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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-25
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ANcoRA GOAT FARM PAYS.



Fortune Raising Them.
William j. CohilI, san of School
Commissioned Edwin T.. Cnhlll Of
Hancock, Md. is winning fame ana
making money by raising Aagora
goats says the Baltimore American.
Although only n years Of ago, he hRA
boon engaged In breeding Angorf
goats fer seven years, and ~ thois
oughly familiar with alt of the details
Of goat culture When he engaged iii
the business seven years ago the
goats were purchased primarily for
tho purpose Of having them clear the
underbrush from a large tract Of
mountain land belonging To his father.
To-day the tract IS yet IN apple and
other fruit trees, which will soon be
tn bearing condition. The iiocl; Of
goats has been added to Until now
young Mr. Cuhill has several hundred
Angoras. some Of them bloodcd stock.
AT the ST Louis exposition his exhib-
II OF goats won 800 In gold, and in
addition he received an order from
Hagenheck, tho animal trainer, for
eight Of hts best AnEoras, to be sent
70 Hamburg for starting d goat herd
there. At the recent poultry and pct
stock show al Madison Square gar.
don, New York city, he won a 500
silver cup for the best specimen OF
Argora
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E G. Kerth returned Thursday from
few days vifity in Evansville, Ind.
NJ. Y. Ussery went ta CarbondaIe
this morning Saturday on business
Rev RI ] Reynolds has accepted a
call to the passionate Of tao Christian
church at Camp Point, ILL.,. and viii
remove to that place neSt week
Mss Iowna seger departed Thurs
day for months visit with her broth
Ell 6. Il, Soger, Al Lebanon, Ill
Rev. d. Al tfear and Mr. and Mrs.
I, II roler ara among mo those who
arc attend'lfg tue M. u. conference at
Carbonate, This week.
Misc Julia Aaglen, Of ST. Louis, ~
visiting the family Of her uncle L. II.
Cook.
Mrs ]. M. Vest aud daughter, Miss
Gladys, LETT Friday for Alhabbra, whore
they viii visit several weeks with re-
Iatives.
JNHEN N. AZ. iJNttSi, " 1lilS, w go
In town Friday. He will resume his
duties as circut judge next Monlay
Judge Vickers, who presided the past
weak returned 10 his home Friday
night
1d English, Jr, o. Champaign will
arrive today FOR short visit with re
la;lyeg.
George G. Parks and Wesley Hen
dergon, departed Thursday for q few
wcets soiourn IN Denver, Colo.
H. r. hddIemau, Of Dongola Is Il
ANITA today. being called here by ~
illssy Of hts rrat1cr lulaR, Hes
Wtliane, wlio No Tie Halls SAM az
hn for treatment
MISC Emma Sscars ana her neicC
Nol1a Scott. age guess Of Mr.. an
Mis-. ~ G. Finch,
DR. r. W. Willard returned Frida
night fran Chicago, whore he Tia
been attending q meeting Of the indN
peadent telephone companies.
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SENSATIONAL LAWSUIT
Filed Against Illinois Central Railroad
BY Former Agent

Today al Alderman. in Choctaw
county, Harris. Powell & Harris fled
"a very sensational damage suit against
the Illinois Central Railroad company.
on behalf OF George Bixon. in which
Judgment IS asked against the road ia
the sum of $4,000 says a Jackson,
Miss, special to the Memphis Com
mereial Appeal. The bill alleges T.
bel. Islander and the practical black
listing of Hixon. 1t seems that he
was the agent for The Illinois Central
Ful usmIsHoV ~ kuedmoo pgoIUaH
1904, and that an auditor Of The com
pany was sent there for the purpose
of investigating His0n and seeing if
his accounts were ali right. The agent
carried letter from the chief OF the
department in which the statement
was made that Hixon was short in his
accounts. The declaration alleges
that this letter was shown around
gromiscuously by the auditor of The
company, very much TO tho hurt of
siixcn, and that in addition to showing
| he letter he made statements about
iixon which were defamatory. II
icems that Hixon was reported short
and discharged but claims that his
cooks viii show that he was not short.
iiXon came to this city and went to
gerk in the jackson office OF the Hi.
co.'s Central road but when he was
called on TO make bond he found that
ie could not 10 so. and lost his posi-.
ion, alleging that the previous re.
oert IF the road to the bond company
yas responsible. He alleges that he
rfed to straighten out the matter
With the bond company, but failed,
hence the suit
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Rufus Ghoata WIS cross examining
q witness about his idea oil absent
alrdedness, and had asked him to
.lye his best Illustration d it.
Well said the witness, who was
typical New England Yankee, 7
saaultl say that a man VINO thought
ned LETT his watch to hum. and took
a catn his pocket to see II he'd time
10 30 hum and get Il was leetle
,bsent-minded
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The Fortunate Fellow,

