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gress to-day urgine him to vote against the
: Wilson Free Trade Tariff.
The sole cause of the hard .imes and its at
tendant misery is the Wilson Free Trade lar
III Defeat this and the wheels of trade and
Industry will quickly revolre as usual. The
Free finders don't like postal card plotesta.
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To Printers.

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complete outfit for publishing q 6-column
paper, Sx12 Gordon .jobber. ard COM
plete job outfit. Address either W. T.
Drips or C. R. Tinan. Kimball, S. d.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-02-03

The worlds fair cost South Dakota
$64,O00. The state building was sold for
SIS just as it ssocd. It would have cost
a great deal more than that to have torn
N down
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-02-03

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Franklin Miles, NJ. D..
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It are due to his efforts.
% Nervine. the unrl-
food. Is prepared on the
vous and many other
from disorders OF the
lerful success In curing
led to by Thousands In
cures sleeplessnsss.
!zxiness. hysteria, seq
lance. epilepsy. etc. Il
dangerous drugs. II
larantee by all drug.
the DR.. Miles Medical
eceipt of price. peS
5. express prepaid.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-02-03

At the meeting of the South Dakota
Press ASSOCIATION in Brookings last week
the suggestion of trip to California in
July met with general favor.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

Willatn j. Tank * Son. Aucts.
n. B.-Persons can arrive on the farm
by rail at 3d. o. 10 n. M. and l o'clock, n,
m, and return at 40 nhd1 O'Clock, ~, m.
Iralns to sale leave Wilmington STA
NewHrk $50. and Mlddletpwn LIS A. tn
Corhit station IL on tire farm on chs
ewark and Delaware CITY, IL. IL. s.m-w3
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

There have been successes and sue.
cesses. but the greatest of all success
es is the REPUBLICAN Art Portfolio
series. There are always reasons why
success is achieved, and tho REPuBLI-
DAN offers just few now while the
Hush OF dissatisfaction ID on III
cheek. In the first place the views
are OF the finest In quality and aocua.
rate reproduc The original I'M
dertakirg was under the auspices OF
the United States government, which,
In itself guaranteed a most careful.
conscientious plan OF selecting such
scenes. such characters, and such
workmanship as would make the COL
lection worthy the place IL will oc-
cupy in the archives at Washington.
Again, In completing the plan Of offer.
Ing magnificent art portfolios to its
readers the II PUBLICAN weighed con-
servatively the modification that
would naturally arise In the distrlbu-
ton OF the hundreds OF thousands
that have been eagerly sought by hun.
dreds OF thousands OF readers. Tho
detail OF the plan has been perfect,
the views have exceeded the expecta.
tions of the most sangulne. and
everything hasrun a. smoothly AMI
steadily as puriing brook down a
mountain side. Now, by whit pro-
cess of figuring could there be .any-
thing but success attendant upon q
perfectly systematized plan with
something for the masses to be gotten
In no other way2 A vein of sadness
runs through this tale of pleasure.
Only five weeks more ca n the readers
of the IEpUBLIcAN enjoy the priv.
leges that have been theirs since last
November of securing the greatest
cOllectiOu of photopranhle art ayer
known to the world. But stop A
novel idea has boon evolved for the
benefit OF the REPUBLICAN constit-
uents. 1t Is a deuble number coupon.
This will help out of n difficulty the
many. many thousand new readers oil
the REPUBLICAN, who have been pre-
vented from getting the first num-
bars. Necessity Is tue mother OF in.
vention." and necessity suggested
this great plah of the double number
| coupon. There are only five weeks
remaining In which to secure these
views. 30 be up and doing before 1t is
tvtrlasuingly tc late.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

The Way the Money Goes
The Dover Sentinel notices the liberal
use made Of the tax-payers' money as
follows:
From the report of State Treasurer
Burnite. Just issued. we find that the
State paid james II. Hughes and Robt.
II. vandlke %, 500 for their services In
preparing. indexing, and superintend-
ing the printing OF the new Revised
Code. In other words. 1t required the
purchasing power OF 5000 bushels OF
wheat to pay these two young law.
yers for their services for few weeks
more money than they will make at
their profession for two years. Will
the farmers atand such fragrant appro-
prlatlonea The whole thing was job
to begin with. but when 1t comes to
any ouch appropriations they ART
simply outrageous and an undue TAI
upon the farmers and landowners
Another raid which was made upoI
the State Treasury was 81 200 paid t,
John Biggs and William I. Lyman TO
defending State election officers. Tn
special constables cost another $l6,
600. Yet farmers wonder why thei
assessments ara not reduced, and the,
are Gu led upon to pay war taxes upol
their lands. the Combine will appro
/. PIRATE the money faster than you cal
pay your taxes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

