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tant peaks Of the first blush of the Lord
OF Day, and saw his tints reflected upon
those golden columns as he rose In splcn-
dor above the eastern hills sounded their
trumpete, knelt in alteration and PRAYER
and Joined In hymns OF devotion and
praise
Perished and almost forgotten are the
people who builded this marveloJs temple
OF the sun, and who worshipped at It's
shriuc. Time has married It's once trims
cendant beauty and the finger of decay
has left is imprint. but the everlasting
symbol of devotion stii remains, and Nus
his lirst crimson flush covers tho summit
OF the peaks OF Lebanon, and his brilliant
hucS are reflected hack upon me GOLDEN
fluted columns OF this mighty telupIe de-
voteoe gtill kneel and worship thn God Of
Day with idolatrouS devotion, rs they have
done through all the centuries and as they
will continue tn do TO he cnl ~ inc
Metamorph0sc tEis story Of devotion,
and trausppse the woulrous alteration
shown by the people of that Eastern land
! away hack hature lao Christian era. to the
middle Of the Nineteenth century and 20
cur beloved Southland and Won viii be.
lold the richest and the fairest snot over
seen by the eyes % n1f, You win Be
transported into a sardeu OF beauty and
into the veritahle land Of promise into
country ftled with sunshine and flowers
/ and where mirth aud ioy and happiness
once reignel supreme
Know We the land NJ the cedar and vin.
ever shine,
Who're the lisht wings Of Zephyr espresso
/ with perfGms
Wax faint Ger the gardens OF Gui IN hel
! bloom
Where me oitron ana olive are iairss, o
And the voice Of the nlshtirsaie never s.
mite.
Where the tints Of the earth. and the hue
of the sky
In color though varied 10 beauty nay vic
And the purple OF Ocean Is deepest in dye
Where the virginia arc soft as the rose
they twlne
And all save the spirit 81 man IS divine.
Such was the picture Of orr southlan
before the fire and cWrnacc ~ WAY sven
over II In iSGl-iSi5, ana wtnorad It's fai
rare, nov famous only for It's Tomanti
/ and 'Mfivallea history aud lts peihetlc an
/ golden memories
In tho heart Of ihs Paradise OF flower,
Of love AID OF plenty, a temple WAS erect
I ed by the lnen OK the Soath wa:ch far eN
: eeeded IL grandeur end henuty any teaapl
I ever erected by human hands o. II rcaehe
Q out from the Potomac aud Ohio rivers /
1 the Gulf OF Mexico, aud from the Atianti
4 ocean 10 the Rio Grande. ana was IA
) moro Arm and enduring. for It vas ON
bsdded into their history. and WAT IA
s warp and woOf OF their baiag, aui va
z engrnfted forever and indelihly upou the
o hearts, Tor 1t WAS I'VE HNer'p7 of love an
duty OF the manhood OF lie South ~ wd
? the everlasting temple ~ love ana homae
dedicated by their 10 their glorious woluel
Never waf devotion more Intensely ~
v eere and idoiatrous never was worsnl
q more richly deserved
! For when surrounded IN their lovrl
y homes before The Wa With luxafy an
/ ease, they ware the unsansclols eaitlsnl
Of hesuiN geptisness, innocence sua nartt
! nn1. were honofed the world over IS IA
hiFhest and notlest .ypss Of wonarh,oS
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SENTENCED TO HANG.
Tom Robertson to ESpiate His Horn
bic Crimc APRIL IS.

Hillsboro. Texas, March 1S--Judge j.
NJ, Hall this morning set the date for the
hanging of Tom Robertson for April IS.
Robertson was convicted last November
on charge OF raping u negro girl Mamie
Adams The crime Is one OF the most
revolving known. When asked by Judge
Hall II he had anything to say why the
sentence OF death should not he pro-
nounced upon him he replied that he was
not guilty. but was the object Of perse-
cutiou among the negroes: that he knew
NOTHING whatever about the crime charged
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!inst him. be showed No algnI

