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The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
Planted Pole in Quick Time,

Atlantic City August l9.-For
several hours this morning Alfred
A. Turner, a well-known feed ner-
chant here, occupied hole which
had been dug in front of his prop
crty at Iowa and Atlantic avenues,
i'll which to plant an electric light
pole, and stood off Il gang Of work
men who had attempted to place it..
Turner had protested to the electric
light company against putting the
pole there, but the latter had appar-
emily not needed his protest. Turner
came on the scene about the time
the hole was nearly finished and
straightWay he got into it and re-
fused to bulge. He did, however,
for a time, and when he came back
the pole was planted.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

At the Opera House last evening
Chester DeVonde and his company
appeared to large house in "A Drop
OF Poison" The audience was well
pleased. This afternoon the com.
pAny will begin its matinees. and the
first play presented will be 1.-THE Fa-
tai Kiss This evening the com.
pany will present Ten Ton Door, "
an attraction in which Mr.. DeVonde
has made considerable reputation,
and which is one of the best PLAYS
which will lie presented The com
pany deserves good patronage dur
ing the entire week.
The terpsichotean features intro.
duced 10 Chas. II. Yale's "Eyerlast.
ing Devils Auction" will be Of spec.
,ial interest to tkeater goers. as they
will include the latest tin.de-seiclc
evolutions OF the dancers art. A.
mong the novelties secured are a
troup of royal English dancers, direct
from the Alilambra Theater, London,
whose grace beauty, aud talent will
be genuine surprise to base theater
goers. They come to the Grand OPP
era House'uext Wednesday night
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
KENNETH
SQUARE ITEMS.

Misses ANY aud Lizzie Way, OF
Oxford, were among the strangers
in town Monday.
Miss WinI(rcd Musson and Miss
Viola NJ Jake wish, of this borough
are spending two weeks at Nor
wlch and GilbertsvllIe. n. Y.
Among recent arrivals at the
Friends Boarding Home here, Is
Mrs. Mary B. Reeve, oil Phi!adel-
phla.
The machinery is being placed in
the new Fibre Works, recantly com
pleted IN this borough.
Our venerable citizen, William
Chalfant, who has been rccentiv SO
very III, was able 10 en- oy a short
drive Yesterday
A handsome antique table pur-
chased by Miss Anna Belle Swayne
from the Lindley Chandler estate
several years ago. has been returu-
ed to member OF the family. Lind
ley Coates, OF Chicago, grandson
of the late Maria Jane Chaunler, of
this borough, bought the heirloo n
within dav or 50 for good price.
Mrs. NJ. l. Brown. State street,
will receive the Womau's Christian
Temperance Union tomorrow after.
noon.
Elmer Gregg, Of ConshohocEer.
and Howard Gregg, Of Fernwood,
are in town for their mother 4
funeral, which will take place here
on Friday.
Miss Amy Hicks. Centre street, rs
on the slck list.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
The Obnoxious Fumes.

The Sun Oil Company, at Marcus
Hook. which has caused so much
complaint upon the part of the resi-
den Is. who allege that the oil fumes
from the cOmpany's stills are a nui-
sancc. and destructive to property,
has been granted few days grace
In which to abatc the nuisance. A
month ago the company was gran ted
thirty days in which to comply with
the order OF the Board of Health Of
the borough in this respect. The
time expired on Monday and the
Borough Solicitor. A. A. Cochran,
Esq. was instructed to proceed
against the company aud recover
a fine Of 500 and $25 every day
thereafter that the nuisance con-
tinued.
The board OF heatl, has received
Information that the company is
doing everything to prevent the
gases from Tile oil reading over
the borough and annoying the resi-
dents. 1t lssaid that several experts
In The oil business have submitted
plans Whereby the gases can be des.
troyed before leaving the stills, that
the com panv is trying these methods
and that it is the company's desire
to perfect plaus which will accom-
plish this. With this knowledge the
Board OF Health has decided to eX-
tend the limit.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
Obituary..

