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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-04
Gin poaes MaB Der Geiumebeit.

Gin bolles WaB Der 0eiunobeit.
Bs Wenlse etfrsuen iid oielss Seesns
Strr SsInrid &rapf in @resn @arben.
Su., i6reibt baiiiber: ..S6rm's vi.
penfrduter 8IutbeIebsr beilt idnsl uni
iider. pie. i'd bel meinsr 5rau erfabrsr
babe. Sic tpar felt Sabrsn in 8ebonb.
lung Der Asrste. mas mid piel 9slt
fOfete unb bod niGts music. Sic Der.
OF ibren Gppeiit unb tpar sulstt ~
einsm Stslst %abesmasert. Do las i'd
sinmal ettpas bon siuem i6tpsiser Seil'
mittel i'm ..GbriitIiden Apolcpste" uni
mir befhlOhsn aud oiefss su probiten
Der @rfols mar iebr aufrisbenitsIenb
5rau arapf fam nun tpisber aae ibr,
Sausarbeit bsrrldisp, tuas iie felt II
Satren nidt ibun f%Onnte. unb fs II
cine iddtiee gIrbeitsrin. Sic srfreul
iid, Colt iei Danl, Der bsitsn @eiunb.
belt. fist nit uns su Glide unb eenissI
lbre Wablseiten nit 8ebaeen. Nati
idmsdt ibr. lporiber i'd ean3 elidlid
bin. limb bas aaes Ssrbanfsn mir BEN
IIpenfrd outer 8Iutbelsber. Gin bdb'
f4sr Brief zines truben @%bemannsS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-04

- Branbpunbsn i'm 0sF&t uns an
ben Sdnbsn srIitt ssitsrn 9airid Marion
bon ga @pomins gbsnus burd cine
6assEplciicn in benz Pins 8rcof S&adi.
= Sreitas iuurb. bier bsiannt eeas.
ben. baB SObn MitdeI aufssforbsrt
pprben III. Elm BUD lber ..aapltaI unb
Srbsit" jH iarsibsn. Dafelbs fol- nas
msntIi4 ben srOben antbracit. StrsIt Bee
banbeln. Bier Sbicaeoer Berlsser bas
ben Mitded barum sriuGt unb ss Der.
lautet nit 8epiBheit. bab Miidea cine
BET OHerten anssnommen Dat. 9es
Beiteren pirb erfldrt. baB Maior 9onb
WitheQ erfuht babe. aHt 8ortrdee au
taItsu. ipofdr er $1,000 srbaIten ioGs.
Dapon tpotlte Mitael aneebli4 ni6ts
pifen.
Das setFofene Dode abssbaltsns
ginodle Gurnier bes scranton 2ieeer.
tranj tpar in ieosr @siie elm esIungenss.
oenn niht tpeniaer trie 81 Serren nab.
men an bemislben tbeiI. SO tparen fsds
9reiie auseefett. bic bon foIsenbsn Ser.
zen eetponnen ipurben l. 9reis. Subs
mig Salt. pra6tuofIs @aslampe ; Q.
9reis. Soiept glbredt. Detbp Gut ; Q.
8reis. George Geif, Reeenfdirm ; 4.
8reis. Sentp 8odrotb, Iebenber Girfsp I;
s. Bleis. Sris 3lselmann. 8ierirue /; 6.
8rels (boUbp). Wm. Softly. cine nassl'
nsue OolarhiQ, bic in cine SGaGteI nit
3situnsen einsebilt mar unb bic etbbts
Rsueierbe erreete. bis fie sum 8orihsin
fam. 9err Artbur S1mlbt. benz Der
@rfole bes Garniers bauptidhli1 su pers
oanfen III, bate fur isben Prsis einen
tleinen Beers eebidtet. ber bel Der 0srs
tbeitune p~erleien tpurbe unb iebesmal
Seitstfeit etreete. Sin SpeaiaI. Brsis
BON elm Dubsnb dhten Sapana Gigarrsn
tuurbe @bas WsnaeI. Sofspb Wubens
fpader unb Oto S6i6ber sueeipro6sn.
tpeil ie suerit bic 81 8unben besnbieten.
Rad 8senbisuns bss 5urnisrs tpurbs
Elm fdmadbaftss Souper, aus Sausrlrnut
unb Dilute unb 2ebers .8lunsen" fopie
talten DeIitatefen bsitsbsnb ~ierpisrt unb
bet eble @etfteniaft feblte natdrlid aud
nidt. Das 9urnier BOT 70 alssmeinsn
antlans ssfunben. beb pCruusi6tIi6
an Nsuiabrstase, Radmittaes. elm
stpeites ffnitinben tpirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-04
Mebainen fur amerifan.r.