Many authors these days arc citi
Gems al the world owning half Q doz
en- homes distributed over as many
different countries, and some few are
almost rich enough 10 pay the rent for
the places whore the hive att aud to
meet the Gas and grocery bills without
q frown Atlanta Constitution,
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Father scuily's Glory Of a Pig.

The late Father ScNlly Of Cats
.itge. Mass told tho t0iiowing story
. temperance lecture III chat city:
i very much intoxicated man tua-
tsd into the gutter ana fell asleep.
pts Game along and lay down pc.
80 him 4 reverend gentleman pass
y noticed tho pair and remarked:
cu can always tel d person BY the
nrany he keeps Ard the plg got
and walked away.
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Vanity ID Paramount.

The vicar Of Abevystrith Wales,
addressing his CONGREGATION recently
said II was beyond His comprehension
how people could offer the Lord a sixs
aent Piece With q lafd clothed ~ q
love that coat, 81, which II ~ Sooa
srice Tor d glove II EegiErd.
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soma Writer In Paupcr'a Grave.

The Rev. Edward Dunbar, who
wrctc the old sunday school SONG.
There ia d Light Ia the window fof
Thee, lsrothcr,n elerrs IN a panper'a
graye III cmTeygil'c, Kas. where w
sslad II tramp III the town jail twelve
Years aSo, Kansas lity Journal.
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Sickroom SuEerstitions.

Ashes must not be taken from Q
fireplace In sickroom The death
Of the patient would follow. Nor
must the he'd Of o sick person be
turned over. 1t Is actually true that
this last provision is believed and
followed IN many Pennsylvania Dutch
hrmes in the old settlements of that
state.
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Looking at 4 now noon for the flrst
time through obstfitttioas, as through
tree top forotcIls misfoftanes dnr-
Ing that moon To see II over the
right shoulder and ~ a clear space
Brings good luck.
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ENGLISH stascsman's opjnion.

Some arc Inclined TO lcoil upon the
philanthropic employer as distinct
advantage to the community; but il
occurs 10 me that tho workers wives
tnald spend the money 10 greater ad-
yanfage- VIII Crooks, M. r.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-25

There are some men ID the world
who ask nothing more than gold
watch and chain, nice black suit Of
clcthes, and Thursday nights lodge
meeting. Detroit Tribune
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Clear Water.

The water ~ 80 clear III tho ilords
~ Norway that objects one and Que
half Inches IA diameter con bc ais.
sipctlylsscn az depth Of 100 feet.
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Il Don't miss tho great game Of base
ball between the tpnotchera AZ Win
cenpesA next Sunday Junc 25th Spe
clal train leaves vla iiiy Four GOO A
M, 800 round trip.
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Elnninin Ellonofx.

II yez don't want { ha'ate anybody.
riyer do annywan dhirty turin Tn
mon that does ye2 tn laastc favors
ixpicts III most returrns.- Baltimore
American,
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pontana STAMP |. ctter.

