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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-12-12

Another beautiful line with lace in
sertion and lace edge, tucked cen
ter, lace insertion and lace edge,
embroidered center, lace in 1Eo
sertion and lace edge at..... scO
Ladies' Handkerchiefs with en-
broidered edge and lace QEo
insertion at. ...... ....... wv
A big assortment embracing all
pure linen Handkerchiefs, colored
novelties, fancy colored with lace
edge and initial Handkerchiefs
with embroidered OSo
hem at 29c and ............. Wv
The largest line we have ever
shown in the lower priced Hand
kerchiefs, plain white cotton, plain
white linen and fancy embroider-
ed, an endless variety of So
styles, 1Sc, 12Hc, 10c, SC, and w
A large line of colored bordered
Handkerchief In
at sc, SC and. Observation-Disclosures. IL
Mems initial silk Handkerchiefs,
a special line 7So
at .............
A big line of mems plain white silk
Handkerchiefs, at E0o
SIPS, SLIP, CSC, 69c and. wv
Mems plain white linen Handker-
chiefs at Use, soc, 3Sc. Oh
33c, Csc, 15c. 12Isc, 10c and. .C3C
Mems colored border Hand So
kerchiefs at 12E.c and. ..... w
Mems white cotton Eo
Handkerchiefs at. -. ....... .cC
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-12-12

A large line of Pocketbooks in all
colors, some with trimmed OSo
corners, at.......... $500. "OS
A handsome line of carved leather
Pocketbooks in lizard, I E0
elephant and seal, at Nv
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-07-17
Law Breakers Gathered In.

Deputy Sheriff Gaillard Ihad busy
time last week and he made it warm
for the law breakers.
On Tuesday he went to Newberry
with warrant for the arrest of E. II.
Heidtman, insurance agent who had
collected money for insurance policies
and appropriated the same to his own
use instead of turning it over to Mr..
I. H. Moses of this city as he
should have done. Mr. Gaillard had
some difficulty in locating his man as
neither the sheriff of Newberry county
nor any Of the police Of Newberry
knew him or could give any informa-
tion as to his probable whereabouts.
Mr.. Gaillard, however, had descrip-
tion of Heidtman, and after looking
around a bit found him at the hotel
and placed him under arrest. Heidi
man gave justified bonnd for 5000
and was released.
Thursday morning Mr.. Gaillard
went to Pinewood and arrested Judson
Haynsworth alias Judson Reese, col
ored., who had obtained money on a
mortgage of piece of land which he
represented to be the property of his
wife, but which is owned by another
person. Haynsworth was brought to
this city and committed to jail.
Friday afternoon he went to
Lanes for John Bethea alias John
Branch who had been arrested near
that place. John Bethea is COW
thief who escaped from the jail
guard short time ago and has evaded
arrest until located at Lanes few
days ago. Bethea was brought back
to jail.that night, by way of Florence,
and will be kept closely confined until
the next term of court when he will
be tried.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-07-17
AID FOR THE EXPOSITION.
City Council Asked to Subscribe for
Stock of Exposition Company.

Mr.. E. H. Pringle, of Charleston,
representing the Charleston Exposi
ton appeared before special meeting
of City Council Monday and request
ed the council to subscribe to the stock
of the Exposition Co. He presented
his request as business proposition
and in doing so made straightfor
ward and forcible talk in the interest
of the Exposition. He laid stress upon
the we'll known fact that the Exposi-
tion is not local in scope or character
and that it will benefit the State as
a whole far more than the city of
Charleston in which it is to be held:
consequently it should have the sup
port and cooperation of the people of
the State, and especially of the towns
and cities. Mr.. Pringle's argument
was to the point and should have been
convincing, but motion by Alderman
". n. Epperson that the city sub
scribe $500 did not receive second.
After some discussion it was evident
that the members of council desired
more time for consideration and
motion to defer action until the next
regular meeting of council, made by
Alderman Hurst, was adopted.
The question is one of importance to
the city and will be fully discussed
by all classes of citizens between this
time and the next meeting of council
on Wednesday, July oath. If the peo-
pie Of the city favor the appropriation
and so declare themselves council will
undoubtedly accede to their wishes
and vote whatever sum it is thought
wise to expend in aid of the Exposl-
tion Council does not at this time
appear to favor the appropriation. and
unless it can be shown conclusively
that it is the will of the taxpayers
that the money be approprited the
probability is that no Exposition stock
will be taken by the city of Sumter.
However as other towns are coming
to the aid of the exposition it is to be
hoped that Sumter will fall into line
and DO her share toward making the
Exposition success. 1t should be
matter of State pride to show to
the world that the South Carolina
Inter State and West Indian EXposi-
tion can be made complete success
and the greatest exposition ever held
in the South, Notwithstanding the mig
gardly treatment of congress, which
was guilty of the grossest unfairness
and discrimination in refusing to make
an appropriation in aid of this ex-
position after having heretofore appro-
priated millions for other expositions
in other states. Sumter should not
only aid the exposition but should
have first class exhibit Of the re-
sources and manufacturing industries
of the best county in the state.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-07-17
The State of South Carolina,
County of Sumter.
June 5-12-l9

