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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-05-04
mtoieaI.
Good Work.
Done Daily in Ellsworth, Many Cit
liens Tell Of 1t.
zens Tell Of it.

Nearly every reader has heard of Doan's
Kidney pills. Their good work In Els
worth still continues, and our citizens are
constantly adding endorsement by public
testimony. No better proof OF merit can
be had than this experience of friends aud
neighbors. Read this case.
John II. Harris, farmer, six miles out on
the West Trenton Road, says; "At inter-
walls for at least four years had been sub
iect to pain In my back, kidneys and Ioins
1t radiated from the area OF the loins lust
above the kidneys, and the first attack
may have been caused by the contraction
of a cold or from heavy work. When in
the acute stage I could not rest In bed,
and often arose In the morning the oppo-
site OF being refreshed, and poorly pre-
pared to tackle the next days work.
knew from the condition and the action
of the kidney secretions that in some way
my kidneys were upset, bat what to do to
check the complication was a mystery, I'M
til went to wiggin & Moore's drug store
In Ellsworth for Doan's Kidney Pills.
The treatment helped from the first. As
continued the use OF them, the backache
graduslly ceased, and when finis! ed the
fourth box 1t disappeared. Mrs. Harris
also used the remedy, aud from it's use re-
ceived positive benefit"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO cents.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, ". Y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name, Doan's, and take
no substitute.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-05-04
nlutuaI Benefit Column.
EDITED BY aunt xApeA".
It's Motto: ~Hslptul and Hopeful +"

stated ia the little anG motto-it Is for the mutual
benefit, are alias a. lie nelpiu aud hopeful
Being f.F the common gocgt, u II for the com
mon use-a putlic servant. purseyor OF In
formation ami sua ge~tiun. a msslium for the In
terchpngc of hieas In this capacity it solicit-
commu eication- AnG It's succtsss siepeBas largely
on he support given II Ia lhls respect Com.
muncal iou- NUT he signed. hut the name OF
writer an not he printed except by permission
Communications Will he subject 20 approval or
rejection by the r'tlior OF the column, bat none
viii lee rejected without good reason. Address
all communications TO
TIE AMERICAN,
Ellsworth. Me.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-05-04
LONGING
] HE AMERICAN,
Ellsworth. Me.

LONGING.
How oft we eel a longing
That comes with a touch o. pain
1t enters the heart ut,hsdden,
And leaves but to come again.
And we long for something higher.
Than has fallen TO our lot
Just simple. wistful longing.
For something we know not what.
Sometimes II comes AZ evening.
After day ot care,
" hen the burden has seemed heavy,
so heavy, and hard 10 bear,
Il comes 10 the heart grown weary,
This touch of an unseen hand,
And We yearn to tell the longing
To one who could understand.
oh, lofty aspirations.
That come to Us DER and DER,
We are better for your coming,
Stronger than We were before.
And some day wen cease to wonder.
As our dreaming we recall.
Why We never quite accomplished
What we louged TO most OF alt.
Boston. b. Mdude CohooH
Seiec. ed by Ann.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-05-04
Convention History.

Christian Endeavor has made won
derful convention history. At Boston
IN 1885 more than $4,000 registered
delegates came together in the largest
religious assemblage OF all time To
The San Francisco convention $1,000
persons crossed the Rockies, and the
London convention amazed the worlds
metropolis by its great size and vigor.
christian Endeavor World.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-05-04

On DIR. Clark's recent visit to Hawaii
ehe Hawaiian Endeavorers sang their
Christian Endeayor song. which is as
fpllows:
HawaI's land Is fair;
Rich are the gifts we share
This Is our earnest prayer,
o Lord OF light:
That as a noble band
We may join heart and hand
TIL all Hawaifs land
Stands for the right
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-05-04

Miss MugieyI always try to retire be-
for midnight. don't like to miss my
beauty sleep. Miss Pepprey-You really
should try harder. You certainly don't
get enough of 1t.
sWbo is at the telephone!" "Your wife,
SIR" .what does abe wantf" The only
word that / can understand IL mum
SKULL" "Let me come there. She prob
ably wants to talk with me-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-05-04

Not dreaming. but endeavor,
Must meet the worlds great need.
= Not impulse. fair and futile.
y But swift. outreaching deed.
Not iangucrous aspiring.
But climbing. day by day:
Not synsrathefie mpsing,
But Kindness by the war.
hot prayer alone Of longing.
But prayer In actien wrouGht;
Not dreaming. but erdeavor.
with blessed fruit Is fraught.
-0dffh n Kinney IN Christian Endeayor
weird.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-05-04

