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LEIGHTON q HILLS. ACTS, PORTLAND. ME-.
intention of taking part in the game.

intention OF taking part in the game.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Emery of Bos-
ton, Mass, were among the Friday
bookings. They are here for an ex.
tended visit and are accompanied by
Mrs. Emery's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. B. Moore.
Miss E. NJ. Carpenter. one OF Bog
tons celebrated artists with the
brush, who is here at the house for
the summer conducted q sale and
exhibition in the parlors Monday last.
Several beautiful views were noticed.
Mrs. w. McNally and daughters.
Gertrude and Mary, Of Montreal, Can.
arrived Sunday last for an extended
outing.
VIM. Turner of Worcester. Mass,
spent Sunday here as the guest Of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tur-
ner. who are with us as usual for the
summer months.
A Inarshmallow toast was one of
the many attractions that was enjoy.
ed by several of the guests one night
last week.
Tuesday evening, several of the
guests enjoyed the usual eve
ming excursion to Peaks and witness.
ed the performance at the Gem. This
is becoming one of the attractions of
the week.
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awarded the gentlemen's BOBBY, a lit
tie monkey.
Mr.. l. H. Spaulding made a trip
TO Christmas cove and East Boothbay
last Thursday in his yacht, having on
board Mr.. Fred o. Watson as guest
The trip was made in company with
the fleet OF the Boston and Marble
head yacht clubs, which numbered
over fifty. The rendesvoux of the
clubs was at Five Islands, where a
series Of races was held on Friday.
Iuo Succrwuvcr returned to Soma
Harpswell Friday and will probably
go to Boston soon to repair damages
received by being in collision with a
craft from Eagle Island recently.
which ran her down while at her
mooring the other day. The boat
causing the damage is owned by
Lieut.. Peary and was in charge of
Capt. Percy, one of the lieutenant's
assistants.
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OCEAN VIEW HOTEL.
THIS CHARMING RESORT AT
BAILEY'S ISLAND Is ENJOY
ING A MOST SUCCESS
Full SEASON.
Rooms Nearly All Taken For August.

Rooms Nearly All Taken For August.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Yeatman OF
Springfield. Mass. who have been
with US for the past three weeks. re-
turned home Friday afternoon after
a delightful outing. This is their Sec
ond season here and before leaving
they engaged rooms for 1905. Mr..
Yeatman is the Springfield represen-
tative of the Mutual Benefit Life In
surance Co. of Newark. n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. S. Cain and two chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Cain AMI
two children all of Summit. n. j.. ar
rived on the evening boat Sunday for
an extended vacation.
r. w. Hathaway of East Orange,
N. J., is here, having arrived last
week to join his friend, s. A. Boynton,
who has been registered here since
July z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry P. Seeley and
son of Morristown. n. j., arrived FRI
day for an extended sojourn. This Is
their first visit to the island.
Prof. William c. Lane, librarian at
Harvard University. with his wife,
was visiting friends here over Sun
;n13yu and-was REGISTERED here over
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W0oDBINE AND COTTAGE.
A Most Successful Season is Being
Enjoyed at this Popular House.

Mrs. Florence o. Miller and son,
Master Allen W., of Washington, d. c.,
arrived on Tuesdays afternoon boat
for sojourn, which will last till the
end of the summer season. This is
Mrs. Miller's second visit to the Is.
land.
Mrs. s. A. Hopwood, Worcester, ac-
companied by her three daughters,
Emma AS. Alice and Cora s., arriy-
ed Wednesday, the goth, for an ex-
tended outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Small, Jr., Of
Washington, ID. c., Master John
Small, and daughters, Misses Helen
NJ, and Madison. were among Tues
days arrivals. They will remain till
late in the season. The family have
been to the island before, and are
charmed with this pleasant vacation
resort.
Friday evening last, Master Harvey
Sinnett was given a party 1T being
his twelfth birthday and was kindly
remembered by his many young
friends on the island. A dainty col
lation of ice cream, cake, fruit, ETC..
was served in the large diningroom
of the Woodbine.
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AUCOClSCO HOUSE.
THIS FIRST CLASS HOTEL IS
FILLED TO OVERLOOKING.
GUESTS ARRIVING DAILY.

