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The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-18
new ADVERTISEMENTS.

The Cottage Market, Penn Ave.
Rooms for rent-Mrs. A. NJ Foster.
House for sale &c g
Peoples Cash Grocery Fresh Cabbage.
T. S. Burgess-Horse for Sale.
Free Press Marble Slabs for Sale.
G. G. Kimball-Kimball Cottage.
L. c. Hufines-Dry Goods.
Dress Making-Miss Edith L. Newton
Brown & Newton-Dissolution
Now notice! We have a fine tar
soap, as good as Packers, for only Ioc
as leader. Shampoo your hair and
keep it free from dandruff. Sold only
at Southern Pines Pharmacy.
North Carolina Co1ored State Fair,
Raleigh, Oct. 28-Nov. 2; from South
ern Pines for the round trip S. 70, in
one ticket to Fair grounds.
Tickets on sale Oct. 27-Nov. 2, limit
Nov. S.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-18
Southern Pines Sanitarium.
RHEUM ATISM.

Whatever be the
allied diseases the final condition always hckening of
ages and other joint generally associated depos
it's so that function is impaired o lost.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-18
THE FOREIGN MATTER

Around the joint sofene and finally absorbed Not only
affected joint acted but time the whole system eansed
of the rheumatic poison This latter feature makes also
valuable rheumatism confined
other diseases treated here electricity plays prominent part Gavan
ing tissues No should be regarded hopeless where
edies have not been treated by expert.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-18
NO MEDICINE

Ever has been and probably will be found that be
lied when these diseases become chronic The modern hot
air appliances this institution peculiarly adapted
treatment Though water bos 22 possible owing
to recent improvements in this apparatus to give patient from
300 to 300 degrees Of heat without discomfort 1t readily
what wonderful elect this high temperature have
adhesions and deposits.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-03
neeting Held.

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Clerical Brotherhood was held
at Bishopstead yesterday after
noon. Those present beside the
bishop were Archdeacon George G..
Hall, the Revs. Dr. Rede, +. M.
MunsoD. W. M. Jetlcris, II. Ashton
Henry, Martin B. Dunlap, X. J.
Hammond, W. J. Wilkie. II. W.
Wells, J. s. Bunting, Percy Owen
Jones, W. ]. Hamilton, c. d. Weed.
en-. Revs. Dr., Shoulder Cooke and
Ncnabes Of the Diocese of Easton.
The Rev. W. J. Hamilton read
paper on the subject, The Gaia
combs of Rome in Their Relation to
Early Christianity. . A resolution
OF thanks to the press of Whining.
ton Tor notices of services during
the year was unanimously passed.
The motion was made 10y the Rev.
Ii. Ashton Henry. Arrangements
were made for the annual quiet
day for women, which Will be held
in st. Andrews Church in March,
and will be conducted by the Rev.
DIR. e. Walpole Warren oil New
York,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-03

ssilis7 A'ics FranGl, ia confined 10 her
home with illness
Iuiinn C. WAlkeris ii with the sr.poe
at his home In H0ckos5in.
Homer Barry Of Cleveland, Onlo, Is the
holiday guest OF relatives
DR. joseph G, Wnlbank and John C.
WiItbank OF Milford are ia this city.
Miss Bessie Johnson Of North East
Nd. has been visiting Miss Nan M,Cat,
den Of this city.
Christopher L, Ward has returned TO his
home atiinryey for week with tho gripp.
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas II, Srrsngfr md
child Of FL Paso, Tex, are on "A vl.It IN
Lewis H. Springer Of No. yUi Jc.c..on
street,
Charles W. Dias'ns OF No. 800 Wcs.
Seventh street, commission merchant at
No. liz East FUIrth a,rees, is s7riop.Iv III
at his home, suffering from the grpp.
George Gordon, Professor at Flien,',
School Fourth and West streets. L,. re-.
turned from two week. vacation srnn.
travelling IN thu YES! and through Cana,
da,
The Rev A, W. Davis. formerly OF thls
city, who was recently appointed 10 tina
OF Whitman and Shrewool N
Il Churches in Torbart Co Nd, has m.
turned from visit to friends here.
Mrs Harry Woodrow of Boothwyn Pa
has returned home after spending a few
days with friends ih this City.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-03
Il()I


