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New-York tribune., 1901-06-05

The politician of the pointed tongue who re-
marked that there too many "chowder
parties which masquerade as important or
ganizations of voters in this big town of ours
knew what he was talking about. And the po-
litical chowder made by greedy compounders of
ward messes and district messes has death in
the pot.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

The following unique letter has been received by
The Philadelphia Record: ''If my wife writ eny
stuf to you in regard to young Ladie In yuer city
do not writ her up in yuer paper the ladie Will
bring slandor and damages against the Reckerd II
you do there need OF my wife being tlous of
that Ladie that young Ladie is all right and a
perfect Ladie"
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
OXFORD DEGREE FOR CHARLES A. BRIGGS.

Oxford. June TT is proposed TO confer the nom
o-aray degree of IL u. upon Professor Charis'
A. Briggs and Professor Francis Brown. OF union
Theological Seminary. the forthcoming eon-
r1emoration Oxford University.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
The palmleaf fan is with us once again.

After so many seasons of wretched playing
on the part of the local nine New-Yorkers are
bewildered when they the Manhattan base
ball players taking first place in The league and
holding it stouty They open their eyes in
wonder and regard the leadership of the local
organization as almost TOO good to be true
But it is true far and If it remains true to
the end of the season the New-York players will
have the freedom OF the town.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Booked 70 sail on the American liner ST Louis,
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs E. T. Baldwin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Brooks and daughter Miss Claire
Cavendsh, Casper :. Crowninshield United States
CorsuI at CastelImare. Italy; Herbert Seymour
Darlington Mr.. and Mrs Nat c. Goodwin. the
Rev: Or. and Mrs. s. NJ. Greene. Lynde Harrison.
Mrs F. {. Hoyt and daughter, SenOr and Nine.
Pasquale. Sir Julian PaunCefote. British M
blSsIdOr 70 the United States. Lady PaunceIote
and the Misses Pauncefote. and Lieutenant-CioV-
ernor Timothy l. Woodruff.
Among the passengers on the Red Star liner
iceland. for Antwerp. via Cherbourg. are ". P
AtwcIl. United States Consul at Roubaix France;
Mr. and Mrs AIans1n BigeIow and daughter; Miss
Gertrude G. Cheever. Franklin l. Gunther, COR
neIuS a. Lane. DR. and Mrs. {. T. Poore, count
Bondoun de Lichtervelde and Mrs. j. AIeXahOeF
Shriver.
Booked on the White Star liner Germanic TO-
Liverpool. are Mrs. f. L. Allen and family. MISS
Ethel De Ronde. MIR. and Mrs Gordon Dunn MISS
May Ducat ]. T. r. Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs K .
Cernon and family. Ferdinand Gottschalk. MIS-.
Meredith HowIand and daughters, Captain X n;
Lindsay. Mrs. Samuel Lord and daughters Mt Anu
Mrs. n. Sage Mackay and family ana MIS- ~
CGrdy and family.
on the steamship Frieslard, which arrived yes
terday from Antwerp. were Edmond Adler MIS-
5 J. de la Hault the Rev. and Mrs j. = & NaX-
well DR. and Mrs. H. Ohrwald, Charles Nahhss'S
and Miss Marie NanneSte-
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05

The Coney Island trolley lines OF Brooklyn
Rapid Transit swarm with inspectors as a hive
swarms with bees. 1t Is somewhat puzzling to
conjecture how many inspectors find enough
to inspect
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05

To change the words of a we'll known poem
How softly falls the foot of June; she only
treads on flowers
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
Business Notices.

