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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-19

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vety iassrucrivs. ssT is ssoaiax tas snswers pea
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pAas ever wh1a rssssAr I save FAF~x asa
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thss sAoasa get ssaa sAs rsper, rea wantfas
haws 70 ga ~ws&s have saas se-aays-
CsssEaost - an. G.
II 10 by no mistake that ali Of yoaF good
letter = inserted this seek There arc
many 81 year tboughts wouid Hike 20 en-
large spou, bus wisi oaiy nsssfton thst
Gs gaesssops I'm eur column. { skspk we
would end Il especially interesting Coz the
winter szonssx, whsIe be lon9 eveniEgs
give the ezsy housewives mere iins Cor
resdsng.
&C. poo shall Re sehooirns'sa ffrss, ard
ri appoint ~Ea.s hsrs Tor secon6. In The
meantime. who wtn give ~ the origin Of
the tsrrn ~Ez6asn szmmer'r
Scene Of the sAsserhoo1 wcrw ''tackinx .
PSF rsesntIy, ard trying "Egoas" say
shea thus remiaa~1 Of sbe NJ. BE- one
said; Il p4sssd Hlong ons Of 'Aun's'
Suggestions thu ether day-thai chs seons
putting q little paper flannel ia the aFpss
pcs ~sgle they are bskinT-rniae have
never leaked oat sine~, and ms friesd said
her pies didn't either" ! have tried II
with success too.
I~an; 20 tel you that 20 ore T. mere
surprised at the general hsipfaiBoss OF cur
eoiamn than aust MADGK-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-19

The most Of our trouble is caused by
dread Of coming Ills Many Of them
never come at all. or, rather. when the
trial that we have been dreading does
come II proves to be far more easy TO
bear than we expected In fact. we
are almost disappointed when we get
over some long expected trouble 50
easy and Immediately look for some
thing else to worry over. We have
abundant grace given for every need
today: let us thankfully receive the
blessing and leave tomorrow. with all
il may bring. in His care. After all.
what He expects OF you and me 10
faithful trust In Him, trust that re-
mains firm In the face OF every posi-
BILE calamity. Such faith as this Is the
only remedy for dread OF the future.
and such faith is the rightful heritage
Of every saved soul - Presbyterian
Journal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-19

iooking proadiy down upon his To-
little nancse.
We'll IL 4 dan't beat an how ouel|
things DO happsnr SAID Mrs Nlsbssl
her face radiant aAna yoa.ve -.
Hvia' neightSr 10 me fsese six wvesI
and ! neyer knswsJ Il. Ida. WI
didn't ygn tsgl nseg~
~Beeagse neser dreane that St.
phsn RisinGh2n. ms begr8tlssss wsSfeg.
ioveg. vas anything 10 MrS Sisl,et4.
said Eatia, ianghsn9
There It's, n8w-' sgaeulste.1 4.
farmer. "Eiow was she 70 know q.
be was paly nay nephew. adspssa w.
hls parents died. twenty xOoa yssss
ago. We've always called hsaa a.,
AID hes always been q Soa 10 Us. ~.
Ida G3dn't know. uid wanan. va,
DO you say 20 Stepssn's wifeY-
Mira Nlss>4tt eiaspes Ida 10 ~,
heart.
II d. say sbe calculated. s.thls 1.
Tire thankfuliest TAAnksgisIn' ewes
lvcd to ssser'--S sw York Daily News
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the desired holiday favor as q stufting
Of mushrooms. and. as these are raised
In such quantities for the market now
adays. they are no longer an extrava-
gance. The stuffing Is made In this
way: A pound OF nice. tender ham cut
In dice. When hot. add two pounds Of
mushrooms, a little grated nutmeg
white pepper 10 taste and bay leaf
tthe ham supplies enough saltl. Blend
all together In the saucepan over a
moderate Ore until the ham Is cooked.
then put aside 10 cool. stun the crop
out wen, and IL any remains put Il in
the body Of the turkey; then sew both
neatly.
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sESCa wa GOT rn1 NoEr@sSE Rsip-
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gage ar.
10 VsaaeiFsi az sns'Frsts srD1 b<Eisnis a0ws
10 assss
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The day may be one Of calamity.
DARK clouds may be over Us and a
terrible storm about TO break upon Us
where shall we End safety The prov
idence Of God nay ail Us with alarm.
and we may feel ourselves left desti-
tute and helpless. Where may we hide
ourselves from the pending evil? Or,
while all is peace about as. while 9th
ers are rejoicing because Of great good
we are depressed In spirit and In the
thought Of ourselves see only sin and
Judgment. How shah we escapcT The
Spirit OF God has given Us the an
swer. God is cur refuge: u help In
trouble most readily 10 be found" lie
Is at hand, and His ear Is open 10 our
cry Of distress. He Is the Almighty.
and within His loving care we are
safe He is the faithful unehanging
one. and therefore viii not forsake US
Hasten to the open door and TO the
outstretched arms Of Him whose love
infolds you and whose arm win guard
from every harm - United Presbyte-
rian.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-19

