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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-06-13

CARD oF THANKS.

"E wish TO express to our friends and
w neighbofs Of ellsworth and EGYPT. our
sincere thanks and appreciation o. the assist
ance and sympathy shown by them In 10
many ways during the illness and az the deal h
floral offerings from the friends OF Eiisworth
and Franklin, and especially from the schools
OF Ellsworth and Egypt.
Nh. AND Mas. Y. q. BuRSHAn
Ellsworth, June IL. 1905.
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sorrcE or foREcLosuRh.

WHEREAS Daniel Delano, of Verona
w Harcock county. Maine, By bis moIt,,
gage dee dated May q, a. d. 1891. and Tec9fael
In the aahcocx county registry OF deeds, IL
vol. oaa. page iSs, conveyed TO the 1ndersigneo;;
Charles 81 DelAno. a certain lot or parcel ~
land with the bnildings thereon, situated ~
said Verona. sDd bounded on the nofthety
by land OF Daniel O'Brien. on the east y
land OF Roderick W. DelAno; on the south y
land OF Margaret y. Cowsn, and on lne
west by land Of James :. Bennett, o9h
tanning sixty ceres more or less, aud being
the same premises conveyed to RodeLiek W.
Delano and Charles NJ. Delsno BY Wllllaam
Barbour. by deed recorded In Hancock rssls
try OF deeds. vol. iss, page al, and BY aesa
from Roderick W. Drisno &c Charles "a.
Delapo OF an individual half, excepting :
strip on the eastern side of said lot ten fols
in width on the south line and twelve rods IN
width on the north line. And whereas ths
conditions OF said mortgage have been. anu
nov remain broken, now. therefore, oy 70,
son OF the breach of the conditions thereo'i
claim foreclosure OF said mortgage.
CHARLzs NJ. DELANo
By T. IL. smith, his attorney
June II 1905
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Notice of First Meeting of Creditors
In the District Court OF the United States to1
the Hancock District OF Maine.
E Sss . + SsllHs In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors of Edward A. Allen. OF Eden. ~
the county OF Hancock and district Siofe-
said, bankrupt:
NoTICE Is hereby given that on the 2nd
IN day of June, n. d. 1905, W
said Edward A. Allen was duly adludicakT1u
bankrupt; and that the hrst meeting q a. az
creditors will be held at my Office. AZ ~ MAJ MAJ
street, in Ellsworth, Maine, ON the 80 day ~
June, a. d. 1906. at 10 O'Clock in the ioIs-
noon, at which time the said creditors ms
attend, prove their claims, appoint trnsles,
examine the bankrupt and transact SUE SUI
other business as may properly come oeiOis
said meeting. WILLIAM r. WHITING
Referee in Bankruptcy
Ellsworth. Me-. June Z, 1906.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINEES.
STATE ELECTION, SEPT. 10, 1905.

COUNTY TICKET.
For Senators,
SUMNER P. MILLS, of Stonington.
LUERE B. DEASY, of Eden.
For Clerk of Courts,
JOHN F. KNOwLToN. of Ellsworth.
For Judge of Probate,
EDWARD E. CHASE. of Bluehill.
For Sheriff,
WINFIELD s. TREWORGY, of Surry.
For County Attorney,
CHARLES Il. WOOD, of Eden.
For County Commissioner,
FRED R. PAGE, of Bueksport.
For Register of Deeds,
WILLIAM B. CAMPBELL, of Ellsworth
For County Treasurer,
ROBERT B. HOLMES, of Ellsworth.
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1t locks very much as II new boat
would succeed the Cimbris On the Bangor
/ Seal Harbor route.
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COUNTY GOSSIP.

Brooklin's custom house is to be aboi-
ished.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
From Eden.

FOR REPRESENTATIVES.
From Eden,
G. RAYMOND joy, OF Eden.
From, Mt. Desert, fremont, Southwest
HaTbor, Slodn's Island and Cranberry
Isles,
GEORGE r. HADLocK, of Cranberry Isles.
From Hinter Harbor, Sorrento, FrGnklin,
lSliIiran, GoWlds5oro, Edstbrook, Wal
than and townships end plantations
Nos. z. s, ., 10, n and 33,
JOSEPH II. DOYLE, Of Franklin.
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Senator FRYE.

