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light wind sprang up causing a heavy
swell, which resulted in the party get
ting fairly drenched, but the boat
being managed by Capt. Alvin Hamil-
ton, a man who knows the sea like
a book, the party returned home safe
ly, none the worse for their drenching
Among those who were present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hamilton, Mr..
and Mrs. w. J. Gilpan, Mr.. and Mrs.
August Anderson, Mrs. Ruth Pillsbury,
Miss Ray Pillsbury, John Carthell,
Miss Alice Perkins, Robert Carthell,
Manager Walter Rogers, and Miss
Penfield. all Of whom were registered
at the Bellevue" cottage.
Sunday last Mr.. and Mrs. William
Madison and Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Odds. returned to their home at Meri-
dan, Conn, after two weeks Of solid
enjoyment spent at the cool Belle
vue" cottage. They have been very
active In all the social functions which
have taken place during their stay on
the island and will be missed very
much. Mr.. Odds Is connected with the
"Oldsmobile" Manufacturing Co.
Miss Alice Rogers, sister Of Man
ager Walter Rogers OF the Bellevue
cottage, arrived here Sunday for a
three weeks vacation. Miss Rogers
is welcomed back here by numerous
friends, this being her fourteenth yeaf
on the island.
One OF the prettiest parties Of the
season took place at the home Of Mr..
w. J. yayo, SO High street, Portland.
one evening last week, when go OF his
friends from the Cliff House paid him
visit without his knowing of their
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PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE.
HOTEL Is DOING A RECORD
BREAKING BUSINESS.
Dancing, Whist And Yachting oe.
eupy Guests Time.

os"S'nS' WhtSt Ano NacnttnQ DC
eupy Guests Time.
This ever popular hotel is doing a
remarkable business and already the
piazzas are thronged with the guests
who set out here daily to enjoy the
cool breezes and scenery. Many New
York and Washington families are
here for the season and with the per-
feet weather conditions prevailing, no
doubt these states will send many
tourists to this hotel.
The usual weekly hops are now in
vogue and every Tuesday and Friday
evening the large lobby and music
room will be thronged with the young
people. The house orchestra will
furnish music for these parties and
what finer music could one desire.
Mr.. Henry Black of Mcdowell &
Black. shoe dealer of Congress street.
Portland. is registered at the house
for the season.
Professor Colin A. Scott, principal
Of the Boston Normal school is here at
the house for short sojourn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Weight and daugh-
ter Of New York registered here Mon.
day for an indefinite sojourn. Mr..
Weight Is vice-president of the Arabol
Manufacturing Co., 100 Williams St.,
New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Mohrmann Of
Bloomfield, N. j., arrived here Sunday
evening after a delightful ocean trip
on the palatial steamer North Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mohrmann are no stran-
gers to this island as this is their TWEEN.
ty-third season here and among the
summer colony here and they
have many friends all Of
whom are delighted to well
come them back again. Mr.. Mohr-
mann Is assistant treasurer of WEIGH,
Home & Clark, commission merchants
and Office at 3S3 West St., New York
City.
The regular Sunday evening concert
was given in the main lobby and the
work Of the house orchestra brought
out many words of approval from the
throng Of spectators that were present
to enjoy their efforts. These concerts
have in years past always been a
success, and judging from the at
tendance present Sunday evening they
will continue to hold their many ad-
mirers. Below is appended the Sc
lections rendered.
Violin, Marie Zelenzny Ely
Cello Shirley NJ. Heth
Piano s. Jennie Howe
Soloist Miss Shirley NJ. Heath
Raymond Overture Thomas
Selection-Mary's Lamb earle
Scarf Dance with Variations
Chaminade
Cello Solo-Valse Lente Holman
Kiss of Spring Rolfe
Entracte-Mlle. Modiste Herbert
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c. w. w; T: Cooling. W. & fam.
Mrs. w. X. Hall. MAYNARD
Mrs. +. r. Norris. Salem
L. Hill Mansfield and wife
Philadelphia
Miss Jennie Ellison. Phila.
John Campbell K W.. Boston
y ID. Haynes, Boston
Louis y. Rambler. Portland
Mrs r. ID. JACOBS and fam.
Brookline
Giioert Ely and wife. Phila.
Frank Sylvester < wife. y. Y.
Miss Frances Z. Brandt.
Mrs Ella b. George. Maiden
Mrs j. \. Durgin. Bethlehem
Charles +. Dean. Boston
Frank Dunn. n. Y.
Miss Beatrice Nichols, Boston
Mrs- III. 5. Lyman. Medford
Mrs Belle Y. Renfrew and
son. Chelsea
-tldrich Bowker. Fitchburg
Ainsworth Arnold, y. Y.
NIth. c. Fowler. W. & fam.
bSstoh
+. w. Potter. Springfield
II. Curran & W.. Springfield
Henry Belgrade, Boston
William Penn. Boston
Maurice Newman. Boston
Miss Shirley NJ. Heth.
Robert Ely and wife. Boston
:, Jennie Howe. Maiden
VIM Black and wife. Ontario
Mrs. HortenSe Gilbert, ". Y.
Fred 6. Mohrmann. y. Y.
Geo. Murphy and wife. Boston
Shas: F. Hall < w.. Norwood
f r. Lowe. W & s.. Pittsburg
Mary {. Derby. Philadelphia
Eleanor {. Derby. Philadelphia
Mrs +. {. Briggs. Auburn
Miss Marguerite Briggs. "
William Muir, BROOKLYN. y. Y.
Miss Jennie Muir. Brooklyn
Margaret +. Norris. PhiIa.
Pascal Norris, Phila.
w. %. Andrews & W.. BROOKLYN
Charles Dunn. Virginia
Agnes L. Jennings, Brooklyn
Irene 7. Hamilton. Detroit
Tallie +. Grogen. New York
Anna r. Grogen. New York
Prof {. a. Scott. Cambridge
Mrs {. 4. Darchy. Troy. NY.
Miss l.. Morrison. New York
Miss NJ. Morrison. New York
Miss :. +. Morrison. y. Y.
y. r. Noigt, New York
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HILL CREST.

