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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-11-08

The insurance on the houses Of Mr.
G. w Brown, Of Hedgesyille. which
burned down on the boom land has
been adjusted by Harry Thompson il
spsance agent Tor the full smount
which was $3.50 on one aud 5000 on tho
other This is quick rayment which
show hat the company il perfectly
relialie
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-11-08
MORE HELP AT CONNECTION.
B. 81 o. Yard Engine Assigned 10 Help
Move the Large Amount of Freight

General superintendent Thomas
Fitzgerald who came to this city yes
terday at noon went to the Cumber-
land Valley connection. After re-
naming there a short time he and
Supt. Foley were met by President
Kennedy of the c. V. and went to
Chambersburg. During this trip many
matters pertaining to the transfer of
freight at the @. V. connection were
discussed.
There We're nearly 400 cars in the
yards yesterday awaiting shipment
both ways. AS one result of the con-
ference B. & o. ward engine was
sent there this morning to help clear
the ward.
Several very important changes will
be announced by the officials later
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-11-08

Seymour Webb. MORA. N T.. writes
~ had been troubled with my kidneys
for twenty five years and tried several
physicians but received no relief until
/ bought bottle Of Foley's Kidney
Cure. After using two bottles was
absolutely cured. / earnestly recon:
mend Foley Kidney cure" Take onl
Fooley's. II. G. Williams
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-11-08
n,spLAy or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

A beautiful display Of chrysanthe-
NUNS greets. the ere Of pedestrians en-
Queen street when they pass Mr. John
Homrich's residence. There are half
dozen or more different varieties,
some Of which are very rare species.
Mr.. Homrich hes grown them in large
numbers this summer.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-11-08

Edgar William Hunt, IS years of
age. Of Charlestown, w Va, died at
the York Hospital SATURDAY. evening
as the result of cunning accident
about two miles from York. HUT,
who, with several companions, set
out to do his share in the Inaugural
ton of the rabbit season. had near the
close of day seated himself upon a pile
of rails. In shifting the position Of
his gun the weapon was discharged,
the load taking effect in his left side.
He was III dying condition when he
reached the hospital.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-11-08
NEW TWo-CENT STAMP ISSUE.
staars Portrit OF Washington Used In
stead OF Houdop Bust.

The bust of Washington, drawn from
Jean Antoine Houoons profile cast,
which has so long appeared ON 2-cent
stamps. is replaced in au issue now
printing nv Photographic reproduc-
ton OF the Gilbert Stuart portrait Of
Washington that is in the Canitol.
The United States flag will also an
pear on the stamp for the first time
since 1859.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-11-08

A report from J. G. Gluck. Reform
School, Pruntytown, w. Va, Oct
18th, 1900. after trying all other adj
vertised cough medicines we have de-
cided to use Foley's Honey and Tar
exclusively in the West Virginia Re-
form School find it the most effecs
tive, and absolutely harmless. E. ca
Williams.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-11-08
cuRrous CONVERSATIONS.