By T. V. Walsh, Esq. Probate Judge.
Whereas, Jas. E. Mayes, made
suit to me to grant him letters of
Administration of the Estate of and
effects of Nelson Brockington, decd.
These are therefore to cite and ad
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said Nelson Brock
ington, late of said County and State
deceased, that they be and appear be-
fore me in the Court of Probate, to be
held at Sumter c. H., on July 26th,
1901, next, after publication thereof,
at II o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause, if any they have, why the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 10th day
THOs. V. WALSH,
July 1o-2t Judge of Probate.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-07-17
5leYa 70 Atems.

The old idea ,ha, the body sometimes needs
g powerful, drastic, pu-gative pill has BEEN ex.
ploded; Dr. King. New Life Pills, which
are perfectly harmless. gently stimulate liver
and bowels to e1pel poisonous mats'r, cleanse
the system and absolutely cure constipation
and sick headache Only CSC at J F W De-
Lorms's drug ste re.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-07-17
DEATH.

Mrs. Eugenia Lapsley, wife Of Rev.
R. 4. Lapsley. of Stanton, Va. died
last Wednesday morning at Green
vile, Va, after several weeks illness,
aged Al wears, Mrs. Lapsley was
the only child of Mrs. Z. \. Browne,
of this city, and was woman Of noble
character and of fine mind. She had
many, devoted friends and relatives in
this city, her former home, to whom
her death is sad bereavement. She
leaves a husband and several children
as we'll as her aged mother. who was
with her during her last illness.
The funeral was held in Greenville,
Va. last Thursday.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-07-17
TIGERS IN WEDGEFlELD.
Constable Dorm Visits Their Dens.

Wedgefeld, July 15.-Constable c.
Il. Dorm of Sumter made an unex-
pected call on the blind tigers here
Saturday and secured three and half
gallons of whiskey and one case of
beer. also pistol which was dropped
by John Moore, colored, while trying
to escape with his whiskey.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-07-17
South Carolina Military Academy.
Office Chairman Board of Visitors,
Charleston. S. c.. July 3. 1901.

Vacancies in Beneficiary Cadetshir
exist as follows in the counties named
Aiken, Q) one; Beaufort, ~ one
Berkeley, a. one; Charleston, ()
one; Fairfield, (D one; Florence, (1)
one; Oconee, u one; Orangeburg, (1)
one; Sumter, (D one; Union, IL
one; Williamsburg. (1) one.
Application blanks, with accompany
ing instructions, may be obtained from
4he County Superintendents of Educa-
ton. These applications, filled out in
every particular, must be in the hands
of the Chairman by the 1st of August.
C.. S. GADSDEN,
Chairman Board of Visitors.
June 5-12-19
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-07-17
COUNTY SUMMER SCHOOL.

THE SUMNER SCHOOL FOR
Sumter County will open on Monday,
July %. All teachers are expected to
attend. All teachers attending pune
tually will be allowed IS to defray
expenses. ". 2. BASKlN,
July Is. -. - Co. Supt. of Ed.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-07-17
T. eirdlas the e1ohe

The fare of Bucklens Arnica Salre, as the
best in the world, extends round the earth. It's
the one perfect healer of cats, corns, burns,
bruises, sores, scalds. bolts, ulcers, fslons,
aches. pains and all >kin eruptions. Only in.
fallbl, pile cure Csc a box at J W De.
Lorme's
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-07-17

DeWin's 0sch -z-i S.lve sno.H e
promptly applied to cots. hur,s aod scales.
1t soothes aud qaickiy cea 'he iojared pa,,
There are worthless coqe,erf Is, be sa6e 10
get DeWit,'s Hushsoa & Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-17
SANTA FE EXCURSIONS.

