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The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
CIoward's Passion PLAY.

Cloward's Passion Play will
again occupy Pyle Cycle Academy
at Tenth and Orange streets, TO-
night and will continue for the bal.
ance of the week. So MANY re.
requests have been received for
matinees that Manager Coward
has decided TO have u matinee on
Friday afternoon at o'clock for
the parochial school children aud
their teachers. The orphan chill
dren will be invited TO this matt.
nee. On Saturday afternoon at 3
o'clock there will be a general
matinee for the public school chill
dren and their parents. Judging
from the openlng night there Is no
question but that these matirces
will be necessary TO relieve crowds
that will attend at night, The
low admission OF 10 cents lor every
has induced parents to bring their
entire families aud a great portion
of the crowd on the opening uight
were children. The illustrated
songs are used at each exhibition
and are sung by Prof. Coward,
who also gives the dramatic de.
scrlption OF the Passion Play.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
WatOr Board Meeting .

At the Water Board meeting
yesterday afternoon the franchise
of the Brandywiue Railway Com
pany, now pending before the
Street and Sewer Department, was
discussed. The members were of
the opinion that it would be we'll
to ask City Solicitor Reinhardt to
have a clause inserted providing
for Il double trolley to prevent
damage to water mains by reason
Of electrolysis.
Chief Engineer Bond was in
structed to extend an S-inch main
along the western side of the
boulevard, as far as it was deem
ed necessary. He also was in
structed to advertise f.r bids for
supplying coal.
Secretary Grohe reported that
the buildings of the Hilles d
Jones Company, on East Ninth
street, had been demolished, and
the board reduced the water rent
from one year to period of three
months. Other routine business
was transacted and the weekly
pay roll of $9S9.79 was
allowed. Bills to the amount Of
$l,GlO.27 were approved and
o. o-dered paid.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

be of the seminary this year. He
has secured the Endorsements of the
faculty, said DR. Sutherland. Dr..
Little welcomed him in an address of
much feeling, admonishing him to
preach only the Gospel. Rev. w. S.
Hammond requested to the left with
out an appointments this year, saying
he would be willing to help at any
place. -
The committee on education re.
! portedAthat it wasgratifying to knew
of ths good work being done at Wes-
tern Maryland College under Chris
tian auspices; that the college endow-
ment fund amounted tc S.. 900; that
the college will give an amount to
the endowment fund equal to the
amount raised by Sunday.schools;
that the loan of Or. A D. Melvin to
the college as endowment secretary
can be regarded only as an advanced
step in the progress of the institution
that the theological seminary shows
u healthy state of affairs. seven State
being represented by its students;
that the free scholarship fund has
been increased ". 500; that the de-
liciency for the year is Sll6.62, much
less than last year.
The report recommended that II.
L. Ederdice and B. L. Benson be as.
signed to the faculty, that $1,000 be
assessed on the district for the semi
nary, and that the churches observe
a day of prayer that more young men
be called to the ministry.
j. ID. Edmonson was continued as
supernumerary. The report of the
Bible and Tract Society stated that
S40395 had been raised for the Bible
society and S332.47 for the tract So
ciety.
The conference steward reported
an increase Of all the conference col
lections this year of $1,000. The
educational steward reported the
amount OF assessments for the semi
nary to be $1,000: amount paid for
seminary, Sl,GS7.3S; assessment for
ministerial education, $6l7. 75:ameunt
paid for ministerial education, S5O4. o.
The faculty made it's final report re-
commencing that Harry II. Price be
licensed to administer the ordinances
and that graduates of Westminster
Theological Seminary shall not be ex.
amined by the faculty in amy of the
studies of the course, but such stu
dents Shall present each year a thesis
on theological subjects to be appoint
ed by the examiners in systematic
theology.
The foreign missionary steward re-
ported the total amount collected for
foreign missions to be 81, ,737.37, an
increase of S672. 50 over last year. A
resolution was passed requesting the
board Of home missions to continue
the appropriation of $3.50 to theNorth
Carolina Avenue church, and that
Mrs. }. N. Warfield be requested to
continue to act as treasurer.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
PASTORS FOR
NEW CHARGES.

