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All, DISEASES Of the ska. blood neEYoes 1S.
system absolutely cured NeE "iys5Ir.s,S .5t5,sr
FaCIAI. TREATMENT / -Cisf-g- aI--'.Is
h,o6Sar troubles. bioc5 pois0n'aS i's- -
5sh,lifv chror!c vreaknesses f1llo;s Aa Ea''-
eoceie MEX AND WOMEN. inns .;1t,.Ii.,, s...Ii.I-
ttoue removed: mind, re e---,it~-iC51
free. lis or IS Dr- :|I1.-i)E-9' !" 4-@s'
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LAWYERS.


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vorce 500, entire cost; money on +iAo'
mortgage notes bought; collections e'c-
NO ADVANCE PAY.-Divorces. accldeAs'
tnheritances, collections, suits; advice re oe
Reliable Lawyer 81 East 125th-st.. room 70
ADVICE FREF&-ReHable lawyer: divorces.
accidents collection quickest returns
least expense. Room lab. 40 Nassau-st-
DIVORCE. support, damages for personal
injuries estates contracts; consultation
free. EDWARD W. BREMEN. Room r
III Broadway.
DIVORCES ASSURED.-No fee until
granted. quickest, cheapest: reliable az
vice free. SMITH & ENGEl' S"5 B way
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257 West 42i-st. between 7th and Sth aves. :
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BADGES. MEDALS. JEWELRY.

c p WILKINSON. - John st, y L
City-F3a 5-es. medals. 1ewelry- SoF'e
spondence solicited
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! SINGLE MAN 25. former resident OF New
York clearheaded. conscientious. good
fudge Of values Of executive ability, with
twenty years experience in manufacturing
and mercantile business. from the lowest
to the highest position. who is at present
secretary and manager of large concern
desires a position in New-York in keeping
with his ability. Address Box ,, Cleve-
| land. Ohio.
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ATTORNEYS.

LAWYER solicits legitimate business. no
fee unless successful consultation ltee'
Rufus Q MALTEv. 81 Brpa adway-
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nIuornu,. ,1AHicURING sc

DR. WE'LL 2G5 Wes. I25th-st.. near Sth-
Rve.-Corns. bunions and inverted nal,
sE-.fUlly treated and cured. nIaLicurinE-
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MANIcuRING, sHaMpooING. ETC.

VAPOR BATHS-Cures gout. rheumatism.
all nervous troubles Expert operators.
manicurins STEWART. 80 West 25th-st.
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MAGIC INSECT ExTERNIxAToR
SAILADE d. cos mosquito hite cure and
insect exJerrnluator never fails. destroy
all Insects and cures bites or stinss; z
sale at ali dealers. Office. IT, Cedar ST.
New-IUrk.
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AS HooPER,s FATAL FOOD

GUARANTEES complete riciance from
Reaches. all druggists sell IL . Ii JA--
WIN 63 CortianGt-sI-
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SCALP TREATMENT.

SHAMPOOING Manicuring; Richters su
perior hair tonic: satisfaction guarah-
teed. A. RICHTER. 237 East llth-st-
home OF out.
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CoRsETs TO ORDER, CLEANED,

REPAIRED and altered. duplicated. made
TO order. fine work. moderate prices.
OI-MSTEAD CORSET COMPANY. ~ West
cHd-st
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CARPET CLEANING.
CHIROPODIST

DIR BROONES. u Park Row. Room 33l.-
Successfully treated. lnEroUn nails. bun
lr-s and all diseases o." the feet.
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EIECTRICAE SUPPLIES.

RICH & WARE. 1872 West 29th-st. Cfor
merly with New naE & CapTcnj, m&huIac
:, ,Ters Of the Swinging Ball Apnunclatorh-
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PICTURES RESTOhED AND HE'
IINEn

PANELS Graded: old ensravings cleaned
ETC.: established 1873; highest refer
epces CHAS w. SNOW. 602 6th-aVe-
tHerald SQucrei.
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REPAIRING AND ADJUSTING

f. what that tImepiece Of yours wants to give
satisfaction. Have It thoroughly overhalItc
by an expert. Leave it with NJ NOLf
Matchmaker. 27a W. 125th-st-, near oth-aEe
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CREDIT on LADIES SUITS.

