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Live Stock.

New YOrk.-Beeves-N trading
of Importance; feeling steady. Calves
-Veals steady; grassers and West
ern calves slow; veals sold at So. 90
to $3.50 per 100 lbs; Western calves.
prime to choice light weights, at So
to Sc.
Hogs-Market firm to sc. higher.
Pennsylvania and state hogs quoted
at $500 $50; Ohio pigs at $3.50.
Chicago. -Cattle-Market strong
to 15c. higher. Steers, $4.5O@7.OO;
COWS, $2.65 a. 400; heifers, $2.5O@
500; bulls, $3.50; % 500; calves,
$3.00@7.75.
HogS-Market strong to 561Oc
higher. Choice heavy shipping. $6.O5
@6.20: light butchers. S6.1o@6.25;
light mixed. $5.9O@6.1O; choice
light, S6.O5 a 6.25; packing, $3.50
$50; pigs 1925 @5.75; bulk Of
sales, 5000 500.
Sheep-Market dull; sheep, $500
Q6.25; lambs, $5.75 06.75; year
lings. $5.00@5.50.
Kansas City, -Cattle-Market
strong to sc. higher; choice export
and dressed beef steers, $3.50 q $50;
fair to good. $4.25 $3.50.
Hogs-Market sc. higher; top,
$5.S2z; bulk, $685. @5.8O; heavy,
$500 SIS; packers, 1856 $3.50;
pigs and light, So 5.82115
Pittsburg. Pa. - Cattle - Supply
light; slow; choice. $5.7506; prime,
$5409 $40.
Hogs - Receipts light; higher;
prime heavy, $6.45 $3.50; medium,
$6.45; heavy Workers, $6W6.45;
light Workers, $6.20@ 6.25 pigs,
$3.50 @6.o5; roughs, $5@5.S5.
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SKIN CURED IN A WEEK
After Suffering Six Months With Dis.
figuring Red Spots and Pimplcs-
Cleared Away by Cuticura.

"Cuticura Soap and Ointment are the
greatest remedies for skin diseases on
earth. I have suffered six months from a
disease which cannot describe, but will
tell you the symptoms. My skin was full
of red spots and my face was full of red
pimples. 1t made life miserable for me
and / was discouraged with everything
l went to several doctors, but it was use
less. l resolved to try the Cuticura Rene
dies, and after using them for about one
week l became a new man. The pimples
and the red spots have disappeared and
they made my skin as soft as velvet
Albert eastman, Bedford Station, N. Y
Nov. %, l9O51
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Rhode Island.
1NrnrO~ ma