Die idbrIi4e 8srtbsiluns BON Ne'
eaiQen on bic Stubenten Der frember
firGIiGen 2~ebranffaIten in Rom erfolett
iosben ourd cardinal 8otii. ben 9r6fef.
ten Der propaganda. Die gmpfdnesi
Der amsritaniiden WsbaiIen naren
Sobn Turner bon Nsp gori. Sofspt
asnnehp bon 9~bilnbeIpbia. Pattid
8rssnaban bon ct. aueuftins. 5Ia..
4nbretp Brennan BON SCRANTON. 9a.,
Scbn Copper BON Baltimore. Sobn
oartie BON 8roOtlpn, SObn @dsnrob,
bon Baltimore, hilbert 8urie bon
Cincinnati, Wariin Rpan bon 0ii.
minston. Bel. Ausuftine AsfaIs bon
sletp YOrt. Geo NoeSinIes bon Obj.
labeIpbia unb s%lusuftine Older.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-04
Ruslanb bilft Waaeesonien.

Der rufifds 8Oii&after forbsrts ben
Sultan bel elmer aubiens auf. bic sur
9erubieune Der Maesbonisr nBlbisen
Rsfsrmsn unperiasli& eintufdbren. S.
ben letten Woden baben in Der in einem
3uftano ~beftdnbiasn Nufrubrs befinbIi.
den BroUins ;abIreids blutiss @efsdte
stpii&en ben 8ebslen unb tattfden
3ruppen ftattssfunben. Bel 8obiliubo
lberidrittsn 400 buisarifde nnifcrmsn
traeenbs Snfuresntsn bic Creme, bod
puroen ie nod msbrhGnbissm Rampfe
3uriid8eporfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-04
Subr su fAneu.

Das acknowledgement bat enii&ie.
ben. bab Der RorboeutiGe 2Iopb, Dams
pfsr ..aronprins 8iIbsIm" aaein an Der
Solution NIT BEN britifben Dampfer
..8obert Snsbam" an 8eaGp Ssab an
8. October i1uIb mar. Die .,8ronprina
Wtghelm" fubr bel BEN bidtsn slebel,
Der an ienem Taee berrfhte, 70 erfIdrte
oas @eri&t. bIel su f@nsa. Wis Solee
esr Goaifion sine bic ..Robert Snsbam"
unter. tpcbel lbr Waat unb elmer ibrer
BaRaeisre ertranfen. Der Rssiiraicr
tuirb ben su sabIsnoen S6abenerfus be-
ftimmsp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-04
9ertebene OettIertH.

Set elmer Rsibs bon Sabrsn bat Sral
annie Mepns in Stem DorI ben Bette
ais sinftdsli@ss @sf@dft betrisben, bod
isst bat man ibr enbIi& bas Sanbtperl
ssleet unb ie fur bic Dauer bon ie6s
Monaten in's srbsitsbaus sei&idt. Sbrs
SpsaiaIudt tparsn getteIbriefe an prOmi.
nsnte 9eti6nli9feiten unb i'm @nttperfen
berfeIben ioll fe cine Weiferf4aft snt.
pidslt unb ioide @rfoles su psrjeidnsn
sstabt baden, bab fe einen 9beil bee
Sommsrs an Der Ssefdite. uerbrinsen
apb li6 ibsrbaupt Elm niht unbebsutsns
ees 8erm5esn iammsIn ionnte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-04
Hiefiae Sumnien ipedfeln beim @ts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bic 6duoe.

