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The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-28
BUN COED JACOB.

No one knew how it happened
that John Prune lodged on Shem
looks place wh.n he wandered into
the neighborhoo Pruue had been
there so long people had ceased
talking about his peculiari:ies and
the strange agreement he had enter.
ed into with his employer. Tae
marriage o. Maggie revived country.
side sossi p. Some pited Prune.
ho!din. HIN 10 a simple minded
chap, aud others said 1t was wick.
ed of Shem tc lead him on by false
promises, as he had done. But
when the whole story came out
every body laughed, look excepted.
IL the first place there had been
D sort of Jacob and Laban under.
standing between Prune and Took
IN regard to Milly Ann. When
Prune. middie-aged, short, stiugy
visaged. dusty and wearing uni
torn OF the Grand Army OF the Re.
public. tramped' up one day aud
Rsked Tor work. Zook took him IN.
Prune wasn't particular about
wages, be said>-just wanted his
board and enough. to buy overalls
and tobacco.
For two years he wac satisfied
with that. Then, al harvest time,
he began to grow FESTIVE and one
morning stood before Took with his
possessions done up in half a news
paper and dressed in his Grand
Army s,ut. Gong away, he said.
Wages didn't suit him. Harvest
hands were getting Sl.50 day.
ZcUk became thoughtful. "i0u're
a good man, john. he said; Il pow
erful guod man, az hate like smoke
to lose you. Fact is. I'd begun to
think-to hope, l might say--that
I'd have you Il son.in.law fore long!
John s mouth stood open IN sur
PRISE.
"Son.ln -law.' he gasped.
"Yes," Zouk answered. "Ther's
Milly Ann a-growin up, an nobody
round here I'd as lieve have 'er as
you. An men theye's good forty
goes will1'each one OF my gals. Mtllv
Ann is the vest forty, which sh'd
Judge about fifteen hun'rd dollars,
countn In Improvements. How long
nd 1t take you 10 save up that much
JvtLa?"
John was lost in calculation. Six
bits month, twelve months IN a
year, tobacker out aud
Gee whiZz. Give it up, he SAID.
Took looked serious. ! said 40 to
each gal he resumed, "but she d a
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-28
of your land. We have an ineffi-

Of your land. We have an inetfi.
Gent roa d management.
1t will cost you money but it will
all come back to you. There is one
great crop in New Castle County
outside of all others, the crop of
boys and girls are credit to the
farmers. On the farm the boy gets
u rugged constitution and the use
of his hands lie raises the boys
and girls. They are a profta BILE
crop. The farmers are tho bone
and sinew of our country and
they never harm any one.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-28
lOmOna Orange Annual air

l.. lrviag Handy demonstrated TO
the farmers ct New Castle County
yesterday afternoon At Brandy wine
Springs that he can cause trouble
among the elementsfor Il heavy down
pour Of rain came soon after lie fin
ished his address. The attendance
was large and apprcclativc.
Grand Master John iIayos OF Pam
Ona Grange, presided at the after
noon Session when the speaker was
l.. Irving IIandy. His subject was
Farmers and Farming" lie said
IN part that. It was his fortune to
travel over this country in detail.
lie referred 10 the beautiful sec.
tons for farmers in d'Itereat states,
cut throughout what he had seen the
farmers living in New Castle ca UNITY
Delaware, live in favorite Sc ctlon
for farmers. Tins section Is the far
est with the inherited inprovcm enls
there is no section can equal. You
can live here on the sail when farm
ers in other sections starve. This Is
a compliment to your grandfaJhers,
who selected the best part Of your
country.
Afriend OF his who travelled In
many lands and seen the world
around aud lie came back to Delaware
as the sweetest spot on earth . The
lar mers here are the best, with the
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-28

