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THE MORNING NEWS, WILMINGTON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1904. Munyon Talks to Women How They May Have Beautiful Complexion and Grow Luxuriant Hair. Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap is really a skin food and vitalizer. The only soap containing witch hazel, It nourishes the skin just as much 48 food nourishes the body. It puts every pore into a healthy condition; assists Nature in throwing off poisons from the body; allays inflammation, cools, soothes and heals all irritatated parts, LE cures chapped hands anti lips and all forms of chafing, No soap, no lotion, no wash ever made will so quiekly quiet a baby suffering with prickly heat or any form of rash as Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap.

For the general toilet it is an exquieite luxury, it impnaves any complexfort and makes the skin soft as velvet. you are Constipated, bilious, or if your blood is out of order don't fail to my Paw Laxative Pills, which to be the best liver pills ever MUNYON. GAS AGREEMENT Compromise in Suit of Receiver Pepper Against Bay State Company. BOSTON, Aug. compromise settlement tin the suit of Receiver George W.

Pepper, of the Bay State Gas Company of Delaware, to enjoin the sale of the various gas companies operating in Boston under a merger plan, has been reached out of court. Ittis understood that there will be no further litigation on this phose of the ease. Suits growing out of this, action, however, against H. H. Rogers, Theras W.

Lawson, and J. Edward Addicks still bold, but the Massachusetts Gas Companies is taken out of the field and given absolute possession and title to all the exIsting Boston gas companies. What Disgusts. To the Editor of "The Morning Governor Huan, much to his credit, announces that he will not be candidate for re-election. Good for Hunn.

Re shows His sense. Mr. Addicks also announees that Mr. Henry C. Conrad is the for whom all Republicans shall vote for governor, and that "this is final!" Well, we shall see.

I think I remember, away back in 1896. that Mr. Addicks sent a telegram from St. Louis saying that his delegation would surely be admitted to seats in the Republican NaFional Convention of that year, and ending his despatch with "this is final!" It was Anal, and Mr. Addicks and his delegation went home by the next train.

I think it is likely to be so this time. I do not think that the people are yet quite ready to let any man, high or lowmoney or no money- dictate what shall or shall not he done in publie affairs, on the commercial idea alone. For one, I am not willing. I have a little volume of letters from Horace Greeley, to his business partner. Charles A.

Dana, written in 1855, when Greeley was in the House of Representatives, in which Greeley says, with reference to a certain employe of the Tritune in Washington: would dot SO much mind being a gentus it he wasn't fool." So it is to-day; and 80 perhaps, it always will be, but we can all rote the other way if we wish to and thus settle somebody. This infernal Impudence is what disgusts. W. Hastings. Wilmington, August 12, 1904.

CARLISLE. -In this city. on August 13, 1904. Emma F. Carlisle, aged Invited 38 Fears.

Relatives and friends are attend the funeral services at her late No. 807 Vandever avenue, Inter- 01 Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock. ment at St. Georges. COLLINS.

In this city, on the 12th instant, Horace B. Collins, aged 23 years. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the reeldence of his parents, No. 2711 Market street, on Monday, August 15. at o'clock.

Interment at Riverview cemetery, Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep, From which none ever wake to weep. A calm and undisturbed loss of foes. repose Unbroken by the 1904. Margaret daughter of George this city, on August 13. and Grace R.

Irvine, in her 18th year. Funeral private from her parents' resIdence, No. 1819 Lancaster avenue, on Tuesday afternoon, August 16. at 2.30 o'clock. this city, on August L.

14, 1904. Ether Davis, wife of Frank Johnson, aged 21 years. Relatives and immediate friends are respectfully invited to of attend the funeral services at the home her husband, No. 732 Pine street, on Tuesday evening, Aurust 16, at 8 o'elock. Interment at Harrington.

on Wednesday, the 17th. -In this city, on August 13, 1904. Ella T. Magahern, nee Plunkett, wife of John J. Magahern.

Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the residence of her husband, No. 1127 West street, on Thursday morning, August 18. at 9 o'clock. Requiem mass St. Peter's Pro-Cathedral.

Interment at Cathedral cemetery. MILLER In this eity, on the 14th instant, Mary Miller, Infant daughter of Rudolph C. and Mary E. Miller, aged 3 months and 6 days. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral from her parents' residence.

No. 204 West Eighth street, Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Services at St. Peter's Pro-Cathedral. Interment new Cathedral cemetery.

this city, on August 15. 1904. Michael Stannard, Sr. and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from his late residence. No.

1119 Elm street, on Friday morning, at 9 o'clock. Requiem mass at St. Paul's Church. Interment Cathedral cemetery. Philadelphia, on Sunday, August 14.

1904. Ellen J. Stotsenburg, widow of Mahlon B. Stetsenburg and daughter of the late Joseph Teas. Interment at Wilmington and Brandy wine cemetery, 011 Wednesday August 17, 1904.

on arrival of train leaving Broad Street Station at 10.16 m. TAYLOR. -In this city, on Monday, August 15, 1904. Cari J. Taylor, aged 18 years.

Son of James F. and Margaret M. Taylor, No. 1808 Scott street. Funeral from St.

Ann's Church. Thursday, August 18, 1904, 9.30 a. m. The members of the Holy Name Society, Immaculate, Conception Society and St. Thomas Cadets, the patternmakers and apprentice boys of Betts' Machine Company, are invited to attend.