Canada has 100, oe9 Indians. the
United States 100000.
Wood intended to be made into pianos
requires to be kept 40 years in perfect
condition
Two hundred and seventeen lions
have been born at the Dublin Zoo dur
ing the last 10 years.
Six million persons are expected by
the japanese to visit the exhibition to
be opened at Osaka. Japan. next
March.
Germanv's latest addition to her
navy is the Chinese torpedo boat Hi
lung, which was captured by the Ger
mans at Taku.
Twenty years ago England imported
290, 900 horses annually now the num-
Der is 1874, 600. said Sir Walter Gibley
recently at Bishops stortford, Eng
land.
More than seven times the distance
round the earth has been walked by q
Dover (England) postman. named Eden
Healn. who has just retired otter 40
wears service.
What is known rs an angel shark, an
ugly fish with an eight-inch mouth
containing three rows of teeth, has
been caught with hand line at Felix
towe, England.
Siwash Indians from Puget Sound
and British Columbia do most of the
hop picking in Western Washington.
The growers paw 81 box and the av-
erage buck can earn 50 day.
The new German regulations for fire
insurance companies fill "a pages of a
consular report. A number of changes
made are of interest to American com
panies doing business in that country.
The head and antlers of a magnifi-
cent specimen of the extinct great irish
deer have been found in a bog near
Limerick. The horns measured 9 feet
six inches from tip to tip. and the
head is the finest ever discovered
To get a free passage from the Kon-
go to Europe a negro slowed himself
away in cask on board the Belgian
steamer Philippeville. When the cask
was opened on the voyage home the
man was found to have been sutfocat-
ed.
AS a rival to the United States lead
trust a new COMPANY has appeared
with a process by which white lead
can be manufactured 30 times as quick
lv and at less than one-third of the
cost of the present method, according
TO the London Daily Mail,
Pasma's famous Palace library now
belongs to Italy, bv an arrangement
with the former family. The latter
gives mp all claims in consideration Of
the Italian Governments having the
debts of Duke Charles Ill, who was
assassinated in 1854, amounting to l.,
300. 600 lire.
S. A. Ransom, acting assistant sur
geon of the United States Marine
Hospital service, has recently report
ed the results of his experience in san
Francisco, in estimating the length Of
time required for the distinction Of
vessels with per cent sulphur diox-
ide He concludes that - honr's ex-
posure is sufficient to kin all insects
and germs except the bacillus subtills.
Rats survived in but one experiment.
KILLED WHILE CUNNING.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-11-08

Rev. Dr. and Mrs j. SpanQler Kief-
en-, of Hagerstown have issued invi-
tations to the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Miss Eleanor Spangler. to Mr. S.
George White on Tuesday evening.
Nov. 20. at 7 80 O'Clock in Zion Re
formed church.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-11-08

G.. H. Hausan. Lima o., Engineer
L. Z. 81 w. r. r. writes: ~ have
been troubled a great deal with back
ache. / was induced to try Foley's
Kindev Cure, and one bottle entirelt
relieved me. / gladly recommendg j
to any one, specially..my friends among
the train meul who are usually SINH
lariiy affiictd.. Z. G. Williams.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-11-08
SHUT DOWN.

The Shenandoah Pants Company
were compelled to shut down their
plant Inst night for lack of coal to run
their engines. Coal is expected TO ar
rive in time to resume the operations
morning
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-11-08
BOAT UPSET.

While Sueila Cohill and Emma Bev-
ans. of Hancock, We're attempting to
cross the canal in row boat they en-
countered canal boat. and were
thrown in the water by the tow line.
Fl. r. Dingley heard the screams and
waded in the water to his waist and
rescued them.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-11-08

A new iron fence which the direc-
tors of this Green Hill Cemetery Com
any ordered erected i'll front of the
cemetery some time AGO, has arrived
and was delivered at the cemetery this
afternoon The fence is high and will
be very handsome affair when com
pleted
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-11-08

to $l.00 with Deyoes Gloss Carriage
Paint. 1t weighs to ozs. more to
the pint than others, wears longer, and
gives gloss equal to new work. Sold
BY G. G Cushwa q Bro.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-11-08

The chinchilla, the little animal the
size OF a squirrel, is met with only in
the Andes of Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru
and northern Chilli, and is never found
under height Of 5000 or 10000 feet.
The Indians are eager trappers and
hunters of it for its fine fur. The
skins are well seasoned with salt and
made up into small packages for dis
patch to the towns, whence they are
shipped abroad.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-11-08

Today take Foley's Honey and Tar.
1t positively prevents pneumonia, on
other serious results from colds. 1t
may be too late tomorrow. e. G. VIII
liams.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-11-08

Lives Lost by EARTHQUAKES.
More than million lives have been
lost by earthquake in the last century.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-26
souTH DEER ISLE.

