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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-26
For Sale

so acre farm, five miles south
east OF Ardmore, $1,000 cash-ii
taken at once.
Choice residence, lot on d street,
southwest-S SllO0-liberal terms.
Lots-slO0 each-s10 down and
$40 per month.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-26


mcmber,d by the older settlers in
Arjmorc is here for brief visit
with his wife. Mr. Fisher was build
ing contractor here for a number of
years and is doing well in the same
line of business in FL Paso, Texas,
where money he says is plentiful.
Mr. Fishel left here about twelve
years ago
w c. Bum who has been III from
an attack Of fever for several weeks.
is still a very sick man at the home
of his brother. c. c. Bum, on West
Broadway. His fever is still high and
the family is apprehensive.
Isaac Roberts is in the city today
with sixteen bales of cotton.
train of wagons came in at noon
today from Lone Grove bringing in
twelve bales of cotton.
GALLEY YEN Lyon
Cotton is selling on the strets to-
day At prices ranging from sS65 to
sS.75. AbtoW one hundred bales have
been marketed today
Il. +. Schivally VINO Is in the city
from Springer says that the Springer
school building which is one of the
prettiest in the entire state has been
completed and the board of trustees
is here today purchasing stoves and
the building will be occupied. Sprn.
ger has a corps of three good teachers
and an attendance of 40 pupils. Many
more than this number have been en-.
rolled and wi enter school later.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-22
Das 81 Ses GOImmbms.

8si einem 5eite, nel6es Elm pornebs
mer Spanier benz Momirdl Columbus
su Gbren beronItdltete, belt er tbm
cine grobe Qpbreoe, neil er bur9 feline
9ibnbeit uub @eiItsstraft inter ben
erobtsn @efa6rsu Die Gntoedung Qmss
rita's poabra6t babe. Die anpeIens
ben Serren pom 9pfe iebod nobmen e
libel, baB einem2lusldnber. einem Stas
liensr, Der aud nidt siHmol bon bors
nebmen @ltern %abitamme, 70 groBe
Qus3ei6nungsn erpielen iperoe. .Wli3
bintt", Bub elmer Der t01islideu 8ams
merbsrrsn an, Der Weo mad Der ueuen
MsIt mar uidt 70 idiper at finoen
benn Der Ocean iionb ia ii6eraa often.
unb lein ipaniider 9eefa6rer ipiiroe
ben Meg Derfeblt baben.1 Dft bors
nsbmsm @eIddter itimmte bic Gelels
I4aft bieier QeuBeruug BET. uu0 mebs
rere Stimmen riefen: 30, bas bate
Elm jeoer bon uns aud %9etonnt!"
80 nil mid nt6t beIen rii6meu.
pas ib get6an babe, entseguete So
lumbus, .benn obne @ottsB snooige
qeitung bate i'd Is nidt 3uitanbe ges
brd6t. 9abei m0fie i4 aber bemers
fen. bob ur3 DieIe 9iuge nur 6eBbalb
iei6t srIdeinsn, neil etu 2tR0srer fe
uns Dorgemadt bai. Dirfte i'd. fags
ie Columbus gu isuem 9ammerberrn,
oSie nobl eriuden. oies 81 70 auf bic
Gpibe gu lieaen. baB es ni6t ums
fdat21 limb 6omit ret9te CT ibm Elm
6i6uersi. psl6ss Ct fid bon sinsm
Dttnsr bate bringen laTeu. Der
aommerberr periuhte BON Der einen
ME DON Der onoeren Settle nergeblid,
bag 81 gum Steben gu bringen. Der
Rohbar bat Is iid aus: bod bieiem
oelong e ~ebenfomenig. Gun ordnss
ten f4 bic Qnbsrsn bo3u. Elm Seoer
iDolits ben prei5 g%epinnen; ALIEN mes
BET nit Gifer nod nit Rube mar Is
mogli9. bas auuitIiad aus3ufi6ren.
90 1T uum6gli9". riefen bic Dorneb
men 6errsn; nSbr perlaugt llnauss
fa6rbares!" limb bod, Iaete Gos
lumbus, aner6sn bic 5errsn fosleid
iaQsn: Das tara Elm Sober BON uns
audi" Sect uabm e. bos Gi anb IeBts
es NIT siHem lsihten GtoB auf ben
3ii6. 70 bdB e auf Der eiHgsbriidtsn
@haaIe f%sfitano. a5a bag fam ein
Jsbsr bon uns!" riefen bic 8si6dms
ten.
Geiibem bort mar oft iagtn. ipenn
5enanb Fd 81 elmer Grfinoung hug
egnua oiintt, bic Gin Qn5erer burh
Wlad, Wlutb unb Qerftano 5%uiicn0e
qsbra6t BAT: .9as 81 bee 6OIums
BUS.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-22

