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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-10
SCALPlNG
PALE FACES.

keaknk Tribe, Improved .. il.
NJ, will give Il smoker to It's mpu-
bers and male friends on Thursday
january 3oth. An excellent pro-
gram j., being arranged and after
1t Is disposed ot, refreshments will
be served. On the 23l, the tribe
will take in fifteen pale faces and
will celebrate th, capture in true
Indian style. This tribe is to be
commended t"r It's grcat-Molk as
for several years it has been in fl
nanclal djjiicnitios owing to the
large amounts paid out to the sick.
who ut many times Numbered as
high as score and remained sick
from four to six months. The
members rallied nohly to their
tribes support and by hard work
have kept it ailoat and to-day it is
cujoying prosperity again. Sean
ty expeditions have resulted in the
capture of many pale faces in the
past few months and the members
d" n"t mean to stop, until their
trib" is the largest in the juris-
diciiu&. Moses Peters has pre-
sentrI the tribe with three fine
ks and three scalping
knives.
The degree team is pacticing and
will guarantee all of the candidates
l good time. /;
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-10

iaughable Manager Dockstader has
brought to town this season. Ned
Monroe, the writer of the sketch, is
at his best this week and those that
nave seen him before know what that
means. Burton and Brooks, a clever
comedy duo; seamen and Monte, in a
refined comedy sketch; Evans and
White, the black face artists; Lor.
ralne Armour and Charles Bagulcy in
a nigh class opcratic sketch and
lannlng and DuCrown, the mono
pedes, make up great bill. Frank
Bush, the local favorite, and a long
list of Others, are billed for next
week.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-10

own rights, who have made frea k
election bet, and having lost it, are
compelled to masquerade for two
months as tramps and to
suffer legItimately all the discom-
forts that invariably pursue the
''knights Of the road. " The posi-
bilities for fun making from this
theme can be easily imagined.
TREASURE ISLAND.
"Treasure Island comes to the
Opera House next Thursday night.
All who zee this great sensation.
al play will witness production
even surprising anything Of the
kind ever seen in this city. The
play hrlstles with thrilling and IN.
teresting episodes and is a dram
that should be seen by young and
old. 1t is a play dealing with life
on the sea and dramatized by El-
mer f. Vance, author Of the famous
play "The Limited Mail. and judg-
ing from his former reductions, one
count on every detail being abso-
lutely correct. The star. if any
partclar Que among this bright
constellation Of stars be mentioned,
is the clever little beatrice, whose
graceful dancing, artistic and the
will prove revelation
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-10
OUTING Flannel,

Blue and pink, plaid and
stripes at . cents yard.
10 cent quality tlannelette
reduced to 7 cents.
l23 cent handkerchiets, 3
for 23 cents. The balance of
the $1.6S corset at 80 cents.
Mems 30 cent fancy hosiery
% cents.
Mems 80 cent ribbed un-
derwear 80 cents.
l2a cent silkoline Z! cents.
70 cent pillow tops Is cents.
80 cent ribbon 10 cents.
$1.25 Kid Gloves 80 cents.
Sl.OO white kid gloves 80
cents.
10 cent dress shields 5 cents
s cent Torchon lace 81 cts.
10 cent Torchon lace 5 cts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-10
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS,

Mrs. James Morrow, No. 1926 Nc
Doweli street, entertained a number
OF friends at her home last evening.
A very Ell 1jojabIe time was spent In
singing, dancing and other amuse.
men,s. Miss Nellie Roe entertained
the audience 10 a pleasing way. Her
abihty in coon singing, etc, exceeds
many who are on the stage. Lunch.
con was served at 10. 30 p. m.
Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Morrow, Mr.. and Mrs.
Patton, Mr. and Mrs. James Nc.
Roberts, Misses Nellie Roe, Sar all
Gardiner, Maggie L. Gardiner,
Messrs. Samuel Gillen, Robert b.
Magee, Edgar Laker, w. j Kirkland
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-10
DOCKSTADERS,

