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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-04-07
Ordinance No az.

VIuAuouCo NJ. 10.
An Ordinance providing for special tax
for peddlers and hawkers.
Be it ordained by the Chairman and
Board OF Trustees OF the Village Of
Ceur d'Alene:
SECTION /. That every person travel
ing on foot and selling goods within ths
incorporate limits OF the town of Coeur
d'Alene' shall pay tax of two dollars
per day; if travelling with one animal,
three dollars per day; and if travelling
with two or more animals, four dollars
per day.
Sec. 2. That street hawkers, or per.
sons selling from wagon or stand any
goods, wares, or other device, at auction
or public cutlery, shall pay tax of five
dollars per day.
Sec. ). That any person travelling in
any manner and selling goods directly to
consumers, by sample or otherwise, eth.
er for immediate or future delivery, shall
be deemed peddlers and come within the
provisions OF this ordinance.
See. 1. That it shall be the duty of
| the village clerk to collect the taxes pro
vided for in this ordinance, and for the
purpose OF ascertaning the amount due
from any person liable for taxes under
this ordinance may examine such per-
sons under otth. 1t shall be his duty to
nile with the justice OF the peace COM
plant against any person falling to nav
the same.
See. 3. That 20 per cent. of all moneys
collected under the provisions of this or
dinance be placed in the fire and water
fund, and that so per cent. of the same
be placed in the contingent fund.
Sec. &. That any person, or persons.
violating any OF the provisions OF this
ordinance, or selling goods or wares, or
conducting any business for which a
special tax is provided in this ordinance
without having first paid the same, shall
be deemed guilty OF misdemeanor. and
upon conviction thereof before Justice
OF the peace shall be fined in anv sum
not exceeding s25 and costs OF suit. And
each day that the business or occupation
is continued shall be deemed and held
to be new and separate offense.
FRANK BRIsrow. Chairman.
Attest; 4. K. AL WARD, Clerk.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-04-07

This. from eulogy Of George W. Childs
by one Of his boyhood friends, Hon. J.
j. Stewart of Maryland, is very impress
i've; There is but one thing he always
despised, and that is meanness. There is
but one character he hated, and that is
o liar"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-04-07

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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-04-07

An Ordinance repeating Ordinances Nos,
Is, II and 10.
Be it ordained by the Chairman and
Board Of Trustees Of the Village OF
C9ur d'Alene;
SEcrIoN 1. That Ordinances Nos. IS,
II and 10 be and are hereby repealed.
FRANK BRIsrow. Chairman.
Attest: E. r. ALwARD, Clerk.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-04-07

"A quack is a physician who boasts
that he can do what he cannot do" says
Or, d. L. Hobrokk,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-04-07
JUDICIOUS ADVERTISING

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-21
FIFTH EDITION.


Hagenbeek's trained animals at the
the Winter Circus in Philadelphia held
Ito opening entertainment last week,
and since that lime the house has
been packed to the doors at each per.
formance. The wonderful feats per.
formed have attracted the attention OF
Jail lovers OF Am usement and seats are
being sold two weeks In advance.
Among the many attractions offered
are Professor Darling with his five
INuban lions. Heinrich Mehiman with
lhis wonderful group of seventeen
animals. Penil and his riding lloness.
Helena. and ths famous Black Prince.
AN received rounds Of applause for
their splendid actions and the train.
ere are accorded the highest praise for
their daring In going among the fero-
Icious beasts. Not one OF them but
what takes his life In his hands every
time no enters the great ring which
stands in tho middle OF the auditorium
N which the various acts are per.
Horned.
There Is only limited run OF this
Wonderful attraction In Phlladelphia,
and no one should miss an opportuni-
ty OF seeing the wonderful animals be.
Ifora they 20. New attractions will be
Iaddod next week and seats should be
secured we'll In advance. These AMI.
mails have had many imitators. Others
have masqueraded under their name.
Foothless ana decrepid lions have been
called Hagenbeckis but all that was an
imp position.
These wonderful animals that look
so well grOome1 and feroclols nov
playing at the Winter Circus Building
are the simon pure Hagenback trained
animals from Hamburg. They have
never appeared In America, except In
New York and Chicago. where they
ersated tremendous furore. Their
performances here bid fair to 10 the
genuine success OF the season.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-21

