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DYSPEPSIA and General Debility

are cured by P. P, P, Lippman's
Great Remedy, the superior of all
sarsaparillas.
P. P. P. is the greatest tonic for
the stomach that was ever known.
Indigestion, bad dreams ambitious
ness give way rapidly to the power
full tonic and blood cleansing proper
ties of P. p. p.
A prominent railroad superintend-
ent living at Savannah, Ga. lin
which city he was BORN, says he
feels better than he ever did, and he
had the worst case of dyspepsia on
record. He had no appetite, and the
little he ate disagreed with him,
causing him to vOmit often; he had
pains in the head, breast and stom-
ach; but after using three bottles of
p. P. p, he felt like a new man. He
says that he feels that he could live
forever If he could always get p, P. p.
His name will be given on applica
tion to us.
Sold by ali druggists.
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Mrs. NJ. b. Wilson, retained this
morning from trip to the San An
cello country. She bought a ranch
of fourteen hundred acres, paying
ten dollars per acre for same. She
will close out her affairs here Mt
once and move to that country,
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PERs NAILS

Fate Noel was here from Ennis
today.
Ralph Getzendaner was in Mid
lothian this morning.
Clint Cummins, Central yard
master at Ennis, was here this
morning.
Mrs c. w. Sparks went to Cal
vert this morning to spend a week
or two with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Locke and
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson Thompson
returned to Hillsboro last night.
Mr.. Underwood, cotton buyer
from Hillsboro, was in the city yes
terday, the guest of T. A. Edwards.
Misses Irene and r. X. Atkins,
of the Nash community, were in
the city yesterday on a shopping ex-
petition.
DIR. Manton Carrick, of Dallas,
was here yesterday to attend the
funeral of his uncle, DIR. A. A.
Thompson.
Rev. L. G.. Carleton, a popular
minister of the Cumberland Presby-
terrain church, was here yesterday
from Midlothian.
Rev. Angus Johnson and wife.
of Avalon, spent last night in the
city and went to Denton this morn
ing to attend the Dallas Presbytery.
Rev. f. Brantley who has been
visiting here from the Indian Terri
tory, went to Denton this morning
to attend the Dallas Presbytery. He
will preach the opening sermon to-
night.
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President Elected.

The Texas Presbyterian College
for Girls, located at Milford, and
under the control of the synod of
Texas of the Southern Presbyterian
church, has secured the services OF
Rev. Henry G.. Evans, ID. d., of
Missouri, as president. He was
formerly the successful president of
the Synodical Female College of
Missouri. He hopes to reach Texas
about the middle of June, to begin
the work of canvassing and adver-
Using the school, ready to begin in
September next. Milford is erect
ing the main building, and the syn
cd is asked to erect an additional
one to accommodate in all about
seventy-tive boarders.
Coat collar springs cts. at Nick
store. =
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Looking for a Location.

Mr.. G. w. Garrison, representing
the Texas Fuel Oil Burner Co, was
in the city today looking for loca-
ton for a storage tank. Mr.. CARR
son says his company will open an
agency here in about ten days for
the sale or fu lei and oil burners.
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THE LONG 4 SHORT OF 1T

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Have your wants filed through
our want column.
Hunter Bros. are ornamenting be
front Of Wsde's saloon with a new
coat OF paint.
The indications are good for a
large attendance at the Chautauqu a
this summer.
Williams Skinner, who has been
quite sick for several days, is able
to be up again.
The Chautauqua grounds would be.
an ideal place for holding the con-
gressionsl convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitfield Cooper
are rejoicing over the arrival of a
sweet girl baby at their home.
Now that the political agitators
are out of job let's talk up the In
ternational and Great Northern.
For quick work and satisfactory
results put your want ads in THE
DAILY LIGHTS illustrated want col
umn.
The two-months-old child of Ed
Wallace, partner of III. P. Smith,
died last night and will be buried to-
morrow.
The Rocket team of the F. U. A.
will meet with Waxahachie lodge
dodge tomorrow night. A royal
good time is expected.
The Young Ladies Auxiliary of
the G.. P. church will meet Friday
afternoon at three O'Clock with Miss
Nell Newton on Rogers street. II
Prof, Wright, a member of the
State University faculty, was in the
city yesterday visiting the public
schools. He favored t h Is office
with a call.
w. b. Reymuiier today painted a
large sign for Mesgrs. Cronk and
Howell on the front of their build
ing which reads: ELLIS County
Fl ardware Co"
A waxahachie baker has been
asked by the reunion management
to furnish the reunion with 1000
loaves of bread daily while the re-
union is In session.
At the meeting Of the commission
ers court Monday the returns Of the
school trustee election were counted
and the result declared. There
were one hundred and twenty-three
trustees elected, one for each dis
trict In the county.
Mrs. Spalding IN having her old
residence on West Jefferson street
moved back to the rear Of the lot
and some time soon she will have a
new residence built where the old
one stood. Mr.. j. $. McCanless
has the work In charge.
Mrs. NJ. Is. Wilson, returned this
morning from trip to the San An
CELLO country. She bought ranch
of fourteen hundred acres, paying
ten dollars per acre for same. She
will close out her affairs here Mt
once and move to that country.
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The Nickel Store will close the
23rd of this month for one day only,
the employees and proprietors all
meet in Dallas chat day to celebrate
their first annual reunion. II
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Winnie Davis Camp No. los L. G..
v. will assemble at Texas headquar-
tiers at the fair grounds I'm Dallas at
10 O'Clock on Tuesday, the I'D, to
receive reunion badges and further
orders. By order of Camp.
j. ID. CARDER, Capt,
Fl. Nj. RHoDus, Adjt.
Weekly papers please copy
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Mrs. Matte Lay, dressmaker, at
home 3ij f.. Marvin street, would
be pleased to have the ladies call.
Have long experience In the bust
ness. Satisfaction guaranteed. -
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TO CURE GRIP I'M TWO DAYS