The attendance at DockstaGer's
this week has almost equalled that
of Christmas week, when the record
for the house was broken. Mr.. and
Mrs, Charles 4. Ellis and Co., have
proved the biggest drawing card OF
the week. and one Of the best by the
way the house has ever played. Mr..
Ellis has been especially effective in
his singing and has received repeated
cncores at almost every performance
of the week. Monroe, Mack and
Lawrence In "How to Get Rid Of
Mother.in. Law" have also scored
we'll, This act Is Que OF the most
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-10

or fall. In my fathers workshop
hang the grain slckles which b,
purchased when he came to Con
cord from KingsessiLg, in 1862 ia
reap his grain. and many in this
audience remember the sound OIL
the Hail ou the old barn floors, beat
ing out the grain. Now we harvest
with the reaper and binder, and
threAh with the self cleaner and
traction engine.
We have made the same progress
IN almost every other department
OF farm industry, and a man who
uses the old methods cannot com.
Rete and make living out of the
new prices Tor iarm produce. Our
climatical conditions are different
IRON what they were 50 Years ago.
We have different varie ties Ot fruit,
different quantities OF insects, and
many different varieties aud the
EnslIsh sparrow in the place of the
Insectlrorous birds, which used to
frequent our orchard OF old.
send us !, postal card telling us
what tarm YOU are going TO tenant
next year anna where the other TEL
low Is gong 10 move. Tel US,
about the prices at the sales in your
section.
The Trustees Of the New Castle
Commons have good farm 10 rent.
John {. Mahoneyi is chairman. Far
mers, wouldvou believe u, that the
trustees rented farm OF no
acres This week lor $3.50 ID year.
Patrick kccgan, son OF James kee-
gan OF Rcd Lion, 'sthc new tenant.
1t is dollars to doug hnu,s he will
bring up that farm IN five wears to
such a stateof cultivation that the
Trustees will not know it..
Berlin, Md, Jan. 9-.Additioual
arrivals almost doubled the second
days attendance al the NEE ting OF
the pensinsula llorliculturists'
Association. Representative fruit
growers IRON Il distance have been
coming in all day. The Worcester
county farmers and local truckers
are taking unusual interest in the
proceedings. omatoyrowers and
were discussed in all
lheii phases. Other subjects we're
discussed during the day and !
night.
Tomorrow the election OF officers
viii take place.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-10
A SIX to see any of the bargains

A SIX to see any of the bargains
a mentioned in our advertise
ment, and We will be glad to
show them to you. It's simply
the truth back of our ad that
makes it valuable to shoe buyers.
Unusual bargains this week are:
Ladies' 50 and 1925 Shoes for
$3.50.
Boys Sl.75 Seal Calf Shoes for
Sl.5O; sizes 3 to 5a
Misses Velvet Calf Shoes sizes
IL to 2, 9Oc, good Sl,2j value,
Mems Box Calf Shoes for $50,
worth Sl,75; patent back, exten-
sion sole.
OUR SPECIAL COUPONS
WITH EVERY PURCHASE
FORMAN'S The "0"sy.sas'"s s.: Shoe
70 EAST FOURTH STREET
Between bark Ut and King Strestj
same slide Just below sharp i Co's storss
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-10
GARD B.ASkET

Michael J Sharkey, proprietor of
the Hotel Lafayette, and Thomas
McHugh, the wholesale liquor dealer
Will leave shortly for trip 20 Cali
fJrna.
Mr.. G J.. Alexander is in Balti-
more, Md, today.
Mrs Rachael Spencer and nephew,
ClarcGce Hendrickson, IN. j., who
has been visiting relatives in this
city. returned home today.
Mrs. John {. Ireland of this civ.
and daughter, Mrs Charles Dcnman,
formally oI ihis city but now of
Spring eld, ohio, are visiting rela-
tives at Galena and StiA Pond Md.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-10
PERSONAL
MENTION.
Interesting Paragraphs
About Visitors and
Home Entertain
nlentS.
JONES BERRY.

