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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
DOiS,

John NJ. Rogers Is not candidate for
the Democratic nomination for mayor.
Robert A. Edwards, Jr., Of this city,
has been granted an increase Of pension
under Il special act of March Is, to $24
per month I'd
Car No z Of the Delaware avenue
line lost its trolley pole yesterday opposite
the baggagcruom Of the T., W. & B.
railroad q,
The Teachers Training Glass held its
regular weekly meeting for the study Of
the Sunday School lesson last night.
John B. Garrett of Rosemont, Pa,
will address a public meeting of the Del.
aware Peace Society in Friends Meet.
inghousc. Fourth and West Streets on
Thursday, 2Sth inst, at o'clock, p. m.
Nellie Rash died at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Emma Rash, No. 205 Por.
ter street, Sunday, aged q years. h
The Revs. Kensey J. Hammond and
William NJ. Jeffers have been appointed
examining chaplans to seccecd the Rev.
DIR. Williams and the Rev. Mr.. Gun.
bingham.
Anderson Banks, colored, OF No.
1l0l Pasture Street was found to be
suffering with smallpox this morning
This house has been quarantined.
Judge Spruance has appointed
Charles r. Jones, as police commits.
sioner to fill the place Of William
Pyle whose term has expired.
Rev. VIM. Jefferis will preach in
st. Matthews Church. on Thursday
evening at 7.45 o'clock. =,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
CAME HERE
TO WED.

Wilmington has had another ro-
manic wedding. The parties are
leading Society people OF Philadel-
phia aud their set is all agog over
the knot being tied in such romam-
tic manner, According to the Phil
adelphia North America in this ro-
nance brawn and beauty were
united in the persons OF Samuel A.
Coyle, the famous University OF
Pennsylvania athlete, and Miss
Marguerite Jeffol ds, noted for her
grace and musical talent.
On November y lastthe announce.
ment Of the engagement OF the young
couple was given to the world. 1t
was surmsed that Miss Jetfords
was booked as one OF the numerous
June brides. Just why they decld.
ed to slip away to Wilmington and
c!audestlnely marry has not been
made plain.
Last Thursday was the day upon
which it is said they came here and
became man and wife, but up TO the
present time the record has not
been made of the event at the Board
Of Health Office.
When the probation is at an end
and the reception has passed into
social history. Mr.. and Mrs. Boyle
will OCCUPY a home in West Phila-
delphla, not far from the University
where the young husband 8 prowcss
won Tor him renown i few years
ago
At the Office OF the Clerk OF the
Peace it was stated that no lcenss
had been secured by the parties.
Nasa! Catarrh quickly yields treatment
by Ely's Cream Balm, which is agreeubly
aromatic. H. IL received through tho nos-
tri's, cIcanseS and heals the whole surface
over which it diifuses Itself. romedy
for Nasal Catarrh which is drying or ex-'
citing to the diseased membrane should
not be u.ed. Cream Balm il rocogniael
as specific. Price 30 conts at d 'ugg,sts or
by mail A cold in the head Immediately
disappears wien Cream Balm Is used.
Ely Brothers, SO Warren strUet. New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
new MILLINERY
COMPANY.
The Golden Rule Millinery
Company to Open
Its Doors on SAT-
urday.

The formal opening of TINS COM
pany will take place ON Saturday
morning and continue during the first
week OF April. The store No. 225
Market street has been taken as the
quarters of the company, 1t has been
handsomely fitted up and the stock IS
Urge as we'll as new, consisting OF
Partisan and London novelties, togeth-
er with many styles from their own
workrOomS.
Ex-Shcritl Amos Cole. the genlaI
proprietor ha, spared neither time nor
expense in preparing for the open
Ing of this enterprise to the Whining
ton plhIic:
MI. L. Friend. gentleman of wide
experience In, been secured as mana =
ger and the success Of the caterpri> e
can not help but be assured as Mr..
Friend is man Of energy and Push.
The following genial salGsladies have
been engaged: Misses May Fighter,
Eva Fighter, Margaret O keeEc, Mar
tha Nnsinger. Katie West. Susie
Litz, Maud Christy, and Nellie o.
Mealey, and Miss Xula Cole will be
cashier aud they would he pleased to
have their friends pay them a call.
The store will be open unit! 9p. m.
every evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
-. - TO ENTER G0LDEI COLLEGE.
Students Now Making Arrange nicnts to
- Enucr NexI Week-Reccnt Grad.
yates Get Good Positions.

