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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-10-18
NEW BRIDGES AND
CULVERTS

The Marion Bridge Works, floor
system at Heights Mill ..-. 6S7 90
Same, floor system at Falls MIL. 5sl Oh
same, Bridge JDN u at Pine Greek $50 10
same, general repairs steel joce 40 Oh
same, Bridge at Union Furnance l6S %
Same, Bridge l4xl6 at Slatzers lBs Oh
same, Briages at Brtghts and
Canans .... i56 %
SAFE, Steel joce at Old Town 20 G0
Rrichelderfer Bros, One bridge
lsHl6 Washington township. l62 90
j. {. Beal, Putting timber on Pei
ton bridge ~. 1000
Same, stone culvert at Candy
Town ,..~,...-, IS So
by creek, Ward township so OO|
Alfred Ingmire, flooring Carrick
bridge, Starr township 4 OO|
Thos Lehman, hauling bridge TO
i. c. inDoden, making temporary
bridge at McCowens 3O0|
:. l.. Swick, erecting bridge at
Isaac Reds .-.-.. 10 60
Eph. La'e, hauling bridge and
putting ON same near Mt.
Pleasant .... "a Is
Isaac Red, Putting on strIngersat
Eisz bridge ...., .... ~ 90
Noah McCoWen, making I'LL at
Heigles Ford ,.,.. IS 90
repair Old Town bridge sol
bridge at Gore ...,. 5s5
Deeds, Stoughton Co., spikes for
Buck Run bridge. -'..... .-.,.- % |
Elias Bright, cutting nut from
bridge truss - |
hoorlng, Il Woodland bridge > 10
I'riah Linton, consideration to
straighten creek ..-,.. 10 90 !
j W Nixon, flooring and spikes
WinOna bridge D., ,.. 500
John Hansel, replacing bridges ON
seoots Greek :'., .::s'. - 90 60
Samuel Hansel cutting drift from
bridge, SCOTS Greek ..,, 25 |
David Wolfe, making temporary
bridge on Hutter road ..., 500
Henry Hansel two pieces timber
i0r bridge stringers. ......,... 10 90 |
Buck Run ''''' ''.' - ',',.,e|s,..'' = ~ 2D
bridge near Greendale. %
REPAIRS 70 BRIDGES
II J Schulz, bridge plank and tim
bers 10 ltush Creek bridges 9S SO
q n Trimmer, bridge lumber and
labor, Brush Fork and Salem
bridges, Ward township ~ 81 |
Frank Pickett, bridge lumber and
labor Union FuTnance brtd-
ge ana Green township 9l 81
Charles Wiilisms, bridge lumber
Gore aud Oreyllle bridges 30 o.
II conkle q 90, bridge lumber
Tor Heigley aud Old Town
The W y Lumber Co., lumber for
Perry township and salter
Geo o'Nsili, lumber for o'Neill
and Brown bridges. ~. 5e2
VIII Huffman, bridge lumberan and
labor on Dresback bridge 500
Haryey Bowers, lumber for Josh
awn bridge Falls town
sui .t+s.+s...ss-.s-s tsfss ..s's %
Jamss ....nnison, lumber sor Wiz
ona bridge .... 60. ,.- .a3 90
Robert Todd, lumber for Ben
NoodaTd bridge 23 "a
III b johnson, lumaer for Bucha-
nau bridge Benton town
ship - ..+... . .t.. 81 80
~ Al Volt lumber for Buck Run !
bridge GoodhOpe township 10 20
Adam Polling, lumber and labor ]
AdcOck bridge ,- ...-,.-+. ~ 50i
Isaac Nancurfsu, lumber foI Car Z
lick bridge Starr township 20 10
w A Parks, building block clI- n
g-rta, carbonhill Neisonyille
road, kiauses Hill and Har- v
pofa ........4s +. /. .......4.. -. 81d Is
Alpha Gessells building block enl- Il
serts, near il Trlmlners Ia
fulls and nesf $ Lchmans, Il
IA Warrington township -. i41 0ol
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pRosEcuTINa ATroRNEY.

