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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
New York Markets,

FLOUR--State and western inactive. but
steady; Minnesota pa tents, S3.SoIA.1O; wins
ter strashts. &3.Aou360; winter extras,
81 500 80; winter patents, $3.60u390
VII HEAT-- Steady on scarcity of sellers
and dry weather news. hut had no specu-
iatlye snap whatever: December 79A4
SOC. May, S1hMS13sc.
RYE-Steady: state, 63df6ic., c. l. g, New
York car lots; No. western. 6ec.. I. o. b..
CORN- but a shade steadier with
wheat; December 87AuG71ac.; May, 67asfD
tAaTs-Ruled slow and fairly. steady:
track. white. state. iS952c.; track, white
western 4SG52c.
PoRK--steady; mess. sl5.2'gU.5o fami-
ly. sl7.25nlL5O.
LARD-Dull; prime western steam.
BTTTER-strong; state dairy. l5a2sc.:
creamery. 17M25c.
CHEEsE-steady; fancy. large. Sep
9AN9lae, fancy. small, septasmber lohas
EGGs-Firm: state and Pennsylvania,
SI,GAR-lsaw stmdy; ., fair refining;
3-16M3Ac. centrifugal SO test, ll-1GD
3Ac. refined steady; crushed. 540c.: pow
MoLAssEs- Steady; New Orleans. $40
RICE Steady; domestic. 4aslsc,; ia.
pt.A' pTA'Ef.oWGrrm; tfo'a city. 5Ne.; country
5XM6c.
HAY.asteady; shipping. soGe5c.: good to
choice, S2E6f99c.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
ADJUSTMENTS,
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
AUNT BRIDGET.

The version OF the comedy Mr.. b.
. Shaughnessey has been construct
ed with the sole Oh ect in view OF
Waking people happy. The aver.
age lie possesses enough sorrow
and lribulation OF its, without sit
ting IN thsatrc to have It repro
duced to the detriment OF one S
nervous temperament, tired brain or
resltul rcpose. This clever comedy
represents that ever welcome com.
ediau, George W. Monroe. who uses
every art'fice IN his humorous com
position to make YOU laugh and
that he has been successful is cvl.
denced in the phenominaliy laudai
tory notices he has received from
the press every where The comedy
is literally embellished with clever
speclaltles and catchy songs. 1t
comes to the Opera House on
Thanksgiving afternoon and night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
WILMINGTON THEATRE.
NJ A NJ SELLE WkINS.

The famous musical farce comedy
"Mam sell 'Awkins, came to town
yesterday and the opening perform
ance at the Wilmington Theatre
last night proved memorable
event in the history OF the house.
Stand room was at a premium
carly. The audience was enthusi-
astlc at all times and those who
had seen the piece here some
months ago noticed number Of
marked improvements ia the cas-.
and the manner in which it was
presented. Miss Carolyn Houstis
is the only one OF the old company
in this new presentation and her
popularity was proven last night
time and again in the most emphat-
ic manner 1t is undoubtedly the
biggest attraction the mauay emeut
OF the Wilmington Theatr has OF.
tered this year.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
Mt nONuIGII.

Mrs. NJ. +. Diehl, of SMYRNA, is
now visitor at "GeraliviIe. ~
Miss Mamie e. Pierce has returned
to her home, near Cecilton.
Edward NJ. Buehm visited Whining.
ton day of the past week.
Jas. A. Pierce and wife Of CeciIton,
were Sunday visitors at "Mount Ash. ;
Albert Price and wife, of Middle.
town were guests of J., l.. Cral!e aud
family On Sunday.
Miss Caroline Evans and niece, Miss
Mary Poole, spent Tuesday and Wed.
nesday in Philadelphia.
John J. Hoffecker. of philadelp hia,
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs
William A. McCrone.
Mrs. Laur Pad1ey and son Leroy,
spent few days Of the week with her
sister, at DelawareCity.
Mrs. Arthur Jones' and niece, Miss
Bessie PleaSantOn, of Wilmington.
were entertained over Sunday by Mrs.
Hiram Pleasonton.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
WHERE THE LAUGlICDMES IN.