0enn fi6 aber Die momentaue Qufs
regung selest, oann eebt 9tles pieoer
ieineu seipobnten Gang uno bic Mit=
meHiden finben iid. Oh 10 ooer To-,
gang gut oumtt ab.
Stunoeu lino mittlerneile Dergdus
gen. 9a tUiro Die @toI oura einen
san aufsepedt. Der @aBl, Der itd
i'm S@loie umge0rebt bat. lit pom Der
SienboHI beruutergeFaueh.
aMSein Soft. mas it's oenn?" ihreit
ie auipringen0 uno 2i6t maheno.
mas foa oenn e'I6s6'n Isin?
oruntsr gfioe'n bin i9 bait BON Der
Oerfliren @ont4. brummt DOM 9ooeu
apFitebeuo Der 9abl.
Da trifft Stats Bid bic ubr unb
NIT @ntisben betrodtei Fe oas Sitter
blatt. Dreioietel neun. g0ie 1T Bonn
ods MIR m6elih2 Gle bat IA ooh ge
raoe erlt ouf oas @ctt aeItreat, I'm
Ousrubsn SIT t5nneu. Solte lie an
Gnoe bod eingeIalafcu iein2 llno Der
8oter2 4Rit einem Sprung lit tie beim
9ett. nm i9iud3eRo in Die 8Hie 81
breden.
Batter, cntrinat es Ii6 in einem
piloeu Shrei tbreu Qippen. Batter.
mein lisbsr, gutter @oterl Dab Oh
iterbcu bait muheH, ohue oaB ih Dir
bdB' s. Nugen Suoriden t0nnen &ae
ter. oa5 bdttf Fir uiht dutbuu FOL
LEM" sic i6lu13t frampfbdit. bis Iia
ibr S6mer3 lott. 56rdnen Der Grs
leidterung entrollsn in groBcn EropieH
ben @uoen oes Eiuhes uno fallen in
Die 6ano oes tooten 9oters.
pa erpaht Der fleiue Sepptrl, iebt
Iid i'm 9ett 0uf uue reibt iih ben
S6laf nit beibeu TGuiten aus BEN
Nuoen. Bie er feline Wlutter peinen
iiebt, per3iebi AUDI er Iein Mlino6en
gum Weineu. @r tommt dber niht
70 ipeit. btun Der iremoe. I9par3e
Mann nit Dem fUeiBen Geiidt Qeurt
i'm. Dorum 3iebt CT ith mieOer DdS
5u6eno iiter ben 8opf. meiB Don
nihts uno brouht aud nihts gu mil
ZEN. 8ebt 70. RIeiner. Das TT au9
nihts fir DID. oeun Der i@por3e
p1ann, Der, ben 3opf in bic 9ebne 9es
preBt, init pertldrtem 2ddeln bic 6dnz
be ME gum 69ub iiber bic 9uria ges
treu3t bat, lit toot. @r lit has Np!er
Feiner 0G6IenIiebe. 9o6 mas peiBt
III 4nirps BON Qd6Ttenliebe2 30,
peiue nur ni6t alein unb iroite Did;
aud 9iele. Die ar0Ber iino. dls 9u,
mi1en nidt. pds Rdditenliebe 1T. Der
bort absr, Der bat es estoubt Der bat
lie ols feline QebensduF9dbe beirahtet
uno lpeuu 9u sroB pirit. mad ibm's
mad.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-22