Centreville, Nd. April S.--Poco-
moke City will entertain the next
session Of the Maryland Methodist
Protestant Conference now in session
here. This was settled upon this
morning when the invitation from
the pleasant little town in Worcester
EQUITY which entertained the confer.
encc some years ago was unanimous!y y
accepted. The conference, after a
hard days work, adjourned at 10
o'clock last night.
President Little before announcing
appointments said he had used his
best judgement in the matter and had
worked and prayed hard about 1t. i
10 not expect TO be above criticism, -
he said, "but | want my brethren to
believe | have done my best. "
/ Centreville, b. W. Kindley; Chesa-
Peake, J. L. Elderdice; Chestertown,
D. l.. Green field; Chincoteague, H. @.
keene: Christ Church, G. L. Daugh-
trty; Clayton, II. l.. Schlinks; Con.
eord, A. II. Green; Conquest, J. NJ.
fiugling; Cristield w. 5. Phllsps;
crumpton, +. B. Taylor;< Delmar.
i. A.. Bennett; Denton. 3. r. Truitt;
Dover and LeipsIc, II. II. Price; Fen
Ion, j. +. Wooden; Einksburg, J. Il.
Nicholson: Georgetown, Del, J. Il.
BRYAN: Georgetown Circuit to be
supplied; Greenwood, G. NJ. Cullum;
6eatord, j.. W. Baiderston; Whining
Ion. G. X. Wolfe and }. l.. Nichols.
I Rev. W. ". White, who has been
stationed at Deer Creek, caused con.
siderable surprise bv arising while
n debate was in progress in the
morning aud asking that the church
give him his credentials 80 that he
could withdraw from the conference
The chair stated that there was
rolhing against Mr.. Whites record
and that he could withdraw at
wish. None OF the ministers know
cause Tor his acLon. President
Little said later IN the day that he
sad not seen Mr.. White siuce the
Eay conference metand he was sure
BIS action was not prompted by
disappointment about his assign.
llcnt Tor next year. Mr.. White in
,ormed a ccrresp q lentio: this paper
ihat he would take all appoint
pent in the Methodist Episcopal
Church at oLce.
The chairman OF the committee
On missions reported that Metho-
dist Protestant Church had ia
Japan 900 members, 3 Sunday
schools, 1000 scholars, a conference
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
Pioneers Elect Officers,

The semi-aunua! election of the {
Benevolent Pioneer Literary Asso-
ciation was held last night. The
following officers were elected:
President, John a. Jordan; vice.
president. William #. Don ahoe;
recording secretary, f. J. Green;
tiuancial secretary, Joseph Fl. Reb-
man; treasurer. William II. Kane;
librarian, Edgar S. Moore; assist
ants, James Meauey, William Mo-
nj i'h; board of directors. William
Monish, J. J. Corrlsan, Charles A.
August; board Of invectig alton, j.
j. Corrigan, L. Monaghan. The
regular weekly dances Of the asso.
citation will be continued in Eden
Hall, commencing Tuesday even
inT, April Is.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
viii Tender Resignation

Edward Sewer, a clerk ia The
office Of G. P. Macarthur, assistant
engineer Of the Maryland division
OF the p, W. g. B. railroad, will
tender his resignation in a few
days.
Mr.. Sewer has proved a trust
worthy and valuable employe in
the capacity in which he has
served. and his fellow workmen
and officials at the French street
station are sorry TO hear that he is
10 leave. 1t is understood that he
will accept position with the b.
g. O. railroad and will be located
in Ba ltlmore.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
The Markets.

