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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
HUW.S YuUR SIOMAGHp
2. James Belt has Remedy which "A,
Guarantees TO Cure the Worse
Cases Of stomach Trouble.

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Cases Of stomach Trouble.
We wish 70 tell the readers Of this nsnar
about a remedy which is a marvel In rnedi
cine. II cures the worst cases. from, the
acute attack Of indigestion 10 rhroni,
dyspepsia. This remedy is known ss
Alhert's Little Dinner Pin. heing the nre
scripiion of nr. Hutchinson. the nots5
specialist of London and Brighton. Fns
who previous TO his decease had built IN a
remarkable practice % specialist in dis
eases OF the stomach. Or. Hutchinson
claimed that his success was due 10 the ,,se
OF this Pin. and since its introsnctis,, - =,
the American continent Il has perforrned
wonderful cures. Air. j. h, Lombard
Casco, Me-, writes. 81 am now nast N
years of age and have had stomach tronhle
practically all my lite. / sent and gof \
sample package of Albert's Little Dinner
Pill, thinking that IL would turn out to 10
one more disappointment, but from The
first dose | found relief, and can sav fhet
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benefit or the purchase price returned.
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package. Samples free. Address Albert
Chemical Co, Boston. Mass. Sold and
guaranteed by Il. james Belt. Col Market
street, Wilmington, Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09

sane at Farnhurst, and daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs james Matthews of this
city. has come here to spend several
weeks. Mrs. Collins has been in the
Delaware Hospital for three weeks.
during which she was operated upon
for stomach trouble.
A pretty old fashioned brooch owned
10Y Mrs. Frances Meredith and valued
for its associations, which was lost on
Friday, was found by Hattie Barnes,
daughter Of Samuel Barnes, that day.
and was returned To the owner on Sat
urday. The finder was literally re-
Warded.
Capt. William Hunter. who has been
critically in at the home Of his daugh-
ter Mrs. Wallace Fitch, and whose
life was despaired of on Friday. was
seen on the street on Saturday after
noon.
In st. Peters r. @. Church, yester-
day morning, the blessing and distri-
button Of the palms took place. The
church was crowded.
Emmanuel r. h. Church was closed
yesterday on account of failure to
secure preacher TO take the place of
| DE-. Munson. The latter is now i'm
proving and hopes 70 be out the latter
part of the week.
The Citizens Building and loan
Association meets tonight. A new
series is TO be started.
Personal: Miss Flora Keegan has
returned from 10 days stay at Allan
tic City Miss Julia b. Yeates of
Philadelphia and Mrs Marie r. War
rihgton of Frankford have been visit
ing here Miss Ella Cleland Of Phila-
delphia has been the guest Of Miss
! Mary King Of Harmony street near
Second Mr.. and Mrs. j. Saxton and
Miss Margaret n. O'Neil of Delaware
City have been visiting Miss Anna
MoGrath-- Frank G.. Ross of Boston,
Mass, is a visitor here r. r.. Watts,
now travelling in Pennsylvania, has
| been visiting his home here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
GOOD RESULTS OF REVIVAL.
sp,cial coue.poudgno. { svory rveuln,.

Special CoHespondcnc avery Eveunr.
Dover. April o. As result Of the
evangelistic services held at the First
Baptist Church during the past three
weeks, 10y Rev. Thomas Necdham and
his assistant, Prof. Reynolds several of
the Protestant churches received addi-
tions to their membership. At the Pres
hyterian Church, yesterday morning. 10
persons were received into membership;
at Wesley NJ. Il. Church three were re-
ceivod on probation, while many will be
received at the Baptist Church at their
weekly prayer service next Wednesday
evening and aiterward formally adj
mittod into the church
Bishop Coleman confirmed a class of 10
adults at Christ p. H. Church. yesterday
morning, and a smaller number at ST.
Paul's Chapel, last evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
PLANTING OF OYSTERS.
Special Correspondence OF Every Evening,

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover. April Capt Ammo Of the
George y. Schoch oyster feet took from
the natural beds last week, hve deck
loads OF seed oysters and planted them
ON the Schoch and Ammo private grounds.
lnasmuch ms a deckload ranges from 500
to $50 bushels, the planting of Capt. Ammo
with his three boats, the r.. c. Schoch
and sloops Il. @. Burton and r. II. Eng
lish, in four days is considered am un-
usually large planting in that length of
time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
WHO WAS JESUS CHRIST ?
Discussed at the New Church BY Rev
George II Dole.

