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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-31
AFTER ELEVEN DAYS RECESS
CONVENTION WILL RECONvENE.
Story Aioat That Yates and Lowden Have Entered Into Com
pact TO Throw Their Delegates and Nominate
Third Man.

provided the deadlock Is not broken
tomorrow. This time. It is proposed
to accept the nomination
Of lieutenant governor, leaving
It TO be taken up after the candidate
fof governor is named. The plan is
lndorsed by the candidates for minor
offices. A special train bearing Low
den delegates aud friends arrived
from Chicago this evening,
About the only story afloat tonight
to which any credence whatever Is
given is that Yates and Lowden have
agreed TO throw their delegates to
third man. II is said no third man
has yet been chosen. II Is declared
TO be a part of the compact that Yates
is to 20 to the United states senate in
1907 and Lowden be made governor
four years hence. All knowledge of
such combination, however. Is de-
MED by the Yates and Lowden mana.
gers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-31
BY Associated Press.

Dg hSStCIdteu fTb5S.
Springfield ILL.,, May S0.--The Re.
publican state convention after a re-
cess of eleven days, will reconyene
tomorrow afternoon to resume bal
loting for candidate for governor Tho
Sreyious session lasted more than a
week and 5S futile ballots were taken
leaving the seven aspirants for nom
ination about where they stood at the
first ballot None of the candidates
has anything to predict except that
no important changes are expected at
the outset of the balloting tomorrow.
1t is the prevailing opinion tonight
that no nomination will be made he
fore Wednesday, Many believe the
deadlock will be broken before Fri
day
There is much talk in favor of a
iopoSal which was voted down, to
nominate the remainder of the ticket.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-31
DANGER PAST
High Water In Kansas River Reced.
ing-Mueh Damage TO Grow
ing Crops.


BY Associated Press.
Toneka May 30.--High water in
the Kansas river is receding slowly
tonight and all danger has past Two
bad washouts on the Santa Pc be
tween Topeka and Emporia are not
yet repaired, but trains VIII be rn
ming as usual by tomorrow The
heaviest rains of Yesterday fell IN
parts of Kansas other than the kaw
valley, or there would have been
much high water here. Much damage
has been done to growing crops BY
rains
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-31
FIRST SHIP
Arrives at Newport News That viii
Form North Atlantic De
fense Squadron.

BY the Associated Press
Newport News, May 30.--The Unit.
ed states cruiser Minneapolis arrived
today. She Is the first of the North
Atlantic defense squadron which is &c
be formed in Hampton Roads under
the direction Of Rear Admiral Wise
The German transport ship Pisa, /
500 officers and men aboard. arrived
from Hamburg today The new ar
rivals will relieve officers and men
on board the four German wsrships
now in port, whose terms have ex
pired and who wish 20 return home.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-31
INSIDE RUSSIAN LINES.
the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Mukden. May 3O-I lieut. Newton
A. McCully, Y, s. n recently raval
attacha at TOXIC but Adcred 20 OBJ
serve the Russian fleet operations, is
inside tho Russian lines at Port Ar
thur Other attaches were recently
at Lijo Yang Their present where
ahouts IS NOT asccrtainabl2 here
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-31
QUAY FUNERAL
Governor Pennypaeker Leaves Fer
Beaver TO Attend the
Funeral.
BY Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
Harrisburg. Pa. May 50.-GOv. Pen.
nypacker returned this evening from
Gettysburg and left several hours
later for Beaver to attend The funeral
Of Senator Quay The governor said
he has not considered what action Is
necessary for the selection Of Quay'a
successor. He will do nothing in the
matter until after the funeral. All
state departments win be closed to
morrow in accordance With the GOV
efR0I 5 proclamation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-31
ANNUAL EXERCISES.
BY the Asaoclated Press.