S9r sud NIT mir ~abgeplast babt. pers
5eibt mfrs 9. 10 luie mir unier 5erreott
Oer5eib'n iuiro. peuH ib B. mlsB beute
ni6s UNI iiebsne les, neil i'd oa nod
niht r.ilsn lein lam. AEsr nm ante
um dGts = mein Soft ~ oo" -
uno nit einem tieien Seuf5sr INIT sr
in ben Sebnltuhl 3arid.
Der @dgl bat ii9's. nahbem CT
@forbemo uno Siola in Der Saidt
Oerior9t. auf Der Ofen6ont bequem as
ma6t. @je Edihc ais aopftiftn be-
niibeao. Ieat er iih sur @ube uno baIo
pertuaoei Elm lautes S9ndrheH. eaB
Der &uyine einsddlofen.
Staii egbt ouf BEN 5uBIpiben gum
gett uno betra3iet neamiitbiQ ibren
Batter. oefeH 6Guoe uo6 im.uer un-
rubi9 Die 0ede g,itten. Damn itrtift
ibr Slid ben 2ebnitlbI. in msl6rm oer
Efarrer irieoli9 gu idbanmern
i6eint.
Sic se6t sum Gdlieu, loI@i oi, bei-
ben &er5en aus, 10 oes nur mebr 0os
SelflGmmhsn inter BEN MutterQot
tesbilb nit ieinem r6thliheR Sdeiu
bic @egenfdube Der uGhIteu hinge
buu9 ipGrlih beleudtet. @nsg3oeeu,
pie fe lit, leaie Ie iih auf bds gstt
binter Der Sbiir, in oas Ie frIber H.
rem Suben 9ele0t bat. sic gsosntt
nint 81 ihlafsn, ionoeru pia nur et-
mas ruben, oenn ibr obliegt oie4fli6i,
ben Bfdrrer 3a peden. Troboem dber
fallen ibr bic @uacu su, uno INNER
tiir3er meroen Die 9duien, in ipe!9en
ne ii0 noA erbalien fam. SIMMER
i6tpdner bort fe Die Shnurntone
9labrs uno balo l6Idft aud ie Elm,
bic iia p%er3peifelt gegen ben S6laf
9erpebrt. SeIbf i'm 8ountreis oes
1o6es perlangt bas 2eben feline
&e6te.
Sn Der fpdrIi6 bcIeu6teten Gtubc
1T 8u6e.
8on Der eiuen Gde bort man bic Qes
iunoen, trditi9en atbemSige Oes i6los
fenoen Wldodens uno pon Der anoern
oas sleihmdBige Siden Ser llbr, I'M
terbro@eu BON ben in eleiten Snters
pdaen wieoeriebrenoen S6nordtouen.
Die re9elmGBiae 8efs.folae bel EDue
miro nur einmal ~mterbrohen ourh eis
men lang9e5ogeuen Seuf3er uno elm
paor pfeifenoe Ntbem3iigs aus Der Gde,
in Der has 8eti 8iegler's itebt ~ uno
oann gebt 9lies in Qemobnter Orb
nun9 iuieoer meter. IS III BON ieber
10 eebenslauf. Mleuihen iommen unO
geben, obne bah in Der Oronun1 Der
9in9e cine gerfbiebung Itottfdnoe.
&uf Der einen Geite 6eiBt ss, Ie Iub
od. uno 0uf per auberen. Te Iinb meg.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-22
lpis 1suSSIf IsIen lsrnte,