The left hind wheel Of tho Bolts Ma.
chino Compln,'s delivery wagon came
OF tlis morning at Seventh and Market
ST eais, letting ,Ee vehicle down in The
street, No harm was done TO eithet horse
or wagon.
A bury ". i, Church will hold rail,
Oh sunday.
The body Of Ms Harriet Il Hollis was
taHen to Miudietown yesterday for burial
The Washington Fire Company has or.
dcred three new castings for It's trophies,
In a few days tho survey for the route
OF tho Wilmington and WoSt Chester rail
way will pc finished.
Louis Dangel had finger mashed while
at work on tho now addition to the Dia-
nond state Brewery yesterday.
Tho parsonage fund society of Grace NJ.
H. Church Will hold tho regular monthly
meeting u. II O'Clock.
The classes in disseminating at tho Y. W
&. A. will resume Monday at 9 D. IN.
These desl.ing to enter will apply at the
association building No. o0S KiDs street.
Revival services are b.ing hold at En-.
worth NJ L. Church. They will be con.
tinuod the remainder Of his woek.
Mrs. Hiram Storey Of Landenburg, who
died on Saturday from Cancer, will DO
buried today from the home Of hur nus
band,
During 1898. S35 marriage licenses were
Issued AT the office Of the clerk.
Robert G. lIarman who has been In
Denyer visiting his BROTHER, Eugene. Is
expected to arrive homo today, Tho latter
is an invalid and Is doing as VOL as could
DO expected.
Henry Grant Of Pennsylvania avenue
and Franklin street, presented each reg.
ular conductor and no, OF man on no Dol
aware avenue limo with 81. Twcnty-four
Of the mon received the presents.
+, e. Stldham will sell young Guern-
soy cow nud "n'f at public sale Ia front of
tho auction room on Saturday morning
at ten O'clock.
Funeral services over the remains Of
Erbecca r, widow OF Washington Cause,
wa. held at Ihor late residence. No. s!l
NJ !dis0n streets at 1.l5 o clock last oven.
ing. Intsrment will be made at Mt, No.
rah cemetery, Philadelphia, to-day
Clarence McErncr, OF No. sol Eas.
'rUNOi u ''C', 10 stiiN"H'v III W itIl III pun
dicltis. lie WAS removed to the Delaware
Hospital last evening.
There has been rush since Chris mas
to place money IN the savings banks in
this city.
An interesting meeting Of tho Board of
Iraho vii bp held this evening. 1t isnx-
""r' Il tha. thn ,opir Of discussion will be
the WilmInsJ IN harbor and the bust ueaLs
10 Commune the improvements,
The funeral Of Joseph Smith. who hns
FOR some time past boon jnnilor of ZION
Church, took place this afternoon. Ser
vices were conducted In tho church by
Rty, George Brown, past or Of the church
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-03

1t Is not necessary 10 spend n larg,
pinoEnl OF money u visit ths numor0u'
charming re- orts reached by the Sou h
ern Railway round trip tickos ate on
sale at reduced rae, md this great steel
highway OF ths south leads to wonderous
regions OF Goauty and health. upon trains
that glide. as II on the wings OF the wind,
over the smoothesi OF tracks. The jour
nev IL made in luxurious trains, ombrac.
ing all the comforts and coDveniencss of
tho flnost metropolitan hotels. All
through trains nre composed OF the high.
est type Of ve,tibuled Pullmans and d II :
ing cars are operated throughout the year.
Tbs resorls VI the South are varied in
attractions Us well as climatic conditions.
Those in robust health who simply seek u
warmer climate where they may escape
tho rigors Of Northern winter, may
choose wholly as fancy dictates. Florida,
Thomasville On, Augusta Ga, Aikon,
>. G. SuDimerviila, $. c., Plnehurst. N.
Z, are delightful places to visit during
tho winter months, The Land of the
Sky has an ideal winter climate. or
this section Ashville Il the centre, but by
no means the only desirable place. There
arc score OF others, such IA Saluha. Sky
uka. Tyron, Sapphire, Waynosvllle. Hen.
dersonvlle, Flat Rock, Skylnnd, aud
Hot Strings. llhB winter temperature is
almost Identical with that OF Southern
France and Northern Italy. In any of
those, excellent Accommodations are 10 be
had
Tho Southern Railway operates the
most perfect through service between
Phllad lphia and Florida, the South aud
Southwest. Chah L. Hopkins, Dis riot
Passenger Agent, SaS heslnut St.. Phil.
aaolphia. will he pleased to furnish II CODY
o. book Winter Homes in the South
and all information.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-03

