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HULL's COVE.

Winthrop Stanley is cIerking in H. s.
Netherlands store.
Miss Ella Sweet is home from the Cas-
tine normal school.
The Pot and Kettle club opened last
Monday for the season.
Miss Agnes Brewer has gone to Bar
Harbor, where she has employment.
Miss Lettie Moore, who has been en-
ployed at Raymond Hapscom's, has re-
turned to her home ia Lakewood.
Mrs. Mary Hiuckley died at her home
here Thursday, June Is, aged sixty nve
years. The funeral vas held at the house
Sunday afternoon, Rev. Mr.. whitmora
Officiating. Mrs. Hinckley has had a long
and painful illness, but has shown great
patience through ell her snrerings. For
many years she has been a hard aud
patient worker IN the interests OF the Bap-
fist church, OF which she was q mem Der.
She will be missed by large circle OF
friends and ueighbors. She leaves one
son, Charles Hinckley, of this place also
five sisters-Mrs. Ann Walls, Of Otter
Creek; Mrs. Francis Springer, of Trenton;
Mrs. Sophia Hamor, OF Lawrence, Mass;
Mrs. Alice Stanley and Mrs. Eveline
Richardson, OF this place; and one brot her
Harvey Hsmor, of Bar Harbor.
June 20. ANNE.
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OTTER CREEK.

Miss Ruth Davis came home Thursday
from the Castine normal school.
Mrs. Sadie Wilson, OF Cherry field, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Vessie Young.
Mrs. Henry Bunker is i'll with typhoid
fever. She is attended By DR.. Hagerthy,
OF Bar Hsrbor.
A delegation OF tive from this place at
tended the Congregational conference al
Deer Isle last Tuesday and Wednesday,
returning Thursday. 1t was an interest
ing convention and all were we'll pleased
with their reception.
At the commencement OF the services
last Sunday afternoon Rev. A. P. Me
Donald ami wife brought their little son
Malcolm to be baptized. Tue rite OF bsp-
tism was performed by Rev. Angus Nc
Donald, OF Bar Hsrbor, after which be
delivered very interesting sermon.
June is. ANON.
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Edwin Treworgy, OF West Ellsworth, Is
visiting at Edgar Treworgy's.
Fred Cook and DIR. Haynes, of Els
worth, called on friends here Friday.
There will be picnic for the schools at
the end OF the Neck, Friday, the 2ath.
Lyman Curtis spent Saturday and Sun
day with his teacher, F. B. Hamilton, at
North Brooklin.
Mrs. Sawyer and Mrs. s. W. Wilder and
son Philip, Of Newton Center, Mass, ar
rived last week to spend the summer.
Frank Coggins came up from Stoning-
ton Sunday In launch to take back his
family, who have been visiting in Surry
for the past two weeks.
June n. TRAMP.
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WEST FREMONT.
PROGRESS.

Mr.. aud Mrs. Schuyler Clark were cali
ing on friends here this week.
Mr.. rnd Mrs. Arthur Balm, of Northeast
Harbor, spent Sunday with Mrs. Bain's
mother, Mrs. Jennie Dow.
Nathaniel Worthen, OF Boston, who
spends his summers with his sister, Mrs.
Schuyler Clark, visited here last week.
Schooner E. ~. Sawyer, Capt. W. b.
Robbins, called in here on the way to
Bangor. Mrs. Robbins accompanied the
captain, also Miss Helen Murphy.
Schools osed Friday, June II. The
primary, taught by Miss Myra H. Powers,
gave an excellent entertainment. The
teacher received two fine presents from
the pupils. Many parents aud friends
visited the school.
Mrs. Abbie L. Hannah cied at her home
at $40 a. m. Friday, June II. Mrs. Ham
nah has been great sufferer, and was
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OTIS.
June IS.

e. l.. Grover visited his sons Percy and
Harley at Bar Harbor last week
Mrs. Peter Jordan, OF Bangor, Is visit
ing her dang liter, Mrs. Aaron Salisbury
Twenty-Five guests were at Tibbetts
and Remick's over Saturday and Sunday
from Bangor and other towns.
Messrs. Hunt, Crosby and Dunbar. oil
Bangor, while fishing part OF last week
at Floods, were guests at Edgar
Remiek's.
Mrs. William Morey, OF New York, W he
spends her summers here, came with her
children last week and Will occupy the
Leslie Fogg house.
The proceeds of the box supper at
Arden Young's Saturday evening, will be
used toward buying q large flag for the
new schoolhouse.
June 20. DAVIS.
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ATLANTIC.

