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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-16
REFEREES APPOINTED.
GOING UP WITH 4 BOUND.

\ FURTHER RISE oF SEVENTEEN POINTS ~ CON
sOIJpNTED GAs-RrMoRs CURRENT.
Tho stock OF the Consolidated Gas Company sold
Yesterday on the Ncw-York Stock Exchange At 2io.
Il closed al 80. seventeen points above the clos
Ing price Tuesday. The sharp rise in The stock
revived the report that all the Ncw-York gas COM
panics including the Consolidated. were TO be
merged into company. ono story was that in
the fumOrcl combination. for each one hundred
shares u Consolidated 1par value $4,000 there
would be- given in the securities Of the new COM
pany $4,000 In bonds. ono hundred shares OF pre-
ferred and one hundred shares Of common stock. or
a total OF 800. par value. Some directors of the
Consolidated company expressed ignorance of any
such deal. 1t was said that the companies would
combine under the charter OF the Mutual company.
Tho stock OF this company advanced from $50 70 SO.
There were no important changes In the stocks OF
the OF her gas companies The stock of the Central
remained ~ 40 Standard common AT ltj ana stand
nrl preferred at lGj Equitable stock advanced TWO
poInis 10 2pj. and East River common one point to
Announcement was made that Stockholders Of the
standard company of record ~ - o'clock noon on
September q would have the privilege of subscribe
ing on or before October l. to 6ti shares Of ~"
company's common stock held In the treasury At SO
per share. This would allow one share Tor each
~ 1900 shares OF preferred and common stock now
outstanding When the new stock Is Issued mere
will be outstanding s. 100000 of common ana 50 H.
100 OF preferred stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-16

a check for a large amount Of money deposited
with the Joint Traffic and Trunk Line associations.
THAT minimum was passed long ago. Not only has
II been passed. but before the excursions are az
through and everybody who came them shall
have returned home. several times five hundred will
have been the number.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-16

had not been Mayor OF Chicago" The Colonel saio
that Mayor Harrison expressed an opinion or ths
garbage works at Barren Island which he M'
spected but he would not tell what 1t was.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-16
HUMBER
BICYCLES

Every biCycliSt knows full
well that Humber Bicycles have
no real competitors. The elab-
crate care with which every
part of every Machine is made
costs a large amount of money
secures great durability.
The great transaction by
which we take the most I'M
portant territory for 1898, and
the entire present stock for 1897
is already history. Surprising
history-never anything like it
heretofore in Bicycle expert
enCe.
The Wheels for the present
year are to be closed as follows:
Humber Roadster Bicycles,
So.
Humber Tourist Bicycles,
SCI.
Lady Humber Bicycles, So.
FALCON
BICYCLES
In factory at Toledo, Ohio, were
a great many unaSSembled bicycle
parts. The Falcon company was
a little mixed and needed recon-
StruCtlOn.
AS one means of reconstruction
we contracted for the putting
together of these parts. They were
1897 frames, chains. tires, saddles,
han d E. barS-practcally 1897
wheels. The Falcons are hlgh-grade
Bicycles and these are up to their
standard.
We have been hoping for many
days to invite you to the sale OF
these wheels. Ready this morning.
PRICE SPA FOR
MEN OR WOMEN
Brakes on the Women'S Wheels.
JOHN WANAMAkER
Formerly A. T. Stewart * Co.
Broadway, 4th ave, 9th and 10th SITS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-16

