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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-26
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Fourteen young men who spend the
greater portion OF the working day IN
employment OF various tasks in the
departments of the big Capitol. can be
found al the close OF almost every day
engaged in the perfection OF their
knowledge of the great American
game of base ball in a grassy carpesed
corner Of the executive grounds
The young men have been dubbed
the capitolists by their fellow en-
pIoyes. After week or SO Of pre-
iiminary practice. the rule Of the sur
vivai of the fttest viii be put into
effect. and nine true and tried base
ball manipulators will ne chosen to
sustain the donors of the Territorial
Capitol
Their opponents on the other side
of King street self-styled the Judicf-
artists. who belong TO the ranks OF the
toiiers in the Judiciary and Board of
Health buildings. are not permitting
any large quantities Of alfalfa to col
lect about their pedal extremities.
Since the challenge has gone forth
between the two branches of govern
ment quiet but extensive preparations
have been going on. From present
indications the match game OF base
bah between the opposing mines vii
take place Saturday, August H.
The Capitalists have decided upor
I 81 <1rf he
Department. catch: Richardson, Water
Department. pitch: Mahelona. Audit
or's Department. LIST base: Kaanoi
Treasurer's Department, End base;
Woodward. Water Department. 3rt
base: Treadway. Auditors Depart
ment. shortstop; Cummins, Road De
partment. sub shorfstop: Chilling
worth. Water Department, right field;
Knpihea. Auditors Department. sui
right field; Rose. Treasurer's Depart
ment. left field. Sherwood, Auditor.
Department, sub left field; Peters
Treasurer's Department. center field
Kulike. Public Works Department, sui
center field; yierra. Public Works De
partment. player at large.
Meanwhile the Judiciary ball tos
sers sneeringly gaze upon the effort:
of the Capitalists and haughtily shake
their heads. muttering: "Wait till We
finish them. They will look like thir
teen cents Chinese money in a two
bit.saloon on thirsty day, after the
game is over"
The Capitalists on the other HAND
regret that they are obliged to per
form the sad duty of RELOCATING tn,
youth and flower of the Judiciary build
ing to complete oblivion.
However. time will tell the tale
May the best team win.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-26

WASTKD--A feeder for small press.
Apply a, Republican osice.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-26
Kindly Reeoonl.,o,
Prom the Blade. Florence. ar,,

from TIE Blade. Florence. Ariz
While here Judge Ahram 8 urr,
poreys illustrated his natural xenrr.
osity and Kindness OF heart by Ser;s
ms to pay the expense OF edreatinr
two worthy but poor young girls
namely. Miss Rosa Miller ana Miss
Mary Wills. He win send Miss wills
10 the Territorial Normal al Temne
and before leaving gave her $50 I'd
meet the expense OF preliminary pre-.
parations and left funds with Mrs. q.
~ Reppy TO cover the cost Of board
clothing books. Incidental. etc. FOR
the entire three years course Miss
Rosa viii 80 10 the Sister School in
Los Angeles and remain there TIL she
graduates This viii be pleasant as
she viii be near her father. who Is In
the soldiers home AT Santa Monies.
Indge Humphreys wass prompted to
these acts Of generous kindness hy
the remembrance Of the courteous
treatment he received from these PEG
pie while he was resident Of Flor
ence. He is 70 be commended i'm this
matter.
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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-26

As the result OF thirty-fve years
work. said General Booth recently. the
Salvation Army was to be found IN Il
countries and had literature in 30 DIFF
ferent languages. The army had over
1900 separate societies. with 14.eoe
officers and 10000 lay officers; sos so
eiai institutions. with 1909 offcers: 8
labor bureau. giving employment &c
$500 people; ios rescue places. Z:
workshops and factories and 10 farm
colonies The army also sheltered Is.
900 outcasts every evening and had
given away millions Of breakfasts. =
London Express.
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pr;sfnz one KahAaa Penaheie Of her
clothing In addition TO this there
-ere several lines Of conflict, which
resulted IN oszcial interference waipz
claimed in ecurt that Il vas vith his
pa claimed in court that 1t was his
hard-ezrred coin that the clcthing OF
the lady vas purchased The court
evidently considered this not valid
reason for causing Wholesale destruc'
ton Of wearing apparel, consequently
the defendant was sent below TO await
the action Of the higher court
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-26
A Too.hsome Blockade.

