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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-06-13
Will be 2eceived Old Changed Than Tuesday Morning

! Mr.. ". +. Montgomery spent
last Sunday On Santee.
Mr. /. B. Salters spent several
DAYS in town last week.
Every one thinks Mr.. Coward
! The best dispenser kingstree has
ever had.
Mr.. p. B. Thorn is trying tobac-
co culture this year on a small
scale in the suburbs Of town.
Miss Mary Sue Snider, Mr.. Il.
! d. Reddick's popular cashier, is
! taking a vacation for the summer
months.
/ Nessrs. w. Z. wilkins and Louis
Schultz, two of Kingstree's wide
awake merchants visited Charles
! ton this week.
Mr.. Kellchan is having ware
house built for Mr. II. d. Reddick
on kcllehan'S lot Just in the rear
, Of Reddjck store.
! M. +. l.. Smiths store was
closed on Saturday under fore
closure of mortgage given to his
I father, Mr.. \. J. Smith.
Probably the most complete
/ system of machinery ever landed
here, was hauled down to Fowlers
on Saturday last by Cooper Bros.
They say heretofore they never
have been able te sin the cotton
offered Them.
The summer school for white
teachers commences here July %,
and runs for four weeks. We
! haven't heard vino is to cond3ct
the school, but unless there be
great improvement over The little
faiks that have been given the
eachers here for several years
pas, for about two or 'hlee hours
each morning, we think the whole
thing better be abolished.
Capt. q. Il. Nelson saws he never
Iryperted Ia live 10 see the day
when the town council OF King
>'ree would open up diicEes and
Trans around MS house and eX-
pose him 10 the worse forms Of
fever, jiSt al this season OF the
wear when not a boe-ful of soil
should be broken for the next
three months within the lncorpor-
ate limits.
On Monday night the congre-
CATION and members of the Bap-
list church gave their pastor, Rev.
&. T. Gresham a surprize in the
way of a pounding. These little
missions do much good, and always
create better feelings between
pastor and his flock. The occasion
took place at Dr.. Suidsrs and was
much enjoyed by all. Mr.. Gres-
nam is very popular here among
all denominations.
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want to say to my friends and
the public generally that | am not
in business for fun or tor my
health. have a large and well
selected stock of goods bought at
the very lowest prices with the
cash. which desire to sell and
will do so at a very close margin
/ make speciality OF Shoes and
Clothing, and will sell cheap. |
do not care to cast a shadow over
my competitors by giving prices.
| only ask you to come and see for
yourselves, l guarantee sa'islac-
ton to all. W. W. Grayson.
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L0CsL ITEMS OF Interest.
AFFAIRS CAUGHT 6Y OUR LOCAL
REPC2TER AND NOTED.

HGf AiKS ~" ONJf1 Z ] OOH eSS
y REPORTER AND NOTED.
Written in Condensed FORM and Printed
in Like Manner for the Sake Of
Oar Busy Readers.
Magistrate Suits is on the sick
list this week.
Mr. w. y. Jacobs, now Of George
town, spent Sunday in town.
Mr.. N. +. Heller is spending a
few days in Manning this week.
Tie Octagon soap man passed
through k;ngstree this week on
his ANIMAL round.
Miss Eelle Simrill, of Chester,
is spending some time with Misses
Nag and Fannie Kennedy.
NJ. Sam B. McGill, who has
lie, Ii attending the Georgia-Ala-
bama Business College, has re-
turnel home.
Mr.. \. 4. Nathan, representing
the Old Diminion Pants Co, is in
town this week. Mr.. Nathan is
very popular with his trade.
Rev. Mr.. Gresham, pastor OF the
Baptist church, preached to a
large congregation at his church
on Sunday last; morning and
evening.
Black river Is still Oh BOOM:
This interferes very much with
travel; communication by private
conveyance being cut oft between
Kincslree and Greeleyville and all
points below.
We lave yet to hear Of the first
Gotten bloom. Crops are back
ward and the outlook to-day is
not encouraging, but we hope il
may grow brighter as the season
progresses.
Money Is scarce now. Oar
Merchants seem 10 realize this
fact, asd are offering extraordi-
nary bargains. Watch the COL
umns OF THE RECORD and always
trade with The vide awake mer-
chant who advertises his wares.
The telephone line is coming.
One j. being erected from Man
ming to Kingstree, and the poles
.ye all up from Manning to with
in seven miles of hinSstree. The
freshet in Black. river will hold
things down for week or two.
The brick are being rapidly put
to the place for building the bank.
Dir. Silas Bounds, of Florence, has
the contract, and he expects TO
Get to work on the building in a
few days and have it completed
in six weeks.
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Eir. W. b. Logan. OF Charleston,
IL n town for a few DAYS.

