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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1912-08-31
FROM AN AUSTRALIAN DIARY
voraclous Ants Of Al Knds-oua
Species that Evinoes Fondnsss
for Sheet Lead.

About noon It got too hot for snJ
thing and took we'll earned swim
In secluded creek. amid shoals Of
fish. large and small. who apparently
resented my intrusion. from tho way!
they came and s,ared at me-
I found on emerging from tho water
that q host Of blue brown ants had
taken possession Of my clothes, and
when they were shaken out they re-
venged themselves by biting my bare
feet in q way which was exceedingly
painful. =
There are thousands Of ants every.
where, says writer In the Gentle
woman. Some of the anthills are
three feet high and six feet across
but except for a sharp nip at the time,
the ordinary ants bite IL not notice.
able. But II a soldier ant or bull ant
or q green head ian ant about one and
a half inches long. with a green head)
bites you. 1t is not to be forgotten. be.
cause they take quite big piece out.
Then there are tho white ants (not
really ants, but terlnites), which
oheerfully eat the inside out of tho
beams of the wooden houses, and re.
Gently have been eating the sheet lead
on the top Of the Sydney museum. The
city fathers thought this was going a
little far, 30 now the ants are pre-
served inside the museum with sam.
pies Of the half consumed lead as
',2arning to all who allow their appe.
tites to run away with them.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1912-08-31
II lent veneer That Really Counts.

u lent Veneer That Really Counts. Y
It's what man Is, not what he haa.
which makes him a real man, after
all. Acquired powers have their tas-
cination. 1t must be admitted, but,
compared with genuine qualities, are
not important. Which do you wish-
the ability Of q husband to swear aA
you in seven languaEes. or q loving.
tenderness that will prompt your hus-
band to speak words Of sympathy to-
you in commonplace accents? Are
you contemplating living with CLEVER
hess that can cut you to the heart, or
with great tendsrness Of nature that
can sympathize7 !
Technical facilities, encyclopedias m
formation, polished manners. all co.
CURED points. usually attract wom-
an. They are veneers. and the wise
girl will look beneath. A continental
bow, q polite speech of apology with q
French PHI thrown in. can never
counterbala. ihe black eye given h.
blind rage.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1912-08-31
LAST OF THE SAXON KINGS
Death Of Harold Left Norman Con.
querors FREQ to Seize tho Realm
Of England.

On rush the Norman knights. But
Harold Is already In the breach. rally
ing around him hearts eager to re-
place the shattered breastworks.
CLOSE shields! Hold fast!" shouts
his kingly voice.
Before him were the steeds of Bruse
and Grantmesnil. At his breast their
spears; Haco holds over the breast
the shield. Swinging aloft with both
hands his ak, the spear OF Grantmesnil
is shivered in twain by the kings
stroke. Glover to the skull rolls the
steed of Bruse. Knight and steed roll
on the bloody sward.
But q blow from the sword of De
Lacy has broken down the guardian
shield of Haco. The sword of sweyn
is stricken to his knee. With lifted
blades and whirling maces the Nor.
man knights charge through the
breach.
, Look up, look up. and guard thy
head" cries the fatal voice of Haco
to the king.
At that cry the king raises his flash
Ing eyes. Why halts his pride? Why
drops the ak from his hand? AS he
raised his head, down came the hiss
ing death shaft. 1t smote the lifted
lance; 1t crushed into the dauntless
eyeball. He reeled, he staggered, he
fell back several yards. at the foot
of the gorgeous standard. With des-
perate hand he broke the head of tho
shaft and left the barb. quivering in
the anguish.
Gurth knelt over him.
Fight on!" gasped the king. Con.
ceal my death! Holy Cross. England
to the rescue! Woe-woe!"
Rallying himself moment, he
sprang to his feet, clinched his right
hand. and fell once more-a corpse.
From Bulwsr Lytton's Harold"
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INSPIRATION Of THE coLoRs
esntlmsnts That ths eosassr Asseok
sites Mith tho Flag t4Axe Turned
Many Battles.

