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The evening Republican., 1902-09-30
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
IN THE CITY STORES.

E. B. Riley announces that the
house has taken the local agency of
the Wooltex garments. The prices
are as low as is consistent with re-
liable goods.
Max Ephraim has bargains in
mems and youths clothing. The
house gives child's printing press
with every order of goods to the
value of IS.
r. H. Scott makes a display Of fall
millinery which is creditable. 1t
shows no extravagant ''foolishness."
Prices are moderate. :
Lawton is making special sale Of
steel enameled cooking utensils.
Gallagher & Pyle announce a
special sale of $3. 50 shoes for men.
The lot is. the peer of any ever
handled by the store. !
The Z. L. Peacock Company an
nounces a big fall opening sale Of
fine new furniture. 1t is a handsome
display.
John E. Kave. No. 217 West
Fourth street, presents an elegant
line of house furnishings at bargain
prices.
J. II. Mullin G. Son show as usual
a dependable stock Of clothing etc.
Fall goods are there in all styles.
Sam Mitchell announces that
Wednesday and Thursday will be
opening days at his millinery store.
The stock is a fine one.
The Samuel Lees Co., shows an
unusually large line of ladies' wear
ing apparel. notions, etc.
Miss J. L. Sooy, No. 2l2 King
street. shows fall millinery in all the
latest designs.
e. l.. Cole, Third and King streets
makes fine display OF millinery and
womens' wear.
J. Warren Bullen advertises a full
line OF furnishings. Fall tailoring
there is OF the latest designs.
l. Lewis Row announces many
bargains In household ware. The
store has a reputation for fair deal.
ing.
Mrs. Ell. Cole No. 300 King street
makes large display Of trimmed aud
untrimmed hats.
Megary's annual fall opening will
take place on Thursday and Saturday
Furniture, carpets, and fair dealings
at the mammoth stores all the times,
Wright and Davidson have all the
stylish suits atprices to suit everyone,
Pictures framed at cut prices 10
till the motto at Yerger's pictures
tore No 4l9 Shipley Street. |
Music hath charms but especially,
so when the piano is purchased from
the Roblen Piano Company. /
The Leader. Is another place to
see fine display OF fall millinery. !
Crowds visited the store to-day. \
M. J. Dougherty, 23s King street,
many bargains iu notiousi
and children s articles.
Miss Steinicken, No. 217 Market,
street, is making an unusually
elaborate display of fall millinery
The showing is her finest. u
Louis Jacoby makes large dis,
play of everything of interest ia
women. Many bargains are shown
The evening Republican., 1902-09-30
WILL BURN
WOOD and GAS!
Farmers Busily Engaged Sup.
plying New Castle Peo.
pie With Wood.

New Castle. Sept 30.--New Cas-.
tie people who see no prospects of
getting coal this season are making
arrangements to burn gas and wood.
The latter is being hauled into the
city from Ogletown and a Red Lion
hundred farmer is about to cut,
down ten acres of woodland.
A local dealer bought a carload
Of oak wood from the plant Of the
National Tube Company.
Brown Frazer and John T. Shear
or spent couple Of hours cunning
yesterday and succeeded in bagging
81 English snipe and rail. Brown
is one of the youngest gunners in
the state bat he has good eye and
generally ori&.ss down a bird every
time.
An effort will be made to have
John White, who is now at the
workhouse, sent to the Ferris In
dustrial School. In that institution
he would receive an education,
learn a trade and would not mingle
with criminals.
The school property committee of
the Board Of Education at the meet
ing of that body tonight will have
an important report to present,
During the past month the work Of
painting and repairing the schools
has been going on. At No. 2 school
extensive repairs were made and
will serve to keep the building warm
this winter. In front Of the build
ing new sewer pipes were laid and a
neat brick pavement makes the en-
trance more in keeping with the
appearance of the school.
The funeral of J. Charles Carly,
the colored youth who was shot by
John White, took place yesterday
afternoon and was largely attended.
Services were conducted by the
Rev. John Webb and interment
made in Mt. Salem cemetery.
There is a general demand for
carp and scarcely day PASSES that
dealers do not come to New Castle
in search Of them.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-30
SOCIAL MATTERS OF
TO TIE YOUNG FOLKS.

