ice cream, sherbetS, and water ices. If
 Chetham taSteless Chilli Tonic cures the chills. builds up the system and drives away all ills. It makes strong the weak and fattens the lean. It's the tonic of tonics. the best ever seen. Fifty cents. w. W. Ross. Law Ter block
 Those ice cold melons at Shumate's make fellow think he is in KlOndike with his pockets full of nuggets. If
 The drugs in Dr. Simmons SarSa- parilla are so concentrated that the dose is very small, but nevertheless, it is SD scientifically combined that it is readily retained and assimilated by the most delicate and sensitice stOm- ach. w. w. Ross, Lawler block.
 Saroni's celebrated Gold Label" candies. none finer to he found, at Shumate's. 6-25
 For a glass that will cheer. go to the Union saloon. any hour. day or night. If Frank Payne returned last evening from PheniX where he has been at tending the Sickbed of his little daughter. He reports her condition much improved. and hopes that she may soon be able to come home.
 If you want something strictly de- liciOus try those ice cold melons at Shumate'S. If
 Shumate uses only Chase x San bOrn't seal brand office. 6-25
 l.. A. Lowell, Wells-FargO agent at this place. has resigned his position and left this afternoon for Phenix to take the position as agent there. The altitude of Prescott was too great for him. but it was with reluctance that he left the place. as aside from con sideration of health he is in love with
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-11

j. A. Ellis, who was struck over the head with a piece of gas pipe at the railroad shops a few days ago, was able to be up town today. He thinks he will be all right now.
 Alex. Denny. one of the best known as well as one of the best miners in Yavapai county. is in Prescott to- day on a business trip and incidental ly shaking hands with his friends.
 Mrs. E. P. TelfOrd, of the New York Tribune staff. has been sojOurning in Prescott for some time.
 Colonel L. F. Eggers was married again at Globe on the evening of July 1. This is the cOlOnel's third matri- mOnial venture. The latest bride was Mrs. l.. A. q. Adams, of Los Angeles.
 II. H. Campbell, who, with his fam fly is occupying the T. w. Johnston residence in West Prescott, is imprOv ing in health since coming to Pres colt. He feels very greatly encOur- aged.
 Barry GOldwater came up from Phe- nix for a few days visit with his brothers ill Prescott and to escape from the intense heat of that place for few days. He will leave shortly on a trip east.
 Frank k. Stewart. of Kansas City. the newly appointed supervisor of the Prescott forest reserve. arrived in Prescott on Saturday evening and has taken charge of the position here. Mir. Stewart is q very pleasant gentleman.
 Miss Edna Martin returned home on Saturday nights train from attending the Los Angeles normal school. She stopped at Kingman en route for weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Fen =. Hildreth.
 The latest news from China gives the names of Misses Grace and Ger trude Wyckoff as among those who went to Pekin for safety at the out break of the troubles and probably among the number who were massa- cred there recently.
 Miss Mabel Berry. about 9 years old. passed through Prescott on Sat ence tO join her mother. She came from the east and was unattended by anyone but was being looked after by the railroad men. She did not state where she came from. but said she had been on the train since last Tuesday. She expected to reach Flor ence today
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-11

R. Baehr for house painting and pa- per hanging. Telephone numbers 16S and 97.
 For Sale-One electric slot ma. chine in frst-class condition.
 German Family Soap is the best on the market. All grocers handle it.
 FOR SALE.-Almost new office secretary and revolving chair; also couch. Call at this office. if
 Mermaid Washing Powder is a large package, one-third stronger than any on the market. See prize coupons in all packages. All grocers handle it.
 Garden and Flower Seedsl Head quarters at Brisley Drug Co.'S. We pay the postage. If
 LascO Tar Soap is a milled goods. Large box and the best on the market All grocers handle it.
 l.. c. Palmer is located for the pres ent at the old City Feed Yard. north COrteE street, where he has first class rigs and turnouts for sale or rent. He will also board and care for horses at reasonable rate. Horses bought or traded for. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-11

Dr. Warren E. Day left this morn ing for California.
 Prof. Matthews returned yesterday from q visit to Tempe to secure quar- ters for himself and family.
 Mrs E. w. Butcher. Miss Emma Butcher and Egbert Butcher left this morning for Los Angeles. They will remain in southern California for about a month. when they will go north and Egbert will enter school at San Mateo.
 Mir and Mrs. C. O. Ellis will leave in day or two for Wisconsin to spend a vacation of a month or two. It will be the first vacation Mir. Ellis has eX- perienced for five years and it is use less to state that he will enjoy it to it's fullest extent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-11
YUMA OIL FIELDS.

Speaking of the oil fields near Yuma the Sentinel says:
 At the present time there is no local company in Yuma and there is no one here at the present time with sufficient experience to successfully operate a company. If promoter were to organize a local company he would receive approximately S10,O00 from the sale Of stock to the local residents. By this is not meant 10000 shares of stock. but the sale of suf- ficient stock to realize S1O.OOO in cash or in all probability more than enough to put down one well This estimate is based upon talks with the leading business men each one saying, if the company had it's main office here and would put down a we'll here. I would put in $500 or S10OO. or 5000. as the case might be.
 Tn sinking a well near Yuma there is just three times the chance of sue cess that can be found elsewhere. Gas escapes from the ground in sev- eral places. oil is found in a num- Der of wells and in the waters of the lagunaS on each side of the river. artesian wells are flowing in a num- Der of places in the desert. If q we'll were put down here one of three things are sure to be struck, oil. gas or water. any one of which would pay an enormous profit.
 Everything in Yuma points to sue cess of such an enterprise. The laws are all that could be desired; the land has been exported and pronounced good; more than enough money could be raised in one day to put down a well. All that is necessary is for an experienced promoter or experienc- ed oil superintendent 10 come To Yuma and organize company and his fu- ture prosperity and that of Yuma would be assured. Of course the first man in the field will make the money"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-11
MAUD AND THE CENSUS MAN.

