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DR0ppsAIs FOR THE COLLECTION AMI
i remoyal of RAr hage aud ulIAl WITHIN nc cits

Il "a
4 removal q garbage aud uiIal within tic city
VI Wilmington
sraled Ifolo.ais will be received al TIRE coun
Ill Chant II, Why Hali. uuttl THURSDAY
ENkN ~ January llih ~ : o. 0'c'ocS, iuf tlir
e9lstct NJ auA ieinnyll III Afi ptrtaec ard Ghal
~ tA@ ri.Y IL Wilmington j tlc term " three
ieafs ltS iains trbrn,ry ist lgau
Itin g ~lll 9e divided ut1 fur dislF'c,t as
follows
stasIiet i thaf Ittt y tiin city ,ef. ef
hhiE@t stfeet aii Htlth 0t +is thsrfet.
~scuii dttr.f H!t thAt ,hft ftfi citg Nurth
q n NJ stae ad east IN aafF 54rt
lhlrlt a!llt nli that Tatf ttY west ci
Nat@et cRt NHd south I -t&thst Cti
tegt Gittict. ali tnat Part X tAr GIN west N
GGtsrt ittae' bnd iir d ei siNtl str,rt
siEt.8eHt31s ani hlaaF f9tas ~ d's HEth
teHi aAr. mlau }h1 vi u ~ ta A5 at thg
eitfe nf the Eieik ftaNrrll
All ralp -a' ta1.i ~ leguEpeuel III 4 baua
Wiih tt6sHAta EHaftg III tsf AaM Ell iiVp hEu-
bid.
The successful bidders viii he requircd u rive
tnni ia the rum Of t@c- tho sand dollars iof tie
lis6. llll 1Cr'ormfnce 0f ihe contrast
Aictea. ~ ltd ic1 Ee Hlt 4ia cnt-ru N
\ II = nptan. mttRti tFr.ruSs t4r ,Ne r9tlrn.
tlon and rflu0tRt 81 ga JfRt
Ihe, ,CouReil reserves the rtget u eject any ii
ali BIDS
ri order cf lie ccurcli.
Attest N. Z MORRIS on
Clerk 81 Council
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Ten Years In JaiI ~, ,n.,,a

lafl3' jan 4,-IAe hien court fsanatel
n secret session, condemned sIN Bntfot
ana pefoulede 70 ten years banishment.
81 Guerin was sentenced to ten years'
cnainenfut in fortified place. II. Sd.
iEisls vas Tasaaccd 10 iu1 Jsass' IanaI.
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dEtp. ti. Af1iis l..a!sd of last
year The T lltcmher incrcasr ID ax.
ports Of manufactures VIII sG.ml. DO
worth above the exports or manufec.
lures in September Of last yea.
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-, New black as
trakan beaver
Heavy overcoats, satin
lined, velvet
Overcoats. piped cuffs, and
velvet collars. Full back
box, "a inches long a swell
coat for Young men. We
had three coats made to our
order, ana Tile, did not
come ii early enough, So
they 70 il with tile lest
with tie discount OF; SIS. 90
70 per cent. off. Back
inontagnacs, at $40; silk
lined and velvet piped, al
SIS, $50 and SIS; all with
10 per cent. of. Fine,
heavy ker.eys, at SIS, $40
and S25; ali with 10 per
cent. off. Oxford elysians
with silk Innings, at SIS
and $50; 70 per cent. of.
Genuine IEorumbo fur
beavers, ii SIS and SIC; 10
Ycr cent. Of. We have a
new Oxford ch-viot pad
dock Of our own maze, al
st5 very stylish and made
LIP with satin sleeves and
velvet pipcd cuffs.
Closed evenings al 6
q closk except SATURDAYS.
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T.rDecrrli rardors 4 sturaert,-,