Dem uOrldufieen 8eriGt Der slpif6en.
itaatliden 8e,fsbrss @ommiHIon ssmd6.
baben bic giisnbabnen BET Bereiuigten
Staten (l95. 945 WeiIen Iana) bonn
90. SUM 1901 bis sum 90 sJun 1902
I'M 9ufasierssriebr s472, 429. l65 unb
i'm Srudtberfebr 81. 100, 1874 SOB perein.
nubmi. Diefe ginnabmen. suiammen
nit anberen %@innabmen. bradtsn ben
@innabmsn. gtat Der 8abnen aus 81,
III. 754. 900 ODER 1896 per MsiIe.
Die 8etriebs' sIussaben bsIiefsn iid auf
81. LOG, 1874 ober SIS. 645 per Msile,
ponad ii1 alto Der NettO. 8erbient Der
8abnsn auf s605. GIG .795 obsr auf So,
,09l per WeiIe belief. Dis Netis'G Gins
nabmen iiberfissen bic bes 8Uriabrss UNI
s5l. 395. 42I. slus anberen @innabme.
queaee pereinnabmten bic giisnbabnen
$50. 7l4. 492. mas Die @sfammteinnab,
men aut s6Ss. 33l .2s7 brinst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-04
RokIensQtraten.

4obIe . 8srisnbsr bon Bort &sabine.
gsrtb ambOp. Bort SObniOu uuo @Iita.
bstbport baben einen BieilauS.G usfdub
orsaniiirt, UNI ibre Robles Garages ,u Be.
iGdtsn. bic auf benz @aferuea mad
Rein 0orf bsEbrbert tpsrben. Risfiee
Wsnssn 8Oble esben iebes Sabr ourG
bic gllnberuneen bon 8iraten bsrIorsn.
tpeIhs 70 fred finb. bab fe bic eetobIens
Roble often an ben 8iets in Nstp Oorf
D%erfuufen. Sortan fol- auf Seben. Der
fid elmer acblenbarfe ndbsrt unb auf Ell.
men anruf nlat a%nitpOrtst, obns Weits.
res eef&OHen perben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-04
Die ct. 2ouifer gair.

Wan 1T bereiis babel. bas 9roeramm
fur bic feierlids gtbfnuna Der 81. 2ouis
Ter WeItausfslune am 80. gpriI 1904
ausauurbeiten. Der 9rosramms gntpuri
mub Der National. @Ommiiiisn unb be,
Iusheaunss' @eIeaI6aft aur 8efdtisunp
unterbreItet tperbsn. Prdibsnt Rooie.
uelt bat periptodsn. Der @tbTnunssfeie,
beisupObnen, bic cine ftriite Rssisrunss.
4Haire isin tpirb. aae 3peise BET Bun.
ossre8ierune rerben babel Dertreten fein.
unb man etipartet, eab uud pisIe be,
ausIdnbiidsn SommiHare antpsisnb ieir
tperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-04
Or. .. .. SANDS GFiee.

9a bic 3adridt ssiIiRsntliG pstbrei.
tst fpurSs. bab Id msine 8roris aufsepe.
ben babe. 10 ipdnfds i'd su bemerien. bat
mir bisieIbe au isbr ans Ssrs estpa6ien
III, urn bieS au itun ; unb baB meme 30.
tisnten basessn prOtsfiersn. bas i'd mid,
sur Rube febe. 10 LANCE i'd bisnffdbie
bin. Weine Office 1T i'm 8~oofsrp @e.
bdube. Ode 8aiblnstOn apenus unb
Spruce Strabe, nidt an Der Ysnn sIpes
nue., unb meine @onfultatlonsfunbsn fint
bon 2-5 ntr Rudm. unb 7-9 Ibenos.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-04
Ser xtpae Mugab.=

@iner SpeaiaI.D epeihe aus SomaIis
lamb aemdB bot bsr ..toas Nuaab'' bic
transport 8ameeIe. tpel6e ct benz Col.
Spopue fortnabm. in bas 2aeer bsr
8ritsn sutideeididt. Madden er pOrbsr
ALE 8Orrdibe fo~rtssnommsn Obsr IN.
brau6bar ssma6t battle. 6lsi1seitie
i&idts Der Muaub bic 8oti6aft, bab sr
itOsr 3sit aur 8~erfaeuns itsbs, tpsnn fid
bic 8riten tpieber BON ibm psrbausn
Iafen tupqen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-04
IWaune Gpnntp.

