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The Montgomery tribune., 1901-02-22
From Our Correspondents.
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II. d. Rolcy has the grip.
Mrs. Geo. johnson is better.
Master Tom Pew IL quite sick.
Mrs. Dr. Luce Is on the sick list.
Hazel Dell school closed Friday.
'irs. Ann Baugh i quite poorly
this week.
Quite n number put up ice in
this ncichborhood last wrek.
Miss Mollie Brown Of Audrain
county Is visiting her parents.
Mrs. Katie Scanland is very poor.
ly with inilamitory rheumatism.
Mrs. Geo. Earrcst Is improving
but the baby in not doing so well.
Allen Bcrgrt of Walnut Grove,
attended ceryiycs at Brush Creek
Sunday evening.
Fred Gildcr.levc returned Thurs
day from M extended visit to
Kirksyill'
Geo. Johnson bought a bunch OF
sho,p uf VIII Downing OF olncy
last week.
OeD. Sparks hauled corn from
Tray Mabry's last week. He pnid
3d. per busncl.
Mrs. C,llie Rodgers OF Bcllilowcr
attended preaching nj Brush Creek
Sunday morning.
g. l.. Ri.nch had n sale Satur-
day every thing sold well. Mr.
R,cnch aud family will move tc
New Florence.
The W. c. r. n. met at Union
Chapel SUNDAY afternoon. Their,
was quito a crowd present and d
good program.
Miss Trcs,ic Baugh was here on
school business last week. Mis-
Trrssie holds First Grade ccrtiii-
cate and i qualified to hold a good
position and We hope she will meet
success in the teaching profession
Mis-, Corlia Robinson, colorcd
died at her home west Of here sun
day morning oi consumption, az,
II years. She leaves a father ant
number OF brothers and sisters
end friends to mourn her loss.
The Montgomery tribune., 1901-02-22
New ElorenCe

Little Charles Cardwcll has been
quito sick for several days.
Miss Ada Stephens of Mont
gomcry was with Mrs. DR.. Coats
the iirst OF the week.
Goo. and Hale Young OF jones'
burg visited their brother Pate
Young at the Central Hotel Sunday.
G. N Wilson and wife attended
services at the methodist church
hero Sunday.
The Christian church omitted
their regular services last Sunday
IN the interest of the protracted
meeting at the n. L. Church.
Mcssrs Homer Sabourin, Eaal
Fuller, Harry Cason and Frank
Turner oi Montgomery visited New
Florence last Sunday afternoon.
Miss Cora Soloman Is confined
to her home with an attact OF Rhcu-
matism.
The meeting at the Methodist
church will continue over Sunday.
Rev. White will assist. Two meet
iugs are held daily, much interest
H. no convcrsins so far.
The members OF the Christian
church spent Saturday evening
very pleasantly at the home of II.
w. Hooker. matters of interest to
the societies of the church were
discussed, interpieced with excel
ent music, after which Miss Cora
assisted by her friend, Miss Lydia
Wells, served delicious ice cream
and cake from prcttily decorated
table in the dining room.
Prof. Olin Long left monday to
join his parents at Independence,
Kansas, after brief visit there he
will proceed to the mountains of
Colorado, in the hopes of improv-
ing his health.
Miss Blanche Palmer who has q
position as stenographer in st.
Louis is recovering from an attact
OF grip at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Palmer.
w. II. White and Miss Cora
Hooker visited Mrs. Robert Donald
son last Sunday.
p. p. Ellis is in Jefferson City
this week ON buiness. PUELLA.
! Jerry d. Carr Is able to como
The Montgomery tribune., 1901-02-22

ly, Claude Gregory and wife, b.
e. Gregory and family, Mrs. Polly
Cole and Miss Nellie McMahan,
Sunday.
Mrs. Nan Nunnelly and Miss L.
s. Washington went to the King
dom to visit friends last Saturday.
Parker McMahan was on the sick
list the first Of the week.
Our school ends next Friday.
We listened to a pack of fox dogs
last Friday night and they surely
made fine music, GABE.
The Montgomery tribune., 1901-02-22