Beatrice G. the infant daughter or
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry &c. Barlow, of
No. 10 Townsend street WIS buried in
Riverview Cemetery yesterday after.
noon.
James H. Magill died at his home,
No 100 South Van Buren, street, sud-
denly, Yesterday morning. Death
was due to natural causes
Mary wife Of Daniel Corcoran will be
buried from the home OF her husband,
No. $50 East Seventh street, TO-. NOR
row morning. High mass will be
held in St. Marys Church and in
termcnt made in Cathedral Cemetery,
Mrs, Anna Mary O'Rourke will be
buried from her home, No. $40 BEN
nett street. on Friday morning. High
mass will be held at St. Mary S
Church. and interment made in Ca,
the dral Cemetery.
Mrs Anna Carney Maxwell died at
her hcme, No. 5ll Madison strest i,
yesterday morning, aged "a years.
She was the daughter Of Thomas
Carney and the wife of James Max.
well.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
The Third Street Bridge.

New Castle, August 20.-Tde
Third street bridge has caused gen
eral delay to the travelling public
and consequently those who are not
compelled to travel do not do 3d.
I Mr.. Dilner and Mr.. Holcomb OF
the local trolley road have done
everything in their power to &C
commodate the public. Beginning
tomorrow new schedule will &C
into effect.
Leave Wilmington for New Castle
500, $50, 700, $40, 500, 800, $40,
1920, 100. lilo a. m, 1920. LOO
lao, 2;2o, 300, $40, 4:3O, 4:4O, 500,
$50, $40, p. III.
Leave Wilmington for Delaware
City, go, 7:40, 900, 1929, 40 a.
m, LOO, 2:2O, $40, 500, $50. TAO,
500, 1929, ll:00 pm
Leave Delaware City for Will
mingtoa geo, 40, 900, 1920,
1l:lO a. M.
Leave New Castle for Whining
ton, $50, SD, 500, $40, $40, 100,
$40. $50, 900, 9:lD, 1920, 1900,
1l:iD. a. H., 1900. 100, l:4J, 2:2J.
300, $40, l;2J, 500. $40, $40, 200,
7:4O, $50, 900, $40, 1920, 1900 p.
i'm.
I GA Sunday cars will run the
same as naratO&ora
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
0IERTAXED
Hundreds OF Wilmington
Readers Know What
It Means.

The kidneys are 0vertaXcd.
Have to much to do.
They tell about il in many aches
and pains:
Backache. sideache, headache.
Early symtonS Of kidney ills
Urinary troubles, diabetes. Bright IS
disease follow.
A Wilmington citizen tells here a
certdi in cure.
Mrs. l.. Maddox OF No.22 5 Tatnall
street Says: 81 allow my experience
and opinion of Doan's Kidney Pills
to be published in 1897 in oar Will
minston papers For years previous
to obtaining them at Danforth s drug
store had attacks of sharp shooting
pains accompanied by u stiffness in
loinS. A change III the weather or
any cold contracted always Settled in
my back and made it 50 lame and
sore that it was hard matter for me
to get about. When suffering as de.
scrlbed above, alady called aud ad-
vised me to use Doan's Kidney Pills
saying she had thoroughly tested
them and found them reliable. A few
doses gave me relief and before | had
finished the box, the trouble disap-
peared. Since then | have had slight
occurrences but on every occasion
dose or two OF Doan's Kidney Pills
has relieved me. Any preparation
which performs exactly as itpromises
Should be known to the public. 1t
gives rue pleasure to make this fact
known to the people Of Wilmington. I"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
N. Y, sole agents for the U. S.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
Tiay Down Owner tSradIey,

Asbury Park, Aug. l9.-Council,
man kinnonth, at last nights sas-
sion Of Common Council, took the
first step toward the purchase of the
beach front by the city from its
owner, Mayor Bradley, by introduc
ing resolution, which will be acted
upon at the boards next meeting.
Mayor Bradley will sail for Europe
this week and will be abroad tor an
indefinite period. Councilman Kin
months resolution is 50 delicately
phrased that the negotiations for the
beach purchase may not b" resumed
with Mayor Bradley and the Council
may decide, in view Of the necessity
for Il speedy terminrtion of the long
drawn controversy, to institute con
domination proceedings or friendly
suit to acquire the beach, as the
shortest way to a climax.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
HOV'S This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward Tor any one case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catalrh
Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY &Co.Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known
L. J. Cheney for the last 10 years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
IN all business transactions and fnan-
cially able to carry out any oblIya-
items made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, o.
WALDlNG. KINNAN & MARVIN, Whol1'
sale Druggists, Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nalIy and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system
Send for testimonials, free.
Price 75G. Il bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
Hall S Family Pills are the best.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
TROUBLE WITH TURKEY,
State Department Officials Admit lex
istenre of Tension.

