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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
CAMP AICN
NOW BEGINS

very short time activity wiz
~<ksable In preparations for ths
eeH4 nunicfp4l elections. The Res
San,sn city committee viii mesf
n<r saturday afternoon At 4 O'Clock
3 ne once NJ Chairman Fred II.
rssersuE. To the Pioneer building. q
nap ne course for the approaching
:. TBS vii be the first meeting he'd
s'.az year by The Republican com
Hif,ssl snd the business before Il b
<1-inperfsnt and considerable. Il
Mans DE announcement 81 a bat
- wnifh Il expected 10 be the hard
sas fon'zndsf IN the history % the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
FOR PROMOTION

Secretary Grou' ~ the eivil Herv-
Tee commission has given notice that
at civil service employees who de-
sire 90 take this examination fof pro-
motion. must Gle their applications
with him not later than January 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
LOCAL CIGAR
MAKERS BALL
A "Home Industry" Function 10 Be
Given al Armory

A Home Industry Bafi' II 20 be
given by the Seattle Cigar Makers
union. No. tss. next Saturday even
Ing. In Artnory hall.
The local union 81 elgaffnakers IL
made up ~ industrious men. and IL
IL said their industry has never for
eaken them when u comes TO ar
ranging an entertainment. WRg-
ner'a fun orchestra u engaged for
the occasion.
The price % tickets has been re-
duccd this year 20 20 cents. ladies
free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08

This IL the true presentation 81
the countwnance Of Heginaid DE
humme. alias Dsnky Mcreusin. when
he was escorted % the police station
yesterday from q cheap lodging
houNe a. smallpox suspect. he IL
contemplating the threatened less ~
NJ. facial beauty. aud hts possible
transition 70 another sphere OF use
fuluess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
p. & R. r.
NOW FREE

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Jan. Sat
a meeting held here today steps were
taken 10 finally dissolve the receiver
ship Of the Philadelphia & Reading
road.
The receivership has nomInally ex-
tended over a period ~ eight years,
though II was virtually ended with
the foreclosure sale OF the property
IN 1896 and the organization In De
ccmber Of the same year OF the
Reading company. which now owns
both the railroad and the coal and
iron companies, as we'll as a number
Of subsidiary companies.
Main 720 is the number 10 call for
Rhodes Bros, AT their new location.
Phone in your order. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08

protest The beauty Of the park.
they claim, would be- damaged. and
There would be danger 90 women
ANA children who during the Summer
spend many hours IN the park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
CAMP So HAS
INSTALLATION
woodmen OF The World Elevate New
Offcers for 1902

woodmen OF the World. Camp No.
50. held their annual installation OF
officers Las, nlEhs In their hall In
the colman building. A large crowd
WAS present. az an initiation and en-
tertuinmrnt were also on the even
inR'a program. The following new
Officers wer. placed ia their posi.
lions bv Past Consul Burch. Consul
commander. !. NJ. brewster. advis-
Org lieutenant. A. J. Edward, clerk,
&. A. kocpfli. escort. Frank Sears;
banker. N. n. ThcdinRa; Waterman.
Frank Knapp. sentry, Joe Martin.
managers, ~. Berliner and G. w..
Shields. musical director. /. X. Sin
german.
A. quartette composed OF George
Edmunda, w. q. Anderson. Charles
Saunders and Edwin Won Busklrk
furnished some excellent music y.
e. Caiderhead and J. g. Mcknight
we're presented with teweled badg-
es by the camp.
sterlingPianos. Reicherts'iio Union
Or. whiting has returned and
taken Offices In the Mutual Life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
MORTALITY RECORD

