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The daily Republican., 1902-12-23
TALKING ACROSS THE SEA.
London Has peen Comm nicRt In 9
With MarcOni For a Week.

LONDON, Dec. 23.-The representa-
tiyes of the Marconi company say they
have been receiving transatlantic mes.
sages for week. They add that mes.
sages TO King Edward and others sent
Sunday came through without hitch
and practically instantaneously. The
instant the key was depressed in Nova
Scotia the receiver at Podhu, Cornwall,
answered it.
1t is calculated that the company will
be able to handle 1000 words per hour.
SO soon as ii is able to get the postotiice
authorities to connect Poldhu with the
inland telegraph the company will COM
mcnce regular commercial business be-
tween Cornwall and Nova Scotia.
According to dispatch from Glace
bay, Sundays successful experiment
took place in the presence Of the mem
bers Of Marcoui's staff and few priv
ileged guests who had been summoned
by telegraph, Among these was DR..
George II. Parkin, principal Of the Up
per Canada college and a trustee Of the
Rhodes scholarship, who acted AS cor
respondent of the London Times.
The day was fine and clear. The wire
at the Glace bay end was attuned with
that across the ocean. a little more than
900 miles away. and then the inventor
signalcd to the Cornwall coast. A mo-
lnent Of intense suspense followed until
the watchers saw with delight that
response was coming. The tape showed
the dots and dashes indicating that the
call had been received. Sgnor MarcOni
then began transmitting a message of
COngratulatiOn from Lord Mimic, gov
ernOr general of Canada. to King Ed
ward which had been awaiting trans
mission Since oct. u. The speed of
transmission increased, the armature
whiZZcd. and the cracking of the elec-
triciy as it broke across the arc Of
transmission sounded like revolver
shots. Following Earl Mnto's message
was one from Marconi to his royal pa
tron, King Victor Emmanuel Of Italy.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-23
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Jewish Festival Of lishrs.

nanucca the Jewish Festival of
Lights, commemorating the reded-
ication of the Temple in Jerusalem
and the victory ofJudas Maccabeus
over Antiochus Epiphanes, will be-
gin this year on Christmas Day.
This holiday has not fallen on De-
cember 18th since 1870 nor will
this again occur until 1912. Short
services will be held at the synago.
CUES Oh Wednesday .evening, and
will be continued on Thursday and
Friday, Saturday being observed as
sabbath Hanucca," with special
services. An interesting feature of
the observance of the festival is Il
pretty home service, at which ihe
Hanucca candles are lighted by the
children of the household.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-23
BARRELS OF SAMPLES.
over Two Hundred Thousand Trial Bottles
Sent Free by Mail.

over Two Hundred Thousand Trial Bottles
Sent Free by Mail.
BY special arrangement with the
manufacturers Of that justly famous
Kidney medicine, DR.. David Ken.
nedy's Favorite Remedy. the reade RS
of the DAILY REPUBLICAN arc co.,
ablsd to obtain a trial bottle and
pamphlet Of valuable medical advice
absolutely FREQ. by simply sending
their full mama and post Office address
tothe DIR. DAVID KENNEDY COR.
PORATION. Rondout, N. Y, and
mentioning this paper.
Tho doctor has received 90 many
grateful letters from those who have
been benefited and cured OF the var
lous diseases Of the Kidneys, Liver,
Bladder and Blood. Rheumatism, Dys.
pepsia and Chronic Constipation, and
all weaknesses peculiar to women, that
they willingly send trial bottles to al
sufferers.
Investigation found that 81 per
cent Of those who mad used the trial
bottle had received benefit and cure
from its use.
1t matters not how sick you are or
how many physicians have failed to
help you, send for trial bottle, it
cosLs you but a postal card, and ben.
eft aud cure will most certainly 10
tho result.
Put some urine in a glass tumbler
and let it stand "a hours; if it has a
sediment, is pale. discoIored, milky
or cloudy stringy or rupy, your Kid
neys or Bladder are 10 bad Condi-
tion. DR.. David Kennedys Favorits
Remedy speedily cures such dangerous
symptoms as PAIN in the back, inabil.
ity to hold urine, burning Scalding
pain in passing it. frequent desire to
urinate, especially at night, ths
staining Of linen, and all the unpleas.
ant and dangerous effects on the svs-
tenn produced by the use of whiskey
wine or beer. Or. David Kennedya
Favorite Remedy is sold at all drug
stores in two sizes SOC. and 81 90 per
bOitle
The daily Republican., 1902-12-23
Qua rantiue Lifted,

