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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-06-13
look OUT
eoR MALARIA.

N qidemic of Malaria is sure to fol.
tAxet season and the high waters
= Aave prevailed all over the
nalarial and kindred fevers
aepe to an alarming extent.
~ hath conditions will be bad;
J pEeeaution should be taken.
syoese ossf Especially D Fer.
y a''''1 s''''''' A't''''.
81 of ffty years has demonstrate
aas lbr this emergency, DR.. Har-
.lIsa Tonic has no equal. . Iron is
hting element in the blood, and
80 e iron supplied by DR.. Har-
Inn Tonic is just the kind the
= requires to successfully combat
- conditions. Don't wait until
= attacked. Take it now and for
aselt It is an absolute safeguard
= the same time, it is the best
ena invigorant for the entire sys-
y the other hand, quinine dis
~ system and its cumulative
oegsts greater physical troubles
No. y Is employed to remedy.
- : bad case Of chronic Malaria
exists, take DIR. HARTER'E
1ksnd AGUE SPECIFIC. It ID
- to cure. Price so cents.
YOU WILL
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-06-13
Cuts, Bruises and Burns Quickly
Healed.

Chamberlah's Paia6alm is an an
tiseptic linim int, I'D when applied to
cuts, bruises burns, causes them
to heal withd Kmaturation and much
more quickly than by the usual treat
ment. For sale by Estorge Drug 20
June
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-06-13

Moneys NJ next re- f' meet t
ing Of the Heard 5f/ directors of
the Iberia Building Association,
rhicl, will be hfld/at the offices Of
ne Association On next Wednes
lay evening, atE:3O o'clock.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-06-13

The cotton boil weeyll has made
lts appearance il Alabama.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-06-13

Il have been tro ubled fors6me time
with indigestion AMI soYstom ach. ;,
says Ms. Sarah w. Nrtis, Of Lee,
Mass, and hfe bsE taking Cham
berlain's Ston bch |nd Liver Tablets
which have h l2 me very much so
hat now l car At many things that
before l couldkot" If you have any
trouble with your stomach why not
take these Tablets and get well? For
sale by Estorge Drug Co. June
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-06-13

Houston, Tex, Aug. I, 1901
II have used DIR. Harter's
Iron Tonic my self and in my
~ ~ ~ over twenty i've years, and
Ply w recommend IL. / regard Il
sleelAily valuable to ward on ma
- - other ievers.
j. II. HAYEA
"a Emisration ACT, Frisco Lane.
- ~ slsvs tssslass.al 10 eesv,e,.,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-06-13

Mrs. N. p. Willard has few White
Plymoth Rock Cockerels for sale at
81. 90 each.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-06-13

a. r,t,y ,; Fos,>a' cut prices a
r. S. Mcmahon
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-06-13
ANGEL CAKES

ANGEL UAHTos
Any onel wanting a specially
nice cake fora special occasion,
should leaxe their ORDERS with
Miss M. l.. Miffard, All West
Main st.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-06-13

seg Don't worry about politics, get a
hammock, and 4 refrigerator at Nc
Mahon's, and ks<p cool.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-06-13

= I. Ribbeck, one of the
ors Of the Eureka Hotel,
- very ill., but now is on
81 We are pleased to say
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-06-13

ag YOU need a sx9iserator, or Ice
Box. R. s. Mcmahon Us them and
hammocks too.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-06-13
HAR1ER'S
NON TONIC

sealsn handle, or send to DIR.
aEDiclNE Co.. Dayton, Ohio.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-06-13

Aerlain's Stomach an Liver
- inst what you Red when
g appe ite, Il dull after
Wake p " III a bad taste
th. hf will improve
sse, cle3 and invigorate
and Five you a relish
Fd sale bv Estorge
June.
Evening journal., 1903-08-31
METE0RITE CONTAINS
FORM OF HUMAN LEG
Chester County Farmer Ex-
hibits Strange Gift From
the Heavens

Coatesville, Pa, Aug 3i.-A meteor
tie recently fell on the farm of Thumag
MacAleese in West Brandywine iowu-
ship. "a few miles north OF this horo gh,
which presents "a srange formation.
The object which fell from the sisY ls
about nine inches long and -four inches
wide. ON one side appears a perfect
outline of a human foot and lower secs
ton of the limb.
Mr.. MacAleese brought the meteor to
this borough nnd pnced ii on exhlbi-
tion. Mineraiosists who have exam
ined it ase undecided as TO It's com-
plete composition. 1t Is known 70 cone
tain iron. copper and sulphur. but ls
much heavier than amy one oi those
minerals.
The land on which 20 fen is rich in
mineul deposits of various kinds and
mineralogists think IL was attracted
/ by magnetic influence.
Evening journal., 1903-08-31
soeial and PersonaI Noles

