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The Washington times., 1901-07-31
A Trick of the Trade.
lrrom tbc pbiIadelphi, Bulletin.1 }

(From the Philadelphia builetlh-l
The bass singer in our choir is locksinith-
81 thought from the way he gets the tones
out OF his chest without the key"
The Washington times., 1901-07-31
Amateur Baseball.

The y. & o. Stars defeated the Sammy
Dungans on Monday by the score of 10
to Z. "Skeeter' Mcmahon was batted all
over the lot by the winners, while Collins
was hard to solve. Address challenges
to f. Lombardi. iili5 First Street north
west. Score by innings:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23
&dmpftc fiir feitt gebet.

,Mein Gater uno meine Shwefer
itarben beipe an Der Nus3ebrung," lhreibt
S. s. 8eatberwar BON 8Yanpotte. @itA.,
yunp itb nurpe BON bieiem idredlihen
Sdif1at nur our6 Or. Sings Stem Gie@
ccsers terabrt. Gin atufaa ron eun=
senent,iinpuns binterlirb mir cinen bart<
nadisen 5uiten uno Elm ihmerss 9unsens
ilbel, ccnen Elm ausse3eihneter Qrit niht
abbelfen frnate, aber eth mebrmunatli<
der @etraut etefer irunrertareu Weeiz
gin aeute mid pollltanpis rierer Der uno
ih sepann bebeutenb an Oefpiht," Die
WeeiSin lit unfeblbar fur 5uiten, Grfals
tunsen uno ale 5als~ uno Qunseniibel.
prcbeFalden fret. 0arantirte 6fa1hen
SOC. uno Sl.00 in S. s. Mtiller u. Scbns
Nppt9efe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23
Cite tttmnterbroGene settle
DcS GrfDIGeS.

IS lit tpenieen grfinbunaen, m0geu
bieielben nun auf Dem 8ebiete Der Me=
danit ooer Dem Der @6emie poer Meoi=
ain iein, beitimmt cine 10 ununterbro-
dene Settle bes grfolges our6 Mens
idenoltcr perssibntn 81 f0nnen, tpie Die
zines einfa6en ibpeistr=oeutihen Grdll=
termittels, Iorui's Nlpentrdlter 8lut=
beleber. nit einem &ecoro pcn iber 100
Sa6ren. geIonoers als Wiaaenltdrfer
itebt es uniibertroffen oa, ipel6em Nus.
ipru6 9err Miartin .. groten, glue
@orth, Miun., beiItimmt. S2rr gro=
ten ldBt lid fDlsenoermaBen aus :
v8lue @artb, Minn., 3. slpril 1900.
Or. Yeter Sabrnep, Chicago, ST..
Wertber 9err'! Sb babe eineu teinen
Sunaen, lpelher ieit ieinem stpeiten
Sabre Elm Ma9enleioen, perbunoen nit
unperoauliOfeit, batte. g9ir tonnten
ibn nur fbmer bemeaen etlpas 81 eHer
,lno 10 mo9erte er in 6olge osilsn iln=
mer mebr uno mebr ab. Sh DAB ibm
perIdieOene Webi5inen, ober nidts i1ien
ibm Susulagen. yBie Sic iib pieueibt
erinnern, lieB i6 mir ein Probefi itOen
BON Sorni's Nlpentrdlter glutbeleber
fommen. 9iadoem er Die Meoisin
eiten Wonat lang reselmdbia einse=
nomrlen bate. fills er an beiler gu
tueroen uno III nun gans berseitelt. 81
lit 10 gefuno unb trdftia als Elm Sunge
ieines 9liters iein iollte uno Iein Wla=
9enleioen 1T bollltdnois beribmunben.
Sorni's Nlpentrduter 8lutbeleber iteats
i'm tpieber her."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23
Gi, engIiINer OIfisicr iibes
NfDNrf

