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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
A WILMINGTON LADY.
Oilers Some Valuable Advice Every
Reader Interested.

Perhaps the reader is doubling Thom-
as for Wilmington is full OF them. Doubt
as rule. leads to investigation, and as
"Doubting Thomas" will not accept as
facts long a'ement giving particulars
OF some incrediabls cure on tho other side
of tho continent he is asked to Investigate
the following testimony Of local citizop.
Mrs. L. Maddox, No. 2!5 Tatnall ST.,
says:-"I allowed my experience with and
opinion of Doan's Kidney Pills to be pub
lishod In 1897 In our Wilmington papers.
For yoars previous to obtaining them at
Danforth's drug store l had attacks Of
sharp shooting pains accompanied bya
stiffness In my loins. A change In the
weather or any cold contracted always
settled In my back and made ii SO lame
and sore that 1t was hard matter Cor me
to get about When suffering as described
above lady called and advised me to use
Doan's Kidney Pills. saying she had thor
oughly tested them aud found them re-
liable. few doses gave relief and before
had finished tho box, the trouble disap-
peared. Since then have had slight re.
currences, but on every occasion dose or
two Of Doan's Kidney Pills has relieved
NO. Any preparation that performs ex-
actly as it promises should be known to
the public. 1t gives me pleasure to make
this fact known 10 tho people of Whining.
ton."
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all deal
orr. Prico 50 cents. Mailel on receipt
of price. by Foste-- Milburn Co.. Buffalo.
N. Y. Sole agents for the U. s. Re-
tho namo, Doan's. and take no
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AOlDOints(l RectOr

Rov. Jams +. Bl litt, of Parkesburg
Pa, has been appointed rector OF ST.,
Stephens T. II Chuuch, Clifton Heights,
to fill the vacancy caused by the death OF
RUv Daniel NJ. Bates.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29

There Is soon to be another wedding, the
happy couple ore Miss Daisy Mvers and
Lewis l.. Baker, who have been employed
at the Delaware State Hospital but who
will open grocery store in the West End
of Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29

N7 ILfIAM ZOLPER.
w First-,las tuner and rapairer of pi amos
and organs. has tuned for Roy fnm lilies in
Germany. Will he in Wilmington every day.
T. o, box 2S6, Wilmington, or residence, Elk.
ton, Md. d29lyr.
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MISS CLARA {. MaCH ENRY,

trained teacher and Reader will gi We lessons
to classes Or private pupils in clocutinn, iiatru.
mental music, lRianGl sight singing OF the En-
glsh branches, Terms reasonable. Gail Thurs
days at 4l5 Il. Eighth street. Wilmingt ton, or
address lAS N. Fifteenth street, Phila.
j..l2tt
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John II, HerdInan hri rented the pro.
perty 81. Market street, md Will open up
u restaurant thJre in n few DAYS
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IDROPOSATIS

I
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
the Trustees of thePoor OF New Castle county
until 10 o'clock u. M, WEDN lISDAY, Jan. 81,
1910 for supplying the New Castle Co. Hospital
from January u, 1000. to thu last Wednesday in
April. 1850, with beef, mutton. bread, groce.
ries. dry goods, shoes, tobacco, carpets slippers
drugs and medicines.
bidders on Shoes SLIPPERS and tobacco will
be required TO furnish samples
Bids for beef will be by the quarter In pro-
portion Of one hind-qusrter to three fore.Quar.
ters, out Of cattle well fatted and dressing not
less than JOO pounds.
Bids for mutton will be on forequarters of
eight ribs only.
Bids for groceries, dry goods and drugs will
be on the various kinds named on the schedule
and must be Of the best quality. Bids will also
be received for supplying the Hospital with
creamery butter delivered in such quantities
ns the superintendent may direct.
All goods to no. delivered at the Hospital,
In such quantities and at such times as the
superintendent may direct
All bids to be directed to the trustees Of the
poor.
No bid will be received unless in accordance
with the above,
Trustees reserve the right to reject any or
all bids. DAVID MCOY, Superintendent.
i27.3t
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y DIR. SlMMS'
Vegetable Liver Pills