Again did Maud on a summer day Go forth to rake some additional hay A figure came riding along the lane. And she said: Its that beastly judge
 again, I'll tell him to chase himself, for he Fatigues me too quite excessively" As she stood and leaned on her we'll
 worn rake She saw she had made a slight mis-
 take. The fellow was young and handsome
 and Possessed of a figure to beat the band. He drew a book from his saddlebag And slid down off his perspiring nag. Your name. he said. and your place
 of birth; Are your parents yet on or off the
 earth: Have you had the humps: are your
 teeth your own Or made to order? All right: self
 grown. Do you think that 'SaphO' would, as
 rule, Be fit to play in Sunday school? Did any ancestors. she's or males, Have fits or bOils or ingrowing nails? Are you single or double and are
 you shy Of Offsprings. and if so. please state
 why? Do you ride a wheel. and how do
 you wear Your skirtings, divided or solitaire? "Is your hair self-cultured. or is it
 queer? What size of feet do you wear this
 year," All these pert questions and many
 more He fired at the girlie with gall galore. And Maudie parried each pointed
 quiz With the answer: Its none O' your
 bloomin' bizI' At last he gzed in her seal-brOwn eyes With q piercing look of unusual size. And said: Now your answer must
 be true As the law and Gospel: How young
 are yOu:' And Maud replied in a modest way: I'll be eighteen on my next birth
 day" Then the quizzer sucked at his foun-
 tain pen And saucily told her to Guess
 again" And Maudie pouted and tossed her
 head And sweetly caclled; That's on the
 dead,' Come off" he grunted. old Whit
 tier wrote Of you when the ark was yet afioat, He told in rhyme of that worn old
 rake When Eve performed with her circus
 Snaker' And Maudie answered: Don't get so
 raw, That Whittier gal was my great
 grandma. Go chase yourself from this field. you
 chump. Or I'll comb your hair with the rake,
 Now jump He jumped. and boarded his horse and
 sped Down the dusty lane and SObbingly
 said: Of all tough jobs since the world
 began. The toughest is held by the census
 man., Denver Post.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-11
From Saturdays Daily.

Chaplain Scott will occupy Rev. Smale's pulpit in Los Angeles tOmOr- row.
 A car load of grapes from PheniX passed through Prescott yesterday en route east by express.
 The Christian Scientists have chang ed their place of meeting to Masonic hall.
 Maricopa county democrats have called their county convention to meet September l.
 A post office has be en established at Iron Springs for the benefit of thc summer tourists.
 Rev. II. w Peck will preach tOmOr- row evening at the Methodist church on The Translation of Elijah"
 Chaplain Scott will preach at the Baptist church. Los Angeles. on Sun day. He is expected home Wednes- day.
 The Clifton postmaster has resigned his position on account of tLe large amount of work and inadequate pay for the same. The office pays Sl.400 per year.
 Joe Roberts friends are urging him to run for sheriff this year. There are few more popular men in the county and should he decide to make the race he will make q winning one. Under the new railroad schedule san Francisco papers reach Prescott of even date with the Los Angeles papers. Heretofore they were twenty four hours behind Los Angeles. An addition 14X16 feet is being built to the depot on the west end. When completed it will be occupied by H. r. Anewalt and his assistants in the gen eral passenger agents office. Water is getting to be worth its weight in gold at Metcalf and unless it rains soon there is likely to be a water famine in that fiourishing little camp. Never has it been known to he so dry there.-CliftOn Era. District court will convene again Monday.
 Last nights sOuthbound train was crowded with passengers. X handsome monument k being erected over the grave of Mrs. B. NJ. Bclcher in the Odd Fellows cemetery i Forest Supervisor w. II. ThayeI went out to Groom creek this after. noon to fight forest fire which is ir progress there.
 The JOurnal-NIiner erred in announc ing the return of AIr. and Mrs. w. F Covillaud's daughter. Their daughter | happens to be a fine rOllicking boy. Dr. George B. Pratt. the Phenix Op tician. passed through Prescott to day en route to the Grand canyon. He will return to Prescott the latter part of the present month and will remain here for some time.
 Rev. MT. Goodwin will preach al the Baptist church tomorrow morning and evening. There will be q grand rally of all the young peoples sOcie ties of the different churches at tht church from to s D. m. Sunday, Juiy S. Special music for the occasion. -i cordial invitation is extended to all The HOO miners employed in Bis bee receive in the neighbOrhOOd Of S1J0.000 per month in wages This large amount of money released iI circulation every thirty days means something to a town of COCO or 7OOC people. such as Bisbee iS.-GlObc Sil 1 cer Belt
 Billy Morris. well known in Win slow. and in fact all along the line of the Santa Fe Pacific came in on No ? the night of the Fourth from the KlOndike. Billy says he is not quite as wealthy as John D. Rockefeller but he has enough to keep grim want from his door the balance of his na- tural life.-Mail