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important to all Women
Readers Of This Paper

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Women's complaints often prove to
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You may suffer a great deal with
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Poor health makes you nervous, ir-
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But thousands Of irritable. nervous,
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Many send for a sample bottle to see
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has not already tried it, may address
DR.. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton. n. Y.
and receive sample bottle free by mail
You can purchase the regular fifty
cent and one-dollar size bottles at all
drug stores.
Evening journal., 1909-03-04
CONSTABLFS My
CHANGE AROUND

BY the Levy Court dropping Constable
Charles Bowers from the list OF county
constahles and the appointment Of Nevin
Clowney in his place, there Is some ques-
ton where the new appointee will land.
Bowers was attached TO the office Of Mag
istrate Robertson and Constable Charles
Green also made his headquarters there.
the latter being appointed from Brandy
wine hundred Magistrate Robertson said
to-day that Green would take Bowers
place In his office.
Constable Lucius Jones will continue in
the office of Magistrate Alton c. Pyle.
and Constable Thomas H. Buckley IS con-
sidered attached TO the office of Magis-
trate Broman. This leaves two constables.
Nevin Clowney and George Wigglesworth,
for one magistrate. Washington Hastings.
Which one of the two men will attach
himself to that office is not known. Buck
ley does work for Magistrate Hastings
and Wigglesworth has done work for
Magistrate Broman. and Just where
clowney viii locate is a question not vet
answered.
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STORM INTERPRETERS WITH
INAUGURATION PLANS
BY United Press Leased Special wire.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK, March 4-Wiliiam
Howard Taft is experiencing in the
first day of his term of office as Presi-
dent of the United States. what she
superstitious may consider an evil
omen. The city Of Washington was
this morning held in tho grasp of a
bowling blizzard which bids fair to dis.
rupt the entire program for the induc-
tion into office Of the new President
and President. North. south, east
and west Of the city all wires are
down, Linemen working like trojans
are doing everything possible to restore
communication but up TO 10 o'clock
but one meagre message had been
pushed through and it came over 4
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WILL TEAR DOWN
BUILDING FOR PARK

At the weekly melting Of the exec
utive committee of the Board of Park
Commissioners in City Hall this morn
ing the park engineer was instructed
to proceed with the tearing down of
the house on the triangle at Sixteenth
and King streets, which has come into
the commissioners possession, immed-
lately after vacation by the tenants on
March %. The triangle viii be con-
verted into park, and a fountain will
be erected there by the Fountain So
ciety.
Bids for the construction OF the new
bathhouse at Kirkwood Park will be
opened next Thursday.
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MANY CASES IN
COUNTY COURT

ed the bill against John Romano, who
was charged with the killing of Alfred
Artoveo. The shooting took place in
a Front street restaurant. Artovco
was in the place in company with ar
other man and two women. A row
ensued and three shots were ex-
changed
The Grand Jury this afternoon IS
considering the case Of Alexander Flor
ezyk. who is charged with the murder
Of of Vincenty and Rosaiia FlorezylS
in Bird street.
The charge OF selling Intoxicating
liquors to a minor against Aaron Keil
was ignored by the Grand Jury.
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INAUGURAL ADDRESS
OF THE E-PRESlDENT

James schoolcraft sherman. OF New
York stepped into the Vice-Presidency
promptly at noon. according TO the hands
on the marble-faced clocks in the Senate
Chamber. The galleries had filled up with
in a few minutes after the outside doors
were opened at 1L15 Mrs. Taft and Mrs.
Roosevelt and their families were among
the early arrivals IN the Executive gall
iery. and they were soon Joined by the
families Of Vice President Fairbanks and
N!ee-Presldens-eiees Sherman. The fefni-
nine contingent in the other galleries was
kept busy dnrins most of the proceedings
thereafter, examining and appraising the
Evening journal., 1909-03-04
Western Iron MilIs Nav Close.