To my mind Christian Endeavor has
never seen a better day than today
Rev. DIR. ]. Wilbur Chapman.
II isn't more method that Christian
Endeavor needs-its more motive.
And you and ! win get the motive
through the quiet moments alone with
Cod This Is the mission Of the Quiet
Hour moyement-John Willis Baer.
It's education that we need In Chris
fian characterization Of the head
and education Of the heart--State Sec
rotary IL A. Imports.
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A THANKFUL
TlIANkS6IVln6

n DON'T feci a. e ! seuula ens1y
this Tkauksrivt sl'.'r - & Mrs. -
Fl Sisissft. lsoktEg G9wn iate ihe
basket ~ glossy. RID chassr IS
Spitzsus,sras us X y werp a fasa-
ny vauig aud taking Hp an aHTlt a. C
Il had heoa = skull, ~ugA eoa't~
"Tsea. SaFeEsa. Observed asF has
hanA. sho haa Jest tArgnn a haze beg
ca the ofsn hrp. ~ysa dca't dss1rn
naEhin' 70 be thankful fari It's as
haFus0Eae tnrkey as erer capped.
and dout know 81 year when Txe
hsa uicCr pumpkins en tsaat ar corn
lass-
T4fn't tuvsey nr ruEarkta pics c~
cranberry Sass IS makes Thankzxfx-
Ia. = sighed Mrs Slsbetf.
"wba, Il Il. thenf 81 AS cold weath-
sr. shouid ha' thsuxht the last fross
wouid ha' done the business far you
pretty fairly. Them arteugssas by the
frput deor Is scorcbea black. and the
old maple II losln' It's ieaves as II they
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-19

A Thanksgiving s@sa- with sag
Ep.ttous shsaf the Taskey.

A ThanksEfvInE wssa. with sag
Ep-sssns sssaf the Taykwy.
IL f. rot uoiy Thanksgiving dinaer
that Lady tsoaatlfuI Is expected 60 FRO
vide for. says the Chicago Recaggi. bet
she has the Ilen u The family hagae
fag ct beast rhp day aud in many easrs
q hoaSeful o. coIapsny 10 Iook after.
With ali ~ shls iu view few snEgnA-
lions are oaerssl f0F various goodies
and savorles. both hot an4 cold. suit
able 10 the seaAoa-
Oysters en- the ia. She'll
oxsah SOUP
Salmon Cf1sfets Cap~r Sauce
c=Es4sa Kidney car Es0AiSped Sweet
breads
Roast Turkey
Cranberry Sgere az Jelly
Mashed Potatoes.
siswee CelsTs Wash &hsta Sauce.
Spinach ar Peas.
Pumpkin Ans Ninrs Pr.
oaakiaE Pudding ~ith Self cassard.
Cheese Sosgtsss-
Fruit Meta Co-e@-
For the piece de resistance II Is wei
TO 20 10 market prepared TO buy the
best. which Is always = young. medium
sized ben turkey. Mind that your pnr-
chase Is a Thorough black beg II the
legs incline TO paieuess. Father Time
has been at work The breast must be
broad and fat. the skin very white and
the neck short II the legs are red and
adorned with long spurs. these are
sure signs Of an old gobbler. Nothing
will 80 improve turkey and give IL
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A HARVARD DRAMA.
Tks ytetsm'. pr~aa of . Harrss.~
Revenge.