lei
A REPUBLICAN, reporters attention
was called this morning to the fact
that there is State law covering w.
II. Thompson's case for painting the
payements. The following is an alb
stract from the law governing the
case.
Chapter $50 Vol. IS Laws of Della.
ware. An act to prevent the disiigure.
ment OF public and private property.
Section Whoever shall hereafter
post, paint, burn, SCI up or expose Any
bill. plaoard or advertisement, or
cause the same to be posted. pain ted,
burnt. set up or exposed upon the
property ur premises or any other
person without tho consent Of the le'
gal owner or custodian OF such
property or premises first obtained
for that purpose. shall be deemed
guilty OF misdemeanor, and upoI
conviction thereof in tho court of gen
eral sessions ef the peace and jail dc
livery shall be ftned In sum not ex
eeeding two hundred dollars or i'm
prisonment for term not exceeding
ono year or both at the discretion o.
the court.
The owner OF any property or preml
set fronting on any public street o.
rosd shall for the purpose OF this ae
be deemed and taken to be the lega
owner OF the rocks, trees walls and
fences In front of such property o.
| promises. to tho middle or centre liz,
OF such street or road.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-21

MrDpLETowN. DEL, March 90. 1894. =
Tho preachers of the Wilmington dis.
triot of the Delaware Conference held
q grand and enjoyable social reunion.
Rev ID. A. Ridout, the popular pastor
of Dalo's NJ. l.. Church, greeted the
brethren varr cordially and mado them
welcome to the thrifty aud industri-
Gus town OF Delaware.
Rev. j. II. Waters. presiding elder of
the Wilmington district. addressed
the meeting on topics OF interest.
which were fully discussed.
At the parsonage everything was
done In first class style to entertain
the brethren. There was grand COLI
llation prepared by caterer. who had
Everything on the high order plan.
| After dinner speech making was the
order of the day. Rows. j. Emory
Webb. Daniel II. Dunn. ID. A. Ridout
and Presiding Elder J. II. Waters adj
dressed tho Meeting very ably, which
received merited applause.
| The brethren On the district largely
lattanded, and all expressed themselves
as having the best meeting of the year
and will long be held in remem brance.
| The meeting was a grand social, in.
itelleotual and spiritual treat
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-21
A,nnaenents.


Tho Waite Comedy Company pra-
sented tho oomedy-drama, Legally
Dead" at the Grand Opera House last
evening to an audience that WIS easily
pleased. The piece Is well written
one and the scenes brought out were
of the most touching character. Tho
acting of tho Elmore Twin Sisters,
who essayed two OF the leading speak
ing roles was very clever and were well
received. The speuialtles introduced
during the evening by the Gilmore
Twin sisters. Little Pauline. Maggie
Walker and Harry Fielding were very
catchy and original.
The premium band and orchestra.
which accompanies this excellent
company. is one that Is worthy OF the
praise bestowed upon 1t by the press
and public. Tho following musicale
were introduced last evening: DO.
hemian Girl, 1.-The Darkles Jubilee or
Psstimes on the Levee," "a Medley in
tr uolng Ky ophone solo and An
AFTERNOON in the Midway Plaisance,"
r pi esenting going to the fair by
train. the Chinese temple and theatre;
In Old Vienna, Hiere's Orchestra. in
me Streets of Cairo, The Turkish
Dancers, A Procession, The German
Village, the Two Bands, the Irish Vii
age, the Persian Dancers. at Hagen
bsek's Menagerie Finale. This was
the best that has been heard In this
theatre slnee that OF the band con-
certa.
Young America. written for laugh.
ing purposes only. Will be presented
this evening, and the house should be
packed to the doors.
The following attractions are to be
, presented at the Grand Opera House
next week: the Tornado" on Mon
day evening; 'tlhe Crust Of Society,""
on Tuesday evening; '.The Rising
Generation" by Billy Barry, on We'd
nesduy evening; "'Fhe Old Home
stead. Thursday and Friday evenings;
East Mail" Saturday evening. These
are all 1irst class attractions and each
should do big business.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-21