Next week is popularity known at Gold
ey's as the spring opening Many public
school purils, teachers nuI others enter at
that ii me for the commercial and short
hand courses. A special, low ratio Is Of
ieiod, and ,thero are no more deJlraDle
lnonths han April. May and June. Tho
Instruction is mainly individual, and
students entering ~ hago special nd.
vhlitages which will be explained to th oso
who call or w!ite.
Building sth and Market, viii! be opsn
every day this week. $50 to ), and overy
evening to s, for the enrolment OF day
anA evening students If you cannot call,
write To principNl Il s. GoluoY
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
BISHOPS
CONTRIBUTIONS

Bishop Coleman has made tho following
appointments for continuation:
March 3l-Morn!ng Dover; evening,
Camden.
April l-Evouing Calvary church, VII.
mington.
April 7-Morn!ng, Grace church. Bran
dywino hundred evening, Newport.
April 12-Evening, Harrington
April li-Morning, st. Andrews church
Wilmington; afternoon, CiaymUnt; evon
ing, Delaware City.
April lG-EVening, Laurel.
April l3-Evcning, Clayton.
Anril 14-Evenlng, Milford.
April ?l- Morning, Milton; evening 81;
Georges Chapel Indian River.
April 2S Morning Christ Church, Chris
tiana hundred afternoon, Mnr'halton;
evening, O.d Swedos Church. Whining
ton.
May 3-Evening. st. Matthew'S church.
Wilmington
May 5--Morning LCwes ;eveniug George
town.
May S-Evoning, Bridgeville.
MAY 9-kvening, Sonturd.
May i2-Norning S. Johns church,
" Wilmington; afternoon, Stan ton evening.
Immanuo! Church, Wilmington.
May l9-Morning Smyrna: afternoon,
Townsend evening, MiIdletown,
May !3- Evening, Newark.
May 2G--Morning st. Johns church.
Little Hill; Afternoon. Christ church,
Broad Creek; evening; Laurel.
May 27-Even!ng, st. Alichacfs, vii.
mngton.
May 21--Evening Miilsboro.
May 3D. -Eveniu5, Trinity Chapei, Long
Neck.
Junca Morning St. Andrews church,
Fills Grove; afternoon, st Marks church,
Little Crock evening, Laurel.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
BULLET UNDER
HER HEART.

Philadelphia, iIarch 27-Mrs Ida Rob.
insun', honeymoon went out in utter
darkness last night. One month ago she
b-cime brido.I3At that time she had
Just pr ied 'out OF her teens. Now she oo-
cupics Il cot in St. Agpes Hospital, with
II lullet uudor her heart, which the hand
OF her husband. ths police ailege, sped,
IIa lies in a cell at the 1wentielh and
Federal streets station house. She tho
Luspi al byscians say, canuot recover.
When tho young couple were married.
Robinson is but % years old they took
up their residence at 'hg home of the hus-
band ) mother, at 1911 Dickson street. A
week ago thoy were house hunting, and
expected Il home of their own in a few
DAYS. The police say that tho love Of
iho man for the woman became suddenly
cold. Yesterday they had violent quar-.
rel. Afterwards Robinson left the house.
while the wife remained behind to weei'.
Shortly after 10 o'clock Robinson put in
AL appearance. =: =.
Where have you been" said she,
That's none of yonr business. he Is
alleged to have treplled. And then the
quarrel began again.
Finally, thGi police say ltobinson drew
3S-cnlibro revolver and fired point blank
at tho woman. The bullet entered her
body close below the heart. Without a
III iRobinson's mother. hearing the shot,
rushed to tho room. Her son was leaning
over his wife's body.
"My God, Ida you arc not dead !" he
was crying.
Policeman McKenna attracted by,. the
shot and tho crowd, entered the house.
He found the youn. woman lying On the
floor, blood streaming from the wound in
her bren5t In the same room weeping
vera the mother and sen.
who did this :" Isnld the policeman.
According to his story, Robinson re-
mained silent but the mother said, oval.
tor shot her."
Robinson was placed under arrest and
locked up. At a late hour last night the
young wife was still unconscious and the
physicians have little hope of har rccov
cry At the station house the husband
rGfu sed to say anything about the shoot
ing save that he was sorry that II had oc-
CURED.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27

Election of First Assistant.

