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For the CHICAGO Convention

For the Chicago Convention 49,
Take the Chesapeake and Ohio railway, via Gin
cinnati and indianapolis. Through cars. lowest
rate, quick time, vestibuled trains, Pullman
sleepers, model dining cars. Ticket offices, 5lS
and 1921 Penn ave.-Adpt
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Penn6YIV0n10 H01IfO6d 70 MInne8pOID OnIy
O22 for the Round Trip.
For the accommodation Of delegates and
visitors to the republican national convention
at Minneapolis the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany will sell excursion tickets to Minneapolis
from NAV 81 to June g. inclusive, valid to re-
turn until June Is, at e22 from Washington.
Owing to the superior facilities, short route
and fine train equipment the Pennsylvania
railroad will be the popular ROUTE to the con-
yention.-Adut
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Lowr.t Ratr to MInneapoIi. Ever known.

For the republican national convention at
Minneapolis, June Z, the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company will sell round-trip tickets
from Washington for S22 for the round trip.
Tickets will be sold June to 5, inclusive, and
will be valid for return journey until June Is,
inclusive.-Adrt.
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Rockville Ladies VIII BE Pleased to
know that the Domestic Sewing Machine Co. hal
opened Pattern Agency at Hicks. iel-6t
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The democratic members of the Rhode Island
legislature in caucus have considered the rule,
which the republicans propose to adopt, ant
decided to delay matters as much as possible by
filibustering. so that the session may be drawn
ont for two weeks
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Those Special Presents
Are given with one pound of Thea-Nectar Tea
or one pound Of A. and p. Baking Powder.
Checks are given with every Csc. worth Of Tea,
Coffee, Condensed Milk. &c. II you have not
tried our Coffee inquire Of your neighbor as to
its merit-S3, IS and &c. for Mocha and Java
blend.
The GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.,
sol and 500 Seventh st. NV.
BRANCHES: 1920 l4th st. n.w-3104 NJ st.
Georgetown.-S15 H st. n.e.-58, SO and GO
Center Market-67 and 68 Eastern Market.
81 and 80 Western Markets and o
Street Market-101 Northern Liberty Market.
NEWTON H. BOWMAN, Manager.
Telephone S4S. It'll lJ.L-w.
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H. A. Seligson's Blackberry and Soup
pernong, cleo per gallon; Catawba, S0c., are
immense. iel-St
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HI. A. Seligson's Own Imported Rhine
wines and clarets 1t %, 80 per gal. are Immense
for IL days only. sl-st
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B. II. SrINENErz Sous are Offering the
best Of this seasons straw hats at popular
prices. New lot from Knox-his ktest-re-
ceived this morning.-Adrt
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Low RATE TO MINNEAPOLIS VIA PHNNsYLvA-
MIA RAILRoAp.-Tickets to Minneapolis and re-
turn, on account of republican national conven-
ton, will be sold by the Pennsylvania railroad at
rate of S22. Special train at S:26 pm. tomor-
row, the 4th Rate, including sleeping car
berth going on this special train, $27.-Adut
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Claret Wine, Claret Wine.
A bottle Of excellent Claret, 25c.
a Fine Family Grocery, AT It'll stn.v
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RETHEspA PARK.