John NJ. Mason, of Centreville,
3D., spent Satur day evening with
John Hawthorn and wife, in this
city.
Albert Sergeant has returned
from visit in Allentown, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Stirling
and daughter Louise have returned
from Vinemont, Pa:
c. Herbert Neutz, of Camden, N.
j., was visitor in this city yester-
day.
w. J. Mearns and wife have re-
turned from Toronto.
Police Commissioner Stayton and
Magistrate Hollis visited Rising Sun
Sunday. Word comes from Rising
Sun that where the Wilmingtonians
were their house was robbed and
powder mill exploded.
Mrs. William Vernon spent Sun
day with her cousin, Miss Bertha
C. Grubb, of No. 623 West Fourth
street, Chester.
Calvin Short, of Chester, spent
Sunday with his mother in this
city.
John Rounds, of Chester, has re-
turned from a visit to this city.
r. w. Wolters, the clothier at
Second and Market streets, is in
Philadelphia on business today.
Mrs. William Galloway OF Ban
ming street last evening gave sur
prise party in honor of the birth
day anniversary Of her husband.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-30
DIAMOND DIST.

The Brooklyn team of the Nation.
al League will play the Wilmington
team at Front and Union to-mor-
row.
Wilmington and Roxborough will
play the first of the series for $4,000
at the Union street grounds on
Thursday.
Admission at the Brooklyn, Rox-
borough and Athletics games at
Front and Union this week will be
rs and so cents, as the visiting man
ayers insist on those charges.
A big crowd may be expected at
Front and Union streets tomorrow.
The Athletics are over the bridge
this afternoon.
Camden is the attraction at Front
and Union.
This week showed to be a record
breaker in point of attendance.
Let's give the big Leaguers"
great receptions.
The Union A. C. foot ball team
has organized for the season and
would like to receive challenges
from any ll5lb. team.in the city or
state. Saturday, Oct. II, will be
opening day. Send challenges to
Corbit Foxwell, No. 1908 West End
street.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-30
"a A11".

HAEMAN-At C,loradp Sprin:s on Sept M
Der - 1872. Charles En- enc Hurman, in the
Goth wear Of HI ust.
lnterrIen tp,iyatu
DAVE NPDltT--E Ereenviile, tel, on
September -. l,O9, Rruecca, vii C Of John
,iveup,rt. aged I. years.
teIatlYeI and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services 1t the resiilenc OF her
hus0tud John nawnport nenr Greenvillh
Dal on FL day morning ocl ober 5. Meet ut
the house at 10 o'clock. without fur her no.
Ice. intermcnt at Nrwurk il tLiOI Cemetery
The evening Republican., 1902-09-30
tic;ie RDnte We y Low Rates u
Washington d. I. Account 36t4
NA,tU.ih! tnsanio!nent, q. A. R

frcn all a!aJ.oDs between PhilA
dc'p"Nt ,,t"l y Asaington, ticketA
~. 10 sod !Ir regular trains d
Nt:s',.E !. u. I. 5. y and 10, valid fex
re..;n u".:' J.trucr II except il tickH
e,s "s!~'s ,eA w:!iI Joint Agent
".,s!"a",,,.; " 0r."e:.! October Z. aud
~, ",.t,,." y..Im-.t U. - cents. the
n.l. ur .Atln..-u - !sAvs WashingS
.ua s.at I\ovc.nDs1 ), 1902. lnclu<
s,tc.
,Xct.Ie;it "1toYti lHue" serviceA
Forty ave Wliutc trans beiWceL
Bauin,rc and HaahInston. :
Ca.i on i:chct agents baltimore
aud Oh.n Il *. Tor full particulars.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-30
y
MANY new DWELLINGS
MIR CASSIDY ISSUES PER
MlTS FOR BUILDING

