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Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-12
Log Cabin Philosophy

Atlanta Constitutions: De righteous man
hez a hard time in dis worl', en- sometimes
he feel ez lonesome ez a gray owl in de
daytime.
Ell dey wuz ter take hell out err de bible
de politicians er de country would soon
raise it..
Many people not only cuts up dey shines
in dis life, but hopes ter raise sand at de
resurrection.
De man what spends half his life in
,limbin' ter de mountain top is so weary
ven he gifts dar dat he don't appreciate de
scenery.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-12

BANKERS RESERVE LIFE, OMAHA.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-12
ILLUSTRATED BEE.
Had a Different Pair

Youths Companion: Railroad accidents,
so fruitful of tragic incidents, are also &C.
casionally productive Of bits of humor, al
though it is not often that the humor finds
a place in the newspaper reports of the
accident.
One amusing incident is reported by a
woman to whose care a young man had
been intrusted after he had been badly
hurt in a collision. He was unconscious
when he was carried to her house and did
not open his eyes or speak for some time.
His first conscious moments were evil
IDENTIFY full Of bewilderment. He looked all
about the room and finally let his eyes
rest upon his bandaged feet. He looked
at them long and carefully. A puzzled
frown slowly gathered on his face. with
a feeble finger he pointed toward the foot
Of the bed.
Those are not my feet" he said. my
feet had russell shoes on them"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-12
Ribbon" Beer

Popular usage has decided that a matted
beverage best supplies the proper stimula-
ton and tonic strength.
The best beverage is a pure beer-not a
cheap beer that may prove an overtax to
the liver and kidneys and thus cause
headaches, but a pure beer that in itself
combines those good features so much de-
sired I'm a healthful beverage.
BLUE beer, made In Omaha
by the Storz Brewing Co, has gained con-
siderable fame lately. being the subject of
a laboratory analysis by the highest Amer
lean authority in health, sanitation and
hygiene, THE UNITED STATES HEALTH
BULLETIN, NEW YORK, and pronounced
the purest and best beer made. Such en-
dorsement is certainly gratifying and can.
not be questioned
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-12

When Furnaces were first introduced. timid
people were afraid Of them, Insurance companies re-
fused to carry insurance and the medical fraternity
gave doubtful expressions as to the health Of people
who would be rash enough to use them.
Spiral Furnaces have always been a success In one
form or another and, while many improvements have
been made, there will be greater improvements than
ever In the next two or three years.
Fuel is becoming a serious problem. We now waste
over 40 per cent Of II, and to save this is the ques-
ton OF today.
Advice on the furnace question is being sought after
by users OF furnaces all over the country and
probably no firm gives more gratuitous information
than the Omaha Stove Repair Works, 1907 Douglas
street, who carry in stock the largest variety Of
furnace repairs OF any firm In the country. Their
familiarity with nearly all makes OF furnaces places
them in possession OF information not to be obtained
by others. Furnace repairs are only a part OF their
stock-water fronts as well as supplies TO NJ all
kinds Of stoves made.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-12

Dogs for sale of all kinds. Fancy pIs
cons Belgian Hares and Ferrets' Sehu .
'1LnANDis. Box 3, Bowers station Berks
Co. Pa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
A BRIDE AT SIXTEEN
WRIT OF HkBEAs CORPUS INTER
RUPTEO A HONEYMOON.
Daughter viii Return TO the Parental
Roof at Aillsboro to Await Her
Eighteenth Birthday.