Circus Of Trained Doss nj , and O'Clock pm
Grounds will he beautifully lighted by arr and IN
candescent electric listts-
Atqp. the wonderful electric fountain Will rlay.
being the only one of the kiui In this country.
The BEAUTIFUL new slo.O0 Steam CArousAl. acrotn-
modating 80 people At time AMI accompanied
Ivy 4 costly German OrchaStri0n urcan. "a uP-ra-
ton and running daily. The large new sNitchhark
will give a COOL shady ride O. all
Take out the children TO the birds and animals
and TO feed the swans.
The new cafe Open, under tic management of the
celebrated caterer and rhri AlsNandrr Furtin.
Among other attractions She beautiful grows,
with rustic seats and tables rruir VarfisHs THE
PRIZE BAZAAR, THE SHOOTS THAIlfkh. ME
MUSICAL. PHONtsikAph. THE ELECTRIC BAT
TERl. TIE COON CANE, QTotrS, TAI EAZZl.E
DAZZLE, TENNIS GkouNDs Am RASF RAIL
GROUNDS FOR THOSE WHO BRING TIIiIR
RACkETs. MIS-. BATS AND BALLS, TIE
PATENT SWINGS. THE CANE BOARD GAME.
THE BABY GAME and many ufhvrs.
Ample prutstion 10 all ana VA charge " deputy
sheriff ami hest Of order will D. maintained.
No LIQUORS ARE SOLD bN 1HF ~ GROUNDS
Plenty OF open WI he run and good acccmmo-
dztions guaranteed for all.
Admission 20 grounds and dog cicus and 10 dancing
on pavilion FREE.
Take Georgetcwn and Tenallytown 81 Seh ana
VI SITS. Georgetown uyZs-u
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DoS'r miss going TO 3. B. Barnum Z Cos,
93l Pennsylvania avenue, II you are looking for
q suit for yourself or children. They carry fine
goods and are giving big discounts from reg
ular prices.-AdsG
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s. Heller, TO It'll 1t. NV, y making spe-
and Hhampooing; also cures DandruH. my2o-tr
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Tho Minnesota republican state central COM
mittee has named st. Paul a. the place and
July 10 Is the time for nominating candidates.
for governor and other state o13cers.
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p To KEEP THINGS LIVELY AT THE KISK ON
NEW YORK AVE. (NEAR 13rH), julius LANs-
BURGH will offer % pieces of 1sc. silkaline ut the
rdiculously low price Of SC. per yard
Regular sI.50 mosquito bed canopies at
clips
Only at the rink at the above prices-where
we are selling off our surplus stock of furniture
way under price.
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$500 to Minneapolis and Return via tho
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
For the republican national convention. on
June Z, the Baltimore and Ohio railroad will
sell round-trip tickets to Minneapolis ut the low
rate of *22 for the round trip. Tickets will be
on sale June to 5, inclusive, and will be good
for return Journey Until June rs. inclusive.
On Saturday. jung 4, at pm, another
special train on day coaches and Pullman
sfeepers, occupiedY ny the Pennsylvania Club,
in charge Of Mefsh H. ]. Shoemaker, H.
A. Cobaugh, Dsnia Rahey, ]. C. Quein and J..
N. Test. A third train, occupied by Harrison
Chase. will leave at i1:40 pm, June 4. First
class accommodations guaranteed to every one.
Tickets for sale by above named gentlemen and
at Baltimore and Ohio ticket Offices, 1851 and
$40 Pennsylvania avenue, and at depot ticket
ofhce.-Adrt
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oas to Minneapolis and Return via b. O.
H. u.
Tickets sold June t66. good to return until
18th See list of special parties this paper
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PosSrR's ADvERTrsKMKNr WAITER II Mr..
Lewis, and he il pretty well known and read in
washington He has written q thirty-page
book entitled: Eight Ideas on Advertising "
Mr., Lewis himself says: at doesn't tell it all,
but il tells 20 cents worth" The Baltimore
papers have very high opinion of Mr.. Lewis
Judgment on advertising. The american calls
him q "leader in the profession" You viii do
we'll to read his little work. Send two dimes,
or stamps, or postal note, and get one. Address
Mr.. Lewis, care Of Posner's, Baltimore, Md.
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Go on DANISHowER's real estate excursion
June and .. See special notices.-Adot
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WHY Paw

Why Pay
IS, IS, SO and 40c. for Coffee elsewhere,
Our Java and Mocha Coffee, SOC. per pound,
gives entire satisfaction.
METzaERs Fine Family Grocery, All It'll st.n.w.s
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SPECIAL FOR TOMORROW ONLY
CocoAxur CARAAELs. only 10 cents for HALF
POUND Box.
ALL Coo. CANDIES continue to go at 30 cents.
PURE Ice CREAM SODA. Sc glass.
SBEETz, 10th and and Welckers Hotel
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The BEST MADE.

Our 45c. jean drawers
FRANC L Son. One Price,
Cor 9Th and ID.
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Go ON DANENHowER's real estate excursion
June and 8. See special uotices.-Adct
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Not Every One

Cares to wear a straw hat. For such men we
keep line of Derbies, light weight, light color
and light price. That Sl.90 Hat is a 'beauty."
FRANC l. SoN, One Price,
1t Cor. 7th and ID.
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yourself TO "Bromodane" for curing your head
scAs, An instant cues end harmless. 26c.-Advt.
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Pure Old Rye Whisky a years old ,75c. at.
NErzaER's Fine Family Grocery All It'll 81. n. ". =

Mosquito Net nearly yards wide. SC.
Beautiful Figured Challies, &c. Wash Rags Sc.
Mems Outing Shirts. $780,; China Silk, 39c.
Black India Linen, 10c., Surah Silk, $50.
Mems Twilled Cotton Drawers. Csc.
Children's Jersey Shirts, three for Csc.
1t Carriers" Ill Market space.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