Akisaki. the principal motive power
for a waterfront portable pie dispen-
sary. was finei 1--WE dollars and costs
In the police court yesterday morning
for leaving his pastryIaden vehicle in
too close proximity to the main en-
trance OF the Pacific Mail wharf. there
by proving a nuisance to the public
at large and causing blockade in traf-
g.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-26
The Anims, That pa Was

Bessie-Talking about the animals
that infest the stock exchange. Eve
been trying 70 think what pa said ne
was. 80
ARTHUR bear or = bull. perhaps,
Bessts--Nc. II was neither OF those.
nor was il q lamb. Oh. 1 have II, II
was q iackass- I remember how il
surprised me At frst- Boston Trans
erips.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-26

Doetor-Yes. you have quite a Sc
we're cold in the head How did von
catch IT.
Miss BackhayI fancy II Is due to
ny having changed my heavy glasses
Tor mr. Summer pince-nez rather pre-
matnrely-
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-26
nessrexed FsmlnIne Elners.

John Waipa was committed TO the
Circuit Court for trial by Judge VII,
cox yesterday morning in the district
cosrt His charge was unlawfelly de-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
Street and Sewers,

At tho meeting of the stree: ana Sewer
commissiOuors this morning John lggs
appeared on behalf Of Tho Pennsylvania
Railroad company. The latter wants to
elevate It's tracks ami If the Dcpnrtncn
Is In favor OF the railroad company doing
so then permission should be granted ut
on CO 50 that the elevations will be inCrenS
ed to IL and u fact sln places. None OF
the grades Of tho streets vii! he altered, no
streets oppressed and no sewers interferod
with. Tho matter will be settled proba
bly, next Tuesday.
William Miuhuei by no drew attention
OF the department! ton property hear lha
Fourth street bridge which on account OF
the elevation OF the grade damaged tho
property,
Levi q. Bird Claimed the Intention Of
the meeting In reference to the Ninth
street bridge. lis condition Is eonaw hat
dangerous. William Connolly drew at
tention 70 the closing Of n saver near his
property in the south western part of the
city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
PUBLIC SALE.

Will be sold at stldham q Sons auctl On
room, No. III Eust AtL street on FRIDAY.
bed and dining room furni iture. zoo yards Of
new carpets 800 yds I'd hand carpets, / u oak
organ. 5 couches upholstered In leather and
velour, enamel bedsteada l roller top de>I
and chair. antique sideboard. chairs. feather
beds and pillows. extension table. hatraok
aud full line Of 20 ol quilts, bedding. CUTLERY
silvsrware. dishes and must 10 sold This ID
the best lot OF furniture we have cold In .
a Tong tune and will bs op-n for Inspection
on avep n q hafOrN aalA
os.5': T.o sffDHAN, Auc..
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
EvEs-wALrHrR.

Miss Hattie M. Walther Of this
city and ]. Albert Ewes Of Baltimore,
were married last evening at the home
Of the BRIDES parents, No. OIL West
Ninth Street.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. A. N. Keigwin, pastor Of
West Presbyterian Church. The bride
wasattended by her sister, Miss Eth
el Walters a. brides maid. H. Hender.
er was best man. The bride wore a
beautiful gown Of white silk. Only
the immediate families OF the bridal
couple we're present.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
CASES IN
CITY COURT

Before Judge Churchman 10 the
CITY court this morning, James
Brown was charged with burglary.
George Graham testified that he
saw Brown at Thirteenth and
Head streets, one day last week 10
company with another man in a
saloon. Brown was discharged
and left the dock rejoicing.
Edward Johnson, Hattie and
Sarah Heath, coored, were charg.
ed with acting IN disorderly man
ner. They were arrested last night
near Water street. The women
were under the influence OF liquor.
Johussn aud one of the girls got
into squabble and when they were
arrested the sther girl made loud
noise protesting against the ar.
rest. The fine was 81 and costs.
Paul Oakley Whitaker, colored,
was charged with being incorrigi.
Bile. Mrs. Murray testified that
the boy lived with her tor eight
years and has become uumanage.
able. He was committed 10 the
Ferris Industrial School.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
PERSONAL
MENTION
GOLDEN WEDDING.