istentc of Tension.
WASHINGTON, Aug. Cot is adj
mitted at the state department that
there is Il renewal of tension between
the United States and Turkey, but the
officials do not deem it prudent to dis
close the present condition of affairs.
They say, however, that the condition
is in no way grave, but is of that
strained character which has occurred
from time to time with Turkey in re
cent years. 1t is gathered that. the
present tension grows out of the long
pending claims Of Americans who suf-
fered loss during the Armenian out
break. TO some extent the Stone alb
duction gave added cause for irrita-
ton.
The American minister, Mr.. LaiSh-
man, has been given wide latitude to
deal with the situation as circllm-
stances may demand There is the
fullest confidence on the part of the
authorities here in the course being
pursued by our minister and as he has
been given such free hand in direct
ing affairs it is not thought desirable
to prejudice any steps he may be TAX
ing by official comments ayto what
has been or will be done.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
EOunl A Driver

John Mathews of No 1l0) B
street, South Wilmington, the col.
ored smallpox victlm whose Case
wasreported 70 the Board OF Health
on Saturday, was removed to the
Emergency Hospital al Farnhurs'
yesterday. =
Mathews would have been removed
sooner, but the health otlici ia s
were unable to secure a driver.
Lewis Mccain, the regular driver,
was injured on Saturday night,
and difficulty was experienced in
finding. another. A driver was sc
cured yesterday atteroocu.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
Bow kiJnappei Child,

Washing ton. Pa, Aug. ~
Little lO-year old Alva Breeze was
tried here Today before Justice
Preston Berry of West Washington
on the charge OF kidnapping the wo
months old child Of James kllgore
OF West Washington. The boy was
released on the promise OF the
mother to send him to the Reform
School, near Pittsburg. The kid.
mapping occurred last evening.
Young Breeze during the temper airy
absence from home OF Mrs. kilgore
put the little baby in its carriage
and had started toward Wheeli ng
when captured and brought back.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
Charge Is Serious.

Consta bic jones' arrested Walter
stokesburry. a well.knowu young
man OF Woodland Beach on a war;
rant sworn out by Preston Hail.
man charging him with betraylng
bis daughter, Miss Florence Sick.
esbury was arraisnea before
Squire Cooper. aud III the evidence
it was brought out that Miss
llallman was but II years old u
year uuder the age Of consent. Mr..
Stokesburv was held IN 81 900 bail
for his appearance at court as he
refused to marry tine girl. His
father Captain Stokesbury. NJ. NJ.
p. Scout and Thomas jefferson
went on the bond. This case has
caused quite lot OF comment
among the frieuds of the parties
concerned
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
To Lenglhen She insn p Spartan

When the Windsor Line steamship
ParthIan, which is being lengthen-
ed soma fifty feet, com IS OFT tn.
drydock the Spartan. OF the same
line. running between Philadel phia
and Boston, will be withdrawn ard
undergo the same operation as
her sister ship. The weasel, which
IS 22h feet long, will be placed in
the dock, and will be cut in half
through the admidship section.
Then the two sections will be haul
ed apart distance of forty feet
by means OF powerful chains. A
oew section will be then built IN
the opening. This will make the
opartanlpractlcaIly a new ship and
the equal of other vessels on the
line. The Spartan was built bv
the Hlrlan g. Holllugsworth Comp
lnv 10 1883.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
A Good Omen

