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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13
Canada Ought NOt to COmplntu.

MELBOURNE. Jan. l3. With re
gard to tho complaint Of Canadian
manufacturers that the new tnriff of
the commonwealth Of Australia is in
juring Canadian trade. the prime min
iTer of the commonwealth. the Right
Hon. +. Barton, says that Canada
has benefited by 1hirty-fvc years of
protection and that he thinks tho
Canadians should appreciate the de-
sire of Australia to place her lmanutac-
lures upon Il sound basis like that Of
Canada.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13
A Views Railway Bnuu.- g;r,oI

JAMESTOWN, \, =. Jan. 13-An
instrument has been perfected hy F. p.
iohhHm of this ritr for signaling be-
tween trains CA the same railway
trHcK. II is based on the wireless
telegraph rrinc.ri" and signals auto
h4attcsl!y len Two trains are within
2'OOV ltHl OF each other. 1t also indi-
Gates IN which direction each of tIc
fWc trains is running, ur if one of them
is standing on the track that fact is
indicated.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13
CONDENSED DISPATCHES,

Senator Depcw returned from France
with his bride.
The German cruiser Gazelle left Kie]
for Venezuelan waters.
Former Chief Devery began his fight
for reinstatement as chief of New York
police.
Memorial services for President Nc
Kinley are to be held by congress on
Feb. q.
A general organizer for the Fedora
ton Of Labor was warned to cease or
ganizlng negroes of Meridian, Miss,
into labor unions.
The Yuma (Ariz.) Indians took their
'big MEDICINE man" to Mexico and Of
fered him as a vicarious sacrifice for
the sins Of the tribe.
Lieutenant Thicme of the German
army, who killed student Of Halle
university In a duel, was sent to prison
for two years and three months.
The Erie Canal Traction company,
an American concern, has secured con.
troll of number Of canals In England
and on the continent and will eauip
them electrically.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13
WORK BEFORE CONGRESS.
senate Has Little to Da-Housc To
Pass PeuhiSn Ell.


Pass Penhicn Ell.
WASHINGTON. Jan. IS. THE sen
n,r is still without any definite plan of
action for the future, and the inGira,
,inrs are that the present week will
witness n greater display nf activity in
the r"inlnitte" rooms thnn in the scn-
ntc chamber. There are very few mat
ttrS OF Importance on the calendar but
enough to engage attention for a few
hours each day uutii Thursday. when
the senate probably will adjourn for
the We, X.
MIIpnG the measures which there
will lr an effort made to get ont of
committee during die week are HE Nj
c:'ingua canal lili the Philippine tariff
hilI and The ship subsidy bill The s
dirai."ns ;;rc hat the Nicaragua bill
Will /" re!or,"i practically as il pass
cd tie house and that the shipping hill
viii not he materially amended. but
III" Republican leaders have practical
~ C"',ntrI 10 lun!." n material rrtlur-
ti"n Of the tariff on Philippine imports.
The really mp rt;llt " ri Of the
house OF representatives aside from
ihr N';irH2la canal hi'i is still in the
c"innli'!'' %,a2r. so that there is little
If importance 10 be considered during
tNtG Nr'h. Today lie hcU:r is cun*tl.
rliE- lis affecting til" District Of Co.
'rntb" Af'rr >h"t til" pension GNilu-
prtnt!~l II viii Ic passed. ALL ugh
this IH"a>Ur" carries about $1no.HN
n'at"N and does nut involve any serious
Issues 50 tl!Hl aFt'ra brief explanation
i'S ~. age usually tcl..Ws promptly.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13
Death OF PRECEDENT PjAcock.

NEW YORK. Jan. l3- +. Pidcock,
president of the Georgia Northern rail-
way, died at the family homestead at
Whitehouse. n. j., yesterday after
noon. lie came north several mouths
ago to submit to an operation and was
married just before the operation was
performed Since then he has been ex-
tremely i'll, and when dropsy set in 4
few weeks ago his physicians feared
the worst. Air. Pidc0ck WAS the son of
the late Congressman james Nelson
pidcOCk Of New Jersey.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13
DOUBTFUL
RUMORS,
And Still Scores of Wiz
mington People Accept.
Them as Facts.