Ivers & Pond Pianos.
Especially singing Of their
Easy pay. CHANDLER's. 439 Fulton-st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05

Mr.. and Mrs Robert II. McCurdy have closed
their house in East Ninth-st.. and have gone 10
their country place. Morris Plains, y. j. for
season.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt are paying two
or three visits to country houses in the neighbor-
hood OF New-York before returning 10 Newport
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05

Mr. and Mrs. Goodhue Livingstone. after spend
Ing fortnight at Tuxedo. have gone to Southamp-
ton, Long Island. where they have leased place
for the summer.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05

\ vaudeville entertainment in behalf of the Short
Hills Casino maintenance fund took place last
night at the Casino. Short Hills. n. J. 1t
ganized by Mrs. Henry n. Barclay, and Louis
Fitzgerald. jr.. and several other equally well
known amateurs we'll a few professionals
took part in the performance to attend which
number Of people went out from town by special
"a
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05

Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish spent esterday at her coun-
try place Garrisons the Hudson.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05

The following list of members of the fashionable
set now at Lenox is of social interest: Grenville
Winthrop is at the Robeson cottage Mrs Robert
Winthrop at Ethelwyn. j. f. Alexandra is at the
Frelnghuysen cottage. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Astor
Bristed are at Lakeside. Thatcher NJ. Adams Is at
bel Air Mrs George Bliss is at the Homestead,
GEORGE G. Haven is at Sunnycroft. F. A. Scher-
Cañon City record., 1901-08-29
Notiee for Publication

Department Of the Interior, Land once at
Pueblo. Colo. August 10. 1901.
Notice 10 hereby given that tho folio~tn e.
pamed settle. has nied ns'tiee "f bic inten-
tlon to make anal proof In sapport OF hir
elalm and M said proof will be made he
forv tho cierk OF the district court at Can'n
CITY Colorado. on October 4. 1901, virs David
Baird n X No. esi2 for the NJ sWA. NJ
sEH rwt.. SEA ICY sw.. spd sws SEA
rec =. T. u s,. n % W.
He names the following Witnesses to prsss~
his continuous residence upon and cuitivz-
tlon Of said land. sini
n. Is. ~. B,shop. of Sramer. Colo
j. Perry Tons. OF Crsmer. Colo.
simon p. rrsith. OF Hiiiismsburg. Colo
simon smith. of wiiliamsburE. Colo.
J.R. Gospox. Register.
Cañon City record., 1901-08-29
SUMMONS.

eo1aIT eAT or or fssSosn. s' Court.
Harper sproutl. plaintiff. sum-
Sarah Eiizsbeth sprouil. defendant ,
To rHu PEOPLE oy THE STATE ov coLoHADo.
To sarah Elizabeth sprouii, the defendant
above named. greeting;
You are hereby required to appear in an
named plaintiff, In the county Court 81 Fre-
the mont County State ofColSrado.snd Answef
complaint therein within thirty days after IN.
service hereof. II served within the -tnte OF
Colorado or by publication. OF. II served out
OF the state of Colorado. within nfty days
day OF service; or said sction may be rekus-
Iarly set for trial the sAme az though sech
appearances had been made and issue hsh
been Joined on such complaint.
The said action 10 brought by plhintin 70
obtain q decree of divorce. dissolvink tbe
bonda OF mairimony now existing between
plaintiff and defendant, on he grouno OF
desertiop and for such other and further re-
lief in the premises as TO the Court shall see m
meet and proper, IS will more fully appear
from complaint In said action 10 shtcn rel :
erence IL here made and - copy OF which u
hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that " you
fall TO appear and to answer the said c0 M
plaint as above required. the rsid plaintin
I'll apply to the Court for the rehef 'hersih
demanded.
Court, At Canon city. 10 ssid County. this list
da, of August. A. ID. sol ,.n
Judgs and Acting Clsrh
Ftrst publication August y. ieoi.
Last pubiicatinn september 10 isl
Cañon City record., 1901-08-29
sAxros No. ; rLAcEN cLAIs.
Nlnipg Application No 33I5.
Min-rai survey Ne. Iipoa.