During this sale the prices quoted on all Carpets LIMO
eums Mangs Oil Clcts Etc, includes Free Delivery and
Free Mating and Laying.
Best Tapestry Brussels was 90c, 75c.
Second grade Tapestry Brussels, SOC, Csc
Third grade Tapestry Brussels was zoe, 55c
Vevets, were $1.1O, now 9Oc.
Extra Vevets $16O, now $1.25
Administers, were $1.1O now 95c
Extra Administers, were .25, $1O5,
Savoniercs $170 now $1.50
Royal Wilton, was $780, now $3.50
Body Brussels, was $780, $l.15
Extra 70 " BRUSSELS, $1.10 90c.
Agras, 81 co. SIC
Best lngrans, were S5c she
Second grade Ingrans, all WOOL we're G0c, now Soc
c. C. Ingmins 75c, 57!c
Aleppo lngrains were 65c, SOC
Union migrating, Soc Acc.
Linoleums,
The $1.O0 kind is soc The soc kind is 75c
The $50 kind is 75c The soc kind is zoe
The 60c kind is SOC.
Oil Cloths
From SOC to 40 From 4Oc to &c
From 45c to }5c From Soc to ;}0c
Rugs
From fifteen to thirty three per cent discount
Mattings
Fifteen per cent from regular price and LAID FREE
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COOL as any gal Shem Z)ok aver
raised r ever will raise
Next plorniny John Prune didn't
bring the milk to the house. look
went down to the barn to negotiate
with him concerning T!lda Jane.
chuckling over the prospect of at
least four years mJr1 OF cheap
help. Prune was not there. look
lOoiel in the loft where he slept.
The Grand Army suit was gone
from the nail behind the door
Tilda Ann came running> down
the path with something i'll her
hand. ;,
"Ant Rllla's gone" she painted
IAN here's d letter she must "a left
for yon.'
look opened it and read:
Sham Took You are Il burned
raskih. You Chef me>out Of Milly
Ann ana you Chef me out Of Maggie
They will not be eighty akers catch.
l cut that down. Yours truly,
JOHN pRuNE,
p. ST. have left you. j. P.
N. B.-l have went along. IERlLDA
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Winning Or i.oslng2
"a RcyIem.

"A Review
This book is the second of n series
which is gaining IN iniorcs, and popularity
IL Is clever in plot aud real In it's cast of
characters. 1t brings out with great
c'earncss the peculiar phases of local life
which II describes and II is commcodabIy
unique In having no villain. rbe hero Is n
real man OF flesh and blood. The two
possible bcroines are unlike IN character.
yet bath are womlnIy AMI os,imable.
Ihey are such oppositcs TO one another
thAt circumstances which are common TO
both arc differently interpreted by the
nero. In some instances he measures TOO
short distance between hope and des.
pair it is prcsumablc thai he weds the
queen OF his affections whom he found In
me 20 ades and not his beautiful ac
puaintance friend In the "hill country
around Brucelon She does not appear
to eyince toward him anymore tender
sentiment than that OF Platonic friendship
The question as TO whether Thornwood
is the author Is easily set al rest by looking
at the essay Of "Rycstfaw" where the
style is the same as that Of the book.
therefore "Rycstraw" and not Thornwood
is the author. We should not take the
story too literally. and not forget that II is
notion not fact In romance based on
fact and real life. neicc may figure as a
sister. and house may be placed In a
different locality and have a different
family from It's real tenants
IIlE ATTIC pm
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. AOLOKED HIGGINSON
" ~ w n ~ Copyright 1901, by HissnsOa -
(Cenlinnef 90, AZ .r,n,kl

nocent looking door. A few moments
later man came hurrying from the
dark wood. She opened the door at
once and admitted him.
Twenty minutes later Mrs. Dean,
Mrs. Frazer and Mrs. Hostetter stood
before the same door and looked mt one
another. Their hearts had pumped the
blood all away from their. faces.
Shall we knock" questioned Mrs.
Dean In n thin whisper.
'Knockw said Mrs. Hostetters un-
compromising bass. And give him
lime to hider. What's the use I'm comm
IL we don't take 'em by surprise? Let
me git a-holt OF that door handle. You
both look as white as pillowslips. I'll
lead the way. aint afraid"
the door swung open readily, and
they rustled and swished into the wide
hall. They closed the door behind them
and stood listening. The hall ran clear
through the hous !, with rooms opening
into II on both sli,s. From room mt
the further end n murmur of voices
came faintly through closed door.
They looked at one another and nodded
their heads silently.
Down the hall. huddled together like
frightened sheep-oniy sheep are in
nocent things ana harmlcss-went Mrs.
llostcttor. Mrs. Frazer and Mrs. Dean.
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From the sunn, sonth /.