Addressed on the summed side, a
postage stamp, says tho Dundee Ad-
vertlser, has been delivered at Fife.
Scotland, as d letter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-25

Cairo to Vincennes and back next
sunday Vincennes VS.. Paducah. $1.o0
ound trip via Big Four Route.
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90 ~
DO You eit down nt the Table with fine
appetite Intending to enjoy your mral i'm.
mensly and after n fow northiuls give up
IN despair? That's d typical VOL along"
case OF indigestion or dyspepsia. Hundreds,
yes, thousands are in the same boat and
are willing to do almost anything to DO M
they used to--hGalthy, well and strong with
b good sound stomach.
The best and quickest cure offered to that
big army OF sufferers IA
DR.. spENcERs ENGLISH DYSPEPSIA
WATERS.
The curing powers Of these wniers are very
| simple to understand. They are natural IN
sheir workings and effects, taking up the
work OF tho worn and wasted atomncia,
aIgcstng the food thoroughly and com
| pletelv.
| UiatribntorH. ~
w Prize no cents ID box.
| ~ For eale wv
HHNcKELL's DRUG sroEE aoLE AnEr1
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THE OLD MAN KNEW

Tier mother-I think shell marry
the Count IL he brings enough pressure
I'd boar
Her t'athcr--He was bringing all
the pressure to bear chat he could
when saw them on the porch last
night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-25

A ECO hundred pound man could Jump
up and down on the oven door without breaking
IT,
You could strike the lids with sledge
hard blow and they would remain unbroken.
"N1NEl2 BREAK RANGE is fitted with
l5gallon, fnsli, nickc-plated copper reservoir,
which is easily removed by the little lever
shown IN cut, PREVENTING THE WATER
FROM BOILING, if it is So desired.
Six S-ineh maleabe lids.
Large oven 70 inch deep, II IL inch vide
II IL inch high, made Of Is gauge steel.
Tho 'NhNl1R FREAK RANGE il man
ufactured BY Brothers Malleable Range Co., Of
ST. Louis, who make tile Home Comfort Range
and il given ~ to be the best range on earth
II is advertised throughout the United States
and hes been sold ii large numbers all over the
country.
Those Who have had the S'NEVER-
BREAK RANGE III use for fifteen years say
they VIII ontlast any range they can buy, In
fact they will outlast amy range even az
ter they have been in constant service for years
For The next GO days will be given all ptr
chasers Of the NEVER BREAK RANGE one
years subscription free to the American Won
an, beautifully illustrated magazine that
women greatly enjoy reading.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-05-19

Advice

to give to an uninsured property
owner is to send him to see us
Onr facilities for handling ev-
cry kind Of insurance is best
there is in Virginia, possibly
better than those of any agency
In the south. We know insur-
ance as thoroughly as Mr. Ed
isOu knows electricity. We are
prepared to give our patrons
every advantage there is to
gain in placing fire insurance.
There is no agency under the
sun that can give you closer
premium rates and place your
risks in sounder companies than
those we represent If you
would know more about the
way we do the big fire insur-
ance business of the South,
call on us.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-05-19
TOWN FULL OF "PILL-MAKERS. 3"

DIR. J. G. Kelly, of Lynchburg; DR..
James Hawkins, of Radford, and
DR.. William Hall, of Roanoke. are
IN town. The two first mentioned
are visiting parents and friends IN
the community. Mr.. Hall has taken
his former position in Jackson's
Drug Store. DIR. J. S. Strole, who
has been with DR.. Jackson for nearly
a year, will leave in a few DAYS to
establish branch store at Richlands
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-05-19
Holiness People Prohibited.

The Holiness people have erected
tent on lower Tazewell Avenue and
commenced a revival meeting. They
were waited on by the Mayor on
Wednesday evening and notified that
objection would be made to holding
the meeting on account of smallpox
in that community. The leaders of
the meeting contend that the council
should not prevent them, because
other churches are meeting. and no
likelihood of smallpox spreading
from this revival. Meeting was held
last night, and an appointment
made for tonight
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-05-19
Local Items.

