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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-06

Taylor g. Fuller on's Pile ointment, a
safe remedy for that troublesome COM
plnint Prepared by Wilmer Z. Taylor
No. u02 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-06

How about Clerks 500 votes?
Somebody was terribly fooled.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-06

WELL, the majority should rule;
this is what the Union Republicans
have been contendng for.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-06

Nix. FRANK THOMSON, Pre- sident
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany died last evening at his home
at Merton, near Philadelphia, of
acute gastrltls, He arose to the
Presidency Of the Company from Il
humble position on the road. lie
was well liked by the employees of
the road and was known by every
railroad man in the country.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-06

Pianos, $500, $500 and $500 monthly
61t iShpley street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-06
{. B. RILEY,
SPECIAL.

80 dozen mems unlaundered
shirts, this week 20 cents.
All OF our 50-cent colored
shirt waists, reduced to 80
cents.
Children's fast black drop
ped Stitch hosiery, 81 to 81,
25 cents.
Children's fast black lace
hosiery, all sizes, so cents.
Infants ! hose, white, tan
and black, y IL cents.
Wide Taffeta Ribbon, II 1.2
cents a yard.
Infants 50.cent silk bibs, Is
cents.
Ladies muslin gown $l.O0
$l.25 kind.
Ladies' muslin gown rs
cents, value SO cents.
so new styles of infants
short and long dresses.
Corsets for 39c, SOC and
$l.00.
228 King St.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-06

The greatest lot of desirable mating ever offered
at an off price-$3.20 per roll Of 40 yards for q
heavy chain mating that has sold for $6. Extra
heavy qualities Of the best patterns; Sc and
IS per roll. Fancy Japanese novelties at 25c
and SOC, that have been 400 snd Soc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-06

The temperature has risen in the
Middle and North Atlantic states, the
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-06

Denial From the Count and Countess
Paris, June 6-Comte and Comtesse
Boni de Castellane assure the CORE
spondents of the American papers that
there Is no truth in the statement that
the comtesse was mixed up in the
rioting on the Auteul race course on
Sunday. The comtesse was disagree
ably surprised to see her name con-
nected with the affair. The story
originally appeared in La Presse, of
this city which said 1t had received
reliable
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-06
Straw
matting

a India Smyrna Rugs that are reversible good
bright patterns in three sizes:
9x12 feet, $1,000
7-6x10-6 feet, So
$50 feet 600
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-02-17
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-02-17
VARIOUS MATTERS.

W. W. cluG, Of coalyille, Utah
pent few days in town ratanston)
his week.-wyoming Pres lie
/, The L. u. s. gave a most ,, /" iasssiul
NJ in the opera houss la,t niget,
Every body bad splendid tlAe.--raft
Record.
Judge Dusenberry has decided to post.
pone the opening OF the February term
ofcourt for wasa,eh county for one week.
on aeoouo Of numberoi attorneys who
have cases 10 come up not beinaready to
proceed 10 ,rial.--Tribune.
The Fremont Hot Springs company Of
AlcNa, wyo has written making an
offer Of u purse Of so, 600 for the sharkey'
FilEsimmons bstte. Tbs company has
capital stock to tho amouet oitl 600 900,
o. there Is little danger OF the purse
proving a gold hTiok. Tie only eondi'
tons attached to the offer is that ths
pugilists must train 10 Alcova, which IL
one Of central wyoming's new health TO
sorts w yomipg Press.
In reply to seyera. inquirioiI would
repeat that the committee on rules aud
the best parl,aInentarians agree thai
the house OF representatives cAnGoi OK
pei Mr.. Roberts. or even ny him FOL
polygany, any more than II can Try an
other member Tor murder or for forgery
| II yIr. Roberts IL convicted OF PolygAml
in the regular courts and a certified cop
Of the record is furnished % ihe hon''
that will probably DO accepted Us svl
denoe OF his disqualification. Just AZ
some other member should be conyieIe'
OF murder, or forgery. or arson. WILL
AnK. CURTIS. Chicago Record.
Committed 10 tho Asylum
Judge Dusenbery heard two ln'An
cases this morning Dr. Allen an
Robinson conducted the examination
The first was that Of JamesLyon'
mehrsn Fork. He is an old sold'e
81 has religious mania. lie believe
that he has revelations He claims ina
by his praying, Dewey was ensSlea {
sink the Spanish fleet at Manila haroo'
He has two rare rocks, which be claim
we're given him through revelation
One represents tho gathering Of n
twelve tribes Of Israel the other reH'
sents Christ, descending 10 earth
explaining the stones he traces OF
imaginary Images.
The seeond was that Of August NO
= ina. the Frenchman who vas examine
about month ago for bis sanity BOZ
5 were committed TO the Asylum.--lro'
Enquirer.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-02-17