One Q! the happiest events In the
life Of Joseph KIT, ST., the pioneer
florist OF West Chester. was the cele.
bratior Of the tlftieth w ddlng ami.
versary of his married life.
The golden event was celebrated
last evening at their residence, cor.
ner Of High and Union Streets.
The home was tastefully and ar.
tistically decorated with ferns, palms,
autumn leaves and flowers.
Fully two hundred guests rendered
their congratulations to the bride and
groom OF half century ago.
Surrounded by their children. grand
children and many friends Mr.. Kift
and his good wife were made very
happy and although they have lived
the allotted time of man, they are
just as bright and spry as the young
er people.
Joseph Kift, Sr.. was born in Bath,
England, "A years ago. He early In
life learned the business Of grading
and in the raising OF flowers Of, all
kinds he has always been highly sue.
cess full. lie is regarded as cellent
authority on everything pertaining to
his business in which he has been en-.
gagged all his life.
His wife, Jane Kift, was born In
Edinburg, Scotland. Like her hus.
band she is IA wears Of age. She Is q
woman of sweet face and disposition
and the welded life Of these two high.
ly esteemed citizens Of West Chester
has been half century of connublal
bliss
Nine children were born unto them
and Of this number the following are
living and were present last evening:
Robert Kift Of Philadelphia; Joseph
Kilt, Jr., Of West Chester who is as.
ISOLATED with his father In business;
Mrs. John Scheidt Of Chadd's Ford
and Mrs. II. Jerome Toy who residds
at home.
DEVOTED TO EACH OTHER.
There Is a pretty little romance
connected with the early life of Mr..
and Mrs. Kift. Before they came to
this country half century ago they
had been lovers in the "Good Old
Country. beyond the Atlantic. MIR.
kift was early in life, as he is now
ambitious, and when quite young
man decided to cross the ocean and
seek his fortune in America.
Before leaving his home and sweet.
heart he assured her that when suit
ably located here she was TO follow.
Three years elapsed before the young
couple seen each other. When they
came face to face In Philadelphia,
when Mr.. Kilt met his bride to be
upon the arrival Of boat from Eng.
land.
During their separation they re-
mained devoted to each other and the
absence Of three years only served to
make their hearts grow fonder.- and
soon after the arrival Of the blushing
Scotch maiden the couple were mar.
rled In the City Of Brotherly Love.
During the evening refreshments
were served and all present enjoyed
the social features to the fullest ex.
tent Before leaving those present
gave the venerable bride and groom
hearty handshake and expressed the
wish that they may be spared TO cele-
brate many more years OF anniver-
saries OF their wedding day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
Chanccry Court.

Argument was made in the Long
vs.. Johnson case in the Court of
Chancery this morning, and bills
IN answer read. There wereaHev.
eral atldavits presented and as
there is much evidence to DO gone
over, the matter was held under
cor alteration. The case OF Gam
VS.. kumple was continued until
November 4th
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08

Coats.

Our new fall Infants ard
Children's Coats and Caps
have arrived. We are show.
ing coats from one to IA years,
Special.
We will put on sale, to-.
morrow, the balance Of the l24
and Is cent near silk Innings
at 5 cents a yard.
S Dozen Ladies' belts in
leather and velvet, have been
25 and so cents, reduced to 5
cents.
Corsets
All of our $l.G9 G.. B. cor
sets reduced to Is cents.
At 80 cents, a we'll made
straight front Corset worth 10
cents.
Ladies' 10 cent handkerchief
at 8 cents. Ladies 25s cent
handkerchiefs at l2A cents.
~ cent flanneleto at 9 cts.
a yard.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
CARD BASK EFT.

