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The Grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1901-04-19

land of white roses interspersed with
black velvet knot. The Empire tunic.
reaching from shoulders to skirt hem.
is in white net appliqued in Mecblin
lace. The tunic is draped effectively
in the front, Where it is caught by a
huge bunch of mauve and white roses
with foliage. More roses appear upon
the left shoulder, heading the sleeve
In transparent Mechlin lace. which, fit
ting the arm closely, ends at the elbow
The other sleeve is headed by band
and bow in black velvet ribbon. The
corsage is banded with the velvet, or
namented with big paste buckles and
ending in bow knots.
The Grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1901-04-19

MODEL FOR 1HE STREET.
trailing corselet skl;t in sr,ooth-faced
biscuit colored cloth fitting the figure
closely at the waist and encircled at
che hips with a broad band in black
xuipure over mauve silk. From this
oand In front fall t~o big double box
0laits, each plat derc rated u, the top
with three fancy silve" buttons. Broad
oretelles OF the clotl, studded with
buttons. cross the shoulders and ap.
3arently hold the frocr in place. The
ieep yoke consists OF mauvs muslin
sucked and shirred aut banned with
the black guipure. Gvioure forms the
Atock and extend. upcl the shoulders
With good effect. The cloth sleeves
nave puff nndersl.eves 81 the muslin.
The hat of white crinoline has crum.
pied crown girded with black.
The Grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1901-04-19

The man who can't govern his
temper has no business to be COVER.
nor Of q state.
The Grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1901-04-19
LIFE IN AN OASIS.
BRIGHT SKIES AND DRY AIR IN
BlSkRA.

An Odd Retreat in the Algerian Desert
on the Edge of the Great Sahara-
Energetic People Visit Land Of In
dolence.
The Grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1901-04-19
EMPIRE STYLES DOMINATE.

EMf1RE STYLES DOMINATE.
Empire styles dominate Paris FASH
ions and the ceremonious gowns de-
aligned by the great French contu-
rferes are especially brilliant creations
The Grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1901-04-19
AN EMPIRE GOWN.

AN EMPIRE GOWN.
In this characteristic mode. An En-
ptrs dinner fIock fresh from Paris is
illustrated to-day. Violet satin Is the
foundation fabric, trimmed round the
skirts lower adge with a thick gar
The Conservative, 1901-03-21
Burlington
|i|!!!lI3

Seventy two pages beautifully printed bound
mountains lakes and of the Golden State s neither
railroad advertisement In charming style 1t
describes the from end to the other particularly that
portion OF 1t round about Los Angeles. Six cents,
California ExcursionsA folder of twentyf pages de-
scptve OF the Burngton personally to
from California showing from Boston
San Francisco Cuts actual photo
illustrate the of Burlington
tourtcars folder all the
the Pacific eastbound folder all the
Free
Colorado -Seventytwo fftysx handsome lustra
ons The front specially designed in fine This
book written delightful vein gives pleasing gmpses
Of mountain world whose colossal beauty never weares
tourist resorts is appended. Six cents.
Sylvan LakeA folder of sixteen containing half
dozen unusually beautiful the most picturesque spot
the Black Hills In Of the remote hooks hidden
the and fantastic is this little lake of clear cold
water with admirably appointed hotel it's bank
Free
Hot springs-A thirty folder illustrated by
of
Black Hills Contains list of hotels antar
iums with rates and accommodations. Free.
Little Journeys in the Black HillsA booklet thirty
two with ten illustrations decripye of several facinat
offered between Hot Springs Spearfh D. where
the railroad winds peaks and down grade into and
pices, and past beautiful des Free.
The Conservative, 1901-03-21
BURLINGTON Route PUBLICATIONS