AFSFGKFs
Roo~ter-so you win steal ar corn
viii your Oh. you needn't strut around
here ~ though yoa we're the oagy oae
IN this FsenaEerie.
Turkey-oh. dont know. You're
not 10 IL with the Just nov. ru tAe
nanss popular thing on the walk a.,
present.
Roostcr We'll. madam. stretch yerr
rrbter nech up over my bead ali yvu
want today. bot just yoa wait til To-
morrow When your skinny legs are
begnx dragged to The ereeufIon block
I wiIl look 90 at yaar sorry explraiSoa
and frosn tie bottom % my lungs viii
crow for vfcturyl
Turkey taking two struts cooqward
and landing Ia the center 81 the STAGE
Aye. aye. sir Bet listen DeafA
hath iss rewards. ard 10 sacrifice my
sslf ct the altar u revcnge is uaoxe
glorious ttlan life What 10 MY beau.
teons wings shall switch The dust FROM
ous the erae&s ~ The kitchen stgves
Wait tiil ~ mods and beip}rss form
lies stretched upon tbr nlAtter Of the
feast. Tisen shall revenge cone 10 ne.
tgr usveF yet was oae ~ our tTihe sac
rifcrsi az the altar 81 Thanksgiving
that the fusrcficSs rouFrnands did tot
WI o'essteT Themselves that nuthing IN
All the wasid vas worth the having fas
three days Ia advance.
Revsnwv! Ny friends. revenge Indeed
In SWEET, Detroit Free pvezs.
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a. asSAAB a1 III AAEs&A&A-
was rainln' down Parson Jarvis is
comm aIl the way frosn sloatesvlIse to
preach tomorrow. and the qulrv'S
larned . tran new anthem just pur.
pose. about beiia' thankful for harvest
and all that sort of thing t'm sore
6ou'r know what else you'd have
Mrs Sishett only answered by a
sigh.
Il wonder II faint possible stephs
II be ham tonight" she said after a
pause.
"fie writ not He thought bed drop
In ariy Tomorrow usnruln' u be caught
the train be expected 0nly think. cid
woman: it's eve years since sfephe
was hnm 10 Thanksgivtn'F'
Old SIsre,t rubbed bis horny hands.
with ehnesie. sdding:
And | s'rsose. II all accounts Is trzs.
hes gettin' 20 be a great man oct IN
that western country. IL was kind Of
a hard pun when be went OF and left
Us but maybe the boy was In the
right"
Yes" said Mrs. Nlstsett dolosousiy.
bat somehow ! can't get reeenciied to
the idea Of his EnaTyin' a strange gal
out there"
joel scratched bis head This was q
phase Of the subject that be scarcely
felt competent TO discuss
Maybe youu Ike her. stephen says
she's nice gal
stephen saysl As IL a man over
bead and ears in love wouldn't say
anything
Il wish he'd told US who she was"
Mrs Slsbett groaned again. Joel
went out TO the woodpile. the everyday
shrine whence be generally derived
what little OF phliosophIe Inspiration be
had.
Mrs Sisbettr'
IL was soft little voice. and the old
lsdy's face relaxed ins,inetiveiy as II
sounded on her ears
why. Lds Tremaine-'tain't yons-
"it IL. I've done everything that Aunt
Constance wanted. and bow I've Just
run over to see IL you don't need a bit
OF hrip."
She stood In the doorway. fair little
appartrion. all flushed aud rosy with
the November wind. while hey blue
eyes sparkiet as II they were twin
sapphi-es hidden away under her long.
dark iashes- She was neither blond nor
brunette. but fresh checked giri. with
nuf brown hair. skin like the leaf of a
damask rose, a straight. refined nose
and lips as ripe as 9 red crabappie,
though BY no means 30 sour. Generally
she bad demure sort OF gravity lin
gering about her face. but when she
did laugh a dimple came out upon her
cheek and row OF pearIy teeth giim-
mered instsntaneousIy.
In one hand she carried q bunch Of
late autumn flowers
"See~ she cried. holding them mp.
Il ransaekesi Aunt ConStanee's garden
for these. l knew that big vase on the
mnnfel needed something. and. with a
branch or SO Of scarlet leaves. IN have
3 royal bouquet to help you keep
Thanksgiving
Mrs. Sisbett took the fair oval face
between her two hands and kissed the
fresh little mouth
''Set down. Ida, /" she said. Il wasn't
a-eaiculatin' 10 hare no sech fixins up.
bnt you've sech way. child. can't
never say M 10 you"
-Buf you're going 10 keep Thanks
giving" cried Ida. throwing Of her
outer wrapplngs and dancing up TO the
booking glass Ike little gale Of wind,
because ron invited Aunt Constance
and me % dinner and because your son
Is coming home"
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ANY question may be asked that per-
taina to any Phase u Christian Endeavor
work. Address Lock Box ga Bingham
iaa, n. ~
II. V. T. H.. Massachusetts, II. A.
imports OF the Marble Collegiate
e,urch. New York city, is the secre-
iay Of the New York state union. He
hes but recently returned from Eu-
~ sean trip.
&. X, New York. - The Christian
! deavor movement is said to now
amber nearly 1000, 600 adherents.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAyoR.

