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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-27
CHURCH AND PASTOR.
Late Items CT Interest in Maine Rei-
gious Circles.

DC. v llde Memorial ehapd, Nor
I'll q. tsosHer, sis nearly nconaofetad and
x III efFubiiclX dedicated Friday Oct
>. ,fo-s5-s -riis- 90 pSa ss.s, 1--,-,
Rev.2T. 9. Moses baptized by i'm
mersi0n four candidates at Crosby's
Eeaeh. Deep Cove, Eastport, on sun
day morning.
THO Catholic church at York has pur-
CHASED Il lot of land on the lower end
Of tRaiiroad ave1Ge. 1t is understood
2 5000 church win be erected.
The semi-anHual meeting Of Penob-
scot county conference of Conarega-
tional churches Will meet in the Con-
g-regational church in Orono. Tuesday.
Oct. H.
Rev. H. p. Townsend has severed his
pastorate of the Universalist church
at DiXheld and has gone to South
bridge, Mass, to act Us pastor of the
unIversalist church there
John a. Sullivan Of Bangor. has gone
TO Montreal to begin his studies at
Grand Seminary in preparation for en-
tefing the priesthood. Mr.. Sullivan
was graduated from Holy Cross Col
!ese, Worcester, last June.
Steps are being taken for the erection
Of & chanel at Eastbrook. The Maine
State Free Christian conference re
Gently held an interesting three DAYS
session there, ut the close OF which d
baptism was held.
The Maine State Advent Christian
conference VIII hold it's annual session
for 1902 With the Advent church at
Bath, beginning Oct. sd ard holding
over Sunday, the 2Gth Wednesday.
The 22d, will be held the annual meet
ing OF the Advent Christian sunday
school convention.
a foundation Of granite ANA stone
has been laid at Prospect Harbor VIII
lage for church for the Methodist
Episcopal denomination The build
ing viii be after plans furnished at the
Headquarters of the Methodist societ-
and call. fer a neat, plSinly buht
chapel OF dimensions about 35x50 feet,
with natural wood finish for the in
terror. The church will not be COM
pleted this winter. but when the cold
weather comes the work viii be sus-
pended until the spring. 1T viii cost
$1Geo- In the meantime services are to
be held in a dwelling house. O. weekly
meeting and Sunday services.
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MAINE PEOPLE

Harry Lappin Of Portland. has gone
to Now York % Join the Belle of Rich
mord' company, having signed With
Sidney Foier.
Lieut.. Fred T. Black of sears?ort.
a-ho graduated rro,h the Z. $. Military
Academy at West Point il Tie class Of
1902 ana tas assigned 70 the 10Th
Cnilcd States Infantry. left Sept I'D
% join his regiment in the Philippines.
He goes via. san Francisco. sailing
from there the seth. Several Of his
.laa mates VIII go BY the same staan)-
or.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-27

gfortaara repnrie an unusual number oi
cases oil typhoid Fever.
t--.r,-,.,,. -+,t, 5-.,1rfz gr fxra.3tionall--
larae rumher al autumn weddings.
va. ,,it,ar VA, ~ ab4,,f r anl il ste1diIy
-.-.,-r
h'o"4"s''
May i'tin la",...t5 bls i'ujtili7 III
5,'ui a.i, ''''' '1
NH l''e9 N, e'' ..-.,,,
in- vH't'- 3iG l.4.el.lhE III Htt t'1a ,,l-
tfoES Is y iiHrtra i'IiA"'t''' al" i-'1'
n1iSl'"'i'A As lS't'
Bar Harhor's swimming pool is nearin5
completion. y viii pc 2 pig craving cara
for nest season
-rhe Portland real estate dealers have
decided Ia organize an association FOR
mutuu benefit and projections,
cfyfienra is the latest Maine town to
,,,.i,,,..., i yoar,{t.- 5f tarements il be-
irr a,,.,os. iulnossiblg II secure Il rent
there.
r,-tr-+srla rss--,rr1au oHfciatef at Eve
~, i w ,,..s,- NV and a..
Wsu,. W '.' --,F,,-, ~ ti,a bII.ir7sss.
iti1n~
it.sraet c3rar manufacturer mas made
upwards of z mitAo4 giE.,t7 HI ai ,.a' III
his factory q East Gs.iast. inns Se''
/ liis 0aiaat " i' 90 ..,,.,,
The GineiaurE clergyman ~ d iy1t;,.,
ll7Fyehurg Wedding 1ao also perform a 'ilr
ll;tf .se eerGinony 4, iiie " NJ, 80.
5a.tsastshas l-g miles w highway, l-
| nlf,trs az Sidewalk, ana II bridges tlat dtt
r96rr linsn % feet long, besides large
uurnber Of short bridges ana 4Sf - Su'-
lNcrts,
! 4 LOBSTER pound and . telephone ollie
! faav not have ANY close rclaucusatR. h4l
/ I'm -ertefnrfeiug man at Bluehui FAILS
/ ,,'analses "a handle them both with sue
I SO
-, ,,,.,st-.er ~ t'7a York IIisto-
az she ilsSs ~ 80 s,riet,- tho SUP
1 Nv. 10 ,,,,,3iel- laeaiiffes. highways and
Hcotta see WIFI TIC brought up ana some ac-
lfior taE II IA this Qirection.
~. j s,-,,,,. rey.nr4s that there viii be
- - s,.,t ,f E,T,!di-ee tl1ere d., com
= 'i'.asl,5fi.,1 4 ll.tutisor,,. cottage
- So N Wv, work, AR. Emo re-
n 5t 80. rss,si az ;t5vekasf portion bf
.t,s, " -i,l .s5tatt r7 ssirssi IT. is reported
-. tss,-t,, m SIA 5t5 lin. acre. w
-. .'i,n.l,,sd farms. 1Ir.
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nlscELLANeous.