Riley Melvin of FELTON,, Del, the
Union Republican candidate for
Sheriff OF Kent county mad a carrier
pigeon to come to his home place
on Monday. He hailed it as a good
omen as lie received the nomin ton
for Sheriff on Tuesday. lie liberated
the pigeon to-day and sent it on its
way rejoicing with message to its
owner telling where it had been
boarded and fed. 1t had band
around one leg With the figures 81
stamped on it.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20

Eggs were selling from % to 25c,
butter. 2jc to 2Sc d pound; pork II
to lac u lb; oranges, 20 cents to SOC
a dozen: mutton, &c to BE pound:
potatoes, Zoe u busllcl; cabbage, 30
to &c IL head; chickens, 400 to 7jc
each; beef from Sc to 2jj pound;
veal, Sc to 20 cents, do; calf's liver,
% cents; pncappIes, lOc ducks,
60 to - cents eHcl: tOmlt0aS. sc q
quarter; lettuce, &c to DC Il head; cu .
IcnmIcrs, to 30 each: egg pIant;
) and lee each new potatoes, Sc Il
quarteroIa peck; as lO5 Il quarter.
string beans, sc a quarter of Il
peck: squasneS, to &c eacli;. bcets
&c a Observation-Disclosures tolls head.
corn, l2c II dozen; lima beans.
Sc d pint; cantalolpcs, Soc a basket
waterneons, l5c to 3Jc piece
bartlett pears, 100 a quarter pee; ap
pies Sc a quarter peck.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
A Run Show,

The people down the State should
keep their weather eye opened for
the Norris 81 Rowes' Shows, which
exhibited in our city on Tuesday and
"Wednesday. The show is not worth
pHtroniling ms it is only IL waste of
good money and time to visit it,.
The infringement is Of that penuri-
ous Kind where they want it all from
the p''bllc and DO not give anything
in return.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
WanttO lest Water,

New York experts have made an
offer to the members of the Water
Department to make an analysis Of
Wilmington water.
The matter was not made public
at the meeting of 1.-THE board yester-
day, but will be taken up at later
date. Members of the board will
not discuss the matter.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
John TatumS viii,

At the Office of Re yister Crosssn
yesterday the will of John A. Tatum
was admitted to probate and A. r.
and }. W. Tatum were appointed
executors. Among the requests
are the sums Of $500 for the Home
for Friendless Children, and $3.50
for the Associated Charities.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
Won't Accept Ball.

j. Frank Alice, said yesterday in
Dover that the Union Republicans
would not accept or vote for L. Heis.
Ter Ball for Congress. He would
not be accepted by the Union Re-
publicans without Mr.. Addicks was
accepted by the Regulars for United
States Senator
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
Strike DECLARED OF.

The strike which has existed be-
tween the masters and journeymen
painters since April was formally
declared off by tho president,
Joseph Canning.
The strike was practically settled
several weeks ago. when commit
tees representing the master and
journey men painters held confer
encc for the purpose Of ending the
trouble
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
Wl.et SUii .L---

AT the meeting o! Water Board
yesterday afternoon til: matter OF
the CITY acqnIrln. the interest in
the Brandy vice. now Owncd by
the William Lea "a Sons Com pany
was again discussed. 10
The opia,on OF the board is that
1T WILL only be IA question OF time
when the entire stream will be
essential to the city. AT the pre-
sent about One-ha!t of the city 8
interest in the stream is being con-
sumed. or about one-fourth OF the
entire flow. According to estimates
made by members OF The board If
this amour. will furnish water for
a population Of 5000 persons the
city Will have to reach u population
OF $50, 900 persons before one half of
the flow. or all that Is owned by
the city, will he nee led. Allowing
thirty years Tor the city to reach ii
poDu alton of $50, O0J persons. the
board is OF the opinion that there is
no cause for undue haste in cou-
tempt atiug the purchase OF the Lea
Companys interest.
The weekly payroll was 81, &c.,
80. The balance i'll bank was
SOB. 1926. Much other routine
business was transacted.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
BUN Nail In Mis- Eoot

William Blair who is employed at
HoIt's cafe met with painful &C.
cldent last night. He was walk.
ing about the yard of his home
when a rusty nail penetrated his
foot to a considerable depth. The
wound, which was a painful Que,
was cautcrized by DR.. $. c. Freder-
ick.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20

