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any letter in your possession upon which
her character was to be traduced, why
didn't you produce it?
But it was not produced. defy you
now to produce it. Produce your evidence
like man, and don't stand here before
this jury and say, I could have done it.
glory in my manhood, that while | say l
could have traduced a woman ! did not
do itp'
Then came Mr.. Delmas to the point
where he desired to reflect upon the tragic
manner of Mr.. Johnson's peroratiOn. lie
said:
'"This is not a theater, and when heard
and saw from my seat the learned counsel
go upon his knees for you as the culmina-
ton OF his appesl-not to your reason, not
to your judgment, not TO the sanctity of
the oath which you have taken; but upon
broad and Incorporate attempt to sway
your judgments. to carry away your i'm
aginatiOns. inflame your passions and
pervert your hearts against law and
against justice and against evidence-I
confess that / felt a sense OF humiliation
and OF shame that the bar of America had
come to that point where an American
jury should be supposed by any member
OF that bar TO be made of such stuff that
verdict could be whined and cried and
kneeled out of them BY any such theatrical
display; and when the learned counsel
was pleased to inform us in his argument
that he had been to the TivOli Theater
some nights before, had supposed that
the gentleman from Sacramento. coming
to the city. had learned some new methods
at that place which he thought might be
proftably practiced upon this jury.
81 have been better Informed since. 1t
is the habit of the learned counsel to do
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desert her until the jury's verdict was re-
corded. Then, at last. her proud spirit
gave way and she burst into tears. 1t was
some time before she could control her
emotion sufficiently TO shake hands with
the jury. and, surrounded by .bevy of
congratulatory friends, pass from the
courtroom with the proud CONSCIOUSNESS OF
having had the stigma of dishonor wiped
from her family escutcheon and the
shadow threatening the memory of her lost
husband cleared away.
Mr.. Delmas approached the close of his
argument yesterday morning by comment
ing upon JohnsOn's testimony regarding
this letter of February %, 1892. IF Mir.
Johnson said he saw this letter on July 8,
1894, he was mistaken. Or else, why, if he
knew of il, did he make no mention of
this letter in his opening statement ~
Counsel also asked why did johnson not
question Mrs. Jennie Tibbets upon the
letter before declaring her testimony closed
On the afternoon of Thursday. July &c. 1t
was between that date and the Monday
following that counsel claimed the letter
was forged.
Then he talked of this child and its
mother, and asked if Henry Martin ever
took notice of either.
Have you seen one letter written by
John Martin to his wife? Have you seen
one letter from his wife to him? Have
you seen one letter from Henry Martin to
John in which any mention of Johns wife
or child was made. any expression OF
affection or mention of some little Christ
mas present or remembrance of any kind?
No. YOU have not Nor have Won any such
letter from John.
Mr.. johnson no longer claims that this
is the child of John Martin. He makes
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-26
Six Months on the Trin.

TACOMA, Sept. 25.-Louis S. Young has
arrived here, having ridden bicycle from
Plttsburg. Pa. he was six months max
ing the trip.
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Trade Mark YInIafinn

The trade mark OF the Dyervllle Manufacturing
Company's Bleached Cotton Cloth, "Rockland
Mills Water Twist" having been violated by Ger.
tain parties in California. the matter was brought
before the Honorable Superior Court of San Fran
cisco county, their claim fully sustained and the
imitators were perpetually enjoined from further
Infringing its trade mark. The trade ana the pub
lie are cautioned against purchasing or using any
limitations. as we are determ ned to fully protect
our rights. Dyerville Manufacturing Company,
TRUMAN BECKwITH. Treasurer.
Providence. Z. l., September 1894.
EDISON KINETosCoPE.-On exhibition at 946
Market street baldwin HoteD
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SAFE IN MEXICO.

Ezeta Beyond the Reach of Extradi-
ton Now.
Ell PAso. Tex, Sept. 25.-General Ezeta,
who just defeated extraditIon proceedings
against him at San Francisco, in company
with his attorneys. Rubens and QuesaGa,
passed south into Mexico to-day.
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DOINGS IN HORSEDOM.
The Spreckeis String Arrive at Oak.
land-Track Notes.