Laxative Bromo-Quinine removes
the cause. +. w. Groves signature
on every box. Price Is cents. 2
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Advertise any want you have in
the Lights Want Column, and you
viii get satisfactory results.
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MISS BAKER, representing Nine.
Grunder, the modiste, of Louisville,
KY, is at the Rogers for kew days.
Up
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r. E. z erwer and Miss Leila VIII
son.
G. f. Coats and Miss Rebecca
Cave.
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The Nickel Store can start you up
in your housekeeping AZ far as the
dining room and kitchen and part
OF your library. IL
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2 tincups 5 cts. at Nickel Store. II
2 dippers, ) cts at Nickel Store. II
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Licensed to Wed,

Coat collar springs cts. at Mich
store.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
DEATHS,
AS.a

KEl Al Erin this city on July 7. 1902, Eta T..
wife OF WIN H Kemer aged SO years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
this funeral services at tho residence Of Il or
anghter, Mrs Frank Bedweil. No l2a Lin.
calm street, on Thursday afternoon, July 10th
at O clock. lnternen: ut Mt Salem ceme.
.ery'
Chester CounW pspsrs please copy.
HANBY-At Rising sun lane on Wednes Jay
July 9th. Louisa Handy In the 3lst year o;
ReiAt,ves an friends are invited to attend
the funeral from tho residence Of her mother
Mrs. Toner, Using Sun. Lane. on Saturday
morning. High mass ~ 81. Joseph's Church
at y O'Clock. lnterment st. Josoph's Gene
terry. t
NICKERSON-Cn July 7. 1909. Mani A.
Nickerson. daughter of Charles AID adie
Nickerson. aged yearsand u days. -
Funeral services / Q be he Id at the home oI
her grandr other At 2.s ShipIey street. on
Thur raday, July 10. at . p. IN. luterment at
Lombardy.
CoLEMAN-on July 7th, 1902, Martha j..
wife Of Charles Coleman. in the 63d year Of
Relatives and filsuds are invited to attend
the funeral FROM the residence Of her hus'
band, No. 725 II. 7th street, on w ednesday
afternoon. at2 o'clock. lnterinent Rivsryiew
cemetery.
Elkton papers please copy.
McCREA-In this city on July O. 1903; Maria,
wife Of Henry Mc(rea in her Goth year.
Relatives and friends are IN vited to attend
the funeral At the residence Of her husband,
llO% East l2Lh street. on Sunday afternoon,
July 18 at $40 o'clock. Services at Brady.
wine M. E. Church at O'clock 1nterment
Mt Salem cemetery.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
Kent Real Estate.

