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Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-04

tendency of James Hail. Of Cooke City.
Phil Mercer has acquired by purchase
from Bashford & Jenkins lots Is and y
and fractional parts of lots 90, 80, 81 and
80, block no. Riverside addition.
The two months old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Swan died at the family resi-
dence Tuesday of convulsions. The fu-
neral occurred Wednesday.
Albert Armstrong of Tacoma has been
appointed transportation clerk in the Of
flee of Superintendent Horn, vice H. NJ.
Bradford, transferred to the bridge and
building department.
Napoleon Ebert, reelected to the Of
flee of county commissioner, has filed a
new bond for $4,000 with F. A. Scheuber.
T. M. Swindlehurst, John Harvat and
G. 0. Krohne as sureties
A new school district, to be known as
Valley View. has been established in
upper Strickland creek and Miss Louie
Darroch engaged as teacher. The Off
GERS are B. Blome. John Rome and John
Russell trustees: E. F. Fletcher, clerk.
Sheriff Beller was able to sit up for
the first time Thanksgiving day, and
his improvement has been very marked
the last day or two, and as his physician
states that the danger point is passed.
his complete recovery is but question
of a short time.
Engineer w. D. Gillotte and wife re-
| turned Wednesday from Butte, where
| they attended the funeral of their sister
Mrs. George Audley. Mrs Audley was
for a time resident of this city, hel
| husband being clerk at the Albemarle,
! and leaves many friends here who sim
| cerey mourn her sudden death.
| Miss Teresa Reed opened the winter
| term of school in the Sprngdale district
| last Monday.
Mrs. Thomas Ralph, mother of Mrs
r. B. Kelly, of this city, died suddenly
at her home in Salesville, Gallatin coun-
ty, last Friday of heart disease
| L. M. and 4. c. Miles have purchased
| for the sum of $3.50 lot 30. block 12l
through the Worthey Mckee agency.
Robert Orr and Joseph Guide, of the
| Miners district union of Aldridge, pass
ed through Livingston Wednesday er
route to Red Lodge to attend meeting
of the executive board of the miners
| of eastern Montana, called for the pur-
pose of considering the lockout a.
| Aldridge.
! Much disappointment is felt here be-
| cause f. B. Beaver (the first victim O.
the villain who killed Sheriff Young
who died in a Helena hospital last weel
as result of his wounds) did not d
| vulge the identity of his murderer, i
being generally believed that he wa
possessed of this information.
| German Lutheran services We're helt
at the Baptist church Sunday Afternoon
by Rev. Lobitz of Bozeman.
A dance will be held in Holem's new
hall at Cinnabar Wednesday evening
This will be the biggest affair ever un
dertaken in Cinnabar.
| County Superintendent Evans ha
granted a first grade teachers certifi
| cate to Mrs. E. j. Price, of Hoffman.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31
EXCELLENT RESULTS
They Hsye Resulted in a
Steady Gain Of Popularity.
People who are Hver Ready to Rscom-
mend What Has Dsas Them Niueh Good.

Tho people Of Wilmington feel very
grateful for the great benefit they have re-
ceived from the use Of Morrow's Kid-ue-
oids. the great remedy for bsok ache, dizzi.
ness, slaaplessness. nervousness. and Hll
diseases arising from the kidneys. Nor.
rows kid-ne-oids. cure where Others REM
edies have failed and the people OF Will
miugton have not BEEN slow to ind this
out, and they add their testimony that
their friends may know what to use and
got cured.
Mira ]. EIwood Conlyn. No. COG West
Second street, says:-I suffered with pain
across the small of my back Just over the.
Kidneys and was nervous and slecpless, l
could not rest Ut night and was tired and
was worn out in the morning. was also
troubled with torpid liver and constipa-
tion. When saw Morrow's KID me- olds
and Morrows Liveriax advertised at
once decided to try them. I took them
DO b just III the directions said and was
relieved In short time cnn recommend
both Kii-ns-o oids and LlverIax to any ono
troubled as was"
Morrow's Kd-ne-oids are not pills but
yellow tablets ard sell at fifty cents a box
at all drug stores and at N b D.uiorth's
drug store.
Mailed on receiDt Of prioo Man ufactured
by John Morrow u Co., Chemists, Sprlny-
fold, Ohio.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31
City Needs rlore Small Houses.