The Str, ct and Sewer Depart.
meht Last evening authorized
the Wilmington Light, Heat and
Power Company to erect poles
and wires for electric lighting
on such streets as are already oecu.
pied by railways. and also to string
wires on the poles OF other companies,
providing they are permitted to do 80
The company Ia composed OF parties
Interested III the City hallway Com.
pany.
Property owners between Twenty
third street. T., ". & b. Railroad.
Riyerytew Cemetery aud Market street
were directed to bs Informed that the
location Of streets would lie changed
30 as to make them parallel aud at
right angles with Market street, So
that no improvement would be made,
number OF sewer permits were
granted.
The weekly p1y roll of 81. So, Is was
ordered paid. Tho serrctary's colIee.
tons amounted to a934 US, and those
of tho City Auditor TO $50. The CITY
Treasurer reported the balance In
bank as S1i S2l.5l. OF whica s35, SIS ts
FOL street mprovement.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-21
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
~ -US
HOUSEHOLD 4 KITCHEN FTnNITURE.
at 6li West Fourth street. on
LaliInA Y NJ atLlI aari Lsal


FRIDAY. MARCH 2srd 1891.
Al Ia o'clock n. H.,
consisting Of pailor suitss | organ. .
chamber suites lounge, ingram carpets,
extension la,tlc. sewing mHcbiRe. ) par
Tor sfnyes. cook stove, window shad ca
sha en- utensils, chtna, glass nni queens
ware. rte and rHnS G,eer Articles not
mention d. MISS WiEi', Administrative.
Geo. brake. aGctioneer. in5t-t.ts
AIEStsRS. WliEATi.lY & BATf.s. LED.
NJ sheffield, knglend. nre prepared 10
appoint III agent FOR the Stato OF bella
ware, for he ale ot Wheatey.s Hop Bit
ter Ale. This article has uchieved enor-
lnous success In the United Kingdom and
is without doubt the best non-fttokieat-
ing beverage ever introduced. Il VIII DO
shipped both in hottie and III cRsk Tor
botiling IL tho Tinted stittes. Only firms
ia touch with lieer Buttier5 and COM
manding Ia re inilnenee will lie treated
win AEpll By LITTER to Mr. 4. w.
tluudsdstle, 81 Columbus ave new YORK.
.n!u.Gt-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-21

l.. w. Stidham Il Son, auctloneers
sold at public sale for David Mccoy,
at his residence noar Hare's Corner,
Tuesday March Goth, Hor ses, 500
COWS, s45, S37, s35, f5S S5i, $40. s63..
SO, $50 so, $50. SI4.5O. 5000. s46. SITS,
$50, ST., sI5; Yeariing helfers. $i5 {
months calves, Sl9; SO sucking pigs
1928; chickens, Lac pair; turkeys
- IS; corn, 6ftq cts. per hushel; bran
81 so a ton; potatoes 10 cts; name
1875 cts. lard, 1875 cts. fitch, 1 cts
the 10 head OF cows averaged S5l 81
The sale was we'll attended art
prices satisfactory, farming utensils
sold at good prices. Ills sale OF fur
nlture takes place at tho same place
on tomorrow (Ihursdsyl March 92nd
when all 0. his household good vii
be sod.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-21
v N. B. SHARP & CO
Fourth and Market SITS.

For the Easter times we
have some special induce
ments in Capes and Jackets
that comprise the latest nov.
elites III oil black trimmed
with MORE and lace, s. to
SD; dark blue and green in
lace and MORE, IS to Sill.
Jackets in black and tan, So
TO SO, OF the best materials
and finest workmanship.
If there's ninety people
in Wilmington who know a
good thing when they see it
here's a chance for them. No
matter whether free wool
prevails or whether it don't,
tariff or no tariff, it's all the
same in this offering. We
are hunting for people with a
little money and nerve
enough to buy u pair of
blankets out Of season. -
We've the nerve to sell
them and you get the tonic
at the prices.
These blankets comprise
the residue Of the past sea
sons stock at the regular
prices, and are all we have.
pairs 1914 Pink l}ordered Blankets,
Were SI75 now II.
pairs 10 Rs B0rdered Blankets,
/ were ., now 81 ID.
II pails lid Blue l5oriersd Blankets,
We're - low -
2pGirs HID Blue l}ordered Blankets,
We're -, now S2.75.
Il pairs lid Pink and Blue BordBlli'ts
We're Sb. now IS.
3 pairs Ia Red BorGered Blankets,
We're - 30. now f2.25.
2 pairs lid Blue Bordered Blankets,
We're 50, now s5.
10 pairs ia Red Bordered Blankets,
We're SIS 80, now So -.
q pairs ll.i Blue Bordefad Blanksts.
We're - so, now s. 70.
. pairs l2.d Red ltollered Blankets,
We're So, now 81
$ pairs lii Red Bordered Blankets,
Were f650, now 81 80.
II pairs Hi Red Bordered Blankets,
We're 80, now i6.
4 pairs 1l.4 Red Bordered Blankets,
We're il3, now 50.
. pairs l2-4 Red Bordersd Blank cts,
We're SIC. now $40.
There's a choice by rea
son of some being more
handled than others. You'll
them in the Blanket Depart.
mont OF Annex ready for in
slant delivery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-21

