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ID b MARTIN.
Mgr. Pass, Traffic.

A ..... .r.A..'.. 49, - - - - -
rrerrerr LIGHTED. STEAM HEATED.
nv-vg CARS 0E THROUGH TRAINS.
STATION SIXTH AND STREET
Schedule a s1sa, lpr.l -, 1901
,.-.r f.#r-ru.truau aud ST. s
sr--. Solid train '0r Cincinnati. Pm
.----s 20 Cincinnati. lexington, LOUSY,
rFs-s-afs and st. Louis without chang
Observation -sr.lr car Washington, to Virgin
H.Srs s-g except Sunday. Parlor Cars
Cd rr.... q. t Chicago.
r-PW DAILY f. v Limited-Solid
,r.re--r.muau Pullman sleepeTs To Gin
fmr lexington aHH Louisville without
change Connection .1r Virginia Hot Springs
DAILY Pun. Compartment Car to Virginia
H. Springs daily except Sunday. SleepeTS
Ca.mau 90 Chicago 2ui st. Louis.
uAa.u. DuE EXCEPT SuNDAY-For New
-5r News Norfolk. and O'd Point Comfort via
Penn RaRF.NP.. and Richmond.
goo P. 49, uAlLE-For GordoHsville, Char
o,-s.s Salaton daily and for Richmond
3a.. .-ry sunday
Reservations aud tickets al Chesapeake and
J-1 a-res SIR Pennsylvania Avenue; COS
18th Street near e. and al the station. Tele.
phone cal. .-. .ar Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
s-r.-
Telephone -l.l
The Washington bee., 1902-02-01


the other day, of the Buflington-Cro-
zier disappearing gun carriage.
The following is an official state
ment of his military record:
He joined his regiment October 20,
1876, and served Herewith at Fort
Robinson, Neb., to November, 1876;
in the field with the Powder river ex-
pedition to December %, 1876; at
Point San Jose, Cal. to February q,
1877; at Yerba, BUeua Island. Cal, to
April 3, 1871; at Point San Jose, Cal,
ton field service from june p to Oc-
tober ?, 1879. to July 2l. 1879; as
assistant professor of mathematics
at the United States Military acad-
emy from August 2S, 1879, to August
%, 1884; on duty at Watertown ar
senal, Mass, to November l, 1856; on
sick leave of absence to November /,
1887; on duty in the Office of the
chief of ordnance at Washington, ID.
c. Ton special ordnance service in
Europe from November "a, 1883, to
December /, 1889, and on sick leave
from May to November, 1S9D, to
February Il, 1892; member of the
ordance board at New York city
commanding Sandy Hook proving
ground, \. j., from July % to Au-
gust %, 1889 and on inspection duty
to December 16, 1896; on duty in the
office of the chief of ordnance at
Washington, d. c., and on inspection
duty to April Il, 1899; member of the
peace commission at The Hague,
Holland, to September 2S, 1899, when
he rejoined Washington, d. C., and
was on duty al the office of the chief
of ordnance until November 10. 1899;
en- route to and on duty in the divi-
sion of the Philippines to July IA,
1900; chief ordnance officer of the
China relief expedition to August 81,
1900; on duty at Washington, d. c.,
in connection Herewith to January
IS, 1901; member of the ordnance
board with station at New York ar
senal. \. Y, to present date.
JuluC VI Oy4iAAOh CAAobS
among army officers as to whether
Gen. Crozier's appointment is per
manent or whether lit is a detail
of four years under the army reor-
ganization law. The opinion of sew
eral gentlemen versed in military
law is that the appointment is per
manent and that the detail of fom
years provided for in the reorgani-
zation law applies only to the line of
icers detailed as chiefs of bureaus
Gen. Crozier will not retire until 1919
and if the contention is sustained
that his appointment Is permanent
his term as chief of ordnance will be
nearly IS years, and will preclude the
possibility of any of the officers that
rank him securing that grade.
The Washington bee., 1902-02-01
NINE. ]. ESDUI1 DlII;i
WILL