ASrnoSY FLORIDA.
Mr. Editor ~ certainly thank you
ever so much for publishing my o,her
letter some time ago
now with extreme pleasure will Try TO
give your many readers n brief description
OF nv brother in-law's large mcion Gold
thar had the opport,niD OF visiting this
p m. accompanied 10y ny slsicr. Maggie
and her two children Mabel aud Ean
The fold consists OF three hundred acfcy
and IS situated about two niles sou.h Of
we drove TO the picturesque deld We inst
see the c-ntalopeS, thei arr gathered AID
placed In Nasom in w "a ch they ere taken
60 the packing LouSe. aud here We sec Tie
many picsaniuny maxi & crates IN which
the melons are 30 be packed The littlc
colored boys seem 10 enjoy their accu.
patton i'm cnscly, Tor their joyous Ianghte
amidst the driveiug al nails can be herd
for ieng distance. The thousands of
crates are then civ II over TO "a number of
coiorod men aud by ihcif service he
cantalo2es are packed in them. They atc
placed ia layers iive melous long three
wide aud three decp making 10 all forty
five melons. which arc valued AZ Two
dolltfs The cantlop, ) are now reads Tor
shipping lhcJ afc placed 10 refrigerator
cars one car naming four huudre d
crates. Ne viii now wish thcm a safe.
journey aud hearty welcome when they
reach tIicir destination We viii now go
back 10 the lne large and de icious water
melons that are laying all over the ground
more numerous than any pumpkin field
ever Witnessed. First they are taken
from the vines aud placed in rows nicn we
see wagons coming accompanied 10y two
men and by their labor they arc placed IN
those wagons aud arc taken to the car.
Then TO MY notion came the most en-
ticiDg see Of all and that was the loading
OF the melons into the cars. The melons
are certainly handled with extreme care.
They arc taken from the wagon and are.
thro~cd 10 a colored man who is standing
In the car door and by his activii, they arc
rescued in his large brown hands aud are
then tossed 10 another and sIill another
who places them IN layers so that a car
coutains from eleven 20 fourteen hundred
mclous.
As cast one last look over Nj Bishops
melon field feel that this day alone
would amply repay me FOR NY trip from
the West Virginia hills 10 the land Of
flowers
Hurrah here comes an old negro woman
who is well known throughout Anihony as
"Old Aunt Hannah She proves to Lc
quite interesting. She tell be Of the good
old times bcfo dc wdh" She claims TO
be over 100 years old and boxing a. her
snow white locks aud bfonzcd wfinklcd
face 10 one could doubt thc ruth of the
statcmsnt As bid her good BY ard
asked hcf t. come agair her answer was.
Los bles ye child J will bm ! Is net long
fer dis ian. Is traylin fast to thsi better
world"
TANNA GRAYc p Aibsicnr
June -, fooz.
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ST VIRGINIA. THURSDAY. JUNE 2e. 1902.
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promised TO Abrahams seed. The te,
lost tribes who preferred Babylon an,
other lands forfeited all claims TO an,
special favori and the Anglo Saxons ar,
by no means the Israel OF promises, th,
learned(O OF the world to the cou,rar,
not withstanding. our Lord was sent 4,
the lost sheep OF the house OF Israel and
he forbade his diciplcs going to any Jcws
o' Palestine, Matt. io;S,o;is,al. aud thi.
special favor continued for the spaco 81
three aud a half years after the cross
when israe,s double" without fayo
began. The coming favor TO Israel vii
not he exclusive, but only a small rom
nant OF mankind viii be ready for the new
laws aud conditions OF the reign of
righteousness, hence few but lcws will be
blessed under u at drst--Though the lew
stumbled over the 6rst feature of the nov
Covenant--thc remission OF sins, withou,
works TO every one that believeth In Iesus'
perfect work the all sufficient sacrifice for
s'n--yct his respect Ter the law will turn
to his advantage In the dawn of the new
aees-ior works are required after faith,
tho, not accepted before
The wonderful promises had marked
beginning at the time due our space will
not allow further presentation than To the
Berlin Congress of Nations In 1878, une
i5, aud It's results. The chief 6gurc in
said Congress was Hebrew Lord Bacon
held, Prime Minister OF England; aud pales-
tine has since been under Englend'S care,
and IN measure, opened for the return.
lhis was followed by renewed prosecutions
IN the Moth Country" Russia and
Roumania-calculaicd to induce emigration
from these coun,rics To those who seek To
know the signs of The times in the direction
of the Jewish situation: they are So dstine,
and startling that the wonder Is thar the
world is not awakened. "As in the davs of
Noah" 'rhey knew not" Psalm S,,s
They walk on in darkness until all The
foundations of the earth are out of course -,
For confirmation of Isracl's promises, read
chapters 80 To 80. Ezekiel, showing also that
the final "Armageddon" will be In psles.
tine-ihe middle Of the earth Commercially.
and nearly as tn land surfaco). There the
King will he revealed In "namine 6rc,'
(Read nations instead OF heather ia all
the Old rcs,amenl.)
in Isaiah 10 the prophe, stands in.
media'ely alter this linaI Destruction of the
p'escn, order of things, At The dawn of the
new era--"rhc flaming sword" no more
bars the gate of Paradise forever.
Search the Sculptures. search aud see
Wisdom's woudrous harmony
Te destiny of fTacl, IS the destiny % III,
race, for God is no respeclor of person, and
lie has written Ills pnrp,s, in the lavish
nation.
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learn rh-s by 1reare.
The Eclectic Magazine

