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, 1907-08-21

Eat your ice cream at the big
Tent tomorrow afternoon and help
out the library fund.
, 1907-08-21

SPECIAL FOR TWO DAYS ONLY.
HAME, FINE, AT 15c PER
DWIGHT p. SMITH. 2to
, 1907-08-21

Ice cream and cake 15c at the big
Tent" tomorrow.
, 1907-08-21

Ice cream and cake at the big Tent
tomorrow.
, 1907-08-21
E"vERYBODY'S WANTS


II you have lost anything; have any
thing to buy or sell; rooms or a house
to rent; in short a want of any kind
to fill try a liner in THE REPUBLI-
CAN. The cost Is small and the re-
turns are large.
LosT-$25.OO REWARD-On road
near Diamond peak; open face gold
watch, stem wind; gold fob, with crys-
tai engraved A. w. Return to R. H.
Homer, Laramie. 9t4a22s5
observation-disclosures fraternity
pin. Return this office. Reward. 9t2w1
LOST-One dark bay horse, II
years old, weight about 1000 pounds.
right hind foot white, shod in front,
EV2 on left nip; suitable reward. L..
A Hancock, Jelm, Wyo.
DRESsMAkING-270 North Sixth
street. 9t6
WANTED-Woman to sweep and
clean UP by the day. Mrs. Freel, POT
Garfield. 302tf
FOR RENT-Good furnished rooms,
with bath. It's Seventh and Park. tic
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Sayer Hansen. tt
FOR SALE-Furnished house Of sew
en- rooms. 1874 Fourth street. Ste
FOR SALE-Range, furniture and
carpets. enquire 800 south Seventh
and Park. 3tf
FOR sALE-Residence. Eighth and
Sheridan. Frank G. Bowman. 297tf
Weekly Republican only 81 , year.
, 1907-08-21

Even the courageous know fear"
said the policeman who had a record
for bravery.
, 1907-08-21
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, 1907-08-21

fold the first burlap so 1t hangs over
edges. Now get hold of the top Of the
sack and pull 1t up some SO 1t can cool
I little. Then empty out the slum-
gum, put the sack back, and fill 1t
again as before.
To boil the comb, use q four-hole
big tub containing two buckets OF wa
ter, and add the comb as it hollis, until
the tub is nearly full. The water and
free wax flow out Of the press imme-
diately. leaving only the slumgum to,
press. 7
, 1907-08-21
25 PER GENT LESS

20 S1V Witt S.Oo
THAN THE OTHER FELLOWS SO
PER CENT OFF ON WALL PAPER.
FRESH lNGRAlNS 20 CENTS A
BOLT. EVERYTHING IN PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS, ETC., AT CoRRE-
spoNplNGLY LOW PRICES.
ats w. II. Lowell.
, 1907-08-21

The Republican IL the best advertis
Ing medium in the city and count for
1t reaches all the people Ill the time.
, 1907-08-21

Ever scared?"
Sure. My politics was wrong, and
l was afraid I'd lose my job."-Phila'
delphia Ledger.
, 1907-08-21

SPECIAL FOR TWO DAYS ONLY.
HAME, FINE, AT 15c PER POUND.
DWIGHT p. SMITH. 2t3
, 1907-08-21

FOR SALE-Range, furniture and
carpets, enquire 800 south Seventh
and Park. 3tf
, 1907-08-21

DREssMAkING-27O North Sixth
street. 9t6
, 1907-08-21

FOR SALE-Furnished house of sew
Ell rooms 1874 Fourth street. Ste
, 1907-08-21

FOR RENT-Good furnished rooms,
with bath. It's Seventh and Park. tic
, 1907-08-21

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms 70
light housekeeping. Sayer Hansen. I
, 1907-08-21

WANTED-Woman to sweep and
clean UP by the day. Mrs. Freel, 207
Garfield. SCOTT
, 1907-08-21

FOR sALE-Residence. Eighth and
Sheridan. Frank G. Bowman. 297tf
, 1907-08-21

observation-disclosures fraternity
pin. Return this office. Reward. 9t2w1
Evening journal., 1907-03-02
REAL ESTATE.