Mrs Howell S. England was in
Kenneu Square on Saturday
William Rice and son have returned
from Chmcateague Island, where they
have bene fishing for the past week.
Miss Margaret Doyle has returned from
a two-weoks' vacation mt Atlamtic city.
Mr.'and Mrs. George Lynch We're
Chester visitors Yesterday.
Mrs r. McComb is in Atlantic city.
blr and Mrs. James Hollonn were
Ga Chesicr yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs W. Mccarthy are iu
Atlantic City.
Miss Anna White has returned from
n two weeks vacation, which was
spent at Atlantic City and RoNborough,
Pa.
Miss ellen Keenan,, after two weeks
visit to New York and vicinity, returned
home yesterday
Mrs. a. w. Everson, Miss Louise r.
Day. Miss Aimee Cleaver, Griffith, Gam
BILE, Arthur Gamble, Ralph Finn and
Raymond Finn Of Newport and Miss
Laura Finn. of Philadelphia, have re-
turned from trip to Ocean Grove and
New York
l. Irving Handy returned yesterday
from a visit to his mother at Schoharie
New York.
j. Harvey Whiteman. Victor b. wool
ley, and DR.. J. A. Ellegood have re-
turned from a five weeks trip through
New England and Canada.
Edward j. Ayers. civil engneer in thi
employ of the Pennsylvan'a f,atlrond
Company. Is visiting his father Captain
Peter B. Ayers.
Evening journal., 1903-08-31
NOTES OF CITY CHURCHES

Bishop Coleman oflclatcd IN Car1.y
Church yesterday mcrniug
The Roy. Alexander lit @torge. of
Brooklyn preached in Delaware Avcn g
Baptist Church Yesterday.
The Rer william n Roberts y. D.. n
Philadelphia preached in First preshy-
teriin Church yCsterlly morning.
In Harrison suc, 40 d. Church ye'-
tcrddy tile 1on Nas preached hy .he
Rev. Dr. n.then. Hiperiniendent OF the
Ferris industrial school
A special must ylce was conducted
On Brandywr ChurOh last neh
The Rev. A T gali preached iu So.
Pauls church yas-frday morning.
Haven ST. D. church held its secord
quarterly meeins "a Union camp ground
yesterday.
Evening journal., 1903-08-31
HAD FAMILY
REUNION
Pleasant Gathering Over
Pennsylvania Line
Anniversary Reception OF
School of EIocution
and Music


Mr. and Mrs Lewis Brasius. Mall
colin Brsius Benjamin X smedley
and daughter, Lindley c.. Kent. Poland
Kent and Miss Mary Kent of this city,
attended reunion OF the Hawley and
Kent families az the Old homestead a.
Hawleys sawmiil on The Brandywine,
on Saturday.
The farm is near the Downingtovn
trolley line about one and one-half
miles from that borough. The house
was built ia ice and is still intact but
is likely 10 DE demolished by the Penn
sylvania Railroad COMPANY
Colonel Joseph W. Hawley. of Media.
acted as chairman and papers were
read by Henry $. Nent OF Swarthmore;
Mahlon Kent. Mrs Gertrude Kent
Walton and Gilbert Cope. Henry S
Kent read poem which he wrote foi
the occasion.
Evening journal., 1903-08-31

looking upon a real city and a land-
seape that stretches seemingly away
for miles.
Real massive buildings 20 TO so feet
high, loom up in the foreground, rep
resenting the towering temples pail
aces and walls of the picturesque on-
cient city, while huge triumphal arches
adorn its streets.
Towering above these is the ever
beautiful but treacherous Mt. Vesuvius.
Evening journal., 1903-08-31

Cardinal Gibbons the Catholic church's
highest representative in America att
tended "a performance of Pains Last
Days Of Pompeii" in Baltimore last
season, accompanied by several reyFr-
end gentlemen OF the same church. AN
pronounced themselves delighted with
the coilosal spectacle. Hls Eminence
waa familiar with the ruins brought go
light by recent excavations @ Pompeii
Italy. and in fact had but just rec
Evening journal., 1903-08-31