Elliot n. Benson, OF Bar Hsrbor. wa. IN
town last week.
Sunday Riila Staples, Miss Lawn and
Clarence Smith went to West fremont
Mr.. Van Horn bought the Georre Stan.
ley place and moved his family there la,,
week.
Rev. Nathan Hunt preached an inter.
esting sermon Sunday morning. Text.
Peter IS.
Capt. Levi Torrey took his family out
deep sea fishing Saturday. Mrs. Torey
caught thirteen pollock.
Linwood Joyce snd crew arrived ls,,
week from Colts Island, having finlshsd
the ovington cottage.
Mrs. Susan pinkham left for Roekiana
Saturday morning. ca'liaG at oceanvil,
to see her sister, VINO Is 80.
June 20. Rga.
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SOUTH GorLnsRnRo
DAVIS.

Mrs. Amy schofield has gone to Castalis,
n. g., to visit her mother.
Miss Annie Lindsey, of Birch Hsrbor,
is working at w. II. Bunker's.
Miss Lucy Freeman, of MiIbridge. is
bookkeeper for the Frenchman Bay Pack
ing Co.
Giriand Newman and wife, OF Swans
Island, arrived last week and are stop
ping with Mrs. F, F. Pike.
The sardine factory is running with
plenty OF fish at present, the crew being
obliged to work day and night.
The Bunker Memorial church society
will have dinner on the Fourth of July.
It Is hoped It will be well patronized from
neighboring villages.
June 20. SINS,
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Committee on resolutions.

c. II. Ciosson IL improving.
T. A. Smith, of Smith Bros, who has
been III Is improving.
II. o. Young Is doing the work on the
inside OF A. s. Turner's cottage.
o. p. Carter 10 building a house and ell
at West Brooklin village for Gilbert
A. Carter.
The nav. Mr.. Smith has moved his
family IRON New York and assumed his
duties as pastor OF the church.
Capt. Warren Wells, of Brookiin, was
buried SUNDAY, the 18Th, at Brookiip. He
was prominent man Ia his town. and
was pas, master OF Naskeag lodge, F.
and A. NJ. A large delegation OF his
bretbrsa Ia sedewiek was present at his
burial.
June - C.
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COUNTY NEWS.
- additional oOunss Nssr. sss s.as. -.
SWANS ISLAND.

Thomas Powers, OF Deer I,ie. /. IN
looking tor beef cattle.
Master Basil stInson is confined 10 -.
house with illness.
DIR. Hanson has changed his ottIea to,s.
residence OF G. Z. sprsgue on City po,p,
Mrs. VIM. Il. Herrlck has gone 10 o..
ton foe few days visit with ftlends A.,
relatives.
Schooner NJ. K. Rswley is loading ma.
ing at NJ. Baird Contracting Co.. wh..
for New York.
Mrs. Philip McRae was In Rookls,a.
few days last week with her mofber 49,
grandmother.
A. w. Hardy, OF wInterport, ia mia,
bis cousin, Capt. J. NJ. Hai dy, on Hs,b..
island for few days.
Garland Newman and wife left la,
week for Gouldsboro, where Mr.. Nexn,s
viii be employed for the summer.
June 20. Dawn
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GREAT poND.

