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SWEEPING DYSPEPSIA AWAY.
The kemarkabio Curative Properties of
tepsikola Tablets

Inc remarkable Curative Properties of
fepsikola Tablets.
So many cases have come right under n.
Il. Daniorth's own personal observation
that Mr.. Daniorth now knows beyond all
question what iepsikola tablets will do,
ana he can give you the names OF scores Of
people whose experience with Il has been
remarkable. In fact, there il hardly a
person IN Wilmington today but knows OF
some one who has been decidedly benefited.
Thin folks lind that it increases their
weight Others claim that il cures heart.
burn palpitation, sour stomach, wind
belching, had taste In the mouth. coated
tongues iulnesa and distress after eating.
while TO those who are listless. tired and
worn out and without ambition h gives
new yigor and renewed vitality right away.
And the guarantee is so plain and so sure
mere can he no misunderstandinr. He
ooes not want even one dissatisfied Gus
toner IN Wilmington and he always sells
hepslkola tablets with the understanding
tnat you must be greatly benefited or You
asking for II. -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29

According 20 the State Sentinel Of Dover.
Union Republican organ, Democrats
never did, and probably never win. under
stand Republican politics" Oh. YES,
they do, very we'll Republican politics
of the Union Republican brand and az the
last election Of both Union and Regular
brands, simply comprise money, and
plenty Of It, for the purchase Of votes on
election dav.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
PRArER
john a. NhlrtIer.


Thine are all tho gifts, o Godi
Thine the broken bread;
Let the naked feet De shod.
And the starving fed.
Let Thy children. by Thy grace.
Give ne they abound,
Till the poor have breathing space
And the lost are found.
Wiser than the miser's boards
ls the giver'a choice;
Sweeter than the song Of birds
Is the thankful voice.
Welcome smiles on faces sad
As the flowers of spring;
Let the tender hearts be glad
With the JOY they bring.
Happier for their PHYS sake
Make their sports and plays,
And from lips OF childhood take
Thy perfect praise
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
War on nnrn

War has been declared upon dogs in the
vicinity Of State Road. Some time ago
a dog with a chicken in its mouth was shot
and killed and the owner of the dog threat
ened to shoot the first one that crossed
his property. Orlando Sutton, who owned
a valuable shepherd dog, missed the latter
for several weeks He located it on Fri
day in a clump Of woods, where il had
been shot and Killed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
ohautauoua circle.

The Chautauqua Circle Of Education
was organized yesterday in this city in
the rooms of the Young Mems Hebrew
Association, at Fourth and Shipley
streets. Forty-seven Hebrews signed the
roll. The object is to assist to keep alive
the interest in Hebrew literature. The
circle was instituted by OrganizerJeanette
Miriam Goldberg Of Texas, and the organi-
zation was effected by The election of
James j. Cohen, president; Jacob Faber,
secretary, and Miss Sarah Hanllin, treas
urer. Meetings will be held weekly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29

A story sent from this city 10 q Phila-
delphia newspaper is 90 the effect that
"Addicks is likely to run his own ticket
in Delaware at this years election" Not
at an improbable; nor Is it unlikely that
Alice and Layton may both be found in
the harness helping him elect Il.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
For Universitv Fund

A special collection will be takenin tho
Catholic churches throughout the United
States next Sunday for the purpose Of pay
ing some debts of the Catholic University.
Washington. A letter was read yesterday
in the local churches from Cardinal Glib
bons asking the people to contribute next
Sunday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
sunday-sehool oassrs Installed

The officers and teachers of Central
Presbyterian Sunday-school were in
stalled at a special service held in that
church last evening. The choir furnished
special music for the occasion and Rev.
7. A. McCurdy, ID. d., preached an appro-
pirate sermon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29

Slowly, but surely the rebellion in
Russia is suhsiding and while ID may not
be Suppressed It is SO subdued that the
government now has an opportunity to
take a breathing snen for the purpose of
finding cut where it stands.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29

The National Publicity bin organiza-
tion has issued an address. appealing for
the formation of similar organizations in
al States, and recommending a national
bill requiring tho disclosure under oath Of
all election contributions and eNpendi-
tunes. Such a measure would no doubt
do much good, but il is probable that more
would be accomplished by sternly enforced
laws under which election rascals and vote
buyers might be sent to jail.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
An oneration Performed

Mrs. Albert Schneider of Seventh and
Iatnau streets was operated upon at the
jefferson Hospital Philadelphia. ON Satur-
day afternoon for a tumor near the right
shoulder. The operation was performed
by Prof Heam.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
ono Rlrhteous Paper.