MRs. NELLIE EMERY. FIRST
,RJge ladies tailoring and aregsnaling.
All kinds Of LADIES' work done alterations
I a,1ias and eents' dressing SACKS cut and
r7alc. ButtenAoIes, all kinds Of machine
xorlS, i .ocated in +. II. lngraham's NetY
gf,b ~ .Csnadrich 24a Water St. Au-
+s4zfa Maine. Sept2Gdlw
Mrs- CRAM, GLAiRvoY aIS1, CAN
no oonsr7rtai on health or business. Ref
e7,ancas. from leading bHsinsssel people
Hours from 10 a. n. 70 10 T. M, Casss
TN Ran byr mall No. 3 Capitol street, Az
gustr AfsEfue SeDt-2tli NJ
,-Vf79 WHERE To MAINE, FARMS,
- flir5,as 9rh staside cottages. Buy
sess serJ bar Free Illustrated, eatalo1,'e.
-, sf-,tI 5e*oisssd6 your proper y.
"a Al Sspoutg 4. Augl4at-4- Aie- ses1Aqtf
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Royal Rlue Line. Washington, Phila-
deiphia, Mew York.

Dsliai1t I'LL peFsonssgfv conducted tour
leaves Boston, CetoSer q, VIA Fail
River Line. $500 covers au expenses
for trip eff a week including iive days
hoard at hotel fnFsyasElington, visit 70
PfliladeiT,Isia- and New York with stop
over privileges. itinerary FURNISHED
on application to jos. T. Taggart, y.
e. p. A.. III Washington street, Boston,
Mess sept2s, cod, tooct21
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vectgi ADVERTISEMENTS

SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS not ex-
ceediur twentv-fiva words coming under
,he head of WANTED, FOR Sale, IO
II .Ir-r LOST. &c. viii Dc inserted once
fnT, II cents ana cents for each suDsa-
6Ient Insertion. ADVANCE PAYMENT.
in sending by mail, REM ttance Of POSTAGE
stamps should be mace with oruer q
c0unt for.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-27
Cold storane for AnpIes.

