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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-04-09
KEEPING A.secRET.

Ne 70 . Frsena lsaesd who Gao KseS
Falehfaoly what u lstrastea 60 I1i0.
As . letter-carssicr closed the door Of
Miss Pcck's boarding school . gust Of
excitement swept mp the stairs and
through the corridor devoted to the
seniors 1t pushed ajar the chamber
doors and showed every girl opening Z
double-cnvelope,i. eard-laden invita-
ton. A ripple Of laughter came from
one recipient, followed by the murmur:
''Sing praises. The strain Of that
secret Is over"
''Alice," exclaimed . dozen others.
crowding into her room. do You dare
say you knew about this wedding and
never told us?' What! knew it two
years ago? o keartless creature, and
you never even 2ave hint"
'Of course :iot," spoke another.
''Alice's besettiHg sin is knowing how
to keep . secrit When I hear any.
thing Of interett say: oh, know
something SO & Exciting; how Il would
astonish you; Il only wish could tell
IL; but Il is . profound secret
'.And then you all-Alice excepted
lay traps for me, until you learn IL in
its length and b;eadth. Now Alice Is
not half 10 entertaining. Nobody ever
suspects her Of having q secret 50 no.
body tempts hers to free her mind"
The person Who reveals facts that
have been ints:asted to her In conf.
dence, breaks all codes of honor.
Everything that is mine. even to my
life." wrote Sir Philip Sidney. lis
hers I love; but the secret Of my
friend is not mine"
There Is NO sin in secrecy unless
secrecy be . mere cloak for sin. All Of
rs tell to . chosen relative or friend
many things which we do not want re-
peated. Often the telling them to .
friend relieves snd assists us
Some women are SO sympathizing
and 50 loyal that they are laden with
condolences They give ,S,rd Of i'd
vice here, . bit OF encouragement there;
they smooth away difficulties and Is
Browning says:l
GOD uses them to help each other 90,
Lending their:minds out"
Such . friend is . priceless treasure;
but, alas! she ais rare. Even King
Midas, the richest person in the world,
failed to find her. He had ass ears,
which he vainlyi tried to hide beneath
his cap At lasf he dug . hole in the
ground and whispered into that hole:
king Midas hiss ass ears" Then he
covered up thu hole. But . reed
sprang up on that spot and whispered
the secret all around
William X. Vanderbilt once said to .
friend: keeps secret to yourself,
that's one" He held mp his first finger.
Tell IL to yorr mother. that's two"
He held up . q, ond finger. Tell it to
} third person.. and that" holding up
his three finger, lis one hundred and
eleven"
Beside the owners of . secret and the
one to whom il is coniided, is . third
class Of persons. the outsider: and her
position is Is delicate Is that of either
II the others. Too often she shifts the
,ecret in the air. and applies the wedge
II her curiosity; driving it in Is far Is
The point will 60 She plans leading
questions. she 6ontrives surprises. she
avs traps for the unwaIy.
We all know her. We al dislike her.
We all avoid her. We turn lovingly
,aek to schoolgirl Alice, the friend
Who never prits into the secrets Of
'thers. and who faithfully respects
hose intrusted. to her.-Youth's Com
lAnion
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-04-09

Mrs Mary sartwell Catherwood is
the daughter of an Illinois physician,
and was early left IN orphan. She Is
described ~ m erect, healthy, well.
dressed young yomsn, with brown hair
and eyea, . pleasant voice and man.
ncr ''entirely Sevoid Of the literary
pose. !" whatever that may mean. Sha
lives in Hoope4son, Ill. with hss hua-
bsnd and little }daagLtes
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-04-09

Cal Lerrin-Well neighbor. busy ss
usual making footwear? But what .
peculiar lap-stone you have!
Hyde Cutter-Yes. sir. That lap
stone has . history. Eight months ago
my little girl graduated from the cook
ing-school This lsp-stone Of mine l.
the Arst sponge-eake she made
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-04-09

