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Educational Echoes.

THE provisional certificates will be issued to-
morrow.
THE pupils of the Grant school will give
their annual entertainment next Thursday
afternoon.
THE pupils of No. ! of the Hazelwood school,
Twenty-third ward will picnic at Blair's Grove
next Friday.
THE public schools close next Friday. On
Saturday the teachers will receive their salaries
for the month of June.
THE annual school jubilee, in connection
with several school exercises. will mark the
closing of the school year at the Humboldt
school next Friday
IT is reported that Miss N. Y. Bolce of the
Grant school. will not return to school after
this term. Her marriage is expected to occur
in the near future.
NEXT Thursday will be visiting day at the
Mt. Washington school. The school jubilee
occurs the following day. Prof. McCargo, who
has been quite sick, is rapidly recovering.
THE Franklin school feels elated Just now.
Of the Central High School graduating class of
this year five of its members were pupils of
this school, and three of them take honors.
TOMORROW the final examination tor all
applicants to High School commences. The
studies will be history and analytical arith-
metic; Tuesday, arithmetic and orthography;
Wednesday, grammar and composition.
MISS MARY A. GRAY. successful teacher
of the Luckev school, will be married early in
July to Mr.. r. Smith. There is every likelihood
that another of the Luckey school teachers
will grace someone else's home before vacation
is over.
Miss ANNIE EDWARDS. who has Just grad
ated from the Maryland State Normal School,
is visiting her cousin MISS Lizzie Edwards. the
well-known teacher of the PEBBLES school.
Miss Edwards has just been elected teacher
in the Baltimore schools.
THE National Teachers Association meets
in July at Nashville. An excursion party of
educational people from Pittsburg is on the
tapis. The expenses of the round trip can be
had for S2l So Those wishing to 60 must sig
nifty their intention before Wednesday.
THE trouble over the dropping of the Misses
Forbes, Payne and Aughinbaugh, of the
Moorhead School will be settled Tuesday
night The friends of Miss Aughinbaugh say
she will be reinstated. There are number of
applicants for the positions. The trouble was
the source of much gossip in educational cir
cles yesterday. The Minersville School Board
has also asked for the resignation Of one Of its
teachers
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anger. But it was too late, he tried to per-
suade the King that he had been at Flor
ingen and that that picture had been stolen
from him, but the King would not believe
him, and he at once ordered the executioner
of the country to come and take him away
and behead him.
But the executioner was great friend OF
Bolden, and when they got little way
from the castle he told him to run away.
This BolGen did and he saved his lie.
A few weeks after the King sent to Flor
ingen to fetch Princess Florimar, but as
Wolmar, who had been sent, did not have
the golden shoe buckle, she would not come.
"Go and tell your King to send me the
man with the golden shoe buckle, and 1 will
believe that he wants me"
Woimar was dumfounded when he heard
this, and when he returned home the King
was mad. He went himself to Floringen,
and when FlorImar told him that she had
given golden shoe buckle to the man who
brought her picture, the King began to real
ize that BoIdon might have been right after
all. He sent for the executioner and asked
him where Boldon was, and when he heard
that he was still alive, Boldon was sent for.
Princess Florimar at once recognized him,
and asked for the golden shoe buckle
Boldon handed it 10 her, and the lady then
expressed her willingness to be the Kings
wife, The King was delighted, and he took
Florimar to his castle, where the wedding
was held with due pomp and ceremony.
Wolmar was hanged the next day, but
Boldon was greatly honored by both his
King and his Queen.
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FIORIMAROFF FLORINGEN
ERNEST HI. HEINRICHS.
BY