hill Sk6SI.
Chebeague Island. Ne.
Charles w. Hamilton. Prop.
(See adv. in another column.
ueo: F. Taft. wife and family,
G >. Farquahar & w. Aliston
Henry l.. Goodman. w. * fam.
Jas. III. Broughton. W. & fam.
A p. Bickneli. wife and fam.
Dorchester
Warren Tirrell. wife and fam.
Brocktcn. Mass
Mrs. %. III. Burkhardt & son.
Newton Centre
Mrs. NJ. III. v. Seaverns.
Maiden. Mass.
Mrs. Fred'k Lane and family,
Maiden. Mass.
Miss Nellie l. Akerman,
Somerville. Mass.
Miss NJ. r. Kenyon. y. Y.
VIM T. Mclean, Boston
Osborne Pitcher. wife * son,
Boston
A. Young < c.. Newton Centre
w. III. Chopper and wife.
Leominster. Mass.
r. J. Shaw and wife.
Leominster. Mass.
ID. Robert Brown. Beverly
Algie NJ. Goodwin. Beverly
J. X. Blair and wife. Boston
w. \. White * e.. Roxbury
Mrs.C.L-H.Marion, Wakefield
Mrs {. ID. Olney. San Fran
Miss Margaret Fraser. Chicago
James f Crowley * W.. n. Y.
{. ii. Robinson. Boston
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THE HAMILTON,

Edgar H. Paine. Proprietor
<See adv. IN another column. }
A. ]. County. wife and son.
ST. Davids. Pa.
Harry Cohen and wife, NY.
Mrs NJ. II. Knowiton,
Springfield
y. A. Laurie and wife. Ottawa
NJ. Mullen. Pittsburgh
Mrs. a. +. SHELTON. Boston
w. Il. Naugler, Hershey. Pa.
J. II. Orr. ". and e.. Cincinnati
Mr.. and Mrs. w. \. Meighen.
Gay VI. Fraley. ST. Dayids, Pa.
Frederick s. Allis. Erie, Pa.
Mrs. A. VI. Arlington,
North Centre. Mass.
Miss Elizabeth Arlington.
North Centre. Mass.
Miss Leonora X. Battles.
Lowell. Mass.
Miss L.D.Welch. Hudson.
VIM. Mortimer x W.. Ottawa
John III. Garland. Ottawa
John l.. Garland & W.. Ottawa
Mrs. {. X. Houghton. Hudson
Miss Harriet Houghton. %
Miss Ellen X. Miller. Hudson
Mrs. VI. T.. Davis, Winchester
Mrs. X. r. Joslin. Winchester
Mary yoslin, Winchester. Mass.
Ralph Joslin. Winchester
Mrs. w. III. Prescott.
Rockville. Conn.
Mrs. Thomas s. Childs.
Holyoke. Mass.
Nelson {. Newell and wife.
Springfield
G. Howard Lloyd. Baltimore
Miss Joanna l.. Lloyd.
Miss Elizabeth K.Lloyd.
Miss Ida Bottle. Baltimore
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AUcocIsco HOUSE,