Assistant Postmaster Harry j. Wick.
erbham, Of Enibreeyille, Chester Co..
Pa, yesterday In Philadelphia. was
held for court under SlUUU bail to an
swer the charge OF embezaling S629
from his olliee. All the money was
made good by his mother. The testi-
lmony showed that Il considerable por-
ltion of this money was in the shape
of money orders, which tho defendant
lhad drawn payable to himself, without
Elaking any deposit at the Wilmington
Post Office, as required by law.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-21

Much complaint OF late has been
nude about the dlsorderly conduct Of
10 crowd of boys around Seventh and
Orange streets. On Saturday three
chickens were taken from lady on
Orang street, and on Monday two
youths. named Murphy and Olrmi-
chael for the larceny OF same. Tho
lchickene were also recovered. IL Ia
rather strange that three sessions of
the court have been held. and yet no
trial given to those boys II taey had
been two eolored boys they would
have had hearing long ago. But
they are Democratic boys, and eon5e-
Iquentlp they must bs shielded from
lappaaring In court. RESIDENT.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-21

Frank Pulster. WHO. on Dec. llth,
fell OFT a scaloid at tho Hartman and
Eehrenback Brewery and had one leg
broken, after IA weeks at the hospital,
has boon discharged. The leg which
was broken is In fair condition, but
the other leg Is still paraiy2ed. He il
u young man with 5snall children aud
q wife Icing Mt 500 Wilson street and
tho family 10 greatly In neod OF assist
ance and 1t is to be hoped that tbs
charitable people Of the city Will rem
der the desired reiet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-21
THIRD EDITION.
SOCIETY NOTES.
The gentle Spring Ia coming on,
The plntuber's full of bile;

The plumbers full Of bile;
But on the iceman's CHEEKY face
Appears big fat smile.
Mr.. Daniel Horisk and family have
removed from this city to Philadel-
phis. where Mr.. Horisk Will engage In
the grocery business.
MIR. and Mrs. Enoch HAWTHORN, OF
BrIdReton. N. j., are visiting their two
daughters In our city.
Magistrate William L. Wier OF Chris
tiaua is rapidly recovering from an
attack OF sickness.
Misc Martha Whitson, teacher of
cloeutlon at tho Friends School, will
give reading In Hanover Presbyte-
rlan Church OF eight o'clock this even
ing.
The Iroquios Club will give q dance
in Eden Hall on Tuesday, March 81.
Walter Bacon and Bowness Briggs
attended q complimentary supper.
given to Walter Damroech, at Hotel
Bellevue, Philadelphia, on Monday
evening.
MIR. Harry p. Evans and Peter l..
Cooper visited Philadelphia yesterday
on business.
John W. Todd superintendent of the
Diamond State Iron Company, on Sat,
urday was the recipient OF a handsome
memorial from the foremen OF the
different departments OF the works. II
was a large album containing the
photographs and autographs OF each
foreman. The gift was presented to
MIR. Todd by Frederick Mccall on be.
half Of the forenoon.
Edward Ryland. Marcus Hook, hss
returned from visit to friends In this
city.
Miss Nellie Carr, of Chester, has re-.
turned from visit to friends here.
MIR. VIM. II. Fox. the Protestant
undertaken OF No. 100 East nth street,
who was callcd suddenly away a few
days ago to Bridgeton, to the belslde
OF his dying mother, has Just return
cd after having performed tho last sad
rights which we arc permitted to give
our loved ones His mother died oil
pneumonia and was sick but few
days.
MIR. William K9ne, late of 100 Mar
ket street, who was compelled oWninp
to these Democratic times, TO scared
for work in other places. has Just re-
turned from the completion OF u small
job in Chester. William is fortunatei,
pretty well flied with the filthy iucru
OF this world and consequently does
DOT feel the depression and has nont
OF the DriS8tions which come to those
who are both out OF work and out OF
money, and sad to say without any
credit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-21