WILL
Offer special indnCement to classes
in reading, music an singing. A
general musical an vocal Instruction
guranteed. .Ohn Epuia's music nook
and Nine Dalv'S note chain method,
For further information
The Washington bee., 1902-02-01

emony performed then and there, for
she could not die happy if she did not
see them married. The sister being
oOmely young woman, the husband
announced his willingness 10 accede TO
his wife's dying wish. The girl also
acquiescing, the ceremony was per-
formed at the bedside of the sick wife
The, first wife recovered and John
found himself with two wives. Both
women loved him. and he was equally
fond of each. so they mutually agreed
to live together. This Mormon-like ar
rangement continues to this day, both
wives having presented him with chill
dren. What makes this case still more
remarkable is the fact that the moth
er of Johns two wives lives with them.
The Washington bee., 1902-02-01
Victim of a Hearty Laugh.

While listening 20 funny anecdote
re.ated by a friend. Andrew King. of
Mailing, England, laughed so heartily
that he dropped dead. An autopsy dis
closed that his heart was five times
the size of the average human heart.
The Washington bee., 1902-02-01
.rTrNORE AND OHIO
! RAILROAD.

...,ar,1 from station corner OF
-l, ID. Jersey avenue and c 81.
ami Northwest, "tO.45 a. m.r
fa a15
81 ..,,a. s. Louis and Louisville,
.,7.n- $40 night
49,. .-',,ai Cleveland 'ro.45 a. m, $3.50
.,st01a.sht .
...-5as AMI Wheeling %. 20 p m.
.r..lss..r rss5 a. mr TITS and $3.50
....,..s. IT'S. $3.50, +s,'5 t'',s5 m,'
..., ', ,.,..x. -s556.oo, toss. a. m, sr.r5.
~ p. % p. ., .. ,5.o, a. IA. aud +s.3oP.m.
F'.t. F'.5 .rf way points ts.3s, $500 a. m.
Fog -..5.s.5ls. -u.3o, p. m.
i.5 '-.,.r-5srs ami way POINTS '''55'
s'. -,zs. Sis 1900, 1880, 500,
g. $40. s.5I5, +I5op. III.
3 ..rgr5a r.n zion and way points
-' s.lz. s-35r $40, p. m
Is ..-. week days, x5 90, s.oo' 6.3o'
,s,sFz. x3.}5, vl'.o' IS a m.'
r'' -.. ,.s-. uol vl.'o, Nt.3o' S4'5S'
IL" - xs.l5. 6s'. x5.o-, z'o.oo' xIl'5o'
rs' ''. sg4Iv5. v}.oo KOS Kills
ai. ,s.fr.r.I5. N3.o'. E2.3o. xs.o5'
5 '. vs-s. Mo 90. xI,5o,vV.35 p. m.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Illuminated with Pintsch light.
T. ..,.-- Philadelphia, New York Bos-
'. .- East .so5. *7.o5 Dinerh +S,3o
Co., .Drrr -ro 90 Dmerl, a. m, 'I2.3''
- .RorI Limited, 90 Dinerl. t4.oo,
1...... Dinner s8 % ani 'I'.3o p. m.
.... r.ro3-a at 10 ooo'clock9
..- Carson al day trains.
-.- ,,..rr- Civ. sszso noon,
10. .r,..t 1auI.ys. SUNDAY only.
rEpre-s trains.
.-r.8 for and checked from hotels
~..t...-, rgUr.ol Transfer Co. on or
l-. .-...---<-,aH.e-. 5.9 Pennsylvania Ave
'7.' y.Tro-s Avenue and 18th Street,
.-.........r r..epaaaet.cket Offices for R and
= ..--. Aaauaa.IeCa1'.
d. b. MARTIN,
Mgr Pass, Traffic.
The Washington bee., 1902-02-01
Quaint Custom in Venice.