nrs- K B. Bachelor. Propr.
SSee adv. IN another column. }
I L. Farrell and W., n. Y.
Miss Margaretha Farrell. NY.
rs. Z. 7. Stellman. baltimore
Miss Elizabeth Clark
Mtss Louise Clark I"
Mss ~. Ill. Paine. Richmond
u Snsdiker x W, Poughkecpsie
MISS > Il. Murdock. baltimore
lohn IL: Dilks & w.. PhiIa.
". +. Hicks X W.. WorcrSter
Miss Elizabeth b. Bachelor.
~ - baltimore
Miss Katherine w. Thomas.
Elk Horn. Wis.
l: T. A. Rose < W.. New York
Miss Annie p. Jordan. Norfolk
Edw. III. Gray. baltimore
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Slippers play an important part In
the life OF almost every man. In child.
hood they are laid on him: In manhood.
Just after he has been married, they
are thrown after him. and for n con-
siderable part OF the rest Of his life
they are under him.
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A Good Word Ear 1ah...a

A nobleman that was extreamIy fat
was reduced to an ordinary Size by
Chewing Tobacco, which also does good
In an Asthma. lis OF great use IN
Camps, where there II many times
Scarcity Of yituals and CholIcks and
the iIke.--"CompIeat Herbal" 1854.
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ard Hamilton was elected chairman Of
the general committee and Mrs. Alvin
Hamilton. treasurer. Committees
were appointed to have charge OF the
tables and they are working hard TO
make II a success. The proceeds
from the sale will be given to the
fund for a new church.
Dean Peabody OF Reading, and
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BELLEVUE COTTAGE,
GhRhR1 Rt.A vsl..A ~

Sn<oeague Island, Ne.
walter c. Rogers. Manager
&See adv. in another column }
Mrs, c. L. Pen6eld. Spring.
Mae Penheld. Springfield
Mrs Myra Peek. Springfield
VIM 5. Madison < W., Boston
Aug. Anderson & W.. Taunton
Miss Lolita DE Merritt, Lynn
Nathan Olds < W.. Meriden
r. A. Merriam K w., Portland
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CASCO BAY HOUSE,
Long Island. Ne.
Chas- E. Cushing. Proprietor

NJ. ]: Robertson. Montreal
Mrs: ID: 5. Robertson, :"
Mildred Robertson.
Dorothy Duckett.
Jordan Christee and wife. NY.
w. Cornell Demarest. Passaic
+. X. Demarest. Passaic
Miss +. Demarest. Passaic
Miss l.. n. Rushing. Passaic
G.. III. Hanna. W x e., Montreal
Miss Ella Lang. Montreal
J. y. Mountfort * wife. y. Y.
Miss Christine Mountfort. NY.
Mrs l.. {. Sterling and son.
Montreal
Mrs {. W. Dadmun and d..
Concord, y. III.
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Conversation.

The reason why so few people are
agreeable In conversation IL that each
IL thinking more OF what he IL intend
ing 70 say than OF what others are say.
Ing. and We never listen when we are
Planning TO speak.-Rochefoucau
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JOHNSON HOUSE.
Baileys Island. Ne.
II. r. Johnson. Proprietor

Miss Freeman. Boston
Elizabeth w. Freeman. Boston
Nelson III. Wheeler. Worcester
Leroy +. Muzzy, Worcester
Gladys Mendum, Boston
Mrs. Mice Mendum. Boston
Mrs. Elizabeth Wolfe.
Rutherford. y. J.
Miss Lily Wolfe, Rutherford
Mrs. Matte Grady. New York
Master Taylor. New York
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CLIFF ISLAND.

Mrs. Shardlow and daughter, Miss
Edna Sharlow OF Brooklyn, N. Y, ar
rived yesterday and will be registered
at the Cliff Cottage for the months OF
July and August.
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NEW GRANITE SPRING HOTEL
P0HCe's LANDING.
Long Island, Maine.
G. PONCE. Proprietor.

