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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27

The steamer Republic is tho finest
and most commodlous boat on the
Delaware river or bay. She is 2S9 feet
long. GO feet wide, and 10 feet deep,
with horse power of 1907. Her ton
mage Is 1885 tons, and when she was
constructed all the skill at the com
mand OF tho Harlan & Hollingsworth
Company was called into requisition.
II has not been many years since there
gns no steamboat on the Delaware
river which undertook TO I; k9 passen-
gers from Philadelphia to cape May
and return Oh the same day. There
was no boat then that LETT the city at
hnlf-past seven in the morning, reach
ing the shore by mid day and allow
ing folks a bath In the ocean before
returning to town by early nlghtfull.
Bnch a water excursion had never been
heard OF! When folks then desl red to
!. mako the round water trip to Cape
May, they had to go down on one day
and return on the following There
was no palace Steamer Republic in
those days.
The steamboats, of that day were as
nothing compared to the Republic
They left Philadelphia at an early hour
In the morning, and were fortunate il
they reached the point before dark
when me passeng ], "a - = obliget to
over to the city.
fare on this boat was alsH s9.5D,
w all this Ia changed. Hho Ro.
eaves the W. Il n. piet shorts
81 kclock in the morning, reach.
May Point about / O'Clock.
are for tho entire trip Is Lut
day there wero about l20l
rs on board, 800 OF whom
with a %ed Aieiljs Excursion
d Norrlstowl, about 200 from this
kty, and the remainder from Philadel-
a phia. There was no drunkenness or
disorder on board, and this, with the
.bool, life-giytng breeZes from the At.
lpntlo made this excursion one OF the
most delightful that con 10 imagined.
Upon reaching the Point the greater
humber of those on board took the
oars for Cape May City, where they
enjoyed themselves by bathing, OF
Ftrolling along the beach. listening
80 the mighty ocean, as the ever II ST.
lass waves beat and broke upon tho
sandy shore.
The steamer left the Point on tho re
anrn al $40 O'Clock and steamed uT
khe river. The large fishing steamer
Excelsior, which left Lewes on her re-
Turn trip at 3 o'clock was sighted. when
The clouds OF black smoke which
poured from her stacks showed that
those o. board were detcrinlned that
NE RepGblic should not pass her Il
they could help 1t. But there was
where the rub came, they could moi
help 1t, and before reaehinE Bombay
Book the Republic shot past her
knd when the stop was made at th,
". d n. pier, all that could be seen o.
The Exec sior was two stieakes o
Ernokc. far down the river. Those WIKI
wish to enjoy u grand trip and day
nj nnnllnVRI ntAnail1a GIhI1lI In
40 make 1t point to go down on Till
boat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27

The Shields Library Association will
give their annual picnic to Donohoe's
Grove, on Monday, July 4, and those
who wish to spend pleasant day
should be sure to attend. The tickets
first class.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27

Headache, neuralgia. dizziness drunk
enness spasms. sleeplessness. dullncsS.
vine discovered by the eminent IndlanR
Specialist in nervous diseases, DIR. Miles.
Fine books and trial bottles free at Y.
James Belt. or by mail 10 cts. Miles Mcdi-
oal 20 Eilkhart. Ind.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27

At noon to-day the patrol wagon
came in from Delaware Avenue with
three jewish boys who were selling
envelopes and stationery without II
censRs. The boys ranged from IL to
10 Years, ware ftom Philadelphia aud
John Cohen. They will have u hear
ing tomorrow morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27

pver to the city.
fare on this boat was alsH $3.50,
Nv all this Is changed. Hho Ro.
leaves the W. Il n. piet shortly
Iclock in the morning, reaclI.
81 May Point about O'Clock,
hare for tho entire trip Is Lut
day there wero about l20l
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27

Tho New York Sunday Recorder, in
writing up the doings of the green
goods men In that city, mentions the
names OF Henry Appleton and Charles
Stewart, OF Newport, Del, as two men
who had vlstod Now York within the
last two weeks and had been buncoed
out oil from $500 to 81 COD by pretend
ell dealers i'll counterfeit money.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27
HANK TInsa,y

United States bank examiner George
W. Stone, of this city, closed the First
National Bank of Erie, Kansas, on Sat
urday last. The liabilities are un
known. Neosho county will lose be
tween $50. 00o and $50, 600, the taxes OF
June having just been deposited In
the bank.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27
High School Reception.

