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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
PUBLIC > ALE.
OF the personal property Of the late John r
Conway, Will bc sold on the Dupont farm,
Brandy wine Hl near EdgemCor. Del. ON
THURSDAY, JAN. 23d, 1902,
at IL o'clock sharp,
at IL o'clock sharp,

R 7head of good young horses l<SEa
23H PONY, 20 head good COWS. fresh -
and springers, 5 yenrlng hcirers 2buIls, 80
pair chicktus, 2 fat hogs.
Farming utensils Of all cripti0ns. wa
CONS milk wagons, family carriage, York
carriage. piows. harness. mowers, binders.
work, carriage and dearborn harness. carpen.
ter tools and everything used about u farm
and they are all in good order; 25O milk bot.
tle1, 8JU bushels corn, 5OD bushels of COW beats.
potatoes by the bus .el, hay by the ton, milk
route, etc
Also will b. sold at public sale at tho same
place on FRIDAY afternoon, Jun. %4tl, at
o'clock, one upright piano nenriy new, cost
$50; 2 parlor suites, one plush suit, bed
room suites. oak and walnut, fine Brussels
and rag carpets, mnttins bedsteahs, bureaus,
beds aud bedding, desk. No. 9cook stove in
good order. room stoves. and double hoater
aud al inds OF dishss aud cooking utensils
but must positive bs sold to sct,l 10 tho
estate; the above goods are all iu first class
ord sr all worthy the attention Of buyers.
sale can be reached By trolley car to Cor.
dor Heights or steam cars to Edgrmoor sta
tion $40 and less cash, over $40 n ere II Of
months. NICHOLAS sPlELES,
Adm. Of John L. Conway, Decd.
Stldham l. Son, AUG. jllIi'l690.2l.2
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
VIA Con est Or linlrge

The Friendship Fire company SAYS
that W. 7, Morgan had NO authority
to sign any paper in reference 10 the
rotation Of officers Of the depart
mcnl that would bind his company in
anyway Whatsoever until he had re-
ported back to them.
II is very likely that a contest If
the ncw ordinance will bc madcin the
CUirtS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
A o n SuCcD 10

DiyiSi n 49, !, AncI mt Or Ter Of
1lIberndns hait It's fourth annual
reception in Turn iIa,. last evening.
The attendance was large and jncIud-
ed among those prro2nl we're several
city olicIa',, Jerome ]. llcrIey was
che irman. John Il Kelley, secretary,
and Edward A. Higgins, treasurer Of
the committee IN charge OF the re.
CeDliDn
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
/, r., Of

At the Boar! q He llth Office, the
birth certificate ol iusqualjne Fal-
cou, Of Wooddaie, has been record.
ed showing that the baby was
born on January |. 1902.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
Rcy i [ QuinY PRESIDED

The Rt. Rev. Il. r. Nulev, Of this
city. presided at the conference Of
the Sunday School Association OF
the FIRST Episcopal Diocese 0! the
|. y. NJ +. connection, which open
cd ia Chester on ThurSlav.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
In! ia A.sulIaliuu

The Wilmington Auxiliary Of the
Women $ National Indian AsSocia-
ton. Will meet on Monday, Jan. l2,
a! 3 p m, at the home OF Mrs. \.
3. Gillespie. 800 Washington street.
Imnl orc, SecY.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
SECURITY TRUST s
SAFE DEPOSIT CO.,
NO. 90 MARKET slltEE /

NO. 90 MARKET slkhEt.
Capital Stock. ..... $500 0O0
"ip'"' -. ss.ss'.ss .sss...s NSVV,""S
Allows Interest OF Deposits ot Money.
The company nets as Executor, Admin.
iStrator. Trustee Guardian, Receiver Aut
Agent. und rents small safe, In trs uul
burg lar proof vaults.
BENJAMIN NIELDS, Prsa
WILLIAM Il. EislNCKLE, Woo Pros
JAMES b. Cl.ARkSUN rrel aaI jsS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
DreSsmahGuy ass,