came he escaped from the ship and by a
short route he ran home as fast as he could.
Although the picture he had originally was
not of a very good looking lady, she had
given him lots of presents of gold and dia-
monds so when he arrived before the King,
he stated:
"Most gracious monarch, this is the pic
ture OF Princess Florimar, of the country OF
Floringen, and these are the presents she
sends YOU with her love and devotion. Your
name, oh, King and Lord, and the glories OF
our land opened the doors for me every
where, and was received and honored with
all courtesy wherever l went.
The King accepted the picture and the
presents, and he expressed his admiration OF
the beauti ul lady in many words. Then
he laid it aside, saying: "Boldon will have
to do we'll if he wants to save his head"
In the meantime Boldon, however, had
arrived in his country also. He had never
taken the trouble to look at the picture OF
the Princess again, neither did he give the
fact any thought that he had told Wolmar
who the lady was. Boldon was an open,
straightforward and honorable man, who
believed everybody to be as honest as him
self 1t was he who had gone to Floringen,
and when he saw the Princess Florlmar he
at once felt assured that she was the most
beautiful lady In the world. w men ne nao
told her and her father the errand he had
come on, both were much pleased, and as he
went away with the picture the Princess
said:
"Hero, Boldon, is golden shoe buckle;
take it and give it to your King, and when
he wants me to come to his lands as his
Queen tell him to send it to me by you and
1 will come" Then Bolden, much grati-
fed with his success, departed.
When he arrived at his own Kings castle,
he at once opened his trunk and pulled out
the picture, holding it before the King:
This is the picture of Florimar of Flor
ingen." he said, but before he could say
another word, the King shouted:
"Stop, you arrant knave, that is not Flori-
mar, but here she is. :"
Then he held the picture Wolmar had
stolen from Bolden's trunk before him and
Dal1o, ,oorlu fall to oround NTH
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and ,hoose a nneen to whom we. as Hour

world and choose queen to whom we, as your
faithful subjects, may do homage, and in
whom the noble deeds OF yourself and your
servants may be reflected in a halo of ever
lasting glory and magnifcence.
When the earl sat down a murmur of ap-
plause arose all around the room, and as the
King himself seemed to be pleased at the
speech the murmur soon became grand
ovation. Then the King spoke.
"My friends and vaSsals, he began, "the
noble earl has simply anticipated desire,
which has been felt by me for some time,
and 1 fully intended to make you ac.
uuainted tonight with the wish have to
seek for myself and my county queen,
who must be to me the brightest jewel in
my crown, and to you being fit to receive
your love and admiration. For this pur-
pose desire two of you to come here to-
morrow morning, and 1 will place in your
hands the credentials which will make you
welcome in our neighboring Kingdoms.
Each of you is to 90 and see for himself
where the lady most BETTING the honor of
being your queen may be found. Within
three months you will come back and report
to me. We will then judge OF your success
and make our choice"
The courtierS were all satisfied with the
Kings speech, and the next morning
Wolmar and Boldon-the two ambassadors
selected-appeared before the King.
"Now listen, gentlemen" he said, "the
task before you is by no means an easy one.
He who comes back and is successful in
bringing the lady Of my choice shall be
honored and rewarded without measure, but
he who tails to please me will have to die.
In order to convince me of who has made
the best choice, want you to bring me
picture of the lady when you return"
Thus Wolmar and Boldon left on their
important mission; one went this way and
the other somewhere else.
In about two months the two men had
completed their task and they net together
on a ship bound Tor their home.
"Well, let me see your picture" said
Wolmar to Bolden one day, and Bolden
handed it to him. When Wolmar glanced
at il be was perfectly amazed at the beauti-
full face before him, and he knew at once
that Bolden's choice would carry the prize.
He therefore resolved to steal Bolden's pic
ture and give him bis own, which was not
half 50 good looking. The next night when
Bolden was asleep, Wolmar quietly went to
the trunk where he knew Bolden kept the
picture of the beautiful lady and ex-
changed them. Then as soon as morning
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A GOOD OFFER.