Captain Peter Bloomsburg and wife
left this morning for a trip to the
Pan.American Exposition at Buffalo.
Miss Enoch HanthOrn returned
home this morning after a pleasant
visit to her two daughters in this city.
Jessie Mccoy OF 923 Linden Street
left for Blackbird, Del, this morning
for a days cunning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
Damaged BY fire,


OThe Delaware Orphan Home and Indus
krial school for colored chitdren was dam
aged by hrs early this morning and Man
Ager Ellis aud tho twenty orphans had Il
marrow escape from being crom.toi. The
origin of the fire Is beloved to be incen.
diir.
Tho lbs, Is estimated at 800 covered
by insurance.. a I he school is situated at
No. ll2l and ll23 Walnut street. shorty
bafols / O'Clock this IN n1:ning crtai OF fire
awakened the people in the neIghborhood
and Charles LaUd Of No. ll20 Walnut
street ran across the strJet AMI In his ei.
fort 70 arouse Manager Ellis kicked In a
pan Il ul the dno". A few minutes later
1Iaui aiol from heart disease. Oilicsr
Kelle} sent in the alarm Of flte aud the
children were lifted from the burning
baldlug by ON prs Burchtual md solo
inou Ellis haniei tho children from Il
second story back buiIdlnG to the patrol
men. The iiremen had the lro soon un.
dor control but not ult!l 1t had iIca cd up
tbc back p,rh at tho frame house. An in-
vestisation show, that tbs tire started oil
the outside .! the building Mt ,uce
where there was no stovu Within twenty
fset
| The rescued chluren wars taken to No.
ll2J li23 EuinDath streBt where they will
rsm lin tsmpnrnrly until h ,m3 is pro-
vid,d. Tnt children raugc from -, to 9
yeA OF az
Ihsyu.,: lohn w. Rotin- on, Ernest
Oerricksun, Ernest Jones' HAIRY wilson,
Elwuod Mopra Lviin GoudIng, Viola
GoUding, samuel Nli!l9ns Juils tnriy.
lisrrss Williams, Auhn MAY, AueIia
jill ivrula Williams, Joshua GoodIng,
X, ch Laws Charles w lllinI0s, Toward
Dsrtlaksou and hlwovi johnson.
the school was s.lrtoi nearly uInl
vnars ago and u yoar GsO last April wa
In p~p rated Vhs Hnmr i. In oAargn of
Mll lam G. Ellis anG wils while Mrs.
Alire Griffin is he .ramstrsj-. The
bone Is managed by a Board Of Directors
consIs ing OK Rev. Ju,t!s l.vnus who Is
now ~ Boston. Mr nnd Mrs Ellis, Mrs
Sarah Laul. Tho iiomr Is not -ecturian
and the innate, uro Wilmington child.
Hen.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

An enjoyable party was given to
Miss Clara M. Albert at her homo on
the Newport turnpike on Friday even
Ing In honor OF her sixteenth birth.
day.
The party left Fourth and Wash.
ington Streets and proceeded to her
home on trolley cars.
Among those present were the
Misses T.. Vera Horn, Gertrude En-.
mis-, Edna Thorp, Ethel Baynard,
Edith Mcdaniel, Erma Pennock, Ber.
tina McCatlley, Estelle Parsons, Mar :.
ion Simmons, Nancy Brown, Sadie
Robertson, Elsie Bugless, Clara Al.
bert, Mabel Armour, Bessie Cham.
bers, Mabel Todd, Mamie Shultz,
Messrs. James Thompson. Cecil Pot.
ter, Il. II. Barnes, Warren Taylor,
Joseph Hates, Jesse Rolph, Her man
Bothum, Vernon Scott, William
Draper, William Dutton, Alpho onsus
McVeigh, Clifford Mecannon, Howard
Armour, Hyland Lyman, Homer Yer.
non. George Smith, Charles Albert,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert and Miss Sarah
McKeown.
The party was chaperoned by Miss
Annie II. Melvin and Miss Emma AL.
bert.
Refreshments were served at a late
hour, after which the guess departed
wishing their hostess many more
happy birthdays. Miss Albert was
the recipient of manv beautiful gifts.
LEACA--MALIN.
A very pretty wedding took place
last evening when Miss Charlotte d.
Malin became the bride Of George
Leach.
The ceremony was performed at
the homo Of Mrs. Magee. No. 1920
Tatnall Street, by Rev. M. B. Dun.
lap.
CBoth the bride and grrom we 70 un.
attended. The bride was handsome.
ly gowned in French blue crepe cloth.
The rooms were pro!usely decorat.
ed with palms and plants. A recep-
tion followed after which the couple
left for a trip to Buffalo. On their
return to this city they will reside ut
No 1920 Tatnall Street.
{. B. p. McCrea has returned from
a visit to England.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08