against him. He showed no signs 81
morse or weakness; in fact, his bold
amounted almost TO Impotence y
Hall, IN replying to him reviewed the
dence and concluded by saying thai
need not expect executive clemeucy
tho crime was OF such heinous ul
that he need not expect any human
and advised him to look TO God alpnl
merCy II.
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for their admiration and imitation the lin
eameuts and story of heavenborn women
ond the memory OF their deathless deeds
Let us cherish the women of the South
and shower every possible honor upon
them, for they deserve our everlasting
gratitude and homage.
'The tumult and the shouting dies
The captains and the kings depart
| Still stands thine ancient sacrifice,
An humble and a contrite heart
Lord God OF Hosts, he with us yet,
Lest we forget-lest we forget"
A1jutant Genera, arG Chief of STAFF.
To All Comrades.
New Orleans, La. March 1.-THE gen
eral commanding invites attention 10 cir
culsr letter No, 1os from these headquar-
ters, and deeply regrets that he car not
find It consistent with his views 10 comply
with the request contained in the resoiu-
tions passed by the Daughters of the
| Confederacv,' at Hot Springs Ark. in No
vember, 1895, 10 limit the number of spon.
sors and maids Of honor 70 one OF each
from each division
AS the veterans are fast passing away
Z
even handed Justice demands that thess
honors should be hroadened and extended
so as to reach, nov while the opportunity
offers. every one Ct these noble young wo-
men even To the humblest as they are all
active workers for ours and their beloved
cause.
| II Is beautiful custom and Is in keen
ing with the chivslrous spirit % the old
soldiers Of the South, is elevating and en-
( nobling. and is right from every stand
point that an the headquarters IN the
association should have a sponsor and as
many maids Of honor as desired This an
plies 10 general, department. division and
, brigade headquarters and to all the camps.
Z Nearly every dollar of money which is
required for help for the living and for
care q the graves aud monuments for
! Our Dead is raised by the survivors Of
the glorious women OF the Confederacy and
/ thcir descendants, these noble Young wo-
men Nearly every act OF mercy, and near
" every good deed which Is done can be
Traced % their loving and devoted lands.
ihe general commanding, therefore. ioels
that as they are called unon to nh the posts
( OF duty' they should also be given the
posts OF honor
Therefore, he desires the original Gus
tom adhered 10 Of the appointment If a
( sponsor by general. department. division
ana brigade commanders and By every
camp win as many maids OF honor as de-
sifea but with the distinct understanding
that tho reunion committee at Charleston
VIII only entertain and provide for ono
sponsar and one maid OF honor from cen
erM department ana diyIsion hsadauar-
ters' as the expense for the entertainment
% larger number would be too great for
me reunion COMMITTEES 10 bear. neither
Would there DC room upon platforms. etc.
,or any larger number; but Il is earnestly
reunion,
ty order o. n corso,
Gersrsl Commanding
Chief Of STAT. ago
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effective 10 restoring 10 men the sirenf',ss (
need. seud your name ana aaaress M.
L. W. Knapp. 1lJs HUN buniiins, ",
Mich. stating that You are not ~Aups
OF idle curiosity. hui Wish TO make uss IA
prescription hy gisirg the remedy e.
Nill be answered promptly and "ita'ss,o<
dence rs 10 where ininrulatlou cans ',,s
Tho prs object OF distributing tnls .r
nation frte Is 20 make men betier Nh
With the rem ad!ss thas eNef; ~
upor deb.iiStca usrycS and Nss'. ~
Each difcreu drag u thorousls 49,
aud TIE sufferer MI thus kppe
70 get tss desired rssoltl WHITE ioess<
a 10 doubt about the pr& selns 49,
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Thousands Of men will welcome the news
thaF a most successful remedy has been
leand which Will quickly cure them Of any
form OF nervous DEBILITY. lost ,naaba,d igrt
OF flgon relieve them OF an the DOUBT ana
uncertainty which such men are pscaiiariv
liAole 70. and Testorcs the oreant 10 natural
sWeNgth apd NigCr Of youth As II costs
nciAins 70 get this wonderful iornsula l.
weNio seem that airy man. suffering from
any form OF nervous debility ougat to 10
osefly interested 10 suSh ronear without
which they continue "a i've an eaf.seuce ~
dntoic misery, The remedy ia question VS.
tns yfhn., OF mas yeagA rsnesseh 4 10 what
seneiaauoa Of medicine would be Ias uasl
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lrin. stnhIc. nurned.

