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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-09
MONTANA DEADLOCK BROKER H.
Paris Gibson Elected United states
Senator For the short Term,

ee68toH ouohN
Helena, Mon, March 4. - At $50
o'clock in the morning, although the
legislature clock testified that II was
lot yet midnight, Paris Gibson of Great
Falls was elected United States sena-
tor for the term expiring March 4. 1905.
i For almost the entire term the legls-
hture had been voting daily without
result Twenty-Five ballots were taken
during the day At the conclusion of
The twenty.frst II. l.. Frank. the lead
ing fusion candidate, announced his
withdrawal In favor of Mr.. Gibson.
who up to that time had not had more
than a nominal following. There was
stampede to him on the next ballot,
seven of his votes being furnished by
the wing Of the Democratic party
known as the Daily faction. :.
Mr.. Gibson was born in New Hanlp-
shire on July 1, 1880, and was educated
at BOwdoin college, graduating In the
class Of 81. He went to Minneapolis
in 1853, building the first Touring mill
In that city. He also operated the
North Star wooden mills there. He
came to Montana in 1879, locating at
Fort Benton in the stock business.
In 1882 Mr.. Gibson became interested
In the possibilities of the water power
that could be developed by the falls of
the Missouri river at the site Of the
present city Of Great Falls, of which he
Is called the father. He laid his plans
and hopes before James ]. Hill who
joined him in the enterprise, and the
result was the growth OF city of 12,-
600 people on the praires.
Mr. Gibson was a member Of the
state constitutional convention and of
the first senate of the state legislature.
He has always been strong Demo-
crat,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-09
EVENING PARTY.

The evening party given by Mr..
ard Mrs. Thomas Martin at their
residence, PIP North Harrison street,
last evening In honor Of the 18th
birthday of their son, Thomas. The
evening was spent in various games,
u calk walk by Annie Clarkson, age s
and Thomas Finn, age 8 which was
very fine for children. Music by
Daniel Haggerty and Annie SAVER.
Singing by Anna Clarkson and Helen
SAVER, cake walk by Mamie Caldwell
and Frank Shinn.
Among those present were Margie
Catharnc and Anna Maloney, Lillian
Wagner, Anna lIaggcrty, Elizabeth
Sherwin, Nellie Brown, Edith Morris
Helen Martin, Mamie Young, Han
nah picrson, Laura and Bertha Bul.
len, Ethel Caldwell, Nellie Leahy,
Lizzie Brown, John Stottard, Willie
Council, Frank Smith, Thomas and
James Martin, Willie ard Joseph
Haggerty, Herbert Truman, Leon
Harris, Joseph Brown, Willie Tom
linson, Joseph Maloncy, Thomas
Hcaly, Thomas Martin and wife, Il.
NJ. Hall and wife, f. Wagner and
wife. Daniel Ilaggcrty and wife, Il. L
Truman and wife, Mrs. Maloney.
The party was invited to the din
ing room at 10 O'Clock where a table
was set filled with various kinds of
fruit, cakes, candy, ice cream and
lemonade. The little ones departed
abont 1870 O'Clock wishing young
Mr. Martin many more happy re-
turns. Among the presents he re-
ccivcd was handsome piano from
his parents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-09
DOTS.

