davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05
chicago Sept. I'll. leading future. ranged a. toi-

Cssh quotations follows: FLOUR strolg
WHEAT. No 2 red. s0lz Gs2&c; CORN. No 2 52lzc. No
55c nominal BARLEY. good feeding 80; fair choice
mating 5245sc FIAXsEED. No I. e4lzc; No North
western. 81 TIMOTHY SEED. prime. IS Is. Gov E
grade. 50 2g9s9 . PORK Dol So 90
6s2 50: LARD. Der 100 y. s. I51Se "a: short ribs
SIDES aoose} 81 s7i-aSs 12[; SHOULDERS dry sslte5
on the Produce Exchange today BUTTER Market steacTs
creaueries i47Iecs diaries B617c- CHEESE steady Ga
G11Lc EGGS Arm at marx. cases Included lo11lf-sc
Duluth Sept: WHEAT to arrive. new No hard.
SAC. No northern Sc; No Northern, Sic; sspts-ner
s3c. December. o01sc-
Mnwaukee. Sept 4.-wHEAT. No Northern, ss7ooci
No Sor-hern, s6i1 Gssc, new December. s2A Gs27sc
RYE. No l. 5617c BARLEY. strong No ? SIC; sample
4sGf3c CORN, December. 5Z<c
Minneapolis sept WHEAT December so-c; MAY.
ssc. track No hard. s5-sc; No northern s4sc;
No Northern s27sc. No Northern s2-1GS4c
Philadelphia SEPT 4-vHEAT lover. contract
tsral-- 6S1e57c OATS h-ne-; No white. s1G41 7ci
Do clipped. 42G12itc- BITTER steady fair demand
extra Western creamery. zoe: GO nearby prints. &c
EGGS gcod demand. fresh nssrbT. 30 loss OF
DO Western. 221z &c. loss OF &c s1lIhEesterl. 20
z1c loss o. Do Southern 1920. CHEESE steady but
quiet: Esv-To-k suu c-oica. new. loaGlO2c
90 fair ZOO. Ga G1Oc
sacks Easat Ia bush: . 600 bush; 2seoO
Shfpr-nrs-Whsat 1900 bush; 1000 bush
bzsa- grain ard proiucs sxchang-s have
aciourusz from to-day url Tuescay. and mere VII
BE market quotations to-r1or-pV or Monday
&. Louis sept WHEAT. 2 red cash elevator.
s1Ac; sspt.znbs- slsc: December. sSse; May s7sci
10 hard. 7ess1o CORN. No casA &s1ec; sepssnbsr.
s4so: s-DJsnbe=. as; Dscsub~r. ssc; May ssc; No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05

in The general position. renners being willing 70
purchase the hes1s q S7.c for S test centr1ug@ sc
for - tset u1soovaoo. and 3sc for rsssSses sls1r
Those QupFe1 sellers. however
more shipment ard freight
basis have been made a q higher
his weeks summary CT the statistical postoIs. -
made u - Rllett & Gray shows stocks II the me-
States and Cube torsher q as 62 against 4fos
tons last week and 3ss525 last year, an Increase
OF tolOs tons from last year Recelps a. ne *
principal ports q Cuba 25ao exports. 1fSo tons
stock 2oleO le2 s14 last year Inere
Are three oentrsls grinding. against two last year sk
IN Europe. 1atSeN against ! - tore lest
year. Totsl stocks % Europe and America bSz2 oSS
tons aEainsr eei 4l3 last the uneven
oates and S5l2d45 The date q January J.
1908. TIE decrease Of $50 against
i26 1872 tons January 1908 Hamburg reports shipments
CT loo tons refined United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05