Abundant Health Is assured when there ia
good blood in thc vtins. Hoods sarsaparina IA
the medicine to maize good blood. Begin TAX
ing II now. Ii Is jast what the system needs at
this time and will do you great good. sharp.
ems the appetite, sseaeies the nerves.-Adet.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-05-04

General Secretary Won Ogden vogt
covered eighteen convention appoint
nents In Illinois In March. He spent
January in New York state and Feb
quarry In Pennsylvania.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-05-04

Couehes have saved more minds and nervous
systems than ali tie doctors and medicines put
together.
1t Is the best refuge that the oyerworked
honsekeeper has. did she but know it, aud the
only fault 1 have to find with women Is that, as
arule. they do not use their couehes half enough.
When distracted by the infinite cares OF the
household and worried over this bill and that. a
woman should have a solace where she
throw herself down. and, stretched at ease, allow
her troubles to straighie themselves out of
their own accord.
By these means bysteria is avoided, beauty
preserved, and the wemen's chances for eternal
salvation are helped tremendously.-Phil
phia North Americas.
AUNT MADGE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-05-04
Pauper Notice.

rTyHE undersigned hereby gives notice thAa
IL has contracted with the city Of Ellsworth
for the support OF the poor. during the ensuing
year, and has made anpie provision for their
support. He therefore forbids all persona fxon
furnishing supplies to any pauper on his -
for no gesds so furnished. HARRY 8. JOINS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-05-04

ISie IL q clipping WHICH Cakhc ASFose AZ gu
old paper dated May II. isss. under the column
name of Farm and Home In THE AMERICAN,
from Ego and had forgotten about IL I'll read
ing it over, thought IL would be all right to have
II repeated in the column of NJ. b.
i want TO thank &C., of Massachusetts, so
much for the apple sauce cake" which we all
enjoyed. Come again. ANN.
1 am very glad to insert this clipping
which Ann so kindly sends. &C. of Mass
achusetts" little realizes how many loaves
OF cake have been make from her recipe.
Here are two more "handy things" to use
about the house-a whiss broom and putty
knife. Almost every Que has the first. but do
you use them IN washing floors to clean out the
corners. also to clean corners of windows? The
putty knife is good for cleaning corners of
bake pans. scraping paper from the walls In
papering time, digging greens and dozen
things that have no room for mention at present
But II you haven't putty knife get one and
try IT,
South Deer Isle Eco.
II you would have light cream of tartar
biscuit, sift the -four three or four times
before mixing.
Susan sends us another charming de-
scrin,ion n, scenss n, tho o,har s,os ~,
49, ,,,.,. a.. ,,,s 80 -,
an 'Ae sneie OWNS Vi 'ne o'o haAne S'ase'
AT TINS GATE taprii ~ no farming mas
been done In eastern Maine worth men
tioning.
PASADENA CAL Aprfl L. 1901
Dear Aunt Madse:
since last wrote you nave been down by
| shall | saw the sad sea wayess By no means /.
-. 30 81 .,la ,.,,.n. - a.. .,, .
"u' y S"e Ns"ss e"fFDe Va SA "a'eisss
against lodges where they, the waVeleta, kiss
the golden sand of pretty beaches and fondly
-, -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-05-04
3 Mrs. We;sslitz, Buffalo, N. Y, 4
curedof kidney trouble byLydiaE.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

8 WI >. w GtSSiitL, DuttAsU, I've ., Z
curedof kidney trouble byLydiaE.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
or all the diseases known with which
the female organism is afflicted. kidney
disease is the most fatal. In fact. I'M
less prompt and correct treatment Is APP
piled. the weary patient seldomsurvives-
Being fully aware of this, Mrs. Pink
ham. early in her career, gave careful
study to the subject, and in producing
her great remedy for woman's ills -
Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound - made sure that 1t con-
tanned the correct combination of
herbs which was certain TO control
that dreaded disease, woman's kidney
troubles.
Read What Mrs. Weisslitz Says.
DEAR. Mrs PISKHAM - FOR two
years. my life was simply burden,
suffered so with female troubles, and
pains across nav back and loins. The
doctor told me that | had kidney
troubles and prescribed for me. For
three months took his medicine. but
grew steadily worse. NV husband then
advised me to try Lydia r. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, and
brought home a bottle. 1t is the great
est blessing ever brought to our home.
Within three months | was changed
woman. My pain had disappeared,my
complexion became clear, my eyes
bright. and my entire system in good
shape ~ Mrs. PAULA WETssLfTz, iTs
Seneca St. Buffalo. NY. - $4,000 forfeit
If original Of ae0ue letter proUiag gesansness cannot
% produced.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-21
sinesrfeH In South gsnS.