Instance after instance could ba
quoted from military history In which.
the mere sight Of the oolors has In.
sptred mon anf carried them to vltt.
naate victory when tho tide Of battle
appeared to have turned against them
and all seemed Lost. Great generals,
have themselves taksr the oolors In.
their hands and rallied their forces to
supreme effort In the hour Of trial.
Obviously Il WA not tho moro piece
Of tattered silk that wrought thsao,
wonders; It was the sentiment insep-
arnbly associated with the colors that
acted a. the spell
We know. too. that the capture on
tho loss Of colors has always boon as
signed . vital Importance By the
worlds greatest commanders, be-
cause they kn&x that these regimen-
tai smblems typiAed all that their
posssssocs held most dsar-prsstige,
honor. victory. Let any man visit
Napolson's tomb 1t the lnvalides, and,
taking On tho solemn spirit Of the
hour. gaze down into the circular
shrine In which lies the hugo porphyry
sarcophasus containing the body Of
the great. captain whose legions made
all Europe trembls. Apart from the
sarcophagus itself, what II It that
most impresses nine out of every ten
spectatorsf Surely the stands Of COLI
ors-the trophies Of war-tha4 stand
grouped round the tomb. They are
the mutsly eloquent witnesses 10 the
greatness Of the man whoss dust rests
In their midst.-London Telegraph.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1912-08-31
NATURE TAKES CARE OF ALL
Provides Many Natural Compasses to
Keep the Traveller Straight >
on His Course.

Those we'll versed .in woodcraft
point out that even in the "trackless
forests, nature provides many natural
compasses to keep the traveller
straight in his course. Il
For instance. there Is the mature
tree that stands apart from Its fell
lows. The bark on this tree will be
harder. drier and lighter in color on
i, the south side. On the north it will
be darker and often at the roots 1t
will show clump of mold or moss.
On the south side of all evergreen
trees, gum which oozes from wounds
or knot holes will be hard and amber
colored. On the north side this gum
is softer, generally dustier, and is Of
a soiled gray hue. In the autumn or
winter trees that show rough bark
have nests of insects in the crevices
on the south side. Hardwood trees
the oak. the ash, elms. hickories.
mesquite, etc.-have moss and mold
on the north. Leaves are smaller,
tougher, lighter in color and with
darker veins on the south. In the
north they are longer, of darker green
and with lighter veins. Spiders build
on the south side. In the south, air
plants will attach themselves to the
north sides. Cedars bend their tips
to the south.
Sawed or cut stumps will afford one
the compass points, inasmuch as the
concentric rings are thicker on this
south side. The heart Of the stump ia
thus nearer to the north side. These
results are said 10 be due to the in.
fluenec Of the sun. Stones are bare
on the south side, and II they show
any moss at all 1t will be on the
north. At best. on the sunny side
only a thin covering Of harsh. half.
dry moss will be found. The ground
is noisier under foot on the south side
of a hill. On the north side ferns.
moses and late flowers grow. When
one ia in a marsh small bushes will at.
ford the lesson. Then leaves and
limbs show the same differences. Al
most all wild flowers turn their faces
to the south.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1912-08-31
Corner OF, kdois,