6%onesbaIe. GER Srani 70. Salr.
hola unb SRI. gnna 8uie ipurben am
usrFOfsnen 0onnerfas Worsen in bel
esutfden futb. ct. Wagbalena air@e
our4 Bfarrsr Bm. Safel sum 8unb
fir bas asben einssisenet. -Gm sIeidsn
Nadmittae tpurben in Der bsutiden
2utb. Rirds GER Sobn 3obI unb SRI.
Gnna S6natt burh Baitor $. VI
8ebrens ebenfaas in bic 8anbe ber gbs
eineeiesnet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-04
Bon 4etersbura.

: Serr Safob Sddfsr BON Buffalo.
infer friberer S6ulraib, bsfans fi9
bs.Foiiens Dods sum 8eiu& bsi bieii.
gen 8srtpanoien.
= Ereb. SdIad bon 2ufs Stra6e
mubte am DOnnetftae $40 Sirofe bss
sablen. neil CT feline Samilie i'm Dufel
uneriff unb fe aus ber Bobnuns iaets.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-04

Das Grssbnib bss iinsfisn .,Gi.
bilifatiunss 8uaes" ber 8riten seesn bic
rduberi!@sn Stdmme Der Wn1iris it
fOIsenbss 25 @usiris tootsei&Iassn.
202 ~eefan8eu. 3tpei %bettpunbet, SO
9barme ODER 86rfer srftsrt. 5000 Slid
8tsb unb 68 @epebre eonfiseirt. Die
8erIufte auf Seiten Der 9ritsn tperbsn
ueri4pisesn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-04

Quilts, melde abiolute 8ufrie.
benbeit seben unb cine ar9enebme
neberraidun9 fur ~quiIt.ma6enoe
Srauen fino fue9en ibrer @ei6beit
uns Bartlett, inOem iie nit beiiem
peibem SIaum 9eflat fino, 9eoedt
init gutter Nualit6t Seioe ODER
Satin bon reiden uno pra6tuol.
len Muitern.
@reiie, $40 bis $40.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-04
California Slanfets.

0ieielben iinb Sbrer srlnbli9'
iten Snipeftion piirbi9. 8ir iino
i~lber3eu9t, bab iie Die beften 8er'
the iino, Die ie oferirt tuuroen gu
$500, $3.50, $3.50
unb $40.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-19

EVERY now and then you hear
some man say he is pending too
much money and proposes to re-
trench. January lst is the time
when such talk is most current. No
doubt some Of these persons are sin
cere, for the question is forced up
on them by circumstances that de-
mand consideration. But how MANY
such people have you known who
have stuck to their determination
longer than two days or at the out.
side, two weeks: Christmas ALWAYS
brings vlrtuOus spell III It's wake,
but its continuance hardly lasts be-
yond the holidays themselves. The
average American temperament is
optimistic We believe nothing is
too good for US, and we usually con-
unue to live mp to that idea. II
Is true, that the majority Of uS are
compelled, by a necessity we eau
not overcome, TO live within our in
comes, but how glad the majority
Of such would he to pass beyond the
limit to eat drink and make merry,
If they could Even as things are
now, 4 few continue, by means
known only to themselves, to live
on the fat Of tie land, giving heed
neither to carou or creditors, or even
the morrow. If they could patent
their process they would become
mIiilon"irrs III spite Of themselves.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-19
CARP FISHING
PAYING WELL.