NJ " y RSEN GIN RAL X. X.
Liberty street south Ferry Time from
South Ferry I've minutes ear.ier tran shoSa bsioWj
EASTON BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHI NK-z4-O0 tsl5 Eas-on only. o 10 A
II. l % 40 500 g as Eascon onIy) P n sundayA
WiLKEsBARRE AND sCRANTON-z4Oo 40 4
II, 500 P. ". sunday z42 a n. loo P N
AND BARNEGAT-z4 90. 8 A. A II 80 "a - Lake
wood and LAksnurst oaiyj. 80 P II Sn1ays. els
ATLANTIC CITY-rs4o a n. TAO P. NJ 100 P
viNEIAND AND BRIDGETON-fo4oo A. n. t1So
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK OCEAN
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND SEAsHORE
POINTS, -. SD ll5O A ID OIL Saturday only.
245. $50. 80, 4 a. $50 $50 dlS0 Wednesdays 70
AEoury Park and SATURDAYS 70 POINT Pleasant. P N
Sundays. except Oceaa Grove. els 4 n. 80 40
PIIIIADELPHIA-CREADIN TERMINAL. z.4a
g. +2Oo. IS -. 400 800. reOo fT3o. 50 %
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREET-I425 rs 90. .1osO
Ills A N. 100. ga 20. 800 ZOO 70 3 p n
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTsyILLE1 AND
MILLlAhcfohI- 10 To, TeUl - 10, 90
A N. Reading onlYl. 81 20. II p. q %
Reading. Potsviue and Harrisburg only. f4O0. IS
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-From f. Rector 81. Pisr 4
Atlantic highlands Ssabright. Monmouth Beach aad
Long Branch Asoury PARK. Point Pleasant. 90 10 OO
100 \ ". 100. zoo o. 90. 500 500. AsoG-J
Park p II Sundays 10 o. a n. LOO. 4GO. II
zFron Liberty street only. Daily. rDaiiy. sxcsut
sunday ssunday Only +Parlor cars Only. VIA Ia
Cscss: Liberty St Ferry south Ferry Astor Hou,.
1871 2sl AZ. 1900. 1884 Broadway. Is2 5th Union
square West I53 18TH 27s 1851 81 %
Columbus Az. New York Court ST. 544. SO Fulton
= B-klvu- $50 way. " usburg. ~. Y Transfer ca
". G.. BESLER. c. II BURT.
Vice Pres and Gen Mgr Gen Pass'r Ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

I1vsrpooi. SEPT 4-C1oslns- WiiEAE-sDot 70 r.f
vre-se~r winter steady Northern sorirx
strong 10 Fttures Steady serteo-r - sd. octo
rniIsd steady - al Fgtlrss steady. September "a
FLorH--st Iouis fancy winter eaist. 3 al H0Ps-A.
ITr1or fPacfdc Cease I'm. eaoff los EEEF-vull-
ezra Inda G2s Al POaE-Duu. urirn. re-.
Western. Tla- EAMSNnort cut. ~ % D. n. duE. SIS
EACON-sceafy. C1rlbe-land - d s4s. shor-
- -. 51s Sc l1ng clear ulffd'as uEhf = "a
elear backs. Is - - - el8 a., bellies ssa
sEIOCLDE RS-SauErs ~ 81 - ~. quiet g9s "a I.ARD
Prime Western firm - 80. American reraed m osfI.
fru. sfs - BE rEIt-NurclrsL CffEEsE-stronx-
ArsrtCan finest white 5is d cnlorst j. e.
Prime city stsady. 2ss Sd ---,
- 81 ROsIN-Courncn quler s. a. PETROL. EN- :
Rsenst. e-t. nominal I-SsEED CU~-Easy "a a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05

49,. - r-arzet - SPOT cotton closed stsaey with
1910 lc-ee on ffe basis g - f0r r-fss-r
so i-sa- Pr nlid1liug guf salss aEer-ra =
- ue.-t ln---1ng 800 for sEporr los 10
Er0r reIag-.r-haE a.
'Nf WIN rer1r r1rri1a uneu1ted. Ralrirno-e 49,
.leel a. iaC tbalriucre ceEre5 Joe - - g.
e. -s,--s 1riel unchzngsd a. l2isc. Savannah
oHer a. Llfsc. Eeles. 81 hai-s NgNre ---ie+
on STEADY - 1-urar
s.ea lfe ha.ef Seu-Orlears cuet sns .t.ssv =
49, 81 --Ec sales zoo bales. Char-esfr- c5Tef -
- 1i - AlfuslA quiet ~ lower a. IL. saIes
--f Men guler. UNCHANGED a. q
ia ~ cotton me porte today and fo- t-e u,.k
GO lars- W--h the total ~ a week Previous 80 rkss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05