Tho Alumng Association Of the High
School VIII give Il reception to The
graduates Of fs42, on Thursday
evening, juno 30, In Professor Webster.
room, Eden FL. Tbs reception will
last from to IL o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27
The Day We celebrate 18th of july

Grand reunion and jubilee of the G.
A. r., at Brandywine Springs, July 18th,
1902, There will DO various amuse.
ments siam battle and fire works
(ovcry patrioD. Go and see and help
the old soldier.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27

Every week tells the same
story, double the business of
u year ago. Double bust,
ness means double as many
goods sold, double the stock
carried, and at the same ex-
pense means lower prices.
We can just rs well afford to
sell two suits Of clothes at q
profit of soc each as TO sell
one with a profit of 81, it's
the same with us, with better
goods at lower prices for our
customers, That's why our
so suits are as good as
most you see at SD, That's
why we can afford to make
those very fine clay diagonal
suits in either sack or cuta.
way, blue or black at SIS;
see if you can match them
at SIS. That's why we sell
chlldren's Atwood knee
pants with hip pockets iol
soc, That's why we sell those
washable office coats Gol
man or boy for 25c. That's
why-well, suppose you cal.
around to see us.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27
being Paved With Granite.

Shiploy street, from Sixth to Tenth
Is being paved by the Street and Sewer
Commission with granite blocks,
which will be great Improvement
over the old pavement that has been
In use.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27

Wilmington Division, Uniform
ed to thN old 9uafHie III tho Smith
building, Market 81 bet, above sixth
and thYot6er lodges will returh a:
soon d their leasos expire at the
places Which they were obliged TO rem
afteythe tire.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27
N.Y.Cl0thing House
wILMINGroS. Monday. June 81. $50:
MEETINGS FOR THIS EVENING.

Camp 5. 7. o, S. A. .".. -"...
Board OF ! d Ication.
Delaware Lodge. |. o, o. T..
Herman Lodge. l. o. q. +.
Division No. !, A. o. of II.
Mlnqua Tribe. ]. o. of Il. VI.
ChRs. sumner Post, q. A Il,
Thos. A, Smyth Post. q. A. II.
Wilmington Conclavr. l. o, H.
Chosen Friends Castle, IL. u. L.
Temple Lodge, Ordor of ronti.
Eureka Lodge A. L. and \, NJ.
Garfield Camp. Sons of Veterans.
Delaware Lodge, Shicl Of Honor.
Christine Encnmpmeut /, o. q. +.
Lady Franklin Home Communion.
Apollo Castle, Knights Golden Eagle.
vii. and Brln'ne Co mcil, OF. \. NJ.
Washington Lodge. Knights of Pyth as
Delaware Conctave. Hepttsophs. s. W. NJ
Diamond stnto E'cam9,K. ST. J. and NJ
Germania Encampment. IL. st. j. aud NJ
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27
THIRD EDITION.
q SAP pRowNINe AooIDENT.


