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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-01

Chief Justice Charles 4. Lore
and Presiding Elder Robert Watt,
deleg ates from the Wilmington Con-
ference to the General Conference
OF the Methodist 'Ep!scopal Church
have returned home. The delegates
are very much pleased with the con-
ference.
Presiding Elder Watt last even
ing spoke interestingly OF the con-
ference Just closed at was great
gathering, he said, "rhe impress
sion seems to have been given in
the new spapers that there was fire.
lquent disagreement, but there was
not. 1t was Il conservative body.
Furthermore it was an independent
body. The delegates were indie
pendent men, thinking men, and
there was very little Wrc-pulIlng
The delegates thought as they
pleased, and voted their own opin-
ions. In gathering oil IVn men. iii
session two weeks. there were many
opportunities Tor political work, but
= the delegate, when approached
stated they would "ote as they
thought best,,and there was very
little wire-pulltnG.
THE removal OF the tine limit
seemed TO be the most popular legj,-
latlon In the conference. Fully
one third more laymeu than minis
tiers voted to remove the limit.
Many amendments were suggested
but the dcIcg atcs wanted the Limit
abolished unQI ai!'iediy. The
amusement question rcmaiuS as it
was, it having been laid on the
table.
It The time limitation for prc,!d-
ing elders remain, as it was. SIX
years, There was a resolution TO
remoYe tn. Limit, ty( i was not
presented. 1t was thought by many
delegates that anunrcstrjc,cd limit
for presiding CIDER would be dutri-
mental.
Several amendments have been
made in the church discipline. The
one ia which Delaware Method t,
congregation can elect trustees.
One restriction is that only male
members over u years Of age will
be entitled tONo'c for trustec,. DR..
Watt explained several changes
made by the conference. Hereafter
ministers on trial in conference
Studio, can soGmniIc marriage,
unless prohibited by the State law.
tia,, leaders must also be approved
before they can become members OF
the quarterly conference.
Another departure arising from
the conference is the sta,ionng Of
the bishops, who were assigned by
the committee on cplscopacv to
their homes for the ensuing four
years. Heretofore the bishops gem
eraliy selected their cities OF resi-
dcnce, but they we're stationed this
year, as the ministers are in an
nudl conference By the bishops.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-01
TW9-MEN I
ARRESTED.
Charged With the Larceny
of Bond Wire From the
.Brandywine Springs
Railway Tracks.

Charles McAteer and George
Welsh are behind the bars on the
charge of larceny. McAteer was
arrested on Wednesday morning in
Philadelphia and Welsh was pick
ed up here. yesterday by Officer
Wardell and Park Guard James
Black. About 300 pounds of the
bond wire Of the Brandywine
Springs railway disappeared and
the loss was reported to Detective
McVey. He suspicioned colored
men as being thethieves and David
Miller, colored, was taken over
from the New Castle Jail this after.
noon to tell what he knew about
the case. Welsh will be given a
pr eliminary hearing before Magis-
trate Daley this afternoon.
On Wednesday morning McAteer
was found with two bundles under
his arms in Philadelphia and when
he refused to tell the officer the con-
tents of the bundle he was placed
under arrest. When searched at
the station house he confessed
about the bond wire which was in
the bundles. Chief Dolan had not
flied the Philadelphia authorities
to watch out for the men as he knew
the Job had certain earmarks. Park
Guard Black saw Welsh on We'd
nesday and when Officer Wardell
made inquiries Of the Guard the
arrest soon followed. 1t is said
that there is large quantity of
bond wire in junk store on West
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-01
DOTS.