In tho Municipal Court this morning
VIM. Locky Ell was aIrnigned charged
with advertising and carrying on u
bogus sale OF clothing ut SCI Market
street. Several OF the clothing men
OF the city were present and took q
deep interest In the proceedings.
Detective Witsil testified to Lockeyer
to him that lie was the
manager OF the place.
A copy OF the Morning News with
the advertisement claiming It to be
that OF clothes from the fire Of Cotz
IL Co.. OF baltimore. .... ....
William II. Rogers had made per
eonal Investigation OF the case and
found that fCr the last two years
there was no such lin in Baltimore
as Cotz n Co.
; 1h,ir names do not appear In the
directory. Lockyer while ut 500 Mar
lset street had signed IL recsipt for d
box Of goods and paid the expressag6
for 54l Market street. Loekyer do
III that he la the manager OF the
place now Mr.. lilies Represented
LoCkyer and he argued at length OF
tn statue but Judge Ball consitiere,
1t best to send tho case TO ths at
torney general To settle ana hell
LocLye. in ECO bail for his appearing
ut tile upper court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27


The Board OF Education met In reg
ular session last evening. The Com
mittee on New Buildings reported
having purchased teachers' desks for
the new school and an order OF S233
for payment OF same was ordered
drawn. The Committee on New Build
inRs made Its final report. thanking
the members OF the Board and all
connected with the new building. The
total COST as completed was S5S, 100. 80.
An order for 1871 waa ordered dra wn
In favor Of the United States Furni.
ture Company In payment for furni.
ture for the Eastlake school.
The committee to consider the ad.
visibility Of purchasing ground ad.
Joining the High School to build q
manual training department reported
that the finances OF the board at the
present time would not warrant the
purchase. There was a long petition
presented requesting that children he
allowed to eat their dinner In the
Washington school. The request was
allowed, but any boy found In the
girls department will be arrested and
any girl found In the boys department
will be expelled. Janltor Chadwick
was appointed to watch during the
noon hour at salary Of IS per Month
The scholars will not be allowed In
any part OF the building except the
basement during the recess.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

According to one OF thS konhett pa.
pers, largo audience gdtherei with
the pupils OF Martin Academy on
Fourthday, in Friends meeting house
and were delighted with au illnsJrt tied
lecture on scotland. by Professor
Isaac I. Johnson. A. NJ Of Whining.
ton. Most OF the Vows wer striking.
~ line aud clear, md the Interested
audience little rea ICED that they had
been In ther places uvsr ona and a
half hours when the last picture, &
Acone OF the coast OF tho British Isles
was thrown upon the screen. PROBES
sor Johnson combined In his lee ure
personal experiences III Scotland, bio
graphical sketches OF soma OF its Rtea
men, historical facts an incident!
with descriptions OF tho beautiful
Views upon the curtain, and closed hit
highly entertaining Discourse by read
Ing Burns Tam O'ohant4r, while pc
turos illustrating the poem were be
ing thrown upon the screen.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

President Cloyelari, in order to es.
cape tho excitement and annoyance
consequent Gpon hs position. has
gone OF for a weeks shooting on
Chesapeake Bay We have 10 doubt
that he needs recreation aud rest. but
were Republican President to leave
his post during session OF Congress,
when every industry ia langulsning
and workingmen suffering. wo ehoufd
hear great deal about Nero Kidding
while Rome was burning p and Other
pet phrases would lie used to signify
their Interpretation aud to excite
the condemnation OF the people. Tt
some persons 1t makes a great differ
erence when their own OK is gored
Grover Is all right, but Harrison wa,
all wrong for taking exercise or re-
creation even during the recess o. Con
gress.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