The Yellowstone National ParkA thirty page folder
containing large and absolutely correct Yellowstone
Park several fine illustrations and vast amount OF valuable
information about the trip through Yellowstone Park Free
Estes Park, Illustrated, twenty -four pages Treats
briefly and interestingly of the fishing hora climate
hunting other features OF Coorados beautiful
Free
the Train-A leafet illustrated telling
the Burlington
dining furnish
cut flowers every month for this purpose. Free
The Valley of North Northwest Nebr asEa-
booklet of thirty that just fits the coat and
contains much instructive reading of
tile valley recently made accessible by the extension of the
Burlington lines 1t tells of the opportunities for
success offered there Free.
Custer BatefeldAn attractive little book Of twenty
Contains brief the battle of the Little Big
Horn June 2 1876 where Major General Custer and 26 Of
Cavalry Eight Illustrations
sending for-worth reading Free.
At Your ServiceA unique little booklet of twenty four
which
Railroad incidentally
its which scattered all the United
States Free.
Map of the United StatesThree feet four inches wide
by four feet long; printed in six coors mounted rollers
state county important and railroad the
addition shows country divided according
territorial acquisitions Sent receipt Of Is
less than cost
The Conservative, 1901-03-21

H. N. SHEwELL, Vice-Presidel
w. A. COTTON, President.
r. o. MARNELL, Cashier.
JAS. II. SHEwELL, Asst.
JOY MORTON. J, II. 81
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-03
CHILD ILL-TREATED.
Wanted to Go to Her Father, Who
Resides in Smyrna.

Erhecca sill. aged 10 years, was
found by Officer Gurdy at French street
station yesterday morning in Il pitlfnI
condition. She wanted to 90 home to her
father III Smyrna. She had been nj the
tlrkcl window and rendered y cents for
"A ticket To Smyrna, and the agent told
her that the price was So cents. She
then went outside the station and cried,
and the cause hCing learned Officer
iordy paid the balance Of the money and
secured her ticket for her destination.
She was thinly clad and ~hivcrcd from
the cold. Her stockings were worn
thruuch On account Of the solrs Of the
shoes being worn out and til" barred Solrs
Of her feet rested on tn" cold pavement.
The child had been living with W"-
man in East Lake since last fall whom
,h" stated had i'll treated her. On hear
ng her story people about the station
saw thar She had enough money To pnr-
chase pair Of shoes on her arrival at
Smyrna.
The father Of the child is William
Still, and he has been employed for scv-
cral years rs Il baSkutmAkrr and is said
to earn Il good living. Agent Stout of
the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Children will investigate the case.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-03
No Changes Were rlaie.

At the regular monthly meeting of the
Park Commissioners held yesterday
afternoon the treasurer reported &,li5.&
balance at last report and $i,ii5GlJ bal
ancr On hand.
| A synopsis of the report of the cXrcu-
tive committee Of their different meet
ings held during the month was as fol-
lows: March s, Mr.. Bush the treasurer,
was notified that the amount Of his bond
had been fixed at 81 coo and that personal
security would he accepted. March 15
the secretary reported that the agree
mcnt with the Wilmington City Railway
Co. for the extension of their tracks on
the Boulevard and from Delaware ave-
mIlc and Rcd Oak road to Church Lane
had been duly executed by the railway
company. On the same date bids were
received for painting the swimming
pool, two coats outside and one inside,
as follows: James Keenan, 4 Bro. SIS:
George A. Brrnncisen, $3.50: A. u. Ro-
herts, Sl95 and James NJ. Bryan, 1925.
The contract was awarded to James
jicrnan ~ Bro. ior $'5.
On March % the secretary reported
that the Wilmington City Railway Co.
had offered to place the waiting room
now at Delaware avenue and Union
streets at such point along the extension
of the Delaware avenue line within the
park limits as the Park Commissioners
may desire, and further agreed to fix it
up in such manner as the Park Com
mSSioncrS may direct and that the per-
mission Of the building committee of City
Council had been asked to have the
waiting room moved. Action was ap-
proved and It was decided to meet on the
ground to determine the best place to
locate the waiting room. The work on
the swimming pool is now going on.
The question of revising the swimming
pool rules and regulations was con,
sidcrcd bIt no action taken.
1t was reported at the meeting yes
tcrtay that City Council had bc,n asked
for $4,000 and that the matter had been
referred to the finance committee of that
body. Communications to Johi NJ.
Rogers complimcnting him on the print
ing of the Park Commissioners annual
report, which was done at the Rogers
Press were read as follows: From the
Rev. II. W. Wells Of this city, J. Bur-
ton Cheney, L. II. Townsend and Din
4 Collils of Philadelphia. and Thro
dorc l.. Dcvinnr of New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-03
Department of Elections Organized.

