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IN MO0DY'S
HAMBURGER STEAK
in Murder Of Secretary
of Big Bakery Concern in
Chicago.

Chicago, March 80. - Alexander
Moody, secretary OF the big bakery
firm OF Moody & Waters, who died or
February 20, is believed to have been
murdered. Coroner Hoffman, who has
been conducting an investigation, de-
clared today hat sufficient arsenic to
u death had beer found In the
stomach Of the decedent.
The arsenic is believed to have been
placed in hamburger steak eaten by
MI. Moody on the morning of February
70. His death occurred that night.
Agnes Hartwick, a maid EMPLOYED in
the Moody house is said by the coroner
to nave been taken violently i'll a few
ours after partaking Of some of the
gravy on the steak. Involved in the
case are W persons, who are under
surveillance a man and The
man is said to have been one of Mr..
Moody's employees, While the woman
was a member Of his household.
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BOY PRODIGY WILL I'D
SAIL UP TO VENUS
IN TWENTY MINUTES

Boston, Mass, March 30
William Sidis, the 11-year-old
mathematical prodigy at Har-
ward. has not been combining his
attentions alone to the problems
on the fourth dimension and 9TH
er equally simple matters, but
has been delving into the mystic
ries of aerial navigation. From
one Of the instructors it is
learned that Sidis believes he
has solved the problem of nayi-
eating the air.
His plan has to do with the
alpha rays that are given off
from radium. These rays are
small particles Of matter which
leave the radium with great
force. Working upon this basis,
Sidis believes that by attaching
a block Of radium to the stern
OF his airship the propelling
power will be derived from the
force with which the alpha rays
leave the radium in the same
manner that a skyrocket is pro
PEELED through space.
Sidis declares such a terrific
speed will be generated that it
will take n to the planet We
nus in 20 minutes.
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VOLUNTEER SkIPS; TAG
DAY PROCEEDS MISSING
Warrant Issued for Arrest of
Captain Timothy Murphy
of St. Paul.

st. Paul, Mimi, March 3o.-A war
ant for the arrest of Captain Timothy
Murphy, of the st. Paul corps Of the
Volunteers OF America, was issued to-
day by the county attorney. The COM
plant was made by John O'Neal, ad-
jutant general of the Minneapolis corps
of the organization, and alleges 'Larc-
eny in the first degree" The amount
alleged to have been taken is 81 $50.
Captain Murphy disappeared last
Monday evening after he had with
drawn the money from the bank. The
money was q sum collected on March
II. Il tag day. devoted to raising funds
for a Xxi girls home,
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WIDE OPEN MAYoR.

Spencer, Ia, March 31.-The munic-
tpal election here yesterday was a quiet
AFFAIR, the only Office contested for be-
ing mayor, J. w. Hartman, on the re-
open town, while H. Chamberlain. on
the citizens ticket. was for conserya-
tilVa. The following ticket was elect.
ed.
q. Chamberlain, mayor, plurality 1853
votes; E. Taggart. treasurer; G. 81.
Blondel, assessor; alderman First ward.
F. Kirkpatrick; alderman Third ward
Il. d. Pitcher; aldermen at large, L. III.
Moulton and o. A. Biorvstad.
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BOLD ROBBERS STEAL
$4,000 FROM U. S.
Thieves Get Away With a Big
Haul From Postomce of
Richmond, Va.
Richmond, Va, March o.
Later estimates Of the loss in
the robbery Of the postoffiee
here placed the amount taken
at more than 100000.