Elegantly sugar coated. No taste swallow
ing. Gripsless and not sickening. Operate
grapdly and yet you hardly know YOU taks
medicine. The finest Liver, Kidney and Stoln-
acl. mt Ill zine known. viii surely cure Liver
COM iatn .. Kidney disease and Stomach tro 4
bles. dyspepsia etj. Cures tired feeling. skin
affections. headacns dizzinss+, giddy y.Iead, &c
Nice In every re,i,eot as . real Liver medicine
aud family prCtcatlO on against diseases 40 =
bog, u In one for ST. soid Dy drusgi+tslh u ties
aud country. Lepot wv King street
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DR. DEHARDI
DENgt

DR. DEHARDlp
- PENNYROYAL PILLS.
: Are the only genuine Fonnyroya al Pills made
Twenty.hye yea,s experience: cold BY drug
mail or At home. slOo; sdvica freA, Ladies', be-
ware II limitations. VI
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29

TOR SALE-FOR WAN OFUSE,2 SETsOF
- light carriage harness. oak surrey buggy
also ! carriage oak pole to fit same, all in good
condition. Apply at }. B. Carpenters stable
Eleventh and Madison street. 1l7.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29

LION SALE--AI OLD RELIABLE DRUG
store, Corner of Lancaster avenue and
Franklin streats, A good location for young
physician. viii be sold at a bargain. Apply
at l0l w Seventh street. j?j-6t
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TOR SALE HOUSE AND LOT 4)xl5O Fl,
u l2sxl2s N. I'd street, New Castle, Del.
Arply to James VanArsdalen, New castle,
Del. ia1-Yt.
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IA, Ill. SELL BAY HORsE SOU ND, FE sR
W. less; good under saddle and stylish
good driver and can trot in minutes.
years old, l51a hands. fold for want of use
ExGelient horse for lady to drive. Can be
between Orange and Tatnall streets. Price
tlc0. y Bye lOa West sixth street, VII.
inington, Del. dl2.tf
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TOR sAiE-TWo Horse TREAD POWER
IL feed cutter and belting complete; used
year. Apply O. q. Wilson, Greehville Del
j9g-it#
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WANTED.

lNrANTED-MAN TO WORK A TRUCK
wv farm On shares and a woman to do
housework. Inquire of }. A. Myers, Farm.
hurst, Del. ;?7.3tS
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TOR SAfE-3 VERY DEsIR AELY LOCA.
IL ted new brick houses at corner of Trout
and Broome streets. Apply to Thomas Huey,
I8 Broone street. jl7.lJt
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ECRSALE FARM Or 23O bGREH ADJOIN
T. fng Glasgow, Del, known as the Squire
Black farm. Apply TO Artisans Savings
nl.w s.tf
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az FIRST GLASr rADyIrN-
w tising solicitors on u local work. Adj.
dress Box 445. city. - j?j
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TOR SALE FARM-I WILL SELL. Al
IL private eale my farm Of 4sl4 acres. situu.
ted in Mill Creek Hundred, | milc west OF
Narshallton, with fair buildings, amt w6l
Watered, some fruit and woodland. Tornr5
sHsy. Apply tc Mary Hi ghficll or James X.
Porter, Newport. ns-eol-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29

TOR sALE-.THoROUGhBn BROWN,
fraim, TaIlcyvillc, Del j2}-Gtt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29

DRFATE SALE-EDW hRD WOODWARD
having had his barr burned offers his farm
Of i55 acres In three tracts of "a, 40 and 90
neres eaeh at private gale For further patcu-
Ira addreIs. Edward Woodward, Elsmere
Dc''- j2a5tl
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FOR SALE.

ECE SALE-TEN r. I.P.A, N.S. FOR j
y Scntsss druggists. One gives relief.
nDl l,.rl
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29

W ANIED-HEEP FURNISHED tOnHu
w tels, restaurants and private fanllie,
itshort notice Apply at Wilmington lnteli
tehce Once, s05 ehlpley street. m.!j II
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DOR 8 l,E--SMALL HOUSES IN DIFFER.
~ ent locations; apply to Ezra Fell. Front
shd Madison ttreets. j23-9H
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29

TOR SALE-HoUSE NO. 1923 N. FOURTH
IL street New Castle, ~ story brick 0
rooms Forterms. apply to A. NJ. Hizar, "a
b. Fourth street, New Castle. jlO-wtf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29