AT the Opera House on Wednes-
cav evening will be seen the great
farce comedy hit Of the season IL
has never been in Wilmington be-
lore. 1t is called Where the
Laugh CONES in.' Charles ".
Chase ls responsible and besi"es
introducing many musical nun.
bera. has also included several new
and original speclalties to be eivep
by members oil the company. The
larce IS built on that very humorous
story bv f. Ausley called "Vice
Versa
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

has ,,aIrs at the jail, making "a
pairs of the shackles in all. These
will chain together 4S men. Ieayiog
80 still to be bound.
There are l3l inmates Of the jail
undergoing sentence but the 81
specified by the Judges yesterday
were men convicted in the Court Of
General Sessions. 1t was notice
able that those Offenders sentenced
in Oyer and Tcrmiuer Court or in
the Municipal Court were not IN
cluded in the list.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
Advance In Tin Plate Man a In CT ure.

pITTSBCRG. Nov. -. -Demonstra-
tons of manufacturing tin plate and
sheets by the Allis- Andrews system
were being conducted for the American
Tin Plate company at their United
States works In this city. The tests Of
this new system were commenced at
the Demnller plant some ten days ago
and were SO satisfactory that more eX-
tended operations We're desired. Thus
far all indications point to the justiii.
cations of the claims that with the
present heating and rolling capacity Of
the American Tin Plate company the
present output can be more than dou-
bletl, thereby saving fully 50 per ton.
The packs are reduced to thirty-one
gauge at one heat in five passes and
without any opening or doubling in the
OIeratiOn.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

Miss Hannah Wilson has returned
from Il visit to her brothers, in Cam
den, N. J.
Mrs. Evan Kair and children. OF
near Stanton. have been spending
several days with !. pritchard and
family.
On Tuesday morning two.horsc
team geared to farm wagon and
owned by Frederick Knots ran away
in town on Main street and ran head
long into buggy and horse hitched
ON the edge Of the street and owned
by W. Ii. Money, completely demol-
ishing the buggy, breaking down all
four Of the wheels, splintering to
fragments the body and punching a
hole in the top, also throwing fiat
on the ground both Of the runaway
horses bu: not injuring or frighten-
ing in the lea st the hitched horse.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
Deuth From Smallpox.

Camden. Delaware, Novembe-. 2l.-
Mrs. Herbert Conne-. of Philadelphia
who come to this section about two weeks
ago and visited her mother III law In
CAMDEN, died from smallpox Wednesday,
afternoon and wns buried In Old Fellows
cemetery Wednesday night.
Tho disease wn1 contracted in Philadal
mia and proved to b, Of u II est malignant
iype and II seemed to be difficult to get
tho proper 'reatmeat.
Tho young husband nursed his wife
4 daughter Of ". Jackson Of this town
and about ~ ysnrs old.
Mrs. Cooper had been vncclnated slx
times but they had hone taken.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
OIL Guxher In COlOra do.

DENVER, Nov. 22.Speclals from
Pagosa Springs. Colo, where com
pany has been drilling for oil for some
time. announce that Il gusher has been
struck at 800 feet. 1t Is not known yet
what the extent of the flow 10. The
strike Is l5O miles from the Florence
oil district, which has been producing
for years.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
Shot by an UnknOwn Man.

WATERTOWN, N. y, Nov. 90
Bert Powell, farmer residing ten
miles from Gouverne,lr. was shot in
the head by an unknown man last
night. He will recover. Powell was
called to the door, and as he stepped
out the shot was fired from the dark
ness. No clew of his assailant has been
ohi inpl
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
TOWNSEND;

MS Isaac Stats is visiting rela.
tives in Wilmington.
Serrick Wilson OF Westminster.
NO.. Is visiting his parents here.
W. Harman REYNOLDS spent Tues.
da. and Wednesday in Baltimore.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

tie us into seeing the universal
tragedy Of Faust aud Marguerite.
and ne himself will play Mcphisto
in his new spectacular version OF
"Faust. ." which will be at the
Grand Opera House next Friday
night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
SUES HER HUSBANDS COUSIN,

Tending. Pa, Nov. 2l:-Allrg ng breach
Of promise to marry. MIS- Elizabeth A,
NIersingef this Afternoon brought suit
against Aion Mprsingor to rucoyer 5000
damages He Ia her deceased hus islands
cousin. Tho petition stntes That Elizabeth
A. MerstnSer has been widow since
Augu t. 1897. From April to July OF
this year the defendant paid attention 10
her. which shO says. resulted in his prom
isinR to marry her. About a month ago
sho says. ne told her that he wuuid not
marry het. and hns ever since relu.c .ci to
fultll the cuntracI.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
Saw Their Love Was SDurred.