Eggs were selling from II to &c.
outtor, 2jc to 3Oc pound; pork 10 to 80. a
lb;"ranges, 20 cents to 4Oc dozen; mutton
Sc to lac pound; po atoej. SlOO ! bu ,hel
cabbage DC toto C head chickens, 45c to 70
each; bcef from &c to 2jc pound; veal Sc
10 Is cent, do; calfs liver % cents; pine
apples l0c each; turkeys Is to 90 cents q
pound;apples band Is cents II Il of u peck,
sweet potatoes lUc n quarter OF peck
guineas 30 to 40 cents each; ducks 90 TO Is
cen each tomatoes, Ii cents u pint,
lettuce, &c TO SO head cucumbers to
l!c each. egg plants ~ and i5c. each,
mushrooms 4Oc. IL h.. new potatoes go u
quarter peck. straw berries 2Oc and SOC. a
1ualt, . as 0c quarter peck, . iishos &c. q
bunch, sri e beans zoe. quarter peck
peas 2O;. do, squashes s :c 1Oc each, clans
Il U hundred. beets Sc q bunch.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
KYRLE BELLEW.

In the Kyrle Belew play, "a
Gentlemen of France" our people
will also have an opportunity Of
seeing the charming Eleanor Rob
sou, of whom it is freely predicted
that she is the coming great Ameri-
can actress. Miss Robson assumes
the role Of Mile. de la Wire, the
heroine OF the play, who is in evil
dence quite as frequently and nearly
as strenuously as CASTOR de Mar
sac himself. He comes to the Opera
House on April 2lst.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
TIE HEART OF MARYLAND,

1t seems to have TO pass in the
present period that the managerial
list of attractions for each concur.
rent season cannot complete with.
cut including 10 it David Belasco S
play. "The Heart of Maryland. -
So it is that it Will be the dranlat-
ic offering at the Opera House Oh
April 25th. A numerous and de-
lighted audience will no doubt wit
ness its performance and en- Joy the
repetition Of It's startling eveuts, its
love sceues and military accompan.
iments. =
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
ONE GENE.
HOUNTY TAXPAYERS TAKMl

~ NOTICE - The following
resolution was adopted by the
Levy Court of New Castle county,
March 18th, 1902:
Whereas, There appears "a
the books Of the receiveY, Of tQxez
q large amount of county u poor
taxes outstanding for the years
1899, 1900, 1901, and
"Whereas, As the Levy Co,lrs1
OF New Castle comfy needs tho
money, said taxes for current ex-
penses, therefore be it
"Resolved, That the said re-
ceiver of taxes be instructed and
directed to proceed to sell all
properties on which delinquent
tax remains unpaid after April
18th, 1902" sa
All persons owing tax for years \
included in the above resolution
must pay the same on n before
April 18th, 1902, or the proper
ties will be advertised for sale.
The additional costs of the sale
must be paid after that date.
HORACE G. RETTEW,
m2O-24t Receiver of Taxes. y
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
Dams Threaten To Give Way
mIg M " I

Laurel, Del, April S.-The
storm which began twelve hours
ago has caused much damage.
The millponds are so swollen that
the dams in many places are
threatening to give away. The
ponds are arranged one above an
other, and should one break above
all the rest are sure to follow.
Twilley's pond, at this place, is
the end of the drain, and the dam
is now under an awful strain,
although the flood gates are all
up. The water is rushing through
in mighty torrent, and should
the dam break large loss of
property will be the result.
Farmers cannot till the ground
in the lower section, as in many
cases it is completely submerged,
Early vegetables have suffered
greatly, especially peas and white
potatoes, and more Of these crops
have been planted this year than
ever before. Wheat also is badly
damaged, farmers claiming there
will not be more than half the
usual yield in some sections.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

desired. The attraction could not
have been better given If the reg
uiar prices had been charged.
This afternoon the company will
present ''Only Farmers Daugh.
ter, and this evening "Christopher
Jr.' Both are well known to the
public and excellent performances
may be expected. In addition to
the plays presented refined special.
Ties are given between the acts, and
the performances practically made
continuous.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
Woman Whjps q E0Otpad

Sharon, Pa, April 8.-A foot
pad held up Mrs. Lena Mccoy at
South Sharon last night, while
she was crossing a dark street.
He grabbed her purse, but she
held to it and began to rain blows
on his head with her umbrella.
The footpad, finding he was get
ting the worst Of it, ran, but she
followed him until a policeman
arrested him. His head and face
showed plainly the force of her
blows,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
Extra Session In Maryland.

