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Evening journal., 1903-05-14
CAUGHT AT RANDOM

Mr.. Stubb-Martha, why did you
give that tramp "a nickel2
Mrs. Stubb-Why, John, he said he
knew where he could bet a pony" for
3 cents. | thought it sin to let such
bargain in horsehesh slip by.
yes" said the Bnlvnle father.
THAT boy shall be taught to tell the
TRUTH
He's mighty young to be sent so fur
from homel" replied the parson.
The Twentieth Century woman
But, really DR.. Preachly, is it not
dreadful to think that there are to be
no marriages In heaven?
The Up-to-Date Parson-Not at ALL
dear madam. when we remember that
/ there are TO be no rich men there.
DO not fancy yourself a martyr Of
the first-class simply because you have
been badly bitten i'm a horse trade.
IL amt so fur away
Ter de breakin er de day
But you got ter tramp de winter
Ef you want ter find de May;
En you got ter stan de summer
Keep i'm de happy road, believers!
A man in Cincinnati applied to the
courts for am injunction to restrain the
tongues of the gossips of the neighbor-
hood. He learned from judicial sources
that there are some things beyond the
control OF the highest human power.
Abraham Lincoln of Lacy Springs, Va,
a cousin of the great Emancipator. is a
lineal descendant of the man after whom
the martyred President was named.
The fixed capital i'm agriculture in
the United States is four times that in
! manufacture.
The shilling import duty on corn es-
tablished in Great Britain last year
b will be discontinued on July 1.
{ Japanese florists have succeeded in
. cultivating a rose which looks red IN
3 the sunlight and white in the shade.
The largest hotel in the world-ths
o Ansonia, of New York has $500 rooms
v and there is not a piece of wood in the
n building.
r The smallest horse in the world i,
22is inches high, years old, weighs
p 20 pounds and is a resident Of Los
o Angeles, Cal.
The enlisted men Of the navy viii
have added to their menu this yea
2S0.OOO pounds of frankfurter sausage
and $4,000 pounds of sauerlraut.
The meht-htting British uniform is al
legged to be the cause OF much heart dis
= ease among soldiers.
Thousands of square miles Of mulberr,
trees are planted in Italy. Trees live froi
fifty to seventy years.
Up to date siS statues of William 1 {
Germany have been erected in Germa
I towns AIT a total cost of about S5,OOO,OOO.
Miniature arrow heads cut-out Of jaspe
i aud carneiian are found ITO this day b
Arabs in the desert sands and strung
necklaces for charms.
Nict-f ieslucHt AAloihd9 "a Aieiie' ieN'f
Indlana. was a graduate of Hanover Co
lege. ait Madison. in that State and h
widow has given S25OO0 for the erection
N library IN his memory there.
Few people know shat Baron Munchal
= sen, the hero Of so many extraordinary "a
ventures was a real person, a member
an ancient Hanoverian family. He serv'
in the Russo-TurlSsh wars OF the latt
half OF the eighteenth century.
An engineer on a Kansas railway HI
mate a request to be allowed to run fast
thaA & miles an hour, because a jack ra
bit been making fun Of him on his ~
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
In Memoriam.

In memory Of our dear father. Patrick
Hardy, who passed away suddenly
on April a. 1908:
Oh. father dear, thy voice is hushed,
thy true warm heart IS stin;
Upon thy pale and peaceful brow, is
resting deaths cold chill.
We saw thee gently pass away, We
kissed thy ice-cold brow,
And in our aching hearts we know we
have no father now.
His Daughters.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
EDITORIAL OPINION
Smuggling.

From the Philadelphia Record (Dem)
There is reason for the continuing
Indignation In Porto Rico over the sup
preston OF criminal prosecutions
against American smugglers while ma
tive free traders" are langushing in
prison cells. The Treasury Depart
ment's distinction between those who
smuggle FOR fun" and those who
engage in clandestine importing is
probably too fine for the insular under
standing, particularly as the law pro-
vides one penalty for all who enter
goods In fraud of the public revenues.
The islanders cannot see why sauce
for the Porto Rican geese should not
be good enough sauce for the American
ganders. The fact that the latter occu-
pied official positions appears to be
considered by the native islanders as
an aggravation Of, not an excuse for
the offense.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
A yellow DOG" AND A BLACKBOARD