Arreiatc Division Supreme Court-Recess &C.,
Fiircmc cour-sp~e,ai Tcrm-Part I-BG''re Me-
A., Eana,.t,. > n1t,cr II Wrt~i"r; .. Lsl"rs bacn-
naH I'ni 5laio ~, I~o}s5n Company. g. Wuronberg
art. Williams; T. Gallagher ag' handy, = JT ~ ~
i.mTc'.c"i'f ro~i as ssssh y sparks aFt John
son II. Hy'ls aet =: ~ Elai'HHG l-e mn Sire,
i Icyv 'S G9ts f. Meycr as iasci,echer; Il;
Afno-',an publishing Coporation AZ NGnFo 49, "a,,
Young 20 Norion agt norton; Il Mnnf,"n 'R' -
l~ im,ni ~ Iui,n,hs, 's iitrh - ADAMS 9gi Bail:
b".y. % Neln,teh a.., 40. Wg.In1n. 10
s,-, iii,lvov romfany: e. Mrrkowi'z ngt. same -.
e. r.yri,sr me-, i~v6ort Petroleum COMPANY: 81 Eyk
art f;.udet. b. Colns~pltt Rgt. Flnayson, ~ i''r-,
s "ft MY Tlas 90; ar cio,Ksn 60 mis- net Max
Wi ~. Fouquet ag' Abhegg; u? Young aE'. (2Lina9
t 81 a6 mater q M,Ke'n - Fairbanks Wood Kim
llr,emc s srctiai Term~Pnr U-Refore An
dre. c'gL qrcn. a. LOO a. ~ iII pI''
l-,re NJ ioao a. m r. day calendar wills for pro
bate p,,ii Deinaray. Charles oouisrt, Ellas K"hl"n
sarr,gatc. court -m-ncfor, ri'zscfali. s.
court oI.n- ~ l"ao a. n No d9' 'nlSnsa',s
court ottns ., ID a. m Motions at io.ao a. M.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme court.
By Mclaughlin. J.
I'o-.-h mr.. stake q: cesesl.chlres 8 Foo'..
Fraser ng'. M-fiinns-Charl"s h. IrHow.
Mu'G-l ~" Insurance Company AIT Talcott-R' njamin
Z. Han.
by Andrews. j.
Higgins as' Bowman y cases'-Edwnri Browne
Mater ~ Co.isy-Iohn =. ward.
T II. ste'cns'n Company as'. wn'iams-James J.
RECEIVER ArrorNrED,
Supreme Cour,
BY Andrews. J.
L. noy L. Bunker os'. Matilda sohwnb ct ni-clair
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-04

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-04
WOMAN AND HOME.
\ WOMAN WHO HAS BEFRIEND-
ED MANY AMERICAN GIRLS.
The WOMAN WHO WISHES TO MARRY
SOMETHING ABOUT HELP-IS
FANCY AND CHILDHOOD.

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-04
Infancy and Childhood.

4 child should literally BE- inrelli-ertly
let alone. IL should not Be handled. or
held. or rocked or amused. nor should its
attention he attracted in any way For
the first five or SIX months it should lie
quietly in iJs bed or basket. he regularly
fed and a. regularly encouraged to sleep.
II Will Of course get tired Therefore ii
needs occasional turning. with change Of
position and a gentle rubbing Of the limbs
or back. \ good rule is 10 stroke the little
body for a few minutes and 70 change its
position every time the baby needs TO be
made dry. The natural rapid growth Of in
fancy makes the flesh Jingle and the limits
ache, and frequent rubbing with the palm
Of the hand promotes future health as well
as present comfort.
In order 10 preserve for young babe
the proper conditions Of light. warmth
and air, and yet 70 lift and carry it as lit
tie as possible, il IS necessary TO have for
its first nest q movable bed Any basket
with the sides and bottom carefully pro-
tected and padded will serve, but the most
convenient is the regular dog basket, with
hood on one side. This, when properly
draped, sarves to exclude drafts, while
the drapery may easily he readjusted to vary
the degree Of Light. II child occupies a
sSS1A4DL12f,r C[RD- II IlLsH Ii IlUN u LEDIQ us
bed whenever its room is aired or cleaned
or is needed for other purposes But when
such basket is used, the child and bed
together may lie changed from one room
TO another, or from one part OF the room
to darker or lighter corner, or to a cooler
or warmer one. as convenience or comfort
may suggest. Most important OF all, a
mother without combining herself 70 the
nursery. can keep the infant under her
OVID eye while engaged in her ordinary
daily occupations. Even though she does
not personally feed and care Tor her baby,
she can thus superintend and criIicise the
nurse efforts
By this method she may also experience
the greatest of all maternal enjoyment
that derived from watching the daily de-
yeiopnent Of her child. Also she can at
t. same time, without interruption or Ia
i-----, con .sIJIy sew or red, write Or
.dy. r c~Ive visits or direct her house
.old aiIairs.-H4rper's Bazar.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-04
WornIE. In Common