Annapolis, Md, April g.
Governor Smith will issue a
proclamation tomorrow calling
an extra session Of the Lcgisla-
ture on Thursday, April II,
for the purpose Of passing the
bill providing for the State tax
levy, which the House neglect
ed to act upon during the
regular session.
Whether the session will
last one, three or 30 days is
problematical. According to
the law the Governor cannot
limit the time, although he
and other State officials, and
many of the members say that
no other business should be
transacted but the enactment
Of the levy, which fixes the
State tax rate at II cents on
$500 for two years. The Sen
ate has passed the bill.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
Barn Burned by Lightning Bolt.

Lewes, Del, April s.-During
a severe storm this morning light
ming struck the barn of George
Robinson, completely destroying
it. Two cows, two calves and a
horse were burned to death.
Loss, $250O; insurance small.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
ADJUSTMENTS. A
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
CORSE PAXTON STOCK co.

At the Opera House yesterday,
The Corse Payton Stock Company
presented Young Mrs. Winthrop"
and 1.-The Wife, " to large audiences
and both plays were we'll given, and
TIE scenery was all that could be
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
Kun mage sale

The Romans Guild o. Trinity
Church, are holding rummage sale
at 2O4 Market st. Great Bargains
in mems clothing, hats, shoes. and
many articles.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
Stocki,olders In Meet

The stockholders Of the Republic
Realty Company, will hold meeting
Monday evening April IA, at the
office OF Attorney General N. N.
Ward.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
Dem and For Butter

One oftle wholesale butter dealers
went along King Street market this
morning and offered the farmers 35
cents for their butter. The farmers
refused owing 10 having weekly Gus.
toners whom they supplied.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

Owing to the storm yesterday, the
We'sbach lights burned brightly as
ever over the city. Tie electric lights
we're noted by their absence OF lIg ht.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
W Workhousc trustees Reelection.

At the annual meeting of
the trustees Of the New Castle
county workhouse yesterday
morning. J. Newlin Gawthrop
was reelected president; }.
Frank Ball, secretary; and
Joseph l.. Carpenter, Jr.,
treasurer. The trustees were
informed of the reappointment
OF &. G. Kerr as a trustee for
5 years. After their meeting
the trustee inspected the insti-
tuition and took dinner with
Warden Mcserve.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

|yAREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN ALI.
~ customers in our Optical Department.
An Expert Optcian gives Free Examination.
Tell you just what you need in the way Of
glasses or perhaps tells you that you don't
need them at all-and any work that we do
We guarantee satisfactory.
Harry E. Thomas 4 Go. 500 Market st.
mlg M w
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J,
THE SAVOY

Chelsea. Atlantic City, N. J.
Directly OH The beach Sun narlor, Hot
and ctld water in every room. Sea- water in
an D'th rooms. Steam heat. Write for
booklet. Reuucol ratas for entire sprirc
season, BoUklst s, NJ, HANLEY.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
DuhcIl the Halter

Goo Charles Il. Dubell for your hat
auGtcaps Of all styles No. ! East Thlrl ST
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
Schooner Kirkwood Reported Lost.

Schooner Kirkwood Reported Lost.
Dover, Del, April S.-The
storm in lower Delaware to-day
developed into one of the worst OF
the year. 1t put stop to all
agricultural op, rations. Numer-
Gus washouts were reported, and
upon the bay the storm
was especially severe. AT
Mahon's shad fishing was COM
pletcly abandoned. The wind de-
veloped into a gale. The schooner
Kirkwood, Captain Gus Langrill,
is reported to have been lost in
the Nanticoke River.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
Twenty Lashes for a Thief

Georgetown, Del, April s.
In the Supreme Court to-day
John Walters pleaded gniIty
to breaking into the stables Of
William Ward and taking a
horse and buggy, was sentenced
to three years in Jail, one hour
in the pillory and 20 lashes
and costs Of prosecution. A
bill has been found against
Jesse Cook on charge of assault
with attempt to kill Daniel
DOugtas.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
Y1'5 ClNCULLrIO