Building Inspector Cassidy today
Issued the following per mits, for the
e!ectonof dwellings: :Elizebeth A. Med
bolt two three story dwellings on
Jefferson street. 10 cost s., 500 each;
j. Mason Philips repairs and al.
ter ations 10 VIM. Scots residence
at Delaware and Grant Avenues,
at a cost OF 81, ,2sS; S. E. Tarbuttou
repairs to No 103 East Fourth
street, $500; S. +; Tarbutton to
build seven two story dwellings, at
Twenty second and Washington
Streets. 10 cost $4,000
The evening Republican., 1902-09-30
CITY FATHERS
TALK CHARTER.
Trade and Council Committees
isCuss Proposed New
n City Laws.

There was a general discussion of
the proposed new city charter at
the meeting of the committees of
Council and Board of Trade held
last evening. Jerome B. Bell and
Patrick Neary Of the Board of
Trade committee We're absent as
were also Micheal T. Common. Homer
G. Simmons, Thomas f. Postles,
Hamilton Stewart and Prince A.
Mousely of City Council.
Charles H. Blaine, president of
council, presided and in opening the
meeting said that council was sin
cere in its advocacy of a new char
ter and that it was the wish of the
members to get the best charter
possible.
John s. Rossell, of the Board of
Trade, in speaking of the new char
ter alluded particularly to its nom
partisan features.
Councilman Kane said there were
some members of Council who were
always in favor of new charter.
William p. Bancroft said he was
willing to do whatever he could to
get the charter bill into the best
shape.
A. S. Reed, the other member of
the Board of Trade committee spoke
on the same line.
Mr.. Rossell explained that it was
desirable to have the wards CORE
spond to the legislative districts.
''The present ward system is unfair
said Mr.. Rossell because there is
nm inequality and it has sometimes
happened that the minority party
in this city has had the majority OF
Council.
Mr.. Blaine said that 'neither par
ty had sure thing in the elections
at the present time. "A change in
two wards he said would make a
difference in the political complexion
of City Council.
Mr.. McCafferty asked what argll-
ment was urged in favor Of Council
man at large.
Mr.. Rossell claimed that under
the new charter it would be i'm
possible to elect such men as would
make a political IN. ,hina,
7 Messrs Kane and MrCatferty
claimed that, with one party huN-
ing the mayor and a majority in
Council, there would be danger
Gus condition of affairs.
Mr. Blaine's objection to this was
that all five cOuncilmen -at-la large
might come from the same ward.
| To elect five men not bound by
ward ties was the pulTorSe Of the
new charter, Mr.. Rossell said.
Mr.. McCatferty favored cOun ell
men representing their wards so
that each ward would be looked
after properly
Mr.. Smith said no section of tn e
city would be neglected under the
new charter if the members of Coun
Gil specified where the money should
be spent.
He favored two majority and one
minority member of Council from
each ward. He favored the district
system of wards.
Mr.. Willis favored the five ward
system.
President Blaine said that under
the five ward system two are surely
Republican and two are surely Dem
ocratic and but one doubtful.
Mr. Zebley thought that letter
men could be secured by electing
under the district system.
1t was decided to meet every Mon
day evening hereafter to care fully
consider the charter questions.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-30
HEAVY UNDERWEAR
FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.

