davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-28
PARSONS REPLY
TO CAR MEN.
Philadel phia, Aug eS.


At q full meeting OF the Executive oom
mittes Of the Street Railway Employees
Association last night tho answer OF 'res
ident Parsons to the demands OF the men
of the Union Trstion company for
shorter week day and an increase OF pny
was presented. Fourrepresentatives were
present from each car barn in the city.
The meeting was called to order at Up.
III. and was in sesslon unit! midnight
President Parsons' answer is said to be
a compromi o In the matter Of wages. An
increase Of 10 cents IN hour was snggasted
against the request Of the men for "
dents. The present rate Is l8 cents an
hour. The new sch sdule the men were rs
sured would reduce the &C ual working
time y. nearly as possible to ten hours
day. a.z.s.
The debate over the matter was 10 ng
and not II few Of the delegates present
were In favor Of holding out until the
full demands we"e granted. The meln-
bers of tho Executive committee wsre left
to report the matter 10 the men Of the
barns which they represent. Future ac-
tion will be slelmined by the Will OF the
majority of the assOcial ion.
Iu all the nsgot iations ~ far the smploy
es have held aloof from outside labor or
ganizai ions. aud have let 1t be known that
they desired and would tolerats no inter-
ference with their affals. 1t was mAdo
clear to President Parsons from the first
that he was dealing directly with his own
men and not Vtth outsiders This was
largely responsible for the smoothness
with which the dealings with the company
have been ca ried on.
Whom the officers Of tho Employees Re
lief Association read Of the mass meeting
OF streAt car men called for to night by
gunizers of he Federation OF Labor they
were rot only surprised. but indignant.
President Bowling spent the greater part
ofhis time Yesterday in an endeavor to
head off the work Of tho Federation's or
ganizers. The " ord was quietly passed.
from car bu; IL to car barn for the men to
ignore tonight meeting. II any Of the
uuion Traction einployes re pond to the
call and go 10 the Labor Lyceum it will
bo very much against the wishes Of those
in the beneficial Association.
President bowling was very emphatic
in cxpres sing his views on this subject.
He said "lhc American Federation of
Labor has not been requested to take u
band In the affairs of our associations, nor
viii their interference be tolerated. l
know nothing Of the call for the maetng
at tho Labor Lyceum except what ! read
in the papers. Not only is the meeting
called without our knowledge or consent.
but We bavs warned our members to
keep away from it lean SOC no hing but
dlsurgAniZation and disruption in Gu sid5
interference
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-28
F0RRESTERS
OF AMERICA.

Baltimore. Md, Aug. as'-One hum
drcd and eighly-thrce delegates Attended
the opening session OF the seventh Dsen-
Mai mee ing Of Forester, OF America IN
Germnnla Maonnerchor Hall at IL ~
O cock Yesterday morning. Th, innrnihg
wa, devoted to the welcoming OF tho vislt'
orS
Supreme Chief Ranger Thomas j. Ford
o. PIT sburg, Pa. called tho meeting to
orler.
Ac;ing Mayor Williams was introduced
and escorted to tho 8 age by Massrs b. r.
pierpont past grand chief ranger "' Mary
l,nti and J j. Maher. Of Maine. The con-
senlion arose us the Acting Mayor enter
ell and loul burst Of applause gre1ta
him as he was introduced.
In sucr.t session IN tie afternoon re :
DOR of the Supreme Cnief Rang'r, SUI
premo Secretary and Treasurer were read
and the committees appointed.
The Chief Ran ser reported the Forrest
ers enjoying m era Of unusual prosperity
with increased memberships, str ngthehe"
funds aud harm Jnious tone
Tie Treasurer, report shows al in'
crea,e in the bal ,ncc of tho funds OF sub
ordinate courts OF S333 234. 10 ana the ell
dowuent fund has grown to S3I '39oso. A
warm dsDl'e oc cured upon the question
of making the order p:ovi 10 regular Ell
dowmon Insurance. ~ well AS nenEcihi
features. IL formerly existed IN shs society
bu: was abandonei, and 1t is unlikely
IT. viii be revived for the pre- ;ent.
The election oi officers will take place
this morning. There ara three conltdatts
for supreme Chief Rnnser- Supreme sub
Chief danger judge G., +. Rendon' ol
California; Supreme Treasurer Thomas
II. DJnohue, OF Providence, II, l., ana
Past Supreme Sub Chief John j. Kelley,
| o( New Jersey, Invitations for tie next
| convention have b,rn received IRON =
Louis ana Provstence, /.
A banquet VIII be rendered the dole-
| gates This evening when addresses VIII pt
made by Governor Smith, Mr.. henry
Williams, Mr.. Charles Il. Schlrm. Mf.
Frank e. Wachrer and Dr.. John Is
SchwutAa Mr.. John liza ks is chairman
Of the commit &c.
A large party Of tho Foresicrs yesterday
ma 10 a tour Of the city in large touI
hur-r bus.
Iuyitatiou has been extenled by SUI
eri eden: of Buildirgs +. y. licl!man t.
tie delegates to Wit the Court house ant
! public buildings.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-28
VERY ANNOYING
This Hardly Expresses
What Wilmington Peo-
pie Say Of it.