Interment new Cathedral cemetery. WILKINS. -In this city, on August 11, 1904, Elizabeth Willard Wilkins, daughter of the late James and Margaret Wilkins. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited residence, to attend No. the funeral from her late 215 Lombard street, on Monday afternoon, August 15, at o'clock.

Interment in Wilmington and Brandy wine cemetery. UNDERTAKERS. J. B. MARTIN, Undertakerand Embalmer W.

COR. NINTH and WEST. on Ninth street. No. 18 WASH DAY AT CAMP Sunday Visitors Departed and the Tenters Had a Quiet Time With Fine Weather.

WELL-ATRENDED SERVICES From Stall Correspondent. BRANDYWINE SUMMIT, Pa. August 15. Day," was quietly observed at Brandywine Summit camp to-day, and the grounds appeared deserted after the exodus of the Sunday visitors. Those who remained over last night left this morning, and the tenters spent a day of quiet.

The weather was again fine, and 50 tar it has been all that could be desired. Considering the fact that it was Monday the religious services to-day were well attended, and this was especially the case of the lovefeast at 8.30 o'clock this morning. This meeting was in charge of Miss M. Stewart, the woman evangelist, assisted by the Rev. R.

H. Adams, D. D. This service was in the nature of a holiness meeting, and the attendance was remarkable in view of the fact that it was day. The service lasted throughout the morning and the usualy morning sermon was dispensed with.

Aubrey Vandever conducted a successful children's meeting at 1.30 o'clock this afternoon, and the alternoon sermon was preached by the Rev. L. I. Me McDougal of Kingswood Church, Wilmington. It was the frat appearance of Mr.

McDougal at Brandywine Summit camp, and be expressed himself as being much pleased with it. Mr. McDougal took as his text: "Lovest Thou Me More Than John 15. The Rev. Vincent Nichols of Chester Heights participated in this service.

Following the sermon there was an altar service which was conducted by Mrs. Alice Welser Davis, There was the usual song service at 7 o'clock this evening. and at 7.30 o'clock the evening sermon was preached by the Rev. Robert Watt, D. of Smyrna.

This service was largely attended as the number of visitors to camp this evening was considerable. The Rev. G. R. Tompkins will have charge of the pentecostal service at 8.30 o'clock this morning.

The Rev. C. T. Wyatt of Middletown, will preach the morning sermon. Presiding Elder A.

S. Mowbrey will preach in the afternoon and the Rev. W. T. Hammond in the evening.

Talk of a. trolley line to the camp greunds has been revived by the surveys made by Superintendent H. H. Archer of the West Chester Rallway Company, and the trustees and tenters alike spend a considerable portion of their time in of the subject. According to Samuel H.

Bagnard, the propesed new tabernacle depends on the trolley line, for in discussing the matter this afternoon he said: "If the trolley comes to camp there will be a new one, but if it does at. the present one will be extensively impromed." The Rev. Dr. Wait believes that a trelley line would resalt in the camp booming to a wonderful extent, and be also believes that in such event the grounds would be occupied the whole of the summer months. The trustees and George Lesly, the traveling tintyper, are still at odds, and because Lesly, after being ordered to leave the camp grounds persisted in moving his tent just outside of the entrance and opening up the business, a warrant bag been issued for the arrest of Lesly, but it had not been served to-night.

Lesly says he will leave for Twin Oaks camp on Saturday. In a statement this afternoon he says his receipts for yesterday were but $2 and that $1.75 of this amount was realized before he was ordered to close. As the result of action taken by the executive committee of the board of trustees last week, the road leading into the grounds on the south has been changed in front of the store to the rear of the building in order that tenters might not be annoyed by teams. The bas ball grounds will also be removed for the same reason. Indications hold good for a record breaking attendance next Sunday, and the trustees say the attendance yesterday was the biggest for the first Sunday in the history of the camp.

It was also the most successful one, for there was no disorder of any kind. Mrs. John Reed of Wilmington, who was injured as the result of a runaway last night was reported to be much 1m- proved to-day though she still suffers considerable pain. Following the accident More, Reed was taken to the tent of William McLane, end when Mies Florence McLane witnessed her injuries she fainted and was unconscious for one-half an hour. Extensive preparations are being made for the Young People's rally which will be held on Thursday, and a big attendance is expected on that day.

Dr. John Heston Willey of Brooklyn, the well known minister, will address the young people at 10.30 o'clock in the morning. Dr. F. F.

Carpenter of Mt. Salem Church, will make the afternoon address at 3 o'clock, while Rev. R. K. Stephenson, D.

will preach at 7.30 o'elock in the evening. Mrs. Thomas Benson will be in charge of an augmented choir of young people, and Miss Preston whose solos are winning great praise end Mrs. Munford, the noted soloist of Philadelphia, will render vocal selections. The Epworth League of Brandywine Church, which has charge of the Union bearding tables cordialy invites all to make their tents while at the grounds.

Everything will be done for the comfort of visiting leaguers. University of Pennsylvania dental students who are staying at camp have organized a base ball team and will play the Brandywine Summit club on Wednesday. The U. of P. lineup follows: Rommell, 1b; Lenderman, s8; Crouch and Moreland, Drayton, Simpson, 2b; Dayett, If; Winper.

rf; Morgan, cf. The Rev. R. G. Tompkins who ceupled the pulpit of Asbury Church, Wilmington on Sunday, in the absence of the Rev.

