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The daily Republican., 1902-12-05

Wright Davidson Co., Eighth and Market sts
Wyatt Co., Cos Market street
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
W. E. Frank, 500 King street
Elemer E. Grason, 9th and Lombard streets
J, R. E. Montgomery, 1lth and Tatnall streets
J.W Ewing, Al Madison street
Louis Jones, 1910 French street
K. F. Connell, 4th and Lombard streets
D. W. Lynch Co., 4th and Madison streets
d. W. Lynch g. Co., Cor. Sh and King streets
Il, NJ. Wier, 420 King street. Corner 9th street
Geo. Turner N. E. Cor. Sd and Madison streets
7. II. Green, 1921 Claymont street
!hos stlger, Taylor and Bennett streets
Jos. q. Holly S, f. Cor. Taylor and P0plar streets
John W. Setser 1902 Market street '''
VIM. Jennings, Chestnut and Jackson strccts
Philadelphia Grocery, 500 King street, George r.
Miller Manager. 10
W. Rothouse, Cor Sth and Monroe streets
r. R. Walls & Co., Sl6 King street
II. II. Grifenburg s. W. Cor A and Heald ste
X. A. Rex, Cedar and Brown streets
Mrs, o Hara 6l2 W. Second street
J. N. House. 1400 French street
7. W. Gentry, 18th and 1atnall streets
Lewis l.. Bakor, 2ll Maryland Avenue
Martha Reed. 2nd and Rodman streets
Samuel Gamble, 23d and Tana streets
Mrs Otley, 10th and Bennett streets
$. A. Richards, s09 King streets
D. +. Ieary, 400 Madison street
NJ. Connell, Fifth aud Spruce streets
The daily Republican., 1902-12-05
CHEAPER ALCOHOL.
CisInied That 1t Would be of Great As
sistance to Manufacturers.

Cis'fned That 1t Would be of Great As
sistance to Manufacturers.
Representative Joy hasinlroduced
bill 10 the House Of Represe uta-
tlves at Washington to levy q tax Of
seventy cents Il gallon on distilled
spirits, as against the present rate
Of sl.l0. The principa arguments
in favor OF the reduction are as fol.
lows:
1st.-Under that rate of tax manv
important industries would BE- en-.
abled to secure a necessary raw ma
terial at price which would greatly
cheaper the cost Of their products,
and thus largely Increase their sale.
2nd.-The reduction of the tax
would tend TO place our manufac.
lures more nearly on an equality
with those of their commercial rivals
IN foreign countries for the export
trade of the world
3rd.-The Government would lose
70 revenue through the adoption of
7Ocent tax rate, as the increased
consumption t6t H Hahtfa cturtng pur.
poses, aud the elimination of the
Illicit d'.tillers, who would fad it un-
prolllable 70 do business under a low
tax late, would give even larger
revenues than under the present
high tax,
4th. The reduced tax rate would
not atfectithc retail price at which
liquors are sold. and would not,
therefore. lead to an increased con-
sumption Of splri!s az beverage,
but would operate to preYent, BY |
making 1t dnproftable, the sale OF
harmful adulteratsd liquors.
oth.-The largely increased use Of
alcohol for manufacturing purposes
atc.. which would assuredly follow
the reduction Ut the tax To 10 cents.
would benefit the farmers by Great. !
ng an increased market for their
products
l
The daily Republican., 1902-12-05
Dear Old I[rjsS,

am little boy only l5 months
old and | want you to bring me some
thing nice. l want chair, doll
baby, tree with lots of pretty things
on it, a pair Of leggins, a cap, new
shoes, horse and wagon and every
thing that is nice for. baby boy.
Good by Dear Kriss from your little
trIeud. Clinton Townsend
226 French street,
The daily Republican., 1902-12-05
HOly'S Thiso

we offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for anv
Catarrh Cure. -"'' .
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
I, We the Undersigned, have known +. j. Cheney
iof me last fifteen years and believe him per
itctiy honorable i'll all business transactions and
inanchlyab!c to carry out any obligations made
by their Irm. 'NU
", NEST n TRyAK Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. 0.
"ALplSG, kINNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale Drug.
-sislS, Toledo, 0.
!, Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting
ulrectIE upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
tie system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75r
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists,
Halls Family Fills arc the best.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-05

hat, coat, and Dear Kriss don't for.
get to trim our tree. Please bring
my twin brother something nice.
Your little friend.
Loetta A Biokson,
Odessa. Del.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-05
DIRECTORY
Of Leading Enterprising Merchants Who
Give Trading Stamps.