Dem Ru6olf lpurbe bas 2eIen 70
i6iper.
Gs ipoate ourdaus ni6t geben;
@r liebte nun einmal bic gratpirite
mebr,
Sir bic lisb er Qlss glei6 itsben.
Nd. ieuf5t' CT beim 2ernsH, aeS III
nod 70 frib.
So greift mid 10 an. eS madt iolde
Wlii9,
lleber's Sabr. ba iit's Dieaeidt mogs
Ii6l"
limb ipieber bo1 llnberbeferlihteit
W0r er BON ben 8i6ern perihmunoen
llnb bate fid uur CUR rehten 3eit
Gum hlitto96rot eineefunosn.
4uf fsiHem glabe ioas lag aber ba2
Sin groBer Brief! uno CT lief CUR
Wiama:
Nd lies Jpn mir Dor. bite, biitel" -
- Das bari i'd niht". bat bic Mut.
ter geiagt.
n6ier itebt: Der 8ubolf Ioa's l%eIenl"
Qun bat er fe itunoeulang beitsInb
egplagt.
Bis bic Mutter barmber3ig gepeien,
limb Ie las: s2iebsr RuooIf, UNI 3lDolf
fpmm' al mir.
Gs eibt beute Miitag 8ratpurit BEL
mir.
S6 bin Define 9outs gillette"
Run CAB e. erf I6rdnsn i'm usbsrs
fluB.
Doh enoli6 ermaunt f6 oer grabs:
n5ebt feb i6 ipobl Elm, oaB id lerneu
muB
1as mar cine itrsdli6e Strafsl
Run lerne id lsien ipdt unD fru6.
SIN @runbs 1T ia 10 srob nidt bic
md8
SIN augsublid pia i'd bs9innn!"
tno Iie9, e cling bsHer, ais er re
Qgiraumt.
Dos Gpiel mar freiiid bsrlodeno,
Do9 BAT e. nift nisber bic S6uIe
beridumt
un6 las balo, nsnn aud NOD iiodenb;
nnD gine Is qlsih mandmal nod
eipas idief.
Go bahf er an 9anie Giisitsn's Brief
"a tamsn ibm Hfue ardfis.
unb beu:e nm Ell. als Bic G8uI'
porhei,
Ram mieoer Gin 9rief an ben 3angsn.
Der S6elm. er o6uis pobl I90n. mas
e lei.
@dr' Tonii Mot 70 fr0blia geiprmi
gen.
aaum las sr "a Gnoe. oann fIol
n 8ur 2bur:
DQeisu, e eibt beuis 9raiDurf Be.
tor
Da tyabsn bsi zaHis 2iisttel"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-22

dnoern gebIieber III, lsbte eiHFf Elm Iehr
rei9er Bitter. CT perpdnbte iebr pieL
9elO barauf. fein S6loB prddtis auf=
3upuben, ben Armen aber that er nee
mig 9utes. ga tam nun emit elm arr
mer 9ilger in bas S6loB uno Bat UNI
Rahtbsrberee. Der Ritter mics ibn
trOBig ob unO fpra9: nDiefes S4lOB
lit fem 9dHbaus." Der 4ilger fagte:
a@rIaubt mir nur BRET 5ragen, 70 nil
i'd pie0er geben.@ Dee Bitter fprah:
gQuf oieIe 8ebingung bin mogt Sbr
INNER frasen. i'd niu Sud gerHe ant
iporten." Der 9ilger fraste: User
.c9bnte por Sud in oieIem S1loGe2~
9lein Batter, ipra6 Der Bitter. limb
ioer Dobnte Dor @urem Batter bag
nNtein @roBbater", antportete Der
Bitter. LIMB ner niro pobl mad Gud
BARN po6nen?" fragte Der 4ilser pei=
ter. so Soft nil, mein Sobn.~
Run. ipraa Der 9ilesr, .ipenn nur
je0er feline 9eit in bieIem Sdlone
pObnt uno INNER elmer benz onbern
BldB madt. mas ieio Sbr odnn an
Oers bier aIs @GIie2 9ieles 5Glob 1T
aIio pirili6 Elm @aitbuus. 9ertpenbet
ba6er nidt 10 bel. oieTes Saus
prd6tig aus3ui6miden, bas Sud nur
fur3e Set beberberst. Sbut lisber ben
4rmen Suites. 70 baut Sbr Gud cine
bleibeuoe 0o6nuna I'M 6immel."
Der Sitter nabm iin oiele Worte 81
9er3en, be6ieli ben giIser iibsr Raht
uno puroe bon oieIer 3eit an pobItbds
tiger gegeu Die qrmen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-22
2IIlerbamS KurspeII.
pie se6simnibaolIs aus.l