A R. sSs sSR5o3% % 2as rpSp'' salary Sep ws
vice for ieds. sowa"1" .'.'.....o .o az 400 90
A McBroom allowance for ad-
vice for months 1906........ 100 90 |
A McBruom 10 per cent on fines
and costs paid in............ ttl 90 |
X McBroom attorney fees in
case commissioners VS. Hen
uer9On "a DO |
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JUSTICES AND MAYORS
COURTS
ALLOWANCES TO JUsTIoEs AND
MAYORS AND WITNESSES


MAYORS AND WITNESSES
+ l. Kirkpatrick, Justice fees In
case state VS. Geo Jacob ana
Grover Bousher. ...t II 10
william Nancurren, Constable
fees same case .. rs 40
Jesse DeYOre, Justice fees, State
vs. sherrOn and Thomas
Workman be-. ~. 065
VIM stitt, Constable fees, same
case ..... 49,. 8Oe
James Retherford, witness, state
vs. Frank Sherron . 50
Ed Pummel, witness, State vs.
Frank 5herfOn so
Hm RetheFfofd, witness, State vs.
Frank 6helron s........, So
Willard HGls. witness, state vs.
Frank 5hoff0u ...4.. Hll
ca DiokersoD. witness. state vs.
Ffank 6hefK0n ... 50
..1xzle 1iaee. witness, state IS
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RECoRnER

deeds.......,..e.,.e..,.. i2 ss
John Cohagan express paid on
type writer ribbons......... .l0
o h n Cohagan transcrlbing rec
ord Ohio Company's Pur-
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BARBERING PRISONERS IN JAIL.
| Kinser from une 80 1905 to
April % 1906 .................. II 81
FEES AND SALARIES-COUN-
TY OFFICERS.
AUDITOR.

James Martin fees ON general
cates..........,.......... 2OSl "a
James l. Martin fees on delin-
quent personal duplicate.... 835
James l. Martin fees on liquor
duplicate. Observation-Disclosures. III 81
James L Martin fees under school
law :.'sfs. .s..f...s..3s.s.-t.. 10 w
James L Martin furnishing sup
plies 70 Assessors. s............. 90 90
James I Martin indeXing Comm.
journal. Observation-Disclosures. IT6 40
James l. Martin making Inn
proved road records dB......... 40 90
James l. Martin Iranseribing aud
itor deed record. " 93
James L. Martin filing tax state
ments for l905..,............... z75|
James l. Martin I per cent on
omitted aKes................ 6l2l
James Martin paid out for ek-
press. drayaRe. 62g
TREASURER.
Z O. HarDaugh fees on liquor
du0llcote. e..-....+.......... ..e... a0l 10
! q haToaueD postage aud paid
out for repairs loek........... 22ffl
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TO TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES

ASSISTANCE TO TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES
Trustees Falls township, repairs on
Gore road, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200 "
Trustees Ward township, FepAiTs TO
Carbonhill and Ooalgate road 200 90
Trustees saltcTeek township, repair
on turnpike .,................ 800 %
Trustees Laurel township, repairs
on study hill,....,. ...,.. AZ 90
Trustees Washington township,
share ON Gordon road. ......... So g7
Trustees Green township, work on
keplar and Wharton hills.... ItO 70
RUTTER ROAD IN MARION TOWN
SHIP.
Isaac Inboden, consideration for
land for road. ........ go On
Augustine Palmer, consideration for
land for road. 6o 90
sarah stoneburner consideration
for land for road .,....... 40 %
isaac and Del. Weaver, consldeFa-
ton for land Tor load ~ f46 10
laeob Entter, consideration for
land for road aso 10
Areider 4 ksrck, contracts build
Ing road vsy y...'...~'.,'~'.. zs1 "
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Saturday, Nov. 10, A. D., In

at one O'Clock p. m, of said day, offer for
ssleat public auction. the following lands
and tenements, situate In Hooking County
Ohio, to-wlt:
Being Fractional lot No six l6j, and con-
taining one hundred and forty-three' and
seventy-fonr hundredths u43 74-l0O) acres
more or less.
Appraised Mt $s,0O0OO.
Terms OF SGle-One third 90 cash. One
third "a In one year. One ethird IA In two
years. Deferred payments TO be secured by
mortgage on the property. Notes Lo bear
interest at six t81 per cent.
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio, this
10TH, day OF Oct. A. d., la0i
GEO b. WILLIAMSON, Sheriff
Wright Petit, Attys. for PHI.
Oot.li, ,6-w
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SHERIFF.

