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.‘srarrsrASHs sg
kdrilt YmMu la a latter treat
Vilmiagton he tails as that “condi
ate good sad victory will he
■ay." This m fallowing sostfsrsn
aa whh natty laadara who vara aa
idaat ot Us victory that they took
tttla yatt k tha first prtatty.
Mr. Godwin might, too. havo horn
oadlag tha latest iasna of tha Ratar
lay Reeari. a labor pope* published
a Wilmington and circulated among
madia ds of sales no ia that part
d the state. Amou other things this
mbhcsUea soys: “Old Hannibal O.
|p to tha forefront sow in bottle or
'•vf- Road soam of the real facts of
Ua Caoggsmliaal record." Then tha
MMT COM OB tO toll Wf BABf Bil*
Iona ef dollars the Congressman baa
caused-to be spent by the national
foverameat la this district. Hare ate
•ease ef the ether thlags The Record
Ima to say of the campaign f
That dauhle cross that Homer
Lye a gave Jadge Ricaad spells his
defeat If vs ema watch a straw paint.
“When Judge Ricaud sad his
Meads get through “the pearing,"
Hooter Cyan *m look like a picked
lay-bird. Ruk it ia. beys; the Jadge
was gives a rotten deal"
“Jadge Ricaud handled Hom
er Lyon some straight good* lam
week, sad that ahsova politician <m
■ted lately pat on the gas and headed
for the marshes ef Cotambun”
“Follow the advice of oar good
Mead Samuel O. fellow unionists,
sad defeat the eneoiies of Labor.
Vote for tha an who have indicat
ed their friendship by agreeing to
give ns oar pro-rein of representa
tion if elected to Congress and the
Governorship. These men are Han
nibal L» Godwin and Cameron Mor
rison."
"Jamas P. Mahon, chairman of the
iimtin Committee declares that he
mw even aaswsrod questionnaire, ap
to April 27th, and that ha has aanreh
ed the Alee of his odlea and can find
no trace of Homer L. Lyon having
ever signed the questionnaire of the
Perm ns aad Organised Labor, and
that the telegram published in thU
paper on Jane Sth with bis signature
thereto was not teat by him. Evi
dence of some more rotten work by
the Lyon campaigners And. good
people, somebody baa forged Mac's
same, aad tied on the aids f Straigh
ten them out, Mac, old boy; webre
gat the dope.
The foregoing paragraphs, from
the Wading labor publication of the
Cape Peer section, show that the
Ouaa man is far from a dead one,
la so far as labor, ie concerned. His
supporter* in other than the indus
trial canton aL-o a.e confident that
he has gained much strength in their
WchUtiea. The new support he has
gotten in Cumberland and the ether
counties of the district argue well
for his success His chances look
better every day
TrsA WM Oat
“Where's that infernal proofread
er?" shouted an bate man with Mood
in sack eye.
“He certainly would ha right bard
to find new," said the editor uneasily.
“What's ha done this Urns?"
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Planning farm work weB in ad
mass la saa way of saving labor.
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Mr*. OdiciyShwH) mm doi
ian ter that toeketl Why, I bought
«ha mr trip teat rwr far WMO.
.rssttLnbviiBS
(Mtert.) Oasacto.
— - »n.-i i .
Pimimm (after first right «
baud ship—“I spy. whits hove sU
sty clothes vanished tat**
Steward: “Whore did ya« pot them
last aightt"
“Art yea blind, awn? I ani that
ope with the read ghat dear ta It."
“Lar* Man an, sir, that ain’t ae
cupboard. That’s tha porthole"—
New York Otohe.
to sabseriha far bar hone pnpsr sent
her little sea to borrow tha soot to
ken by her neighbor. In Ms hosts tha
ran out a foar dollar Wand of hoeo
»“d (a tea niautas looked Uhe a war
ty Banner saaaah. His cries reached
his father, who ran to Ms assistance,
and, failing to notice a bashed wire
fence, ran into it, breaking it down,
cutting a handful of flesh from his
sistnay sad ruining a firs dollar
pair of pants. Tha old esw took ad
vantage ef the gap ia the femes sad
got into the cornfield sad lulled her
mit eating corn. Hearing the racket,
the mother ran, epeet a fear gallon
churn of rich cream into a basket of
kittens, dreaming the whale fitter, la
her harry she dropped and brake,
past all hope of SModlag, a twenty
Bve dollar set of fain teeth. The ba
by, left alone, crawled through ths
spilled cream and into the paster,
rutting a twenty-dollar carpet Dar
ing the excitement tha eldest daagh
tcr ran away with the hired non,Use
dbg brake op eleven setting hone, and
the calves gut out and chewed the
tails off of four fine shirts.
And all to save tifty coats 1
Moral: Subscribe for this paper
at once and protect yourself from
such calamities.—LokSeville (lad.)
m »■■■ anwi
Sk*<kn|
An vldeily lady of aery yria aad
•♦▼era aspect was Mated next a
yooax eouple who were dlsewaaiax »ho
mtjiti of their atoter can.
"What color Je year body?" ukad
the yoaax amjHf th* fir) at hi* aide,
meaning of tha body of her
motor. v
"Oh. miaA plak. What U pin?'
"Mia a la brow a with wide yeflew
stripes."
This was too maeh for the old lady.
KIMax from the table, she exclaim
ed :
“When yoaax people eoaio te aak
iac each other tha oolor of their bo
dies at a dinner party K is time I toft
the room."—Exchange.
The d is J^hui W£ta! Nature
hands this aad aad aolama raaa are
eertaialy a pity, a horror Wad dte
grace. She pOta tha nraaa water
twaaty kllomstars deep, «Uth aakaa
the famoas Hqald ahass
cheap. She ataaka tha
aaonaUiaa twai ‘
aad laasM tha
Kl*’
* ITU r* “II11 Call
Mr. Tartan Jeaaa was dMu dawa
to breakfast saa motaiax ills ho
waa aMoaadad U aae la tha paper aa
dMsWt as
Smith r* ho mid. -Mao,
you aaan tha mrsanrsnal of am
death In tha pa par?'*
"Tos," repoad Milk. "Where are
tnm.T’—Loa4oa ‘Talc
%Hknr
"?•« 4actor'a MM fcwfc vtcb 4 Oat
tfia£
"Mm* tb. cm* * flttaltair a*
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‘Ttot’i Um war M doeo bis.”—ChU
ago Journal.
*«wU« liebaoiaa TM
Piobatioaal Bogerter — D won't
•terr convince yon Oat Tvw got a
good.note for aawit
City Editor—Not by o nick lull.
Bvt K convince* mo that yon have
a good neck for noon.—Buffalo Ex
yreaa.
Cnee there rrar*a woman who be
lieved that her hoabaad'a folk* were
quiU m rood u here. Her name war
—Winn mac (tad.) Democrat.
C«d; i. Make-Up
Hr and Hn. Carl Stock ipant Sat
urday and Sunday Tiattin* the for
mcr'a parent* at Hay*. Stock of all
kindi look ifood They came off thr
wheat paetuie In ftaa shape and now
art: on the crass.
las—4a
Dorio—Yes, the wai furious about
the way in which tb* newspaper re
ported her uamasa.
Helen—Did it allude to her ace?
Doris—Indirectly li stetsd that
Mis* Olds and Mr. Yale wort married
the latter hem* a well-known i.ille.
tor of antique*.—Houston Post.
deduction Sale
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