YOUNGSTOWN. O.. March 4.-The
action OF the Western Bar Iron Asso-
citation. in abrogating the continuous
agreement undcr which these mills
have been operating. is today believed
to mean that unless a new wage scale
Is signed before July I, tho date OF the
ahrogation takes effect, the mills OF the
association win shut down.
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GIRL MEETS A
SUDDEN DEATH

Hette Lockeman, colored. aged 10
years, died suddenly about o'clock this
morning, in a lodging house. at No.
225 East Front street. IL was said that
she did not have money to buy medicine
which a physician had prescribed for
her. became critically i'll and died.
Coroner Gaynor said today that he
was confident that the girls death was
due 10 natural caBSes but he had in
structed Coroner's Physician Bastlan to
perform an autopsy on the body this af-
ternoon TO make sure Of the matter.
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PostofiIee Men SEND eift.

Following the wedding OF Miss Rachel
Longaker Conrad, daughter Of POST
master Conrad. and Walter Trainer
Baker, at Norristown. last evening, Mrs.
Baker received a letter announcing
that the employees Of the wilmington
Postodice had shipped bed room suite
as their gift to the couple. TO the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Baker in Brooklyn.
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State Hospital Trustees msst

The monthly meeting Of the trustees
OF the State Hospital at Farnhurst was
held this morning. Only routine busi-
ness was transacted. Superintendent
Hancker submitted the following house
report; Population. 241 males. 1893 fe-
males. total, 4Ss; admitted. males and
g females; board received FOR patients
sS32.1O.
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Readlnn shons cIosed

READING. Pa, March 4.-Orders
have been issued closing all the shops
OF the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
system for tho remainder Of the week.
This action followed the visit here Of
Vice President Voorhees, No orders
have been posted concerning future
work days but IL is believed the shops
are 70 be operated only two or three
days a week. About 5000 men are
affected by the order.
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CUBAN CONGRESS WANTED
FREE TICKETS FROM MAV0R

HAVANA. March 4.--The, Cuban
Congress today put the seal Of its po-
litical and social disfavor on the Mayor
Of Havana for refusing to give free
tickets TO Congressman to the Gala
Theatre for the performance in honor
Of President Gomez. The theatre is
under the control OF the mayor. An
apology has been demanded Of him.
which has so far been utterly ignored.
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Horse pied in the street.

Taken with collie a horse belonging
to Daniel Ross and Son, Market street
furnishers, dropped to the ground at
Twenty-sixth and Market streets last
night, and expired in a few minutes
The body Of the animal still lay where
1t fell. this morning.
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stsphsnson Re.eIeeted Senator.

MADISON. Wis, March 4.-Senator
Stephenson against whom the Lafoll-
cite faction of the Republicans has
been making so bitter fight was re-
elected senator today by the Legisla-
ture which had ben deadlocked for
some weeks.
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Returned From Sanford

The Rev. J. Kinsey Hammond re-
turned this morning from Seaford
where he preached a Lenten sermon
last night. He says a severe electrical
storm ragged there last night and sonw
was falling when he left this morning
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DURLIC SALE

The second auction sale of the sea-
son will be held at my stables, 4ls West
Front street. Wilmington. Del,
SATURDAY, MARCH 9TH, 1909,
at ] o'clock, 4. NJ.
50 head OF Horses OF all descriptions
Drafters, Farm. Chunks, Drivers. Gem
eral Purpose and a lot Of good second
hand horses and mules. This is an extra
good lot Of horses selected for this mar
ket and are as good as grows. Every
horse TO be as represented or your
money returned.
/ have horses and mules on hand all
the year. Any one wanting a good horse
worth the money should attend this
sale COME AND LOON THEM OVER.
Sixty days credit.
s. A. MCDANIEL.
sudham G. Son, Auct. mi-5.
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DEATHS


Mary a. Moore.
Tirzah Coley.
Catherine Wilmer.
Agnes Kenyon.
Arthur Mclaughlin.
Mary A. Moore.
MOORE--In this city. on March 2, 1909.
Mary A.. widow Of James Moore,
aged Sc years.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral services at the resi-
dence Of her daughter. Mrs. Richard
Sincock. 21O9 Washington street, on
Friday afternoon. at o'clock. Inter-
ment private.
mcLAUGHLiN-In this city, on March
3, 1909. Arthur. son Of James II. and
Margaret Mclaughlin, aged 4 years
and months.
y Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral from the residence
of his parents, 613 East Fifth street.
on Friday afternoon at , y. m. Inter-
ment Cathedral Cemetery.
KENYON-In this city, on March 3.
1909, Agnes, daughter of Harry and
Mary Nj. Kenyon, aged months.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral services at the resi-
Of her parents. 735 Madison street, on
Friday afternoon at D. m. Interment
Cathedral Cemetery.
WtLMER--In this city, on March End,
1909, Catherine. widow of the late
John w. Wilmer. aged 72 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funera lservices az the resi-
dence OF her son-in-law, William II.
Jones. 404 West Twenty street.
on Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. In
terment at Lombardy Cemetery.
At rest.
COLEY--At Claymont. Del. on March
?. 1909, Tirzah Coloy, aged 93 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral services at the rest
dence Of her son. Joseph w. Colev
Claymont. on Friday morning at IL
o'clock. Interment at Wilmington and
Rrandvvine Cemetery
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when day dawned began the work of
digging out. Before the work was
finished snow plow came to their
rescue and few hours later the line
was again open.
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roc LATE FoR cLnssIFIcATIIoN.