US Lam CyricE. purnLo, Colorado.
August n. 1901
Notice il hereby given that q. &. Fair
child. agent and attorney In fact. for l.
Mas Mssse. and A. aos m essan cl,y 9se celdssso
has made application Tor patent for 1850
linear feet on the Copper oiri M and @ va ley
gold. silver and'copper. the same being 20
feet N. IS degrees 100 minute. z, and ~
cover, shat = thereon. with surface greund
sco feet In width. situate in The Grcenhorn
coiornao. and described iu the plat and neid
notes on nie In this once, as follows. yiH;
THE COPPER GIRL LODE.
Beginning at Cor. No, /. whence the 3.
Sesis @ eS \. Il !; d. degree. IS minutes < ess.si n
Cor. No. Valley Vie~ Lode OF thi. survey
,ssns, Sssrs n 81 sssrss, a m,nase. % 3 800 T Il. = TO
Cor No, 2; thenc. . bsdegrccs - 100 minutes
W. 1890 II. te, Cor, No. ., thence N. 81 degrees
ns degree. t-icp minutes y. $50 Il to Cor. No
svalley View Lode OF this survey anc 1900
II. to Cor. No, l. the pl &C of beginning.
VALLEY VIEW LODE.
Beginring at Cor, No I; whence the Z, y
Cor. sec. ii T. 10 :. ". ~ W. OF the s'h p. NJ.
bears 5. 80 degrees a. minutes 3; eie.ss ~
thence 3. 81 degrees 80 minutes 4. 800 IT. to
cor. No. q, thence s. 81 degrees t.lco minutes
W $50 II. TO Cor. No. oppcr Girl Lode 4
4, a, degrees ss mieute. W SO Il. to Cor No.
l;thence Mss det rees s-,oo minutes Is 1880 Il.
to Cor. NO !. the place OF bestnhihR.
Variation at all Corners u degrees 20 min
utcs Il.
Containing u. So acres expressly excepting
and excluding ali conflict with anu forming
portion uf the =. W. sec. u and the w
Rec IL, TWP. 10 =, Range " W. Of the 9th
principal meridian. saii location being
recorded 10 vol. 100, page a., and vol. Va. page
IS, OF the Records OF Fremont County. Colo
RADIO.
j. n GORDON, Register.
First publication August 20. 1901,
Last publication October al. 1901.
Cañon City record., 1901-08-29
N. A. No. ssee.
u. 8. LA.D oyYlcs. PUEBLO. Colo.
Nol11

u. g. LAsD oyyics. PUEBLO. Colo.
June q. 1901.
No ICE 10 hereby sfven that "; X, Irut
for himself and his co-owners. y. r. Stein :
wondrI, chss. Pauls. 9eorge Trout b.
Palmer. True Biaucett L. A. Trout And "a Ancs s''
Biaucett whose postoffire address 10 Canon
City. Fremon County. Colorado. bas mad. n.
appIication for patent "a ur. NO. taso'
YxxX Fiye Clay PLACER situated in the Uo-
named Mining District fremont Cousty.
State of Colorado. parii''-iariy described As
follows: -. y l.,
Beginning AGO =" / wssSss VI enc az me ~ Z
bssrs 4. Deg Il Ltli. e. ico2 IT. thepcs
Deg u NJ, 2stS q; n;,s 20 2, Cor 10 nc SoT 2.
M. thence s.4 Deg. IL Min. w $40 ~. u
Cor No. themes n IS Dsx q Mt; H. g. cDs, Sssa
and forming = portion of the :. W. 4 Sec
II. the ., z. X Of sec. IS. and the OF ~ SEE &c
OF the etn p. N. Adjoining claims. none
C. a. GILLETTE. Attorney.
J. r. GORDON, Register.
Flrat pub July Z. 1901.
Last pub. Sept. 8. 1901
Cañon City record., 1901-08-29
Execution sale.