A pentccostal meeting will be hold this
evening at As o'clock In Harriso on Street
NJ. Il. Church.
Bishop Monaghan will lecture at the
Opera House on Sunday evening, March
II.
Mrs Anna Carter, for some years an
inmate OF the Home for Aged Women,
died AT the Home on Thursday.
II is expected that Olivet Presbyterian
Church Will shortly extend u call to the
Rev. X, A. Elwood OF Absucoin, n. J. Mr..
Elwo,d has spoken here several limos
and made decidedly favorable impress.
ion.
The boys of Delaware Orphan Home
and Industrial School will sing at the
evening service OF Mt. Joy NJ, 4. Church,
South Wilmington, on Sunday.
The cass of Bloedo vs. the Bancroft Sous
Company was up In the United States
court today.
Rev. Chas b. Dubell rector Of St.
Matthew'S Church. will preach at the
Sarah White Home. 35th and Market
streets, tomorrow afternoon ut 5 o clock.
A course In embroide y will open at tho
Young Moman's Christian AS ooiation,
No. 5US King street, on Thursday after-
noon ut 5 O'Clock.
The Wilmington Auxiliary of the Won.
ems National Indian AS ociation will
meet on Monday at 8 p. ID. At tbs home Of
Mrs. Gregg Chandler, No. 4O3 West
Tenth rect.
Secretary Cahill Of the Board OF Health
reports 81 deaths II births and 9 MARI.
age' recorded during the week.
Albert Woodward Of Christiana Hun
dred. will remove to this city on the 25th
OF March.
W. j, Lank of his city will remove to
wife's farm near GLASGOW. Psnoader HUI.
dreu on the 20 ii of March.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-09
Al. ARGUMENT 1. J FOR !
NEW TRIAL.

In the Superior Court this morn.
ing the bar was treated to q small
farce in which John Clayton, AL.
bert Constable and Anthony Hig.
gins, counsel tor the plaintiff and
!. Harvey Whiteman and Charles
b. Evans counsel tor the defendant
in the case OF John Pritchard vs..
Henry Henderson took part, dur
ing the argument for a new trial in
the case.
], Harvey Whiteman charged
Mcssrs. Constable and Clayton
with having had conversation with
some Of the jurors during the trial.
In support OF his statement Mr..
Whiteman called George Townsend
Jr., vino testified that Constable
had had a conversation with Juror
Price at the depot. Franklin
Brockson gave corroborative testi-
monv.
Mr.. Constable took the stand aud
testified that he and Mr., Higgins
did have the convers alton with jur-
or Price at the depot but that was
on mutual acquaintance,
i.'Nlr. Higgins corroborated tho
testimony of Mr.. Constable.
Mr.. Clayton testified and explain
ed the conversation he had had i L
the saloon with Jurors Biggs and
Jester,
Mr.. Whtcm an took the stand and
said, Il want to be sworn. This
statement nearly took the breath
away from the court and bar. This
has never been known before,
lawyer going under oath.
While o1 the stand Mr.. Whittier man
testified that he did not have any
conversation with the Jurors while
ia the lawyer parlor.
Argument was had to some length
Tor and against the granting of L
new trial. Court reserved IFS opiu-
ion.
In General Sessions Court the con-
tested liquor licenses occupied the
attention OF the court. The appli-
cation OF Nicle La!aca was the first
taken up. The Law and Order So.
:iety objected to the place. The
Eighth Street Baptist Mission is
ieXt door to the home OF the appii-
can't. Five Italians testified tuey
could not go into any other saloon
and get the liquor they used in
italy, but they could do so at such
| place az the one contemp ted.
Court deferred granting the Ii
,cnse and adjourned until , clock
his afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-09
CARD RASkEI

Miss Gilda Lewis is in New York
on visit to Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. NJ.
Colman.
Isaac II. McKaig, of No 92j Poplar
street, is seriously i'll.
The Sunday School of FIRST Presby-
terrain Church held a Sociablc in the
Sunday School room last evening. An
enjoyable cvenlng was spent.
Last evening a pie and milk social
was given in the Middleton building
at Fourth and King streets by class
No. Of AsbIry NJ Il, Sunday School
The attendance was large and the en-
tcrtainmcnt Noted considerable profit
Frank Morrow, who has been for
twelve years in the United States
Navy, has returned home aud will re-
main here. His term of enlistment
has expired. Mr.. Morrow has seen
active service in China and the Phil.
ippines.
Ellis l.. Hendrickson of York, "a,
is sting John r. IIendrickson near
Stanton, Mill Creek, lid.
William Loans is confined to h is
home. Seventh and du Pont streets,
with severe attack Of la grip.
Mr.. William L. Doughcrty, former.
ly connected with the Union News
Company of this city, and transferred
to Philadelphia has again been trans
ferred in that city.
Mr.. George Justis and wife of
Browns Mills, New Jersey. are here
visiting Mrs. ,Justis' father, Isaac N.
McKaig, who is lying very low and
not expected TO live.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-09
WORK OF TIE SENATE
The Session Occupied w 1Ae TraMss
rction of Routine BnsfneXa,