Richmond, Va, March 3o.-Under
the glare Of a street lamp. robbers
backed a wagon up to the door Of
the Richmond p%ostoffice either on
Saturday or Sunday night, pierced a
vault with drills and escaped with
more than 10000 in stamps and $3.50
in cash. A Waterman in the building
was cndisturbed While the robbers en-
tered through a street window and
opened the vault. The office had been
closed since 6 O'Clock Saturday evening.
When a clerk opened the doors this
morning the robbery was discovered.
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WHAT, A MAN IN
WELLESLEY COLLEGE

Wellesley, Mass. March 81
The most sacred tradition of
Wellesley has been broken. Into
the classes of this institution,
formerly exclusively to the fe-.
male sex. there was recently adj
mitted a young man, Brian Hag-
opian. He is an Armenian, and
it is said he comes from royal
blood. He escaped from Turkey
over a year ago. following the
massacres at Adana. lie worked
his way to this country and
finally settled in Wellesley. After
working about the college one
of the teachers became interest
ed in Hagopian and eventually
the faculty gave him permission
to attend the lectures and recita-
tons in certain courses. The
faculty is as yet undecided as
to whether Hagopian will be
awarded a decree upon compile
ton of his studies.
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SHELDON sPLIrs.

Sheldon, Ia. March 31.-The repub-
licans elected the mayor and treasurer
a majority Of the councilmen at the
municipal election here yesterday. Much
interest was taken in the result, though
there was no issue. The following
ticket was named:
p. w. Hall, mayor; F. e. Frisbee,
q. ". Collins, assessor;
councilman, First ward, e. c. starrett.
Democrat; councilman, Second ward,
II. J. Cram, democrat; councilman,
Third ward, Scott Martin, republican:
councilmen at large, Charles Woodruff,
democrat, and George Bloxham, repub-
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WORKING GIRL "ANGEL"
SERVES EASTER MEAL
TO SIXTY PRISONERS

Chicago, March 3O.-A work.
ing girl With a salary Of sl2 a
week, yesterday out of a fund
which she had accumulated by
saving so cents a week, served
an Easter dinner to 60 prisoners
at the Harrison street police sta
ton.
The girl is Miss Julia Gleason,
a clerk in a downtown store who
for her work among the women
prisoners has become known as
the Angel of the station. For
two weeks Miss Gleason. helped
by Miss Helen Anderson, an.
other working girl, had worked
after hours preparing the de-
tails of the dinner. A dozen po-
licemen were placed at her dis
posal when the dinner was
ready. After the dinner Miss
Gleeson made a speech to the
prisoners admonishing them to
avoid doing things which
would get them into prison.
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MAYOR WINS EAsv VICTORY.

Co0eT ftaploe, Ia, March 31.-Mayor
Milees was reelected by q 4 to / vote
yesterday. Councilman Kener. union
labor candidate. against whom a nght
va waged. was the only member of
the old council reelected, Councilmen
Sherman and Huston both going down
70 defeat. The new men are p. p.
Smith. the present city engineer, whose
popularity is due to his uncompromis-
Ing attitude toward contractors; Henry
Bennett, insurance man and Anancfef.
2 .W..H, stepanek, hardware dealer.
stepanek is e bohemian and received
tionality. Only two-thirds Of the vote
was polled. The result Follows:
Mayor, NJ. ]. Miles, 1856: ]. w
Barry. $50. Councilmen, p. p. Smith,
S.7s1; w. y. stepanek, 1858; Henry
2,612; Henry Keffer, 1853; 6.
{. Lightner, 2.1S4; E. A. Sherman.
1857; J H. Hughes. 1912; c. D. Hous.
ton, 1880.
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DES MONIES MAYOR
LOSES HIS PLACE
But WILL CONTEST
One New Councilman at State
Capital-onawa Prepares
For a Contest.
VICTORIOUS MAYORS
IN CITIES OF IOWA
Hawarden-John H. Hutchin-

Hawarden-John H. Hutchin-
son :
Marcus-Dan Miller.
Sheldon-P. w. Hall.
Dentson-W. II. Laub. :
Harlan-Edmund Lockwood.
Sibley-T. s. Redmond. :
Ida Grove-C. S. Brannan. :
Council Blutfs-Thomas Ma :
loney. :
Dexter-s. K. Ellison. :
Clinton-J. P. Smith. :
Cedar Rapids-M. j. Miles. :
Spencer-H. Chamberlain.
Adair-S. H. Work. :
Ames-Parley Sheldon. :
Eldon-W. H. Enyart. (
Iowa Falls-B. B. Bryson.
Waterloo-John r. Rector. (
Lake City. NJ. Toliver. Z
Valley Junction.. S. Compton. I
Cresco-E. L. Davenport. :
Villisca-E. C. Gibbs. .
Burlington-W. C. Cross. (
Onawa-K. A. Pullen. (
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al MARCUS.