In the lowest spheres OF life tho
force Of inventive faculty may be de-
tected. The burglar himself Is q me.
chanical genius may be rival D; M.
ture. An honest genius Of m inven-
tive kind inveuts 4 lock: straightway
another inventive genius of . dishonest
kind picks thst lock. A man, not .
burglar, hut ssprofesscd lock picker.
picked . subtle. lock of . bureau for
me because lad lost the key. The
science the mau showed, the resource.
the ingenuity, formed . study. and his
efforts were soon crowned with sue
cess. l was struck BY the skill the
man displayed. but still more by the
philosophy. ''rhey call the man who
invented that there lock. sir. = gentle
man, and they: say he's made . trc-
mentous fortune by Il, but they gives
no credit to them rs has larned
to pick it's not . bit Of i'll
not they! ana some of them -
can pick it tfey calls burglars and
gives EN- gears: Of hard labor. though
they was just IS clever rs the lucky
nm. who set :he thing s-going."-
Lougmsn's MAGAZINE.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-04-09

TuE csuAL treatment Of cataxrh - very
ansatisfartory, - thousands Of Departing
patients can testify. o. this point trust
worthy writer says: 'sPfoper local treas-
ment 10 positively necessary - success. bus
many, II not most. Of he remedies In go
benefit 4 cure certainly cannot b expect.
Cd from snuils. powders. douches and
washes" Elys Cream Balm, which p -
hiehly commanded By physicians and drug.
e1sts, 10 Q remedy which combines the Inn
portant requisites Of quick acaoe, specific
curative power with perfect safety and
plaasontness TO the patient
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-04-09

From bed whose liver 10 all right. The BILL
ious subject rises slowly, wearily, with
sensation Of languor and nausea after .
night Of unrest HI. skin and eye6ails are
saIlow, his right side bothers him, his tongue
y furred. b has sick headache H1sdeport
ment OF the interior needs tho reform
brought about BY Hoeectter's Stomach Bit
ters, the leading remedy for biliouenees.
consultation. malaria, nervousness, kidney
troubles, aud moro recently ios h grippe
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-04-09

They were going to get mp surprise
party and one Of the lady promoters
asked Mr.. Simpkins. who had just said
he Was willing. II suppose you can IL
90 speak for your wife. Mr. Simpkins?"
''Indeed, can't The man that could
speak for her doesn't live. Mrs Simp-
lgins must speak for herself or she'd
die."-Philadelphia Time&
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-04-09
THE REsukREcr,on BONE.
A Mythical Bs'ssaGsne That An.tonists
COuH Net Q100.

~ WOtf0Xu0R A0Dt0mkDt1
Couia Net glna.
Throughout the middle ages It was
believed that there exists in man q
bone imponder1 bic, incOrruptible, in.
combustible. tn. necessary nucleus Of
the resurrection body. Belief in .
resurrection Of the physical body, des-
pite St Paul's epistle to the Corinth-
ians, had been incorporated into the
formula made centuries after his time
and called the xpostles' creed, and was
held throughout Christendom, always
everywhere. and by all"
This Hypothetical bone was there
fore held in great veneration and many
anatomists sought to discover 1t, but
Vesalius, revealing SO much else. did
not find it. and was therefore suspected
of . want Of proper faith. He con-
tented himself with saying that he left
the question regarding the existence Of
such . bone to the theologians. He
could not lie, he did not wish TO fight
the inquisition. and thus he fell under
suspicion
The strength of this theological
point may be Judged from the fact
that no less eieinent . surgeon than
Riolsn consulted the executiouer to
6nd out whether. when he burned .
criminal, all the parts were consumed,
and only then Was the answer received
which fatally Undermined this super
stition. Still. IL 1859. we find Il still
lingering in Frs.nce. creating IN encr.
getic opposition in the church to dis.
section.
Even Is late s the eiRhtee nth CEN
tury Bernouilli. having shown that the
living human Eody constantly under.
goes . series Of, changes. 50 that all its
particles are r:newed in . given num-
Der Of years. so much ill-feeling was
drawn upon him. especially from the
who saw in this statement
danger to the doctrine Of the resurrec-
ton Of the body, that for the sake of
peace he struck out his argument on
this subject from his works Troy
TimeA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-04-09