ChristiaG.t! aas nothing IN ccuuon
with apathy. l. does nos transform usn
into steics- "a may admire the Cd
Roman v1o So 10 tears o7e- calamity
and Lo-e a.. = s:o-.d uuccucern. ba:
mart i2Se1s.o..zly : not AKIN u either
nature G. ta= gc.pe.. The Car.st.a1 re-
Lgion recognizes I-ue, manly, hearty
sympathy. / evokes, ec.oi1s ard hou-
CTS becoming emotion. L SAYS, Weep
with Ihcse that weep" or Lord wep,
at tie grave q Lazarus a. the bereaTed
friend and over jerusalem as the so.-c-
irous pa-r;o- 11o saw the approaching
dszo-a..oc q LIS Beloved CITY. Surely It
is MT uE-a-ly % weep o4n=!v!veness
ever finds oc-4s.oa FOR tender and re-
spon=ivs expression. -Presbyteriau.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-04

.ro--1lv. tie news i ro-z-4Ilv ac>1npa-
nigd IT 1L1 od>ar..s-ea- ion. w., r5
wants - 60 hzr ra--.-j- he would IL
u C-,-71I. o. 10 Ire n --g1ls IN -.s-a -
Pes ~ marry a ---.4 h3zs<-lt New
what mother i vvL-ltGl ID G-sro=e o. he-
daughters II o-scr that she my travel 9
live in ch4u5.rS in town o. even ul..--v
again hsrse.fs No. she generally lets her
C2--1-g- - t-0-- h1- only u or -.
she child she loves may be inSIrd the
temporal welfare which she cannot m
IeIsd 70 Gy~I iSt- ne il = VINO arranz-<
the l-tls parties ct which the father gruu-
bleS- Who eEcoGraCes possible suitors L
So her girls in their own homes and who
she i sensible, teaches those girls tbs
little domestic accomplishments which ar
Necessary TO every housewife. however lib
eral may hs the scale upon which her e.
II i>hment Is conducted The head % the
house has in many ca~es fo--utrea tha.
once he, too, was youn-; that he liked 70
look out among the pretty faces OF his ac-
quaintance for a possible nate, and that
he was pleased 70 rereive a welcome from
the PARENTS OF the girl 70 whom he began
10 LOOK for his future happiness. Now he
grows out comments about "a pack o;
young fools around the place. =" asks If he
may never smoke q pipe IN peace and
hnaHy. waking up to find himself sitting
sc the head Of tahletul O: old maids. asks
his wife re>enrfuliy " how i Is she never
managed 20 g. some ot those girls mar
ried. just a. = i were not every bit as
much his responsibility and business as
hers
Ne. le- Us he f-anker in our treatment
Of marriage. and not pretend that 10 de-
sire for husband turks in the bosom Of
any well conducted girl, and that a moth
e. who wants 70 see her daughters happily
settled i merely a worldly and scherninE
woman wish We could borrow some o.
the matter OF fact simplicityot our French
nelgha.d-s in this matter; tEat the dot
grew with the daughter, and that for 4
British youth 70 = presented % British
maiden a. a possible sE5ra- were not CO..
side-ed an ent..v,y de-a0-2l.ztn. situation
Las g all. 1t n.e put in q Plea to- Tha
Cocas-s interest n the w0-.G.y goods Of
the y5-a- men who hover round h4- tea
tat-e and - suggest that surely she i TX
tiled L giving the e9ld should : 10 such u
st1p.E cannot afford 70 MARI After all
she : oa-E cEary q hs- G.-E--s.Tgr : ac-c1,-
tons and VOID Rot have tz5zz. wasted u
uS5iHSS waiting q worn O.. = Lies toll
-Wl--zs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-04