Only one Republican newspaper-the
Middetown Transcript had the hon
esty and courage to make the slightest
protest against the practical removal Of
Mr. C. Candy Hopkins from the presi-
dcncy Of the New Castle county Levy
Court in order to make room for Robert
McFarlin
"The record made by Mr.. Hopkins as
chairman was, or should have been, sufli-
cient to entitle him to reelection" says
the Transcript "He made a good pre-
siding officer, was attentive to the bust
ness Of the county, and withal pleasant in
his relations to everyone"
Every word Of this praise is true. Then,
why should the Republican majority OF
the Levy Court have consented to the re-
moval OF such a capable and satisfactory
presiding officer, in order TO make room
for an unknown and decidedly doubtful
quantity
The Middletown Transcript expresses
the hope that the new president will
prove as acceptable as his predecessor, but
its hopes are clouded by doubts, and with
reason. For, as no good grounds may be
advanced in support Of the change, nc
good can be expected to come of it.
The only thing for interested taxpayer
TO do is 20 keep a close watch upon the
Levy Court under the new administration
and see that no evil arises from the chang,
in It's Craftsmanship, which was eflocteC
under circumstances calculated TO incit,
grave suspicious, TO say the least.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
md Elrht For Rnform.

The campaign against bribery and cor
Euption at elections in Delaware is pro-
crossing favomhly. Each week the sus-
sex Republican of Georgetown the insti-
gator Of the present movement prints the
names of additional signors to the anti
bribery pledge. No partisan lines are
drawn in this movement and Re-
publicans and Democrats alike Join
hands in the good cause Even
Union Republicans, men who have been
actively connected with the political or
ganization whose foundation was the
money contributed in enormous amounts
by the most notorious corruptor OF cleo
tions ever known in this country, have
expressed their sympathy with the reform
cause by attaching their signatures to the
lAnti-bribery pledge.
Conspicuous contributions 10 the litera-
ture OF the campaign were provided during
last week by Bishop Coleman Of the Epis-
copal Diocese Of Delaware and Mr. Henry
b. Thompson Of Grcenvillc, chairman of
the Regular Republican State Committee,
which we take pleasure in here reprinting:
Permit me TO congratulate you on your
crusade against bribery.
1t Is my sincere hope and belief that
specific good can and will. result from this
movement. You have known so well for
o number Of years past my attitude on
this question, that you can count on my
help to further this good cause
That the time is ripe is a trueism. That
something can be accomplished by honest,
intelligent work goes without saying
You are arrayed against n time-honored
custom in Delaware justified by many
good people by the specious reasons
"Iho end Wstihes the moans;' eve must
fight the dovil with fire. "mst a little
use of money In this district means CON
troll of the Legislature "tho Democrats
are great sinners "tho Union Repuhli.
cans use money; and the Regulars on a
pinch. do not dospiso It in spots. But
after an the specious and special reason,
have been filed. and YOU are face TO face
with actunl conditions, we all know that
IL Is dirty and criminal business TO contro
mans political convictions through d
money brihe.
permanently perpetuate such a govern
mont as these United States are suppose,
to stand for
Now, there are two methods by which
your proposed organization can accom-
plish IFS ends.
First BY arousing public sentiment {,
such apitch that bribery will be impossible
To realize the full value of such
method viii be- work Of years.
Second BY presenting such a metho,
20 the prosecuting authorities of thi
State as will land some of the offenders +
jail-tho latter method being somowha
more concrete and rapid; but this metho
70 be successful must be supported by a
improved public opinion.
Yours very truly,
Henry B. Thompson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
FIre pIstrIet for 1ndsp endence.

Chief Stilley Of the Fire Department has
assigned the Independence Fire Co. Is
fire boxes to respond to hereafter on first
alarm All Of the boxes are east of
Market street, and the numbers are as
follows. 6. Is, l6 H. 2l, ~, So, "a, 1l5,
l25, l43. l62, l63 l64, pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29

The secretary Of State Of Massachusetts,
has just published a document showing
the number Of divorces granted in 1904. Il
reveals a slight decrease from the figures
in 1908, from l,72l 10 69s, but an actual
increase IN proportion 10 the number Of
marriages. Whereas in 1908 there was
one divorce TO every l56 marriages, in
1901 the proportion was one TO 1873. In
1902 the ratio was but one TO ia; in 1895
il was one to "a p; and in 1890 one to 81 o..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
En- nrarament Announced

Announcement has been made Of the
engagement Of Miss Helena Springer
Green and John J. Raskob, both of this
city The wedding will take place in the
spring
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29