DEMOCRAIlC.
Governor-James II. Higgins.
lieutenant Goyernor-Charles Sisson.
Secretary of State-Robert Grieve.
Attorney General-Edward Nj. Sullivan.
General Treasurer. b. ArchambeaIiit.
New York.
REPUBLICAN.
Associate Judges Court of Appeals-Isd-
ward 7. Bartlett, r.; Willard Bartlett, d.
DEMOCRATIC.
Associate Judges Court of Appeals-Wil.
lard Bartlett, D.; Edward T. Bartlett, r.
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
Associate Judges Court Of Appeals
Ruben Robe Lyon, John r. McDOnough.
PROHIBITION.
Associate Judges Court of Appeals-Cole-
ridge A. Hart, Erwin j. Baldwin.
SOCIALIST.
Associate Judges Court of Appeals
Thomas Crimmins, Thomas A Hopkins.
JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT.
Second Judicial District:
Democratic, Republican and Independ-
ence Ieague-W illiam j. Gayno-.
Socialist-Louis B. Bondin
list-Labor-Timothy Walsh.
Prohibition-Harold w. Watson.
Seventh District:
Republican-Samuel Nelson Sawyer.
Democratic-John d. Abbott
Eighth District.
Republican, Democratic and Independ-
ence League-Charles ID. Wheeler.
Socialist-Albert L. Purdy-
New York County.
FUSION REPUBLICAN AND INDIE
PENDENCE LEAGUE).
Justice Supreme Court-M. Linn Bruce, r.
Justices General Sessions-Charles S.
Whitman. r.; Melvin G.. Palliser, i. l.;
Nathan Vidaver L L.
, Judges City Court-William II. Wad.
hams, R.; Douglas Msthewson. r.; Isidore
Wasservegel, r.; II. c. S. Stimson, I. L.;
James a. Donegan, /. l.; Edwin S. Mer-
Sherif-Max. f. Ihmsen, 1. L.
DEMOCRATIC.
Justice Supreme Court-Jamcs w. Ger.
justices General Sessions - Edward
Swami, James I. Malone, Joseph F. Null
Judges City Court-Edward F. o'Dwyer.
John II. Mccarthy, John Y. McAvoy,
Alexander Finelite, Thomas L. Donneliy,
Peter Schmuck
Sber;f-Thomas +. Foley
New Jersey.
REPUBLICAN.
Governor-John Franklin Fort.
DEMOCRATIC.
GoVernor-Frank S. Katzenbach, Jr.
Nebraska.
REPUBLICAN,.
Justice OF the Supreme Court-Moneah
3. Reese.
Railroad Commissioner = Henry T.
Regents of the State University-Charles
, b Anderson, George COPELAND.
FUSION, DEMOCRAT AND POPU.
LIST.
Justice of the Supreme Court-GeOrge
I. LOOMS.
Railroad Commissioner-No nomination.
Regents of the State University-R. j.
Willard, John l.. SUNBEAM.
Cincinnati.
MAYOR.
Republcan--LeopoldM srkbreit.
Democrat-Edward j. Dempsey.
Cleveland.
MAYOR.
Republican-TneodoTe E. Burton.
Democrat-Ton L. johnson.
San Francisco.
MAYOR.
Republican-Dan a. RYAN.
Democratic and Good Government League
Edward r. Taylor.
Salt Lake City.
MAYOR.
American (Anti-siormon) : John S.
Democrat Richard P. Morris.
Repubiicar-Ch G. Piummer.
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Wireless telephones are being
placed in a number OF the vessels of
the British home feeI.
The Japanese feel the newly COM
pleted Angio-Russian alliance means
that peace in Asia Will be kept.
According TO special st. Peters
buvg dispatch the cholera is still
spree ding Ia Russia. 90 cases having
been reported from Kiofs in the last
Ii Aas 0f<sn decided to Improve All
~ s<eI - egxlF2ns II Paris.
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Mrs. Ellen Nagle, Ala 4th streeS, Green
By, Wis, writes
have often heard Peruna praised and
IT Is more widely known here than any
other medicine, but ] never knew what a
splendid medicine it really was until few
weeks ago, when I caught a bad cold
which settled all over me-
The doctor wanted TO prescribe, but
told him l was going to try Peruna and
sent for a bottle and tried it,
felt much better the next morning
and within FIVE days / had not a trace OF
any lamencss or any cough
II consider It the finest cough REM
cdy.r
PERUNA TABI.ETs:- people prefer
icine IN a fluid form Such people can OBJ
tain Peruna tablets, which represent the
soiid medicinal ingredients of Peruna-
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ODDS AND ENDS.

1t is said that London produces
over 200 new designs in penny toys"
every week.
In Holland the hoFrS ASA warning
signal is reserved exclusively for the
use of motorists.
1t is stated that a chameleon which
is blind Josess-1tg power of making
1 ronna, ofj Edayst@ hue as its sur
HecoY r,,,o,,o S for the aged
IN NeyY''-'o-- 49, fcw that all OF
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Whore They Punched.

A youth went into a cobbler's shop
the other day carrying a pair OF
boots, and said to the cobbler:
Father wants you to stretch these
boots for him."
Cobbler-Yes; where do they
pinch him?
Youth-Dunno, but\I know where
he "pinched" them.-London Opin-
ion.
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Inexorable.

