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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-02

nasure. ne also gave expression during
the day to several phiiosophic reflections,
such as, "Musha, If had all tn ground
/ could see wild me two eyes. divl .
shovel would I handle, an we'd kape q
cow.''
Just as the twilight was coming on
little Mike landed an eel as large as q
lead pencil. He insisted on taking it
home in spite of his fathers protests.
When they left the stream the total
catch for the day amounted to one five
inch brook bass, one small eel and little
mud turtle, which Mickey intended to
add to his menagerie. He said he had
hopes of "Tachin' tn mud turkle to do
thricks."
When they arrived at home the brook
bass was taken from Mickey's pocket.
The scales were baked upon 1t. But
under his mothers skillful direction, and
with the help of his fathers old razor,
the scales were removed from the fish
upon the washstand IN the back yard.
After the head had been removed and the
tail cut of very little of the fish re-
manned. But Mrs. Finn said she didn't
care for fish, and so she prepared the fry
ing pan to receive what was left Of the
brook bass for her son.
In the meantime the billy goat had been
wandering around the back yard in an In
quisitive way. AS this animal had never
shown any desire for fish, Mickey paid
no attention to the goat. The fish lay
upon a plate near to the kitchen door,
and little Mike stepped inside to get some
salt with which to sprinkle the tooth
some delicacy. When he came out with
the salt cellar in his hand the fish was
gone. The plate remained, however, and
little Mike looked under the bench and
peered around the corner Of the shanty.
Then he went inside and asked his
mother if she had seen anything of the
fish. Mrs. Finn replied that she had not,
and her motherly soul yearned over the
boy as she saw the tears in his eyes.
Then thought suddenly came to Mrs.
Finn. Leading her son to the door she
pointed with the index finger Of her right
hand to the billy goat, who was quietly
assimilating an imitation tomato from
the outside of tomato can. Leaning
over her boy she whispered in his ear:
Ne darlint, if yen git tn ak an
split open that billy yell find your little
fish inside iv him. Tn baste!"-Evening
Sun
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-02
CITY WINDOWS.

Through many an evening, while my spirit gains.
Amid the populous citJ's ebb and dow,
keeoer sense Of solitude than they know
Who dwell On desolate hills or houseless plains,
! roam long streets where dubious dinness
reigns,
Where bright inscru.able windows calmly
glow,
And with mysterious pleasure, as go,
Shape wierd conjecture from the llumined
panes;
In yonder room two amorous hearts may thrill;
Some fiery quarrel here may grow apace;
There may some vigilant mother. pale and still,
Bend in deep agony DER a wasted face;
And here murd'ress by some bed may spill
The deadly colorless drop that leaves no trace.
Edgar Fawcett.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-02
Tho Shah's Imperial Edict.

The shah has caused grea. stir in Persia
by issuing an imperial edict telling his peo-
pie that they may engage with perfect con.
fidence IN all industries and enterprises
which are the basis Of civilization and the
sources OF happiness ard prosperity" that
they may without fear or apprehension OF
any kind exercise all rights of ownership
over their property" and that they may
undertake any enterprise requiring the COM
bination Of capital or the formation OF COM
panies, such as the construction of public
works, roads, ETC." The world may be con
sidered conquered when Persia opens her
doors to civil:zation-New York Sun.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-02
aail9 - eagle
THE WIFE.

b youth, he wrought, with eyes ablur.
Lorn faced and long OF hair
In youth-in youth, no painted hes
sister Of the air
Could clasp her not, but felt the str
OF pinious everywhere.
She lured his gaze, tn Drawer days
And tranced him siren wise;
And be did paint her, through haze
OF sullen paradise,
With scars Of kisses on her face, x
And embers In her eyes,
And now-nor dream, nor wild conceft-
Though falterfng, as before
Through tears he paints her, as is meet
Tracing the dear face DER
With lilied patience meek and sweet
As mother Mary wore
flames Whitcomb Riley in Belford's Magazine
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-02