At a special meeting OF the Board
Of Managers of the Delaware State
hospital for the Insane this morning
the resignation Of DR.. Hammond was
read and accepted. Dr. Florence II.
Watson was elected as first assistant
and a second assistant will hereafter
be selected DR.. Watson comes high
ly recommended as she had been EN-.
ployed for sometime at the hospital
at Norristown, Pa. She Is said TO
stand high in meteorological research
and will prove valuable acquisition
to the hospital.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
ENTERTAINED FEIENDi.

Monday being the 10Th anniver-
sary Of the birth of Lctitia 7. Rash,
in the evening several Of her friends
met at her home, No. j23 Madison
Street, where an enjoyable time was
spent. Music was furnished by Mrs.
Rhiener and Mr.. Rcdmau. At rea-
sonable hour refreshments were serv-
ed, and later the young folks depart
cd for their respective homes.
Those present were Misses LetitEI
p. Rash, Rachel a. Carter, Allie Key
bold, Lizzie Hague, Elsie Middletown,
Hannah TruaX, Clara and Cora Rash,
Mrs. Rhicncr, Mrs. GrtTen, Mrs.
RASH McssrS. Jacob Stuck, willard
Challant. John Reynolds, Homer
Woodrow, Harry Brown, Albert
Saunders, Irving tRash. br. F. G.
Smith, Jasper Redman and Mr.. Fitz-
gerald.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
TIE Keen Assault.

Martin Il, Paynter was arrested
this morning on the charge of as
sault with intent to kill Samuel NJ.
Keen. The former was about to
leave H. f, Durc's place of business
yesterday morning when Keen OBJ
jected until Mr., Dure appeared Ac-
cording to Mr.. Keen, Paynter said he
came there bent on taking away his
tools and would do so il it had to be
over Keen S dead body. Keen placed
his hand on the door latch and Payn-
ter slashed Keen's hands with a
trimming knife which he drew from
his pocket. Keen will prosecute the
case in the municipal court.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
Et:sItiS.

NIX AFH. In this city. on March =, Annie
AirRa3n, in lhe iGtn yuH' OF her age
Runtlvv- and fIicIds nro respectfully invi-
tea To attend tine funeral from her late resi-
Qrur", No Beuuui street. on Friiay after.
noon ut y clock. lnterment at Green iIlll. /
BANTER. In thi" c tv ON March 10Th, 1901,
uary widow Of AIdriw BAXTER.
RrauvrS and rrl"n Is are respectfully lnVl-
tel to attend the funeral from her late rvs.
drNce hlSlI Z SUN, on FRIDAY afternoon, at Z
clock. lnIlrmrnt at Green Hill cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
\ ncnth aud iuHcrn',

The funeral o. Charlie, Doraay,oE
No. llG> West Fourth street took
place 10 day. lntcrment was made
in !he Cathedral cemetery,
Willie Rash. aged u years, died
on S~ndny al the homeopathic Hos
p,tab I'uUerallomorruw and III.
t.rmcnt at Oid SWcdcs cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27

Is Yorr AiIment Catarri, ? II had
Catarrh for year. II had Catarrh for
Q years. 4 had Cutarrh for years. u
Il had Catirrh for 20 year," Il had
Catar RIB for % years and DR.. Agnew 8
Catarrhal Powder Gurod NO. These are
sentences from the volumes aud volumes
Of tes imony for this great catarrh cure,
words from men and women all over the
continent who havo been culel. 1t relieves
in 10 minutes 30.
Sold by u. Jas. Bolt 9th and Mar
ket streets, and N B. Danforlh. No. l20
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
Court n BANG

g In the court-In-banc this mornlug
argument was resumed IN the case
OF the Equitable Guarantee and
Trust Co. vs. John =. Donahoe.
Peter l.. Cooper, Jr,, and John
Rodney, for. the defense, presented
their argument after which Anthony
Higgins ior the plaInLlti argued,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
levy Court

In the Lew Court this morning
II. 4. dupont and \. l.. Foster.
acting rs trustees Tor property in
Chr~lIanA hundred. asked that
the assessment oi $S54,OOO be re-
mJvcd, Their request was grant
under the Adams tax law.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
Stcrc ,p'ito lecture 10 might,

Aa'ataa' Kemp Of the Salvation
Army Revival brigade, VIII g'ye
lhis slcreortrcoG lecture al the Rod.
ncy Street Presbyterian Church 10.
night. TIE Jones' sisters VIII sing
al the service, The pictures are
spoken OF very highly By all wAo
have seen them, Let all 20 this
evening and be edited,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
Brakeman Injured.

