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SECOND EDITION.
RE.BARTRAM TO RESIGN
Ee Will RelinQuiSh His Position
as Secretary Of the Board
Of Education.
INORDER TO TAKE A REST
NAY be Presented to The Board at Its
Meeting Tonight.
IN HANDS OF THE PRESIDENT
A Contest In Prospect for the
Position.
INORDER TO TAKE A REST
Nav be Presented to The Board at Its
Meeting Tonight
IN HANDS OF THE PRESIDENT
A Contest In Prospect for the
Position.
ssRTRAM SECRETARY FOR NINE YEARS

BENJAMIN F. Bartram has placed in the
hands Of President L. G.. Shortlidge of the
Poard OF Education his resignation as
secretary Of that body, and the resigna-
,;on NAV be presented to the board, at
is meeting tonight.
Mr. Bartram gives as his reason for
rssiening that he desires TO take a rest.
He has held the position for nine years
and during the entire time has kept the
Office of the board, on Sixth street, open
each day. except holidays and Sundays,
during the usual business hours; has at
tended the meetings Of the board re-
cording the proceedings, and has had a
great deal Of work in connection with the
committees, some of which meet fire.
ouentlv. Some weeks he has attended
As many as four committee meetings
nearly all of which are held in the evening
Whether action will be taken on the
resignation tonight is not known, but it
has been placed in the hands Of the presi-
dent of the board in time to allow it to
become effective on the first of April
The position pays an annual salary Of
81 600 Formerly the secretary was also
the treasurer, but the new charter abol-
ished the Office of treasurer, making the
treasurer Of the city the custodian Of the
funds Of the board. During all of the
lime Mr. Bratram has been an officer OF
the board. up to the time Of recharterinf
of the body, he was treasurer, as wei
rs secretary. it having been the custom
of the board for years 10 have the SAINT
person fill both positions.
There are several applicants for thl
position. one or more being members o
the board
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12
rhllnaelpnla .narasl..

Associated Press Dispatch " Special Wires
Philadelphia. Pa. March t2.--Wheat &c higher,
No red IN export elevator, Sii5as2c.: No /
Northern, sSaS9c; No. Northern. oGaS7c.
Corn, unchanged; No IN export elevator, 49, "a
46i5c.
Bran, unchanged; winter in bulk. s2o.5oas2l.Ooi
spring In SACKS, SlOo0aS2LO0
Refned sugars, quiet but nrm; powdered. sl75a
"a so. granulated, t65ati7os confectioners, SL5Oa
ssb5. keystone sA30as4 a.
butter. steady; fair demand extra Western
creamery 29c; do nearby prints, sc.
FQps. easter. nearby isc lower. nearby fresh
isI-c al mark Western fresh, 15c at marx.
tive poultry, quiet but steady. fowls, lfl
iaic: old ROSTERS Ice; chickens, i5al5i sr ducks
f5al6c. geese, 14albc.; turkeys, l1al6c.
Dressed poultry, steady; fowls, choice 49,
al4c. DO far 70 good. aisc. old roosters, i0c
nearby roasting chickens. choice. l5ai6c.; West
ern 90. choice. lial5c.; do. fair 70 good l2ai3c.
turkeys choice and fancy. iea2Oc; DO. fair q
good l7alsc. ducks, llal0c; geese. i0alic.
Potatoes steady. pennsylvania choice aud fancl
per bushel O5a7Oc New York choice and fanci
per busnel 6Oa62oi fair 70 good, per busDel
Flour. unchanged.
Hav steady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12
OBITUARY.

Many Of the 3, 900 patients and at
tendants at the Norristown, Pa. Hos
pital for the insane attended a me-
mortal service in the chapel at the in
stitution yesterday In honor Of DR.. d.
ID. Richardson, late resident physician
of the male department. The services
we're in charge of Rev. W. Herbert
Burk, of All Saints Episcopal Church,
and Rev. William j. Mills Of Norris
town. Some of the hospital officials
will be barred from. viewing the body
by the instructions Of DIR. Richardson
that no other than relatives are to see
the body. Ii will be oremated In Ger
mantow next Wednesday.
Patrick Quinn oied yesterday.
The funeral takes place on Wednesday
morning from the residence of his
brotner-in-law, Martin Rowan, rs
/ Ourlett street.
Hida A. Santmyers, a child, died OF
| Saturday at 300 Vandever avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12
PERSONAL

Mrs LauIa Blaine 10 visiting friends |
ia Harrington.
Thomas Williams has been visiting !
friends in Camden.
Mrs. Alexine Thompson Of Dover is
visiting in this city.
Stanley Steele has been visiting
friends at klkton, Nd.
Mrs. Harriet Rogers is visiting her
daughter at Calvert Nd.
Arthur HJland Of tbs city has been
visiting at Chestertown, Nd.
Miss Carrie Robinson of Elkton,
Nd, in visiting friends here.
James r. Miles Of Kennett Square
visited friends here yesterday.
Miss Laufa Hoagland spent Sunday
at her home in Nest Chester, Pa.
Miss Madeline Porter of Newark, N.
j., is visiting friends in this city.
Miss Lillian McGrahon Of Syracuse,
n. y, is the guest Of Miss Doyle.
Miss Mary Kirby Of Milford has been
visiting Miss Clara Mason Of this city.
q. ". Ferguson spent Saturday and
Sunday at his home in Lewisville, Pa.
Miss Jennie Mathews Of Northeast,
Nd. is visiting relatives In this city.
Cecil Vansant spent Saturday aud
Sunday at bis home at Striokeraville,
Pa.
Albert and Bennett johnson are the
guests OF friends in Chesapeake City,
Md.
Mrs. Charles Augustadt and sen,
spent last week with relatives at Eel
ton.
Miss Fannie Mercer of Providence,
Nd, Is the guest of friends in this
city.
Miss kathryn L. McIlvaine o.
J Chester, Pa, has been visiting friendI
here.
3 Charles A. Miller and Miss Mile
are on an extended trip through tn
West.
Herman Postles Of FELTON, has bee
! the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thoma
; Quillen.
. Miss Florence Tborp OF West Ches
g ter, Pa, IS the guest Of relatives J
|, this city.
d Miss Belle Taylor Of this city ha
8 been the guest Of Mrs. j. X. Wilso
- Of Milington, Nd.
q Miss Edna Gregg and Harry Plank
Q inton we're the guests Of friends j
b this city yesterday.
Deputy Attorney General Daniel c
= = Hastings is visiting his mother, wh
u is i'll, in Salisbury, Nd.
j. Willard Jester has taken a pos
tion 10 the drug store Of Wilmer {
!. Taylor, at 302 King street.
I Mrs. William X. CTowl IS spendin
# several days with her daughter, Mr.
II Clarence Ortlip. at Oxford, Pa.
IS Miss Margaret u. Rogers an
N brother, Cecil ID. Rogers spent Satu
day and Sunday at Unionville. Pa.
Mrs. J. II. Boyd Of Perryville, Nd
was the guest of her daughter, Mr.
- Martin Jackson, in this city yesterda
Mrs. William Gilchrist Of Norwicl
n Conn, is visiting Der mother, Mr.
" Sarah Winttup of 10lS Lombard stree
who has been very III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Raynor a
tended the banquet and meeting
o. lumbermen at the New Willard, Was
n ington, ID. o.. last week.
al Mr.. and Mrs. William M. Prouse
=" Magnolia have been spending sever
xt days in this city as the guests of the
in son, S. ID. Prouse.
ct Professor Rook Loomis Of We
at Chester, Pa, is a guest Of John
Mullin, Jr. he is an accomplish
musician and jury commissioner I
Chester county. He is interested
RS athletics and is manager of a basebi
ng team at Nantmael township.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12
ADJUDIcATED A BANKRUPT.
United States Court Takes Action on th
Application Of H. L. Evans & Co.

United States Court Takes Action on the
Application Of II. L. Evans g. Co.
The firm Of II. L. Evans & Co. was adj
Indicated a bankrupt in the United States
Court this morning, by Judge Bradford,
in chambers. Thomas r. Bayard re-
ceiver for the company and G. L. Ward
and David ]. Reinhardt, counsel for the
creditors who petitioned the court to de-
clare the firm a bankrupt, were before
Judge Bradford for some time, and 1t was
reported that Messrs. Ward and Reinhardt
would make some further application.
When seen about the matter, Mr.. Ward
said that there was nothing he could say
at the present time in addition TO the fact
that the firm had been adiudicated bank
rupt.
This action was the result of the failure
OF counsel for Evans & Co. TO oppose the
petition. The case now goes TO the referee
in bankruptcy, Arthur W. Spruance, who
will call on Evans & Co, to file a schedule
OF its assets and liabilities within 10 days
After this has been done a meeting OF the
creditors will be held and a trustee elected
TO take charge Of the affairs Of the firm
in place Of Receiver Bayard.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12
TO INVESTIGATE FATAL SHOOTING.
peeiaI DIspaIeh to Eyerr Evening.

Special Dispatch to Every Evening.
Dover, Del, March II State De-
teotive Gray arrived here. this morn
ing, ith orders fIom Attorney. General
Richards to investigate into the death
Of l2-years-old John Henry White, col
oIed, who Was shot by Oscar Woodall,
another colored boy, on the 23d day OF
November at Camden, Del, and died
nine days afterwards, as a result OF
the shooting.
10 view Of the fact that the boy was
buried without an inquest being held
by Coroner Bradley and, a complaint
made by the mother Of the boy against
the Woodall boy, has caused che State
authorities 10 take cognizance Of The
case.
1t is probable the body of the boy
Will be exhumed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12
Husband and wife Separated.

Alton Sample and his wife, of Balti-
more hundred, who we're recently
married, became separated from each
other in a crowded street in Philadel-
phia, on Saturday afternoon. Mr..
Sample turned to speak to his wife, as
they were walking along, but could not
see her. de looked about, but without
success; then he went TO a police
station house and reported his loss.
lie was advised to wait until the officers
coulo make a search, and while he was
waiting Mrs. Sample, who was hunting
for her husband by chance dropped
into the same stationhcuse and was
over ioyed at finding her husband
there, as was also Mr.. Sample at find
ing his wife so quickly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12
Gallaher & Pyle,
Shoers,
Market Street, 619.
I'M wall STREET TODAY.

Auociaied iiess Di patch Dy spscial Wires
Wall Street, March l2.-Iho mixed
changes from Saturdays prices shown IN
the opening dealings in the stock market
TODAY were uninfuenoed by the Lonodn
market. in which the prices Of Americans
were advanced before the opening here.
Gains we're mostly among the specialties,
and the prevailing trend WAS downwardss;;
Peoples Gas rose a point. Anaconda iell
4. Northern Pacific y snd sloss-sheiheid
Steel point.
Only a few specialties made noticeable
movements The general list was slug
gish and the trading listless and unlnterest-
ing. Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Cotton
oil rose 2 and Great Northern, preferred
Central Leather and Nirginia-Carolins
Chemical ~ TO ~ Reading ran OH
point at noon. Bonds were heavy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12
DIED NEAR DENVER, COL.

Special Corresponocnoe Everv Evening.
Middletown, March 12.-News has
reached here that William Holten had
died suddenly near Denver, Col, on SAT-
urday morning Mr. Holten was about
80 years old, had gone to Colorado last
October, thinking the climate might
prove beneficial. and his family and
friends were much encouraged by his
favorable reports, as he seemed to i'm
prove in health greatly. The news OF his
death was great shock
This is the third death in the family
in less than year. Last March his
father, Andrew Holten, died after a linger-
ing illness, and in November Wallace
Holten, the older son, died.
William Holten leaves a wife and ono
child. and is also survived by his mother
and two sisters, Miss Elizabeth Hotter
Of this town and Mrs Harry Shapley o
Smyrna.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12
DESIGNATED CHEF DEPUTY.
John titu. 10 be DisburHins Onicer In Cast
ot Absence of Collector Clark.

John fitus 10 be ntsburHlns Onicer In Case
ot Absence of Collector Clark.
Coll u Of Customs David 3. Clark
today cliinially designated John Titus
as his cniet ceppty by formally ap-
pointing him discussing othoer IN the
absence of the collector or Inability OF
the latter, through illness, to perform
the duties OF the Office.
Each collector 10 required TO have a
cbief deputy, who shall be disouIsing
officer in his absence, and Mr. Clark
would have made the selection earliet,
but the men in the oace we're all
strs ngers to him. lie said this morn
lag that he saw no reason for making
n change, Mr. Titus being Houston
chief deputy as he had found Mr'
Titus 10 be reliable and fully quaiineS
for the duties Of the office.
In the future MIR. Titus will haV'
full charge Of the Office IN the absence
Of the collector.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12
Anpovtnr l,rnnks.

State Detective Hawkins has re-
turned from Milton, where he solved
a mystery Of some strange happenings
which occuried on farm. Nuts were
taken mysteriously from wagons, cattle
we're driven away, horses disappeared,
and locks on the barns we're tampered
with. News of these uncanny actions
spread TO neighboTing farms and De-
tective Hawkins, who was sent down
10 investigate, found that the strange
incidents we're result of boyish
pIanks. The detective reprimandec
the perpetrators of the joke, and told
them a repetition Of their act would
cause them trouble.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12
PIANO AND ORGAN FACTORY BURNED

Associated Press Disnatoh hy special Wires
Easton, Pa, March 12.-The extensive
piano and organ factory Of ii. lehr 4 Co.
was destroyed by fire during the night.
Two dwellings that stood nearby we're
also destroyed. IL is not known how
the flames originated, but at l.30 o'clock
this morning the watchman heard an ox-
plosion in the engineroom, and when he
reached that department OF the works
the place was in flames, and he was driven
hack when he attempted TO use a chemical
extinguisher The entire Fire Depart
ment OF the city could not check the
flames. The factory was located at
Twelfth and ButleIsstreets and was three
stories high. The loss will reach $4,000;
partly insured.
Horace Lehr, the senior member of the
company, recently retired as mayor OF
EastOn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12
KILLED DAUGHTER TO PUNISH WIFE.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wire
New York. March l2.-Emil fuhl a
German waiter, took his own lie and that
of his 5-yeas-old daughter because OF
grief oRr separation from his vile. Mrs:
Fuhl loit her husband six weeks ago, and
he retained custody Of the girl, who was
their only child.
Last night according 70 tho nelghootl,
the man took tho child 70 q theatre. Upon
their return, about midnight, he locked
her in tho same room with himself and
broke of gas fixture The odor Of gas
about daylight today attracted the neigh
bors Who breaking down the door, found
Fuhi dead and tho child barely alive.
She died Al hospital shortly afterwards.
fbe child as a punishment 10 his wife.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12
II. T. Sergeant,
Coal and Wood
Office, Seventh and King Sts.
Both Phones.
DfatHs.


cIINE-In this city, on March 10Th, 1909, hlza-
beth ". wife OF G. a. Cline, IN her both year
Relatives aud irIcuds Of the family are Invited
to attend the funeral services nt her late roii-
dcnce. No 6Of West Thirteenth street, on Tues
dev afternoon, March lath, 1904 AZ o'clock.
interment private RNerView cemetery.
COOPER A. Newport News Va, on March
i'm, 1900. Annie T., wife Of joseph II. Cooper,
Eeiatives ana friends of the family are invited
40 otfend The funeral services az the residence Of
ber Nom. Leouard 2. Cooper 1907 freuch street,
tsis nity. on Wednesday afternoon. March itth,
40 o'clock. lnterment lombardy cemetery
WfrFNTEE In this ciiy, ON March llth'
larah a. narrngh, wite OF Francis Me ckntee
Priat YES and friends are respectfully Invited
teatfend the funeral IRON the residence OF her
bn-hand No. 1888 Lombard street, on Wednts'
dev morning, a. . O'Clock. Hieh mass ~ 81
pairicks Church lnterment at Cetheoral
cemetery ,,--,-,,.,.
pOtH-suddenly, a. Rochdale, Engp March 18th,
ioog. Leonard Bright Roth.
poW1FF-ln this city, on March ION, 1905,
Tohn W Rowzeo, aged q years.
Relatives and friends OF the family are inYlteo
~ attend the funeral service at bis late residence
~ 1sO7 West sixteenth street, on Monday even
inc March 18th. at $50 O'Clock lnierment al
savage. Nd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12
ALLEE GOES TO GEORGETOWN.

And Meeting of the Union Republican
Committee May be Ca led.
Special Dispatch to Every Evening
Dover, March u. The departure Of
United States Senator j. Frank Alice
and James N. Satterheld, secretary
Of the Union Republican State Cen
tral Committee, for Georgetown, this
morning has given rise to the opini On
that a conference will be held between
Senator Alice, Dr. Marshall ana DR..
Layton aud that a call for an early
meeting Of the Union State Commit
tee will be the result.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12
The union Inspected

Government inspectors tudsy made
an inspection Of the stsamtoat Ulrica
OF the New Jersey & Wilmington Ferry
Co., as is required by Law, the boat
having had a thorough oSerhaulinR'
The inspection took place at the
railway OF the Pusey & Jones %. 1he
tughoat Emily is making the trips Of
the Ulrica, on the regular schedule, TO-
day. The Ulrica Will 60 into service
again tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12
Bible Meeting.

At the regular meeting of the Whining
ton Bible Union, this evening, the teacher,
w. l.. Pettingill, will conduct a special
study on ''Thc Second Coming of Christ, >"
there being no regular lesson for next
Sunday. The meeting will be held in
North Baptist Church on Lincoln street
near Delaware avenue, and will begin at
7.45 o'clock. All are welcome.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12
Additional FIra ProteotIon.

In each of the corridors of the five floors
Of the P, b. & w. railroad Office building
have been installed a number OF reels Of
hose, which permit the unreeling Of the
hose toward either end of the building
without creasing or twisting the hose.
Each hose has been fitted with a shop
nozzle, and If water is not needed It can
be shut off Immediately, without causing
unnecessary damage by water.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12
INEw YoRK ooTToN MARKET.
......a,na -. nl.rnlch IL snerIal MlraA

Associated Press Dispateh by sueciai wirss
New York. March 70 Cotton opened
steady today; March, l0.3si April, 1850,
offered; May, 1857 June, 1888; July,
1870; August, 1868, bid; september,
1927, bid October lOlS; November,
1919, bid, December 1923; January,
1928.
Cotton opened steady al a decline ot
point to an advance of 3 points. Cover
ing at the decline impaired a steadier
tone during the middle Of the morning
and prices rallied 3 or 4 points.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12
wREoK oN NJ B. \ Q.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special wires
Fostoria, O., March l2.-No deaths
occurred today among those injured yes
terdav in the wreck on the Baltimore &
ohio Railroad near this city. The in
iured are reported as doing well. Mail
Clerk Shook and Engineer Siegle, who
we're at first thought to be fatally hurrts
have rallied from the shocks and both,
Il is said. will recover.
The body of Mail Clerk Hoy has been
sent 10 Wheeling. W. Va, and the body
Of Fireman Hootman has been forwarded
10 Garrett. Ind.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12
A sliehtFire.

A slight fire, OF unknown origin,
occurred on Saturday night about
O'Clock, in the rear of the foundry Of
the Wilmington Brass Co., 5l5 East
Third street. Ihe district companies
responed from an alarm turned in from
box 2l3.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12
New YORK aiarKers.

Associated Press Disnatch by special Wires
New York March l2.-Flour. dull, but steady.
Wheat, higher; May, a rl6aei1sci July, Sia
81 7-i6c.
Rye, nominal
Corn, strong. May, 4si4o July, 4skc,
Beef. steady.
Pork, steauy.
Lard, steady: prime Western, s7.siae7 90.
sugar,raw strong; fair rehning,2 t5-idaSci centri
flgaI af test, 8l5 32a8lSc Moiassos sugar. ll-16
refined STEADY; crushed $685. powdered SA70i
granulated, SA60.
Petroleum steady: refined all ports, tI.65aSl. CO.
Coffee, steady No. Rio biac.
MOlasses, firm New Orleans. Soa5sc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12
Nau Wntohmenls cloeks.

