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aIcssia,~s
George Richardson is expected this week
to maie a ). iei visit to his former home. ,
Miss Gertrude Knowlton will sing in
the Pittsnsia chorus at the music festival
in Bangor.
Mrs. Sylvester Colt, accompanied by
Miss Anna M. Colt, is stopping in Bangor
for few days.
Logan Gott is keeping store for Adelbert
Gilley, of Southwest Harbor, during his
visit to Bangor.
Bert Eaton was as usual on time We'd
nesday morning to carry jolly crowd to
Ellsworth on his buckboar
Mrs. II. P. Richardson, of Mt. Desert
Rock light station, is spending few
weeks at the home of P. W. Richardson.
The many friends OF Mrs. Amy Clement
will be sisi 20 hear that she is rapidly i'm
proving from the effects Of broken wrist.
Capt. John Bickford, a native of this
place but for many years resident of
Gloucester, Mass, spent few days here
recently.
The season for packing sardines at the
VIM. Underwood Co.'S plant closed last
week. The pack this year shows large
increase over that of last year and the
work .cc-cs 70 have been successful in
every way.
o. l.. Bragg gave some OF his friends a
fine outing on his naphtha launch "ldeaP'
Tuesday afternoon. The party included
q. l.. Bragg and wife, Mrs. Ethel Wilson,
Miss Maude Chaffey, Capt. Clarence
Turn, vito and daughter Marion, and
Miss Bernice Bunker.
The Rhinoplastic club held very enjoy
able meeting at the home Of Mrs. Clifford
Dolliver Wednesday evening OF last week.
After the completion OF the evenings
work collation. was served. During the
evening, Mrs. Leslie Wilson was elected
president for the ensuing year. The next
meeting will be held at the home of Mrs.
P. w. Richardson.
Oct. = ANON.
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Lamoine-
Mrs. F. ID. Hodgkins has returned from
a visit to relatives in Waltham.
John Maxwell, OF Orient, was recently
the guest OF Alton Tripp aud wife.
Mrs. Betsey Young is spending few
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Hannah
Thompson, at Seal Harbor.
Mrs. j. S. Blair returned Friday from
Monroe where she visited Mrs. II. A.
Holt and other friends.
Eiwood King, Miss Carrie Salisbury and
Miss Cordie King have returned from
their seasons employment at Bar Harbor
and Seal Hsrbor.
Rev. w. II. Rice, wife and daughter
will return to their home at Orient this
week. Mr.. Rice is at present visiting his
mother and other relatives at Birch
Hsrbor.
Miss Msude Higgins, OF Minneapolis,
who was the guest OF her cousin, Miss
Phosie Higgins, last week, went to Els
worth Saturday. She will visit N. ii.
Higgins and family until Tuesday, when
she will leave for the West.
Oct. z. ID.
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Seal Cove.
Henry Jordan, son OF Edgar Jordan, OF
Hallowell, is visiting friends in town.
w. J. Harper and wife are planning for
a trip to Annapolis, N. s., to visit Mrs.
Harper's parents. 4
The house occupied by James Walls and
owned by Mrs. Mildred Norwood, of
Calais, has been sold to q Mr.. Cooper.
Very interesting meetings have been
held here during the past week by Rev.
Herbert Shute, OF West Hancock. Mr..
Shute has been greatly assisted In the
work by j. s. Corson, OF the Maine Bible
society. All regret that Mr.. Corson Is
obliged to leave the coming week, his
duties as agent of the society calling him
elsew here.
j. w. ODER thinks he Is entitled to a
premium for beanraising, having raised
90 far two crops OF beans in the twentieth
century. Last January Mr.. Ober, while
sorting some dry beans for table use.
found few small, shiny, dark beans.
These he planted indoors in boxes. They
fourished and bore abundantly, ripening
in due time. At early planting time Mr..
ober planted the seed, which also bore and
ripened, thus giving him, as it we're, two
crops in little over six months time.
Who says our rugged climate will not pro-
duce two serial crops?
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TIE AMERICAN has subscribers at 100
81 The IA post-o6fces in Honcock county;
su the csi.oT papers in the county cont
hsned do not reach so many. THE AMER
rc4N IS net the only paper printed in
H1ncock county, and has nerer claimed to
be, osat ., 20 Lac only paper that can prop
srly be GATED COUNTY paper; all the
rest are useresy local papers. The eircttla-
Gsas = 49, -ERIoAN, barring the Bar
Harbor Records summer list, 10 larger
ehon that 81 all the other papers printed
IN Hancock county.