Elkton. Md. Jan. 9.-The we'd
ding of Miss Lydia Berry ami Mir.
Julian Jones took place last evening
at tne home Of the brides parents,
at Bohemia Manor. Ceci. County,
ReH r. W. Dawson, officiating. Miss
Mry;ic Berry was maid Of honor and
Misses Berry and Ford of SMYRNA,
Del, were bridesmaids. The groyn
was attended ty Dr. Stanley Steele,
of Elk.on. The bride was a,tired in
4 gown of white Paris muslin and
carried Bride roses,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-10
DELAWARE
RAILROADS.

The annual meeting of the stoc]
holders Of the Delaware Railroad
was held at Dover, Del, yesterda y
The report for the fiscal yeas
ending October 81, 1901, showed
gross earnings of 81, ,6O6, $50, IA
decrease OF $4,000; operating ex-
penses, 81 ,lj6,232, an increase of
A3,79l; net earnings, $3.50, 1923, a
decrease of &S3,791. Gross income
amounted to $4S2,7O3, a decrease
of S7S,73l, and the net income
was 1925, ,3Ol, Il decrease of S2Ol,
$40. Dividend deductions of Sl79,
22|.3O left surplus of $5O,O73,
which, added to the credit of profit
and loss, made the total to the
credit OF that account 4S,272.GO.
Freight earnings during the year
decreased S56,G9G, and passenger
and miscellaneous earnings in
creased Sl6,G97. The decrease
IN freight earnings was entirely
due to the large falling off in the
fruit traffic, the revenue tlcrefrom
being reduced nearly $l5O,OOO be-
low that of the preceding year.
Extraordinary expenditures fer
the year for additional right of
way and real estate, reducing
grades, substituting stone ballast
LAYING second track, Improvement
OF bridges, the substitution of S5- !
pound rails on certain portions of |
the road and improvements to
passengea stations aggregated
S349,3o7. The extraordinary fun
OF $500, 900 on hand last year was
applied toward those purposes,
and the balance, Sl49,3O7, was
provided for out of the income ac-
count of the year. During the
year 1900 tons of new steel rails
were put down and 1922 miles of
track relail with new S5-pound
steel rails.
Tie company during the year
acquired the Baltimore a. Delaware
Bay and the Smyrna a. Delaware
Bay Railroads, at il cost of 500,
,OO.
The election of directors result
ID i'll the choice of Henry T. Ken
'cy, John p. Green, Samuel Rea,
It Philadelphia; +. Tatnall Warner
samuel Bancroft, Jr., William H.
swift, Wilmington; Walter O.
lotfeckcr, Smyrna; Manlove HAYES
Dover; William I. Watson. Milford
'homas Curry, Greenwood: james
. Ross, Seaforl; Hezckiah Harring
III, Harrington; William T. Record !
.aurel; Murray Nandiver, Hayre- ,
e Grace, Nd, Charles Il. West
1T, Baltimore, Nd. The Board
fganized by re-electins H. +. /!
,cnney president; E. Tatnall War
AZ vice president, and Manlove
ayes, secretary and treasurer.
Willard Saulsbnry created some
hat of II sensation by set of
sOIutiOns which war, r,4a1
,wn. The resolutions were aimed
high rates and free passes.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-10
Week OF pJayer.

Services incident to the week OF
prayer were held in Hanover Presby-
tcrian Church last evening. This
evening services will be held in Rod
ncy Presbyterian Church and the
subject will be "The Family and the
School - Dr. Giltillian Of Newark,
Del, will speak. A large attendance
is expected.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-10
STANTON
ITEMS.