Theirs nre many people in Wilmington
who Will have 10 move abDu5 Che Goth Of
March, AMI they are now beQinuing to
look around them for somo place to muve
10. Tfers are sumo racans houses IN
town already. They are mostly those
that a"e either too largo and expansive to
bs easily rented. or those hich arc not
provided with modern c01venienres. A
few very desirable Ones were left over last
Spring brcau.e The boom OF good times
has quite Obltcrated the effect of the ds-
preston nf previous years. The aiv.ncs
niisie since th III gives rca-On to hope Inat
all will 10 taken this coming .pring aud
that our builders may axe h. art and b,-
gIn snine more ex iensivs building -cheInes
than nave lately been the rule.
This Is fi-eIe'y the outouE in G general
way There VIII be soiie building IRE,
nnd 1t Il hoped that the Will ba much.
Tho large building being erected by the
Diamond Steel ompupy will not neCps.i-
tate greatly Inc. easeu force, but 1t viii
help little in tina, line, ami Is evidence
uf prosperity on the part Of that firm.
They employ large force and the mon
have steady work.
lti likely that mechanics of all kinds
will have sSradv WORK, even il suine Of i,
l. outside he city. Some Of oar contrac-
tors bid on outside work and Il u be men
from here 10 do he work When IA contracG
is awarded.
II he Wilmington snd Brandvwne
Springs Is built thu coming seasun, 10 viii
furnish " Urk for many iahufers and give
permanent employment to some Otrrrs,
bsoldes bringing business to our town
which Will RIatify our merchant.
Although the outlook for 1870 i3 very
cheerful
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31
In Friendship = Guide

By William Murray Gravdon. limo
2b2 pages, English cloth. Street
and Smith, Publishers, 2.38 William
street, New York City. This is one
of the most powerful novels it has
been our fortune to read in many
months. There is complication
of artists studios, stolen pictures,
love, and scheming villany, which
20 to make up plot Of the most in
tense interest. 1t is not one of those
disappointing books in which YOU
can see the end before YOU have
completed the first Chapter. New
complications and surprises appear
at every turn in this excellent story.
Mr.. Graydon has, by this work,
proved that juvenile stories for
which he is famed, are by no means
the only ones he can write we'll.
This work shows him to be fully the
equal of Robert W. Chambers in
that class of fiction which de ais
with art and the Bohemian life of
the artist.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31
PRICE IS CENTS.
Girls Costume, No. zoos.
Hints by Nav Manton,l !

Beautiful biscuit albatross is
here effectively combined with
heavy cream lace over satin Of the
same shade, decoration of black
and white Tom Thumb fringe head.
ing the bias folds that comprise the
trimming.
The body is made over a fitted
lining, which closes in the center
back.
The fronts are arranged in two
forward turning plaits at either
side of the vest, to the top of which
is applied pointed yoke of lace
over satin, and bands of albatross,
edged with narrow fringe. The
same effect is carried out in the
back, and wide epaulcttes of white
satin, covered with heavy lace,
stand out stylishly over the should
ers.
The correct two.piece sleeve is
shaped with point over the hand
and trimmed with cloth bands at
the shoulder and wrist.
The fashionable three-piece skirt
hts smoothly across the front ard
over the hips to the center back,
where the fullness is arranged in
two underlying plaits. This full
ness may. however. be gathered in
small space if so preferred.
The lower skirt is trimmed with
two bands of cloth, edged with
fringe, the pointed ends crossing at
the center front.
This costume NAV be attractivc1y
developed in cashmere. poplin,
venetian or soft serge. with trim
ings Of silk, velvet, gimp, narrow
ribbon or insertion.
The epaulettes may be omitted,
producing a palmer dress for gen.
eral use. as illustrated, or thev
may be of dress material trimmed
with ribbon velvet Or braid.
To make this costume for girl
eight years of age will require two
and one-half yards Of material
torty-four inches wide. The pat
tern, No. zoos, is cut in sizes for
girls six, eight, ten and twelve
years of age.
This pattern can be secured by
filling i'll the blank below and send
ing it to REPUBLICAN Office with the
price.
Pattern
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31
Good Positions Secured