'ir. ". Is. Logan. oi Charies'uh'
ia n town for a few days.
Hiss Gouldin, Eof Sa}ters, :
Sre%li#g some time with her sister,
Mr., ". &. Gamble.
We call attention TO two notices
published by County Snperintcn-
lant OF Education Cooper.
Spring chickens are indeed
scarce in Kings!ree. They are
bringing anything from 10 to %
cents'
Mrs. J. F. Cooper, Of Fowiers,
returned yesterday from a visit TO
her sister, Mrs. Russell, who hives
il Florence.
Col. A. Barron Holmes, 0!
Charleston, ever on !he alert, look
Ilng after the interest Of his house,
was in town Monday.
Although the waters Of Black
river remains high; vet Sam Car
ter came in Tuesday morning with
some fine red jacket fish.
This scribe be@s to make his
acknowledgement TO Mrs. ". W.
Barr, of Indiantown, for the first
peaches of the season, and they
were indeed fine.
1t seems strange that such m
important bridge as that across
Black river should remain unliXed
AMI thus put so many people to
inconvenience in not being able
10 get across.
Another little babe passed over
the river Tuesday night, Little
Sue Theresa. infant child of Mr..
and Mrs. II. d.. Reddiek. Our
heart !elt sympathies to The be
rcavrd.
MessrS. Louis jacobs, Il. X
Wallace and K. L. UirSci went
over 10 Gourdlns on Tuesday a.
-isting their brethrel in formation
ni new Masonic lodge al that
place.
Sir. Peter &. Gnurdin, who i,
taking a regular course a, David
SON College, y. g., is at home for
The summer vacation. We hope
some day to see him hang ont his
sllingIc in Kings,ree as a lawyer.
Capt. Jno, A. kalIey has bought
a very handsome cottage on Mt.
Pleasant, near Charleston where
he and family expects to spend the
summer months. They leave In
side of ten days for their summer
home.
Little Laura and Minnie, twin
daughters Of Mr.. Sam Fulton, died
on Tuesday and and were buried
in the same grave yesterday.
They were bright little things and
no one knows what it is to give
up these precious little babes, ex-
cept those who have passed under
the rod. 1t seems so strange to US
that God would give US these
little darlings just long enough to
learn to love them, and then for
them to be so suddenly taken
away. Yet God knows best, and
doeth all things for good.
Grain Cradles for sale at ". l.
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Come and see US when in need
of anything in the grocery line
We can sell as cheap as any one
else. We can't sell under cost, but
are willing 20 talk business on
close mars ms. Barr & Co.
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JOB PRINTING.

With the increased facilities OF
completely equipped and up to-
date job Office at Georgetown IN
addition to our kingstree office,
we are now prepared to do any
kind of job and book printing
in the most correct and approved
ssvle. When VOC want ANYTHING
printed-from a visiting card 10 a
newspaper or a book-hand lis
your order.
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We are closing out Hay. Come
early and get your supply.
Barr & Co.
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SOME one Has SAID
curried short story also easily told T.
know that S to your buy dry goods at
The Jenkinson Dry Goods Store.

way convince you is to quote You see
sedge prices with those pay
where udicious buyer will sko
item in this list:
large Imported White Osandes 81 nches wide o:mer}r
reduced 25c yard Send for samples
large the ~ kihd selling
yard
Silk Sking 81 inches wide, every yard Wara
split the 81 yard kind, now sold at SOC yard
Sol Shrting 46 inches wide, only 81 per paa
Black Skirting, 70 inches wide, only 81.
Shifting in all grades from 2oc yard up
unbeached Gauze Underves only 49c dozen
unbeaced extra long Tape Neck Cauze e'
dOzen 45c per half dozen.
bleached GauEc Vests extra long with tape ne
everywhere but get all you want from IL
half You order sample half doz
represented return at our expense
line of Linen Crash Skrng mall gredes from oc 10 o
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Mason Lr..t Jars, quarts and
half gallons, at W. I. Askins.
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Grain Cradles for sale at ". l.
Askins.
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Try barrel OF our Gold Medal
Flour None better. w. T. ASkius.
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rs per cent. Reduction.