Penu5srove n. j., is to have q National
Bank.
All day services wern held at tho Chris
tian and N issionure Ailnnco Mission yes
terday by this Raw. Ralph L. Coursey aud
Joseph Smith.
Tho Delaware Mining and Grant to Com
rany yesterday signed IA con tract Tor so
600 worth Of ono for Gl0uce itsr county,
n, j. roads
A musical and literary entertainment
will be given Thursday evening", June !,
in the We-t ind Reading Room by tho
Biblo class of North Baptist Church
The Rev j. ID. G.. Hanna lscturod in
Mt. Pleasant y. l.. Church at Bellevue
lass night
Charter Camp, Modern Woolmsn OF
America OF Chester, will visit Whining
ton Camp on ,lune6.
On Sundaya number of members of the
FELTON, Fire Company OF Cnester VIII WIS.,
it the tlrenen in this city.
United States Engineer w. #. Mullin
has returned from a two days inspection
OF waterways down the state.
Caleb :, Watson is making new set Of
h II bearing wheels for the hose carriage
y itD l. lis tlinNuy
Tho United Circle Of Kings Daughters.
will hp!d their regular monthly moating
on Saturday at $50 o clock At No.l00 West
Eighth street
Tho members OF du Point Post wish to
return thanks to those who by con ribn-
tons OF flowers or IN any way helped to
make the parade Oh Memorial Duya sue
cess
Branch ST. Ladies Catholic Benevolent
Association will hold II special meeting in
their rooms tonight. A fail attendance
is requested ~ business OF Importance
will he transacted
Chief Justice Charles b. lore and Pro-
siding Elder Robert Watt, will address a
meeting thi. evening. in Grace NJ. l..
Church, on the General conference of
which they were both delegates
Thorn as ID Wilkinson has received tho
contract for furnishing the Wilmington
SteAmbo OF Company with awnings. cover
ings and sails, and The Steamer Republic
for sTpi lies needed in This limo Of bust
ness
The E.hs Carnival will DO success.
The people are back Of il and that means
a coed deal. Our prin cipai merchants
and MANUFACTURES Will N alte exhibits and
thousand. Of visi viii! attend he car
nival d. ally.
Francis W. Holster general purchasing
snant sf the New A,nercan Bulge Co..
which absorbed the Fig; Meoro Bridge
works will hereafter have his ''''lee ~
Philadelphia.
The Sugar Trust yesterday got rid OF its
rivals in tho sugar business and the stock
jumped M to 81 20 per share. 1t is now
Likely TO go considerable higher although
it ia paying a smaller dividend on its stock
for years past.
Michael Reilly will make $50 worth of
alterations TO the dwelling Mt the north-
w'st corner of Second and West street; -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-01
PERSONAL
MENTION
Interesting Paragraphs
=, About Visitors And
Home Entertain
mentS.
I GRAND RECEPTION.

Tho Rainbow Circle of Harrison street
NJ. Il. Church celebrated its last meeting
for tho summer by grand reception
given ut the home of Miss Elsie Cunning
ham Twenty-tbird and Talnall streets.
Many games were played and brief es-
; eayafas read by Miss Leila Bennett, en-
titled Health and Hygiene. A beautiful
!.hein which was composed b Miss Lora
~ I4tpson of Cecil County, M, entitled
"A Story" was read by Miss Florence
Carter and was greatly Appreciated. Az
ter very sumptious rspast all departed
for 1heir home. Among those present
were: MIR aud Mrs Pudrick, Miss Pod.
rick and Mira. Pedrick, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Cunningham, Elsie and Lizzie Cunning
ham, E'tele BarnhiIl, Gertrude Watson.
Bertha and Ada Ford, Ella and Mary
Thatcher. Bertha Richardson. Carrie
Thomas. Florence Carter, Leila Bennett,
Mahls Haley. Ethel Bagnard and j. Rich
ard Bicking. Frank Rosin, O.ar Il Bay
nard. Albsrt Uber, Harry Sutton. Abort
Clayton, Harry koop Andrew Derrick
son, Wilma Highfeid. l. wis Bilderb iek,
Jerry Mahoney and others
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-01
DEA Tbs.