action of Routine Bnsfnexs.
Washington, March s-Despite the
fact that practically nothing hut rou-
tine business is to be transacted by the
senate Al the present session. the gal
lcrles were packed with spectators at
the opening OF the proceedings.
After the transaction of some brief
routine business, Mr.. Lodge (Mass.)
moved that The senate proceed TO the
consideration Of executive business.
ON that motion Mr.. Hoar (AIuss.) re-
,lueslcd the ayes and nays, saying that
for Il particular reason il WAS desirable
the roll should be called at least OnoS
during the session. I'll" motion pre-
vailed unanimously, 81 senators voting
in the affirmative.
The particular reason for Il roll
call referred to by Mr.. Iioar was that
the name of Mr.. Allen Of Nebraska
should be included thus officially in the
roll OF senators. Some question was
raised as to the right of Mr.. Allen to
draw his pay In the new congress TN
der his appointment by the governor
of Nebraska. Although Mr.. Allen did
not vote upon the motion, being absent
from the chamber. the calling Of his
name settled his status us y senator.
The senate confirmed the following
nominations:
Thomas Warrington. attorney for
the southern district of Illinois; j. Otis
Humphrey, district judge for the south
crn district of Illinois: James l.. Ne
Intosh, .Ir.. receiver Of public moneys
ut Sidney. Ncb.
The Republican senatorial confer
cnce held during the day decided not
TO reorganiZe the committees at this
session. This means IN early adjourn
mcni OF the senate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-09
PERSONAL
MENTION
DELIGHTFULLY."- SURPRISED.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Frances LIE Car
pcnter, who were married recently,
delightfully."- entertained Il number of
friends last evening at their residence
No 2512 West Eighteenth street.
About forty guests were present, in
GLIDING a party Of members of the
Young Mems Christian Association,
of which organization Mi. lie Carpen-
ter Is member.
The association members presented
to the hos and hostess a pretty lamp
and large bouquet of carnations.
Refreshments, daintily served, were
much enjoyed. The table adorn-
ments were candclabra at each end
and Il pyramid Of fruit and flowers in
the centre.
e Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
LeCarpenter held their wedding recep.
ton. They were congratulated by
many guests and received many BEAU
tifnl presents. The interior Of their
pretty, new residence was perfect
bower of cut flowers and potted plants.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-09
Silverwaro Stolen.

Sllverwarc and clothing valued
at more than 800 were stolen from
the house OF Harmon J Henderer.
No. 2OS Wood wn avenue, on We'd
nesdav evening. The family did
not know that the thieves had been
in the house until they arose in the
morning and found that every room
had been ransacked. Plated as
well as solid silvertab Bile ware were
taken. Coats. shoes and other
pieces OF wearing arparcl were also
found TO be missing.
The thieves gained an entrance
by forcing open shutter and then
lifting the window.
At sale in Chester County ].
Edward Addicks purch sed a fine
registered and thorough bred COW.
The price paid was Sl2O which il,
considered fancy by COW dealers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-09

During the winter the nurses Of
the training school of the Homeo-
pathic Hospital have taken a course
of practical lessons in massage.
Their instructor has ben Miss
Marian J. Miller, OF Philadelphia,
who has had thirteen years expert.
encc in giving massage and who
was recommended 10 the managers
by DR.. Goodnow. The managers feel
that the nurses have had a thor
ough training are prepared TO give
massage either atthe hospital or to
answer calls outside,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-09
DBA1HS.