Agnes Morat. aged % years. died
al 1906 Twelfth avenue last evening.
James MAR. an oid-timr Scotch
miner 81 the Northwest, died sud. .
denly on the trail near sultan rrs-
terday. Butterworfh A. snna have
charge Of the fuarrai which wiz be
held at the place OF his death. In
termeni viii be made temporarily at
Sultan. but the body viii be taken up
later and shipped 20 Michigan for
burial.
The funeral 81 Annie Sutherland,
aged ~ years. wRN held from the
Swedish church Rt York station
yesterday. Six little girls. former
piaynates OF the dead child. bore
the caskst 90 the special car which
brought the body to Seattle. But
t.rworsh's hesrse took the casket
from the ear % Nf Pleasant GEM
etery. where intermcnt was made.
II was arranged 10 have the fun
ernl Of Capt. j. Mckinnon take
place from Butterworth's chapel at
10 o'clock this morning. The body
Of the old sen captain has been held
Nince the first 81 the year, In order
that HIS relatives In Mnssac huncttH
might be notified Of his death. Just
is minutes before the time OF the
funeral this morning. Buttcrworth
and Sons received a telegram from
Mrs. REESE Tiewsff ~ Roxbury. Mass,
telling them 10 hold the body until
further orders. Mrs. Hcwett r. n
relative 81 the deceased. and the
body win be held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08

The action Of Dennis Mclaughlin
against the Pacific Coast Co. for
$4,000 damages, iH on trial In the
federal court. The plaintiff was a
miner In the defendant corporations
mine at Franklin. He alleges that
through an accident resulting from
defective machinery. he was per-
manentiy crippled on Jan. -, 1901.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08

This Il a later tnsp-shot Of. the
same fascinating ornament 70 90
elesy. after he had been examined
nv Or. Carroll and Informed that he
Was afflicted with no serious all
m~nt. and tina, ali he needed was a
soak In a bash-tab and a shave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
WEATHER FORECAST

For Seattle and Vicinity Tonight
and Thursday. occasional rain fresh
20 brisk southerl2 winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08

xenlzht the junior members Of the
1910 Mems Christian Associations
80 80 iatir annual exhibition and 80.
fsa flames Of basketball and base,
80 az scheduled between the night
N,s<l - ciasses. a drill and eghf-
n ~ vi take place In which $50
~ juniors will take cart. After
-. a.nlefic event an exciting pus
~ - WI take place. l'sreufa
r.' III is'snss Of the Juniors are in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08

ssf.es = Farran Of The city water
&C.,, ~. sspoftsd % the police this
si.ss.s FL mat through telephone
thai ~ lfpfn his wife, he learned
Thor,s-as nome q Eoren avenue and
n a n.., street. had been burRlariz-
fllssrwsn tpoay, and several rings.
taken. W ara = watch had been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
STOVE EXPL0DES
AND STARTS FIRE
Roomer Is Burned on Hands and
Face Properly Loss Small

A gasoline stove exploded in n
room Of lodging house at 52i First
avenue south at s.35 O'Clock this
morning and for time threatened
20 destroy the building. An alarm
was turned In from Box 20, and the
fire department turned out.
The gas stove was thrown out Of
the window by nrcmen and then
gmothered with blanket. The dam
age In nominal. y. White, a room
or In the house, suffered slight bruls-
OF the explosion.
Or. WaRRoner. dentist. removed TO
Globe block, cor. First and Madison.
LADIES' Furs made and repaired
c. G. Berg, 1918 Third ave. 49,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08

Dr. whiting has returned and
taken Offices in the Mutual Life
building. ...
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08

sterlinsPianos. Reicherts'iiO Union
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13
PREPARING FOR WAR,
Venezuelan Government Taking Wig
orous Measures For Defense.