Die ausel 1T BON einem eroBsn
cblinoeriormigen 9o9 oidmetraI
our9bobrt uno Qleitet an elmer burd
bieies 2ot ge6enoen Sdnur leidi
duf un0 db. 9etommt inbeHen Elm
@iuoepeibter Die S6nur in 1einC
9Gnbe, madt bic Sa6e Iib onbers
o~nitatt gu fallen, Ieuit bic 8uesI fd
loueiam. Is itebt itin auf Common.
DO, uno Iebt ibre 0dnberung erif banr
fort. neun iie GrIaubniB ba3u srbdIt
quBer benz groBeu God bat bic 2us
gel ndmIih nod siusu trummen Ga
nal, Der an BEN Gnben bes ar0belen
CODES ausmiinbet. 8urb bieIeR Gos
nal nirb bic S6nur gefiibrt. IS Fiebt
aber aus, ais Oh Tie burd bas esrabt
God qinae. Mlan brauht nun bic
S6uur nur mebr ober peniger Itramm
81 bdIten. Inn ben San Der RuseI 5u
perlangiamen ooer 81 beIhleunigeu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-22
6sisIIIhaftS pieIs.
grr!

Dies Spiel 1T cine 3Gbl- uno Dull
Implications llebung. Der 3eibe mad
ipiro 1e3dblt pou loo, loodB be-
6olsenbe INNER bic folgeuoe 3abl 81
lo9en bat. Seine 3abl aber bari gei
nOnut perben, in Der cine z portommt
ODER bic elmer 9ielbeit Der Z lift; an bic.
fer Stele lit iiets Bril-" 81 Iaeen
0er oagegen feblt, muB Elm gfono CT.
Iegen. Is lit 3. .. gu 3dblsn: l, 2, 8.
4, 5. 6. 8rr! s, 8. 10, II, IL, Is
9rr! Is. is, @rr! 18. 10, 20, 8rrl
% uip.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-22
pas GoStentemSdben.

Starb oas 2in5lein.
49. bic 4lutter
SAB an Sag uHo neiHte. psinte.
SAP 5ur Radt uno neinte.
9d srf9isn has Rinolsin tpieoer
Sn Dem SoOtenhemo 10 blaB.
Sagt sur Mutter: r2sg' BID nieoer!
Sieh, mein 5emoheH
A3iro BON osiHen lieben Sgrdnen
Gar . mas -
LIMB i'd lam niat f9loFen, Muttsr!"-
uub oos 3inb perinDinbst uieber
lln0 bic SHUTTER fDeint nidt msbr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-22
5ifersCottratRCe