The reports which have appeared In
some of our city papers in legard to
the increase OF business In the differ
ent manufacturing establishments.
are misleading, II not entirely unwar.
ranted. Thcre Is scarcely an estab-
lshment or shop OF any kind In our
city that is employing one half the
usual number OF hands. and the same
is the case at New Castle. The streets
are daily thronged with men looking
for work, and the present outlook ID
not very encouraging. Persons com.
ing here to get employment will find
they had better save their money, as
1t would be like going to goats
house with the expectation OF finding
wool. The persons who are painting
such rosy future for Wilmington
must have very vivid imaginations,
for the existing state of trade does
not warrant 1t, and they must rank
with old Ananlus. although We cannot
wish they may experience a similar
'Idisaster.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

number Of the friends of Esquire
Smith went to Dover this morning in
order to urge Governor Reynolds 10
give that functionary arother seven
years lease OF official life. Among
the delegates, 1t 10 laid, we're several
parties who had. In the past, beer
somewhat disgusted by the treatment
they had experienced at the hands Of
the Governor and some scheming par
tlsans considered That their coming
together, on This occasion. might tend
to harmoniZe old differences end in
sure harmony Of action in the ensuing
campaign. Colonel Donohoe and ex
Attorney General Biggs as vol al
Squire Smith may have axes to grinC
or schemes to promote aud Governo
Reynolds may realize that friends wht
cannot he used in time of need ar
not worth having.
The Governor may be little obtus,
sometimes, but the prospect of al
election to the United States Senat
may not he esteemed by him as delu
Give as the mirage which occasionall,
floats before the vision Of the aspir
ant, filing his mind with dreams o
greatness and renown that may neve
be realized. Esquire Smith and hi
party only ask that he shall succee
himself, and are ready to exclaim /
return for the approval of their pati
ton by the Governor: May you= T.,
cellency's shadow never grow less,
while bIr. Crippen, tie rival applicant
can hardly 10 more, or contribute /
any way to promote tho Governor
fortunes to a greater extent, SO It
'Niye Ia Smith! Yiye la Governor liej
nolds.n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27
MUNSON'S
RHEUMATISM REMEDY NO. 81

Munson's homeopathic Family Medicine
Co.. announced In these columns I'll at
they had a positive cure for rheumatism.
and In order to prove their claim. offer
ed TO distribute through their agents In
Wilmington 800 bottles free The returns
have been coming In lively from those
who were benefited or cured. That Rheu-
matism can be cured is now au estab-
llshed fact; thousands of testimonial
show that Munson's Remedy No. "a cures
Rheumatic Pains. Sciatiea, Pains in the
Muscles. Aching Pains. II you are sur
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sizes. % and so cents.
To avoid being imposed upon. aslt for
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

II was induced to try DR.. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy aad
the first bottle had u wonderful effect
OIL my condition. After four bottles
were Used | was ertirely cured.
never used any medicine that helped
me so much. and | would recommend
1t In the highest terms possible, as
too much cannot lie said In praise OF
this wonderful mediclre."
We are constantly receiving just
such letters telling Of the great good
which is being done by this medicine
You want health, don't you? YOU WIN,
to get ap In the morning and feel likf
doing good days work. do you not
And you want your children to feel
strong and vigorous, dou't you? Well
DR.. Greeue's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy will do all this.
1t will give to " a d your children
perfect health and that Is exPctly what
you want. 1t Is the best spring medt
cine known and has the great advan
tuge OF being purely vegetable ano
harmless. 1t was discovered by DR.
Greene. of 80 West l4th Street, New
York City, the most successful special
list in curing nervous and chronic die
eases. He can be consulted free 81
charge, personally or by letter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27
sgslya NEEss
What Everybody Requires at
This Season.
Some Things Are Of the Utmost
Importance to You.
Thi. VIII Tell You just What Yol
= Most Need Now and How to Get IL.

In the spring changes always take
place in our systems which require Mt
tention. There is tired. languld feel
ing, a depression. the digestive organs
become deranged, the blood is bad.
causing the complexion to become az
feoted and the person feels IN inablli
ty to work. .-...-
At such time a spring medicine ii
absolutely necessary. 1t will over
come all those conditions. 1t will In
vigorate this blood. regulate the diges
tive organs, clear the complexion ant
make You feel strong and well. The
following letter written by Miss
Nettie Fraser. Of Paterson, N. j.. will
interest you.
'Since my childhood have been OK
tremely nervous, easily excited and a
, times suffering with extreme nervou,
prostration. A year ago last June
was so bad that the attacks were al
most hysterical, and my appetite ant
= digestion were in q terrible condition
+ also suffered with great mental de
D preston.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27
LETTERS 10 THE EDITOR.