Auburn. n, t. Jan. d.--afrs. Chiara
C!guaralo win te released from Auburn
prison ~ iftnr ot special Communication
granted by GQrtrRor Roosevelt The wo-
man was convicted of Killing her husband
in Naw York and Was sentenced fo Le
hanged il 1855. Governor Hill commit
el tAe sentence to life Imprisonment, and
nov sae y % be given her liberty.
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Warrant OF r. Trc,.,,,-

Lancaster. la Jaa, = Tho ccunty
eo1'aH ieEel. nm ;h5t thrY learned on
tA II thft G0i4ztT ,f7f 1rfr :
ifsErhoy s. NJ r.fa9 E5
aa.i4 eal Hameliaioi7 sr5f. 6ut i r.3,.
l1As a1.4i ~ ~ fHe clntg ~ ilisGp.
psnbfi2tlii puaie r4as. Ihas NM, d,.
Ast 4 u, 8sl ENPSit gl b6oIs IL
as'ltAi at lAi aH of
&t5 @llG at iaeiu 44t lmuar
H4 4i IA - Il tlHt tit9
itsar ef iEalat tnu u Ea ies#..r
.ia s93il ss rs "efk q t.H - .art i c0n-
Pie.ea ahd lhc t%act aMUami u tie defal.
eau'n asrertainc1 the couute coqlmis.
sisIngl HI. 1.4-c ..ala.i 81. I..-g+.
Ic1. 4,
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LIQUOR Applications.

NoTIcE-I, AUGUST II. vIEwDG, THE
~ tenant end oeI,uIr2nt Of the house situated
at NJ. sweat Fourth etiJes, inlthe First wsrd Of
The eity Of Wilmington, county ri New Castle
and tate Of Ielawurc, 10 compliance with the
requirements OF the acts Of the General Assembly
Dolo- That shah apply Ia wTlliug ~ the judge
Of tie Court orGenerAi sessions ~ the STATE Of
Delaware 10 and Tor New Cast'e county. On
MandA the 9Th day nf February, A. D.. 1870,
being the next term Of said court, fnr license
Tor said htuse asRninn or tavern. i0r the sale
t-trein ot Intoxicating liqnos n ltss qaautities
taaA IN qlart ~ drui l. m tht frctsisc. IiG
'lis following retpgctabr cirzeEt u the said
WhId AZ 1T twelve II whom lft a t@tantia
ircehpdera ~ said ward ItrOmmtua tht said
AL piicatiOn % vii
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a REAL SENSATION.

II isse trader AID Oslss af4tlli
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Registration In Havana.

Havana, April 4.-The secretary of
state and government, Diego Tamayo,
has issued an order to all the mayors,
warning them that at o'clock in the
afternoon of April IL the time of the
Spaniards to register expires. If, how.
ever, all the Spaniards who come to reg
lister April II cannot do so on account
of the excessive numbers wishing to reg,
lister, tickets can be issued to all of those
who went to the inscription office before
3 O'Clock, and the right of these to in
scribe subsequently will be admitted.
Tickets, however, must not be given to
those who do not go to the inscription
office before p. III. on the day men
toned
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BOGUS STAMPS SEIZED.
Test Case TO BE Made of Archibald
Buchanan's Arrest.

Chicago, April A test is to be made
by the treasury department in the case
of Archibald ID. Buchanan, who was ar
rested by government officers on the
charge of having in his possession plates
and dies and counterfeit stamps of for
eign countries. The arrest was made on
instructions from Washington and on in
vestigation furnished by the officials at
Detroit, where Charles Clarke was re.
Gently taken into custody for selling sim
liar stamps as genuine. AT hearing
before United States Commissioners
Humphrey Buchanan was held to the
federal grand jury in $1,000 bonds.
Buchanan was arrested by Secret Serv-
ice Agent Porter and Postotice Inspect
ors Farrell and Towlson. A trunk, which
was to have been sent to Clarke, was
seized by the officers and complete
| outfit and hundreds of stamps, bogus
and genuine, were confiscated. The coun
| terfeit stamps were of all denominations
and there were many rare issues in the
lot. The originals of some of these are
valued at $T5 each, and there were 9th
ers almost as costly. Eectrotype cut.
for printing stamps and postmarks wer,
| also found.
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DYath wines out a Family.