4 peculiar custom prevails in Venice
in regard to the dead. When a death
has occurred it is usual to display
placard on the dead persons house
giving his name. age. place Of birth.
and announcing the illness from which
he died. affirming a,so that he received
the Holy Sacrament and died a good
Christian.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
sLl0, Sl,oS. &e.lo, Se.Ds and aa.0s.
Our Specials For Wednesday:

full size BIank" fancy borders,
Special at i;c n pain
Extra Heavy Wool Blankets, III, valuc, $500
Special at ssi 90
ComiortNbI"s, heavy weight and ian size.
HpccNN Ht 80 aud $50,
Comf"rtaMcy, extra good quality. filled with
pure white cotton in ,itkoIm and su,ccu, 10
pretty patterns. special at
3Hc, %liO, 81 80, &l.50 and 81 ,93,
Ladies. 2alI 5'lsp Kid Gloves, in all tho
popular shHdrS and perfect itting value !. 90
Si,2a, ana Sl5a, your choice at $50,
Ladies plni" and plaid rVlors u!l-wool Coli
Gloves worth @Uc, 1t ?jc,
stitched rutiic. Iuir 100,
Ladies, Muslin Gowns, tucked yoke trimmed
with embroidery. Others with hcnistlrhrA ulcks
Special at 39c.
Chil'rcns 2Gnrh School Umbrellas, good
quality, at !9c,
Extra Heavy mcrrCriHcl black Sntccu Petit.
coats in dozen different Styles
special at Zoe, SOC and $50.
The h, B, W. =. ana Il. &. Cor,rts, short and
long wasted, well houcl in all cululs,
Special at 33c, i9c and 1Jc.
Ladies' alIlincn tine embroidered Handker.
chiefs, the % and DC quality, ut Ito.
Good, Heavy UnbIcochcl Canton Flannel 60
value ut 3t4c.
r,X, EX'r" a. Heavy outing Flannel III neat Stripes
'a'uc loc' At o. 20.
bne N"Ii Ntt liHI BItMclcu MliSln
At ir, ur IL yards for $1 90,
The best quality Apron Gnghams value 10,
at 80.
The Best American Prints, blue, black and
gray, value 7c. at 4l1c,
Heavy, EnbIcached Table Linen IS inches
WIDE strong aud durable, value iOc' at a5c.
All Linen Crash, lS inches wide 90 grade
at &c.
Crash Kitchen ToweIing, regular price &c, at
3i2C.
Bleachcd sheets, S1X9O inches. hcmmcd ready
loi 'lH' 'o' Slhhc ut 49c.
Blcachcd Bolster Cases 42x72. hcmmed. ready
lor use, with three inches hem, Soc grade at
22c.
,n rllow Cases OF fine b!eachcd muslin, 42yss
'' tiinnt ii,nti o 10y si"'c ny 90.
81 Sit''pcs anu cheeks sizes from to II, value 75c.
LadiGS' Dressing Sacqucs, cidcr1own, finished
value 75c, at o' 'N au"
Al Atwood ladi Waists, in grca, variety OF
N" ''""eS' value ahIo, at O8c.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
WEDNESDAY

Received this week from a
large importer Of laccs. n doz-
en- turn over collars, "a differ
ent patterns, worth from 1jc
to 25 cents. We have priced
them at Is cents or 2 for 2j
cents.
Mems Wool necccd under
wear 50 cents, worth Is cents.
Mems cotton hecccd under
wear 37t cents.
Ladies' 50 cent ribbed un-
derwcar 80 cents.
Boys lron-clad hosiery 123c
15c.
35c, SOC, 75c ribbons at
2Jc a yard.
Golf Gloves, 2jc, 39c and
soc.
Is cent quality night dresses
at 50 cents.
ChiIdrcn's Coats, two to
fourteen years, from 1918 to
$3.50.
Women's Walking skirts,
$500, 1926, $4, $3.50, S.,
$G, 81, $S, $3.50 and $1,000.
Tailor-made suits $1,000,
$1,000, S13.50, $500 $500,
$1,000 and $500.
WooltcX Jackets 81 inches
long $12, $3.50, $15, $lS,
$50 and S25.
At $500, the Sable oppos-
sum neck pieces in brown and
black will be hard to beat for
less than $3.50.
Black Martin neck pieces
$50, $1,000, $1,000 and SIS.
We are sole agents for the
Wooltex Coats, suits, skirts,
also Childrcn's Goats.
DR.. Denton's sleeping Gar
ments for Children, with feet
soc, 65c, and 75c.
ArnolI's sleeping Garments
for Children.
100 cotton blankets will be
sold Wednesday at 20 cents a
pair.
This is the best blanket and !
quilt store~in Wilmington.
Our table linen business has |
doubled in the last few months. |
All linen table damask in 7 |
patterns at so cents.
Remnants Of table linen for
Wednesdays selling.
228-230 Kjng St, |
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
Sweaters, Jackets and Shirts.

