davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-04-11

which is the DdOSe VI Oooiy A'A.tS
which many Christians bear, may be
the possession of each of US, do we
want it. You know the gracious
cast of countenance I mean. That
quiet, holy, sanity look which Ills
the faces of many men and women
in whose hearts the spirit moves.
Who does not want it:
Grace is kindness. Maltbie Bab-
cock put it we'll when he said 'klnd-
ness is recognizing another S kln-
ship.'. Jesus saw the same ances-
try in other men which made HIM a
Son of God. Seeing the need OF oy,
ing men, His kinsmen, our Lord
yearned to give them life forever
more. Not His own convenience
but their need, moved Christ to &C
ton. Personal ambition crept into
His soul but once, only to be sacrl-
feed forthwith to human need. Sa-
tan offered power, but Jesus hun
gered after souls. Satan preferred
money, the Savior chose men. Kind
ness proved the inner grace OF Christ.
And Christly kindness exercised by
each of us will not only makes. us
friends, but will also cause US to
grow in grace.
Grace is goodwill. This is not to
imply that we are merely to have
hope that the man next to US may
gain success through the expenditure
of his own effort. Goodwill that
counts for anything gets behind the
working brother and helps him
ahead. It is the spirit of assistance,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-13
ANUNCIO De SUBASTA.

"A instancia del PresbftsTo don AquiIino
IofAnson y don Fernando Beir6 Albaceau
tsatamsntarios del PTesbftero don JuIi6n
Boada MaTtines, autorizsdos en- forma
por la CoTte de Distgito del Diltrito j a.
dicial de GuRysmR, Sc SAGA pdbiica So
baAta extTajudicisl por t6rmino de veinte
dfss Adjudicard al major postor Ia 81
guients fnca:
"FINCA URBANA cont istente en- una
cRsR tsETerR ain ncmbre, de mamposteTfR
= azotsa marcada con 81 n6maro cuaTenta
= cinco de la Calle de la Cruz en- esta Ciu
dad, Colindan1o poT Ia derech8 entrando
con otra de Ia Suceai6n Rossll6, por Ia
izquieEda con Ia de dtfs Domingo Rios y
por la espRlda con otra de dOfi2 Essquiela
Rivera"
La resefi ada fnca hR sido iustipFeciada
en- DOS MIL DOLLARS eBtRndo 30 t.
tulo de propiedad inaCrito en- 81 RegistFo
de esta Guided de manif asto en- Ia No.
taFia del que auscribs Gale de San JoEe
n1meTo Beis altos, donde be verifcarS ls
subaBt2 de dicho inmueble 81 dfa siete del
pT6ximo mes de Octubre,d de tres cinco de
la tarde,no admiti61doAe postuTaS inferiores
4 la indicada tasaci6n, debisndo el precio
hacerSe efsctivo en- el acto en- monedR CO.
rFiente 8 billetsB de legal circulation y
conformArse el adquirente con 81 indicRdo
titulo.
Para uu publiaaci6n una vez por Bema-
na duEante 81 indicado periodic en- el pc
ri6dico La CorrespOademcia de Puerto
Rico, expido , frmo 81 pressnts en- San
juan, Puerto Rico trees de Ssptiembre
de mil novecientoB siete.-E Eduardo AcuRG,
Notario P6blico. 4H
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-13
De Administration.

Avisamos a las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse a este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dico no les sera
enviado, 81 81 ayiso- que con tai
objeto remitan, no yiene acom-
panado del importe de la sus-
cricion.
Esta vale por un trimeste
1925. Por un semes!re $3.50.
Por un afio $500. Pqgo an
acipodO,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-13
OTRO VAPOR.