At tho evening service, in the Church
Of the New Jerusalem, yesterday, Rev.
George Henry Dole. the PASTOR. preached
ON the subject "Who was Jesus Christ 9'
lie took his text from Luke 10, 22. "No
man knoweth who the Father is but the
Son, and to whom the Son may reveal
Him
The preacher maintained that Christ
was God Himself, clothed i'm flesh
Emanual God-wth MS. lie continued:
"Ihe prophet said that His name should
be called Counselor, the mighty God, the
Everlasting Father, and Jesus said. "rhe
Father and are one, Gle that hath
seen me hath seen the Father" "ln
Jesus dwelt the fullness OF the God-head
bodily"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
suNpAY-scHooL DELEGATE.
polaI coIrcspondence OF Kverv Evenlng.

Special Cotrcsponoence OF kverv evening.
Dover, April o. At an election at Wes-
ley NJ. r.. Sunday-school yesterday after
noon. for delegate and alternate TO the
State Sunday-school Convention to be
held at Middletown April 18th and 18th.
Mrs. $. Nj, Morgan was elected a delegate
and Mrs. II. c. Taylor alternate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
BRANpYw1NE SUMMIT CAMP.
It Is Likely to be Held From the 2eth Of
July to the 7th of August

The trustees of the Brandywine Sum-
init Campmeeting Association held
meeting on Saturday afternoon. at the
store OF Samuel H. Baynard and issued
a call for the annual meeting of the as
sociation, which is TO bohcld on the camp
ground on Thursday, May Sd.
At the meeting of the association the
trustees will recommend that the camp
meeting he held from the 26th of July to
the 9TH of August. and it is likely that
the Recommendation will be iavombly
acted upon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
rerhnp. You Are onnrhlnr

As you read this notice--if 40 let IL urge
you TO the nearest druggists, where Fifty
Gents laid out In a bottle Of Hale's Honey
of Horehound and Tar. will enable you to
cure your cough in twenty-iour hours.
Are yon IN agony One drop OF Pixies
Ioothache Drops will kill the nerve in one
minute.t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
New Industry to Come Here.

a new industry, employing between 400
and 600 hands has about decided to
locate here and is negotiating for the pur-
chase OF an idle building which can be
used for manufacturing purposes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
oERTIr1oATEs OF mooRPoRAr1oN

Special Conest onoen,e oi tvery tvenine
Dover, April 9.rrA certificate of incor-
poation was filed here, Saturday. for the
Philadelphia Noodle and Macaroni Co.,
Philadelphia Pa, 10 manufacture noodles,
macaroni, &c.; capital stock. S25. 600
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
pon't Foreet he Rummaqe sale

to begin Monday, April 9th, at 100 West
Eighth street. Donations of clothes,
shoes, stockings dishes, furniture &C..
will be thankfully received by Mrs. NJ. a.
Taggart at the above address,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
The Appointments for the Year
10 be Announced Tomorrow.
SOME CHANGES IN PROSPECT
The Wilmington Pastors Are
Likely to be Returned.
THE PENINSULA TO Be AFFECTED
Several Churches on the East
ern Shore.

An Impressive Ordination Service Rt the
Annual Conference Session In Baltimore,
Followed by Memorial Service For the
Ministers who Have Died During the
Year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
New orehestra Talked OF.

A movement has been maugurated
looking toward the formation of new
orchestra of % pieces
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
RAILROAD FIGHT AT DELMAR
Contest over Carrying a Street
Across the Tracks.
MAY PROVE AN ELECTION ISSUE
When a New Town Council is
Chosen Tomorrow.

Town Commissioners Performed Prelimi-
nary Work on the Crossing, but Railroad
Men Tore IL Up and Then Blocked the
Street Wih Chained Cars.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
THE MEMS OF Mem CASTLE
Much Interest in the Election to
be Held Tomorrow.
THE FIRST SHIPMENT OF SHAO
Interesting Game of Baseball
on Saturday.