For Juiy opens with strong paper 10y
sydney Rr ,ks upon lie relations ~ the
United States TO The Angl' japanese ALI
a &C. Claude Phillips. keeper Of the Wal
Jace Collection, sounds a note of alarm
regarding "I'hc Increased Expoit of
EnglsDd's Ari Treasures" which. while IL
may not he pleasant reading 10 the English,
Is reassuring 10 Americans, since IL indi-
Gates timt some ~ The mosi valuable ~ the
att treasures described have coa,e io Amef-
ica. sidney Lows Personal Rccollecfions
Of Cecil Rhodes give inside elrmpses If
the character AMI purposes Of one e the
strongest, II also one OF The least sciupuiuus
nirn oi his gcn,raiion. 'Au ard Free
WIZ is tie uIr of sinking critical essay
by C. i kcap; Mr. w. l.. Courtney writes
Increasingly If the Modem Sociai Drama
as iolluenrcd liy the Novel; Madame de
M'i"tcmon IS 'hc subject Of pheasant paper
Wy Viscogn $; Cyfes; there is an acmely
c'rical review II Nj Kidd on Civilization,
rrprincd from Tie Quarterly Review; aud
there are dcz - or more other coniiibu.
Cons ~ posc and verse, covering q wide
ange "i criticism, description, travel and
f tioa. The Living Age Gu
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hear IL. and ann glad She spoke tho
uuih. have been Jealous OF her de-
votton To hct mother II made me mis-.
crahlc. and In ,arn made her mlser-
able by my tasdarSs and coldncss. un,
IN this hour have been unable TO an.
pr'via;v he Cnsri.s,rcss aud nobility
of hr 'hutac,rr Ter brother. TOO. has
spoken the truth. The letter which cr,e
or you must have been so kind as TO
write me made me feel moro bitter to.
ward my wife Tor having placed us
Doth In false positions. broodcd over
II without telling her. But. foreseelng
that sooner or later the author OF the
letter would make the visit OF inyesti-
CATION which you are now doing us the
honor 10 make. have remained at
home every Tuesday and Friday since
10 protect my wife when she needed
me. My wife"-without looking at her
he reached out for her hand, which she
gave him quickly and silently, drawing
nearer To hlm-"is n woman who will
let me atone and make her so happy
that she VIII forgive me. Hcnccforth |
shall bear her burdens and help her TO
do her duty. Now you know all. And
now. MS you have gratiilcd your curios.
ity In what you are probably pleased TO
consider truly Christian manner and
spirit. we shall be glad to bc left alone
to bear as best we may the bitterness
and the humiliation which you have
hcaped upon u.s.
They got themselves out or the house
somehow. Their faces were OF dun
red. Their breathing was somewhat
hurried. "lf | ever In all my born
days" said Mrs. Dean. She cast n bar-
fled look up at the birdcage as she
passed. II declare most wish to mer-
cy we hadn't goner'
IL don't believe word OF IT." cried
out Mrs. Frazer lifting her dress high
on both sides. "Therc's somcthin ago
in on. The brass OF 'em-a-tcllin a story
like that TO our faces! guess we'd
better not breathe IL TO n soul"
breathe itr' said Mrs Hostetter I'm n
deep voice She was walking on ahead.
leading the retreat with great high
steps. even though her skirts were trail
Ing little. "i'll tell II to the length
and breadth of this hull town"
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The readers Ot this paper viii be pleased
80 learn that there IS af least one drt adful
disease That science has been able tO cure
30 40 fs stages. ald 10 Is Catarrlf Halls
knoun 10 the medical fraternity Catarrh
being constitutional disease. requires "a
constitutional treatment tall atarrI
Cure Is taken internally. acting directly
upon the blood aHd muc0us surfaces of the
system thereby destroying tic foundation
of The disease and giving tie patient
strength BY building up thc constitution
and q sistiig uature i1 doing its work he
proprirtOfs haze So much fa th bon its cura.
tive pOwcrs. bat they offer one Hundred
Dollars for any case that % fails tJ cure.
Send fof iisf Of testimonials
Address y J CHENEY 40. Toledo O
Sold by Druggists 7sc.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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-Evcrbody said had consumption, 10
writes Mrs a ~ Shields Of Chambers.
burg Pa Il was so low after six months
oi severe sickness, caused by Hay Fever
and Asthma. fhat few thought J could get
well. but learned OF the marvellous merit
a. iJf King New Discovery Tor COnsump.
ton used il. and was completely cured %
For desperate ihrOat aud Lung Diseases "
is the safest cure in the world. and is in
falliblc for Coughs Colds aud Bronchial
Affections Guaranteed bottles zoe and
500 Trial bottles free at The Cooke
Supply co s store.
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Deer Park Hotel, Deer Park Md.