T. R. Poulson, D. who preached here, returned to camp to-day much pleased with Asbury Church and reported that they had a camp meeting of their own. The Rev.

Robert Watt, D. and the Rev. W. T. Hammond of Ex nezer Church, arrived at the camp grounds this after0000.

Mrs. Harry Stafford of South Wilmington, 1s a camp visitor. Harry E. Saville of Camden, N. ts spending this week at camp.

Mr. and Mrs. T. Leslie Carpenter of Wilmington, are visiting S. H.

Foulk. Mrs. Emma McMullen of. Wilmington, spending this week at Alexander Watson of Philadelphia, is visiting friends at camp. R.

K. J. The Excursion of the Season-Baltimore, Sunday August 21, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad--Only One Dollar For Round Trip. A great excursion to Baltimore, Sunday, August 21. Only one dollar for the round trip.

Visit the magnificent parks of the Monumental City. Special train leavea Delaware avenue station at 8.30 a. ReBaltimore, 6.80 p. m. WANTED- WANTED--MISCELLANEOUS.

ANTED CORPS. FOR THE Able-bedied U. S. unmarried MARINE men, between 21 and 35; good character, must speak, read and write English, Marines serve sea on men-of-war in all parts of the world. on land in our island possessions and Naval Stations in the Post Office Apply Wilmington.

United States. Recruiting Office, jyitsept30. ITUATIONS EXPERIenced cook with good reference. Girl for general housework. Housekeeer wants place; and one experenced housekeeper one man.

800 FOURTEENTH. D. 2105A. jy14-1m mington to THE know PEOPLE that OP Radam's WILMicrobe Killer is now sold at all drug stores. N.

B. DANFORTH, wholesale and retail distributer EVERYBODY USING carriages to see the two in one buggie. Top buggle and runabout in one carlage. MESSINGER'S, 611 West Front street. MAN WITH SMALL capital to invest in a good paying business with employment if destred.

Address this office. a 16-30 ANTED. PARTY WITH $50,000 TO become active in established rolling mill For interview, address MANUFACTURE Morning News Office a 15-2t writers bought. REMINGTON sold. exchanged, TYPErented.

Supplies for all machines. CHAS. G. GUTER, Court Stenographer, 826 Market street. 'Phone 1283.

327-1m HELP WANTED -MALE. wagon and A deliver BOY TO groceries, DRIVE permanent position, reference required. Address this office a 16-2t WANTED commission: FIRST-CLASS money SOLICI maker. Address Box 32, city. to invest to MAN complete WITH motor.

CAPITAL Address this office. a8-614 HELP WANTED- FEMALE. ANTED. A GIRL FOR GENERAL housework, reference required. Apply 1320 WEST SEVENTH ST.

a16-2t housework. GIRL Apply FOR 501 West GENERAL Fifth street. 215-LE ANTED. housekeepers, FIRST-CLASS chambermaids; COOKS, also help for good places in the country. No.

307 EAST FOURTH STREET. 2250. 327-1m ADIES EARN $20 PER HUNDRED writing for short letters. IDEAL stamped MFG. envelope particulars.

Cassopolis. Mich. jy23-1m' AGENTS WANTED. TREE SAMPLE TO ready call device for telephones. Saves brain work and hours of time.

Sells itseif. One sale sells dozens. Seeing belleving. Send stamp. THE TELEPHONE APPLIANCE CO.

One Madison Avenue, Dept. F. A. New York City. 921-eodim BOARDING.

ANTED. boarders, third TWO story front GENTLEMEN FOGIG. nicely furnished, No. 408 EAST SEVENTH STREET. ANTED.

GENTLEMEN BOARDers; use of phone and bath. 901 JEFFERSON STREET. a 10-im ANTED. BOARDERS; ALSO, MAN and wife. 619 E.

SIXTH STREET. al1-1m Lombard BOARDERS AT NO. all-4t 615 board. 511 BOARDERS WEST ST. AND TABLE a10-41 lar ANTED.

street. MRS. BOARDERS AT SHEPPARD. 211 POPjy13-1m FRENCH STREET. rooms: permanent or transient; board optional.

m17-tt. COUNTRY OAK LAWN, eight miles Wilmington, elegant rooms, three acres lawn, old shade, porch on three sides, first-class table, lawn tennis, shule board, croquet, music, 'phone in house, mail F. R. five minutes' walk from station. Address MRS.

ERVIN. Hance P. 0. and Ogden, Pa. al-tt DO Twe YOU or WANT three lines BOARD in or boarders.

this column will bring resulta. tt REAL ESTATE. NOR RESIDENCE ON SOUTH Clayton street between Maple and Sycamore, Property includes modern residence. stable and extensive wellshaded grounds. For further information apply to GEO.

W. BUSH AND SONS COMPANY, French Street Wharf. a16-1m FOR N. E. cor.

LOT Fourth AND and BUILDINGS Spruce streets, oposite P. B. W. Freight Station: 87 feet on Fourth street and 91 feet on Spruce. For further information call on TATNALL 111 W.

Ninth a6-Imeod for EW sale FIVE or rent AND on easy SEX-ROOM terms. HOUSES West side: immediate possession. J. B. OBERLY, 838 Market street.