Nstio-ai Wo-zn's Christisn Ten,
psrance Uuioz- p w0rrh- TEXAS No
vez5er l-th to 1trh. ls8l--Fo- this &C.
cssio- ne Win sell excurs5o- ticket
Ard=ore 70 Fors Worth and return
a. rate % s. ~ for round trfo Tickets
or sale yremher 1lth ant rs,h lin
tied o. 3rezber --nd for anal re-
turn
Hereford short Horn and Can7usr
Catt,e Assog-sfior- Eap-zs CITY No
Oct71er -lst 90 zsth. 1saL-For this
occzsio1 Eiu sell eKcursio- tsckass
% Kansas City and return A. rate =
oEe s-srtsrt fare plus s-aa. Ttcke-.
OF sale Octoter 18Th % -3ri inclusive
limited % October 1sth fo- sus1 re-
turn
L--- -e-ue-s Cc-vc1tc- New OF
leans. L. 0etoter l-tt to .rh ls1f-
F7- tn above OCCASION rate Of or
reE-isr s-aulari fare plus S.as to
N=H Orleans. Ia and re-r-- Is a.
t-c-re.i- T.cke-s OF sale October Tar
snt ifs- limited o. October end Tor
enzl -eturu- A ~. Dlnhzu Agent
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s..l.,t vl,1i.s,.,- A,ur..

A wasa.nEro- speclsl says There
remains bat little O. be ssie ulth -r.
rzrs ~ TIE schieF case TEE te.ti-
-1-y %. Cart C1lEe y-szerd1y utict
riosef tte tera-r-e-t case. Ess y
itse.f s1E art % settle str r1art. 2
Ca-t coke vas t.e o-e o4c-r n
a-l-et 81 ts- Eho c1uL FED s1-e-
t.inx .-p0--a-r beyo-t mere opinions
Ha vas TIE fe1srr-e1ts wif-ess a1t
b. Knocked al t1e p-eceeiinE teszi-
nc1y ~ -he te-ar-Eert .rtJ a c0eksd
ha- Nou tte Af-i-als case fs te.rr
r-ese-tet Pr0tstly al his restIn0lv
al ta .n al-.i- tro re@ss The ~
ri-si tlrsa-f ulI z1 On ,hc stand ts
,.1.a tls si1e ~ re case AL tt-r 80
coax uI retire t1 RS 80 the testi-
ro-r Wsssl-E-cr LEI re'l sstisf-5
that --. court E.l eQ-1ietriy cx0c-
crate s-hl-g a-t zlFe fi7 credit f5-
ti. .s-l-z.. slel se- rr r1r C.
t-v - --a Ss-tlaE1 -s-paiEr Ihe
at--a a-t -- rC----- arr Dell E---t
a. tr. s-ate. -t- r-a ard ---I-i-
pare -1-t-r --e-- -. -pf--. r-F-
tr-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-17
store Fixtures.

Gst orr prices ~ billiard and
po0i tables r-fn-- o1yiug else
Eher- s1Ii 0u -ssv payments.
Or cushions sr- guaranteed tOr
tE@zrv YEAR. sli sr- nsi@ by Z
rev valesc'zE process Old
tati-s fitted Eifn aur cushions arr
a. 2 ot s. l-E. - I,fsciIon guar
slf--d t; uH-ty r--uri-i. So
C-r scv------.-. a- Manager
" fr Etu. .Lsi usehine
? PsIu-- Ii-lHs-i rs-l- work Chi
esg1 Il Zu.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-17