Glnise gldtter in Gnelanb madten
ihrem @roll aegen ben 2rieesperldn.
gerer 9eyBet oaourb 2uft, bob iie ibn
als einen rDben ilno 9yauIamen Rerl
binfelen. Sbnen tritt Elm aus9eseid~
meter friiberer engliiher Offiaier. Der
an Dem Grieee in 5iibafrita als SSrei=
milliser tbeilsenommen bat, in elmer
3uidrift an Die .Simes" in 2onoon
febr trdftig entsegen. st fhreibt i'm
Welentliden
.gs lit an Der 3eit. oaB einmai elm
ofenes Wort aeiprphen miro seaen ben
8eriud, ben General DeWet su einem
Wanne BON brutalem uno unebrenbaf=
tenn @baratter gu ifempeln. Seoer. Der
.pie i'd in Giioafrita geeen ibn aefod-
ten unb piele Qeute eeIproden bat, bic
bon EeWet aefanaen 9enommen tuaren,
tann nur nit Sbam uno gntriiitung
ale biefe WeriuAe berfol9en, bic bahin
aehen. gorfommni1e tpie bas dn9ebIide
Nuspeitihen BON .Griebensboten1 uim.
in iibertrisbeniter Weiie su perbreiten
unb 3u entlteaen unb baourb @hmub
auf ben gbaratter zines Mannes su
iuerfen, Der ndbreno beg sansen Rrieges
bel unieren Solbaten ben Huf eenob.
ni6t nur ein tapferer uno GROCER 6elo=
herr gu iein, ionoern anb Elm @entle=
man. g8ir t6nnen cs englilder Seits
MIR bebauern, bab er ieiuen perstueifel=
ten Mioerfanb fortiebt /; aber es lpdre
unTere piliht, ibn in ebrlidem qampfe
i'm feloe gu pernihtst, llnb mir tDnnen
oaourb, oaB mir i'm perleumoen, nibts
aeuinnen. nur perlieren. 9eWefs
aanae Qaufbab. febt i'm erelliten Mis
oerfprud nit oiefen geidimpIllnaen.
Seit ct i'm Mai lebten SSabres gum er=
ten Mal III ben Goroeraruno oes allge=
meinen SntereRes trat. bat ct piele
Gjefetbte nit uns sebabt. eriolgreide
uno ni6t erfolsreide, aber auh nibt eln
eirsi9es nit einem shutten pon unebs
renbaftem Gerbalten. @r bat SauIenoe
BON unieren 2euten als 8efansene in
ieiner @ewalt gebabt. ulo i'd babe iebr
oiele bieier ireiselalienen Grlessseian=
genen seiprcden. aber niemals aud
nur Elm Wort seaen Gbriltian DeWet
gehDrt. Nnoererieits t0nnte id manbe
@r5dblunaen bon ieiner peri0nliben yie.
bens,piiroiafeit uno Site tuieoergeben.
manhe Shiloerunsen BON ieiner buma=
men gebanolung oer gefanaenen Ofii=
siere uno 5oloaten. SD bin nit pol=
lem Nedt feit babon iiberseugt. bob Die
quite Nnlidt, Die i'd BON OeWet's @ba=
rafter babe. unter nnIeren idmmtliben
Sruppen in Sioafrifa uerbreltet it,"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23
Greic 8l,tts unp 9aut= &ur.
Gine ebrlieb aemeimte Cfferte

@eIhniire. Wunoen, Grebs, Srii=
len. frdbiae 6aut, G9uppen BON &C.
aema, sbmersen in ben Gnoben, Dem
&ifen uno oen @elenten, iDpbiliitiIhe
Slutper9iftun9. faulenhes 3abnfleilh,
9roniider 3beumatismus uno alle
bartndfisen Ylutfranfbeiten f0nnen
ourA ben 8ebrau6 eini9er 6laiden
Botanic Ytooo Balm ibnea turirt
meroen. Wir foroern bic Welt heraus
fir einen Ssaq bon 8luttrantbeit, Der
our6 Botanic 8looo Balm nibt furirt
tueroen fam uno bic Guren Iinb an=
oauerno. 2eiost sSbr an oiinnem Blut,
idle6tfarbiger 6aut, Mattigteit, Nusz
f6ldaen, aeibwolenen 8elenfsnL Ga=
tarrb. iiberrieAenoem Ntbem. Wunoen
i'm Muno uno Sals ? Wenn ia, 10 1T
@uer glut peroorben, Botanic glopo
Balm ma1t oaslelbe rein uno reid,
beilt bic Wunoen, entfernt bic S9mer=
gen uno baut oas 9anse Spltem mieoer
ouf. Botanic glooo Balm lit bas
einsiss perfette glutreinisungsmittel.
Sertauft in Npotbefea. $l.00 bic
sroBe 6lal6e nit @ebraudsantpeiluns.
I'm 81 seigen, oaB mir e5 ebrli6 metz
men. perfenoen mir Probe flaideu fret.
Mau obrellire: 8looo Balm &c.. Mt=
lanta. Ga. 3Osert niht, beIdreibt uns
@uer 2eioen u,lo mir lenoen freien drst=
liden Gatb. glooo Balm bilft, tpenn
aues anoere feblt. Briinoli0 erprobt
mGhreno so eSahren. 4
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23
e6aaoert BET Der Gri,tner,.t,9