The club met with MITE. T. L Allen
Wednesday afternoon Feb.ib
Mrs. Calls continued the study Of
Roman History down TO the reign Of
Constantine. The laiy being fami.
liar with Dor subject Entertained hsr
hearers throughout her instructive cd.
drees.
Mrs. Northeott followed with al inter.
esting anecdoiO bearing on the subject
OF Roman history.
A paper on characteristics materials
and external reschors" h. Mice Hattie
wheadon came next.
Mrs. wbeadon theu read vol pre-.
pared puper hor subject being, "Au
Historical sketch on Electricity"
rhe refreshments served by Mis
Allen were In every way inviting to tho
appetite aud worthy Of oommendatlon.
The club viii meet next with Mrs.
Eldredg6 at which time the ladies will
N ,ssr,~a ,ee .lslahvlas. 90
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-02-17
HoYTsvILLE

LOUISVILLE. Utah, Feb. is, 1909.
EpIroR TINES;
Mrs. Olive Mile clme down from the
Park Sunday morning.
The three mopths old child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Amos Sargent passed away last
Monday morning with Bronchitis. The
iuasral taking place at the residence.
John Mills Of Park City is quite sick
by beiug loaded. lie came down satur.
day morning accompanied by his wife.
He will try to get relief at the Sal,
JaEe hospitals.
The ward conference was held hero
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-02-17
Items From tho U Y Academy
Provo
proyeunsnt.

Provo
on MONDAYS and Tuesdays Of each
week the Coolville students eau be seea
coming from the rack, where the var
iods papers are kept, With a look d
disappointment, saying, 10 tbemselvsl
"Can it b. possible that the Timel
has gone busted, or have they only for
gotten us1" [B. Y. Academy was 70
day placed on OR list.l
There ate about twenty students iron
Summit county attending this insi'
hutton. seyepI.oi whom ARE from Coal
vile. They are oil 10 gooa henitl
studying bard and enjoying their labsl.
Iu the past two years large collses
building has been erected, Containing
eighteen recitation roomt. aud an
auditorium capable OF seating eight
hundred people alec physical and
chemical laboratories have been estab-
lished, ard many other improvement
made, all through donations. 1t Is i'm
possible for such al institution as thii
to be self supporting. 1t would ocst
each student about 1890 per ys'x.
Al the present time the students pay
only about one third Of this snount.
| movement 10 nov ON lo,t % e'iab'
liza a school fund, the interest OF which
10 % be used to deiray the expenses Oh
the tchool. This 10 very good move
sDdi, is hoped that the iuid sill re-
ceiyo liberal support.
! WIhan Rohn'oa
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-02-17
oAKLE-

oANLEY, Utah, Feb ID lSae,
EmToE riNEs;
Miss Jennie Phillips returned tn Salt
lake Monday.
Alex Evans tnaIe-a trip to Park City
With some nice beef on Tuesday,
E. Horton aud his wife we're taking
in the sights at Kawas and Woodland
Tuesday.
The snow 10 reported To BIZ ave feet
deep In tue mountains east Of Oakley.
Tho Rockport school passed through
Oakley on their way to Marion, Al
they passed through 'ovntheY sang q
lively school song.
L. G. Jsrsen lost a cue work horse
last SUNDAY hight, Tue cause is mn
known
Al tho post Office rushing business
wac done in the way Of handing Out
valentines on the l4th.
There will be a school meeting held OF
the 18th, 4 this month to determine 1
the patrons want a new school house.
It sporl.d that there will be
dancing hall built here before the mex
yeaT,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-02-17
uProN
CPTON
UlToS. Utah, Feb. 10. lS''
Enron TndEs

Enron TMKsi
Thomas Judd oil Hoytsville has
moved his family to Upton ior the
winter aud summer.
Mr.. wilkins and vile OF Provo az
Visiting 10 Upton Tor a short vacation
sad are tue guests Of Mrs Frank Dem
lug.
Moses Densley and wife Of Riverlor
are visiting Upton aud are tbs sue'u
o. Mrs.. Jacob Huffman.
Upton ward conference will be he'd
"a the school house Sunday, Feb J
Elders Ehredge, olion aud Faddie'
will be- in attendance on tho occasion
Elders seodeld aud Ashby are stil
With Us IN toe interest Of mnIua' i'm
proyetnsnt.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-02-17
PEoA.

