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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-14

Notwithstar ding many predic.
lions to the contrary Capt. J. Il.
Pine is now actually being tried by
a jury On charge OF forgery. A
special jury of f,rty six men were
summoned into court last night and
this morning the work of selecting
Jury actually commenced. Twenty
nine jurymen were asked questions
aboa, the case before the IL Jurors,
who will try the case were selected
and this consumed the time of the
court up until this afternoon. The
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-14
CAPT. PINE NOW ON TRIAL

State will introduce It's witnesses
this afternoon and the case will be
ended tomorrow. While We can think
of nothing but a verdict of guilty,
which means not less than two nor
more than ten years In the peni-
tentiary, still we want Mr.. Pine to
have fair and square trial and he
will have that. Judge Willis will
see to- this and the good men of
the county who are acting as Jurors
will give the man a fair trial. We
expect 10 announce the verdict of
the jury m5rroW.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-14

Two base hits--outcalt, Sweeney, LameJ
Beaumont.
Three base tit.-Adams3n.
Struck out-Castle S, Beaumont J
Bases on balls-Castle Beaumont 8.
Stolen bases-Sisersville Mcdonald
Wild Pitch-BeaumontI
Double Plays Taylor, AdamEon, and sala'
dine.
Time Iao
Attendance 600
Umpire, Hart.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-14

very impressive nature and were
attended by a large concourse Of
people, who assembled TO pay their
last respects to the deceased. The
floral tributes were many and beau
tiful. Interment was made In the
beautiful family plot Ia OakHcod
cemetery.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-14
Funeral of Mrs. Sage.

The funeral services OF Mrs.
Mary E. Sage were conducted this
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the family
residence on the South Side by Rev.
Il. 3. Bowden, pastor of the NJ. z.
church. The services were Of a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-03

tie Electric company said yesterdays
We hops "a ho ahle - HlVe tta-
minute arr,ice u tha tan " the HIll
when the change q made. A. present
u takes from % - ~ minutes COT a
ear 90 hunk onta thr enun tesRriahi.
SET 60 the top az tho hla and unlock
aaain. We wiil probably be able 20
cHt this time ia two when the rers
are able o. haek cato either counter
eg,Eht
sfho service O. the tep of the hni
usHst he rrsulatud cnureh hy these
Caunt rfWelstttH They can be taken
ur and down auiy - fast and the titae
schedule en the entire Tine must BE
reknistsd accordingly.
Nhen asked aH "a what tIma tHa
Wurk wault ev completed he said he
dta Dot know The wark has nau been
Ia progress about thrive wocka
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-03
WILL GET RELIEF
ssArrLE GleerRe COMPANY PROMISES TIC ANNE
FOLKS agrreR CAR sURWe-Nor rsU FIRST PROMISE

Relief l. eamlnr 81 The Ions suffer-
ias patrons Il che Queen Anne car
he As tsr a. Ee.fins NJ % the uap
q gha hii b concerned rae aeiaY ~
Tn bottom aa1 tep 81 the hlH white
uAliius Cor tht return e tae other
car with the r5nutHrwelsht h 81 10
svoiJpt ~, the enuatruetian of a
erintefNFikut Hf ghe same And as
Is used g. tsul the iarse vars up the
hiIi
Htuetalefo she afkp rarH could onty
usa ere newer uf the tso counter
vslehts ana tbr small cars the aiiaf.
A e. result much extra sNitehlhs and
Wsitins flr lafs was mado neees. afs.
When fha chauss T. uade the ssaaa
ssH .eas ga sigHsf eaab gnfwvizht and
niuch e this delay NM Ne avoided
Superintendent keIapstef ~ the sat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-03
BAD MXkY
MILLS ACCUSED or TRYING TO
CIRCULATE nAo COIN

", Allls was arrested. last night by
lsstfolman nsrrh un charge uf at
tetHoslnE 20 buY a ftutt stand With
lfuHun aiila n h. said that he bar
s aimed fuf small fruit stand an t1Eat
avenue south ana 0ffered Is pas 80
fat " The deal was eaunummn Cd
and the $50 In BOGUS New prupHWiek
hilla wa offered IA payment 4Df ar.
rest followed later iu ihe evening
Harry Reed aHd Thomas vaHdsafd
we're arrentod ZOE passing similar bills
Of small druomlso iinu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-03