Rev. r. f. Gilmore will preach in
Pocahontas next Sunday morning.
Fine line OF box paper, at Pobst's.
Washbum Crosby Parisean Flour
for 1918. TazeweI Supply Co.
II. Lee Brown. OF Yards, paid this
city a visit Monday.
Midlings and bran chop at S1.3O per
100 ID sack. Tazcwell Supply Co.
Mr.. Griffith, the stockman, OF Mary
land, is in the city.
Granulated Sugar, 6lc.
Tazewell Supply Co.
Geo. W. Moss, of Burke's Garden,
was in the city on Tuesday and paid
this office a call.
When you buy suit made by
Srouse x Bros. you run no risk as to
style and quality. There are other good
clothes makers, but none better. For
sale 10y J. S. Bottimore.
Peaching in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday at IL a. m.
Children's wash suits and pants
Suits zoe to II 5O-pants 25c and soc.
J. 5. Bottimore.
The May building on Main Street is
undergoing extensive repairs, and gen
eral over hanling.
Beef from young cattle: Steak l2lc
Roast DC to lie. Prompt delivery.
Tazewel Supply CO.
George L. WOrden, Esq, Of Abing-
don was a business visitor in Tazewel
this week.
See our cultlvators and shovel plows
before you buy.
Taxewell Supply Co.
Geo. Mccall informes us that Mr..
II. l.. Campbell has returned to Rich
mond after a strenuous visit to friend.
here.
Pop-new style bottles, Sl.2O pei
crate of 1 dozen bottle.
Tazewell Supply CO.
DIR. G. L. st. Clair returned the lattel
part OF last week from Baltimore anC
other Eastern cities on professional
business.
Washburn-Crosby Gold Medal Flour
at 1928. Tazewell Supply Co.
Mrs. Ward Wallace, Of Springville
was in town Wednesday, making tn,
rounds OF our nice stores.
Alpacas, mohairs, unlined serges
and large line of those apiece suit.
which are so comfortable for summer
wear at J. S. Bottimores.
Clerk, T. E. George is very busy
Pm BetAAiS EllolS lOL the MIL OF j Justice
which will begin to grind next Monday
with Judge Henson as Chief Miller.
Straw hats from 1Oc to Sc
j. S. Bottimore.
No excuse for not having your earl,
cabbage and tomato plants well on tn,
way this season.
Handsome line OF ladies mohair
Panama and silk skirts. Don't fail +,
see them.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Miss Nellie Pearson daughter Of
Rev. W. A. Pearson former pastor ot
First Baptist church in Blueied. has
accepted a position with the Prudential
Fire Insurance Company.
Ladies hosiery in white, tan. black
plain or lace stripe.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Gee Nash hoe tomato II.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-05-19
Stetson hats for sale by
j. S. Bottimore


Misses Barbara and Emma REYNOLDS
attended the closing exercises Of
Burke's Garden Academy Wednesday
and Thursday.
The "W. L. Douglas" shoes-The
standard for thirty years-There are
are none better-I have them in all
leathers-black and tan.
J. S. Bottimore.
W ii. Showers. OF Pocahontas. call
eel 10y on Wednesday on his way to
Burke's Garden. He reports a severe
Hood in Pocahontas last Friday. The
streets were washed out badly.
Rev. Mr.. Bennett will preach in the
Christian church here next SUNDAY
morning at II o'clock, and the pastor
at $. p. m.
Fresh lot Of fine canlies at Pobst's
Drs. g. \. Thompson and r. p.
Copenhaver have returned from Pulaski
where they ATTENDED the meeting of
the Dental Association. DIR. Copen-
haver took in the closing exercises of
the Medical College at Richmond.
Read the notice of sale OF fine short
horn cattle at Bristol.
The incest lot of glass tumblers will
be found at Pobst's.
Miss Lizzie Robertson. of Abingdon.
IS on a visit to her sister, Mrs. H. NJ.
Fugate. Her first cousin, Mrs. Ropp.
OF Shenandoah, who came with Miss
Robertson, returned on Tuesday to her
home.
Fancy vests for men-the latest
and best styles.
HARRISON X Gillespie Bros.
Messrs Fowler and Williams, Presi-
dent and Cashier, respectively of the
American National Bank at Graham.
were in the city on Tuesday on business
The best dressed men in town are
wearing Schloss Bros. Clothing-sold
only by us.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
There are several new cases of small
poX on the car line. DIR. Greever saws
that a case at Peoples is one of the
very worst he ever saw. He photo
graphed the patient, and the picture
shows that the negro has the smallpox
some.
Have you read our ad? See first
page. HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
The pleasure Of summer evenings
may be added to by supplying your
self with a nice hammock. Pobst has
them.
You have not seen the best so, 80
or SO suit in town until you have seen
ours. HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
The Rev. E r. Carter, of Radford.
VIII preach and administer The Sacra-
ment Of Holy Communion at Stras
Memorial church next Sunday morning.
at II o'clc elk, and at st. Mary's church.
Graham, at $3.50 o'clock p. m.
Our suits for young men are full Of
snap. HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Mr.. Pickett, general manager for
Stuart Land and Cattle Company Of
Russell County visited Tazewell and
Immediate section on Tuesday. He
reports agricultural interests as -four
ishing in his county.
Full line Of mems shoes for 81. so to
50 at The Big Store
HARRISON x Gillespie Bros.
Mr.. p. +. Howell. of Floyd county.
will take charge OF the saddle and
harness business here.
Ladies white shirt waists all STYLES
and prices.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-05-19