II. e. Huntington Of Pasadena, CAL
has done foolish reactionary thing.
He has bought 81 idols brought them
from u cir original japanese temple
and Installed them in his grounds so
that he can worship Buddha in seclu-
sion. How much better it would have
bee il he had got statues of some
Of the American idols and put them
pp 80 that the populace might wor-
ehip. He could have several political
favorites, Mammon. two or three base
ball heroes, several moving picture
cowboys, q ten-foot statue of an Amer
lean silver dollar, a leading vaudeville
actress, an aviator, fat hog for Chi
cago, Kansas City and Omaha visi-
tors, and statues of a bull moose, an
elephant and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Grit.
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u was not y 0uCC0uOs ma 0OO0L01u8
seemed amiss 40 he started OF to
bis work without goodby kiss and .
pat on the cheek.
That evening when Mr.. alynn
reached home he found the table set
Tor one. Tho. eatables consisted Of
bread and butter and canned salmon.
and a note had been left saying that
Mrs. Glynn might not bs home till
late hour. She had been given her
liberty, and she meant to enjoy it.
Mr.. 0lynn passed by the sumptuous
supper and went to a restaurant.
After no had dined he decided to go
to q theater. Then he decided not to.
He walked about for q couple Of
hours. wondering whore Mrs. Glynn
could have gone. and then went to
his home. He forgot for the mo-
ment that 1t was his boarding house.
He forgot that he was q separated
husband.
Mrs. Glynn came in at eleven
o'clock. She was smiling ard happy
or at least so pretended.
Look here, now, what does this
mean?"
"sir!" exclaimed the 'landlady," as
she whirled on him.
Il demand to know"
you are not in position to de-
mand anything. sir!'
Alas, he wasn't. She walked on to
her room. and after sulking for an
hour he sought his-but not to sleep.
It seemed as II there were hundred
wrinkles in his sheets in place Of the
one in his sock. How mean he had
been about that toothache! What a
fool to suggest q separation He had
been a star boarder for thirty-eight
hours. and he had failed to find any
comfort or glory in 1t. He had said
that If after Ave or six months
Chump! Idiot! Bonehead!
"Well." replied Mrs. Glynn to q
knock at her door just at daylight.
Dora, want to speak to you."
breakfast at the usual hour. Mr..
Glynn!"
Dora, l don't want separation"
"But you've got one!"
II don't want to be boarder!"
There are bachelor apartments and
Wallets"
Dora, I want my home and my
little wife,"
Silence from within.
81 ought not to have minded that
wrinkle"
More silence.
Il ought to have sympathized With
you"
The sounds Of feet on the floor.
Il was mean about It,"
The door was, softly opened an inch
or two. ... ..,...
Acknowledgements be hanged!'
"Why, Frank, I hadn't separated al
all. It was all you, by your lone
some"
"You see, had had wrinkle ir
my sock all day."
Poor boy! And I had had the
toothache." ~
poor girl! Well. what is 1t to be?'
"Oh, as your landlady, I havs
raised my boarder out Of the game
But as your hubby?s =. .g.+
IF he'll beware of wrinkles in hi
socks in future, l think-think-"
And he thought so, too.
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Preserving Their Morals.

When the fuse blew out for the fifth
time in five minutes the woman who.
with her four small children. occupied
the seat nearest the motorman, clam
pred for assistance in removing hor
brood. to q seat In the rear Of the car.
"You needn't go to all that trouble.
madam" said an old gentleman reas-
suringly. There is no danger. You
are just as safe here as In any other
part of the car"
"Oh, I'm not afraid" she said. II
want to get the children away some
place where they can't hear the mo-
torman."
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1912-08-31
~ LAWRENCE ALFRED CLAY.

Therefore we will go on in
way, but it will be- a separation. You
will address me as Mr.. Glynn,' and
/ shall give you the title Of Mrs."
VERY WE'LL, Mister Glynn."
mo more kissing-no more holding
hands"
II am glad of that
If wish to 60 out of an evening
1 go, and you, of course, have the
same privilege"
Eyes, there are many places I wish
to 80 to in the evening by myself,
and when you are in the house here
with me 1t will be very stupid"
Mr.. Glynn percentibly WINGED at
that, but bluffed 1t out by saying:
IF at the end Of five or six months
we find that we are in perfect accord
We can
but we shan't find any such
thing!" was interrupted.
Every we'll, Mrs. Glynn!'
Every we'll, Mr.. Glynn!"
At breakfast next morning Mr..
Glynn found himself the star boarder
and his wife the landlady. He didn't
ask for second cup of coffee. as was
his won't because he found 1t hard
to get rid Of the first, and he won
.dered by what process the bacon had
come to its sad end. No apologies
were offered by the landlady. He tried
to get up . discussion on politics. but
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1912-08-31
Tho Locality.