The union here visited Stonington
Thursday, holding Its meeting at he Ocean
View. This has become q custom annu-
ally, and 10 . local red letter day. After
the opening service letter was read from
Mics Alice Moore as to her work hefe, and
IL was decided 10 invite her to Stoning, on
and this place the first week In December.
Arrangement. were also made for q
Temperance lecture By Mr.. Huxley, Illus
trafed with ssereopticon views, . little
later on.
After the business part OF tho meeting,
there was a social hour, with discussion OF
plano OF work, music and chat till the
supper hour arrived. when all we're mar
shaded to the dining. room. which all
Hancock county goers will re-
mem Der, and where hoaniifni supper
was served.
The earth and the sea had contributed
10 the repast, ana lobster salad, chicken,
various vegetables and fruit. cakes and
pies In abundance were enough TO tempt
the daintiest palate.
The ~aning light soon warned the guests
that long road was before them, sua as
the sun was setting gl0riously they de.
parted, aEresing that they had enjoyed .
red letter day indeed.
II Is hoped that Miss Moore will stir np
neS interest ia she work, aud that Han
cstck say have one or acre new unions as
frophiss Of her yislf 10 tbs caanty.
PEEss SUIT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-26

II you woald tucrease your hap
ard proiorg your liie. forget your ~,
bofs faults. Forget the stand. i Y
fave ever heard. Forget TIE tesnp,,
Forget the 'suls-fiDdinr, asd sgve
thought 20 the cause which prove
Forget the rernilarsties o. Soaf
snd remember tbs COED poin,x y
make sou ford 81 them. Fers.t
soHsi qosgFrls o. Histories fuu ~
heard - accident, sns whieh. 10
We1id ssem thousand times var
they are.
isiol aai - TAR ~ p0~afhle all Al
rrsrebies 81 Ills they will come
VIII Rfo@ lafgss hsn You -
hem. snd the cnnessns shoash, ~ ~
sets Of nsnunesS, or. worse sfill. r,..
wtlI oniy tend 10 MAKE yoa more ssg ~
Wtfh their.
uhiitefsis svvryt bine dlssgrpeahss -.
yesterday start cot With 4 clean -
ioF 10 fey. snd wrlse upon 81, Ia -
ssensnfY's sake. ngiy shts~s fhsfp~ 49,
sre lpvtls ard ipssntsie.--- I'or4 mad IT,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-26
his FIRST THANKSGIVING.

A Contemporary Account of the Pto-
a~er Feast In 1871.
The arst Thanksgiving day was eeie-
brated in the autumn Of 1921.
An account Of the pioneer Of all these
fessts has been presented In letter by
Edward winslow written In the same
year:
You shall understand that In this
little time that few OF Us have been
houses and four for the use OF the plan
tatlon and have made preparations for
eleven others. We set the last spring
some twenty acres OF corn and sowed
some ak acres OF barley and peas.
Our corn did prove well. God he
praised. and our barley Indifferent
good, but our peas no, worth harvest
ing. Our harvest being got In. our
governor sent four men cut fowllug. NO
that we might after special manner
rejoice together after we had gathered
the fruit OF our iabors. They four 10
one day killed as much fowl as. with
a little help beside. served the whole
company almost week. al which time
among other recreations we exercised
our arms, many u the Indians arriy-
Ing among us, and among the rest their
greatest king. Massasolt. with ninety
men. whom for three days we enter
tanned and Toasted. And. although Il
be not always so plentiful as IL was at
this time with us. set, by the goodness
Of God, we are 20 far from want that
we often Wish You partakers OF cur
plenty
Thus Thanksgiving was bcgn.
Il continued 70 De celebrated. though
" { with any regularity. Tor about six
Il years after which Il was annually
O iered by The geaeFal court. not al
" avs in Nos nher. bat generally after
the haryeafs were gathered.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-26
runkEy AlA rrRIrAINE.
A Novel Way of rrep.rtns tho Bfrs
Fer Hfs Dcana.