Any itchiness of the skin an.
noying.
Little danger in itching skin di-
seases,
But they make you miserable.
Doau'S Ointment Is 4 never failing
cure.
For Piles, eczema. all itching
troubles. :
Wilmington citizens endorse it.
Mr.. A. Workhoiser, No. 1905 Scott
street carpenter on the b. \ .. II.
r says:-'l saw poan's Ointment
advertised in our papers so much and
endorsed by people in Wilmington
that | made up my mind to try IT, l
had been ANNOYED with itching hem
orroids for five years, used all kinds
of preparations said to be sure-cureS,
employed doctors and resorted to
every known means to check the
trodble but ] was unsuccessful, | could
not rest atnnight and was almost
worried to Neath. | have repeatedly
said l woud give $40 for prepar-
alton that would even give reslel. NY
son was going down town one night
and | asked him to step into N. b.
Danforth's Drug Store and bring me
a box of Doan'S Ointment. The first
application gave relief. AS | contin-
ueo the treatment | gained l2pounds
Simply because could sleep atnight.
| am thoroughly convinced that
there is no ointment like DoanS, and
! have recommended it to many peo-
pie and will do so whenever an oppor-
tunity presents Itself.
For sale by all dealers. Price 90
cents. Foster Milburn Co.. Buhalo
n. Y, sole agents for the U. 5.
Remember the name -Doan sand
take no substitute
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-28
LAWTON'S CHINA BAZAAR,
61l Market St.
POLICE MADE
NUTU RAJ ERROR

Media. Pa, Aug. q. - Tho experience
OF Mrs. kntp Hall, u wcli.known matron
of Ljuw0ol Inns aroused consi iernble In.
ters.t in thi section. Mrs. Hall was de.
tainei in jnll as Il vngrant tor moro than
been brutu,ly saultcd by four men at
Grocer Park. She related her experiences
to the officials but no credence was attach
el 10 her story.
While il is generally admitted hat the
authorities made grave error In hrrestln@
Mrs. HAL yet 1t II argued in extennatiou
OF this action that tho circumstances were
such thai an error OF this charter whn'd
p oba!y have boon made By any police
official
Mayor Jcffer,s was interviewed tonight
ut Chester in reference to Mr. Halls storr
The woman says the Mayor would not
believe her Story but clnssed her MS
vagrant. Mayor Jefferis says:"The woman
claimed that he WAS innocent as they all
do but had no evidence to establish her
innocence aud placed them all on level
Her husband came TO Inc and explained
the circumstances IN such a way that
l came to the conclusion that the woman
hal been wronged and that the part OF
her story as true. Immediately consult
eb District Attorney Smith and secured
her release. When she appeared before me
she gave an assumed name and WAS
informed that she was n woman who was
in the habit Of going about drinking. her
husband came to g. me on Monday anu
l was induced to swear out warrants
against the men. Crozier Park islina Sc
ciuded spot on the outskirts 'of the city
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-28
SCrklyn Items.