1t is scarcely necessary to remind
the people of Maine that one of the
most important and one of the most
siugularly pleasing duties of the next
Maine legislature will be the return
ing to the United States Senate of the
Hon. William p. Frye. There are few
states in the Union that can render
such valuable service to the country
as Maine will be able to render next
January through her legislature. A
word or two In review of the ca eer
of Senator Hale's colleage will indi-
cate the nature of the service that
Maine is doing the nation.
In 1859, Senator Ingalls,, president
pro tenn. of the Senate, appointed MIR.
Frye chairman of select committee
to investigate the relations of the
Pacific railroads with the government.
Senator Frye demonstrated with Mr..
Ingalls,, asking why he should be
selected. ingalls, replied; 'If this in
vestigation is TO be worth anything, it
mus be by senators in whom the
people have confidence, and / know
of no senator in whom the people
have more confidence than in you"
Mr.. Frye has been president pro
teapore of the Senate longer than any
other man ever held that Office, and
longer than any man ever held the
Office of President or Vice President.
He entered upon his service in that
Office two years before Mckinley was
President-in February, 1896.
Senator Frye's committee OF COM
merce, of which he has been chair
man for about twenty years, is often
quoted as model for its despatch OF
business. He holds the committee
strictly to business, and does not per-
NIT the time OF its meetings TO be
wasted oy desultory conversation or
academic discussions. He has its
work carefully laid out before each
meeting, and presses steadily through
The programme un,il aliis DISPOSED Of.
The Senate has such confidence in
Mr. Frye and his committee on COM
merce. that bills reported from il
never fail to pass tn 1t body.
Even with the hot weather closing
in, Congress casting about for come
short cut to adjournment, and ali the
other things that might take up the
public mind, there is little interest in
anything in Washington just now bus
the meat packing scandals. In all the
matter that has been printed about
the condition of the packing houses,
however, there is one that seems To
have been generally overlooked.
That is the iuhumau treatment TO
which the livestock is subjected be-
fore it gets on the killing beds. The
packers and the stock raisers, just be-
| fore the disclosures of conditions in
the yards, had been clamoring for
| Congress to increase the time during
which they could transport cattle on
the trains without food or water. As
the law stands, cattle must be fed and
watered once in twenty-eight hours,
and the cattle sellers wanted to in
crease this to thirty-six hours. The
proposition was monstrously inhumau
in it's conception. But starving and
famishing is not the worst that
happens. The cattle are bruised,
gored, frequently knocked down and
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To Vote ON Resubm,ssiop.

To Vote on Resubmission.
The republicans of Bangor are holding
legislative caucus this afternoon, and OPP
portunity is being given to express pref
erenee for or against resubmission.
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for SAT-.

NANEs-Two weathe vanes (hcvsssl brand
new, diree. fom she Nufsciusef
Rods and astnres complete. Nht be sold
cheap. lnqnire a. AAEeIcss Once.
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Delegates to State Convention.
Following is table showing the repre-
sentation TO which the towns of Hancock
county are entitled at the republican State
in Portland June e.
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NOTICE.

THE annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
l. the FreDehman's Bay and Mt Desert
Land and Water Company will be held al the
once OF said company upon the main wharf
AZ sorrento, Hancock county. Maine on Tues.
day, the 18th day OF June. A. ID. 1906 az
O'Clock and thirty minutes In the forenoon
Tor the purpose OF eiecting a board OF dlrec-
tors ana clerk OF said company. and 10 ACT
upon any other business which NAV uronerIv
come before said meeting. Per order.
CHARLES r. SIMPSON
- Clerk Of said company.
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2ost.

r~sN--~ -7~~~|>0- ~ -N---~-~-~4~e4-se.
ITMBRELLA--Cafeiss lcft somewhere in
- town, an umh ella. ,Eaod handle max.
Tug right angle. LepeF IN" cut la end II
fuder will bFisg 20 AMAaicAN once, II will be
returned TO owner
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ISHE subscriber hereby gives motto. ,h.,
i he has been duly appointed adn,ntsss
traitor OF the estate Of Albion X. 2. RIoags.,
late Of Rockville. Ia the county n H.,
cock, deceased. and given bonds a. ihe is,s5i
reefs. Al persons having demands aRaiss,
sent the same for settlement, aud All ipdektss
thereto are requested 10 make paymen, Inv
medfafely. 4
June IS. 1903. Ia. J. Cot,sts.
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Legal Nutisrs,