Miss Beedy, of 8. university, is guest
at j. s. Archer's.
The men who went from here on the
Psaohscot river drives are home.
Several from here attended the enter
tainment in Aurora Friday evening.
Mrs. Marion Remission, OF Amherst, has
been the guest OF her sisters, Mrs. Mace
and Mrs. Haynes, this week.
Saturday evening Ezra Williams and
wife and Miss Durham attended social
given By the Maccsbees in Amherst.
Maud Archer, who has been attending
high school at Ssbsttus, Is home. She
was accompanied by her cousin, Miss
Ruhy Williams.
June rs. Z.
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BIRCH HARBOR.

F. L. Temple is making improvements
on the interior of his house.
Mrs. Eliza Tracy, OF Gouldsboro, spent
Friday With her niece, Mrs. b. W. Han.
cock.
Alton Bunker, OF the steamer sebenoa,
who is 81 home nursing sprsined ankle,
is improving.
Rev. Mr.. Bromley, of Prospect Harbor,
held services here Sunday in exchange
with Rev. g. Mayo.
Mrs. s. A. Miller and daughter Zida, OF
Boston, visited here recently. They were
accompanied by Frank Boyd, friend OF
the family.
June 20. C,
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SOUTH HANCOCK.

DR.. Fred Ball and family, of North
DAKOTA, are at II. D.sBall's for an extended
visfs.
Mrs. l. Il. Coggins and little daug liter
Mildred, o; Maiden, Mass, spent Sunday
with W. I. Coggins and wife.
e. j. Davis and wife, and Miss Effie
walker, Of Ellsworth, and P. E. Walker
ana wife, of Hancock, were guests at j..
p. Walkers Sunday.
Mrs. A. E. Wooster who has spent the
greater part of the winter in New York
and Chicago, arrived home Wednesday,
She was accompanied from Wsltham
Mass., by her daughter, Miss Bertha.
Juna 90 w.
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MARLBORO.

Miss Inez Ford who has been attending
the State normal school at Castine is
home.
Mrs. hittie Anderson is visiting her
parents, Hollis Saunders and wife, in
surry.
Miss Lizzie Saunders, who has been Wis
iting at Fred Anderson's, has returned to
her home in Snrry.
Ambrose Hodgkins. who has been with
Isaac Vincent, is in poor health and
has been carried to his sisters, Mrs. Lydia
Springer, at Partridge Cove.
June 20. ARE
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Ns~s see other pages
EAST FRANKLIN.

!
Lester Wentworth is working for @. II.
Rutter,
Mrs. G. F. Sibley aud Miss Lura Card
were in Ellsworth last week.
Carl woodworth, of Beechland district,
VISITED his brother Fred June 10.
Miss Bessie Fernald has gone to Brad
| ley to wish Mrs. Abram Fernsld Tor the
summer.
Miss Lura Card and Mrs. Percy Donnell
and babe visited friends in East Frank
lin Thursday.
Fred Woodwork fell from a scsfiold In
the barn last Friday but except for a
bruised hip was not seriously hurt.
Mrs. William WEIGH, Mrs. T. E. Hooper
and Miss Lila were calling on Mrs. b. b
Hsvey and g. F. Hooper al West Sullivan
last Thursday.
Many attended the school exhibition ia
Ryefield district June II and report fine
time. The receipts for tue evening were
$3.50, which will GO quite way towards
beautiiyIaF the new schoolrooms
Quarterly meeting opened at the First
Baptist church Friday evening, June II,
with fiGe weat her aud a good attendance.
Elder Edwards, State missionary, aud
Rev. d. B. Smith, West franklin, are
here, also Rsv. Mr.. Petersen, the Methe-
list pastor, who held no meeting or Sun
day school in his church Sunday. Several
out-of-town people are here, and every
house OF both denominations IS open to
entertain.
June 20. X.
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GorT's G4LANr.