VI Leading Enterprising Merchants Who
Give Trading Stamps.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Crosby 4 HILL 605 COZ, 6O9 Market street.
motifs Levy, Al Market street.
Daniel McCusker, PIG West Second street.
FRANK Conner, Sl5 West Second street
M. Monaghan, s. W. Cor. 4th and Madison streets
= G. Strauss, 700 East Seventh street.
y, y. Janvier, 60S King street,
=. Feaster, Gl7 East Seventh street.
Mrs J. +. keongh, Cor. I'd and Harrison Streets
w. II. Stler, 8l3 Lancaster avenue,
X. Roth, 200 Market street
BAKERIES.
Mrs Rehfuss, Pip Market street
BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRING
NJ. Ross, 1923 West Second street
y. Z. Taylor, GA Madison street
n. Cor0lillor, Sd and Harrison streets
Louis Chella, N. W. Cor. Chestnut and jackson
streets.
CARPETL AND DRAPERIES.
NJ. Megary Son, s. f. Cor 9Th and Tatnall sts.
CLOLHING.
Wright Davidson, Sth and Market streets.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-05
Dear Old Kriss,

Dear Old Kriss,
l am little boy seven years old.
MY name is Claude Brooks, have a
little sister named Alice. She is two
years old.
Please bring me an air rife, and
book, and bring sister doll, a slate,
and q broom. Please bring US both
soma candy and oranges. Good bye
Claude Brooks
Newark, Del.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-05

Come to Millers No. l stall In the
City Market and be surprised in the
price Of good beef, etc.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-05
TOCURE A COLD ONEnay

- o'A'D Nv cNiI D3Af
lake Laxative Bro mo Qunine Tab
lets. All druggists refund tho money
II 1T fails to cure. E. w. Groves
signature is on each box. 25c.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-05
Dear Old KrisS.

Dear Old Kriss,
Please bring me a big doll. set
dishes. and piano, and plenty Of
candies and nuts. q nav dress.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-05
Dear old Santa Ciaus-

Dear Old Santa C1aus-
I would like
youfo bring me a sled, a macintosh
a pair OF gum boots, a box of candy
and some oranges, apples and nuts.
I am % years old.
Your friend, Paul Rash,
233 Poplar street.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-05
Dear Santa Claus

Please bring me
big double decker sled and story
book and big box of blocks and a
big automobile with little rubber
tires on it and air rife and a big
patrol wagon and some games and
a cornet and a big phonograph and
a big locomotive and pair OF ice
skates and top and round foot
ball and a drum and sword and
some nuts and candy and oranges
and that is all Good bye.
From Ross V. Pyle, Jr.,
ITO West 30th street.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-05

E. skcllenger. Seventh and Tatnall streets
y =. stewart, 9Th and KirkwOod Streets
John Boyle, 500 Madison street
Hand q Co., 7th and Pine streets
Lyncii BROS, Lancaster ave. and Adams street
T. u Frlsmuth, N. E. Cor. 18th and West streeta
iare Dare Bros s. Z. Cor. 4th and Walnut Streets
w. y. Vince, N. E. Cor. 10th and Monroe Streats
a. J. Hlchardsen 18th and French streets
Mm, winner Maple and Jackson streets
feter Winters, 1907 Beach street
g N. Wobrovski, II Stroud street
r. thompson New Castle ave. and streer
n hobbs, 9th avenne and Anchorage streets
N. hnodes, 9Th and Spruce streets
a, Golllnbuske Thirteenth and Forrest streots
" T. Frank, Tenth and Spruce streets
W. Il, FRANK, Second and Van Buren streets
HARNESS AND sADDLERY.
FRANK S. Dure, 407 shipley street
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
Reese 4 Bro, 412 King street
II. H. Reed ID +. Second street
Bader Bros, 22l King street
HATS AND CAPS.
Thomas Finn, 307 Market street
", !! Mcarns 7l3 Market street
y " Rumford, 404 Market street
Wright Davidson Co. s. E. Corner stb and
Market streets
JEWELRY,
Millard r. Davis, f. Second street
Joseph Kern, 7O7 Market street
VIM. G. r, Wright, 900 King street
The daily Republican., 1902-12-05
Dear Santa

