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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-13
Personal.

WILL ANY ONE having information re-
garding the whereabouts of Elizabeth
Campbell, sometimes known as Maggie
Sullivan, communicate with Confiden-
tial, care Of The Worcester Spy.
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Clslrvoyants and Massage.

Julia A. Spaulding,
magnetic, business and test cIairyoyant.
has removed to 50 Pearl ST., where she
will be happy. to greet old and new
patrons; examinations and massage 81
each. Room I. one flight.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-13

Statesmen and canvassers wanted in
every town to sell Magic Glycerine soap
to housekeepers, exclusive territory.
Write for particulars, Acme Soap Co., q
Pearl ST, New York.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-13

BRANT ROCK HOUSE. nnH MISS ssock,
Beautiful Sea Shore Resort Hotel Within
40 feet of high water. Send for circular
G. T. SUMNER, Prop'r.
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WANTED = Case of bad health that
R-I-P-A-N-S VIII not benefit. Send S
cents to Ripans Chemical Co, New York.
for 10 samples and 1000 testimonials.
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For Sam or Repair Clothing.

81 90 SUIT cleaned and pressed; $500 silk
tailors. 977 Main st,opp. Elm, one flight.
Open evenings.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-13

WANTED = Cooks. hotel,
private, experienced I'd girl, good strong
Swede girl, assistant homework, 81 per
week; woman with child, willing to go
in the country. Mrs. Mulvey, IA Maple
St Telephone 1852.
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Help Wanted Male

AGENTS wANTED-The greatest seller
ever put on the market; make big
money in selling rubber faces; they sell
on sight; already introduced and de-
manded everywhere; sample, prepaid.
10c. Allegheny Mailing Agency, rs G.,
Perry St, Allegheny, Pa.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-13

WANTED by competent cook situation
in a private family; best of reference
Please call at % Briden st,
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BAKERS OVEN

to rent, with tenement store room and
stable, in good location, by c. B. Eaton,
office 554 Mair ST.. room g.
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girl would like situation
TO do general homework Address 66
East Central st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-16

Y
Sufg - xhApevp - Jon - 49,
tAaAA In Cd, snd ~ ~ ut askamsd y
talk about II be6pee id0lstsss. Al, voln.
m WI never appfsrists wAas she OWES -
; Christianity until che knows and aees ths
degradation Of hsr sex under paganim and
Nohammedanim. Her very birth consid-
ered Q misfortune
Sold like cattle on the shamblea Slave
Of all work, and, 1t lest, her body fuel for
the funeral pyre Of her husband. Above
the shrek Of the fire worshippers in India,
and above the ruInbling of the jugger.
nauts, hear the million voiced groan OF
wronged, insulted, broken hearted, down.
trodden woman Her tears have fallen In
the Nile and Tigris, the La Plata, and on
the steppes Of Tartary. She has been dis
honored in Turkish garden and Persian
palace and Spanish Alhambra Her little
ones have been sacrificed In the Indus and
the Ganges. There Is not groan, or u
dungeon, or IN island, or mountain, OF
q river, or lake, or sea, but could tell
q story Of the outrages heaped upon her
But, thanks to God, this glorious Christian
ity comes forth, and all the chains Of this
vassalage are snapped and she rises from
ignominy to exalted sphere and becomes
the affectionate daughter, the gentle wife,
the honored mother, tho useful Christian
Oh, II Chy.stianity has done 80 much fol
woman, surely woman will become ite
most ardent advocate and its sublimest OK.
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That night when the doctor called he
found her humbled, contrits. concerned
in earnest, and all for her husband.
TITS the first time" said he. 1--WE
sver felt any respect for You whatever,
MrA Winn. ] believe there's something
In you, after although probably not
much, be later added when he told
his wife. That night, too, he and Brooks
and Blythe sat half an hour with VIM.
The colonel asked 1t, for it was time to
help him II help was to come at all.
That day brought inquiry from depart
ment headquarters az to whether Lieu.
tenant VIM had made good the amount
Of that great shortage, and the prom.
ised money package had not come.
Gently they asked him il be had rea-
sonable right to look for 1t, and all the
answer be could make was that it had
been promised on certain conditions.
He had recently accepted them, had ex-
pected to find the money on his arrival
Rt Worth, but instead had found-and
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Co. g 6 !.