Por ls presents Be aviua 81 pdblico que
nusstro vspor "Ssnega" har6 & esta isis
un nuevo visje, saliendo de New York 81
dia % de Ssptiembre, regreBar6 4 dicho
punto saliendO de Msysgues direCtamsnte
con CaTga y pasajeroR 81 dfa Is de Octu.
bEe pF6ximo.
The Nsw York y Porto Rico s s Co.,
AVA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-13
YURI

-El ayuntamiento en- 80 session de ano'
chs acord6 aprobar una bsca favor del
joven don Pedro Egozeue Ashs, para 60,
tudiar en los EatRdos Unidos Ia caFrsFa
de electriciat9.
lie han sido concedidas bscas de
diez dollars cada una, los j6vsneu obreroB
de esta capital Sres SatuEnino Sierra y
Manuel A gogto Abadia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-13
RE G R E S 0

Ha regrsuado de Msysgdsz nuestro
compatriota 81 joven Luis Martinez Be-
tancas, empIeado de Ia biblioteca inGular
de eAta ciudad que estuvo en- aquella
poblsci6n en- asuntos paTticulareB. Bien
vanido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-13
LTNHA FRRRNA DEL OEsTH

ItinsraTio. -salidas de Bayamoa y Oapi.
lta almUItansam0ntO.
Dias labOrablo- afLana 6, 1905, Q 90
3.46 11.00. TaEdo 1916, 1.A5, B.16. ass 6.46
Dias CONGRATULATIONS 6, 7.06, B.sO, s.A6
y-11.Qo Tards 1916, 1.B0r 2.Be. g.B0D A.SO
B.46 y $50.
BiiIsEas baratos para dias fostivos. De
URtaE0 q BaYa06n, ida y VUsIta 1@ 0lasG
cas- a. eZAas 30-l8. Dc BRyana0n Ca6aHG
YVUasta II elasa 30-15, 2s oIass 80-10.
Billsts ortliRaFio de Capital CataflO on
slage q saRtayOs.
RsYaHa6n, 10 de septisnabEo dc 1905
RRnafe WaIARR
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-07

rzeozyw1boie dz y y i sic te e
niiezmizr mi A prtzzeciez many v.
.miejsooWoloi nsszej rodak6w :
kia,zdej dziedz,ny kEuiipEiectwa pre-
mys}u, ktorzy przzy ctennch unfair
kowanych DOLBY dostawiaje towar
i ~rzetelnie publicznos6 nasza :oD
s}ugujq. A teduak niestety lud nas7
nrzewazaie u Niemc6w i zyd6w
zaopatruje swe potrzeby. Niekto-
rzy z naszych, tax zwanych. ster
wyzszyeh, r6wniez klepsko::: o DO
wiazki swe narodowe poj muja l:
l1chy ludowi naszemu dale przy~
ktad, DO, ME zwazajac pa to, re
bicz ma w]asnq kreca sk6re, pope"
raia innowierc6w. Bracia Rodacy!
Kiedyz wreszcie przeirzymy i TAX
lax ma Polsk6w-obywateli przYsta>
20, postepowad bedziemy? Gas
by}by rzeczywi6cie, azebyscle
wszysoy, jak ieden mas' pomn2o
ma ciezkie ~przeSlado wanla' jake
re strony wrogiej mas spotyka)a'
zerwall wreszcie z lekcewazenlem
has}a ,,swdj do swego" W mysl
tegoz postepowali LA spe4niali 6vis
ty obov,qzek wobec sp6}eczehstwa'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-07
Jak fEarmuia W Kansas?

Przyjeoha4 tutaj jeden polak W March, 1900 wzis1 800 ARROW, ma
kt6rych ami jedna skba ME by{a wyorana. Postawi{ budyhki zbreko-
wal ss ARROW ktdre obsad1i1 korne dGstal bliisko tysieo pis6set bus1i.
jesieh pszeniea. - Ma tenn polu gdzie by}a korna tz zasial pszenice, =
vice cd Marca do Lastopada> czyi W 8 miesiecach zbrekowaf i obsial
przesz}o 100 ARROW pszenicq, sprzatna4 blisko p64tora tysiaca> busz]i
korny: Tax farmuja poaoy, " Colby! Kansas. Kazdy z Was mole
peak6w Iarczowani, borrow. Ptzyjedzoie do mas = dostaniecic 1adnc'
E6wne prey kM4re tylko Xyc5eku{a Piuga, pG 10 do 10 dol. = skier,
jake6cie dotad pracowal, a wiecej korzy6ci destaniece. Bedziece zy6
" }agodnym a zdrowym klimacie, gdzie ZIMY KRoTKIE. - wy
ruszcie wiec do Colby Kansas n nastepnym Excursion. Po mapy.
opisy polskie, It'd piszcie do Waszego rodaka. "T1"
g. T. IDZIOREK, PRES 8 neR: Po1osA co1os1zA ION CO. i
~~*~ " q COLBY KANSAS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-07
BYTOM.