Wilmington, Del ,
Dec. 1, 1902.
Dear Santa
Pleass bring me q
drum, q gun, a sword, a box of
blocks, an engine, hose cart, an
express wagon and pair of gum
boots. Bring me some candy, ap-
pies, oranges and nuts. l guess this
Is all. These are for little bov
seven years old. I remain your lit
tie friend, D. Earl Fa KIN,
406 E. Fifth street.
Don't forget a doll.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-05

Advertise in the REPUBLICAN
The daily Republican., 1902-12-05

LAUNDRY.
Diamond State Laundry, Sll1a shipley street,
LAMPS AND LAMP GOODS,
H. Z. Reed. Is East Second street.
MERCHANT TAILOR.
Wright & Davidson Co., Sth and Market streets
MEAT MARKET,
A. Carey, Second Street Market House.
JOS e. Mearns Gpin Avenue and Lincoln streets
John Walsnith. stalls 49, q, Second Street Mar.
ket House.
Fred Piepinbring. sos Madison street
G. A. Cook, A and Heald streets
A. Golumbuske Thirteenth and Forrest streets
Robert A. Rex, Cedar and Brown streets
MILLINERY
Crosby Hill Co.'S COZ and 600 Market street
X. II. Scott 3l4 Market street
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Crosby and Hill, COS, COZ and 600 Market street
9. A. Kenny, 720 Poplar street
NJ j. DAVIS N. L. Cor. 9TH and Lombard streets
MISS Maggie German, 1l0 S. Jackson street
Mrs, Z. c. Collins 10th and Spruce streets
5. A. Card, 3l9 Heald street
Z. NJ Ames 200 Madison street
ANNE Whelen, l4th and King streets
MISS V. Flood, 1905 Y. Second street
L. II. Walker, Conrad and Harrison streets
NJ. J. Dougherty, 232 King street
j. EuSter, 4l9 Madison street
+. Schilling, 9th and Madison streets
). II. BARTLETT N. +. Cor 10th and Poplar streets
H. H. scott, 3l4 Market street
The daily Republican., 1902-12-05

Mrs. John Gasser Seventh and Church streets
;. +. McCracken, Ninth and Kirkwood streets
DAILY NEWSPAPER
The Morning News
OPTICIAN.
Millard F. Davis 8 +. Second street
PAPERS, CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
John $. Geisendorfer 2lO5 Market street
John Gasser Seventh and Church streets
PICTURES, PICTURE FRAMES
MOULDINGS, ARTISTS SUPPLIES.
w. r. Fryer, 1ol f. Third street
STOVES AND RANGES.
Reese Bro, 412 King street
TOYS, DOLLS, VARIETIES.
Bader Bros, 221 King street
TRUNKS AND TRAVELLING BAGS.
Frank s. Dure, 4O7 shpley street
VARIETY STORE.
Bader Bros, 221 King street
WINES AND LIQUORS.
D. W. Lynch Co., 4th and Madison streets
NEW CASTLE, DEL.
Dry Goods and Gents Furnishings.
Mrs, Rose McCallen
s. kurnish.
NEWARK, DEL.
"ehsrai store' T. NJ Sherwood.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-05
Letters to Old Kriss,

Wilmington, Del
Dec. 1, 1902.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-05

Hundreds, we might almost say thousands
without cost to you if you will collect GREEN
holiday and everyday goods, we make the foil
coupon like this: "0'
Which will be given you under the followin
Purchase must amount to fifty cents or over
omer But, if you make purchase of anv numb
to a coupon from each merchant
The evening Republican., 1902-08-14
Noted Isdiell Specialist
Speaks for the Benefit Of
Dot Weather Sufferers.
He Maintains That
EPAINE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
LA Banisher Of Disease and q
Restorer Of Health.