Where Police Commissioners Erred.
To the Editor of the iEruTLCAS.
Sir: The article in your issue of to-
day rurporting to be an explanatory
statement regarding the awarding oi
the contract for police uniforms re-
fers to the lowest bid US that OF d
Philadelphia manufacturer Hordld the
bidder state that it was the bid OF 4
Philadelphia lirm. The firm was soil
cited for II biddn apparent good faith
without amy conditions as to wher,
the work should he done and the bid
was tho lowest by - 80 psr suit.
II the rulnmlssl oners were 40 solicit
tous for tho welfare OF the people OF
this community thaL thhy wished Il
hove the work done hsre thay should
have so sps Tiled IN their advertise.
mentr, aud furthermore for consist
sney's sake they should huve rofcaineG
from inviting the eompetition oil
manufacturers outsi lie the city, Y.
Wilmington February 26th, 1894.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

Tho Young People OF the Mcdowell
vile BAPTIST Mission VIII give All an
trrtaimueht in tile chapel bulldin.
TINS evening. Besiiea number o
musical anu literary selections Their
viii Be a debate on the SUI lcct;
Resolved That George Washing
ton was a greater general that Aapo
leon Bunaparte. I"
Harry LyLch and Frank Fox vii
uphold the career OF Washing Oh
v hlle Preston halfOnt and Arthur [
Davis Will SGT forth tho cureel Of tn
great French warrior.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

A couple OF young men who Ind
boon out shoveliug STOW from III,
payeuents, Instead OF putting tho pro
cecds into their pockets, put them IL
their stomucns III the shape OF whs
key. tile result being they were made
gluriUusly drunk Counting dowr
Market street last night about 73t
one OF them Tell At the corner OF Niptl
street. and after repeated efforts Il
get up he settled himself FOR sioozt
in tile slush and slime, lliscumpniol
gave lin sever Al seyera rap5 with biz
shovel, but the fellow never moved
until s0Me good Samaritan cam,
along. and with his assistance the lnal
was helped to his feet and was sopl
lost To view In TIE distance. lii
scene draw quite II crowd of epectl
tors who thought what fools som
Inortals he.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

The residents Of Silverbrook say that
they will soon elect John smith rs
their mayor. The present Incumbent
Johu CurranS, last week was brought
to an evening $ reception given at the
city hail by Judge Ball, and the Judge
Was 80 well pleased with the Introduce.
ton given him by stalwart police
officer that hslnto med John he would
have to enrich the city treasury to the
amount OF a few dollars and costs for
being dlsorderly OF one of tht
quiet streets OF tho city OF Whining
ton,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

ST. JoslrH. Mo-, Feb. Is, w. T.
Foster. OF Box No. J64 tbs weather
prophet makes these predictions;
lone OF the seyorest storm periods
OF recent years Will preYaI over the
United Stutes and Canada from Murul,
! TO April -. In many parts OF The
country unusually heavy raias. OF
SHOWS, will fall and hoods may be ex.
pectad. Segen principal low barume.
tiers oil storm centres Will cress the
continent within that period. Inovinl,
eas ward. Tornad les may be expected
IN thusa parts fIequented by these
deslroyers. temperature will 20 to
great extremes aud frnsts wi damage
early crops for southwark. Electric
storms will preccde and severe cold
waves follow some of these blows.
1hos crossing tho continent March
to II. II to 10. IS TO "a. - to y
aud April 1 to . should 10 carefully
watched"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