MTANTED- WHITE GIRL FOR GENRiAL
Ky houstworls In family of* Apply NJ
SD W a.hiDgton street. jStr
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29

N TWO AND A HHLF STORY BRICK
"A. house, 0 rooms, No. 128 N. Fourth street
etpriyate sale. Apply to A. NJ. Hizar. "a $.
fourth street. New Castle. ji@'Hf
4 r PRIVATE SALE NO. l23 NORTH
n Fourth street, New Castle. 2I5 story
LriGk house, rooms. Apply 10 A. NJ. Hizar,
u East eth street, New Castle. jl5-m tt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29

w ANTtD-RY A WIDOW PLACE AS
~ housekeeper in the country Address Y,
this oflce. j26-3tt
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-11-22
Special bargains in fannels at Kelly's.

FoR> SALE-A good team Of farm
horses. Will selIcheap. Apply to LiebeIe1
l. Pinerty.
Our profits go TO our customers for
the balance of the season. Mercer &
LAWN.
More snow has fallen here during the
past week than accumulated during the
entire winter OF a year ago.
Those shooting stars dated for an
astronomical display last week kinder
gave this meridian tile go by.
Ask the ticket agent about the Great
Northern holiday excursions. You can
not afford to travel by any other line.
Prof. A. Linn ex-editor OF the Osna-
brock Cycle, has been secured as teacher
for winter term in the Romio school
district.
Next week the Baptists OF StilweIl
invite their friends from all around to
attend social to be held at the church
on Wednesday evening.
The DEMocRAr carries a full line OF
writing paper, school tablets. fancy
S(dUtOuCiy OlllCt SSudIitS
and price guaranteed satisfactory.
Mrs. J. Stuart Black sister OF Mrs. ".
B. Dickson arrived this week from her
home in Labrador for visit Of consider
able length.
We buy our -four at Mckinley prices
and sell our bread at Bryan prices-25
iouves for $1.0O. ]. Little. proprietor
OF the City Bakery. opposite the Court
House, Langdon.
Farmers aud stockmen remember II.
W. Barker's nerve and bone liniment is
the very best for barb wire cuts, gals
and lameness. 1t is sold by D. Z. Nc
Donald, dealer in harness.
A change in business goes into effect
this week at the Langdou steam
laundry, Mr.. Bannerman retiring from
the firm OF Vol & Bannerman. y Here
after the business will be handled by Mr..
Voll and his family. while it is under
stood Mr.. Bannerman starts anew in
business at Park River, where he was
established previous to moving here
about year ago,
Among the new advertisers in the
DEMOCRATS columns this week is the
holiday announcement OF the Langdon
Pharmacy fancy stationery and musical
annex. Their stock OF Christmas goods
is here and the fitting up and opening OF
the new addition to N. E. McGruer's
business interests will be complete about
Dec. LIST, when a free instrumental
concert will be given.
Within the past week James Denny o
olga. lost two OF his family after d brie
illness OF dyphtheria. They were botf
boys. aged twelve and four years re-
spectively. Adaughter OF Jos. Trepanier
three years old, also took the disease.
carefully quarantined and attended By
DR.. Mcqueen, OF Milton. Last spring
olga was the centre of a small poa
epidemic and to have . q visitation o
diphtheria within such short lapse o
time is indeed hard luck.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-11-22