New Jersey has 9,157 school teachers,
of whom S,OSS are women, and the aver
age salary paid is S56s.s3. This average
is quite commendable, as there are States
where it is considerably less.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
Anti-Bribery Pledge!

l do hereby solemnly promise, on my sa.
cred honor, that will not, directly or indi
rectly, pay, offer or promise to pay; contribute
or offer or promise to contribute, any money
or other valuable thing as a consideration or
reward for the giving or Withholding vote at
any general, special or primary election to be
held in this State; and will not, by the use or
promise OF money or other valuable thing, OF
otherwise, cause or attempt to cause any Off
Ger OF election or registration officer to violate
his official duty, or by like means influence or
attempt to influence any person to be regis.
tered or abstain from being registered; and to
do all IN my power to enforce the provisions
of the Constitution and statutes of this State
against bribery.
Representative Dist No. County
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
ours very truly,
nenry b. THOMPSON.

It having been intimated to me that a
letter from me upon the subject would be
welcome, | am venturing to write eN-
pressing my cordial approval of the move
ment that you have formally inaugurated
for the publication Of the political life of
Delaware
In attaching my name TO the pledge
which Is being circulated. | am empha-
sizing what all Of ms who are interested
might in our Commonwealth have felt.
and some of MS have openly said for years
That here is need of concerted action in
tins direction is evident enough when we
consider the wide and disastrous preva-
lence Of the corrupt practices in question
Any contribution towards the needed
reform that Is made out of a single desire
for Delaware's fair fame ought TO be made
gladly and courageously. and / am most
ready to add my own mite towards the
success of your laudahle endeavors re-
main Faithfully youn.
Leighton Coleman
Here is advice appropriate and to the
point. "lhat there is noed Of concerted
action in this dipction' is evident enough
when we consider the wide and disastrous
prevalence Of the corrupt practices in ques-
tion," writes Bishop Coleman. And
never was their prevalence wider or more
disastrous than at the election Of 1904,
despite the enormous extent Of corruption
funds used previously during the regime
Of corruption
Practical as well as pertinent, are Mr..
Thompsons suggested methods of bring
ing about rciorm: "By arousing public
sentiment TO such pitch that bribery will
be impossible" and by presenting such
evidence to the prosecuting authorities Of
this State as will land some Of the offenders
in iailn
Well, the anti-bribery organization now
in process Of formation may do both Of
these things For if the fot named
should not bring the desired result there
Will be no disposition to spatc efforts
which viii surely bring about the second.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
Child Evangelist to Preach.

Beginning this evening and continuing
for a week Walter Wallace Edwards q
child evangelist, will preach In Bethel
A. NJ. 4. Church lie is but I years old.
Sour stomach and nervousness relieved
by DIR. Wards Headache Powders. Try
them.f
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29

Such January weather as we are now
enioyingl Does the "oldest inhabtant"
remember any January of the past that
rivals il?
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
NIsoKILAEEous RECORD

WIIMISeroN, nfoNDAY, J4M 9
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-11
Round Trip Rates via. G. s. w. G.

To Grccnvllr. $. c., Account Gen
rral Assembly Of The Presbyterian
Church in United States. May 1926,
1905. Round tri p rate. one first class
fare plus - cents. Tickets on sale
May l4-l5-lG, with final return limit
May 81. 1906. except that by deposit
Of tickets with Special Agent at
Grccvillc, and payment of fee of
fifty cents at time Of deposit an cx-
tension of final limit to June Is, 1906.
may be obtained.
Ernest Williams,
General Passenger Agent.
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TEACHER IS EXAMINATION.

Applicants for certificates to teach
in the public schools will be examined
by the county board of education at
Ecwbcrry on Friday, May 18th, be-
ginning at nine o'clock---Whitc ap-
picanlS in the supcrintcdcnt' $ Office,
cnlnrcl applicants in the court room.
AT the same time an examination will
be held for any who have taken the
"tcachcr's reading circlc' course.
J. S. Wheeler,
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LETTERS or ADMINISTRATION
State Of South Carolina,


State Of South Carolina,
County of Newberry.
BY John G. Wilson, Esq, Probate
Judge.
Whereas. Robert Griffin hath made
suit to me. to grant him Letters Of
administration Of the Estate Of and
effects Of Anthn>;% Griffin. with the
will annexed.
These are therefore to cite and adj
m"ni>h all and singular the kindred
and Creditors of the said Anthony
Griffin. deceased, that they be and ap-
pear before me. in the Court Of Pro-
bate. ln he held at Ncwbcrry on Sat
urday. May 26. next after publication
thereof. at | O'Clock i'm The forenoon,
to show cause. if any they have, why
the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my Hand. this 9Th day
nf May Ammo Domini. 1906.
j. G.. Wilson,
J. p. n. G..
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Winthrop College
Scholarship and Entrance Examine