Both phones. a8-ttstf NATHAN LIEBERMAN, 814 West Street. For Sale, 50 houses- -For sale or Exchange for city property. 2 farms and piece of woodland; also desirable building lots in all parts of this city, EDUCATIONAL. Friends' School FOURTH AND WEST STREETS.

Wilmington, Del. The largest in and best equipped preparatory school the state. A corps of 15 thoroughly trained instructors. HIGH SCHOOL, GRAMMAR SCHOOL. AND DEPARTMENTS.

CLASSICAL LITERARY. LATIN-SCIENTIFIC AND SCIENTIFIC COURSES. Co-educational. Students fitted for either college or business. Graudates entered on certificate in all the leading colleges whieh receive pupils on a school record.

Transportation provided for smaller pupils. Fall term opens 9th 19th. The Principal will be at the school on and after 9th Mo. 5th. For 4i- lustrated catalogue address HERSCHEL A.

NORRIS. A.M Jy2-ttstf PRINCIPAL Menu for Wednesday, August 17. BREAKFAST Fruit Pettijohn Sugar and Cream Broiled Kidneys Potatoes ail Gratin Vienna Rolls Coffee LUNCH Baked Egg Plant Lettuce Salad Fruit Cocoa DINNER Campbell's Celery Soup Chicken Fricassee with Dumplings Rice Stuffed Tomatees Escarole French Dressing Waters Cheese Delicate Pudding Custard Sauce Coffee From Philadelphia Table Talk. Great Excursion to Baltimore, Sunday, August 21, via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad- Only One Dollar. Sunday, August 21, the Baltimore and Ohio R.

will run another popular excursion to Baltimore at the low rate of one dollar for the round trip. Special train will leave Delaware avenue station at 8.30 a. m. Returning, leave Baltimore, Camden station, 6.80 p. Mt.

Royal station, 6,35 p. FOR RENT. LODGES, ORDERS. LABOR ORGANIZATIONS TAKE. NOTICE The large and hall, Nos.

300 and 302 Last Fourth street, is now open for inspection. This hall has just been entirely refurnished and fitted up in the latest and most approved style, complete with electric and gas lighting, and solid oak furniture, making it one of the most up-to date and: desirable meeting rooms in the city, Will be rented at reasonable rates by MAX SPIEGEL, 302 East Fourth Street. D. A. Phone 313D.

Wilmington, Del. 1323-stilmeod 801 URNISHED KING STREET ROOMS FOR LODGERS, a3 RENT- FIN' NESS OFfices. Light, Janitor's. services supplied. Chandler, 1015 Market street, Cit.

jy 27-10. DOR ROOMS FURNISHED or unfurnished. 608 SHIPLEY a11-4t RENT--ROOMS OR FOR also parlor suitable for doctor. 625 W. SECOND ST.

a 10-1m TOR -ROOMS AT NO. 835 ORANGE STREET. a16-4t DWELLINGS FOR rent, 6 rooms for $16, and 6 rooms, $14 per month, with all conveniences. B. FRANK WAGAMON Vandever.

avenue and Thatcher Street. 125-tr TOR RENT- -FURNISHED ROOMS IN private family with board; table board. No. 407 WEST SEVENTH ST. al6-Im TOR SEVERAL ROOMS FOR light housekeeping on first seeond floors, Apply, 1129 ADAMS STREET.

FOR room RENT. for gentlemen THIRD only. STORY 1207 FRONT MARKET STREET. a FOR seven RENT- room MI and bath: SHEARMAN immediate STREET. possession.

Apply J. C. PATERSON, 525 Madison street or 920 West Seventh St. a16-eod3t NOR RENT -UNFURNISHED ROOMS. 303 WEST SEVENTH STREET.

816-4t FOR rooms for RENT--THREE lodging UNFURNISHED keeping: convenience; west side. Address this office. NOR NICELY FURNISHED reoms, 305 WEST FIFTH STREET. BUSINESS CARDS. WILLIAM G.

ROBELEN Sanitary Plumbing, Gas, Steam and Hot Water Heating. Jobbing promptly attended to. No. 623 Shipley Street, Wilmington, Del. D.

A. Phone 12760; Delmarvia, 1396. W. A. GOENNER, Fresco, House and Sign Painter.

Graining. Glazing and Catsomining. Decorative and Scente Painting a specialty. Resiand Shop. 812 West Fifth Street, Wilmington, Delaware, 21-eodim JOHN T.

McCRACKEN, New Remodeled Cafe and Sample Room 621 Shipley Street. Best Wines and Liqvors for Family Trade and Medieinal purposes, D. A. Phone 222D. end Woerner Wire Works and Iron Railings.

IPERFLUIOUS HAIR REMOVED by electric needle. Spectal attention given to home treatment. MISS ELIZA. BETH McMAHON, Graduate Massage Electrical Treatment, 2812 West Nineteenth Street, Wilmington, Del. 318-eodtt P.

J. MUNDY. MERRITT HOUSE. Front and French streets, If you wish to buy some fine Liquors and Wines, call and see our stock. The finest assortment of goods for family uses a6-Imeod UTOMOBILES CLEANED AND REA paired.

Machine work of all kinds. Draughting and designing. MODERN MACHINERY Monroe and Fifth streets. a15-1m 712 Shipley: good sign work; reasonable prices. Both phones.

a10-1m OP OPEN Money FOR Loan Office. Loans -PRUmade on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Clothing and all kinds of other articles. Money loaned on very low interest. Business strictly confidential. G.