The published statement Of some
stranger residing In a far.a.way
place may be true enough, but It is
generally accepted as a doubtful ru-
NOR. How can it he verified? The
testi mony which follows is con vincing
proof because it comes from a resi-
dent of Wilmington.
Mrs. William Robinson, No. 7O7
East Ninth street, says:-"Doans
Kidney Pills cured me Of a weak
back. which had caused me a gress
deal Of suffering for years. had .
disagrceable dull aching pain across
my back and lameness over the kid
neys. felt lame and sore when l
arose in the morning and was N,as
way until got some exercise. Al
though feeling pretty lad at the time
l got Doan's Kidney Pills al Dan
forth s drug store yet they took right
hold OF me and it was only IL short
lime before l improved steadily until
was free from all aches and pairs."
For sale by all dealers. price 50
'ents. Foster-NIilburn Co., Buffalo.
y. r., sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name --Doan sand
AXE no substitute.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13
The Lity Assessment.

Great care will be exercised by the
Board Of Assessment, Revision and
Appeals in determining the asscsa.
ment on manufacturing establish
ments in this city. In !this work the
board VIII ask the cO-Uperatijn Of the
finance committee OF itv Con, cl and
also Of The Board OF Trade cUinn,tlcc
on assessment
1t nov turns out that hmlrc Is Of
thousands Of dollars worth Ui prup.
crty had been left or the inst hereto.
tore. In one ward no less than 500,
uGD failed ~ be assessed and il few
SILK stockings did not have their
properties asses ed.
What cures coup pr cJu "a IN ~ min-
utus: brazilian Ba IN. No opium
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13
A yiGAiAt Sentenced

VICTORIA. B. g.. Jan. 13.-The full
court of British Columbia has affirmed
III" Judgment of Justice Drake in son.
fencing Elder Brooks Of the Christian
Catholic Church In Zion TO three
months in Jail for counseling one of
his ndh"rems not to engage a doctor
when his children were dying with
diphthrria.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13
Horse DrOpped Eeai,

A horse OF Charles T. Wolbar,
grocer at No. 1900 Pennsylvania
Avenue dropped dead yesterday while
driving it along West street above
Sixth street. The horse was valued
at $50 and is a great loss to its
owner who was much attached to It,,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13
PUBLIC SAIE.
ot tho peraonal property of the late John +
Conway Will BIZ sold on he DUPONT farm
Br; bdywino HI near Edgemyor. Del, On
THURSDAY, JAN. 93d, 1902,
ut la o'clock sharp,

a- head Of good young hors, IS lAsr.
(3H pony, " hcnd good cows, fresh .Eas8
aud 'prir gers, 5 yeurl!ns heifers 2bulls, 80
pair cnickrHs, : fnt hogs
Farming utensils of al descri ptions, wa
guns, mnk wagons, family carriage York
carriage. plows, harness, mowe"s binders
w0r., carrn sr and dearbo orn harness, carpcn.
TER iouls an | evrrythns used about farm
and ihcy are all in good order; .5J milk bot
Ties, 80 bushels ezra 5UJ bushel- Of COW beats
potatoes by the bus el, hay by the ton, milk
TuGt,'. etc
Also viii be sold at public sale at the sam
nlnc" on FRIDAY afternoon. Jan. &4th, at
n'Gloch. one uprslt piano nearly new, cost
*liJ; rnrior suites onea plush suit bed
room suites oak and walnut, fine Brussels
and rag carpet, mating br4stea,ls. bureau4,
beds and hcddinH, de,k, No. 0 cook stove In
good order. room stovts. and double heater
aud al kinds Of dishss aud cooking utensils
but must DOS tive Y be sold to settle the
estate; the above goods hre all in first class
order IN worthy the attention of buyers.
Sale can BE- re'ched by trolley car TO tior.
dot Heights or steam cars to Edgemoor sta.
ton S9'I md less cash. over $40 q ere lit of I;
months. NICHOLAS SPIELES
Adm. of John /. Conway. Decd.
Siidham " Son, Auc jlllII6-au.l2! 2!
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13
PUBLICSALE