There are now in our Par
lor Furniture room many odd
pieces, such as Easy Chairs,
Rockers, Divans, Cabinets,
Center Tables, which we
should very much like to get
rid of. You know what that
means. 1t doesn't take much
money to buy under these
circumstances.
All the latest styles and
finest makes of Parlor Suites
are here as we'll. Your in
spection isrespectfully invited.
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the beautiful scenes you may feast your
eyes on in coracle voyage, however enjoy
able the frequent change from the tearing
rapid to tine gently moving stream and
calm, still pool, the trout fishing on the
parts of the Dee where coracles are used is
not good-it is not what it used to be some
years ago. When it is considered that the
fisherman fishes some dozen miles of river,
that he has access to both banks, that he
fishes places which can be fished by no one
else, and that he takes some five or six
hours about it, most people will think that
on a good day he ought to fill his basket. 1t
is not so now, and the reason is not far to
seek. Since the great encouragement of
salmon which has taken place within the
last few years, trout are sensibly diminish
ing in rivers where salmon run. Both sal
mon and sea trout, when they go down
stream In the spring as kelts, are voracious,
and there is no doubt that they kill num-
bers of trout; but the Dee holds much
deadlier foe to trout than the salmon.
MURDERoUs PIKE.
There are pike all along its course now,
and they are practically ineradicable. 1t is
said that Sir Watkin Wynn of olden time
put pike into Bala Lake. These fish soon
made their appearance on the river. Some
years ago it was said that they had not been
seen many miles below the outlet of the lake,
but now they are below Llangollen at any
rate. If relentless war were waged against
them, if they were netted and nightlined in
season and out of season, and price put
upon their heads, their numbers might be
kept down; but it is practically impossible
to exterminate them, particularly when
supply can always be maintained from Bala
Lake. The numbers of trout might be in
creased by breeding, and turning large
quantities into the river, and it is said that
some riparian proprietors are doing this; but
it is rather hopeless and discouraging task
to provide trout for the pike to feed on.
1t is not of very much use either to pro-
vide other fish, for the pike prefer trout,
and there is no doubt that they kill incredi-
BILE quantities. If each pike were only to
take one trout day some idea may be
formed of the large number that must be
destroyed in year where pike are plentiful.
Trout fishing that is worth having will in a
few years be thing of the past upon the
Dee if the present state OF things goes On.
Only one coracIe is now maintained at
Llangollen, Looking forward to the ex-
tinction of trout in one of the best streams
possible for their maintenance makes the
fisherman feel sad.
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CAN WE INDUCE YOU

to lay in some curtains now, if
we cut the prices2 Well, if
you are inclined at all to do
something, come around and
see our single pairs and odd
Curtains, in lace, turcoman,
chenille, sash, silk, etc. Our
entire stock of draperies, and
these odd goods in particular,
must be sold forthwith to
make room for our large fall
importations that will soon
commence to arrive. Don't
forget our Curtain Stretchers,
Mosquito Bars, etc.
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CONSIDER THIS WELL

Do you think you could
"fnd room" for another Cham
Der Suite in your house, if
you would get it at a big bar
gain? If it is "a go" come in
at once. You will find our
special $40 Bed Room Suite
equal (if not superior) to any
offered elsewhere for 50 per
cent more money. These
suites come in imitation ma
hogany, walnut and antique
oak. Finest Chamber Suites
up to 5000. A big saving Of
money on every one.
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DON'T SKIP III. z
for it contains some mighty good
tips and pointers to people in
need of Carpets, Furniture,
House Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods
LOOK HERE.

Carpet buyers! Can we make
the saving of money an OBJ
ject for you? We put aside
from our regular stock all our
Carpet remnants, ranging
from 7 yards up to any size
sufficient to cover the largest
room, and will close them at
away below regular prices.
The patterns may be a little
"of" (on some of them) but
the qualities are frst-class.
They include choice Tapestry
and Body Brussels, Velvets
and Moquettes.
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DO YOU LIKE COMFORT?

If so, make your house as
cool as possible during the
heated term. To bring about
this result nothing is more
conducive than the laying of
China Mating. How cool
and pleasant it makes a room.
Well, we want to tell you
that we have a lot of rem
nants in these goods, differ
ent lengths, and will sell them
at big reductions. See
them.
The celebrated Hartman
steel mats on sale here.
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Lawn Fete.

A lawn fste and evening garden party
will be given on Thursday evening, June
q, from 5 to II, at the residence Of John
Perring, Esq, Butler street, opposite cable
car station, under the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid Society of st. Johns Episcopal
Church. No effort will be spared to make
the occasion worthy Of the patronage Of the
public. A musical and literary programme
of unusual excellence will be one OF the
features. Miss Edith Totten, Mrs. F. G.
Fricke and other vocaliSts and the cele-
brated Female Orchestra will supply the
music. Admission, 50c.
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DID YOU EVER

see our elegant assortment of
Silverware and the very rea-
sonable prices at which we sell
it? Well, there are many odds
and ends Laying around" now,
and, if you want them, a very
"easy figure will take them.
Remember our stock of Sill
verware consists only of the
most reliable grades. See
also our neat variety of clocks,
bric-a-brac, pictures, etc. No
fancy prices on these fancy
goods at Keech's.
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Two Brokers on Change.