ono Of tho smngerbund Excursionists
Fails Oyerboards and Is Drowned.
Among those who attended the ex-
eursion given yesterday on the
steamer Major Reybold, by the Will
mington Sengerbund, was Louis Wet
eel, who recently opened paper
hanging establishment at No. 1905 Mar
ket street, While the boat was oppo-
site Fort Delaware, on her return up
the river in the afternoon, Wetzel, who
was sitting oil the ail.lost his balance
and Tell overheard. In an instant there
was cry OF man overheard, and the
people commenced to flock to the side
OF the boat, but were kept back by
Henry Blouth and some OF tho excur-
nionists. When the cry was raised tho
officers were begged to launch boat,
and send some of tho crew TO his as
sistance but they positively refused to
take any action.
Finding that they would not do any
thing Frederick MnmmeIe Invested
himself OF his outer clothing and sciz-
ed an oar. for tho purpose OF going to
bis assistance, when the officers re-
monstrated against his taking the oar.
DE, however, sprang overheard with
the oar In his hand, and bravely swan
toward the drowning man, but the
tide WINS so strong that Wetzel sank
when he was within n few feet OF him
Finding that he could not be of any
use, Mr. Mammele then attempted TO
swim back to the steamer, but The
tide was SO strong that he could not
( make the slightest Roadway. and WIS
n an exceedingly dangerous condl'
I ton himself. When those on the boat
saw this they tried to launch one of
the boats to go to his assistance, but
e was lashed SO tight TINT this could
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27

Tho ladies OF the Delaware Field
Club will play tennis tournament at
2 o'clock ut their grounds. The prize
in the singles is silver belt buckle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27

The scholars of Miss Bent, who have
formed little organization known
as the Fresh.Air fund, netted SO from
tho proceeds of concert given on
Thursday evening last at Miss Hobbs
school oil Pennsylvania Avenue.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27

Save your roofs by using Nonparell
roof paint. Warranted for five years.
Sold only by Goo. Il. Stewart, South
west corner Second and Orange
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27

Otl Sc pltluS
in again, and we will
either sell them in
whole suits or coats and
vests; they give better
satisfaction than any
serge we have ever sold
and you get a splendid
suit for little money in
buying one of them.
Thin Clothing for all
sizes of men and boys
and at prices to suit
every pocket.book.Do
worry with the heat in
heavy clothing. when
you can get an outfit
and be comfortable for
such a small amount as
will fiji you out at Sixth
and Market.
JAS. L. NIuLLlN & Son,
Tailors, 9th and Market
Clothiers, Wilmington
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27

Save your roofs by using Nonpareil
roof paint. Warranted for five years.
Sold only by Geo. b. Stewart, South.
west corner Second and Orange
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27
Ladies' Night Dresses

=
Ladies' night dress, medium
quality muslin, good size,
trimmed down front, neck
and sleeves, at 39c.
Ladies' night dress, moth.
er hubbard style, yoke of
four clusters of medium wide
tucks, neck and sleeves with
embroidery, only soc.
Ladies' night dress mother
hubbard style, with torchon
and hamburg trimmings,
only Toe.
Ladies' night dress, made
from fine muslin, mother
hubbard style, has four rows
of fine hamburg edging, set
between clusters of tueks
trimmed up with herring.
bone braid, and wide en-,
broidery on neck, front and
sleeves; an elegant garment
only 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27

Prompt attention and special care
given I'd. tho repairing of fine watches.
Willard L. Davis, Z. I'd street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27
DEGlsTERs ORDER.
N REGtSTERs OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DEL,

buliH - 1917
Upon the application Of Henry 9.
Jones. aud Joseph A. handle, EN C /
tors OF John ltAnl!c lh.C OF hsncnI"f
Hundryd, III said county. deceased. II is
ordered and direc'ed by The Register
Tint the Executors aforesaid give notice
of granting OF Letters IestameptHry upon
the estate OF the deceased, With tho date
oil granting thereof, Ivy causing 9dNcrtisa
meuts 10 he posted withInfotty days from
tne date Of such letters in six Oil the most
p1Ulic places oil the county OF New Castle.
requiring nll persons having demands
aE8insi the estaietu present the same, or
abdC by IN act ut Assembly in such case
made and provided AMI also cause the
same to bt. inserted Within the same per.
tpl Ia tho DAILY NEPu EGIG AN, tt news
pApar published IN Wilmington, Dol, and
to be Continued therein three weeks, 20. o.
d.
Given uulcr tine hand and seal
; l.. :. Of office utthc Register aforesaid
- at Wilmington Ia New Castle
0uuty aforesaid, the day and year above
J. WILKINS COoCH, Register.
anaLLCE.- Ali persons having claims
1@ws estate Of the deceased must
SANE, duly uttcsted TO the tx
h or before June G1th, 1919 or
tut OF Assembly la such case
provided.
HENRY G. JONES.
JOSEPH \. RASDtE,
Executors.
Address, u ilmington, bel. 49, sw-eol
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27
Ladies' Chemises.