Gee. Nash has tomato plants
Tor sale, at 10 and IS cts. pr doz.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-05-19
The Store That Sets The Pace
MEMS WEAR


bosoms at $49 Fancy coOred shirts plain and plated bOs
cuffs attached 9Sc Fine madras shirts small checks and
figured, white and coors at 9Sc
Mems poroskn underwear silk finished at Acc the gar
ment Babrggn shirts long and short sleeves 49c and 25c
each Silk mixed shirts and drawers blue and white $l9S
the suit Scvens elastic undershrs and drawers, all
silk at $500 the suit Scrvens jeans drawers 75c pair
Scrvens elastic seam improved drawers at Sl.00 pair
Mems fancy half hoe-37 styles to choose from at 25c
pair Mems fine isle thread half hose plain and fancy colors
Is styles to choose from, at 400.
Mems vici and patent leather oxford Shoes styles
of the famous good wearing WaOver brand at $3.50 and
Mems hats 25c soc, 75c, $I.00 up to $50 each.
Customers will find this department Of
plete with novelties and staples any other lines carry
Not item allowed that of dependable
material and correct in style.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-07-20
Peaks Island

Mrs. George Welsh entertained the
Mckinley cub at her cottage one day
last week. the party attending the
Gem theatre In the evening.
Frank R.. Roundy. who mas been at
the island for q few weeks, has re-
turned to his home In Boston.
The first series OF whist to be given
at the Peaks Island House occurred
Monday evening OF last week, there be
ing ten tables. The first prize was q
handsome hand-painted water pitcher,
and was taken by Miss Burbank On
Manchester. Several other small,
prizes were awarded.
DR.. Viola ID. How Of Portland AND
Mrs. Lillian Lovejoy Of Chicago were
guests at Oneoita cottage one day last
week. Mrs. Lovejoy has taken rooms
On Island avenue, and will spend sew.
eral weeks here.
Miss Eloise Chandler, Miss Sarah
Houlton. Miss Marion Floyd and Miss
Rosalind Olgendam. who have been
guests at Camp Burpee. have returned
to their home.
Miss Mamie Burbank Of Manchester
Is the guest OF Mrs. Clarence Graves
on Elephant avenue.
The Metaphysical club of Portland
was entertained by Mrs. Maggi at the
Sterling homestead last Thursday, q
picnic lunch being served at noon.
Reginald Darlington (Short) who
has been with the John Drew company
Tor several seasons. has Joined his
wife and will pass the summer here
Mrs. Darlington was a Miss Carter be.
fore her marriage, and a we'll known
reader.
Mrs. G.. B. winslow entertained q
party Of friends at the Peaks Island
House Friday.
Mt and Mrs. T. c. w. Perry passed
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pasco
at the Owls Nest on the Cape Shore
M. and Mrs. Charles c. Blanchard
who are to make their home in Prov.
idence. r. l.. will be much missed by
their friends here on the island
Edward Perkins Of Natick, Mass.
who has been spending a few DAYS
vacation on the island. returned to his
home Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. F. Somers are
entertaining Miss Mildred Locke OF
Portland.
Mrs. L. NJ. Perry Of Chattanooga.
Tenn. is summering at a cottage on
Lawn avenue
Mrs. II. w. BENJAMIN, who is sum.
mering at the Rockhaven, entertained
her mother, Mrs. s. A. Marshall of
Portland last week.
Mr.. end Mrs. Clinton Stevens Of st.
John. n. b., are visiting friends on the
island.
Mr.. Frank 8. Chase OF Manchester
was at Camp Burpee over Sunday.
Mr.. N. E. Metcalf and family of
Boston are among the late arrivals
here.
Miss Beatrice Bradford, Miss Ruby
Jackson. Miss Pearl cary. Miss Ma.
rfon Durham. Miss Ethvle Higgins
with chaperon, ere enjoying life al
Randall cottage, Island avenue.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-07-20
COMES TIME
When Coffee Shows What IL Has Beer
Doing.