Marcus, Ia, March 31.-The city
election was held yesterday and there
was much activity, as there were two
tickets in the field. There were 221
votes cast, resulting in the election Of
Dan Meter, mayor: H. H. Neimann, j.
p. Delaney, E. Turner, H. B. Liggett
and w. Corbett, councilmen; j. Dalton,
assessor, and w. L. Gund, treasurer.
Corbett and Gund were the only men
on h peoples ticket elected.
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MALoNEY At BLUFFS.

Council Bluffs, Ia. March 31.-Mayor
Thomas Maloney was reelected mayor
yesterday by a slightly increased ma
jority over his vote OF two years ago.
a vote Of Ave to three, which is the
same as 1t has stood the past two
years. The republicans elect q major
ity Of the city officers outside Of mayor.
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LEXINGTON BANKER IS
CALLED AN EMBEZZLER

Lexington. KY, March so.-w. J..
Rice, cashier and founder of the I'M
perial Bank Of Olive Hill. KY. is under
arrest and Indictment and the bank
has been placed in the hands of a re-
ceiver. according to a dispatch from
there today. Rice is accused OF en-
bezzlement. securing money by false
pretenses n making a false report
OF the banks condition.
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and has been in the livery business
here for Is years.
HARLAN n IMPROVE

Harlan, Ia, March Sl.-Harlan elect
ed councilman favoring public improve
ments. The new officers are: Mayor,
dfnun LOCKWOOD; councilmen at
large, E. A. Kinsey and c. A. Cock
rell; councilman, First ward. p. Heintz
and p. Sturgeon tied with 50 votes;
councilman, Second ward, Fred Pax
ton; councilman, Third ward, DR.. E. ].
Smith: councilman Fourth ward. John
Frederickson; assessor, William Wy
land; treasurer. p. Hammar.
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Death OF JUSTICE
BREWER IS SUDDEN
Supreme Court Jurist Expires
of Apoplexy in Bathroom of
His Home.
MUST SUITS BE RETIRED

Washington, March 2e.-Jus-
tice Brewers death raises a Sc
rious qpestion as to the action of
of the court regarding the Stand
ard Oil and American Tobacco
suits, and it is not improbable
that the cases will have to lee re-
tried, since there now remain but
seven justices to pass upon them.
Justice Moody not having par
ticipated in the trials by reason
of continued illness.
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HORSES.
ARE BURNED IN BARN

Mason City. Ia, March 31.-Ffre at
noon DESTROYED the large livery barn Of
Baker 4 Gamidge, together with con-
tents. e head Of horses, cabs, buggies.
etc; The loss Is estimated at $4,000
with $4,000 insurance. The Caldwell
bank, across the street, suffered a
slight loss to the building. At n
time h whole block was threatened.
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ELLEN TERRY COMING TO U. s.

London. March 30.-Ellen Terry. who
sails for New FORK in October, to give
a series of lectures on THE Heroines
of Shakespeare" told an interviewer
hat she was looking forward to her
visit to America with the greatest de-
light.
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HUMBOLDT, S. D.-The work Of 81
ganizing a Commercial club at this
place now has been completed. Officers
have not been elected, it having been
decided that a board of directors
should direct the club during its first
res
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sleLEY WIN.