We sell q nice trimmed
chemise at rs cents well
made.
Ladies' chemise, trimmed
with Torchon Lace and en-
broidery, at SOC; regular
price soc.
Ladies' chemise, front
of deep Torchon lace, finish
ed with herringbone braid
and Torchon edging, at SOC.
Ladies' chemise, front of
deep embroidery, finished
neck and sleeve with Irish
lace, only SOC.
Ladies' chemise, made with
good muslin, pompadour
style, front Hamburg insert
ion and deep Torchon edg-
ing, joined with herringbone
braid; finished with Torchon
lace; best muslin 4; only 75c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27
NaahnIninu EnIIa

The Presbyterian excursion next Fri
day will be well patronized. Do moi
miss it. One dollar.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27

ANTED-A barber with one or two
w Yeas experience, ut 1908 lust llIh
street. je:ith-.t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27

pREsENTs TOR GRADuArEs.
II ARR YsE. THoM rs s. Co, 800 MAR
kEr STREET. REPAIRING DONE,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27

Tomorrow promises to be fro n
cloudy to clearing. preceded by show
ers, and continued high Temperature.
Wednesday clear and rather cooler.
State of ThermoIne
at tho REPUBLICAN, Office to-day in the
shade:
l0o'eloek; IL o'clock: 2o'cloc L
81 81 rs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27

ME-. Davis. ieweler. No. 9 E. ed st
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ttOsTIA.

Arthur stangier died Yesterday. He had lived
here fourteen years and Wa a general fsyoats.
lie ~Ss at one time leading member of An.cos-
TIA Tent. Jr. J. %. T. His intermen, ,ook plscs
at GlenwoOd cemetery at noon today. Typoid
fever was the cause Of death
Mr. Richard Orook OF No. 20 Pierce street
aged sixty No-rs. dlod yesterday 81 " hoid fever
The funeral viii take place tomorrow at White
Narsh cemetery
Stephen B. Mathier. the eight-year old son
Of Mr.. j. 4. Naihicr OF Gie.boro'. died yester-
dayaud was buried TODAY at IN. nj Leonard
town. Nd.
The farewell reception to Pastor T. Jesse
Peck took place last night at the residence -
Ars lalisferro. The hoase thronged with
admirers Of the retiring pastor. Many compli-
mentary expressions o. regret were made The
psrlors were brilliantly lighted aud decorated
Two Of the local preachers oficiA,ed tn B.lti-
more Sunday. Rev. nr. Peck and Rev. nr.
Johnson.
Mr.. M,ra Alien Of Giesboro' hiss recovered
Mr.. Frank smith OF Avalon Terrace is visit
ing Mr.. Phillip Aartcu II Congress Heights.
Mr-. Niiiinm sullivan Il Washington i the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. VIM. Doueherty u
Howard avenue.
AIR. Joseph Havenner il sick
Rev. Jam"s feytOn, PASTOR Of IInl.dAle c. NJ.
D. Church. is an.
Mr. George Owens has transferred his resi-
dence from Nichols avenue 90 Polk street.
Conductor I. J. Broadlus of the AnAc ostia
railroad resigned TODAY.
Drivers ". Rollins aud Chas whAien Con-
ductors fenwick, Mcdonald and Prather nave
also resigned in the last few days.
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PROPOSALS.