The now warehouses at Yorklyn are
nearing completion.
Ma"thull BrOs. are putting lna nsw
lOJ .hp\ ~ power boiler in thoir mills ut
Yorklyn
Tn, nav telant hoI'es for the slutl
mill employs are un Ter way,
Tho prospectus - GU for the new snu1
mil. a rlvNl 10 the trus', AMI itil pro
bnble thu. tls work Of building viii
shortly he CDn'n'na,I. Ya'klvD Will
sUon b the ,Duf Ctntre OF tbs tiited
states,
Warren MARSHALL and b other will leave
mkt Monday for Buffalo and Niagara
rnl,,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-28
Punches For Visitor,

Howard Johnson, coloren, receives
a thrashing last evening that he will
not he likely to forget for some time.
Johnson entered tine house of John
Smith, colored, Of No 80 Lancaster
Avenue under the influence of liquor.
Smith asked johnson to leave his
house three times but johnson rcfu,-
ed to obey, whercupon Smith forcibly
elected him much to the amusement
OF a large crowd of spectators who
had gathered in front Of the house.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-28
Building Game Preserve.

Frank Thompson has purchased the
Donovan farm Of 800 acres near
Georgetown and will convert it into n
game preserve. One hundred dozen
quail has already been placed on the
farm and shooting lodge To accom-.
modaie sc venly-tivc people is being
erected on the grounds
George X. Morris Of No. 200 French
Street will snperintcnd the new game
preserve and adwsIling is being erect.
ed On the grounds for Mr.. Morris.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-28
STATE OF ONO, CRY or TOLEDO.

"
FRANK J. CnEVEY makes oath that he
is the srpior partner oi tho firm OF +. !.
CHENEY & Co. Noirg busine. s III the City
Of Toledo. County md State aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum .:
ONE HUNURhD DOLLARS for each
and every case Of Catarrh that cannot bO
cured by the use Of HALLS CATARRH
CURE.
FRA X j CHENEY.
sworn to before ne and subscribed in
my prc.enLs, this 9th day Of December,
a, ID. lSYj.
a. wGLEA son,
SEAL NOTARY Pu uBLlG
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and act, directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system send lor tesil l..
lnon!als, free.
+. J. CHENEY & co, Toledo, q.
Sold by Druggists, 15c.
Hairs Family Phi, are tie bcst.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-28
NOTICE

rNAX NOTICE FOH CHKlSTIANA HUN;
l. dred Il will SIT al the following places to
collect County, Poor. load, Capitation and
Dog taxes for the year 1911.
Court House, Wilmington. August 24th nnd
Slst; septem bcr 18th. Dist. x and Is. from 10
q. IN. to IL m. and to3p. III.
Ceutrev:lie. August ?2d September 10 and
"a between 10 q. in. aud ! p. M.
Upper Snu6 Mills. August Esd and Septem-
ber 70, bet ween 10 =, IN and 3p. IN,
Marshaliton, September 10. between 10 a. IN.
and 4p. IN.
p. IN.
Henry Clay. September 10. between 100. m.
and y p. IN.
Newport i VIII be at home In Newport Oh
Monday. and Wednesdays in tae month OF
August and September between 2 and 8 p. M.
A rebate of 8 per cent will be allowed on all
taxes paid.
EPHRAIN MYE.S,
p. .. Newport, Del.
a20 Collector for Gu ristiana Hd., 1901
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-28

L>XCHANGE 'EtohAIiNH 60. PAiNy
IL srs and paper nan. .ers.- IL You haVc not
the cash, we viii take any kind Of MerclAns
disc in exchange Tor wof.t, including new A4o
second hand ifuItnre carpets, plaA0s, 9tdk
Sl.JO up fronts ra.a;.d 81 w. Doors Grasn3
I'd 500; Roofs pan,ci '4c. foot. Our wo!A
Is strictly arst a,u.S Work done in city 81
country. end postal and we VIII call ~
Blune,, street. iyH 4
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-28

IRIS never too late to mend. IT
YOU have fault that needs cor
recting, the time to begin IS right
Oft. Never put oit until tom orrow
what should be attend to today.
The drink habit is one OF those
evils. More bright i1telIe cts have
becn ruined by drink than By anv
other habit. 1t Is a costly one and
has helped to lmpoverlsh huadreds
OF homes. Good resolutions are
easily made and kept right now as
at the first OF the year. The writer
has seen many bright and prom
islns men ruined bv not being able
to coatrol their appetite tor stron.
drink. One ol the brig htest news
paper men, good fellow we'll met,
KIND husband and man whose
sou, was a: big as his body, at one
time worked on the REPUBLICAN.
lie had in his time been we'll of,
but his persistent Lifting oI his NJ.
tie finger nearly laid him IN 4
pauper S grave.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-28
RAILROAD.