The following described Personal pron-
erty. TO wit: p'oP

At 10 O'Clock n IN.
The following described Personal prop
erty. TO wit: FoP
| - head OF horses and coits
III, 10, t9et' nay morse. years a.
olu, s'fcd ~ Gold Dust, thoroughly 1~aN
broken. sound, u first-class driver
NO 2-Colonel. bay horse, years aid
SIZED ny Administrator. first CLASS driver
S s,i, Irot cio'e TO minutes without any
No. a Belle. hay mare. Z years old Nor
ger ock. hrst.elass driver. mates No.
double team.
! No. i-Iiurt. bay horse. yoars Old, a.
hne horse as goes the road
NO. h-Snm. brown horse, years uld
goou driver and worker. perfect family
No. 6-Bess. lay mare, 8 years oil i'm
foal by Gold Ddst, "A limo brood mare, a
very valuable animal. eau be driven by
I lady Will safety. -
No.T-kHtr bay mare T. yoars ni,l In
foal by hawthorne. Il good brood mara
+. and firsi-clnss work mare.
.o 40. ondpaiisy. bay mare, 4years oil.
No h-Spike sorrel horse. 10 years old.
good worker and driver.
I 80 u-.lerine. sorrel colt, cunInu z
years old. sired by Gold Dust, shows extra
speed on the road, avery promising young
/ horse. NA"s
No. ll-Nell. bay mare. coming . years
OIL. eirel by hawthorne. haadsome
No. Prince, Gay colt. coming :. years
old sired by Honest Fred. fine coli.
NO. l3-liize, sorrel maze. Is years old.
IN foai by tioi Dust. u frs GLASS brood
male.
/ No. IA FIR NIX. sorrcl horse, 10 years
old. a cd farm horse.
+, Nos. Is AMI ia pair of filles
| ~ heuu OF cattle, I: oI them mil CHI n ~
cows, some with calf by their side, ~
and all will he In profit early.
| Three 2-yea; old ilolste II heifers 1
yeatliag lietter llolstein, bulls, > years
old; one yoke OF sup rior work oxen, as
Eeoc us tn b st; u hogs; OF them brood
sows, viii farrow April LIST. 81 he'd of
good shoats
Turning Implements. otc-Two farm
wagons, ~ Coon order; / OK cart an2
yoke. SELF binder. in good order; FARM
roller. grain drill, IL tubes nearly new:
Deeting mower. new; stable rlke. corn
marker. double Z utIyutors. small cult
vators grain fan. corn shelter, 3 steel
peam syracuse plo VS., sot twin hnrraws.
shofels. forks and hoes, Riindstone, .
sets wagon hnrness. U sets pillow harness,
pflules collars, matters and blanIets.ctc
also ,e'haf interest In so acres of wheat
In the groun >.
Terms of sale-All sums OF SEQ and nm
uor cash on sums over that amount 4
credit OF months will lie given by pur.
chaser giving hankablo note with APP
proved endorser. interest from date or
: per cent. of for cash oil credit suma
No goods 10 be removed Until conditions
ore coinpiied with.
MARY A. DEPUTY.
william J. Tank & Son, Aucts
y. B.-Persons can arrive ON the farm
by rail at s.Sl. o. 10 n M. and O'clock n.
M, and return ut 40 and O'Clock 1. m
trains to sale leave Wilmington SIa
Newark $50. and Mlddletown9.i5 a. III.
Corhit station IL on tire farm on rhs
newark and Delaware City. II. H. SIM va
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

Rachel IL, JeiTeris. wife OF Joshua
Jellerls. of New Garden, Pa. died on
Wednesday, morning hgel 81 years.
She had II slight stroke Of paralysis on
Mon ay morning. aud in the evening
she became much worse and did not
rally. Mrs. Jeileris' early life was
spent In Birmingham. and soon after
her marriage with Mr.. lrlferls they
moved to New Garden. whete they
continued to reside. Their golden
Wedding anniversary occurred about
two years ago. There arc four sons
living and one dead. The funeral
took place OIL Saturday at Lower New
Garden.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

Z gentleman stepped into Snyder'a
bakery on Eighth street Saturday ard
found the three lady attendants Ia
great excitement. Upon Investigation
it was found Il mouss had come Within
The limo of their vision. That was
enough. II it had bnen bear, like
tho one our friend, the Morning News
mad killed over Third street bridge the
other night 1t could not htVe caused
more excitement and alarm. The III
truder WAS finally knled.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

commissioners Thomas Il. Smith
and IL. Z. Conrad loft this morning on
the S.l3 tram to attend a meeting OF
the Delaware Board OF Commissioners
Ithut meet at Dover Inc board will
discuss the advlsability OF disposing
.ol the Delaware Building at the
Worlds Fair, Chicago. IL appears TO
To regular JOnaE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

When the Hawaiian. Imperial obsti
nancy OF Cleveland will have passed
by its ludiurous "lnuocuo desus
tude" into oblivion. his stubborn
Democratic. factlonal persistence IL
supporting tho popularity condemned
and monarehial income tax will he
halo around the headship OF the ghos
OF dead and buried Democrat
party .-...