BYTOM- ,,Zamordoxany"
przad sadem, G}odna b~l}a:awelg;o'
czasu sprawl kupca KukoRkii =
Chorzowa. Nieszozezlivy byE "
trudno6oiach p%}atniosych, grozi}o
mu barkruetwo. Wtedy ;jsEeis on
niezwyk&ego 6rodka, ably: w9brns6
z sieci wierzycieli; OTTO uuat=on; re
zos:a1 zamordowany, Kgpifz on "
rzezni miejskiej W Krolr#a6ie tro'
chg krwi, pokrwawi} nia swdj:w}ar
shy kapelusz, oraz pola} ma .ziemie
i plot W pewnym kacie: Kr4l. HUI
ty, tax, ably sig wydawac: mog}o,
il zosta} sam napadniety: zamor'
dowany i gdzie6 precz u~niesiony5:
Uczyni} to wszystko W nocy,;od
czasu kt6aej Mkt 60 wiecej ME VII
dzia}~ Pog}oska morderstwie,
spcfnionem rzekomo ma Kukowce,
zrobi}a wiele VIZ AMY. Prokpfat3o@
.rya i polieya prze1 *! dtu4sn w. Oils :
wyteia}a SHY, ably w;ykry6 sprav~
&c lub sprawcdw ,morderstys:. o.
statecznie okoliczno6cl ~wyiasnily
sig powoli; badanie krwi, kt6ra by}
zwaiany kapelusz Kukowki, wykaae*s
za}o, re to by}a krew !z~wlerrzeoa, 2
ME ludzka: stwierdzono9, cd koggo
Kukowka krew kupi}, stwierdzono
tez trudno6ci p}atnicze, ", jaklcb
sig Kukowka znajdowa}. Vice "
kohcu zaprzestano wierzy6: W. NOR
derstwo, a dzlwlono sic mad pony
Stem szczeg6lnym, "a pomoca skt6~>
rego Kukowka sig ratowa}: - Je~
dnakze pewneeo dnia dosy6 pr4y:-
padkowo aresztowano 'Kdkowke,
tego niby ,,Zamordo " nego" W
sobote ostatnia toczy& sig wiec W
Bytomiu pred izba karna przeciw
Kukowce process o oszustwo i;spo
wodowan,e sfa1sAowania dokumen
t6w..Sad skazaf nieszczedliwego
ma 6 m,esiecy wiezlenla dni a.
resztu. 49, TAX smutnie, zakohczy}a
sic GAIA ia sprawl. =.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-07
POLSKI CEKCYN. Mjej'

POLsKI CEKCYN. Mjej>
scowosc nasza, ~licz2ca 400 mlesz.
kahc6w, jest jedna z najwiekszyoh
wiosek powiatu. tucholskiego. Luz
dnost prawie .wy}acznie polska'
mimo to ianowiercy cdgrywaja tn
7w,aine role Lad nasz " ozasaoh
f:A:4.tiSsY,E FSSt - -,
dzisiejszych tax Jest .tuprzedzony
. do naszych kupc6w Polakdw l.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-07

- CHoJN1CE. W}Asciciel m}y-
ma L. W G6rsdorf (D uleg1 nie*
szczesliwemu wypadkowi podczas
m&6cenla zboza. Maszyna pochwy3
CHA go "a .reke zmiazdzy}a mu
kilka palcy.
Tutejszy sad okregowy og}o"
sill mad majatkiem firmy Erich
Mootz W Chojnicach konkurs.
X onkurs ten jake i korkurs kupca
H. S1monad Czerska, 1zekomo
pociagne4o "a soba bankructwo
firmy, Gonna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-07

Syn 'ko loni-
sty Kls6tke*go W Marianhof ~
dosta} sig nieszczeSliwym sposo~
benz W maszyne, wygrzebuja2caa
k~artof!e, i odni6s} znaczne okale-
-. -.
czenia. %
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-07
re SLASKA