visions in leases. The chief object is to
arrive at the intention OF the parties.
The lease must be construed as a whole
and such construction placed upon It, IL
possible, as will render all its clauses
harmonious and consistent.
The general rule that where a contract
Is reduced to writing il is presumed that
the writing contains all the terms Of the
contract and all previous agreements be-
cause merged therein, and verbal or
other extrinsc evidence Is inadmissible TO
vary contradict, or add to the written m
strument applies with full force to writ
ten leases.
Tho covenant ON the part Of the les.
sor for quiet enjoyment by the lessee is
independent OF the lesseo's covenant tc
pay rent. SO also the covenant Of the land
lord 10 repair or make improvements. and
of the lessee to pay rent are independent
IT has been held that the covenant OF tho
lessee to pay board the lessee were indo.
pendent. as were also the covenant 10 pas
rent and the lessons covenant 10 heat th,
premises. The covenant OF the lessor q
give possession and Of the lessee TO pay
rent are, however, dependent.
Evening journal., 1907-03-02
BUILDING BOOM
SOON TO BEGIN
Hundreds of Houses Will Be
Erected in This City During
the Summer

AS soon as the weather permits VIII
mington is to experience building boom
the like Of which has never been seen in
this city. Capitalists and contractors are
anxiousy awaiting the opening of the
spring 50 they can put their men to work
and by the middle Of summer there will
be several hundred houses in course OF
erection.
As soon as the Street and Sewer Depart
ment secures the necessary money with
which TO put the streets of the city IN
good condition building operations will
take new lease on life and many struc-
lures Of all kinds will be put up IN all
sections Of the city. Builders hesitate at
the present time TO construct houses on
streets that are almost impossible for
the two-feet-deep mud because they real
ize that few people would carSto occupy
homes that are Isolated by seas Of mud.
When the streets are repaired and put in
respectable condition then building along
the outskirts especially. will be resumed
with vigor
Evening journal., 1907-03-02
HOUSES SCARCE
RENTALS HIGH
Many Families Likely to
Leave Wilmington When
Their Leases Expire

With the near approach Of moving
day. there is undiminished anxiety on the
part Of the many families who are Obliged
to move by reason Of the expiration Of
their present leases and the inability to
find suitable houses for the ensuing year.
This viii no doub. force many families TO
take up their abode in other cities or
nearby towns with an increased item Of
expense in the way of car fare.
Yet in some sections Of the city. particu-
larly the extreme western end there seems
10 be many small houses to be had at
reasonable rentals. although It has been
the rule that they have been promised to
prospective tenants even befor the cell
lars have been completed
Real estate men and contractors speak
favorably Of the building prospects for
the coming spring and summer. and give
as their opinion that several hundred
houses will be erected before the season
closes. They also state that a golden
harvest awaits the man with capital TO
invest in this way and the willingness to
do so.
Spring moving has already set in. and
the moving wagon proprfetors are kept
busy every day by those who are chang
ing their residence from one house to an
other.
one thing which is causing considerable
anxiety are the increasing number Of peo-
pie Of the middle class coming to this city
to work and establish homes, who are vir-
tuaily forced to leave town because of the
impossibility OF bringing their families
here. due to the exorbitant rentals de-
manded by houses in any kind Of de-
sirable location.
Evening journal., 1907-03-02
WILL APPLY FOR PAPERS
Magic Window Company to Be lneor'
porated and to Operate Here.

Within the next few days incorporation
papers will be applied for for '"rhe Magic
window Company" a corporation COM
posed Of Wilmington people who propose
to operate factory in this city for tho
manufacture Of window sashes Of all de-
scrlptions.
The magic window" as it Is properly
termed. IS the invention Of Charles Edi-
son Gale, a cousin Of Thomas Edison, and
who is now located in Wilmington. Mr..
Gale has exhibited models of this patent
TO a number Of business men Of the city
ana they were so favorably impressed
with it that they determined to form a
company and engage in its manufacture,
The window. which costs less than the
ordinary windows now in use is applicable
to not only houses but to steam and troll
ley cars and steam boats It's method oi
operation is simple yet perfect.
Evening journal., 1907-03-02
LESSEE MAY
RECOVER DAMAGES
For Failure Of Lessor to
Give Him Posses
sion

