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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16

age This however. Will Only nuorI
amusement. the hostess being privileged
20 laugh as much as she likes az the awk-
Nardness OF the foreign visitor. the sery-
ante also being permitted To gather about
ana cigg.e al the mess which che makes
with the unfamiliar implements. As fast
as course Is disposed o. the viauds ~.
removed. and the menu always lengthy
one. comprises q bewildcriug variety ~
fish. fowl vegetables. FILTERS. li1l dump
ungs gathered in o noweri rufiies on top
and De GRATED with clusters % vermi 1n
spots. beche de mcr-stewed sea slug -
l4mboo sprouts, water chCsiuuts, buried
eggs and. last OF al. rice and soup 40
once are the little p.a,es changed ard q
tho food Is not catcu the form'du3l D y
grows higher and higher. To change the
-.lntes Wou i be fata 10 the hos .ess. IN.
would certainly die within the year.
she. throughout the fifteen o. sixteen
.ourses. has breathcd stertorously. and
snacked her lips with q gusto, this being
he acme Of Chinese elegance. She has
niso thrown upon the paved floor any rem
nants OF food which she wished 10 put
aside. and upon these the pet cats 81 the
eouseh hold regale themselves. Finally.
when a IL impossible 20 eat another
mouth fui. the visitor-lf she can speak the
.arruage-uses the polite form, Eaten
fun" and Is obugingiy excused thereupon
rom further erort
The hostess rises. and she, with her
visitor. returns 20 the reception room, all
Inc former tedious ceremony repeated.
ana there tea IL again served.
when the proper hour for departure ar
rives the visitors are escorted 20 the gaze
ana sent back 10 their own houses To-
,hstr hostess's cart. again accompanied
bv her servant II they have made Ia
orabie impression. within a day o. two
he servant returns With a gifi-a s1uVe-
IN OF the visit preserved By the host
ane
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-14
OXFORD.
NORWAY.

AT the annual meeting Of the Norway
village corporation, Monday evening. \.
$. kimbdll, Esq. was elected moderator
and Charles G> Mason was elected cor
poratiOn clerk and treasurer. The as
SCISSORS are ID. S. Sanborn, L. L. An
drews. c. s. Akers. George f. Hathaway
was elected chief engineer, with J. L.
Culindn as first assistant, and r. L.
Richardson as second assistant. Six fire
police were also elected 1t was voted to
instruct the assessors to release corpo-
ration titles to land forfeited by sale for
non-payment Of taxes upon receipt of
amount due. 1t was also voted to in
struct the assessors to make arrange
ments for lighting the streets, but not to
exceed the amount incurred for this last
year. During the coming year the fire
department will be paid the same as last
year-ffty cents for each monthly meet
ing of the company attended. and 81 for
each fire attended The clerk Of each
company is to receive fifty cents addi-
tional for each monthly meeting attend
ed. the voters also voted to raise $1,000
for corporation expenses. The valuation
of the estate of resident owners is $3.50
go: and of nonresident owners. SOS $50
The personal property of resident owners
Is valued at $116.396 and Of the non-resi-
dent owners at $500. making the grand to-
tai of the property valuation 1885, i66. At
POLL tax rate Of 81, sol polls are taxed.
The rate On property Is $3.70 per thou
sand dollars. The total amount commit
ted for collection is $3.6IiS1. The total
expenses of the fire department Cor the
past year were $2.i29.o6. for lighting
streets. N.01033. the liabilities Of the cor
poration are $2,10l.9l; the resources. 81
+63 2f; the net debt. N,23S.G6 shows an in
crease Of $l39G7 over the debt in 1922
which Il directly owing to the increase OF
pay of fire companies over the preceding
year. The treasurers report shows the
receipts for the past year to he 50. 296. 20,
and the cXpenscs ID be 81. lai93
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-14
The Coming Age.

The current number Of the Coming
Age has Il noteworthy table of con-
tents. 1t opens with Il richly illus
tratcd paper by +. .. Flower on IA
sculptor. Poet ana Novelist with
Twentieth Century Ideals" 1t is sup
plemented by conversation with
William ordWay Partridge on "Sculp-
ture and Architecture in the New
World, and the Relation of Manhood
to Great Art" Justice Walter Clark"
discusses Governmental Control Of
Railroads. etc" other important con
trbutions are: applied Psychology:
or Hypno- Suggestive Therapeutics,
The Poems Of Emerson" "Cheaper
Gas for the People: Another Municipal
Victory" and The Story of Prison
and Prisoner Reforms" The depart
ments are exceptionally interesting.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MAINE PEOPLE.