BY the Assoriated Press.
Annapolis. Nd. May 2o-The an
nuai exercises before the bosrd Of
visitors Of the naval academy began
today The board was officially re-.
oeived by a brigade e midshipmeH.
officers attached to naval academy
and the marine guards this morning
A reception marked the opening n
the ceremonies Of the closing week Of
the academy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-31
LENDS COLOR TO REPORT.
BY Associated Press.

st petd sburg, May so, $40 p, M
There il no confirmation az the gen
cral stan Of the reported defeat OF
1000 CCssacks at All Yang Pien Men,
northeast of Feng Wang Chcug, but
a message from kuropatkin issued
this afternoon recording Japanese ad-
vance from Kuan Dian Slang lkWau
Tien} 80 Saimatsza, lends color 20
the report, in view of the fact that
Al Yang Picn Men lies between the
above points.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-31
DEAD IN THE BUSHES.

st Louis. May 30-The body Of c
NJ. Dewey. a relative of Admiral Dew
cy. was found in clunp of bushes II
pasture in tho northwest part Of
the city to.!ay Dewey has been in III
health and disappeared last Wednes
day Police believed his death wat
caused - eafboiic aeld.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-31
OCCUPY ONLY PASS,

W FtF77'WNTF1NNF > V7E7'''
Chafoo May 81, 1850 a. m.-From
a Manchurian merchant it has been
learned that the japanese occupied
the Mao Tion Ling mountains, 100
miles north Of Fcng Wang Cheug. and
directly cast Of Liao Yang Th2t'e
is only one pass through the range.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-31
PlpeREe IN MARBLE.

By the Associated Press
Detroit May 30-The feature Of
Memorial day ceremonies was the IN
yelling of a marble statue of former
Governor Pingree. Grand Aru'y post
militia. Spanish-American war veses-
an and regulars from Fort Wayne par
ticipated IN the ceremonies.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-31
KILLED BY DYNAMITE.
Ev Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Knoxville. Tenn. May 30-Four
men were killed and two fatally injur.
ed in dynamite explosion near War
wick The explosion occurred while
tha men were ia nping blasts in a
quarry.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-31
BOTH WERE DECORATED.
ny Associated Press.

Ry Associated Press
Springfield. Ill. Msy 30.-At the
rational cemetery at Camp Butler
east Of Springfield. where lie buried
5000 Union and $50 Confedefate dead
Memorial exercises were held under
the auspices of the Grand Army and
the graves of boih Union ana Con
federate dead decorated By schoa.
children.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-31
WIsHEp no nIr.

B'aziI. ind. May Go. II. Klopp.
aged so Of Minneapolis. Mimi. com
mitled suicide here today by poison.
las lgo IL sa;e saslsz 4 cannot
climb the hill AID wish to die
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-31

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SOUTH FREEPoRT DIVISION.
From Portland. Going East.

FFom rOrSt4uos Sotn0 East.
Leave Portland. s15 a. m. AS p. m. !:
I leave Long Island SiO0 sis ma a. M. SIS
p. m: Sunday. 10.ls a. m, $50 p. m.
p. M: Sunday. 1870 a. m. 5.45 p. m.
Leave Cousins Island. 1920 a. m. $50
Leays ntsis,d 5Sae island iSs 3 an
Leave Hamilton's Landing. 1910 a. m,
6.10 p. m: Sunday. 1885 a. M. 610 p. m.
Leave Bustin's Island. HOO. 11.30 a. m.
$50. ..oo p m; Sunday. h.lS. Ills a. m.
Leave South Freeport. Ills a. m. s.45
p. m; Sunday. 1l.30 a. M. S.45 p. m.
Arrive Mere Point. 1l.s5 a. m. 7.25
p. m; sInd ss;.i lH;SS. a s;2G p s,.
p. m; Sunday. LIS p. m.
Leave Bustins Island. $40. $50 a. m.
Leave South Freeport. SIS a. m, 1.2o
Leave Hamilton's Landing. ITO a. m.
Leave IittIejohns Island. 100 a. m.
2-o5 p. m: Sunday, .3.35 p: m.
Leave Cousins Island. 7.2s a. m. 40
Pave sqsn Snss, i 40 81 m ss a. m go
Leave L Long island. $50 a. m. a.ss
p. M: Sunday. 4.05 p. m.
Arrive Portland. $50 a. m. 3.oS p. m:
Sunday. 4.3S p. m.
a-Sailing trip.
!6 Stsa Wss,E goes east via orrs Island.
ss-Mackerel Cove wharf.
PSs: NOT mo-, land at 4. l GIfs Island.
GTo jerks only.
EChange at jerks
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Just when the inhalation Of the dead
BY tearing the ska from the head be-
gan will never be known. for the origin
Is lost In the midst Of ages. the record
extending back beyond even the myth
ical period Of mans existence. In the
book Of Maccabees IL Is recorded that
at the termination Of one Of the battles
OF which that bloody history Is so full
the victorious soldiers tore the skin
from the heads Of their vanquishel
foes. This would be evidence that the
custom Of scalp taking was one of the
indulgences even OF those people Of
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cAScO BAY STEAMBOAT co.
Custom House Wharf, Portland, Ne.
Custom House Wharf, Portland, Ne.
commsneIna June 10Th, 1924.