Visitor to wife Of recent can,iidate)-Al
though your husband was defeated, Mrs
Hendricks, I suppose his minority was Z
large ones
Mrs Hendricks-Oh, my, yes; ] heard
John say that it was nearly UNANIMOUS -
New York Sun
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-02

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Stationers and
Blank Book Mfrs
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and Township Officers Guides
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and Warrant Books
Justice Peace DOcketS
Civil and Criminal combined
Justice Peace Blanks
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Road Overseers Account Books
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and Blanks
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Kinds Made to order
Building & Loan Association
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Abstracts, and
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Pocket Real Estate Books
y for Farm and City Property, |
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Binding
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-02
On Independence Day.

A correspondent writes me regretting thai
I was not in San Francisco on Independents
day. am sorry to have disappointed him,
but always 60 OFT Of town as far as pos
sible on that audible anniversary. The day
is known to me as the Glorious Go Forth :,
San Francisco Examiner.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-02

Free reclining chair cars are now running
On all train. on tie c.. X & y. railway,
Rock Island Route" between Wichita,
St. Louis s.f
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-02
Cor. I'd and 5th ayes, Wichita

Manufacturer of Steamengines,
Boilers, Pumps and all kinds Of
mill gearing. Architectural iron
a speciality. Iron and brass cast
iugS made to order. Estimates
made on all class Of work and
orders promptly attended TO.
90 ". e FONDA, Stunt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-14

At a regular church meeting last sun
day evening. Mr. +. f. Hartshorn was
elected delegate to attend the scm-annual
conference Of Congregational churches at
Bucksport, June II and - He will be
accompanied BY Rev. Louis Films.
Mrs Melvin Lyman died very suddenly
at her home, Sunday. 3rd inst. Her death
was caused by an abscess in the head
On Monday, ith inst, some half dozen
clothes-lnes were stripped of their most
valuable articles. 1t has been some time
since the like has occurred on such whole
sale business 1t occurred once last year
on small basis.
Mr. Fred II. Bartlett has sold his house
on State street, to Mr.. Elmer Strout.
Mr. Henry Conley of Bangor Theologi-
cal Seminary, came home last Thursday
morning OH a short visit. He left Satur-
day noon for OIamon, where he will preach
during his summer vacation.
The Sunday school at East Ellsworth is
prospecting finely. The attendance last
SUNDAY numbered forty three.
Miss Nellie F. Finn is home from Frank
lin, Mass.
At the first regular meeting of Ticonic
Hose Co. Parlin Bonzey was chosen LIST
assistant foreman; Leverett Fernald and
James Davis, first and second pipemen.
Some young culprits thought they were
doing bright thing when they piled tele-
graph poles. old road plank and fence rails
across the sidewalk last Sunday evening
The Ticonic Engine Co. are doing some
fine work practicing lately.
A base ball nine from the Falls will play
the North Ellsworth nine next Saturday.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-14
Headquarters JAS. A. Garfield P3s, NJ 46
Department: Of Maine G. A. R.