Chas. Day Of Marshall. Mich,
was sting in a barber shop getting
a hair cut when the idea struck
him that It would be- real funny to
touch the BARRIERS hand 10 see him
Jump. lie did 80 and the results
being some bay rum on Day. head
and the cigarette igni,cd the alco-
holic mixture, which biazcd up like
"A torchlight possession. In four
seconds there wascn't n hair lett
on Days Uranium aud he has
sworn oil ON practical jokes.
The Montgomery tribune., 1901-02-22
NEW HOPE,
Weather. cool and cloudy.


Roads muddy aud bad, and In
con sequence not much news.
We nre glad TO state that Mrs.
BOP obver Is improving slowly.
''"o ms oeen conhned to her room
i"i ""o'' TWO "ee's'
"rT. '"r'n" Di'kcy' IN slightly
~ WIN rh'"'nausm'
j. Il. Dickcy and family were ON
''' Nv" '''' i"S' week.
Mrs. |. ". Oliver Is slightly III
with th" grip.
Rev. I. VI. Oliver was in the city
pn business last Tuesday.
Theodore updvIu, visited bls
home folks ncor hero Inst Snnd,,.
and oitended nroochin,. =, ~.
Hone.
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J. - n,,.,'...,, ,', 80 w s"o'' VI
ON Inst Sunday. Tmmcif snvs 4,
IL awful loncsom, koening hone,
with lust his "mn~
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w. ''''' '"'''" "0'' '"S' o"i'o"S'
A Il . a 4 a. Il.
'' H. DUNCAN oi Bethel nclghbor
hoou was III TINS vicinity last FRI
dny'
Joe Poleston and wife were trad
Ing In the city last Saturday.
VIM. Appling and wife made n
business trip to the city last FRI
day.
,ow dv,I,i,,, ha,,'as D.. Out
.,h,s ,o.I,
The Montgomery tribune., 1901-02-22
Card Of Thanks.

The New Hope Baptist church Of
Montgomery county, No., desire
to remember her friends in the
following:
Whereas. In the erection Of our
beautiful house of worship, VIZ
have received generous aid from
the community and the public at
large, therefore
Resolved, That we heartily ten
der to each one and to all of them
our sincere thanks for their coop
Grafton. X. s. Duncan.
I'm. Oliver,
q. II. Ballard,
Gibson Dickey,
Anna Ballard.
John NJ. Cox,
J. +. Dickey.
Committee of the New Hope
Baptist church.
February IL, 1901.
The Montgomery tribune., 1901-02-22

A powerful sngIne cannot be run
with n went Doil-ir, aud we cant
keep up the strain oi M active lie
with n weak stomach; neither can we
stop the human nnchine TO make re
pairs. u the stomach cannot digest
enough food 10 keep III. body strong
such N preparation n- kodoI Dyspep-
sin Cure should he used. II digest
what you eat aud II simply can't delp
but do Jon good city Drug Store.
A.
The Montgomery tribune., 1901-02-22
MineoIa.
Last Weeks Items.

Mr.. Morris of Olney is back
again to use the mineral waters.
DIR. q. +. Nuns was called to see
Miss Kittic Cowherd Sunday.
Jas. II. Ford moved to this place
first Of the week and occupies T.
C. Gregory's property.
Old grandmother Page died at
the home of her sister, Mr.. Charles
Crane, Saturday, February 8, aged
70 years. She leaves two daugh-
ters and three sons to mourn her
loss. Aft,r few remarks made
by Rev. Conlcy. Her remains
The Montgomery tribune., 1901-02-22
A Frlghtfui BIunder.