Mems J lua heavy ribbed III secG lincd shirts
aGd Drawers. tn, AJc quahty at .5c Extra
heaVj Aiens Fleece iiued Underwear in diff.
ferent styl les and shades; the kind FOR which
others ask ''Uc. l sac here at O.
Mems Atwood Medi' ated Scarlet Under.
wear shirts s!ngle and double breast ed
Gcc Worth 81. 81 audSl75
, l.auit, hXtra Heavy ibbed Vests and
Pahts, fleece ned. regularly 35c at lac,
>, foys Extra Heavy tiecce lined shirts an d
DraW' r, Sizes from "a n ~, val % 35c Mt &C.
;, lhlldren's Extra Pe,vy kibbrd Vest, and
runs IN wnite and ecru, s.z>s from l6 to "a,
The evening Republican., 1902-09-30
Our ipoCialS For "Wednesday.

q Children. hXtra Heavy Srhnol Corluroy
Hose, al sizes. valls .5G ~ l!l,a.
Ia lies asst Black Seamless lose, heAvy
hcrcc iiret: Nor Ii lir, at l.I...
lnrauls fine Cashmere Vol lose ya,u
lJc anll9c, at 100 and I2'o:
Dressing 'acqu 's IN e!uerdown, rolling cOi-
lar, crocheted edge and satin ribbon at nc.i;
colo s-p!nN, blue, rcd aul gray; worta 7oc
AZ 1 &c.
in,!i,s' Ee coats male OF hepvy IN ,rc,r
lHed lack sal"en, ~ 4ohcL Tiff ront 81 les;
sp 'cial at 1Vc, 50. and .sr.
th!Mreu'+ Caps in all silk white and colcrs
special vt SIc
40 dozens Of extra fac l.adic,' EmbroiI
cred iianlXe' chiefs: your cholc, ut lie;
worth 2jc.
ndies' Wa. sts. male of heavy ncrcerized
black satren, elaborateW tucked. French
backs; stock collars, with turn o,ers 7sc.
value at 4Sc.
\ haa some POLKA D,t AMI Figured Elan.
nelcitc Waist. IN IL dozen dltfarcn; colors
spncial at SO, worth G.
"ais., oi tnr all wool fl nuel, in AL ina :.
inabie c"lors, trc.in all over, ant nlue!y fin.
lihe | throughout; S! value at y3r
jU dozens b!cn med sheets SixG0 nche,
henined, really tor ute. worth Toe, at iar
Pillow asses Of tn' b.eachel muslin, i.x35
in ch -, value ljG. at Dc.
Three spec, ais in White EHd pruils, cxt-n
sizes. at l'G. dvc an 0Sc. The best spread
values II Wlim !nHton.
'omirrtt covered with twilcl sitepu nd
lined wi II silkollne, filled Win wnltu mixed
cotton, The 81 So kind al iJc ami 03c.
5.000 y, rd5 heavy Brown Shoetln remnants
'cnG,h|, from ga yards to 10 ] ard, SPECIAL at
4U.
thi!dr"n's all wool l. dcrdown sacoues ia
all go Ors y M at !ic
tXtr" heavy Table i.nen 80 inches wide,
valie JOc, at njc
$,,UU and 81. ~ Kid loves in all shade, and
2aI. at $50.
on .ut Extra lIc&vY Ou,ii Flannel sue.
clni ut a. &c ayarl.
Turkey.r'd Table Linen, 20 inches wide
pref ty Iattcrns, fast c,lots worth &c Il
yard SPECIAL ut lac.
Crash kitchen Towelins, 8 inches wide
Regular l,tlcr, Go: at s., -,
.6 in Hli jlnache4 A!uSlin, all over ljc a
yard. nj 1c,. Or Is yard9tor 81 90.
Ladies' huit ShaSl,, jnst th5 timing for now
in all cOlorI. at !ic. nni lSc.
Children. school Umbrellas good quality,
sle ial at pc,
Lar.a slzs Turkish Bath Towels 20 60 at
lOc aud l-la:.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-30

Since the election OF Samuel NJ.
Knox as secretary OF the New York
sbipbuiding company a report has
gained circulation that Samuel 5 NTH
OF the Harlan and lIolIingsw orth
Company will be elected treasure OF
the Company. Mr.. Morse, pres ident
Of the Camden firm formerly was pres
ident Of the Harlan x lIoIIingsworih
Company.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-30
ATHLETICSBEAT
WILMINGTON.