DressmakinE class, lst grade,
meets on TUESDAY at , p m. APP
ply to Mrs W. \, Downing, 207
West Ninth street or at Young Wo.
man : Christian Associations.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
PUBLICSALE

OF all good furniture, Will be sold ut No
23j Broomc street GU TUESDAY, January 2i't
at ~ O. clock. elegant parior iurniture, CHAIR
cost $50, ! piano, latest style bedroom aud
dining room furn tufe. llO yards of Brussels
and Sltquet carpets hast quality, several very
tlne Lace curtains, bedding, COOK and room
stove and iuh line Of china. and glassware
this will be a positive sale and one OF the best
lots Of furniture sold tor some time.
JOHN GIBBONS.
Stdham s. son, AiG Hits
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
Snapngr lunch

snapper Lunch tonight at
Lecchs saloon, No. ia East
Fourth street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
4 Little Late with New Year Ieso 4.
ti0ns.

But we have resolved to do our best 10 serve
you during 1902. We thank our many patrons
for past favors, and can accommodate new
ones and make terms 10 suit responsible buy.
cry. Our solicitors will call for orders If de-
sired We give trading stamps. Lynch's
Stores. Headquarters N. W. Cor. Mndisoa
and Fourth stscets. Branch store 8. W Cor
King and Eighth street. All telephone or.
ders promp, ly attended to-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
Con rgCt0r Injured,

Albert Nutter was severely hurt
about the head and back to-day hy
being struck by falling shutter at
No. l20 HhipIey street. He was
taken to his home 40. 2927 Madison
street in the Phoenix ambulancc.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
Personally Conducted Tours To Florida
via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co.
will lnaugurate series Of Personally con
ducted Tours to Florida. the arst one lsav
ing Wilmington. Delaware Ave. station.
Tuesday. Jan. %, at ll.0l A. NJ, arriving
Jack sonville Thursday at 9 85 A NJ. Tiok
els will be good to- return leaving Jaok-
sonyille Fob, l2. Rate for the round trip.
including berth in Pullman Car trans.
tara and meals enroute "t48 %. For pam
phiet giving detailed information write OF
amply to Ii. A, Miller, T.. A., Delaware
Aye. Station, Wilmington, Dol.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
N,slte i on ity

Nh. and Mrs, Edward G. Boycc,
two children and nmll uf New York
CITY, icIJ WIlminLtJn this mornin:
on a trip 10 lh" South for pleasure.
They stopped last evening al the
Hotel Wilmington. The party is
mating the "trip in red coInrcd auto.
mobile weighing about ), 500 pounds
aud valued at $1,000.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

Every tiinoyou cough take i've drops
Of Bsaztlirn Balm, l0c. and 25c,,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
STANDARD LIGHT COMPANY.

One the greatest Gas Experts the Country In letter this Company
81 the best its kind that have
| believe ! the market.
Wesbach Burner
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

:For Strong Cough Candy. go to Fergs
sons, 10 Eust Second Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

The Y. NJ, G. A, basket bail team
accompanied by large bod y Of
'rooIers will 90 to Baltimore this
afternoon to play the Y. W. G. A.
team Of that city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

Mr.. Harry AItS"nl4"r and sou. Of
rhlladcIpIlil. made Il Ilyiug visit to
relatives here Yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
DubeIl the Halter

Go to Charlie H. Dubell for your hat
md caps of all st yles No. 2 East Thir 81
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

l. or i,ENT-ti Vt LARGE TWO STORY
l. bull ding No, tua W sta street, suitable
Tor almost any KIND of business: also one sra
Lln. Apply to Jane, +. sutton. 1903 West
Eighth street. AL .eudtf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