T OST-MARCH 8. SMALL TAN TER
- rier. Answers TO name "Tippy.
Reward II returned TO NJ. i. DAVIS.
Greenhill Manse. m4-2t
DANKRUPT's SALE-ON SATURDAY.
ID March 18th, 1909, at ten o'clock A.
NJ. will be sold at Public Auction at the
Court House, Wilmington, Delaware, the
outstanding boOk-accounts. leases and the
corporate franchise OF w. S. Hoffman
Company. Terms:--Cash.
For information apply 10
WILMINGTON TRUST COMPANY.
mist Trustee in Bankruplcv.
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si.60-Ladies' Patent Colt, vici Kid,
Box and Gun Metal Calf; Button,
Lace. and Bluchers; IA distinct
styles; all the remains OF or $3.50
Fall and Winter Shoes. Re on
duced 70 ..........,....-........ tsUV
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Program for Home Mission sooie.
~ meeting April o. Methodist
church al : O'Clock.
Topic; The Young Woman at
Work
II$mn, Prayer for the young wom-
On OF our country
bible Lesson, The Christian Paul'a
Discipline. Acts o;t7-3o Gal. l;lb-
"a. Leader.
What was pauls first stage Of dis
clplinc? Mrs, A. Lasswcll,
What was the next stage OF dis
ciplinc and what lessons did he
learn In Arabia? Mrs, ED Campbell.
what was the third stage OF dis
cipline7 Mrs VIII Fears
what was the fourth stage of dis
cipllno? Mrs, LeBlondc.
solo. Miss Mary Pierce
Business,
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Charged with Horse Theft.

Robert Allen. colored, was nrraign-
cd for trial IN the district court Fri
day afternoon on n charge OF horse
theft. The Jury was secured that
night and the taking OF testimony
was commenced early Saturday
morning. Allen IL accused OF steal"
ing q horse from Rev. A. A. Gordon,
colored, Of this city a few months
ago, The case against Alien presents
rather an interesting feature In that
the animal was returned to the own
ar after II had been uscd n month
or two
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frt ihs sllarrA onHts ~ thsHf
Ht iHrtpfs rofuNchu, iom tho
-tunA o th, ntsi Ffat rfei 2 "a
UYHtn palatyd must attsv tvo
ttaf iH tbr ptHlirntiais tlolnh
eBs parri va TRIAL in ihv aisttlgi
cnUH fiidas motnlue on rhatse
ni Wtrott THE courts DtstTs waH
ayltrtad ie the int, tate va ihe Al
Irnoon ana ~ short llmr = tvt
jln oi epIitt VAS returned Tho
u.ufAa brought ttom ihp dtpsu
wvni ~ education At Austin b' sp.
rcflntendent Cousins showed that
ON september a. 1898 a second
rtade certificate good TOT three
yrau eas issued TO !, n collin,
who ih,n resided In husk county
n, etasurrs and suhslitutiuns the
certificate was changed 10 FIRST
grade Roud for slS Years from the
date ~ SEE issuance by the state de-
pattmcnt " education The retitln
cate bore the signature of Arthur
Lrfcvrv, who was then supoflntend-
ent Vt public instruction. The alter
allona IN the document were discoy-
cred b, County superintendent @.
n Winn when Collin applied TOT a
school IN Ellis county the past win
ter.
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EDtW NILS ARE VETOED.