Fer His Doess.
Anent the subject Of turkeys one Of
the dcalers IN the crest natioEsl fcnst
bird asked a reporter. says the Florida
Times Union. IL he knew how 70 pre-
pare and cook turkey properly. The
scribe confessed ignorance.
"Ge; Jon a half pint Of good old
whisky
whats that got to do with the prep
sration Of a turksyY'
Everything, Saturate enough corn
In the whisky to soak up all the Epgr-
It's Feed that 10 your gobblcr. The
old fellow will Ike e. First thing you
know be feels bis oats. or. more. prop.
criy, his corn. lie win sprcsd hls tsii
10 the hreexe. trail bis wings on the
ground and map oG circles under the
impression that be owns the earth and
IL the boss OF everything on y lie VIII
our up BIS feathers. wrinkle his neck
and look intensely serious. all the
while splitting the atmosphere iato
kAtiaA sABNAF- 10 AieA ~ A&At NtA h@t
gets to staggering, hts gobbisug IL more
frequent. but lcss coherent. he gives
iurc.l backward and another forward.
jabs bis bill In the ground. reels and
falls.
"Now for the az. HIS head Is on; he
10 BLEED aud hung up fer twantyfour
hours IN a cool place. Make your stuff
fnE to suit your own taste. Pot him
Ia the baking pan breast downward
Only idiots cssok fowls breast Up. You
want all the suceulent juices % run
into Che breast A juicy breast u ne
perfection 81 cooking He cuuses 70
the table smoking hot aud breathing
an aroula IKE Eephyrs which hare
NopEhed through gardens ~ roses snd
nelds Of ripe corn Then hay ia"
"YeS.~ commented the reporter. @hut
the Society For the Prevention 81 Cru.
city 10 Animals would he horror struck.
"Not at all The bird has 10; TO die
80 let him die happy
"fIow about the very good peopleTF
"why. bless your soul. man. that
way 90 cooking n turkey IL an iaven.
ton o. The purisansF'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-26

: Thanksgiving time Is the busiest sea
son for the manufacturers Of and deal
ers In masks and false faces. The fan
tastieai costume parades and the old
custom OF masking and dressing fer
amusement on Thanksgiving day keep
up from year to year in many parts OF
the country. so that the quantity OF
false faces sold at this season il enor-
nous The manufacturers make II a
point to get up new styles, and this
year brownies, .yailer kids" parrot
yisages and many ether novelties viii
be on sale Masks % prominent men
and the foremost political leaders are
made hy some gaaau2a etgrers, and
large sized false hands. noses. ears.
etc, are also new and amusing Sc
leeted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-26
THANKSGIVING DAY.

Thnassssvinx day ia the eAsy.
Ian passing sss time alone.
Far from fas snrses u ssy tzytsosaI.
A stranger ant aeaTtsscS foF hosae.
To-day | lire aes tn me present.
Bat ny thoughts ey hsek Ger she years
t. the f4sniiy board ASH sha old solss.
And my eyes asi with uamRnfy se4ss.
Fer to-day kno~ they win asi.s me,
Ard sorrow VIII II; At ,bs frast
la The vacant chair Of the ~snasrer
Ia the Old hoane. away Do~n East
And The OIL folks win eat Ia sadnes
And Thanksgiving 10 rebts~t ot lie Joy.
And their voices he l8w zad tender
when they speas Of their absent Coy.
But to-night At The fsssiis altar.
Ny name ~igi he spoken Ia prayer.
Ard the holy hxhs OF chrs-siss f4ish
wan hanssh the llaes Of care
From the ferfowed brews OF tho old folks,
As with simple fsrsor on heart
They plead for hsHe la naaasioa
In \ land where friends never part.
o 20 pass the day With the oil folks.
Ana xiAsitiea their hcsss. osce more,
And bring JOY 10 the Aarnsar cottage
powp East. by she blrsx sea shorei
Strange. we know Rot bow much we lore them
Tili iife's tide sweeps as apart
o wandarer. where Ia the heart so foad.
SO true AZ 8 p&rents hesrts
The lore Of q wife may be holy
As drawn from the feani above,
Bat what 20 pure AZ the steady Hight
That halos a mothers lover
Tis PLEASANT. the grasp Of friendsAip,
Though a wnFa may sever the bznd;
Bat who DOUBTS the siaeere pressure
OF fathers toii.w0rn hAnds
On ny knees, 10 my lonely ehamber.
with raise my heart 30 prayer,
And lmpiare the blessing OF heaven
TO rest Oh the old folks there
In their h0me by the cherries ocean,
ARa III thank che E2gtser above
ktsf the gJts. abe priceless treasure
Eie aas gisen--sAe Oh folks' love.
November. lsas --RiHshsN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-26
aluinal Benefit oolnmn
nprrKD ny -Ausr sapoE-.