3opfe For tbe week B@Hsnssnw Nsw.
/ Es-romnaens ~ Rev =. " DsyE@-
4 -rog'a.-~T laakagiViug asa thanka livsax
~Ps- cxvi. III; Jas & =
No more appropriate scriptBr1l So
ction could have been made for this
suhieet than TIE One Hundred aad
Eixteeafh Psalm. The pssimast here
give iaapks luto God for special ard
gsaeFal blessings aud declares practl-
esIly that be wiz I've hin thanks.
.~Uhst shall ! render uuso the Lord
fnr all HIS be1eatsy7 be asks and then
answers his question BY Saying. Il vii
pay my vows unto TIE Lord BOW IN
III presence u all His people This
q equivalent TO saying. 4 vii I've ny
tAanks unto tire Lord fer al His bless
1nss~
! ]. Thanksgiving to God is most st.
Ding ard appropriate. The psalrnist On
lhis occasion had saaeh 70 thank God
Tor. lie had been sicka-yea. nigh IN
To death The pains Of death got
Aold upon me Then be cried unto
he Lord and the Lord heard him lie
xas healed His life was saved Lii.
be- wonder that he would cry cut unto
ood Ia gratitude and thanksgiving.
But who has not many things TO be
.thankfui foxs Every day there are
blessings In our lives. Sometimes they
are conKpicuoasly great-unnsual pros
Derify, escape from danger. ressora-
tton from sickness to health DO we
khsnk God as we ought for ths~e sp@-
esAi blessingsg And then there are
The InuumeTSbie common blessings Of
life. Let as count our blessings and In
Untifu6e thank God for them. for they
III come from His hand
2 Thanksgiving 10 God should ee
accompanied by thanks living Words
10 be effective must always be accom-
panled By deeds. N0s those who mere
~ say, Lord Lord, / thnak Thee.
Are the thankful ones. bat those who
do the viii Of their Father who Is 10
heaven The psalmist recognized Ills
indebtedness 10 God for HIS g0oaness-
a spared life put him In debt 20 God.
and be declared that be would pay 4
II win pay my vgws unto the Lord.
AL sick vows are not paid. but the
PISS iuaist evidently Intended to pay bis.
Thus. best q all. he could show his
gratitude 20 God Actions speak loEid-
er than words" But flaanks 10 God
can he expressed hy deeds OF kidd
ness toward Ills peopie. Pure rsli-
gton and undesiled before Csod the Pa
ther Is this-to wish the fatheFless aud
widows ia their affection and 20 keep
himself Rnspotted from the world :"
How can we better thank God than
By helping and caring Ter those who
are the special objects Of His lovc and
Saref
BIBLE HEADINGS.
Ps. xxxiy. is: |. Ia Is: G Is: ell
Is; evil. i-ies Mark Y. 1871. Acts ID.
lilo: III Cor. IL. iii: PHI ~. 6; Col. ii.
q Z, Rev. VII, II, L.
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aluiual Bmtai Column