6. U. S. DENTAL Assn Best teeth, ss.
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SALE BY AUCTION OF HERRs RESIDENCE IN
GEoRGEIowN.-One of the finest residences in
West Washington, No. 1851 3lst street, will be
sold next Monday at O'Clock pm. The house
contains seventeen rooms, including bath rooms,
. long winter sun porch, with steam radiators.
Gives summer heat in zero weather. House
heated by steam, and has all the modern con-
veniences. The grounds surrounding the resi-
dence are extensive, the flower beds contain
ing about 500 roses, Japanese plants, dwarf
trees, &C. stabling, &C., This is a home COM
binins the pleasant features OF the country and
accessibility Of the city, The house Is emf
nently adapted for entertaining, the rooms
large and ceilings high See advertisement.
Very Low Rate to Democratic Convention.
The @. and O. route to Chicago, via Cincin-
Natl and Indianapolis, is unequaled for service
and scenery. yestibuled trains, new equip
pent, regular service, lowest rates. Ticket
ofnces, SIS and 1921 Penn ave.-Adct.
4. y.
Tickess sold June teyS, good to return unti
ssh, See list Of spectl parties this paper
\dgt
60 on DAxrxHowER's real estate excursioz
Juns md 8. See special noticss.-AdrS
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t. "SlI Do- Vnp
Those Special Presents

1t Will Pay You
To examine the stock of Notions that TRoT
carries. 1902 14th st. NV. (J.Lw.
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90 on DAxxxHowKR's real estate excursion
June and 9. See special noicss.-Adc&
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GUNNER SCHEDULE.
MOUNT VERNON.
THE TOMB OF WASHINGTON.
And the
GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL

GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL
MOUNT vERNoN.-The steamer MacHlcs,.r TO
turning by , 10 y. Fare. ruund trip. 81, in
Guiding admission % the mansion and lrrounA. Of
Mount Vernon. Cafe on the steamer Mount Vernon
guide books on the hoat.
MARSHALL HALL--steamers Manchester and
SUNDAYS II q. M. :, 30. 3 20 aud g Is . m
DAILY, EXCEPT DAYS and lOa. IA. and IS
INDIAN HEAD EVENING TRIPS, landing at
Marshall Hall both wAvs TIL RSDAl. FRIDAY aud
trips and at Marshall Hall ss-hroeier's Orchestra
Dancing Music on the Big Pavilion day and evening
Parties can 80 down 10 Marshall Hall on tie morn
ing or afternoon trs Of our STEAMERS and Iturn on
STEAMER RIVER QUEEN for Ale,.uJri. and
shall Hall. both ways. al m: daily escrlf SUNDAY
Important notice, Excursionists 10 the green lawns
OF Marshall Hall can leave Washington at IN
street wharf ON the HANDSOME his
STEAMER RIVER QUEEN.
Electric ighted hne and fast. at BAN an. On
Sunday schools going TO Marshall Hall should take
the E H,yer 9rs ytRN A. aSn N,neH.t HALF
my3l-tf STEAMBOAT co.
| nECoRATIoN DAY.
Steamer Bartholdi. Trip every hour all river
landing Beautiful scenery and pleasant round trip
| for charter up Ut down river. - - -
| JNo. CUMBERLAND SON.
| Foot of u. nv.
| my27-3m Foot of .s2l II.
4 Il still open. and visitors always Ind COM
Portable accommodations at the Lsursnrr. You leave
Washington 3s.s0 do the at uish and
be back again 2;lO p ~ next day. Lst us take Tin
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The PEorLEs Coxr1DrNO.
Has been won By
HOODS
gARS APARILLk