{; Dover, Del, July 9.-The follow
ing records of transfer of import
ant land of Kent county have just
been made at the office of Recorder
of Deees Lord:
I To Dover Opera House Company,
lot On corner of State and North
streets, Dover, from Dr. Thomas
G. Frame, for 50, $50; EmmaC. Eyer
from Rosa Levi. II acres of land in
South Murderkill hundred, $},SOO;
Edward p Harnish, 80 acres of
Hand in South Murderkill hundred,
from Amos c. Turner and others,
$500; Virginia Gibson jenkins, 10
acres OF land in East Dover hundred
from James W. kerbin, 81, 500;
Willard Carson, 80 acres of land at
Pearson's Corner, from Eliza J.
Crouch, for 81, 400; John W Ford,
A1O acres of land in Duck Creek
hundred, Charles g. Ford, 81, 800;
Mary E. Primrose, Il lot of land i'll
Ouch Creek hundred, from Smyrna
Building and Loan Association.
e1,05O; Charles B. Scull, from Nut
nal Loan Association of Townsend
lot in Wyoming 800; Centennial
N. E. Church, Smyrna, from Board
of Church Extension of the MetLo.
dist Episcopal Church, release, $500.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
Killed by an Umbrella Jsb

New York, July 9. .-JamesS. Mo-
Donald escaped all the the rigors Of
the Klondyke's early days only to
meet death in this city yesterday by
being jabbed in the eye with an um
brella. The blow which fractured
his skull, was dllivered during an
alteration on Broadway, in front
OF the Rossmore Hotel. McDonald,s
assailant escaped. The victim was
once well-known real estate deal
er. a
The alteration which ended in
McDonald's death was brief one.
According to witnesses Nc
Donald got into dispute about Q. 80
o'clock in the morning with a man
who was accompanied by two
friends, and they clinched. McDon-
aids adversary who was the small
er man of the two, struck him in
the face with brass knockles, knock
ing him against the building. Then
the little man jabbed his umbrella
in McDonald's eve. The victim
staggered and fell forward on his
face.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
CASES In
CITY COURT

Before Judge Cochran in the City
Court this morning the first four
men were charged with drunenkness.
Two of them were fined 81 and costs
each and the other Two wers allowed
to 60 with caution.
Samuel Saunders was charged with
assault and battery. He was hold in
$1,000 bail for his appearance on
Monday. The man assaulted had
twenty Two stitches placed to close
the wounds
George W. Bullen was fined 81 and
costs for acting in dsorderly man
ner.
William Hammell was fined IS and
costs for psddlihg without IL.
ce:lse.
John McFadden pleaded guilty to a
charge OF harboring an unregistered
dog, and the fine was So and costs.
The five boys who broke into the
Wilmington Theatre we're held in 500
bail for their appearance at court.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
DESERTED on H1nsymoOn

Bryn Mawr, Pa, July S.-Desert-
ed on her honeymoon, Mrs. Charles
D. Arden is obliged to apply
her friends to enable her to
to return to her home at Malvern.
Four weeks ago 17-year-old LAWN
ia H. Morrison and Charles D. Arden
engaged in a Irritation in a theatre
in Philadelphia. They had never
seen each other before. A cores
pondenco followed, and on June 80
the couple We're married at West
Chester. In proof of this assertion
the girl shows her marriage certifi-
cate. Immediately after they we're
married Arden brought his wife to
this place, where he had secured a
place AS painter. A few days ago
Baltimore parties wrote to the Post
master regarding Arden, and at the
same time he received letters that
made him uneasy.
Yesterday Arden packed his valise
and left his boarding house, walk.
ing toward Haverfcrd. His wife
followed and overlook him at Hav.
erfbrd. He ordered her not to try
tc follow him any further, saying it
would he better for him to leave her
as he bad a wife and children in Vir.
ginia.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
A HARD
!: STRUGGLE.
Many a Wilmington Cit.
zen Finds the Strug.
gle Hard.

With back constantly aching
With distressing urinary disorders
Daily existence is but a struggle.
No need to keep it up.
Doan's Kidney Pills will euro you
Wilmington people endorse this
claim.
Mrs. Albert Bannon, No. 516 East
Seventh street, says-.''I had a kid
ney complaint for five years. I
tried different 50 called kidney cures
and consulted doctors but got no
relief. I was so bad at times that l
could scarcely attend to my house.
hold cares. The pain in my back
was all but continual and often kept
up after l mad gone to bed When
l arose in the morning felt lame
and sore. Doan's Kidney Pills came
to my notice through reading the
home papers and thinking they
might give me relief, went to Dan
foIth's drug store anu got box. I
was not disappointed in the resul is
for they took right hold and soon
brought me out all right. My hus-
band also used them for backache
and was benefited
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., 1902-07-09
Tony Takes the Money

Chester, Pa. July S.--Over five
hundred people assembled at Flow
erdale track yesterday afternoon
and witnessed race between Tony
and Jake, two fast horses owned by
Schlosbaum and Oevlin, respective
ly. Th. match was foI f25 side,
the best two out of three heats
Tony won two after close work,
and in the last heat Jake dropped
under the wire
The place was too hot for him,
and he was taken sick The first
heat was wou Ly Jake III S.O7; the
second and third went to Tony in
8 06; and 3 70 James Milbourne,
former owner of Democracy act ed
;,s Judge.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
CARD BASKET.