Eucksport's Memorial Day orator
viii bv Oscar +. Fellows IF that town.
Letters from Ie,mr indicate that
Judge Emery 81 Ellsworth, has been i'll
Of malarial fever there, but that he is
now quite recovered.
Sheriff y. r. DcspcauX of Portland.
viii begin as soon as the frost Is ont
If the ground to build Il hand some
tWo-story summer cottage II Mer"
Point.
Reginald Guodcll Il teacher at the
University of Maine at Orono who has
sheen in at the college with typhoid
f-v"r fur several weeks past, has. re-
covered sufficiently to enable his rcla-
tiVcs to remove him to his home at
Cumberland Mills.
James Al Sullivan VII. Bangor.
student III Holy Cross College. has
been chosen one of the speakers for tn"
public debate which will be given in
June by the Philomathic society. There
viii be four debaters. the young men
being from Massachusetts, Pennsyl-
yania ana Connecticut.
"My Eairnie," a Scotch song by
Miss Kat" Nannah .nf Gardiner. Whit Il
has been sung with great success in
t,ngland ana scotland ny Madame
Lillian Hl-auvrlt. has been published
in London, ana is having d phenomc-
nal sal" On the OTHER side. "A Song
of the Road" words by James Whit
comb Riley, IL one " Miss Nannahs-
latest publications, ana IL dedicated tp
Mrs. VIM. II. Chapman. the attractive
wife If the director in chief Of the
Maine Musical Festival.
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REIEAST.

Charles Leavitt, who purchased the "
cent carriage formerly owned by William
Baker, few weeks ago, has sold out the
business to Alphonso A. knight.
Walter Cooper, of the firm of Cooper
& Co. has leased the Governor Anderson
house. the home of the late Henry l..
Kilgore, and will occupy II as soon 40
some repairs and improvements can be
made.
ISLESBORO.
More work is being done this year ON
summer cottages than ever peiore' anu
some Of the new ones are as elegant DIS
and on the coast. B. c. Briggs cottage
on Peaked Ledge is nearly Completed
Geo. Bird has a large crew at work on
his cottage. Work is going on rapidly
on the cottage of James Lawrence Oh
Grotton. Mass on Warren mountain.
Henry S. Howe of Boston, who built
magnificent cottage last season. ana who
hougbt the "Whitcomb farm" of the
land &. Improvement Co.. has surveyed
tho farm and staked it off into cottage
lots This farm extends from shore to
shore across the island and has mum
her of good bays and cOves for mooring
boats.
capt. II. A. Dodge is building store al
Dark Harbor.
The "Markoe'' cottage, built by MOrri-
son & Mcdonald. is painted white, and
its handsome architecture shows to fine
advantage in contrast with the Sreen of
the adjacent forests and the dark cOlors
of the neighboring cottages.
Miss Maria Chaplin, preccptress Of a Sc
lect ladies' school in New York City, whJ
bought the Eben Babbdge house last
fall. is building an elegant cottage, but
retains the old house as a part of the es-
Enlistment.
Herman a. Lewis of Philadelphia. is
LAYING the foundation for a new cottage
opposite that of DR.. w. IL. DraIer.
W. n Ross of Philadelphia. who last
year occupied the cottage of Rev. Leigh
ton Parks. ID. D., while the latter was in
Europe, has rented the cottage Of Capt.
Chas r. Pendleton. Mr.. Ross is broth
er of charlie Ross. whose mysterious dis
appearance created such sensation some
years ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-14
Werner's MAGAZINE.

The April issue Of Wcrncrs Maya
zine contains a number of features not
only valuable to its particular class Of
readers, but interesting ana instruc-
tive to the general reading public as
well. The special articles include:
patriotism in Lyrics Graded Ply
steal Exercises. ""Ophclia and Titania
from a French Point Of View" 'Thc
Coaching Of School Plays" Shakes
peare on Vocal Interpretation" and
Psychological Training of the Body"
In the study department there is an
exhaustive review Of the life ana
writings of Edgar Allen Poe. In the
several departments many special dav
programs Of great value to teachers
and also to literary cluhs are oiynr
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PISCATAQUIS.
FOXCROFT.

