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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-15

the dead for nearly 70 years, but she b :
plain country girl and her Imagination did
not run riot building castles in the air. One
evening not long afterward, while mother
and daughter were seated under the vines
in front of their cabin, archaeology ran into
the yard and threw letter into Miss Max
mes lap. The girls prophetic soul set her
nerves to quivering, and she was not sur.
prised when she saw the foreign postmark
The letter was from old Mexico. Upon
breaking the seal she soon discovered that
the rich American in Cordova was really
her long lost uncle. The old gentleman
wrote that he had heard from his niece and
her mother through his young friend Pay
son, who had recently returned from Texas
He said he was now an old man and very
lonely one. Fortune, he declared, had
doubtless favored him beyond his worth,
and he felt that the discovery of his niece
would make him one Of the happiest Of
mortals il he could only induce her to pay
MIN visit. He inclosed draft for $500,
and after writing in plain blunt way that
he was very much pleased with Mr.. Lee
Payson's description OF her he added that
if she concluded to comply with his re-
Of becoming his heir and submit to the in
heritance of his estates. Miss Maxine, with
a puzzled look, was-ahout to say: "Why,
mamma, he does not mention YOU but
upon turning the letter over she saw an
other line. 1t simply read: Induce your
mother to come with YOU.
About the middle of last January Miss
Maxine and her mother went to Mexico. A
few days ago the young girl returned to
her old home in laurel valley for the dou-
Bile purpose Of visiting friends and adjust
ng a business affair of some importance.
In the beautiful, and fashionably dressed
Young woman, surrounded by servants, none
but the most intimate friends could rec
ognize the little school-teacher who wore
a calico dress in the little log schoolhouse at
the Cedars few months ago. The for
tunate young lady has made her former pu-
pills many handsome presents.
In answer to the inquiries of friends Miss
Maxine says: when my mother and uncle
got together in Mexico cloud that has
hung ovtr~our family since the great war
was removed. Many mysteries were ex.
planned, and the Two sold people were like
children in their great happiness. Asa re-
suit my mother is now also my aunt
"Two millions, did you say exclaimed
the Mexican consul at San Antonio, as he
turned to group of Texans, after assisting
Senorta Maxine on board of the Monterey
FLYER. Two millions. Seniors, Don Maxi
milan Doubleday, of tordova, is one of
the richest men in all Mexico" 1t is only
in the land OF the Montezunas that fortune
PLAYS such pranks. Globe Democrat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-15
DIAL rs.

LYNN-ln this city on O,t 49, 10 |, James
son of john and Elizabeth Lynn. agsd "
years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services " his Intr resideace, 800
Lincoln street. Oh Thursday afternoon Oct, II
at2 O'clock. lnterment Old Swcdes Gene
terry.
GODW N-Iu this city OH Oct. H. 1901. Mad.
ison Spur. only son of Gregg and susanna
Goiwln in his Btl year.
Funeral private from his parent residence
a.! ). Claymont street on Wednesday Oct. 10
at ~ O'clock. lEtcrment ut Rivervicw ceme-
terry.
ADklNs-on Dot. - 1911. WIN. j. Adkin9.
in his I'D year
Relatives, friends and cmpiopeer of the p.
W. s. i. e. H. shops ana members Of Eureka
Council No. !, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, arc invited
to attend tho fun rnl services at his fathers
residence No, AIS t. End street. on Tuesday
evening Oct. Is, at 1850 O'Clock. IntermCnt
at Demar. Del. on 10Th. Train leaves p +, W.
o. u. depot at 5. IS n. III.
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/, B R|[,,E :Y
Under wear.

We are having a merino IN.
derwear sale this week. Ladies
Mems and thi'dren's UNDER
wear at special sale prices.
Mems 50 cent ribbed shirts
and drawers, sale price, 40
cents.
Cbiidren'e ribbed vests sizes
"a and 26 reduced from 81
cents to - cents; sizes IS and
80 reduced from 81 cents to
70 cents.
Mems Sl.00 grade Natural
wool shirts reduced to - cts.
Infants ribbed vests and
Wrappers sale price q cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-15