------------0----~~- --~-------~---~-e~---~-
- DIES Tailor Made Suits Skirts and
Waists on easy payments
WEST END SUIT co. I23 West 18th
- Omen evenings
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ASSOCIATED LAM SPECIALIST,

cfS5RD Assqa LAW SPEC -L.STS
fINCORPORA1ED). 235 BROADWAY
Composed OF able LAWYERS with special
training IN particular branches.
Business divided into separate departments
ALL KINDS OF CASES ACCEPTED.
City. country foreign.
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/ UPHoLSTERER AND DECORATOR
| ~- WORK GUARANTEED.
! : References furnished. Moderate
| I prices. HARTMAN. s6th-st. ani
! II = ColuUSus-aye.
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INSURE YOUR GLASSES.

BROKEN GLASSES, which we renew, WIZ
our new lenses we insure against break
age for one year free. w G. FAY NE u
co. Opticians ITS Broadway. N Y
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SOUTHFRy COOK

SOUTHERN COOK will serve meals at your
homes reasonably: best references MIS-
JOHN ROSS. ll3 West 46th-st-
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ANTIQUES. ETC.

FOR REAL Antique Furniture. real old
clawfoot sofas, etc, See DI SALkO
BROS 223 and 225 East s2d-st.
yF OLD CURIOSITY sHoP.-Curios. an
tiaues. old goid, silver and books bought
ana sold 7e2 Lex.ngt0n-aFe-
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70 OUNCE DUCK. 7x7 =. $3.50. rom2.et"
also larger sizes cheap kAN!NSkN &
PALTUoWITZ. iGT South-s--
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INSOMNIA NERVOUSNESS.

INSOMNIA, nervousness. rheumatism. sue
cessfully treated also facial massage
WEBER 10+ West 52d-st-
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ANTIQUE CLOCKS.

CHAS. KoRFHAGE. JOG EAST 2sTH-ST..
MANUFACTURERS OF HANDSOME
CHINE CLOCKS: LOWEST MFG. PRICE.
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RHEUMAToL CURED ME-.

OF rheumatism after suffering for 25 years.
Mrs. GOWN, 157 West 2UtA-st-
KNAPP. Druggist S62 Hudson-st-
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/ FF:NiApE a. shop or residence. old furri-
tGTe rcstaln-a 10 any color. reasonable. :.
! cabinet repairing. carpenter johhing, car
/ pets cleaned. sewei reIlld DORNER <
Co. 4&4 Austcrdam-ave-
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LICENSED FNInAI,rIERS-

LICENSED FNnAI.fIERS-
THE WOHtAN'S ASSOCIATION Of Gradu-
ate Licensed Embalmers for the care or
the dead women and children. Calls from
undertakers doctors and private famIles
receive prompt attention Office. 81 ON
ave. open day and night Tel l.5li GO
luTnbUs.
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STOR AGE.

HAFGFR STORAGE WAREHOUSES. sth-
ture etc: padded vans for moving. city or
country: boxing packing. shipping ana IN
surance: e-timates furnished. IelephonS
call ? 21O-3Sth-st
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UPHOLSTERY & DRApEnIEs.

i J. FEREARA. 1893 LexinEtor--a ave
Awnings 20 order. repaired aut put Up
frarrresscz made over. slip covers. uuNu'-
ste.inE. carpets fitted and laid. antique
furniture on hand of all kinds. cabinet
work and polishing
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FURNITURE UPHOLsTERING.

MATTRESSES made to order; carpets take,
mn cleaned and Ielaid. LEWIS BROS.
100 Coluubus-ave. tel. 459 Columbus.
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AGENTS for office speciaities. fine side
line. PERSHINCi MFG Co. south Bend.
Ind.
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THE HOLLY WAIST

THE ACME OF shirt waist making is eT-
erupliaed n the Holly Waist Exclusively
OF imported Madras. percaie. linen, flannel
and silk THE HOLLY co. West I'D st
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CREDIT CLOTHING.
GF%TL.EMEN'S CLOTHING MADE TO
order 81 weekly payments, fine material 4:
ft guaranteed. Room :. 237 Broadway.
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FOR RHEJMATISN
UNITED STATES ARMY TENTS.