No scenic representation could be
more realistic than the magnificent
view which is snread out before the
spectators in Pains gorgeous produc-
tion OF The Last Days of Pompeii"
which viii be seen at Riyerview,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday night
The scenic city spreads out over an
area Of five acres Of ground, and so
perfect is the work of the painter in
the perspective that one seems to be
Evening journal., 1903-08-31
coal MARKET eLuIIEp

feur cci.srlcs e., srss cl-sei' Sccc
Miners 3o-cme Idle
Mt Carmel Pa. hus. 81 orders
have been received here directing the
srtcrrii'n cfii' i11r ecliNi's oi THE
ulea cn g io erfan @s
1 4e W of e.
are i., r.a eYen la4an co'asd
mea arc an Ted
MsH,9 ii,N o.i,.y- Gee ci the LARGEST
owned era atla oy Che Reading
Company and maucyins iic0 moa and
boys sus. cadcl opc.atlops TOR siX
weeks. 90 undergo general repairs
The colieties are amtae tae largcst
IN the 4r.on hayine q total yearly
output of over 1000 tons. j. was also
rumorod thct the Mineral Company coli
licry % shamokin. would De closed
down. lngulry az the office oi the cons
pany however. lall.l % verify the
mmor.
Evening journal., 1903-08-31
TURN SCHOOL TO START
Physical Culture, German and Drawing
WHl Be Taught.

Tho physical culture class of the WIZ
miagion Turngeminde win omen at the
Turn haA ON sunday September ls. Br-
sides the teaching of physical cNercis 8
there are also branches af study ina the
German language and drawing.
Beginning tomorrow Professor Henry
WiIdeknd WIN be nc Turn Han every
day 90 receive children ana others who
iu.ead 30 join the different classes, There
were 100 pupils last year under instruc-
don but this year Professor Widdlekind
hopes 20 swell the number to 800.
Evening journal., 1903-08-31
POMPEH is AGAIN DESTROYED BY FEARFUl FRI

from that historic city.
oi ren knowledge he rendil,
3 lnts alt maay of me principal ,em-
pisr hes 2na bnhlnes SO accurat,
IS tla ienalHe ioa 20 this mimic cits
log tas epecAcle.
a forc OF owes fory skilled scenic
mecfH.ics mc Heeesssrl % place .his
sc tty .n position each day in
Hm .of every timc and lahor-savine
leFlee that can be provided
Evening journal., 1903-08-31
Costly soInce.

Mrs. Neustile-l paid 500 for a Paris
hat aud ihat Pattern woman up the
street managed 20 set one Just like It.
But stopped her from wearing Il!
Mrs Nenich How did yon do itf
Mrs Neustilo gave the hat 70 the
NURSE aud told her 70 wear It every
time She took baby out. Baltimore
American
Evening journal., 1903-08-31
STYLE IN TYPEwRlTlNe.
Points by which Each Operators
sgoriz mag Bc Identified.

Points by which Each Operators
ygoriz Mas Bc ldentiiied.
II viii come as O surprise TO many
people to know that Aare is sreat
deai of character in typewriung Were
heir dozen operators to use the same
machine. paper and actual words. each
printing or % dozen sheets. and were
all those TO Doe mixed np indiscrimhate-
ly. rraciiccd eye c91'd distinguish
each ooceatoes work instantly
Ira recen. law case. wAore lengthy
typewrltlcn document of many sheets
was in question. it was alleged That
one OF tho papers inclnlel had been
snBstiaasd f0r auuthershgel sAlth9ugl
f1 81 cssral eye all tlc lea seemed go
bo the work Of one hrnd. eSpcf's
showed that TIE spacing was quite cii-
foront. especially between the endsof
one sentence and the beginning of im-
otlior. ANA on tho substituted sheet the
new parasrauha began I'D quite diner
cnt position on the lines ANA the lei-
tors were shaky instead OF upright and
arm. and the punctuation-the crucial
TEST was wholly different.
The experts were unable 20 trace the
person who had done the bogus type
writing. but they agreed that il was a
young woman and only a beginner AT
typewriting; that she was nervous. moi
very strong. and that her education
was only moderately good.
The writer of the other sheets com
prising the document was defined from
the ovenncss. correctness and hrmness
OF the typewrlting. TO be cn expert
enced operator.
Evening journal., 1903-08-31
Fire On aoard Fl.0eNlp Yan1ac.