Mrs. Sarah Vaughan has already begun
extensive repairs and Improvements on
the laundry ana bakery on North street
which was Quilted by the recent fire. The
roof will be changed around and a square
front put on which will make it a fine
looking block. The upper story IS to be
occupied by f. d. Burrows as job
printing Office.
ON Lincoln street. y. W. Gilman is
rcnovating his store inside and will put
in plate glass front for its future oc-
'ipancy by Elmer Nickerson as drug
store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-14
EverYb0dY's magazine

for April has a long table of contents
ana offers its readers a delightful assert
ment Of matter. The Defence Of Our
Coasts THE White Rose Mystery -
Lip Reading. "The Ruse of Father Am
brosc," 'ITow the Queen Sees Play"
The Moon Curse" The Most Tragic
Winter of Modern Times" "After-Din
ner Carpcntcring, steel Making at the
Carnegie Works" How q Ship Finds it,
Way at Sea" ana Edwin Markham
are some of the contributions to this
rcada BILE number
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-14
The Outlook.

TIL" April Quito K numbers among.
its contributed articles several NJ
marked interest. among them being.
THE I:o~r War in Pictures" "Thc
Ecumrnical Missionary Conference Of
lHoo. Lord Nus-bcry." Justin Me-
C1rthy; The cap" Nome GlId
Fields "A N"gr" Artist of I-niuuc
Power William Shakespeare: Poet.
bramatist ana Man" Hamilton
Wright Mabir. ana Caterpillar Hunt
ing. The usual comprehensive news
review with the editorials and literary
departments make vi the remainder
Of this strong number.
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LesIie's Monthly.

The April number of Frank Lcslic's
Popular Monthly is made exceedingly at
tractive by handsome cover design.
That the contributions are equally pleas
ing, the following partial list will show
The Papal Elections" Easter Celcbra-
tions in Roumania." Sermons in Bones, -
Below the Boilers "A Railroad to tho
Yukon" ana Women as Inventors II
The fiction is contributed by Agr<s ana
Egcrton Castle. stephen Crane and Cath
crime Stoneman Long. \ number Of
charming poems are also given
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-14
hpplcton's McnthlY.

Recent Years of Egyptian Explora-
ton "Thn Gold Sands WI Cap.
Nome "a state official Oh Excessive
TaNati"n- Latest Development With
thc N-I;ays." "a Hundred Years of
Chemistry" The Science III Art
Form, steam Turbines and Ijgh-
Speed Vessels" Genuine Starch Fac
tories" and Trade Corporations i'm
china" arc among the subjects ably
considered III the current number III
The Applcton's Monthly. The several
departments give much interesting
mnttnr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-14

Week in Florence" and Easter
Morn" DR.. benjamin +. DcCosta con
tributes thoughtful ana helpful
paper on Young Men and Personal
Service" TWO strong and timely con-
tributions are The Truth about the
Philippines" by Rev. Joseph =. Nc
Quad, and a symposium on "Ameri-
canism or Imperialism. Which ?"
wherein a number Of well-knoWn mon
express their views other articles If
note are The Typical Catholic Novel"
Puerto Rico and Its People" and
Winter Mail Service in Prince Ed
ward Island"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-14
Gunton's magazine.

Az admirable editorial review ii
current matters opens the April mum
Der Of Gunton's Magazine The
Present Status Of immigration Re
atrirtinn' is ably considered hy Pres
colt +. Hall. julius Moritzrn writes
IF the Greatest Lockout in History. 50
that in Denmark in 1899, one Of tn"
important features is the article VI
George l.. Hol"n on Tariff ana Pros
p"rity," followed by an editorial re-
joindcr Effects Of New York Sweat
shop Law il the subject Of an inter
estin@ paper 10y Henry White. Tho
regular departments add much TO the
value of this number
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-14
The Home MAGAZINE.

Variety is the watchword of the
April number Of the Home Magazine.
Nearly all Of the articles are finely
illustrated and include: THE Warfare
of the Future" Hudson Maxim; AN
American in the TransvaIl," "Scicn-
tifc Kite Flying THE Lincoln
Museum at Washington" "rhc Mica
ragua Canal Question" and "a
Neglected Land of Plenty" Stories
and poems with several Illustrated de-
partmcnts of interest mako up the re-
maindcr Of this entertaining number.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-14
The American Kitchen Magazine

for April opens with paper Of unique
interest giving the results Of More
Than Twenty Years NJ Vegetarian
Diet" Table Manners of Long Ago
are Interestingly discussed. The re-
manning contributions are: Egg Pick
ing" ~ Dinner Party-A Ill Chinese. "
Poultry ana Eggs" Neither Poverty
Nor Riches" and "A Walk in the
Woods" The housewife will apprv-
ciate the many timely receipts given
by that Well-knoWn authority on good
cookery, Mrs. Lincoln. Her depart
ment From Day 70 Day" alone is weH
worth the price NJ thu magazine.
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The Eclectic Magazine.