For Boys-Aii wool Sweaters. made with roll
collar; every popular color and color rombna-
toni worth Sl.31 Special at S5c.
For M"n-lIcNvy Cotton Sweaters roll collar:
cN"cllently made; all the popular rolors and col
ol combinations; value ijr. Special at t9c.
For Men-.All-Wo0l Cardigan jackets in ono.
half dozen different Styles
Special at SOC. ~ 80 and Gl.53
Mems hoNvo quality Black and White Chcyiot
SHIRTS, the 'Jr KIND Special at 3jc.
Boys fine rcrcalg ShirIs, with separate cuffs,
Valu" jOc, Special ut 200.
Mems extra heavy blue double breasted Fian.
ucl Shirts, NHluu Sl2>, Special at soc,
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
MORE UNDERWEAR BARGAINS
FOR MEN, WOMEN AND
CHILDREN.

Mems heavy Fleece lined Underwear in differ.
Cnl c"lors, vAliI" JOc Special at 25c.
Extra Heavy Mems All wool Fleece and Cotton
Fleece lined Underwear in different STYLES aud
shades; the Kind lor which Others ask jtc and 75c
on sale here ut BE and i9c
Mems Allwool Mcdicacd Scarlet Unicrwcar
also goods in lambs wool uud Australian wool
single and double breasted, all regular 81 30 and
& garments, going now ut zoe and $50.
Ladies' Fine Ribbed Fleece lined Heavy Cotton
Vests and French hlni Drawers to mntch we'll
at II and I9c.
ChildrcnS Extra Heavy Ribbed Nrstsalld Pants
In white and Crru size from Ii to "a at Sc up.
Boys heavy fleece lined Shirts and Drawers,
slA" from u to 81, value :iic, at 2ic.
Childrcns Hbhod Union Suits and Sleeping
Garments, heavy fleece lined, value Soc at 2Ic.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
WOman'S Wealth is Health.
Paine'sCelery
Compound
GIVES VITALITY, NIG0R AND
STRENGTH TO DEBILITATED
AND RUNDOWN WOMEN.

1t is maintained by many dlstin.
guished writer's that the greatness
of nation depends much upon the
physical conditions of It's women.
The gener al conditions which con.
tribute to health and long life, are
those which do not imply RAPID and
unequal exhaustion OF those powers
by which life is maintained WhtIe
we assert that the women Of our
land stand peerless for beauty and
the virtues that make them lovable,
we cannot hide the fact that there
are thousands in cur midst who
Owing to oyerWork, worry, house
hold cares, and an uneQua! eEhAus-
lion OF life power, have become
weak, nervous, slecp!ess, and debt
litatcd.
We being to the attention of all
weary, despoudent. hopeless, and
sickly women earth S great rcsCuer
and he ealth-bullder, Paine s Celery
Compound. Thousands OF healthy
women around us owe their present
pigor, activity, and robustness to
Paine's Celery Compound, Mrs.
Stephen Smith, st. Paul, Mimi.
Tells how she was Suatchcu from the
grave; she says:
; II had a bad attack Ot Ia grippe
this spring, aud was at death 3
noof, ana no one ever expected me
TO recover. | was SO weak thl I as
Boon as they brought me out 3t one
taint | was IN anOthcr. could not
lake any hourishment, anl doctor 5
medicine did me no good. a TREAD
advised my husband to get me i
bottle OF Palue's Celery CJmpo and
which he did. but had no ialtA III
1t. The second day after taking the
Compound, l began to get rea!
hungry aud took an Interest lr
things. / had everything that money
and loving Care could supply, ali
with that and l'llne'S Cnlcry Com.
pound, | am now dom, ny own
work, while three months ago vas
almost in the grave. knoW tnlH
4 owe my health and strength lo
Palne's Celery. .Compound, and shall
always recommend 1t. -
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
Trust these who have tried.