a certain music hall belle who had
just successfully landed an old and
wealthy nohlcnan sued an unpopular
manager, alleging that he had not paid
her sufficiently well for her engage.
mcnt at his hall. She won the case
and was Immediately inundated with
1iowcry congratulations from her
friends, all Of whom were glad to see
the manager go down.
Not content with her victory, how.
ever, the belle must needs crow over
her beaten rival by packing up the
choicest kilograms and dispatching
them to his house, with the intimation
that he might make what use Of them
he thought proper.
She regretted this last concession the
next morning. Taking her at her word.
the manager pasted the kilograms on a
board outside the music hall, headed
them "What Miss Elghtie's friends
think Of her engagement and left the
public to assume which engagement,
the professional or the matrimonial,
was meant,
Then followed such messages as
Good for you, old girl" PINNED the
old horror at last" 'Don't let him
wriggle off he hook" stick to him
TIL You get the dibs." "Congratula.
tions on your splendid haul"
Another action is pending. Lou1on
Tit Bits.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-03
THE della WARE
STATE HOSPITAL
Trustees Obliged 10 Meet
Obliga lions With Their
Personal Notes.

Governor elect John Hum attended a
meeting Of the Trustees of tho Delaware
State hospital for thu Insane ut Farnhurst
today, In II few well chosen words he OK
pressed his contempt for tho Leg stature
that refused 10 grant sufficient tappro-
pria ion to the T. usees to RIM the hospi-
tai lie branded ii as shame Tor the Trus
toes to be obliged to give their individual
notes to meet the demands. During the
year there has basn deficit of 20 900.
There are at Dresent 1928 inmates in the
ho,pital. Mrs Mary Myers WAS appointod
an attendant. The sum of sl.ul7.3l was ac-
copied from the executor OF the late Watch
man Elzey Wade.
During the coming session of the Lcgis.
lature the Trustees will ask for au nppro-
priation OF 1851 900 James 5 Gray, of
GumEoro, wa: appointed trustee for the
late Ell lynch,
The following contracts were award
ed:
Bread, George HUBER milk. Robert
Mclarlam; beef, Fred Kicnle: mutton
and veal NJ. Matthews; groceries, w,
+. Frank: drugs. Wilmer Taylor: shoes
clothing and dry goods, j. l.. Shep-
pard and china to William Lawton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-03

"ics; went to New York to see if
could get word of my BROTHER" said the
litt$burg man in the smoking compaTt-
ment. lie went on Il voyage to Japan
on Il sailing Ship and heard that the
ship was wrecked and all hands lost"
And did it turn OUT to be trucT was
asked.
"Not altogether, The ship was lost,
but three or four mon were saved"
And your brothrri"
lie was saved at first, but after the
boat had lriltcd about fer weeks some
one had to die to save the others. They
cast lots, and it fell upon my brother.
Poor Ben"
"Fut The survivors apologi2cd to you,
Of course. They said they were sorry
TO he Obliged t" cat your brother"
'Oh, Of course. Yes; they excused
themselves ahh seemed to feel for me.
Thos" tears! r!casc excuse me-"
"CcMainly,' replied the other. Il had
n grandfather sralped by Indians, q fu-
th"r carried off by Il cyclone 4 mother
eaten by an alligator n sister lost In a
Qulcksand and two brothers baked, sea-
soncd and dcvourcd in the Fiji Islands.
ana know how you feel and can ex-
cGSc you. I'll leave YOU alone, and you
can give your emotions full play
Chicago News.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-03