Lawyer-While you had to wait in
the house for the chauffeur's return,
did you look for the cook in the in.
term?
Witness-Of course didn't look.
ed for her in the kitchen?
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1912-08-31

Buying ribbons for his typewriter IL
now a patent medicine almanac joke.
but 1t Is still capable Of arousing the
jealousy Of many . msn's wife.
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Its Kind.

.Pa, the streets Of Venice are all
water. amt they?" ,......s
YES, my son."
Then. pa, would you call the PEG
pie Of Venice . floating populatioRl"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-27
NOW FOR THE
TURKEYS, BOYSI
dupont Gun Glib Shooters
Have Fine Bags Ahead
Of Them

In addition to the regular events
at the DUPONT Gun Club Thanksgiving
Day shoot which will be enjoyed 10y
tie shotgun artists there VIII be a
re-entry rifle match for one Of the
Maryland turkeys secured especially
for the Thanksgiving Day shoot by
Lester German. Tho re-entry match
will be- on the basis of 10 shots FOR
15c. any style shooting permitted with
any style % calihor rifle. This match
will be ON the German ring target
high score 10 take the turkey tics
to be shot OF or determined by "a
spin of the wheel. according 10 the
wishes of the contestants.
As an the case OF the shotgun shoot
ors. the rifle shooting will commence
at 30 o'clock and no cntrioA taken
nfter 100 o'clock. thus giving the
winner OF the festive bird an oppof-
tunity TO secure his trophy and reach
home IN time for a late dinner
All Of the events on Thanksgiving
Day are wide OPEN" that u.s. II
makes no difference whether contest-
ANTS are members OF the DUPONT Gun
lClub OF not. Indications point to a
most successful day as a number Of
Iahooters from out OF town as we'll as
scores OF local enthusiasts have pro-
lmiaed attendance.
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SHERIFFS SALES.


fHER1FF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ Of Nenditioni Exponaf, 20 me di-
rected. will be exposed 20 public sale, az
the Court House ON Market street be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets, In the
city Of Wilmington, New Castle county,
Delaware,
ON FRIDAY
THE 10Th DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1919,
al 10 o'clock, a. M.
the following described real estate, viz;
All that CERTAIN lot or piece Of land, with
tho frame dwelling thereon erected, situate
IN the city Of Wilmington, New Castle
county and State Of Delaware, moro par.
iioularly bounded and described as follows,
TO wit:
Beginning al the southeast corner Of
Beech and Franklin streets; thence
southerly along tho oasterly side Of Frank
Him street. one hundred feet Co corner
thence oasterly and parallel 20 Beech
streot eighteen feet TO a corner; thence
lnortherly aud parallel 60 Franklin street
land the frst mentioned line one hundred
lfoet 20 tho southerly side Of Beech street
land thence thereby westerly eighteen feel
lfo the place q beginning.
Seized and taken in execution as IN,
property O, rranciska lablotno, and 70 b,
sold by
sherfs ohce, Wilmington. Del, Novcm
her g, 1912. nit2o.2i "a.
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WANTED.

W NrFp-ruRs. TURs. FURs--Atii
w kinds Of hides and fure bought. Hlgn
81, mice. paid for Mink and Fox skins,
fharies s. TIuriuck, Seventh and Poplar
sts nah
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PROPOSALS.

- EALFD PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
= ceived al the office OF the county engi-
neor. In the Court House mp 60 ~ o'clock
noon. on Tuesday. December O. 1912. for
the laying of four hundred and City foot
t450l more or less % an eighteen in-h
and about three hundred and thirty
$500 square yards of rubble stone
gutter and four 90 Six yards of concrete head
ers along she Hamburg macadam road.
some two miles south oi che city of New
Castle AN proposals or bids must be ac.
companied by certified check or two hun.
drcd ise0ol dollars mndc payable 90 the
president OF che Levy Court ~ New Castle
county. rs guarantee If good faith m build
inc Plans and specifications can b. seer
N fhe once ~ the Fald County Engineer or
and after November eS. 1919 Tho right o,
reject any and 90 bias is eSprossl, reserved
JAMES WILSON.
n23-iot County Engineer.
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PUBLIC SALE.