For nearly half a century "yick's Floral
Guide has come as regularly as spring
time. Here il Is again to remind Us that
its time TO think about gardens This
issue contains half a dozen tull-pege half
tone illustrations of roses, ssters. gold
flowers, carnations and tomatoes. II
seems full Of necessary information for
either amateur or professional. Send IS
cents to James Weeks Sons, Rochester, y
Y, for packet of either Nick's branch
ing aster, New Japan morning glory or
extra choice pansy and copy Of ''Vick's
Floral GUIDE.
George ". Cable, author Of The Grand
issimes'', "OId Creole Days"."Dr. S-viern,
etc, has become the editor Of Current 1t
eraturs. NJ. Gable has been living in
Mort Hampton, Mass, for several wears,
and has been absorbed in the starting snd
spread Of the "home-culture" clu D. W hieh
have become so widely known OF late
With the exception Of an occasional ap-
pesrance on the lecture platform. he has
had little time left to him for the rela-
tions with the public at large which have
made his name SO familiar TO all. Under
the arrangements which he has now
made, he will have portion Of his time
for his inns instive writing, and will take
more special charge in Current Literature
of a department in which it Is is pur-
pose TO chat in a familiar manner with
the readers upon literary, artistic and
other topics OF the day.
The Tribune msnsc for 1897 i a strong
and valuable number. Political platforms
occupy rather more space than usual,
the past year having been prolific in plat
forms, and at least digest Is given of
every one Of the national and steie creeds
Of 1895. Election returns are fully pre-
scented, with names of the new mem bers
Of Congress and all the usual variety of
statistics on finance, trade, agriculture.
coinage, banking, mining, public revenue,
population, colleges, education, promi-
nent societies, railroads, telegraph and
telephone companies, public debt and ex-
penditures, fires Of 1895, and other impor-
tsnt matters. The recent government
bond issues and propose d impeachment
Of President Cleveland, the censure of Mr..
Baysrd, the Venezuelan business, inter
national arbitration and Cutan revolu-
tion are fully and concisely treated. And
there are q number of valuable minor
features, such as facts about the sugar
bounty, list of dates of important his
toricai events, number OF American SOL
diers in each OF cur wars. lstor laws,
civil service laws, salaries OF all the lead
ing federal and state officers, facts about
the naval snd land militia, and so on
The Tribune almanac sells for 25 cents a
copy, and IS as necessary in the house ss a
dictionary.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-04

sid ~ iiza a-t r-11ElS r51--e--Ss7ue cup
b5a-ly houses * ar.-ic reulr,- 1-lI-e il
wlu-er and Siding for wslr= ri ira cs--u-
lAc.en Of ar in Summer. Comfort vans
god. heavy. lu-l5s.-i--. czlr-ll1S and art
gives l.-Ls and easily L--wu c5-ton wiSrs.
Cnmt1-- wants - iul furniture il is bad
room. and NJ gives ea, - and form instead
OF uSEtulllSS Coui1-- wants windows
y here is can - 5ns " tlslle sltNS uuInser-
rurcgd; ART chops Up the SPACE into small
scua-es o. draws over the whole an art
muslin curtain - 5rape IRE vul-ariry OF
uat1i-e in her simplicity. Comfort likes .
room 10 be - a box well lined and well
Upholstered: az leaves the side open 10
the passage and - for al the c1ld wind
OF TIE outer air Y. l. never the front door Is
opened
Comfort wants a chair in which il can
lounge, and art says l1t-lly, We have
ban5shed the feather bed from the drawing
room, Will SIppi~ing Only the hardest,
mos unre>ctuI and most uncomfortable
substitutes Comfort lEs> is feet 70 fall
or Thick piled CARPETS which do not slip
and d keep out the celd, ard art gives
q Ca-r.i OF tlivlSy -zs.-s which IS maintains
TO b. tie right talnE fo- our climate Fer
AT has odd ideas about climate and fitness
and thinks it>elf l9<ical when it would
t-a1>F Int the conditions q the south and
east iu.o our northern dwellings and MAKE
the ra8zzs which hlve 10 battle against
burning sunshine and oppressive heat the
models BY which 70 regulate those whose
ereuE : clII and where he des!de-asaEa
i warmth --Ph4l-d- ?hia Tunes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-04
CHRISTIAN FNDEAvOR.