Pin ftsas Der 9iieru fin6 bic gu6Raben
d + + f L II 1 n II S S 0 berart
Ba isbeu, baB bic Bigger BEL ibrer llmbrebs
ung M6rter bon folgsubsr gsoeutuHg bea
rabren Id Observation-Disclosures @es
rdtb; 4-8 fofbarsr Stoif; 81 Bstrdfs
tiguns 80 8abinbuns; 9-l2 @es
ltalt Der grisdiihsn Gage; 10-1 ats
griedii6er @ott; liz Blums.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-22

esss. MS
cssEsta a zHE y Elal4s ben gaasr asuigs
EsEssusstaFiu uasn. BIZ e as4 i4sa sit su R.
tazs sassa isr l~airisssn, psi Hsins stgssu Jet b
rs.si fab snt q pssssr nart gsi4isu riansa
saaa. pas psssss ssss sSsfli4n 8ssantlaae ui9t srs
Eas Eat
2fatfts 2 Bsff.
Bu & 1sssu iar,iti azs Ralszs. ms1 eli
ssssrs tn a zen srssafst psis4ss sisi,sis saa-
So. ssss zl4a ssii ~ Is IN, glsl4s soa 9sRss
RsnisT g~ssssa.etlsin uasz aheE re fursis.
~x en- ntr4hSsass Eu4 fEr gsEasrit beubs
1REh uttb 1gofm eFt "a rtrt1zat sasftentL
Nrut fb1ittu act tf Eftqfn gufrrf.
Etf Wttsn uuris ftt 6e1 3rtrf lAe rgn I'm
to1D. Setter atrtl Fru Wal-E 5uts Etgrttd
Bah ifst Eri-s sinsr Gauei1aS D11 tfE
kOENIG MEDICINE CO.,
100 Lake str. CHICAGO, ILL.,
sci Hbsftffsrn ~ habm fhs
t4soo Die Stefot, 8 FiafHfn far f5.ooa
essts SITS sftg ss.0es
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-22
@atbieI' G6e
ooorfp

Soaogrtp6.
70" mus ben Btiud NIT benz qebsn bhBeK
Denn INNER srreot its Der 6ausfraa Corn.
"a" iishit BIT bier ~ beiHen 6dBen,
IT. 1T niht biutsn unb niat soen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-22
auasluns o.r RitsIsI in no. A.
u.bsrl,ssn mast a5srI.ssn.

Ri6tiae e6Ianstu srbaItsa bon: Gins
na S6miiI Geo 8rosssr, RsU. Siio.
SissIT 8. G. 3. 8sO. y. ShwarJ.
Den qFsis srbslt. SEQ 9roesn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-22

eifrist 9ocaIs asenisn in isotr Sea
meinbs. @uts gommiHion piro srs
laubs. Ulan i6rsibs ioioTi rs1sn psis
ssytr 5niormatioa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-22
Gin SdbIsI5, Sas elm 6aitbans
Dar.

On sinsm l6Snsn SaloFs, con BEN
Idusit icon isiH gisin WtbE auf BEN
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-22
ScBieBerat6Cec.

Die 05ttu ioueH 10 Ianss mad reGts
ODER lints peridobsn Derbsu. bis cine bel
Ienfrs4ten glelbsa ben gam,H eiHss pitIsei
nanRtsn Relass srglbt.
SIR aafl5iaHs Der o5ls.a RiissL u
iolgeHbsT 9rsis alsgsisst:
Gin Columbia Calender.
Bel berQHsIooiuns oss Brsliss tsmmet
nur iolhs SsDerbsr, bic aQe BRET 8atblel
ridtia asloi uRo bic a~IiloiuHgsn bis gum
%. aoo. 1913 tiHse4 its ba5sa, IN
beiraht.
auaOluna S.r RitaIsl In RO. "A.
l.
Off - @rin - @riHsI,
=
ID Ger. IA Gsra. 1-6 ssraOe. ga
Il. 3-5 Stab. So 8abe. As abe. f.
z Qbsr. 5-7 Der. Go Grls. 8-l2 2es
BET 9--l2 G6sr. l0-1 Berg.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-07-01
EAST FRANKLIN.
Mrs. Freeman Kinsman is quite ill.