, All trains Illuminated S With 49, y, 4
u Express trains.
AAW ,sMA e. ayENUE STATION. FUR
sle Saw a. H w.: !H,y yssk q aay.sy ~
Pullman cars. :7il, lilo = r. s;,aIss s1l
n p;;,,. ,s$ .aS I'm; :xs! 's.5s. .5.n I'll
s;!o Us. is ~. rs 'ie.s Iii lis An;
man cars). $50. 81. :7.iL s.is, .u.se 81. 3.
I'll Hiss s y. .S III ioo 2. s 81: 8: !; H. h
.esHEtSsTERs week days. ~ nv ~
sSSS. .sas .1oA, M@ = M; LOO. IN, a04
u. So: 80 IL ~ i lis !. m M ~! sss II
ATLANTIC CRY. week days. '7@ :.
~ aaf b n May. week day.. .7.os . m: a.
y B q sSnSfSs' ~ xN Il n" wAsH,Norou
'iz5s. s26s. sel aS a.s7. IS. 10 lali ruii.
rs nsn 81. ssrHs no. II: I'LL 10 20 ssS oa
BALTiMohE AND WAY sFATiioNa
72S z; M s:H y m. daily
I'D hSw !: A. ~ r.: * $'! ~, u 81
s12.5S, 3.04, 457 7.32. ALI T. m.
PITTSRURG. week days. 1854 a. MT
$40 (all Pullman cars). ssn p. M. eunS
days. 'aA u. H.: $40 (aIl Pullman csrsA
Sh5;9 a. s.,ly, ,s 4. sss, =. Is, u,
D dfNtIsNAT1 4. xNb ST. T. L as!!K sa
To LIS ana HN 81 pRRrRor e.i, VII D. "a.
daily to Toledo and daily except Sunday
70 NEW PSsi' ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS v,s
HRfSTOL AND CHATTANOOGA, SD
2; m: daily; T hrg sleepers to 'Asm-
days. I2s a m. a04, 90 lO.s5 .. IN. Sun.
0I IAN p + ii Fl w. AtGccdMMMoDAroS,
wcnk days. 72j. 1000 .. m; 3.o4, A57 p. IN.
LEAVE MAi:KET STREET STATION
nALrIMCRD. week days. ss = a.:
~ J.A + DEN 5ii BERG. week days. s..s. 81
9 m: 2.8. $40 y. IN. Sundays. $50 O. M;
IEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR Will
MINGTON, week days. '3ss. SIS. 500
800. sta26, IL 80 am. 'l22O. 'l.S7. 100. .3u.
a2O, l3o. 'a07 (all Pullman cars). s5.3a
6 IL, T. 90, a. .Sa5. ln.lO. Ills y. m Sun.
days 1885. 's.0O. 500 II 10 II. m; s12.N.
sl37 2O0 -4.20 4,30 '5.H tall Pullman
carsl, 6aO, '7a. 1875 1880 p. m.
DaliMarvIa Telephone. No. l93
Rates to Western points lower than via
any other line.
+. b UNDERWOOD, D. h. MARTIN.
Gen. Manager. Man. Of Pass. Traffic
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Wilmington & Nor. K. K.

TIMETABLE IN EFFECl NOV. 3D. %
Trains leave Wilmington (Fresch Stree
Station) Ter b. q o. Junction. Moutohaoan
Winterhurn, duyencourt aranoKue, Gosssrs
Emit eeville, Mortonvlie, COatasville and inter.
mediate stations daily except Sunday, At I1
q W 2l5, an so p. in. Sundays only ANN
am. 2 IS and 4 p. m.
intermediate stations, daily, except Sunday
att 20 a. IA. e Is and 5.0Op IN Sundays only -
sos T. M, Q 10 and ,, IN.
For Joanna, Birdsboro, Rea ling and int o.
mediate stations, daily except Sunday a. q %
Q. m, and ais ~ IN. Sundays onlyat S05A y
and J. 5p. 10.
A q MCAUSLAND, Superintendent a
BOWNESS BRIGGS Gen. Pass. Agent
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Pennsylvania Railroad.