Winter Seas In Summer

The Red Star Liner Penn and
steamed up the Delaware Yesterday
afte" one of the quickest voyages
she ever made.
The big ship left Antwerp Wed.
nesday, August 6. About s o'clock
Monday night sh, passed in the
Delaware Breakwater. Her speedy
passage was a surprise to her owners
Captain Barman when lie reached
Philadelp lila, told OF an unusual ex-
pericnce he had just south Of ths
Banks of Newfoundland, when the
vessel plouyhed through what he call
ed "wiuter seas in GUNNER.
| never encountered any thing like
# at this time Of the year. he SAID. 1t
was between Thursday and Friday
last that l had this strange mid.sum.
tner experience. The ship was stead.
lily pursung her way, when sh'
suddenly poked her nose into heavy
cross seas which raised their tower
ing heads, and as the bow OF thu
steamer struck them the spray swep
abroad the ship.
1t was just the sort Of seas that
are encountered 10 winter, when tho
ocean 10 lashed into fury by d gale
In this case however, there was not
wind TO speak Of. 1t was the strang-
est disturbance ever saw, and as
the vessel got clear Of it l noticed
that it took a course eastward to
spend its force In mid.oceap. Ger
tainly 1t was"a curious phenome non.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
IOurnarent At TOWuSenI

MeSsrs, ShaIcross and Massey. pro-
prietors Of Dewey Park, have ar
ranged to have Il tolrD ament on the
new race track grounds at Townsend
Saturday, September +. Entrance
ice for knights, $500. Rings, il
incncs. Tie rings. inches. Dis
lance, l2O yards Time, / seconds.
Length Of spear & feet. Three prizes
VIII be a"arned. Tie management
also expects 10 have baseball game.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
JUST LOOK AT HER.

Whcnca cana that sp:i nifty stop. fault
less ska, ROSY complexion, SIN Hing face
She Iool' good, feels gori. Here's her
secret. Snc uses DR.. Klng'' Now Life
rms. Re 'u!t, all orynus active, dig,s
ilJn good, no hea laches, no chunc3 for
b ue,. Try thsm yourself. OAly 2jc
at n b. UIn.or,h's.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
About Fishing.
The Local News SAWS:

I IO II7CVI INUWS says.
The water in the Branlywine is
now in the best of shape and just
right for fly fishing. One angler
who tried it on Monday caught foul
bass, one rock bass. a number OF
sunfish several good sized fall fish,
making total catch of 81.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20

PERSONS who have to cross Third
street bridge to and from their
homes are objocting to the incon-
venience to which they are being
put by the breaking down Of the
bridge. This bridge has cost the
County more for repairs in the last
four years than it would cost to
erect new one. 1t will be a week
before it can be repaired So that
travel can be resumed across it.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20

Don't become discouraged. There is a
cure for you. II necessary write DR.. Fenner
| He has spent life time curing just such
| cases Us yours. All consultations Free.
Eight months in bed. heavy barkache,
pain and soreness across kidneys, also rheu.
matism. Other remedies failed. DIR. Fem
ner $ Kidney and Backaclie Cure cured me
completely. II. WATERS, Hamlet, N. Y"
Druggists. Soc, 81. Ask for Cook Book-rres.
ST.VTUSDANCE F Ts"n csrf rS rfe"ag p
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20