Fire on BOARD Flagship Yankec.
Newport r. J., Aug 'rho flagship
Yankee. of Che naval training SOUND
ron. which Is nyins the nag of Rear
Admiral W. G. Wise ana which has
been engaged in the manoeuyres OF
Portland hes entered the harhor with
her midshin bunker anre The hre
was discovered Thursday morning by
smoke on the gun deck Some 200
tons of coal We're removed from the
top of the bunker leavins some 900
tons. Then the fire hose was used,
and since that time the FIRE has been
smollorine. the Yankee coaled at Bar
Tlarbor on August q and this Is some
OF the soft coal that was taken aboard
az that place
Evening journal., 1903-08-31
Iron Workers Return.

Becoming dissatisfied with their now
positions. many Of the steel workers. who
left this city Tor Burnham, pa. ahou.
three weeks ago. have returned TIL 81
were offered am kinds Of inducements 90
ret them TO go but after arriving There
they lind they DO not get paid bot on g
month and this placed many of ihlm
ia embarrassing positions as they oxpeo-
. 90 receive their wages every week.
several have come back.
Evening journal., 1903-08-31
sneeainn.

A sneeze may mean various things IN
some parts Of Turkey Il Is regarded
MS q confirmation Of what the person
speaking has just said In that case he
interrupts himself in order 70 address
the sneezer as follows. Health he 10
thee. f6f thou hast proved that / am
speaking lie truth" II IS sometimes
taken asa sign that absent enemies are
speaking in of the sneezer and the
bystanders express the pious wisp 'lla'
those individuals. whoever they pe'
"may split sneezing Is also consiu
cred as an indication Of health. espe-
cially If the sneezer is just recovering
from an illness
Evening journal., 1903-08-31
Fiola D,v eoorf-

The field day sports under auspices
of Wesley Nj. u. Church to be held at
Physical Director Wales, Of the Y. Al. O..
A.. from whom entrance blanks may be
secured. The entries viii close on
September 2G. There will be six events
Including ~ sack race. chicken fight,
running broad jump, hop, step and
jump, putting shot, tug OF war;
Evening journal., 1903-08-31
-. - n rsnnlIr Enda.

Won Blumer-What kind of COOK
shall fetch homef
Mrs Won Blumer-Get one about 'i'li-
ty, who can make good bread KNOWS
how TO cook all meats, can make hhe
pastry, who never has any company
doesn't 80 out nights and Las the very
best references.
Won Blumer-But suppose can't gel
such q cook?
Mrs. Won Blumer-Oh, well. get any
one you can, then.-Smart Set.
Evening journal., 1903-08-31
BOY is Unfortunate.

charles Wadsley. nsed l3 years, son
.of William Wadsleyg was bitten on his
isg by a dog several days ago. Few
weeks ago he had been bitten by a
snake and had only jusi recovered from
that injury, To add 10 his aiiiictofs
an insect bt HIM near the base of the
tohe of ,hc right ear yesterday The
ear and face became painfully swollen
and it WAS feared that the poison would
enter the brain, but he is now recover
ing.
Dr. Watt win hold the Second Quar-
terly Conference IN The M 4. Church
tonight.
Miss Florence Holaven of ST.
Georges is the guest OF Miss Anna
Smith.
Frank Wise of Denver. col, is y.sit-
ing his mother. Mrs. C.. " Wise.
sfr. ana AIRS. Richard Gordon spent
yesterday here.
Evening journal., 1903-08-31
campers Return TonIaht.

After camping for almost three
months in the Adirondack mountains
near Lake Places, Joseph s. WILSON,
son of Captain Horace Wilson, of the
wilmington Steamboat Company. will
return tonight. Young Wilson. together
with four other students of the Univer.
sity Of Pennsylvania, have been in the
woods roughing it and studying.
Evening journal., 1903-08-31
oI-I ErIahL-n-a =. -

Miss Helen Carter of Neuar'. waile
visiting her cousin iu Newport bad "a
peculiar experience while there she
retired last evening and went 10 her
room, and as she entered the door She
saw something like the appearauce Of
% man under The bed. She screamed
for help and neighbOrs ran in 10 see
what the trouble was, but found that
somebody had placed dummy under
the bed.
Evening journal., 1903-08-31
Anniyersarl Receptfon

The third anniversary reception OF
the Wilmington school of Elocution
and Music win be held on Friday
evening September III. at the school
at Tenth and Jefferson streets. The
school for which Miss Clara T. Mac
Henry in the director opened today.
The reception win be from $50 TO II
o'clock on the date named.
Evening journal., 1903-08-31
Race on the Rivor.