Sheriff VIII I, satterheld OF Hill ooun-
ty arrived in tho olty yesterday for
the purpose of serving upon Miss Duley
Warren n writ OF habeas corpus Rrantod
by the Judge of the Eighteenth judicial
district. a representative Of The Post
talked with Sheriff Satterheld last ev-
enlng and from him obtained the fol-
lowing statement concerning the case:
The young lady In question Is a daugh-
ter OF Colonel John Warren. ono Of Hills
horo's prominent citizens. on TUESDAY
night last she cloped with Fred G. Bent
ley OF Hllisboro. The couple went In
cameron and We're united In marriage
nj A. m. Wednesday. At tho instance
OF Colonel Warren, the fother OF the
young lady, who 1t is alleged, is only Is
years of age. the Judge OF the Eigh-
teenth judicial district issued a writ OF
habeas corpus, which was placed in
sheriff Satterneld's hands to be served
He traced the couple to Cameron. but
before he could serve the papers they
departed for Houston. arriving here
Wednesday night The sheriff arrived
Yesterday and located the parties served
| his papers yesterday afternoon
After talking the matter over with his
wife the husband decided not 10 con.
| test the writ, but to allow his youth.
| full bride 10 return with tho sheriff Ia
the parental roof, the latter PROMISING
20 remain true and return to him when
she reached her majority
the sheriff and the young bride loft
az 1880 .. m. via the Katy for Hills.
noro' the husband remaining in Hous.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
A TEXAS WONDER,
HALLs GREAT DISCOVERY

One small bottle OF Halls Great Discoy
cry cures all kidney and bladder troubles,
removes gravel, cures diabetes, seminal
emissions. weak ana lame backs. rheuma.
tism and all irregularities OF the kidney,
and bladder in both men and women. revu
lates bladder troubles In children. II no,
sold by your druggist, will be sent bv
mail on receipt OF 81, One small bott,e /,
two months treatment, aud will cure amy
case above mentioned. Or. Z. W. Han
sole manufacturer, +. o. Box go. st. Louts
Mo. Send for testimonials, Sold bv All
druggists.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
LABOR DAY NOTES.
Plans Being Matured for the Grand Street
Pageant and Festivities.

Plans Being Matured Tor the Grand Street
Pageant and Festivities.
The committee having In charge the mr..
ranging Of the program for the Labor Day
celebration Ia hard az work and expects 20
complete Its labors ny next Tuesday or
Wednesday The committee will have a
meeting Sunday morning at Union Labor
han pnd perfect final details. The parade
VIII be one OF the largest In years, between
Aul and 5000 men being expected TO march
IN the procession. A large number OF hand
some prizes will be awarded % the success
ful contestants in the games aud spo,ts !.
and also for the union having the lnrge Il
number OF men IN line. etc
Alter toe para e The members of the
unions md thclr friends will board trains
for In Porte, where the celebration proper
Will occur
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
Truck and Fruit Growers.

The Truck and Fruit Growers associa.
tlon will hold meeting 81 the Hotel Bris.
tol at II O'Clock this morning. A very
large attendance is expected from Harris
AMI adjoining counties and a renyesentatlye
Raiheiing VIII treat upon matters OF m I
greatest Interest, GO. those engaged IN this
lhuHkttf IN South Texas The vrxsd ons.
ton OF the beat means az sernrlnr a yeiis
pie and prontah!e market win receive al.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23

Mrs, L. c. Perry Of 81 Sampson street
made an appeal yesterday for aid 10 secure
a passage for herself and two little chill
dren to her former home in ohio. She saws
she is destitute and without means Of IN ,k.
Ing a livelihood Tor her little ones hprr
nut that she could find shelter In her Old
home and work that she could do
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
Affldayits Allene BURGLARY

Afhdnvits were sworn ont yesterday be-
fore Justice Matthews against two negroes
Charley Gillespie and Walter Ross. chatg,
ing them with burglary Gillespie and Ross
are the negroes who were arrested I'm the
opera house saloon at i;20 o'clock yester.
day morning with a quantity of whisky.
cigars, etc. In their possession They wifi
nave hearing before Justice Matthews TO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23

completed arrangements for the building
Of seven miles OK canal, and the necessary
lnterals and for the pumping mhchlneiy.
Canal and laterals are 10 be completed "
February T. and machinery is TO be put IN
place by March /, 1903 The gentlemen
have left for their home In Mayvlle, y. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
AT THE AUDITORIUM.
The Marie Fountain Theater Company in
dangers OF a Great CITY,"

The Marie Fountain Theatcr company
put on Dangers Of a Great city" at the
Auditorium last night. The play is n mclo-
drama of the ''trilin' kind, hut there are
many strong situations The company as
usual made the most Of their dramatic on.
portnnitieS and acquitted themselves wcil
The house was good one and manifested
Its appreciation by frequent applause Tine
specialtics were good
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
Realty Transfnrs

