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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27
ONE CENY
Held A Conference,

A conference was held last
night between the members of
the fire committee of City
Council and the Police Com
mis>ioners.
Superintendent j. w.
Aydon expressed the opinion
that about fourteen miles of
new copper wire should be put
IN to make the system up to
date. He estimated that the
cost Of repairing the boxes and
apparatus damaged by the
recent storm and the cost of
the new wire at $1,000, which
is Il smaller amount than was
expected. 1t is Il question
whether the council will allow
the new wire to be purchased.
The subject of placing wires
underground was touched upon
briefly, and Superintendent
Ayron said that with the pre-
sent number of conduits it !
would be useless to place w,,res
underground, and he also
pointed out that in the re;elt
storm the telephone companies
had wires burned out in the
conduits underground so that
they were but little protection
under present conditions.
The members of council feel
that the fire and police systems
should be placed in as good
coalition as possible, but they
do not feel that the city is able
to purchase new wire if it can
possibly be avoided. The sub
ject will be discussed at length
later.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27
CASES In
CITY COURT

There were but three cases before
the Municipal court this morning.
Drunkenness was the charge In each
case and while two Of them were
fined 81 and costs each the other man
was dismissed as he was sick.
Because Edward McElroy yelled
"!ice" at Miss Bessie May Burrier and
Miss Elsie Burrier,h he wasI ARRESTED on
a charge Of disorderly conduct, but
was dismissed when arraigned in City
Court last night.
The young women testified that
McElwee called Ice at them at Eighth
and Market streets, and Third and
Market streets recently, and they did
not like such language, which was
meaningless to them.
Clifford Morton, one of the wit
nesses for McElroy cleared away much
Of the mystery in the case, and en-
iightened the court on the meaning
of the word ice as applied to the
young women. He explained that
recently the young women had been
riding bicycles, and their manner Of
riding caused some young men to ap-
ply the term ice carts to the bicy-
cles.
McElroy took the stand in his own
defense, and said he was one Of a
crowd Of young men who remarked
ice when the .Burrier girls passed. He
said that when he was driving a wa
gon for milk dealer the girls called
milk at him many times.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27
Woman S Plea Is Roosevelt.

Harrisburg, Pa, March Co
Governor Stone has received a
communication from President
Roosevelt, enclosing letter from
u woman named Schluter, in Ger
many. Mrs. Schluter says her
husband is in the Philadelphia
Penitentiary under the name Of
Herman Schluter, alias Frederick
Miller. He was good husband
she says, until bad women led him
astray and then he left her and
came to this country and commit
ed a crime in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Schlnter says that the WIS.,
it Of Prince Henry to this coun ry
might soften the Presidents hear t
to release her husband, but he
mrst promise to be good and
hastenlback to Germany. The
President referred the letter to
Governor Stone, who fled it with
The Board Of Partlons.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27
SURPRISE PARTY.

A masquerade surprise party was
given last evening to Mr.. and Mrs,
Ralph Perry. No. l24 North Frank.
lin street. The PARTY numbered III.
teen couple dressed In all the fanlas.
tic garb OF masqueraders.
Canes were pl laycd, Instrumental
music helped to while away the Time
Refreshments were served in ablm
dance and everybody enjoyed them
selves.
Those present were William Irwin
and wife. Willard Philips and wife,
Charles Grahm and wife, Edgar
1lortlock and wife, ,Iohu Mutch and
vile, William Sawyer and wlre, WI
liam lIirzel and wife, Mrs. John
Graham, Mrs George Walker, Mrs.
Collins Shaw, Mrs. Julia Derrickson
Of Georgetown, Mrs. Charles Donnel-
ly, Mrs. lIallmann, MIS- King, Mrs.
Ida Mitchell, Lucy Wiltbank, Lewis
Hsiton, Theodore Murcb, William
Hirzel, Jr.. Cecil Graham and Ray
s,ond King.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27
Levy Court