WEEK DAY TIME TABLE.
For Forest City Landing (Peaks
!sine as. ' as. isS ssS. So. sso: 500
,is sis sss So &c. ' sss ,G sss 800
For cushings Island. s.4s. 7.4s. 1880
Return~7.os. SOS. i1.oo a. m. 24s. 500
For Little and G.sa. Diamond Islands:
Peok. lsia1 shs 81 s.s 80 1sS 1879 a. M
s.ss. 7;?o s;4s: Ills a. m. 1925. s.as. SIS.
r. R:.Srn!ieaxs erea. Diamond Island.
.s - go + p, ,a''' ' Is,s s,".
isst' SIS. is1.nsel 81 ai Els s;s .s :. n
YssS. i.landl. $40. rs. 80. 11.4o q. m.
l.tS i Fsse SO L zaSa sso e M Island.
Esiurn-s.oo. go. 1I.so a. m. 800. 500.
wv sGNpxY TINE TABLE.
I.isnd), 500; s.sc; 1850 a. m. las. ais.
For SS.Sins;. ia Island. !" 500. 1880 a. M.
ssr -: Gl.l 3; and o.s.. Diamond 1.l.na..
Rssss H:iana9. 500. iose q. n. nd iaYs.
Icr Fsness . Iisndlns nene Island.
6r g close Of = S.r riesi s ? At At tn.
~ Ss:,SssSsys only q. go 2, m. 70. L...I:
and Evergreen landings fPeaks, isiand)
6. ". +. dobTdd. Cen. Man.
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.HARPSWELL STEAMBOAT co.
50. The sos lsland Route
HARPsWELL DIVISION.
From Portland. ooIno East.

Leave, Portland. Ys.4ss ps:ls. 1910
NJ SUNDAY sas. S: :sss ana Bss:
Leave Ieps Island s,,s So s, K 40, g
fs.s s East =. Esd tees Island. $50: go.
';s , : sssi s.s m; s. sunday <. >:
% % III lilo $50 s.S = N M Sunday sss. 1910
Leave Gin Island. ll.ss a. M. SOS
p. M; sund nH;. io1S a. r.: is,s .. a 4,
1870: io.ss 2; m; ii;ss. ass p: q.
us a ~ m ss as Ct g ssasss: s s
Leave IS sGpss HH Il so1 sSs ,s.s
..113ssye gsi,eys Island. Z. .7:so. 1850 a. m.
'y x.riss ss s; Island. lam 7ss. ,o4s a. m.
's.ss' si 70 P a;sS 2; m Going West.
Issvs s'S S. s:s H.i.s SUNDAY. !:sss 400
az: Cos ad1; is a.; =; :ss gss Sis Ills
~; IS &.s'',s'ss !. G., :, esses.sss; $40
1I.ss q. M. s.ia.s.lo ?. M: sunday: sss:-
40. $50 ,. m: Sunday. 7.os. 1910 a. m.
i.ss is ss;ssss?fs un s:s: .ss
1875 a. m. 1880. 4.s5 p. m.
Leave East End Long Island. 40. 80
Q. m, 12.10. $40. $40 p. m; Sunday. TBS.
1910 a. M. 1915. 40 D. m.
Leave Long Island. 20; $50 a. m;
a. m, 12i5. los. $50 o. m.
Arrive Portland. 500. s.45 a. M. 12.45.
40. $50 p. m: Sunday. SIS. Ills a. m.
LIS. $50. 500. $50 p. m.
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A Clever Minister.

