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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-03-03
LOCAL. DOTS,

George II. Anger is i'll with typhoi,
fever.
The British steamship Oilfeld entere,
port on Tuesday.
Miss ELLA Copper who has been i'll i
able to be about again.
Peter Richardson, of this CITY, Ina.
been visiting friends in Chester.
The arc light at Ninth and Jackson i,
not working in Il proper condition.
Charles Hayward will leave this cit,
today for New YORK on important bus
mess.
Francis X. Carswell, of this city, at.
tended the dog show at Baltimore on
Tuesday
The Union Veteran Legion is making
rapid preparations for holding a supper
on March IL.
Mrs. Milton S. Simplers of Goa W. sth,
street. is visiting friends in Marshailton,
for few days.
Charles l.. Meiler the enterprising
butcher OF 5O7 King street, is making
extensive improvements at his store.
Clement +. Eastman, OF St. Joseph's
industrial school, Clayton, DEL, is the
guest of Rev. Father Rice, Of this city.
The Ladies' Missionary Society will
hold a meeting this evening from 3 to
'"'clock at West Presbyterian Church.
Leola, the five months old child of
James L. and Mary E.kershaw, died on
Tuesday morning at No. 1907 Tulip
street.
A laundry will soon be opened at No.
l03 East Fourth street. as the two story
brick store at that place has been rented
tor that purpose.
Miss Mandc Dreamer Of Coz W, Sth.
street has g"n" to Harrisburg, where she
mas secured position as typewriter and
stcnographrr will law firm.
For two weeks beginning next Monday
evening, the Wilmington Bcvclc Club
will hold their annual fair in the Pv!c's
Cycle Academy, Tenth and Orange.
George {. Penney will lead the PRAYER
and praise service this evening, which
VIII he held in the South Side Baptist
Mission, Head street between A and 3
streets, South Wilmington.
Presiding Elder L. +. Barrett and Rev.
". J.. :. Murray, ID. d.. were in pliIo.
drIphla yesterday attending Il meeting
Of the Methodist Episcopal Board Of
Church extension
Manager l'atzowskv Of +. Blumrntlal
x Com any is making arrangements to
move their hair factory to the new pre-
perry recently purchased by the frn a,
the foot of Orange street,
Mrs. William Magcc, of No. PIP south
street, was tifty-six years OF age
rendered her a very pleasant surprise
party IN honor Of the occasion.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-03-03
Commerce and Finance

Bullish speculation in the West inhu
cnced very strong market for Wheat
and prices advanced &c. per bnshcl. A
fair inquiry prevailed tor export, but the
rise restricted business. Corn was &c,
higher in sympathy with Wheat, and
closed firm, with a fair foreign demand.
Oats were quiet hut firm, with light
offerings Demand for Flour continued
light, but prices were firmly held. No.
! and choice Lay sold fairly and ruled
steady under moderate receipts, but
medium and low grades were plentiful
and moved slowly at irregular prices,
Feed was in small supply an firm, with
fair demand for choice stock, Pro.
visions were firm with far iobbing
demand. Refined Sugars were dull but
steady Cotton was unchanged and
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-03-03
THROUGHOUT DELAWARE.
llOrkcSS,D,,.

The c. T. A. L. OF A. will have meet
ing in this town next Monday night.
Mr.. Il Mrs. Thomas Fannery, Of
Wilmington, have been visiting friends
in this town.
Lewis McGovern has been visiting
friends in Wilmington.
James Ogram, Of Wilmington, has
been visiting friends in this town.
Walter Grace purchased pair OF
mules from Mr.. Jackson, OF kimbleville,
Pa.
The young men OF this town will or
game baseball team this spring.
Miss Lizzie Grace is visiting friends IN
Kennett Square.
William Fahev, of Kennctt Square, is
visiting friends in Wilmington.
George McCarty, OF this place, at
tended the funeral Of Mr.. Walthers in
Wilmington.
Miss Arabella McAleer, OF Wilmington
is visiting friends in Landenburg, Pa.
Charles Lynch had an opening at his
saloon on Tuesday evening. A number OF
his friends from Yorklyn were present.
Francis Quill of this town, was visit.
ing friends in Landenburg
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-03-03
Jury Drawn,

Foll"win is the special jury drawn To
try the damage suit Of McNaIIy vs. Della
ware Iron Works on Monday next:James
NJ. Bryan, William perrick snn. Curtis
NJ. TaIley, Richard B"nsalI, John W.
l)cnnson. William A. Morrison, Reuben
Sa'tcrthwaite, Rufus Stewart, Thomas
Hawthorne, William Deakync, William
Nickcry, David Elkinton, Harry l.. Dayet,
Nehemiah I. Davis, Joseph IIciscl, Clay
ton VI. Kelley, W. NJ. lIOuscholder Levi
{. Scott. Clarence Poole, John ". Car
row, Jr., Alonzo s. Whittock, Thomas
lAttolnus and Thomas Maloney
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-03-03
A MASTERLy DISCOURSE.
Rev. M. y. FallOm's Sermon ON Fait !,
Given Al St l'aul's Church.

~
Tuesday evening in ST. I'auls Church
Fourth and jackson streets, Rev. NJ. Y
Fallon gave the third Of three discourse,
on Faith and why Catholic cannot be
Mason. lie said in part:
''rhe trade guilds of the Middle Ages
were so managed that injustice to labo,
by capital seemed practically. impossi'
bic. The three great religious Military
orders combined with these guilds afte,
the suppression Of the Knight Templars
by Pope Clement V. at the fifteenth gen.
eral council held at Vienna A. u. 1911.
The Mason guild admitted the Templarl
into their order and organized lodge at
kllwlnnhg in Scotland and drew up
what they called ritual--but was in
reality creed or form and religious be.
lief.
"rhcn came the nelugc' i. e., the first
great secession from the church in
Western Europe. The kiIwinning creed
was the pantheistic doctrine elaborated
by the Dutch philosopher, Spinpsa, in the
18th century. According to this cate.
chisln man does not enjoy an individual
existence. His mind is only mode of
the material universe. Men, animals,
vegetables and minerals arc only differ
ent modes or manifestations of the in
tinte-perhaps Pythagorean TRANSFORMED
tlons Of bodies and spirits. tod is
everything and everything is God. This
t'od grows in the tree, blooms in the
Hover, flows into the running stream,
shines in the sunbeam, sleeps in the
stone, feels in the animals and thinks in
man. This God is cruel in Nero, gentle
IN t he Saint, roars in the lion and banks
in the dog.
"rhis is the doctrine and belief Of man
kind outside Of cathoIicity This doe
trlnc denies a personal God. and con-
bounds Him with the universe.
ut denies all the articles OF the Apostles
creed.
"lIow many OF those we'll meaning
men who belong to the social financial
society called masonry ever heard of
t he kllWnnilig catechi>nl? don't
know.
Thousands Of lna~ons are prominent
III cl'lrch work, and Aliases in many
hris'' ian churches. The church claims
I nat she Is Christ still abiding with the
children Of men. She is also cuIstrva-
tive. White the cases of conscience
may vary in their solution, her dogmas
are fixed and interchangeable. Other
WISE three plus one might mean four
IN one century and five in he next
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-03-03

Chief Of Police Dulan yesterday morn
ing disposed of a lot OF goods 1T public
sale, winch have been taken from
PRISONERS during he past year The
bidding as was expected, was not
spirited and poor prices were realized.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-03-03
Lecture This Afternoon.

This afternoon Rev. DR.. W. l.. s. Muir
ray, ID. d.. will deliver "A lecture on
possibilities and Positions, Realized
through Preparation, Persistence, Pluck
and Promptncss," before the students
OF the GoIdey CunumcrciAi College.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-03-03
You Can Cure Qben al BQl

We will send You one month $ ,res;
ment securely and plainly wrapnI
tor ten dollars 1t will po>itive
cure any case Of habltual druukennaI
or oplate poisoning. The medicinal
can be administered with the TODD
Address
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-03-03

Judge Edward .G. Bradford, Of this
city, is presiding in the Circuit Court of
Appeals in Philadelphia, and will be
there for the remainder of the week.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-03-03
Work Resumed.

Work has been resumed on the new
bnakwater in Delaware Bay. Hughes
Brothers have the contract in charge.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-03-03
Grain Movement,

Receipts at Philadelphia Whea, 49,.
'S2' Corn, l0O,5s2; Oats, 10 2S6. Balti.
morc:-Wleat, 1924; Com, l5l, 81
Oats, 1886. Shipments from Phla.
dt'pl'ia:-Whcat, 1882; Corn, 1857;
Oats, 26,lo5. BaItimore:--Wheat, 10 600;
Corn 1851.
Butter and Eggs.
The following are the official whole.
sale prices recorded today at the PhiIa
dcIphla Butter and Egg Boam:-
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-03-03
TELEGRAPHY. Fir,

! EARN TELEGRAPHY FRS
class operators are in constant
demand. Salaries from $40 to 500
n month You can secure chart
giving all necessary information and
correct alphabet for 10 cts. Address
tn Ne" Jersey SchocIo T.IegrapLy,
t'ver and CuIon SITS, W,jdes- Bare
-, ''
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-03-03
n%E0RE MONEY !!

In one ofthe dozens of businesstl
we can find for 20 than in anytbi1
else. Genteel. for either sex. at DO,
or travelling. Particulars FREE /
~We will insert your name {,
address in our SALARlED pOSI
TON Manual, for 10 cts. a full yuI
May be worth hundreds of dollars )
you Write at once. Address
s. N. BOWZES, |
Woodlord City, vermou|
Have you a husband, wife, iowa
sister, son or brother who is Slava
Chloral. Opium, Mo phne, WbSid !
or Tobacco
Griggs courier., 1898-01-07

= i 2 J.
one of the cleanest and most pro-
gressive little cities in North Das
kota. Cooperstown has certainly
great reasons for feeling proud
of it's progress. With the most
enterprising class Of citizens to
be found in the state our town is
bound to prosper. We desire to
thank our patrons and friends
for their kind patronage in the
past and solicit their patron
age for the future, We start o
new volume this week in a healthy
solid condition. We want the
subscription of those who are not
subscribers-we want the Cour-
ier in every home in the county.
Wishing all our friends and pa
irons q happy and prosperous
new year. we throw of our coat
and wade in for another year.
our sole object being to help
build up our town, our county,
our country and the Courier.
Griggs courier., 1898-01-07

Commissioner Fancher says
that there is no danger of the in
surance companies Withdrawing
from the state on account of the
recent fire at Grand Forks. Mr..
Fancher says that 1896 was the
banner year for insurance com
panies in North Dakota and that
1897 will make a still better
showing. Twenty new compan-
les we're secured for last year
and practically all the good'com
panies will be registered for 1898.
Mr.. Fancher has made q very ef-
ticient insurance commission
er, and should be retained in that
position. When you get a COM
petent Official in an Office of this
kind keep him there,
Griggs courier., 1898-01-07

This is the way Editor Bassett,
Of the Valley City Alliance, COM
phi nents Editor Jordan, of the
Fargo Argus:
The stockholders of the Record
publishing company of Fargo
were wise in selecting j. j. Jor-
dan as editor of the Argus.
''Peg-leg" is a. pointed fist, al
ways has the glad ~ for visi.
tors, is great on NNN. can write a
singing $3.50. and on local can ib
outa grist in no time, cuts quite
at political gatherings,
never misses a chance --a q good
thing when there is an 3. Now
j. J. don't t come at us with +.''
Griggs courier., 1898-01-07
Happily Welded.

A quiet home wedding occ9fed on
New Years night at the horh h9 of Mr..
and Mrs. J. s. Olson when Mr.. Theo.
Nicholson of Valley City and Miss
Thora Peterson: of Cooperstown. were
united in the holy bonds ofmatrimony,
Rev. J.. L. Silness officiating. 1t was
strictly q family affair and the cere-
mouy took place al s p. N. Miss Han.
nah Silranstad acted as brides maid
and j. s.. Olson and Martin Sorndahl.
of Valley Cityas grooms,ncn. After the
ceremony the bridal party sat down to
an elegant supper. The bride has
been a resident of Cooperstowh for a
Griggs courier., 1898-01-07
sE1o,aselAold Goods.

The ancient Greeks believed lhnt the
:Penates were the gods who attended
to the welfare and prosperity Of the fam.
lily. They wereaworshippcl as household
gods in every homo. The household
god Of today is DIR. Kings New Dis
covery. For consumption, coughs,
colds and for all affections Of Throat.
Chest nnd Lungs 1t is Invaluable. 1t
has been triedfo = quarter OF q century
and is guaranteed to cure. or money
returned. No household should bs
without this good angel. 1t is pleasant
tO take and a s:.fe aud suite cure remedy
t"r"l'l and yenng. Free trial bottles
fat H H. Batenan Il Co.'S drug store,
Regular size soc. and 81.
Griggs courier., 1898-01-07

State Game Warden Bowers
was presented with q handsome
gold watch and diamond studded
charm at Christmas by hisdeput5
wardens Bro. Blssett will no
doubt rustic harder than ever to
secure the plum when he learns
of the presentation. Just think
of an editor wearing diamonds!
If there is an editor that can wear
jewels without feeling like q fish
out of water it is Bassett. Here's
hoping that the governor will
mail that appointment to Charley
right quick.
Griggs courier., 1898-01-07
Drawing i. Splinter.

Removing splinter from q suffering q
hand may not he a nice and pleas.
subject, but holEa surgery may some
times give some one a feeling Of. heart
felt JOY. The sufferer who illustrates
tho matter Oil this occasion was o carsSss
penter. He was working at l,istrade at y
un institution over which tho sisters OIL
the Roman CatholiG church .presjdC
Ono day lie broke of an ugly splinte VI
in his band and could not get III 0nts
He Went homo Mt tho close Of his daH SS
work feeling no annoyance from the
wound, but by the next morning the
hand was in serious condition and l-..
painful that working was as impossibil.'a Is
ity. On his way 70 tho doctors the car
penter stopped to tell the sister why 9hes
must delay his work. IS 4
Let mo sec what can do with your
hand before you so to tho dcetpr, ''Ssaid;
one Of the sisters. The man demurred
"Yes," said the sister, with gentle IA.
sistence, sit will do no harm anyway.A'ssss. J.
She quickly filled within an inch or,ey
of the top rather wide ,nopthedr Settle
with steaming hot water, and as she y
held it another sister pressed tho In
famed part Of the injured hand gently
down over tie opening. Such a pecnlia.
sensation! It seemed to tho man that
his whole hand was being drawn with
great force into the bottle. He would
have taken it away, but the sister was
holding it gently, but firmly Then there
was u feeling Of relief. II seemed us II /
the inside of that hand had become
liquid and was pouring its unpleasant
contents into the bottle. That was al l-5ss
most exactly what was happening, and
with the liquid went the offending splin-8S
ter The hand vas bnthed aud bandaeed,s
and the carpenter continued his work
without further Inconvenience. New
York Times. .,--- -. - u 3
Griggs courier., 1898-01-07
'i,ll.. Ise~t Cough Renne q = q
Oss Earth s2ss'Es
. G. ID. Warner, Coliwater, Mich
LUTHER. Mi Il

D.'. G. ID. Warner, Coldwater, Micllss
Dear Sir: am aell #clnaiatasi with
the merits of your x lite Wiue 81 Tar
SNSA'p. ! have used it on several soc-ss
c;,s'ons when Very hs8r,e from ,ilblic 1
speaking and when suifering ! rom sorr
threat. Der postmaster. Nli. N seso ~
son, 'laEi IL grippe and it lett his:asVish
4 very bad cough. had spells ofeolaSsIi-
ing very lno.ning for an hour ol, mo oi.t,,,
| met him on the street three weeks -
and recommended White Wine Of Tar
Syrup, which he commenced taking
and today he is II we'll man. a little
girl here had couglled all winter and
no cure could be found. asked her
mother to get White Wine Of Tar Sy-
rup. She did SO and in two Weeks the Z
child was cured. As you say, it isyl,e
best cough remedy on earth. Please
send me six bottles by express. s| q
1ons respectfully,
REV Il. l. ODLE, Pastor NJ. e. church.
For sale by II Ii Bateman 4 Co. .ss
Griggs courier., 1898-01-07

The old style of portraying fa.
nous people through u sketch"
or biography" is to be modern
lied in The Ladies Ho ne Journal
during 1898. Five of the most
prominent Americans have been
chosen for the departure: Pres
ident Mckinley, Mrs. Cleveland,
Mark Twain. Joseph Jefferson.
and Thomas A. Edison. Each
will have a special article. which
will consist of about fifteen or
twenty fresh unpublished stories
and anecdotes strung together,
each anecdote showing some
characteristic trait or presenting
a different side of the subject.
The idea is to show famous per
sonalities through their own do
ings and sayings, and to make
these articals accurate; the rel
atives and closest personal
friends of the subjects have as
sisted and given the Journal the
best stories and anecdotes with.
in their own knowledge. Each
article will thus represent the
closest view of the one sketched.
No authorship will be attached
to any of the articles.
Griggs courier., 1898-01-07

The Cooperstown Courier last
week booms Hon. David Bartlett
for governor, nominates j. M.
Devine for congressman and en-
dorses Congressman M. N. John
son for senator, which shows
that Trubshaw's political wheels
are revolving with great rapidity
and turning OFT pretty good
work at that -M;lyville Tribune.
Griggs courier., 1898-01-07

The Wimbledon News com
plains about not receiving the
Courier for the past month. It
is not our fault Bro. V;sllandig-
ha n, the Courier leaves this
posto4iice regularly every Satur-
day morning. Guess you will
have to have new postmaster
down there. eh? We could not
think of cutting the News from
our x list.
Griggs courier., 1898-01-07
How Sugar l. Refined.

The method used by the best sugar.
refnerics is substantially as follows:
The raw sugar is dissolved, in large cis-
terms on tho ground fdbr, enough hot
water being added to produce specific
gravity Of 1926. The solution 10 then
drawn through connecting pipe hav-
Ing coarse wire gtrniner into larRe.
pumps, by which it is pumped into the
highest story Of the building, usually.
the seventh or eighth. Il there passes
into vessels heated by steam coils 20 q
temperature Of about 2l0 F. Milk a.
lime 10 added to the solution in these
pans for the purpose Of neutralizing any;
acid which It may contain. From these2
pans tho liquid passes down to the next
floor, where it is filtered through
ries of bags, each made Of two
nesses of cloth, an outer one Of
and an inner one of fine cotton.
bags are incloscd in boxes to.prev.s
cooling. After leaving these the sirur,
is run through filters Of boneblack,ss
which absorbs all the coloring matter
left in it, After leaving these il iss
pumped into vacuum pans, large vessels
heated by steam and exhausted by air.
pumps. The pressure being thus re.s
duced. the liquid is boiled at q lcw6fs
and lower temperature until, at 40 de-
grees, evaporation is complete and the
sirup rapidly crystallizes into sugar.
This is the process by which the best;
white sugar is made, while poorer qual,
tiles are prepared by a method less'con-s
plete. st. Louis Republic.
Griggs courier., 1898-01-07
Robbery.

Gu complaint of w. G. Knapp.
Frank Wills and Jack Daley we're ar
rested by Sheriff Jackson Monday
night for robbery or grand larceny,
Knapp claiming that they had taken
from his person some 5000. Daley
left Cooperstown on the train Monday
morning and dropped off ut Hanna
ford He and Wills and some others
including Knapp, were together
and Daley and Willis took the
mony from Knapp during the afternoon.
Willis went down into Barnes county,
where he was arrested by Sheriff jack
sou west of Dazey. Daley furnished
the Hannaford fellows a lively chase
that excels any wolf hunt ever had in
this part of the country. He was chas-
ed out of town by a crowd of fellows
on foot headed by the depot agent,
and went in the direction of Martin g.
Daley is said to have leaped over the
ground like a deer with the fellows
after him like a pack of hounds, the
depot man in the lead but far enough
behind Daley as TO be in q dangerous
position in case the fugitive turned on
him. Finally somebody overlook
Daley with a wagon and he was cap
tured and brought back to Hannaford.
Ben Howden and Moore came up and
got the Sheriff late that night and the
prisoners were brought into town by
the Sheriff Tuesday morning. The
hearing came up before Justice Warn.
er Tuesday afternoon and was post
pone'I until Thursday afternoon, bail
being fixed at $500 each which was not
forthcoming.
Both were boundover to the district
court.
Griggs courier., 1898-01-07

The Courier last week complet-
ed its fifteenth year since it was
founded and starts out on it's six
teenth year as healthy as a six
teen year old maiden and feeling
just us important. The Courier
does not believe in blowing it's
own horn, but it may be pardoned
this time if we say that we believe
we have given the people of
Cooperstown and Griggs county
a live, up-to-date weekly news
paper. We have not pleased
everybody-that would be i'm
possible-but we feel that q ma
jority of our readers are satisfied
with and appreciate our efforts.
The Courier compares favorably
with a majority of the weekly
newspapers of North Dakota and
takes back seat for none. It
has advocated every measure
which it believed to be for the
best interests and happiness of
our people. It has faithfully
chronicled ali the improvements
made in our town and county
SO far as it has been able to gather
the facts. We may have been
derelict in many things, but that
is more the fault of others than
our own. We publish the news
when we get tiff people don't
tell us the news we can't publish
it. The editor has been ably
backed up by our business men
and by our IA mer friends. We
have pfospered in Cooperstown
and in return we have spent our
money here-every dollar of it,
and have helped to build up our
town and to make it what it is
Griggs courier., 1898-01-07
so,nething to Know.

1t may bs worth something TO know
that the very best medicine for restoring
the tired out nervous system to q healthy
v,gor is Electric Bitters. This medicine
is purely vegetable, acts by giving tone
to the nerve csnters in the stomach,
gently stimulates the Liver and Kidneys
and aids these organs in throwing of
impurities in the blood. Electric Bitters
improves the appetite, aids digestion,
and is pronounced by those who have
tied it as the very best blood purifier
and nerve tonic. Try it. Sold for SOC.
or 81 per bnttle at III. H. Bateman &
Co.'S drug store.
Griggs courier., 1898-01-07

The New Rockford Trans
cript's editorial columns were
quite "meaty" last week, said
columns being extracts of the
Courier of the week previous.
Bro. Maddux knows a good thing
when he sees itand with our help
is giving the people Of New Rock
ford a live paper, How about
that rainbow, Charley?
Griggs courier., 1898-01-07

number y OF years aud to- = yG5l
highly respected. She is q -
Mrs. J. s. Olson ana Mr.
somdahl, OF Valley City. Th,s M i
is one Of VALLEY City 8 spromins E. g.
zens, being In business a thas u ~
and is = popular and pleasant ~
man. Many handsome presses T.
presented TO the couple.
morning Mr.. and Mrs. Mickslsslla
for their home At Valley Cit;
large circle of friends join
Courierin showering upon tl,e.l
congratulations. &
Griggs courier., 1898-01-07
6riggs Courier.
PERCY & TRuBsHAw.
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.

The state ticket published in
Tuesday evenings Forum pur-
porting to be sent in from
Cooperstown, rather bears the
ear marks of the Forum editor.
The personnel Of the ticket would
lead to that conclusion. That
ticket CAM be elected, Major.