WASHINGTON. Dec y The quar-
antine against Connecticut on account
of the epidemic Of foot and mouth dis
ease in New England was removed
formally by an order issued by Secre
tary Wilson. The order takes imnledi-
ate effect and permits cattle sheep and
other live stock to be shipped out of
the state without restriction. A most
rigid investigation by a corps of experts
working under the personal direction of
DR.. Salmon. chief Of the bureau of an
mal industry. has failed to reveal the
existence Of :; single ease Of the disease
in Connecticut.
Accident and Health Insurance,
Nandever and Follansbee, 404 Equit-
able Building.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-23
Baltimore 1 Ohio Railroad.


S,Nodum in c1vr, Soy. -. ,5V..
All u:uus Illuminated Nth rlrtsch
T:aiu* hsNr Wilmington. delaware
A.,u ., sia,t.n. ,.t
NV, lulIE, W,L days. 'J1t. 20.
"''I q ~. fl.-I 90 81. ,o.De ,f,vu. I,,n-
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:, =. 'lo"j m.
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I.-G. "a. 49,, al~ lo.,&. i1.Eo. -, M:
80. 80. ,'', DE4a' la@r~4, 5.,.,
III. Io % j.. IN,
'D,.ur or,D days. .,"o o.t-. go. 500.
"ju. t".'2. Do5. Il. r1... ~. ~. r"5,
G41, l', lo.1 =. ua Sapa.s. ,..", 80,
oio, I"aI jl.,5 Il. n.. $40. ',., ',4-,
>.t. ,u..- III.
Au#m~trr'. rr,, days. f.I. und 80
Il Ill.,, j"'l t-.6 a0d 81" T. N. I!uyal
I..lI.5"i. Sau r.. 10 Il H., 81. y. N.
l:u,;I laHjrtJ
'al.c Ma: a4d Ocean crr,. v,", Ia,s
',.,o s.. m. - - ,. ~. S0hla,s ~ a
III - /. ~.
>.g I~.r rlrr. m,rN uays .G.5 Il. m,
'-.o' T.. Il. $o"d"&s 'o.-1 Il. m, 80 p.
l...,. ea,4 Wo-hua,oa. ",,. days.
49,. .s" 'N' 0 ny. 49, 1'm. - 10.
'N. ~ tl;o,a Ln.u"d', a. lof&p.
Ia H.ovr... 'iI, >"j .. IN, ..-h o, y
aio. 'o"o E"aI l.,m','h ->rl. ,IDl&
IaDam"c lTG wov s.arlonr, week days.
g. e IN, ~ p IN 5aHQay., yg5 d. IN
t',T n
>~warN. wnrr da>g nil $50 ,3oi
~ Na..m.. ~. J>a -ljd. aIn. .Sor
III. Suadu,,. H. Ne'. 1n,.a. 30. .Igf,
-.". ,..- 't'l {. ~.
''o5 rl Sundays. 'Syi a. IT '3N
~ I& p M
"noapo dolly 'arD 1t III; $50 m
Cm,nna,I uI %l I.uI-, 'Nri 4. H.;
'o4 'loB =. N dIilN
SIugrrry ommodouon week days,
c. m @5o ,'- =. N SsrIly,, Jnj a.
n 1&,. 7."1 y IN
IauI.uu. - uu." "maodaIIon, week DAYS,
III y. H.
Lave HAI:EMT eT STATION FOR
I'hm0f". v'"E Gags 80 > m
lrod,au,,s Wryh oIys $40 .n,2 go
u p. lr Sudl,,. al0a. H.. .G4o H. IN,
Il.ANE rliu.Nnl.nplIlA uor vii.
mi..-''n week day. Ga' go 3d. 1870
.Io..Ga III ..-5o 'l%7, ia, '3ns. 40,
Goo = 90. "t' rNo.a I0mitodl. $780, 6 20
= c '93s II s. p IN Sundays. . j. y 30
500 10 10. m 'l-a0 'l37, 2l5. ,3N 4i5
= IS DHoy a Ljm.tcdJ, s. 20. = u, '0.S - 80
m
"Eoyal 'Jmjt,d' is composed ,xuIu-
tively oi rulImnn parlor, observation and
dirInE cars SO extra fare except tegI.
lar Pullman charge
DeImarria Telephone No 132
Rates 10 Western points lower thun via
any other line.
H. \. MILLER. Tray Passenger Agent,
Wilmington Del.
D. B MARTIN. Manager Of Passenger
Traflc.
Traffr. & w. BASSETT. G p. A.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-23
KnOxyille's Loss Half a Million.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 23.-The
scene Of this city's $5O0,00O fire is but
a mass of debris. Brick walls Of the
500 or 800 burned structures are stand
ing. The burned district is triangular
in form, the width of Ave stores on
Gay street and three on Commerce
avenue, leaving the corner building
standing A lucky shifting of the wind
was all that saved the six story Nc
Leer block and the collapse of the
Brown Hardware company gave the
tiremen their chance to stop the prog
ress of the flames west ward. Three
hundred people are thrown out of em-
ployment temporarily.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-23
Iluv's This.
A lf,,sy Corner,