NeheZnclan Government Taking Wig
orous Measures For Defense.
CARACAS, NpnNzuela. Dec -. The
government has taken prcservative
measures at La Guayra. All the depos-
its of coal at the navy yard and all the
British cars on the La GuayrH ralroad
have been brought here. restoring i'm
possible the transportation Of the allied
troops by rail. General Fcrrcr. the min
lister OF war. spent all day in choosing
spots in the mountains where trenches
are to he dug. uu,
The governor of Caracas has issued
the following decree:
"AlI Ncnczuclans living in tile fed
eral district. between the ages of eight
cen and nifty Years. must enroll them
selves in the militia any such person
refusing /" enroll voluntarily. AS pa
trioti'm demands, will be declared q
traitor and sent before the tribunals"
The defensive preparations at the
strategic points on the heights back of
La Guayra are being vigorously push
ed forward The deposits of powder
IN the f"rtrpsSes of Lavigia and San
Carlos have been removed Great pa
triotic demonstrations are being made,
and every one capable of hearing arms
is offering his services. The embargo
placed upon the harbor corporation has
been removed
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13
NOW VENEZUELANS
APPEAL AMERICA
And Ask That Our Govern
ment Conduct Negotiations
for Arbitration.
But IT IS NOW TOO LATE
Believed In London That Force
is tn Only Solution--Lans-
downe's Version of
Affair.

LONDON, Dec 13.-It is officially an
nounced here that Venezuela has asked
Minister Bowen. the United States rep
resentativc at Caracas. TO intervene and
ask that the dispute with Great Britain
and Germany he Submitted to arbitra-
ton.
1t Is believed here that it is now too
late to accept the coed Offices of Mr..
Bowen and that President Castro will
not be allowed to further delay a set
tlcment. The impression is that he is
merely playing TO gain time as has
been his policy from the first. 1t is also
pointed out that one of the chief claims
IS for defaulted interest OH railroad
bonds which was guaranteed by the
castro government and quite naturally,
it is explained, there can be no arbtra-
ton SO far as that is concerned
Germany it is also known. regards
the question of arbitration at this late
day unfavorably
Hourly the impression is gaining
ground that 4 resort to force is the only
solution Of the problem.
dispatch to the Daily Mail from
Willemstad, Curacao, dated Dec. II,
says that the foreign residents of Puer-
to Cabello are taking refuge on board
the German cruiser Vneta and the
British cruiser Aria,lne and that these
vessels are threatening TO lombard the
port.
Foreign Secretary Lansdowne was
the principal guest at the annual ban
quet given last night in London of the
United club. In a speech of considera-
Bile length the foreign secretary touched
upon the most prominent topics of the
day. He said he did not believe that in
any part of the world was Great Brit
ain open to the charge Of bearing inyct-
crate antipaihy to any one. not even to
Venezuela. IF that republic" said
Lord IAnSt'OWne. would dcSiSt from
committing outrageS upon British sub
1'cts and British property if She would
pay her just debts and if she would re-
ply to the diplomatic representations
made her in perfectly courteous Ian
gllagC there would be no need whatey-
rr of any quarrel
Il might ada said the FOREIGN secre- |
tary, that Venezuela should he con- |
tent to put herself on moderate al
l"Wanre IN the matter of revolutions.
In less than seventy years Venezuela
has INDUCED in the luxury Of lnt rcvo-
utionS. Three revolutions in two Years
seems to ne to be altogether lnrea-
sNMAhIt"
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13
Death of Former Wiimin.toni,n

William IL. Thompson died IT
Philadelphia on Monday last. lie
wasil only one day, and his death
came as great surprise, though be
was advanced in age. For years
MIR. Thompson aud his three sons
conducted a jeweIry store on Mar
ket street just below Fourth. though
they rellnqushed their store here
about fifteen years o!agc, and moved
TO Philadelphia. where they opened
another store. While in the latt er
city, two of Mr. Thompson sons
died. Mr.. Thompson was wellknown
to great many OF our citizens. He
was So years OF age. aud leaves two
grandchildren. who are residents
of this city, and his daugnter-ln-law
the widow Of his son Eugene. They
are Mary Thompson. who is book.
keeper Tor e. B. Riley, and lola who
is book-kecper for the Royal Insur-
ance Company.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13
WILL NOTIFY POWERS,
Washington Officials Receive Arbi.
trRtiGn ReuUest