Seymour, Conn, April 4.-During the
past two weeks death has extilpated an
entire family in South Ford, consisting
of father, mother and son, and also re-
moved two brothers Of the mother. The
death of Barrett futile two weeks ago
was closely followed by that of his
Iatter's funeral 6rotber So Of til" the ~ denS enS
man, benjamin Curtiss, took a cold which
resulted in his death within week. IL
the meantime Mrs. Barrett Tuttle had
been prostrated by the shock and work
attending her husbands illness and
death. Worrying over the death of hi.
father and the critical condition of hi.
met her Matter Tuttle4 a son, eemTittei
suicide Friday last. Tuesday Afternoon
Mrs. Tuttle died.
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FORMER DELEGATES NAMED

From the Daily Republican.
The Union Republicans held their CON
ventien yesterday at Dover. The SIX
men nominated as delegates to the Ma
tional Convention that meets in Phila
delphia in June next, were, with one ex-
ception, the same men who were refused
seats in the convention in 1896. The
platform endorsed the administration
and its financial policy and condemned
the civil service laws.
Walter Hayes presented and re1
resolutions, which were adopted, gi
ing the State Committee power to c"l
slider harmony" negotiations hnt
to agree to aiy plan that eliminates
an, man from participating in party
affairs.
Mir. Addicks made few remarks
which met the hearty appreciation oi
those present, in which he said he was
not tired one little bit, and that he pro
posed to keep straight on in the good
work. He did not believe in harmony
with only Col. du Pont in it. His re.
marks were milder than ever before and
within the bounds of good Republi'
canism.
Walter Hayes addressed the conven.
tion and voiced the sentiment OF the
Union Republican party, when he said
he hoped to see the day when there
would be no Union and no Regul ar Re
publican party in Delaware, but one
grand Republican party, that would
sweep all before it in the State.
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS


NOTICE,-I, JOHN r. HALL0REN. the tenant
and occulant of the house situated at the N. e.
cor. of Fifth and Orange SIS in First ward, in the
city of wilminnton, county of New Castle and
state OF Delaware, in comp lance with require
ments of the acts of the General Assembly in
such case made and provided, do hereby give
notice that shall apply in writing to the Court
of Genera Sessions OF the State of Delaware, in
and for New Castle County, on Monday, the 14th
day of May, 1910 being y next term of said
court, for a lice, Sc for said house. as an inn or
tavern for the sale therein of intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart, to be
drunk on the premises and the following re.
spectacle citizens OF said ward at least twelve
OF whom are substantial freeholders of said
ward, recommend the said application, viz.
Thomas L. Lynch, Ludlng Heindrlck,
Alexander Burgess, Joseph e. Fisher,
Daniel Mct 'usk er, Geor A. Willis,
Charles Corrigan, Jacob Shieber
larry R. King, Thomas Rossiter,
@ aries J. II Beckett, Fred We'll Sr
Julius Gunther, John Green,
Thomas l. Russell, John Wesley Osborne,
e. j. McManus, Thomas Fagan,
James FagAn, H, o. Keller,
James II. Harkens. Thomas H. Buckley,
John Pyle, John Bader,
John ]. Gas idy,
JOHN E. HALL0REN.
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NoTICE.-I, wALTTR s. LETHERBURY, tent
ant and occupant of the house situated a.
Townsend, in United School Districts, 81, 81 IL
and 81 1-2. Appoquinimink hundred. county OF
New Castle, Estate OF Delaware. in compliance
With the requirements of the acts OF the General
Assembly in such case made and provided, do
hereby give notice that shall apply in writing to
the Court of General Sessions of the State
of Delaware in and for New Castle county.
on Monday, the 14th day OF May. A. D., 1900, be-
ing the next term OF said court. for license ior
said house as an inn or tavern. for the sale
therein of Intoxicating Liquors in less quantities
than one quart, to be drunk on the premises,
and the foil wing respectable citizens of said
Unitsd School Districts. at least six of whom are
freeholders, recommend the said retltion, viz;
John NJ. Rittenhouse Samuel Towns nd,
W. +. Graves, Charles #. Hubbard,
James w. Ise, James Boyd,
Charles II. Todd, James Ii Carton,
John 7. Naylor, l. w. Isanes,
Fl. J. Naylor Nm Greer,
Charles Vim ard, T, S..Wells,
George w. Eaylor, r. II. Wilson,
John +. Ellis, VIM, r. BTambe
WALTER 8. LETHER BURY.
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baltimore Methodist Conference.