Hotel reconstructed the
past year. Large, fine cham
bers. Bath room where
guests can enjoy a salt wa
ter bath. Excellent table
with sea foods in abun-
dance. Shore dinners served
from June Is to Sept. IS.
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RoBINHooD INN.
Bsiisys Island. Ne.

y. - Asssey. proprietor
II: b; Massey: Haverford. Pa.
Miss w. II. wedmayer. y. Y.
r. LOOMS, wa e.. Montreal
Miss Barber. Montreal
Miss II. ii. Brewster.
Summit. y. j.
Miss Elizabeth Brewster,
Summit, y. J..
Mrs. ID. =. Rahter.
J. Ii. McGovern.
William Power. Brookline
Margaret Power. Brookline
Ethel II. Power. Brookiine
Marjorie Rolfe. Brookline
Gladys NJ. Rolfe. Brookline
Miss Caroline X. Raphael.
Mrs. Henry Aikenhead.
Mrs Akenhead.
Master Doland
y. {. Brewster. Summit. y. j.
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OCEAN VIEW HOTEL.
Baileys Island. Ne.

w. d. Crafts. Proprietor
tSee adv. in another column
Gale Stearns, Washington
w. O.. Sawyer. Portland
X. :. Bence. Pittsheld. Mass.
7. F. Shanby, y. Y.
Mrs 7. X. Hodge. Springfield
Miss NJ. ~ Hodge.
Z. NJ. Waterbury.
Della l.. Conroy. y. Y.
VI. Morton. Jr.. Yarmouth Isld
II. NJ. Tillinghast. I"
Mrs l.. Wigo. Phila-
Harvey Wigo. Phila.
g. II. BARTLETT. Lewiston
Albert Il. Willis. Phila-
VIM: G: Schmiteberger, y. Y.
r. \. Harrow.
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MERRIcoNEAG HOUSE,
South Harpswell. Ne.
w. w. TibbettS. Manaeer

w. w. Tibbetts. Manager
tSee adv. in another column. }
Maj. Jos. Gildersleeve, ". Y.
Nelson Ii. Gildersleeve, y. Y.
Benno Littauer & w.. Newark
NJ. III. Zeigel and wife. y. Y.
Geo. C. Barber and wife.
Chestnut Hill
Mrs n. +. SHELTON. Boston
w. B. Naugler. Boston
III. Reichenback and wife. NY.
Com. Geo. $. Stevens. y. Y.
5. y. Crosby and wife. y. Y.
Miss Crosby. n. Y.
+. II. Burke
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Church-Did you ever try any OF
these CLOSE to nature" methods?
Gotham-Well, I've used a porous
plaster.-Yonkers Statesman.
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woODBINE q COTTAGE.
BaileY's Island. Ne.

Mrs H. S. sinnett. Proprietor
(See adv. in another column
Mrs Preston w: Strong. NY.
Miss Virginia Strong. y. Y.
j. III. Small * W.. Wash'n
John Small, Washington
Miss Madison Small. Wash'n
Miss Cunningham, Washington
Mrs. ]. Scherp, ~. ".
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CLIP COTTAGE.
Cliff Island. Ne.
HAMILTON VILLA,
Chebeague Island, Ne.

Alfred e. Hamilton. Prop.
<See adv. in another column. }
Miss Sadie Hyman, Montreal
Miss Katherine Crabtree,
Cambridge
Chas. b. A!water. w. and d.,
Springfield
Miss Louise Pope. Quebec
T. T. Colburn & W., Boston
Miss Helen Colburn, Boston
Miss Mary Colburn. Boston
Clarence Chamberlain aud W.,
Brockton
Miss Alden. Brockton
Miss Shackley. Brockton
y II. Hitchcock x W., Boston
Stanley Mari. Boston
Miss Alice Gilbert. Springfield
Miss Annie Billings.
Mrs Gideon Wells. Springfield
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ISLAND VIEW COTTAGE.

L. r. Hamilton. Proprietor
tSee adv. in another column
Albert L. Wiley and wife,
Worcester
Miss Katherine Mccoy. Cam.
Mr.. Horusey x W.. MelroSe
Miss Mabel Lee. Worcester
Miss Edith Billings.
Mrs. w. III. Lowe. Chicago
DIR. Miss Julia Ross Lowe.
Chicago
Mrs NJ. {. buckley. Salem
Mrs II; T. Tierney. Salem
Frank Written and W.. y. Y.
Dean Peabody, Reading. Mass.
Chas- T. Foster. Maiden
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RocKMERE HOUSE.
Littleiohn'S Islznd

g. H. Hamilton. Proprietor
(See adv. in another column
Miss Phillips. Quincy
Percy Morton. Watertown
Mrs $. Kennard. Tarrytown
Miss Helen NJ. Kennard,
Miss {. X. MURRAY
Miss v. G. Kennard.
II: +. Hopkins & wife. Phila.
Florence NJ. Hopkins,
G F. Hopkins.
Matte l.. Hopkins
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SUMMIT HOUSE,
ChebeaRue Island. Ne