= = ~ e,~>Sr-r~s~~~.~ =
To All persons interested IN eItha, =,
tates hereinafter named VI the Is.
AZ pfoeata court held at Ellsway,k
for tse county 81 Hancock, on H. y s asd
INbk following matters having 49,.
sented tor the action thereus,on 81 pre-
after indicated. It 10 hereby ordered 49, s'ein-
tics thereof be given 10 all persons intssss.n no.
BY causing copy Of this order II aes,ed,
itshed three weeks successfully Ia ~ gno-
North American, a newspaper pnhiisl siis.
ELLSWORTH, in said county, that thrv ,,sa ~
pear q; probate court 10 be heia - y, sp-
hiis in said county. on the thIrd A Daue.
July, q. d. 1905, at ten OF the rlorS eeAg OF
forenoon. and be heard thereon II thSs We
cause. 'Hey see
Joshua l.. Marshall, late OF soutb,,.., ~
Dor. in said county. deceased Petit,or' ~.
hy Seth w. Norwood, ac mi uistratns0 nisd
censc to sell certain real estate a. =, "a ~ ~.
ceased. as described In said petition ae-
Charles r. Bunker, minor. az Cr.rt.
lsies, in said county. Petition staSffy
francis w. Bunker. guardian, fof i,s 49, ~
sell certain real estate OF said rpinog ssa 70
scribed In said petition, - ae-
Gertrude g, Mason, minor, Of Orlaud Ina ,.E,
county. Petition hltd by Esteile d Nasan a
guardian, for license to sell certain raj S.,oh,
OF said minor as described In said pefftIS, A'e
Alfred swaxcy, late of Bucksport In Ia
county. deceased. Third account Of on s,irs.d
X. swarey. executrix, filed for ssttieynept 'V''s
o. y. CUNNINGHAM, Judge of said Co.,.
A true copy. Attests--T. F. MAaoSsY. RrSisssss.
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NOTICE.
nnaal-- -

A Ii persons holding town Of Penobseot
"A notes, or accepted orders of said town,
are requested to present them for payment or
and June 50, 1905. After the latter DATE in
terest will cease. as per vote OF town.
w. >. BADGES
n. l.. GRiNDRIL.
r. W. LEACH,
seleetmen OF penobscot
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HEREBY forbid all persons sharboring or
4 trusting any one ON my account, as
small pay no oiiis contracted after this date
H. +. SuMsER.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