"Art is long and time is hee,inr,
And our hearts tho stout and brave.
Still like mufled drums are beating
Funeral marches to the grave.
There is considerable sickness
IN and around our village aud one
death.
Mrs Katherine Norris died Tues.
day, OF typhoid pneumonia.
Some are paying the penalty of
eating too much Christmas dinner,
the writer among the number ate
too much dinner aud has not re-.
covered their good health and
spirits that are wont to 20 with a
temperate life. Our stomachs will
not be tr,tled with, if 1t is mis-.
treated it is sure to resent it sooner
or later. 1t is very good friend
but bad enemy.
1t is evident there will be coosid.
cradle stir in this place March IS.
Mr.. George Powell is looking Tor
a new nest as his present owner.
Mrs. Buckson, will remodc! her
mousse, as we understand her
daughter LYDIA, is going to be
married and live 10 Stanton.
Samuel e. Allcorn has bought a
ten acre lot at the Cedars, where
he intends to build 10 the sprung
and make that his lutnre home.
Mrs. Maggie Allcoro is still un. |
der the weather.
We are to have the cineogra
enterment repeated. also phono-
graph. vocal and instrumental mu-
sic. illustrated.
A very enjoy al Bile time was spent
at the home OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred
Marvel, when her school friends
e altered to celebrate the birthday
Of their daughter Bessie. Among
hose present: Misses Elsie Banks, |
Reta Boulder. Alice Missimer.
Sadie Missimer, Thursa Ncvll,
Annie, Laura and Jennie Marvel,
Bella Boulder, Ruth Widows,
Beckie Ball, Annie Banks, Made
ine Dennis. Alice Steele, Alice
Brown. Myrtle Ruth. Ethel Brad.
ey, Lottie southgate. Elmer Mar.
vel. Mr.. and Mrs Fred Marvel
VI. and Mrs. Lewis Marvel, Mrs,
Irs W. SaXton. Mrs. Thomas
Ball. MISS Sue Ratclitfe OF Newark,
llss Katie Msgargle ani Mr.. Hal.
ON Of Brandy wine hundred, and
lr. Willie and John Marvel. Nav
ach birthday find her growing in
} a good and wise woman.
J. W. Bennett OF Wilmington, Wis.
ed his sister, Mrs. Samuel All.
orn, on Monday.
Thomas Dickinson is soournnr
own in Maryland, {
MIR. Valentine thinks the trolley
'mPany exorbitant In their price Z
fare ard has concluded neither "
nor his shall ride at the present
tie. Fifteen cents a trip, five Il
inutes. One can ride out OF Phil
ielphla more than ten miles for
'e cents. 9
Harry b. Wollaston is filling his
ther' 8 Ice house, for his own use 4
xt summer. as his father intends
give up farming and retire and 4
e IN Stanton. His sister Annie,
is renewed her engagement with
umenthal Morocco Company, as
okkeeper and stenosrapher.
Mrs. Frank Denney aud two
lldren OF Newark, visited her
antmother, Mrs. Powell, Mon
y and Tuesday OF last week.
Miss Helen Ruth aud Mr.. Albert
eenwalt visited her sister, Mrs.
orence Dickey las! Wednesday
,nlng.
'lr. B. l.. Dickey, his wife ard
zee children and Miss Hetlie
ckey. visited their sister, Mrs.
W. Chambers at Newark last
nday.
|he Stanton Creamery is still =
ned and operated bv Chandler :.
! DIckev. Good butter at good :
Ccs.
We are looking for a live energetic
tchant 10 take Dlckev's store, vo
'se tor rent back Of store In,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-10
CONNbi. JACKSON.

Miss Jessie Jackson and MI GEORGE
C"nnor were mlrried last evening at
No. S24 Orange street. by the M,.yv
before Il fair assembly.
After The ceremony refreshments
were served and pleasant evening
spent.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-10

L'OR SAhE-A LARGE LINE IOF NEW
l. and second hand furniture insisting Of
" oak and walnut chamber suits, tine white
aEd green enamel bedsteadr. odd bureaus
and stands, tna round and square oalt and
walnut extension tables q tC 10 foot, swell
front sideboaris, high back chairs, cabinets,
upright bookcases suitable for office use.
tutted oouches easy chairs. fancy rockers.
nail stands, very nice folding beds, 1 fine
toned Orgars several kinds aud sizes OF mir.
rors first class assortment of stoves such
as Victor Cook, Quesn Il ther aid Othello.
double heaters wood gas, oil and room stoves
500 yards ngrain and Brussels carpets fancy
art squares oil CLOTH mattings, all
kinas and sizes Of fancy rug,: f: l5l pieces Of
antique furniture. int .uding bookcases sacre.
tares claw foot tables and side boards. col
umn and swtll front bureaus, high back box
seat hail chairs, andirons tongS high boys
desks, chests OF drawers, dining and card Ia.
gics, rIoCks, pewter pots rare china and
Glassware, bcdstead aud bureau foot high
brd,t"aa GA foot wide mirror in bureau 9
too w ~ 'ec!, elegant phrlor suits at Mo.
hlMl,uu ilJ,. 10. kns street Delm. phone
.s2S y n A, lGJ A. "
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-10
At Y. NJ c. A, Tonight