The newly elected members of the
Department Of Elections and the old
members met last night and organized.
The board was changed from Il Demo
cratic to Republican majority. A sur
pris" was caused by the announcement
Of H." organization. 1t was expected
that Charles +. Thomas, the holdng-ovcr
Republican member would be elected
president and Joseph G. Wigglcsworth
clerk TO succeed Frank A. McClOskcy.
Tn" program, however, was not carried
out. Jacob II. Lewis was elected prcsi
dent and Charles +. Thomas clerk.
I'll" new members, Jacob IL. Lewis
and Thomas \. r. Hudson, with Mr.
Thomas, caWcus"d before going to the
department headquarters at Seventh
and Shiplry streets. Here Martin Farry
and Armon u. Chaytor, the Democratic
members. were in consultation long be
fore the hour appointed for til" meeting
1t was expected that the Democrats
would refuse To recognize tn" appoint
ncnt of the new members. On the con-
lrarN. however, the reception was
cordial.
81 the organization Mr.. Thomas was
elected with one dissenting vote.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-03
A faithful Driver.

Henry w. Fraim. who resides at
No. Sl4 jefferson street, enlisted in
the service Of the late Edward Bring.
hurst proprietor Of the drug store at
Sixth and Market streets, tfty-one
years ago, serving him faithfully un-
til he disposed of his property to his
sons. Edward and Ferris Bringhurst,
and on the sale Of the store to u.
James Belt, Mr.. Fraim engaged in
his employment and continues in
charge Of the old time wagon. In all
that time he has been truly faithful,
dscharging his duty SO as to merit
the appreciation Of each successive
employer. lie avoids all accidents,
is always at his post and is attentive
to duty. He is one Of the few color
ed men in our city who merits the ap
pcllation "well done thou good and
faithful servant
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-03
Deafness Cannot BE Cured.

by local applications. Ms they cannot
reach the diseased porion of the car.
There is only one way 90 cure deufuas5
aud that Is by constitutipnIr r5moiIe-,
Deafness is caused by an innamed cOndit
Jon of th4 mucou lining Of the EusttChIan
Tube. When this tubs gets inil 4mGd you
hayB a rumbiing sound or imperfert henT
ing, AID when IL Is entirely closed deaf
ness is the 70 ,uli and unless the inilnrn.
nation tan be taken Uut anl this tu6o
restored to It's nO.mHl condition, hear NJ
Will he leS roy forever nine cases out
ten arc causol by Cntarrh, which is moth
ing but an lnilamGd condition vi the mu
Cous surfaces.
We VIII give One Hundred Dollars for anv
Crsu of Dunfncs, tChus!d by cnIHrrh) that
cannot be IuuJ by Halls Catrrah Ours.
send for circulars. free,
+. j. CHENEY x CO., Toledo o.
sod by Druggists 7JG.
Halls Family Pals nre tho hast
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-03
COUNTY SHORT OF FUNDS.
Levy Court Adjourns to Tuesday,
? April l6.
Two Consta bles Have Not Accepted.
W. T. Colmerry is Appointed
Constable.