The other day two well-known members
of the Stock Exchange were seen conversing
in very quiet and mysterious manner. 1t
transpired that one was giving the other a
'pointer" on where to get his old clothes
renovated and repaired. 1t is needless to
say that Dickson, the Tailor, Go Fifth ave.,
was the man recommended as being on top
in this line. Give him a call. Remember
name and number, 65 Fifth ave-, second
floor. Telephone 1858.
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DELAYED BY THE FLOOD.
A Car Load of Straw Hats and Summer
Furpishinrs.

Owing to a three weeks delay of this cargo
of summer goods, we will offer the entire
line of straw hats and summer furnishings
at 5Oc on the dollar. Come and see the
slashing reductions in clothing. To secure
bargains, come early. A few more of the
Sachet laundry accounts to be given free
with the sale OF 50 worth or more in the
furnishing department. Our hot weather
department stocked with everything in the
market. Serges, alpacas, seersuckers, domets
or fannels, from 39c up. Come and see our
line of fine summer clothing before going
elsewhere. JACKSoNS,
Clothiers, Tailors, Hatters and FurnisheY,
954 and 956 Liberty street. Star Corner.
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Pittsburg and Lake Erie Ra,lroad.

Pullman car between Pittsburg and Lake.
wood (Lake 'Chautauqua). Commencing
june 20. Pullman car will leave Pittsburg
on the 4:l0 P. NJ. train, daily except Sun
day, arriving at Lakewood at 1895 P. M,
and jamestown 1045 P. M. Returning. the
car will leave jamestown at 1885 P. M, ar
irving in Pittsburg at $50 A. M. Tourist
tickets are now on sale.
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SIDEBOARDS.

More styles here to select
from than at any other furni-
ture house in the country.
Prices from SIS to $500.
Goods fit for peasant and
king.
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REFRIGERATORS.

Every housekeeper who has
not yet bought her refrigera-
tor should see the large as
sortment of these timely goods
at Keech's. Qualities high;
prices low.
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One Thousand Miles of Transportation and
One Weeks Board for S12 90.

The Pittsburg and Cincinnati packet line.
Steamers leaving Pittsburg as follows:
Steamer Katie Stockdale, Thomas S. Cal
houn, Master, leaves everv Monday at PM.
Steamer Hudson, J. F. Ellison, Master,
Steamer Scotia, G. W. Rowley, Master,
leaves ever Friday at 4P. M.
First-class fare to Cincinnati and return.
S12 90, meals and stateroom included; or,
down by river and return by rail, S12 80.
Tickets good until used.
For further information apply to James
A. Henderson, Superintendent, "a Water
street. Su
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FOLDING BEDS.

A complete variety of these
popular goods always on hand.
And, stick a pin right here,
you never fail saving a few
(often many dollars by buy
ing at Keech's.
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For finely cut, neat-ftting SUIT leave
your order with Walter Anderson, 700
Smithfeld street, whose stock of English
suitings and Scotch tweeds is the finest in
the market; imported exclusively for his
trade Su
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Foreet-M -Me.No,s and Gip.y Ring,

New and pretty. Delicate shades of enamel
solid gold, but inexpensive, only 81 30 to
81 80. New style gypsy rings set with gar
net, sapphire, emeralds and rubies at same
price. Call at E. P. Roberts s. Sons. They
nave SO many dainty novelties for summer.
FSu
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ImuOrted PORT.

1928 Imperial oporto Port, full quarts.s3 OF
1869 Mackenzie Port, full quarts. ...... 2 5(
Fine Old White Port, full quarts. ..... 2 O(
London Dock Port, full quarts. ..... 2 OC
Burgundy Port, full quarts. ......... sc
Fine Old Spanish Port, full quarts. -. / 0C
For sale by G.. W. Schmidt, 95 and 81
Fifth ave.
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1 AN selling fine Havana Key West
cigar 8 for 25c. WILLIAM j. FRIDAY,
wFsu 633 Smith6eld street,
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BABY CARRIAGES.