Disputes between lessor and lessee are
frequent and il Is usually the case that
such arguments are caused by neither
party having full understanding Of the
rights of the other. Real estate men are
every day brought IN contact with some
new phase Of this question. A point that
IS not generally understood Is herewith ex-
planned.
The lessor in lease implicitly covenants
to give possession TO the lessee at the COM
mencement Of the term. or that the prem-
ises shall be in such a condition that he
may enter without molestation, and II the
premises are wrongfully withheld by a
third person It Is the duty OF the lessor
to oust him.
The duty to give possession is performed
by enabling the lessee to enter into pos
session without hindrance either from
the positive acts Of the lessor or from
the withholding Of possession by a third
person; the lessor is not bound 10 put tho
lessee into actual possession. If, after the
time when the lessee is entitled to pos
session under the lease; whether he has
actual possession or not, a stranger tres
passes on and takes possession Of and
holds the land, this is a wrong TO the
lessee for which the lessor is not respon-
sible.
The lessee may recover damages against
the lessor for failure to give possession.
and is not driven 60 bring an action Of
ejectment against a third person wrong
fully withholding the possession. But the
lessee may MAINTAIN an action OF eject
ment to gain possession against either the
lessor or third person wrongfully with
holding possession. And if the lessee
chooses to sue a wrongdoer withhold
ing possession. and RECEIVERS possession
and RECEIVERS possession from him to-
eether with rent and damages. he cannot
afterwards sue the lessor for failure 10
deliver possession.
For breach Of the lessons agresmer
to put the lessee into possession, though
his failure to perform is due 70 "a dis
covery after the letting OF a previously
unsupported defect IN his title, the mea-
sure Of damages is the value Of the term
above the rent reserved and unpaid and
rot as in cases Of contracts for the sale
Of land, the consideration paid
The lessee cannot recover as damages
prospective profits which he might have
made from the business he intended 10
pursue upon the premises though in some
cases the lessee's loss from his inability
70 continue his business Of trade has been
allowed as an element OF damages.
The rules relating to the construction Of
contracts in general. apply equally with
regard TO the construction Of the pro-
Evening journal., 1907-03-02
Pleased with Journars ~

Alfred b. Moore Of Gibbons and Moore.
real estate dealers said yesterday 1--WE
have been large advertisers Of real os.
tate during the last few months in The
Evening Journal which we consider a
most valuable medium for reaching the
real estate buying public. From the first
Of February until February 2S we have
sold q properties in the "A working days.
Among the number may be mentioned the
following; 1917 Park Place; 5l5 West street;
so Adams; store property at Front and
Van Buren; s22 Orange; 1907 West Sew
enth 6i0 West; lolGin21oi4 West Firth;
62l West Third; 2iS West Seventh; 1O2.
West Front; COZ Madison; S7 and s3s
Windsori 7O5 wollaston; Ss7 Tatnan; 2n
Maryland avenue.
Evening journal., 1907-03-02
REAL ESTATE.
BE CAUTIOUS
in INVESTING
Purchaser Of Real Estate
Should Consider Many
Things
SHOULD STUDY DISTRICTS

In the matter of planting money I'M
real estate investments, many things s-e
20 be taken into consideration. There
are two kinds Of investment In real cs-
cate, generally speaking" observed
real estate man yesterday. zone Is where
The investor places his money in the pur-
chase of land which strikes his fancy as
a desirable place to build a home after his
own notions or 70 occupy for business
purposes. to hold IL as an estate perman-
emily regardless Of market value. 1t does
not make any difference where it is To-
Gated; it serves his purpose.
''The other is where the investor seeks
the investment purely for the profit TO
be made by the operation. and the greater
the profit in the shortest period of time
the most successful the enterprise.
In making an investment Of either Of
these classes, many questions arise as to
climate, pleasant homes, accessibility FOR
transportation, commercial importance.
and for the wealthy, properly laid out
thoroughfares and sghtly homes. and So
ciety; and for the wage Garner investing
his small surplus the matter of employ
ment and supply of foodstuffs, such as
fruits and vegetables. To the non-resi-
dent who invests his money in a city and
leaves it to grow all Of these conditions
are as important TO the man who lives
on his purchased property.
Districts Should Be Studied.
Districts are a matter for careful study.
In all young cities, where growth i'm
size, population, commercial Importance
and values are TO be anticipated, prac-
tically everything depends on the district
selected, because OF the capricious shift
ing OF the activity and Importance of the
district. Many a man who has invested
IN the wrong district has seen nothing but
expense in maintaining vacant property,
while few blocks away his friends have
bought and sold and bought and sold
hgain, always at profit because they
were in an active district Then the in
dividual property rnder consideration and
its value as compared with the adjacent
property Is a matter for further serious
thought.
Make No Misstep.
'The judicious purchase Of real estate
IS a serious question and merits ones
future. but that of your family and a
misstep may mean a stumbling block In
your progress. toward the foundation OF a
competency or even a fortune
"The growing city like this one appeals
TO the wise investor. one who uses ordi-
nary Judgment in the selection Of real
estate and securities in a city enjoying 4
good. substantial growth, can hardly lose
by the investment. A growing conditior
is as necessary for profitable investments
therein as is growth for a child to become
man.
I'm a city which is finished by reason Of
its relations to the commerce of IN,
world. one which has attained the ful
growth necessary 10 accommodate a pop.
ulation already up to the limit Of its abil.
ity to support. an investment looking e
adequate returns Of profits is a mookna
failure"
Evening journal., 1907-03-02