W |. Williamson has sold 70 ], C. Bes,s
isI acres Of The y. II. Freezing survey for
= +. NJ Austin and W, w McCrary sell IN
George l.. Porter and r. p HambicY nron'
erty In block 1I2 for $1,000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
Enforolnu the Renulatlnns

Patrol Driver Johnson was suspended
Yesterday for Ave days by Chief Of Police
Ellis. johnson was accused OF vIoatin.
RUE IL ~ the new regulations which nre
| scriheS that officers on duty must not eitcv
| saloons and drink. The penalty for tbc
| FIRST violation Is Ave days suspension.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23

halletsvlle, Texas, Oct ~ INN
DI. t. w, Hail. ST. Louis: pear sir,
1916 was great suferer from Slr,.n
and bladder trouble, and your Texas ~
DER, Halls Great Discovery, cures n ne
ena ! nave never suffered any since aud
can easeffpiIy recommend NJ yo,rs
uoHs LEO XRoSCHEL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
sCNE,
lx,
BuiIdino Permits.

Buckley Bros. remodel shelving. Pres.
ton avenue; SOS
F. II paimertou. repalr fence. Crockett
street, SEQ
Mrs. paulg repairs Edwards street; S25.
Gus SOuter. new roof. Lamar avenue; $50.
A. y. Taylor. cottage Louisiana street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
Have Closed The contraots.

", T., Elklu, president, and c. Z.
GFsndln, secretary, OF the Serthera fyrtsa.
ton company Of Matagorda county have
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
THE LOCAL CALENDAR

Auditorium. Marie Fountain Dramatic
company Repertoire and specaltes.
Republican primaries In all the wards Of
the city ut night
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23

Fruit and Truck Growers association
meets at Hotel Bristol at II a. m.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
Mary's Seminary. La Porte


select Boarding Bosl
Oft
cpe
VERY Re erand' proudn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
BAY CRY, THE RlCE CENTER.


BAY CITY, THE RICE CENTER.
Bav CIV is n progressive buslnoss town.
tie county scat ~ 1f,tarorla county. hav
lre q fro-fnt nepalst.oa 90 anon, $500 II
is af1ui.- ,9ulg.v ga re,b u.r.ia,fnY and
husiues. enterprise ana mlId,lg naou ls
e.. n erri earnest Atcet tnirfv uc-r
hnildircs are pa-y IN rroces, %. ,nustrvr-
.,, ~, ,..,t.t,... t,.,... e.. 80
''" '''' -''''''"
GcHre or business is occupied as rapi9Iy
aS rgmple'ol. me new town a. hptF
called 'i.r crowley of Texas II was
r..e thai made crowley the thriving city
80 ls today and rice is making 1uu viii make
SOB e1nhilr thrifty cuts OF Bay tity. The
pro sprIry pi the town is wholly omit uron
rice f1nndnton thau which no safer o.
hotter could he found The immense prairie
ou which tnp llttla city is located Is sen
Of waving rlucnlng rlre and an This has
heen wrought from The virgin SOIL which
only tcW short years ago was q success.
sion Of vast catile ranches. lhe cNltlNa
ton Of rice The h,tlding Of Irrigation canals
and the construction ui mills Tor hOhdNng
the product have rrented rnc town which
was on August - tho mecca or so many
people from Texas and Louisiana poluts-
The railroads are racing wish c0rh other
in their haste TO enter This great garden
and usrtnke uf The advantages offered hy
the enormous frcirhts which VIII each year
unocclpled ground IN That vicinity.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC PLANS.
Tho Southern Pacific rallyyav wifi nor
~ ~ 49,. - - -.
stop al Bay ivy CUT mas "'r'SaF ueeh
planned 70 extend 10 the western portion NJ
the county. crossing tbc Colorado river M
int ~ Tho ,orr,,r,l Cor rh. rr.sor+
THIS point Inc terminal .'r inc Preseht
viii be al the new town Of corJes, which
is prlnc!paIv owned by two OF Houston a
-, --a,,,go,, 81 a..o.,,r,.tr. ,,,t.,,,
u"H P'"n'lut"t "nN eNt'' pii''NN ''1i"'''''
Messrs. l.. W. Cortes and Walter G. Moore.
The site Is on what ~ known as the Moore
Cortes plantation, owned by the Moore
Cortes Canal company. The company VIII
eventually build either TO Matagorda OF
Port Javnca.
The Cane Belt road. the present terminus
Of which Is ut Bay CIV, VIII be EXTENDED
to Matngordn, distance OF tWeutytbrcf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23