James Thomas Jury work serv-
ing grand, petit and special
NenlFe. ....,.. .,..s..ss..ss..,.... 0al %
j IN es Thomas fee in case
State vs $ Jones. IL sc
James Thomas posting Sherifi's
proclamation. n................. so
Geo Williamson Jury work serv-
ing grand, petit. special jury
venire.. .......,,..4.............. $50 a6
Geo Williamson fee State VS.
Lon Rose. ........ ............. 635
Geo Is Williamson fee State va
Alpha Harden. .........,...... a7s
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Notice is hereby given, that the under.
signed. Sheriff OF Hooking County, Ohio, by
virtue of an order issued out OF said Court In
the above entitled cause, and to him direct
ed as Sheriff of said County, will, at the door
of the Court House in Logan, on
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APPRAISING PROPERTY

ANNUAL COUNTY BOARD OF EoUALI-
ZATION
James l.. Martin, County Auditor
10 days service ,.......... 81 60
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NN'O1Sf H'1 15t'ON'HE-f If1Ifs
The Underwood Type Writer Co... 4 80
UNCLASSIFIED.
CoLLECloR OF DELINQUENT PERSONAL
TAKES.
II NJ prhitcratt, collecting 1884 90
taxes due the county from
Power Mining Machine Co... 50 SO
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Sheriff's Sale.
IN PARTITION.
Barbara Engle

Barbara Engle
VS.
]. franklin Engle and Virgil Engle.
In the Court OF Common Pleas of Hooking
County, Ohio.
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CLERK OF COURTS.
INFIRMARY DIRECTORS.

w NJ Wallace per diem and travel
ing expenses paid out ........ 252 8
Henry Federer per diem a d
travelling expenses paid out. 81 9
d Engle per diem and travelling
expenses paid out.......... 291 3
l. w Beery per diem and travel
ing expenses paid out. ... 1a2 4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02

aud AlcAlullen. who were satisfactory Co
all, and their appointment followed
Those members OF Council who contend
that City Treasurer Blaine Is wholly re.
sponsihile for the condition ol the books
in his office base their contention on tie
section oi the charter governing the
duties of the office which provide. that
"thc city treasurer shall furnish lo tho
Council, at each stated meeting, am dcm-
lied statement oi all moneys received hv
him during the period between such
stated meeting and the one Immediately
preceding. together with the aggregate
amount paid ont of the city treasury
during said week and the balance re-
manning therein at the time of making
said statement. and "shall perform such
other duties as are hereinafter prescribed
by this act. hy such ordinance COZ ordi-
nauces as Council shall from time 20
time enact. and which arc NOT inoon-
sistent with this act The Couusil may
enforce hy suitable penalties amy duties
enioiued hy this act on hy such ordinance
or ordinances aforesaid. except where
penalties are provided hy this act'
Relative % the duties of the clerk they
cite the following charter provision.
go The Council shall proceed TO
elect by ballot city treas.
mcr'- clerk who shall also be clerk to
the finance committee"
While the above sections do not spccid.
cally define the Duties of the two officials
the Councilmon referred 10 above hold
that the inference Is Tint the treasurer
Is responsible for the manner in which
the books are kept IL Is not unlikely
that they viii obtain legal advice hcfoI,
/ proceeding 10 place the responsibility.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02