~ hsar that Bags. the lawyer. Il
quite . poet" Hes well vcrsed In
~ law; bot really. ] can't land his
vsgpe"-S@ish, Gray 4 Cos Nonthly.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-04-09

A pScts~e
Of health-the woman who has
faithfully used DR.. Pierce's Favor.
tie Prescription. She feels well and
she looks 20. It's . medicine that
makes her well, whether she's over
worked and rundown" o, afflicted
with any Of the distressing diseases
and disorders peculiar TO her sex.
It builds up-and it cures. For
al chronic weaknesses, functional
arrangements, and "female COM
plants" of every kind, it's IN un-
failing remedy.
And it's the only one, among
medicines for women, that's gssaT.
anseed. If it doesn't give satisfao-
ton, in any case, you have your
money hack.
Can anything else b "just -
good ,"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-04-09


0onn1DEosmg Mr.. Sappy
IN ehtet sleeves and happy
In front OF tho glass:
I'm haste he's perfectinG
His toilet, expecting
To an On his lass.
With lAther he drepeth
His chin. where he scrapeth
A rA1e1 Two ways;
Then, stopping . cash, no
PomAAae the mustAche ~
Is trying 10 raise.
Now, fne ~ . fiddle,
He parts in the middle
The hair On his head.
And, wise - . scholar.
He put0oo . collar
As high ~ . shed.
Then half Of an hour
He spends al his power
In tying his tie:
A diamond a giAss 10
Pins on, for. alas, he
No other can buy.
Now. al In . furry,
He dons in . hurry s
His Sunday hest clothes,
And brushes then, moving
The tailor he's owing
Like most Of Tie beaux.
With cane and high hat 10
Starts Oh very natty,
One hand In . glove:
The other one, wearing
Two rings on, Is bearing
Sweet gifts for his dove
ExQuisitely happy
Is young Mr.. Sappy,
So stylish and sweet:
How noble and grand he
Looks taking the candy
For sweetheart to eat
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-04-09

"They're about - bad - the
disease |" Not Ill Of them, though.
DR.. Pierceis Pleasant Pellets az
pleasant when they're taksa
and when they act. They cure per.
manently Sick and Nervous Head
aches, Biliousness, Costiveness, and
oil arrangements of the Livse,
Stomach and Bowels.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-04-09

Fos external uso ouly-TrouseEA 70 b
taken In waacr-A bath Shake before
using-A dusty coat A spoonful-A
drunken lover.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-04-09

Mr. C. C. CANrDsLx, Of Campbel's Cot
ton Compress Co, city Of Cincinnati, Ohio,
writes: Everybody finds relief shortly
after using Bradycrotine for headache"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-04-09

War Il tho difference between oir1e q z
feather and women who wear high haeo!
Ths lrst lock together, Tie latter axe ocas-
tersd Ill over he theat6E Journal
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-04-09

--Mama-My dear. wish you woala
be more polite. Naud-Oh. dear mel
! haven't got to Be polite - hoe.
have l9-Snith. Gray 1 Cos Monthly.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-04-09

IT IL always proper To call upon The supoe-
intendent Of sircets to ''mend his WayS."-
Boston Commercial Bulletin.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-04-09

DRecuAM's Pulls cure sick hoadA06A
disoedered hvsr and oct Ike maG1e o. -
NM orxana For sale BY Ill dEuggistA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-04-09

NECESSITY knows no law and II generally
too poor to hire lawyer.-Plcayune.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-04-09