-9BzEs6w Pevnaa :kohie e
njad1szy kavaaie 81: k1ielbaiy e4zpla
uagle ciezkie boledci brz i vi Z. Ko-
bio:a zmarria jeszcze tego' 44ameggo1.
dnia.- Prawdopodobnie xfmier6
nastapi}a wskutek zatr.olaEEeppssnc
tenn miesem. 80.
~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-07

CHEKMZA. W Bryg}o vie
przyby}o kilku szwajcar6w do. po~:
siadlo6ci p Lew andowskiego i za''
czepill mieszkajacego tam r6wnlez5
wym1ernika Witkowskiego. Mlmo
kilkakrotnego wezwania napastnlcy
ME chcleli sic oddallc i uderzyll
gwatto wnie ma W.: jeden z mich z
otwartym nozem rzuci} sig ma sta"
ruszka. Widzac to W. pobieg4 do
:isb;y pc strzelbe l w%ystrzelif, strza}
ugodzi} napastnika, ktdry padf
krwie zbroozony ma ziemis. clezko
rannego odwieziono do tutejszego
domu chorYch, gdzle ley bez ma
azie' utrzymaaia go PREY zyclu.
KS. .wikary Chmle1ecti z
Grzybna znalazf prey mlesc lie re-
sztki licznych urn. Jedno mniej~
@.~ :.~::"A'
SIZE naczynie udafo sig prawie ca{e
:. : : ="
wydoby6.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-07

TORUN. Morderstwo czy
wypadek? Rob6tnlka kolejoWego
Boles4awa Dybowskiego, mlesz"
kajscego ma wybudowaniu " Tor.
Papowie, z~naleziono W zesz}2 MEG
d z.ele W nocy oko}o godz. IL l
pol ma torze kolejowym Toruh
hysomice ciezko poranionego i bez
przytomaosei. Ma G1owie nlesz~
ozesliwego zauwazono g}eboks
rane. Me wladomo dotad, cry "a
chodzi morderstwo czy tez n1esz-
czesliwy wypadek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-07

straztiwe
nieszczesc.e ~spotka1o ": hiado"
wynn :Moscle a4~letn,ego r%obotnika
Bajera PREY odcinan;u go1eezi"od
drew. z wysokosci kllkupasM ne"
tr6w spadt nieszcze6liwy; drzeWa
ma odciete :ga}ezie, ktore! rezdar}y
mu brzuch tax, re w~netrznosci
wysz}y ma wierzch. (.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-07

W1ESCI z OJCZYZNY
2 PRUs P0LSR1CH:

wABRZEzNO. W Ryhsku
zniszczy1 jaki6 zbrodniarz sta]aca
tam cd d}ugich lat figure 6w Roe
zalii. "a wykrycie z}oozyhcy wy
znaczono nagrode.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-07

-|SZTUM. Ma polu sztumsklem
spal'4 sic st6g Stony, nalezacy do
posiedziciela Jana Many. St6g ME
by} zabezpieczony.
Ma wybudo waniu Nowytarg
spalila sic posiad}osc p. Omieczyn''
skiego. zywy martwy inwen|
tarz stall sig r6wniez pastw2 p{o~
::.::i.
m!eni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-07

WROCkAW w. W niedziele: cd
by} sic tn vice ,,StrazY" ma sail
kasyna PREY Neue Case. Na:wiec
przybylo przesz}o 800 os6b, Vice
zagaik starosta: ,,strazy'' :na Wro"
claw p. Antoni Borowicz, 9: prize"
wodnictwo obja} p. Tadeqsz e: :Roga*
la. jake g}dwny m6wca wyetapif
.. dr.. Tadeusz Jawotski*z Pozna~
MIA. M6wi& 0 naszych :9g&tnych
stosunkaoh i wyjaania}: zaaan'a
,,strazy,,. Do wywod6w m6woy
.dorzucill kllka~ slow PIP: Cyp1ik,
W. Kubiaczyk i A. Borowiez: =
Poruszono tel sprawe germanNacyl
prxez kodc,6}; przemawlali PIP: Ku-
b'aozyk, eidaszewski, Waldo wski
i Kaczmarek. w tel sprawia ma
tS: : - 80 49," - t.
bye .ossbuy vice zwo}amy., Vice
trwa} try godzinyx :: u"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-07
= P0ZNANSKIEGU.