OF all good furniture. Will he sold at No
2so Broome street On TUESDAY, January 2lst
at ~ o'clock, elegant parINr furuiturt, / chair
cost $50, l piano, latest style bedroom and
dining room furniture. ito yards of Brussels
and Nj quet carpets, best quality, several very
fne lace curtains. bedding, COOK and room
this will be a positive sale and one Of thr best
lots of furniture sold for some time.
JOHN GIBBONS.
Stidham & Son, Arc, Nl.ts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13
Woman Roasted 10 Death.

MARINETTE. Wis. Jan. 13.-Nlrs.
Lena Christel, aged seventy, was liter
ally roasted to death here. Her charred
and lifeless body was found in her
room by policeman who had seen
smoke issuing from the place The wo-
mans death was a mysterious one, and
Martin Christel, her son, is In Jail
awaiting an investigation.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13
princc Tunn'N Hnrdes HIVE n.1u.nI

Prince ruan's H0rdes Have Rrturn.L
LONHON,.'hn. 1'.- From Shanghaithe
correspondent of The Standard sends
a dispatch to the effect that 1000 Of
!hr Loayguard of the dowager empress
Of 'hlnn who joined in the attack on
the foreign legations ut Ppking under
Prime" Tuan returned to Peklng with
the Chinese court.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13
Canning Factory DESTROYING,

The Robinson Canning factory at
Harrington WAS destroyed by fire
early yesterday morning. The loss
is $4,000. The factory at Harring.
ton gave employment in the coming
season to about 223 hands.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13
RuGsin InynAes kOrea.

YOKOHAMA, Jan. 13.-A report has
been received here from Seoul. Korea,
to the effect that Russia, without wait
ing for KOrea's permission, has pushed
it's telegraph line across the Toomep
river into Korean territory.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13
Hurt by q Fall,

Mrs. Hilton. aged 10 years, Of
Maryland Avenue, fell on Front
street yesterday afternoon. She
struck her head against the the curb
and was severely injured.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13

the following personal property to wit:
~ Seven good work and driving h orses
INC bone, style anil c;ion; sired by Prince
McGr'th, winning record 2.2.A over IL ).
mil" track having II matinee record 2I8iy;
he by Aaron r. nnn.ton thOrougs bred, the
ton. J.. sire Of Harry Pennington record
".,5; tiehlcw dam is q Ii ~ mare of great en-.
durance sired hy CARROTS . IiChlrw; second
dam by Pioneer; thrl dam by Moscow he
sides.
2Ohead of milk cows aud young stock Mn
! Holstein bull, years old, SOW and -Ea4
shoat.. lot ef chickens. Farmin. implements
of ali kinds, ! ret butchers TOOLS dairy Ak.
tur1s aud household goods For further in.
formation see b. II. Eight months credit
IRWIN l.. BAIL.
n. G. Stidham Auc. e. Hicks Clerk,
1903 " is IL
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13

WlLMINGToH IS getting more Ike
New York every dav, We shall
soon have ~ mail package rceeptA-
cies which will tie placed on Mar
let street .Ur MAJ. matter.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13

NUMEROUS persons were surpfis-
ed when they learned on Friday
that James d. Carer hal bonde d
Tor the second time as 4 Street and
Sewer Commissioner. His bouds-
men were intetroyated by Judge
thurchmano on Saturday as tc what
they were worth Individually clear
OF all cncumbr ances. The four
gentlemen, Messrs. LobLell, Bay.
nard. Tadnan and +,awton said
they were worth So. 0OU. The Sc
curity asked was twice the amount
oil the bond. This is big bond 10
give Tor a 500 position, The other
two Directors. Mcssrs. johnson and
Melvin, bondedltoday,
We believe that when the next
Leg is aturc meets II VIII abolish
the Street and Sewer Commission
and give the city anew CITY char
ter. Events are tending that way
at present. If the change would
have tendency to lower lakes the
people would hail 1t with delight.
But like all other things in his
world ihe.e Will always be cause
Tor growing.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13
.1rs. ). ], Cobb Dc, I'D.