BLyEII4., Ne., June Pm. l0nN.
.rl,..,oa.,t,..r. ~ James Garl.II. Post
NJ 4. ~ pln.lju tender their sincere
,t.,,t N IN, cifil.n. of Bluell,l
a,,I H.. a5inintro towr, fnr r.r j.t.r-
.,.t ,st.n hv Them ON Memorial dag. 10
Ntai ,l,a. tnr4l DR. Wa.ijus,nu. ID C..
w n. .hla aud interesting memorial
adlr... tn fhr choir led bH Mr K. g..
Tnr't f,,r tA,.i. IN. apd select music: M
~, cr,iItr,m VIZ rbcir beautiful and ir.-
,,r.,,, e,,,,.r. Ia decorate the crave, al nur
Whit, b..,.,.. !, tha CLERGY ,,hn tplk An
.I,;, ,,.,r, a. W.. several c,luef.ri., ,,h,r,.
,n..,,,l,r,aI service. were held by thi, Post,
,.i,.,nn,,,n nnr mimi vivid r,rollectlous
~ MI na... lila to Rev. +. Davis.
,,as,o,. ~ th,. R.ttist church at Sedpvick.
Ill tirl Iryitatinn to attend sunday
,,,,,,l.ri.l s.rvjces NAV o-th. Mt bjs house
~ ,yor.Lin where We listened to a very
-ll',,,,,t i,,,l ,,t,rrstinr addrr., nv tine pa>-
,a. N TIL choir for their choice music.
aL,',ir,tl,. orranoed nv Mr.. + T. Cole.
,ri',,',,,,lnjt M. b.,utifulIy decorated with
,ia,,1 and towers Al the close u tia az
=. 49,. ,,.ra ipvit,d with our wives to A
,.,,r,, nic. dinn4r at fhr hall which had
,, ,i,nraLtfpllr nreparrd III ia. kind-
hearted neonle of Sedgwick l. was
,n;nr,Ilc snrprisr and moi soon 10 he
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-14
4 AIMING.

H.. modes ~ DEATHS approach are various,
ut. statistics Show rousiusNrly that more per
SOUS tIIr from Diseases ~ the Throat aud Lungs
Than ruy other. II (. probable that everyone,
without exception. receives Na>t numbers OF
Tut.rrir Germs iuto The system aud where
thr-, germs fll upon suitable soil they start
tnfo ufr aud develop, At first slowly and Is
shown br ~h-tt tickling sensation IN the
thruf and lt rd 10 continue their raw
a.r- ihrt extend IL the lungs producing Cou-
sumption tnd 10 the head. causing Cstarrh.
Nom al this i dtu-rrou, and il allowed 10
Proceed ~ III in tina. rHIisc death. AT the on
III: ynu mu-t art IS 10Th promptucSS; allowing Il
cold to "a without attention Is dangerous and
may lu,c Won ,ou- Ifr y soon Is YOU feel
something j. wrong With your Throat, Lungs
W Nu~trri> obtain bottle - Bo,chec'- German
syrup. II Will give YOU immediate relief.
ItTt1 a. q "
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-14
state News

Samuel Osborne. tlc pppG..r jaGitur
of COLBY. la, completed III turutv-th.rd
veal. m Natcrl ilr. INeutt- three Year,
a.rp thc 22d Of la~r month. Mr. Osborne 18Th
rived 10 MatcrSi!' In company with Colon
al stephen Fletcher, ami Imn' d!.triy pb-
tanned Nurk Ill the Maine Central shops.
remaining in the employment OF the cnut-
many HiHe wears aud when he lcit he rH-
Jul, ci the assurance that he could have a
situation there again whenever h. wished.
MIR Osborne left the railroad - enter upon
the duties Of iantor iii Watcrlillr cOlie&r.
~ il was called then. where he las since
remained, ana IS without question tue most
popular jauitor in the country H. takc>
an active part in church, temperance and
society affairs, and has the confidence and
esteem Of all who know him.
Hon. \. p. Gould, Of Thomaston, one
of the leading lawyers of Maine, died sun
d4y night. June 81. after long illness
-Chauncey Hodge, head hammersman
al the Camden anchor works, died recently.
His death was the result Of getting little
finger damned about two weeks ago, cans
ing blood poisoning lie was native OF
Glastonbury. Conn, aged 80. He leaves a
widow and daughter in Camden, and son
and daughter in Glastonbury, By his first
wife.
Fishing schooner Ambrose III. Knight,
of Boothbay, has been seized at st. Johns,
y. F., and the crew arrested for selling
bait at St Pierre The captain gave
bonds.
Three Passport fishing schooners have
been detained at Digby. n. S. The collec-
tor of the port suspected that their inten-
ton was to buy bait when they had no IL
cense.
A daughter of Louis Nadeau of Bidde-
ford died the other night from trouble
thought to have been contracted by an ex-
cessiye indulgence in jumping the rope.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-14