BY T. H. THAI.MA 80 West 5cd-st-; ais
hair and scalp tTeHtmeut.
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SCALP AND FACIAL MASSAGE

MRS ZIMMER MAN lOl West 24tn-st-
Facial massage. scalp treatment, mani
curing. coTns tre-tei without cutting pa
:ierts treated AT residence.
SCALP and Facial Massage given BY grad
uates Mrs. TNGER 314 West a9th-st.
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CONTINENTAL. Storage Warehouses. 30
3Sth-st-
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AN EXCELLENT sNsTEM

LADIES cioaks. suits. skirts and waists TO
measure: prices OF ready made ua cred. L
f-IsEI, MEN ~ East l3sUaCvay-
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FACIAL MASSAGE. MANICURING

MRS. 4. CLIFFORD. Sal 6th-ave.-Mani-
curing. facial massage and scalp treat
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

FRENCH PROFESSOR, 35. native and
graduate OF University OF France speak
ing four modern languages. would like 10
travel or teach in private family during va
cation. or would accept position with Ameri-
can firm where education would be appre-
ciated: highest references furnished. Ad-
dress Professor NJ c. ROUX. care French
Academy 2d-st p%v'nr. Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

1iale.
AGENT haviu~ arg connection mn. nllt',lIi1 ,lr
counties. England, no" TepieseAl.ll7 ~ o..
Caradian goods to this country wants sot'
reprrsentatlon first class American manu-
faCtuIer proprietary goods pie4tiI y-' ''.7'- '
a. ~et.r.rc., a. To character and business
ability gwen. Address BANNl7 En-
CIenesk. WoIyerhampton. England.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS w.xTrn

- . - Male.
- SAY, h11lAN-COOk--By -1- man .n6 -
hfst class in every respect. hs..A we
sGehces- Call or address ]. M o. h ref-
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ATTENTION. MEMS to 81 takes you 10
principal European ports-London, Live
pool, Glasgow, Hull. also Tree trans poi Ial'oL y
n,,,rllrrd Apply SHIPPING OFFICES. .
t-lirtnn- ST and I3 Nest-st. New-lUrk
Smyrna times., 1902-04-16
MISS BLANCHE CROW MARRIED.
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Crow of
Wilmington, the Wife of Albert Chandler.

Miss Blanche Vail Grow, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs Andrew Z. Cole of No.
GIG Broome street, Wilmington, and
Albert RemdiO Chandler of Philadel-
were married at the residence of the
brides parents at o'clock Wednesday
afternoon by the Rev William w.
King, pastor of Grace NJ. E. Church.
Miss Grow is we'll aud favorably known
In Smyrna and Clayton. The bride
was gowned in Paris Muslin, with a
long sash of white satin, and carried a
shower bouquet of Brides roses and
lilies OF the valley. She was attended
by flower girl, Miss Madeline Horsev.
who is her niece and daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William P. Horsey of Girls
held, Nd. Arthur Hagan of New
York was best man. The ''Lohengrin"
wedding march was played by Miss
Emmeline H. Barnard. The ceremony
was followed by a reception. after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler left for
wedding trip to Washington and the
South. Many handsome and usefuI
gifts were received. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Chandler
Miss Chandler, Miss Helen J. Chand
Ter, Mrs. Allen, Miss Sallender. DR..
and Mrs. Chandler Weaver and Miss
Weaver of Fox Chase; Mrs. Lofiand.
Raymond LOfand, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peters, Miss Peters, the Messrs. Brooks
Mr.. and Mrs. Spang, Mrs. Dram, Mrs.
Alan Wickersham, Alan A. L. Wicker
sham, and Miss Margaret H. Wicker
sham, all of Philadelphia; Mrs. Mary
Vail Appleton, Mrs. Henry J. Ellison,
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Horsev of
Cristield, Nd, Mrs. Margaret Benson.
Mrs. Clara Benson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Benson, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Ben
son, Miss Elsie Benson, MIR. and Mrs.
Owen G. Spear, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Anderson, Miss Maud S. Grier. o. p.
Mccullough, Miss Emmeline Barnard.
Madison H. Elliott, Edward J. Mubl-
hausen, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew E. Grow.
Miss Nellie Benson Crow, Miss E. J.
Martin, Master Charles w. Martin. Mr..
and Mrs. George Frings, Mrs. Victor
Frlngs and David Chandler.
Smyrna times., 1902-04-16
FOUND PEARLS IN A FISH.
Miller W. Dadds, Railroad Baggagemaster,
Gets Valuable Prize While Dining.