PODOLSKY, Proprietor, 14 East Front Street. jy20-1m AND RUGS CLEANED, and scoured. Anthracite and Bituminous coal. J. Gooding.

Fourteenth and Scott streets. 124-tf HARRY T. DOUD, DEALER in Wall Paper. 708 King Wilmington Del, 117-t LOST AND FOUND. TENTH AND Market and Fourth and Harrison.

Ladies'. Hunting Case Watch and Fob. Finder please communicate with WATCH Morning News Office. OST, MISLAID OR HAD STOLENDeposit Book on the Wilmington Sayings Fund, No. 20,376, in the name of Ada Wyatt for H.

L. Wyatt! Notice has been given and application made for it new book. ADA WYATT for H. La. WYATT.

a16-1tw3w FOR SALE. SALE OF Personal Property By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of the State of Delaware, In and for New Castle County, made on the 22nd day of July, A. D. 1904, will be exposed to Sale at Public Vendue, ON TUESDAY. THE DAY OF AUGUST.

1904, at 2.30 o'clock, D. at No. 505 Shipley street. in the City of Wilmington, the following described Personal Property of the Frete Presse Printing Company the City of Wilmington, to wit: 1 Gordon Medium Press. 1 Universal Press, 10x15, 1 Universal Press.

13x19, Paper Cutter, 32 inches, 1 Electric Motor and Rheostat, 1 Campbell Press, shafting and pulleys. Desks, Chairs, Sate, Stoves, Ink. Paper, Envelopes, 153 Cases Type, lot of Wood Type, Stands, etc. Terms cash. WILLIAM S.

PRICKETT, Receiver of The Freie Presse Printing Company of Wilmington, Delaware. c. Attest- JOSEPH C. JOLLS. Register C.

Wilmington, August 8. 1904. SALE -NEWSSTAND, BAKERY. coal vard. grocery stores, saloons, farms, houses, also, lots in all parts of city or easy terms.

I have elie.its wno wish to buy your property or business. Yours might suit them. Send me a description of property or business and lowest price. Money to loan cn mortgage. Rents collected, estates managed.

sell fire, life, accident, health and plate glass insurance; none but best companies represented; no charge for advice or trouble. T. F. McEVILLY, Real Estate, Mortgage and Insurance Broker, No. 623 West Fourth Street, Wilmington, Del, Delmarvia 'phone 931A.

D. A. 904D. 114-ttstt TOR SALE. LAUNDRY STOVE IN good condition, Newa office.

a16-6t SALE CHEAP. SIDEBAR Guthrie in good condition. Apply at 110. WEST ELEVENTH ST. all-tts2w LOR SALE NOTIONS, HOSIERY, trimmings to storekeepers, the only wholesale house in the state.

DELAWARE NOTION HOUSE, Ltd. 209 Market street. a4-eodim HAYNES-AP. A person: one Rambler: two. Oldsmobiles; one Buckboard; all in perfect order.

i Can be seen at WILMINGTON AUTOMOBILE 823 Orange street. a 12-3t DIOR SALE DOUBLE SEATED CARriage and harness, Seller make: a set of platform scales. M. J. HAMIL TON.

504 Madison street. 925-1m. NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT STATE LICENSES AND TAX DUE AND 30TH NOT DAY PAID OF ON OR AUGUST. BEFORE 1904, THERE WILL BE 25 PER CENT.

ADDED THERETO. IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 6. CHAPTER 68, REVISED CODE, LAWS OF DELAWARE. WINFIELD S. QUIGLEY, Clerk of the Peace.

New Castle County, Wilmington, July 31, 1904, a2-1m NOTICE THE Microbe Killer, AGENCY formerly FOR RA- 107 cated at 711 Market street, has been discontinued. The remedy can now be procured at any drug store in the city. N. B. DANFORTH, wholesale and retail distributer.

ab-1m WRINGERS AND CARPET sweepers repaired. J. T. SCHWEIZER. No.

625 West Front street. 823-1f 'HE SEPTEMBER DESIGNER IS brimful of advance information regarding Autumn fashions and also presents much literary value. There is a charming love story, "The Governor's Coup a shadow pantomine, "Arlette and An interesting acsount of Two Girl Camera Gunners on Cape Cod. and Children of Many Lands. Fancywork comprises "Hardanger 'Bermuda "'Lace and "Old-Time Stitches." "The Evolution of Green Help Into Competent Servants" and "When the School Bell are articles which will be of great service to the housekeep and the mother.

26-25t POLITICAL. FOR CLERK OF THE PEACE of New Castle County, 1904, Winfield S. Quigley of Christiana Hundred. Subject to the decision of the Republican party. 1y7-tt FOR CLERK OF THE PEACE of New Castle County, 1904, B.

A. Groves of Mill Creek Hundred. Subject to the decision of the Republi. can party, 315-tt FOR CLERK OF THE PEACE of New Castle County, Harry A. Brown of Wilmington Hundred.

Subject to the decision Republi- can party. jy8-eodtf FOR 1904. COURT COMMISSIONER. District. Comprising Brandywine and that part of Christiana Hundred, East of Lancaster Pike.