Novice L. hereby given that I, W. l.. Haw-
lsins nhrrir OF the County of Fremont. by
virtue OF a .Nrit OF execution and fe. bill
t.sus gu, OF tho County Court OF Fremont
cou ty, Colorado, "f date August 2,th, inOi.
sicpSu,ient oil Company. levied on one en-
rli.. all pipe and piping tank. rope cable.
In n wh.eL boiler, derrick. and the cntirc
drill nc outfit now upon tho ranch uf August
Waeniuth in said county or about the In
dcperdent OIL Company we'll thereon. That
nv yirsue of pntd execution and fee bill as
such sherir 1 will sell at public auction 70
the hiRhsst bidder for casb AZ said
sonnl property for the purpose OF satisfy
Ing ssid execution and fee bill and costs
~ leyy and sale. said sale to begin at
o'clock r. m. on the 18th day OF ,.,cptember.
1901. L; ,Ia ~ a" ss.,.,r
f.sat publication Scptsmber IL. 1901.
Cañon City record., 1901-08-29
Notice OF Application far U :. Patent,
No. 32ss.
U. T. LASH oryioH,
puAnlo. colosApo. luly u. ~

U. = Lasp OrytcH.
PuspIo. coLo.Apo. July II. ipoi-
Notice 10 hereby given. that In pur.uHnce
Of the Ae' of Congrsss a. proved NAY "
ir71. as amsndsd by the Act of Consr~ss APP
proved August 4, tHp7 Q. ". saatOn. whose
po.tof c. address is No tis West Ahtieodo
Avenue. Pueblo Coiorsdn. has made Applics-
tion for ps'~nt 10 the -sston and rAaton
No. placer claims. bearing bnilding stone,
coniRlning 1io ~ acres. situated In r. mont
County. Colorado. bsf inciuued In sLy 'r-
gsnis.d minin- district. and de,eribed as
sAxroN PLACER CLAIM.
The x. sR. = sc. =. NE. !. Sk. X y.
Il. X sec. IL, " NV. EN W. ". sE y
Nm. M NV, V, \. y s.E . NV. " So
grE NV. x. and HW \ NE y NV.
SCI. Il. Tn. Is 5 70 W. 9th p. Nj
ssxros No. , PLACER CLAIM.
The N.E. q. sec. :. rp. is s.H. 70 W. sth p NJ.
A. said claims sre located ard location
certificates rerord.d in Book 81. at psxes
zcs and as of tho records Of Fremont County,
Colorado Excluding conflict with mineral
Entrv No. xtai. Alsbsrtrr Placer. adjoinins
claims non.. n. GORDON,
Register.
ptrst ppbhcstion July IS, isls last puhlics-
tiop September -. 1901.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-11
CHIEF SAW
MCKINLEY.

San Louis Obspo, Cal, MAY 10.
The Presidential special arrived
here tonight after run northwsrd
from Los Angeles through the pic.
turesque Santa Clara Valley.
An unusual incident occurred
during the Presidents stay at
Santa Barbara. The residence of
the chief OF the fire brigade caught
fire. The fire chief, who was on
the street awaiting the coming of
the President, was informed tha at
his house was in flames.
'.Let it burn" hereplied, n will
wait and see the President. can
build another house but may never
have another opportunity to see
the Presldento Of the United States. y
Aud he stoically remained while
his house burned to the ground.
II saw the President. he said.
when infosmed that his house was
in ruins. Il saved the lot anyway.
At Ventura aud Santa Bar bara
the President was simply over
whelmcd with flowers. The arri-
age in which he rode was lined with
flowers and the streets over hich
he passed were paved with them.
There was no abate ment today of
the enthusa sm which mas attended
the Presidents progress since he
entered California.
The President was much inter
eeial n, tba old Snanish mics iona
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-11