49, ----efs 49, Nlss Ar-fs N--1--u-r
- l--r -l-E er-es- 49, - = L 70 ---e-
rs-u-ls r---1eF rr1t ---e s----r- r. CO - AZ
-----a-s-- r-fa- TIE --r--rs ~ Q ~
u-- rr---E --1C-- treT 49, -
-s- s t FER Ee.-. Z -=--r<-
v--r s-----lr-r -f- E-- r==e-e- ---E--
49, D. --- Ert EEe1 rrr-- FEr---r.
F-e=---ca.- ue-E -e-e ta9I- -- -
ee--r- s-- Ef ---,--.-- ~ rsl,-- T-l.--i--T
t---s- l-- ------- er--T -aT
D. Te-ce's Cu==o- Sezse Es1i-ai
A1s-se- l- paper cc-e-s. IS SCI fyzs O.
recel-e ~ 1r o-e-ce-- stzzrs 10 pay
erpe-ze of --l-- rglr Aires D
? = F-e--e- E-5zl1 y Y
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-17

-s~ oi-i-s;is. Urenin PAID Trs.
-. e t-s Dead Pres os-t

-. 2. t-e Dead pres ce-t
p-e ~ tte -ost touckinE irciielts
In IRE -0pr-ar tribute % the ur-1rf
81 ,fe late Presi8ent McKiliey tt-t
~as unlversary pad o. day q the fl-
erzI and especiaily during the per.1.
rher trains stopped running during
,hs service AZ the grave ard t-e-e
u1s n irl l- the hustle ~ the day ell
over -he country 0lly broken 1y the
.sfrr f0rfrE teus was The humble
oFe-uE 81 ar Italian boott-srs -r
sirfh sre1ue. says The Neu Tork
Times A customer had nountet o.
= aest or his stand and erp-essai
s0-reuhat churushly his sarprise tha-
ths 10y I'D Eot go to E0rE i-steai
of stan1inz there uke one uDo1str-es-
-Ne. Va erclaimed the boT u-o
har lifted his uell-EOTu cap il reTe--
e-ce a. Do ratchet the cioct r. -.e
.ouer ~ ne. zhborinE ho,el Va
Va. 10 work f1r Eve minute. T1I
rasda a. papers, Prssliert McE--Isy
Is being tlrel AMI no vo-. -ll q.
tef thst wnan the cars starr ---
nirE again I.u uorE too.
De- ls rertars needless fo sst --ar
The Inc0usiderare customer f-.- t-s1-
ly mpresset and humilla-ef ag -la
patriotism of the -emi grant Italian
boy Eh0 t q. certain uil become
a good Citizen az 5000 a- --a szs
wiH ar1u
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-17

Tle Burlington northern Pscsa-
route. "a Billings Mo-t- is the short
lie % the entire Upper Nor11vest
from Kansas Ciry and De1vtr. great
daily through trains o. Chair Cars
Sl=@p=rs. Dining Cars % PUGET sound
a-d Portland Sead for speczl folder
he rlingIOn-Sor1heru Pacific
Express
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-17
j. n. SPEIGLE
Esrsins Order.

NsrninG Order.
In TIE r1iie1 states District Court in the
IndiAn Territory. soufhern District
Joseph Harris0n. Plaintf-
Va.
Lilly Bell Hzrriror. Dete1ckrr-l
Ihe defeEdzEr. Lluy Bell HGrrfBDn IL
rarEedto appear In this Court in thirry dEys
and answer the compliant % the plaiEstr
Joseph Harrison.
witness Hon- Hosea Townsend, fudge Of
said cO1rt th1 the seal thereof. thfs s5tb
DAY % sept. iscl-
sEALI C.H. CA NPBELL Clsrk
Z. lroc Estf. srtorrey.
n. n. Cannon, attorney for non -resideat.
Flrsf Published sept. 81. 1901
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-17
lhs ssfiiifiilE cililRill .T,-ri,,s
PifttrIIII rtrf-,,at

Erery T--rsday from Ezl sas Clty
ard s. Joseph the Burli-reou's Cal.
for-ia Tourist Sleeping Exeursions
leave under p-otectioa q special cox
t-cto-s- The route is via Dcuvs1.
s-=nic Colorado salt lake sy. tze
ro--= ~ ez-abie climate arrange 20
1i- tEese excursions
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-17
Cotton Market.