"Of late years coffee has disagreed
with me-" writes matron from Rome.
y. T.. Its lightest punishment was to
make me 'logy' and dizzy. and Il
seemed 10 thicken up my blood.
The heaviest was when il upset my
stomach completely. destroying my ap.
petite and making me nervous and irri.
table. and sent me to my bed. After
one or these attacks. in which nearly
lost my life. I concluded to quit and
try Postum Food Coffee.
1T went right TO the spot, I found IL
not only a most palataLle and refresh
ing beverage. but food as well.
All my ailclents. the Ioginess' and
dizziness. the unsatisfactory condition
OF my blood. my nervousness and irri-
liability disappeared In short order and
my sorely afflicted stomach began
quickly TO recover. I began TO rebuild
aud have steadily continued until now
Have good appetite and am rejoicing
ih sound health. which I owe to the
use OF Postum Food Coffee" Name
given by Postum Co.. Battle Creek,
Mich.
There's reason.
Read the little book. "Tbe Road to
WeIiville." found in each pkg.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-07-20
Great Diamond.


The first weekly hop Of the season
was held Thursday evening last at
Elwell hall and was largely attended
by the cottagers and invited guests.
These social functions are always
looked forward to with much pleas
IRE.
Miss Lucia Little is being enter.
tanned by Mrs.. Plat at Fort Mckinley
MIR. and Ms. Clancy are here for
an extended outing Of a month or
more, and are registered at Sharratt's.
Mr.. and Hrs. Percy Lamont of Phil.
adelphia, Pa, who have been visiting
here on the island for some time past,
returned home recently after a most
pleasant outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mains of De-
tToit have returned home after an ex.
tended vacation spent here on the isl.
and.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Benson have
opened their summer cottage and will
remain until the close Of the season.
Nearly all the cottages are now open
and man. new faces are seen here
this season. This weather the past
week was ideal and many of the cot.
tagers entertained friends from Port.
land and vicinity.
Mrs. Julia .Gbsse, the we'll known
orTaDist OF Portland. has been visiting
MS Laura Files at her cottage.
Mrs. N. II. Nelson OF Boston Is here
Tor the summer. and Is at present
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Chute.
Charles Donahoe Of the Harvard
Law school, with his parents. are here
for the remainder Of the summer
months.
Mrs. Charles r. Flagg Of Campo
strfs Is here at her summer home.
Last week during the session Of the
American Institute Of Instruction held
at Portland she entertained several
narties who were In the city attending
the exercises.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-07-20
An American Learns English.

There is an American here who Is
rap.uiJ ieaIning Engilsn. He used 20
ring the bell and call CURLY for
"mucilage." Assiduous and willing
attendants brought him everything
you can think of from the "Peerage"
to packets of cigarettes. But never
the exact thing he wanted. At last
the most intelligent of the young men
put the right question. and got the
answer. "Oh! yes" he said, and
-fSou trt gum In, America when you
want to stick things together you ask
for mucilage, and you want something
to chew you demand gum. So called
by limitation--we presume. because
1t is Observation-Disclosures Chronicle.