Harry. the Oldest horse owned by tho
Delaware Truck Company, is inj@rsd for
life and will DO compelled to leavo tia
service. His DAYS of rs listing In hauling
tho big truck to fires nre over and no ono
will foci his loss more lhan Drivor Evans.
IN speaking of tho accident this morris
Ing, Mr.. Evans said, II love that horse
and would give any thing to have bssn
abe to ayortei the accident at seventh
and Market srests on Wednesday night
that has robbed him OF his usefulness 70
the Depai tnrn. He has boon lu our
ssrvce longer than any OF this othep
horses and was ono of the bost we ever
owned"
Harry's place has b,en filed by large
bay kindly loaueI by The liySia Ice Usm-
phny.
Mr. Evans said whom no saw the Chem.
ical engine coming toward MIN rs shot
from cannon he pulled The horse, heads
directly up Market street and il Driver
Greon had Just DIR v,n a little fu'therto
tho loft the horse would not hay, DO n
In iureI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-11

Ihave never known remedy equal
TO Paine's Celery Compound, writes
DR.. VIM. II. Vail. visiting sur con
to he st. Louis Mayiield Sanltar-
ium. in the Hospital Bulletin. OF
which he is the editor.
1t builds up weakened. irretated
nerves. increases the nervous force,
keeps the liver, kidneys and stom-
ach in healthy action, maintains
the body free from harmful humors,
cures debiltated and exhausted
conditions and prevents the break
ing down OF the nervous system.
The great cause OF WORKOUT
nerves are worry, business ankle
ties and overwork, which imp air
the vitality Of the sy stem and cause
disordered liver, weak kidneys, iu-
digestion, dyspepsia, melancholia,
nervousness. headaches. exhaust.
ion, neuralgia, he art disease, paraly-
sis, ,insomania, rheumatism. pains
and aches all over the body and a
host Of other arrangements.
II have thoroughly tested Paine's
Celery Compound and know its eff
cacy. ] advise all persons who are at
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-11

streets. Roy Ere i"rl. f. Brigss, pl1tpr
Service at ID - Il. m. and 500 m, g u
meeting I y N, sunday school Sp IN. Even
lag "teSuntT .t.on
Church OF TIE N"H J"~a,,lpn, DNaN,r,
Avenue nli Washington str"'t, nv Philip s.
pastor SUBJECT. War III tie Canaanitr.."
sunday school a. @lo an
Fir1t Church Of rarl9', Srrnti4t, Sunlly
services at II Il, III ~ Hjpn Avanur All
wcIcom" Snrlc"', "tlorInI, aud hnmorta!S"
Meeting On "Wednesday evening at : p'1.O"H.
First Unitarian Church Wc't street n"lr
Eighth kS Al"xnD l"r + Bpws,r pastor.
Service al 10 Ia Il m Subi"C; Tn" Nvcr Of
Life" Sunday school - o'clock m
First N +. c4n1o,, seventh anil Walnut
streets, Row G,rrg" t. Wolfe, u. ID pastor
Pr"n"lnns l1iJ & IA. AMI - y M by the
pastor Class at J.ll IL N sandy scApH
1T - IN Young Peoples S2cIcty Christian
End"nvor $50 en-, MornlnE sub Get, "lhe
bad Samarit tan" Evening "a soul IN Pawn
Meeting tonight Al led by samuel Mceride
Mrs ) i Wmthl-y sunday $50 III. A free
lunch VIII bo a"rF"i IN evening.
F'irnds' Mr2ttng, Stanton, Vel. Mary II
Way VIII preach tomorrow at II a m.
Railroad Young II ,a'- Chr,StiNn A'w'ir'l IN
TiArd and l;aliuga ,irsprl 'nuHtiug from -
to 81 IN. Speaking by Mrs ~ II Fryer
SDcR aoiTlrt from ~ u j o'clock
Iiarve4tcrs Mlsslpa, Northeast corner fruat
md Jefferson +troot-, sunday school ; u nj.
, Preaching 1881 III 4 aud / III by h,uugeli-'
V J Welsh,
| Gilbert Church, 18th anil FrNarh 4tr.,f, Rev
{ l., jefferson, pastor Prea hing ~ u II. NJ,
and pm by pastor. sun lay school ~ /! ~
~ m Christian fndravor 80 y M Morning
subject "'>clf 3rucih"d." Evnnug "Cnity 0f
PIrpoae Necessary 10 success ~
Eighth Street bant.t Chnr,r R';. n. G.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-11
Red rlen's Parade.