-LESZNO. w Paw}owicach
sic " tych dniach Stub POI
STA do parlamentu p. DIR Alfreda
Ch}apowskiego 2 Bonikowa z hra~
bianka Helenq Mielzyhska' c6rk2
s. p, Macieja hr. Mieliyhskiego i
S. p. Teresy hr. Mycielskich~ Stub
sic W domu stryja panny
m}odej, hr. .Maksymlliana Miel*
" Paw4owicach'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-07
.ZBAsZYN. Process 0 zbiers

49, AO -- So. -.
ME sk}adek ma cele ~wyboroze to .
czyk sig pred tu'ejszym s2dem
}awniczym. Oskarzonymi bYli pp~
kupiec Bykowski i cukiernik ME-
rzejewsk1 stad, g%ospodarz Olej~
n1czak z :Nowegodworu, gospo-
darz Sauer, robotnik Matuszewski
z Nadni i robotnik Kostera re
Stefanowa. Tworzyli oni zarzad
Towarzystwa WYborczego ma POI
what miedzyrzecki i "a pomoca o.
k6lnika zbierali cd cz1onk6w sk}a~
dki. Sad o~skarzonych uwolnif cd
why i kary.
- KOSCIAN. W Kie}czewie
odbywaja sig aresztowania ojc6w
rodzin "a niezap}acone kary strej-
kowe. Dw6ch zaudarm6w zabra}o
do wiezienia robotnika Walentego
Matuszewskiego. Areszrowano
r6wn1ez robotnika Jana Bresih"
skiege.
SZAMOTUkY. Sad }awniczy
skaza} W czerwcu dw5ch :chfopc6w
szkolnych F. Urkana i S. Troja'
nowskieg6 ma Q ma l tydz1en
wiezienia "a 6cinanie ga}ezi: ko~
dzice udali sig do wyzszej instan~
eli i uzyskali ola ch}opc6w uwol~'
nienie cd kary -: a)bowiem x.
prob. Kryzan wezwany jake 6wia~
dek, oswiadczy}, re ch}opcy " la"
sku nalezacym do p~arafjl, 8clnall
ga}ezie ma przystrojenie o}tarzy, "
zieleh, podczas procesji Bozego
Cia{a.
MOGILNO. Ia posredcictwem
tutejszego speeyalnego Interest," Ola liza
kupna i sprzedazy pod firme ,,Hy~
potheken -und Grundstucks -
Verehr, (Prakseda Stark W Mo-
gilnie), naby} pan Antoni KucsAi z
Ksiaza slicznY folwarczek ZofijoW'''
Ike tut pod strzelnem. obejmuiacy
900 marek najepszej ziemi kpjawk-
kiei "a $4,000 marek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-07
Z GALICYI

: MOSCISKA. w wlosce Czysz~
kach ko4o Moscisk zglneta Gala 70
DINA w4oscianska Walawskich
wskutek otrucia sic grzybami. Jak
zwykle bvwa ma wsi. dzieci grzy"
by pazbiera}y W leslie, matka ME
b.daiac blizej zgotowa}a i wszyscY
zjedli. Pamimo pomocy lekarskiej
", gilka dni zmar} ojclec rodziny
Jan Walawski i jego iona Rozalia
a wnet potem dwoje dzieci. Starszy
uratowa} sig cd smierc1
jedynle dzieki temu, re zjadf mai"
mniejsz2 porcye jak opowiada>
ii w%}oscianie, napi} SIC ma odt NC e
silnej W6dki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-07

PODWOEOCZYSKA. - w
Bogdan6wce obok Pod wo}oczysk
zniszczY} polar prsesz}o 40 budyn-
k6w gospodarskich, wyrzadzajac
znaczna szkode. W p}omienlach zgi~
ne}o jedno dzlecko.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-07
z POD MOSKALA

W " Ploc~
kiism odbysa sic wyatawa rolnlczs
cd dnia 13 do Is wrze5nia k,6ra o.
k .za}a wielki ppostep take u mnie::s
szych gospodarzy- Przemawia}
miedzy innymi redaktor :,,!Pora-
dnika Gospodarczego" pom Brow"
nford z Poznaoia ma temat ,,K6e
lex rolniczyoh, kt6rych ~jeszcze
brak W Kr6lestwie Polskiem.
F.. $500
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-07