Mayof something backgud
polite
with absolute nued nngssae ed
of He
indicative the breeding and character of DR. the Adds eand
This who INDUCES
tb capacity with
sets them the example of bully and brqso foul mouthed dema-
and illustrates pthe
tina" his tongue can coin can affect the Evening Journal or its editor We
to OF
lnggt SHOULD
SELF as no longer candidate for Ntov Arv honest man @ have an
be bacSguad
sulung the and from yifying the editor
lie
for he has taken position where honest answer possible He does not
candidate Republican intention
abiding
should defeated. he remain a candidate
Since DR. frontz is eeent the matters of his
obliged to take the public into confidence Notwithstanding anything that
he
AZ we said Yesterday DIR rl has NO poII deals aside from get
there "yaier would
public
AddcR Mayor were
Republican
banner during this campaign should be inscribed For Mayor one yellow
morning reporter Evening
DR. fa on the street and asked him the question which another reporter
sweed eourteouy that should he become candidate the es
the Union Republicans This should dispose
determination of the
Mayor Regular Republican should life enthusiasm
political
should conduct this campaign without outside interference He
cnont He viii stand this platform His life
to the people of this ca plain un-pretentous business who
a Republicans
All Republicans invited a
Republican Club
opportunity to rally the forces the party the old Those
who believe that Wilmington Republicans
municipal affairs will be there Those
hood their political
party
Wilmington will
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
Another Duel Story.

Mark Tlwain's. duel story. told re-
Gently in the Tales Worth Telling col
umns recalls another in which the
duel was also fought with pistols. Five
rounds had been shot and no one even
scratched. A conference was held by
the seconds, who decided that honor
had been satisfied, and it was suggested
that the contestants shake hands. One
Of the seconds remarked,
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
Gas Works. AprIl 1s. 1903.

My dear Lauray. The CRATE and
only Addicks party held its primaries
hear yesterday and they WAS much ex-
citcment and cnthoosiasm. The Re
publlcans of this city WAS so aroused
that about one outeof seven come out
and voted as Judge Bradley told them.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14

bles he had been
a-runnin' I'm his
daily poster would
look rather funny.
lie claims that
nearly everybody
is for Mister Ad-
dicks, but after
scrapin' every al
ley and vOtin' ded
men and a few
that had been sent
up from Kent
county, we couldn't
Skeer up only
about 800. And
hits a unlucky fig
ger, too. But
George says that
.Il L.. - A.. IL -
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
NEW JERSEYS GOVERNOR HURT
Inrown From His Horse and Badly
Shaken Up.

Newark, N. j., May IA. - Governor
Franklin Murphy was thrown from his
horse while taking a gallop on Eliza
beth avenue, and is confined to his bed,
bruised and shaken up. No bones are
broken, and it is not thought that there
are any internal injuries, but the Gov
ernor had a narrow escape, for his
horse fell on him. He was assisted by
two men who happened to be passing.
He rode home on a trolley car and was
able to walk to his house.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
MANY PEOPLE

Are willing to sacrifice themselves and
their children to the prejudice of''what
people say" The foolish prejudice
againts the use of glasses by children with
defective eyes often results in the greatest
uffering-sometimes permanent disa-
bilitv of one who might otherwise be-
come a power in the world
Evening journal., 1903-05-14

Coughs and colds. down to the very
borderland of consumption, yield to
the soothing, healing influences Of Dr.
Woods Norway Pine Syrup.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
CALVERT ESTATE SOLD
New York Woman Bought Historic
Place for $1,000.

Elkton, Md, May 1.-THE old CO
lonlal estate of the Calvert family was
sold at public auction yesterday to
Mrs. Tillie r. Iitteu of New York, for
sll. 900.
The purchaser was accompanied to
the sale by J Edward Addicks. The
property contains $40 acres, and is situ-
ated near Upper Marlboro. in Prince
Georges county.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
notice.!
All Republicans in

All Republicans in
in the suc-
cess Of the Regular
Republican city ticket
are invited to attend
a meeting at the
Young Mems Repub-
lican Club Rooms, on
Thursday Even
ing, r1ay II, 1908,
at s o'clock.
COMMITTEE.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14

when you buy a suit FOR $40 that has
been marked down from $50, you begin
TO wonder how much you would have
been stuck had you bought II at the
original price.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14