Everything is in readiness for the
big demonstration Of the Improved
Order Of Red Men tonight
The floats for the occasion have
been decorated with much skill and
are credit to the order. Each float
will be drawn by four horses and will
add much to the effect.
Red fire will be plentiful along the
line Of march and some houses Of
members will be hung with Japanese
lanterns.
The route Is: form at Sixth and
French, to Third, to Market, to Ninth
to Adams, to Washington Bridge,
counter march to Eleventh, to Mar.
ket, to Ninth, to Pine, to Fourth, to
Shipley. to Hall and dismiss.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-11

all run down in heallh 10 nourish and
strengthen the nerves by the use OF
Paine's Celery Compound-no mat.
ter what the cause OF the nervous
condition may be, nor how serious
The disorder IS.
Il have treated many obdurate
cases of disease which promptly
yielded to Paine 8 Celery Compound,
and which made most marve lous
recoverles IN avery short time after
| had prescribed this effective
remedy.
Paine's Celery Compound is not
patent medicine,
No class Of professional men are
more conservative, more careful in
giving advice. nor more palnstaking
in finding out the real facts of
case than physicians.
When doctors of known repute
not only prescribe and use, but also
carry home Paine's Celery Com
pound for their own families, there
can be no doubt of its high stand
ing IN the eyes OF medical men in
general.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-11
Tit. CHURCHES.


st, Matthew'S church, Chip,cy street near
i!th and u9nIH Rev, G, b, bubNl, curain
sunday school ".5) T. IN. PraTr: aa4 sermon
lO.JOa IN and h III Holy 'omihunlpn at
$50 III,
Calvary Episcopal Church. 3 / and Washing
ton streets, L " VIM, il. JiltrI, d II pastor
sunday arno,l sIn am Frazer and sermon
10 d, N by Noy NJ Munron Ill d and 81
J. IA Dy fa'tol subject Who,hir Does The
soul "o Immediately Ht.er Death
inmauurl Church. H1LhLlu t. Roy X. j
Hammond, rector. Services - a m, AMI
! 80 III Sunday School "a IN Srnt5 free
Confirmation IN the evening".
- I,hr,.i,Lur,h g.,, ,i,, C. Hon II n
rector, Cor MIrott Ave- mi Market streets
Iay school s 0;Gn. n Iy%lt,m.,,on ii am.
o,i -.,,l,,, t,,ur.n -,,,,i to,.,.,.,, ,,r,,+,
u w" ,nr, 4 r ',,' H ,n.r,,r n,
- j., ", n - - ''f II I,Idt,
10y '', y ','' III ""' ~ IA ''','''
s, Ppui'sM Z CRUSH, I'll AMI Mlr1., W
l.. - Murr,v, pa-t5, I'r-urltn, 1888 a m.
and ;.On IA 6y tna pastor SUNDAY srhool and
class, y.JJ II III ami tp IN W : & T. $50 m
Morning subject liJIs harm" Iycntns
GOOD Building"
tnvnrtl NJ IL. ,,,ur,h ll,h a,l I,y,h,rl
RnT Z. b. short un-tnr. Cin4sU Dnm. oi
Ey Geo " Booker A. lJ3J A. m nnl ID
u IN preaching Ly pastor sunday school z . III
Ell" EPepiny n'lhni,ry,s nI.i thg Effect.
~
,Inrl;-nn stre,t+ Rev " i D,ly.on, p,,tpr
CIa44meptlnxntn " am, i,reucIing At 10 %
a IN and 750p m. ty Lry " K fnloway
sunday school D H. Prayer and Pra.sr
uertlny at Sd u ~.
SonttM H. Chrr,n IN m, S,rr,. s.ro,t,
rn, " " i t,ts" ~, .t',r pr.tn,,i,,, Ia az
'I' n,,J ~ ,,,7 ,mnIav ,,i',,' ~
~ ',,r,r,. a., q in :, ~, = A up
WIZ d" s"' ~ We" IA
hSDhry NJ H. 'hnr'h CORNER IMri an!
Walnut streets. Roy Lev henry p Du!aney,
PnS'nr, ,' ''S ".p,.lI M 1Hhioi y H.
ia .,n u III n't't - ,',u ~ " mig ~
pastor m"nm'"s nuD'5't nv ,, tu'F ~, ~ -.
I, ' n, 'nE H,,'" Il" '"''''"u LII
"'HN'' AZ VS." ~
Harrison street " Il. Church, seventh AMI
Harrison streets. Rev. w, Il, Ay"ry, pt+tor.
cara at " 20 IN. led by Geo II colin
,,.J a N pIsn,, nlas pf p'aln' "nt TO-" m
~ 70, ~ ,"LE,tt nn NV IT. ~ ~ syn
!oEt mrs, 'ErluFG,t n i n,' WY" 0uhu"S
7'h"'l p III HFN''t" l'e'H''e "' '''' III
Union NJ. T.. Church jth AMI Wn1h.nglpn
stree roy. II. II Auh'n+ pas ~ lrhuchlhE
at 10 20 m. nd ! - p Il, by pastor Nor ming
subject Gods Command to ll- People -
.vrnlng 'ConteaNmsLhri+ Sunday school
~ m Epworih hoa41e $50 p IN,
Ol,vet Prr,bvtrrln, CmroA, Fourth and
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-11