Allen Cowen a brakeman Of the p,
w. & b. Railroad had shoulder con-
fused by falling about 3 O'Clock of a
train at the West Yard. He was
taken to his home in cab, and was
was attended by DR.. Draper.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
Death Of an Oid Soldier.

Henry Il. Spencer died at his
residence. No sol Madison street,
on Sunday last in his 3Sth year.
He was a m=mGcr Of the Fourth
Delaware Regiment, and partlci-
patcd in the various battles in
which the army of the Potomac en-
gagged. He vas Woundcd at Hatch
er's Run. a minnle ball passing
Through his left lung and lodging
in his back, He was pulled out ot
the creek by Mr.. Agnew and Mr..
JET f4rjs For time it Was thought
he would de bnt he fin ally recover
el and served the tall term tor
which hG enlisted. On the Conclu-
son OF the war he obtained work
al the Diamond State KolIing Mil,
and has been employed there up 20
week ago when h. quit work and
went home 10 die. lie was d good
solder and good citizen. HIS
vile died some wears ago. y son,
Edward SucNCcr, survives HIM.
His funeral will take place ,onor-
rev afternoon AZ o'clock. Inter
menL at U4rdy cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
Trustees OF the Poor.

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Trustees Of the Poor was held
today, The following new mem
bers Geo. H. Roberts, Brandywlne
hundred los. Parker, 81. Georges,
j.. h. Rice, Northwest district,
Wilmington, Wm Burg, Appopuin-
i'm nk. john Beth. BIackblrd, and
Z. T, Harris, pcucudcr, were pres.
ent
Number o0 inmates White, IS,
co'orcd, ~. tutol @nr deaths, );
pay roll :4I5. H. The board had
not organized at ; o.r.ock,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
CARD BASk FIT

Miss Margaret Rogers will pay o
visit to her relatives in ChcS ter OH
Sunday.
Private Henry D. Marcus OF Troop
T.. 2nd L. S. Cavalry who has been
with his regiment in Cuba for the
past two years and ? months is at his
home visiting his parents on fur
lough for the period of 80 days.
Mr. ]. W. Christy celebrated the
card year Of bis birth on Tuesday at
his home, 3O6 East 10th Street.
I'M. S. NJ. Soclal club entertained 4
number of friends at supper last even
ing.
W. Webb Pusey, Jr., 1902, is manager
OF the Haverford football team.
Mrs. Charles Way OF No. 30 East
Twenty.fourth street, is visiting friends
in Baltimore,
Frederick Kicne who recently had a
serious attack OF grip, is again confined
to his home.
Robert Palmer left this morning to
take charge oi the farm of Col. IL. A.
dupont in Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wier and dangh.
ter of this city, have been visiting Mrs.
William McCaiferty at Linwood, Pa. u
Night Receiver Sanderson OF the power
house OF the Chester Traction Company,
has been visiting friends in this city.
Miss Mary Easton of London, Eng,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Lockyer, OF No. 1906 Van Buren, street,
will sail on the steamship Naderland
from New York today.
Mrs. Charles E. Stevens and daughter,
of Denton, Nd, who have been in thie
city for the past month as the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Cook, parents OF
Mrs. Stevens, have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Partridge and
daughter, of this city, who have been
living at Barranquilla, Colombia, South
America, for the past three years, wiz
leave there for Wilmington about the Sth
OF April.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
G.lISG DOWN HILL

People suffering from kidney diseases
feel u graiual but steudy less 90 vital! y.
They should loio no time in trying Fo!-
cy's Kidney CIrc. L. is guaranteed.
Sold at DanfortL's .20 Market street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
PUBLIC : ALE
" n be- sod al public sale on the Ely farm
al the late residence Of samuel story, uuCea,.
ed near Glr',H H!;., "a
THURSDAY, hFEIL4 1901,
at /! O'Clock NJ
r IlIl'N ID.
nt /! O'Clock NJ