- ASAaL SOIlCE.
no not trespass in Cuniculocus parr \
- oemand protection TO life and property
, ZEN the county Of Hancock, the state 81
NAME sno the unitrN States OF America
Macy O. FRkTz AusrIs
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Satffes itnb: 2dngs 44o Sub, er1bts
Breits 81 SUB, Stefsans 80 CUB. Gs
Bat eth @ebalt bon 5548 Sonnen; Die
Maferperbrdngune oes S9tffes be-
trdst 1850 gonnen, BITE Sragfdbtss
lett beffelben runo 5000 Snnnen poer
.ttpa 300 MageDnlaounsen. Dte 8es
mannuns bes Sasr5euges febt th aus
2 &apitdnen, 2 Gteuerleuten, 2 Ma
l9tni{ten, 2 8potsleuten, 90 Dolls anb
10 att9t=Matroien, 7 9etaern, 8 aBs
den, 3 @teparos, l 3tmmermann, 1
Gegelmadsr unb 3 G9tffstunsen sus
famnlen. Ser 9au bes S4tffes tpurbe
In esnem Sabre pp1enbet unb erfpr>
berte etnen &oftenauffpanb pon etrea
1900, 900 Mart.
Jbre Sungfernreife. Die BET 8eiiter
bes Gabraeuges unb feline 1StdArtes
Scooter mttma9ten, leete Die nW. 9,
Nidrers" TT 81 Tasen 8 Stunben gus
rid. Our 5pet Wo9en lang bate bas
@9tff eiinifisen Mtnb. Mdbr.nb ber
iibrtgen 3stt labortrte es unter tous
trdrem Mtnbe ober gdnatt1er Minbs
ftius, @p fam es, bab bas 0abrae1ig
bons fteben Sage ausi9ltebliA auf
tetns 1000 pferbetrdfte tnbtsirenbe
@rpanfonsmafatne anaetpieien mar
uttb ntht urter Gesel fabser tonnte.
Wtdtsbeftopentser eraislte es eine tass
ftAs Observation-Disclosures bon
1917 ¬en.
Die 81. 6. Rtdmers~ fibst ein auf
Dem Worberbed9aufe feFsebunbenes
f9nslles @afoltnboot, bas In ben Bfts
lt4en 9dfen gum Sauen bon OelflS>
Ben unb 2tdterf4tffen bsnast tptrb,
NIT fd. iotpis aIs Selten6eit auf benz
W9terbed, in atpei md9ttssn aDrbsn
stngepadt unb tpohl seii9ert, eth Mue
torpbh bon go pferbetrdften, In benz
bs gemannune beg s9iffss MusfIiise
nod @tdbten I'm fsrnen 8 ten unters
nebmen min.
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ben bteie NIT 9obn unb Spott aufsez
npmnuei,. Die ret9en @runbbeftber.
BITE bis9.r Sabr fiir Sahr bas berbors
beus Rorn unsebtnoert batten pertaur
In htrfsn, bemiibtsn fid rturlmebr auf
ans nDgli9e Meife, ntd3t y,ur bas Doll,
fpnhern au9 bic Megieruns gsssn Cons
brDfp auf5uheten, unb es gait einen
ldHeen, Sebntdbrieen Rampf, bepor es
BEN unermabtt9en @elebrten gelans,
bsr Mahrbett gum @iese gu berbelfen.
mdbrenb bfefer 3eit bate aber aud
Qombrofos 9bdtigtett auf benz @ebiete
Der pfp9iatrte unb Mntbropolosie
rside UriAte setrnesn. Seine Msrss.
Bic bamals eatitanosn, sgente nrb
Srrfnn,1 fotpie Der genials Menf4,"
Suurben In mebrere Gprd9en iberfebt,
ebtnfo iein fpdter erf4kaenes Bud
Der Werbreder In ant9rppologHHer
uub iurtfttfder 8eaiebung, fopte ole
Strafsefaneener," Gin Wert, bas I'D
auf SablreiGe 8soba9tunsen on Der,
brefern jeber Mrt ftibt. Mit Gem tsb@
teren Bu1e bat 2ombrofo ntGt nar ben
Grunb gu Der triminelen Wnthrppolp,
ets selsst, fonbern aud Die Straf<
sedtspflese in sans meme 8abnen ses
lent.
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anhrt 1861 NIT i6rer Mutter rad Was
ris lam, bate lie ntdts. Mbsr lie aog
bur9 TIRE auBersepBAHltne GMSnHeH
unb tbreU @etft hie Mnfmertfgmiett
RapoIeons III. auf F4, Der fs 1853
spr aatfertn Hadte nnb BEN fm48E6
etasn So9n ee6ar.
8s gum Stnrae Mapc!ecns tt
0rantret9 TN Sabre 1870 Vat bannA Ne
Ruiisrin Gusenie Mot MIR In @es.le
aaf Mpbs urb eefenf9afttiGe StheE
N gang europa tonunseben6 sentrtt.
fpnhern Te Bat aud In Der pottttt
Orantret9s etne etnflubret4e Rpne ses
fpielt. Mtebsrholt fubrte fe nHhsenh
bet Wbpefenhett bss Raffsra be Gss
genti1aft upb ben Norilb TN Minifter,
rpt9e. Gle besiinftgte bae perunsIadse
Expedition Warimtlions nod Msxitp
'm Sabre 1864 uno beftGrtte ibren o.
paa1I In fetner Opppfitton sesen pres,
Ben. bte bann aus Mnlab Ser fpanss
f1en RBntgsirase 1870 gum 4rtsas
init Deutfdfanb fiiArte. gls eine i6rtr
0ebensaufea6en betra9tete Gusenie bea
Derneren bie Wtsoeraufri9tune oer
frelfli1en unb bic @rtpetterlns Der
eetitli9en 6errfhaft bes papftes.
@ls mad BET @efansenna6rne Mapo,
Icons BEL geban am 2. @eptemte.
1870 In Brantret4 DIE Wepubltt e.
sl1rt tuarb, ftub bic aaifertn Gusenis
ra4 Ghtfetburft BET 0onoon, tpo9tr
t4r 1871 aud tbr @emabl fDIste, be,
bann 1872 ftarb. Guse1ie unter.
faste mad tbrer Glu9t aus Grantreid
BITE bortise boraparttftf9e partet rt1'
n4 NIT Gelbmitteln, aog f3 abil
edn3lt9 BON 5ffentli9en 2eben 1urid
nafbsm thr Sobn 1879 In snstH4er
0tsnften In etnem Sample seeen 3alui
gefdlen mar.
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Makaeli's Aptel,

Theo. 3. Bretschneider, Gigent.
gde 9ubipn unb 8. Str, SDbBfen. Nabe
ben Berften oer Npr6b.2 lobbs, 9an1buI.
GER, Seanbinanian<, Nn1erican urb SDls
lamb 2inien. MaSiee 8reiie.
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Aofhbetaste Gnttbromtt.
DIE 80i6bsiae Gsfeiissta Gnesnts .
StnHfrei& mmo tby KDtstSn.