WORTH READING. The editorial
page OF this issue contains a story
from March number OF Munsey's
Magazine. The wonderful resources Of
Mexico. II you are interested in Mex
leo and Ike good literyature, read st.
Evening journal., 1907-03-02
Missionary to Preaoh.

In Washington Heights NJ f. Church to-
morrow morning the Rev Frederick Poole.
who for seven years was missionary IN
China, will make an address. In the af-
ternoon he will speak at the missionary
rally at Brandywine Church and in the
evening will preach in Union Church. Mr.
Poole viii dress In the native Chinese
costume.
Evening journal., 1907-03-02
somsthIna poInn in the 81,

Local astronomers are watching the
heavens during the evening hours for
meteoric displays. According to author
ities, numerous firebalis may be expected
until Monday, and Il the weather con-
tinues clear, the display may be worth
while sitting up for. More are promised
from March 10 the 2ith
Evening journal., 1907-03-02
Road peIenates Appointed.

Governor Lea has named the following
delegates to the fourth annual convention
OF the American Roadmakers' Assocla-
tion. which meets in Pittsburg March Il
and iS: c. Candy Hopkins and Francis A..
Price, Wilmington; W. a. Scott. Town
send; j p. Hudson, Smyrna; Charles
Barker. Milford.
Evening journal., 1907-03-02
To Build al Webbis Beaoh.

party OF ten young gentlemen from
Wilmington have leased land at Webb's s
Beach. opposite Bowers Beach. ana are
preparing to build club cottage which
Is TO be used by themselves and their
families. j. r. Stevens, one OF the party.
was in Milford last week arranging for
lumber and other materials for the new
building,
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-01-25
TURN ON The LIGHT.

The Cooling busneeslke administration arald o. e i
light # does not want to give the people account OF ITS steward
hin Reckless in expenditure practically every department Of
after squanderng the large appropriations has ped
Id deficiency aggregang Of 100000 and these =
attempting to keep under bushe
Pfu Is the plight Senators Nugent and Hart who take
tile lead III attempting mp these Deficiencies against the
searching inquiries enators Macbeth Wtwe and others Of
The minority
Here IS sefauded administration whose organ bound hand
and foot with gag mouth has proclaimed the very acme
of business dealing unwilling bring its accounts before the rep
eentayes people tt burning shame and disgrace to the
state Of Idaho
Why this squrming the earchligh? Why this refusal to
Give the people an accounting of their nances Does the Goodng
orah machine know shame? It's defiance Of the demand
that the deficiency warrants the be tabuaed facts given
issued and for what purpose with the Van
erbt uterance of the people damned And yet these gen
emen despite the seeming ghnes and security Of their grip upon
the affairs Of Idaho will find there day of rec
oning They always behind the solid buwa of the
Republican Mormon majority in the state senate The people
reading thinking their right manage their
business and call public officials Senator Nugents
atory suppress the facts excepting for the times
icing
Turn the light!
1t the plan the bosses keep the deficiency
lark until the appropriation bills have passed rush
mem through fell svoop Under every parliamentary device
Q cut off debate
Could any spectacle ptful than this? The so-called
lant business administration hiding from the just wrath of the
eope sorry plight indeed for the Goodng Brady Boraf ma
Hine
Turn the light Of
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-01-25
TO INCORPORATE THIS PIPER