Principal Goldey reports the fol-
lowing graduates as having been
placed in position: Frank G. JUS
tice, bill clerk for Kern. Lauderbach
& Co., So N. Sd street, Philadel-
phia; Ralph Hastings, bill clerk for
the Quaker City Beet Co., Philadel-
phia; Miss Dorothy Hammond, Ste
nographer for B. c. & A. railroad.
Salisbury, Md; Miss Lotte Baker,
stenographer for the American
Hard Fibre Co., Newark, Del; b.
F. Kitchens, bookkeeper for the
Berlin Lumber Co.. Berlin, Nd. !;
Miss Margaret Scott, bookkeeper
and stenogragher for Salisbury
Bros, Ridgely, Md; Miss Mabel
Scott. bookkeeper for Mercantile
Club, Philadelphia; Miss Margaret
Lank, bookkeeper for the American
Hard Fibre Co. Newark, Del; W.
E. Martin, bookkceper for Vim. d.
Mullen. of this city;J. M. Wilson,
with Merchant g. Co., SIT Arch
street, Philadelphia; Miss II. l..
Blackburn, with Philadelphia Un-
derwriters, Fourth and Walnut
street, Philadelphia; and others.
One More Day.
The garbage contractors have
only one more day. Then the new
men will take charge and all COM
plants OF neglect should be sent to
the member of council of the ward
from which the complaint is made.
Secretary Wigglesworth OF the
Board of Health stated this MORN
ing that that he will not atterd to
complaints. The Clerk of Council,
the members of that body and the
garbage contractors can attend TO
all complaints,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31
Stabbed IN the .jreast

William Dilby. coIorrd, was stabbed in
the breast by George Marte!lo wao keep,
shoemaker sop aL sixth and Sctt
r'rerts. MartulIO was arrested aud was
given II hearing before MaII- rafe krl .y
last evening. Dlky fled that he went
to h. shoe chop anu had hoe sese ed.
Tns charge WI, ten cen 3 aud when he
paid the claim the Italian demanded
another ten cents. Words followed and
Ih n came blow. MarteIio th,n drew
shoenakers knife aud stabbed D by In
the brea t. He fell To thu paveni.nt AID
whs car | ID Co his home n No. l73J NesL
Eighth street. Two witnesses to the as
sauit gave testimony and the mnn was
pl'ce under Sl,0,0 bail for his appearance
ut court.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31
LIST OF PUBLIC SALES.


l-George H. Powell, Mill Creek Hid.
1T b. Rodgers, New Castle Hd
8-Harry Erockson, ked i.,un AL.
Sd, b. Carpenter nea Beaver Valley,
Del
18-Wm. Dun, New Castle Hd
Id. It. StaiD.3ith and Market streets
City.
LII. G. Rey bold, near Del. City, Tel.
lU-F. q. heybol near Dl City, Dol.
D-hlbert Wollaston, near Newark
Depot
22-Irank D. Walker, South wood, Del
March
g. Administrator Of John W. Day, de-
erased Brandy wine HID,
S-Estste OF n. Fl. Davidson, New Css.
tie hundred.
12-Househtid goods, city.
III b. Thompson, Mill Greek Hid,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31
at 10 o'clock e. M,

tho following described real es, ate, viz:
a IL tnose two certain lots, or pieces Of
ihha. 'hrn .'"vint Lwa story brick dwell.
lhs Hrrct"i lHvrei,n, 6ittla . in the city of
wilmington, bounded aud dsscrbad rs
tO'iuwe, 20 witt
No !. Beginning at n pnlnt. on ,hs
sou merry size OF Second treet ~ II corner
"' ''"" nav "r tnrn.eriyW a bsnlom Black
'he'ice w''n sail Blacks lima s,ulusr y
u al'" vi Ii II road commonly called the
'"'hpa tuad ~ feet 5 inrnrs moro or
' ~ I" Ba tiel II. +ndursnn's live: Lheuce
"t''er'y VIA said D"n.eI b Anurr ON S
''ho % tet'L "a zach - To II line Of |, nj now
OF i"rIna ly .'rser Chppe; thence with
MS doe i'"rt"er parallel with said Com
p"hy R"u. 10 eel o inches to tho snid
tr II > g nd tre ct, AMI thence therebv
r's'e''y Is .. Gk inches to the pace Of
MAi"ilhy; Ds inc cou unts tuereuf what
tiry lH~y,
N :. lightning at point on the
"''ithrr'y ':e "t anchorage rect ut tho
- 'hre "i l6O leet westerly nom tho
t't"'y n'da oi OAK stte1 Anchorage
''r""' h"ir. iaiu ou 81 feet w ils parallel
AitA A'''rt'and avenue anu distant south
hY 'r 'lh lh" suuUherly ri ie he,s spf 293
eet' YAK treet Is laid out 1T 50 feet wide
t''r"lrl wi II Leerb s rect and dis ant
westerly from the We ,t-rIy sld, th.rsuf
~ 'n'G; IN nee SOU hcrly parallel WI h
ohs s'r"a nn'i pa ,ins through tho uil-
40 ~ thr 'lVia-'n W II beLwe u hu huu-o
~ 'ti lnt h'iu the h"ure aujnning on tho
''"' VI iet 10 tO:nsf; LntuCe westerly
ai"iiri WIZ Anchorage street 10 feet 10
iiotter c"rncr; ihenci nurtuerIy parallel
WI II Oak street III feut tu II puint in tho
al SOU merry 81 u ut Anchorage street,
IA IN nrt' hereby ensttriy IS feet to H.,
'es "i brg'nn'ng; bn tho c0ntents there
- v hhh oy MAY.
S'ze'i and ksn In execution as the
r"pr'tyol Mar ARE, inch, nortgllgor, aud
It's. and o be soid by
-, IOt,., Il. TAYLOR, Sheriff
Hn"f'n OIh". niimluSLon, Delaware,
jdntlory ~. 1910
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31
ON SATURDAY,,
TIE 81 DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1000.
At O'clock II in