II. Howard Chi yer was tho first per
son to render the fa,clnAtin2 song. 'Vns
Holy City,' IN public, in thi. city, by rs
que tof lh's X. Porter, upon his return
from thu Worlds Fair.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
Best Boarding Bargains.

An eligible person oan SECURE Just now
q furnished fr0nthal room aud board at
tho Preston" VA King, ut 81 10 per,
week. II may prove to be u satisfactory
substitute Cor m IS per week hutu! rats.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
Shot His Turkeys

Clarence J.Sineles Of Christiana Is au
angry man. a few days ago half a dozen
Of turkeys rambled of and when be found
them they were dead they had been shot
by unprincipisd gunners He would pay
q neat reward to con vict such men
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08

JOHN c. HARNESS, East parlor OF the
Preston OLE aud 9l4 King street. Gard or
name. Headquarters, Hotel Wilmington
best In the oity. See Mullins Directory
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
Latest Tons0rii, News.

John b. Parker, lC3 East Second S roet
has the latest elegant revolving chairs
and complete sanitary, barbsrins equip
inents mp to date,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08

Blrdsl Birdsi
A new line Of young Canaries and oages
all birds warranted to sing, also fancy
Second Street. ..
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08

The first grand third annual ball OF
the Delaware Lodge. No. 267. !. A. Of NJ.
will be given ut Turn Hall on Friday
evening, October 1lth, Tickets 80 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
The Weidin Farm Purchase,

The Weldin Farm Purchase.
City Solicitor Reinhardt last evening
handed to the Finance Committee the
following opinion, In regard to the pur
chase OF the Waldin farm by the Water
Department
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
Lost RinH

William II. Hawkins, lost a valuable
diamond ring on Saturday night for
which he offers u suitable reward.
OST--A FUR NECkI.ACE, PICKED UP
IL by boy Oh bicycle, about noon Su l(ay at
Centreville; reward II ret turned to Republi.
can office. U7.t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
Observation-Disclosures

DR.. W. Il Luize u graduate ii he Col
lege OF Mechane-Neural.-Iherapy. Of
Trenton, New Jersey has opened offices In
the parlors OF the Lawton Optical Co.
SIG Market Street, Opera House Bid
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
l'tJ;s SAj.l..

Z. Or SAI.E-FlNE Ass ORrMFET STOVES
T pRrlor nnd cook; fine pinno and organ I:
swell front 81 teDoard, Mdlounge fms parlor
suite in velour, haircIoth and wilton: ine
wardrobe, lar.e re'tavrnnt steamers aud
fine assortment ,ntique furnil ure. McMahon
Bros, No ~! King street. Delm phone l!25
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
The Steamship Oriflamme cleared fro 8
port yssterGuy with cargo of l,'so.00O
po ,lpnc NJ nil
DEAL IT'S.

Molly AIN-In this city on Oct 0, l0)l EN-
ma b. Mcllvain, daughter of the late VIM
H. Hawke and wife Of James Mcilvain.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funera, from hor late residence. GIT South
Conneli street on Wednesday afternoon at .
o'clock. iuterpent at Wilmington and Bran.
dywine Cemetery.
Past all auffering.
Past all pain,
Cease to weep
Inr tnal,l vain.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08

Il OK SAlE-BUSlNESS WAGONS AT
L Second and French streets 1ims given.
Hammond AL. .onl$
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
{, B, Riley
Muslin
Underwear.