Reception 10 Pastor Anderson and HIS
Family Meeting OF Fair Committee
change Among trolley Men a Nalnanie
Brooch Fouud- Church, social aud fer-
suDal Items.
The Ordway new era., 1906-03-02

urai enterprises. SnPpose you had
settled on a small tract of ordway
l 6 nd ten years ago and had planted
1t with apple, prunc and cherry trees,
some ornamental trees aud shrubs
around your yard. You might not
have made but u scant living trucking
between the trees, but after the 9Th
year you would enter Into your king
dom and reaA ~ daily papsrs under
your owa vioeosd fig tree and taking
little Petsopai lossreAt In how many
NEW farming regions are opening to
the public. Your nights would not be
troubled with the foolish idea that II
was time to moVe on.
In coming through I, 600 miles of the
heart of our country, through the I'm
tobacco. cotton and rice belts OF the
land, have seen NO hstter opportuni-
ties for the young Smani to make
than Ordway presents today. Nine
tenths of ,he South lisa worn out sod
requiring tons of fertilizers to pro-
duce crop. Any OF it can be bous t
for SIS to $40 per acre, ana IL is very
high at that price.
And as for cliluste-well IS winters
in Colorado have convinced me tha,
there are fewer objections during any
consecutive twelve months than asy
other Of ~ many spois on earth
have iivsl. More geod days and
ilre er proportion Of good people.
d. q. Roberts.
The Ordway new era., 1906-03-02
LETTER FROM FLORIDA.
A Very Interesting communica'

a very interesting SoHmuHiSd-
tlon.
Dear Mr.. Editor: The name Fiori-
da always briggs to orc's mind the
school boys idea Of that land Of Cow
ers aud festooniug yines. of birds of
Paradise dispor,iug among lcafy bow
.ers; of healing springs bubbling
from the earth; of II continuous sue
cession of sunny days and balmy
righ;s. A lana Ohere river banks and
ocean besebss ~ lined with aligators
and croeodiIes bashing ID . baking
sun lpnc 20 conducive to health
that the fortunate ones who enter hav
a guarantee of happiness and resto-
ration from the wear and tear of life
of toii-in short, an earthly paradise
of eternal youth Much OF this is
true: bu, the whole state is not cu,-
tivatcd parN. comparable TO Pasade ma
or Los Angeles. Only where the hand
of man has joined with these natural
advantages and brought about these
C uditions. do they exist. Ease from
our maps few small farms and we
have a Florida about as wild as when
De Leon tied up his bark in the mouth
of ST. Johns river on that eveutfui
Easter Sunday 50 many years ago.
And the fight against nature is con-
slant one. Lay aside your pick and
axe. Withdrew to your easy chair for
the ea3eyment Of your possessions,
and how soon the scene changes. Your
choice rosee and lilies have died
your bananas and foliage pants have
succumbed, all for want of fertiiiza-
tion. But the native woodland hardy
vines have iuxuriated in tropical sur.
Your walks have overgrown with the
ever-present sand-burr, different
type from our Colorado variety bu.
possessing all the disagrecab!e feat.
ures, and whose barbs are as mortal
an enemy to human flesh. A dense
growth of pine will soon spring ND and
posscss the land. Your orange and
grape fruit rapidly disappear and
where the pomgranate and orange
once iuxuriated will spring up the bri
ee and brambie.
Byron says, "man marks the earth
with ruin but we mus. also add viii
beauty. While war aud pes,i.enc.
and their dreaded butts, the barnint
fagot and ghastIy spectre have fol
lowed closely in the wake Of ciyiiiz..
tion, we must not forget that the pio
neer has drained the marshes ant
plowed the cactus, and manya ro.e n,
blossomed by his path, whose fra.
GRANGE has cheered on many a wear,
Traveller.
Y But why come to Florida TO may.
4 the earth beautiful, as thousands d. !;
II takes from $500 to $500 per acre /,
A blast up this coral rock and draw -
sand and fertilizers and dig holes- :
rather shoot holes, for your trees. ant
plant With fruits Or Howers and the /,
4 ia scsrcely habitsbie for . white M ,
except fors sthree Of four s,onths II X,
ters of epufss these wiuter m6a f6,
/ sre raaet esile el,tfel, ,Sbut Inc NJ n d
4 n - d II svIs5 dons Ii - q iYs5t,{
4 tbs q n III i sssd Y d b 81 &
The Ordway new era., 1906-03-02
kline Center Items.

C, G. Johnson has returned from
his business trip to Kansas City.
Mrs. c. e. Williams aud daughter
Waited In Sugar City iaAt week
A. v. Fornander and wife we're Pu.
ebio visitors Wednesday.
Miss Ruth johnson, who has bsen
visiting her parents, c, G. Johnson
and wife, returned to Puebio wsdnes-
day morning.
The oyster supper given At the Aux
land school house on the evening of
Feb. ~ was = success both socially
and financially. The proceeds will g Q
toward getting new pictures for the
school.
Misses Stapp and Morgan. Of Numa
attended The oyster supper q King
Center last Thursdas night.
c. G. Johnson and family wexe via,
itors in Rocky Fordl Tuesday.
Misses Signe and Gerda wickstrom,
II Sugar City. were King Csntsr Vie
itors last week.
The Ordway new era., 1906-03-02
Desert Land, Final m