land-Track Notes.
The big Spreckels string arrived at Oak
land racetrack yesterday in charge of the
popular veteran trainer, Cy Mulkey,
where they will be prepared for the fall
racing. The string is a large one, CON-
prising the 4-year-olds Cadmus by Flood
Cornelia, Blizzard by Trade Wind
Trampo, and the Australians Creighton by
Clieveden-Ghinni Ghinni and Candid by
Marvellous.
There is but one 3-year-old in the string,
Border Lassie by Chevot. Cosette. The
2-year-olds are numerous. three of which
have never faced the starters flag. They
comprise Umatilla by Cyrus-Plnev Lewis,
Victory by Cyrus-Petroleuse, Head Flower
by lood-Rosetta, PiQuante by Flam beau
Phoebe Anderson, Straight Tip by Peel
Ouids, Gallant by Fello wcharm-J Jennie
Belshaw, Pat Murphy by imp. Kyrle DAILY
Maggie K. Foremost by FloOd-Queen BeSs,
Navy Blue by Blue WiDg-Babetta, Man
irus by Surinam- Mistletoe, Lista Hook by
Ioyalsi-Eda, aud al unnamed tiiiy by
Prince of Norfoik-Maid by King Alfonso.
These with four yearlDgs complete this
very formidable string OF racers.
Cadmus, Blizzard. PIquaEte and Gallant
are we'll able 10 hold their own in any
company and will no doubt carry the red,
white and blue colors of the millionaire
turfman to victory in some of the many
rich stakes to be run for at the comm 2
meeting of the California Jockey Club
Peter Weber. father of the Weber boys.
Is at present in Chicago.
w. Brown, who took Annie Moore to
Montana, where he lost her in a selling
race arrived from the North Monday. He
brought with him the bay horse Toxida,
whom be purchased in Montana, fair per
former, by Regent, sire of Realization, aud
other good performers.
Sam Bowley arrived from Portland YES
terday. Sam had only fair success with
his horses. LOnnie 3 and Hal Fisher. win
ming two races with the former, Fisher
being unable TO get winning bracket,
The first division of Z. Corrigan's string
will leave Chicago about October /.
Johnny Weber will probably have charge
of them.
CoTrigan's speedy FLY. Kitty Scott, has
developed that very bad habit of quitting.
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The Eden Musee to Close.

1hls grand collection OF waxwarks has been
purchased by ST. Louis syndicate, and will
shortly be removed TO that city. Those who
nave been postponing their visit 10 this ipstiIu.
lloh snould 90 so no longer. a pleasant hour
can be spent In an Inspection of the haaufifui
groups on exhibition
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You Can sIeen twenty Wears

III you want, In Que of those Rip Van Wrinkle
reclinglng chairs. They're so comfortable: up
noislered in plush $40. Never less than $50
oeiore; Closing out sale," Chicago Clock Com
pany, 1922 Market street.
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Accidental and Fatal.

FRESNO. Sept. 25.-M. Tarpinian, who
accidentally shot himself Sunday, died from
the effects of the wound this afternoon.
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tell than that they were going to join their
superior, for what purpose they would not
say.
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No. 2SATIN And GROS-GRAIN RIBBON. Zoe piece &c yard
No. SATIN And GROSGRAN RIBBON SOC piece &c yard
No. SATIN AND GROSGRAEN RIBBON 75e piece 7sc yard
No. SATIN And GROSGRAN RIBBON. SOC piece, Zoe yard
No. SSiI And GROSCRlN RIBBON. .$l2O piece l2!t yard
No. SATIN And GROSCRilN RIBBON. $3.50 piece 15c yard
No. IL SATIN And GROSGRAN RIBBON. $40 piece zoe yard
No. y SATIN And CROSGRAlN RIBBON $500 piece zoe yard
No. 40 MliA AND GROSGRAN RIBBON $25Opiece 25c yard
These Ribbons are very superior quality
and are all the very latest Fall shades.
A VISIT OF INSPECTION SOLICITED.
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Ifyou have not obtained ''PIctureauue
California" you have made a mistake
that you will surely regret. Part thirty
Of the great work is now ready and can
be obtained by Call subscribera for 10
cents and one common
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DRY GOODS.
RIBBON DIP ARTMEyT!.

We have just received an enormous ship
ment of Satin and Gros=Grain Ribbons direct
from the manufacturers and are able to offer
them at
WONDERFULLY LOW PRICES!
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PUT
YOUR
FOO IT
DOWN

On high ShOe-priCes. How? Put your foot
down on the carpet of the RETAIL depart
m8nt Of our big SHOE factory. With your
foot on that carpet you acquire the priVi-
legeS of shoe dealer as to prices; put your
feet into a pair of OH$ shoes and having
paid US the FACTORY PRICE the retailers
profit remains in your pocket.
In dead earnest, now, isn't that worth
looking after?
SHOES RETAILED At FACTORY PRICES.
To remove GOFnS made by'ShOeS such as
we don't sell, try PERFECTION CORN FILE.
Her0-Or at druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30