| At the meeting of the Levy Court yes
terday the fact was developed that the
county is rather short of funds. For
this reason payment is not expected for
sometime of Sheriff McDaniefs bill for
the first three months of the year. 1t
probably amounts to about $4,000. By
the time the payroll of more than $4,000
which was passed is paid, there will not
be much cash in the county treasury.
| The new members have been added to
the payroll.
Only about $4,000 was taken in by the
collectors last month. So until the court
negotiates the loan authorized by the
Legislature. for Market street bridge and
Seventh street bridge it will probably
have to sail close to the wind When
that money is received $4,000 of it
may be used TO reimburse the general
funds since that amount has already
been paid on account of Seventh street
bridge, despite the fact that the court
made no provision for that structure in
the last annual appropriations.
Coroner Frick's bill of $lS1. for the
quarter, went in yesterday. Magistrates
and constables' bills We're also in, but
they will probably have to wait awhile
before being paid.
The court approved the project to
widen a road from Hamtown to Middle
town, in st. Georges hundred. 1t will
cost the county about $115 according TO
Commissioner Armstrong, for damages
to property.
W. II. Colmcrry was appointed con-
stable for White Clay Greek hundred in
place of Il. NJ. Ennis, who declined to
accept.
u. T Gcmmill, appointed constable for
New Castle hundred. has not accepted
as yet He is one of the men who helped
to capture Jeff Davis.
The Levy Courtmcn, both old and
new, held Il lengthy caucus prior to the
afternoon session.
Mr. Chandler asked that taxes Of s5.0i
he refunded to II. j. West, of No. S04
Lincoln street. assessed at $500; stil on
the property, Market street near Twenty
sixth, assessed at 500. and overpaid
taxes refunded to Peter Mc1Iugh, who
paid faxes on an assessment Of $l,5O0
Of on 5000.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-03
WHY IT \
SUCCEEDS.
--.r
Because Its For One Thing
Only, And Whining
ton is Learning.

Nothing can be good for everything
Doing one thing well brings
success.
Doan's Kidney Pills do one thing
only.
They re for sick kidneys.
They cure backacl.e, every kidney i'll
Here is Wilmington evidence to
prove it:
Mr.. S. J. Davis, oyster dealer at
No. 3ll West Fourth street, says
Il used Doan's Kidney Pills for a
weakness across the loins and an
aching in and through the kidneys.
Often particularly if | caught cold, |
suffered severely not only when on
my feet put even in bed. When the
attacks were at their height | could
scarcely sleep at night on account of
the excruciating twinges | used
doctors prescriptions and various
remedies which saw advertised but
up until | obtained Doan's Kidney
Pills at Danforth's pharmacy | never
used anything which gave me per-
manent result. l happened to read
about them one day in a Wilmington
paper where their use had cured a
case similar to mine. Thinking they
might help me | lost no time in TAX
ing the treatment. You may use my
publication and everyone l meet as |
follow my calling | will be only too
GLAD to advise them to use Doan s
Kidney Pills if they have kidney
complaint.
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents, Foster-MiIburn Co., Buffalo,
n. Y, sole agents for the U. 5.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-03
Hundred S NjcIiuiZed,

Chief Masscy's Office at the City Hall
will likely be bcsiegcd for the next week
or 50 by persons who gave their photo
graphs to a canvasser to be enlarged.
The chief has about 200 photographs in
his possession which were given to the
man and will distribute them to their
owners, who can get them by calling at
the City Hall Inc pictures have been
given into the charge of Clerk Shell.
Among the pictures is one Of Sergeant
Bayley in full uniform and helmet and it
is said that many persons were induced
to patronze the canyasSer by seeing the
ScrgeantS smiling countenance among
the lot.
The ranyaSSer was Emmitt Sheridan.
who was arrested sometime ago on Il
charge of swindlng in connection with
taking orders for brooches.
lie was released on this charge and
then started TO sell Parrot and Monkey"
baking powder and agree to enlarge pic
turcs.
He disappeared March 90 from his
boarding house. leaving behind him an
unpaid board bill of two weeks. His
landlady found the 200 pictures in his
room and Il grip containing two bricks.
She turned them over to Chief Massey,
who now desires that their owners may
get them
Sheridan got as high as rs cents from
some Of the people Most of his vic
Tins live in Browntowu and Hedge
vile.
One of the pictures is largo photo "f
II tribe of Red Men in war paint and
feathers.
Sheridan is also known as f. i.
Brun~on, II letter being found which
was so addressed
At his boarding house he was known
aS Mr.. Russell.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-03
PARDONS ASKED FOR.
Plea Made for Slayers of Noah
Benson.