CoRBlT-ON March s; 1901; Lewis II. Corbit
Funeral services at hi, late residence; 1911
Jefferson street; on Monday afternoon
March II st2 o'c.ock. lnterment private.
ROGERS--.At Booth hurst" New Castls
Hundred. Gel; oh Friday, biarch 9Th 1901.
Eugene Rogers; aged ss years.
Funeral from his late res dsnco on Monday
Afternoon, March lltn at = O'clock. Services
at me house. lnterment private at I'm man
uei Church Cemetery; New Castle. Del. t
LYNCH-ln this city on March 9Th 1901
Cornelius Lynch.
ltelatives and friends are invited to attued
the funeral from his late residence The
ColumbuE Inn on Kennett Pike On ia esday
morning. March 18th at . o'clock. Iii Gh Mass
a. 81. AIMS Church. lni,rn.eIt at 1T. 10.
sephs Cemetery.
cASrEk--on March 7th, lool.. annsh Z.
Carter. ~
the funeral services from the residence Of her
s0I.in.lnw, W IN. II. ShultB. i2usNorth rank.
lin Street On Monday afternoon at = e'ciocis.
lnterment at Wilmington and Mandywine
Cemetery.
ARMoUR--I In this city OH March I, 1901, Etc
phen Arm 3ur, aged ~ years.
Funeral from his late residence, 4?0 Jefferson
street On Monday morning, March IL 1901
Services aud lnterment at Ebenezer NJ, L.
Church, Cecil County, Md,
HAWkE-Ou March 7, william II. Hawke,
aged 65 years
Keiatives, friends and IT embsrs OF Lai yet.e
Lodge No :, Knights of Pyihias are requested
TO attend tho funeral services from his late
residence 3:4 Seventh avenue, on sunday at
ternoon at Z o'clock. lIterment at Whining.
ION and brandywihe Cemetery.
Dearest father thou has lett US,
And our loss we d+a. ly feel
But It's cd that thus bsreft US.
he viii all our SORROWS heal
AL REST. /
CHMMlNGS-,n this city. on March 6. 1901.
Annie wife Of Wan. Cummings IN her Goth
year.
Relatives and friends ere invited to attend
the funeral services at her late residence
N. ". corner Is and Townsend street. ON Sat
Urday afternoon at O'clock lnturmtnt at
kiycTview cemetery.
CopERAt Marshallton. De-. on March .
1901. Lee Copes in his iifh year
kGiatlveS aud friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence OF his mother.
Mrs sallie Temple, services at the house al
oclock, p. IN on Saturday Afternoon March
9th. Jntermeui at st. BafnaDas Gem ctery.
at Marshalltop. Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-09
Good Cows iOr Sale.

IL, C. passmore will sell at puD.
lie sale on his farm on the Concord
pike. Brandvwinc hundred on Fri
dav, the 18th inst. a carload OF
York county COWS with calves by
their side, Mr.. Passmore says
this lot is superior TO those sold at
his former sale. when ten head we're
purchased byCdealers, who made a
fair profit on them. Several Of these
cows are pure Jerseys or Guern-
scvs, and dairvmcn who wish some
thing desirable should call and see
them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-09
HOLE IN THE LUNGS

There are thousands of men
and women, as well as ever,
with holes i'll their lungs: con-
sumption stopped.
What did it?
Some change in way of life
and Scots emulsion of cod
liver oil.
A hole in the lungs, once
healed, is no worse than a too
tight waist or waistcoat. Take
the emulsion and give it a
chance to heal the wound.
Well scni you little TO Try. il you Ike.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 400 Pearl street. New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-09

Newark, March 9. Mr.. aud Mrs.
David Niyin are recovering from
the effects Of an accident. While
driving under the b. Il O. bridge
or Chapel street, the noise OF all
approaching train startled the
horse thew were driving, causing it
to start of at fast gait. Mrs.
>Nivin thinking to help her husband
check the speed of the frightened
horse. caught hold OF the reins. In.
fortunately she pulled too haad on
one line, which brought the animal
sharply around. The king bolt
was broken by the sharp turn and
the carriage tell to the ground,
throwing the occupants violently in.
TO the ditch at the side af the road.
Jonathan Johnson and wife, who
saw the accident, quickly went to
the unfortunate couple s aid. Sew :,
eral others lent their assistance.
Mrs. NiWn who was found to be
quite badly hurt, was taken TO MIR.
Johnson as house a short distance
away, while Mr. Niyin walked
there unaided.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-09