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forty eight subordinate assemblies In
Maine, with membership of 2, AS sisters,
1t is one of the most helpful of women's
clubs. Its teachings are liberal and broad
as education, and factor for good in any
community.
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South Hancoek.
Mrs. f. NJ. Watson left Wednesday
morning for her home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. A. e. Wooster IS at Bar Harbor,
visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry s. Brown.
Louis Jordan and wife went to Bucks
port Friday, to attend the annual meet
ing OF Hancock county grange.
Oct. z. w.
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Bluehill Falls.
Mrs. A. II. johnson has returned to
New York.
Fred L. Csndage and family returned
from West fremont friday.
Mrs. b. II. Csndage has gone to Dor
chester, Mass, to remain this winter.
The lobster smacks "Katie s. Lawson"
and "E. McNichol' arrived Sunday
night with fish.
Oct. 7. SUB.
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organizing singing school under the
direction Of n. w. Littiefisid, OF Bangor.
There was q small attendance owing 10
Misunderstanding OF the date oil the
meeting. Another meeting will be heid
to. morrow evening, and there Is Mite
doubt but what class viii be organized
About twenty Ave have igned ths paper
now in circulation. Mr.. Littiehesd Is
considered fine singing master, hsving
taught great number of schools. All
who ere DESTROYS OF hsv's@ the'r voices
trained should not miss this opportunity.
~, = SUBA.
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treasurer, A. D. Bray. 1t was voted to
hold the annual fair and supper wednes-
day evening, Oct. %; il stormy, the Thars-
day following.
Oct. Z. UNE FEMME.
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Prospect Harbor-
Mrs. j. b. Cole is visiting relatives in
Winter Harbor.
few days during the fair.
Miss Bessie Williams is home from Bar
Harbor, where she spent the summer.
Carl Peters left this morning for Chi
cago. Ee has spent the summer at home.
Miss Sibyl Cole has returned from a
visit to Miss Blanche Deasy in Bar Harbor
Mis- Crs-n Crane, of Winter Harbor,
spent last week at Mrs. c. c. Larrabee's.
Marcus Handy returned home Saturday
from Marblehead, Mass, where he spent
the summer.
Mrs. L. P. Cole has returned home from
Portland. where she has been the guest of
Mrs. E. G. Abbott.
Mrs. Alfred Tracy, of the Sands, is TAX
ing 1c-cs -eeded vacation with relatives
and friends In Boston.
Mrs. J. NJ. Williams and Mrs. C, C. Lar
rabee have been spending the week in
Bangor and Ellsworth. i
Miss Geneva Sawyer gave an enjoyable
card party recently. Dainty refreshments
were served during the evening.
Mrs. M. A. Handy Ieayes for Bar Harbor
to-day, where she will spend the winter
with ner daug Inter-, Mrs. L. p. Deasy. 4
The schools have commenced with
promises OF profitable terms. G. c. Baker
is teacher Of the grammar and Miss Lucy
Bunker OF the primary.
Mrs. L. p. Cole, who was sent as dele
gate to he grand assembly Of Pythian
in Auburn, Sept "a, reports
sn interesting meeting, with the order
growing in the State. There are now
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South Deer r-,e. y
George Robbins arrived home Saturday
from coasting trip.
Stephen Stanley arrived home last week
from the seasons yachting.
Mrs. May Robbins arrived home satur-
day from Biddeford, where she attended
the convention OF the w. G. T. u.
News was received from Mrs. Elvira
Thurston this week that she was not dam
gerously Ill, as was feared at first.
Miss Christie Robbins, who went to
Allston for a weeks visit, did not return
Saturday as expected, having found en-
pioyment in Cambridge where she will
remain for the present.
News came to-day OF the death OF Mrs.
Eliza Small, of Sunset, which occurred at
her home Thursday, Oct. 8. Next to
"Uncle 'Thaniel' and Aunt SaIome", Mrs.
Small was, SO far as the writer knows, the
oldest person in town. She was the
widow of the late Thomas Small and
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Avery FifieId,
who were among the oldest native resi-
dents of the town. She leaves a large
family to mourn the loss OF much be-
loved and respected mother. A family re-
union which took place in August was
noticed in THE AMERICAN. Though In
feeble health, she was able to be about the
house and was never idle, spending her
time in knitting and such light work as
she was able to do, of her own choice.
She was sitting up when she had shock
which rendered her insensible, and she
lived but two hours Mrs. Small would
have been ninety years old in December
next
Oct Eco
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East Surry.
George Davis spent part OF last week at
home.
The friends OF Simeon Lord are glad
that he has received slight increase of
pension.
Capt. M. d. Chatto has charge OF the
freight for the steamo boat company for a
short time.