Have you seen Kelly's new line OF
winter overcOats?
Buy your Hardware and Stoves OF us
and save money. Mercer & LAWN.
Big bargains for everybody at
Schulke's Trade Palace every Saturday.
Don't forget that we are Headquarters
for stoves and Hardware. Mercer &
LAWN.
McPhee & Downie's big company give
grand free street parade at noon on
Saturday. Don't fail to see this.
Mrs. Duncan Campbell, q former well
known Osnabrock resident, ia seriously
i'll at her present home in Manitoba.
| The addition of baby girl to the
family of Frank Fischer, OF Mt. Carmel
is reported as having arrived on the 18th
inst.
Mrs. NJ A. Kessler has visitor her
sister from st. Paul, who arrived last
week with two children for visit dur
ing the holidays.
Spend Christmas with the old folk at
home in Eastern Canada. Great North
ern tickets on sale Dec. 3rd to 31sJ
inclusive. Forty dollars for the round
trip.
The Milton Mckinley Roosevelt club is
to be the recipient at a flag presenta-
ton at the republican ratification next
Tuesday Farmer" Wallace. OF Bismarck
is the donor.
Robt. Dickson ST.. father OF States At
torney Dickson and Messrs JAS. G. and
r. M. Dickson, arrived last week from
Crystal for visit with his SONS until
after Thanksgiving.
C. j. Kelly had a sale Of ladies and
childrens cloaks announced to be held at
olga this week, but has deferred the
trip ewing to the prevalence of dyph-
liberia at olga just now.
r.. P. Abbey in a new ad gives the
pubic holiday prices on seasonable
goods at his store. Useful presents will
be fashionable with the most of us this
year. When purchasing seeif R. P. Abbey
has got what you want.
Ifyou buy your Canadian Excursion
ticket via Great Northern Railway. you
have your choice of the finest railway
trains in the world between St. Paul
and Eastern points. Tickets good for
stop overs and you can stay a day or
two in Chicago and take in the theatres
and Christmas shops. Is
When looking for the latest styles in
shoes see G. j. Kelly.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-11-22

VHe United States court which met ut
Grand Forks last week had among the
cases on the calender one OF local
nature which will be watched with
interest by the people of this county.
Z. D. Sweetman of Milton, sues the
Great Northernfor damages for the loss
Of eighty-two horses which he was ship
ping from Washington to Fl. Duford,
this state. He also claims that be was
damaged to the extent Of 81 .2O3, 80 ON
I q shipment Of horses that was made
from Wilson Creek, Washington, to TT,
Buford in '0a. The claim il made that
the horses were kept without proper
IattentiOn longer than the time agreed
upon on two different occasions.
III Full Dinner Pail running over with
Dasgalns q our stove, Mercer = LAWN.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-11-22
WHEAT MARKET,

The Sunday schools have already be-
gun practicing for their Christmas Eve
entertainments
| Big attraction at Schulke's Trade
Palace this week-fve and ten cent
] bargain counters.
| Now that the election is over we
would like to have our readers pay up
their subscriptions.
| Baptist services the coming Sunday
will be held at the Stilwell church at
two O'Clock in the afternoon. In this
city i'll the evening at half-past seven.
Subject at night "Sons OF God.''
Rev. T. H. Robertson extends a gene
raj invitation to attend his class in
Bible Study which meets in the vestry
OF the Baptist church OF this city every
Tuesday evening at a quarter to eight
O'Clock.
The ladies OF the Catholic fair an
nounce there were lot of plates, dishes
and two cooking pans left at the Dono-
owners of same can obtain their pro-
perty Mt Boyds store.
The box social and entertainment held
on Friday evening OF last week at the
NJ. E. church of Harvey Centre by the
people of Harvey and Loan townships
lis reported as having been a very enjoy
able affair the program Of the evening
was gotten up by Miss Edith Oke and
Miss Verda Boag and its excellence
called forth repeated applause. The
sum OF $3.50 was realized from the
proceeds.
Five baptisms were conducted by
he conducted Monday evening at the
home OF j. c. McComb. During the
summer months Rev. Burleson has been
successful in building up the member
ship OF the Episcopal church in. this city
until there is no room for doubt but
J what place OF worship will be erected
1 in the spring. Much OF the money has
already been subscribed and site
donated.
The body OF Mrs John Stacey. who
died at her nome at Wales, N. D., on
Wednesday last, was brought here on
Thursday to be sent to Smiths Falls,
Ontario, for burial. Owing to a mis-
take in connection with the train on
this line, the funeral was too late on
arriving here to have the corpse sent
east on Thursday, which was a sad
disappointment to the bereaved hus-
band, who accompanied the remains to
Ontario on Friday. Mr.. Stacey is a
member OF the Woodmen's Society, and
the brethren Of the Wales Lodge had
charge of the funeral. The deceased was
in her 9th year, and had been married
4 about fifteen months.-Crystal City
Man. Western Canadian.
additional Local on First Page)
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-11-22
G. ]. Kelly will sell you good suit Of