4
Senator from the fifth senatorial
district of Kent County for two
terms, was Yesterday turned down
and A. B. Conner nominated in his
stead. The vote in caucus was 80
for Conner and II for Abbott which
decided the matter. As we under
stand it Mr.. Abbott was the choice
of Mr.. Addicks while Mr.. Common
appears to have been the choice of.
''io 'o'0'o ~ '''o hi'ii ''i9' LIN, NC
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u al -, nc. 20" II ~ .no tpi'i
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10 ,ie on'C' 'l vi III, 'he l mon me-
''t''i'an p.'' y ino peoi'in nave
o,'i'io Say III NAV 'is'hi""'loh vi
;llno+r,+nI th,r,, 1,,o.lo,- !, tha
E"nt To ' VIVIAN 5nn,, ' ~ ,' wy
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.HE financial ent OF the NatlOnol
Food SHOW Company from All at
counts appea'S to be handled IN
New York. The Gr'carS As'oala-
ton III onr city have nothing what
ever to do with II ani will not eVrl
commend it to their customers. Free
tickets are plentiful and even then
the people have no desire to visit it,
The Grocers Association will hold a
food show in the fall that will be
worth attending. There is a diff
ference between a genuine dollar
and counterfeit one.
Tt,r .,oon..r,,I an-1i1o+o, .,,.,;
~ ota1 ,t nn,.nr an ' ,r,,nu1a,, ,i ', Ill.,
Eant TaI,,,t,. w. IT.i. 'I0''I b "t e''e
ra,',;D ,G'' 'el,' ,'t 81 u =
~ 'N nv, wy " n'pPs il IL vi
hid ,,t n, 'll7v ~, o"ii ts- vs.
~ 1iprai ~ :" W 0''' as r ''i0
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Lucky tidal "ava,
hI'' "''hstAnu'hg we urF OF
.,ua' wave "'l'ch party destroyed
Wv, .nI o''v " "a''eS'o"' AeNa'' hn9-
'''l JAN steamer Nolha, now
tahNef SAli'h@ unaef the American
nag, Nv" 'lc' dI Tie wl'alVeS OF the
Tu'' vi Company Marcus HOOK,
u'Sclial S''lS cargo Oh cruue OIL from
.he Texas VII AeidS'
1Wo wears ana nine mNnthS ago,
,ae i'ohia' inca o"oeu by an Eng
,,'h "ynu'ca'e' anu SAVING uhueE the
nag Oh that county, put INTO the
narboF ol Ha'Veaton, Texas. She mad
SIC lhsa 'to"' nc" CaHo'e' Eh9lani.
where sue was quiz III 1871, and
was III eoih'oahu OF captain Hender.
sou anu al EiSl'Sh crew.
nc hoIha was 'y!ns IN the haroof
Oil ehaC heIiloraoie d-y Wllen the
oFG'o'e 4no .'ua' wave o'efwAcIlned
"aI'e'ooH' Inc Vesse' was carried
VI ''ie l'opa from 'he hafoor, over the
o'' ,''an" 'or fourteen mica. he'
ha'Napie as IL seems, not enc or the
o'i'eetS Or crew met death, all stay
ing win Tue snip uh'il II was lett
hISh ana url on lana. During tie
eHc't'hg voyage on the crest OF the
uaal wave, however the Roma was
oau'y managed anu Whcn thls TACT
anu que position IN when the vessel
WIS ieiC was reported TO the owners,
they aec'ded To aoaLdon her as u
uefe''c1 anu s!'e was lelt where she
STRANDED aiter lle water receded.
Later party OF American capita
l's'S' al'ef legal formaIIties. took
possession OF the Hoht ana awarded
contract to Morse X Company, l.
ron shlpbuIIders, OF New York. to
repair her ana place The Ves'e. in the
haroor. After weeks OF iabr this
was accomplished ana months after
| the tldal wave y disastrous trip, the
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20

Itching hemOrrnoll, were the
plaques of my life. Was almost
wild. Doau's Ointment cured me
quickly aud permanently, after doc
tors had failed" c. F. Cornwell,
Valley street, Saugerties, N. Y.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20

THE Brandywine Summit camp
cl osed on Monday night with an old
time walk around at midnight. TIE
camp was fairly well attended and
took on some OF its oil time energy.
A fact noticeable was that it was
not so we'll attended as III tho past
by the country people.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20

The Street and Sewer Directors
will collect the ashes from the
dwellings under their supervision
which they think they can do as
cheap us any contractor. 1t romalns
t. be seen how they make out.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
,Juel ReybOld il lender If tb

Juel Reybold is leader of the Wy.
oming band which gave very cred
liable concert on the Dover Green,
yestesday to a very appreciative
audience.
Thomas S. Clark, is carrying on
the real estate business at
Dover. He looks well aud says he
eniOYing good health.