Taylor and Fullerton's Worm Syrup
will expel worms from children. Safe
and reliable. W. q. Taylor. 3Os King
Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

l. OR RENT-PRiVATE ROOM WITH Or
l. without board at W East sth street.
jlU.3W
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

v-,OH RENr-FUhNlSHtD ROOMS, WITH
r heat, and with or without board at 40!
West Attn street p'dm'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

before the best of the styles
are gone, We have suits
from sc to $40, all with 10
per cent, off. Overcoats 50 to
$50, all with 10 per cent, off.
The better grade suits $40 to
500; overcoats, SO to $50
are going as the 10per cent,
discount is more Of an item.
Same discounton boys suits,
boys overcoats, boys heavy
trousers, mems trousers, and
tailoring from heavy weight
piece goods. We are through
stock taking and have big
bargains in every department
that will save your money.
Closed evenings at 6 except
Saturdays.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

L'OE SAI.ETIiAT NEW ARD DEsfRA-
u be residence No 8li Broome street for
terms aIly to James Il. Iioffecker. Jr, Law
Building, Vii, Del il cod IT
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
snapper L.unCh

"Snapper Lunch tonight at
Leech & saloon, No. ia East
Fourth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

CTATEMENr T II, WlEG THE rU%DiTlON
. CT lHE ~FtImlY ik'~I AND SAFE
DEF, Sil trMrAII a. Olr -i,sc I T. I.lur.y
January Sth, iJ0!,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
FOR RENT.

LUR RkNT-STORH Gls KING STREET,
II un old established millinery, bat suita'
Me for dry goods, trimmings or shoes. Ap
ply James Mckeough West ith or at store,
jiU-tt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

L'Ok SAIE-A LA ,fE LINE lOF NEW
i and 4"'prl hand trrniturn consisting OF
- oak and walnut chamber suits. tine Shitu
at greer enamel UeislIuts, o.tI bureaus
nll stalis, fin" round and square Oaii nnd
wainut ex'rn-tyn tables d to 10 foot swell
front siIrbOrrd5 high buck chairs, cabinets.
upright lOpktn-es suItab!c for Oil g uI",
tuftrl c,uche4, oasy chairs, fancy rockers,
ha.. stIUds, q very nice folding beds fine
toned organs, several kind- apI -izc5 Q! mir.
ror', t1ist class assortment Of stoves auch
u, Victor Cook Queen II. thrr aid Oth"Ilo,
loubI" heaters wppd, gas, oil and ro' IN stoves
j0i yards .ngraiu and Brussels carpets fancy
art squares. OIL cloth, muttingI all
klud+ and HIlns VI fancy rugs: l5I pieces Of
nnt}VN" Furniture, inc ,udinx bookcases, srcrc.
turi'5, claw foot tables and sidn boards. col
umn and swtll front bureaus, high back box
seul han chairs. andirons tongI, high boys
desks, chest, OF drawers. din ing and card t..
ties clocas, pewter pots rare china and
blas-w were, bedstend and bureau, 0 foot Ugh
belSt"ad. IL foot wide mirr"r in bureau 8
toot by q. 're,, s elegant phrlur suits at bic.
MaAon Dl a., 50! King street. Deln'. phone
l!.S y. l. A; 100 A, "
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

l,ON SALE-NEW HARVEST HOME COO X
i store in good condition can be bought
cheap by applying at 100 Lincoln street.
ily..t'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
Dfile DiSSOnt rucJ i.

The TaII"y Lumber Company
have moved their office from the
Equitable hujIdir4 to Philadelphia
Mr.. TolIry will mo,c hi, family
and office to the city On Wrdurs-
dny.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
l(Ji: SALE.

!. OF SALE-A CIGAR STORE. GOOD 10.
J. cation and doing good business. Ad.
dress t., tn office. j0.3t'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
DOCkstadc~'S Theatre.
A-VI.cF-AN;uAL MEET No.