Capt. X. A. Sinclair is having some
work done on his building by masons
and carpenters.
Work has begun on repa iring the house
recently purchased OF the heirs of Mrs.
Ann Jarvis by Rev. A. l.. Hudson.
George WATSON has charge OF the work.
Capt. 5. j. Treworgy left for Boston
Friday to attend to the placing in winter
quarters OF the yacht "Idalia". His little
daug liter Grace is thought to be out OF
danger.
Oct T. q
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COUNTY NEWS.
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George Crockett and wife VIII make
Southwest Hsroor ther nome Tor the
winter. They have moved into the Ross
'rs o. 60 " -'11 CLARK.
Mrs Marsaret Trundv has heen in Ran
he dangerous illnessof her stem daughter.
4agues, who is no~ sVme"n NAT improved
10 health.
Rev. Dean A. Walker and wife were the
only delegates from the Southwest Har-
bor church to the county convention at
little Deer Isle. the other members
a,ectsd be,,o unahle To a,tend
- $500. 49, ,,,s
80 -,
49, C,ars,. ms C,a.s,. sa,.a
- Is - ~ - '.,.,~.sa 80 80 -,
The adjourned town meeting was in
session Friday forenoon, Oct. 4. After
considerable discussion OF the Seal Cove
oridge, was eohciuueo 70 go on with
repairs now' ana petition 1ne next MARCH,
meeting Tor new oriage.
Mrs. Julia Giliey spent last week in
Bangor. Mrs. Z. L. Higgins and Mrs.
Thomas Lawton went there on Thursday,
returning on Saturday. having attended
the music fes; iyaI. Fred Higgins was
one of the members from Pittsfield to
sing in the grand chorus.
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and nsir over bis,or,c roads tbropsh
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ing OF October was devoted to a general
review of mast WORK and the discuss,a,,
OF lines OF study for future sessions. The
next meeting will be held at the sane
place on Oct. 10.
The Congregational sewing circle held
ies hrsa iaii ueetihS az sne none Vi Mrs.
Harry Giliey tuesday, OCT. l. An IN
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uork ,or the, oh;a.t Prn,, yss sarv.a
nv the ho.,eas THO ni,;stsr,s wife Mrs
Walker. was welcomed as new member.
Iy,,,a Iawr.,c. aon,a,.s n.rr,w,,
escaped drowning on Saturday. He fell
through a hole In Clark brothers wharf.
o. W. Cousins and Ned Clark, hearing a
little boy screaming, saw that Lawrence
had disappeared. his younger nrotner
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K. T. "Ee'' SUI > no"'e
Charles Parker shot a deer at Flye's
Point last Tuesday.
S. E. Mcfarland bought a horse OF r.
w Smith Iast w.aL
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COUNTY NEWS.


siaehIi.
Mrs. Josiah Horton is Ia town.
The schooner Revenue" arrived Satur-
day.
George A. Ciough, of BrookIine, is in
town.
Mrs. Russell will give lessons in music
In the academy.
Truman Hinckiey is employed with W.
/. Partridge in the drug store. =
Miss Louise HiBckley has resumed her
studies at Burdett business college,
Boston.
Both churches held their sewing circles
last Thursday. Mrs. A. NJ. Herrick was
chosen president OF the Congregational
sewing circle and Mrs. e. F. Hinckley,
secretary and treasurer.
The following left TOR Boston Monday;
Mrs. l.. j. Osgood, Miss Emma osgood,
Miss Beuah Burnham, Miss Florence
Morse, Miss Mamie Snowman, Miss Lima
Morton, Mrs. Sidney Howe, Master
Roger Howe.
Oct. Z. BRuz
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NJ

No matter how long you have had the cough;
II II hasn't already developed into consumption.
DIR. Woods Norway Pine syrup will cure IT,
Adut.
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Impressive memorial services for Presi-
dent Mckinley were held by the woman's
relief corps Saturday evening. In ad-
dition to the ritual service, there were
readings and music.
The w. r. @. has membership num-
boring forty five. and IL active In interest
and good works. Arrangements are
being made for an entertaiuo ent at the
chapel next Saturday evening for the
benefit Of the Newport horne 1t IL
expected that besides recitations and
music some novel features will be added
to the programme. IL 1t should storm
Saturday evening, the entertainment Will
be postponed week.
Oet Nj.
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East Franklin.
Mrs. Lizzie Patten is visiting relatives
in East Sullivan.
Misses Hattie Blaisdell and Edith Cor
don, who are teaching school at East
brook, spent Sunday with their parents.
Oct. Z. M. P.
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Surry.