W. R. Irwin OF Willlamsport, Pa,
viii address a meeting in Y. NJ. c. A
Hall, No. 1907 Market street, this
evening at 7.45 o'clock. His subject
will be "The Cause OF Poverty.
Admission free.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-10
Lease1 ! the Beckett Cafe

Harry Bothman. proprietor of
the Clayton House. has leased the
Beckett Cafe, at Seventh and Shin.
streets, and 1t will be fitted up in
in first class style and run as an up.
to-date restaurant.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-10
SAN TOY.

"San Toy" comes almost directly
from Daly's Theatre. New York, to
the Opera House on tomorrow
night and will be one of the best
offerings of the season. Its story is
original and highly interesting and
its complications aud situations
we'll worked out and highly enter
tanning. Lyrics are admlrnbIesand
have not been equalIed since Gill
bert's. The score abounds in pref
ty, tuneful numbers with light
jingly airs, and many graceful
dances are introduced. The story
Of the comedy is woven around the
tact that the emperor of China has
issued decree ordering The orga-
nizatlon Of corps of young women
to protect his roval person from
the fascination of the English wo-
men. The company selected for the
presentation is an exceedingly
strong one, and embraces many
talented artists.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-10
MISS BOB WHITE.

On Monday night at the Opera
House Willard Sponsors 8 successful
comedy opera, "Miss Bob White"
will be presen ted. The principal
comic element is as ingenious as It
is elastic. 1t tells the story Of two
young men, milllonalres ia their
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-10
Able to be About.

Tho pastor Of the Asbury NJ. E.
Church, has so far recovered that he
Will have be in his place in the pray.
er meeting this evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-10

Miss Margaret Rice of No. 9O7
West Eleventh street, entertained
of friends at her home on
Wednesday evening in honor OF her
eighth birthday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-10
Embr0iderieS at
Half Price,

p cent Corset Covers Is
cents.
Is cent Corset Covers 7 cts.
80 cent flannel waists 80 cts.
$500 Silk Waists $3.50.
$500 and 500 walking
Skirts $500.
$1,000 Tailor made suits
now 1919.
1925 childs angora muf and
scarf reduced to S1.25.
$500 child's fur set now
$3.50.
S4.0O child's fur set now So.
$3.50 chiId's fur set now
Sl.50.
$l.50 child's fur set now Soc
S3.75 Ladies' mufl' reduced
to S2.25.
Ladies' hrs reduced a third.
800, $500 and $G coats
for children, . to 5 years, re-
duced to $l.5O.
80 cent black Zcbelinc dress
goods reduced to 60 cents.
Sl.2j Granite reduced to
Sl.OJ.
Sl.oO homcspun dress goods
now - cents.
30 cent Camels hair dress
goods reduced to 80 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-10

SOMETHING THAT'LL MAKE
your mouth water should constitute
the daily bill of fare. They live twics
who live well, and the good Iivers also
live longest. Our meats are the chOic-
est to he had for money, and careful
house keepers give our prices the pre-
ference, because Of what they are and
what they mean. Steaks, chops,
roaSts, etc, all are fine. Try our own
make fresh sausage; none better.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-10
ADJUSTMENTS. A
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
THE EVIL EYE,