Schooner Martha. Capt Sullman Mnou,
sailed for Rocklaud last week Nth lum-
Der
Quite number of our laboring men are
AT sullivan and Sorrento.
Mr.. oliver Bowlcy has returned from
his canvass Of the upper part 81 Hancock
county. FOR Il &. Chase & 60. nursery
men.
Schooner MAY Queen Capt William
Grant. sails for Boston this week,
f. + Moon and Harry kcilum are can
wasting the county for patent farm i'm
Plcmcnt-
Charles Thorn has returned from Ra~-
ton Whcrc he has been for a few weeks
would say to your Hancock corrc-
spondent "Ncttic that Enlr Moon SAYS
,hc did not pick any dand,!i"n> "u mat
DAY and Il l. only ah"u; nue-fanrth n q
mile to Moons cove ana There never wa~
Hf,y-fnnr pounds of greens grown there.
juno D. lANA Nr'n.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-14
National News.

DIR. John A. Brooks of Missouri che
Prohibition candidate for the Vice Presi-
dency. was soldier in the Confederate
army.
Nancy Hanks Lincoln, the mother OF
Abraham Lincoln. lies buried IN the nut-
skirts of Lincoln CITY. Indiana plalh
slab of marble. about four feet bl-h- al
most covered with grass and dhsweed'
mark her grave. On the stone i the III
scription Erected by friend Of her mar
tyred son, 1879"
Mayor Hewitt. of New York. Is report
ed as saying that he viii not vote Tor
Cleveland.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-14

Messrs. John Newell aud Edward Finn
returned home from California last Satur-
day, surprising their many friends. as their
return was unlocked for, When they
started for the station 10 take the train,
they intended 10 20 Ia Washington Terri
tory. bat changed their minds and came
home.
June u. II. II.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-14

1t cannot he said that down east enter
prise is dead yet. As il shown by the fol-
lowing: "In small village in our neigh.
Dor county east Of us a Rer. gentleman is
erecting a large stable. and will have a
large supply of horses to let he win car
~ on the livery stable business in connec-
ton with his hotel" IL must be that this
reverend gentleman has an ex attached to
his name, or that he Is "a minister at
large" j. W. C.
June l.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-14

The ninth annual convention OF the
contributors to the Maine Farmers Alman-
&C will be held in Augusta on Wednesday,
June 27. at 10 O'Clock a. m. The saiuta-
tory is to be given by Tom Scott the
address by ''Plutarch, THE poem by Avon
and the valedictory by Jennie I. Sawyer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-14
ard Of Thanks.

There may b. times in one FIFE whan wor'l-
en- weak. and when lan-ua-r fails 10 eX-
pres, the feeling, Of the heart. 50 l. with
a. now ~ We attempt 10 convey our gratitude
10 our many friends aud negtbor- WHO have
20 feeilngly ana generously shown their >ini-
pathy ana generosity i'll our beretFcment-
Nav heaven, choicest blessings be- with them.
NELLIE r. AUSTIN.
ions II. AUSTIN.
LAURA \. AISIIN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-14
Biashiii.
June H..