Chief among the many valuable articles
from the foreign periodicals which crowd
the pages of the April Eclectic Magazine
are: The War in South Africa Rob
ert Louis Stevenson's Letters. Social
ism in the United States The Trans
vaal Question From a German Point Of
View The Art of Narration The
Tinkering of Hymns" shakespeare and
the Modern Stage" The Decline and
FAN of the Naturalistic Novel in France. N
ana 'Ruskin the Man ana the Writer"
Stories. poems. and the regular literary
departments complete this entertaining
n1nhnr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-14
KENNEBEC.
LTTCHFIELD PLAINS.

ton. A. r. Bucklin, Geo. y. Bosworth
and G. Roberts, were in attenuance at
the State convention in Lewiston
Wednesday.
Rev. John +. Hartman of Harrison
was the guest recently of f.. TOOthakcr
Mrs. j. A. Chase entertained the Wom-
ans Missionary Society, "Wednesday
afternoon.
The Thursday evening prayer meeting
was held at Deacon Roberts instead of at
the church.
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The Sanitarian.

In The April number the Sanitariar
presents its usual amount of vaIuabl,
and instructive matter. The subjects
discusa'd at length are: pollution III
Streams in Pennsylvania" How Ty-
rhoid Fever is Spread" The Hactcri-
illogical Treatment IF Sewage. =
"H"n"lulu's Contention with tn
Plague" Tho Plague Situation III
Egypt" Public Hygiene and Stat.
Medicine in the United States" state
Medicine in Connecticut" "Statr
Medicine in Colorado" and "Woman's
Work in the World -
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PENOBSCOT.
OLD TOWN.

Thomas Watts WAS brought before
Judge Whiting. Tuesday. on the charge
Of breaking some Of the furniture and
windows Of the smoker connected with
tn" +. Il \. evening train from Green
vile. He was fined s. and costs. and
not having other funds was committed TO
the county Jail for thirty days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-14

features vhich crowd its pages are,
The Elephants Child" Rudyard Kip
ling. The Choir Boys Of England"
Julian Ralph; a Missionary in the
Great West" cyrus Townsend Brady;
behind the Scenes During d Play
Franklin Fylcs; The Ease With
Which We Marry" Edward Box; TIL
American Woman in the Market
Place" THE Genteel Tramps in our
Churches" IAN Maclaren; "Bandanna
Ballads" college Girls Larks and
Franks" AMI The Mysteries Of thc
Century" The regular household ann
fashion departments present much
tir-,riV matter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-14
The Black Cat.

The following stirring ana enter
tanning stories make up the current
number Of the Black cat: Mrs.
Ih"mpSon's Account Of It," Emily
Hewitt Leland. oS2O0 prize storyj
out of the Desert" Edward Stratton
Holloway: "On the Turn Of a Coin. =
Cleveland Moffett; The Man who
Mct Fear" Louise Belts Edwards.
ana The Transposition Of Stomachs. J.
Charles T. Mixer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-14
The Angie American MAGAZINE.

Among the subjects Interestingly
discussed in the current number Of the
Anglo-American Magazine are noted
the following: canadian LOYALTY
The Lizzie Bullock, Segregated
Belcher, and HUM and Hunt Mines"
The Transvaal and the Philippines"
anglo Saxondom" british Bung
ling and Boer Strategy" and "Asiatic
Railroads" The departments give a
large amount Of readable and timely
matter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-14
Table Talk.

The April issue Of Table Talk has for
Hi opening article ~ FaEot of Herbs"
winch VIII interest practical house
wives. "A Chapter for Tea Drinkers"
gives much interesting information.
Among the seasonable c,ntrihn-
I.'ilS noted are: AN Easter
Tide I.unch.nn ana Dinro,. :.
Easter Day The Story of
tn Month " April" ana New Menus
for April Helpful papers are also
given upon the following subjects:
The Child in the House" Method.
Employed in Testing Fabrics" ana
system in HouSckcepinr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-14
The Woman's Home Companion

flr April has, as its leading contribu-
ton. an exceptionally interesting ar
ticle on Grand Opera in its FoIma-
tive State" in which Meyerb-er's great
opera. THE Prophet" il reviewed ~
John Gilmer Speed. Rev. Newell
Dwight Hills writes Of the Achieve
mrnta ii thr Nineteenth Century.
THE concluding paper On social Life
in tn United States Navy is given.
The Easter season is remembered by
a variety NJ features including M arr
tirIr discussing Easter obscrvauc5s IN
foreign countries. ana ballad Of the
BARREN Easter" by clinton Scollard-
THE pages devoted to sewing cookery
housekeeping, ctc.. sive much season
nhlt. muttnr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-14
HANCOCK.
SULLIVAN HARBOR.