CZESTOCHO WA. w niedzlele
" po1udn'e, ely wi! zn;dw W a'e'-
szc'e miejsklm wyprowadzono do
ustepu, jeden Mich, Arkadyusz
Kawecki, aresztowany "a sfa}szo-
dokument6w, ma, mocy kt6~
rych " kasle .pow'atowej podn16s}
200 rb., zsuna} sig do otworu uste~
powego, ably stamtad zbiedz. Me
udafa mu sie'tta wyprawa, be " do
lie urzadzono" krate, o kt6rej ME
wiedzlaf l wpad}szy " d6?, uwi2z{
" kracie i 'przez dwie godziny tam
wisial. Ma wp6f zYwego wyciagnie"
to i nastepnego dnia odes}ano do
Ewlezleuis W Piotrkowie'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-04-24
OBITUARY.
MRS. EuNIcE c. DAVIS.


Eunice Chandler, widow Of Capt. John
Davis, died Monday morning at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Elmer E.
Rowe, on Pine street. Mrs. Davis was
seventy-eigh years Of age. Death followed
an illness Of several weeks, q gradual
decline due to old age.
Mrs. Davis was born in Bangor, the
daughter of Samuel Chandler, who
moved to Ellsworth when she was child,
and lived here many years. Mrs. Davis
home has always been here. Since the
death Of Capt. Davis seven years ago, she
had made her home with her daughter
Mrs. Rowe. She was Q woman of good
works quietly performed, and was
highly esteemed in the community. gsss-
Besides her daughter, Mrs. Rowe, she
leaves two sons-Frsnk E., Of Boston, and
Fred L., of Hamilton, Mass. OF her own
family, two sisters and two brothers sur
vive her-Mrs. George Jordan, Of Otis,
Mrs. Sarah Jellison, Of Santa Moni{
CAL; Albert Chandler, OF North Yakinha,
WASH, and Charles Chandler, also Of
Washington.
Funeral services were held at the home
at 2 O'Clock this afternoon, Rev. 8. w.
Sutton officiating.
Frank E. Davis and wife, Of Boston,
their daughter, Mrs. sweetser, of Brewer;
Fred L. Dav Wis, Harry E. and Frank d.
Rowe were here to attend the funeral.
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Keith,s Theatre, Boston.

Heading the bill at Keith's next week
will be Howell Hansel and company in
ga Forgotten Combination. Mr.. Ham
sci has established himself as one Of the
most popular players in the history OF
Boston theatricals. &4
The Four Bards, gymnasts, will proyide
the principal acrobatic feature. One of
the most novel acts in vaudeville 10
christmas on BlackweIl's Island', as
played by Sydney Deane and company.
Les Salvaggies, five Partisan dancers;
Helena Frederick, vocalist; Vernon, VEN
triloquist; the Rein brothers, comedians
and dancers, the LaVine- Cimaron trio in
an acrobatic comedietta; and the Willis
family, who will give their musical pro-
gramme for second week, will have
prominent places on the bill.
The Zarnes, Roman ring performers;
Tempest and Sunshine, soubrettes; Whit
man and Davis, in a comedy sketch; Usher
and Patterson, ragtimers, and the kineto-
graph will round out the show.
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puny child is always an anxiety to the
parents. There seems generally no reason
why the little one should be weak when Il is
SO well fed. But the fact is that 1t does not
matter how much food the child takes IL the
stomach cannot extract the nourishment from
it. No benefit can be derived from lust eat
ing. That IL the condition OF many . sickly
child. The stomach and organs Of digestion
the body is really starving. It is little use to
give fish foods, like cod liver oil or emulsions,
In such case, because these also have to be
digested. Strength is what the stomach
needs. DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
strengthens the stomach, nourishes the
nerves and increases the action Of the blood
preparation for children's use, on account Of
It's bodybuilding qualities, and also because
1t IL pleasant to the taste and contains NO
alcohol. The virtues OF native medicinal
roots are extracted and their value enhanced
by the use of triple-refned glycerine, which
OF itself Is most valuable nutritive and pro-
moter Of digestion. Send to DR.. r. v. Pierce,
Buffalo, N. T., for free booklet.
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Legal Nottess.
STATE OF MAINE.