Mrs. C., u. Hamilton. Prop.
tSee adv. in another eolumn.1
Miss Vera g. Sweet. Prov.
Miss Julia F. Chapman. Prov.
II. III. Lang * W.. Montreal
G.. J. Hazelton. Portland
Miss ii. Evelyn Armstrong.
Montreal
Miss T. 6. Luke. westmount
Miss NJ. Gertrude Knox.
Montreal
Miss Evelyn Lang. Montreal
Miss Ruth Lang. westmount
w. +. Deegan and wife. Boston
Mrs. G.. w. Elliot. Montreal
Mrs. r Thomas. Montreal
Mrs. r. J. Fouls * $, Boston
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SEASIDE q COTTAGE.
Bailey's Island. Ne.

SEhSADE q W u AVE,
Bailey's Island. Ne.
Mrs. =. E Cram. Proprietor
tSee adv. in another column
5. f. Beeman. Phila.
Edmund ID. Gilchrist. Phila.
w w. Gilehrist, Phila.
w: w. Gilchrist. jr., * W.,
Philadelphia
Miss A. p. Flint. Oakland
Miss Kathryn Bunce.
New Britain. Conn.
Mrs. r. r. Waite. Metuchen
Miss E l.. Kelley.
Miss =. ]. Browning.
Miss III. y. Milford,
Bridgeton. n. J.
Miss Gertrude NJ. Partridge.
Newtonville
G. Il. Farquhar & son.. Wash.
.C.D.King&w.. Danielson. Conn.
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W: c. Johnson & W.. Hallowell
Miss w. b. Johnson.
Mrs. III. w. Toll. Cambridge
ii. w. Toll. wiiliamstown
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PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE.
Peaks Island. Ne.

Ralph z. Rowe. Proprietor
(See adv. in another column
X. Hogsett, Portland
Mrs. \. {. Sawyer, Lancaster
Mrs. III. ]. Steffens. Chicago
George Upham. Portland
John McCriliis. Boston
Mae McCrillis. Boston
Edward Gleason and w., y. Y.
r. Bormann, Newark
Nat. Whittier. Barre. VT.
Mrs. Cecilia Sullivan.
Miss Cecilia Sullivan.
Mrs A. III. White. Brooklyn
Mrs. II. r. Arey, Brooklyn
Miss Kathleen White.
{. ). Long and wife, ". Y.
Capt II. VI. Block. ~. Y.
X. Van de veer and wife,
Mrs. III. T.. Van de Neer.
Alenhurst. ". J.
Miss Ethel Clark, BrocL,,yn
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cHeseAoue ISLAND.

CONTINUED from Page ~
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SABATTUS s. TOnER
Basket Dealer.
South HsrpsweII, Me.

Indian baskets OF all kinds for sale
or made to order. Visit our tents at
South Harpswell and also at Bailey's
Island. We have just what will
please for q souvenir.
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Mrs. Gideon Wells, and also their
friend, Miss Annie Billings, all Of
Springfield, Mass, are now register
ed for their seventh season at the
Hamilton villa, where they have spent
their past vacations.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Putney in company with
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 8. Puttney of Con-
cord, ~. H.. arrived for short visit
at the Berry cottage. last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clun and Mr..
and Mrs. A. f.. Mackey Of WaItham,
arrived Sunday for few weeks yaca-
ton to be spent at the "Codding cot
tage.' one OF the finest situated in the
Massachusetts Colony.
Mrs. r. l.. Emerson and Leslie OF
Braintree, Me-, have returned to their
home after a most delightful visit
spent at the home OF DR.. +. r. Four
tin.
Weber and Hamilton's Ice cream
parlor Is the favorite spot during these
warm days and evenings. Their con-
fectionery and fruits are OF the highest
quality. III you want a delicious glass
Of soda give them call.
One of the most delightful motor
boat parties TO Casco Castle, of the
season, was held last week. The party
starting In the morning and returning
about supper time. The trip to the
Castle was very calm and enjoyed
very much. On the return home a
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-08-27
Democratic Campaign
Song Book"