PEoA, Utah. Feb' TO- lo'''
EulToR TIns
The infant OF Mr.. aud Mrs W. H.
plesyard died on Feb. 9th. The funeral
was held on sunday.
Or. Hosmer vas called to eeo' on
Monday to attend the child Of " T.
Palmer, Jr. The little on has been
quite III for tn, Pastt two or three weeE''
The Valentine oanec on TUESDAY night
..s a grand success. The wnrsnip
band furnished the music
On wednesday Of this week John Doe
pleaded guilty TO the charge Of disturb
log the peace and was fined in the sum
eI s2.bO and costs Of court
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-02-17

Since. the people have recovered from
their long siege Of la grippe thore has
been continual run Of surprise parties
and socialI. There was one at Wm,
McMlchasps last Friday evening. a. Q
reminder CT his bstb birthday and one
a, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II Hobson's Wed,
evening. About so lively people at
tended each aud had rousing good
time, by engaging 10 song,. vadingp,
Rotations. games and dancing.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-02-17

NEIGHBORHOOD
NEWS.
Around the County ia Seven
Days.,
The HSpEcnniugS Of The Past Meek
fold 10 Detail BY Efncient
Correspondents.
EAMAs,
,XAaAs, Utah, Feb. a, 1879.


Epnos TMEs.
Valentines day No doubt the good
old saint has beenNery basy.
The sunday Srhojl onncer, has been
deferred until the 25th inst.
One death from scarlet fever vas re-
ported from Woodland Monday last,
Mss Emma Nobbiu is very siek Of
typhoid fever. Her sister Miss Nellie
has been summoned from Park City.
Frank ]. Canuon's speech is the main
topic Of. conversation at present, and
opinions Of II sorts are rife.
Tue news rom Manila makes ones
heart ACHE, and, though We love patriot
len, wc sometimes wonder II the victory
is worth the sacrifice.
Tres. Clna's late visit has aroused a
great desire among the. peoP'e Of this
vicinity TO SEQ the stake House com
ple'ea. We trust the enthusiasm will
result In accomplishing that end.
Elder silas NJ. Pack has returned
home from his three months mission in
some Of the Northern stakes, where ne
thoroughly enjoyed his work.
Everybody vas thankful when the
blocEadewa broken. 10 these days o.
stirring events, newsis eagerly looked
io!. -.. ,..-.
some Of the young men Of Kamas arr
thinking seriously u going South in,C
Willard Co. this spring, with q view u
locating. twill be move In tue hgh
direction, for tue small valleys In thi
region are fur Gom being adequate u
the necessities Of those who are nov
approaching niauhood.
Cos.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-02-17
Wanship

Tho yloeulion recital given by ]. A
Miller Thursday evening was treat
In that line; the bnll was crowded To H.
fullest capacity. A number Of Rockporl
people we're present. Both the string and
bras band helped the entertainment
mt
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-02-17

last Sunday. President Cluh' 'nu
Elder Varrsll Of Cache, were the 'psaA'
sr,.
Mr., aud Mrs. NJ. b. Holmes OF tm'
place have made good use OF many o'
the bowling aud destructive coyo"'
this winter, by tanning their Pel's' ahu
making vi them dine lap robe worm
t25 W, and several mats sud lheS a''
now maKing coat, which Sill o'ns
sS5 90. A few more hume industries o
this kind will make the vol mo''
scarce. u.H.w
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-02-17
HoCKPoRT.
KOcrorI, Utah, Feb 10, lSa

EproR TntEs;
II is showing a. this writing,
At our SArd conferences on Sunday
Brothers Alma Eldredge, c. A. Calls.
and A. Maxwell were 10 attendance.
They gavo SOME good Instructions, and
all thinss vent OF pleasantly and With
good feeling.
Mr.. viekory has been siek OF rheu.
matism for long time. and is still al.
most helpless.
Mrs. Malin and family had quits IN
adventure coming out from Salt Lake.
The snow WIS 10 deep that they man.
aged merely 10 reach the summit; and
there they had TO camp with the Utah
Central train gang, the train also being
blockadsd. They reached Buzzoo'.
place the next night, and dnally reached
home on the third day after their 10.
parlure FROM tne city.
Mas With took her school children
out on valeutine's day to visit the
Peoa and Marion schools. Thoy drove
TO Hamas after school, returning hom,
at 7 p. m. They had a good time, al
enjoying Themselves.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-02-17
Mr.. and Mrs.. j. A. smlTh Receive
Tholr Friends