ISAAC C. ELLIOTT Subject to the decision of the Republican party. a13-eodtf FOR 1904, LEVY COURT Fourth COMMISSIONER, District, Comprising Mill Creek and Be South Christiana Hundreds. C. CANBY HOPKINS Subject to the decision of the Republican party.

a13-eodtt FOR Second LEVY Levy COURT COMMISSIONER, comprising that portion of Wilmington west of Market street and South of Brandywine Creek. STEPHEN DOWNEY Subject party. to decision of the Republican NO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF New Castle County: Being Impossible for me to see you Individually, I announce my candidacy for the office of County Comptroller. Having been clerk under Mr. George D.

Kelley, the present Incumbent, and thoroughly conversant with the duties of office, I respectfully ask your support. Yours very truly, EDWIN C. CLARK. j32-tt, FOR SHERIFF of New Castle County. 1904, HARRY I.

GILLIS, of Wilmington. Subject to the decision of the Republican party. FOR SHERIFF or New Castle County 1904 Joseph E. Martin 1904 Subject to the Decision of the Republican Party. 1 FOURORONER OF NEW CASTLE WILLIAM T.

PURKS, of Christiana Hundred. Subject to the decision of the Republican party. jy21-sodtf FOR PROTHONOTARY, County, Frank L. Speakman, Subject to the decision of the Republican voters jy19-tt FOR COUNTY Castle COMPTROLLER. County, 1904, Joseph C.

Parker Subject to decision of the Republiof Stre Georges Hundred, can party. FOR COUNTY COMPTROLLER, of New Castle County, Philemma Chandler, Subject to the decision of the Republican party. Jy16-tr 10 THE REPUBLICAN AND OTHER voters of the wards. 1st, I 3rd, offer 5th, 7th, 10th, 11th and 12th Court myself as a candidate Western for Lavy district of this Commissioner of the city. I am an architect and civil engineer of 34.

years active practice, and know the uses of cements and good road construction. Can design and build bridges of steel, Iron, wood, brick or concrete, and know when a contract is properly drawn for any of them. (In other words am qualified). I at the nomination. Yours, CAPTAIN E.

L. RICE, JR. P. No "grafter" need apply. 1y12-tr SEASIDE RESORTS.

ATLANTIC CITY. CHALFONTE ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. New: Complete: Ten Stories; Fireproof; Always Open.

Send for Folder THE LEEDS COMPANY. LITTLE BRIGHTON HOTEL South Carolina Avenue and Beach. We set the best table at the most moderate rates in Atlantic City. Furniture and carpets new throughout, all metal beds. $1.50 day up: $8 weekly up, Capacity 200.

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first hotel from Beach, near Young's pier and P. R. accommodation for bathers, good table, home cemforts, $8.90 to $12.00 weekly. MRS. L.

JOHNSTON. 18-52t ILLER COTTAGE AND ANNEX, 9 North Georgia Avenue. Excellent table. Electric lighted throughout. Capacity 250.

$1.25 day; $7 to $8 weekly. Jy11-26t FIRE INSURANCE. INSURANCE If you wish your property insured against Fire or Tornado Call upon DANIEL W. TAYLOR, 410 Equitable Building. SECURITY TRUST and SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY 519 Market Wilmington, Del.

FINANCIAL. Capital (full paid). $600,000 Authorized to Act as TRUSTEE, EXECUTOR, ADMINISTRATOR, GUARDIAN, SIGNEE. RECEIVER, REGISTRAR AND AGENT. Transacts a GENERAL TRUST BUSINESS, Allows Interest on Deposits Loans Money on Mortgages and Other Good Securities Attends to the Management of Real and to the Collection and Remittance of Rents, Interest on Securities and Dividends on Stocks.

Rents Boxes New Burglar and Fireproof Vaults. Makes ample provision Its Store Room and Vaults for the Safe Keeping of Securities Valuable Packages placed in its custody. Keeps Wills Without Charge. BENJAMIN NIELDS. President.

JAMES B. CLARKSON, Treas. and See. JOHN S. ROSSELL, Trust Officer.

The Equitable GUARANTEE Trust Co. Capital (full paid) $500.000.00 Surplus and Profits, $400.000.00 EXECUTES TRUSTS, MANAGES REAL ESTATE, PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS, RENTS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES. The company is always ready to assist its depositors in securing safe INVESTMENTS It has now forsale some good bonds yeilding five per cent. interest, details of which will be mailed on application. OFFICERS: OTHO NOWLAND, President.

E. BRINGHURST. Vice-President. J. T.

PENNYPACKER, Sec. and Trust Ome F. R. MORRISON, Asst. Sec.

and Treas. RICHARD REESE, Treasurer, M. D. CROSSAN, Real Estate Officer. N.

W. Cor. oth and Market Sts. Wilmington, Del. Delaware Trust Co.

ISSUES Guarantee Title Insurance Bonds. COLLECTS Rents and Incomes. Manages Estates and Executes Trusts. Buys and Sells Mortgages with Titles Guaranteed. Real Estate in all Branches.

N. E. Cor. Ninth and Market Streets. H.

L. Evans Co. Bankers and Brokers, Eighth and Market Sts. FOR SALE Bank Stock, Security Trust Co. Stock.

Wilmington Trust Co. Stock. American Vulcanized Fibre Common Stock. Delmarvia Telephone Co. 6 per cent Bonds PROFESSIONAL.

FRANCIS A. PRICE Civil Engineer and Surveyor. Surveys, Plans and Estimates Made. No. 10031 Market Street, Wilmington, Del.