ITO the town Of Norridgewock. I'm
Maine" said clergyman. strange
minister once came to preach. He
preached duly. and after the sermon
was over he mingled With the congre-
CATION. expecting that some one would
in'ite him to dinner. One by one. how
ever. the congregation departed. Offer
Ing the hungry minister no hospitality.
and he began to feel anxious. Where
was he to eat? AS the last deacon was
leaving the church the minister rushed
up to him and shook him warmly by
the hand.
~ want you to come home and dine
with me- tie minister said.
why. where do you livey said the
deacon.
about thirty miles from here
THE deacon REDEEMED. oh. you come
and dine with me instead he said.''
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whom we have record In the Bible.

whom we have record In the Bible.
Be II as Il may. It Is an established
fact that the custom is Q universal one:
20 far as savage man is concerned
Whether etbnologists ican build a the
DRY Of a common origin Of man from
this or not. or whether this can be
taken as an evidence that the. Indians
are the descendants OF the lost Israeiite
tribes because OF their habit OF securing
mementos OF hair from their fallen en-
emies. Is something time alone will de-
veiop. BE That rs II may. It Is a fact
that all Indian tribes. to q certain ex-
tent. scalp their enemies who have fall
en- I'm battie.-Loudon Globe.
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BAILEY ISLAND.
Continued from page z.

term Of ten weeks Monday, Sept. the
18th.
Several citizens attended the Dem
ocratic rally held at Seaside hall,
Orr's Island, Saturday evening last.
Sheriff VIM. M. Pennell was the prin-
cipal speaker and was accorded q fat
tering reception at the close Of the
meeting. Ex-representative Charles
8. Thomas was among those present
8. A. Boynton Of East Orange, NJ.
J., who has been visiting at Chas. T..
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Roots since July 2, returned home
early last week, after a most delight
full summei.
Mrs. Ellie Crafts and Miss Grace
Wiston were In Portland yesterday
for q days outing.
Mrs. G. A. Peck and Ms. william
A. Thomas. both Of New York City,
who are summering at the Hill Crest,
Chebeague. were the guests Of Mrs.
Grace NJ. Brown at the TIP Top cot
tage Thursday afternoon last.
George r. Russell, deputy internal
revenue collector, Boston, and J. r.
Lamberth. instructor at the Massa-
chusetts Institution of Technology,
Boston, who were here have returned
home.
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c.rio.. Fact In Natural H,.,.,,

STsOos 1Ct Al Notur0l History.
An incident which will be interest
Ing to naturalists il told In a recent
number OF tie Scotsman. One Of the
foresters In the employ Of the Marquis
or Lothian was returning from his
work when lie noticed wild duck 1y-
Ing from larch tree. On close exami-
nation he observed common brown
owl looking down from what appeared
to be a nest In the cleft OF the tree
about thirty feet from the ground and
apparently near the place from which
the duck had flown. Curiosity prompt
ed him to climb to the place. which he
did with great difficulty. The owl on
bis approach dew OF. and to his sur
prise he found I'm the nest two eggs
an owls and wild ducks 1t Is not
uncommon for both owls and ducks to
build their nests high up on trees. but
1t Is unheard OF for one nest to be ap-
propriated by both birds.
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Mrs. MCQUEEN and son, who are stop
ping at Five Islands were the guests
OF Mr.. Gibson Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. w. J. Cunningham, Gertrude o.
cunningham and Helen X. Cunning.
ham and their friends Of the Iafay-
cite Hotel enjoyed dinner here Mon
day, August %.
george M. McManus and a party of
friends from the Hotel Rossman,
brunswick, enjoyed dinner here
Thursday.
Mr.. II. J. Kellogg of Winchester,
MASS, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
spaulding last Friday.
MI. and Mrs. z. A. Morrison of
New York, who are cruising on the
Maine coast In the schooner yacht.
uciIe, we're at the house Sunday
night while the yacht vas aground
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BOSTON 4 MAINE B. R.
Summer A raugemeut I'm effect
june @. 1904.