state commerce, consular service and
national bankruptcy.
Mayor Wilson was selected as a member
OF the executive council of the national
body for the ensuing year. In concluding
its report the committee suggested that
one or two new delegates be appointed
each year to attend the national board
meeting.
The report was accepted and the com
mittee given "a vote Of thanks for its eX-
cellent services.
President Savery stated that the special
committee appointed ON the new city
charter held a meeting this week. The
committee WAS composed OF six members
OF the Board of Trade and six members
of City Council Mr. Savery said that
William p. Bancroft had agreed TO become
a member of the committee and as it also
needs o lawyer as a member he asked that
the committee be enlarged. On motion
the committee was given the authority
to increase It's membership to any number
it deemed best.
The statement was made that there
had been complaints from citizens 20 the
effect that the Wilmington City Railway
Co. is giving itsa ptrons poor service
which may or may not be the fault of the
railway company The matter was re-
ierred to the transportation committee
The following were elected members o
the board: Tatnall, Brown Co., Mercan-
tile Printing Co., Delaware Machine
Works. James S. Deakyne and David w
Masters
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
SAVED. BABY y
LYONS LIFE
Untold Suffering and Constant
Mlsery-Awul Sight From that
Dreadful Complaint, lnfantilo &C.
zema-Commeuced at Top Of his
Head and Covered Entire Body.
MOTHER PRAISES
CUTICURA REMEDIES

."Our baby had that dreadful COM
piaint, lnfantile Eczema, which afflicted
him for several months, commencing al
the top Of his head, and at last covering
his whole body. His suhorines vera
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 70 Mazon, ILL.,, TO a druggist and got
a full set Of the Cuticura Remedies and
applied as per directions, and he BEGAN
TO improve Immediately, and in about
three OF four days began 70 show a
brighter spirit and really laughed. for
The first time in a year. In about ninety
days he was fully recovered, with the
exception Of a rough skin, which is
gradually disappearing, and eventually
viii be replaced by q 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 behold,
prior to the treatment OF the Cuticura
Remedies. Mrs Maebelle Lyon, 1926
Appleton Ave, Parsons, Kan, July Is,
1900"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
OVER SEA HABIT
Dinerence on This Side The Water.


The persistent effect upon the heart Of
caffeine in coffee cannot but result in the
eravest conditions, in time.
Each attack of the drug land tina I means
each cup of coifee) weakens the organ a
little more, and the end is almost n matter
of mathematical denomination. lady
writes from a Western State:
81 am of German descent and II was
natural that / should learn at a very early
age to drink coffee. Until ! was % years
old / drank scarcely anything else at my
meals.
"A few years ago began to be affected
By a steadily increasing nervousness, which
eventually developed into a distressing
heart trouble that made me very weak and
miserable. Then. some three years ago,
was added asthma In its worst form. My
suHerinrs from these things can be better
Imagined than described.
During all this time my husband real
lied more fully than did that coffee was
Injurious to me, and made every effort TO
"Finally Il was decided a few months
eqc. TO quit the use OF coffee absolutely.
and 10 adopt Postum Food Coffee Rs our
hof table drink. I had but little idea that
n would help me. but consented TO try II
TO please my husband. l prepared n very
carefully. exactly according to directions,
and WIS delighted with its delicious flavor
and refreshing qualities.
.'Just 20 soon as the poison from the cof-
fee had time 10 get out of my system the
nutritive properties OF the Postum began
M build me up, and / am now fully resov.
cred from all my nervousness, heart troubl G
and asthma. / gladly acknowledge that
now. for the first time in years, ! enjoy
rerfeet health, and that 1 owe Il all to
Postum" Name given by Postum Co.
Battle Greek, Mich.
There's reason. hoau the little book
,rbe Road to Weliville' IN packages.
Postum Food Coffee contains no drugs OF
any description whatsoever,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02