"''"" sSNuesN
WASH NGTON. Dec. 13.-A cable
gram received at the state department
from Minister Bowen. at Caracas.
states that the Venezuelan government
has requested him to propose to Great
Britain and Germany that the difficult
ties arising out of the claims for al
legged damages and injuries to British
and German subjects during the civil
wal be submitted to arbitration.
In conformity with the understand
ing already reached with the repre-
sentatives Of the British and German
governments here this proposition from
President Castro will be duly laid be-
fore those governments, the state de-
partnent acting merely as II channel
Of communication.
Not much hope is entertained Of tho
favorable reception of the proposition.
as II Is felt that the difficulty has
progressed too far for settlement by
the peaceful methods Of arbitration
The reprisals made by the Venezuelans
for the destruction Of their navy in
the seizure Of British ships and the ar
rest OF German and British subjects
practically have developed the relations
between the countries into those Of
real war, although technically the prin-
cipals prefer to designate it as some
thing less.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13
FOR THE SOUTH.

1
| southern Halfway Express 6,4b p, H.
aal'E' Si"'perS To- lorl amp", Augusta,
| MehlphiS' ana Now Orleans; "3t =. NJ
ua'f' SI"'pcrN t" New orleans Macon
ho' springs.
AtIahlr coast Line Express 1903
noon daIlE: NI""h"rS I" Charleston. Jack
S"n'IiI'. Macon, and fot Tampa; 1886
a. M daily, s'e'p"rS to Richmond and
'arH>oh'Ille.
th"sap"ah" y OBI" Railway. Sll p.
NJ. dalIN, dining car and SI""p"rS to Gin
clnnau
SeHh"ard Air Line Railway. Mail 40
q. M dhllN, s'rrr"r~ 10 New Orleans and
JackSonNllI" Express A,o' p. II" daily,
SIecpcrN To Atlanta aud Tampa.
DELAWARE DIVISION.
For New Castle, ',j1. SIS Il. m, sol,
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13

The case of J. II. Morris VS. the
Wilmington CITY Railway Company
has been settled out Of court. Morris
sued the railway company for dam
ages for injuries received by him by
being struck by a runaway trolley
carr at Fourth and Market streets
abont eight months ago. He was
driving an Adams Express wagon
which was struck. and ne was thrown
out and injured.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,

! Schedule in effect Nov. %. 1902.
MI trains illuminated with Pintsch
, light.
| ~ Express .ra,nn
| Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware
! Avenue Station, fer
New YORK, week days. $50. $40
'lo.53 a. m Fl2,9l, '2.5G, IS 10 Royal Linn
it"dI, 80, 1000 p. m. Sundays, 50. &c, 20 40
| 'll.35 a. M: '..56, "5.l9 CRoyal LimiteD
'742. 1855 p. m.
| PHILADELPHIA, week days, ..52S 5 30,
"6A, 20 800, $40, HlO53, 1857 a, m:
'I2Zl, +2.o;, SIS. Ass, "5ls' Royal Iimited)
'6.35. GA, t7.42. +lo.55 p, m. sundays,
@j.26, 20, $50. 90. 1873. 'l1.Gj Il. m;
+2.i6, 4.3o, 'j.1o, l;oyal Limitedl, e.42,
SIS. *l055 p. M.
Chester week days. 80. "6.45. 20. 500.
$40, 'lo.53 10.., n. M; BIZ. AS. +6.35.
Ga. 80. '10i5 y. NJ. Sundays. 20. S. 30.
'".4o. 1865. |ll35 a. m; 4.30, t.42, s7,4o
S,j6. 'l06j II. N.
Atlantic City. week days. '64b md 20. 40
a. III. .l2.21, '2.56 and "5.l9 p. m. CRoyal
Limited, Sundays 40 a m, $40 D. m.
G:oyaI Limited)
Cape May and Ocean City. week DAYS
'645 81. NJ, '@.56 p. III. Sundays 7.2O A.
IN "a N n, "
60 J,la o., o,. 5, .-
- "a n m Smndovs - % o''' ~, a; H.
:" '"' -''o p
raI,more and wa.btno,or - -
.14 .SO4, .um a m ~ % n" , "a 70
a. &c 90 ,p,,.., I;,'..,,' o'' ,'''0'
m Sundays HH ~st4 d. m, si!4, 900.
$40, $50 'Royal Limited. sS.ol, lob
p. M.
p,,,,.
SO ~ On e',,S' 80. ""sS'
o. - ~ ''' a. M
,,a.,ar, ,, 49,,
'' o.''' 'Vf'
i'''i =" "'' -, GOV. $40, 'l-' MI p
w. ,.' ~, o 7i4' "'V'' ''o' H. M Ia,
'I,. 80 ''Vi - NJ
On n ~, snrda u's |,'4 It, M i.4e
.lolo ''V' a. III ''N.
C,hi,aaa s,u,. .so
r.,':e' u''''s, 81 o., a. ~ ,S'fV p m.
-. On r. I"' d al ''o"'N' 'e'Vf a. M;
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13
More Wages for Reading Men.