u UBlIc CONTENTS OF TWO
fne apartments, win be sold AZ said.
ham q Sons Auction Store, No. III Fast
Fourth street, Friday, November 20, at 1
|o clock. p. m.
Contents Of Apartment No. Ono ma
torany Bedroom Suit high post Of Colonial
style. handsome Brass Bed. beautiful
niningroom Suit In oak. ! hvepiece leather
Library Suit. Mahogany Library Table, 3
beautiful Rugs. ] CircRssian Walnut Dresser
land Chiffonier. I Davenport Pictures.
Blankets. Comforts. Sheets and Pillow
Gases. Felt Mattresses. Glassware. Silver.
ware and Bric-a Rrac, Etc
Contents of Apartment, No. 2--One quar-.
tered oak Bedroom Suit 7 Brass Bed and
Springs. ] Bird s.Eye Maple Dresser and
hdonier with glass knobs. 1 Mahogany
frame parior Suit, upholstered In Verona
Leather Couch. 4 Buffet. Pedestal Extension
Table. six leather seat Dining Chairs Fame,
Mirror Library Table. Pictures. Gas Lamps
Bric-a Brac. holdings Sheets. Wool Blan
Lets Silver Knives aud Forks. Wine Set
Glassware. Fancy Parlor Rockers, four fms
iiprs Etc.
, These goods are an hrsi.class and must D,
told 20 the highest bidders as tho owner
have left town. Goods cannot be seen unit
sTIDHAM son.
n21-lt Auctonecrs.
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FOR SALE

~ OR sALE-ONF COOK STOVE EX.
u bslent condition for Dne.third cost
rhenei he5r. n5tt
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IICENSE APRLCATIONS.


~ oTICF-r, CoRMrCK y. MeMONlGlE,
N the tenant and occupant Of tho house
Funated at tho n -. Cor. Front and Wash
fnrton streets, in the First ward,
a. the city Of Wilmington county of New Cas-
tie and state OF Delaware, IN compliance win
the requirements Of the Acts OF the General
Assembly In such case made and provided,
10 hereby give notice that ] shall apply in
ky-ting 10 the Court Of General Sessions OF
lie state OF Delaware, in and for New Cas-
4io county. on Monday, the sixth day of lanu.
arv. A. ID. 1913. being the next term ~
s,id court for "a license for said house as
"a inn on tavern. for the sale therein Of in.
xoyirntinr liquors la less quantities. than one
rnhrf 10 be drunk ON the premises. aud the
faliovine respectable citizens Of said ward,
!. fea.t twelve of whom are substantial
frcehoidors of said ward recommend the
said application, VIZ;
To pnbcnrer. Jamos McNieuamin
Frank A. Scorauo. y. III. Beatty,
James Nolan Chas. p. Soylor
n savior inmcs r. Laws
Avm q Cole Jas. d. Burke.
BENJAMIN y Ravnslcy Patrick a. Nnulty,
na< Fphraim. Angelo n TerronoVa.
Robert Hutton W. w. holtomicl,
81 al Smear. e. M. Mernin.
Iames Hutton James III. Harkins,
Thongs NJ Muiiu. lrnatius u Harkins,
ludwig Hendricks. Abraham lolliu.
Ohas b. Dougherty, Albert Noumaycr
Humphrey Lynch, rhos o. Cooper NJ. Q
nl5-1t CORM1Ck J. MCMONiGLE.
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rEA FnR Miss MHARTON.

DIR. and Mrs. Henry Redwood
wharton, Of No. 1926 Spruce street,
philadelphia, have sent out cards for
december ~, from four until half af-
her six. for tea to be given in honor
of their daughter, Miss Mary Wharton
mrs. Wharton, before her marriage
hvas Miss Edith Booth. daughter OF
Ehief Justice James H. Booth, of New
Castle. Quite a number OF guests
from New Castle and Wilmington
kvill attend the tea
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LANnsCAPE GARnENER.