siossi sssaty; Arae-i.zn ziaax seDe.-ns-r. sie.
November. S41Ss4Id. Soveu5e- and D-.e,b-r 800 /:
D~cerrbs- and January 5-25d. January Fso-uA-y,
zaES 81. February and Hzrch Zzc6 zn1
Aprr- SzS1. April ard Nay fS5 III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05
.ENNSYLVANIA


RAILROAD.
STATIONS ,I t9e, q WEST TwESTY THIRD S Ts p
6gThe leaving time from D-sbro..es and
fSs ssn Seis is for ave
station, except where Otherwise noted
For caleaso THdaaapoIis and Si.i
smokiaE and Observation Cars. Cincinnati lndiAnA'
Io2o a " pE H5SlsY LIMITED Pullman
sn Cars For c5Sss c sSa Taisao and De
1 S5 p " CHIcAGo AND ST LOUIS Ex HPISEs.
as p n ms 245eas2 = L9TIs DiT ps-n Sleeping
IoKlns. and Observation Cars For Chic&s' A
555 p. VI. ST LOUIS ExSPREss-For pit,ssurs S; .-
En- 60 Inqia1sp0ls Louisvile s. LOUIS r,,isI
5-55 p. VI. WESTERN E-xPREss-For chicago FOR
75s p. VI. PAc1FTS ExPT9Ess@For Pit,seurg s.1
R2u,s SoHnze5s f9E clsysan szosg, sstgTaaZyI rx-
PRE2ss-For PittsSa-g. Cleveland. Cincinnati. InaiAh-
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH -.
iSn3s s,sc GinaE Car 10 70 =, - Spins car
n las 5l1S s1, 2oi Decreases ana Crsla3as
az 20 q q onsressiozal r4 1r,,5nr car,
as Dining csT) A. N II 10 nsht sunday M =
Ing carr q . 'onETsssonsi HAIRED al Pari9F as
Pes5Fos,ss sa4 corta aa Streets SIS Dining Carr
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-Ezprsss. 4 = p n. 121o nsA'
Atlantic COAST LINE-EzBrsss . 3 a m and s@
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAT.-FOr Memphis
-, 9n1 Nsv--Orleans. = m daily -s.k
CttESAPEAkE OHIO RATLwAT--I-SS q m ~
FOR OLD PoINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-TSS a m
AISfiSS c saa s2s m sai saa S. n weekdays.
SUNDAYS. 7.55 Through vsstibulsd Trains Bs 5
ParloT Cars and Standard Craches veeS-1sSs
1ST sHnok.ns Car: Parior Cars. Dining Car. ana
CAPE MAY-le55 p n. weekday. -. ,,-,--
= 9r points on New-Tork ani Long Branch F-aioo
Hs7G Iw o street. S5ai.on5 q o. 40 IS
e.d 80 ? n week-1ayE- sundays -. 80 = q
- ? m Grcm Desor0ssss aad Cortland Srestsll ~
p GlO ard 200 ? week-cays Su1aAss. 80
Is m 300 N From Dss5rosses sLIss s ~ 4n,.
F0R PHTLADELPHIA.
GO - Ibb. Ts5 Dining Car. SIS 50 . - NDilns
Carr 81 81 Louis Limited. 10 10 CDeserossSs saa
Cortandt Streets. 10 2o Dining carr loIs T T,sI.-
Carr L55 Dining Carr. 10 CDesorosSes and ~
Streets go. ass 3 . Dining car So =
for Geruant6wn Jet onyi S. Dining carr s. 50.
=. e55 3 1910 night weekday snnlAss
SOS 55 Dining Carr q . CDiniaz Car, 20 p r ~
Louis Limited. IS 10 * (Psnna ILuitedl 1923 tln
ing Carr. Il IS Dining Car. So (DtntnE ar.
Is Dining Car. 355, AS CDning Carr 80 CniSes 80
Limited for Ger1ant0vn Jet. only. 30 dinus "a f1s
80 Dining Car. T55. : .. SIS, s2S , n - ~
Ticket Offices Nos 4s1 1854 11s and PSI Broadway is2
Ffth Avenue Celow 80 81 2ss Urn venue come
station. Des5rossss and CortlaE
Streets Courr Street. $50 Fulton Street 80 BIZ
and Pennsylvania Annex station Brooklyn ola-
Will cali for ard check baggage from hotes and resi-
6snces through 20 destination
Telephone PA Eighteenth Street for P-nnsyiVana
Raf.rosd Cab Service.
W W ATTERBCRY. J X WSJD
General Manager. Pass'r Tra1-e Manages.
GEO ". BOYD.
Ee-er pa ~s-a-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05