When Miller W. Dadds of Whining
ton bought a fish for his dinner re-
Gently, he little dreamed that within it
were treasures to the value of seventy
five dollars but he discovered to his
Joy later that it was a rich prize.
On opening the fish he found four
well-formed pearls that may prove to
be worth one hundred dollars.
Mr.. Dadds lives in Wilmington.
Del, and is night baggagemaster at
the Delaware Avenue Station of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. He has
related to the men connected with the
station the circumstances of his agree
able find.
He bought deep-sea fish for his
meal, and on having it cooked, he was
surprised on biting into it by his teeth
striking hard substance. Making an
investigation he found four pearls.
Two were larger than the others.
but all appeared to be of fine quality.
He took them to one jeweler, who said
he would not like to place an expert
valuation.
Another jeweler, while not wishing
to make an exact valuation, said he
would give twenty-five dollars each
for the smaller specimen.
Mr.. Dadds will submit the pearls TO an
expert to ascertain their exact value.
Smyrna times., 1902-04-16
THE SILENT CITY.

All dustily windeth the road thereto,
AMI the travellers are many who 90.
A motley crowd is the multitude;
Sile by side move the courtlv and rude.
Together the high and the low.
t. sorac the wayside flowers are sweet;
But others, whose hands are torn,
Look lur!ully back at the fair deceit,
Where beauty and fragrance temptingly
meet,
And think of the hidden thorn.
Full many we know have entered the gate
And one was "a rare, sweet maiden.
We carried her there in her pure white
gown,
With the pale lids hiding the eyes so brown,
And the small hands fiower-laden.
But we know she went on through the
other gate:
That the angels themselves came to meet
her;
That the lids are lifted from those dear
eyes;
That she looks on the glories of Paradise;
Aud Heaven to us is sweeter.
And better, and dearer, and nearer than
when
In our loving arms we held her,
Thu when, IN the home she made so bright,
Sh' owed each day like IA thing of light,
q d 'ur mortal eyes heheld her.
Q ,- lr nursling W. carried there.
'.'. urning away III sorrow,
~ -.1-nt of the toys and empty bed,
. pillow no more to know his head,
'1r loneliness of the morrow.
0 N7@ him there in the damp and cold
i'l. tte grass and clover,
ta.t -ne moonlight still and bright.
Gu % hr quiet, lonely night,
'n'i no mother bending over.
But a. angel lifted the little one,
And swift through the shining portal
Canned him over the heavenly way,
Ont OF the night and into the day,
And made him, 0 joy. immortal.
Then up to the city gate there came
A friend we had learned to cherish.
VINO had helped us some weary times along.
Cheering us oft with his hopeful song,
When our souls were like to perish.
Bravely he entered. o comrade so dear
This the thought that us solace is giving
The angel of light at the other gate.
with the chalice of Life in his hands doth
wait
They who drink, they alone: are the liv-
ing.
Outside of the city we stand today.
ye, who with me are waiting,
Bear witness that l. without doubt or fear
10 the gates witha certain hope draw near
For light through the archway is breaking
Over the city the glad light breaks.
And touches each marble dwelling
1t comes from the hither side afar.
Have the peaEly gates been left aiar,
The glory beyond foretelling?
1t falls on the grave. Lo! the seal is gone
. Death, Life hath opened thy prisonl
Faith hath illumined the once dreaded
tomb;
Love hath redeemed it from terror and
gloom;
Jesus htmselfh hath arisenI
ADELAIDE V. Cooke.
Smyrna times., 1902-04-16
Hoods JarSdpariLla
and Pills

Remove it, give new life, new cour-
age, strength and animation.
They cleanse the blood and clear the
complexion.
Accept no substitute.
II felt tired all the time and could no;
sleep. After taking Hoods Sarsaparilla
while 1 could sleep well and the tired
feeling had gone. This great medicine has
also cured me of scrofula." MRS. C. M.
RooT, Gilead, Conn.
Hoods SarsaparIIIa promises to
cure and keeps the promise.
Smyrna times., 1902-04-16
METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCHES.
congregations in the Lower Part of the State
Will Have New Pastors.