Miss Minnie Townsend went to Boston
Monday.
Mrs. Mary NJ. K. Colt went to Dollard-
town Friday for few days, visit.
Rev. e. A. Carter, of Harrington,
preached in the Methodist vestry Friday
night.
There was a pound party at the Metho-
dist parsonage Saturday night for the
benefit of the pastor, Rev. j. d. McGraw.
1t was good social gathering.
Oct. Z. q.
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NAMES oE PLAYERS.

Umpire: Shaw; scorer, Bruce Giles.
The feature of the game was the hit by
II. Burrill, OF Dedham, in the ninth in
ming. With two out and three men on
bases, and two strikers and two balls on
him, and the score 11-9 in favor of
Holden, he hit the ball for home run
winning the game.
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East Bluehin.
Harvey P. Long is building hunting
skiff.
Maud Ridley came home from Seal Har-
Dor last Wednesday.
Mrs. George E. Carter returned from
Bangor last Thursday.
Schooner SRed Jacket, Farr master,
with granite for New York, sailed last
Tuesday.
Rosa Candage who has been at Seal Har-
Dor during the summer, returned last
Wednesday.
Alice Candsge who has been with Miss
Pearson at BluehiIl during the summer
came home last Wednesday.
Margie Long, Colina Thorn, Linwood
Leach, Arson Thorn and May Curtis are
attending the Bluehill academy.
Oct T. G.
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CraDnsass
Preblo Richardson has gone to sea to be
absent until spring.
The fishing vessels have nearly all given
up fishing for this season.
William N. Cole and Miss c. E. Vose
have returned to their homes in Boston.
A feet of mackerel catchers mum bering
thirty-seven vessels was recently in this
harbor. 1t was the largest fleet seen here
for quite a number OF years.
Mrs. e. T. Preble and daughter Lizzie
left here Thursday for Portland. After
visiting friends there few days, they will
go to their home in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stanley last week
moved into their new house and celebrated
the event by house-warming at which
about sixty persons were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Batchelder and daughter
and friend who have been visiting at tn ,
home of Capt. and Mrs. E. c. Rosebrook,
left last Monday for their homes in Massa-
chusetts. ~
Schooner wild Rose" stocked 50, 100
and schooner ''Taniscott" 1900. Capt.
W. S. Trussell has sold his part of
schooner "Cosmos" to Capt. Whitaker.
who has already taken charge and sailed
for Gloucester. Capt. Trussell will engage
in the lobster fishing business during the
winter.
Edward Perkins, of Hartford, Conn ,
who has spent the season here assisting
Rev. @. N. Davie in his pastoral work, has
returned to pursue his theological studies.
He has been an earnest and active worker
in this town, and delivered some very in
teresting sermons. A lecture on Japan
was exceedingly interesting. His de-
parture is generally regretted.
Sept. 30. X.
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| North sedgwleS.
Rev. S. Merrill is the guest>of Mrs. ADA
Allen.
Mrs. l. c. Closson is visiting at Mrs.
| Lucy Blossoms.
Mrs. Ella Powers, who has been very Ill,
is now much better.
The canary bird that found home at
Mrs. Eiwell's, few all the way from surry.
Saturday evening at the Grange hall
was held a missionary sociable. All had
their fortunes told. 1t was very enjoy
able evening.
Miss Abbie Elwell has gone to Boston
for few days. She will return to Port
land tor the winter. She has been Mt her
home In North Sedgwick for two months
caring for her sister, who has been very
III.
Miss Evelyn Cornor, who has lived with
Mrs y w. Treworgy for nearly i've years,
ieft on Taursdsy for Lewiston, where she
expects 10 make her home foe the future.
Her class OF little boys aud girls In the
Sunday school will miss devoted
teacher.
Mrs s. w. Tresorey, former pastor OF
the North Sedgwick Baptist church, left
here on THURSDAY for Csstine where she
will stop for a few days OF rest. She felt
called to give up her pastorate and devote
hersel! to the special work OF an evan
gelist. She will enter at once upon evan
geiistic work In the town OF Rowland.
She will be greatly missed here.
Oct. Z. RAE.
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Marlboro
Miss Maria Pettengill Is ill.
Mrs. A. I'll. Wilbur, of Lakewood, is
visiting Mrs. s. II. Remick.
Miss Mary Closson is i'll at Bar Harbor.
Her mother, Mrs. Frank Closson, is there
caring for her.
George Jellison, who had his hip put
out of joint at the coaIing station at La
moline, is slowly improving.
Melvin Jellison and Mrs. Lucy White,
of Clifton, spent few days with their
brother, George Jellison, last week.
Oet.7 ARE.