the Legislatures Work.
Austin, Texas, April 3.--Goveruor
Campbell yesterday afternoon We
toed four bills and one concurrent
resolution passed at the regular
session of the legislature.
Bills disapprovcd and filed in the
state department without approval
are as follows Mineral prospectors'
bill, which authorizes prospecting
for minerals on state lands, on
grounds against sound policy to
permit private parties to prospect
submerged lands OF states. Bill In
creasing salary of state superintend-
ent of public buildings and grounds
from $500 to $4,000, no necessity
for such increase; bin establishing
tuberculosis sanitarium; hunters IL
cense bill amending game laws, be-
cause II is filled with Inconsistencies
and part of It Is unconstitutional;
concurrent resolution vetoed as It
had for Its object relief of pur-
chase OF two and one-half sections
OF public school land situated In
Uvalde county, because such action
is unconstitutional,
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The revival at the Main street
Christian church is already great
meeting The chorus IL doing fine
work under Mr.. Ogle and the orches-
ira IL great factor In the music.
Mr.. Cross Ia a prodigy IN bible lore,
lie is simply walking bible. He
says, II will not explain any bible
to you, It liz plain enough | VIII
simply give you the old book !
will give you the Seven Oracles OF
pentecost On Pentecost was the
first time the keys OF the Kingdom
OF heaven were used. On this day
Snai's law was done away and the
gospel OF Gods grace was preached.
AT this time Jesus. the Christ Ia an
nounced as both justified and glori-
fled. Then the whole gospel, the
completed gospel, was preached for
the first time by man. the unchan-
genble law OF salvation Is proclaim
ed, the world wide message to the
whole world; the body, church or
kingdom OF Christ IL fully establish
ed and for the frat time people are
Indicted into this body. On Pente-
cost tho mystery which had been hid
In God for ages Is unraveled.' Mr..
Cross IL an eloquent speaker, fluent.
never Mt u loss for word and IL
very interesting from the start, He
has special subject FOR tonight.
1--WE Would See Jesus Services be-
Gin at 7;30, All people are invited
TO these services
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Junior II. Y. y. L. April (.

Subject Creation. Leader, Aisle
Ward
Creation of heaven and earth.
Genesis 1.l-2. James King.
Creation OF light. Genesis 1875.
Opie Gates.
Creation OF armament Genesis
6-S, Bartie Caldwell.
Land separated from water. Gene
sis / :9-10. Abe Kemble.
Earth made frultf !. Genesis Ill
49, Reba Singleton
Creation OF sun, moon and stars.
Genesis l:14-l9. Rena Cantrell.
Creation of fish and fowl Genesis
1903. Julia Ward.
Creation OF beasts, Genesis 1:24-
20. Inez Johnson.
Creation of man In image Of God,
appointment OF food. Genesis 1896
81 Ethel Roberts.
Special song by quartet,
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At a meeting OF the stockholders
or tho Southern Printing Co., FRI
day afternoon, the following officers
and directors were elected: q. G.
Dnyless. president; r, ]. Hovely,
Vice president; c. H. schuster sec
r W. uet2cndancr
and j. n. Coleman.
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ne mercury all eurrl, doslroy the
sonec oi smell aud completely do.
rangc The whole system vhcn enter.
ms " through ihe mucoue surfaces
Such articles should never bc used
except ON prescriptions from fcput.
able phSslclaue. ne The damage they
viii do is ten fold 90 the good YOU
can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catetrh Cure. manufactured
by T. J Cheney & Co. T, lcdo. O.
contains no mercury and ~ taken
internally, sciiae directly upon he
blood ana mucous surfaces of the
system. In buying Hairs Catarrh
Cure be sure YOU get the genuine. It
Is taken internally and made In To-
lodo, Ohio, by +. J. Cheney & Co.
Testimonials free.
Sold by druggists. price 75c per
bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipation, d
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NrtsWut,a ~ Nalm d " Nam
fanb W u'tr atH btat ~.