Al noted medical [specialist-a
physician possessing ample wealth.
ever ready to acknowledge worth
and merit. speaks of Paine's Celery
compound, as follows
In summer time, when strength
fails, when that tired, listless feel
F1ng is experienced from lday to day,
when the digestive organs are not
doing their work properly, when
sc0nstipation is poisoning the blood,
when disease with iron hand takes
possession of the body, Paine's
Celery Compound will be found a
marvellous banisher of disease and
q true health restorer."
This strong statement should in
f1nence all weak, rundown, and
half sick men and women during
the hot August weather. This
remarkable indorsation of Paine's
Celery Compound bv an acknow-
lodged specialist should at once con-
vince the suffering and diseased
that DR.. Phelps great medical dis
covery Is what they need to restore
perfect health. The thousands of
/ lives fast wearing away can be saw
ed and made happy and useful to
families and friends. May heaven
speedily convince the doubling and
Respondent, and direct them to that
unfailing life giver -Palne's Celery
COMPOUND.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-14
CASES IN
CITY COURT

In the City Court this morning,
Charles Lanthelcr aud Emma Archer,
colorcd pleaded guilty to being drunk
and were fined ST. and costs each.
William Woods. was charged with
the larceny of two dozen cinnamon
buns.
Agent Frank Stout said he had a
home for the boy in the country il the
case was held up Judge Townsend
dismissed Woods, but warned him to
do better or he would be brought back
on the same charge.
Howard Gross, colored, was held in
$500 bail on charge of assault with
intent to kill Solomon Wright, color
ed.
The charge against him Of carry
ing concealed deadly weapons was
dropped. The case was the outcome
OF fight at lib TatnaIl street on
Saturday night last.
Wright testified that Cross threw
q fiat iron through the window and
Struck him on the head
The case against Thomas Roberts
charged with disordery conduct was
held over until next Monday morn.
ing.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-14
No. 60 Broadway, New York.

The men later got iu-a fuss and
one Of them went 10 the police station
and told the police that the girl was
not Benefits wife and that she was
under age. Mr.. McVey said he went
to Philadelphia to see Mrs. Taylor
who tod him that she was innocent
Of the charge. He told Mrs. Tay Tor
that II she could prove that the man
represented himself as the girls bus.
band nothing can b. done with you.
He told her that she would have to
get couohel and she gave him $25
for expenses. He suggested she get
Judge Townsend as counsel and then
explained his visit to Judge Towns.
ends Office and bis dealings with Mrs.
Henry and her son Jackson Henry.
He SAID he did not at any time agree
with Dolly Taylor to spirit the girl
out OF the state to keep her from
testifying. After all the testimony
was in, Deputy Attorney General
Richards requested that the defend.
ant be held for court. Judge Ball
asked that McVey be dismissed. Mr..
Richards explained that the law lie
OH conspiracy-and said that the case
was an unlawful act done In q law.
ful way.
Magistrate Hollis held McVcy in
$500 bail for the upper court.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-14