sd erinnere mid jebt nit Gntleben," "
Iast Brieftraser Burnett Mann pon qe<
sanna, g., ,an mein breijdbrises aeieen
eurh gierenfrantbeit. SD mar ielten
cbne mebr ccer tpeniser srrbe Shmer3en
i'm 8aden. Mih su biiden unb bic
pcitIade gu beben madte mid ltSbnen.
Sd mar miipe unb beinabe tereit es auf-
suaeben, ais ih electric gitters 3u neb~
men tesann unp feds 6laIden ltelltcn
mid YSllis trieper Der uno mahten einen
neuen Mann aus Mir" Gas 8itters
1T unerreiht nm Masen, Seter, Nieren
nno bic Ginseweipe gu resuliren. Scu1
itanpise Satisfafttpn Miro sarantirt
burh S. 6. Wiler u. Scbn. 9iur SOC.
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Nreisgefr6mtc oent1Ge Wen:
tuUrtcr.

Sic greebniiIe oes Musganes porieen
Sahres BON 3lpeisperein Yerlin=Gbar-
lDttenburg Oes NIlgemeinen SeutIOen
5pra1=8ereins oerfiinoeten Breisaus=
ibre,bens, Die beIfe 8eroeutl1ung bon
10 Sremop0rtern betreffeno, liegen jeBt
III fol9enoen preissetr6nten oelltiben
Neum0rtern Dor gubD" Gleinling !;
0err Guoolf Yollratb, 2anbIib S.raut=
beim bel Gtieoer=Gamitaot in SeHsn ;
uGouplet" - Sdelmenlieo: 0err st..
Giibn, Dresoen=9lltitaot; ,YeoalIom
6ahrraoe) Sritt 9err Dr. q. 2eon=
barot. Deliau n5meater" Gals Rlei=
bun9sltiif) Sportmaus Serr @u=
fab .Suiti, teAn. 0iilfsarbeiter i'm
Geids=patentamt /; o&O1aoe, &odie=
rem" a. G0nisipruns. ben 8onis
ipringen lahen: 9err &einfrieo Nrnolo.
0eioelberg, uno By Grpben3ug MAIDEN /:
0err Gnselbert Gleiidmann, Niirn=
berg ~&eeoro" Stanb 9err &noolf
SdniiG, 6amb,lrg .Neetame@ 8er=
funo: Gerr Garl sRiioel, pirna. 8ei
bret anberen Tremotp0rtern muBte bon
elmer preisRrtbeilung abseieben tper=
ben fur .Goneours 9ippique" lit cine
before dls Die ihon 9ebrdudlide Ner=
0eutlbun9 Rob uno Masenlhau"
nidt eingegAn9en aud bas fir .Nma=
teur~ faDr gebrallbte .2iebbaber"
tDiro bon teinem Der elngeianoten
Mbrter hbertroffen !; uno all .Dotel=
Nelfa,rnilt" 1T tein fur ben Yeorifi
binreidenbes DeduOrt Dor9ei1Iager
,porosr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23
GrfnrTcneat tad StaTaIp
tteber BITE YcnnIpibatlas 9nien fir nie Yan= Imer
faniid,e NnsHelmna.