Sharon. Pa. Nov. al.-Knthe,ine
Adumson. q pretty yodng woman Of Jnck
sou Centre, was the plaintiff in u breach
OF promise suit tried al Mrrcor yesterday.
W. H. Price, also OF the former place. was
tho defendant. Miss Adanson alleged
that he had proposed to her and that she
bud accepted him Sho had Dlnde final
nrrang onents for the Wedding, she saws.
when Price fol! in love with aud mari. Il
another woman. Miss Adamson snou
for $4,000 and tho jury to duy awarded her
kia,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
Bowlers At Work.

Tho bowling tonml Of the Wilmington
Whist Club nna the Penn Club Of Uhsassr
had an III, oresting match last nigh and
WilmlnX ton won by 80 pins.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
At the sale of fresb cows on th

At the sale of fresh cows on the
Passmore iarm Tuesday 50 head
ofeXtra tiae cows averaged $50. each.
B. f. DIlworth, who ia said TO
have the best dairy in Christiana
hundred paid $72 for fine five year
old COW. The atteudance OF good
buyers was large. The sale was
advertised IN the Republican only.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
Robbed q BOarder

James Williams WHO had been board.
inga, No. 10 East Second Street WAS
ruEbud OF u lot Of cl0thn. last night
valued ut $3t.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
1t Was Matte Williams

The girl with whom Edward Packard
danced in tho A'oon AT Fifth and Tatnall
s REQ S was Matte Williams.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
THE VILLAGE POSTMAS TER,

THE Village Postmaster a
comedy drama OF rural Coiorinp
whicn' has been deIightIng Eastern
theatre-goers for the past five years
and which has just concluded a
long run Of Is nights ia Chicago,
where it played 10 enormous husi-
ness all the time. will come to the
Grand Opera House on FRIDAY
night Nov. 2lnd.
The scenes OF The Village
Postmaster are laid in a little
country town OF New Hampshire.
and the action is supposed TO occur
in 1882 when Franklin Pierce was
President The characters are
those which can be found in almost
any New Ehg!aud town today.
Placing the time back fftv wears
ago, however, giveS an opportunity
for picturesque costumlng and Tor
a stronger aCceuluatlon O. rural
peculiar;ties,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
Governor S Appointments

Davar Del. Nov. 81 -Goveruor Hum
this afternoon made tho following appoint
men,., commissions for VIII Of were ssnt
out thi, evening by Secretary of ate
Layton:
Edward Ram 'ey, 10 be CON nmls 'iuner OF
deeds for Delaware resident in PhlIalel-
phia =
William Il. Dimes, to be first lisutsn-
ant. Company G. First ln[Sn ry, Nation.
al Guard Of delaware
William L. Breerwood, to he second
lieutenant. Company q. First lnfantry,
National Guard OF Delaware.
Guurge f. Eornol!. to be quarter master
Of tho First Regiment OF Infantry, with
rank OF fir.t lieutenant,
J. Warner Reod Of Wilmington. to 10
second lieutenant Company C.. Firss
Infantry. n &. y.
Frederic W Drake OF Wilmington. to
0s visionary of this First Regiment
of Infantry. will l. rank of first lienten.
ant.
;lr James p Lpfland OF Milford, 10 10
nssi 4tant surgeon. First Infantry. with
rank OF first lieutenant.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
f

Lewis Morrison whose matches
performance OF Mephisto has given
him intern ational lane, will hypno.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
Public Sale

francis McCloskey admlnistrato or for
the estate of kiizabstiI NJ. OIgood, sold
tn ough Auctioneer W. Il liukill at the
Court House on Thursday, Novoln bsr FL
the dAeilng Nm 20. East Fitth street for
81 5?o; No. 9l3 West Second street, for
slSO0; and No. 20l West Eighth street.
for 81, ,s5n to "a gentleman in Pkiladelp phia
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
MISSOURI GIRL.