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EGO.

otter Creek.
The people OF this place are now enjoy
ing the privilege of regular religious
services, by the pastor OF the Congregs-
tional church of Seal Harbor, Rev. A. p.
Mcdonald, who breaches at the school
house every Sunday afternoon. A Sun
day school and Christian Endeavor are
sustained by the people. For some time
the ladies have been COLI citing funds In
their society for a church building. A
lot has been procured, and now canvass
is being made for subscriptions to the
building fund. The plan is to erect a
building costing about e 800, aud fitted
for tine needs OF the place. Recently the
society has adopted the name OF "The Aid
Society of Otter Creek, and enlarged the
membership by admitting all the men
who were INTEREST," In building church
The meeting held Thursday evening, Oct
3, was called by the justice of peace, Will
liam Cox. The members voted to incor-
porste the society under the name of
"The Aid Society of Otter Creek, and the
following trustees were elected: l. M.
Trip, G. w. Grover and Thomas Davis.
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BASEBALL.

Dedham- AZ
BASEBALL.
The Dedham nine defeated the Holdens
for the third time this season at baseball.
The following is the score by innings:
Dedham .............2 Q o o Alb
Holden ..............l o 2 4 0 Ill
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UNE FEMME.


DEsIsLE- COUGH.
A very pretty wedding took place at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. DesIsie
Wednesday, Oct. 2, when their daughter,
Miss Helen L. DesIsle, was married to
Adonirsm B. Cough The ceremony was
performed by Rev. A. III. Coar, OF the
Unitarian church, Ellsworth. The bride
was given away by her father. The maid
of honor was Miss Lena DesIsle, sister OF
the bride. Ezra Cough, OF Bar Har Dor,
brother OF the groom, was best man.
The bride wore a gown of castor gray
broadcloth, with chiffon and applique
trimmings. Her only iewei was crescent
pin with twenty-five pearls, the gift OF
Mrs. j. A. Peters, is. She carried white
roses. Tee maid of honor wore rose
bud muslin with black velvet trimmings.
The decorations were autumn leaves and
fall asters.
After the CEREMONY refreshments were
served by Misses Ellie Bragdon, Alice
Higgins, Anna Berry and Cordie King,
friends OF the bride. Mr.and Mrs. Cough
left for wedding trip. On their return
they will reside at Bar Hsrbor.
The guests from out OF town were Mrs.
j. A. Peters, ir., Mrs. Helen L. wiggip,
Miss Anna Berry, ELLSWORTH; Ezra Cough
and Miss Gertrude Lynch, Bar Harbor.
Hiss DesIsle is one OF Lsmoiae's most
popular young ladies'. and Mr.. Cough one
of Bar Harbor's business men. Their
many friends wish them much happiness.
Commander Logan has returned from
Washington, ID. c.
Loren Collins has moved into the house
formerly occupied by A. q. Morrison.
G. c. TooIe and wife have closed their
summer cottage and returned to their
home In Bangor.
Miss Jane smith went to Bangor Satur-
cay to visit her brother, who is a patient
In the insane hospital.
Oct. z. H.
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Southwest Harpor.
George Crockett and wife will make
Southwest Hsrbor their home for the
winter. They have moved into the Ross
Cfaut
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Saturday Evening EoSLl
MI. Clarence Lucas, now resident III
London. is said TO be the hrst Canadian
writer of orchestral compositions to re-
ceive a public hearing Two of mis- over
lures, "Otheno" and AS You Like 1T,
have been given in London, and q rhlrQ,
''AIacbeth." was recently played under
Mr.. Theodore Thomas direction in Chi
cago.
Like the majority of composers, Mr.
Lucas prizes quiet as above all price and
he holds the street piano TO be an en-
envy TO Inspiration. After clearinEs the
neighboThOOd Of his home In ST. John $
Wood Of such visitants a champion of
the brotherhood appeared one day to
have it out with the composer. He set
tied himself in front of the musician s
window and played Coin and arguments
were useless. He had come to stay. The
musician in the street was an athlete F;
so is the Canadian. A test of strength
followed. At its conclusion the visiting
musician withdrew.
Feeling that the street piano man had
provoked the assault. Mr. Lucas went
TO a neighbOring magistrate and ex-
planned what he had done The magis-
trate, Selling the humor of the situation,
grinned and said that he was glad when
musical gentlemen helped TO keep the
peace
RaIston Health Foods will be served
free at Henderson's grocery today
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a MuscuIar -ITusician.

Copyright, 1900, by a. H. Hawlzins,)
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RaIston Health Foods will be served
free at HendeTson's grocery today.