! suffered from catarrh Of tho " orst
kind and never hoped for euro, but Ely's
Cream Balm seems to do even that.--Os.
car Ostrsm. Al Warren avenue. Chicago,
III.
I suffered from catar"h :; got SO bad
Icould not work used Ely's Cream Bal III
and am cutrsy we'll "A. G. Clark, 34l
Shawmut avenue. Boston, Mass.
The Balm does not irritate or cause
sneezing Sold by druggists at so Gems,
Or mailed by Ely Brothers. So Warren ST.,
New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-09
ARRESTS IN STAMP ROBBERY,

TWO Chicago Men Accused Of Han
ding Stolen Property.
Chicago, March S.-Ciovelument of
Ulcers have arrested Paul f. Knefel.
president of the Garfield Manuractur.
ing company at - Dearborn street, in
connection with the robbery of the in.
ternal revenue Office in Peoria, His.
where thieves secured $50 900 worth Of
stamps on the night OF Jan. Is last
Robert Caladinc former employee OF
Knefcl. was also taken into custody
The prisoners are not directly charg
ed with the robbery. hui the govern.
mcnt detectives are in possession OF
several hundred dollars worth of the
stamps stolen in the Peoria robbery.
and it was through the arrest Of Knefei
and Caladine that the stamps were re.
covered. The government officers say
they have evidence to show conclusive e.
ly that their prisoners handled much Of
the booty Of the Peoria robbery.
II is believed by the detectives that
there is n regular agency in Chicago
where thieves negotiate tho disposal Of
stolen government property.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-09

Magistrate Hollis is comfort ablv
located in the Baya Annex.
Andrew c. Graz OF this city re
ceived a fresh Delaware shad yes
tcrday from an admirlns fisherman
at Port Penn. Two OF the iavoritc
fish were caught there Yesterday.
Prof. and Mrs. Hershai Morris
entertained the senior class OF
Friend 8 High School at their home
No. 1920 Van Buren, street last
evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-09
CASES In
CITY COURT.

James Wardin the City Court this
morning pleaded not guilty to the
charge of disorderly conduct. Officer
Green testified that Ward is a men,
Der of a crowd that congreg ates on
the corners, Last night he was
with a crowd at Second and Adams
street and when ordered TO move
away he used very bad ladguasc. a
fine OF 80 and costs was imposed.
William II. Brown colored. was
charged with the larceny OF coalthc
property Of the p. g. h. raIlro ad
company. Hugh Mullen testified
that while cars loaded with coal
, were on the r., W. g. B. tracks
Brown got on car and he and
Z. 40 other boys took about 250pounds
valued at 81 cents. lie has seen
Brown take coal on different occas.
tioms.
William Scott, a white boy. ties.
tilted that Brown took tour buckets
OF coal. Bail was fixed at 300 for
his appearance at court.
Charles Stout colored. pleaded
not guilty to the charge Of larceny
Of bag OF -four the property OF
Abram Fireman valued at 5 cents.
Phliip Fireman testified that Stout
followed him along the street and
took the bag OF flour out of his bas-
ket. Bail was fixed at $500 for his
appearance at court.
Daniel Bubenzer pleaded guilty
tothe charge Of being drunk and
disorderly. He was willing 10 take
tine pledge to stop drinking and the
charge was returned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-09
School Teacher Fined.

Agent Stout OF the Society for
Prevention of cruelty to children
went to Lewes yesterday aud IN.
vestis ated case Of cruelty. Upon
complaint OF Mr.. Stout Ellis NJ.
Biank,a co!ored school teacher was
arrested charged with cruelty to.
ward Loyla NJ. Bailey. The ties.
timony was to the effect that Bland
beat the child with a stick until her
back was covered with bruises.
Magistrate Wlltbank imposed fine
Of $50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-09
shares

Thomas W. Johnson, Of Johnson's
Corner, Delaware County, Pa, visit
ed our city Today. lie Is the owner
Of the camp meeting woods and is a
leading man 10 the community
where he resides. He has rented his
farm and will sell his stock and
utensils at public sale on Friday the
22i inst.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-09
Magistrate Daley.