This is the twentiet Ii Christmas
for the house Of S. H. Baynard Com,
pany at Fifth and Market and to
our reporter, Mr.. Baynard states
that SO far it some of the most sat
isfactory both in the jewelry and
music departments. The designers
of jewelry have eXcelled them
selves this year in producing HI
tistic work along all lines and this
house, always in the lead, has an
unusual large array of the finest and
richest. 1t is no wonder that Mr..
Baynard comments upon the alb
sence 81 finicky criticism to which
merchants are usually treated. The
same condition applies to the music
department. Early selections make
it possible to have the ware-roolnS
filled with the very best pianos and
organs, and sales with them have so
far exceeded any year which is al
SO easily explained when the char
acter of the Instruments is con
sidered. The house is selling the
same makes of pianos that they
started with twenty years ago.
They were standard then, they are
standard now, keeping pace with
all improvements and furnishing
the very best material msnring
reliability that appears everlasting.
All of the smaller Instruments are in
full array also music rolls and all
findings connected with musical
needs. 1t affords one pleasure to
visit this house and examine the
fine exhibit displayedThe attendants
are all familiar to our people being
reared in the establishment and
familiar with our people and their
needs. We predict for this house
that this will be its banner year and
are proud of the 90 year record
made by this house.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-23
Can Pierce Heart without Danger.

CHICAGO, Dee. 23.-After Il series OF
experiments covering a period Of more
than five years J. Bryon Coakley, q
well known yiviSectonist of Chicago
has discovered that to administer local
trca tment to the heart is not the imp0s
sbility the worlds scientists have al
ways held it to be- BY means Of fine
hollow golden needle seven or eight
inches long which he terms an organ
otone,' DR.. toakley not only has been
able to pierce the heart without caus
ing death. but TO inject into it various
fluids without suhjecting the patient tC
the slightest danger.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-23
A niEue IscS.aHr;aIst

NEW YORK. Dec q. -t'lriols Hs
well as hungry New Workers ure flock
ing to Sew iork's latest novelty in the
restaurant linc, an autOmatI TrStau-
rant that iH the scrvice~iS automatic.
You put a Nickel a dime or quarter,
according to the dimensions II yoIir ap-
petite, into Il slot, turn Il rrnni. ami
you have in front Of you Hn appetite
satisiier or Il thirst qUcnChHr. n,r"i'i.
ing to your wiHhL This unlu" rr>Iuu.
rant IL in BrUunWay
The daily Republican., 1902-12-23
lIak,a.f.. IN Hard i.rTl.