Fort Worth, Texas. March 1s.-Fils1
afternoon totally destroyed the stsb|a
s. B. Burnett, the millionaire cattisH
the loss is estimated to he about q
fully insured. Mr.. Burnett's 3-year-nltI
aud match caused the fire.
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FraternalIy. Geo Norman,
AJJutant Genera, abG Chief of Staff.
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Georgs Norman. Adjutspt General sna
Chief Of stsh. auS
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Towels. Table Linens
and Napkins.
Bought from the Great Bloonlingdalc
Bros. Auction Sale.

LIZ no. f--All Linen Towels. In plalds OF red 30,
and blue nicely fringed; sale prlcC, doteu. uJl
Lot No Ills dozen all pure Linen Towels,
plain whito and coored borders some
fringed, others plain borders, large full sizes,
hood value at $3.50 dozen; sale price. Tor
dozen Observation-Disclosures. Jl
Lot No. SIS dozen fine Colored Fruit Nap r,
kins, worth sl.25 a do1ea. sale price each.. VI
Lot No 4-Tis lot consists 81 Eringed Tahis
Oh Red Linens and Raw silks, all lrjngGd
nice up to.d7tt patterns, worth from 9Sc 70 CE,
si.25; sale price choice acknowledgements. OU
Int no consists OF pieces Twilled Crash for II
Towels; sale price, a yard Observation-Disclosures. O5
Lot No, Satin finished all Linen Tray IN,
Cloths. hlsachcd worth 15c; sale price eacn iu
Lot No About 100 coiored Crochet lcd m
Quilts. worth t5r, sale price. each .... ..... ID
Lot No S-Blggy Lap Robes in DARK fancy nE
colors triuged, worth soc; sale price, each. LJl
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LIMITATION OF SPONSORS
General Gordon Does Not Approve U. D. c.
Resolution.
WANTS EVERY CAMP 70 HAVE A SPONSOR
Eenerni Norman Replies at Length
to the Resolution Adopted by the
psoEhtcrs in Convention.
WANTS EVERY CAMP 70 HAVE A SPONSOR
10 All Camps and comraae.

no All Camps and Comrades
New Orleans La. March . As request.
ed by the Daughters OF the confederacy.
the following resolution is sent 10 all tbs
camps. tcwit.
The following resolution offered by Mrs
N Randolph Of Virginia was unani-
mopsy adopted AZ convention Of the
uutted Daughters OF the Confederacy held
in Hot Springs, Ark, November. 1875
Resolved, That the United Daughters
OF the confederacy request the United
Confederate Veterans 20 limit The number
OF sponsors and maids 81 honor 20 one
Of each, from each State ard Tarritorv
where there is camp Of United C,n(eder-
ate Neteranx--because the Confederate re
unions have been Of late years an enter
tainnent for the sponsors and iaNids Of
honor instead of for the veterans:
Resolved, further, That the secretary
forward these resolutions TO The head
quarters OF United Confederate Veteran.
with the request that they be cent to ali
the camps
Il certify tha. tho foregoing Is a tru,
ccmpy FROM the minutes
Mrs John r. Hickman.
Recording Secretary"
To which resolution the following rtpi,
has been made for the United confederat
z Veterans;
Mrs. Katie Gabell curis. President an,
Mrs. John +, Hickman scgreta-y, Unite,
Daughters OF the Confectionery.
Headquarters United Confederate Veter
ans, New Orleans, la. March an,
Dear Comrades IN "a classic laud uudts
the cetars Of Lebanon, in the delightful
plain or Bukaa. nestIes what remains Q
ono OF the most magnificent cities in hls
tory: Hoary with age. dating back almos
70 the genesis "a gus warld Il was enc
Killed With gorgeous palaces. temples
courts and columns, and fountains an
beautiful monuments; now famous onl
Tor the spiendor Of lis ruins
In the heart OF this splendid city wa
erected the greatest and most iniposln
temple ever builded by man. dedicated
ur Worship II the God OF the sun.
The tcrycf ana grandeur ot the worshI
81 ltH desoters had never been ssrpasse,
Tbs norpnnf that tho irDt rose colore
rays o. this God Of Day touched the sno
covered peaks Of Dhdhr cl Nhodib. az
wefe reflected back upon the liufed Co
p&nue Of this mighty tsiiiding The daii
ee<tmontes ef the 9rnndeA. temple Of Ii
e><1t ~ pscaeri tines began
FYjett1. eboristers. trumpeseerx and 4,
yq{ees Is they caught sight upon the di
A. g. ||.
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Just Received.
Dry Goods.