Cottage Secured For Lodging.
The guests Of the Aucocisco and
their friends on the island were en-
tertained Monday evening with
bright little play and
musical program given by
the young people. A selection
by Helen Cushing Perry and illus
the following cast:
Uncle Podger, A. Murphy
Aunt Podger, Adele Murphy
Girl, Mary Seybsl
Boy. William Shoemaker
Will. w. r. Murphy
Tom, ]. Stone
Maria, Amy Fiske
Charwoman, Sarah Barr Perry
The play was followed by a num-
p6onosfaps Rh2tsRRs w sse Fl s
Mrs. Joseph d. Kelly and general
dancing followed which was INDUCED
in by nearly all present.
Just before the close of the dancing
Miss A. Chase and Mr.. John p. Stone
favored the guests with a cake walk
which was finely executed.
Mrs. A. Chase and Miss Sarah Per-
ry presided most acceptably at the
piano. A most delightful evening
was enjoyed by all.
Rev. ID. r. Frazer and wife Of Ne
wark, n. j., with their daughter, Miss
Florence arrived at the house Sunday
for an extended outing. This Is their
first visit here and already they are
charmed with our delightful surround
ings.
Manager Paine reports every room
as already taken and so great has
been the demand made upon him for
bookings that already he has engaged
one OF the cottages which will be used
for lodging purposes exclusively. Mr..
Johnson. the owner of the property is
certainly fortunate in having the Au-
cocisco in such competent hands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Kelly, Bos-
ton, Mass. are here at the house for
week. Monday next they will re-
move to one Of the Johnson cottages
which they have rented for the
month. They are expecting several
friends and are planning some de-
lightful entertainments.
The Christian Science services in
the parlors Sunday last were very
well attended by the guests and sew.
eral OF the summer colony were In
attendance.
Mr.. Fred B. Perry, one of the lead
ers OF the Fourth Church Christian
Science. New York and Mrs. r. Sis
son Of the same city had charge of the
services. The music was of a very
high order.
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CASCO BAY HOUSE.
HOUSE Is DOING A FINE eusI
NESS AND GUESTS ARRIVE
DAILY.
Outlook for August is Excellent.

Outlook for August is Excellent
Mrs. c. VIM. Jones and daughter
MISS Marion of New York city arrived
thursday Tor an extended outing.
This Is their first visit to the island.
Mr.. Charles Howe of Boston, Mass.
with his daughter, Miss NJ. E. Howe
were among the Sunday arrivals. This
Is their third season with us and this
year they will remain a week or more
Daniel ID. Ridlon Of Mt. View. Me-,
was at the house over Sunday. the
guest OF his mother, Mrs. Walter IT.
Ridlon and Magnus Ridlon. his
brother who Is clerk at the house
Mr.. Ridlon Is agent In the mail de.
partment for the government heal.
quarters at Portland.
On account of the unfayorab,e
weather Saturday evening the usual
weekly hop at the Casino was not
given.
The Yarmouth Fire department.
numbering about fifty held their an.
nual field day here Saturday with
headquarters at the Casino. At the
noon hour one OF landlord Cushing's
celebrated shore dinners was sery.
ed. The party left on the 5 d. m.
boat after delightful days outing.
Arthur r. Nevers. conductor and
manager OF Nevers End Regiment
Band OF Concord, N. r., with his wife
arrived yesterday for their annual
visit to the house. Mr.. Nevers is one
OF the finest cornet soloists in this
country and he always kindly favors
the guests with solos during his So
journ. They will remain at least two
weeks or more.
George II. Byroy. Concord. Mass.
John J. DAILY. South Boston. and
James +. Laffey. Cambridge. Mass,
employees OF the Boston postofice
department arrived here Monday for
an outing OF two weeks. They were
with us last season and enjoyed a de-
lightful vacation.
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SEASIDE AND COTTAGE,
Tourists Arriving Every Day for An
Outing at this Pleasant Home.

Nr. Claude J. Oliphant OF Orange.
n. j., arrived at the house Sunday ey.
ening, and as usual, will make us a
two weeks sojourn. Mr.. Oliphant
is great addition to the musical cir
Gle already here. and his many friends
on Maiden Row are anxiously await
Ing his appearance at the casino.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Glover OF
Dorchester. Mass, who were here
Tor a few days last week, returned
home Saturday, taking I'm the Sebazo
Lake trip. IL II their intention to re-
turn here with their daughter within
lev days. to spend the month OF Au-
gust.
80. and Mrs. VIM. Mallon. with
thear young nephew, will arrive Sun
day. Tor an outing OF four weeks. La
ter they Will be Joined by their daugh.
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Hay OF worces-
ter. Mass. are expected Sunday for a
visit OF two weeks. They are rezu-
lar tourists here, and are great favor.
ties at the house.
Miss Lula whitney OF East Orange
N. j.. arrived yesterday, to spend the
month Of August here.
@. r. Cunning OF Pennington. Ne
was here on the island Monday. Wis.
ting relatives, was registered here
over night. returning on Tuesday
mornings boat. Mr.. Dunning Is a flne
character to meet, and though eighty.
seven, has the appearance Of a man
In the early sixties.
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methods Of business.