CD. Kelly will sell you good suit 81
clothes for $3.50.
Morris Orion returned Saturday from
the Forks where he spent several days on
court business.
Prosperity! Prosperity! It's all yours
by buying your Stoves and Hardware Of
us. Mercer & LAWN.
Even democrats should be able to find
sonnet hing to be cheerful about next
misunderstanding Day.
Attorney Jno. Fahey has closed his
Ospabrock law Office and will seek
pastures new in warmer cline.
Attend thenormal, business and short.
hand college at Grand Forks, N. d.
Write ]. J. Swengel for new catalogue.
Manager q. E. Mahon, of the lumber
Easily. was in the city with his wife Fri
day.
See Mile LeTena, the champion lady
drum major. She is one OF the star
attractions with McPhee & Downie' big
company.
.Jim Buffers has closed his elevator
at Easily and is now installed as clerk
in the Dedrick corner hardware for the
| balance of the winter.
Next week N. E. McGruer will
advertise the opening of his new
fancy stationery and musical store.
Watch for it.
E. j. Evans and wife spent part OF
last week Mt Grand Forks. where Mrs.
Evans consulted medical specialists re-
garding her sickness which dates back
several months.
w. r. Fleming and H. B. Grover, two
well known Grafton men who have
spent the summer cropping their Billings
township homesteads, are arranging to
prove up on the 29th
Marshall jackson was here from Neche
last week looking after the timber and
hay interests OF the state and school
land commission in this county. Mr..
Jackson was the unsuccessful republican
candidate for sheriff in Pembina county
at the late election.
1t will be noted that city ordinance
No. 2, as revised by the council increases
the limits OF the Third Ward 40 as to in
clnde everything within the city limits
east of Third Street. In the past the
northern boundary OF the Third Ward
reached only IA far as the intersection
of Third and Walnut streets.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-11-22

The three days Catholic fair. which
closed Thursday evening OF last week at
the Donovan Hall was one OF the most
successful events Of the kind ever held in
the city anG the total receipts from all
sources are understood to figure up to
over $3.50. and alter all expenses have
been met the ladies expect 70 have at
least $500 10 their credit, which will be
used for the purpose OF wiping out church
Indebtedness. The watch contest be
tween Miss Annie Ohlheiser and Miss
Cora Derochers was won by the former,
who had 1865 votes 10 her opponents
S65. Up to the last the race appeared
to be very close, though finally, Miss
Ohlheiser finished with big lead as
shown by the vote cast. In the minor
contests all OF which closed Thursday
might the counting OF the votes showed
that the big wax doll donated by Mrs.
DR.. Donovan won by little Ella Foshay.
The rocking chair donared by Supt. Fox
and wife went tn Mrs. Debrow. The
boy Il pony saddle, donated by Orton 4
Son, harness makers finally found its
way into The hands d Frank Heating.
Miss Louise Deroch4r, was the lucky one
in winning the ladies trimmed hat do
mated by Miss Kate Schneider. A hand
come hound book given to the bazaar hy
IMx. Thns. FLYNN found q poAsessOr In
| Eddie FarrNll. The ladisa feel grateful
for the liberal patronage 81 the public il
lmaking the fair such Z king sOceesa
and every body congr atnIAtse them. M
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-11-22
For an up-to-date tie go to Kelly's.

For an up-to-date tie go to Kely's.
Buyers will do well to note that Kelly
is selling ladies cloaks at wholesale
prices Just now.
Buy your Canadian Excursion tickets
via Great Northern Railway and stop
off at Chicago to see the theatres and
Christmas shops. Tickets good for three
months with stop over privileges.
The columns of the Student, the official
monthly OF the state university mentio s
the newly organized University band as
prospecting under the leadership OF Tom
Chisholm, who will be remembered as
visiting relatives here several weeks last
summer.
Great Northern excursion tickets to
Eastern Canada and return, on sale Dec.
3rd to 31st at rate of $4,000 for the
round trip, allowing your choice OF six
routes between st. Paul and Chicago
and numerous lines between Chicago
and Canadian points. Forty dollars
for the round trip, goodfor three months.
MIR. and Mrs. Jas. Fleming and family
left last week for their new home in
Manitoba. The members OF the Yeomen
lodge, OF which Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming
were members, EXPRESSED their feelings
of regret at the departure OF their
friends and workers by presenting them
with a handsome lounge. Their many
| friends Join in wishing them success and
prosperity in their new tield.-Hannah
Moon.