Have you a daughter! Do moi psa y" FssI
In eoch Sundays Issue OF Inc nj
BURDi;TTE COLLEGE, saeFnma9 p: D
Write at once for catalogue, T WA
Carr. department r. sherman, 80.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
BEGAN TO ARRIVE on TUESDAY.

The grounds Of this company were made
the scene Of the barbecue preparations.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
SELECT SCHOOL FoR GALS


a. LAIRD. President. Oak cur. Dallas. rexae.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-29

value Of Peruna- have used Il for years
and have found IL 10 hs = most excellent
family remedy. For colds, catarrh
and similar lila. II is unsurpassed. -.
HARRY VI. STEVENS.
John L. Barnett, Member % Congress,
Seventh Alabama District. writes:
II take pleasure IN testlfying to tho
merits az year peruna. A. the solIelta-
ton Of friend my wife used ~, al "a
Improved her condition generally. IT'S
9 remarkable remedy. I can cheerfully
recommend Peruns a. good, suhssaa-
ssal tonic. and a very good eatArrh rem
edy.s
Pwruna cures casarrh wherever 10
Gated. Peruua IL nos = guess nor an
exp~rsment--lt IL al absolute scientific
eartainsy. Peruna has no substitutes
no rivals. fusass upon havisg PerunA.
IL you do not derive prosnp. aud sAils-
factory results FROM the use Of PorusA,
write At once 10 Or. Hartman, giyiag q
fasi statemons Of year case and hs wfli
b. plsssed 10 give yea bis valuable adj
vtce free.
Address Dr. Hartman, f'ress8en, Of Tbs
Hartman SauttarisHa. Columbus, O.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-29


q Bangor lost one of her most uissin.
gaished eitixsns ls.t Friday tn The Gest
of Laexsiiyn ]. Morse. al the advances
age of eighty-two years.
Mr.. Morse hes long been promineet In
the business, political and social life Of
Bangor, and eastern Maine In business
be was sagseioas and energetic, ana
Morse a Co.'S lumber mills, for whose
success he Is largely responsible, are
known from Malice TO RioFics.
Mr.. Morse was bern at Psrksr's Head,
on the Ksnusbse, on Dec. -. 1873 He
came to Bangor in Iss2. He married Mrs.
Louise Dsshies, Of Bath. They hsa four
children, two OF v hom survive.
To him and MS partner. Mr.. Oliver. Is
due the credit for the erection OF the new
Morse-oiivsr building In Bangor, the
finest otiice building IN that city and
one OF the best In the State.
TIE funeral was held last MONDAY; in
tsrfnent At Mt. Hope cemetery.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-29

West snInxsn-
A basket ball team is being termed here.
Mrs C. II. Pesse IS visiting relatives in
Backspcrt.
Mrs. Harold Summer, of Winter Hsr-
Dor, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Eugene
Ash
8. B. Hubert carried hts seven year oil 8
son Albert to Portland Saturday for ear
treatment.
Mrs. C. II. Abbott has taken her little
sou Theodore TO Portland where he viii
receive treatment for the ears.
The G.. A. r. men of this sna Of the
town and Mrs. ~. A. Bunker attended the
funeral services Of J.. b. johnson at East
Saaivsn, Saturday.
The ball at X. OF p. hsli last Friday
evening was not largely attended, bat
was decided social success. Frost and
Rays orchestra, OF Winter Hsrbor, as
stated By George A. Joy. OF Bar Harbor,
furnished the music. About twenty
couples attended. The sKnigEis OF Py-
thlas furnished supper.
Oct. Is. 3.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-29
HE GOT THE GOODS.
Basfa-.s Deal Bet~e~z Potter
Palmer aua A. r. stewart.