Good SIR" said the seedy-looking
gent" may l have just a word
with you. lam as you see T. mem
Der of the great army OF the unem-
ployed. / am
And I am a member OF the army
OF Industry, to which you could be-
long II you had the proper pride in
your breath. / shall give you no
quarter - Chicago Record Herald
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Some years ago 1
began to feel weak
and miserable, and
one day awoke from
a nap with a pierre
ing pain in my back
that m ade m e
scream. For two
days ! could not
move, and after that
/ had backache and
dizzy spells all the
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been accomplished. Not all OF the
land will be opened at one time. but
the openings VIII take place as tho
necessary preliminaries have been ac-
comDlished. A large portion OF the
area TO be opened is timber land.
and among the 100000 acres there
Is much that is very fertile.
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Liked The Treatment.

LET me kiss those tears away!'
he begged, tenderly.
She fell in his arms. and he was
busy for the next few minutes And
yet the tears flowed on.
Can nothing stop them?" he ask
ed, breathlessly sad.
NO. she murmured. Its hay
fever, you know. But go on with
the treatment. "-Illustrated Bits.
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"Chalmot. you don't know your
geography lesson at all tonight" said
Gunson, Sr. When 1 was your age
could answer practically every ques-
ton in the book
! We'll. papa" retorted Gunson, Jr,
II guess you had some intelligent
person to help you with your home
work. "-Brooklyn Life.
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Netherland ports are to be bene-
fitted by the widening and deepening
of the North Sea Canal, so that large
vessels will be able to move at all
stages of the tide. For night ira
fiic the canal is to be lighted by
electricity.
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time. My ankles swelle1 and ran
down dreadfully. I was nervous and
had awful headaches. wonder that
any medicine could do what Doan's
Kidney Pills have done for me. They
cured me four years ago and have
been well ever since"
Sold by all dealers. so cents box.
foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo, N. t..
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Rogers Guilty Of Murder.

After celebrating fifteen minutes.
the jury IN the trial at Goshen, N. Y.
OF Charles H. Rogers, for the murder
of Fred r. Olney, on October 6. 1905,
returned verdict of murder in the
first degree.
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Stock Exchange surered.

While tie ill-efiects OF boarding
money were felt in every branch Of
business, toe inability TO obtain
money was most disastrous to the
New York Stock Exchange, prices OF
the sixty most active railway shares
falling far below all records since
1900.
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james Reddick, of Chicago, chair
man OF the Cook County Republican
Committee and close friend o. Cow
ernor Deneen, was killed In an auto
mobile accident near Libertyville, H.
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Loved.

Fan-But perhaps she doesn't love
you.
Jack-Oh, yes, she does.
Fan--How do you know?
Jack--When I told her that I had
no money to get married on, she
offered to borrow some from her
father. Pick-Me-Up.
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Becoming Independent

me son earned his first So today.
He was after spendiD' 81 years pre-
parin' fur it."
Good gracious! What is his pro-
fession 2"
Hes a voter" Harper Week
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Clearing House Certificates Used.
The movement for the general
adoption of the clearing house certi-
ficate plan has been concurred In by
the greater cities of the country.
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A Rrief. Tonic.

She-They criticised my last fancy
dress scandalously.
He (dryly)-They must have had
very little to talk about.
Bits.
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ELECTIONS IN TWELVE STATES
Five Choose Full Lists of Officers igni
cant City Elections.
COMPLETE LIST OF CANDIDATES
Kentucky.
DEMOCRATIC.