The reason why we sell
more than any two stores in
the city combined is not far
to seek. Handsome styles,
greater variety, better goods,
lower prices-that's all.
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California Claret.

Coleman's Flag Brand,
G. W. S. Flag Brand,
Zinfandel Claret,
By the case or bottle.
G. W. SCHMIDT,
95 and 81 Fifth avenue, city,
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The Best is the Cheapest.

Just received, carload of Milwaukee ex.
port beer, in pint and quart bottles Allow
ance for empties returned.
W. II. HOLMES & Son,
Nos. 15S First ave-, 12O Water st.
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0nrx Enst BLACK HnsierY.

At % cents we have full line for ladies
and children, all sizes. Remember the
Onyx brand is the only stainless fast black
made.
T. SCHoENTHAL, 612 Penn avenue.
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Fine Old Port Wines
TAYLOR d DEANS,
eos and EOS Market Street

XU3 and SU0 Market street,
Is headquarters for adjustable window
screens, which will fit any window. Price
from SOC to SOC each. Also for fencing Of
every description. EoDi
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GREAT bargains in fine watches, jewelry,
sterling and quadruple plated tableware at
j. P. Steinmann's, 107 Federal St, ALLIE
gheny. TTssu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-23

ELEGANT cabinet photos, any style, 81 80
per doz. Panel picture with each doz. cabi-
nets. LIES POPULAR GALLERY, 10 and u
Sixth st. suMwF
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WRITTEN FOR THE DIsPATcH.l

HE King of Ilka-
land was celebra-
ting his25th birth
day aud it was a
day of great joy
and rejoicing at
the court. All the
mobiles and grand
ees of the coun-
try were present,
and the array of
G org go us COS
TUNES, of ric h e S
and elegance, was
magnificent to be-
hold The young
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-23

If you have not smoked the La Perla del
Fumar Key West Cigar you have lost a
treat. Sold for 25c. G. W. SCHMIDT,
Nos. 95 and 81 Fifth ave.
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500 Engravings Given Away Free, Free,

One 22x2s engraving given with every
. uchase at Treganowan's picture store.
Picture frames, engravings, etchings, etc.
Life size crayon portraits, 25x30, for IS 90.
Now is your time, improve it. 152 Wylie
ave. wFSu
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WHEN ordering beer for family use, give
C. Baeuerlein Brewing Co. IS product trial
1t is absolutely pure and palatable. Tele-
phone 101S. ThSSu
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SomethingT hat Always

interest housekeepers is Table
Covers. Table Linens, Nap
kins, etc. Many remnants of
these goods are now to be
found in our Dry Goods de-
partment; prices have been
greatly reduced. :.
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Imported sherry Wine.

Imperial Amorosa, 1910. $50. SO 81
Imperial Amontillado, 1923. ..... 8 OF
Pemartin Reserve, 1910. 0........... 2 OF
Solera Cabinet, 1860. ................ 1 81
Vino de Pasto... 1 OF
Full quarts, case or gallon.
WILLIAM j. FRIDAY,
wFsU 633 Smithfeld street.
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Pntronize Home Industry

PntronlZe Home Industry
By drinking Frauenheim & Vilsack's Pitts.
burg beer. TTssu
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Imported Sherry,

1928, Imperial Amontillado Sherry,
full quarts. SO 90
1928, Imported Brown Sherry, full
quarts. 80. ....................... :. 8 90
Pemartin Sherry, full quarts. ........ 2 90
Choice Old Brown Sherry, full quarts. 2 90
Harmony Sherry, full quarts. ........ so
Fine Old Topaz Sherry, full quarts.... 90
For sale by G. W. Schmidt, 95 and 81
Fifth ave.
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GUNS, revolvers; catalogues free.
'. h. JOHNSTON, 706 Smithfeld st.
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The Bargains Shown

by us at present in Dry Goods
cannot easily be matched;
the same can be truthfully
said Of Mems Clothing. Now
is the accepted time to buy
these goods. Come in and
examine our stock.