At the NEE Ing Of The Street and Sewer
Department. TO day c0mmlttss from the
Board Of Trade was present. Josiah
Marvel and William Lawton spoke ON
the question Of train facilities whsr the
tracks are elevated and they were instruc
ted to send o communication to the Diroot
ora covering the matter.
Action was not taken on the ordinance
grating tbs p, W. u B. h. X. company
the right to elevate the tracks until City
Solicitor Reinhardt has chance 10 exam
Inc the ordinance. The checks or over
paid fees to the jury Of Condemnation were
received
The commission rejected the awards Of
the commission on the Nelson: Cleveland /,
Enoch Jetteries, Philip Plunkett, II. q.
Banning and Patrick Fahey estates were
ciactad.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-15
Lace Curtains,

We have decilel to close
out our stock of lace curtains
and will not handle them after
this lot is sold. They will be
put on sale Wednesday at a
third to half off tie regular
prices.
5.pair Nottingham lace re-
duced from ii cents to 80 cts.
6.palr reduce from Sl.25 to
50 cents a pair.
7.palr reduced from sl.OO to
70 cents.
l6-pair reduced from 500
AVID 81 p to 81. 50 q pair.
l2-pair reduced from 500
to s. 80.
9.pa'r re luccl from 1915 to
2.9s
Z-palr Reduced lyom 81 % to
1925.
2-pair Irish point curtains
reduced from $3.50 to $500
2-pa.r irish pDin, r"daced
from $500 to - IS.
3-p"ir live net cm'aims, with
lace lnsertio reduced from 81
10 s. Is.
}-par net curtains reduced
from - 70 TO S1.Oo.
5 i dnzca Ladies ) cent hem.
stitched hanJ.;ercGlcf. at / cts.
each or ) for - cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-15

Early this morning wreck occur
I'd on the Reading railroad near the
Way nesburg junction, that delayed
traffic for several hours.
The morning train down to thil
city, which is made up above this
junction could not get through.
Two wrecking trains from this city
were called to the scene shortly be.
fore 6 o'clock.
BY noon all Of the wreckage had
been cleared away and trains we're
running on their regular time.
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Andrew Carnegie.
Believes in Educating

Andrew Car ige.
Believes in Educating
People.
So do we. We believe in
pure uuadulterated food and
we want to educate the people
VI this city to eat only the best
believing that you will enjoy
better health. Our aim is con.
stantly to place before you the
very best the market affords
in Groceries at reasonable
prices.
OUR SPECIALS FOR TWO WEE KS
NEW PACK GREEN ACRE
s shleF Seavy rl sylap.. lie can
HANSCOM'S UNSWEETENED
CONDENSED CREAM, care.
fully prepared from the very0c
| best milk. .............,......./S
and Isc. can
PURE GRAPE JELLY. our1Sc
own make; absolutely pure iOS
glass
HANsCOM'S PURE UN
SWEETENED DUTCH
CHOCOLATE;it goes one Or III
third farther than any OthsrOhS ~
HANSCOMS PULVERlHED
en. tsnnS 5equ Issss nS .Do'.".:6c pkg
CAN OPENERS, useful little
article that is needed and g. nOrI,
should DO In every kitchen. Nv soSH
THE OLD ORIGINAL AND
| ONLY BROWNSVILLE
|(lCRACkERS,a pound package
will certainly make you happyOr III
II you like crackers. ~ ~
COCOALINA a pleasant combi
nation OF molassos cookie with 1r III
cocnanut ioing... ~ ~
LEBANON BOLOGNA. made In
Lebanon, Pa, by German
who knows how to make 1t 49, IL
just right. .......,............i oS ~
Regular price 22c. per pound.
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My Eighteen Dollar made to order suit
30 the self sAlne clothes that other
charge you see 90 and S3j. 90 for. Look
ycrs. sos Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-15
MARRIAGES,

WALKER MEESER-on Oct. II, 1901, at
AsDury Parsonage. BY Rev. H. Is. Duiany,
John A, Walker, and Laura NIseser.
ALBERH- BUCK ALLW-On Get 18th 1901.
at Asbury Parsonage. by Rev. H. $, Dulany
dusIaNe 4. AlDers and Mary 4. Buckaiew.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-15
Letters Ct T estimOny.

Letters Of administr alton on the
estate OF Patrick Maher. were grant
ed this morning to his sisters.
Bridget and Catherine Maher, by
Register Crossau.
On the estate Of Jacob Joyce to
William Joyce and on the estate of
lie beeca Bailey 10 Thomas and
William Bailey, her sons.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-15

Tho members OF the Y. NJ G. A. will
be out In force to night to give welcome
to their new physical director Wesley
Wae-. OF Baltimore. The reception will
bs an Informal one.
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l'tI;; :>.i!.i..