coffee cables. Eio-CCfee market steady No Ri0.
efs- rrfauEe j. 1-l6c receipts 1900 bags. cleared
fr- United Sta-es G0o bags cleared f0- Europe
r1.H bags stock res co ssrfcs-Coree market
r..a. Et aFerare Santos. $500 recerts 80 900 bags
s-.-I. EamhurF--lTee Creue1
lr..arrr-. ~ D rer unchanged 20 = rfg
fE-er EaVre-fTo-fee market opened
0-- franc higher - declined = franz
or . D. rsier advanced a franc 2 80 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Sept. 4 p E--ooTToS-spot. rno.srsts
done. prices oTe-; American mailing "a.
gooc riddlng 6Tst; nie1inE. s59t. low ruiddli1x.
sod; good osSHrz-y Cd ordinary SOD. ns
dzy eooo bales o. wnicn 500 for s2ecu1fIon
and expOrt. ana .ucio6e. 670o A-o-riczz- Hecssprs
10 bs.a2 81 Ars<xscAz- gsrsres op<nsd- ssU aod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05

80 Lrchanes speoial LverSool oshie.-sp.s cotton
- demand. saes GOO ha@s. specu lao- A. -
- American Loo. mi6clfnE uE.zne 8Bos F'u.r-ss
- - - ponts cecline- rl1--c steady net a 4 Il
tot-- 9ssr hsrteulher. Nlel6 I'D septenh-r-Oo-
&C. N1r-n-,-
t.11r Decerntsr-Iauuzry rsrr
t-1rs %. H-brusrs 1farch. @2G6 "a. No.
CO. - AIrtl-MHJ. b2fGs.e21- Nslchsfter-Farns
c-l-tE. irTeEul1r
p AAD El-A Ills fcur market inrE IN
-lA ne LnlrrTone 1-m bar trade rather lEhf.
a 49, le.eris - 65&f5 %, winter strz.ehts s. go
a. - patertE - <00<z D. spr1ng s. 80
q 900 ii 70 vrtsr. g Los = extra 10 winter.
FIgf-S =. 80 COG 81 brx1s % arr1vs. RYE
'~~-s qlossc. Fa-r = goo. sSgx 30 ehoass 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05

roat 400; Psnusyiva1s Railroad so. Leigh valley Rail-
road. 70. Baltimore and Orio so. Ontario ard western
20 Central Railroad New-Jsrsey 90 river boats ID
receipts OF straw tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05
Lackawanna Railroad.

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York foot Barclay and Ga-4stoDoer
- % A MGR Btnshamtou and Syracuse
1000 A. Nor Bulalo. Chicago and 81 Loa1x
xfO0 p M-Pocono Mountain Special
q 20 N-F1r Buffalo and Chicago
TACO r. Nor scrar and Plymouth
ssI0P M-For Bu1aio ard Chicago
H-Ctica, Oswego ithaca. Buralo
4 Nor ChicaEO-Sleepers
Tf.ks.s A. 16T 40 1883 Broadway ~. z ga yar>-v
St. BroOEiyu Daily tElxo=Dr sunday. xrhursdAsz.
Fridays azd Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05
ROYAL BLUE LINE