Grfuriions=Gidets nad Buffalo fir bie gausslmeri=
fanilde NusiteGung merneu iiber Die 8cnniploauo=9t
uaunteu Datum an bis at 80. September at pesienen
Gaten erbaltli et1g 5llr Rudiobrt lis am 81 DITTO
ber. Gtn Speslal=2et iber Die EeHnID Dpata=StuteH.
gHltis sur &iidfahrt innerbalb Is 5agen BPM 8atun
bes Werfaufs tit ebenfans unb la6 benz 5. Mta 5
Baben. Gtu anberes GrtnriionsIicfet an fpe5ea bt.
gen Staten mirb am H. 81. unb % Mtai perfauft Die:
les 9,et lit eiltg sur &ifobrt innerbalb fiinf Ia
ger. alle GietS nadb Buffalo iber Die Yeuuploania
&inien nb gut gum stnbalteu in 3afeipoob unb ames
tppn gbautauaua 2ate). Sir ssustunft iiber SSabr
mani inan lid, an Ben nadbftsn g,et ssnfenS oer gennip
pania=2neu, nelder unenteelblicb SabrpIdne &orter
nnb ofisieae @usfuntt iber bic snsiteluug Iicterr
mirh.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23
Sragt 9iamaaten, uie Nnoere. Sebt
Dicielbcn. Gin ncu eut0edter
Stjuuf hDn SEbamertfa.
1utfe.nn, isrehIenn, brGatia.

UuNleIHn, EEGBItHb' EI.,JltB'
Sic Idbnte Io6obnung in bet aset Sn geang
ouf @loua itebeu fe ben edten 9let Sin &dthie tar
terdieb All erfenneil n il tardtige @oibfi1nng gs=
iebt nnb fir 10 Sabre g0rantir 8ielben holten lb=
6lans fir inner unb bic 9lrbet f6ne ntdt beler
fein, rpenn man ou9 ben 5panagFo@en Rret8 per-
lonste. lin oieie Gdnucffad}en befuitnt III MAIDEN,
pferiren pr beicibeu fir nn9eabr ben Rres, oen be
SoiIuno foitet Scr a5retS MINI Ill NsnNoten ooS
8reifacbe betro9en
Srgenb elmer Der pbtQen artifel mirb nod eem
Gmpong bon 80 so in reQiitrirter 9erpodnng per Ynt
peri6idt. Guo Die Saben ntbt 10, ote repraenttrt
10 luiro bas @elb Surtd erirotet Gin Yapternre'eH
geuiet fit boS MioB oeS JtuGes.
Tbs GerturS Misunderstanding 90.,
1872 & s3i Gaiker 8uiioina, Ealtea. @.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23
Bciud)t @iuotta safe.
Gin an,iebenrer gommers6afen fir Nube, Or,
bolMna nne nnterbaltuna.

bolnn8 unc unterbattun9.
Winono Safe Snb OIL bet BennIplponta=9abn III
elm au5tehenber Gomuier=Safer fir Yeriouen ipeIde
Nnba1t unterbaltung unb Yelehrung nit &nbe unb
grbolung an pcreinigen iuiniden Seier Blat lit Der
unb tpirb idbrltdb BON neleu Eeripnen befutt pele
bon ben gebptenen pDr5hseu 2ebrmitteIn profitiren
unb i6rperli 9eitdrft fperben bnrd bic 9eunbe I'm.
gebnng. fpeide Minpun Safe beribntt eeniaebt bat.
De Gaton fpiirbe am Is. Wot erbifnet unb npn bie-
fem Datum an fperben iiber oie Yennippanta 2luien
GrfuriiDns9idetS ailtia sur Giidfabrt inerbalb Is
ga9en, Derfanft Eieie g,ets liub pdbrcnb ben WtDr
naten Mat Suni Suli nnb Mnenit erbdltlih Ser
Jgerfaut ber lidets be9aun eben-
falS al Is 9}ai nnb banert bis am a. Septeinber.
tember.
l1mfailense Musfunft iiber ben rfdbbnen ginona.
gerre ertbsiIt ipenn man an 8errn Gpi 6. OiefeD,
@efretdr, Winnua &afe, Sno. id5rebt sinfrageu be.
treffs GyfuriipnS Haten. S0hr5et nip. oate bic
Ban DMfen Mitftenf General Yalagier=M =Mgeut Yitts=
burg, pa., geribtft Weroen. z
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GrfuriIpnssRaten mad, SiucoIn, Kcb., iiber bic
Nerriop a q nj d. .Qinieu.

ginfdlieBlidb ppm 23. bis o. Nto fperben fir bic
idDrlie Gouterus bet beutibeu 8aptiiteu Grfurons.
StdetS iiber Die gennIppania Sinien nacb Sincolr
geb perfauit 8ie 9idets tperbeu sur &iiffabrt oon
2iueulu bis am A. Suni 9ultig ietr.
gSerdngeruns Der Sett 5ur &udfobrt: 0urt 8epps
nirung bes 2idetS une Ye5ablun9 bon so Gents bet
bem Mgenten in &incDn on Dber pDr benz Stunt
nidt ipdter aIs om 30. Stunt eriuirft merben. 5ilr
@naelnbeiten penoe man ii an bic let-st9euten ber
Dlpaula=Siuien. 2
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3erbro9eue 3ieratbe.