Connie Mack's Philadelphia Ath
letics on the Philadelphia grounds
yesterday afternoon defeated the
Wilmington A. A. by the score Of
10 to 8. Wilmington was we'll rep
resented at the game.
When the teams appeared upon
the field both the Champions and
Wilmington were given a reception
that was spontaneous and hearty,
and, just to make everybody feel at
home and incidentally remember
the occasion, each person was pre-
sented with a handsome little silver
white elephant as souvenir Of the
occasion.
Everson did the pitching for the
A. A. and did we'll. As for Connie
he had to use his entire pitching
force TO defeat the locals. At the
bat the Wilmington boys work ed
hard, six runs having been scored
in the sixth inning.
Score by innings
II. IL. IL
W. A. A. ...O2oO 06o0O-s 2
Athletics. ..4300O x-lO 13 1
Earned runs-W. A. A. 7; Ath-
letics, 4. Two base hits-Fultz, NJ.
Cross, Waddell, Deal. Home runs
Davis. Left on bases "A. A. S;
Athletics, z. Struck out-Davis,
Aubrey (2), Barton, Deal, Noblitt,
Tate (3, Russell. Double plays-L.
Gross, M. Cross and Davis; NJ
Cross and Davis. First base on er-
rors-Athletics, 1; A. A. 1. First
base on ba;ls-Hartsel (2). Barton,
Russell, Hit by pitched ball-Ever-
son. Passed ball-Barton. Mutfed
fly-Hartley. Dropped thrown
balls Plank, O'Neil. Time-1.55.
Umpires s-Henderson and Smith.
Attendance-11, 900.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-30
LACE CURTAINS.

Wo have few hundreds ra.rs OF odds anh
ems Of Lace Curtains Oh hand and want tN
Do rad VI them. Theru are only II !ov u. IRIS
81 easl' Xilu IN the lot ihe values running
ron o'c 10 - W. Your IN oley vii, buy tnem
h r. al tae pair, De. 4vc. &c !Sc 81. 70, ST. ~
81 W and s1gs ~''
The evening Republican., 1902-09-30
Louis Jacoby.
L0U|SJAcObY
1.-THE Always Busy Store"
No. IA Market Street.
Wilmington. Del.
If You
ride Yourself

on buying at the lowest prices OBJ
talnable, we certainly should have
your trade. The foundation of
this store was built upon the prin-
clple of reliable qualities only, sold
at the smallest possible profit.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-30
LADIES' WAKING SKI;TS.

,,Ano her lot o. 3!S sulesman's samplcs OF
,WaiNihs NNir'A have last been rncelyed
~, ana were made to II IRONS - to ,7.ll
Iho,ce OF tle lot offered now a. va, sL9i
s.! 10 and A.. '''
The evening Republican., 1902-09-30

A GOOD STORE for Shoe buyiDg;that',
"a tho reputation. Wa arc making wi h
several buyers. 1t takai u little better
than rs uil shoes; u little loss than usual
prices. II con siderable less tnan usual y oil
II. for u. to make and keep this rcputn.
ton, Dut wo aro doing IT,. ShosS this
evening? Take \ look at The prices and
qnalit!ea That will De bet or for you anu
us than yard Of talk
Mems s2.*5 Enamel Shoe. S1.J1; heavy
extension sole, ropo stitch edge.
Ladies' Il - ih rs., 81 %; splendid shoes
sor tho money, kid ZIP md pateat ieath-
C: tip.
Latl-1' 50 80 Shoes for ~ %; white kid
lined, llno gince Kid,
Mems Box Calf SAo,5 80, take s. 90
with you il YOU want TO buy tEom at
many stores
uton and Lace Velvet Calf Shoes for
girls the ii-est winter Shoes; heavy yet
nent-;his lot s!zes l. to 291c ; value
Sl2I
Two bargain lots Of Shoes for loys-So Il
Calf, the ideal winter Shor, Sl.47 well
worth 81. o. and now shoe at Sl'23, Il
ve:y good 81. value.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-30
Auxiliary Mssslnx,

On Octsber 9 the womans Auxlii.
ary Of the Diocese Of Delaware will
hold its annual meeting in. St, John 3
Church. 1t is expected that 800 per.
sons will be present. Addresses will
b, made by we'll known church work.
ers Luncheon will be served In the
Parish building.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-30
BARGAINS IN WRAPPERS.