Biashni.
4 large number Of arrivals on steamer
Bluehill on Saturday, among them we
notice George Slower and daughter OF
New York.
Rev. Mr. Mason has returned from his
trip to Washington and Sunday morning
gave his hearers 2 very interesting ac-
count Of the meetings, also Of his journey
and impressions,
Rev. f. l.. Drew aud wife arrived in
town on Saturday. Mir Drew occupied
the Congregational pulpit on sunday, and
will remain here now permanently.
Capt John ". Kane has been Ia town
the past week on short visit The Cap
tain is looking finely, moves about brisk
ly and when he Is around things are lively.
We understand that taxes On tile Blue
hill, Douglass and Stewart mines. amount
Ing to over eight hundred dollars, were
paid IN 70 the town treasury recently
Nahum Hlucklcy, Harvey + Hucklry.
nr X L Grlndlc Frank T. Merrill aud
f. r. Chase left this Monday morning
for Portland to attend a~ delegates the
Republican State Convention.
Notwithstanding the Florence anil thr
Paris letters it would not he surprising
If lion James 6 Hlaiur should hr nomi-
mated At Chicago ny reclamation on the
very first ballot and Harrison for vice
president 10 the same manner
The Baptist SUNDAY school held Chill
trcn> day concert ON Sunday evening
which VA. very interesting A. Well ~ very
well attended The order OF exercises
Wa very appropriate for the occasion. and
very successfully conducted ~ the
efficient superintendent Grjndle Had
we the names before a. ~ those who took
part we would 1--WE thr interesting. pva-
.rammc The amount nf the collection
for the SUNDAY school missionary work
Amounted - -iu.
June u. pNcr n = Wutfr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-14
Marine List.

Ellsworth Port.
ARRIVED
Wednesday, June
sch Westerloo, Treworgy, Providence
sch Forester, Moseiy, Bar fIarbor
sch lsht of the East. Golfer, Portsmouth
SAILED
Thursday, June :
sch VIM. Pickering, Hammond Rondout
sch l. u Remck, Remick, Boston
Sch Ralph Grant, Grant, Camden
sch Grape, Wakefield. Bar Harbor
Sch VIM Eddy, Hutchins, Sorrento
sch Sarah Blaisdeli, Ray, Biuehill
sch : Lawrence. Patterson, Plymouth
tRRIVED
sch VIM II Archer, Young, Rondout
Sch olive Branch, Farrell,
Sch Python, CLANCY, Boston
SAILED
Saturday, June
Sch 4 Magee. kief, Rondout
Sch Ieonors, i,onsey, Roudout
Sch Canton, Robertson. Bluehil,
Sch yestal, Lampson, Bar Harbor
Sch Woodeoek, Miliken, Bar iiarbor
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-14

a bid ease Of sheep killing by dog oc-
currrd in TIN. town hast saturday. \. Capt.
J n. Liu~cort in the schooner ocud, WAS on
H. NAY from Bar larhor 10 LAmoiHe, IT
about & l.. NJ. Just of Cape Levi, he saw
fluck Of twenty-five or thirty sheep and lamb,
l.. Ing chased TO the shore BY two large dog.
The do-- were killing the sheep ~ fast ~ they
could catch them. Many We're chased over
board and those not Killed by the do.>. " hirh
jumptd after them. were soon drow
capt. Liu>cott succeeded in re-cuihs sheep
and two lambs aud drove of the dog several
iine. The sheep we're last sen bv him hud-
died among the rocks on the shore. but The
dog We're -tiil in pursuit Of them.--W, DeS-
ri Her9h.
The Italian bark 10y leo. ha> discharged
her cargo Of salt. and goes 10 Bangor. 10 load
with shocks for some Italian port The stay
her, Of Capt. Mart0Tana and hi crew has
been very pleasant. Last Sunday was l'alt's
'.ith Of Juiy." and il was honored BY the Capt.
By dressing hi. ship with fags. We were
sorry that not one OF our vessels in the harbor,
or fagstah> in town did much return
the courtesy Of that extended by the Capt. on
Memorial DAY. our people ignore these inter
national courtesics too much BacGsI'"f
thinner
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-14

Tuf Er>r >NINE in the world for Cuts,
Rrul,.~ SORES, Ulcers. salt RAeum. Fever
~nl,-. Trttrr. Chupprd Hands, thilblain-,
Cprn,, sod ,Il SKIN Erupr"n>. and positively
cures Pi+- or np pay required. II l. suaran-
trad tn -isr perfect ,lti-iartion Or money re-
funIrd Price - cents per box. FOR SALE
EN .,5t ,Irti,,,i-t. I22
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-14
Memorial Day Mt S)mesville.