4 OF! sA.E-BtSlNESS WAGONS AT
J. S'conh AMI French streets Zine given.
Hammond all. SINS
1I'OR -Ai.E-rWO Fir T GLASS MEAT
j. BLOCK 81, liz AMI =, Eighth street Mar
kct, city oi.-jt'
I, Ui: SALE- FINE LTArHEt SOFA. TWO
4 fine pianos. d ne mantle mirrors fat top
desk, 81 'rDoar!, cxtnnslou table warurols.
OYSTER box. he! couch folding bed<. office
chntr, hrlI rack, parIDr quits rar'Or and cook
stoves, go cart, III ynrd. Brussels Car,m
wa,hiig mech ne. fine sew! ing mach NJ, he'd.
room suits s. up. r,ck"r- and chairs )c up
guud goose tea her pillow ,Jc. pea nvdry
wight McJahon Bros. No W! KIM street
Dum phone l.25 on
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-15
Death From D;phtl,eria.

Madt.on Calvin the Syear old son OF
Gregg Goodwin ol M a! S,uth Clayton
street died ,alI III rain. rom diphthorias
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-15
Art Embroidery
Department.

We are showing new slIko-
line al d oriental draperies, also
Lew pillow tvs. A purchase
III tn department ri 81 cents
worth If material viii! oDtitle
You to n free lesson bv Mss
Nrh'aIka WHO as had IA years
tXper cNc3 in art needle work
lnstru"llon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-15

Too lao to cure cold after consump
ton has fastened Its deadly grip on The
lungs Take DR.. Woods Norway Pine
Syrup while yet ihsro Is limo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-15

"a 1t q burni Use Dr. Thomas EolectrIs
OIL. A QUIZ Use DR. Thomas Eclectria
Oh. At your druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-15

=, Roofing ana healer work j. G. job n
sou x SON, y. i. Cor. sixth and klny
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-15

! Popular Prices
For clothing is telling its
. story i'll our crowcd store
: busy as we could be all OF,
: last week in spite oil mild
weather, as soon as tine.
weather gets a little cooler,
: and its bound to come
We II be compelled to put on
extra force oil salespeople.
: it's a fact, the mems suits
: we're selling forsIo is better
: by far than any sold else
: where for twelve dollars
: views more than 40 styles at
: $40. ltyou want a bl9ck suit
: here is a very fine dag
: or thibet, a serge or an
unfinished worsted. lfyou
: want d mixed suit, we
s show about thirty three
: styles at $40 in cassmeres
5 chcviots. worsted, scotch
: mixed mixtures, fancy and
plain meltons and others,
: lots Of them in Tie new
: Versity cut. the gourd men
: are just wild for them, coat
: cut short, high pa d d d
: S Ii gu | d ers, stiff fronts
: vel t seams all over.
: Vest single breasted, high
: cut. some with collars some
5 without. Trousers Just
: right with broad welt seams
AT S., Sc, $3.50, IS. s12.
$3.50 and SIS we show
: hundreds OF styles and every
: suit from dollar to five
dollars lower in price than
you get them elsewhere.
: Our Hat department grows
: more popular eve~y season.
: A Hat Brush with every
: hat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-15

New lie Are coming in
9rl, fast. The, long
xN;rter Full Back 40
inch Box Coat
will be very
, OVoreoats popular. 7 h e
colors will be
Black. Oxford Greys and
Browns. Prices sI2, SIS and
$40 for the swell coats. We
have plenty OF Regular and
more Conservative styles.
Box Coats So to ID inches
long. S. to s2' in price. New
Oxford at $40, sI2, SIS and
SEQ. New Black Vi:una
coats at SIS, $40 and SIS.
New styles in Boys and little
Boys Coats. $3.50 to So for
little Boys s. to SIS for lars-
er boys sizes. Have you ever
worn a Rain Coat1 We have
them at $40 to SIS. Come
and see them.
Opea Tuesday and Saturday
evenings.
JAS. 7, MULLIN & SONS
9th and Market, Wilmington
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-15