Z, pic for the Week Beginning Feb
- ment by Rev. =. II. Doyle.
TOPIC WIN o1eSeL-, WIN ca
ers, VIII q -Ps- X, -; Ezra Vii, II l.
The Fifteenth Psalm Is supposed BY
some 70 have bsan written BY David az
the tim q tina bringing Of the ark 10
Jerusalem, hut 1t was probably written
later, as the expression holy HI.
would lnl.cate. II was tns ARK taat
made Zion the holy hill
Il opens with the question, Who
shall abide in thy tabernacle; who shall
dweil in Iav holy k.ll:' And II answer
ing the question It draws a picture Of
the perfect man. making his perfection
20 CONSIST in MS personal integrity and
sincerity and similar relation 10 9th
e-s. In relation - himself, the man who
holds communion with God i: q Hs
that walks uvr.slt.y his whole life :
right; ~ rs taat w0rketh righteousness
that doeJa tae viii = God; & 3 he
that speakerl tae truth n MS heart
Truth, sincerity, dwsIls II his heat,
and &c speazs = there first The sincere
man : SINCERE II heart. L the heart i
deceist1I aci hrrocCi5!cal. though ths
words and actions q a man may sem
to b sincere, NJ : not sincere. SINGER
ity, truth, t-aeaes<, begins II the heart.
II Is a heart characteristic.
Sincerity IN oneself viii necessarily
inclada sincerity 70 Others The man
who : false tacshers i not true 10 him
self OF % G ii. fer it includes that II
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-04
Somethlns Ahnut Lin.

hen ! zclac- q -1-van- said G We.
E1o7vo h1uS zs=ze- -c-@1---, i always
c-C~ls.a- II -eEz z=sa-aa--z - re ---i an
wlaczgr So = a1aE-1t. u IL w9rk- !.
wan a cs5 s, l l5aa CIT - :. woman We
aEv.Gcti II years who seas 20 have :
IL sz=sE--5vz g p e=z-5-zE y Aiea e.
e. ed c5-sz a=-zz- ID E.s--5=-- \ yveizzz4a
W. r. - ski = managing he- VIZ
WI ttgazze q szseea=~> a. 6 eea. ~ d
not eZ-s7zy l,l-.gr-z3-- d. I. expect sg.cz
q r-z~a vii - Al e->Ce=lz-.3F aluiaasa
y7ul-aa- She must Ia mex AID S-r1a- &:
sight MI acute has.-lll-- = e-t1r 10 keag
watch q hs- po-s and pans and dere.zc
wL--5ar they IRE b1b5liE- over, boiL-a.
TOO fast or have st5are,i cooking
''Ot course i ! Necessary that h. se2se
OF TASTE ts r-a-;ecc and that her eve~i-ht b.
keen II short, good cox should be a
strong htalchy person OF orderly habits
and some intelligence and large expert
erce How la 0Ie Departs from this mod
81 one well knows
1t i impossible for slow, eas- going
girl, though neat ard orderly. 70 make q
CAPABLE cox \ cook must be . person
who can be on the alert and can sys-eI,1a-
tie all the details OF her WORK \ nervous
person Iaay be a very successful COOK \
slow, easy going girl, provided she i neat.
may make an excellent nu-sernaid. \
nervous person Will never do for such &
place.
The first essential virtue q nurse
maid IS that she Be aniable, patient and
kindly Il she i VERY energetic girl. she
is likely 20 find too little 70 do rolling q
baby carriage in the PARK and walking
about with children, and she VIII become
dissatisfied and unhappy.
a Young girl is TO h preferred as E
uu-sersll.id. provided she Is kind and trust
worthy She viii be much Vleasanter
COMPANION for little ones and viii win
their affections as an elderly woman SCI
dom dos
1T Is essential that she Be Trustworthy.
No careful mother Will leave her nurse
maid 10 depend on her own judgment in
essentials and a. Young girl Is likely 10 be
more rracrat-e than an elderly woman
with fixed itu4s. New YORK Tribune.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-04
ID. Z. /. IL. Column
NIP The EVIL IN TIE Blu