.pally fDauy. except sunday Sunday only
C,r--es Liberty St Ferry. Ferry Asto- Houa.
IA 81 4s4 1870 Broadway. ls2 Az 3 rnI9,
soria-s Uss- f53 East f2sth f2s:h s. aas
Columbus Ave. NsN YORK. Court St, 81. s5O Pulfoa
g r}~ooklvu- $50 Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG Yo~k
Trarsf.- Co calls and checks baggage ds.1.roz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05

GEO ". BOYD.
General PasserEsr AE,rt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-01-21
ture and culture. No air quite equal to
Boston air, is there?

Mrs. Dieter sends the wish to the
readers Of the M. B. column and to Aunt
Madge also, for Happy New Year.
Anon" in personal letter, wrote some
nice things, some of which / want to
place here, hoping other sufferers may
be helped in bearing their pain. In
writi' Of a dear one who had long
and painful Iness, she says:
''she gets tired easily. hut has SO much cour,
age to go on. we all marvel at IL. She enjoys
the VI. p. column much. find she cuts out
the things she likes, and careful puts them In
a book. She WAS reading one day that it was a
sin committed if We did not bear the things that
come TO Us patiently, aud also to lie always
smiling and happy, and she thought for some
time and then she said well. / must alway-
remember that
THE vault has never hccn anything but a
BEAUTIFUL world. and the people in it gooi.
hope Il msy always he 30 to her; tut after all
the world what make it; H. II not 80? |
come Ia contact with 20 many people WHO wi
make such difference In my daily life. SOME
nights come bometmore than eontented, and
then ut other times feel so sorry fir the
that will not believe in any one"
hope every reader of the column will
find some hing. worth remem boring and
thinking over and applying to daily lie
in the contributions and selections for
this week. With best wishes,
AUNT MADaE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-01-21
Magazine, Newspaper and Book Notes


Magazine, Newspaper and Book Notes.
Few chapters in history -urpass in thrill
anu norror Inc soher'hgN enou'eu ny
armour hieh oh lhe'' 'nafch 10 Nueoec III
the iaii OF 100. Inc Story OF tna1 oa'tis
agaih', s'ar's an" "Tihess pe'nS'
avery '"ugn'' ohiy 10 nho, ~hen inc
shores VI tue o. In" 'enoN were reacheu'
iha' 'ne'' NV peuu' iay rne
Ieai s"usele, a''' a"' WI" III rue
century Pro'uars '"-'a'i'i'tn vi JUSTIN
ii. olhthS ne r'oiosue oi tue An'eri-
can neSoiu''oh
Henry Loomi' Nelson. whose article on
The Overshado~ ng Senate" will appear
in tn February Century, writes with he
authority OF experience intd from seven
years life and work in Wa-hineton a. the
Boston Posts representative there. In 1885
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-01-21
HANCOCK NECR0L06 T.
HARVEST OF THE GRIM REAPER
DURING THE YEAR 1902.
AN UNUSUALLY LARGE NUMBER OF
AGED PERSONS PASSED AWAY
ELEVEN NoNAGENARIANs.

THE AMERICAN prints below table
showing the nun Der OF deaih- occurring
in Hancock count, during the year IsuZ'
This list is compiled from retur made
to the town clerks, and nearly all the
deaths were reported in HE AMERICAN
soon after their occurrence.
In compiling the following table THE
AMERICAN has compared the records oil
the town clerks with the iecoI d as printed
from week to week In THE AMERICAN.
In some cases more deaths h.ye bes N
reported in The AMERICAN than appear
in the tow Gle, ks reports; In other cases
the report shows that ell deaths have not
been r ported to THE AMI RicAN during
the year. but in many cases The rep rts IN
THE AMERICAN and the figures rent by
the town clerks coincide, showing in
those towns promptness on the part of
physicians and town clerks in reporting.
IN HANCOCK coUsTY.
THE AMERICAN has taken it, usual care
this year to present complete report,
and the following figures are approx
imately correct. This is the record NJ
deaths in Hancock county during 1902,
with the figures for 1901 given for com
parison:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-01-21
Workers With Christ