DE 8~0i6bstae GSfeiiesta Gnesnss eew
Stnnsreidb nj tbr Mtstsn.
Nus Mniab ber Wermdbluns bes
RDntss Mlfons bon @panen NIT Der
prinsefftn gna bon Battenbers TT tn
letter 3eit aud ber Nau,e Bet Gstai,
iettn Der Granaofen, Gusente. mebrfan
tpteber seaannt tporben. @usenis, BE
am 6. Mat B. !. IN filler 3uridses
aosen6eit ouf threr WtGa Gprnos am
@trnnbe Der Rtniera tbren 80. &C.
burtstag begtns, bat bie tunse ipanif4e
RDntstn, ibr patbenftnh, NIT etner
iiberaus rst9en Musitattung beba9t,
@usente, bie fir TIT hobes Glitter nod
cine erftaunli9e Riittgfett setgt. ber.
fist iber Elm sroBes WermBgen. mnn
{9dtt es auf 100000 Oranes
&30.000.000). Wls BITE ggtaiferta als
fpentfhe graftn Gugenie Mpntiip IN
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aeeltbtriibmter arimimolaa.
3te es3es be8 20. Gebartstaess ans bic
GerSd)Mnsen Gefars 9pntbrefos.

Die eeses ees 20. @tbartstaess bic
GsrfdDnassn Gefars aoutbrefos.
Der tpeltberuhmte &rtminplog, Bins
Gofog uno Mntbropolps Gefare Goms
broio, befen 70. @ebprtstas, tuenn
aaA etpas friibseittg, firalt9 bet Sc
lsgerAsit bes 6. Snternationalen Sons
grsfes fiir trtminele N~nthropoloste In
turin gefeiert tpuroe, erbltdts I'm 60
pen1ber 1886 In 0erona bdB 2t1t Der
Wsft, Ct itubtrte Mebtatn, bsaog gu,
n19t Die untperfitGten gabua uni
papia urh beeab ftd fpdter mad often
MT 0orliebe tptbmete er ft9 Der On.
tbropolpete unb pip9tatrie. Oe,
Srtes, Der 1859 spti9en Stdlten unt
pefterrei9 ausbra9, beranlabte 2om'
tspfp CUR Hiidte6r In fem Waterlanb,
no ct fretpiute als Mrst tn bte Mrntee
etHtEat, BET Der er bts 1885 berbfteb.
2pmbrofo tpurbe naabem gum pros
YtEor Der pfpGtatrte unb Dtrettor Der
Srmnanftdlt In pabta ernannt. Muber
fttnen Dorf9unsen auf Dem @ebtete BET
gnteropologie, bie ct fletbig fortfebte,
iparen es porausspeiie ote Inter
fa8uEeer dber bte pe1osra. benen Ell
bot fetne eorae araft ptbmete, Dte
NIT btefem garaen beaethnete Rrantz
belt. bic aud Mdtldnot{der Qusfat
eenannt tptrb, rt9tete 81 ben bamalt.
gen '8etter Defenders in ber 2ombarbei
NIB In Wenetten idbrlth Saufenbe bon
Menf1en sugrun6e. Na9 LANCER.
rni6iamer Mrbett entbedte enblid
Qombrofo als bic urfa6e bes 2eioena
Elm @tft, bas fi9 in ben Mdist1rnerr
ttfbet, fobalb btefe in oer geudtigteii
BEN Werberben aussefebt iino. Mls er
absr In etnem Merfe bic Refultate ietz
ner Borfaungen per1ffentfi4te, tpnrs
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Beinht ShDla's Salupn, Nfa.
mo Blasa. Stets friides Bier az
Bapf.
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Gtne alarmterenee gttnattpn