Seventeen thousand trainmen of
the Reading Railroad received an
increase in their wages amounting
to ~ per cent. yesterday, The men
were expecting a raise, but had not
been officially informed OF the grant,
50 that there was some uncertainty
about it. The increase dates from
last mouth, aud III most cases. there
we're substantial additions to the
monthly pay.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13

The Fame Fire Company yester-
day afternoon responded to a still
alarm of fire from lib Tatnall
street. The fire was in the third
story of the house and was extin-
guished before much damage was
done.
A small fire was discovered last
evening near the warehouse of the
George W. Bush and Sons Company
A still alarm was sent in but the
tiremen were not needed. as the fire
was extinguished before it reached
ANYTHING.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13
BLOOD POISONING.


Mrs. Mary McVey Of s36 Be nnett
street who was injured at William
B. Clerks morocco factory on Tues
day is in aserous condition and CARVE
fears are felt for her recovery. A
glazing machine tore OFT her scalp,
blood poisoning now threatens to
follow the injury.
The water with which the wound
was frat washed Is thought to have
been tainted with morocco season
ing.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13

we OTcr one Hundred Dollars Reward for an
raN" Of 'niarrh that VaInut be cured by Halls
tGIArlh cure.
r. j. CHENEY 4 co. Toledo O.
We. tie undersigned, have known F. i. Cheney
for the last fifteen years, and believe him per.
l"rlIE honorable i'll all business transactions and
hM"nria!Iynbc 10 carry out any obligations made
j! their firm
WEST NTErAS Wholesale Druggists Tocio. O.
NALplNG. klHNANN MARvlN, holc>aIc Drug,
si1ls. Toledo. q.
I!uIl'S Taarrh cure is taken internally, actin.
directly upUn the hlooh and mucous surfaces vi
il"NNsI"W. Testimonials sent free. Price 75C,
per bottle. sold 10y all Druggists,
Eal,s fNply rills are lhr best.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13

The captured !rRr-7IcIaa 5iiIr7;5:; =
ere now manned by British sailors and
are doing British work. There is one
British cruiser III thi. port. The other
men-ofWa continue TO blockade the
Venezuelan coast. The navigation of
the OrinOco river has been reopcned.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13
shot in The Hand

Phoebe Edwards Of near Eden
Park was shot in the hand yester-
day afternoon while handling re
Volver at the residence of Harry
Stafford.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13
sinking Of Ships Not Ordered,

BERLIN. Dee. 13.-As the result OF
fresh inquiries made regarding the re-
ported sinking Of Venezuelan vessels
off La Guayra it is stated that the Or
commanders We're to capture the YES
sells before beginning the blockade. No
orders were given to sink them. II,
however. any vessel has been sunk. this
was a military measure necessary in
carrying out the foregoing orders. No
report has yet been received from Com
modore Scheder. the German com
mander.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13

Charles {. kurtz has sold lot on
Washington street near Twenty
third to E. S. McGeatchle.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13
- l.hl~IEk = ORDER