CIEltACN pee. y. ;.'INn .tnnritH n
tour Of r,ctro N9scaGni AMI ii, !ti!iIn
close in this ciy with the rlHraitation
Of all dates. The elimination If Mas
cHgnt'S wees came when an lj'i'lliupht
was made on h!s personal effects l,r Il
conatabl" representing Il local rlamaI t
for $l24. AS Il result Of his iNanr', |
difficulties MHScaEui is HOW coainl |
to his rnum 1T the Auditorium ann, <
suffering from nervous proajrAt9n.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-23
A Chrtstmna Tree Accident,

STKATHROY, Ont, Dee. 23-While
i'Santa Claus was distributing pres
ents from q tree ip the English Church
school one Of the children struck a coal
bill lamp, which exploded, scattering
burning oil in all directions. one girl,
&da Hancock, was terribly burned on
face and body. A wild panic followed
the explosion, women and children be-
ing trampled upon in the rush for the
exit, which was through small hall.
Many received bruises, but no fatal.
ties occurred.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-23
itrI. the SDTrIl.

SouN,'u Railways .>pIr~, 6.46 y. IN.
daIy. ~l"o9cr. to Port Tampl. AHgu-ta,
N!rmrhl~. and N"W tlI,an<: sc y. N.
daily, ~Irrprr~ t" New rrIr#ns, NHron,
Memphis, Nashville. yia A.hNilc am
tio Springs.
.ilar,ir Coast Line Express 200
uu"Ir daily. ~IrI',,. 10 rhlrt"~lun. .Ia,E-
,,m,jlIr. Na".u. ,nd ror Tampa; 'a.55
-. IL. d"Dy, N"rl"r> +" Richmond and
JarE~oINlIie.
Chv~ap.#&" < Ohio Railway. >.lI ".
III. deity, jnIIu- cav and >rr"lnt~ 80 N,n,
,lHn1li
>,~,hou,i .t5g n" Railway N"il 10
\. ". daily. >I,rjo.rs 10 NrN ~! Sears and
Jacksonville. E.pr ) t%J p. H., daily,
+0'rprr~ 10 .AriarDO ;,aa 'i,J"pa.
DELAWARE hiNI%ipN.
lr.r N"w Castle. '.,., SIS Il. III. 3.oi,
to-. and t.@> =. IL. "''L rat}
Tor L,""~, US i. Il. 2IL 80! 4. M,.
w,ch-,!tl~.
For l;rAoho.a. SIS a I'D. TMr>tau,
IhUr,d.ll.. urd Saturday "J.y.
For Do, =. harrington. ouh nc.m3HI.
~. SIS. .n.'> -. ~. to-, as. "Ad q a
IT, IL. Suu,E,A~. tY.0l j.. NJ.
y
'. rt. 'rh. Gays.
E>ru., 10" cap. ".~r}.,, V%I Point
''o"Ir.., a.ot \,"t",L, I"..a g. -, work.
d.. H1 I:'l rt2al daily.
,',. .@,,--l"u." Imtr,i ~. r.,. Al
y,.lwnJ" ryr'o rar' nnt i'ini,.' ra.
VI "...1 "o'r "Iint tua1 DII' osnti rntt.
m,,, Charge.
~ I noD,N rrp.r~s. Nr,,,n,'" i'arlor
, it,, No-tj'. ..n I'a.r"o%ct Coaches, "ud
iGr.u@ { ar. \nr%'ra fare.
t!r WH".#&rou Frm~lrr "nn.pa',y
II -ai. io aud @c,l b,- ga@r lrom
odrl~ sad s,yldru,rs,
!'"r l1r0h' ni'rM"tio,. lr<-"u@'r< are
.'',Jro e. '." t. Hrt oscrd at jhc STA.
l"a'.
/. T.. H"TCIlI\SuN. i. Il. WUOn.
';rn,ra N1u9Hr, GrnL. iu-~. As!.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-23
PENNSYLVANIA
L RAILROAD
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTON DIVISION.