Good Cb>,ls Gin CHAINS,
IeDyard ......,......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Good quality Dress Prints.
Good soft-lnished blesched Domestic.
" Narus lot s'...rsssss'...+ss's.-s .-.s..'ssss
Big line Of fancy Percalos, Sc quality,
&c inches wide. per yard ..,...............
White Check Nansooks, in assorted checks.
10 yards for Observation-Disclosures.
Beautiful line of new Plques.
Fine imported French MNiras in assorted new
stripes. worth loo, at ....,....................
cases pretty Sheer Organizes, white
grounds, new spring designs. So inches wide.
all high grade goods, 12lsc values, at
Vsi. this department, We have hundred
of good things to show you.
Bleached 1911 readymado Sheets.
each
Bleached ready-made Pillow Cases,
eacn .'''.''..'''''''''''''
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-04-19
The Difficulty of Doing Good.

Whatever you attempt in the way Of
good is sure to entail upon You remarks
and criticisms, and many times ridi-
Guile, and sometimes opprobrium. You
will be near to doubling that you are
not merely making a fool of yourself,
bringing upon Your head no end Of err
roneous conceptions from others, but
this is ''the checkered pathway that
leads up TO light. -
You may never see the springing up
or the fruitage Of your seed scattering.
but as sure as God sends the sunshine
of spring to warm and cheer into sail
ent budding life the tiny germ yet lin
gering in the brown seeds that restless
winds of winter have blown here and
there, 50 will come the sunshine Of His
promise and providence, and your seeds
will spring up into a life Of beauty and
Immortality Catholic Universe.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-04-19

society will be held at their church Thurs
day, April p.
The Easter concert at the Congrega-
tionei church Suhcay evening, April %,
prehjs,s II lie very ,ucces,fu affair.
Mrs. Edward p lIutch.ns ms 20 fur re-
covered from her recent Illness tina, her
daughter, Mrs. Carrie \. Staples. who
has been esriug fur her, has returned to
tier nom.
4 very pleasant company net at the
hotue OF } +. Marks aad VIE Saturday
evening. Tue eteuirg was delightfully."-
spent Win vocal and Instrumental music,
eJe. Refreshments we're served.
Miss Nina Hodgdou e,t for New York
saturday. with Gapt. \. stuhb, and wife,
OF Back-port. They via JOIN the schoon-
er Carrie Bucknamn IN New York and
make an extended trip South before re-
turning home.
April l.. q.
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The Need of the Republic.

The essential failure of our Democ-
racy hitherto and its supreme danger
for the coming of time are that oppor-
tunity is so far closed to the best wis
dom and strength; that its representa-
tive places are so largely filed by the
cunning and passion which but ape
these great qualities; that politicians
WELD the weapons and sway the forces
Of statesmen. The prime need of the re-
public is a revolution which shall open
the way of fitness to all leadership and
close the way to unftness, which shall
link opportunity inseparably to wisdom
and strength. Charlton T. Lewis.
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{ orresponoentr.
Woman Lawyer.
April Il.

ELLSWORTH, April 10, 1899.
To the Editor of The american:
Miss Helen 4 knowlton, OF Rockland,
after most rigid examination, was
admitted to the Knox county bar at
the last session of court held in that
county. At the close of the examination
Judge L. 4. Emery, who was the pre-
siding Judge, complimented Miss Knowl-
ton on the fine examination she had
passed, and expressed his opinion that ii
was one of the best he had ever heard in
this State
Two years ago Miss knowlton applied
for admission to the bar, but was denied
by Chief Justice Peters on the ground that
the laws of Maine would not admit a
woman to practice. The last legislature
honored itself by passing an act prohib-
iting persons being denied admission ON
account of sex.
May we not hope that this act of our
legislature is the h4rbinger of a better
day for our State-w hen the Intelligent
loyal, native born woman will have equal
political rights with ignorant, foreign
born men? ANN +. GREEDY.
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The Music From the Books.