The Democrats expect to make
the country resound with campaign
music, they say: "a Campaign
Song Book will be off the press
within few days, published by
one of Chicago's largest publishing
houses, the L. w. Walter Comp
any. This Campaign Song Book
contains parodies upon the latest
popular and old time melodies ell
the way from "Honey Boy" back
to "Suwanee River.D Every i'm
portant phase of the present issues
is considered. There is even a
song upon the recent "Standartl
Oil Decision y
In the introduction of the song
Book the author expresses pecu-
liar qualification the Great Com
Commoner the name of his hon
Ored tOwnsman, Hon. John W.
Kern, worthy successor" as he
says, "of the mantle of vice presi-
dent Thomas A. Hendricks
In one song, "The Red, White
and Blue Above ALL" the author
uses an incident at Fairview as
subject. 1t is said that when
flags of the various nations were
presented to Mr.. Bryan, he raised
the Stars and stripes above those
of other nations and made appro-
pirate remarks upon the devotion
which foreign born citizens have
shown to their adopted country
you want this song book and
fail to find it at your neysdeaIer'S
remit 10 cents to the publishers
at once for copy.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-08-27
Hid His Money
In Old Tin Pan.
$4,000 In Decayed Green
backs Sert To Treasury
Department.

Washington, Aug, 2l.-Of $40,
900 in decayed greenbacks sent to
the treasury depal tment ofrcdemp
ton by G. d. Earle of MOrrilton,
Ark, all but twenty five have
been identified and q check fol
$9,975 was mailed to Mr.. Earl to-
day.
fearing the banks were unsafe,
Mr.. Earl buried his savings III an
old pail in 1904 Recently he dug
his treasure up, only to find that
the bills were so decayed that he
could not discern their numbers.
All that was left of the roll was a
bunch of paper resembling a pack
age of dried leaves with here and
there the torn end of Il note dis
playing a figure. Mrs. A. E, BrowI
the brunt money expert OF The
redemption division, was given
custody of the unacceptable
mass, when Mr.. Earl forwarded
what was left of his fortune to the
treasury department.
After much tedious work she
succeeded in identifying the money.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-08-27
Short Skirt League.

London women are forming q society
called the Short Skirt league, whose
members pledge themselves to wear alb
breviated skirts which will not be dust
collectors and microbe traps. A promi-
nent London doctor has given the new
league strong approval for the follow
ing reasons: "Any sample of street
dust will be found to contain bacteria
of almost every infectious disease
known, yet women walk through the
streets with trailing dresses. accumu
lating quantities of dust laden with
disease germs These skirts are then
brushed in the house. often in the bed
room, and millions of organisms are
let loose in the air, to be breathed Into
the system"
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-08-27
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out.
Mr.. MATS0N'S CAMPAIGN,

savannah Morning News
1t begins to look as if former Governor Ter
rell, in his interview in the Washington Post.
had over estimated Mr.. WatSon's strength in
this state. In that interview he estimated
that Mr.. Watson would poll about 80. GOO
votes. The weekly papers are not giving Mr..
Watson any encouragement, so far as we have
observed, and he isn't getting any help from
the dailies
Mr.. Watson began his campaign with plea
for the electoral vote of his native state Tt
would undoubtedly be gratifying to him to
have that compliment but as the campaign
progresses he undoubtedly has reason to see
that he isn't going to be gratifed in that re-
Spect. Not only that, but there are signs
that his vote will fall below that which he
has received heretofore as presidential candi
date. There seems to be lack of sympathy
with the manner in which he is dealing with
Mr. Bryan. The truth probably is that Dem
ocrats realize that Mr. Bryan has a chance ot
winning in this contest and they don't pro
pose to throw away their votes for sentimen
tai or other reasons. Some of them no doubt
would like to show Mr.. Watson consideration.
but this is an occasion when they cannot af-
ford to do so. They see the two great parties
lining up for great struggle and they feel it
their duty to give all the assistance thew can
to their party.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-08-27
AFTER ALL.
Ill for Fitzgerald or Pull Out

Is it worth while!
We think SO;
There is an obligation cannot escape.
great editor of great paper in the great
city of London died few months ago, and before
he died he wrote:
''Nobody cares about me or my success,
or my motives and that WEAKNESS of life l
had long felt has been gaining On me ever since.
| have become so indifferent to life l am
weary both of work and idleness, careless
about society and with failing interests"
The active and fruitful mind Of this energetic
and useful man had about run it's couIsc-spent it's
force, and had become weary of the task.
And after all, who cares about the Editor Of
the Enterprise, his success, failure, more than
a transient wish! And, suppose they do OF do not
care?
The only true rulc-sure guide is the line of
duty; pursue it with assiduity
IT is WORTH WHILE,
After all.