JIM- TOWN ~ THE WuntHs
Ces the epidemic u small poz.
raging here. r. gaining ground rap
i1iy. owing 70 the iueffi a4eucg - The
fumigasiuE system TIE board Il
health has been fHmlEatinE with
fsrfualfehyde Supplied hs the tsnru=
up dairy of seattle Yesterday IL
gsas discovered fHs faFmsiashyde
vaa being delivered IN ths same con-
ditinu as supplied g. milk custom
era tn town. and contained 10 per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-03

Daily except Friday. Leave Seattle
sao SIS 30. 100 and ~ q .. m.
Tia al sD 4as aud D. y IN. Sun
daY NO tfipa At SD and sic a. m. ca
Leave nrameftun. Oh. ssfA ne % and
N IS a m, ~ - - -. D., Is aud
e'fs D. m. Leave Sydney go 500
b y. IN. Leave Chariestuus 9 -. ! %
81 and II e a. m, Asi1 and t;ta y. n.
friday time card Leave Heatfiot t-At
eo and iaseo a. m. u. - - ahA
1.M 70 IN Leave HrrfneTtnuf h-la
and II 81 q m. IA. 80, D and h.lh
d. M. Leave sydney n aud II =
a m y % moon, 8 90 and 90 y m
a. and esa6 ., IN. Fare. y cents round
trip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-03
HOMEWARD BOUND

Capt Peterson and seaman hvsns
Hanson OF the Norwegian ship Ahfs-
slnis expect O. SAT- on a Foyass 'ram
Tafnma today. which they have been
eankrrinH - begin. They are Haius
directly bach t. Norway and paftieul-
aflY 10 the little taWu % Mandel where
capt Peterson IL e. marry The sastsf
af seaman Hanson ana the latter u
% MARRY the tattern sister
Tho rHiifr crew II the AhfsHiH la
made up from men from this hshthk
town aud many IT them are related
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-03
SEATTLE, EVERETT AND
EnMONDR ROuTE-

Fast steamers city 81 Everett and
Telegraph Six round trips daily ax-
cent Friday, Leave Seattle f:iR a. m.
7.aa D m Leave Everett 1slh a m Is
a m ~ m. - y. m, rs D. m. aa
p m Friday inate Seattle f:ib a M.
y IN stik D. N Friday leave Everett
aia a m. 2 30 q M % y N. Galmau
dock Seattle Everett Land Co. dock
Everett Telephones Sunset James
isu. Independent iset
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-03
TWO WEDDINGS
MIs soerkkGs RGruRNeo

stis. uttnts unntakna assistant
professor - modern languages az TIE
University II Washington. returned
last nixht from foar-funnths' tour
- EuFeae. here SHE has been per
featinE herself Ia the language and
literature % Fraacs aH1 q Ger
many,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-03

To BE- run ever b q wagon = bad
enough. bus 81 b. rpn over ~ a
Eafhaxa wagsn - adding insult 10
ialury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-03
pfNcH TnH P0Is0NERs

A Boston woman - graduate In
both iaa and meiicines PITY the
paor paticnt-eiients.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-03
a Word irsm josh via.

49, 7>-~s- - ~~--' wv UWevye-
drinks hts oNn mlik.
I have no children Of my uwn
Mnkmau'a explanation
4 church trust would Be liEeiy 70
give. rise 60 4 sinners union.
when the CAR q Russia visits a
fciloW pegentate. they kisa There
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-03

ta a better ehnnce f0r iohann than
the occurring nrid why not make
him official biaHeT Co the Cnaff
The German soldiers are said TO
he ln the habit Of thriving stones
AZ their officers New II they
were Americans. they would COM
tent themselves with throwing mud.
jim Hiii i said 20 be eentsm
PLATING the establishment %
steamship line on First svenus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-03

Rsyal Cafe, sis First avenue.
Oysters Ia every style French din
nar served from I 80 10 5 y. NJ. only
a. ass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-03

II you thfnk anything ~ Ynur fsnsiiF
81 shavsi ~ shrrsahurYs flutirr. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-03

We'll. anyway. Thomas has eacap-
81 che unpleasant operuftan 81 hang
lag but h0W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-03

eorlai Dance. every Saturday niEht.
HYnhnra IfalI ballard 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-03

The police locked up the haard -
public works the other ulshG
@snasloHy IL trying TO foliow their
example by leeklnE up the beard u
health guess whaE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-03
s~ STAR DUST wa