Ladies' making sweeping reduction i'll our Miln
from usual prices Nowis the time to g.
nice cheap II need give an idea of what
and Fit don't please Tetrn 1t 4
oure We mean business.
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To Enjoy xpr;sy uuAer southsrs Skies.

10 ENJOY Hpf.hs UuAef O0utuefo SkaeA.
1t IL Dot necessary 10 spead . large
smoun OF mousy tn visit the numerous
charming 70 orls reached by the SOU b :
rrn Railway round trip ticks arc on
sale Mt reduced rate, and this great steel
highway Of the south lends to wonderous
regions of beauty and health. unnn trains
that glide. as il on the wings Of the WIND,
uv' r the smoothss OF trucks. lhs j,nr-
ney is madU In luxurious trains. Elm Drnc.
Ing all the comforts and copvenienevs Of
the finest metropolitan hotels. All
through trains Hre uoin posed of the high
est typa Of We .iibnlcd Pullman, and din
Ing cars arc operated through out the year
Tbs resor 8 Of the south are varied in
et.rauiiuna rs well 40 climatic conditions.
Those In robust hrnlt', who ,impy seek y
warmer china where they may escaps
he Iigor. Of Mr. hern winter. may
choose wholly as fancy dictates. Florida,
Thnmasville. Ga. Augu.Ca Ca. Aiken,
5. &. Snn.mervi.e, :. c., Pinehurst, N
{. are delightful places to visit during
the winter months. Ths Land OF tho
skv' has an ijeat winter climate or
This section A~hville ii the Ton 70, but bv
no means thu only desirable place. There
arc score OF others. such A. SA1n9a, Sky
aka, ~ on, Sapphire, Waynesyilles Hen.
drrsnnvii w. .l'lat Rock. ts*yIn,s aud
Hot SrriHGHsF The winter teinporatnre is
almost identical wi that IT Southern
France and Nor bern Italy IS, In ANY Ut
hese, excellent Accommodations are 10 bs
had
The Sou hern Pail way operates the
most perfect through services between
Phlad Iphia and FInridn. tie South and
Southwest, Chah L. Hopkins. Dis riot
Passenger Agent, S2s he, nut St, phil-
alriphii, viii he p.assd to furnish II cory
of hook "Winter Homes in tho South
and all information,
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The Charity Ball,

The Hebrew Charity Ball will be
given tonight. Members Of the gen.
eral committee yesterday arranged
for the reception of Governor Hum
and family and former Governor Tun.
nell. Governor Hum. Mrs. Hum
and Miss Hum will arrive here
about O'Clock this afternoon.
Former Governor Tunnel will arrive
about $50 O'Clock. A committee
will meet them at the P, W. & B.
railroad station and escort them to
the Clayton House, where rooms
have been engaged.
At 7 O'Clock the distinguished
guests and the members of the COM
mittee will take dinner at the hotel.
About an hour and a half later Gov.
ernor Hum Will open the ball which
will be the most brilliant the associa-
tion has ever held. The hall will be
handsomely decorated.
Chief Justice Lore and Bishop
Coleman have been invited to attend
the ball. Miss Estela Lieberman
and Louis b. Magid Of Boston will
lead the march. Morris Levy is
chairman of the reception committee
Elias Wctstein, chairman of the floor
committee, will beassisted by twenty
four members Of the association.
Other chairmen of committees
are A.. b. Cohen and Nathan
Lieberman. Mr.. Lieberman, Mr..
Levy, J. Harry Gordon, Professor
Moses We'll and Lewis Finger COM
prise the committee to entertain the
governor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-24
jDLIOKN WILMI6ToN. DEAwAE THURSDAY JANUARY a. 1901
works and electric Zig hting plan
for thu rnv