V1'S ClNCULLTION
That makes advertising s, ace valupbie.
II you have money to spend in advert i.iug
lear hat tnctin inind always.
And here's Hncthsr rAct for you to re.
member--the dairy average circulation OF
the Daily fepuh!Icau exceeds that OF any
other daily newspaper III lbc city.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

A woman in country town in Illinois
after trying many ADVERT led ",onic," in
vain, it is said, has written the following
testimonial to her druggist who is BOOM
ing Vinol
Dear Sir; Before taking Vinol l was
too weak to spank the baby. have tax
en- threo bottles and now l can lick my
husband. Heaven be,s you'll"
The Finol agency in Wilmington is N.
b. Danforth's drug store Market and
Second streets.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST
Nl mortgages in surls to suit. For aalIs
ioli TOP dcsS IN sooi order Henry H0opasl
wv Market street. III II
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
HADDON HALL
City, N. j.

ntantIc City, N. j.
>, Every modern appointment and comfor
Aot and cv1u ara Va tr baths. Golf links
write iDr Illustrated Literature.
LIED q LlPllNCOrT,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

w ANTED--FlR>TC CLA ASS DKESSM Al Err
w capable of superintendins makng OF
skirts; must be able to cut and tit. Apply
with reference to H. H. Scott, 3l4 Market st.
as
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

DOAEDING AND LODGING = LUNCH
- cafe. Mrs Kate Bostick, a0J W. 8th 81
az In
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

Mrs. Victor II. Hughes Is on the
sick list suffering with q severe cold.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

w., bEHARDI'S PENNYkOYAi. PII.iS
l. The only genuine p.nnyrpyal mills. ~
druggists or by mail $l.OO. Office ~ N Ninth
trcet Phla -
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

4 NARPEr G..EANING. Prompt SEP.
~ vice; feathers reno vated Re g. Lane
leJ. Orange ttreet Del. ea2. r. u A. 1887 A..
mIleoalm N
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

", ANTED-YOUNG MAN OF FXPEhl.
w en- te to make himself useful in gro.
Gerry store and drive delivery wagon at So
King street. ag.?t*
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
AVON INN

Near beach, Virgiuin avenue,
Eun pariors, baths, elevator, steam heat
SPECIAL Easter rates. $40 per week up
JAMES /. SMITH.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

NNJ JlLlIAM X)I4PER
~ First c'ass tuner anI repaircr OF pianos
and organs, has tunei fer royal families ia
Germany. Win be in Whining, on every day
Addtess F. g. box 25j Wilmington, or resi-.
d5hct' Elktun, Md ml2-3m
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

All who use Brazilian Balm never have
the grip. Get large DO to-
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

L'Cii ZENITH AT LARGE TWO STORY
- Iul ding No. 105 w. sth street. suitahis
ior almost ahy hIni OF business; also one ats
bic. Apply to James /. sutton, 1893 Wasa
EiEhth street. a5!.eolstr
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

EFol; RENT-FARM oF sO ACKIsS NEAR
II Granogue on, Del. Address 2, Ora
uogue, Del ll,.tf zTy
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

wv ANTEn--A PARTNER IN THE BANA
w Ma business with small capital: good
chance Address IL. L.. this Office
a3 81.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

Il OR REN1.-A FIX ROOM HOUSEWIFE
l. bi:th, No. Al las l2lh street. rent $la
per month. Apply to Mrs. A. u. Kerbauxh
SOj Ship.cy street. mH -p's
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

NOTiCE-MRS. HANNAH NJ pAHKER
~ has removed her cupping and ieecl,in ~,
o1hce from ivy l. Ind street to 1907 WasLjnS9
ton1 street. Your patronage solicited %5
n9U., lneod' ssAA
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

ENoH SALE-EUCHRE WINDMi,,L Ann
i tank IN perfect order. having city watar
VIII sell cheap. Apply s.! King street.
inl9- nv
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
WANTED.