Peter L.. Cooper and David j. Rein
hardt appeared before the Board of Par
of George II. IIuu, James johnson and
Daniel H. Miller coIorcA men. now
confined in New Castle Jail for the nnr-
der Of Noah Benson.
Since incar"ciHt"d eleven years ago
the prisoners have been exemplary in
their conduct. and have always main
tain"d thrir innocence of the crime
proved against them.
Several applications for pardon hav"
been made in their behalf. hut each
has been refused hrcHusr Of some ire.
guIality in the prurrrdng
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-03
License Rec eipts for Two Months.

Clerk If the Peace QuigIcy made the
following settlement with the State
Treasurer for licenses for February and
March: Inns or lHyvrns, $1,4OO: special
inn 0l TAVERN $j26: retailer to sell liquor
&loo, druggist 10 sell liquor. $50; pcddlcr,
$3.50; hwk"r or p"ddl"r. SIS: mcr-
chants, yrnrIy, $iOl9; merchants. six
months, $G9,4j; manufacturers, yearly.
$lin,t. marriages. $234; auctUncers,
$3.50; brokers. 800; doctors SO; dem
fists. $50; eating houses, S75; lawyers.
SEQ; real estate, $50; stations and
jacks, $40, total, $11OS4.0l.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-03
lot CAUSES NIGHT ALARM.

zone night my brothor's baby was taken
with Group. writes Mrs. j. e. Snlder, Of
Crtlenden, KY, ut seemed 1t would
strangle before we would get doctor SO
we gavs it DR.. Kings New Discovery,
which gave quick relief and permanently
cured it, We always keep 1t In he house
to protect our children from Group and
Whooping Cough, It cured me OF chronic
broi chinl t. ouble thay no 9th r. memedy
would teieve." In faiiible for Coughs,
Colds, Throat and Lung troubles. b0c and
900. Trial bottle free at N. b. Dan
fnrIhts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-03
The Last Gall.

Il is worth & to Us to have ypur sub
scription to tho Wilmington City Direct ory
and business Ga2ettcer for 1891, aC once,
ana it Is worth chat much to you. A ter
A prl II, tho priCo for tho 1871 dire3tJry
will ba 500, The cost Of subscription
now is 81 % ut which price we will rec i've
subscriptions uutl thu above date. B,lng
tho only direc ,ory publ he'd, it's valu', N
an ADVERTISING medium, il enhanced It
reaches everybody who has use for d-
rec'ory. l'nis Is tho last call. Send
oriers TO tho Wilmington Advertising
Agncy, John I, MUllins, Manager, 5io
Market II rect,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-03
Reception to Their Son,

Joan keesey who has attained his
majority and was rendered reception
on .Londay evening by his parents at
their home at Elliott avenue and the
Boulevard. A number of friends and
relatives were present from this city and
Chester. He was presented with a
handsome gold watch, n gift from his
served.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-03

CARTER HARRISON, of Chicago.
may be bad man, but he is very
popular one if signs count for any
thing. He was elected mayor OF
Chicago yesterday for the third
time by 80, majority. The Demo.
Gratis are very much in evidence
Sace the last election.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-03
CHILD DIED SUDDENLY,
Young Son of Angelo Presce Stren.
gled by Cake,

