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Saved BABY
LYONS LIFE
Untold Suffering and Constant
Misery-Awful Sight From that
Dreadful Complaint, lnfantile &C.
zema-Commenced at Top Of his
Head and Covered Entire Body.
MOTHER PRAISES
CUTICURA REMEDIES

~Our baby had that dreadful com
plant, lnfantilo Eczema, which afflicted
him for several months, commencing at
the top Of his head, and at last covering
bis whole body. His sufferings were
untold and constant misery, in fact,
there was nothing We would not have
done to have given him relief. The
family doctor seemed TO be wholly
incapable Of coping with the case, and
after various experiments Of his, which
resulted in no benefit to the child, we
sent to Mazon, H., TO druggist and got
q full set Of the Cuticura Remedies and
applied rs per directions, and be began
to improve Immediately, and IN about
three OF four days began to show a
brighter spirit and really laughed, for
the first time in year. In about ninety
days he was fully recovered, with the
exception Of a rough skin, which Is
gradually disappearing, and eventually
will be replaced by a healthy one.
"Praise for the Cuticura Remedies
has always been our greatest pleasure,
and there is nothing too good that We
could say in their favor, FOR they GER
tainly saved our baby's life, for he was
the most awful sight that ever beheld,
prior TO the treatment of the Cuticura
Remedies. Mrs. Maebelle Lyon, 1929
Appleton Ave-, Parsons, Kan, July IS,
1905"
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II. T. Sergeant,
Coal and Wood
Office. Seventh and King SITS.
Both Phones.
IN WALL STREET TODAY.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Wall Street, New York. May 4.--The
higher range of prices IN London had
some effect upon international stocks in
the opening dealings in the stock market
here today, but the early movement WIS
much confused and irregular Canadian
Pacific rose IL and Union Pacific and
Reading "a, but the latter Immediately
lost its gain. Anaconda broke 81. and
the opening in Amalgamated Copper was
of $500 shares at 96 to 9615 compared
with o. last night. Tennessee Coal fell
~, American Smelling ] a and National
Lead a point
Aside from some feverish fluctuations,
prices went sharply upward when it was
perceived that the inside support and
commissionhouses were taking all the
offerings Stocks which had been de-
pressed at the outset scored large gains
notably Amalgamated Copper, Anaconda
and Smelling Representative railroads
were bought heavily, especially Union
Pacific and Reading.
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COMPLETE TREATMENT 81

Complete external and internal treat
ment for every humor, consisting Of
Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Pills, may
now be had for one dollar. A single
set is often sufficient TO cure the most
torturing, disfguring, itching, burning,
and scaly humors, eczemas, rashes, and
irritations, from infancy 10 age, when
all else fails.
Cuiicura soap, Ointment and Pulls are sold throughout
thcWord. Potter Drug Chem. Corp. sole fropa Bofon
r7- send for " The Crcai skln Book
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PhilaasIpnlA narkela.

ANNH ef~NAaA
Philadelphia, Pa, May s-Wheat nrm.
No red in export elevator, s6isas7c; No /
Northern, do, sOa9lc: No. Northern. do ssa
sec.
Corn quiet; No. 2 m export elevator b4n5iIsc.
Oats. unchanged; No. white natural, SSlsasgc;
No. white clipped, aslaa89c
Bran, firm; winter IN uuiE. s2250as2& spring
in sacks, Sl2o0nS2i
Refined sugars. quiet; powdered sf.75as4. so;
granulated, S4o5asA70; confccuoners A. a. 50a
Si.b5; Keystone A. S4S0at4il
Butter, unchanged, extra Western Creamery,
2ic; do. nearby prints, DC
riggs, steady nearby fresh, lG1sc At mark;
Western fresh l7c al marx.
Live poultry, unchanged fowls, lfc; old
roosters, l0c; spring chickens, 2sn27c; ducks, 1ic
geese l0allc
choice, lic do. lair 70 good, l3lS OLD roostcrs,
l01Sc: roasting chickens. choice. l5c. do. fair 70
good. l2alic.
Potatoes. quiet, Pcunsyivania choice pertbushel
S5ae0c; New York ana western. do. do. 15ssjc.
New York and western fair 70 good, DO. eos7oc.
Flour nrm.
Hay, arm
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JOINT FISHERY Laws.
Delaware and New Jersey Commissioners
to Meet Next Week.