Spokane must he tn dreadeal
ceHditiea vita Il dentist.s war naa-
t'sts are tcrrifying enough IN times
~ peace.
Are there are realty any more
"indlaus in town than there have
ain as becRE
Let Us hope MIR narry's neW play.
Little Mary" has no connection
with poor little Many Mactane-
sherlock Holmes has been
erousht TO ltfe again. Why r,,sur=
Fes; him Waite WaeiJaek u stiii on
dackf
Carter Harrison has az 4ertakea
% clean out the aFaftrFs Fortun-
asely far him. he lives IN Chicago-
not seattle.
The aox-eatchsr IN Tacoma l.
making Anthonys famous request.
Lend me yeuf eara me eouueii
proposes 20 pay him eae pair feF
them. he viii be az against At on
bull pups
Those who Invested In the Pact
fte Mercantile COMPANY are now
wondering Why saith left home.
A Seattle messenger boy attempt
81 90 stab companion yesterday.
lie ought 10 80 into the miik husi-
ness Ii Ia easier and nafer.
n Upton Is appointed 20 succeed
Sir Aiiehaei Herbert. there wiH he
an international yacht race every
day IN the week
The paiice locked up the board -
public works the other ulsht
Somebody IL trying TO foliow their
example by ieckink up the beard uf
health guess " be-
When one observes the philosophy
Of Watch iAaa James. ale IL In
..~- s>.<~ ~--
fIEHHlras 1ftef All
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-03

n Upton Is appointed 20 sugceed
Sir Miehaei Herbert. theye win b
an international yacht race every
day III IA. week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-03

When one observes the philosophy
Of watch nag James. aue IL In
~--
uIH1suras arfFF alI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-03

Those who invested In tha Pacl-
ftu Mercantile company are uaw
wondering Why saith left home :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-03

cent Of milk. rendering q useless
tof fumiEstiou purposes.
PUNISH THE PRISONERS.
Lillian Russell is % aupaar a.
male attire And she brand neN
mother In law, tea. Tush. Militant
Are poisonsra cf the csns,sntins
baby 70 Get Ell Sect frsei
A cooperative Efneery may work
ui0fe successfully thaa a nan-sa-
operative strike.
And now the Washington IA.
changed hands Il saams u be 4
case ~ hotel. hotel. who's got the
hatei IN Seattle % late.
farmaidehs % poisoning unlike
tahere uiosis, - not easily ehock stt
- scotts emulation
PUNISH THE pofsoNERa
why cut your throat with a tin
rah when Yta can accomplish a.
SIRE sad with the can filled with
'milk"f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-03

A Seattle messenger boy attempt
81 60 stab \ companion yesterday
lie ought 10 80 into the miik busi ?
ness. Ii Ia easter and isafer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-03

Carter Harrison has az 4eriaken
q clean out the krafteFs t'ortun-
asely Ter him. he lives IN Chieago
net seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-03

sherlock Holmes has been
erousht to ltfe again. Why F,Suf=
rec; him Waite Wueiyugk u stiii On
daekf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-12

The Italian weekly paper L'ItaIia
EYangelica hereafter viii have IN ev-
cry number special page relating to
Christian Endeayor in-Ifaly.
In the annual meeting Of the Bui-
garian Evangelical society and in the
summer school held In samakoy II
was voted TO recommend 10 all evangeI-
icai pastors in Bulgaria the Organiza-
ton OF Christian Endeayor societies,
These resolutions were printed and
sent 10 every pastor as well as pub
lighed in the weekly paper ZOrnitsa-
The latest statistics give Spain a to
tai Of twenty Young Peoples societies.
seventeen Junior and seven Mothers
societies. There are So active mem
bers and 107 associate. 50 that lie
Spanish EndeaTorers have passed the
thousand mark
In Switzerland committee has been
established for the publication Of a
monthly Christian EndeavOr paper.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-12
Changed His Tune.

A mother and baby entered closed
Broadway car at Fourteenth street and
straightaway the little one began to
cry.
The men in the car-and nearly all
the passengers were men-pulled theil
papers up closer to their faces and tried
to shut out the noise.
The baby cried the more.
AS the car pulled up with jerk to
avoid running into a blockaded truck
at the Grace church corner the chimes
began to ring. The first few notes gave
no clew TO the selection.
Suddenly the baby ceased crying and
crowed-
Then ii came to the passengers that
the chimes we're ringing out the we'd
ding march from .'Lohengrin."
The baby crowed again
One by one the papers dropped. dis
closing smiling faces. The motorman
had a grin, the conductor chuckled and
the baby kept ON growing.
The bridal procession crept out of
the church. The blockade Strengthened
itself out With clank of bell the car
started on toward the Battery. The
chimes died away.-New York Tribune.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-12
The prtee of Two Portraits.