OF all the successes Of tho iournu'
p,s, nov on, none we're more enjoyed
than that o. Wednesday evening.
Especially will the event aforementioned
by Mr. May olson WIN reteived the
lad,'. ,riDs, beautiful illu'lerated edi.
lion Of Uucle Tome Cabin;" nnd hyMr,
Allison. who. having ssin scored q
victory over bic gentleman iIiends, WIS
p,e..nted with Ten Nights In a Bar
ropm " BOT lens' among Tho com
mend able features OF this pleasant re-
caption was its marked influence in thu
dispensine Of choice refreshments and
voud literature.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-02-17
~

A pleasant surprise party awaited on
Mics denevieve Pack last Tuesday
syening, the occasion being the young
iady's sixteenth birthday. rhirly'fivs
young people comprised the party and
with songs, games social converse and
entertainments the hours quickly paused
away. @. Y. P.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-02-17

KAAAs, Feb. "A. 1893. Tho ball last
Tuesday was a decided success The
string band from Spanish Fork furnish.
ed excellent music. The sams hand
will play on the 22nd
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-02-17
PROF A a MlLLslN CALIFORNIA
The Cold Wave Strikes That region
Items CT Much Interest

Items Ct Much Interest
II viii be remembered that Mr..
Wills sold out his creamery business at
Aamas and year later be left for
California. lie has since that time
eeen engaged In the nursery business
'ndhas recently purchased an orange
grove.
Under the head Of "The Orange
County Nurseries" The caiUoraid Cult
'dio' Tor Dec. '0s says; THE pro.
prietors, Messefs. +. $. Richman aud
and A A Mile. arc men OF prac.
Teal oKperiance, Nho are building up
spleudid bu.iress and laying a sub.
'isncial foundation Tor what they ex.
peeI 10 make the largest nursery sou,h
Of Fresno. At present they have 80
'eres tn nursery aud expect 10 enlarge
mex ycn. This year they have 4OO. COO
mes ior delivery.
An extract ifom Nh interesting letter
sriiieu by Mr.. Mills to his parents gives
e,idrnce that the cold wave which
struck this section also struck California
" writes in part as follows - The cold
save reached US Saturday and Sunday
nights Fob. land 3. Prof Hickman
and myself worked both nights keeping
Ores all around our Uraoge trees. We
roi them through silh little damage,
though II gasa hard freeze. wehad 10
Aas out the water pipes that lead into
behouse on Monday Feb. y esm.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-02-17

Quite number OF young people have
gone to Oakley tonight preieIriug al
oyster supper and social to dancing.
one tires even oi good things on TOO
frequent REPETITION.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-02-17
es.nssrIala.. eoush I..msar ~ ehle.ro

Hagen Bros, the populor South.side
duggists-eorner 6yth IT., and Went.
worth av says; we sell a great deal
d chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and
Ind that IL gives the must satisfactory
rstuts, especially among childien Tor
,svere colds aud Group" For sale by
John Boyden & Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-02-17
Ernest Fisher osprts for Southern
Statos Mission
WILMA Bob nsOa

The sudden departure Of MI Ernest
Fisher fora Southern staei mission
was somewhat Of surprise to bis
friends. rIi yJIls ma Is surs'
~ TO be elasscd Si,h the "nlanto men,
spoken of by Elder Golden KimbAlI At
the last L. D. 81. conference 10 Coal
vile. Mr.. Fisher took tho train for
Salt Lake sunday, and lelt ior Chatta-
noosa on Thursday. A very peasant
reception was given on saturday even
ing for tho benefit Of tbs departing
missionary. Mr.. Frank Olson, as
mastsi OF ceremoIies, announced the
following pragTam, which Si' RESP adeC
to throughout and was received " :
much appreciation.
Chorus, ..,,",..,,. - s'ehildIen
Prayer ....... EldsrE II. Rhead
Chorus, ........-Es. children
Address, ... .... Pres W. ". cloG
Soprano solo, ..... Mr' Anne Smith
Quartet, John Pendlsloa aud others
Vocal duet, George De,rd'F' Il wrign
Reading. .......... -. B. Miller
Quartet, ... ..- Male voices
Quartet, Words by E. d. Rhead.
..........Alex walker aud company
Quartet, ...........r,"G Goodnight
.....................,..Fenale voices
The total receipts were $3.50. TIL,
expenses being sa.oO. Mr. Fisher wa
presented with SSl.5J'
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-02-17
ttttA tttttS prStt s4ESsHAS
EDUCATIONAL (
ttt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

soNE THINGS 4 TEACHER SKKps
by ?. A swAnEs-. Of Park city.
Paper Read before the County
Tsaohers' Institute, Jannary
!. 1900. Many Valuable
Points " General
Intersst.
tConciudedl
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-10