There was lively discussion or
a bill of George W. duncan for $3.50
which he claims is due him for fur
nishing dirt for Il small road about
$50 feet long that runs from his fast
land 10 Silver Run road. Mr.. Dun.
Can has a contract Tor a term ol
wears to furnish the dirt lor the
road.
Mr.. Duncan furnished some dirt
for the small road mentioned above
and rendered a bill for $3.50 claim
ing that is was separate from the
road.
The court contcndcd that the
road was part OF Silver Run road
and therefore the work went ia th = I
contra,t. Courts Attorney Conrad
read a resolution from Courts rec.
ord the sens. OF which Mr.. Dnncan
had urbally agreed the work went
in with his contract for Silver Run
road. Mr.. Duucan claimed that he
made no sach an agreement, Mr..
Armstrong who is the member from
Mr.. Duncans district made u mo-.
tiou The bill be disalloxel whic h
was carried.
The bond Of Constable Gamble
was approved.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27
COLLISION AT
EDGE MOOR.

There wasa serious wreck on tn
p. W. & B. Railroad at Edge Moo
shortly after 2 O'Clock this morning
which resulted in to engines being
damaged, four freight cars being de
molished and traffic was also delayed
for several hours.
The accident was caused by pas
senger train, No. 66 northbound side
swipping an extra freight.
The passenger train which Is an
express from Washington to New
York and is composed principally OF
express and mail cars left French
street on her schedule time which is
! 1.57 O'Clock. The train is due at
Landlith at 205 O'Clock and when
within short distance of the station
an extra freight train, also north
bound started to pull out OF the sid
ing. The extra freight was making
up for Philadelphia and besides the
engine and tender had on four empty
cars.
Before the engineer Of the passen.
ger train could stop his engine the
train sideswipped the freight. In an
instant there was wild confusion
among the few passengers who were
so suddenly awakened by the jar
Word was sent to French street
station at once and as soon as possible
the wrcckirg train was sent TO the
scene 1t was at first thought that
number of the crew and also pas
sengers were seriously injured and
added much to the confusion. Al
thought the accident happened at
an early hourin a few minutes large
crowd CT people residing u the Ninth
ward, VIII o heard the crash were at
the scene of the wreck.
The first work of the officials of
the railroad was to attend to tue in
iured, but it was learned that the
accident in that respect was not as
serious as was expected. Engineer
Mulldoon of tho passenger train and
two of the mail clerks were slightly
injured. The passengers were badly
Jared, but none Of them sustained
aRy injuries
The passenger train was in charge
of Conductor Newman and Engineer
Muldoon.
While the passengers and crew es-
capped with but few bruises. the dam.
age to the two trains was heavy.
When the engine of train No. 66 and
several of the cars attached sideswip-
ped the freight, all four of the freight
cars were thrown from the track ard
and almost completely demolished
The cngiae of the extra freight was
twisted almost completely around.
The passenger engine was some
what damaged and had to be brought
back to the round house. Several
cars on the Passenger train were
also slightly damaged.
The work Of cleaning the tracks
was started at once but was not Hntil
le.w,en 6 and : Q, o,clock This morning
that both tracks were clear. I'll
freight cars were 50 badly demolished
they were burn I'd to get rid OF them.
The engine which was dera:!ed and
was was standing cr0sswise tie tracks |
was pat back On the tracks BY the
wrecking crane,
At : O'Clock this morning the !!
trains were running On theil schedule
Tine.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27
TO GIVE A DANCE.

A dance will be given in the New
Century Club building on Tuesday.
April !, for the benefit Of the Home
Of Merciful Rest. The patronesses
are Mrs. Edward 4. Belts, Mrs. W.
N. Barnard. Mrs John B. Bird, Mrs
Samuel Candy. Mrs. A. l.. Doer. Mrs
T.. Coleman DUPONT, Mrs. Alfred s.
Elliot, Mrs. Horace W. cause, Mrs.
Elgar HuunsGeld, Mrs. T'ilghman
Johnston, the Misses Lea, Mrs. W.
G. Mendenhall, Mrs. c. l.. Patterson
Miss Abigail Speakman. Mrs. Joseph
Swift, Mrs. George w. Sparks, Mrs.
II. b. Sadler, Mrs. II. Il. TalnaIl, Jr.
Mrs A. q. Wilson, and Mrs. l.. L.
Warner.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27
DOTS.

Scott Church members have agreed
toabidc by the action Of BishopJoyce
in removing Rev. j. W. Easlcy.
The canvas Jor the city directory
began to day.
Samuel Thorp an United Stats Mail
driver, was taken sick ut the post
Office today and was scat home in the
Phoenix ambulance.
Joseph Tosney, Of Delaware City
has returned home from Manila.
The British Steamship Oilfeld
cleared from port today for Roucn,
France.
Robert J. Bootos who returned
home from Manila on Monday where
he was in the Quartermaster's office
says he had enough Of Manila.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27
A Polite fiuryllr,

BridgevilIe, Del, March 26.
The little village of Green
wood was thrown into intense
excitement last night, when a
burglar entered the commo-
dious house OF James Nc
Farland, Il rich cattle dealer.
The intruder entered by a
side door and approached the
room occupied by MrFarland,
and his wife. As he threw the
light of his lantern on the
slumbering pair the wife, who
was awakened, sprang out Of Il
window near by, and her hus-
band followed in close pursuit.
Clad only in their night robes,
they ran down the street call
ing for help.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27
WILLE-uAGUE.

The marriage Mss Helen D.
Hague, daughter Of Thomas M.
Hague, Of Elkton, TO DR.. Clarence W
Wslle, Of Philadelphia. stationed at
tho Marine Hospital at Old Point
Comfort. Va, took place last night
at ihs home Of the BRIDES parents
In Elkton. The ceremony was per-
fo,med by Rev. Robert Stephenson.
I The bride was attended by her
sis.er, Miss Henrietta Hague, as
maid Of honor, II. V. Willie, OF Phil
adeiphia. acted as best man Miss
Evelyn Eckle, Of Baltimore, was ring
bearer.
The bride wore gown Of white
chiflon over white silk, trimmed in
white silk applique aud carried a
shower bouquet Of Bride roses and
lilies of the valley. The maid of honor
wore a gown Of white Paris muslin,
trimmed IN lace and RIBBONS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27
Watching For the Flag

Ceputy Sheriff Jane, II. Sayille for
several days has been endeavoring to servo
writ en- j.. Edward Addicks in ths case
to recover 1900 for alleged breach Of con-
tract brought by Joha A. Lingo. proprIs
tor Of u >hote! at Rehobotb, bat so far.
without SUCCESS.
Armed with tho legal papers In the case
Deputy Sheriff Saville has been awaiting 2
the arrival Of Mr.. Addicks IN this city,
and In this connection an amusing story
Is told about tho deputy by thoss who
frequent sheriff McDaniel's office.
1t Ia said that Mr. Savillo Is awaiting
the display ofa flag at MIR. Addicks's head
quarters on King stroet opposite the Court
House. There Is a story among the pol.
ittclans that whenever Mr.. Addicks visits
his headqarters the American fla. there
10 displayed. aud Deputy Sheriff Sayille
10 keoplng vigilant eye for the uniurliug
Of the Gag. .don0ting Mr.. Addicks's pres.
ence.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27
MarShaItOn Items,

Moving day is past and quite a
number of our people have chang
ell homes.
We extend a hearty greeting to
our new pastor who will soon be
among us. We wish him success
inhis new field of labor.
DR.. Samuels is now in his new
office and ready to attend his pa
ticIts as usual.
Mrs. A. S. L. Jones OF this
village is visiting her niece Mrs.
James Polk of Newport.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27
Confirmation services.

There viii! be confirmation at Calvary
Episcopal Church this evening at o'clock
Bishop Coleman will administer the con :
frmn ion and also will preach the sermon.
There will be three services On Good
Friday. The first service will bs held
stll a. tn., aud will consist Of morning
prayer and address. The second service
will 10 from !. O'Clock. noon. until g.
o'clock p. III and will be "A com memoru-
tion OF the three hours agony. At this
service the booklets containing tho hymns
and dev0tions viii bo presented. The
evening service will begin at 8 O'Clock p.
m., and will be the sixth lecture on The
Life Of Christ aud the Crucinxlon." The
lecture will be illustrated by l50 slides
thrown on canvas by the stereopticon.
Miss Josephine Fletcher will sing the woll
known solo. Calvary" during the lsc-
ture.
On Holy Saturday there will be evening
prayer and holy baptism at clock p.
III.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27
Kissing Parsons j., Forgiven.

Brazil, Ind, March 2G.-Th Q
School Board to-day reinstata d
Rev. Z. NJ. Muncie, president Of
the Meridian street School, who
was dismissed last Monday, on a
charge of attempting to kiss one
of his girl pupils.
The reinstatement was brough t
about by a petition signed by the
parents Of every pupil who attend
ed the school.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27
To Feed 1900.

A, l.. Ainscow. No. 802 Market
Street. viii! furnish supper for l-oo
persons at Turn Hall on next we'd
nesday and Thursday evenings
The supper will be given oy tne
Wilmington Lodge. A. o. U. W.. 1t
will require 100 TO prepare aud wait
on the tables, made up OF Is wait.
ers and Is 10 the kitchen. 1t Will
take 1000 dishes, $500 pieces OF ell
YER and 1000 glasses. Mr. FRANK
Slack will have charge OF the menue
and ;his fact will insure good
spead. The Colonel save that every
thing will be up to the Ainscow
staudar d.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27
IOl1n Ward Dand.

John Ward at No. 11O2 West Third
street met with a peculiar accident
yesterday afternoon which resulted in
him receiving several injuries. While
crossing the quarry lot at Sixth and
VanBuren streets the bank gave way
and Mr.. Ward fell down with the
dirt. His nose was lacerated and his
ia &C bruised in several places.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27
Paine's Celery Compound
The Best InVigurator
and Shenythener for Old People
Its Use lnsures Freedom
From the lnfirmities
That Come With Ad.
vancing Years.
It BssteWs on the Assd q C,ndition
Of Comfort, Happiness and Peace
that M Other Agency
Can Give.

We should give carefulattention to
the physical welfare OF the aged in
our homes. Their chief troubles are
constipation, flatulence, drowsiness,
rheumatism, neuralgia and indiges-
tiOn.
Paine's Celery Compound Is the
world s@Sest medicine for all the be-
setting troubles OF the old. Its regu-
lating influence on the liver, kidneys
and bowels removes the disorders that
como to the aged. When you are old,
Paine's Celery Compound stimulates
the vital powers, regulates digestion,
and promotes a healthy appetite. 1t
builds you up and adds years of COM
fort, happiness and peace to your
life.
Rev. DR.. VIM. A. Smith of Groton.
Conn, one of the best known di-
vines in Southern New England, sends
the following letter that deserves
careful reading:
81 am now 81 years of age, and dur
ing my long life have suffered greatly
from dyspepsia. torpid liver, ,constipa
tion and insomnia, at times thinking
l should die for want of sleep.
Ry the use of several bottles Of
Paine's Celery Compound l have so
far recovered my health as to consid-
er myself well man for my age. My
appetite Is now good, my sleep is re-
freshing, my liver active and bowels
regular, and my crutches not needed.
See that you get PAINE'S, the
kind that makes old people active,
fresh and young. Look for the name
PAlNE'S en- each bottle and wrap
per. If you are offered any other
kind yon are getting substitute
that is worthless,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27
TIE WEATHER.

In the Middle States and New Eng
land t, day clear weather Will pfe'a'i
followed by fresh casterly winds, ana
stationary temperature.
Friday, partly clear weather Will
prevail, aud stationary temperature
with solltherly winds.
Saturday promises to be partly cloudy
with stationary temperature.
The thermometer at W. C.TaylorS
drug store 3O2 King street today reg
istered as follows:
! O'Clock 10 O'Clock O'Clock
40 4S 5S
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27
Walker Will Case

Closing testimony in the Walker
Will case was heard before Probate
Judge Calvin Crossan this morning.
The last witnesses were Dr.. Henry
Walker one OF the Municipal contest.
ants aud Phoebe Page,
The case was the longest one
ever before the Register Of Wills
Crossan tnere being about 1000
pages OF typewriter testimony.
II. II. Ward represents the will
and j. Harvey Whiteman the con.
testants.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27
PERSONAL
MENTION
GAVE RECEPTION,

Mount Salem NJ. L. Church gave
its pastor Rev. 4. A. II. o 'Brien, a
very pleasant reception last evening.
Rev. William Hamilton delivered an
address CT welcome after which the
pastor delivered an address, outlining
the work tor the year after which
they spent an hour socially. The
Alfred !. du Pont Orchestra will
give a musical entertainment In the
church on April 10.
Pastor will preach on Sunday morn
Ing On "Vhy VIC observe the first in-
stead Of the seventh day as our Holy
Day."
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27
Uli,n Re,uJ,iCu1s selccta Date.

The Union Republican party has
selected Saturday. August 23. a, the
date for lioldin. nominations, in New
Castle county.
The Sheriff and the Department of
Elections have bccn notified. This
means that there will he no common
primary in New Castle County. The
registration days are August :, 0. lG
and as the registrars are allowed some
days in which to prepare the voting
looks, it IS thought lhat the Regular
Republicans will be unable to scc@rc
an earlier ta'c.
A prominent Union Republican
said this morning that the Union Re-
publcanS do not intend to lar down
like lambs. If they are to be ignored
then let the dose lie given all along
the line. What is sauce for Sussex
mist De sauce for New Castle. twill
not do to pull the wool over our eyes
any more No more gold bricks A
common primary in New Castle nd
two tickets In Kent and Sussex.
--':'- Easter uoods, Easter Goods. c...,
Some Of he linost Els;or Goods that hnva
over been seeu IN this q y nro at Ieryu.
sln's 13 Eat Second street. Leave your
,,r r. fflr n n n n w.Ra
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27
EUCHRE PARTY.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thatcher gave
a progressive euchre party at their
home, No. 7O1 Adams street.
Those present were Dr. and Mrs.
Henry Briggs, Joseph Montgomery
and wife, Charles Zebley and wife,
Frank Thatcher, William Il. Hayes
and wife, John Brassingtcn and wife,
Owen Hayes and wife, Bertha Hayes
Edward Smith, Walter Hare, Paul
Thatcher, Heburn Reed and wife,
Mrs. Townsend OF Philadelphia,
Maude Smith Of Baltimore.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27
Will DO West

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dougherty,
will shortly 60 West where Mrs
Doughcr,v IS uncle resides. Through
John II. Daley, real estate agent
they sold their house No. 1881 West
Fifth Street 10 Adam Hettrick lor
81, 100. a-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

p. Milton Vernon Mellott and Miss
Lillian May Parsons were united in
the holy bonds Of matrinony last
evening, in Asbury NJ. E. Church, by
,the Rev. II. S. Dulaney.
I They marched up the aisle of the
church at 8. 80 o'clock to the strains
:0f sf@ghrein. They were accompa.
ned by flower girl aud ring bearer.
They left on wedding tour North,
afler which they Will reside here.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27
.;isI, Market.

Powell fish dealer, Third Street
Market will have on sale to morrow
and Saturday, Rock fish, cod fish, cat
fish, haddock, herring and white
perch as we'll as u fine lot of Delaware
Shad,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27
$3.50 $40
And $12

From $3.50 to Sl2 are popular
prices, with many thousands of
Clothing buyers. The New York
Clothing House has great line
at these figures!
Each garment is cut and finish.
ed with an eye to beauty, and wear.
The fabrics used in the Manufac-
ture of this popular line Of Suits
were chosen with a special refer
ence to their strong wearing quali-
ties.
They are Union Made.
Without any disparagement Of
those shown by other houses, we
can Justly claim that in $3.50, $40
and s12 Suits we have Whining
tons best and q genuine Bargain
Line.
Mems Suits - to $18!
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27
Joseph Seimap, OF No, 1918 Yves

Joseph Seiman, OF No 1918 West
Second Street died last night.
John Lemon IL still after that Short
drink cf water.
Mt. Salem Church members tender.
cd Rev. T. A. II. O'Brien u reception
last night.
Miss Eva Stoops, Of Wilmington,
speot Sunday with A. V. Weld and
sister
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27
CLIFTON GREEN.

Howard T. Clifton and Miss Beu-
lah Green were married In Asbury
NJ. L. parsonage last evening by the
Rev. Henry S. Dulaney.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27

A woman in II country town in Illinois
atter trying many hdvsrti.e ed ",onios" in
vaip. 1t ia sail, has writteD Tho following
ing VinoI
Dear Sir: Before taking Vinol l was
too weak to spank the baby. l have TAX
ell three bottles and now can lick my
husband. Heaven bios you!"
Tbs Nlnol agency In Wilmington is N.
B. Dlnforths drug store Market and
Second Struets,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27
TO GIVE A RECEPTION

The congregation Of Kingswood M.
E. Church will tender reception to
their. new pastor on Friday evening,
March %, at the church.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27
ro Cure urlD 10 Two Days.

L,xutiys Bromo.Quin,ne removes tne
cause, u. ". Groves signature on oVery
box. Price rs cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27

Do you or don't you know that you oan
get glass bevelng. cutting, silvering and
loaded glas, work done here In this city
tho only plant In Delaware. Agent for
Daylight prisms. Fred Z. MainMs!e, l5
East Fourth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27
Gifiec;s Z estcd.

Eureka Court, Oriental Degree
OF Eureka Council, No. !, has elect
ed the following officers !cr the eu-
suing term: Noble orlcut, lesse
Sharpe; noble vice orient, A. j.
SiegrIst; high priest, John 7. Hail:
herald. Arthur L. Morrison; scribe.
a. {. Rogers; treasurer. II. T. Ad-
kius; guard, W. \. Croea.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27
Iast Noon Day Service

The last of the noon day services
was held in St. Andrews Church,
to. day. The speaker was the Kew.
e. Ernest Smith of Baltimore,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27
THE SAVOY

Chelsea. Atlantic City. N. J.
Directly On The Lenrh. Sun larlor. Hot
and cCld water iu every room. Sea wat or IN
all b,th ooms. steam heut Write for
booklet. kcuucul rut,s for entir sprsr 3
season. Booklet b. M. HANLEY
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27
CARD BASK EFT.

Mrs. Charles T.. Griffith has return.
ed home from a visit 10 AtauticCity
where she visittd Judge Robert ln'
gersoll.
Mrs. w. Scott Vernon llas RETURN
ed home from three weeks visit 10
her parents at Bridgtton, N. j.
Mrs. Mary sharpless Paul, Of Ash.
land, Delaware, has been vis!t'ng
Amos Sharpless and wife, OF Ken
nett Square.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27

DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup seems
especially adapted to the needs Of the
children, Pleasant to take ssootb!ng In
its influence It's the remedy Of all rem
edtes for every form Of throat aud lung
disease
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27

What cures Group or cough In 10 min.
utes? Brazilian Balm. No opium.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27

A novel feature was diplayed
last evening at the Anniversary OF
the Ladies Auxiliary Of b. II. H.,
by B. Alice Pierson who sang and
played exclusively her own compo-
sitions. using piano. violin and
banjo She rendered pathe,callv
"Thc Brakeman's Last Words.
which is q universal hit
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-27

No Special Opening Days
n. L,Compto, 60s King street, has full
line OF all the newest things in Millinery.
und will be pleased 10 see her many friends
aud customers.