Tss psrposes of mas rsllam- xre sserinetig
statea e. ~ Nue ard aaug-u T. ~ - ~
taai i.eness Sna sauas ts ~ ssigfsi ae9 heg-Hfal
felax Scr tse csa-zos esszl. = + ior tte cen
upa ase--4 pGbiis .eryans, FaryRypr - is
furuasgis1a zna sGxEestlsn. . ssssiiam iez a. ~
safrhansa o. ktaGs fa eats sAEsse4sY a sQi5Atsla
esar a.s sezilsRs krs ~ suare-s esgsszfs large
tf SO tne sHpFarG FtTE0 S ls tAss rss Fsst- Ae-a
sar sss4stauF saEsa tN assrpfsa aAs ts1 NsNEs ~
urflsr els ~ ~ pfsntesf errsEst - pszutassor
Gsiuszl a. scNtSgus Sill - snhsas ia ~ SFVT@i "
Ts1eeIiaH IS tAH ealaaT " ~ calEanrs ea4 rsone
siu - sHlsraszs rffkUas 1uess Ts4s1a- k1ircs-
ai3 eosa EsAnscs4ien& ~
TaE ANNKIc&s.
Egiswgrsk. Ne
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Dear FTksAdss
Tha subsect 81 mortgages with their at
irraant hard work and anxaeties, has
been silzeed 10 ireqasntiy Of late, and
while the poem seiecssd for the 90 unn
this seek may give enc phsse--psrh&p.
more than ane--of the question. Ego
comes with her Wise counsel and Der
ready syDpsthy.
oea. s9af xaa9ss
I have seen 70 mssy shlsxs IL The NJ. D.
ooismA iassly thst ssetls nsy sympSshy that
hare fsk hse wrffiax psrsoaAi lssssrs 60 Tie
wrsazrs n ] esiy &psw wao theF we're. sun
have seen 30 busy thaf ssea tire eolk@n has
b@en ssxsecssa. EhOGxh perhaps thaE ~as 10 lose
Fsrss ~Rns % sfye word 20 "a. wbOse
letter w1s in the isaac Of oca. IS. she says.
sswaes too tirea 70 sissp." II xssssr n there 10
kny wAy to avoid is--As n rsgss 20 do sor- sSw
/ car syupsEhszs sah y0a. a. In the nany
stsps lpaeorS and cot. ard in The &AxAsty 10
save aud al shs rest. for ] have b>en tsrsSsa
the mlIl. and / ssy ii is sos rixas 70 drag ose's
life out TO save fsw dollars
I dohr always. or 81 AsssE have not always
pr1cfiness what I nov preaca. szf orc sous-
simes gross ~s>er by szPerasscs. and gay
Iasn't % ft. Yea nay get taAs mortgage paid
ofr lizzie SOONER. To he sure. but sths Efe is
more than meat ssd the hasy more than raj
mres." and while ysa are wearing ysarselt out
yoa are iosia, y0ur cap sclty % eBJog the souse
sitter 10 he clear OF dsss. ARa lea 10 one by tina
time IL Ia all cleared ep and '-axsa up. ysu
WIZ lay yenr weary body down 3nd le@ve the
har< for Se,.s 70 enjoy
Nos that Is no rrasSrsSn os yozr Ishn. Ser
though be may Re The hest man Ia she work..
be can't apprccisis the nerve-wearsnx sAai
comes to an svsr~ersesi wemsn. just renen-
her this II you drop cut Of life altogether. she
world VIII wzg on, and John and the ehilsren
wili Sc. along so@eho~. 50 nov suppose that
inssesd Of worsiRs yourself 70 death. yea ssTs
up a iinle strength and keep yourself for thrir
cSEfsrt good.deal logger.
Drop yeur work as soon yoS feel dragged
eut. and II yoa have son lounge. jass drop
yourself on Ia. le os yosr back. Eras laid beside
yon not over pour chest 81 zee yesr eyes 70 earth
aud atop fAfassss for Csc or len niaaass.
You thsnk you eaH't do that. hai jos can. and
you see hos rested you viii feel for thai nssls
stop.
Then chssse yoar wors. Iseszs shs Aouss.
worn and 40 out Of doors hstle while for q
eh4nge-esen ~ the work there is hard. you are
sest;ng the oHone 20 build you UP. ksos. 20
don't dispute Sword Of tails lecture GO ous for
an hour or two At = aeixhbor's once In a while.
ros nsy act be called 20 good . hoa=eseepsr a.
II you always stayed Ia thu bouse scrabDsns. bat
seser mind. you will be tsioe the woman;
sound misd In sound body ia worth soneshias
o. dear, I've used up mere than my share Of
space. and haven't sAid half wanted 10.
Eco.
hops many OF the weary workers be-
side "A" viii profit BY Ego's lecture, -
sbe calls Il; bat II is hard for many
mothers with the care OF two or three lit
tie ones to get even the i've or ten minutes
for rest
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pauper Notice.