DEMOCRATIC.
Governors. w. Hager.
Lieutenant Governor-Suth Trimble.
Attorney General-John X. Headrick.
Auditor-Henry M. Bosworth.
Treasurer-Ruby Lafoon.
Secretary OF State-Hubert Vreeland.
Supt. of Public Instruction = NJ. o.
Comr. of Arciculture--J. w. Newman.
Clerk, Court of Appeals-John B.
REPUBLICAN.
Governor-Augustus f. Wilson
LieutenaDt-S overnor-Nil II. Cox.
Attorney General-James Breatbitt.
Auditor-FIank p. James.
Treasurer Edwin Farley.
Secretary of State-Ben l.. Bruner.
Supt. Public InstructioR-John G..
Crabbe.
Comr. of Agriculture-NIerrel C. Rankin.
Clerk, Court of Appeals-Napier Adams.
Maryland.
DEMOCRATIC.
Governor-Austin L. Crothers.
Controller-Joshua w. Herring.
Attorney. General-Isaac l.. StrauS.
Clerk, Court OF Appeals-Caleb c. Ma
REPUBLICAN.
Governor-Ceorge r. Gather.
Controller--J. III. Baker.
Clerk, Court of Appeals-Thcmas Parran.
Massachusetts.
REPUBLICAN.
Governor-Curtis Guild, Jr.
ant-Governor-Ehen s. Draper.
Secretary Of State--William M. DIN.
Treasurer--Arthur b. Chaplin.
Auditor-Henry K. Turner
Attorney General-Dana Malone.
TTDTpFNDFRT CITTZIcN
Governor Henry NJ whitney.
DEMOCRATIC CITIZEN.
Govemor-Henry n Whitney.
lleutenant-G overnor-G George 4. Scho-
Secretary of state-0dilon z. r. Charest
Treasurer-Daniel F. Doherty
Auditor-Joseph A Conry.
ANTIAfERGER.
GoveTnor-Charles w. Bartlett.
/. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e. Cahil.
Secretary of State-Thomas T. Riley.
Treasurer-NVilliam T. Conrerv
Attorney General-Harvey H Pratt.
Auditor-Daniei l.. Shea.
DEMOCRATIC, WHITNEY.
Governor-Henry NJ Whitney
Lieutenant Governor-George A. Scho-
Secretary Of State-Odilon 2. E. Charest.
Treasurer-Daniel s. Doherty.
Auditor-Joseph a. Conry.
DEMOCRATIC, (BARTLETT).
Observation-Disclosures w Bartlett.
Treasurer William T. Connery.
Auditor-Daniel l.. Shea
Attorney General-Harvey II. Pratt.
Mississippi.
DEMOCRATIC.
Governor--E. +. Noel.
nt-Governor-Luther Nanship.
Secretary of State. w. Power
: Auditor-E. j. Smith.
Treasurer George r. Edwards.
Insurance Commissioner-T. NJ Henry
Superintendent OF Edueation-P. c.
Powers.
Land Commissioner. w. Nall.
Clerk of the Supreme Court--G George C.
Myers
Comnissioner of Agricult5re-w. E.
Blakeslee.
Revenue Agent-yyirt Adams.
Attorney Generak-R. V. Fletcher
Railroad COMMISSIONER Ohm A. Webb.
j. c. Lee. w r. Scott
Penitentiary Trastees-Ug 4 MontQom-
cry G. c. Smith, lie Roy Taylor.
Pennsylvania.
STATE TREASURER.
Republcan--John o. sheatz.
Democrat--John G. Hartman.
Rhode Island.
REPUBLICAN,.
Governor-Frederick Fl. Jackson.
Lieutenant Governor-Raiph G. Watrous.
Secretary of Subsidiaries p Bennett.
Attorney-C eneral-Wm b. Greenougn.
General Treasurer Walter A. Read
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FITS, st. Vitus'D Dance: Nervous Diseases per-
manently cured by DR.. Hines Great Nerve
Restorer. 50 trial bottle and treatise free.
DR.. II. r. Kline. I'd. ,9A Arch ST., Phiia Pa.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrupfor Children
teething, softens thegums, reducesinfiamma-
tion, allays pain, cures wind collie, 25ca bottle
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When girl gives you her check to
kiss in public it's sign she really
known how TO do IL when nobody IL
around.
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A girl bankers after an elopeSnent
because IL usually means bigger
notice in the newspapers than the other
way.
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a newly married man protects his
wife by putting his armor round her.
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II. II. GREENS Sons, of Atlantis, Ca, are
the only successful Dropsy Specialists in the
world. See their liberal offer In advertise
ment in another column of this paper.
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Giving him credit he's started many
n man on the road to the almshouse.
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Itch cured in 80 minutes By Woolfords
Sanitary Lotion. Never fails. At druggists.
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Dogs and fleas were invented for each
other. Don't blame the dogs.
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Good resolutions are useless attempts
TO interfere with natural laws.
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open confession may be good for Is e,
soul. but it's bad for the reputa tieli-<
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Mrs. E NJ. Tinney, story writer.
S25 T. Nueva St, San Antonio, Tex,
writes.
During 1901 / suffered from nasal
catarrh, which various other remedies
failed 60 relieve
Six bottles of Peruna, which / took,
entirely cured me. the catarrh disap-
pearlng and never returning.
therefore cheerfully recommend
Perana TO al similarly afflicted
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TESTED BY TIME.
A Cure That Has Held Good Four
Years.