Ors Sou@s.. 8s.SiDsson. ' ssSssns:s Il ISL
~ s' sss q Is sss q 81
sEtiEdsES .Yfss1 lsss isi fs1a,.s:
ssat lorna = psoPasa sSss.Ssr si.h Il Inform
sRSn 70
6hS w. Sid sogsp 'Ttss q Nss
srs District OF Columbia. select
OrEiSg OF IHE coLMTssIoSEEs. 2. g.
SSIoSk u ~ sHpFK iis s1'f fa sf
with sli nsssssaE info,msti0n. may be obtained
Z " ROSS. wM T. RossELL. Commissioners.
D. c. sel0-Gt
PROPOSALS FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1,.n nnd briptmr towHship snd ether p!sssSDeDart-
B. g. septenser l. isSssaed prsre.s!s ~III B.
sssEsffsS 4 sh' 1855 Ta sh TTHFGr5TK S55
for photo and printing such copies Q.
q S a: S: s. %
.n Of &
Details and samples OF the work be done win be
exhibited 70 bidders who mus. satisfy themselves
gate and he cona1aissionsr of The ssner.
land office. Endorsed the envelope Proposals for
security win be required and the raht to reject any
or all bids is reserved l. H. CONwELL, Acting
Commissioner. seq iawAw
A RCHITECTS OFFICE U. s. CAPITOL WASH.
supplying and putting in place plumbing nturcs and
p Is a, TWNi%N JGT =.
where plans and Specifications can be seen. EDWARD
CLARk Architect. Q. s. Capitol se5 6S 10. II. 10
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FoR sALE-sl4 Fast CAPITOL 81, :E1GELIaIT
leaving city; Apply on premises. sei2-&.
E 6sh and 7th So brown stone front EIGHT rooms
ss as MI for Ssrsicaisrs 5omssoS Civ e.
src1s s. 10 Hss3 and gas renting for
sel0-3t Gi u. NV
EoR sALEJUsT FINsgEb. ELEGANT 3
'sFg i1e ss.r .n Sfis ssr rsvsa fs ..9
tile. n .'''' '''s s'~'0hS slls f fiss
Fs. sAIs,.ssEAaLy c9Nr1EgED. HANDsonE
! N: y H:s q g. AZ
''s s baths sS ssa' iasH f'is' +
F:ss S;;s%.s ~ md 80 :s:.:;.
fes 81 ''' s a's sisSiifi f'E'G
BET. and 8; q H rooms %, ssp :.
SisS hGs' ST or s I;.n 'ssT bddns
EoR SALE OR ExCHANdE-PRRsoNs WANT
4 Ing TO exchange property send fun particulars az
ssMSHSSs iis:G S"'s sss So
E,OR sALE-o2 nth ST. Sc HANDSOMELY
speaking tubes and all med inps paved alley IN rear
Price; $3.50. SWORMSTEDT BRADLEY,
sel0-5t 327 ST. ".
DOR sALE-IT WILL PAY YOU TO LOOK AT
y these houses stohInsn on pTemisss-1bS to 1ol
and back building brick houses; cellar. furnace
good and hath, Stationary washst snds range.
front and roar IRON sters and iron park fences being
easy monthly Iayments For partieplars call at
n W. AuZI-lm
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A WET YpOapDcr.
ssasss q Rainy WsssAsr LAksly -
Sat In

A Ssassa q Rainy Wssahsr Akeiy -
Set In.
The weather bureau mans advice 10 the COM
nander Of the gallant Kesrsarge. now lying in
the White Lot moored 90 the lawn. 10 TO carry
on, an anchor fore aud aft and drop small
kedge TO ssarbosrd and port. He might also
take double hitch with a haw.er aroana the
grand stand
Otherwise the Old thing n.y sost OF into the
Potomac.
Apparently spell Of rainy weather is ahead
from Florida TO Canada The rein 10 riding in
on a southeasterly wind from the ocean aud 10
IL therefore not safe 10 make guesses o. TO .ts
probable duration. but at arst blush the pros
pect FOR early clearing weather Ia not good.
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pkA1n o. ma ". n. KrSa.