Professor Ienb3ch IL Munich paint
ed Bismarck's portrait and soan after
ward was informed that Baron BIeich
roetier would Ike TO buy il and wanted
TO know the price. Lenbach sent back
word that the price was 25.O9o marks,
and at that price Bleichroeder declined
to become the purchaser. Some tim.
afterward Bleichroeder invited the
painter to call on him, and on his ar.
rival he asked him IL he would b will
ing TO paint his portrait. Lenbach re-
piled that he would be willing TO do the
work and that the price Of the portrait
would b. $500 marks. You are ask
ing only 5000 marks for portrait Of
Bismarck said Bleichroeder indig-
nantly. and certainly my portrait
ought to be much cheaper"
You are right in one respect" re
piled Lenbach. Bismarck and you are
certainly not to be spoken of in the
same breath. Still. the price for the two
portraits is the same, for you must re
member that it gave me very great
pleasure to paint the portrait Of Prince
Bismarck, whereas I cannot honestly
say that il would give me the least
pleasure to paint your portrait" Bleich
roeder's portrait was never painted by
Lenbach.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-12

Arasdns K Wseb 1uson hsa
psezssSf social Enesttsz gaiy 2 xf.b ~.
Ids Pert Tns topir Of tee day vas
l. woek, ss az l. T. l. Es to hs orv.1t.+.
az s0oo A. the xsessszry prsEtnpfvsrss, -
srrznzsz- Ta&-s wsrs readings ftozs -.
CHioa ssgHeI on ssE department. 49,
1ssrasssoa OF TIE Eork u genera
At tbe close % toe bsssnesz ra,t =, =.
meeting TIRE Soas gex saemb srs Iar.,ss -.
elders 20 the csaiaE- roaza wsese -.
tff1i supEer wss laid a. szrursse Z, i.
older uasmbess, sod - shsy sd s.s 81
Soms home 10 the secretary 40 Ia -.
absent shroagh be wtnfsr and sp-fnv
OF course al aid ample fa.asss . "a.
sprezd and vote Of thznks Hss eifss ~
entsrtsioerr-
On Aug- tbs annual rnsesfrg Ess ssls
and tire following officers Esys cssaa,.
Prsst1sas, Mrs s. z. wsrren: Isl v,...
president, Ir@- Ida NJ Pert; I'd vs,,.
president, Nrs- P. G. warren. J.. v;es-
president, Mss Lizzie Jsckins; corr.
tponding secretary. Mrs & : Warren.
recording secretary, Mrs. IDA Per-; trs...
areE, Mrs Lens Jaksns.
A fen charges wsre made in TIE sua,,.
intsa6suis af departments, 0ziaz 70 the
absence from fowH If some OF the rnsn.
tiers Three new ussalh ers hs7s bean
secured EsSesy ~htch VIII keep toe rsnk.
good 10 make up for taose visa haze
moved sSay-
The nnion hopes to have TIE annual
daea collected in time to pay tbs state
cues Eithout obIiEing cur good coun,y
treasurer 10 remind them Of his duty.
Dear unions, press supsrintsndeats in
particular, here h a good question to dis
c1ss in your meetings and give $ report
OF TIRE sans sort Of zyuposiam fog the
w. c. T. Z. column: TIE W {. T. T.;
WHIST IL IL, and what Is ii nct5
was reminded OF this BY visitor At
one OF our meetings Who dropps5 in BE-
fore the meeting was called 10 order and
seeing nothing being done, size said
''wh srsu'i Jon al work: ike 10 see
folks work where zmr
Her idea was toai of sewing circle; is
not the W, {. r. e. something m5re than
a sewing circle. snd IL so, wsst7
Please answer in the W. {. T. L. column
and give as many ideas as possible
Press SUPT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-12