TUE undersigned hereby gives nufsee thAs be
Il has contracted wifi tie city of Eilswprzh
for the support Of tha poor, duriar s5se ensuins
year, and tAs made ampse FrHyisioa for their
support he therefore fortsdE all persons from
faxnishhg supplies 20 any gauper on bic
coans az withoa thss written oryser he vii PAY
Tor 40 goods 50 furnished HAKRH s. JosKs.
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aveta ~ avs tax taAsisats aBa Sss tsai whies
sss&sss# aBd s~zAs TIE une@hvxas. Efyss Cssan
asta "a sp9A rvnsssF. ssh sErvs C4sars
sssssy ssst ssaAassls. 6ssss lie sA@ brad VAassass
aaAcA'y. Ffhrs " rests Al efnxs tsss eE bT aslL
Gnafsh sNss~Sa eifssnay In sF~nssnz aaa 70
gsvaE estsHs loss % heassnx ~ tie Ess e
sss' . Crwa= tAals srvFgssas - aeess sAs
e. ssrs. roaes sssi essFsax have greatly Ia
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-19

Dear AWns Raass end Friends n sAs NJ. -.
Coiauns
IL mar be > waste Of time aud space 70 -
what has been said 20 many times already. bus 1
do really enjoy TIE ~. d. column. The name Of
the poem for last week was a ssrmoa Ia itself.
Not what we are going 70 90 10 The future. bat
what have we done today. l. the question.
II We would always keep in mina that il IL
'liiile drops OF waIsr. litsls grains Of sand. -
&e.. might set more value on the small
opportunities. "Aunf Maria Is through vita
pickiiAg, and I wiki faii garaening- After
planting bulbs, do yoa ever sow over them any
kind Of seed that viii live through she winiers
They wII be up before II IS warm enough 20
plant In the sprins. Then when me bulbs are
out % blossom. you hate something 10 take
their place without having % renoYats the bed.
besides having blossoms several weeks earlier
After planning tulips | sowed she BED with
asters-
Yes, eAnHt Marta, = have read JohH Halifax
twice. that alone Il proof that Ike the story.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-19

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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-01-07

Laurinburg. Jan. 6.-Mr. Frank T.
Bizzell who has been editing the Lourin-
burg Exchange, has sold it out TO Mr..
j. p. Virgins, who owns a job printing
establishment here.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-01-07
Penitentiary Management Commended
tspuecial to the News and observer

tSpuecial TO the News and Observer
fillery N. c., Jan. 81 am reliably
informed that Major j. II. Newer who
has been supervisor OF the Saledonia State
State farm, No /, for several years, has
been sent to the western part of the
State as railroad supervisor and that
Mr.. c. n. Christian, who has so success
fully managed the Tillery farm for the
State has been given charge of Camp
No. ], which is compliment we'll mer-
tied and one that reflects credit upon the
pententiary management.
Capt. C. j. Rhenn is still supervisor of
Camp No. 2. Both of these gentlemen are
all right make good and gentlemanly
managers and the States interest will
be protected as long, as they are in
charge OF these farms. They have had
years Of experience and have been sue
cessful wherever placed and the State
and community are to be congratulated.
The penitentiary management is very
good indeed. The wishes OF the citizens
OF this section are considered as far as
practical and we appreciate it in them
and wish for them success.