A-OI.' F-NN.WAL NEFT No.
n security Trust " SAFE Deposit Co.
NtiWIn .ton, Del JHn. y l.D9.
Notice IS her.Hy given that tn" Stuckhuld.
er- Annual Meeting Of this Company for the
election ot ai' ,CrOr- and lne transaction Of
such other 'us,c-a MS may com before the
meeting Will be halii nj tn. ,iiicr Of tho pom.
rany No tiN Market street, an Tuesday, Jan
9l.t, lpJ!, Dctw""h th' hours yt ! and Ipc!pciI
y, III, ia lee Is t'AHkSbE,
jy.lDt IrraIQr r
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

l. or I;ENT-AllSi EVA J. GREEN DEStR
J ing to retir" from III millinery business
offers her store lUD W sth street for rent and
fixtures for sale Apply lOJ W. o,h strooI
IL lmN
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

Stops the Cough -..
and works Oft the Cold.
Laxative Bromo- Quinine Table ts curca
cold in one day. No cure, No Pay. Prioe
25 cents VS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

L'OR EENT-Dr LAWARE FIELD CLUB
II Grauri1, El.mere, bel, containing 7
acres 0. grlund; house will be altered to suit
tenat. Apply to Henry Hoopes Dl9 Market
d!l I'm col
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

Il OR SALfI-300 FINE OVERCOATS FROM
y New Iorx pawnbrok9r, costing from
50 to t35: our price 81 to 81; !OJ pairs custom
III de- trousers, 100 oveicoa,a for boys from
3to IA years old at McAlahan Bros. 6g2 King
street. open atnight. do If
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

Our di scount
sale is selling
our fine suits
and Overcoats.
If you have
waited for the
re d ucti on s
come III now
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
toHN Is. MARli>.
tndertakcr ami Enbal lns..
Coz Silipiey street.

Calls alton !nl pr,aply
! i,hrr ph"r' ~ ~
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" A\'i'Ei).

AZ ANVED-TO RENT A DAIRY FAHM
w Of 80 to Is acres near Wilmington
either on shares or money rent can come
well recommended and havo good family Of
help. Address nrm"r, this Office.
Jll.3t'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

NR. DEHARDT'S PEN NYHOY AL PILLS
~ The only genuine pennyroynl pills; at
druggists Or by mail 81 w. Office ?JD n. N,nth
street, Phila
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

1t cost Jjm>on all OF the ten dollars 10
get ont Of the place. but on the way home
he planned mean revenge
odd You find the purse, dear" his wife
asked, -leepy.
"Ics.' said JimSon
81 knew you would D:l YOU have to tip
the waiter much"
"What waiter:'
"Why, the one in the restaurant"
Mrs Jimson," said Jimmie II found
that purse under seat J3 in the Magnificent
theatvr and was obliged to rouse and
brbe four watchman to get in. Now how
about your logic"
But Mrs, Jlmson only sn-red gently as
an indication tna' she was no longer inter.
ested The next day she gave him grape
and grass salad, and ,)im>on didn't go down
town ior two days.-N. y. Mail and Ey.
press.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

<vUrTERS-W WANTED GIRLS AND WO.
~ men ns cutters on ribbed knit underwear
New knitting Mills, i15 and i07 u. 18th st.
ili.lmo
The National tribune., 1902-12-18
wAsHNaqos O. THURSDAY

Gen. Stanley began the withdrawal of
the Fourth Corps at 8 O'Clock. leaving his
pickets in position, to follow him at mid
night.
He marched to the rear Of the Twen-
Itieth Corps to q line OF ridges and high
ground beyond and to the rear of the
right of the Twentieth Corps. Here he
matted and took position to cover the
Withdrawal of the Twentieh Corps. The
Twentieth Corps drew out from their
works, and marching to the Chatta-
hoochee River took possession of the old
Confederate intreEcfments at the railroad
bridge. These works had been turned and
prepared for defense against an assault
from Atlanta.
Gen Williams also occupied works at
PAGES and Turner's Ferries, thus provid-
ing for the defense of the base of sup
plies and the wagon trains not moving
with the main army. Gen. Garrard
marching westward from his encampment
near Decatur, covered the movements of
the Fourth and Twentieth Corps. He
disinountcd his men. sent his horses to the
rear out of sight, and with thin lire oc-
cupied the works abandoned by the
Fourth and Twentieth Corps After Gen.
Williams was safely away with the Twen-
tieth Corps, Gen. Stanley resumed his
march TO the southwest, crossed Proc
tors Creek, and biyouaeked his corps
some distance in the right rear of the Fif-
teenth Corps near Gen. Davis's COM
mand.
Gen. Ransom drew ont from, his works
with the Sixteenth Corps at the proper
hour in the night and followed the Fourth
Corps to the southwest, and also took
position in the rear of the other corps Of
the Army of the Tennessee
During the retirement of the Sixteenth
The National tribune., 1902-12-18
BATTLE ABOVE THE CLOUDS.
.adies in Singing Contest-Bloodlesi
Affair.