OF thousands Of letters Of praise from druggists
We give the following from Mr.. C. o. Bigelow. the
enterprising prescription druggist. who has very
large business at 1O2 Sixth Avenue. New York
City:
Il am. general PRINCIPLES, averse to expressing
my views. pro con, in respect TO any proprie-
tary article but in the light Of Hoods Sarsaparlls
being the product of q brother apothecary. will
say, Hoods Sarsaparilla has secured PLACE IN
THE PUBLIC CONFIDENCE never attained by
any proprietary medicine thstT have handled dur
ing experience Of more than twenty year, In the
drug trade. It
MUST POSSESS TRUE MERIT
As remedial agent to retain its increasing popular
ity a household remedy. The sale OF Hoods
Sarsapsla exceeds that Of all similar preparations
combined. of which keep in stock some fifteen or
twenty. Its
PRAISES ARE PROCLAIMED
Daily at my counter by those who have been bene-
hted by it, many Of whom personal acquaint-
ances." CLARENCE o. BIGELOw. Apothecary.
HOODS PILLS sick headache. biliousness.
assist Questionable best after dinner pills.
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use use use use use use use use
use use use use use use
use use use use use use use use
,,sa
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Royal Glue nends everythine. Druegista. 10.
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Tickess sold June toyS, good to return until
~, zss. See list Of 'pset parties this paper
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HOODS PILLS cure sick headache. biliousness
assist digestion-the best after dinner pills.
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interest by the faithful Bobby, prepares
his simple meal. and Sallies forth.
Leaving the dog to finish his brea kfast
and keep guard. he steps down into the
queer little dory that hobs around the
old scoyv all night like rat terrier nip
ping the staid heels of a great New
foundland
\ great popularity Of the old man 5
Craftsmanship is that he invari;.llz rows
stern first and backs water that is.
facing the direction in which he is go
ing and reversing the usual motion of
the oars The difficulty Of this method
of navigation is more readily seen when
al examination Of the little red boat
shows it to be flat-bottomed and square
sterned. 1t is very solidlv if rudelv
put together. however. and is the hand
iwork of the old fisherman himself. as
is his house. the old scow Both are
made of the heaviest timbers. the planlzs
in the dory being put in double. and yet
stronger beams forming the skeleton of
the Scow.
It was new find" to us two peo-
pie on the pier that afternoon. this
queer mode Of 1ife-to us. whose bust
ness is to find out chow the other half
lives
The gray old fisherman after his dav
of solitary toni at the net. with the
glittering. gasping spoils in the bottom
OF his boat. was now pulling-or rather
pushing -homeward through the hum
CRY white caps and the waning light.
The silver-lined wings of the sea gulls
flashed across his way. 50 close as to
seem with the friendship of famili-
arity. and the brisk breeze toyed care
lessly with his tangled beard and broad
tapped cap. but he regarded them as
old friends whose friendly advances he
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Why He Was Followed.

He was going home to his wife and
family. 1t was growing dark His
road from the station was d lonely one.
and he was getting along as fast as he
could. when he suddenly suspected that
a man behind him was following him
purposelv. The faster he went the
faster the man went, until they came to
J churchyard. Now, he said to him
self. III find out if he's after me. and
ne entered the ehurchvarl. The man
followed him Vague visions of re-
volvers and garroters grew upon him.
He made detour of a splendid mauso-
leum. Still the man was after him.
round and round. At last he turned
and faced the fellow. and asked: What
the dickens dc You want? What are
you following me foro- We'll. sir. do
You always GO home like this? | am GO
ing up to Mr.. Fitzkrowns house with a
parcel and the porter at the station
told me that if I'd follow you should
ind the place as You lived next door.
Are you going home at all to-night?''-
Melbourne City and Country.
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had known for Years.

had known for years.
Putting out after him in ~owboat
We came up with him as he W as climb
ing into his house from the dcry-s stern.
When made - understand the friend
~ curiosity we entertained toward his
dwelling place he. not ungraciouslv,
babe Us to come on board IN very much
Splintercd-up English. Bobby. seem
ing to POSSESS the astoniShed impression
that his master had gone crazy. forth
with proceeded t. protect him by de-
nouncin- the intruderS IN what was no
doubt canine profanity accompanied
by a goodly show of fang. He was
speedily paciticd. however. by the
united efforts OF host ami guests and
incidentally by a dainty 1nor>el OF food.
and we walked into the pslrlor. of the
gray spider.
The Sow was about twelve feet long
and eight wide. divided irto two com
partmentS. The south one was the
storeroon and fish we'll Here he places
al the fish he catches. ready for sale.
The greater part of this box-lil.e float
being under water. he. Of course. DE-
scaaas into these ROOMS. and for stair
way in each he has provided plank
leaned up against the wall with cleats
nailed chicken rooSts, as one
of the visitors remarked. in an aside.
with just enough room on each stain
for one hen.
But the central point of interest Law in
the Kitchen
~E.,-,, how - > H.
the chicken roost. we stumbled owe,
what seemed To be a tomato can fixed
upright in the roof of the room under
our feet. but which proved on inyesti-
CATION to be the clli1nnev-if one might
50 dignity ito the micl oscopic stove
underneath. This tiny fuel-eate- re-
joiced in one small lid and fireplace
about the size of newspaper mans
pocketbook-just big enough to show
what there 'eosht il it. 4 square
shelf low down the wall served as
pantry and dining ia BILE The furnish
ings thereof consisted of two tea cups.
tin pan. and a wooden spoon The
cooking utensils We're of primitive
simplicity and numbers and were
summed up in an infinitesinal tin kettle
and one small tin pail
A sailors bunk at one side and. a
camp stool completed the furniture OF
the living room of this family of two.
Up under the roof We're small port
holes for windows. But doubtless the
meals of fish and dry biscuit eaten from
that rude table We're more keenly rel
ished than fine feasts from many a ban
quet hall, possessing that rich flavor
which the millions of the wealthy can
not procure, impaired only by keen
appetite: doubtless the slumbers that.
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THE RECLI-SE AND HIS HOME.

Wcoed ny the tapping waves. descend
upon that tired gray head are sweetcr
and sounder than the dream haunted
perhaps liGuor-fumed. sleep of more
fortunate-so-calleo of the earth
So each life has its coInpensations and
who knows. bat this crude old hermit
NAV have found truer philosophy of
happiness than others seemingly more
favored?
Anyway. this queer ha5ita.ion while
it ssvored unlnista badly Of fish. was
quite clean and tidy-for a man. The
hale old hou>ekeeper understood his
business: and the culinary methods
We're most expeditions.
As we Were leaving we noticed a
plank overhead. fastened to upright
posts at either end Of the scow. and
when one asked concerning 1t. by point
ing toward it inquiringly. he replied:
Mine Washing. und sail oafer 1t in de
winter. and one could soon understand
when he showed what he meant. In
cold days when the northeasters come
swooping down over the lake. he would
freeze but for some further protection,
SO he spreads a patched up piece of sail
ing cloth over the frame work. weights
il down at the sides ar q is comfortably
tented in from the wind and dashing
spray.
Assisting me down. with a doffing of
his gr-imy cap. he called down amidst
the ferocious barking of the rearoused
and indignant Bobby:''Auf Wiederseh'n n,
Fraulein.' Pulling shoreward and home
ward in the gathering twilight. past the
warsiiip Michigan. where the jolly tars
were singing and taking in the wash
ing which was unfurled to the breeze.
through the green swells and curling
white caps one could scarcely help
growing dreamy over the endless theme
the queer folks in the world. And
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THE LONE FISHERMAN.
Discovery Of a Hermit in the Chi
cago EarbOr.
He Lives in DiIapidated Old sccw and
Has No Friends But Rough,
Shaggy Dog-A Mystery Of
Lake Michigan.
Especial Chicago Letter.

Out on the waves forever-alvays
their lappin. voicesto lull one TO sluIn-
Der: a rudely built scow for home and
the wide lawn Of green waters for a
door-yard: the only companion in the
perpetual solitude rough. shaggy dog
full OF good spirits and affection for his
silent master his welcoming bark the
only familiar sound in the wide silent
ness. What a life,
Away out on Lake Michigan. at the
extreme end Of the old government pier.
moored by strong ca bic to the tiInbers
Of the pier. may be seen. winter or sum-
mer. an old scow. very small Of stature.
black of body. strong of sinew and Puri-
tanically disdainful Of paint. ornamen-
tation or fine attire of any sort.
1t does not require q nautical eve a
once to detect that its black beams and
worn timberS We're wrought together
by the unsLilled hands OF decidedly
amateur shipbuiider.
This queer Old shell IS the only home
of hermit fisherman named Carl Blum
who. by means IF his solitary habits,
has earned among The fishermen on the
pier the pseudonym Of the Lone Fish
erman.
He is gray and old. and his face is
worn and leathery from years of buffet
ing with wind and Gather Meeting
with financial reverse some wears ago.
climaxed by the death of his wife. he.
having been sailor for most of his
life, in his grief sought peace and ref
uge from his troubles in a solitary life
yon the wave. For four years he has fol-
lowed this romantic, if primitive mode
of living. his only companion his faith
full dog.
Every day. as long as the lake is open
and Jack Frost has not vet stiffened to
q frozen glare the smiles of the blue
waters. he stands at his net. grim and
silent. in the midst of his jolly COM
panions. waiting and watching like q
great gray spider for the wriggling vic
Tins to get SHARED in his tolls.
His strict attention to business. how
ever, and his very economical ways have
secured for him stores and gold more
than sufficient to keep him in compare
tive af1uence the remainder of his DAYS:
but he prefers his wild way of living
and will probably SO continue till the
Anal frost shall have stifened his
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FEATURES TO Ice like to the wintry face
Of the lake he loves.
Every morning. while the early fors
Vet press their white coverlets down on
the sleeping bosom Of the lake. he be-
stirs himself and. watched with great
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wholly saue?" But. as we were assisted
To land by the kind and bury one
arTnet! hoatran a the boat house and
plunged into the snol1e-wrappe streets
Of the city the cables roar and the
voice of the wind seemed echoinr to
each other: '-Auf Niederse!i'n. Frau
lem; Lillian {. Pa>CHAI