he following described real estate, viz:
All that certain farm or tract Of land
with three houses, u barn nnl othar build.
''tH therrnn eie"ted, situate IN Mill Creek
..uJd s'l. Nnw Castle cGunty and State Of
iIriAware, late Of Peter Council, ST., do
csased and now owned by Francis A.
Mulonry, un tho public road isading from
Brackinv!lls 10 Ashland Sta ion and
b"unded "u the north by lands now ur
l6ts Of samuel piess ;easLsriy by lands
late Of Alno Sharpless, Sr., sOuthsrIv BY
lands now ur late Of John Armstrong amt
lands late nf Chandler Larnboru (nUw
lIiS>ia N. Littlr) and westerly by lands Of
Tho said L zzis ~. Little. containing 62
acres and ~ purchsI OF land. more or less.
from two small lots Ut land containing
nboat 2Aorsa. No. l being q lot Of land
conveyed by Peter Conucli, Sr., and wifs
to john onnsll by deed dated Sspi embsr
b. 1873 containing nbLut iH acres of land
and recorded In the hscnF.ter's Ufiioe for
New Castle county, Delaware, IN Deed
k,cord Al, Vol. IA, page A. eto
No . A lot OF iaad conveyed by Pstar
ConnslI, ST.. and wlis TO Peter Council,
Jr.. by dssd dated Ssptsnbsr =, 1878, CON.
tanning II scrs OF land. more or isss, and
rsoorded In tho Recorders Ollco aforesaid
In Deed RECORD, =. WI. 10. psvs wv. st0.
esixsd aud taken in execution q the prop-
ertv Of Francis A. NaIonsy. moEtgasoy. and
terro tenant. and to be sold BY
JOHN H. rAYLoR. Sheriff.
ehsrih.s 0alo~ wilminetan. Delaware
Jnunafy n 10Oo
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31

Cnl'-c ions Of garbage under rha drec-
tinn of CITY Council will b gin on Trur.-
dnv Of this we"i. when the now GUutrnc-
torI will commence work,
Rev. W. L. Dawson will address tho Y
NJ. . A. gnEprl meeting nsx' Snn'iav
afternoon Special III usic will be furnish
hv 'he Silver Leaf Quartet, Of Lincoln
University.
A meeting OF the ''ebt eommit'ee
" est Pr. sbyterian Church was held last
NIGH and arrangements made for a
thorough canvass Of ths members and
cnngregntion.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31
General Corr pIaint n card.

Hundreds Of pcopls arc loud in their
cond ,mnation of the anthoritins In psr
mitting q nuisance to he maintained In
front OF No 406 Mnrket strsnt.
For the past week wate er has bean flow.
ing over the pavelu"ul, and To Is now In
such a condition that the people are obig
ed o-,iav tn walk iEtO he street, Such
q cUrrse 10 very dangerous
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31
Complaint About Dust.

Complaint will bY made % Postmaster
Browne who 10 the custodian Of the
Federal building sbaut the cleaning Of the
postoffics curridor. I he patrons OF tho
postoffics are considerably annoy ell hy the
dust during the sweeping Of the c"rridor
between and s o'c' ock sach mnrn ny.
The suggestion has been made that the
corr idor should 5s cleaned bstore the rush
OF patrons to tho post office.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31
One Yellow Flag Down.