Will often cause . horrible Burn,
Sceld. Cut or Bruise. Bucklcn's Ar
MICA SaIve, will kill the pain aud
promptly heal II. Cures Fever Sores
Ulcers, Boils, Corns and oil Skin
Erup,ious. Beet Pile cure on earth.
Only 25 cts. . box. Cdrc gusran-
teed. Sold ~ City Drug Store.
81
The Montgomery tribune., 1901-02-22

For the weakness ani pro-ir alton
following grippe there l. noting go
prompt and effective m One Minute
Cough Cure. This preparation L.
highly endorsed ~ nu unfailiug re-
medy for all throat aud lung troubles
aud It's early use prevents consump-
tioD. II was made to cure quicsly
City Drug store. 81
The Montgomery tribune., 1901-02-22

were laid to rest Monday In Bryant
grave yard.
Miss Annie Blade IL quite sick
with the grip.
Miss Minnie Crane H. visiting
relatives on Prairie Fork.
DR.. J. l.. Jones of Joncsburg, was
here Tuesday and rented his farm
south OF town, to several different
parties.
Mis- Gussic Cocn visitcd Miss
Marguerite Baker.
DR.. D. o. Hudson sold his farm
three miles south Il town, known
a. the old Blob farm. 60 Dick
Poindcxtcr.
j. II. Blades visited bis parcnts
ON Prairie Fork Monday.
". +. Scanlnnd aud daughter,
Miss Nell, attended funeral OF Mr..
Branham Sunday.
Misses Iona and Mona Coon are
visiting Miss Maudc Kclsicls of
Galloway county thi- week.
Miss Ola Allen entertained the
crokinolc club Saturday evening.
Marguerite Baker captured the
prize.
e. q. Blades delivered hogs in
Montgomery wednesday.
Don't irritaie your lungs with n
s,ubborp cough when II pleasant aud
effective remedy may he found IL
BAILARD,s iioREiInUSD SYRUP.
Price. % cts. aud 90 cts nj Cacon'-
Pharmacy. 81
The Montgomery tribune., 1901-02-22
BeIIfIoWer.

Charley Hall returned home
Monday from Colorado. Charley
seemed very much displcased with
Colorado this spring So he did not
stay long.
Ned Bulls infant child Is very
sick this week.
Charley Strack and Miss Maggie
Malicotc OF this place went to Mont
gomery Wednesday and were mar
ried at the home Of the brides cou-
sin, Rev. Charles Lotion officiating.
Miss Grace Cope and mother,
were visiting at Mrs. Younts We'd
desday.
Mrs. Sailor went to Olney We'd
ncsday to visit relatives. GUY.
The Montgomery tribune., 1901-02-22

1ABLER's BUCKEYE PILE OIsT.
MEsT l. no Panncea, but IL recon.
niended Tor Piles only. These II will
cure. Price 50crnis in bottles; Tubes
10 cents nj Cnson's Pharmacy 81
The Montgomery tribune., 1901-02-22

Jerry ID. Carr Is able to come
down town this week.
The Montgomery tribune., 1901-02-22
DIR. THOS. OWINGs,
RESIDENT DENTIST.

Crown aud Badge Work n Specially
E1-orficE N esAD~iCg nuLBiNa.
MONTGOM ERl CITY. Mo.
The Montgomery tribune., 1901-02-22

Ex-Shcrlii X. S. McCall went to
on business last Wednesday
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-12
LAST INDOOR SPORTS.
Prizes Awarded to Y. NJ. G. A.
Contestants Last Night.
Herman Dohl Broke State Record for
High Jumping-0ther Associa-
ton Happenings.

The Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium room
was crowded last night with spectators
to witness the last Of the series of in
door sports. Herman Dohl broke the
State record for indoor high jumping,
he cleaning the bar at feet inches.
William IL. Saunders won first place
in the rope climb, William Is. Foster,
second and Fred IL. Megaw, third.
In the running high jump Herman
DOLL was first, height ) feet inches;
William H. Saunders. second, feet
inches. with handicap; Levi Foster,
third, feet.
The prizes which were peuter loving
cups were awarded to the winners by
s. s. Horn.
William b. Foster got first prize, with
3SA points; William ii. Saunders,
second prize with 3Sk points; f. l..
Shilling. third prize, 3l1a points; Her
man DOLL, fourth prize, 2S points; Fred
II. Mcgaw, fifth prize, 2IR points.
The following fencing bouts were
given between the events: Allison \.
Kinney and Edward ii. Cooper; J. ID.
Bush and Robert 5. Glover and Edward
RI. Cooper and j. II. Merrill. There
was also a gymnasium exhibition by the
class.
Tomorrow evening the basket ball
team will play the Washington Y. Nj.
G. \. team in association hall. The
local team was defeated by the Wash
ington team at the latter city last Satur-
day night by the score of IA to 6.
Members of the y. NJ. G. A. in
te"csted in base ball will meet Mt asso-
citation hall this evening at 5 O'Clock to
discuss the formation of Il base ball
team.
The athletic department committee is
also preparing plans for the coming
spring sport
On Monday, April %, Harry Steele
Morrison, the noted boy traveller will
lecture on his travels at the association.
4 reception will be rendered the Wo-
mans Auxiliary ON April 25. A number
of the members of the association will
probably attend the Mortified Bible
Conference during the coming summer.
The camping committee is preparing for
Il number Of excursions and outings
during the summer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-12
RADICAL CHANGES EXPECTED.
Street and Sewer Directors May
Elect New officers Next Week.

II is expected that the Street and
Sewer Directors will elect officers next
! Tuesday. 1t is reported that radical
changes will be made including the pro-
motion of Assistant Secretary Christy
to Secretary Wiley's position and the
Iappointing of a new assistant secretary,
There is contest for the position of
street commissioner which is now held
by Frank w. Pierson, a Republican.
The leading candidates are said to be
Patrick Ncary Of the Fifth ward, chair
man of the New Castle County Demo-
cratic Committee and Robert Getting
ham of the Eleventh ward. II is pretty
generally believed that President Web
stcr of the board is favorable to the
candidacy of Mr.. Neary and friends of
Mr.. Cottingham say he has the support
of Director Fahpy. For the other street
positions City Councilman Harry r.
Smith of the Eleventh ward. Stephen S.
Cook of the Third ward. James +. Cur
ran of the Ninth ward and James
A. Dugan of South Wilmington, which
is in the Second ward, have been men
toned, aud it is believed that at least
three of these men will be appointed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-12
David Dutrow Thomas and Miss
Mary E. Williams United
IN ST. PAUL'S M. E. CHURCH
Left for Southern Bridal Tour and
Will Live in Baltimore
loney.Scott Nuptials
at Townsend.

Miss Mary Elizabeth Williams, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Williams,
was married at 1.3O o'clock yesterday
to David Dutrow Thomas, Jr., of Balti-
more. The ceremony took place at St.
Pauls NJ. f. Church and was performed
by the Rev. w. l.. s. Murray, pastor
of the church.
The bride wore beautiful bisQue
colored gown of crepe de chene, trimmed
with Russian lace and carried bride
roses and lilies of the valley. Mrs. j.
Travers Thomas was matron Of honor.
She was dressed in white silk null and
carried bouquet of American beauties.
J. Travers Thomas husband of the
mntron of honor, acted as best man.
The ,lshcrs were r. A. Richards and G..
A. Roberts. of Baltimore; Oliver c. ORA
per and Owen l.. Williams, of this
city.
N. F. Hadley played the wedding
march. A wedding breakfast was
served at the home Of the brides par
ents, No. 9O5 Hazelett street. The
bride and groom left in the afternoon
for an extended tour south. They viii
make their home at No. 1919 st. Paul's
street, Baltimore.
The groom is employed by the Mary
land Steel Co. at Sparrow's Point and
until recently was in the employ Of the
Harlan & Hollingsworth Cimpany, this
civ
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-12
Mayor Fahey Signs Ordinance for
$4,000 Loan.
COUNCIL HAS NO BALANCE
Law Committee Reports Progress on
Ordinances Providing for Loans
for Park Purposes and for
Streets and Sewers.