There has been a general shake-up
among the Methodist Protestant min
listers of this section, by the session
OF the Maryland Conference. which adj
Journed last night at CentreviIle. after
ten days session. n. O. Gibson is
sent from Dover to Harrington, and
W. Sherman Phillips goes from Har-
rlngton to Crisfeld. This change is
considered promotion to both of these
ministers who have served their par
ishes remarkably well.
Mr.. Gibson is regarded as one the
most attractive young preachers in the
conference, and has been heard fire.
quently while in Dover by other de-
nominations and at the camp meetings.
ID. ii. Price, young minister lust re-
celved from college, comes to Dover:
and Louis Randall, formerly of Dover,
goes to Dorchester in place of John A.
Wright, who is sent to Kempton.
FELTON, gets j. f. Wooden in place of
E. ii. Jones, and Greenwood will re-
ceive G. NJ. Cullom in place of Fl. E.
Bennington.
A. A. Hartman has been appointed
to Cecilton, to succeed Benjamin F.
Jester, who left the Methodist Protes-
tant for the NJ. E. Church, and is now
member of the Wilmington Confer
ence.
Smyrna times., 1902-04-16
cOLORED REVIVAL AT DOVER.
Some OF the Converts Worked up to a High
Pitch of Excitement.

A revival IN progress in one of the
colored churches of Dover, has stirred
up many of the colored people to a re-
llgious fervor. Several of them have
tainted, and remained in a trance for
1orty eight hours. Last Wednesday.
william Collins who had been attend
ing the church services and acting
strangely, was seized with paresis
and, taking a basket, started ont
through town shouting and praying in
loud voice, and scar ching for the
"bread of Christ" Collins divested
himself of all his clothing, and the
residents of North State street were
aroused about 2 o'clock by the wild
gesticulations of the nude colored man
lie roamed about like wild man nm
til IL. Ridgely Harrington, who had
telephoned for night watchman Josapb
Riggs of the Hotel Richardson. and
for the chief of police Hurd and other
night officers, succeeded inI cornerino
the unfortunate man lodging him IN
Jail. Physicians ThomasI Frame
w. ID. Burto and w. f. Davis made an
examination of Collins and committed
him to Farnhurst
Smyrna times., 1902-04-16
LUCY CARTER
He Kept His Leg.

Twelve years ago J. W. Sullivan. of
Hartford, Conn.,, scratched lis leg
with rusty wire. inflammation and
blood poisoning set in. For two, wears
he suffered intensely. Then the best
doctors urged amputation, "bt.t." he
writes, 81 used one bottle of Electric
Bitters and u boxes of Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve and my leg was sound and
well as ever" For Eruptions, E,czema
letter, Salt Rheum. Sores aad ali
blood disorders Electric Bitters has no
rival on earth. Try them. Benton N
Weldon, Smyrna; j. S. & w. Lattmus
Townsend, will guarantee satisfaction
or refund money. Only so cents.
Smyrna times., 1902-04-16

While L. L. Barrett was visiting in
Milford few days ago he was called
upon to perform wedding ceremony.
Samuel j. Barker and Mrs. Elizabeth
Ritter, of near Greenwood, had driven
over to Milford, and were anxiously
lnquiring for minister as they want
ed to get married in a hurry. Some
body directed them to the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Richards, where he
was staying. Dr. Barrett performed
the ceremony, after which the couple
visited a grocery store, and purchased a
red herring and cheese luncheon and
visiting the photographers, they
started on their drive home.
Smyrna times., 1902-04-16
Recovered Speech and Hearing

Messrs. Ely Bros.:-I commenced using
your Cream Balm abour two years ago for
catarrh. My voice was somewhat tbiel and
my, y,hearing was dull My hearing has been
fully restored and my speech has become
quite clear. am teacher in our town
l.: G.. Brown, Granger. q
=. no comment is needed. Trial Size 10 cts
M III we p 9oc, ASK your druggist. Wemail II
Dnoo., 90 Warren ST. New YorL
Smyrna times., 1902-04-16
CATARRH.
The Specific is
Ely'S Cream Balm

II Is quickly Absorbed
Gives keliefat once.
Opens and Cleanses the
Nasal Passages.
Smyrna times., 1902-04-16
Local
and
Climatic.