methods Of business.
Mr.. Franklin Eddowes Of New
York has joined his wife and daugh-
ter here. They are much taken with
Chebeague and the Hill Crest.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Bursch OF Hyde Park.
with her daughter. Miss Claire l.. and
son Oscar have arrived for their sec
ond season here.
Mr.. T. ]. Bissell Of Newark arrived
Saturday to spend some time here.
He was somewhat worried over the &C
cident to his little son here, a few
weeks ago. but the little boy Is doing
well and will be around again soon.
Mr.. George Stark OF New Work.
Arthur H. Rogers of Boston. ]. 8. Nc
Cullough and Arthur L. Furfey Of
Brookline are among the recent
guests to arrive.
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R0BlNH0OD Inn.
BAILEY ISLAND.
Mss ]. {. Massey, prev,

he most delightful aud exclusive spot on
tne Island. Situated on the east end In fun
v'ew OF the Ocean. Beautiful pine groves
ana Walks around the houss. The house is
modern 10 every fespecs, toflsts. bath ard sew
"ge. Terms $500 60 $500 Per wesk.
ttrceIsrs on spplieatsou.
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|. N. YORK,
Bailey Island
the
Grocery and Market
Of Cisco Bay

We carry everything
in our line and will get
anything to please our
patrons. Prompt SER
vice. Satisfaction guar
anteed.
Fresh Meats and Pro-
visions, Fruits and Gar
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cornet solos were rendered and the
concert lasted fully one hour, during
which time the street near by was
lined with people.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Beckett of Mont
real arrived Friday and will spend
three weeks here. Their son, Mr..
Frank Beckett Of New York, who was
here last season will not visit Maine
this year. Mr.. Beckett says the
weather at Montreal has been the
hottest for four years.
Mr.. A. X. Smith has returned to
New York, but will probably be here
again a few days in August.
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Inc ocean View wide
OF the
tine the the famous Maere
snx fe our pride and without question equal to
o sne SHORE Dinners arranged for parties at short notice
oa9 9 and Bailey Islands air wi
want
a day.. " ~ ~ $1,000 ~0"eS'eu
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HILL CREST.
cHEsEAoUE's POPULAR HOUSE
ENTERTAINING MORE Peo-
PIE THAN EVER IN JULY. =.
Notes Of the New Arrivals.

Mr.. Charles w. Hamilton at the
Hill Crest Is entertaining more peo-
pie this month than during July in
any previous year in the history OF
the house. This Is statement made
by the proprietor himself. and is in.
dicative Of the result OF progressive
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0lrigo House.
LARGE NUMBER or TOURISTS
ARE HERE AND MANY AR.
RIviNG DAILY.
Euehre Party this EVENING

Thursday evening the first weekly
euchre party OF the season will take
place In the parlors OF the house for
which prizes will be awarded the
lucky ones. These parties were a
grand success last season and no
doubt this year they will be as popu-
lar as ever. Already a large num-
Der OF the guests have signified their
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-07-28

party of Domhegan guests to Bailey's
Island Friday, where they enjoyed
lunch with Mrs. Simonds and Miss
Banwell. 1t was an uncommonly
pleasant trip.
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WOODBlNE AND COTTAGES
8AILEY's ISLAND.
visions. Fruits and Gar
Mrs. Humphrey Sinnett, Prop.

MFS. humphrey Sinnett, Prop.
Our house is equal to any in the bay. Only q
few minutes walk from both wharyes. Large
rooms from which = nue view OF the Atlantic
can be had. All kinds Of sports INDUCED in by
our guests. Bathing, Boating and Fishing. No
better table on the Bay. Open June to Oct. l..
Accommodates so. Rates on application.
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Seaside House and Cottage
eaiIey's Island, Me.
MRS. CHESTER sINNErr, Prop

spot in Casco Bay. Large airy rooms. The
lodging house has been thoroughly renovated,
the chambers being all newly papered and
painted. Fine large Parlors for games. etc.
Every convenience for guests. Table supplied
with the best. Rates $3.50 and upwards.
Accommodates 80.
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LEcIURED IN PORTLAND.
Bailey Island Summer Resident Ap-
peared Before Metaphysical Club
Eriday

