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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1898-04-23
NEWS Of THE NORTHWEST
wAsH1NGToN,IDAHO MONTANA

Cattle Owners Giving More Attention
to the Improvement of Their
Herds-New Telephone Line in
Idnho-Montnna Men Who Wish
10 Go to Wnr-News of Neighbors
who Are i'm the hIondike Coun-
try.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1898-04-23

The baby in the cradle evidently thinks
this is a pretty rocky old world.
The woman who fails to say because"
has some other excuse.
San Francisco capitalists have under
taken to organize and equip mounted
regiment of volunteers.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1898-04-23
Left for Rnrrnncos.

Atlanta, Ca, April lS.-Company G,
Fifth infantry, Captain Particle. left
Fort Mcpherson yesterday for Borrancos.
Three thousand cheering people witnessed
the departure.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1898-04-23
WORK Of SPANISH MOB.
MALAGA CONSULATE ATTACKED
The Arms of the United states Torn
Down-spaniar ds Are Called Home
From France-Riotous students at
Cndfz.

Malaga Spain, April l7.-There was
serious disturbance here yesterday, re-
sulting in at attack upon the United
States consulate. The demonstrations
began with a parade of small crowds
through the streets, shouting patriotic
cries. But the mob eventually gathered
and attacked the United States consulate.
Stones were thrown and the mob pro-
cured ladder, tore down the shield hav-
ing upon it the arms of the United States
and dragged it along the streets
Students at Cadiz.
Cadiz, Spain, April l6.-Students of
the school of medicine, carrying a flag,
attempted to make a manifestation here
last evening, but the police interfered.
The United States consulate has been
placed under guard.
Spaniards Called Home.
Paris, April l6.-A dispatch from Cret-
to, department of Perault, says all able
bodied Spaniards have been ordered to
return to Spain as early as possible.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-01
NNARD & co.
& Co.
62l.623 Market Street.

Tomorrow, SATURDAY, JULY
I'd, Is THE LAST SATURDAY NIGHT
WE WILL BE OPEN AFTER 6
O'CLOCK UNTIL SEPTEMBER.
Now we want a great day
and evening business and in
order to have it will give you
some unheard OF values in many
departments.
The $50. Black figured Tai
feta Silks from 75c.
The 12ac. Dimities at So.
The Black and White Batiste
at 7c. from 1910.
The Petticoats at soc.
The Shirt Waists at $50.
from $l.0O.
The Shirt Waists at 800.
from SOC. Just as nicely made
as the higher grades.
The Ladies' Wrappers at
7Sc. from S1.25. Lawns and
Percales, CHI dice Of every Wrap
per in the store.
The Separate Skirts at $1.25
in Linen.
White Pique Skirts at $l.75
up.
Linen and White Piquo Suits
The celebrated Duchess of
Marlborough Corset at 800
The Summer Snow Queen
at SOC, and all the best makes
Of Corsets from rs cents up.
The Children's Hose in all
sizes at 10c.,
The Ladies' Imported Stock.
ing at 25c.
The fancy Ribbons at 25c,
and lots of small things for
daily use, none Of which you
will find poor in quality, even
when a very low price is quoted.
We do not deal in any ques.
tionable goods. Everything
must be Of value.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-01
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
Which Is Better, Try an Experiment o.
Profit by Wilmington Citlzenr
Experience.