ns.iss.. Deal peswe~n Potter
Palmer and A. r. stewart.
"At the time OF the civil war" said
an cd merchant. Potter Palmer was
IN the dry goods business In Chicago
and Levi Y. Letter and MarshaIi Field
were working for him. Palmer wasn't
so well known. but be had a good rep
utation in the trade. and be dian't have
10 Introduce himself when be called on
cid A. r. Stewart TO buy some goods
After some dickering they agreed upon
the price. and Palmer calmly said that
be would take about Sioo.o0o worth
II was a little larger bill than Stewart
exactly cared 10 sell young Palmer on
credit. bur be concluded 10 make the
Deal and told him TO come in the next
mornlng and arrange some nnaI de-
tails That night some big war news
came. and II didn't require any decia-
ration By the government 70 Inform ev-
cry dry goods man In the country that
the price Of gxpds would take big
squirt up. Stewart recognized II as soon
as be had the news. and be immediate
Iy thought Of Palmer. He also thought
Of the hty bin Of goods Palmer had
bought Of him II didn't particularly
tickle Stewart, that thought didn't
But II required only a few scratches
OF his red bead TO OK things TO his sat.
isfaction. He would simply tell Pal
mer that he was sorry. but that be
didn't feel that be could sell such
big bill on credit, and as he knew thar
Palmer couldn't raise the cash irnme-
diately. why, that would end il. and
the sale would be Of Wen. young
Palmer called early. and Stewart
greeted him in bis very abruptest man
ner, telling him how sorry be was. etc.
but really he didn't think il wise busi-
ness TO extend credit for such an
amount
Just how much does the bill come
toy said young Palmer. seemingly sor-
rowful-llke.
Just Sii0.oco.' Stewart replied. and
then he straightway gulped for breath
as young Palmer drew an immense
pocketbook from hts inside vest pocket
and. opening II. counted out Ito thou
sand dollar bills and. laying them quiet.
| IL on Stewards desk. said: If you win
kindly count them and give ms 9 re-
eeIpt. III be obliged. as ! must take the
next train home. ship the goods soon
as you can. and when you're out our
way drop In. Always glad to see cur
friends New York Times
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-29
WEST ELLSWORTH.

Raiyh Trswaswy. Of Lowell. Mass. 10
Visiting rssxisves bore
Lsmssi Smith, slrhsy-two year. OLD. i
sai'dsnx camp st Dsxls' shore, Pstssns
pond.
n. O. posisre ard wife. OF Brookiin,
visited hts mother, Mrw. Martha pollsre
last seek.
James A. Niesels and wffe, Of Msneo-
cino, Cal., lc&vs TO day on tssir hsas-
yard ioarnsy.
Mrs. Carrie B-ran snd children. Of La
Essoioe. are vtsising her p@reais, O. B,
Fieyd and wife.
Miss Grseis Avis Carter, Of Lowsll.
Mss, Is Waiting her grandparents, Asa $
Barron sac wife.
Granville Tate " at werk for q. ".
Hsrren. Mr.. Bsrroa h having q cottage
beth on his farm near abe city.
A lostss hss ssea rcceiyvd from Asa A.
Mnessil ssytng that be ss on ats var
hosns troEa tbs Eioneiks, AlAska, 10 vAslt
bis father, JOAN b. Mitehsli.
ax
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-29
A FERRY DISCONTINUED.