MAHLOVE-ln Iii! city on May 20 1900, Hem.
II MAI oye aged 10 yusra.
Relatives frieuds and mnmberaof tho q. A.
u. IN general .roiuylted TO a. tend his funeral
from his late residence nH' Fast I'd street on
saturday afternoon, at :. clock. lnterment
Az Hiverview cemetery.
MCaAUGH--1n ths city, on NAV 3Iat, 1907.
thomas r., sou OF John and Della Alcuaugli,
aged 6 months
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
The funeral from the residence Of his parents
southwest corner Eleventh and Pine stree -
On Saturday afternoon nt Z O'clock. Inter.
ment IN Cathedral cemetery. i
SOILOWAY-ln this city on May 80 1890
Edna j. daughter Of John A. Matte j.
Solloway, aged years and & months.
Re'atves and frieuds arc respectfully
invited to attend tho fuerai from the resi-
dencp % her parents, Sl3 Bepnett street on
Friday afternoon at > U'ctocb; intermans
LUnDardy cemetery.
Little Edna WA our darling
Pride OF all our hoarts Mt home,
But an angel came and whspers
EdEa darling do como homo.
BROOKS On May %, 1900, john. Brooks
aged IL years.
Relatives and iriculs Of the family are
invited to attend the funrra! from his late
residence No. lUl ELLIOTT Avenue on Fri
day afternoon ats O'Clock
lnterlnenl at Ryerylow Cemetery
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-01

Chester, June last evening two
special cars OF tho Chester Fraction Com
pany conveyed morry pariyof Whining
tonians TO this city Tho party, which
Numbered clOSs IL a hundred and fifty
persons. both ladies' and gentlemen, were
chnps oned by tho BrunswIc.l Fife and
Drum Corps, ana thsy lsrt tine city OF
swedish ancestry at $50, arriving hare at
III ~, leaving again at I'D o'clock.
While here the members Ct the party
wors escorie led about thu principal PLACES vi
Interest (aithough Bethel Court was
sklppel) and they took occasion to re.
mark that this was II pleasant city in
which TO live, and that some of tie pave
insnts needed fixing. The lattsr remark
W ~ made As the party was canning down
EdSinOnt Rvenuo near Seven tn street, ast
prior To taking the cars which later con-
voyel them home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-01
DOTS.

A musical and literary entertainment
will be given Ia the silvetbrook NJ, r..
Church on Thursday evsning June 7.
Some OF the bost musical taont Ia tho
city has been engaged.
The Young Mems Republican Club have
received The bronze tintod caps and CABS
u Use in The parade in ihilidslphia on
June -. They VIII bs sgrlbuted to-
night.
Store property IN Wilmington Ia not
selling Us II should. The man who has
tho money and eau wait for year or SO
can purchase a store property at bargain
by calling on ". ;, Vernon, No 10! Wo,t
Seventh street.
Mr. James Is. Hickman has the ano1t
rogue ground! in the city in tho reur of
his residence Oh Franklin street above
the av0nue.
Any ono wishing TO purchase a frat
class baby coach. alta vory tow prIas
should catl at No, 2t07 Tatnnll .troot,
Ten experienced s,ies,nsn nr, wanted
IA the Now clothing stUrv ~ NJ. 800 Mar
kYt street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-01

Dover. June THE commencement ex-
crclses of he Delaware State College for
Col"red students were held ut no college,
about ono milo OUT Of D0ver, Yesterday
aud were largely attended by friends Of
rho school. Inc fuur graduates wore Is.
rhsr A. BurI, Of Fort Washington, Pa ::
josephine NJ. sehudlsr, Of philadelphin
.ornoiin A, Ward, Orange. \. j. and
John w. Henry, Houston, who each road
interesting essays
j, Perry, editor of the PhiadeIphi,
Tribune, delivered the address, anu pravyr
was offered by Rev. G. A. Tindiey, u. ID.
one of the most eloquent member, Of the
Delaware Conference Chief Justice Lore
conferred the degrees to the grad uatos and
Bishop Coleman presented the prizo, to
the graduates. Mu.ic was furnished
throughout the day by tho Independent
Cornet Band, of Smyrna.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-01
LOVED HIS
MOTHER BEST.