Washington. April 1.-The one hun.
dred and eighteenth session of the Balti,
more conference of the Methodist Episco.
pal church convened at the Metropolitan
church. Bishop John w. Walden OF
Cincinnati, who is to preside over the
conference, delivered an address on the
Sacrament of Communion" All pres,
sent then partook of communion, the
ceremony being conducted by Bishop
Walden, assisted by the elders. The
regular business was begun with the call
of the roll, the replies showing large
attendance. The present officers were
rn.nlncfnl
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100 Reward, 800.

The readers OF this paper W
pleased to learn that there is at lie On
dreaded disease that science hrt.
able to cure in all its stages, and
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure known to the medical fra
ternity. Catarrh being constitutional
disease, requires constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in.
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation OF the
disease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and as
sisting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have SO much faith in t'
curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that j
fails to cure. Send for list OF testi
monials.
Address, F. J. CHENEY, & CO.,
Sold by Druggists. 75c. Toledo, 0
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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ADMIRAL DEWEY ACANDIDATE

From the New York World of yesterday morn
ing.
Admiral Dewey through the World
this morning announces that he is can
didate for the Presidency
"If the American people want me l
shall be only too willing to serve them.
1t is the highest honor in the gift OF
the nation. What citizen would refuse
il?'
And at the same time lie declares his
preliminary PLATFORM
''Shuuld | be chosen / would execute
the laws of Congress as faithfully as
have always executed the orders OF my
superiors."
His announcement OF an honorable am
bition is model of directness and
simplicity. His preliminary platform
pledge to a complete reversal of Nj
McKinley's practices-looks in the ci
rectlon of return to government of, BY
and for the people.
These declarations from the hero oil
Manila Bay will profoundly interest the
country, will act as powerful stimulus
10 the already intense irritation of the
thinking voters of both parties and o.
neither party over the ''cut and dried
programs mapped out by the machine
politicians for the two great Conven
tions.
Had Admiral Dewey spoken out las
October when the World was voicinl
the then almost unanimous public senti
ment for his candidacy, the outcom,
would have been foregone conclusion
b 1T several things have happened sinc'
then. For instance, Admiral Dewe,
himself, under the hypnotism of Mr.
McKinley's cordiality and graciousnes
and of the gentle good nature superin
duced by glowing heart, was moved Il
an indiscreet declaration that he woult
be failure as President, and to the in
discreet signing of report of the Philip
pines Commission which was not in &C
cord with his own previously expresse,
convictions. There are other matters
but these will suffice to indicate why tn
country will now take under advisemen
what it would have jumped at five month
ago, and will await furtner develop
ments, especially Admiral Dewey view
upon the burning questions whereof Nj
Mckinley has the wrong side and MI
Bryan the right side with certain unfoi
tunate draw backs.
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BRYAN STATE CONVENTION
Evening Bulletin.