Mm 10. uno 20. SUM- oieies Sa6res
beranfaltet Der nSnbiana uno Ohio
Gdnssrbuno" iein fiebentes grObes
@dnQerfef In South Yeno. Der
nSou!b BEND Mdnnsr6or" miro Der
galfgebsnoe 0erein fem, uno man lam
alien 6angssbriioern perlidern, 0ab Der
Berein nidts unierlanen ipiro, oies
Gdngsrfeh 3i einem erfolqreiden 3u
geltalien, weldes ni6t rur benz yerein
uno benz Dsuli9ibum Der Gtabt sIr
gbre qereiden uirb, Ioaoern allen
Gdnqern oes Bunbes. I'm. bieien
3wsd Ooa uno gang ~ erei9sn, III IS
aber notbmenoig. oab fid ale Sdnaer
innerbalb bes ben Huno ~umfahsnoen
9ifirieis on oisIem GeIie betbeiIigen.
Der 3med FOLDER Gdngerfefte 1T,
oas oeutfde 2ieo gu foroern uno oas
gano Der ginigteit uno 0armonie
feifer I'm bic th~eilnsbmenoen Yereine 81
idlineen, fe gu eolem @efangespett-
ireit an3uIpornen unO oaburd for
oerno auf bic 0ebung oes 0eutIden
2ieoes In Der nsten Welt 5u pirten.
go lange Der DeutIde oas oeutfde
2ieo pflegt uno liebt, 10 lanse miro er
Elm gutter TeutIder iein, miro er bic
Spra9e unb Sitten isines alien Da-
tsrlanoes bodtaIteI. Das bsuti6e
2iso III ss, tuel9ss Die poelie Der
6eimatb, Der mdrdsnI66nsn &inbteit.
bliibeno erbdIt uno iins Die :Seimat5
mad benz gauoe Oes Waterialismus
uno beg Dollars 3aubert. Desbalb
iolte Elm ieoer CUTE 9euiide Oieie Gdn-
g~erfeite burd feline 9beilnabme on
oenielben untsrfiiber, iuOourd err Ielbfi
Der gtOBten aluben babsn miro ourd
Die Semitic, Die Elm Ioldes Geit linn
bietet. mo er bic NltagsiOrgen uer9iBt.
uno Die auf einem iOl6en Geffe DerIebs
ten 6tin0en iuerben Suuelen i'm
S9abe Ieiner grinnerung biloen, on
Oeren @lan3 sr fi6 nod lanae erfreuen
tuiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-21
gontratte beros6en.

Die gountD- gommiHdre baben bic
Gontroete fur MiateriaIieu far Die
Gounip. Sniiitute fir Mpril, Mai unb
SUM wie folgt ~per9eben:
Mrbeitsbous-wiebl. Sobn O'Neal;
Galt, g%Oniolioater Goal ono 9ims
Co.; grOt, 5ib Batting Co.; DrOgueu,
Qouis g. 9aas; Gleiid, Wm. Bed
Petroleum uno Wcaepldmiere, Wa.
perlp Oil Co.. Sdnittmaaren. pettis
Trp GOODS Co.; WDbet, psttis Srp
@oobs 60; Groceries unb @aifee, s. 6.
perrp & 60.
Mrmen= Qlipl-3obneco, s. 6. perrt
81 Co.; Webl, Sobn O'Nsal; Gleiid,
Wm. Bed; S9nitimaaren. psttis 9rp
@ooos Co.; @roeeriss, 5. IS. perrp &
Co.; 9Ofee, phelps, Brace & 60.
ensNipl-Mebl, Sobn G'Neal;
GrOguen, 2ouis 6. 9aaa; Glsiid,
Gitlsp & @arIon; Sdnittmaaren, pet-
It's Drp @OoOs Co.; M0beI, psttis
DRIP @ooos 90; Groceries, s. Is.
perrp & so.
@sfduanib-Seife, giriten ETC., 5.
Is. perrp & 60.
Sir ale Snifitutioneu-geien glin=
ben. 9tiDl.
Sdube-W. &. S9par3.
Spienttdger uno Gtriimpfe fur Mdn-
ner-glib, Smain & 60.
9oien-ga9le glOtbing SO.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-21
Sisue SneOrporationen.

