Shameful.
Extract from a young lady'n letter
from Venice :
"Last night I lay in a gondola In
\ the Grand canal , drinking It all In ,
and llfo never seemed so full bo-
foro.1'Llpplncott's. .
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Iho kidneys , cures Dyspepsia and Rheu
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ono tonight you'll feel better In the
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Doctor ( politely ) Good morning ,
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Skill to do cornea of doing ; knowl
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There's no reason why a woman
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to , but she shouldn't try to board a
moving train.
T Lewis' Single Hinder straight Cc cigar
la made to satisfy the smoker. '
Put up with sarcasm don't practlso
It
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;
UR1NG the nrst wool : of
Juno of each year , the
quaint little city of Ann
apolis , Maryland , enjoys
a degree of prominence
in the eyes of the people
of the entire country un
rivaled by that regularly
accorded to any other community of
the hlzo. The explanation Is not far
to seek. The historic town at the
Junction of the Severn river and
Chesapeake bay is the scat of the
United States Naval academy , and
this "first week of summer" is the
climax of the year at Uncle Sara'a
great training school.
Primarily , of course , "Juno week"
at the naval academy is significant
of those varied festivities , social and
athletic , which always characterize
the commencement season at a great
seat of learning. From that stand
point the crowning \\eok of the
year at the naval academy IB not
so different from the correspond
ing Interval at Yale , Harvard , Cor
nell or any other of the big col
leges , save that the military and
nautical character of the Institu
tion , the discipline , the abundance
of gold braid and other charac
teristics tend to make the wind-up
of the school year at Annapolis
a rather more showy function
than it is anywhere else , with the
possible exception of the United
States Military academy at West
Point.
However , the commencement
exercises arc but an incident of
the "Juno week" program at Ann
apolis. Indeed there have been
years when the graduating class
of futiiro admirals received their
diplomas in February , and yet
"Juno week'1 lost nothing of Ita
Importance in consequence of the
elimination of the graduation feature. Over
shadowing the commencement is the fact that this
Is the season of the year set apart for the annual
Inspection by the official board of visitors , and in
deed the seven days of strenuous activity is often
referred to as "Visitors' week" rather than as
"Juno week , " arid It is more correct In several
respects , one being found in the circumstance that
"Juno week" often begins In May.
In the Interpretation of the friends and relatives
of the l.'OOO young men in training for officers' com
missions at Annapolis , "Visitors' week" is synony
mous with a season set apart for their edification
and amusement , and this personal application of
Ihe term is readily understandable when one sees
the town full to overflowing with proud parents ,
sisters , relatives and sweethearts of the midship
men the fair sex predominating by a tremendous
majority. Such is the influx that the limited hotel
and boarding house accommodations are fully en
gaged months In advance , and many visitors are
obliged to travel by trolley to Washington or Bal
timore each night for sleeping quarters. At
tracted by the navy's greatest spectacle , this is
the ono season of the year above all others chosen
by everybody interested in the "middies" collec-
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lively or Individually to pay a visit to their pro
teges and the casual onlooker might readily sup
pose that the merry round of hops and parades
and ceremonies had been designed especially for
the edification of these well-wishers.
As a matter of fact , however , the succession of
drills , exercises , sham battles , displays of seaman
ship and other practical demonstrations that
crowd this strenuous week are for the benefit of
the official board of visitors less than a-dozen
men who In their plain civilian attire are some
what overshadowed by the officers that escort
them brave in raiment of blue broadcloth or
white duck , liberally bespattered with gold In
signia. The board of visitors is appointed each
year by the president of the United States for
the specific purpose of conducting a thorough In
spection of the naval academy and Investigation of
Its methods of training and making recommenda
tions as to needed changes In the curriculum , etc.
Consequently , the student body at the great naval
school Is put through all its paces In order to af
ford the investigators object lessons at first hand
as to the methods and equipment of the academy
and the results attained In the training of young
men as officers of Uncle's Sam's sea service.
or arduous spectacles In which the
"middles" participate during this busy
week have their compensations in the
social features of the joyous season
The .first class gives a gorman to which
Invitations are eagerly Bought by the
Klrl visitors , and the festivities of the
week c'oso with n farewell ball that Is
the crownluc uicnsuro of a memorable
season , and incldnntully allows all the
offlcorfi-to-bo to exchange a final goodby
with the girls who will bo left behind
when on the following morning the
young tars sail away on the battleships
that are to servo as floating school
rooms during a practise crulao that will
continue tluouguout the summer.
In the drills and Hlmm battles of this
spectacular week the young men at
Annapolis appear successively In drill as en
gineers , Infantrymen and artillerymen and they
likewise demonstrate their ability to handle boats
under oars , sail and steam. Torpedo , mine and
gun drills are Included In the varied program , whllo
saber combats , fencing boutn and small arm target
practise demonstrate the qualifications of the young
men to execute as well as give an order. Thla
year , for the first time , the midshipmen will make
their summer cruise on battleships Instead of on
cruisers and monitors , such as have previously
been utilized for such voyages.