In Magistrate Sasso's court last
night was begun the referee case OF
CorGeilus Callahan VS.. the Liberty Fire
Company The suit is ono over the
purchase OF hose. which tho Liberty
company found defective. They re-
fused to pay for it and tho Boston
cotnpGny brought suit, contending
that the damage was sustained after
received. Tho referees nre Mark Al.
Gleaver. George b Mccall and William
3 Clerk. The case Will be heard again
Monday night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-21

The wedding Of Miss Emma Martin
TO Willard Gregg. of Centreville. took
place at the re idenoe of the BRIDES
uncle, frenlce Martin, just west OF
Kennett, at high noon Thursday, the
18th Inst. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. II. A. Hunter, of the
Presbyterian church. and was witness.
cd by a number of relatives and
friends OF the contracting parties.
After wedding tour the newly we'd.
ded couple will reside on tho farm OF
Harry L. Hurford. east OF Kennott,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-21

Mr.. James Downward, who Ia stop
ping at No. 1909 Market street, tepre.
SCENTS W. A. Whites new patent drive.
way gate. which for convenience and
utility cannot be excelled. The patent
rights for its manufacture for several
states he is now Offering to the pub.
lie. This gate WAS awarded gold
medal in England where ii was ex-
Inhibited. A working model can lie
seen at above number. Soc advertiser
ment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-21

The fret chapter of tho first NUM-
Der of Mr.. Bancroft5 Book OF the Fair
s entitled Fairs OF the Past, In a
brief review tho author presents u
panorama Of the past. glowing with
pictures and description,
and concluding with the Paris Expect.
ton of 1889. NeNtis brief historical
sketch OF Chicago. The work bldg
fair to be ono OF surprising beauty
and interest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-21

Samuel II. Baynard has purchased
ior q syndicate some fifty building
lots from Joseph l., Carpenter, Jr.. 10.
cated In East Lake. at Twenty. Seventh
and lHenty-Eighth streets, Washing.
ton, Jefferson and Madison streets, for
1900. The land will be worked for a
deposit OF Kaolln used in the manu-
featuring of pottery. There are sup
posed to be- millions in IL and We hope
their dreams may be realized.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-21

A little excitement was caused In
the Municipal Court early this morn
ling by the floor being discovered to be
on ii e. 1t Is surmised that some one
yesterday morning threw lighted
land it ignited the sawdust, burned
Through the box and ignited the solid
oak floor, and burned a good sized
hole in snme Inside tho railing oppo.
Isite the reporters desk.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-21

At Rodney Street Presbyterian
Church this (NednesdayJ evening nj
s. 45 O'clock, John Ross. son of Little
Bird chief OF tho Cherokee Indiuns,
will speak on his personal experiences
connected with his interesting work
his tribe. All are cordially in-
vlten to come Next week no starts
home to his people. This will be your
only chance to hear him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-21

Kennard & 60. have thelr opening
rseeption on Ehursiag evening. from
100 TO 10 O'Clock. Ladies' and gentle
men are Invited TO call and view IN.
beautiful display OF now spriiig and
summr goods, the lovely flowers.
ferns, ,Se and listen To the line mu
sia, as thls Is only an exhibition am
reception NJ goods VIII be sOit
dGIin. Il Gee llJ0ra
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-21

A special offer. All woolen suits cut
to your measure right in cur store.
Goods Thoroughly spon8ed ana finish
ed In first class style for $1,000 DEL
suit This same goods viii cost
you elsewhere from $500 to &? %;
$500; prompt work ana satisfaction
guaranteed. liverpool aud LONDON
lailors, 500 Market ST., ". Lockyer,
Manager