Delmarvia Phone, 710B; D. A. Phone, 1788D. m12-tfeod LICENSE APPLICATIONS. NOTICE and THOMAS oceupant of McHUGH, the house THE situated in School District No.

6, Brandywine Hundred, known as Parry's Hotel, county of New Castle, and State of Delaware, In compliance with the General requirements of the acts of the Assembly in such case made and provided, do hereby give notice that I shall apply in writing to the Court of General Sessions of the State Delaware, in and for New Cas. tie county. on Monday, the 19th day of September, A. 1904, being the next term of said court, for a license for said house as an inn or tavern, for the sale therein of. intoxicating liquors in less quantities than one quart.

to be drunk on the premises, and the following respectable citizens of said school district. at least twelve of whom are substantial freeholders of said school district, the said application, viz: John A. Forbes, Michael Breger, John D. McCrea, Louis Breger, H. H.

Luff. Hugh famsey, E. F. Carney, Highfield, David Daniel Cloud. Forbes, Alfred Mousley, Wm.

Forbes, Oliver H. Ramsey, Parry, David tamsey, Stewart John ahn, Daniel Ryan, Thoma A. R. Curtis L. Talley, Salbreath, THOMAS McHUGH.

ALFRED GIRASON, THE tenant and occupant the house situated at No. 1 Franklin street, in the Tenth ward of the city Wilmington, county of New Castle and state of Delaware, in compliance with the requirements of the acts of the eneral Assembly, in such case made at provided, do hereby give notice that I shall apply in writing to the Court of General Sessions of the State of Delawal in and for New Castle county, on nday, the 10th day of September, A. D. 1904, being the next term of said court, a license for said house as an inn or tavern, for the sale therein of Intoxicatin liquors in less quantities than one quart to be drunk on the premises; and the fo lowing respectable citizens of said ward at least twelve of whom are substantial freeholders of said ward, recommend he said application, viz: Richard Pietsch, H. Rolland, Morris Palmer, Janies M.

Banthem, W. W. R. Ferris, P. Young, John A.

Welsh, C. William Pryor, iam Stewart, August H. Krienen, Ro fert Cottingham, Walter T. Therrin, derick King, Martin Shannon, N. John Brown, D.

B. McKennedy George mond P. Pyle, McLaughlin, an Albinson, Patrick J. Brown, omas Stoddard, Jacob Schmiller, bert Broomley. a1.6-8t AL RED GIBASON, PERSONAL.

ATERNITY PATIENTS ADMITM ted free at the HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL. 14-tt LICENSE APPLICATIONS. viz: Wm. Carlon, William Max Podolsky, Denning, Michael Rafferty, Edw. G.

Moore, James Davis, John D. Parker, Witness D. R. Davis: Charles E. Spraks, Charles B.

John A. Murphy, Dougherty, Gidel. Podotsky, Isaac Miller, R. Miller. Henry Blouth.

Harry Fisher Jas. C. Scherer. John Earner, Dominick Davis. Charles M.

H. Corbitt, Tarbution, John J. Ford. William E. Dundol.

George McConnell, Walter Leib. Edward H. Martin Keating, Denning, John F. Dundon. CATHARINE TULLY.

the owner and occupant of the house situated at N. W. Corner Broome and Stroud streets. in the Eleventh ward of the city of Wilmington, county of New Castle and State of Delaware, In compliance with the requirements of the acts of the General Assembly, in such case made and provided. do hereby give notice that I shall apply in writing to the Court of General Sessions of the State of Delaware, in and for New Castle county, On Monday, the 19th.

day of September, D. 1904. being the next term of said court. for a license for said house as an inn or tavern, for the sale therein of intoxicating liquors in less quantitie. than one quart, to be drunk on the prem.

ises; and the following respectable cit zens of said ward, at least twelve ot whom.are substantial freeholders of said ward recommend the said application, viz: J. J. Glynn, Thomas McDonough Michael Gardner, Owen Hession, John A. Gardner, Daniel M. Kenney, William N.

Conly, Joseph O'Hanion, Ernest Hinderer, Frederick G. James O'Hanion, Hinderer, William I. Green, Dolan, F. O. Kernan, Swift, Dennis Whinn, David James Gillespie, Ross E.

Boyce, Anthony Sanders, Harry Keoun, Robert E. Porter, Jr. August Scheu, Joseph C. Meredith Anthony Joyce. Martin J.

Leonard, CATHARINE TULLY. ROSE McCALL. THE tenant and occupant of the house situated at No. 106 Market street, In the Second ward of the city of Wilmin dion, county of New Castle and State Melawar, in compliance with the require, rots of the acts of the General Assembly, in such case made and provided, do hereby give notice that I shall apply in writing to the Court of General Sessions of te State of Delaware, in and for New Castle county, on Monday, the 19th day of September. A.

D. 1904. being the next term of said court, for a license for said house as an inn or tavern, for the sale therein of intoxicating liquors in less quantities than one quart, to be drunk on the premises: and the following respectable citizens of said ward, at least twelve of whom are substantial freeholders of said ward, recommend the said application, DIED. a16-1m a13-3t ROSE McCALL. NOTICES of the THE Court of General HONORABLE Sesof the State of Delaware In and for New Castle county We.

the undersigned freeholders and respectable citizens of the Fifth ward of the city of Wilmington, do hereby certify that Rosa Deluca, the owner and occupant of the store situated at 1904 West Eighth street, in the Fifth ward. city, county and state aforesaid and described in her application, and who is applicant for a license on Monday, the 19th day of September, A. D. 1904. being the next term of said court for the sale of intoxicating liquors in quantities not less than one-half galIon therein, not to be drunk 011 the premises.