NOTJcR FOX PCsfIcAHoA
DrPAusnESr OF M Isrnxe
Un5tp STATES LAID 0In4
PUEnLo Colo.. IN \
Notice IL hereby given that Jans = q
OF Ordway, Coo. has filed Dosiu O
to make proof on hts deseIi hnd eh'nn :
for the lots :. 2. and 0. See. !. fns.lq
before the United States Land or :
Colo, on TUESDAY. raE 2QrR ~
MARCH. 1ooj.
lie names tho following vissss's =
the complete irrigation aud lselsnsss
land: -
william wansh. xdvsrd y psn
J. Trainor. Ida N. Trossef ~
~ sA, ABBEI, No.
First publication rcb.o v
The Ordway new era., 1906-03-02

Allen Berry was over froaaA
wedn ssdsy to arrange faf
his prove up notice in the NJ
The Ordway new era., 1906-03-02

The farewell reception for ~ ! !
Mr.. Oates and family wa wea'
ded Wednesday evening.
The Ordway new era., 1906-03-02

Miss Eta Carmickie Is visisise
her aunt and uncle, M. ana =
II. Peck. 4
The Ordway new era., 1906-03-02
Blacksmithinf.

C. w. FraveI has rsopensa q
and is prepsred " DO Arss ~
An work guaranteed. N
rive me . call. y
The Ordway new era., 1906-03-02

Manager Greep ~ hAd work COM
meuced for ahS 6nas hctton Of the
Ordway Tradtn ~ y gew baiidtug,
On the corney ~ s9fsr boaievard
apd vIr4t stxe6 nllaing j. e
- 4ox6o ssss 4 Weasy fest
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-24

This is the open season for college
widows.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-24
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER "a, 1906.
HARMONY THAT PORTENDS sue
CESS.

The successful meeting of republic
cans Saturday night promises a sweep
ing victory for the party at the polls
In November. There was loyalty to
the party and enthusiasm in the ut
terance Of every speaker. The person.
mel of the ticket is strong and the is
sues are such as every republican can
stand for and give his best efforts in
piling UP republican majority. Nez
Perce county should be the banner re-
publican county in the state when the
ballots are counted in November The
party IS now united and harmonious
and working strenuously for the sue
cess Of the ticket. The campaign will
be pushed vigorously and theer will be
a sweeping victory.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-24

The annual death list from snake
bites in Hindustan is 21,SS0. This is
probably occasioned from the fact that
HIndustan is so far removed from the
corn juice belt.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-24
Editorial Page Of The Evening Teller


wrote dissenting opinion in which he
said:
THE provisions of the lien law UNI
der consideration are, it seems to me,
too plain, and clear to require any
construction, but the view taken Of
them by my associates is SO dame
be the plain and simple meaning of
the English language in which these
statutes are expressed that / FIND
MYSELF PORING OVER THEM TO
FIND THE MEANING MY BROTH
ERS GIVE THEM"
Concluding his opinion Judge ALL
SHE said:
II am thoroughly satisfied that the
trial court Judge Stewart) arrived at
the correct conclusion as to the intent
and purpose of this statute, and the
clear and unequivocal expression of
the statute itself, and his Judgment
should be affirmed"
But Judge Stockslager couldn't see
it that way and SO the result of many
years Of struggle on the part of the
workers for a law that would ensure
the payment of wages earned was de-
stroyed
1t must be evident that Judge Stock
slayer either expressed in his opinion
his unfriendliness for labor and his
hostility to labor measures or that he
was wiser in his conception Of law
| and English than the supreme judges
OF other states and Of the majority OF
the Idaho supreme court as it will be
constituted, after January LIST.
1t will not be commended that Judge
Stockslager, or any other Judge, should
write judicial opinions in conflict with
the promptings of conscience. But the
supreme Justice whose conscience i'm
pels him to write opinions like that OF
Justice Stockslager on the labor lien
law are serious impeachment to their
own advancement as friends Of la.
bor." They must not be surprised II
| the workingmen decide to keep that
manner of conscience in shaded politi-
cal obscurity where it may acquire
needed Observation-Disclosures which
will teach that law Is reason" and
that reason has no quarrel with the
rights of man.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-24
CTcCkLAGER AND LABOR.
Weescr World.