~ dozen of extra hsavy FlanneIettn Wrap.
ps N beautiful designs aud colyrs, All,
Win extra deep huunces an! St;rta four
yaids WlGc. mined wi h rut!i.s worth
A.)J and a. IS; special At ijc shu y,v
The evening Republican., 1902-09-30
PAN Ing Flag Pole =

John Romeo, is attracting consider
able attention while painting the
Iag poe on top OF the Red Mems
Hall.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-30

DR. DEllARDT'S PENNYROYAL
u PILLS. The only genuine Pen.
pyroyal Pills; at druggists or by
mail SlO0. OIlice 20 N. Ninth
street. ph,Il.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-30

NGINAER oFTlC', L. S. ARMY, oI.D
"a i'rueral building. Wilmington, Del,
Sci t. q, l'02- Scaled proposals. in ripllcat,
viii be received l.=ru untL l. O'Clock, uCcn,
oct. y. l!O! ana t.en publicly op,ne |, for
drtd giEg at Crrtnin rivers aud hnTGUfs Gn
the nas Crly here II h"sntfakt Bay, Md.
For lur,i tunrs cli!y t. ca .ai Ell = mtih.
Corps OF Engrs, SO
The evening Republican., 1902-09-30
MR. CHANDLER PRESIDED
LITTLE DONE AT LEVY
COURT MEETING.

Owing to the illness of Merritt N.
Willis, president of the Levy Court,
Mr.. Chandler presided over the body
thi s morning.
Attorney Conrad presented to the
court a letter written by Lewis
Dickey former collector of Adams
tax. 1t was not read.
Alvin r. Morrison told tho court
what material was necessary to
complete Newport bridge but no
action WINS taken.
A resolution was passed empower
ing Mr.. Chandler to sign all war.
rants during the absence of Mr..
Willis.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-30
BASEBALL SCORES.
Games Played Yesterday In the Ma
ti0nRl and Am rican Leagues.

At New York
nnrookIyn, ..,.,.."S I Q 9 ! o s
Hits--Brooklyn, II; New York, 9. En-
rors-Brooklyn. 2; New York, 2. Bat
teries-Ktson and Ritter; Mathewson
and Bowerman.
At Philadelphia
Boston ...........2 0 0 1 0 0 0 ! D.
Philadelphia ..... 3 0 0 0 q 0 0 IS
Hts-Boston. s: Philadelphia, 8. Errors
Boston. 4; Philadelphia 2. Batteries
Malarkey and Moran; Iberg and Douglass.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-30

n OTIGf--CN AND AFTER THIS DATE,
IN al! PERSONS ,ircula ing or causing to be
circulaic,I. the report that The tinne Lite
Insurance Company Of America" h.s sold
cut TO the ''Mntrop,i nm Insuranc. Company
OF Ncw York. or any nlhor company, VIII 10
Irosoc utsa I" the fu.i extent OF tbs law, Hs
all -uch statements are false ard libu lGJs
W ,.lEk II. HAYES, Guntral Counsel for
The iions Life Insurance. Company Of
m.riGa." s2itt
The evening Republican., 1902-09-30

Tho British Steamship, Queens
worth entered port to-day to have
repairs made at the Harlan and
Hollingsworth Company's yard.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-30
CARD BASKET.
Departm mt Buys safe

The Department of Elections pur-
chased safe yesterday, and it was
placed in the Office this afternoon.
Books and other paraphenalia of
the Department now will be secure.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-30