Trains leave Portland, Union station for
. :iis sS SfsS ss o q rs5s Zoo
,sis sos ~ ssa ,s. n 'sls sn is.iSy ' isis
scarSoro Beach and Pin. po,n, 7,o I'm
80, ~Sso, Ioo0 = m. l2co m, st.1s 30 e. 40
-, Pc, $40 eSS0. sI.5, sses, eli rs D. m sun
c q, r. I.Le, f.Sc fs3s. OILS .. n, IzSS, Sleo.
's "a f SIest fSiie; ts.ls rs m:
s nd e go ~, = 90 :, rs 20, %, SIS $50.
day "a 10. fsaa. ts.a, Sio.iss' m ;ss Sa
SO. f%s, 40. 500. fsio. $50. 1915. f;.is. SOD
C.np Grousd. an, .sos. ian. ,m
I.ls, s4.z. - s51o. Gle, 'ss0 ss.0s. Ell =, n
- "a :. 81 rsS tgS. 800 .. e 90, i3}o.
' ssco 1G and i sidS. iolS p Pa"
1855, so. se 50. ssos eli IS s,odsy - 90
- tiois :. M, i21S, Szfo f5M. Wis. an
oJeg, tole, t.tc, 1911, N. rs. xsco n m 49,
kennsbunk. 80, $40, 100 y m. ~ m N
ee.D' ~. $40. =. o. p. m. Sunday i2S an
Hssr :: 81 port, 100. sse. 100 .. m, ~ 20.
Runs June 10 to sept sincius,v.
kuns june 70 20 Sept. rs inc;usixe.
unsJuns 1sto sept. inclusive
Does not stop ~ Biddsford.
Through Train with Pullman sJess.
ING Car Leaves Portland daily ex.
eept saturday, at a2o o. m, for New
work via Worcester and N. ", N. n.
and n. r. n.
d. J. FLANDERS.
General Pass. & Ticket Ar
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South Har'pswen

Mrs. e. w. Baxter aud daughters,
the Misses Clara and Helen Baxter
will sail from New. York to Florence
on the 9Th Of October for an extend
ed tour abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolvin Whitney Of
Brunswick came to South Harpswell
Sunday In their automobile. They
enjoyed q most pleasant ride.
Letters advertised at the post Of.
nee at South Harpswell-Miss Der.
tina L. Griffin. Mr.. Ernest Morrill,,
Mrs. Charles 8. Parker, Miss Marion
l.. Goodwin, Miss Beatrice wilkinson.
Mrs. L. King. Miss Clara Thornton,
Miss Grace Hall. Miss F. Trimble,
Mr.. James c. Fulton, Mr.. J. A. Turrell,
Miss Rachel J. Phelps. Miss Nora Cur.
ran. Mr.. T. +. Dowry, Miss Julia C..
Dowry, Miss Alice M. Dowry, Mrs,
Annie Coffin. Messrs. Estabrook.
White and Eaton, Mrs. Thomas
Mould. Miss Enie N. williams, Mr..
James N. Williams
Mr.. Downing of Auburn and his
family have arrived at their cottage
for three weeks stay.
Mrs. Elizabeth Burr has returned to
her home at Lexington. Her daugh-
ter, Miss George Burr will remain
at South Harpswell some time longer.
Walter E. Pinkham of Portland
spent Sunday with his parents on
the Point.
Mr.. Nahum Roberts of South Mon.
mouth, Mr.. Charles A. Frost of Win.
throp. Mrs. w. E. Pinkham OF Port.
land and Miss Clara E. Roberts of
Waterville who are spending a short
vacation here made a family party
who went to Orr's Island on an excur-
sion trip Monday. Mr.. Frost is re-
covering from a severe fracture of the
leg received while In the "big
woods" last winter. Mr.. Roberts Is
veteran Of the Civil War and Is
well known on the Point.
Mrs. Ethel Merriman, nee Young,
OF Bath, was calling on friends yes
terday at the Ocean View Hotel and
at several cottages on the Point.
A. E. Pinkham Is doing a hustling
business with the summer hotel peo.
pie and cottagers at his livery stables.
Capt. John Toothaker took a party
sailing Monday afternoon, Miss Phil
brick, Mrs. Toothaker, Mr.. Erwin
Hamilton and many others were In
the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Purington and
son Carlos. with Mrs. Purington's
mother. Mrs. COMBS, all of Bath,
have returned home after a months
stay with Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Strout.
Mrs. Strout left here Tuesday for a
two weeks visit at her mothers home
in Durham.
Mr.. Increase Whitney of Lisbon
was visiting his son Mr.. Irving Whit
pey here last week.
A religious open air service was
held at the grove on the Point Sum
day afternoon, being led by a rever-
end who Is summering here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reade and son
Of Auburn were visiting Mrs. H. A.
Daley, Mrs. Reade's aunt, over Sun.
day.
The largest number landed here on
Sunday Of any Sunday this season up
to date.
Mr. George Elliott, ST., Of Dover,
N. H.. while out fishing last week,
caught 60 pound cod. This Is the
second fish Of this size taken this sea-
son, one having been caught by
Chebeague party about a month ago.
Mrs. F. o. Watson was visiting
Mrs. II. B. Estes at Pine Point Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Teal who
have been visiting here, have return
ed home. Mr.. Teal is q member of
the Aeolian Quartet Of Lewiston.
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Mirror, cry.,al and svord.