Jolgenoe ieue @eIeQidaftsn ertrirt.
ten ibre Sncorporations. pap;ere:
.3bomIon Rollins so : operatibs
6usL Company" capital $40. 600,
9irectorsn, 3. ID. 3bompiOn. 5. &.
ROlins unO e. SobniOu.
.Gort Mapne Dri jiug AHOciation. "
Die geamten lino !: SO. Srapp. prdf-
bent; .. q. Softer. gice.p rdIioent
Charles !. @eniliOre, Seirstdr; 9.
M. Softer, Sdabmeiftsr.
,Ridmonb Concrete goafruction
@ompanp", capital $40, 900. 9iree.
loren. Cliber 8eif. 9ltipooo .. Sen.
tins uno Walter 9eit.
.genoirens Gfeao Quinber go. "
Capital $4,000. SncorpOratoren
@eorse z. bride, g. u. Sieao unh
@sorge genOirsn.
nMgar Gompanb Department Store"
prineeten. 9irsctoren, 8. Mcgartb,
Oscar Glari, 8. g. Mear, gbarles 3.
Sing, 3. 8. wOOOs uno SObu ..
BuBler.
eState Dant bon Weffielo", Gapi'
tai s25 900. 9ireetorsn, Able Doom,
Winiam u. gontlin. o. SobnfOn,
Jobn s. BaIotpin unO M. 6. Cor.
nanbsrfon Chair Co." Capital
slQ. 900. BirettOren, Sames 3.
Sutton, Sobn 3. Boot uuo @sOrgs ..
palmer.
o@laonOue gas 8, Oil Co., III
banp. Capital $50, 600. Directoren,
See Scott. Robert grammer, gDiaiam
Campbell, 8. o. Wilbemm. 4lbin
Dsartb, 6. 80. Eeortb.
Gid Greet Gil Co., 8untirl, Ga.
pitat $50. 900 ; 8irectoren : 3. Sd.
ganb, .. 8. 9Ousman, Wm. u.
Mouileoae, e. 6. periins, Darn
glntslp, 6. 6. Qswis nao 20. s..
Wartlen.
.Montpelier Gee & Goal Co.. ga,
pital $4,000; SEQ. 8. gstuiIer, D.
u. 9rDlou, u. q. Gsasler.
.Mains ebante Oil Co., Muntie,
Capital eos, 900; 8irectoren Wilbur
g, Sutton, Scbn Ok. WeMilan, Greo
Georgia, gouaro W~iloermutb, Gbas.
e. MaDstp. Grsb @amer, 8ranI
Quiet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-21
tterbert

8ar a emnSspr snSsnD : usr porasns, a.. uars
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-21
eIsgsr tn stat.

Sm Mldnntrdor tpurbe 9eIiern RaG-
mittas i'm Msttffrsit UNI iebr babf6e
preiIe Giot Qetlopft udbren6 untsr
0errn Dappsrsbsrssr's 4ufIi9t in Der
Ride .geeffeais" 1art uno tpeid &C.
t!opft wurosn. 81 gut Stat geIpisl:
uurse snt3iebt fi9 Der Beurtbeiluns,
aber flr oas Qbenbenen lam osiaot
werOen, oab CO portreifli6 mar.
Die fOlgsnosn 6erren blisbsn Die
Sieger i'm 9uruir:
Ollie Gpani. 16 Gpiele.
@ulfap Miler, 452 punite.
Sulius aeler, it,, Colo gegen A
6dnsioer.
6. Gsrtia, IA SpieIe.
g.. 9olmstd, 357 punlte.
Otto Grsusel, SO punite.
PAUL 9rauB, 9ournee gesen a.
I'll. Ch, 9rOifpreis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-21

wdfbin Q 0 n, FL. Mar..
SIR Snbiana edauern beute Nbsnb unb
Dienitas; mariner beute Qlbenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-21

sega . @sttsrberi3t
0eute .albenb iparmer unb 6daueru ;
Dienitas rssnsriid.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-21
Ser BAL Der Qtlten."
Gro6c Dorbsreitungen bat Ger
uunobhdn9ige CurnOerein"
fir oenielben 9etrofen.
9ie vSungen" f5nneu li@ nbcr pon
Mnfang al oaran beibeiIieen.