Mrs. Mary Crumlish, OF 1880 West
Third street, Wilmington. Del. saws:
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Progress.

caxton had just invented the print
ing press.
for books"
J Thus did the discovery meet with
early appreciation. New York Sun.
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There Is nothing in the world like
the devotion Of a married woman It
IS thing no married man knows any
thing about
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MO matter how much woman loves
her husband. she always hopes that
her daughter VIII marry better than
she did. L.
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m A0A IELEGRAPHERS WARIED

I'LL tVui lege. In charge or ex-railway ofacials
OyOOO N. r. n. in School rooms Positions pa.
.---@---s our graduates under $50 Guaranty
Write for Oatalog. NATIONAL TELEGRAP
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From this institute before next March. This Il
exclusive telegraph Institute. net business Col
Established Twenty Years. Main lines OF l. &
,ing $50 per month and upward absolutely guaranteed
II INsTiTUTTrEE. Tincinn M 29bio
Evening journal., 1907-07-16
BY AUTOMOBILE
TO GETTYSBURG
One Party Of WiImingtOnians
to Return To-day, Another
TO Start Tomorrow

Several Wilmingtonians are In an auto
mobllng party that is expected TO re-
turn sometime to-day from a tour to
Gettysburg, Pa. In the party are Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Noblitt Of chadds Ford
Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer f. Mitchell, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Thomas, Mrs. J. Montoiih
Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur II. g.
Garrett and J. d. Chalfant OF West Ches-
ter. The party left the latter part o. last
week In three automobiles and visited
many places Of interest through the
Cumberland Valley on their way to Get
tysburg.
Another party will leave tomorrow foi
delightful trip TO Gettysburg. They WI
comprise Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bancroft
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Il. Nields. Thel
will go in Mr. Bancrofts fine new six
cylinder Franklin car
Another six-cylinder car now in th,l
city is the Arrow Automobile recently
bought by Edward Bringhurst.
Evening journal., 1907-07-16
COURT WAS
LENIENT WITH HER

Judge Cochran returned from his
trip South last evening, and to-day he
presided as usual at the city Court
proceedings. In the case Of Kate
Joyce, who was fined yesterday for
drunkenness and then held until to-day
for a hearing on the charge Of neglect
ing her two children, he held the
charge up for ten days 70 give the
woman another opportunity to do bet
ter. This was done on the recommen-
dation Of Humane Agent Frank Stout.
Other cases disposed Of We're: Jessie
Powell. colored. disorderly conduct, 81;
Thomas Grlssom. breach Of peace, $50
peace bond; Michael f. Brown, assault
and battery, dismissed; Peter Chel-
minewicz who was committed TO the
insane asylum several days ago, as
sault and battery, dismissed; Isaac
Gears allowing a dog TO run at large
unmuzzled. dismissed; S. c. Ogle, lar
ceny Of billiard balls, 5000 bail for
court.
Evening journal., 1907-07-16
Fox and = Rabbit.

A fox was seen coming down a pass
In the hills followed by a rabbit. which
came along at a smart pace and seemed
lmpeIled by an overpowerlng curiosi.
ty. Fox and rabbit presently disap-
peared into a patch Of covert, and al
most Immediately the fox was seen to
emerge with the unfortunate rabbit
dead in its jaws. The whole tableau
was witnessed by persons Of unim-
peachable veracity, one Of them very
careful observer OF wild life. 1t was
perfectly evident to them that the fox
had In some way fascinated the rab-
bit and was consciously following out
a plan devised for Its destruction. As
for the rabbit, it was clearly incapable
Of avoiding Its doom.-Country Life.
Evening journal., 1907-07-16
Given BlrthdaY PartY.