Schedule IN effect November q, 1883
T.uias leave Wilmington as follows:
80 eF ta''as 49, sS S. stspsss. w. " so g.
=. s.ai '' s.ss: si1. a. and s s ?. T.; !.
A'G" Z. Hs5 1885, 81 e. a.: IND IL i.5 't'a
For Chester .exp,ess). 1s7, 4al ga
~. 7s9. $50, s:s5. 1903. n25. lie ll.E ..
IctSiaa iSs ~ III g. 81 4e sna u.s. a
m: l245. %. 4Oj 5.2s. s.aS, 72O and lo.4
ror New y f 1s,s H.. ehrGusss So sAsf.s.. LIZ
CO.. .sS2 70 DINING Carr. e57, and sIs r.
Es sSsnss,.ns iH s BrG 4 sfse i sa.2n
$50. 800, 45e. 5.Ot and 10. 40 p m,
For Boston without change. lo.l6 q. II
'i fer - Ssgw :, X Center and ,ntsrmeala,.
Baltimore and Washington. Las. a0l.
IL H. i sS s s l!S s,s e. TO- rs s III D. M:
Baltimore aud intermediate stations.
:.sz. A4s J.59 p. m. 100 night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, fer
IT, IT, ~ ss Al, ss, ls 'i S n s sss IL
lilo. Ills p. n. and l2.o5 night, - ..
ri i:2s ais, i.os' Al SIS. SIS. io.ts and
suNDAI TRAINS.
For Philadelphia lexpress), l.57 go.
IL ~ H. s.ss sSs IA, Il ana nd; D. IN SEQ
LIS. 400, SIS and 1910 p. m,
For Chester express. l5. 10 SSs
ia, a. m 81, 800. 4.5s. SOL 6.J7, and 9~
esG % 4 ies ma ~ 10 81 y M; s@
~ ~ pi s 1 Ga S 49, a. F. .s Dining
s Sn us pS,s Gen nHs s W. IT, srS s
a. m; 400. ass, and ll.lo p. m.
For Boston. without change. 6,Jl p. m.
,o Issl.i% nor ,s a5d %Hiht n S =. ~ ~
Baltimore and intermediate stations
6.ka p. m; 100 night. al
m; R'@, liz, IL 5'Ss, SIS, iii. ss5. iLio
ll.ls p; a, and l2;Ss night ~. "a,
la.so. 49, SO, sss an and iois .. 'i m.
FOR THE SOUTH.
slespers 70 New Orleans. Memphis, Tam:
ga. Nashville. via Ashevills end Hot
Atlantic coas, Lins.-1:.4s p; IN. daily,
sleepers to Jacksonville, Port Tampa and
RaGon 12s 30 night aet,a aalY sleeper' TO
m. daily. dining car. and sleepers to '7n-
cinnati
DELAWARE DIVISION.
For New Castle. sl3. ll,N a. M: an.
+ To an" Ie sss p i e. M: an p. m w-ss
Tor Dover. Harrington and !. Pel'n.,.
SIS. ,ll,N a, m; AH. s.55 and llI5 p M
For Wyo min = and way stations as p
H. week days.
Express fer Cape Charles, Old ro,G:
'nH ThS KS G i Z f. n as2's STREET
ennu It. H as snd IL fhn 11, p pn
az q r, daily isr P'' s;,,.s;r ana CHI
Chicago, Cleveland, Toledo, Cinclnnat
teriaye ss 1nd s 81 hoqs aGa 9aS
v,I L; " Wa aa" ttiin:innatb ana A. Louia
s spi p' e c dai}iy p,,seurs. Chicago ana
9 Cleveland; and Toledo. except satur- {
~ ?; m; daily Pit,sours. Cincinnati and
/ 9 p. M daily P,t.spurs and Chicago;
fPsqs9 ea Em as$ B bnns
Is extra fare other than the usual Pull
ran charge. ~
srs, Vestibule Passenger Coaches. and
,ining Car. No sxtra fars -
The Wilmington Transfes Company
III cali FOR snd check baggage from :
For further information, passenEcr1
rferred TO the ticket agent at the
b. HUTCHINSON, J. r. WOoT
Gen. Manager, Gen, PassA'Ag
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-16