Arson, the three-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Winslow Smith was playing
recently with little Irene and Hattie
Corners in the field in front of their
home. when he fell face downward in
spring of water The two little girls
pluckily pulled him out very wet but I'M
injured.
WINTER HARBOR.
Dr. A. Z. Small has purchased the resi-
dence Of Capt. II. Z. Tracy, which Will
be a more central location.
BLUEHlLL.
The trustees of the George Stevens
Academy have contracted with Geo. W.
Butler to make repairs on the stevens
house occupied by DR.. K. T. Grindle.
E. n Mayo is busy making repairs on
several of the schoOlhouses before the
commencement of the spring term OF
school Several of the town schools Will
commence the 10th and others the 23d of
the present month.
The selectmen Of the town have ac-
cepted the plan and specifications sub
mitted to them by the school committee
for a new school building to be built at
Long Island the work of which will be
done by contract
Mr. Kline of Ohio. has purchased the
Parker place located on South street and
will make extensive repairs on the house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-14

Bernard Ensanquet: aims ana Illus
tations in Practical Ethics" Ms
Alexander Balm: The Metaphysical
Problem and Its Bearing Upon
Fth:,-" A. IL Taylor ana James
Martincau NY HI Ethical Teacher"
:. II. Myllonc. The department Dis
cussions" is an unusually interesting
feature. ana the Book Reviews" give
much timely matter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-14
The Humanitarian

for April opens with an interesting
sketch If two German Socialist lead
era, Rebel ana Won Nollmar. Among
the other contributions are included.
Agricultural Education" ''Int,r-
national Reform" The History nj
Magic,' australian ExpauSiveuc.a.' %
Japanese Music" and Insignia OF
Fashionable Woa." The editorial ID
raftments are. As usual. 4 leading
f.1tlrt.
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WASHINGTON.
MA('IIIAS.

Carroll l.. Hanscom, who was recently
appointed by Supt. Bradbury to take the
school census. has completed his work
and reports $40 scholars in town between
the ages of four and u. Il loss of 10 i'll
comparison with the figures of 1899
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Parisian.

Entertaining stories and instructive ar
ticles with poems and the usual depart
ments make up this months Partisan.
The illustrated features are: Georges
De Feurc.' THE Birth Of the Flowers. +
The Paris Exposition Of 1900" ana ''Thu
Automobile Club of America" The sto-
ries which are by French writers, are Of
much merit and add much to the attrdc-
tiVpnpsS Of this number
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MccIure's MAGAZINE.

The April McClures is readable
and attractive number. The place of
honor is accorded to Part ". Of Rev.
John Watson's notable work on The
Life of the Master" Many beautiful
and rare illustrations accompany this
life. William Barclay Parsons con-
tributes a valuable and timely paper
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The Art Amateur.

The April Art Amateur presents
many attractive features together with
number Of instructive articles
Among the more important contIibu-
lions are noted: "Counterfeiting Pie
lures, Some American Exhibits. ="
The Art Student Abroad" Painting
in Oil Colors for the Amateur and Be
ginner,' Drawing for Reproduction"
Figure Painting" Pleasant Dining
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O0nahoe's MAGAZINE.

The Easter number Of Donahoe's
Magazine is as interesting within as it
Is attractive without A number of
beautiful Easter features are given.
among them being: The Feast Of
Easter" Psalm for Easter" Holy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-14

on The American Invasion Of China"
In AN Arctic Day and Night" Walter
Wcllman gives some interesting ex-
por;cnces. Professor Huxleys Start
in Life" is interestingly reviewed by
Leonard Huxley. The fiction. this
month. includes five delightful short
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-14
International Journal OF Ethics

The following able articles make IN
the April number IF The International
Journal Of Ethics; The Nature and
Significance Of Monopolies and
Trusts" Richard 7. Ely; The Ethics
M Expansion" II. II. Powers: The
Ethics Of our Philippine Policy" Her
bert Welsh; Ladies and Gentlemen"
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WALDO.
SEARSPORT.

SEARSPORT.
Nickcrson & Bailey still have their
night crew at the spool mill
The selectmen have appointed Dr. H. H.
Sellers as town physician
There have probably been a hundred
cases OF grip in town during the past
week, but no very severe cases.
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49c each

Rooms" ana "IIuw tn Paint on silks
ANA Satins" the illustrations this
month are exceedingly attractive ana
offer many susg stions to the beginner
in art. a. we'll as to tn 81 more al
y1ncvI