Nothing but a local
remedy or change of
climate will cure
Smyrna times., 1902-04-16

Prof. E. l.. Cross, principal of the
Wilmington Conference Academy. has
engaged Prof. f. Nj. Lafayette to sue
ceed Prof. William NJ Woostei, tutor
ef mathematics, who has resigled.
Smyrna times., 1902-04-16
JOSEPH Il. REALL, President

JAS L. JORDAN, Secretary and Assistant Treasurer
DIRECTORS.
HENRY BAIRD, National Bank of Delaware Int,
NJ j. M SHARkEY t Proprietor Hotel Lafayette, Wilmington Del
r. f. GALLAGHER Wholesale and Retail Druggist Wilmington Del
JC MNAUGHTON, Wholesale Merchant Phiadenbi Pa
CHARLES H. SPRIGGS Merchant, Washington Pa
! HUGO BACH Insurance. Philadelphia Pa
hELASD g. HOBSON Trust Officer Norriown Trust
VIM g. g. FITE Wholesale Merchant Pttsburg Pa
RALPH s. WALLACE, Oakdale Pa
WILLIAM BROMER, Manufacturer. ScbwepksviIA pa
41Ws w. 0ARSTEN P3yTEs Dry Goods Washington Pa
IHoS e 1r4II ARMIPAGE lit @ Marble Works Washington
JOSEPH H. REALL, Boston, Mass
VICTOR ana wilbur" aG6 GPgS Ge GrfS fd Dio @ corao Caribou
GENERAL OFFICE WALNUT STREET pHILADE1p4r. "a
After working eighteen months in developing and eoun-
ping It's mines and spending many thousands of dollars the
Far value old Mining Company struck ore averaoin
500 at the smelter per ton in one Of its seven in d IT,
IS every indication OF reaching the other properties
IN the cripple Creek District Colorado within short time
Only limited amount OF the stock of the Companv re-
mains 10 be sod owing the demand from the present
and new purchasers and recommended that
a VINO desire shares send their orders at once to benefit
Dy the very exceptional opportunity afforded for invest
ing IN an established proven mining enterprise on the eve Of
production.
Value MARY AGE % sToSE2oTs ops Or 6s Sps6 sgo %
% MANI Mines and comprises about of which m
Col % located at Wilbur four miles Cripple Creek District
the eDrOperv tbi
by s showing OF good ore which of the Independence
[ great mines of the Cripple de
THE PAR VALUE located Victor Cripple Creek District C1 , -
paI @ me Monument claim and adjo the Mary Cahen Granite and
the great mines of the CreekD ' ana AJ1,
1 81 OHEtO Sc adjoins the Par producing
THE AIRY ALICE lies tIeP Portland and IndfTsnt
T9g g ana 1n % indicator and is in the best in world '
hE iDAio Is located at Caribou Boulder near
$40 & i IS ocated the Meur District, comprises II claims OF
THE
half romt the Nassaiot anu located one and
lhee OF these properties lin the
over one hundred and thirty
0perye
Valua ondd by the
'ue 0Vonelouse and Mary Alice NTonnto
'ne 0uohg GRANITE Ajax Pine theDl
lse Ihey are situated
OF the SSOWOO Cripple
came rom this one hill and judging conr ca
p oe ana produces almost
200 @ counting private operations productions 70 inward
a Value the best proposition can be pnte, i -
sered 0n value ofprOper going on con-
anods rare opportunity estockin established
and after this allotment sold dnonec from fe
largest stockholders shareholders compse % company and aFeHs
bankers merchants men and
Inc Land conducted
ooAno"ei-ahke whether shatsor ~ 'S0i"4
The Company has on the stoneborso Nr IL: e
ana from which shipment February averaged r
we oherfor subscription suit Treasury st f d. ~
company at fifty non
additional daY Y1Opment and Company purposes W ~
-~S@SlSS~-
w. l.. PORTER, Agent,
SM RNA, DEL ANVARE
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-26
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