Serr Major, ber beribmte ment-5abrfant bon
betreifs Wiaipr's GemeMt.
Die grpBe W}enNe pede bieieu befauneu 9rt,fel ge.
braud9t iueib iopbl baB ct piee bunber Trn5eut Ds
ier iii. dS anbere @emeue. fir lpelde berelbe Nr.
lprucb 9enot mtr0. a. er Wtele riien nift iparunt
Se einIade uriode it DaB Wtaior bic beiten le he'
fannten Woterialieu gebrand lnb anbere SSabrifan.
ten o,eies ni)t tbun ,peil bieiebeu opelig nb unb
oeSboib teinen sroBsn qroft geitatten. 9err Wo1or
lG9t nS. oaB ein Geanotbell ielnes @ements So. IS
oas Yuno uub etn anoerer ~ IS bic Salpne foitet.
mdbreno etn GROCER 3beil ppu inGenanntem Gement
uno fugem Sem im 1eubel niG1tS meter i1t, aIS l6
Gents 2etm euiaelbr i'll Waer pbcr GltroneniGure.
nnb III mandben sgdasn nod 9edltbert in 6arbe unb
Serrdb ourb Sulas BON bllttgen unb unniBeu Wfates
rialien.
perfauf nnb fpeun Elm GnOler einen anberen MrtfeI
antatt ocielben 5n oerfalfen ludt 70 fann iier
iein, baB es eine abit it, einen grbBeren Rrofit 5u
MAIDEN.
Ser grofit on Maior's gement lit fopieI aIs ein
6dnbler on iraenb einem Gement MAIDEN ionte unb
baS TT bpppelt mabr penn man beoenft. bob Der
Sdubler aud nod, burh Rerrn Waior's anseigen pro.
ttrt Slele Mn5etgeu foiten iiber $4,000 ben Wtonat
geitebt borout bob Sbr Mtaior's gcment erbaltet,
uno begni9t Sud ntbt NIT bem llmoBsebidoen @atb
bes MpDtbefers
Wenn SIR etipas @eId,idliafett beHst(lu shr rcr.
bet lpabriteinlid ausfnbeu. bob Sbr 9ei6idter ieh
ols Sbr ge9lanbt bobt) 10 fDnnt Sbr Cure Sulnmi
5ube uno bic SauSdnbe eIbft repariren. e5euip ipi
nit Italprs Committeeman obcr Waiprs SebersGt
ment. 5br perbet itannen, nte piele Collars baburt
p6hreno oes Sobres geiport iperbeu fbrncn.
WBenn Guer Mpptbefer bieIen Genient nd1t liefer
fann, 10 miro Gnd r9enb pelde SDrte per Yp pprtr
frei angeanbt.
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@rturfipnen nadb gprinsf1e!s iiber Die penns
iplpalIias sQinteu.

Sir bic 9erIammluu9 ber llniteo @ommercial 1rops
eers of Nmerica, @ranb Gouncl of Obp. fperben bic
RenniDnania=2inien am "a uuo 25. Wtat @rfurlions=
2ifets nod Sprln9fielb SbiD, oerfauieu 9ult9 aur
9tidfabrt bts aln q. Ntai
Sir bic @erIammlung Der g. Of g. bon Ohio @ranb
Sob9e Yptbian Sisterbpob uuo &atbbpne Sisters,
fper6en bic BennDlpania=&iiIieu 27. unb %. W}a
grfurons-3idets nod Spriusfelb perfauen siIttg
ailr 3tIdaArt bis am 81. Wtai.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23
Grfurionen fir SeimsSud)cr iiber Die Venu
nnidsSiuicr.

Grturiions5icfets au billi9en 2aten nnd) benz me.
iteM unb SIben fur Seint=Sudber mcrbeu uher bic
8enuiplpania=2inien am 2l. Wot L. Suni uno Is.
Suni perfauIt 9eiouoere NuStuut iber 5Snbrpreiie.
ourdabreuoe 39e nb oubere gtuaelnbciten ipirb auf
outrage BON ben paiiag,er= unb Sidet M9enten ber
Fenulppau,a=Sinien 9eefert 5
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Sobn &aebcr, ocmtid)cr Notar
In EQntnm. Cfin.