Most delightful summer resort of the
Allcghenies Swept 5y mountain breelcs
2.0oo feet above sea level. Absolutely free
from malaria. hay fever aud MOSQUITOES
Reached without change Of cars from all
principal cities via Baltimore & Oslo Rail-
road Every modern convenience Rooms
en- suite with private baths Electric Lights
Long Distance Telephone. Elevators,
Turkish Baths. Swimming Pools. Coli
Links, Tennis Courts. Bowling Alleys.
Billiard Rooms. Magnificent Drives Com.
plete Livery Service. Annapolis Naval
Academy Band Hotel fomodclcd with
additional cOnyenicnccs and renovated
throughout. All cottages have been taken
Tor the season. Open from lunx 2tst 10
September goth
For rates and Information address
w r.. BvRwELL. Manager,
B & o. Central Building. Baltimore, Md.
nntirJuno Tst After That time. Deer Park,
Garrett County Md
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Fourth Of July Picnic.

The people q Reedsville have complei, d
arrangements for general good time tie
coming Fourth Of July and solicit the par.
'ioipa'ion of neighbohug Sunday schools
and invite all who wish 20 Ioin rs in the
merfimcuts incident 10 such occasions. The
purpose of this gathering is not 20 exhon
money ff0m the people. but rather 10 have
q good old-fasioned picnic and celebration.
COMMITTEE
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WANTED - SEVERAL PERSONS or
Character and good reputation in each
state tone in this county required) TO repre-
sent and advertise old established wealthy
business house Of solid financial standing
Salary sI8oo weekly with expenses add.
tional, all payable in cash each Wednesday
direct from head Offices. Horse and car
riage furnished when necessary. References
Enclose sclf-addrcssed stamped envelope.
Manager, 3fo CaxtOn Building. Chicago.
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One of the best known disullercs pro.
dueing high grade whiskey and handling
fine wines, desires TO correspond with a re.
liable gentleman, with the view Of having
him represent them IN Preston and sur.
rounding counties, 10 sell their goods 10
families and consumers direct. This Is a
hrT-class opening for party who is we'll
acquainted IN the counties. and can he made
very remuneratiyc. Address,
POcAHoNTAs,
T. o. Box I76, Cincinnati, O.
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Ea1e1ay rosaar1esa1a rnaaa.

Sacred COWS often dehlc Indian temples.
but worse set is = body that's polluted by
constipation. Don't permit Ii. Cleanse
your system viii Or Kings New Life pills
and avoid untold misery They give lively
livcfs. active bowels good digestion fine
appetite. Only ssc az the Cooke supply
Go g store.