works and electric Zig hitting plant
for the city.
A number OF men arc busiiy en-
gagged In cleaning out every corner
fof the local works Of the Nation al
Tube Company. Ru"ors are cur
rent that an inspection will be made
IN few days and that Carnegie
may purchase the plant. In dis
patch from New York it Is stated
that the war between Carnegie and
J. p. Morgan over the National
Tube Company will be settled ami
callv within the next 81 days, it is
reported, bv the purchase of tie
National Tube, Company by the
Carnegie Company. In the mean
time, however, both companies are
inlrench,ng themselves tor bitter
fight i! the peace negotiations do
not bring about satisfactory re-
cults.
The National Tube Company has
ALWAYS depended upon theqCar.'
neg'e Company Tor its steel billets
and raw material. Ithas been one
o. the most important customers Of
the Carnegie Company. . :,
All parties interested want to
avoid war. 1t is said that the Ma
tional Tube Company is willing to
settle with the Carnegie COMPANY
or an equitable basis. Whether
the settlement will be by purchase
OF majority interest in the National
Tube Company or by close ALI
ance has not vet been determined.
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Della Neugebauser Of No. GIG King
street. had a disputs with her lover and
wanted to die. laudnum VII, the remedy
she choose but DR.. Buckmnsler was sum.
moned in lime aud there is sunshine IN
the world yet.
Edward Concannon GS years old nttemp.
ted suicide yesterday afte, noon by dunk.
Ing laudnum. He told his family Of the
rash act short time after he had taken
the uru9. Dr.. William P. NIL er was
summoned and AFTER giving Concpn ION
warm watrr.to drink sent him to the Del.
aware Hospi Al In The PHOENIX ambu-
lance. When he arrived ut the hUspit.l
Concannon changed his mind nbuu want
Ing to die and was anxicu TO recover lie
Is now b, iieva,i to be out of danger,
AT tho hospital COncunnun would give
no reason for trying to end hi, lie except
to say that lie had teen ie,pondent. His
VIE said 10 t evening that her husband
Ind been i'll with the grip md 1t, to-. ether
with The 10 Of some money. had Affected
Ms mind. C0ncunnun Is u veteran Of the
civil war and has but one leg. Sevaral
Years sgo he married Mrs Juines Alurtha
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To CURE THE RIP IN TWO DAYS,
Laxative Bromo. Quinins Tablets.
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il Banner sALyR
,.r y BANNER sALvE =
dossn't cnrs yonr pills., your money Will
be returrsd.a itis the most healing med.
iciue. ksor sale W n! b. -Danfortn, No.
10 MarSet. street.
49, RAILROAD.
Schedule in effect OSember rs. 1900
All trains illuminated with Pintseh
lght