Communication between Itrvoksviiie
and Castine Temporarily Cut on
The county commissioners wsrs Of
prcoksqggls Rud Csstins last week tor q
bearing on the complaint OF several citi-
sens sgslnst the Management Of The
brooksxiIle and Csstine ferry, in eonse-
qasnes OF which the ferry wss dsseoutin-
uri hy their order.
The ferry u an Old and established
mode OF communication between the 10 o
lowns. The present arrangement wss
established In isS1. The terry wss Owned
aua operAtsd, two-fhirds In Csssins ard
oue-thsrd 10 BrooksssIis. and n bas been
the eussom for Brorkssills TO sppcint a
fsfryunan for one year and Cssttne tor the
following two, in rotation.
The law requires thai tho terry must
be licensed BY be county commissioners,
bat this Las bad Rol been observed tor
many years. The owners Of the ferry
were, therefore. not responsitle for
damages, and person saasring damages
from iapit OF the terry bad no redress sx-
espt against the tessymsn, who Ia this
case proved TO Dc al irresponsible party.
THIS, therefore, Was the principal
reason for the ds.costlnssnes OF The ferry
BY the commissioner.
They ieund. however. that the terry in
use was snscsqnsts 10 the needs OF the
service. The isw required that tbs terry
should be run by . scow OF boat which
should be Of ssfssasns sire ana strength
10 carry two teams Ia safety, and row
boat suitable and sste Tor nvs persons;
the ersft In nse cd not eofse up to tbs
requirements Of this las.
The aiscontinaanee o, the terry 10 .
serious Ineonysnsence. particularly 10
eussnes. risen In ihss section OF the couu-
~, and Il is expected that scsson will be
taken inued sstsiy toward re- establishing
the old. or establishing nsw ferry.
AT present IL t. nbeat a Hiiexn-H mite
drive traEn Csstine to Broossyiiis, sna ne.
ccsssts,esH drive Of six or eight miles
farther TO go 10 Csstins from any point
east.
In order TO put The ferry In operation
again, II viii be necessary 10 obisin q
license from ths county, and IN order TO
obtain the license IL will be necessary 10
satisfy tie commissioners thai an nde-
qaxte service wllI be established and
operated by rssponsahis parties.
Ths eusnty commissioners leave to-day
tor siooington, where they will give a
hearing on a pesiftoa TO lay cut q high
way throggh ths, town. TIE highway
tu aaess ION t. Msin strprt. whieh 10 net
atassa on The records, and is oHty se-
qgtrs1 by 1ssgs.
TIE street /. crooked. sna 10 dangerous
In esss Of runaway CT ether accident TIE
petit ioaers asx that The street be laid usi
according 10 survey which he. been
made. wbieh. u abe Request be granted.
sill make comparatively straight street.
Of uniform width, bot viii neccssitsss
Considerable change ia several proper
ties. including the moving OF several
bsilcinxs.
TIE Interests Of sons thiriy property
owners are Involved.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-29

The yo1ng man lsotlo voee ~ wonder
II that typewriter giri At the window on
tbs oshsr aide OF the street 10 trying 40
make rnssh on rnsi Tue yoaBg womsn
tdstol-l wonder II thst consisted fellow
across me way thinks Ten g4gting stuck
on him.-CAsedgo TrftaHe-
A rich mind will east over the hsm hlest
home . radiance OF ee~nty amt whole
someone's which as uph3lssereg o. q dec
orator can never equal. Emerson ssys:
There u no besuiifsr Of compie1ion,
form, or behavior, like the wish 20 scatter
Joy, ana not pain. around gsn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-29

Charlie Gross. yoeog rzsan tSSnty-iSo
years OF age. wss drowned at swRns L.
land last Saturday.
He saa wil Hssysy we're paii!Ds
l1essef srag= near Ess saors OF Irish pol :
~hsn iseis ssisi wss espxxed- Beins a
streng s~iEarnsf, sHd Only short eh'
lssee from The sso .. Chsrlis tried TO
re&eh ths eeseh. When short distance
from ihs skia be wsnt do~n.
All efforts 20 dad tss body we're usa-
vaiiinx- An elder etosssr was drowned
la sinae~; lss exact locality eixh; years
ago.
The uidawed mother hss ths sympathy
OF the Whole town In losing tats prosnaf-
log yoang man.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-29

The little act. OF kindness and
thong day by day are really
greater than one immense act Of good
uess once a year.
Mfliis--Pa, do all drowning men really
hutch At s,rAwsf Pal guess 90, my son.
even the man who Is trying to drown his
sorrow in a mint jnlsp.
SIS your hasband good psossdere's
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