Cine alarmterense gttnattpm
1T b6ufia oas Hefultat Der Bernah.
ldiii9un9 ~uerit0pfter ginaemeibe, biz
0erftupfuna hruniih niro. Or.
Sings Neue 2ebens.B ilen fhoffeu
M6bilfe. Das Bette sur Negulie.
rtlre oes Wagens unb Der @inge.
ueibe. 8u baben BEL NonlpE Dreif
nnb 81. 4alteper uno SObn. Is gts.
sF{mdfa 8 Genta nnrn,a.Gioo
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aina's S Gents 6auana.G iaarre,
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Bel Der Gu 10 a4unsB
geremonte in Mtin4en befanben
f3 biefes Jabr untsr ben fossnannten
Mpofteln, lauter armen MGnnern bonn
0aube i'm Mlter bon 30 Bis 90 Sa6ren,
stpet 90jabrise 3piainse aus Glna.
BURG.
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n8pro : Jormaltn", (Gimer &
Mmenb), bdlt, rpent es Mprgens
als 8abn> uno Muno : @afier ges
brauht miro, 8dbne unb Wunb
pdbreno bes earsen cages rein
Sn allen Nppthefen au baben.
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Die u@. 6. Ridmers.@
fubrt. On apsitsr Stels tommen bic
vpreuben" uno Der Ginfmaftsr .pos
tof4 bon Der Rbebereiftrma 2aiss In
3omburs. Getauft fpurbs bic 81. 6.
Midmers" auf SEN Namsn oes 0aters
bon Mnbreas Ridmsrs. Die Mdbe bss
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-01-04
The FIRST Kiss.

4
Where the pretty girl who edits the
Louisville Lyre got the idea is not known
when she said, "the greatest surprise to
tho girl who gets kissed for the first time
is that there is no taste to it.
However, an old bachelor in the west
;ern part of the State roars back: NO
taste to it! By the great hen feather in
sCupid's dart, the girl must be color
blind in her palate. Fhey tell US, those
who have tried tive hayen't-that it
tastes like double distilled essence Of
honey spread on pumpkin pie Away
back in the dim and joyful years long
ago, before we lost our teeth and our
cinch on the beauty prize, the prettiest
girl in all the world told US that it felt
Ikea coyey of frightened quail flying
ont of each ear and ended up with SEN
sasion similar to that which might be
produced by q flock of angels pouring a
golden stream of molasses down ones
back. No taste in a first kisss Great
Scott It would make wooden Indians
hair curl"
The question is, if the Lyre speaks
from experience, what kind of galoot
was it who gave her that counterfeit kiss:
Modern Pilgrim.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-01-04
Head Of the Old School.

Capt. Ryan, the new British naval at
tache, said at dinner in Washington,
according to the Washington Post:
THE strength of the heads of some OF
our old,school farmers is quite incredible.
"At a harvest supper. feast similar in
its way toyour Thanksgiving dinner,
there was an old farmer Who drank good
deal of champagne. The moment his
glass was filled he would toss it off, and
then, of course, it would be filed again.
"But the old fellow grew quieter and
quieter the more champagne he drank.
A frown settled on his forehead, and his
eyes flashed angrily under his heavy gray
brows.
FINALLY, when the waiter filled his
glass with wine for the twelfth or thir.
,teenth time, he shook his head and said:
James, when are you going to put
the whiskey on the table? These mineral
waters are getting tedious
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-01-04
Fleas Prevent Dog Show.

WAsH1seToN, Pa, Dec. 22.-Because
Digs have feas there is every probability
that the much discussed dog show which
was to have been held here by the Wash.
ineton Kennel Club, and which :sas to
attract dogs from all over the country,
viii have to be declared off. The good
people of the town. headed by Alexander
Reed, q large property owner, have risen
to protest The bench show was to have
been held in the town hall.
Mr.. Reed has fled his objections with
the president of the borough council, He
declared that the bringing to the town OF
! q large number of dogs would necessarily
bring large number Of feas. He de-
clares that the town hall would not be tit
for use for year afterward, and threat
ems prosecution if the town hall is used
! for, that purpose.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-01-04
Hello!

A young lady, desiring to communicate
with certain society beau, was told to
call him up by telephone at his club at a
certain hour. She rang up the exchange,
gave the number, and waited. Presently
voice said:
"Hellop
ssHello," she called, sis Mr.. s. there?"
"Mr. Who?"
"Mr. s."
"Mr. s? No"
"Are you sure?" ::
eyes, sure. We have no record of any
one of that name being here"
ePlease look and see if he isn't some
where about"
"There's no use looking, ma'am. We
have 'em all down in the book"
"Well, it's strange. [ was told that he
would be there at this hour"
:, "Say, look here, what number do you
WANT"
"Why, 1885,"
"Oh, that's the e- City Club. This is
the Morgue."