80
bet beute gbeno oas greieniB Der
Gaiion, Der Ball Der often" fatt.
Ge!tens Der peridieoenen gomltss fino
aan3 auBerorbentli6e Worbereitungen
gstrofen tuoroen, um Oeuieibsn 81 einem
erfolgreidsn gu geItalten.
Gdon Die Decorationen Der 0alIs
Dor allen Dingen uno Der iibsigen
Hdume tueiIen barauf bin. baB ieins
Soften unO Wliiben qeideut ipurOen,
I'm in bIelem Sabre Den Beiuhern oes
Bal Der Mlten" situas beionoeres gu
bieten. Der Speiieiaal wiro gar nidt
tpieoer gu ertennen isin. Sn Qnbe-
traGt, 0ab Griiblings MnIang 1T, 1T
aus bemfslben Elm srobartisss @arten-
gtablIfsment gsi6affen wOrOen, OsIisn
2auben gum potuliren f6rmlid
%sinlaoen. gs 1T idon iebt 100 ae=
gen l 5u tustten, oaB man6 giner uno
Cine, pelde fid erii einmal in Der
Wirtbidaft n3um Sdwar3sn gdren"
bdusliD nieoergelaIien bot, mand
StiiaOden bort boden blsibea wiro.
Cine 9auptnummer oes nadfeben-
ben reidbaltisen Song : prOsramms
piro ole polOnaiIe bilOen, welde sans
b~eionoere, nod ME 3abor bier ausae-
fiibrtsn 9ouren aufpeilen mirb.
Inter Der Qeitung bes 0ern. Oscar
Rutber baben gelttrn Na9mittas 3pau-
aie 9amen uno Serren oisieIbe ein-
9eiibi.
Nah Der probe, welde our 5ufrie=
oenbeit bes gsnannten 3ans- unO gere-
monienmeiltsrs ausiisl, Nib uno mub
oisie polonails Grrora MAIDEN.
9as D~olndnoige San3 prOgramm
laulet ME fOls.:
l.. polonaiie- yWdoele rud, rud,
rud." 2. Malser-.D Der idpnifs 5ans
Der Walser it," 3. polta-. 2omme
nur, tomme nur. fomm nir Sd0ne."
4. SdottiiG-nSm Walo unb auf Der
0eioe." 5. 0alopp =. Wer wiG unter
bic Soloaten." 6. Nurora-,Smmer
gsmitblid." z. Damen-g Bal5er-.O
ou Iicber Qugulfin." 8. Masurta-
ND bu wi0't bod" 9. 2dnoIer--
sd bate elmer 9nmeraoen."
10. polfa-. qolta tunssn tbu' Id
germ" IL. MaI5er-o4d 10 Elm Wal-
ser 1T 10 f6on." u. Tucker-yYe
olden time. Is. S9ottif6- .1ei-
ter msin liebss aino, iomm nit gum
3an3 geidwino." ID. Wa3urta-
.@utid bin, ruila ber." Is. @alopp
Sop, bop. bop, pfsrodsn laui
@alppp." 16. 9amen : Wal3er-n3'
9auterbad Dab i'd mein Gtrumpf Oers
lOr'n." II. ginfade QuaoriIe -
Gins, spei, Orsi, an Der gani pOr-
BEL" Is. 9sbr aus-vNa9 9auie
geb'n mir nit"
6hr Die .Sunge" Il 9eor9t.
Spdt geitern Abcno fiibIte oas Sc
neeal-gomite fir ben Ball elm msnfd-
lides 3iihrsn uno es beIhlob, b q
~Sunssu" i'd loon
b 0 n u n an an D en- 3 4 ne
betbeitigen t6nnen n.
Cir Die Wit9lie0er oes l~lnabbdngi.
gen 9urnpereins gilt alto beuis nur
cine parOle.
.W6gen gno're 81 9auie beut' idals
ten uno ualttn,
nWir sebeu bsreniigt beut' gum
ngalle Der 4lten" |!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-21
...Gtmas ueues...