The simple blouse is always the one
most becoming to young girls and IN
this model is 70 be found one OF tns
best Of the season. The tuoks are laid
on lines that give the most Desirable
possible effect to the figure, while the
sleeves can be made in full length OF
out cn below the elbows, as occasion
requires, and the general style IS one
that is thoroughly becoming. In the
illustration white tafieta is simply
stitched with belding silk, the collar
being trimmed with lace, but n more
elaborate effect is desired insertion can
be introduced between the groups OF
tucks at the front, medallions can be
set in, or horizontal rows OF lnseft tlo1
can be applied below the tuoks ana
the material cut away beneath. 10
fact, the model is one Of those emil
nently satisfactory ones that allow,
much scope for Individual taste enc
that can be utilized in variety Of
ways. All seasonable materials are
Appropriate, while also the deHlsn 10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
ORDINANCE pRAFT m pEMANu.
Builders All Over the Country want
Comics uF IL

Builders All over the Country Want
Copies of It.
Upon completion Of a draft of the
proposed new building ordinance for
Wilmington a copy Was sent by Build
ing Inspector Connolly to 4. W. Fitz-
gerald, secretary Of the International
Society ci State and Municipal Build
ing Commissioners and Inspectors, at
Washington and yestesday Mr. Connolly
received a letter from Mr.. Fitzgerald,
which Indicated that it is in demand
all over the country. Additional copies
we're requested and 90 were sant. Mr..
FitzRerAld'H letter was as ioilows;
1.-The cities oil around are clamoIing
for the ordinance. Even If yours are
not printed send me a goodiy bundle,
as many as you can spare, Of proofs
like the one you sent me a week ago.
City Council has not yet taken the
matter up for consideration, but IL IL
likely that il will do so soon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
SUCCtSS AND HEALTH
IN REACH 0E ALL

a'V Proposition TO Residents Of Whining
100 is Awakening widespread In
isrssi.
"o'nlng can repay a man for the loss of
nv health-not even eminent success.
-ynei, the acquisition of which has be-
lne the main object of so many mems
'@ should be used principally for the
ta.Nallon Of health, which means. at
w ,ane time, the securing of permanent
lq genuine happiness.
70 neglect health for the sake of business
Isess ., and getting rich. is the greatest
'p'eli or herself.
The simple Investment of ona dollar
S.sfa the preservation of the teeth ia the
!, ~. we that could be made of that amount
u money. One dollar placed in the hands
shy New Method" Dental Parlors,
~, ~ @artet street, willkeep your teeth in
r~,. ,',s. condition for one year. IL is teeth
rw,aancei something new in the way of
N, ce-rut absolutely practicable; in
49, practicable Il Is surprising no one
sb.snt OF u before. You can recall how
~; you have suspected your teeth we're
~. s1.,llng to decay and you knew you
N, M" y 20 TO dentist, but besitated for
ls,k would be big expense and the
a,o,ss sere allowed to 90 until they we're
Ana p New Method'' Dental Parlors in
4 an. against Just such a catastrophe. One
n n' u year-and you are welcome to stop
~ ul parlors as often as you please.
. Az. s1uf teeth examined for possible de-
+ n, .S.e5a.nleed, filed or extracted. whatever
+. to,,, ,'lLuluons may demand. But there
4 3lon ~ many extracted-no not any it
y. sal often enough
4 h,io,. extracting line the New Method"
< la.,ss. nave adopted the latest discovery in
& ssv n, that aurpasses gas in every
n Ia, ,oa ~ y iIee from that sufiOcatinq effect
81 y az gives and when the patient awakes
4 10 Az, not know he has taken anything,
n hsiv ELECTS. The operation Is abso-
q u,r.,, PAINLESS. Absolute reliability Is
& n givs, i'su best Of references for good work
81 lyespn,ee n, Mr.. Daniel Humphries, of the
+, ,lud H. ineatre' Is only one of many who
81 New NJ. NJ gad to tell you about us. The
8 pfneinla' " plan is established on the
3 ooslss SeW Methodn Dental Parlors are
e Rininaa,,l rye rooms at 6l0l6 Market Street,
"a n. n The Office hours are from Q
& '.iIy. sDa !, ?. m. and a. m. to $50 .. m.
f 'te,, Iaa s,a y ~ a. m. TO 3 p. m. Sundays. The
ssnaserr' IN charge of Dr. q. Ii. frasier,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
LAWN cemenl rarement.