No Affair of His.
"I noticed , Mr. Lloyd , that you were the only per
son who did not weep during Mr. Evans' beautiful
prayer. "
"You forget , Mrs. Davles , that I belong to another
parish. " The Bystander.
Not the Reply Ho Expected.
"Do you object to smoking ? " ho asked politely.
"Not at all. llavo you a cigarette ? " she replied.
Detroit Free Press.
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SHIPS WITH A RECORD
The word Dreadnought has passed into the cur
rent coin of the language in a manner that the
name of no other warship over did , the Dunleo
Courier says.
The statesman and the man in the street alike
talk glibly of Dreadnoughts in referring to the
latest type of battleship.
When the Terrible or the King Edward repro-
Bcntud the last word In naval construction their
names did not become household words in the
same way.
Of course , there was then no naval scare no
general demand for a licet to cope with Ger
many.
It is interesting to recall the fact that the pres
ent Dreadnought is the seventh ship hearing that
nurne which has served in the British navy. Her
Immediate predecessor is at present in the hands
of the breakers. When she was completed 31
years ago eho was Justly regarded as the perfec
tion of naval science. She was never called upon
to defend her country in battle , but she was once
In grave peril of destruction.
On that terrible day In Juno , 1803 , when the
Victoria was rnmmed by the Camperdown in the
course of the maneuvers oft Tripoli and Admiral
Tryon , 22 officers and 330 men were lost , the
Dreadnought , with n crow of 450 man , nairowly
escaped n similar fato. It was only by the sldll of
Captain Moore , her commander , that a collision
with the battleship Nile was avoided.
After being in commission for a quarter of n
century , the Dreadnought , along with some hun
dred and fifty other ships , was struck off the ac
tive list by that "courageous stroke of the pen"
EO much applauded at the Mme. Along with sev
eral others she was sent to the Kyles of Hute to
nwait a purchaser. Las year Fho was put up for
auction and cold to bo broken up. And now this
gallant wat vessel , at ono tlmo the prldo of the
Ilrltlsh fleet , lies In the River Bubble at Preston ,
her framework being riven asunder and thrown
on the scrap heap.
The fifth Dreadnought was ono of the old wood
en walls that encircled our shores a century ago.
She fought with Nelson , and helped him to win
the glorious victory at Trafalgar. After her was
named the Seamen's hospital nt Greenwich.
The name of Nelson is also associated with
that of the fourth Dreadnought , for It was on
board this vessel that young Horatio received hla
training In seamanship. Hut the fourth Dread
nought belongs by right not to Nelson , but to another -
other old sea dog whom wo have every reason
to admlro. Admiral BoKcawen was nlclu.umed "Old
Dreadnought , " from th ? first ship ho commanded
and from his fearless courngo. In 1744 , when In
command of the Dreadnought , which was built In
Commencement
cxorohcs are usu
al I y hold on
Friday ot "June
work" In the
magnificent $100 ,
000 memorial
chapel which is
the architectural
keynote of thn
ten million dollar
homo of the
naval school. As
u rule the diplo
mas arc present
ed to the gradu
ates by the prosl
dent of the Uni
ted States , the
secretary ot the
navy , or the ad
mlral of the navy
'J ho drills and
parades and oth-
1712 , ho captured Uio French ship Medco , with
00 prisoners.
Doscawcn's Dreadnought foil on evil days and
was doing harbor duty at the time of the Ameri
can war , when Great Britain was drinking the cup j
of humiliation to the dregs.
The third Dreadnought was built in the days
of William , prince of Orango. She wont through
the warn of Queen Anne's reign and ended her
life in GoorRe II.'s tlmo. Her predecessor was I
built by Charles II. and had a long career. She
took part in ECVCII flret actions. After 30 years'
eorvlco she foundered oft the South Foreland
when out looking for Jean Bart the French cor-
salr.
salr.When
When the Spanish armada was destroyed n
Dreadnought had n hand in the fighting , and
fully justified her namo. The first Dreadnought
was then under command of Capt. George Beeston.
Before the armada however , Ehe had boon as
sociated with the name of a greater naval here
than Beeston. Drake took her with him when ho
sot out lo "slngo the king of Spain's beard , " and
slu did her share In burning the Spanish licet at
Cadiz. Under the command of Captain Fonner
sbo was with Drake again at Corunna after the
armada had boon shattered. She saw Froblshcr
slain In the attack on Brest In 1954 , fought agalu
ut Cadiz under Essex and Raleigh and soiled with
Raleigh upon the Island - voyage.
BACK TO THE WORLD.
Editor Wo'vu lost another poet.
Aesiotuut What won the troubln ,
dead ?
Editor No ; ho got back hla UI Joti
in the department otoro.