People often sing, w here is My Wan.
dering Boy T1-night?" but the trutb !.
hen The parents went to church or ten
persnce meeting this wandering hn,,,,
also left home and Joined his associafa.
on the street corner. The parents o.
singing this song and shouting ..Doyrn
with ne salooni" while they are 1ic5n1.
their boy full liberty to do a. he pIeases
sud ne generally Ives up to his privileges
This i one phase of large subject ana
it is phase which should be looked
squarely in the face. However srden,
parents may be in supporting the cspso
Of temperance, they may by their neglect
by their shortcomings in home-trainine
help to foster the liquor traffic. The7r,
plain and manifest duty is to nip the evil
in the bud by wise and careful trainina
OF their boys in ALI that is excellent and
lovely and OF good report. In the wort
Of temperance reform, every one mnst
build over against his own house.-Nid.
Continent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-04

The 51st balance c: Jlz.tg ana eEter-
prise ! p--asry=a Dot u to41Dg down
one, MT by ou-.d.ng up the other. Nc
one Is too el-e-prisiDg, no one is too
thrifty, b4t most q Us are deficient in
one q ire o-A=r and need TO cultivate
that one WIZ special care. Whichever
trait Is ne tz-o.er within rs nee1s more
abundant exercise By which to grow
and straug IouE.-Lutneran.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-04
One of the c-yfns Evils of the Day.

W. ara living II an age II waicn Old
beliefs have cee1 much unsettled. !
large proportion q our new generation
have Lsyer -e.Tsd. either a. school CT
at ECue, a --s= Instruction IL the e.
ensn1s = nifty, ala Particularly in
the necessity = restraining tae Inc.ina-
tio1 q cZc -f.---s4 La--r- = SATISFY Is
greeCs iE-z~:= -i9- q ~ .lears Of OH
ers. D.-11-s'E = v---91. forms i
one q ra= l-v.-e ev.-- q. Jae day
Ca5ho-lc >---.-s.4-d Ind : .E4es.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-04

a Christian Endeavorer Of Berlin,
Ont. young woman II years old, Wis
its the alms-ouse every Sunday, carry
ing Good literature. The poor old folks
an1.ozsly iooA for her, and her visit is
TO them the brightest spot in the week.
Hundreds Il CHRISTIAN Endeavor socie-
ties are engaged in similar work.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-04
Politics and Moral Character.

The man VINO enters poIIlcs poor
and after 4 few years retires with a
competency is not likely TO have much,
if any. moral character left.
Observer
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-04

The habit Of love is to put the best
posi- bic construction on mems actions,
while the habit Of selfshness is Just the
opposite. -CurisTian Standard
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-04
Applies to Religious Sentiment.

The fouuDalion Of the church lies in
che religious --ufimenr, and 10 .nIs sen
timent its appeals must persisleutly be
made. -Chris..an Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-04
If We Truly Love Him.

If we truly love Christ. We shall care
for those who are loved by Him Those
who are dear 80 Him will BE- dear TO ua.
--EplscopaI Eecarder.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-04
Art or Comfort at Home.

WheTv.t' ~ TN we fld ar - logger
heads u ID s-i..---'-t Comfort wants ICE
ne"- s-ad --r-- taere. Ar5 eats up the
noJl ~ '.inEs Of fine rom by screens
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-04

Pat-They do say The car mkt the iniine
be the most dangerous. Mike-Begorrs
then, why don't they lave 1t OFF,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-04

You Will get over it. It was only
your puppy love" Lob, but he IVES such
4 nice puppy,''
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-04
Establishments.
WONAN'S LONG HOURS.
sHE Tolls AFTER MANS DAYS
WORK is DONE.

What She Ha. 10 Contend With-Work
That sooner or Later Breaks Down Her
Delirata Orraat~~u-
The great majority Of women work
to live" and live to work and as
the hands OF the clock approach the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-04
News of Congress-.

Full Geographic reports Of each days doing-
at the national capitol will be found in THE
SEMI-WEEKLY News