The purposes Of this column are succinetiy
stated in the title and motto--i is for the ma
tna hens M, aud aims to be helpful and hopeful
BelnE or the common good. II Is for the eem
mon use-s public servant, a purveyar Of In
formation ana suggestion, medium for the tn
terr hnnEe ~ Ideas. In this capacity Il solieiis
COMMUNICATIONS, ard ifs success depends large
ly GU the Fs4 para given II In thie respect, Con
municatlune must lie signed. bat tne name 81
writer viii rot be printed except by permission
CONCENTRATIONS Win be subject 20 approval o.
rejeetiaa hy tpe editor OF the coipmH. hat Eohs
WIFI Sc reiects-i githeat good reason Address
all Communications 10
THE AMERICAN.
Ellsworth Me.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-26

' = ? 2 -1.sEs-l---s~.e.1
Acknowledge 1t.
Ellsworth has TO Bow to the Ina.
iiabIe-scores Of Citizens
Prove Il.
Prove II.

After the reader has read the posg.
statement OF this representative ci,.rss q
Ellsworth given below, be must .si,,,
sqasrely and honestly come 20 Iris scs.
elssioni A Semedy which cared yss
age, which has KEEP, The party In ssoa
health since. can. be relied Opoa to 20.
iosTs the same wosk under sialla, 81,
cams,&aers. Read shiss
}. T. crippsn, piano, organ and scBssa
music dealer. Of Water street. says. u
have repeatedly recommended the uss a
Deans kidney Pills since the wsu,ss .,
1897 whsn went TO wsTgia a Mooss,
drug store for the remedy ard ,eas /,
eoarss of the treatment. Thls shows Tia,
Hay opsaton then icrmsa Of the pvvpars.
,Ion has not altered and aithough eas.
not positively ssxsrt ssat during The ia
fsss ytsts fseutFsnee& os hassAehs hass
sos taken pssev, attn can smpsailcasly
rrSommsnd tho preparation a. / do wh&a
u iir,i esass 10 ny noties."
said foe 30 ceats q eox by all dr&xr,.
Posssr. sfsihayn Co.. Rarslo, y. V. soss
agents for The rngtsst STATS.
Rsmemtex tbs pane, Deans, and .sas
~ substitute.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-26

en5oyed IN. A. BIS" letter In THK ANEKL
CAN OF Oct. ~. aud I can appreciate her lons n.
ness Ia 4 big house with no friends 20 call, for
too am alone. all my family being In other
places, though have many callers and am TOO
uusy to think Of being lonesome
Az this time OF year tho work presses, for
there are 80 many things 10 look AFTER TO gef
them IN readiness for winter. And II one has
dropped all and run away for vacation, as
nave done laiely. there Is a double amoant ON
hand to do.
wish sil the sisters could have been with me
on a trip 10 the White mountains. which was
planned rs a wind-up 70 the w. c. I. u. con
yention. The grand old mountains-how they
inspire onei "How beautiful upon the noun.
tains;- .As the mountains are round about
lerusalem"-those glorious texts inspired by
the mountains of the Holy Land they an ones
thoughts.
We left Portland In the morning. and had four
hours 10 stroll about In sight of Nt Washing
sea--not going TO it-retarnins In the evening
Tee White Ribboners had two ears all 20 them,
st ives and lovely excursion II wac I thluk
al retarned feeling renewed energy for the
everyday duties.
thought Of Aunt Madge and the other sisters
81 the M. b. column, and wished they could all
q joy it. his good to leave hoase cares behind
go vacation, and NOS fret ever what may
asppen in ones absence then we euley ali there
Is for u.s. Eco.
II Is very nice OF Ego to share with Us,
atsbe does, the scenes she enjoyed and the
Asughts they Inspired on her pleasant
~. and also to remember cur ~. b.
escis amld her pleasures,
AUsT MApeE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-26