1T nod inter ben 2ebenoen nnb enpeblt ib nae apit
eor ietner Iangnerjgfn 2ranfbet TN Mnfertigen bon
g}Damabten nit rofllnlnrijf,eti BeQIaubiaunQen He
ifnM.ntet, Teebs. Wecrt9aQeS uuo berqIciden.
q fre go. 80l Oft A Sttobe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23
Resu,ir'c Ratem fir BEN Scfprat:pnstas.

Yeronen, tpelCbe fir ben GetorottonStoa oerreiien
nplen fDuueu ON 80. Il. 80. Ufa in ben 5ttet=Sces
Der ennipIpaia=Sinieu 3iets at ern6bt9ten 8reieu
betolnmen Stir @inaenbeiten penoe man iidb an ben
n0tbIteu 2idet,@ 9euteu ber Yenniploanias&iuien.
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Nfrnftn ptlIe1t
bartlett ,picncr ber,

Befcmhere gtGrfe. Gpfortss Reiaftate.
Yoftip gorantirte Seifung BON 9erluit Der Man.
nesfroft Wariepcele nentnelten ober ein9ei1rumbi.
ten Srganen parefs, 2pcpmptpr 9ltarin, Nernen.
j1p6He, 8pfterie. Gallindbt Mabnfinn. 9dbmung nnb
Der Jolgen bes lbernldBissn @ebraitbs bon Tabaf
Opium ober Gtanbr. per poit in einfoden parfeten
$l.00 per GhadbteI, e9nhtelm fir $500, NIT uns
ferer hanfharen Oarantie, naB Geimng erfolgt pnef
has Gelo tutrh luriiderhattet. aoreife
The Republican journal., 1901-04-11
Freedom Baptist Church.

To THE EDITOR OF THE JOURNAL: I
, have some records and information regar d
ing the early Baptist church of Freedom,
first called the Baptist church of Beaverhill,
which began with the early settlement of
that town, and thought they might be of in
terest to residents Of that town.
1t is well known fact that Stephen
Smith was the first settler of the town of
Freedom, in the year of 1895. Immediately
after his footsteps were followed by the
Robinsons from Meridith, N. ii. Gideon
Robinson, Nathaniel Robinson, John Robin
son, VIM. NJ. Robinson and John Brown be-
gan the settlement on Beaverhill These
brothers and their wives united with the
brethren of Sheepscott Great Pond Settle
ment (now Palermo) in organizing the First
Baptist church in Palermo as a branch of
the Fairfax church on May %, 1901. 1t was
under the pastorate of Elder Jabez Lewis
Palermo and Beaverhill were made to sing
with gladness by a reformation through the
labors of Elder Lewis and Nathaniel Robin
son, and for their convenience they organic
ed at Beaverhill branch of the First Bap-
fist church in Palermo, holding their meet
ings at John Browns and John Robinson's
dwelling houses ON Beaverhill. Nathaniel
Robinson was ordained at Palermo on June
26, 1905, and became pastor of the two
fields. Elder Nathaniel Robinson was a son
of Gideon and Hannah Robinson, and was
pastor until $780, when he moved to Cherry
field
In 1912, another reformation by Elder
Jesse Martin swept over North Palermo
and Beaverhill, which also strengthened
the Beaverhill branch, and in June of that
same year they were set off as a separate
and Independent church of forty-six men,
bers Twenty-eight were dismissed from
the First Palermo church, as follows: Gid
con Robinson, Hannah Robinson, John
Robinson, Polly Robinson, VIM. NJ. Robin
son, Asa Robinson, Joseph Robinson, John
Brown, Eunce Brown, Thaddeus Bailey,
Polly Bailey, Hannah Sanborn, Ruth Rider,
Lucy Rider, Elizabeth Rider, Smith Gilman,
Jonathan Clay, Thomas Sinclair, John NJ
Sinclair, John White, George Smith, Joseph
Sylvester, Susanna Sylvester, Sally Sinclair,
Aaron Rollins, Wiggn Perkins, Abigail
Perkins and John Perkins.
John Robinson was their deacon and
Thaddeus Bailey was their minister. In
1914, lie received a license to preach, and in
June, 1917, was ordained to the work of the
gospel as their pastor by council composed
| of Elder Jesse Martin, Deacon John Mar
| den, Samuel Leadbetter and others.
In. 1921, Elder Daniel Kicker from the
Baptist church in Warren became their pas
| tor and labored with them much of the time
until 1884
Elder Eliab Coy next became their pastor
from 1885 to 1887, but after that they had no
settled pastor and their interest and members
dwindled away until about 1850, when this
church became story Of the past.
ALLEN GOODWIN.
The Republican journal., 1901-04-11