notice. !, MERRITT B. FURRY. THi
~ tenant and occupant Of III" house, situat
ed at N. W. Cor. 18th street aud Railroad
Ave. in The Ninth ward. OF thec.ty OF Wi
m'ngtnn. In tho county OF New Castl, an d
State Of Delaware, IN compliance with the RI.
Guirenrntso OF tho ucti o. the General Assem-
bly, in such case made and provided, do hareD y
give notice that shall apply IN writing to tn Q
Court Of General Sessions Of the state Of Della
ware, in and for New Castle county, on MON.
DAY tho 18th day Of nova. ID 1901, being tho
next term OF said court, for license for
said hous" rs an inn or tavern, for the sale
therein Of Intoxicating liquor. in les, quaint.
tics than one quart. to be drunk on the prGni.
ses and the following respectable ctizans OF
said ward at least twelve OF whom are
substantial frerhoders Of snld ward recon
mend the said application, viz:
james i.yl, Charles ], Lea.s
J uniel Lynch Nnth All b HI!
10 .eph NJ Jetfert.' Robert MoKslyey
George McKelvey' job Long
Anton Stcinc John II Grtlith
James Connolly Geo i Campbell
Thomas Is Davis Geo NV Simpson
Morris t.ederer ,lu,nes Roui.to
MARTIN Il einho,z . Emi. ioch
Michael Fronm August Kristenson
iober Coti:n Albert Wlngnte
Gu PlCsser VIM sutton
Thos Madden Tho; tnrren
Francis 5 Bradley ChasA hmering
0l5.Std.w MERRITT 3, FURRY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-15

RICHALD 0N'S ROLLING MILLS.
~ Our cxchang ed for wheat feed or nj z
and cuat tom work done at short notice
U!5tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-15

N OrlCE-l. ALEXANDRA MCGOWAN.
~ tc'ant and occupant Of the hous, stu
atnG At tine N"rthwu-t corner of lhid and
ninlmrd Streets IA h. An ward, tho
city OF Wilmington, county OF Sew Cattle
and state Of pninwarr, ia clnlp anca with
tn requirements Of nrtt or the GENERA! As
sen. bly, made an pr vde /. do hereby ii W. no.
tee that -nni! nDply in with. 10 ii, or,
oil General sessions of the stat, Of Delaware.
IL and Tor New Castle county, Oh Jlonliy, thu
til day Of Nov A. D.. nJl, being the
next term OF said court, for y license for i,i
house a. IN inn o" tiYorn for the sale theran
Of Intoxicating liquors N hes, qiantt'uI than
one quart, TO 10 druukuI tht promi1n IN
the following 'Ip''tahit cltlA,ri Of siil Wnrl
NJ i"t.t twelve II wAJn ert SlD1tantiai frs,
holders Of sud ward, ",co,nn tul t ID SAID ~.
Ihcii.ol. VIZ:
James " M"AIi5trr Francis j lheimnn
joan II + nk";tUn SimreI q Chadwick
lnhn irhr mar GrorS" W S'ne!.;
Edward conner Juhn K-arney
W II Hart prn Jamn' II Pussy
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-15

LNON SALE-iC0) FIT SEASON BLACK
II walnut running d inch to 9 inches IN
thickness. Apply J. M Elliott. Talleyville,
Del. ol5.3t'
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LICENSES.

NOTlCE-To ths Honorable Judges Of
~ tho Court of General Sessions of the
state Ol Delaware in an for New
Castle County. We, tho undersigned. free.
holders and respectable citizens Of the
Third ward. in tbs city OF Wilmington, do
hereby certify that Aary l.. Lynch. the ten.
art and occupant Of the store situated atN.w.
city, county and state aforesaid. and described
in her application, and who Ia an applicant for
alieense on Monday. the 18th day. OF Nov, A.
D. 1901 being the next term Of said court, for
the sale Of intoxicating liquors in quantities
not less than one-half gallon therei n,
not TO he drunk Oh the premises. sh0
being a licensed retailer OF goods. wares and
merchandise.t heaggr'gatOcost value uf her
stock constantly kept on hand for sule Ia not
less than $j0J.U. She Is woman Of
full aye. soNriety ana good moral character:
that such sale or Intoxicating liquors at said
place Is necessary to accommodate tn" public
that she is tenant and occupant OF said house
and the following respectable citizens OF
sud ward ut Toast II of whom are substantial!
ftecboIders OF said ward. recommend tn o
said application to wit -
Thomas N Monaghan James Monas han
Jas Sei1el Frank J ard
Tho. Duffy. Frank .Loaand
Henry Nitsil George Kraft
} Harvey SpruAnce n ID Frank smiling
Dennis Luce, Thos s Doherty
Hugh Mckinley Fred PieDeubri
Abberger George Piepenbring
|. Cagnecci SW Barker
Wines Wn. H Kane
X Geo P Wittum
his mark Y J Mccarthy
ID w Lynch J. Wa Ellis
Geo Huber JPT Fuekel
s epheA Cook
ola st N. l.. lANCH.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-15