AANCOCA SSss
TAKEN this 23d day OF April .. d. 1907, on an
y execution issued BY the supreme Judicial
court for the county Of Hancock, at q term
thereof begun and held ON the second Tues
day Of April, .. d. 1901. to wit, on the 10Th day
Of April, 9. d. 1907. in favor Of Arthur A. Burn.
ham, Of Bridgton, Maine. for the benefit Of
A. z. Burnham. Of Ellsworth, In said county
Of Hancock. agAinst Erastus J. Moore, Of said
Ellsworth. in said county and State, for sew
enty- nine dollars and dfty-three cents. debt
or damage, and fourteen dollars and thirty
nine cents costs Of suit, and fifteen cents.
writ Of execution. and will be sold 81 public
suction ON the premises in said Ellsworth, to
the highest bidder. on the sixth day Of June.
1907. at two O'Clock in the afternoon, the fol.
lowing described real estate. and ali the right.
title and interest which the said Erastus j.
Moore has and had In and to the same on the
nfteenth day OF December, 1905, 1t thee
O'Clock and ten minutes In the afternoon. me
time when the same was attached ON the writ
In the same suit. to wit: certain lot Of land
situated In said Ellsworth, and described as
follows: Beginning, on the new Lamoine
road leading from Ellsworth to Lamoine al
the southeast corner Of lot Of land sold to
Wilson r. Jordan; thence running moth e
degrees east one hundred and three rdds 10
iand owned by the late Arno wisweii; thence
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the affair. OF your ONCE preparatory to its as

the anoirs OF your ONCE preparatory W its -
sumption by your successor.
At your own request your Office was the
subject of an Investigation by the I'D legis-
lature, and the testimony elected at the hear
ing created widespread interest and discus
sion in the State. 1t also received various in
terpretations.
so far as the opinion Of one individual may
be Of interest to you, want to say that Z
careful examination of that testimony has
failed to convince me that any evidence was
presented showing you had committed q
moral or legal wrong. Opinions diner, but
that Is mine. and desire to treat you fairly
would have Influenced me to refrain from ap-
pointing your successor until you had volun-
tarily placed your resignation in my hands.
This letter is not confidential.
You have done much for the cause Of edu-
cation in Maine, and thank you. With all
best wishes for future success, believe me,
with regards. Very truly yours,
. WV. T. CoBa.
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MRS. MARY A. HIGGINS.

Mrs. Mary A. Higgins died very suddenly
Of heart disease at her home on the Surry
road early yesterday morning. Mrs.
Higgins had been as well As usual Mon
day. In the night she was taken suddenly
i'll, and died before q physician could reach
her.
Mrs. Higgins was sixty seven Year, Of
age. She was the widow Of Reuel Higgins,
She leaves four sons and two daughters
Brace and Theodore, Of New York;
Arthur L., Of Boston; Rodney s., Hattie
and Alice, Of Ellsworth.
The funeral will be held at the house
tomorrow forenoon at 8 O'Clock, Rev. p.
A. A. Kiliam officiating. lnterment will
be at Sedgwick, the former home of de-
ceased.
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Gov. Cobb has put an effective
quietus on the third term Doom which
had been started for him. The gov
ernor says that not under any circum-
stances will no be . candidate for .
third term. Personal and business rea-
sons would prevent his doing 90, and
besides he recognized that for long
time it has been the custom of the re-
publican party to nominate governors
for but two terms.
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CHIPS.
HUIL's COVE.

Frank Carpenter is Ill with the grip.
Edith Brewer visited friends in Bar
Harbor last week.
Mrs. Mark Leland, OF Bangor, is visiting
her son, Shepard Leland.
Miss M. Koch will hold service in the
schoolhouse next Friday evening.
The service in the Church of our Father
will be Sunday morning at 1880, and Sum
day evening at ". Cottage service We'd
nesday afternoon at Capt. A. H. Leland's.
April q. ANNE.
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After being out twenty-four hours, the
jury in the trial Of Juan Robens, for the
murder Of Edgar Dickinson, reported a
disagreement and was discharged.
Robens was remandsd back to jail to
await September term.
Mrs. Dickinson, who was indicted with
Robens, was discharged for lack OF evil
dence on motion Of the States attorney.