The morning of Decoration Day dawned
dark and gloomy with every appearance
of rain; but by noon the sun forced its
way through The nii>tS, and people began
To gather from all parts of Mt Desert
Island at SomeSyillo 70 celebrate Memorial
services The little village never looked
brighter and freSher, aud its streets have
rarely been throngcd a. they were as
the hour for decorating the graves APP
preached, Promptly at o'clock the pro-
cc>sion consisting 81 James NJ. Parker
Post, Sons Of Veterans members Of
Ladies' Relief Society and citizens,
marched from the Grand Army hall to the
cemetery where the graves Of the fallen
heroes were lavishly covered with flowers.
Chief among the floral offerings We're
two magnificent wicath> OF red. white
and yellow roses, furnished by Moses Of
u0cksport, which were placed upon the
monument Of James VI Parker FOR whom
the post was named.
AFTER tue usual exercises the procession
marched t. the church Where the address
Wa~ drljt,rrdhy II v E>lahouk EN- Of
Gorham. or III ,Ncell,n; address tue fol-
lnv iu- il p brief
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-14
City and County.

NJ more regular meetings nil be he'd un''
the tir,i "Wednesday in September.
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y. r i'"'-'h' '", u'" '''>'a' ''''A VI.
Ia" h"n-'f y i''l II "'' '"u''' '"''' Ut"
h'' d"i'e> Nohd'H oil '">' "''N' WI -"
= no" running '''N''" h'"-'r '''''''' ''''
The Bar il,rlelf, ihe uew steamer Of the
Bangor 4 Bar Il,rhoT line. via 20 on the
route aD"u' 'o' -t' q Jun
1t j. rum"r,d itl thrr" viii be- direct
steamboat service between Ro>tou aud Bar
Harlar this summer.
~ and NJ, tbil.,tt Of napr,r
F ,,,r. in t.l. ,Ity Su..ls,. Tn. doctor drove
.,.- .r,r, p.r..r Mia it, ,lrs. y,,r. Md
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20
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-14

Thursday was field day at Bo"dolh, anu
several good records were MADE Inc
class of 20 won the boat race.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-14


upon il summer vacation.
MIR Isaac \. Mitchell landscape gardener,
o. Bar Harbor has been doing some very fine
work In this city. on the premises Of Judge
Emery. In grading and IN thu construction Of
flower bed tenni, courts, lawn. and sli mat
irrs pertaining to hi. line. he is evidently
VERY superior workman.
Mr. Barlow Hall i, painting hi house.
our friend d. Il. Burnhsm + Of the opin-
ion that Moses owen, who wrote Nothing
hut Flag" never attempted TO hoist any flag;
ifhe bad he would have known that thcy may
provo. snd aftenlimes do. prove more than
match Tor anybody. lie thinks he knows.
though, what owen meant by
Nothing but Gag> vet we hold or breath.
And gar With awe at those types Of DEATH.
The Cincinnati Press Club HIS established
permanent quarters during the Centennial al
the Exposition buildings 1t dedicated them
saturday evening. June 9. We cknoW ledge
the receipt Of a Kind invitation to be present
There was reception and banquet in the even
Ing.
Mr.. C. G. Burrill Snd her son Charlie
went 10 AuhurnIale last week TO be present
al the exercises OF commencement week st
la>cH seminary. June ia ISIS, In which
Mt hu' TO-" "''-h '''' "''S 7N'''''
dent.
We src authorized 10 state that rates for
electric i.ht in TIL, city undo the new msnas,-
mem VILE mol ''' '"cr'a'eu, 'nu 'na' NJ 'f''''
20 the contrary are tsl,c. Mr.. Grant. the msn-
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r. graduating cas- q we f-"'Wo'"
h'-h ''h''' ''' 10 nav, >'''I' N''' meat ana
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