Edgar B. Riley and wife are
boarding for the summer near Clay
mont. Mr.. Riley goes back anG
forth every day.
J. NJ. Mather and family are Wis
iting at Mountain Rest, New Yorl
state.
Thomas Haney, of Cheyune, wy.
oming, is visiting his cousin, Milk
Inspector McEvilly.
Misses Carrie Pierce and Katie
Frysinger, of Chester, spent Sunday
with friends in this city.
Miss Nan Bostic, of Dover, was a
visitor to Chester last week.
Miss Whiteman is visiting at
Mountain Rest, N. Y.
George Webb and family are Wis.
iting Mrs. George Turner at Little
Creek.
William T. Hood and wife are Wis
iting relatives in Dover.
Miss Mary Smith, of this city, il
visiting Mrs, wv. j. Benson, Dover.
Edmund Maag, of this city, spent
the Fourth with his father, John
Mag, Dover.
Henry Alloway Mills, of this
city, a student at the U. of P. and
a former Doverite, is visiting Will
liam p. Forkum and wife, atDove r.
Miss Mabel Reeder has been visit.
Ing Miss Eva Gilbert, at Trainers.
Nathaniel Ford is visiting friends
in Brenford.
Charles Schwartz is visiting friends
In Leipsic.
Bayard Clothier is visiting his
mother In Leipsic.
N. s. Banning has been visiting at
Rising Sun.
William Frear is visiting friends
at Rising Sun.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
Rev o. {. Burt Suspended

! Lancaster, July s. Tho Rev. O.
c. Burt until recently pastor of the
Quarryville NJ. E. Church, was this
afternoon suspended from the min
istry by Presiding Elder Kynett
after two days trial on the charge
of planning to desert his wife and
el0pe with member of his congre-
cation. The Presiding Elder gave
out this statement tonight:
The charges and speCifica-
tions against Rev. q. G..
Burt have been unanimous
ly sustained and he stands
suspended from the eXercis-
es of all ministerial func-
tions until the next annual
d. session Of the Philadelphia
Conference.
When the trial adjourned last
night Mr. Burt was still on the
stand in his own defense, but his
testimony was weak and contra.
dictory. This morning when the
trial opened before the ministerial
board Burt was not present, later
sending word that he had oversight
himself. At the afternoon session
however, he appeared again and
was on the stand in his own behalf,
but was unable 10 refutc the testi-
mony of those oapprared against
him. Though his council several
times advised him to plead guilty
he refused.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
Foot Caught 10 Frog

Philadelphia, July, 9.-WhiIe leap
ing on freight cars Of the Reading
Railway which were running along
the canal bank at Manayunk, about
Q O'Clock this morning, Roy Wags'
worth, 10 years old, living on Ogle
street, above Umbria, had his foot
caught in the frog Of a switch and
was severely injured that he may
die. Whom bis foot became wedged
IN the frog The boy continued to hold
on to the handle Oh the moving train,
and as q result his foot was almost
torn from lts socket before he rsleas.
ID bis hold. Ip falling to the ground
bis Head struck the tail apd Als head
s9d ono Of his eyes were badly injur
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
Cacks De mands With Razor

Chester, Pa. JHiy S.-Thaddeus
Weed, retired business man. was
assaulted with a razor tonight on
Market street, by Smith Lytle, a
colore5 hotel proprietor.
1t is alleged that Lytc demanded
money. and during an argument he
cut Weed with razor on The throat
and cheek, narrowly missing the Jug
ulai vein. The wounds are not con.
sdered dangerous
Lytle was placed under arrest, and
will have a hearing TO morrow Both
men are well known, and Weed Is a
prominent member oilhe Alpha Boat
Club.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
Tho FIRST Woman St0wawuy

New York, July 9,--The first
woman stowaway to America ariv-
ed in this port last evening on the
Kaiser Wilholm der Crosse. She is
Mrs. Louisa Slaller, a middle aged
German woman who had boarded
the vessel at Bremen.
She was then accompanied by a
ten-year-old boy, and explained to
the officials that the child was her
son and that she had come on board
to bid him good bye before sending
him to an uncle in this country.
When three days out from port
she was discovered among the steer
age passengers. She refused to give
any reason for hiding away ON
board beyond saying that at the
last moment she felt that she could
not part from herson.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
Petr.fied Man Is ID al,

Woodbury., N. j.. July 8.-George
w. Lewis. known as the man turn.
ing 10 stone, who had been a great
su fferer tor IS years. died at his
home, at Cross Keys, last night.
His case has been most remark
able one, aud one that has baffied
the ablest ply siclars Of this State
AID Pennsylvania.
Prior TO nlns years ago Mr..
Lewis was frequently Ill, but from
appearances these was no particu.
lar ailment. Then Mr.. Lewis
found that his fingers began to get
stiff, ard it was with difficulty that
be could move then. This stiffness
began 10 move up his arms, and
soon he found that from the elbows
down the flesh began TO harden
until the arms became useless.
The skin was drawn tightly over
the bones, bis sinsws drawn and
his hands became like marble.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
SMYRNA PERSONALS.