The City, Of Chester Of the Whining
ton Steamboat Company ran away from
the Ericsson Line boat Lord Baltimore
in a race down the Delaw8fe riyer this
morning. The boats left Phii55ielphia
at the same time and inefdding thei stop
at Chester the local bbatf 37as' 'aeFeraf
lengths ahead when It 'ehoered7ot the
Christiana. lgr mpl
Evening journal., 1903-08-31
Made Bicycle Record.

Centreville to this city by Hubert Null
rooney, Patrick Haynes and Thomas
Mullin yesterday. The trio left Centre
vile at 8 o'clock in the afternoon and
arrived at Third and Lombard streets
just twenty minutes later.
Evening journal., 1903-08-31
fg ilic-7i cvrtor Boats cs.tnred.

i,tro'f Na. Aug 51.- ID q raid on
70 csficr tongers In lower James
ntu Captain wonder of toe stale
gunhrat Jamcs River captured 10
vrtecls 1wo negroes Georse IeTcr-
sfn and Horny Brown. were in one
oi tne boats nrowu jumped over
beard 90 swim ashore Tne gunboat
faye chase end np ned Ere ON the man.
lle stopped swimming when the shots
were nittaG around him. and was cap
.ugcd
Evening journal., 1903-08-31
CAUSE ARRESTS
Health After Property
o,.,ers
EDWARD ADDICES IS
SUED BY HIS COUSIN

William II. O'sullvan Dimpfal. Of OK
ford, Talbot county. Md. through his
attorney William III. Cooper. Jr.. this
brought suit against J.. Edward
Addicks a first cousin Of the plaintiff for
work and superintendence OF work on
Mr.. Addcks' yacht, the Vision.
Tho damages asked for aggregate be-
tween $500 and S1,00o.
Evening journal., 1903-08-31
Enaaaement Announced

Cards are out announcing the wedding
of Charles Lee Iiorsey, q promising young
lawyer Of seaford, and Miss Margaret
Woodruff Hitch. OF This city TO take
place in Scot ST. il Church on Monday
evening, September z.
Evening journal., 1903-08-31
Irwin Alexander

Miss Frances w. Alexander and Paul
Drpps irwin, Jr. both OF Philadelphia.
were married I'm this city on August 25.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
J. Edgar Franklin NJ his home. No. 7ll
Washington street
Evening journal., 1903-08-31
THINK NORTHWESTERN
DROVE AWAY REED BIRDS
Trustees Of Commons Again
Fail to Elect-Boy Often
Bitten
sneoial 10 the Evenine Journal.


New Castle Aug. 3i.-spof
who are keeping watca Oh reed BIRDS
say thar ihs northeast wind which has
been very Row a1 chilly, h1s criVen
many ipi9.s trou ass Vicinity. unl f
isffearelfthst the Iicn Sod fine neu-
isqprwul 1i.a sGisapppinimeat and fasi-
.HE asEsdpfs 9. s. gre great -, n0mogg eas,i,o. q,
.apd feeding as they should DO I'm order
10 fatien up end stay. Many birds
are in upon the marshes ana have lef'
the Delaware River shore whore the
best wild oats are to be found iu the
reeds. Farmers of this city are conn
planning OF the depredations of gup-
ners and are posting signs warning
gunners against trespassius one
farmer had seven young ducks killed
and taken away by unscrupulous gun-
ners since the opening Of the season on
/ Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1903-08-31
Trade Board to Meet.

The Board of Trade will resume its
regular monthly meetings ON Thursday
night. All members are requested TO
attend, as several important matters
are TO come w for discussion
Evening journal., 1903-08-31
Moonlight Postponed.

The moonlight excursion that was to
have been given by the Young Mems
Republican Club and Diamond Coun-
ell, Jr. o. u. A. NJ, to Washington Park
on Saturday night was postponed until
next Saturday on account Of the rain.
Evening journal., 1903-08-31
BUY GOOD GROCERIES

at Lynch's. II our goods are satisfac-
tory tell others. If not tell us. Lip
toms English Breakfast Tea. quality
No. 1. s5c. package; Ceyion and India
Tea. quality No. 1, SIC. package; quail
ity No. 2, soc. packages. Fruit Jars and
spices.
Evening journal., 1903-08-31
The Reason.