The New Hampshire Experiment Sta
ton mas {, bulletin in press that viii alive
pies in city cold storage. This will be dis
trlbuled shortly. AS 81 furerunHer 10 this
pamphlet and III order to call attention
briefly 10 some OF the more iinuortant
points o. interest. the following brief
abstract j. here @iVeu Or sOnp practical
experiments conducted ny Professor
Rane, the hotricIlturist Of the station.
Ou November 1ath, INA, number Of
barrels 81 apples were shipped to one Of
the Boston cold storage houses. EegIn-
nl,5S win February two barrels were fax
en- Qua caS month until Juiy and px-
%nined The fruit did not receive any eE-
ira care aNj was representative Of aD-
pies gs ordinarily purchased nit tFat time
W Year "n enc open market. 1t was
he allowed TO remain after April Isl as
they dcCaTod rapidly after that date.
The prices at time of shipment ranged be-
tween Ei.2J ana $3.50 ana on April lst
they brought $3.50 to S.25.
on Oct. -Itn, 1890 2 second shipment or
apuics were sent to cold storage with the
fOie~iag results: Price when put in
storage sL45. ON April Ord ten barrels;
suld for $500 Expense, carting soc.
cor mission, $ per cent., ~. Il. Net pro-
cceds. S#.l6 or $5nS ler barrel. freight
ana cold storage charges mnSt Se GJ-
durtrd from tn.s amount. Ihe storage
rates were iHc. per Dbl per month. or
ter the season ending May 1st, - to SOC,
according 80 the number OF barrels. Fte
freight Cj HrEeE can easily he found out
ace3fcin- Iu the locatl0n ol the lndlNld-
ual.
The @r. rest care ~ h4n@AnS ana
placing tre fruit Immediately into cola
torace YJys for the extra trouble. one
mast una r,rand that cold storage will
simple ratard ana mt prevent entirely
tflp spread Of decay. TIT the fruit -is lu
-rfmc Keeping condition On entering ID
7 "a Iibelv as come OH III prop1rtionatciy as
! Where a69les were placed in Brine AMI
I CHA tfg, ataraaa thc Cold tir gave the
I nest ,as,,lrs
4 From an examination nf the prices p4id
\ III the ail ana those paid Oh April 1st for
Fthe pas, six years, the results snow ina
( warran- the cStra expense of storage ip
every .sc and on the average the rTac-
ft;rc ira. r1saltel in gQod prJht.
/ Upon mination each month II Nas
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LOST
'E-r0 tAP ROBE WITH

s. -cPoTcHETED LAP ROBE WFTHI
80 If II. o. Maerire in the center.
tsi5i M fn'er ,ilease leave ~ the jour
s,aj 0f3ce ana rereive q reward scpt2s13.
ETWEEN e. Il. ROME'S STORE
er-5 -ravrsend mad. or at n. c, r. sta7
tion, a snap purse eef1.sii - SUI, In, =
,isi ~ leaving at Tsber, Carey &
Heid's rtore or u B. H. Rowe,s store e
Asa j. Cole. ssiss-peSts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-27

People via go haretootee alii tllase WE
Eaxc ceiGs ~ me bead or any a7F.a 81
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!, as,gs sss,laaf al u i.ss Pa !. y. .

N NTa-TD0TW. INtFnTN0- VIII ;
III snt 5;.s.s. t,.,t seFesi rhe fnDuDtaius
H no f3SGed ssatc haven tht ihFtgor-
tins e5oct upon nm that be Eets rom
.hc .tGiae coast
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WANTED.

p0sTTi0N as sTENoGRAPHER OR
.bookfeeDer by man Of 2. address Il. q.
4 Yo9Ng MAN As RocKkEEPER
in grocery Gore. Ono who has fa6 ex-
perience preferred. Fuller & Weber
sept-7dt<
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-27

FURNISHED HOUSE. SIX TO EIGHT
rooms wanted in ,Wateryille. Address
Cbas Z. Day, Elmyood Hotel, Water
,+iile. sept2zd1wa
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TWO SMALL, TENEMENTS, CITY
watera 3 minutes walk from the electric
r. r. to Winthrop. 9. w. Williams,
Post Office. septl2dtf
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EEACH R0uTE.

= awrr will leavqporhan Eerrh+dailv.
rNr7ut sunday, at Al NJ. ReuTrM& VIII
lowe Bath at ~ r. 2I., eaflihg II
Ihiprshgrs Centres HMcEleys Is a.SA
BAY Point 7
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-27

FIRST CLASS WAITRESS t9 RES
taurant; none other need apply ADDRESS
II, b, Journal Office. septz9ol"s
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RAILROADS AND srEAnxoArs
a}ls5 ]. Z ! SIY.5s
In Erect Juns IS, 1902.
Trains leave Augusta a. fellows
THROUGH TRAINS.