One yellow flag that has heen nailed nt
the door Of 8O8 Conrad g.. has been haul
ed down bv the Board of Health officers.
The small pox eases 1T the hon o are
cur-d and the qnaran Inc is of The
efficient ork of the Board Uf n eaIth
ofiicsrs will prevent the sprs1d OF the dis.
eA,0.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 81 1000

The February number of THE
Forum" contains an interesting ar
ticle By Lieut.. Gen. Den Ben Por-
tnguel, on the Relation Of England
to the Transvaal." According to
his statement England had no Just
cause or provoc alton for engaging
" war on the Beers. The griev-
snees complained Of by the English
we're mere pretences or excuses to
justifv them in an attempt to over
come the Boer government and to
shape it's laws 10 SUIT itself. He
insisted that the desire to control
the gold mines and diamond fields
ned to this attempt to subjugate
Tree people, and the reverses the
English have met are merited re-
Dukes for their unholy crusade.
According to his narrative. we were
Justifed in styling the war, some
weeks ago, 1.-THE greatest crime of
the century" and it seems its aid
ers and abettors will be punished
in . betting manner. England
failed to subjugate the Beers in 1881
and it now seems they will have to
submit to a similar humiliation.
The country is peculiarly favora-
ble Tor defensive operations, and the
Beers. like the Spartans at Their
mopylae, are prepared to overwhelm
and destroy their assailants.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31
Big Price For Land

Frank Buck and W Thomas recently
sold u lot near tho corner Of Seventh and
l3rnome streets, to A. ]. Hsrt, for some
thing over $i15 foot, making In the ar-
RrsgAte, over $7.0l0 He bas sincs been
offered an advance Of sn,ns SO per foot,
but he declined, laying il is not far sale.
Othsr eligible sites can be purchased as
one third he price
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31
YOUNG MOTHERA

Trtup is the terror Of thousand, OF yorrc
mothers because its oui break ~ 80 agonisins
anu frequently fatal Shiuh's Couyh and Cri
sumption Cures like magic in ctse, of cr,lo
II has never been known to fail. The worst
Cases relieved immediately. Price l,c, yl. 81.
Sold by N, T. DantortA. Second and Mars4s
streets,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31

THE Heinz Picking Company
Will locate a branch plant at Mar
Gus Hook, If arrangements can be
made with the neighboring farmers
to supply the Company with 300, 900
baskets Of tomatoes the first year.
The Walker farm is under consid-
GRAFTON. The new plant will en-
ploy several hundred hands,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31

IT begins to look as if the Ken
tueky political middle would yet
end in bloodshed. The Goebclites
are determined that Taylor shall
be ousted from the office of Cover
nor and Goebel put in his place and
the Taylor adkerents are Just as
determined that no such program
shall be carried out and IT they
undertake it, there will be blood
shed,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31

THERE are various rumors going
the rounds. One is that MIR. Peter
J. Ford has been elected vice.presl-
dent Of the Wilmington City Rail
way Company, and another is that
James Megary has becn elected
director in the Wilmington City
Electric Light Company. Neither
Tumor could be confirmed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31

II CITY Council has the power to
erect Or buy a place suitable to
treat smallpox patients, the sooner
such a place is provided, the sooner
the loathsome disease will be
STAN ped out in our city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31

OUR fremen are doing noble
work this month. Last night they
were called out three times to pro-
tect property. They did good work
on Monday night at the fire at the
Morton Poole Company. They are
able to cope with any fire that may
break out in our city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31

STATE Senator VIM. L. Goebel,
who has made the Republicans OF
Kentucky SO much trouble. was shot
yesterday while going to the Senate
chamber. He was shot from the
second story of a building under
which he was passing. John Whit.
taker of Butler county, has been
arrested charged with the shooting.
Goebels wounds, though painful,
are not thought to be fatal. The
Republicans had elected a Cover
NOR and a majority of the members
Of the Legislature, but the Demo-
Gratis wouldn't have it that way,
and, having a majority OF holding.
over members, proceeding to contest
the election and put in Democrats.
Goebel was the Democratic candi-
date for Governor, and his adher-
ents wished to count Taylor's 2000
majority out and put him in, but
Taylor is determined to serve.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31

IT would not be amiss for every
fire company to have their indiyid-
nal blacksmith shop, or if that is
not eXpedient, there are ready ad-
Unstable shoes made that any hos
tier can put on the horses in few
minutes time. The icy condition of
the streets on Monday required all
the horses in our Fire Department
to be rough shod. which, happily,
was accomplished before any fire
broke out.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31
TELL YOUR SISTER

Beaasifui Gon,ps,xion - A imposslbtilsy
without good pure bloo !; that only eai.ss! .,s y
liver and bowels. KArl's Glover Root Tea aJj,
directly on tine bowela, liver anI kidneys kssp
.rg them in perfect health Price sJs al yli
FOR ssss W n y. Ihsafossh, ,SsoSai sal ~
ket HtrgsLd.