Mrs. Sarah II. Cobb, widow Of
Henry b. Cobb. diedycsterday at her
home at Claymont. Mrs, Cobb was
u years of age and is survived by
two sons and daughter
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13
Railway 'irrl. Nissinu.

RICHMOND. Va. Jan. ia wur-
rant las been sworn out for f. RI
Fitzgerald. clerk in the supply Ipuart-
nlent of the Southern railway. charging
him with the rmh"2zlcmcni of some
Slsoo worth Of stamps and other prop
erty OF the company, Fitzgerald can
not he found His home is in Man.
chester. II is claincd that the amount
specified III the warrant does not fully
cover the loss.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13

The tendency Of the people is to
give honor to whom honor is due.
The Government had better fan in
line and do the same, The state
Senate at jackson. Mss, on Fri
day passed Iol"t resolution en-.
dorsiag the decision OF Admiral
Dewey in the Schlcy Court Of In
quiry and declaring that no text
books should be used in he schools
Of the state 'that give 10 any other
officer than Admiral Schlev credit
for the victory of Sautla.u." So
cay we all
MEGARY Il Son are having a jan
uary sale oil furniture which is be-
Ing taken advantage OF by our ctl-
Zens The firm is Offering unIsu-
al bargains in every line Of goods
10 be found IN their store Sixth and
Tatnall streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13
>>roqIcE-TuE ANyr,L f,rEyGEG OF

n OF lCE-lEE ANNUAL. iiEErI%t OF
~ tn" Farmers Mutual Fire insurau -
Company Il TIE state OF D-lsw e., 1Slrl be
held n the office .! the com auy On MordnF,
January h. lJ., AT ~ o'clock a. IN. ~ SnICh
TIM elect on fer five mnnAgt : to serve
three Srnrs will bg held aYd the premiums
On all policies va Le payable. SIX Ter cent
H'orcst Oh Ill balances amounting 10 IS and
upwards VII be pad to mem btr,. me agents
Vi the company are authorized 70 urtcelv" The
ull". Of members and 10 pRy them their inter-
ent. W. ~ LAM UITE,
da-rosl3 secretary
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13

I RICHARD CRoxRR Who Aeld swsl
over Tamnany Ior thirty .year1
has bsen suceesdsd ID the leader.
ship of that org anization By Lewis
Nixon. 4 much younger mau.
Croker on retiring IRON fke lead
ership, said:
~ know the young man we'll and
believe that he will restore conf.
dence in the organization and
bring back to ito support the army
OF Democrats that we lost at the
last election. tope that you viii
give him tine same confidence that
i have enjoyed. l am continually
receiving lctters from young men
anxious to join this organization
who do not know how to Join. And
hope that means will be found to
bring more young men in. The
people who lett US for reasons of
their own can build an Organiza.
tloa up against yours upon patron
age received from the Republican
party.
~ think it is your duty to
strengthen Yourselves and to stand
on principles, not on patron age.
You know that this organization
generally polls the largest vote
when it has 10 patronage Ihave
been 10 the organization thirty five
years. and during that period it
has polled a larger vote propor-
'loaately IN years when it had no
patronage. So YOU peed never fear
The efforts OF men who leave US be-
cause they wish to get positions. 1t
is neglect of yourselves aud die
trust OF your leaders which Will
hurt you. If you conduct this or
ganlzation honestly and comply
with the laws you cant be beat at
any time.
From this 1t does not alwavs take
Patronage for Il political party 10
win out at the polls on e,el ton dAv.
THERE appears to be consider
able talk over the action oil Presi-
dent Roosevelt in recalling the name
Of }. Cannou Short from the senate
alter having sent 1t in for reap.
polutment as Nnited States Mar
sha'. As his name had been sent
IN under a misapprehension, Con-
gressman l.. HeisIer Bal!. had the
President TO recall it. The p.cu.
liar part about the whole matter is
that that the Marsha, is SAID not
TO have made any etfo.l tor re.
appointment which has TO be taken
Wild gram OF salt. 1t would be
better II a Younger man was given
the appointment.
~ Gu may select. YOU may scatter
The Offices as vou vii,
But the scout OF old Sussex
VIII hang roani them still. "
HERE Ia some profit in wlnr,nm
race Tor purse OF 3lD.OOJ. "A
horse on landlng such rrl1e CONES
valuable. Hundreds .ry ba, lew
reach the goal. Bu, there j., money
in the raising o! good horse flesh.
hey nave not yet been succeeded
ny trolley cars or automobiles.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13
;HE DAILY REPUBLICAN,