Tho Fnrmer-Your cow must be sick
She doesn't chew her cud.
The Amateur Farmer She doesn't
have to chqw her cpd. feed her with
nrcdigcsted hay.-Iudgc.
Evening journal., 1903-08-31
Failed 10 Elcct.

No election was the result of The
vote of the citizens of this city com-
prisne the properly holders and rent-
ers at an election ordered held py the
trustees of the commons for success
I sor to Edward Dalby. deceased. This
is the second attempt to elect a success
.sor The result of ihe vote was. .i9s.
.G. Shaw, Jr. 20S. William Deakyna.
1873: Chauncey T.. Holcomb 12t A
nc election held on July 25 shaw rec
ccivad 197 vo es. Deakyne, 1926; Hol-
somb III. At the meeting of the
Board of Trustees ON Tuesday evening
another election WIN be ordered
The BrandyWiue team of Whining
ton defeated a team here az Battery
Park on Saturday afternoon. conn osed
of Walter Bacon, Wise ana Wray Ha-
con of the regular New Castle team.
smead of Farnhurst catcher. and
Charles Mcclure pitcher, with James
White. George Wilhelme and Harry
Rothrock in the outheld and Baii ON
first base. by The score Of to 6. The
game abounded IN errors. Mcclure
PLAYED groa game and struck out l5
men, Had he received proper support
the visitors would not have gone beg
I
slim one as it was not expected that d
game would be played here. The other
players of the New castle team were
in Salem and pennsgrove where they
received good money for their work.
The score:
I lBrandywine 20 1 o 01 14f O-s
New Castle ......0 % 3 o-6
Nancy Shilling. aged IA years con-
sidered the champion oarswoman of
her age in the state, made "a heroic
lrescue IN the Delaware River on
Thursday night which only became
known today. Susan Connor was out
lin "a boat with julia, infant child Of
Henry Shilling, when the woman and
lchild were precipltated in'o the water
lby wave striking the boat Nancy
who was nearby In a boat. reached
both victims and hauled hem IN over
the stern of the boat as others came 90
I The rescue
Evening journal., 1903-08-31
WEATHER BULLETIN

-------------i The New York Herald forecasts that
Have YOU evern the Middle States and New England
Don't Worry cutoday partly cloudy and wealth
in the longer win prevail with light to fresh
'Iave sciable winds and probably followed by
passenger with th)ca the northern districts on
I've been menbe ednesday fair weather and slowly rf3S
seven years. I'm ag temperature viii prevail with light
Id fresh southwest TO westerly Winds
ID on Thursday fair and
Gather European steamers
ung will nave partly cf~iy to fair
ather and light, varaI breezes
lily southwest to the ks.
Evening journal., 1903-08-31
Trntb WIN out.

"What dld YOU steal that cradle forT'
asked the police magistrate.
"Oh. just for a KID" replied the prls-
oner. who was lost to all sense Of
shame -Brooilyn Citizen.
Evening journal., 1903-08-31

Every mother possesses information of vital IN
daughter That daughter is a precious legacy, ares
ela t't ai8 ~ ' ~ " an . itss iia4s ol Ine hlog lief
should find the mother the watch day and mic ana
the physical well-being of her daughter, SO will
children also but
When q Young GIRLS thonqhts heno,na elno sases
ences hondachas dil1inees foinfnoes anil l;l,i The
tion TO sleep, pains in Che back and lower lin
solitude and dislike for the society of other
eryto herself and friends, then themother she r.
At such u time the rrpaieet ad ~ nat,,rn Lena
Nesetibe Compound. IL prepares the yorys Mary
change, and is the surestreance in this hou MAUD
Evening journal., 1903-08-31
wIle d PaIIseman N.eIy psad.

After proractcd Illness Mrs. Mary
Nocly wife 81 Police Turnkey jam 3
Nicely died at her home No. Q Wniam-
son street lest night.
Evening journal., 1903-08-31

Lead pencils. slate pencils. school
at BADER 8RoSs 221
King street
Evening journal., 1903-08-31

Broken Trolley Wire Blocks Traffic.
The breaking Of a trolley wire on the
Peoples Line delayed traffic on the Pop
lar street division for about an hour
last night