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Baltimore-Boston, 8: Baltimore, L
The evening Republican., 1902-09-30
ENJOYABLE SUPPER,

An enjoyable time was spent -
the home of Mrs. s. T. Sloan, No
617 East Sixth street, on Friday
evening when George McCatfeNy
and D. Healey gave crab and oys
ter supper. Later Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Behringer celebrated the
third anniversary Of their wedding
Among those present were George
McCafferty, Carrie Mclaughlin, D
Healey, Raymond Wilson, Sallie
Perry. Edward Sloan, May Clark,
Frank Sloan and wife, Edward Beh'
ringer and wife, Leonard Neiler,
Mrs. Mary Clark, Mrs. s. T. Sloan.
WEDDING ANN1vER sARY.
At their home, No. 6O7 Franklin
street, last evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
George c. Mckay celebrated their
tenth wedding anniversary. Mr..
Mckay is the manager Of 7. B.
Cartmells paint department.
CARD BASKET.
Miss Naomi Dennis spent Sunday
with Ruth Jones, of near Elsmere.
Mrs. Clara Banks, of Stanton, has
as her guest, Miss Agnes Jones, Of
Elsmere.
William T. Jones, of Stanton,
has returned home after spending a
few days at Atlantic City. He was
much benefited by his trip.
Samuel Jones spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Jones, who live on the Glenbrook
Farm, near Elsmere.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-30

Advertise in the Republican.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-30

IJAND DRILLERA GliANlrE u. 70 D,Y.
II Cool snant ties; steady work. Holmes.
burg Granite Co., Ssth Wara Pbilsde!phia.
sSo.lt
The evening Republican., 1902-09-30

VA AANTDD-CcLORED BOY ABOUT IA
w OR lbyears. Apply h X. Watson, 8U3
Market street. s.6 81
The evening Republican., 1902-09-30
FOR RENT.

l'OH RENT 63l VAN BUREN,,
IL 10 rooms, SIS per mo; llth near Wood.
lawn, ! rooms. $6la per mo- J. +. Nichols.
Nj. Salem near l7Ih s27.4t'
The evening Republican., 1902-09-30

W:NTED = POSITION AS DAY Or
w Eight Waterman Or jsnitor (no flring)
best references given. Address Industry"
this ofice. s!G.3It
The evening Republican., 1902-09-30
WANTED.

w ANTED-A GIRL IN THE COUNTRY
w for cook. Apply with reference To-
tween the hours OF one and two o'clock to
7Ol West street. Wiimin gton. s2D.3t
The evening Republican., 1902-09-30

CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA, CA
v tarrh, rheumatism, Neuralgia,
quick reiet. DR.. Montgomery, 2o9
N. Ninth street, PhlIa., Pa.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-30
FOR SALE.

INOR SALE ECHEAP-TwO RUNABOUTS,
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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-04-25

Creatures With Large Eyes.
Horses, giraffes and ostriches have
the largest eyes of land creatures,
cuttlefish of sea beasts.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-04-25
GODS SINGERS.


lie appointed singers unto the Lord that
they should praise the Beauty of Holiness. ="
III. Chron. 20-2l
The Beauty of Holiness only they praise,
The singers appointed to Thee;
They sing the white splendors of grace and
its ways,
They sing of Thy mercies most free.
They sing of all beauty, of star and of
flower,
Of mountain and sky and of sea,
They call on the lightnings and thunders
of power,
To sing praises with them unto Thee.
For all beautiful things are a translucent
veil
Concealing Thy holiness here;
Revealing in glimpses and flashes that pale,
Thy glory ineffably clear.
These singers on earth, like angels they
seem,
Or ranks of the Cherubim choir.
Their choral Is one with archangels-(the
theme
Of the Seraphim blazing with fire).
The light unapproachable, never to dim,
Which no man hath seen or can see!
The Beauty of Holiness still will they hymn
When they stand in Thy presence with
Thee.
Mrs. Merrill e. Gates, in N. Y. Observer.