Mrs. Freeman Kinsman is quite ill.
Mrs. Clarence Robbins, who has been
very ill, is slowly improving.
Mrs. j. H. Patten and Mrs. F. E. Blais-
dell visited Mrs. F. A. Patten in East
Sullivan recently.
G. H. Rutter, who has been confined to
the house for the past two months, is now
able to sit out Of doors pleasant days.
Carroll Blaisdell left June % for
Lawrence, Mass, to enter a drug store.
where he expects to remain for three
years.
Mrs. J. Z. springer, who has been stop
ping with her daughter, Mrs. Carrie Went
worth. during her granddaughter's illness
has returned home.
George WEIGH, Seth Joy and Sidney
Doyle went to Georges pond June 25 fish
ing. They brought back good string Of
black bass. The largest bass weighed five
pounds.
June 81. r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-07-01
EAST LAMOINE.

Mrs. Fred Reynolds and her three chill
dren, of Dover, N. H., arrived Thursday at
their summer home, the Dana cottage.
Miss Nevins, of Bucksport, has been the
guest Of her uncle, A. R. Devereux, the
past week.
Miss Mary s. DesIsles, a trained nurse
OF Providence, R. l., is spending her vaca-
ton with her parents, E. G. DesIsles and
wife.
Mrs. Moody, of Somerville, Mass, who
for several seasons has boarded at Luther
Gnpatrick's, arrived Tuesday, accom-
panied by friend.
A party of gentlemen who are making q
tour Of the State on horseback arrived al
Shore Acres yesterday afternoon and left
for Bar Harbor this morning.
Frank Murch and wife, who have beer
visiting Mrs. Murch's parents, Dyer
Young and wife, for the past few days
leave this morning for Bondvale, Mass.
June %. H,
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FRANKLIN.

Josiah Bunker is shingling his build
ings.
DIR. c. ]. Watson and wife were at Bar
Harbor last week.
Mrs. Treworgy, of Surry, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Carl Williams.
H. P. Blaisdell is having telephone in
stalled at his place of business.
Mrs. Edward Dyer is having a cistern
built while her nsband is at sea.
Mrs. Evelyn Ciough has returned from a
prolonged visit in Boston and vicinity.
is occupying her house here for a few
weeks.
The Red Men have bills posted for their
Fourth of July celebration, which includes
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long I had been suffering from tunof|
stou ach and liver trouble. describing NJ
numb spe lis ana in fact my general symp
toms better than / could have done my1
self. This OF course gave my husband
great faith in DR.. Morrow, and IS b
assured me that he had cured many won1
cases than mine, at once placed myel,
under his treatment. He asked pefms1
sion to take picture OF me in his ONCE
saying that few months later be snould
want TO take another one, so | could 81
the great difference in myself, and Is %
said he would not show the picture with
out my consent, allowed this TO be done
l have been TO his Office regularly once 4
month up to March 9TH, and on that day]
the Doctor took the second picture Oh ne
in which one can see the difference, L1sl
October l could hardly walk without heipd
my tumor seemed SO heavy il weighed n1
down, my bowels were eonstlpated, ny|
kidneys bothered me very much ana y!
heart was so weak that could hardy n
up rising ground or stairs without asIss|
anee. but with five months treatment y
DIR. Morrow am to-day what conslu1|
in good health. My tumor has diap1
peared, my bowels are regular, my W
news are normal, have none OF the hulu3
spells with my heart, in fact call my'e5
in perfect health, and bless every hsi
DR.. Merrow's head. He has done all ~
more than he said he would in ny ~
and l have talked with many oil ns ~
tients and find that nearly all are as ~.
in his praise as | am. Dr, Meii INV ~ !.
surely doing wonderful work IN INN y,
cality, and ! thank God that snch an !. a ~,
physician is permanently located ~, ~ ~ y.
midst. l gladly give these facts ior NAV ~
benefit OF other sufferers, so they n''
know to not only find relief but curt
aMRs. {. H. CRocKER''
Mrs. C. H. Croker and her husosnu -, ~
well and favorably known IN Da W
Their postoffice address is +. +. D. W. :
Bangor, Me.
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WINTER HARBOR.