Ascruc weldlne = HeW oQDl1sd -
the work Of manufaetusing iso wAse3A
The process q welding ~ huA. epoeeo
and tire Of wheel = aeea0po16hed =
thirty seeooda -
0sx. E. =. EEAlR. Of WasAinGepot
he's on his farm noaS DaltiDoso ~ cd
ebsated stallion tha4 The ooltan q
Turkey pgeoented % Gen. Grant, ood
With Gen. Grant gave % Gen. Dsala
Nevis INST
Wo offer One Hundred Oollafs Reward
for any case OF Cseasrh that cao not -
cured 81 Halle Catnrrh Cura
r. J. Cn.xgY + Co., Props-, Toledo, =.
We tho undersigned, hare known 4. >.
Cheney for the last u years, and beheve
him perfectly honorable in al business
transactions and financially able 20 carry
ont any obligations made By their 1rm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, To.
ledo. O., Walding, Kinnan - Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. Ohio.
Halls CataTIh Cure r. taken Internally,
getting directly upon tho blood md mucous
surfaces Of tho system Price DC. per bot
ia Sold BY Ill druGgistA Testimonial frea
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-04-09

CO3xNC.
Little Miss EtttcoaS
In . white petticoat
Stands BY the glass:
Her toilet she's making.
Which grand undertaking
Pleaaos the lass.
She's perfectly happy
For yoang Mr. Sappy
CometA 1t eight;
Then. eating his candy.
She'll have with the dandy
A nice tete-e-tete.
Curl papers, 20 horrid.
She takes from her forehead
And throws % the Go0r:
Her mouth, often scolding,
or hairpins II holding
A dosen-or more.
She twists and she presses,
And fashions her treeses
With ribbon and hand;
Then something she lAco0
Too tightly In places
For lnngs 70 expand.
Now quickly she heineetA
A dress, which shc alnGeth
Over her head:
Its buttons, just eighty,
And eome q them weighty,
Are fastened with thread.
Then. looking much prouder,
She rubbeth white powder
On features abloem,
And, 20 70 be SWeeter,
For people 70 eat her,
She addeth perfume
Al last lopg inspectioa
She makes; its renectioo
Tells al IN o. K.
And then, Oh. 20 happy,
To seeSlr' Sappy.
She trippeth away.
III C. Dodge, In Goodall's s.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-04-09
TnRRE are two sides 70 every question,
but every man believes that his side u right
The Only One Ever Prlstea-Coa Yea YlaA
thn wMPA4

There II inch display advertissment
In this paper, this week. which has no two
true Of each new one appearing each week,
from Tho DR.. uarter Medicine Co. This
house places . Crescent" on everything
they mako and publish. Look for II, send
them the namc Of tho word and they will
return you book, beautiful Autographs o.
samples free.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-04-09

NAaxYIxo for wealth IL gambling In
publican.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-04-09

PIoeLs who never think Of anybody bit
themselves arc always little. no Usateer how
big they feel-Ram's Horn.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-04-09

re - Wns1sssoe 0uav
cs.mesas = pI11ls aPtseyalt1e C,,.1sss1H
: p1ssssas e - sssss I'd s. sesise e.dy
o. tAc kidneys, nv0r 81 bowels - -
e sy.ss@ sescs..!ly: - 4. gse - - -
With millioas IL = IL bees ~ cav resvs
TpasD scruplss nake . dreshn, - -
q sbs boys take the dram 1!oe 80 ~ ~
ssrupl0 oo0oin addressed enesA-1s
0VpueA - -
CoCous AND 60AnoBx1s9-IDo irt9
which induces coughing n9cd!esoC
heye1 b. uoe Of !" DsV0s's 1SsoeAinl zsoee1or
0ola anly in bo1eo.
sTM afwsid the gov'neh's mind b fafli1e."
II keew how 70 speak The English language
yAWpcyr'-Jndinnspoli Journal st.ss
asAssss. nsaA calsk wages - HAs.eo
6end for Ilusk Catalogue; 100 stylas. g
Louis Hsmsss 4 Vehicle Co.. 81 LOoiA 1a
War Il tho difference between bifoe efs
feather and women who wear high 49,!
fns iirss dock together, ths lat,sr ago scas-
tered ali over The theat6r.-Boston Journal
Cascx Colds and Bronchitis with Hals's
Honey Of Horehound md Tar.
Pikes Tooehache Drops Cure in one mtnuaa
rss old man in his secoad CHILDHOOD Il
rarely ~ ridiculous rs the young father IN
his 6rst baby hood -lnd1anapolIs Journal
DRecuAM's Pulls cure sick hooda0oA
dieordered liver and oct like mag1e o. -
vital organs For sale BY all dTuGglstA
MANNING for wealth II gambling IN
clearinghouse futureA -
publican.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-04-09