William J. Mcmahon has trans
ferred the two story brick house ON
Maple street near Harrison 10 J. p.
Winchester for $500.
The L. l.. Leach x Co. has paid
81, 900 to the Security Trust and
Safe Deposit Co., for the factory at
Ninth and King streets.
A three story brick housc on
Fifth street betw en- Jefferson and
Washington streets has been trans.
ferrcd by Francis Barry 10 Mary
l.. Barry for 5000.
Two properties on strand street
south Of Wright have been trans
'ierred from William Comfy to Il.
Gardner Llttell Tor Sl5UO.
Eugene W. Murphy and wife
have transferred to Richard and
Owen two properties on Eighth
street near Kin. street for $500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-11

Tho AIexlsI DUPONT School ON Eonnctt
Pike gave very enjoyable entertainment
last night and in spite Of the inclemeucy
Of the woath0r the house was crowded
with parents and friends Of the children.
lEe teachers deserve great praise for tho
SKIN IN which each child took its plrt,
Following is copy Of the program;
Music. Tho Tancopaniculn Musical Club
Medley Overture" Happy Home"
Won Tilzsr
Dialogue, Railway Sta ion to this North
OF EngIand,,r BY Seve al Pupils
Victorine Miller
An Exercise "tioroos.' go. by Nine Boys
Recitation. ''The Painter OF Seville"
Helen Matchs I
Fred Fisher
An Exercise, "The Brownies at School"
BY Ten Small Boys
Dialogue THAT Terrible Child"
m BY three girls
Song Exercise, "Theory and Practice"
BY nvo pupils
An Exercise Maui Muller"
BY four girl.
Song, Little Black Me-" Maggie Godfrey
Recitation, "The Fashionable Singing"
Nellie E,colt
Music. .:;;,.......,;";;B By tho Znho Band
waltz, Night and Moon . Buoalossi
Dialogue, "a Lively Afternoon"
BY Six Boys
lllustra ed Song. an the House of 100
MuciI Trouble JeGnnettu Geary
Song. 1.-The j Oviul Farmer Roys',
BY Four Boys
March, Runway Good" 49,. Van Baar.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Laxative Bromo.Quinius Tablets removes
the cause. ,.~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-11

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