Cuppingnnd. ieooning. 1as z. SECOND 50
III. F. Davis. Jeweler. o E end ST.
.Cummings. the photographic, So2
Market street.
Buy paints. oils, glass. etc.. OF Jas.
III. Bryan, l07 West Eighth street.
For oil stoves and gasoline stoves
go to J. II. CLEAvER. q L. 4th street.
Cupping &ieeohiiiK. Parker, pB Madison
American Laundry. 602 West Front St.
Roses cents per piece, or 90 cents
per dozen. at Haydens, 702 Market st.
For first-class dyeing and securing
go TO the Delaware Dye Works. 2l0
King street.
The beet tea and coffee In the city at
hard times prices at i0l Delaware Ave-
nue., W. s. Moore.
DR.. Slmms' White l'ulmonic Baisam,
the famous throat and lung remedy
and hypophosphate OF lung food. 606
King str Get.
IL you want to save money. go to
w. 8. Moore Tor your groceries ut 40l
Delaware Avenue; 1t will pay you to
go there and buy at hard times prices.
You will find at Ross. 2l0 Market
street. the largest stock and best as
sortment of straw hats at prices gunr'
anteed the lowest In tho city; also a
choice selection OF summer neckwear
at Is and soc.
CLANS, terrapins. oysters. Holsters
200 dinners. first class ladies' aud
gents restaurant T07.9-1l Shipley st.
Hollis, 227 Market street. is full OF
lire works and you can get them there
Just as easy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30
Spring and
Summer StOCk,,,,,

The prices are extraor
binary low. In many Suits
you save just one,half the
former price, both in Mems,
Boys ard Children's Cloth.
ing. Others one-third. See
our windows, then come in
side and examine the goods
and makeup of them. Try
them on, see how they fit.
and you will be convinced
that they are genuine bar.
gains. No old, trashy stuff,
but new, fresh goods. We
are going to sell them now
at the close of the season,
not carry them over for an.
other season. We also have
made special reduction on
balance Of piece goods in
and summer weight.
Can get you up an ele.
gant Suit to.order for Sl3,
go, $22 and $25.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30

There WILL be basket social for the
benefit of tho First Methodist Protest
ant Church this evening and cordial
invitation is extended TO all.
Tho pretty little steamer Nellie BLY,
will run from this city tonight to
Pennsyllle. She will leave hero at
o'clock and return before midnight.
The idea Ia TO run the steamer on
Tuesday and Saturday evenings to ac'
commodate the dancets from this
city.
The Wilmington passengers who
came off tho City OF Richmond were
loaded down with large black bass.
The teachers of the schoces here pre-
serted Professor Knapp with a set OF
Holmes Works.
Presents seem TO be the order OF the
day. Professor Knapp presented Wal
ter Bacon on Thursday with copy OF
Webster's dictionary for perfect at
tendance during the year and for
highest scholarship stand.
Miss Diapers German class also re.
| membered their teacher and present
ed the assistant principal of our
school with handsome token of thell
appreciation of her LAHORE.
IL is stated on good authority that
there will be Il cherry market opened
ON Front street this evening when a
well known resident will return from
a cherry hunt. lie was seen leaving
| this morning with three empty peach
baskets for the cherry~tountry.
Theodore Atkinson and wife OF
Camden, n. j., arc visiting relatives
| hero.
Howard Marshall left this morning
Tor two weeis' trip to friends at
Rising sun, Md.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30


The Baltimore and Ohio Il. II. Co
will sell round trip excursion tickets
to Denver. Col, fro IN all points on Its
lines east Of tho Ehi c river. July 10Th.
Goth and 2ist, good Tor return on
trains leaving Denver July 27th, Aug.
ust End and 25th; tickets will also be
sold to Denver August Stb, 9th and
10Th, valid for return passage on
trains leaving Denver August 10Th,
25th ard Sept. 18th.
The rate from Baltimore and Wash-
lngton will be Sl7.40 and correspond.
ingly low rates from other points.
Passengers taking the Il. Il 0. have
q choice of routes. going via Pitts
burg, Akron and Chicago; via Grafton,
Belleire aud Chicago, or vlA Parkers
burg Cincinnati and st. Louis; doubt
daily service OF express trains. with
Pullman sleeping and dining cars on
all routes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30