The cotton mark-t opened weak
this morning and continued weak
through be day, closing weak
Lint cotton sold for 10 90 7.sJ
Seed cotton az 3 cents Cotton
seed $40 per ton The receipts
for the day were about $50 bales
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-17

hos L ts rcs a.
uzco--o- th1rE &c
lay he iczz 3sto.
sor yez-s q afts-
misery - usgss--- 81
uecesSary frscxz-
trozs a. Ee Es
-ehszz. u il.e
Tie - or -
PterceFs Favo-its
Prec1psi1- 70. czlY
@abizstsss rsz-iE-
rty bat o. gives
bath % TIE e--l-r
woZ2-iy c-EE1iz
y . thk tss1 Id
c-s to- diseases
r---ilzr 70 Ec=e-
hsrzzse g c-es t1s
causcs Of tlsezs-
uzp e--iv AID -
Zz-e-Iy
FaF1--e F-es--r-
.c- ru--z--s 10
sicohol -ettEer
c-EEZ c1cE-e ~
E-V csk= -Ecc-c
= cz--c- 1szE-se
w-h -re ~ sl
cz-e cu-s-l------
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-17
vAssiAoE AND DIVORCE
Ire Episesssi corvs-tsn sets ss
tne Trog5iessr-e c.estic-.

ire EptErcrsf CcrFe-tt1r sets - -e
tre Trc.5iess1-s e.est.c--
san Francisco Cal Oc- 1s--Tta
troublesome question of marriage and
divorce ras ser a. rest for a11-ts-
three years today D. the act1- o. the
house 0s der1ties of ths trien1izi Er--
cop1l o0nsenti1u in rejecting 51-t 1-
the r-1Dosed ca1ols o1 the slt.=-t
shics we're passed By the ho1se o.
bistors- Tts greatest fgtf q the co..
veuti0u ras bee1 oFer section g for
blddifs the reuarrizze ~ a divorced
perso1 o. e priest ~ the chlrch T1is
had us-ss-t the ko-se ~ bishops a-1
been stop-e5 ey q yea and nay 91te
in o0znlttee o. tte uhoI= ~ t-= bose
% 1eF1-ieE
Mhe1 -1- committee ar1se q d.
cisiFe vote uzs tzEe-. n0- o-iy o- ,Es
troabi=soze f9lrra s-c-511 5-t re-
The ertlre canol. Ehich vas rejected
a. Ehole
Caaoz -. uhleh p-ort-. f1- t--
tlscip pll-inE ~ p@Tso-s carrying
aEai1 after being divorce ue- rl-h
a stniiar fate
he Ao-se q 1ep--sss pass=1 AZ
z1eHdraenr % Ar-icle y ~ t-s c1--
s-isai-..a peEralrti-E -0dlEat t5r-s ~
EorahiD which II sp-rt Is similar 20
ths fzZcus H1-ti-Et11 a-e-t-----.
recently defeated
TIE b-s1ops have ye- Co az before
the aEeuduezt can be-1z= rz-- ~
the o1-stlr1ti11
A Ee-eral r-lss.1-arF -==-l-e u-t1
specai reference 20 u1-r z----s t-a
c5ferezS psop,= ras t--1 e. Trf-.ty
ehurs tpaAE-
rastcs.ar-rs a - -.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-17
~uscEs CASE o. TRIAL


Jam "rsnt, cesSrsos c4zrse- HIt1
Killing E-s.-sf Tk1Ast <esks 49,.
The Cllcszs,a Teiexrz-. s-ys ne
district e9-rr has - 0ccu2ie al
taT 10 the trial o. Jo.- wrxa< E-a
nnsf 0lt uz1 Mor.sy b. sxalnar
cree szboll three y=ars az. The -
ties are both c1lore1 w. -htils.as
1eel iyllg .n JAIL ~ Ar1u1-. r.os,
of IRE riEe the pas; t1r== y-zrs ne
tire ~ ire oourr has bee- takes L.
thus fsr D. The prOsac--1n which
E1es to tie proof o. tn klllinz and
iacts i-tslde1 u prove rlfuL .1sr-
cious murder Tae def@ns@ vhirh uTf
b. Introduces this Afternoon arf even
Ing al sdDli that Wright .ll.e8 Mor.
ley bat euteavor 70 prove s-lf defense
The dsfeuse viI atteur- 10 estaa
lsh that Morley erdeav1-et % KIN
Wright zith q razor Wright lived in
a fuzoat and a. MoTiey approaches
his abode Wright shot hin dead wl.h
a gun WrEht E0=s SIN further ana
admits thar h. dragged tte body of
his victim % creek. t1reu him 10
and covered hiu with SOL % mother
Earth Hls excuse for t-azEirz him
70 lie creek Is fear b. entertained
that the r=iE-bors E0Ilf mob him.
OsiahoEa Johnson and Mayor T.
Grigsbg are defending pr1zacutirg 2
Attorney Johnsoa is prosecuting. TIE
indications are the jury riii 20, retire
% deliberate ca testimony until late
this evening
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-17
Licensed TO wed