Sibley, Ia. March 31.-The entire cit
liens ticket was elected with no OPP
position. T. S. Redmond was chosen
mayor. A. w. McCallum, treasurer; A.
Remey, assessor; b. L. Brown, c. e.
Parker, E. NJ. Taylor, A. Morton and
II. D. Hulscher, councilmen.
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RECTOR AT

Waterloo, Ia, March 31.-John R.
Rector was elected mayor in a close
race with P. j. Martin, winning by 80
plurality. About 5000 votes were polled.
The campaign was without any clear
cut issue.
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Lake City, Ia, March 31.-J. NJ. Toll
yer was elected mayor by n majority
over Hibbs. Councilmen, Bailey, Nc
Caulley, Woodward, Guenther, Scott
and Light
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MlTcHELL TEACHERS NAMEp.

Mitchell. s.. D., March 31.-Professor
F.H. Hoff has been retained as uper-
sfnsendent of the city schools at $1,000
pef syear.sS ID. Manthey as principal, at
3l.1O0da year, and j. E. Martin as sci
~ teacher at S1,100 a year. The rest
scia5 nm,e1eting to be held April s.
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s Sx6ONS CITY, lathe Decker
go iinEssconpany Of this city has pur-
ShGSed large cold storage plant at
nniiith where It will store meats con-
Gi4nedI 10 eastern points by the lake
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SIOUX CITY PEOPLE
WE'D AT Fix oolAr

Elk Point. S. D.. March 3o.-Andrew
B.. Simpson and Mrs. Ethel G. Clark.
both of Sioux City, Ia, were married
tice of the peace. officiating.
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Des Moines. Ia. March 31.-At the
close of the tercest political campaign
In the city's history. Mayor Mathis is
claiming his reelection by IA votes,
while Professor Hanna claims he has
- lead of 16 votes over Mathis. With
out doubt the courts will be asked to
s~traighten out the tangle.
On the face OF the returns as re-
ported last night Mayor Mathis won
BY q, scant Il. This morning it was
found that the second division of the
Second precinct had turned in 295 for
Mathis, whereas the poll book figures
showed but 2s5. a gain of 80 for Hanna,
n putting him in the lead by 16.
It 10 announced that a contest is GER
tain.
John Macvicar leads the force for
council with zoos votes; Wesley Ash
has 1921; Zell3 q. Roe, S,163; Charles
schramm, 1894. Roe is the only new
councilman. John L. Hammery, the
.'spotless town superintendent Of po-
lice. was defeated, finishing in eighth
E IA
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coLoME, S. OWN. Rubash and
Miss Anna Jenista. young people who
recently came to Colome from Gregory,
were the principals in the first wedding
ceremony ever performed in this new
town. Rev. F. E. Motzkus oficiated.
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ADAMS, EXPRESS HEAD DIES

New York, March 30.-Levi c. Weir,
president of the Adams Express COM
pany, died here today at the Hote.
Plaza. Mr.. Weir was identified with
numerous financial institutions and
railroads.
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srAckLEToN IN WASHINGTON.
Washington. ID. c., March 30.-Sir
Ernest H. Shackleton. the antarctic
explorer, mi Lady Shackleton, ar
rived here last night and are the
guests of the British ambassador and
Mrs. Bryce.
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WELLS FARGO PRESIDENT DEAD

New York, March 3O.-Dudley Evans.
president of Wells Fargo & Co. since.
1902. died in a hospital here last night
following an operation last Monday Tor
gall stones. He was u years old. His
home was at Englewood. N. ].
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FORT DODGE, IA.-Members Of tho
United Mine Workers of America are
planning an anniversary celebration on
April ! to commemorate the granting
of the eight-hour day.
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WAGE SCALE UNSETTLED.