| SUFFERED from catarrh Of the
worst kind and never hoped for cure.
but E!y's Cream Balm seems to do
even that. Oscar Ostrom, 4J Warren
Ave, Chicago, Ill.
SUFFERED from catarrh; it got SO
bad could not work; used Ely's
Cream Balm and am entirely well. -
A. G. Clarke, Sal Shawmut Ave.
Boston. Mass.
The Balm docs not irritate or cause
sneezing. Sold by druggists at 50
cts or mailed by Ely Brothers, 56
Warren St. New York.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
HOME FROM THE ARMY,

HOME FROM THE ARMY. y,
James Postles is visiting his BROTH,
er. City Councilman Thomas E. Pos.
ties. in this city. Mr.. Postles has
been in the United States army for
II years and expects to re.enlst in
short time. lie was IN the engage
mcnt at San Juan and has seen much
active service.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
WOMEN'S WALKING
AND DRESS SKIRTS.

Walking Skirs--A collection Of the newest
styles made of new Novelty Cloths. L,ack and
colnrS cut in the latest styles all perfect in fit
Hnd u'Nn, value from S5.OJ to $500, specially OF.
lgrr,i for
SlIo, $l,0S, &?.l9, ..9S and s3.0s,
stylish DroH, skirts made OF fine quality Chev-
lots 7crgcS HUmc,IHluS ana BroadclOths In
black and cO'ors. hnlld>on"y trimmed with taf.
fcit or satin, lr'l tiNrug tpunr" we'll lined with
fin" parraline; elegantly tuiluIrd: usually sold
from sI.ll To 50. d. al 81 0N. n :.9H and M o.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
ANNIVERSARY EXERCISES
girst Presbyterian Sunday school to Crle-
brntc This Elru!ns.

blhlt l MS ihth!nS.
The following AO1rum will be
given by the ltrs1 Presbyterian Suu-
hay School at 40 O'Clock tu-ulIAt in
their church, Market Street above
Ninth.
Opening chorus, SUNDAY school
Scripture Healug
PRAYER
Singing, by lufantSchoo.
Recitation, Marion N}.o
Solo, Margaru, BrJuaalcH
Chorus S-pnuy.
Secretary ANNA, report
Violin aAo, Nl-> Harriet. lu2tm
Singing. lnauI >..D@
Recitation, Maaa. >mHu
Tenor solo, Mr.. l.Huacn I.Iv
Selection, JuI!ur ,.nIrar,- S,c.v1y
Recitation 9d Psalm, Intml, Nsu 1
Awarding Of I'ula>, lY former ~yp-r-
lu-"noeal lloaafIt. Nul1..
Address, w. T., So. gG,, G.0. ~4Ta-
lary \. ", &. A,
500, Ma, A.a ~mwr,
Recitation, Nl>o UlIa.4U.r,. . U...,
Chorus, -..n. /
What's the >s~"l " ua,u. }l,.r.
Gus hca.l.. ~mpE " ,0. nue
bowels, the >fom4cL }u4 ,j:vn Mt
kidneys strong ANT ucuN@ BUuyc,
Blood BjtIwr dyt, IT,
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11