Schooner Minquas, csp'. Duff, 'osted
stone at Black island ~aJ -4s cd iof Ssv
York last week.
Capt. l.. s. TrasR has fitted out .Or
hslibuting. He s'ern- iu be hgl ilps
from here, a. be ISIS IHksn ra ane
ones hitch have neJted uim quite SON.
Capt. Frank Mitchell ana We oi Baa
Harbor, Miss day l.. d t.cNf'. u Be-,
Hsr Dor, and Ms@ter i.-sr~"ge rbt,ftDs, Of
Southwest HsFh0r, m~ce Il few sHots calls
here SurdRs.
june %. CHfps
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sEnawIcK.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

hh5VAsh AAosNC VT EAf4ot HfAAs
Whereas. The Supreme Grand Master ex.
erciscd His win aud pleasure IN removing from
this 20 the celestial lodge above our esteemed
brother, Rubina a. Hooper. II Ia
Resolved, That In the death OF Brother Hooper
,his lodge has lost good member. and his rela-
lives a true and loving brother and friend.
Resolved, That we extend eur heartfelt gym.
pathy 10 HE brothers IN their bereavement, and
while We deeply deplore the sad event that has
deprived them OF their brother, VIC would re
miad them ,hat what Is our loss is his gain.
Resolved, That copy of thosc resolutions be
spread on our records, copy sent to the family
OF our deceased brother, and a copy sent TO the
ELLSWORTH AMERICAN for publication.
\. /. SMITH,
Il. y. DoRITr.
@. :. BRIDGES,
Committee on resolutions.
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CASTINE.
ANON.

The graduation exercises OF the clsss OF
1904, Eastern State normal school, were
hello at Emerson hall Tuesday evening,
June Il. Tne programme was as follows:
Prayer
Music
alatatory-Innaence.
Willis Hooper, st George
Essay-A Comparison of Evangeiine and
Priscilla. Marion W woy, Castine
Music
History. Alice Al wescott, BlnehIll
Music
Essgy-Francis Parkman.
Angie Hinekley, BluehilI
Essay-Greek Education.
Guy sinclair. Columbia Falls
Music
valedieiory-
Mary W knight. Deer Isle
Singing the class ode
Comforting diplomas
Benedietion
June 20. SPEC.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.
SPEC.

Mrs. Austin Smith visited,st oeesnville
this week.
Mrs. Samuel j. Eaton, OF Sunset, called
on friends here on Monday.
Capt. VIII Young and family, who
have been spending the winter at Matin-
icus, are home for few days visit.
Adrian Stanley, mate of steamer Min
aola, was home Sunday. He left Tues
day for Portland. From there he will
take the Minsols to Portsmouth from
which place she viii run to Isle of Shoals.
June II. g.
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ABR subscribers at 100
- sas cts in ancock county:
a.. tho other papers in the Couaty com
osnsd do not reach so many. THE AMER
IoAr Is not the only paper printed in
Hancock county, and has never claimed to
be, bat IL Is the only paper that can prop
srly be called a COUNTY paper all the
best are merely local papers. The circata-
tson Of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Harbor Records summer list, is larger
than that Of all the other papers printed
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Eiy.s Liquid Cream Balm i an old frIene

Eiy's Liquid Cream Balm Is an old friend
in new form. 1t Is prepared for the partic-
ular benefit Of sufferers from nasal catarrh
who are used to an atomixer In spraying the
diseased membranes. An the healing and
soothing properties of Cream Balm are retained
In the new preparation. 1t does not dry up the
seeretions. Price. Eincluding spraying tube, rs
cents. AT your druggists or Ely Brothers, So
Warren Street, New York, will mail 1t.
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tenderiy cared for by her husband. Mrs.
Hannah leaves, besides husband, two
sons. Funeral services were held Satur-
day, June is. and memorial services were
held ct the church the 10th, Rev. Clarence
Emery, OF Msnset, officiating.
June 20. THRLMA.
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munieations. The report OF the Frank
lin-Sullivan ball game was good and
would have been printed In full had the
writer's signature appeared at the end.
June 20. SPEC,
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ARE,

"we'd like to occupy our parlor next
week" said the man who was having
alterations made in bis house. "Impossi-
bic" replied the builder, sit won't be open
for occupancy until it's eeiled.n
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MT. DESERT.

The engagement is announced OF Miss
Blanche Louise Somes, daughter OF MFR.
and Mrs. Thaddeus s. Somes, Of Somes-
Vile, and Limo Montalvo Colwell, OF New
York city. The marriage will take place
in the early autumn.
June 49, SPEC.
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NORTH SULLIVAN.