From the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
The Democratic State Convention at
Harrisburg tomorrow will be the usual
Bryan g lffey outfit of late years, ana
the only qnestions of general interest
will be how much of the Organism OF
1896 Guffey and his brethren will inject
into their platform and what they will
do with the Philadelphia delegates.
There has never been a Democratic
convention in a Presidential year 10
Pennsylvania in which even Democrat
themselves have had less concern than
the one about to be held. 1t represents a
hopeless minority and all the indications
are that it will do nothing to get the
party out of the slough into which it has
sunk since 1S96.
Nobody wants its nominations fI
Auditor General and Congressman at.
Large; the men who once made the part
at least an aggressive aDd respect. 1
minority in the affairs of Pennsylvani,
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Mrs. Grant Coming Home.

st. Petersburg. April AIRS. Fred
erick Dent Grant left st. Petersburg on
her way to the United State. Her
daughter, the Princess Cantacuzenc, who
has been suffering for some time with
pneumonia, is so improved in health that
she is able to sit up the greater part of
the day and receive few visitors. Mrs.
Grant says her daughter has not been
seriously i'll and has had no occasion for
the services of herself or of the trained
nurse whom she brought from the United
States
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KENT'S BROAD SMILE.
From the smyrna Call.

from the smyrna Gall
The Wilmington Sunday Star has been
lengthy in sounding the fitness of Mr..
Samuel Bancroft, Ir., for Senator in
Congress from this State. We do not
presume that exceptions will be taken to
Mr.. Bancroft's moral anu inte lectur
worth. He would certainly make a clea
and capable Senator. Bat the Suggestion
of his appointment raises smile down
here as wide as the Delaware Bay. 1t
seems to be one of those little things
that nobody in the company would
laugh out loud about for the world, md
yet erybody have their handkerchief
crammed in their mouths.
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An Anticombine Decision.

Indianapolis, April Am decision
the superior court holds that the plumb
ers' combination in this city is contrary
to law. The net of the legislature OF
1899 which makes it unlawful to form
certain combinations is held to be con.
stitutional. 1t was alleged in the com
plaint by the plaintiff company that il
had contracts to fill and on account of
the combination of master plumbers il
could not purchase supplies in Indian
apolis and was compelled to go outside
where it paid higher price than was
prevailing here.
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DIED A HER0's DEATH.
Details of the Killing of Captain
Smith by Insurgents.

Smith by Insurgents.
Washington, April Am interesting
account of the circumstances attending
the death of Captain Il. ID. Smith of the
Nineteenth infantry in "a sassii9nish with
the insurgents near Soged, Cebu, Feb.
bis contained in letter written by Cor
poral Benjamin Foulois, Company G of
the Nineteenth infantry, to his mother.
Foulois was with Captain Smith at The
time of his death, and his narrative of
the affair is so accurate that it has been
added to the official records of the wal
department. Captain Smith was the son
of prominent citizen of Connecticut
and IL relative of Senator Hawley. He
was appointed captain in January, 1895.
Captain Smith was shot in skirmisll
while searching for some of his men who
lad struggled away from the line. Hav.
ing climbed up and down steep trails fol
ID miles, the small column came upon {:
collection of Nipa huts, where it was
thought the weary men might pass The
night i'll comfort. The captain halted
the column about 5000 yards away and
with three men proceeded toward tht
hnts to see il they could be utilized fol
shelter. When within about 100 yards
the enemy, who had remained concealed
suddenly opened fire upon the little par
ty, and the captain received two bullets
in the abdomen.
He did not fall at once, but heroically
babe Private Gideon, who was close t,
him, to engage the insurgents, who t,
the number of 16 had now ranged them
selves in front of the huts. He thci
went back. calling OH the rest of tn,
command to come up and open fire, whicl
they did, driving off the enemy. Captain
Smith died the next day despite the bes
of care and nursing.
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Ohio Insurance Legislation.

Columbus, o., April 1.-The Rankin
insurance bill has passed the senate and
is now law. BY its provisions insur
ance companies must file with the state
insurance commissioner notice Of any in.
tention to consolidate or reinsure with
another company. The commissioner is
required to notify policy holders inter
ested and must publish the proposal.
Final decision rests with committee
consisting of the governor, the attorney
general and the insurance commissioner.
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Democratic Convention Hall Burned

Kansas City, April 4.-Convention hail.
the mammoth auditorium in which the
Democratic convention was to have been
held on July was burned to the ground
in less than half an hour. The fire jump
ed two ways, attacking half block Of
three story residences in the rear of the
hall on Twelfth street and across Cen
trail street, where it first caught the Sec
ond Presbyterian church, one of the finest
edifices in the city, and then the Lathrop
public school, which was partially de-
stroyed by tornado in 1888.
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New German Consul General.