The following msrrisg4 licenses
were issued rndsy:
T. T. Duncan aud Mls. Nors
Flemmings Teller
N. SImpoou. Springer sud Rosa
Williams. Milo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-17

Il- bsIr rsrFr is great Ia
vJrlf- sUorg those Eho gse them
When you h1v 'r- Bsiu yo1 make
10 20 stake >r-aZi-s < Co. sells
them
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Mcfarland & TaliaierrO,

CSDERTAEERs AND ENB ALNERs
Are uoN ready 70 serve the people al
reasonable prices -i'L a foil line n
soOd and uejalic cases Also robes,
shrouds and slippefs New besrse
and wagon. Ki1d and .eour-en4s
treatment The iate- % dale
service 10 rv6ry pirticplar satis-
faction guaranteed. Calls answered
day NJ night.
I0nss Building, " Esll 81. lrdm0fs, |. 7.
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For Sale.

A few selected rOse bushes.
Come early and ret your choice.
q. a DRAIN,
North Caddo Street
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TOO MUCH

Ers-r-ss y as AsG a. ;oc iI--'s - -.
g-0-1rs CrL II . T--y >zsT fo- her 70
oTesto. AZ fea = sspsc-sll7 5z-Se-o1s
~ t1s' cr1c14l ps-rod cf yoz-E z--i's
lie w. ske e-rsses the -t-s n -
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magazines to the library Of the Congrc-
gationalist church at Minot Center.
Rev. M. F. Fahey Of Portland mas
been appointed by Bishop O'Connell as
sistant 10 Rev. Fr. y. J. Huran of
Chisholm ana now services are held at
Chisholm and Rumford Falls every
Sunday.
Mrs Samuel Wilde oe New Jersey.
vino gave S"0.0n0 for :. memorial cnapcl
at Evergreen cemetery, Portland. has
given 1895 more. il being estimated
that so mucli VIII Ec necessary tc build
the chapel according to the design Of
Architect Tompson.
The Penobscot baptist Ministers
Circle met with Rey. T. y. Davis at
Old Town, Dec. IL. The Homiletic
Sc of Church History was the sub
ject OF the helpful ana stimulating cs-
say by Rev. \. Il. I.orimer of Bangor
Tie other members who We're on the
program could not De present. but Rev.
s. " Thompson Of Ice sent his 'Ser
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21

friend, Mr. Stubbs. ], was done on silk
by Mr. Rogers. and was intended as i
present to a little girl who had sent three
cents ito help Toby Tyler. The pcnries
came in a little silk bag. part OF when
was used as the ma .cria on which tire
picture was drawn. Author ana artist
were prevented from carrying on, their
design to please the little girl WHO sem
three cents TO help Toby Tyler" for n
long search failed to reveal her address,
50 the picture was kept by Mr. Kaler.
The success of Toby Tyler created IL
demand for stories by Mr. kai.r which
has continued to this day He now writes
seven stories Tor Young le op'c each year.
under contract with a number Of publiS Sil-
inr houses IL seems quite u task TO tn.
average man TO turn out seven books Il
wear hut Mr. Ealcr does il and finds tim
to manage the South Portland schools
in addition ! said he writes the books,
AS a matter of fact. he does no writing.
debating his stories To StenoSra pheI.
Among the scores of books he has pup
lished are many stories dealing with cpl
sodes in American history and telling
tales of adventure by land and sea. One
of the NEST popular is that which weaves
into the narrative a description of thc
work OF tn" hardy life savers. This bock
has a local interest for the pictures
werc made At Cape Elizabeth life saving
station. and one Of Tie principal char
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