Il se4l these judge responded ARA
Esrsous. thai fc1r Eve TINE day you
q IN these szs>yz These bog tel ta41
70 the judSar
sGnhzSsn's face broke into smile
-Szy. SEr. = MI WHAT'S yer nAnse.
Gone back here for a minute I want
TO tntroiuce Eau to q friend o rzh1s-
ArcuizrSsus hooked fer an tnssaut AZ
the oEHcsr. thea having his cart in
charge Of two OF the , -. te.ak the
thard vith kim. sfulEezn I'D the way
up a pair Of dirty stairs 10 Aawyer's
Ozzce MaEEi-sn and the lawyer talked
in whispers for moment The lawyer
addressed areular5Oas sharply. Here. =
be said -.yon mustn't interfere with
this oe7eer. sir What dye mean By
itg~
ArcrilarionS bowed snd showed every
to9th in his head. Exactly be re-
plle5- waving rs cap in The air. Thee
maa 20 IN saloon SIX. seven eight times
a dav. }usiee. your hon0r. eight times.
these man. No. 337. | see hIrn, be $50
him. they sae him
The lawyer plueked M1lliean By the
sleeve --sav. NuglIgan.- be whispered
that fegio- means gy1sizzSs-ise's
sharper than ron think for. You bet
ter shut his mORth-pzy him sotae-
thing YOa can't afford TO -. broke
MulIizan pulled out a roll of bills
and showed them into the hand Of Ar
cllarsoas. Here. Mr. Whats Your
Name Be said take this and keep
your mouth shirt about the side door
biz 5-rdeFstand.-
A-enIsr5ozs bowed low ard thrust
the money into his pocket. And now =
be announced. I 20 TO other judge and
tel hirn., Maybe get more money
Eight times I see these man
3E-ilIzan started ia To speak Arcu-
lsrious stopped him. Maybe he said
Il DO not %. How long" be asked %
MullIgan. have we been here Null
gan looked at the clock and answered
mechanically, About three minutes.
suppose"
Three minutes returned Arcula-
rious. with a significant gesture to
ward his cart which they could see
from the window. ~and how long Is
these three minufes-on these streets =
MulliGsn smiled He understood He
saw the Policeman on the next block
driving the Eafav0red push cart men
before him
About three hours and g half-to
you" he replied.
Arculari5us waved his hand and
turned 10 TIE boy. I give you and
these other hoy some Of these, be said,
significantly tapping his pocket- Il
never ser tl-ese man. 237. 20 into these
saloon. did you:"
'-You bct your sweet life didn't"
answered the boy
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-12
Pbotographing Clouds


Tbs function OF clouds ina photograph,
says j Horace Mcfarland IL Couatry
Life ia america. IS to give v asE tue art
ist calls "stmospbessH 10 the picture
When one looks seross smiling land
scspe to tbs deep blue SKY Of e}ou5lsss
day, the color supplies thls element Of dis
lance, or atmosphere; but the sane blue
SKY, W hen presented to the eye 3 a fat
and anoroken expanse OF white in tbs
photograph. makes M suggestion Of
pleasant perspective. 1t is a. If 5 white
sheet had been hung up immediately in
the rear OF the main subject OF the photo
graphic picture.
II now the'sky Il changed from is dead
whiteness, and even one single biz Of soft
white cloud, such a. IS so chsracterisiic
OF the summer days of America, : into
dueed, there Is an immediate change, and
the distance assumes its proper relation
to the foreground.
But the ambitious photograph who
attempts TO take landscape picture show
ing white clouds in a blue sky msus
usually very dissgreesble discovery
when be develops his plsts-he mss solid
white sky, and the clouds are lost, the
beautiful distance having also disappeared
with them.
Mr.. Mcfarland describes how to retain
the clouds in q photograph and hoF to
''print in" clouds from another negative
IL the original photograph does not ha' G
clouds
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-12
Mare Than He Asked.

Some Philadelphians visited Rich
mond. Va, and. asking as to the USE of
this and that large building. were told
In every case that it was a tobacco fac
tory. An aged negro gave them the in
formation, and they. firing of the mo-
notony of the reply. pointed to a white
frame building on hill and asked
whose tobacco factory that was. ac-
cording to the Detroit News-Tribune.
The old fellow replied:
Dat. sab. am no fact'ry. Dat am
S'n Johns 'Piscopal church. where
Marse Patrick Henry done get up an
AK de Lawd to glib him liberty or glib
him deaf
"well, uncle" asked one of the trio.
(which did the Lord give him?'
"'Pears TO me 20 must be strangers
hereaoouts," he answered. ''else yo'd
oil know dat. in due time. de T4awd
eabe Marse Henry bofe.'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-12
Quiz Box.

[Any question may be asked that PER
tsins to any phase Of Christian Endeavor
work. Address Lock Box sI4. Bingham
ton. ~. IL
30. s. II. ", Topeka, Kan--The first
Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor was formed Feb. 2. 1851, in
Wflllston church. Portland. Me, by the
pastor, Rev. Francis Z. Clark There
are now over 62.000 societies in all
parts Of the world. with a membership
Of 100000
OF X. y. NJ Portland. ore.-The
first Christian Endeavor society in
France was organized In 1890 The
general synod OF the Protestant church
has recommended that an the churches
in France adopt this means Of Chris
tian nurture.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-12
aIutual Bnleht Column


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sezss5 Il fns ss4ae AID zeesS-sS y fog lie mE-
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sSrEa&sksz Saas zzxgssEsaas zssstzzs fsr the -
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