Berlin, April 4.-The Reichsanzeigei
announces the appointment of Herr X.
Buenz, former German consul at Chica.
go, to be consul general of Germany at
New York. Herr Geissler, first vice con
sui of Germany at Naples, has been ap-
pointed consul at New York, and DIR.
w. Wover, German consul at Rio Janei-
ro, has been appointed consul of Ger
many at Chicago.
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Floating Menaserie In Port.

New York, April 4.-On the steamer
Afridi, which has arrived from China
and Japan ports via Singapore, is val
liable collection of specimens of natural
history. Among the number are two huge
pythons, two brown and two black casso
varies, two rare monkeys, two civet
cats, one lynx and four antelopes. Sew
eral rare specimens died during the voy
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will be almost entirely missing, and the
tom cat quarrels of the factionists and
traders in this city are likely to be the
only exhibi ion that will attract even
curiosity to the proceedings Of the con-
yention.
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FREE To INVENTORS.

The experience of C. A. Snow and Co. in OBJ
tanning more than 20.t00 patents for inventors
has enabled them to helpfuily answer many
questions relating to the protection OF intellec-
tuai property. This they have done In Iamph-
let treating briefly of United states and foreign
patents, with cost OF same, and how to procure
them; trade marks. designs, caveates, infringe
ments. decisions in leading patent cases etc.. etc.
This pamphlet viii be sent free to any one
writing to C. A. Snow and Co.. Washington. u. c.
The sun., 1900-04-05

Boys, T he greatest
stock we have
Little ever shown,
greatest in quail
Boys ity; greatest in
variety. All
Sdtte sizes for all ages.
Hundreds of new
l rousers. styles. Lowest
possible prices.
Little Boys Vestees suits,
sizes 8 to s yesrs, $2 60
to 5000. Boys Sailor
Blouse Suits, sizes 3 to 10
years, 81. so to $500 Boys
Coat Suits, sizes 8 10 1o
years, with short trousers,
81 90 to $500. Boys three
piece Coat, Vest and Short
Trousers Suits, sizes IL to
I6 years, $500 to $Io. 90.
Boys and Young Mems
Long Trousers, suits in sizes
IS to I9 years, $500 to
$500. All the new mater
ials. Ali new cuts. Best
New York makes. Open
Tuesday and Saturday even
ings.
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Grass Mating

Fancy Wax Candles; all the colors the kim
not drip; 3oc per pound.
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TONS

GRATED Dinner Sets, $40, for 112 piece
nicely decorated
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-22
BRIGHT BITS.

The easiest man in the world to bun
co is the man who has had enough sue
cess to make him have confidence in his
own judgment.-Life
Zone gret trouble wild dis yearf," said
Uncle Eben sis dat so many folks hab
seech high ambitions combined wild sech
low principles. Washington Star.
-Wnlie-"Yes, I had quite a discussion
with me barber, don't you know, whether
Gertrude-"I suppose in your case the only
possible course was the liberalization
Life.
Bright Girl-Mrs. Browne-"Is Mrs.
Cable at homer
Bridget-"Faith. she is not, ma am, be
great good luck. But yed better lave
yer card an skedaddle away, fur she's
like to be in mosht onny minute now
Philadelphia Press.
-Vindicated at Last.-"My dear" he
said Il forgot to mail that letter this
morning"
"Oh. you dearw she cried. That was
just what l wanted. Now I can blame
you when that supercillous Sadie COM
plains that | don't answer her notes.
Philadelphia North American
Nicely and Aguinaldo.-Boer Sympa-
thizer: think our country ought to back
up that young and struggling South Afri-
can republic
Cautious Citizen: Oh, I don't know.
Things in Cuba and the Philippines look
as If our country needed some young
and struggling republic to back her up.
Chicago Record.