The fD,IOwinE personal property;
81 - -Four guJi work or driving horses:
.It"5S No ! Dell, dun mare years old good
v UuEgr ANA driver
No, G-iluH'y, a good w0 k"r weighs 100 lbs
No. S-.rli, gray mare, good worker or
aIlvrT, uuI"t for Indy to drivr.
~. hall", gray mare, weighs i3yU lbi.,
good team with Ao.H
Il head u cho,ct uHIry COws Il. --
7o'na iro,h. others forward ~, = J
'prluErr4 3 yearIaE hrI cr- Y EEl~ 4
l'aIyrs, ! SOW, Il hnC -hOIt,. ~ ~
Farming Dupl' 't,,.tiop sAs ~,
q UIsr farm wagons, milk wN. wv
Eon, top buspN, gUuI as urw top buggy :
seated Carriage hindsr. good McCormck
mower, nearly new, hay TEA der : ehorb,
Flows gr)I ,u!EY culilynur ,prIn!, tpoll.
cult twin Nnri oWs, rollrr, iullN(n uud
-ugl" wagon. rIr md carnage harn 49,
aD .ut I ~ hu,hub corn hN hISh"O, ha} ny ton.
tpris, srJvri-. unr- dud numerous 0lh"r srll.
rir- Hct mentioned, % PAIR rIaiuAs. j gum.
cas-,
Terms ~ saI'-hI sums Of so aud uH1w
rDip. all OVER hat amount u credit NJ u4nutIs
W.lI b" glNrH hy til" pTrrila-"r g.g."' il hnnli.
nl.o nora with uPpOv"i rn 10 Hpl ~ lcru1
( wheat ~ gtouuG 'LA AfA STORY
", .. haHN / SoA, AUe, m!r'ts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27

Or. Bull IS Cough Syrup Is speedy
and etlicecious cure for Group. whooping- =
cough and lr nchiti'. No child should
be left to suife Tt tortures OF these all.
meuts. when paronts aan got this wonders
full remedy for only % cts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
peDmauShiD Course.

A good haudxritin- will enable ycu to
earn q large salary. Special penmanshlp
course will b. given at Goldcy College
Night School, Sth aud Market. during
April ana May, two nights week
charge, very low. Call ut College tonight,
:. 10
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
\rowcH-L wlMIAMR w,rooN. The

\ruTlCE-L WILLIAM r. W NrnON, HE
= tenant aui u'rdP.It u2 iH' lrus' 1t.
uHtri at Nc. iUG Lasg Yurl street,
10 liu 1rCOld ward, ~ th' uty Of vii.
mlur on, county uH Now tl-'r mud Nt4ip
If Ncuwrrm n tp!np!lln"i ".rl .Il. r"lulr'.
juru'- Of - n,,t, Of Va" tl'D"ru A--omblg IN
tUru case made amt proyulnI, It, ip.rrJy give
u.HIu.tnut shah uppH in wlI',ug to tho
tuurl on T. .upral sessions Of i'I .i.I-r r| Il.
l,Hur', 10 and for .i"w tt-IIs rJuu.y, III
MONDAY, the lJDn Of SHAY 4 H., lJJ.,
t'Iul l.u. nest term gf court. tyrn li'"n-. tor
sad OpNe az an jnn or l.ty. ~ for the 54lp
irr'ru d. lIlpN'rljirg NIFpr' IN lc- quaint
hrt than pD" Q4tr'tr b" lru'; Jn tna pr3n
h.s, au.i tine following r"-pn't. 'ie cIl.iHI- u
SAID Werl ,At beast tV..Vr pt whoa aro
substantial frr. hpjrl""- Jt sui war; room
MVNd ia" sad aprl!'It'pn, w!
lrAnk IlW,t Jnnu4 Il " .Hlt m.ry
uri j CIurk .tohu u 'Fhumuspn
JHurs bruneu HicnuU5 Hammer
II GrN B.p4u CnTGr THIS hlGuIy
JuLu T icJeW"l joan Nuurahal
ROBERT t. Porter " II Rrrgor
rhlup HIldrUraul. Sr VIM -tunr
" h. Bailey james White
kpNt h-nyUn Max fuiulAky
,tpHu Earnun Harry SghHvpf
Irhtrt + tlluhr Iennl. II ttir
Thomas " McNRy l-Nytr e Moody
Fred Hanrphan Andrew Gro,l
lhlIp hlldrlrnnd dr
In2, itlw NlhLlAM Il WATSON
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27

2 Ten thousand demons gnawing away
at ones vitsls couldn't be much worse
than the tortures Of itching piles. Yet
there's cure. cd)oan's Olntnsnt. never
fails.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
Sale of Real aud Personal Estate.