NrpTICN-1 RAPTHOI OMEW LEE THE
N annor n,d nrou rant ~ IL" hnnsa s;in,
ana Hce ana ro "l .ns srts n ahs
Eourth ra,d in the citv Of Wilminvton
cn"mtw ~ Ma, Iastle and state n 6nm
WsTe in complanc. with the require.
mani, of tho acts ~ ihe General Assembly in
AL ,.. ,.,I. nri ,,.ny;JnI Il, hnr,v -; ~.
"ntir m al shaI anulv in writing to Tia
Inurt nt General Scs Iipn, If t,e Stats If hal
o"'oro in nrI Tar Sn,v tn.ti, cnnntv n,
MHNnaV III, IAN or NV n io1i
ri, ~ n.xt ,,r,n ~ c,rri fn, n Iran,c fnr
sn,I hous. M m Inn or cavern for the sni,,
ti,nr.in ~ intoyicltiny ljuuorI in less nr,nti,
IT,, ti,a, o,, ,,,,r, r., H., 1rru,. An tha ,,r,r,
s"s and ina Nc inwn,. rrsn.rsah,, citiz,.ns ~
.,ia ,w,rI ,t io,st Nv, nf ,vho,, M,
,,n,.,,t; ~ fr, ' III ir. - .,iJ ,v,r
1m,,nI thn mi nnniir,t,nn va.
i,,,s Wy " ,tn,,am :, ifml.r,yood
Unmr,, AEaIo Geo " C1nrken
Eit nLJ irn,s W NJ tI;s,or
inun n i1,ni,.r,,u J"hn " Rnsd
-, S.n "'' W." inhn n,br,~nar
iam, ~ Gr,,hh Ih,r,.s r Memwo,o
I I'i,1i nai,rt II ~ n,,,,.,nn,'n A. "A
'hn,1,u Vn,,.r rrsnr,s K Jn,, ="
E,ml u,r,,, Il ~ .n"nIor, Re,.i.. az n, n
I'm ,, =, o,,,, 81 f,ao F,,a '
T r,",,n;, t1'i'islmar liar,.s n"';cc,v
j Frank smith Fmmlit sndh,m
Jane, Kana &c Sa'sc Jr
oil st BARTHOLOMEW LEE
Il, OllCE.--I WILMER G. TAYLOR, IL.
~ c,.nstd druggist tenant and occupant of
the hulI-" sit lated at No. 1O2 King
stree, in the ruurtn ward III the
city of Wilmingtou county of New Castle and
state Of Delaware, IN compliance with the rn
quirenlcn,s, Of the act, If the q, neral Assem-.
bly,, in such case mdtle and provided, do hrrt.
by give not Ice That shall apply IN writing to
tie Court of trueri.l session, ~ the >,nte of
Drlnwnr,, in ami for New Castle cnuntv, "a
Monday the Eth duv of Nov, 4. ID
1891 bong ,L,. next term Of said court for a
lie. NE for said ho,,r as "A ti,ur store for tho
sale therein of Intoxicating huuors Iy pre-.
srriIti,u for medicinal uui,lp..s and IT,, fol.
luwiu, respectable. citizens Of said ward at
least Iwrty. whom nv, ,ub,tnntia! fras.
holder. of a,il ward recommend III. aid AZ.
rllir1tiu, VIZ.
tharh., yc; or Abraham Bnchr,cl
iIurrncc 81 Ilu,t Geo " Dunn Nj
Nir.n A. ia Ih.r, Law, n B,rr
"A In k,na.,,r At ID leighton ryle
tAn4G .rummcis Lohn G S,iysa r.
VII II rI.vyr ira lis f. : DAVIS
George .L-l Theodore S,rkrr NJ D
Jnmrs = Gru,b ,Iu,rui + cross
VIM upy rs Horace n Bnrto
Thomas Comrrys RIG to.,lrIe,u
JUs.pn H Kitchen samuel q Chadwick
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-15