stalk about the fraIIties of human
nature" said a well known insurance
agent the ether day. NO one else has
so good an opportunity to discover
them as an insurance man. An incl
dent occurred Il few days ago that
showed mo a side of n neighbours char
actcr which l had never suspected to
exist. A fire broke out in his home,
and, do you know, that man went three
blocks TO a telephone TO report 1t when
there was phone right in his house.
II saw the fire soon after it started
and rushed to give assistance. 1t was
while helping to pack things up that
discovered The phone and turned in the
alarm. Now, it takes Il strong stretch
Of the imagination to believe that the
owner had forgotten there was q telc-
phone In his house. That he should
have acted as he did undcrmincs ones
faith in people In general.
"lhlnk of it. There | was sweating
and endangering my life TO save his
property, while he was anxious, evil
"Nh''., " Ha'e ~ pulH. cuCii Couuutt
doesn't encourage one to exert himself
for others
"By the way" Interrupted a listener,
did any Of your companies hold pol
icy on that house,"
"NOw You are asking Il leading qucs.
ion,' replied the insurance man, with
| guilclcss smile. "What am SAYING
$ that the actions of that man are
'ad commentary on human nature
Kansas City journal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-03
ITEMS FROM
NEW NEWPORT

Mrs. Quinbv Lyman Of near Newport,
was taken suddenly Ill yesterday morn
ing, before breakfast. For time there
were slight hopes of saving her life.
Though still worry III there reems TO TO
change for the better. DR. Irwin Finn OF
Wilmington Is in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Banks have re.
turned from Philadelphia after three
days visit.
Mr.. John Foard formerly with W. L.
DUH Is now with Armour L. CO., OF Chss-
ter, taking the position made vacant by
the promotion Of Mr.. Jaines Craig TO ths
Washington Depot Of Armour & Co. Mr..
Craig was formerly with Willis Gcoome
OF this place.
Representative W. Il Finn from the
seventh election district is homo from
Dover.
The monthly meeting OF The Ladies Aid
Society met at the home Of Mrs. john
Cranston last evening.
Allan Sindall is quite III with grippe.
A ssren al 9 was tendered Mr.. md Mrs.
Charles Il. Long last evening. Mr.. Long
presented the serouadcrl with box OF
cigars
Tha Tidewater Clay works hAyo bsol
closed for about three weeks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-03

Last evening the Wilmington
Produce and'Colle citing Association
held their third annual meeting in
their parors in the second story of
the Stayton-C Chandler building,
Fourth and French streets. They
elected as officers for the ensuing
year the following: John c. Wilson.
president: Geo. w. Goodwin. vice
president; J. Harvey Disgans. sec
rotary: e. W. Dunlap, treasurer;
John Dougherty, detective. The
treasury report for the past year
made a showing after all expenses.
being paid good balance in bank.
After the election OF the above Off
GERS and transacting other routine
business a fine collation. was served
to the ,nsmbers, consisting in part
of oysters, fried, scalloped and
stewed, chicken salad, turkey.
sandwiches, ice cream and fruit
ices, black coffee and scgars. Then
followed toasts, mirth and ollt,.
The toast to Virginia was rcspon.-
ed TO bv Mr.. Scot Loi' the Staytou-
Chandler Co.. who gave complete
history OF Virginia from the first
settlement at jamestown to date,
the growth, resources, etc. The
next toast was to Maryland, which
brought e. W. Dunlap TO his feet,
IN behalf OF bis native state; in an
able address he narrated the set
Element. growth, social and tnan.
clal condition OF Maryland. since
the days of Lord Baltimore, aud the
Calverts. The next and last came
little Delaware, which brought
forth Geo. W. Spiccr, who briefly
reviewed the past history of our
state ard the position she has al
ways held as one oil the brightest
stars III the statehood diadem, OF
her blood-tracked soldiers who
surprised the Hessians OF George
III. on the hills Of Trenton, their
winter OF prlvation and suffering
at Valley Forge, their heroic
deeds at Camden and Cowpens,
where they were recognized as the
delaware line" and of her states
man OF the past, OF her Rodneys,
Reeds. Hazletts. Bayards and
Claytons. A state he said he was
proud Of Mr.. J. Harvey Diggins
responded briefly to "ruckem,"
noted location 10 Maryland, near
the Delaware line; Il. N. Stayton
to "Sockum. that section of Della.
ware that produced a former Gov
cruor (whoa Bob Mr. Stayton
being OF an old and very prominent
family (being a grandson OF Amos
Stayton. Esq..) his remarks were
highly interesting. Mr.. Dougherty
sang a good old Irish song and
gave a history Of the lakes OF Kill
Iarnev. the giants causcway and
The Kilkenny cats and danced an
irish Jig. Thus ended the least of
reason and good fellowship.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-03
CITY COuIc | Puzzled.