Frank c. Stidham, auctioneer
sold at Sheriff s sale, for Sa amuel A.
Mcdaniel Sheriff, on Tuesday
March 10Th, the Red Mill Property,
situated IN Mill Creek Hundred,
the estate OF Harvey Il. Baldwin,
deceased, for s., 100 to Vim. East
burn, J. Harvey Whteman attor.
ney.
+. G. Stidham, auctionocr, also
sold all the personal property of Mrs.
Ella r. Baldwin at the Mil. Horses
$l05, mules 1915, harness $4S, set
single harness S22, small pigs 1928
each, oats 81 cents bushcl and every
thing at sati slactory prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
Tobacco Taxes,

Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
Lcituh has received ci cular concerning
taxes on tobacco. snulf, cigars and cigar
ottes and relating 10 rebates Of taxes on
tobacco, snuff and cigars held by mnnu.
fscturers and dealers uu July |, 1901 under
the act of March .. |.
A new series OF internal revenue stamps
will be issued for tho payment of taxes on
cigars aud small cigarettes 1T the new
rates. These stamps will not TO sold or
delivered to manufacturers or Importers
of cigars prior to July 1901
Unused stamps of the res of 1897 and
1898 for the payment of taxes On cigars
and small cigarettes, aud held by manu-
facturcrs Of cigars Oh July 1891, will be
redesmed provided. however that stamps
of the series OF 1898 issuel for payment Of
taxes on cigarettes weighing more than
throe pounds per 1900 will not bo retired.
nor will amps OF any Other series be is
sued in lieu thereof
1t Is hold thai tho wholesale value or
prco OF cigarettes weighing not more
than three pounns per 1000 Will inc'ude
the tax and If such wholesale valno or
pricc with tax included does not exceed So
per 1000 tax will bo imposed Of 6i cents
per 1000,
If, however, the Wholesale value or
price of cigarettes, with tax inclndel, OK.
ceeds s! per 1000 tax ut the rate OF 81. Us
per 1000 will be imposed
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27

RurdOc'; B0Dd B''or4 rlycs Il man -
ciaar hpH}, uu active hr.lu "a strong VIZ
or,s h1dy -m,.ss hjw fl, for tho Dn'tly ot
life,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27

Satis- Shoes that fit shoes
that wear, shoes
factory that thaa. u, nave 49,, s'y,e, s9,n
Portable. Shoes for
.7hoeS men and boys only
but such styles and
moderate prices that it will
pay you to see and try them.
The best $3.50 and $500
shoes we isnow OF are walk
Overs" s5 50 for shoes
made Of American stock, 81
the Imported stock. We
have sold hundreds of'pars
OF these shoes aud believe
there is none better anywhere
and few as good for tine money
Special styles in IS and SO
shoes. Com. in and see
them. Mems shoes 50 to 81
boys shoes $3.50 to S., little
boys shoes $3.50 to So. 90.
Closed evenings at 6 except
Saturdays.
JAS. 7. MJLLll & SONS
Clothing. Sixth and
Hats. Market
Shoes Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27

roo many peop Q lose valuable time in
experimenting with cough and cold
cues They should take Eoiey's Honey
and Tar before it is too LAfE.
Sold at Dauforth $, 100 Market street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27

Group in .ianIly relieved, d.. Thomas
Eclectrle OIL Perfectly safe. Never fails
AT Ony lrug store.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27

Tgylol's Magic Headache PcwderScure
headache and neuralgia every timo pre-
pared by ". {. Taylor No. 3O2 King at
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
D..fisss Lannot BE Cured

b. local nnp,l 'atlun- ~ they cannot
r'lnh tNu diseased purion OF the ear,
Th.fo j. only one way 10 cIro deafness
and thN is by constitutional rameiIcs
b,nInrt- IS rAu,Ct by an lHtlIneI cUnijt.
nuU Of the mucou lining nt the Eu-ttohian
Tube " hen this tab 4ot- intiined YOU
hnya a rumN.irg sound or imperfect h9a-
Ing. ard 4hon 1t II entirely rlo,al deaf
nos IS lhtrt.Ul' and unless the inIlain.
NATION ,au hs taErn UIt nnl tins tube
es1Drnd to IT, normal cuuillipn, hearing
will 10 les roy Il 'orrv!r ntnr cases out
ten arA rlu~- hr c1thrrH, which ts Meth
ing hIlt an nlIImeu UomlItlOn uI th2 lnu-
cons surfaces.
Newlil = W one iIundrsl Dollars for any
Gaso Of D.a,ny-s lr.tusnd Dy "a'Arrh) that
cannot br u"rI hy Hairs Catrrah Ours.
Send for rj.ruIhr1 free.
+. j. riItNEl n co., ToIeto, O.
SDih by Druggists, .1'-
Halls fa'nlly T. |, are tie best.