Schedule in effect Nov ember Is 1900
All trains illuminated with Pintseh
light.
% EXPRESS TRANS
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware Avtn
nue. Station, for
NEW YORK, week days. sol, .12s.
'l052 a. m; 'i2,19, '2,34, 1855, sis tRoyal
Limited, 'G.21, +7.42, 'iVj2 - m. Sundays
so, ,S.so, lis a: n; s2.aI, 's5S, 'b,IS
$50. $50, 7.So. $50. 49, tV54 ll.5s q. m.
r2lS '2.34, 800 s3 Is, SIS lESyi,I Ii nit
sd), '525 -6y7 5.35, +ii 'lQ5@ D. m. san
days, sol. 73o, $50, 20 q 10. : ii Is a. m;
,.2sI. S$.oo, 's,5s. '5.S GRoyal Limited; SIS.
Chester, week daya SEA. $50. : 30. .s.ns.
$685. 'l0.j2, Hos a, M; @sHi, 800, t6.a6. g. 81,
"42, fl0.a2 p. m Sundays. { 20, s51, '9..
:0;SS, 'll,S5 a. M; go, so, lbs, "a, yvS,
Atlantic City.week days $50 a, nj az 10,
~. IA and 's.25 p m. s@nGays. i,sJ a, NJ;
'234 p. m.
Cape May, Ocean CITY. week days.
$3.50 a. M; +ee3i y. ~, ! niays, 100 a. NJ.
Sea Isle City, week d.lss, 500 Il. m:
Baltimore and Washington week days,
AIS. $50. "S,Oi, '1lOl a m; ~ 81, zoe,
cl9: -34O, A.57. 50 CEoyal Li.ni,edJ 1874.
IT,. m. "125G 900. y Il. " % tRoyal Lind,
"r), 643 +sO4, "lOlG y, M
Baltimore and way stations. S55 a. m;
6l9 p. M, daily e%r@nt sunday sos a. m;
SAB p m, Sunday only.
Newark, week daye 41s 65s "a4.
s1l.01 a. m; 'l2,56. 31s s4Si. 6aS, sSQi
p. m. Sundays, AIS, '@Qi, sJ5 d. m.
'l2;o6. 4!57. s.43, 1872. 40. p m. .,-
Pittsburg, week days sS1i q H.. Hh7,
'1o16 p. m. Sundays, 'soi a. m; HT,
30 Is p m.
Chicago. daily. 'so4 a. m. .457 p. m.
Cincinnati and st Louis, AIS a. m;
s1256 and 'lo.16 p. m, daily.
Singerly accommo dation week days.
655 a m; 8 10. 625 p. m. Sundays, s.05 a.
m. 6 43. 1872 p. m.
Landenberg, accommodation, week days,
3l9 4.57 p. m. Sundays, 643 p. m.
LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION FOR
Baltimore. week days. $40 p. m.
Landenberg. week days, $40 a. m; $40
500 p. m. Sundays. $40 a. M; As p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for VII.
mington. week days. 'ass. $50 s7sn. 1923
il 90 a M; '12.29. '1.s7, 2.15. . o., .42o 4so.
Is 80, '5,4S (Royal Limited, SIS, go. $50.
20 40. 1.35 p. m. Sundays. 1885, .7.30 800
and u 90 a. m; '12.20. '1.S. 1,45 43o, $40.
IS. As tRoyal Limited, $50. '7.S0, $40. 1880
p. m.
pelmarvIa Telephone No 1913
Rates to Western points lower than via
any ether line. F. D. UNDERWOOD.
General Manager.
II. A. Miller. Passenger Agent. Will
mington. Del.
.. B. MARTIN. Man, OF Pass. Traffic.
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muStGcllc.
the DISCUSSES, and, as he had foreseen,
the manager was only too willing to
prove his good will.
But there Is something more" quoth
Jim, looking mighty knowing,
thought. I'VE want to disguise our.
'elves here and 60 out through your
stage door,"
why, certainly" was the reply.
Then, with smile, "You haven't been
doing anything, ehT
Nothing very bad, believe me. But
we are going somewhere. and we want
to surprise somebody, You shall have
the properties back In a day or two
without fail"
"Covent Garden my dear old boy"
be added Familiarity, with chuckle.
Don't hurry yourself in the least. l
hope we shan't want them for the next
three months"
Thanks to his aid, the boards were
satisfactorily adjusted, and he, expert
enced hand as he was, expressed him
self delighted with the transformation.
He then led US on to the stage, past
--. ,.,-.:. - -.
many highly Interesting females in
gaudy costumes who were huddled In
groups at the wings, and presently we
emerged into the comparative gloom Of
q side street. This we traversed swift
ly and little further on hailed a pass.
Ing cab. into which we sprang. direct
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DHILA. AND READING RAILWAY!
wilmington Division. J

TWI1mItlRIOU DTVISIbfl.J ---
Time Table in effect January rs, 1900.
TRANS leave Wilmington, (French StrecA
Station) for Elsmere Junction, Mont.
chanin, Winterthur. Guyencourt. Gram
pgue Cossart. Chadd's Ford Junction.
Pocopson. West Chester, EmbresMlle1
Mortonville, Gainesville and intermediates
stations, daily except Sunday, at 735 d
M; daily Ills and $50 p. m. Sunday only.
SOS a. m.
For Wnynesburg Junction, Eiverson
and intermediate stations. daily excep9
p. m. Sunday only at sos a. m.
For Joanna, Birdsboro, Reading and ins
termediate stations. daily, except Sunday
at 7.35 a. M. daily Els and A6o p M
Sunday only, sos a. m.
For further Information passengers ard
referred to the ticket agent at the staA
ton.
EPSON J. WEEKS, Gen. Pass Agent
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CHAPTER XVII.
now WE LEFT LONDON.