The Greatest Domestic OF the
Age The above is the trade mark
that was given the Missouri Girl
by tho Chicago Evening Journal,
upon the presentation of the play
in that city seven years ago. The
cognomcn has stuck to the piece
throughout its seven years Of un-
precedenled success and all who
have seen this funniest OF all come
dies. This attraction will be ore.
sented IN its entirety at the Will
mington Theatre three nights COM
menc,ng Monday. November 18th.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-08-15

Topeka, Kan, Aug. s.-Thomas
Aderhold reached his home here yes
terday direct from the Transvaal
country, where for IS months he has
been administering TO the sick and
wounded Beers as Red Cross sur
geon. He went to South Africa with
the Irish-American hospital corps of
Chicago. Mr.. Aderhold says the Beers
are as far from defeat now, appar-
emily, as year ago and that they
are confident Of winning. His return
is due to being captured by the Brit
ish and being sent from the country.
The English were very bitter at those
aiding the Beers and only by the per-
sistent efforts of the American con-
sui was Mr.. Aderhold permitted to
escape term at st. Helena.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-08-15

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lots 10 Il Is IS II IS bk 10. :.
Henquenet's LIST Addition.
Lots 12878bk 1; lots 3 1850 RS 1913 "A
II 10 bk 4; lots 1888 blk 8; lots 1267S9 10 II
IL bk7.
Henquenet's End Addition.
Lots4l2 N
Henquenet's LIST Sub Division.
Lots 1889 II - 81 % e q 30 Al So Is 12 IA
10 Is 20 "a 50 81 So 80 10 81 50 IS "a.
Henquenet's End Subdivision.
Ehf5 SOS hf and ne 4 10 hf 2s whf 81 nell
and hf IS e hf l5nwA 3.
CHAPMAN.
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Sheeran's LIST Addition.
Lot Blk 1; lots 1234bk
Sheerans End Addition.
Lots 1851 bk 1: lot 8 blk 2; lots 1873 Blk 3;
lots 3 bk4
Sheeran's 3rd Addition.
Lots $3.50 10 blk 2; lots 1878 Blk 4; lots 10 20
bk5
Sheeran's 4th Addition.
All bks 1857; lots 10 IA 10 IS Blk 5; lots 0 10
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WOODBINE.
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Is Blk 10; lots 7 blk IL; lots 2 blk "a; lot . blk
70; lots 123458 bk q.
Given under my hand and seal this 9Th day
Of August, 1901, at the Office OF the County
Treasurer OF Dickinson county, Kansas.
W. A. MATTESON,
County Treasurer.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-08-15
Western Negro Press Association.

Colorado Springs, Co.., Aug. S.-The
Western Negro Press association,
which has been holding its annual
meeting in this city, elected Joseph
D. D. Rivers, of Denver, president
and ]. B. Childers, Of Topeka, Sec
rotary. A resolution was adopted
pledging the support Of the associa-
ton to the employers rather than
laborers' unions, Especially in those
portions of the country where col
ored workmen are denied admission
into labor organizations and are de-
prived of the benefits which would
accrue from membership in such or
CARNATIONS" Other resolutions de-
nounce white people who have burned
negroes at the stake and condemn
United States Senator Tillman for
having said that all men are not Gre
ated free and equal.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-08-15

Washington, Aug. S. Extensive
improvements are contemplated at
the important military posts at Fort
Monroe, Va; Fort Leavenworth.
Kan; Fort Sheridan, ILL.,, and San
Francisco. Since the transfer of the
military prison at Leavenworth to the
general government several years ago
the posts named have been used for
the Imprisonment Of general military
prisoners. Under the general plans
Of the department It is contemplated
to improve and enlarge the prison
facilities at the above named posts.
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HOPE TOWNSHIP
FRAGRANT HILL TOWNSHIP.
SUTPHENS MILLS.
NOBLE TOWNSHIP.