Schedule in effect November S0 1902.
Trains leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia (express,, l.57, 3.19,
40, $50, 742, $50, sos, $50, 9.s5, 1O.11,
1882, 1O.45, 11.25, 1l.32, 11.45 a. M, xl2.16,
1856, 1.37, 800, 3.1l, 45S, sos, 607, $50,
7.Ol, III, 9.03, and 916 p. III.
Accommodation, 610, 7.05, $40, 800,
1l.OO a. M, 1880, 2.32, 400, 5.25, 6.35, and
1913 D. m.
For Chester texpress), 1.57, 4.20, $50,
7.42, 80, sos, $40. $50, 10ll, 1l.25. 1l.32,
1l.45 a. H., i.37, 800, 4.5S 6.O1, T.Ol, and
9.O3 p III.
Accommodation, 6.1O. 7.05. 800, 1l.0O
a. M, 1880, 2.S2, 400, o.2j, 6.3j, and lO.i3
p. III.
For New York Through cXpresS). 1.57,
S.19, sos, $50 tDinins Carr, 1892 dining
Carr. 1915 dining Carr, l1.4j Il. H.,
Nl2l6 dining Carr. 12.j6, l.S7 Dining
Carr. 3.1l. 500. $50 Dining Carr, III and
GIG p. M. connecting via Broad Street
Station. Philadelphia, 4.20. $50. 7.05. SO,
lJ1l H. III. l2.3O. 800. l.jS, 5.05, and 1913
i. m.
For Boston without change, 1902 a. III.
and III y. III.
For Newark Center and Intermediate
stations, l.3J H. m and 6.3y p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 430, 500,
80. 10.lS and 1l.0l Il. H.. 100, l2.l5.
NILS. $50. 3.5l. 400. 5.25. 'G.03, 6.46 1.03,
,.36, Sll p. M. and LOO night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
800. Al. 6.l3 p. H., l2.lS night.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street, for
W tn In\ x
1915, 10. 20. ll.3o, ll.33 II. M. xl2.36, 1,13,
g.16. BIB, 20. SO. 4.0l, 445, 5.07. J."5,
80. sos. $40. SO. 1.3l. u.2l, lis y. III.
and l2.l0 night
Accommodation. G.lo, rs, 81, lo,2' =.
IN. l.23. 3.445, 4.04. ~, 5.34, 6.27, s.3S,
l0..2. and ll.3S p. IN.
81 Nl>AI TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (rxprrsSl. Isl. 3.19,
40. sos, 3.35, 1872, 1915. Has a. lth.,
19.56. l.31, 800. AS, t.01, $50 III. 9.0%,
and sc j. N.
Accommodation. 10. SO, 800 u, M,
l2.lt. 30. 400, 80. I.2s and 1913 p. IN.
For Chester ,cXprcssI. l.5I. 40, SOB.
9%5, ia, ii. m, l.%I. 500 i.jS, 6o1, and
9o3 p. III.
Accommodation. 71o, $40. 900 a. m,
l9.l4. 100. i.Co. J.25, rs, and 1913 p.
IL.
For New York nlrough "NprcsSl. l.57.
G19. 9.3j 1913" dining Cara. Io,45 Npin-
ing ta,l, Has Il. M. l2.16. Is, dining
Carr. 300. b,o1. $40 dining 'Hri. ~
dining Carr, SIG y. M. connecting Via
Broad Street Station. Philadelphia. 40,
1.lV. SV5 $40 II. M. 4.jS and lU43 =
N.
For Boston. without rhangr. II. p. III.
Hallim"r" aud Washington, i.3e. 500,
io.lA y, m. l2.0H l2.l5. l.5o. 3.5l, ~,
:,.!-J. 6.,%, ls, 1.3c, S.ll p. m. aud l2.1Jj
night.
I;altim"rr and intermediate stations,
G.l3 u. ~. lis uiglt.
Leave rh!ad"tphia, Broad Street. for
WilWilt"i"u jcNprr>>D, 5.tj, 20, lI3o,
.::i& a. m. l.!5. BIB. go f.4G. 5.U7. 80,
C.0J. $50. ~. >.&I. l1.9l. ll.2S p. M, and
l2.lU night,
Accommodation. >.'.5. gl9 1"%5 II. m,
!-.-H 80. c,Ia, Is. ami w. =. IN.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-23
s. H. STAATS.
HOLIDAY SUGGESTIONS.