Callers first telescope was made from
part of .sad water pipe. in each end ef
which he cemented common spectacle
glasses.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14

tentimes they are not capable OF Sc
lecting a medical practitioner. In her
nervous abnormal state a number of
excitable women wrought upon super
sensitive condition and could probably
have induced her to have relied upon
incantations for cure.
It is about time that the law stepped
in to reform these abuses. The weak
should be afforded protection against
quacks and lunatics who are constant
ly endangering life. The law win not
permit a man TO take the goods Of an
other under false representations. and
yet it does allow q charlatan to tax,
the life of another in his hands, to jug.
gle with it, and probably sacrifice it.
The Philadelphia North American Il
so frightened at the new libel law tina
it prints six cartoons today, all direct
ed to Governor Pennypacler. Prob
ably it has decided TO test the infamou
law at once. The trouble with men lilx
the Governor Of Pennsylvania and tn
Governor OF Delaware is that they a.
such subservient tools that these shaft
go home Were they less vuinerabl
the structures would be less sever
since the people would be quick to re
alize their untruth.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14

The weight of the average baby's brain
at birth is 4 little more than three-fourths
Of a pound.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14

Australia and New Zealand have 9Ois
million sheep, which is just one and half
times as many as the whole OF the United
States possesses.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

MANUFACTURING and Wagon Paint
ers. Apply, WENNINGER,
Front and Justison SITS.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14

I cant help Dustin out into song,
any moar than them birds in the
spring time when fishin' worms is
plenty Keep up your courage. Lauray,
you'll be Mrs. Governor Oldfeld yet.
Yours eXpectently
Silas Oldheld
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Social
0eus 6otes.
<++++*++++++++++

Miss Haddie Mccullough is visit
ing friends OH ST. Simon.
Mrs. George Walker left Sunday
for Tampa, after pleasant stay with
Mrs. Duncan Wright.
Clarence Bell and Albert Akers, of
Atlanta. are guests Of Mrs. W. II.
DeNoe.
Mrs. J. :. Wright and Miss Arabella
Tison are AT Indian Springs for the
benefit of Miss Tison's health.
SsE
Miss Minnie Marks has returned
from "a delightful visit to White
Springs Fla.
Mrs. w. II. Bunkley and family
leave today for Cuberland, where they
will entertain house party for sew
eral weeks.
MIS-. a. SdlIlutlS' vi NiidIld, ID tIic
guest oi Mrs. j. j. Llasner, before re-
turning to her home.
Miss Maud Banks is the charming
guest OF Mr.. and Mes. y. {. Banks.
Mrs. j. \. Montgomery will enter
tain with an informal daning party
this evening in honor Of number OF
visiting young ladies.
MISS l'diH\ 9'df'''t mas flat"ed 4"
10 hef nome at amy h'o'''
..
"i'' ! a. " . ~ "'''' - '"''''iS
returned from o. Hii''h yesterday a.
te' Speil"'l'6 ScN.' a. "No"' ''io'0'
Miss Mamie Virginia saxon o. At
Id'lla y liie d'' rac''NV sue u NE .
Doliie 1iSoh'
Mr.. N ni.,,u and Mis-
lf,,,.io Sc,Irlo.t. ill...,i.o fran, F,n.
''''''' '''' ,1.,,
va ''" " ''' ''0 - "
N. and No. Ti.,,o, ho,,, 20.
t,,. .,,,.,i r,.,,.,... ,.;..it,, ,ynu. Su,i,,c.
a..
go
Miss Eta Rothathild has returned
e,rino and is tho ouo.t or Mrs
is.nnr fo,. snver,Idovs
go"
uho rriond. u. Mr.. n Uarhu
r.r,,o,Iy Mic. n,isy Goldspith -
tto.-tty win ha oIad to learn thai
.ne il n,t,,h nnnroyad from, her reran
illness ana is now considered out q
donoor
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East Bound.