RAILROAD.
scheauie In effect May 10. 1901,
All tEstns illuminated with Pintsch
es Express trains.
Trains leave Wilmington. Delaware ave-
~ WV. (; ssy. :s: n:, rs. ss,
~; xa ~ ~ H.? ~ R T. e sss s:sas't IT, eSyai sa
1TF:isEs, 1TFH:sEA,pnItai1: I'll fss RRees 2; Z days. a $50.
;sS Sa r. r. ss:s ss IS issa ekoss' ~ ni{ss,t.a,; s q
x = 1k :siil I'll sSi tssiysi IL ti'n'ss:a5: III. I'll.
: se::s: ~ : ~ = :; s.y. r. :. ~ e ~ r.
IL 4:s 2 M; m: sss':iia' rs. ::ia;'. sas II. *:
Xxi atlantic CITY. week days. $3.50 ahA 80
q. m, 'l2ls, s2Ss, '36s ISIS and 'eT p.
n. Sundays. 10 and 's,ss a. M. 'S.ls
Nay v.ss 81, dsy; q :: $50 o and 80
rs rs a mn M and ND .;s p. m. y" ''"
6ea Isle CITY. wsek days, 'sso a. m,
s12l9. -:3s and '3.6s p. m. Sundays. '2s5
se!,no.s = and g. w..n,n9t.s,n.,. q. =. w:ss = :, ~:
~. y " III tssya u y issN.s,. ! f. ~: u !SNS
ss!' 'saa.:;' ~: :!sse IL ,RsyS hns.s>. fs, ~:
Rslt!aore and way stations. ~ . m.:
li11. n, daily exospt Sunday; S@ O. M;
us = n., 6unday only. . .., .u
,;ESi~:sT; III H. v:if, :iiif,.d dfsy: fyy; ~ ~ ~ IT,
2; r. esnasys,. ~ 's@, D." = M; '"''''
~h ~Mh.:sSrs. 81 ~ W. d!x. :sa a. r.; ~, =. !,
Schicaso, daily, saM q. m; st57 p. m.
Hneinuatl and st. Louis. rl8 a. m.i
s1SN and sioi6 .. M. daily.
Ginssrly accommo odation, week days, 80
e ~; 80. 90 p m. Sundays sS H. m''
e. H.ndsnSsrS accommodation. week days.
- pvT 3 n xIRk sasdsx; ls+ ~, y p sTTArroN r. FOR
+ Iandenbers-,we.k days. 10 4 M; 49,
e HIAVh " 'ppIHiiApnLsiVAS. :. isf Il ~ %!,. i.
+ St.' q = m. ;:lssos H Is Sol l9o +se. Sss.
4, Il (Royal limtted), b.s5. GG, 1.U% S.sv;
sllH o. M sundays. ~ -. TSv, & soo S'i4 y
lio + r.; .l29o = s.; !, d ~ u ~ 4 ;o III
y Delmarv Telephone No. 1sa -.
IL H. AN 4. Xii i.LER. Passenger Agent, WI
@.15 Is. 3, 1a. W.ARrIN. Man. Of Pass. TraffsA
D. MARTlAs
-sasaAsvs II Passsssss Tsans
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-28

WlLMlNDToN is we'll equipped
with trolley lines winch cover near.
" every section ol the city, north
east, south and west. The two
lines are the Warrington City and
the Peoples Railway and are well
patroniIed by the pubic The
cars that run TO the parks are
crowded. on pleasant evenings with
swelterlng humanity. All ot oar
trolley lines are OH d paving basls
and are considered good invest
mentS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-28

Don't fail 20 attend tne county
fair which opens at BrandywIne
Springs to-day and which will be
continued on Thursday. The dis
play OF live stock promises to be
large and attractive.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-28

nRcPoSALs FOR PAVING STREETS
I with granite blocks aud vtrihed paving
blocks aud furnishing all necessary labor ar
material therefor. will be received by tho
board of Directors of tho street and Sow er
Department unit ! 10. 80 o'clock q. m, Thurs
day, Septs mper 3, 1901. Specifications may
be obtsia ed At the ONCE OF the dspartinent
The right to reject any aud all bids Ii reserv'
ed. BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
HARVEY J. WILEY. Secretary.
arc5t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-28