Mrs. Grace NJ. Brown, who is sum-
mering on Bailey Island. was the
guest Of the Metaphysical club, last
Friday afternoon at it's regular meet
ing. held in the Somerset. The SUBJ
1ect discussed by Mrs. Brown was
Practical Metaphysics, or how to be
healthy, wealthy, and wise. Despite
the fact that it is vacation season,
there was good attendance and Mrs.
Brown held the attention Of her audi
ence for over an hour. At the conclu-
sion OF the lecture. the speaker was
given vote of thanks. Many hopes
were expressed that she could meet
the club again before returning to her
home in Denver, Col.
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ROBINHoOD Inn.
GUESTS ARE ARRIVING DAILY TO
MAKE EXTENDED VISITS
AT THIS CHARMING
LOCALITY.
Many Young People Here This
Season.

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Fleetwood.
leave soon for Boston. New York AMI
Philadelphia before they return 10
their home in Chicago. Mr.. Fleet
woods party have had a most delight
full time at the Inn, and have every
expectation Of returning next season
for a repetition of 1t.
A marshmallow roast was given on
the beach in front of the Inn Friday
evening in honor of Miss Florence
jenkins of Brooklin, who left Satur.
day. A large bonfire was made and
while the toast was in progress the
party made things lively with songs.
A progressive euchre party was
held Saturday evening at the Inn.
Miss Harriet Bailey won the frs.
prize. with Miss Florence Jenkins a
close second. Mr.. Stanley Fleetwood
- --------~s 5r-.-~------------
Mr.. Petero c. Daito OF Toxic. Japan
Is thoroughly enjoying himself these
days in fishing of the Island. He
Is very enthusiastic over it and is a
good fisherman.
Miss Marion and Miss Katharine
Watkin Of Philadelphia leave Thurs.
day for an extended tour though the
White Mountains.
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Season 1904. June to Sept.
CASCO CASTLE.
SO. Freeport. Me-. J. A. 1;.I TSlier.

casco Castle is situated high overlooking
tfu caseo Bay The together with
the splendid view makes the ideal
The spacious dining
uxuously furnished chambers with private BATH
salt The has paid particular the
catering and the table without exception the the
Electricghs and telephones in Large parties
ranged for short notice; Everything
Take Portland Brunswick railway
Maquo leaves Portland twice daily
has been engaged for
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DOMINICAN HOUSE.

The launch Stranger" carried a
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PORTLAND PIER LUNCH.
MACDONALD . EMERSON,

Clean Food Special fish dinners every day Open from
order cooking at all hour this The
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MERRIcoNEAG HOUSE.

Continued from page 1.
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OCEAN VIEW HOTEL.

Continued from page 1.
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SHORE DINNERS served from 12 NJ. to p NJ
Also EUROPEAN PLAN which includes Steaks Chops
Chicken CLANS variety
Vaudeville jamaica q.
The Tupelo journal., 1904-10-14
A REAL PRAYER.
How a Little Girl Received a Prompt
and Full Answer to Her
Petition.

A little girl whose sick mother had
no bread, knelt down by the bedside, and
said, slowly: Give US this day our
daily Bread Then She went into the
street and began to woader where GOD
kept His bread. She saW a large bakers
shop.
This" thought Nettie. sis the place"
So she entered confidently and said to
the big baker: I've come for it,"
Come for WHAT"
MY daily bread" She said. pointing
to the tempting loaves. III take two,
if you please-one for Iaother and Ole
for me-"
''All right said the baker. putting
them into a bas. and giving them to his
little customer, who started for the
street.
Stop" he said, roughly; where is
your money!"
81 haven't any" she said. simply.
Haven't any" he repeated. angrily;
you little thief. what brought you here.
them"
The hard words frightened the little
girl, who, bursting into tears, said:
Mother is sick. and | am so hungry. In
my prayers l said: Give lis this day our
daily bread and then ] thought God
meant me to fetch it. and so | came"
The baker was softenei by the child's
simple tale. and he sent Ter back to her
mother with a well-filled basket,
The Tupelo journal., 1904-10-14