We are workers together with Chr Isl:
What an honorl The Christians mis-
sion is to teach lost men the way of
life. introduce them into the church of
God by the rite of baptism and thea
build up the church on her most holy
faith. The sweetest privilege God
gives to man is that of uniting with
the Lord Jesus in bringing lost world
back to Godfrey. J. Foster Wilcox.
Vice President New York State Unicu
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-01-21

One Hancock county resident who had
passed the century mark died early In the
year-Jan. 27-Nathaniel Robbins, OF Deer
lie, at the advanced age OF 102 years, 10
months and IA Gays.
Following is the list of nonagenarians
in Hancock county who died during the
year, given in the order of ages:
John r Bevan. Castine, March 10, aged 81
years, 10 days.
Mrs Sarah Reaves. Bucksport, April 9,
aged 95 year.
Mrs Janet y futile, Bucksport, March Is.
aged 81 years. months, 10 days.
Mrs Mary Lttlefeid, Penobscot, Oct /,
aged 81 years, months.
Julia Bragdon, Franklin, Dec 10, aged 81
years, 6 months, IA days.
Mrs Hannsh B Higgins. Ellsworth. Aug
Z, aged 81 years, 4 months.
Mrs Francis Bowden, Surry, Feb II, aged
VI years. II months Is days.
Samuel Newman, fremont, Feb u, aged
80 years, 10 months. % days.
william Googins. Ellsworth, Nov 9, aged
81 year 10 mouths, 26 days.
Capt Phil p Remirk, Ellsworth, Feb s,
ag 81 years.
Mr. louisa Hodgkina. fremont, March 3
aged 30 years, 6 month.
DEATHS IN ELLSWORTH.
The total mum her OF deal rs in Eilswort h
during 1902 was SO II less then last year,
and 10 less than the average for the past
eight years, hch is 72X.
There were 10 dtath- in Ellsworth OF
persons so We RS OF age and upwa d..
flf 20 h. A, a "a lao . n
2 years of age. was II; all others were
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-01-21
Greatest Of All Physicians.
Eminent Discoverer of
PAiNES CELERY
COMPOUND

Prot. Edward L. llellr, II. D., IL. D.,
was BON in Connecticut and graduated a,
Yale.
lis unusual talent soon Wrought him reputa-
ton and prominence. liHl he was elected 10
the ptofessorhip OF anatomy and SURGERY in
the Vermont University. Nest he was APP
pointed lecturer in Dartmouth College. The
following year he was chosen 10 the most
important pTofessossip in the country, a
piace that he occupied when he made his
world -iamed discovery of I'aine's Celery Com
pound.
This inialI .le cure for those fearful Ills that
r,el'i from an impaired nervous system and
impure blood, has endeared the great doctor
10 the world.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-01-21
est grade.
Dear Annt ra6ae:

.pedT AhHi NGdge:
THE 'MEHF;aS cn mes n welcome guest,
and, as usGal, urn fr-t 10 the VI n. column.
next To the c"u ~ news. h.pc y'u SIRE al
enjoying the winter How fat the time lips
away,
The coal situation CONTINUES uppermost.
tn puFh there is Of II in the city, but teams
are scarce. owing to so many ,etng nu-y Il, liver.
ing email lnts
day.. III. ugh at ,Quai Ia what rprrs- ente,i
in the scare h. dlires % some of the D p.rs.
However. most 81 the city offices and he sire T.
cars had to lac lirhted -''on after na,'n. MI in
house, Nheie the l'Fhi T. usBa'y good the gas
had TO l,e turned o" At spm Tue -mok" frs
20 urh soft 60 cunlhnrd with the mist and
snow. caused 49, u usUal da'kn.
am In the erI ge ely Of CHmhri,Igc AZ pres-
t9,t. ard hav' lArrdd my wHy roUrd q iie wei
fNe colirEe hui'tinEsRr fine. and he gr"ui DIS
must 10 heaui ful sumner. Flrrts of hiri-
AID numbers Of sr' squirT'l- are ." lie seen n
about, ard III squirrels are pro,eciei 80 ~
they IRE quite anne II - not unc"mm"n far
them to Eat from, on,'- hard M ore IL llowrti
to modest ,h' m. There is v'Iy large tree
library here. With buOss for every taste and
schools for reaching any d' parta ent of york.
With brit WI hes. Eco.
We do appreciate your letters very much,
EGO, end are glad you are e. joy ng SO
much in the citi hich bound in litera-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-01-21
ouiz Box.