Something new Is an experiment. ~
Must DO proved TO be as represented. :.
Be successful ct home or you doubt ID.
Tho statement Of manufacturer Il not
convincing proof Of merit.
But the Endorsement of friend H.
Now, supposing you had bad back.
A lame, weak or aching one.
Would you experiment on itp r.
You will road of many So called cures.
But they come from far-away places.
It's different whom the Endorsements
comes from home
Easy to provo that 1t Is SO.
Home Endorsement Is the proof that
backs every box OF Doan's Kidney Pills
Read this case:
Mr.. s. j. Davis. Oyster dealer Of 81
West Fourth street, says:-"I can hearth
~ recommend Doan's Kidaey Pills for
kidney trouble. I used them for weak
ness across the loins and an aching In and
through the kidneys. Often. particularly
II caught cold. suffered severely not
only when on my feet but even In bed.
Whom tho attacks were At their height I
could scarcely sleep at night on account Of
the exoruciating twingas. / used DOCTORS
prescriptions and various remedies which
l saw advertised but up until obtained
Doan's Kidney Pills at Danforth's pharm.
acy never used any thing which gave me
permanent result 1 happened to read
about them one day ina Wilmington
paper where their use Ind cured case
similar to mine. Thinking they might
help me lost no time In taking the treat
ment You may use my statement for
publication and every one meet as l fol-
low my calling will be only zoo pleased
to advise to use Doan Kidney PILLS II they
have kidney complaint"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all deal
ers. Price 50 cents per box. Mailed on
receipt Of price by all dealers. Foster
Milburn Co, Buffalo, N. Y. S0i6 agents
for the U. s. Remember the name Doan's
and take M other
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-01
MILITIA TO
; PARADE HERE
On independence Day Pro-
|, viding a Fund OF $500
- is Subscribed.

| Independence day will. have features In
AAditt to the flag raising and pyrotech
nical display beyond Washington street
bridge, providing Wilmingtnn's popula
Mon subscribe Or pledge 10 fund before
moo" tt morrow.
Win, Lawton and number Of leading
citiz,ns pre- post TO invite the Delaware
hmilitia in camp ut Middletown, and tho
Pennsylvania militia in camp ut Mont
ehann to como to the city and parade. A
band will be procured and with the regi-
mental band at Middletown the most
elaborate military parade in the history OF
the STATE could be made.
! 1t will cost about 1900 to bring the Dela-
ware militia here and provide lunch for
Hts members, and 1t Is this fund which Is
wan cd by tu-murrow or the project will
haye to be dropped. Any additional funds
VII be spent in fireworks, whloh display
khe volunteers will witness. The projeot
has been lavorably discussed by the Off.
bers of tho respective regiments who are
heslrous that Wilmington shall have, an
appropriate celebration.
Pledges or subscriptions to the fund can
Do made to vii inn Lawton, samuel II.
Baynard or any Of tho newspapers, and 1t
lsearnestly requested that erybody con
kribute towards making the birthday Of
american Independence this year tho
grea test one since the news was first her.
hlded.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-01
City Court Cases.

There was one man IN the City Court
IBIS morning who got mixed up on names.
He was John Flynn. He had been com.
fpit,ed on Tuesday In order TO got the liq-
upr out Of his system. He took the pledge
kp abstain from strong drink for five years.
BE wanted to take the pledge from Father
Reilly. Judge Ball deemed tho Journey
- far for Flynn to travel to reach Father
Roilly who is doad near twenty years.
| George Blight was t1ned go and costs for
bsing drunk and acting disorderly. He
@catol considerable trouble around gro
osry store. Officer 5. D. Scott ami Special
Officer Curran had on Interesting tussle
With three young men at Fourth and Mon.
IQp streets at 80 o'clock ,his morning
The trio was enjoying Il general fight and
k6r their fuu paid g. each,
\ Six men who were found in cars in the
~. g. N. railroad yards were fined is and
posts each
| Two men who wore drunk were fined 81
and costs each
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-01
GLORIOUS I.
FOURTH.
II Will be More Extensively
Observed This Year
Than Ever Before

Soreeoh Of rockets, tho pop of Roman
candles. golden showers, electric spreaders,
parachute torpsdoes, bombshells, calliopes,
C0rnucopias Of color, jeweled streamers,
shooting stars, serpents, jacks-in.box,
snake nests, sun wheels. dragons. rosettes
fourbillions. prismatic fountains, Indian
jugglery, asrolites, Anglo Japanese mines,
sapphire. showers, saucissions, DEVILS
among. the. tailors. besides open CALLER.
les Of spsngled Illuminated portraits Of
naval and military heroes, warahips In
splashlng rainbow effects. rolling oceans
OF tri-colored bunting and tumbling for
ests Of national banners these and Sun.
dry other indications OF the highwruuSht
state OF American patriotism on next
Monday. eliminating an outburst OF ma
tionai feeling such as has not been seen or
telt In the memory OF generation.
This statement rests on facts, the result
ing aud flag tradersi In this city.
While those who may afford 1t will en-
Joy the luxury Of gazing at the set pieces,
the populace will content themselves with
tho good, old-fashioned 1recraker. 1t Is
significant that. while nearly every other
device In fireworks 10 manufactured in
America. the "heathen Chimes" must still
DO depended on to furnish us with crack
ers The war tax has Increased tho price
VI tue blubil uT6 CFhCkoTb uub Wis uhb Ou'y
had the tendency to increase the demand.
Heretofore the Chinese firscrackers have
been sold by the jobber ut 70 cents box
OF six pounds. This year box costs %
cents. The war tax is 8 cents pound,
which makes 4s cents. Tho jobber divides
the tax with the consumer. 1t would
seom that there Is little profit for the
Cinnamon who manufacture the crackers
when the cost Of freight IL deducted.
There will be moro giaut crackers ex-
ploded this year than ever before The
people seem bound to make noise and
they will proceed to do 10 In the most sys-
tematic manner. Ifthe successful capture
Of Santiago by General Skaters army 10
accomplished before Monday fireworks
will be at big premium IN every town
and city In the United States Manufac.
turers have produced for the market a
flrecraoker Of giant dimensions that will
make tho Eoise Of genuine howttzer.
The demand for American flags keeps
apaoe with the demand for fireworks, and
this despite the faot that only few weeks
ago, after Dewey magn 1cent victory at
Manila, prices advanced more than 90 per
cent. All In all it will 10 the most patrl.
otto celebration of the Fourth In the his
tory Of the country.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-01
No More Stamps.

Hundreds Of people visited tho Internal
Revenue office to-day to get stamps but
all hands were disappointed. Those who
called were Informed to keep accounts Of
their sales Of medicine and when the
stamps come to cancel u proper amount
and keep same for reference. Checks can
DO drawn II two cents arc given and the
bank will keep an account until the stamp
are received. Deputy Collector Wells was
ut bis office yesterday from a. m., until
lap. III. In addition to the rush for stamps
he had to file his monthly, quarterly and
halt yoarly accounts. The office is greatly
in need of more help.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-01

A large balloon was sent up in front OF
No. Cos King street. last evening but un.
fortunately 1t caught upon branch Of a
tree which retarded Its progress when 1t
then took fire. A display Of fire works will
take place this evening as we'll as large
balloon will be sent up.
Two balloons were sent up from in front
of No. 62l King street. both Of which took
fra One of them got up as high as tho
roofs of the buildings, when it unfortuna-
tely took fire. Quite large crowd was
on King street last evening to make their
purchases for the Fourth OF July.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-01
I. SCLARK
IN STRIPES.
Dover Real Estate Agent
DOns His Suit in the
Trenton Peniten.
tiary.

Soon after Thomas s. Clark arrived at
the New Jersey penitentiary at Trenton
yesterday he met Colonel E. 4. Cooper. The
meeting was q somewhat pleasant one and
Cooper congratulated Clark upon getting
to Trenton. Mr.. Clark gave up his
belongings, and donned the peniten tiary
suit. He was assigned toa cell adjoining
that Of Cooper II was not decided by tile
authorities what work he would be placed
at during his confinement.
Cooper Is In cuarge of tho stores and
daily gives ont 8 barrels Of -four to feed Che
1866 prisoners. Rice Ia on the bill Of fare
for to. day aud no less quantity than 800
pounds was weighed out yesterday in read.
mess for the cooks for today. Cooper Is
looking well and has gained over three
pounds In weight since his Incarceration.
Since Cooper was lodged In the peniten.
tiary fifty two prisoners have been added
to the population Of the Institution.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-01
Parade Route Formed

All arrangements have boon completed
for the joint Fourth Of July celebration Of
Haven NJ. T., and st. Peters Churches at
Fureman's Grove on Union street and a
gala day Is anticipated. At $50 o'clock
the schools will form In line of parade at
Tenth and Orange streets, and move over
the following route: 10 Twelfth, to
French, to Ninth, to Walnut. to Sixth. to
French, to Ninth, to Tatnall, to Seventh.
to Washington, to Second, to Jefferson, to
Front, to Dupont, TO Third, to Scott, to
Sncond to IIninn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-01
ARRANGING
! A JUNKET.
Council Cannot Observe
independence Day. Will
4, Go Pleasure Seeking.

TAT this time when Independence Day de-
naands au elaborate celebration. by every
municipality, but Is prevented here
because City Council Is opposed to spend.
ing public funds, tho same body is making
preparations for junketing trip not for
the good Of tho community nor with the
object Of creating an impression upon the
patriotic minds Of the youth, but for their
own personal pleasure and Advancement.
! This jaunt Is proposed for August to
Dstroi.s Michigan. where the League Of
American Municipalities will meet In
second annual convention Council last
year attended the convention but what
benefit the city derived Is not evident.
Wilmington had the largest representa-.
lion aud for the distinction received key
which now graces the Council chamber.
What the largest delegation cost the CITY
could lever be learned bat 1t certainly took
from the treasury $780,
| Now another trip is proposed and 1t
might be we'll to show just how anxious
Council Is to take ths trip, while Its mem,
bers arc opposed to spending funds for an
Independence Day celebration which could
not help benefitting the city. Whom
Mayor McLear last Thursday night sug.
gested that several hundred dollars be
spent in having music in the parks on
Monday, the plan was approved by every
member Of council excepting Dennis F.
Leary Of tho third ward. But it subse.
Qaeatly developed that nearly every mem.
Der Of Council was opposed to spending
the money and as result the celebration
y LOW In the hands Of patriotic citizens.
!, Last night after the invitation to attend
Ahe Detroit convention was read Mr..
1sary moved that 1t be accepted and re.
fsrred to the accounts committee, which
body will Of course SOC that tho necessary
funds are set aside. Thare was not O
member who voted not to accept the in.
ritation.
The REPUBLICAN Is not opposed to the
Expenditure of any city money which will
benefit the city, but it certainly opposes
the outlay of perhaps slO)) to.give pleas
iure 10 its counclmen at time when there
Il not Sufficient money in the treasury
to give the city an Independence Day cee.
bsatlon that would compare favorably
with Other cities of the country aud towns
Of the state The community can now
~ how anxious Council is to prevent
loot Of the City Treasury. We suggest re.
fsrring the matter to committee of citi-
In con junction with the Board of Trade.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-01
ON TUESDAY.
THE 10th DAY OF JULY, 1893,
at 10 o'clock O. m,

the following described real estate, viz:
Az those two certain lots or pieces OF land
with the buildings thereon erected, situate in
Mill Creek hundred aforesaid bounded and do.
scElbed as fol lows, to wit:
NO !. Beginning at u corner stone of the
Gissbe !ahd and l3nd now or formerly Of James
fgrt sG peSches 4 isD %d Shs
Il hea Ss p W,h the road @S S%gaq
degrees west 70 perches; thence With an T.. old
line north o514 degrees cast 81 perches to ''H n
stone; thence north 10 degrees west 40 perches
10 stske or stone thenee south ~ degrees
aIYresald THENCE up the same north OF degrees
west W 5-!O perches 10 James Gifans old line;
tnene se with the same south 6O degrees and
merry IN John Montgomery's line; thence
south q degrees east lOo $40 perches to The
pace OF beginning, containing so acres quar-.
tess ana y perches, be the same more or less
NO = Beglnplng at a corner of the above
described lot Of land in the middle Of tho Ian.
caster road thence up the same road north
% 4egrces west - pcrches to q line of land now
Gr ps Formerly nnrfh 81 James Gin thence with said
OF stake; thence south 1914 degrees east IS
perches to stone; thence south SO degrees
west " w perches to stone; south IL degrees
wes west ~ perches to stone and south 81 de.
grees west Eerches to corner of a lot;
thence north 40 degrees west 40 perches; south
Deginning, containing s3a4 acres Of land, be the
same ]gore or less.
Seized and taken In execution a. tho
property Of John H, Hulett, administrator u
Martha Hulett. deceased, mortgagor, and Jos.
I'm e. Hglett, John H Hulett, Sarah Elizabeth
EMe Y; Mary a. Aliett and Annie M. Hulett
and to be sold by
WILLIAM R. Finn, Sheriff.
june SssT q, IspS 3"es' w'lminston. DeIaVMs
~ W As'...-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-01
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Excursions TO PennSrrOye.

, A special boat will leave King street
Nharf on Monday, the 4h Of July, at 7.20
SAna II. 30 a NJ, and l, 3. q 30 and 8l5 p,
~ iu order to give our citizens the oppor.
&nity Of visiting the camp Of the second
Sgimcnt at Pcnnsgrovc and enjoying
NE grand street parade, festival and on.
4prtainn eat of the soldiers Gec Club con.
RAtutng in connection with the delight
enl ride OH the river, day Ct real enjoy
eent. Tho boat will leave to return to
MIR city at 8, Sl5, and 10 q. IN, l. 9 80, 400,
0nd 7Wp. Ii. Fare for round trip 25
'iAnt5
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-01
"CLEAR SHIPS FOR ACTION"
A HANDSOME PICTURE (SIZE . 20
IN) NICELY FRAMED, "JOR H
ATLANTIC SQUADRON"

as special premium with one pound Of
baking powder, Saturday. July .. On
tho same day Wa will also give as special
premium with one pound of tea beauti.
full picture amounted and matted) OF Ad.
miral Simpsons flagship. the arInored
cruiser New York" Don't fail to be on
hand Saturday. Grand Union Tea Co.,
800 King street. Delnarvia phone 6OD
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-01
DEATHS,

HURoT-In this city, on June 80. 1893
! Warren, infant son Of Robert K. and
Mary e. Hurst, aged months aud 5
days.
,. Relatives and friends are invited to at
,tend tho funeral SOL vices at the parents
fesidonoe, No. sl5 Madison street, on Sat.
'hSdday fterroon, July 9, at 2 o'clock, In.
ferinen' private at Mt Salem Cemetery
PHRToN-ln this oity, on June 80, 1893,
Beatrice, youngest child Of William ].
and Annie Burton, aged months.
NAlgtlves and friends are respectfully In.
CITED to attend the funeral from The resi-
I9enee Of hef parents. No. 10 East Seventh
N3Ssh on Saturday AFTERNOON, July q, at
Eelook Intsfment at Rlverylew Gene
W.,
" Anothes little lamb has gone
" yodwel with Him who rave
( AhotheE little darling babe
? ~ sheltered IN the grave.
+ 500 needed one more angel child
Amidst His shining band,
ma 30 he bent with loving smila
! And olasped our darling hand .,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-01
F1Ore VOItinteerS

Twelve carloads of volunteers from Troy
n. Y, enroute for Virginia passed through
this city over the z. w. e. B. railroad last
night. Ten more carloads from Sea Girt,
N. j. passed trough this morning enroute
for Tampa The boys waved their hand
kerchiefs and cheered as they were wisked
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-01

Thomas r. Vernon of the Chester News,
visited this city to day.
N. r. Benson and family will spend the
summer at Rshoboth.
Miss Nellie Toppin will visit Philadel-
phia friends to morrow
Charles Solver, Of this city, and Miss
Georgianna Hewes Of Baltimore, werc
married last night in Shiloh Baptist
Church
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-01
Second Regiment Volunteers Encamp-
ment at rlOntchanin.

To accommodate persons desiring to
visit the camp and witness guard mount
and dress parade on July 3D. and 4th, the
Wilmin gton and Northern Railroad Com
pany will run special train each day. leav-
Ing Wilmington from French street sta
tion ut 4p. M. Madison street station at
400 p. IN. Returning leaving Mont
chanin station at 8 p. M For regular
train service be ween Wilmington and
Montchanin SEQ time table
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-01

o. G. Sutton, 303 King street, informs
the Ct i4Gns Of Wilmington aud vicinity,
that he has still, on hand a lot Of old pota-
tail, at greatly reduced prices. They aro
In good condition aud for table use iuany
persons may prefer them to the new crop.
Dealers as vel as private parties should
Gall at No. 3 King street and gee them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-01
You can't buy the material for

~--~
75c, Shirt Waist for 4Sc
LOO Shirt Waist for Csc
$l25 Shirt Waist for 9oc.
25c Mems Undorshirt for 15o
SOC Mems Undershirt for 25c
$l5O Mems Undershirt for 500
25c Ladies' Undervest for 12 12c
900 Ladies' Undervest for ESQ
70 yards fancy Organdie at SC a
yard; the best we have ever offered
for the money. You have consid-
cred the same quality cheap at
t2Hc. ---~r-~l
Viii have a special lot OF Silk
Waists on Saturday at $3.50, the
S3.25 quality.
Children's Caps. cool, snowy
white organdie, neatly trimmed.
100 Mems Madras OutingShirts
with and without collars, reduced
from 75c to 4Sc.
A large lot Of mems, ladies' and
children's sample Stockings arran-
gedto sell at 4 dih(ere prices, near.
ly all Of a high grale.and less than
u of the usual price.
When your vile says she wants
a good Sewing Machine tell her 10
look in and examine the machines
we sell. We do not say that there
is not as good a machine made, but
we say no better.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-01

Additional testimony in the case Of
Wood vs. Hughes Brothers aud Bangs to
fix damages on the plaintiffs property In
Brandywine Hundred, was heard before
the refcresrs ut the Court House this morn
ing Other testimony will be heard next
week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-01
CROSBY & HILL;
sos, GOT and Cos Market Street.
7 Saturday..

Hot1 Yes. but we are well pre-
pared with cool fabrics and made
up goods. especially for Saturday:
Will be closed on the Fourth.
You will want a cool waist, a
cool skirt, a cool suit, cool under
wear, cool hosiery, cool sunshade,
cool outing shirts.
A Handkerchief is as great a
blessing just now as a cool soda;
no name for the prices so awfu!ly
low,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-01
Registrars a e bOnI,,ig.

Tho registrars recently appoin ed by
the Department. Of Elections are ~ ar.
ing before Cler, fthe Peace Foaru aud
taking the necessary oath of oflice To-
morrow Is the last day. and all who do not
take the oath by that time will be prohb Bit,
ed from performing tho duties
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-01

Tho presiding elders of the Delaware
Conference hold meeting at Chester
yesterday. DR.. p. O Cornell was unani-
mously recon- mondod to be principal of
Princess Anne Academy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-01

The members of 81. Jussph's church will
have picnic next Monday, and Father
Birmingham desires his Wilmington
friends to call a, he will do his part In or.
der to make tLem feel at home.
One hundred car builders were laid Oh
yesterday by the Pullman Palace Car COM
paDy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-01
Cutting Down Stumble a.

In view of the fact that his successor
will shortly DO appointed Post Master
Moore is cutting down his supplies. This
will give the new postmaster a chance to
order tho new stamps.