Mrs Howard Brinton. of No. 1901
Jessup street, was given a surprise
party last Thursday evening in honor
of her birthday anniversary. Those
present were: Mrs. Charles Fahs, Mrs
Harry Fahs. Mrs. Cecilia Rodman, Mrs
William Rodman, Mrs. Menser, Mrs
Walters, Mrs. Clarence Glanding. Mrs
DealSyne. Mrs. Abbot, Mrs. Behringer
Mrs ID. j. Gray. Mrs. Esley, Mrs.
Harry Todd. Miss Minnie Todd, Mrs
Vernon, Miss Florence Dickerson. Miss
Lillian Rodman, Miss Edith Brinton
and Leonard Brinton.
Evening journal., 1907-07-16
The Hor,.-A pIotvr,,oye ReIio

The picturesque and romantic is go
ing out Of everything. Travel by land
or sea. agriculture, country life, all
must be sacrificed 20 utility. The very
perfumes our wives delight in, though
taken from a flower labeled bottle, are
made from flowers no longer, but from
the byproduct Of coal tar distllation
We Of the passing generation, writes a
correspondent Of the Rider and Driver
heave a sigh and hope the gee gee
will at least last our time. but the COM
ing men must either go with the new
order of things or be left behind with
the horse.
Evening journal., 1907-07-16
22S-23O KING STREET.
UNKNOWN DEAD MAN
WAS WELL DRESSED
Badly DecompOsed Body Found Floating in the
Christiana and Mystery Surrounds the Case.
Interment Had to be Made To-day

Mystery surrounds the identity Of
the well-dressed man whose dead body
was found floating in the Christiana
river last evening. With the exception
Of a pair of gold glasses found in his
coat pocket which were inclosed I'm a
case containing the name of Daniel
z. Weston, No. 1705 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, there is nothing by which
the identity of the man might be
learned.
In the Water a Week
The body had evidently been in the
water for a week or more and was in
such a condition when found that it
was necessary to inter the remains this
afternoon at the county burying
grounds, Farnhurst. In the event of
identification. the body will be disin-
tered.
Charles A. Cook, Of No. 1910 3
street, found the body above Third
street bridge while he was beating his
Evening journal., 1907-07-16
Mlaiudnod Il.

Uncle Zeb, from considerable dis
tance beyond the suburbs. In the course
Of his wanderlngs about the city had
strolled into an art gallery and was in
specting the paintings that hung on the
wall He stopped In front OF a large
picture representing a big wooden d.
lapldated factory, from the doors Of
which a multitude OF men and boys
were hastily emerging, some OF them
almost falling over one another IN their
scramble TO get out.
Il reckon / can guess the name Of
that paintln'," remarked Uncle zeb,
with n broad smile.
Eyes" said the artist, scentlng n pos
sible purchase by an eccentric but clev-
er customer, that ought not TO be hard
to guess"
"It's The Earthquake amt itT'
NO" responded the dlsgusted artist;
"it's The Noon Hour "-Y Youths Com
panioq.
Evening journal., 1907-07-16
Woman and the Stores.

II is a fact that dry goods store
is a happy part Of a woman's life.
Watch them come, each with a little
purpose In her heart or some fancy to
satisfy or some dear anxiety to dispel.
like blossoms In a gale, futtering here
and there, now at this counter and now
nc that. picking up a piece OF lace here
or a ribbon there or q soft texture yon-
der and throwing out a dainty ques-
ton everywhere as she goes on and on.
Isn't It a vision? AS the tides respond
to the moon. so does the dry goods
store 10 the woman. Either Is the full
illment Of the other One cannot think
Of one and not the other. They began
in the garden long ago. Il was a great
er evolution than Burbank ever d.
rected, this development OF a tig tree
into a dry goods store, but the wom-
an aid 1t, and she shall enjoy it till the
worlds clash together.-Ohio State Jour
nal.