tOWoLU AISu uSu Win = IcCAlOR t08t
was hurrying 70 some city Of refuge.
The square ehimneya came in sight
At last and I hailed the solid old
structure with delight. springing over
the light wire fence that divided the
grounds from the glen, and. striding
mp the walk with CHEEKY footsteps, I
pulled the bell A servant came to the
door.
rs Mr.. Ackley in?'' I asked.
"Yes, sir. he Is 1t home" was the
reply.
gave the man my card, and eat
down to wait n . little reception room
at the right Of the hall Presently he
came back.
''Mr Ackley Is in his library. sir; will
you please to walk in?'
I followed the man through . wide
hail. floored with polished oak. to q
handsome room, where . gentleman
was standing 1t = table.
Mr.. Earnscliffe, I am delighted to
welcome you to Arch hall. both for"
He stopped abruptly, and stared at
ne like one bewildered.
''Why. it's the lunstic." he cx-
claimed
Its the madman.' CALCULATED. for.
N very truth. my friend of the solitary
Elen stood before me. the revolver yet
from his coat pocket
ssNo On not . lunatic. am Charles
Earnscli6e." said. beginning to see
:hroa&h our mutual misapprehension.
And ! en- Philip Ackley. no madder
haa ] always am" he exclaimed
llasping my hand cordially.
And In the same moment two or
Aree menservants burst into the hall /!
''Sir. sir. Il you. please, they've
;aaght he poor mad fellow"
''Dowa in the woods by Tie toll-gate. |
Iidis4 awayi" !
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-04-09

arnass scruplss nake dreshn, - -
n the 6oys take Tie dram 1rot sd - -
scruploD co00 IN g oooood tnoe4-Uoe
HtSfinaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-11
RECORDED MORTEAGES.


Auchmuty Ellen :. William Schcrmerhorn exr.,
'SGtGst,e Of 2d,a'e YEAR 20 $1,000 -, c,,..
o,a% ,s9gle@ 40 63 5oo samuel We'll No. "a ch'fS
,no, R S, and OF T W. 70 End 1i% H, s s%e
Cohen. Alexander and wife TO the Dry Dock savings
W.T. os and IS yam MALE Coon to Louis
wll!is.avc " corner iSst,.t. o5>slG John Cotter
g r George Ehrct. 81 vlnston-s de-
GmoS.: Wlrap and wife. to cesrgc f Hyatt 1884
sessn ~" Nay % essFss Ia%ssnec ct al,
Of lsst Of no"sIasd ; ycf,s . $40
lngs Bank. of Rooseyclt-st Of MadIson-'t year
Karicn, samuel to Martin schtnSeisen, of l7th-'t
Of 2daye year G.o00.
Kaufrann. LoS!, and wife to Louisa Strong 100 Nor.
Lawrence Sarah r. TO joseph Graner. of i5Sth-st'
otto, SOPHIE, to I 4 Rawlings. of 1cothst W of
re,-er simon, 70 a r Emo. columbus-ave cor Of
l2aih Of fsy,'s ysa q s 900 '''"'
SAW 10 OF eH Madebcck u saoik Of
iuehey. David 10 J Wood s'th-st. W sth.ave. 3
y'r scha %G''i FSTinan sGV TO Clark 12st
Stokes. Joseph W. to II Lamb 79d.st. o 1ith'ave'
{ sasas sas o0s ss,n.Ens NJ Murray Hi Bank
Spellmeycr Charles. to II Quasi. 100 west-st 3
sooysmith Charles. to II r Talmstre, ct al, $
For, bridge Esd .d End q tie Institute
Tor seSvnd w to Dry Dock Savings institution
sth:., 2s,,ye ,s ys.5 siao,o s.h.,,or
Tyler. W. ,oT Jencks n 77th.st W lith-ave.
Tesrs John 6 . M.re.nse rru., Company seth.
y IS "a, LIZ Ito 1 SSS Company,
81. wlI.ss. SD' monsss s savings BANK 1900
fns SIS 500.
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Central Railroad of New JERSEY
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