New Castle, Dec. 19-AlthOugh
the past few weeks have been hard
on outside workers the New Castle
men who are fishing for carp in the
ChriStana river have made big profits.
1t pays better than catching the Del
aw are shad
Many haul has brought enough
to pay the men from $40 to $50. The
carp are fair sized and are placed in
live cars which are shipped to Phila.
delphia and New York. Some of the
fishermen are making as h high as ~ j
week.
The New Castle schools are busy
places for the children at present.
In addition to preparing their stud
les the majority OF the pupils are
preparing to take part IN the
Christmas entertainment.
Dolls, games, horns at Stoops.
Nmas neckwear, 25, SOC. Biggs. Eek.
press wagons, sleds, see Stoops.
Richard Rodney and Robert Van
tine are playing series of twenty
five games OF pool on the table in the
armory building.
Gum boots, 1925 up. Stops.
Skating caps, wool turbans Biggs.
George Tobin. Jr. killed six calves
Yesterday and dressed them inside OF
TWO aud a half hours. When in
hurry he can dress calf in thirteen
minutes He and his father have
opened a butcher shop on Delaware re
street near Fourth. This means much
to the people of New Castle. Instead
OF paying profit to the grocer or
meat seller the customer will save
that, for the Tobin butchers propose
to retail! the best meat and sausage
at wholesale prices.
1t is interesting to hear drovers
tell stories about cattle and sheep
they drive from the farms. Messrs.
Iooln last evening said that calves
are very scarce at this time. 1t re.
CURES drive Of nearly twenty miles
to get few of them.
Rogers knv es guaranteed. Stops
What you need Sweaters. Biggs.
Company II "Reserves' basket
pail team will play Belmont team of
WI!mi ngton on next Monday even
ing at the armory.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-19
~" NcnrlurllO -riuappn.

a rdm~Iram from rWurg- last
night sumuurTL"e the situation ass
follows eueIur,u uJ1v rnlI,Lr, ,uJt
che must yield IT, superior force
she looks for s"ltIrmrut rU the arb.-
tration proposal Of rro~Hnu' ca.
trO. transmitted tO tuaat Britain
and Germany turol-h the niteI
States; no answer T. lhI- has vet
been recei}rl. # oImJIdIyu Is dr.
cepted pre-j'IeL, Castro will sock ~
have United States Minister Bowen
appointed arbitrator.
A Washington dispatch goes
further than this ami states that
Presldent Castro ha- gwen Minister
Bowen fuI. powers to effect a settle.
meDt with ',rnat Britain Germany
and ltai ii is believed IN Wash.
ington tnaI the three governments
will ndL consent TO make anarrangc-
ment VII Mr. Bowen unless some
kind of s}nrau'e" Of payment Dv
sVenezueo ran b" given. A sug-
Gested plan l. ~ appoint Il mixed
eommisslOu tyr'uelvr all Nenc2ue.
Ian customs toN", aud take from
these the anoHnl, due the different
nations.
Latest adylr"s from Berlin indI.
cate that Germany is in a yielding
mood, the change beng largely
brought about by public opinion in
the United States Cvmmod ore
Scheder, the German commander i II
1 Venezuelan waters, has been in
Instructed to use extreme canton and
aroId acts Of force until he re.
ives further orders Dispatches
Occived in Berlin from the UMlri
States represent that public feeling
here IL hostile to Germany, aud
tlt t.oro IS danger Of u rupture if
The daily Republican., 1902-12-19
Value OF High Prices.

When we remember how very
low prices of all kinds were during
the low Tariff period of six or seven
years ago, when business had great
depression, when everybody was
poor and tens of thousands Of men
had no work, it seems unreasonable
to complain Of high prices now. No
doubt some few persons, having
fixed incomes must pay more for
the goods they want. but no doubt
also many millions Of people who
are producers are far better off.
The producers are the majority and
the more important people. High
prices are the result Of prosperity.
They show that consumption is
pressing hard upon production. and
for tho reason that the people are
making more money and therefore
spending more upon the qualification
of their desires. The stitfening of
prices makes business buOyant and
hopeful. The effect Of Il falling
market is deadly. Men are eager
10 Duy When values go slowly up
ward, and if values go upward as
the result of a healthy, growing de.
mand upon the part Of consumers,
and not because of the printing Of
lrredeemable paper currency, the
movements is beneficial There need
be no fear Of serious collapse if the
currency be sound and if American
producers are not threatened with
free rivalry at home from Europe
ans. The values now prevailing
are not artificial; tn ey are the nat
ural res ult of the conditions which
permit American wealth production
to proceed without interference
from foreigners.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-19

Now Get To Work.