Chattanooga Evening News.)
There has been another battle above the
clouds.
The lines Of Hooker and Walthall made
the palisades of Lookout Mountain rever-
berate and re-echo with the crashing of
musketry end roaring of cannon, and the
adulations Of the crazy poet made Amer
lea sing the praises Of Joe Hooker to the
tune of 1.-THE Battle Above the Clouds
from shore to shore; but that sanguinary
conflict pa,es into insignifieance by the
side of another which recently took place
on the same ground The combatants in
this instance, as in the former, were peo-
pie of the North on one side and those of
the South on the other.
A party of lady tourists returning from
the horse show at Atlanta stopped over
in Chattanooga to witness the sights from
the mountain top. After touring the
mountain the better part of the day they
started to the city on the incline AS
passengers aboard the same car were d
number of Southern ladies, guests of a
well-known teacher in one Of the city
schools
The Northern party occupied one end
Of the car, while the Southern contingent
occupied the other end. The ladies from
the North discussed the battle. the beau
tiful scenery, the Sunny South and kin
dred subjects until, enwran3ed in the
spirit of her surroundings, one of them in
a clear. soprano voice, all innocent Of any
wrong doing, began to hum the well
known battle hymn of the Federal army,
Marching Through Georgia." Gradually
the notes swelled louder. Others of the
party joined in until the anthem filed the
car and reyerberated across the mountain
side.
When the end of the verse was reach
ed. forbearanee had ceased to be a virtue
with the Southern contingent. The schG9i
teacher arose from her seat and taking
her stand in the middle Of the aisle and in
a clear voice that was heard all over the
car, said: This insult can no longer 20
unresenfed. You must teach these people
Of the North that they cannot with i'm
punity insult US in our own country" ;"
With this prelude she began to sing, and
was joined by her entire party, the words
Of the once famous lines about Hanging
Abe Lincoln on sour apple tree" They
sang it through to the end. while the
ladies from the North sat in solemn ard
astonshed silence through the, remainder
of the journey.
When the car reached the bottom of the
incline the Northern ladies' took their de-
parture from the other end of the car.
well go out the front end" exclaimed
the Southern teacher, 'the rear exit is the
proper one for these Yankees, anyhow" !"
And then the war was over.
The National tribune., 1902-12-18
CURES WEAK MEN FREE.
Insures Love And A Eappy Home For Al

How any man may quickly cure himself
after years Of suffering from nervous weak.
ness, lost vitality, varicoceIe, ETC.. and re-
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Knapp Medical Co.. S72 Hull Bldg, Detroit,
Mich, and they will gladly send the free re.
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may easily cure himself at home. This Is
certainly most generous offer, and the fol.
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show what men think of their generosity:
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thanks for yours of recent date l have
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Strength and vigor have completely re-
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The National tribune., 1902-12-18
- AWZH the WESTERN
@6 >4RMI~
latsg5& Swinging Around Atlanta
Swinging Around Atlanta.
By GEN. GREEN B. RAUM.

crs of The NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
'Maj. Sherman: l think l can
be ready tomorrow. Will know definitely
as soon as l can hear from my Commits
sary at Marietta.
u. NJ. SCHOFIELD,
Ma jor- General"
Gen. Sherman was very anxious to be-
gin the movement the next night, being
Wednesday, Aug "a. He sent Gen.
Thomas the following dispatch, hoping
that he would be prepared TO move the
next day:
"Sherman's Headquarters. Aug. %. 1864.
'Maj.-Gen. Thomas: Gen. Fitzpatrick
represents the cornields very extensive
down on Flint River and the country
about Jonesboro, so / think we can safely
depend on forage. Still. think it well
to have corn in bags, and these could fol-
low us, via Sandtown, on the third day.
| would like to begin this movement to-
morrow night.
sW. T. SHERMAN,
"Major-G General, Commanding"
Gen. Thomas was not to be hurried,
The National tribune., 1902-12-18
Home treatment for Cancer.