SPEAKING OF the high assessment
which has been made in city cal
estate, a we'll known gentleman
said there il a disposition to rob a
man because he has been thrifty
enough 10 purchase home for him.
self and family, thus making him
have that much more interest in
The city where lie lives. A high
tax rate means It will be just that
much harder 10 sell real estate.
With as low an assessment as pos.
sible, and the tax rate kept down,
Wilmington, we think, bids fair 10
grow faster this year than ever in
its history.
We have been given .ounderstand
that properties. wherever possible,
have been raised as much as the
special assessors though! would
help to make up the amount they
started out to reach. We think the
assessment has teen raised to or
over $1,000, 900 mere than last year.
1t has been contended for years
that the assessed value Of Wimiag-
ton real estate was entirely too low.
1t is 10 be hoped that how these
persons will have coed cause to
change their minds, especially If
their property has been raised in
valuation. A high valuation means
high rents. With the present high
price of everything pertaining TO
living, the average working mau
will have trouble to make his week
'y wages pay his bills and land
lord.
Take Mr.. Henry Grants resi-
dence on Pennsylvania avenue near
NauBuren street, which has been
assessed for S5O0 900 The property
never would bring it. 1t probably
would, it cut no into building lots.
sell ior ~. 900 which would Le
liberal estimate.
'Nearl Y every manufacturing plant
in the city has been raised at east
une-thrd more than ever before
assessed for. II they have been
assessed zoo low IN the past. it has
taken a good long time 10 find it
out. We are well aware that IT
takes money to run the city govern
ment. but all its income should not
be expected to come from real es-
tate. If real estate was booming.
saere would be better times tor our
builders aud the merchants dealing
IN all kinds ii building material.
AS soon as City Council gets
ready to hear protests against the
assessment, our citizens will make
u very interesting with their pro-
tests.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13

Az accident caused Il ~, 200 ire.
0ot ' au Buren street, on Saturday
evening at ;. 80 clock. The ire
department has had several runs
already since The first ol the wear
out have as vet experienced no
dIihcuItv in handling the fires and
IuicNly cXtlngulshng the flames.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13

THlEE was an article in the RI.
PrRLltAN a lew DAYS ago which
said that the two members OF the
Levy Court required plain talking
10 before they weui into caucus.
We wish 10 state that the article
was not written 10 cast any rehcc-
ton on either Mr.. Chandler or Nr,
Megs.nson Both gentlemen hai
no intention of doing anything but
That winch was tor best interest OF
the Republican party and the so
tiers whom they represent IN the
Levy Court. Alr. Chandler made a
hrht-claSs member OF the Levy
Court and his every action has
shown that since be assumed his
position that Inc was lopkln. out Tor
the people > interest.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13
MOI E-lIIECTlDN

n piitE-ELECTlDN
~ ,rut!a .NHtiunui Bank Of Wi m nR on
llmlustUn, Del. Dec. II, 1891
IN" annual meeting Of the storkhuldrrs
w!I br hr.d at the b.inHlny house IN ~, SGay,
Jan -, lHJ., brINrsu the hours ut II I.r'ck
MOO" and O'Clock y. ~. tor tho ruIprsto OF
t!ec,lnc u.rcctols iur til" ensuing vs;Ir
h. J.. CMFDl y,
u'' lM Cashier,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13