Cincinnati, Ohio. March 31.-When
fourth week of negotiations be-
tween miners and operators of Ohio.
Indiana n western Pennsylvania
today the question of q new
wage scale was still unsettled. Pennsyl-
vania miners We're supposedly the
blocks in the path Of the
committee members.
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REPUBLICANS FAKE pENIsoN

Denison, Ia, March 31.-The city OF
Denison elected q republican mayor
by q majority of 100 votes, and repub-
licans will have a majority Of the
follows: w. H. Laub, mayor; Arthur
Green, Charles Christensen ana
Charles French, councilmen, republic
ans. ]. 7. Haugh and p. j. EKRers.
cOuncilmen, democrats. Mr.. Laub is
the son Of the old settler, H. c. Laub,
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CONTEST TO FOLLOW
ELECTION AT oNAWA

Onawa, Ia, March Six, A. Pullen
was elected mayor yesterday on the
votes over Henry Harlow, and with
him were elected Jess Ropes, John
Harmon and William Ross, represent
Ing the vets, while Fred Marcus, EN-
cry Todd and w. y. Holmes were
elected by he faction opposed to IL
the representatives Of the license side.
OF the question. which has been warm
" contested, but there 10 little doubt
but the a~nti-saloon people viii bring
- contest on the ground that there
were illegal votes cas- on the opposing
ssldef Ira Hfotcky. for councilman at
John Lo0mis by ~ votes.
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a TIE AT M%ApLEToN.

Mapleton, Ia, March 31.-The city
election at Mapleton resulted in a
draw.
The citizens ticket elected the mayor
and two councilmen and the union
ticket elected three councilmen. treas
urer and assessor.
It was n Of the most closely COM
tested elections ever held here and a
heavy vote was polled.
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cLo5E coNTEsI AT HAwARpEN

city election held here yesterday John
Hutchinson was elected mayor having
majority OF 90 votes over the other
candidate. DR. A. c. Wyant. Mr.. Hut
chinson served az mayor before, some
years ago. and was afterward defeated
reelection. BIT. French and John
Smith were elected councilmen at
large. Will 6edgwick 10 councilman from
the Third ward. N. C. Callen from the
Second, and John Dalton from the
First. II. Walter was reelected treas
urer and Q Leary Assessor. All the
new 0tnciale were elected by q narrow
majority. A full vote was cast and
great interest taken in the election.
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A HAND MuRpER.

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, March 31.-As
q result of what the police believe to
be a black hand plot. John Jacobies
and killed Mike Farr at a board
today. %Jacobies, his brother. :Joa
Jacobies, Tony Touchie and Sam Goes
bic are held in the county Jail here in
connection with the murder.
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SMITH MAYOR 81 sIoux CITY.

80 ~ OtOON VJt W
Sioux City. March 31.-A. A. Smith,
present city clerk, was elected mayor
over 2. !. FAR, attorney. by q major-
tty OF 2I7. and r. 8. Whitley, "a. O..
Weeley, q. 3. Healy and Jonathan W.
Brown were elected councilmen over
Rudolph Beerend, d. e. Kerby, w, -.
and Frank 8. Wagner in Sioux
Guys nret election under the COM
mission plan OF municipal goyernment
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Real Estate Transfers

Elizabeth Williams to Mary V, Viii
son, 10 avres in First district, : Y.
Deed made in 1889
Abraham Ringland and wife, oi VIII
mington, Del, to William Guherson,
70 acre farm, $4,000.
William L. Purner and wife to John
Powell, property i'll Second district
$500.
John Powell and wife to Charles
Whitlock, lot OF land in Second dis
trict. $50.
Aaron c. Long and wife, OF Phla-
dalphia, to Samuel J. Keys, property
on Collins avenue, Elkton, $3.50.
William w. McNamee to Samuel J..
Keys, lot in rear OF property on Nam
street, Elkton, SOS. 8.
Emory 6. Lowe and wife to Thomas
w. Stevenson, property at NORTH East,
$500.
Amos r. Brown and wife to Calvin
P. Brown, OF Pennsylvania, "a acre
farm in Cecil county, $1,000.
William I. Gillespie and wife, or
Pennsylvania, 10 Samuel j. Crothers,
three properties 1T Principle, $1,000.
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by Mr.. Pyle the price of milk would
go UP in three days and il the shippers
could not afford it, as they probably
cannot, then they would raise the price
on the city consumer, which is what
really ought to be done anyway.
The News has been pushing this
campaign for the calculation OF cost
for some time, but this is the first set
of figures we have received. If any
other farmers have any to offer we
would be glad to hear from them.
What we want are facts and when Mr..
Abbott has the facts, he will undoubt-
edly pay attention to them If he does
not, then the farmers can put off their
diaries and feed cattle or hogs. The
city consumer cannot expect to receive
milk at less than cost, when the farmer
has to bear the loss. All that should
be demanded is a reasonable profit.
both for the dairyinan and the shipper
and this profit must be paid by the man
who buys the milk.-Oxford News.
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News In Brief