Chester. Pa. May 1.-Snmuel L. Clayt ton.
son OF The late Judge Thomas Clayton,
was arrested yesterday and held BY
Alderman Robert Smith, OF the Third
ward, for court In tho sum Of $1,000. Tho
warrant was issued to Mrs. Samuel .,
Clayton, bis wife. who charges desertion
ana nonsupport Clayton was located on
the road In his automobile.
Mr. Clayton while travelling in Europo
ir 1880 met Miss Partridge, a millonairo's
daughter OF Chicago. and married her
In 1871. She later secured divorce I'm.
medla'ely after his marriage to Miss Part
ridge suit WAS entered for breach Of pro-
misc yMiss Alice Cooley. pretty school
teacher Of South Chester, and q verdict Of
5000 was given to her.
Soon after the verdict Judge Clayton
and Mrs. Clayton. his vito, weroin CHI
cago. and while there made rac0n0ilia-
ton with the first wife, the former Miss
Partridge, and were on their way home
to make the news known to their sou,
when theyssread of his marriage to Miss
Clyde, who is the daughter Of J. Edward
Clyde, all ex-Alderman, and one Of the
oldest and hest known citizen Of the city.
In an interview Mr.. Clayton said: II
have not one word to say against my wife
She Is ut liberty to 60 home II she wants
to. have never had cross word with
her; she and my mother, who is over 65
years old; have had some words, and Ii
cHmo to choosing my old moth end my
wife, and loved my mother bstter, I
LOOK her part, and my wife Left"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-01
BOATSLAUNCHED
! AT LENAPB.

Several employees OF the Wilmington
and Northern Railroad. under The dirsc.
tion Of Superintendent y. w. Andrews,
Wednesday afternoon launc hed numbe
of skiifs in tho Brandywins at Lenaps
Park. The boats have been newly paint
ed and are 10 good condition. More will
be placed on the water as needed. 1hsrs
arc now several different kinds OF vessels
on tho stream, making a respectable navy.
The skitIs the sailboat, a ot, Lawrence
canoe. which is as light AS paper. a double
ender painted blue, and various other craft
which will be seen during the SEASON.. As
yet the steamer has not arrived.
A new wharf has been built to take the
place OF the old one near tha lighthouses,
1t is of sufficient size and height TO accom-.
modate the large crowds nicely, and when
tho dam is raised, as it will be in tho next
few DAYS. the Boating facilities will be bet.
ter than ever
The old fence about the pavilion has
been nearly all removed aud the caryon-
tsrs have built new steps at the entrances
from tho railroad
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-01
, ID
GASES In :
CITY COURT.

For the first time in several
months Richard H. Rowe faced
Judge Ball in the city court this
morning. He was charged by Off
Ger Michael J. Maloney and consid-
ering his good record he was let go
at 81 and costs.
p, Elmer Short, colored, had too
much liquor aboard last night aud
was rated at 81 and costs.
William S. Murphy who was
picked up for being drunk, was
a given a chance to 60 and sin no
more. 81
% Samuel and Jennie Mayhart were
charged with acting in a disorderTy
manner Mrs. Annie E. Hagmeyer'
failed to appear and the case was
dismissed.
Charles Harper was charged with
the larceny oil bicycle and as his
counsel was out OF the city the case
went over until tomorrow morning.
Bail was fixed at $500.
Gilpin Morris, colored, was
charged with the larceny of lot of
vegetables and fruit, tae property
of K. c. Cooley. Two other boys
were arrested in connection with
the same case and they were al
lowed to go with their friends. Nor
ris has been before the court on
former occasion. His father and
other relatives recently wanted him
sent to the Ferris Industrial School.
When the case W as called yesterday
morcing they did not want to have
him sent there and asked that he
charge of larceny should be pre-
terred. Officer Harry Pierce testl-
fed that he knew Morris and that
the other boys connected him with
this larceny. Morris madea State
mcnt to him connecting the other
boys and stated that he had been
with the others. Ray Morris tcsti-
he'd that his brother had become
so of late that he cannot be con-
.trolled. He runs away. but he
Mas never heard of him taking any
thing that belonged to anybody
else. He stays out at night and
will not come home. tiilpIn is Is
years of age today. He is in dan
ger Of falling into bad ways by
running away from home. lie was
ordered sent to the Ferris Indus
trial School.
Joseph q. Adams was charged
with selling liquor to J. Il. Ray,
He asked for a continuance aud the
case went over until Monday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-01
At meeting Of Grace Epwortll