E. FL. Norris arrived home from Boston
Thursday.
A. II. Mayo is employed as mail clerk on
steamer Schoodic.
Ernest Rogers and wife, OF Boston, are
here for the summer.
ID. A. Morrison, of Bar Harbor, spent
Sunday with relatives in town.
Rev. Gideon Mayo, of Ellsw orth, was in
town last week, the guest of DR.. Small.
Mr.. Mckay, of Bar Harbor, has moved
his family into the J. l.. Smallidge house.
Ralph Moore arrived home from Wal
than Saturday to spend his vacation in
town.
<. NJ. Stevens, of West Gouldsboro, has
crew of men at work painting the Tracy
and Bunker building.
Henry Tracy, OF Sullivan, was in town
Sunday to visit his brother Arthur, who
is very ill with typhoid fever.
Mrs. A. j. Flint. OF Boston, who has been
spending the past two weeks at Poland,
arrived Monday and opened her cottage.
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WEST TRENTON.

Miss Eva Copp has gone to Northeas,
Harbor, where she has employment at the
Clifton house for the season.:
Mrs. d. E. McIntire, OF South Berwick.
and Miss Flora Thompson, of Portland,
are the guests of Charles Young and wife.
Mr.. Plummer, wife and son George, OF
Philadelphia, came here for short stay at
the old home before opening their sum-
mer cottage at Camden.
Mr.. Rumsey, of Pennsylvania, is to fill
the pulpit Of the Baptist church here fol
another summer. He il a student of much
ability and an earnest worker. All were
glad to greet him on his return.
Mrs. Scott and her daughter, Mrs
McGilvra, and little Grace Virgins
McGilvra, OF Richmond, Va, and Mis-.
Virginia Thompson, of Philadelphia, have
opened the homestead at the bridge for
the summer.
June 20. s.
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SULLIVAN.

MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas, The hand of death has once more
entered our corps and taken from us our
dearly beloved sister and first color bearer,
Sister Louise H. Hammond, and
Whereas. Our departed sister had endeared
herself to us, by her sterling qualities of
heart, and by her faithful adherence to our
cause, therefore be it
Resolved, That in the death of Sister Ham
mond, D. L. Weare W. R. Q. No. IS, of East
sullivan, has lost dearly beloved and faith
ful member, one who was ever ready to assist
in promoting the principles to which our or
der stands pledged; therefore be it
Resotred, That while we mourn for our sis
ter, and viii sadly miss the beloved face from
our ranks, We bow in humble submission to
the will of the Saviour, "who doeth all things
WELL" Be it further
Resolved, That the heartfelt sympathy of
Cur corps be extended to the sorrowing hus.
band, children and sisters who are left to
mourn, and pray that they may find comfort
in the thought that she has only gone from
this world of sorrow to await their coming to
happier world above.
Resolved, That our charter be draped for
period of thirty days, and that copy of these
resolutions be sent to the family, be spread
on the records of our corps, and published in
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parade, games, baseball, moving pic
lures, dinner and supper, concluding with
drama.
An equestrian party came up from Bar
Harbor Sunday and dined at the Relay
house.
Miss Helen Macomber, a student at the
Maine Central institute, is spending her
vacation here.
Charles Macomber has sold his house on
Point avenue to Bailey Dyer, who will
occupy it in the fall.
Miss Mabel Craig, Of Pressure Isle, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. A. w. Lorimer,
at the Baptist parsonage.
James N. Dwelley, Of the soldiers home
at Togus, is with his son Charles during
his furlough of several weeks.
Misses Addie and Maria Bunker, OF
Boston, are at the home OF their parents,
George Bunker and wife, for their vaca-
ton.
DeMeyer's camp, Eastbrook, will be an
unusually lively place this summer. A
tennis court and baseball grounds are new
attractions. The party of students who
are to spend the season there will combine
study with recreation. The camp can be
reached by telephone.
June g, B.