The three symbols Of the imperial
house Of Japan are the mirror. the crys-
tai and the sword. and they are carried
In front Of the emperor on all state oc-
casions. Each has its significance.
LOCK at the mirror and reflect thy
SELF" or. in other words. Know thy
SELF" Is the message Of the mirror.
BE pure and shine" Is the crystals in
junction. while the sword Is n reminder
to'"Be sharp
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VIM. Senter 4 Co.

II you need chronometers, charts
or anything In the nautical line you
are just as sure to get the best by
going to William Senter & Co. at
Exchange street, Portland, as you are
sure to find there the finest line of
watches. diamonds. silverware, cut
glass, ETC., In the city.
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Mrs. Beanster-Mr. johnson, won't
you please amuse the baby for about
i've minutes? Mr.. Johnson mot Of Bos-
toni I'm afraid I don't know how,
Mrs. Beanster. Mrs. Beanster-Just
talk little. She always finds your
western grammatical peculiarities SO
amusing.-New Orleans Times-Demo-
crat.
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He Mfatakes.

II pity the man who can't learn any
thing from his own mistakes. Now,
that's one thing I can do" said Bragg.
"Ah! You're always learning some
thing then. aren't your" replied Knox.
EXCHANGE.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-09-01

One radical difference between a
boy and girl is that the girl can get
enthusiastic about a treeful Of cherry
blossoms without thinking of the cher
ries.-Somerville Journal.
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When you have read this paper
ssnd u 70 . friend. Il 10 ~ good -
q letter.
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ReYfNcffom.

MISUNDERSTANDING the mat
ter with this cake? wife-There can't
be anything the matter. The cookery
book says 1t is the most delicious cake
that can be made.
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$3.50 the Round Trip
To the White Mountains ani
Return.

Leave Porca d 80 q. m Four hours az
Ciawfoids. u. unit Plea SAINT House or Fabyans
Tor dinner and driving, arriving back I'm Port.
land at Z - y. m, or by remaining at Fabyans
an hour anu . q alt, can aiiive In Portland a
BIS p. m.
T.u, ists on this trip can also Walt Fryeburg.
North on ay, Int rvale. jackson and Saitlsyr~
u they prefer At q less expence err Maplewood.
Besh chem, Pr file Aot se, Jefferson, Ian.
caster at Q slight Additional ex De Nae.
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Mr.. Richley had nothing but praise
for your work for him before the citi-
zens' committee" said the friend.
"Yes." replied the lobbyist gloomily,
nothing but praise" - Philadelphia
Press.
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Miss Oidgiri-I don't like the color Of
my hair. Miss Youngthing-Doa't let
that bother you. my dear. 1t can't be
long now before II turns gray.
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Arthur Palmer.
HARPSWGIl,S

Leading Grocer and Provision Dealer,
Our Store and stock 10 the largest In the
lay. We cary everything. Confec-
tionsry, Fruits. Soft Drinks. etc. Teams
visit all parts Of the island several times
daily for orders Telephone exchange
for THE section. We try to please out
esstsnsvs. cousssesa xsssnsns v IL.
/ fvlf Lie n toWxeY'S ehoeelotuO,
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Lots Of men," said Uncle Eben, kin
look wise an lots kin talk wise, but de
men dat kin act wise Is mighty scarce"
-washington Star.
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on Flag Island sand bar. The Lucille
- one OF the New York Yacht Club
feet.
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SoNoHess st. PORTLAND.
Moss homs-iIks place In the
Guy. zine large rooms with
veTy accommodation for COM
scr OF eussts. RATES, ESQ and
x.fo per night. 500 TO $500
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Now 10 the Time.

70 md bargains at the mammoth
department. store Of Maine, the >. r.
LIBBY Co, OF Portland. Don't fan TO
gu mere bsfore going home for :
Dsvsnir o. book.
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MERRIcoNeAo HOUSE.

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q 90
$50
Sunday Excursions.

Sundays 70 Naples or Ray mopd for dirnt r.
L<aSt q Portland 30 .. n. aciess Sehs, Q
lake ~ up the 6opgo or the n. er Jorda J.
Three hours and dinner at either place. Re-
turning arrive nc . oitland 6.25 y. N.