At a meeting of Grace Epwortll
League last evening the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: President, Frederick Nc
Call; first vice-president, depart
ment of Christian work) Mabel
Beccher; second vice-presidert.
department of mercy help, Eliza
beth Scott: third vice president
department OF Literary work), Mar
tina M. Bradfcld; fourth vice-presi-
dent department Of ENTERTAINMENT,
Alma +. Groves; fifth vice-presi-
dent department correspondence
Gertrude Morris; sixth v'ce-presi-
dent department Of flnance), Harry
ID. Iliason.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-01

T he Steamer Thomas Clyde.
thoroughly overhauled and repair
ed by the Pussy and Jones Conf
pany, will sail from the wharves of
that Company tomorrow morning
for Philadelphia. The Thomas
Clyde was one OF the first eXcur-
sion steamers on the "Delaware.
She was built in 1878 by the Pusey
and Jones Comsany. and not by the
Harlan and EIollingsworth Com
pany as was enormously stated
by an evening paper yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-01
To Go To Milwaukee

The General Federation OF Women )
Clubs of the United States will meet in
Miwaukes next week The delegates
from tho Delaware Federation will leave
for Miiwanbes Tomorrow. They ore
Miss Anna 4. Candy and Mrs, William
NJ. Fold OF this city and Mrs r. Il. Ioll-
iday and Mrs. Cecil G. Fulton of Dover
Mrs. A. ID. Warner, president OF the Del
aware Federation, is by virtue OF her Of
flee a vice.presitent of the General Feier-
ration aud will accompany the delegates.
Among the visitors to tho convention
from this city will de Miss Susan f.
Warnor and Mii, Bella Warner
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-01
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS,
DEGISTER'S ORDER.
IN kGGIsTEn'S OFFICE,
New Castle County, Dal.,

., MAY I, 1910
:, Upon the application OF George r. Chau.
dlnr, Executor OF James Chandler lnts
Of Chri,iiuna Hundred in said county
deceased 1t IL ordered and Directed NV III.
Register that the Executor aforesaid give
notice OF granting of letters testam-utsry. un
on the estate of the deceased with ths AK,
Of granting thereof, by causing aIyer
tistmrnts to be posted within forty DAYS from
the date VI such Letters in six OF tina most ,i
fc places OF the County OF New Castle. rsn1ir.
lng al persons having demands against the o..
tate to pl,issnt the same, or abide by al act OF
Assembly In such cave made and provided and
Also cattss The sans 10 br inserted within tn,
same period in the DAILY REruBiicASa
papor published in Wilmington. Dei., and to
be continued therein three wnsks cod
49, Hiven under the hand and seal n,
rs Office Of the Register aforesaid, nj
- Wilmington, in New Castle County
aforesaid the day aud ycnr above written
CALVIN w. GROSSAN, Register
NOTICE
N"tlrri hereby givon chat I.ettarsTs,tsman
tary were in due form OF law granted unto tho |
unerssnni on the lst day OF May
A, d. 1900 aud that all persons having claim.
against the estate Of the deceased must present
the same duly atteItsd, TO the sYid Executor
on or befDrs the lsL day OF May, 100 |
or pbidn theAct OF Assembly in such case made |
aud provoked
GEORGE r. CHANDLER,
Executor.
Address: Ashland. Dot. M
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-01