y. n. KING
Mr.. W. n King. who for some time has had
charge II the eaaAl lock noar Glen Echo. dle1
yesterday at the hospital after a painful illnsss
The deceased well and faxorably Known IN
Georgetown. while those connected with he
oanai company speak o: him in the highess
terus. This morning the body was sent homs
rRE carTLE MARKET.
Al the Arlington stock Yards Monday ies
cattle were mp and sold 20 butchers ~ follow
Best. TO &Aac.; good. 81. to Ss.c.; medium. a.
70 Sc. ;common. i 20 -. c. Five hundred and
nine y-three sheep and lambs lambs. A. o.
O. c.. sheep, 10 &C., calves. 5 20 sc. Twenty
cove and calves sold from els 70 eco State u
market for cattle good. Sheep and lambs fair.
Cows FAIR.
So pleased were the Rockville athletes u th.
manner in which Prof. Tommy" o'Nei, the
ociumbiAs well-known trackrnsster, attended
At The reoent fair 20 all matters pertaining 10
the grounds that they have engaged him %
come neKt wear and duplicate the trsck on Ana
lostan Island
A. the one hundred aud fourteenth meeting
Of the Citizens Equitable Building Association.
held Of Cropley's Hall last night, 1855 Vac
SOLD, borg twenty mine shares ~ an average Of
Sl51 per share.
Henry Z. Davis has sold TO Theo. Rarnc.
gsrts 81 lots lSs and l59 in square IS Of Is. and
X : addition.
The wsv in which the streets are being swept
is causing the greatest OF diss.tirfscnon- When
The dirt is swept la ples IL sometimes isallcwe1
70 remain for houGs-
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Police Sergeant Robert Montgomery Of the
first precinct was defendant in the Police
Court this morning, the charge against him
being failure to have collar and tag on his
dog.
The sergeant lives in the fifth precinct. and
Policeman Mckie paid several visits to his
house 10 look after the dog
There was a tag on the canine and the officer
took its number ''2ls7." and an examination
of the books showed that the tag was issued TO
". II. Marks.
This was the testimony Of the officer and
Sergeant Montgomery fatty contradicted him.
Here's the tag that showed the officer, ="
said the sergeant. Its number is 2l5"
Then the sergeant explained that the tag was
given him by gentleman in another part of
the city whose dog IL dead.
Judge Miller suggested that the sergeant had
better have the tag transferred and took his
personal bonds to carry out the suggestion.
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SHOOTING STARS.

SHOOTING STARS.
He was a very absent-minded man.
lam very fond of fruit" she said II Just
dote on lemons"
YES" he replied, 'You know the saying
Sweets to the sweet"
THAT ALBANY COMPLICATION.
Said Labor Commissioner Peck,
"Of comfort there isn't speck;
The flames were all there,
But those documents rare
Perversely staid out of the wreck"
Mr. Hill gives no evidence of intending to
come forward with the contrite remark, "Peck-
cavi."
The fact that there is no telling what may
happen in New Jersey is emphasized by the re-
cent decision Of judge there that oysters are
not real estate.
Don't walk around the owl and stare at
turns her head
J. Pluvius. wrinkle up your brow,
Your wrath to wreak,
Pour down your troubled waters now
And not next week.
II tell you," said the man with q con6ding
nature. lit is mighty Encouraging to have
your wife laugh at your efforts."
"Mine never does"
"You're in luck
II don't know. You see I write for the
comic papers,"
"Fame il q glorious thing" said the young
man ardently.
II should say %, rejoinsd Mr.. Cumrox.
There's nothin' Ike advertisin' Ter any
businsss."
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HoksFoRD's ACID PAOoPuATE
1nparss Nov Essrgy - shs Dsasa.
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Half Rates to Baltimore via b. and O.
Tickets ON sale from september i3 to "a, good
to return until October 10, for e. 20 for round
trip. The baltimore and Ohio is the only As
minute line to Baltimore. The Raltimore and
Ohio Il Maryland veterans' route to the en-
campment.-Adrt.