DIR. d. NJ. Bye's BaImy Oils, for cancer.
is a positive and painless cure Most
cases are treated at home, without the
service Of physician. Send for book
telling what wonderful things are being
done by simply amounting with oils. The
combination is secret; gives instant re-
lief from pain, destroys the cancer mi
crobes and restores the patient to health.
Thousands of cancers, tumors, eatarrh,
ulcers. piles and malignant diseases cured
in the last eight years. II not afflicted,
cut this out and send it to some suffering
one. Address DIR. d. NJ. Bye Co., Drawer
sos, Indianapolis, Ind.
The National tribune., 1902-12-18
"rhe Butter Center Of the world"

Negotiations have been completed which
it is claimed viii make Aurora, ILL.,. the
butter ceater Of the world. Obadiah
Sands, w1o was the head Of the Elein
Creamery Company, and was called the
king of the Butter Business. operated
100 creameries scattered throught the best
dairy sections of Illinois, Wisconsin and
Iowa. Last August his company failed,
involving some 10000 farmers in consid.
erable loss. His entire holdings have been
absorbed by the Fox River Butter Com
pany, with headquarters at Aurora.
The National tribune., 1902-12-18

sed promise. This new discovery restores oil
men who suffer with any form Of weakness,
loss Of strength, and memory, weak back. or
varicocele. It gives the warmth, strength,
and development just where It Is needed. and
cures at once all the Ills and troubles that
come Of years Of suffering. for 1t has been an
absolute success n az cases A simple e.
bring you one Of these free trial packages,
In q plain wrapper, without any marks to
Identity Its contents or where 1t comes from.
The Institute has had so many Inquiries from
men who sre unable to leave home or their
business to be treated, that II has perfected
this splendid home treatment and sends il in
free trial packages to all parts Of the world
to show just how easy and simple II Is to be
cured at home Of any weakness when This
marvellous new discovery is employed. The
Institute makes no restrictions, and any man
who writes VIII receive by mall free trial
Of this wonderful ramedy absolutely free.
Those who write need have no fear of any
publicity, Ias the State Medical Institute il
an old estabIisheA Instifution. Incorporated
by the State for 50 years.
The National tribune., 1902-12-18
Christmas GIFT Question solved

Present books or subscriptions to friends
or relatives: that will make them happy
Win big prize for yourself: that will
make you happy. See National Tribune
offer in this paper.
The National tribune., 1902-12-18
Emigration from Europe. 1sss-1so1

The following table gives the emigra-
tion from various European countries in
the years .18SS-1S94. For Austro- Hungary
the last entry refers to the year 1899, for
Holland and Spain the last entry refers
to 1900. and for all other countries the
last entry refers to 1901:
The National tribune., 1902-12-18

According to the following table, which
gives the tonnage of vessels arriving and
leaving each port, Chicago ranks fourth
in the list. The tonnage Of the ports Of
London, New York and Hamburg alone
exceed that of Chicago:
The National tribune., 1902-12-18
New Life to
Weak Men.
Old Men Made Young Agai1r- Weak
Men Find O1d-Time Strength
and Power Of Youth.
TRIAL PACKAGE MAILED FREE.

To the men who have tried every known
remedy to revive their waning power or fail
ing manhood and have given up in despair,
the following message comes as q most bies-
The National tribune., 1902-12-18
Christmas GIFT question solved.

Present books or subscriptions to friends
or relatives; that will make them happy.
Win big prize for yourself; that will
make you happy. See National Tribune
foffer in this paper.