Dance given by the Brandywine Club
Tuesday evening WAS IL grand affair.
Among those presaDt were the Miss
Mary Gallagher, lhzAie l.,thsrs, Lizzie
Gibson, Jennie Dou yherty, Rose aud Mary
Eorren, Mary Bonner. Katie HackenLorn,
Throsa Carey, MitllJ Carey, Sal!ie ellison,
Mary hodfry, Katie Dsvlr, Bridget Nor
gan, Katie Ward, Cara Skeley, Mary
all Laura llaghn. Eii1a Nncadoo, Mira.
C,theart, Bessie Snaw, Mary Carter. ami
Meisr+. 7. inokendorn, d. Harvey, f.
Slppjo, j. ellison, j. Dlugherty, Pat
Dnu.nsrty. Philip Doughsrty, G, Dousn-
,rtF, ", Duugherty. NJ Doughorty John
Dou2herty, H. Moore, =. j Golden, II.
Clark, d. Bon Ter, J. MlI.sg, H. Carey b.
Ma adOo and othurs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-01
y 70
Aorsford's Acid Phosphate
A Great Tonic.
It invigorates and strengthens, re.
lieves nervousness and headache, and
creates a good appetite.
Genuine bears name HossFoRp's on wrapper.
Putting In Casks,

The Hartman and Fehrenba Brewing
Company are putting in eight large casks
In their Few cooling house. They we're
built In Philadelphia and have compac-
ity Of l2o barrels each. They were being
placed In position yesterday by David
bangles men. There are eight more sim.
liar casks to be put in the second story OF
the building and will come knocked down
and then put together in the building.
The firm will spend .ssvorall thousand doll
lars in enlaigfDg their plant TO accomo-
date the increaselsQu put Of their brewery
have jus. received new delivery stake
Wagon from Milwaukee, which was ueces-
sttatod by the increased orders for their
hppr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-01
Honest Dealing,

1t Is no wonder that the intelligent peo-
lie OF this city. attend the sale at Wolter's
Great Down Town Department Store
in such numbers They are aware OF the
fact, that every item ad vertised can be
had at the stote. they are not turned away
i'll an angry mood. but all go away we'll
satisfied with thor purchases. Honesty
Is the best policy, when IN business.
When you intend purchasing clothing, re.
member VOTERS lie has business
standing of IS wears in this CITY,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-01

Clean blood means clean skin. No
beauty without it. Ca3carcis. Candy Cathar.
H. clean your blood and keep it clean. by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all ila
Purities from the body. Begin to-day to
md that sickly bilious complexion by taking
ca@arets.-beauty for tan rcats All drug
gusts, satlsfacsic guarantee lOc. 25c. 5(sa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-01

The truck farm OF the late DR.. Jacob
Frismuth, situated on Alrich's lane,
south Wilmington, con tanning eight
acres of land, with largo frame house
stable. penty Of fruit and good water viii
be sold ut public sulo. on Saturday morn
ing ut II o'clock, at tho Court House,
Parties wishing to buya pleasant nome
near our city should attend the sale, rs it
may ho sold at q very reasonable price.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-01
DECIDE Y0URsLF
The Opportunity is here, Back,
ed by Wilmington testimony.

Don't depend on strangers statement
Read Wilmington endorsemeut
Read the statements Of Wilmington cit
zsns.
And decide for yourself
Here Is one case Of 1t.
Mr.. A. q. Wjvel formerly manager for
the late John 7. Walker says:--'I first ex
pressed my opinion OF Doan's Kidney
Pills and gave my experiences with that
remedy through our Wilmington news
papers in 1897. Before procuted the pre-
paratlon at Danforths drug store my back
was lame and achcd so severely at times
that thought IT was broken. After had
completed the treatment, kidney com.
plant, backache or whatever 1t was dis
appeared and up to tho present time have
had no indications OF a return. l think
more Of Doan's Kidney Pills now than l
did when gave my first statement for
publication. Any patent medicine which
acts up to its claims is woll worth the
trouble of recommendation
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all doal-
ers, price 50 cents Mailed on receipt OF
price by Foster Millbnrn Co., Buffalo, N.
Y, sole agents for tho L. :.
Remember the name DJan's and take
no substitute,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-01
Unclaimed Goods.

House Sergeant Durney had a aale of
unclaimed articles. The attendance IF
buvers was small and the articles sold Mt
low prices. The net result was 81. 81,
Chief Clerk Schell was auctloneer.
Reviewers anu razprs sold at S cents
each and SO on throughout the list.