Mayor Fisher is to be congratu-
lated for having officially brought
to the att 'ntion of the City Council
the dangers which confront the city
because of the scarcity of coal. 1t
is hoped that the committee will i'm
mediately take up the work of COM
municating with the coal carrying
companies relative to getting a
supply Of coal here. 1t is needed
now; it will be most appropriate
Christmas gift for the entire city.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-19
a severe course toward Venezuela

a severe course toward Venezuela
is continued.
In the final settlement Germany
not only seeks money payment,
but demands an apology for the at
tack on the German Legation at
Caracas and other outrages.
The House of Representatives at
Washington passed the Mccall res
olutlon calling upon the Secretary
OF State for information touching
any agreement or understanding
between Great Britain and Ger.
many op one hand and the United
States on the other, as to the nature,
extent and purpose of the joint
demonstrations against Venezuela,
and particularly with reference to
the occupation of Venezuelan terri
tory
The daily Republican., 1902-12-19
Wilmington Del, December 10. 1904.
Christmas Suggestions

Only few days are left before
the Christmas season will come to a
close. Of course, everybody is
awaiting its coming and the great
stores are fl led with everything
that may be needed. Advice in re-
gard to the greatest festival day of
the year Is twice told tale, an / vet
from year to year we forget and
are so prone to repeat past mistakes
and perhaps follies. Hence the
warning of yesterday must be re-
peated tomorrow till we get into
the habit of doing right and think
ing rati nally.
There is nothing grander than
deep and abiding friendship and
for it to find expression in proper
tokens which delight keeps the
heart from growing selfish and the
sensibilities dull. Rational giving is
always to be encouraged. All other
kinds either lead to hypocrisy or a
cynical aversion to the day which
makes gifts custom.
And, now, for some Christmas
suggestions" After determining the
friend you will honor with a present
the next problem is when and
where to buy. Shopping that is done
early is the most satisfactory.
In the first place the crowds are
avoided and all the goods displayed
are fresh. As matter of fact, there
Is no bargain counter in the case of
Christmas presents, Those who lin.
ger till the last, aIf-killing them
selves in the crowds and fretting
over the inability Of the weary shop
girl to wait on everybody at once,
have no better bargains than the
early shopper.
In addlt ~ To this. the late pur-
chaser is so worked up and tired
that Christmas comes to very
weary body. brain and heart.
Where to buy can best be deter
mined by reading careful y Tile
DAILY REPCBLIrAN Here You can
select goods at your leisure and yet
the price You can make mp Your
mind what TO buy and then know
ing the place where it ran he had
You can 60 out with definite pur-
pose and route and save time in
hunting through every shop
70 run around almIessly Is very
wealisome and t. expect t. stumble
npOn what YOU need j. sa'is-
factory. for you may be dIeappOinJ-
- ed in your luck. All tuiug. being
equal, buy at home patrouile the
communi y IN which You live and
the men you meet daily on the
street or i'll social utercuur7e, VIII
mingtOn has splendid stories and can
satisfy any reasonable demand, or
fol that matter any rational one.
in the matter OF suitable Christmas
gifts.
Nu, )f all you fund for friends
save pDrlioI for tine poor II is
tlUe. the times Il " prosperous. but
the winter may he hart one and
there il certain class who find 10
work when the severity ur the
weather forbid~ Coal j. not set
plentiful. and in amy event 1t Will
be higher than r>Wu Iai-.ug the
eXpe ees of the poor mon whu
must depend upon his a,H0. labor
for his daily nrnIt.
All III" worthy pD,r ~'.wI nayp
pleasant m9-'mJ~ to"hnrr the
: heart If NpH j,uuv mrue such. r.ru
send aroh'r,tm "u ro tine charitable
assorIatl"u- OF rm~ nry UunA are
e. apt to knp Tia" .Hu-' .T-.,~ Of dr.
=, ."esS ur need.
with the-" few -.r2o-,toI~. 'alv
perhaps. hut ~,H rtt~u forgotten.
we DrlIHr" eNwNDu" Wal. Dr ha Iu.y
prepared - -""a thn cir-Ilt-
morm and take a fuII par, m rnc
NHppUr-~ uI 1HD ~"rsOn
The daily Republican., 1902-12-19
SOME REASONS
Why Wilmington People
Should Follow This VAL
liable Advice.