Trains Nos. l, 8 and Z makes close
connection at Thalmann with the Sea-
board Air Line for Jacksonville aud
points South.
Trains Nos. /, and 7 make close
connection at Thalmann for Savannah
and points North.
Train No II leaves Thalmann, daily
1901 P. M, arrives at Nichols 9.26.
Train No. IL leaves Nichols $50 A.
| NJ, arrives Thalmann $50.
| J. A. McDUFFlE, General Manager.
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After long ana careful Investigation
Al the various makes of waite lead
cuiors and ready mixed pants, we
~ . decided TO take the agency Of
u > products OF harrison Bros. ~ Co
:. offering this famous line We believe
...It We are rendering the best posi-
49, service 10 our customers.
The douglas Hardware Co.
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Don't Make . Mistake

About your harness. but call and
see j. II. Tankersley and get one of
his. Last Better, Sells Cheaper, Gives
Best Satisfaction of any. He makes
all grades and prices to order. Fine
line of horse hats, boots, busters, oils,
and Makes a speciality OF repairing
trunks, valices, in fact all leather and
carriage work neatly done and with
dispatch. Call on him.
j. II. TANKER3LEV.
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Mr.. Joseph Fomihville, of Saltwater,
MINI, after having spent over $4,000
with the best doctors for stomach
trouble, without relief, was advised
by bis druggist Mr. Alex. Richard,
to try box of Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets. Ho did so and is a
well man today. IL troubled with in
digestion, bad taste in the mouth,
lack of appetite or constipation, give
| these tablets trial, and you are Ger.
tain to be more Ia. pleased with
the result. For sale at 25 cent per
box by all druggists
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kaIoia.

This highly endorsed preparation
for indigestion, kidney and liver
troubles appeals to every intelligent
man and woman for a fair and impair
tial trial. Kalola is composed of the
properties of four noted mineral
springs of known power to cure indi-
gestion, kidney and liver troubles.
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LOST-Tan leather handbag, with
chain, containing keys, memorandum
and some money. Return TO News
Office and receive reward.
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Rn offering q full line of all kinds
of iaL,ea add mems shoes at reason
Guie prices. J. -, Smith, Newcastl,
h, cot
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Dorothy Dodd" shoe is novelty
n Womens shoes, OXfords and ties,
IS. .. a. Smith, Newcastle street
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Kalola acts magic on your kidneys
and liver and you will feel its effect
after taking the free sample given
you.
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10 YOU WEAR SHOES? YES.
THEN CALL ON NE. J. A. SMITH.
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Please remember that ii l. is coed
to eat yau will find it at Wilson's
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Everybody is invited to join the
large kalola choir that is now being
organized to sing its praises for in
DIGESTION, kidney and liver troubles.
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The private sale of furniture at 209
Newcastle street will end today. Ey
everything yet unsold will go at a
sacrifie.
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FOR Stakeholder top desk. Will
sell at bargain. Address H, care
News. 49,
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Dorothy Dodd" shoes are the very
latest for women. | have them. J.
A. Smith Ncwc"etle street.
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There is nothing like nice Sunday
dinner. Wilson will serve one today.
To the Consumer,

will give the retailers profit
have just received 10000 Maitre La
Bori cigars real good sc cigar which
will sell direct to the consumer a,
s1.25 per boy of 20. I am sole agen,
for this brand. Thi, cigar is worth
90 per hnx, nna hex will make 70,
get more at Sia Levison. $40 ira
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The place. to eat-Wison's restau
rant.
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Sash. doors and blinds for sale
at DtdgIas Hardware Co
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Cold soda water and ice cream at
Fortsons drug store.
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LOST-Small shaggy blak dog,
answers to name of "Burk." Return
TO this office.
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All coed ta;u-.tss se"I ta"i,
lothos to Jim Carter Where do w.,
END yours Ring phone 1852
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PERSONAL NOTES.
NOTES ABOUT PEOPLE WHO
COME AND GO IN AND OUT
OF THE CITY.

Goldsmith Lehman spent Sunday in
Waycross, the guest of Bishop Kelley.
Albert Banks has been quite sick
for the past few days, but is now i'm
proving.
Manager jacob, of the hotel Cum
berland was in the city yesterday.
The fire department responded to a
false alarm Sunday night from box
26.
A moonlight excursion will be Civ
en- to st. Simon tonight
W, }. DIngaiX, d prominent banker
and insurance man of Birming-
ham, left last for his home after u
visit OF several dayst0 Brunswick
and st. Simon.
r. X. LamarhaS returned from San
dersyille, where he spent som time in
the Sanitarium. His friends are glad
to know that he is much improved in
health.
Observation-Disclosures white wo-
man of good character to act as COM
panion in household, also to do light
household work Must furnish refer
onnac AnnJu thic ofFioa
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Jekyl Place, next to the court house
is now very attractive spot and
SHOWS wonderful results for the short
,me since tie civic league took it III
charge. The flowers nave done re-
markably we'll, considering how late
they We're planted, ana the ladies
should bc proud oi the pretty appear
ance chat nave rewarded then eu0rts.
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Miss Helen Palmer, formerly of
Brunswick, now Of Birmingham, is in
Atlanta, the guest OF the Misses Kay,
at their aunt'S, Mrs. Sullivan. Miss
Palmer VIII return with Miss Vivian
hay to spend some time with her
here.
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-12
WANTS FOR SALE