The aggregate cost value of her stock constantly kept on hands for sale is not less than five hundred dollars, she is a woman of full age, of sobriety, and good moral character; that such sale of intoxicating liquors at said place is necessary to accommodate the public; that she is the owner of said house and the following respectable citizens of said ward, at least twelve of whom are substantial freeholders of said ward, recommend the said application, vizi Linga Olivieri. John A. Milans, Nicholas Fidance, Vito Matasino, Geunarox Luciano, Antonio Antoniazzl John De Prisco, Tent Del Grozz, Nicholas Lobathia. James Donahue, Lornay Glick, Price Shelton, Joseph Bonifocino, Solomon Irons, Luigi Domico, Jacob Fayer, Joseph Giampietro, Geo. Hinson.

Cosimo Fidance, Winiam Shelton, Domenico Corsino, Achille Leone, John M. Young. Montrachio Angelo De Prisco, Gensezzie Vincenzo Fidanza. a16-3t ROSA DELUCA. NOTICE JOHN STILL.

the THE TENoccupant of house situated at the 8. W. Corner Fifth and duPont streets, in the Twelfth ward of the city of Wilmington, county of New Castie, and State Delaware, in compliance with the requirements of the acts of the General Assembly, in such case made and provided, do hereby give notice that I shall apply in writing to the Court of General Sessions of the State of Delaware, in and for New Castle county, on Monday, the 19th day of September, A. D. 1904, being the next term of said court, for a license for said house as an inn or tavern, for the sale therein of intoxicating liquors in less quantities than one quart.

to be drunk on the premises; and the following respectable citizens of said ward, at least twelve of whom are substantial freeholders of said ward, recommend the said application. viz: Frantz Gingelbach, Herman Erb, Frank M. Sevier, John Boughman. W. F.

Gengelbach, Edward McGaugkey George Stewart, Samuel E. Hinger, Joseph P. Woerner Philip Plunkett, Peter Ebner, Joseph G. Stalb, William Toy. P.

J. Ford. William H. Searles, Herman Koons, Horace Bradley, Karl Hauger, W. H.

Greenwalt, Peter Presthofer, M. J. Gallagher, William C. Hagee, John Mair, Valentine Spahn, Patrick Daley, Henry Kleinstuber, John Brustmann, Bernard Holdfeld. JOHN STILL.

EDWARD J. McCANN, tenant and occupant of the house situated at No. 2116 Pennsylvania and Woodlawn avenues, in the Seventh ward of the city of Wilmington, county of New Castle and State of Delaware, in compliance with the requirements of the acts of the General Assembly, in such case made and provided, do hereby give notice that I shall apply in writing to the Court of General Sessions of the State of Delaware, in and for New Castle county, on Monday, the 19th day of September, A. 1904. being the next term of said court, for a license for said house AS an inn OF tavern for the sale therein of intoxicating liquors in Jess quantities than one quart, to be drunk on the premises: and the following respectable citizens of said ward, at least twelve of whom are substantial freeholders- of said ward, recommend the said application, viz: James B.

Noblit. Thomas C. Doud. Ellis K. Ferguson, Bernard McHugh, Chas.

T. Wolhar, John Baird. William Harry M. Challant, Hamilton, William Beatty, Robert Barnett, W. H.

Starett, James Maxwell, Alfred C. Heck, Wm. H. Toner, Michael Donohoe, John Huthmam, Edwin Hairsine, Lewis A. Cloud, John Lowther, Nathaniel Wm.

Bacon, McKinney, Dr. H. C. Moore, Edwin R. Davis.

John H. Phillips, John E. Sylvanis, Charles Edward J. Thompson, McGittigen, EDWARD J. McCANN.

-L. JOSEPH P. McCORKLE, the tenant and occupant of the house situated at N. E. Corner Cedar and Brown streets, in the Eleventh ward of the city of Wilmington, county of New Castle and State of Delaware, in compliance with the requirements of the acts of the General Assembly, in such case made and provided, do hereby give notice that I shall apply in writing to the Court.

of General Sessions of the State of Delaware. in and for New Castle county. on Monday, the 19th day of September, A. D. 1904, being the next term of said court, for license for said house 28 an inn or tavern, for the sale therein of Intoxicating liquors in Jess quantitles than one quart, to be drunk on the premises; and the following respectable citizens of said, ward, at least twelve 01 whom are aubatantial freeholders of said ward, recommend the said application, viz: Francis P.

Higgins, Michael Keeley, John W. Hoyer, Jas. A. Warner, William Viohl, Gen. M.

Souchen. Patrick Henly, Raymond L. Russel Joseph J. Peoples, G. Michael Schofeld, F.

Donohue John J. Glynn, Frederick G. Dennis Haney, Hinderer, John McGiness, Ernest Hinderer, Jas. William R. Tom Roberts.

J. C. P. Haley, Wm. Dilion, Connell.

Levering. Samuel Higley, Samuel McFarlin. James Jarges Ballantine, A. ski. Adolf Bishel, JOSEPH P..