Scholarship and Entrance Examination.
The examination for the award OF vacant
scholarships in Wnth op College aud for the
admission of new students will he held at the
County Court House on Friday; July hth at 9
wears of age when scholarships arc vacated
alter luiv g. they will bc awarded TO those max.
inp the highest average at this examination
provided they meet the conditions governing the
award. Applicants for scholarship should write
to Pre- ident Johnson before the examination Tor
scholarship application blanks
The next session will open September 18th. 1900.
10, further information ard catalogue, address
Pres ID. B Johnson, Rock I'LL, Z.
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Al thirty woman is willin" to
marry man old enough TO be her
father. and at fifty she is just as
wlllln" I" marry one young enough
to be her son.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-11

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for Bicycle sundrics and repairs.
Will do your repairing promptly and
guarantee satisfaction.
Cromer & McGraw.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-29

- feluth NO pears 6J Qeg ZZ l.6 tSUll. 339S.o5 IL, and cor No. l, LawtoR lode, bears Y ls deg $ min 23.I ssc W, 4ITs.63 it. Thence x T deg Il min ", variation % des le, miu E.
 800 fJ to cor No. 3, a sreanstone 34xlnxls ias chiseled I4-66l E. Thence 5 I5 deg 09 min ", variation g deg If min E.
 43j,6 fl to cor No. 3. q greensboro 2sxlsxle ilA, chlseled I-662 E. Thence s ~ deg d min E, var. % dsa H- ,378 1t Rainb951 creek, course q deg W
 5O0 1t to cor No 4. -a spruce plug set ia z esl. glsmerste boulder 5x4Ss t xposed scrlbsf
 L-652 E. Thence 15 degea min P, variatios s deg ls.
 min E.
 S92.7 ft, Rsinbow>creek, 7ft vide. course As
 deg W
 435.6 1t to cor Nos,l l, the place of beginnilg.
 Containing 5 acres.
 This claim i. further dsscribsd az being sit uate in Elliott Creek valley about SIX and one half miles cast Of the Kotsn. river, Copper, River region, in latitud. 6l deg 5S min p soe N, longitude l4t deg , min V, approximately. in the Valdez Recording and Mining District, District of Alaska.
 The adjoining claim shown by the plat et survey is Survey No. 620 Guthrie lode. adjoin. ipg the Lswton lode on the south. There are no conflicting claims shoTn.by the plat of sur vey, or known.
 The locations cf.these mining claims and mill site are recorded irathe office of the ' s. Com, missioner and eX -0:ESeto Recorder for the Val deg Recording District, at Valdez, Alaska, sss follows,
The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-29

in the movement.
 Seattle, Nov. 23-The testimony in the Dix hearing shows that the chieftengineer of the Jeanie was absent without leave from the yes sel and there was no lookout on the Dix. The prosecuting attorney was present at the hearings and ii is sprobable that warrants against the masters of both vessels on a charge of manslaughter will be issued.
 Washington, Nov. 23-The de parta snt of justice has finally de- cided to.allow the temporary shift ing of the judges of the First and Third divisions of Alaska The matter has been under adyistment for some time but was only settled yesterday. According to the pro- gram decided upon Judge Wicker sham is. to hold cOurt in, Nalirz
The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-29

Thsnfs ss deg c F. Tor va 61 s Se des F 1p1c. ps set in limestone ledge, scribed VIC. $50 fl to cor No. 3, not get as it falls among loose rock Thence $ 10 deg l6 min W, variation @I deg F 26O it. Pouch creek. 1t wide, course 6c deg "
 $50 fl to cor Mo- 1, spruce plug set in lime stone ledge, scribed M-2 S-659. Thence 2l deg Al min 5O sec W, Vaflatlon 5I 500 1t to cor No 5, limestone 30xl2xl2 ins, chiseled M-l S-2 F-65o. Thence \ 10 deg 10 min V, variation -ol deg S' nm F.
 s5O it to cor No. 6, a limestone 2sx15x1O ins, chiseed M-659. Thence . 89 deg W, var. 3l deg l5 min E. 334 it, Pouch creek, 1t wide, course 50 deg V.
 s5G ii to cor No i, the place of beginning Containing l8.70f acres.
 sAHoLEoN LODE. Beginning at cor So 1, identical with cor No. 5, Marmot lode of this survey previously de. scribed Whence [. S. Loc Mon. Valdez No. 3 bears 72 deg 3 min IL see w. 27l5. fl it. Dis coyery bears \ S8 deg 9 min E 1409 46 fl. Thence = 2I deg Il min 3O sec l., variation 3l
 deg :,J min f.
 Discovery bears 79 deg g min |, 1920 1t.
 