Wanted--Nice. clean. cotton rags
at this office.
For Sale. Good furniture call at
115 S. Spruce st.
For Rent. Three furnished rooms
and board at 2oS Grand avenue.
Lost.-Black cocker spaniel. Deaf.
Reward. Return to 317 S. 2nd.
Furnished Front Room. At Mrs.
Willauer. 319 White ave. Furnace heat.
For sale-fruit wagon just as good
as new. Cheap. Inquire at this office.
For Sale A good wheel in first
class condition. Inquire at this office.
For rent-Three furnished room
for Light housekeeping 420 South 5th
st.
For Sale. Driving pony; young
gentle: also harness and road wagon.
40s Colo. ave.
Two Boarders Wanted. Gentleman
and wife. or two persons who will
room together Nicely furnished
front room and bath privilege. Pri-
vate family. Call at No. 447 Ouray
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-12

BENZ. ]. Snyder returned last night
from a short trip to Salida.
If you have never seen China
town go to tho Park opera house to-
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. @. Newton enter
tanned a large number of frie nds at a
dinner party last evening.
Mrs. lisa nayner will hold her Ly-
ceum at Labor Temple at O'Clock
and her public lecture at 3.
A n infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
@. E. johnson was buried this after
noon from the parlors of Undertaken
Gourley.
Thirty five school children made up
a party and went to the Carpenter
rold last night where they put in
a delightful time.
U. G., Ramey has purchased from
DR.. George r. Warner two building
lots on Seventh street near the Carne-
gle library.
A divorce case was before Judge
Walter S. Sullivan yesterday afternoon
The parties were Burton L. Case
against Georgia NJ. Case. Cruelty
was the charge made by the plaintiff
and the jury returned verdict in
favor of Case. and Judge Sullivan
granted the divorce.
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HARD TO DISCOVER.

What has not been urged in behalf
of democratic harmony in Mesa
county, it would be hard to discover.
For several years this paper did its
utmost to secure harmonious action by
the various factions of the party and
for awhile it believed that some ad-
vance had been made along those
lines.
But ateach recurring election some
one or more of the factions existing
in the party bolted the ticket. At
one time well known members or men
who claimed to be members of the
party would be found marching in re-
publican parades. At another time
rump conventions would be held and a
boiling ticket placed in the field.
These occurrences did not dismay
those who were really and truly dem
ocrats, but when for several years it
was discovered that supposed demo-
Gratis were contributing campaign
funds to the republican county COM
mittee to secure the defeat of the reg
ularly nominated democratic ticket,
good democrats began to lose heart.
Again, no longer than last spring
there was a democratic municipal
ticket placed in the field. AT the con-
vention were men sitting as delegates.
who afterward repudiated the action
of the majority in that convention,
bolted the ticket and endeavored
| thereby-not to elect their own can
didates, but to create such division as
was sure to elect the republican muni-
cipal ticket.
Some of those men are now endeav-
oring to preach haromny. They are
not doing so as individuals. they don't
dare to do SO. they are too hypocriti-
cal. but they use other means of pre-
tending to unite the party.
There is no person in Mesa county
who desires unity in the party quite
so much as this paper, But to secure
that unity it wants those who are
now pratinR about harmony to give
some evidence that they will stay
with the party and not bolt its candi-
dates. SO soon as they do not have
their sweet wills in every particular
granted.
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-12
Toys, Etc.

Our entire line of Toys, Dolls, Books, Games and all Ho
dy Goods marked dry goods profit which much less
than the regular dealers these lines have get make
money early make your From
all holiday goods which small deposit may be made
will be held by buyer until Christmas