Because the proof is in Whining
ton
Not necessary to experiment
With some untried remedy.
Profit by the experience of citi-
zen.
Mrs. Philip Riley, No. 1O3 Mort h
Orange street, says: 81 was inter-
viewed some time in the summer of
1897 by gentleman who asked me
for my experience with and opinion Of
Doan's Kidney Pills. Previous to
obtaining them at Danforth' drug
store suffered dreadfully from pains
across my back. | dreaded even to
stoop so that the results obtained
from using Doans Kidney Pills I
know how to appreciate. One and a
half boxes cured me. am not tho
only one in our family who has used
DOan's Kidney Pills and received
marked benefit. Both my mother
and husband have taken the prepara-
tlon and we can all join in emph att
cally endorsing 1t. l told the inter-
viewer at the time what Ihave just
stated and | can conscientiously say
my opinion about Doans Kidney
Pills is unaltered. They are up to
representations. y
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents per box. Foster Milburn Co.
Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for the
U. S.
Remember the name --Doan's-
and take no substitute.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-19

. Published Daily, Sundays Excepted
AT the Republican Building by the
Republican Printing and Publishing
Company.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-19

>TelepbonsE Editorial room. second floor, D & A
pSmsrvfa S2l.
publication once and advertising department.
st floor, D 4 A, ssl; Dclmarvia 200.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-19
USEFUL, SEASONABLE and MOST SENSIBLE
HOLIDAY GIFTS PRICED LOW.

W"n'n5 shoes at %2.I5-IIcy,e's
patent .eath'r White Brothers box en-
ann, e"IucDod kid skin. Wei kid and
box .aOl, styles suitable for street and
evening wear heavy welt or li2ht turn
soas, button and lace. Warranted fer
sD}.c and quality. Regularly 50, spo-
uaI at ........... ........,.....S... -
The daily Republican., 1902-12-19
A REAL BARGAIN CARNIVAL PREVAILS HERE

N|E are liberal in all our business transac-
w tions. We have made a success-.-not by
big profts-but by always trying to give
our patrons more for their money than they can
obtain anywhere else. Our Shoes always wear, be-
cause, even if they should cost us more, we don't
allow our manufacturers to stint in the leather or
workmanship. Instead of advancing prices during
this Amas rush, we quote even lover prices than
uSu9l
The daily Republican., 1902-12-19

Entered at the Wilmington Postofice as second
as,s
The daily Republican., 1902-12-19

ARTHUR c. DAVIES, Managing Editor
The daily Republican., 1902-12-19

Mems and Boys Slippers, made Of
imitation alligator and velvet; en-
bos5cd sock Innings, flexible solcs and
patent leather trimming. Well worth
81, now marked 43c
See our old Iady's Warm Comfort
and MediCatcd Shoes. with fleece lin
ings.
slippers for Men-R0meo. Opera and
Everett styles, neat and dressy toe
shaped; kid lined. Usually $l50, spe-
cially marked .3Sc
Mems high and low cut Slippers
ROmcOS, with good hub side gOring,
Opera and Everett styles; turn soIcs.
Wei worth $3.50, at ,.........S 30
Mems high quality iUw-cut Slippers
Opera, Everett, Columbia and Sena-
Tor styles. also high cut RomcOs; turn
sOlCs, Kid lined throughout; all neat,
drcssy and comfortable. Sold regu-
larry for So, now ..........,...!iI y .3S
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W4mTn'c nuiltnl Satin clinnprG-
The daily Republican., 1902-12-19

GEORGE w. VERNON,
1dfser and Publisher From 1855. TO 1901,
The daily Republican., 1902-12-19

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