The 2-y"ar-ud son of Angelo Prcsco Of
No. 1909 West SMth street, died sud
denly yesterday afternoon. DE- Bradley
Of Fourth and Rodney streets was sum
u,oncd about ucIork bat when he ar
rived 1T the house the child was dead.
Th" child was playing around the floor
eating cugrrcnlr when il suddenly fell
over, Dr. Bradley stated last night that
it P"phahly got a piece Of the cake III
the wiudpipc and Strauglrd to death.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-03

In all stages of Nasal Catarrh there
should be cleanliness. As experience
proves. EIys Cream Balm Is cleanser.
suuthsr and healer of he diseased mem-
brane. It is not driving nor irritati n <
and does not produce sneezing. Price 30
cents at druggists or it will be mailed by
Ely Brother, So Warren street, New York.
Upon being placed into the n0striIs 1t
spreads over the membrane aud relief is
immediate. 1t is an agreeable euro.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-03

The new County Workhouse will
be ready to occupy in less than sig
months The cells and working
apparatus are being put in position
as rapidly as possible. When it is
finished. then the prisoners now in
New Castle Jail will be removed to
the workhouse.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-03
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 3 1901,
AGuINALDo must have read some

AGuINALDo must have read some
of the articles published IN the
Every Evening about the cowardly
manner in which General Funston
captured him and concluded that
the best thing to be done was for
him to take the oath OF allegiance
TO the United States. The oath he
took was as follows:
I II hereby renounce all allegiance
10 any and all so called revolutions
AIRY governments in the Philippine
islands and recognize and accept
/ The supreme authority of the United
States OF America therein. | do
solemnly swear that ! will bear
true faith and allegiance to that
government; that will at all times
conduct myself as faithful and
law abiding citizen of the said is
lands and will not, either directly
or indirectly. hold correspondence
with or give intelligence to an enemy
OF the United States, nor will ! abet
harbor or protect such enemy; that
impose upon my self these volun-
tary obligations without any men
tai reservations or purpose OF eva
sion, SO help me God. y
1t is to be hoped that now that
the rebel chieftain has finally ac-
cepted the inevitable that he will
make a model citizen of Uhcle Sam.
He has more sense than some OF the
Filipeno editors in the United
States.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-03
Had His Foot Mashed.

Domenck Catino, Of No. 1902 Lincoln
street, employed by the Peoples Railway
Co., had one of his feet mashed by a
rail falling on him about 45O o'clock
yesterday afternoon. He was taken to
the Homeopathic Hospital in the Phoe-
nix Ambulance.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-03
Athletic Club Smoker.

The North End Athletic Club gave
another smoker last night at its club
rooms on French street above Fifteenth.
Those who took part in the friendly
bouts were: Kid Kaufman, Herbert Me-
Gnnis, Bill McGinnis, Ned Lynch,
Tommy Hail, Kid Boston, Young Cooper,
Willie WhrIan aud Johnny Cochran.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-03
Granted Letters on Estate.

Letters tcstam"ntary on the estate OF
Aaron Bakor, late Of White Clay Creek
hundred have been granted TO Frank
l.. BnEcr and Charles ID. NJ. Broomhall.
Letters Of administration on the estate
of Sarah A. Baker have been granted
to Frank L. Baker.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-03
Election of Officers.

At the regular monthly meeting Of
the trustee board of Gilbert Presby-
terian Church on Monday night,
Thomas S, Anderson was elected
president; A. B. Mcpherson Johnson
treasurer, and Elihu BrewlngtOn,
secretary Of the trustee board.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-03
THOUSANDS sENTIyT0 Exu p AN

Every year largo number of poor SUI
iererS whu>e lungs arc sO"6 ana racked
with coughs are urged to go to another
climate, But this Is costly and no all
w"ys sure, Don't bs an exile WHOM DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
viii cure y0u at home. IL he most IN
fallibls mrdicius for Coughs, Colds. and
all Throat and Lung dis ases on earth,
The first dose brings relief As ounding
cures re ult from persistent use Trial
bottles fros a. N. b. Daniorth's. price
Doc and 81 90, Every bottle guaranteed.