~ reg ~'"i once.
New castle County npI. bee 9Th 1885,!
lyon Tie HrplirntIrI ii MO,rr LuWth", TX
erh'ur OF W VILLAIN Lao" lhrr late vi en- iNialHl
Hundred, IN said county. drrnH"i II i o inrri
and directed by the Register that the Executor
aforesaid give Nn"" Ut granting ri Letters I",
tamciIiniS upon the estate Of The decreased with
N. nh'c oi grpnlin1 thereof. by causing ndvrr
us.inrIis to be posted within lorty DAYS nom the
nh'" OF SlHh Letters III sjX Ui III" most public
places ii the County Ol Nrw t4aI" IrI'IiIug
al persons having drmnnds against lir ,,,a,r IT,
present til" same, Of abide hy an act OF Assembly,
IN such ease made and provided and also ,n,,c
me same TO nc Inserted within the same rrriui
~ TiiL bAlif REruBllCA%, a ncw>,mrci pub.
lsh"i III Wilmington, Del, and 10 he c0nllirlci
therein three weeks (r. o. d
Given under the hand and seal nj Of
60 fee Of llr Register aforesaid, Al vii.
1SEAL. mnstOn, ~ Now Castle County uforc.
>-r-' sad the day and year above TIitru,
CALVIN W. CROsSAN. Ergistrr.
NOTICE,
Notice is hereby given that Letters TcSlamcn.
Wly w"r" IN due form Of law granted unto the
undersigned on III" 9Th day OF Dee A. D. 1907
snd that all persons having claims against thr
estate Of the deceased mast present The SANE duly
nttestcd, TO the said Executor on or before the
9Th day OF Dee. A. d. 1906. or abide the Act Of
Assembly in such case mndc and provided
MOSES lOWIHER, Executor
Address; Mar>hallion, r. r. D., Del ds
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13
PENNSYLVANIA
! RAILROAD
PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTON DIVISION.
Schedule in effect November so. 1902.

Trains leave Wilmington As follows:
For PHILADELPHIA (cyprcss, In 319
420, $50, 7,42. $50. S.O5' $40 e.35 III.
1882, 1915, 11o5. II 40 II Al A. m. KIP 1s,
1856, 1877. 500. All. AIS 5o5 COZ & 70
7Ol. III. 9.O3. and 916 n, m,
Accommodation, 6.lO 705. $40 200.
| II 90 a. IN t. 20 -" No 5os Il ., and
| .43 u. IN.
For Chester cyurr.1 1,7 ao0 $40
| a. 80. S,Ol. S1O S5O 10l1 11o5 II %
! Has a. M, 1.37. 800 AS, GO7 1.O,. and
g,o3 u, m.
Accommodation. 61o. 7O5 qo /, 90
a. m.. l., 20. 232. 400 5n5 s3- and 10 a.
y. m.
For New York nhrourh cynrcs>, ! n
| 3lq. SO5. q9j ,Diujnn Car, Ia ~ ,piuiun
Carr, 1O45 dining Cara, u45 a M.
Mig IDiniua car, - AZ a. 1Driug
Carr, 3ll. e,07, $40 pininy Car, : II and
e1G n, m, CONNECTING Vi. Rrnud Strnet
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13

'L'OR SALE-FARM 50 ACRES IN DELAWARE
~ County, Pa, near Booths Corner, apple and
pear orchard, building fair; will sell cheap if
sold al once Apply j. Pierce, West Seventh
street Wilmington, Del. moves cod lmo
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13

lTOR SALT--ONER 900 ONERCOATs DIRECT
IL from the New York pawnbrokers' shop,
coats costing from $40 to Sl), our prices 81 10 $40.
Department on second floor, NJ. Mahon Brothers,
boz and 50I King Street, Ms II
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13

TOR SALES. 10 and II ROOM RES LICENCES
a on west side. J. r. b. Seeds, l7iO Bgoome
street Ot-tl
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-12-13

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