The Pennsylvania Railroad %. is
laying cement pavement under all of
the bridges aorols the city streets.
Yesterday afternoon the work Of exoa-
waiting for the purpose was begun at
Third and Fourth streets. Every street
along the entire length Of the elevated
road is now clear, the trestle work hav-
ing been removed. AcroGs Iatnali,
Third aud Fourth streets the bridges
have been erected and CHE work of
bridging Orange street has been
begun. The heavy iron work for the
viaduct at French street 10 nearly 10
position and will probably be ready for
the riveters by she end Of the week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
MUST MAKE NEW
WIRING CONTRACT
Councils Agreement With City Electric
Co. Liable to be Attacked in the Court

AZ the meeting Of City Council last
evening letter WAS received from che
Wilmington City Electric Go. stating
that it cannot accept the contract which
Council agreed to mako with it. for rc-
wiring the City Hall. as it would be-
liable TO legal attacks. proposals not haV-
ing been advertised for. and stating chat
the company viii bid to do the Same
work, ii bids for fve-yeu contract are
advertised for. the contract 90 include
wiring and lighting. The letter was re-.
ceived and referred to the committee ON
public buildings, which was instructed to
advertise for bids for rewriting and LIGHT.
ing the City Hall with electricity. Mr.
McCaiierty, by way OF explanation. said
bids had been asked for, but there had
been no advertisement 20 That effect
Mr.. simmons, chairman of the com.
mittee ON public buildings announced
that the Wilmington Association Of
United Building Trades would be given "a
hearing ON the proposed new building or
dinace next Wednesday night
The contract for printing 100 copies of
the annual report of the Department of
Surveying was awarded to A. r. Saylor.
the lowest bidder. 40 Sl.75 per page. The
Mercantile Printing Co. bid s2l5 and the
Star Printing Co., $500, or a lump sum
of Sl0j.
City Treasurer Blaine reported q bal
ance of Sdi 45S62 in the First National
Bank To the credit of current expenses
Sl9,000-28 in the Union Bank and 5000
in cash Of the other three national banks.
5000 in the fund for the purchase of pars
land, sl096l i'm the fund for payment of
interest and redemption of bonds. O. total
Z of s9s.S2s.5l His receipts during ihe
week We're as folows.- Tax Collector
Sayers, 81 300; Collector Mccall. So.
HIS; City Auditor Spence. s633. dor
/ tax from Chief of Police Black. First
! National Bank. january interest. s6O. "A.
Treasurer Kent of the S. p. @. A.. $3.50
On the Recommendation of the fnanc,
committee overpaid taxes were ordero,
refunded TO Cathariue Harkins and j. B
| Stubbs.
The report Of oil Inspector Stewart
for last month, which was received an,
filed, showed that he inspected 50,S3i
gallons Of OIL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
Normal School Dinner.

It is expected that several teachers and
others living in and near Wilmington will
60 to Philadelphia on Friday evening, the
9th inst, to attend the second annual
banquet Of graduates and undergraduates
of the West Chester, Pa, State Normal
School. in Lulu Temple, Spring Garden
street east of Broad. No formal in
vitations are issued, but everybody
interested will communicate with the
treasurer. Edgar b. Sensenich, 55lO Wya-
lusing avenue. Philadelphia. Some OF the
most successful graduates Of the school
are from Delaware, and the present secre-
tary ID. Edward Atwell, is native of this
State
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
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 to age, when
ell else fails.
Cuirun Soap, Ointment, and Pills ara soid throughout
UcWurId f0frD Drug Chem. Corp. Sole Hropl, Boston.
ca send for d Tie Greli Skin Book
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
A nho.l ON Mnrl.at pennla.

Clerk Of the Market Moore has adopted
a new plan, which, he believes, will give
him a check on the holders OF market
spaces. to assist him in his efforts TO weed
ont the SINNERS. He is having small
signs painted, each bearing number, cor
responding TO the numbers on the curb,
and each wagon will be required to bear
the number Of the curb space. They will
will be issued when the new permits are
;a.t,od iu A Anril