| The bicyc used by Chas. A.
Loder, the touring German.Ameri
can in "The Evil Eve" playing to
night at the Opera House has more
Ingenious contrivance attached to il
than all the other wheels in exist.
ance combined. 1t is a combIuetion
OF dust sprinkler, gattllng gun, din
ming car, kitchen. cooking stove,
bar for mixed drinks. sitting loom,
lavatory, cold storage, bath and
piazza.
The Germa n American in act |.
rides into Holland village and in
so dong Immediately gets into some
trouble with The Evil Eye. the
william of the play. This unfriend-
llness afford the wonderful wheel
an opportunity to demonstrate its
aptitude to taxe care of itself, wuen
''EvIl Eye" rushes to attack it, it
deluges him with water from pat
enl road sprinkler attached in the
front. When "Evil Eye" in rage
PUSHES again at him he warns him
back with blank cartridges 10 heave
to- When the heroine shows fa-
tigue it unfOlds chair and she is
gently urged to renew her strength |
by tasting liquor served from the
handle bars. To the hero who has
accidentally received some of the
water. towel appears that he may
dry himself. and when after the ex-
citement, the comedian proposes to
satisfy his hunger, locker is dis
closed containing stove, coffee pot
and all the paraphernalia Of res
tauraut, and when he proceeds TO
ry.esgs and enjoy regularly cook.
I'd meal IN contentment. The won
ierful wheel works likes tan, which
s most convenient l., hot weather,
ifIs an umbrella, spreads an avn
ng when required and above it
waves an American flag.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-10
[, B., RILEY
January Sale
Linens.

You will do well to secure q
years supply of table linen at
the prices we are asking.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-10

Go to Miller's No. l stall In the Second
street market house tor agood roast or
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-10
N. MATTHES,
No. S27 King Street,

7th and King. Goth & Market.
The leader., 1902-12-03
trustees Sale

Whereas Mary Cowart and Walter Wealth
erSby, dill on the 31st day of August 1901, exc
cute and deliver to Francis B. Hoffman, TruS
tee, trust deed on certain lands In Lincoln
county, State of Mississippi, therein described
to secure the sum of $850.00, due by said Mary
Cowart and Walter Weathersby, to the British &
American Mortgage Company, Limited, which
said trust deed Is recorded in Lincoln county,
in Deed Book %, Page 365. to which reference is
hereby made; and whereas default has been
made in the payment OF the moneys secured by
said trust deed; and whereas the undersigned
has been duly appointed substituted trustee in
the place of said Francis B.Hoifman,as provided
in said trust deed, and has been duly requested
to execute the trust therein contained. Now,
therefore notice is hereby given, that under and
by virtue Of the power contained in said trust
deed. i, the undersigned substituted trustee, on
Wednesday, the oath day of December, 1902 be-
tween the hours, 10:00,a land SCOOP IN, at the
Court House door, IN the town of Brookhayen.
in Lincoln county, will by public auction sell to
the highest bidder for cash, the following de-
scribed property, viz:
The northwest quarter of northwest quarter,
Section two (2,; and nine 20 acres in the north
east corner of northeast quarter of northeast
quarter Section three 90. Township six co,
Range nine (9) east, described as follows: Com
mehcing at the northeast corner OF said quarter
and running west, on section line three hundred
$500 yards to a hollow, thence in a southeast
wardly direction up said hollow to a light-wood
stake on the road leadi ~ from L Cowart's t. Il.
S. Boones. thence due east to section line,
thence no tn to place of beginning; and south
east quarter of southeast quarter. less two q,
acres on north end, and southwest quarter of
southeast quarter less eleven (11) acres on north
end and less nineteen (19) acres in southwest
corner Section tnirty-four (34l. and southwest
quarter of southwest quarter less four az acres
on north end. Section thirty-five (s5l, Township
seven % Range nine t9), east. Containing one
hundred and thirty-three t13S) acres, more or
less.
Said land will be sold to satisfy the debt Sc
cured by said trust deed and such title will be
gwen as is vested in said trustee.
=. T.. JONES,
Substituted Trustee.
The leader., 1902-12-03

]. @. and B. NJ. Spence, of
Brookhaven, visited their brother,
j. w. Spence, in this city last
Sunday Wesson Enterprise.