The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-08-06
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= si2o 800. ! I SHIRT with
vogue 49, aon,aaonlv known
q oeep $50 ta $3.50 Tbis saason The
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aifbo,,gh exactlv the same cut it is no
,ans.r tba snanish founce. Woman could
81 s+sna that us maiden name has been
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,oa+ oonmander sweeps everything be-
$50 = avan fashion
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Last suihile II bofore II this
gola ieFef = brass fever that
year II = 'ne -" .s.nr and in both
mas gone ~ taan raa1izad So
cases s aor,ana for military
sieat = $3.50 tba4 not only
buttons annonf -, saaaad d,a If these
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souvenirs raoa,na a nrahlem.
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now was 'he ana SIN
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manage 70 weal = ahsol,+e no
IONS 70 tue solaiet = AZ
$50 asat4.. n1aader Al last these
ooys N Diue ~ 49, .ase ana today
haYins aupl'eess ooinina ] for
essia H. nratfv SON.
tune rom ~ 9atS
Vei.iis,
A. two-cent postage stamp IS 2 Nus
small matter when one mas IT, pul, ol
how annoying WREN II IS nor AZ NAM ~
cannot be procured Wnhln mics = ~
scene of the letter ms was Jusl ~
case with some of the brave soiolers =
the battle of Santiago; perhaps soiie
them had not even me requls..e
write home One young man, tns $" ;.
a prominent New Yorker, found hlmssil
In just such a fix, and decided 70 oepehe
on Uncle Sans magnanlmlty. me istlel
reached its destination ana IS tooas
treasured as a reminiscence OF the wal.
Ii was written on a piece OF paper not
note paper, and folded after the lasnion
of the schooboy notes. There was no 81
velope, and in one corner, where a stamp
might have been pasted, was written
soldiers letter" Uncle Sans heart was
touched, and the missiye forwarded IN the
mail.
So
1t happened on the Hill the other day.
She was an exceptionally human woman
and when the doctor who was making q
her gate on account of a shady tree thai
grew there. she watched the horse switch
off the flies with its tail In due course
the doctor emerged from the next house
and united his horse. Just then the win
dow of the upper story flew open.
Doctor came from the open window,
II wish you would not tie your horse there
The flies bother him so it makes
me feel bad"
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Euchrea is a fascinating game; 50 fasci-
comes the various elub are reluctant to
discontinue the sport for the short sum
mer months. This year so many Jersey
Lake that a large and fashionable euchre
club has been formed, embracing all the
Jersey City guests and a few outsiders.
when the men come down, and are quite
as exclusive and enjoyable as the winter
ard naffi6C ar home
Among the member are DR.. and Mrs
Burdette P. Craig, Mr.. and Mrs. e. F. G.
and Mrs. Warren Dixon and Dr. and Mrs.
Roy Inghs.
Some of the young ladies on the Hill
who are this year spending the summer in
for the improvement of their minds and to
while away the dull morning hours. The
club is to meet from house to house, good
and a very social summer spent in this
way.
Among those organizing the club are
the Misses Kemp, the Misses Lewis, the
Misses Van Horne and Miss Glover Pope.
Judge Bedle has returned from his trip
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