w AHTED -COI.ORE MAN AND WIFE K
w want places for farm and housew ork
men for ia; III work, good wages; a white boy
for far mwork near The city; Il woman with
II child wants place; good color,d cooks
want places Apply at vii. Intelligence Of
fee SJ5 shiplcy street ol5.ll'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-15
PUBLICSALE
OF real estate. will DO sod ut public sal.

OF real estate. Will DO sod ut public sale
On
WEDNESDAY,. OCT % !'ol.
on the premises. 2 brick dwellings. known
a, l,cs S5i md 3d3 Church street in the city
OF Wilmington. Salo to commence ut
o'clock p. M
Terms 10 per cent OF purchAl money to
bs ps.d whom property IS struck OF by auc
Ito iser; the bnlsnc" Of purchase inoney to
be paid on or before til" ;Wtl day OF October
1907. Purchasers falling to comply with .
above con lions. will forfeit the 10 per Gems
poid on day of salt. l,y order Of the devils
ees oil Elizabeth HUM, deceased
ROBBERY &. FRAN.
Attorney TOR Devils CO.
~ a. S,.dham AuC. ci5 .c0d.ts
FOL. Ii TENT.
l'OR EENT--A NEW HrusE R',oM3
II and batu. Auply' -" 81 Brown STRAIT.
oJ-GL"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-15

New re
?rIt
Winter
Ovoreoats
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WANTED.

WANTED - SITUATION AT HOUSE
w work in snail family. Apply 81 H.
9Th street, ol4-St'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-15

INCACH FOR SALE CHEAP ADDRESS
~ b. A.lhs office. Olu.th sat mon 81
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(VANTED-AN EXPERIENC ED FL EDER
w for job presses. Apply al 5O5 thipley
street. ol52t
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-09-06

10 per cent OF purses. Races
governed by the rules of the
American Trotting Association,
except as herein stated. Dis
tance flag at. same old place.
Not more than one money will
be paid to any one horse. The
right is reserved by the Associa-
ton to interlace heats, postpone,
or declare off any purse not fill
ing, or on account of bad wealth
er or from any other sufficient
cause. Races called promptly at
1:3O and started promptly at
2 p. m. each day. Good judges
and a competent starter will be
in attendance. We have good
stalls, plenty of pure water right
at the doors, and the best, safest
half-mile track in Kansas; only
five blocks from business center
of city. Hay and feed are on the
grounds. Address.
JAMES w. CLARKE, Secretary,
Great Bend, Kansas.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-09-06
RING RULES.

Entries close Sept. 7th; 5 to
enter and 3 to start; 5 per. cent
to accompany entry and 5 per
cent deducted from winners.
Right reserved to reject entries if
not satisfactory.
Usual weather clause. The
Association reserves the right
should any of the named purses
not fill to the satisfaction of the
Association, to declare the same
off and may substitute what
ever will best fill the vacancy.
Money divided so, 25, Is and
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-09-06
RULES AND REGULATIONS
GOVERNING THE FAIR.
Competition open to the world

I. Competition open to the world.
2. Exhibitors must deliver their
exhibits on the grounds, to the super
intendent of their respective divisions,
who will direct their placing and ar.
rangement on the grounds. The board
will use all diligence in its power to in.
sure the safety of all exhibits, but IN
no case will the association be respon.
sible for any loss or damage that may
occur. Exhibitors will give personal
attention to their property. and imme.
diately after close of the fair will take
charge of and remove the same.
3. All entries of stock shall close at
6 O'Clock p. NJ, on the first day of the
fair. All other articles for exhibition
must be on the ground at II NJ. of the
second day, at which time the secre-
tary's books will be closed. This rule
is to be strictly construed.
q. Entries can be made at the
Office of the secretary in the city of
Great Bend. During the fair the sec.
retary's Office will be at the fair grounds.
S. Should any individual enter any
animal or article in another name other
than that of the real-owner. or. in any
other manner attempt to perpetrate a
fraud on the association, such person,
upon positive proof of the fraud or
Misrepresentation. shall not be allowed