With For a, phsd phr @ s S0S Min dining w. %
800, 600 40 p. mn l2I5 night s so saS s@
dining dUIH ear n'S 500 90 p. NJ. i9.i5 night.
For Ba tmore and Washington daiy atsOo, u.So N
with dining car, l.3o. $780, dining ear, oOo .. m Iu
parlSr Cars On Day Trains. seeDsrs on Might TnA
80 400 SOD except Pottsville 7.3o. except Harrisburg
F. mr. M ~ s 3itn' ea a Tarrsbars, 800 sios
Fgsvs 800 GaGeps HsTIisD sns wp,.,
Va fhi'sdelpha, at 5i5 m. l.s9, 7.s9 p. m, isI
night except Saturday night. Sundays 0 D. m. Gu
For FA,ton. 400, 715 st5 q: M; 40 5.45. ~
D. sunday 80 100 M ioSi S SSn5 p M a..
Sunday snS St' &c. T. 4 100 tS :; m. 100 go ~
Eor Wlkestarre. Pittston and scranton. S.45 o q.
4 40 n m Sundays, 40 a. m
For Hph Bidee Braneh $40 e. m. loo. $50 =
For Perth Aboy and South Amboy at 80 $50. SIS
70; Freenod and Atlantic Highlands. 80 sls ILL
a. M. i.J0. $50, 600 p. m Sundays except FreehoA
Far Ped bank Lsng Branch and points South 70 POM
Pleasant 30 SIS ll15 a: m: 100. 345 Red Bsli
oiv1 400 40. @ 90 D. m. s"ndavs except Ocean Crow
aud Asbuiy Pirk. 800 a. n. 400 m
For LAKEWOOD.
AtAso SIS a. M, 1.3o 3.45, 40 p. m
For Toms River. BaFnegat Park and Barnegat. "a
For Atlantic CITY VnelaEd and Brdgeton. $50 . a,
For Monmouth Beach and sesbrighs $50. els. liz
Q. m. |; 100 and 400 p. m
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r, ENOBSCOT BAY. MAINE.
/ isLEsHoRo Inn. lsLEsBoR0. MAINE.

N TNOBSCOT BAY, MAINE.
This hotel opcns June 2o has high location In
omen nrepacss in rooms Experienced msnsssf ns,r
iy good services heretofore Aroesan wells: resident
nhvsjcIan al hota. Beautiful views. driyes and waiks
livery stable b hing sail and rowbosts excellent harbor
with inside the broad PeofAcot Bay Steam.
TO Rockand Camden. Belfast Castne Bangor ana
Mt Desert meeting East and West trains. 1he Maine
Control viii seepers from Boston to Rockland
10 connect with thr and comnpdous steamer Frank
from Rockl,rd to I-it-bc's early IN June Ocean and
BAY Views from all side. ~ the hotel.
y. r. sEWEII, Mgr. Islcsboro Inn. Islesbcro. Me-
EDWIN S DIXON. Pres. w. LYMAN RIDDLE Sec
4 Treas. Islesboro Land and Imp. Co. 715 Wainut-sa
Pllodelphis Penn.
n HE ELKToN, ATLANTIC CITY, Kentuckye ava. !nsas
the beach-A ppoint aRet-class desrabe loos-
Vso neAefn ysalsnees; eDsn ~ yeaf MRS a W1IA2
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