Coal has taken another Jump
and stove coal brings. 81 - a ton.
The public had warning to lay ~
their coal several months ago Wnen
it was selling Tor So Il ton.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-28

FrLrILLlNG his work, Agent
Stout, OF the :, T. {. {. yesterday
secured three children IL the back
woods ~ miles below Harrington
cunning like wild ANIMALS, uncloth.
ed, untutDred and unkcmpt. They
were brought to this city aud sent
10 the Home for t'riendless Children
They should be sent to an InstItu-
tion provided by the State and not
by this city. Delaware. especially
the lower part, is a good field tor
missionaries.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-28

WILMINGToH could and would
support Il good base bail team that
would play winning ball. This is
shown by the crowds that attend
the ball sames at the nlon street
grounds. Ihe Brow although
not . pro essronal team has been
playing lair bali.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-28

A. G.. b. ANDERSON being The
lowest bidder, recelN cd the ash con-
tract, his bid beng $4,000, We do
not think there is any big money IN
the contract at this price. Still
Mr.. Anderson gave entire satisiac'
ton last wear.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-28
THE Every Evening says:


Here is 40 apparent paradox:
When times were hard and work
scarce and peopls suffering, the
Board of Trustees Of the Poor got
along wifi less money aud expend-
ell lar less tor outside reliet than in
times when work Is plenty and suit
ferng on the ebb. There should be
some reason for this.
No doubt the principal reason
will be found in the expenditures
Tor outside relief. 1t has already
been shown that the oh ect OF the
law authorizing this form OF relief
was mel ely to relieve emergency
cases until the meeting OF the trus-
tees in regular monthly session.
But the system seems to have
grown to one OF promlscuous and
misdirected charity, while one in
stance cited by Trustee Parker
plainly indicates that the charity
OF the countv-in the form OF tax
money is occasionally exchanged
Ter political influence and votes.
phat there is serious leak in
the matter Of outdoor relief is ap-
parent. If the Trustees OF the
Poor desire to lnaugurate a reform
let them do 40 without delay. The
Law gives them the power to regu.
late the expenditures on this ac-
count ami they should apply the
brakes"
This editorial ls from last night 8
Every Evening in commenting on Il
communication that appeared in
that issue from the pen OF Trustee
of the Poor Parker OF Mfddletown.
He is one OF the members and
should know what he is talking
about. But does he:'
The controversy WHICH has been
gong un ior several days between
Trustees Of the Poor Parker aud
DR.. Belvllt, has thrown some !ig ht
on the manner IN which the busi-
, aess Of the Trustees has been
conducted. We never thought that
much money was wasted 10 running
| lNC IuStlkullOu. Out We huNS hhohS ~
that entirely too much money was
spent hy the Trustees for outside
relief. THIS shoald not be and the
time is ripe now for Il pairing down
OF this outside expense. In this
| city there is 10 sense OF it costing
the county as much as it has been
doing. especially in the summer. A
good plan would be to make every
Trustee publish the name of the
person to whom he gives money.
food aud clothing and why It is
necessary that they should be
helped every week by the county.
The Trustees should If possible keeE
within their income and II by econ
omy they can save anythluS they
should do it. The county treasury
10 not oyernowing at the present
time, but is rather shy Of finances.
The Board will pass into the con
! troll OF the Republican alter nexi
Nav and there is no sense or rea'
son that il should when banded
over to their successor De accompa'
nled by biz deficit
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-28