Members Of the City Council ara puzzl =
ed over what action to take in rofe euce
TO the variUu' bills that have been present i.
ed to them to borrow money, previous to
their being presented to he legislature.
1t Is customary for the bills to ts prescut-
I'd to the Councii Previous to being sent
OF Dover by the city depari nsnt.
IL Is no likely tnaG Council will bs ask
cd to consider the bill to borrow 800 90
to pay for the now High School, because
the Board OF Education IS an independent
corporation, and can act as it may see TT
Council considers the bin OF tho PtmniS
tirs Company providing $1,000 for tho
mnintainanco Of tho ambularce service.
1t Is likely, however, that the hill for
loan for the street aud Sewer Department.
will come bafo:c Council Tor action, and
30 viii tho bill to al horlzs II loan for the
Park Commission, L. is not probable hat
Council will approve the bill for $li0OUJ
which the commission Intends to present
1hore is feeling that Tho cummissic nnrs
need the money, bur that 1t would not be
advisable TO borrow thY entire amount ut
this time. Similar ucLtuu may he taken
on the bill OF the S'tre5t and Sewer Depart
mont TO borrow money for strcys aud
seW0r improvements
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-03
CAPTAIN KANE
INJURED.

Captain Thomas e. Kane was Sc
yerely injured about the face this
morning. While present at the fire
at No. 1915 West Fourth Street, he
ass 'sted in carrying out some of the
furniture. While in the act of carry
Ing some dishes from cupboard a
door fell. 1t struck the Captain
across the nose and right cheek. An
ugly cut on the bridge of his nose and
two cuts on his right cheek were the
result.
y Chief Engineer Welsh requests all
persons to be more careful in calling
the chemical engine.
+ The city has been dstricted so tina
all calls from the west side of Wash
lngton Street shall be sent to the
Weccacoe Company and all on the
eastern side of town from Washing
ton street.
In this way the city will be protect
cd. Some one this morning called
the Washington Chemical by phone
and the result was that all the chem
ical engines were present at the fire.
This condition Of affairs left the re-
mainder of the city without chemi.
cal engine for the time being.
A defective llue caused a fire in the
house, No. 1915 West Fourth Street,
owned by Frank Swan and occupied
by Mrs. Annie Brown. The fire cals-
cd loss ofseventy-hye dollars to Mrs.
Brown and Of about one hundred and
nifty to the house. The house is SO
badly damaged that it will have to be
torn down. The personal property of
Mrs. Brown was insured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-03

An enjoyable Now Years I've greeting.
was given by tho Byzantine Social. on
Monday evening, at tho homo Of Mr.
Frank Warren, No COG Henld street. A
very pleasant evening was spent in
various games and music. Miss Florence
and VIM. Donovan, accompanied by Miss
Iteha Manon, sang some very fine select
ions. AT late hour they were invited TO
the dining room where refreshments wero
served In abundance.
Those present were: Mi ses Bessie Hart
nun, El sic Parsons. Florence Lilly, An.
na Dick erson. Perla Fraser. Clara Ernest.
Emma Edgell. Reba Manor, Anna War
rem. Laura Needs, Bertha Stats. Clara
Riggs, Martha Dunn, Clara Collins,
Laura Ash. Edith Hickman and Messrs
Frank Warren, iiodenhsor, Donovan,
Wiggjesworth, Motif. Grove, Coyie, Fos'
ter, Roo, Har.man Hutton, PaGeock.
Ghes ney. LackmaE. TAYLOR, James War.
ren, Mr.. and Mrs. David Jones. Jr. and
Mrs. Mary H.. Warren.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-03