Ladies' muslin drawers at 25
cents, wide ruffle, with 8 rows
of stitching.
At 80 conts, Ladies' mus lin
drawers with hemstitched ruffle
and tucks, worth so cents.
Ladies' gowns at so cents,
made OF good, soft finished
muslin, full size, yoke of tucks
and embroidery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

FL Mr.. and Mrs. Harry W. Lowe, of
mo. 1921 Adams street celebrated
1.-The fifteesth anniversary of their
marriage last evening. The house
was handsomely decorated for the
Ioecasion and about l2O friends CALL
led to extend congratulations. Mr..
and Mrs. Lowe received many val
uable presents. The Temple Quar-
'tette Of Philadelphia. VIM. H. Rob-
iuaon and Horace Harrison enter.
tanned the company with vocal sc.
lectiors. Refreshments were serv-
ed aud at a late hour all departed
for their homes wishing MIR. and
Mrs. Lowe many happy anniversa-
ries Of their wedding. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
ii. Clewell. OF New Castle, Mr.. and
Nrs Geo. Green, Miss Southwick,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry Boone, OF Cam
den, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Robinson.
sJr., Mr.. aud Mrs. Eugene Start,
Mr.. and MIR. Frank Seal. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Martin. MIR. aud Mrs.
Voss, Miss Agnes Voss. Mr.. Chas,
Voss. MIR. and Mrs. Marion Crooke,
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Hughes, Mr..
and Mrs. John Betclle, Prot. and
Mrs. Twitmyer, MIR. and Mrs. }. E.
Hartman. MIR. and Mrs. A. 5. Web.
stcr. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas \ oun..
Mrs. VIM. and Miss Helen Freder-
eek, Mr.. and MIS-. Edward Robin
son Mr. J. II. Cappean, Mr.. and Mrs.
HorSe. Harrison, MI. and Mrs. sam
Brown of Philadelphia.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Sheppard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. MCGOWAN, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Taylor, Miss
Mcndenhall. Mrs Ferguson, Misses
Shippers. Cornell, Baird, Mckee,
Mrs. Mckee. Saile Shaw, Elizabeth
Cook, Mr.. aud MIS-. VIM. Turner.
MIR. Harry Bothmau, DR.. kelswln,
Mrs Carpenter, Mr.. and Mrs.
ii. w. Zeblev, Mir. and Mrs. Jesse
X. Handy. Mr.. aud Mrs. Clarence
McColly, Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Ly.
nam, MIR. and Mrs. J. Wesley Os-
borne, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Flory,
.iDr. and Mrs. Day. Miss Bessie
lDay, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reece,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Marshall,
mir. and Mrs. William Ii. Eaton, Jr
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08

L'OE SALE---AN OAK ROLL. TOP DIES X IN
II good order cheap: can be seen at O.
publican Office. o3f
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08


He thinks hs llyes, but he's dead one:
No person 10 really alive whose liver 10 dead.
During the winter most people spend nearly
all their time In warm, stu6y houses or OIL.
exercise % they ought, and everybody
knows that people gain weight In winter.
As rule Il 10 not sound weight, but means
lot Of aabby fat and useless, rotting mat.
ter staying In tho body when it ought to
be driven out. But the liver Is over.burdened,
dened-stops work. There you are, with
. dead liver, and right now Is the time for
Wake up the dead! Get all the
fll,h out Of your system, and get ready Tor
the winters trials with clean, clear blood,
body, brain free from bile. Force Is danger.
ous and destructive unless used In a gentle,
persuasive way, and the right plan Is to give
new strength to the muscular walls Of the
life and work with CASCARETS, the great
4 tonic. Get Soc box to.day-a whole
ckly you will be brought back to new life.
ling Remedy Co. Chicapo or New York xaa
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08

L'OR SALE NriQUE MAHOGANY COR.
T. nor cupboard for $50; also utiq que sofa
Apply ut Curlett's, 0ll SIMPLIFY street.
QS-6ts