With illc Police,

The annual report of the Chief Of
Police has just been issued.
During the year the department
expended 49,, O36.75 of its appropri.
ations of So, 200, leaving Il balance
of $103.25. The department collect.
ed these amounts Fines and costs,
N,340.69, dog tax, s., 36l received
for meals of prisoners, $4O.6O sale
of pawnbroker's goods. 500 sale of
unclaimed goods, $22.74; total, So
785.23. The value Of property own
ed by the commission is $i2, 200.
There were S37 complaints attend
ed TO; l4S5 electric lamps reported
out 269 gas lamps; 100 complaints
referred to the street and sewer de-
paremeht; 60 to water department,
aud l40 to the board of health.
There were 3.42S arrests during
the year for various causes. Or the
prisoners, 50 were less than 10 years
old 532 between 10 and 20; l,096
between 20 and 80; Ssl between 30
and 40; 306 between so and go; SO
be- ween go and 10; and y over 10.
Property repor ted stolen during
the year amounted TO S., 80 81. ana
that recovered to $3.50 IS. There
we're 9S3 arrests for dIunkenneSS;
3794 dodgers accommodated and 57S
! warrants served. The patrol made
2,lla runs and carried 2,502 people.
Fifteen additional patrolmcn are
recommended as there has been no To-
crease since 1897. 1t is also snsges.
ted that one patrol wagon be located
In The western part 0! the CITY, 50 as
to make better time. 1t is also rec
commended that one sergeant be made
a detective sergeant and q sufficient
number of men detailed ter u deLec-
tive.
Superintendent J. w. Aydon Of the
police and fire telegraph system. rec
commended that all wires he placed
under ground. and shows the effect
OF The recent storm on over head
wires.
He also recommends that the SEN
sitiyc apparatus OF the system be re-
moved from the battery room ana
placed In better quarters.
Mr.. Aydon also recommends that a
horse and light wagon be scrureh for
the use Of The electrical CepA t
ment.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-14
Mob Attacks Mine.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Aug. ia
riot broke out around the Warnke
Washery at Duryea this morning.
Shots were exchanged between dep
uties and strikers. At II o'clock
the fighting was still in progress
and citizens of the town fear a seri-
Gus climax of the trouble. For near
ly a week Fred Warnke has been
calling on the Sheriff for protection
SO that the plant might be operated
by thirty non-union men who are
ready to work. Last evening two
deputy Sheriffs reported for duty
and they were reinforced by num-
Der of coal and iron policemen. To
add to the defences of the place a
force Of men was SET at work last
night to erect a new barb wire
fence to take the place Of a wooden
fence demolished by the strikers
several days ago.
By daylight the horde of foreign
ers in and about Duryea learned of
the new fence and of the fact that
the intrepid operator was going to
resume work again. Five hundred
mon. mostly Italians, we're about
the place by 6 o'clock. The police
and deputies were patrolling the
inside of the new fertilization. They
carried rifles and looked ready for
business.
Until 8 O'Clock the crowd which
had stea Oily increased, confined its
aggressive tactics to jeers and
threats. When it DO ;ame plain to
the strikers, however, that the
place was in full operation, they
began to throw stones.
A rush for the Lew fence follow
cd and on two sides of the washery
1t was torn away.
The crowd pressed closer and the
guards fired a couple of warning
shots. These had no effect beyond
bringing reply from the revolvers
OF some of the rioters. The guards
have reiterated inside the building,
which is being attacked. The towns
folk are half crazed with excite-
ment.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-14
Pen sionS Secured

Col. John Wainwright, pension
attorney, No. 3 West Seventh street
has secured the following pensions;
Holtin Yarnall, band LIST Del. Vols
IS a month from Feb. ~, 1902, re-
sides in Wilmington.
Lewis II. Lindecamp, of Cochran
vile, Pa, Co. B, 1876, Pa.@Vols., IS
a month, from July 2, 1851.
William II. !Wclfe, st. Georges,
Del, Go. L, 4th Del. Inf $40 q
month from March S, 1902
Smith Lawrence. West Chester.
Pa, Co. Il. lis. Pa. Vols. s dollars
a month, from March. 10, 1902.
Hannah J. Wilson wife OF James
Wilson, Co. #. l7S. Pa, Vols. OF
Landenburg s dollars month from
Jan. 10, 1902.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-14
WOrknanS Head Crushed

Another fatality was added tn is
morning TO list that marks the prog
ress Of Philadelphia uew filtration
Aystem. The victim to day W as
Charles Cleary, skilled workm n
at the noltnesburg conduit, "A
heavy steel bar fell about seventy
five feet, aud striking him on the
head, crushing his skull SO learluliy
that death was instantaneous.
After a cursory view by the Coron.
ers deputy the body was remove d
to the Morgue, where it awaits a
Glaimant.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-14
Very Confident.