tJHkOOJh thAlNS.
GOING WE5Tr-s.37 A ~. Tor Lewis
ton, Farminst oTss; Rnnseley,- ! Rockland
iine points ouly). e5iiress for Brunswick.
Lewiston, Farmingt5R, sPhIllips, NPange
l-y, Rockland, f,ortL,a,nd'aa9 Boston. con.
Meeting for Wkite Mouutains points, 'a.1d
lancaster; 1903 tdaily for Psrttand And
BOSTON, and 352 =. H., for T3runsvick.
B It5. Rd E99biandi uon ksg5seon PAT
cago: connects az I,ortland with
Trough ,,,r sleeper ea, fer Ssw Yor *
NJ arriving New FORK 705 IL M: 55 p
NJ Sundays Only, for Portland and Ros.
ton and connecting at Portland witt
through sleeper for New York: arrIyinq
there at 7.05 A. NJ; 1912 p NJ. (aigai
Pl!man), every might for Lewiston
ia a. Rockland. Portland and Boston
Y Is A. NJ. Portland and Boston
GOING EAST-1-12 A NJ. l13gHt ex
PRESS. for Skowhegan, Bangor Eoosc-
head Lake and AroOstook county. via 3
& A. r. X; NanceOorO, 81. Stephen ST
andrews, ST. John, via Canadian Pacific
and Ar0Gstoot and Washington counties.
EN a. MI, Bangor and Bar Harbgr: 9W
A. WI, Tor NaterFiNe. Skowhegan. Beifas.
Bangor. Ellsworth. Bar HarD0r: and ri.
Oakland. Belgrade, Winthrop ana way
stations TO Lewiston; I'm noon for Ban.
zor Bar HarbuT So. ". Bar50r. Arooc-
took county Nancehof5, 81. Johu ana Hal
ferWlla ana Winthrop e. g 2 81. express
Eor B4c'-sport and daily 10 Esaueor ana
Eir ifaGbor. ga =. .. fog z.--r.-...i=-
Oakland, Norm Arson. Bingham SI.GE
began Belfast, Dexter Dover ana Fox
craft. CrarnV,Ne, Bangor CiC Town au5
LattaW4nKeag; els III AT for WHtt-
WIG, Newport FCEcrOIt and Bangor. I1t
j. NJ for WaterviIle; Q i5 A Nj. SIr,
DAYS only, for WateTviIi7, Bangor ard
Bar Harbor.
The night Pullman train going East -
1l2 3. H., runs eV Ty night. sundays y.
cl9iet, but not to SkawhrGan Oh Monday
mornings nor on Sunday MORNINGS FL
cepting to Ear Harbor. and Wash Coz
4. r.
'Dalty for main nne 7oiu4s
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
SOUTH GARDINER TO AUGUSTA
Sunday,
only
An RM.PMP.M.A.MP.a
s0GarG.. ", SO pt06 Dec 5.el g.5 81
Gardner 6e39 10 $40 SO 9.55 81
. Aa.i2Tail ar., 9 s ss 5s5 5 5sls FL
AUGUSTA no SOUTH GARDINER
sunday
An P.M.P.M P.MPM
Augusta, ~. IA D299 D4-o9 $40 Y
G 5sTrGSgl ss..55ss ~ y 4.s5 90 l5s
So. Gardiner. ar, $40 80 $50 SO ia
= j Daily, suuda VS. Included
Through tickets 10 California and el
POINTS South and West may b. had Of y
H. Walker. ticket aren't, Augusta. the
only office 81 Augusta SCI irE via All
routes ana cAecEinS b9EBaBe free Of ey
Gro Il rVANo p VI Poo7-ay1v
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AN EXPERIENCEp HOusEkEEPEf

in family of three For sale, BARRIERS
chair. sink. glass and cabinet. M. o..
Savage. hair dresser No ~, Cony ST..
Augusta Me. septZ4dzWf
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HARRIS, THE PAPER HANGER AMI

painter gives prices wall papers that
viii make even the poorest able to bright-g
en- their homes for the coming winter.
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10 RENT, CONVENIENT, MODERN

house heated by furnace; bath room. hot
and cold water. electric lights. two min
utes walk from Bangor Street, east side.
/. II. Randall. sept19dtf
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a WOMAN FOR PERMANENT posi-
ton. Give general description, stating
age and previous position. Address f'rot.
JeveIle's Sanitariun, West Auburn. Me
sept2Jd1w%
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THE MOST DESIRABLE LOT /