THE AMERICAN will not, under any
consideration, publish anonymous com.
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Mrs. Kate Peters, who has been III at
DE- tstrs bees for week, is improving.
L. P. Cole and wife spent Sunday wit h
thstr aunt, Mrs. Herman Smith, In Ash
Wits.
W. T. Bruce and wife and Miss Mamie
Yorng were guests at L. B. Deasy's In Bar
HaxSSr sun lay.
Sehoodic lodge, <. OF P held a memo
rial service for their deceased brot her,
Hiram Fernald, Sunday afternoon, In
Union church, GouIdsboro. The cere-
monies were in charge OF Stephen Cole,
who always puts forth his best efforts.
ASe@s forty attended from here.
June 90 q
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Fred Leavitt, wife and daughter, oil
Guiiford, arrived Monday, and are settled
for the summer in John Coombs' house
Mr.. Laavitt VIII return home shortly as
business Interests demand his attention.
John Coombs came up from Petit Menan
tins srst OF the week for day or two.
Halcyon assembly had pleasant meet
ing x1esday night, when it eXemplified
the initistory degree upon two candi-
datss. Refreshments were served at inter
mtwton. Quite lot of business demsnded
atsxntion, and the programme, though
sha-a, was interesting. One sister, who
hss recently Joined, told o. her pleasure in
the order in verse, which was much
appreciated, as very few OF the sisters
attempt rhyming, Sister Higgins ex-
preysd herself as follows;
II xAs win pay attention and listen to my rhyme
A ~exz=~ O. two III read to you while have idle
time.
TT. tssut our glorious order. that is both
grand and good;
I ksx res years younger since ! Joined the
sisterhood.
Qua. ssss we win sit around and to each other
tel our HIS
TnsSSssast IS called and doses US on tablets and
pills
ButS ycn would be young aud enjoy every
thing that's good
1 -& sdsise all my dear friends to join the
sisterhood.
I wsss TO sell the older ones who walk with
crutch and cane,
II sAsg would join the sisterhood, they viii fee
young again, ,
Reskszber what sell you, aud you viii find 1t
true,
Ge sssn the sisterhood the fret thing that
you do.
A wxd 30 our commander and to our sisters
dear,
Ii<xs Hsaevon Assembly and that's what brings
me here,
I've toAad friendship, charity. benevolence and
love
Ana hope God will wstch over us. Till we are
called above.
June Is. c.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-02-24
A NEW TYPEWRITER.

There has just been placed III the
Illinois Central ticket office in this
city one of the most remarkable inven-
tions of this astonishing age. It is
what is known as the Yetman telegra-
phic transmitting typewriter, ma
chine which may be used simply as a
typewriter or by depressing lever,
thereby making the necessary connec-
tions, may be used to send telegraph
messages by wire, there being no al
teration in the keyboard. which is Of
the universal type. If desired. tie
machine will boil, transmit the mess
age and copy it in typewriter form,
at one operation. The operator no
longer monkeys with the dots and
dashes, but leans back in his easy
chair and plays on the keys with the
ease and grace of Paderewski.
American inventive gen us is rapidly
making life one long, sweet dream fer
the toll Manchester Press.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-02-24
GETS s.. 500 INSURANCE.

Mrs. Eugenia Bopp, of Hawkeye.
will receive the sum of s., 500 as tie
beneficiary of the accident policy
which her husband carried in the Iowa
State Travelling Mems association.
The policy was taken out when Bopp
was a single man and he made his Sis
ter the beneficiary Afterwards he
married and made his wife the benefi-
ciary of the policy. He was killed in
an accident on the Northwestern road
in Dakota, February %, 1908, and at
ter his death his sister claimed to be
the beneficiary of the policy. The
wife brought suit and secured judg-
meme in her favor from Judge McVey.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-02-24
CORNELL'S PROSPECTS.