W WANTED-WTlrE tlRl. Foo GENER
w nj ouseworK, one ihat can 20 home
at night. Apply 5. E. Cor. 81 an Poplar is
rSltt '
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

IGGS-BAkhED ROCKS (MC...yystSinVu-..
~ strain) White Wyandottes( Dnstou s.rninl
y per 10 Oak sprng Paul,ry ara Wa.
Del Box 47d mo
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

EO!s Sal .E--TllAr NEW Ard uESlRA
- BE residence No. SlI broome st rect. fur
terms apply to lanes Il, lloFcrker, Jr., Law
Building, Vii, Del il cod II
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

w ANTED CARPETS TO CLEAN.
w Prompt service. REED 4 LANG
DelmarvIa phone Sa2 100! Orange street
u. 81 A. 1887 d ,ulllGt
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

TOR RENT-9 ROOM ROUSE ADJOINING
l. town OF Newport. good gardsn, OH the
trolley .1ne' Apply to A, X. Taylor, Els,ners
L. w. nj
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

w ANIED - TWO PAPER HANGERS
w and two men to take of paper. Anply
to Clifford Green.nan. ~ W. 1th street.
m2s.tf
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

NJ oTlCE-NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ thar Jonathan r. Rhoada George A.
Rhoads John B. iihoads aud VIM, E. Fhoads.
trading as j j.. Ehoads Il Sons, intend 70
apply to the Court Of General Sessions OF the
state Of Delaware. in md for New Castle
70 at the next May term Of said Count for
me vacation of all that part of Grant avenue
WiimlDgton New Castle Co. and Stat, IL
Delaware. lying between the northwestlE
lino of the right Of way Of tile Baltimore i
Ihiindelphla T. lt. Co. and the southeriy sid
JONATHAN f. RHOADS
GEORGE A. RHOADS.
JOHN b. RHOADS,
WILLIAM T. NHOADS,
Trading as ]. Il. Rhoads d sons
ml5,30t SiF'g'A
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
FOR RENT.

T. OR RENr--lJ ROOM HOUSE AT SsJ PEE
month. apply TO j. II. D. ;,ee,is, l7l0
Erooine street. mlJtf
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

oE SAlr-GO CART in GOOD ORDER
L n 6i0 Adams street. mIilP
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

II OK SALE CIrAP-4 4.POlNT ANNlJN.
flee. ,,,I, ., lnts "a'
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

WANTED WOMAN FOR GENERAL.
hou1cwork in country near Wilmington
inquire Of Harry Emmons, 9th aud Market
ktreots. m2Iif
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

II ONE nOEk $IH WEEKLY GuARAN.
itru' experience Unnecessary; epcloss
s.hmp 10: tui INSTRUCTIONS. etc., d S'71'-
Century Co., Tolelu g.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

n OK SAlh--AT A q lthAT BAkGAIN T.j
close an estate, a two story brick stors
ana nW"l'lns at the \. h Cor. Is 81 Heali st,
Apply 10 ". a. Hukill, Bayard Building
al.tf
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
FOR SALE.

PoOMS 70; RENT. APPLY All 9o3 SHIPs
IN ley street. uL.Yt.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

W ANTfD-LOAN OF s50L 20 BY BUSl
w ness man to u.s. in ESTABLISH, business
OF years standing; security fully given and
loan returnahleil preferred SO 0 $50 weekly
with good interest, Address N. $ this off &C.
~ ct
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

E'OR SAI.E~A GREAT BAUGAlN aa3 \
/. 'ncEc1n I:Si street. $ rooms, sl4Ul Phiiu
~ >i"iN N' ooo'2 biArktt street at6t
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

w ANTED D-SECOND II AND FuRNIrU RE
w We buy carnets. stoves entire house.
or part, nlso good cast off clothing, Cali Oh
or send postal card to Mahon 81 -, 50! KIN.
street Delm. phone l!2o b L. A; l6l A,
I4-tf
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

w ANTED-A MIDDLE AGED WHITE
w woman for general bousrworh: good
wages; reference required Apply j {. Will
a..4tf
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

w AATED-FEO Is TO 100 QUARTS OF
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The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

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