In liquid streams the glory beams;
The first bright rays are streaming;
And near and far, meath dying star,
The golden sun Is beaming.
0 wake. o wake, the night is gone;
Arise. your dreams f%orsaking;
Arm for the battles Of the day,
For now the day is breaking.
'Tis come. It's come. the voices dumb
Have burst to choirs of praises.
AS every little bird OF song
It's stnless voice upraises.
o MISUNDERSTANDING is the part
Fol you in all this singing?
The birds are glad below; above
The angel harps are ringing.
Lo! is 1t daybreak in thy soul?
Their rise and sing His praises.
The glorious sun of Righteousness
From gloom your spirit raises.
Forth from the night. forth from the
gloom
While silver stars are dying
His light, His glorious light broadcast
The gloom of death defying.
o victory, He died for me,
Then l am free forever.
Come back-thou night! thy gloom, and
pail
Shall fright my soul, no never. 49,,
Day foods the whole wide world WITT
light.
Where cIovers sweet are swaylns,
Where birds have sung farewell 10 hlSHt'
Faiths morning prayer is praying.
Bright streaks of light first burst tie SKY,
And then. the night ~defying.
The holy flood of golden dawn
Swept down the gloom a-dylns.
The % effulgent day, glad day.
% psal.nody of glory!
Battle in the tide. thou gloom-eastsou !'
And know thou, too, the story.
B. f. NJ. Sours. in United Presbyterian
The Tupelo journal., 1904-10-14
Mississippi State News
Weather and Crop Report.

The weather and crop report is
sued last week by the agricultural
bureau for the Mississippi section is
as follows:
The mean temperature for the week
was from IL to 10 degrees above nor
NAL. Maximum temperatures ranged
in the nineties every day, and the week
rs a whole was the hottest of the sea
son.. There was an unusually large
amount of sunshine and practically no
rainfall.
Cotton opened very fast, and as a
result of the extremely hot weather
there has been considerable premature
opening; ON uplands the crop is nearly
all open. Picking generally made fair
ly good progress although it was some.
what retarded by the abnormally high
temperatures. Over the southern half
OF the State about three-ffths of the
cotton crop has been gathered, while
over the northern half about one-thkrd
of the crop is out. There is a general
scarcity of labor. On the whole there
has been a slight improvement in the
yield outlook.
Where rains fell last week minor
crops are doing well, but over the cen
trail and western counties fall crops are
poor. Potatoes are generally making :;
good yield. Pastures are short in
many sections and there is consider
able complaint of scarcity OF water.
The Tupelo journal., 1904-10-14
HOW TO FIND Truth.
It Is in Yielding to the Revelations
Which Are Given to Us
Day by Day.


One Of the most pulling questions,
preacher. and has often been addressed
10 me. IL this: Why docs God not make
it so that there shall be no room for
doubt concerning duty. destiny. heaven.
and things to come. concerning Christ.
the Holy Spirit, the Father Of cur spi--
its? Way does not God write as ii were
across the sky with the finger ot phe-
nomena the truth which all men can
read? Why should not the vision al
ways and everywhere be granted to men
in common? II do not know where to
look for the truth" cries many a young
nan who stands upon the very threshold
of the truth that was meant for him. /
will tell you how always answer such
a question if it is addressed to me, says
Rev. r. J. Campbell, of the City Temple.
London. II is this: There is only one
vision, so far as you are concerned, the
vision which God means for you; II
fronts you now. and obedience to that
will lead you to another, and obedience
again will lead you higher still. ODE
uituEE ~ your NISlOU UltdIo tOIiStttd d
ton TO your duty. We talk as though
there were uncertainty concerning the
things that matter most. God has left
no uncertainty in His world concerning
the things that matter most just now;
and the vision to which every man
should conform his life is waiting for
him, and shining on him in the midst
of the things of common day.
There is no man or woman in this
place but that has seen a heavenly
vision. The only question for you and
me is: What response have We made
to that vision? Oh, how few seem cas-
lily able to discern the Divine in the
midst of the common thingsi God
comes to man upon the highway of life
and in the midst of the ordinary duties
of life. and heavenly vision is granted
not to the man who runs hither and
thither. seeking for some great thing
10. do, or secret thing to know" but in
the way of duty, and in the midst of the
trivial, as it seems. and the humdrum.
Il the commonplace. Seek for God
there or you will find Him nowhere.
The Tupelo journal., 1904-10-14
New Hardwood Concern.

An ~up-to-date factory for the
manufacture Of hardwood lumber is
to be established about twelve miles
from Hattiesburg. Hardwood fac
tories r being established all over
the State, and the splendid advan-
tages enjoyed by Mississippi as a
source Of supply Of hardwood lum-
Der are becoming known and appre-
ciated. There are three factories in
Jackson which manufacture hard
wood, and all are doing well.