We left the restaurant, and. having
nothing else TO do, like so many more
unfortunate fellows about town, we
wendell our way eastward to Leices-
ter square and entered the gaudy tenn
pie Of pleasure where l had first met
Mr.. Wentworth. Here, shortly after
Dur arrival, we encountered rather
highly placed official, the same gentle
man with whom my uncle had former
" discussed the probabilities of GER
tain theatri venture. That the Incl.
dent had not been forgotten very
quickly learned, for the individual in
question at once invited us to his pri-
V"te sanctum, mentioning by the way
that the affair had taken sundry new
developments.
OF that conversation and those devel-
Dpments have nothing 10 say, as they
lon't concern us, but that chance meet
ing with the manager and our intro
huction TO his sanctum gave us the
sery idea for which we had so racked
lur brains.
vi u 'uDlN LAYING Us Ia stNtldi pipp-
rties in the shape Of wigs for men and
women and sundry other accessories
II the stage. The manager, whose
generosity was never in doubt, after
maintaining a brisk conversation with
ny uncle for some five minutes or so,
was suddenly called away: and Jim
md were left with nothing more to
10 than inspect the portraits Of the
pretty women which were scattered 30
profusely about the room. I frankly
admit that l found the gallery of ce.
1ebrities somewhat interesting, but not
10 my uncle. He had gone over to the
table the better to inspect the wigs,
and presently an ejaculation Of his
) wheeled me round
He was standing, looking my way, n
, curious smile playing about his mouth
and Frightening his eyes. In his hand
he dangled that which l at first took
to be wig, but which upon closer
scrutiny proved to be false beard
and mustache.
y "Davie, what do you think Of thls?"
He put the question almost gloating-
h, a humor failed to comprehend.
What did I think Of IT. Why, what
could anybody think Of It but what II
was obviously intended for7
"Can Won sliess its user \
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.r,, 80 FLORIDA E.S:s3 .s,4s e
Two Weeks Tour vlr Peun.ylyasls
FLORIDA

Tho first Pennsylvnia Railroad tour Of
the season &c Jack -onvilis, allowing two
weeks In FLORIDA, will leave New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and w ashing ION,
by special train on February
Excursion tickets. including railway
transpor alton, Pullman accom- M oda,ionp
Zone berth and meal en- route In both dir
tctinns while travelling on the srscial ,raiA
VIII b. sold at the following rntea: New
York 5000: Philadelphia, Harrisburg.
Baltimore, and Wash ngton, $48 90; Pitts
burg. sh3 90. and a. proportionats RATES
from Other points. W
Tor tickets, itineraries, and other infor-
NATION Apply to ticket agents Toruist Ar
err ut 1893 Broadway New York ! Court
street, BROOKLYN; 7s9 BIZ Dad street, New
ark. \ j. B Courland. Jr., Passenger Az.
ent Balbimnr. ',istri0 Baltimore Md Il
Colin Stndds, Passenger Agent Sonth-i
eastern District Washing on, u. c.; Ihos'
4. Watt Passenger Agent Weatern Ds-
Irict. plutshure, Pa; or to Geo. w. BOYD:
a sistRnL General PasseD ger Agent, Brca0
Street Sta ion, Philadelphia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-24
A THOUSAND TONGUES

Could not express the rapture Of Annie
f Springer, OF ll2j Howard ST., Phila-
delphiu Pa. when she found that DR.
had completely cured her of q hacking
cough that for many years had made lie
blu den. All other remedies and doctors
could give Der no help, but she says Of
this Royal Curs-"iG soon removed the
pain in my chest ind 1 cnn now sleep
soundly. some hing l can scarcely rs,nem-
Der doing before. l leel lie sounding Its
praises throughout tho Universe" So
will every body else who tries ar. Kings
New discovery Tor any trouble Ut the
Cheat or Lungs Fric, Doc. aud $l.UL
Trial bottles Tree at N. B. Danforth drug
store; every bottle guaranteed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-24

One OF che best newspaper men at eysr
lived ones said co,npe Ont Mauag cling edi-
Tor was ono who know whore mischief wss
going to break loo'c urxt aud had mHn
there-or words to that effect. CoLLIRIfe
" FEKLY goes on that very priuciDls.
With the idoa that South America may
snpplant South Africa and China ~ !
war news centre, its editors have cent =
special correspondent and special pho
tographer to Vensusia
Tempests In toapots are common down
there. but this one looks Ike y
might boil over and bprn tho cook.