A TTENTlON-pERSONS DE8IRIN9PU31s
n drugs and chemicals or wishing their pss !
scriptions or private receipts carofoliy 90
pounded with pure materials sholld g tsehe
drug stsre Of II. r. BRlN9HURST.NA III
Market street. Vilnlin ston. Del. -
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| AHC VCLe tWetuNL nc NtV JtUNJtuCTttlu "
the floor.
thing akin to incredulous wrath that ar
hour later he caught sight of the liber
! ated lieutenant issuing from Barclay.
quarters, not his own, and with Barclay
leaning trustfully OH his arm.
Apology accepted. Explanations ten.
dered. All settled, and without meet
ing on the field Of honor. "Whurroo,
but what's the cavalry comm top
howled Mullane over the consequent
cups at the suffers store and club room,
Fuller aiding and abetting with more
liquor. Up the hill to the post lurched
the big captain that very afternoon, and
into the cardroom, where some Of his
cronies were gathered, Bralligan among
them and the untrustworthy Hodge
Any one with half al eye could see
there was mischief in the wind, for
nothing caused these old time Hibernian
rankers keener suffering than to have
their betters settle question without
either court martial or fight. Talk
and jeering laugh grew louder as pota-
tions followed on the heel taps of their
predecessors. The mail from San An
tonic got in at 8 p. m. that evening,
and the orderly was distributing letters
as the officers returned from stables
VIM, by invitation, had accompanied
the major and was walking home with
him, Mullane and a crony or two fol.
lowing at safe distance. Several men
saw the light Of relief in WINS face
as he received, opened and glanced into
the missive handed him.
"Has it come?'' asked Brooks in
genuine sympathy.
EYES," answered VIM almost SOL
EMMY. "a check which am instruct.
ed to have cashed by Fuller, as he has
all the currency in the county just
now"
II congratulate You with all my
heart. " said the major. II suppose you
will see Trott tomorrow.
& II shall see him tonight, il you will
excuse me, sir I'll go at once to the
store. Brayton, will you come with
me2''
Fuller was out. 1t was some minutes
before he could be found ut the corral.
Meantime the two classmates, recon-
ciled since the long talk between Bar.
clay and VIM, conversed in low, grave
tones in Fuller's private cardroom,
where none but officers and his cronies
were admitted. 1.-The trader looked
4ueer," said Brayton, "when be took
The check" but after some fumbling st
bis safe came back with thick pack.
age of treasury notes, carefully counted
out and labeled. On this display Of
wealth gloated the fshy eyes of Null.
ane as moment later he came reeling
in, Bralligan and Hodge at his heels.
To his hilarious salutation Brayton
gave short answer, Vim none at all.
Winns face had clouded again, and all
he sad lines Of thought and care seemed
,utting deep, despite the coming Of this
much needed relief.
"Hwat's ahl the lucre, I say?" shout |
ID the Irish captain. raging at WINS
soit snub. Thousands Of dollars, be.
lad!' Then with leering wink he turn.
ID to bis half lpQddled satellites. "D'ys
mind, ladss An that for plasther to
honor. Regular John Bull
'usiness over again. That's the English
way Of settlin Grim. con. case How
much did Barclay think IL wurrth.
Ninnp" s.-,a...--s. !. ta...,.-.L
And the next instant he lay founder
ns on the floor, felled by . furious
low from the subaltsrn's hst
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-16
NOTICES.
Annual
WATER RENTS

Are due and payable in advance at the nifice
Of the Water Department southwest corner
Of King aud sixth streets. II paid in January
ten per cent. will be deducted .I0m the face az
she bill IL paid i'll February 5 per cant. will he
deducted; IL paid in March, the face Of the bill
will be demanded.
April LIST five per cent. will he added to tho
face Of the bill, and the fcrrulcs OF tho dciin-
Qnents may be drawn,
OFFICE OPEN, 8 A. NJ. 10 ~. NJ.
JOHN y. GkOHE, Registrcr.
ji2lmeod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-16
DR.. SlMMS'
Vegetable Liver Pills