UNSIGHTLY COMPLEXIONS
The constant use of Cuticura Soap ,
assisted by Cuticura Ointment , for
toilet , bath and nursery purpoaco not
only preserves , puriilos , and bcautifloa
the skin , Hcnlp , hair and hands , but
prevents inflammation , irritation and
clogging of the pores , the common
cause of pimples , blackheads , reduces
and roughness , yellow , oily , tnothy and
other unwholesome conditions of the
complexion and ukln. All who delight
in a clear skin , soft , whlto hands , a
clean , wholesome scalp and lire , glossy
hair , will find Cuticura Soap moat suc
cessful In realizing every expectation.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment are ad
mirably adapted to preserve the
health of the skin and ucalp ot in
fants and children , and to prevent
minor blemishes or inherited eRtn hu
mors becoming chronic , tind may bo
used from the hour of birth. Cuticura
Remedies are sold throughout the civ
ilized world. Send to Potter Drug &
Chora. Corp. , solo proprietors , DostoR ,
for their free Cuticura book , 32 page *
of invahmblo mlvtco on care and
treatment of Uio skin , scalp and hair.
The Man Invasion.
The witch out for a moonlight
Jaunt on her favorite broomstick ,
had Just escaped being run down by
an aeroplane manned by a Joy-rider.
"Oh , thin Is simply maddenlnc ! "
she cried , hysterically ; "to think of
man Invading the ono field of which
wo women have had a monopoly for
centuries 1 And I believe I heard Uio
brute say , as ho passed : 'Oh , you kid
witch I' "
How's This ?
Wa otTrr Ono Hundred Dollars H fmrJ tor nr
CAM of catarrh that cannot bo cured t > r IlaH'f
Caurrb Cure.
P. J CHHNKY A CO. . Totwlo. O.
Wr , the underpltnnl , have known P J. Clutter
lor the lust IB yfarn. and bcllcvn him pfrfrotly hni > -
oralilo In all Imalnen transactions BIK ! nunncUltr
able to carry out any ohllratloai inxdo by fall Crn.
WILDING. KINNAH & JlAim- * ,
Wholraalo UruAKtW , Toledo. O.
Hall's CnUrrh Cure ta taken Intrmally. active
directly upon the blood Mid raucoiit mrtaom n ( lira
lyntrm. Testimonials wnt free. I'lleo 7 centn lw
bottle. Bold by all DrusetoU.
Take llaU'a Family rill * ( or constipation.
A Grievance.
Hewitt It Is no longer fashionable
for n woman to have a small waist.
Jewett I know it ; you longnrmod
fellows have a cinch.
PKllltY DAVIS' IMINKITjT.ICTl
Fern Miililon chill orcoM ( InstRiul ut nhUkoylnf *
rnlnlilllnr. Kpr colic , illnrrtirn and su in inrrramplalnl
tills medlclno neyer fallH. ate , Ka and Wo boUloa.
Wo are our best when wo try to bo
It not for ourselves alone , but for our
brethren. Phillips Hrooks.
Lewis' SinRle Hinder cigar. Original
Tin Foil Smoker Package , Co Straight.
A trickster is merely a poraon who
gets the better of us.
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tnko n cimdj , reuulMo and Iniltforuto itaumcii ,
Uvorand bowuli. IXi nolgrlpo.
Farmers and washladlea got their
living from the soil.
What J. J. Hill , the Great Ttcillroatl Macnnte ,
Ony About Ita Wtiaat-Produclne Power !
"Tho jjrnntott need of this country
[ Unltixl Htatol In nnnthor ren ra > i
tkin or two HiII lw Ui pro. I
vlillnn of homo * for Its
poojilo and producing
nuUclent fuT tfcetu. Tlio
IM n whrat ( port I nn
coautry am conn. Can-
nila U to bo Uio great
wbeatoouutry. "
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% Ar > * hil3l of tte altaotlon ly ox-
tiMislve rnllwny bnllil-
lllir H > tlllnvlltNlt flc'Ida
\Vcttlvm Canatlu.
Upwards ol 125 Million
Dushols of Wheat
n-cruhnrrwitc'dln 1000. Averuee
rf thr three province * of Albortn.
Haikatchewnn and Munllohn will b9
upwanUot Uli liuihvU per iicrr ,
Tri f 'lomi-dtciwU of 1 CO ucren ,
nnil i. Jolnlniprut'inpUoniof
lUInrriMlnt$3 perurrnnroto )
bo hail In tlio cliolcc t ill-drifts.
Bchooli cnnvonlent , rllinnto
excellent , neil tlio very hot.
nillirnyH clone lit linml , hullcl-
luir liniilMT elienp , furl ciwy to
Rut nnil -iiMinnl > l In l'rlft'i
filter t'liMly procuntli niUi'il
f.irinlne < > Hiirt'evi. Uritu B to
Ixtjt iilnuii for ettleme l , eltlrrs
low rnUwax ntm. rt rl > < lvBllln -
rn npplloutloni. nc < oth
tlon , to bui't of Jii - . _ .
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UovtiSaiou
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