The new officers OF Constantine En-.
campment Knights OF st. John and
Malta, were installed last evening by
District Deputy Grand Prior of Penri-
sylyanla Joseph p. Hoffman OF Phila,
delphia. and he was assisted by Most
Eminent Grand Commander o. Hay.
ward and Most Eminent Past Grand
Commander William IL. Alexander.
Tho ollicers were: Past commander,
Colonel John Vain wright; eminent
commander. Elmer l.. Benson; lieu
tenant commander. Lewis 4. Ander.
son; captain OF the guards, Charles G.
Ntckes; prelate. o. II. Selby; ohancel.
Tor. james Nj. Dlckorson; assistant
George IL. Workman;
medical examiner, DR.. George NJ.
Doane; herald-at-arms, Frederick NJ.
Garrett; Glmoner, John IL. Porter;
warder, Andrew +. Nelson; first guard,
Daniel II. Dallas: second guard, john
w. Cunning; sentinel. G.. Workman.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30
WORLD OF POLITICS.

Now rise up, William singcriy.
And mingle In the fun;
The Democrats have pickch you out,
For Governor TO run.
A glorious thing twill be TO fall
While facing feart vi odds
Mid the ruins OF your parry and
The wreckaRe OF his god.
You've talked 10 VINE Harrity
And exc 10 Nc Aleer;
And caus d tho twain to harmonize
In unity sincere.
Now having hnriponized these two,
IT'S surely for the hest.
That you should run for Governor.
And baImInlze the rest.
Joe Sibley isn't In the race,
No martyrdom for Joe; ...
His Populistic vaporings
at last have laid him low.
Free silver and free trade com bined
With Coxey views thrown in,
Have barred out Joseph from the fight,
That Joseph could not win.
Poor brown, of York, pulled ev'ry string
And finger cd every wire;
To head tile party ticket was
His desperate desire.
But Browns bowling butter crank,
Who fights tile oleo crowd:
Bullheadedness has ruined him,
And now hos fairly cowed.
So rise up, william Singerly,
In sacriflcial state,
II you're he o. now's the time
That fact TO demonstrate.
Go. muster every friend you've got.
Bid all take OH their coats,
And shout "IInf rth for Singerly."
While Hastings gets the yotes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30


It would be well for the working.
in the Democratic platform Is
tho principles OF the Democratic
party never change-they are part and
parcel of slavery element, OF Cypress
ion to the poor classes. the downward.
backward movement that society ever
makes for an upward stroke Into the
plains of peace and harmony. Well do
] remember bearing a remark from
James A. Bayard. father OF the present
English ambassador. My father and
James A. were discussing the exciting
subject OF freeing the slaves. NO. u
said Bayard. ut would never do to
free the niggers; the only way is to
keep your heels on the necks OF the
working classes, or they will rise and
crush you"
THAT" added my wise father. SIS to
sit on the bung hole of a powder bar.
rel and wait for 1t to blow up-for II
will blow up" Yes, add, 1t will blow
up In 1896 and scatter every Domo-
crat to the winds.
! Our working classes have no desire
to have the heels OF the Democrats
grinding their necks. Then again,
when the Humane Society was ell
deavoring by strenuous efforts to paeH
the law In the Legislature to give help
to the helpless creatures, when oil the
earth groaned under this cruelty OF
man-every Democrat In the Senate
voted against tho law. II 1t had not
been Tor the superhuman efforts OF
Lewis Thompson the bill would have
been quashed.
! Every good and noble thought
every effort In the right direction, lie
crushed blythe baleful Influence of the
Democratic party. While 1t is para
mount We live in the darkness and
dlmnes5 OF the dark continent. A
prominent gentleman remarked to rae
this morning. Il see no good In the
1. Z. U. A. II it will not attack the
check rein. You could not lnilict @
greater cruelty on horse" He said
he felt like cutting every one ir two
with sharp knife. j said that Is what
. ought to DO done. and guess will be
/. done when the Republicans get into
power. The people are getting tired
OF the do nothing society, and demand
more active work. L. WEBB.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30

Bernard Carr. who Is located ut the
northeast corner OF Water and King
streets, received package of tickets
purportlug TO have been issued by the
Honduras National Lottery Company,
a few days ago. They were accom-
panied BY n circular from Lombard 4
Co.. who stated that they had heard
that Mr.. Carr was a Reputable citizen
whom they could safely trust to
sell the tickets and nuke remittances
through the mail. Mr.. Carr, however,
did not sell the tickets, but is ready t6
called on. Such sharps deserve to
have an Introduction to the pillory OF
whipping post. When caught and
sentenced Sheriff Gould will give them
forty lashes well laid on.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30

Rev. Isaao T. Jewell arrived In our
city on Friday and will pass few
days among friends. lie was trans
ferred last March to tho Vermont Con
ference. but the gentleman with whom
the exchange was made, refused to &C
to Frederick, and Mr.. Jewell was con
sequently loft without a charge. The
rest thus obtained has given him I'm
proved health and strength, and the
may after all prove {
blessing In Disguise. There Ia great
opportunity for work on this PENN
sula. and good place will yet BIZ
found for good man. Tho Jewell:
are too scarce to be reiected-th(
stone overlooked by tho builder
may become the head of the corner.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30

The advance sheets OF Parts XIV oil
the Masterpieces from tho Art Gal
leries OF tho World have just arrived
and pleased everybody who had the
fortune 10 feast his eyes upon the III
they arc excellent In every regard.
Fine engravlngs, clear and clean print
and fine paper. The selection OF the
pictures is also-one feels inclined to
say-the result OF a happy inspiration.
All in all 1t IL magnificent part, at,
tracing still more readers, and llduc-
ing them to secure that highly educa
tive work through our coupons. The
pictures as an educatiTe factor for ouI
young folks are simply invaluable.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30

CAFE AND PROFITABLE
- Only those who have tried them
know how profitable Building a 7socia-
lions are as an Investment.
Another chance is now offered for n
good and safe investment OF your say
lnga
The Guardian Saving and Loan Asso
citation is issuing new series ofshares Al
$40 each beginning with June payment.
Each share entities the holder 10 bOr-
row $500 when deslred, payable in easy
monthly installments.
Loans may be returned in partial pay
ments. or all at once. as desired. New
books now ready.
For further particulars or shares, apply
to WIN. d. Mullen. Jr, Pres,
VIM. E. Hawkins. Sect'y.
j9.lm.eod. sac Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30

1t might be inferred from the REprB,
L1c4N's report OF yesterday that the
Gordon Heights crowd did not get
enough to cat at Mr.. Allen II. Ain.
Iscow's cafe Thursday evening. They
alto 500 clans, several barrels oil
oysters. thirty gallons Of Ice croam,
steaks. chops. roasts, cr0bs, deylled
crabs, chicken, etc., in proportion. The
food did not give out till 1870 O'Clock
and the crowd left at IL D. M, on the
trains and steamboat. TRAVELLER.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30

The members OF Simpsons NJ. L
Church intend tohold picnic In Mr.
I. b. Lynam's Grove, at Newport, or
Weinosday.July4. 1894. A good dinner
will be served on tie grounds for the
small sum OF 20 cents. Exercises
commence at o'clock a. M. This
grove Is pleasantly located a short
distance from the p. W. Il d. depot.
and b. & o. depot, west junction. All
who wish a days pleasure will give us
a cal. Good music will be furnished
by Arlington Cornet Band. OF New.
port, under the leadership Of Edward
Cook, Proceeds Tor the benefit of the
Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30

We have received Nos. Is, 10, II, Is
10 and 20 OF the Art Gallery of the
World, and PERSONS who may wish to
complete the set are invited to call oil
our Office, either with or without cou
pons. The entire twenty numbers
will be furnished for 90. No prettlei
book can be found, and scores Of them
should yet be disposed Of.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES intense itching
and singing; most at night worse by
sratching. if allowed 10 continue tn,
rmors form. which often bleed and ulce..
ate, becoming very sore. SwAYNE's ONT
MENT stops tho itching and bleeding.
heals liberation. and in most cases re-
moves tho tumor. At druggists or by
mall. for 81 cents. Or. Swayne y SON
Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30

J When In need OF coal or wood, call
up 5i5. or send postal card for ton
oil extra large pen coal to II. L. Ser
geant. dealer in coal. wood and graIu.
large load Of wood for 81 ~. Wes-
tern oats. balod hay ami straw. Yard
l06 Maryland Ave. phoue 5I5. Can
trail oillce. 9TH and King streets. PhoDe
Roy
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30
DIR. SIMMS
Vegetable Liver Pills.

Elegantly sugar coateI. No taste
In swallowing Grlpe,ess, and no
siokening. Operate grlndly, and yet
you hardly know you take medicine.
The finest Liver, Kidney and stomach
medicine known. VIII surely cure
Liver complaints, Kidney diseases and
stomach troubles, dyspepsia, &J.
Cures tired feelings, skin hllectlons,
headache, dizziness. gtddy-head, 80,
medicine and Family protection
against diseases. 25c box, 8 In one
for ST. Sold by druggists In cities and
country. Depot 6O6 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30

Now that you are all getting ready
Tor your summer vacation, don't for
get to take Robelon Fish House Punch
with you. 1t Is great. 81 the bottle.
w. G. Robelen, 1903 West Seventh st,
Phone 43j.