1t takes book of 800 pages to tell
the story of the multiform activities of
a single New York church-St. Bar
thomelew' s-during single year. Be
sides the rector this church maintains
five assistant clergymen, several lay
readers, and large number of lay
workers, variously employed in the
Swedish mission, the German congrega-
ton, the Chinese guild, and the Oriental
mission, with their affiliated clubs and
associations. The New York Evening
Post says:
Eight important missionary and be-
nevolent societies include their annual
reports in the volume. Still more
striking are the reports of the employ.
ment bureau, tailor shop, loan associa.
ton and penny provident fund. Not
content with all this, there is besides a
clinic which treated 1861 new patients
and furnished 1910 prescriptions ia
the sick. That there is fresh air fund
too, goes without saying. And, Of
course, St. Barthomelew's is but one Of
The Republican journal., 1901-04-11

The demand for good roads is becom-
ing universal, and it is high time that
there was d reform in this direction.
There has been money enough wasted
on the roads in the past to have paved
or macadamized every highway in
Maine. Dexter has appropriated ST.
600 to buy a stone crusher. The town
has no available gravel bank, and the
Dexter Gazette says that while mix
ture of sand might have been used on
Main street to advantage it has not been
used, and that "since the memory of
the oldest inhabitant the street cross
lngs have been loaded with mud during
and following each rain, and at times
the mud has attained a depth of not
less than five inches.'' 500. even the
people living outside of the village
have not been slow to express their
disgust over the matterp' This is true
of other places than Dexter, and which
have gravel in abundance at hand.
Dexter is to have a special town meet
ing soon to act upon the matter of
making loan of 1000, the money to
be expended in the permanent repair
of Main street within specified limits.
A resident of the place has stated as
his belief that it would be more to the
towns interest to hire $4,000 and ex-
pend the same in ono vaar ,,no, ,,or
manent Improvements to the worst
streets in the village, make improve
ments which would stand for 20 years,
the same as matchmaking will, than to
appropriate small sum each year for
the same purpose. AS a reason for
this he claimed that the larger the job
done the cheaper it could be accomplish
ed in proportion. That is a business
proposition that cannot be gainsaid.
This result may be attained with the
regular appropriations, though it will
take longer time and be more expen-
slve than the plan suggested by the
Dexter man. Take as much as can be
spared from the annual appropriation
and macadamize or pave a street or
section of street. AS the work goes on
an increasing amount can be so used
as the more good roads the less the ex-
pense for repairs. But, however it is
brought about, the demand for good
roads is Imperative and must be met.
The Republican journal., 1901-04-11
new ENGLAND PAN AMERICAN BUILDING

plat Of ground set aside for states
and foreign nations south of the gov
eminent building. The architecture
is of the old Colonial type and both
IN the interior and exterior the idea
will be carried out in the most minute
detail. The building is to be con-
structed of staff and wood. painted to
represent red brick. with white mar
BILE trimmings 1t will be set in
beautiful lawns fringed with shrub
berry and intersected by trim garden
paths. On the main front of the
structure is a spacious porch sup
ported by marble columns. Over the
fine old Colonial door in the centre
is paladial window with a balcony
from which the flags of the six New
England states will wave in the
breeze. Shields of the six states in
color will be placed between the win
dows and on each side of the porch
and on the frieze. which extends
across the top. will be the name ofthe
building.
The entrance is into large Colonial
hall, from which starts broad stair
case dividing at a landing and leading
up both sides to a gallery supported
by white columns in the hall
below This gallery has an
arcade treatment supporting the
ceiling above. To the left of the
front door, az the visitor enters the
building, is a large room conveniently
arranged as bureau Of information
and registration. with postofice and
telephone booths. In the rear Of