In our large and carefully select.
ed stock numerous articles can be
found which will make very accept
able, and at the same tune. very
useful Holiday gifts.
HANDk ERCIIlEFS for Men,
Women and Children.
CENTEMERI KIDGLOVES, Pl-
QUE GLOVES
GOLF GLOVES for Men, Women
and Children.
LADIES NECK WEAR, NECK
RCFFS. DOLLS. APRONS, FANS,
FAECY AND STAPLE HOSIERY,
SATEEN. MOKEEN AND WOOL
ZEN SKIRTS, POCkETBOOKS,
CHATELAlNE WRIST BAGS.
COMBS, BRUSHES, HAND GLASS
ES. SCRAP and WORK BASKETS,
KNIT SLIPPERS and SHAWLS,
GOLF VESTS. CARDIGAN JACK
ETS, UMBRELLAS.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-23
Turned Ou! of the tiiurrb. =.

NEW YORK. Dec. - Rev 6. X.
MarDonHld who recently resigned the
paSt0rAtc of the East Avenue Baptist
church. Long Island city. and opened Il
saloon in the Bronx. has been stricken
from the roll Of members Of the Bap,
fist ministers conference.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-23
A Lake Shore TROLLEY Line.

DUNKIRk, N. Y, Dec 23-Fredo.
MIA village granted franchise for IL
trolley line to the Lake Shore Traction
company, which will connect Buffalo
and Westfield, distance of sixty five
pany to complete the road within a
year.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-23
Saved at Graves Brink

u Know would long rpU have been in IN!
grave writes Mrs. :. n. Ncn>Un, Ot D",nlUr
Ala. "it it had not been 1Ul tic"trl" ftiriS
For three years suffered untold agony n"H til,
worst forms Of Indigestion, WstcihlH>h ~l"m
avh ana Bowel Dyspepsia. But this rNc'l.rn
medicine did me a world ut good. Since ts,llt
il can cat heartily and have gained 80 pound"
and Kidney troubles, Electric ht',f- IT." a posi-
tive guaranteed cure. Only 5h q y. l.. Dan
forth drug store
The daily Republican., 1902-12-23
Part af Schu0nrr's Crew Lost.

SANTA RAHbARA, Cal, Dec. 23.-
The schooner Il, A. plnmm"r twenty
four days fro'h GraE's lIarbor, lumber
laden, for SoUth America. has just ar
rived in port. During storm several
Of the men were WI ~ utcrbUard and
Crowned. Thp "alG oul a.i three men
Hfr lHr only H,o," rs let ON
boarL.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-23
IlenlY nf SunA Ihere

rONT HENRY. y. Y. Dee %. Be.
tween three and four feet Of SNOW coy
the extensive lumber territory of the
Ad!rondacks.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-23

A fine lot of Catskil} Mountain
NmaS trees for sale at 7th and
Tatnall streets. Wholesale and re-
tail
The daily Republican., 1902-12-23
CHRISTMAS IN
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Children Will Sing Carols and
Recite In City Schools
Tomorrow.

Christmas in the public schools
will be observed this year as never
before. Special exercises will mari
the cele bratlon at the High School
and the scholars in the elementary
departments OF the clty's educatlona
establishments will make merry
over the approaching Yuetide anc
its attendant release from class
duties. No prescribed order Of exsr
cIses has been arranged by the BuarG
Of Education, but the manner oI
celebrating is entirely in the hands o.
the plincipa. and teachers in eacl
school. This arrangement is highly
satisfactory to Instructors and pupil
alike, and while the entertainments
will vary in different schools, it
will be appropriate to the Christ
mastide and It's lessons.
The official holiday begins to-mor-
row aud tho schools will not be re-
opened until January oth, the Mon
DAY following New Years Day. In
some Of the schools lessons will cease
with the close of this afternoon s
session. Tomorrow morning the
pupils and teachers will assemble 10
their classrooms, as usual Books
viii! be relegated to obscurity, and
instead Of study the scholars will
enact the programmes that they are
now indusLriously rehearslng.
The walls Of the c!assrooms will
be gayly decorated with evergrcens.
and ON the black boards Will appear
old Santa Claus and his sleigh and
other appropriate designs, done in
colored chalk by the pupils. Christ
mas trees, decorated by the children
are expected TO play an important
place In the adornments.
Upon assembling at their desks,
the boys and girls will sing
Christmas carols, reciLe poems, ana
read compositions Gearing upon the
great holiday.
IIow's This:
We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward for an
case "l ta1alrh that cannot be cured b lalV
taalIh tnlc.
r. y. ' 'HENf1 ~ Wa loItup, w.
We, the undersigned. have known +. j. Cheney
for the last fifteen years, and believe him per
icctly honorable III all business transactions and
financially able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEsI ~TRuAN, wholesale Druggists, Toledo. y.
NAinlNG. kI%NANA MAENlA, Wholesale Drug
glSts, Toledo, o.
Halls tatHrlh cure is taken internally! aching
directly upon the blood and mucUlls surfaces oi
til" sNstvu. Testimonials sent free Price '",
per hattie Sold 10y all Druggists,
HAL family rills are Inc best
The daily Republican., 1902-12-23
Dube,l Id. italtsr