Rev. John iieia. 1r., ~ Greas Pals. Mont
reeeamssded hly's Cram lssim 70 ms. can
emPss izs Ess ssAtemeHas 81 Il = pa-isfse care
for catarrh u u4e'i a. dire s1.~-itsx, sferet-
" reole, Pastor cvaraa Pres charehs II lssA,
aisnI
AFTER psias { iy's Cream Balm SIX wsces
bei " ay "a eaisa "a eaEarrA.- gSaeFa ssr~
ass etaasi ave, HrE
TIE ~ n aps lrsHsts 81 caase snss4Ias
sol ~ drsa2i-ts ~ z es. or masled b. E75
BfosasFs. y Warren g., Ssx York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-26
SPOILED ms DINNER.


"Blues; Thanksgiving ever spentY"
unused the tine cid gentleman who has
an uneonqncrahle aaiipa,hy to prae-
teal politics. lit stands osft tn my
memory iikc an olseiiss Oh plain. and
1t was NOT SO very long aEo. either.
Il bal been iujnccsi that fan 10 run
for an important public offsee- IL was
done asainst suy better Judgment and
under great pressure but when man
enters such = iight ne wanss 10 win.
I was n a close district and Determined
to put up the very lssss iighs that the
circumstances would permit. | adver<
tissd st once Tor an extra stetlngrapaer.
ard from the many wha responded w.
leeted beautiful bright aud dashlag
youns woman who jss,lfcd NY iBasnc-
date faith In her ability. She did all
my pirate correspondence. knew ms
mueb about the inside Of the esmpaigu
as did. worked dap amt nigh; with
willingness that was surprising. and
even took from one Df nay saFcwdext
advisers tke lixt OF voters ln the ssron-
#NnA sNeAaR& WNsF8 1sAtNAt ss&sAs ~ Ntss7
tend. with fun instructions as TO how
the most Influential persons among
them could be wou 60 my cause IL
was great work. aud yet fell several
hundred short of the normal party vote.
"My saccesxfal opponent lived In a
ueighisoriag town and graciottsiy Invis-
eli me to be his guest on tho following
Thanksgiving. 1t would have hooked
surly 10 refuse. and | went. II was
really an admirable social function. but
the few hours put IN there were tar
ture The host met me with hearty
handciasp Turning. he said. 'My
wife R@salendent in satin and jew
els. saw my sgenographsr. Love and
war, she nuTnured. He thinks was
visiting nay old home Ia New Eng
land | held my peace. but that fattcd
turkey tasted like cork ~ Detroit Free
f'rs,sK
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-26
ID. 6. G. u. Column.

TIE esituy iBrtics SECRETARIES Of local aaians
Of She ". g. T. q. Ia Iisheeek county, saa
white rfbfsa1ers generally. 10 cuasrihuss ~ this
column reports Of FnFssinrs itsfss THAI viii te
Of iEtercst 10 workers IN other pnrxs Of tbt
county. we weais axe thts 10 he llveeosHnn.
hgi IL seeds soEtsc effort on the l2r Of W. C. r.
q women Ia maize IL -. II "a = column Of their
making, not etss, aud will BE- what they maze
H. Itstas and eoniua nicastpHs sheuid ke short.
and are. Of course. sebiess 10 approval OF tss
csliIorl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-26
carea 81 riIes &C. 4o -.

Mr.. g. daney, ~ Geneva. Qhio. had the
piles far forty " ~ Doctors and da,la-s
epnis q htm ma lasting good. DeMitfss
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