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8 10 bk q Its / 8 579ll 10 is II bkS; lots | to
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ABILENE.
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lots 10 W 10 # IA ID 10 40 IT "A bk D. lots
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bk a, lots . blk Is, lotSw hf2 blk 10, lot ID blk
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Is 81 y 1850 Q hf Is 81 n hf wifi % 45 A 40,
list st lot 26, ind st, lots 81 70 10 # 10 # 81
81 all 9S rs 97 East creek Third st lot SO 4s o.
" 98 " 100 1902 104 106 10S 10 ex 25 fl of 10 all
west Mud creek 4th ST.
sou,hwick & Augustine Addition,
Lot % 10 81 rs Fifth st lots l6 IS Is hf " 2g 81
80 Is 70 and hf7l Sixth st lots SS 40 10 90 " 81
a. n u Nv hf n hf S5) Q hf n hf 3D n hf hf A.
Seventh st Dot "a West Creek In hf 10 II Soy ii
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40 n 60 clt % IT 60B2 70 "A Elm st. lot % and
10 II 20 Cedar st. lots 81 u GO IS " II 40 81 II
Broadway 1903 Spruce lot 10 Buckeye
Augustine & Lebold Sub Division Of Thomson
and McCoys Addition.
Lot "a 20 Cedar St lots go ex % In and 10 In
Of S2(S2 ex 8 10 In 81 Sc IS Broadway.
Kenny, Hodge 4 Reed
Lot2, 2nd ST.
Bonebrakes SD sub Addition
Lots 5 Seventh St
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NV cor. lot rs 10 feet 1850 IT n ITO ftw 1850 ~
lots 4 5 Blk 10; lots h | "a 10 BIZ II b3H fl o.
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fl to begin bk 81; lots 81 bk 81; Its and s.
ft23bk 49,
Rice & Augustine Addition,
niOftls57h II bk Dots ky lots So Blk
S hf7 bk5.
Rice h Bonebrake Addition.
Lots n hf, hf7 bk 9; lots SIS bk I; lots
n bk & lots Z SO 10 bk 9. lots 3 4 Blk 10, lots
S4s l9H fl n 39h ft7 bk II.
Lebold & Fishers Addition
Lots IS 70 Cedar St. beginning at Sc cor. 10
"a W ~ n, n 100 It, ~ r. lW ~ Nv l,5 II, lot
"a % 25); lots % % . 80 80 IS, Cedar st. Nv IN
n, II and rs n l5 (lot Is ex so Buckeye Ave
Lebolds LIST Addition.
Nh &C lot l., &C lot |; n h aisit (ws5 n Il
49, sH n 10, n 10 n 20 q Vine ST. lots 2Sw h u
Q 20 n "a h ~ W h ~ h 1922 80 81 S544, LIST 81
Lebolds End Addition.
Lots Ill i2i srd St.
Lebolds sth Addition
Lots 24612 n b 10 Il l6 Pine st.
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BOND FUND.

l, W. A. Matteson, treasurer Of Dickln-
son county, Kansas, do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true and cor
rect to the best OF my knowledge and belief.
W. A. MATTESON,
County Treasurer.
hereby certify, that the foregoing state
ment was subscribed and sworn to before
me and in my presence, by the above named,
this sth day of August, 1901.
lsEAL1 X. B. JACOBS,
Co unity Clerk.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-08-15

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site OF Solomon on 9th st W 200
II n to alley bet 9th and 9Th st
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Beginning 10 rds OF sw cor OF SO
NV rds n 40 rds rds 40
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-08-15

70 M WHOM " MaY CoNcevM:
Tuesday, Sept. 8, 1901,

and the next succeeding days thereafter be sold by at
the county treasurers office in Abilene Dickinson county,
Kansas to the county, for the delinquent taxes and charges
thereon for the year 1900 unless shall be paid before
said day of sale:
Arizona silver belt., 1901-12-12
The Dog at The Phone.

Trusty is dog. His mistress is a trained nurse and lives with her moth. CT. They have telephone.
 When the nurse is detained by he, business away from her home ovel night she phone, to her mother to relieve the latter's anxiety. The oth. ST night alter talking with her moth CT over the wire she asked about Trusty
 The dog was at the side of the mother. The mother 'phoned that fact to her daughter, who phoned back to have the receiver placed at Trusty's ear.
 This was done and the mistress Of the dog talked tO him That h. recog- nized her voice was evident. for he parked and appeared overioyed.
 After the receiver was hung up 'Trusty jumped toward it and acted as If he wanted 1t taken dowT. During the night he lay near the telephone and frequently looked up at the receiv- CT and whined.
 In the morning he sat before it and howled until his mistress vas called up. She commanded him to keep quiet, and not until then did he 70 away. N. Y. sun.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-12-12
Queer Advertisements.

In reading the daily pap,rs and looking at signs on the streets, you sometimes run across peculiarly word. ed sentences, such as the following which we have selected al various times:
 "Room for rent by lady I2 feet square,"
 Bicycle for sale by young man with leather seat.'
 "Wanted-Two young I1en who will he treated as one of the family. J Rooms for rent by famil with d southern exposure"
 ''Shoes shined on the Insid,..p
 "A poor woman wants washing.r
 Wanted girl to cook.
 Dogs for sale-will eat inything- very fond of children" "-Ex.