The Law Committee of City Council
to whom had been referred three ordi-
nances authorizing loans, presented u
report at the meeting of Council last
night.
The ordinance providing for n loan of
$4,000 was reported Gayorably. Pro-
gress was reported on the ordinance
providing for a loan of $4,000 for park
purposes and $25 600 for the Street and
Sewer Department.
The committees action created some
surprise rs it was thought that they
would favorabIy report all three ordi'
nances as il is considered that they We're
all drawn strictly according to law and
the committee is supposed to merely
pass on the question of their legality.
The Law Committee is composed Of
Messrs. Oberly, Johnston, Mouslcy,
Hcaly and Fisher.
1t is reported that certain members
of Council are not favorable to passing
the park loan ordinance at present, as
the act of the Legislature granting the
loan is not mandatory on Council.
lie Ofuinaute aulHoTlHlls tHt iodh VI
$50. 900 for Council was passed finally.
Fifteen hundred and fifty dollars of
this amount will be used in paying off
mortgage held by Elizabeth S. Taylor
on School No. 9, and the remainder is
to be used toward paying the floating
Indebtedness of the city. Twenty-four
thousand dollars worth Of the bonds
will be due and payable October /. 1913
and the remainder, $4,000 on October
/. 1926. The bonds will bear A per
cent. interest
After the meeting Mayor Fahey
signed the ordinance. Proposals for the
purchase of the bonds will be received
for 10 days. beginning today.
The city treasurer reported no balance
in bank for the reason that the Council
has no funds on deposit. The $4,000
recently borrowed was spent almost as
soon as it was received. The secrctary's
receipts included T. $. Lewis, tax col
lections, $1.l14; f. Nj. Savers. $500;
Chief Massey. dog tax, s21o.07; Auditor
Pyle, license, s..
Council granted the request OF Sarah
A. Stcelman that the capitation tax
of $2.19 on her husband, John Steeman,
for 1900 be refunded as he is dead.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-12
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.

The local branch Of the Y. NJ. c.
A., has taken possession Of the new
quarters 10 the knights Of Pythias
hall. A committee was appointed
to arrange for electric lights for the
room. In the course Of short time
room rules will be promulgated for
the guidance OF the young men.
There is no legitimate reason why
the Association cannot have book
reception and receive hundreds of
books that will be useful and III
structive to the young men Of New
Castle.
Levy Court Com missioner Oh aries
Megginson saws that SO far as he
is concerned the investig ation Of the
Levy Court affairs has no fears Tor
him for he has received no money
from the county--not even salary
for the three months.
A valuable dog belonging to
Mablon X. Lancaster was shot by
its owner on Thursday night. Some
time ago the dog was bitten by a
supposed mad dog and since that
time the animal has been tied up.
Fearing that the dog would 60 mad
as for three days it had been sick
Lancaster decided to shoot it.
The funeral OF John Kelley who
was killed on the railroad, will
take place tomorrow morning. High
mass will be celebrated at st. Peters
Church and interment will be made
IN st. Peters cemetery.
The catch of shad still remains
small and the fishermen according
~ are making but little money. At
this time last yeariully $4,000 shad
had been shipped from this point.
1t was last year as anticipated this
year the principal Shipping point
along the Delaware river.
John Schuhardt, Jr., and Jesse
Watts are indisposed as result of
vaccination.
Drs. VIM. H. Kuntz and John
Andrews of the Board of Health,
paid visit to the different rooms
of the three school buildings yester-
day and ascertain ed that about l20
scholars had not been vaccinated.
Many OF these were vacclnated yes
terday afternoon and last night.
The two physicians have used the
virus on at least two hundred per-
sons within the past ten days.
City Council is on the loggerhead
order, Organization has not been
affected yet. There seems to be
trouble and finally On Monday
night organization may be effected.
There was no one here last night
at the head Of the city affairs.
Mavor Boyd was out of the city
aud there is no President OF Coun-
Gil.
Inspector Shearer has not decided
who is city assessor. He may do
so today. Some contend that the
decision should have been given GU
Tuesday night.
Dead cats formed neuclus for
the first official act Vi DR.. Kun!z as
President of the Board of Health.
There was no meeting OF that body
last night. DR.. Kuntz was the
only member present. Mayor Boyd
was out oil town. MIR. Toman was
busily engaged and Mr.. Smith was
detained at home by sickness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-12
THE MISSES FORD ENTERTAIN
Number of Friends at Dancing at
Their Home.