The attempt to make the working
Iaa,.n OF the state believe that they have
n rr.ead in the democratic nominee for
governor has fallen with dull sick
enias Ihud Stockslager may be a
friend OF labor now for revenue only
put his record on the bench is not
consistent with the claims that are
BOW being made for him.
A little more than a year has elapsed
since Judge Stockslagers vote on the
supreme bench deprived the working
men os Idaho Of the Only protection
obey were afforded under the lien
laws o: the state. Judge Stewart. the
present republican nominee for SUI
Frema Judge, had rendered decision
acldtny the Idaho mechanics lien law
constitutional. On appeal to the SUI
preiae court the decision of the lower
court was reversed. Judge Ailshie
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-24

Away back in the history of the
country there was a campaign cry of
Anything to beat Grant" In New
York today the democrats are figuring
on anything to defeat Hearst" The
upstate democrats have centered on
Congressman Sulzer and. are groom
Ing him for the gubernatorial nomin-
alton. 70 this program the New York
contingent will probably demur and
the balance of power lies in the Tam
many organization. There Is conse-
quently Just now wooing of Murphy,
who at the last moment has sur
prising leaning toward Hearst enough
to cause a trenor of heart failure
among the opposition with an indlca-
ton of some strenuous politics to be
PLAYED in the Empire state this week
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-24
THINK 1T OVER.

The weather man is writing skidoo
to summer
William Randolph Hearst is the New
York DOGGY man, and municipal own
ership is jack-o-lantern in the same
parade.
That palmistry is a popular science
is evidenced by the fact that so many
people enjoy holding hands"
The annual death list from snake
bites in Hindustan is 21,SS0. This is
probably occasioned from the fact that
Hlndustan is so far removed from the
corn juice belt.
No fatalities have yet been reported
as the result of Saturday nights
smoker. Which goes to show that the
candidates campaign cigar is not as
black as ii is painted.
Bryan says he has been misquoted,
but he has two years to hedge and
viii be willing to accept the nomina-
ton on the platform which indorses
the democracy OF jefferson and Jack
son and let it go at that.
The fall fair and the prize pumpkin
will soon be holding matinees at hor-
ticultural hall and the popcorn man
viii be singing to beat the band.
An Illinois man has just paid the
railroad for a ride he stole 20 years
ago. This is not likely to become cpl
demic. even in Illinois.
AS long as Mr.. Bryan has the virus
in his veins You cannot be sure just
when he will break out.
/ The man who is always worrying
about the suffering public had better
. be employed in remembering the dear
folks at home
Chic" IS that immaterial some
thing that counts most in the fall
millinery bin.
This is the open season for college
widows.
The football coach is now taking a
fall out of his raw material.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-24

Famine and failure to pay taxes
may force the Russian government to
maze terms with the revolutionists or
60 bankrupt. In the agitation and UNI
rest the peasants have not cultivated
the fields as they should and even
where they did the crop returns have
been poor. and there is famine and
want in the land with the seventies Of
winter drawing near The peasants
refuse to pay taxes and the govern
ment is forced in addition to the heavy
expenses of suppressing the revolution,
TO support those who have not proper
sustenance. There is little loyalty
among the common people in Russia
and financial ruin is one of the diff
eulties the administration has to face.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-24

In facing the problem Of municipal
ownership Chicago finds that the value
of her railroads alone is S73,5OO,0 900.
The matter of purchase is stupen-
dous undertaking, and the mooted
question of whether or not it viii pay
Is stu unsettled
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-24

No fatalities have yet been reported
as the result of Saturday nights
smoker. Which goes to show that the
candidates campaign cigar is not as
black as ii is painted.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-24

That palmistry is popular science
Is evidenced by the fact that so many
people enjoy holding hands"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-24

The football coach is now taking a
all out of his raw material.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-04-27
Story Of a Mining Man Proves
to Have Been incorrect.
MATTER IS NOW SET RIGHT
Company Is Said to Have Fine Pros
poets and Is the Owner of
Excellent Property.

On Monday, April 2, 1906, The Free
Press published an article under the cap
ton, His Work Was Fine" purporting
to be the story of how certain party,
whose name was unknown to The Free
Press at the time, had swndled farm
ers in CORTLAND by selling them min
ing stock. The Free Press has since
learned that its information was not
true and that it falsely accused the par
ty who sold the stock, and this newspa-
pet takes this opportunity of setting
the matter right before the public The
Mr.. johnson referred to in the article
is now employed in the Judson cream
cry and The Free Press is informed that
Mr.. johnson is perfectly satisfied with
his investment. This newspaper is pleas
ed to correct wrong impression that
has been created. The mining company
referred to has a large amount of val
liable property and its prospects are
flattering, so The Free Press is informed