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~N''l ru.t appointment t
Na'nf D. % NsH atd, ot ruu
Wout rt tpabat t,f ibt utbt 49,
'irioH tni'ta Confederate Nrictsps
iot ihe annual ftuhlun u.s. hp h,ld
M Nrmphh TENN lutp f npd
lN Niss loHflns is hNe rnrbrca m
"heol voft az Sulphur Gaia end
f mhtirf say Hrt usi of maida of
honor inf Tho teunon tup she H. q
flstrt 70 Counts Clefk 1'hu " tor
uins
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Pictures arc a pleasure, but they
are necessary. How proud any ono
IL OF good picture OF their loved
ones when they havs been called to
tho grcat beyond. Secure tho best
from Mrr. G. n. jackson. II
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The farmers OF the Bristol COM
munlty are organizing company to
build a $4,000 gin at Bristol. A al
milar movement Ia on at Palmer ex-
cent that tho Palmer company will
Incorporate with $4,000 capital,
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Notice.

Having sold our furniture and UNI
dertnking business, we have trans
forred All accounts and notes to tho
Citizens National Bank OF Waxaha-
chic for collection. Kcmblo Bros.
312p
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During the spring every one
would be benefited by taking Fol
ey's Kidney Remedy II furnishes n
needed tonic to the Kidneys after tho
extra strain or winter and II puri-
ncs tho blood by stimulating the
Kidneys and causing them TO eleml-
nate tho impurities from It. Foley's
Kidney Remedy impnrts new life
and vigor, Pleasant to take, II. w,
Foaris, druggist d
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Join our party to Toyah Valley,
Reeves county, tho best part OF west
Texas. leaving here Tuesday even
Ing, April 0. at $50 Adkins-Rock-
EFT Co. 3l3
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For Observation-Disclosures Capudine.
whether from Colds, Heat, Stomach
or Nervous Troubles, Capudine Will
relieve you. It's liquid pleasant to
tAkc--acts Immediately. Try IT, loo,
2bc. and SOC At drug stores 1T
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LOST Between Campbell N Co. y
and Durhama store. n small purse
containing three 81 bills. one vi
bill, one silver dollar and some
change. Finder return to Mrs ., IS.
Sims and receive reward. n
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PRESSING DONE RfGiIT--If We
press your clothes you may rest as
surod that II liz done right. We guar
antee our work, Done only by FIRST
class tnilors Martin kurzliob, rs
College street, Phone h71. tf
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CALVIN BROS. are prepared to at
tend 10 your wants when they are
In tho gents furnishing line Clean
Ink, pressing and repairing receive
their careful attention and satisfac-
ton IL always guaranteed. Phone
them and see
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FOR SALE 5000 acres or timber
I'd land on railroad, at 81 per acre,
Probably forty or fifty thousand
dollars worth Of saw logs and cord
wood on the place. T f. Thompson.
diwIa
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WANT You 10 try my kafT1r corn
chops Good for horse. COW or chick
ems. u, II. Thompson 7
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FOR RENT--Lowcr story of my
residence. I rooms with modern
convcnienccs. Fred Meredith 3
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FOR RENT--Six room cottage with
all modern convenienccs Close in
$i6 per month T. r. Timmins Els
Kaufman street. Il
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FOR Rooms suitable for
light housekeeping with lights. bath
and phone. gil College street, old
phone 467. 312
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FOR RENT--Three room house,
with nice orchard, corner Williams
and Ross streets. Louis Giles. II
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sTENO0RAPHER Mas Lola cur
lin, ONCE with q. G. droce, Citizens
Bank Building. oktf
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CITY ANNOU

For Mayt r.
A. LASS WELL.
For Alderman. Ward l.
ED PLUMHOFF.
Il. II. THOMPSON.
Ito MI unexpirod Term OF D. g
Thompson
For Alderman, Ward q
+. II. KENNER.
For Alderman. Ward a.
j, II. SULLIVAN
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LAWN MOWERS sharpened and ad-
justsd correctly by new electric
sharpener at Arthur Mackoy's shop.
II
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LOST--A Rebekah pin between In
dependent telephone Office and opera
house. Return to tho Racket store
and he rewarded. 3t2p
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PHONE II. A. MCMILLAN at the
Daily Light ONCE when you want
printing done OF any kind The best
work guaranteed. II
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sEWiNO---All kinda, first class
dressmaking. Nesdamcs Hendricks
and Bell. 306 Briggs street. 3t3
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"EASTER FIXINCS."

All the garments requisites and fabrics YOU will need for
Easter very pleasing prices This offering you the
New Things the ha, vii help you your Easter selcc
We showing just those that the careful people
will desire select ~ ~ ~ ~
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wFsrHra fWnithl feif asfms.
eauahs fsi' Mes fs NlH e.