Al the suggestion Democrats The Boise Citizen
70 be incorporated stock company capital
zaton that will permit OF rapid development There
felt the need Of strong vigorous newspaper at the
capital Of Idaho that all times and all circumstances will
fe true 70 the Democratic party loyal the commonwealth
foe Of graft and corruption friend supporter every
worthy enterprise And number Of Democrats stated
expressed confidence that the editor manager The Citizen
can build UP such paper and willing the enterprise
with such financial lacking will peranency growth
depend solely upon integrity ability perseverance and push Of the
management.
We proud Of this confidence and will not be misplaced
There will be flare and bre trumpets public at ALL
times will be taken into confidence all
watch with pleasure otherwise the development great pub
fishing enterprise from the ground up proposition
there attractive than newspaper enterprise grows
and develops with the growth development Of the community
which i lis increase in value proper management
certain the increase value the principal corner lot
81 growing So those who shares The Citizen
rest assured that they splendid investment for all
that Of experience natural pleasure and enhu
sasie effort can do to insure early and acknowledged
he done
We had intended forthcoming to make
every personal sacrifice necessary the building up Of our little
paper Tor the stated and because in the work
There need ~ Idaho Of militant aggressive Democracy
the trend q the nation everywhere back the principles
enuneated BY Jefferson The days special privileges are mum
Tered and the people everywhere looking towards the Dmoc
facy Ihreefouris Of the people Of the States are Dem
ocrats today although Of them know it. The Splendid
endorsement given BY the Democratic measures pushed
through reluctant BY President shows this
g be true Il the half policy has been appreciated the
ene Democratic program wpng out the last vespe Of sneca1 PC
privileges will be the enthusiastically received pr
To be humble yet worker in the vineyard the pei
am and purpose Of The Citizen and cooperation
g subscribers stockholders o all Democrats in the common n
wealth Of Idaho
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-01-25
THE MUCKRAKERS.

Ridgway's strikes the human chord
OF the 'muckraker" in the following
paragraph
"Pillorying ones fellowrnan is not 4
joyous occupation. The man who See,
any fun in it is an abnormal creature
He who would do it for profit is a
monster. When public men are honestly
attacked, 1t is because in that way onR
can a pernicious system be reached. A
case IN point. Just now we are bear
ing down pretty hard on Simon Gug-
genheim. We don't know Mr.. Guggen-
hem We are glad of it. We under
stand that he is very able, frank,
engaging person. If we knew him It 4
would make our work harder We are
attacking Mr.. Guggenheim because we
believe that he materially assisted in the
election of several Legislators on the I'M
Outstanding that they would send him
@ the United States senate. There is
iDtliiSdilt precedent tor this method, but
hat does not make it right Mr.. Gug \
5enhelm will perhaps measure up TO the
present standards of senatorial validity d
That is not the point. II doesn't jus
lty his going there Legislatures are
opposed to send such men to the sen
te as will be approved by their constit-
ents. When a senator buys his seat
1e will Of the people is doubly thwarted
when he pours money into a legisla-.
IRIS district, he defects the choice Of n
le district; otherwise he would not
our in the money. This buying a seat
the United States senate like seat
the Stock Exchange is real menace
our representative government, and
cry time it is done we propose to
rick like Freedom when Kosiusko fell
mon Guggenheim is an incident"
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-01-25
Publishers Column

The publishers announce.
for the present week IS mad. \
leader in our editorial column
he BOISE Citizen is to be ineo,I
porated, enlarged and its MI
OF usefulness greatly increase
This is good news to those !
have watched the progress Of h
paper. y
Our circulation is surely h
coming statewide as visitors trosl
all sections subscribe to aid in r.
upbuilding Of great Democr,;l
newspaper at Boise. I
Since our last issue we have !.
corded II new names, brino,.'
the total of new subscriptions i
ded under the new name j.,
management to 1870, which / /,
very gratifying growth. III,
new names for the present wed
are:
Henry Konrad.
c. R. Shaw.
Or. W. D. Springer.
Moore & Shafer.
George Goodrich.
N. NJ. Ruick.
Chas. H. Roberts.
Phil Tate.
W. A. Sample, Idaho CITY.
Judge w. w, Woods, Wallace
]. L. Kirtley, Salmon.
1. R. Walters, Senate.
Keep your eye on The Citizen
IS to be the pronounced success
1907 in Idaho Journalism.