The finest music in the room is that
which streams out to the ear of the
spirit in many an exquisite strain from
the hanging shelf of books on the oppo-
site wall. Every volume there is an in
strument which seine melodist of the
mind created and set vibrating with
music, as flower shakes out its per
fume or a star shakes out its light
Only listen and they soothe all care, as
though the silken soft leaves of peoples
aad been made vocal and poured into
sne eslr.-Ja1ues Lane Alien.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

The union met with Mrs. p. G. Warren
Wednesday. Topic, Reports
At State convention last fall Hancock
county reports We're conspicuous by their
absence; we hope to have them so by their
fullness at next convention. Mrs. Inez
Small, county superintendent Of purity,
reported 5000 pages OF reading matter dis
tFibuted by herself alone; others several
thousand more, y repeated loans and Civ
ing.
Visits tatha z.ef, and hc!ps Of various
kinds yasae into She i,aaes u.t--ian depart
mlat. count ~ spaf heyllug deeds. Sis
tess, orFF q y.4e. NOT l. boast bat q see
" hat the u. g=z-t . = E,a.jF accomplish
my. Taia .zfE- Ut tae next r." meet
ing-, but zion L. them tad IA talk, end
them TO the supsauteuteu,s and let the
convention be uiled with them.
f.. =. WARREN.
Cor. ~ec'S.
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Magazine. Book and Newspaper Notes

Magazine. Book and Newspaper Notes.
The story OF The Captains" IN the May
Century VIII mark the climax OF that
magazines spanish war series, giving, as
1t does, an account by every American
commanding officer but one OF the part
played by h- ship in the famous fight on
Santiago, that resulted IN the aunihils
ton OF Gerverais fleet. Captain Evans
describes the doings of the iowa, Cap
tain Taylor OF the Indiana, Captain
nov Rear AdmiraD Philip of the
Texas, Captain Cook OF the Brook
lyn", Captain Chadwick OF the New
York, and Lieut. Commander Vain
wright of the "Gloucester", while Cap
tain Clark OF the "Oregon' endorses
Lieutenant Eberle's story OF the "Ore
gon'', and contributes a criticism OF the
Spanish admirsl's strategy. The text OF
this novel group OF first hand accounts
OF one OF the most remarkable naval bat
ties ever fought is protu-ely illustrated
With portraits, drawings and photo
graphs, the latter from snapshots made
f-om each Que OF the ships during the
progress OF the fght.
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$50. 900 Insurance on Bull.

Application has been made for insnr-
anee ot 5000 on The famous young Jer-
Soy bali, Merrt Maldes'= son, owned at
Hood farm, Lowell, VI -. This j. the
highest amount OF insurance ever nsked
Tor on hu!i or COW.
Merry Mafdeui- son IS believed to he
the mu~t famous Jer-s Y hull living, a. he
j. h" son II Merry Natdep, the champion
sweepstakes COW ia al three tests com
bined st tie Murid's Fair, and his sire Is
Brown Bes-ie's son. whose dam won the
ninety days and thirty days tests at the
Worlds Fair.
Thus Merry Msiden's Son unites the
blood OF these TWO famous cows. and
great results are expected from his
progeny.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-04-19
Joining the Church.

The profession of faith is what is
commonly called joining the church.
The pastor is exceedingly anxious for
his bearers thus to join the church
that is, to cast in their lot with the
people Of God SO that they may inherit
and enjoy the fulfllment Of the prom
ises of grace in full salvation In the
act of joining the church there is secur-
ed the full possession of the field with
the hid treasure which cannot be had
otherwise. 1t is to be in the ark of
safety. outriding the food of sin and
danger. Reformed Church Messenger.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEANOR.
Topic For the Week BEGINNING April
23-Comment by Rev, =. II. Doyle.

:s's d t"s as@ by s' ats Ps, "'
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