ArOTICE-I, Richard +. Mcclure, P. D., In
IN censrd druggist, tenant and occupant
Of this nouse situated at Esd aud Market Sta i
ia tie N,utn ward ot the city OF Wilmington
county of New Castle, state Of Dolawarss
III appliance witi tne requirements Of the
G.I, O. ~ t,"u ~. Asset. NY, IN such case,
mair ana rrJH ia" a. !eirpy glvenotioe thaG
siall ~, !" B, $, sItI 10 ;t' court Of ssnora1
t"s,....~u. lH :,...I' u iraw are, In and foI
NV "a ~ IL - a :. AT Wilmington, ony
AU.tti t',' ; "a, %. + 'rinDcr ivUl, oeln q
tilr ti"Il ,iay 'f-ia, 'tfa". sad court FOR o.
uruI-, iur ria. 10 t%f ~ II Nrig store, foN
tue safe tA"',.n q ~ 'A'.ls liquors, BY pry1
soi .'t'.slul Il. ..,eIaI .'.Ep''-s and the fOlx
iowlu.s re pr,....I," citii - Of sad ward, ~
i.ast ,Mclre Z; wAJ,n 6rr substantial free
| hoiurra u .JH ward, rScU.n!uend the sall
| application, va:
F q i Watson Phil. Mcdonald
, Il CNAtsou George Coyle
| Prince A Mouseley joan NJ Ciarnsn
J + W Earnas FrsGk Quigley
! C. tilnnding ki.sey VsnsRnt
1 james 0ayan r. richter
MHrion N " God "a " iilsrd
John W Kines W Eidridge
| Ed war d Potter .no i AhreMs
hsnry w 6asss George W Muller ~
John d Geisen deorfsr Joseph r jacobs y
Lawson Holland Jalnss Taylor -
| a21.std RICHARD q. AOvkU2E f. N
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-28

Collsctor ui PR tuugpr - 80 ~ j las
lmproviug AMI ", l." u! e 80 10 AT Ia
office IN IL few day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-28

ATUTICE-A STATED II EETlNG Ok THE
IN Kew Castle County School Board will
be held Vt the office Of Henry g. Conrad. Esq
Tenth and Market streets. Wilmington, Del
Wednesday, sept. 4th. at 10 o'clock a. nl
ELIAS N. MOORE,
ANDREW +. ELIASoN,
BENZ A. GROWS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-28
NOTICE.

nUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND
and Personal Property, 50 acres of ex =.
ceIlent faI m land, the pt toperty Of Joseph
Hamilton, will be sold At public sale. on
TUESDAY, SEPT. 3 1891.
at 10 o'clock.
This farm is located in ELam. one half mite
from Brandywine summit station and Is
convenient to both church and school. II
has a fine young orchard und small fruit.
Eleven head Of well selected dairy cattle
and other personal prbpsrty will b. sold.
Conditions made on day Of sale.
jos. HAMILTON.
Slaughter, AuctlGsIaer. allow IS wky
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-28

t.,. ~,
klOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALI
IN state LICENCES and tax duo and not paii
on or before the 3vth day Of August, 1901,
there will he 25 per cent I'D led thereto in nc.
cordunoo with section D. chapter w. Revised
Code, Laws Of Delaware. WINFIELD =.
QClGI.EY, Clerk OF the Peace, New Castle
county. Wilmington del. July 3lst 1901.
al.lm
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-28

y Congressional Limited Express. Al
testibVle ParlOr Cars and Dinipg Gar. IN
le1trA fare other than the usual POllmA1
charge.
(ssj Limited E1pssss. vestibuls Parls(
Eere, vestibuls Passenger Coaches, an1
D@lng Car. No extra fare.
The Wilmington Transfer Company w1N
,eall for and check baggage from hoteil
kAd residences.
For further Information, vSsSeu0et5
AES referred to the ticket agent at ~
station. D
q, ,. HUTCHINSON. J. n. W0ODA
MINERAL MANAGER. General Pass Agemq
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-28
"A K "A K q L a

Blothed. sallov unwhoeome and muddy
leading morbid
friends shows that blood bad The only clear the
normal healthy
system purify
acting directly the and assisting glands throw
ing od impurities puihes the blood
skin will only be we'll but will be we'll Al druggists
Send for LAXAkoLA CO.. Nassau New YUsk
SO Dearborn Street. Chicago.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-28

FOR BUFFALO.
M Emporium Junction. $50 4 n, and
az .. m, daily I
Na InnAndaisua, $50 g. m. week days
"AtO .. m. except Saturday, and u.N y
n. daily. .,...;,s
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-28
DELAWARE DIVISION.

Fer New Castle, 8l3 a. < 500. A02 an
~ = m. weekdays.
For Lewss and Rehoboth. 113 Z. m. -
D. M, weekdays.
SIS. 1888 a. m. A02. 6,5s and I'LL .. -
Sundays Ill p n. 4. I
For Wyoming and way stations. 2os .
a., week-da, ..
Expreas for Cape Charles. -olA Poin1
Comfort and Norfolk 10 68 q. M, wesks
days and Ell night daily. 4