Coursing Park were treated to good
days sport yesterday. Two stakes were
run-the Non-winners stake of ninety-six
dogs and the Champion stake Of sixteen
dogs. The hares were an exceptionally
lively lot and in most Of the courses gave
the hounds long runs.
The betting was very spirited through
out the day, and although the favor1tes
won in most courses still some good long
shots upset the talent, the best being the
win of Moran & O'Neils Irene IL from
Mialmo. as good as Z to l. In ms run
got cold feet after a few yards run ana
quit. The finals in both events VIII be
run to-day. The days results follow:
Champion stalle-James Deane's Connemara
edman's Lawrence beat D. Shannons sou
brette; Handy s Smiths Twin City Girl ,P9ia beat
Tralee beat Curtis & Sons Cavalier; Curtis d
Sons Luxor beat H. A. DeGkeina9 FbgaWay Ha
Lowe Thompson's Jessamy; Z ); CTohiR aI
Thornhill beat T. McInerny s Norah; +: NJ.
Kellogg's Kid Mccoy beat Kay & Trants $
Non-winners' stake--J Jones Moonlight beat
Kelly & Hanley,s Baby King; IL y DoWd va s s
& Trants Eclipse beat w. Aiken's Melba; j.
Moneys Silent Treasure beat Shopper
Powers Matehless J. Farley's Cash Day beat
a. Webers Montana; ]. ii. Rounings Kerry
Cow beat r., Attridge's Masterpiece; J; Brad
nora; ]. Byrnes Olympus beat A. Van den
Burghs American Eagle beat Locker g. Lyons
beat Moran & O'Seil's Nellie H; A. Van den
Burgs' American Eagle beat Locker & Lyons
Dick l.; T. Logan's Miss Grizzle beat T. j.
Cronin's Arab; j. c. FIynn's Hicks beat Kay &
Trant's Carlotta; D. Shannon's Safeguard beat
Briar beat NJ MIchalek's Scot Free; r, Fan
nings Babe Murphy beat James Dickson
Black Bess; Handy & Smiths Lady Hugo beat
7, Moore's Deceney; D. Ford's Anita beat 4. 4.
Pastine beat T. Mannixs Water Witch; 7. J.
McHughs Maid OF the Mill beat p. M; kel-
logg's Hummer; Locker & Lyons Molock beat
man beat NJ. b. Kavanaghs Hard Lines; E.
NJ. Keloggs Lady Gilmore beat G.. H Lahu-
sens Firebal; Handy & Smiths Victor beat
Scattercash beat J. Bradburys Sardonic; A.
Massey's Hadiwist beat Con Graus John d;
J. Keenan's Royal Buck beat James MeCor-
Hawk beat J. Kennedy's Ever Shore: Perry
Kerwns Lady Garnett beat j. Kennedy's Wine
Kane's Crusoe; W. c. Glassons Border Valen-
Byrnes' Eleven Spot beat T. j. McHugh's En-
press; w H. Jones Prince Jerome beat E.
Baumeister's Winning Ways; Lowe Thomp-
sons Flora Mcdonald beat ]. Kennedy's Night
D. Forces Juanita; Corkery & Hore's Douglas
beat s. Hanscn's Our Climate; D. Ford's Bo-
nita beat Curtis e Sons Mckinley: Murphy &
Toland's Tea Roe beat Lawler & Watson,s 8
Richmond Lead; Ioran & ONeiFs Irene II
beat J. Deans Malmo; w. H Jones' Lady
Marion beat Kay & Trant's Lady Ethel; P
ington; NJ. Michalek's Glenroy beat S. Han
sens L. s. Conley; Curtis & Sons Commodore
beat John Kennedy's Lily Wheeler; NJ. p. Kav-
anaghs Swedish beat H Lynch's Loiterer; ].
Chief A. Ohmeyers Occidental beat F. Perry s
Jennie Deane; H. A. Deckelman's Prince
George beat c. Peach's Lady Peach; W. G.
Glasson's Terronite beat Murphy & Toland's 8