Go to Chas. e. Dube!l for your
hats and caps Of all styles. No. ) East
Third street.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-23

S'jioduOr in ci.cr, NoN. D. ,5V4
All ,nlus Illuminated N.h rlEtsch
light
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-06-06
MineoIa

Miss Gertrude Baker of Wells
vile spent last week with her
cousins Misses Maggie and Kate
Baker.
Mrs. Il. -. Leach and daughter
Miss Nell were in Montgomery
Thurspay shopping.
Miss Kittic Cowherd spent last
week in town visiting rclati YES
and friends.
Misses Wayne Hobson, Lulah
Berry and Caroline Arnold from
Williamsburg attended the con-
test here Wednesday evening.
Jonn Evcrcd and family Of
Montgomery City spent the first of
the week with =. II. Bakers and
b. b. Lcabh's families.
Miss Bessie Page spent Sum
day with Miss Lclah Page.
Miss Moran Palmer of La Platte
Mo. Is visiting her brother Rev. S.
l.. Palmer.
Quite n number of young folks
from this place attended Sunday
school Mt Prairie Fork Sunday
evcninh.
Mrs. Geo. Gregory was the
guest OF her daughter Mrs. At
Davis near Rcadcvillc last week.
Miss Ada Windsor left Sunday
afternoon for Bcllcilowc- where
she will act as Bridesmaid for
the Bratton-St wedding.
II. b. Leach went to New Flor
cnce Monday on buslncs.
u. l.. Blades went to Fulton Sun.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-06-06

the cemetery and church service
than ever before. The G.. A. X.
cleared S23 at their ice cream sup
per in the evening. Very fine mu-
sic was rendered by the Wcllsville
Cornct Band.
Misses Lcota and Alta Rodgers
OF Montgomery City were shopping
here Thursday.
L. L. Holland and Miss Lcola
Me Quic spent Tuesday afternoon
with Montgomery City friends.
Miss Hcrmione Ricdcll came
home from Columbia Friday to
spend the summer with the homc-
folks. ST. ELMO.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-06-06
Bollnower.

Childrcn's Day and basket din
ncr at Union Chapel next Sunday.
Everybody invited.
Charlie Hall and George Strack
who have been In New Mexico the
last few months returned home last
Saturday.
Willie Bailey is visiting at Mr..
Wclch's this week.
Quite n number from this place
attended childrcn's day services at
two mile branch last Sunday eve,
which was real good.
John Reeds of High Hill was at
this place last Tuesday.
Miss Lcona Bishop was in Mont
gomcry City shopping last Tues
day.
WILDER Kamp doson't seem TO
improve very fast.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-06-06

T. q. Nuns of Montgomery
City Is visiting in this neighbour
hood this week.
Mrs. Baxter Misses Josie Perkins
and Enic Moorhcad attended
church ut Brush Creek, last Sum
day and ate birthday Dime with
Miss Ncrnicc Rolcy.
Rev. Rolcy went to New Flor
cncc Wednesday to perform tho
ceremony for Miss Got.
Miss Windsor Of Minncola Is
visiting Mt James Stewart this
week.
The Sunday School has rc-opcn-
ed mt Brush Creek it, had been
closed ON account of smallpox.
There will he services here sun
day morning and evening every
one is invited to attend.
Wum-pooR- WILL.