the city. .10Ox125 r.. near trolley line. and
with fine visw or the State and city
Park and the state House. Has subsQI
drainage and abdts on good sewer. AZ
@. Young. sept12dtf
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GIRLS FOR WAIST
and skirt work Alice NJ. Clark. 1s2 state
Street at' ''t." f'fT "rHrrA Sppta5u5t1
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THE HOUSE AND LOT. CORNER.
Stone and Cedar SITS. Apply to John u
Tobey on premises. sept611mr
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AN EXPERIENCE SEAMSTRESS
at Merrill s. Blairls, dressmakers, No. 16I
Fremont St, Gardiner, Me. sept2ldlW
\ SITUATION IN a REPAIR SHOP ON
wood work or carpenter work For fur
thor particulars apply TO o. E. Flood.
Manchester. Me sept24d1w* /
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sautRREL ISLAND, MAINE, THE
HYDE cottage and lot. Also best lot on
South shore. Chas. T. Hyde, Bath. Me.
sept27dlw
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4 CAPA5LE- S!hL- FOE WORK IN =
home laundry. Good wages and STEADY
work Apply at No. 5, Winter streeLtAu-I
gusta. i-'2 III, sepr259lw
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u FEW MEN BOARDERS. WITH
privilege OF Bath. Apply TO 7G Grove
atrset sept22dlw'
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Fling sPiNNERS AND FINE SPEED.
er tenders, Steady work Good pay. Ap-
DIV TO VIM. A. Slater slills.-Jewett City
Connecticut julx30wed& sat26l
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AN EXPERIENCED MAN TN DIZZY
goods store to take charge of domestic
ana linen department Address a = g
Journal Office, Augusta. Aie. sapZJdt1
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MAN WITH SINGLE TEAM TO DE.
liver and collect No canvassing. S2l.00I
per week and expenses. $4,000 cash de-
noSit required Permanent Manulac
turer. eBO Box 35G, Phila.. Pa.
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YOUNG WEN TO WOHN- IN VIZ
chine shop: previous experience ~ tbs
INA MAJ ratessary Good chance to work
nn Applv 1T once to Draper Co, Hope
Aka Mass Sept22d1w
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-nMcEI ~ &c RaRKER MIL.

Auburn Me. On plain white work, Card
Boom help. Ring and Mule spinners baek
Bows, Spoolers and Wrappers, for nlght
N-ant sePt23d3w
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n LADY On GENTLEMAN GORE.

LFtJ OFt NL-FN . T. IfIFEIN WHINE.
spoHdent in Isaac Pitmans system, Of
I'honography-objec mutual benefit and
pastime IA r. ~, Soldiers Home. To-
rus. Me. sept26dSt@
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LADIES. WRITING At HOME

nings. $500 per week. Particulars free to
all. Send addressed envelope. Hilbert
Bepta3.7, Box. 1871, Phiisdefp hiag Pa
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rHE REAL ESTATE or THE LATE

TWO BLACK COLTS; SIRE
Ec.aire Jr.. 2.19: dam Morgan breed. Also
light chestnut mare. Jas. Love. Bath,
Maine. septSdlw
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ANA EUN rFTO JSaFF " FI-l0 F7sE-
reonested to send their addresses to g. p.
FIafhorne. Augusta. Me, for list q rrizes
M be given in the photo contest ut the
K. Of p fair, Nov. 4. . and 6. SeaFiy Sito
T., T., r,rizes sept19dlmo
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g., eus l4ltron Il tho MIL box in Bath
80. = i+iisst,t.,ptiy.t q aaciriuld woi thu
.,,s III t,I rss{e SHINE pfiRe PIE taai rhe alia
IA. ia sse.tslot ran ehlle is oDer2tau. ior ~
/ III rtlIsTt c6iiecSinn four pieces ut COPE,
I Ahe ( the size IF = rcnrE ~eEe iouha
49, 4 va ir74sin unped letfcrs. The coins
isss, 4el.5 81 souvenirs h5 t1e force az the
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A DESIRABLE HOUSE, WITH GOOD

stable attached; water and furnace In the
house: Buildings in good repair and we
located. Apply to John W. Chase, at
Granite National Bank. or W. G. Booth Z
by. ,Kennebec Savings Bank. jiiyfdtf
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FAiL AND WRITER APPLES, WILL

buy the orchard or contract fer the tut
as soon ss gathered. Highest cash prices
Taid call. or address The Harmon Pro-
5Iuce Co. 1f5 Water Street. Eext door &c
Gardner Beef Co.. Gardner, lie. ti-it'
-rie-codff .-..-... a -. ~ =
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or TO LET4t4ousEgor eooMs

with or without Stable Hot wafer heat,
Also several seconH4hal.d wasGrfs M
dIire on the premises at no. ~ Seott
Street sept2sl5vsl
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HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE ON
Chestnut and Lincoln streets. Apply to
Miss Nelfie NJ. Stevens, AZ Western ave.
44U .at 4. tusv7csf
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YOUNG MEN EVERYWHERE. coPyl