Misses Nancy and Nellie Ford enter
tanned a large number of their friends
on Wednesday evening at their home
Ford avenue and Sixth street. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
|J. Ford. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Dough-
erty, Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Daley,
Misses Ella Byrnc. Daisy Watts of
Washington, Mabel Neary, Nan Neary,
Elizabeth Neary. bella Sexton, Nellie
Sexton, Zula Cole. Sarah Malloy, Mary
Rossell. Jane Crilly and Matte Gill;
William MacNamara of Philadelphia,
Joseph Messick OF Chester. William
Butts, George Hart Martin Fairy,
James Bradford, John O'Donncll Paul
Thatcher Edward Byrne, Joseph Law
son and John Malloy and Joseph Ros-
sell,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-12
Sent Free
to Men.
Free Trial Package Of this New Dis
coYery Nailed to Every Nan
Sending Name and Address,
Quickly Restores Strength
and YisOr.

F. 90 trii. packages OF Il most remarkable
remedy ate Ueing mai!od 10 Mi who VIII
write the State Medical Institute They
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-12

S Congressional Limited Express. All
Y. thule Parlor Cars and Dining Cara No
extra fare other than the usual Pulln1A q
charge
c') Limited Express. Vestibule Parl0r
Cars, Vestibule Passenger Coaches, and
Dining Car. No extra fare.
The wilmington Transfer Company VIII
call for and check baggage from hoteh
and residences
For further Information, passengers
are referred to the ticket agent at tho
station.
General Manager. General Pass Agent '
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-12
Mo, lay lnea VI Ahinnt

Levy Court Commissioner John J.,
MeaIey. when ased yesterday what he
thought of the proposed Investigation of
the Levy Court by Attorney General
Herbert ii. Ward said: "He had no
objection to an investigation and would
rather prefer tIat one be had, ue
considered that in view of the gossip
thni has been ailoat concerning Levy
Court methods, it would be best for the
public and the court TO have the investi.
4 ton made"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-12
WATER BOARDS ADDITION.
Committee of Council Discusses
the Matter.
Certain Councilmen Are Opposed to
it-No Decision Was
Reached.

The public building cor mittee of City
Council last evening considered COM
muncat on from Chief Engineer Bond
in reference to getting permission for the
Water Con mi sioners t. erect one.
sto,y huiil,ng in i-y Hall park adjpin-
ing th water departments building at
Six h and King stlees.
The fact was developed that some of
the members Of the committee are op.
posed to tile sp"i ing If the City Hail
park. No dec sion MAS arrived ri and ad.
jonrGment was taken to Wednesday
evening next.
The committee decided to purchace a
new office chair for Municipal Court
clerk Joslyn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-12
Plans for Addition to College.

Chief Justice Charles r. Lore, Pr.
George w. Marshall of Milford and
Wilson II. Lavender of Smyrna, build
ing committee Of the Delaware State
College for Colored Students, and the
Rev. w. G. Jason. president of the
college, met at the Court House yester-
day with Architect Lewis r. Springer
and discussed plans for the proposed
architect will prepare plans and spcci-
tications for presentation at full meet
ing Of the board in this city next Thurs
day.