President W. f. King of Cornell
College, Mt Vernon. has announced
that an alumnus of the institution
who resides in Philadelphia has
promised to erect drinking fountain
OIL the campus at cost of $4,000 or
more. Another friend will erect two
imposing gates at the entrances to the
campus. A hundred and fifty-fve
thousand dollars has virtually been
pledged to the endowment funds on
condition that quarter of million
or more be raised by the semi-centen-
NAL in June. 1t is confidently be-
lieved that the money will be secuted,
and this will place the assets of the
college at upwards of million dol
lars
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-02-24
CHAMPION EGG EATER.

Ackley has the champion egg eater
son, a local stock buye-, has a mania
for eggs, his appetite is not satisfied
by the usual allotment as he demon
strated Thursday when he ate sixty
one in twenty minutes in the presence
of reliable witnesses. Mr.. Richard
son thinks nothing of eating two or
three dozen at one sitting and expert
ences no inconvenience from devour-
ing the unusual number. About q
week ago he ate fifty specimens of hen
fruit OIL a bet of S. and offered to bet
a dollar OH conclusion that he could
eat two dozen more.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-02-24
Notice..

My son, E. f. Sellman, has pur-
chased the interest of John Greer in
the firm of Greer & Sellman, and the
firm will hereafter be known as +. G.
Sellman & Son. We have secured the
services of Toilet T. Wick as salesman.
and are better prepared than ever to
do business at the old stand. Call and
see us when you need anything in the
line of farm machinery, buggies or
carriages. We will treat you right.
am still in the auction business
aud will continue to cry sales in all
parts Of the county. have made ar
rangements with Mr.. E. j. Curtin,
of the Citizens Savings Bank. to at
tend these sales with me, attend TO
the clerking, take the notes himself,
and turn over all cash to the party
having the sale. Arrangements for
auction sales. can be made either with
Mr.. Curtin or myself.
81 Fred c.. Sellman.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-02-24
SHE SHOWED HIM.

A mother asked her daughter to step
into the market on her way from high
school and get piece of boiling meat,
land be sure" said she to get shank
piece. The young lady was not sure
she knew what shack piece WIS so
her mother showed her by pointing to
that part of her anatomy just above the
shoe top. The young lady returned
with the shank piece all right. aud
her mother asked her if she remember
ed the name of the meat. "No NAM
ma" she replied. 81 couldn't bat l
showed him as you did me-" Mother
began to gasp and the young lady ex-
claimed, why, what is the matter,
mammal" "Oh," she said, Il am so
glad l did not send you for rump
roast !'-Cherokee Democrat.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-02-24
RECTOR OF ST. LUKES,
Ontario, TestiGes TO the Good
Qualities of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy.

Ashburnham, Ont, April IS, 1903. -
think 1T is only right that l should
tell you what wonderful effect
Chamberlain Cough Remedy has pro-
duced. The day before Easter l was
so distressed with cold and cough
that | did not think to be able to take
any duties the next day, as my voice
was almost choked by the cough. The
same day | received an order from
you for bottle of your cough remedy.
l at once procured a sample bottle,
and took about three doses of the
medicine. To my great relief the
cough and cold had completely disap-
peartd and | was able to preach three
times on Easter Day. | know that
this rapid and effective cure was due
to your cough remedy. | MAKE this
testimonial without solicitation, be-
ing thankful to have found such a
God-sent remedy. Respectfully yours,
E. A. Langfelt, M. A., Rector of st.
Luke's church. To Chamberlain
Medicine Co. This remedy is tor sale
by Engbretson's Phar.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-02-24
THREW BOOKS AWAY.

A travelling book auctioneer has
been creating havoc among the book
worms here yesterday and today by
throwing away and almost giving
away books. He rides down tie streets
in a hack and throws away books
right and left and then, after crowd
has congregated he sells books at auc-
tien Yesterday two cloth bound vo-
Tunes were sold for one cent while
sets of encyclopedias were sold as
high as nine dollars. 1t is the concen-
sus of opinion, however. that he re-
ceived fair price for his books. -
Wester City Journal.