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The daily Republican., 1902-12-11
STRICKEN WITH
PARALYSIS.
William H. Bradley in a Ser.
ious Condition as a Result
Of Stroke.

New Castle, Dec. II. William H
Bradley is III critical condition a
a result of stroke Of paralysis
Yesterday morning when Mrs Brad
ley awoke she was surprised to fine
that her husband was suffering
from the stroke. DR.. Andrews is il
attendance.
The Wilmington and New Castle
Railway Company is having trouble
at the power house The car load
of coal that was put in on Tuesday
night was found to be of inferior
quality and in order to keep steam
up another boiler had to be used
which demanded the services Of an
additional fireman. The situation
is serious in New Castle for the coal
supply is very short.
The conductors and motormen
who run on the Delaware City cars
to Delaware City are grateful to
Mrs. Milne and Mrs Holloway, who
have warm coffee for them at that
end of the line.
A theatre party is being arrang-
ed here to attend the Foradora
III Wilmington on Saturday night.
The Company H. Reserves defeat
feated the Downtown Social basket
bail team blythe Iscore of Is to 10.
Albert Kirk took an impromptu
bath yesterday when he broke
through the Ice pond on the Leslie
property.
The body OF the late William Fl.
Meredith was sent to Barratts
Chapel Cemetery yesterday for in
terment
The basket ball team of COMPANY
n. defeated the Farnhurs team at
the Armory last night by the score
Of 70 to II.
Complaints were heard on every
SIDE to-day on account of the lights
being out last night
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11
civic Federation tdJourns.

NEW YORK. Dec. ll.-lhc annual
conI"r"nr" If the Industrial DEPART
mCut Of tA" National Civic fedora ion,
which las been in session for three
days, HAS been brought 10 a close. In
ter"St 10 til" last was undated. the
halI being crowded to its utmost capac-
ity. TIL" tinal subirct of discussion
"IS "InHlsjHul Agreements. in which
many Of th" most prominent delegates
took Part. While no definite results
Wcr" rrUchnd. til" executive COMMITTEES
being ctLnu"Ned to appoint a special
""mntttr" 10 review and report ON all
Iii" subjects di&cussed. it was the gen
"rHIIy EXPRESSED opinion Of the dele
gates that the conference had been a
great success. SruiaNnuHl meetings
VIII be hrld in future.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11
A GREAT
ENTERPRISE.
Millions of Dollars to be Spent
for Edu cational Pur-
poses.
ROCKEFELLER HEADS PLAN
Recent Act of Congress to Con
troll Fund For the Aid Of
Schools and Col
leges.

WASHINGTON, lit has
Just becOm" known that the bill for
the incorporation of a general educa
tional board" which recently passed
the house of representatives. is intend
ed to pave the way for the establish
ment of an educational center of eX-
tensive proportions in this city The
measure was introduced at the instance
of John ID. Rockefeller and other per-
SONS Of wealth, who, it now develops.
Intend to create Il fund to aid existing
schools and colleges without any re
striciions as TO the age, sex or coior Of
attendants.
The measure also is without limita-
tion as to the section of country in
which the schools shall he located, but
II is known that it is the especial de-
sire of the promoters of the undertake
ing To improve educational facilities Of
the south, including these for the inl-
provcmeut Of colored youth. There is
no intention of building up an educa-
tional institution at any place. The
headquarters and offices of the corpo-
ration will he located in Washington
No definite 1gures can be given by
any one here aS to the amount to be
invested, but it is reported that the bill
was Introduced for the purpose of Civ
Ing John ID. Kocl, 'feller al opportunity
of making a Christmas Gift to the
American people in the form Of Il great
FUND for educational PURPOSES which,
il is said, will exceed IN muniticcncp
even Andrew Carnegie's $lO.uOO. OOO
endowment of The institution which
bears his nam" The names of other
wealthy meH who will join him in the
enterprise have rot been made public.
Inc inrorpulatnrS NAMED in the act
are the following well known udura-
tors: Daniel {. Gilman. George Foster
foah0dy Morris *. .Icsup. Robert G.
Ogden. William H. BALDWIN. .!r.: .Jabez
l.. NJ. Curry. Frederick T. Gates. Wal
ter Il. Page ana Albert Shaw.
The understanding here is that the
institution will he put into shape for
business sOon after the bill receives the
presidents signature.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11
N.N knnyM HnHimcns ,isn Dr,h-

NEW lpltA nrr H. G"''r. l;r4
laId Bishop. retired mDl,ha,i and
banker. is dead ~ his +, -ld-..rl here
after a lingering Illness. MIR. Hjsaup
WIS lv@l IN Mthrurd. Mass, IN l>U
and came rr @3 cid ,.;1'usrjts
family Of Eu.l0sh d"&rrur. tie r,rrfyod
hi, tiri hD-,irss training in Eugpn
and whco stjil = y0mg mau rstaI.
H'h"i I'll" great >ug1" rrhHug and 81
porting h"n~r Of Bishop y 20 al Ra-
mril"" 'rta l&IuI uo turned his III.
ienlIun Ia wrNG"u nNerrsjs and be-
CAME director in tho ST. Iaui. Mn
ncarnlS and OMAHA. the Ciicago. Hork
Island ANA Hacili. and the Dulutn and
Iron Rang" railroads. He was Also one
Of the organizers Of the iron properties
Ia Tie" 't"nttE II buIu'h. Mr. Bishop
was many times millionaire He re-
Gently pres ulrd 10 the MetrDpo!itan
Museum UI Art the finest collection in
the world Of iadcs, valued at $75OU
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11
TID-BITS OF NEWS
FROM CARPENTER.

Carpenter, Del, Dec. 9, 1902
The funeral of Mrs. Robert Talley
took place on Tuesday. She was a
member of Bethel NJ. E. Church
at which place the services were
held. lnterment was made at Beth.
el Cemetery.
The public schools of this vicinity
are closed and the teachers Miss
Ida e. Hamilton of Hanby's Corner
and Alice b. Handy of Point Breeze
are attending the annual Teachers
Institute at Newark.
The weekly prayer meeting will
be held at William Barlow's home
on Thusrday evening.
Miss Eta Pierce is visiting friends
in Wilmington.
Miss Gertrude Handy is spending
a week with her sister Mrs r. Bar.
rett Lank Of Wilmington.
Mr.. Lewis Brinton, who has been
down the State cunning returned
home with an abundance of game.
Miss Mary Lebley Is visiting her
aunt Mrs. John Trimble of Hockes.
sin.
Miss Susie B. lianby, who has
been confined to the house with
severe cold is somewhat better.
Miss Alice MARITIME is suffering
with a cold.
Mr. 5. Larkin Handy has been
improving his house by putting on
Il new tin roof.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11
How We Progress.

Ihese are progressive times
There is nothing slow or old-fogyish
about them New things come to
the front every day. Some of these
seem strange and out of place, but
what looks like an unnatural inno-
vatlon one day may be the correct
thlnS ON the next. When, therefore,
the Kew. DR.. John l.. Scudder's
boxing and wrestling class for boys
mad It's first lesson of the season,
some time ago, in the basement of
the First Congregational Church. in
Jersey City, it will hardly surprise
to be told that l39 boys, attached to
the church, were in attendance.
The athletic pastor announced that
miscellaneous bouts of two minute
rounds would be the order of the
evening. He warned the boys that
he would allow no slugging. If any
youngster lost his temper, he said.
he would be ruled out of any fur
ther participation in the fun. The
boys are said to have manifested
lively interest in their lesson.
We do net doubt it, for boys are
inclined to be boys, whether they
belong to church or not. Now this
innovation, for such it is, may do
good and not evil. whatever con-
filctlng views we may entertain
concerning it, We will not pretend
to say on which side Of the question
the preponderance will be. Wrest-
ling and boxing are both admirable
athletic exercises when kept with
IN proper bounds far more desirable
than football. But the question,
nevertheless, presents itself, wheth-
er the church is the proper agent
FOR the promotion of boxing and
wrestling.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11
GOVERNORS REPORT
Great Progress Already Made In
Porto Rico.

Great Progress tlrcad, Mude In
Porto Rico.
WASHINGTON. Dec. II. \ report
IT hotcrnOr Hunt of Porto Riro. just
MAD" public, is the second one present
ed since the Inauguration Of civil goy-
trrmrnt. 1t advises the president Of
healthy progress and steady advnucp-
melt throughout the islands in all sub
St@nti'Il respects. il states hat there
has been progress in comprehension Of
IN" institutions Of the United States.
that administration in municipal af-
tHlTS has Improved. that rducal lou is
spreading is good influences. that more
ldnt has been cultivated. exports and
import Im'" Increased, new ruatt> have
been buill. tho telegraph system has
h'Ju extended. TIA" h"HItll IF HE people
t9 better. aLl the death rat" has de-
creased,
SuY"r is Regarded rs The prjnrnHI
crop rf IN" iSlanh and il is stated in
III" report that the crop Of l!m2 is thc
largest but one ever producrH. In
cr"aS" in area Il! t'haocr, ,uIturp Is re-
ported.
In commerce auI manufactures. ac-
""rdin1 IT, Tia" I.rrr1. r,markahc In.
rr""~" amr""rs. lur value Of imports
from the InjJ,d States for the last h~-
cal year aggrrgaicd $l0.Tl93l4 I'm
ports from foreign countries. amounted
10 ". lL"r"p Tho export, from Porto
Rico 10 the Ihit,G Ntat,~ III the Same
period NmountrU I" - -, i2U and 10
foreign countries !. l,1,-.-"5.
In education in l~'i DAo Sou~ards
had Us schools, where's +. I,bruury
l'W-, The TINTED $.;l,.- L%I "%H \
dciiH rate "i @".1iI lor tur last year
as against on" TT 5I,;;iio lDr year prrAi-
Gus Is reported, tn" Gr,"G.>, dnrrrasp
hrIug II INt, u.ji, "u.rh w.. 'a" meH
Ie'h d,N"'~". In jmImDuun she ~ta.
ij~ti"$ show Ihu ,4I ;:r,uLyd. gr.
turned to Porto Rico G1srM% ,ttr Mrl
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11
OBITUARY.

The funeral OF William Nc d Dwell
who was killed IN The powder mil
explosion on Monday. took place
this afternoon. lnterment was
made al Greeuhil! cemetery. The
members Of the Star of Bethlehem
l.. o. l., No. Is attended The lune
raj.
John Trlmble aged 80 years was
buried in Mt. Salem cemetery this
morning.
arl, the y months Old son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Stack
house, was buried from his parents
ONE. Sll Pine street. TO- day.
Margaret Underwood funeral
Will take place this evening from
her late home 4Oi East Fourth
street. lnterment will be made to-
morrow at West NJttingham ceme-
terry, Cecil county MaryIani,
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11
RCEl !.NtMto AGNMt In IrDmhIe.

S'HENht"TAbY, y. Y. bee. IA
warrant has hccu issued in police court
for III" arrest Of Hugh j. Fagan, a
prominent real estate dealer and Il
mHubw Of on" Of the first families Of
This city, OH The ch"rgc of grand lar
""ny in the first degree II is alleged
that i" visited q tc.lant, Mrs Joseph
Adam'Iah. Iu%t Wetk and after II row
over ,fD' payment Of rout struck and
hn1r)@t mr duwm Befor" she could
get ny IrHHI il il: asserted that he took
Il roll Of &'tn in hillS, her savings Of
years aud ran from the ho,l>c The is.
SiI1nc' w The warrant ha- caused
sensation in society circles.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11

NASAL C>rAEEm quickly yields to
treatment by Elys Cream Balm,
which Is agreeably aromatic, 1t is
received through the nostl'iIs, clean
SOS and heals the whole surface over
which it ditfuses itself. A remedy
Tor Nasal Catarrh which is drying
oreXclting to the diseased membrane
should not be used. Cream Balm is
recognized as a specific. Price 50
cents at druggists or by mail A cold
IN the head Immediately disappears
when Cream Balm is used Ely
Brothers, 81 Warren street, New
York.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11
Basket hall Talk.

The West End basket ball team
Will play the strong Jasper A. G..
team Of Philadelphia on Friday
night at he reading room. Mana,
ger rreiuer. OF the West End, has
booked the following teams for De
cemIcr 18TH; Nesper Field Club, at
West End; December 2cth. I.afav.
ette College, at the Pyle Cycle
Academy; December 4Gth, Bethel,
Of tie Philadelphia League, at West
End; December 11th, st. Simeon.
Of Philadelphia, at Philadelphia.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11
Trouble in tenpK,Iel,

News comes from Venezuela that
President Castro has appealed to
his people to take up arms against
the German and English force, now
invading the South American Re-
public. President Castro has de-
creed general amnesty for all pD
lltlcal otfensas and has ordered the
restitution Of the conh>cated prop
erty OF enezuelan citizens. The
manifesto declares that Great Brit
am and Germany, acting in concert,
nave committed an act Of hostility.
III manner as arbitrary as it is un-
precedonted, by the seizure Of Nene-
Zuelan vessels wing ut La Guayra
Ii says that Indignation in NeneZl-
ella Is at its highe&t,ptch and the
government Is resOriing to justiIi-
able reprisal&. 1t hus arrested the
Resident subjects Of both hostile
countries, and has seized the rail
ways and other undertakings be-
longing 10 them. Owing to the
gravity OF tho situation in NeueZl-
ella, the Foleign Office has directed
NJ. Wiener the newly appointed
French Minister to start immedi.
ateIy for Caracas without waiting
for the arrival Of the Nene-
HueIan Minister, Gentral Nelutinl.
The Foreign Office has also selected
Count de Peretti dc korca as its
representative in the arbitration
with Venezuela, put has ur,tprst
hln t. 90 with N. Wiener. On
their arrival at Caracas there will
be a tot1rnl resumption Of dlplo-
matte rriutiJns between the two
Countries
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11
LOSING FLESH.

Are YOU losing hcsho If
so, better consult your doctor
at once. He will tell you the
cause. We can provide the
r"n;dy, which is Scots
En"INion Of cod-liver oil.
y young woman in Batavia
write, US She had lost twenty
five pounds in three months,
and her lungs were seriously
affected. She took three bot
tie, Of SCOTS Emulsion and
gained fifteen pounds, and
was able to resume her work.
Send for Free Sample.
sCoTT& BOVINE, Chemists, 4,e carl t., Ny.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11
italy May Not Exhibit.

ROME. Dee. H. The present lndica.
tlonS are th"t Italy viii MOI officially
participate in tn" ST. LoniS exposition.
Commissioner FriUlr had Il long inter.
view with Srgnor RacceII minister Of
commerce, industry and agriculture.
The minister was most cordial. but he
frankly said he did not believe the
cabinet would agree to appropriate the
necessary funds in consequence Of the
SChem" for diminishing tuxuliou.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11

HANfNG studied diligently o-ytrul
copies Of the photograph that was
taken Of the anthracite admiration
board as its mem bers wcr- ahoGt to
descend into nnnr. CARRIED in the
conventional miners dress, We are
prepared to say thai Judge Gray
makes as tough a IOoHug coal Dig
ger as ever went ON strike Clothes
have peculiar effect While very
coarse ones make the most refined
gentleman look rough, not the cost.
nest ralment On earth ctu make the
elodhopper look refined.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11
.Inrl,ns llml Nrnu an.,rn.,nnna

hLE'.$ FALLS y, Y, ncc. II. A
sensation was rddn in the trial Of The
'il.uS Fails riot casts when several
Jurors who were being examined as to
Their qualifications in tho ease against
David MUli'md, Il conductor who had
been employed 10y the NudS"u Valley
railway. reported that they had been
approached by James Mead. who had
attempted 10 inhueUr" rhcm Mead
was 'ricd fe" days ago on the charge
of rjoung and acquitted. The district
attorney "nuo;u"ed that he would take
action t" hay" Mead punished.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11

TIE young mau cOuteuuiatImg
the purchase Of gift for hIs best
girl, aud VINO is undecided what If
shall he, may, perhaps, have hIs
faculties somewhat stimulated bv
Nh occasional rambIe through the
streets with her and making haIts
before those windows wnere the
displays are unusually handsome.
Hints might be dropped that would
settle the question.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11
Eriuhardt AfItr UciimuuniIta

CITY Solicitor Reinhardt has sent
out notices to delinquent city tax
ab'es hat unless taxes are paid
within ten days they will be placed
in the hands Of a magistrate for
COLLECTION and the properties upon
which taxes are owed will be sold.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11

sour people, the sons Of the
nleu of the Civil War. the sons of
the men who had IRON in their blood
rejoice in the present and face the
futu.e high of heart and resolute
will. '-Presiuent Roosevelt.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11
KILLED at Watkins (,IYu.

WATKINS, y 1. Dec. H. John
Stiles of Elmira. aged twenty four
years, was thrown by passing train
trom the Now York Central bridge now
being built over Watkins glen. near this
village, and was Instantly Killed. Stiles
fell 1856 feat to the bottom Of the glen.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11
TcIcGrRph OEeraiors Madp tI,d

ROANOKE. Va Dec. H. The 'cIp.
graph operators on the Norfolk and
Western railway system have been
granted a 10 per cent increase in
wages, shorter hours and extra pay for
overtime, effective Jan. l.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11
ITALIANS GET A
YEAR IN JAIL.
Three More of the Gang That
Conspired to Obtain Natur-
alization Papers Sentenced

Withdrawing their plea of not
guilty to the charge. of having
fraudulently obtained naturaliza.
tion papers, Pietro, Donate and
Luigi Mazzalo, brothers, and Cir.
ardo di Roni, all Italians of Phila-
delphIa, pleaded guilty in the United
States Court yesterday afternoon.
They said that they had been in
duced to come here for the purpose
of taking out papers, and did not
understand that they were violating
the law. They were each sentenced
to'one years Imprisonment in the
New Castle County Workhouse.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11
Lecture ON the Bible,

Y. H. Lucas. the popular lecturer
wll speak in Eden Hall toni ght,
on the s.biert "Prophecies OF the
Bible, Another lecture will be
given Sunday night.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11
Anti1niooniat. Rlan.e Arn, onicirI,,

tntisninonilts his me Arm, NnicinI@.
WASHINGTON. Dee. ll.-.Tho most
important gctjOr Of tit" National Anti
saloon league, now holding its annual
session here, was III" unanimous adop-
ton Of an address TO the public on the
army cant""n question. in which the
"har"" is mad" that high army officials
have pcrsIstcutly pursued course OK
trcmclN UufavOrabIe to the antcaltcen
law Of congress aud plcdgng the as
sUriaIjon to do its utmost to dpfcat anv
attempt 10 repeal the law until it has
had full and fair Trial.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11

TnIs business Of highway rob-
! Sery seems to be quite profitable to
the robbers. Perhaps it will not be
hgWever. after one OF two Of the
Aags get Gunshot wounds.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11
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The daily Republican., 1902-12-11
SttltIyut. Ife2r ~tttsnU.

DR.. Stctson addressed the pupils Of
the High School at the opening eXer-
ciseS yesterday, giving Ia much ap.
preciated talk on the value of Edu-
CatlOn.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11

Young man" said the minister
graVeIy, you must choose between
the narrow path and the broad
road Guess I'll take the broad
road, " replied the rich mans son.
Il own an automobile.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11
Law and Order rOritiy Neetiup

Inv HHU VTVVT FO'TtTN WtFTIHk.
The Law AMI Order Society met
yesterday afternoon in the office of
W. :, Plickelt. Bishop Coleman
presided.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11

II Telephone Editorial room second floor, D & A
8ol pGnarvis 32l
Seiication otiiee and advertising department,
ArH floor, d A, a9l; DrlmarvTa 2OO.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11
AlnI.khuIiiers IN Aitr1