Onenine of Hunting Season,

On SATURDAY The quail and rabbit
season opens and sportsmen through
out the state are preparing for the
sport.
President A. D Poole, of the Game
Protective Association, says game is
more plentiful this year than for sew
eral seasons.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
{, B, RILEY

Three hundred yards more
of the 8 and 10 cent outing
flannel for 6 cents a yard for
Wednesday.
We have $50 yards of the
35 cent quality black mercer
lied sateen, lengths 2 to 10
yards, 10 cents yard.
Wrist bags at 2jc, SOC, 81
and $2.75.
Hooks and eyes with the
hump 1 cent card.
Cotton | cent a spool.
Pins 1 cent paper.
25 cent pillow tops 10 cen is.
Crash for pillow tops 12!c,
zoe and 25c a yard.
Short skirts 25 cents.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
Gold fish that never die, at Cart.
me.l's, 9Th and Madison streets.
Infants Ti,riye

on cows milk that is not subject to
any change of composition. Borden's
Eagle Brand Condensed Milk is al.
ways the same in all climates and at
all seasons. As a general household
milk it is superior and is always
available.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES.

, WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS. =
Invitations have been issued for
the wedding of Miss May Gavenski to
John W. Skyski on November %.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
Wednesdays Specials Are:
Millinery

A visit to our Millinery Parlors if
YOU need new hcadwcar will fully
repay YOU, as our nlilllnerS are the
best and our prices are the lowest
Dress Goods
This department is ovcrhowing
with bargains, few of which are
as follows:
Snow Flake 81 inches wide. sold
eye ryWherp for SL25, our price
SlOO per yard.
Rainy bay SkirtinG, SOC per yard.
Fine MelrOse reduced to Ale per
yard.
th"yiot Serge, soc grade for SOC
per yarl
plni,!4 for Childron's Dresses
special prices l21r and 25r,
MelruSu Cheyiot, 2jc per yard.
+ iiI>s
Tattrtl Silks i'll colors. Short
pIrrn,of the 75c grad t, for soc per
yar1
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
Outing Flannel

Remnants Of the Sc grade Of
Stripes and pIaids, at sc per yard.
All our zoe grade reduced to Sc.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
Blankets

One case samplos, white, gray
and tan, SOC to $I.l9 per pair-at
mill cost.
One case Gray l0l Blankets, all
perfect, at % cents each.
nun case fine Whitn Wool Blan-
kets, s. grade for $3.95 per pair.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
DEATHS.

DEVERELl-In this city on Nov II, 1902, Mar
tha G., wife OF Anthony $. Dcverel
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral services At her late residence No. l0l2
Monroe street. on Thursday afternoon. NOV, 18th
at 80 o'clock. lntcrment private ut Mt. Salem
cemetery.
BlNNlX-In this city on Nov. Q, 1892, William B.
BinniX, in his 61th year
Funeral and intcrmnnt private from his late
residence, 1oS Tatnn'l street, on Wednesday
morning, Nov L, at II O'Clock.
CROZlER On NOV. 10th, 1902, Alexander Crozier
aged 81 years,
Relatives and friends are invited to ntienh the
funeral services at his late residence III West 9TH
street, on Thursday afternoon, at o'clock. III
tcrmcnt private,
FlNLEY-In this city on No.. 9. 1902, Sarah NJ,
wife Of the late Samuel Finley aged q years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral services at the residence OF her daughter
Rcbpccu f. ieagGr, No i0s King street, on Tues
day evening Nov. H. at 7.3U o'clock. lntcrncnt
ut New Garden, Pa. on Wednesday, Nov, 18th.
Train leaves b. & 0. depot foot OF Market street,
at $50 H. m.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
PERSONALS.

Sister Mary Grenlolyn OF Rawlns,N
wyoming, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Michael Mal.oy Of this city.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11

TO CURE 4 C0LDIS ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo-Quinnc Tablets. This
signature akns ON every box, 2jc
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
E>erCalcs

LOCO yards Of Navy. Garn" and
Black Figured p,@cul"s at 5r per
yard.
1oo yards ot ~rrr,,ur2,nr4, in short
pieces, S.rprr yard.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
"rcp PIPER I luni1eis

All rNr Zee Wrapper FlarneIs re-
ductd To Sc; our i5u grade to 12!c.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
Coal Barges In Mishap.