tAny question may be asked that per-
fains TO any phase of Christian Endea vor
work. Address Lock Box 674. Bingham-
ton. N VI
20 c. *. b., New York.-The object
Of the Christian Endeayor society as
defined by the model constitution
''shall be to promote an earnest Chris
tian life among its members. TO in.
crease their mutual acquaintance and
to make them more useful in the serv.
ice Of God.
30. d. r. et.. New Hampshire THE
Christian Endeavor Hour" in the New
York Mail and Express each Saturday
IS edited by Mrs. Grace Livingston
Hill
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-01-21

The above list does not include resi-
dents of the county dying at sea or away
from home, but only those deaths actu
ally occurring in the town where reported.
or the total number of 1872 deaths,
which is the smallest nun Der repori ed for
outlived their allotted three score years
and ten. or these. IS were between the
ages of 20 and so; a. were between so and
90, and II were over 80. The following
able shows the number of deaths and the
old age record for the past four years:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-01-21
fllutual Benefit Column
4. Mo,ta. -aslgf.I and aopefnI."

Tine purpose OF this column are s1cc'nctiy
-fatea H. lie ifttr aud mutio-it Is Tor the mu-
f,,H be,r fl, ar1 nini- to he helpful aud hopeful
t:eing fur llse common good, Il is for th" com
anon use-A putlic servant purseyar OF In
formation anr >ugge-tion, medium Tor the IN
terchange 81 biras IN this capacity II soicits
COMMUNICATIVE. ap'i It. success d, lcnd- large
), 90 the rue l,s,it styen ii 81 this rsspest toa
,nuniratiour nu,~t lie signed. but the name OF
writer viii not be- printed except 10y permi sion
Communications viii be suhiect to approval or
rejection u, tl, e,uor Of the Column, hut none
win he rptcted without good reason. Address
al eominuu cations 10
THE AMERICAN.
Ellsworth. Me
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-01-21

Rev. e. s. Ufford. the author Of the
famous song Throw Out the Life
Line" is making IL preaching tour
around the world. When he left his.
home in Holyoke. Mass. on this long
Journey. the Christian Endeayor union
of the city gave him silk banner
with a daiatily wrought c. T. mono
gram on it. He displays this ON the
front of his organ in all the services
which he conducts.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-01-21
Pa.lImr Notice.

THE undersigned hereby gives notes that b.
4 has contraetesi with the city OF ellsworth
fo' the tuppori of the poor. during the eusuins
YEAR, and haE made ample provt sion for theii
support. th' ref0re torhide all persons from
furnishing supplies 10 any paul'er his nc
count As wlthou this written order, he will par
for M goods 80 furnished. HARRY :. Jones
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-01-21

Fifty-two out OF ffty-1ve members
Of the Christian Endeayor society I'm
the church Of which Rev. DIR. Wilton
Merle Smith is pastor are pledged Civ
ers of onetenth of their income 20 be
nevolent work. This society is the
home of ''the Tenth Legion"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-01-21
Unconscious from Group.

During a sudden and terrible attack OF
Group onr little girl was uneop.cieus from
strangulation says A. l.. Spafford. post
master Cbester. Mi h. One Minute
Cough Cure reduced he swe ling and in :
fiammation. cut the nucus and shortly
the child was resting easy and speedily re-
covered. IT cures all Throat and Lung
troubles. WTGGrN & MOORE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-01-21

over 81. The following table hows cha
total number Of b. END the O age
rec I'd OF Eussorth Tor the past eigh,
yeaLs: