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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-04-19

A STORM Of great severity passed
over Eastern Colorado, Oklahoma and
Kansas, Monday. Many houses were
demolished and their inmates injured,
but no deaths, 80 far, have Ieen re.
ported.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-04-19

VICTORIA, B. c., has made herself
notorious by prohibiting the bloomer
costume for lady bicyclists. Vic is an
old fogy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-04-19

"Charley" Hopkins has been unani-
mously nominated by the Republicans
of Spokane for Mayor.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-04-19
Another Arnold.

one Of 'he remarkable p,cj,..I.ji'-
oi The IF Ont official .,.Ha. r. TIN
markell independence IA many cast
OF men W, have climbed oStr their
party's shoulders into comfortable Of
fce>. An ius;auc, in point i before
the puthr from thu aFp,aran,c oi
correspondents" between the >urIcyur
General .; Oregon and the Demo
cratic state Central Committee. 1t
appears that j. e. Arnold. the oiilccr
referred t., persists IN retaining IN hi-
employ a chief clerk, an offensive"
Republican partisan, and the COM
mlttce has specially asked that a. it
was success oil the Democratic party
that had made Mr.. Arnold'- appoint
ment a. Surveyor General possible,
that 1t was asking no moe than JUS
tlce To- have an enemy to mat organi-
zation removed from Il position Of
trust in which he was t. tier able to
fight It's principles than from the out
side
Arnold, in reply, states that he
thinks the party'S feslty was sulii
clently recognized by his own appoint
ment as Surveyor General: that the
duties OF the chief clerk are OF tech
meal and scientific nature, and not
simply clerical, and he shall, there
fore, retain him I'LL the end OF his in
cumbenCy.
The rank egotism which impels the
Surveyor General to believe that hi,
own appointment is such an import
ant matter as to pay for the long years
OF devoted effort of the party of his
state, is the most sublime instance Of
cheek that has yet been exposed to the
public gaze; but it scarcely prepares
one for the confession that his own in.
competence compels the retention of a
clerk who by long drill under former
administration has acquired knowl-
edge of duties that neither he nor any
ofparty following presumably possess.
If this be a justification, probably the
public interests would have been bet
ter served had the President retained
Mr.. Arnold's predecessor, who may
have, and doubtless did, acquire some
of the technical" and scientific"
knowledge so essential in awarding
surveying contracts and passing upon
the work OF deputies in that branch of
the public service.
The fact is that the policy adopted
by the President under his first term,
OF retaining prominent Republican
officers in the civil service, to pay of
political debts and build up personal
support outside of his party, never
has met with the sanction of the men
who have been most devoted to its
principles, and it has afforded an ex-
cuse for some of the vest pocket states
men he has placed in position to air
their independence by just such cspers
as the gentleman with the. suggestive
ly historic name has done in our sis.
ter State.
A day of reckoning will, however,
surely come, when all traitors to the
party may be accorded that punish
ment which is always melted out to
those who prove recreant to trust.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-04-19

CALIFORNIA FLOWERS IN Chicago
A carload of cut flowers was shipped
from Los Angeles, on the Sd inst, to
be used in easter decorations in Chi
fcago. The shipment comprised among
other items 10000 Gala lilies and sew.
eral thousand carnations. This is the
first shipment Of flowers from so long
a distance, but MS it was successful
probably a regular trade will grow up
for the winter supply of flowers from
the land OF mid-winter sunshine. There
is large profit at present prices, for
the cost of raising lilies is but trife
and they can be landed in Chicago
for from Sc to 81 per thousand, where
they readily command $50. The only
care they need in transportation is
careful packing and the placing of the
stems in preservative solution. 1t
is thought that nearly all cut flowers,
with the possible exception of roses,
may be shipped by fast freight with
profit.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-04-19

A CIVIL service examination is soon
to be held at the Port Townsend Gus
tom House for determining upon some
competent stenographer for govern
ment employ. The only qualification
is citizenship and the age limitation
prescribed for clerks. Your political
belief or your religion is immaterial.
You may be a Democrat, Republi-
can, Populist, silver fly or gold
bug; you may believe in Ingersoll or
Hell-fire and damnation. 1t is all the
same to the author of the great civil
service reformer," whether you have
brains enough to have any opinion at
all. so that you perform routine work
and obey orders. Application blanks
for this desirable position may be OBJ
tanned by addressing d. H. Kenega,
Secretary Board OF Examiners, Port
Townsend.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-04-19
Beef Is Too High.

In compliance with the order of
Secretary Morton, published on the
first page of the STANDARD, DR.. Sal
mon, Chief of the Bureau of Animal
Industry, has presented to the Secre-
tary statement of the prices in the
Chicago market of dressed beef and
shipping steers since January 1, 1895.
This statement shows the extreme OF
prices for this class of cattle to have
been for January, 81 to 1925; for
February, $4.1O to $3.50; for March
$3.50 to $500; April, first half, STA
to Sc. Commenting on these figures
DIR. Salmon says:
"These figures show that the cattle or
foot are approaching paying figures fol
growers and feeders, but they do moi
warrant any such sensational rise in the
price of dressed beef to butchers by the
great slaughtering establishments. mol
an advance such as has been reported on
the part of the retail dealers to meal
consumers. A normal rise in the whole
sale price of dressed beef, and in the re-
tail prices should be only in proportion
to the rise indicated for beef on FOOT
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-04-19
for Infants and Children.

"CastOria isso well adapt~lt I" children thai
ircrommend it rs superior I" any prescription
known to mo" II \ ARCHER. VI u,
Ill So. oxford St, Brooklyn, y Y.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-04-19

Cas:oria cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach. Diarrhua, ErIctatiun,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes al
grStion,
Without injurious medication.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1895-07-26

EDITOR GRAPHlc:-By the request
of Humber 81 ffiends,' SEMI
hefe&ttH COPY 'platffSf% PHs S:
posed &s abass Sf diif.iif fSf @ AT ne ts
festso5fftm festso5fftm forces pS6pdliists, RthfSitIoh:
istts2,f sa6ssti6Iists,l ,l"sikgts-t:ixsis stS:,
fassed y ne Reform sCSSffsTeneess afsfe,es 81 81
pfomSitior fark,,'N 5alys, 1922,
and ask that ythS win puPITIsh!i pIIs!i : T., tGaf tGGaaf
Our pe6pis msS become ffs@illliaf f.@!aill.f With NTH
It and thereby be pfePared for infsIh
geap action IL 1895 ftShib|iIttf|@ii f|'It|6i
istf Heartily endorse IT, Mil n fhs fh..
language of Aahotnef' aid Rfeatsf. Sfff
is 8plttform' worm 'fghiiiig ft6r.,,
sha1f pfdbably"h have ts'Te 20 Say on on
ths suSteNfii 'ths ! ffatnls
''o '''' - z z GIpsoN. F!Tssox
AS basis OF union union "f reform f9fces. forcs
"1:' Resolved:"Tlhihts 's THY We We dls,nai,iI lslnsI
Direct EegisIation, me iliiitiaiise lItn,ts and s
Refefelfd'fm N iiatiEollaf, sfats STATE smI In
tdcaf Ms!tters; TIE l@psiattliss Man. am
daie and rG6portiynalt' RRepIssenttattlySSi1iI.
Sls THat We dd4eanGaSd ;at Wien Any any
Pralieh ot 'eglfStnate S!llsl Pisi,sss business, Pe.
comes a 'hdnoldfy -ii'thr Tah'ls pHlif of |f1': .
few against The Interests tie s manly in';1
that Industry Should be be- takeh posses posses
sion' of; Or 5asi teias, ~ ~ n'fSiSi- ,p,TIs.
padityt state u u he = nat:i'5H, ai' 5 adc Sd.
mrnstefed py the people.
''S. That We dtmtild The election CT
president ana 'viSt Prssi!dIeSit;o as%Sf ot &
\ y: s: Senators by diltct Vote dfr the
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1895-07-26

{ IL '
GovERNog-sfoERI ERILE-seeured his
election NY rhaki tiia deal with the liquor
dealers oftulie large cities of tlie stafe!'
at1eisst sonic of tIieale;idiHg feptibh heAif
PAPERS a6fscslis state lsay so and they
ought to- kii0w. Nbts being able t6-
keephfaitH witty anyone, lie Has now
tIlrned fofj hisftie,Edsyaisd, is attacking
them con oallside5sn IL tfke Wichita pep'
Die care odispbstdeto slap biek! it, TlHs
city council HAS 5fepealedaA ordinances
affect ing the sane otaidttor And SHY that
any aduo rosectaijns' VIII Aassto 'Be
matle by the 4stsfte, Tag they do not pro-
bose cto bu,aeHieiieir people i@itl9t the
expenseo cThee three commissioners for
that town weiit t0i tPapekalaisd deniaho
deda of thew gov ernar, pasida assistant
attorney -geiier;aot iniforeAd the law,
ana SO The Eght gees from B;td to worse.
piiingsnplth COS tsoan iiu slPeady' over4
burdeHedp people ti' &aif- 'etfefTnous
extent. Contrast ethis staEe of Affairs
with etllat inSoutsJ CafoiiiE where the
state dispelisafy' systeMrpie~aiis.. They
detnot make a 4auSe Of tAe teini,eranee
auestioh nlbyG proliftdtihg THE sale a6f
lia,iost but the busfnes is placed eiis
tile lIiandsldl competeii5nseit WHO are
.adkatsn aflslte state Shd who haVe2 nd
interest i,i the,la,s6ts uf the bnsfiiess.
elThs rpg,ilatfoilsgpsefaing these places
,arEhas esttict as 4.Ssei lgosefhfng faify
other departments eftise government.
no sales To niiHefs,t no diinNsge on the
premises Iolnieafing,i outJ apenjng ,ai
I-Sspasysesanuo legal 3WIidays1 < elosed
promptly atnsix a6clocka and dispeH.
saries xieyc1ly located III f5e~rsAi Where
I;tifs majerny OF this. tvettsfs desire TIC
fhave one, ,sotyoa have tue two systems
,,combined,a ltseit option taa,d govern
f / Euneqst eontroE cal Uiiderl tits system
l,.Seash tCafoliiiains cIufm that druIikeH=
,iessuis fast disappearing hfthe 'stilse.
TBespesple are pfeRsetIl~stK the aaW
amt faifso susrstis iteasftl seeins 10 q:
/ ;,,se ,ee;,.,e swiisSi are holfeste IN tifeil
| ,irofessiaasein desisihg ttisee druiiken
riessof fssissupear. should Q t#rii tl!eii
effoiss I'M some such polential direction
| insfeais fssaairss III With and iissist.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1895-07-26

/ GEORGE ANTHONY, the redeemer
superintendent Of INSURANCE and Tie
greltest taafl around ass I'll the State
lias issued. his department report: IT
is hsarsaeteristicd sarsete iti 9f its ;iiith56fi..osIn it
lie faments the fact that tile ffrIater,iaf
orders ~hic,i pjrovfietiife insurance al
actual i9tfSaus cSytl To their Genibets,s nave not
been co6iinitted dlByi;tW ntooe his tender
! y ssssrcy go 4iess assSciations Are So Wen
isilo5wNa in Kansas Kaa tsiat It is s.s:cafcvly
necessary to Explain theft si,ns, pur-
poses zan,f me hodsa! THEY seek g. cafi- caaf
tlH;ise a spirit Of efrateriisty ei,f their
members, cale FIR The xitc;ks,1 relieve stfIel
distressssed, bury tile dead and protect
tie SURVIVING family fagainstp ddestitts
lkbi9 BY Etiie certaiii pay iilnt Uf d girar--
aiiteeashnf ct imftodhey. N A'theP 'legislall
lafe rightly regarded 1arese 'fratefiifai
orders .ts5 ih,wfGfv6lfntar eass aasssochiatiohs
pf iifdfviduaIs for fheif aFoyw Fowail as b.hefit,
and nightly left i;liernp npeeobF e. maifage fheir
p@ii affairs! This dues l,Gt phase the
great '1nogul now IN esIi!ngs IL the
insurance department. fof Stils State.
N6w If tGere is one rhing tliat 9distin-c
gtHiishest these associati1its from The
oldlines insurance ltotHpaniesp that
afeh so dear to the Heart ofp his hi gh!!
iress. II is Che f;tet that the y nevseer
contest a claftn. faT'hey lio not receive
thsddes and aassesshrfhehits not Their
members willie they i've, and after
their death appe:H to the fcoiitts
tohe aid dieatthempfeSfn to defrautlihg
the wife and orphan ciiildrehe ot the
money Which trey aie ehtitieli to r4!!
ceive! frey are not to,npeilef,o uddehff
pfeseht laws I'd levy assessments t6
keep INSURANCE commissioners good
nathred nor To cdlif++;pst 7cafirts and
jii-ies.f fe If one Sjf Their 'ffieGbefs dies
While III good sta,,silg the ? money
ghar.nteed his family is promptly tiaiii..
(Itis' 'feIiiy Too ban that tAefe lis ohe
tlir,g iii tile state x1liea this 1redeemeq
outfits uli:ible to investigate OF med
die with. George r. ANTHONY may
esIa,aieir these aorsanizati9is' and lie
;,boiit' tlseal 80 his hsiift 5 'c6lr,eht. but
Ehe nast keep his hands off. 'efhefe
ta,re too inany niembers of frater,ial
orders fl Kansas nf ail.roiiital rartles
TO permit atiya bf 'his MONKEY Key aoik III
l.seiati6ia III t,Ieni..- iAdfoelaE:ke; -"oFA
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BELPR8 ITEMS

rr,, - ..:.. - .I--.x .,,,-,- h..,o -,
ne rams OF eile past s week ek nave Eve. nm M
proved tie pi.,speeet. 'f1r corn. :" Early
c6tih IS now IN tnifk, arid with "fssvdfa'
be weatlief the liaid %all, lie large,
Some WHEAT has iipen ftstseEssAd sUWs;-.
ing to the n.eatidg q tie gram: dSs
no doubt 70 the humber "of weskf fh
tie ti!se, straw: lr' '''s ""'i'D'' u N'1' -
Tie neisborhoodd is discussing the s,
land d laws oWiEs 70 tifs si interest It ssti xks h
nt r. tls t contest ont st, orr r tee teee claim The
F1e;Inlty: r;nGnIy;
fe naM1ee na'aser OF. o. "ppl.esa,eps pi,s
HIN hse oyeta es ireey yesSe, tG spn % SiIos WIZ
sis gsnise e a tasa W Tie ns,p,e IpuHe Ssl seonl
mas as nee, cussiay os,sin1sly 'q rttff rnfrr 'ns
Feec.p OF m te"eIsf saasfr e T. ,s he "mn 'aa
Scnool cnfo,l meeting: leestlgg,
The forage crops are promising ip
the highest dsstse,ldaato 70 ltF iiictsas.
ed ;,raiifAf;, ~ '
Stock Viii te winrered in good
Shape Tile ehniingwi,iissf..efe" III s''n
sILsRS LaRrre ss nnberss nbnis %fni vi western cattle
haveesa siipbsd into this tIistsslfRo tssss1lfRo cill!e ~
teYflsS beof,,fs saHek iiso sbiSexIiaai94i, 4i,,Ee re-
rdy ana Iiiiihber of is sesgpass sgaaiss hS c.s.s ,s
affe ffer re ported. Foft While tIiss sTis is aiii aiioyf Zig iiig
YET 1t Should not tie ffii,Iffeed5iteii 't,a,t
cattle MAKE IL i mai ket Tor tie fpesd. t:as
~ i,p;;se H,aIs.e.a g, - for !iie feeI;
t,r. tei,iaY I.ssiI:{E{$o sI:E{$oSWi i,9PTia, Y;sSaa Y;.sSaa L
tf ljiiiiTts,ist;ds jiiiiTs d MY f.eeiirr he-
eTGasl6es TGs6sf ggfcidsssg dssorvN q N, ,iIsnss;o
t;I.e,a. H., Il aIgI8,a.is,Iry ,!I:asYss.gil pf
a.Ild.":'.Ies aI,d S,alis % ,yoi,ticas f .gp,t,a
G ~a,t. ~ natTc.rsel: IN W T'u's,c T
% "ppe' ,1's,, ~ d1s io a. ~ ~S.af S.,riy " Il Pt BE-
"i IL t1Ui 1G.sia' re e. =. XVIII SUI ~ i,
ae a' .'iPs s 81 u III M Miep.n'lcan
apu ..sttnis .,.ti, ~ ~ lsys 'pn
1ig ""ss n'lF e. Ii'l9Ga,a eyerytlS as.1 ffiS g
t,t,,, 5 ls .'l ' nstt.ri,Sss sS SleSs Snss as
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1895-07-26

DIR. .Eltsp.t4.t-N-t,ff : ttite-fttsare asylum
says he did not discharge Jack Talbot
fpsy taking abodtstAe killing kofL Gns
M,mler,k but foro Incompetence. ofTins
isIwiiat inightobe ieafl1dPa,. ,.ehflons -co-'
Incidence l}uJ6nk Net,ayed thefact thae
Ii npatieat llad heea tk4Mel taiidt iitC Wis
immediately discovered ethat dhe was
,dlEohel Whsti ordered We
AID he was ordered l.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1895-07-26

ABoUT:eserY-arfe eitttntentthat Nor
rilN has made has Dee,i one more mffl-
stosistied to- the neck ofofhe df5&Hing
republican party. George e. 4Ihthony
has Ncappedptfse clihaxIB9 His AHttaek
On ahe;many hene4alnt insurance COM
panies doing business in tile state. com
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1895-07-26

vince him # yon can, but don't shut
his 'ihdith bythresasts dbr' tby force e.ii't
be4ieveg 'ttihiat4his story rhasy been BEEN put
aajat more ;ttsh:f bfGh ,ihas kfeR Any
sefiohp iiftent7ohlu uto theanyi camsrA
SStous intention TO really carry it
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1895-07-26

5. R. PEFERs.- Mhe asssisted the gov
ersorR to down the refer1nat6iyt bosfd,
has ceiveaVIiiscTewafa. .ILi He HAS been
appointed etoh one Eofd theHv;teaneRfs!
This is called "reJeeihings' KafisasNa'
kieking a man oet Of job aad step
ping INTO his boots. q d yoc ana sep
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is at 1T again, her latest
move .beingitoscAsifa aigraailiaIi isEa,sd.

In INthe-Heap-HHfgey=-debate, the
reports lndieiste' that Harveyais, gate
ting rather itheebesst of tlie Argument:
The wll6le debaee eswinf 15e printed iii
boek form Mhsntfuishedl}e printed in
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1895-07-26

THF kifttfiNg fiNg1FesuSEss4aaNFer at the
insaiiei asylum ass tiiasIHg to- light
maDs things that have eeeaffed IN loiif'
state iiistirutiois i'm the 4ast few years.
IstMe. iMils6iialAs reeswtly tpaBEnea
/. todk as, ilie n res ule OF this lobsefva-l
tiohs DURING etwos years THAT heswas
eimJloyedriaE OssaWat1onfe.a a EIe f'e-
lates notwithstanding incidents
t,isdelaysi Che blame where eIt2belohgs3, u
to the system disappointing 6ficeissto
these li1lstftuduns ASA reward for lpo-d
iSJieaI services, and Gllihg"tlie ltstitu-
tiolisal wiMces stlfatG cl;iss Of timber
When viii our people acton what they
already knew, a I'D oseparaten our tpuB-y
lie instIt utiohs fleal lpoi1t1esY o''t PGD
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1895-07-26

GEO. W-M RffN-in his kansas City
Gazeae says THAT there is kaltegetAei
too mitch lying going aHe about trepuBl
licanIiie;tdauaFters, .aiia agoes OH oto
show mp teurai ihoiIer;tbltt ?gogovesnorI
his Comments by refnsFkfig
.sIhepe must De se4net truth, In This re-
dsm,stienl bt,sihessQine truth, in this re
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1895-07-26

THE recent troubles aE tire Hutch
rnsoiI siref6ffni.itjfy have served uoGns
gooa purpose g III 'ssAowii;g up pethsa reas
sSiqd Why positions" DH the Varlbdis
B6ards oSerEtliet State ohaSse been s0
eagerly s6dght by min whose abi,itiss
itt e. wooFifd Seem. sisotild c5m Inland L lBess
terVlAfce fban the Salaries Attached fo
these Jobs: otss:n The bin 2 presented
iii this retormatory matter shows qulift e &
tlldny TIE Wfyf0rre. II when You you GtJhe
sider that tie NECESSARY travelling ~
r7nteamhters Of governing yeefhn4Ihhg boards IS very
Considerable, that they tt&se, on pass!
IS ana Charge the tstatg tfftee,f fn cennts-
ber; ss ;mIie FOR the ssahhe:se aha f6ir cdDi-
lafs 4 day fot EXPENSES, and otiiato a
days work may 1nnsa II net u them afrom' teif to
fort!y,sdUfars,, the Why ebecofdes tSery
ealegtE. dThiss mileage hbusfhifie4s;ss is One
of THE relics liaiiaede d6Whi from many
YEARS of republican, raie; aha Should
tttee wiped out. 'Pdblic II qo'fhciais shouid
reeefvs taif salaliee,, and wien tf9?,SV!! tf?,SV!-!
telfhgiiks doilp, aa aaiet,fal aexpehssasn. 1f"'-
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| ALL FREE.-ThoSe who have used
IDr.Aking's New Discovery knew sits
j'nwlgti!eoppoitlSuit3 ot6a try nit, Fie.e
lGalkosI the padNertdsedod druggist Iaar,
getlao trial hottie ii fsee. ll&e1d your
luurne and I'D dress TO iIe<E. BucKlenOt&.
Go ..lGhicago. anhget aIs;smpleleoN of
Iar, Kifigls Nswn Lfst Piilsn pffeeQx as
we'll as ascOpS of Guide t6 ilHeai;heands
Household . INSTRUCTOR tfreei All aofl
whacis dk Guaranteed to ,dUryou tgnoG
and :costs,pu, nothing Porterist Drug
Sture.ost yen nothing. rortcr'1 Drag
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-DON,r, II IiBAGCo-SPIrLQ -SM94f-
iYOUa.>fIFE GAWAY-Ts' ItheO trlathfulE
Il=BAc, the harmless, Qga;sranteed tobl
iaeGo iaabitechreItbtt, braces tpdnfcO9-
!tinizetl;liervesTee TeeHmihates tife nicOtine-
ss,'ison, n1akes tiklnne,t tgaihstreagth.2 e
IvigJT1 and n1anhOoals raYoulialn no llfy.,
lsicablcp siR aneial0 risk, as9 NoITOa BAG
iisisold bg druggists eyess Where under
;igHafahtee tUcurs or nloDeylref'nndetti
i3sopk free. c Address Sterling Remedy
lCaop Newe Y Yori1 or Chicago. II gF ofe sale:
IbyOPutteE & Cfk og Chicago. For sale
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Wsf,dSFeh iasGe*Medlaa;Ea saasse
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THERE IS cons7derrbfe difference Of

THERE IS cuus7derTbfe difference Of
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STRAWBERRY & ICE CREAM
FESTIVALS.

The Ladies of the Bel Air NJ. E. Church will
hold the first Strawberry Festival of the sea-
son next Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
May Doth and Both, in Bateman's Hall. Pro-
ceeds for benefit of Church. All come.
The Ladies' of Chrome Hill will hold Straw
berry and Ice Cream Festival, ut the Hall. Fri
day and Saturday Evenings. May 81 and June
l. Proceeds for benefit of school
The Fallstom w. C. ". u. will hold Straw
berry Festival. in the Grove at Friendship NJ.
Z. Church, June 4; . and q. If the weather
should be unfuvorable either of these evenings
the festival will be continued Friday and SAT-
urday and 8.
A Strawberry Festival and Meat Supper will
be served in the nrove at Rock Spring church,
Friday and Saturday evenings, June 9TH and
9Th. All are cordially invited.
The Forest Hill w. c. T. U. will hold Straw
berry and Ice Cream Festival, on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, June 4th and 5th, in MI
JAS f. EIy's orchard. a regular supper will
be served. Fancy Articles, Confectionery, &C.
A very handsome doll, cts. to guess its name.
Proceeds for building w. C. T. U. hail.
Everybody Come.
The young people of the Evangelical Lu.
theran Church, Joppa, will hold an Ice Cream
and Berry Festival, at the Parsonage, on We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday evenings, June
10, 20 and 81. All are cordially invited.
Junior Order United American Mechanics
will hold an Ice Cream and Strawberry Festi-
val in Bateman's Hall, June II and H. Pub
lie cordially invited.
The Young Ladies' Aid Society of the Church
vile Presbyterian congregation VIII hold an
Ice Cream and Strawberry Festival on the
Lawn adjoining the Church, on the afternoon
and evening of June 8. Public cordially invit-
ed.
Remember the Strawberry and Ice Cream
Festival that the ladies of the Bel Air NJ. P.
Church will hold on the Parsonage Lawn.
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, June and
8. 1t will be nice affair