GOvERNoR JOHN HUSH has been
elected President ul the Wyoming
Hook and Ladder 'ompany. We
don suppose the Governor Is quite
rs young as he was twcntv-h five
years ago and he viii have 10 he
satisfied TO Ue all inactive member
ol the hook and ladder company.
lie night yet have use tor the ser
vices OF his company in putting
out some fires which are likely 10
break out at almost any time n the
ranks OF the Republican party 10
the Stale.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13

4 'pihEEiOr. car i".E llA% % ,uL-
~ !cc:, i"iivcr and look after Advertising:
cumlh'i citI line, no canvas, ing; rapid prG-
motion; salary AVVi y"ariy must furnish
e., . references nld 4 70 cf-h. address Su-
pcrintendeht =. .. Box lil2 Pbii!l, Pa
jDGt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13
AI'ENHITY pAlIIMrS
AN1 A"NlVIED FREE At the
tofJ. lMEOPAThiC hO, ,P.ral,,
\rOI CF-ANNuAL MEET Sc.
NJ -,.lrt.y Pm .. .,+., l,,, A.,

y S2vNrity Trust Il sac pep st ca.
Wilmington Bri J.H. ~ Loo.
NpiIr' t. hereby given that tn" s,t'cSuJ.j-
trs Annual Meeting OI ms tp uDauy for ln.
tIttupn u a. &c orr aud the mans sctiun of
hICI Dlhtr lIIsihr.- as may co Ilr before tine
meeting VIII ur Ii ID at the Office If tn. p'um-
any, 40 jlG Market street, on 1u, stAy, Ian.
G!st, luy!, between TN hours ui ) auI 4y'ulucN
p, III, JAMES B. q AItk-DN,
jV-iVt Jl.arur r
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13
NJ nnHAhprs rEHNfnor AZ PrLrS
- The only gGnulne b6qn9Te91r u1paS .
druegi.ts Or BY mall n % oAcl@ GNinSh
strssA PhiiA

MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST
AHx mortgage In supns to auit. For asle
r0h top desk IN good order. Henry Hoopss,
sIs Aarke1 street. = 10
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13
Bride OfA Night Disappeared.

Paterson, N. j. Jan. IA snit
for divorce has been begun by
John Il. Jones, of THIS city, q
veteran of the Spanish war, who
seeks a separation from his wife
Teresa Irene. The couple were
married Oh March 13, 1899. Jones
was dressed in his soldier suit.
They returned to the home of
Jones parents, OH North West
street, where they received their
friends and had a general good
time until evening. About So'clock
the bride expressed a desire to
60 to u dance which was being
held in Il local hall. Jones de-
and said he wanted to re-
main at home, but his. wife was
obdurate, and she went to the
lance.
Early next morning Mrs. Jones
made up her mind to do soms
shopping and went out for that
purpose. Her husband next saw
ler nearly six months later, when
hey met on the street. He beg
,ed her to return to him. He
low seeks a divorce ON grounds IF
iesertion, and also alleges that
lis wife has been unfaithfuI.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13

Wednesday afternoon Miss G.
johns gave to the inmates of
the Layton Home a handsome
Christmas tree laden with beautifA
ornaments and gifts. After the
delicacies OF the season had been
served to the inmates and invited
guests the Rev. G. A. Tindlev sang
"We Shall Overcome, Some DAY."
and thanked Miss johnson and her
friends on behalf Of the managers
for their kindness. Mrs. $. T..
johnson, Mrs. Tilghman .ohntson
Mrs. Ida Allen, Mrs. Sallic Turn
er, Miss Sophie Waplcs assisted
Miss johnson. Among the guests
were Mrs. Tyre and the Rev. }. K.
Brown and wife. All were pleased
and will often recall the event with
pleasure, and hope to live to enjoy
many more such pleasures.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13

HERE is some profit in winc,nn
race Tor purse OF 3lD.OOv. "A
horse on landlnS such rrI1e CONES
valuable. Hundreds !ry bn. lew
reach thee goal. But there i, money
in the raising OF good horse flesh.
heV nave not yet been succeeded
by trolley cars or automobiles.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13

What cures coup u" sou "a III ID min-
utus! Brazilian BAN. No opium.