 MarIuot lode of this survey previously de- sCriDed Thence @ deg 3 min E, var. 31 deg E. l50O 1t 10 cor No 3, identical with cor No. ?, Survey N0 658, Fortuna lode. Cor rot set as 1t falls amongst loose rock. Witness cor to cor No bears 2l teg.h min g SecW 3ydlt. Thence 2l deg T min 90 see V, variation 3l
 deg 3G min F.
 30Gi,, al,.esa T to cor Nc. 3, limestone l5xi&<!2 ips. cfi,olet W. (. 3 S.S59. Dis coyery bears \ = ,tes "2 min W,'!50 fJ 6G0 il ,u co. ,,or l, identical with cor No. i, Forta.4a lode, and c"% Nc 2 Copper Queen lode hOlh If Suryey No. 65s, greensboro 2Syi.~I0 ins, chiseiei S-3 F-;i5@y Thence 79 deg 32 min ", variation 3l deg 59
 min r..
 l59a 1t to cor No. !, the place of beginning. Containing 2J.2e5 acres.
 FLANDERS LODE. Beginning at cor No. I, gceenstone 25xi0xS ing. chiset,tI i-ij.; naence |. $. Loc. Mon. Naldez Nc be#rs V D ,igS 26 min 34.2 sec ", 27iZ.42 1t. Discovery bears Sc deg t3 min 30 sec E, I236 o5 1t. - q ,,,i,, -oo L.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-29

-NlNV II MI AnrnS

M - lSl ll - lzlH lll! Containing l7.47i acres SnsM
 MARIE ANroINRrrE LoDs' eglnnin9 at cor No. l. identical with COT sSo 1, Red Jacket lode of this survey previously described Whence witness cor. to cor. No bears <. ,3 de@. 5l min ". 22 IT, r. & Ioc, Mon Valdez No. 2 hears & 5S deg 49 min. S.I see. fS6I.Sd IT,, and discovery bears N 30 deg l Thence s. 75 deg. 5l min W variation 20 deg. s
 miu E
 From cor No. l.
 7 fl, witness cor to cor No. ], identical with witness cor Co cor 10. 1 Red Jacket lode oi lh,s SG.yey previously described. 5)f.o2 q 70 car Na. . on line 6-l Fl Capital ioGc, gsfG identical with cor No. ,, Rec jacket lode ot this survey previously dc Thence \ deg go min w. variation 90 deg T. ga.5 'it': ft .5 cor yo. 3. ,donIau with cor No | EI Glritan l2dc Ui this Slryay, "hcnc. Ej:ncs eor.to cor No. bears x = GeS !| min ", IS t.
 .l.caaa \ = Ges ls min ", variation 30 deg |; Fron, irue cor N. 9.
 75p!;, co., Ao. , Fl ca3iton lode of this sur il5y.7 i ,s cor No. 1, identical with witncs, cor to cor Nc. , S@rycI No. V53 Albcrt John Stou loGc. 4 >P.u:2 plug set in green stCUo s,,rrvp, syIihgd >j. A-aG& |. .'h2Hc- \ ,a G.s 5' min l., variation &2 deg ,;
 aiG ...
 eJo.o8 |, 10 cor No on line 12 Survey NJ %, Albert Johnston lode al D deg 5l mil N, 4455 i, frorQ cor No. l. limestone 2syl0x6 ins chiseled N. A,3, O-6t5 A. taence l2 des IS min l., variation Il oeg 5i min |.
 llCa.7l f to cor No. S. identical with cor No & SGJy,y Nc. C3l Elizabeth lode, a green. stem jEl2NG ins, chisgi2d 6 M A-2t-6t5 \ Theme Saaes $0 Iain E, variation B deg IG
 min r.
 33o.&it to lor No. l, the place ot beginning. Containing -1Al5 acres.
 CrHiR iuiE.
 Beginuia- at cor No. !, identical with cor No :. Survey No. G.,l, Elizabeth lode, and with coz ;e. 'na.ila lode "i l.:,s >Hrycy preyionsi' sScribcG. Whence [. S. I.or. Mon. Valdez No bears 5 Is ;Ieg I3 min r.I >e. T., 475.O Il, HnC discovery bears \ S9 Gcg !1 min W, 32I2l fi. Thence s 75 deg 5l min ", variation 30 deg E. G,s9 90 it to cor No. 2 identical with cor No. 8, ! survey N. 63l Elizabeth lode, and with cor 10. Marie An oiuette lode oi this sur