The stockholders of the Eikton.
Newark and Eastern Shore Rail-
way Company will meet in firr ;
to-day. More than halt ~ ne
stock has been subscribed he
company intends building a tro!"y
line from ElktOn to NcwarN.
lax" Laxative brouo Quinine Tables. Tbs
"''''V6 V6T&;vv," 0" every '''' ~.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11

Eptered at the Wilmington Postoffice as second
33ass 33aasss matter under act OF Congress OF March =,
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11

Tramp What wud yer do if dc
dog blt me, mum, Lady Id ster-
IllZe him
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11

Look here, naid the indignant
fat lady III the side show, Il under
stand YOU are telling people that
am an lnebrlate' only take ono
or two glasses a day, II merely
SAID that you were a heavy drink.
er. Responded the living skele-
ton
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11

lda | don't E-e how You man
aged 10 hold that Miss stout I'D
when N"" was learning to skate.
'hr 80 rorpuent Nou know. Tom
Oh, she seemed quite small on he
lre. lda Indeed Tom Yes: a
nler" ship Of a girl
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11

IT appears to rs that the Della
ware IeGl >iutUrr Is more cOmpettnt
to lu'Igc Of this senatorial sVuubbIn
than any Of the outside newspapers
1hat have hr"n sticking their
mouths" III the matter Of late.
Many Of these hIatherprs have
shown by their printed uttpruucpe
thaf they are not at all familiar
with the situation. piay. then why
shuulI their aivlrr br acted uurnt
II wuH once an aphorlsm that the
naHuiwtur"r mas. make what peo-
pie desire III url.r 10 effect sites.
The age "t advertising has changed
tins. BN .UiIIou, and persistent
newspaper advertising maulrarIur.
"rs and dealers have created It de-
mHnd IUr n"W articles. Without
such pun!IrIJ% many years would
have been required tp establish Il
market for thelr new Creations
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11
Constant Preparing For MacI,incr,

The steamyacht Constant, launch
edlLromthe yard Of the Nisou Yacht
building Company Baltimore last
Saturday for r. 2. Hart, Of New
York, was foated in McCosker's dry
dock yesterday for attention before
being prepared to receive machin-
cry. Tomorrow She will be towel
to the works of the Baltimore Ship.
building Company, where her boiler
will be hoisted on board. The boiler
was built by Harlan d Hollings-
worth, Of this rilV.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11
Buy Your HOLIDAY Goods EarIy
We are now ready for the ira,
lays. Call early and get your pic

CHIlDEEN,S ROCKERS.
A large stock and a pretty assort-
ment to select from. Prices start
at 80 cents
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11
sharpe Is all Of Carlton money
IN HIS "iieS namef WheuIlom
W "Ise than that IS in hrr pocket.

say, IolIns man, san the tramp
ao h" rubbed hIS"bdomcu painfully.
i wud not morry dat glrl in do
waysiic colt"&e. She makes bis
cult dat wat hlil an ON. What
DO yoI know about II. asked the
suItor' "Oh. / have IusIhe lnror.
nation.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11
e2atheast Corner Third and King streetA
PRICE, DAILY ONE CENT,
By Mail. Portage Prepaid.

Daily per month h...,.....''''. ......,,..,,..o Or
Daily per annum. go. Il 90
MN Payable in advance.
Cash sent through the mail will be at the send.
eer FISK all remlttances should be made by regis
seered letter postottce or express money order or
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11
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BAMBOO AETItLES.
A suitable gift al small cost. We
have tables, tabouuettes, bookcases
parlor tabOurettos aud manteI
shelves Of this make. As low asst
MOREiS CHAIRS.
None better in the city than ours
all makes of wood and different
colors of covering on cushions. Soc
our special for this week at $500,
IANrY ROCKERS.
Just the thing for the parlpr or
sitting room Big stock of patterns
to select from, As low as g. 90.
rOTCTIES.
See our special tufted couch with
velour coverings that we are offer
ing for the holidays at - 80
The daily Republican., 1902-12-11

Halls Cn'arrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly Oh the blood and inu
ruus surtaceo Of the system. Send for tei
tlmonials. free.
Il j. CHENEY g. co Toledo o.
sold by ali Druggists, Toe
Halls Family ills are the bes'.