~ or sALE-NURsERY sTOCK-sHADE.
II Fruit, Ornamental Trees, Roses and
small fruits. bulbs. etc. Hardy California
rrivet Hedge furnished and planted. Spe
cial attention given 90 all kinds Of ornamon.
tai trimming. spraying. etc. Estimates given.
Bell phone. aGa7A. John r. CLARK, Land.
scspe Gardener, No. 1919 Lancaster avenue.
Wilmington Del sl6-m.w.s.tf
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CHIROPODIST.

~ LORA JOHNSON sTRADLEY, CHIR
II opodist. has removed 20 klcitg Runtius
n. W corner Sixth and Market streets.
ID. a A. Phone. 26i7. n26-tf
NJ RS. MARY BURROWS. no. 7I3 MAR
vi kct ST. Chropody, manicuring hair
dressing shnmpooing. electric massage. etc
NNlE II. sCHAFFER, .EOPODfSr.
"A P22 SIMPLIFY STREET.
WILMINGTON. DEL.
D. q A. Phone. 1875. iatiyr.
ILIzABETH HANRAHAS. GRADUATE
IL FoElcy Hsnna, Ltd ChircpcdF and
nJnicuring No 200 Adsms ct formerly
, ,i71s Terd BUILDING y. A.. zoos.
F.! Evening ~ appointment. nays 4-r.
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HELP MANTED-MALE.

" ANTvp- ROYs no LEARN PLUMB.
w ing Apply No no shiples street
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Addrsss Harry. p ictiyn. ESQ. Attorney
ssf=~, WILMINGTON. Del MO God o..
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REAL EsTATE-FoR RENT.

A n ADVERTISEMENT IN TIE
~ EVENING JOURNAL Is AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
HOME. THE EVENING JOURNAL
is REAL IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELLA WARE NEWSPAPER.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-27
TO RAJ ESTATE OWNERS.


There's reason why W, can rent or
sell your property TRY US Special atton.
ton given 60 renting and collecting Of reats.
We uiake prompt settlements and wil adj
vance money on your rentals.
FORD REFS. INC,
o8O.1m. Ford Building.
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NOTARY PUBLIC

~ HOS. n. BUCKLEY, JUSTICE OF THE
| pesce and Notary Public Marriage ID.
censes issued Legal documents carefully
executed Ford building 8. " Corner
Tenth and Market streets. nid.lm
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RESORTS
Go to Bermuda

Tours Inc. Hotels, Shore Excursion. Low
est Rates. Twin Screw S. S. -BERMU-
DIAN" 1O,518 tons displacement Electric
fans orchestra wireless.
FASTEST, newest and only Steamer, landing
passengers at the dock in Bermuda without
transfer. .Sailings every Ave days in connec-
ZION with r. NJ. s. p. Co. Tickets inter.
rhangcabic.
WEST INDIES
sew s s. Guiana and other sfeamers fort
rirhtl, for 81 Thomas ST. froi1 So kits
Antlr1s tuadalcpe. Dominica. Martinique
81 luris Barbados and Demerads
p e. fun reformation apply 10 A. p OUTER
BRIDGE 1 Co. Agents Quebec 8 s. Co
Jto m Broadway New York. JOHN CRAIG
IoT W. Ninth street or any ticket agent
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ARCHITECTS.

A RCHITECrS AND ENGINEERS, el5
"A Market ST., 30 years OF active practice
brings 20 our clients. much useful knowledge
In design and construction. and NO warrant
our WORK correct in all respects.
n. l.. RICE, JR.. CO.. tiro,l
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WANTED HOUSEHOLD GOODS

w y WANT YOUR SECOND HAND FUR.
w niture. Highest cash prices paid
Also new and second hard furniture for
sale. Dugan, No. 2t7 East Ninth street.
Phone. ELISA. s2i.tf
ID ERGER PAYS MORE THAN OTHER
ID dealers for your once furniture and
household goods. You're losing money n
you don't sell 60 him. postal will bring
our buyer there with the ready cash. Berger
3ro a Shiploy. ID. A A. phcns b1i3-A. m15.tf
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PRlNTERS.

- IA WEDDING INVITATIONS. Si.5J
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