Magistrate John F. Daley is max
ing arrangements 10 have extensive
improvements 10 his Offices at tn.
northeast corner oil Seventh and
Shlpley streets After May | when
his successor has been appoldted
Mr.. Daley will engage IN the real
estate and insurance business. Ten
years IN the real estate business
has made him Trustworthy and
experienced agentto handle prop
erty.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-09
Senator Magce Dead.

The arrangement Tor the funeral
OF Senator CHRISTOPHER Lyman Ma
gee, OF the Forty third Pittsburg
District, who died al his residence
yesterday afternoon. las been
completed. The funeral Will take
place on Tuesday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-09

IUr Right Reverend bishop Non-
tltHv sill deliver Il lecture in the
uprra House On Sunday evening, the
i7'h INST. entitled "IcrsonaI I'M
Prn,aioU., OF a Trip 10 Europe, ~ The
ErsIup i, a t'ucut speaker and viii
dul,btlrrs receive a large audience.
Tickets ~ cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-09
PUBLIC SALES.

March
1l-Furnlturs 3O5 Madison.
II Isaac Berry Mill Creek lid.
l2-Dilworth g. Woodward Christi lana Nd.
12-For the Casey Estate near Ciaymunt.
122 Real Estrte SAFES Mt Court House.
lj-HousehOld sale us King Htrcst
l3-George HameS near shsrpley's school
house. Biandyw!ne Hd
H-Wm. BrackeL, New load. Christisna
Hid.
li-Furnl Rre sos West greet.
i5-W. WSStroup, New Castle Hid.
15-Furnituro at Stdhams auction room.
l5-H. Z. Passmore. Brandy wine Hid.
15-Furnitnre at 1911 G.lpiu ave.
lS--Sale OF furniture at the Gables. Della.
ware avenue and Tain all street.
lS-David 4. Morgan, New Castle HID.
l0-SAie Of furniture AT the Gables. Oela.
ware enue and Tatuall ST. cot
1o--SaviLss Fund AZ opera House.
20-Furniturea at 0lS King street.
2l-Furnlture 400 DE aware avenue.
2l-l,ewiI B lllen Branitwipe Hid.
2l-W. II, X lair. Christiana HID.
2!-Furniture Ga W. l2tu street.
22-Est ate Of j. J. Wiikinson, Christiana
Hundred,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-09
The Weather.

Tomorrow promises to be clearing and
rather colder, Somewhat siIniiar condi'
lions will probably prevail Oh Sunday
The ther,nunetsr az W. {. Taylor's
drug store 3pI King atr0ot to-day rogis.
tered rs follows:
1o'ciock lUo'clo:k 1o'cl0ck
a IL 10
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-09

Frank Mitchell sold his furniture
yesterday at fair prices, The as.
sortment was large and attracted
uany Of ouI citizens. 1t is said he
will remove to Washington, where
he has large contracts for roofing.
Mr.. Hammell of Pcncader Hun.
dred, has taken the farm of James
Dilworth near Centreville, on
shares.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-09

fluse Dr. Bl:rs Cough sysup IL Il . srasal
Ult remedy. nsed for many ysars. and
still Ia public favor. 1t Is without doubt
the lost medicine for all pulmonary AZ
feotinns. IL always cures. All druggists
sell IL for s6 conts,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-09

CiT Mission, Front and Madison
AHl> the prayer and experience
~Iiu4> led by Sister SiIIitoe, $50
and By Sister Mason at 6 30; preach
Iu"a' 80 by Brother Thornton,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-09

Eugene j. Hall, the post uni rnbliShor
says that one dose OF Fo.eys Honey and
1ar. restored his voice when hoaraeness
threA hened to prevent his lecture at Cen.
trsi Music Hall. Chicago. Nothing else
as good
Sold at Danforth's, 1.D Market street