Miss Helen Collins was a guest of
Miss Hettie Latchum, of Milford
from Thursday until yesterday.
Miss Latchum gave a dance in hen
or of Miss Collins and Miss Bertha
Price, who is also visiting there,
Saturday evening which was large
ly attended by the young folks of
Milford.
John Truax, of Wilmington,
spent a few days the past week
with Mrs. Truax, who is a guest of
D. G. Bailey and wife.
Misses Bertha and Eta Bailey, of
Kenton. and Miss Enos, of Odessa
who have been the guests of Mrs.
Laura Temple, have returned home
William Jones, wife and son, and
Thomas Jones of Wilmington, Lem
uel Anderson, of Philadelphia,
spent the Fourth with Charles H.
Jones and wife.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
CLAYTON PERSONALS.

Miss Mabel Ford is being enter
tanned by Philadelphia friends.
Benjamin Garman, of Whining.
ton, is home on ten days vacation
Mrs. Maggie Meredith and Miss
Evelyn Meredith spent Sunday neal
Odessa
Miss Bertha Vincent, of Phila-
delghia, is guest of Mrs. E. r.
Sipple.
Alfred Sedegran, of Philadelphia,
has been spending a few days with
his wife.
Mrs. Sadie Wright is guest of
friends in Milford and FELTON, for a
few weeks.
David Smith, Of Wilmington,
spent the Fourth with his brother,
+. A. Smith.
Miss Jennie Jones, of Middletown
is being entertained by Miss Fannie
Short.
James Johnson and Michael Burns
of Wilmington, spent the Fourth in
town.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
THE CHICAGO STRIKE.
Freight Handlers and Managers to
Hold a Conference.

AAosu &"
CHICAGO, July 0-Through the cf.
forts of Chairman Job of the state ar.
bitrltion committee series of meet
ings have been arranged between the
general manager Of each Of the roads
and a committee of five men from each
line.
Chairman Job went TO each railroad
separately and asked the general man.
ager if he would receive committee
: of the strikers. In every instance he
was Informed that the committee
would be received If it was understood
that it came from the employees Of
the road and not from the freight han.
dlers' union. Then Mr.. Job reported
to the men bis success with the rail
roads and secured their consent to the
meetings. 1t was arranged that each
committee should consist of five strik.
ers
Chairman Job thinks that he has in
serted the entering wedge for the set
clement of the strike. "The men have
nil along insisted" he said. that they
would not meet the managers unless
they We're received as members Of the
union. The managers have said that
they would confer with the men at
any time provided they came as EN-.
ployees Of the road with a grievance
to be adjusted. OF course cannot tell
what Will come from the meetings. but
the differences in the demands Of the
men and the concessions Of the roads
are so slight that recognition OF the
union is practically the only thing at
!ssua"
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
THE WEATHER.

In the Middle Stltes and New Eny-
land to day fdir aud warmer with
westerly winds.
On Thursday. fair and c1Oler
weather, will prevail with westerly
winds.
On Friday clear weather will pre-
vail, with moderate temperature. -
The thermometer at W. C.Taylor's
drug store 302 King street today reg.
iStered as follows:
7 O'Clock 10 O'Clock lo'clock
10 SO 96
The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
THE TRANSFER
OF PRISONERS.
Editor of thu Republican:

Sir;-I seen by the report of the
Levy Court meeting that Sheriff
Mcdaniel is to get $3.50 for trans
ferring 100 prisoners. What do
you think of that for economy on
the psrt of the Levy Court. just
01. "A for each man. Why the fare
from New Castle was only Sl6 and
the men were handcutfel. All th3
police in the city were utilized and
his four wardens We're along. Who
believes that fifty men were EN-
ployed. Why will wager sum
equal to the amount of the bill that
Billy Heal and three men can take
these men on thrss different days
Mt cost of not more than s35. it
is tiTe in my opinion to stop this
expense and the Levy Court should
stopit. ECONOMY,
I, Newport, July Q.