A prominent Republican offered
to bet this morning $50 that the Reg
ular Republican convention would
endorse Congressman Ball for a
second term, also $50 that the Union
Republican Convention would on
dorse him and $50 that he would be
elected. He feels just $3.50 that the
Doctor would succeed himself at
Washington for two more years.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-14

John Millman the man who shot
Charles Bennett Of New Castle, while
the latter was fishing in the Della.
ware River opposite Edge Moor was
arrested this morning. The arrest
was made by Captain Evans and OF.
ficr Palmer who found Millman in
Cherry Island Marsh. lie was
brought to this city.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-14
In rlemoriam.

in memory of Edgar T. Ector,
who departed this life August u,
1900.
Borne from the friends that loved
him,
Out Of this world of care;
Free from the pains that bound
him,
To be happy forever there.
Edgar, dear Edgar" we miss thee
But It's sin to wish thee back
With hope we live to join thee,
Praying God for faith we lack.
Past his suffering, past his pain,
Cease to weep for tears are vain,
Calm the tumult Of thy breast
For he who suffered is at rest. =
BERTIE.
One who loved him and misses
him.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-14
Cots,

A new electric plant has bcen in.
stalled IN the home of Joseph Keen,
Jr., near Bellevue.
John G. Gray has been elected a
member OF the Dem0crtlc county com.
DitIee to succeed Peter J. Ford. whu
declined to serve longer en- account
OF The press Of business.
Coroner Frick has given ccrtih-
cate VI death from cholera infanLum
In the case Of Lillian IIoIgers, color.
ed, aged four months daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hodgers Of No.
2O3 Searles street, "nich occurred on
on Monday.
On the grounds OF the Wilmington
Country Club Willie Thompson Of the
Hunting Valley Country Club h as de-.
Teated jamie Campbell OF the WI.
mington Country Club for purse Of
800 at golf
The evening Republican., 1902-08-14
steel And Iron Prices Advanced

London, August l3.-The Scotch
MaIleaole Iron Workers advanced
prices last night $l.2O per ton; the
steel makers advanced prices 60 cents
per ten and The sheet workers made
an advance of Sl.20 per ton. These
advance have caused an increased in
the price raw material
The evening Republican., 1902-08-14
THE WEATHER.

In the Middle States and New Eng
land to day fair to partly cloudy
weather will prevail. warmer tempera-
ture with fresh and gentle westerly
winds.
On Friday, partly cloudy weather
will prevail with warmer tempera-
ture, and westerly winds.
The thermometer at W. c. Taylor
drug store 3O2 King street today reg.
iStered as follows:
7o'clock 10 O'Clock lo'clock
81 70 IS
The evening Republican., 1902-08-14
Bismarck's Physician Now Professor


BERLIN, Aug. IA. - DR.. Schwenin-
ger, who treated Prince Bismarck to
reduce that statesmans flesh, has
been appointed professor Of the hsto-
~ of medicine at Berlin university.
Prince Bismarck was so grateful that
he tried to have DR.. Schweninger ap-
pointed nearly twenty years ago, but
university circles raised protest. Dr.
Schweninger was Bismarck's physi-
clan up to the princes death, living at
Friedrichsruhe. Medical professors Of
a number Of universities are circulat-
ing a protest to the government against
the appointment, asserting that Dr.
Schweninger has never written or
taught on the subject Of medical his
tOry
The evening Republican., 1902-08-14
Horse Runaway

A horse attached to a milk
wagon belonging 10 William Stat
ford run away from Eden Park
Avenue and b street at noon aud
was caug ut at Head and A streets
by Thomas Merriman. No damage
was done.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-14
Madrid Anarchists Arrested.

PARIS, Aug. IA dispatch to a
news agency from San Sebastian,
Spain, says that several anarchists Of
Madrid have been arrested on the
charge of Matching plot to assassi-
nate M. Delcasse, the French minister
of foreign affairs, during his recent
stay at Folk on the French side Of the
pvrepapS
The evening Republican., 1902-08-14
Delaware River Navigation
Company.
Resumption Of Service
BETWEEN i
Wilmington and
Philadelphia,
COMMENCING
Sunday,
August 18th.
TIME TABLE.

Leave King Street Wharf 7.3O a.
m. and 2 p. m. daily.
Leave Chestnut Street Wharf
Phila', IL a. m. and 4.45 p. m.,
daily.
Sundays, King Street Wharf
H45 IA. m. / and 7 p. m.
Chestnut Street, Phil u. 1890 a.
H., 4 and $50 p. m.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-14
Fins Truck

David McCarns near Mermaid,
who 10 trucking for his father, has
the finest truck patch for mil cs
around. He stands IN the King
street Market and keeps the best
yegsta bles TO be found.