- ~ TIT Y r. - vVE5nEt OOF
letters home Evenings, S7-0e W5ek Send
addressed sqlgelapeS for. pafticuiars,
F'lberC pepts H, Box Iati philadelphia,
Pa. Seprs7dlts
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BY HIFIF -F ~ y IfIt71 y y =,
liah1a nerson to travel calling on retail
merchants and agents. Local territory
Position nermaneht. Business Euccesstui
and rushing Salary sl02i year guaran
ence unuecAssary Address, Standard
House, Caxt6n Bldg. Chicago. septl662lt
New-York tribune., 1902-08-03
HE'D NEVER THOUGHT OF IT.

The camera fiend vas getting ready to 60 into
the woods his present fad being the phCto-
graphing of young birds in their nests. for the
nurnose as he explained, Of illustrating the
life history of the feathered songsters.
NV friend" said one Of the group the
portico. II know you to be man Of humane
instincts and that you would hesitate 4 long
time before you would kill an innocent thing
ike a wood thrush, young robin or any other
harmless bird Nor would you cause them
main much less a lingering death, II you knew
II Now the fact is. you are almost certain to
do all these things in your pursuit of the photo
graphs of very young birds
..I don't see how" was the incredulOus re-
joinder.
..Tban I'll take the liberty of explaining. In
1oos+ a,,arv instance you find it necessary in
order IN get the proper light upon a nest, to cut
away some of the limbs that surround It. In
49,, this Won are almost certain 20 frighten
the mother bird sometimes to so great an ex-
tan+ that she leaves the nest never to return
which means death by the torturins process OF
starvation to her little brood Even II 'his does
NOT occur the removal of the twigs and the
leaves upon them deprives the growing young
sters of their natural protection from tne DuFn-
ing slInbeams or the cold, GrlNlhS Id!hs, and
death comes TO them in that way. Or, escaping
this danger they fall victims to hawks, owls or
other birds of prey; your handIwork, Dy rem
dering the nest more conspicuous ha'lns eoh-
tributed to this result
..Fv love. / never thought Of that, SAID the
man with the fad but now l see that u is true
I'll do no more of IT.
And he kept his word
New-York tribune., 1902-08-03
pEcrLIARITIEs OF THE ANT.

- ,r make A study of ants? l mean
Of their habits and peculiarltles! ne ASKED as
IN stopped at the tenth hole Tor d nrieI Fest
go his owe fell upon host OF the niue Great
,as industriOusIy running hllheI anu !on
with no apparent object in view
No indeed" she replied, L have Dut one
amt and her pecuIiarities are qulte SlHi04eNu'
-,,,-L,ad 1o make u study of them ehIIeiS u1-
necessary
No. no. 1 don't refer to the sister OF your
farther or YOUR mother as the case may Dc vas
talking about those little creatures down mere
And he pointed to the cluster about the &Atnl-
..rTbev have for instance, two stonachS, II one
of which they store quantities OF food lOF uleE
Young or for their fellows This tney us
gorge upon reaching the nests, only a sI-al pOl-
tion of their accumulation going into the othef
to sustain themselves
How unseIfsh.' She exclaimed
''Yes: they resemble man n ms unSeiIiSI'ieSs'
said he. Nor does the resemblance END IheIe'
Ants are great fighters. The bittecest ennn'y
axis+s harween occupants of one anthui anu
those OF another. even when they are OF the
saroa species Wars of determination frequently
occur among them and they fight with an utter
dierepard for life and limb. just as man does
:, a savage state Their memory is accurate
and prodigfous This is easily proved by pIac-
ine, a strange ant in hill occupied by thou-
sands of his own species. His presence Is al
once detected and ne is killed or driven OUT NO
matter how many ants there are in a hlL tt'ey
ali seem 20 know one another, though there are
sometimes thousands of them
THAT must be incOrventent,' SAID Ihe woman
.sI+ frenuently happens that there are people IN
vorr anthil whom you do not want TO know
And they teed of for the next hole