Wir baben befblofen. 9tae rDsIte finFtIides
vns gebrau9eu, NIT yorausNbIlngss ggeterr
81 uerieben, obne EN- gepolii 5l perlanoen.
ssir iteaen ole g~erbinoun9 nit Der Salipt,
1e~itungSr0bre Der, ebenio Ieben mir einen Gle'
ter arf rno lieIern bas Gas inr einen Ooaa,
per TaaIeno. Die eiHsige gerehnuna bic nil
MAIDEN, 1T fir bic yerbinoungsrDbre pom Der
0runoeigentbums : gren3e BIS CUR Stele bes
yleters: gvir 8arantiren, oab b~ieielben 81,
Isleoenbeit 9eben.
Sir Ndberes iprede maa In Der Office Dor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-21

gauerIaubni. b e.
George SO. 6beIbp, 5 Cottages, %.
Ctr, nabe ROrtbwsffsrn qlOe., $500
ieoes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-09
SOCIETY QUEEN
LANDS IN JAIL
EvcIine Rogers In Prison Upon a
Charge Of Forgery.
TELLS A PITIFUL TALE
or WORTHLESS HuSBAND WHO
SQUANDERED HER MONEY
AND THEN LEFT HER
WITH INFANT.

Chicago, May s. Eyeinc Rogers,
society belle, member Of a wealthy
family, convicted Of forgery branded
as a skillful check worker, is weeping
in the county Jail and fighting dcsper-
ately to avoid going to Joliet to serve
time in a lelon's cell
She weeps because She wants her
baby her little daughter a year ana
a half oh, 10 escape the disgrace,
Two startling revelations, two
slimpses into The hidden history O.,
this woman Of mystery, were given
today when She, young, beautiful re,
fined, broke down under the shame Of
her conviction. and, while pleading
Tor mercy for her infant daughter, Qe-
cIared her innocence ana vowed that
her wealthy relatives would rally to
her assistance ana prove that she is
not the criminal the police say she is,
The first revelation was the fact
that she has q baby which ia now be
ing cared for BY her friends in Chica-
90
The second is that She is suing for
3 divorce in the courts at Kansas
City.
Beyond those facts the beautiful
woman showing every sign Of refine.
nent of being reared in luxury.
peaking with a soft Southern accent
rave no Gle wto her identity She
vowed her brother woull come from
DALLAS, Texas, and testify that snc
vas with him in Dallas on Soptamber
7, when the forgery in Chicago is al.
legged to nave been committed
Deprived Of the Injuries and deli
2acies among which she was nurtur.
4, deserted by her husband. WAC
Quandered her 100000 lowery in
less than two months, her memories
II drawing room quests must fade in.
70 the despair Of prison cell
A jury in Judge Walkers court de-
cided Saturday that she is guilty OF
'ho crime Of forgery, and despite the
piteous pleadings of the young wo-
man she must pay the penalty by
months IN a cell in Joliet, where Sher-
# Barrett viii take her Monday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-09
MAJ. HOGAN
VS.. ]. A. ROSE
Says the Secretary OF State Promised
to Support Him and Not Make
the Race.

Galcsburg, H. May S.--A number
: prominent Republicans here have
received letters from Maj Dan Hogan
IN which he accuses Secretarl of State
Rose Of Ill faith in coming out for re
election.
Hogan said that he went to Rose
and said he would not be a camilla e
il Rose wanted to run. He said thai
.of Rose wac c-lt Of the race he would
resign as state grain inspector and
declare himself n candidate.
Rose said he thought Hogan should
have the place and that he himself
shout not run, as he thought no able
bodied man could be nominated for
tie third time Rose told Hogan that
he ought 70 come ous early. ami Ho-
San says he acted on this advice and
resigned his position expecting to re-.
ceiyc help from Roe.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-09

(From the Record.l

Another drug store seems to be a
possibility for Thebes in the near fu
ture.
The brick work was commenced on
the now building west Of the bank
"Wednesday,
The falscwork on the bridge will
be built to pier before any work is
done on the steel work,
Hundreds Of acres Of fine wheat
have been ruined near Mcclure on
account of the overflow The farmers
had hardly recovered from last year 5
disaster, and they are ruined finan-
cially
The proposition Of Mr. Fassig to
furnish the town with a system of
waterworhs AMI electric lights at an
annual cost of $500 win probably be
accepted at the next meeting.
J. f. Moehan, the superintendent Of
the rock crusher on the West Side,
was instantly killed by a Cotton Belt
engine last Monday morning at s
o'clock. Mr.. Mechan who is hard Of
hearing, was struck by the engine
while walking on the track.
O. +, Beck, OF Murpbysboro, was in
the city last Saturday looking up 10.
cation for heading factory From
the first Mr.. Beck was well pleased
with the advantages offered at this
point in the way of shipping facilities
and the abundance Of raw material
20 be secured AS soon as a site can
he decided upon Mr., Beck will begin
work on the necessary buildings. lie
will employ 20 men to start with. ana
he says it will only be a short time
until he will double tic force.