The Delaware Commission Delaware
and New Jersey Fisheries Compact
held a meeting in this city yesterday
afternoon and after providing for the
payment of certain bills contracted by the
commission discussed the arrangements
for the meeting Of the Delaware and
New Jersey committees on next Tues
day 1t viii be held in Philadelphia and
several drafts Of fishing laws may be
submitted It is probable there will be
a lengthy discussion upon the question
of the menhaden fishermen.
The Delaware commission is COM
posed of Alexander B. Cooper, Walter
II. Hayes and William S. Hilles. The
New jersey commissioners are Senator
W. j. Bradley, ]. Boyd Avis and Hon
James Simple
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N.u Ynrl. NlnrKnr..
Associated Press Disnassn BY special wire.

Associated Press dispatch by epeoial Wires
New York. May 4-Flour, receipts 20 SOS
bhls; sales. 100 bbls Dull. hut steady
Wheat, receipts, 5000 bushels. sales, 7bQ OOo
bushels fasy. May, sSlfaos s. Ice; July. s5
aS5l6c; September, S354aS3isc.
Rye. nominal; No . Western, 700 fob. New
York.
Corn, receipts. 65575 bushels. sales, 10000
Lower July 5s1sc; September. 5si4c.
Beef, steady,
Pork, steady; mess, sl7. 25asiL75: family.
SIS 80: short clear SIC pass
Lard, easy: prime Mestern, 665; nominal
Sugar, raw, arm: fair refining. l5-i6c; cen
triiugal,96 test, ZIG Molasses sugar. 11-i6c.
Refined, steady; crushed, t5.39 Powdered, 81 20
Granulated, s4.6a
Petroleum, steaty; refined all ports. 81. 75aSI 81
Coffee steady; No 2 Rio Sc.
Molasses, steady, New orleans, 3oa3sc.
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Wilmington 1905 CITY Directory.

Subscriptions for the 1906 Whining
ton City Directory will be received at 81
until May 9th, after which date the price
will be S6. No books for 1906 will be
sold for less than the latter price after
date named. Forward your subscription
at once TO John 4. Mullins, Manager,
300 Shipley streets
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
n. B. Danforth Tells OF the Remarkable
Success Of Pepsikola Tablets in Reliev-
ing Indigestion.

success Of PepsikoIs Tablets in Rsiiev-
ing Indigestion.
After selling all kinds of remedies for
dyspepsia and indigestion We can truthfully
saw that we never knew anything to give
such universal satisfaction as Pepsikola1ab-
LET'S, They not only aid digestion, but they
act as a grand nerve tonic as well. Many
Wilmington people who have not enjoyed
a good meal for years now say that after
using one or two % cent boxes of these little
tablets they feel rs II they could eat a
horse and digest II too.
Mr.. Danforlh has been recommending
this grind dyspepsia remedy for nearly two
years ow and from actual experience knows
there Is no other remedy 30 sure 10 relieve
sour stomach, bad taste In the mouth,
coated tongue. palpitation, eleeplessnsss,
wind belching and other distressing Eymp-
toms of indigestion. And Pepsikola Tablets
must cure you or there is nothing to pay.
They will renew your energy, steady your
nerves, regulate the action of your heart.
Improve your appetite. put new life IN your
stomach, and will do more to tone up and
improve your general health than anything
you ever heard Of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-04
Girl cr,,,oall I'M.

Elsie, the 12-years. old daughter Of
Conductor Harvey Henderson Of the
West Chester, Kennett and Wilmington
electric railway, is critically i'll at the
home Of her parents at Kennett
Square, Pa, with typhoid pneumonia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-04
Tallen Horss stopped trolley CARS.

A horse belonging to the Cold Spring
Ice and Coal Co. fell at Fourth and
Market streets, this morning The horse
lay on the car tracks and delayed traffic
for a short time Il was not injured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-04

act promptly and effectively within
these broad limits
Though not bearing upon the ques-
ton Of railroad rates, these are two
measures consideration of which is inn
peratively suggested by the submission
of this report. The Standard Oil Co
has largely by unfair or unlawful methods
crushed out home competition. IL is
highly desirable thal an element of COM
petition should be introduced by the
passage Of some such law as that which
has already passed the House, putting
alcohol used in the arts and manufactures
upon the free list. Furthermore, the
time has come when no oil or coal lands
held by the government, either upon the
public domain proper or in territory
owned by the Indian tribes. should be
alienated The fee to such lands should
be kept in the United States govern
ment whether or not the profits arising
from it are to be given TO any Indian
tribe, and the lands should be leased
only on such terms and for such periods
as will enable the government TO keep
entire control thereof.
Theodore Roosevelt.
The White House. May 4th, 1906.
The report of Commissioner Of Corpora
tions James Rudolph Garfield, which
accompanies the Presidents message.
details at length instances of favors ex-
tended to the standard Oil Co., by nu-
merous railroads, through open dis
ordinations and secret rates One of
the instances cited is "The Pennsylvania
Railroad has given the Standard a rate
of o cents a barrel from Olean, n. Y, to
Rochester, while the independent re-
fneries situated in territory adjacent to
Olean were given a rate OF 3S cents q
barrel. The saving to the Standard
during 1904 by the secret rate from
Rochester TO Olean alone was S1l5,0O0. "
Many other instances Of like nature are
cited by which it is claimed, the Stand
ard maintained absolute control OF large
sections of country,
There Is nothing mysterious about the
disappearance from the skin of erupiions,
burns, acalds, bruises, ulcers and sores
through the influence of Glenn's Sulphur
Soap. Sulphur is a potent purifier and
healer of the skin and is most benehcially
utilized in this form.
To renew your Youth use Hills Instan
tRneous Hair Dyes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-04
20 Wnrn Thlnklnr

Of charging $500 Tor those gold filed rim
less specs we purchased from Thompson,
but decided 20 run them as a May special
for Sl.5O. Cubberly, S24 Market street =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-04

Remember the date Of "The District
School" New-Century Club, Tuesday
evening, May sth You'll be well repaid
for being presents
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Mems Wear In the
Mems Department.

cd aisle, Market street,.
Several specials for Saturdays
selling;
Hosiery fancy half hose With
stripe and embroidery silk
clocks, our 25c quality ......17o
Soft Shirts, plain blue and tan ,i2o
Balbriggan gauze underwear Of
excellent quality;suspender tapes
pearl buttons and double scat;
long or short sleeve shirts with
French neck ............ 37l5o
Handsome Neglige Shirts, at
tached or detached cuffs; fine
STYLES .............. 76e
First floor
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w. ~. SnTifh&CO.
Successors 10
Nm. B. Sharp & Co.,
Fourth and Market StS.
ObcR Saturday cgeNiNgS until
9. so o'ci0ck.
Charming SILKS

CHaFHii0q silks
for soc a yard in reseda,
Alice blue, coral. navy
black and white, jasper
and green. These silks
are much below real value
and will please you.
This line also includes a beauti-
ful chiffon. navy and royal blue.
Also Foulards, green. navy black
and white, Alice blue. ten or
fifteen'diflerent shades and styles,
which are reduced from 75c to
soc. They are splendid wearing
silks. You should have one.
silk department, hrst hoor.
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When We Say

- ~ lOu ----------S
Acadia Cream Sugar Corn is
the best Canned Corn on the
market, we mean that you can't
buy better at any price. You
can pay as much money as you
please. but the quality and
purity, so much to be desired,
will be lacking.
GIt is packed by people who
have made the business a
study. One variety of corn
only is seected-and that is
the best grown. 1t goes into
the can the same day it is
pulled, and when the can is
sealed the natural qualities Of
the corn are sealed in it.
G.The tin cans are made right
at the factory and no solder or
acid Of any kind is used on the
inside Of the can.
G You'll not find strands Of the
corn silk in Acadia Cream
Sugar Corn. That's one Of
the many evidences Of a perfect
system Of canning.
q Because we have a superior
article in this Acadia brand we
propose to keep advertising it
and pushing it until every
family IN town is familiar
with it.
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Steel Enameled Ware Absolutely
Perfect.

81 o, asnaragus boilers. Saturday $50
81 5O large fish boilers, Saturday Sl.lO
$50 at. seamless covered cooking
potsfricn blue coiorl Saturday. ..........40c
aOc wash basins Saturday. ............. 100
iOc qt lip handled stew pans Satur-
day y..........s..s ;....s ..''Uo
75o and 0Oc 8 and iqt. double rice
boilers Saturday ............4 45c and 55o
90e comb cases saturday y................lOc
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Green Painted
Porch Screens

in stock now in the follow
ing sizes
6 feet wide and s feet long 8 feet
by S feet, 10 feet by ieet, 10
feet by s feet. The green
painted ones stand the weather
aud cut out lots Of glare, but do
not interfere with the breezes.
Phone us; we will send a man 70
measure for awnings or porch
screens. In our awnings we use
only John Boyles best quality
stripes.
Third floor, take elevator.
Stocks and Collars
in linen, madras, pique
and sheer lawn in eyelet
embroidery, shadow work
and the bea utiiul Japanese
work.
% and SOC. with a pretty line Of
lace collars for linen waists.
Collar and Cuff sets in the pret-
tiest and latest styles, at 25 and
SOC.
The "Longworth" tie and collar
in plain white, blue, grey, ecru
and white, with red, blue and
black dots, Soc
Fiut noor.
COrSefS for Saturday.
Girdles Of tape and sum-
mer net corsets in medium
shapes.
As satisfactory a cheap corset as
you ever saw for 25o; they COM
pare iavorably with most 35c
corsets.
Little Beauty waists for boys and
girls; strongly and smoothly
made of fine batiste; the girls
waists are trimmed with lace.
Boys, 25 and Soc
Girls 25 and 39c.
Corsets. hrst noor.
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4lndFrtahers.

James 7. Chandler,
Undertaken and Embalmer,
2f4 West Ninth Street.
aelephone connections
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IALK AS lE

You were making your will. The
fewer words the less litigation.
Our clothing does It's own talk
ing; the style, makeup, ft and
price speak for themselves. The
wear and service you find out.
There is a great demand for
grays, $40 to 500, in all the new
styles, special cuts at SIS, SlS,
$50 and $50. Have you seen our
lines Of Walkover and Boyden
new shoes for spring and sum-
mer ?
Open Tuesday and Saturday
nights.
JAS. 7. MULLIN \ SONS,
9th and Market
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sew asra Qao.as.oa.

Associated Press Dispatch By special Wires
New YorE. May f-The stock market opened
irregular.
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no you know that Smith & Reifsnider
- carry Porch and Stair Work in stock I?
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Orphans Cour

A. Kurtz Myers, Chief Judgements AIS
George R. Rupp, Associate Judge. 42S
John E. Eckenrode, Associate Judge 404
John J. Stewart, Reg. Wills, keeping
minutes for observation-disclosures. u
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Paid Corporations One-half Tax
Collected on Foreign Bonds.

Paid Corporation of New Windsor J
tax collected in Corporate limits. $500
Paid Corporation of Westminster
tax collected in Corporate limits. 299.9l
Paid Corporation of Union Bridge J
tax collected in Corporate limits. 1885
Paid Corporation of Taneytown J
tax collected in Corporate limits. 40
Paid Mayor and Common Council of
Westminster ! Franchise Tax paid
by Westminster Savings Bank Levy
of 1905 in accordance with Chapter
&c. Act of General Assembly 1902. 372.O9
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REMOVAL!

DR. w j. SELBY
has removed his dental Office from his coun.
Try residence to the Office of Messrs. Smith d
6elfsnider, formerly occupied by Mr.. Chas.
Goodwin as an insurance Office.
oec2 w. J. SELBY.
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A TToRNEY's SALE
~ OLA
VALUABLE HOUSE. AND LOI
Tn the town of Mt. Airy, Carroll County,
Maryland.

Maryland.
Rv virtue of the power and authority con
,o;ned in a power of attorney from Cara a;
CIarv dated 23rd of July, 1906, and recoroea
among the Land Records of Carroll County.
the said undersigned, as attorney, will sell at +
Public Sale on the premises In the town OIL
Mt. Airy, in Carroll County, Maryland on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 18th. 1906,
Of . o'clock, D. M, that Valuable House and
lot near the entrance to Wildwood Park, the
res;dence of the late Morgan G. Clary, de-
ceased, The improvements consist OF GssA
THREE. STORY FRAME DWELL -
| ING HOUSE, new and modern in appoint,
ments. containing bath room, hot and cold
| water arrangements, steam heating plant. and
| many other conveniences OF well-appointed
home. A wind pump at the door furnishes
excellent water and supplies the bath equip
ment. ~
This lot fronts 100 feet on the Parrsvlle
| road and has a. depth of $40 feet.
Offers Mt private sale will be received by
the undersigned.
Terms of Sale will be arranged to suit the
| purchaser, deposit of 500 being required,
| however, on the day Of sale. A part OF the
| purchase money may be left in the property.
CHAS. 0. CLEMSON.
Westminster, Md.
aue3 Is Attorney for Clara A. Clary.
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~ ENERAL STATEMENT
Receipts and Expenditures for
Carroll County for the Fiscal
Year Ending June 3Oth, 1906.

The following will show the amount Of taxes
levied for the year 1906, at 60 cents on each
$4,000 valuation, also the amount levied at
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*Under an act of the General Assembly of
1900. Chapter 242 the County Commissioners
the interest on said bonds, and also, beginning
on the first day of April, 1905, to retain
100000 each year thereafter to be paid on
the principal, the said sum to be retained
from the sum or sums of money apportioned
and appropriated by said County Commits.
sioners each year for Public School purposes.
d. J. HESSON,
GEO. E. BENSON,
GEO. w. BROWN.
Commissioners.
francis L. HAM, Clerk and Treasurer.
aug10 1t
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-02
GRAND LODGE TO HOLD
SESSIONS In HAYWARDS
Portuguese Society of Qaeen Isa-
+, bella, the Saint, to Convene
Next Week.

HAYWARDS, July 1. The Portu-
guese Society of Queen Isabella, the
Saint, viii hold it's grand lodge ses-
sions here, commencing July and con-
tinuing four days. There are sixty =
eight lodges in the State, the member
ship being composed of women of Por-
tuguese birth or descent. The grand
officers are;
Grand president, Maria C. Lemos
Oakland; grand vice president, Maria
c. TaVafes, Sacramento; grand secre-
tary. Maria A. S. Lemos, Oakland;
grand treasurer, Rita A. Rodgers, San
Leandro; grand mistress of ceremonies
Isabel G. Euiz. San Leandro; marshal,
Julia J. Smith. San Jose; grand inside
guard, Caroline r. Luiz, Pleasanton
grand medical examiner, DR.. Jose L.
d 'AZevedo, Oakland; grand directors
Maria J.. Gloria, Oakland; Maria c. Enos
Oakland; Georgiana Woods, Hayward;
Anna c. Martins, Watsonville; ATnalia
b. Azevedo,. Oakland; Rita Stanton, San
Lorenzo.
The delegates viii be the guests al
a reception on July 8. The day fol-
lowing high mass will be celebrated
at ALI Saints Church, and business ses-
sions of the grand lodge will be opened
at Native Sons HALL Monday evening,
July 8, an operate performance will
be given at the Haywards Opera house
Wednesday night a ball will be held.
The committee in charge is as follows:
Floor mana ger, Carl Sorensen; Mrs c.
Sorensen, William Zambresky, Miss c.
( Roderick. Joseph H. Silver, Miss H
King. Thursday evening a banquet
Will be given. the grand lodge closing
Friday, July 13.
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REFUGEE TRIES
To END LIFE
Stabs Himself Over the
Heart With Pocket
knife.
Failure to Secure En-
ploymentM MakesHim
Despondent.
SPECIAL pIspArcH TO THE CALL.

SAUSALITO. July 1.-James Cum
ningham. a San Francisco. refugee ana
former employe of the san jose
WoOlen Mills, made a desperate at
tempt to. commit suicide at an early
hour this morning by stabbing himself
over the heart with pocket-knl1e.
The fact that the blade was dun and
short prevented him from accomplish
ing his object. DIR. Mays, who was
called in, found that the knife had
slightly penetrated the lungs This
afternoon Marshal Harmon took Cum
ningham to San Rafael. where he Will
be taken care OF and an examination
made as to his sanity.
Several days ago Cunningham sent
his wife to her parents home above
Sacramento. He had been in a de-
spondent mood for several days on ac-
count of his inability to procure en-
ployment other than heavy. work He
came here after the earthquake and
made his home in Old Sausalito.