Mason Palmer, OF Havre de
Grace, and Clinton Owens, OF Perry
vile, wanted for assaulting John s.
Barnes. Waterman at the West end OF
the b. & O. X. X. bridge, who refused
to allow them to walk across the
structure, several weeks ago, were ar
rested in that city, One day last week.
Justice Fahey gave Palmer two years
and Owens one year in the House OF
Correction. The Waterman had been
badly beaten. His assailants escaped
and thinking the trouble had blown
over returned and were arrested, Pal
mer putting up a lively fight in the
cabin OF his fathers scow, the Elsie,
lying at Furnace Wharf. Officer
Welsh caught up with Owens on the
previous night.
**Pneumonia follows a cold but
and Tar, which stops the cough, heals
the lungs and expels the cold from the
system.-WELLS DRUG STORE.
The colored schools in Kent
county, Md, will be closed on April IS
**Stops itching instantly. Cures
piles, eczema, salt rheum, letter, itch,
hives, herpes, scabies-Doan' ONT
ment. At any drug store.
A largely increased potato acre
age will be planted on the Peninsula
this season.
**For a mild easy action OF the bow
els, a single dose OF Doan's Regulets
is enough. Treatment cures habitual
constipation. rs cents box. Ask
your druggist for them.
Gas buoy No has been replaced
on Poole's Island flats Tor the summer.
The winter spar buoy was removed on
March 9.
**"Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil is the
best remedy for that often fatal disease
Group. Has been used with success
in our family for eight years. Mrs.
L. Whiteacre, Buffalo, N. Y.
Hartford Lodge Knights of Pyth-
las OF Havre de Grace, will observe its
4oth anniversary next Tuesday even
ing, March 90.
**Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure
any case of Kidney or Bladder trouble
that is not found beyond the reach OF
medicine. No medicine can do more.
WELLS DRUG STORE.
Associate Judge William H. Ad-
kins, will, it is said, aspire to the Chief
Judgeship OF the Second Circuit, when
Judge Pearce's term expires in 1872
Forty head OF Guernsey COWS and
heifers were sold recently by John c.
Higgins OF the Delaware City section,
to Ohio parties for $4,000, an average
of $I5o per head.
*Heavy, impure blood makes a
muddy, pimply complexion, headaches
nausea, indigestion. This blood makes
you weak, pale, sickly. Burdock
Blood Bitters makes the blood rich,
red, pure-restores perfect health.
The funeral Of Amos F. Wilson, a
well-known stone mason, of the Nc
chanicsville section, near Newark, was
held last Thursday. He died on Mar
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EOLEYSKIDNEYCURE
Makes Kidneys and Bladder Right

Mrs. Anna Jay, of Darlington,
drove to Perryman. one day last week
to visit the Park farm. The horses
were left standing and growing fright
ened, ran away. One OF them colhded
with a. telephone pole and broke its
neck.
Nelson Allen, a farmer of the
Highland section, Hartford county,
was badly hurt, one day last week,
when Abraham Reamer's team ran
away on the road near Delta, the pole
OF the wagon wrecking Mr. Aliens
buggy top and striking him in the
back, injuring him severely.
Walter IL. Hoffman, who owns
eight peach orchards, containing about
5000 trees between Dover and Ridge
ly, says that, after examining his trees