"BosS,' said an old negro, looking in
through the postotlice stamp window,
chow much does bit tex ter sen TO let
tcrS:"
Eight cents" said the gentleman
within.
Hush"
exact"
The old man studied awhile, got out
his leather book, vintage of 1853, and
worried eight coppers out of the lining.
Laying these on the COUNTER he drew
Il long breath and said:
swell, you en- vt ZEN go long"
"But where are the lcttcrs:'
"WlIar Is dey: Why, done drnpt
'em in lie hole roim' yonder!"
The letters were iishcd out stamped
ma allowed to ''go iong."-Macon Tel.
cgrAplI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-03
- - -
No k.Gitl TO uUi.iE2SS

1hc woman who 5 lovely in face form
and temper VIII always have friends, but
one " no would be attractive must keen
her health. Ii eho Is weak, s!ckIg.
all run down. She viii be nervous and H.
liable II she has constipation or kldney
trouble her impure blood will cause Dlu.
pies, blntehe-, SD IN erurtlons and a wrJtvn.
ed comp'eXioD Electric Bllters is tn,
bsst medicine in the world to regulate tho
stomach, liver and i,ldGeyS and to purity
the blOo1. 1t gives strong nerves, bright
eyes, smooth. ve;va'y skin, rich complex
ipn. 1t vii. make good-looklng charm
lag wonan Of II ruu-dOwn invalid. OILY
81 cent at y. b. DaniUrth's drug store,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-03
COLD STEEL OR DEATH

There Is but one small chance to save
your life and that Is through an opera
Mrs |. b. hunt, of Limo Ridge, Wis. by
her doctor after vainly trying to cure her
Of frighlful case OF stomach trouble and
yellow jaundce. He didn't count on tho
marvellous powor OF Electric Blttors to
cure Stomach ami Liver troubles but she
heard Of It, took seven bottle, WINS wholly
cured, avoided surgeon knife, now weighs
mora and feels better than ever. It's posi-.
lively Guaranteed to cure Stomach. Liver
and Kidney troubles and never disap-
points. Price 50u at \, Is. Danlurth' drug
store.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-03
DEATHS

kENNEDf.-At Marshallton, on Dec, 3lst
lsO oil d!phthcrn, LOLA p, daughter OF III
nor and Lydia M. Kennedy.
Funeral prIv0tc. :
SMITH In this city on Dec, %. 1900 George
smith aged ~ years.
Relatives and FIRE ldS ere Invited TO attend
the funeral from his lac residence sSS rat
nall street, on I thursday afternoon ut oclo1 X
Services at Ell ON H. r.. Church at: o'clock I.
lntermont at Mt. Jos cemetery.
HlRONS. Ton Jan. lst. 1891, Isnb bella H!ronI,
In her Slst year
Funeral from II" re.i lcnce Of her son in.lnw
W. NJ Francis, 40! Pennsylvania avenue on
Thursday a.t"rnOun ata o clock
JONES In his city On January 2nd, 1901, Ad
Rlnc widow Of the LATE Thomas Jones,
Relatives Mad friends nra invited TO attend
the funeral services ut the residence # her son
Lewis +. Jones Ne. 1913 Lancaster Avenue
on Friday afternoon at O'Clock. iuterment
at RivoIyiew Comet cry.
WORK. Near Newport, n" on Jan. 3D.
l;l9uO Mary l. Worn, aged 80 years,
Due not ce IF tuncrd! will be gwen.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-03

In st. pauTa VI. r Chu CHI a maeti NJ
Of this Delaware state sunday schoo!
Association began ut two o'clock this
Afternoon The following topics were
d'5rus-sd: "RHlltiol9 of International,
State, Comfy and Hundred Associations
10 each Other and to he schools" What
work shall i county Organization UNDER
take and what methods are approved2'
The dutla, ana d.tiiculLius OF u hrnired
secretary "Dvpai tmoGt work in STAG
and CO. ntv-a normal department; b,
primary dci@rtnent; c, homo department.
The tev J.. Morris Ferguson, general
socrn prp Ot New IGraoy sunday -rt3ol
Association will lie presen.