Elegantly sugar coated. No taste III swallow
ing 9ripeless and not sickening. Operate
grandly, and yet you hardly know you AXE
medicine. The finest Liver. Kidney and stom.
ach medicine known. Will surely cure Liver
complaints, Kidney disease aud Stomach trot.
bles, Dyspepsia, etc. Cures tired feeling, skin
af ections, headache, dizziness, giddy-head, &c
Nice in every respect as u real Liver medicine
and family protection against diseases. BIC
box. in one for 81. sold by druggists u citiej
and country. Depot Coz King street,
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For Sale Or Rent!

STORE md dwelling northeast corner Fourth
and Erankliu.
Store and dwelling northwest corner Second
aud HIS rrison.
House rs Broome street 10 rooms front and
back porche. md NIL the Modern ccnyeniences
Also several and room houses, with all i'm.
provements, so and $l2 per month.
Two 5room houses with front porches, at
Fourth and Scott, g per month
Also number OF houses ranging from SO per
month upwards, according to the locality. Also
a number of desirable building lots In differ.
emit sections Of the city will be sold OH month.
~ payments. Special terms to builders. De.
sirsDle tenants can save money BY applying to
P. J. FORD,
S. f. Cor. Tenth and Market Streets.
d24.tt
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LIQUOR

b Habit or disease. permanently und
paihlessly cured by Home Treatment
Safe, no publicity or loss Of time No
hypodsrmic needle No new habit formed
Write for our literature Giving testinionl-
alsof clergy, physicians and other. also
methods and cost Sent In plain envel1p,
All correspondence confidential.
GOLDENE MEDICAL Co.,
Box ~ Wilmtnysou. Usi
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-16

Humphreys |! ! !! |
wlrcH ln'AzzIs
OIL,
- Piles or Hemorrhotd6 >
~ Fissures 4 FistuIas.
Burns q Scalds. III
Wounds & Bruises,
4 Cuts & Sores.
Boils & Turnors.
~ Eczema & EruptionA
Salt Rheurla & letters,
- Chapped Hands. 4
. Fever Busters.
Sore Lips * Nostrils.
G Corns & Bunions.
- Stings & Bites Of Insects
Three Sizes, a5c, soc. and $r.oo. /.
sold BY druggists sent pOstpadoa receipt p.os
AVErHREys' NIp, CO. ~ . tIs un,s. o., Sez Teri.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-16

I'OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FRONT ROOM
Il at 73 Madison street Also wanted re-
spectacle men buardets at same aumber.
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II 3acres Of land. Apply to Thomas Law.
less, Mt. Pleasant House Henry Clay. Del.
jl2.4t9
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5xss 800 -. g2f IN m Na8s!
*.
&sGALAhAp!
NJ ~ gSzI!4ZE eE1zH RlEsE;zzzlaN
serxn.aa1. sss. s.4sc1ssrrs sas.'ss
= nssss:=sMMp
orr ,sseI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

, - vagueiy. linen, Isn't there any
thing can dor"
That night just after taps old Hanni.
bal admitted the tall young officer and
ushered him into q brightly lighted
room, where, rather pale and wan, but
with kindly amile ON his face, Gala.
had Barclay lay back in his reclining
chair and held ont thin white hand.
Welcome, VIM" was all he said,
and then the old negro slid out and
closed the door. y,-.,5a sn.n.
"There are Oirish and Oirish, as,
quoting Mulvaney, has been said before
Once assured that no further proceed
ings were to be taken against him for
his Ubiquitous lapse the day Of the rush
to Crockett Springs, Captain Mullane
concluded that be must stand high in
favor at court, and that further self de.
NAL and abstinence were uncalled for,
especially in view Of the successes
achieved for him by the small detach-
ment of his party led by Lieutenant
VIM. Mullans wasa gallant soldier in
the field from sheer love Of fighting,
and the same trait when warmed by
whisky made him a nuisance in garri.
son. Not week was he home from his
successful scout when he broke out in
new place, and this time he found in.
slant accommodation.
Little Of the stolen property was re-
covered by the searching squad sent out
as the result Of Marsden's revelations.
That voluble scoundrel was in the
guardhouse awaiting trial by general
court martial. Cavalry drills were re.
sumed again, and after each mornings
work the officers gathered in considera-
BILE force at the clubroom. There had
been, both in the infantry and in the
cavalry, vast speculation as to the out.
come of Winn's arrest and Barclays
mishap But men, as rule, spoke Of
the matter with bated breath. Mullane,
Bralligan and the one or two Irish OK.
sergeants in the command, known 10.
cally as the Faugh-a Ballaghs. how
ever, waxed hilariously insolent in
their comments. Nothing short of dis
missal should be Winn's sentence and
nothing short Of a challenge be Ear
clay's course. It was with something
akin to amaze that Mullane received on
the sixth day after Winn's arrest off,
cial notification Of his release and res
to duty. 1t was with some.
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FOR RENT.