The tug M. E. Luckehbach left the
Delaware Breakwater on Friday
with the coal barges Annie II. Smith,
from Philadelphia for Providence,
and r. R. Thomas, from Norfolk
for Boston, in tow. The Lucken-
bach returned to the Delaware
Breakwater on Sunday night with
the barge Smith, having lost sight
of the Thomas, which had broken
adrift during heavy weather, and
left at once for the Thomas, which
she picked up and towed to the
Breakwater yesterday.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11

"Little Colds neglected hous.
ands of lives sacrificed every year.Dr.
Woods Norway Pine Syrup cures lit
tie colds--cures big colds too, down
tothe very verge Of consumption.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11

Don't fail to run over
our ads but don't get
run over while doing it.
We never can begin to
tell you Of aIi the good
things we have for you.
We have everything you
want to wear; We offer
you the banctit ofour cx-
pcricnce and the guar
ant"r OF our reputation.
We are selling great
quantities of ovcrroats
Medium aud Heavy
Wcight-~$J to $50 all
lengths and kinds Of
goods. Big stock, new
styles and popular prices
New styles Boys and
Little Boys Ovcrcoats
81 to 80.
Open Tuesday and Sat-
urlay Nights.
JAS I. HULLIJ & SONS
9Th and Market.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
Ncd Spreads

- 81 grad" AL p"rr,"t, viii be
HnId for #l.lo o~h FIR fgjl -jle
h'is.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11

ECZEMA, NO CURE, NOPAY.
Your druggist will refund your money il PAZO
OlNTMENI fails to cure Ringworm letter Old
Ulcers hid sores, Iimp,es and Blackhcads on
the face, and all skin diseases. so cents
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
Hosiery

Special values Il, follows:
Children, w.. from l2'r.
thj1Ir.u~ ~ from 25r.
Mrn.~ I" trpm l.n'
WuHHu., I2.r FROM lac.
Table Linen
Iuh'"Jv'rrj DJor-H, 2'' grade
Ia l?r.
blwlupI Satin Daua-k
"ur @l,nj" trI &on.
G1o -rd.'r for 5tn'.
>'r grad" .ur t1"
Crash
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
Table Linen
Crash,

r"o varl- oG t1rlD. crash will be
-,Id '"r 6.rp,r ya,I.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
Election Certificates Ready

Election Certificates Ready
The certificates Of election for
assessors. road commissioners, and
inspectors OF the different hundreds
have been signed by the Judges, and
are now 10 the Office Of the Sheriff,
awaiting deIiv:ry.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
Louis jacob.
L.0UISJAC0BY
1.-THE Always Busy Store"
No. 224 Market Street.
WiLMISGTON, DEL,
For Wednesday

We offer new and up-to-date mer-
chandise at prices that we are sure
will again crowd our store with
customers who are ever ready to
purchase where the best values can
be- obtained for the least money.
The copper era., 1902-12-04
Notice to Taxpayers.-Tazes can be paid through the Gila Valley Bank

A farewell party was given Saturday night by the young men of Clifton complimentary to Miss Essie Abraham of Silver City, who had spent some weeks here visiting, and to Leon Nor ris, an old employee of the A. C. com pany, who was about to leave for his old home in Alabama. The party was largely attended by Clifton's four hun dred, and was most pleasant affair. During the evening a very handsome gold watch was presented to Mir. Nor ris as a testimony of appreciation from the boys on the office of the A. c. store. The watch was presented by that gifted copper tongued orator, Hon. Gus. Williams, in a neat and ap- propriate speech, which was re- sponded to by Mir. Morris. Miss Abra- ham left Sunday morning for Silver City. Mir. Morris took his departure Tuesday last for Demopolis, Alabama, where he expects to engage in busi- ness