Watchmen's magnetic clocks have been
Installed in the office building Of the r.,
b. q w. railroad, TO record the move
ments Of the watchmen about the building
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12
Free Moving Pictures

and stereopticon lecture Illustrating well
fare work and civic improvement at the
New-Century Club Building this evening
at S15 o'clock under the management
of the Mercantile Associations
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12
N.w Accounting Method

A new form of keeping accounts has
been inauqurated in the Baltimore a. Ohio
railroad Offices in this city, which is similar
10 the forms in use in Baltimore, New
York and other places. It will simplify
fho work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12
A Fratsrnnl visit.

About rs members Of st. Georges s
Castle. X. G. T.. Of this city went to
Kennett Square Pa. in special car on
Saturday night, on a fraternal visit TO
Kenneth Castle. The party was enter
tained at dinner at Iimms' cafe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12
lnridant to q WaQon.

An axle on delivery wagon OF the Troy
Laundry broke this morning at Delaware
avenue and jackson street. Nobody
was injured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12
Lettera on Estates.

Letters Of administration on the
estate OF LucieliA NJ. Mcclure were
taken out today by Ether s. Motherall.
Letters testamentary on the estate Of
Matilda A. Bedwell we're taken out by
| William IL. Dixon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12
nrnE1VEp RY rHE PopE.

Associated Pres Dsuatch by sueciai Wires
Rome. Italy, March l2.-lhe Pope
today received iu private audience j..
piernont Morgan n B. Hollins Mrs.
Hollns and Mis-. Hollins, all Of New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12
rogagement Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G; Pierson, an
nounce the engagement of Their daughter,
Ethel Mae, to Joseph Harold Maston oi
this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12

Catarrh Cure Complete with atomic
zer, tablets and medication sufficient TOR
months treatment; is the only rational
cure known. Any medical man will tell
you that Catarrh can only be cured by IN
halation and medication. limo real bene-
fit should be received by the patient
money willingly refunded. Price S2'OO
Penn Rheumatism Cure lis guaran-
teed to contain no poisonous matter Of
any nature whatsoever, is a strong tonic
to build up the weak and debilitated, cures
sharp shooting pains, sciatica, Lumbago
or pains due to Rheumatism. Price Sl.OO
Penn Cherry Elixir - The Best Cough
and Cold Cure Extant, if you once 'fy,
this you will always use It, you VIII
fnd il Goes all we claim for It. AS saie
reliable anodyne eexpeetorant,P Penn CherIy
Elixir has no equal. Price 25c.
Penn Dyspepsia Cure All forms OF
indigestion and stomach troubles con-
quered, such as rising food, Distress alter
eating Belching, Sour stomach, Heartburn
Palpatation Of the heart etc. Price 5Oe'
Penn Kidnsyand Liver T'abIets:-cure
Jaundice and torpid liver, Bilious Head
ache, Tired wornout feeling, Pains IN the
back. loins. groins, puffed and Flabby face
Dropsy in feet and limbs. Price SOC.
Ifyou use a Penn Remedy you can feel
assured that you are taking an honest, re-
liable medicine Once tried always fakef
as they are compounded by
physician and specialist and must NOT pe
clsssed with the ordinary run oi paten'
medicine RENE dies.
Miller Drug Co., 4o2 Market ST
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12

lawn and batiste. in soft
lingerie styles, are in the
majority. Here's a $3.50
or sI.75 number for to-
day and tuesdays selling.
S1.O0 each. q
Embroidery and lace vie with
one another to add TO the charm
and grace Of these mighty cheap
waists. They button up the
back OF front; all are cut very
full and excellently made. Nearly
all have the deep cuff that is so
fashionable. Price, Sl.00 in
stead of Sl.50 OF sl.75.
a l..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12

There ia no return Of an eruption banisn-
ed with Glenn's sulphur soap.
HiH's Hair and Nhisker Dye, DlaoA OF
brown, 5oc.r