EoR RENT-Two sTo"Y BRICK HOUSE
IL 7rooms, No. Alb Fast 9th street Nicely
located and in best condition. w per month.
John X. Hartman. 4l3 East 4th st. ian6.l2t'
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TOR RENT-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
II rooms, in suite or single. To select par
ties at sos Market St jan5.i2 -eOd2w
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:J-OR RENT-A NEW BRICK HOUSE, CON.
IT tanning rooms and bath oil Park avenue
near Rising Sun depot Apply on premises to
u l. Toy, jll-6t
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FOH THE 6NJV III. :,
Southern Railway -73d p. M, daily.
sleepers to New Orleans. Memphis. Tam.
Springs.
Atlantic Coast Line.-E.4s p: IN. daily,
eleepers to Jacksonville, Port Tampa ard
Macon; 1873 night daily, sleepers to
Richmond and Jacksonville,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, 0n ..
m. daily. dining car. and sleepers to fan-
cinnati
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EoR REMITTANCE DWELLING AND
r undertaken room. 70i King street. Apply
H. B. Frazier, AZ East 4th St. jl3tf
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Tor RENT--SMALL BRICK HOUSE IN Tx.
/, win Court Apply to H. Z. Vernon. this
Office. jnn6
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J'OR RENT-A SMALL FARM IN THE
II suburbs Apply s0t Market street, second
floor bR,k d9S8teodl
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FOR SALE.

E,CR sALE-TEN r. Up. A. NIB FOR
r cents vt druggists. Ono givss relief.
u0O1vrA
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TOR RENT-TEE HOUSE NO. 1913 LIN.
II coin street. Apply at 723 Madison street.
dbl If
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-12-13
STORY OF QUEEN LII.
Reception After She Lost
Her Crown.

Young Al Berry, son of Congress
man Al Berry, of Kentucky, said a
naval officer who was in Honolulu
when the Hawaiian flag was replaced
by the stars and stripes, was in Homo
lulu in some kind of official capacity
when | was there once, and was on
particularly good Germs with Queen
Liliuokalani and her entire court.
And i may say that in this regard
he was about the only American who
was. How he got there don't know,
but he was one of your irresistible
kind of Kentuckians whe conquer adj
miration in spite of all obstacles. He
could say anything he pleased and do
all manner of startling things, but
that only seemed TO make the queens
people fonder of him, and when he
offered TO take me to call on her ma
jesty, at little reception she gave
in the afternoon after the flag cere-
monies were over, ] telt that l was
safe in accepting. 1t was a very in
formal affair and we were soon in the
royal presence and / was duly intro
duced. Then the young man suddenly
upset me in IA places at once and gave
me a fit Of the nervous embarrass-
ments.
"Well, your majesty" he said in
that boyish and breezy manner of his,
not less at home in a queens palace
than on a blue grass farm, "'how does
1t feel to be out of job?"
l felt like going through the floor.
but Berry never turned a hair, and
the crownless queen in quite the same
spirit greatly relieved my embarrass-
ment by responding;
"oh, Mr.. Berry. you are such jol-
Her"
1t was slightly slangy, perhaps, for
royalty, but it was the right thing to
say, and l read the riot act to Berry
on my own behalf when got home.--
N. Y. Sun.
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